Webutuck High School - Webtide Yearbook (Amenia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

WEBTIDE 1988 DEDICATION We, the Senior Class, enthusiastically voted to dedicate this yearbook to John Vozab. Mr. Vozab belongs to Webutuck as we belong to Webutuck. It is in this environment that we par- ticipate in learning. In English class, Mr. Vozab makes literature and vozabulary relevant to us. He respects any hardworking student; we respect his fairness and commitment; therefore, we work hard. He enlivens the classroom with fishing and station wagon anecdotes. He is our friend. With his relaxed manner and total dedication, John Vozab is a part of what Webutuck means to us. CONTENTS Opening Page: 2 SENIOR Divider 3 Informals 4-13 Formals 16A-16H Prom 16-17 SPRING Divider 23 Sports 24-30 Events 31-36 FALL Divider 37 Sports 38-46 Faculty 48-57 Underclassmen 58-77 Events 78-84 WINTER Divider 85 Sports 86-93 Events Clubs 94-113 Ads 114-139 Last Wills 140-143 i CATCH THE SPIRIT This Yearbook is devoted to the spirit of each student and faculty member. We captured the pride in Webutuck manifested through sports, clubs, academics and other activities. We went out to Catch the Spirit” in events that occurred outside of school as well. We hope that everyone shares this spirit! — Paula Bagomolny — Underclassmen Editor — Joy Ciferri — Senior Editor ■ ■ ■ ERIC ACKERMAN Activities: J V Soccer 9. Varsity Soccer 10-12, Varsity Track 12. KRISTI ADAMS Activities: Varsity Field Hockey 8-11, Varsity Cheerleading 9-11, Varsity Track 9, JV Basketball 9. Class Vice FYesident 9. Class President 11, Drama Club 9-11, School Play 9-11, Yearbook 9-10, Stagehand 9-10, Focus 9. Prom Committee 11. Prom Court 11. Honor Society 10-12, Softball 11. LISA BABBITT Us Activities: Sk. Club 10-12, Student Council Representative 11, Prom Court 11. Chorus 9-12, J V Basketball 8-10. Varsity 11-12. J.V Field Hockey 9. Varsity Field Hockey 10-12, J.V Soccer 8-9. Varsity Soccer 10-12. French Club 9-10, Honor Society 11-12. Soccer Club 9-11 Quote: If you see someone without a smile give them yours.” — Unknown ARTIE BAGOMOLNY ”Bagsy Activities: C.C 12. JV Baseball 8. Varsity Baseball 9-12. MVP 10-11, J.V Soccer 9 cocapt. Varsity Soccer 10-12, J.V Basketball 9 co- capt, Varsity Basketball 10-12, co capt 11, Ski Club 9 12. Class President 9-10, Student Council Rep 11. USMA Invitational Academic Workshop June '87. National Honor Society 10-12, Summer Scholars Program 10. 11. Prom Court 11. Quote: The mmd of man is like a clock that is always running down, and requires to be as constantly wound up — William Hazlitt LINDA BARLOW Activities: Honor Society 10-12, Varsity Track 9 11. Yearbook 10. Band 9-11, Chorus 9-11. Ski Club 9-11. Thespian Society. Drama Society 8-11, Independent Study Alfred State College 12 Quote: “Love is Life Life is Love Without Love. There is no Life ” CHRIS BENJAMIN Activities: Ski Club 9-12. J.V Baseball 912 4 Class of 1988 LIONEL BOWSER Activities: J V Basketball 9-10 Quote: Mom always said. A family that sticks together stays together ” JON BOYER Activities: Varsity Track 10. 12. Varsity Soccer IQ- 12. History Games 9-11. Chess Club 9-11. Honor Society 10-12 Quote: Fortune is a woman, and therefore friendly to the young, who with audacity command her. -Niccolo Machiavelli The Prince Veni. Vidi. Vici. — Julius Caesar ROBERT BOYLES “Bubbles' Quote: Live every minute as your last because you will never see that minute again CHRISTINE CAHILL “ Chris Activities: J V Volleyball 8. Varsity Volleyball 9-10. Varsity Field Hockey 12. J.V Basketball 9. Varsity Basketball 10-12, Co-ed Volleyball 9-10. J.V. Soccer 9. Student Council 9 12. Drama Club 9. Yearbook Staff 12. Chorus £12. Ski Club 9-12. Prom Committee 11 Quote: What God gave to you is yourself, what you give to God. is what you make of yourself — Unknown JOHN CAHILL Johnny Activities: J.V Baseball 9. Varsity Baseball 10-12, J.V Basketball 9-10. Varsity Basketball 11-12. Stage Band 9 12 Quote: It's too late My time has come lt sends shivers down my spme Bodies aching all the time Goodbye everybody l've got to go Got to leave you all behind, and face the truth!!! — Queen RANDY CARPENTIER Carp Activities: J.V Soccer 9. Varsity Soccer 10-12. J.V. Baseball 9. Varsity Baseball 10-11. Ski Club 9-12. Class of 1988 JOY CIFERRI Activities: Yorker Club 7 9. French Club 9 11. Yearbook Stall 10. Honor Society 10-12. Prom Court 11. Yearbook Editor 11. Senior Editor 12 JOHN CONKLIN Activities: Varsity Cross Country Track 10-12. Honor Society 10-12. NHS President 12. History Games Chess Club 8 10. Dutchess County Regional High School of Excellence 11. Boys State 11. Drama 10-12. Stage H S Band 7-12. Archaeology Movie Club Quote: Show me any hero and I II prove he’s a bum! -Col Gregory Pappy Boymgton LESLIE COOKINGHAM Lester, garf Activities: Boces 10-11. Chorus 9. 12. J V Basketball 8 10. Varsity Basketball 11-12. J V Field Hockey 8 9. Soccer 10-12. Soccer Club 9-11, J V Track 7 . Varsity Track 9. Volleyball 10. SADD 12. Fishing Club 8-9 Quote: For long you live high you fly Smiles you give tears you'll cry And all you touch all you see is all your life will ever be Pink Floyd LEAH DEAN Activities: J V Volleyball 9 11. V P of SADD 12 Quote: All I need is a little more time to be sure . — Jack Wagner BRIAN DEMARAIS Activities: J V Baseball 8 10. Varsity Baseball 11 12. Machine Shop 11. Varsity Soccer 10 Quote: Who neglects learning in his youth. Loses the past and is dead for the future -Euripides from Phrixus frag 830 SHELLY DEMARAIS Activities: J V Volleyball 9. Student Council 9-10. Prom Court 11. Prom Committee 11. Yearbook Staff 11-12 Quote: There are many mountains we have to climb Before we reach the top Many burdens we have to face Which never seem to stop Class of 1988 WILLIAM EARLEY Bo' Activities: Basketball 9-11. Football 9 10 Quote: We all have to take chance in life, cause if we don t we won't get anywhere in life, because taking chance m life is what life is all about Good luck ” — William Earley Jr MICHELLE ERWIN Activities: J.V Field Hockey 9. Varsity Field Hockey 10-11, Student Council 9-10, Chorus 12. Ski Club 9 10 Quote: Gonna leave this broken down palace on my hands and knees and I will Roll Roll Roll The Grateful Dead ELLEN FLANAGAN Ozzee Activities: Chorus 9-12, Yorker Club 9. S A D D 10. Spanish Club 10-11. Honor Society 11-12, J V Field Hockey 9. English and Spanish AP Quote: Out there is a fortune, waiting to be had If you think I'd let it go. you're mad — You've got another thing comm '' — Judas Priest ERICA FORTGANG “Ricky' Activities: French Club 9-10, Quiz Bowl 10-11, Focus 11, Student Council 11-12, S A D D 9-11, Yearbook 10-12, Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society 10-12, Solo Competition 9 10. All-County Music Festival 9. Area All State 10- 12. Chorus 9-12. Band 10-12. Stage Band 9 12. Drama Society 9-12. J V Soccer 9. Varsity Soccer 10-12, Cross Country 10-12 Quote: My mind is a field Certain flowers struggle against numerous weeds By the day I die the field will be all flowers — Ricky Fortgang MICHELLE GALGANO Activities: Field Hockey 9-11. Honor Society 10- 12. J.V Cheerleading 10-11. Ski Club 9-11. Prom Committee. Prom Court Quote: The only way to have a friend is to be one ’ — Emerson JENNIFER GEISLER Activities: Field Hockey 9-11. J.V. Cheerleading 9. Varsity Cheerleading 10-12. Ski Club 9-12. Prom Committee. Prom Court. Prom Queen. Softball 12. Quote: Three essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for Class of 1988 BARRY GILPIN Booby'' Activities: Varsity Soccer 11-12, Varsity Tennis 9-12. Model Congress 11-12. Prom Court 11 Quote: I come from a small town — they think so small, they use small words — But not me — I'm smarter than that — I'm getting out!! WARREN GORDON Tank Activities: J V Soccer 9-10. Varsity Soccer 11-12, J V Basketball 9-10. Varsity Basketball 11-12, J.V Baseball 9-10. Varsity Baseball 11-12, Class Vice Pres 12. Quote: Vain is the glory of the sky . The beauty vain of field and grove. Unless. while the admiring eye We gaze, we also learn to love. — William Wardsworth IZETTIA HAFFORD Zet Activities: J.V. Soccer. FBLA 9.12, Chorus 9-12. Cosmetology 11 Quote: If I should live forever, and all my dreams come true, my memories of love will be of you. — Anonymous MELISSA HAYES Activities: Spanish Club 9. Student Council 9. FBLA 9-12 Quote: Believe it or not there is life after high school — Daryl Hall MIKE HUMBERT Humpy Activities: J.V Basketball. Varsity Basketball 11. J.V Baseball 10. Varsity Baseball 11. J.V. Soccer 10. Varsity Soccer 11. ANTONIUS INGE Activities: J.V Basketball 10. Drama 11. Chorus 10-12 Quote: All love at first, like generous wine. Ferments and frets until tis fine; But when tis settled on the lee. And From the impure matter free Class of 1988 TORIUS INGE Quote: For my final quote I'd just like to say after I walk across the stage the party is at my house JOE KILLMER Quote: Let the Good Times RoMT — The Cars MIKE KORMENDY Activities: J V Basketball 9 10. Varsity Basketball 11. Tennis 11-12. Band 9-12 Quote: Love is master of the wisest It is only fools who defy him. — Thackeray LORNA KIMBALL Quote: In every living thing is the spirit to be free LISA LAWERENCE Activities: J V. Field Hockey 9. J.V Soccer 9. Varsity Soccer. 10-12. Yearbook 10. 12. Band 9-12, Stage 3and 11-12. Soccer Club 911. All League Team 11. Music Man 11 Quote: Lean on me when you're not strong and I'll be your friend for. it won t be long till I'm gonna need somebody to lean on. — Club Noveau RON LEJEUNE Activities: Trade Electricity 1 2. Honor Society 11-12. Prom Court 11. Prom King 11 Quote: The key to happiness is in your dreams but the key to success is to make those dreams come true Therefore, if you have a dream don't let anything dim it Keep hoping and keep trying, the sky is the limit. Class of 1988 9 MICHCELL LEVERTON Activities: Volleyball 9 12. Softball 9. 11. 12. Basketball 9. Secretary 10. Pres of Honor Society 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Chorus 9-11 Quote: Change your pleasure, but never change your friends — Vulta re LAURA LINDSAY Activities: FBLA 9-11. Spanish Club 9. J V Cheerleading 11. Student Council 9. Vice President 9. Yearbook 11-12, Chorus 9-11 Quote: “There are many people that we meet in our lives, but only a few will make a lasting impression on our minds and hearts — Susan Polis Schutz VACHON LINDSAY Activities: Spanish Club 9. Chorus 9-11. Drama Club 9. FBLA 9-11. Boces 11-12 Quote: Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today, well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope ' RANDY LONGHENRY JOHN LYMAN Activities: J V Baseball 9. 10. Varsity Baseball 11- 12. Senior Class President. Ski Club 9-12. National Honor Society 10-12, Annie . A View From the Bridge Quote: I’m sick of being a dope around here Some people have to work for a living TODD MACNEIL Activities: J.V Soccer 9. Varsity Soccer 10-12. J.V Baseball 9. 10. Varsity Baseball 11. J.V Basketball 9. 10. Varsity Tennis 12. Prom Court 11. Varsity Soccer Captain 11. 12. Soccer All League 10-12, Soccer All Section 12. Soccer MVP 11. Exception Senior Soccer game 12. Ski Club 7-12. Sr High Chorus 9-10 Quote: Soccer Is a Kick in the Grass Class of 1988 TAMMY MARCOU Liisse Activities: SAOD 10. Spanish Club 9-11. Yorker Club 9. J V Soccer 9, Varsity Soccer 10-12 Cpt 12. J V Field Hockey 9 Quote: If I ran away. I’d never have the strength to go very far How will they hear the beating of my heart9” — Madonna PAUL MILLIUS Activities: Varsity Tennis 10-12. J V Basketball 10. Varsity Basketball 11-12, Prom Court 11 Quote: You can sit on the point of a mountain but you can't sit on the point of a pen — Benny Hill LAURIE MILTON Milt Activities: Skiing 9-12. Volleyball 8 12. Soccer 8-11. Basketball 9 10. Track 9-10, Chorus 9- 12. FBLA 911. Service Club 911. Soccer Club 9- 11 Quote: To live without loving is not really to live — Moleeie KEVIN MORRISON Kev Activities: J V Basketball 9. Prom Court 11 Quote: Party all the time — Eddie Murphy SHAWN MURPHY Bones” Activities: Cross Country 911. Track 10-12. Chess Club 10-11. Shop Club 10. Model Club 9. Camera Club 10-11. Movie Club 910. RC Club 10 PAM NEWVINE Activities: Honor Society 10-12. Yearbook 10-12. French Club 911 Quote: We re half way there. Living on a prayer. Take my hand and we'll make it — | swear. Living on a prayer — Bon Jovi Class of 1988 11 LISA PARKER Diribos Activities: Chorus 7-10. Cheerleading 9-10. BOCES 11-12, Spanish Club 9. FBLA 8-10 Quote: Black Day. Stormy Night no love, no hope in sight Don't cry he is coming Don’t die without knowing the cross — Prince DANIELLE QUINN Activities: Spanish Club 9-10, FBLA 8-10. SADO 9 10 Pres 10. Field Hockey 9-10 12. Quote: Never forget the pleasure of the journey WAYNE RIDDELL Bock' Activities: J V. Soccer 9 10. Varsity Soccer 11-12, J V Basketball 9 10. Varsity Basketball 11-12 Quote: Never say die, always keep your head up and your mind on what you're doing Good Luck Class of 88 GARY ROCKWOOD Rock Activities J V Baseball 9. Varsity Baseball 10-12, J.V Basketball 9. Varsity Basketball 10-12. Cross Country 12. Ski Club 9-12, Prom Court 11 Quote: The end of laughter and soft lies The end of Nights we tried to die This is The end — Jim Morrison TOM RYAN Activities: History Games 9-10. N-H-S 10-12, Yorker Club 9. R C Club 10-11. Camera Club 10- 11. Engineer Club 10-11. Chess Club 10. Nicaragua Awareness 11. Trivia Club 10. Anthropology Club 9. Movie Club 9. POWER 11- 12. Golf 11 Quote: A bird in your hand poops on your wrist! — Benny Hill MELISSA SCHOONER Activities: Sadie Hawkins 9-11. Class V President 10-11, Class Representative 9. Ski Club 9-12. Yearbook 11. Prom Chairperson 11. Prom Committee 11. Prom Court 11. J.V. Field Hockey 8. Varsity Field Hockey 9-12 Cpt. 12. J.V Cheerleading 9. Varsity Cheerleading 10-12 Cpt 10-12. Quote: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. — Unknown Class of 1988 VERNON SCHROM '•Bock ROBERT SENECAL Rob Activities: JV Soccer 10. Varsity Soccer 11. 12; JV Basketball 9. 10. Varsity Basketball 11. 12. JV Baseball 10. Varsity Track 11. 12 Quote: There is no greater shame to man than inhumanity — unknown DEBORAH STRICKLAND Debi Activities: JV Cheerleading 9. JV Soccer 10. Varsity Track 11. 12. Yearbook 12. Chorus 9 12. Ski Club 9. 12 Quote: He has laughed and he has cried He has fought and he has died He's just the same as all the rest He's not the worst He's not the best Pmk Floyd LORINDA SWART Rin Activities: Class Representative 9. 10. Yearbook 11. 12. Ski Club 7-12. Prom Committee 11. Prom Court 11 Quote: Tm looking all around me What do I see? Lots of changing faces, and lots of things to be But I'm happy just to be a part of what I see As I turn around to look at you and you look back at me Dave Nason JESSICA WARREN Activities: Sr High Band 9. 10. FBLA 9.12. Drama Club 9. lutor Club 9. 10 Quote: Originality is the one thing which unoriginal minds cannot feel the use of.” John Stuart Mill “Senioritis” Class of 1988 13 BABIES AND BY-GONES 21 22 23 24 25 14 1 R Carpentier. 2. D Quinn. 3. L Barlow. 4 M Humbert. 5. L Milton. 6. C Benjamin. 7. K Adams. 8 V Schrom. 9. J Conklin. 10. L. Babbitt. 1L M Hayes. 12 R Senecal. 13. M. Schooner. 14 L Lawrence. 15 A Inge. 16. G. Rockwood. 17. L. Parker. 18 J. Lyman. 19 L Bowser. 20 C Cahill. 21 J Cahill. 22 L Dean. 23 L Swart. 24 A Bagomolny. 25 V Lindsay. 26 J. Warren. 27.1. Hafford. 28 T MacNeil. 29. L Cookmgham. 30 J. Geisler. 31 R_Longhenry. 32 J Ciferri, 33 E Ackerman. 34 E Flanagan. 35. T Inge. 36 L. Lindsay. 37. P. Newvme. 38 W Gordon. 39. W Riddell. 40 T Marcou. 41 E Fortgang. 42 L Kimball. 43 S Demarais. 44 S Murphy. 45 M Leverton. 46. D Strickland. 47 J. Killmer. 48 M Galgano. 49 B Demarais. 50 Baby Warrior ALMOST PARADISE Junior Prom ’87 K. Adams L. Babbitt J. Cifcrri S. Demarais W. Galgano J. Geisler M. Schooner L. Swart P. Millius T. MacMeil B. Gilpin A. Bagomolny M. Kormendy G. Rockwood R. LeJeune J. Killmer PROM MEMORIES — skipping school to taste the food dancing to the Looney Tunes watching Mr Mrs Reagon Boogie Barry and Gary s wild shirts and their eccentric dancing style the party afterwards at Silver Mountain the breakfast at Melissa's All in all. months of hard work and perseverance made the eagerly awaited event a success Much thanks to Mr. Vozab for his support of our ideas ERIC ACKERMAN KRISTI ADAMS LISA MICHELLE BABBITT ARTHUR BAGOMOLNY LIONEL BOWSER LINDA BARLOW JONATHAN BOYER CHRISTOPHER S. BENJAMIN ROBERT BOYLES.JR CLASS OF 1988 JOHN MARTIN CONKLIN CLASS OF 1988 LESLIE COOKINGHAM RANDY CHRISTOPHER CARPENTIEf JOY LYNN CIFERRI LEAH RAE DEAN CHRISTINE L. CAHILL JOHN E. CAHILL, JR ELLEN LOUISE FLANAGAN ERIKA BISHOP FORTGANG MICHELLE RUTH GALGANO CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 1988 TORIUS INGE JOSEPH KILLMER LORNA LYNN KIMBALL MICHAEL KORMENDY MICHCELL LEVERTON CLASS OF 1988 RANDY LONGHENRY LAURA LEE LINDSAY VACHON LYNETTE LINDSAY JOHN JOSEPH LYMAN TODD TRAVIS MACNEIL TAMMY LYNN MARCOU CLASS OF 1988 PAUL MILLIUS LAURA ANN MILTON KEVIN MORRISON SHAWN JAY MURPHY PAMELA F. NEWVINE WAYNE ALLEN RIDDELL LISA HOPE PARKER THOMAS RYAN DANIELLE MARIE QUINN CLASS OF 1988 MELISSA ANN SCHOONER VERNON SCHROM ROBERT JERRY SENECAL DEBORAH STRICKLAND LORINDA SWART JESSICA LYNN WARREN Senior not pictured: GARY ROCKWOOD CLASS OF 1988 17 SENIOR BEST Most Athletic: G. Rockwood and L. Babbitt Class Flirts: T. MacNeil, J. Geisler, B. Earley Nicest Smile: K. Morrison and L. Lindsay Best Dressed: B. Gilpin and M. Schooner Best Photographers: C. Cahill and R. Longhenry Most Likely to be a Farmer: V. Schrom and L. Lawrence Class Couple: 18 M. Kormendy and M. Galgano Most Outgoing: G. Rockwood and R. Fortgang Best Artists: G. Rockwood and D. Strickland Nicest Hair: B. Gilpin and D. Strickland Class Clowns: L. Milton and V. Schrom Best Looking: D. Strickland and R. LeJeune Preppiest: A. Bagomolny and L. Swart I J Class Whiners: B. Gilpin and I. Haflord Class Gossipers: P. Millius and L. Parker Most Likely to be Married: L. Cookingham and R. LeJeune Best Partiers: M. Erwin and J. Killmer Shyest: W. Riddell and P. !' 'J Newvine Class Musicians: R. Fortgang, J. Cahill, J. Conklin Hi Mike! Wake me up for the weekend! Introducing . . V H 22 VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER J.V. SOCCER 25 GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAMS 1987 Coach Vi Valckenaere ex- pects the '88 team will be as competitive as last year's, even though the graduation of twelve players has left the squad shorthanded. The team finished third in Section C, and placed three players: Lisa Babbitt, Leslie Cookingham and Lisa Lawrence on the All League Team. The scores were vastly improved over that of two years ago and even though the majority of players are new to Varsity this year, 1988 will be a winning season. “The 1987 Girls’ J.V. Soccer season doubled their scoring ability over the 1986 season. With sideline help from scorekeepers Wendy Perotti and Mary McNamara the team put their overall record at three wins and six losses. Tracy Patnode was the leading scor- er. Other key players offen- sively and defensively were Michelle Downey, Jennifer Nadjek, Terri Perotti and goalie Paula Bagomolny. -Coach Sue Briggs VARSITY SOCCER: Back Row: Sharon Hoffman, Leslie Cookingham, Laurie Miller, Sherry Metcalfe, Sue Furey, Donna Boyer, Lisa Lawrence, Cynthia Jobe, Donna Burke. Terri Perotti, Tiffany Price, Mae Savage coach Vi Valckeneare Front Row Petrina Lopane, Gwen Murray, Ricky Fortgang, Christine Conklin, Tracy Patnode, manager Lien Alpert, Nadine Macura, Heather Willis, Tammy Marcou, Suzanne Finkle, Jodi Lattrell Missing: Captain Lisa Babbit. J V SOCCER Back Row: Violet Moss. Heather Willis, Paula Bagomolny. Aimee McEnroe, coach Sue Briggs Middle Row: Toni Brizzie. Terri Perotti. Suzanne Finkle, Sue Furey Front Row: Michelle Wilcox, Tracy Patnode, Michelle Downey, Jennifer Kreiling, Theresa Zoro Missing: Jennifer Nadjek, Laura Willis. Renee Murphy. Aimee Barlow, Chris Urban, Heather Finley, Debbie Strickland, and Serena Schrom 26 VARSITY BASEBALL We were destined for the Bi-Valley conference, winning six out of the last eight games and finishing second. Key players were Art Bagomolny, Pete Coulthard, Mike Humbert, Gary Rockwood, Lenny Morrison and Brian Demarais. John Cahill and Warren Gordon also con- tributed many timely hits. Our game improved much over 1986 and the future Looks Bright for 1988. Coach Pearson reported Other team members in- cluded: Eric Ackerman, Randy Carpentier, Bruce Duncan, John Lyman, Todd MacNeil and George Mur- phy. 27 J.V. BASEBALL The Junior Varsity baseball team enjoyed a very success- ful season under coach Tim Shumsky. Consistent play ac- companied with a team full of talent aided the junior warriors to a 9-4 record, placing second in the Bi-Valley Conference. Led to Right: Coach Tim Shumsky, Richard Read, Bill Wilcox. Rich Simonton, Allen Lazarus, Richard Zartman. Peter Bavis, Bob Marcou, Ray Myers, George Thomas, Jed Newvine and Bob Allen. Missing: Ed Allen, Ed Watson, Rich Watson and George Murphy Melissa Goodacre. Jessica Tabolt. Heather Mann, Cindy Lango. Melissa Metcalfe. Gina Barilli. Coach Giordano, Danielle Haight, Michelle Leverton, Kristy Adams, Jennifer Sherman, Tara Judson Even though many girls had little or no experience playing softball at the beginning of the season, they played with a lot of heart and enthusi- asm throughout the year, progres- sing to the point where they won their last game against a much more experienced team. Stated coach J. Giordano. 29 TENNIS ‘if Mr Back Row Mike Kormendy. Paul Millius. Suzanne Schroder. Chris Babbitt. Stephanie Barlow. Ouang Van Pham. Brett Riemer Front Row Barry Gilpin. Alex Duncan and coach Bob Riemer Missing: Tom Norbet Sincerely. Robert Riemer Webutuck Varsity Tennis team posts a spectacular 1986-1987 sea- son With a twelve and two season and the capturing of the Bi-Valley Title the team was more than successful! The leading play in the singles division was displayed by Barry Gilpin and Quang Van Phang Doubles play by Mike Kormendy and Chris Babbitt coupled by the performance of Sue Schroder and Brett Riemer saved the close matches This year the team is trying for an undefeated season and a new level of tennis 1987 ATHLETIC AWARDS WINNERS Baseball MVP....................................Art Bogomolny Field Hockey MVP.............................. Lisa Babbitt Soccer MVP ..........................Todd MacNeil Volleyball MVP........................ Edith Gordon Cross Country MVP.......................Matt Reagon Basketball MVP.................................Gary Rockwood Tony Greene Award..............................Pete Coulthard Girls Soccer MVP.............................. Lisa Babbitt Girls Track and Field .................Linda Barlow Boys Track and Field...................Pat Lawrence Cheerleading.................................Kristi Adams Watkins Award (Boys)...............Patrick Lawrence Watkins Award (Girls) .................Tiffany Price Girls Varsity Basketball MVP........Leigh Ann Butts Webutuck’s Dramatic Talent Wins Recognition The 1987 production of The Music Man, directed by Karen Cook, won recogni- tion from The County Play- ers, Inc. for their 22nd An- nual Theatre Awards. Charlene Meyer won the Drama Award for the most Dedicated Drama Society Member. The Webutuck Drama Award for the most Accomplished Actor went to Patrick Lawrence. Senior John Ackerman Stephanie Barlow Jeremy Calabrese Theresa Dwyer Bo Earley Danielle Haight Jennifer Holst-Grubbe ‘Christine Zc gh Winners Tara Minnehan Betsy Moore Brett Riemer Gary Rockwood Sharon Schooner John Spucches Ann Syphers — Best of Show Junior High Winners Melissa Anderson Lisa Barlow Heather Bronson Mike Chamberlin Lindy Chambers Rebecca Anguin Cohen John Conto June Kaye Troy Laundry Terri Longhenry Austin McEnroe Matt O'Connell Lisa Petty Stephanie Sherman Christine Urban Belynda Warren Michelle Wilcox 32 'James Tanner — Best of Show NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS: Back Row: Tracy Doyle, Cynthia Lango, Theresa Zoro, Pete Bavis, Brett Riemer, Alex Duncan, Mike Quinn. Front Row: Theresa Dwyer, Jennifer Newton, Ellen Flanagan. Lisa Babbitt, Michcell Leverton. On June 5,1987, a candle lighting ceremony was held to induct new National Honor Society members (pictured above) for their demon- stration of outstanding academic achievement, leadership, character and service. With the help of advisor Janet Reagon, all members provide service to the school and commu- nity by flower sales and a service project. Pictured at left are new members and senior members Jon Boyer, Joy Ciferri, John Conklin, Ricky Fort- gang, Michelle Galgano, John Lyman, Pam Newvine, Tom Ryan. Missing from picture: Art Bagomolny, Ron LeJeune, Randy Longhenry. 33 SCHOLARS INHABIT WEBUTUCK Students Achievements Gain Recognition Beyond Webutuck Webutuck Students Impress on National Test The national Merit Scholarship Cor- poration has announced Webutuck sen- iors Ricky Fortgang and Jon Boyer qual- ify as merit semifinalists based upon their performance on the P.S.A.T. which they took as juniors. By doing so, they have been placed among the top half of one percent of the New York State stu- dents in the 1987-88 high school grad- uating class. Along with the other top scorers in the nationwide semifinalist group, Ricky and Jon will have an op- portunity to continue for about 6,000 merit scholarships. Although John Conklin didn't qualify as a semifinalist, he was named a “commended student” by the national merit scholarship corporation. He placed in the top 50,000 of the more than one million juniors who took the P.S.A.T. in October of 1986. From Left to Right: Jon Boyer, Ricky Fortgang, and John Conklin. Students Explore Civics and Politics During the summer of 1987, John Conklin. Randy Lonhenry, and Michcell Leverton attended American Legion Programs on civics, citizenship, and politics. Randy and John were selec- ted by the Millerton American Legion to attend Boys' State held at Lemoyne College in Syr- acuse. They were among 1200 New York State students who participated in a simulated gov- ernment consisting of positions at the state, county and city levels. Michcell was selected by the American Legion auxiliary to attend Girls' State held at Caze- novia College where she was provided with citizenship- training and participated in mock politic rallies and cam- paigns. 34 Summer Scholars Back Row: Randy Longhenry, Art Bagomolny, Brett Riemer. Peter Bavia. Front Row: Ricky Fortgang. John Conklin, Joy Ciferri. A J. Ciferri walks off the stage, J. Conklin receives his certificate from Senator Rolison at the closing ceremony at Vassar College. During the summer of 1987, these seven Webutuck students partici- pated in the Summer Scholars Pro- gram, a two week residential pro- gram for gifted and talented young people attending high schools in Dutchess County. They were cho- sen by the Dutchess County Region- al High School of Excellence on the basis of exceptional academic achievement, intellectual potential and creativity. Ricky Fortgang participated in “The Constitution in the year 2000” an intensive study of the con- stitution held at Bard College. Joy Ciferri, John Conklin and Brett Riemer participated in “The Human Brain and Its Products! A Multidis- ciplinary Walking Tour of the Mind” held at Vassar College. Art Bagomolny, Peter Bavis and Randy Longhenry participated in “Dutchess 2000: A Documentary” located at Marist College. Along with the intensive work in each of the subject areas, the students en- joyed the opportunity to meet and interact with students from other schools. The culminating event was the gathering of students from all three programs on the campus of Vassar College for the closing ceremony. Senator Rolison and Frank San Felice, director, as well as others spoke to students and parents about the program’s importance. Randy Longhenry Named “Outstanding Student’’ Nominated by teachers within Webutuck School, Randy Longhenry was selected by the Dutchess Coun- ty School Boards Association and the Dutchess Coun- ty Association of Chief School Officers as an out- standing student. They chose many students from schools throughout Dutchess County and presented the awards at a dinner in June, 1987. District Su- perintendent Myron Rindsberg presented Randy with 35 an Outstanding Student Certificate. STUDENTS VISIT WASHINGTON Those who went on the trip were: Brian Murphy, Tony Brizzie. Michelle Wilcox, Lisa Petty. Melissa Anderson, Jenny Lennox. Corinne Hayes, La, Willis. Amy Recchia, Georgina Gordon. Aimee Barlow. Brian Weinstein. Chandra Johnson. Samantha Long. Eric Benjamin. Michelle Farnham. Heath Willis. Becky Lamere. John Conto. Renee Murphy. Paula Bagomolny, Holly Stevenson. Jamie Petkovich. Joad Bowman, Ed Allen. Bob Allen, Q Ackerman. Steve Duncan. Pete Jones. Mike Butts, Jenny Nadjek. Jerry Murphy. Dan Ryan. Bruce Morrison. Erick Lyman and John Conto Advisor were Mr and Mrs Pearson and Mr and Mrs Pnsco. VARSITY SOCCER Boys Soccer Teams The 1987 Varsity Soccer ended its year with a 4 9 1 record The team showed improvement throughout the season and ended the season losing a tough match to league rival Rhmebeck 2-1 During his first sea son at Webutuck, Coach McSpiritt was happy with the team's perfor- mance and is looking forward with enthusiasm to the future. Todd MacNeil. as a senior, was honored with making the first Team All League in the Bi Valley Conference. Second Team All Poughkeepsie Jour- nal and he played in the Section One Exceptional Senior Soccer Game — Coach Charles McSpiritt reported VARSITY SOCCER: Back Row: Mike Quinn. Alex Duncan. Brett Riemer. Rich Simonton. Allen Lazarus. Randy Longhenry. Robert Senecal, Todd Waite. Warren Gordon. Coach McSpiritt. Front Row: Bill Wilcox. Bob Marcou Barry Gilpin. Todd MacNeil. Eric Ackerman. Ouang Van Pham. Jon Boyer. Wayne Riddell Missing: Dave Roberts The 1987 J.V. Boys Soccer Team had a record of 2-8-2 Key wins were over Rivals Taconic Hills and Rhinebeck. The leading scorers were Ken Beneke with 6 goals and Steve Duncan with 3. A fine effort was shown by all!! — Coach John Merwin reported IWM J.V. SOCCER: Back Row: Austin McEnroe. Danny Ryan. Damien Cortsen. Rich Watson. Chip Ackerman, Rich Flood. Ken Beneke. Tom Chacko. Eric Lyman. Rick Read. Steve Duncan. Front Row: Jerry Murphy, Gabriel Lloyd. John Conto. Chris Babbitt, Shawn Alpert Missing: Chris Nadjek FIELD HOCKEY TEAM VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: Back Row Patty Senecal. Jennifer Kreilmg. Gina Barilli. Theresa Zoro. Danielle Quinn, Eugenia Wood. Coach Sue Briggs Middle Row: Casey Koerner. Christine Urban. Angelia Greene. Christine Cahill. Suzanne Finkle. Sue Furey. Front Row Lisa Babbitt and Melissa Schooner The Varsity Girls Field Hockey Team continued to show good sportsmanship, effort and teamwork throughout their winless and scoreless season. Out- standing players were Lisa Babbitt — goalie, who will be greatly missed for her dedication on the field and off. Angelia Greene only a junior, gave 110% in every game and never quit when the going got tough. She will be the key player in the 1988 season.’’ Coach Sue Briggs reported. J V FIELD HOCKEY Back Row: Coach Sue Powers. Amy Barlow. Paula Bagomolny. Melissa Metcalfe. Aimee McEnroe. Heather Willis. Carrie Barney. Jennifer Nadjek Front Row Jeannette Ackerman. Laura Willis, Michelle Powers. Wendy Perotti. Melissa Prindle. Lien Alpert Scorekeeper Danielle Powers The J.V. team had 2 wins, 6 ties, 3 losses. Half way through the season we started a new goalie Jen- nifer Nadjek, who did an ex- cellent job for her first year. All the girls worked well to- gether. We are looking for- ward to an even better sea- son next year. Coach Sue Powers reported. 41 J.V. Field Hockey t 43 VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Back Row: Coach Tim Shumsky. Stephanie Barlow. Cynthia Lango. Melissa Goodacre Middle Row Michelle Downey. Dina Clark. Laurie Milton. Nancy Colkin Front Row Donna Burke. Michcell Leverton. Violet Moss VARSITY The Girls Varsity Volleyball team, under head coach Tim Shumsky. had a long and tough season, but did manage to make it to sectionals Despite a loss in the sectionals against the 1 seed, the girls played consistent volley- ball throughout the year The Co- captams of the team were seniors Michcell Leverton and Laurie Mil- ton The returning players are look- ing forward to a much brighter sea- son next year Back Row Heather Farr. Laura Rowe. Georgina Gordon Middle Row: Ok Chon Kwon. Tracey Patnode. Lee Ann Baker Front Row Tracy Doyle. Heidi Greene Missing Coach Maureen Keesler. Serena Schrom. Shelly Stark JUNIOR VARSITY The girls' J.V. Volleyball team had a very successful season with a record of 12-3. The matches were fast-paced characterized by ex- cellent serves, quick returns, and unbeatable enthusiasm! — Stated Asst Coach Maureen Keesler 45 Cross Country Left to Right Patrick Marling. Shannon Alpert, Mike Reagon, Peter Bavis, John Conklin, Gary Rock wood. Malcolm Moss. Matt Reagon. Ricky Fort gang, coach Dave Reagon Missing Patrick Ciferri. 46 STAFF HAS SPIRIT MAIN OFFICE STAFF Myron Rindsberg, District Superintendent Frances Rappoccio, Business Manager Mary Lyman, Accountant Bookkeeper Elizabeth Dobrwado, Accounts Clerk 48 PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE Barbara Bagomolny: Secretary Stephen O'Connell: Principal Cindy Paulmann: Teacher Aide Attendance Clerk GUIDANCE OFFICE Patricia Heinsmen: Guidance Counselor Zandra Boice: Teacher Aide 49 FACULTY Viola Valckenaere Gary Pearson Barbara Bond Social Studies Social Studies Business “What is the best excuse you have ever heard from a Student”. “I couldn’t do my homework because I had to baby-sit for my little brother.” (The student was an only child). Mr. Pearson. “Please excuse Larry from gym class his eye might fall out.” (he had a glass eye) Mr. Bradley. 50 FACULTY 1 Robert Riemer Science Charlette Haas Business David Reagon Science Drivers Ed. “What is the best excuse you have ever heard from a student?” “My sister ate my Sabot.” Mrs. Benken 51 FACULTY John Merwin Health Phys. Ed. Francine Hulst Home Economics John Vozab English Kathleen Thompson Charles McSpiritt Lorraine Laufer English Phys. Ed. English “What is the best excuse you have ever heard from a student?” I couldn’t do my homeowrk last night because my gerbil had a heart attack” Ms. Thompson. 52 FACULTY Joanna Hawco Language Thomas Pavliga Math Joanne Moore Vocal Music “What is the best excuse you have ever heard from a student?” “I can’t sing because I have an in-grown toenail.” Mrs. Moore 53 FACULTY Joseph Giordano Spanish John Roccanova Industrial Arts Susan Powers Special Education Melissa Levi Special Education Keith Greeney Work Study William Newton Math Science 54 FACULTY Eric Harvey Math Karen Cook Music Thomas Kelly Science Roger Price Math Beth Willis English Edward Heinsman Social Studies “What is the best excuse you have ever heard from a student?” ‘‘My homework was in my pants, and it got washed in the laundry, so I don t have my homework.” Mr. Harvey “I don’t have my math homework because my father over slept.” Mr. Price 55 SOCIAL SERVICES Kathy Reeves — School Psychologist Maureen Kessler — Remedial Reading Carol Fuller — Teacher Aide Sharon Charde — Social Worker SPECIAL SERVICES Rosemary Flinn, Carol Place, John Lyman, Terry Flinn, Mary Lewis Bus Drivers Art Heck, Kevin Wheeler, Phil Hosier, George Gordon JUNICES ■ I Jeanette Ackerman Shawn Alpert Pete Bavis Donna Burke Dina Clark Nancy Colkin Tony Daukontas Tracy Doyle Theresa Dwyer Sue Finkle Susie Furey Angelia Greene Danielle Haight Chasity Hotalmg Peggy Killmer Ray Killmer Casey Koerner Jennifer Kreiling Cindy Lango Andre Marcou Bob Marcou Pat Marling Margaret McNeil Tara Minnehan Violet Moss George Murphy Jennifer Newton Jeff Newvine Ouang Van Phom Joe Platt 58 JUNICES Missy Prindle Brett Riemer Dave Roberts Laura Rowe Renee Sands Patty Senecal Norma Spaulding John Spucches Eugenia Wood Wesley Worden SCPHCMCEES Eddie Allen Jimmy Ashman Chris Babbitt Paula Bagomolny Lee Ann Baker Stephanie Barlow Kenny Beneke Juanita Bowser Ricky Breyette Robin Bryant Beth Caddell Jeremy Calabrese Liesse Chambers Heidi Chirasello Parrish Coggins Hans Cortsen Patty Dashner Belinda Deyo Michelle Downey Ellen Eschbach Tammy Farrell Melissa Goodacre Georgina Gordon Demta Green Lee Ann Hay Aaron Holst-Grubbe Jennifer Holst-Grubbe Chandra Johnson Peter Jones Tara Judson 62 SCPUCMCCES Chong Kwon Ok Chon Kwon Yong Tok Kwon Allen Lazarus Heather Mann Steve McBreairty Robin McEathron Aimee McEnroe Melissa Metcalfe William Mmnehan Betsy Moore Brian Morrison Ray Myers Tracey Patnode Terry Perotti Darren Peterson Beth Pollmger Lori Rabideau Ricky Read Matt Reagon Amy Recchia David Riddell Lewis Savoy Sharon Schooner Serena Schrom Timmy Shaffer Jen Sherman Shelly Stark Holly Stevenson Dave Syphers 63 SCPHCMCPES George Thomas Gina Trombly Todd Waite Ed Watson Marion Wells Becky Welsh Billy Wilcox Heather Willis Trevor Yale Richard Zartman 64 FCEStiMEN Chip Ackerman John Ackerman Jason Allen Shawn Atkinson Brandi Baker Gina Barilli Aimee Barlow Lisa Barlow Delia Booth Debbie Brittain Tom Brizzie Eric Burkett Mike Butts Shannon Caranci Joe Cawley Linda Chamberlin Mike Chamberlin Corey Chapman Pat Ciferri Jennifer Conlm John Conto Damian Cortsen Steve Duncan Robert Fazekas Heather Finley Jessica Flint Rich Flood Rich Gallo Paul Germond Brandi Graben 66 FRESHMEN Dawn Gregoire Regina Handlowich Aisha Hewitt Holly Honour Lynn Hoose June Kaye John Kayea Jennifer Kornelli Gabriel Lloyd Erick Lyman Beatrice McCaul Mary McNamara Craig Moore Steve Morea Renee Murphy Denise Myers Chris Najdek Jenn Najdek Becky Newvine John Nugent Donald Peavey Carol Peck Wendy Perotti Mike Reagon Jennifer Rodriquez Daniel Roode Tom Rowe Frankie Savage Ray Savoy Larry Selfridge 67 FRESHMEN Jeff Senecal Louie Simmons Daryl Sitter Lori Stickle Ann Syphers Jessica Tabolt Jimmy Tanner Jason Thomas Christine Urban Donald Valyou Rich Watson Brian Weinstein Michelle Wilcox Laura Willis Missing Photos: Tom Chacko Kathy Jo McCaul Jamie Petkovich Charles Ruhlmann EIGHTH Lien Alpert Shannon Alpert Melissa Anderson Rebecca Anguin-Cohen George Baker Heather Bronson Mike Bryant Tina Bullied Tom Caranci Duane Clark Shawn Durant Heather Farr Tracey Fiore Becky Flint Scott Forth Heidi Greene Debbie Hamilton Nancy Hay Corinne Hayes Guy Holst-Grubbe Russell Hurn Bum Kang Walt Kilmer Becky Lamere Donna Laney Troy Laundry Kathy Layton Jennifer Lennox Nina Lipiatos Samantha Long 70 EIGHTH Terri Longhenry Michael Maranzano Tom Ann Maranzano Roberto Martinez Austin McEnroe Brian Millius Bruce Morrison Jerry Murphy Matt O'Connell Dawn Odell Frank Odell Nathan Perotti Stephen Perotti Lisa Petty Ray Phelen Ann Pollmger Erin Posluszny Michelle Powers Sandra Riddell Daniel Ryan Janeen Santos Mike Sauer Stephanie Sherman Virgel Shook Richard Stern Melissa Stickle Mike Tanner Jennifer Thompson Sarah Waite Belynda Warren 71 EIGHTH SEVENTH Jackie Ackerman Albert Bailey Steve Bailey Abigale Barlow Joey Barney Kenny Birdsall Glen Bassett Eric Benjamin Ed Bishop Westen Breen Kelley Brizzie Christa Bruno Jason Calabrese Jennifer Calabrese Caryn Card Kunan Chacko Chris Chamberlin Melissa Chamberlin Sean Coggins Jerry Colkin Vaia Conklin James Cookingham Chad Dean Jason Dommy Becky Downey Percy Duncan Kerri Farr Leigh Ann Fenn Lisa Graben Megan Gurney If . w -• Fa: 74 SEVENTH Julie Hammond Beth Hare Gerhard Herran Kobie Hewitt Andre Hoffman Kevin Holst-Grubbe Alan Honour Melanie Hoose Mathew Hudak Jenma Johnson Nathan Judson Kenny Killmer Becky Killmer Dave Kuttles Greg Kuttles Mike Lamay Renee Laney Jannel Lindsay Matthew Lloyd Tony Maillet Amy McCaul Melissa McEathron Kim McEnroe Charlene Meissner Brandi Miller Donald Miller Lisa Miller Heidi Millies Keith Monty James Morse 75 Malcolm Moss Mike Murnane Michelle Murnane Jay Murphy Dawn Myers Thomas Nason Jodi Ogden Kelly Oles Becky Petren Henry Pollmger Danielle Powers Allison Russm Michaelene Sawchuck Billy Simmons Eugene Smith Betty Spaulding Kari Stevenson Wynona Stowell Binu Thomas John Thompson Becky Valyou Eric Watulak William Weisner Tisha Williams Colleen Willis 76 78 ST. CATHERINE’S DAY SADIE HAWKINS DANCE PERE NOEL VIENT HOLIDAY FEASTS VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL J.V. Varsity Boys Basketball The 1987-88 Boys Varsity Bas ketball season was very exciting The season started well with a second place finish in the Rhinecliff High School Coca-Cola Tip Off Classic. Early season highlights included a fantastic and exciting win over arch rival Dover High School 62-59 The team was led by Co-Captains Ga- ry Rockwood and Art Bagomolny. Seniors John Cahill, Warren Gor- don, Paul Millius, Wayne Riddell and Robert Senecal finished their basketball careers in good style. The season ended with the team winning three of the last five games to earn a bid to the class D Sectional One Basketball Tournament. — Stated Coach McSpiritt. Back Row. Led lo Right Coach Charlie McSpiritt, Todd Waite. Richard Simonton, Peter Bavis, Robert Senecal. Gary Rockwood (co-captain) Front Row, Lett to Right Jennter Kreiling (scorekeeper), Wayne Riddell. Art Bagomolny (co-captain), Paul Millius, Warren Gordon Missing John Cahill The Junior Varsity Basketball team had an exciting, but at times disappointing season ac- cording to Coach Shumsky. De- spite losing many close games, one in overtime and another by only two points, the J.V. team closed out their season on a pos- itive note collecting two well de- served victories. The team im- proved tremendously throughout the year and it all seemed to come together late in the season. Returning players are anticipat- ing an improved season next year Co-captains for the 87-88 season were Ken Beneke and Ed Watson. Back Row, Lett to Right Ricky Read, Ed Watson, George Murphy, Richard Flood Middle Row. Lett to Right Jett Senecal. Hans Corisen. George Thomas. John Conto, Coach Tim Shumsky Front Row. Left to Right Steven McBreairty. Ken Beneke TROPHY WINNERS Gary Rockwood. Warren Gordon and Donna Burke won trophies in the Rhmeclift High School Coca-Cola Basketball Tip Off Classic Jr. High Boys Basketball 89 Jr. High Girls Basketball Back Row. Left to Right: Coach. Sue Briggs. Jodi Odgen, Becky Downey. Colleen Willis, Kim McEnroe. Jenina Johnson. Megan Willis Middle Row. Left to Right Megan Gurney. Becky LaMere. Vala Conklin. Kerri Farr, Lisa Graben. Front Row. Left to Right Nina Lipiatos. Sandy Riddell Scorekeeper Jennifer Calabrese, and Lisa Miller. Corrinne Hayes Front Center Melissa Whitely 90 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL— Back Row. Left to Right Coach Vozab, Leslie Cookingham. Violet Moss. Gina Barilli. Jennifer Najdek. Angelia Greene. Robin Bryant Front Row, Left to Right: Michelle Downey. Captain Lisa Babbitt. Nancy Colkin. Donna Burke. Christine Vozab (direct front). The Girls Varsity Basketball team began to build the foundation for a strong future While their final record was 5-11. their play as a team and their skills as individuals continued to im- prove as the year went along They completed their season with two impressive wins on the road which showed this development Coach Vozab believes that the team will continue to progress if they dedicate themselves to working during the off season on raising the level of their individual abilities 91 J.V. Cheerleaders 92 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom Joy Fraleigh. Melissa Schooner, Jennifer Geisler. Theresa Zoro. Sharon Schooner. Tracey Patnode, Christine Urban, Melissa Goodacre 93 SR. HIGH BAND MEDIEVAL NIGHT ANNUAL WINTER CONCERT '87 LANDSCAPING CLUB FOCUS Back Row, Left to Right: Melissa Metcalfe, Betsy Moore, Jen- nifer Newton, Mr Tapley. Front Row. Left to Right: Theresa Dwyer, Cynthia Lango. Heather Willis. WOODCARVING CLUB ROCKET CLUB SKI CLUB FRENCH CLUB CRAFTS CLUB S.A.D.D. FARM CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council attendance by all members has greatly improved from last year's Council This has enabled us to get far more work done We had a car wash in October that netted over $560 00 This money is going toward a school sign, hopefully it will be up for graduation This will require additional fund raising In March several students participated in a Model Congress at Arlington High School giving them first hand experience in our legislative process The Council has sent a proposal to the administration to bring back the juice machine A decision is pending They are also working on a plan to improve the school bathrooms This will not only include a plan for physically repairing them but also a policy that will try to get the Student Body to help maintain them The Council will be preparing a questionnaire to assist the Computer Committee in their assessment of the school district's computer needs STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Back Row, Left to Right: Vice President. Brett Reimer, Pres Richard Simonton. Front Row: Sec. Treas. Theresa Zoro. 100 CLASS OFFICERS RADE 7: Back Row, Left to Right: Alt. Rep Binu Thomas, Reps Lisa tiler and Joe Barney. Sec Treas Colleen Willis Front Row: V. Pres had Dean and Pres. Jerry Colkin. GRADE 8: Back Row. Left to Right: Sec. Treas Dan Ryan, V Pres Nathan Perotti. Rep Brian Millius. Front Row: Rep Heidi Greene. Pres Dawn O'Dell, Rep Debbie Hamilton RADE 9: Back Row, Left to Right: Sec. Treas Laura Willis. Alt. Jenny onlin, V. Pres. Renee Murphy. Front Row: Rep. Jason Thomas, Pres mee Barlow, Rep. John Conto. GRADE 10: Back Row, Left to Right: Sec. Treas Michelle Downey. V. Pres Paula Bagomolny, Pres Melissa Goodacre Front Row: Rep Robin McEathron, Beth Caddell, Alt. Amy Recchia RADE 11: Back Row. Left to Right: Rep Nancy Colkin. Sec. Treas lolet Moss, Rep Casey Koerner Front Row: V. Pres Peter Bavis. Pres at Marling. GRADE 12: Back Row. Left to Right Rep Randy Longhenry. V Pres Warren Gordon Front Row Sec. Treas Barry Gilpin. Rep. Erika Fortgang. Pres. John Lyman. 101 102 ™ ski club 3rd annual killington trip: The ski club rounded out this year's ski season with a magniticent experience in Vermont. Mother Nature was cooperative with abounding sunshine, great snow, and moderate temperature. Students enjoyed the true bounty of downhill skiing by trav- elling down beautiful tree-lined trails and viewing the high peaks. Spectacular views of the snow-capped peak of Mt. Washington and vistas of Stratton, Mt. Snow and other surrounding peaks were ever pres- ent. Assistance by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr Paviliga, Mr. Eschbach, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Conklin, and Mr. Schroeder provided the wonderful support for skiers of all abilities. No ski trip would ever be complete without the wonderful navigation of Stan-the-man, who again brought us safely to our various des- tinations PHYSICS STUDENTS VISIT AVIATION CENTER Physics field trip: the physics class of 1988 had the unique opportunity to fly this year. Students in Mr Riemer's physics class were able to better understand the principals of flying by experienc- ing it for themselves. Members of this year's class listened to the various physical principles of how an airplane achieves lift and maintains its stability in the air. Under the cautious guidance of a Webutuck alumnus, Mr. William Brinker, the stu- dents flew over the surrounding countryside en- joying the thrill of piloting and riding in a real flight training exercise. Students, teachers, and adults pictured above went to Hartford in the fall to see the magnificent play Hamlet by William Shake- speare Left to Right: C. Vozab, Mrs Price, Mr Price, L Simmons, Ms Thompson, M Metcafe. A Recchia. C Johnson, Mr Vozab. and M Reagon In November Mr Price took a small group of students to the U S. Mil- itary Academy at West Point to view a football game 108 STUDENTS BUILD WINNING MODEL BRIDGES B Riemer and P Bavis look on as the bridges are tested Bridge Building Contest 1988: Again Webutuck students come home vic- torious! Tom Ryan was able to finish out his final bridge-building experi- ence as a senior and capture 1st place. Last year's victor, Brett Riemer, changed positions with Tom and took third place in this year's contest. Both Brett and Tom have placed in this particular contest in the past three years of competition. This contest is sponsored each year by the Depart- ment of Civil Engineering at Rensseler Polytechnic Institute, under the thoughtful direction of Theodore J. Weibner. This has provided many en- lightening moments for Webutuck sci- ence students. Students enjy the tine cuisine at one ot the Institute's restaurants Left to Right Students stand before the Vanderbilt Mansion following M Prmdle, T Marcou. L. Bowser, S Demarais, M. 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I’ll paraphrase someone else’s quote to tell you to remember throughout your life that there is no crime in failure, it’s not “giving it your best shot.” That’s all anyone can ask — “Give it your best shot.” Love, Mom, Bambi, Jerry Scott Congratulations to the JOy in our lives — Love Mom, Luke, Pat and Taffy 136 Congratulations and Rood luck to Ix rinda and the class of ’88. Much love and luck. Granny A Ix is Shaffer PATRONS Izettia, Shelly, Robert — We here at Kite-Stop wish you all the luck in the future and to the rest of the seni- ors. The Rile Stop Crew Congratulations John Kd. A job well done! May you always be as suc- cessful in all you choose to do. Love, Nana Congratulations, John Ponch.” You have made it through high school. A job well done! My support will continue to grow with you in whatever you choose to do. I)ad would have been proud too. Love, Mom Congratulations to my son Bo Earley for a job well done. It was a hard road for you to travel, but you finally made it. So, good luck in your future plans. 1 know you can make it. IA ve always. Mom, Mrs. I.oistine Earley Boy the jeez u made it, ozzee The bridge is now free in coydog country First Blasphemist Church-Rouses Pt.. N.Y. Ra nrro lives Look out for number one — don't step in number two CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM THE WEBUTUCK YEARBOOK STAFF ♦Best wishes to the Class of ’88. Ms. V ♦Lisa — remember our interesting bus rides — Wendy ♦Izettia — the best to you in all of your endeavors and good luck. Love Mom and Dad Clark ♦Goodbye Todd and Barry — Rich ♦Izettia — I love you and we’ll always be together — Love, George ♦Izettia — We had a great time growing up together — keep in touch — Love ya, Leslie ♦Izettia — The best of luck to you and the class of 88 — Becky Cummings ♦Best of luck to the senior class and to Izettia and Leslie Mom Hafford ♦Congratulations Todd, I love you and I’ll miss you. Eugenia ♦Congratulations Rob. ♦Rob — Good luck in college. Don’t forget to leave me your car keys. Patty ♦Leslie — We’ve had some great times. Patty ♦Good luck — Leon and Muriel Rothstein ♦Mr. Kelly — Thanks for all you’ve done for Gary. Nancy Rockwood ♦Laurie — Never forget Copake and the rain storm. Sue Finkle ♦Eugenia, There is only one thing I can say! I love you! Todd ♦Paul, Gary, Warren, Barry, never forget Steve Miller and Genesis. T. M. ♦Webutuck Soccer will never Die. Todd M. ♦Hartwick here we come. (T.M. A.D.) ♦Mom, thanks for everything especially for going to every soccer game (rain, sleet or snow). I love you very much. Todd 137 Congratulations to the i 13001) and the Class of 1988. Well done Son! We love you. Dad and Joyce Congratulations Artie and the Class of 1988. L3.lir£L, Best wishes and good luck in We are proud of whatever work field you choose. Thank you you, and wish you for being a wonderful daughter and grand- success and happiness. daughter. Our love will always be with you. Love, Mother and Grandparents Mom, Dad and Paula Todd Find confidence within your heart And let it be your guide Strive even harder toward your dreams And they won’t be denied. I’m very proud of you. Love, Congratulations Class of ’88 Mom Congratulations, Robert. We knew you could do it. Love, Mom, Dad, Patty, Jeff and Francis Best of Luck to the graduates of 1988. Congratulations ‘Ozzie!” “One can never have too much structure!” Love, Mom “Sisba” and “Almighty James” “Slack be with you, J. R. Bob Dobbs” 138 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF ’88 I. Ellen Flanagan, being of semi sound mind, leave Webutuck in search of Eu- phoria To my best friend Natalie. I leave N J . lefts. Free Bird, and The Book' For Tammy. NYC. Millbrook. Sunday School, and petickets Ricky, thanks for getting me mto chorus For Ydnak. a surprise For Sis ba. cold pizza, warm pepsi. lots of love, and a foil ball To Jetta. nine more years (you'll make it!) Dad and Lois. I leave you m disbelief For Mom. my messy room and all my love and thanx To Almighty James. I leave all my stuff for your attic, Floydian Psychology, and $20 Bob bless the sub gemus1 I'll see you in oblivion, it's on the left To the Funks. circular mobility And to myself, a Trans Am and a home in the North Country I. Linda Barlow, leave Webutuck with great memories To the class of '87. I miss you guys To John C . The fun times in Spanish and on track To John L . Randy, Joy. Jon B . memories of all the fun To Ricky, the fun with Music Man and our class debates To Kristy, we made the right choice. Thanks for being there when I needed you To my best friend Shawn. I Love You. I promise to make up for the past year Always remember our Antics during S S and Spanish, and never forget the head dude To Steph. have fun and enjoy! To my family. Thanks. I Love You! Finally to Pat. Thank you for everything, you know how I feel I . Lisa Hope Parker, leave Uf Vachon a coiff. The 1970's, memories of Maine, the Haunted House. Sept 21, hanging upside down, a flip-flop. A 'BT. Dumby-Bus rides, a rainbow scrib- ble pad. Guy. Leonard. L and Tyrane, Christmas tree tinsel. A P s grad party. Prom-night. Peanut Nose. Chico- Blanco. The Slimth Plymouth. Algebra. A Slant in your back Plas. Taz. Chu-Chi, poems and fashion shows May you always Bop to the Beat with a coiff on your head and always be a B H To Melissa — I leave young lady Chatterly. fat watches. Tues night drives. Kinky clothes, a Big Purple Grape and my car getting stuck in the ditch To Laura — I leave V L. m B K . Peter and Chip. M H s Birthday, chief Long Toes, and Texas Chainsaw Mas sac re To the Botards — memories of Vachon and I singing and laughing Being of sound mmd and body. I Jes- sica Warren, leave Webutuck To M L I leave silly times, stains, and stuffing Thanks for being such a good friend' To M G. I leave Espanol uno thru cuatro and H.E.I. To B W I leave the halls of Webutuck get out of here, and Fred dy ToR F our shopping sprees and the Levis Man To B G I leave my love and making cookies To M G . J G and D O I leave childhood memories To T M I leave my revolting names and my car when it doesn't start To All my othei friends I wish you good luck Most of all thank my Mom. Dad and sister for put ting up with me I do love you l Chris Benjamin, being of sound mind am giving my last will and testament I leave the memory of all those parties to Warren G . Gary R . and Paul M I leave old S.C to Mike H. To Todd M and Mike K. I leave the memory of Catamount skiing To Laura L I leave the memory of L. M s birthday party To Buck I leave the memory of our exciting driving class To Ms Thompson I leave a zero for the day To Mr Riemer I leave the Bunny Hill at Catamount and to Brett leave the S S Nova To Dewey I leave the night we went 4X4mg So long, and everybody have a good life i Robert Senecal, leave my sister one more happy year at Webutuck To Jeff, the sixth grader m the Elementary school To Warren Gordon, all the good times that we had To Paul and Jen K . Pleasant Valley Diner! To Brett and Alex, all of my birdies To Gary and Todd. French I. To Lisa many happy moments To Mom and Dad. THANKS . I Love You I, Ronald Hunner” LeJeune, leave Webutuck to my children yet to come To all my friends I wish our friendship and memories last forever To Dutchess tech team I leave you Dick and the bus Good Luck! To Mom and Dad. thanks for all your support To TJ I wish you success with our trade. G.L. and the children To Renee I leave you me and free rides on otis forever. I'll be waiting for you in 1989 l John E. Cahill, Jr., being of hairy body and perverted mind due hereby leave Webutuck with fond memories To G R and A B. I leave the basketball seasons and non alcoholic nights at Lets Dance To J.C. football at the A P building and a new tranny Shawn Boner Murphy a shoulder to lean on and the ride of your life D Q. — thanks for all those little talks and a closeness very few people find To S S. a New Beginning and dinner at my house LQ — I can't say enough You're a very special person and I owe you so much Remember April 24th. May 9th and the PROMISES we ve made to each other I LOVE YOU!!! Mom. I thank you for all the support and guidance YOU'RE THE BEST!!! I Debt Stnckland, of a unique mind and body leave Webutuck forever' To Christine I leave anxiety attacks, om barrassing moments. A box of devil dogs and uncontrollable laughter Al ways a never ending friendship Renee, my twin our friendship means an awful lot. I ll miss you crazy girl' Lon have it your way there is no other' I eah. a big hug thanx' A G . M E . NYC and many great limes Gina Andredi Fleetwood Mac C K . a dead field mouse and a pencilbag that! T S , S M — love you guys! Vern — great mem- ories of 6th grade — Take Care! To Robert S prom night 87 — Thankyou Susie — I leave our strange, creative childhood To mom. I love you We've been down a long hard road together and there was enough love and un- derstanding between us to make it — I'm very proud of us! To my dear father. I love you And at last, to a very special person. Brad Hay — you mean the world to me and I will always love you I, John Conklin, being as close to God as possible to human form, leave the following to Jon Boyer, the satisfaction of him knowing he owes me $200 00 in gas money and an appointment to the barber's shop. Artie a shot-down USAF F-15 and the satisfaction of him know- ing that Navy wings are made of gold while Air Force wings are made of lead. Brian Demarais. a box of 10-gauge mag nums. Shawn Murphy. 100.000 comic books and a mortgage on his parents house, (oh yeah. A B . J B . and S M . a bottle of Elmer's glue and a can of car wax). John Lyman. Bambi and a How to Pass A Car manual. Vern. a flock of honkers. Michelle G . Spanish l-lll and a trip to Ames with $13. Mr Reagon. a new set of hurdles, a T Bird Drivers Ed car. and a track. Mr Giordano, a slap- shot and ten minutes in the penalty box Mr Riemer. a 40 megawatt laser, a nu- clear reactor for Lab. and a Hyundai Brett R.. two weeks at Vassar and a Homeboy boobie trap And to all others out there, thank you and goodnight I. Michcell Leverton. Being of semi sound mind and body I first leave Jes sica W an everlasting friendship which withstood the constant mishaps we never learned to avoid (Hamburger) Pe- ter B I leave Jean de Florette. tur tlenecks. and my love To Ricky our History games (list), undone homework and Bill To Louri M a memory of Rush and the nights m the tent For Todd M I will put inch worm' to rest Michele G I leave trips and mishaps m Engttsh class To Chris B I leave my pound puppy To Pat M I leave seductive scents To Shawn M I leave the knowt edge that he is a trufy good friend F Janet R all my gratitude for her gud ance and knowledge To Chucky I leave Webutuck and hope he will remain a dork Last, but not least. I thank Mom i Dad for the love and forgivingness i have received I owe it all to you!4 I, John Lyman, leave my brother my books so that he might be able to learn something To Artie, one bodyslam that he has been deserving for some time To John Conklin all the fun we have had pursuing those sly creatures To Me lissa. all I leave fun times in Senors room To Laura and Renee I leave the times we had working together at B K To Bruce. Ken. and Brian all the times we made fun of all the girls each of us admired To Shawn the hope that he wifl gam weight through his comic books To my parents my love and admiration for allowing me to be so free and re- specting me throughout these years To Webutuck I leave my love of finally get ting out of this place — good bye and hope we all make the best of our lives Adios Amigos! I Robert Boyles, Jr., leave to Jack H. Darrel M . Ron L . Vernon S . George M. Brian D . Wendy M . Danielle Q . and the the rest of the BOCES crew memories of the ride To Leslie I leave the biggest Garfield in the world To Kevin M , Joe K . Rich W and Eric A. I leave the Mrf- lerton police Station and the Wagon To Fish. Bummy. Tommy and Marcus re member all those days we went riding on the A T V To Shelly D and Lonnda S the walk we had together at my par ty To Pat P . John K . Chris P and Ken K all those trips to Kent and the Barn, but remember the day in Wmgdale with the Volkswagon Bug To Dad. Mom and the rest of the family thanks for the help through school Love you all! To the class of 88 GOOD LUCK'! I, Joy Ciferri, being of sound mmd and short body, leave to Lisa L. — Greasy Peppers. hips. and the T T. concert (want some . ?!); Pam — the col- lapsed tent. New York City trips, and seven years of friendship. Mrs Reagon — gratitude for enrichment and encour agement. Patrick — 3 more years'. Tara — floor hockey and the fun times m gym class, finally, to Randy. I leave — boop. sleigh riding, dancing, the th tieth. and the future I Love You' To 140 Mom and Luke thanks for all your sup- port — Mom. take care of Tan To the class of 1988. Good Luck! Well, what to say I. Artie Bagomolny, being of burned out mind and tired body could leave something behind I'm not going to need much now. just a fortune to go to college with To J. Crash C. I leave the broken Thorne building, to GAR I leave his most fa- mous quote I'm soppm wet. To Barry G. 4 Tank I leave Bndgette Pizza Hut To Conklin a field hockey stick and bot tie of glue To Bones. Yakman and Cahills shoulder at Rockwoods To Tom R. a comb and a tupee, To TAZ. the prom and a good friendship To my sister who has trouble with socks, a few pair that fit To Duey D . you my friend are crazy To Humby. a little Copen- hagen. our prom, after the prom, and a solid friendship Oh yeah, to the sec- retary m the principal's office, thank you. you don't know how much you've helped me Thank you both Mom and Dad To DMD. All the thanks and love in the world Thank you Mr Pearson, you've been a big help To my fellow seniors I leave, success, happiness, and the world i Antonius Inge, being of sound mind, open heart and always ready to party, leave Webutuck High School, with the upmost joy of knowing I accomplished my goal m life In doing this I leave lots of spirit for the freshman class to grad- uate I wish my fellow classmates to succeed I also leave my strong deep feeling for that someone special To L B Hold You Fever Flavor Flame To Tony Trust Me. You'll get Her For the girls who never seem to find the right guy keep looking he's out there some- where To all I say farewell I. Torius Inge, being of a sound mind hereby leave Webutuck with a lot of joy and a big Kool-Aid smile To my un- derclassmates I'd like to leave you with the will to press on; to the freshman of today and many days to I'd like to say May The Force Be With You And yes now for the teachers: First up Mrs Bond. I'll leave you with. Say Cheese! I really learned a lot As two years are more than enough Mr Kelly a man that needs no introduction, the funniest man I know Farewell General If the food here was worth talking about I would say a little more than BURPi! Moving right along to my close friends Lionel Bowser and chilly, well no will would finish without a few words said about OOPS!! I almost forgot Mrs Willis I'd like to leave you with saying this You'll nev- er get another like me HA!HA! I I Joe Killmer, being of some body and mind, leave the following to LITTLE Killmer. Eric and Rich — all the good times in the wagon To Vern — sec- ond place To Tom T. — bucks and bobcats, five white letters and a bottle of Y S To Chief (Kev) — Lake George and the ride back from Montreal To Ron — I leave stock in Lloyd Lumber and Montreal To Gary. Greg. Tim, and Dan — all our good times To Bubbles — Honda To Chris and Ang — yellow city . To Michele — the good times Last but not least, to Casey — I Leave all my love I Brian Demarais, being of noisy mind and hard body leave the following: to S P I leave Potown and P T. To M H the U.S M.C. and Bill Elliot To W G. L.L.C.J. and Aoopha To V.S a case of oil for the El To K M quarters at 8 a m To G R another great party To LM the 20 pointer that got away To S S my love always And to my parents I leave my love, you have lived through the worst, it can only get better I. Melissa Lias” Schooner, leave the following to L.S and S.D crazy times, z-wheelmg, and everlasting friendships L.L.: Driver's Ed. check gas. B-P party J G long talks, skiing, special friend- ship. thanks. Love Ya! M G skiing col- lisions M.K.. G.R . and B.D.: skiing, piz- za. stationwagon. and the ditch S.H. cascade, cruising, wildness. I miss you! K A K-12. growmg-up. being there, ski instructor. Mt Snow, college, friend- ship. I love ya! C.K., AG.: Brandy's. S S hang in there. I'll miss you Tony: I wish you were here Mom and Dad I did it. thanks for everything I love you both' Most importantly. Christopher our three vacations. Hunter, rock pile pic- nic. 3-years together. Colorado, an ev- erlasting I Love You , and Our Future!!! rides to field hockey, skiing, and cheer leading Michelle I leave to you an ev- erlasting friendship You're the best' Gary, always remember the six months of happiness and the yellow book Paul, thanks for listening to me Mom and Dad I love you!! i Paul Milliut, being of sound mind and body hereby leave the following To Sherby-boom I leave Mom To Korky a new yellow beatle To Lisa rigi.: feel- ings at the wrong times To Jen. my sister. I leave some money and a new car To Eugenia a special friendship Rob. I leave P V D To Barry. I leave a tree to hit with his car To Todd. Ly-mon. Money-pit, dingle berries and a great friend To Gary, some special times, talks until five a m , social gatherings and some thick batter Your the best To Tracy, a second chance that never happened To Joy. a special love And Dad a love that will never end And to all of Webutuck. One Big Party! I Lionel Hampton Bowser Jr., would like to leave it to the Chill Mobile, better known as Chilly (my car) All the Homeboys such as J-Love. Scoo-da- the bug Booby, a new haircut. Paul, all those talks and everlasting friendship Rob. sky silly's Michelle, all the calls, you always knew what to say. Thanks To a very special person. Jennifer. Feb 16. 11:11. the yellow book. Fred. Ethal. Lucy and Ricky, all the good times we shared, and a great friendship I'll miss you Bennie. (Mr K ). a gracious thanks for your guidance and being like a big brother Of course thank you Mom for your support. I love you I Jon Boyer, being of sound body and slowly decaying mind do hereby give my last will and testament To Shawn Bones Murphy So. To John Juan Conklin football at AP and a new strut To Mr Hemsman the HMS Bulldog and Beagle, the Bavaria of the North and Papa s title To John Lyman lollipops m the ashtray and a hearty Blast 'em To John Cahill treadmarks on the AP parking lot To the underclassmen a Legacy of laziness. To the senior class Good Luck! To Pete Bavis Power' To Matt Reagan AAARRRGGHH!! To the rest of the world an acute case of in- difference I, Michelle Galgano, leave to the fol- lowing to Jen. the other biddy bo our bad attitudes , working at the D O. and the rides in the Maverick, endless laughter, and a great cousin-friendship To Melissa our skiing run-ins To Lisa: the seven minutes in H R keep smiling To Lorinda K M G J the list goes on Jessica we ll get Corey some- day To Gary late-night PCs I un- derstand To Warren Keith! To Todd one smurf kiss Ron. where's the D H ? P L.. C C . and R H miss you guy's Marie I don't do dishes! Mom and Dad thanks for everything. Finally, to Mike: oh. weeeeee . my B N and Y T . much laughter, lots of love, and no tears' Good luck class of 88 I. Jennifer Geisler, leave Todd the clean floors of Webutuck which you never stopped sweeping with my body To Tank. I leave you the Derfbag club and all of its members Laura. I leave you my front steps (what's left of them ) To Donna, a snowstorm that was never noticed To Lisa, I leave chocolate chip cookies and velcro pants Lorinda. I leave the wild rides of summer in the citation Melissa, remember all the bus boo. Fila, Bo Love and Mike To Ann Marie, all the times we did the right thing in Chilly I musn't forget Mr Kelley who is the greatest teacher a man could have I would also like to bring to the attention of Mrs Laufer. Mrs Bond and Mr O'Connell my thanks for cooper- ating with me and my family even though I had to pay the penalty at times I thank Mom most of all because she has always been there through thick and thin Thanks to Juanita. Mike and Larry for being there also I. Michael Kormendy, leave the fol- lowing To Barry (Wayne) Gilpin. I leave a broken tennis racket To Wayne, a starting position at Lock Haven To Chris, a yellow bird To Warren (Keith) Gordon, a bed with no alarm clock To Ron. I leave a light socket To Todd, a broken track To Gary, your basketball shoes Mom and Dad thanks for your support To Michelle. I leave my love and lots of luck m the future I Gary Rock wood, leave the following to the cross country team. 400's and Kildonan Hill Tank, younger years and truck pooping Todd, the lose to Tina Thorpe Mike, freezing midnight rides in I. William Earley, would like to leave the following to these people Ray K . Bob M . Rich W . and Mike H and all the homeboys the good times in the back of Bob's car with L C and M S My good looks and perfect body that the girls like But most of all my friendship and the good times we had in school and out I would like to leave my mind to Linda, JoeLynn. Penny, Karen, and Dina and the love and friendship we all had once I would like to leave my sweet talk to all the guys who have a hard time getting a girl But. the best thing I could leave to the Board of Education is my knowledge to see things from both sides, not just from the side of the techers I would love to leave my class flirt to Bob and Rich W I. Todd MacNeil, being of sound body and great mind hereby leave the fol lowing To Gary a starting position on the 76ers To Paul. 100 girls to go out with at the same time To Mike a bright yellow 1988 V W beetle, (with brakes) To Jen a swirl m the mam hall To Lisa B a very good friendship To Barry I leave all of our fights, coming to school late everyday m 11th grade, the Gen- esis concert, the slide down R R Ave . 141 an American made car. and a good friendship To Laura a bubble gum fac tory To Michelle a wet spot from J S. To Matt D I leave Dr J and a special 1 thanks for all your help and advice Also thanks for letting me use your tools To my best friend John B thanks for work- ing on all of my junk and getting it running You are the kind of friend that everyone wants. Don’t change To Eu- genia I leave all the late nights (and early mornings) Our booth at B K and our seat at Brothers The great times we have had and more to come I love you very much and will never forget you! To my parents Dad I wish you were here to see me To Mom thanks for eve- rything. I couldn't have done it without you I love you! II, Lisa Babbitt, leave to Jen G grades 3rd and up. to Melissa field hockey and the memories of the beasts, to Chris the Nova and good luck for the next two years, to Donna all the good times and laughter, to Michelle D keep people laughing, to Jen N take good care of my Gumby. to Todd I leave all of our trips to Grand Union, to Paul I leave licoirce and butterscotch candies, to Gma ‘ Here I go again on my own to Michelle and Mike good luck and thanks for everything, to Rob thanks for your kindness and love, to MOM. DAD and Greg Thanks a lot To all just men- tioned I also leave my never ending love and friendship I. Loma Kimball, leave another thnlling year of Webutuck to Laura and Missy May all your days be exciting I'd like to thank Miss Thompson and Mr Vozab for all their help To Linda, I leave all my luck on getting out of Webutuck as soon as possible Last. I leave my love and thanks to my growing family for all their support I. Leah Dean, leave Webutuck relieved To the most important person, mom. I leave a big thanks for the understand ing and inspiration To Howard. Scottie. and Wendy thanks for the help To Darcy best of luck Sis — to Megan and stinky I’m glad you're who you are Mikey. hope I get to know you better To Lou M an everlasting friendship and alot of memories To Debi S. a ride to Pine Rams and best of luck with Brad To Mrs Hulst thanks for being there to talk to; you're the greatest' To Mom S thanks for putting up with me To Deb- last but not least I leave all my love to Steven Michael Decker I LOVE YOU!! I Lorinda Swart, leave the following to Melissa Fond memories and an ever- lasting friendship Jennifer New York and the fun times Mike: Lets Dance (the ore bed) Laura a life perserver and we promise to save kleenex next time but Please don't hit the curb again Laurie The Suit, Let's Bolt' Kevin and Joe A big Thanks for the STOP sign — you guys will always be remembered Michelle G: our talks VS. ME.. PM. R B . LB. B E — good luck!!! Tim Just one more year Amy: Hang m there, the years go by fast Christine the good times we've had lately To Pete Pizza Hut. the Prom, a very special friendship and mostly, all my love And last but not least to Shelly: First of all a big Thanks for everything you've done, memories of the prom. California, the crazy trips we've taken and a special friendship that will never be forgotten I Michele Erwin, leave to my very best friend A.G. many trips around The LAKE . A long ride to the U2 concert A six pack of Chmg Dou's, Tijuana. Kil- linton. the Talking Heads night, and many many laughs, let there be more Thanks for always being there! To G T. I leave a field. A big Dog and a fruit basket, many exciting trips in the mus- tang. and a long dirt driveway ! To C.K A little white car. a trip to Mt Toby, a mess on the rug and Round Pond To C.C memories of Rudd Pond Rd . a shot of T Q and many laughs To Joann Linda, thanks for being there. I Love You .. i Shelly Demarais, leave the following to B D The mornings before school trips to Po-Town K M Quarters at 8 00 a m squirrel hunting J K A big thanks for being a great friend M S An everlasting friendship all the fun times we've shared L.L.: I II save you some tissue!!!. N J. '87 Howard Johnson s J G I also leave you some tissue for an unknown reason' To VS: I leave all the spitballs you hit me with Finally to L.S N H '86. N J. '87. California '87. Your men. famous quotes, prom memories, (especially later that night in your sneaker) All the fun times we've shared, and lastly a BIG THANKS for being there!! To L.M : No matter what happens. I'll always remember you and have a place in my heart for you Mom Dad. THANKS for being there and most of all. understanding I finally made itlfl I. Izettia “Zet Hafford, leave the fol- lowing to Dawn All our nights in Dover, and being best friends Dad and Poppy. I wish you could of seen me graduate Bob J New Milford, my 17th birthday, a combination of love and friendship that'll never die D C.. Ring-Dings. Do- ver. oink oink and Tody's nova Bo. mopar madness, my doctor bill, crutch- es and many laughs D M . A M.. S.P . H K. — our friendship Lisa and Bill, all the happiness in the world Mom. the greatest mom a girl could have and my love Finally to George, a lifetime of my love, the prom. Jan 4th. Feb 14th. Mac edoma, gravel pit. our future and a BMW Love ya! Class of 88 — Good luck P S I leave myself a 69 SS Chevelle '! . Vachon Lindsay, being as cute as I am leave U Lisa memories of An- tione's party. Sept 21. Chip. Dwight. Catherine St Unter. Yo yall lookin for Obed ?, Hopeless. Maine. A sprout Sandwich, singing on the Botart Bus. hanging upside down. Being cute. Horn rimmed glasses. 8 track tape. 1970 Sta- t ion wagon. Kwoff. pair of bell bottoms. B , 355 . the Haunted House. Rice Gravy, and a lifetime friendship To Lau- ra Mama Winnies, the Boat. Trottas. BK . phonecalls. men. two towels. TUMS!!, Comatose. When you cornin' up ?. NEVER'' . U R A RIOT Thanx 4 being there To Melissa Rides to fatwatchers. the bookstore, sneaking to Pawling, our Depression, a week with Billy Idol, and Nappy Hair' To the Botart Crew: Sick conversations To the Lind- say clan I Love Ya. To Jannel A seat in the office To the Class of 88. good luck always Bop to the Beat I. Barry Gilpin, being of burned out mind and body leave WHS happily I leave Rocky 5.000 rummy, winter swim- ming and football games To Todd-E Brake, silly arguments, lasting friend- ship Andras — trips to Americana. SAT test. 2nd singles Tank-nerf basketball, taillights. alarm clock Paulski-muzzle. $5,000 gift certificate for any jewelry store Sue — GROW UR!! Bagsy — the Pizza Hut waitresses Brett — Porsche 959 and a finger splint To Alex — a sock on the T S P To Mr Riemer — Judas Priest, bag of apples, two league championships in a row (14-0). — N.Y.S championship, and a lot of thanks To Jeff M — video expansion To Dirty- Penga And last but not least to my Mom. Dad. Joyce, and the rest of my family and friends — thanks for aN the help you've given me — I LOVE YOU� I. Warren Tank” Gordon, leave WR fun times through the years, to G R i leave some of the best times, to P M I leave Boooom . To the Wully swarr gang I leave the month of August 1987 To B D goes ' Ahhoofa . CB another ride m the bird, L.L — Basketball 1905. 1987 J.G my finest lofus and a great friendship To M K midnight tennis and a full tank of gas. It's your week To B G I leave the past and the future RS Arco Brownies and M Jordon legs To my family — lots of love To P C. I leave this year's tups to Bristol and long nights out And finally I leave the class of 88 with a glass . You fiN itf! I. Melissa Hayes, leave Webutuck' To C I leave 4 more years of this place (have fun!!). Sharon. Ames underwear, rides through Dover, going to see G V.L.. All that time in the BS. waiting for you to get off the phone with some GUY. fat watchers. BK. prom night (if you remember) Lisa, fat watchers, stuck in the ditch, prom night, cleaning the mess in the backroom, listening to Vachons obscene noises, rides to school and home, making me jump out of a moving car. Jason and Freddy To Laura. Tuesday nights at BK. our trip to RS. our rides through Dover, kinky clothes, the prom, all the time we have spent in the BR. rollerskating. Hallow- een — especially this year, being my chauffer, lunchtime. I wanta rock!. Pizza Hut. HA and MA (ha!ha!). Egyptians, 16th party, our mountain climbing. Hyde Park, and everything else we've done for the last 6 years No I didn't forget you Mom. Dad. Mema. and Vivian, thanks for everything!!' To the Class of 88. Good luck and see you in 20 years! 1 Laura Lindsay, of great mind leave George B Ames bathroom, the bump Guy Summer of '87. the mall, a friendship, the rink Kevin H Dangerous corner, most definitely Mike B Did you get lost?” — your so cute Brian M BA class and a great friendship Jannel the day you fell — FUNNY'! Melissa S Check the gas' How? . P-party Shelly N.J . and the sink Lorinda Lets Dance. Orebed. and a Life Preserver, and 'I'm sea sick Jennifer roll of toilet paper. Kevie Todd Fighting match- es and a special friendship. Warren Did I scare you on that calm ride? . 142 ■■I and doing donuts with your car Lisa P: Haunted House. Chip Peter-ugh!. and a weekend with Prince Vachon: Mow'd you do . whiplash, blue jet. mall closed. TUMS . and your adventures You're the greatest eous' My dearest friend Melissa H Halloween night, the rink, ski hill, your bottles'. the bath- room (constantly). IT'S SOAP NOT SHAMPOO!! Thanks for everything My grandparents. I thank you for everything you've done for me Sue. a big THANKS'' Mom. Your the greatest - I LOVE YOU'! To the class of 88 — Good Luck Everyone!' I Leslie L. Cookingham. leave the fu- ture to Floyd Ellis To Laurie M . I leave memories of summer school in the church and trips to Po'town To Mrs Willis I leave the hope that she will have as much fun with her future classes as she had with this year's class I leave my skills in volleyball and track to Dina C I leave my senior privileges to Bub- bles (just don't get caught giving any- one figure eights) To Mr Dates I leave the memories of Course I To all the coaches I leave my thanks for the skills you taught me. especially Mr Vozab I leave Ms Valckeneare the future painful two hour bus rides from Croton I leave my Mom and Dad thanks for helping me through school and for the support they have always given me. I love you To Floyd Ellis I leave the happy times we have shared in the past and look for- ward to our future together. I love you I Ricky Fortgang, must depart to A D VENTURE, leaving to Jessica — a shopping bag, hair spray and a gold medal. Michcell — The 6-mmute com- position. a handshake, may there al- ways be a welcome mat; Pete and Matt — an exasperated look; Tom — a de- gree in education. Ellen — a lavendar convertible. Tammy — graceless, joyful cartwheels. Pat — an unpolluted flower. Shawn — no more bells ever. Boyer — buckets of modesty. Lyman — a deer with a lawyer. Paula — The time does fly . Joy — some purple polka- dotted sneakers; Randy — She's bab- bling. I'd better HELP her ; The Cross- Country Team — Kildonan, ever- present Sugar Ray and Nicholson — I never have to sneeze your cat hair AGAIN!! I Wayne Riddell, leave my brother and sister all the good times ahead To M K I leave Washington Lanes and good luck with M G To R S I leave the golf course and all the good times we had there To R.L. I leave my electrical equipment, you will need it. To L.C. I leave the hallway, stuffed man. snow- man and all the times you beat on me To P M I leave a basketball court and a room at L H U To G R good luck in college and with J.G I Pam Newvine, leave Lisa L. the July 4th car ride and prom night I also leave friendship To Joy C , a sincere thanks for being there when I needed you and 7 years of friendship that I hope contm ues To Todd. Gary. Mike and the rest of the Chemistry class. Chem blowups To Holly. Tara. Tammy and Missy, mem- ories of the awful gym class To Randy L. the memory of forgetting my name at the H.S. Induction To Michcell L . thanks for being a friend To Jeff one more year and to Becky 3 more years To Mom and Dad. thanks for your help — I k ve you. I Danielle Quinn, leave to The botarts oogie, the blow-up Christmas cake, and mint”' J.G.. M G., and J W — many happy memories growing up The Schooners — Thanks for all you've ever done — I love you all! J C. Thanks for being there — I wouldn't have made it without you! Punchy — you're the best friend and brother! — Sea monkey, kill- er. Dairy Queen, and lights m the night — I love you Brandi-Ann and Lisa — I'll always be here for both of you! Mom and Dad — I hope someday you'll un- derstand I love you! Danny — the Mon- te. Easter Sunday 85. New Mexico, the raisins and lock your door! I love you with all my heart and I'm looking forward to our future together Becky — I wish you were here!! I. Kevin Morrison, of great body and mind Leave to E A . R B . J.K., R W the five of us in the back of the car To S D.. B D quarters at eight in the morning. To M E I leave that night with M C at your sister's house talking about the toilet. To the Dutchess Tech crew I leave you guys those terrifying rides to the Tech Center To my sweetheart I leave all my love and a great future with you To my ma and dad I leave my love and thanks for putting up with me To my sister I leave my love and wish you were home I. Lisa Oma Lawrence, leave Pam a great friendship. N Y C.. July 4th. and ice skating. Todd I'm not in a good mood today' , hall draggings and beat mg me up Gary: CHICKEN, the snotty waitress leave a tip! Joy good memories Wendy interesting bus rides, and Dopey. Rugi. Rich F . etc. Lisa B soccer. Victory Camp and bugs. Cripple , and 13 years of friendship Randy I don't have chicken legs! Pat a tow chain, jumper cables, and a gasket Tm a Jinx! Jim 10 more years of Webutuck Louie: LaCucaracha' Miss V : Thanks for everything Jennifer G.: birthday parties, hall draggings Leslie: our soccer dance Mom and Dad Thanks! The class of '88 — Good Luck I. Vernon Schrom, m great body and no mind leave Webutuck with a John Deere in the parking lot To M H I leave our modified 1988 flathead. and. the fair of 87 To L M I leave all the great times at SMF and the rides to school To SR. all the fun times riding To my little sister, my parking spot, and have fun. and good luck in your years left at Webutuck To DS good luck with Brad To Mom and Dad. thanks for putting up with me for all these years. I couldn't have made it without you I love you guys To Alice I leave a special place in my heart which will always love you Remember all the great times m S P Always remember the fairs of 86 and 87 I'll always love you For Mr 0.1 leave my hat off to you pal Good luck to the class of 88 I. Tammy Marcou, leave to Michelle summers, weekends, holidays, caffeine, chill pills, dares. Mass Pike, and Lewis Love ya like a sister. Babe, and get some Sleep' To Sierra: the beach, the New G. inches, dances, and a prop- osition Be easy on the kids. Sis To Choque dynness. the deli (Babe') and Library. NYC. nothing, nobody and Are you really9 To Krissie Bugeyes. dances, a splash (or three), and don't forget to pray To Tootsie: bootcamp, the movies. Quassy, and a bazooka To Ydnak a surprise', NYC. and a skill crane To Miss V: many many Thanx To Andre and Becky the future To Frank thanx for Everything To Mom and Dad Love ya both' I Shawn Murphy, being of slow mind, and deteriorated body bequeath the fol- lowing To Jon B. So what9 To Artie B udubayudubayu'. and glue remov- er. To John C.. a crash helmet, and the corner of the AP building To John L . a manual How to Pass Properly In A Car , and a perfect 360 To Juan C . 2 hours at Macy's, a field hockey stick, and a knife for the bending To Tom R . a hairbrush To Randy L . some respon- sibility To Jessica W a picture To Michcell L.. Shut Up! , and other un- deserved insults To Ricky F . peace To Mr H . stundum Conn To Mr Riemer. my chemistry labs and something green, glowing, and radioactive To eve- ryone after us. a legacy that you cannot hope to meet To Ma and Dad. my deepest love and thanks I. Tom Ryan, leave to Bones a comb and a business, (college9) To Bags a pair of pants, driving lessons, a pair of ears and GOOD LUCK! To Barry I leave the Porsche and a slippery ride to AP with 300 TD on my forehead Slim fish- ing off L I (I hope you like Syracuse and the cold North Country) Randy a bun- dle of Joy and a pack of firecrackers Cahill a corner of the Thorn Building Conklin post patches and trouble with Jose Pete and Matt POWER' RR de- mos and a pilots license Mr Reagon a florescent tie Mrs Reagon. a paper I owe J.G English spy flicks T K a dead shark E.H an extra turn RNP a new car and toupee To the class of '891 leave a hard act to follow To Webutuck I leave i Michael J. Humbert, of sound body and no mind leave Webutuck with a toast To my best friend Pete C all our partying and many more to come Ver- non S our 1988 Flatbed Brian D good luck as a Marine Semper Fi Kevin M our great line in English Lenny and Shelly good luck to both of you Beth Steve best of luck to you both Joe K our so called trip to Lets Dance To David, my little brother. I wish you a good life in Webutuck Stay out of trou- ble To Pearson, one pack of Redman Thanks for everything To Mom and Dad. I leave my love and appreciation Thanks for putting up with me I love you both Ann. a place in my heart You're very special I love you this much and more I, Laurie Mitton, leave the following things to Leah (Froggie) thanks for the great friendship we've shared To Deb bie remember pulling me up the chair lift by my hood? Won't ever get rid of the Wally Wagon To Chris good luck with Robert Lormda I leave George Greg rockin m the tuit lets bolt To Dina thanks for a great friendship To Leslie don't forget summer school and PO- town every day To Michelle I leave the Celtics and Rush To Rick and Bob the fun time we had at my birthday party To Mark H won't forget your parties Tony B remember your grandfather s pond Mom and Dad thanks for eve- rything. To Vance I leave the great memories we've shared I'll always love vou. I. Christine Cahill, leave Webutuck ear ly To Debi S I leave an everlasting friendship, a dead Buick. Hess's, a cli- ent attack George It can only hap- pen to us! Huh Best of luck with B.J.H and Phili To L M I leave parties, laugh- ter and a bad temper — take care I leave M E hanging on to a big bone, she'll be alright Always remember the F M concert. Sammy, and the old farm — Hurry Up Hey Angelia. what doin9 Here's to a great friendship , our memorable trip to the city (rockin at the Hard Rock), the best of times at Gilps. and a new future at the bachelor pad May the Sube live forever To K C, my Bud. a gumball is god-carry on Take care of J K To G T . R S . C R . R K . and T . you have great friends, chow By-by Susie-Hole To Mom. Dick. Dad. and Mema. I leave all my love and thanks for everything Amanda, your next! And finally. Robert, there is so much to say The last 2 years have been so special — what comes next? I Love You! Eric Ackerman Kristy Adams Lisa Babbitt Artie Bagomolny Linda Barlow Chris Benjamin Lionel Bowser Jon Boyer Rob Boyles Chris Cahill John Cahill Jr. Randy Carpentier Joy Ciferri John Conklin Leslie Cookingham Leah Dean Brian Demarais Shelly Demarais Bo Earley Michele Erwin Ellen Flanagan Ricky Fortgang Michelle Galgano Jennifer Geisler Barry Gilpin Warren Gordon Izettia Hafford Melissa Hayes Mike Humbert Antonius Inge Torius Inge Joe Killmer Mike Kormendy Lorna Kimball Lisa Lawrence Ron LeJeune Michcell Leverton Laura Lindsay Vachon Lindsay Randy Longhenry John Lyman Todd MacNeil Tammy Marcou Paul Millius Laurie Milton Kevin Morrison Shawn Murphy Pam Newvine Lisa Parker Danielle Quinn Wayne Riddell GarV Rockwood Tom Ryan Melissa Schooner Vernon Schrom Robert Senecal Debi Strickland Lorinda Swart Jessica Warren