Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

WEBTIDE WEBUTUGK CENTRAL SCHOOL AMENIA. NEW YORK TABLE OF COMTEMTS Page 6-7 Dedication 8 Memorial 12-13 Prom 16 Class Officers 17-32 Senior Formals 33-40 Senior Informals 41-47 Baby Pictures and Last Will and Testament 48-72 Underclassmen 73-83 Faculty 84-98 Activities 99-112 Sports 113-128 Patrons and Advertisements 3 1984 WEBTIDE STAFF Advisor — Miss Gamache Editor — Cristine Stout Senior Editors — Melissa Macura Christopher Hannon Christopher Coon Chris Bryant Coleen Bradley Eileen Bradley Cheryl Hulst Alicia Sartori Kelly Ahearn Kelley Ashman Jim Clark Sharon Hoffman Yvonne Moss Melissa McDonald Keith Kujath Leigh Ann Butts Dana Dauwalder Antoine Parker DEDICATION The class of 1984 would like to dedicate the 1984 Webtide to Mr. David Reagon and Mr. John Merwin. Besides coaching sports, both of these teachers have found enough time and energy to advise the class of 1984 for the past two years. We would like to thank them, now, for without their help, our Junior Prom would not have been a reality. So, it is with much appreciation that we dedicate this yearbook to them. 6 SOME PAST FACES 7 Mr. Reagon hiking in Black Canyon in Colorado (1981) In Memory of RICHARD T. McGHEE Born July 14, 1965 Died April 12, 1981 8 Three years since you've been gone, But the memory of you will always live on. It seems like only yesterday that we saw you last; Smiling and so full of life. We can remember your laughter and the fears you faced. We can remember your craziness and your tears. We can and will remember you forever here. Rich, you are a part of the class of 84, Mo matter how long time goes on. You’re in our hearts and in our souls. You’re a part of us that we will never let go. God wanted you with Him and we have tried to understand why? But now all we can do is keep your memory alive. Rich, in all the years to come, We can only hope and pray that you’ll remember how Much we love you and that you will always be a part of the Class of 84. — Debbie Mugler — TURN THE PAGE May 14, 1983 Stephanie Carroll and Brian Furey being crowned King and Queen, (left) King Brian and Queen Stephanie dancing the last dance of the night, (right) 12 Junior Prom Mike Worthington and Sheila Thrapp dance the night away. Coleen Bradley Rebecca Sherman Stephanie Carroll Cristine Stout Cheryl Hulst Lori Cornish Faith Sledge Kelley Ashman Alicia Sartori Melissa Macura Kelly Ahearn Prom Court Chris Bryant Kenneth Lango Brian Furey Sean Coulthard Michael Hulihan Warren Moore Brian McEnroe Thomas Stauffacher Christopher Coon Brian Watkins Christopher Hannon Prom Memories No electricity for two hours — starting at 10:30 P.M. — having only fast dances. Oodles of Prom glasses left over, cleaning the gym which took us six hours to decorate and only 45 minutes to clean! A special thanks to Mr. Reagon, Mr. Mer- win, Mr. Riemer, and their wives for chaperoning and never losing hope that the lights would come on. 13 15 WEBUTGCK CENTRAL SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 16 David Scott Ackerman Yackie Flirtin' with Disaster Ya all know what I mean The way we run our lives It makes no sense to me. I don't know about yourself or what you plan to be We gamble with the times We choose our destiny. — Molly Hatchet Boces 1012. Drama Club 912. Nancy Bachmann Set an example for all the little boys and girls for the hand that rocks the cradle can rule the world. — John Oates Student Council Homeroom Rep. 10. Boces 11. 12. Kelly Ahearn Kel-Dog The Secret of life is enjoying the passing of time! — James Taylor Chorus 9-12. J.V. Cheerleading 9. Varsity Cheerleading 1012, Student Council 10-11. Prom Court 11. Volleyball 12. Kelley Ashman Kel If you see someone without a smile . Give 'em yours. Chorus 9-12. Volleyball 9. 10. 12, Cheerleading 9. Student Council 9-12. Prom Court. Prom Committee. Lisa C. Bertsch Bootsie And so my friends will say goodnight For time has claimed its prize But tonight can always last so long as we keep alive the memories of paradise. — Styx Coleen E. Bradley — Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love . . . Time is eternity. J.V. Volleyball 9. Varsity Volleyball 10-12, J.V. Basketball 9. Varsity Basketball 10-12. Soft- ball 9-12. A.F.S. 9-10. Quiz Bowl 11. 12. Na- tional Honor Society 10-12. Prom Committee. Prom Court. Co-Ed Volleyball 9-12. Class Vice President. Yearbook 11 12. 17 Eileen Marie Bradley “Speak to me softly but tell me no lies; I see tomorrow shining in your eyes. I have no time now to stop and explain; I just keep movin’ cause it helps to ease the pain. Raymond R Hannisian Varsity Volleyball 9-12, J.V. Basketball 9, Var sity Basketball 10-12, Varsity Softball 9-12, Quiz Bowl Team 10-12, Co-Ed Volleyball 9-12, A.F.S. 9. 10. Photo Club 9. Yearbook 11. 12. Prom Committee. National Honor Society 10-12. Judy Brandt Christopher L. Bryant Critter I think I can, I think I can, No .. . I know I will succeed! A.F.S. 10. Boys' State 1983, Prom Court, Prom Committee. Stage Band 10-12, Drama Club 11, Class President 10-12, Band 9-12, Yearbook Business Manager 12, A.P. 12, County Youth Congress 12, 4-H Club President 912, Quiz Bowl 12. Stephanie Carroll Steph “That you may be loved, Be lovable Ski Club 9-12, Sadie Hawkins 9, J.V. Cheerleading 9, Student Council Rep. 10-11, Chorus 12, Secretary of Class 12. Prom Com- mittee. Prom Court. Prom Queen. A.P. English 12. Christopher H. Coon Cooner Life is short, and you only live once; so live it right!!! J.V. Soccer 9, Varsity Soccer 10-12, Co- Captain 12. Prom Committee. Prom Court. Yearbook 12, Ski Club 10-12, Ski Race Team 10-12, Conference C First Team Soccer 12. Lori Cornish Spunk I love you so you'll never know Don’t ever stop believing Out of our minds Time after time it's such a crazy feeling! — Jefferson Starship J.V. Volleyball 9, J.V. Cheerleading 9, Varsity Volleyball 10, Chorus 9, 10, Boces 11. 18 Sean Michael Coulthard Seal” Love within and you’ll begin smiling . . . There re brighter days ahead . . — Stevie Wonder J.V. Soccer 9. J.V. Basketball 910, J.V. Baseball 9-10, Varsity Baseball 1112, Varsity Basketball 11, Honor Society 1112, Answers Please Team 12, Prom Court. Boys State Nominee. A.P. History, A.P. English, Chorus 12. Dana Dauwalder In your life you must, decide on what you need and you must decide on what you want. Then you must go for it!!! Chorus 10-12, Madrigals 12. Varsity Softball 9, J.V. Basketball 10. Varsity Basketball 12. Tammi Marie Dawson Dittums” Remember yesterday, dream about tomor- row. but live for today; for all the wonders you seek are within yourself.” Chorus 9-12, Student Council 9-10, Field Hockey 11, Prom Court. Yearbook 12. Thomas Vincent Delventhal “mancho-man” Keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel! — The Doors BOCES 9, 10, Small Engines 11, 12, Auto Mechanic. Millbrook Football 12. Gazella Deyo I see my future at the rainbow's end . . . Happy hours and timeless friends . . . And if I ever chance to find my way . . . Rest assured I will stay. — Billy Squire Joseph E. Dominy I’ve finally decided to take life seriously. I just haven’t decided when! Track 9-12, Chorus 11, 12, Soccer 11, F.B.L.A. 910. 19 Paul M. Dominy ‘Sprawl'' The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. Varsity Basketball 11. Diann L. Duprey Dupe If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it's yours. If it doesn't. it was never meant to be. Melanie Theresa Farnham Me Mel Life is an exceedingly ingenious puult which baffles the mind. Chorus 9. Band 9-12, Focus 12. James H. Fisher. Jr. Jimmy Jim Turn me loose I got to get over the hump: en dangered species, we shall overcome. — P Funk Varsity Basketball 9 12. Brian Edward Furey Rudy If you think I'll sit around and watch the world go by you'll be thinking like a fool because it's a case of do or die. — Judas Priest Varsity Soccer 9-12, Baseball 9-11. Basketball 9. 10. Little Abner 9. Prom Court. Prom Com- mittee. Prom King. Student Council 11. A.P 12. Carol Glisson Billy or Mom Future Homemakers of America 9. French Club 9. Speech Club 10, Chorus 11, 12. Drama Club 12. 20 Christopher Luke Hannon “Hanbone • Just when you think you have it all figured out. you are proven to be wrong.” — unknown Photo Club 9. Varsity Soccer 11, A.F.S. 10. 11, Ski Club 9-12, Ski Race Team 11. 12. Tennis 9-12, Prom Committee. Prom Court. Advanced Placement 12, Yearbook 11, 12. Cyndee Henderson If I take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea; even there shall thy hand lead me. and thy right hand shall hold me. — Psalms 139:9, 10 Chorus 10-12. Kim Hosier What Do You Want? I Want Rock-n-Roll. You bet ya. Long live Rock-n-Roll! — Def Lepard Softball 10-12. BOCES 10. Multi-Occupation 11, 12, Cosmetology. Chorus 9, F.B.L.A. 9. Michael J. Hulihan ••Mike” Ain’t it funny how time flies When the best was yet to come What's so good about goodbye When the best was yet to come. — Bryan Adams Photo Club 9, J.V Basketball O10. Varsity Baseball 11-12, Ski Club 9-12, Ski Race Team 11-12, Prom Committee 11, Boys’ State Nominee 11, Student Council V.P. 12. Cheryl N. Hulst Things will grow old for the new to begin. There is no mystery that cannot be explained. And the river flows to the sea and the — world keeps spinning around, we ll walk the circle once again. — Jimmy Cliff Varsity Field Hockey 1012, Captain 12, Chorus 9-12, Focus 1012. Class President 9, Class Vice President 10, Prom Court, Prom Committee. Drama 9-11. National Honor Socie- ty 12. A.P. 12. Yearbook 11. 12, A.F.S. 9-11, Ski Club 1012. Bob Jarvis Give to the world your best and the best will come back to you. J.V. Soccer 9. J.V. Basketball 9. J.V. Baseball 9, Varsity Soccer 1012, Varsity Basketball 10 12. Varsity Baseball 1012, BOCES 11, 12. 21 Kenneth Michael Lango Charlie Brown 'Greater is he that is in you. than he that is in the world.” — Oral Roberts J.V. Soccer 9. 10. Varsity Soccer 11, 12. Ski Club 9-12, Student Council 10. 11. Varsity Track 10. Varsity Tennis 11. 12. Band 912, Prom Court. National Honor Society 12, A.P. 12. Cindy Lee I wonder where my life is taking me. I wonder what they all expect of me. Chorus 9. 10. Solo Competition 9. 10. BOCES 11. 12. Melissa Macura Each succeeding tear I shed because of you only makes you even more special and precious to me than the one before! Ski Club 9-12, Yearbook 11. 12. A.F.S. 9-12. Honor Society I M2. Prom Committee. Prom Court. Gregory Mann Greg The door to the world has been opened. It’s now or never, step through I will, to start my own life. Free to handle things my way. J.V. Soccer 9. 10. Varsity Soccer 11, 12. Track Varsity 9 12, Co-Ed Volleyball 10-12. 22 Brian Joseph McEnroe •'Mac ' For long you live and high you fly Smiles you give and tears you'll cry All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. . . — Floyd — J.V. Baseball 9. Varsity Basketball 9 12, Varsi- ty Baseball 10, Varsity Tennis 12. Michael H. McNamara Catbox “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death. Neither sorrow, nor crying. Neither shall there be any more pain: For the former things are passed away. — Revelations Ch. XXI V4 Class Treasurer 10, Class Vice President 11, Yearbook 12, Band 9-12, Honor Society 12, Track 10, 11, Cross Country 11. Prom Com- mittee. Boys State Rep 11. Yvonne Renee Moss Vonner If there is one piece of advice I could give; It is to believe in thy self, never losing sight of a goal that seems so far away. For in time it will be reached. — Yvonne Renee Moss A.F.S. 9-11, Yearbook 11, 12. Photo Club 11. 12. Student Council 12, J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Varsity Softball 10- 12. J.V. Volleyball 10, Varsity Volleyball 11, 12, Girls' State 11. Chorus 9-12, Band 9, 10, 12. Prom Committee. A.P. 12. Deborah Mugler Billie Rasmussen “Raz And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment. — Philippians 1:9 Drama Club 12. Tennis 12. Roxsanna Roberts Foxy Poxy And in chasin what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls . . . But in looking back at the places I've been I would sure be the first one to say when I look at myself today Wouldn'ta done it any other way. — Jim Croce 23 Bonnie Marie Sandone ‘Bon-Bon To acheive all that is possible we must at tempt the impossible — To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more. — Anonymous Chorus 9, 10. J.V. Cheerleading 10. Rudy Schaelchli Alicia Marie Sartori Liche The streets of the future littered with remains Of both the fools and the so called brains The whole predication is enough to kill But only God knows if it won't or it will. — The WHO Chorus 9-12, Student Council 9-10, Varsity Field Hockey 10-12, Captain 12, Varsity Ten nis 9. Drama Club 10-12, A.F.S. 9. 10, Solo Competition 9-12, Area All-State Chorus 10-12, Yearbook 11, 12. Prom Court. Prom Commit- tee. A.P. 12. Ski Club 10-12. Rebecca Sherman Jacqueline Marie Savage If I should live forever, and all my dreams come true, my memories of love will be of you — John Denver G.V.H.S.. Varsity Track 9, G.V.H.S. Pep Rally Committee. Chorus 10-12, Prom Committee Ann-Christine Sjonell Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. — Unknown Ski Club 9-12, Soccer 9-12, Tennis 9-12, Stu- dent Government 9-11, Band 9-11. Exchange Student Scholarship. 24 Faith K. Sledge Horsey •|n love the paradox occurs that two beings become one and yet remain two.” — Eric Fromm Nancy L. Smith Your stairway lies on the whispering wind. — Led Zeppelin Thomas Stauffacher Someday soon we ll start to ponder, what on earth’s this spell we re under, we make the grade and still we wonder, who the hell we are. — Dennis De Young Chorus 9-12. Prom Court 11. Art Club 9. Stu- dent Council 9, A.P. 12, Focus 9, Ski Club 9. Ski Club 912, J.V. Soccer 9. 10. Varsity Soc- cer 11, 12. J.V. Baseball 9. Tennis 11, 12. A.F.S. 9. Prom Committee. Prom Court. Chorus 11, A.P. 12. Flag Committee 9. Band 9. Photo Club 9, Art Club 9. Brian Watkins Wahoo Cristine Marie Stout Cris “Love is a symbol of eternity, it wipes out all sense of time, destroying all memory of a beginning and all fear of an end. — Mme de Stael Ski Club 9-11, A.F.S. 10-11, Yearbook 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12, Prom Chairman. Prom Court. A.P. 12. And if the dam breaks open many years too soon. And if there is no room upon the hill And if your head explodes with dark forebodings too. I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. — Pink Floyd J.V. Baseball 9. 10. J.V. Basketball 9. 10. J.V. Soccer 9, 10. Varsity Baseball 11, 12. Varsity Soccer 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Prom Court, Prom Committee, Student Council President 12. Michael Thomas Worthington Mickey Girls rock your boys. — Quiet Riot J.V. Soccer 9. J.V. Baseball 10-11, Varsity Football. Tennis 12. October Fest, and Lots of Party. 25 26 27 31 I Kim Judy Carolyn Gazella Anne Kelley Faith Tammy and Michelle Brian Tom Brian Kenny Mike 41 42 43 21. James Fisher 22. Melanie Farnham 23. Brian Furey 24. Michael Hulihan 25. Chris Hannon 26. Carol Glisson 27. Michelle Wiedemann 28. Tom Delventhal 29. Jackie Savage 30. Eileen Bradley 31. Roxsanna Roberts 32. Stephanie Carroll 33. Debbie Mugler 34. Gazella Deyo 35. Diann Duprey 36. Cristine Stout 37. Nancy Smith 38. Alicia Sartori 39. Tom Stauffacher 40. Faith Sledge 41. Kenny Lango 42. Tom Lynch 43. Kim Hosier 41 Last Will and Testament I. Greg Mann, leave Scott a standard transmission. To Daryl, a longer driveway so you can stall in third. To Dave, a magic marker, tape, and construction paper. To the rest of those on the BOCES bus, a faster bus ride, air conditioning, heaters, and a snack bar. To the senior class, problem free parties. To Tina, a private ticket booth, and love to you always. I, Gazella Deyo, leave six more years of this place to my sister. To Brenda, the good times like borrowing Gerry’s car. To Jackie, I leave a friendship and laughter. Nancy, don’t forget those endless first and third periods. Sheila and TJ, I leave you the bus ride. Finally, to the class of '84,1 leave my best wishes ... I, Carol Glisson, leave Monica my brains so she won’t lose her senior privileges. I also leave Jackie memories of our junior and senior years together ... Good luck!! I, David Ackerman, being of no mind and some body, leave the following: to John, Kent, Conn.; Jason, 8CK; Greg, memories of the BOCES bus; Lori and Becky, the hope of seeing you after graduation; and the class of '84, a future for all. . . I, Kim Hosier, leave Webutuck with great hap- piness. I leave Timmy Riener all my love and great memories of the BOCES bus trips. To Mrs. Bagomolny and Ms. Culver, all of the paper in the of- fice. Mrs. Saunders, you will be missed and remembered ... To Dawn B., I leave all the good times and don’t forget about our five day vacation. And, remember Alvin and the Chipmunks! To Nancy B., good memories of the Adam Ant and Romantics con- cert . .. that weekend was great! To the softball team, I leave my second base. To all the rest of my friends, good luck in the years to come! I, Billie Rasmussen, being of a semi-sound mind do leave my tennis racket to Dawn. The paper-route to Sue. To Cyndee, I leave good times in English and Social Studies. And, of course, to Judy, I leave Mark, Jay, John, Pat, Scott, etc.... I, Eileen Bradley, leave all the coaches at Webutuck a thank you for all that they've taught me on and off the court. I also leave Mr. Kelly and Mr. Vozab a pizza! To Alicia, I’m sorry I didn't realize you were such a great person until this year; I leave you our favorite soaps. To everyone who went to A.P., ’’Let’s get radical! To Coleen and Chris, I leave the best of luck and hope that you continue to find happiness together. I, Carolyn Young, leave many thanks and love to the Hooper family for letting me live with them. To Bob J., thanks for the many rides home from work. Cindy, remember sitting on the porch with your Mom. To Bill H., remember this past summer wtih J.M. and L.H. To J.M., I leave my love. Thanks Mrs. Reagon for putting up with me for two years. And, Mr. Merwin, remember Study Hall and Sr. High Health. Grandma, thanks for being there when I needed you the most!!! Good luck, class of '84. I, Lori Brunese, leave the younger generation the problem of getting the gym lockers open. I also leave my parking space to the next senior. I leave all my love to my family, especially to my Mom and Dad who I love so much!!! I, Faith Sledge, leave to Mom and Dad a big “thanks for everything. I love you both. To B.W., S.C., and M.H., thanks for being so sweet to me. Yvonne, you're the best friend in the world. Lisa, always remember our special friendship. Cheryl, I leave you my everlasting friendship. Most important, to Lou, I leave ALL OF MY LOVE FOREVER!!! You’ve made me so happy. I'll cherish all of our happy memories forever. I look forward to our future together!!! Best of luck, class of '84. I, Diann Duprey, leave Cindy Lee thanks for being my best friend. All the fun times together in school won't be forgotten. I leave Cyndee Henderson thanks, too, for being a good friend. I leave Melanie memories of Gym class and Home Ec. I leave Billie much thanks for her help with my homework. I leave Darrell my car since he talks about it so much. I leave Dawn and Donald memories of a great friendship. I'll always love you!!! I, Mike Worthington, leave to Brian Furey fun times on Cascade. To Brian McEnroe, I leave fond memories of coming to soccer practice. To Drew, I leave the duties of preparing the food for the OctoberFest!!! To Kelly Ahearn and Ann Christine, I leave fond memories of picking you both up in the morning; especially you Kelly. And, to my class, good luck!!! To Lisa Bertsch, I leave my car and good times going out. I, Robert Jarvis, leave my brother Steven the best of luck here at Webutuck. I leave Bill Hooper all my good looks and positions on all the teams. To Carolyn Young, I leave all those rides home. And, last but not least, to Cindy I leave my parking space along with my love. To the seniors, good luck!!! I, Coleen Bradley, leave Webutuck with many memories. To my coaches, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Reagon, I leave memories of work and laughter. To Donna, Melissa, and Lori, I leave many thanks for all your help and good times. To Eileen, Sis, I don't know what I would have done without you. Thank you so very much. Most importantly, to Chris, I leave my love. We'll make it through college, 'cause I love you so very, very much!!! I, Christopher Bryant, being of unstable mind and no body, leave the following: to Mr. Liskey, one less drummer and a big THANKS!!! To Mr. V., a box of col- ored chalk, to Mr. Merwin and Mr. Reagon, thanks for advising us all these years! , to Melissa Mac, a cherry at 4-Bros., to Sean C, Coulthard's corner and A.P., to Michelle K„ a broken drumstick. And, finally to Col- een, memories of our locker, ladies and gentlemen, and a special thanks for supporting me through two years. I leave you all of my love. Forever. I love you!!! I, Sean Coulthard, leave Critter sereneland and Rap- pin' Rodney. Michelle, I leave you a friendship that will never end. Thanks, and I won't forget you! Buckwheat, here's some pinto power! Yvonne, thanks for being there when I needed you. Mike, I leave you Pine Bros., Charlie's breath, and an everlasting friend ship. Finally, to Robin, I leave all of my love and a special place in my heart. I’ll love you always ... Everyone else, good luck!!! I, Nancy Bachmann, leave Webutuck very happily. To Lori, I leave our friendship that I would never have made it without. To Kelley. Becky and Dana, I leave our friendship. To Kelly, I leave the morning rides to school. To Kim, I leave my soap opera life. To Melissa, always remember New Year’s!!! Good luck to all of my friends. I, Dana Dauwalder, leave Kelley memories of sum- mer of '82. Kelly, memories of going home 3rd. Chrissy, memories of barns, talks, parties and trips. Bye all... I, Alicia Sartori, leave Webutuck with many years of memories behind me. Cheryl, what would I have done without you? R.I., googles, uncontrollable laughter, and the wasted minutes waiting for you to get your act together won't be forgotten ... who says we won't be friends forever? Betsy, you can have my number and my bloomers for good luck next season! Swem, thanks for the hockey stick; you shouldn't have!! Good luck class of '84; it's been real! David, I wish you lots of happiness and success! Mom and Dad, THANKS!!! Cheryl leaves the Big Weeber!!! To Alicia, I leave millions of goodies and one day, a world without googles!!! Most importantly, though, I leave you our in- finite friendship! I wouldn't have made it without you!! To Betsy, a future Rastafarian, a big hug for everything!!! Brian W., Ogden. J.B., J.P., AND D.R., BEHAVE!!! Peter, shine on, you crazy diamond and . . . guess what? Swem and Mr. Tapley, Much Gratitude! I insist future happiness for everyone!!! I, Yvonne Moss, leave to Sean, my soul, love, and the moonwalk. To Lisa, I leave the good times, and the scary! To Faith, I leave some funk music, and Magnum P.l. To Stephanie, I leave an afro and a hap- pier future!! To Gretchen, Michael Jackson, Robin, Brian Me, and Sue S., videos!! I love you Robin and Michelle!!! I, Nancy Smith, thank you. Mom and Dad, for sup- port to get me through school. Carl, always remember your great mother and our times together. I ll always be thinking of you!! Kevin and Frank, remember the good times we had. Paul, I leave you the thought of be- ing in school for another 4 years. To the class of '84, take what you can get out of life and good luck in the future. I, Thomas Stauffacher, being of sound body and reasonable mind leave the following: To Melissa Mac., SS11! To Ken, I couldn't have made it. To Jerry, I leave tons of everything. To Chris, construction. To Mr. Price, a very special thanks!!! Bye Bye ... To Everyone else, I leave —!!! I, Stephanie Carroll, leave a special thanks to Yvonne and Lisa for being there when I needed ya. To Keppy P., I leave all my love and an everlasting friend- ship. To Sean, I leave a great friendship and one less 43 person to tease!!! To Mom And Dad, I leave my love and thanks for your support!!! To Brian, I leave a most sincere I LOVE YOU and always will!!! We have so many memories to cherish!!! Be happy and good luck I, Judy Brandt, leave Billie memories of all our classes together, especially B.A. To M., one less per- son to pick on! To Mr. Merwin, Who are you going to sing Hey Jude to now?” Memories of our party to all that were there. Thanks to Mom and Dad! I love you both very much!! Good luck class of '84!!! I, Tammi Dawson, leave to Regina many memories of a cherished friendship. Thanks for all your help (D+J) and remember that there are a lot more great times to come. To Lisa, our crazy times. Remember the force, my luck, the parties, and mostly our great friendship. To Vette and Michele, thanks for being such terrific friends — I’ll never forget the great times. Lastly, thanks to you, Mom, for helping me through everything!! I, Lisa Bertsch, leave to Gina Mutch A.P. and the philosophical talks we had. To my special friend, Ankie, I leave you Tigger and our crazy moments together. To Jimmy Jim, sorry about the bad times, and try to remember all the good times. To D.M.C., I leave a thank you for being there and everything else. To Faith, our friendship!! And, finally, to my sis, Tam- mi, the summer of '83, and our eternal friendship. I, Cindy Lee, leave Diann much thanks for being a friend. Good luck with D.W. I leave Scott K. memories of my prom. To Kelly K., thanks for being a friend when I needed one most. To Cyndee, memories of Mrs. Bond's General Business class. To Sue, memories of BOCES and thanks for being a friend. To M.W., R.G., AND D.M., good luck!! To Ray K., Thanks, I always had fun with you!! Thanks to my family, too, for their support. Kelley Ashman leaves all her friends a lot of love, luck, and happiness. Kelly, thanks for everything; you’re the greatest!! Good luck with Philip! Deb, thanks for making those hard times easier. Dana, remember summer of '82 and all the good times. LOBSTERS FOREVER!! Lori, thanks and there's so much to remember! Becky, keep smiling! B.W., watch those trees!! P.D., keep your big stick in control! Chrissy, this place is left for you to rule next year! Robin, wish you were here! Mrs. B., thanks for everything. Love you. Sue. Robert, I know that one day you will ski in the Olympics. Tom, thanks for everything. To all my little boys, I love you! Jimmy, | leave you to carry on the Ashman name! Mom And Dad, THANKS!! I love you! And, to John, I leave all my love!! Thank you for making my life so special, we have so much!! I love you!! XOXOXOX I, Kelly Ahearn, leave Webutuck finally. To Kelley, memories of second periods and all the good times. To Dana, the wasted first periods. Ankie, your special memories of pizza and hamburgers. Nancy, thanks for all the rides! R.F., M.F., and V.D., you are great friends. To Rich, I cherish the moments I had with you. Mom and Dad, thanks for all the help. I love you!!! Philip, you're in my heart forever!!! Love you. I, Jackie, leave to Tony, Ang, Mae and Frankie many years at Webutuck and good luck. To Becky and Bob, Andy and Kimmy, I leave many thanks and much happiness. To Tina, many memories of our friendship. To Carol, Jimmy, and Kenny, the best of luck. To Stacy, Jessica, and Chucky I miss and love you. To Scott, I love you. I also leave our future. I, Cristine Stout, leave Jimmy happy memories of the Qs, Charlie, our plans for the future, the fun AFTER the prom, and above all, remember that I always will love you with all my heart. I promise that from now on there will be only happy times. I love you, JIMMY! Faith, remember Hotchkiss and Old H, and thanks for listening and understanding when no one could. Melissa, I wish things could have been dif- ferent — good luck! I, Ann-Christine, leave Webutuck with all the great memories. Gretchie, my superfun Sis, I leave you M.J. and T.D. Betsy, I leave you the chess board and my safety belt. Lisa, I leave you the WBLS. Sean, to you, the moonwalk. Finally, good luck to Yvonne, Kelly, Teddy, Brian, Brian, Mike, Lori, Nancy, Roxie, Alicia, David and Jimmy-Jim. See you guys ... I, Kenny Lango, of eager mind and body am leaving Webutuck with a sense of self-satisfaction. (I actually made it!!) Due to her ever increasing need, I leave M.M. my humor. To all the people who had the distinct privilege, I leave the ark. To my sister, L.B. and S.S., hang in there ... To T.S., who was like a brother, I leave all the great memories we have now. Good luck and stay in touch! 44 I, Lori Cornish, leave this school with one BIG sigh of relief. I want to thank all my classmates for all their help and friendship through the years. A special thanks to K.A., K.A., B.B., N.B., D.D., B.S., B.S., W.M., and last but surely not least, Tom Stauffacher. There are so many memories I can't forget about all of you. I just don't have enough time to write them all down. I leave all my love to my one and only James Clovgh and hopes of making it. Thanks Mom and Dad. I finally made it, and couldn’t have without you two ... I love you all... Tom D. leaves M.W. a Honda mrl25, wombat com- bat 125 and a Burger King burger beaver. To Brian, I promise to someday help you build the fastest Mopar in town. I leave lots of happiness to John And Kelley. To all my X's, I leave my love ... Stephen and Gregory, hope you have as much fun as your brothers did ... So long all... I, Roxsanna Roberts, leave to all my friends memories of the time we've spent together. To Bon- nie, all our wild weekends. To my brother, love and en- couragement. Mom and Dad, thanks for helping me through the tough times. Bye all... I, Brian Watkins, being of obviously sound mind and unique body, leave the following: Kelley Ashman, watch out for those trees, To Rudy, $3.00 to park your car. Kelly Ahearn, a chance to drive my car again. Michele, Thumper. To Kathy, my brotherly love. I, Michele Wiedemann, leave Michelle memories of growing up. To Michele, a big thanks. To Tammi, our wild weekends and crazy expeditions. To Chris, fight for the flag! To Betsy, monopoly and gumballs. To Brian, cartoons and the water tower?!?! To Dave, our talks and notes. To Eric and Keith, Alfred. To Tom, all of my love. To Gary, a kiss. Eric! Eric! Eric! To my class — good luck!!! Chow! I, Christopher L. Hannon, leave my good friends the memories of all the times. Mike don't forget the gas that night. Melissa, don't forget Tara wanting to come to school. Warren let's go swimming.” My racing buddies, don’t forget Arndt's van. Bye Bye. I, Michael J. Hulihan, leave Webutuck with a smile on my face. I leave my sister Kerry lots of laughs and good luck. To Brian Watkins I leave a golfing lesson from yours truly. To Jim Fish I leave many memories of girls and the great times we've had. To the one and only Cooner, what can I say? You've been a great friend and a wild guy. To Mookie Coulthard, I leave our great athletic accomplishments and thanks for be ing a great friend. And to the one and only Chris Han non, the many memories of the Bungie Bug, skiing, women and thanks for always being there. I wish everyone else a lot of luck and live it up! I, C. Coon, being of unique mind and body, leave the following: To Mike and Chris I leave a flagpole with racing numbers on it. To Wahoo I leave a ride home in total silence. To P. Moore, a muddy soccer field. To Rudy I leave a table, a nice table. To Melissa, I leave memories of D.R. and Jim Stack! Better luck next time! I leave Number 16 to Lenny with the expectation that he'll continue the reputation. To Doc I leave a ride home and rebuilt Mustang. To Dawn I leave my love forever, and all the memories of the times we've been together. I leave the tradition of my family to anyone who wants to remember us. Good luck to anyone who is still at Webutuck. I, Melissa Macura, leave Dana and Paul to lob on! To Betsy, I leave Don, Henry, bicycling, cool-aid, and stretch pants! Cheryl, take care of those kiddles! Cooner, you will never cease to amaze me!! Stubby, thanks for the prom ... Sorry! To Brian, special times — Erma still loves you! Thomas, you'll always be a friend!! To Michael, fond memories of our endless yet totally disgusting laughter! To Christopher Luke, my day will never be complete without you — you're ter- rific and I’ll always treasure your fantastic friendship!! Sue, I owe you my life ... but you will have to settle for a Friendly's Brownie Sundae! Leigh Ann and Dina, carry on! Dina, what did happen to that giant Her- shey’s Kiss??? Now, to my favorite Irishmen, I leave you the thin, blue-eyed brunette chick you so desire ... Thanks and be happy!!! Bye all... I, Tom Lynch, leave Brian Furey our trip to the Big Apple, and much thanks for being a good friend! To Mr. Merwin and Mr. Mouren, I leave a broken window. To Mr. Vozab, I leave all the times we talked about Yankee Baseball and Giant Football. To Mr. Price, I leave my geometry book. To Beth, Amy, and Peter, I leave the best of luck in their years to come in school 46 47 UNDERCLRSSMEN G. Babbit K. Ball D. Bassuk T. Berlinghoff J. Ber tomen J. Bilquin J. Butts J. Carroll K. Conklin T. Conklin V. Cookingham M. Dasher D. Day W. Dean R. Decker P. Ducillo B. Erskine D. Farnham Class of 985 • Class of 985 • Class of 985 C. Hint S. Fontaine M. Galgano N. Glamann P. Gordon M. Grassel R. Grey R. Herow C. Hooper J. Johnson M. Jolley M. Kastner S. Kemmerer G. Kilmer M. Kreiling K. Kujath K. Kupferer D. LaCurto D. Lynch M. MacDonald P. MacDonald Class of ’85 • Class of '85 • Class of ’85 L. Maloney H. McGhee G. McNamara M. Mechara N. Milici K. Moody T. Moody C. Nolan A. Parker J. Parker J. Parks K. Perotti C. Quinn C. Quinn D. Roode V. Santarsiero V. Santarsiero R. Schreiber S. Shaffer K. Shufelt K. Silvernail D. Sitter D. Sledge S. Taylor G. Thornton S. Thrapp Class of ’85 • Class of ’85 • Class of ’85 M. Trainor M. Travis J. Vancour D. VonAhn E. Walters M Wiedemann R. Whalen C. Young Y. Zelker Sophomore 52 Class of 985 • Class of ’85 • Class of9 Class of ’86 • Class of ’88 • Class of ’86 54 R. Dean Silvernail breaks into NORAD R. Delventhal T. Fenn M. Flint B. Grom D. Hammond G. Hoffman B. Hopkins W. Hosier K. Hulihan G. Jarrett S. Jones M. Kappei B. Kaye K. Kayea F. Lattrell Class of '86 • Class of ’86 • Class of ’86 T. Leafe S. Louey J. Meyer D. Miles K. Moody M. Moore W. Murphy S. Nichols S. Norbet V. Oles A. Parker R Peck J. Petkovich B. Price T. Reiner Class of 86 • Class of ’86 • Class of ’86 � T. Rock wood J. Silvernail M. Simonton T. Stanton D. Stark C. Stevenson R. Thomas T. Valyou J. Vidak S. Waite Class of ’86 • Class of ’86 • Class of ’86 M. Ackerman P. Adrian M. Ball D. Barney A. Bassuk H. Beneke J. Bouton D. Boyer S. Breen Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 � L. Butts J. Butts M. Breyette S. Burdette G. Cadarr H. Cade L. Carman J. Carroll R. Chappell R. Cicarelli Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 C. Conklin S. Coon P. Coulthard D. Dauwalder H. Dean S. Delvanthal G. Dorn B Duncan T. Flint M. Francis E. Gordon L. Gordon R. Haight H. Hammond J. Hentschel S. Hoffman B. Holdeen B. Hooper L. Hoose R. Hough C. Jobe S. Kent C. Kilmer Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 � S. Kilmer K. Kujath J. Lattrell M. Lattrell P. Lawerence T. LeJeune D. Lopane N. Macura J. McWhirt S. Metcalfe C. Meyer D. Moore K. Morrison J. Murphy A. Murray a, Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 • Cla asdfghjkl;;lkjhgfdsa G. Murray H. Nguyen L. Peck T. Price D. Pulver K. Rasmussen E. Rhodes M. Savage D. Schreiber S. Schroder M. Snyder P. Socolow Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 • Class of ’87 ,, S. Wagoner R. Waite R. Welsh S. Wendover C. Wickwire J. Wilbur « Class of ’87 • Class of '87 • Class of ’87 E. Ackerman K. Adams L. Babbit A. Bagomolny L. Barlow C. Benjamin M. Busselle J. Boyer J. Cahill R Carpenter C. Chappell J. Cicarelli J. Ciferri D. Clark J. Conklin L. Cookingham K. Dean L. Dean Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 63 B. Demarais S. Demarais B. Dominy R. Driggs M. Erwin E. Flanagan L. Rood R. Fort gang M. Galgano J. Geisler W. Gordon I. Hafford M. Hayes I D. Hosier J. Hosier T. Hotaling L. Kent J. Killmer 64 Class of ’88 • Class of ‘88 • Class M. Kormendy L. Lawreence R LeJeune L. Lindsay V. Lindsay J. Lyman T. MacNeil T. Marcou D. McAvoy S. McLaughlin P. Millius L. Milton M. Morgan L. Morrison S. Murphy P. Newvine K. O'Connell L. Parker C. Platt T. Price D. Quinn Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 W. Riddell A. Roberts G. Rock wood K. Romano T. Roode M. Rosas T. Ryan M. Schooner V. Schrom R. Seneca I 66 Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 L. Swart D. Valyou T. Valyou T. Wallentine Come on why J. Williams don't you sit down? RS® ’ iBB Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 • Class of ’88 « R. Ackerman J. Ackerman S. Alpert S. Andrews P. Barlow B. Barlow L. Bowser W. Brown C. Breyette D. Burke C. Cahill N. Colkin J. Connor A. Daukontas P. Dauwalder D. Day S. Decker T. Doyle A. Ducan T. Dwyer K. Eschbach Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 D. Haight H. Hance M. Hastings G. Hotaling M. Hurley P. Killmer R. Kilmer C. Koerner K. Kornelli J. Kreiling Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 „ 70 Class of ’83 • Class of ’83 • Class of ’83 M. O'Dell Q. Van Pham J. Platt M. Prlndle M. Quinn P. Quinn B. Riener D. Roberts C. Romano C. Roode L. Rowe S. Russin P. Seneca I T. Shaffer L. Shook S. Shrremetis R. Simonton J. Snydir N. Spaulding J. Spucches Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 7, Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 • Class of ’89 FACULTY (top left) Myron Rindsberg: Superintendent, (top right) Stephen O'Connell: High School Principal, (middle left) Leland Hulst: Business Manager, (middle right) Mary Lyman: Accountant, (bottom left) John Lyman: Cafeteria Manager. 73 (top left) Linda Coulthard, (top right) Patricia Heinsman, (middle left) Patricia Norbury, (middle right) Elizabeth Travis, (bottom right) Faith Gamache. 76 s c 1 e n c e a n d H e a 1 t h (top left) Robert Riemer, (top right) Thomas Kelly, (middle left) David Reagon, (middle right) Richard Des Champs, (bottom right) John Merwin. 77 78 (top left) John Liskey, (top right), JoAnne Moore, (middle left) Donald (Jtter, (middle right) Marion Bon, (bottom left) Charlotte Warwick. 80 c Bus Drivers: Charles Goggins, Richard Doughty, Lucille Hoffman, Edward Jenks, Michael Russell, Kenneth Stevens, Candace Stuart, Margaret Berlinghoff, Russell Flinn, Edward Dwyer, Cynthia Goggins, Joseph Brown, Marion Clark, Ernst Hooper, Dale Langton, James Lavalley, Ronald Murphy, Francis Revette, Grenville Shaffer. 82 Ct’iufratulatioiH’’ Cffl vf' '84- WEBTIDE PRTPON5 FDR IRflU Clayton and Grace Decker The Who A.F.A.C. Killer Kooje Jake and Elwood Blues Lennon McCartney Peter Dennis Blanford Townshend James Clark Inc. Herbie Hancock is 91 Woodstock Father Pek Good Luck Class ot '84 Good Luck Lady Bertsch — Sir Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bryant Jane and Harry Bly Gerri and Mary McNamara Mikey Me. Good Luck Uncle Day, from Issa Bang Yer Head!!! You finally made it Class of '84 I love C.M. Muzzie Poo J.B. and B.C. Hey Jude Good Luck Eileen and Coleen, Love Matt Christopher Lee Bryant — I love youl Col I love you David I love R.E.K. Good Luck Cindy — Lee Lynyrd Skynyrd Cathy — Carol — Christine Louise — Michael — Mike A.M.S. I A.M S. II A.M.S. Ill Cris and Jim Tim, Pete, and Tom Kelly John Brunese Lori Brunese Loretta Dennis Fred Dennis Wayne Moore Faith Gamache Janet Reagon Margaret Castin John Butts Larry Merwin Violet Brunese John Butts Carpentry Kelsey and Dawn Congratulations Class of '84 Marian Bon Best Wishes from the Bradleys Finally Thanks for your help Kim., Mrs. B. Kim, Sandi, and Denise. Buddies forever. Sean and Teddy, thanks for the beeps! Hey, Liche, get that gnome off my face! Go ahead David, win “the race, I don't care. Mrs. Vern Fish”, its got a nice ring to it Betsy! Peabo, the Face loves you! It is me .. Noopie! John and Pat Macura Nadine Macura Mutuchka Jane Jerry McDonald Good Luck Class of '84 — T. J. Best Wishes Rudy, J. Hohmann Congratulations Rudy, S. Lewis Good Job Rudy! T. Sutherland Good luck Rudy! Cyn and Charlie Best Wishes, COLONIAL PHARMACY, Amenia, N. Y. Good Luck! COUSINS I Amenia, N.Y. 83 Thanhs!! Route 343 BRANDY'S Amenia, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1984 ll ■=[] j i =3 1 c tfufl ffuD @0 @0 =!M 11 31 OuD ODD (Q) (Q) =a =a 1? 3 3 ODD IM1 W) @S O (fi) =a =a i—i i—i i—i i—i Gui] Gufl @© G® Focas FOCUS is published three times annually and consists of student poems, short stories, and artwork. Mr. Tapley advises the staff. Editor: Cheryl Hulst Art Editor: Yvette Zelker Treasurer: Betsy Erskine Subscriptions: Suzanne Schroder Melanie Farnham Sheila Thrapp 86 Senior High Chorus The Senior High Chorus, directed by Mrs. Moore, per- forms in a Winter and Spring concert. Madrigals (below) is a select group of talented, harmonious voices. Suzanne Schroder is the student accompanist, (left). First Row: Mrs. Moore. L. Gordon. L. Butts, S. Metcalfe. R. Thomas. A. Sartori. P. Adrian. Y. Moss. Second Row: K. Ball. D. Cahill. D. Dauwalder. 87 Tenors and Basses First Row: J. Petkovich. G. Hoffman. P. Socolow, S. CouHhaid Second Row: J. Silvernail. T. Tripp. B. Watkins. J. Carol Third Row: Howard Dean. J. Clark. J. Parker. P. Lawrence. W Hoop -- Altos First Row: R. Dean. P. Adrian. Y. Moss. C. Henderson. L. Butts. Second Row: F. Sledge. D. Boyer. C. Meyer. S. Jones. C. Stevenson. C. Nolan. Y. Zelker. Third Row: K. Ashman. G. Arndt. C. Glisson, J. Savage. H. McGee. M. Kapel, K. Hulihan. D. Gordon. Sopranos First Row: M. Savage. L. Gordon. S. Carroll. L Maloney. G. Jarrett, P. Lopane. A. Sartori, S. Hoff man, S. Schroder. J. Brandt. Second Row: D Dauwalder, K. Ahearn. T. Rockwood, J. Lattrel, S Metcalfe. C. Hooper. D. LaCurto. C. Hulst. B. Er skine. D. Cahill. D. Schreiber. Third Row: D Dauwalder, C. Boyer. B. Grom. M. Simonton, S Burdet. K. Ball. M. Mechare. M. Jolley. R. Herow S. Thrapp. R. Thomas. Junior High Chorus The Junior High Chorus is also directed by Mrs. Moore. The student accompanists are Nancy Col- kin and Erica Fortgange. (right) Row 1: T. Dwyer. T. Doyle. J. Kreillng, J. Wendover, S. Alpert, K. Kornelli, A. Daukontas. E. Fortgange. E. Flanagan, B. Walsh. V. Linsy. Row 2: N. Spaulding. A. Roberts. M. Hastings. S. Finkle, L. Flood. B. Barlow, S. Furey, K. Eshbach, L. Snyder. Row 3: M. Wilbur, D. Clark. D. Hosier. K. O'Con- nell. M. Hayes. P. Marling, J. Snyder. T. McNeil. P. Seneca I. L. Leafe. D. Day. K. Cahill. N. Colkin, L. Parker. 89 Junior High Band 90 Mr. Utter. Row 1: M Kormendy. J. Conklin. M. Morgan. S. Alpert. C. Lango. C. Koerner Row 2: S. Russin, C. Chappell. A. Duncan. J. Newvine. P. Marling. G. Murphy. D. Day. B. Barlow. T. Doyle. N. Colkin. Row 3: M. Rosas. K. O’Connell. S. Demarais, J. Warren. S. Furey. K. Eschbach. K. Adams. L. Lawrence. L. Barlow. Row 1: B. Duncan, D. Thompson, R. Haight, S. Kent, L. Maloney. T. Flint, G. Arndt, M. Farnham. S. Taylor, C. Jobe. S. Hoffman. J. Mur- phy. Row 2: Mr. Liskey, B. Watkins, K. Lango, T. Moody. D. Cahill, M. Savage. J. Lattrel. C. Conklin. T. Price. C. Wickwire, Y. Moss. M. McNamara, T. Leafe, C. Bryant. M. Kreiling, N. Milici. SENIOR HIGH BAND The Webutuck Drama Club presents A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE At the end of March, 1983, an American Classic came to the Webutuck stage. Under the watchful guidance of Mr. Ron Perry, Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Mamed Desire came alive for two nights of large appreciative audiences. The tragic play coaxed out many never-feltbefore emotions from the young cast, and a tribute goes to them all for carrying it off so well. Many thanks go to Mr. David Reagon for helping design a magnificent set. The play was involved in an area dramatic competition, and Keith Kupferer went on to win two outstanding awards for his portrayal of Stanley Kowalski. As a whole, the production will be long remembered. The Cast: Keith Kupferer — Stanley Kowalski Kelly Adams — Blance DuBois Cheryl Hulst — Stella Kowalski Jim Clark — Harold Mitchell Leigh Ann Butts — Eunice Hubbell Paul Meyer — Steve Hubbell Brad Price — Pablo Gonzales Tyler Fenn — A Young Collector Betsy Erskine — Nurse Chris Bryant — Doctor Sandy Taylor playing the piccolo. The Stage Band, also directed by Mr. Liskey, is a group of accomplished musicians. They perform in the Winter and Spring concerts, and their selec- tions range from the brassy, big band sounds to up to-the-minute rock and jazz. The Members of Stage Band are: Y. Moss. T. Moody. J. Con- klin. K. Lango. S. Kemmerer. B. Ducan, T. Conklin. L. Maloney, S. Kent. M. Kreiling. M Milici, M. Morgan. Beat those drums. Mike! SKI CLUB is one of the most popular activities in Webutuck. On Saturdays, students ride the bus to enjoy the slopes of Catamount. Mr. Riemer organizes these outings, and also a day trip to a larger ski area. This year the group is going to Mt. Snow. y national HONOR SOCIETY A. Row 1: S. Stout. S. Coulthard. M. Macura, C. Hulst. Row 2: K. Lango. C. Bradley. M. McNamara. E. Bradley. The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is made up of dedicated students with an 85-90 academic average in their Junior or Senior year. Members are also picked for leadership and character qualities. This year, a Broadway performance of a A Chorus Line was attended by the group. Students belong- ing enjoy Senior privilege status. Row 1: M. Hayes. L. Lindsay. D. LaCurto. L Milton. Row 2: K. Silvernail. C. Hooper. C Young. L. Maloney. C. Nolan. Row 3. L Parker. V. Lindsay. S. Shaffer. M. Kasner. H McGee. M. Machare. Drama Club D Day. T. Dwyer. T. Doyle. K. Ramano. S. Hoffman. S. Schroder. C. Lango. J. Kreiling. K Eshbach. S. Furey. Row 2. K. Cahill. E. Fortgagne. R Giumarro. A. Daukontas. J. Clark. C Meyer. K Adams. C. Boyer. M Wilbur. N. Colkin Row 3: Mr. Perry. A. Bassuk, L. Butts. P. LoPane. D. Boyer. K. O'Connell. S Metcalfe. J. Brandt. C. Glisson. 96 THE 1984 YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: M. Macura. C. Stout. D. Mugler, L. Butts, C. Hulst, C. Shufelt. Row 2: K. Ashman. B. Watkins. D. Dauwalder, C. Bradley. E. Bradley. M. MacDonald. A. Sartori. Y. Moss. Row 3: Miss Gamache. K. Ahearn, C. Bryant. C. Hannon. J. Clark, K. Moody. K. Kujath. M. McNamara. S. Hoffman. Student Council % Row 1: K. Ashman. B Watkins. C. Hannon. M. Kreil ing. Row 2: M. Trais. B. Price. J. Clark. C. Koerner. S. Furey. Row 3: T. Finn. T. Conklin. S. Kemmerer, S. Hoffman. M. Busel. B. Riemer. D. Thompson. D. Haight. J. Kreiling, D. Quinn. 97 YORKER CLUB advised by Miss Swem Row 1: D. Quinn. D. Wick wire. E. Fortgagne, J. Corv klin. T. Ryan. J. Lyman. S. Murphy. J. Ciferri. Row 2 J Warren. A. Duncan, S. Alpert. E. Flanagan, G. Murphy P. Marling. S. Furey. K. Eschbach. L. Barlow. T. Mar cou. J. Newvine. H. Hance. K. Dean. A. Bagomolny. B Demarais. M. Wilbur. L. Lawrence. P. Newvine. T Valyou. Row 1: L. Babbitt. S. Delvanthal. J. Lattrl. M. Savage. P. Adrian. L. Butts, S. Hoffman. P. LoPane. Row 2: K. Adams. T. Price. N. Macura. M. O'Dell. K. Romano. D. Day. T. Marcou, C. Jobe. Row 3: H. Hammond. D. Boyer. T. Hotaling. M. Schooner, L. Lawrence. L. Swart. D. Demarias. Mrs. Valckenaere. J. Murphy. GIRL’S SOCCER CLUB advised by Mrs. Valckenaere SERVICE CLUB advised by Mrs. Valckenaere Row 1: J. Lattrel. S. Delvanthal. H. Hammond. P Adrian. L. Butts Row 2: J. Zelker, J. Murphy. W Worden. L. Swart. R. C. Chappell. Row 3: T. Price. N. Macura. P Bavis. V. Schrom. C. Breyette. R LeJeune. Mrs. Valckenaere. L. Parker. V. Lindsay Webutuck Pride The 1983-84 Sports Season has consisted of talented, dedicated and high-spirited athletes, who have made their coaches and fans proud of the ac- complishments throughout the year. Whether it be a winning team posting an 11-7 record, or a team winn- ing less than five games; every team has something in common, and that is the determination and drive to do their best. Webutuck takes pride in the athletes it has produc- ed, and will continue, with an excellent coaching staff to strive for excellence. The next fourteen pages, will not only be memories of the past, but everlasting pride in the future. 99 100 RISE UP GATHER ’ROUND, KNOCK THIS PLACE TO THE GROUND The Varsity Volleyball team sought to ac- complish a place in the Bi-Valley Conference, that would suggest that they weren't playing around, but that the Webutuck team, was interested in severe contention. For Coach Chris Berg, it was the best season she ever coached; winning eleven games, and losing on- ly seven. There was no monkey business; just hard nosed practices, which led to the defeat of top 101 contending teams like the Arlington and Tuchahoe squads. The Volleyball team improved immensely, showing that every member on the team had the ability to spike. Kelley Ashman. Kelly Ahearn, Missy McDonald, and most experienc- ed player Eileen Bradley, were the teams most devastating spikers, while Coleen Bradley controlled the sets, and Robin Dean, Patty Gordon, and Jean Bilquin, showed complete hus- tle. The team's most consistent server was Yvonne Moss. Every member on the team should be commended for the hard work, dedication, and competitive drive, instilled by an excellent coach. 102 Eight Who Dared 103 Players of the Sky, Who Dwell in Hoop Heaven It could not be said that the Warriors are Webutucks “Phi Slama Jama , but they can most proudly proclaim that they are the men of the sky! Dr Jimmy Jim Fisher led the team with style in the sky. while Jerome Parker blocked some mean shots on the fly. The speed of Ted Moody is seen whizzing to the basket, and the rebounds of Keith Moody (for his foes), are pret- ty drastic The Sugar Seal , managed at every game he played, to open up the Webutuck team in scoring, as Slick. Stevie Waite (having a career high of 27 against Haldane), and quick Greg Shooty Babbit kept the team soaring. Then there was Gary Burke, who at times made the other team shirk. All in all. this team acted as they were the best, jamming a 17 4 record; making themselves nearly as good as the rest. 105 Webutucks “Offspring” The Hoopsters Continued... 107 You’re Cornin’ Along! r V CAPTAINS — Row 1: Denise Cahill and Linda Maloney. Row 2: Brigitte Grom. Row 3: Pamela Adrian. Kimberly Ball. Mae Savage. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Virginia Santarsiero and Veronica Santarsiero KEEFE’S KICK Coach Ron Keefe, now in his fourth season of coaching, helped improve his team and their record, winning over seven games. It was a combination of new talent — Webutuck's genuine south of the border player forward Dave Bassuk. scoring nine goals this season, contributing style, skill, speed. The old talent consisted of veteran speed star Tom Stauffacher setting the offensive pace, while defensive goalie Brian Watkins put his “money” where his body was. saving many goals and games. “Slick Quick Stevie Waite and “scoring machine Teddy Moody were the department of raw talent. Rookies Greg “Shooty Babbett (a Merwin minuteman sensation). Brad “The Bruiser Price, and Gary Burke gained respect during the season. However, in all perspective, the names mentioned above are not what made the soccer team. They are just a few talented players that helped produce some wins. The rest comes from an effort that only a team can accomplish — going to the sectionals and winn- ing in the first round. STICK-IN TO IT Despite last year's hurrahs about the end of the four season drought that Coach Lisa Swem and her Field Hockey team experienced, they managed to stick to the ethic of winning. The team did not win enough games to make it to the sectionals, but they proved to other teams that this season's team was going to be tough! The leaders of the field were, once again, veteran Senior Alicia Sartori, who played an of- fense that devastated her opposition and Cheryl Hulst, who sparked the team with surprising plays. Sweeper Betsy Erskine provided defense that halted the stick of Pine Plains stars Nancy Sweeny and the Johnson girls. The team demonstrated leadership, spirit, and a competitive drive that came from an excellent coach. GYMNASIUM Webutuck’s “Offspring” Les Rookies The Webutuck Junior Varsity Coaching staff, and its teams prepare themselves year in and year out to be able to perform their skills, so that one day these young athletes will have the opportunity to be the stars of future Varsity teams. s Basketball season at Webutuck wouldn’t be complete without the spirit and pep of the cheerleaders. A lot of hard work goes into their performances during games. Cheerleaders are advised by Ms. Fran Arceri. Michele Travis and Sheila Shaffer Varsity Cheerleaders Michele Wiedemann Michelle Trainor OWI Riitorante - Pizzeria 2 In Three Great Locations Rt. 44 and Rudd Pond Road Millerton, New York 518-789-4800 Also in Dover Plains, N.Y. on Rt. 22 914-877-3733 And, Ames Plaza In Amenia, N.Y. on Rt. 22 914-373-9965 Best of Luck To Alicia and Cheryl and The Class Of 1984 From MARCO AND LINDA SARTORI The Trout btik Corporation, Leeds ville Road. Amenta. Neu York 12501 (91-4) 37 3-8581 I'hc executive retreat in Dutchess County Pruprn tor•«. Robert Skibsted James Flaherty. In Neu York City. Call (212) 75 1-H2(C 117 LLOYD LUMBER NEW ENGLAND Home and Building Center CLEANERS Professional Care For Located on Route All of Your Wear 44 In Amenia, NY 914-373-8183 Rt. 44 Millerton, NY We Pick Up and Deliver Phone: 518-789-4684 I Mon — Fri 8:00 — 5:00 Sat. 8:00 — 12 Noon FLOOD’S BRICK BLOCK SPRAYING SERVICE INC. AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 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