Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

WARRENSBURG central SCHOOL CLASS OF '88 L 2 J. WALKER ALDRICH You can accomplish anything in life with a little hard work and a lot of sweat. PATRICK J. AREHART All serious daring starts from within. KELLY A. BAKER The most important things in life are not things. STEPHEN BURCH No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. TIFFANY D. BURKE You'll have many chances in life to keep your mouth shut; take advantage of them all. WENDI BAKER If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it. I know I can achieve it! RICKEY BEADNELL A laugh at your own expense costs you noth- ing. SHANNON A. BEDERIAN Happiness is like a kiss. In order to get any good out of it. you have to give it to somebody else. DONALD BURT You can be anything you want to be in life if you have ambition and an education. JOSEPH P. BURT The man who has no imagination has no wings. HOLLY BOOTHBY “The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the opportuni- ties they want, and if they can't find them, they make them. TOBIAS M. BRUCE Walk it off. son. It's a long way from your heart. RICK BRUNER Do not ask for your life's load to be lightened, but for the courage to endure it. DIANA P. BYRNE The secret of success in life is known only to those who have not succeeded. DONALD CAMERON The only way to see a rainbow is to look through the rain. 3 4 SHELLI CAMERON Take m© for what I am, not for what you want me to be. MICHAEL B. CARPENTER “The game of life is a game of boomerangs. Our thoughts, deeds and words return to us sooner or later, with astounding accuracy. CHRISTINA E. CONNOR “I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destina- tion. JOHN DURKIN “Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. JOHN ESPINOS “In every real man a child is hidden who wants to play. STEPHANIE T. COOPER Whoever wants to reach a distant goal must take many small steps. DANIEL R. DEMARSH “One thing is forever good. That one thing is success. KIMBERLY A. DEVITTO “The poorest person in the world is not the person without a cent, but the person without a dream. KELLY D. FARRAR “Remember the past and the good times you've had; keep them close to your heart, but don't dwell on them. Remember the past and the bad times you've had. keep them fresh in your mind and learn from them. But most of all, live for today, and remember that life goes on. LINDA FATTIBENE “To forget the mistakes of the past and press on the greater achievements of the future, to thine only the best, to work only for the best and expect only the best. ANNA DINGMAN “The most beautiful things in the world are not seen or touched, but felt with the heart ... CANDY L. DINGMAN “Start by doing what's necessary, then what's possible and suddenly you are doing the impossi- ble. TANYA Y. DONATO “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it's yours. If it doesn't, it was never meant to be. ROBERT F. FRYE, JR. “The right to do something does not mean that doing it is right. BETHANY A. GAGE “Do not walk behind me. I may not lead. Do not walk ahead of me. I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. 5 I 6 KEVIN R. GERAGHTY Character may be manifested in the great moments, but it is made in the small ones. LAUREL A. GRANGER A love of people and a love of music are bound to produce harmony. MATTHEW GREENHOLTZ Memories are the key not to the past, but to the future. MELISSE LANGWORTHY “Friendship is searching for someone's hand and touching their heart. MELANIE A. LAUBEN I expect to pass through life but once. If. therefore, there by 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. STEPHEN HATCH “I have always observed that he who appears the fool is usually more wise than one who ap- pears a scholar. KIRSTEN M. HIGGINS Love and friendship are conditions in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own. RANDY L. JORDON Sometimes in the dark you see what you want to see. AMY L. LAVARNWAY A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just the way you are. JOHN LINDBLADE No one can build his security upon the noble- ness of another person. PATRICIA A. KENYON I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destina- tion. AEMON KOLASIENSKI Silences made the real conversations be- tween friends. Not the saying but the never needing to say is what counts. MARK L. LAFOND True friendship is like sound health. The value of it is seldom known until it is lost ... GINA LLOYD Good instincts usually tell you what to do long before your head has figured it out. CHRISTOPHER MARTINO It is the dull man who is always sure, and the sure man who is always dull. 7 8 DOUGLAS J. MCKINNEY The great pleasure in life is doing what peo- ple say you cannot do. BRYAN A. MCNEILL Don't go where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path, and leave a trail. JASON MILLER A problem is a chance for you to do your best. GARY OSTRANDER For every problem there is one solution, which is simple, neat and wrong. BRANDON OVITT No one can walk backward into the future. DAVID MONROE Always be yourself and no one else. AMY MONROE It is better by far to forget and smile than to remember and be sad. JODY MONROE Thank you for growing up with me. my friends. Parting now. we'll reach for the stars, and see it's not an end, but the beginning of a life we've dreamt of for so long. Now it's time to show the world — we've made each other strong. LISA OVITT The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart. KIM PELUSO Be able to be alone. Lose not the advantage of solitude. MICHELLE MONROE “I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. WENDY J. MURPHY Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one. BRENDA L. O'CONNOR Live day by day and take life as it comes. Don't be unhappy by the outcome, just try to make the best out of it. Cherish yesterday and dream of tomorrow, but live for today. DEANNE M. PETERS Remember the past and the good times you've had. keep them close to your heart but don't dwell on them. Remember the past and the bad times you've had. keep them fresh in your mind and learn from them. But. most of all. live for today and dream for tomorrow. EDWARD PETERSON Never hisitate to hold out your hand; never hesitate to accept the outstretched hand of another. 9 10 TAMMY L. PROSSER Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side ef- fects. JOEL E. QUINTAL There's nothing funnier than a fellow who isn't funny trying to be funny. JAMES M. ROULEAU “No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries. JOHN A. STRASSER Every person marches to the beat of a differ- ent drum. DIANE G. STROBECK When it's all over, you'll look back and smile. CHAD M. ROUNDS The only things we ever keep are what we give away. STEPHEN E. RUMRILL “As long as you try your best at whatever you do. you will never be a failure. RACHEL L. SAWYER The most important things in life aren't things. ANN MARIE SWAN Be yourself, don't be a fake. Show the real you. Don't believe everything your hear, you know the truth and that's what matters. A per- son can make mistakes, but the best thing about it is you learn from them. Never judge a person until you look at yourself, too. COLLEEN SWANSON “There is a great difference between knowing a thing and understanding it. JOSEPH H. SHERMAN The greatest waste of our natural resources Is the number of people who never achieve their potential. JERRY SQUIRES Always keep your chin up and work the har- dest that you can. RUDOLPH M. SQUIRES Money can buy you a lot of things, but it can't buy you poverty. REBECCA TUCKER Character consists of what you do on the third and fourth tries. ANGELA M. VAISEY Push is more important than pull, especially if you are going through a revolving door. 11 HEATHER J. VROMAN We all live under the same sky, but we each have our own horizon. SHANNON WARNE Make the most out of today, because it will soon be gone and all you'll have are the memories of yesterday. LINDA A. WEBSTER Life is the fire that burns in us all. the flame of desire, the passionate call. Life's exhaltation is greater than grand, for the world itself could not understand, the bril- liance, the power, the force that commands. For such is life but a dream without end. LAUREL L. WOOD No one can really pull you up very high — you lose your grip on the rope. But on your own two feet you can climb mountains. TAMMY WOOD Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes furthest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare. SHANNON E. BENNETT One can only find out how successful he can be by pushing himself to his utmost limits. These limits can only be achieved by keeping God at your side. BARRY J. MCKINNEY What goes around comes around. 13 NEVER SAY GOOD BYE • THE WARRENSBURG TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Proudly Presents THE CLASS OF 19BS- Of The WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL ► STEVE TIFFANY RICK 18 PAT SHANNON SHANNON HOLLY rn KELLY JOE DIANE J. WALKER ALDRICH Baseball 10.11,12; football 10,11.12; junior prom court 11; Varsity Club 11,12. PATRICK J, AREHART Baseball 12: basketball 7.8.10.11.12; foot- ball 12; golf 10; junior prom court 11; tennis 7.8.9,10.11.12; Varsity Club 11,12. KELLY A. BAKER Chorus 7.8; scholarship awards 7.11; soft- ball 9,10.11,12; volleyball 11. WENDI BAKER Chorus 7,8; employment 11,12. RICKEY BEADNELL Football 8.9.10; junior prom 11; scholarship awards 9.10; community church activities 7,8,9.10.11.12; honors: church Confirmation 11. SHANNON A. BEDERIAN Cheerleader 8.9,10; scholarship awards 9; softball 8.9.10.11.12. SHANNON BENNETT Basketball 7,8. National Honor Society 12; National Beta Club 11; Future Business Lead- ers of America 9,10; tennis 11; yearbook 12; 4-H 7.8,9,10; community church activities 7,8,9.10; honors: school, community 9.10.11.12. HOLLY BOOTHBY Band 7.8,9,10.11.12; cheerleader 10.11.12; Varsity Club 11.12; community church activi- ties 7,8.9.10,11.12. TOBIAS M. BRUCE Band 7.8.9,10; basketball 7.8. class officer 10; football 7.8,9.10.11.12; junior prom court 11; Ski Club 7; tennis 7.8.9.10.11.12; Varsity Club 10.11.12; wrestling 8.9,10.11.12; em- ployment 9,10,11.12. RICK BRUNER Band 7.8.9; baseball 7.8.9. basketball 7.8.9; chorus 10.11.12: football 10.11.12. soccer 7.8. wrestling 10.11.12; 4-H 7.8.9.10.11.12. STEPHEN BURCH TIFFANY D. BURKE Chorus 7,8.9,10.12; cheerleader 10,12; Language Club 9,11.12; student council 10; scholarship awards 11; Varsity Club 12; 4-H 9.10.11.12; community church activities 7.8.9,10.11.12; yearbook 12; employment 9.10.11.12. DONALD BURT Football 7,8,9,11.12; junior prom 11. JOSEPH P. BURT Band 7.8.9,10.11.12; football 8.9.10.11.12; Language Club 11,12; National Honor Society 11.12. scholarship awards 10. 4-H 11.12; Peer Leadership Program 11. DIANA P. BYRNE Chorus 7; class officer 10; cheerleader 9.10,11.12; cross country 8.9. field hockey 9; junior prom court 11; Varsity Club 10.11.12; wrestling (scorekeeper) 10. 4-H 7.8; commu- nity church activities 7,8.9.10.11.12. 19 DON SHELLI MIKE ANNA JOHN JOHN KELLY 20 CHRIS CANDY LINDA STEPH TANYA DONALD CAMERON Football (manager) 8.9.'10.11.12; wrestling (manager) 11.12. SHELLI CAMERON Band 7.8; chorus 7; cross country 8. field hockey 9,10; softball 9. yearbook staff 9. 4-H 7.8. MICHAEL B. CARPENTER Football 7,8.9,10,11.12; junior prom king 11; scholarship awards 10; Varsity Club 11,12; wrestling 10; employment 10.11,12. CHRISTINA E. CONNOR Basketball 8.9.10.11.12. cheerleader 9.10. Varsity Club 9.10.11.12; volleyball 9,11.12; employment 11.12; community church ac- tivities 7.8.9,10,11.12; honors: church Confir- mation 11. STEPHANIE T. COOPER Cheerleader 9. volleyball 10; community church activities 7,8.9,10,11,12. DANIEL R. DEMARSH Band 7,8.9.10.11,12; baseball 7,8.9.10. football 10,11,12; junior prom 11; Ski Club 7,8.9,10; soccer 8. KIMBERLY A. DEVITTO Band 7,8,9,10,11.12; class officer 11,12; field hockey 9,10,11,12; junior prom court 11; National Honor Society 10.11,12; scholarship awards 7,8.9.10.11,12; Ski Club 11.12; softball 8,9.10, Varsity Club 9.10.11.12; volleyball 8,9.10; community church activities 7.8,9.10.11,12; employment 10.11,12. honors; church Confirmation 11. ANNA DINGMAN Chorus 8; scholarship awards 10,11; em- ployment 9,10,11.12. CANDY L. DINGMAN Chorus 7; Computer Club 7. 4-H 7.8,9; hon- ors: community, church, school 7. TANYA Y. DONATO Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; gymnastics 10. junior prom ll. SkiClub 11,12; softball9,11,12; Var- sity Club 11.12; volleyball 11,12; 4-H 8,9; com- munity church activities 7,8,9.10.11.12; em- ployment 11,12. JOHN DURKIN Baseball 8,9.10.11.12. basketball 9,10; foot- ball 7.8.11.12; Language Club 11; Ski Club 8.9.10; Varsity Club 12, wrestling 12. JOHN ESPINOS Band 7; soccer 8; wrestling 7,10,11.12; 4-H 7.10.11.12. KELLY D. FARRAR Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; chorus 7.8.9. cheer- leader 11,12; National Honor Society 10.11.12. scholarship awards 7.9,10; Varsity Club 12; yearbook staff 7.8.9,10.12. commu- nity activities, dance 15 years, honors: school. N.Y.S. Scholarship Pageant; senior play 10; Peer Leadership Program 11. The So- ciety of Distinguished American High School Students. Who's Who Among American High School Students. LINDA FATTIBENE Fire Warden 10.11,12; softball 11;yearbook staff 10.11.12; S.A.D.D. secretary 11,12; em- ployment 10.11.12. ROBERT F. FRYE. JR. Baseball 8.9,10.11.12. basketball 8. bowling 7; football 7.8.9.10,11.12; junior prom 11; scholarship awards 7.8; wrestling 9,10.11.12; employment 9.10,11.12. 21 KEVIN KIRSTEN RANDY JOHN MARK MISSY MEL BETHANY A. GAGE Chorus 7,8; scouts 7,8,9; community church activities 8,9,10,11,12; employment 11,12. KEVIN R. GERAGHTY Band 7,8,9,10; baseball 7,8; basketball 7,8,9,10,11,12; class officer 9; football 7,8; ju- nior prom court 11; community church ac- tivities 11,12. JOHN W. GERMAIN LAUREL A. GRANGER Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; chorus 7,8,9,10; cheerleader 9,10,11,12; junior prom court 11; National Honor Society 10.11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; softball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H 7,8,9,10.11.12; employ- ment 9,10,11.12. MATTHEW GREENHOLTZ Basketball 7,8.9,10,11,12; scholarship awards 7,9; Varsity Club 12. STEPHEN HATCH Band 7,8; football 7,8; golf 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; tennis 11,12. KIRSTEN M. HIGGINS Basketball 8,9,10; cheerleader 11,12; cross country 8; field hockey 9.10,11,12; junior prom queen 11; student council 8,9.11; soft- ball 9,10.11.12; Varsity Club 10,11.12. RANDY L. JORDON Football 7,8,9; scholarship awards 10. PATRICIA A. KENYON Class officer 11,12; field hockey 10; Lan- guage Club 10; National Honor Society 10,11,12; scholarship awards 10. yearbook staff 9, 4-H 7.8.9,10,11.12. AEMON KOLASIENSKI Baseball 7,8,9,10.11,12; basketball 7,8,9,10; football 7,8,11,12; junior prom court 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11.12; scholarship awards 7,8,9,10,11,12; community church activities 7,8.9,10,11,12; employment 9.10.11.12. MARK L. LAFOND Baseball 7,8.9,10.11.12; basketball 8.9,10,12; football 7,8,9,10.11.12, Varsity Club 12. MELISSE LANGWORTHY Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; chorus 7,8,9; cheer- leader 9,10,11.12; field hockey 7,8,9,10,11.12; junior prom court 11; softball 9,10,11,12; volleyball 10. MELANIE A. LAUBEN Band 7,8.9,10,11.12; chorus 7; class officer 10.11.12; field hockey 9,10,11,12; junior prom court 11; National Honor Society 7,8,10.11,12; student council 11,12; scholarship awards 7.8.9.10.11.12, tennis 8,9,10,11.12; Varsity Club 10,11.12, volleyball 9; 4-H 7,8.9,10,11,12; scouts 7; community church activities 7,8,9,10,11.12; employment 8.9,10,11,12. AMY L. LAVARNWAY Band 7,8,9,10.11,12; cheerleader 9.10,11,12; Language Club 10,11.12; Varsity Club 11,12; yearbook staff 8.9, 4-H 7.8.9.10,11,12; community church activities 7.8,9.10,11,12; employment 9,10,11,12; Hon- ors: Girl's State 11, Student of the Month 11. JOHN LINDBLADE - i i AMY LAURIE MATT AEMON GINA JASON WENDY 24 CHRIS DAVID KEVIN BARRY AMY BRENDA JODY BRYAN MICHELLE GINA M. LLOYD Cross country 8. Language Club 11. softball 9,10.11,12; tennis 11.12; volleyball 9.10.11.12. CHRISTOPHER MARTINO BARRY J. MCKINNEY Band 7.8; baseball 7,8.9,10.11,12; basket- ball 7.8.9.10.11.12; bowling 8.9.10; chorus 7.8.9; football 7.8.9.10.11.12; golf 9.10.11; ju- nior prom 11; soccer 7.8; Varsity Club 10.11.12. wrestling 7; 4-H 7.8.9; scouts 7,8.9,10. community church activities 9.10.11; employment 10,11.12. DOUGLAS J. MCKINNEY Baseball 8.9.10.11.12. basketball 8.9.10.11.12. football 7.8.9.10.11.12. junior prom court 11; Varsity Club 10.11.12. BRYAN A. MCNEILL Language Club 9. scholarship awards 9; yearbook staff 7; 4-H 7,8; scouts 7. communi- ty church activities 7,8.11; employment 9.10.11.12. JASON MILLER Band 7.8.9. basketball 7.8; junior prom court 11; scholarship awards 11; Ski Club 7.8.9.10.11.12; soccer 7.8.9. DAVID MONROE Band 7.8.9,10.11.12; Chess Club 7,8. wres- tling 7,8.9.10.11.12. AMY MONROE Basketball 8.9.10.11.12; chorus 7; class offi- cer 9; field hockey 8.9.10.11.12; junior prom court 11. National Honor Society 10.11.12; scholarship awards 10.11. soccer 9.10.11.12. Varsity Club 9.10.11.12; volleyball 9,10; Peer Leadership program 11. JODY MONROE Band 7.8; basketball 8.9.10.11.12. class offi- cer 9. field hockey 8.9.10.11.12. junior prom court 11. National Honor Society 10.11.12; student council 7.8; scholarship awards 9; softball 8.9,10.11.12; Varsity Club 9.10.11.12. volleyball 8.9.10. MICHELLE MONROE Basketball 9.10; field hockey 9.10.12; Varsi- ty Club 11,12; employment 9.10.11.12. WENDY J. MURPHY Field hockey 10.11. Language Club 11.12; scholarship awards 10. Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 11; yearbook staff 12; community church activities 7.8.9.10.11.12. KEVIN NORTON Football 11. employment 9.10.11,12. BRENDA L. O'CONNOR Cross country 7. honors school BOCES re- gional competition, second place, scholar- ship awards 11 GARY OSTRANDER Baseball 10. football 7.8,9.10.11.12; schol- arship awards 8; Varsity Club 11.12; wrestling 10.12. GARY BRANDON BRANDON OVITT Band 7.8; football 8.9; scholarship awards 11. soccer 7. wrestling 10.11.12. DEANNE KIM FLORENCE LISA RACHEL 26 TAMMY LISA OVITT Band 7.8.9,10,11.12; cheerleader 9.10.11.12; Language Club 11.12; Varsity Club 11.12. employment 11.12. KIM PELUSO DEANNE M. PETERS Band 7.8.9.10.11.12. chorus 7.8.9.10. class officer 9.10; cheerleader 9.10.11.12; junior prom court 11; National Honor Society 10.11.12; scholarship awards 9. community church activities (Bloodmobile) 9.10.11.12; honor: Miss Teen of New York Pageant EDWARD PETERSON Band 7.8.9.10. baseball 7. football 8.9.10.11.12; golf 10; junior prom 11. soccer 7, community church activities 10.11; employ- ment 9.10.11.12. ROBERT PINNEY Band 7.8.9.10.11.12; basketball 7. chorus 10.12; class officer 11; junior prom 11. Lan- guage Club 11; wrestling 8.9.10.11.12. 4-H 7.8.9,10.11,12. employment 10.11,12. TAMMY L. PROSSER Basketball 8; employment 11.12; communi- ty church activities 10.11,12 JOEL E. QUINTAL Baseball 7. basketball 7.8.9.10. junior prom court 11. JAMES M. ROULEAU Baseball 7.8. employment 9.10.11.12. CHAD M. ROUNDS Football 7.8.11.12; tennis 7.8.9.10.11.12. STEPHEN E. RUMRILL Baseball 8.10. basketball 7.8.9,10.11.12, class officer 9. golf 10.11.12. junior prom court 11. scholarship awards 9 RACHEL L. SAWYER Band 7,8. basketball 7; chorus 7. cheer- leader 11.12. field hockey 9.10. student council 12. scholarship awards 11. Ski Club 7.11; softball 9,10. Varsity Club 11,12; volley- ball 8 JOSEPH H. SHERMAN Band 7.8.9,10. baseball 8.9. basketball 7.8.9.10. football 10.11.12. National Honor So- ciety 10.11.12; scholarship awards 7,8.9.10. community church activities 7.8.9.10.11.12; employment 9.10.11.12. FLORENCE SOLAL FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM FRANCE BRIAN SPRINGER JERRY SQUIRES Baseball 8.10; basketball 9.10. junior prom 11; scholarship awards 8. community church activities 7.8.9.10.11.12; employment 9,10.11.12; honors: church Confirmation 11. BOB STEVE BRIAN JERRY 27 28 LAUREL TAMMY A ANN MARIE RUDOLPH M. SQUIRES Band 7,8; baseball 7,8,9,10,11,12; basket- ball 7.8,9.10,12, football 7,8,9.10,11,12; junior prom court 11; Varsity Club 10,11.12. JOHN A. STRASSER Golf 9,10,11,12; scholarship awards 10; Ski Club 9,10,11,12, tennis 10.11.12, Peer Leader- ship program 11, employment 9,10,11,12; church activities 7,8,9,10,11,12; honor: church Confirmation 11. SHANNON ANN MARIE SWAN Band 7,8, chorus 8; scholarship awards 11, softball 9, 4-H 7,8; employment 11.12. COLLEEN SWANSON Chorus 9,10,11,12, scouts 7,8.9. REBECCA A. TUCKER Scholarship awards 11. ANGELA M. VAISEY Band 7.8.9,10,11,12; chorus 7; class officer 9; field hockey 9.10, junior prom court 11; Varsity Club 10; wrestling (scorekeeper) 8.9, 4-H 7.8. HEATHER J. VROMAN Band 7,8; field hockey 8,9,10; Ski Club 8; softball 9,10; volleyball 8,10. SHANNON WARNE Band 7,8,9,10,11,12; cheerleader 10,11.12; LINDA Language Club 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12, 4-H 7,8,9,10,11,12; employment 10,11,12. COLLEEN DIANE G. STROBECK Scholarship awards 10; Varsity Club 11,12; volleyball 11.12. THE CREST.........THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE WARRENSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL This Coat of Arms of the Warrensburg Central School was designed by Marion Burry. Her intention was to bear within this crest a portion of the history and aristocracy of this Queen Village. Warrensburg. The background of the seal signifies an animal skin. Because of all the animal trapping done in this area, the Village of Warrensburg was founded by the workers in a newly-established tannery. The three lines that we see converge in the near center remind us of three Indian trails that each met at this one point. This converging point became the early site of the town. Likewise, at this point was the rock of pow-wows that was then called Council Rock. The Indian head in the upper left portion is for all the Indians who were in this area at the time of the first settlement. At the very top of Harrington Hill was a single room cabin where Warrensburg's own Floyd Bennett was born. The cabin is shown at the mid-right, just opposite Council Rock. Floyd Bennett was a most famous aviator who accompanied Admiral Byrd on his expedition to the North Pole. LINDA A. WEBSTER Chorus 9.10; Longuage Club 11,12; scholor- ship awards 7,8, community church activities 7.8,9.10; employment 9,10,11,12. LAUREL L. WOOD Softball 9,10.11,12; Varsity Club 9.10,11.12; volleyball 9. TAMMY WOOD Chorus 10; cheerleader 9; scholarship awards 7,8,9,10, Varsity Club 9, employment 9,10.11.12. 29 BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: Col. Benjamin F. Guiles (Ret.), President Amanda W. Barnes, Vice President Mark K. Brown Second row: Michael Hill Bruce M. Jordan William E. Lamy Third row: George Lane Gary Martin Clinton S. Rumrill TO THE CLASS OF 1988: I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WISH THE CLASS OF 1988 THE VERY BEST OF LUCK. MAY THE LIGHT OF HAPPINESS ALWAYS SHINE ON YOU, AND MAY YOU ALWAYS BE SUCCESSFUL AT WHATEVER YOU DO. REMEMBER! OPPORTUNITY IS AT EVERY DOOR. SO, DO NOT BE AFRAID TO KNOCK. FOR HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST FOREVER. DANIEL T. CONNOR ACTING SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ACTING HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL central school f.P SS OF ‘59 SET YOUR GOALS AND STANDARDS HIGH AS YOU JOURNEY THROUGH YOUR YEARS. BE AWARE OF YOUR LIMITATIONS, BUT DO NOT BE SATISFIED WITH LESS THAN YOU ARE CAPABLE OF ACCOMPLISHING. YOU WILL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED IN LIFE IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU GAVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT! 7 GOOD LUCK! CHARLES A. DE VITTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DOUG AND BARRY MC KINNEY WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU BOTH. IT IS HARD TO BELIEVE IT IS YOUR SENIOR YEAR; IT WENT BY TOO FAST! THE VERY BEST OF LUCK TO YOU BOTH IN THE FUTURE. LOTS OF LOVE, MON, BRIAN AND JENNIFER MRS. MOSHER Front Row: Emily Enslow. Matthew Howe. Brett Belden, Michael Westcott, Cassandra Ackley. Kathryn Jordan. Sarah Rounds. Jamie Moffitt. Back Row: Jeffrey Mattison. Michael Springer. Allison Connor. Mrs. Mosher. Larissa Bassarab. Terry Garnsey. Jonathan Alexander. Amber Trapasso K I N D E R G A R T E N MRS. MOSHER Front Row: Graig Shepard, Nathan Wrigley. Carrie Counter. Christina Belden, Erica Morin, Charles Haskell. Belinda Goodnow, Jonelle Cameron. Evan Whitefield. Back Row: Robert Vopleous, Adam Brunetto. Crystal Hazelton. Mrs. Mosher. Rachel Robinson. Justin Schaldone. Luke Duell. Lee Ellsworth 34 c L A S S gt.ero’foet' MRS. PATAKI Front Row: Jason York. Randi Evans, Courtney Higgins. Deana Sullivan. Dorian© Crandall, Taj Muratori. Matthew Frye. Middle Row: William Arnold. David Hastings. Gregory Millington, Curtis Campbell. Aaron Templeton, Back Row: Brandi Baker. Mrs. Pataki, Jacob Wilde, Meredith Hamilton. Mathew Baker. Dallas Langworthy, Adam Smead, Mrs. Hensler, Sandra Smith MRS. PATAKI Front Row: Joseph Ehle, Christopher Apple. Julie Allen, Michael Hall. Kimberly Cass. Stacy Ross. Middle Row: Delia Butler. Ben Murphy, Alyssa Haynes. Cori Tubbs, Sarah Beadnell. Back Row: Mrs. Pataki. Justin Minder. Ryan Martin. Addey Fredericks, Sarah Dimick, Steven Hammond, Shannon Morrison. Jade Miller. Mrs. Hensler, Jaired Conklin 35 MISS MANNIX Front Row: Benjamin Infantino, Heather Olden. Amy Mattison. Prentiss Gillette. Matthew Hill. Ryan Winslow. Jacquelyn Stevens. Adam Mailliez. James Boisvert, Middle Row: Brock Emerson, Cedric Coulman, Nikki Augus- tine, Courtney Baker, Edgard Carpenter, Katrina Latham. Eileen Belden, Miss Mannix. Back Row: Justin Tucker, Shane Baker, Shaun Broshans. Priscilla Rounds, Emily Hiller, Melissa Vernum. Ashlee Tucker G R A D E MRS. KEENAN Front Row: Jessica Monroe. Silas Tucker. Casey Johnston. Amy Hill, Kathy Volpe. Michelle Chambers, David Butler, James Martin. Mrs. Keenan. Middle Row: Kenneth Gillingham, Joshua Duell, John Peluso, Kassandra Vassallo, Amanda Hitchcock, Keith LaLone, Joel Baker, Jeremy Combs, Back Row: Derek Russell, Richard Hardy. Wayne Havens. Bridget Stephenson. Jamie Millington. Kristin Sprague. Alexander Muratori. Sarah Fidd 36 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 9 9 MRS. DORRANCE Front Row: Christopher Bullock. Chad Randall. Cora Allen. Victoria Williams. Katherine Chambers. Sadie Wells. Daniel McTague. Michael Bederian. Jamie Kersey. Middle Row: Justin Hull. Andrew Dutcher. Jessica Clark. Brian Seeley, James Dimick, Steven Cullen. Theresa Olden, Mrs. Dorrance. Back Row: Keith Tyler, Heaven Prosser, Stacey Rounds. David Baker. Erin Baker, Julina Walker. Luke Beadnell MISS D'ANGELO Front Row: Jason Lanfair, Glen Smith, Brian Carpenter, Seth Wagner. Ryan Goodspeed. James Blydenburgh. Ricky Burdett, Joshua Beadnell, Middle Row: Colin Shanley, Hannah Smock, Sandra Frisbie. Julie Webster. Tracy Mumblow. Kimberly Baker, Lindsey Measeck, Jill Burdett. Miss D'Angelo. Back Row: Amy Baker. Olin Ellsworth, Matthew Hall. Susan Dawson. Matthew Randall. Joshua Baker 37 MRS. FRENYEA Front Row: Lucien Emerson. Jody Perry. Kristy Broinard. Julie Wrigley, Alix Hamblin. Duane Fish, Middle Row: Ryan Shepard, Joseph Bartlett. Barron Dingman, Paul Millington. Sara Goodman. Eric Michaud. James Blackmer, Timothy Morgan. Back Row: Jamie Olden, Jennifer Mosher. Mark Kuklinski. Kevin Connor. Kevin Washburn. Jamie Altman. Audrey Hermance. Student Teacher: Miss Murphy. Mrs. Frenyea G R A D E MR. HAMMEL Front Row: Brian Burdett. Jennifer Wells. Peter Jordan. David Lloyd. Nathan Monforte. Corrine Stone. Amy Maciariello. Middle Row Ron Cross. Patrick Eldridge, Mason Hamilton. Michele Smith. Alisha Barosay. Erin Geraghty. Aliesha Harris, Travis Lapell. Mr. Hammel. Back Row. Jessica Kilts, Roger Combs, Leonard Baker, Sara Baker. Stacey Bauberger, Jeffrey Whiting. Kasey Olden 38 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 9 8 MRS. LEONE Front Row: John Morgan, Joshua Baker. Christine Campbell. Doni Edmunds. Nicholas Isaacson. Michael Rafferty. Jamie Goodspeed. Mrs. Leone. Middle Row: Susan Blair, Robert Frasier. Stephen Taylor. April Goucher. Erin Hastings, Kylie Lamphier, Christina Springer. Back Row Jessica Walerstein. Cory Connelly. Christopher Dimick. Nolan Tucker, Garth Barrett, Angela Bradway. Andrew Morrison MRS. SOLDWEDEL Front Row: Derek Cummins, April Planty. Kori Olden. Joshua Tryon. Jason Briggs, Middle Row: Mrs Ruller. Richard Prosser. Joseph Hammond. Drew Kuklinski. Jessica Bartlett, Leighen Beadnell. Mrs. Soldwedel, Back Row Jason Blackmer, Jasmine Nutter. Nichole Fish. Robert Mosher. Jamie Martindale 39 MR. GRANT Front Row: Michael Hill, Darren Geraghty, Ian Measeck, Jason Sparks. Bruce Sherman, Jordan Birdsall. Middle Row: Tracy Eastman. John Steininger, Christopher Millington, Jerid McKinney, Jason Latham. Daryl Tucker. Kimberly Frizzell. Back Row: Breeana Packard. Andrea Deldin, Christina Coulman, Courtney Sprague. Janell Quintal. Lauren Zarczynski, Brigid Kelly. Nelli Sprague, Mr. Grant MRS. BROWN Front Row: Jesse Smith, Brian Hammond. Brad LaForge, David Frazier, Brooke Smith, Charles Ligon. Brian Briggs, Second Row: Paul Levitsky. Andrew Hall, Daniel DeKleine. Michael Allison. Aaron Baker, Jeanie Peck, Back Row: Stacey Fish, Brianne Hazelton. Erin Stephenson, Mike Galusha, Michelle LeCount, Jodi Hall. Jenifer Lanfair, Christy Johnston, Theresa Morehouse. Student Teacher: Miss Bull. Mrs. Brown Front Row: Jennifer Millington, Shawna Wolford, Billy Dumke. Adam Parrish. Kenneth Harrington. Shelly Ackley. Coury Miller, Joshua Kenyon. David Mosher. Back Row: Katie Moyneham. Sarah Morgan. Leanne Repko. Mrs. Hubert. Amy Prosser. Stacey Bills, Jennifer Brown, Kirk Bassarab. Aaron Kloss. Joshua Monroe. Bradd Baker O MRS. ROBERTS Front Row: Mark Wolford. Andrew McTague. Logan Tyler, Brian Clayfield. Nathan Saez. Kenneth Mulvey. Walter Wernau. Middle Row: Clarence Alger. Rosemary Lackey. Erin Fitzgerald, Susan Mattison, Jude Burke. Michelle Young. Donald Fornier. Chad Prosser. Back Row. Mrs. Roberts. Amanda Hall. Melissa Monroe. Paige Baker. Brad Baker. Danielle Ackley. Amy Barton. Nadine Wells MRS. GRACE Front Row Heather Morgan, Alycia Hall, Tabitha Mumblow. Rachael Hitchcock. Crystal Stone, Penny Smith, Jamie Tedrick, Rochelle Reed, Shannon Reed. Hope Lloyd. Back Row: Corey Pitkin, Kevin Galusha. Jasen Norton. Eric Conklin, Jeremy Winslow. Raymond Kenyon. Mrs. Grace, Richard Shane Cass. Terry LaVergne, Eric Warrington. John Joey Dick. Kenneth Olden. Cristopher Ward G R A D E MRS. KUSNIERZ Front Row Danny Ackley. Amanda Carpenter. Valerie Mattison. Micki Smith. Shannon Springer. Tausha Barosay. Kathy Monroe. Sara Rumrill, Kelly Monroe. Keith Cleavland. Back Row: Jason Bederian. Jason Kenyon. Megan Monroe, Lisa Packard. Ricci Hayes, Mark Strasser, Thomas Belden, Brian Nelson, Joseph Kelly, Mrs. Kusnierz, Adam Kolasienski. Robert Wolford. Michael Apple. Justin Higgins 42 c L A S 5 0 F 1 9 9 6 MISS LAPOINT Front Row: Keith Moynehan. Jerri Perry. Alisha Onyon. Jaime Whiting. Erin Greenholtz, Jeremy Taylor. James Rafterty. Douglas Olden. Steven Shortsleeves. Middle Row: Patricia Burdett, Jeremy Bradway. Kristian Keller. Donald Carpenter. Edward Harrington. Kara Persuitti. Maria Tucker. Shannon Reed. Douglas Crandall. Jason Prosser, Back Row: Dawn Murray. Wendy Maciariello, Michael Monforte, Angel Young. Tiffany Simpson. Miss LaPoint MRS. MOYNIHAN Front Row Edgar Castro. Josette Welke. April Lyng. April Ross. Gigi Edmunds. Jennifer Reed. Sarah Clifton, Jason Hull. Robert Eastman. Gerald Remington. Middle Row: Brian Smith. Willis Mason. J. Combs. Michael McTague. Sam Bullock, Gerald Hopkins. Jeramy Dingman. Richard Clark. Gary Barrett. Danny Mattison, Back Row: Student Teacher: Mr. Schieks. Mrs. Moynihan 43 MRS. BAMBERGER Front Row Alison Apple. Shannon Hayes. Danielle Shippey. Lisa Stark. Tracey Oehler. Jennifer Millington. Joshua Wilde. Tony Forte. Back Row Jackie Ackley. Catrina Frisbie. Brielle Kilts. Ben Kloss. Ben Davis. Jarred Smith. Kevin Harrington. Mrs. Bamberger. Tom Dawson, Ray Hensler G R A D E MRS GRANT Front Row Michael Springer. Heather Moffitt. Stacey Lamy. Janice Moody. Evelyn Wood, John Barnes, Lucus Mason, Back Row Christine Duffy, Shana Brown. Jadee Arnold, Kelly Moynehan, Heidi Ackley, Kelly Brilling. Carl Campbell. David Scorggins. Troy Beadnell, Scott Roberts, Mrs. Grant. Absent: Heather Shalhoub 44 c L A S S MR. HOWE Front Row: Vinda Sutphin, Stacy Reynolds. Jessica Duell. Shellie Vanderwarker. Jessica Johnson. Kim Lamy. Aaron Eddy. Sage Glatz. Back Row: Matt Weidman, Shane Mosher. Morgan Hamilton. Sven Lyng. Jesse O'Neil. Lucas Smock. Byron Karson. Jason Mahler. Mr. Howe. Michael Lawler. David Goucher. Absent: Amy Reynolds O F 9 9 5 MISS SPENCER Front Row: Sarah Hastings. Charlene Dingman, April Millington. Arti Panday. Amy Dutcher. Jennifer Webster. Danielle Bolton. Rebecca Templeton. Megan Scherer, Back Row: John Webster. John Olden. David Sprague. Sherri Baker. Paula Gray, Alexandra Cost, Miss Spencer. David Baker. Steven Baker, Gabriel Frazier 45 MR ABRAHAM Front Row: Adam Hall, James Ligon, James Haskell. Timothy Connelly, Darin Rafferty. Michael Morehouse, Israel Moffitt, Joseph Castro. Back Row: Carly Repko. Peggy Morehouse, Esther Lindblade. Beth Converse, Shana Morin. Nicole LeCount. Melissa Amadeo, Carrie Lamy. Mr. Abraham. Eric Reed, Bryon LaLone G R A D E MR. HELLMAN Front Row: Seth Brown, Billy Stark. Noah Shaw, Larry Beadnell. Mike Persons, Pat Witherbee, Brett Moulton. Steve Goucher, Back Row: Sean Lanfear, Michael Foote. Theresa Beadnell, Brandy Bennett, Shannon Roseway, Marcia Reed, Charlotte Ostrander, Taryn Witherbee, Mr. Heilman, Scott Bennett, Farley Nelson, L.A. Norton 46 Front Row: Bradley Nelson. Mike Maciariello, Jon Moffit. Jason Rogers. Richard Fox. Wesley Proctor. Adam Palmer. David Levitsky. Back Row: Devin Durkin. Christie Hill. Kim Mulvey. Gwen Peluso. Jennifer Perkins, Michelle Arnold, Carrie York. Jodi Greenholtz. Danny Coulman. Mrs. Potter MR ROBERTS Front Row: Jeremy Skipper, Joseph Altman. Michael Wolford. Arthur Prosser, Francis Springer. John Sweet, Wayne Richards. Max Galusha. Brendon LaRock. Back Row: Sharon Fish. Tonya Hall, Ruth Adams, Trisha LaForge. Amanda Baker. Heather Peluso, Cathy Morgan. Heather Constantineau. Carla Sherman. Mr. Roberts. Absent: Kerry Fitzgerald 47 Dear Holly, Good luck to my look- alike niece. Always love life. Love, Aunt Linda Thanks for always being there when I need- ed someone to talk to when Fred and I fought and when I needed something to wear. I'll miss Holly, ya. Dear Holly, Love always, Jennifer I am very proud of you. I hope you are always as happy as you are on graduation day. Love, Nana Holly, I know we fight alot, (especially over clothes) but I'm glad we always worked things out. 48 Love, Heather HOLLY Dear Holly, Dear Holly, From the moment you were first born I knew you were a very special child. So lov- ing, caring, and sensitive then and you still are today. I love you and wish you the best in everything you do. Love, Mom Holly, Since you used to fit from here to here you have been just like the song. Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice and your Dad's best friend. Love ya. Dad Dear Holly, To a girl that I am proud to call Grand- daughter. Thank you for being so kind, cour- teous, and thoughtful to everyone. Also for remembering me when you cleaned out your closet. Remember with Janelle?? Bunny Rabbit Blues 1975, Irish Lassies 1979, It's A Hardknock Life 1980, Boogie Oogie Dancin' Shoes 1981, Thank God I'm A Country Girl 1982, Stray Cat Strut 1983, Born to Hand Jive 1984. Thanks for the fun years we had in dance class. Love, Aunt Dar Congratulations: May the very best of everything come to you now and in the future. We are happy for you. Love, Grampa and Marion Love, Gramma Brunell 49 BOOTHBY F R E S H M E N Front row: Melissa Geraghty, Linda Blackburn. Amy Morehouse. Kelly Oehler. Erin Connor. Darcy Squires. Middle Row: Tammy Rafferty. Michell Frasier. Heather Boothby. Nancy Bunker. Amy Stein. Patience Bruce. Amy Farr. Back row: Hilary Haskell. Denise Robichaud. Lisa Schryer. Front row. Carolee Vanderwarker. April Burch. Regina Olden. Tammy Roycewicz. April Lockwood. Jessica Semon. Back row: Tammy Hayes. Julie Dingman. Alexis Alger. Holly Ovitt. Jill Squires, Pattie Morehouse. Ella Lynch. Jessica Mason. 50 Front row: A.C. Moffitt. William Wolford, Niel Prespar©, Sean Roseway, Burgess Ovitt. Middle row: Craig Combs, Rich Hayes, Edgar Drexel, Kenneth Hertz, Clifton Nelson. Matt Monroe. Charles Webster, Chad Armstrong, Adam Burch. Back row: Harold Tucker. A.J. Bohner. Brian Hatch, Mike Reynolds. Derek Durkin, Chris Burkhardt. C L A S S 0 F 9 9 1 Front row: Greg Lyons, Michael Smith. Mike Anderson. Joel Mosher. Middle row: Tom Kenyon, Peter Espinos, Daniel McNeill, Greg Putney. Albert Vasak. Brian Murphy, Doug West. Matthew Reed. Back row: Evan Whitacre, James Juliano. Chris Fortner, Robert Edmunds, Shawn Planty, Glen Guyette. 51 Front Row: Karen Springer. Tracey Cheney. Shannon Swanson. Robin Winslow. Sue French. Venena Mosher. Middle Row: Sharon Remington. Deb Lackey. Shelly Baer. Jeanine Nemec, Christine Rose, Back Row: Rebecca Moon, Theresa Twiss, Melanie Collier, Pam O'Connor Front Row: Jason LaMora, Matt Apple. Darren Duell. John Rafferty. Middle Row: Bernie Monroe, Damian Kloss, Jeff McMahan. Craig Lanfear. Jeff Hall. Back Row: Andy Degen Front Row: President, Janet Kenyon, Secretary, Sheryl Strasser. Shelly DeMarsh, Middle Row: Chris Doran, Renee Ostrander. Cammie Sprague, Linda Mulvey, Shannon Thompson. Back Row: Scott Remington. Representative, Barb Matern, Jennifer Toney, Tadd Casey, Phil Bederian, Treasurer, Sam Stone, Tim Beadnell, Representative, Charles Gray. Jack Schloss C L A S S 0 F 1 9 9 0 Front Row: Brian Reed. Randy LaVarnway, Jody Baker, Larry Olden, Bill Ovitt. Middle Row: Dave Hall. Tadd Casey. Brandon Donato, Scott Pike, Rich Morgan, Bill Sappo, Back: Glen Bills, Mike Pataki, Steve Monthony, Jeff Latham. Peter Moody 53 J u N I O R S Front Row: Joanne Sapienza. Daniel! Piccini, Melissa Remington. Lori McNeil. Sheryl Collins. Middle Row: Elizabeth Taylor. Jennifer Welch. Darcy Needham. Mary Ann O'Rourke. Paula Moulton, Kelli Cameron. Tonya Sprague. Back Row: David Pandolfo, William Hall, Shannon Kolasienski, Tim Hill, Darren McKinney, Roberta Walker. 54 Front row: Holly Zuschlag. Shelly Morgan. Middle row: Brenda Ackley. Jennifer Whittacre. Stacey Eddy. Lori Lomax. Judy Jeffers. Back row: Kristen DeVitto. Mindy Haskell. Kathy Carvel. Dawne Lemery. Last row: Phillipa Lauben. Nancy Haggerty, Jennifer Parker, Sunday Combs. Kim Butler. Courtney Higgins. Front Row: Todd Palmer, Sean Morin, Doug DeGrechie, Graham Lewis. Middle Row: Tim Webster, Paul Moulton, Gary DeFranco. Back Row: Mike Curtis, Bill Seeley, Richard Angelo, Chris Parker. O Front Row Jim Baker. Angel Trybendis. Jarrod Ferulto. Mary Sue Adams. Damon Baker. Middle Row: William Oehler. Philippa Lauben. Roy Muermann, Dennis West. Kathy Connor. Darren McKinney. Hans Lynch. Back Row: Dan Collier. Jamie Potter. Kenny Hall. Ron Lamy. 55 s E N Front row: Bob Frye, Jo© Sherman, Pat Arehart, Toby Bruce, Jason Miller. Kevin Geraghty. Middle row: Chris Martino, Darren Springer. John Strasser, Mark LaFond, Ed Peterson. Rick Bruner. Back row: Rick Beadnell, John Durkin, Dan DeMarsh. Steve Burch. Gary Ostrander. Joe Burt. Front row. Heather Vroman. Florence Solar, John Espinos, Rick Burt, Linda Fattibene, Jody Monroe, Deanne Peters, Rachel Sawyer. Diana Byrne. Melanie Lauben, Laurie Granger. Middle row: Steve Hatch, J Aldrich, Mike Squires, Kevin Geraghty. Bryan McNeil. Joel Quintal, Jim Rouleau. Scott Wood. Kim DeVitto. Back row: Brandon Ovitt, Chad Rounds. Steve Rumrill. Gary Ostrander. Rick Bruner. Jason Miller. 56 Front row: Aemon Kolasienski. Jerry Squires. Wendy Murphy. Tiffany Burke, Shelli Cameron. Kim Peluso. Middle row: Bob Pinney. Bob Frye, Anna Dingman. Diane Strobeck, Shannon Bederian. Back row: Steve Burch. David Monroe, Bryan Springer. Tammy Prosser. Chris Connor. Last row: Kevin Norton, Matt Greenholtz. C L A S S O F 9 8 8 Front row: Patti Kenyon, Kelly Farrar, Amy LaVarnway. Lisa Ovitt. Shannon Warne. Rebecca Tucker. Middle row Michelle Monroe, Holly Boothby. Brenda O'Connor. Stephanie Cooper. Linda Webster. Back row: Melanie Lauben. Missy Langworthy. Kirsten Higgins. Deanne Peters. Jody Monroe. Amy Cheney. Wendi Baker, Tammy Wood. 57 We gave you advice and showed concern And what did you give us in return?...... And happy memories to trea- sure Love. Mom and Dad RACHEL SAWYER More love and pride than you can measure You're the best sister a fourteen year old could have. You're my favorite sister; I'll miss you next year. Love ya. Erica 58_________________________________ To my best Friend. I'll miss ya. Rach. Joe STEVE HATCH To be great is to be misun- derstood. Talent is that which is in a man's power, Genius is that in whose pow- er a man is. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all he knew. In the lexicon of youth, which fate reserves for a bright manhood, there is no such word as — fail! No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries. Youth is wholely experimen- tal. Life is a great bundle of little things. Experience makes us able pilots in the waves of for- tune. 60 Dear Kirsten, Your future success we see — not as a goal but as a result — the result of your determination, courage, and confidence. We have never expected perfection, only self - satisfaction. If you are happy and satisfied, so are we. We are very proud of you and we always will be. Lots of love. Mom and Dad Kirsten I have the two best sisters a kid could have! I will miss you. I love you. Justin You did it Kirst and I'm very proud of you! Thanks for always being there to listen and to cheer me up when I was down. I wish you the best in the future — I know you will achieve your highest goals. Remember: Chance made us sisters but LOVE made us the best of friends! I love you, Courtney, 12,3, Mom, I'm scared. J We wish you all the best in everything you do. We have come a long ways to- gether. You can do anything you want just go for it. Lots of love to you, OUR SON; you have made us proud. Dad and Mom Tobias, Live your life from day to day but take a minute for this prayer: the day returns and brings the petty round of irritating duties and problems, help me to play the man, help me to perform them with laughter and kindness, may cheerfulness go hand and hand with industry, give me the strength to go happily on my business all the day and grant in the end the gift of sleep. Amen, by: Robert Louis Ste- venson. Love, Gram and Grampa Mundy Toby, Always put your best foot forward and play to win. Love, Nana Son, The glory of God is man fully alive. May you always live life fo the fullest and remember, to love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Love, Mom and Dad Toby, Hope you can follow in my big footsteps. Good luck on your corvettes. Love, Matt Tobias, Finally, you made it! Congrats and best of luck in fhe future, just try to stick around so you can help guide Nicholas since you were the ideal child. All our love. Jack, Bethany and Nicholas Buzzard, Hope you are having a super Sr. year, there's never another. Love, Boo Toby, Well, looks like I'm the only one left to graduate. I really did have a lot of fun this year with only you and me left home. I'M really going to miss you. I'm left for the next three years with no big brothers to protect me! Well, Good luck in the future! TOBIAS Love you, P. K. TOBY BRUCE E Kelly, We have so many warm memories of your first eighteen years — little girl tea parties, our uni- corn song, giggly slumber parties, holidays, and family vacations. Remember these times and never forget how much you're loved. We're so very proud of you. We look forward to the memories yet to come. Love, Mom and Dad Mike, Watching you grow has always been an experience — usually a great one! Hope you always have the drive to succeed that you do now and that all your dreams will come true. Love, Mom and Dad 7th GRADE Front Row: Deidre Peters, Stacey Carpenter, Carrie Winslow, Erica Sawyer, Lorrie Persons. Reigan Burke. Middle Row: Laurie Harrington, Terri DeGrechie, Stacey Aldrich, Jerri Remington, Missy Smith, Priscilla Clark. Shannon Fonda, Julie Cleveland, Laurie Remington. Back Row: Nina Sparks, Renee Hall. 7TH GRADE Front Row: Frederick Lyng, Leonard Bills, Jonathan Arehart, Matthew Vanderwalker. Ronald Zarc- zynski, Joseph Hensler, Garrett Conklin. Middle Row: Adam Casey, Jeremy Arehart, Jon LaLone, Ralph Ehle. Back Row. Ronald Prosser, Scott Castro. Brad Rafferty. Matt McNeill, Terry Woodward. 6S 8TH GRADE Front Row Carly Scherer. Carrie Lloyd. Moriah Ferullo, Lin- da Russell. Donna Bundi, Mary Ellen Bruner, Emma Hall. Middle Row: Melissa Perry, Jamie Birdsall, Jen- nifer Boothby, Melissa Pa- taki, Kristy Wolford. Back Row: Monica Stone, Brid- gette Carpenter, Brandy DeGrechie, Sheila Month- ony, Jessica Smock, Jen- nifer Adams, Amelia Drexel, liana Morgan. 8TH GRADE Front Row: Chris Byrne, Brian Rumrill, Chad Palmer. Sylvia De- Mars, Juanita Winslow, Dodie Volpe. Melissa Lan- fair, Brooke Clark, Heidi Knickerbocker, Melissa Davis. Back Row: William Olden, Daniel Degen. Warren Schloss, William Cameron, Gary Baker. Laurie Martin, Gerald Prosser, Harold Walker. Eric Braley, Jamie Car- penter. Sue Morehouse, Stacy Lyng, Kimberly Bol- ton. GRADE EIGHT 8TH GRADE Front Row: Renee Webster, Lori Mathias, Daralyn West, Amy Baker, Heidi Monroe, Melissa Rounds, Chellen Tennant. Middle Row: Shawn McKinney. Back Row: Jarrod York, Richard LaLone, Jonathan Parker, Brian Constantineau, James Farrar, Aaron Duell, Shane Guyette. David Bu- drodeen. TOP: MR. SIMPSON First Row: Tillie Clark, Colleen Deldin, Wendy Pratt, Tammy Vernum. Second Row: Eric Wemett, Stacey Norton, Vernon Pepper. Third Row: Mr. Simpson, Victor Moffitt. Randy Vanderwalker. SADD (STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING) Front Row: Nikki Breault, Amie Barrett, Chey- enne Potter, Mandy Potter, Heather Annis, Darcy Olden, Moriah Ferullo, Becky Tucker, Mr. Palmer, Advisor, Linda Fattibene. Middle Row: Lorrie Persons, Erica Sawyer, Nancy Haggerty, Philippa Lauben, Roy Muermann, Rick Angelo, Melanie Lauben, Renee Hall. Back Row: Jackie Sweet, Monica Stone, Terry DeGrechie, Kim DeVitto. JEAN H. FRULLA, Thirty-eight years Mrs. Frulla began teaching in the Warrensburg Central School in September of 1949. During these years she has taught secondary English. Her awards of excellence are indicated through her many students who began their studies with her direction and guidance. Mrs. Frulla was recommended and succeeded in the award of the New York State English Coun- cil for excellence in teaching English. She has been the faculty advisor for the local chapter of the National Senior Honor Society for many years. Thank you and good health! So that we may respect both the wishes and our thanksgiving to Mrs. Patricia R. Olden, we thank Mrs. Olden for her thirty-seven years of dedication to Citizens of Warrensburg. Mrs. Ol- den has requested that nothing more be men- tioned; we honor that request. ARTHUR BROWN, Twenty-five years Mr. Brown has been an active member of the Board of Education of the Warrensburg Central School for these recent years. It has been his desire to see and to experience an educational temperature that caters to more varied pro- grams, resulting in greater opportunities for War- rensburg students. Mr. Brown is encouraged by the initiation of computer programs, more varied areas of study through BOCES, the growth of the all round stu- dent whose studies and athletic abilities enhance each other. Thank you and good health! 68 In appreciation of Mrs. Mary Mithcell, we the Class of 1988, would like to extend our thanks to her. When Mrs. Mitchell joined us in our sophomore year, there was very little organization to our class. She helped us get back on our feet, and made us more aware of how the class activities were supposed to run. Throughout the years, Mrs. Mitchell has been there as an advisor and a friend. She has helped us to learn responsibility and how to enjoy our work while we do it. Mrs. Mitchell has put up with all of the problems that go along with being in charge of a group of kids, and we appreciate her patience. The Class of 1988 thanks you, Mrs. Mitchell! We, the Class of 1988, would like to extend our deepest appreciation to our advisor Mrs. Ann Lloyd, known affectionately to many as Mom”. Although Mrs. Lloyd hasn't been with us for long, the time she has spent with us has been super.” She took on the responsibility and head- aches of being an advisor in our junior year, and has taught us the responsibility of working to make money. She has shown us that we have to work if we want to obtain something in our lives. However, our time spent with her hasn't been all work and no play.” After working all day preparing for the prom at THE GEORGIAN, we were able to play all night. She has been here to share many special times with us, and we are grateful for that. Our thanks to our, Mrs. Lloyd! 69 s T U D E N T C O U N C Front Row: Nancy Haggerty, Secretary; Charles Gray, President; Laurie Granger, Vice President; Roy Muermann, Treasurer. Back Row: Barbara Matern, Heather Boothby, Melissa Geraghty, Janet Kenyon, Rachael Sawyer, Doug West, Jennifer Whitacre. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization that provides student participation in school affairs. Students, through their student council representatives, share in the administration and management of school activities. The Council's activities are to reach even into our community. It should also organize class events and even help with local elections. The Warrensburg Central School Student Council strives to fulfill the many requests made of it. The Council is comprised of two class representatives from the Freshman and Sopho- more classes. Three class representatives from the Junior and Senior classes are also included along with each class president. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. The Council meets weekly to discuss recent events, to transact old business, and to receive reports from the various student committees that encourage a maintenance of pride and spirit within our school. The Council is a way for students to be heard within the community, the Board of Education, and the school. L 70 National Junior Honor Society First Row: Jessica Semon. Michelle Frasier, Heather Boothby, Emma Hall. Jenniter Adams, Jessica Smock, James Farrar, Rod Kenyon. Middle Row: Denise Robichaud. Michael Smith, Michael Reynolds. Clifton Nelson, Doug West, Brian Constantineau. Back Row: Lisa Schryer, Hilary Haskell. Mrs. Beswick, Advisor, K.J. Hertz, Brandy DeGrechie. Jackie Sweet, Monica Stone National Senior Honor Society Front Row: Mrs. Frulla, Advisor Jennifer Whitacre, Jody Monroe, Amy Monroe, Kristen Stein, Middle Row: Kristy De Vitto, Kelley Farrar, Mary Sue Adams, Laurie Granger, Philippa Lauben, Lori Lomax, Patti Kenyon, Back Row: Kim De Vitto, Matt Blair, Gram Lewis, Joe Sherman, Ron Lamy, Roy Muermann, Joe Burt MICHELLE MONROE Dearest Michelle, The time has come for you to go out in the world and test your wings on your own. It is very difficult to let go but we have a lot of pride and confidence in knowing that you will succeed in your endeavors because of the beautiful person you have become. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad Heidi And Darcy Dear Michelle, You've grown up to be a very sweet young lady and we're happy to have been a part of your life and we hope we can as much a part of your future. You've made us very proud of you and we wish you the very best that life has to offer. Love, Grandma and Grandpa Combs Michelle — Best of luck to you and the Class of '88 Con- gratulations! Love, Uncle Adam and Aunt Sharon Dear Michelle, We are so proud of you — our first granddaugh- ter — to graduate! May you be blessed with all of life's joys, dreams, and re- wards. Love, Grandma and Grandpa Mayes AMY MONROE JODY MONROE Amy and Jody, Your senior year has come all too soon. You both have worked hard to achieve your goals; and we are proud of you! Wherever you go and what- ever you do in life, never, never, stop dreaming. We love you! Good Luck! Mike and Mom - KEY CLUB Front Row: Michelle Monroe, Holly Boothby, Alice Burt, Heather Boothby, Hilary Haskell Middle Row Bill Wolford, Kelly Oehler, Tammy Rafferty, Nancy Bunker, Amy Stein, P.K. Bruce, Amy Monroe Back Row: Jody Monroe, Wendy Murphy, Denise Robichaud, Lisa Schryer, Erin Connor, Melissa Geraghty. BUILDER'S CLUB Front row: Jackie Sweet, Brandy DeGrechie, Reigan Burke, Missy Pataki, Jennifer Boothby, Terri DeGrechie, Stacey Aldrich Middle row: Monica Stone, Erica Sawyer, Carrie Winslow, Stephanie Russell, Deidre Peters, Stacey Carpenter, Colleen Bassett. Joanna Barnes, Beth Hill Back row Crystal Butler, Donna Wood, Carly Scherer, Carrie Lloyd, Emily Cooper, Erica Ross, Amy Rosell. Nina Sparks. Darcy Monroe, D J MC KINNEY B J MC KINNEY MAY YOU SUCCEED AS ADULTS AS WELL AS YOU HAVE MADE US PROUD FROM YOUR FIRST STEPS. BEST OF LUCK IN WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE FOR YOUR FUTURE. PAPA AND GRAMA MISSED SO MANY YEARS. BUT I KNOW THEY WOULD BE PROUD OF YOUR RESULTS. THEY WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU IN SPIRIT. LOVE YA. ALWAYS DEE DEE. JOE AND JESS DAN DE MARSH Congratulations as you graduate and face the challenges of life. We are all very proud of you and wish you success and happiness. May all of your dreams become reality. Love Mom, Dad, Shelly Mike, As you pass through this stage of your growing years, you have proven you can start a project and finish it with pride. May you always be the kind of caring person you are and succeed in everything you want out of life. Mike, you fill my heart with pride Love always. Mom Dad Mike, We've grown up together, and now it's time to go our separate ways. The road ahead will be difficult to travel, but always remember, we're here to fall back on. Our wish for you is success and happiness always. Never forget the good times we've had. We love you, Stacy, Alice, Bobby 76 SHANNON BENNETT Thank you for the hard work, love, and happiness you have given to us. We are so proud of you! Stay the way you are and you will always be a great success in life. Love forever Mom, Dad, and Scott CUDDLY AND CUTE MELANIE LAUBEN Melanie, Through the years you've been a beautiful baby a caring sister, and a loving daughter. No matter where you go you will always be in our hearts. We love you Mom, Dad, Philippa, and Jeremy BASHFUL AND BEAUTIFUL SWEET AS A LAMB A PREVIEW??? ALL GROWN UP 77 AMY L. LAVARNWAY AEMON KOLASIENSKI STEPHEN E. RUMRILL Girls' State When asked to write about Empire Girls' State, I knew this could be a book. There's just so much to say. If there were ever an opportunity for you to be a participant in Empire Girls-' State, do it! I learned so much about myself in the seven days I spent at Cazenovia College. At first, I was a little worried when I was pushed into the registra- tion lines with 350 other girls, and I didn't know anyone. I didn't think I was going to have fun; but, that didn't last long. We were split into wards of thirty girls each. I spent the whole seven days within this group. It does not seem possible but we became instant, best friends. I could not believe that we all be- came friends so quickly. That was one of the best parts of the week-the first hour we met each other. The week flew by because we were kept so busy. The whole idea behind Girls' State has been to involve girls in the understand- ing of typical state government operation. We literally and actually created a mock fifty-first state. Officers were elected at the coun- ty and state level. There were two parties to which you were assigned. The Federalists and the Nationalists were always competing with each other. This was the only way the wards were split. Half of us were Feds and half of us were Nats. The Federal- ists held meetings together while the Nationalists held theirs in an- other room as a unit. I ran for mayor, the top county official, in the Federalist party. I campaigned using posters and my voice. I was then given a chance to make my speech before the federalists. There was one nominee from each ward. The elections at the federalist level were close. I came in second, but that meant almost half of the federal- ists voted for me. I was thrilled. The Federalists' officers then had to run against the Nationalists' in another election. Speeches were made and there was much cam- paigning. During these meetings the Feds and Nats were enemies. My friends from my ward were enemies. But as soon as we got out of the meetings, that was forgotten and we were great friends once again. It was super! After all the elections were done, party caucuses were held. Bills were argued until both parties had some bills to put on the floor. I was appointed a senator, and had to argue and persuade my thoughts of the bill to the room of feds and nats. That was great. Most of the bills passed into law were dealing with problems of Girls' State. For instance, we were not given time to exercise. It seemed that all we did was sit and eat. Every law passed was for future Girl States as well. The final night of Empire Girls' State was beautiful but sad. We all knew we'd be leaving each other in the morning. It's hard to make friends and then lose them so quickly. At the Inauguration ceremo- nies, the Governor and her fellow officers were officially assigned to their positions. All the girls wore gowns in a candlelight procession. This is a night I will never forget. I feel it is a great honor for me to have taken part in such a wonderful week. I will never forget it, because I learned to much about politics, true friends, and myself. I felt like I was most impor- tant. I am really important, and I discovered this at Girls' State. Each “Girls' Stater was someone special, and we all knew it. KINDERGARTEN 75 - 76 TO THE CLASS OF '88. Fondly, Jan and John Higgins You ore o very special group of people1 We have enjoyed followng your many years together May you ail deservngiy find happiness and success m the years that fo ow And may the bonds that so many of you have secured at WCS never be broken1 ML AND THE SCUTTLES. From Your Scuttle Family (My other brothers) JD. AK. JS. KH. BF and Associates Mssons. BYB. BYP. rotten peoches on Forest Lake Road campng out the locker room.' the Middle Leogue team n uniform in the pool — it's been real7 STEVE BURCH (BUD). Love, Mom, Dad and Jackie It seems like only yesterday we watched you board the school bus for your very frst day of kndergorten and today we re watching you groduate We were so very proud of you that day. ond we're so proud of you today We know that whatever you choose to do you will always make us proud We wish you ai the happiness m the world and the very best n everything you do We were here for you then we re here for you now and will always be here for you Remember ou famous words. Be Good and Be Careful DIANA BYRNE. Love, Mom. Dad. Walter. Debbie and Chris We re proud of you Continued success m a that you do ond a lifetime of many rainbows are our wish for you We love you — keep smiling SHELLIE CAMERON, Love. Gram As you know you have always been a special port of my life Your sweet smrfe and tovmg kindness has tied my heart with joy Our times shored together will oiways be filled with happy thoughts Our countless shopping trips to Glens Fans win be a treasured memory Every Saturday morning (without fad) I always knew the first words you were gong to utter as you appeared sleepy eyed from your bedroom 'Gram, can we go shopping today7 We had a fun time never missmg a store or an eatmg place May God bless you. and may your future be as bright and pleasant os our times together I love you. Sweetie DONALD CAMERON. Love. Grampa and Grandma Cameron We think you are the greatest and we ore so proud of you ond wish you the best n the future SHELLI CAMERON. Love, Gram and Gramp. Aunt Toot. Uncle Duff You were born such a pretty baby and have grown to be such a lovely Ody From diopers and strained green beans, to high heels and tight fitting jeans, your character we've grown to odrmre And hope We gives you al you desire STEPHANIE COOPER. Love. Mom. Dad. David, Pamela, and Jayne Your high school years went by so fast' We hope your future years are filled with happiness LINDA FATTIBENE. Love. Mom and Dad Well, you fmolly made it And we are proud of you ond both love you very much The best of luck and happiness in whatever you decide to do KIRSTEN HIGGINS. Love and luck. Mom and Dad To be on your own' ond to experience a new found 'freedom may f«d you without our gixiance but never without our love and support — both shall folow you forever' MARK LAFOND. Love. Mom, Dad and Denise It's gong to be so quet without you ond the gong1 Best of luck at SCCC NCCC or wherever P S Sfcck got you through the post four years, wi he help you with the next four? MELANIE LAUBEN. Love. Mom. Philippa and Jeremy We are very proud of you it's going to be very quet next year when you're gone We love you and wish you ail the best m college You better come home for al your vacations Don't worry obout Sheba She'i be taken core of1 PATTI KENYON. Love forever. Mom. Dad and Tom We wish you all the love and joy « the future that you have brought to us m the past Wherever you go. whatever you do we always be j$t a hug away AEMON KOLASIENSKI. With Love from Mom. Dad. Shanon and Adam Congratulations1 You've worked hard You deserve the best Good luck « your future ond success HEATHER VROMAN, Much Love. Mom, Karen. Dawn. Leslie. Jeff and Tina 'H ' the Happiness you give us ' E the Energy it takes to keep up with you “A the Angel you con be 'T' on the great Tmes we ve spent together H you lovng Heort E you eager approoch to life 'R the refreshng sp it you bong to us Altogether they spell Heather a wonderful carng grl with a great futue' DEANNE PETERS (DEEDLE). Love. Deeda Even though we fight a lot. you're sti a pretty great sister' CAM i HAVE YOUR ROOM77 P S See i can keep a secret' RACHEL SAWYER. Love. Edrie. Rudy and Jill You couldn't be more special to us if you were one of our own Hope you future is tied with love success and smiles FLORENCE SOLAL. From. Mom. Mel. Philippa and Jeremy it 's been a great year We love you and wish you all the best France is only a phone can away You ore part of ou family and always will be Remember vo eybai dances ond making pomts MICHAEL SQUIRES. Love ya always. Jill Well you're fmaiy out' You've been a very special brother to me And thanks for always being there when I needed ya1 I I oiways remem- ber the footboi moves you put on me! JOHN STRASSER. Love, Mom, Dad. Mike. Sheryl and Mark What a wonderful gift you have been to us' You have brought us only joy and pride God Bless You always — n al that you do DEANNE PETERS. With love. Mom and Dad Where has the time gone7 You've matued «to a beautiful young lady both «side and out We know it hosn t been easy for you with homework, two jobs, donee lessons and an you school activities You've made us proud of al you've accomplished Try not to nmss the EYEBROWS' at the driner table too much TAMMY L. WOOD. From. Mom. Dad. Shirley. Martin. Scott. Shawn. Herbert, Calvin. Brian and Shannon CongratUatons Keep up the good work We are ai proud of you and love you very much GARY OSTRANDER. Love. Mom, Steve. Renee and Charlotte Gary we couldn't be prouder You've tuned «to a f«e young man We hope your bfe is always successfu TIFFANY BURKE. Love always. Mom It's WHO YOU ARE that makes me love you' it 's WHAT YOU ARE that mokes me so proud of you' ALTO SECTION Front Row: Jerrie Remington, Priscilla Clark, Emily Coo- per, Stephanie Russell, Stacy Car- penter, Carrie Winslow, Melissa Smith. Irene Morehouse, Cheyenne Potter. Middle Row: Julie Cleveland, Laurie Remington, Linda Russell, Donna Bundi, Missy Rounds, Heidi Monroe. Cristy Kindred. Darcy Ol- den, Nikki Breault. Back Row: Amie Barrett, Brooke Clark, Heidi Knicker- bocker, Daralyn West, Renee Web- ster, Carrie Lloyd, Heather Annis, Bridgette Carpenter. BARITONE SECTION Front Row: Jim Persons, Fred Lyng, Scott King, Matt Maciariello, Mark Richards, David Webster. Caleb Martin. Jonathan Pixley. Middle Row: James Combs, Brian Constantineau, Jarrod York, John Dingman, Marc Kenyon, Jona- than Welch. Back Row: Lenny Bills, Aaron Trybendis, Michael Baker, Ter- ry Woodward. Sean Baker. Junior Chorus SOPRANO SECTION First Row: Lorrie Persons, Reigan Burke. Deidre Pe- ters, Kristy Wolford, Stacey Aldrich, Terri DeGrechie Second Row: Col- leen Bassett, Erica Sawyer, Missy Perry, Laurie Harrington, Nina Sparks, Erika Ross. Third Row: Melinda Smith, Missy Lanfair, Amy Baker. Stacy Lyng. Fourth Row: Missy Pataki, Jackie Sweet, Brandy DeGrechie, Crystal Butler, Darcy Monroe, Beth Hill. Senior Chorus SOPRANO SECTION Front Row: Alice Burt, Darcy Squires, Sharon Reming- ton, Sheila Bates, Sue Morehouse. Middle Row: Kim Butler, Kathy Car- vell, Judy Jeffers, Erin Connor, Kelly Oehler, Amy Morehouse, Michelle Frasier, Amy Stein, Heather Boothby, Melissa Geraghty. Back Row: Dodie Volpe, Holly Ovitt, April Burch, Juani- ta Winslow, Sylvia DeMars, Regina Olden, Tonya Sprague, Roberta Walker, Tammy Hayes. BARITONE SECTION Front Row: Jeff McMahan, Bob Pinney, Jim Juliano, Justin Duell, Billy Cameron. Middle Row: Mike Anderson, Jeff Mahler, Scott Wood, Mrs. Erickson. Back Row: Glen Guyett, Daryl Wallace, Harold Walker, Warren Schloss, Har- old Tucker. ALTO SECTION First Row. Sheila Monthony, Emma Hall, Mary Ellen Bruner, Linda Blackburn, April Lock- wood, Kim Bolton. Second Row: Jes- sica Semon, Philippa Lauben, Lori Lo- max, Debbie Keenan, Jolie Bruce. Third Row: Linda Webster, Becky Moon, Jeanine Nemec, Melanie Collier. Fourth Row: Chellen Ten- nant, Alexis Alger, Chris Rose, Deb- bie Lackey, Venena Mosher. Follow your dreams. Be kind to yourself but especially to others - We love you and are proud of you. Love, Mom 8c Dad k - Wendy, We're so very proud of you - but then we always have been - You're a special young lady and we love you. Mom 8c Dad 82 STEVE With so much love and pride, Son, for the boy you were and the man you have be- come. Your place within our hearts is a very special one. Love, Mom Dad RUMRILL Time, once again, has gone by too quickly! The future is bright and we wish you the best. Love - Dad, Mom, Janell. and Joq FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS DeVitto, Kim DeVitto, Stacy Eddy, Kristen Stein. Third Row: Jennifer Whitacre, Mindy Haskell. Dee Dee Ackley, Fourth Row: Philippa Lauben, Holly Zuschlag, Nancy Haggerty. Fifth Row: Shannon Thompson, Coach Bump 84 Varsity Football; 1987-88 Champions Front Row Bob Pmney. Rick Bruner. Joe Sherman. Doug McKinney, Chad Rounds. Mark LaFond. Dan DeMarsh. Bob Frye. Joe Burt. Mike Carpenter. Rick Burt. Coach Frye. Don Cameron Middle Row Chris Nemec. Coach Vasak. Tadd Casey, Gary Ostrander. Bill Seeley. Bob Edmunds. Rick Angelo. Ed Peterson. John Durkin, Aemon Kolasienski, Roy Muermann. Glen Bills, Mike Pataki. Back Row Coach Palmer, Paul Moulton, Jack Schloss. Dave Hall. Brian Reed. Sean Morin. Pat Converse. Matt Blair. Mike Curtis. Pat Arehart. J. Aldrich. Barry McKinney. Gary DeFranco. Tyler Reed. Tim Hill 85 J V F I E L D H O C K E Y M 0 D 1 F I E D F O O T B A L L JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: First Row: Moriah Ferullo, Patience Bruce, Nancy Bunker, Brandy De- Grechie., Second Row: Denise Robichaud, Hilary Haskell, Heather Boothby, Missy Geraghty. Third Row: Linda Blackburn, Missy Perry, Lisa Schryer, Amy Stein. Top: Missy Pataki MODIFIED FOOTBALL First Row: Chris Burkhart, Chad Armstrong, Eric Braley. Al Vasak. Buzzy Whitacre, Dan McNeill, KJ Hertz Second Row: Greg Putney, Derek Durkin, Jeff Mahler. Joe Hensler. Joel Mosher, Mark Richards. Matt Maciariello. Matt Vanderwalker Third Row John Parker. Garrett Conklin. Scott Castro. Matt McNeil. Burgess Ovitt. Ron Zarczynski. Marc Apple. Fourth Row Mike Smith, Chris Fortner. Len Bills. Adam Casey. Ralph Ehle, Coach Beck. Fifth Row Mark Kenyon. Shane Guyett. Jeremy Arehart. Paul Hill. Terry Woodward. Jon LaLone. Sixth Row: Warren Schloss. Bill Wolford. Jim Persons. Neil Prespare. Jim Combs. Brian Witherbee. David Jeffers. John Dingman. Scott King 86 Joe. You hove mode us very proud parents Our wish for you is to have a healthy and prosperous life The sky is yours just reach for it Love. Mom. Dad. Alice, and Stacy P S Remember no one stands in your way! Ricky. You tried our patience ond we won' Look where you are today Always remember to look before you leap We are proud of you Love. Mom. Dad. Alee and Stocy PS Raft. Put your heod down and run straight through the crowd' Joe Burt Rick Burt Melissa Langworthy Missy. Friendship is reaching for someone's hand and touch- ing their heart. Love. Mom. Dad. Mechelle. Monty. Jamie, and Mark 87 Junior-Senior Band Front Row: Kim DeVitto. Kelly Farrar. Back Row: Sheryl Strasser, Lisa Schryer, Melanie Lauben. Front Row: Doug West, Jill Squires. Back Row: Joel Mosher. Dameon Kloss. Mr. Fish. Front Row: Philippa Lauben. Back Row: Brandon Donato. Dan DeMarsh. Jennifer Toney. Dennis West Front Row: Amy LaVarnway. Laurie Granger. Shannon Warne. Back Row Shannon Thompson. Deanne Peters, Kristen DeVitto. Dawne Lemery Denise Robichaud. Front Row: Kristen Stein. Jessica Mason. Back Row: Roy Muermann Front Row Jeff Latham. Mike Smith. Back Row: Joe Burt. Matt Apple. Billy Wolford. Charles Gray. Front Row: Clifton Nelson, P.K. Bruce. A.J. Bohner. Back Row: Brian Murphy. 88 Front Row: Laurie Harrington. Stacy Aldrich. Donna Bundi. Terry DeGrechie. Back Front Row: Moriah Ferullo Back Row Caleb Mar- Row: Colleen Bassett. Jessica Smock. Missy Davis. Daralyn West. tin. Dave Webster. Jason Warne Front Row: Nina Sparks. Carrie Lloyd. Erica Sawyer. Back Row Carly Scherer, Brandy Front Row Matt Vanderwalker. Back Row John DeGrechie. Monica Stone, Stephanie Russell. Dingman. Marc Apple. Jim Persons Front Row Beth Hill. Jamie Birdsall. Joanna Barnes Back Row Shane Guyette. Mark Front Row Rod Kenyon. Missy Pataki Back Row Richards. Billie Galusha. Emily Cooper. James Farrar 89 CHEERLEADERS Football Front Row Lisa Ovitt. Shannon Warne. Tiffany Burke. Middle Row Amy loVarnway. Dawne Le- mery. Holly Boothby. Darcy Needham Back Row Kelly Farrar, Jennifer Toney. Courtney Higgins. Erin Connor Basketball Junior Varsity Front Row Denise Robichaud. Lisa Schyer Second Row Heather Boothby Missy Geraghty Third Row Shelly De Marsh Amy Stien Tammy Rafferty 90 Varsity Front Laurie Granger Second Row Kristen Stien Jennifer Whi- tacre Dee Dee Ackley Missy Langworthy Kristy De Vitto Top Row Judy Crosse Lori Lomax Kirsten Higgens Front Row: Jerrod York. Melanie Lauben. Doug DeGrechie. Philippa Lauben Back Row Toby Bruce. Pat Arehart. Bill Hall. Steve Hatch. Coach Downes 91 Front Row Heather Vroman. Dee Dee Ackley. Holly Zuschiag. Laurie Granger. Jody Monroe. Kirsten Higgins, Gina Lloyd Middle Row Coach Downes. Shannon Warne, Amy LaVarnway. Jennifer Whi- tocre. Mindy Haskell. Missy Langworthy. Stacey Eddy. Kim DeVitto. Erin Connor Third Row: Lisa Ovitt. Kelly Farrar. Nancy Haggerty. Barbara Matern Y 9: Front Row J Aldrich. Pat Arehart. Barry McKinney. Mike Carpenter. Doug McKinney Back Row Tyler Reed. Mike Squires. Mike Curtis. Gary Ostrander. Gary DeFranco. Matt Blair. Mr Vasak First Row Steve Hatch. Erica Sawyer. Sheryl Strasser. Wendy Murphy. Rachael Sawyer, Mrs Marquardt. Advisor Second Row Amy LaVarnway. Kelly Farrar. Brian Murphy. Linda Mulvey. Shelly DeMarsh. Jamie Potter Third Row Patti Kenyon. Roy Muermann. Sunday Combs. Amy Stem Fourth Row Dennis West. Jason Miller. Doug West. Mike Squires. John Strasser. Ron Lamy. Brian Hatch. Hans Lynch v o L L E Y B A L L Front Row: Gina Lloyd, Tonya Donato. Carrie Lloyd. Dawne Lemery. Mary Ann O'Rourke Back Row Jennifer Welch. Brook Clark. Jill Squires, Robin Winslow. Stephanie Cooper, Paula Moulton, Barbara Matern. Heather Vroman. Coach Hertz. Coach Downes 93 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF FACULTY Mr. Daniel T. Connor Mr. Charles A. DeVitto Mr. Michael A. Kelly Mr. Robert J. Vaisey Mrs. Gail Lawson Mr Donald Brooks Mrs. Jacqueline Strasser Mrs. Joan Ouellette Mrs. Simone Barosay Mrs. Hilda Vroman Mrs. Valerie Smith Mrs Ann Lloyd Mrs. Jamiee Gillingham Lorrie Anderson Theresa Austin David Beck Brent Bertrand Brenda Beswick Christine Blakely James Brown Maryann Bump Judith Cafaro Elaine Cowin Alice Damp Glen Deso Mark Doody Richard Doyle Anne Downes Linda Erickson Douglas Fish 94 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Dorothy Mosher Diana Pataki Patricia Mannix Carolyn Dorrance Gina D'Angelo Annette Keenan Nancy Soldwedel Barbara Frenyea Ruth Leone Anthony Hammel Kathleen Hubert Laurell Roberts Vera Brown Delsie Bull William Grant Cynthia Grace Florence LaPoint Anne Kusnierz Marylois Moynihan Eric Schiek Barbara Grant Gerald Howe Elise Bamberger Barbara Spencer Dorothea Potter Jack Heilman Daniel Roberts Juliet Aldrich Frances Ambrosini Robert Brown 95 Paula Hasson Kenneth Hertz Nancy Hill Arthur Hull Karen Hurst Kathleen Kelly Katharine Marquardt W. Patrick McGinn Mary Mitchell Marilyn O'Connor Patricia Olden William Palmer Furman Pryme Rexford Reynolds Joseph Shalhoub Ralph Simpson Frank Soldwedel Beverley Sprague Richard Stutzman Patrick Sullivan Thomas Swan Albert Vasak Dawn Werhan Susan West Janet Stephens Diane MacDonough Barbara Mulvey Lenore Pratt Laddie Toney Laurie Wells % Marilyn Sevits Anne Clark Ingeborg Merrithew Diana Young Millie Baker Andrea Fuller Marjorie Geraghty Linda Hensler Marie Lloyd Elda Monroe Clarissa Reynolds Danielle Robichaud Ann Adams Sandra Fisher Judith Haggerty JoAnn Sinko Violet Spatz Dana Robichaud Dean Ackley Bert Baker Arlinda Birdsall Cheryl Blydenburgh John Cooper George Lackey Dorothy Muratori Royce Ross Douglas Robinson Aaron Sherman Theodore Kenyon Charles Schmidt 97 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY: Mrs. Jean Frulla, Mrs. Patricia Goodman, Mrs. Patricia Hayes. CAFETERIA STAFF — MAIN BUILDING: (The picture below) Mavis Stone, Louise Maxam, Ruth LaCourse, Dorothy Swinton. Mary Tarantelli, Nancy Alger. LEFT PICTURE: CAFETERIA STAFF — MIDDLE SCHOOL: Doreen Cooper, Linda Bennett. Joyce Baker. RIGHT PICTURE: Andrew Griffin. Custodial BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE: CUSTODIANS Mark Norton, Lewis Granger, Timothy Morgan, David Houseworth. Helen Urbanke. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE: CUSTODIANS. Daniel Bills. Jerry Squires J. ALDRICH , From. Stacey Aldrich You have overcome so much in the past year, first touchdown, girls, and much, much more Never forget your little buzzard. I love you very much! Stay Smil- ing Always! ANNA DINGMAN. Love. Mom and Dad We always knew you were a special girl. We are so proud of you. May the future bring nothing but happiness for you. Love you always ... TANYA DONATO. Love. Mom. Brandon and Michael You've come a long way. We're proud of you and think you are 1. Only you can make your hopes and dreams come true. We love you! KEVIN GERAGHTY, Love. Mom and Dad Best of Luck! BARRY AND DOUG McKINNEY. Love. Val and Dale Two super guys, who have made the world a much nicer place to live in. just by being here. BRANDON OVITT. Love. Mom. Guy and Burgess Places to go. People to see. Things to do ... CHAD ROUNDS. Love. Mom and Dad From toddler to teen ... and in be- tween . you've made us laugh, you've made us cry. but you turned into quite a guy. You are extra special and we love you! Our best wishes always. KIM DEVITTO. Love. Mom and Dad From tot to young lady we've always been proud. Your poise and achieve- ments reflect in a crowd. Much love and best wishes are always with you. For hap- piness. health and success in all that you do. CANDY DINGMAN. Love. Dad. Coleen. Gramp, Aunt Carol, and Aunt Linda and Uncle Lewis She's all grown up and so pretty to see. She's all grown up and so proud are we. She's all grown up. She's Candy Lee. BETHANY GAGE. From. Mother Always remember, you can do any- thing you want to. Just believe in yourself and trust in the Lord. You will only fail if you fail to try. No one could be more proud of you than I am. RANDY JORDON. Love, Mom, Ken and Jeff We are very proud of you, Randy. We miss you and love you. BRYAN ALLAN MCNEIL. Love. Mom and Dad The fifth ond last son and brother' From the time that you were born, we knew that you were one- of-a-kind. unique in all that you became a part of Through all the good and bod we certainly en- joyed every moment of your presence Please for your own best interests in the future, be very cau- tious and think out your ideas (plan with care) before you go forth with anything I know you are very capable of all that you attempt to do You wHi be a ’’Super Success ” LISA OVITT, Love, Mom and Dad Lisa. W© are very proud to have you as our daughter. You are very special to us. not only as a daughter, but also as a friend. We love you very much. God Love and Bless You Always. ANN MARIE SWAN. Love Dad May you always be able to see both sides of life's stormy seas as well as its calm waters. Much success in the future. 99 GIRL'S VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row Melisse Langworthy, Kirsten Higgins. Jody Monroe. Kristy DeVitto. Back Row Kelly Baker. Brenda Ackley. Amy Monroe. Laurie Granger, Shannon Bederian. Laurel Wood. Coach Bump. GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row Shelly Baer, Jennifer Whitacre. Tonya Donato. Robin Winslow. Kelly Oehler. Lori Lomax. Shannon Thompson. Back Row: Juliana Walker. Courtney Higgins. Stacy Eddy. Jill Squires. Mindy Haskell. Jennifer Toney. Coach Bertrand. 100 Burgers beat LG to win (Champs febru doV v V£ V Y O Son (he Post-Star possible thi g-Lakc George game i ul( inter- ■csted parties 'iave come to expect In the end Saturday night, Warrensburg ™d on a' Adlrondack League-clinching contest — by a score of 69-60 — that deserves a place alongside «� classic • ' -L VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row Darren McKinney, Doug McKinney, Scott Remington, Kevin Geraghty, Pat Arehart. Paul Moulton, Back Row: Rick Angelo, Joe Sherman. Matt Greenhottz. Steve Rumrill, Matt Blair, Bill Seeley, Coach Doody 101 J u N O R V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L Front Row: Erin Connor, Missy Pataki, Kelly Oehler. Hilary Haskell, Jill Squires. Back Row: Monica Stone, P.K. Bruce. Jennifer Boothby, Brandi DeGrechie. Shannon Swanson. Coach Bump. 102 Front row: Chris Connor. Jennifer Toney. Back row: Coach Downes, Jody Monroe, Tracy Cheney, Robin Winslow, Amy Monroe. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 Compliments of DUFFY'S CARS INC. Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth Bob Duffy-Proprietor Jerry Bruce-Sales Manager WRESTLING Front Row: Morgan Hamilton, manager. John Sweet, manager, Rodney Trapasso, Dan McNeill. Toby Bruce. Bob Frye. Garrett Conklin. Fred Lyng. Jason Bederian. manager Middle Row Coach Beck. Doug West. John Bederian. John Robbins. Sam Stone. Dennis West. Phil Bederian. Joel Mosher, Matt McNeill. Coach Trapasso. Back Row: Ed Peterson. Rick Bruner, Tim Beadnell. Glen Guyette. Shawn Planty. 103 Front Row: John Dingman. Manager, Larry Beadnell, Manager, Matt Apple, Rodney Trapasso. Shannon Kola- sienski. Tadd Casey, Ron Lamy. Brian Reed, Brandon Donato. Back Row: Al Vasak, David Hall, Rick Angelo, Brian Burkhardt, Darren McKinney, Mike Pataki, Steven Monthony, Coach Doody. B A S E B A L L Front row: Barry McKinney. Aemon Kolasienski, Bob Frye. Dane Smith. Doug McKinney. Scott Remington. J. Aldrich Back row: Coach Roberts. Matt Blair, Bill Seeley. Mark LaFond. John Durkin, Adam Bruce. Mike Squires Joseph Hensler. Manager 104 JAPAN YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING In October. 1986. Mrs. Lawson handed me a packet and said. ‘If this interests you. fill it out After reading my “packet.'' I discovered it was an application to receive an eight week scholarship to Japan, compliments of the Joponese government. Two people from each state would be chosen l figured. “Why not?” I filled out all the necessary forms, wrote more essays than I care to remember, and hod an interview with Mrs Lawson I mailed everythng out and really forgot about it. In December I received a letter from YFU (Youth for Understanding), the organizers of the program They scud that l was one of twelve semi-finaksts in New York State I had an interview m Albany in early Jonuary At the interview I met a three-person panel, and was asked questions obout my life, my goals ond how I might odjust to different situations m Japan After that, six of us went before the panel for a group discussion We hod to choose one of three imaginary people to win the scholarship there was a lot of controversy, but we finally settled on one person As we left, we were informed that we would be notified who was finoly selected Two weeks later another letter from YFU came This was the hardest thing I ever had to do — open the envelope The first word I read was “Congratulations1'' The rest was a blur I had won a trip to Japan' On June 17 I flew to Washington. D C., for a three-day orientation I left home knowing no Japanese, but. it could only get better We had crash courses on customs, religion, and language of the Japanese On the twentieth of June I left for Japan The next eight weeks were a dream come true I visited Tokyo — took a boat down the river, shopped, walked through the famous Ginza district, visited castles thousands of years old I saw Nikko. a town renown for its natural beauty There are numerous waterfalls, and the area is famous for its bori carved wood I spent two days n Kyoto, the religious center of Japan The temples and shrines were indescribable Many were buit on the edges of cliffs, without a single nail The serenity and natural beauty of the place is the most MELANIE LAUBEN awe-mspirng. though l also spent a week at my family's villa n the mountains of Japan Every view was breath-taking' What a ski center! The week after I got to Jopan I attended an ail-girrs. private. Buddhist school A cultural experience it definitely was1 The classes seem to be on the some level as ours, but the kids are totaly different They have a unique culture of the own I was fortunate enough to meet a Bosan. which are Buddhist priests They rested in my home, on their annual ritual of walking the city. Listening to their chants ond prayers, you feel you've gone back in time I walked through Masumoto Castle, the oldest in Jopan You could picture the samuri. hundreds of years before, fighting battles, and protecting their lords The history ond culture is so splendid The end of my summer came too quickly Good-byes are never easy, but I have lasting friendships and memories that wi last me a lifetime My family gave me a home and love that I win never forget YFU and the Japenese government broadened my horizons, and my aspects of our world To them. I am ever grateful I am stiH in contact with YFU. and I am happy to be port of a host fomdy this year, snce Florence Soioi has become a sister and a friend JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row John Rafferty. Darren Duell. Al Vasak. Larry Olden. Todd Casey Back Row Coach Roberts. Brian Witherbee. Brian Reed. Robert Edmunds. K J Hertz. David Hall. Mike Pataki. Scott Pike THE CLASS OF '88 BEST WISHES AND MUCH SUCCESS TO A FINE GROUP OF YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN From CARMEN and the ENTIRE STAFF AT WARREN FORD 106 B O C E S STUDENTS ROBERT BOOTHBY, CIO AND G. JOHN POTTER, CIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! 107 Congratulations and Best Wishes From George, Nancy, Howdy, Wally, Toni, Danny, Chris, and Doni Lynn at Nemec's Sport Shop Farm and Garden Center 263 Upper Main Street Warrensburg, NY 12885 Telephone: 623-2049 Compliments Of WARRENSBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY. INC. And EMERGENCY SQUAD Mhnjjka Dingman Office Procedure Kevin Geraghty President Rudolph Squires Vice President Jonathan Geraghty Secretary Kevin Geraghty Treasurer Joseph Barlow Director Brian Engle Director Robert Frye Director David Peters Director Gary Ross Director Charles Bederian Sr. Edward Anderson Tom Baker Charles Bederian Jr Larry Collier Donald Combs Gene Combs J. Scott Combs Paul Dufford Jr. Roger Durkin Jr. Calvin Engle Alice Farrell Robert Farrell Anthony Fortino James Gallup Lewis Granger Howard Greenholtz Alan Hall Jr. Alan Hall Sr. Gerald Pennock Chief Richard Hull First Assistant Chief Paul Bederian Second Assistant Chief Brian Engle First Captam Keith Cleavland Second Captam Gary Ross Third Captam John J Kindred Squad Captam Robert Frye Assistant Squad Captain Sean Geraghty Squad Financial-Secretary Fire Police Captain Robert Kelso John M Kindred James Leonard Kevin Maxam Joseph McNeill Susan Moffitt George Nemec Richard Pennock Sr. Dale Perry Jerry Perry Earl Persons Jerold Quintal David Spatz Andrew Sprague Jerry Squires Robert Tubbs Judy Sue Watkins Craig Watson II BOCES 109 TO ALL THE BURGERS! LIFE IS EXCITING AND SHANNON ELAINE BENNETT IS A GREAT SALESLADY! OUR BEST! FROM JERRY, CONNIE, AND TENNILE HUNSICKER AT WEST MOUNTAIN SALES CORINTH ROAD GLENS FALLS NEW YORK 1280T I I no FLORENCE SOLAL WARRENSBURG — YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING Decisions do more than follow the stages of your life, they change them The idea of living in another country without my family for one year took birth in me years ago At first it was like a dream it seemed so far away and incredible As time passed, my idea became one to take positively Even though people around didn't always agree. I never changed my mind First. I thought such a change would just be fun. After a period of time I met with YFU Youth For Understanding, had an interview, and everything was fine, hopefully. Under this plan, it was mandatory for me to attend a preparatory week-end From the beginning I knew the decision I took was important, but after that weekend. I realized it would be much harder than I could have imagined. There I understood what would be a cultural shock Time passed and on the seventh of July. 1987.1 graduated from High School with honors, and then l had only three weeks before I departed At this time my only wish was that it was already a year later I became more scared than excited. I guess it was normal. The first of August. I found myself in Thurman My first thought was Where am I? I felt as if I were in the middle of nowhere. My parents were worrying because they couldn't find Thurman on the map Seeing all around me people who were happy to be living here. I started to think maybe I could enjoy my stay After all. all I had to do was “adapt myself and fit in . After the almost four months that I've been here. I can say that I'm not in the middle of nowhere, but in a very pretty area In this beautiful region I have found a marvelous family, some wonderful people and a very friendly school That is why I can't conclude this article without saying THANKS FOR ALL OF YOU I also want you to know that if I had this decision to make agam. I would say. Yes. I want to go . This is a great experience, a stage of my life which has made me learn about myself and how to care about others. I hope you won't forget me Personally. I could never forget you. Love. Florence c----- SHANNON WARNE, Love, Mom, Dad and Jason Congratulations to you and the Class of '88. We are very proud of you and know you will succeed in your future goals. We wish you the best of luck and happiness always! KELLY FARRAR, Love, Jimmy Kelly, you'll always be my favorite sister Can I have your room when you go to college? 30 Main Street Warrensburg, N.Y. 12885 (Northway Exit 23) 518-623-9433 Bell Hagar Ltd. EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS AND ANTIQUES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Florence LaPoint School of Dance 1608 Union Street Schenectady. N.Y 12309 (Thruway Exit 25) 518-346-3646 COLONIAL ARMS RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE CONGRATULTIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 BARBARA FREDERICKS OWNER 623-9814 Custom Mode Quilts Accessories Fabrics NOTIONS - QUILTING SUPPLIES SILK FLOWERS - CRAFTS 8t MORE 50 RIVER ST WARRENSBURG. NY 12885 111 TO GET 'EM, BURGERS FROM WEST MOUNTAIN SALES William K. Aubin Ervin Fowler John Batchelder Paul F. Brandt Carrie K. Congdon George Dunphy Seymour Ellis Dave Fowler Gerald E. Hunsicker Eugene Nicholson Craig Plumley Andrew Sleasman Richard Sprague James Strainer Jeffrey Threw Mark Young Ernest Bennett Claude Brandt Loraine F. Brandt Sallie A. Brandt William Dowmont R. Michael Elmore Greg Eppich Jane Fowler Dawn Nash Mary K. Penaloza Ernie Safford James A. Sprague Mark Steele Helen R. Taylor William C. Wells 112 HIP, HIP, HOORAY!! Deanne, Mike, Rachel and fellow graduates. You're a class act and we're proud of you! Posies, Paint, and Paper 46 Main St. Warrensburg, NY 623-22 CONGRATULATIONS TO SHELLI AND THE CLASS OF '88 FROM CAMERON 8c CAMERON WE'RE PROUD TO SERVE THE TIMBER INDUSTRY BUYERS OF STANDING TIMBER 8c LOGS 623 - 2177 A NAME WELL RESPECTED THROUGHOUT THE AREA LD'S PHARMACY 149 MAIN STREET 623-2993 FOR ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS THE FUTURE IS YOURS ACE Hardware MUNDY'S HOME CENTER 208 MAIN STREET WARRENSBURG 623-3900 Most Athletic; The Artist; Most Spirited; Personality Plus. 114 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 WARRENSBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Show-Offs; Class Clowns; The Toughest; Most Outgoing. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 88 THURMAN VOL. FIRE CO. INC. 115 Laziest; Mouthiest; Class Flirts; Male Chauvinists. CONGRATULATIONS TO KEVIN, JOE, AEMON AND THE CLASS OF 88 WARRENSBURG FRUIT WE DELIVER MAIN STREET WARRENSBURG 623-4131 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 BREW AND STEW FEATURING FRESHLY COOKED HOMESTYLE COOKING BREAKFAST LUNCH WEDDING PARTIES DAILY SPECIALS BANQUETS ARRANGED LATE NIGHT SNACKS TAKE-OUT SERVICE OUTSIDE DECK DINING ENTERTAINMENT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL YEAR lONG 623-9845 ANTHONY TRULLI- OWNER EASY ACCESS OFF EXIT 23 36 MAIN ST. WARRENSBURG, NY 116 CONGRATULATIONS TO KELLY FARRAR AND THE CLASS OF '88 ADIRONDACK FORESTRY, INC. FORESTRY CONSULTANTS 518-623-9449 Time's Running Out! ALEXANDER — BAKER FUNERAL HOME DIGNITY-SERVICE-REVERENCE JOHN S. ALEXANDER-LIC. MANAGER 114 MAIN STREET WARRENSBURG, NY 12885 623-3332 623-2065 117 OSCAR'S SMOKEHOUSE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '88 AND TO OUR NUMBER ONE RESIDENT HAIRBAG JOEL FROM POP, BIG ERNIE, LITTLE ERNIE, KEVIN, SAM, AND BOB GOOD LUCK AND MUCH SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '88 FROM PROFESSIONAL AUTO CRAFT WARRENSBURG Tomorrow Rests In You! 118 A GOOD BANK, A GOOD NEIGHBOR. FIRST NATIONAL We've Only Just Begun CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 FROM ALL OF US AT JACOBS TONEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 FROM ALL OF US AT HOMETOWN OIL We're Up Where We Belong CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 McPHILLIPS — NORTHERN, INC. W. JOS. McPHILLIPS, INC. 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NY 12885 (518) 792-5848 BEST WISHES ELECTROMCS STEREO MICROCOMPUTERS AUOO VISUAL VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO MY YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF: MRS JACQUELINE STRASSER. KELLY FARRAR. CHERYL STRASSER, JILL SQUIRES. DENNIS WEST. CHARLES GRAY. MY THANKS. ALSO. TO MRS. KATHARINE MARQUARDT AND HER BUSINESS STAFF. MOST SINCERELY. THE PHANTOM ______________________________________ SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM MARGEE'S COUNTRY CAFE ADIRONDACK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Route 9 Chestertown, New York 12817 518 - 494 - 3371 518 - 494 - 4727 WARREN PRINTING CO. 31 Warren Street Warrensburg, NY 623-9594 YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF: MRS. JACQUELINE STRASSER. COPY; CHARLES GRAY. JILL SQUIRES. KEL- LY FARRAR. DENNIS WEST. CHARLES GRAY. JILL SQUIRES. 125 R. GALUSHA TRUCKING EXCAVATING 7 MOUNTAIN AVENUE WARRENSBURG. NY 12885 518-623-9634 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 COMPLIMENTS OF RIDING HY DUDE RANCH CONGRATULATIONS! 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EQUIPMENT CHEMICALS MEN'S SIZES 5-15 Ph 518-623-2477 Andrew And Morgoret Charles Shoes NARROW TO EEE LADCS SIZES 4-12 58 MAN ST WARRENSBURG. N Y Urban Owners FURNITURE. EQUIPMENT. DESIGN SERVICE Office: Box 78 East Islip. N Y. 11730 (516) 277-6900 Nickerson Corporation KEN MAY n „. , Res: 1 Meadow Lane Saratoga Springs. N Y. 12866 (518) 587-2713 THE OUTLET BARN 50 River Street Worrensborg. NY 12885 623-3711 Famous label apparel for men. women, and chddren at savings up to 70% Open 7 days a week 9 a m -5 p m. Jenkins and Powers, P.C. 267 Bay Rd.. P.O. Box 670 Glens Falls. New York 12801 (518) 793-5166 Be Certain To Patronize Our Advertisers Yearbook Business Staff: Donne Lynn Converse, Amy Baker Yearbook Editorial Staff: Kelly Farrar, Dennis West BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 THE W.C.S. BOOSTER CLUB 127 Northland Auto Supply Co.. Inc. 191 Main St. Warrensburg. N Y 12885 JNflPSk (518) 623-2881 Carl's Fish Taxidermy CARL BRAINARD 140 RIVER STREET (518) 623-3585 WARRENS8UTG. NY 12885 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Interior Exterior Painting Wall Covering PAINTING CONTRACTOR Michael Eddy 623-2914 623-9319 Warrensburg Laundry Dry Cleaning Inc. COMMERCIAL PROFESSIONAL FAMILY jflU- DRY CLEANING 8l coin op 518-623-3101 11 RICHARDS AVE . WARRENS8URG. NY 12885 518-668-2924 Stewart's Shops We Are Closer To You Good Luck to the Class of '88 W.C.S. Jostens Creator of fine class rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, and diplomas Congratulations to the Class of '88 From the JEAN LOUISE SHOP Hudson Street, Warrensburg WITHOUT OUR PARENTS AND OUR ADVERTISERS HACKENSACK '88 WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Front Row: Shelly Morgan, Tiffany Burke, Deanne Peters. Back Row: Jolie Bruce, Kathy Carvelle, Shelly DeMarsh, Charles Gray, Mrs. Marquardt, Advisor, Melanie Lauben, Missy Remington, Sheryl Collins, Lori McNeill.