Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1971 volume:

TR , m . Tar ' , nail; 3i, M m NKQWM F15 9 , l a , , , o, 141' ' Wig . f $ g? r 7 JilteszgmAmge' 3; '3 , - . om' , 3' a 02th Acropolis I 97 I Published by the Acropolis Staj?r 0f Scotia-glmuillc fliylt School Scotia, New york Volume 47 It 1'; 50 my to look 54612 over our Jboulder at the winding palk of our ever- z'mrewz'ng footprints. It 1'; 50 bard to look ahead into the untrodden future lbere are 50 many nwer-to-be forgotten memories kbind 145. And infinitely more ahead. gun a a gang table of 601mm Class of 1971 . Class of 1972 . Class of1973 . Class of 1974 . Administration Faculty Organizations . Sports Student Life . . Senior Activities Patrons Advertising . . . . Index......... 8ditarial Staff Editor; in Chief Linda Campbell .................. Terry McNeil Swim Suzanne Santilli .................... Leigh Wells Underdzmmm Lynn Bradley ..................... Nancy Hood Elizabeth Martincc . Faculty Claudia Cichy .................. Jean Whittredge Organization; Linda Gebhardt ................ Catherine Kluwc Sheila Leach Spam Nancy Roscnwald .................. Sally Stevens Ar! Steven Spears .................. Evelyn Wheslcr Pbatogmpby Timothy Gregory Advertijing Sandra Ledbetter .................... Laura Swan Admor Mrs. Agncss B. Powers Bminm Advisor Mrs. Katherine Fox Seniors glass of I 971 Class Officers: Left to right: Linda Campbcrll, Secretary; Richard Eidcns, President; Nancy Roscnwald, Vice-President; Edward Godin, Treasurer. Mrs. janct Shook Mr. john Maryanopolis Advisor Asszktant Adwkor Seniors Jean Beck Fritz Wassmansdorf; I Wish for once this elevator would be on time? Denise Bartlettc Gail Barber Paul Borisenko Paul Bianchi Deborah Austin Sara Angle Steven Andrako Seniors John Beatty Bonnie Lee Beers JoAnn Bishop Stanley Bosy Nicholas Brandolino Michael Bollock Deborah Boyer Cheryl Buckland Richard Bollock Patricia Bojanowski Janet Bogar Paul Brunt Seniors independence is ju Michael Burns Mark Adkins Peter Brooks Sheila Leach and Steve Sturman: Q Oh Steve, you say the cutest things? Roberta Brandow Stewart Brier Dawn Barker Mark Cieslak Cathy Ann Brower Seniors step away Patricia Buttino Mark Cicslak Terry McNeil: Yodre kidding! The deadlinck tomorrow? Robin Carter Linda Campbell Janice Caswell Mary Elizabeth Carpenter jamcs Clancy Seniors Tom Palombo and Kevin Hull: Delft say that, I have sensitive ears? Roberta Cimorelli Charles Conover Anne Closson Kathleen Connolly Marsha Conovcr Seniors Seniors create their own Senior privileges Claudia Cichy Roberta Catozzi Robert Currie Nancy Carpenter Edward Collins Gail Chambers Kathleen Collins Luannc Chambers Mr Coolidge and Leigh Wells: So what else is Seniars A Senior face is m: William Dobies David Duncan Carole DcMctrc Glenn Dercnthal Douglas Cornell Pamela Crowningshicld John Cornwell Seniors Catherine Downs Debora DiCresce Nancy McAulcy: Can the football team use another punter? Martin DuchanC Sandra Francisco Cheryl Eddy james Fazzone Richard Eidcns Robert Evans Seniors Seniors show! remember that 11 Kathy Ericson Judith Fellows Edward Falso Diane Frangois Allan Falcon Susan Fonda Christine Frederico . I ' V Mary Sawicki, Lew PolsinellizyBreak Pete Brooks, Tom McAllister, Mike Bollock: Senior Look-Down BCthcn Classes. Seniors r they 71 175 ?rcsltmm again! Kenneth Fish Fred Garland Becky Gatta Laura Frostbuttcr john Martin and Glenn Powers: Out-Wrcstle but not outrun. William Gaugcr Gail Gagnon Linda Gebhardt Ralph Giaquinto Denise Gibbons Seniors Larry Feathers Lana Giaquinto $ Lenora Gifford Marie Giorgio Diane Gionct Roberta Glen Andrew Gnoinski Seniors Richard Goyetfe Suzanne Godbout Gonzolo Lazcano: Aim. for Bolivia. Donald Godlewski Doris Gracbe Debra Grintcr Seniors 5mg day 11 David Hamel Sally Grandshaw Nancy Hood: I bet you do that to all the girls? Timothy Gregory William Hamilton Gregory Grigolcit Seniors Deborah Hammond Harry Hart Christopher Hartman Kurt Haushalter Carl Haushalter Thomas Hava Debby Cole: I didnk think it was that funny, Nancy? Martin Heitkamp joanne Hill Seniors Seniors find w Betsy Hitchcock Steven Hicken William Homer Nancy Hood Debra Houck Seniors Thelma Johnston Anita Hugo Kevin Hull jcffrcy juwa Janet johansson Susan jandro Seniors Scott Kiddle Richard Kin g Pete Brooks: Fashion on parade! Catherine Kluwe Aleta Ker Patricia Kirchofer Seniors haul really trying Steven Knaggs David Kukowski Irene Kujan Karl Knapik Darlene McKay: This is agent 95 . . . I think Fm being followed? Linda Kuprcwicz Gonzolo Lazcano Seniors john Laing David Langclier Kenneth Lawrence Sheila Leach Charles Lee Pamela Lepp Sandra Lcdbetter Pamela Lcnkewich George Lundstrom Seniors Rose Marie Low Diane Makoviccki Robert Male Kathy Marmaduke Mary Martin Anthony Mason Elizabeth Martinec Seniors Timothy Mastro Thomas McAllister Lou Dchlippo: Somcbody has to come in last? Gladys Mayer Darlene McKay Nancy MCAUICY Daniel McCormick Kevin Meaghcr Terry McNeil Seniors in full force Douglas Millard Carol Mochlc Joseph Miller The Brothcrhood of the Pigskin Virginia Miller Marjorie Miller Richard Mcnzcr Margaret Moffctt Seniors Seniors hold Nuwwwx Kathleen Moore David Morgan Donald Mongillo William Murray Raymond Morse Susan Mrozkowski jill Milne Seniors Deborah Nolin David Oathout Jcrllyn Owen Thomas Palombo Mary jane Pappa Linda Parker Melanie Paul Seniors Z716 27mm prints our 1216115 Ronald Polsinelli Donald Petersen Cathy Perrone George Van Slcet and jim Fazzonc: The N .Y. Times out of business? George POWCIS Brian Prioletti Cynthia Prchmus Seniors tomorrow? realities? Shelia Ryan Glenn Powers James Quick Daniel Ross Brian Reidy jeffrey Riddle jacqucline Dale Radz Seniors Nancy Rogers Cynthia Rcisinger Nancy Roscnwald Susan Robinson Christine Schaad William C. Rochelle Laurie Swan: What do you want? Good Grammer or good taste? Seniors The 1971 Rockcttes 0f S-G High Suzanne Santilli Michael Salato James Sanders Jeanne Sanders Eric Schurenberg Nancy Sardella Daniel Shannon Mary Sawicki Seniors James Secly Ardell Smith Carol Settle Richard Strauss Mike Stapleton Donald Shannon Steven Spears Sally Stevens jamcs Steadwcll Seniors Stephen Sturman Don Taber and Chris Martin: A long cool dri jane Thompson William Truran Roberta Taylor Seniors girls Wibmzt Priscilla Truax Evelyn Wheeler: Are you ready, Arthur AshCW Ronald Vincent Barbara Vcrhagen john Verhagcn Gary Vernon Seniors , rsily Sports Christine Viva David Vonie Laurent: Walck Timothy Walter Nancy Walter Fred Wassmansdorf Terry WCEmOfC Seniors Mark Wilson Leigh Wells jean Whittrcdge Teresa Arden Whitman Evelyn Wheeler John Yagcr Martin Heitkamp: School can drive you to drink! Jody Willis N ancy Zabielski Seniors Senior 6411111215 Steve Henderson and Rick Eidens: Wt all started with Adam and Eve? Nancy Titus: :1 mean What I sayV, Don Mongillo: A gucst? Doug Millard: 36-24-36 Claudia Cichy: Which way are you Bill Hamilton: going, Country Boy? Right-onll Seniors ore Senior 641141515 Rich Strauss: Mature thoughts Priscillia Truax: Is it soup, yet? Dave Morgan: Hard rock jan Caswell,jackie R202: Pub room Rich Schurenberg, Mary Hennessy: uAlone togethef, Mark Iovinelli: Hall Major llndcrcltzssmm limlcrw lladerclassmm 'Alssmm juniors 6111.95 of 7972 Junior Class Officers: President: Laurie Gaupcr Vice-Pmident: George Gatta Secretaol: Patricia Aldrich Treasurer: Thomas McGuire Junior Class Advisor: Mr. Richard Causey Left ta rngl: Lisa Lazzarq, Susan Kelly, Margaret Leaman, William Koch, Reginald Leach, Stephen Kiszkiel. WX , .; .mu m. Fim row: Susan Eidcns, janc Fellows, Elaine Dimpelfeld, Jill Downs, Second row: Robert Flagg, William Ferron, james Fertal, Donald Faas. Each year Firjt row: Frederick Sauer, Robert Scfcik, Second row: William Seaman, Carl Scaward, Edward Rosslcr. Cindy Down and Donna Durocher: Juniors alway; use time wisely. Left to right: Leslie Putnam, Richard Parker, Teresa Patterson, Robert Pel- ticr, Judy Pcltier. e to remember . . . Left to right: Mildred Savidge,Joseph Scardino, Kathy Rowe, Dean Shults, Doug Ross, Susan Sartoris. Left ta right: Dan McDowell, Mary Evans, Brian Gclbcr, Mary Godlewski, Tim Godlewski. Left to right: Dennis Francis, Cynthia Holden, Fred Frcsc, Mary 1220, james Hale, Diane Humphrey. junior talent emerges! First row: Lawrence Collamcr, Mark Cichy, John Clark, Gregory Corncau, Second row: Beth Hoppe, Claire Corncau, Deborah Dcnham, Constance Daloisio, Diane Ciancctta. Fin ! row: Norman Hanson,Jamcs Hicks, Douglas Helms;$econd row: Cynthia S. Hol- den, Darlene Haight, Sally Haslund. George Gatta: show stealer! juniors Left to rzglyt: Patricia Weidler, Jeffrc'x West, Roberta Wood, Robert Willey, David Wagonsr, Carla Way. junior; prepare to fill Seniorf 519m. Left to right: David Binger, Barbara Binger, james Adams, Peggy Beson, Chris Beauregard, Mary Lou Beardsley. Left to rigbt: Cheryl Mackey, Kathy McCombie, Timothy Lcwinski, June Lcishman, Patricia Mahoney, jay Linton. Mike Hamilton: RLook into my eyes? Left to rigbl: Timothy Leavitt, Deborah Leffler, Terri Laing, Marilyn Kisscl,Jamcs Lefebvre, Karen Krousc, Susan Kerr. Firj'l row: Tadeusz Boniewski, Mario Celli, Frank Bohacek, 56mm! row: Cheryl Bridcn- baker, Deborah Butts, Constance Brough, Dorinda Chase, Carol Burch, Donna Chambers. Firxt row: Barbara Riggs, Eileen Shea, Sec- ond row: james Shannon, Cheryl Tricozzi, Marcia Rowe, Third row: Michael Scholz, Mark RuscittoA juniors juniors me Top to bottom: Douglas Smith, Dale Van Eps, Bruce Von Stetina, Lois Thompson, Marcia Strenk, Shirley Swanker. Fim row: Debra Erickson, De Ann Foard, Marcia Doleski, Semnd row: Cynthia Evans, john Eggle- ston, John Diamond, John Evans, Larry Duffy, Douglas Dudley. Claudia Callinan: Fm going to tell Mr. McGuire all about itV Lefz t0 rigbtf Donna Cornell, Francis Ciani, Robert Clapper, Herbert Crandall, Kathryn Dalpian. . f a J 1N - sew k? j IQ; JOKJMV r 9mm C; e, z ' 5 4X50 03 juniors alerytlting lam Left to rngt: Christopher Cascio, Mark Bosy, Linda Caldwell, Karen Brooks, jacquelyn Brennan, Marie Capogna. Left to right: Thomas McGuirC, Nancy McCullough, Deb- bie Morris, Laon McGregor, Cheryl Oaks, Cindy Munk. Left to right: Cheryl Huxhold, Echo Hampcl, Ted Horn, Debra Hobdcn, james Hay, Edward Hawkins, Stephen Hutchison, Mi- chael Hamilton, William Hartig. juniors Lefi to right: john Mortensen, John O Ma1le, Lou Ann McCullough, Mildred Musl6r, Edgar Mooney. Firjt row: Colleen Garahan, Laurie Gauper, Patricia Gebhardt, jacquclinc Frumerie, jcrry Galkicwicz, Second row: Thomas Fred- erick, David Gminski, George Gatta. Front row: Terry McNamara, Ellen Murphy, Barbara Olson, Brenda Palmer, Back rowxjames McGarvey, Cal- vin Mooney, Christophcr Meagher. Left 10 right: Mark Cooper, jacqua- linc Deltry, Daniel Cragnolin, Linda Cooke, David Cremo, Mary Grace Ciarmicllo. Fim row: Connie Bloomer, Elaine B6nny, Patricia Aldrich, Georgia Askew, Second row: Grant Adkins, Lawrence Blumer, Andrew Abraham, Robert Barber. juniors Left to right: Robert Spencer, Wayne Skala, Paul Topka, Wayne Trudcll. Shelley Gibbons: t You should see What I just sawW First row: Carolyn Dougherty, Cynthia Down, Second row: Donna Durochcr, Cynthia Downs, Tbird row: Catherine Dougherty, james Forbes, Colleen Farley, Susan DiPietro, Diane Diamante, Mary Ann Dewey. juniors liauglttcr lightens . . . homework darkens . . . Mary Ellen Male: Wtk funnyV, Top'to bottom: Elizabeth Snapp, Cynihia Ulrich, Maut teen Tatro, David Tately, David Turek. Fim rowxjanct Ludke, Colleen McAvoy, Rae MacHattie, Second row: Kevin McClary, James May, john Martini, William Murray. juniors Left to rz'gbl: Denise Fountain, Marlene Francisco, Kath- leen Gitsham, Wilfred Forman, Gerald Griesemer. Bette Armstrong: . . . at 2:36. bf! to right: Pamela Kulak, john Mahoney, Donald Hou- ley, Christopher Martin, Elizabeth Keane. juniors Lef? to right: Dwight jenscn, Linda Lathrop, Kathy Jones, Pam Kulak, Thomas Karis, David Kelefant. Lefl t0 rz'gbt: Susan White, Roger Webb, Sharon Wicszies, Peter White. Larry Duffy: I put that locker combination somewhere . . . juniors Firs! row: Rosalind Ker, Margaret Hugerich, Deborah Hodges, Second row: Douglas Helms, Michael Harrison, David Harding, Mark Ingles. Left to right: Elsa Lehman, Deborah MacCracken, Ellen Livingston, Chris Lynch, Mary Ellen Male, joanne MacDonald, David Lockwood. juniors Left to right: Denise Antaya, Sue Shultis, Lynne Zeissler, Debbie Wyman, Debbie Lefflcr. Left to right: Helen Bowers, Paul Gladstone, Sandy Glock, jo- scph Cornell, Teri Danner, james Campbell. Firxt row: Mike Visco, Bob Bushnell, David Goss, Second row: Paul Wheeler, Daniel Looman, Denise Pcliconc, Leslie Putnam, Gloria Campbell. ' juniors Kneeling, left to right: Cheryl Pudncy, Cynthia Perronc, Barba- ra Angle, Glenda Reynolds, Marcia Peck, Theresa Pcllctier, Standing, left 10 rz'glal: Douglas Pcchtcl, Michael Posillico, james Powers, Thomas Reynolds, Edwin Parisi, Wayne Pres- cott. Left to right: Bill Moody, John Mortcnscnvaarry Mossey, Tim McPartlon. Debbie Hodges: Cheerleading can be fun. juniors Left to right: Rita Batzingcr, Ginger Ables. Fim row: David Waite, Ray Westfall,james Weller, Second row: Diane Waite, Carolyn Zatt, Penny White, Deborah Worcester. Look out Arnold Palmer, here come? juniors Reyqectionj are a backward glance at ourfoatprz'ntj . . . ' to rngl: Nicholas Potentc, Marlene Recvcs, Lynn Petroski, Terry Reisigl, Paul 'arola. 3 . ?i, 3 32 Diane Humphrey: Sideline reflection. First row: Bill Bamcr, jamcs Armstrong, David Bernhardt, Second row: Bette Armstrong, Denise Antaya, Elizabeth Bohac. Firjt row: Linda Schell, Sandy Shaw, Second row: David Shattuck, David Rodman, Robert Schwarting. Bob Willey, Linda Majecka: We signed out - honest. Jim Armstrong: RAs office manager, I . . 7 Sophomores glass of I 973 Left to rz'glyt: Robert Weller, Pamela Secly, Nancy Wells, jody Danner. Sophomore Class Officers Pmidmt: Robert Weller Vice-Pmident: Pamela Seely Secretary: Nancy Wells Treasurer: jody Danncr Sophomore Clam Adwkor: Mr. Philip Gerlach Sophomores School is better . . . the second time around Left to right: Richard Barringcr, Colin Baldasarc, Patri- cia France, Linda Faas, Michael Andrako, Michael But- tCl'. Firjt row: Bertram Voorhccs, Linda Simmons, Patrice Yagcr, Second row: Robert Turtle, Paul Witkowski. Sophomores Fim row: Keith jcnnings, Todd jones, Thomas Isaacson, Second row: David Hoshko, Daniel Hurley,james Holland, David Kittlc. Left lo right: Janeth Caissc, Veronica Boniewski, Colleen Caissc, Kim Casey, Timothy Burns. Sophomores Left to right: Thomas Clohesy, David Chu, joscph Davies, Julie Conley, Denise Dean, RoscAnn Coons. First row: George Suitor, Richard Turner, John Thomas, Gary Sweet, Swami row: jamcs Stanton, William Strenk, jcffrey Taft. Dennis Malloy: Track scene survey. Sophomores Left to rigbtxHolly Ergmann, Patricia France, Frances DWWintcr, Dawn Eglintine, Lisa Fisch- Cr. Left to right Dianne Lamb, Dennis.Malloy, Susan LaBahn, Maureen Krone, Norma LaRue, Leo Lambert. Chris Martinec: c1665 sec A-B-C Sophomores Second year dream . . . early dismissal Left to rngt: Kathy Tiem- ann, Justine Simoni, Su- zanrie Swankcr, Mary Spell- man. Left to right: Peter Prusch, judy Rafferty, Warren Prehmus, Car6y Petrequin, Gregory Peterson, Melissa Poulin, William Packman, Barbara Packman. Sophomores Firjt row: Beverly Diem, Patricia Denham, Christine Closson, Diane DeSieno, Susan Falso, Second row: Larry Denegar, William DeMetre, Michael D Alcssandro, George Francisco. $5, 3 3 Bottom to top: Gary Trcvett, David Thompson, Earl Stewart, David Tryniszewski. Pam Secly: Quick getaway. Soplzomms Sophomores sized their freshm Firjt row: Christopher Martin, Dennis Francis, Robert Siat- kowski, Second row: Beth Rumncy, Pamela Seely, Kathleen Ryan, Debra Simmons, Karen Schmieder, Tbird row: jcffrcy Scott, Kurt Schurcnberg, Mark Seburn, Ronald Schimpf, Ste- phen Sawada. Firjt row: Rosanne Mastro, Maureen Villa- no, Cheryl Alexander, Karen Anderson, Second row: Ricky Snell, Eric Bremser, Ste- ven Kodcsch. Sophomores Mac Brown: Sophomore Strip. Left to right: Linda Macejka, Elizabeth LaPlamc, Pam Lamp. Sapltomorcs Left to right: Linda Mills, Kitty McNutt, Michael Noonan, Geraldine McGrat Sandra Matthews, Donald McKee. James Stanton: Cool assessment. Left to right: Valerie Urban, Kerry Wilson, Richard VanSleet, Gary York, Michael Wescott, joscph Vohnoutka. in! row: Robert Pelham, Brian Powers, john ampcr, Richard Quick, William Pytlovany, Sec- d row: Gretchen O Bricn, Gloria Rhodes, Donna Provost, janc Passmorc, Deborah Polsin- lli. Sophomores Left to right: Wendy Gray, Thomas Bcwley, Kimberly Morris. Lefl to right: Glenn Brown, Robert Gardner, Paul Mason, Ed- ward Makoviecki, William Walker, Susan DiPietro. Sopltomores A saplwm Left to right: Gregg Silva, Deborah Saglim- bcni, Paul Salato, Mari Salato, Michael Saw- icki, Susan Salvatore, William Scaward, Wendy Sanders, Robert Roberts. Left to n'gbt: Cynthia Oathout, Donna Murphy, Mary Novak, Patricia Mur- ray, Mark J McNamara, Timothy O Brian, Mattcw Mataskfl. Four-on-thc floor. Sophomores k5 . . . about school Left to right: Deborah Lindsey, Robin Law, Cynthia Lawrence, Catherine Lyle, Timo- thy Mahar. First row: Duane Van Patten, Michael Wayand, Brian Zapel, Francis Van Stavercn, Burr Weiss, Second raw: Marilyn Wright, Mary Zobrc, Barbara Wait, Nancy Wells. mm Cindy Lawrence: And - to make a long story Sopltomares Firxt row: Jill Dunstcr, Carol Collins, Second row: Michael Decorah, Carl Esposito, Darrell Francis, Robert DcLuke. A , MM . . Left to n'glyt: Daniel Martin, Gunnar Martinson, Terry Marmaduke, Howar McDonald, Mark Mazzone. Justine Simoni; Tartan Wrap-up. Sophomores to right: Salvatore Ciarmiello, Danny Diamante,judith Cornell, Pam- la Coons, Susan Dc Long, Christopher Collins. Back row: Russell Haight, Robert Gibbons, Peter Garland, Front row: Dawn Giardano, Joyce Galkiewicz, Candy Grigoleit, Betsy Gifford. Left to right: Benjamin DiDonna, Alan Eddy, Katherine Fagle, Cynthia Easton, Dc- borah DeLoreto, Diane Devcrc, Andrew Draina. Sophomores Kim Gibbons: Watch that! Left to right: Donald Williams, Cathy chlcn, Robert Weller, Helen Whittam, Peter Wcidler, Karen Wellington. Left to right: Lawercnce Anderson, junc Beers, Keith Bcck,john Barr, Glenn Babcock, Wendy Au- spelmycr, Laurie Bilka. Sophomms 192W wym to right: Michael Bolcvice, Michael Borisenko, Diane Buono, Kathleen ms, Nina Cascio, Linda Blum, Deborah Busto. Lefl to right: Allan Rosenberger, Mary Shiely, Lynn Sherwood, Eliza- beth Rosko, Eric Schoch. Left 10 right: Kathleen jackson, Cathy Houck, Mildred Keane, Nancy Hitchcock,joan Hwaszcz, Sue Herring. Sophomores All sizes and shapes - all ma First row: Jonathan Grenoble, Gloria Hasslacher, Second row: Barbara Greer, Rhonda Gcertgens, Gary Grundy, Robert Hartig, john Guare. Firxt row: Pamela Baxter, Norcne Beedleson, Marilyn Adams, Second row: Mark Blankc, Paul Barbarulo, Wayne Armstrong. Sophomores d methods First row: Cheryl McKay, Paul Pelletier, john Percent, Bruce Perry, Second now: Linda Pagano, Deborah Graham, Michele Marotta, Nancy Leishman, Diane Paterson. Left to right: Mary jo Krcmzier, James Mac- Millan, Donna Kopa, jason Laing, Kristina Korthas, Steven Lynch, Patricia Kruk, David Lomini. Operation: Girl Looking. Sophomores Left to right: Wayne Hartman, Wendy Haight, Kath- leen Gurzynski, Mary Beth Haight, Gregory Haver, Paul Gionct. Tom Bcwlcy: I studied all night! Leflf to rz'glyt: jane Bogar, Bonnie Carbin, Barbara C2 pogna, Michael Butler, James Brinkman. Sophomores Left to rigbt: Terry Mcnia, John Olsen, David Oleary, Judith Mrozkowski, Christine Martinec. Firjt row: Beth Albrezzi, Deborah Blase, Margaret Bloomer, Secmd row: Gary Allen, jeffrcy Austin, Paul Bailey, Benedict Barta. Left to rigbt: Denise DcAmour, Timothy Coulson, Kevin Cummings, William Cremo, Glenn Cottcrcll, Marilou Czub. Sophomores First row: Phylis Ilnicki, Maureen Kcohan, Linda jandro, Second row: Roberta Ivinski, Kohl, Bruce Kaufman, Dennis jennings. Penny White, jill Dunstcr, Donna Provost, Na Wells: But, I dorft want his name! First row: Barbara Titus, Margaret Tome, Deborah Suitor, Patricia Tatro, Mary Trumpler, Second row: Robert Tuttle, Peter Tcrzian, David Sweet, Michael Solle- cito, Robert Szymczak, Donna Slusarz, Michael Colon. Sophomores Greg Havcr: The Evil Eye Dead-On-Arrival Nancy Lcishman, jill Dunster: OuchV, ?resltmcn 611155 of I 974 Class Officers President: Robin Ruscitto Vice Praxidmt: Gloria Santilli Secretam joscph Hurley Treasurer: Richard Hoskinson Clam Advisor: Miss Nancy Alkonis Left to right: Robin Ruscitto, Gloria Santilli, Joseph Hurley, Richard Hoskinson. ?reshmm Lefl to right: Michele Bialahoski, Martin Barber, Veronica Boja- nowski, john Biscossi, Sandra Anthony. Firs! row: Edward Smith, Bradford Savillc, Rick Srhith, Second row: Ann Shires, Denise Sacco, Diane Shults, Third row: Brenda Scely, Gloria Santilli. ?rcslzmm ?rcslzmm find joy Firjt row: Kandi Erickson, jeri DcSilva, Patricia Deltry, Second row: Donna DiPietro, Third row: Tim Donovan, Daniel Cooke, james Eggleston. Firjt rm: Randy Giaquimo, Michael G6lber, Paul Hamilton, Ronald Hartman, Kendall Gilgorc, David Hammond, Second row: Nora Gomez, Beth Herring, jayne Ann Hawkins, Marybeth Green, Catherine Hilton, Third row: Anne Gregurech, Brenda Haight. p tied places Fimf row: Michael Vaccara, Wendy Swartz, james Vann, Linda Taft, Second row: Daniel Turn- bull, Maureen Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Susan Unseld. Robin Ruscitto: ROh boy, the girls will be out of gym class in five minutes. jean Pitts: Hi, Pm secret agent ii5647384. ?resltmm First row'john Evans, Robert Espcrti, Kris Gardner, Second F133! 70105 Cheryl Morse, Mark NCWhOUSC, Karen row: Linda Fellows, Kristine Falso, Cindy Flagg, judith NCVillC, Second 7010i Catherine NOViCk, ChaflOttC Fcluren. Mulrcady, jcanne Mcrz, Donna Mungcr. Left to right: David Huhtala, Terri Kinney, Sharon Hugo, Diana Hobdcn, Randy Kilmartin, Alan Hum- mcl, Eric Karl ?msltmm FRIDAYS IENU !ACIROM HM! SHED SANDMOI BMLLED CNEfSi BOLme 0R FANUY BUYTEQ 8 JELLY CE 8 BROVM E M LR Left to right Donna Caldwell, Susan Brooks, Shawn Callinan, Richard Campbell, Bobbi Campbell, Ronald Campbell. Tina Murch: I didnk mean to break it? Frontxjohn Kerr, Bark, left to rigbl: N ancy Jones, Ethel Hilton, Teresa Karamanos, Deborah Houley, Kathy Hodges, Nancy Hogan. S'tesltmm New places people ; Left lo riglvt: Ronald Wharton, Kri Weller, Ann Woodbury, Roberta Zatt Patti White, Pam chtworth, Sher Wagner, Kathy Wellman, Dian Wertz, Wendy Winkler, Willia Young. Firxt row: Thomas McCulloch, Robert Lockwood, Second row: Thomas MacCracken, Bruce Laurie, Wayne Martusccllo. Left to rz'glyt: Kimberly Pieciuk, Laurie Kiddlc, Frank Martuscello. Dim lights - 9mm ram: Robert Leonard, Cal Litts, Paul McCullough, homas Male, Bank: Linda Lyon, janellc Leffler, Mary cishman. i752 row: Bruce Urys, Robert Taylor, Karl Ulrich, Second row: Kristine Truax,Barbara ohnoutka, Third row: Edward Uttbcrg, jack Thelin, Marilyn Spraguc, jcnnifer Teamo, harles Veddcr, Norman Vernon. Dan Febbie: Well, Pll tell you Mr. McGuire; ifs like this? ?rasltmn Fim row,xtop t0 bottom: Nancy McMillan, Timothy Mahoncy, Second row: Robin McIntosh, Sue Madcharo, Kevin McCarthy, judith Mango. Norah Kenny and Jean Pacclli: RNorah, carft you make your papcrdolls later? Back: Gizcllc Miller, Karlene Mooney, Michael Mizcnko, Lawrence Mitsch, Nancy McN Front: Beverly McGarvcy, Pamela Murphy, Kristina Murch. yrcsltmm Front: Cheryl Choy, Robin Coylc, Sharon Czarnecki, Back: Edward Consaul, Robert Coager, William Conley, Kelvin Coolidge, Frank Cernik. ozmmwuw Of. . s. is. m- wmmewwmm Fim row: Chris Mortenson,john Malcy, Robert McCabc, Second row: Frank Mar- otta, James Mallory, Robert MacHattic, Christopher May. im row, top to bottom: Deborah DiDonna, Michele DCCrcsce, arol DcLella, Randall Dartt, Second row: Edward Dravcs, Brian alvidson, Robert Droegc, Mark DcLegge. ?rcsltmm ?rcsltmm find new way intriguing! Kneeling: William chka, jeffery Caswell, Standing: Julia Brothers, Peter Cascio, Kathlynn Cclli, Cynthia Campisi. Left to right: David Caisse, Eric Karl, Charles Bromley, Mary Cavoli, Marietta Cerniglia, Joseph Burroughs. ?resltmm judy Mango: Wait, I carft hear with my earrings on? Front: Paul Rothmyer, David Snyder, David Schumacher, Christopher Sawiclsi, Second row: MargaretSlack, Rebecca Rowe, Robin Ruscitto, Robin Settle, Susan Smlth. Left to right: Dana Alexander, Thomas Amandro, john Bergcron, Mary Fim row: William Ovitt, jack Phillips, Paul Pawlowski, Steven Reynolds, Lcc Bain, Gary Bernhardt. Second row: Linda Pclham, jean Pacclli, Sandra Richards, Linda Percent, Mi- chael Polsinclli, Back: Daryl Pechtcl, Dwight Rosters, Lynn Polsinclle, Jean Pitts. ?reslzmm 7f you keep the book open . Firjt row: Vicki Harper, Tina Hastings, Standing: Jane Hannum, Richard Hale, Peter Hcrron, Pamela Hill. Left to right; Daniel Febbie, Linda Topka, Gary Anderson, Sharon Forman. Frant: Linda Streetcr, Second row: Stanley Viva, Sherry Trudcll, Debra Townsend, Roy Topka. gramme , think yozfm studying Fim row: Mark Krug, Doug Kuczck, Second row: Brent Kristel, Vanessa Kruman, Donna Laing, Keith Lamp, Judy Lauber, David Kosciusko, Ellen Kodcsch, Lynn LaBatC. Sandy Richards: ttLefs fool the student teacher? int row: Louis Isabella, Norah Kenny, Second rawsjoscph Hurley, jcffrey Holmstrom, Linda Johnscn, Third row: Richard Hoskinson. ?mslzmm First row: Norman Truax, John Polsin- 611i, William Pelticr, Second row: Cathe- rine Pohl, Susan Paul, Sharon Quinn, Lynn Palmer, Sherri Riddle, janet Peck, Kathleen O Neil. Fim row: Christopher Wheeler, Kevin Wright, David White, Greg- ory Walker, Kenneth Wilkens, Douglas Wade, Ted Horn, Second row: Dawn Walck, Nancy Zimmons, Debra XWhitc Left to right: Peter O Connor, Linda Montanye, Robert 0165, Kevin Oaks, Mike Niedham- mer, Robert MCIver, William Murray, Deborah Meaghcr, Brad Palkovic. ?msltmm First row: Margaret Currie, Annette Dalton, Linda Cornwell, Second raw: john Cook, Gregg Darby, Donald Coons, Gary Christensen. 5t row: Susan Blumcr, Amy Blum, Rosemary Balunck, Second row: Roger llock, Steven Armstrong, David Belchcr, Michael Bellows. First row: Tina Colon, Mary Ann Collier; Sue Ciarmicllo, Sewnd row: Mark Cerniglia, Jeffrey Dale, Third row: John Cuddehc, Laurence Chu, Timothy Connolly ?msltmm Physicals and check- Left to right: Debra Albers, Linda Berry, Cyntha Blasc, Rebecca Austin. Firs! row: Carmen Gatta,chfrey Fiske, Nelson Feathers, Second row: Patricia Gatta, Lau- rene Fordham, Susan Frey, Linda Fresc, Debbie Gardiner, Sally Esposito, Linda Galk- icwicz, Third row: Timothy Dopp, Mark Catta, Laurence Fordham. t My group has 1070 fewer cavitiesW class dodgers freshmen Left to right: Jeffrey Bristcr, Margaret Borogcn, Matthew Brantley, Cathy Bridenbaker, Kevin Bremscr, Jean Boss. Fim row: Keith Knowles, Martha Lathrop, Michele Law, Second row: Theodore LaPlante, Wayne Kittle, William Langley, Michael Kuprcwicz, Shaunccn Kuc- zek, jeffrcy Lanicwski, Wendy Ladu. Firxt row: Mark Siskin, Robert Simmons, Donald Smith, joscph Skiff, Second row: Marty Smith, Janet Spears, Karen Ros- Cioli, Eileen Ryan, Karen Schwarting, Sally Romph, Susan Scholtz, Ellyn Singsheim. Fim row: Peter DeMarco, Cheryl Diem, Deborah Dodge, Kimberly Dunster, Kevin Eggleston, Second row: James Dougherty, John DeSicno, David Dodge. Fresbmwngirlj are alway; active in gym 61455! Left to rz'glylx john Hart, Carol Goldbach, Karl Henderson, Kristina Godlcwski, James Hennessy. lladerclassmm 6am! 219 Administration and ?aculty The Senior Clem of 1971 dedicate; the Faculty Section of the Acropolij t0 DONALD M. LETTS for his dewtion to Seotia-Glenville high Jehool from his student day; until hi5 preyentpost e15 Commander-in-Chief a poxitz'on he ha; held time 1954. A graduate of Smtz'a High School in 1931 he partici- pated in hmhethall, foothall, and hasehall, and was elected President of hi; claw during hi5 Sophomore, junior, and Senior years. He graduated from Colgate Univerxt'ty and received hi5 Matters Degree from N YSTC at Albany. He returned to hit alma mater in 1935 and taught Sada! Studiej in the junior High School. At the omet of World War II, he left to Jerve in theNtwy, Ming during these five yeart, from Seaman First Clem to Lieutenant. Re- called in 1951 , during the Korean conflict, he served until 1954 when he wot: Jeparated with the rank of Lt. Commander. Thi; rich haehground 0f :emz'ee to his country, partiapcztton in athletic; and a rantinuz'tzg interext in learning hm hrought to his princz'pahth that warm-hearted interejt and underjtanding which the student; feel 13 hi; Jpecial contrihttttm. The quiet rejpect he com- mand: from hath the futility and student; i5 evidenced to anyone who come; into Seotia-Glenw'lle and 0h5er1te5 it; dtjciplined student- hody, well-kept httilding andfrz'endly atmoxphere. M r. and M r5. Letty are looking forward to a quiet retirement at their summer home on Samndaget Reservoir. Their two daughters, Smart and Sally are carrying on the family tradition of teaching, while 5071,de 13 following hi5 fatherhy footjtepx with a Navy career. Reflections on a full career. Commandcr-in-Chief Fatherly Remark? 9 Senior Banquet Athletic Pride - Undefeated Baseball Teams Testimonial Administration New Superintendent and Board face m2 Dr. Clyde 0. Eidcns Superintendent Mr. Stephen M. Perillo Adminiftmtz'w Assistant Buying; Office Mr. Cecil Ellithorpc Scbool Busing: Admimtrator Administration ding, junior J-liylt repairs and curriculum challmges. Board of Education Front row: Richard G. Livingston, President, Grace R. McIver, Assistant Treasurer, Kenneth E. Buhrmastcr, Second row: Dr. George J. Hasslachcr, III, Vice-Presidcnt, Carl Scrtle,jr ,john A. Fran- cois, Frederick R. Helms. Board Members: Mr. Settle, Mr. Livingston, and Mrs. Mclver: Public information meetings keep school dis- trict tax payers informed. Superintendent Eidcns and School Business Administrator Ellithorpc consult with board members at meeting. J-liyh School Princgmls Mr. Letts and Mayor Ryan: Testimonial Dinner honoring re- tiring basketball Coach Causcy. Mr. Donald M. Lctts Pn'najml Mr. McGuire: Swing periods, early dismissal, problems, problems . . . Mr. Richard J McGuire ' Ajsistant Primzjml uD , 311ml! guidance wants, threatens: pushes, prays y Miss B. May Sligo Mr. Albert Moser Miss Dorothy Abrams Mr. john P. Harrison, Jr Guidance WDept batman wifw 7 W R: 2.4V W m Mrs. Ruth D. Pearson Mrs. Madelyn Econome Pjycbologzkt Dr. Donald Whittrcdgc Director of Pupil Personnel Services ?our-in-o a senior electives spotlightindimmality. Mrs. Holly Nolan Mr. Robert E. Atwood Englixla Department Head Mrs. Janet R. Shook Mr. Thomas Gilmartin ?aculty Mr. john Stopcra Mrs. Carol Lowcs Miss Maureen Donovan Mrs. Nancy Chant ?aculty Mr. Ronald Tcrsigni Mrs. Lynn Simpson Mrs. Kathleen Nickson Mr. john Maryanopolis ?aculty Mrs. Laurel Pesez Mrs. Patricia Boquist Special Education Teacher Mrs. Nolan: Whack your class? 3516;!!! y 174175 fit puzzle pieces in Mm: Mr. Wesley Knapp Academic Head, Science Mrs. Alice M. Shaw Mr. Arthur Coolidge ?aculty Mr. Ross MacKinnon Miss Evelyn LaGrangc W K gaculty f . Peter Petrillose Mr. Bernard Kuczek Mr Wheeler: QTVC got the whole world in my handsW H73 uMy name isnk Calvin 7aculty 27V camera zooms in on group projects Mr. Laurence Rainey Social Studie; Department Head Mrs. joan Wcstcott Mrs. Hilda Haskell 911611511 .03 . .W. a ,, . Mr. Robert Akland Mrs. Agncss B. Powers Mr. Paul Benson Mr. Dylong: QNote taking is an art! Mr. Frank Palmer Miss Anne Wentworth Mrs. Constance B. Wood Miss Linda McCann S'aculty Study + tears + lauy Mr. Albert Oatman Matlyematz'a Department Head Mr. Philip Gcrlach Mr. Leonard Snyder Peter Huston Mr. Causey: As far as I know 2 and 2 are 4? csults + sympathy + passing Mr. Robert Lajcunesse Miss Margaret Dickson Mrs. Mary OfBricn Mr. Richard Causey Mrs. Barbara Hancr : Mr. Lajcunessc: ctOkay people, lets settle down? Mr. Snyder: RI doxft believe it? 7aculty Mrs. Ida B. Occhino Director of Librmy Services Mrs. Regina Hoppe Miss josephine Wierzbowska Librarian Mrs. Alma McNeil Librarian Mrs. Dolores Blumcr Mrs. Yvonne Doberman Mrs. Irma Peacor M75. Reynolds retired on july 1, 1970 after teaching Latin in Scotia- Glerm'lle High Scbool mm 1958. Mrs. Reynolds famerly taught commer- cial Jubjem in Scotia High until she look a leave of absence to ohain her Matters Degree at Columbia Univerxity. A graduate of Tuflx, Ike also held a commercial mbjem degree from Columbia Univerjity. M 13. Reynolds is wow enjoying her retiremenl will; loer bmimnd Eugene and tbeir 5071 Plyilip, who like hi5 mother 13 a teacher and latin Jcbolar. Mobile youth makes maximum Mr. Francesco Cichcllo Mrs. Laimi N. Reynolds ?aculty nguagc media Mrs. Elaine Richards Mr. Thomas Clohesy language Department Head Mrs. Lois Kilts Miss Nancy Alkonis Distributive 5dumtion introdu Mrs. Nicola Pidgcon Mr. Peter Hoffmann Mrs. Monica Grcco Mr. Evans: 30 I dig jcfferson Airplane . . 3, Mr. Lorkhart: Social straight ahead. ?acwlty kctiny activity to business students Mrs. Katherine Fox Mr. john Evans Bmz'nm Department Head Miss Marion Narduzzo Mr. jamcs Lockhart greativity amassed in art communimt Mr. Philip A. Spaziani Mrs. Marion Scncchal Director of Art Sa5batical 124w 70-71 Mr. Anthony P. Onorato Educational and Communications Center Director Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Teacher Assiytant I myriad musical offerings Carl Steubing Director of M mic Don H. Paulson Ernest Horvath van Physical Mutation flexes mus Mr. Donald Riddle Miss Adele Bennett Douglas McManus Coaches Riddle and Seal: RCome 0n fellow, game is still goirf on? Mrs. Arlene Ida School sze ?aculty ltfe-timc sports Mr. Craig Hitchcock Director, Health, Pbysz'ml Education, and Athletics Mr. Kenneth Seal Miss Mary Maxwell Miss jacquclinc Webb 9aculty 60-6515 invade industrial A Mr. Bernard Pohl Mr. Allen Craft Mr. Philip Bremscr Mr. Smith and Stan Bosy: It goes there somewhere. Mr. Harry Smith Industrial Am and Driver Education Chairman Mr. Walter Prync 9mm cuisine to fine scams: 15-4 to 13-6 Wm, WOW! That sclf-cleaning oven. Mrs. Sonja Klinkow Homemaking Dept. Chairman Mrs. Caroline Linderrnuih Mrs. Jean T. Boomer Non-meessiaml Staff Mrs. Lillian LBlshop, Mrs. Pauline Schneider S.G4 Lunch Manager, Mrs. Mildred Barth Mrs. Ethel Urys, Mrs. Pauline Hoffert, Mrs. janc Butts, Mrs. Rose Parcene, Mrs. Mary Beck High School Manager, Mrs Alfrcda Hcslcr, Mrs. Inez Whittmore Mr. Abate and Larry Feathers: Oh, that state lorreryW Mr. Om Baxter Head Custodian Left to right: Mr. Harry Van Stav- eren, Mr. joseph Abate fliglt School Secretaries Mrs. Helen Jennings . . . , Semitafy Healtb, Education and Athletics Mrs. Pauline Wilkins Sammy Mrs. Florence Tuohy Head: Academic Secretmy Mrs. Allcne Carbin Mrs. Betty Marotta Secretmy Secretary Mrs. Marion Green Mrs. Dorothy Smith - Guidance Secretary Secretaol to M r. Lem Mrs. Ann D,Alessandro Guidan ce Secretmy Secretarial Staff , W.,..,.....man Mrs. Helvi McClelland Mrs. Barbara Ritz Pupil Permnnel Service; Secretary Busing: Office Secretmy w . ' Miss jean Payne Mrs. Florence Dcyo Secretary to Business Adminiftmtor Btm'nm Officejecrelmy Mrs. Elinorc Schumachcr Bminm Office Secretmy Mrs. Helen Rohling Bwinar: Office Sammy Organizations Organizations Mrs. Katherine M. Fox Advisor Z716 Acropolis Staff dedicates the Organization Section of the I977 yearbook to . . . MRS. KATHERINE M. FOX for her fourteen years of service as Business Advi- sor for the Acropolis. During this time, the yearbook has grown from a book of 180 pages to its present size, This monumental task of collecting subscriptions and keeping her well-trained eye on the budget has made it possible for the Acropolis to publish a book for a nominal price. Mrs. Fox, a graduate of Baypath junior College in Springfield, Mass, received her Bacheloris and Masters degree from the University of the State of N. Y. at Al- bany. This june, she will have completed 37V2 years as a teacher and advisor at Scotia-Glenville High School. As a teacher in the Business Education Department, she has concentrated her extracurricular activities in that area. At various times, she has served as Business Mgr. of the Hi-Times, predecessor to The Tartan, advisor to the Business Education Club, and since its inception, Supervisor of the Student Ac- tivity Fund. Many of our graduates are indebted to Mrs. Fox for her supervision of the part- time office work experience program since she initiated the unit in 1951. The pro- gram enables students Who Wish to gain valuable pre-Career experience, to do so, on a part-time basis with local cooperating business firms. Mrs. Fox is looking forward to enjoying iibeing at home? part-time volunteer work, and brushing up on her bridge and golf games. Happy Retirement. Teacher Organizations fli-ll continues service activities Hi-Y members continued their practice of sell- ing soda at the basketball games and dances. A trip to Madison Square Garden in February to see the New York Knicks was part of the yeaBs pro gram. The Christmas tree in front of the office deco- rated by Hi-Y won first prize. A revision of the constitution and supporting :1 program to help the American Indians in the southwest was also part of the agenda. Pmident ..................... Mark jones Vice-Preyident ................... Dan Ross Treasurer ...................... Ed Godin Secretmy .................... Bill Hamilton Right to la t: Dan Ross, Ed Godin, Bob Male,Jim Seely, Mr. Snyder, Seton 585- at arms ------------------ Kevin Hull row: Harry Hart, Mark jones, Doug Millard, Tom Palombo. Tom Palombo Adviser ...................... Mr. Snyder Left to right: Larry Collamer, john Eggleston, Mark Ruscitto, Brianv Gelber, Kevin Hull, Peter Brooks, Bill Hamilton, Jim Clancy, Rick King, Jim Sanders, George Powers. Left to right: Mike Hamilton, Mark Cichy, Doug Ross, Joe Scar- dino, Dean Shults, Armon Benny, Jerry Galkiewicz, Tom McGuire, Todd jones. Key 6M7 supports I 8 yr-akis Elm! 1671M, Program Organzzations Left to right: Dave Lomini, Andrew Draina, Dave Binger, Dave Reid, Bill Skinner, Richard Strauss, Tim Mastro, Iohn Cornwell. Key Clubhs sponsorship of a Donkey Basketball Game with familiar faculty members riding the donkeys played to a sell-out crowd. The club showed its serious side by its service of visiting and entertaining the chil- dren at the Retarded Childrcnhs Home and sponsorship of a clothing drive to aid the Indians of the Rosebud Reservation. A drive to encourage 18 year 01th to support the Blood Bank program was also initiated. BMCOLJ: c m 6 th- iryt row: Mike Posillico, Mac Br n, Gre H e , S d row: M . W 1 me, im Forbes, ' 0w g av r econ r e co j lamar C, 3C AL ! C M , 44W eorge Gatta, Dennis Malloy, Mark Cooper. ' . . iffy Of 1 i; A AAA Xew'l hob- ;W W I L; Lfk Cu VJ a a LC-CU- L x.766L1:tx . Lkld'zud- ' L; : c l th, A EA LI LLL k x OFFICERS A e Quiet- tvx President .............. Richard Strauss Vice-Pmidmt ....... Fred Wassmansdorf Treasurer ................ Tim Mastro Secretary ............... George Gatta Chaplain ................ Bill Skinner Lt. Governor .............. jim Forbes Advixor ................ Mr. Welcome First row: David Tatcly, Bob Willey, Patrick Burns, Second row: Mark Mazzone, David Shattuck, Dave Bernhardt, Jay Linton. Organizations Varsity 611w leads the way to sports enthusiasm The reorganized Varsity Club continued its former ser- vices to the school by selling programs at games, organiz- ing awards assemblies, and acting as floor guards and coat checkers at home games. The Club sponsored a trip to New York City in the spring to attend the National Invitational Basketball Tour- nament. . a? President: Dan Rosg; Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Carpenter; Vicc-Pres- ident: Bob Male. First row: Carole DeMetre, Chris Schaad, jackie Radz, Debbie Erickson, Debbie Hodges, Sandy Ledbetter, Sue Eidens, Cheryl Pudney, Margaret Hugerich, C01- leen Garahan, Serond row: Louis DeFelippo, Tom McGuire, jim Powers, jot: Scardino, Paul Malczyk, Mike Bollock, Ken Law- rence, Jim Sanders, Andy Gnoinski, Ed Godin, Beth Hoppe, Steve Andrako, jim Fazzone, john Martin, Marty Duchane, Dave Kukowski. First row: Cheryl Eddy, Nancy Carpenter, Bette Armstrong, Nancy Rosenwald, Linda Campbell, Terry McNeil, Dogg Millard Nancy McAuley, Barb Binger, Cindy Perrone,jan Caswell, Donna Shattuck, Sally Stevens, Second row: Bob Willey, Allan Falcon, Mark jones, Armon Benny, Tom Palombo, Tim Mastro, George Gatta, Jim Steadwell, john Laing, Mike Hamilton, Third row: Dan Ross, Bob Male, John Cornwell,jim Weller, john Martin, Bill Merz, jim Fazzone, Diane Francois, Brian Silva, jerry Galk- iewicz, Terry McNamara, Jim Forbes. a Oryam'zalims gin: and gmergmcy Squad is ready for anything Fim row: Tim Gregory, Rick Makuc, George VanSleet, Dave Binger, Doug Pauz6, Charlie Conovcr, Second row: Carole Mochlc, Diane Ciancetta, Crystal Morse, Barb Verhagcn, Third row: Sue White, CMOI Settle. First row: Marie Capogna, John Angilletta, Cathy Kluwc, Debbie Erickson, Penny White, Cheryl Eddy, Second row: Chris Schaad, jane Fellows, jim Fazzone, Third row: jim Steadwell, Mike Hamilton, Louis DeFelippo, Ed Falso, Dave Kukowski, Bob Gaura, Fourth row: Don Taber, Steve Andra- ko. Girls as well as boys served an active role in the Fire and Emergency Squad this year. Students are available seven periods a day to supervise the required fire and air raid drills. Their services have contributed greatly to the effective preparedness of the school. Adviwr ......................... Mr. McGuire irjt row: Jeff juwa, Liz Martinec, Leigh Wells, George Gatta, Armon Benny, econd row: Sally Stevens, Donna Shattuck, Terry McNeil, Mark joncs, Tom Pa- lombo, Joe Scardino, Tbird row: Bob Male, Dan Ross, Tim Mastro, John Corn- well, Fourth row: Brian Silva, Bob Willey, Dave Bernhardt, Virginia Miller. Organizations grand! 611w . . . anal FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President ........................ Linda Lathrop Vice-President ................... Pierre Cudmorc Secretary ....................... Marie Capogna Treasury ..................... Roland Vosburgh Advisor ......................... Mrs. Richards Left to right: Marie Capogna, Pierre Cudmorc, Roland Vosburg, Linda Lathrop. Fim row: MaryLou Beardsley, Norma LaRuC, Maureen Krone, Cindy Lawrcince, Barb Verhagcn, Second row: Linda Caldwell, Chris Consaul, Kathy Jones, Gary Karl, Sheila Leach, Mark Meraner. Firxt row: Cindy Perrone, Barb Capogna, Ellen Living- ston, Colleen Farley, Second row: Chsryl Oaks, Lynn Pe- troski, Patty Weidler, Linda Berry, Elaine Dimplcfcld, Organizations t to Mantra '41 The French Club participated in several money-eaming activities, such as paper drives and bake sales, in order to finance their annual trip. This year, they again wit- nessed the sights and sounds of Montreal, Canada. French Club members also took part in the International Dinner, adding a French touch to the tasty feast. 1,, 'rjt raw: Diane Humphrey, Claire Darby, Nina Cascio, Barbara Vohnoutka, Peter Cascio, arbara Angle, Janet Spears, Diane Buono, Second row: Connie Brough, Pam Baxter, Linda lum, Laurie Gauper, ShirleyrSwanker, Martha Lathrop. Not go to Montreal? - Oui Ouih Organizations ya aim is dd 56mm 61W Left to right: Mrs. Pcacor, James MacMillan, james Armstrong, Barbara Olson, Marcia Rowe. Ya, das is da German Club. Besides entering into the festivity of the international dinner, GCr- man Club again sponsored the Bavarian Fasch- ing, an intcr-school invitational costume dance held February 8, 1971. President .................... Marcia Rowe Vicerz'dmt ................ Barbara Olsen Secretaty .................. Evelyn Wheeler Tremurer .................. Jim MacMillan Publicity Chairman ........... jim Armstrong Advijor ...................... Mrs. Peacor Fim row: Nancy MacMillan, Lynn Palmer, Becky Rowe, Linda Streeter, S' 0nd row: Bob Hartig, jimmy Brinkman, James Armstrong, Ed Rosslcr, Pa Gladstone, joe Hurley, Brian Davidson. Fim row: Lynn Sherwood,judy Fellows, Robin Settle, Sally Esposito, Sue Scholtz, Barbara Packman, Second row: William Hartig, Tim Gregory, Wayne Armstrong, Barb Olson, Donald Smith, Dean Shuls, john Martini, Peter Prusch, Marcia Rowe, Tim LaPlante, Cal Litts, Kristina-Korthas. Spanish 6111b welcomes members from South America Organizations Entering into the activity of the International Supper, Spanish Club members prepared a great variety of spicy, hot dishes. However, most of the Spanish Clubhs efforts went into fund raising projects for the annual spring journey to New York City where they enjoy the Hispanic Society Museum, a Broadway play and a Spanish restau- rant. Pretz'dmt ................. Roberta Cimorelli Vice-Pmidmt ............. Cathy Dougherty Secretary .................... Mary Gardner Treamrer ................... Cathy Perrone Publicity Cbaimzan .............. jan Caswell Program Chairman ............. Melanie Paul Adviser ..................... Mr. Cichello Fim row: Officers, Melanie Paul, Roberta Cimorelli, Jan Caswell, Second row: Mary Gardner, Cathy Perrone, Mr. Cichello. First row: Elsa Altamirano, Terry Kinney, Robbie Wood, Sue Sartoris, Second row: Mary Grace Ciar- miello, Donna Laing, Robin Brandow, Jennifer Tearno, Linda Montanya, Barb Titus,jar1et Ludke, Patty Gebhardt, Gonzalo Lazcanot First row: Debbie Erickson, Diane Francois, Barb Greer, Second row: Brian Gelber, Bob Pel- ham, Peter Garland, Eric Schoch, Karen Krouse, judy Hayman, Carol Burch, Third row: Mary Beth Green, Maureen Sullivan, Teri Danner, Bob Davidson. Organizations Drama Club this year was under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Lowes and Mrs. Pesez. The Club omitted its traditional Christmas play and devoted more effort to its March production of uThe Miracle Worker? The play, starring Debbie Dodge and Veronica Bojanowski was well received. An added feature this year was an after-school class in the techniques of acting. This class was conducted by Mrs. Schurenberg of Tri-County Community Theater. sz'dmt .......................... Beth Snapp Vice-Pmidmt ............ ..... Glenda Reynolds Secretary ......................... John Percent Treasurer . .- ........................ Barb Wait Left to riglyt: jackie Brennan, jim Hicks, Mary Martin, Elaine Dimplcfeld, Connie Brough, Nancy Titus, Nancy MaCMillan, Peg Bloomer, jody MacDonald, Bill Tru- ran. Drama 611117 works miracles First row: Peter Cascio, John Percent, Steve Sturman, Ric Schurenberg, Sec- ond row: Sue Herring, Linda Cayer, Beth Snapp, Barbara Wait, Cheryl Choy, Third row: Betsy Gifford, Melissa Poulin, Katie Lyle, Glenda Rey- nolds. Firjt row: Barbara Titus, Marcia Peck, Kristine Weller, Linda Schell, Diane Waite, Second row: Linda Taft, Gloria Hasslacher, Chris Truax, Rhonda Geertgens, Claire Darby, janet Peck. Organkatiom $laVcs tote and carry books for J-lonar Athletes L g ' , ,. gm, g; - x . . w T . ft to right: Sandy Ledbetter, Donna Shattuck, Nancy McAulcy, Nancy Hood, Sue Santilli. Booster Club continued to bolster school spirit this year With its traditional signs and slogans. This year Booster Club initiated buffet dinners to honor such teams as soccer, cross-country, bowling, and wrestling. Girl members also slade by carrying books and doing errands for honored athletes. sz'dml ....................... Sandy Ledbetter Vice-sz'dmt ................... Nancy McAulcy Secretary ......................... Nancy Hood Trmmrer .......................... Sue Santilli Publicity Cbaimmz ............... Donna Shattuck Adwkor; ........................... Mr. Pryne Mr. Starsiak Will anyonEs parents chaperone? Organizations tartan Staff k Meg Leaman, Debbie Worcester, Mildred Muslcr, Sue Sartoris, Patty Gebhardt. Jim Fazzone, Dan Shannon, Sheila Leach, put it all together. For another year, the Tartan has done its best at keeping Scotia high students informed of current events. The staff, consisting mOStly of the Journal- ism' class, published interesting articles on various subjects, Which entertained both students and faculh ty. New; Editor .................. John Angilletta Assixtant New; Editor .............. Sheila LCACh Feature Editor ................ George VanSleet Assistant Feature Editor ............ Mary Novak Make-up Editor ................. Dan Shannon Sport; Editor .................... jim Fazzonc Advisor ........................ Mrs. Chant Staff .............. Pat Gebhardt, Meg Leaman, Mildred Muslcr, Sue Sartoris,Dave Waite,Debbie Worcester Left to right: Sheila Leach, john Angilletta, Dan Shannon, Mary Novak. Organizations in the know Dave Waite looks for items of interest. Mrs. Chant double-checks articles. Tartan Business Staff: Claudia Callinan and Marilyn Kisscl. Organizations Acropolis Business and. Advertising staf7 pursue ADVERTISIN G STAFF ' 1 $ $ 2 Left to rz'glatsjim Sanders, Laurie Swan, Kathy Connolly, Nancy McAulcy, Denise Gibbons, Bill Rochelle, Linda Busto, Tom Palom- bo, Kevin Hull, Mark Jones, Ann Closson, john Cornwell, Marc Mahoney, Rick King. BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Sue Kerr, Betsy Hitchcock, Mrs. advisor, Mr. Lockhart, assst adviser, Pat Buttino. Missing: Suzanne Santilli. Organizations ct funds to publish book 0 MEROOM PRESENTATIVES Left to rz'glyt: jackic Radz, Denise bebons, Nancy McAuley, Nancy Hood, Leigh Wells, Nancy Car- penter, judy Hayman, Terry McNeil, Sally Stevens. .31 5! row: Claire Corneau, Colleen Farley, Alice Martin, Second row: Barb Fint row: justinc Simoni, Jill Dunster, Mary Shicly, Nancy ggs, Cheryl Oaks, Colleen Gamhan, Pat Wcidler,jackic Brennan, Patty Hitchcock, Second row: Nancy Lcishman, jcrri McGrath, Barb Ca- drich, Echo Hampel, Meg Learnan. pogna, Third row: Chris Martincc, Sue LaBahn, Paul Bailey, Peter Garland, Carey Pctrcquin, Rose Ann Coons. i3 . - - , , , ' . 4' . Left to right: Tina'Murch, Lynn Palmer, Pam Wentworth, jam: Hannum, jim Mallory, Terry Kararnanos, Martin Barber, Jeff Lanicwski, Jeff Dale, Tim Dopp. Organizations Office Assistants Left Betsy Gifford, Diane Ciancctta, Carol Moehlc, James Armstrong, Betsy Hitchcock, Debby Suitor, Donna Durochcr, Gladys Mayer. bf? to right: Linda Galkiewicz, Sharon Hugo, jean Boss, Ellen K0- desch, Jennifer Tcamo, Marleen Francisco. Widalm Assistants 017mm Assistants Left to right: Linda Berry, Elaine Dimplcfcld, Chris Felso, Laurie Bilka, Joe Vohnoutka. Mim'ng are: Bruce Perry and Debbie Brad- lcy. Nurses Allies Left to right: Roberta Taylor, Joan Hwaszcz, Denise Antaya, Mrs. Ida, Debby Suitor. Orgm'zations Stage grew to right: Pete Wcid1cr, Keith Beck, Doug Pauzc, Bob McIver, Doug dc, Larry Duffy. Top to boltam: john Beatty, Bill Hartig, Paul Witkow- ski, Ed Falso, Tim Gregory. A - V Assistants 13ft to right: Bruce Urys, Mike Farrow, Richard Quick, David Rodman, Paul Barbarello, Larry Duffy, Peter Terzian. Organizations Officers: Jim Armstrong, President; Evelyn Wheel- er, Secretary; David Bernhardt, Vice-President; Mirs- ing: David Waite, Treasurer; Advisor, Mr. Wheeler. Left to right: Bert Voorhees, Peter Horn, Dave Dun- can, Gary Bernhardt, Brian Povx'Iets, Nancy Titus, Mark Siskin. Astronomy 61116 works on tracking station This year Astronomy Club has done several things to heighten enthusiasm. The Apollo 14 moon trip gave them a chance to observe the moon first hand. With the completion of the weather satellite tracking station, they Will be capable of tracking weather stations, te- cording their signals, and processing weather pictures. Left to right: Mike D,Allessandr0, Gunnar Martinson, Colin Baldasate, Ronald Schimpf, Jeff Scott, Paul Mar- tinson, Mr. Wheeler, advisor. Organizations Biology 61W sees the future film microscopes E First row: Kathy Moore, Connie Brough, Mary Grace Ciarmiello, Sec- ond row: Carol Settle, Barb Verhagen, Mary Lou Beardsley, Paul Malczyk, Dave Kukowski, Reg Leach, Doug Pauze. In an effort to bring current issues to the attention of the student body, the Biology Club sponsored speakers on such topics as ecology and the population explosion. Following tradition, the club again awarded a prize to the student with the highest average in Biology throughout the year. Presidem ........................ Bob Davidson Vice-Preyidem ................... Carole DeMetre Secretaq ....................... Marie Capogna Treasurer ........................ Barb Capogna Adwkor ........................... Mrs, Shaw Seated: Barb Capogna, Marie Capogna, Slanding: Carole DeMetre, Bob Davidson, Mrs. Shaw. First row: Mary Leishman, Norma LaRue, Barb Greer, Holly Ergman, Maureen Krone, Second row: Mary Zobre, David Hoshko, Gary Allen, Dennis Jennings, Paul Witkowski, Pete Weidler. Organizations Student Senate faces crowded school prolzlcms First row: Brenda Palmer, George Brown, Barb Capogna, Katey Novick, Patty Gatta, Second row: Rick King, Charlie Fletcher, Nancy Titus, Bill Verheide, Fred Garland, Betsy Carpenter, Dennis Malloy, Penny White, Doug Wait, jim Forbes, Mike Gelber, Doug Conte. Brian Gelbcr ....................... 3 .sz'dem George Gatta ..................... Vite-Presidmt Linda Campbell ................ Recording Secretary Sandy Ledbetter ............. Cormponding Secretmy Dave Lomini ........................ Tremurer Mr. Dylong .......................... Advijor Student Senate continued to show interest in the stu- dent body by working on such topics as an open cam- pus and a smoking area. Again this year they held stu- dent exchanges with other area schools. The Senate members also helped chaperone dances and took an ac- tive part in commu'nity functions. Lift to right: Linda Campbell, Dave Lomini, Brian Gelber, George Gatta, Sandy Ledbetter. Organizations Diversified Projects occupy scholari time Firjt row: Pierre Cudmore, Rick Eidens, Mark Merancr, Roland Vosburgh, Steve Henderson, Ed Godin, Second raw: Kathy Moore, Donna Shattuck, Terry McNeil, Diane Francois, jean Whittredgc, jan Caswell,jear1 Beck, Tim Gregory, Third row: Tom Frey, Mary Lynch, Carol Serttle, Sheila Leach,judy Fellows,Jackie Brennan, Linda Lathrop,janet Ludkc, Gary Karl, Chris Consaul. National Honor Society has shown an interest in our countryk poverty problem by sponsoring a clothing drive for the Indians of South Dakota. Other projects such as Christmas Caroling and volunteer aid to Fire and Emergency Squad, tutor- ing program and a trip to Boston in April Will round out the year. President ................... Mark Meraner Vice-Pmident ................ Kathy Moore Secretmjy ..................... Jan Caswell Treasurer ..................... Rick Eidens Adwkor ..................... Mrs. O Briar1 Am. Advijor .................. Mr. Akland im row: Bob Davidson, janet Bogar, Sue Robinson, Second row: Charlie Conovcr, inda Busto, Cathy Pcrrone, Roberta Cimorelli, Tim Mastro. Organizations Ski 6M digs big Winter and snow day Fim row: Maryjo Krcmzicr, Sally Stevens, Linda Campbell, Diane Francois, Pam Murphy, Robbie Wood, Roberta Zatt, Sheila McDermott, Donna Munger, jean Pitts, Kathy Bridcnbakcr, Ann Shires, Catcy Novick, Larry Fordham, Roger Webb, Andy Abraham, john Barr, Kieth Lamp, Joe Davies, Rob McCabe, Second row: Jeff Holmstrom, Colin Baldasare, Tim Mahoney, Greg Walker, John Olsen, Bert Voorhecs, Gary Christensen, Pete Wcidler, Pete Terzian, Ed Draves, Chris May, jack Thelin, Kevin Wright. This year the Ski Club enjoyed a very busy year. They went skiing at Gore, Pico Peak, Glen Ellen, and Mad River Glen, using funds earned at bake sales and paper drives. Pmidmt ......................... Glen Powers Vice-Pmidmt ...................... Tim Mastro Secretary ..................... Nancy Roscnwald Treamrer ........................ Doug Millard Admor .......................... Mr. Huston Left to riglyt: Tim Mastro, Mr. Huston, Nancy Rosenwald, Doug Millard, Glen Powers. Oryam'zatiwis 6km Calm checkmatcs their way to victory a David Shattuck, Jim MacMillan, Steve Hesslacher, Dave Duncan, Tim Gregory. Robbie Currie plays simultaneous chess blindfolded. Our champion Chess Team placed second in the area this year. In the Tournament, the players placed second, fourth, fifth, and seventh. They also made the sectionals. Their record was 3-1-1. 9161M makes own item, for sale to practice for the future Left to right: Kathy Gitsham, Arden Whitman, Debbie Morris, Betsy Hitchcock, Kim Morris, Cindy LaW- rence, Karen Krouse, Mrs. Greco, Linda Simmons, Kathy Gurzynski, Mary Beth Haight. sz'dent ......... Betsy Hitchcock Vice-Prexidmt ...... Kathy Gitsham Secretary ....... Debbie Hammond Treasurer ........ Kathy Gurzynski Adviser ............. Mrs. Greco Organizations gliomlaires - another y 1 Officers Tom Frey, jam Caswell, Gary Karl. The Choralaires again sang their way through anoth- er successful year. Through their Chocolate Sale last fall, the Cho- ralaires were able to finance a tour to New Hampshire in March. And in February they combined with Concert Choir in the Masterworks Concert. FirJt row: David Kittle, Ellen Livingston,jim Adams, Cindy S. Holden, Tom Reynolds, Second row: Dave Binger, Dorie Chase, Paul Bailey, Patty Weidler, Robbie Currie, Third raw: Dean Shults, jane Fellows, Tim Walter, Penny White, Tom Haver, Family row: Gary Allen, Cathy Brower, Dave Kukowski, Echo Hampel, Dan Cragnolin. Fim row: janet Bogar, Steve Hasslacher, Lynda Parker, Doug Pauz Marie Capogna, Second row: Cindy Holden, Tom Frey, Sheila Leac John Beatty, Alice Martin, Third row: Roberta Cimorelli, Michael Hal rison, Mark Wilson, Linda Cayer, Fourth mu. Sue Kelly, Gary Kar Debbie Denham, jim McGatvey, Diane Francois. , a other songs President ........................... Gary Karl Bmz'nm Manager ..................... Tom Frey Secretary .......................... jan Caswell Direcmr ......................... Mr. Steubing .rst row: Sally Haslund, Dennis Malloy, Shirley Swanker, Steve Stur- an, Pat Aldrich, Second row: Beth Snapp, jim Hicks, jam Caswell, ick Parker, Marcia Strenk, Tbird row: Elaine Dimplcfcld, Fourtb row: lildred Savidgc, jim Steadwell, Margaret Hugcrich, jcff Austin, ancy Walter. Mr. Steubing hard at work. Alice Martin, John the singing. Beatty, and Dave Kukowski add accompaniment to I73 Organizations 60mm 64101? Fim row: Connie Bloomer, Sue Robinson, Robert Pelham, Barbara Capogna, Keith Beck, Norene Beedleson, Bonnie Carbin, Second row: Barbiara Wait, Jon Grenoble, Katie Lyle, Joe Scardino, Cheryl Eddy, George Brown, Barb Angle, jirn MacMillan, Third row: Karen Schmcidcr, Marcia Rowe, Marty Duchane, Robbie Wood, Debbie Busto, John Percent, Diane DeVerc, Marty Goyctte, Fourth row: Chris Schaad, Francis VanStavcrcn, Cathy Kluwc, Colin Baldesare, Claire Darby, Debbie Hodges, David Hoshko, Carey Pctrequin, Al Brothers,-Dianc Humphrey. girlf 814551141715 . . . Firyt row: Sherri Riddlc,judy Lauber, Sue Paul, Mary Cavoli, Second row: Sandy Ledbctter, Melissa Pou- lin, Gladys Mayer, Charlotte Mulreidy, Third raw: Christine Fclso, Cheryl Morse, Norene Bcedleson, Christie Truax, Pam Lenkewich, Laurie Kiddle, Beth Herring, Robin Settle, Fourtly row: Colleen Gara- han, Bonnie Beers, jean Campbell, Sue White, Denise Fountain. . . - 0r am'zations ' atoms 601mm bring lttylt praise 9 Firjt row: Gloria Santilli, Terri Reisigl, Lynn Sherwood, Steve Reynolds, john Hart, Jimmy Mallory, Diane Makoviecki, Laurie Fordham, Sue La- Bahn, Patty Gatta, Second row: Donna Provost, jean Mcrz, Michelle DiCresce, Mary Shicly, Barbara' Packman, Doug Wade, Holly Ergmann, Cindy Kulak, Maureen Keohan, Cindy Campisi, Terry Karamanos, Tbird row: Carole Moehle, Frances Nolin, Donna Munger, Martha Lathrop, Barb Greer, Kathy O Neil, Debbie Worcester, Cathy DalPian, Sue Blumcr, Nora Gomez, Cheryl Eddy, Beverly McGaery, Linda Pclham. Fim row: Mary Lcishrnan, Janet johansson, Kris Korthas, Melissa Poulin, Peter Cascio, Paul Gionet, joc Burroughs, Linda Cornwell, Cheryl Choy, Susan Frey, Diane Buono, Second row: Kathy Ericson, Pam Lenkewich, Colleen Farley, Carol Goldbach, Lynn Palmer, Lynn LaBate, jeff Holmstrom, Larry Fordham, Mike Neidhammer, Jane Hannum, Nancy jones, Pam Wentworth, Patty Murray, Terri Como, Tbird row: Cathy Pohl, Amy Blum, Debbie Meaghcr, Becky Rowe,jcrry DeSilva, Cheryl Morse, Laurie Kiddle, Bruce Laurie, jeff Dalc,Jim Hicks, Allan Rosenberger, Marilyn Spraguc, Anne Shires, Catcy Novick, Sheila McDermott, Sue Salvatore, Beth Albrezzi. Organizations 60mm Band Fz'm row: jamic Adams, Richard Campbell, Larry Fordham, Pam Murphy, Cathy Hodges, Dale VanEps, Sewnd row: Robert Pclham, Marc Blankc, Carl Haushalter, Mel Byron, john DeSieno, Dick Hoskinson, Third row: Ronald Campbell, Carmen Gatta, Jeff Caswell, Eric Karl, joe Hurley, Ted LaPlantc, Charles Bromley. First row: Nick Brandolino, Tom Amandro, DcAnn Foard, janct Bogar, Pat Burns, Second row: Chris Gardner, John Cook, Claire Darby, Dave Hammond. First row: Robert Szymczak, Carolyn Dougherty, Maureen Kcohan, Cathy Celli, Laurie Fordham, Jane Bogar, Pam chtworth, Julie Brothers, Second row: Cheryl Eddy, Donna Mungcr, Nancy Jones, Anne Shires, Patty White, Colleen Farley, Brian Gelber, Nancy MacMillan, Third row: Charlotte Mulready, Rosemary Balunek, Felice Chandonet, Pat Kruk, Amy Blum, Kathy Rowe, Jim Powers. Organizations Firjt row: Betty Ann Rosko, Diane Hobdcn, Arm Woodberry, Marcia Rowe, Tim Gregory, Mari Slack, janct Bogar, Debbie Lindsey, Barb Olson, Debbie Hodges, Cindy G. Holden, Ellen Livingston, Second row: Terry Wetmore, Nick Brandolino, Terry Karamanos, DcAnn Foard, Dave Shattuck, Laurie Gauper, Mike Harrison, Sue Robinson, Glenn Powers, Connie Bloomer, Tbird row: Patty White, Pam Murphy, Carey Novick, Jim MacMillan, Steve Hasslachcr, Doug Wade, Peter Hcrron, Rick Strauss; Fourth row: Gary Karl, Jim Steadwcll, Eric Karl, Bob Weller, Tom Havcr, Rob Currie, Doug Smith, Al Brothers, Marc Blankc, Dale VanEps. Kewrder 611117 First row: Claire Darby, Nancy MacMillan, Gldria Hasslacher, Sue Herring, Connie Bloomer, Evelyn Wheeler, Second row: Barbara Herring, Elaine Dimplcfcld, Jackie Brennan, jaimic Adams, Third row: jirn MacMillan, Davivj. Shattuck, Rob Currie. Oryanizations School is more Organizations The Acropolis Staff dedicates the Sports Section to . . . HARRY A. SMITH a 'iFATHER OF THE SCOTIA SPORTS PROGRAMil Harry A. Smith, former tri-sport coach and mentor of the Scotia-Glenville sportls program will retire this june. The proverbial many hatsll certainly fits Mr. Smith! Since he entered the system in 1928, as an Industrial Arts teacher in the junior High School, Harry Smith has directed and developed the program of athletics for the school system. Broadening the former four-base varsity sports program to its all encompassing, Freshman, junior Varsity and Varsity program he has also encouraged other pupils to participate in the intramural activities. He has served as coach, Faculty Manager of Athletics, and Director of Athletics. This intensive development program was conducted along With his duties as teacher, and his present position of Department Chairman of the Industrial Arts and Driver Education Department. As Dean of the Driver Education Program in this area, he is well remembered by many pupils. both old and young A graduate of Oswego Normal School, Mr. Smith has also attended the Uni- versity of Vermont, New York State Teachers College at Albany and Syracuse University. As a resident of this community for all of his teaching years, he cul- minated his community involvement by being elected the first Democractic Mayor of Scotia in 1966 for a four-year term. He has also served as a member of the Golden jubilee Celebration in 1954 as well as the Sesqui-Centennial program in 1970. In 1951, encouraged by the late Mayor Turnbull he initiated the Little League program and served as Director until 1957. As director and innovator of the Village and Town recreational program he has endeared himself to thousands of vacationing youngsters Mrs. Smith, a former teacher, and their daughter, Geraldine, also a teacher in the Scotia-Glenville system at Glen Worden are looking forward to a long and happy future with the versatile Mr. Smith. TEACHER HARRY A. SMITH. ADVISOR New Coaches Seal and Riddle began their rebuilding Dy ending a los- ing streak With two fine victories. In an exciting home game against Co- lumbia, Scotia won 3426. Another highlight of the season was holding Mohonascn to a 0-0 tie. Encouraged by the fine performance of a number of underclassmen, the Tartans look forward to a winning season in 71. RECORD Opponent Scotia Shcnendchowa . . . . . . 16 Burnt Hills . 0 Bethlehem Colonic . . Mohonascn Columbia . Guilderland Niskayuna . Varsity Squad From rowxjoseph Scardino managerl Richard King, jcffrey juwa, Michael Bollock, Edward Godin, Kenneth Lawrence, Mark Jonchamcs Sanders,john Laing, Peter Ruscitto manach, Second row: Coach Seal, Edward Hawkins, Michael Visco, Gerald Gricsemer, William Skin- ner, Thomas Palombo, Robert Male, Douglas Millard, john Eggleston, Coach Palmer, Third row: Coach Riddle, Carl Haushalter, Larry Collamer, Kurt Haushalter, Steven Andrako, Nicholas Brandolino, William Hamilton, Andrew Gnqinski, Armon Benny, Family row: Rob Conover, Richard Eidens, james Clancy, Daniel Ross, Thomas McGuire, james Ruggiero, Mark Ruscitto, Mark Cichy,'Coach Pohl. junior Varsity Squad Fim row: Sal Ciarmicllo, Michael Sawicki, Paul Salato, Dean Shults, Duane VanPatten, Peter Prusch, ToddAjonCsK-Icffrey Taft, Second row: Robert DcLuke, Lawrence Anderson, William Strcnk, Terry Mcnia, james Stanton, Michael Cornell, Doug Ross, Donald Williams, Third row: Kevin Kohl, Michael Noonan, David Wagancr, Bill Demetre, Michael Hamilton, john Martini, Fourth row: Coach Palmer, Michael Posillico, Michael Wcscott, Gary Allen, Coach Pohl. Freshman Squad Firjt row: Kenneth Wilkins, Kevin Eggleston, Jeffrey Laniewski, John Malcy, jcffrey Bristcr, Robin Ruscitto, Ted LaPlante, Keith Knowles,Joseph Skiff, Second row: Bruce Urys, Robert Leonard, Robert MCIvcr, jack Thelin, Carl Henderson, Kevin Sullivan, William Ovitt,jim Vann, Rick Santilli managerl Third rm: Mark Gatta, Robert Taylor, Karl U1rich,jeffrey Holmstom, Thomas Male, Rich- ard Hoskinson, Keith Lamp, Fourth row: john Cook, Edward Uttberg, David Snyder, John Polsinelli, Christopher Sawicki, Gregg Darby,John Harg, Fifth row: William Pelticr, Michael Mizenko, Brad Palkovic,james Eggleston, Paul Zeissler, Coach Huston. Soccer 7 RECORD Op onent Sha er ................... 4 Niskayuna ................ 2 Mohonasen ............... 4 Bethlehem ................ O Colonic .................. 3 Columbia ................. 1 Burnt Hills ............... 4 Shcnendchowa ............. 3 Guilderland ............... 7 Shaker ................... 5 Mohonasen ............... 6 Bethlehem ................ 5 Colonic .................. 2 Burnt Hills ............... 1 Shcncndehowa ............. 0 Guildcrland ............... 0 ONOOWHOHWOHONHOO Varsity Squad First row: Robert Willey, David Tately, George Gatta, james Hay, Andrew Abraham, john Martin, Allan Falcon, Martin Duchane, Thomas Reynolds, Robert Weller, Lawrence Blumcr, Martin Goyette, Second row: Sally Haslund manageO, Cynthia Holden man- agerl LouAnn McCullough managc0, William Merz, Paul Malczyk, jim Fazzone, jetty Galkiewicz, Thomas Isaacson, Brian Silva, William Moody, Christy Consaul, David Kukowski, Douglas Contc, David Reid, David Goss, David Lomimi, Mark Merancr,jamcs Weller, Nancy Walter manage0, Thomas Frey, Mark Mazzone. junior Varsity Squad x w First row: Daniel Hurley, Steven Reynolds, Mark DcLegge, Keith Beck, Gary York, Kevin Wright, Daryl Pechtcl, Robert Hartig, john DCSieno, Eric Karl, Mark Blanks, Second row: Coach Heddcn, Marlene Reeves managerL judith Mrozkowski manach, Peter Wcidlcr, John Guare, Gary Grundy, joseph Hurley, Andrew Draina, Timothy O Brian, William Packman, jamcs chnessy, James Mallory, Daniel Martin. First row: Gregory Haver, Michael Gelbet, Brian Gelber, Warren Prehmus, David Shattuck, Second row: james Forbes, Louis De- Felippo, Dennis M alloy, David Hale, James Powers, Mac Brown, Daniel McCormick, james May, Glenn Powers, Coach Miller. gross 627th Scotiaes Cross Country team compiled a 5-4 record In Suburban Council competition. Glenn Powers led the team and placed first in both the Suburban Council and the Class A Sectionals. The team as a whole placed fourth in the Class A Sectionals. Section II was repre- sented in the Inter-sectionals at Croton on the Hudson by Glenn and jim Forbes. Other strong members of the team included Brian Gelber, Jim Powers, Michael Gelbcr, Dan McCormick, and Lou DeFelippo. Outstanding j.V. runners were Mac Brown and Warren Prehrnu's. Experienced underclass- men promise a successful season next year. 294 Opponent Mont Pleasant .......... 26 Outstanding individual wrestlers made it possible for Columbia 2 6 the team to achieve a 5-8-1 record in Surburban Council Sh k '''''''''''''' 16 competition. The team benefited from the leadership of 3 er George Powers, Mark Jones and Ed Godin although Bethlehem '''''''''''' 14 Godin was unable to wrestle after the fust match at Niskayuna -------------- 27 Mont Pleasant because of an injury. Impressive show- Colonie ................ 23 ings were made by jones, who was undefeated, Jim Guilderland ............ 50 Clancy, who was defeated only once, and Powers, who was defeated only twice. Other outstanding members of the team were Brian Silva, jim Steadwell and Kevin . Cooper, Who as a Sophomore shows great promise for GIOVCISVIHC ............ 25 the future. Next yearls team will have the advantage of Burnt Hills ............. 31 six returning wrestlers. South Glens Falls ......... 27 Shenendehowa ........... 19 Mohonasen .............. 8 Tri-Captains Ed Godin George Powers Mark jones Pint! rowxjoe Scardino, Kevin Cooper, Mike Hamilton,Jin1 Clancy, Andy Draina, jim Steadwell, Dan McCormick, Second row: Coach Riddle, Ed Godin, George Powers, M21rkj0ncs,Jim Stanton, Ed Parisi, Brian'Silva, Duane VanPatten. j. V. Wrestling First rowxjcff Brister, Robin Ruscitto, George Gatta, Mike Wcscott, Bob Willey, Bob Leonard, Kevin Kohl, Todd jones, Andrew Gnoinski, Second 7' Bill Murray, john. Kerr, Mike Butler, Ken Gilgore, Larry Anderson, Steve Andrako, Tim Godlewski, Carl Esposito, Tbird row: Coach Snyder, Ron Campbell, Mark DeLege, Bill Pelticr, Dave Snyder, jeff Holmstrom, Larry Mitsch, Bruce Laurie, Sal Ciarmicllo, Ed Godin Asst. Coachx Fourth row: jim Eggleston, jcff Lanicwski, Brial Hull, Kevin Eggleston, john Malcy, Bill chk21,Joc Skiff, john Cuddehe. Basketball TEAM RECORD Scotia ..... 61 Scotia ..... 79 Scotia ..... 95 Scotia ..... 65 Scotia Scotia Scotia ..... 53 Scotia ..... 45 Scotia ..... 68 Scotia ..... 47 Scotia ..... 57 Scotia ..... 69 Scotia . . .70 Scotia ..... 82 Scotia ..... 72 Scotia ..... 76 Scotia ..... 54 Scotia ..... 87 73 .......... Colonic 5O ....... Guilderland 61 ..... Shenendehowa 74 . . . . .Mohonascn 61 ......... Columbia 55 ....... Burnt Hills 47 ........ Niskayuna 5O ........... Shaker 56 ........ Bethlehem 76 .......... Colonic 62 ....... Guildcrland 58 ..... Shcnendehowa 64 ....... Mohonasen 75 ......... Columbia 52 ....... Burnt Hills 66 ........ Niskayuna 60 ........... Shaker 78 ........ Bethlehem SECTIONALS 69 ....... Glens Falls Varsity Easkctball The 70-71 basketball season was a successful one for the Scotia Tartans. Although pre- icted for last place, under the coaching of Greg Olson, the Tartans fought their way up . ong the top teams of the league. Led by senior tri-captains Peter Brooks, Kevin Hull and Tom McAllister, the offense d defense were combined to form a well balanced team. Brooks provided the rebounds hile Hull and teammate Brian Gelber called the plays that kept them working smoothly s a team. Four averaged in double figures; McAllister, 16.1; Brooks, 11.3; John Eggles- on, 11.2; and Warren Prehmus, 11.1. The constant drive of the Tartans led them to second place in the Suburban Council, eeping them among the strong basketball teams in the area. Varsity Squad Front roux. Tom McAllister, Kevin Hull, Pete Brooks Tri-CaptainsL Back row: Coach Olson, Warren Prehmus, Bill Hamilton,jim Hay, Dave Reid, John Eggleston, Brian Gelbcr, Mark Ruscitto, Ken Lawrence, Larry Collamcr. junior Varsity junior Varsity Squad From row: Mark McNamara, Peter Prusch, Dave Lomini, Mike Cornell, jim May, Mike Sollecito, Back raw: Tom Isaacson, Bill Packman, Dan Cragnolin, Rob Conovcr, Paul Witkowski, Mike Noonan, Gary Trcvett. Tom Buono. ?resltman Squad Front row: Bob McIvcr, Dave Caisse, Carmen Gatta, Ken Wilkins, Mark Gatta, Michael Gclber, Marty Barber, John Polsinclli, Larry Chu, Back row: Lou De Felippo, jot Hurley, Kevin Sullivan, Carl Henderson: John Cook, Dick Hoskinson, Dan Turnbull, Chris Gard- ner, Coach Causey. First row: Bob Turtle, Bob Siatkowski, Second row: Coach Benson, Nick Potente, Bill Rochelle, Tim Lcwinski, john Kieru. Mijsing from picture: Rick Mcf1zer. SKI TEAM The ski team gained recognition this year through the outstanding achievements of individual skiers. Tom McGuire and Ric Goyette led the boyse team, and Diane Francois and Cathy Pohl made great showings in girlsh competition. The team raised money this year to buy new ski sweaters for its members. Tom McGuire, Tom Bewley, Dave Tately, Cathy Pohl, Sue Smith and others returning next year, means Scotia-Glenville will be a team for other schools to beat. From row: Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Bcwley, Mac Brown, Thomas McGuire, john Guare, Second row: David Tately, Tim Donovan, Kathy Pohl, Glenn Powers, Tom Frey, Third row: Cynthia B1356, Mari Slack, Anne Gregurech, Diane Francois, Den- ise Gibbons, Carole DCMetrc, Brian Davidson, Mike Scholz, Tom Karis, Tim Mastro. Cartaucttw: Co-Captains: Terry McNeil Donna Shattuck President: Margaret Hugerich Vicc-Prcsidcnt: Cynthia Perrone Secretary: Margaret Leaman Treasurer: Cheryl Bridenbakcr Advisor: Miss chtworth Fiont row: Cynthia Munk, Maureen Krone, Cheryl Bridcnbaker, Second row: Diane Cian- cctta, Terry Pclleticr, Margaret Leaman. Left to right: Kathryn DalPian, Mary Zobrc, Debbie Hobdcn, Katherine jones, Elizabeth Martinec. First row: Dianne Lamb, Colleen Garahan, j cc Galkicwicz, Second row: Linda Caldwell, Kathleen Burns, justine Simoni, Cheryl Oaks, Diane Paterson. First row: Barbara Bingcr, Cynthia Perrone, Margaret Hugcrich, Second row: Terry McNeil, Donna Shattuck ko-captaing. Majorcttes Bette Armstrong ark Sports Hockey Team: First row: Cathy Brower, Second 70w: Carolyn Dougherty, jean Boss, Carol DeMetre, Patricia Weidler, Denise Gib- bons, Karen Schmiedcr, Third row: Christine Schaad, Cynthia Prehmus, Diane Francois, Theresa McNamara, Sheila Leach, Nancy Hitchcock, Cathy Hart, Linda Mills. Volleyball Team: From: Gloria Santilli, Sue Smith, Patricia Gatta, Second rawsjoyce Galkiewicz,judy Rafferty, Bar- bara Greer, Betty Ann Rosko, Diane Francois, Donna Provost, Nancy Hitchcock, Third row: Kathy Hart, Jean Boss, Deborah Houley, Cathy Br6wer, Margaret Tome, Christine Schaad, Nora Gomez. All-Stars for First and Second Teams for the Mohawk Field Hockey Schoolgirl Tournament: Left to right: Christine Schaad, 2nd team fullback; Cynthia Prehmus, lst team center halfback; Cathy Browcr', lst team goalie; Carol DCMetre, Honorable Mention, inner. Basketball Team: Second Team: Kathy Hart, jean Boss, Laurie Fordham, Gloria Santilli, Mary 1220, Patricia Gatta, Beth Al- brczzi, Mary Lynch, Firjt Team: Patricia Mahoney, Theresa McNamara, Cathy Zeglcn, Sue White, Cynthia Prehmus, Cathy Moore, Laurie Gauper, Chris Schaad, Karen Schmiedcr, Coach Miss Bennett. mmv-W Varsity ghccrlmdm Advisor: Mrs. joan Wcscott Sandra Lcdbettcr Captain Deborah Hodges Beth Hoppe Nancy McAuley idens E n a S U S Sally Stevens VI. C n .d u P N; C h C ickson Debra Er janice Caswcll jean Beck First row: Elaine Benny, Jill Dunstcr, Maureen Keohan, Second row: Nancy Lcishman, Patty Mahoney, Sue Crowley, june Lcishman, Third row: Terry McNamara, Nancy Wells, Donna Provost, Penny White. 5 111 3 t m d m 5 Senior chards ADKINS, MARK - Transferred in from Shaker; Intramural Volleyball 00. ANDRAKO, STEVEN Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Football -j.V. CZ, 3L Varsity 00; j.V. Baseball 0x j.V. Wrestling 00; Varsity Club 00. AUSTIN, DEBORAH - Bowling m; G.A.A. 0, 2i BARBER, GAIL - Booster Club O, 2, 3k Girls Ensemble 0, 2x Ski Club 0, 2h Checrleading, J.V. CO; A.F.S. 0, 2L Football Statistician GO; Acropolis Staff 00; Homemaking Award 01 BARKER, DAWN - Art Club 00. BEATTYJOHN Ski Club 0-40; Fire and Emergency Squad Uh Ski Team Q, 3k Tennis Team Ox Stage Crew 0, 3, 10; Assistant Manager MX Head Light Technician Gk Biology Club 0, 3L Choralaircs 0, 40; Photography 00; Stage Band 00. BECK, JEAN - National Honor Society G, 0; Varsity Club 00; Booster Club UJQ; Ski Club Ox j.V. Cheerleader Gk Varsity 00; A.F.S. 0, 0; Biology Club 00; Student Activity 040; Acropolis Staff 00. BEERS, BONNIE - Booster Club OvQ; Mixed Chorus Bk Girls Ensemble 00; Tartanettcs Gl BOLLOCK, MICHAEL - Track OX Football - Frosh. UL j.V. UL Varsity B, QJ. V. Baseball OX Regents Scholarship. BRADLEY, LYNN - Booster Club Gk Bowling Club 0X Mixed Chorus 0x Yearbook Advertising Staff Q, 3L Underclassmcn Editor 00. BRANDOLINO, NICHOLAS - Football -j.V. Q, 3, Varsity m; j.V. Baseball m; 1v. Wrestling m; A v 0-3; Pres. 00; Key Club a, 3L Band 9-41 BRIER; STEWART Golf 0, 41 BROOKS, PETER - Basketball - Frosh. 0L j.V. OX Varsity B, 10; Varsity Club 0, 0; Hi Y 00. BROWER, CATHY G.A.A. 0-40; French Club 00; Chorus 07.70; Choralaires 00. BUSTO, LINDA - G.A.A. 0, 2x Drama Club Qk Booster Club O, 10; Acropo- lis Advertising Staff 00; Senior Activities Committee 00; National Honor Society 00. CAMPBELLJEAN - Chorus 0, 2X Girls Ensemble 0, 40; Ski Club Oi CAMPBELL, LINDA - Student Senate 0-3, Sec. 00; Class Officer Secretary OJO; Chorus OX Choralaircs 0, t0; Acropolis Staff QJQ, Co-editor in chief 00; Tartan Staff 0k Booster Club 0x Football Statistician G, 10; Ski Club 040; Biol- ogy Club OX A.RS. Gl CARPENTER BETSY - Student Senate 6, A0; Historian G, 40; Health Council OX Acropqlis Staff 0, 2X Biology Club O, 3L Drama Club U4L Sec. OX Ski Club U40; Chorus Ox Chess Team Oh Current Events Club 0L Sec. 00; As- tronomy Club OX G.A.A. UL Winner'of Home Economics Contest Ox NEDT Letter of Merit OX Model UN Q, Q; Tartan Staff BL Booster Club Cl CARPENTER, NANCY - Tartanettcs Q, 3X Homeroom Representative 040; Booster Club 0-9; Student Senate O, St Varsity Club Scc.-Trcas. 00. CASWELLJANICE - National Honor Society 00, Sec. 00; Spanish Club Public- ity Chairman 00; Booster Club 0-10; All-Statc Chorus 00; Chorzlaircs Q40, Sec. 00; Checrlcading j.V. 0L Varsity GO; Chorus Ox Girls Ensemble UL Orchestra 0, 2x Acropolis Staff 00. CATOZZI, ROBERTA - Ski Club 0'40; Booster Club U-Q; Girls Ensemble 0, 2x A.F.S. O, Q. CHAMBERS, GAIL German Club B, 10; Office Assistant OX Guidance Assist- gnt 0, 40; Mixed Chorus 0, 21 CICHY, CLAUDIA Acropolis Faculty Editor 00; G.A.A. O, D; Homeroom Representative UL Chorus U, 2k Booster Club 0, 2i CIESLAK, MARK I.V. Football at Fresh. Basketball UL J.V. Baseball QL Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 0; Drama Club Ul CIMORELLI, ROBERTA - Ski Club m; Booster Club m; Spanish Club 90, Pres. 00; Choralaircs 040; A.F.S. O-Q; National Honor Society GO. CLOSSON, ANN Acropolis Advertising Staff 00; A.F.S: Q, 40; Drama Club m. p COLE, DEBRA Ski Club 0-3; Chorus 0X Bowling Club 0-30. CONOVER, CHARLES National Honor Society 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Biology Club 00. CONTE, DOUGLAS Student Senate 00; Regent's Scholarship GO; Varsity Soc car 00; String Enscmbjc. CORNWELLJOHN j.V. Football 0, 3x Track 040; Key Club QJQ; Varsity Club 0, 0; Advertising Staff 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 0-40. CUDMORE, PIERRE Varsity Soccer Gk French Club Treas CO; French Cl Vice Pres 00; National Honor Society 0, 40; German Club QQ; Regents Schola CURRIE, ROBERT Chess Club 040; Mixed Chorus 0k Choralaires Q- Conccrt Band U-Sk Wind Ensemble 0-40; Orchestra CD; Recorder Club 0-4 Stage Band B, 10. DAVIDSON, ROBERT - Biology Club 0.40, Pres. m, Treas. m; Ski Club 40; Regents Scholarship 00; Spanish Club Q, AD. DE FELIPPO, LOUIS - Frosh. Football OX Basketball Frosh. UXJV. CZ, 3 Cross Country 6, 40; Baseball - Frdsh. 0L J.V. 0, Bl DE METRE, CAROLE Booster Club UL Ski Club 0-40; Ski Team G, a Tums 00; Vice Pres. Biology Club 0, 40; G.A.A. 040; Varsity Club B, 40; Fi and Emergency Squad 00; Acropolis Staff Gk Varsity Field Hockey Team Q-4 Varsity Tennis 0-40; Basketball Team U, Zl DI CRESCE, DEBORAH - Ski Club 0-40; Booster Club U-Q; Majorettes O, 2 A.F.S. m. DI LALLO, DYAHN - Homeroom Representative Gl DOWNS, CATHERINE - Tartan and Acropolis Representative UL French Cl 0X Girls Ensemble, Sec. Gk G.A.A. 0, 2X Guidance Assistant 00; Library Assis am 0, 21 DUCHANE, MARTIN - Soccer j.V. 0, 2L Varsity G, 10; Bowling BL 1335 ball Scorer Q, Q. EDDY, CHERYL - Drama Club H-SX G.A.A. 0-10; Orchestra 0-10; Concc Choir 00; Band Mk Chorus G, 10; Senior Activities Committee 00; Varsity Clu 00; A.F.S. Gk Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Ski Club CO; Regents Scholarshi 00. EIDENS, RICHARD - Football Frosh. UllV. Ox Varsity G, 40; Frosh. Ba kctball 0k Varsity Track 0-10; Ski Club BX German Club 0L Vice Pres. 0 National Honor Society 00, Treas. 00; Class Pres. GO. FAZZONE, jAMES Varsity Soccer G, 40; Bowling O-Zk Baseball Fros OX J.V. OX Varsity 0, 10; Varsity Basketball Manager 8, 40; Chess Team 6 Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Tartan Staff 0,10; Varsity Club O, 40; Key Cl 00. FELLOWS, JUDITH National Honor Society 0, 40; German Club GO; R gents Scholarship 00; NEDT Letter of Merit GO, FLETCHER, CHARLES Student Senate 00. FRANCISCO, SANDY - Art Club 00. FRANCOIS, DIANE - Ski Team Var. 0-40; Ski Club 0.40; GAA. 0.40; N tional Honor Society 0, 40; Spanish Club 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Va sity Club 0J0; Choralaires Q40; Regents Scholarship Alternate 00. FREDERICO, CHRISTINE Office Assistant 0-10. FREY, THOMAS - Soccer j.V. UL Varsity Q-LQ; Track UL Ski Team -j. OX Varsity Q, Q; National Honor Society B, 40. GAGNON, GAIL Latin Club m. GARDNER, MARY - Booster Club 0k G.A.A, OX Spanish Club 90; Ski Clu m GARLAND, FRED Student SCnatC 00. GAUGER, WILLIAM - Ski Club 0-3; Ski Team m. GAURA, ROBERT - Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 10; Varsity Baseball 0, 4 Astronomy Club 0-9, Pres. Gk A.V. 0-0; Acropolis Staff 00. GEBHARDT, LINDA - Bowling 0L Homeroom Representative O, 3k Spani Club O, 3X Biology Club 0L Acropolis Organizations Editor 00; A.F.S. Bl GIAQUINTO, LANA Bowling Club ml GIAQUINTO, RALPH Soccer j.V 0, 2L Varsity m; Varsity Club 0 Bowling Club Bl GIBBONS, DENISE Drama Club OX G.A.A. 0-40; Homeroomjkclxesent tivc O, 2, 10; Tartan Representative 0-40; Varsity Club Q-ZQ; Ski Club 0-40; Te nis Team G, 40; Hockey Team G, 10; Ski Team 0-40; Booster Club Ul GIONET, DIANE - Chorus 0-D; National Honor Society 00. GLEN, ROBERTA GNOINSKI, ANDREW - Football Frosh. m, j.V. m, Varsity 00; Wre- tling 0, l0; Track 00; Varsity Club 00. GODIN, EDWARD - Football - Frosh. UL j.V. OX Varsity B, 10; Wrestlin J.V. 0, 2L Varsity CS, L0, Co-Captain 00; Fresh. Bascball 0L Tennis Team 0 ki Club 0, 3X Varszity Club 6, 4L Hi-Y 0-40, Treas. 00; C1955 Trgas. G, 10; Re- ems Scholars-hip 00; NEDT Letter of Merit OX National Honor Sodcry B, 41 ODBOUT, SUZANNE - Drama Club 0L Ski Club 040; Acropolis Home- um Representative 0L A.F.S. 00. OYETTE, RICHARD - Ski Club 04X Ski Team 0-10; Fire and Emergency Iuad G, 40; Homeroom Representative 00. REGORY, TIMOTHY - Fire and Emergency Squad 0-40; Stage Crew 0-40, anager G, 40; Ski Club 01-40; National Honor Society B, 40; Band 0-3WVind nscmblc 0, 0; Biology Club 0k Chess Team 0-40; German Club B, Q; Acrop- lis Staff 0-0, Acropolis Photography Editor 00; Basketball Manager 0, 40; As- onomy 0, 2L Stage Band 00. AMILTON, WILLIAM - Football - Frosh. m, j.V. m, Varsity 0, :0; B25- ctball - Frosh. 0L j.V.QL Varsity G, 10; Varsity Club 02-40; Varsity Track 2040; Fresh. Baseball 0X Hi-Y 0-40, Sec. .00; Tartan Staff 00; Fire and Emer- cncy Squad 0, 40. ART, HARRY - Ski Club 0, 2X Fire and Emergency Squad 0-9; Hi-Y 00; lrchcstra 0-8. ARVEY, MARK - Astronomy Club O, 30; Chorus OX Fire and Emergency quad 0L j.V. Baseball Ox Regents Scholarship 00; Radio Club O, Q. ASSLACHER, STEPHEN - Astronomy Club 0-8; Drama Club Q, 3x Chess lub G, 40; Art Club 00; Regents Scholarship; NEDT Letter of Merit; Stage Band IQ; Concert Band 0-3; Wind Ensemble GO; Orchestra 0:, 10 AUSHALTER, CARL - Football - J.V. m, Varsity 00; Ski Club 0, 40; Intra- ural Basketball 0i AUSHALTER, KURT - Varsity Football 00; Ski Club 0, 41 AYMANJUDITH - CHORUS 0k A.F.S. Q, 3X Spanish Club 02-40; Booster lub 0i EANEY, DANA - Chorus 0, 2X Fire and Emergency Squad Gk Booster Club 0; Ski Club 0, 2i ENDERSON, STEVE - National Honor Society 040; Football - Frosh. 0L LV. Oh Cross Country 0, 3L Track 0, 2L Spanish Club 0L Latin Club 0L Fire nd Emergency Squad Gk Bowling Club OX Regents Scholarship GO. : OMER, WILLIAM - Basketball -j.V. Manager 01 Varsity Manager GLJV. baseball Ol I OOD, NANCY - Chorus 0X Booster Club 040, Sec. 00; A.F.S. 6, 4L Sec. 0; Acropolis Staff 040; Acropolis Underclassmcn Editor 00; Tartan-Acropolis ' cprescntative 0, 40. I OUCK, DEBRA - Latin Club 0, 41 I ULL, KEVIN - Football - Fresh. 0LJ.V. OX Basketball -j. V Ox Varsity 3, 0; Baseball - Frosh. m, J.V. m, Varsity 0, 40; Hi-Y 0.40; Varsity Club 0, 0; Fire and Emergency Squad 0-40; Acropolis Advertising Staff 00. ANDRO, SUSAN - Booster Club 0, 3X A.F.S. 0k Acropolis Staff 0, 40; Cho- 5 0-9; Fire and Emergency Squad 00; Homeroom Representative Bl OHANSSON, JANET - Booster Club 0X A.F.S. 0k Chorus 0, 3, 40; Girls Ensemble 00. ONES, MARK - Football - Frosh. 0x J.V. Ox Varsity B, 40; Wrestling - .V. 0L Varsity 02-40; Baseball - Frosh. 0L Varsity 0-10; Vice-Pres. 0X Fire and Emergency Squad 0-10; Hi-Y Pres. 00; Varsity Club 0-19; Acropolis Adver- tising Staff 00. KARL, GARY - Choralaircs U, 40, Prcs. 00; Band 0-40, Vice-Prcs. 00; Orches- tra 0-4L French Club Q, 3; National Honor Society 0, 4Q; Conference All-State Band 00; Regents Scholarship; NEDT Letter of Merit. KING, RICHARD - Football - Frosh. m, j.V. Q, 3X Varsity 00; Ski Club 0- 49; Fire and Emergency Squad Q, 30; Drama Club 0, 2L Varsity Club 00; Student Senate 00; Hi-Y 00; Advertsing Staff 00. KIRCHOFER', PATRICIA - Chorus 0-3; Booster Club 0L Fire and Emergency Squad G, 10; Ski Club 0x S-G,B.L. Bl KLUWE, CATHERINE - G,A.A. 040; Tartan Staff OX Chorus 0-H; Concert Choir 00; Acropolis Organizations Editor 00; Regents Scholarship Alternate 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 00. KUKOWSKI, DAVID - Drama Club 0, D; j.V. Soccer 0, 2X Varsity Soccer G, 10; Varsity Club 0, 10; Fire and Emergency 00; Biology Club 00; Choralaircs 00; Ski Club Bl KULAK, CYNTHIA f Chorus 0, 3, 40; Nurs6s Assistant 00 KUPREWICZ, LYNDA - Chorus 0x Office Assistant 0, 3L Drama Club 0, 3; Art Club 00. LADU, CHERYL - French Club O, 9; German Club bk Biology Club BX Al- ternate Regents Scholarship 00; AV. Sec. 00; Tartan Staff. LEACH, SHEILA - Library Assistant 0X Acropolis Homeroom Representative 0X Homeroom Representative 0X Chorus 0, 2X GA-A. 0-3L Hockey Team 0-40; Office Assistant 0x Girls Ensemble 0L French Club O, 40; National Honor Society B, 10; Fire and Emergency Squad GO; Choralaires 00; Assistant News Editor Tartan Staff 00; Acropolis Organizations Editor 00 LEDBETTER, SANDRA - Homeroom Class Representative Gk Tartan-Acropo- lis Representative 0x Chorus 0, 2L Girls Ensemble 0, 40; Sec 00; Concert Choir 00; Area All-State Chorus 0L G.A.A. 0, 2X Student Senate 0-40, Sec. 00; Booster Club 01-40, Pres. 09; Tartanettes OX Checrlcading - J.V. 00, Varsity 00, Captain 00; Varsity Club 00; Library Assistant 0L Fire and Emergency Squad OX Acropolis Staff 6, 10; Advertising Editor QO; A-F,S. 0-10, Pres. 09; D-E-CA. 00, Sec, 00. LENKEWICH, PAMELA - Library Assistant 0-3; Mixed Chorus 0-40; Girls Ensemble G, 40; ABS 0, 3X French Club Gk Drama Club 0X Guidance Assist- ant 00. LEPP, PAMELA .. Booster Club 0-3L Art Club 0L Drama Club 0, 2X G.A.A. 0-9; Girls Ensemble 00 LYNCH, MARY - Transfer Student 00; Baseball Team 00; National Honor So- ckety Q0 MAHONEY, MARC - Fire and Emergency Squad Gk Football - Frosh. 0L J.V. OX J.V. Basketball QLJV. Baseball OX Advertising Staff, Acropolis 00 MAKOVIECKI, DIANE - Transfer Student 00; Mixed Chorus M0 MAKUC7 RICHARD - Track Team 0L Fire and Emergency Squad 8, z0; Physi- cal Fitness Award 0i MALE, ROBERT - Football - Frosh. 0L j.V, UL Varsity G, 10; Baseball - Frosh. 0LJ.V. 0L Varsity G, 10; Varsity Club 0, 4L Vice-Prcs. 00; Hi-Y b, 40; German Club 0-3X Fire and Emergency Squad 0,40- MARMADUKE, KATHY 0 G.A.A. 0, 3X Future Nurses 0X Chorus 0, 2L Bowling Club Bl MARTINJOHN 0 Soccer 0J.V. 0L Varsity 0-10; Wrestling 00; Varsity Club 02-40; Baseball 0 Frosh. 0XJ.V. 0L Varsity 0, 0; Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 41 MARTINEC, ELIZABETH 0 Homeroom Representative 0L G.A.A. 0, 2L Booster Club 01-40; A.RS. Gk Tartancttes 00; Fire and Emergency C40; Chorus 0-2k Acropolis Staff 0, IO; Acropolis Underclassmen Editor 00. MASON, ANTHONY 0 A.V. 0407 Pres. 0L Astronomy Club 0-39, Pres. 0X Fire and Emergency Squad 0-40; Ski Club 0, 5X Track 0i MASTRO, TIMOTHY 0 Class Treas. 0x Varsity Club B, 40; Basketball 0X Ski Team 0-0, Captain 00; Key Club 02-40, Treas. 00; Ski Club 0:10, Vicc-Prca 00; National Honor Society 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 0-9; Homeroom Repre- sentative BL Biology Club Ql MCALLISTER, THOMAS - Frosh. Football; Baseball - Frosh0 0LJ.V. 0L Var- sity 0, 40; Basketball 0 j.V. m, Varsity G, 40; Hi-Y Q40; Varsity Club B, 4; McAULEY, NANCY - A.F.S. 0.10; Student Senate 0, 2L Booster Club 01-40, Publicity Chairman 0L Vicc-Prcs. 0X Varsity Club 0, 40; Ski Club 0-9; Class Representative 0, Q; Cheerleading 00; Tartancttes 0, 3L Acropolis Staff 0, 40; Fire and Emergency Squad 0X Chorus 0L Girls Basketball 0-3L G.A.A. 00. MCCORMICK, DANIEL - Tennis Team 0.40, Co-Captain m; j.V. Football Q, 3X Varsity Cross Country 00; Wrestling 0J.V. BL Varsity 00; Regents Scholar- ship 00; NEDT Letter of Merit Oi MCNEIL, TERRY 0 Tartan-Acropolis Homeroom Representative 0-40; Booster Club 01-40; Varsity Club 0, 10; Fire and Emergency Squad 00; A.F.S. 0-10; Na- tional Honor Society 0, 40; Mixed Chorus 0x Biology Club 0, 3; German Club 0, 2L Acropolis Staff 0-40, Co-Editor in Chief 00; Tartancttcs 0-10, CaCaptain 00; G.A.Am, 21 MERANER, MARK - Varsity Soccer 0, 40; French Club 00; Regents Scholar- ship 00; Varsity Club 0, 10; National Honor Society G, 10, Pres. 00; Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 10. MERZ, WILLIAM 0 Soccer - Frosh. 0L Varsity 00; Fire and Emergency Squad BL Varsity Club 00; Chorus 00 MILLARD, DOUGLAS - Chorus 0, 2L Choralaircs 0-0; Football 0 Frosh. m, j.V. Q, 31 Varsity 00; Hi-Y 0.40; Varsity Club 00; Ski club m0, Treas. VJ; Basketball Announcer 00; Area All-Sratc B0 MILLER, VIRGINIA 0 Bowling 0-9; Fire and Emergency Squad 00. MOEHLE, CAROL 0 Student Senate 0X Office Assistant 0, 10; Fire and Emer- gency Squad 00; Girls Ensemble 0, 2X Mixed Chorus 0, 10 Booster Club 0X Acropolis Staff 0, 40; Tarran-Acropolis Homeroom Representative 00. MOFFETT, MARGARET 0 Biology Club m; Booster Club m; ABS. 0, 3; Fire and Emcrggmy Squad 09; Library Assistant 0x Chorus 0, D. MOORE, MTHLEEN - Ski Club 01-40; A.F.S. CZ, 9; National Honor Socic 0, 40, Vice-Prcs. GO; Regents Scholarship 00; Band 0-40; Orchestra 0, 2L Ba ketball Team 00; Biology Club 00; Latin Club 01 MORSE, CRYSTAL 0 Girls Ensemble 0-9; Fire and Emergency Squad 00. MORSE, RAYMOND - Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 2L Library Assistant 0 31 MROZKOWSKI, SUSAN 0 Transferred in Gk Chorus 0, 40; Concert Ch 00, Treas. 00; G.A.A. 0, 40. MURRAY, WILLIAM - Track Team 0, 3; Bowling 0, 3L Fire and Emergent Squad 0, 3L Key Club 0k Boys, State Representative Bl NOLIN, DEBORAH - Ski Club 0-3X Booster Club 0, 2L Homeroom Rep. 0 3, 4L Acropolis 0, 3L Chorus 0, 2l OATHOUT, DAVID - Fire and Emergency Squad 0, Q. O,BRIAN, STEVEN 0 Baseball 0x Intermural Basketball 00. PALOMBO, THOMAS 0 Hi-Y 0, l0; Varsity Club 00; Fire and Emcrgem Squad 8,0; Football - Frosh. 0L Varsity 00; Acropolis Advertising Staff 00. Car Ski Club 00. - PAUL, MELANIE 0 F.T.A. 0, 2L Sec. 0L G.A.A. B, 49; Spanish Club 0, Pro gram Chairman 00. POLSINELLI, RONALD 0 Fire and Emergency Squad Ml POWERS, GEORGE 0 Wrestling 0 j,V. 0L Varsity 0, 40, Tri-Captain 00 Hi-Y GO; Varsity Club 0, 40. POWERS, GLENN 0 Band 0-3X Stage Band 0-40; Wind Ensemble 0, 40 Cross Country 040; Track 0-40; Ski Team 00; Ski Club 0-40, Pres. 00; Varsity Club 01-40. PRIOLETTI, BRIAN - Frosh0 Football 0L Frosh Baseball; Hi-Y 0, 10; Fire an Emergency Squad Bl QUINLAN, jOAN - Homeroom Representative 0X A.F.S0 0X Booster Clu- Qk Drama Club 0L G.A.AA 00. RADZJACKIE - Booster Club 040; Tartancttcs 0X Varsity Checrlcading 00 Tartan-Acropolis Representative 0L Varsity Club OD; A.F.S. 00; Acropolis Staf 0, 4O; Chorus 0, D. ROBINSON, SUSAN 0 Band 0-3; Wind Ensemble 00; Stage Band 0-4L Na tional Honor Society 00; Regents Scholarship GU; Chorus 0L Concert Choir 00; NEDT Letter of Merit Ql ROCHELLE, WILLIAM 0 Class Representative 0L Football - Frosh. 0x J.V Oh Ski Club 01-40; Ski Team 0X Bowling Team 0, A0; Baseball 0 Frosh. 0x j.V. m, Varsity 0, 40; Varsity Club 00; A.F.S. 0, 41 ROGERS, NANCY - Drama Club 0x V.I.C.A. G, 40. ROSENWALD, NANCY -'- Class Vicc-Prcs. 0-40; A.F.S. Finalist 0k Ski Clu- -4A, Sec 0, 4A; Acropolis Sports Editor MA; Tartan Staff QA;J.V. Cheerleader 0A, eptain BA; Health Council MA; Tartan-Acropolis Homeroom Representative 0, ; Booster Club 0A; Football Statistician 6, 4A; Girls Track Team 0A; A.RS Ex- utive Committee MA; Chorus 0A. 055, DANIEL H Football H Frosh 0A, AV 0, 3A, Varsity GA; Varsity Track -3A; Varsity Club Q-4A, Pres. MA; Regents Scholarship MA; Fire and Emergency uad 0, 4A; Hi-Y 0-0, Sec GA, Vice-Pres. W YAN, SHEILA H Booster Club UA; Office Assistant 0A; Acropolis Staff MA. A NDERS, AAMES H Student Senate 0A; Football H Frosh. UA,J.V. QA, Varsity , 4A; Basketball H Frosh. 0A, J. V. 0A; Baseball H Varsity 0, 4A; Varsity Club , 4A; Hi-Y QAA; Acropolis Staff MA; Fire and Emergency Squad Q, 3A. NDERS, jEANNE H DRAMA CLUB m. NTILLI, SUZANNE H Booster Club O-4A, Treas. 01A; Student Senate GA, rcas. BA; G.A.A. O-4A; Tartancttes QA; Vice-Pres. QA; Class Pres. U-EA; AV. heerlcadcr BA; Girls Ensemble 0, 2A; Acropolis Senior Editor MA; A.F.S. O-iA; , ; D.AAR. Winner MA; Acrop- . RDELLA, NANCY H Transferred in GA. HAAD, CHRISTINE H Chorus U-SA; Concert Choir 01A; German Club GA; 'arsity Club 01A; Fire and Emergency Squad 01A; G.A.A. U-4A; Girls Hockey Team -4A; Girls Basketball Team Q, 3A; Girls Volleyball Team Q-4A; Girls Track Team , 3, 4A; Girls Softball Team 0, 4A. CHURENBERG, ERIC H Transfer Student MA; Drama Club 01A; Yearbook Staff 4A; National Honor Society 01A; RegentAs Scholarship 01A; NEDT Letter of Merit 2A; Valedictorian, National Merit Scholarship. EELYJAMES H Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 4A; Wrestling Hj.V. QA, Varsity 4A; Varsity Football MA; Varsity Club 01A; Hi-Y MA; Spanish Club 0A. ETTLE, CAROL H Latin Club Q, 3A; Chorus 0, 2A; Girls Ensemble GA; Biology lub 01A; Fire and Emergency Squad 01A; National Honor Society 6, 4A. HANNON, DANIEL H Frosh, Football 0A; Wrestling AV. GA, Varsity GA; arsiry Club 6, 4A; Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 3A. HANNON, DONALD H Bowling U, 2A; Fire and Emergency Squad MA HATTUCK, DONNA H Booster Club Q-4A, Publicity Chairman MA; Tartan- ttes 0, 4A, Co-Captain 01A; National Honor Society GA; Drama Club 0A; Fire and mergency 01A; RegentAs Scholarship MA; NEDT Letter of Merit QA; A.F.S. 8, 4A; arsity Club 01A; Model U.N. GA; Tartan Staff GA. KINNER, WILLIAM H Football - Frosh. m, 1v. m, Varsity 00; Ski club 1-4A; Biology Club CA; Fire and Emergency Squad Q-4A; Key Club 8, 4A, Chap- ain 01A. ILVA, BRIAN H Manager of Fresh. Baseball UA; Fire and Emergency Squad 01A; Soccer HJ.V. 0, 2A, Varsity 6, 4A; Wrestling HAV. 0A, Varsity Q-4A; Latin Club GA; RegentAs Scholarship 01A. SMITH, ARDELL H Nurses Club MA; Ski Club Q-4A. SPEARS, STEVEN H Acropolis Art Editor MA. STAPLETON, MICHAEL H Frosh. Track Team 0A; Ski Team QA; Ski Club O- 4A; Fire and Emergency Squad GA STEVENS, SALLY H Checrlcading HAV. GA, Varsity 01A; Girls Basketball U-SA; Chorus 0A; Booster Club U-SA; A.F.S. U-iA; Fire and Emergency Squad 6, 4A; Acropolis Editor 01A; Acropolis Staff GA; Tartan-Acropolis Homeroom Representa- tive 0, 3A; Student Senate 0, 3A; Varsity Club 01A; G.A.A. 0, 2A. SWAN, LAURA H Booster Club U-SA; Biology Club Q, 3A; Homeroom Repre- sentative QA; Ski Club GA; Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 4A; Tartanettes GA; Acropolis Staff 0, 4A; Acropolis Advertising Editor GA; A.F.S. 0, 4A; AV. Basket- ball Scorc-kcepcr MA; Girls Basketball GA. TABER, DONALD H Astronomy Club QA; Key Club 01A; Fire and Emergency Squad 01A. THOMPSON, jANE - Biology Club 0, 4A. TRURAN, WILLIAM H Soccer GA; Latin Club 0, 2A; Astronomy Club U-SA; Acropolis Staff Q-4A; Art Club 01A. TRUAX, PRISCILLA H Bowling QA; G.A.A. GA; Ski Club MA. URYS, DENNIS H Astronomy Club 0, 4A; Drama Club Q-4A; Fire and Emergen- cy Squad 01A. VAN SLEET, GEORGE H Biology Club CZ, 5A; Latin Club QA; Fire and Emer- gency Squad GA. VERHAGEN, BARBARA - Booster Club m; A.F.S. m; French Club 0, 4A; Biology Club 01A; National Honor Society MA; Chorus 0A; Fire and Emergency Squad 01A. VIVA, CHRISTINE H Chorus 0, 2A. VONIE, DAVID H Spanish Club MA; Baseball 0A; Basketball H Frosh. OAJV. QA; Parliamentarian of Fresh Class 0A. ' VOSBURGH, ROLAND H String Ensemble 0, 2A; Biology Club O, 3A; French Club 6, 4A, Treas. GA; Tennis 0, 2A; Varsity Tennis 0, 4A; Regents Scholarship GA; Orchestra U-3A; Fire and Emergency Squad GA. WAIT, CHRISTOPHER H Art Club 040; Student Senate 01A; Health Council GA; Regentk Scholarship 01A. WALTER, NANCY H German Club 94; Varsity Soccer 6, 4A; A.F.S. 0A; Cho- ralaires 0, 4A; TARTANETTES 0A; Chorus 0-31 WALTER, TIMOTHY H Choralaircs O, 2, 3, 4A; Wind Ensemble 01A; Stage Band 0, 4A; Area All-State Q, 3A; Orchestra Q, 3A; Band U-SAA WASSMANSDORF, FRED H Key Club A2, 3A, Vicc-Pres. 00- WELLS, LEIGH H Fire and Emergency Squad 8, 4A; Acropolis StaffG, 4A; Acrop- olis Editor 01A; Booster Club O-4A; Junior Prom Committee GA; A.F.SA 0, 4A; Homeroom Representative 0, A0; TartanAAcropoIis Homeroom Representative 0, 4X G.A.A. 0-21 WETMORE, TERRY - Stage Band 0, 10; Band U-SX Treas. 0k Wind Ensem- ble 00, Pres. 00; Orchestra 0-40, Treas. OX Loricn 6 WHEELER, EVELYN Latin Club m; German Club 040; Sec. 00; Astronomy Club 0-40, Sec. G, 40; RCgans Scholarship Alternate QL'Rccorder Club Q-AQ; Orchestra 0-10; Acropolis Editor 00; Student Teaching 00; Chorus Ul WHITMAN, ARDEN Girls Basketball QL Chorus 0, 2L F.B.L.A. G, 40. WHITTREDGE, jEAN Booster Club 0-40; J.V. Cheerleader BL Acropolis Editor 00; TartanAAcropolis Homeroom Representative 0, 2k Homeroom Repre- sentative CZ, 3L G.A.A. Ox National Honor Society B, 40; Chorus UL Elmira Key BL Fire and Emergency Squad 00. WILLIS, JODY - Football j.V. Q, 9; Fire and Emergency VSquad O, 40. WUESINGHE, SUNETHRA A.F.S. m; Foreign Exchange Student 00. WILSON, MARK - Spanish Club 0-40; Fire and Emergency Squad 0, 40; Ten- nis Team 0J0; Choralaires 0-40; Biology Club Ul ZABIELSKI, NANCY - Band 0, 2X Girls Ensemble UL Chorus 2 I 7 9 I ?asching Left to right: Debbie VanPattcn, George Powers, Nancy Carpenter. jackic Radz Index $1 right: Nancy Titus, Bob Male, Gail Barber. istants Left to right: Jane Fellows, Becky Gatta, Sue Crowley, Diane Cian- cetta. Photography Staff Left 10 right: Bill Truran, Bob Gaura, Tony Mason. Left to rngt: Doug Millard, janicc Caswell, Carol Mochlc, Bob Siatkowski. Acropolis fditors Mrs. Agncss B. Powers Advisor Terry McNeil Co-Editor-in-Chief Linda Campbell Co-Editor-in-Chief Leigh Wells :1 ; ' 7 Elizabeth Martincc Senior ' v . Underclassmen Laura Swan Advertising Claudia Cichy ' . Faculty Evelyn Wheeler Lynn Bradley Sheila Leach Art Underclassmcn Organizations Nancy Hood Underclassmcn Sandra Ledbetter Nancy Roscnwald Advertising Steven Spears Sports Art wk 32! Timothy Gregory Photography Donna Shattuck Literary jean Whittredge Faculty K 3 Catherine Kluwe Organizations Sally Stevens Sports Suzanne Santilli Stiniors Linda Gebhardt Organizations 6zmdid amen: U gig. I: 353' The Old Familiar Faces I have hadplaymatey. I have had companions. 172 my days of childhood, in my joyful Jehooldays, a All, all are gone, the ola'famz'lz'ar face; I have hem laughing, I have hem caroasihg, Drinking late, sitting late, with my hojom cronies. a All, all are gone, the oldfamz'lz'ar faces. I loved a love once, fairest among women: Clojea' are her doom on me, I must not Jee her, a All, all are gone, the oldfamiliar faces. I have a friend, a hinder friend has no man: Like an ingrate, I left my friend ahraptly; Left him, to maxe on the oldfamiliar faces. Ghoyt-lz'he, I paced round the haunts of my childhood. Earth seemed a desert I way hound to traverse, Seeking to find the old familiar faces. Friend of my howm, thou more than a hrother, Why wert not thou ham in my fatherk dwelling? 50 might we talk of the oldfamz'lz'ar face: - How some they have died, and some they have left me, And some are taken from me; all are departed, a All, all are gone, the oldfamz'lz'ar faces. Charles Lamb 1775-1834 Dr. Samuel J. Coppola 234 Mohawk Avenue Scofia. New York John L. Desmond I23 Mohawk Avenue Scofia, New York Dr. Julius Gelber. M.D. l5l4- Union S+ree+ Schenecfady. New York I2309 Gibbons and Burke IOI Mohawk Avenue Scofia, New York William E. Glindmyer. DVM 36 Freeman's Bridge Road Scofia. New York Dr. John F. Rowland. Jr. I47 Vley Road Scofia, New York PATRONS Dr. Charles F. Lawrence 2I4 Mohawk Avenue Scofia. New York McGivern and Mills I0 S. Ten Broeck S+ree+ Sco+ia. New York Dr. Alfred E. Rasso 329 Mohawk Avenue Scofia. New York Elwood L. Slover, Chiroprador II2 Mohawk Avenue Scofia. New York Dr. Samuel S+rauss. M.D. I18 FiHh S+ree+ Scofia. New York Dr. A. G. Timm 22! Mohawk Avenue Sco+ia. New York dug a. 5 w ab t ml W d Aw f. u 0 m g 0 l. W D; Main Office 20l Mohawk Ave. Ist NATIONAL BANK 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Colonie-Scoi'ia Wes'rmere-GlenviIIe-Niskayuna MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Glenville Office 240 Sara+oga Road REES? HAHOKAL 8 A H K mwvugj arms STATE FARM INSURANCE CHUCK PALMER SCOTIA CORINCYS MARKET, INC. Home of Fine Foods 133 Vley Rood Scotia, N. Y. 346-5980 l26 Lark Sfreef Scofia. New York GLENVILLE BEVERAGE Discount Beer and Soda 53 Freemans Bridge Road Mon.-Saf. 9-9 Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Sun. 1-5 SCOTIA SHOE REPAIR ANTHONY G. MAROTTA, Prop. 35 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York 377-4508 ROLAND J. DOWN INC. Airport Road - Scotia, N. Y. Commercial and Residential Heating and Cooling Phone: 399-1126 Your Assurance of Quality Service for 1971 in Scotia-Glenville Our WarmeS'l' Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Gradua'l'es of I97l I9I3 I97l 58 YEARS OF DEPENDABILITY ' Heating Equipment - 24-Hour Emergency Service ' Air Conditioning ' Budget Plans ' Water Softeners ' Service Contracts ' Water Heaters ' Radio Dispatched Trucks ' Humidifiers ' Automatic Delivery - Mason Supplies ' Texaco Heating Oil 44SERVICE IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT 346-2341 42I Sacandaga Road Sco+ia. New York I2302 Besf Wishes in +he Fufure +0 +he Class of I7I STEWART'S SHOES The Besf Shoe Sfore ln Scofia H9 Mohakave. Sco+ia. New York FRED AND BETTY STEWART LASAK FUNERAL HOME 176 Sacandaga Rood Scotia, New York 12302 Phone 346-5808 HATHAWAY MOTOR INC. AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER Gremlin-Horne+-Ma+ador Javelin4AMX and Ambassador 50 Mohawk Ave. Scofia. N. Y. 393-36684 D. MONTANA SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Mohawk and Ballston Avenue Scotia, New York SCOTIA MOTORS INC. Dodge Sales and Services 1 10 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. FR 4-6274 H. F. TIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 346-4202 2I2 Mohawk Avenue Sco'ria. New York SARNOWSKI FARMS DAIRY, INC. 374-3526 52 Freeman's Bridge Road Scotia, N. Y. 12302 FRANK R. MABEE-HOWARD W. BERNING MABEE 8: BERNING Service WiJrh Dignify and Tas+e l Mohawk Ave. Scofia. N. Y. 346-5802 For Up to the Minute Financial - Sports e Women's News Read the SCHNECTADY GAZETTE The Only Daily Published in Schenectady Phone 374-4141 for Daily Home Delivery GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Disfribufors for CONN - GIBSON - SLINGERLAND 09 State Street Schenectady Phone 374-5921 DORAZIO'S SERVICE STATION FIR'ESTONE DEALER Road Service - Expert Lubrication Batteries - Tires - Accessories PHONE 3722113 208 Socondogo Road, Scotia, N. Y. VILLAGE FABRIC and YARN SHOP 234 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York RAY1S BARBER SHOP WHEN YOU THINK OF MEN'S SHOES THINK OF- Haircut Prices Weekdays Children, High School Students DOUGLAS Retired Men $1.50 Schenecfady's Leading Men's Shoe S+ore . BATES o WALL-STREETER . B.F. GOODRICH SO'U'dGY A H0 CWS 52-00 HUSH PUPPIES O SEBAGO-MOCS O QUALITY IMPORTS WALK-OVER O DING-OS O MANSFIELD 319 Sfafe S+ree+ Phone 374-8577 Schenecfady, N. Y. OpposHe GazeH'e ARKLEY TIRE CO. 38 Mohawk Avenue Sco+ia. New York 377-8545 SCOTIA SERVICE STATION Wm; iagaam r WLW W Good Luck. CLUNE ELECTRIC SAHR'S POULTRY FARM Freshesf Poulfry in Town Schenecfady. N. Y. Scofia. New York Gulf Solar Hea+ing Oil Carrier Air-Concli+ioning I65 Freemans Bridge Road Scoiia. New York l2302 374-9 I 7l Compliments of WADE'S CHARTERED COACHES I3I2 Helderberg Ave. Schenedady. New York Phone 355-4500 Class Rings-GraduaHon Announcemen+s Name Cards and Accessories-Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represenied by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden P. 0. BOX 2509 SCHENECTADY. N. Y. I2309 IOVINELLI'S RESTAURANT AND BAR I443 Erie Boulevard Schenecfady. N. Y. SERVICE LINEN SUPPLY. INC. 249 Green Sfreef Schenectady. New York l2305 LenL Service Serve You CROSS LEATHER 8: FURS -TAXIDERMIST7 Gloves-Jackefs-Handbags Assor+ed Leafher Goods HIS, 374-8843 R. B. MILLARD OOFING 8: SHEET METAL WORKS l2 Sarnowski Drive CHRISTY'S RESTAURANT Sco+ia. New York .2302 I2 Norfh Bausfon Ave. Phone 372-7702 scam. N. Y. I2302 Home 3+er Cooking 410 Sacandaga Road 7Rf. I477 Scofia. New York 12302 vNMpOWMMv. Sam Willis HOLIDAY INN GULF SERVICE Corner of Noff Terrace and Franklin Street Phone 372-2511 PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDEN Florist If You Think She's +he Sweefes+ Girl You Know. a Fancy Corsage Will Help Tell Her 30. 35 Sarafoga Road sOpp. Schenecfady Airporii CALL EX 9-I I7I WE ALSO TELEGRAPH FLOWERS H. HORTON 81 CO.. INC. 4w BROADWAY ALBANY. N. Y. Complefe Heavy Duiy Commercial Food Service Equipmeni and Supplies Bars-Baclrbars-Bar Supplies CHINA-GLASS-SILVERWARE Telephones 463-I28I 4634282 463-2364 wa' s CoiforeS 28 Sacandaga Road SCOTIA All Beaufy Services Phone: DI 6-0175 MOHAWK VALLEY POOL CENTER Scotia, N. Y. I swuus's A R I S DEPARTMENT STORE In Business Since 1938 s31 Yearss G. E. TELEVISION, REFRIGERATORS, RANGES and WASHERS 1 l3 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York 12302 Your store for 78 years ' ,4 .V MARTINEC'S MARKET The- Besf In Foods - 374-9383 I08 Ballsfon Ave. Scoi'ia. N. Y. Es+ablished I9I4 SILVA'S makes all PIZZA for football, basketball games and dances Family Dining VERN'S BARBER SHOP Men's Hairs+yling Specializing in . . . Rega-Cui' Razor CuHing-Hair Pieces S+re+ch Wigs 37 Mohawk Ave. Scofia. N. Y. 377-9847 37 'mxr-x 7:92'be 75355,: - wacky: by HARBROOK CO. Aluminum 0 Screens 0 Windows 0 . Doors 0 . Porch and Pafio 0 . Enclosures 0 I? N. Reynolds Sfreef SCOTIA NEW YORK l2302 FR 2-7l0l Schenectady, N. Y. K N A B l. A N m .I A N K w A H O M Sco+ia-Glenville Ph. FR 4-8324 OPEN IO:30-5:00 SCOTIA BRIDAL SHOP 37 Mohawk Ave. Scofia. N. Y. 12302 Formals Evenings By Appoin+men+ MR. JAMES, HAIR STYLIST 249 State Street Next Door to the $ch'dy Savings 81 Loan Assn. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1EVER1 GROUND FLOOR .- FRONT and REAR ENTRANCE FREE PARKING IN REAR LARGEST ASST. OF CUSTOM OR HANDCRAFT WIGS Phones 374-8713 or 374-5413 BUSH FLOWER SHOP for art in flowers 245 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. 12302 EILEEN AND DON BUSH Phone 374-3337 Besf Wishes +0 +he Class of 1971 SETH DRUGS Phone 346-7821 SETH J. SISKIN, R. Ph. 162 Secondaga Rood Scotia, N. Y. FUNSTON OF SCOTIA 1'A YARD OF GOOD LUMBER 220 Vley Road Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Besf Wishes +0 +he Class of '71 217 Sfafe S+ree+ 374-84II Parking af Rear of Sfore BARNEY'S We Clofhe +he Generafion Gap 1970-71 OFFICERS Pres. ........... Sandy LedbeH'er Vice Pres. ......... . Nancy Hood Rec. Sec. .......... Terry McNeil Corr. Sec. ....... . . . Gail Barber Treasurer ............ Sue San+illi PHI BETA Pl SORORITY Roofing and Repairs Chimney Shingle, Slate, Metal, BuiIt-Up Home and Industrial SCOTIA HOME SERVICE CONTRACTO RS Roofing, Repairing Chimney, Gutter, Sheetmefol Work COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL JOHN B. CLANCY, Prop. 214-16 Craigie Avenue Phone 346-7243 Scotia, New York 12302 THE TREASURE HOUSE 181 Freeman's Bridge Road Scotia, New York 12302 377-1771 FOUR SEASON'S Breakfast, Lunches, and Dinners Served Daily in a Cozy Home-Like Atmosphere SPORTING CENTER Alway; in semen for your sporting meals Mayfair Shopping Cen'ter Scofia Telephone 399-1233 GOLDSTOCK'S SPORTING GOODS HThe Greatest NO BRAG . . . JUST FACT SALISBURY CHEVROLET. SALES 8t SERVICE I75 Freeman's Bridge Rd. 372-543I Opposife +he Schenectady For Fine Carpeting With Expert Airporf Installation It's CARBONPS CARPET FR 2-0332 169 Freeman's Bridge Road - Besf of Luck +0 +he Class ScofIa, N. Y. of l97l Just below the Schenectady DONNIES ARCO Airport Corner of Swaggerfown and Rouie 50 A gift for this yeafs graduates . . . .free checking account service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. ooHow? you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by cheek your quarterly statement will show what youove spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. The Bank National Commercial Bank and Trust Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department. General Electric research and development . . . Where education and learning continue for mankind GENERAL$ELECTRIC Schened'ady. New York Compliments of MAC'S SERVICE STATION Mohawk Avenue Scotia MONDY'S DELICATESSEN Home 5+er Foods Prepared on +he Premises Buffefs for All Occasions FREE PARKING IN REAM 225 Mohawk Ave. 374-9700 Scofia. N. Y. Sarnowski's VAN CURLER GREENHOUSES 66 Freeman's Bridge Rd. Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Dial 374-8566 'mmm.mumwvmwmurmummnIlmluhuIMuuUmMMumt'Miu-Inuiq LOOMAN PACKERS MEAT PACKERS - WHOLESALERS DISTRIBUTORS OF NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS 5! i ALSO , ' wrsrmu o :55 : 57mm nuns. nun , I smoxlo onx c011. an, mu. LINI ' . ' 6 CANNEOIMEATS 1 ALL KINDS ov lusu AND nozm IVIscngno roan WltML nun 10 sun mm: Inn owmus, msn'nnlom, lutAuuNu I wuoou , 1Wf'57ulhliWHL'Mlmuimull'm'muiTui-unn 574-3364 354 IIO6IWAV, SCHINKTADY. N. Y. RIFRIGERATED SERVICP TO ALL POINTS IN UPSTATE MY .nmmmnmuumIIImmmmmmmmmmmm-mmmm-.mnnummmwma- ow pumtmma 5' SCHLEGEL'S ENTERPRICES. INC. AMF SNOWMOBILES 0 Lawn and o Polaris Garden Equip. 0 Aufo-Ski 0 Snowblowers Sales-Service1Parfs FOX AND MURPHY SPORTING GOODS 440 Sfaie S+ree+ Schenectady, N. Y. You Name the Sport - We Have the Equipmenf 377-6414 VILLAGE WAYSIDE ACRES PAINT 81 WALLPAPER .. , Everything Under the Sun for Down to Earth Homeowners 146 Mohawk Ave. . Scotia, N. Y. 393-0358 209-211 Sacandoga Rd. Scoha Besi' Wishes +0 +he Class of '71 DELUKE SAND AND GRAVEL CO., INC. DELUKE READY MIX CORP. Amsferdam Road, Scotio, N. Y. LATHROPS PHARMACIES 395+ Wishes 6co+ia's Oldes+ Drug S+oreQ GEMMETTE'S 208 Mohawk Ave. 346-7748 HAIR STYLES INC. 'II' Y MP9 Vley andl 34065132. B . 223 Mohawk Avenue Fl mg our rescrlp Ion 5 ur am usmess Scofio, New York 12302 Ph. 372-4497 VILLAGE DINER 49 Mohawk Avenue OPEN 24 HOURS g m 2; Wm mm, m .1 ngmgm .: Imam Dud and Rod Rowledge ROWLEDGE AGENCY. INC. 12 Sacandaga Road Complei'e Insurance Sco;i;5glz. Y' I39 Mohawk Avenue Scofia. N. Y. 12302 VILLAGE AUTO SERVICE SCOTIA LANES E. M. TUTTLE, Prop. Tel. 346-5730 217 Mohawk Ave., Scotia, N. Y. BAR - LOUNGE 20 AMF Automatic Pin Spotters The Official Photographer for This Yearbook RAMARK-VARDEN STUDIOS Portrait-Wedding-Candid Albums-Baby Passport Identification I35 Jay S'l'ree1' 374-872I Schenecfady. New York - THE PEPSl-COLA v SCHENECTADY GAMMA SIGMA CHI BOTTLING CORP. Freeman's Bridge Road 0 346-232! 0 Schenectady. N. Y. I2302 You've go+ a lo+ +0 live. Pepsi's gof a lo+ +0 give. 600d LUCk +0 Class of '7I THE CORNER DELI 534 Engleman Avenue Sco+ia. N. Y. Journal ROSENDALE-RUSCITTO FLOWER SHOP Serving +he Sco'ria Glenville Area Since I956 Voicing +he Views of +he Communify Members of Florist Transworld Delivery', I 30I Ballsfon Ave. ' :ILlGA' Roufe 50 ' 6 MA Scofia. N. Y. l2302 374- I 805 124 Jay Street Schenecfddy, N. Y. UNITED WELDING SUPPLY P.O. Box 278 Schenectady, N. Y. 12301 J. MARTINEC PACKING COMPANY Since l9l4 PINK ROSE BRAND MEATS Scofia. New York I2302 I957 Fosi'er Avenue - Schenedady. New York I2308 Telephone: SIM 372-4446 Cameras Stereo Photo Equipment Radios Gifts Jewelry Diamonds Watches Congra+ula+ions and Good Luck +0 +he Class of l97l GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY HWHERE YOUR HOME BEGINS Sacandcga Road Scotia, N. Y. Lester Uffberg answering a request for building supplies. SCHENECTADY PAPER BOX CO., INC. 704 Prestige Parkway Corporations Park Scotia, N. Y. 12302 FINDERS-KEEPERS An+iques 4 Ha ndcraHs $co+ia. New York I2302 346-l029 AGNESS B. POWERS Congratulations From LAWLESS CONTAINER CORP. 803 Corporation Park Scotia, New York Tel. 372-6461 CLEANERS TAILORS 9 J' FURS UNIFORMS I6I0 S+a+e S+ree+ Schenecfady. N. Y. l2304 Phone: FR 4-3484 H. R. LIEDKIE 8! SON Local and Long Dis+ance Moving I3 N. College Sf. Scheneciady. N. Y. 374-8 l 79 or 377- I 746 - ferry mcneil Iinda campbell lauries wan p U 8 I Sandyled boHerdonnashaNucl ,40--.g-.u.--o-uoanacomau+$-rt:nn-m-oxro-o- 4o-mn-ua-z:x-4rn-nn-n.:u-omoor4nznam4-n-iaonwo4w4na'i 7 v C m 4thwourno-ua-nnva-a --0rmoi:-rx:-+mn+mwnra-o-nbn-3m- -...--,-..:uaocmaso7a-u44-auwo-uar$a4-m4mnoz-m-wn3u- Abarc 145 Abrams 119 Akland 128 Alkonis 94, 135 Atwood 120 Barth 145 Baxter 145 Beck 145 Bennett 140, 219 Benson 128, 211 Bishop 145 Blumer 133 Bollack 145 Boomer 144 Boquist 123 Brcmscr 142 Buhrmastcr 116 Butts 145 Carbin 146 Causcy 130, 131, 209 Chant,121,123, 161 Cichcllo 134, 157 Clohcsy 135 Coolidge 124, 15 Craft 142 D,Alcssandro 146 Dickson 131 W Ables, Ginger 68 Abraham, Andrew 60, 170, 192 Adams, Marilyn 88 Adams,jamcs 53, 172, 176, 177 Adkins, Grant 60 Adkins, Mark 12, 35 Albcrs, Debra 110 Albrezzi, Bath 91, 175, 219 Aldrich, Patricia 48, 60, 163, 173 Alexander Cheryl 78 Alexander, Dana 105 A11en,Gary 91, 167, 172, 188 Altamimno, Elsa 157 Amandro, Diane Amandro, Thomas 105, 176 Anderson, Gary 106 Anderson, Karen 78 Anderson, Lawrence 86, 188, 202 Andrako, Michael 72 Andrako, Steven 10, 152, 153, 186, 202 Angillctta,John 10, 153, 160 Angle, Barbara 67, 155, 174 Angle, Sara 10 Antaya, Denise 66, 69, 164 Anthony, Sandra 95 Armstrong, Bette 63, 69, 152, 217 Armstrong,jamcs 69, 70, 156, 164 Armstrong, Steven 109 Arnstrong, Wayne 88, 156 Asksw, Georgia 60 August, Peter Doberman 134 Donovan 121 Dylong 127, 128 Eidens 116, 117 Ellirhorpc 116 Evans 136, 137 Fox 137, 149, 162 Francois 116 Fronk 132 Gcrlach 130, 71 Gilmartin 120 Greco 136, 171 Grten 146 Gula, F. 189 Haner 132 Harrison 119 Haskell 127 Hasslachcr 116 Hedden, C, 191, 192 Helms 116 Hcslcr 145 Hitchcock 141 Hoffcrt 145 Hoffmann 136 Hoppc 133 Horvath 139 Huston 170, 130, 188 Auspclmycr, Wendy 86 Austin, Deborah 10 Austin,jcffrey 91, 173 Austin, Rebeca 110 Avery, Robert Avery, Roberta 1B2 Babcock, Glenn 80 Badalucco, Lynda Bailey, Paul 91, 163, 172 Bain, Mary Lee 105 Baldasarc, Colin 72, 170, 174 Balunck, Rosemary 109, 176 Barbarulo, Paul 88, 165 Barber, Gail 10, 240 Barber, Martin 60, 163, 209 Barber, Robert 95 Barker, Dawn 12 Barner, William 69 Barr, john 86, 170 Barringer, Richard 72 Barm, Ben 91 Bartletre, Denise 10 Batzinger, Rita 68 Baxter, Pamela 88, 155 Beardsley, Mary Lou 53,154 167 Beaccy,j6hn 11, 165, 172, 173 Beauregard, Christopher 53 Beck,jean 10, 169, 225 Beck, Keith 86, 165, 174, 192 Bcedleson, j. Norcnc 88, 174 Beers, Bonnie 11, 174 ?aculty Index Ida 140 jcnnings 146 chchum 128 K1115 135 Klinkow 144 Knapp 124 Kuczek 126 LaGrange 125 Lajcuncsse 131, 132 Lens 115, 118 Lindermuth 144 Livingston 116 Lockhart 136, 137, 162 Lowcs 121 MacKinnon 125, 208 Marotta 146 Maryanopolis 122, 9 Maxwell 141 McCann 129 McGuire 118 Mclver 116 MCManus 140 McNeil 133 Miller,J 195 Moser 119 Narduzzo 137 Nickson 122 Nolan 120, 123 Student 171421512 Beers, junc 86 Bclcher, David 109 Bellows, Michacl 109 Benny, Armon 150, 152, 153, 186 Benny, Elaine 60, 225 Bcrgcron, john 105 Earnhardt, David 69, 151, 153 Bernhardt, Gary 105 Berry, Linda 110, 154, 164 Beson, Peggy 53 Bcwlcy, Thomas 81, 90, 213 Bialahoski, Michele 95 Bianchi, Paul 10 Bilka, Laurie 86, 164 Binger, Barbara 53, 152, 216 Binger, David 53, 131, 155, 172 Biscossi, John 95 Bishop, jo Ann 11 Blanks, Mark 88, 176, 177, 192 Blast, Cynthia 110, 213 Blast, Deborah 91 Bloomer, Connie 60, 174, 177. Bloomer, Margaret 91, 158 Blum, Amy 109, 175, 176 Blum, Linda 87, 155 Blumer, Susan 109, 175 Blumcr, Lawrence 60, 192 Bodcnstab, Lynn Bogar,Jane 90, 176, 177 Boganjancp 11, 169, 172, 176 Bohac, Elizabeth 69 Bohacck, Frank 55 Bojanowski, Patricia 11 Bojanowski, Jo Ann 12 Oatman 130 O3Bricn 131 Occhino 133 Olson 125, 206 Onorato 138 Palmer 129, 186, 188 Parcenc 145 Paulson, 139 Pcacor 134, 156 Pearson 119 Perillo 116 P6562 123 Perrillose 126 Pidgcon 136 Pohl 142, 186, 188 Powers 128, 242 Pratt 138 Prync 143 Raincy 127 Richards 134, 135 Riddle 140, 186, 202 Ryan 118 Schneider 145 Scipionc 126 Seal 141, 182, 186 Scncchal 138 Settle 116 Bojanowski, Veronica 95 Bolcvice, Michael 87 Bollock, Michael 11, 152, 186 Bollock, Richard 11 Bollock, Roger 109 Bonicwski, Veronica 73 Boniewski, Tadeusz 55 Boriscnko, Michael 87 Borisenko, Paul 10 Borogcn, Margaret 111 Boss,JCan 111, 164,218,219 Bosy, Marc 58 Bosy, Stanley 11 Bovino, Thomas Bowers, Hdm 66 Bowers, jean Boyer, Deborah 11 Boyer, Michael Bradley, Debbie Bradley, Lynn 10, 242 Branagan, Charles Brandolino, Nicholas 11, 176, 177 186 Brandow, Roberta 12, 157 Brantley, MatthCW 111 1 Bremscr, Eric 78 Brcmscr, Kevin 111 Brennan, jacquelyn 58, 158, 163, 169, 177 Bridcnbaker, Cathy 170 Bridcnbakcr, Cheryl 55, 111, 214 Brier, Stewart 12, 111 Brinkman, james 90, 156 Bristcr, jcffrcy 188, 202 Shaw 124, 167 Shook 120, 9 Simpson 122 Sligo 119 Smith, D. 146 Smith, H, 143, 181 Synder 130, 132, 150, 202 Spaziani 138 Starsiak 142, 143 Stopera 121 Steubing 139, 173 Sullivan 139 Tersigni 122 Touhy 146 Urys 145 Van Sraveren 145 Webb 141 Welcome 126, 151 Wells 138 chtworth 129 Westcotr 127 Wheeler 125, 126 Whittmorc 145 Whittrcdge 119 Wicrzbowska 133 Wilkins 146 Wood 129 Britten, Harold Bromley, Charles 104, 176 Brooks, Karen 58 Brooks, Peter 12, 26, 150, 206 Brooks, Susan 99 Brothers, Alfred 174, 177 Brothers,julia 104, 176 Brough, Constance 55, 155, 158, 167 Brower, Cathy 12, 172, 218, 219 Brown, George 79, 151, 168, 174 195, 213 Brown, Glcnn 81 Brunt, Paul 11 Brch, judson Buckland, Cheryl 11 Buono, Diane 87, 155, 175 Buono, Thomas 209 Burch, Carol 55, 157 Burns, Kathlecn 87, 215 Burns, Michael 12 Bums, Patrick 56, 151, 176 Burns, Thomas Burns, Timothy 73 Burroughs,joseph 104, 175 Bushnell, Robert 66 Busto, Deborah 174 Busto, Linda 12, 87, 162, 169 Butler, Michael 72, 90, 202 Butler,jamcs 13 Buttino, Patricia 13, 162 Burrs, Deborah 55 Byron, Melvin 56, 176 10 211556, Colleen 73 aisse, Dave 104, 209 211556, janeth 73 21556, Kathleen aldwcll, Donna 99 aldwell, Linda 58, 154, 215 allinan, Claudia 56, 57, 161 allinan, Shawn 99 ampbcll, Gloria 66 ampbell, James 66 ampbcll,jean 13, 174 ampbcll, Linda 9, 13, 152, 168, 170, 242 ampbcll, Richard 99, 176 ampbell, Ronald 99, 176, 202 ampisi, Cynthia 104, 175 apogna, Barbara 90, 154, 163, 167, 168, 173 Capogna, Maire 58, 153, 154, 167, 172 Carbin, Bonnie 90, 174 Carll, James 240 Carroll, Michael Carter, Robin 13 Cascio, Christopher 58 Cascio, Nina 87, 155 Cascio, Peter 103, 155, 158, 175 Casey, Dane 56 Casey, Kim 73 Caswell, janice 13, 45, 152, 157, 169, 172, 173, 225 Caswell,Jeffrcy 104: 176 CatozziDRoberta 15, 44 Cattercll, Glenn Cavoli, Mary 104, 174 Cayer, Linda 56, 158, 172 Cejka, William 104, 202 C6111, Kathlynn 104, 176 Cclli, Mario 55 Ccmiglia, Mark 109 Ccrniglia, Marietta 103 Cernik, Frank 103 Chambers, Donna 55 Chambers, Gail 15 Chambers, Luanne 15 Chandonet, Felice 79, 176 Chase, Dorinda 55, 172 Choy, Cheryl 103, 158, 175 Christensen, Gary 109, 170 Chu, David 74 Chu, Laurence 109, 209 Ciancetta, Diane 52, 153, 164, 241, 214 Ciani, Francis 57 Ciarmicllo, Mary Grace 60, 157, 167 Ciarmiello, Salvatore 85, 188, 202 Ciarmicllo, Sue 109 Cichy, Claudia 15, 43, 242 Cichy, Mark 52, 150, 186 Cicslak, Mark 12 Cimorelli, Roberta 14, 157, 169, 172 Clancy,jamcs 13, 150, 186, 202 Clapper, Robert 57 Clark, john 52 Clohcsy, Thomas 74 Closson, Anne 14, 162 Closson, Chirstinc 77 Coagcr, Robert 103 Cole, Debra 14, 23 Collamer, Larry 52, 150, 186, 206 Collier, Mary Ann 109 Collins, Carol 84 Collins, Christopher 85 Collins, Edward 15 Collins, Kathleen 15 Colon, Michael 95 Colon, Tina 109 Conley, julic 74 Conley, William 103 Connolly, Kathleen 14, 162 Connolly, Timothy 109 Conovcr, Charles 14, 153, 169 Conovcr, Howard 59, 186, 209 Conovcr, Marsha 14 Consaul, Christy 14, 154, 169, 192 Consaul, Edward 103 Come, Douglas 16, 168, 192 Cook,John 109, 176, 188, 209 Cooke, Donald 96 Cooke, Linda 60 Coolidge, Kevin 103 Coons, Donald 109 Coons, Pamela 85 Coons, Rose Ann 74,163 Coolidge, Mr. A. 15 Cooper, Kevin 79, 202 Cooper, Mark 60 Comcau, Claire 52, 163 Comcau, Gregory 52 Cornell, Donna 57 Cornell, Douglas 16 Cornell, Joseph 66 Cornc11,judith 85 Cornell, Michael 79, 188, 209 Comwcll, John 16, 151, 152, 153, 162 Cornwell, Linda 109, 73 Corridon, Collen Cotterell, Glenn 91 Coulson, Timothy 91 Coylc, Robin 103 Craft, Gary Cragnolin, Daniel 60, 172, 209 Crandall, Herbert 57 Cremo, David 60 Cremo, William 91 Crowley, Susan 56, 225,241 Crowningshield, Pamela 16 Cuddehc, john 109, 202 Curdmorc, Pierre 14, 154, 169 Cummings, Kevin 91 Cuomo, Theresa 175 Currie, Margaret 109 Currie, Robert 15, 171, 172, 177 Czamecki, Sharon 103 Czub, Marilou 91 1D1 Dale,jcffry 109, 163, 175 D3Alessandro, Margaret D,Alessandro, Michael 77 Daloisio, Constance 52 DalPian, Kathryn 57, 175, 215 Dalton, Annette 109 D1Angclo, David Danner, jodi 71, 79 Danner, Teri 66, 157 Darby, Claire 79, 155, 158, 174, 176, 177 Darby, Gregg 109, 188 Dam, Randall 103 Dashnaw, Gary Davidson, Brian 103, 156, 213 Davidson, Robert 16, 156, 167, 169 Davies, Joseph 74, 170 De Amour, Denise 91 Dean, Denise 74 De Corah, Michael 84 DcCrcsce, Michele 103 De Felippo, Louis 16, 30, 152, 153, 195, 209 De Gross, William De Leggc, Mark 103, 192, 202 De Leila, Karol 103 De Long, Susan 85 DcLorcnzo, Rocco DcLoreto, Deborah 85 Deltry, jacquclyn 6O Dcltry, Patricia 96 De Luke, Robert 84, 188 De Marco, Peter 112 De Metre, Carole 16, 152, 167, 213, 218, 219 De Metre, William 77 Dcncgar, Larry 77 Denham, Deborah 52, 172 Denham, Patricia 77 De Noycr, Karen Dcrenthal, Glenn 16 De Sicno, Diane 77 De Sicno,john 112, 176, 192 De Silva, jcri 96, 175 Dcvcrc, Diane 85, 174 Dewey, Mary Ann 61 De Winter, Frances Diamante, Daniel 85 Diamante, Diane 61 Diamond, john 57 D1 Crescc, Debora 17, 35 D1 Crescc, Michelle 175 D1 Donna, Benjamin 85 Di Donna, Deborah 103 Diem, Beverly Diem, Cheryl 77, 112 D1 Lallo, Diane 16 Dimpelfeld, Elaine 89, 154, 158, 164, 173, 177 Di Pietro, Donna 96 Di Pietro, Susan 61, 81 Dobies, William 16 Dodge, David 112 Dodge, Deborah 112 Doleski, Marcia Donaldson, Michele Donovan, Timothy 96, 213 Dopp, Timothy 110, 163 Dorau, Ruby 16 Dougherty, Carolyn 61, 176 Dougherty, Catherine 61, 218 Doughcrry,Jamcs 112 Douglas, David Down, Cynthia 61 Downs, Catherine 17 Downs, Cynthia 50, 61 Downs, jill 49 Draina, Andrew 85, 151, 192, 202 Draves, Edward 103, 170 Droegc, Robert 103 Duchane, Martin 17, 152, 174, 192 Dudley, Douglas 57 Duffy, Larry 57, 64, 165 Duncan, David 16, 171 Dunster, jill 84, 93, 163, 225 Dunster, Kimberly 112 Durocher, Donna 50, 61 D1Winter 75 1E Easton, Cynthia 85 Eddy, Alan 85 Eddy, Cheryl 17, 152, 153, 174, 175, 176 Eggleston, James 96, 188, 202 Eggleston, John 57, 60, 150, 186, 206 Eggleston, Kevin 112, 188, 202 Eglintine, Dawn 75 Eidcns, Richard 9, 17, 43, 169, 186 Eidcns, Sue 49, 152, 223 Ergmann, Hollie 75, 167, 175 Erickson, Debra 57, 152, 153, 157, 224 Erickson, Kandi 96 Ericson, Kathy 18, 175 Espcrti, Robert 98 Esposito, Carl 84, 202 Esposito, Sally 110, 156 Evans, Cynthia 57 Evans, John 57, 98 Evans, Mary 51 Evans, Robert 17 1F1 Faas, Donald 49 F235, Linda 72 Fagle, Katherine 85 Falcon, Allan 18, 152, 192 Falcon, Linda Falso, Christine 98 Falso, Edward 18, 153, 165 Falso, Susan 77 Farley, Colleen 61, 154, 163, 175, 176 Farrell, Michael 165 Favam, Peter Fazzone, james 17, 34, 152, 153, 160 Feathers, Larry 20 Feathers, Nelson 110 Febbie, Daniel 101 Fellows,janc 49, 153, 172, 241 Fcllows,judith 18, 156, 169 Fellows, Linda 98, 164 Fclso, Christine 16, 174 Ferron, William 49 Fcrtal, James 49 F1nch,john Fischer, Lisa 75 Fish, Kenneth 19 Fiskc, jeffrey 110 Flagg, Cynthia 98 Flag, Robert 49 Flaight, Mary Beth Foard, K.E. Dc Ann 57, 176, 177 Fonda, Susan 18 Forbes,james 61, 151, 152, 195 Fordham, Laurence 110, 170; 175, 176 Fordham, Lament 110, 175, 176, 219 Forman, Sharon 106 Forman, Wilfred 63 Fountain, Denise 63, 174 Foy, Richard France, Patricia 72, 75 Francis, Dennis 51, 78 Francis, Darrell 84 Francisco, George 77 Francisco, Marlene 63, 164 Francisco, Sandra 17 Francois, Diane 18, 152, 157, 169, 170, 172, 213, 218 Frederick, Thomas 59 Frederico, Christine 18 Frcse, Fred 51 Press, Linda 110 Frey, Susan 110, 175 Frey, Thomas 18, 169, 172, 192, 213 Frostbutter, Laura 19 Frumerie, jacquelinc 59 1G7 Gagnon, Gail 19 Galkicwicz, joycc 85, 215, 218 Galkiewicz,Jerry 59, 60, 150, 152, 192 Galkiewicz, Linda 110, 164 Galkicwicz, Sandra Garahan, Colleen 59, 152, 163, 174, 215 Gardner, Christopher 98, 176, 209 Gardner, james 81 Gardner, Mary 19, 159 Gardner, Robert Gardiner, Deb'omh 11o Garland, Fred 19, 168 Garland, Peter 85, 157, 163 Gatta, Becky 19 Gatta, Carmen 110, 176, 209 Gatta, George 48, 52,58, 151, 152, 155, 168, 192, 202 Gatta, Mark 110, 188, 209 Garza, Patricia 110, 168, 175, 218 219 Gaugcr, William 19 Gaupcr, Laurie 48, 59, 155, 177, 219 Gaura, Robert 20, 153 Gebhardt, Linda 19, 243 Gcbhardt, Patricia 59, 157, 160 Gcertgcns, Rhonda 88, 158 Gclbcr, Brian 51, 150, 157, 168, 176, 195, 206 Gelbcr, Michael 96, 168, 195, 209 Giaquinto, Debra Giaquinto, Lana 20 Guaquinto, Marie Giaquinto, Ralph 19 Giaquinto, Randy 96 Giardano, Dawn 85 Gibbons, Denise 19, 162, 163, 213, 218 Gibbons, Kim 86 Gibbons, Robert 85 Gibbons, Shelley 61 Gifford, Betsy 85, 158, 164 Gifford, Lenora 20 Gilgorc, Kendall 96, 202 Gionet, Diane 20 Gionet, Paul 80, 175 Giorgio, Marie Giorgio, Tina Gitsham, Kathleen 63, 171 Gladstone, Paul 66, 156 Glen, Michael Glen, Roberta 20 Glock, Sandra 66 Gminskj, David 59 Gnoinski, Andrew 20, 152, 186, 202 Godbout, Suzanne 21, 45 Godin, Edward 9, 21, 150, 152, 169, 186, 201, 202 Godlcwski, Donald 21 Godlcwski, Kristina 112 Godlcwski, Mary 51 Godlewski, Tim 51, 202 Goldbach, Carol 175 Gomez, Nora 96, 175, 218 G055, David 66, 192 Govus, Walter Goyettc, Martin 174, 192 Goycttc, Richard 21 Gracbc, Doris 21 Graham, Deborah 89 Graham, James Gramps, Elaine 247 Grandshaw, Sally 22 Gray, Joe Gray, Wendy 81 Green, Mary Beth 96, 157 Greer, Barbara 88, 157, 167, 175, 218 Gregory, Tim 22, 153, 156, 165, 169, 171, 177, 245 Gregurcch, Anne 96, 213 Grenoble, jonathan 88, 174 Gricscmcr, Gerald 63, 186 Grigolcit, Candice 85 Grigolcit, Gregory 22 Grintcr, Debra 21 Grinter, Gary Grundy, Gary 88, 192 Guarc, John 88, 192, 215 Gurzynski, Kathleen 90, 171 CH1 Haighr, Brenda 96 Haighr, Darlene 52 Haight, Mary Beth 90, 171 Haight, Russell 85 Haight, Wendy 90 Hale, David 51 Hale, Richard 106 Hamel, David 22 Hamilton, Michael 54, 150, 152, 153, 188, 202 Hamilton, Paul 96 Hamilton, William 22, 43, 58, 150,186,206 Hammond, David 96, 176 Hammond, Deborah 12 Hampel, Echo 58, 163, 172, 217 Hanrium,jane 106, 163, 175 Hanson, Norman 52 Harding, David 65 Harper, Vicki 106 Harrison, Michael 65, 172, 177 Hart, Cathy 218, 219 Hart, Harry 23, 28, 150 Hargjohn 112, 175, 188 Hartig, Robert 88, 156, 192 Hartig, William 156, 165 Hartman, Christopher 23 Hartman, Ronald 96 Hartman, Wayne 90 Harvey, Mark 23 Haslund, Sally 52, 173, 192 Hasslachcr, Gloria janc 88, 158, 177 stslacher, Stephen 171, 172, 177 Hastings, Tim Haushaltcr, Carl 23, 176, 186 Haushaltcr, Kurt 23, 186 Haver, Greg 90, 93, 151, 195 Havcr, Thomas 23, 172, 177 Hawkins, Edward 58, 186 Hawkins, jayneann 96 Hay, james 58, 192, 206 Hayman,judy 23, 157, 163 Heancy, Dana 24 Heitkamp, Martin 23, 42 Helms, Douglas 52, 65 Henderson, Carl 112, 188, 209 Henderson, Steve 24, 43, 169 chncssy, jamcs 112, 192 Henncssy, Mary 24, 45 Henry, Marjorie Herring, Beth 96, 174, 177 Herring, Sue 87, 158, 177 Hcrron, Peter 106, 177 Hickcn, Steven 24 Hicks, James 52, 158, 173, 175 Hill, joannc 6Gray1 23 Hill, Pamela 106 HiltonLCathcrine 96 Hilton, David Hilton, Ethel 99 Hinrichs, Gary Hitchcock, Betsy 24, 162, 171 Hitchcock, Nancy 87, 163, 218 Hobdcn, Debbie 58, 177, 215 Hobden, Diana 98 Hodges, Deborah 65, 67, 152, 174, 177, 222 Hodges, Kathy 99, 176 Hogan, Nancy 99 Holden, Cynthia G. 51, 172, 177 Holden, Cynthia Sue 52, 172, 192 Holland, james 73 Holmstrom,jeffrcy 107, 170, 175, 188, 202 Homer, William 24 Hood, Nancy 22, 24, 159, 163, 243 Hoppc, Beth 52, 152, 222 Horn, Linda Horn, Rickey Horn, Ted 58, 108 Hoshko, David 73, 167, 174 Hoskinson, Richard 94, 107, 176, 188, 209 Houck, Cathy 87 Houck, Debra 24 Houley, Deborah 99, 218, 219 Houlcy, Donald 63 Howland, Tim 167 Hugcrich, Margaret 65, 152,173, 216 Hugo, Anita 25 Hugo, Sharon 98, 164 Huhtalai, David 98 Hull, Brian 202 Hun, KCVin 14, 25, 150, 162, 206 Hummcl, Alan 98 Hummer, Thomas Humphrey, Diane 69, 155, 174 Hurley, Daniel 73, 192 Hurley,joscph 94, 107, 156, 176, 209 Hutchison, Stephen 58 Huxhold, Cheryl 58 Hwaszoz, joan 87, 164 01 Ilnicki, Phyllis 92 Inglcs, jcff Ingles, Mark 65 Iovinelli, Mark 45 Isaac, Barbara Isaacson, Thomas 73, 192, 209 Isabella, Louis 107 Ivinski, Roberta 92 1220, Mary 51, 219 01 jackson, Kathleen 87 jandro, Linda 92 jandro, Susan 25 jcnnings, Dennis 92, 167 Jennings, Keith 73 jcnscn, Dwight 64 jcttc, Rene Joseph johansson,Janet 25 175 johnscn, Linda 107 johnston, Thelma 25 jones, Katherine 64, 154, 215 Jones, Mark 25, 150, 152, 153, 162, 186, 201, 202 jones, Nancy 99, 175, 176 joncs, Todd 73, 150, 188, 202 Juwa,jcffrey 25, 153, 186 Juwa, joan 25 1K1 Karamanos, Teresa 99, 163, 175 177 Karis, Thomas 64, 213 Karl, Eric 98, 104, 176, 177, 192 Karl, Gary 26, 154, 169, 172, 177 Kaufman, Bruce 92 Keane, Elizabeth 63 Keane, Mildred 87 Kclcfant, David 64 Kclcfant, Mary Kelly, Susan 49, 172 Kenny, Norah 102, 107 Keohan, Maureen 92, 175, 176 225 Ker, Aleta 26 Ker, Rosalind 65 Kerr, john 99, 202 Kerr, Susan 54, 162 Kiddle, Laurie 100, 174, 175 Kicnncy, Terri 98 Kiddle, Scott 26 Kicru,john 211 Kilmartin, Gary 1 a Kilmartin, Randy King, Richard 26, 150, 162, 168, 186 Kingsley, Dennis Kinney, Therese 157 Kirchofcr, Patricia 26 Kisscl, Marilyn 54, 161 Kiszkicl, Stephen 49 Kittlc, David 73, 172 Kittle, Wayne 111 Kline, Kevin Kluwc, Catherine 26, 153, 174, 243 Kmonk, Anthony Knaggs, Steven 27 Knapik, Karl 27 Knowles, Keith 111, 188 Koch, William 49 Kodesch, Ellen 107 Kodcsch, Steven 78 Kohl, Kevin 92, 188, 202 Kopa, Donna 89 Kopa, Marc Korthas, Kristina 89, 156, 175 Kosciusko, David 107, 192 Krcmzicr, Mary jo 89, 170 Kristel, Brent 107 Krone, Maureen 75, 154, 167, 214 Krouse, Karen 54, 157, 171 Krug, Mark 107 Kruk, Patricia 89, 176 Kruman, Vanessa 107 Kroels, Peter Kuczck, Douglas 107 Kuczck, Shauneen 111 Kujan, Irene 27 Kukowski, David 27, 152, 153, 167, 172, 173 Kulak, Anne 64 Kulak, Cynthia 27, 175 Kulak, Pam 63 Kuprcwicz, Linda 27 Kuprcwicz, Michael 111 1L1 LaBahn, Susan 75, 163, 175 LaBatc, Lynn 107, 175 Ladu, Cheryl Ann 27 Ladu, Wendy 111 Laing, Donna 107, 157 Laing,john 28, 152, 186 Laing, jason 89 Laing, Terri 54 Lamb, Dianne 75, 215 Lambert, Leo Michael 75 Lamp, Keith 107, 170, 188 Lamp, Pamela 79 Langclier, David 28 Langley, William 111 Lanicwski, Jeffrey 111, 163, 1 202 Lansing, Heather 27 LaPlante, Elizabeth 79 LaPlante, Theodore 111, 156, 1 188 LaPoint, joscph LaRue, Norma 75, 154, 167 Lathrop, Linda 64, 154, 169 Lathrop, Martha 111, 155, 175 Laubcr,judith 107, 174 Laurenty, Christopher Laurie, Bruce 100, 175, 202 Lavery, Stephen Law, Michele Law, Robin 83 Lawrence, Cindy 83, 154, 171 Lawrence, Kenneth 28, 152, 18 206 Lazcano, Gonzalo 21, 27, 157 Lazzaro, Lisa 49 Leach, Reginald 49, 167 Leach, Sheila 12,28, 154, 160, 16 172, 218, 242 Leaman, Margaret 49, 160, 16 214 Lcavitt, Tim 54 Lcdbctter, Sandra 28, 152, 15 168, 174, 222, 243 Lee Charles 28 chebvrc, james 54 Lechr, Deborah 54, 66 Lefflcr, jancllc 101 Leger, Tommie Lou Lehman, Elsa 65 Lcishman, June 54, 225 Lcishman, Mary 101, 167, 175 Lcishman, Nancy 89, 93, 163, 22 Lcnkewich, Pamela 28, 174, 175 Leonard, Robert 101, 188, 202 chp, Pamela 28 Lewinski, Timothy 54, 211 Licdkic, jamcs Lindsey, Deborah 83, 177 Linton,jay 54, 151 Litts, Cal 101, 156 Livingston, Ellen 65, 154, 172, 17 Lockwood, David 65 Lockwood, Robert 100 Loft, Eric Lomini, David 87, 151, 168, 192, 209 Looman, Daniel 66 Looman, Sheila Low, Rose Marie 29 Ludkc, janct 157, 169 Lund, Kathleen Lundstrom, George 28 Lyle, Catherine 62, 83, 158, 174 Lynch, Christine 65 Lynch, Mary 29, 169, 219 Lynch, Steve 89 Lyon, Linda 1341 MacCracken, Deborah 65 MacCrackcn, Thomas 100 MacDonald, joanne 65, 158 MacHattic, Rae 62 MacHattic, Robert 103 Maclntosh, Cheryl 29 Maclntosh, Robin 102 Mackey, Cheryl 54, 89 MacMillan, james 89, 156, 171, 174, 177 MacMillan, Nancy 102, 156, 158, 176, 177 Madcharo, Susan 102 Maddaus, Philip Mahar, Debbie 108 Mahar, Timothy 83 Mahoney, john 63 Mahoncy, Marc 20, 162 Mahoney, Martin Mahoney, Patricia 54, 225 219 Mahoney, Timothy 102, 170 Majccka, Linda 70, 79 Makoviecki, Diane 29, 175 Makoviccki, Edward 81 Makuc, Richard 29, 45, 153 Malczyk, Paul 152, 167, 192 Male, Mary Ellen 62, 65 Male, Robert 29, 45, 150, 152, 155, 240, 186 Male, Thomas 101, 188 Maley,John 103, 188, 202 Mallory, james 103, 163, 175, 192 Malloy, Dennis 74, 75, 168, 173, 195 Mango,Judy 102, 105 Marcella, Gary 29 Marmaduke, Kathy 29 Marmaduke, Terry 84 Marotta, Frank 103 Marotta, Michclg 89 artin, Alice 163, 172, 173 2min, Christopher 39, 43, 63, 78 Martin, Daniel 84, 192 min,john 19, 29, 152, 192 artin, Mary 29, 158 artinec, Christine 75, 91, 163 aninec, Elizabeth 29, 153, 215, 242, 43 artini,John 62, 156, 188 artinson, Gunnar 84 Martinson, Paul Marmsccllo, Frank 100 Martusccllo, Wayne 100 Mason, Anthony 29 Mason, Paul 87 Mastro, Rosanne 78 Mastro, Timothy 30, 45, 151 152, 153, 169, 170,213 Matthews, Sandi 8O Matoske, Matthew 82 May, Christopher 103, 170 May,james 62, 195, 209 May,john 3O Mayer, Gladys 30, 164, 174 Mazzonc, Mark 84, 151, 192 McAllistcr, Thomas 30, 206 McAuley, Nancy 17, 30, 152, 159, 162, 163, 223 McAvoy, Colleen 62 McCabe, Robert 103, 170 McCarthy, Kevin 102 McClary, Christopher McClary, Kevin 62 McCombie, Kathy 54 McCormick, Daniel 195, 202 McCullough, Lou Ann 59, 192 McCullough, Nancy 58 McCullough, Paul 101 McCullough, Thomas 100 McDermott, Sheila 159, 170, 175 McDonald, Howard 84 McDonough, Bruce McDowell, Daniel 51 McGarvey, Beverly 102, 175 McGarvcy, James 59, 172 McGrath, Geraldine 80, 163 McGregor, Leon 58 McGuire, Thomas 48, 58, 150, 152, 186, 213 McKee, Donald 80 McIver, Robert 108, 165, 188, 209 McKay, Cheryl McKay, Darlene 27, 3O McNamara,j. Mark 82, 209 McNamara, Theresa 59, 152, 225, 218, 219 McNeil, Terry 13, 30, 152, 153, 163, 169, 216, 242 McNutt, Kitty 80 MCNutt, Nancy 102 McPanlon, Timothy 67 Mcaghcr, Christopher 59 Meaghcr, Deborah 175 Mcaghcr, Kevin Mcams, David Menia, Terry 91, 188 Menzcr, Richard 31, 210 Meraner, Mark 31, 32, 154, 169 Men, jeannc 98, 175 Mcrz, William 31, 152, 192 Millard, Douglas 31, 43, 150, 152, 170, 186 Miller, Gizelle 102 Miller, joseph 31 Miller, Marianne Miller, Marjorie 31 Miller, Virginia 31, 153 Mills Linda 80, 218 Milne, jill 32 Mitsch, Lawrence 102, 202 Mizcnko, Michael 102, 188 Mochle, Carol 31, 153, 164, 175, 241 Moffett, Margaret 31 Mongillo, Donald 32, 143 Montanyc, Linda 108, 157 Monzo, Thomas Moody, William 67, 192 Mooney, Calvin 59 Mooney, Edgar 59 Mooney, Karlene 102 Moore, Kathleen 32, 167, 169, 219 Morgan, David 32, 44 Morgan, jamcs Morris, Debra 58, 171 Morris, Kimberly 81 Morris, Michael Morse, Cheryl 98, 174, 175 Morse, Crystal 32,153 Morse, Raymond 32 'Mortensen, Chris 103 Mortcnsen, John 59, 67 Mossey, Lawrence 67 Mrozkowski, Judith 91, 192 Mrozkowski, Susan 32 Mulready, Charlotte 98, 174, 176 Mungcr, Donna 98, 170, 175, 176 Munk, Cynthia 58, 214 Murch, Kristina 99, 102 Murphy, Donna 82 Murphy, Ellen 59 Murphy, Pamela 102, 170, 176, 177 Murray, Patricia 82, 175 Murray, William 162, 202 Murray, William F. 32, 108 Muslcr, Mildred 59, 160 1N2 Naglc, joseph Naparty, Kathleen 33 Near, David ncville, Karen 98 Ncwhousc, Mark 98 Neidhammcr, Michael 108, 175 Nolin, Deborah 33 Nolin, Frances 175 Noonan, Michael 80, 188, 209 Norling, Charles Novak, Mary 82, 160 Novick, Catherine 98, 168, 170, 175, 177 101 Oaks, Cheryl 58, 154, 163, 215 Oaks, Kevin 108 Oathout, Clifford 33, 82 Oathout, Cynthia Oarhout, David 33 Oathout, Eric O,Brian, Stephen 33 O1B1'ian, Timothy 82, 192 O,Brich, Gretchen 81 03C0nnor, Peter 108 O3Leary, David 91 O3Leary, Kevin 33 0165, Robert 108 Olsen, john 91, 170 Olson, Barbara 59, 156, 177 Olson, joan 33 Olson, Richard 108 O,M3116y, john 59 O,Neil, Kathleen 175, 217 Organizations 148 Ovitt, William 188 Owen,jan 105 Owen, jcrllyn 33 1P1 Pacelli,Jcan 102, 105 Packman, Barbara 76, 156, 175 Packman, Wiliiam 76, 192, 209 Pagano, Linda 89 Page, Renee Palkovic, Brad 108, 188 Palmer, Brenda 59, 168 Palmer, Lynn 108, 156, 163, 175 Palmer, Stephen Palombo, Thomas 14, 33, 150 152, 153, 162, 186 Pamper, John 81 Pappa, Mary jane 33 Parisi, Edwin 67, 202 Parker, Linda 33, 172 Parker, Richard 50, 173 Parkjs, William Parola, Paul 69 Passmorc, jane 81 Paterson, Diane 89, 215 Patterson, Teresa 50 Paul, Melanie 33, 157 Paul, Susan 108, 174 Pauzc, Douglas 153, 165, 167 172 Pawlowski, Paul 105 Pcchtcl, Daryl 105, 192 Pechtel, Douglas 67 Pcck,janct 108, 158 Peck, Marcia 67, 158 Pederson, Neil 35 Pclham, Linda 105, 175 Pclham, Robert 81, 157, 176 Peliconc, Denise 66 Pellctier, Paul 89 Pelletier, Theresa 67, 214 Pelticr, judith 50 P611161, Robert 50 Pelticr, WilliamIOS, 188, 202 Penichtcr, Victoria I Percent,john 89, 158, 174 Percent, Linda 105 Pcrrone, Cathy 34, 67, 157, 169 Perronc, Cynthia 152, 154, 216 Perry, Bruce 89 Petersen, Donald 34 Pctroski, Lynne 69, 154 Petersen, Greg 76 Pctrcquin, Carey 76, 163, 174 Phillips, jack 105 Picciuk, Kimberly 100 Pitts,jcan 97, 105, 170 : Plue, Wallace Pohl, Catherine 108, 175, 213 Polsinelle, Larry 34 Polsincllc, Lynn 105 Polsinclli, Debra Polsinelli, Deborah Polsinelli,john 108, 188, 209 Polsinclli, Lewis 18, 33 Polsinelli, Michael 105 Polsinclli, Ronald 34 Posillico, Mike 67, 151, 188 Potente, Nicholas 69, 211 Poulin, Melissa 76, 158, 174, 175 Powers, Brian 81 Powers, George 34, 150, 201, 202 Powers, Glenn 19, 35, 170, 177, 240, 195, 213 Powers,jamcs 67, 152, 176, 195 Prehmus, Cynthia 34, 218, 219 Prchmus, Warren 76, 195, 206 Prescott, Randy Prescott, Wayne 67 Prian, Mark Priolctti, Brian 34 Provost, Donna 81, 175, 225, 218 Prusch, Pauline Prusch, Peter 76, 156, 188, 202 Pudncy, Cheryl 67, 152, 224 Putnam, Leslie 50, 66 Putnam, Mike Pytlovany, William 87 1Q Quick, james 35 Quick, Richard 81, 165 Quinlan, joan 35 Quinn, Sharon 108 00 Radz, jacqueline 35, 45, 152, 163, 223, 240 Rafferty, judith 76, 218 Ramsey, Christinc 36 Reeves, Marlene 69, 192 Reid, David 151, 192, 206 Reidy, Brian 35 Reisinger, Cynthia 36 Reisigl, Terry 69, 175 Reynolds, Glenda 67, 158 Reynolds, Steven 105, 175, 192 Reynolds, Thomas 67, 172, 192, 213 Rhodes, Gloria 81 Rice, Robert Richards, Sandra 105, 107 Richards, Walter Riddle, jcffcry 35 Riddle, Sherri 108, 174 Riggs, Barbara 55, 163 Riordan, Cheryl Roberts, Robert 82 Robinson, Susan 36, 169, 174, 177 Rochelle, William 36, 162, 211 Rock, Phyllis Rodman, David 70, 165 Rocters, Dwight 105 Rogers, Nancy 36 Romph, Sally 111 Roscioli, john 36 Roscioli, Karen 111 Rosenbergcr, Allan 87, 175 Rosenwald, Nancy 9, 36, 152, 170, 243 Rosko, Elizabeth 87, 177, 218 Ross, Daniel 35, 150, 152, 153, 186 Ross, Douglas 51, 150, 188 Rossler, Edward 50,156 Rothmycr, Paul 105 Rowe, Kathy 51, 176 Rowe, Marcia 55, 156, 174, 177 Rowe, Rebecca 105, 156, 175 Ruggiero, James 186 Rumncy, Beth 78 Ruscitto, Mark 55, 60, 150, 186, 206 Ruscitto, Robin 94, 97, 105, 188, 202 Ryan, Eileen Ryan, Kathlccn 78 Ryan, Sheila 35 151 Sacco, Denise 95 Saglimbeni, Deborah 82 Salato, Mari 82 Salato, Michael 37 Salato, Paul 82, 188 Salvatore, Susan 82, 175 Sanders, Jeanne 37 Sanders, james 37, 150, 152, 162, 186 Sanders, Wendy 82 Santilli, Gloria 94, 95, 175, 218, 219 Santilli, Suzanne 37, 159, 162, 243 Sardella, Nancy 37 Sartoris, Susan 51, 157, 160 Saucr, Frederick 50 Savidgc, Mildred 51, 173 Saville, Bradford 95 Sawada, Stephen 78 Sawicki, Christopher 105, 188 Sawicki, Mary 18, 37 Sauriki, Michael 82, 188 Scardino,Joseph 51, 150, 152, 153, 174, 186, 202 Schaad, Christine 36, 152, 153, 174, 218, 219 Schafer, Ellen Schafcr, Shelly Schell, Linda 70, 158 Schimpf, Ronald 78 Schmidt, Dennis Schmieder, Karen 78, 174, 218, 219 Schoch, Eric 87, 157 Scholtz, Susan 111, 156 Scholz, Michael 55, 213 Schumachcr, David 105 Schurcnbcrgtljric 37, 158 Schdrcnberg, Kurt 78 Schwarting, Karen 111 Schwarting, Robert 70 Scott, jeffrey 78 Seaman, William Scaward, Carl 5O Seaward, William 50, 82 Scburn, Mark 78 Scely, Brenda 95, 159 Secly, Pamela 71, 77, 78 Scely,jamcs 38, 44, 150 Sefcik, Robert 50 Settle, Carol 38, 153, 167, 169 Settle, Robin 105, 156, 174 Shannon, Daniel 37, 44, 160 Shannon, Donald 38, 44 Shannon, james 55 Shuttuck, David 70, 151, 171, 177, 195 Shattuck, Donna 38, 152, 153, 159, 169, 216, 243 Shaw, Sandy 70 Shea, Eileen 55 Sherwood, Lynn 87, 156, 175 Shicly, Mary 87, 163, 175 Shires, Anne 95, 170, 175, 176 Shultis, Sue 66 Shults, Dean 51, 150, 156, 172, 188 Shults, Diane 95 Siatkowski, Robert 78, 211 Silva, Brian 38, 152, 153, 192, 202 Silva, Gregg 82 Simmons, Billy Simmons, Charlene Simmons, Debra 78 Simmons, Linda 72, 171 Simmons, Robert 111 Simmons, Ronald Simoni, justinc 75, 84, 163, 215 Singsheim, Ellyn 111 Siskin, Mark 111 Skala, Wayne 61 Skiff, Joseph 111, 188, 202 Skinner, William 38, 44, 151, 186 Slack, Margaret 105,177, 213 Slusarz, Donna 92 Sluszynski, rosannc Smith, Ardcll 38 Smith, Donald 111, 156 Smith, Douglas 56, 177 Smith, Edwin 95 Smith, Jean Smith, John Smith, Marty 111 Smith, Rick 95 Smith, Susan 105, 218 Snapp, Elizabeth 62, 158, 173 Snell, Ricky 78 Snyder, David 105, 188, 202 Sollccito, Michael 92, 209 Spears, janct 111, 155 Spears, Steven 38, 243 Spcllman, Mary 75 Spencer, Robert 61 Spraguc, Marilyn 101, 175 Squires, Paul Stanton, James 74, 80, 202 Stanton, William 188 Stapleton, Michael 38 Steadwcll,jamcs 38, 152,153, 173, 177, 202 Stem, Sandra Stevens, Sally 38, 152, 153, 163, 170, 224, 243 Stewart, Beth Stewart, Earl 77 Stewart, Fred Stone, Lea Strain, Arthur Strauss, Richard 38, 44, 151, 177 Streeter, Linda 106, 156 Strenk, Marcia 56, 173 Strenk, William 74, 188 Sturman, Stephen 12, 39, 158, 173 Suitor, Debby 164 Suitor, George 74, 92 Sullivan, Kevin 97, 188, 209 Sullivan, Maureen 97, 157 Swan, Laura 36, 39, 162, 242 Swankcr, Shirley 56, 155, 173 Swankcr, Suzanne 75 Swartz, Wendy 97 Sweet, David 92 Sweet, Gary 74 Szymczak, Robert 92, 176 1T1 Taber, Don 39, 153 Taft, jeffcry 14, 188 Taft, Linda 97, 158 Tatcly, David 62, 151, 192, 213 Tatro, Maureen 62 Tatro, Patricia 92 Taylor, robcrt 101, 188 Taylor, Roberta L. 39, 164 Tearno,Jcnnifer 101, 157, 164 Tcrzian, Peter 92, 165, 170 Thclin,jack 101, 170, 188 Thomas, john 74 Thompson, David 77 Thompson, jane 39 Thompson, Lois 56 Tiemann, Kathy 76 Titus, Barbara 92, 157, 158 Titus, Nancy 39, 43,158, 168, 224 Tome, Margaret 92, 218 Topka, Linda 106 Topka, Paul 61 Topka, Roy 106 Townsend, Cynthia Townsend, Debra 106 Trevett, Gary 77, 209 Tricozzi, Cheryl 55 Truax, Christie 101, 158, 174 Truax, Norman 108 Truax, Ronald Truax, Priscilla 40, 44 Trudcll, Sherry 106 Trudcll, Wayne 61 Trumplcr, Mary 92 Trumpler, Michael Truran, William 39,158 Tryniszcwski, David 77 Turck, David 62 Turnbull, Daniel 97, 209 Turner, Richard 74 Tuttlc, Robert 72, 92, 211 1W Ulrich, Cyndi 62 Ulrich, Karl 101, 188 Unseld, Susan 97 Urban, Valerie 80 Urys, Bruce 101, 165, 188 Urys, Dennis 40 Uttberg, Edward 101, 188 M Vaccara, Michael 97 Van de Bogart, Mark Van Eps, Dale 56, 176, 177 Vann,jamcs 97, 188 Van Patten, Duane 83, 188, 202 Van Patten, Crystal Van Patten, Deborah 40, 240 Van Slcet, George 34, 40, 153 Van Slcet, Richard 80 Van Stavern, Francis 83, 174 Veddcr, Charles 101 Verhagen, Barbara 40, 153, 154 167 Vcrhagen, John 40 Verheide, William 168 Vernon, Gary 4O 7 Vernon, Norman 101 Villano, Maureen 78 Villano, Robert 41 Vincent, Ronald 40 Visco, Michael 66, 186 Viva, Christine 41 Viva, Stanley 106 Vohnoutka, Barbara 101, 155 Vohnoutka, joseph 80, 164 Voll'mer, Timothy Vonie, David 41 Von Stctina, Bruce 56 Voorhecs, Ertram 72, 170 Vosburgh, Roland 41, 154, 169 NO Wade, Douglas 108, 165, 175, 177 Wagner, Sherri 100 Wagoner, David 53,188 Wait, Barbara 83, 158, 174 Wait, Christopher 168 Wait, Raymond Waite, David 68, 161 Waite, Diane 68, 158 Waldron, Ellen Walck, Dawn 108 Walck, Laurens 41 Walker, Greogry 108, 170 Walker, William 81 Wallace, David Wallace, Raymond Wallach, Dawn Walter, Nancy 41, 173, 192 Walter, Timothy 41, 172 Wanccwicz, Elaine Wassmansdorf, Fred 41 Waterman, Karen Way, Carla 53 Wayand, Michael 83 Webb, Roger, 64, 170 Wcidler, Patricia 154, 163, 172, 218 Wcilder, Peter 86, 165, 167, 170, 192 Weiss, Burt 83 Wcllcr,jamcs 68, 152, 192 Weller, Kristine 100, 158 Weller, Robert 71, 86, 177, 192 Wellington, Karen 86 Wcllman, Kathleen 100 Wcllman, Marc Wells, Leigh, 15, 42, 153, 163, 24 Wells, Nancy 71, 83, 225 chdovcr, Michele Wendovcr, Steven chtworth, Pamela 100, 163, 17 , 176 Wcrtz, Diane 100 Wescort, Michael 80, 188, 202 Wcstfall, Ray West, jcff 53 Westad, Frank Wetmore, Terry 41, 177 Wharton, Ronald 100 Wheeler, Christopher 108 Wheeler, Evelyn 40, 42, 177, 24 Wheeler, Paul 66 White, David 108 White, Debra 108 White, Patricia 100, 176, 177 White, Penelope 68, 153, 16 172, 225 White, Peter 64, 219 White, Susan 64, 153, 174, 219 Whitman, Arden 42, 171 Whittam, Helen 86 Whittam, Teresa 42 Whittrcdge, jean 42, 169, 243 Wiesingc, Wayne Wicszics, Sharon 64 Wijesicnghc, Suncthra 42 Wilkins, Kenneth 108, 188, 20 Willey, Robert 53, 70, 151, 15 153, 192, 202 Williams, Donald 86, 188 Willis, jody 42 Willson, Kerry 80 Wilson, jcannc Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, Mark 42, 172 Winkler, Wendy 100 Witkowski, Paul 72, 165, 167, 2 Wood, Roberta 53, 157, 170, 1 Woodbury, Ann 100, 177 Worcester, Deborah 68, 160, 1 Wright, Kevin 108 Wright, Marilyn 83 Wright, William 192 Wyman, Deborah 66 Wyman, Michael 170 1Y1 Yagcr, john 42 Yager, Patrice 72 choli, Robert York, Gary 80,.192 Young, William 100 121 Zabiclski, Nancy 42 Zapcl, Brian 83 Zatt, Carolyn 68 Zatt, Roberta 100, 170 chlen, Cathy 86, 219 Zeisslcr, Lynne 66 Zeisslcr, Paul 188 Zimmons, Nancy 108 Zobrc, Mary 83, 167, 215 ka'dh H335 5duol co Ha ,Ny. Mr. Lcttf mtiremcnt party With Mr. Ken Doyle and Mr. McGuire. All-Actiuitics group picnic - galway 01kg m Rick Mcnzcr: Swinging OrW joc, George and Friends! How long until dinner? Larry Collamer: Ready Set: john Cornwell: I caught it! Sally Stevens, Diane Lamb: Lds Go. Sony time mm . s3 L Girls Ensemble: Gct me to the church on time Dan Cragnolin, Doug Millard, Sue KCHYS Sacred SCt Cindy Holden, Steve Hasslachcr: Rubby and T IODC jan Caswell: Turtle Dove ? Dennis Malloy Until iES time for you to go 41 Karl: Tartan Ballet C0. Carma? Play Ball ,Cikc Sectiamzl Ellamps Front row, left 10 riglyt: Tom McAllister, Mark Cooper,jim Clancy, Scorekeeper Chris Mar- Coach Bernie Kuczek tinec, Mike Posillico, Bill Rochelle, Tom McGuire, Second row, left to right: Mark RuscitI to, Larry Collamcv, Bob Male, Brian Gelber, Standing: Mark Lichy, Stan Bosy, Mgr. Bob Gaura, Mgr. Brian Silva, Kevin Hull, Jim Fazzone, John Eggleston, Mark Jones, Coach Bernie Kuczek. A staggering catch: Bob Male Mark jones: I think I can, I think I canII junior Varsity Baseball First row, left t0 right: Kevin Cooper, Dave Cleary, Robert DcLukc, Tom Bewlcy, Dan Martin, Duane Van Patten, Sezond row: Scorckecpcr Terry McNamara, Tod Jones, Mike Cornell, Howard Conover, Mark McNamara, Mike Noovon, Gary Trcvett, Mike Andrako, Tim O,Brien, Coach Bremscr. Coach Philip Bremscr Mark McNamara, Mike Andrako Duane Van Patten ?resltman Baseball Front row, left to rz'glakjohn Maley,Jim Eggleston, Robin Ruscitto, Kevin Eggleston, Ken Wilkins, Second row, 16 t to right: Bob McIver, Kevin Sullivan, Carmen Gatta, Ronnie Campbell, john Polsinelli, Third row: Don Coons, Keith Lamp, jeff Holmstrom, John Cook, Karl Ulrich, Ed Uttberg, Richard Hoskinson, Coach Allen Welcomc. Coach Allen Welcome Batter Up: Fim row, left to right: Warren Prehmus, Jamie chnessy, Bill Hamilton, john Cornwell, Ken Lawrence, Larry Dcncgar, Liz Martinec, Second row: David Shatt- uck, Andy Abraham, Steve OBriancff Thelin, Andy Gnoinski,jcffjuwa,joe Vonnouthka, Donna Shattuck. 3rd row: Dennis Jennings, Ed Hawkins, Bob Wil- ley, Mike Visco, Brad Patkovic, Mark Gama, 4th row: Mr. Gula, Asst Coach, Dennis Malloy, Mike Gelber,jim Forbes, Glenn Powers, Mark Sawada, Dave Reid, Mr. Miller Coach. chlcctio Junior-Senior Ball May 21, 1971 Bob Gaura: Deserted?! Sue Eidens and Brian Gelber chat with chaperoncs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Causey. Cindy Pcrronc and Doug Ross: Serious BusinCss Carl Knapik and date Pam Murphy: Sign-In. Nancy Rosenwald and Ed Godin: Eyc to eye contact. Sandy Ledbetter and escort: Reflections of their life? Bette Armstrong and Ed Falso: Wrestling match? Greg Grigolrit and date: Sweet Music Senior Banquet yum I l, I 977 Marc Mahoney an- Senior award winners. Betsy Carpenter: A toast to the Class of 1971??! jean Whittredge, Liz Martinec, Leigh Wells: A last Hing for he threesome? Seniors ham it ulf . . . as usual! MR ' nn Closson The senior girls always get their share! v . -U, me . M M. ,.. ., b--- w-.7-M...VV-, V .3 . Mr. Maryanopolis presents Sunny with her yearbook. Gary Karl, Tim Walter, Donna Shattuck: Singlc-mingling! graduatio A . Lctts and Mrs. Shook lead the class of 71. Mike Bollock: It s over: The senior Choralaircs perform. Rick Schurcnburg: Valedictory speech yum 276, 7971 PROGRAM smmmm, Du Cum: 0. 5mm, puma, PROCESSIONAL-Tmp Ind CW , Sir zdmd Elva A. Mm. Omnisn INVOCATION W ,Tm Revmnd hon AdLiIu. J! 54:13. Unzm MAW Church ,, ,, hStmor Chonhbu ,,uman.n mum; m. Bum. mu . , , , l mm Thr Lord om mm 1mm! 1mm INTRODUCTION OF coxmascmmm syzmns n1. Clyde 0. Edna Snprrintzndml of Schmlx 2mm Gum , WN-ney Rounwdd wit meu' ADDRESi , ,iV rm. Cudmorv vuxmcmm .mmux ,, . Jack Schumbexx Pmsmnnnx 0r vLA$ cm ,V mama hdm RECOGNITION OFPRIZE wmxms V 4 ,a Dondd $1.1m; Phneirnl. High Sam! PRFSENTXTION nr UIPIDMAS Mm, mama a Lmngsmn Fwdml. Board at Edumlian Amm MAIER RECE$IONUFTN Wu Mm-lu o: the Mesa lmm Aumie P thkkeohn A. Mum. 0mm X X-X-X n: cudizm 1': queued to Imam m u: audiurim until Nu Sau'ar Clay Aa- 1:19, Dr. Eidens introduces Mr; Letts. Errc Cudmorc: Saluta- Mr. Livingston gives diplomas to Sunny and Gonzalo. ry speech The Class of 1971 i. N ECEHWZ Crcn 32k thlky .11., 1.5,, ,3x.v1