Windham Ashland Jewett Central School - Wajerian Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1988 volume:

WINDHAM - ASHLAND IEWETT CENTRAL SCHOOL Windham, N.Y. ,,,- X IQ TABLE OI- CONTENTS . . FACULTY AND STAFF ..... SENIGRS ..... SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES ..... CLASSES .......... ADVERTISEMENTS ............ 'SL-W.: A . Page 6 Page16 Page 26 Page 52 Page 68 n U 0 u ff Q I THIS WAY PLEASE fl K F2 7 KM 9-1- if ar 5. 5 t' -Lf ., 'L Q iv f fl, '. Q j p., ,' .g : 1 5.59, E gf! X ' X -xi 'gy ' Q isis if 229 J' 4r 4 1 ,R A. - .1 1 . 5 ,l .'ggl lint' 5' wif' 4' .5 in m W, ,I 1 1 N-m.....,V: 3 DEDIC TED DAVIS It's hard to imagine WAI without Mr. Davis - he's been here for 28 years! During that time he's been a 5th grade teacher, cross-country ski coach and flag corps organizer. No student in the last 28 years will for- get Mr. Davis or his 5th grade trip to Sherburne. We thank him for being our teacher, advisor and friend. We wish him luck and many snowy win- ters for White Birches. LEONARD VINING Mr.Vining has been head custo- dian at WAJ for 22 years. Through- out those years he has built tables, repaired windows, insulated walls, polished floors, plowed walks and done a thousand other things to keep WAJ running like a top. After every vacation you could always count on coming back to school and finding everything looking like new, because Mr.Vining always treated everything as if it were his own. We thank him for all he's done and for always being there when we needed him. We wish him good luck in his retirement and no more hassles. AM Ever close in Mind and heart No further away than a picture. A smile or remembered phrase, our loved ones live in memory - so close in so many ways. For how often does a sunset bring nostalgic thoughts to mind of moments that our loved ones shared in days now left behind! How often has a flower or a crystal autumn sky brought golden recollections of happy days gone by! Yes, memory has a magic way of keeping loved ones near - ever close in mind and heart are the ones we hold most dear. Marjorie Frances Ames CHRISTOPHER DR M News Y TTH 5. --fwfr b . K m .L.L N, iilfh .Y . K, Rfk? wx, X 'ti Charlotte Sawyer M. Matthew Murray Ronald Pisano ' ' ' incipal ' Superintendent Building Pr Guidance Counselor F m e ,if es t Board of Education: Larry Tompkins - Pres., Tom Hitchcock, Brian Christman. t 6 I anice Loftus Bob Kerns 1 'N-0 W, v x ,IN A ,x 1 iw 5 I 1 WN I 1 llSl1NiI1HISQ I311iJI,r1-vusli, Hill luiwc km- Bolm Cross 'I r.111sporta1im1 Supvrvisor Clarvncv Souix- Chief fV1l'LI1dl1iC N111 gi qi lim km-rs 10.111111- K: .L1, 1 ...- Helen Nick MQW' x Q05 . W? gr 5 1514! 1.111-1vri.1S1.111. lcliv lrlsuii, Margy Mc N.1l1,Cil11-ryl l.1rsm-11, Nurs-vii U1-lo11g Custodinnsz If-o11.1rf1Vii1ii1g, lowc-llVii1ing L. KK t s Clare-luv Soulv, Row 2: Bob Cross, M.1r Hoyt. 7 .-Q. 1,1 f Bus Drivm-rs: Iowvll Vining, l7i.1111- livrgquist W BI.1i1c11-11, Ul1ll11'B1llK1'I, lv1'ApIii1.Rc1w 4: M.1ri11 Thc1i11ps11i1, Nnmiy 111110, Pimluref Almvm-1 Carol TEACHERS Stephanie Rapp - ist Grade, Liz Dewell - 2nd Grade, losephine Zwoboda f 2nd Grade, Eugenie Brignoli - ist Grade, Cyndi LaPierre - Kindergarten, Maria Constantinides f Kindergarten. George Davis - Math, Shelly Schoof - Math, Shirley Breigle - Business, Hank Natterer f Science, lohn Valenti f Science, Robert Ferris - Computers. Theresa Monteleone - 6th Grade, Mag Kavanaugh - 4th Grai Karen Conover - 4th Grade, Sally Nelson f 3rd Grade, Ted Davis 5th Grade, Marie Smith - Sth Grade. Ellen O'Rourke Y Science 8 Hamilton Mason f Social Studies. james Starr - Social Studies, Robert Bentley - So Studies, David Dearing f English, Marvin Deats - E lish, Michael Raso - English, Dolores Chimato - Sp ish, Susan Dearing - French. ,.., ' f., My it 4 , asian Helen Clinton - Resource Room William O'Connell - Technology if if if Fm-Ay Ruth Hayner - Physical Education, Susan Mattice - Vocal Music, Anthony Kropilak Eleangf Raymond v Remedial Math Aide Art, Claudia Verga - Home Career Skills, lay Laveroni A Physical Education Karen Thiessen - Remedial Reading Audrey Gould Psychologist Richard Fournier Instrumental Music Irene Hunt f Treasurer Laura Blanden rrr,, , U Bridget Tompkins i Nurse awww. Vining - T Diane Assistants Marcia Drum of N ' Carolyn Hillis - Speech Specialist Audrey Gould f Psychologist VBS 'R Do you remember this? Wasn't it fun? On Friday, May 15, students in grades 7-12 and teachers had a pic- nic and barbecue during 6th, 7th and 8th periods. The picnic was the reward for the students' successful completion of Let's Make A Deal. For 7 days running, 9O0fo of the stu- dents in 80070 of the classes came to class prepared. Let s hear it for being prepared for class. 3 t : Nw Q L, ' , 'Q Y Kwfif' Qi I fn., 3 Food, Food Food Whether it's good or had, students at WAI spend a lot of time eating food or F thinking about it - Mmm Mmm Good! I .1 W s af was Q L lt's down the hall and tothe right! ??f'1 an JMX, 'g ' ,af ' , W y, ,,, .L ., 3 s WVVV W ssyi A ' Mwwwwm L,.,, 161 lr l r . , 'M'T,3'- , Q., ,W ,,,f Splish, splash, I was tkin' a bath . . . This year Spanish Club students had a car wash and sold cookies to raise money for the visit of Spanish ex- change students fromAstorga in the province of Leon. The highlight of their visit was a trip to Niagara Falls. VVAl students can't wait to complete the exchange by going to Spain in Feb- ruary! gow s Viva el intercambio con Espana' , is 'VY V ,',' if I ge, Wm . . 44 I is , I ff A QA gg jeff 1 'H' A -1 1' My ff J, : ' 21? :q,,Qf, mg, gg a f 4 4 T7 if ' if Y H 1-fig fk'k ,awww I I w 'H Spanish Exchange Students: Row 1: Maria Teresa, Elena, Eva, Ernesto. Row 2: Sonia, Maria, Elisa. Row 3: Mercedes, julia Maria, lose Antonio, Isabel, Maria Dolores, Ana Belen, Santiago. Absent: Maria jesus. Teach- er: Senora Fernandez. I5 Q ii' is Make i W-w.ms.4' -. . R' ,w V . Q, Jw 5- 1 , . Q ' 5 V Q9 'M 1 1 , . ff. . 1 . 'H-' I 'vi -.,. 331' if :E-if ,gg i New i 12th Grade Officers: I. Bergquist - Pres.p 1. Partridge - V. Pres.g T. Thorp Sec.g K. Lawyer - Treas.g E. Regan - St. Council Rep. e Nii- 1 .4 . .....wfg 3 1 - if 5111, 1 fi, H k .N .:ff1'1 X . - . ia- - M - ,. ., . ggi.. , Q., W. 4 fy , 1 fi .pififfr 'i iizx ' fi? ' - 35 s Q . ga X X X X E iz? X X 5 S K 3 s R A 5 v R521 Y 2 X 1 Q E k. o- V P' -fi f iff - ...ff fb SENIDR ACTIVITIES KURT BERGMAN Berk What a long strange trip it's been. ' tGrateful Deadl Soccer 3, 4, Skiing 3, 4. IEAN M. BERGQUIST Berk Here l go again on my own, going down the only road I've ever known, like a Senior l was born to walk alone, but I've made up my mind, I ain't wasting no more time, so here l go again. tWhitesnakeJ Soccer 4, Skiing 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Class Pres. 4, Prom Comm., Lady - jr. Prom. CARRERAS and all you see is all your life will Christopher Columbus Newspaper 2, 3. Some say it's better, but l say it ain't, l'd rather laugh with the sinners, than cry with the saints, The sinners are much more fun. Only the good die young. tBilly loell W.A.C.O. 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Brain Game 3, 4. NICHOLAS IAKOWIW Slicky Every breath you take and every move you make, I'll be watching you. tPoliceJ Skiing 1-4, Tennis 2, Soccer 4, Baseball 4. MARK E. IOSEFSBERG The wave of the future is coming and there is no fighting it. fAnne Morrow Lindbergh, Transferred from Hudson High and Palm Beach High School: Yearbook 1, 4, Chorus 2, Photo Club 1-3, Newspaper 1, Surfing 2, Agriculture 2, Media Club 3, 4, Teacher's Aide 3, U.S.A.A. Art Award. TINA MARIE KNOX Every ending carries with it the possibility of a new beginning. tDorothy Enkel Softball 1-4, Bowling 1-4, French Club 1, Soccer Comm., S.C. Rep. 3. may be running out of steam, We're acting on a hunch and we'lI be acting out a dream. fBonnie Tylerl Soccer 35 S.C. Rep. 1, 25 Spanish Club 1-45 Prom Comm.5 Rotary Exchange Student 4. KATHERINE ANNE LAWYER Kathy Always do the best you can, no matter where you are or what you are doing. Basketball 1-45 Softball 1-45 Media Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 1-45 Prom Comm.5 Class Treas. 1, 45 S.C. Alternate 35 Project Perfect Basketball 3. IOHN MCGOWAN Iammin lust a song before I go, a lesson to be learned traveling twice the speed of sound, It's easy to get burned. tCrosby, Stills and Nashl Soccer 1-45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 45 Golf 15 Skiing 1, 2. ELAINE MCNULTY Squeaks, Mc, Mom f'Tearin it up goin' down the track, Gonna fly so high, I might never come back, If things get tough, you can count me in, 'Cause if you play the game, you've gotta play to win. tBryan Adamsl Cheerleading 1-45 N.H.S. 2-45 Class Pres. 1-35 S.C. Pres. 35 S.C. Sec. 2, 45 S.C. Treas. 25 Chorus 1-45 Spanish Club 1-45 Yearbook 3, 45 Prom Comm.5 Baseball Scorekeeper 15 All-County Chorus 1, 2, 45 W.W.A.A.H.S.S. FRANCOISE METZMEYER Now I speak English, hablo espanol tambien, je n'oublie pas mon francais, aber mein Deutsch ist weitI Student from France5 Skiing 45 Tennis 45 here, As if had to Soccer 1-45 Basketball 15 Skiing 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2. ERICA LYNN REGAN Freak Everything I do and say, In your eyes is always wrong. Tell me where do I belong, In this sick society. tOzzy Osbournel Chorus 1, 2, 45 French Club 1-45 S.C. Rep. 45 Drama 4. BETH ROBINSON Goofy ' You can't find the rainbow5 till after the rain, and you can't share the joy, 'till you've weathered the pain, for life is a blending of laughter and tears, that brings love and meaning to all our years. Transferred from Hunter-Tannersville5 Yearbook 1, 3, 45 Photographer 1, 3, 45 Theater 1, 2. DANIEL M. RODRIGUEZ Rico Want to get somewhere in life? Speak softly and carry a big stick! tTeddy Rooseveltl Soccer 3, 45 Baseball 45 Basketball 4. PATRICIA SCH LOSSER Patti Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you the wings of the future, for I have them. Ueffersl Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1. TRACEY ELLEN THORP Twerp There are two worlds: the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we feel with our hearts and imagination. fLeigh Huntj Softball 2-45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Class Sec. 2-45 Cosmetology Sec. 45 Prom Comm. MARCI HELENA TOMPKINS Hipps, Skins-it . It's hard living life on this always always down, and this could much round, round dream so it The Way e Were WW! Q. Q w....f Ml M1 Ml Ml! Are these from Avon, Mom? Guess which hand? 'N wi Here comes . . . with the baby carriage! . , elee I need new cleats, Ma! o Q ' 1 ,,,,,, 20 Where are my pom-poms? This is the first and last book I'lI ever read! Where's my guitar? my Q5 Q l, ,, or Q t , rg it W' at 5 , V, r .- u r ff' 'N i Cover Girl My first Pooh Bear D d I hear PARTY? 'X , r fin. z. g -- -v 31 'fi 4 af ' 5' in or t ororo i . i Q. i 5 i Ulf K: sf 4.H.h0 xl.A,1 he -f-' Windburn already? Higher, I AO Pasa7 Like me better now Scott? ., - it ,t ljgf, ' - f, V, .. - H , gf tv' . ., L. 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V, ,,,, 1 ,. ,q ui a JA Efif' . , 1.2, ' it 1,1 I lean Bergquist leaves her brother Tim to Renee Lawyer 1 W -s fm rr ' Dina Carreras leaves her curly brown hair to Anna All 1 A Carlovich fix , ' l .l ily 1 ' Diane DuBois leaves her tent, shadow W2 and all the fun W times to Sugar T 9, g -W W Brian Garvey leaves the Friday morning piano playing of the Z , m 1 if L Alma Mater to Cynthia i ' ' Brian Hammel leaves his bad habit to jeffrey DuBois f 3 4 john Hoyt leaves his sarcasm to David West - - ' Nick lakowiw leaves his rades to his sister gi 3 Mark losefsburg leaves Claudine O'Toole her stupid choc- 'iy Q, Q Q olate factory 7 i, Qi T Will Kropilak leaves nothin to nobody I y 1 Q A Michelle Larsen leaves Gaiby G. and Laura D. her bad iz, , - 4 ' 1 attitude: Anna C. her locker and Krissy D. her Chevette 's Kathy Lawyer leaves her center position to Renee 4 l ' Elaine McNulty leaves her pom-poms fand a new kneel to If M T . , Rachel Tompkins as 1 ' Qjenny Partridge leaves lanelle her car A IV ig arty Rappleyea leaves his motorcycle to Danny Martin 'rica Re an leaves her homework to her sister Deborah Qigtgf K y 1 52 - Roiinson leaves Mr. Dearing and the Drama Club gljffgf G 1 y with many memories S T, ' Danny Rodriguez leaves the effect he has on women to j L Q . Dan M. and john Z. .T ,j Patty Schlosser leaves her sister Tara the strength to finish 'C' School If Tracey Thorp leaves her hydraulic chair and her patience ,fl S S L with cosmetology class to Cindy laeger jf is Marci Tompkins leaves a great senior year to Deni. C ' L the best in life to her brothers .gg Scott Vining leaves his starting position in goal 7? :55vn !'.f Qff 'yi' T Devlin 7 , S ' it A ylyr 3 if , The Seniors leave WAI with many good memori 1 ' . 1 e, . gli . .fit . lookin forward to the fut re with ntici at' t . l ,-.,s, 2 ' lil- l . -. .-,. S U 3 P ... 2 ' Af. 2 'N-X, if ..- ' s't V ,.,, + as . f,f t I ll fl 2-Xl X, y .,r.,,,gf2s':rff s.gss 5 1 W, , a isr' T N' . an -gift -N.. , . 1, A , V ,,1, ,- If lr'- SENIOR AMBITIONS Twenty years from now, where will be? Long Island? t will we be doing? s take a glimpse into the future. Will we see... Bergman as an agent in the Drug Enforcement Agency on Bergquist as head Veterinarian at the Meadowlands? Carreras as a poet philosopher and musician? DuBois as a top executive at IBM? Garvey as manager and owner of his own chain of hotels? Hammel working for NASA, test flying new aircraft? Hoyt anywhere but in Windham? Nick lakowiw as a naval pilot flying F-14 tomcats? Mark losefsberg teaching art to elementary students? Tina Knox as an accountant for a firm in NYC? in Hawaii? Kropilak as a ski instructor in the Alps? Lajoff as one of the top lawyers in the country? Larson gone? Lawyer happily married and teaching somewhere in NY? McNulty married and teaching first grade? Metzmeyer back in America, but not as a student? Partridge as a top R.N. at Albany Med? Rappleyea as a high-ranking officer in the Marines, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for genetic head imagineer of Walt Disney Produc- and not ln Windham? journeyman in cabinetry and furniture? cosmetologist and partner of married and traveling around the world? coach for the NY Mets? e at all in Windham? 1 Amd, n' W L Wifkefd, M fofgef f e Jummer o 296 QQLNJL lfla Jim gfml you mme f 'MJ JAM an ape we a wayg Nell .4 Illia in ffl' H' WL!! e made if ouf ahve. llfulzaf . . . .4ur,9ri.4e Jwloyf XL S JJf .45 6 3 L Q' J -gal f QD' , 9 0 . J sg grica and fibina A0 ln, gow! uc , we foue y ! f Le C eibeoa, onia, ealz . . -74 1 jenny I9 ana! Qbina, .9,m reaffy going fo mi you guy . Ilan 5 for Leing gf .n an gum? greaf frienclgi oo fuck al 9 J fuel! in the puturggzlrgeddinq fave' Q0j'5 ou guyz. on fw t e Mme gbianne Z? lb 'ff J -9 won 2 'Q e Milla ' loves ac without 'iw' you,re a greuf frien anal .9 wonyf forgef you. om! fume in wlzafeuer you Jo. .Anna 24 ll Jain 41,09 5 Zi,,,,1 U X! ,9' A f ' f' . 5' I, ! 5. 0 jo the yeal'LO0L jf U L. , 3A f J greaf friencl an flzjnlfa goo A L! fm! M 0, W E' miaallyou Leep in fouc fave afwaw ,ibianne KX Jwlfz X74 A gl, Cibegoralz, o v , 421719 Me JA youve Leen a reaf fzeealaf he Wgefz J 9 g afffge I ZW- fememge Jiafer. .9 mi.4.4 you. Q?f!6ff4JlZz!Z4Q11lj'Jfrg. fave, ' Ouf M We an . rica ibanny 3 in 9071110 eaf yOU HQX lille O l,UCltC auf I'lCll'l mann 3 anL5 !or your lie la an J cl ollucl' on nexf yeara oo f y flan lgoaal lgomper. wilfully clonyf we Jo if . gfaine in flue roadn we!! begun ia Ian, Jolzn, WiLe, clone :Danny Warfy .ileaaf fave, Wr5. jLanL5 for Aging Wie -gmifl' fllere for me. fave ya ' gabriefa SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES THE WARRIORS -is YR ,S A W VARSITYSOCCER if nw 1-fr 9' ' ' -.gil .. 'Q ,C A t '.,f' I ,tl W. , ki? X Y Www- ,f -1 'Q A wi , Q, ph 'E W' 14.1-1 , ff ,. f ,Y L Boys: Row 1: I. Perkowsky, 1. Zelker, D. Martin, P. Varelas, W. Kropilak. Row 2: D. Martin, R. Knolhoff, N. lakowiw, W. German, T. Lopez, D. West. Row 3: K. Bergman, I. MCC-owan, D. Rodriguez, S. Vining, B. Hammel, D. VanEt- ten, M. Drum, G. Cross, F. Dart, M. Rappleyea, Coach Laveroni. Girls: Row 1: C. Fasano, D. Lawrence, D. Barber, W. LaVecchia, T. Haines, C. Creech, C. O'TooIe. Row 2: Coach Hayner, B. Lindine, M. Tompkins, K. Chichester, B. Fredrick- son, R. Lawyer, R. Tompkins, D.Ferris. i i i i i i I K 3 x MODIFIED SOCCER nm. ..,...,, , ...,,, 3, nga. libs Boys: Row 1: D. Young, C. Decker, R. Poock, R. Alison, D. Fasano, D. Gildersleeve, M. Hitchcock, S. Meslin, S. West. Row 2: B. Neumeister, M. Nicholls, A. Adams, B. Loftus, 1, Creech, j. Garbarino, C. Tompkins, C. Flynn, Coach Adair. Girls: Row 1: I. Partridge, A. Ferguson, E. Canfield, S. Can- field, S. lakowiw, M. Mallory, R. Hitchcock, T. Deats. Row 2 Coach Bentley, C. LoPresti, A. Lancaster, T. Gannon, K Knolhoff, A. Bentley, M. McCullar, M. Muth, C. Mulley, M Lanzet, B. Savage. ' VE 75-Qi .1 .E I ' - ' -1 SENIOR BALL Another class of '88 first, the Se- nior Ball was held at Xenia on Feb- ruary 19. A snow storm postponed it for a week, but despite that eve- ryone had a good time. Good food, good music and good friends. What else do you need to have a ball? ,ff 30 THANKS AND GOOD-BYE WE'LL MISS YOU BUT WE WON'T FORGET YOU. A few years ago we dedicated our yearbook to joe Duncan, our long-time friend and photographer from Ramark-Varden. Boy, are we glad we did! Unfortunately, had we waited, joe wouldn't have been around to see it. joe took pictures at WAI for fif- teen years and always made a spe- cial point to come to Windham, even though we're a small school. We wonder if our yearbooks will ever be as good as they were without loe's pictures. joe also al- ways had encouraging words and helpful hints for our budding, young photographers. But we won't miss only joe the photog- rapher, we'll also miss joe the per- son who always had a smile and warm hello for all of us. Q W '74, Y 9115 , D 4.7 UH Aff t.: Nicholas fi fa ,, if ' 351' ? Q 1, rec, f Q K QA 4 S 1 WV fu, , if-1? W1 X 1 , ,nhf 5 is Marci Helena Tompkins Qi vff aw . , 5-,ax . wi! H l W' --sn i Scott E. Vining ,.-M' 2D .511 mf if y 'Mm 'K 1 L , fx '4 4f , 0 'N- 5 Q , ,, 'SM aw l The Science Club was dormant this year waiting for the return of the better half of the Valenti Team. They're look- ing forward to a Whale Watch and other activities for next year. The WACOS lost one of their valiant leaders this year, but Mr. Dearing is on the lookout for someone crazy enough to take Mr. Durgin's place. The WACOS did manage a night ski- ing trip to Deer Run and a WACO time was had by all. 34 WILD WAY Science Club: Row 1, B. Tuttle, M. Euchler, T. Haines, D. Scarey, A. Karlovich, D. Gildersleeve, ' ' dine Barber, D. Regan, M. McCullar, T. Gannon, T. Schlosser. Row 2, D. VanEtten, E. Poock, B. Lin , Anderson, S. VanEtten, E. Karazim, C. Creech, L. Decker, D. Lawrence, C. Loftus, G. Gooss, T. Row 3, D. West, Mr. Valenti, B. Simmons. WACO: Row 1, I. Creech, 1. Devlin, M. Drum, T. Gannon, D. Martin, B. Lindine. Row 2, E. Poock, Karazim, C. Creech, D. Lawrence, D. VanEtten, D. Gildersleeve. Row 3, C. Loftus, W. Kropilak, I. Hoy D. West. E ff' - .f-' MN-Qi J ,.,..f COREY BAKER On january 17 Wind- ham was proud to have one of its students, Corey Baker, in the World Cham- pionship Snowmobile Der- by. Traveling all the way to Eagle River, Wisconsin to participate, Corey, driving his Ski Doo Formula MX, competed against many others to triumph finally and become the junior World Champion. A world champion from WAI - it's almost unbelievable. But lots of hard work on the part of Corey and his par- ents made it happen. CONGRATULATIONS, COREY! EVA KA RAZIM It isn't often that a school the size of Wind- ham produces a state champion. WAI was very fortunate this year to have Eva Karazim win the girls slalom at the Empire State Games in Lake Placid on February 28. Eva beat a field of 80 racers including some of the best female racers in New York state. Her vic- tory was all the more special because she won so convincingly - by two seconds! CON- GRATULATIONS, EVA! ATTAWAY, COREY AND EVA 35 N Row 1: E. Pitti, T. Moore, D. Barber, C, Decker. Row 2: C. Garvey, M Hitchcock, S. Canfield, E. Canfield Row 3: G. Gooss, 1. Northrop, W Kropilak, C. Ferguson, R. Moore, A Morse, L. Langdon, S. Post, R Hitchcock, I .5 0 ,,,,, v il J -J CHORUS if-v NAv l Elementary Chorus: Row l: A, Cooke, M. Blain, D. Banks, P. Petrou, I. Kerns, C. llynn, S. Hall, I. Gonzales, L. Lewis. Row 2: B. Malachuk, E. Agan, D. Waterman, A. Potter, S. Kerns, K. Dedrick, H. Partridge, M. Deubler, M. Scarey. Row 3: I. Lane, P. Rappleyea, D. Morse, C. Soule, I. Ball, D. Neumeister, 1. Post, 1. Do- novan, A. Hitchcock, R, Larsen, K. Hitchcock, D. Munz, R. Tumasella. Senior High Chorus: Row 1: I. Northrop, E. McNulty, 1. Partridge. Row 2: B. Simmons, S. Soule, V. Decker, R. Lawyer. Row 3: H, Sim- mons, T. Haines, E. Regan. lunior High Chorus: Row l: S. Canfield, C Garvey, T. Deats, K. Garraghan, M. Hitchcock B. Savage, l. Partridge. Row 2: R. Hitchcock, M Muth, K, Vanvalkenburgh, A. Bentley, M, Mala lory, E. Pitti, A. Ferguson, E. Canfield. Row 3: R Allison, D. Young, S. West, K, Knolhoff. 39 SKI TEAM f X X 4' h Xu 4 ' XXX k 1 fg u J1 MZ , . My 1-J 1 1 1 Wai ' Q. A f -E f f 92 1 P 1 IA X ' I X H ' ' X 7 , xx . H .L Ar- A 2 I 1 40 The White ay -J N. . A Ski Team Members: Row 1: C. Decker, A. Lancaster, S. Iakowiw, F Metzmeyer, W. LaVecchia, D. Lawrence, T. Gannon, C. Fasano, G. C-ooss,l jeffrey, Coach Dave Dearing. Row 2: 1. Bergquist, I. Creech, 1. Perkowsky, C Loftus, T. Moore, D. Gildersleeve, W. Kropilak, C. McGowan, D. Martin, M Drum, D. Martin, D. Fasano, E. Poock. Row 3: S. Vining, S. Maley, E. Karazim M. Lewis, D. Barber, 1. Garbarino, 1. Creech, R. Poock, B. Loftus. .,,,..-v 2' . .. 41 Student Council Officers: Row1:E.McNulty- Sec., C. Creech. Row 211. Partridge - V. Pres., C. Loftus - Pres., E. Karazim f Treas., Mr. Mason - advisor. Student Council Of- ficers this year con- tinued to run the Fri- day morning assem- olies and to handout Athlete-of-the Week awards. They tried to instill more spirit in the singing of the Al- ma Mater by having a different class lead it each week. Did it work? A highlight of their year was a working lunch at Garbarino's! Media Club members took a trip to Albany this year to the Egg at the Empire State Plaza to see a Sherlock Holmes play. 42 l'lOnOl' Society: Row 1: C. Loftus, R. Lawyer. Row 2: B. Garvey - V. Pres., D. Ferris, D. VanEtten - Treas. Row 3: E. McNulty - Pres., Mr. Valenti f advisor, B. Tompkins. Media Club: Row 1. s. vanmten, T. schlosser, c. O'Toole. Row 2. B. Lindine, K. chichester, H. Devlin, H. Simmons. Row 3: S. Northrop, B. Murray, C. Newcomb, V. Decker, S. Soule, S. Garraghan, M. Euchler. Row 4: B. Blain, K. Bergman, I. Thorington, R. Mower, D. Kojac. 'HB ! n the jungle ' ' 0 u t, out brief Candle. Life is but a poor player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more! BASEBALL Row 1: C. Tompkins, I. Perkowsky, 1. Zelker, T. Drum, R. 5 , g X Knolhoff, M. Rappleyea, T. Lopez, P. Varelas. Row 2: D. VanEt- T ten, M. Drum, 1. Hoyt, S. Vining, 1. Meehan, C. Baker, D. Martin, MV- A E. Hoyt, R. Drum, Coach Laveroni. . ni. N , M . . Yuan' The 1987 baseball season ended with a 4-7 record. But with only three Seniors grad- uating, Coach Laveroni is looking for a great season in '88. Let's go, boys! E. 3 va 9, '-. 'WY at or . 3 at--W.-,YW , - sz , ...F .K K ., ,, GFTBALL Row 1: D. Ferris, R. Lindine, T. Haines, C. Creech, G. Gooss, T. Muth, 1. Par1ridge,l. Bergquist. Row 2: M. Euchler, B. Tuttle, M. Deats, K. Decker, R. Lawyer, K. Lawyer, T. Knox. Row 3: 1. Northrop, V. Decker. ...Wy , ,I A ,ssc we , T2 ' ff, adsrif. . , ,, ,.., 4, The softball team's record this year under Ms. Hayner was just under 500. lt was overall a very good season with only a few goof- ups now and then. With only two seniors leaving the team lTamara Muth and Kelly Deckerl, Ms. Hayner will be looking for good things next year - on the top of the list, a spot at Sectionals. CL W 1 fm., .4 W .. .V AW 1 WAl's first all night prom . .. 6:00-8:00 dinner by joe Flynnp plenty of food and plenty of talk. 8:00-12:00 dancing - a new band - some weird music M- but we all danced anyway. 9:30 announcement of the court - lots of smiles. 12:00 and now the moment we were all waiting for - THE CORONATION!! 12:15 we made our way to the locker rooms g time to take off the monkey suits and get into something comfortable. 12:30-3:00 videos to fall asleep by or one to keep you awake forever. 3:00-6:00 more dancing with a Dj if you could sleep and dance at the same time - bodies crashed everywhere. 6:00 drag those bodies out from under the tables - time for breakfast sponsored and cooked by the Windham Rotary - Thanks Rotary - boy were we hungry. 7:00 time to go home and crawl into bed. We Survivedl? . .. 46 King: Danny Rodriguez Queen: Michelle Larsen Prince: Marty Rappleyea Princess: jenny Partridge May 23, 1987, Windham Country Club Band: Clockworks Crown Bearers: Stacy Edwards, Kristen Hitchcock, E. 1. Sherman, Billy Goulston. Boys' Court: Scott Vining, Will Kropilak, Greg Krystallis. Girls' Court: Elaine McNulty, Sandy Hartzel, lean Bergquist. Honored Guests: Mr. and Mrs. George Davis DREAM 47 TENNIS Seated: L. Decker, W. LaVecchia, I. Kakaletris, Kneeling: C. Loftus, S. Maley, B. Loftus, Middle: Coach Bentley, P. Gannon, D. Law- renceg Top: E. Karazim. The Windham tennis team was tied for second place in the league in the 1987 tennis season. They practiced and played their matches at the Elm Ridge Bath and Tennis Club with the help of jimmy Brab- azon and Coach Bentley. The top five players of the team were: Pat Gi- ordano, Chris Loftus, Eva Karazim, Shane Maley and Brian Loftus. The other players played exhibition matches during the season. In the Section IV Tournament Chris Loftus went to the semi-finals. In the league tournament, Eva Karazim won the girls' championship and Eva and Irene Kakaletris won the girls' doubles championship. The WAI team is looking forward to bringing home the league championship next year. 1' if I El! 'VFWFQYQL ' L 1 7 i 1 ' . Sk I git:- ' x ., -I XFN s. 'SQ Q9 1532? is W , gfx- N csfkffx, . I 5 I Q 2-as wx- ' ' W - J esp. .1 I ,, - . ' f V ' - fl-. Q' WE G0 OUR SElEA?AT 1 stc cc sit s N.-my K V' Francoise Metzmeyer - Rotary Exchange Student from France fi hug, Debbie Lasoff - Rotary Exchange Student to Mexico E WAYS Francoise, where did you finish yesterday? Francoise, are we hav- ing French today? Francoise, come teach our class when Mrs. Dearing is absent. All year long you could hear the above questions in the hall. Francoise was a real asset to our school - she was on the ski team and the tennis teamg she taught Mrs. Dearing's French classes on occasiong and she taught French to Mrs. Brignoli's first grade. You could al- ways count on Francoise for a smile and a laugh. We're sorry for misspelling her name so many times - no, we don't think she's a boy! We'll miss her, but some of us hope to see her next year - en France! MERCI POUR TOUT, FRANKIE! BON BOYAGE ET BONNE CHANCE! While Francoise was on her way to America, Debbie Lasoff was on her way to Mexico. If anyone thinks it's easy to leave Windham and go to a foreign country to live for a year, just ask Debbie, when she comes back. We missed having Debbie at WAI for our senior year and we're sure it was hard for her to miss it, too, but WHAT AN EXPERIENCE! We're all looking forward to having Debbie back and to hearing all about her adventures. 49 sf' ' WkQW,Q WMM ...C g 1 1 Q ,ww--.,z-5 K The Chinese New Year Cele- bration was coor- dinated by Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. as fiwa Tumesella, and Mrs. Mattice. A i Grades 4-6 took partinthe celebra- U K gg fi C tion. The sixth n grade put on a play and many of the classes made colorful dragons, which they wore. The French assembly consisted of songs in French and a short play. Everyone's favorite song was Les Fourmis which was acted out by the French II class. The Activity Enrichment program also held an assembly where the Bond Street Clowns entertained grades K-6. All of the assemblies showed the SPIRIT that students from Windham have. XE. f .NNN 50 CULTURE AT wAJ AY BACK THE . 3.5, t, wi 0 A ,f ,. xiii I .F . 52 , , C h, if t Y , r S, ti J s , c,4,t.,.j.da I 'S fxgivg -Q Q Ql.'j1lsripTfi5.q ,X y :Ili , LT 1 U' Q H. I7 If L. :L-2,2 sj QM? F - , Tag: LV' to t 5 , g it S. -,,,,e. ,MW LLA. QL is H . ,lb l I 'Ll Jus X 'x ii 4 V is A ' g' .2 . -1 ' r 2 'L-Q ' fl' ' 1 il ' -E E ls 'Q' . , f ' y A , 'Q ' s L 9 K X 5' I , X 0 - E 'T ,. f: tl Y . l.-gig ff. l, R , i Q i gggi if rv lg lm-' K, Q txt IRQ? Q V i x s sk , ' . f J 'Y' 15855. f.l-,,,,i.a.--rf...,.,t ,,..., --...Q i 6 . s, l 'tn g QT 'ici 4 5 , sill!!! V' , .,..J-1 Six years age, as sixth graders, the seniors presented Once Upon A Brutebeast under the direction of Mr. Pisano. The play was about a family of trolls who took in a pretty human girl. The Brutebeast however kidnapped the beautiful girl and the trolls had to save her. The cast: Boy - Scott Sherman Father Putman - Gage Dewell Rose - Bonnie Hoyt jay - Eddie Fawcett jr. Putnam - Brian Garvey Uncle Rupert - Danny Ferguson Aunt Minnie - Elaine McNulty Merca - jenny Partridge jason - Michael Spaulding Mabel - Erica Regan Trolls: Davis McNab, Heidi Rudloff, Debbie Lasoff, Denise Soule, Diane DuBois, Cheryl VanHouten, john McGowan, Tracey Thorp, Tina Knox, Kathy Nelson, Marci Tompkins, Nick jakowiw, Scott Vining, Kristine johnson, Margaret Soule, Paulette Grinnell, Debbie Marchisella, Sandy Hartzel. Brutebeast - Marty Rappleyea. Seniors? Brutebeasts? 51 xxx THE. WAY UP 52 . vw-.,....f.3 ff,-1 g I X' :ly ffl 0 L1 iz 7 C1 I Seniors: Row 1: P. Schlosser f Building Construction, M. Larsen - Health. Row 2: G. Dewell Y Agricultural Mechanics, T. Thorp f Cosmetology. Row 3: M. Tompkins - Office Occupations, D. Ferguson - Building Construction. Absent: D. DuBois W Office Occupations. ty X! H ET' f 4 its :Ni -uf-Dx, luniors: Row 1 : C. Baker f Office Occupations, C. Newcomb - Cosmetology, M. Deats - Office Occupations, C. laeger f Cos- metol0gY, M. Drum - Construc- tion, D. Martin - Construction. Row 2: B. Murray - Office Oc- cupations, S. Soule - Health, H. Sheer - Health, F. Dart - Con- Auto Mechanics. 53 struction, B. Blain f Auto Me- chanics, C. Schiefer f Cosme- tology, K. Chichester - Office Occupations, R. Tompkins f Of- fice Occupations, I. Meehan A JU IORS L ii . ll llll ll Row 1: T. Haines, B. Murray, C. Newcomb, W. LaVecchia, R. Nieves, R. Knolhoff, S. Maley. Row 2: G. Cross, 1. Zelker, M. Deats, T. Lopez, C. laeger, 1. Perkowsky, C. Loftus, j. Northrop, L. Gnos. Row 3: D. Ferris, R. Tompkins, A. Barnes, C. Schiefer, B. Tompkins, D. West, E. Poock, D. Kojac, H. Scheer. Row 4: F. Dart, D. Martin, M. Drum, K. Chichester, V. Decker, R. Lawyer, C. Knefley, I. Meehan, C. Baker, D. McNab, 1. Creech, D. VanEtten, B. Blain. miss 11th Grade Officers: E, Poock - S.C. Rep., C. Loftus A V.-Pres., K. Chichester - Sec., V. Decker - Pres., T. Haines - Treas. SOPHOMORES -M -'M Z W' r A 1 5 A . f r' .. ,,......,, tk 1 IA ink Row 1: Laura Decker, Eva Karazim, Christine Creech, Irene Kakaletris, Dianne Barber, Peter Varelas, Mark Leifer, Bill Hitchcock. Row 2: Shannon Garraghan, Gabrielle Gooss, Melinda Lanzet, Beth Tuttle, Raul Arbuckle, Melissa Euchler, Christine Fasano, Robert Gnos, james Thorington, Scott West. Row 3: Chrissie Davis, Betsy Fredrickson, Anna Carlovick, Chris McGowan, jason Devlin, Waylon McCullar, Donald Martin, Heather Devlin, Michael Coones, Bonnie Simmons, Becky Lindine, Bill German, Billy Hoyt, Mark Lewis, Roy Mower. Class Officers: Becky Lindine f Sec., Anna Carlovich - Treas., Christine Creech - Pres., Donald Martin f V. Pres. 'Qs ss . ,C neil: ,EIQNP ...un 1 ' 1 f29lM,,if 1 I -----.q......,. J 1 MN...-Q Q . 'Q-in if is H ff' wif' 4 fi, 5,wA1. h if amish R A' 9 -K 4 Y QT? Q., ,rl ' 1,11 ,r nm gg li Q U Q -u P X K.. ww M 1 FMA 4 'Y EIGHTH GRADE 9 Row 1: S. Schoonmaker, j. Hoyt, B. Savage, E. Kakaletris, K. Kavanagh, I. Row 1: K. Deubler, D. Fasano. Row 2: T. Aplin, A. Alberti, T. Partridge, S. West. Row 2: M. Thorp, D. Young, M. Muth, K. Knolhoff, 1. Cooke, A. Bentley, l. Fisher, C. Conley. Row 3: M. Decker, M. Thompson, M. Mallory, A. Maley, S. lakowiw, I. Soule, K. Vanvalkenburg. Bryant, R. Allison, F. Cadaoas. Row 4: C. Habermann, R. An- dreason, L. Brink. R. DeLong. ev B. Savage - S.C. Rep., S. West - Pres., j. Partridge 3 V. Pres., A Maley f Alt., S. Iakowiw - Tres., I. Thompson S Sec. 58 T. Cooke g S.C. Rep., A. Bentley - Pres., C. Habermann - Treas., D. Fasano - V. Pres., M. Decke - Sec. E11 7X: Row 1:David Hoyt, Rebecca Hitchcock, Tracy Deats, Susan Canfield, Cynthia Garvey, Emily Canfield. Row 2: Christian Decker, Peter Hall, Marc Hitchcock, Danny Disimile, Kristen Garraghan, Latonia Deubler, Anne-Marie Ferguson. 7Y: Row 1: Mandi Morse, Rebecca Mower, james Northrop, john Mattice. Row 2: Lerissa Langdon, Angela Shamus, Celeste Morton, janelle Partridge, Colleen LoPresti, jacqueline Mulley. Row 3: Kurt Stam, Russell Moore, Michael Nichols, joseph Schiefer, Stacy Post. S . F-Q' 0 i 2 X 5 sw. ...M M... .,:: , ..,:-: N.. ,,,Q.., X WW kAA,hA . 3' The highlight of the Play- ground Committee's fundrais- ing activities was the penny drive. After months of collect- ing pennies, counting day ar- rived. All the pennies were brought in an armored truck and student, teachers, and parents spent all day Thursday, Feb. 10 and a good part of Friday, Feb. 11 laying down pennies on the gym floor. There was music, conversa- tion, hard work, creativity and most of all - pennies - 2151 8,62 7.00 worth! Congratula- tions to the committee for a job well done! 60 - f' W fx ff, J ef? 1. fy' f . 6. 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QR L .gi N ' K 6 . . ..,. fm' ' sf ax Row 1, A. Montana, I. DeRosa, R Gurecki, B. Richmond, L. LoPresti, H Cowen, S. Mattice. Row 2, I. Pitti, E Grasso, C. Euchler, E. Kavanagh, N Leifer, C. Carr. Row 3, M. Rappleyea, R Levin, 1. Decker, S. Tuttle, D VanValkenburgh, S. Clow, C. Varelas, E Lopez, 1. Mulley, S. Tompkins. 61 ...NM FIFTH GRADE Q ,Q m.....w..s...-fsww...... Z V Row 1: I. Gonzalez, C. Flynn, K. Meehan, H. Partridge. Row 2: Mrs. Smith, A. Cooke, 1. Post, D. Deats, 1. Oliveri. Row 3: D. Munz, P. Petrou, A. Potter, R. Larson, I. Lane, I. Kerns, R. Tumasella. Absent: D. Kelly. Q as .ff Row lzl. Donavan, M. Deubler, C. Soule, E. Hagan. Row 2: D. Morse, A. Hitchcock, D. Waterman, M. Blain, B. Malachuk, Row 3: Mr. Davis, P. Rappleyea, M. Scarey, S. Kerns, S. Hall, K. Hitchcock, L, Lewis, G. Dart. 62 in o HTH GRADE is Row 1: Daniella l.eifer, Rachel Euchler, Karen Carr, Olga Petrou. 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Row 3 . M. Clow, R. Gleason, P. O'Rourke, R. Carr, Mrs. Zwoboda. 3rd Grade: Row 1: 1. Canfield, K Tompkins, S. Young, Arbuckle. Row 2: Mrs. Nelson, l. McCullar, C Zelker, W. Tompkins, A. Oliveri, D Larsen,lkrns. Row 3: A. Pelkey, P. Conley, T. Dis, M. Lawyer, R. Larson. px. FIRST Row 1: jessica Partridge, Christopher Drum, Michael Muller, jeremy Cook. Row 2: Melissa Mattice, jessica Lawrence, Danielle Tompkins, justin Morant, Eric Gilbertsen, Lauren LaVecchia, Rachel Humenetskyj, Timothy Mulley. Row 3: Mrs. Vining, Melissa Larsen, Philip Devlin, Dawn Kiley, Valerie Tumasella, Christopher Carter, Nicole Courtenay, Mrs. Brignoli. Row 1: Nicole Tortorelis, Amanda Schlosser, Stephen Malachuk, Robert Pagan. Row 2: jennifer Pelham, Tanya Decker, Bret Davis, Thomas Miltenberger, Charlene Sizemore. Row 3: Richard Dippold, jack Rappleyea, Travis Holcomb, Karyn-Ann Devlin, Erica Knolhoff, Sara Caracciolo, Evan Kravitz, Ashley Alberti, Mrs. Rapp. Q f :F GRADE ' NM 'mawf .V .5 2:1 U' in , f. 4 Z ,, . vgfp ' ' 'W ,,, A ,U UB M ,bw 35. P41 ', 'f ,, 2 t ' .1 V .. sfj, so r' , KL J x-.,- X K is W s KL? X-x tx, . eggs? . v . an xx :xy L X ,,, ..k. DERGARTE vvr NJ.: 4031. Row 1: johnathan Petricini, Sonya Rivera, Heather Prevosti, Michael Cornell, George johnson. Row 2: joseph Garbarino, joshua johansen, Nicolynn Bell, Travis St. Clair, john Gleason, Matthew Leri, Dana Soule, Amanda Goff. Row 3: Mrs. Constantinides, Shane Andrus, Patti Allen, Miyaca Two Dogs, Caroline Lawyer. Absent: Pattie Kratochvil. Row 1: Hansen Bergamini, David Leifer, Faith Carlson, Michael jaeger. Row 2: Mrs.LaPierre, Laura Rappleyea, john Baker, Naomi Pelham, William Browne, Kate Conover, Anthony Burns, Luke Maurer, Sean O'Rourke. Row 3: Brian Donnelly, Philip LoPresti, jesse Ten Eyck, jeffery johnson, justina Rios, William Scarey. Absent: Michelle Partridge. S a Q3 ' ' It if I fve r , fr r J ' , 1 ,iw 7? M ,JL 1' I 5 Q v l S35 i s gggeggg -1322 I I r 'T TT-TWT-'T V -fjf 71 if fl Fiilf f 112212 7 swf 1 fitfila Best Wishes to the Class of '88 ,,LUMBERkINC. Ssnwlmint Telephone 45185 734-3760 EAST IEVVETT FIRE DEPT. INC. PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. I EAST IEVVETT, N.Y. I 4 PHONE III 94 9 Best Wishes Seniors Catskill Mountain BRIAN AND THE Petroleum 734-4330 1.0- e g GOOD LUCK FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL GOOD FROM THE JUNIORS LUCK SENIORS Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Ten Pin Lanes 734-3270 Best wishes to the Class of 1988 Compliments of Don Andrus Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Decker Funeral Home Inc. and Ambulance Service Windham journal Over 100 years of service to the people of the Catskill Mountain Top Region Congratulations to the Class of 1988 THE GOLDEN COMB Windham, NY 734-5453 Windham Hardware General Hardware and Housewares Paint and Accessories 734-4433 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 ASH LAND APPLIANCE Willie, Anita, Christopher 70 and Ashley Congratulations Class of 1988 From: Mr. 84 Mrs. William Higgins SIAM KENNELS 734-3168 Good Luck Seniors. Best of luck to the Class of 1988 Round Hill Electric nc. Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From: Strout Realty Rt. 23 Windham 518-734-3668 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 H. Baker 84 Son Maplecrest NY I Dick, Rick, Bob, and Tom Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Debbie s Hair Design 734 3441 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 MASONIC TEMPLE 734-4560 Best of luck to the Class of '88 From: Doherty Masonry Congratulations 84 Best Wishes from Windham Greenhouse 84 Garden Center Philip 84 Evelyn VanVaIin Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 Alpine Service Station Nelson, Ioan, and Ed Ohl Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From: Dr. 84 Mrs. Pacer Q2 15183 734-4a7c cu qsiay 263-4752 MICHA'S FLOOR COVERING MAIN smear wmonm, NY 12496 CARPET, LINOLEUM DEEP STEAM CERAMIC G QUARRY TILE CARPET CLEANING sq cum anim' tgff- 'rmsmotvcounreoussenvice' ,,-is J' XA ? if A . - ii 1 s 5 X . . , -iitwt , 4, 45 rw JE! 1 I, 57 MAIN STREET T249 - .mg ,, I' WINDHAM, NY 2 9 C ELEANOR s. Boa CHURA, uc. Real Estate B x s 518-734-3641 HENSONVILLE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, Inc. QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES DELICATESSEN THE SPOT TO SHOP ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP JELCOME . our Hosts iseph 84 llison Baglio, ffer cool egance and rovincial warm with Jecials that lake the trip orthwhile. X etfurh is SIRLUIN ROOM Rt. 23, Windham, N.Y. European-American Cuisine Featuring The Hnest ln W Fresh Hsh, Steaks, Veal And Rack Ot Lamb Prime Ribs On Saturday Reservations Requested 4518i 734-3322 Private, Parties And in-Home Catering Open All Year American Express Diners Club Master Card VISA 'k'k'k 1986 Albany Times Union 1987 Mobil Travel Guide 1987 Silver Spoon Award Reservations Suggested Open 7 Days For Dinner Catering To Parties On And Off Premises Regionai Iralian Cuisine gpesuvro Qesmunvzt Goshen Road, Hensonvrle, New York 12439 5187 734-3663 A9 Qi- Congratulations to the Class of 1988 from TCDDARCYS SALUMERIA INC. Imported and Domestic Italian Foods MAIN ST. WINDHAM, NY 12496 Bra bazon Compliments Of: Agency Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Lane Inc. Clzalriijilia R al Estate and Insuran from the Windham' New k WI N DHAM ARMS 734 3600 Congratulations OFFICE TEL.: 518-734-3654 to Brian and the Class of Richard C. 1988 Schauffert Au MAPLECREST orney-ablavv GARAG E P.O. Box 427 WINDHAM, N Y 2 96 Maplecrest N Y Ronald Garvoy. WISHING YQU THE BEST EOR THE FUTURE Windham Pharmacy, Inc. Windham, New York 734-3033 CONGRATULATIQNS DIANNE BUNCE, Broker Go vzgggs CHEVROLET OLDSMOBIL I JAMES J.DARGAN,1nc. BUNCE REALTY X o w QSMOVW Hensonville, N.Y. 12439 New 84 Used Automobiles LICENSED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS I Main St., Windham, NY 12496 , - Leasing - 22122 Martin M. Bier l518I 734-33 President 19141 246-73 CLAUDE LUTZ, INC. General Insurance Main St. Prattsvil 518-299-3432 Mountain Top Agency General Insurance Main Street South Street Mam St' 518-734-3100 Wmdhal Hunter, N.Y. Windham, N.Y. 12442 12496 518-283-4433 518-734-3747 CLAUDE VV, LUTZ OF H U N TER General Insurance Main St. Hunte 518-263-4200 74 Mann Street f N Windham, New York 12496 RTE. REALTY 15181 734-5840 Tony Tubiolo Lic. Real Estate Broker CONGRATULATIGNS TO THE CLASS UF 1988 b ' . , 5 ., .1:,., , 48528. ' :1.-- g:xf4a:,,,.t., 359: . ,pen 7 d3Y5 . .r-. ig. till 4 am. T ,t,., x-rAA -when open till 2 a.m. - It '..V ,r.. .1 :rr if r't1f 1'-1 1't -'rt,r 5 '1tA Rt. 296 iensonville, N.Y. at the traffic Iightb jumbo Burgers Deli-Sandwiches Steaks 15181 734-9817 1Air conditionedj Congratulations to the class of 1988 n ED Digi t 'fzgzv Windham, New York Congratulations and best W1ShCS to the Senior Class of '88, Best Wishes MOUNTAIN TOP ANIMAL HOSPITAL HENSONVILLE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 88 from Paul 84 Stepfanie Schwartz CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Mudge's Gun Shop, Inc. SALES is smzvucs ARTIC CAT A POLARIS H YAMAHA I 181734 3517 ROUT LOSED WEDNESDAY HENSONVILLE, NEW YORK 1 BROWN, KELLEHER, ZWICKEL AND WILHELM, ESOS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 CHARLES I. BROWN KEVIN M. KELLEHER CHARLES ZWICKEL TERRY I. WILHELM IOYCE M. ZEITLER IRENE CUMMINGS AND STAFF Congratulations The . to the class of Pro eiizonuls 1988 wi . Personal Hitchcock Hay 42 offices to serve you. . .personally a n d Straw Maplecrest, N.Y. TISHAMERICAN lame W- Hiffhw If FIRSTAMERICAN BANK OF NEW YORK mberFDIC Congratulations and Good Luck To The Class of 1988 Congratulations Marci D L Hitchcock Builders and the Class of '88 Hilltop Drive From MAPLECREST, N.Y. Mountain Top Satellite Co. lay, Carole, lay, Gene 84 ludy RQ, BQX 15 Congratulations Ashland, New York 12407 tothe Phone: 15181 734-4436 Class of 1988 Hensonville Hose Company 117 K anti X . I A Q Flowers by Congratulations 'l . 5 1 b ' Kaylyn to the Class of 1988 S windhal:1a ,Q.?.'12496 Frgm gi i t 15181734-5328 I- We offer ' ll' l Fresh Silk and Dried K Flower arran ements A r' Plants Giftwaie Trees Residential, Commercial, If Open Mon. Sat. 10 a.m. 5 P-m. Industrial Refuse Collection L affy ' a ' 'ft Roll off and Container 1 ff . .da Q' Service -l f 17. if 1 sJaa a ' .1 .7 79 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Marci and the Class of '88 john's Floor Covering john, Patty, Darrin, Stephanie and Doug C I ' M ' GOOD LUCK MARC' Z2S'ffZ ?fi'5l'lSJ?1935C' and The Class of 1988 ,Beg Oi Lfldf ln G U Ure Batavia Kill Plumbing and Heating Ashland Sand and Gravel Ashland, rw. 12407 Roselvlarie, Howard, Tom, . Rob, Laura and Mike Drum Dad' Momf Chns and Bmyjoe Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Landi Builders, Inc. CUSTOM HOMES 1OE LANDI 'AR ROUTE 1 - BOX 9 ENSONVILLE, NEW YORK 12439 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 l5181 734-5500 Giandana- Loftus Real Estate, Inc. LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKERS RRY B, GIANDANA MAIN STREET 1OMAS P. LOFTUS WINDHAM, NEW YORK 12496 l5181 734 4524 Winchell's Gas Corp. Ashland, New York 12407 Dial 15181 734-3140 Domestic and Commercial Bottled Gas and Gas and Electrical Appliances Wishing You the Best FUV The Future Congratulations 45187 734-3543 Class of 1988 , From KE S jean and Art Hammel LAN DSCAPES AND NURSERY - DESIGNS - CONSTRUCTION - Cave Mountaln Motel MAINTENANCE Route 23 St R t Windham, N.Y. 12496 Robert Kerns, jr. ' B 64 jewett, N Y 12444 MQUNTAIN WELL SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR , gif! WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEM 1 PUMP SALES NEEDS s. SERVICE 4 FILTERS a I SOFTNERS - mgglfg 3 T f Residential 81 Commercial Water Systems Installed DAVE SHERMAN-OWNER Rf. 23 A Ashland, N.v. 12407 MW CMAQ Ajbowfx N 6 Q X Q Wm ffwwmu RW WW 52 QD f W Q? aff! EGOOD'?QE 35 jf 4 'x EW go div O 9 E 1 E JE ,, QM55 610 Q55 F15 Qs WW 5 W Q XYZ? MGP? WW it C5 Q1 K57qCM93!lf W MQW 5? X gif , , k of 5.f,9fA Q Brian Garvey, Vicki Decker, Eva Karazim, Christine Creech, Laura Decker YEARBOOK Yearbook - an activity for a chosen few - a some- times lonely, sometimes tired, but always hard-working staff that never gets much credit or any glory. But the proof of their dedication is in this book. We hope you appreciate it. Editor: Brian Garvey Photographers: Vicky Decker Mark losefsburg Beth Robinson Staff: Christine Creeck Laura Decker Vicky Decker Gabriella Gooss Eva Karazim Elaine McNulty Marci Tompkins Advisor: Susan Dearing 84 SJBQE ty' T100 Bed di Brealyust mm' l X :'C'. ..,,-55 zllililit 5 3 QP Q i Nw Q E A charming 1876 Inn Elegant Restaurant rated ir 'A' 'A' Mobil Travel Guide R Located on Route 296, off 23 In Windham, N.Y. 12496 518-734-4499 ' ',l .,'i' l nr ll CQ R, f N . gil' A , L 55,1-: N , K Vql rli if X 'H f ixm SY f E t l 1 - 4 +1 . el if JJ:-A x.-A 017 t'5y':llA K' 1 I - un., wk, ,X ff 'V ' - -la, .aj ll , 32+ f il o fil l A X 'il M JC--wif N l :V -ff 'xx V A aims , QQ gms e emember Once Upon 1 Brutebeast Comment olseau nez? Brother john Sherburne France Do balls have frlctlon? H S and W Water fights on the Boees us All nlght prom Look ma no hands The senior lounge The fall flung Mrs Chlmato gettang pushed unto the garbage can In Spanish class on Apnl Fool s Day Basketball season all of the games away Burger King and our great crown ralds Can we have 2 coffees and 13 crowns please? The show we did to welcome home the hostages land everyone passed outj The partles Elame getting detentlon tn 12th grade Mrs B s Social Studies 10 class Paylng S2 to go to Tuna s 17th birthday party Nick falltng on the stairs atColumb1a Greene Erancorse teachlng Mrs Dearlng s French classes for two days Marc: getting a comb stuck ID Tracey s halr In 2nd grade Sneaklng candy to Sherburne ID Sth grade Tracey and Marty ftghtlng over the tractor tn kindergarten jenny Elaine Duane and Tracey passing notes ID chapstlck containers ID 5th grade Square dancing with Mrs Smith Drlvlng with Brian Hammel Deep Purple and Aerosmith concerts Kllllngton 87 and 88 Chartreuse The tune Erlela was tellnng about the trlp to France at an assembly and she sand Mrs Dearmg got rea y p o Tuna hlttlng about 12 foul balls rn a row at the GllbOEl softball game Kathy L s ftrst time skung' Weight llfttng ID the boys locker room The old guy wlthout the pole The car wash where D R washed almost all the cars Eighth grade graduation Mr Prsano trytng to get Elame jenny and Brian to go to Hartwick The piano box during the sixth grade play Mr Adair beggrng hrs general math class for 5 mmutes every day After collecting oranges In 6th grade Danny F s grandfather sliding on the Ice and hlttlng a pole ID front of the whole class Nick s various stones Mlss White Dr Heath Mrs Lockwood Mrs B Kathy Nelson Sandy Hartzel Heudr Rudloff Greg Krystallls Mrke Spauldlng And lots of other things that we dtdn t have room for here I f' . 9 .- i . K - Q ll R 7 fl K K C J . 2 - A ,. C 4 - ll ', ' lf e e . -4 . . g . b 5 - 'I e, c K . L , L C . 2 C , IL , K ' C C . ' x x ' - x A C 1 C e ' I C. I I J V I I c - - C K fc L C ' f ' 1 1 A e '. ' l' ' D 7 ' A 7, T ' . C C . I ll ll . , Dr. Ruth on the softball bus 3 . . C I C Nl J . K e e I 7 e . f 1 C C I T C T K. C K ., l ' ' I I . . . C ' I C ' .- . . . . . ,, . , 4 Y . . I . . .- , K T Q ' ' If If -L l ' I ' I ' . . . . . 1 1 I I l 7 c 85 E 1 E Q3 DWN IKESSA GE W EU Wm U Q1 C4 GOOD-BYE 1987-88 S7 A year is made up of many memories. Here are just some of the special things we remember about the year 1987-88 at WAI: physics class being cancelled a tractor trailer running Michelle off the road on the way to the Aerosmith concert pennies, pennies and more pennies Burger King trips with Uncle Dave Mr. Valenti's green tights the Senior Lounge the clock, the thermostat, the door. . . Montreal the Spanish students Mr. Mason's threats Spain john McGowan's finger the snow in October and no power for days Killington jello wrestling the Senior Ball The Child's Play Les Miserables the facultyfalumni basketball games Student-Teacher switch day Friday morning assemblies and singing the Alma Mater the juice and chip machines Mr. Pisano's quotes for the day Mr. Becker's self-destruct passes The seniors' Christmas lunch The French lunch The Spanish breakfast being on TV for chorus the silent Christmas concert WACO night skiing Marty's hallway walks the Senior cradle-robbers reading the handbook the first day of school in EVERY class the giant Christmas tree the sauna in the English room the new gym electives Brian's accident the pizza party at Garbarino's for Student Council Mr. Pisano as a first-year guidance counselor Project Perfect Basketball certain seniors' short school days Krop's return Mrs. McNab Mr. George Jelly Bean Davis Mr. Len Vining Mr. Ted Davis Corey Baker winning the lr. Snowmobiling Championship Eva Karazim winning a gold medal at Lake Placid Francoise and lots of other things BE O YOUR WA 2 9? t. 5 5 E 2 1