Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

WEBTIDE 980 WEBUTUCK CENTRAL SCHOOL AMENIA, NEW YORK DEDICATION Mrs Theresa Bartel Without the devotion of Mrs. Bartel, Webtide 80 would never have been possible. Through this dedica- tion, we would like to express our deep appreciation and genuine respect. She has given us 25 years of her life. During this time she has shared not only her teach- ing abilities but, her unique character with both stu- dents and faculty. The Real Mrs. Bartel Symbols of her teaching career Gotcha! THE BEGINNING OF A NEW DECADE The beginning of a new decade has arrived. Past is the decade that brought the world senseless deaths, drugs, and government scandals. There was the rebirth and interest in ethnic backgrounds, dancing, wild with light and sound, new space adventures, gas shortages, and more. Webutuck has experienced changes in the 70's. Three administrations, an award winning basketball team, the renewal of an overnight class trip, and many wonderful proms are just a few. Our faculty staff has changed considerably. As we enter the 80's and look toward the future we find many unanswered questions. Will the price of oil stop us from achieving our American dream? What does the future hold for government? Will the energy crisis ever be solved? How many future farmers, engineers, or funeral directors are walking around Webutuck today, or will the 80's bring forth new and interesting careers for us? Will our school day ever be shortened by dropping eighth period? No one can predict what the future will hold. The one thing we hope as we embark upon this new decade is that each person may achieve what he wants in life and that the decade allows us to live. 4 Heather Babbitt Editor WEBTIDE 1980 STAFF Advertising Todd Clinton-Editor Carla Ciancio Brian Sprague Brenda Sprague Donna Cahill Penny Howard Debbie Murphy Layout Naomi Runge- Editor Vicki Dean Pam Berlinghoff Copy Kathy Springer-Editor Tammy Beebe Heather Babbitt - Editor-in-Chief Photographers Willow Pulver Nan Day Nicci Bertomen Sports Lisa Bradley Lisa Dahoney Maureen Miller General Staff Ronnie Smith Jeff Dunlop Marie Stocker Jane Rindsberg This year's Webtide Staff feels that this book captures the spirit of the 1980 school year. We hope that through our words and pictures the memories of this year live on. THE FACULTY Violet Simmons Social Studies Tom Kelly Science Barbara Brown English Theresa Bartel English Earl Sussman Social Studies 6 Kiau Loi Math Charlott© Sammons Edward Heinsman School Psychologist Social Studies Beth Willis Reading Eileen Napchan English Charles Terry Math John Merwin Health Robert Riemer Science Marion Bond Librarian 7 Grace Decker English Richard Ernst French Spanish George Fullerton Liberal Arts MORE FACULTY John Liskey Music Barbara Bond Business Christine Helbock Phys. Ed. Pamela Johnson Social Studies Richard DesChamps Science Craig Faust Music Roger Price Math Elaine Carey Thomas Pavliga Guidance Math 10 I AND EVEN MORE 4 A Dale Schlmger Special Ed. Barry Grundleger Science Linda Coulthard Nurse Lorraine Laufer. English Kathleen Hennessy. English Patricia Heinsman. Guidance on leave of absence 11 David Reagon Science JoAnn Moore Music THE ADMINISTRATION Myron Rindsberg District Principal Stephen O'Connell Principal Leland Hulst Business Manager CLASS OF 1980 OFFICERS President: Todd Clinton Vice President: Laura Johnson Secretary: Nan Day Treasurer: Heather Babbitt Representatives: Naomi Runge Brenda Sprague Alternate Representative: Cathi Healy Class Advisors: Mrs. Willis Mr. Reagon In the history of Webutuck there has never been a class like the class of 1980. Its officers, with the help of all the 1980 students, raised enough money for a beautiful Prom. This year their goal is to have a successful class trip and an equally successful senior ball. The class of 80 would like to give special thanks to Todd Clinton and Laura Johnson for their incredible leadership of our class for the past three years. 14 15 Mighty Mouth Th© Family Tree of Wisdom And Kath. I baked these myself Even Melike thinks that Fnglish i$ a joke Oh Dear Four marbles take away three?' C The beginning of Mike Stanton's Harem SENIORS Brace Yourself MELIKE SARIGOZ To live!—Unique and free like a tree, and friendly like a forest. -Nazim Hikmet Volleyball Captain, Chorus, Varsity Volleyball Team, Model U.N., Ski Club, Drama Club, A.F.S., G.A.A., Student Leader Corp, Sadie Hawkins, Basketball. JACK GROSSRIEDER You don't have to know where you're go- ing as long as you're on your way. Varsity Soccer 12, Ski Club 12, A.F.S. 12, L'il Abner 12. NAN ELLEN DAY Nana Never give up on a dream. Prom Chairperson. Chorus 9-12, Madrigals 9- 12, All-State Chorus, Class Secretary 12, Year- book Photographer, Prom Court, Honor Soci- ety 11,12. DONNA MARIE CAHILL “Don It looks like I made it. Tutor Club 9, Intramurals 9-12, Cheerleading 9- 12, BOCES 11,12, Home Ec. Club 9, Gymnastics 9. 10, Chorus 12, Hiking Club 9. 18 BRIAN SPRAGUE BSie Gotta go out and make my way. I might get rich. I might get busted.'' Future Business Leaders of America 10, 11, Prom Committee, Chorus 9-12, Madrigals 10, 11, 12. Yearbook Staff 12. DEBRA M. MURPHY Deb Sometimes you dream, sometimes it seems there's nothing there at all. Intramurals 9, 10, 11, Prom Committee, Art Club 9, Yearbook Staff 12. 19 Heather Barrett Flasher Look inward to your dreams, and outward at your world. Spanish Club 9-11, French Club 11, Journalism Club 11, Sewing Club 9, National Honor Soci- ety 12, Yearbook Staff. Vicki Ann Dean Tricky Vicki To laugh or not to laugh, that is the ques- tion. French Club 9-11. Intramurals 9. J.V. Basketball 11. Varsity Softball 11. 12. G.A.A. 11. 12. Stu- dent Leader Corps 11, Chorus 11, 12, Student Council Representative 11, Yearbook Staff 12, F.B.L.A. 12, J.V. Basketball 12. Tammy Beebe Buttons “Enjoy life to the fullest 'cause you only live once. Chorus 9-12, Yearbook Staff. Pamela A. Berlinghoff Pammy Success is finding something that you love to do alot. Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Softball 11, 12, G.A.A. 11. 12, Yearbook Staff 12. HEATHER LYNN BABBITT Baboo It is give. when you give of yourself that you truly -Kahil Gibram Band 9-11, G.A.A. 11, Prom Court, F.B.L.A. Vice-President 11, 12, Bookstore, Class Trea- surer 9-12, Band Competition 9-10, Yearbook Editor 12, Pit Orchestra 11, Tutoring 10-11, Na- tional Honor Society 12. LISA B. BRADLEY How beautiful the day can be when kind- ness touches it. -Elliston Hughes J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11-12 Varsity Softball 11-12, Varsity Volleyball 12, National Honor Society 11-12, President of the National Honor Society 12, Girls State 11, Class Secretary 11, Prom Committee, Model UN Club 9-11, Yearbook 12. G.A.A. 10-12, A.F.S. 11-12. 22 JEFFREY DUNLOP J.D. Let us leave behind footprints on the sands of time.'' J.V. Baseball 10, 11, Prom Court, Prom Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff 12. RONNIE SMITH Lyle Yes I will. Indeed I will if I can'' -Neil Diamond J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Prom Court 11, Intramurals 9-11, Prom Commit- tee 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Madri- gals 10, 11, 12. 23 DAVE B. COON Cooner You only live once so, enjoy it! J.V. Soccer 10, Varsity Soccer 12, Varsity Soc- cer Captain 12. SCOTT P. KILMER You cannot fly like an egale with the wings of a chicken. National Honor Society 12, Junior High Track Team, intramurals 9-12. 24 CHRISTOPHER A. KAIN MIKE O'CONNELL Live for today, dream for tomorrow. Weightlifting 9, J.V. Soccer 9-10, J.V. Soccer Captain 10, Varsity Soccer Captain 12, J.V. Basketball 10, J.V. Basketball Captain 10, Var- sity Basketball 11, 12, J.V. Baseball 10, Varsity Baseball 12, Prom Court, Intramurals 9-12, Stu- dent Council Representative 9. 26 CAROLYN MOYER Moon To just live is selfish, but to live and help is loving. Workstudy 10, 12, Volleyball 9, N.Y.S.S. Com- petition, Madrigals 10-12, West Side Story, Prom Comm., Honor Society 12. J • PAMELA JEAN KLIPPEL To love something is to give it space to grow. Prom Court, Chorus 9-12, Workstudy Program. 27 MARIE ANN STOCKER To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. Drama Club 9. 10. 12, Cross country 9, Year- book 9, 12, Chorus 9-12, Volleyball 9, Stage Band 10, Journalism Club 11, F.B.L.A. 12, SLC 12, G.A.A. 12, English Composition. FRANCES M. HOWARD “Penny Nature forms us for ourselves, not others; to be. Not to seem. -Montaigne Drama Club, AFS 9, 10, 11, Focus 10, 12, Cre- ative Writing, Band 9-12, Gymnastics, Year- book Staff 12. 28 MELANIE ANN GERMOND Mel Enjoy the golden moments as they pass. -James Thomas Fields Yoga 9-10, Diet Club 11, Journal Club 11, Square Dance Club 12, Ballroom Dance Club 12. BRENDA LEE GLINES Bren “Life is great for those who don't weaken. Senior High Chorus, Class Representative 11. 2) DARYL M. VAN BENSCHOTEN “Butter SHERRI A. SCHIENDA “For every window a flower, for every life a dream.'' Bookstore, F.B.L.A.. Prom Committee. Art Club. J.V.Basketball 9, 10. J.V. Soccer 9. 10, Varisty Basketball 11. 12. Varsity Soccer 11. 12. Prom Comm., Prom Court. Art Club. Intramurals 9-12. 30 GERALD DOUGLAS MURPHY Murf MARY ELLEN SIMMONS “Mes “A wasted day is one in which you have not laughed. Band 9-11. Chorus 9-11. A.F.S. 9-10, Drama Club 10. Class Representative 10, G.A.A. 10- 11, Volleyball 10-11. “You've got to be cruel to be kind. J.V. Soccer 10, J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Bas- ketball 11-12, Intramurals 9-10. 31 MICHAEL C. SEGELKEN The only really educated men are self-edu- cated. -Jesse Lee Bennett Varsity Basketball Assistant 11. Varsity Club 11, BOCES Heavy Equipment 11,12, AV Club 9-12. LESTER J. HEROW III Fester Four Wheelers are the worlds hottest dri- vers. Varsity Basketball Assistant 10, 11, Varsity 12, BOCES Autobody Repair 11, 12. 32 LAURIE ANNE CURTIS Curt People cannot change truth, but truth can change people. Tutor Club 9, Dance Club 10. Home Ec. Club 10, Gymnastics 10, BOCES 11. 12, J.V. Cheer- leading 9, Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11, 12. RENEE ELEECE JARRETT Life is the ability to live with nature and the world of God. Gymnastics 9, 10. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12. Chorus 9, 10. 12. Dance Club 9. 10, Track 11. Home Ec. Club 9. 10, Yoga Club 10. 11. 3J KEN GRENER BRUCE ADRIAN LOPER “The Kid “Why has the music stopped, where did all the happy people go? “One thing I can tell you is you got to be free, -The Beatles Shop Club 9, 10, BOCES 11, 12. 34 Chorus 9, 10, 11, Area All-State 10, 11, Madri- gals 10, 11, Drama Club 9, Workstudy 12, BOCES 11, 12, Tennis 9. DARLENE M. NEWMAN Power tends to corrupt and absolute pow- er corrupts absolutely. -Lord Acton Varsity Basketball Manager 9.10.11. A.V. Club 9-12, Softball Intramurals 9, Best Citizenship Award 10. 11, Prom Comm., Dutchess County Youth Council 11. J.V. and Varsity Volleyball Manager 12. BARBARA M. JONES Munch Friendship is Cool, but hatred is a fool. G.A.A. 11, 12. Pep Club 9. 35 CATHERINE M. COOPER Crash Nothing lasts forever, but the earth and sky. Dance Club 9, C.Y.O. 9, 10, 11. A.F.S. 9.G.A.A. 9, BOCES 11. 12. MARY L. PARKER Don't dream it, be it. Chorus 9, 10. 11. C.Y.O. 9-12. C.Y.O. Advisor 12, F.B.L.A. 9. 10, 11. BOCES 11. 12, Vice Presi- dent of D.E.C.A. 11, President of D.E.C.A. 12, Class Representative 12. 37 MARILYN TERESA GOULETTE We live as we dream—alone. Focus 9, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, Tutor Club 10. 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Advanced Placement 12. JENNIFER WHALEN Life is seldon what it seems. 38 40 ANDREW J. SAVAGE For some life is a breeze, for others it's just one headwind after another. J.V. Soccer 9. 10, J.V, Basketball 10. J.V. Base- ball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Varsity Base- ball 11, 12, Madrigals 12. PATRICK MICHAEL LABOMBARD Bummie I ain't going to work on Maggie's Farm 'no more'. Intramurals 9-12, Weightlifting 9, 10. 11, J.V. Soccer 10, Varsity Soccer 11, 12, J.V. Baseball 10, 11. Varsity Baseball 12. 41 CHRIS KUPFERER Kup “To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge. -Disraeli A.F.S. 11-12, Drama Club 11, Advanced Place- ment 12, National Honor Society 12. GERARD A.D. BILQUIN “Boychie-Moychie “We must laugh at man to avoid crying for him. -Napoleon A.F.S. 11-12, DramaClub 11, Advanced Place- ment 12, National Honor Society 12. THOMAS BURNS Tank There's a time to wink as well as to see. -Benjamin Franklin Flag Football 9-11, Boys State 1979, History Games Club 9-11, Work Study 12, Softball In- tramurals 9, 10, National Honor Society 11-12, Ping Pong Club 11. BRIAN EDWARD WAHL Too soon old and too late smart. Track 10-12, Focus-Art Editor 12, Model U.N. 12, Spanish Club 11. Art Club 11, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Club. 43 CARLA ANNE CIANCIO C The world isn't a just place, it's just a place.'' Band 9-11, Chorus 9-11, NYS Solo Competition 9-11, Cheerleading 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Prom Comm., Madrigals 10, 11, Pit Orchestra 11, Drama Club 9-11, Area All-State Band II, Area All-State Chorus 9, 10, University Hartt Scholarship 10. DEBRA L. HENDERSON In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 French Club 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, Chorus 12, Treasurer FBLA 11, President FBLA 12, Na- tional Honor Society 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Home Ec. Club 9, 10, Gymnastics 9, 10. 44 EDGAR WAALER BRIAN JOHN SULLIVAN Many times I've wondered how much there is to know. Ski Club 9-12. Chorus 9-11. Indoor Soccer 10- 11, Intramurals 9-11, Frisbee 11, Softball 10-11. Sometimes honest failure is better than half-hearted success. History Games 9-10, A.F.S. 10-12, Drama Club 11-12, National Honor Society 11-12, Tutoring Club 11. Spanish Club 11. Model U.N. 12. Ad- vanced Placement 12, Quiz Team 12. 45 WILLOW B PULVER Tree “I'm gonna wave my freak flag high. high. Sing on, brother. -Jimi Hendrix A.F.S. 9,10,12, Drama Club 9, 10, Photography Club 10, Yearbook Photographer 12, Ski Club 9. 10. CHERYL ANNE FUREY Prom Committee, A.F.S. IO, Chorus 9, 10. 11. 12. 46 LAWRENCE HARDISTY JR. J.V. Soccer 9. 10, J.V. Basketball 10, J.V. Base- ball 10, Varsity Soccer 11, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Varsity Baseball 11, 12. BOB BATES Bunny “You cannot fight against the future. Time is on our side. -Gladstone J.V. Basketball II, J.V. Soccer 9, 10,11, Baseball 12. 47 48 49 Be who you really are and enjoy life as it is. Chorus 9-10. BOCES 11-12. Tutoring 9-10. 50 STEVEN J. LYNCH The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. Varsity Basketball 9-12, Drama Club, National Honor Society 11-12, Student Council Vice President 12, Student Council Representative 10, Prom Court, Prom Committee, Intramurals 9-12, Varsity Club 9-12. DONALD G. HERRING Pickle The good times are forever but, now the last time is today. -J. Geils J.V. Soccer 9, Varsity Basketball 9-12, Varsity Baseball 10-12. Class President 9, Student Council President 12, Volleyball Intramurals 9- 12, Stage Band 9-12. Intransit 9-11, Band 9-12, Prom Committee, Prom Court, Prom King. Na- tional Honor Society 12. 52 TODD MICHAEL CLINTON Toad Laura Ann Johnson Chunky Chorus 9-12, Volleyball 9, Basketball 9, Class Vice-President 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Student Advisory Committee. The long path before me will lead to wher- ever I choose. Student Advisory Committee, A.F.S., Chorus 10-11, All State Chorus, Madrigals 10-12, Class President 10-12, Yearbook Business Manager, Prom Committee. 53 JANE CUNNINGHAM Chick ee Hitch your wagon to a star! -Emerson Cheerleading 9-10, Class Representative 9, Prom Committee 11, Prom Court 11, Intramur- als 9-11, Gymnastics 9-10, Spanish Club 10. NAOMI RUNGE Nomi To handle yourself use your head—To han- dle others use your heart. Chorus 9, Class Secretary 9, Class Representa- tive 10, 12, Student Council Secretary 12, Stu- dent Leader Corp. 11,12, National Honor Soci- ety 12, Field Hockey 9-11, G.A.A. 9-11, Year- book Lay-out Editor 12, Prom Committee 11. Prom Court 11, Focus 10, Intramurals 9-11 M.D.A.V.A. 11-12. 54 CHERYL ANNE CARMAN Big Bird I am human, therefore anything human must not be alien to me. Dance Club 9-10. BOCES 11.A.F.S. 12. Drama Club 12, Prom Committee. Prom Court. KATHY MARIE SPRINGER Red To be as much as we can be we must dream of being more. Jane B. Stanton National Honor Society 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Band 9-11, Class Secretary 10, Class Representative 11. Sadie Hawkins 11, Student Council Treasurer 12. Prom Committe, Prom Court, Band Competition 10, Dance Club 10, Yearbook Copy Editor 12. 55 JEFFERY K. WILLIAMS Willie BRIAN ALAN ROUX Row J.V. Soccer 10, Varsity Soccer 12, Intramurals 9-12. Do what you want to do this is your life. -Commodors J.V. Soccer 9,10, J.V. Baseball 10, 11, Varsity Soccer 11, 12, Varsity Baseball 12, Prom Comm., Prom Court, Li'l Abner 11, Art Club. Intramurals 9, 10, 11, I.A. Club, Craftsman of the Year Award 11. 56 JAY SCASSO Scuz ''Let the good times roll. -Cars Ski Club,Workstudy 11,12, J.V. Baseball.Varsity Baseball. Cross Country, Intramurals. ! JILl belliveau Jill- Bee ''You'll always be a part of me. Focus 9, Bookstore 9. Chorus 9. Field Hockey 9. 10, Intramurals 9, 10, G.A.A. 9, 10, Softball 10. Spanish Club 9. 10. Ski Club 9-12, VICA 11. BOCES Cosmetology 11, 12. 57 JANE EMILY RINDSBERG The great end of life is not knowledge but, action. -Thomas Henry Huxley Field Hockey 9-12, Tennis 10-12, Model U.N. 11- 12, Quiz Team 11-12, National Honor Society 11-12, A.F.S. 10-11. NICOLE ANN BERTOMEN “Bert Band 9-12, Model U.N. 11-12, Solo Flute Com- petition 9-10, Field Hockey 10-12, Varsity Cheerleading 11, Ski Club 9-10, National Honor Society 12. S LAURA BETH SHOIFET He who has imagination without learning has wings but no feet. -Joubert Class Vice-President 9. Band 9-10. Student Council Representative 10, Drama Club 10, A.F.S. 11-12, Prom Committee, Model U N. 11, 12, Varsity Cheerleading 11, National Honor Society 11-12, National Honor Society Treasur- er 12. KATHLEEN J. MORRISON You can't fight against the future. Time is on our side. -William Edwart Gladstone Band 9-10, A.F.S. 10-11, Field Hockey 10-12, Prom Committee. National Honor Society 11- 12. Model U.N. 11-12. 59 BARBARA A. SIL VERNALE Barbie A ' BRENDA SPRAGUE BSie I'd rather have loved and lost, than never loved at all. Chorus 12, Prom Court, Prom Committee, G.A.A. 10, It, 12, G.A.A. Vice-President 12, S.L.C. 11, Class Representative 12. “Seeking is to find, finding is to be free. Cheerleading 9, Chorus 9, 10, Prom Commit- tee, Prom Court. 62 THOMAS G. FARKAS 64 DAVID CHRISTOPHER HOLDEEN Horo I finally made it. BOCES Small Engines FRANK W. JENKS JR. Rinky dink I like it, I love it, and I want more of it. -Ricky T. Track 10, Baseball Mgr. 9,11, Basketball Mgr. 9, 10. 11, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, VICA Club 11. 12, BOCES Exploratory 10, BOCES Small Engines 11, 12. 65 WENDY MONICA MOODY Wonder-Wender Wonder is the basis of worship. -Carlyle J.V. Field Hockey 9, Varsity Field Hockey 10. 11. 12. G.A.A. 9-12, S.L.C. 9. 10. Ski Club 9-12 Student Council 9. 10, Gymnastics 10. Intra- murals 9, 10. Varsity Softball 10. 11. National Honor Society 11, 12. Drama Club 12, Model U.N. 12. MARTHA MILLER Mart Time flies over us. but leaves its shadow behind. -Hawthorne Field Hockey 10. 11. 12, Softball 10 11 12 Band 9-12, Basketball 11, 12. 66 CATHERINE A. HEALY Cath t - • t t MARY-ANN BRANDT Marn I'll make it this time. I'm ready to cross that fine line. -Steely Dan Varsity Track 10. 11, 12. Varsity Cross Country 10,12. G.A.A. 12. Band 9-12. Solo Competition 10. 11. 12. A.F.S. 11. 12. Spanish Club 10. 11, Drama Club 11, 12. Photo Club 12, Class Re- presentative 9, Honor Society 11. 12. Prom Collittee, Band Competition 9, 10, 12. After all is said and done, I did alright and had my fun. -Richards A.F.S. 9, Drama Club 9, Solo Competition 9-12, Band Competition 9, 10, 12, Varsity Cross Country 10, Varsity Track 10, Prom Commit- tee. Alternate Class Representative. 12. 67 CLASS HISTORY This is the group that has grown and formed as one. We'd like to remind the underclassmen of all the things we've done. We've had Toga parties. Taylor parties, and Lyle parties, too. We've had Christmas parties and Thank-God-lt's- Friday parties just to name a few. We've had people screaming, wandering, and caroling in the halls. We've put gum on desks and chairs and graffitti on the walls. We've perfected the ways to cheat on all quiz- zes and unit tests. We've driven Bartel crazy being Yearbook pests. And on 5 8 79 we broke the ultimate golden rule: When 81 out of 100 decided not to show up for school. The faculty was very shocked; the administration turned gray, For they finally knew the meaning of Webutuck Junior Skip Day. Then late the night of August 28, our class got together to buy some paint. We painted names and pictures til the road was all aglow. Then we decided there was just one final adjust- ment: The speed limit, for 15 is much too slow. For the paint we did hunt. And adjusted the speed with a 1 up front. So when you create one of these conditions. Just tell them you're carrying on. High School tra- ditions. 68 IN MEMORY OF Billy Hoysradt All but memory succumbs to the will of death. And our memories burning through that darkness Give you life. You live in that part of our hearts that is ignorant of time. As a free and unhampered spirit That is willing to show us yesterday. There is the painful realization that you exist not as a being, But as a clouded memory — Sustained by laughs and tears and timeless photographs. You have survived the cruelest cut of all. Through bonds of friendship stronger than life itself. We know not what lies ahead for us. Yet we promise that you will not remain behind. Doubt us not. for you are. Goulette '80 From the Class of '80 ONCE IN A VISION King - Donald Herring PROM COURT Donna Cahill - Robert Bates Cheryl Carman - Larry Hardisty Nan Ellen Day - Ronnie Smith Kathy Springer - Steven Lynch Kelly Goodacre - Jeff Williams Pamela Klippel - Brian Sprague Maureen Miller - John Greer Brenda Sprague - Mike O'Connell Heather Babbitt - Jeffrey Dunlop Jane Cunningham - Donald Herring Barbara Silvernale - Chris Kain Naomi Runge - Daryl VanBenschoten - •' Queen - Kelly Goodacre One© in a vision, I cam© on som© woods and stood in a fork in th© road. My choices wer© clear yet, I froze with th© fear of not knowing which way to go. On© road was simple acceptance of life, the other road offered sweet peace. When I made my decision my vision became my release ' -Dan Fogelberg “Deep Roots her time . Mr. Merwin's Mrs. Richardson's eftort and all their support . . Finally putting that big fountain together. . . The buckets of water spilled on Naomi The blue lights that Nan had to fix - 40 feet high . . Sprague's Party . The poor Goldfish ... All those stream- ers! . . Don and Kelly in royalty . Green paint and cardboard . . All memories of love and happiness we will hold once in a vision 71 MORNING BOCES Donna Cahill - Cosmetology Jill Belliveau - Cosmetology Lorrie Bertsch - Cosmetology Jo Anne Tanner - Cosmetology Tim Anderson - Auto body Lester Herow - Auto body Gary Decker - Auto mechanics Renee Jarrett - Nursing Cathy Cooper - Nursing Ken Grener - Small engines David Holdeen - Small engines Frank Jenks - Small engines Mike Segelken - Heavy equipment Dan Duprey - Heavy equipment Scott Kilmer - Electronics David Schultz - Electronics Cheri Taylor - Office Practice Laurie Curtis - Office Practice Mary Parker - Merchandise Thierry Grom - Plumbing Heating Ivan Chodan - Building Spec. 72 AFTERNOON BOCES Brian Bertsch - Plumbing Robin Cookingham - Machine Acct. Vicky Cookingham - Home Management Thomas Delvanthal - Elec. Mechanic Kay Handke - Cosmetology Kenneth Hanley - Service Station Renee Jarrett - Nursing Randy Krakenberg - Bldg. Specialist Bruce Loper - Electronics Sherry Mackay - Cosmetology Patrick McEnroe - Heavy Equipment William Myers - Building Specialist Laszlo Paraszti - Trade Electricity Jeff Reiner - Auto Mechanic Sherri Schienda - Cosmetology James Schultz - Elec. Mechanic Robert Stevens - Heavy Equipment Latisia Stout - Nursing John Valyou - Service Station Tammy Vincent - Home Management Wendy Watson - Mult. Occupation Donald Wilms - Bldg. Maintenance Mike Worthington - Service Station 73 THE CLASS OF 1981 CLASS OFFICERS President: Susan Thompson Vice-president: Elizabeth Thompson Secretary: Martha Meade Treasurer. JoAnn Erwin Representatives: Krista McGhee Angela Dwyer Alternate: Lori Koppenhaver Prom Chairperson. Denise Zelker Advisors: Mr. Vozab Mr. Merwin 74 A model worker I just can't think anymore I Another class to sit through Another happy face. I'm a milk lover Don't come any closer! More Of The Junior Class . . . Do you see who I see? 76 77 I vant to drink your blood! Happiness is a new clipboard! THE CLASS OF 1982 CLASS OFFICERS: President: Peter Thrapp Vice-President: James Morss Secretary: Jodie Smith Treasurer: Robert Cuddeback Representatives: Curtis Hulst Suzy Kappel Alternate: Linda LaCurto Advisor: Mrs. Brown 78 Hello there I 79 You can sit next to me Our Photographer. S-i-n-c-e-r-l-y Oops, forgot an e! us in 80 THE CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OFFICERS President: Amy Honour Vice-President: Trudy Carol Secretary: Lisa Rebillard Treasurer: Marie Erskine Representatives: Robin Farrar Zina Decker Paul Mahoney Alternate: Brian Zelker Advisor: Mr. Grundleger 82 h That's the last time I us© crazy glue' Last on© out th© door is a rotten egg! 83 More Of The Class Of 1983 . . I didn't do it! Smile, you're on candid camera! 84 85 THE CLASS OF 1984 CLASS OFFICERS President: Cheryl Hulst Vice-President: Kelley Ashman Secretary: Alicia Sartori Treasurer: Faith Sledge Representatives: Brenda Churchill Debbie Mugler Tammy Dawson Alternate: Christine Stout Advisor: Miss Johnson 86 87 More Of The Class Of 1984 . 88 In trouble again' Psst. her© she comes! THE CLASS OF 1985 CLASS OFFICERS President: Greg Babbitt Vice-President: Teddy Moody Secretary: Peggy Jensen Treasurer: Michelle Krieling Representatives. Eric Walters Kathy Shufelt Rich Rodgers Alternate: Mike Grassel Advisor: Mr. Cohen 90 The Class Of 1985 Continues . 92 SENIOR PROPHECY Finally the prophecy was finished. We decided to wait and type it up the next day. When we came in the next morning, we found the prophecy had been rewritten and typed. We wondered who had done this as the room was locked and the prophecies were so bizarre. We rewrote them once again. We typed it up and put it in an envelope. We left it on Mrs. Bartel's desk to be approved. Later that day she asked us where we got those strange ideas. We didn't know what she was talking about. Then we looked at it and found the prophecy was agained filled with the same outrageous predictions. We couldn't understand it. Then the words, “Trust Us'' appeared on the sheet. So, due to circumstances beyond our control, here is the prophecy for what the class of 1980 will be doing in 1995. Maybe, whoever or whatever it is knows something we don't. You have to admit it is unique, but then again so are we . . . GIRLS BOYS H. Babbitt - Secretary for Hugh Hefner. H. Barrett - Race Car Driver. T. Beebe - Foot Doctor. J. Belliveau - Forest Ranger. P. Berlinghoff - Sheriff. N. Bertomen - Truck Driver. L. Bertsch - Girl Scout Counselor. L. Bradley - Owns Massage Parlor. M. Brandt - Maid. D. Cahill - Guidance Counselor. C. Carman - Pres, of Sesame St. C. Ciancio - Pres, of Granola Cookie Factory. T. Anderson - Driving Instructor. T. Berlinghoff - Baby Doctor. R. Bates - Mortician. G. Bilquin - Owns Garbage Truck. R. Boice - Priest. T. Burns - Pres, of A.A. I. Chodan - Pro. Bird Watcher. T. Clinton - Farmer. D. Coon - Astronaut. T. Cuddeback - Sells Waterbeds. G. Decker - Lawyer C. Demarais - Good Humor Man. J. Dunlop - Pro. Bouncer. D. Duprey - Policeman in N.Y.C. 94 GIRLS BOYS C. Cooper - Stunt Driver. J. Cunningham - Nun. L. Curtis - Boxer. L. Dahoney - Auctioneer. N. Day - Pro. Surfing Champ. V. Dean - Karate Expert. C. Furey - Soc. Stud. Teacher. M. Germond - Playboy Bunny. B. Glines - Owns Pet Store. K. Goodacre - Pro. Football Player. M. Goulette - Pro. Disco Dancer. C. Healy - Paratrooper. D. Flenderson - Gas Station Attendent. F. Howard - Fat Lady at the Circus. R. Jarrett - School Nurse. L. Johnson - Ballerina. P. Klippel - Snake Charmer. Martha Miller - Cake Decorator. Maureen Miller - Bus Driver. W. Moody - Manager of Ames. K. Morrison - Jockey. C. Moyer - School Cafeteria Cook. D. Murphy - Roller Derby Queen. D. Newman - Stewardess. M. Parker - Home for Wayward Souls. J. Rindsberg - Ambassador to Russia. N. Runge - Brain Surgeon S. Schienda - In Prison. L. Shoifet - Plumber. B. Silvernale - Sunday School Teacher. B. Sprague - Sells Pineapples in Hawaii. K. Springer - Belly Dancer. C. Taylor - Zoo Keeper. M. Sarigoz - Ski Instructor. M. Stocker - First Lady. B. Jones - Marriage Counselor. W. Pulver - Health Expert. J. Whalen - Pro. Basketball Player. M. Simmons - Pro. Lady Wrestler. T. Farkas - District Principal. J. Flanagan - Owns a MacDonalds. J. Greer - Tow Truck Service. K. Grener - Hitman T. Grom - X-ray Technician. L. Hardisty - Bullfighter. D. Herring - Disc. Jockey for WKRP in Cinncinati. D. Holdeen - Scuba Diver. F. Jenks - Librarian. C. Kain - Chef. J. Killmer - Used. Car Salesman. S. Kilmer - Pres, of Tonka Toys. C. Kupferer - Mechanic. P. LaBombard - Pres, of U.S.A. G. LaPierre - Psychiatrist. B. Loper - Private Detective. S. Lynch - Waiter. G. Murphy - Ballet Instructor. M. O'Connell - Airplane Pilot. M. Patnode - School Principal. D. Robinson - Professor at Yale. B. Roux - English Teacher. A. Savage - Works in Poppy Fields in China. J. Scasso - Shoe Salesman. D. Schultz - Dentist. J. Scutieri - Beautician. M. Segelken - Pharmacist. R. Smith - Lifeguard. B. Sprague - Gynecologist. K. Stickles - Editor of the Harlem Valley Times. B. Sullivan - Shepherd. D. VanBenschoten - Partners with Hugh Hefner. E. Waaler Janitor. B. Wahl - Opera Singer. J. Williams - Roto - Rooter Man. L. Herow - Owns Calsi's in Wassaic. J. Grossrieder - Professional Yodeler. S. Summer - Bartender. 95 OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS . . . Dear Webutuck, I am glad I ended up in your community. Despite being a small school. Webutuck leaves everyone with feelings of warmth and friendship. Geographically, this region has many similarities to the place where I live in Switzerland; although, it's less mountainous here. It's always a pleasure, par- ticularly in the fall, to look at the numerous hills spreading all around. I have been proud of helping the soccer team, and I tried to do my best. I am glad to see this sport growing in the United States, and I am sure that within ten years, this country will have some of the best teams in the world. I thank everybody for the help and understanding I have gotten all year long. My greatest wish is to come back to visit you as soon as possible. May heaven help me to do it. Love to all of you. Jack Dear Webutuck, I'm really glad that I'm an AFS'er. I wanted to have experience in a new society that encom- passes people of a different culture with new thoughts. I have met a lot of new people and have seen many things which I had to get used to. The feeling of confusion I had felt first, slowly disappeared, especially after school started. Now, everything is in a usual routine: classes, sports activities and home. Coming from Ankara, the capital of Turkey, I'm really glad that I'm spending my year in a small, rural town like Amenia. I like country life and es- pecially the fall which I had never seen before. Now I'm waiting for winter snow to try skiing and skating. It's hard to cover a whole year's experience in a few sentences, but I want to thank you all who were really nice and helpful to me. Now I know that it doesn't matter where people are from, they can always share the same feelings. Love. Melike % J. V. CHEERLEADERS Captain: Doreen Cahill Co-captain: Cindy Hearn Squad Members: Jamie McEnroe Lisa Rebillard Marcelle Rueger Zina Decker Roseann Simmons Randi Wheeler Karen Raper Lisa Silvernail VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Captain: Donna Cahill Co-captain: Laurie Curtis Squad Members: Marie Foley Renee Jarrett Becky Cummings Carol Cathcart Darlene Jenson Linda Erwin Linda Mackay Lisa Trombley 99 WINTER SPORTS 1979 - 1980 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. Sussman Steve Schroder Webutuck 98 Salisbury 38 Jack Grossreider Webutuck 94 Salisbury 55 Larry Hardisty Webutuck 100 Millbrook Prep. 44 Donald Herring - Capt. Webutuck 85 Berlin 59 Chris Kain Webutuck 94 Millbrook Prep. 22 Steve Lynch - Capt. Webutuck 79 Barlow 53 Jerry Murphy Webutuck 88 Mt. Everett 49 Ron Smith Webutuck 54 Millbrook 41 Daryl VanBenschoten Webutuck 68 Pawling 33 Thomas J. Campion Webutuck 48 Dover 50 Butch Cornish Webutuck 87 Haldane 66 Mark Christiansen Webutuck 41 Rhinebeck 33 Pat McEnroe Webutuck 66 Millbrook 57 Richard Meyer Webutuck 65 Pine Plains 45 Webutuck 73 Pawling 25 Managers. Webutuck 36 Dover 55 Jimmy Butts Webutuck 67 Haldane 70 Robert Cookingham Webutuck 100 Rhinebeck 57 Frank Jenks Webutuck 109 Barlow 39 Mike Segelken Webutuck 77 Pine Plains 47 100 WINTER SPORTS 1979 - 1980 BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. Cohen Devon Parker - Capt. Webutuck 40 Millbrook Prep. 32 Fred Goulette Webutuck 55 Millbrook Prep. 31 Todd Worthington Webutuck 68 Mt. Everett 34 Paul Brendline Webutuck 37 Millbrook 68 Kevin Dunlop Webutuck 82 Pawling 71 Kevin Dahoney Webutuck 62 Dover 37 Charles Adrian Webutuck 58 Haldane 35 Richard Louey Webutuck 57 Rinebeck 49 George Geisler Webutuck 42 Millbrook 72 Tommy Jenks Webutuck 37 Pine Plains 65 Kevin Cathcart Webutuck 71 Pawling 62 Scott Sullivan Webutuck 41 Dover 50 Jon Holdeen Webutuck 59 Haldane 47 Sean O'Toole Webutuck 76 Rhinebeck 27 Ron LaCoss 101 WINTER SPORTS 1979 - 1980 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. Vozab Pam Berlinghoff Lisa Bradley Lisa Dahoney - Capt. Martha Miller - Co-Capt. JoAnn Erwin Leah Murphy Carol O'Neill Lari Siegel Liz Thompson Susan Thompson Maureen Bradley Margaret Farkas Scorekeeper: Lisa Murphy Webutuck 22 Webutuck 20 Webutuck 40 Webutuck 52 Webutuck 51 Webutuck 55 Webutuck 27 Webutuck 37 Webutuck 62 Webutuck 31 Webutuck 52 Webutuck 36 North Salem 33 Millbrook 40 Pawling 39 Dover 38 Haldane 37 Rhinebeck 26 Millbrook 57 Pine Plains 45 Pawling 31 Dover 26 Haldane 20 Rhinebeck 19 Managers: Eileen Bradley Coleen Bradley 102 WINTER SPORTS 1979 - 1980 Heather Barrett Vicki Dean Darlene Newman Carolyn Highley - Capt. Linda LaCurto Heidi Ackerman Liz Cooper Judy Gardner Bonnie Goodacre Cathy Gordon Tami May hew Carolyn McKenney - Capt. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. O'Donnell Webutuck 7 Millbrook 27 Webutuck 23 Pawling 9 Webutuck 11 Dover 28 Scorekeepers: Webutuck 9 Haldane 11 Lisa Murphy Webutuck 15 Rhinebeck 31 Donna LaCurto Webutuck 2 Millbrook 39 Webutuck 5 Pine Plains 36 Managers: Webutuck 17 Pawling 25 Coleen Bradley Webutuck 8 Dover 29 Eileen Bradley Webutuck 13 Haldane 10 Webutuck 8 Rhinebeck 28 103 SPRING SPORTS 1979 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL Coach: Mr. Sussman A. Savage, P. Doughty, F. Collier, T. Romano, L. Hardisty, C. Cornish, D. Herring, M. O'Connell, K. Walsh. G. Murphy, B. Waaler. C. Mattola, J. Duncan, D. Shufelt, J. Kreiling, T. Farrar. Mgrs. - F. Jenks, M. Eggert. BOYS J.V. BASEBALL Coach: Mr. Merwin J. Williams. J. Dunlop. P. LaBombard, C. Furey, R. Cuddeback, T. Cudde- back. T. Farrar, S. Dean, D. Lopane, N Lopane, J. Scasso, C. Renner, T. J. Campion, R. Cooke. SPRING SPORTS 1979 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Coach: Mrs. Ellis P. Berlinghoff. L. Bradley. M. Bradley. T. Barney. J. Madsen. D. Cahill. T. Beebe. L. Koppenhaver, D. Hopkins. D. Fleming. L. LaCurto, M. Miller, V. Dean. D. Jensen, W. Phinney, M. E. Deuell. T. Cookingham. C. Smith. G. Cadarr, D. Fisher. G. Geisler. T. Ostrander. R. Simmons. B. Wahl. J. Worthington. T. Worthington. B. Wright. M. Brandt, S. Kappel. Mgrs. - J. Robert. B J. Wright. VARSITY TRACK Coach: Mr. Pavliga VARSITY TENNIS Coach: Mr. Loi J. Rindsberg. T. LaPierre. P. LaRock. J. Morss. M. Moher. J. Collins. 105 FALL SPORTS 1979 VARSITY SOCCER Coach: Mr. DiLuca P. LaBombard, B. Roux, D. Coon, C. Kain, R. Meyer, J. Murphy, J. Gross- reider, M. O'Connell, J. Williams, D. VanBenschoten, T. Campion, T. Paar, T. Worthington, P. LaRock, C. Renner. J.V. SOCCER Coach: Mr. Merwin B. O'Connell, R. Cuddeback, S. Sullivan, K. Dunlop, C. Adrian, D. Reimer, M. Miller, P. Mahoney, K. Cathcart, J. Dietter. M. Cummings, B. Simoncelli, E. Gadski, T. Fenn, R. Goodacre, R. LaCoss, B. Lyle, B. Zelker, J. McFay- den. 106 FALL SPORTS 1979 VARSITY AND J.V. VOLLEYBALL Coach: Miss Helbock Varsity: M. Sarigoz. L. Bradley. C. Klees, S. Thompson. M. Bradley. J. Brooks. M. Farkas, A. Honour. JV: M. Simmons. J. Collins, M. Klees. B. Henderson. D. Hopkins. C. Gordon. R. Farrar. Mgr: L. Koppenhaver. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Coach: Miss Pierson M. Miller, W. Moody. K. Morrison. J. Rindsberg, N. Bertomen, C. O'Neill, E. Thompson, M. Meade, J. Shufelt. L. Murphy, C. Highley, D. Zelker. M. Deuell, D Mann, J. Erwin. A. Frances, M. Erskine, J. McEnroe, M. Runge, M. Miller. A. Dwyer, J. Krivacs. 107 FALL AND WINTER SPORTS 1979 - 1980 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Coach: Mr. Pavliga G. Bilquin. G. Cadarr, J. Fernandez, D. Fisher, J. Morss, B. Murphy, E. Thompson, J. Worthington, M. Worthington. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Coach: Mr. Pavliga C. Hooper, M. MacDonald, C. Nolan, R. Beebe, C. Bryant, J. Carlson. K. McBride, C. Meuten, T. Stauffacher, J. Tripp. JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mr. Kelly 108 Mr. Sussman This year. Student Council has supervised the agenda for high school events. It was the first time they tried to boost the school spirit at Christmas time by placing and decorating a tree in the courtyard. They also led the drive in raising money to help Curtis Hulst when he needed them. STAFF Barbara Bagomolny - Principal's Secretary Lana Richardson Teacher's Aide Mary Lyman - Account Clerk Cindy McEnroe Account Clerk Gail Schroder - Guidance Aide Ruth Fischer Librarain Aide Fillmore Hosier. Thomas Ammann. Kenneth Birdsall, George Goccoa Arthur Heck. Charles Meissner. Robert Stickles. John Lyman. Cheryl Butts. Doris Coons. Phyllis Flinn. Rosemarie FBnn. Mary Lewis. Theresa Self ridge. WEST SIDE STORY The time was May 1979. the place, We- butuck High, and the event. West Side Sto- ry, a Drama Club production. The leads, Ma- ria (Ann Heinson) and Tony (Dave Shufelt) performed their parts fantastically. The whole cast did a wonderful job of acting, dancing, and singing. This is a story of an American boy and a Puerto Rican girl, struggling for their love. The play revolves around their love and de- votion to each other. In the end, their love is lost by Tony's death. Special thanks to Mr. Riemer for keeping us together. Without him the production would have been impossible. Thanks also go to Mrs. Moore. Mr. Liskey, and Mr. Reagon. There’s a place for us all, Somehow, Someday, Somewhere. v. i 112 MODEL U.N. The purpose of the Model U.N. is to represent nations at simulated United Nations meetings and debate reso- lutions. This year's Model UN represented Sweden and Turkey at the Yale Model UN and Sri Lanka and Turkey at the National High School Model UN in New York City. Pres - Gerard Bilquin Vice-Pres - Liz Thompson Treas - Angela Dwyer Sec. - Carrie Klees A.F.S. A.F.S. sponsored two exchange students this year: Melike Sarigoz from Turkey and Jack Grossreider from Swit- zerland. AFS raised money through a citrus sale and a rollerskating party, as well as spon- soring an AFS Christmas party. 114 • G.A.A. i Pres - Martha Miller Vice-Pres - Wendy Moody Sec. - Treas - Brenda Sprague Advisor - Miss Helbock The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to raise money to support their athletic program. All girls who participate in any interscholastic sport are required to be a member of this organiza- tion. The G.A.A. raises money through events such as bake sales and smorgasbords. ADVANCED PLACEMENT Students who are on the Ad- vanced Placement program are offered the opportunity to take several college courses in Millbrook such as English. American Studies, and Calcu- lus. 15 PHOTO CLUB Mr. Riemer. as advisor of the Photo Club, teaches stu- dents the techniques of de- veloping and printing pho- tographs. The Photo Club has the darkroom in the Ad- vanced Science Room at their disposal. SKI CLUB During the winter, the Ski Club takes buses to Cata- mount to enjoy the skiing facili- ties which are available there. Mr. Riemer, who is the advisor of the Ski Club, organizes these trips so that the most benefit is derived for everyone. 116 ' 77' UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA F.B.L.A. Pres. - Debra Henderson Vice-Pres - Heather Babbitt Sec. - Theresa Bradley Treas. - Wendi Williams The Future Business Lead- ers of America operate the school Bookstore as well as raise money in various ways so that they can offer a scholarship to a graduating senior interested in business. This year. Mrs. Campbell, their advisor, aided them in organizing a candy sale, a Guess-a-Thon, and an Eas- ter candy raffle. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pres. - Lisa Bradley Vice-Pres - Jane R.ndsberg Treas - Laura Shoifet Sec. - Lari Siegal Members of the Nation- al Honor Society are cho- sen on the basis of four qualities: scholarship, leadership, honor, and character and are in- ducted into this organiza- tion in a candlelight cere- mony in the spring. This year's advisor was Miss Simmons. 117 FOCUS Editor - Penny Howard Treas - Susan Thompson Art editors - Brian Wahl Krista McGhee Three times a year, this club takes students' works of art and literature and publishes them in a booklet, which is sold to the faculty and student body. Mr. Tapley. the ad- visor of Focus, helps them in this endeavor. FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUB This unique club, under the direction of Mr. Ernst, is af- forded the opportunity to learn the customs and tradi- tions of the many nations in the world which speak French and Spanish. One of the manners in which they do this is by sampling the cuisine from various cultures. 118 RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, under the guidance of Mr. Fuller- ton, learns how to use ra- dios which can be oper- ated over long distances. They are afforded actual experience at this through the availability of the radio in the Shop Room. A.V. CLUB The A.V. Club helps Mrs. Bon distribute audio-visual equipment to the faculty and are also responsible for its maintenance Through this, members learn much about how equipment is operated and repaired. 119 SR. HIGH BAND AND CHORUS 121 EIGHTH PERIOD ACTIVITIES Eighth period is the designated time for stu- dents to participate in a myriad of activities as well as obtain extra help from teachers if it is desired. If students prefer to study, however, they may be assigned to a study hall or work in the library. Wherever students interests lie, they will find something to suit them among the di- verse eighth period activities. 122 4 123 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DECADE In 1972. a top-level scandal was revealed to the public when five intruders were caught trying to bug the Democratic National Committee headquarters. The Watergate scandal culminated in prison sentences for government officials and President Nixon's resignation in 1974. Egyptian and Israeli leaders signed peace agreements, after President Carter acted as Mediator, in Washington, in 1979. The American people were concerned with inflation caused by a worldwide recession that affected every facet of their life and the continuing spiral of fuel prices, in which gas reached $1.00 a gallon, this made it impossible for many to make ends meet. Women continued to push for equal rights in the form of the Equal Rights Amendment and other legislation. The United States and Russia began limiting nuclear arms as a result of the Salt Treaty and other agree- ments. In July of 1976, the United States celebrated their bi-centennial year. In 1979. after being repaired by astronauts in the first salvage mission in the history of spaceflight in 1973, Skylab 1 crashed in the outback of Australia with no injuries. Viking 1 beamed home spectacular pictures of Mars in 1976. In sports. America watched such Olympic greats as Mark Spitz. Bruce Jenner, Peggy Fleming. Dorothy Hamill, Olga Korbut, and Nadia Comenici. Superstars that sports fans cheered for across the nation were Henry Aaron, Pete Rose. Mohammad Ali, Chris Evert. Jack Nicklaus. and Larry Bird. The first test-tube baby , Louise Brown, was born in England in 1978. Americans flocked to the theaters to see such great movies as Rocky, Jaws, The Godfather, Saturday Night Fever, Star Wars, and Animal House. The world of fashion went from mini-skirts and hot pants to midi length skirts, designer jeans, and the Annie Hall look. Fads of the '70's included streaking. CB radios, skateboards, disco, and toga parties. During the '70's many great men and women died, including: Harry S. truman, Lyndon B. Johnson. Mao Tse- Tung. Pope John Paul 1. Golda Meir. Nelson Rockefeller. Hubert Humphrey. Charles Lindbergh, Jackie Robin- son, Duke Ellington. John Wayne. Charlie Chaplain. Groucho Marx. Bing Crosby. Jack Benny. Elvis Presley. Thurman Munson, Vivian Vance. On November 4. 1979. the American Embassy was seized by Iranian students, who took fifty Americans as hostages. It has been over 100 days and their fate is still unknown. We pray for their release. 124 Happy Valentines Day! February 14. 1980 Again today roses were the rule of the day. The senior boys presented all the senior girls and the faculty girls with a red rose, the age old symbol of love. And that's what this is all about. A special kind of love a teacher develops for students, staff, and school district. Webtide '80 will be the last yearbook that I will supervise. I like to think that everyone I had a hand in shows the kind of love Webutuck portrays. Every time I look at an old yearbook. I feel a warm glow. Recently I was looking through the '67 Webtide, the first one I supervised, I wrote a poem for that edition to be used as the theme. I am repeating it here, and I hope that every time it is read it will bring a warm glow to someone's heart as it is a reminder of special feelings you have for your school and mine - Webutuck! Love, Mrs. B. The best days of life - Some sad. others gay - Often we let them slip away. What to remember in the time to come? A hearty smile for a job well done . . . A picture of a familiar face . . . Faithful service rendered in a certain place . . . A room that prepared you for life's dream . . . A medley of noise and a human stream. A reaction at a happy event . . . A dollar earned and a dollar spent . . . Look back to the best days of life . . . A promise now - that you may behold. A comfort to you - as you grow old. 125 - Theresa N. Bartel '67 126 127 Patrons Bette Card Judy Brandt JSC 8c MLB Millerbrook Maniacs Mr. Pavliga Carmine Postighone Ann Postighone Theresa Postighone Butch Postighone Rose Marie Postighone Marianne Postighone Anthony Postighone Jacob Miller, Jr. Wildey Coyote Susan Harper Bohlmann Becky Miss Helbock “Ring my bell,'' X-Country Team Je m' excuse! La vache Superperson Embrasse-moi! Ma mere et mon pere J.S.E.P.R.S. C'est la vie! Je veux partir Skip and Gloria Morrison Nancy Vaughan Ms. Schlinger Ms. Napchan Mrs. Bond WD2LFE Dingle Hill Farm Mr. 8c Mrs. Deschamps Mr. 8c Mrs. Coulthard Mr. Reagon Mr. Barry Grundleger Mr. Sussman Mrs. Arceri Ron Lyle Big Bird Big Red Baboo Toad Jack the Ripper The Dairy Queen Gang Nomi J.D. Nana Violet Raco Gary Herron Audrey Winsor Mike 8c Nancy Humbert Patti 8c Hugh Tom 8c Kath Licorice Mr Mrs. Paul R. Healy Carolyn Perotti Mr. 8c Mrs. John E. Glennon Tet 8c Cat Mr 8c Mrs. John Tierney Qui Est-ce? Les Miserables Hi, I'm Sexy Good-by Girl La Vache Plenty of Hot Glue God, you're fat 3rd highest I.Q. Cozer twins BUSINESS PATRONS Kathy's Beauty Norman Moore Salon Getty Marsh's Arco 128 25c friend Mr. 8c Mrs. Romano Almo Zani Rosemary Greer Cheryl Furey Carole Jim Day Larry 8c Ann Buckley Martha Glines Amy 8c Paul Lottie Murray John 8c David Dacey Kevin Boylan Ron Giblin Mary Jim Molloy Tish-Chris K, N, L, and their million Double Trouble Dawn and Daniel Shop at Polly's Closet Cacky Hop-A-Long Mr. 8c Mrs. W. C. Stewart wishes good luck to the class of 1980 Mr. 8c Mrs. Egbert S. Duncan Mr. 8c Mrs. Ernest Gomme' Darlene Newman Mr 8c Mrs. William Waldheim Mrs. Arthur Simmons Suzy 8c Clin Tom Gail 8c George Schroder Larry, Frank, Mickey Angie Don 8c Joan Herring Good luck Heather -Love Mom and Dad Pickle Michael Paul Williams Kenneth and Sarah Clark Tammy and Tater Hunyrd Skunyrd lives Ann and Kelly Deneen Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Deneen Rooster, Mother Hen, and their Chicks Tom 8c Gail Kelly Timothy Michael Kelly Kukla, Fran, Ollie Kelly Sandy Kelly The Three Musketeers Powers and Alice Bradley Starsky 8c Hutch 8c family Ken Vozab Congratulations to the class of '80! The Bradley Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Jack Silvernale Good luck to a special class -Vi, Tom, and Hot Dog Good Luck Brian 8c Brenda -Love Stacy Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Weinstein Mr. 8c Mrs. Lewis Saperstein Good luck to Heather 8c the class of '80-Danny Strongin Good Luck to Carla 8c the class of '80- Christina 8c Tink Good luck Auntie Carla -Love Christopher Shashie and Bill Agnes Rose and Harry T. Mother Hen, C.C. Nik-Nik, Ron J.D. and H.B. BUSINESS PATRONS Armenia Auto Body Calsi's General Store 129 RHINEBECK SAVINGS BANK Helping People Since 1860 Main Office - Rhinebeck. NY Millerton Office - Rf. 44 Each depositor insured to 40.000 DCP0SI1 fMSU ANCf CORPORATION J.B. FLOWERS BY LEE REED 8c SON BUILDING MATERIALS Amenia, New York 12501 Phone 373-8013 Lumber, Roofing, Hardware, Siding, Paints, Ladders, Mouldings. Builders Hardware, Doors, Windows, and Garden Supplies. w' WE SPECIALIZE IN (g MILLWORK. Best Wishes to the Class Of 1980 (518) 789-3611 1 Dutchess Ave. ■■kfl, Millerton, N.Y. From everyone at CUMBERLAND FARMS 130 A Word Of Thanks When something as major as a yearbook is started, we find many volunteers. As time goes on, only a few people remain. We would like to thank Debbie Henderson and Melanie Germond. Although they started late, if it wer- en't for them, our yearbook would not exist. We would like to thank Kevin Dunlop for his photographic talents. 131 Me ARTUR'S SMOKEHOUSE Best wishes to a great class SEARS CATALOG STORE Main Street Millerton, NY 12546 Mary D. Cooper (j (518) 789-4451 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . THE TRAVELERS MAXON MILLS, INC. Wassaic. NY u Best wishes to the Class of 1980 from DEDRICK 8c SON (914) 373-8123 MILLERTON SUPER INC. Area's largest Supermarket and exclusive Discount Liquor Store Rt. 44-East Millerton, N Y. Congratulations Stop by for luncheon, dinner or Sunday brunch. Stay for a week play on our 20 acre resort. We offer complete recreational facilities deluxe accomodations. Seminars, banquets, weddings meetings are our specialty THE INN WITH THE DIFFERENCE INTERLAKEN INN Rt. 142 Lakeville. Conn. (203) 435-9878 133 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '80 B.H. DELSON Best Of Luck ◄ Dairy .Queen Open 7 days a week Rt. 22. Millerton, NY ► FIRST NATIONAL BANK Serving the Amenia area since 1865 We Welcome Student Accounts. 134 Main St. Amenia. NY 373-8101 Branch Office Ames Plaza 373-8136 Amenia. N Y. 373-8277 Closed Mondays KEUFFEL AND ESSER CO. Taconic Products Plant NBW Division of LINCOLN FIRST BANK Member FDIC Millerton. N Y. Congratulates CARL'S SHOE REPAIR The Class Of 1980 Best of luck to Carla and the class of 1980 South Center St. Millerton, N.Y. (518) 789- 4945 135 Chevrolet r DUTCHESS AUTO INC. BUICK 518-789-4422 SINCE 1913 Millerton, NY CREATIONS Unisex Hairstyling Blow Cut, Perms, Colors SEA GULL INC. Roofing - siding - leaders - gutters S. Center St., Millerton Elm Avenue Millerton, NY 518-789- 3342 Monica Sprague Lucy Murnane 518-789-3560 Best Wishes From TERNI VILLAGE TOGGERY SPECIALIZING IN PERSONAL SERVICE Margaret Card; Marie Hinck Main St. Millerton, NY. 518-789-4841 MERCURY Millerton, NY 136 NEW ENGLAND CLEANERS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '80 Professional Care for all Your Wear. Nobody does it better COMPLIMENTS FROM AMENIA FIRE CO. DEPENDABLE CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS MARTY CONKLIN'S GARAGE General Repair: Alignment - Balancing Phone 373-8121 Amenia, N.Y. 12501 137 Best wishes to the Class of '80 HARDISTY'S LIQUOR STORE Choice wines and liquors If your spirits are low. Hardisty's the place to go. COLUMBIA AUTO PARTS Main Street Amenia, NY Amenia, New York JOE PARKER SONS STABLES SAPERSTEIN'S Rt. 44 Amenia, NY Millerton, NY 138 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 COLONIAL PHARMACY Ames Plaza JOHN F. CAMPBELL BROOK'S DISCOUNT STORE Authorized Fridgidaire Dealer Sales Services Congratulation's to the Class of 1980 Millerton. N.Y. 518-789-4813 FRIG I DAI RE PINOCCHIO'S Millerton, N.Y. Congratulations Italian Resturant Featuring: Italian Dishes Pizza Hot - n - cold Sandwiches Take out orders 518-789-3820 ?IZZA BREWER'S MOWER SERVICE 518-789-4686 Sharon Rd. Millerton, N.Y. 139 Ready Mix Concrete Blacktop AMENIA SAND GRAVEL INC. Best by Test John A. Segalla Amenia. N.Y. Bus. 914-373-8153 Res. 914-373-8153 Compliments Of Compliments of: M. LEIBOWITZ JEWELERS Agway Millerton, N.Y. 518-789-4471 Ear Piercing done in the store Fine Watches and all repairs done Engagement Rings Precious Stones 14 kt 18 kt Jewelry Main St. Millerton. N.Y. 518-789-4774 140 Lawn and garden equipment Sales and services Millerton. NY Best Wishes Class of '80 from The VALENTINES VALENTINE FUNERAL HOME 8c MONUMENT WORKS S.E. KIMBALL 8c SON INC. Since 1875 TACONIC Sports 8c Camping Center. Inc. Guns, Ammo, Fishing tackle. Camping Supplies, XC Skies, Archery Equipment, Licenses Mobil Detergent Gasoline CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1980 MOBIL MILLERTON GARAGE, INC. FOUR BROTHERS PIZZA INNS Five beautiful locations to serve you Open 7 days a week 11 - Midnight Rt. 9G Rhinebeck Rt. 22 Dover Plains Rt. 44 Pleasant Valley Rt 23 Hillsdale Rts. 22 44 Amenia. TRADITIONAL PIZZA WITH A GRECIAN'' TOUCH 518-789- 3491 Millerton, N.Y. FANNIES' BEAUTY SHOP MARTY'S OLDSMOBILE INC. Qldsmoble ALWAYS A ST mm AI—AD East Main St. Service 373-8481 Amenia, N.Y. Sales 373-9911 Amenia, N.Y. 373-8077 142 Best wishes Class of 1980 MOHAWK HARVESTORE CORPORATION Route 343 Amenia, NY 12501 914-373-8166 A BANKING SERVICE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS SALISBURY BANK TRUST AND BEST WISHES COMPANY TO The Class of '80 Main at Bissell Street Lakeville, CT 06039 Telephone 203 -435-2554 BLOCH'S FURNITURE INC. Millerton, NY 789-4641 Compliments of THE WOODSHED STOVE SHOP Main and Center St. Millerton, NY 518-789-3165 143 Agrico Chem. Co. Serving the Farmer Amenia, N.Y. Congratulations Best Wishes from OBLONG BOOKS RECORDS Millerton. NY Claverack. NY (518) 789-4741 (518) 851-3171 144