Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR CELEBRATION ) Place: Webutuck Jr Sr High School Time: Spring '86 — Winter '87 Opening Speech Memoriam Dedication SPRING Divider Sports SENIORS Events FALL Divider Sports Adults Pupils Events WINTER Divider Sports Events Clubs Patrons Page 2 3 4 5 6-15 16-32D 33-38 39 40-48 49-59 60-79 80-84 85 86-92 93-113 114-136 1 WELCOME TO OUR CELEBRATION This yearbook has been devoted to CELEBRATING the Webutuck Warriors’ spirit of sharing friendships and portraying some of the extra events, honors won, and special effort that many people give to make Webutuck extraordinary. We selected just a small sampling of the clubs, and we covered unique events as they happened. Pictures on this page, as well as throughout the book, were chosen to represent the spirit that made our CELEBRATION possible. We hope you enjoy this journey through 1986-1987. .. .Joy Ciferri, Editor, the entire Yearbook Staff. Note: Find us on page 132. Celebrating a Year of Winning Sports: Giants won the Super Bowl. United States regained America 's Cup. C the Mets won the World Series. The SENIOR CLASS dedicates this yearbook to the STGDENT BODY.Thanks for the good times many laughs. Keep the WEBUTUCK SPIRIT alive!! SPRING CNtfiS Z. SPORTS SENIORS EVENTS J.V. SOCCER Coach Sue Briggs stated that, “Although our record was 1-7, it was a building year. We had a lot of inexperienced players who fought hard throughout the season. It was a learning year, and the players should be well improved for the next season. 1) 1 just KNEW I could do it. 2) Karate Kid Part III. 3) Just try and get past US. 4) The Rockettes. 5) Ta Daaa. 6) Heading for Trouble. 7) Hey Vi. look at this BRUISE. 8) Now WHAT can we do to win this game? 9) Come to Momma. 10) Listen up girls. 1986 was the first year that Webutuck had a varsity girls' soc- cer team. Co-Captain Tiffany Price commented that We learn- ed how to compete on the varsity level this year. We practiced hard, and we expect to be a stronger team in 1987 with more advanced skills. VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER 7 GIRLS SOCCER TEAMS 1986 VARSITY SOCCER. Back row: Coach Vi Valckenaere, Renee Haight, Kathleen O'Connell, Donna Burke, Sherry Metcalfe, Lisa Lawrence, Jody Lattrell, Co-Captain Tiffany Price, Holly Hammond. Middle row: Christine Conklin, Laurie Miller, Gwen Murray, Hadine Macura, Tammy Marcou, Mae Savage, Pam Adrian. Front row: Manager Toni Brizzie, Co-Captain Petrina Lopane, Ricky Forty any. Missiny from picture is Leslie Cookingham. J.V. SOCCER. Back row: Amy McEnroe, Terry Perotti, Tanya Beecher, Mary Wilbur, Lee Ann Baker, Michelle Stark, Laura Rowe. Middle row: Melissa Metcalfe, Theresa Zoro, Sue Furey, Paula Bagomolny, Sue Finkle, Jennifer Kreiling. Front row: Coach Sue Briggs, Izettia Hafford, Tracey Patnode, Laura Milton, Michelle Downey. l)Holly and Christine always put their best feet forward. 2)Petrina doesn’t want to play anymore. 3)Donna barks, Forward — MARCH. 8 ’ I)John prays for a big break. 2)Bruce is thinking, “C'mon you guys, let 's play ball. 3) Jeff anticipates a win. BASEBALL TEAMS 1986 VARSITY BASEBALL. Back row: Brian Demarais, Bruce Duncan, Mike Humbert, Artie Bagomolny, Glen Carroll, Coach Gary Pearson. Front row: Lennie Morrison, Pete Coulthard, Brian Kaye, John Cahill, Todd MacNeil, Warren Gordon, Gary Rockwood. Kneeling at left is Larry Selfridge, and sitting in front is Billy Wilcox, assistants. Missing from picture are Rod Welsh and Gary Burke. J.V. BASEBALL. Back row: Lionel Bowser, Alex Duncan, David Roberts, Bob Marcou, Bob Giumarro, Pete Bavis, Warren Gordon, George Murphy. Front row: Coach John Merwin, Jeff Newvine, John Zelker, Rich Zartman, Allen Lazarus, Chris Benjamin, John Lyman, Rich Simonton. Standing in front is Missy Merwin, helper mascot. 9 J. V. BASEBALL l)Where'd that ball GO? 2)Aw shucks, I forgot the signal. 3)Be ready for this one. 4)Ok, guys, here’s how we ll do it. 5)Easy come, easy go. 6)Oh man, what ARE you telling me? 7)Hey Mom, look at me. 8)Lean and mean. 9)(Jh oh, get ready for this one. 10)Split personality. 1 l)Star quality. 12)What‘s coming down? VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Gary Pearson states that, Despite the record, 5-10-1, our team was highly com- petitive in all of our games. Over 4 5 of the team will be returning, giving promise to better times. SR. HIGH TRACK 1986 Violet Moss, Jon Boyer, Daryl Pulver, John Conklin, Paul Socolow, Pat Lawrence, Linda Barlow, DeeDee Gordon, Matt Reagon 14 John Conto, Bobby Allen, Aisha Hewitt, Heather Mann, Mike Reagon, Pat Ciferri, Donald Peavey TENNIS TEAM 1986 Back row: Quang VanPham, Tracy Flint, Tyler Fenn, Brad Price, Suzanne Schroder, John Meyer. Front row: Brett Riemer, Paul Millius, Jim Clark, Heidi Beneke, Chris Babbitt. Coach Bob Riemer felt that the new players on the team developed really well during the season, and he hopes to see them back for the 1987 tennis lineup. The girls were strong competitors, and Brad went undefeated during the regular season. Now if they could only get some tennis courts to use for practice and games, wouldn't it be super? 15 JUNIOR PROM 1986 Prom King Mike Ackerman and Queen Melissa Breyette reigned over a gathering of beautiful peo- ple. mainly from the Junior Class, who were just realizing they were almost Seniors. They had been through a lot of good times together and a few bad times, all bringing the class closer in spirit. Soon they would be dressing up for Senior formal pictures, having SENIOR PRIVILEGES, and preparing for the “real world.” 16 SARAH ANN COON PETER THOMAS COCJLTHARD DEVON IRENE DAUWALDER GEORGE I.DORN BRUCE MICHAEL DUNCAN TRACY A. FLINT EDITH MAMIE GORDON CYNTHIA LEIGH JOBE BRIGITTE FRANCOISE GROM RENEE LYNN HAIGHT HOLLY DIANA HAMMOND JACK W. HENT8CHEL SHARON FRANCES HOFFMAN WILLIAM BOYD HOLDEEN THOMAS JAMES LEJEUNE, JR. NADINE ELIZABETH MACURA KIMBERLEY ALLISON KILLAWEE JODY ANN LATTRELL PATRICK J. LAWRENCE PETRINA LOPANE SUSAN MARY KILMER I MICHAEL G. ACKERMAN, leave my friends all the happiness and the best of luck that I hope they will ever need. To Melissa B . I leave my love for you and our dreams, and I love you. To Dad, I leave thanks for everything. To my LITTLE brothers. Rick and Chip. I leave a lot of good luck. To Mom. I wish you were here because I miss you. I graduated for me and you. and I love you. QUOTE: Not fate, nor chance, nor any star commands sue cess and failure naught but your own hands. Samuel Valentine Cole I. PAMELA ‘Pam ADRIAN, of sound mind and body leave MS Live Aid. the men’s room, and I just came to get my tapes.” To Bertha, a snake. To SM I leave Kerry, the Monkees, Tim's green thing and all the memories of a long and great friendship. To CM I leave Randy Chef. To JL, a yellow ribbon. To Eener, a rag- gedy stuffed tiger and a lost purse. To PL. an orangina. To Whif- fer, Mr. Gould. To NM. a cement mixer. To LB. a frog and a lawnmower. To ER. a romp by a waterfall. To BH. a bottle of Ivory Liquid Soap. And last, but certainly not least, to Mom, Dad. and Lad — thank you for your love and support. So long fellow POWS. QUOTE: Today there is no black or white, only shades of gray. Cross Country 7-8 Varsity Track 9 Prom Court Prom King Chorus 7-12 Soccer 9,11-12 Honor Society 10-12 Ski Club 11-12 Spanish Club 9-11 Cheerleading 9-11 Tutoring 9 Service Club 9-10 Soccer Club 7-9 Solo Com pet. 10-11 Madrigals 9 I. DAVID BARNEY, leave to Mike S. your chamois shirt that I accidentally shut in the window. To Jack H. I leave your broken glasses and graffiti on your notebooks. Jack — my VW still needs your expertise. To Jason I wish the best of luck in the Navy. I also leave you your Health assignments. To Steve W. I leave my thanks for towing my car down Cascade and for going to Hotchkiss to get my checks. To Mr. Roccanova I leave a Golden Broom — I still need to learn my lesson. Thanks for put- ting up with me. Thanks to Mrs. Heinsman for getting me back in the rat race. Thank God I’m still graduating. Last but not least I thank Margaret. Mom and Dad for helping me through the rough times. I also wish Carrie and Joey the best years at Webutuck. Best wishes to all. Goodbye Webutuck. I, HEIDI BENEKE, leave the following to: CZ. RT Ip (no more), 8:00, The Treehouse. let's drink, college roommates??? Thanks for being a great friend. SS: tennis. The Treehouse, back road, a necktie, duck-bill, an unforgettable friendship, and many bir- thdays to come. RW: a ravage in the haymow. NE, BAS. Thanks for caring even though I never listened. SH: Cobleskill. Don’t sit on the toilet seat. HH: Barbizon. AB: another chance with MM. DG: NYSF, Alabama Slammers, Jay, having the same taste. LM: Powers and the black chair. BH: a 40 in physics, juice. I don’t think I'll ever understand you. what a friend. LMJ: Dallas. MM: bananas-n-cream. a great friendship. Rubie. bullhead, taco, good luck. Mom Dad: THANKS. To the class of 1987: GOOD LUCK. QUOTE: If your circle stays unbroken, then you're a lucky man 'cause it neuer, never, never has form. In the palace of the virgin lies the chalice of the soul, and it's likely you might find the answer there. Dio QUOTE: ' ‘Wait a minute. I’m supposed to be hav- ing a good time here. So where's the party? It doesn't have to be this way. I can still enjoy my life.” Tennis 10-12 Ski Club 7-11 Focus 11-12 Student Council 11 Yearbook 10 Prom Committee Prom Court French Club 10 17 I, DONNA BOYER, leave to Holly: Sid G Allen. EH. Coon’s swim- ming hole. Hot Dates, the Eternalgrin G more fond memories of a special friendship. Sharon: Butt-Butt, is she dead?, the MEN. a RALPH BENSON mick G a toast to how it’s been. DDT. Cynthia G Dink: the BLACK PANTHER. Bill G Eric: what would I have done without you? Petrina G Cynthia: here's to good friends! Thanks. G G Jon Boy: Love you! Mom G Pop. you're THE BEST! DLB FOREVER! Finally, Good friends we have, good friends lost along the way. In this great future, you can't forget your past. So dry your tears I say.’’ QUOTE: Nobody's right all of the time and a fool never knows what he's leaving behind. So take some time to know the real story 'cause a soul that's true is your ride to glory. Don't let that golden hair get in your way. Stevie Nicks Chorus 9,10,12 Soccer Club 9-11 Co-Ed Volleyb.l 0-11 Volleyball 8-12 Soccer 9-12 Basketball 8 Prom Committee Prom Court I. MELISSA BREYETTE, of hardly any mind and body, leave Webutuck with lots of laughs! To Sue B. I leave PT and all our crazy times at BOCES. To Rachael, I wish you were here. Good luck! To Kevin M. I leave my towel under the bleachers. To Tom T, I leave all those boring times in English G the be-headed flies. To Ricky, good luck. To Mike I leave all the good times. I leave you all our dreams and the best part of me for the future. Don't forget the coolwhip! To Dad and Dianna, thanks for putting up with me. I love you! To Mom: I finally graduated — I wish you were here, I love you. QUOTE: And what is so rare as a day in June? Then, if ever, come perfect days; then Heaven tries the earth if it be in tune, and over it softly her warm ear lays. Sir Laun Fal I, LEIGH ANN BUTTS, of sound mind G body, leave to SD- waking up to chorus G wanting to go home; to CJ-those awful bus rides; to PC, the wild rides to Po'keepsie, the junkyard G prom morning memories. To PL. thank you for everything! To TT-skiing G a pack; RH-memories of AP G the Sign! To LM-a drive through Pine Plains-I'll drive G thanks for being a friend. To NM-cookie batter G friendship; to the field hockey G basket- ball teams, good luck! To CM G SM-a paint brush; to Mike G Jeff-keep going G try to stay out of trouble. To Mom G Dad, thank you. Mostly to Glen, all my love! QUOTE: I'm sailing away, set an open course on the virgin sea 'cause I've got to be free. Free to face the life that's ahead of me. Styx Soccer Club 9 BOCES 10 Prom Court Prom Queen 18 Field Hockey 8-12 Basketball 8-12 Ski Club 9-12 Soccer 9 Drama Soc.8-9,11-12 Thespian Soc. 10-12 Student Council 9-11 Yearbook 9-10 Chorus 9-12 NYSSMA Compet.9-11 Prom Committee Prom Court I JEREMIAH “Jit” CARROLL, leave the following: to Kelly I leave a lifetime membership to Jit s Gym; to Pete C. I leave a cute little Jig and one dead squirrel; to Lenny Morrison I leave the keys of a Japanese 4-W-D and some wild hunting trips; to Mike A I leave the Ole Mossberg; to Dusty I leave a black belt. To the two best A-kicken girls in Webutuck, Renee and Chris. I leave all my friendship. QUOTE: DRIVE OH Anonymous I. CHRISTINE Chrissy CONKLIN, bequeath To Poss-camping (Pinky, a gloworm. camel crickets. 1 Beaut Pin). 7 min . coke bottle shadow, onion-ocs. Costa lambchops. Berry-Berry Days (Conklin's Shop tires). Canaan, wheat-thins. a walnut-cracker, and a wolf laugh Stay Gold. To Cooniss-RI (various jellyfish types), mutleyin . all those perverse notes on our files. Wickerson Brothers, our mutual dream (10-ft A-kickers). and a lifetime supply of coati donic To Su2y-Q: A Story. A Story . kidnapper look. I am the MOUNTAIN , saran wrap, bird- phobia. Pocahanus (about 70 lbs), toucher sa bannane. a siren, and being overly late To B Cattiss: Troll Hill, moldy G 6 F's. train to NYC. Louse, and MVIC PAPOOSE To Cheems- BSUA Sears Quilt , an ENORMOUS Chinese raccoon, and reeses groomfabits To that snag-proof DINK PWI. just got off my horse , and Hawaii 5 0 Theme To Pete-ck rets and Ed s Rockin' To Jit one less nasty girl To Buffa Lowe chilled MB To PL. PS. and DP Sabu meat and headlines Bye Biddies (I do TOO) MISS (Todd)-a dourer And lastly. I leave Eric the 911 he so desires. Is it? , bebe taupes. and all of my love Soccer 9-11 Baseball 9-10 Class President 12 QUOTE: Sooner or later it all gets real . . . walk on. Neil Young Track 9 Soccer 10-12 Ski Club 9-12 Ski Team 12 French Club 9-11 Band 9-12 Solo Compet. 10 Orchestra: Annie and Euita Prom Court Honor Society 10-12 I. SARAH COON, leave Webutuck of a (no comment) mind and body. To Cathy I leave rabbit soup; to Nadine-B notes, Mr. J., and a ski lodge; to Lisa-a car so you don't have to ride 47. To Joyce, who has already left, I leave an apartment in Manhattan and A.E. To Mike I leave the rug rats; to Chris-L., if she will let you. (remember, she kicks). To Mrs. P. I leave unlost pictures, no deadlines, and all-color yearbooks. And to my very best friend, Linda I leave a map, muddy shoes, a neck brace (for tree falls), tree roots, bloody noses, and a room at Sharon Hospital for whenever you need it (which you will most likely need if you stay around me). SEE YOU ALL IN TEN YEARS! I, PETER COULTHARD. hereby leave to Gary, my co-pilot, play- ing Top Gun. Syracuse, and more Scotch. To Bruce, a pair of Air Bol's. page 586. Macedonia, and cheap brew. To Jit I leave a thumbs up. my Mossberg. and a real dark one. To Christine I leave clorets and to Dusty. Ron Bouchard and a true friendship. I leave Lorinda, Ike, and a salad to Shelly. To Michelle, I leave my hardware and to Bagsy. some Viv. To Pearson, I leave the radar detector you never got, our Saturday morning HO’s, and a serious thanks for all of the help and understanding you’ve given me. To Suzie I leave all of my love and a special place in my heart, but don’t forget Thunder Road. And to Mom and Dad, thanks for all of the love and support; you’re the best. QUOTE: Mow come on let's have a good time, 'cause you can make things be just what you want them to be. Jean Beauvoir French Club 10 Yearbook 12 QUOTE: Define nothing. Take each thing as it is. without prior rules about what it should be. Bob Dylan Baseball 9-12 Basketball 9-12 Prom Court Ski Club 7-12 Chorus 9-12 Yearbook 10-11 19 I- DEVON DAUWALDER. leave Webutuck gladly. To my sister. Sue. I leave a great big bottle of Peachtree, crazy pictures — Remember Tom? — memories and a cherished friendship forever. To Robbie I leave movies. To SA DR I leave my in- competence in Bio. To SK I leave an apology and I wish you would understand. Be happy To the BOCES bus gang, it s been a great two years. Best wishes with your futures. To my brother. Pat. I leave advice — wisdom comes with age. To Mom I leave a message — I’m sorry and I hope you’re always happy. To Brian I leave my love and the best part of my future. To the rest of the class — GOOD LUCK! I. SUZANNE DELVENTHAL. now must leave Webutuck and move on! To TT I leave you with all of the accounting homework possible! To RW thanks for all the rides home. To LAB I leave all the days of wanting to go home sick! To Mr K thanks for being a friend. To Mr. V you re a great English teacher and a cool dude besides that! To YTKMWK — I love you!!! And After I graduate ... who knows? To HH I wish you much success. To Mom G Pop thanks for all your support with making it through my Senior year — I love you both. And to Stephen Gregory I wish you much luck with your private school — better you than me. I love ya guys! Later Webutuck!!! QUOTE: Everyone goes through changes, look ing to find the truth. Don't look at me for answers, don t ask me — I don't know. Ozzy Osbourne QUOTE: Great God. I ask thee for no meaner pelf than that I may not disappoint myself, that in my action I may soar as high as I can now discern with this clear eye. Henry David Thoreau, Harvard Class of 1837 Spanish Club 9-11 Soccer Club 9 School Service Club 9 Chorus 11-12 1, GEORGE Jorge’ DORN, being of body and mind leave Melissa Jean all my love. I couldn’t have done it without you. I ll always love you! Melissa and Sharon. I leave all my love and the best of luck in whatever comes in life. You’re the best two sisters a brother could ever have. To Shelly D. I leave a bottle of peach schnapps. Lorinda S. I leave all the junk food she can eat. Thomas Tripp and Mike Ackerman, I leave each a carton of cigs. Kevin Morrison. I leave you a great childhood together. You re a great friend and I wish you the best. too. Lastly to Mom and Bill. I leave all the love and happiness together. Thanks for putting up with me. love you both. HAPPY TRAILS TO THE CLASS OF 1987. I, BRUCE DUNCAN, leave the best of luck to all the class of 1987 and the following: Pete: driving around with the hazard lights stuck on (it was a warning). Catamount Ike. pg. 386, Natalie. Dede: a grinch look, flourescent green mink, fingernail clippers, first prize for the ticket stub under the tray liner. ppfft! Chris: 'just got off my horse’, a pair of Kilington sunglasses, truckdriver seats ASKITA! Sue: Nature’s Death’, chalkchin, G electric defrosters in the AP building’s windows. Dusty: our secret plan for graduation night. Jit: a Husquavarna hat Imagine that’. Pat. Paul Daryl: each a door ripped off my car at 60 mph. QUOTE: don't know where I'm going. I don 't know what I need; But I II get to where I'm gonna end up. And that's alright by me. The Who QUOTE: And if you feel 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 Basketball 9. 12 Soccer 9 Baseball 12 Chorus 12 20 Basketball 9-12 Baseball 9-12 Ski Club 9-12 Band 9-12 Stage Band 9-12 Student Council 12 Honor Society 10-12 I TRACY FLINT, of sound mind and body leave Webutuck with a big sigh of relief. To Heidi: the simple phrase Head Palace . To the morning crew on bus 53. all our perverted talks. To Mrs. R. one of my many moms. I love you there is no way to thank you for giving me the world! To Sabrina I leave many great memories our trip to JB Danigans. To Christy, so many things, but most of all the biggest plate of nachos that was ever created! Pat Linda. I wish you all the luck in the world. You'll make it. Linda you are number 1! And to Robert H. I love you! Low Rent will be on a world tour some day, everyone will just say Oh well I. EDITH DeeDe GORDON, leave Webutuck with a goodbye. I leave my sister Georgina good old Webutuck and good luck in the future. To LJM, you're a great friend — stay that way. To HB. the NYSF. not drinking and watching me get drunk. I had a great time (not with Jay). Thanks for being a friend. To CZ, the fun art classes and singing offkey. To Mom. Dad, Grandma and sisters, thanks for all your support, I love you. To whoever I missed, keep your nose clean and good luck. Last but NOT least, to Dean, thanks for being there for me. and I love you! QUOTE: It's meant a lot to know you from the time that we first met. for you're one of those rare people — much too special to forget! I love you . . . not for today, but always. w v •; Chorus 7-12 Band 7-12 Volleyball 7-12 Co-Ed Volleyb.9-10 Tennis 11-12 Drama 9-12 Tri-County Band All-County Orch. Spanish Club 9-10 VIC A Delegate 11-12 Volleyball 9-12 Co-ed Volleyb. 9,11 Ski Club 11 Track 11 Soccer 12 Photo Club 11 SADD 10-12 Prom Committee Chorus 9,10,12 1 • I, BRIGITTE Blondy’’ GROM, being of adequately functioning mind bequeath to Dooby memories at FM Angela’s big party in Beacon. To Vachon-choc. milk, loose buttons lots of laughs. To TF, don't forget Kingston Mall the big party out there. Adam-I ll miss all our 5-mile walks in the lonely halls at Web.tide. To Jack, thanks for all the rides in the VW. To JP. TN, AM. keep your hands down low. Mom — thanks so much for standing by my side in all my troubled times. I couldn't have made it without you! I wish only the very best for John and you! I love you both. To my loving Denis — thanks for waiting — never leave. We ll build our future together. I love you. Goodbye Webutuck! I, RENEE Cooniss HAIGHT, leave to Chris-8th grade, twisted coke bottles, Punk Chuck, R.I., worms in sleeping bags. Hamlet New Yrs Eve lasagne noodles, good ole Sammin' days!; They were GIANT! Eric, I wish you infinite love wisdom. Dede. where are the days of flyin' PROCRASTINA- TION (it can’t be cured!) Suzy-Q, 8-hr rides to Pittsb. What's the name of your dog? To the BO's-you two are so sensitive. I love ya. be happy. To Mom, Jim. Billy LuAnn a big thanks for being the best parents anyone could have! To Kelly-what would I do without you Coati? Now begins our future together. Can Thor have a tic-tac? I love you forever! QUOTE: If the doors of perception are cleansed man will see things as they truly are. infinite. William Blake QUOTE: Never say goodbye, you and me and my old friends, hop ing it would never end. Never say goodbye, holdin’ on. we got to try holdin' on to never say goodbye. Bon Jovi Track 9 Soccer 10-12 Drama Society 9 Yearbook 10-11 Band 9-12 Stage Band 9-12 NYSSMA Compet.9-10 Evita 11 The Music Man 12 Prom Committee Prom Court 21 I, HOLLY HAMMOND, leave Donna all those great times pic- tures! Summer of 86! EH. sisters, together-where did I tell the sergeant I lived? I just have to mention Al Sid, we all had our times. Thanks for always being there. Sharon: you can have Troy G all upstate NY! Don't forget 120 mph, home fries, rice'a'roni patrol, catchin' cows, 151 PTS! Victory camp buddies-l have my pillow cotton balls-ready to go to the movies? I've got firecrackers too! HB. I won’t even say the word! RS, guess what happened to my car!? LM, don't ever forget Spanish those bus rides! GM. remember those fairs! The best of luck to the Class of '87! QUOTE: How would I like to be remembered? I don't know if I really care about being remembered. I just want to be known while I'm here. That 's enough. I didn't like history anyways. JACK HENTSCHEL Soccer Club 9-11 Volleyball Club 11 Ski Club 11 Soccer 10-12 Chorus 10,12 Service Club 9-11 Spanish Club 10-11 Prom Committee I, SHARON Simone'' HOFFMAN, leave MS: Cascade cruising all the fun times. DT: our bet. HMH: a HSI, growing up. Dietary, YEARBOOK. May we remember it all. HH: Barcardi, NYC. Troy, cruising, W.O.W.O., a raccoon, a great friendship. DB: a BB. HB: Cobleskill. Swankers: Mercersburg. D T S G G D: Thanks! To my family: a huge thanks for understanding. LB: Do you know anything about horses? CC: chilled monkey brain, legless dogs, the alarm system to a 200ZX. To the Class of 87, a fond farewell. TT: a small sip. Finally, I leave Webutuck with a smile on my face, a tear in my eye a sincere Good Bye. Good Luck God Bless to everyone. QUOTE: If I need a cause for celebration or a comfort I can use to ease my mind. I rely on my imagination and dream of an im- aginary time. Billy Joel I, WILLIAM B. HOLDEEN, through this Last Will and Testa- ment, leave the following messages: Tom. I love you; to Bob I leave fear loathing; to Eric: The River of Society; Mike: you WILD MAN; Laurie: special memories; Cynthia: Babycakes; Heidi: Give It Up; Mr. Riemer: Thank You; Donna B: a poem for you; Kelly: Recondo, you're great; Craig: California Girls; Chris- ty: Sax Lessons; Todd: Soccer; SMD: a sincere effort; Brett: Recon; Chris Z: God Only Knows; TJ: Good luck; Gino: Getting Hip; Chrissum: Eric showers; Dean: Sinclares Jersey; Jason: Good Luck; Mr. Tapley: My drum; My Family — aaahhh! I love you; Dawn Richardson: You’re the only one who really knew me at all. Field Hockey 9-12 Soccer 10,12 Soccer Club 9 Ski Club 9-12 Student Council 9,11 -12 Class President 10 Prom Committee Prom Court Yearbook 9-12 Chorus 9-10 Band 9-12 French Club 10 Drama Club 9 22 QUOTE: Bend like a reed in the wind, and you'll never break. And May The Force Be With You. -Me- I. KIMBERLEY Kimber KILLAWEE. leave my sister Michelle my old lockers and books. I wish her the best of luck throughout school. I hope she has fun and remembers the things we used to do, like walk around and get into trouble. I leave Mr. Vozab many memories. The best thanks go to my boyfriend for help- ing me during the rough times in school, and for helping me with my English. To the Class of 1987, Good Luck! QUOTE: ... I have finally reached the time when I am happy because there won 't be anyone telling me who I am. f' REGINALD HOUGH I. CYNTHIA Gibby JOBE, leave: To K-Possa. our deliriousness, whirlpools. Miss Universe raisins. Oh man . Mozart. G lots of sleep; Chris, azzberry-flosted poptarts. tweedle-beetle-battilistics, Suess birds, and that G.D. Grinch; Donna Jean, your class ring. Hofstra. a big THANKS; Eric. Sugar Magnolia; Bill, a new Izod and an interesting friendship; Mike, a midnight-blue Lamborghini; Bruce, our Great Adven- ture. G from one Pita to another — III miss you. To Todd, a green Mer- cury Monarch; Mae. cheerleaders. G Irish Cream; Pete G Jit. Gibby” G Imagine that . To Injun Dave, one last war whoop G one less headache; My LBC. infatuation, a raincheck. G lots of love; Petrina, the obituary of JK. a perfect BMW. G heart-ache pains — Thanks for a great friend- ship What can I say? ... I UNDERSTAND To the Class of 1987. GOOD LUCK. To everyone else I leave — I. SUSAN Susie Q.” KILMER, leave my best friend Robin the best of luck in school. Robin, thanks for all the times you were there for me. and I was there for you and still am. ‘I love you, Sis.” To Gwen, thanks for all the fun years we had — we've had a lot of talks over the years. I wish you the best of luck in whatever you do. To Sue Breen. I wish you luck, and thanks for being a friend. To Mrs. Burger, thanks for everything — you’re the best. Keep in touch. To Gwen. Tom, Brigitte G Mike — I leave all of our talks on the bus. It's been lots of fun. To Jim. I love you very much.” To Mom and Dad. thanks. QUOTE: In another place and time I'll find where I belong, but until that day arrives. I guess I II be moving on. Eddie Money Soccer 9,12 Ski Club 9-12 Band 9-12 Stage Band 11-12 Pit Orchest.9,11-12 French Club 9-11 Prom Committee QUOTE: All Cried Out’' by Lisa. Lisa. Jim, I love you and cant wait to marry you.'' “Someday, I don't know when, We’re gonna get to that place Where we really want to go And we'll walk in the sun But 'til then. . .we were born to run. ” — Bruce Springsteen l.Mike Snyder, 2.J.T. Carroll, 3.Laurie Miller, 4.Eric Rhodes, 5.Sarah Coon, 6.Pat Lawrence, 7.Mae Savage, 8.Renee Haight, 9.Sharon Hoffman, lO.Jason Vidak, 12.Paul Socolow, 12.Kim Killawee, 13.Daryl Pulver, 14.Deirdre Thomp- son, 15.David Barney, 16.Christine Conklin, 17. DeeDe Gordon, 18.Tom LeJeune, 19.Cathy Newton, 20.Peter Coulthard, 21.Rod Welsh, 22.Suzanne Schroder, 23.Christine Zoro, 24.Sue Burdette, 25.Cynthia Jobe, 26.Holly Hammond, 27.George Dorn, 28.Charlene Meyer, 29.Suzanne Delventhal, 30.Gwen Murray, 31.Melissa Breyette, 32.Kandy Rasmussen, 33.Linda Peck, 34. Brigitte Grom, 35.Leigh Ann Butts, 36.Tom Tripp, 37.Sue Kilmer, 38.Sherry Metcalfe, 39.Donna Boyer, 40. Heidi Beneke, 41. Tracy Flint, 42.Bill Holdeen, 43. Jody Lattrell, 44.Nadine Macura, 45.Petrina Lopane, 46.Tiffany Price, 47.Devon Dauwalder, 48.Pam Adrian, 49.Bruce Duncan, 50.Adam Murray. 25 I. JODY Jode LATTRELL, of unique mind OK body leave to Tiff P: memories of freezing waits for the bus you can have Og Man. Pam: a song, skiing, trips to the park. Sherry (berry) M: fun times at AP, soccer mishaps, Evita . Charlene M: Euila , trips to Jamo's, a bumpy but happy ride from MHS. Pat: Euila , ski club Linda. Linda B: another year fun times. To most of my teachers much thanks. Mrs. Reagon: I leave much respect. Mae S: 10 years of friendship, our first ALABAMA concert, an empty gas tank, summer joyrides, much love. To MOM DAD: thanks for your love — that says it all. To many of you I leave my love; to all I leave my friendship. Good-bye Webutuck! QGOTE: The only thing we keep from life is the loue ive giue away. I, PAT LAWRENCE, must finally leave make something of myself. Miss Cook, thanks for Enlightenment. Mrs. Moore. Mr. Liskey, thank you. Su Lin Jim: I miss you both, thanks. Charlene: “To boldly go . . . ’’ Christine Suzanne: creative songwriting lyric. Bruce, Paul Daryl: thanks for fun, laughs, open doors. Deirdre, Renee. Sharon. Cynthia: you're such dif- ferent. terrific people. Tracy: this year was fun, thanks. Eric: thanks for a great longtime friendship. Linda. I love you very much, thanks for being with me. To Humanity: I leave Peroxide, Anarchy. Orangina, Shriekback. Atheism. College Radio, Import Albums. Enlightenment. QUOTE: Forced to do what they are told to do. held in place by the Chains of Humanity — Society. Religion, and Government. But the True Chains are held in place by Thyself. Pat Lawrence Soccer 10-12 Soccer Club 7-10 Service Club 9,11 Band 7-12 Chorus 7-12 Solo Compet.8-12 DCMEA 8-9 Ski Club 11-12 French Club 9-10 Yearbook 11-12 Annie 9 Evita 11 The Music Man 12 Ski Club 7-12 Ski Team 12 JV Soccer 9 Crosscountry 10 Track 7-12 Empire State Games 11 Chorus 7-12 Annie 9 Cabaret 10 Evita 11 The Music Man 12 NYSSMA 7-12 Band 12 Yearbook 11 Student Council 12 I, THOMAS • Campy LEJEUNE, leave Webutuck to all the underclassmen. To all my friends, I leave a great friendship and hope that it lasts forever. To the BOCES bunch, the ride will always be kept a secret. Always keep in touch have a great life. To the very special person in my life, GD, let s never forget September 12, 1987 — it will be the greatest day of my life. To my brother, RL, I leave much success in his career. To my wonderful family, especially Dad Mom, I leave a great big THANKS for getting me this far! To all my teachers, I leave another thanks to you. I, PETRINA ‘Cheeniss’’ LOPANE, leave LM many laughs, you're a Big B. To DDT: I leave you to prove the theory of DST. HH: It’s not cold. I’ll race you to my car. JG: I leave a chick din- ner. MG: I'm not lying, I do! PC BD: we survived. LB: I leave a g.Bear face on a telephone pole. ER: she loves you. RH: I leave memories of the chats we've had. a FDM w a diet. DJB: I leave chicken skin along w lots of luck G memories of our friendship. SS: I leave you the 5:00 fish to take care of. TM: I told you so! Someday! I hope you have lots of money! I won’t forget you. Gibby: I leave pollywogs, JK’s eyes, a giraffe. Our Apt. BMW's, a baggy. I'll miss you. Last of all CC: my S.G.F. I leave you Noxema. We survived Nov. 8, the bridge. I’m an OMEN, crayfish. Don’t forget me! Finally I leave this school! QUOTE: If you love something, set it free. If it loves you. it will return. Dutchess Technical Center. Trade Electricity I II Service Club 10 26 QUOTE: Time, a precious thing. You can- not hold it. you cannot own it and yet. it is yours to spend wisely or foolishly. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. I, NADINE Dina'' MACURA, leave Joyce classic coke, Cata- mount. Ferris Bueller; Pam-a single man. a Porsche; Leigh Ann- the memory of a good friendship; JT-coon hunting with Murph, Chris-ski racing, soccer; Sarah-Four Brothers, Poughkeepsie; Peter-the Yankees, a watch; Devon-Swamp Slime; Bruce-drag racing; Laurie-BJ, TJ, Swamp Slime, a single man; Bill-Four Brothers, ski racing, Cynthia-your KILLER horse, Sherry-a ski vacation; Charlene-skiing and my child; Linda-Honor Society, homeroom. Tiffany-jump, Tiffany, jump; Eric-Mr. Gould; Ricky-carnations, Poughkeepsie; Leslie-a night without ac- cidents; George-carnivals. friendship; Renee, Becky, Aimee-four more years-please write; Michelle-weeds, Monopoly, Burger King, friendship. I, SHERRY Sher METCALFE, being of sometimes sound mind leave: to Pat-the 1st ‘ shaving colored mousse; Missy- (the 5 m’s), a 3-yr. supply of PBGJ and the best of luck; LAB-a paintbrush; Jody-LONG bus rides; Mae-(my BDB), prom party memories and AP; Char-SRU, Eric P.. apple butter, memories of ALL the plays, the MOOCH, Mel Gibson; Pam-KL, Clno cards, green jellybeans, NA nights, the MONKEES, all our good times. To Mom Dad. thanks for being there for me sticking with your Krazy Kid. I love you! To the Class of 1987, memories of all those ch-ch-changes (two)! QUOTE: All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts. W. Shakespeare QUOTE: Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow, Fill- ing the sky and the earth below; Beautiful snow, from the heavens above, Pure as an angel and fickle as love! John Whitaker Watson Soccer 9-12 Ski Club 9-12 Ski Team 11-12 Honor Society 11-12 Spanish Club 9-10 SADD 10 Soccer Club 9-10 Prom Committee Soccer 10-12 Volleyball 9-11 Ski Club 9-12 Spanish Club 9-11 Honor Society 10-12 Chorus 7-12 Madrigals 9 Solo Compet. 8-12 DCMEA 8-9 All-State Chorus 12 Thespian Soc. 10-12 Oklahoma, Annie, A View from the Bridge, Evita, The Music Man Library Aide 8-11 I, CHARLENE Char MEYER, of extraordinary mind, leave: To SM-SRU, AP, skiing, the plays, a great friendship; PA-2nd period, Chef Tell work; TP-skiing with Jill, a pig, REEMIS; PL-13 long years of bus rides, washing the scaffolding, water fights; MS-a hug; LB-DP class and the Brat; JL-friendship, trips to Millbrook High; LAB-a paintbrush; the Reagons-memories of set construction; the Moores-snowstorms; Mr. Lewis-memories of a great class; Miss Cook-a fellow dolphin, the ancient har- monies; my second family-thanks for the love. Last, and the very best, love to my family — thank you for all your support. QUOTE: You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true; No one said it would be easy, however. Richard Bach, ILLUSIONS I, LAURIE ' Sunshine MILLER, leave Webutuck with many memories, joys and sorrows. Dee, you’ve been a great friend! Holly. 3 years of Spanish. How!?! Bruce, when ya coming home? I leave to: Petrina-B; Nadine-Chatts; Heidi Sharon-gym, oh boy. Powers; Gwen Sue-soccer, highway strippers, moons, laughs; Leigh Ann-snowmobiling ... so many more . . . ; TJ and Ron-an empty gas tank growing up; Mike-I'm just going to try to leave you; Gary-diner; Lisa-Chucky; Kevin-Soc.Stud. 11 next year; Brigitte crew-5BC; Bill-our trip to PK, our friend- ship; Donna B-a good time always; Gino-thanks for your fatherly guidance. To my family. I love you all! To everyone. I’m not crazy. To my class, until we meet again. Field Hockey 9-11 Ski Club 9-10 French Club 9-11 Library Aide 8-11 Tutoring 9 Yearbook 11 Chorus 9-12 DCMEA 9 All-State 12 Solo Compet. 9 Oklahoma. A Streetcar Named Desire, Annie, A View from the Bridge, Evita, The Music Man Thespian Soc. 10-12 QUOTE: Time goes fast when you're in school! Just hang out and have some fun, but always remember to get the job done. To my class I raise a glass: Toast a cheer, we're finally here! Giller Volleyball 9-12 Soccer 9-12 Basketball 9 Co-ed Volleyb.9,11 Chorus 9-12 Spanish Club 10-11 Prom Committee 27 I. ADAM MURRAY, of sound mind and body leave the following to the following: to Lenny Morrison, my parking spot; to Vernon Schrom, I leave my challenge of my Challenger. To all my hell- raising friends, a patch of rubber in front of the school. To Brigitte. I leave the fun times we had during our Senior year. To JT, I leave the fun times hunting. To Pete, I say have fun with Natalie. Have fun. Pete!! To Gary Pearson, good luck with your teaching career. QUOTE: A Playboy records his daily activities in a loose-life notebook. I, GWENDOLYN Gwen' MURRAY, leave: to the BOCES crew, it’s been real! To SK, an everlasting friendship. To Giller, our highway stripper, Pawling . . . etc. To KM. the prom and one of the finest friendships a person could have. To TJ, MB. G PW memories of Neptune, shrimp on toast late homefries. Many good times to come! PS. my FH stick. Mr. Kelly, my perfect dissection of an earthworm! SBD. many memories. Adam Loretta, the Bestest Bro Sis ever, sorry I’m such a bathroom hog! JP. thanks. Mom Dad, sorry I was so hard to live with — that's my job. I love you both, thanks. To the people I missed, the thoughts are there, not enough words. Class of 1987, good luck! QUOTE: To overlook the little things in life is to miss the greatest part of life itself. Salada Tea Tag Field Hockey 9,10,12 Soccer 9-12 Class Treas. 9-10 Prom Court 11 I. CATHERINE Cathy NEWTON, being of not so sound mind and body, leave to my sister. Jennifer, two more years at Webutuck, my CD calendar (when I’m finished with it) and my love and friendship. To T” I leave six inches and hopefully a good sense of humor. To all my friends and the rest of the students I leave good luck, good times, and hopefully, good grades. QUOTE: Dreams: Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die. life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes I, LINDA PECK, being of semi-sound mind and short body, leave the following: To Sarah, a lot of happy memories. Don't forget NYC, SHM, DCF, and our Remember whens . Also, a jeep — but keep your eyes on the road! To my guardian angels, Mary, Betty, and Fran, you are great at cracking nutshells — thanks. To Carol, 4 more years and a SS award. Chris and Rhonda. When are you getting married? Also, to Cathy, a watch. Nadine, a season's pass to Catamount. Pam, Stacey, and Kandy — dolphin steaks, boneless chicken, and CIA. Ms Haas, NY Times; Mrs. Hulst, a cookbook from the CIA; Ms Bond — BA. BD. BK. ERA! And to Mom and Dad, thanks — I love you. To the Class of 1987, good luck. 28 QUOTE: When the night is cold and dark and your path won't lead you home, you can see light 'cause no one can take away your right to fight and to never sur- render. Corey Hart School Service 11 Honor Society 10-12 Yearbook 12 FBLA 11-12 Sewing Club Scratchboard Club Poster Club Macrame Club I, TIFFANY Whiffer PRICE, leave to: Chris Z-”Baby Joe and some Very Special People ; Pincer-the full meal deal; Paul- Oh Jolie Christine”; CM-a ferret face; Dede-exasperated glances towards the bench; Mr. Riemer-an angry parent on Salisbury's sidelines; Randy-my Stephen King collection; OMA-8th period Christmas decorating; Ms. V-my NIKE wardrobe; Travis and Dean-another hand of Tarot; Chris C and Rabbit Fur-a computer terminal; Mae-gingerbread; Mom and Pop-concert tickets, an uncommon hug, Casual Male shopping; Sherry-Paco; Sam- roulette, car waving; Pete and JT-the hysterical retreat ride; Jidge-the Masked Man , cowbone hunting, I LOVE your bookbag , X-country skiing, locker room lunches, flip-flop, and hoopy memories. G'day. I, DARYL Wizard PULVER, leave the following to exist for an eternity: Bio AP. To Paul-the first French trip and the Sino- Soviet Conflict; Pat-Borracho Flats 90 and an Orangina Bottle; Matt (Sub4) Reagon-the sprinkler at Eastchester (you'll get it some day); Juan-the nights at the movies, riding our bikes downtown, and a haircut; Pete-the tape we made at Coleman and all those jokes; Renee-thanks; Dede-a poker game; Donna-a smile; Chris-a license plate; Sue-an amazement at your mind; Dusty-time for the XI to cool down; Bruce-an open door to Millbrook; Boyer-the fights in the library (Bavaria reigns supreme); and to DF-2 fingers. QUOTE: I'm looking and I'm dreaming for the first time, I'm inside and I'm outside at the same time, And everything is real. Do I like the way I feel? Talking Heads QUOTE: ‘77 be back.' Arnold Schwarzenegger JV Boys Soccer 9 Girls’ Soccer 9-12 Field Hockey 12 Student Council 10-11 Service Club 9-11 Honor Society 10-12 Club Soccer 9-11 Sr. High Band 9-10 French Club 10 Solo Compet. 9 All-County Band 8-9 Sat.Soccer Coach 11-12 Soccer 10 Track 10-12 Cross Country 11-12 Winter Track 11 History Games 9-12 French Club 10-11 Spanish Club 11 Quiz Bowl 11 Yearbook 11 I, KANDY RASMUSSEN, being of semi-sound mind after being here for six years, leave Webutuck very happily. To Linda and Sue I leave memories of the fun and boring times in Work Study. To Ms. Laufer, I leave the bathroom and peace and quiet during 5AB lunch. To Nelle and Ymmat, I leave a SURPRISE. I also leave you with memories of the fun times we had in lunch and in the halls. You also get one more year in this asylum. To Carol S, now that I’m out, I get to bug you more than ever. Last but not least, to Mom, I leave you all the thanks in the world for everything. QUOTE: It is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate things. Thoreau I, ERIC Dusty RHODES, leave Webutuck with an expanding mind and an unfolding future. To Bill Holdeen I leave Kaya, The Power of the Hack and Take it easy mon, take it easy. To Cynthia I leave many movie tickets and a jar of dizzy confusion; to Suzy Q-a nicely placed bathroom in Hartford, a successful life and a big squeeze”; to Dede-many years of friendship and some good fights. I love you guys. To Paul Sockman I leave my Bob Marley collection and a ride in the X-l. The beast will rise. To Mr. Reagon I leave, but not forever — I’ll come visit the Reagons. Mr. Riemer I leave it Does Matter.” Finally to Christine I leave a lifetime of love. Five more years and February 19. I love you. At last I leave myself a bright red Porsche 911 Turbo. I'll do it. Stitchery Club 10 Macrame Club 10 Scratchboard Club 11 QUOTE: Rome was not built in a day, opposition will come your way; but the harder the battle, you see, it's the sweeter the victory. Jimmy Cliff Track 9 Crosscountry 10-12 Prom Court French Club 9-10 Camera Club 10-11 History Games 9-10 29 I, MAE SAVAGE, being of sound body and semi-sound mind, do hereby leave the following: to Jody-a special friendship, creep- ing crud, the Alabama concert: to Pam-Live Aid. Men's bathrooms, the famous quote; to Tiff-the Army song; to Charlene-I leave Art M.; to Sherry-BDB; to Leigh Ann-a turkey club; to Gibby-bus paranoia, rides to AP. a neuse and Mozart; to Dink- Would you go to the prom with me? ; to Mike Q-a pound puppy and little men; to Donna J-bus paranoia; to Frankie-I leave all my love. To Mom Ron, the best parents anyone could ask for, I leave my love. To the Class of 1987, GOOD LCICK! QUOTE: You can't always get what you want, but if you try, you just might find you can get what you need. I. SUZANNE Suzy-Q SCHRODER, leave To Chrissy-'A Story. A Story . The Colonel (KFC and 69 71). Spy Hunter. Where are you girls sleeping? . Chalk Chin. tOYOt. Nature's Death. Our men their cats; Dede-lvan's $4 5 million estate. Gotta get a pig JC s sunglasses. Repr Democr Pawling s FH bench a triangle of t. paper. Renee-a bag of coffee grinds Loerne Green s 98-yr old dog. Bruce-ALT TCC. CBS the boys' tree at Macedonia; Eric-a 4-pack of RCC G McDonald s bathroom. Oh what a pain ; Petrina- Ooh! Two Blizzards, that s $3.56 ; Pat-Every — You — ! Paul-(You promised) Daryl- Tiny little secant Where s Chris! To Jit-my smelly bookbag; Pete- hmmm Oh yeah? To Biddies-2 hot dogs with mustard cheese; Christine-art supplies room 2; Heidi- Pugmill G Duckbill. Fudge Jumbles Ribs, the treehouse. What rock? I don't see any rock . petit bois red cushions. Easy Lover'' G shots of CR. May 27 G much more Goodbye my friends. QUOTE: Anyone can do anything if they hold the right card, so I’m thinking about my life now. I'm thinking very hard Deal me another hand Lord, this one's very hard. Pete Townshend Soccer 9-12 Cheerleading 9-12 Band 7-12 Chorus 7-12 Yearbook 11 Prom Committee Field Hockey 8-12 Tennis 9-12 Ski Club 9-12 Ski Team 12 Honor Society 10-12 Class President 11 Class Repres. 10 Band 9-12 Stage Band 11-12 Accompanist 9-12 Pit Orchestra 11-12 Chorus 9-12 Yearbook 9-11 Drama Club 9 Focus 9-12 French Club 9-11 I. MICHAEL Mike SNYDER, thank you Dad and Jane for your support in getting me through school. To Tom L. I leave all the fun we had on the BOCES bus and in English class. To Jason V. I leave all the fun we had in Health class. To Dave B. and Jack H. I leave all the times we got into trouble in Mr. Pavliga's class. To Sue K. I leave when we walk into Health class. To Mrs. Burger, Mrs. Willis and Mr. Dates I leave thanks for all the help over the years. To the rest of my friends on the BOCES bus and at school, I leave good luck in the future. To the Class of 1987, good luck in whatever you do. QUOTE: Adios Amigos I, PAUL Soc-man SOCOLOW. being of partially sound mind and body, do hereby set forth my first will and testament. To Daryl I leave a d, an e. and a phi of n; to Matt, 30 years of war and 10 cascades; to Pat, the resonant frequency of a Port-a-Pit; to Pete, a cracher des glairs; to Mr. Reagon, the great unwashed; to Mr. Heinsman, Percy; to Dede, every blanking horse; to Bruce, strings in Turbo; to Renee, a Nigerian magic bus; to Tif- fany, cherries; to Chris and Suzanne, Meredith and Mark; to Juan, 5 F-20's; oh yeah, to Dust, X-l bitwin dem signs, yah; and to the masses, war, pestilence and famine. QUOTE: Call no man happy til he dies, he is at best but for tunate. Solon (640-558 b.c.) 30 Track 8-12 Soccer 9-10 Cross Country 11-12 History Games 8-12 French Club 10-11 Spanish Club 11 Honor Society 10-12 Student Council 12 Class Sec'y Treas.l 1 I DEIRDRE Poss THOMPSON, hereby leave the following: CC: the knowledge of where they got Star Wars from, hangar habit. NPOCH. a glowworm. NNL, Crash music, our attic talk. Stay Gold. SH: a special friendship, our silliness, shopping, beef jerky. WD40. bat repellent. Riders on the Storm, childhood memories, what's beeping?” SS: a pig. uncontrollable laughter, our political career, dinner at MD s with Ivan RH Fellow Rizcheck. a date with Don Martin. Excuse me sir. brakes B Dink a grinch look, an empty hall. CIND VEN. a poem the sun. I don't get it! C Jobiss a rapidly spinning world. Cirrus Minor by P F . sleep, a journal en- try, gossip PS: Mr. IGA. a horoscope, a F. horse KO: ample supplies of CC cookies bounce. Oh Man! , waving weebles. a ride across the river. ER: our endless conversations arguments, your many personality changes, a friendship that made it through it all JJL: thank you. Mr. Merwin: Aaacck! To Mom Dad: the party they missed while they were in the Bahamas QUOTE: You go your way. I ll go mine; I don't care if we get there on time. Everybody's searching for something they say. I ll gel my kicks on the way. Pink Floyd I, THOMAS R. TRIPP The Great, leave Webutuck with a big grin!! To Joe Killmer I leave two more years of probation the bumper Q M.B. To Hot Rod I leave all of the mornings before school on Perry's Corners a long, happy life. To Bill H. I leave the many attempts to make it to school the book you dropped in 10th grade. To SD I leave all the piggyback rides through the halls. And much thanks to my Mom and Grandmother for help- ing me make it through school. And to the Class of 1987, many happy memories may we all make it through WW III. Band 9-12 Stage Band 10-12 Pit Orchestra 11-12 NYSSMASolo Comp. 10 Track 10 Fieldhockey 10-12 Yearbook 10-12 Student Council 9-10 Class VP 11-12 Prom Committee Prom Court Honor Society 10-12 French Club 10-11 Focus 10-11 Quiz Bowl 11-12 Ski Club 9-12 QUOTE: You might have heard I run with a dangerous crowd; We ain't too pretty, we ain't too proud; We might be laughing a bit too loud. But that never hurt no one. Billy Joel STEPHEN C. WAGONER I, JASON VIDAK, would like to thank all the teachers at Webutuck who made it possible for me to graduate. I wish all my friends the best of luck in the future. QUOTE: What does it take to be a man? by BOSTON RODERICK WELSH ROBERT WAITE I, CHRISTIME ZORO, leave to HJB: diets, picture taking, ?hang- ing from my shoe, a RTIP you'll never need! FA: SATS, 60:2, the Speedy guy. SWEDE!, “You should know your German”, Green a crazy trip to Po-Town with Tony. Thank you for your friendship. SS: Art supplies, a nice Mexican dinner a CVS store. TP: “A Very Special Person” — Prince Randian. DD: Chorus. a Xmas gift, sorry! Mr. Tapley Mrs. Coulthard: Thank you for your time patience. To my Big Family from Long Island to Millerton: I love you all! To EB: a forever friend- ship. And to Stephen Andrew Waite: a combination of love friendship that won't ever be broken. Calif.Suite 9 Track 10 Field Hockey 11-12 Focus 11-12 Prom Court Music Man 12 I, LAURA ‘Sue’' BREEM, leave Webutuck wishing I could change a few things from the past. To Devon I leave more bot- tles of PT to add to our collection a lasting friendship that lasts forever: thanks Sis. To Melissa: memories of our BOCES bus rides pizza face. Rae: remember the fun times, burnt hair laughing fits. TJ: thanks for keeping me awake in BA. SK: good luck remember work with the PHD. Tom: wanta borrow a dress and some glitter? To all my great friends, the best of luck. PQ PD: friendship it’s up to you! Mr. and Mrs. Ther- rien, thanks a million. To my brothers: “Hang in there!” Mom — I made it. Free at last!! QUOTE: For long you Hue and high you fly Smiles you give and tears you 'll cry And all you 'll touch and ALL you 'll see Is all your life will euer be. Pink Floyd I, SUSAM “Sue-Bee” BURDETTE, leave: to Erika, my con- tinuous love as your mother friend. Sal: we have so much in three small words — A Beautiful Daughter! Mom: you’ve been so strong for me. Thanks for understanding caring. Michael: a handbook on women, prayers for your next car our friendship. BFG: Concord. “Elvis, Elvis”, FM, pizza bagels, bird dew on your shoulder! DJ: Brian's party, Kildonan, Twisted Sister, MY car. Gwendolyn: what times we've had! Doubles in the MC, Dr. John Barron, blow dryer, towels. LM: flash soccer season. “I get around.” DS: the job as my personal mailman. A special thanks to Aunt Janice for all your help. The Class of 1987: hope for the future! 32 QUOTE: What other people think of you is far less important than what you think of yourself. SHERRY MICHELLE METCALFE CHARLENE L. MEYER LAURIE JANE MILLER ADAM W. MURRAY GWENDOLYN SUE MURRAY CATHERINE L. NEWTON LINDA SUE PECK DARYL T. PULVER MAE A. SAVAGE TIFFANY B. PRICE KANDY RASMUSSEN ERIC L. RHODES SUZANNE ELIZABETH SCHRODER PAUL SOCOLOW JASON LOUIS VIDAK DEIRDRE TERESA THOMPSON STEPHEN C. WAGONER ROBERT KENNETH WAITE THOMAS R. TRIPP, JR. RODERICK JEROME WELSH CHRISTINE MARY ZORO SCJZANNE MARIE DELVENTHAL DONNA J. BOYER Student s4%t«owi6 AND THE 1986 WINNERS ARE. . . HIGH SCHOOL Best of Show: Brett Riemer. Sculpture: 1st William Holdeen; 2nd Christine Cahill. Printmaking: 1st Tyler Fenn; 2nd Shelly Demarais. Pain- ting: 1st Mary Wilbur; 2nd Deborah Strickland. Jewelry: 1st Cynthia Lango; 2nd Melissa Kap- pel. Pottery: 1st John Zelker; 2nd Robert Marcou. Mixed Media: 1st Glenn Carol; 2nd Edith Gor- don. Mechanical Drawing: 1st David Cade; 2nd Eric Rhodes. Drawing: 1st Christine Zoro; 2nd Noel Panessa. Honorable Men- tion: Ellen Flanagan, Gary Rockwood, Suzanne Schroder, Susan Furey, Quang Pham, Cyn- thia Lango, Tyler Fenn, and David McAvoy. JUNIOR HIGH Best of Show: Marion Wells. Color: 1st Chandra Johnson; 2nd Matthew Reagon. Design: 1st Amy Barlow; 2nd Michelle Wilcox. Self- Expression: 1st Victoria Finkle; 2nd Allen Lazarus. Technique: 1 st Gino Giumarro; 2nd Joad Bowman. Three-Dimensional: 1st Mary McNamara and Rebecca Newvine; 2nd Richard Zartman. Honorable Mention: James Ashman, Brandi Baker, Elizabeth Moore, William Minnehan, Lea Ann Hay, Jamie Petkovich, Jen- nifer Bull, Laura Willis, Tracey Patnode, and Parrish Coggins. 33 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION A formal candlelighting ceremony was held on May 30, 1986, to induct new members into the National Honor Society. Students are recognized for their outstanding academic achievement and are given special privileges as reward for their efforts, according to Janet Reagon, the advisor of the Webutuck chapter. Qualifications include an overall average of 85 or better, demonstra- tion of leadership, character, and ser- vice through school activities, sports, and awards that they have received. In addition to being good role models for other students, the Webutuck chapter provides service to the school and community. They work on a service project of their own choosing and raise money through flower sales which helps to brighten the school atmosphere. The latest recipient of their donations was the Millerton Peace Project. I .Christine Conklin, left, presents a candle to Michelle Galgano for her to light during the ceremony. 2.Kristin Adams, left, receives her symbolic candle for induction from Charlene Meyer. 3.Hew members left to right: Front row Kristin Adams. Michelle Galgano. Pamela New vine. Linda Barlow, Joy Ciferri, Erika Fortgang; back row Thomas Ryan. John Lyman. Arthur Bagomolny. John Conklin. Jonathan Boyer. Ronald LeJeune, William Hopkins. Missing from picture is Randy Longhenry. 34 EXCELLENT EFFORT PAYS OFF Annual Sports Awards 1986 Field Hockey MVP.................Lisa Babbitt Boys Soccer MVP..................Steve Waite Volleyball MVP ........Petrina Lopane Cross Country MVP ......................Eric Rhodes Basketball MVP..........................Gary Rockwood Tennis MVP ...........Brad Price Baseball MVP.............................Art Bagomolny Tony Greene Award..............Gary Rockwood Girls Soccer MVP........................Lisa Lawrence Girls Track Field................Linda Barlow Boys Track Field.................Pat Lawrence Cheerleading.....f...............Kristy Adams Watkins Award (Boys)................Brad Price Watkins Award (Girls).........Leigh Ann Butts Postscript for Evita Kudos go to EVITA from The County Players, Inc. for their 21st Annual Theatre Awards. Euita, directed by Ron Perry, won 1st place for the Best Musical Production and honorable mention for the Best Technical Production. Pat Lawrence as Che” won 1st place for Best Actor in a Musical, and he was also nominated for Most Promising Male Talent for 1986. Su-Lin Jones and Patrick Lawrence shine in their roles with a fine supporting cast. Scholars for Excellence Fronl-.Erika Fortgang;Back:Paul Socolow, Art Bagomolny. Bruce Duncan, Daryl Puluer, Randy Longhenry These six Webutuck students lived on the Bard College campus for two weeks during the summer of 1986 as participants in the Summer Scholars Program. They were chosen by the Dutchess County Regional High School of Excellence for their demonstration of exceptional academic achievement, intellectual potential, and creativity. A typical day for the students began with an early breakfast, followed by classes until noon. After lunch, they had another two and a half hours of classes. These classes focused on in- struction and research in mathematics, science, and computer science. The students commented that these courses were more ad- vanced and challenging than those in the regular curriculum at Webutuck. Each day after classes there were two hours of free time when par- ticipants could choose from activities such as music sessions, movies, sports, and other educational courses. The students agreed that the pro- gram not only provided an opportuni- ty to advance their knowledge in the subject areas, but it also allowed them to meet and interact with students from other schools. Students Probe Government Processes Daryl Pulver, Paul Socolow, and Leigh Ann Butts attended American Legion programs on citizenship and government during the summer of 1986. Leigh Ann, who represented the American Legion Auxiliary of Millerton, went to Girls State held at SLIMY at Albany. Daryl and Paul represented the Millerton American Legion at Boys State held at Lemoyne College in Syracuse. These citizenship-training pro- grams are structured to reflect the two-party system of politics and the organization of government in New York State. 36 AWARD WINNERS Webutuck Students Gain Recognition on Local, County, State and National Levels Linda Peck Wins Research Award Linda Peck's award-winning paper titled A Brief History of Millerton's Historic Buildings,” won the Dut- chess County Historical Society Research Award for 1986. On June 25, at the school, a ceremony was held during which Linda was presented with an enscribed plaque and a cash grant by Eileen Hayden, the President of the Dutchess County Historical Society. Paul Socolow Qualifies as National Merit Semifinalist In the fall of 1985, Paul Socolow, along with more than one million juniors, took the P.S.A.T., the quali- fying test for the Merit Pro- gram. The top scorers in every state, representing about half of one per cent of the state's high school graduating class, are includ- ed in the nationwide semifinalist group that has an opportunity to advance in the 1987 competition for about 6,000 Merit Scholar- ships worth over $21 million. To be considered for Merit Scholarships, these semifinalists must advance to finalist standing by documenting high academic performance, being endors- ed and recommended by their high schools, doing well on the S.A.T., and sub- mitting information about their school and community activities, and their personal interests and goals. Tiffany Price “Outstanding Student” District Superintendent, Myron Rindsberg presented Outstanding Student Certificates to Tiffany Price, Timothy Perotti, Bill Hopkins, and Brad Price. The Dut- chess County School Boards Association and the Dutchess County Association of Chief School Officers selected outstan- ding students from each school and presented the awards at a din- ner held in their honor at Millbrook Central School on June 6,1986. 37 ANNUAL CONCERT FOR 1986 IS SPRINGBOARD TO SOUNDS OF SUMMER JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS The Water Is Wide The Peanut Song Movin' On Rhythm of Life Director: Mrs. Joann Moore Accompanists: Eileen Colkin Suzanne Schroder Erika Fortgang SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Sing, Sing a Song for Me Long Time Ago Ain'a That Good News Grease Director: Mrs. Joann Moore Accompanists: Erika Fortgang Suzanne Schroder SENIOR HIGH BAND Court Festival Suite Amadeus In a Persian Market Battle of the Network Superhits Director: Mr. John Liskey STAGE BAND Easy Lover Stray Cat Strut Say You, Say Me The Power of Love Director: Mr. John Liskey Student Director: Deirdre Thompson Hartt Summer Youth Music Program Kristin Adams, Linda Barlow, Erika Fortgang, and Patrick Lawrence attended the Hartt summer music program at the University of Hartford in August of 1986. Kristin played tenor sax in the band, Erika and Linda sang alto in the chorus, and Patrick sang tenor in the chorus and madrigal group. Days at Hartt started early, with the first class at 8 a.m. The band and chorus rehearsals were three hours long, 38 every day. Other classes included voice lessons, sight reading, music theory, instrumental lessons, and pop vocal. There were about 8 hours of musical work daily. After dinner there would always be a concert, lecture, or faculty recital. A lot of learning took place at Hartt, and it was a very en- joyable experience for the four Webutuck students. Patrick reported that the students from other schools were very friendly, and everyone had one thing in com- mon — the love of music. FALL JfrJ) We RfA, P HS pt, -7 13 Co All EifACiSES. .34 I ?3 C Z SPORTS ADULTS PUPILS EVENTS 39 40 J.V. SOCCER Junior varsity soccer coach, John Merwin, reported that the 1986 tear was a much improved team over the previous year. The 6-8 record fo the season was especially highlighted by the 2-1 win over Rhinebec and the 5-1 and 4-0 victories over Taconic Hills. VARSITY SOCCER Speaking Captain Todd MacNeil, pictured above right, describes this year's varsity team as a young squad with no superstars. Gone were seven starters from the previous year’s squad, and that meant good solid teamwork was crucial. On the line they were a bit slow, and they usually had to come from behind to win. Todd attributes the good teamwork to the positive attitude perpetuated by Coach Ron Keefe. When asked about the low points of the season. Todd referred to a controversial call during the Rhinebeck game as well as to the news that Coach Keefe was leaving Webutuck after the season was finished. The high point, he recalled, was when Webutuck beat Pawling 1-0 go- ing into the finals. Todd's goal was scored in the first minute, and the team held Pawling scoreless throughout the game — no minor feat. 41 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER Back row: CoCaplain Eric Ackerman. Randy Longhenry, Rob Waite. Art Bagomolny, Warren Cordon, Co- Captain Mike Humbert. Wayne Riddell, Bob Senecal. Front row: Alex Duncan. Bob Marcou, Quang Van Pham, Jon Boyer. Brett Riemer. Missing from picture are Todd MacHeil. Barry Gilpin. Bob Allen. Bill Holdeen and Shawn Alpert. Back row: Ken Beneke, Charlie Ackerman. Steue Duncan. Yong Tok Kwon. Richard Read. Ed Allen. Billy Wilcox. Richard Zartman. Rich Simonton, Codaptain Allen Lazarus, Co-Captain Todd Waite, Mike Quinn. Front row: Tom Chacko, Daue Roberts. Erik Lyman. Gabe Lloyd, Chris Babbitt. Missing from picture are John Conto and George Mumane. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Back row: Heather Willis, Michelle Galgano. Jennifer Geisler. Eugenia Wood. Patty Senecal, Paula Bagomolny. Melissa Metcalfe. Jeannette Ackerman. Aimee Barlow. Front row: Christine Urban. Sue Furey, Theresa Zoro, Jen nifer Kreiling, Melissa Prindle. Laura Willis. Wendy Perotti. Coach Sue Briggs felt that the J.V. field hockey season went exceptionally well. We were experienced, and our skills had improved a lot since the year before. Our record was 2-6-5. Many games were very close, and the girls played very well. Paula Bagomolny. as a first- year goalie did an excellent job. We had a fine offense and a very strong defense. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Back row: Coach Burruby. Melissa Schooner. Angelia Greene. Casey Koerner. Kristy Adams. Tiffany Price. Middle row: Chris Zoro. Michele Erwin. Dede Thompson. Sharon Hoffman. Front row: Leigh Ann Butts. Lisa Babbitt. Suzanne Schroder. Missing from photo is Gwen Murray. Coach Jo Burruby reported that the highlights of the varsity field hockey season were the 1-1 tie with Arl- ington who beat us 2-0 the first time we played; the 1-1 tie with Spackenkill who beat us 3-0 the first time we played; 0-0 tie and 2-0 defeat of Millbrook. Lisa Babbitt had an outstan- ding year in the goal. She played very consistently on defense which allowed us to concentrate more on of- fense. Our offense was much stronger this season scoring 8 goals compared to our lone goal of last season. Casey Koerner and Leigh Ann Butts both played con- sistently well on the front line. Halfback Suzanne Schroder had a super season in controlling midfield on both offense and defense. Sharon Hoffman showed considerable improvement at sweeper and was a stronghold for our defense. Our success this season was due solely to the increase in teamwork and desire from each one of the girls. 43 44 J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Pictured at right are — Back row: Cynthia Lango, Lee Ann Baker, Serena Schrom, Melissa Goodacre, Juanita Bowser; front row: Michelle Downey, Tracy Doyle, Tracey Patnode, Stephanie Barlow. During an interview for the yearbook copy, Cyn- thia Lango commented that “the Webutuck J.V. volleyball team had an exciting year. We actually had the word “teamwork in our vocabulary. We worked together, and our school spirit was really high. We turned out the season with 8 victories. The best game was the last game of the season when we battled Millbrook. Overwhelming their forces, the Webutuck J.V. girls' volleyball team awed the crowds, winning the first two matches easily. We ended our season looking forward to next year when the team will once more unite and PLAY VOLLEYBALL. 46 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Pictured at left are — Back row: Laurie Miller, Donna Boyer, Christine Cahill, Michcelle Leverton, DeeDe Gordon: front row: Donna Burke, Tracy Flint, Petrina Lopane. Captain Petrina Lopane commented that the team strength was in serving and spiking, but the important weakness was the failure to work well as a team. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM In the team picture at right are — Back row: Paul Socolow, Eric Rhodes, Daryl Pulver, Shawn Murphy, Pete Bavis. Coach Dave Reagon; front row: John Conklin, Matt Reagon, Pat Ciferri, Mike Reagon, Ricky Fortgang. Matt Reagon and Paul Socolow were selected All- League, and Daryl Pulver was given Honorable Men- tion. Coach Reagon stated that Ricky also had a fine season. He added that all of the team members were 90 honor roll students who maintained their grades and had a good time running. He said it was a great pleasure to be with all of the team members. w asked what advice — 3 f Voul — w'l' givs- t underclassmeil for their futurM success in gt|ool]M teachers responded?! undertake. Avoid dc true to yourself an I m ay on task ln projects hat things ti please peefShttnly r ideals. 4Prisco) Work! (Harley) u tie conscientious in youi sir idth your school work if you dc Be the best that you can be less than the be t yoti can do. t Qfficult courses and w Hard work, hard work, and mor Give every venture and felass Do your best. (Newton) ■ Yours is not to Reason why, Yours is but to do (and pass)! (Heinsman) Aim high and work hard! (Vozab) Establish your long-term goals. (Riemer) If you think your life is difficult now, wait til you are part of the outside world . (Hulst) The following are typical of the responses that we receiv- ed from our student questionnaires. 7th grade question: In what ways do you find school dif- ferent in Jr Sr High complied to elementary'school? Junior High a vays has the best things to dHa M There are mon privileges In this school j- | more room here Bigger, better Longer lunch per iod there jm .. i more Lockers for ourselves More freedom, privacy, and study halls More homework — teachers pressure yo You are on your own mode, and it seems that you fit in here better f You don't have to be followed The days aiu longer I bump into huge people d Arc but it doeai't matter 1 % round by teachers here I h y A 8th estion: In what wa I I I will get to choose my own ! r 65 passing New experience, adventure d to high do my best Good t ard t the d rr ices grade ition djt high schoo s : Wharadvi :e ■votiki y sts and df n’t moutl I look 9th gid' iigh :hool? tudy for ti fon t let people tell you hoB and learn Settle down and work hard! Listen to your teachers about else you will fail, then . . . Party1!! H Don't let anyone influence your opiniort if you feel strongly about something Act your age! Start getting serious give to the Jr )f themselves i off to teachc w bad it is — homework and tests or rfe best because your gra Plan your schedule accomplishing future 10th grade question: After being your grades and try yAjr B now on yo ftel it 'MW held) you in I wo iarcT and half now, has it lived up to your howl It not, why not? Yes i have enjoyed the year th is tar been veijy rewarding A Nc.its not overly fun — I thought it would Yrgs You make lots of friends and learn No i really hasn't because schoo spirit i it s wesRouIahave r aance B EM Classes and teach ar nuch more reasonable, and t is more of a variety of spits In grade question:|ln whatvays are you lookingjfor- ward to your Seritor year, and why? K m looking forward to choosing the college I want'io go ! i® Having less classes and more privileges fi|£xperiencing AP classes and jetting closer to college nTe Senior trip Webutuck Staff is Anything But Ordinary MAIN OFFICE STAFF 1) Myron Rindsberg, District Superintendent 2) Mary Lyman, Bookkeeper 3) Frances Rappoccio, Business Manager 4) Elizabeth Dobrwado, Billing Clerk PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE GUIDANCE OFFICE 1) Stephen O'Connell, Principal 2) Barbara Bagomolny, Secretary 3) Tammy Watson, Teacher Aide 4) Patricia Heinsman, Counselor 5) Evelyn Tompkins, Secretary 6) Anne Honour, Teacher Aide GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE A remedial reading teacher has to be understanding G patient to be successful — Ms. KEESLER has both of these qualities. She is approachable, easy to talk with as well as generous with her time. Mr. VOZAB enjoys his English students' company G is always willing to help a student after class. He teaches in a casual man- ner appreciates a hardworking student. He's an avid fisherman basketball fan. Mr. REAGON's wild neckties his zest for life add a unique touch to his earth science driver's ed classes. He loves running G trains students for cross country track competi- tions. Madame BENKEN has brought the cultural spirit of France to Webutuck. Her students look for- ward to the annual celebration of St. Catherine’s Day the trips to NY City. A cheerful G caring teacher. Ms. BCJRGER teaches special ed in the Resource Room. She always has a smile G time to listen. In- terested in students' welfare, Mr. MERWIN organized Webutuck s SADD program. Light humor livens up his health physical ed classes. He works hard at teaching skills G strategy to his JV soccer players. MAUREEN KEESLER JOHN VOZAB DAVID REAGON CHERYL BENKEN 52 COLLEEN BURGER JOHN MERWIN GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE JAMES DATES In the Resource Room. Mr. DATES uses computers interesting materials as motivators. Genuinely friendly helpful, he likes to laugh. He's always fast-walking down the halls — he wastes no time! Ms. LACJFER is a spunky English teacher who decorates her room with her son's artwork. She's personable enjoys talking with students. Ms. MOORE, our dedicated vocal teacher, is extremely patient with her musicians. “The level of work she gives is never too much above never below our ability — it's just right. stated one pupil. It's said that although he gives a lot of homework, Mr. DES CHAMPS has interesting pro- jects for his Jr. High science classes. He can also be very funny. Mr. KELLY, relaxed informal when teaching his biology G science classes, adds personal anecdotes to make class time more interesting. He jokes with students after class cares about each of them. Mr. JOLY attempts to quickly learn the name of everyone he meets. His physical ed classes em- phasize the importance of staying physically fit of learning skills strategy of sports before playing them. LORRAINE LACJFER JOANNE MOORE RICHARD DES CHAMPS THOMAS KELLY ROBERT JOLY 53 GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE Ms. WILLIS is a friendly, understanding tolerant English teacher. She often encourages the use of audio-visual aids by her students. Ms. COOK'S un- predictability sets her apart as a music teacher. She is intelligent, energetic. very much in touch with students. She encourages pupils to improve G adds fun with her musical talents. Industrial arts pupils feel that Mr. ROCCANOVA. new to Webutuck this year, has an original personality is respected by his students. He enjoys doing woodworking projects out- side of school as well as teaching his students in class. A new special ed teacher, Ms. POWERS is described by her students as a really good person who explains things well is easy to talk with. Another new teacher. Mr. NEWTON, has a good, but pointed, sense of humor. Students sometimes are unsure if he’s serious or joking. Math science oriented, he also has a love for nature. Ms. PRISCO is a live wire who likes teenagers; she is involved in many spirited school ac- tivities. Creative expressive in her art classes, she’s very well liked. BETH WILLIS JOHN ROCCANOVA KAREN COOK SUSAN POWERS WILLIAM NEWTON KATHRYN PRISCO GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE Ms. VALCKENAERE works at motivating her students. As a social studies 6 math teacher, she helps them focus on issues G express themselves. She loves to coach girls' soccer provides inspiration on off the field. A veteran math teacher, Mr. PRICE persistently requires students to work harder if he thinks they can perform better. He converses with students about careers G colleges. His love for college hoop good drama is evident by his field trips. A knowledgeable English teacher, Ms. DECKER willing- ly helps her students during after class. She loves good literature, sports farming. Mr. GIORDANO'S Spanish classes are structured, but after class he en- joys casual conversation, music sports. Ms. BRIGGS encourages student involvement in sports through her own enthusiasm. A well-liked coach of all seasons, she coaches girls in JV field hockey, varsity basketball JV soccer. A considerate physical ed teacher, Mr. BRADLEY gives personal attention G of- fers assistance to students who appear to be distress- ed. He enforces the rules, but in a kindly manner. VIOLA VALCKENAERE ROGER PRICE GRACE DECKER GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE Mr. PEARSON is a social studies teacher who radiates friendliness. In promoting school spirit, he works to enliven our educational social atmosphere. Mr. PAVLIGA is interested in listening to students gives individual attention to his math pupils, often with the aid of computers games. Ms. HCJLST's home ec students take pride in their culinary dishes G their handmade items. An understanding teacher, she helps students with personal problems. She loves food — but resists sampling! Simulations are an in- tegral part of Mr. HEINSMAN's history classes. He loves current events discussions enjoys seeing students develop into critical thinkers. A Red Sox fan a train buff. Mr. TAPLEY is serious about teaching art G doesn't want to waste valuable time. He takes pride in his students' work, displaying it for everyone to enjoy. Teaching physics, chemistry earth science is not all that interests Mr. RIEMER. An eter- nal conversationalist, he's a good soundingboard for everyone's ideas. One student commented. He's crazy in a nice way.'' THOMAS PAVLIGA FRANCINE HULST GARY PEARSON EDWARD HEINSMAN ROBERT RIEMER CHARLOTTE HAAS GUIDES TO KNOWLEDGE Ms. HAAS informs her data processing students about new computer advances. She often shares in- teresting stories about her former job experiences. A popular math teacher, Mr. HARVEY is a down-to- earth humorous person with lots of school spirit. American Studies teacher, Ms. REAGON, is very fond of her students. She tries to motivate students by varying her presentations assignments. In his first months as a physical ed teacher here. Mr. SHCJMSKY makes gym class an enjoyable experience with his lively easy-going manner. “ERA-NOW” states Ms. BOND’S easily-recognizable license plate. While teaching business courses here full time, she has studied for a degree in law encourages political social awareness by her students colleagues. Mr. LISKEY appreciates motivated music students. He likes smiles. he's fond of lifesavers. Mr. GREENEY. the Work Study teacher, guides evaluates his students in their part-time work through his talks with students their employers. He Mr. Price are SLS fraternity brothers from Suny at Albany. BARBARA BOND JOHN LISKEY KEITH GREENEY 57 SPECIAL SERVICES SHARON CHARDE Social Worker MARGUERITE MONROE Teacher Aide LINDA COULTHARD School Nurse MARION BON Librarian KATHY REEVES Psychologist CAFETERIA Mgr-John Lyman Cheryl Butts Marilyn Butts Rosemarie Flinn Mary Lewis Carol Place MAINTENANCE Mgr-Fillmore Hosier Michael Coburn Brenda Cookingham Robert Cookingham David Dean Gloria Dean George Gordon Arthur Heck Fred Murnane Kevin Wheeler BUS DRIVERS Mgr-Russell Flinn Margaret Berlingoff Robert Brady Claudette Chamberlin Marion Clark Richard Doughty Edward Dwyer Cynthia Goggins Ruth Gordon Lucille Hoffman Leland Hulst Mike Huggins Edward Jenks Debra Kornelli Catherine Lamay Cecil Lamay Carol Lasher Delos Luther Patricia Morrison Henry Shaffer Mary Slavin Kenneth Stevens Candace Swart 59 seventh seventh seventh sev 1992 eventh seventh seventh seventh seventh Lien Alpert Shannon Alpert Melissa Anderson Rebecca Anguin-Cohen Scott Arno Steve Bailey Eric Benjamin Alissa Bishop Arianne Bowman Heather Bronson Tina Bullied Toni Caranci Meghan Carey Shawn Durant Heather Farr Becky Hint Heidi Greene Nancy Hay Corinne Hayes Guy Holst-Grubbe Melissa Horton Russell Hurn John Kayea Kenneth Killmer Walter Kilmer Donna Laney Troy Laundry Kathy Layton Jennifer Lennox Nina Lipiatos 60 seventh seventh seventh seventh seventh s 1992 seventh seventh seventh Samantha Long Terri Longhenry Shane Lucey Michael Maranzano Toni Ann Maranzano Austin McEnroe Brian Millius Steven Morea Bruce Morrison Michelle Murnane Brian Murphy Jerry Murphy John Nolan John Nugent Matthew O'Connell Dawn O’Dell Frank O'Dell Karl Pentz Nathan Perotti Stephan Perotti Missing From Photos: John Ackerman Duane Clark Tracey Fiore Deborah Hamilton Becky Lamere Daryl Sitter John Thompson Richard Watson Richard Stearns 61 seventh seventh seventh sev •1992 eventh seventh seventh seventh seventh Lisa Petty Raymond Phelen Ann Pollinger Erin Posluszny Michelle Powers Sandra Riddell Daniel James Ryan Stephanie Sherman Virgel Shook Louis Simmons Sara Waite Belynda Warren Chastity Weil Melissa Whiteley Dawn Williams William Simmons Melissa Stickle Jennifer Thompson Donald Valyou April Vanleuven eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth 1991 eighth eighth eighth eighth Charles Ackerman Shawn Atkinson Brandi Baker Aimee Barlow Lisa Barlow Joad Bowman Toni Brizzie Michael Butts Shannon Caranci Joseph Cawley Thomas Chacko Linda Chamberlin Michael Chamberlin Corey Chapman Heather Cicarelli Patrick Ciferri Jennifer Conlin John Conto Damian Cortsen Steven Duncan Missing From Photos: Jason Allen George Baker Dawn Decker Victoria Finkle Thomas Norbet Jodi Nolan Michael Sauer 63 eighth eighth eighth eighth e 1991 ighth eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth Michelle Farnham Robert Fazekas Heather Finley Jessica Flint Richard Flood Paul Germond Brandi Grabin Dawn Gregoire Regina Handlowich Aisha Hewitt Holly Honour Lynn Hoose June Kaye Jennifer Kornelli Scott LaRock Gabriel Uoyd Erick Lyman Heather Martin Beatrice McCaul Mary McNamara 64 eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth eighth 1991 eighth eighth eighth eighth Kelly Miles Mary Jane Miller Craig Moore Renee Murphy Denise Myers Christopher Najdek Jennifer Majdek Rebecca Newvine Donald Peavey Carol Peck Wendy Perotti Jamie Petkovich Michael Reagon Daniel Roode Thomas Rowe Frank Savage Larry Selfridge Jeffrey Senecal Marsha Shrremetis Lori Stickle Ann Marie Syphers Jessica Tabolt James Tanner Jason Thomas Christine Urban Brian Weinstein Michelle Wilcox Bertha Williams Laura Willis Melissa Wood 65 seventh eighth seventh eighth seventh eighth seventh eighth seventh eighth seventh freshmen freshmen freshmen •1990 men freshmen freshmen freshmen fresh Edward Allen Robert Allen James Ashman Christopher Babbitt Paula Bagomolny Lee Ann Baker Stephanie Barlow Carrie Barney Kenneth Beneke Chelton Booth Juanita Bowser Richard Breyette Jeremy Calabrese Liesse Chambers Parrish Coggins Hans Cortsen Kathleen Cournean Patricia Dashner Robert Davis Belinda Deyo Michelle Downey Ellen Eschbach Tammy Farrell Melissa Good acre Georgina Gordon Lea Ann Hay Aaron Holst-Grubbe Jennifer Holst-Grubbe Chandra Johnson Brian Jolley 68 freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen fire 1990 shmen freshmen freshmen Peter Jones Taro Judson Chong Kwon Yong Kwon OK Chon Kwon Allen Lazarus Heather Mann Kevin Martin Robin McEarthron Aimee McEnroe Melissa Metcalfe Lisa Miles William Minnehan Elizabeth Moore Brian Morrison George Murnane Raymond Myers Tracey Patnode Terry Perotti Darren Peterson Elizabeth Pollinger Lori Rabideau Richard Read 69 freshmen freshmen freshmen 1990 men freshmen freshmen freshmen fresf Matthew Reagon Amy Recchia David Riddell Sharon Schooner Serena Schrom Jennifer Sherman Michelle Stark Holly Stevenson George Thomas Gina T rombley Eric Wardsworth Todd Waite Edward Watson Marion Wells Rebecca Welsh William Wilcox John Williamson Heather Willis Trevor Yale Richard Zartman freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshm sophomores sophomores sop 1989 homores sophomores sophomores soph Jeannette Ackerman Shawn Alpert Peter Bavis Lionel Bowser MaryAnn Breyette Pamela Brittain Donna Burke Christine Cahill Dina Clark Tracy Doyle Alex Duncan Theresa Dwyer Suzanne Finkle Susan Furey Angelia Greene Danielle Haight Chasity Hotaling Michael Humbert Antonius Inge Torius Inge Peggy Killmer Raymond Killmer Casey Koerner Jennifer Kreiling Cynthia Lango Robert Marcou Patrick Marling Margaret McNeil Laura Milton Tara Minnehan 72 sophomores sophomores sophomores s 1989 homores sophomores sopho i I i Leonard Morrison Violet Moss George Murphy Natalie Nason Jennifer Newton Jeffrey New vine Quang Van Pham Joseph Platt Melissa Prindle Michael Quinn Brett Riemer David Roberts Kerry Rooney Laura Rowe Renee Sands Patricia Senecal Timothy Shaffer Sharon Shrremetis Richard Simonton Norma Spaulding John Spucches Deborah Strickland Eugenia Wood Wesley Worden Theresa Zoro L 4ft W Missing From Photos: Michelle Bliss Anthony Daukontas Corey Roode Michele Serbay 73 4 sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sophomores sopho 75 juniors juniors juniors juniorsj Q Q juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors ju Eric Ackerman Kristin Adams Lisa Babbitt Arthur Bagomoiny Linda Barlow Christopher Benjamin Jonathan Boyer John Cahill Randy Carpentier Joy Ciferri John Conklin Leslie Cookingham Brian Demarais Michelle Erwin 0len Flanagan Michelle Galgano Jennifer Geisler Barry Gilpin Warren Gordon Izettia Hafford Melissa Hayes Michael Kormendy Lisa Lawrence Ronald LeJeune Michcell Leverton Laura Lindsay Vachon Lindsay Randy Longhenry John Lyman Todd Mac Neil 76 Tammy Marcou Stacia McLoughlin Paul Millius Kevin Morrison Shawn Murphy Pamela Newvine Lisa Parker Danielle Quinn Wayne Riddell Gary Rock wood juniors juniors juniors juniors juniors junior 1988 juniors juniors juniors ju Thomas Ryan Melissa Schooner Vernon Schrom Robert Senecal Lorinda Swart Shelly Demarais Missing From Photos: Robert Boyles Joseph Killmer David McAvoy AWARDS ATTEST TO THE BEST OF 1986 Certificates Awarded During Fall Assembly — ENGLISH — 7th: Steven Duncan, Corey Chapman, Rebec- ca Newvine, Marsha Shrremetis; 8th: Paula Bagomolny, Stephanie Barlow, Heather Mann, Holly Stevenson, Patricia Dashner; 9th: Peter Bavis, Jennifer Newton, John Zelker; 10th: Lisa Parker, Erika Fortgang, Robert Senecal; 11th: Tiffany Price, Devon Dauwalder, Reginald Hough; English Composition: Raymond Killmer, Ronald LeJeune. SHOP — Wood: Randy Longhenry; Electrical: Jonathan Boyer; Metal: Reginald Hough. HOME ECONOMICS — Home G Careers: Aimee Barlow; Home Ec I: Melissa Breyette; Home Ec 11: Pamela Newvine; Home Ec III: Leah Dean. MUSIC — Senior Band: Rebecca Barlow; Junior Band: Michelle Downey; General Music: Steven Duncan. ART — Art I: Timothy Stanton, Laura Rowe, Debra Strickland; Art II: Brett Riemer. FRENCH — 7th: Rebecca Newvine; 8th: Matthew Reagon; French I: Tracy Doyle; French II: Erika Fortgang; French III: Tiffany Price, Daryl Pulver. SPANISH — 7th: Steven Duncan, Gino Guimarro, John Conto; 8th: Jennifer Holst-Grubbe, Terry Perotti; Spanish I: Daryl Pulver; Spanish II: Michelle Galgano, John Lyman; Spanish III: Bruce Duncan. MATHEMATICS — 7th: Marsha Shrremetis, Paul Ger- mond, Joseph Cawley, Joad Bowman, William Wilcox; 8th: James Ashman, William Minnehan, David Riddell, Patricia Dashner; General Math: John Zelker, Raymond Killmer; Course I: Laura Rowe, Tracey Patnode, Melissa Goodacre, Yong Tok Kwon, Wesley Worden; Course II: Alex Duncan, Joy Ciferri, Peter Bavis, Lisa Babbitt, Leigh Ann Butts; 11th: Randy Longhenry; 12th (pre-calculus): Paul Socolow. SCIENCE — 7th: Steven Duncan, Jason Thomas, Marsha Shrremetis, Daryl Sitter, Donald Valyou; 8th: Patricia Dashner, James Ashman, Jeremy Calabrese, General Science: Ronald LeJeune, John Zelker; Physics: Daryl Pulver, Paul Socolow; Chemistry: Randy Longhenry; Biology: Thomas Ryan, Erika Fortgang. SOCIAL STUDIES — 7th: Steven Duncan, Rebecca Newvine, John Conto, Michael Butts; 8th: Paula Bagomolny, Trevor Yale, Peter Jones, Holly Stevenson, Patricia Dashner; 9th: Matthew Reagon, Antonius Inge, Angelia Greene, Natalie Nason, Laura Rowe; 10th: Erika Fortgang, Reginald Hough, Ralph Benson; 11th: Michael Snyder, Paul Socolow, Daryl Pulver, Jody Lattrell. BUSINESS — Ado. Keyboarding: Leigh Ann Butts; Data Processing: Donna Boyer, Arthur Bagomolny, Linda Peck; Shorthand II: Linda Peck; Key boarding Bus. Com- munication: Lorinda Swart; Bus. Arithmetic: Jody Lattrell; Bus. Dynamics: Geri Jarrett; Bookkeeping: Joy Ciferri; Typing: Terry Perotti, Tracey Patnode, Melissa Metcalfe, Serena Schrom. HEALTH — 7th: Michael Reagon, William Minnehan, Regina Handlowich, Richard Flood, Jennifer Conlin, Michelle Wilcox; High School: Charlene Meyer, John Meyer, Christine Conklin, Linda Peck. A l OXit FAREWELL t) Do With Books! The friendly students from Room 15 gave a festive farewell party for Ms. Susan Steinberg to let her know that she would be missed. Invited guests were treated to a dinner of roast turkey with all of the trimmings for a true celebration of the Webutuck spirit. ST. CATHERINE’S DAT Ms. Cheryl Benken’s French classes celebrated St. Catherine's Day with a Best Hat Contest. Angelia Greene was the overall winner. St. Catherine's Day is a French holiday honoring unmarried women. Friends and family of unmarried women throw parties for them, during which time the spinsters wear wild and crazy hats. Celebration of Spirit ■ LUAU DANCE PARTY J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL 86 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL JV BOYS BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basket- ball squad, led by Coach Shumsky, experienced a long tough season. The highlight of the season was a victory over Pawling in a hard-fought battle, ending the season on a positive note. Returning players are looking forward to an ex- citing improved basketball season next year. Back row: Rich Simonton, Eddie Allen, George Murphy, Mike Quinn, Hans Cortsen, Ken Beneke. Middle row: Coach Shumsky, Ricky Read, Billy Wilcox, Pete Bavis, Parrish Coggins. Front row: Bob Marcou, Chris Babbitt. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Varsity Coach Bob Joly felt his team “finished a very respectable season with 12 wins, 7 losses. The team was led by Senior Captain Bruce Duncan Junior Captain Gary Rock wood. The team's enthusiasm discipline made my job much easier than expected as a first-year coach. Gary Rockwood averaged 21.7 points per game for the year. Mike Humbert, Art Bagomolny, Bruce Duncan, John Cahill did good jobs controlling the boards offensively defen- sively for the Warriors. Mike Humbert made All Tourna- ment Team in the Pawling Tournament. Guards Paul Millius Mike Kormendy should fit in next year as mainstays after a year’s ex- perience. Paul’s defense Mike’s shot should make for much competition for the guard spot opposite Rockwood.” Back row: Rob Senecal, Mike Humbert, Artie Bagomolny, Mike Kormendy, George Dorn, Warren Gordon, Wayne Riddell. Coach Joly. Front row: John Cahill, Gary Rockwood, Bruce Duncan, Paul Millius, Pete Coulthard. 88 Standing: Coach Mike Moss, Rich Flood, Chip Ackerman, Erik Lyman, Tom Norbet. Kneeling: Brian Mor- rison, Steve Duncan, John Conto, Frank Savage. John Conto commented that, even though they won just one game, they were like a well-oiled machine when they didn’t have injuries eligibility problems. They were a patient but ag- gressive team. Most points were scored under the basket by Conto, Duncan Ackerman. If they had the shot, Rood, Lyman Norbet were not afraid to shoot from the outside. John added, I would like to congratulate the team for a great season. It was fun!” 89 Back row: Coach Giordano, Renee Murphy, Heather Finley, Brandi Graben, Denise Myers. Middle row: Linda Chamberlin, Gina Barelli. Front row: Aimee Barlow, Michelle Farnham, Brandi Baker. Coach Giordano com- mented, I'm proud of the girls and their ac- complishments this year. Despite a losing record, they showed great improvement in their basketball skills. 90 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row: Aimee McEnroe, Lee Ann Baker, Serena Schrom, Donna Burke. Leslie Cookingham. Front row: Michele Downey, Leigh Ann Butts, Christine Cahill, Lisa Bab- bitt, Angelia Greene. Coach Briggs commented that “the season ended with Donna as the leading scorer. Fine play was demonstrated by Lisa, Angelia, Chris, Leigh Ann Leslie. Newcomers Serena, Michelle, Aimee Lee Ann all improved their skill. With only one senior leaving, the girls' basket- ball season should be a good one next year.” SPIRIT LEADERS VARSITY. Co-Captains Kristie Adams and Melissa Schooner; Theresa Zoro, Jen Geisler, Sue Furey, Tracey Pat node. Jen Kreiling. Tracy Doyle. JV. Captain Michelle Galgano; Melissa Goodacre. Stephanie Barlow. Sharon Schooner. Laura Lindsay. Eugenia Wood. WEBGTCJCK’S BEST CATEGORIES UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS Rock Group BON JOVI DEL FUEGOS Radio Station K104 101.5 WPDH Video WALK THIS WAY” RUN-DMC “LAND OF CONFUSION GENESIS Movie of 1986 TOP GUN STAND BY ME TV Comedy COSBY SHOW NEWHART Talk Show Host PHIL DONAHUE PHIL DONAHUE Sneakers REEBOK NIKE REEBOK Actor TOM CRUISE HARRISON FORD Actress CYBIL SHEPARD GLENN CLOSE MERYL STREEP Comedian EDDIE MURPHY BOB RIEMER Sports Star PHIL SIMMS IVAN LENDL Soft Drink COKE ORANGE SLICE Clothing Brand LEVIS LEVIS LIZ CLAIBORNE Car PORSCHE PORSCHE Day of the Week FRIDAY FRIDAY Song “LIVIN'ON A PRAYER TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD BON JOVI SIDE LOU REED Teachers' Favorites — Reading across, try to guess which teacher responded. ROCK GROUP MOVIE TV SHOW RECREA TION A: Beatles The Color Purple Cheers Sailing B: Led Zeppelin Dr. Zhivago Mr. Wizard Scuba Diving C: Genesis King of Hearts Repelling D: Tom Kelly and the All the President's Big East Fishing Earth Sciences Men Basketball E: The Moody Blues Gunga Din Monty Python's Travel Flying Circus j F: Yes Song of the South Hill St. Blues Swimming G: Igneous Great Train Robbery Pro Football Golf ! H: Temptations The Natural Cheers Baseball 1: Out of Africa Cagney Lacey Bicycling J: Talking Heads Morgan! NCAA Basketball Reading K: Miguel Rios Casablanca Moonlighting Music L: Grateful Dead Star Trek II Star Trek Skiing M: The Amy Grant Band Harold Maude Knots Landing Ballet -OlSUd •W — W :A� ajbh ’JW — T :ouepjoio 'JW — X :«Md •‘W — P '•‘W — 1 :uo«je� d JW — H — D «W — d !UBUJSUPH JW — 3 iqezoA 'JW — Q :u� mu� 9 W — 3 Uauiaja jw — 9 U«|nH W — V s-iaipe� ! jo Aipujpi 93 LET THERE BE MUSIC! 1 SR HIGH CHORUS 95 Mr. Roccanova’s SANTA’S WORKSHOP club members made wooden animals, cars other toys which they donated to local churches for unfortunate children in our area. Afterwards they were busy mak- ing a project as a 'surprise for the school.’’ They plan to become more involved in community events in the future. One busy activity is the JR. HIGH ART CLUB supervised by the very school-spirited Ms. Prisco. The members not only express their creativity in art for themselves, but they love to make artwork for various school ac- tivities. Their decorations posters have been seen throughout the halls. They have also donated artwork to the Millerton Peace Memorial made posters for the Washington, DC trip tag sale. In CREATIVE WOODWORKING CLUB the members work primarily individually on a variety of projects that interest them. Some of their projects this year include bowls, cabinets, stools, sleds. Mr. Roccanova takes pleasure in their interest is always willing to help the students. 97 SPANISH CLUB was one of the busiest clubs at Webutuck this year. Hardworking members organized bake sales and other fund-raising events with the help of Mr. Giordano. The money was used to visit Manhat- tan where students toured museums and ate at Hispanic restaurants. Mr. Giordano made an effort to enrich members' understanding of the Spanish culture by involving them in various projects. One such project was the creation of Spanish works of art. LOS AMIGOS LES AMIS Ms. Benken's FRENCH CLUB was fun as well as educational. An eighth period scavenger hunt had members scurrying about in their search for items listed in French. Another in- teresting project was the preparation and sampling of different French foods. Members sold T-shirts to raise money for the annual French Club trip to New York City that the club members enjoyed. 98 Students in the Webutuck chapter of SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) have had an active year. Their goal has been to in- form as many students as possible about the dangers of drunk driv- ing and, hopefully, to reduce the number of deaths caused by this serious problem. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Merwin, they sponsored Stop DWI skits, handed out pamphlets and had several meetings with concerned parents. Members of the club this year were Ricky Fortgang, Sharon Schooner, Paula Bagomolny, Mike Reagon, Eugenia Wood, Chan- dra Johnson, Aimee Barlow and Dave Lloyd. In the CPR FIRST AID CLUB Mr Merwin teaches members the basics for immediate care in emergency situations. Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is taught with the use of a special life-sized model. Members are also taught how to care for cuts bruises. Sergeant Dave Roberts started a new LAW 6 SOCIETY CLUB this year. Lively discussions about in- teresting subjects made this a very popular as well as in- formative organization. Topics included the law and how it pertains to DWI, all- terrain vehicles bicycles. There was an interesting demonstration of the breathilizer test. The Bill of Rights was discussed and the various penalties for dif- ferent levels of crime. 99 KILLINGTON 1987 Everyone passed the bag check was able to pile their gear on the chartered bus for our 5-hour trip. We missed our favorite driver from last year, Stan the Del Fuego Man. The Sheraton was nice, but we all missed the quaintness of the Coolidge, (Ha). Skiing conditions were excellent, although that Killington chairlift was a tad bit cold. No one took any side trails this year. For the second year in a row now the WEBUTUCK SKI CLUB has had the best time at Killington. Great skiing plenty of laughs fun. Thanks to all the chaperones and Bob Riemer. . .Dede Thompson. l)Ready to conquer Killington, 2) Breakfast at the Sheraton, 3) Killington Lift, 4) The Sheraton Whale, or is it Bruce? 5) Enjoying the Gondola ride to the top, 6) Sue ponders, Do you think we ll be stopping at a McDonald's soon? 7) Don't fall, Bruce. 8) Keep Smilin'. 100 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row: Tom Ryan. Daryl Pulver. Paul Socolow, John Conklin. Second rou): Nadine Macura, Pam Adrian. Sherry Metcalfe. Randy Longhenry. John Lyman. Third row: Joy Ciferri. Linda Peck. Kristy Adams. Michelle Galgano. Fourth row: Pam New vine. Tiffany Price. Linda Barlow. Erika Fortgang. Bottom row: Artie Bagomolny. Sue Schroder, Deirdre Thompson. Christine Conklin. Bruce Duncan. Missing from photo: Jon Boyer. Ron LeJeune, Charlene Meyer. Senior Class Officers Left to right: Pres. JT Carroll, V.Pres. Deirdre Thompson, Sec'y-Treas. Bill Holdeen. Representatives Bruce Duncan Pat Lawrence (above) and Paul Socolow (right). 102 Class of 1988 Left to right: Sec'y-Treas. Erika Fortgang, V.Pres. Melissa Schooner, Pres. Kristin Adams, Repres. Lisa Babbitt. Class of 1990 Back row: Repres. Chris Babbitt, Pres. Melissa Goodacre, Sec'y-Treas. Allen Lazarus. Repres. Michelle Downey, V.Pres. Rich Zartman; front row: Repres. Tracey Patnode, Paula Bagomolny, Amy Recchia. Eighth Grade Standing left to right: Pres. Christine Urban, V.Pres. Aimee Barlow, Repres. Renee Murphy, Sec'y-Treas. Vicky Finkle, Repres. John Conto. Lounging on the floor is Repres. Daniel Roode. Class of 1989 Top: Sec'y-Treas. Alex Duncan; Middle: Repres. Theresa Zoro, Pres. Rich Simonton, Repres. Mike Quinn; Bottom: V.Pres. Brett Riemer Seventh Grade Back row: Sec'y-Treas. Dawn O’Dell, V.Pres. Sara Waite, Pres. Danny Ryan; front row: Representatives Terri Longhenry, Debby Hamilton. 103 THE MUSIC MAN It all began somewhere before Christmas vacation when life was carefree. Deadlines, set construction, memorizing lines, blocking were things other people did or made. But before long the cast was doing these things having a lot of fun at the same time. SET CONSTRUCTION: We have to build a what?!?” The paint fight; rebuilding the house from Oklahoma! for The Music Man ; a train from the turn of the century; triangles that were either too big or too small; trying to find a protractor to make a 60-degree angle; a RED footbridge? We thought we would never finish! REHEARSAL: What do you mean we have to have costumes today? The blocking that no one remembers; do you realize that we only have 2 weeks before dress rehearsals; dancing singing in Seventy-six Trombones;” trying to time Tracy's walk to the walk- ing music; Del Sarte Ladies, you are too fast on Pick-a-little!! SPAGHETTI SUPPER: We desperately needed money, as usual, so we hosted an Italian Night. Miss Cook came in early to make her special sauce; Mrs. Moore taught us music in a language we couldn't even pronounce; Betsy Theresa supervised sewed; Charlene gave a quick lesson in serving to the serving staff. We had lots of fun made money at the same time. Thanks to EVERYONE.. .Charlene Meyer, Assistant Director. And Now For Opening Night. . . The student chefs at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park warmly welcomed Fran Hulst her HOME EC III CLASS on December 10. Class members were Kandy Rasmussen, Linda Peck, Stacey McLaughlin, Pam Newvine, Melissa Breyette, Sue Breen, Mike Quinn, Rich Simonton. Upon arrival, the class was treated to refreshments a slide show about the Institute. On display were elaborate gingerbread houses made by the CIA students. Our group also observed the preparation of French Chinese dishes. Lunch in the American Bounty Room, one of the school’s restaurants, was served by future chefs who must learn how to wait on customers as well as prepare food arrange it attrac- tively. Among the dishes served were vegetables in vinaigrette dressing, coconut shrimp, dolphin. After the enjoyable lunch, the group walked around the campus before returning to Amenia. Bob Riemer’s PHYSICS CLASS learned a lot about the practical applications of physics at the Great Barrington, Massachusetts airport. Aviation careers flight safety were also emphasized by the chief pilot, Will Brinker. In addition, they had a chance to fly over Catamount Mountain in Hillsdale even to pilot the plane. Students who actually did pilot the plane were Bruce Duncan, Deirdre Thompson, Artie Bagomolny, Tom Ryan John Conklin. Pictured is cool Shawn Murphy. New York City’s MADISON SQUARE GARDEN was the destination for the thirty-two people who went on Roger Price’s annual Holiday Tournament trip. Participants enjoyed the double-header basketball games played by Rutgers, Georgia Tech, U. of VA, St. John’s University. In addition, Webutuck’s John Conto was ecstatic when he managed to get an autograph from a fellow spectator, Mitch Krupchak, a former $1.5 million-a-year player for the Lakers. 106 A ■ ___ j ( _ w _ )ffn M WASHINGTON BOUND Preparations and fund-raising events have involved a lot of time and fun for the approximately forty 7th, 8th and 9th graders who will take a jet flight to Washington D.C. on June 24 for a 3-day whirlwind of activities. Pictured below are two of these events: (1) the Gigantic Tag sale with a silent auction, hand-made Valentine gifts, bake sale and children's fish pond, and (2) the Valentine Sweetheart Dance Party. Later events planned were a car wash and an Easter Boutique. Donations from local businesses boosted their funds as well. BROADENED HORIZONS National Engineering Week was observed in Albany in two different ways by the students pictured above. Joy Ciferri, center, G Pete Bavis, back row, far right, attended a special presentation by the New York State Society of Professional Engineers at the Empire State Plaza with Roger Price, their math teacher. There was a panel discussion by students from RPI, Union G Hudson Valley Communi- ty College, followed by a talk on engineering as a career. The Webutuck trio then toured Union College, including classes G labs that were in session. Later they met Webutuck's 1986 Valedictorian, John Meyer, an engineering student at Union, who showed them the dorm facilities G introduced some of his fellow engineering students. The other students pictured — back row: Tom Rowe, Bill Holdeen. Artie Bagomolny, Randy Longhenry, Tom Ryan; G front row: Brian Weinstein, John Conklin, Brett Riemer G Alex Duncan — entered model bridges that they had designed for a contest sponsored by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. There were specifications limitations given as guidelines for building the bridges. During the judging, the bridges must withstand weight G stress tests. Science teacher Bob Riemer's group, for the third consecutive year, came home with two of the top three places in the contest. This year Brett Riemer won first place. G Tom Ryan won third place. As usual, Webutuck students rose to a challenge G had fun proving that they are capable competitors far beyond our own doors. Pictured on the right are just some of the Webutuck students who went to Vassar College with social studies teacher Ed Heinsman to participate in a seminar on Nicaragua which was co- sponsored by Vassar G BOCES Dept, of Gifted Education. Panel discussions, group discussions with Vassar faculty, slide shows G student responses were presented in covering the current crisis. Webutuck students who were spokesmen for their groups in presenting their views to the entire assembly were Juniors Jon Boyer G Erika Fortgang G Sophomore Patrick Marling. Other students who attended the seminar were Juniors John Conklin, Michcell Leverton, Tom Ryan and Sophomores Peter Bavis, Shawn Alpert, Matthew Reagon G Theresa Zoro. 108 MODEL BRIDGE WINNERS ART COMPETITION WINNER VICKY FINKLE Vicky is shown receiving a special award letter that was sent to art teacher, Jim Tapley. The Hyde Collection of Glens Falls, NY presents an- nually a juried show G scholarship competition for senior high students in Art. Each school in New York State may submit any number of works but only one work per student. Webutuck submitted 13 pieces. Out of 250 works submit- ted from NY State, 38 were selected. Vicky's tempera landscape painting was one of the 38 chosen. The judge for the exhibit was Professor James Ridlon, Department Chairman of the Freshman Core at Syracuse University. Vicky's work was on exhibit at the museum from March 29 to May 3. With this honor Vicky was also en- titled to present to the Gallery up to 15 works to be judged for a $1,000 scholarship later in the HONORS . PAUL SOCOLOW VALEDICTORIAN In the Spring of 1986 Paul Socolow was notified that he was named a Semi-Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. This Winter he was notified that he had ad- vanced to the next level of the competition — that of FINALIST. Fewer than half of a percent, not one percent, but half of one per- cent of American high school seniors make it that far. Congratulations. Paul! Another prestigious award that Paul earned by his high SAT scores was an Empire State Scholarship of Excellence. Seniors Daryl Pulver, Bruce Duncan, Charlene Meyer Paul Socolow were award- ed New York State Regents Scholarships which were also based on the SAT, a stan- dardized test which measures both verbal G mathematical aptitude. Relaxing Moments DARYL PULVER BRUCE DUNCAN no v, i a-A , TIFFANY PRICE S ALUT ATORI AN CHARLENE MEYER MODEL CONGRESS: Another trip sponsored by the Student Council was to Arlington High School where ap- proximately 100 students from throughout Dutchess County converged to simulate a session of Congress learn about legislative procedures. Students were assign- ed to various Congressional Committees debated bills they had written. Peter Bavis, Donna Burke, Erika For- tgang, Barry Gilpin, Jennifer Kreiling, Patrick Marling Theresa Zoro attended with their advisor, Gary Pearson. Student response to both presentations was enthusiastic. They were challenged to accept their responsibilities with more care were encouraged to work together with faculty administrators for improvements changes. They were advised to take life seriously avoid taking their education for granted. “Student leaders have the power to change things because other students look up to them. Students and Advisors then met for discussion and open exchange. Freshmen Missy G Allen, pictured below, actively participated, knowing that their leadership will make a difference in Webutuck spirit. ACTIVITIES G FUTURE PLANS: The Student Council has sup- ported many activities that help in our Celebration. The pep rally (pictured at lower left) was sponsored by the Student Council. Other events they supported were Spirit Week the Sadie Hawkins Dance which are pictured in the Fall Events section of the yearbook. Future plans include more dances, a permanent Webutuck Warrior banner for the gymnasium wall two large signs for prominent display on the school grounds on Route 22. Father Egan stressed the unhappiness created by making wrong decisions that the power to think things through is what separates the human being from animals. He encouraged students not to confuse pleasure with happiness to look ahead when mak- ing decisions. “Where you are going determines where you are,” he said. As the year progressed, an informal Student Council conference area gradually took shape in the back of Mrs. Prisco s classroom. The Student Constitution was revised prepared to present for ratification in the Spring. LEADERSHIP SEMINAR: Melissa Goodacre, Allen Lazarus Freshman class advisor Kathy Prisco attended a meeting for Dut- chess County Student Leaders at Spackenkill High School. Featured speakers were Robert Maher, Vice Principal of Lakeland High Father Daniel Egan known as “The Junkie Priest” because of his work with drug users. Mr. Maher’s effective leadership pro- gram at Lakeland has been a national model for 6 years. BOCES, the Board Of Co-operative Educational Services, offers specialized programs at various locations. Shown on these two pages are some of Webutuck’s Seniors who attended classes at two of these off- campus locations — the Thorne Building in Millbrook (this page) for Advanced Placement Courses Dut- chess Technical School in Poughkeepsie (opposite page) for Trade Technical Courses. Susan Kilmer’s Activities Cheerleading 10-11 Multi-Occupations 10 Cosmetology 11-12 Rod Welsh’s Activities Soccer 9-11 Baseball 9-12 Auto Meehan. 11-12 Brigitte Grom’s Activities Softball 9 Volleyball 9 French Club 9 Cheerleading 10-11 Chorus 9-12 BOCES Fashion Design Merchandising I. RODERICK J. WELSH, leave to all my friends the great times we've had and times to come. To all of you underclassmen, good luck! To the BOCES crew I leave the memories of the rides to BOCES. I also leave to Tom and John fond memories. Good luck Becky, and thanks Mom and Dad for all of your support. Finally to Renee, I leave my heart to have and to hold forever! Good luck Class of 1987! 113 Congratulations Bruce for a job well done! Love, Mom, Dad, Alex and Steve 1974... Bruce, Christine Suzanne Charlene — Last but not Least. We Love You Best Wishes B.O.C.E.S. Grads Congratulations “Thelma and Martha” You were grown before we had a chance to turn around. Robert Congratulations to Christine and the Class of 1987 from Laura Conklin ...12 years later 1974 Forever 114 Congratulations to Dede, the last of our six girls. They have all given us great pleasure and have made us very proud. 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NY 12546 (518)789-6293 Rhinebeck Savings Bank Route 44E, Millerton, NY (518) 789-3083 Larry Rabideau Carpenter Work Helping People Since 1860 Member FDIC Framing Siding Remodeling Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Certificates IRA — Personal — Student — Mortgage Loans — Commercial Accounts Millerton, NY All Work Guaranteed 122 Compliments of Saperstein’s Clothing Footwear Headquarters for Nike Footwear, Basketball Shoes Levis and LeTigre Sportswear Millerton, NY 12546 (518) 789-3365 The First National Dank Amenia, NY The Full Service Community Bank Serving the Webutuck District Since 1865 Two Offices to Serve You Ames Plaza Telephone: (914) 373-8136 M „ FDK Main Street Telephone: (914) 373-8101 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Amenia, NY (914) 373-9376 ★ Carved painted signs ★ Art Supplies ★ Graphics Advertising Portraits ★ Truck Lettering Custom T-Shirts ★ Computer Lettering ★ Red Hen Interiors BUTTS ELECTRIC YOUR NEW APPLIANCE STORE — Washers — Freezers — Dryers — Dishwasher — Refrigerators — Microwaves — Ranges Sales and Service Route 343 373-8836 Charles E. and Abram M. 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BOX 437 ROUTE 22, AMEN1A, N.Y. 12501 (914) 373-8480 373-8221 ANNUALS • PERENNIALS • GARDENING NEEDS FLORIST Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Riley’s Furniture Formerly Bloch’s Millerton, NY Delson’s Main Street Millerton, NY 12546 (518) 789-4901 Tom Riley, Proprietor Berkshire Conklin’s Garage Power Mechanic St. Amenia, N.Y. 12501 (914) 373-8121 Amenia, NY 373-9772 Best of Luck Graduates Y A N M A R HONDA Power Equipment It’s a Honda H U s Q V A R N A Congratulations Class of '87 518-789-3582 518-789-3464 - =S-r FURNITURE SPECIALIST ARTISTIC ANTIQUE RESORATlON COMPREHENSIVE CLAIM ANALYSIS APPRAISALS Railroad Plaza Certified Journeyman Box 517 State of New YorK Millerton. N.Y. 12546 125 Dedrick Son Inc. General Insurance Main Street Amenia, New York 12501 Telephone (914) 373-8522 or 8487 Best wishes to the Class of '87 from Congratulations from the Colonial Pharmacy Ames Plaza Amenia, N.Y. 12501 Lloyd Home and Building Center Amenia, N.Y. When it comes to your house ... Come to Ours. Shop the Easy Way By Phone Sears Route 44 Millerton, N.Y. 12546 789-4451 126 Members: Retail Jewelers of America Gemological Institute of America Diamond Masters of America M. Leibowitz Jewelers Where Style, Selection and Quality Originate Diamonds, Precious Stones — 14 Kt. and 18 Kt. Jewelry Fine Watches and All Repairs Free Ear Piercing with Purchase (518) 789-3696 t ftrick TUock ©4uto (s ujrply Q nc. Open 7 Days A Week To Serve You Better David M. Arndt Brick Block Bldg. Vice President Millerton, NY 12546 (914) 373-8090 After 4 pm Route 343, Amenia, NY 12501 Rte. 44 Millerton Plaza ' 2 mile east of Route 22 Millerton, N.Y. 12546 (518) 789-4774 T. F. Higgins Open year 'round V. K. Higgins TELEPHONE (914) 373-9022 DAVE’S TV TELEVISION A VCR SALES A SERVICE JEROME A. KLEES, D.D.S. WILLIAM J. HAYHCJRST, D.D.S. OFFICE HOURS BROADWAY ROUTE 44 BY APPOINTMENT AMENIA, NEW YORK 12501 flC 1 “ YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR SONY SYLVANIA SATELLITE T.V. LUXOR AtfACjyA rnoDELiN Uniden CHANNEL MASTER ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS 2 RAILROAD AVE DOVER PLAINS. N.Y. MAIN ST MILLERTON. N.Y (914) 877-3636 (518) 789-3881 127 BEST WISHES to the Class of '87' from the Fitness Corner Rt. 343 Amenia, NY 12501 iluers by Left Amenia, NY 12501 373-8013 G.R. KILMER PRESIDENT Cascade Spirit Shoppe Main St., Box 98 Amenia, N Y. 12501 Telephone (914) 373-8481 or (914) 373-9911 Linda Marco Sartori Amenia Motors AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICES CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE CARS TRUCKS DAILY RENTALS DocJcje Dodge Trucks (914) 373-9449 ROUTE 343, AMENIA, NEW YORK 128 Albert Borden Realtors Lakavme 435-2400 f m main street I II CB) Ll9 REALTOR' NEW YORK CONNECTICUT MASSACHUSETTS FARMS - ACREAGE - COUNTRY HOMES - ESTATES Brewer’s Mower Service Inc. Sharon Road Millerton, NY 12546 (518) 789-4686 We Service What We Sell Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-12 1-5 Saturday 9-12 NBW Main Street Millerton, NY 12546 (518) 789-4444 Member FDIC NORMAN MOORE Attorney at Law Main Street Amenia, NY 12501 (914) 373-9338 Burger King Route 44 Millerton, NY 12546 New England Cleaners Professional Care for All of Your Wear Route 44, Millerton, NY We pick up and deliver Phone:518-789-4684 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00 Sat. 8:00-12 noon 129 REAOY MIX CONCRETE BLACKTOP t-Amenta Sand Cyzave? One. AMENIA. NEW YORK BUS. 914-373-8151 JOHN A. SEGALLA RES. 914-373-8153 THE THORNTON BUILDING MAIN STREET MILLERTON. NEW YORK 12546 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS off 1987 Millerton Agway Coop, Inc. Products for Farm and Home Millerton MY 12546 (518) 789-4471 AGWAY£SE3 f Suburban Propane “Gas with Class’’ Route 22, Millerton, NY 12546 518-789-4433 130 JauKV LLovellDD 12 ’ Orthodontist Trcahri AduHs Children 205- 521-1600 125 LASAUXj ROAD WEST HARTFORD. CT. — 06107 203 364-5006 HOSPITAL HILL ROAD SHARON, a. —’ 06069 JOSTENS. America’s Class Ring Philip W. Glamp 607-433-1752 0 B L 0 N G Congratulations From Serving Wifferton Si nee Ijou Were in Sirit (jraJe BOOKS Main Street RECORDS 518-789-3797 Millerton, NY Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Jack Clark ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS PESTICIDES DETERGENTS SUPPLIES She Win. and We A Dairy Deli Delight” INDEPENDENT BUYERS ASSOCIATION 24 MAPLE AVENUE MILLERTON, N.Y. 12546 JACK CLARK TEL. (518) 789-4776 DISTRIBUTOR Route 44 Mabbettsville, NY 677-9300 Proprietors LINDA DAVE ROBERTS 131 Yearbook Staff Joy Ciferri, Editor Linda Peck, Business Mgr. Sharon Hoffman, Adv. Sales Mgr. Violet Moss, Chief Photographer All of the contributors, whether they were yearbook staff or not, are greatly ap- preciated. I thank each of you for your in- put. Special thanks go to the people pic- tured below: Joy, Randy, Violet, Paula, Amy, Sarah Linda. The generous giving of your time, talent, and tireless spirit can- not be overemphasized. It was great work- ina with YOU1 Back: Shelly Demarais. Melissa Schooner. Laura Lindsay. Delrdre Thompson. Sharon Hoffman. Erika J Fort gang; Lorinda Swart. Sarah Coon. Linda Peck. Pam Newvine. Joy Ciferri. Amy Recchia. Chris Babbitt; Anne Price, Adviser Regina Handiowich. Mary McNamara. Jody Lattrell. Tiffany Price. Randy Longhenry. Terri Longhenry. Matt O'Connell; Laurie Miller. Chris Zoco. DeeDe Gordon. Violet Moss. Paula Bagomolny. Paula Amy tending refreshment tables G giving away free Warrior Spirit Buttons that they had designed made; Sarah Linda, inside the showcase, proving that yearbook work can be harmful to your health. Joy packing up after another day’s work on a weekend or holiday; Randy after a day of fun snapping photos of teachers; Violet relaxing after being chased by would-be photography models. CHIR STUDENT ARTISTS G PHOTOGRAPHERS Our pages are filled with the works of these talented people: Erika Fortgang, Violet Moss, Paula Bagomolny, Brett Riemer, Amy Recchia, Tom Ryan, Laurie Miller, Randy Longhenry, Chris Zoro, DeeDe Gordon, Tiffany Price. Special thanks go to: Terri Diane for their afier- school hours; Bob Riemer for his on-the-spot assistance; Glen White, of the Millerton News, for his friendship enthusiasm; the entire staff of Davis Studio for their total professionalism; Donna Prug- ger, of Taylor Publishing Co., for her advice G cheerful patience with us. 132 PATRONS Sherry — May this be the smallest of your achievements. Love from Mom. Dad Liss Congratulations Pat — You finally made it! I'll miss you next year. Lisa Tracy — Thanks for being such a great friend. Good luck! Love, Cindy Sharon — Here's to the twins — may they be awesome!! Irish — Italian. What a combination!!! Congratulations to Linda Peck and to the Class of 1987 — if you graduate! Sarah Katie — Congratulations. You done good. Love, your one and only. Ferdie (and SLIME) To my love — Nadine. Good luck with your future. I'll love you always. Guess who? To my love, Suzanne — Good luck and know always that I love you! Guess who? Class of 1987 — Asa wise man stated so well, Live Long and Prosper. E. Harvey Adam — I wish you, especially, all the luck and love in the world. Congratulations! Robin To Pig Farmer — Congratulations! Pat — I love you. I'll miss you. I'll be with you soon. Congratulations. Love, Linda Sherry — We knew you could make it to the top. Congratulations! Love, Gram Gramp Love and Congratulations to Sue, Tom, Ralph, Mike, Jason and Devon. Best of luck. Love, Robin TIFFANY We two love you and U2, too. Mom Pop To Seniors: HARVEY-stick to your principles. HOLST-tdke one step at a time, then ‘jump’' after all considerations G alternatives are analyzed Kf Ll.Y- enjoy life-it IS more Blessed to GIVE than to receive. PEARSON-live up to your own expectations, not others-be happy! BENKEN-take the road less travel ed by! GIORDANO-in your life, find the people G career that make you happy. Be content with what you have G strive to better yourself in every way V.HJ can. NEWTON-do your best. PRISCO-don’t confuse pleasure with happiness. Set your goals, work towards them with confidence G go for it! PRICE you have to work to achieve happiness. HEINSMAN-let your interests be as many as possible, your excesses as few as possible. VOZAB-never sell yourself short! RIEMER-find a career which gives you peace of mind. VALCKENAERE-be flexible, seek new solutions G care about your fellow man. Congiatutotion and good lurk to Prtr and the Cla of 87 W« hop� that you havr a boght and wccfSilul lutufr Mon G Dad Cowhide Woman — Always remember sandpiles lour-wheelm TOTLB I KnOW it. K.ll.ngton a rabid partmer Steve Milk r and a great friendship Keep in touch' Love. Chnssum To Bill. Dusty Bob. we wish you all the luck in your future To the rest of the Seniors — good luck Mr G Mrs Holdeen 1 ti.VLiiiLi.t To my parents, thanks for everything My sisters — I love you aM the same Bro - my. you look ugly today and thanks Nadine Best wishes for the Class of 87. especially Nadine John and Pat Macura Congratulations and best wishes of success in your futures JC Penney Catalog Sales Merchant Millerton. New York Footrest A little something from the Alice in Wonderland album, called B M S ed L ed days Don't stop believing, memories never fade away, Disco Sundays. Tressle. Snowstorms Spoon Congratulations Laurie and the Class of 87 May your dreams lead you to the stars Love. Mom. Warren, and Michelle Sherry — much luck, laughter and love in everything you do We love you. Mom G Dad DEDE G KATHLEEN Never forget — DC Fair Steve s car. a policeman, or 'Riders on the Storm KATHLEEN Your hairless arm. Mic Light. Light My Fire Hello. K- 104 and toga parties DEDE Memories of my grandparents' basement, roller skating. Mudd Mtn Ruth from Potsdam, and our friend- ship Love you Thelma — Martha ‘Sharon Schooner ‘Ellen Eshbach ‘William Hitsman ‘Ann Schooner ‘Melissa Schooner ‘Good luck Linda the Class of '87 ‘Best of Luck Class of '87. John Mary Lyman ‘Best wishes, Linda Class of '87 — Betty D. ‘To Linda, congratulations and good luck. Love, Dad, Mom Carol •Best of luck to the Class of '87 — Mrs. Bagomolny ‘Mr. Liskey — thanks for being so nice to us two clarinettists. Love, Christine and Suzanne ‘ It's a little ole glow worm! ‘I love Lee Mazzilli, Chris Mullin, and Len Mails” Dykstra •To P.A., M S., C M., J.L., P.L., T.P.: I II miss you guys! S. M. ‘Sherry — Reach for the stars — Gram Gramp ‘Big Sis (Sherry) — I miss you while you're gone! Little Sis ‘J.K. — Watch out, your time has come! ‘Congratulations and best wishes to Cynthia and the Class of 87 — Dad ‘Mr. Liskey — Thanks for your understanding throughout my numerous tantrums. I'll miss you. Love, Cynthia ‘To Mom and Dad — Thanks for everything. I love you both. Petrina 136 MAS The beach Mk Dark, the all- nighter at Cascade, PTS. I M always be here the memories WILL last forever Here comes the Dairy Queen, no. Dairy Princess, no. Charlie, no. Edie B . no. Edith Marne Forget it. It's our DeeDe — good luck honey Love. Mom. Dad. Cathy. Patti. Georgina Grandma ‘Dad — Thanks for all your help and support. I love you. Cynthia •Petrina, I UNDERSTAND!!! Gibby •To Mom and Dad — Thank you for everything! Love, Leigh Ann ‘To Gibby — Maybe someday we'll find the perfect BMW. Love ya, Cheeniss •Sharon: Remember — slumber party at Cascade. July 4, Mercersbury, Mich Lake Taconic ‘Good luck Holly. Sharon, and Donna! I'll miss you guys! Renee ‘Best wishes to my Office Procedures class. Prac- tice typing, Bill. Ms. Haas •Renee, see you at the Inn. Keep up the parties — Heather •Sharon — had fun catching the cows — anytime! •Donna — watch that white line! •Tiffany — you are like one of Pop's muffins — fill- ed with so many interesting things. You help us get moving in the morning, you are warm, nutty, and often burned. Good luck at Duke. Brad and Travis ‘Tiff — For all your love and help, thanks. Good luck! Randy •Bonne chance Tiffany! Grosses bises de nous quatre — Famille Laffitte ‘Good luck to all my senior soccer teammates — Whiffer. 1987 Mike Ackerman Pam Adrian David Barney Heidi Beneke Ralph Benson Donna Boyer Sue Breen Melissa Breyette Sue Burdette Leigh Ann Butts J. T. Carroll Chris Conklin Sarah Coon Pete Coulthard Devon Dauwalder Sue Delventhal George Dorn Bruce Duncan Tracy Flint DeeDe Gordon Brigitte Grom Renee Haight Holly Hammond Jack Hentschel Sharon Hoffman Bill Holdeen Reggie Hough Cynthia Jobe Kim Killawee Sue Kilmer Jody Lattrell Pat Lawrence Tom Lejeune Petrina Lopane Nadine Macura Sherry Metcalfe Charlene Meyer Laurie Miller Adam Murray Gwen Murray Cathy Newton Linda Peck Tiffany Price Daryl Pulver Kandy Rasmussen Eric Rhodes Mae Savage Sue Schroder Mike Snyder Paul Socolow Dede Thompson Tom Tripp Jason Vidak Steve Wagoner Rob Waite Rod Welsh Chris Zoro