Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

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MICHELE MARIE CARROLL Mickey participated in Chorus throughout high school. She was a cheerleader in ninth and tenth grades, on Prom Committee and the Court, and was an asset to Webtide. If I leave here tomorrow, Would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now 'cause there too many places I've got to see. If I stay here with you Things just wouldn't be the same. I'm as free as a Bird man . . . And this Bird you'll never change. Lynard Skynard Memorial Oct. 20, 1977 ZANDRA CARMEN Zandra participated in Soccer in ninth grade. Chorus in ninth and tenth grades, Girls' Choral Ensemble in eleventh grade, and Dance Club in her senior year. Crow would like to become a legal secretary. 21

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BRENDA LEA BROWN Sports enthusiast Pa, alias Rat, alias Brenda, was a Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Intramural and G.A.A. participant every year in high school. Brenda is also artisically talented. —Why worry about tomorrow . . . We may not make it through today! KATHY L. BRICKWEDDE Kathy plans a business major in college and would like to travel across ihc country before set- tling down. A Chorus member each year, she was also a cheerleader in the tenth and eleventh grades, a library aide in ninth and tenth grades, on Prom Committee, and was a Webtide staff member and in Work Study in her senior year. —You see things as they are; And you ask, Why? But I dream things that never were. And ask, Why not? George Bernard Shaw 20

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TIM CHAMBERLAIN Throughout high school Corky's athletic achievements contributed to Webtuck's sports status. Basketball. Soccer, and Baseball hosted Tim's abilities. He was enrolled in BOCES and Work Study programs in his junior year. Tim's goal in life— anything, so long as he “makes a lot of money, some how. SUE CHAMBERLAIN Sue's activities in high school included Pep Club in ninth grade and BOCES in her junior year. —Love is a flower It grows, It blooms. It fades away, but its memory remains. CAROL ANN CHRISTIANSEN Orphan Annie's high school years were spent participating in Cho- rus every year, as a Library Aid in all but her junior year here, on Prom Committee in her junior year, as a member of National Honor Society in eleventh and twelfth grades, and as a Work Study student and Web- tide staff member in her senior year. Carol's hobbies are tennis and read- ing romantic novels. —Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love . . . Time is eternity. 22