Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

WEBTIDE 1985 Webutuck Central School Amenia, New York 12501 1985 WEBTIDE STAFF ADVISOR Cheryl Benken EDITOR James Clark SENIOR EDITORS Keith Kujath Missy MacDonald UNDERCLASSMEN Virginia Santarsiero Veronica Santarsiero ACTIVITIES Sharon Hoffman Betsy Erskine Heidi Beneke FACULTY Dawn Moore SPORTS Peter Coulthard Sue Schroeder BUSINESS Deirdre Thompson GENERAL STAFF Kathy Shufelt Antoine Parker The staff of the 1985 Webtide would like to draw special attention to Cheryl Benken, Amy Devine, and Stephen O’Connell for contributing time and effort to our book. 3 Could Someone Please Help These People 4 5 6 To the Class of 1985: The exhilaration of graduating is accom- panied by the apprehension of what the future may bring. You should find comfort in the knowledge that you have accomplished what each class before you has achieved. Your demonstrated ability to learn and to meet your many needs maturely can serve as a reminder that you can shape your future. The faculty at Webutuck will always be proud of your every commitment and effort to make a better life for yourselves and others. Our pride will continue to be matched by our gratitude for having had the opportunity to play a part in the education of the class of 1985. Sincerely, Myron J. Rindsberg Superintendent Stephen O’Connell Principal 7 What’s Your Favorite Expression? Roger Price: Math Tom Pavliga: Math John Liskey: Music When you cross the line, you “Give that man a Mars Bar!” What's your problem?” change the sign. Steve Schlaeger: Spanish Dave Reagon: Science Bob Riemer: Science “j C'allate la boca! “Mumble, mumble, Mumble. “Don’t be bitter!” 8 George Fullerton: Industrial Arts “You sawed that board 3 times, and it's still too short!” Marion Bon: Librarian “Silence! Karen Cook: Music A pickup is a truck.” Fran Tolies: Art Keep on Keeping on.” Joanne Moore: Music “Watch Me! Vi Valckenaere: Social Studies John Vozab: English _ Math One large cheese pizza to go! “Wait 'til next year! Jo Burruby: Physical Education Jim Tapley: Art “Welcome to the mad-house! “I find all of this deep and meaningless.” 9 What’s Your Most Embarassing Moment? Cheryl Benken French When I wedged my car under a fire engine. Charlotte Haas Business Dynamics Janet Reagon Social Studies During student teaching in college After a class of teaching. I had an interview with a future employer During the interview I offered him some coffee. I fixed it and promptly dumped it on his lap. by accident Tom Kelly Science The day I forgot to put on my shoes, I wore my slippers to school. Ron Perry English At a long and nerve-racking technical rehearsal I had the misfortune of stepping off a lighting platform and promptly ripping the entire seat of my pants out in my fall Thank God for John Meyer's sweat pants! Don Utter Music Took a sick day from school but wasn't home when principal called. Jim Dates Special Education I drove into my principal’s car in the high school parking lot when I was in 12th grade (students weren’t allowed to drive.) Ed Heinsman Social Studies When I wasn’t able to come up with a “most embarrassing mo- ment” when I needed one. Pat Heinsman Guidance Finding my garter wrapped around my ankle in the middle of my wedding ceremony. 10 Chris Berg Physical Education During my first year of teaching at my lirst home volleyball match It wasn't until after the match that I realized that the dress I was wearing was completely see through and that my wandering before the bleachers must have been quite a sight! Fran Hulst Home Economics I went to a movie with a girlfriend, at the end my friend was crying so hard she went racing out. Thinking that she went into the ladies room. I followed her planning to con- sole her When I turned the corner I quickly realized I was not in the women's room but in the men's room You Know You’re a Teacher When... Lorraine Laufer You go home and tell your two cats to stop clawing the couch or you’ll give them detention. Kim Callihan Special Education Beth Wolfman A student, who usually won't attempt to spell a word cor- rectly. asks to use the dictionary. John Merwin Health No one can understand you. Beth Willis Fellow faculty members stop asking you for a pass. Richard DesChamps Science You look forward to a snow day as much as your students. 11 Steve Weber Math Grace Decker English It’s a beautiful June day, and at least one student is still concentrating on the lesson. Ron Keefe Physical Education “It isn’t over, ‘till it’s over” Lisa Swem Social Studies My favorite months of the year are July and August. Barbara Bond My two months of summer unemployment is called a vaca- tion by others, but none of those people actually want to do my job. 12 Sheri Amster Teacher Aide Linda Coulthard Nurse Chris Bamdad Social Worker Barbara Bagomolny Secretary Evelyn Tompkins Secretary Susan Metcalfe Secretary 13 Nancy Dipper Secretary Mary Lyman Accountant Betty Dobrado Secretary Cafeteria Staff Cheryl Butts Doris Coons Rosemarie Flinn Mary Lavis John Lyman — manager Lori Brunese Bus Drivers Margaret Berlingoff Robert Brady Marion Clark Richard Doughty Edward Dwyer Russell Flinn Cynthia Goggins Lucille Hoffman Ernest Hooper Edward Jenks Dale Langton Carol Lasher Pat Morrison Ron Murphy Francis Revette Lois Shaffer Ken Stevens Candace Swart Custodians Fillmore Hosier George Gordon Arthur Heck Charles Meissner Steven Breyette Kevin Wheeler 14 15 Class of 1985 David Bassuk For long you live and you fly smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd — Varsity Soccer 11,12, Tennis 11 Gregory Todd Babbitt Shooty I am only one. But I am one. I cannot do everything, But I can do something. And because I cannotdo everything I will not refuse to do something I can do. Edward Everett Hale J.V. Soccer 9, 10, J.V. Basketball 9, 10, J.V. Baseball 9, Varsity Soccer 11, 12, Varsity Basket- ball 11, 12, Varsity Baseball 10-12, Sr. High Chorus 12, CO-ED Volleyball 12. Boys' State Nominee Gretchen Arndt Jean Bilquin Beaner I like you too much not to say it. You've got everything except on thing madness. Everyone needs a little madness or else ... Or else? We never dare to out the rope and be free. Band 9, 10, 12, J.V. Volleyball 10, 11, A.F.S. 9, 10, A.P. 12 Timothy John Berlinghoff Buck The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. — Walter Baghot 18 James Butts Tammi Conklin Tam It slips through pour hands, like grains of sand you watch it go. There's no time to be lost. You'll pay the cost go get it right ! Cheerleading 10, Student Council 9, 10, 11, Ski Club 9,10,11 Judy Anna Brandt Jude Drama Club 9,11, Chorus 12 Kimberly Ann Conklin Nipp We'll make this a world for two, our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest. And someday we'll find — These are the best of times — Styx 9 Gerald D. Carol Jr. Harry J.V. Soccer 9, 10, Varsity Soccer 11, 12, Track 11, Motley Crue 12, Chorus 9-12, Ski Club 9-12 J.V. Basketball 9, 10, Varsity Field Hockey 10, 11, Varsity Basketball 11, Drama Club 11__________________________________________ Vicky Dawn Cookingham Cookie What lies behind us and what lies before us are Tiny matters in our life composed to what lies within our hearts .. Ambition: To be happy and have fun. Daniel Day Wendy Lynn Dean Mike Move softly amid the noise and haste that surrounds you, For the peace in your heart may be your own well kept silence. Be of gentle thoughts for all people, For if you search for yourself in others you may become Bitter of vain. For always there are Greater of lesser than you. J.V., Basketball 9,10 M'lissa Ann Dashner Lissa Ann Boobs . .. There before my eyes. I know it's not a dream, but now that I’ve arrived, the time has come to see, the chains are gone I'm free! Class of '85 is no. V Chorus 7-10, Boces 10-11 20 Betsy Ann Erskine Bonehead Blind limn running through the light of the night with the answer in his hand, Come on down to the river of sight and you can really understand. — Neil Young Field Hockey 9-12. Field Hockey (Co- Captain) 12, Student Council 10-12, Year- book 12, Ski Club 8-12, Drama Club 9-10, Focus 10-12 Michael G. Galgano Mike Set an example for all the little boys and girls. For the hand that rocks the cradle can rule the world.” — fohn Oates — Ski Club 9-12, Workstudy 12 Ronald O. Decker Abner “Another day another Nickname! Ambition: To be successful in life Varsity Baseball 10-12 Love is beautiful. You are enhanced by my love. I am enchanced by you, love, I love because of you, and you are the reason for all of my tomorrows. Your love makes my life complete. So you think you could tell Heaven from Hell Blue skies from pain A smile in the rain — Pink Floyd Boces 11,12, Cheerleading 10 21 Patricia H. Gordon Patti When everything feels all over And everybody seems unkind I'll give you a four-leaf clover Take all the worry out of your mind. Pete Townshend Robin Kathleen Herow Dobber or Bob Love is a feeling that has the power of making you believe what you would normally treat with the deepest suspicion. — Marivaux — Class Secretary 9-12, Cheerleading 9-10, Chorus 11-12, Magicals 11-12, Prom Court 11, Prom Committee 11 Michael Charles Julius Grassel Jr. Dike Too many hearts have been broken Failing to trust what they feel But trust isn't something that's spoken And love's never wrong when it's real Believe in me Dan Fogelberg J.V. Soccer 9, Varsity Soccer 10, 11, 12, J.V. Baseball 9-10, Varsity Tennis 11,12, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Senior Class (President), Little Abner 11 Nicholas Charles-Andrew Glamann Chick It is like a finger pointing away to the moon. Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory. .V. Soccer 9-10, J.V. Baseball 10, J.V. lasketball 9-10, Tennis 11, Varsity Baseball 2, Varsity Basketball 12 Wende Marie Hosier At graduation we will grow nearer, and all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final good-byes, one last embrace, and one last cry. A ' keep in touch, and a promise I will, a remember when? But better still, a place in my heart you'll always stay. This is what’s said, as we go away. Varsity Field Hockey 9-12, Sr. High Chorus 9-12 Cindy Hooper Greg Sidney Kilmer What is a law, if those who make it become the forwardest to breach it? — James Beattie Ski Club 7-12, Work Study 11-12 Susan Ann Kemmerer Sue The world is full of kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It’s Heaven and Hell. — Black Sabbath Ambition: To live a Happy and Healthy life Band 9-12, Ski Club 9-12, Student Council Rep. 9-12, Prom Committee, Prom Court, Sadie Hawkins 10 Michele Lynn Kastner Turk If you would seek to find yourself Look not in a mirror For there is but a shadow there, A stranger .. — Silemus, Odes to Truth — Varsity Cheerleading 11-12, FBLA 10-11, Prom Committee 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Girls' State Nominee 23 Michelle Marie Kreiling Chelle And in chasin' what I thought were moonbeams. I have run into a couple of walls But in lookin' back at the faces I've been; I would sure be the first one to say When I look at myself today Wouldn't a done it any other way. —■ Jim Croce J.V. Cheerleading 9, Varsity Cheerleading 10, Stage Band 10-12, Pit Orchestra — Oklahoma 9, Pit Orchestra — Annie 11, Prom Chairperson 11, Prom Committee 11, Prom Court 11, Student Council Rep. 9, 10, St., Student Council (Treas.) 11, (Vice President) Sr. Class 12 Keith Jeffrey Joseph Kujath Kooge If my Fist clenches, crack it open before use it and lose my cool. and if I smile tell me Some bad news before I laugh and act like a fool. And if I swallow any evil put your finger down my throat, and if I shiver please give me a blanket keep me warm let me wear your coat. — Pete Townshend Ambition — President of the U.S., A mountain climber, A Photographer, and a Rock in' Roller Kurt Jeffrey Joseph Kupferer MAD DOG If you get on the wrong side of me you better run for cover I've had enough of being trodden on My passive days are gonna be long gone If you slap my cheek, well I ain't gonna turn the other. John Alec Entwistle Donna Marie LaCurto Live today like it was your last, because they go so very fast. J.V. Basketball 9, 10, Varsity Softball 9, 10, Varsity Field Hockey 10, Boces: Multi- Occupation 10, Chorus 9-12, Prom Com- mittee 11, Magicals 12, F.B.L.A. 11, Solo Competition 7-12 24 A.F.A.C. 9-12, A.F.S. 9-10, Yearbook 11-12, Boys' State Nominee 11, National Honor Society 11-12, A.P. 12 Melissa Beth MacDonald Missy The blredmg hearts and the artists make their stand And when they've given you their all Some stagger and fall after all it's not easy Banging your heart against some mad bugger's wall — Floyd, The Wall Ski Club 9-12, J.V. Volleyball 9, Varsity Volleyball 10-12, (Co-Captain) 12, J .V. Basketball 10, Yearbook Staff 9-12, Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council (President 12), A.P. 12 Helene McGhee Sis God's gift to you is yourself. Your gift to God is what you make of yourself. F.B.L.A. 9-11, (Treasurer) of F.B.L.A. 9, 11, Chorus 9-12, Prom Committee 11 Linda Marie Maloney Lyn Life is a voyage not a destination — Anon Ambition: To be happy with the one I Love, and hopefully be in the field of Medical Assisting Tech. Cheerleading 9-12, Magicals 10, 12, Stage- band 10-12, Annie 11, Field Hockey 9, Band 7-11, Chorus 7-12, A.F.S. 9, 10, F.B.L.A. 11, Cabaret 12, Prom Committee 25 11, Solo Competition 7-12 nr David Michael Lynch Paul W. MacDonald Warhead Life is short, and you only live once, so live it right! Ski Club 9,11,12, Prom Court But time slips away and leaves you with nothing mister but boring stories of glory days. — Bruce Springsteen Ambition: Soldier Varsity Track 9-12, (Captain) 11, 12, Boredom Club G 9-12 Geraldine McNamara Gerri Don't laugh at youth For hi$ affectations; he is only trying on one face after another To find his own. — Logan Pearsall Smith Focus 9, 10, A.F.S. 9, 10, Cosmetology 11, 12, J.V. Basketball 9 Ninette Louise Milici Nina Set an example for all the little Boys and Girls For the hand that rocks the cradle Can rule the world. fohn Oates Chorus 9, 10, State Band 10-12, Pit Or- chestra 9, J V. Volleyball 9, Varsity Volleyball 10 Melissa Ann Mechare Mikki Friendship is reaching for someone's hand and touching their heart Chorus 7-11, Boces 12, F.B.L.A. 11, A.F.S. 9, 10, Audio-Visual Club 8 Keith Moody ,Parakeet Self-improvement is a constant hope that burns Brightly from the wick in the lamp of desire in every human heart and mind. — Wesley Dennis J.V. Soccer 10, J.V. Basketball 9, J.V. Baseball 9-10, Varsity Soccer 11-12, Varsity Basketball 10-12, Ski Club 26 Dawn Christa Moore D'Moore As we flow down lifts rivers I see the stars glow one by one All angles of the magic constellation Be seeing us now ... Yes Ambition: To never stop living, laughing or loving!!! j V Volleyball 8, J.V. Basketball 8-10, Track 9, 10, 12, Varsity Basketball 11, Varsity Field Hockey 9-12, Class (President) 11, Ski Club 8-12, Yearbook 12, Prom Committee 11 Lost yesterday somewhere between sunrise and sunset two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes no reward is offered for they are gone forever.” — Horace Mann — Home Ec. Club 10, Drama Club 11, Photo Club 9 Theophilus Moody Jr. Take life serious, but not too seriously! Basketball (Varsity) 10-12, (J.V.) 9, Soccer (Varsity) 10-12, (J.V.) 9, Baseball (Varsity) 9, 10, 12, Tennis 9, 10, 12, Co-Ed Volleyball 10-12, Ski Club 9-12 i Jerome Parker Prince Carol Ann Nolan Beaker or Beak Love and friendship bridge all space; make the world a happier place.” Senior High Chorus 9-12, FBLA 9-11, Prom Committee 11 You can give them your love but not your thoughts, for they have their own thought. You can house their bodies but not their soul because their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow where you cannot visit not ei en in your dreams.” 27 Varsity Basketball 9-12, Chorus 9-12 Christine Ann Quinn Chrissy Track 7-9, Ski Club 7-10, Student Council 7-9, Sr. High Basketball 9, Boces Well, it's shinin' brightly 11-12 It’s lookin' pretty right From the early morning Till Real, real late at night It's looking pretty good today The dark clouds are rollin’ away Oh, and it's shinin’ brightly And I think it's gonna be okay. — Bob Seger Veronica Santarsiero Ron All in all the journey takes time you all the way Going for the one I’ve seen all good peple Inside out, outside in Two hearts are better than one Be Yourself, You’ve got to work to succeed. —Yes Varsity Cheerleading 11-12, Track J.V. 9, Varsity 11-12, (Captain) 11, National Honor Society 11-12 (President), Prom Court 11, Yearbook 12 Christopher Michael Quinn Chunky America The Beautiful Ronald Reagan Baseball 9-12, A.P. English 12, A.P History 12, A.P. Calculus 12, National Honor Socie- ty 11-12, Boys' State Nominee Virginia Santarsiero Ging And if you feel that you can’t go on. And your will's sinking low. Just believe and you can't go wrong. For in the light, you will find the road. — Led Zeppelin J.V. Track 9, Varsity Track 11, (Captain) 11, A.P. 12, Prom Court 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Yearbook 12, Varsity Cheerleading 11,12 28 v.: Kelly Lee Silvernail Kel Those who seem so glorious are all show; underneath tiny are like everybody else Boces 10, 12, Chorus 9, 12, Madrigals 12, FBLA 9-11 Kathleen Angela Shu felt Shuey David W. Sledge Wedgie 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 anymore brain; for the former things are passed away. — Iron Maiden Ambition: to be a successful Auto Body Repair Technician Ski Club 9-11, Photo Club 9, Bocas Auto Body Repair 11,12 As we wind on down the road, my spirits cry- ing for leaving. And if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last. When all are one and one is all. Led Zeppelin — Varsity Field Hockey 9-12, J.V. Basketball 9, Varsity Track 9, Co-Ed Volleyball 10-12, A.F.S. 9-10, Focus 9, 10, 12, Prom Commit- tee 11, Ski Club Sandra Ann Taylor Sam And so my will say goodnight For time has claimed it's prize But tonight can always last So long as we keep alive the Memories of paradise — Styx Scorekeeper(mgr) J.V. Baseball 9 Happines is like a kiss in order to get any good out of it, you have to get it to somebody else. FBLA 9, 10, (Treasurer), 11, 12, (President), JV Field Hockey 11, Varsity Field Hockey 12, JV Cheerleading 10 (Captain), Varsity Cheerleading 11 (Captain), Prom Commit- tee 11, Honor Society 11, 12, Advanced Placement 12 Sheila Andrea Shaffer John Tripp Michele Lee Travis Shellie You see things as they are; And you ask, Why? But I dream things that never were, And ask, Why not? Ambition: To be a Successful Interior Decorator Band 9-12, J.V. Cheerleading 10, Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12, Ski Club 9-12, Drama Club 10, Student Council 11, 12, Prom Court 11, Prom Committee 11 Michele Trainor Sheila Mary Thrapp Even through your tears I never saw you come undone What’s so good about good-bye When the best was yet to come Bryan Adams A.F.S. 9, 10, Class (Secretary) 9, Prom Com- mittee 11, Field Hockey 9, 10, Basketball 9 Gary Thornton Thor-Ton ■Til Wail — Van Halen J.V. Baseball 9,10, Work Study 11,12, Prom Committee 11 30 John Alexander Vidak Vidik A world where nothing is had for nothing — Arthur Hugh Clough Donald Lee Von Ahn Don You Can't Stop Rock and Roll — Twisted Sister Ambition: to be an auto mechanic Yvette Alegra Zelker Vette All the world's indeed a stage and we are mere- ly players. Performers and portrayers. Each anothers audience outside the gilded age — Rush Varsity Field Hockey 9-12, Varsity Field Hockey (Captain) 12, J.V. Basketball 9, Prom Committee 11, Chorus 9-11, Class (Treasurer) 11-12, Focus Art Editor 11-12, A.F.S. 9-10, French Club 9, National Field Hockey All-Star Team 11 James A. Van Cour Jim Point my finger at the fools Broken chains and broken rules Let it be rebellion that rules tonight. — 02zy Boces 11,12, Heavy Equipment Repair Bad boys running wild, and you better get out of the way!! Scorpions J.V. Basketball 9-10, Varsity Basketball 12, J.V. Baseball 9, Varsity Baseball 10-12, Prom Court 11, Prom King 11 Ronny Whalen Fozzy JUNIOR PROM COURT Sue Kemmerer Jamie Parks Tammy Conklin Teddy Moody Michele Travis Keith Moody Michelle Kreiling Nicky Glamann Robin Herow Peter Ducillo Virginia Santarsiero Greg Babbitt Veronica Santarsiero David Roode Michele Trainor Ronny Whalen (queen) (king) Junior Prom A Little Bit of Heaven? Remember setting up for the prom: Catching the streamers, painting HEAVEN, blowing up the balloons. No one dancing except P. Moore. Pic- tures in the court yard, “It wasn’t me mom, it was the wind! The prom party at Jamie’s where everything went, “Where's the bathroom?” “There’s a bush! It was a loyal 6 man clean-up crew for the class of ’85 prom. Thanks to Mr. Mer- win, Mr. Reagon, and Mr. Riemer. Without whose help this couldn’t have been possible. To everyone who lost hope for the Class of ’85, WE DIDIT!!! 33 Gretchen Arndt Greg Babbitt Jean Bilquin Timothy Berlinghoff James Butts Gerald Carol David Bassuk Judy Brandt Christopher Carroll Sheila Thrapp Michele Travis John Tripp 35 James Stack Sandra Taylor Gary Thornton Douglas Sitter David Sledge LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I Gretchen Arndt leave Robin the memories of our wild and crazy times. I leave David’s camaro to anyone who can keep up with it. Robert, don’t forget our place In Florida. I’m really look- ing forward to it! Dawn, remember all our late night snacks, and thanks for always being there for me. Wende. from now on keep it on the road! G.K., J.B., T.B.. and G.T., I love you guys! Robby. just be ready because one day when you least expect it... Kerry don’t forget where the haydoor is. but next time bring back the blanket!! Mom and Dad thanks for letting me do what I’m doing! Tom. no matter what happens, just remember you’re really special to me. and I LOVE YOU!! I Greg Babbitt of sound mind and great body leave to Nick all of the great times and the mob. Teddy I leave memories of the fun times and women. To Michelle Krieling and Robin H.. for all the times you made me laugh when I needed it most. I love ya!! To Keith M. thanks for being a friend and memories of our acci- dent. To Chris and Lisa Good Luck and Keep the tradition going. To Dave and Mike I leave my car and my thanks. To J.C. and A.J. memories of Mr. Loi. To coach K. thanks. I’ve learned a lot from you. I’ll always remember you. To my brother G.T. B. thanks. I hope your senior year is as good as mine was. To Mom and Dad. I couldn’t of made it without you. I love you. Finally, to Melissa S. there are only three words to say the way I feel. I LOVE YOU!!! I, David Bassuk, leave to Jerry the good times we had at AP English. To Mike, thanks for all the help in math and for being such a good friend. To Greg, never forget French II. To Teddy and Keith, never forget going to Dairy Queen and Ted. thanks for be- ing such a great friend. To Donna, thanks for the millions of memories you’re leaving me from the best two years of my life. I will never forget you and I’ll miss you more than anything!!! Please never forget the KKK, because they will be back for you soon. I Tim Berlinghoff do hereby leave the following, to any junior. I leave my parking sticker and spot on the stump. To everyone I leave a ride to Great Adventure. To J.B. memories of crazy driving and U turns at 50mph. To G.K. remember swimming with the Bronco. To G.A., D.A. memories of propane hits the times I left your house and couldn’t walk. To G.K.. D.D. remember the Webutuck Demo and a month without parking privileges. Remember all that racing and burnouts we all did. To everybody I leave a lot of Snow Jobs for S.O. to listen to. So now I say good- bye to Webutuck and good luck to all. I. Jean Bilquin being of little mind and unusually sound body leave Webutuck as the last of the Bilquins. To “Nima’’ I leave lots of love and memories. Jean come up here. NOW! Lots of luck with David, To Michele T. I leave our talks and the movies. To Sue I leave our lessons in the B.R. To Sue. Michele T.. and Tammy I leave my attic and scrambled eggs with ketchup. To Missy and Patti I leave our rides to A.P. and the Deli. To Missy I also leave all the happiness you can get your hands on. To S.K.. T.C., I leave Je ne sais pas. To M.M. — Je me souviens! It was worth it. To mom and dad thanks! you are very patient! I wouldn’t have done it without you. To everyone I leave my parties. There will be many more! au revoir mes amis. I. Judy Brandt, FINALLY leave this place! To Rhonda and Su-lin. A big Hi! To Chris, a seat on bus 45 and our 10-15 minute talks at the bus stop. To Joyce. THE BROOM MAN and our 1st periods spent doing the homework we never did the night before!! To Mom and Dad thanks for the support and I LOVE YOU!! Last, but not least. I leave Pat a dead flower. Gummi-Bears. chocolate milk, and a Big hug and kisses, and I LOVE YOU!!! 1 Gerald D. Carol Jr. being of sound mind and great body, leave the following: To Ted I leave a jet black 900 turbo and a jet black Montgomery Ward’s special to go with it. I also leave a VCR with a lifetime supply of movies, and a new projector. To Tom I leave lots of bikerides. a season pass to CATAMOGUL. the good ole days, a new rocco. and last but not least soccer camp To E I leave one giant bongo, and to MAD DOG I leave some 151. To Kooge I leave the rope from the ore bed. To Dave B. I leave all the trips to A.P.. bus rides to soccer games, and some hash and eggs. To Chick I leave Espanol Uno and Dos, English 7, and D. Ernst’s gold plated 5 lb. barbell set. Remember: Watch out for the muscleman. To Buzzard alias Stroker (not to be confused with Stroker Ace) I leave my most valued possession: one turbo Porsche powered ’73 Volkswagen Super Cruisin’ Beetle. To Melissa I leave some Dunkin’ Donuts and ice cream. To C.C. and D.T. I leave two more years, cat people, shush booming. RE. and 2 VH tickets. To Weedle I leave the memories of Choi and Potsie. I. Kim Conklin, leave Wendy many years of love and friend- ship. the parties behind your house. To G.J. a big thanks and good luck with your future. To S.T. the crazy times, after hours at the B-side Will you fall for me?’’. Ordering please? The love triangles and our weekend party Pringles at 4:30 - ugh! What would we do without the grill cheese bacon? You’ve been a great friend — Thanks — To S B. out best summer — Howdy — Doody, Hey bubbles and of course animal. To Swen one last stack of graded papers and a wounded knee also thanks! Lastly. Lester a thanks for everything and remember B’s, our par- tly and the fun to come!! Good Luck class of 85!! . I, Tammi Conklin, leave IT at last!!! Thanks Mom and Dad! Chris and Eric — good luck — you might need it! Shine on you crazy diamonds — Sue. What’s there to say? R.I., P.K., Millbrook, Quebec. Peter Pan. Rockland Ct.. CHEVIES! Is it a pig?? We didit all!!! Je Me Souviens but who says it all has to end? Mr. Liskey — a very BIG thanks. Bye. Fred!!! S. H. — I Know — I’m a Pices, remember? Peter. . . David loves ya. Jess . . . It’s Forever. Jamie .. Thanxs. David . .. Wish you were here. And .. . Riley ... Not Particularly! I Love You All Very Much. i Vicky leave Leslie all the love in the world. To Kim I leave all the good times we’ve had. The 17K To Carol I leave the Rancho and all the good times we’ve had and the name Mike. To Laurie I leave all the good times we had at work with D.C., P.P., and Bird To Michelle I leave the Bowling Alley and the K and C power, remember when we went to J.H. shop. To John McCura I leave all my love and happiness. To Mom and Dad Lattrell I leave all the good times we’ve had and all the love in the world. To Rich and Bonnie I leave all the good times we had together. For my mother and father I leave all my love to you!! I. M’lissa LaFave (Dashner). leave to my sister ’lots ‘o’ luck’ and one last Who ya gonna call? To Mom and Dad. a special thanks. I love you both. For my two best friends — Melissa and Monica — All the wild high times us 3 musketeers have had! Also to M.M. — Let me tell ya’II a story ... and our everlasting friendship. To Dave and Tim S.M.L.T. and one genuine tape of me talking. Last and definitely not least — Scott. To you I leave our future and all my love till death do us part. I love you babe. To everyone not mentioned Sorry I ran out of room to write on this. Good Luck! I. Daniel Day being of unique mind and body finally leave Webutuck! I leave my senior privileges and my space in the park- ing lot to anyone who wants them. To everyone in the class of ’851 want to wish you good luck! To Sid. Buck, and Pete, don’t forget the bumper cars out in the parking lot! To Forehead. George. Bill. I mean Paul stay out of trouble and don’t hurt anyone! To Sue I leave my love forever, and all the memories of the times we’ve been together, and the times yet to come! Don’t forget The Old Chevy!! Goodbye Webutuck! I, Wendy Dean, leave Webutuck with a feeling of great ac- complishment. To Kim, I leave an everlasting friendship. I would have never made it without you. To Betsy, a lifetime full of memories with good ole T.K. (my man)! These past months would have been unbearable without my mom. I love you, and someday I will repay you for everything. Jimmy, what can I say? This past year and a half have been the happiest days of my life. I LOVE YOU!! FOREVER. Someday we will be together, and last, but definitely not least. I leave lots of love to Megan Elizabeth Mc- Clune. I LOVE YOU! I. Ronald Decker, leave Nick a big thanks for all the nicknames he gave me. Also, all the cases of Rick and AJ. To Michele. T Ted, Veronica, and Jamie, all memories of Spanish and Mr. Ernst. Veronica. I’m sorry I got you in trouble by throwing paperwads at you. I guess I was too sneaky, huh? To Jerry, I leave the Universal. To Maddog, E, and Kooge, a big paperwad to throw at Strokerace. To Keith, I leave a piledriver. To Greg. Mr. Loi. To Betsy, the memories of Luke, and a promise not to tell anyone about him. To Whimpy, a lesson on how to be a whimp. To Missy. I promise I’ll never read another one of your notes. To the rest of the class of 85. Good Luck in whatever you do in the future. Adios! I. Betsy Erskine leave G.J. Flesh, to K.H.. m.k., G.J. — the ice cream we never got — boom!! To the twins, the dart, and all our fun. and each other. To Teddy — The name Buckwheat, spar- rring, and a hug. To S.T. and Y.Z. — STP. To Keith K. modism. to Keith M. — ET Fingers and Kim the pen. To Wendy impulse — No I don’t want any flowers, get out of my way. and you know who to my buddy a piece of candy’ To Swem the Fig. To Mr. Kelly a DEAD ant. To Mr. Tapley a big Thanks. Finally to Alicia. Abby. Mane Kelly and Cheryal — Here I come!!! Mom and Dad A Hug! I( Darlene Farnham leave to Wendy. Jimmy And Megan all the happiness in the world. To Dawn thanks for being a great sister. To Donna you have always been a good friend and I hope it stays that way. To Becky. Cathy. Jenny. Tommy. Darcy, Leah and Robin I wish you all good luck through school. To Howard Alden Dean. I Love You honey and always will! I, Suzy Fontaine, leave great memories behind: To Kathy. I leave our frog. Our nightly outing (bathrooms). “Where have you been?” All types of cars, fields, that was high. Ability to drive behind buses or on dirt roads. Where's the deer. Coordination for heaving out windows at 60. Also the ability to sleep in front of TV’s. To Robbie. I leave my everlasting friendship with a 3:00 A M. MEOW. our frog ride (camera). Thanks, you're great. To Lin- da. I leave all the good times. Remember the mix Jungle Juice. our movies, thanks for being a friend. I Mike Galgano being of unsound mind and body have finally graduated from Webutuck. The first thing I want to leave is an algebra book to Mr. Price. To Greg K. I leave 400 yards of railroad track head start till I blow you away on the Suzuki. To Tim B. I leave one heal. To Paul M. I leave a new engine and tranny. Maybe with that you will get another half might closer to my rear bumper. To Spike the one and only take it easy in life and don’t kill anybody. To Kathy S. I leave a stomach punch and a good friend- ship. To my sister I leave my car that she doesn’t want anyways. Good Bye. I Nicky Glamann leave ... To Keith Moody: a great friend- ship. many laughs, a supply of foot powder. A.P. English. Fat Boys. Bosox, and so many fun memories. To Teddy: years of a close friendship, football games. Carolina. J.V. soccer, good luck, and thanks for always being a friend. To Jerry: Mr. Ernst’s workout book. 30$ from the R.C.F.. A.P. roof, and many laughs. To Greg B.: Friendship, my predications, chorus, the prom, and a Joe Danelo doll. To Karl: An Eddie Murphy videlcassette . .. (that’s peculiar), Kung Fu Theatre. Rudd Pond, a Big Mac. and great times together. To Dave B. and Mike: A.P. English, tennis. Lovey’s hair, and good friendships. To Michelle Kreiling: Thank you for the prom. To everyone: Love, Luck and hope that we will meet again I. Patrica Gordon, finally get to leave Webutuck! I leave the volleyball team Baby Berg and wishes for better games. To Cyndee, I leave a package of turkey breast. J.B. and M.M., thanks for the fun times going to AP. To Jeff and Cathy. I leave memories of Saturday night joy rides and lots of luck. To Kevin W.. get to work. To Dee and Gee. I leave a lot of luck and love, stay with it you can do it. I leave my love and a big thanks to Mom. Dad and grandma. Finally to T.S., thanks for being a friend and to you I leave a great friendship! To anyone I missed, good luck and enjoy! I. Michael Grassel, leave Webutuck with a clean mind and fine body. I leave Dave B. fun times AP trips and Fran’s house. Keith K. I leave in confusion of Math 12. Abner I leave social studies. To Nick I leave bus rides, one hitters and the lakers. Ted- dy M. I leave a thanks for the rides. Sue K. remember your breath. Virginia has my forgiveness and best wishes. Greg B. I leave my golf swing. Coach K. I leave my thanks and one less complaint. Jerry C. I leave you your fun. Keith K. I leave your father $1. Final- ly. Gerri I leave you my heart because you’re the only one who found it. and thank you for being there when I needed someone. I Robin Herow with great mind and body leave Sue. Tammy. Sandy. Michelle, and Gary, Great memories of being Dietary Aides! (Catch us if you can!!) To James I leave memories of you being my first, but I guess It wasn't meant to be! I Love You! To Sandy and Michelle. I leave a thanks for all the memories of Curly, Larry and Moe! You’re the best of friends anyone could have. Mark. I adore you! Mom. and Dad. look I made it all the way. I Love You Both! Lester I guess I’m lucky little sister to have you as a brother, Love You! I leave Webutuck in the happiest state of mind, having no little sister or brother to leave anything I say goodbye and leave all of my love, laughter, and luck to everyone! i Wend© Hoiser, being of sound mind and body leave Webutuck to J.P., K.S., K.H.. and S.H. I hope your years are as memorable as mine. Kerry ... the Saturday night movies we’ve never seen the parties, and the car rides to school. M.K. and G.J. Good luck. Dawn and Gretchen. chocolate eclairs and soda, and my first car that taught us how to fly. To the class of 86. I won’t ever forget ya! To the field hockey team ... run that mile. Mr. Mer- win. remember the e. To my parents. .. thanks, without all your time and understanding. I would never have made it. To everyone else... Good luck. And finally, to David. I leave all my love. I, Monica Jolley, leave Webutuck glad I finally made it. To Deb. Teddy. Dee. Brian. Ricky. Jackie, and Eddie. I leave the crazy summer and all of the great times. To Ricky, thank you for being there and remember this past summer. Good Luck to my brother Brian. To Melissa and Lissa all the great times and to mom and Pops thank you. I love you both! To the class of 85 good luck! And finally to J.L. I love you! I. Michele Kastner, leave my cherished memories of a terrific friendship to Sheila. To Robin, a strawberry and butterscotch sun- dae. To Michele T. the summer of '84'. vacation, mugging people in the halls, and the best of luck in finding OLIVES in the OCEAN. To KM.. a carnation and an everlasting friendship. I leave M.K. the Big Dipper and painting the town red. To Sssue. I leave our adven- turous Millbrook nights. Fuzzy Duck, shopping sprees, and thanks for being a VERY SPECIAL FRIEND! To Jimmy, my laugh and a special place in my heart. To Crispy, have one for your health! To Jamie. I leave the time we’ve shared. To Mr. Vozab. Happy Fishing! Finally, to Mom and Dad. thanks! Best of Luck. Class of ‘85’! I. Sue K. leave to Tammi a wonderful friendship. To the dietary crew, the great memories of food fights, the pot sink, and Hey Adam. I’ll meet yah in the walk-in in five minutes! To Michelle Kr. always remember meeting Jeff’s parents at strange hours, getting up for work, and Just a minute. I have to sneeze!” To Michele K. I leave great memories of Millbrook and quarters. Remember the snow storms?! To both Michelle’s fuzzy duck and Let’s paint the town red tonight! To Droopy I leave great memories of driving to school. Chrispy. I leave a gallon of great memories. To Jean. June 4th. room 101. the gas mask, eye drops, and I’m calling child abuse! To the class of 85. we finally made it!! I Greg Kilmer, leave Tim. Dan. Doug and Jim all the good times we had. To Ron L.. carry on at Webutuck. To Michele T. I leave Prom Night. To G.A. and R.D. I leave the D.C. Fair. To Deb- bie S. all of my love; I, Michelle Kreiling, being of great body and halfway decent mind, leave Webutuck. To my twin. I leave the best friendship ever. We made it Rob! To R.H. and S.T. — April 9th and Rudy’s. To G.B. — Thanx for being a TERRIFIC friend. To M. K. — the Big Dipper!. Can I cry now? To Sue — the Storage Room. AM PM. greedy girls and Duzzy?” To Mr. Liskey — my sax and my love and gratitude to you. Gary — thanx for being a great Dad. Now can I stay out past 11? To Jen — the privilege of being MY sister. To my Real Man — I Love You Jeff! Finally, to the rest of the 85 crew — there is life after Webutuck. but it’s sure gonna be strange. I Kooge leave to Chick; The All Star Team: Stamin Namm. Magic, and Tiniy Arcabald. to Bruzer Bassuck; My Chuck Berry collection, to Mike Dike; Road Race memories, to Harry; both the bad times (Tengo Jerk) and the good ones (Orebed). to abner (Whose true identity is some kid named Rommie Decker) a 50 Louisville Slugger, to Tammy; our infinite friendship and understanding, to Sue; A long sigh. To Keith TEETLS Moody: That shirt he never wore. And Finally to Maddog. and E”: The memories of the following: Nam Day. Blues Day. Yaz Day. Good Day. Wednesday. Octoberfest, Bravo Rats. AFAC, Modism, The Rush Concert, and the list goes on and on! I, Kurt Kupferer, do hereby bequeth the following: to Keith M. an entrance to the third dimension, to Karl M. a can of lighter fluid and a match, to stroker Ace a portrait of Miss Fall Auto 1983 and a manual on chicken choking, to chunky a speeding garbage truck and a pair of shoulder pads, to harry a fire extinguisher for his Bug and the crack shack, finally to my best friends E and Kooge a ball of Matts. Alpha Base, all the recons, the Journal and Murph. Bird Peak, the Who (the greatest rock group in the world). a bowl of golf sierra, and much friendship. I Donna La Curto leave my lasting friendship to Cindy H. To Kelly P. thanks for being a very close and dear friend. I’ll never forget Home Ec 2 class when you almost burned the school down. I know you won’t either. To Darlene F. we’ve been friends a real long time. Thanks for being such a great friend To Sammy L. and Carol N. thanks for making work a little more enjoyable. To Mrs. Hulst thanks for being my friend and teacher. Thanks for listening to me. when I needed to talk. I’ll never forget all the fun in Home Ec Classes. To mom and dad I couldn’t have made it without your love and support. Thanks for standing by me when I needed you the most. I love you so very much. To Russell. I leave you all my love. Thanks for all the help you gave me in school. You have brought a lot of love and happiness into my life. Our love will last forever. Russ. I love you with all my heart. Thank you! I David Michael Lynch being of reasonably sound mind and sound body, on the eve of my high school graduation bid a fond farewell to Webutuck and all of my class mates. To Tammy Conklin I leave my entire pen collection for her to lose and chew on. To Eric Walters I leave some advice, don’t stick wet springs in outlets! To Virginia Santarsiero I leave thanks and gratitude. To Veronica Santarsiero I leave my everlasting gratitude for all the support you gave me, and a smile. To Mike Galgano I leave my Subaru Brat. To my brother Steve I leave all my junk. I like oral reports! Nicholas Glamann Jeffrey Johnson Richard Grey Michael Galgano Patricia Gordon Robin Herow Monica Jolley Michael Grassel Wendy Hosier Michele Kastner Susan Kemmerer Greg Kilmer Michelle Kreiling Keith Kujath Kurt Kupferer Donna LaCurto David Lynch Melissa MacDonald Ai� iHNMENCE Geraldine McNamara Melissa Mechare Ninette Milici Keith Moody Theophilus Moody Dawn Moore Linda Maloney Helene McGhee Paul MacDonald Andrew Parker Kelly Perotti Sheila Shaffer Jerome Parker Christopher Quinn Kathleen Shu felt Carol Nolan James Parks Virginia Santarsiero I. Melissa MacDonald, of sound body, and questionable mind leave the following: To Dawn, we'll always be sisters, thanks for everything! N.M. — best of luck with David, watch the JD. and I’ll let you know when I plan to get lost! To J.B., S.K.. T.C.. and M.W. Je Me Souviens Toujours! Jean, it sure was great! Help! I can't park this thing! To S. S. memories of (6 13 84) and AP. To-oops! Melissa, what a strange and wonderful friendship, we’ve got so many memories, you’re the best! J.P., from fifth grade, you’ll always be dear to me. Most important, to SMOT. the sweetest of memories I can’t forget. Green Thursday (1 27 83). The Ark (3 9 84), V.H. (3 24 84). The Guest Room (6 13 84). I don’t think it’ll ever be over, at least I hope not. Please don’t forget. I UNDERSTAND! I’m still here for you. Yeah, fate says so. Silver Rainbows forever and ALL OF MY LOVE ALWAYS!!! I. Linda Maloney being of sound mind and body, leave S. F. the friendship we have that I hope lasts forever. To M. Mechare I leave the fights we had in 7th and 8th, I’m glad we made it through. A big thanks to both of you for those certain times you were there with an open ear. To Leigh Ann B. I leave the prom pic- ture you never got. To C. Adams I leave my sax. and my place in stage band. Have fun! And to Ronny, the best thing in my life. I leave love and I will wait 4-yrs. ILYVM!! And to my family I love you and thanks for all the help. To Lauren thanks for being the special sister you are. I. Helene McGhee, leave all my friends with a wish for much happiness in their lives. To Kelly and Carol remember all the crazy times and good times we’ve had. To Richie, the memories linger on. Love ya!! To Shell-Dog Boice. I leave 12 more years. To. Christopher McGee I leave a place for another McGee!! To all my aunts and uncles — Thank You! To nana — Thanks for the good meals. Pa thank god for the pinned pocket!!! To Ma and Dad Thanks for being the true definition of a mother and father. I love you both! Last, but not least. I leave Bruce all my love to you. no matter where you are. I’ve only just begun!!! i Gerri McNamara ... Alas... leave Webutuck. To Sheila. I leave many laughs and an everlasting friendship. Always remember, the tent. Clarence. ‘‘Bubbie. records.” apostles. smelling cookouts and memories of Mucker Mountain. Keep in mind. Y.D.H.A.G.B.I.Y.H.” To Kelly P . the memories of gym. homeroom, and long talks etc. Thanks for always being there ... You’re a great friend, don’t ever change. To J.P. I leave many unanswered ???’s. Oh E.R. — Your Age!!??!! To the crew; K.C.. S.T.. Y.Z.. K.P.. D.F.don’t forget all the changes we’ve been through and just look at the final out- come. To everyone else ... Good Luck!!. . . Finally, a Big Thanks to you,Mom and Dad. I Love You Both!! I Melissa Mechare, leave my cousin lots of luck in your year to go. To Lyn I leave our friendship and long talks. To Missy D. remember our talks about life and the great stuff that goes with it. And one last come and let me wear your hat and our friendship. To David S. thanks for being a great friend. I also want to give a special “thanks to Jenn and Mary. I don’t think I could have made it without you guys. I would like to thank my family for their support. And finally I leave all my love to Stephen Forever! To the Class of 85 Good Luck!! I. Ninette Milici, of semi-sound body and mind leave the following! To Jean B. Jean, come up he e please!! To Sandy T. a big hug and kiss for being a special friend. To Missy M. I leave J. D. and to Michelle Kreiling. the big days in 7th grade. To Paul Millius I leave lots of luck, and please, cool your temper, things would be much better for you if you did. To someone special. Stacey McLaughlin. Boo I leave you. Are you in a snit today? Many thanks to Mom and Dad. Your little girl is grown up now. Where did the years go To my love, thanks for bringing the hap- piness you brought into my life. I know it will always be there. July 20th is on its way. I. Keith Moody, leave Greg B. some pencils from our SAT trip. To Nick. Mike. Jerry and Dave B. memories of our AP ex- periences. To Nick G. I leave historical stuff such as Phi Slamma Jamma and Eddie M. To J.C. I leave a cracked back and the five fangs of chang. To Kooge, Kurt, and E.W.. I leave grenades for use in social s. 11. Betsy beware. I still owe you for making up that relationship between K.K. and me. To my cousin Ted I leave a lifetime supply of kung fu films along with memories of some wild tomes. Next year Gary always remind Steve that he’s a Yugslov. To the class of ’85 the best of luck. I Teddy Moody, leave to Steve Waite, our breakfast get togethers in Calculus. To Glen Carol I leave the girl who used to make us break out in a cold sweat with one glance. To my cousin Keith I leave all the time we wasted while painting last summer To Betsy E. I leave the memories of the weird eye motions we used to make in Mrs. Laufer’s English class. To Kay-bee I leave all the girls in the grade 10 and under. To Dave B. and Jerry C. I ask them to remember the bus rides to away games. To the Varsity field Hockey team I leave a WIN. To Greg Babbit, all the times he said it wasn’t him who farted when we knew it was him. I leave the class of 85 with my congratulations, we made it! I Dawn Moore leave to the crash crew. W.H.. G.A. an eclair, candy bar. and a full can of soda. To K.H. and R.D. a full jar of pickle juice and a corner. Kerry a smile and blue toes. Swem thanks for everything you did for me I love ya! To B.W. I leave a pool game. Cooner I leave me. our special friendship and love. Colorado here we come! To Gretch a box of ritz crackers and a phone call to Dr. Ruth, thanks for everything you’re special. Greg K. four fingers are better than one. I wuv you! To M M., gotta can- dy bar sis? To G.B. memories of the waterbed. To Wayne and Marcie have fun! Mon and Dad. thanks I Love You! To G.J. and M.K. take care. To the class of ’86 you’re the best!! Good Bye! I, Carol Nolan leave my sister all the love and luck in the world. To H.M. and K.S. I leave my love and friendship. Thanks for everything. To J.V., R.G.. and D.S. I leave all the fun times over the summer with M.M. You guys are great friends! To Y.Z. I leave the day at the mall, eating ice cream. To S.S.. C.Y., K.C., V.C., M.D.. D.C.. and M.M, I leave my love and friendship. To V.S.. I leave my love and friendship, and a ride on your bike. To Ma and Dad. Thanks! I wouldn’t have made it without you. I LOVE YOU BOTH!!’’ To the rest of the class of 85 and the underclassmen. GOOD LUCK!! I Jerome Parker of sexy body and a closed mind leave memories of this school. To M.K. and buddies a good luck charm and Parrish and Sean all my fans. To the twins one last bool and M. K. buddy and lizard corrective speech. To George and Twon a few more years. To M S. I leave the best relationship we never had. I leave a corvette to Innovation I and a nervous breakdown to Ragtime Farm. To S. H. I leave one of sanenest. Mrs. Lynch car scanner. Michelle K.. Before we start and then begin you owe me a drink to how it been. To the BEAUTIFUL ONE I’ll never forget you’re a great friend. MAY YOU ALL LIVE TO SEE THE DAWN!! I. Jamie Parks being of sound body and mind leave Li Lomangino all the memories of the best relationship a guy could ever want. Thanx, Babe for all your love Also, one million kisses and a sleek, fast, red Ferrari! To Ronny I leave all the millions of times that we screwed up and never got caught. To Petoes I leave Mt. Toby and the firewood that led us far. far away from camp. To Chrispy I leave a big, big bottle of S.C.!!! Last, to my parents I leave all of my love and respect. Thanx for putting up with what has been a trying childhood. I Love You Both . . . HAPPY TRAILS GUYS!!! i Kelly, To Nelson I leave all my love and remember all the wonderful days and memories we’ve shared. To Michele W. remember all the good times. To Kim B. remember Library Lun- ches. our perfect cake, mysterious boyfriend, shorthand lessons, you’re a great friend keep in touch. To Jennifer and Stephine thanks for helping me — your the best! To Denise C. hope you are happy forever and good luck with everything Honey Bunny. To Donna L. remember Home Ec years, good luck with Russell. To Gerri don’t forget homeroom glares, daring, guy troubles. To Adam and Gwen remember all the great times we’ve all had together. Mom and Dad — Thanks for all your love and support. I love you both very much! I. Chunky, of scrambled mind and lost body, leave the follow- ing: to Stroker Ace I leave a grenade without the pin in it. a slap in the head, and Sanra Bon. To Monkey Lady I bequeath you a half ton of C-4. To AB. AJ. AG. I leave my Pinto. To Keith M. memories of health class. To E and Mad Dog. you can have the garbage truck. To Kooge. a ride in the Pinto To Missy a paper wad. To Veronica I leave my Sugar Daddy. To Sue K. a pair of binoculars so that you can see my test papers better. To Jamie, memories of Ernst’s class. — Bye — I Christine Quinn leave the class of 1985 a big good luck!! To all of my friends on the Hallow Banana to Bocas I leave many good times and memories. To my little brother Pat. I leave the best of luck in Webutuck and always. To my sweetheart Brian, I give you all of my love now and forever. To Nipp I leave our gig- gles in health and our long talks in gym. To L.H.. S.H. and soon N. H. I leave you three to rule in the coming years. To G.M.. I love your pearly whites!! Most of all I want to thank my parents for all the help. I couldn’t have done it without the two of you. Good luck to everyone! Bve all!!! I Veronica Santarsiero leave: To Stevie N. a shirt! Betsy — ice cream by candlelight and a great friendship. Chelle T. I leave you our water fountain (P.P.) Jimmy — Hi Bubbee! I’ll miss you! Hi Bri! George don’t forget our Spanish tutoring classes. To K.O. and K.A. — pop tarts. Romi have a purple rose. Dave remember our fun times at work and track. Melissa K. a shove in your locker. Keffy — a pull on y°ur hair- Randy: G-Man. To Danny “chuckle” and all our good times. Christopher “Bad Boy! and a big thank you. Ging. you’re my special twin, don’t forget our good times and. “Don't you two ever fight?!” Kenny — thanks for always be- ing there. You’re very special to me. “Enjoy! To my family a very big thank you. To everyone God Bless and Good Luck. I Virginia Santarsiero leave: Jimmy Wilbur and Brian Kaye very special friendships. Sony walkmans and. “Who’s turn is it to buy batteries?” To Betsy I leave score please’ and Hey Chick!” To Jerome I leave “Boo. did I scare ya?” To Melissa K. I leave a push into her locker; Kerry H. a tug on her hair and Cynthia J. my nails. To Danny I leave our special talks and friendship. To Cathy 0 and Kristy A. I leave pop-tarts. To my special twin I leave our •twin-ness” and our tricks. To my family I leave a big “Thank you Randy. I leave you my past, our friendship and our good times. To my Christopher. I leave “Chooew”;’ you’re very special to me. To the entire school I leave the best of luck and; which one are you. Virginia or Veronica? Good — bye!” i. Sheila Shaffer, leave Michele K many years of friendship: fun at the Bowling alley. Y.C. road, our plans with K.M. and T.G.. it was all great. To Denise C. the summer of “83: our fun with R.S. and D.H.. 1. 2. 3.... the tractor ride, the horseback ride, your bir- thday kiss; too bad it had to end. To Missy M. never forget 6 13 84. To Carol N. our wild summer with Crash , the field, and me taking off. To Donna S. the memories of growing up: the bees, the horses; the summer of 84:” the carnivals. Deb’s party and the Brookside on 9 4 84. let’s have a lot more fun. To Shannon, the summers of 83 and 84 and an everlasting friendship. To Mom and Dad. a Big thanks, I love you both. To Don H, many terrific memories and a special place in my heart. I’ll always care. I. Kathleen Shufelt, being of sound mind and body leave Mrs. Reagon a hug and a kiss. To Robbie, my brother. I leave our many talks and ALL the good times! MEOW! To Michele Travis I leave Ray’s house, the movies and all the rest — thanx you’re great. To Suzy Q. I leave the summer of 84. our nights out and the frog!” Thanx for being there, you’re terrific! To Charlie I leave fond memories of painting the road, the Bronco, and Shots (L.T.D.). You’re a terrific friend. To Mike G. and Dawn M. Good Luck, you two are great friends. To the field hockey team (M.K., K.H.. K.A.. G.J., M.E., A.G.) stick to it. Last, but not least, to my family . . You are the BEST and I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!! To my class — 1985 is the Greatest! Chow! 1 Kelly S., leave all the good times to Helen. How many miles did we put on your old jalopy? Remember it only dropped 14 degrees. To Shiela S. I hope you had a good night’s rest after go- ing around the sharpiest corner in Millerton at I a.m. To Carol, hope you enjoyed the fun times, if only you knew me. To Cindy H. thanks for being there, cause only you understood me. To Trevor, I’ll miss you. To Rich and Linda, thanks alot for your help. To Terri H. may be someday. To the class of 85. remember we are ALIVE!!! I Doug Sitter leave Webutuck to find the best in life. To Greg. Tim. and Dan I leave GOOD LUCK!! Thank You Mom and Dad for all your understanding and love. I. David Sledge leave Mom and Dad great thanks for getting me through. I love you both. To J.V. All the wild rides to school and the late nights working on the BAJA” To Ron W. a ride on my motorcyle (if you don’t flip it like my Rm!) To the Boces Crew I leave all the crazy times and Eds driving. To R.G., M.M., J.V.. and me all the wild times in the Box.” To R.H. It hurt to bad! To G.T. the fun go-cart rides. Most important, to Wendy. I leave my everlasting love. I’m looking forward to our future together! You’ve made me so happy. To the rest of the 85 crew one more. Who Ya Gonna Call?!” I Jim Stack who lives next door to my neighbor leave the treasures that I valued. To my first friend Pete D. I leave the re- maining buck that fits THE WALL. To Robert D. and Ken C. I leave you mass quantities of wet lint. To my friends Doug S.. Greg K., Tim B.. and Dan D. I thank you for all the help you gave me in S.S. To Chris Q. I leave you a great many thanks for making me laugh when I didn’t want to. and all the times you and Pat were there to hang out with me. And to everybody else who I couldn’t mention, but who are my friends. Thanks for your help. I. Sandy Taylor, being a sound body and reasonable mind. I leave the following: to R. H. and M. K. our great friendship, pac- man, shot glass, and April 19th, thank you Michelle To N. M. a great friendship, and a big hug, also thanks for being there when I needed to talk. To my little sister. Shelly my parking spot and my Sr. Privileges, and all my love. To mom and dad all my love and special thanks for supporting me through school, and for be- ing great parents. I love you both!!! Most important to Carl. I leave ALL MY LOVE FOREVER! You’ve made me so happy. I cherish all our happy memories forever. I look forward to our future together!! I Love You Babe!! Good Luck class of 85 I. Gary T.f of what mind and body I have left, leave the Dietary Crew great memories of Sharon Hospital. Bob. and we’ll all meet at the Spring! I leave M.K. I Want It.” Ronny W. and Jamie P. our trip to Pough-Town; WO-WO!! Also to Ronny. our dancing; we made a great couple. To S.K. and M.K. our supposed trip to the D.Q. Especially to R.H.. I hope someday we can look back on some fond memories. I now leave Webutuck as the last of the Thorntons and with the biggest bang so no one will forget us. To mv mojher no more worries we’re all out!! I Sheila Thrapp, leave to Yvette fond memories of all the fun times we had. To Gerri Mucker. memories of Mucker Moun- tain” — Camping in the yard, a giant chocolate cheese cake. Clearence and Penelope’ — spaghetti bbq’s — chicken bubba. the summer in the Bahamas. BB fashions — Pete and Paul — should I stay or should I go? A case of records (we never got!). all the bike rides and last but not least 66 grey geese Thanks Muc — a friend for life — .” To Kimba memories of the B-Side — may you someday get your Goat! — Hooder-Man. are you 16? along with lots of laughs — the best is yet to come!!! To Betsy, a box of orange M M’s ... or were they?? To Bea ”, so you think you’re the cat’s meow!! To Wilbe-Bro, Good Luck! To Lester a pillow for the pavement! To L. A.... ? And finally to Mom and Dad thanks for everything — I Love you both!! I. Michele Travis, leave Mr. Merwin in hopes that he will never forget purple. To Coach. I leave one less score keeper and the best of luck with his future soccer teams. To Michele I leave a great friendship, a lot of good memories, and with a thought of many more to come. To S.K. our years of growing up together. To J. B. the quarter you ate and your mom’s car. To K.S. thanks for being a friend and listening. To V. and V. your unsuccessful tennis lessons. To Ronnie and Keith both sweet guys. To the most impor- tant mom. dad. grandma, and grand pa. I leave the biggest thanks. I love you all a bunch!! I James A. VanCour leave to one of my best friends. Dave, the memories and experiences of building my Baja. To Dave. I also leave the memories and exciting Pinto rides to Webutuck. To the AM Boces crew. Dave, Missy. Chris. Sue. Charlie, and of course Melissa. I Leave Grind me another pound Ed!” and all the fun times we had. To RW. DS. PD. CC. ’P. RG. SK. RH. MK. MM. and any others who I might of missed. I leave the memories of hanging-out before school. To CH I leave my love and hap- piness. I wish you were still here so we could graduate together. To SF. I hope you get everything you want in life because you deserve it. and thanks for being a friend. To KS. I leave the good times we had. To anyone, that I may have missed. I leave the memories of going to Webutuck. Having friends made life bearable in Webutuck. I John Vidak, leave my brother Jason, my locker. I leave Adam Murray all the memories that we had in Machine shop. I leave Darrel, all our disagreements about Mopar’s and Chevies, but my feelings about Chevies will always be the same. To Mr. Fullerton I want to thank you for all help in shop. Thanks to Miss. Willis, she cared enough to help me along. I leave all my classmates and teachers, past and present, all the best luck in the world. I. Donald Von Ahn, leave to John my car. to Jason and Adam my friendship, to Steve my cassette to my family my memory, and to the class of ’85 good luck. I. Ronny Whalen, being of sound mind and body, leave all the underclassmen Good Luck in your future years at Webutuck. To M.R. Turbo chickens. To Gary T. wow. wow. yeah. yeah. To Crispy and Petoes the night with Rick Bown. To my best friend Jamie Parks, everlasting memories and the night Randy Rhodes died, 7 and 7. To the girl I love and Adore. I will always remember the many good times we had and I’ve accepted the bad one. But a part of you will always remain in my heart. But last of all. to my parents, you guys are the best. I love you both and couldn’t have done it without you. To Kathy thanx for writing this and to the class of '85 We are the best! i, Yvette Zelker, leave the field hockey team a great future without me. I love you all!! To S.N. and J.Z. remember all the movies in Po-town and the Cars concert. Sheila T., never forget our party” — Craig, and Nick — thanks for being there when I needed you. C. N. — you have to choose one! Remember frost- breath. Lori R. you’re a great friend someday you and I will get together be patient. To Etsy, I leave you an Stp in Biology. Tammi. thanks for everything, remember all our trips to Po-town. You’re ?reat!! To my family. I love all of you and thanks for being there. ammy. Sue. Michelle. Robin, and Sandy — remember all the good times at the hospital!! Betsy Eerskine Charles Flint Suzy Fontaine Vicky Cookingham Melissa Dashner Daniel Day Ronald Decker Peter Ducillo Kimberly Conklin J. C. with an idea Senicxs on the way up ... and on the way down David Ahders Thomas Barlow Edward Belas Christine Boyer Gary Burke David Cade Kenneth Cournean Robin Dean Robert Delventhal Tyler Fenn George Hoffman so CLASS OF ’86 • JUNIORS • CLASS OF ’8( Williams Hopkins Kerry Hulihan Geri Jarrett Su Lin Jones Brian Kaye Samuel Louey Darrell McEathron John Meyer Denise Miles Karl Moody Michael Moore Wendy Murphy Scott Nichols Stephen Norbet JUNIORS CLASS OF ’86 JUNIORS CL, Virginia Oles Antoine Parker Rhonda Peck Bradley Price Terry Rock wood James Silvernail Melissa Simonton Timothy Stanton Dawn Stark Christine Stevenson Theresa Valyou Stephen Waite 53 r % Sophomores • Class of ’87 Sophomores • Class 54 Tracy Flint llanca Fuchs Robert Gilpin Edith Gordon Laurie Gordon Anthony Greene Brigette Grom Renee Haight Holly Hammond Jack Hentschel Pamela Bishop Donna Boyer Sue Breen Melissa Breyette Sue Burdette John Butts Leigh Ann Butts J. T. Carroll Rachel Ciccarelli Christine Conklin Sarah Coon Peter Coulthard Devon Dauwalder George Dorn Bruce Duncan Michael Ackerman Pam Adrian Marjorie Ball Heidi Beneke Michael Bilodeau Sharon Hoffman Billy Holdeen Billy Hooper Cynthia Jobe Kim Killawee Sue Kilmer Kelly Kujath Fred Lattrell Jody Lattrell Patrick Lawrence Timothy Leafe Thomas Lejeune Patrina Lopane Nadine Macura Sherry Metcalfe Charlene Meyer Jill Murphy Adam Murray LASS OF ’87 • SOPHOMORES • CLASS OF 8 55 Gwen Murray Catherine Newton Hai Dinh Nguyen Linda Peck Tiffany Price Daryl Pulver Kandy Rasmussen Eric Rhodes Mae Savage Suzanne Schroder 56 CLASS OF ’87 • SOPHOMORES • CLASS Michael Snyder Paul Socolow Deirdre Thompson Thomas Tripp Jason Vidak Robert Waite Jimmy Wilbur F 87 • SOPHOMORES • CLASS OF ’87 • 57 Eric Ackerman Kristen Adams Lisa Babbitt Arthur Bagomolny Linda Barlow Christopher Benjamin Ralph Benson Jonathan Boyer Robert Boyles John Cahill Randy Carpenter Jennifer Cicarelli Joy Ciferri Dina Clark John Conklin Leslie Cookingham Kimberly Dean Brian Demarais Shelly Demarais Michele Erwin Ellen Flanagan Leo Flood Erika Fortgang Michelle Galgano Jennifer Geisler M Warren Gordon Izettia Hafford Melissa Hayes Debra Hoiser James Hoiser M’ ¥ :reshmen • Class of ’88 Freshmen • Class of ’I 58 Joseph Killmer James Kirby Michael Kormendy Lisa Lawrence Ronald LeJeune Laura Lindsay Vachon Lindsay Randy Joe Longhenry John Lyman Todd MacNeil Tammy Marcou David McAvoy Stacia McLaughlin Joann McWhirt Freshmen • Class of ’88 Freshmen • Class of 59 Paul Millius Laura Milton Miles Morgan Leonard Morrison Shawn Muphy Pamela Newvine Kathleen O'Connell Lisa Parker Danielle Quinn Wayne Riddell April Roberts Gary Rockwood Kimberly Romona Michael Rosas Thomas Ryan Melissa Schooner Vernon Schrom Robert Senecal Lorinda Swart Dawn Valyou John Viall Stephan Wagoner Jessica Warren Andy Wheeler David Wickwire reshmen • Class of ’88 Freshmen • Class of ’8 60 Jeanette Ackerman Shawn Alpert Steven Andrews Rebecca Barlow Peter Bavis George Bishop Lionel Bowser Craig Breyette Mary Ann Breyette Donna Burke Christien Cahill Nancy Colkin John Connor Anthony Daukantas Leah Dean Brenda Dominy Tracy Doyle Alexander Duncan Theresa Dwyer Kristin Eschbach Jeffrey Farnham Crystal Feller Susan Furey Robert Giumarro Angela Greene Danielle Haight Michelle Hastings Chasity Hotaling Michael Hurley Peggy Kilmer 62 Raymond Killmer Casey Koerner Jennifer Kreilmg Cynthia Lango Clifford Langton Lisa Leafe Andre Marcou Robert Marcou Patrick Marling Margaret Mcneil ) Wayne Moore George Murphy Natalie Nason Jeffrey Newvine Dinh Nam Nguyen Van Ouang Pham Christine Platt Joseph Platt 63 Melissa Prindle Michael Quinn Brett Reimer David Roberts Kristen Romano Corey Roode Laura Rowe Scott Russin Patricia Senecal Tim Shaffer Sharon Shrremetis Richard Simonton Norma Spaulding Gina Trombley Rebecca Welsh Mary Wilbur Wesley Worden John Zelker 64 65 Edward Allen Robert Allen James Ashman Christopher Babbitt George Baker Lee Ann Baker Stephanie Barlow Carrie Barney Tanya Beecher Kenneth Beneke Stacey Bishop Chelton Booth Juanita Bowser Richard Breyette Beth Caddell Jeremy Calabrese Parrish Coggins Eileen Colkin Kathleen Cournean Patricia Dashner Robert Davis Darcy Dean Dawn Decker Steven Decker Belinda Deyo Travis Dittrich Hung Loi Do Michelle Downey William Elliott Ellen Eschbach 66 Victoria Finkle Melissa Goodacre Georgina Gordon Jacqueline Hastings Lea Ann Hay Shannon Marie Hay Aaron Holst-Grubbe Jennifer Holst-Grubbe Chandra Johnson Richard Johnson Brian Jolley Tara Judson Kim Kujath Allen Lazarus Heather Mann Robin McEathron Aimee McEnroe Melissa Metcalfe Mary Jane Miller Elizabeth Moore David Morey Brian Morrison Lori Morrison Christina Murphy Lili Ann Murphy Raymond Myers Jodi Nolan Tracey Patnode Terry Perotti Darren Peterson Elizabeth Pollinger Patrick Quinn Lori Rabideau Richard Read Matthew Reagon Amy Recchia David Riddell Sharon Schooner Serena Schrom Michelle Stark Holly Stevenson Ann Marie Syphers David Allen Syphers George Thomas Todd Waite Edward Watson Marion Wells Gordon Wilbur William Wilcox Heather Willis Trevor Yale Richard Zartman I 68 69 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 Altos (right) First Row: Mae Savage, Pam Adrien. Judy Brandt, Kathy Shufelt. Ellen Flanigan. Rhonda Peck. Second Row: Ricky For- tgang, Holly Hammond. Kelly Silvernail. Carol Nolan, Charlene Meyer, Christine Stevenson. Third Row: Donna Boyer. Vachon Lindsay. Lisa Parker. Su-lin Jones. Kerry Hullihan. DeeDee Gordon. Melissa Kappel. Helene McGhee Sopranos (below) First Row: Katholeen O’Connell, Petrina Lopane. Lisa Babbitt. Laura Lindsay. Dawn Stark, Leigh Ann Butts, Linda Maloney, Leslie Cookingham. April Roberts. Second Row: Sharon Hoff- man. Geri Jarrett. Melissa Hayes. Donna Lacurto. Jody Latrell. Christine Boyer, Brigette Grom, Denise Cahill. Third Row: Sue Schroder, Devon Dalwalder. Tracy Flint. Darlene Farnham, Patti Gordon, Monica Jolley. Dina Clark, Debbie Hosier, Sherry Metcalfe. Sue Schroder and Erica Fortgang are the accompanists for the Sr. High Chorus, (center right) Tenors Basses (above) First Row: Jim Silvernail. Pete Coulthard, Jerry Carol, Greg Babbitt. Ronnie Whalen. Nicky Glamonn. Second Row: George Hoffman. Jeff Pekovitch, Ronnie LeJeune. Randy Carpenter, Todd MacNeill, Tom Tripp. Third Row: Pat Lawrence. Jim Clark. Brian Kaye. Jerome Parker. Antoine Parker. Andrew Parker. Madrigals (far right) First Row: Linda Maloney. Ricky Fortgang. Se- cond Row: Donna Lacurto. Debbie Hosier. Jody Latrell. Third Row: Dina Clark. Kathy Shufelt, Kelly Silvernail. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS 78 JUNIOR HIGH BAND •First Row: Tracey Patnode. Amy Rec- chia. Stephanie Barlow. Ellen Eschbach. Tracy Doyle. Heather Willis. Rick Read. Richard Zartman. Second Row: Cynthia Lango. Michelle Downey. Scott Russin. Paula Bagomolny, Becky Barlow, Christina Murphy. George Murphy. Ray Myers. Eileen Colkin. Third Row: Lili Murphy. Betsy Moore. Serena Schrom. Alex Duncan. Jeff Newvine. Nancy Colkin. Casey Koerner. Kristen Eschbach. Mr. Utter. Tenors Basses: First Row: C. Babbitt. G. Thompson. Second Row: L. Bowser, E. Watson. R. Myers. S. Alpert. Third Row: P. Marling. J. Snyder. G. Wilbur. B. Marcou. Alto Soprano: First Row: J. Ackerman. T. Dwyer. A. Syphers. K. Kujath, T. Patnode. B. Cadell, H. Willis. P. Bagomolny. Second Row: N. Spaulding. M. Hastings. E. Colkin. G. Gordon. E. Eschbach, L. Rabideau. H. Mann. C. Johnson. B. Deyo. M. Wells. Third Row: J. Newton. J. Holst-Grubbe. S. Schrom, K. Cournean. B. Moore. M. Wilbur, J. Bowser. T. Beecher, S. Schooner. M. Met- calfe. C. Murphy. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 79 SENIOR HIGH BAND First Row: Mr. Liskey. Jill Murphy, Deirdre Thompson. Sue Kem- merer, Jean Bilquin, Ninnete Milici. Miles Morgan, John Conklin. Mae Savage. Second Row: Renne Haight. Chris Conklin. Michelle Kreiling. Cynthia Jobe. Jody Lattrell. Linda Barlow. Sharon Hoff- man. Tiffany Price. Jessica Warren. Third Row: Teddy Moody. Sue Schroder. Krist Adams. Kathleen O'Connell. Lisa Lawerence. Mike Kormendy, John Viall. Craig Wickwire, Hai Nguyen. Tammy Con- klin. Dawn Moore. San- dy Taylor. First Row: Deirdre Thompson. Ninette Milici. Sue Kemmerer, Michelle Kreilling. Second Row: Renee Haight. Linda Maloney. Erica Fortgang. John Conklin. Third Row: Mr. Liskey. Mike Kormendy. Teddy Moody. Bruce Duncan. Miles Morgan. Not Pictured: Mike Rosas. Keith Kujath, John Cahill. 80 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB First Row: Ther se Price. Veronique Savage. Cecile Jobe. Josephine Latrell. Pascale Lopane. Sylvie Schroeder. Gabrielle Thomp- son. Sophie Beneke. Christine Conklin. Second Row: Julie Coon. Brigitte Grom. Simone Hoffman. Annette O’Connell. Sophie Babbitt, Margot Boyer. Pam Nevme. Andree Fortgang. Renee Haight. Paul Milius. Third Row: Fa bienne Meyer. Marcel Morgan. David Wickwire. Christine Boyer. Genvieve Cicarelli. Gregoire Wickwire. Patrice Lawrence. Le Taupe Rhodes. Auguste Bagamolny. Antoine Cahill. Pascal Murphy. Gilles Rockwood. Julie Murphy. Madame Benken. First Row: Laura Lindsay. Izzetia Haf- ford, Stacia McLaughlin. Christine Boyer. Second Row: Melissa Hayes. Tammy Marcou, Pam Adrian. Nadine Macura, Danielle Quinn. Third Row: Suzanne Delvanthal, Holly Hammond. Sherry Metcalfe. Devon Dauwalder. Tracy Flint. Lisa Parker. Vachon Lind- say. Mr. Schlanger. 81 STUDENT COUNCIL QUIZ BOWL Student Council: Eileen Colkin. Lori Rabidiau. Cynthia Lango. Raymond Meyers. Allen Lazareth, Laura Lindsay. Second Row: Lorinda Swart. Wayne Moore. Angela Greene. Geri Jarrett. Susan Furey. Nancy Colkin. Melissa Hayes. Michelle Erwin. Third Row: Sue Kemmerer. Kristy Adams. Missy McDonald. Mike Grassel. John Meyer. Patrick Marling. Shelley Demaris. Casey Koerner. Michele Kreiling. First Row: Jim Clark. Second Row: Nadine Macura. Su-lin Jones. Rhonda Peck. Christine Stevenson. Ms. Swem Not Pic- tured: Paula Bagomolny. Peter Bavis. Geri Jarrett. Melissa Kappel. First Row: Kristy Adams. Kathleen O’Connell. Yvette Zelker. Kathy Shufelt. Se- cond Row: Mr. Tapley. Ken Cournean. Deirdre Thomp- son. Sue Schroeder. SKI CLUB, which continues to be advised by Mr. Riemer. takes buses to Catamount on Saturday evenings. The members raise money each year so that a trip to a larger ski area is possible. SKI CLUB FOCUS 82 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FBLA First Row: Virginia Santarsiero, Melissa Simonton, Veronica Santar- siero. Second Row: Joyce Coon. Sheila Shaffer. Jim Clark, Christine Boyer. Brad Price. Third Row: John Meyer. Scott Nichols. Melissa MacDonald. Chris Quinn. Tyler Fenn. Mrs. Reagon. Not Pictured: Kurt Kupferer. First Row: Izzetia Hafford. Laura Lindsay. Laurie Milton. SecondRow: Sheila Shaffer. Gwen Murray. Sue Burdette. Melissa Hayes. Danielle Quinn. Not Pictured: Carol Nolan. Donna LaCurto. First Row: A. Daukontas. M. Morgan. S. Schroder. D. Thompson. P. Millius. J. Conklin. Second Row: J. Connor. T. Ryan. R. Longhenry. J. Boyer. J. Lyman. D. Wickwire, G. Benson. C. Benjamen. Third Row: P. Coulthard. J. T. Carroll. E. Rhodes. B. Holdeen. B. Duncan. A. Bagomolny, B. Demaris. J. Cahill. S. Mur- phy. R. Welsh. HISTORY GAMES 83 POSTER CLUB MODEL CLUB Poster Club: Sitting: Cynthia Lango. Stacy Bishop. Ricky Reed Kneeling: Richard Zartman. Michael Quinn. Michelle Prindle. Linda Peck. LeighAnn Baker. Shelly Stark. Aimee McEnroe. Standing: George Murphy. Donna Burke. Laura Rowe. Richard Simonton. Jett Newvine. Brett Reimer. David Roberts. Mary Waters. Mrs Tolies. Model Club: Kneeling: Ricky Breyette. Travis Detrick. Stephanie Barlow. Jimmy Ashman. Stan- ding: Mr. Tapley. John Connors. Vernon Schrom. Anthony Daukontas. Eddie Allen. Yorker Club. Sitting: George Murphy. Tammy Marcou. David Wickwire. Paula Bagomolony. Heather Willis. Becky Barlow. Lore Rabideau. Shawn Alpert. Joy Cifferi. Richard Zartman. Matt Reagon. Kneeling: Melissa Goodacre. Ellen Flanigan. Alex Duncan. Betsy Moore. Serena Schrom. Lisa Babbit. Daniel Quinn. Shawn Murphy. Pam Newvine. Lili Murphy. Raymond Meyers. Ricky Reed Standing: Kim Dean. Tammy Valyou. Mary Wilber. Lisa Lawrence. Brian Demaris. Peter Bavais. Artie Bagomolony. Kristy Adams. Bobby Giumarro. Jeff Newvine. Ms. Swem. YORKER CLUB 84 SERVICE CLUB GIRLS’ SOCCER Stitchery Club: First Row: Amy Recchia. Stephanie Barlow. Tracey Pat- node. Jen Kreiling. Second Row: Kandy Rasmussen. Patty Senecal. Peggy Kilmer. Cathy Newton. Linda Peck. Mrs. Tolies. Drama Club: First Row: Richard Zattman. Eileen Colkin. Ellen Eschbach. Kim Kujath. Second Row Linda Barlow. Heather Mann. Cindy Lango. Michelle Downey. Geogina Gor- don. Theresa Dwyer. Third Row: Geri Jarrett. Leigh Ann Butts. Mary Wilbur. Jim Clark. Lisa Parker. Vachon Lind- say. Jennifer Newton. Misstna Tracy Doyle. Tanya Beecher. Beth cadell. Belinda Deyo. Dave Ahders. Betsy Moore. Allen Lazarus. Mei ssa Met calfe. Chandra Johnson. Lih Murphy. Becky Barlow. Heather Willis. Lori Rab deau. Sharon Schooner. Lee Ann Baker Service Club: First Row: Tiffany Price. Jody Lattrell. Mae Savage. Wayne Moore. George Murphy. Anthony Daukontas. Second Row: Melissa Goodacre. Jill Murphy. MeMe McNeil. Heidi Beneke. John Synder. Holly Hammond. Craig Breyette. Crystal Feller. Not Pictured: Aimee McEnroe. Lili Murphy. Pat- ty Dashner. Girls' Soccer Fust Row _____________ Amy Recchia. Melissa Goodacre. Heather Willis. Tracy Patnode. Tammy Marcou. Terry Perotti Se- cond Row Kathy Bishop. Gwen Murray. Nadine Macura. Mae Savage. Pam Adram. Jody Latrell. Melissa Breyette. Laura Breen Thud Row Petnna Lopane. Lisa Babbit. Kathleen O'Connell. Donna Boyer. Cynthia Jobe. Lisa Lawrence. JiM Murphy. Sue Burdette. Holly Hammond. Tiffany Price Not Pictured Virginia Oles. Jen Kreiling. Shelly Stark. Serena Schrom. Peggy Krflmer no DRAMA CLUB STITCHERY CLUB 85 CLASS OFFICERS 7th Grade: President: Alan Lazarus Vice President: George Murnane Secretary: Lori Rabideau Treasurer: Raymond Myers Student Council Representatives. Eileen Colkin, Sharon Schooner Freshmen President: Artie Bagomolny Vice President: Laura Lindsay Secretary: Lorinda Swart Treasurer: Shelley Demarais Representatives: Michelle Erwin Melissa Hayes 8th Grade: President: Nancy Colkin, Vice President: Casey Koerner, Secretary: Susan Furey, Treasurer: Cynthia Lango Student Council Representatives: Wayne Moore, Angela Greene, Patrick Marling Grade 10 President: Sharon Hoffman Vice Pres.: Petrina Lopane Secretary: Gwen Murray Treasurer: Jill Murphy Representatives: Tiffany Price Dede Thompson Suzanne Schroder Grade 11 President: Jim Clark Vice Pres.: Missy Simonton Secretary: Melissa Kappel Treasurer: Tyler Fenn Representatives: John Meyer George Hoffman Geri Jarrett Grade 12 President: Mike Grassel Vice Pres.: Michele Kreiling Secretary: Michele Trainor Treasurer: Yvette Zelker (Picture not available) Class Officers Class Of ’87 Class of ’86 Class of ’85 87 Quebec In the spring of 1984 Mr. Ernst took a small group of French students on a three day field trip to Quebec. The main purpose of the journey, was to experience the old French traditions still deeply embed- ded within the heart of the Walled City. To this day, those students who went along, still carry a piece of the endeavor with them. 88 Annie Memorize, rehearse, grunt, groan, hammer, saw. sweat .. . All of these are familiar memories of the Webutuck Drama society's 1984 production of the successful Broadway musical ANNIE At times it seemed like “A Hard- Knocks Life.” but we all knew that after all of our hard work the sun would come out tomorrow! Leigh Ann Butts and Jim Clark made a delightful pair as Annie and Daddy Warbucks. The au- dience truly believed that Annie had won his heart and become the little girl he never had. The comic relief was successful- ly supplied by Su-lin Jones as Miss Hanigan. Tyler Fenn as her ex-con brother Rooster, and Kathleen O’Connell as the squirmy, gum chewing Lily. In all the cast demonstrated growth, ability, and talent Our final performance left us with recollections of ... sellout au- diences. applause, ovation...” — Ron Perry 90 — The Millerton News — ‘‘Tyler F e n n and Kathleen O'Connell were energetic and funny as Rooster Hannigan and Lily St. Regis, respectively. Alicia Saitori gave a solid, sympathetic performance as Grace Farrow. Her low- key approach proved very entertaining. — The Millerton News — 91 Drama Club Sponsors “Reminiscing Broadway” The performance showcased musical and dramatic talents of over 40 young people in grades 7-12 who participate in various Webutuck music groups or in the Drama Club. Many different Broadway show tunes were performed, including among others: Geri Jarrett, with a solo from “Sophisticated Ladies.” an ensemble of Nancy Colkin. Shawn Alpert. Theresa Dwyer. Tracy Doyle and Cindy Lango with Bye. Bye, Birdie and Tyler Fenn accompanied by John Conklin and Miles Morgan in Yankee Doodle Dandy.” In this venture, the students gained not only stage experience, but also raised funds to launch the main stage production A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE. 92 94 95 Our Conquering Coaches Christine Berg — Varsity Volleyball Tom Kelly — J.V. Boys Basketball Ron Keefe — Varsity Soccer John Merwin — J.V. Soccer Tim McEnroe — Varsity Boys Basketball 96 John Vozab — Girls Basketball Lisa Swem — Varsity Field Hockey Vi Valckenaere — Girls Soccer Varsity Soccer Varsity Soccer: First Row: T. Moody. D. Bassuk. J. Carol. G. Babbitt. B. Holdeen. G. Carol. S. Waite. Second Row: M. Grassel. B. Kaye. D. Cade. K. Moody. G. Burke. J. Clark. K. Moody. J. Meyer. B. Price. 98 99 J.V. Soccer J.V. Soccer. First Row: L. Morrison. N. Nguyen. R. Welsh. J. Boyer. M. Morgan. A. Duncan. R. Carpen- tier. L. Flood. Second Row: D. Wickwire. T. MacNeil. B. Hooper. A. Bagomolny. B Demaris. J. Carroll. E. Ackerman. W. Riddell. MLV S 3 100 JV Volleyball J.V. Volleyball: First Row: C. Cahill, L. Milton. D. Burke. Second Row: D. Dauwalder. C. Boyer. S. Demaris. S. Metcalfe. S. Burdette. L. Dean. 101 Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball: First Flow: P. Lopane. D. Gordon. Second Row: D. Boyer. R. Dean, Mrs. Berg. T. Flint. D. Clark. Third Row: P. Gordon, J. Coon. M. MacDonald. 102 Cross Country Cross Country: First Row: R. Zartman. R. Simonton, M Reagon, S. Alpert. Second Row: Mr. Reagon. S. Murphy. P. Lawrence. E. Rhodes. K. Kujath. 103 Varsity Field Hockey Varsity Field Hockey: First Row; K. O’Connell. L. Butts. K. Adams. G. Mur- ray. Second Row: S. Hoffman, S. Schroder. M. Kappel. G. Jarrett. M Schooner. K. Hulihan, D. Moore. S. Shaf- fer. Miss Swem. 104 J.V. Field Hockey J.V. Field Hockey: First Row: E. Flanagan. T. Marcou, L. Cookingham. D. Thompson. L. Lawrence. A. Roberts. A. Greene. Second Row: M Galgano, K. Eschbach. C. Koerner. M. Erwin, L. Babbitt. C. Meyer. D. Quinn, J. Geisler. 105 VARSITY BASKETBALL Boy’s J.V. Basketball 108 Girl’s Basketball BOY’S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Boys Junior High Basketball- First Row: P Coggins. D. Riddell, R. Zartman. M. Quinn. G. Murphy. J. Zelker. Second Row: K. Beneke. Q. Van Pham. C. Breyette. T. Shaffer. D Roberts. P Bavis. R. Simonton. J Newvine. GIRL’S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Girls Junior High Basketball: First Row J. Bowser Second Row: B. Barlow. T. Beecher. G. Gordon. M Downey. L. Baker. T. Doyle. Third Row Ms Burbee. M Metcalfe. C. Murphy. D Dean. M. Breyette. M Wilbur. S. Shermetis Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: First Row: V. Santarsiero. D Clark. Vi Santarsiero. Second Row: K. Adams. L Maloney. On Top: M Kastner. M Travis. J.V. Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders: Laying: B. Grom, S. Kilmer Sitting: J. Geisler, M Savage Standing: M Schooner. K. Romano. Ill ADVERTISEMENTS 'L+ CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK GRADUATES FROM VALLEY OLDSMOBILE, INC. Patti, The Triennium gave you “life-check,” Girls’ State gave you knowledge, We give you our love and support. Love, Mom, Dad, Cathy, Deedee, Georgina and Grandma MOM and DAD: Thanks for all the help. I’ve finally made it. We’ll be down to visit. Believe in Dale, he’s worth it. I love you, Missy. Russell, these last two years have been beautiful and I hope our lives together will be as wonderful. All my love forever Russell — Donna. MBM — Trusting and sharing, Loving and caring, this is what you mean to me. Dale PATRONS Jerry McDonald — The American Dream; Mr. Reagon; Mrs. Reagon; 17K All The Way; I Love T.B.; Chateau, Here we cornel; Good times are coming; Wodsie, You are a Great Friend, Love Leener; Best wishes to Virginia and Veronica. — Dawn; Con- gratulations and best wishes to Patti. Dawn; Agusta and Richard Weinstein; Marist will live forever, just ask Madonna. Veronica, what are you selling now? DMC; The Heat Is Onl Whipped Cream — 234; Good Luck Teddy; I love you Jimmy, love Leslie. I love you Ronny. (4 Years); Fannie’s Beauty Salon Thanks for all your support through everything, Mom and Dad. Linda Congratulations Class of ’85 and special best wishes to Sue, Sheila, and Michele T. Also to a very special young lady, our daughter, Michele. The Kastners To Mom-Dad, thanks for all your help throughout my years at Webutuck. I love you both with all my heart) Donna DMC: Champagne, 608, roses, gold, wabbit season, rollerskating, chicken sandwiches, the sea, Hartford in 45, Madonna, Christmas Eve and most of all the honesty. ILY. Always, MBM Lauren, we may fight alot but no sister could be as special as you. Love, Linda Congratulations Gary You made itl Five Thorntons have now graduated from Webutuck. Charlie, Marcia, Jesse, Joshua, Jennifer, Scott, Becky, Dave, Julie, Melissa, Jacquelyn MOM Congratulations Class of 1985 LONE PINE FARMS Registered Holsteins The Perotti Family ‘Who is Armando Vargas?” 114 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1985 From New England Cleaners AMENIA FISH GAME ASSOCIATION RCA Sony GORDON R. KEELER DAVE’S T.V Appliance Sales and Service Channel Master Antenna Installations Satellites 2 Railroad Ave. Main St. Dover Plains, NY 12522 Millerton, NY 12546 (914) 877-3636 (518) 789-3881 Main St. Millerton, NY RAYNOR’S AUTO SUPPLY INC. (518) 789-4961 TERNI’S Mechanic St. Amenia, NY Front St. Millbrook, NY Main Street Millerton, NY 12546 373-8163 677-6311 Congratulations From COLONIAL PHARMACY Ames Plaza Amenia, NY Innovation I Best Wishes To The Class of 1985 From The Fitness Corner Rt. 343 Amenia, NY 12501 (914)-373-8044 fine wines and spirits CASCADE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Rt. 22 Amenia, N.Y. 12501 CONG R A TULA TIONS! Linda Marco Santori Proprietors RED HEN OlGNVO. Amenia, N.Y. 12501 (914) 373-9376 The First National Bank Amenia, New York The Full Service Community Bank Serving the Webutuck District Since 1865 uer s by Lee Amenia, New York 12501 373-8013 The Pines RESTAURANT Rt. 22 — Wassaic 373-9976 Tht Restaurant with the family In mind offering Home Cooked Food at Affordable Prices. Congratulations to the class of 1985 Handisty’s Liquor Store Mechanic Street Amenia, NY 12501 AMENIA VARIETY STORE Soda, cigarettes, and magazines Kerosun Heaters, Catalogue Shopping Cards, Gifts, Party goods and Favors, Stickers West Main Street Amenia, NY 12501 914-373-8300 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 118 0 B L 0 i Gkiikii rictrli Best of Luck Graduates! Keep in touch with Your Hometown Bookstore ■tu unii SII 711 717 lillirt.i i.y. Millerton Diner “Specials” all day Breakfast Lunch Dinner Main Street, Millerton (518) 789-9612 William J. Cole Agency, Inc. Complete Services Personal and Commercial Insurance Main Street — Millerton, NY 789-4657 Visit Chuck, John and Kevin at THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Route 23, South Egremont, Ma. Just 1000 yards east of Catamount (413) 528-0432 1'19 Hair Craft Ames Plaza Amenia, NY 12501 373-8490 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! Charles E. and Abram M. Barnard Barnard Florist, Inc. Thank You — Sharon, Dee-Dee, Virginia, Veronica, Suzanne, Peter, Missy Kieth Nice Work Guys! When you “Say it with flowers” Say it with ours TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Claverack, NY Area Code 518 Tel. 851-3171 Millerton, NY Area Code 518 Tel. 789-4241 Brick Block Auto Supply, Inc. Open 7 days a week To Serve You Better Main St. Millerton __________789-3696__________ 120 Sponsored By The Owl’s Rest Route 22 Wassaic, NY 12592 373-9966 Parties Banquets Congratulations to the Class of 1985 1 tarDDkBtuc From le a4iu nj MCARTHUR’S SMOKEHOUSE Just V« Mile East of Light Rt. 343, Amenia, NY Millerton, NY 12546 Gene Handke 789-4425 Manager 914-373-8277 Finest in Dining Since 1939 Weddings 121 T AND T BUILDERS Shine on You Crazy Diamonds off the Class of 85! KENT, CONNECTICUT 06757 203-927-3909 Congratulations from the Class of FRANK TERRELL KENNETH THOMPSON 203-927-4054 914-373-8833 1987 Sears Route 44 Millerton, NY 12546 LLOYD HOME AND BUILDING CENTERS INC. 789-4451 Located on Route 44 In Amenia, NY 914-373-8183 122 Millerton and Sharon Super Good Luck Class of 1985 Millerton Shopping Plaza Sharon Shopping Center Joseph J. Stoeckert, Pres. in? Dutchess Auto Co., Inc. .'■MlMj TACONIC '• SPORTS Buick — Chevrolet Since 1913 CAMPING CENTER INC. Millerton, NY 12546 518-789-4422 Guns, Ammo, Fishing Tackle, Camping Supplies, Archery Equipment, Canoes Live Bait and Propane Cylinders Refilled (518) 789-3288 Adjacent to Rudd Pond State Park 123 Congratulations From Millerton Nursery — Jack Clark Tree Farm LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS DETERGENTS PESTICIDES SUPPLIES ASPHALT PAVING — MASONRY WORK EXCAVATING — BACKHOE WORK INDEPENDENT BUYERS ASSOCIATION 24 MAPLE AVENUE MILLERTON, N.Y. 12546 JACK CLARK TEL. (518) 789-4776 DISTRIBUTOR DOMENICK LOPANE ROUTE 22 (518) 789-3771 MILLERTON, N.Y. 12546 DELSON’S Compliments of SAPERSTEIN’S Main Street, Millerton N.Y. 12546 Headquarters for Nike Sneakers and Basketball Shoes Also, Levis and Campus (518) 789-3267 Millerton, NY 12546 (518)789-3365 518-789-3582 Bob’s Tire FLOYD J. ROSINI Auto Supply Furniture Specialist Artistic Antique Restoration Comprehensive Claim Analysis Appraisals Repairs Certified Journeyman Quarry Hill Rd. Millerton, NY 12546 State of New York Millerton, N.Y. 12546 (518)789-3573 Members: Retail Jewelers of America Gemological Institute of America Diamond Masters of America RHINEBECK SAVINGS M. LEIBOWITZ BANK JEWELERS Rt. 44E Millerton, NY Where Style, Selection and Quality Originate Diamonds, Precious Stones — 14 KT. and 18 KT. Helping People Since 1860 Member FDIC Jewelry Fine Watches and All Repairs 313 Main Street Rt. 44, The Millerton Gt. Barrington, MA Plaza 01230 Millerton, NY 12546 (413) 528-9220 (518) 789-4774 Savings and Checking Accounts Certificates — IRA Personal — Student — Mortgage Loans Commercial Accounts 125 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 85 READY BLACKTOP MIX CONCRETE Amenia Sand WW it 'Cm MILLERTON DAIRY QUEEN Gravel Inc. “BEST BY TEST” AMENIA, N.Y. RT.22 MILLERTON, NEW YORK 12546 (518) 789-3008 JOHN A. SEGALLA BUS: 914-373-8151 RES: 914-373-8153 1== CHASE yi' NBW Division SINGER SALES AND SERVICE SEWING AND GIFTS 518-789-4444 Sew What? CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! BY JUDY OPEN 10-4 DAILY • CLOSED TUESDAYS Main Street, Millerton 9-3 Daily, 4-6 Thursdays, 9-1 Saturday MAIN ST. MILLERTON, N.Y. 12546 518-789-3321 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1985 from MOVIES — VCR RENTALS BLOCH’S FURNITURE Millerton, N.Y. (914) 373-9165 East Main Street Amenia, N.Y. 12501 126 WEBOTUCK MINING COMPANY CONKLIN’S GARAGE EASTERN STATES John Brusie Depot Hill Amenia, N.Y. 373-8121 WELL DRILLERS Millerton, New York 789-4679 Boston Corners Millerton, New York 12546 (518) 789-4904 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985! OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE NOW OPEN — RT. 44 MILLERTON SUPERCENTER 127 Congratulations And Best Wishes To the Class of 1985 From The WEBUTUCK STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mr. Price President: Missy MacDonald Secretary: Susan Fury Vice President: Kristy Adams CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1985 NORTHEAST The Bilquins MUFFLER MUFFLER SHOP Millerton, NY 12546 789-3669