Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

Webutuck Represents . . . A TRADITION . . . A Keeping Of Things Of The Past Shall Enable You To Be A Judge Of The Future.' Thomas Jefferson A Happening . . . Far off it appears like a single star among the heavens. Not easily recognized from the myriad of events and occurences, Closer and closer, its heat engulfs you like fire, Your pulse quickens and a tinge of excitement hits you. Your team is winning, you scream until your lungs ache, Hysteria and pandemonium break loose, People descend like lemmings. Far off it appears like a single star among the heavens Not easily recognized from the myriad of events and occurences . . . JUMP ROPE FOR HEART American Heart Association Ob bb noon 3atucdjq, ma th i� WfcbuttXX, GlfOrx 5 Togetherness . . . Yes my friend, we've weathered many a storm. Seen the happiness and tragedy a single year can carry. But it all seemed bearable with you at my side, A solitary shoulder to cry on, A person to laugh with, A companion to share my loves and hates with, But most of all my friend, of greater importance to me is the lone fact that you were there. — There are places I remember all my life. Though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone, . And some remain. A Remembrance . . . All these places had their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall, Some are dead and some are living, In my life, I've loved them all. But of all theses friends and lovers, there is no one who compares with you, and these memories lose their meaning, When I think of love as something new. Tho' I know I'll never lose affection, for people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them, In my life. I'll love you more. Tho’ I know I'll never lose affection, for people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them, In my life. I'll love you more, In my life, I'll love you more. Lennon McCartney People . Each face that flashes back to mind Seems as it was untouched by time I can't recall quite all the names Each one is precious all the same How strange to think Where are they now How many friends were lost somewhere behind Like so many crazy dancers Where are they now We live only for the answers in a song How 1 miss those companions But that was long ago who walked the canyons of the night Where are they now By my side Richard Kerr A Beginning Dreams- so they say Are for the fools and they let them drift away Peace- like the silent dove Should be flying but it's only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ship out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the year will come and go And take us up- always up James Seals But wc still have time Time to try Yes we still have time Before the chance But Not Passes by We've got to take it And maybe stumble and fall but we still have time to have it all Bruce Sussman Jack Feldman An End The Class Of 1982 Presents Webtide Eighty-Two Publisher: Josten's American Yearbook Company Photography: Arax Studios Advisor: Richard Ernst Staff Tammy Barney Debbie Walters Lauren Maloney Paul Mahoney Peter Thrapp Diane Mann Coreen Cahill Teresa Cookingham Karen Stanton Maureen Bradley Gene Brooks Suzy Kappel Nancy Lawrence Linda LaCurto Debbie Hopkins SENIORS Terri Anne Ackerman Oma Charles Adrian Psychotic Lidia R. Bado Mary Benjamin Ben Tammy Renee Barney Tam Maureen P. Bradley Mo Eugenia L. Brooks Brooksie 18 Kim Clark 'Cream Puff Lisa Butts Doreen Ellen Cahill Mark Stephan Christiansen Weeny Philip M. Clark Enus Debbie's as mad as hell! Teresa Marie Cookingham Gidget James Paul Cooper Super Cooper Robert Allard Cuddeback Cudd 20 Bruce, . . . hey Bruce, look over here! Mark E. Cummings Rebecca Sue Cummings “Becky Kevin M. Dahoney Scott Dauwalder Lurch Gerald Dietter Precious Cynthia Ann Duncan Doe Kevin Dunlop Dun Linda M. Erwin Lydia” Marie C. Foley Mer . . . and here is a pair of happy feet! Barbara C. Ellis Cornfield Alison L.C. Francis Alley-Oop George A. Geisler Geisy Mary Lynn Germond Germy “Hey Kevin, that isn't a ham on rye! Richard Goodacre Goody Frederick Goulette Fred 23 George A. Hoffman The A.V. Man Robert W. Gregory Carolyn Trainer Highley Clin Well, we made it, but what about Wayne and Liz? David B. Heffering Hefty Kathy Higgins Cassie Deborah L. Hopkins Hoppy Frances Aldrena Johnson Susan Frieda Kappel Suzy Hey there, big boy . . . 25 26 Super Cooper Speedwagon Nancy M. Lawrence Nunce Domenick Lopane Pancho Bruce Lyle Linda Carol Mackay “Angel Milk is a natural Diane Patrice Mann “Di 27 Maureen McEnroe Moe James G. Morss Jimbo Keith Murcray Andrew S. Murphy Drew Let's pull the school apart! Bill O'Connell That's right, wee's baaad. Devon Parker Poncho Beth Polanis Bee Deborah Prescott Debby 29 Deborah Michele Reiter Dill What did ya say to me? Jane Marie Robert Sarah K. Rutchik Leslie J. Rhodes Robert L. Simoncelli Simon 30 Karen A. Stanton Victor F. Strickland Peter Joseph Thrapp Hagar the Horrible” Bruce Valentine I have to make it look like I'm •. Val working. 31 Richard D. Wheeler Rich Todd F. L. Worthington Ace 'Who's that? Walter?' Deborah Lee Walters Deb Wendy Sue Watson Wendell r i WHO'S WHO IN '82 1 I I Terri Anne Ackermann Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Florist Love wasn't put in our hearts to stay- Love isn't love 'till we give it away. Activities: Chorus 10: BOCES Horticulture 11, 12. Charles Adrian Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To get things done right. We are talking about the space between us all and the people who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion. Never glimpse the truth- then it's far too late- when we find it. Activities: Soccer 9-12; Basketball 10; Baseball 12. Activities: Varsity Softball 9, 10; GAA 10-12; JV Soc- cer Statistician 9, 10; Prom Court; Yearbook Staff 11, Editor 12; Class Rep. 12; Madrigals 12. Tammy Renee Barney Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: CPA Describe my love? As well Pour out the ocean In a shell Or count the shells . . . There are no words To eloquently say, You are my life . . . My everything. M. Dawson Hughes Mary Benjamin Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: LPN Laugh and the world will laugh with you; cry and you shall cry alone. Activities: Chorus 9, 10, 12; Softball 11; BOCES 11. Lidia Bado Perez Trujillo, Peru Ambition: Business Administra- tion, languages and traveling. Puede ser Dios una torre de fuerza para el oprimido en tiempo de necesidad. (So may the Lord be a tower of strength for the opressed in time of need.) Psalms 9:9 12, AFS 12; Tennis 12. A Maureen Bradley Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Aerospace Engineer There is nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. Hilaire Bellac 33 Activities: J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-12; Varsity Volleyball 9-12; Varsity Softball 9-12; CoEd Volleyball 10, 11; AFS 10-12; FBLA 9, 10; Yearbook 12, GAA 9-12. Eugenia Brooks Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: State Trooper or a Rick James member I will love you more tomorrow than I do today, but then again we live for tomorrow! Activities: Varsity Volleyball 9,10; AFS 10; Track 9; Cross Coun- try 9; Chorus 12; Band 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Madrigals 12. Mark Stephan Christiansen Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: American Gigolo It's nice to be important but it's important to be nice. Activities: J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-12; Varsity Baseball 10-12; Varsity Soccer 12; Prom Court 12; Sixers 9. Lisa Butts Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: To travel around the world. Memories are forever. Activities: Library Aide 9-11; Work Study 11, 12; Activities: Library Aide 9-11; Work Study 11, 12; Doreen Cahill Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: A music teacher in the Special Education field. I'll keep playing 'till I can't play no more! Activities: Softball 9-12; Cheerleading 10-12; Sr. High Chorus 9-12; Madrigals 12; Sr. High Band 7-12; Stage Band 7-12; In- transit 9; G.A.A. 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Prom Court 11; Class Vice President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; AFS 12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition 7-12; Pit orchestra West Side Sto- ry 9; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Voice Competition 12. Kim Clark Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Language Teacher an- d or missionary For to me to is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21 Activities: Drama Club 9-12; AP 12. Teresa Cookingham Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Live and love. You only live once but if you live it right once is enough. Activities: Varsity Softball 9-12; Sr. High Chorus 9, 10, 12; Sr. High Band 9-11; J.V. Cheerleading 12; J.V. Basketball 9; Year- book Staff 12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Voice Competition 10-12; G.A.A. 9-12; AFS 12; West Side Story 9, BOCES 11, 12. James P. Cooper Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Mr. Universe Bodybilders pump harder. 34 Robert A. Cuddeback Millerton, N.Y. I have not lost you ... you are in my heart forever ' Activities: J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Var- sity Soccer 11; J.V. Baseball 9, 10; V. Baseball 11,12; French Club 9- 11; AFS 9-11; Sr. High Band 9-12. Mark Cummings Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To be healthy, happy, and successful. You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today and then one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. Pink Floyd Activities: J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Var- sity Soccer 11, 12, Basketball 12; Sr. High Band 9-12. Todd Worthington Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To own a few restau- rants Everyday I love you more, today more than yesterday, and much less than tomorrow. Rosamonde Gerard Basketball 9, 10; J.V. Soccer 9; Varisty Soccer 10, 11; Varsity Track 9, 10; Dutchess Tech Vice Pres. 11, 12. Gerald E. Dietter Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: To laugh, to love; to understand people. Save the bones for Henry Jones, 'cause he don't eat no meat. Activities: J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Prom Court 11; Rebecca Cummings Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Executive secretary or farmer. To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Henri Bergson Sr. High Chorus 10-12; J.V. Cheerleading 9; Varisty Cheerlead- ing 10-12, Capt. 11, 12; Sadie Hawkins 10-12; FBLA Secretary 11; Prom Court 11; Majorettes 9; Madrigals 12. Cynthia Duncan South Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: R.N. For long we live, and high we fly, the smiles we'll laugh and the tears we'll cry. The places we'll go and the things we'll see, is all our lives will ever be. Activities: J.V. Cheerleading 9; Sr. High Chorus 9-12; Dance Club 9, BOCES 11; Yoga 9. Scott Dauwalder Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: A family man. Any time is PETOES TIME. 35 Kevin Dunlop Linda Marie Erwin South Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Photographer ''Every photograph tells a story. Activities: Student Council 9; J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 12; Art Club 9; Photo Club 9, 10; BOCES 11; Yearbook Staff 10, 11. Activities: Pep Club 9; Chorus 9, 10, 12; Twirlers 9; Varsity Cheerleading 11; Yoga 9. Diana Eggert Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Artist or secretarial work. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward Activities: FBLA 11, 12; Focus 11, 12; AFS 11; Art Club 9-12; Varsity Softball 11. Activities: Cheerleading 9, 10, 12; Chorus 9-12; Mad- rigals 12. Barbara Ellis Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: To own my own fabric shop. Use what talents you possess. The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best. Activities: Art Club 9-11; Sewing Club 9, 10; Focus 10, 11; Focus Editor 11; FBLA 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Activities: AFS 9-11; French Club 9-11; J.V. Basketball 9; Drama Club 10; Chorus 12. 36 Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Secretarial computer sciences Once upon a time there was a girl. Who lived in a land of dreams unreal, Hiding from re- ality Treated like a stranger, liv- ing with her fantasies. Trapped within their world. Marie C. Foley Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Secretary It's meant a lot to know you From the time that we first met For you're one of those rare people Much too special to for- get! I love you . . . Not for today, but always. Alison Francis Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To fulfill potentials and live life peacefully and joy- fully. Growing, Searching, Discover- ing. Flowers bloom after the storm. Look forward - Wipe your eyes and AWAKE 'cause the an- swer lies within. WINNING: It's just a game Sing, Dance, be AWARE Rivers flow, cycles re- peat. GOT IT?! George Geisler Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Own my own restau- rant-bar retire early. Put your best foot forward, but be careful- someone may Step on it. -George Geisler Fred Goulette Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Self Employer of my own business. Ours is a world where people don't know what they want and are willing to go through hell to get it! Don Marquis Activities: j.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Track 9; Radio Club 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10; Shop Club 9, 10. Activities: J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basketball 12; National Honor Society 10-12. Mary Lynn Germond Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: RN, a wife and moth- er. I believe that God is in me as the sun is in the rainbow, the light is in my darkness; the voice is in my silence . . . Helen Keller Activities: Sr. Chorus 10-12; Photo Club 10; Girls State Nomi nation 11; Home Ec. Club 9, 10; BOCES 11, 12. Robert Gregory Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Carpenter or Real Es- tate Broker. It's a woman's business to get married as soon as possible, and a man's to keep unmarried as long as he can. George Bernard Shaw Richard Goodacre Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Own a business. I was a child who ran full of laughter. I was a child who lived for today. My eyes full of sun- shine, my heart full of smiles. I was a child for a day. We're get- ting older as time goes by, a little older with every day, WE were the children of yesterday. Cat Stevens mg. J.V. Soccer 9, 10; J.V. Bas- ketball 9, 10; Little Abner 10, 12; Prom Court; Prom David Heffering Millerton, N.Y. The secret of happiness is: Be content with what you got SO . . . GET ENOUGH Hagar the Horrible Activities: Student Council V.P. 12, Ski Club 9-12, Student Council 11. 37 Kathy Higgins South Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To catch a falling star. ''Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky. your dream the star. Deborah Hopkins Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Law Enforcement Of- ficer Life is like a shower- one wrong turn, and your in hot water!! Activities: JV Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 10; Sr. Chorus 10-12. Carolyn Millbrook, N.Y. Ambition: Political Translator Interpreter. Don't turn away from possible futures before you're certain you don't have anything to learn from them. You're always free to change your mind and choose a different future, or a different past. From Illusions by Richard Bach J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basketball 11; AFS 9-12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 11, 12; AFS Sum- mer Program to Panama 11. Activities: Volleyball 9, 10, Softball 9-11; FBLA 9-11; GAA 9-11; AFS 10-11; Yearbook staff 12; Band 9-12; French and Spanish Club 9-11. Debbie L. Horton Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Social Worker. Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor, hell a fury like a woman scorned. William Congreve Act 3, Scene 8 Activity: Sr. Chorus 10-12. George Hoffman Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Commercial Artist. In your life you must decide on what you need and what you want. Then. CO FOR IT AND GET RIGHT INTO IT! AV Club 9-12; Chess Club 9-10; Focus 10; FBLA 10; Art Club 9; Work Study 12. Curtis Hulst Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: I want to become fi- nancially and emotionally stable. I open my eyes and it happens again I travel along the long and winding road Only to find myself still searching. But, that is the only way on the road to Utopia. Todd Rungren Activities: JV Soccer 9; Ski Club 9-12; Work Study 12; French Club 11; Student Council 9, 11. 38 Frances Johnson Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To work in New York City as a NYS Trooper Learn to live life one day at a time. Activities: Chorus 9-12; Prom Chairperson 11; Class Rep. 9; Photo Club 9; Madrigals 11, 12. Linda LaCurto Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Always happy, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bad. Activities: JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Softball 9-11; AFS 9-12; CAA 9- 12; French and Spanish Club 9; Student Council Rep. 10, Alternant 9; Student Council Treasurer 11; FBLA 10, Treasurer 11, Pres. 12; Focus 11, 12; Signal 11, 12; Field Hockey 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Work Study 12. Susan Kappel Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: To be an unemployed millionaire. Fate makes our relatives, choice makes our friends. Jacques Delille Activities: Varsity Track 9-12; Student Council Rep. 9; Class President 12; Vice-President 11; AFS 9-12; AFS Treasurer 12; Honor Society 11, 12. Jerry Kemmerer Stanfordville, N.Y. Ambition: Pro-bowler, Pro-skier, Computer Scientist. It takes perseverance to make things happen. Activities: Honor Society 12; Track 10; Senior High Band 9-12; Chorus piano player 11, 12. Janet Krivacs Millbrook, N.Y. Dream what you want to dream, be where you want to go, be what you want to be, LIVE. J.L.S. Activities: Ski Club 9-12; Field Hockey 10-12; Chorus 10-12; Band 9-12, GAA 10; AFS 10-12; Prom Committee 11. Nancy Lawrence Smithfield, N.Y. Ambition: To be successful, but happy. Can you picture what we'd be, so limitless and free. Activities: Prom Chairperson 11; Class Secretary 12; Focus Treasurer 11; AFS 9-12, Secretary 12; Varsity Basketball 9; Ski Club 10, Yearbook Staff 12; Drama Club 11; Club 9 9, 10; GAA 9, 10. Domenick Lopane Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: President of the USA or the next Godfather. Only the good die young, and all the Catholic girls start too late. Billy Joel Activities: Sr. Chorus 10-12; JV Baseball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11. Bruce Lyle Millerton, N.Y. The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older, shorter of breath, and one day, closer to death................... Pink Floyd Activities: JV Soccer 9,10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; AFS 10, 11. 39 Andrew S. Murphy Activities: BOCES 11, 12; P Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11, Linda Mackay South Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Executive Secretary Friendship is reaching for someone's hand, and touching their heart . . . om Court; J.V. Cheerleading 9; Band 9, 10. Diane Mann Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Future Olympian and a Wilderness Veterinarian. Don't sit and criticize. I'm not a book on a shelf. Please, come to realize I am just myself. Activities: Track 10-12; Field Hockey 10-12; Co-ed Volleyball 11, 12; AFS 9-12; Student Council Rep. 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Model UN 11; GAA 9-12; AP 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: I would like to go into printing. Murphy's Law: If anything can go wrong, it will! And it always seems to happen to me! Activities: Art Club 9-12; Signal 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; BOCES Printing Lithography 12; Student Council 12; History Games 9. Bill O'Connell Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To become a success- ful fashion model. I will leave this broken down palace on my hands and on my knees I will roll, roll, roll. I don't know and I really don't care. Just let there be music to fill the air. The Grateful Dead Activities: J.V. Soccer 9, 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Ski Club 9-11; Co-ed Volleyball Team 10. Maureen McEnroe Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Someday become a Nurse. What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon also be beautiful. Activities: J.V. Cheerleading 9; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Cho- rus 9, 10, 12; Prom Court: Prom Queen. Devon Parker Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Famous Millionaire. Right is only half of what's wrong! Beatles Activities: J.V. Basketball 9, 10; J.V. Soccer 9; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 9, Varsity Track 9; Chorus 9-12; Prom Court: Class President 9. Keith Murcray Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Carpenter. Activities: Varsity Soccer 12; Var- sity Basketball 12; Varsity Base- ball 12; Chorus 12. Beth Polanis Smithfield, N.Y. Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 40 Activities: Chorus 9, 10; BOCES 11; FBLA 12. Debby Prescott Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Social Worker for children. I play it cool and dig all jive, and that's the reason I stay alive. Activities: Sr. Chorus 9-12; Madrigals 9-12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. Voice Competition; Area All State 10, 12; Softball 11; FBI A 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11-12; Focus 12. Deborah M. Reiter Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: N.Y.C. Registered Nurse. “The memories of the times shared with my classmates will last forever. Leslie J. Rhodes Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: To understand lan- guages, cultures and people of the world. “And the river flowed along carving its path, over the stones, by the roots of Reggal, and Zen music always reaching for the ocean. Activities: AFS 9-11; Ski Club 10. f Sarah Rutchik Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Bank Accountant. , f « Fun is good, truth is better, and Love is best of all. Thackeray Activities: BOCES 11, 12; Prom Court 11. Jane Robert Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Business Administra- tion. “Why wish for what might be - what could be - tomorrow, to- day will be yesterday and it will never be back again. Activities: AFS 9-10; Chorus 9-12; French Club 9, 10; Focus 11; FBLA 11; Ski Club 11; Drama Club 9-12. Robert Simoncelli Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Commercial Artist or Communications Designer. “God's gift to you is yourself. Your gift to God is what you make of yourself. Activities: Class Vice President 9; Sr. Chorus 9-12: J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Drama Club 9; Art Club 9-12; Prom Court 11. Karen Stanton Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Interior Designer “What lies behind us, and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Emerson Activities: jr High Chorus 7, 8; Sr. Chorus 9-12; Madrigals IQ- 12; Yearbook Staff 12. 41 Victor F. Strickland Bruce Valentine Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Admiral of U.S. Navy and Olympic Powerlifter. If you roll with the punches, you'll become a champion. Activities Varsity Baseball 10, 12; Sr. Chorus 10. Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Photography and to be happy. We're starting a new life Van Morrison Activities: French Club 9-11; AFS 10. Peter Joseph Thrapp Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: American Soldier- Statesman-Diplomat. The greater the difficulty, the more glory in surmounting it. Skillful pilots gain their reputa- tion from storms and tempests. Epicurus Activities: Student Council Presdent 12; Model UN 9-12; Track Team 11; AFS 11, 12; Class President 10, 11; Quiz Team 11, 12; Signal 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11; Class Treasurer 9; Cross Country 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Hand Book Com- mittee 12. Lisa Trombly Amenia, N.Y. Ambition: Registered Nurse The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller Activities: Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11; Sr. Chorus 10-12; Yoga 9; Prom Court 11, Majorettes 9. Debbie Walters Millerton, N.Y. Ambition: Medical Illustrator To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Henri Bergson m Activities: Sr. Chorus 9, Art Club 11; Focus 11; Prom Court 11 Yearbook Staff 12. Wendy Watson Activities: BOCES 10-12 Millbrook, N.Y. Ambition: To become a nurse. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours to keep. If it doesn't, it was never yours to be. You must love yourself first in order to love anyone else. Rich Wheeler Wassaic, N.Y. Ambition: Electronic Technition. Together we stand, divided we fall. Pink Floyd 42 Activities: Chorus 9, 10; Track 10. r-------------------------i I SENIORS FROM A TO Z I L_________________________J is for CAREFREE Debby Prescott Rich Wheeler Life is a long and winding road. 43 is for DANCERS E is for EFFORTLESS Fred Goulette Debbie Reiter . . and the cow jumped over the moon, Fred. D Robert Gregory Sarah Rutchik Oh Ginger, you dance divinely. is for HELL RAISERS THE CLASS OF 1982 I is for INTELLIGENT Jerry Kemmerer Kim Clark Why don't we give up, it's too hard! J is for JOLLY Andy Murphy Frances Johnson They're about as jolly as two rocks! K is for KLASS KLOWNS Gene Brooks Bob Simoncelli 46 It's a good thing the boss is out! L is for LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Highley Curtis Hulst Yes, succeed in blowing us all up! o is for OUTRAGEOUS Leslie Rhodes Alison Francis Like wow, man! R is for RECKLESS Jim Cooper Linda MacKay Crash, Bang, Crack 'Em Up. s is for SCHOOL SPIRITED David Heffering Diane Mann Spirit courtesy of Wahoo Liquor Store T is for TYPICAL TEENS Debbie Hopkins Kevin Dunlop There they are folks, typical teens! 49 u is for UNORGANIZED Scott Dauwalder Mary Benjamin This is our intricate filing system! V is for VERSATILE Peter Thrapp Linda LaCurto I bet you couldn't bounce the ball and read at the same time. w is for WORKERS Lidia Bado George Hoffman Literature IV is not that enjoyable. so Y is for Y BOTHER? z is for ZANIEST Gerry Dietter Nancy Lawrence Watch out for that wall kids! is for X-TRA TALL and X-TRA SMALL Wendy Watson Keith Murcray Tammy Barney Bob Simoncelli Well, hello down there! Last Will And Testament We the Class and the State of declare this our last of 1982 of Webutuck Central School in the county of Dutchess New York, being of sound mind and body do make, publish, and Will And in manner following that is to say . . Testament I, Barb Ellis, leave many thanks to Miss A. for all her help, a fond Hi to Missy and Barb D., and to anyone else I leave my snide remarks along with my big mouth . . . I, Mary Benjamin, leave the pay phone to anyone who wants it. I leave Grandpa G. one less mouthy student. To Kelly S., one less person to sit with on the bus, and to Mary G. all the happiness in the world . . . I, Sarah Rutchik, leave all the Dover guys to Tuna C., espe- cially G.H. and R.L. Wendy we really missed you on the BOCES bus, it wasn't the same without you. My everlasting friendship with Linda, we've had some great times. North Carolina, (Oh what a night). Brandy's and Olde Post North. To R.G., the date we never went on. T.W. thanks for being a good friend. I leave all my love and happiness to the one I love!!! Larry P.... I, Wendy Watson, leave Karl my love. Mom and Dad, my love and thanks for their support. Kathy H. and Deb H. remember all the free first periods. Sarah and Linda we will get to go together yet. The BOCES crew and the box-it will never be the same . . . I, Linda Mackay, leave my cherished memories of a terrific friendship with Sarah: cruising around; M.A., D.R.: North Carolina!! To Wendy, a BIG MUG: and prom love to R.C., J. K. and B.M.!! A BIG thanks to Mom and Dad for helping me through!! And my future goes to Mark! Bye Kiddies .. I, Lidia Bado-Perez, leave to all future AFS students a great stay at Webutuck. To Janet K., I leave Steve's beard. To Carolyn H., my Spanish slang. I leave Scott S. a one- way ticket to Peru and all my love. To the Cahills and Zelkers many thanks for opening your homes to me. I finally leave to Mr. Ernst the AFS students' problems . . . I, Lisa Butts, leave Dawn all the memories of the rides to school, the greatness of the remaining school years to my brother, and the memories of English class to Debbie and Beth . . . I, Jane Robert, leave Ninette a big sister, always there, To Kim, Mary, and Debbie, special people, my thanks. To suzy, a map, to Tom, I leave Lil. I leave the teachers, especially Miss Simmons, with a better understanding of life's chal- lenges. Finally, I leave Webutuck wishing I didn't have to go I, Curtis Hulst, leave one less headache to Cheryl, a college blood brother to Alicia, a memory of Friday and Saturday night ski sessions to Mr. Riemer, a free vitamin A trip to Hefty, and lots of love to Lisa, Diana, and Laura V . . . I, Domenick Lopane, leave Brian E. Furey the big Red Crest and to my sister, I leave my parking space. I leave all my fans to Jimmy Fisher. To Mr. O'Connell, I leave the memories of all the fun we had together. Finally, to Lisa, I leave my great body . . . I, Todd Worthington, leave my brother Mike the best of luck. To Linda and Sarah, thanks for the bus ride. To Simple Simon, I leave a bag of glass. To Devon, a lighter. To Do- menick, a case of Molsen. To Lisa, the best of luck and to the rest of 82 the best of luck . . . I, George Hoffman, leave Mr. Goodacre and Mr. Dahoney all the free periods we had together. To Vic, I leave the many mechanical drawing classes when we pigged-out on candy. For Linda, Becky and Tammy, I leave three tons of candv. To Bob and Debbie, I leave all the fun and excite- ment we didn't have in Art class. To Devon and Dom, I leave .ill the days you two didn't get into trouble. To Mrs. Bon, I leave on less AV person and one less pain in the !!! To Leigh-Ann, Nadine and Melissa, GOOD LUCK!! I, Debby Prescot, leave my gym shorts to brother Mike, smiles to Cindy Lee, front seat of the bus to Kelly S., and Joe D. to Mrs. Campbell. Lots of luck to the Class of '82 . . . I, Doreen Cahill, leave Mr. Liskey one less pain in his con- ductor's baton!! THANKS!! I leave Bonbon Blossom her F. 0. S.'s etc.... and her YUTZI!!! To Merlin's and my buddy, I leave our special friendship, my wardrobe, and IS IT MY TURN TO DRIVE YET?!!!?? To YOU I leave memories of one helluva friendship, ME , and best of luck with the trip to California with your man in uniform! To Hoppy, D. C. C. is waiting! To Gene B., look up!!! To Jimmy C, I leave the dream of your California trip on a bike, a date at Brandy's and much love and luck forever. To Sheila, HA! HA! HA! To Denise, I leave my VW parking spot to you and your Vette . Finally, to Mom and Pop, a big thanks for all your love and understanding throughout the years, Love ya!!!!!. . 1, Kim Clark, leave years of significant Fridays and Sundays filled with pink and burgandy lemon-filled cream puffs to Arnie, Mac, Tessie, B-Stud., Marvellous Mel, and Smelanie . I, Debbie Horton, leave not missing those 8th periods at all. I also leave any good times left to Amy and Robin. Special thoughts for those who helped me through school — Cas- sie, J.B. and Miss A. . . . I, Teresa Cookingham, leave Mr. Merwin one less person to pick up in gym class and a five page report on ? .To Hoppy, SMILE I WANT TO TAKE YOUR PICTURE! To Vicky and Leslie, I leave home. Good luck with your remaining years at Webutuck. To Nunce and Mo B. I leave the memo- ries of Carolyn H's party. To Lori C. I leave knowing that someday we'll be related. To Doreen, I leave my everlasting friendship. Trying to be amorous and wanton at R.S.'s party. Don't forget our future apartment together wherever it may be! Don't forget that party at my house before school and the cornfield. Love, luck and happiness to you and .C. Finally, I leave to Butch Cornish all my love and knowing that someday I'll make it to California to be with you. To the class of 82 I leave looking forward to our first reunion party. Good luck everyone . . . I, Devid B. Heffering, leave Kel-dog a bone. To the Gang of 4, the memories that Charlie Brown lives within us all. To Gansett, old boy, I leave all those nights we should have, but didn't, because of a lone lost puppy dog . . . I, janet Krivacs, leave Webutuck in happy spirits. I leave behind memories of field hockey and the white tape on my newly pierced ears to Swem. I leave Government Class behind in hopes of a real 25th reunion, and last but not least, I leave Mr. Liskey behind with hopes of a successful drum section . . . Farewell Webutuck .... I, Suzy Kappel, leave to Nunce many great memories. To Tom, memories of parties, the lake, and REO. To Carolyn, thanks for everything, I never would have survived without you. To The AP crew, memories of packed cars, last-minute essays, and numerous trips to the deli .... I, Leslie Rhodes, leave Eric a one-way ticket through all the classrooms (sorry) with the promise that you'll make it through O.K. Thanks jan that Webutuck isn't the real world. We were really dancing in the new year, AL. Any- way, let's get out of here!! . . . I, Mark Christiansen, leave Trudi to carry on the great family tradition. To Bob, I leave many sleepless nights, say- ing I don't know, and a big thanks. To Eric T. I leave many muddy games and the goalie's net. To Becky maybe some- day. To everyone else, good luck .... I, Kathy Higgins, leave Debbie H. memories of skipping, P.V.A.P., our friendship and partying together. I leave Ag- nes memories of Benson's, The Cloud , September 19, 1981, and many thanks. Greg, thanks for the good times! and the Kid . To Scott, remember nining-it, Berkshire meeting , yellow feather, mailboxes, and September 23, 1981. Most of all, all my love and laughter . . . I, Karen Stanton, leave Becky all the advice I gave and I am still wondering about the decision she hasn't made. To Marie and Becky, I leave the good times and talks we had and all the empty eight-packs that are under your bed. To Mark, I leave all my sympathy and may you never have to ride alone on a bus again. To Bobby, I leave the memories of detention he got . . . I, Lisa Trombly, leave Linda many memories of New Years Eve and a cherished friendship forever. Maureen, a hub- cap and a big thank you for all the driving lessons. To Marie, a lot of unforgetable times and many thanks for being there to make me smile. Marj, my gym locker and a coke! Good luck all ... . I, Linda Erwin, leave Lisa T. a puff of smoke and a pair of wet jeans. To Tammy a big bottle of Giacobazzi and an omelet. To my C.j. many thanks and I want to be your ! Thank you Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. D. one less bug- ger ....... I, Tammy Barney, leave my position as yearbook editor to anyone who can handle it! To my brothers, my best wishes. To Lyd , a big thanks and I love you, hon! To Lisa T. corncobs and pink curlers. To my Andy, I leave a blank check and his punkin '. To Karen I leave Saps and all the curling iron burns in the world!! To Bob C. and Mark Christiansen, I leave all my love and hope that someday you'll find someone special, you deserve it. To Mr. Ernst, have fun with the yearbook and watch the grey hairs (Ha, Ha!) To Doreen the big kiss she never got on the softball bus. Someday! To the rest of the class of '82, get ready for our class reunion! Good luck .... I, Beth Polanis, leave Barbara Hay my shoes and memories of the good times we had. To all my great friends, wonder- ful times in the future. To Mrs. Willis, one less pain in the ! To Deb R., the bull and my good-looking cousin . . . I, Terri Ackerman, leave my brothers the best of luck. To all my friends, memories of my parties. To Tamie, the good times (no doubt). To my father, thanks for being under- standing through the years. Most of all to Mom, even though you're gone, I hope you're proud I finally made it .. I, Cindee Duncan, leave membries of Middletown and Car- mel, the Millers in the closet and Zackadooeydoo: to Tina Perry. To by best friend Debbie Reiter I leave memories of our chicken and french fry lunches and the brown door. I also leave to Deb memories of Mr. C.'s green pants and 1984, I wish you all the luck in the world . . . I, Mark Cummings, leave the Gang of 4 the memories of all our good times and the ones to come. To Bob, I'll always have a few hours to talk over whatever the problems are. To my friends and classmates, I say good luck and Go for it. I, Diane Mann, leave Doreen tender love and care. Nancy a supporting shoulder and willing ears. Gene, my second love. Teresa, a wet ride in Merlin . Maureen, a free driv- ing lesson. To Debbie, no more downshift . To Greg, the responsibility to carry on the Mann name, famously. To Brian Zelker, free access to the circle and a few more pounds on the bench. Mrs. Berg, thanks for the patient help. Webutuck, one less field hockey and an open spot for the Bi-Valley Girls shot put . . . I, Frances Johnson, leave 1st period chorus attendance tak- ing to whoever wants it . . . I, Debbie Walters, leave to my brother Eric, my flirtatious- ness in the hopes that he will use it cautiously. I leave to Mark one thought: Thanks for being there. Last, but far from least, to Gene, I leave fond thoughts and memories of a terrific friendship. Good-bye all . . . I, Marie Foley, leave Becky by leve and many memories of a terrific friendship which will b cherished forever! Much happiness and best of luck to Nicki. To Lisa, I leave a fine friendship and many great memories shared throughout the years. All my love and dreams of 1984 got to the one I've shared many special moments with, Robert Bates (Bun- ny). To my parents, much love and a big thanks for the special understanding. Be happy .... I, Becky Cummings, leave Marie all the special memories we've shared together and all of the trips out to Po-town. Don't worry Foley, 84 will come. To Karen, always re- member Perry's class and all of the notes. Never forget New Year's Eve 1981. To Devon, always remember the many bus rides after the games and never forget our lettle heater room at AF GC!!! The best of luck to you and keep in touch. To all my sisters and brothers, thanks for helping me through everything. I love you all. To the class of '82, Good Luck . . . I, Kevin Dunlop, leave my wonderful memories of Po- town, especially to C.K.D. for the trips out there. I leave a couple of extra miles of Rt. 22 so George can pass me. To Kevin Dahoney, I leave our girlfriend all to you! . . . I, George Geisler, leave my Ford Falcon to Kevin Dahoney, a 351 to Kevin Dunlop for his Pinto, a pair of alligator socks to Gerry D., a bucket of water to Coop so his car doesn't overheat, a DQ cup of beer and pair of sneakers to Megan and a bag of Kibbles and Bits for Goody . . . I, Maureen B., leave Mr. Reagon a pair of cleats and Fluffy. To Nancy, all the flattened dead skunks. To everyone in car number 42 (the Tarantella) and all the trouble with con- tacts, STOP THE CAR, MY CONTACT!!! . . . I, Deborah Hopkins, leave Weeny one less sour note. To Cuddy, my typing skills and many great memories. To my AP carloead, many intellectual discussions. To Pencil Hips, one less air-head. To Tom Cat, Delson's to run. Finally, to my LITTLE brother, the name Hoppy to carry on . . . I, Nuncy, leave Annie bout of depression, fights, food, and Muff, get the hell out of here! To Di, a flying Duster stuck in th mud and The Old Maid Syndrome . To Bitsie, one bonbon blossom and a kiss and luster. A diet soda and a chocolate diet to Deb . . . I, Gerald Dietter, leave one alligator to the greatest preppy of them all, Mr. Riemer. I leave one bone to Henry Jones, a pair of dirty gym shorts to Coach Keefe and my cheerlead- ing sweater to Miss Arceri . . . I, Robert Cuddeback, leave to Mark all the times in the Mall not wanting to go home and saying I love John Jay . To Pamela Smith, I leave the memories of what we had and the love we shared. To Becky Sue, the decision making that affected her lifestyle. I leave to all my friends a wish for happiness. Last, but far from least, I leave the great times that Buffy, Hildie, and Hoppy had at the store. May memo- ries last forever!! .... I, Bob Simoncilli, leave to Bill, Dave and Mark an empty seat on the Warren Moore Show . To Devon, a few more miles to walk to Hefty's car. And to Marie, I leave hoping never to be without you . . . I, Victor Strickland, leave Rudy the Rooster a new fence to crow on. To baby Coach, I leave a new whistle and an old green hat. To the goat I leave a friendly BAAA! To Punch (Judy), I wish luck and happiness in the future. Also, some iron!...... I, Genie Brooks, leave my corner of Webutuck to Dawn and Warren. I leave my spot in the cafeteria to Lauren M. I leave my spot on the bleachers to anyone who wants it. I leave all those Friday and Saturday nights to anyone crazy enough to want them—Deb, Doreen, Di, Lauren and Nunce. To my friends, I leave knowing that I'll miss you and that special place on Sunset Ridge . . . I, Maureen McEnroe, leave to L.T. memories of all the good times we had. To T.C., I leave The Beast . To Tom M. qyote-unquote! To D.H., I'm Sorry . To a very special R.G. thanks to all my friends and family . . . I, Richard Goodacre, leave Webutuck one less king. I leave the future seniors of Webutuck good luck and hope they have as much fun as I had. I leave the teachers of Webutuck one less headache . . . I, Robert Gregory, Leave ail my love and my new car to Christine S. My parking space and memories of B.K. and B.L. to Jenks and memories of T.F. and the many hugs in the hall to Melissa M. To Mrs. Bond, that ERA will never be passed! (but, I passed your class!) To Sarah R., a free drink at Brandy's. The rest I can't leave because there's a limit. Sorry! I, Jim Cooper, leave six inches of my height to Vic S. To Chris B. my parking space. To Liz C., the Super Cooper name to carry on. I leave my weightlifting career to anyone who is devoted to weightlifting. To Doreen C, I leave all my speeding tickets to frame . . . Long And Winding Road Junior Prom - Spring 1981 Prom Court Queen: Maureen McEnroe Linda Mackay Tammy Barney Debbie Walters Suzy Kappel Doreen Cahill Becky Cummings Debbie Hopkins Kim Clark Sarah Rutchik Lisa Trombly Linda Erwin King: Richard Goodacre Domenick Lopane Robert Simoncelli Kevin Dunlop Mark Cummings Fred Goulette Devon Parker Bill O'Connell Gerald Dietter Curtis Hulst Mark Christiansen Robert Cuddeback PROM WEEKEND MEMORIES ... Breaking tradition and having the Prom at the Cottonwood ... All the light blue tuxes ... The twins crying ... The room with no air conditioning . . . Not enought chairs at the Cottonwood .. . The party at Coopers with the Giaco- bazzi and the clogged toilets . . . Breakfast at Cahills including watching Sesame Street . . . Domenick crashed out with a cactus on his head . . . Making hamburgers at Bash Bish and Devon's hamburger stew . . . Climbing the mountain at Bash Bish and trying to get back down! .... 55 Lidia goes on to perform with her guitar at the concert. Mark eats without chewing but enjoys it anyway. Diane loves her work on the Sports section of the yearbook. Come along, my dear! says Alison as she escorts Janet to class. 56 SUPER SENIORS Juniors H. Ackerman K. Adams D. Arndt C. Belas T. Carol K. Cathcart G. Collier L. Cooper S. Davey K. Dawson Z. Decker ). Dominy V. Ducillo B. Dwyer M. Erskine M. Farkas D. Farnham R. Farrar T. Fenn W. Fisher R. Flinn J. Gardner C. Gordon E. Handke 60 J. Holdeen A. Honour D. Hosier C. Hoysradt T. Jenks P Keesler K. Killmer W. Klippel K. Kupferer R. LaCoss R. Limoges A. Lopane M. Louey R. Louey T. Lyle P. Mahoney L. Maloney J. McEnroe J. McEnroe J. McFayden M. Meuten M. Miller M. Miller J. Milton 61 B. Murphy E. Murphy W. Pulver K. Raper L. Rcbillard D. Riemer M. Rueger S. Rujzam M. Runge D. Silvernail Sophomores D. Ackerman L. Ackerman K. Ahearn L. Ashman N. Bachman S. Baker L. Bertsch C. Bradley E. Bradley J. Brandt S. Burdette D. Butts C. Bryant D. Cade J. Carlson S. Carroll C. Coon L. Cornish S. Coulthard D. Dauwalder T. Dawson R. DiSimone P. Dominy M. Farnham J. Fisher B. Forte B. Furey T. Garnto J. Gero R. Gero 64 C. Hannon B Hay C. Henderson K. Hosier M. Hulihan C. Hulst C. Hurn B. jarvis M. Jenks N. Kappel K. Lango C. Lee M. Macura G. Mann F. Marcou B. Mathers T. Mayhew ). McClune B. McEnroe M. McNamara W. Moore Y. Moss D. Mugler T. Perry 65 L. Silvernail F. Sledge N. Smith E. Speed T. Stauncher K. Stickles C. Stout B. Watkins 67 Freshmen G. Babbitt S. Baker B. Barna R. Beebe J. Bergfels T. Berlinghoff J. Bilquin M. Bradley J. Butts C. Carroll B. Churchill K. Conklin T. Conklin R. Cookingham M. Dashner D. Day W. Dean R. Decker P. Ducillo B. Erskine D. Farnham C. Flint S. Fontaine M. Galgano N. Glaman P. Gordon M. Grassel R. Grey Q. Quam B. Hay 68 R. Herow C. Hooper L. Horton C. Hoskins S. Hotaling J. Johnson M. Jolley M. Kastner T. Keesler S. Kemmerer G. Kilmer R. Klippel M. Kreiling K. Kujath K. Kupferer D. LaCurto T. LaValley D. Le D. Lynch L. Maloney B. Mathers M. MacDonald P. MacDonald H. McGhee 69 G. McNamara M. Mechare N. Milici K. Moody T. Moody K. Nason K. NGuyan T. NGuyen C. Nolan A. Parker J. Parker J. Parks K. Perotti C. Quinn D. Roode S. Shaffer A. Shah K. Shufelt K. Silvernail R. Simmons D. Sledge R. Snyder K. Sullivan S. Taylor 70 S. Tirante C. Thornton S. Thrapp M. Travis Eighth Grade G. Arndt T. Baccari T. Barlow B. Barney E. Belas C. Boyer C. Breen K. Brooks G. Burke D. Cade D. Cahill D. Carman L. Carman G. Carol T. Cesario J. Clark K. Cournean H. Dean R. Dean R. Delventhal R. Dingle T. Fenn M. Francis B. Grom L. Haaland D. Hammond G. Hoffman B. Hopkins K. Hulihan G. Jarrett 73 S. Jones B. Kaye K. Kayea C. Killmer F. Lattrell S. Louey D. McEathron J. Meyer D. Moore G. McKenney K. Moody M. Moore H. Morgan W. Murphy S. Nichols S. Norbet V. Oles L. Paine A. Parker R. Peck J. Petkovich B. Price T. Reiner T. Rockwood 74 J. Silvernail R. Simmons D. Stark C. Stevenson B. Stiilson CLASS OFFICERS: j. Meyer, Treasurer; J. Clark, Secretary; H. Morgan, President; G. Jarrett, Vice-president. Seventh Grade M. Ackerman P. Adrian T. Auclaire K. Busselle D. Barney H. Beneke L. Breen M. Breyette D. Boyer S. Burdette L. A. Butts D. Carlson J. Carroll R. Chappell R. Cicarelli C. Conklin W. Conklin P. Coulthard D. Dauwalder S. Delventhal B. Dominy C. Dorn R. Driggs B. Duncan D. Flint T. Flint T. Fuller D. Cordon L. Gordon T. Greene 77 R. Haight H. Hammond A. Harrell J. Hentschel S. Hoffman B. Holdeen B. Hooper T. Hotaling J. Hosier S. Jarvis C. Jobe T. Johnson S. Kilmer T. Kilmer T. M. Kilmer K. Kujath J. LaLonde B. Lancey J. Lattrell M. Lattrell P. Lawrence T. Lejeune P. Lopane N. Macura 78 R. Mathers T. McCauley J. McWhirt S. Metcalfe C. Meyer K. Morrison J. Murphy C. Newton L. Peck H. Phan T. Price D. Pulver K. Rasmussen E. Rhodes D. Roberts M. Rosas M. Savage D. Shrieber S. Schroeder R. Senecal S. Shah J. Simmons P. Simmons P. Smith 79 M. Stickles S. Stickles D. Thompson C. Tiso T. Tripp R. Waite T. Wallentine CLASS OFFICERS: T. Hotaling, Treasurer; D. Schrieber, Vice- president; T. Johnson, President. jfc SCIENCE Mrs. Barbara Bond =}: Mrs. Nina Campbell 1 Mr. Richard DesChamps : :$:: Mr. David Reagon i Mr. Thomas Kelly :}: 84 Mr. Ronald Perry Mrs. Lorraine Laufer Mrs. Beth Willis ifc BUSINESS Miss Pat Theriault Miss Kathryn Joint 85 Mr. Donald Utter ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr- Richard Ernst V |L c Mr. John Lisky Mrs. Joanne Moore : : : Mr. Roger Price Mr. Kiau Loi HOME ECONOMICS £ ; 86 t SOCIAL STUDIES £ :) Mr. Ed Heinsman Miss Lisa Swem . | : Mr. Marc Goldfarb Mr. James Tapley ART jc Miss Francine Arceri : INDUSTRIAL ARTS I4 Mr. George Fullerton 87 ;) : Miss Pam Johnson (; sjofc Mrs. Janet Reagon 5k GUIDANCE 88 f: Mrs. Elaine Trumpetto Mrs. Patricia Heinsman : HEALTH c ji Mrs. Christine Berg PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. John Merwin . SECRETARIES AND AIDES ’ Mrs. May Lyman Mrs. Gail Schroder = 89 Mrs Peggy Coon Mrs Cheryl Butts CUSTODIANS :� « Mrs. Theresa Selfridge 4 Mrs. Rosemarie Flinn Mrs. Mary Lewis fc i | s Mrs. Debbie Saunders : Mrs. Barbara Bagomolny : Mrs. Elizabeth Dobrwado 90 jf:jf:5 Mr. Fillmore Hosier JiC5f:5f::t:5iS5l Mr. George Gordon HtHc5lc5l{5lt K- Mr. Ronald Breyette K lt i l{5i 5t:H lC5lt5i ile Mrs. Doris Coons HofoMcifc Mr. John Lyman Ho CAFETERIA sjcsfcifcslcsicsicsjc-x- - Mrs. Lana Richardson K H Mrs. Laurie Shufelt fc H«' Mrs. Ruth Fisher ! £ 91 I Mrs. Coralie Keesler Mr. Larry Murphy k 5 Mr. Edward Jenks k sf:if:if:sjc Mr. Rocky Ducillo :1Mrs. Margaret Berlinghoff =! Mr. Richard Doughty k Mr. Arthur Heck : =! Mr. Charles Meissner Mr. Steven Breyette ! 92 BUS DRIVERS Mr. Russell Flinn Mr. Roy Lamay ♦ : : Mr. Kenneth Stevens Mrs. Nancy Marshall Mr. Joe Brown : Mr. Edward Dwyer : Mr. Charles Goggins : Mrs. Cynthia Goggins 93 94 BASEBALL SOFTBALL TRACK BASKETBALL WARRIOR TEAMS JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Miss Christine Helbock, Coach; D. McEathron, D. Moore, B. Kaye, M. Kappel, K. Hulihan, T. Keesler VARSITY BASEBALL Mr. Ron Keefe, Coach; Row 1: J. McFay- den, unknown, B. Cornish, C. Campion, R. Louey, B. O'Connell, B. Cuddeback; Row 2: Coach Keefe, T. Farrar, S. Dean, M. Christiansen, C. Furey, S. Sullivan, Mr. Merwin JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Mr. John Merwin, Coach; Row 1: T. Stauf- facher, S. Coulthard, M. Hulihan, B. McEn- roe, B. Watkins,). Milton, E. Hanke; Row 2: Coach Merwin, S. Taylor, M. Worthington, J. Fisher, B Furey, T. Jenks, B. Jarvis, P. Clark SOFTBALL Miss Pam Johnson, Coach; Row 1: E. Brad- ley, M. Farkas, D. Prescott, Row 2: M. Bradley, L. LaCurto, C. Bradley, L. Koppen- haver, M. Benjamin, D. Hopkins; Row 3: Coach Johnson, J. Parks, D. Eggert, D. Ca- hill, T. Cookingham TRACK Miss Christine Helbock, Coach, B. Zelker, D. Mann, J. Worthington, S. Kappel, D. Fisher, R. Farrar, E. Thompson, G. Mann, G. Cadarr, P. Thrapp VARSITY SOCCER Mr. Ron Keefe, Coach; Row 1: G. Spinner, B. O'Connell, B. Simoncelli, D. Riemer, T. Stauffacher, C. Coon, C. Adrian, R. LaCoss; Row 2: B. Furey, K. Dunlop, M. Cummings, B. Zelker, B. Jarvis, E. Thompson, K. Mur- cray, T. Lyle, S. Sullivan, B. Lyle, G. Dietter JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Mr. John Merwin, Coach; Row 1: G. Mann, M. Grassel, N. Glaman, J. Carroll, S. Bur- dette, M. Bradley, G. Babbitt; Row 2: B. Cookingham, T. Moody, G. Burke, W. Moore, T. Nguyen, W. Quan, K. Lango, K. Nguyen, J. Parks CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Thomas Pavliga, Coach Varsity Team: G. Cadarr, K. Kujath Junior High Team: Row 1: M. Ackerman, D. Barney, K. Kujath, R. Senecal; Row 2: D. McEathron, B. Hooper, B. Holdeen, A. Harrell 104 FIELD HOCKEY Miss Lisa Swen, Coach; Row 1: C. Highley, K. Adams, T. Carol, J. Krivacs, L. Maloney, K. Shufelt, j. McEnroe; Row 2: Coach Swem, A. Sartori, B. Erskine, C. Hulst, M. Erskine, A. Thrapp, Y. Zelker, S. Thrapp, D. Mann, L. LaCurto JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Mrs. Christine Berg, Coach; Row 1: M. MacDonald, D. Moore, Y. Moss; Row 2: N. Milici, P. Gordon, J. Bilquin VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Mrs. Christine Berg, Coach; Row 1: L. Cor- nish, K. Ashman; Row 2: E. Bradley, C. Bradley; Row 3: R. Farrar, M. Bradley, A. Honour JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Miss Lisa Swem, Coach; Row 1: K. Shufelt, G. Jarrett, K. Conklin, Y. Zelker, W. Dean; Row 2: Coach Swem, Y. Moss, M. Jolley, G. McNamara, D. Farnham, D. Dauwalder, S. Thrapp, S. Baker, H. Morgan 105 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Charles Tardalo, Coach; Row 1: B. Watkins, S. Couthard, N. Glaman, G. Bab- bitt, T. Moody; Row 2: R. Whalen, B. Furey, W. Moore, M. Hulihan, K. Moody, J. Parks, Coach Tardalo VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. John Vozab, Coach; Row 1: M. Farkas, H. Ackerman, E. Bradley, J. Gardner, L. La- Curto; Row 2: Coach Vozab, J. McEnroe, E. Cooper, D. Farnham, C. Bradley, M. Brad- ley, P. Gordon VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Tim McEnroe, Coach; Row 1: R. Jarvis, R. LaCoss, B. McEnroe; Row 2: J. Parker, J. Fisher, J. Holdeen, M. Christiansen, D. Parker, K. Murcray, Coach McEnroe CHEERLEADERS Miss Francine Arceri, Adviser; Varsity Squad: D. Mugler, L. Rebillard, M. Rueger, K. Killmer, R Cummings, D. Cahill, E. Killmer (mascot) JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: Row 1: T. Cookingham, M. Kreil- ing, R. Herow; Row 2: B. Sandone, S. Car- roll; Row 3: L. Maloney, R. Roberts 106 WEBTIDE 1982 YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: G. Brooks, D. Cahill, L. Maloney, N. Lawrence, D. Walters; Row 2: P. Mahoney, P. Thrapp, K. Stanton, D. Mann, M. Bradley FOCUS Staff members meet with Mr. Tapley, Advisor, during an eighth period. The group publishes an art and literary magazine three times annually Editor: Diane Eggert Art Editor: Amy Honour Treasurer: Robin Farrar Subscriptions: Linda LaCurto Lidia Bado Debby Prescott Martha Runge Marie Erskine Diane Mann Tiffany Price ACTIVITIES Above left: Dirk Bunje, from Germany, Jean Martin, from France, and Anneke Soedira, from the Nether- lands prepare to leave Webutuck following the January Mixer. Above right: Mr. Ernst attempts to go down the hill on an indestructable saucer after having demolished the Bradley's sled on a previous run down the steep hill. Right: Paul Mahoney, Keith Kupferer, and Anne Thrapp stuff themselves during a lunch break on our hike up Alander Mt. AFS is an international intercultural exchange pro- gram with school based student clubs and an adult chapter in the community. The Chapter is hosting Lidia Bado-Perez from Peru this year. Carolyn Highley par- ticipated in a summer program in Panama last summer. Club activities this year included a fall hike, the sale of over 10,000 pounds of citrus fruit and hosting a Mixer January 10-12 for area AFS students. AFS AFS CLUB OFFICERS President: Carolyn Highley Vice-President: Keith Kupferer Secretary: Anne Marie Thrapp Treasurer: Suzy Kappel Advisor: Mr. Richard Ernst 108 Student Council The Council meets during 8th period on Monday to discuss matters concerning the student body. Under the direction of Miss Johnson, the Council sold food at basketball games, sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance and secured movies for students to view. Spirit Week in February was also planned by Student Council. Pictured left: Row 1: C. Bryant, Improvement Comm.; Row 2: P. Mahoney, Press, K. Lango, Treas., K. Adams, Sec.; Row 3: D. Mann, Sports, A. Murphy, Chief of Staff, P. Thrapp, Pres., D. Heffering, V. Pres. Ski Club Ski Club members, pictured below, take the bus to Catamount on Saturday during the season. Mr. Robert Riemer advises the group. 109 Junior High Chorus Director: Mrs. Joanne Moore Above: Row 1: M. Savage, D. Stark, L. Gordon, J. Lattrell, P. Adrian, G. Jarrett, S. Hall, T. Bac- cari; Row 2: S. Breen, S. Delvanthal, D. Dauwalder, S. Shah, T. Rockwood, S. Metcalfe, S. Schroder, P. Lawrence; Row 3: T. McCauley, K. Busselle, B. Grom, W. Murphy, T. Flint Right: Row 1: H. Morgan, L. Butts, P. Lopane, B. Dominy; Row 2: S. Jones, G. McKenney, C. Meyer, D. Boyer, J. Petkovich; Row 3: D. Gor- don, M. Kappel, K. Hulihan, D. Moore, D. Ca- hill, C. Jobe, C. Stevenson Right: Row 1: R. Senecal, K. Sautelle, J. Silver- nail; Row 2: T. Tripp, J. Wilbur, G. Hoffman, M. Rosas; Row 3: J. Clark, J. Meyer, B. Hooper, D. McEathron CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS (left) J. Krivacs, K. Sullivan, J. Kemmerer, N. Milici Senior High Chorus And Madrigals Director: Mrs. Joanne Moore Above: Row 1: K. Sullivan, M. Dashner, C. Dun- can, L. Maloney, K. Shufelt, H. Ackerman; Row 2: B. Hay, M. McEnroe, T. Dawson, C. Lee, J. Savage; Row 3: C. Nolan, C. Hulst, A. Sartori, D. LaCurto, M. Mechare, Y. Moss, K. Raper, R. Simmons; Row 4: S. Rowe, L. Erwin, M. Foley, B. Cummings, K. Stanton, P. Gordon, M. Benja- min Left: Row 1: D. Prescott, T. Barney, K. Higgins, K. Silvernail, F. Sledge, B. Sandone; Row 2: Rose Limoges, B. Barna, A. Honour, L. Cornish, K. Ashman, D. Cahill; Row 3: M. Jolley, D. Dauwalder, H. McGhee, F. Johnson, T. Keesler, G. Brooks MADRIGALS (right) Row 1: D. Prescott, M. Foley, D. Cahill; Row 2: T. Barney, F. Johnson; Row 3: K. Stanton, B. Cummings, T. Keesler, G. Brooks Senior High Band Director: Mr. John Liskey Row 1: T. Moody, M. McNamara, J. Drivacs, C. Bryant, R. Cuddeback, J. Carlson, R. Simmons, K. Lango; Row 2: M. Kreiling, L. Maloney, N. Kap- pel, J. Bilquin, G. Brooks, K. Sullivan, K. Adams, Z. Decker, S. Kemmerer, T. Conklin, P. Smith, S. Taylor; Row 3: N. Milici, Y. Moss, J. Luther, L. Cooper, J. Kemmerer, D. Hopkins, D. Cahill Junior High Band 113 FBLA The FBLA Club operates the Bookstore and sells candy to raise money. They offer the New York Times «it special rates through the bookstore. Shown above: Mrs. Campbell, Advisor, S. Shaffer, C. No- lan, K. Silvernail, S. Tirante, J. Dominy, D. Prescott, Sec.; Front Row: L. LaCurto, Pres., P. Clark; Missing: D. Eggert, V. Pres., H. McGhee, Treas. SIGNAL Under the direction of Mrs. Bon, Paul Mahoney, Peter Thrapp and Andy Murphy periodically publish Signal, a student oriented news sheet. Honor Society Advosor: M-s. Janet Reagon; Row 1: P. Mahoney, P. Thrapp; Row 2: D. Mann, K. Stanton, C. High- ley, S. Kappel, M. Bradley, K. Clark, L. Rhodes The Mouse That Roared The Webutuck Drama Club presented The Mouse That Roared in Spring 1981 under the direction of Mr. Robert Riemer. Scenic design was by Mr. David Reagon. Marjorie Klees, class of '81 and Peter Thrapp played the leading roles. Below, cast members Peter Thrapp, Anne Thrapp, Liz Cooper and Margie Klees prepare in the dressing room prior to the first performance. ARAX PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY 388 Main Mall Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 PATRONS BRANDY'S Rt- 343 Amenia, N.Y. 116 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1982. Peter Thrapp - Pres. David Heffering - V. Pres. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '82 Miss Johnson Faculty Advisor WEBUTUCK CENTRAL STUDENT COUNCIL Ken Lango - Treas. Kelly Adams - Sec. Paul Mahoney - Press Chris Bryant - Improvement Diane Mann - Sports Andrew Murphy - Chief of Staff and all the members of the Council Millerton Texaco Route 44 Millerton N.Y. 518 789-9620 Paul ). Haight Co. Fuel Oil Service Millbrook, N.Y. Amenia - Millerton Jaycees Sea Gull Aluminum Route 22 , Millerton, N.Y. Roaring Oaks Florist Sharon, Conn. 364-5380 The White Hart Inn Salisbury, Conn. Millbrook Exxon Millbrook, N.Y. 12545 BEST WISHES FROM THE CLASS OF 1984 Congratulations from the CLASS OF 1983 C C VENDING CORP. 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Leon Rothstein Amenia, N.Y. 12501 Louis Zver Mason Contractor Millerton, N.Y. 12501 (518) 789-3253 Cascade Spirit Shoppe Amenia, N.Y. Hardisty's Liquor Store Amenia, N.Y. Choice Wines And Liquors Raynor's Auto Supply Mechnic St. Amenia 373-8163 “One Call Does It All Delson's Main Street Millerton, N.Y. (518) 789-4901 Cascade Mtn. Vineyards Flint Hill Amenia, N.Y. 12501 373-9021 Marty Conklin's Garage Marty-Bob-Bill-Jim Amenia N.Y. Mohawk Harvestore Corporation Rt. 343, Amenia, N.Y. (914) 373-8166 Dor-Ray Coiffures Sharon Shopping Center Sharon Conn. 06069 364-5111 Terni Ford Rt. 44 Millerton N.Y. 12546 Maxon Mills Wassaic N.Y. 12592 373-8123 Dutchess Auto Co. Inc. Main St. Millerton, N.Y. 12546 (914) 789-4422 Cavalier Electronics Hibernia Rd. Salt Point N.Y. 12578 Millerton Beauty Shop Main St. Millerton N.Y. (518) 789-3484 Marty's Olds. Main Street Amenia, N.Y. 12501 (914) 373-8481 Amenia Sand Gravel Inc. Best By Test Amenia, N.Y. 12501 123 124 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cahill Renny's Store Carlo's Early American Furniture The Willos Motel Ray's Barber Shop Bowman's Sales and Service Calsi's Store Rexall Pharmacy, Millerton Benson's Cabin - June 24, 1981 Bazooka Bubble Bum Look at ME now . . Phil Collins I can feel it comings in the air tonight Cloud Nine - 9-ing it £ Scott Boyd - FOG Kelly Goodacre Rich Moe Bob Bun Dover Barber Shop Mr. Mr John A Robert Mr. Mrs. John H. Robert and Daughters Mr Mrs. Fredercik Duncan Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walt Bernitt Dorothy, Dallas Danielle MacDonald Janet, John Johnny Conto PJ Su-Lin Jones Carol Ellis Barb Ellis Ronald F. Ellis Mr. Mrs. Richard Vincent Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Love Gnome Luck Happiness to the Class of '82 Carol And Dan Kappel Det' Precious Princess Odd - Ogg Mr. Mrs. Dietter Stacks Mrs. Opal Rosas Carl Stewart Mr. Mrs. Davis.Stckler Mikey Psychy Good Luck Class of 1982 . The Roy Watson Family Good Luck Wendy . . . Mom Pop Best Wishes Best of Luck . . . The Salcito Family Congratulations Wendy - The Gaffney Family Wendy, now that you're out, good luck to the world . . . The Starks Jimmy Butts Helen Clark Andy Drew Murphy Mr. Mrs. James M. Murphy Friskey Murphy (R.I.P.) Elizabeth Murf Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Killmer Girls Mr. Mrs. Albert Anderson Beth and Bob Mr. Mrs. Lon Polanis Mrs. Lucille Flynn Kenneth and Linda Anderson Until we meet again . . . Debbie. Take off the the Great White North- The Mackenzie Brothers Debbie Mark Barbara and Joe McEnroe Sharon Package Store The Flower Box Phillip Carroll Agway Roseland Ranch Helen Battistoni Claude Burdick Jr. Sports Circle Tavern Joseph C. Loughlin New Milford Savings Bank Peaceful Valley Farm Colonial Bank, Sharon Conn.J Taconic Sport Center, Rudd Pond Road .y. Club ZJ Sew What? 789-3321 Mr. Mrs. George B. Mary McBride Geisy DQ I love FOG!! Agnes, Wilma Judith Joe Cathy Hoffman The Hoffman Brothers George Hoffman George Butts Family Mud Monster 1 Mrs. Bon and The Dick Laura Butts Tim Peter Kelly Gail Tom Kelly Lorraine, Ron Becky Laufer Yvette Zelker Sarah and Larry Linda and Mark Vicky CM P.P I.T.B. II Eric T. Beetle and Me Get out of your own way! Rayneesh Good Luck to all from VT High Clinabeebeebee The Millbrook Maniacs Neicy 1 Freddie and Sam Karl and Wendy Scott and Kathy Good Luck to All the Students Lee Mazely Nickey Critter Jane The E.R.A. For Your Future Tam Andy Carry On '82. Tonya Adams Congratulations Class of 1982. R. Towne Nancy Horton A. L. Triacca Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lamay To Aunt Shod, Love Missy Shane, Good Luck. Congratulations Becky from the Hill-Over Farm's Gang Mr and Mrs. Manfred Eggert Mr. and Mrs. Junior Langlois Florence Blackmere Lynn Garner Mr. and Mrs. John Langlois Good Luck from the Thrapps- Heather, Patches, Snowy, and Tully. 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