Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

FASHION AT WEBUTUCK 070989341906 CONTENTS Cover Story 16 The Class of ’S3 .... who we arei what we’ve done, and what we wish to say . . Special Reports 5 Dedication 6 Webutuck Field Hockey In time we will all be stars . . .” 8 1982 Junior Prom Memories of Yesterday” 33 Looking Ahead What does the future hold for departing Seniors- they share their reflections about the years to come 46 Fashion at Webutuck A brief look at what Webutuck students are wearing this year 48 Webutuck Goes Punk Webers punk-out for a day of fun Regular Features to for guidance throughout our years at Webutuck 86 They Make It Tick Some fine people who keep our school running 88 The Year in Sports Those amazing athletes 109 Performing Arts and Clubs Music, Drama, Cheerleading, and organizations come to life here. 10 Hat Day Great shots of some interesting hats 12 '7 started out as a child ... Shots of Seniors in earlier days 14 The Expected and Cinderella Webutuck basketball at its finest 50 FACES and More Faces Webutuck’s super underclassmen 77 Mentors A group of special people who we look 125 Advertising Support these businesses who help make our yearbook possible. 3 1983 Edition Amy Honour Editor Richard Ernst Advisor Lauren Maloney Senior Section Head Martha Runge Faculty and Staff Section Head Yvonne Moss Sports Section Head Eileen Bradley Activities Section Head Melissa Macura Christine Stout Underclassmen Co-Section Heads Marine Erskine Advertising Section Head Yvonne Moss. Lauren Maloney Cindy Belas. Keith Kupferer Features Writers Eileen Bradley Treasurer Christine Stout Advertising Manager General Staff Coleen Bradley Paul Mahoney Liz Murphy Kelly Adams Cheryl Hulst Tom Lyle Pam Smith Anne Thrapp Anne Marie Lopane Alicia Sartori Steve Waite Thanks to. Keith Kujath. Melissa MacDonald. Chris Hannon. Mike Hulihan. and Kelly Ashman for their photographic endeavors. Published by. JOSTEN'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Official Photographer. DAVIS STUDIO Mamaroneck. New York US is a trademark of Peters Publishing Company, a division of Concentric Enterprises, Inc. STAFFERS Yearbook Homeroom Row I. M. Macura. Mr. Ernst. C. Stout. L. Murphy. A. Sartori. A. Honour. Row 2« P. Mahoney. E. Bradley. C. Bradley. M. Runge. L. Maloney. Row 3« T. Lyle. P. Smith. A. Thrapp. K. Kupferer. K. Adams. M. Ersine. C. Hulst. C. Belas, A. Lopane. Below.- Yvonne Moss. Sports Section Head, examines photos that will eventually make their way into The Year in Sports story of the book. DEDICATION ♦ ♦ ♦ The Class Of 1983 Dedicates Webtide '83 To Richard Ernst. He Is An Excellent And Dedicated Teacher Of Foreign Languages. And Has Devoted Innumerable Hours To Webtides ’81. ’82. And ’83. Without His Help, None Of These Yearbooks Would Have Gotten Past Layout. Mr. Ernst Has Guided Many Students Through French 8 Spanish. And Has As Well Been A Good Friend To All. We Thank You, Mr. Ernst. THE MANY FACES OF MR. ERNST . . . IN TIME WE We were pysched for the beginning of the season,” said Varsity Field Hockey coach Lisa Swem, We wanted to play good field hockey.” And that they did, playing a hard-nosed defense, and a solid offense, sticking” themselves into the history books of Webutuck sports. It was September 22, 1982, Webutuck versus Arlington, in what was described to be a grueling match for Swem and her athletes. The determination and winning spirit was sparked in the whole team by Kelly Adams and Alicia Sartori as they each scored a goal to ignite the first field hockey win in four seasons, blitzing Arlington 2-0. Our reaction was that we jumped up and down and screamed and hugged each other.” stated Swem. We didn't want to leave the fieldl” The team played to their potential, taking advantage of the opponent's mistakes to win the game. The excitement and euphoria that reigned upon the team’s first win, did not end with WILL ALL Arlington. The team continued their first winning streak blanking John Jay 1-0. and nipping Millbrook 2-1, making this game the highlight of the season. With six seconds left in the first half. Millbrook lead 1-0. Kathy Shufelt, in desperation, scored to tie the game. Both teams fought well in the second half. With one minute left to play in the game. Alicia Sartori came through in the clutch to score the winning goal. Although the victory of their first win game brought jubilation, the team experience hurt. The game was against Pine Plains. The score was tied at zero, each team holding their own, but Webutuck having the edge. Until two minutes left in the game. Pine Plains scored to win the game 2-0. It hurt,” recalls Swem. but it didn’t affect our playing.” Another piece of nostalgia for coach Swem was the team's last home game of the season against John Jay. We played in a cold steady rain,” remembers Swem, It was obvious we came to play field BE STARS . . . hockey, because we scored six goals to win the game. Besides the thrills of victory”, and the agony of ' defeat”, the field hockey team experienced for the first time what it was like to have a winning season and the confidence they felt in their playing and in their coach. Swem describes her Senior and Junior athletes as leaders who are helpful in teaching the younger players skills. Swem had twelve rookies, of which four were starters. When Swem was asked, what the team meant to her. she said, It's tough to put into words. I have a great deal of respect and admiration for t each individual on the field hockey team. Despite numerous obstacles, they put forth a sincere effort in every practice and game situation, and I was proud to be their coach.” In conclusion we could honestly say, in time they became Stars.” This was the year for Webutuck to win a few games, and next year, who knows? The field hockey team celebrates good times after their victory against John Jay. (Left) Big Mac attack: JoAnne McEnroe charges in for the goal. (Below) Goalie Yvette Zelker and Co-captain Marie Erskine talk strategy before a game. (Below) Rookie Kerry Hulihan plays strong stopper defense, backed by veteran Cheryl Hulst. 7 Crown bearers Alicia Kilmer and Roger Carol Mr. 6 Mrs. Riemer show the juniors how to boogie 1982 JUNI Prom Queen Ann Marie Lopane PROM COURT 8 Our prom theme this year was Yesterday by Lennon and McCartney. Music was provided by Piper’s Riot. PROM MEMORIES the 12- member paint crew . . . getting cardboard . . . paint fights . . . are you sure the gym will end up big enough? . . . the big night . . . where are the roses? . . . the party Back Rowi Brian Zelker. Robin Farrar. Elliott Handke. Cindy Belas. Middle Row: Trudi Carol. Richard Louey. Amy Honour. Front Row: Pam Smith. Tom Lyle. OR PROM 5 Ann Thrapp and Will Thomas revel in Yesterday and Prom King Todd Fenn Cindy Belas and Elliott Handke exchange a rose and a kiss. PROM COURT at Marie’s . . . ping pong at 3 am ... the ice cube fight . . . the Vfc-hour gym clean-up . . . Bash Bish Falls the next day. Special thanks to: Mr. Riemer. Mrs. Willis, and Mr. Merwin for all of their help. Prom Chairperson: Lauren Maloney Back Row. Derek Riemer. Marie Erskine. Bill Klippel. Middle Row. Kevin Cathcart. Jamie McEnroe. Ron LaCoss. Joanne McEnroe. Front Row. Tom Jenks. Lisa Rebillard. 9 HAT DAY AT WEBUTUCK Webutuck Students Donned Some Most Interesting Hats As Part Of The Hat Day Celebration During Spirit Week (below) Cowgirl Rhonda Peek reads her Dear John letter as Christine Stevenson put in a sympathetic mouthful, (right) Betsy Erskine models the Bargain Box special, one of the many hats she exchanged with her friends throughout the day. (bottom left) Cheryl Hulst tries to impress the photographer with her cosmopolitan look, (bottom right) You can see Coleen Bradley's reaction to the accusation that she has ring around the collar. t I Parlez vous francais? Jeanne Bilquin (left) just returned from her whirlwind trip to the French Quarter of Wassaic. Admiral Eileen Bradley (below) pigs out on some of the SS Webutuck’s grub, (bottom left) Jamie Parks, after having a most entertaining evening at Brandy's, decides to hit the books. (Bottom right) Roseann Simmons ’'softly swallows the delicate entree at Chez Webutuck. THE EXPECTED AND CINDERELLA It was one of the most successful winter sports seasons for Webutuck basketball. Coach Tim McEnroe. Varsity Boy's Coach, and John Vozab, Girl’s Varsity Coach, drove their teams to produce winning records, guiding their teams to sectionals. For Coach McEnroe it was his most sensational season as the boy’s coach. With his guidance, the team posted an 18-5 record, finishing second best in the Bi-Valley League. The mighty Warriors were lead in scoring by Big Mac” Brian McEnroe, averaging over 26 points a game, and Doctor” Jim Fisher, who lead in rebounding with 16. The Cinderella team made Webutuck sports history, winning for the first time two sectional games. The Warriorettes were lead by last year’s MVP Maggie Farkas, averaging over 15 points a game and JoAnne McEnroe, averaging over 8. Both teams were represented by fine talent. Coach McEnroe was blessed with the experience of some very talented Sophomores and Coach Vozab’s seven returning players, two of whom were Juniors, contributed a lot. The Expected and Cinderella” were the major attractions during the winter season. Both teams successfully competed through a tough season, knocking down doors to the sectionals. The only thing that could stop both teams was defeat in the eleventh hour. Although they lost in the second and third rounds of sectionals, they did not lose their determination, concentration, discipline and competitive edge. We are proud of the accomplishments of this dedicated group of athletes and their coaches. I STARTED OUT AS A CHILD... THE BEGINNINGS OF THE CLASS OF ’83 . . . CAN YOU GUESS WHO IS WHO? SI I. Scott Sullivan. 2. David Arndt. 3. Jody Luther. 4. Joanne McEnroe. 5. Bill Klippel. 6. Kelly Kilmer. 7. Judy Gardner. 8. Keith Kupferer. 9. Naomi Kappel. 10. Lisa Rebillard. II. Martha Runge. 12. Lisa Silvernail. 13. Rose Limoges. 14. Cindy Belas. 15. Tom Jenks. 16. Lauren Maloney. 17. Valeda Ducillo. 18. Cathy Gordon. 19. Marjorie Louey. 20. Kevin Cathcart. 21. Russell Flinn. 22. Heidi Ackerman. 23. Pam Smith. 24. Tom Lyle. 25. Cindy Hurn. 26. Donna Stevens. 27. Ann Thrapp. 28. Willie Thomas. 29. Amy Honour. 30. Jon Holdeen. 31. Paul Mahoney. 32. Richard Louey. 33. Ann Marie Lopane. 34. Karen Raper. 35. Kelly Adams. 36. Elizabeth Murphy. 37. Wayne Pulver. 38. Derek Riemer. 39. Roseann Simmons. 40. Megan and Marty Miller. 41. Ronnie LaCoss. 42. Elliott Handke. 43. Zina Decker. 44. Marcelle Rueger. 45. Jamie McEnroe. 46. Maggie Farkas. 47. Robin Farrar. 48. Marie Erskine. 49. Todd Fenn. 50. Dawn Farnham. 51. Trudi Carol. 52. Donald Hosier. 53. Wayne Fisher. 54. George Collier. 55. Liz Cooper. 56. Barbari Dwyer. THE CLASS OF '83 Who We Are, What We’ve Done, And What We Wish To Say Heidi Ruth Ackerman I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends. William Shakespeare JV Basketball 9-10� Varsity Basketball 11-13� Chorus 9-12� AV Club 9-12. Kelly Renee Adams Kel Three essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. Joseph Addison Varsity Field Hockey 10-12� Varsity Tennis 10. 12� Student Council 10-11� Drama Club K 12� Band 9-12� National Honor Society 11-12. President 12, Ski Club 10-12� Prom Committee ii� AFS 10-11� Advanced Placement 12. David M. Arndt S. M. F. Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun. to have lived light in the spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have done? Matthew Arnold 16 Cindy Sue Belas ‘What lies behind us. and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Unknown AFS 10-0� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II� Student Council 0� Work Study 0� Yearbook 12. Trudi Maria Carol Chewdy” Ebony Ivory live together in perfect harmony ... Oh Lord why can’t we?” McCartney Varsity Tennis K . Varsity Field Hockey 10- II� Prom Court II� BOCES 11-12. Kevin M. Cathcart The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes, then steal your dreams. It's Heaven and Hell.” Black Sabbath JV Soccer 9-10� JV Basketball 9� Varsity Baseball 12� Ski Club 12� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II� Student Council 12. Kevin Colley If you didn’t care . . . What would happen to me? And I didn't care for you? We would zig-zag away through the boredom and pain, occasionally glancing up through the rain. George Collier Pudgy Absurdity rules the world.” Survival Club 9-11� Science Club 9-11� AFS II� Elizabeth Anne Cooper Super Cooper Things are tough all over! JV Basketball 9� Varsity Basketball 10-12� AFS 9 K . Band 9-12. Barbara Dwyer Kermit Dawson Kermy Okay Boys let’s party. BOCES 11-12� Model U. N. K). Zina B. Decker Toot” We have forty million reasons for failure, but not a single excuse. Rudyard Kipling JV Cheerleading 9-. Varsity Cheerleading KX Band 9-12. Joe Dominy If you hurt, and don’t want to smile if it takes just a little while open your eyes, and look at today you’ll see things in a different way. Fleetwood Mac Varsity Soccer 12� Chorus II. 12� FBLA 9-11� Cross Country 8-9� Jr. High Track 7 8. Valeda Ducillo Weda And through all the tears and the sadness and the pain comes the one thought that can make me eternally smile again: I have loved. Peter McWilliams Honor Society 11-12� Advanced Placement II I’m looking for space, and to find out who I am. I’m looking to know and understand. John Denver Ski Club 10-12� Drama Club 1012� Varsity Field Hockey II� Manager Girl’s Varsity Basketball II� FBLA 9� BOCES II� Advanced Placement 12� French Club 10� Focus 10� Girls’ State Representative II. Marie Erskine Erskine Kid Cursing the quest, courting disaster, measureless nights forbode. moments of rest, glimpses of laughter are treasured along the road. Dan Fogelberg Varsity Field Hockey 9-12� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II� Tennis 10-11� AFS 9-11� Focus 9-12� Advanced Placement 12� Student Council 9-KX Art Club 9-11. Robin Dell Farrar Margaret Farkas Maggie’’ To graduate or not to graduate that is the question.” Student Council 9� Varsity Volleyball 9� Varsity Softball 9-10� Varsity Basketball 9- 11 Captain 11-13. Effer on” Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.” Unknown Class Vice President 11-13� Varsity Track 9- 13, JV Volleyball 9, Varsity Volleyball KH3, Student Council 9-10� Coed Volleyball 10-13, Prom Court II, Ski Club 9-10. Wayne Fisher Dawn Noel Farnham Todd Richard Fenn Russell Flinn Bones One is never as happy or as unhappy as one thinks. La Rochefoucauld JV Basketball 10� Varsity Basketball II, BOCES 11-13. Those crazy nights. I do remember in my youth. I do recall, those were the best times, most of all.” JV Soccer 9-10� JV Baseball 9, Varsity Tennis K . Ski Club 9-11, Prom Court II, Prom King II, Chorus 11-13� Work Study 11-13, Lil Abner 9. Roseo” Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it.” Proverb BOCES 10-13� AV Club 10-11, National Flonor Society 11-13. Elliot Handke Ike Judy A. Gardner Punch Life can only be understood backward, but it must be lived forward.” Kierkegaard Varsity Basketball II. 13, JV Basketball 9. 10� Varsity Softball 9. 10. Catherine Ann Gordon In archery we have something of the superior man. When the archer misses the center of the tarbet. he turns around and seeks for the causes of his failure in himself.” Doctrine of the Mean JV Basketball. JV Baseball. Ski Club. Coed Volleyball. Jon Holdeen Cathy” For we that live to please, most please to live.” Linda Nelson BOCES II. 13, JV Basketball 9. 10, JV Volleyball 9, Varsity Softball II. 13, Varsity Basketball 9. 10, Photo Club 9. 10� Chorus 9. K . II. Later in the evening as you lie awake in bed. with the echoes from the amplifiers ringing in your head. You smoke the day’s last cigarette, remembering what you said. Ah. here I am on the road again, there I am up on the stage. Here I go playing star again. There I go Turn the Page.” JV Basketball 9. K . Varsity Basketball II, 13, Varsity Baseball II. 13. Amy Louise Honour Aim” Spending all my time trying to find th« day that could unlock the mystery, and when I find out what I can be. well, then I wonder, will I be free?” Rossington Collins Band Class President 9-13, Varsity Tennis II, Varsity Volleyball 9-13, Yearbook Editor 13, Focus Art Editor II, Ski Club 9. 10, Prom Court II, Senior High Chorus 9-13, Coed Volleyball 10-13. Donald Hosier Don Flo ”1 finally did it.” JV Soccer 10, BOCES II. 13, Cynthia L. Hurn Nurn” When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.” John Ruskin JV Cheerleading 9� Varsity Cheerleading 13� Band 13. Thomas Allen Jenks Bubba When you do something right. People never remember. But when you do something wrong. People never forget.' Unknown JV Basketball 9-10� JV Baseball 9-KX Varsity Baseball 11-13� Varsity Basketball 13� Workstudy 11-13� PromCourt II. Naomi Jill Kappel ... it is better to tell the truth than a lie . . . it is better to be free than a slave. And ... it is better to know than be ignorant. H. L. Mencken Band 9-10� Student Council 10� National Honor Society 10-13. Kelly Kilmer Purple Lady” ”1 am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” K. K. JV Cheerleading Captain 10� BOCES 11-13. William Floyd Klippel Cool Moose” The world is full of Roses, but you have to watch out for the pricks.” Study 11-13. Keith Kupferer Scallion” The people are like children� they must smash everything to see what is inside.” Georg Buchner Drama 10-13� Class Treasurer II� AFS 10-13� Advanced Placement 13� Student Council Vice President 13� AFS Vice President II. Ronald D. LaCoss Ron” Happiness is like a kiss—in order to get any good out of it you have to give it to somebody else. Unknown JV Soccer 9-10. Varsity Soccer 11-13� JV Basketball 910. Varsity Basketball II 12� Track 9, Tennis 11-12� Drama 1013, AFS 1012. Rose Marie Limoges Semper Ubi Sub Ubi” Chorus 9-12, Band 13, Advanced Placement 13, Latin 9-11, Latin Achievement Award K). Ann Marie Lopane Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Unknown Prom Committee II� Prom Court II, Prom Queen II, Work Study 12, Yearbook 12. Marjorie Louey Marj” The future is a world limited by ourselves, in it we discover only what concerns us and. sometimes, by chance, what interests those whom we love the most.” Maurice Maeterlinck Richard Louey Weed” The times change and we change with them.” Lothar C JV Basketball 9� JV Baseball 9, Varsity Baseball 10-13, Varsity Basketball 11-12, Prom Court II, Student Council, Work Study 11-13; Coed Volleyball 11-13. Jody Luther Pilot Do not be misled, bad associations spoil useful habits. Paul (I Corinthians 15:33) Band 9-12, Stage Band 9-12. Thomas Lyle Lovin' you is so easy.” Journey JV Soccer 10� Varsity Soccer Hi Ski Club 9- I3i AFS 9-12� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II. Paul John Mahoney Doc” For hope shall brighten days to come, and memory gild the past! Thomas Moore Student Council President 12� Press Secretary II� JV Soccer 9� Yearbook 10-12� National Flonor Society 10-12� Student Council 9� Model U. N. 9-KX Drama Club 8- 12� Quiz Team 10-12� AFS 11-12� Boys’ State Representative II� Advanced Placement 12. Lauren Ann Maloney ... give us the serenity to accept what cannot be changed, the courage to change what should be changed, and the wisdom to distinguish the one from the other.” Reinhold Niebuhr Model U. N. 10� AFS 9-12. Secretary K . Prom Chairperson II� Yearbook 9-12� Flonor Society 11-12. Secretary 12� Advanced Placement 12� AFS Exchange Student to Norway II. Tammy Mayhew Jamie McEnroe Smackie” ' Happiness is enjoying the realities as well as the frivolities of life.” Chorus 9-10� JV Cheerleading 9� Varsity Cheerleading 10� Prom Court II� BOCES 11-12. Joanne McEnroe Joe 'Y'” Walk carefully among my dreams . . . for they are small and easily crushed.” Field Hockey 9-12� Varsity Basketball 10-12� Coed Volleyball 10-12� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II� BOCES 11-12. Rene J. Miles Nay” James Milton Enjoy your own life without comparing it with that of another. JV Volleyball K ll, JV Cheerleading 10� Varsity Cheerleading 12. Megan Ann Miller Meg Often Happiness calls, but we're too busy to answer.” Anonymous Chorus 10. 12� Varsity Field Hockey 9-10� BOCES II. Milty” JV Baseball 10� AV Club 10-11, BOCES 10-0, Varsity Baseball 12. Elizabeth Murphy Penguin If you have something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was.” Band 10. II, Varsity Softball 12, Art Club 12, Science Games 10� Sruvival Club 10� AFS II, Yearbook 12. William Murphy Tina Perry Wayne Pulver Pretzel” Life is a long road with many forks and Intersections� the route you take must be chosen with care because this will determine your life's course.” Lisa Inez Rebillard Liser” Life is too short, so why waste precious time?” Pat Benetar Survival Club 9-10� Science Games 10� AFS II� JV Cheerleader 9� Varsity Cheerleader 10- National Honor Society 11-12� Work Study 12. II� BOCES 11-12� Prom Court II. Karen Ann Raper Marcelle Lynn Rueger Martha Alice Runge Rip Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward. It’s a chance I’ve yet to take, a friend I’ve yet to make . . . It's the person I have yet to be.” JV Cheerleader 9� Varsity Cheerleader 10� Chorus 10-12. Band 9-10. Prom Committee II. Rigger Knowledge is gained by learning� trust by doubt� skill by practice, and love by love.” Thomas Szasz Yoga Club 9� Twirlers 9-10� JV Cheerleader 9-10� Varsity Cheerleader 11-12. Let us run with before us. patience the race set Heb. 12:1 National Honor Society 11-12� AES 10-12� Focus 11-12. Editor 12� Field Hockey 9� GAA 9� Yearbook 12. Debbie Silvernail Pamela Smith Lisa Ann Silvernail “And only when we are no longer afraid to do we begin to live in every experience, painful or joyous, to live in gratitude for every moment, to live abundantly.' Cheerleader 9, BOCES 11-12. Roseann Simmons Big Red” I’m looking all around me. what do I see? Lot's of changing faces, and lots of things to be But I'm happy just to be a part of what I see As I turn around to look at you and you look back at me.” Dave Mason AFS 9-fti Band 9-12, Sk. Club 7-12, Prom Committee II, Prom Court II. Scott Francis Sullivan ''Sully” God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his son. I John 5:11 JV Soccer 9, JV Basketball 9, JV Baseball 9, Varsity Soccer 1012, Varsity Basketball K), Varsity Baseball 10-12. William Robert Thomas We never really grow up it seems. We keep in our hearts our fancies and dreams. And in a course tucked away is the child we all were YESTERDAY.” Anonymous JV Cheerleader 9, Varsity Cheerleader 10, Track 9, Chorus 9-12, Prom Committee II, Band II. Donna Marie Stevens Porky Within me lies the power to seize the hour and live my dreams. JV Basketball 10, BOCES 11-12, Honor Society 11-12. Wildo” And a new day will dawn for those who stand long.” Led Zeppelin JV Soccer K . Varsity Tennis 10-12, National Honor Society 11-12, Model U. N. K), Advanced Placement 12, Student Council 12. Eric Paul Thompson E. T. You’ve got to believe in foolish miracles. Ozzy Osbourne Varsity Cross Country 9� JV Soccer 10� Varsity Soccer 11-13� Varsity Track 9-13� Student Council 10-13� Intramurals 9-13. Ann Thrapp Mary Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out It doesn't matter to me.” Strawberry Fields Forever Beatles Field Hockey 10-11� Prom Committee II� Drama Club 10. Best Supporting Actress� AFS 9-13� Yearbook 13� Chorus 13. Randy Whalen Brian Masters Zelker Z-Man He who has never tasted the betterness of life has never known the sweetness of it all. JV and Varsity Soccer 9-11� Varsity Track 10-13� Prom Committee II� Prom Court II� Student Council 10� Coed Volleyball 11-13. Ill and the this our the Class of 1983 of Webutuck Central School in the county of Dutchess State of New York, being of sound mind and body do make, publish, and declare '-1 mu mm mrmmi - manner following that is to say . . . I. Heidi Ackerman, leave Mrs. Bon all the fixing of the AV machines. To Christine I leave the exciting bus rides to school. To Sue and Cathy I leave the fun time we had in the hall. To Mr. Vozab I leave one less person to yell at in basketball practice. To Maggie I leave one less person to explain the drills and plays to. To Missy D. I leave the exciting times of chorus. To Judy I leave the fun times of basketball practice. And to the girls' Basketball team I leave the best of luck. I. Kelly Adams, leave Betsy memories of A’s in the pool.” skiing, being scared to death during Friday 13th (knock, knock), and all our other adventures. To S-L-O-W Cheryl, the night of Wetmoore’s party, laughing at Alicia's craziness, constantly reading magazines, and hopes of many more good times. To Liche. memories of the Redroom. the W.B.. B and M days, and everything else—I know there will be morel! To the field hockey team—especially Elastic Woman. K.H.. M.K.. G.J.,—I’ll miss youl Thanks for a great year. Especially you Swem! To R.L., thanks for being a friend. And to Marie, a very special thanks for EVERYTHINGII I know we’ll remember it all. You’re the best friend a person could have! I. David Arndt, leave my parking spot on the road to Brian Fury. I leave my van to my little sister. Gretchen. when she’s old enough to drive. And I leave lots of late homework to Mrs. Bond. I. Cindy Belas, leave Pam. Tom. Martha and Lauren some chocolate milk and Officer, we’re just talking.” To Ann Marie, the F G. Salamander, and our friendship. To Martha, the Stuff” under my bed. To Pam. memories of going spaz in the Burger King bathroom. To Ann. Derek’s Scout on Prom Night. To Betsy I leave the HO business. To Marj. a big thanks for getting me home. To Ram Ron (you know who you are) I leave a broom. To Keith. Kill ZIL . driving, and the cups:” at the D.C.F. To my brother, much fun. and the hearse to drive to school. And to Bear, a big hug! Good Luck Everybody!!!— Ydnic” I. Trudi Carol, leave my bestest bud Liser a yearful of memories that will never die. especially Do you want to be here miss?” and the white spots on your seruchilll To Kerm a year's supply of porno movies and a penose. To Kevy the years of locker cleanout together and painting the road. To J.P. I’m sorry” and a big kiss for Jose’!! To Mark another chance to say I love you and thanks for understanding me! 3 very, very special words to 'Poo and everlasting memories of Yellow City, the Seat Monster. Cascade Mt.. Jason, the visit from the cops!!! And a long future together and a boobie twister for footer—and to Mom Dad thanks for everything I love ya both. I. Kevin Cathcart. of unsound mind and good body leave Todd to the cops and memories of them, partying, pizza. snowbanks, soccer, and old C.C. To Willie, a box. a pair of shorts, and a small donation for your car. To Bill a Cool Moose shirt and a couple of flies. To Trudi locker memories, painting the road. 55. and one Hydraulic lift. To Tommy J. the memory of being a Rug. To Rich a lollipop. To Scooby and Shag a mystery. To Jamie and Meg a mte at Brandy’s Two. And to Michele alot of good memories and me. I. George Collier, leave to my friend Bill Hopkins all my football skills. To my friend Wayne Gonzo Pulver I leave all the absurd things in the world. To Russell Beaker Flinn I leave all my skill in bowling and ping pong. To Dave Mona” Ackerman I leave my good looks (boy does he really need them). To my friend Wayne Fisher I leave my nickname Pudgie”. To John Hotdog Dean I leave all my future accidents, snow days, and also weather prediction. To Jimmy Milton. I leave all my Enus talk. To Fozzie Bear (Mr. Reagon) I leave all my driving skills. I. Liz Cooper, leave hoping I never have to come back. I leave Judy lots of luck and memories of our friendship. Donna, a million horses. Ann. the one and only B.H. Debbie, all of the guys that she dreams about. To Mr. V. I leave one large PIZZA with extra cheese. To Rose, remember to Hold the fort! To Kevin C. I still think my car is better. To Martha. I leave a box of Jujyfruits. Most of all. I leave all of my love to George S. Finally, a big thanks to my parents for being there when I needed them! I. Kermit Dawson, not all together leave a few things to my friends. To my sister I leave my parking space. Also some ideas to raise hell in this dump. To Trudi C. I leave the penose. To Todd F.. Brian Z.. Richard L.. Kevin C. Marty M. I leave the memory of the crazy night that we went to Cinema 55. To Robin Farrar I give you the movie undercover so you may dream of the man who could do it all. To Don Ho. Kinky. Porky, and Lisa S. I leave the memories of the fun times on the Bo Town Bus. To the Juniors I leave my seat at 55. Zina leaves Roseann. Karen. Lisa. Cindy, and Jamie rememberences of all the crazy times together and laughter that will never die. To Lisa $. thanks for all the rides home! To John L. one less flute player. To the Class of '83 good luck and be good. And to G.F. I leave all my love. I. Valeda Ducillo. being of sound mind and body leave all of the underclassmen of Webutuck fun with the Weasel Patrol. To my brother. Petos. I leave my seat in the Cafeteria, and all the fun of my senior year. To Roseann and Karen. I leave all the fun times of 2nd period, and all the laughs of Wally in gym class. To Maggie. I leave luck, love, and the last bust of the year. Your turn's coming up! To Kelly. I leave my seat in Mrs. R. S.S. class. To Kevin I leave all of my love, and all the beautiful memories of the Dee. Georgina can have the Math English. For my dear Summer of ’82. friend Jeff, all the wonderfully boring classes. 1 leave the 1. Barb Dwyer, leave Webutuck to Theresa the last of the girls that are really interested in hoop (basketball), and are Dwyers. To RL and TJ memories of AP and the lovely willing to work hard for it. Mr. Vozab and Ms. Swem. the librarian. To Judy a slice of pizza. two best coaches 1 ever had in Basketball. 1. Marie Erskine. leave to Kelly memories of all the crazy 1. Elliott Handke of no mind and some body leave my times we shared . . . P.P.l.T.B. Go For It! . Alicia one last seat m the library to whomever can put up with Mrs. Bon. Whoops 1 pulsed , memories of the flue is open . And 1 leave to Nips all the cold days in the year. 1 leave T.B.—have fun without me! And our many moments of all the crazy driving on Haight Road to C. Coon. 1 leave to uncontrollable laughter, to Bonehead and Cheryl 1 leave my Rich Louey all the crazy rides to school, and that one day diet— pig out”. Amy never forget that Ancient Chinese that you thought you would be cool, which led to a difficult proverb: You walka so fasti , memories of Yo Bill and situation. 1 leave my parking place to my cousin and his Gloria ? To Swem 1 leave a lifetime supply of Fig Pinto. 1 leave to Brian. Megan. Joanne. Charlie. John. Jamie, newtons—enjoy! To Keith a pack of gum. Marty Al” the and Marj the memories of Kent Falls last year. We'll have last of the Redfaced little people, and to Bill. Todd, and to do it again. And to Mr. O’connell 1 leave nothing al all! Derek one last twitch and P.U.l 1. Jon Holdeen. leave the memories of Howies to R.W.. 1. Maggie Farkas. hereby by sound mind and great body R.W.. and Fritz. Also. To Randy our 4 a.m. stroll by the big leave Kelly Ahearn all my eating in Home Ec class. To Dawn WCS. To Lori. Brenda. Dottie. and Stacy our everlasting Moore 1 leave my place on Varsity Basketball. To Jamie 1 friend ship. To Brian. Marj. Matt and Sandy the Dietary leave . . . well on second thought 1 just leave him!! To Peter madness and the Clown”. To Mr. Reagon 1 leave my 1 leave all my worthy possessions which 1 shouldn’t vacant seat in the driver’s Ed car and best wishes here at mention. To Karen and Roseann 1 leave all our crazy and Webutuck. To the coming seniors. Some Advice: Don’t fail wild times in our last year. Last but not least 1 leave Valeda anything, so your privaleges won’t be taken away!! To 3- all the memories of our friendship, the crazy sad times. DDD 1 leave the night of executions and pushups in the and for all the fun we’re still going to have. Good Luck road. Remember the Class of ’83 Rules! Goodbye!! class of ’831 Amy leaves Marie and Alicia all the fun trips to Potown. 1. Dawn Farnham. of almost sound mind and body, leave You walk a so fast” . . . Yo Bill! To Megan and Jo. thanks Webutuck for good. To DKF 1 leave our memories of our for everything, keep in touch, remember I’m here!! To trip to Fla. last summer. To T.P. 1 leave our ride home from Robin, you're a great friend. Thanks!! Remember skiing. Yee school (hope you get a bonus game). To J.S. 1 leave the Haw. Volleyball, and so much H 0T€. Good Luck, love Youl pizza mess in Tina's car for you to clean up. Also, don’t To Mikey . . . keep the M M mo on the road and keep in forget our salad dinner at Four Brothers. To KD 1 leave the touch! To Sean . . . three words that can sum up make-up and DL to make your face up at seven in the everything 1 want to say to you ... 1 Love You! ... a morning. 1 leave all my love to the one 1 love. whole bunch. (B.B.B.) Thanks for all the memories. 1 hope 1, Todd Fenn. leave Webutuck happily. 1 leave Kevin to there will be much more memories to come ? (1 hope!) the police after 9:00. Don’t forget CC. hosmphepher. 1. Don Hosier, leave my end parking spot to Brian Kaye. 1 cruising the mall and suck-em-in. Cool Moose think twice leave Stevie Norbet a couple more years of agony with the before riding on any grass. Wildo thanks tor the DO food teachers. 1 leave Michele Travis all of my Good Mornings, and your library. Lisa R. 1 want to say thanks for being a 1 leave all of those morning rides to Kermit Dawson. To good friend. Marj and Meg remember our talks . MM and Dubois Man 1 leave a chair at Cousins. To Boregard. Kinky. JM- Graduation Partyl To Lori C. 1 leave my love and lots Lisa. Dawn. Dave, and Kermit all of the great times we had of Jello. To Tyler and Leigh all the luck and happiness. on the Bo-town bus. Last but not least 1 leave my Heavy Good Luck Class of '83! Chevy to anybody who wants a great truck. 1. Judith Punch Gardner, leave to Mr. V. one less B-ball 1. Cindy Hurn. am glad 1 finally made it. 1 leave my sister player. To the Pooper Scooper the memory of the Grand Lisa to carry on. 1 leave memories of all our partying times Union brick wall. To Dino the door that hurt your hand. To to Karen. Roseann. Zina and Rene. 1 leave my love and Eric the memory of Workstudy. To R.S. thanks for being a future with Paul. 1 will always remember the night in friend. To Twig a cat. To Vic 1 give my love. To my Poughkeepsie with Rene. Marty. Megan. Kevin. Paul and me. parents thanks for being there for when 1 needed you. To the Big Flame breakdown. 1 will miss all my friends. 1 Heidi 1 leave the memories of Basketball. wish the Class of 83 the best of luck. 1. Cathy Gordon, leave most of the homework to Patt 8 1. Thomas Jenks. leave Anna the keys to the church. To 29 Seal, a N.Y. Jets superbowl ring. To Mr. Vozab. many fond 1, Rose Limoges, being of unstable mind, do hereby make memories of Bubba and the Turboo . To Cool Moose and my last will £ testament. To the cafeteria 1 bequeath 50 fly the gang, a fullcolor picture of the Mustang II. To Sandy. strips� to the administration 1 leave the window bars that many fond and good memories along with my parking they forgot to order to match the institutional gray of the space. To the AP English crew, many good memories along building� to future generations of Webutuck students 1 with sour jokes. To Barb and Rose, the Millbrook Deli! leave the hope of real food £ the unanswered question—Is Finally to Coach Keefe and the Baseball team. 1 leave my there life after high school? base stealing techniques! To the rest of Webutuck God I, Ann Marie Lopane leave the memories of a great Bless. Oh. Kevin, you’re the greatest Rug ever! friendhsip to Cindy B. and much more to come. Petrina. 1 1. Naomi Kappel. leave to Martha memories of road leave you the best of luck in everything. To Bill K. 1 leave painting, parties, and rumors. To Tom. Pam. Keith, and ihe award for killing the most flies”. Todd—don’t ever Martha, too many SD’s and not enough strawberries but forget Prom night! To Kevin 1 leave a giant bag of candy so lots of leftovers. To Debbie. Pam. and Donna, memories of your teeth rot. 1 leave special thanks to Lorre M. for being Sap’s. To Jim Fisher, a special Thank you” for sticking by a great friend. Best of luck to Dom and Lisa. And finally 1 me even when no one else would. And to the senior class. leave Webutuck one less Italian (Guinea). Best of luck to thanks for making me feel like 1 really belonged. Everyone! 1. Kelly Kilmer, leave Susan and Scott the best of luck. To 1. Marjorie Louey. leave Sam £ Marlene all the love. luck. Alicia hang in there the years will go fast. To Marcelle and happiness left in the world. To Mom £ Dad a big good luck with Fred G. and your dreams. To Jimmy all my thanks and love you”! To Rich. 1 leave a pair of baggy love and memories of 9 30 81 £ long rides to BOCES. To Levis and a flannel shirt ... To all those who participated 1 Larry M. all the jokes. To K.H., B.J.. R.D., D.W.. and D.B.. leave those memories of Kent Falls. 1 leave Meg. Todd and don't forget our vacation. To Cindy and Diann good luck Kevin memories of those third periods we shared . . . and memories of 11 12 82. 1 did it ma! Joanne. 1 leave you all the memories of UCONN. 1. Bill Cool Moose” Klippel. of no mind and some body. and the times with D.C. £ J.H.—may they go down in leave Mr. Vozab my Cool Moose T-shirt and a used can of history! Liz C. 1 leave you all the Weasel Juice you need . . DIF. 1 leave Bubba the good times in gym and memories of . To Ann Marie don’t forget our Accounting Class. (Oh. to the VOMET. 1 leave Wildo Zep another junk car and $1000 Mom McEnroe 1 leave a big I’m S-O-R-R-Y) Last, but not in parts. 1 leave Kevin a puffy coat. 1 leave Todd the fond least. 1 leave all my love and happiness to the one 1 memories of the night we tried to hang the sheet and love—Doug C. ended up in more trouble. 1 leave Rich some money to take 1. Rich Louey. leave Sam Louey to take good care of Mr. lessons on how to use cuff links. 1 leave Doc some spit balls Keefe, and give all of my outstanding collisions in the and another sneaker for another blowout. baseball field. Thanks Bob! 1 also leave my great one pitch 1. Keith Kupferer. being of little or no mind do hereby arm to Mike, and to the guy who just happened to hit the bequeth the following: To Mr. Ernst 1 leave a piece of 400 ft. well 1 hope you break your leg. To Brian Zelker 1 advice: Don’t ever have a year without a fruit sale again. leave a co-starring role with Chuck. To Kevin 1 leave all the To Paul Mahoney 1 leave a push mower and a new swagger good times in Biology and a good car that will start in the stick. To Lauren 1 leave patience to cope with her morning. To Todd I leave all the women. To Sean 1 leave problems. To Oogie Johnson 1 leave several Reese center field. To Amy 1 leave the one you love. And to the Wrappers. To Chris Hannon 1 leave Immenso . To Cindy rest of this wonderful school 1 leave the future. Belas 1 leave a deep ditch. And to anyone who 1 have 1. Thomas Lyle, leave B.L. happiness with Lauren and a forgotten 1 leave my apology. special friendship. To Keith 1 leave one Zil Killed. To Mr. 1. Ron LaCoss, leave T.M. a bottle of ink and memories of Ernst memories of Alander and putting us to bed. To Bill 1 1 streaking, to M.K. £ M.W. a piece of spaghetti, to S.C., a leave one hroken table. And finally to Pamela. 1 leave the stupid joke and a book on how to talk slower. To A.S.. a key to my ?art and all my love lasting forever. B.H. and one last flip. To Cooner. 1st and 3rd gears for your 1. Paul f honey, leave Scallion a copy of The Rules”, dune buggie and some wild hickory nut. To Mr. Riemer 1 Use then «ell. my friend. Wilson. 1 leave you a heel-click, a leave a dirty joke, a small flounder, and all my undone map of England c.1458. and a book on good taste. To Lauren assignments. To K.A., a brotherly hug. To K.K.. 1 leave a 1 leave simple firendship. that’s all. Mr. Heinsman gets the dead Alligator. To Derek, memories of Pete’s, splunkin’. S.S. Iron Cross, with oak leaves. To Mr. Riemer. thanks to a classes, and the old gang. 1 leave lost of luck to the rest of great teacher, and some hope for mankind. Mr. Merwin is the class of ’83 and to the other classes. left confused. To Herr Richard Ernst, much deserved 30 respect. To all my teachers, many thanks. And finally, to all my friends, my best wishes, and the best of luck to you all. I. Lauren Maloney, leave Willie. Eric, and Paul memories of the 5-minute rides to AP and a crushed hardhat. To Ann T.. memories of Prom Night and the underside of my Pinto. To Pam. a big thanks for being there and being a great frient. To Pam. Tom. Cindy and Martha a bottle of chocolate milk , the fuzz, and just talking . To Keith, a warm ear and Young Mr. P. To the Pam and Tom D.S.. my many thanks. To B.L.. a big pair of Elephant Shoes. To Mr. Ernst. Thank You for being a friend and memories of the marathon yearbook sessions. And finally, to my sister Linda I leave the best wishes for the future and alot of love. I. Jamie McEnroe, leave to Liser Kid the memories of the Big B”. To Megan all the crazy things we have done. We have torn up lawns, side-swiped buildings, got lost in H.P. and had a wild time in Arizona. To D.A. and J.M. the memories of English. You guys are great friends. To T.F. and K.C. never forget the time we went cruising around. To K.R.. R.S., Z.D.. C.H.. and whoever I missed thanks for all being my friends. To Greg I leave my little kid to raise Hell. I. Joanne McEnroe, leave Webutuck with the biggest smile on my face! To Marj I leave good memories of T’s. Reunite, gin tonics. UCONN. Jo-fireman. Doug. Police. Outlaws, and staying out late ... To Derek, when are we going to go swimming again? To my best buddie Megan. I leave my love . . . and the best friendship anyone could possibly have. Always remember the crazy things we've done, and don't forget Piglets, cruising, partying, and the other 1001 other things I can't mention Meg I would have never made it without you and I hope Arizona works outII To the KENT FALLS CREW: we have to meet real soon! To K.C. T.F. always remember BC’s. skiing, and K.C. next time we go over mid-station remind me to pick my poles up. A special thanks to Mr. Vozab. Miss Swem. and Mrs. Berg. To THE CLASS OF '83” I'll miss you all!!!! I. Rene Miles, am glad I'm the first of the Miles clan who finally made it. I leave my cousin Denise Miles to be the second one to graduate. I leave my memories and good times with Timmy Hosier. I will always remember the morning partying with Cindy. Roseann. and Zina. I will never forget the time down in Poughkeepsie when Cindy’s mother’s car The Flame” broke down. Most of all I leave Marty everything there is to give him. I. Marty Miller, leave all my friends with thanks and memories of all the good times. I leave K.D., T.C.. T.F.. R.L., R.F., and B.Z. each a year’s supply of peenoses. Rene, you can have anything you want. Bye Dobber. good luck. Oh. and Meg. you can keep the olive but I seem to have lost the pimento. I. Megan Miller, leave to Joanne all the fun we've had with the rope goat cart, also all the memories of a great friendship. I’ll see you in Pheonix. I also leave to Todd and Kevin the memories of the switch. We had fun guys. To Brian. Elliott, and the rest, were the Study Halls worth it? To my brother Martin I leave a glass of green pimentos and a jar of mayonaise. You’re still in the lead. Jamie always” remember our trip. I sure will. To Mike. I hope to stay friends, hopefully I'll run into you in the future. To Kookie Colley, a big thanks. Good bye. I. Donna Stevens, leave Twig the memories of the last 2 years and an everlasting friendship. To Lisa S.. Don H.. and Kermit D. I leave my parking space and to Sheila S. and Lenny M. I Leave the best of luck always. To Robert D. I leave a great job at Saps. And to my family, friends, and everyone that helped me through I leave a big thank you. I leave the memories of all the parties and Good Times to all my friends and Good Luck to the Class of '83. I. Jim Milton, leave Laurie and Debbie 5 boring years ahead of them. I also leave Kim good luck at Webutuck. I. Elizabeth Murphy, being of sound mind and body, leave all of my love and continuing friendship to Wayne C. Pulver. To Russell F.. George C. and Jim M., I leave my thanks for being my friends. To Judy B. I leave my seat on Bus 45 and all the fun of being a senior. To Mr. Merwin. I leave all of the joys of CPR. EMT. and the Amenia Ambulance Squad. To Larry. I leave the fun of driving his bus. Finally, many thanks go to all of my teachers for giving me an education that I could not have done without. I. Tina Perry, leave Webutuck to anyone who can en)Oy it. I leave to Kevin all of my love always and forever. Many wonderful memories of the times we have had together and many more to come. Remember the Prom and the fun we had. Always remember Oct. I and Jan. 18. To Dawn. I leave the ride home in my car and cigarettes in my shift. I leave all the memories of Scott to Jackie. Also the time we walked to school. To everyone else good-bye and good luck. And. Kevin, we will be together for a very long time. I. Wayne Pulver, leave my love and best wishes to Liz (Penguin) Murphy. I leave the little camera on Rt. 22. the color green and the absurdity in the world to George (Grasshopper) Collier. To Russell (Beeker) Flinn I leave my driving ability and weekends of bowling and Ping Pong. To Andy (Drew) Murphy. I leave the word Absurd Which he used to describe many events and people s actions. To Mrs. Bon. I leave one less tali person in the library to get things off of high shelves. And. to all my teachers. I leave one less person to be dealt with. I. Karen Raper. leave my friends with many memories. To Wolfer and Faleda I say Thanks for making senior year alot more enjoyable.” I leave Toot. Nay. and Nurn to think back on our talks in the lunch room whenver they need a the underclassmen, watch out for W.P. good laugh. To Big Red 1 say. Thanks for everything, keep 1. Pamela Smith, leave Martha. Cindy. Lauren and Tom our laughter in your heart and stay as crazy as you are.” memories of chocolate milk ' and We re just talking. (Also, never forget our someone special ) To officer.” To Naomi. 1 leave strawberries, limejuice. sugar. Kenny 1 leave ALL MY LOVE and a big hug for being there and crushed ice. and one more extremely important when 1 needed you. ingredient. To Lauren. 1 leave hoping for the best with B.L. 1. Lisa Rebillard. leave thinking if it wasn't for Mom 1 and a big hug for all the help you've given. To Deb. 1 hope would have never made it. To 2 special friends (Famous you find the happiness you’re looking for. To Denise 1 leave Jamous and Chewdy) thanks for all the good times and my untuned thing and memories of a special friendship always being there. Chewdy. remember, do you want to 5BC. And. last, to my tiger. Thoma. 1 leave many special be here miss.” And Famous Jamous. fill it to the rim ( and memories of the time we shared, and a special feeling in Brandy’s kids). Thanks Marty for always making me laugh my heart always. And. P.S.—some day you’ll have to trade and the good talks. To Petrina Lopane. good luck and have in my B-day gift. fun. And most important. Domemck 7 love you and 1. Will Thomas, being of sound mind and body, leave Cool thanks for getting me through. Moose the remains of the Torino”. Toad, the memories of Martha Runge leaves the gang (you know who you are) the Brooks incident. Kevin (Woodsy) Cathcart. all the fond great memories. To Cindy remember our long talks and memories of the D O., camping out. and the pool. To Doc. thanks for being there. To Cindy. Pam. Tom. and Lauren a new pair of sneakers; Lauren, an Easyrider” magazine. Chocolate Milk” but no cops next time! To Naomi lots Mr. Riemer. a new Graphite racket. And to Paul and Tracey of strawberries. To Derek. 1 leave a locker full of Lit books. Keesler. the memories of a great summer and friendship. Marie and Betsy E. get my Tittle people” collection. To because 1 wouldn’t have made it without you. I ll take my Keith Kill Zil. And a special thanks to Mr. Ernst for your hat with me. along with my Zeppelin albums, friendship and putting up with us on the campouts. 1. Eric Thompson, after four long years, leave: Greg a 1. Debbie Silvernail. leave Webutuck with a cry of starting position on the Varsity Soccer team (MAYBE). To victory. To R.D. R.D.. 1 wish the best of luck in locating a Kelly, the King leaves his crown. To Mrs. Berg, a chance to Pleat her jacket, and my best wishes. To T.D., 1 leave the rebuild the Varsity Track Team. To Mike, a chance to win memories of what we shared. To Kermie. Don Hoe. Porky, an M.V.P. trophy for Wassaic. where it belongs. To Brian. L.S.. the memories of Bo-town. To L.R.. 1 wish many happy the Best of Luck in getting The Seal . To Mr. Riemer, years with Dorn. To Mickey S Minnie. Punch. Super Cooper some confusing classes. To the Class of 1984-GOOD and Tom Cat. best of luck in years to come. To Rob S. fc LUCKII And To Rose. 1 leave all the good luck and love for Pat M.. 1 leave the memories of Juliet S.H.M. Thanks. the future. guys, for the great memories of growing-up in H.S. Take 1. Ann Thrapp. leave Melissa Mary a two ton Tootsie. care • Bronx Zoo where it all began, and a lifetime of memories. 1. Lisa Silvernail. leave first of all Fred M. all my love I and a chocolate sundae. To Father Tom. 1 leave Smiles, memories of what we had. and have. And to you. Mom£ Love and Blessings. To Mr. Ernst. 1 leave gossip and Ml. Dad. thanks for all the support you have given me through Alander, you’re a great cook. To Sheila 6 Gerri. 1 leave yard the years. To D.S.. (Boregard), Twig. K.D., D.F.. D.H.. 1 camping. To Cooper. 1 leave movies. P. Daily, and a broken leave Memories of BOCES Bus Rides. To Zina, lots of luck horn. To Lauren. 1 leave a garden of apricots that are oh with Gary. 1 hope everything works out. To my brother 1 so smooth ”. To D.R. 1 leave friendly hostility, and 25c. To wish lots of luck, and happiness (don’t get into too much Willie a meaningful Thanks. And to the crew a stormy Rudd trouble!) To Curdy, don’t forget our little meet up in Ames Pond Night. Cindy. Ann. Pam. Tom. and Martha. GOOD Parking Lot (HA. HAI) Last, but not least. 1 leave Webutuck LUCK! with memories not to be forgotten. 1, Brian Zelker. to all my friends at Webutuck. leave the 1. Roseann Simmons, thank everybody who made my memories of a friendship that will always last. Senior year great. To Zina. Cindy, and Rene, thanks for all the good times we shared. To Faleda and Maggie. 1 will always remember all the High and Mighty times we had. To Karen, you are a great friend. 1 can only hope we will always be close friends. To Jamie Parks. 1 Love ya. and 1 could not have made it without you. 1 hope you and your friends (P.D., J.B.. D.R.) have a great senior year. And to all 32 LOOKING AHEAD Members Of The Class Of ’83 Share Their Thoughts About The Future. After Graduation, As They Go In Their Separate Dir- ections, Pursuing Diverse Goals. They Will All Have One Thing In Commons The Memories Of The Years Here At Webutuck. All I want is to be happy” is how Donna Stevens (upper left) expresses her ambition. A demolition expert is the career that Derek Riemer (upper right) has in mind. Scott Sullivan (left) would like ' to do the Lord’s work” in the future. Finally getting everyone to learn to pronounce her name is a goal of Naomi Kappel (above center). Ann Marie Lopane (above right) wants to live her own life” after leaving Webutuck. 33 Cindy Belas (top) would like to be happy and make the best out of her life. Heidi Ackerman's (below left) goal is to be happy and have fun. The career of accountanting is Roseann Simmons’ (below right) ambition. Liz Murphy (bottom left) would like to become a registered nurse. To become an American gigolo is Marty Miller’s (bottom right) hope. To give someone a reason to live” is how Valeda Ducillo (above left) expresses her ambition. Joanne McEnroe (above right) would like to fulfill her potential and live a life full of love. Tom Lyle (left) just wants to be happy. A cosmotologist is what Dawn Farnham (below left) would like to become. After leaving Webutuck, Ann Thrapp (below right) intends to pursue a career in which she can help others as well as to live, love, and laugh forever. 36 Ron LaCoss (top left) wants to become a marine biologist and work with ocean mammals. Pam Smith (top center) has not yet decided what to do upon graduation. The profession of corporate pilot is a goal that Jody Luther (top right) would like to pursue after high school. Lauren Maloney (above left) aspires to be a member of the medical profession. Owning his father's corporation. Auto Parts of Conn., Inc. is the dream of David Arndt (above center). Richard Louey (above right) wants to beat Mr. Price in checkers. Karen Raper (right) would like to pursue the career of executive secretary. Don Hosier (far left) wants to work as a landscaper. To find true happiness and meaning in this life” is the desire of Paul Mahoney. Rene Miles (below left) intends to become a successful cook. Wayne Fisher (below right) is keeping his ambition a secret. Eric Thompson (bottom left) hopes to attend the 1988 Olympics (as a spectatori). A successful life in business is Tom Jenk's ambition, (bottom right) 37 I 38 Liz Cooper (top right) has not expressed her life’s ambition, yet. Kevin Cathcart (below left) hopes to live a successful life. Amy Honour (below right) wants to make the Whole World smilel The future is not clear to Jim Milton (bottom left). Kermit Dawson (bottom right) seeks a career in the Navy and his own business. Jamie McEnroe (top left) is going to become a professional cosmetologist. Todd Fenn (top center) wants to live happily in an exotic land. Computer programming is in George Collier’s Future (top right) Martha Runge (bottom left) hopes to Be true to myself . Russell Flinn (bottom right) plans to be a successful auto mechanic. Elliott Handke (top left) wants to be a successful farmer. Tammy Mayhew (top center) has not expressed an ambition. Bill Klippel (top right) cannot chose between living life to the fullest, or become a proctologist. Phil Clark (right) wants to graduate. To be. or not to be ...” a character acter is Keith Kupferer's (bottom right) dream. Cindy Hurn (bottom center) hopes to be successful in life. Bill Murphy (bottom left) has not told anyone what he wants to be. Wayne Pulver (top left) is going to pursue a career in the Biological Sciences. Eleanor Park (top right) has yet to announce her plans. To be with the one I love and to be a secretary is the hope of Lisa Silvernail (below left). Randy Whalen (below center) has not declared an ambition. Marcelle Rueger (below right) plans to be happy in life. Marj Louey (bottom left) wants to love and be loved. Barb Dwyer (bottom center) is going to be a genetic engineer. Megan Miller (bottom right) wants to fulfill all her dreamsl Willie Thomas (right) plans to live for a long, long time. Marie Erskine (below left) is looking to be an Art Teacher or Commercial Artist. Floral design is in Cathy Gordon’s future, (below right) Tina Perry (bottom left) is not certain of her ambition. Jon Holdeen (bottom center) wants to be able to fly so high, and never-ever have to come down.” To be eternally happy with the one I love—DL. is Lisa Rebillard’s dream (bottom right). Maggie Farkas (top left) wishes to always be happy and to make people smile. Judy Gardner (top center) tells people that she's going to be a professional Basketball player. Kelly Adams’ future lies in communications (top right). Brian Zelker (left) is going to open his OWN Martial Arts school. No plans are in Debbie Silvernail’s (bottom left) immediate future. Robin Farrar (bottom center) wants only to run like the wind. Trudi Carol (bottom right) wishes to be eternally happy. PRESENTING THE CLASS OF '83 45 Sleek Silky Sleek, that's what it is. Do you wanna dance? FASHION AT WEBUTUCK A Brief Look Every day is a fashion show at Webutuck with all the different looks that can be found. This is just a small representation of the many styles at Webutuck in ’82-’83. Preppy What is preppy you may ask? Well just look at the boat shoes and the upturned collar in these pictures. That's preppyl Cool The Don’t mess with me” look is quite popular at Webutuck. Many of these jackets can be seen worn by guys, and even girls nowadays. LOOK OUTIII 46 Typical Teens These teens are wearing your average everyday dress. Rugby shirts, jeans, nike sneakers, rag sweaters, blazers, turtlenecks, are a small sample of casual clothing worn by many students. Different It sure is. Wearing these outfits a person is sure to get a second look. Don't they remind you of Valley Girls? Totally Awesome fer surel After School Dress Your basic shorts over sweats and an old T-shirt is what is usually worn during practice. Go Webutuck! 47 WEBUTUCK GOES PUNK The Highlight Of Spirit Week In October Was Punk Day On Thursday, The 29th. Our Photographers Caught Some Great Shots Of Punked-Out” Webers. Some of the more outrageous getups are captured in these photos. Amy Honour's slicked-down hairdo and blue pumps were a real hit. Robin Farrar's purple striped leotard accentuated those foxy legs. Cindy Belas' expressions and mannerisms brought to mind an up-and-coming punk rock star. Go-gos, eat your heart outl 48 (top left) The breakfast at Webutuck takes its toll on Brian Barney. Because of the nesting bat in her hair. Sheila Thrapp (top right) disguised herself cleverly. Michele Wiedeman (above left) failed in her quest for a street corner, so she used the NEXT BEST THING. Maggie Farkas. (above center) really got into the punk scene by bringing along her serpentine friend. Sophie, who belongs to Jamie Parks. Sophie was promptly suspended by Mr. O'Connell. Marie Erskine (right) is seen minutes after mugging an Amenia bag lady. FACES MORE FACES A one strolls along any hall at Webutuck, the faces they see are mostly those of the underclassmen. They make up the majority of the student body, and what a spirited group they are! The underclassmen years are a time of laughter, fun, and tears. It is a time, too, of forming lasting friendships. These are also the most difficult years academically, when our abilities are put to the test. We all look forward to our senior year when it seems that the pressure is lessened and graduation is in sight. JUNIORS (far left) Big Mouth! (left) What's the main attraction, guys? D. Ackerman K. Ashman N. Bachmann L. Bertsch C. Bradley E. Bradley J. Brandt C. Bryant D. Cade S. Carroll C. Coon L. Cornish S. Coulthard D. Dauwalder T. Dawson 51 G. Dcyo D. Duprey M. Farnham J. Fisher B. Forte B. Furey T. Garnto C. Hannon B. Hay C. Henderson L. Horton M. Hulihan C. Huist R. Jarvis M. Jenks (left) Hey, Michele. Look at me now! (below) Having trouble concentrating, Coleen? K. Lango C. Lee T. Lynch M. Macura G. Mann J. McClune B. McEnroe M. McNamara L. McWhirt W. Moore Y. Mos B. Rasmussen R. Roberts B. Sandone A. Sartori 53 (far left) Hey Good lookin’ (left) Hi Jimbo! SOPHOMORES G. Babbitt T. Berlinghoff J. Bertomen J. Bilquin J. Butt J. Carol K. Conklin T. Conklin M. Dathner D. Day W. Dean R. Decker P. Ducillo B. Ertkine D. Farnham 55 w M. Kreiling K. Kupferer K. Nquyen D. LaCurto D. Lynch M. MacDonald R. MacDonald L. Maloney H. McGhee G. McNamara M. Mechare N. Milici J. Miller D. Moody T. Moody 57 (below) I’m cooil (across) Strain those muscles! 58 C. Nolan J. Odell A. Parker J. Parker J. Park K. Perotti C. Guinn D. Roode S. Shaffer K. Shufelt K. Silvernail D. Sitter D. Sledge G. Smith N. Smith (below) Grunchkin the witchl (upper right) Shovel it in. Tylerl (lower right) What did you fay about me? FRESHMEN 60 D. Ahders G. Arndt T. Barlow B. Barna B. Barney E. Bela M. Bilodeau C. Boyer G. Burke D. Cade D. Cahill D. Carman L. Carman G. Carol J. Clark R. Cookingham J. Coon K. Cournean R. Dean R. Delventhal M. Dushane T. Fenn M. Finkle M. Francis W. Gordon B. Grom D. Hammond M. Heiser G. Hoffman B. Hopkins (below) Get that camera away from mel (right) Did someone mention my name? ■ 62 W. Hosier K. Hulihan G. Jarrett S. Jones M. Kappel B. Kaye K. Kayea S. Kilmer C. Killmer R. Klippel M. Kormendy J. Lalonde F. Lattrell R. LeBlanc S. Louey T. MacNeil D. McEathron J. Meyer P. Millius K. Moody M. Moore W. Murphy A. Murray S. Nichols S. Norbet V. Ole L. Paine A. Parker R. Peck J. Petkovich 63 (left) Hi Kerryl (below) This is outl where the big boys hang B. Price T. Reiner G. Rockwood J. Silvernail M. Simonton G. Spinner D. Stark C. Steven on L. Swart R. Taylor S. Waite G. Wilbur T. Valyou J. Vidak (below) A face only a mother could love, (left) How far can you go? M. Ackerman P. Adrian M. Ball D. Barney H. Beneke D. Boyer L. Breen M. Breyetle K. Busselle L. Butts J. Carroll R. Chappell R. Cicarelli C. Conklin W. Conklin 66 (upper left) What a face! (lower left) God. this class is boring! (far right) And then Superman came from out of the skyl 66 S. Coon P. Coulthard D. Dauwalder H. Dean S. Delventhal G. Dorn R. Driggs B. Duncan T. Flint D. Gordon L. Gordon T. Greene R. Haight H. Hammond J. Hentschel t� N £74 S. Hoffman B. Holdeen B. Hooper T. Howley N. Hung C. Jobe T. Johnson T. Killmer H. Nquyen K. Kujath J. LaLonde B. Lancey J. Lattrell M. Lattrell P. Lawrence 67 K. Rasmussen E. Rhodes M. Savage K. Sawtelle D. Schreiber S. Schroder R. Senecal M. Snyder M. Stickles S. Stickles D. Thompson C. Tiso T. Tripp S. Wagoner R. Waite 69 70 R. Welsh M. Wesley G. Wickwire J. Wilbur J. Vidak J. Butts H. Cabe G. Cadarr M. Flint C. Hoskins B. Miles J. Wendover R. Wheeler CRRDE 7 E. Ackerman L. Babbitt A. Bagamolny L. Barlow A. Bartin C. Benjamin J. Boyer M. Bufselle J. Cahill R. Carpentier C. Chappell J. Cicarelli J. Clferi D. Clark L. Cookingham 71 72 K. Dean L. Dean B. Demarais S. Demarais B. Dominy F. Driggs M. Dushane M. Erwin T. F inkle E. Flanagan L. Flood M. Galgano J. Geisler W. Gordon I. Hafford 74 J. Lyman T. MacNeil T. Marcou D. McAvoy T. McCauley S. McLaughlin P. Millius L. Milton M. Morgan W. Moore D. Morey L. Morrison S. Murphy P. Newvine K. O’Connell A. Petter on T. Price W. Riddell A. Roberts G. Rockwood T. Roode T. Ryan M. Schooner V. Schrom P. Smith J. Snyder J. Spucches D. Strickland D. Valyou T. Valyou (below) Computer Martial (below) The three musketeers! N MENTORS Men • tor aAfter Mentor, Tutor Of Telemachus In The Odyssey Of Homer, Fr., L, GK Mentors I: A Close, Trusted. And Experienced Counselor Or Guide Every One Of Us Needs A Mentor Who, Because He Is Detached And Disinterested, Can Hold Up A Mirror To Us. — P.W. Keve From Websters Third New International Dictionary Here's a teacher who traveled halfway around the world to be in Webutuck. Mr. Kiau Loi's hometown is Singapore and he's seen a lot of sights and a lot of water before coming to us as a math teacher in 1969. Educated at Trinity College with a M.S. from Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute, we are glad to have him guide Webutuckers through the mazes of Math. Mr. Loi’s hobbies, interests, and activities remind one of perpetual motion: Tennis, ping- pong, squash, badminton, sailing, skating, skiing, traveling, reading, splitting wood, chess, backgammon, crossword puzzles, etc. Who is the man with the distinguished beard looking like a college professor? He is the patriarch of Webutuck’s math department. Mr. Roger Price has been sending young men and women into life with their heads full of theorems, equations, figures, and formulas since 1962. He got his B.A. degree from Albany State and he’s been following the college trail ever since doing work at Manhattan, Vassar. Trinity, Rutgers. Indiana, Sienna. New Paltz, Colgate and Marquette. With time out to be a family man, he also finds time to attend just about every sports event and student program Webutuck puts on. He is a student’s teacher. Would you like to run five or ten miles after school every day and they go in competition running a two mile race? Mr. Thomas Pavliga has a dozen or more Webutuck students who do just that for the old school and Pav , their coach. Over the years he has coached and inspired a number of cross country champions. In the classroom, Mr. Pavliga teaches Math and seeks to teach and inspire winners in life. He is always in there going full power—himself having studied and taken courses in eleven colleges over his years at Webutuck. Pav’s a teacher students understand. For instance, his favorite quote is, It's a snow day todayl” 77 Mr. Richard DesChamps has a family that loves teaching. He teaches biology and his wife helps start students off in the second grade. Teachers not only teach and give exams but they go through a lot of teaching and exams. Think Mr. Deschamps' biology tests are hard? He went through it all too. earning a B.S. at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, an MS and graduate work at SUNY New Paltz, University of California at Long Beach. SUNY Albany, and Wells College. He knows students have to take their day’s work seriously. His pet peeves are students who don't try and those who give up. Mr. David Reagon. the Earth Science teacher, loves rocks and it’s no wonder, he comes from Denver, Colorado—the heart of the Rocky Mountains. He also loves students who drive through stop signs (just kidding). He’s our Driver’s Ed teacher and does his best to make safe drivers of us. He also likes running, reading, and eating (not necessarily in that order). When asked if he had any pet peeves, Mr. Reagon confessed. I have no pet peeves but I do have a dog and some fish.” Mr. Reagon graduated form the University of Colorado with a BA in Geology. He has a Masters in Earth Science from Boston College. You think of a Physics and Chemistry teacher in their laboratories and classrooms with atomic charts on the walls, bunson burners, test tubes, experiments. Mr. Robert Riemer is in the classroom and laboratory at Webutuck, also at basketball games, soccer games, on the ski slopes with students, in the dark rooms of photo club, at the junior prom, at the senior ball and everywhere you find Webutuck students. Mr. Riemer enjoys young people and being a part of their maturing lives. He is a tough teacher but on the kids’ side every time. When you look through a microscope you discover a world of Little Beasties” according to Mr. Thomas Kelly. who has been teaching Biology and Junior High Science in Webutuck since 1973. After taking Biology you can't look at a lake or stream without remembering his class. When he's out of the classroom, Mr. Kelly is on the courts, both basketball and tennis. He also enjoys fishing and gardening. Hometown boy makes good! Mr. John Merwin is 100% Webutuck. Born rural Millerton, he graduated from Webutuck in 1970 and after going away to College he returned in 1977 to be our Health teacher. A key point in keeping fit and trim is to keep busy and active. Mr. Merwin follows his own counsel 78 and keeps active in and out of school. He’s J.V. Soccer coach and Junior Class advisor. You might also catch him jogging up Cascade Mountain any day. Would you believe Mrs. Lorraine Laufer's home was in Brooklyn. NY? Can you ever go back to the city after you’ve seen Webutuck? Nol Ms. Laufer came to Webutuck in 1973 and has taught English ever since. She enjoys the rural life and the young people from our small towns and farms. She has taken up organic gardening herself and loves horseback riding. The 10th grade class was fortunate this year to have her as their advisor. The other half of a great husband and wife teaching team at Webutuck, Mrs. Janet Reagon can be found in room 4 teaching Social Studies. She brings the worlds of Africa. Asia, and Europe into the classroom for the students to study and enjoy. Advisor of the entering class of 9th graders in Webutuck High, she guides them in getting a sense of class spirit. She began teaching here in 1981 and is a graduate of Wellesley College. A proud homemaker, her hobbies and interests are reading, cooking, sewing, community and church activities and vacation traveling with her husband. Parlez-vous francais? If the answer is no and you’re a student—TAKE FRENCH. You’ll love it and Mr. Richard Ernst— le professeur. He makes taking a foreign language fun. One indicator of a good teacher is the number of students who gather round his desk after class, before first bell in the morning and after school. There is always action in Mr. Ernst’s room. Mr. Ernst has made possible Webtide for three years as advisor. He takes his break from work by hiking and backpacking and cooking and baking (French or Spanish of course). One pet peeve, don’t let him catch any girls combing their hair in class. Coming a long way over the years form Buchanan. Michigan. Ms. Lisa Swem came to Webutuck in 1980 after graduating from Centre College of Kentucky and completing a master’s degree at Colgate University. Along with a day’s work of teaching Social Studies, Ms. Swem finds time and looks forward to advising and working with students in Varsity Field Hockey. J.V. Basketball, Student Council, Yorkers Club and Webutuck's Quiz Bowl Team. At home she likes a quiet hour listening to classical music. Her hobby is refinishing antique furniture. Places everyone . . . lights . . . action.” these words can be heard spoken by Mr. Ron Perry as he directs the school play. 79 He loves greasepaint and directs the drama and speech and dramatics competition as well as teaching English. After obtaining a BA at SUNY Geneseo, Mr. Perry came to Webutuck in 1981. Mr. Perry is the English teacher for Webutuck's Seniors. If you haven’t learned it yet, he gives you a last chance. His ambition is to help his students work up to their potential and challenge themselves. He enjoys going to museums, looking for antiques, theatre, dance, and playing volleyball. One of the highlights of the school year for the whole community is the annual play in May and the art show. The halls of Webutuck are filled with the art work of students in every class. The quality and originality of the work is consistently amazing. Every year art teacher James Tapley pulls out quality and creative talent in every media. Mr. Tapley has been at Webutuck since 1966, seeing that the arts are not forgotten. He is advisor for our literary magazine. Focus. Webutuck is proud that a number of its art students have gone out to make a mark in the art world. You can say that George Fullerton is as old as Webutuck. He came to Webutuck in 1957. We’re glad he has been around to help show us how to use our hands and heads in shop and mechanical drawing. He is a radio bug and also advisor to a generation of student hams. He is a homebody and loves Western music and square dancing. You’re his friend as long as you put in a good days’ work. Don’t waste timel It takes years of training and daily hours of practicing to make a musician. Everyone who takes an instrument in hand must at some point begin the long training. Mr. Don Utter, our junior high music teacher, is the man at this point of beginning. He takes the interest, dreams, and talents of young people and turns them into musicians. Mr. Utter plays the trombone and will be doing an Off-Broadway Show in the spring of 1983. A newcomer at Webutuck, coming in 1981, his pet peeve is students who forget their lessons. Can you mix down on the farm life with the love of Shakespeare, the arts, and history? You sure can. Grace Decker, English teacher at Webutuck since 1970, has been doing it for a long time. She loves farming and the rural life and has guided a good many Webutuckers through the rules of grammar and appreciation of a short story and makes it interesting and a part of the life of our rural community. You don’t go to Phys. Ed class for a beauty contest in Webutuck 80 but to get a good workout and an exercise in fitness. Christine Berg is the Phys. Ed teacher and loves her work and the people who work with her on Varsity, JV and Co-ed Volleyball which she coaches. A SUNY Cortland graduate she is an active sportswoman at home and enjoys relaxing with her husband and their pet dog, George . Looking as if he could step out of a turn of the century photograph with his moustache and beard. Mr. Edward Heinsman makes history come to life in the classroom. He makes the students work in history, but they leave with some idea of how we got to 1983 and where we may be going. Mr. Heinsman's pet peeve is not being independently wealthy, but that may change if he could write his first book. A familiar teacher at Webutuck since 1974, Mr. Heinsman’s own life history was changed in 1975 when he married Guidance Director Pat Sullivan—now Mrs. Ed Heinsman. He’s the man behind the girls on Webutuck’s winning girl's Varsity Basketball team. Talk girl’s basketball and you’ve got his attention. You’ve guessed it—Mr. John Vozab is the coach of the girl’s Varsity team that is hoping for first place this year. Along with the action on the basketball court, Mr. Vozab is a teacher of English. A family man who loves kids, he has only one bad habit and that is smoking blackboard chalk during his English lectures. He’s going to stunt his growth. She is the pep and spirit behind our cheerleaders. Francine Arceri is the cheerleading advisor to both Varsity and JV. Miss Arceri came to Webutuck in 1979 and as Home Ec. teacher has made better cooks and homemakers out of a lot of Webutuckers. She’s into home ec. even in her hobbies, which are gourmet cooking, regional and foreign recipes, sewing and interior decorating. Her pet peeve is people who don’t smile.” The goal of every teacher is to guide, assist and encourage every student to take full advantage of their talents and do the best they can. Mr. John Liskey loves music and the part music plays in life. For almost twenty years he has helped make musicians at Webutuck and has developed talent. Mr. Liskey makes music fun. Raised in Pennsylvania with a BS in Music Ed form Wilkes College and a MS from Penn State, Mr. Liskey has made Dutchess County and the Northeast his home. Mrs. Nina Campbell has seen every class graduate from Webu- 81 tuck since it was established on the hill. She has seen a lot of young people grow up and a lot of changes. She loves her work as business and typing teacher and looks forward to helping young people now entering the comput- er age. Originally from northern Westchester County, having moved to Millerton to start her teaching career at Millerton High School, Mrs. Campbell is another teacher who dislikes students who cheat themselves in school. Her pet peeve is student laziness. One of the most responsible jobs on a school faculty is the job of the Phys. Ed. teacher. A teacher out there on the gym floor doesn’t only have to teach the what about life and living but also how”. On the gym floor and the sports field, boys and girls get right down to learning teamwork, sportsmanship, how to win and how to lose. Mr. Ron Keefe is a man who teaches young men Phys. Ed. at Webutuck. A good Irishman, he is doing a great job. As Varsity soccer and Varsity baseball coach, Webutuck can look forward to winning seasons. Finishing her second year at Webutuck, Ms. Katie Joint has charge of teaching English to the boys and girls in Junior High. At this mid-point in their education and maturing, the Junior Highs need a special touch and inspiration and guidance. This Ms. Joint gives to them in her english classes. An added interest is being out of doors ice skating and cross country skiing, which also leaves time to advise the 8th grade class. Not Suprisingly, her quiet times are spent enjoying reading. A lot of good secretaries and business people out there owe their start to Barbara Bond who has guided, chided and corrected them through her business Courses since 1967. 82 She wants students to learn to be the best they can be and doesn't like the declining encouragement and appreciation for the values of public education. She herself is continuing her studies in the area of law. She likes skiing, backpacking out west and promoting ERA and feminist interests. Up from New York City for her first year at Webutuck, Ms. Vi Valckenaere has jumped right into the activities at school and in the area. She is a teacher of Social Studies for the school day and then home to her family. She enjoys an active life and sports, coaching girls soccer in Connecticut, playing tennis, and swimming. At Webutuck she is advisor to the Jr. Hi girls soccer club. A city girl through and through, she was educated at Queen College, finishing with a BA, an MS and a 6th year certificate. We hope she likes the rural life and can stand the quiet. Here is a woman who just has to love children to keep her equilibrium. All day long she teaches young people English and Reading and then goes home to a family of four little folks, all quite young. Mrs Beth Willis must look forward to summer vacation. Asked what she does with her leisure time, her reply was, What leisure?” Back when she was single, Mrs. Willis went to Elmira College and then on to Wagner College for a Master's. Oh, we forgot to ask her what the pay scale was at present for raising four children. An appreciation of art begins with the early experiences we have with pencil, crayon and brush in hand. As Junior High Art teacher, Mr. Marc Goldfarb is doing his best to make the world of art a real world for his students. Coming to Webutuck in 1981. he not only has his classroom responsibilities, but after class is advisor and helper to members of the Sketching Club, the Watercolor Club and the Marionette Theatre Workshop. With some time for skiing and tennis. Mr. Goldfarb also does creative arts work at home in ceramics, painting, and photography. We are sad to see Mr. Goldfarb leave at the mid-point of this year but wish him the best in his new position at Middleburg Central. If you hear any students singing in the halls, they’re probably practicing for one of Mrs. Joanne Moore's choruses. She keeps Webutuck singing, as chorus teacher and her encouragement, help and leadership keeps the Chorus, Junior High Chorus, Madrigals, and NYSSMA vocal competitors in top form. Her pet peeve is flies in the auditorium. You wouldn’t want to hit high C with a fly in your throatl Mrs. Diane Pasheluk came to Webutuck this year after having taught Special Education at Dover. Students who display a I don’t care” attitude annoy her. Raised in Yonkers, Mrs. Pasheluk attended SUC at Buffalo and C.W. Post University. She enjoys traveling, camping, swimming and reading. Mrs. Marion Bon. our Librarian since 1973, was raised in Poughkeepsie. She majored in French Education at the New York State College for Teachers at Albany where she was awarded a BA. Later on. Mrs. Bon completed an MLS at Syracuse University. In addition to her experience in the library field, she has taught English and this year is teaching a new introductory Latin course to students in 8th grade. In her spare time, Mrs. Bon enjoys gardening and knitting Mr. Edward Heenan has been teaching Work Study courses and supervising student work experience for several years at Webutuck. (above) Mr. Vozab models one of the outfits that has given him the reputation as a fashion trendsetter, (above center) Mr. Perry delivers another powerful serve at the student- faculty volleyball game, (above right) Mrs. Heinsman proudly shows off newborn daughter Jill, (far left) Mrs. Decker on duty in what some consider to be her most important responsibility at Webutuck. (left) Mr. Keefe readies the new Universal Gym for a class. 84 Being the guidance counselor for the seniors is not an easy job, as Ms. Elaine Trumpetto can tell you. In addition to her responsibilities as a guidance counselor, she has many other duties such as working with programs for the handicapped students in our district. Mrs. Pat Heinsman has been a guidance counselor at Webutuck since 1973. She enjoys reading, camping, hiking, bicycling and playing with her children Brian and Jill. She hates having to get up early in the morning. She got her B.A. at St. Joseph's College and later received a Masters from Fordham University. She hails from Brooklyn, N.Y. Ms. Elizabeth Travis teaches Special Education in a B.O.C.E.S. Classroom at Webutuck. She came in the fall of 1982 after receiving her Bachelors Degree from SUC at Oswego. She has just completed her Masters in Special Education this June. She enjoys canoeing, skiing, rafting and hiking. Ms. Fran Tolies is the newest teacher at Webutuck. She came in January 1983 to teach Junior High Art. As a ninth generation lllinoian, she attended Wester Illinois University for a Bachelors of Education Degree and later did graduate work at South Illinois University. Ms. Sue Berquist substituted for Mrs. Heinsman for a few months this year. (below left) Mr. Tapley advises Robin Dean on her technique, (below center) Ms. Swem’s overwhelming dedication to her students drives her to waste not one moment of precious time, even when on lavatory duty, (below right) Mr. Kelly evokes fear in the Varsity Volleyball team as he prepares to spike the ball (far left) Mr. Heinsman's love of History entends into this 8th period game activity, (left) Mr. Fullerton inspects some equipment so it is safely operable by shop students. 85 THEY MAKE IT TICK These people, who don't interact daily with us in the classroom, nevertheless fulfill an important function in keeping Webutuck on its course day after day. These people, who don’t interact daily with us in the classroom, nevertheless fulfill an important function in keeping Webutuck on its course day after day. Mr . Bagomolny Secretary Mr. Ronald Breyette Custodian Mrs. Cheryl Butts Cafeteria Mr. Arthur Heck Mr. Filmore Hosier Mr. Leland Hulst Mrs. Mary Lewis Custodian Custodian Business Manager Cafeteria Mr. Stephen O'Connell Mrs. Lana Richardson Mr. Myron Rindsberg Mrs. Deborah Saunders School Principal Teacher's Aide District Superintendent Teacher’s Aide Mrs. Doris Coons Cafeteria Mrs. Linda Coulthard School Nurse Mrs. Elizabeth Dobrwado Business Office Mrs. Rosemarie Flinn Cafeteria Mr. George Gordon Custodian Mr. John Lyman Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Mary Lyman Business Office Mr. Charles Meissner Custodian Mrs. Pat Norburry Teacher's Aide Mrs. Annette Schreiber Cafeteria Mrs. Gail Schroder Secretary Mrs. Theresa Selfridge Mr. Frederick Wilbur Cafeteria Custodian THE YEAR IN SPORTS_________ THOSE AMAZING ATHLETES 88 We dedicate the following pages to the competitiveness and the spirit that each athlete contributed to his her team. This story will evoke memories for the coaches, athletes, and fans. The acomplishemnts of the Warrior teams this past year are easily identified with themes. Themes that brought every team together in their respective sports, like chemistry. It was a bonding of athletes and their coaches and the coaches with thier athletes. It was the year of the three c’s to describe every team member, classy, competitive, and courageous. It was the year to winl We start Talkin’ Softball” in the spring with the Good News Bears” of softball. Although the team did not have a successful season, winning only three games, the team kept its pride up and the players Celebrated Good Times” while they had their chance. We continue into fall with Coach Swem and her Field Hockey team winning for the first time in four seasons. Becoming Stars in Their Own Time. Merwin’s Minutes Men seemed to come around to demonstrate the skills a J.V. soccer team should demonstrate. However, the major accomplishment of the season that seemed to be overshadowed, but duly recognized by the team and its fans, was Varsity Volleyball Coach Christine Berg and her diggers, bumpers, setters, and spikers' successful season. Don’t Stop Believin', Hold on to the Feeling was the conviction that lead the team to sectionals for the first time, finishing the season as the most productive and successful fall sport at Webutuck. The winter season did not start with Merry Christmas” but Together , the word that nine women varsity basketball team members and their coach, John Vozab. used to keep the competitive edge through a hectic and successful season, reaching the sectionals for the first time. The Cardiac Kids” stopped a lot of hearts in their fourth quarter surges, but managed to safely put their fans in intensive care after their many victories. Consistent hustle and skill were the major elements in McEnroe’s near-masterpiece. They got their backs off the wall, producing one of the most successful winter teams at Webutuck and in the Bi-Valley Conference. These sports participants embody the human drama of athletic competition. The following pages are Webutuck’s Wide World of Sports”. JUNIOR BUMPERS AND SETTERS Due to the inexperience of the Junior Varsity Volleyball team, and the fundamentals that needed to be learned, the junior bumpers and setters were unable to post a winning record. However, due to Coach Berg's patience, there emerged a team of strong servers lead by Joyce Coon, and Denise Schrieber and a solid setter. Donna Boyer. (right) Denise Cahill listens attentively to Coach Berg talk strategy, (far right) Denise Schreiber demonstrates the power in her serve, (below) Terry Roekwood waits intently for the serve. Team Picture. Row I. D. Boyer. K. Kayea. C. Boyer. Row 3. J. Coon. C. Breen. T. Roekwood. L. Gordon. Row 3, D. Gordon, scorekeeper. W. Murphy. D. Schreiber. B. Grom. D. Cahill. Coach Berg. YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY! Coach Lisa Swem and her Field Hockey Team are featured in an article in this yearbook. On pages six and seven, see how they've come a long way: four years to win their first game. Row I S. Schroder, L. Butts, D. Moore. G. Jarrett. K. Sullivan. S. Thrappi Row K. Busselle. K. Hulihan. T. Dawson. W. Hosier. Y. Zelker. K. Conklini Row 3i K. Shufelt. A. Sartori. K. Adams. J. McEnroe. M. Erskine. B. Erskine. Coach Swem Marie Erskine. JoAnn McEnroe, and Alicia Sartori get set on defense, (left). (Above) Coach Swem gives strategic advice at half- time. DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ Hold On To The Feelin' It started out the first practice of the season. Coach Christine Berg and captains Robin Farrar and Amy Honour sat the team down for a serious sermon. Although the speech was short, it sunk deeply into the mind and spirit of each and every player on the team, to the point of producing a winning season. The team finished with a 6-6 non-league record and a 5-5 league record, placing third. The strength of this year's team was its serving lead by veteran Eileen Bradley and rookie sensations Yvonne Moss. Ninette Milici. and Melissa MacDonald. Robin Farrar provided the power of the spike and Coleen Bradley and Amy Honour made key plays on Webutuck rallies. First year player Robin Dean showed clutch performing talent. Mid-season burnout tried to creep in but the encouragement of Coach Berg and sports therapy from Mrs. Elaine Trumpetto, the team was able to come out of the closet and started believing in themselves. That believing lead the team to sectionals for the first time in four years. 92 Varsity Volleyball Team Row h Jeanne Bilquin Ninette Milici Robin Dean Coleen Bradley Yvonne Moss Row 2s Patti Gordon Melissa MacDonald Amy Honour Robin Farrar Eileen Bradley Coach Berg SPEED, SKILL, STABILITY It was an off year for Coach Ron Keefe and the Varsity Soccer team. Although the team did not bring forth a season of victories, they respectably contributed their share of skill, posting a 4 win. 7 loss record. The team demonstrated quickness with speedstars Tom Stauffacher. Teddy Moody and Steve Waite, flawless skill from two time hat trick man Ron LaCoss. who lead the team in scoring with nine goals. Derek Riemer. who scored five goals and tough guy Scott Sullivan, last year's MVP. who also scored five goals. The tenacious Brian Furey. Chris Coon, and Chris Hannon intimidated the offense of their opponents as they took charge defensively. Goalie Brian Watkins made his foes respect him as a solid performer, chalking up 136 saves, having his best games against Spackenkill with 21 saves and against Housatonic with 17. In view of the potential that senior players Scott Sullivan. Ron LaCoss and Derek Riemer leave behind, all we can say is wait until next near”. 94 Team Members (pictured opposite page) Row l G. Mann. M. Grassel. J. Dominy. S. Waite. T. Stauffacher� Row 2-. R. LaCoss. D. Riemer. E. Thompson. B. Watkins. K. Lango. T. Moody� Row 3: S. Sullivan, C. Coon. B. McEnroe. B. Furey, C. Hannon. B. Jarvis. Coach Keefe. MERWIN'S MINUTE MEN Tick, tock, tick. Merwin’s Minute Men started to kick. For the first time in six years. Coach John Merwin experienced true progress and self-gratification watching his J.V. team perform. The team posted a 4-9-2 record this past season, improving their mental Team Roster Row It Greg Spinner Gary Burke Jim Clark Tyler Fenn Nicholas Glamann Greg Babbitt Row Jerry Carol Karl Moody Glenn Carol Brad Price Nguyen Von Quon Row 3. Coach Merwin Bob Cookingham David Cade Keith Moody Brian Kaye John Meyer and playing skills and showing a competitive spirit. Agressiveness and speed were two words used by Coach Merwin this season, and it especially applied to the offense of Brad the Bruiser Price. Gred Shooty” Babbitt, Gary Burke. Keith Moody, and Nicky Glamann. Awesome” is another word that described the defense of goalie Jim Clark, Jerry Carol, and the strong stopper Brian Kaye. All are wrapped up in the dedication and desire to learn of the J.V. Soccer team. hi 1 «tau� MC EN ROE'S NEAR-MASTERPIECE Coach Tim McEnroe had reason to be proud of this year's Varisty Basketball team. It was the first time that the Varsity boys put together an 18-5 winning record, finishing second in the Bi-Valley League Conference. The Near-Masterpiece” consisted of the Big Mac” attack of Brian McEnroe, averaging over 26 points a game. He was named to the first all-star team in the Bi- Valley Conference. Doctor” Jim Fisher made house calls on his opponents, controlling the boards with 16 rebounds a game. Senior players and co- captains Ronnie LaCoss and Scott Sullivan provided leadership while playing a consistent game on the court. The real ignition for this year’s Varsity team was Coach McEnroe’s Sophomores. Jerome Parker lead the team in dunking exhibitions while the Pac Man Jim O’Dell, and Keith Moody banged the boards on defense. The speed of Teddy Moody whizzing to the basket baffled the players on other teams. Gaining respect during the course of the season were the Sugar Seal” Sean Coulthard and Andrew Parker. The Dover Dragons, lead by Steve Milton were the arch rivals for the Warriors once again this past season, but Webutuck was able to rise above the adversary until the final game of the season which determined the first place team. Webutuck lost the game 84-57, but pride was not lost. They went on to win in the first round of sectionals. Words to sum up McEnroe's Near-Masterpiece are hustle, innate skill, drive and togetherness. Team Roster Row I, Teddy Moody Sean Coulthard Row 2 Paul Dominy Ron LaCoss Warren Moore Andrew Parker Row 3, Scott Sullivan Keith Moody John Holdeen Brain McEnroe Jim O'Dell Jerome Parker Jim Fisher 98 (upper left) Jerome Parker over accents his shot as he swishes the ball, baffling the arch-rival team, the Dover Dragons, (upper center) Brian McEnroe lets the Dover Dragons know he is present, scoring the lay up. (upper right) Tough Guy Scott Sullivan, the team's most valuable player, goes up strong for the shot against the Blue Devils, (far left) Senior co-captain Ronnie LaCoss shifts Haldane defense, setting the team up for a shot, (left) Doctor” Jim Fisher makes a house call on Haldane as he bangs the boards for the rebound. TOGETHER” D.C. 40! Veteran Coach John Vozab did not know what to expect from his nine women varsity basketball team members this season. It looked as if it would be a basketball season of trial and error. There were seven returning players, five of them were Seniors. The team was small and a bit slow. It seemed as though the only thing to do was to hope. But with the will of the team and charismatic coaching, the varsity team was able to post one of the best records in the league. Together” was the traditional theme for the team that gave the incentive to win. Captains Maggie Farkas. sho lead the team in scoring with 15 a game, and Joanne McEnroe supplied leadership and skill on the court. Second-year players Coleen and Eileen Bradley were also instrumental in the defense and offense of the game. The conviction together” lead the team into the goal Determination”, Concentration” and score 40 points”. Every game in which the team scored 40 points or better ended in victory. D.C. 40 was the adopted slogan during the last two games of the season and into sectionals. 100 The game was against Millbrook. Webutuck sought revenge having lost three weeks before to this team by 25 points. The Cinderella team caused the upset of sectionals, beating Millbrook in overtime 47-45. The excitement was beyond belief, for it was the first time Webutuck's girls had ever competed in a sectional game and won. Astonishment and euphoria carried the D.C. 40 team to another sectional victory over Croton. It was supposed to have been a season of uncertainty, but to the surprise of many, it was the year for the talented nine plus one. hell of a coach. Varsity Team Members (opposite page) Row l J. McEnroe. M. Earkas. Captains. Row 2. C. Bradley. Y. Moss. Row 3. E. Bradley. D. Earnham. L. Cooper. El. Ackerman. THE CARDIAC KIDS Heart stopping determination caused a lot of attacks on their opponents, as Coach Charlie Tardalo and his Cardiacs” produced the second best J.V. record in the Bi-Valley League. Experience and skill are the key to this clan's success. Captains Ronnie Whalen and Greg Shooty” Babbitt help the team in its performance along with second-year man Jamie Parks. The real ignition for the Cardiacs” are the experienced rookie sensations. The flamboyant Stephen Waite, Gary Burke on offense, and the tenacious defense of Brian Kaye and Antoine Parker provide the spark. The team started off the season ripping off nine straight victories, but was suddenly silenced by improved teams, losing three straight. However, in their perseverence, the Cardiacs” began to revive and palpitate to win their last six games of the season. That’s determinationi Steve Waite demonstrates the art of shooting a foul shot. (left) J.V. Basketball Team Row h G. Carol, N. Glamann. T. Fenn, G. Hoffman. Row 2: G. Babbitt. S. Norbet, S. Waite. B. Kaye. Row 3. K. Kujath, K. Cournean. A. Parker, J. Parks. R. Whalen. (below left) Shooty Babbitt is about to whiz past his opponent on the Millbrook team, (below) Antoine Parker plays defense with his hands down. TO BEAT A ZONE, YOU PASS Thi has been Coach Lisa Swem's reiteration at every practice since she has coached J.V. basketball, and it finally paid off. Experience was one of the reasons for the team’s better passing, shooting and rebounding. Returning players Gretchen Arndt. Kim Conklin, and Geri Jarrett demonstrated their leadership to the first year players and cooperation to their coach. Despite the team's unspectacular win-loss record, they managed to show spurts of complete ball playing to their foes, fans, and each other. Unlike last year the team showed superiority in using offensive and defensive plays, and full court presses. Team Roster Row l L. Butts D. Moore S. Schroder Row 2i T. Rockwood G. Jarrett K. Conklin D. LaCurto Row 3: D. Boyer M. MacDonald G. Arndt K. Busselle SUPER JOCKS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Row h D. Pulver. E. Rhodes, R. Senecal, T. LeJeunei Row B. LaLonde. P. Coulthart W. Gordon, L. Morrison, T. Green, J. LaLondei Row 3: A. Bagomolny, B. Duncan. G. Dorn. B. Holdeen, B. Hooper. G. Rockwood. R. Walsh. TALKIN’ SOFTBALL The win started off the season bringing the team to life it sparked a very good reason to keep them all psyched. They continued to win the next two hoping it would be the year, even though later it wasn’t, there were few fans that always cheered. Cris lluliano. of whom every ump asked. Is she the coach? perservered and pushed the team making the most of the team members she had. even though there were times we were creamed. The words to describe the softball team are. dedication, determination, and pride these three words are the true theme that just can’t be denied. 106 (kfl) Leener”. the team’ only catcher, takes a chance on her life receiving a pitch from pitcher Vonner Balboa . (below) Patty Gordon waits patiently for the ball to roll past her. You get out there and play some D . and don't back talk. orders Coach Cris lluliano. (opposite page) 1983 Softball Team. Row It Coach lluliano. T. Cookingham. Y. Moss. J. Gardner. Row 3: K. Conklin. C. Bradley. E. Bradley. M. Bradley. D. Cahill. Row 3« S. Baker. C. Young. P. Gordon A MARATHON MEN One of the basic principles in Marathon running is endurance. The ability to bear a burden under harsh conditions, and prolonged stress is characteristic of the long distance runner. Coach Pavliga and his Junior High runners are seen in the photo at left. 108 PERFORMING ARTS Q Z Cfi (RIGHT) Percussion and Brass. Row Is P. Couthard. J. Conklin. M. Kormandy. M. Morgan. C. Chappel. A. Bagamolny. Row M. Rosas. B. Holdeen. R. Waite. C. Wickwire. M. Busselle. T. Price. Row 3s H. Beneke. S. Hoffman. C. Jobe. K. Bussele. J. Murphy. Row 3t L. Lawerence. B. Duncan. J. Warren. M. Savage. C. Conklin, S. Schroder. R. Haight, D. Thompson. 110 Suzanne Schroeder accompanies Flautists Jill Murphy and Katrina Busselle. (LEFT) Woodwinds. Row It H. Beneke. S. Hoffman. C. Jobe. K. Busselle. J. Murphy. Row X. L. Lawrence. B. Duncan. J. Warren. M. Savage. C. Conklin. S. Schroeder. R. Haight. D. Thompson. Row 3: J. Lattrell. T. Flint. Ill X c O X KJ X 12 x O (BELOW) Alto . Row I, L. Butt . C. Benjamin. R. Kilmer. F. Drigg . W. Gordon. P. Adrian. M. Savage. Row 2, A. Peterson. D. Boyer. L. Flood. B. Stillson. M. Rosas. C. Meyer. J. Lattrell. Row 3: L. Parker. D. Gordon. V. Schrom. R. LeJeune, R. Carpentier. G. Wilbur. J. Snyder. K. Busselle. D. Lindsay. 112 (LEFT) Row l I. Hafford, M. Galgano. P. Lopane, L. Babbitt. K. O’Connell. B. Dominy. Row 2: L. Lindsay. L. Barlow. L. Gordon. L. Metcalfe, $. Hoffman, S. Metcalfe. Row 3: M. Hayes. S. Delventhal, D. Schreiber, D. Thompson, C. Jobe. S. Schroeder, R. Haight. 113 G Z co X o X C£ O z LU « ) (ABOVE) Row I: J. Conklin. M. Morgan. T. Moody. K. Lango. S. Kemmerer. T. Conklin. K. Sullivan. M. Kreiling. Row 1. M. Travis, D. Moore. P. Smith D. Cahill. M. Farnham, L. Maloney. S. Taylor. Row 3« E. Murphy. J. Luther. M. McNamara. N. Milici, L. Cooper, C. Bryant. J. Bilquin. (RIGHT) Saxophonist Jean Bilquin warms her hands and her instrument during a break in rehearsal in our frigid auditorium. 114 (LEFT) Band member Jean Bilquin presents Director John Liskey with a token of appreciation at the Winter Concert. (Below) Flautist Zina Decker demonstrates her skill on the piccolo. (LEFT) Row I: E. Murphy, S. Kemmerer, T. Conklin, K. Sullivan, L. Maloney. M. Kreiling. Row 2: J. Luther, M. Morgan. T. Moody, C. Bryant. K. Lango. E. Cooper. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS (BELOW) Altos. Row I. C. Nolan. R. Limoges. A. Honour. R. Farrar, C. Henderson, R. Peck. Row 2: M. Kappel, G. Arndt. K. Hulihan. M. Miller. K. Ashman, H. McGhee. Row 3; W. Hosier. W. Murphy. M. Jolley, C. Wagner. Y. Zelker. (LEFT) Accompanist Ninette Milici. (ABOVE) Tenors. Row l J. Silvernnail, J. Petkovich. G. Hoffman,. Row 2: T. Stauffacher, J. Carol, P. Clark, B. Barney, B. Watkins,. Row 3: B. Klippel. J. Parker. J, Clark, K. Cathcart. T. Fenn. (LEFT) The altos lift their voices in full holiday spirit during their performance of, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” from the musical Marne.” (LEFT) Row I: H. Ackerman. L. Maloney. Y. Moss. A. Sartori. J. Jarrett. Row 2t K. Ahearn. C. Hooper. K. Shufelt. T. Rockwood. T. Dawson. R. Farrar. K. Raper. R. Simmons. Row 3: D. Dauwalder. D. Cahill. B. Grom. S. Thrapp. P. Gordon. M. Mechare. S. Fontaine. A. Thrapp. (BELOW LEFT) Director Joanne Moore introduces a number at the winter Concert. Madrigals (ABOVE) Row I: A. Sartori. L. Maloney. J. Jarrett. R. Limoges. A. Honour. Row 2: K. Raper. R. Farrar. R. Simmons. A. Thrapp K. Hulihan 117 CHEERLEADERS Francine Arceri, Advisor Kelly Ahearn Roseann Simmons Linda Maloney VARSITY SQUAD Kerry Sullivan Robin Herow Michelle Travis Tammy Conklin JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Michelle Trainor Suzy Fontaine Michelle Weidemann 119 Sheila Shaffer (ABOVE LEFT) Laurey (Alicia Sartori) fantanzet about her wedding in the Dream Sequence. (ABOVE RIGHT) Will (Jim Clark) tells of his adventures in Kansas City to Aunt Eller (Kelly Adams). (RIGHT) Curly (Jay Carlson) convinces Laurey (Alicia Sartori) to ride in his Surrey With the Fringe On Top”. 120 (ABOVE LEFT) Aunt Eller (Kelly Adams) commands All right boys, let's dance” in the Farmer and the Cowmen” number. (ABOVE RIGHT) Jud Fry (Keith Kupferer) bids on Laurey's basket at the box social. (LEFT) Ado Annie (Kim Clark) consents to marry Ali Hakim (Paul Mahoney). (BELOW LEFT) Mr. Perry applies make up to Keith Kupferer to transform him into Jud Fry. (BELOW RIGHT) Cowmen (Dave Ackerman and Betsy Erskine) listen as Ali Hakim points out his dilemma. (RIGHT) Row I, L. Milton. J. Ciferi. E. Flanagan. J. Conklin. B. Lalonde. T. Marcou. Row J. Lyman. P. Newvine. B. Demarais. A. Bagamolny. W. Moore. L. Barlow. G. Murray. D. Strickland. Not pictured M . Swem. Advisor. YORKERS (ABOVE) Mr. Riemer. Ski Club Advisor, accompanied the club the day trip to Mt. Snow. Vermont this year as well as on the regular Saturday evening trips to Catamont. It was a good ski season and was enjoyed by the entire club. on 122 (LEFT) Row I: M. Runge. E. Bradley. D. Silvernail, P. Mahoneyi Row 2: R. Flinn, D. Stevens, L. Maloney, K. Adams. C. Bradley. W. Pulver. Row I: K. Kayea, V. Oles, R. Dean, G. Arndti Row 2i C. Breen, C. Nolan. S. Shaffer, Mrs. Campbell, Advisor. M. Kastner, C. Young FBLA 123 The Webutuck AFS Club if a student organization that is part of the American Field Service Inter national-lntercultural exchange program. We are proud of member Lauren Maloney who had the opportunity to spend last summer in Norway. 124 Shots of the AFS Mixer which was held at Webutuck on January 29-31. (above left) Maria Jimenez from Spain and her host brother David Best from Haldane Central School patiently wait for the dinner that Webutuck AFSers are preparing, (above right) Lori Best and Enrica Chicca from Italy, along with other guests attending the Mixer, take in the view on Sunset Ridge, (right) Arnt Saether from Norway wonders where all the January snow is. CASCADE MTN. VINEYARDS Flint Hill Amcnia. N.Y. 373-9021 _____________12501___________________________ Ready Mix Concrete Blacktop AMENIA SAND GRAVEL INC 914-373-8300 AMENIA VARIETY Amenia New, York 12501 373-8013 Soda. 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GOOD LUCK to the Class of 19831 Margaret 6 George Erskine All my love and thanks to the two people who mean the most in my life. Mom and Dadl Go for It Class of '83 Rock and Roll is my Reli gion and my Law Its ME S.M.F. Thanks Mom and Dad for the support. Elliot Love Robin Sean. You're a very special per- son to me. Thank you. You deserve the best. I hope maybe someday I can fulfill that. Don’t give up! Catch you on the rebound! Love B.B.B. Thank's Ma for all the help and understanding. I knew you had to put up with a lot with me. Thanks for all of the covering up” you did. I Love Ya! P.S. I Love You Bear!! -Cindy A special thanks to my parents for their patience and understanding. I'm Glad you were there. J.H. Thanks Hoppy and Cuddy for many unforgeta- ble memories. You are the Greatest and I Love You Both. A Friend Always TAJ. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 From The Members Of Tumbleweed Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love You for what you've given me and for always be- ing there. Your Son Tom CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '83 in search of their goals. Bette Jenks B.J. Ceramics We salute the Class of '83. and wish its members long life. love, and laughter. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Kappel Best wishes to little Sis fc her class—The Cooper Family Best Wishes to the Class of ‘83! Rick Stephens and Margaret Loenard from the double Deuce Diner. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '831 Chet and Rose Marie Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Mr. i Mrs. Richard Weinstein