Ballston Spa High School - Realms of Gold Yearbook (Ballston Spa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1981 volume:

A radiant path to places beyond. i With good friends you can't lose. 10 12 We're ready for the big time. Is it ready for us? 16 Jacqueline Bigelow Michael Bills Marcy Blackwood left Blake Rosemary Blake David Benuscak cleans up after cooking in Chef's course. 19 Kenneth Blizzard lohn Bowler Polly Bolton Myrtle Bradt L, I J Hfc. jifl Eric Brizzie Kelly Brown Terri Brown 20 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Kellie Gardner Robert Gondella Sheri Gailor Catherine Gatzendorfer Barry Goodson lohn Gaba Kellie Gardner answers in class. Pamela Creen Claire Kindi and Kathy Croski. Laila Cronning Kathryn Groski Melanie Groves 28 Michael Gori Cary Cuilfoyle Cary Guilfoyle, Scott Kilburn and lohn Cameron enjoy the sun. Richard Hahn Bonnie Hale Karen Hale lames Hannah Mary Hauprich Lynne Harrison Paul Hannon Brneda Hayden David Hearn ;• Charlene Hogan — one of many who has personalized her locker. 30 Karen Heggen Denise Henrikson Charlene Hogan Debbie Hotaling and Anna Neugebauer make plans for the evening. Cindy Heritage Frances Hettrich Michael Hollowood Deborah Hotaling Collette Hubbley Many journey to SPAC. Wayne Irwin 32 Mark Jackson Scott Jarrell 33 Chuck Pettit and George Kemper - girl watching. George Kemper Leif Zurmuhlen on the inside. Scott Kilbum Janice Kimball 34 35 Mary Ellen Matrazzo Rhonda Mattrazzo Dennis McCoy Kelly Reardon and Rhonda Matrazzo. Carol McElroy Michele McClements Gregory McCumber Kim McConagle 36 Joseph Messercota Anna Miller, a member of the Service Club, helps out in the book store. 37 Wilfred Messier Cynthia Mihal Anna Miller Nwr Pju Monaco $ « Monaco M OTCSfeO Ms Mtwww VtefW® vtut Robert Pastore John Pelliccia Karen Nolan sighs after a long hard day. 40 Keith Preist Barbara Proper Carla Quinn 41 Paul Rockwell is helped out by his two friends Kym McGonagle Walter Rafferty George Randall and Bob Gondella. Kelly Reardon Jeffrey Reisner 42 Cindy Riley Gregory Robitaille Paul Rockwell Kevin Ryan Linda Rynasko Surprise — Angela Ross. 43 Bridget Smith Nora Smith Colleeen Sprague Robert Spellman Mike Stafford Harold Staulters Michael Staulters 47 Mark Stickles John Sutherland Lori Taylor Amy Uline Zachary Thomas Diane Uhiinger Vicki Thomas Mary Tiffault Adolphus Thorne Jill Tracy Vickie Ure Brenda Vedder Wendy Vedder Mary Vickery Cynthia Wager Missy is chosen Queen by Santa James Walker Stephen Walsh Denise Wands Harry Zeph V’T'TV - .. Matt Whelan catching some rays. Beth Whalen Margaret Wood Matthew Whelan Diane Wilson FELLOW SENIORS Here we are together you and me. We've spent these past years together laughing and crying through long days and working hard for where we are today. But along with the work we had our fun, in athletic competition, performing a play, the night at the prom, or just partying with some friends. These past years have been the Best in our lives. From our freshman year to this year. We've had many wonderful times together. But where did the time go? The time we spent with special friends, the special ones we must in time say goodby. Although we are nearing the end. We are starting a new future. A new beginning filled with the wonderful memories of the past years you and I spent together! by Sue Stewart MARG ANGERMILLER Moppsy ACCOMPLISHMENT S: 3 years ol typing, holding down a part nm. |ol FBI A FAVORITE SAYING: letsbu FUTURE: Get married .rid have plenty of kids and «el a job. DAN 8UBLAK ACCOMPLISHMENTS: US Drinking Team, fastest car in the parking lot. passed health FAVORITE SAYING: 'Later' Doit up FUTURE: Own my own construction company and rear engine dragster RICH' FAVORITE SAYING: wrong FUTURE: To be a cosmetologist Become KATHY AUSTRO Worm Aust ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsitv Track I 2. 11. 4 IV I JtdiHoi key I Varsity f ield Mocker c jCirls V ,ir C lull r i Awn F AV( TRITE SAYING} Uh-nh tr ml 1.-FUTURE : l.i|f Reiser' MARK E. COULTER Colt ACCOMPLISHMENTS: |,V Soccer I, Varsity Soccer 2, V, -4 Capt 3. 4, Frosh Baseball I. IV. Baseball 2. Varsity Baseball 3, Frosh Basketball I IV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3. 4 rapt, I 2. 4, National I lonot Society 3, 4 Yin Pttj denj 4. lunrar t kisr Vii e President i. Hoys ‘ 'rj ’ W State 3. Varsity ciulf 3 4 Vice President 4, ACCOMPLISi i NTS: freaking at in | FAVORITE SAYING: We got these guys' Powder Pull Football. Tripping Mr M Pin ...n . “ lithesquamDance3 � FUTURE: Attend,ng Mtndlem IjgJbPc oming aiy'. c c PAULA BYRNES Jp.FAVORITE SAYING- yptfkiddin me-1 TW-. itl in o . . , , th d B,k , V .TAMMY BAKER Spi e ' Voile COMPLEMENTS: Senile eyball 1 2. atattv Voltf' aalW T FUTURPfSrad j elr r's degreeIh Corrffiuter Science.. i A T . I- V flub 3. I V I A mTJ graduate sulUandttfrn m mw II ■ — � 1V TERRI CROUCH ' Stan” . « ACeOmSF ENTTS: LA A ©MP|.ISHi'v NTS: top TSl Fk fln-. � JULIO COELHO Hulio Col - FUTURtk F efT M a Contrat ti ir a Blaker A . ' gUd8P- ‘ ’lip 11 raAYIN 0 1 T OQl1 -sit FAV0RITI MPLLSHMENTS: I re _ IV FV tnia 2l Varsity Football 4� , r.£ tn|[ CLTT0RE: Go to collegt ii J.V. Hr inking Team 1. 1. 4, National Dp o- V QsfitpgyjrAjar I ■'“4- .ZL. ViinL- FUTLJRE: Alteqjl a - tcjur%ea( college ,inyl npf.......... ROSEMARY BlAKE Rose A yUMPI N IMEN I 1 ouni'i JfSck I. m B.L.jV STuh i . FAVORITE SAVifjCj LJm, FUTURE f..,ng,nt V' Vrrm 1 Ltf YRRE BRADT - . , t OMPANI 0j TUT4RE: ■ftu hjieci JOHN COOK 1 ACCQltlPlblFMgNTS;,Trosti F S JT A ■ F0TUR6yiral ™ !| Wl5iy 4ss H married. ffrui Vk i V, 4 M eTi DELAURIE Elsie' Ambul flc-e’VVoffin I M l M NTS: IV Ho. - . lockey 4 I V VolloyS Pi. j.V. Basket 1, Varsity Basketball 3. 4. VarJiv Track I, 4: Treasurer National Honor Soc '4 4. Varsity Club 3, 4, QS'.L. 3, FAVORITE SPYING: « : Compflfe FUTURE: ary T surgeon MYI .ACCOK BRADT Myrt 1PLISHMFNTS FAVOR .FE SW,NC S FUTURE: lollege BONNIE brazee ’LISHM, 4 %ars IJiacito b nzo' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Busing survived the 4 4fears I i acltabehere FAVORITE SAWkS o away u buif3” me I U I URI Bum around lor th get a |oh r . 54 E CATHY COONEY Coon tfcOMPl ISHMENTS: Field I V'earEjHl PI FFx iety 4 FAVORIT AYINC: That’s ccol! EL|J URE: C toAlljlt ' and be happ A era, Jr w ,ranTruer r it yocu Hockeyc i, 4. tional Honor MARK DeSORMEAU Dez” . ACCOMPLISHMEN T H ' earned to liarmoniVe4 Db major scale with fljmelo F 4 V i Wk I WOK 11 F SAYING . wr ' - FUTURE Tore-c c FnJi punk rock .with long dlir M . m v Jll guitarist CONSTANCE J;CObNEY Cohnie then RAYMOND DeTHORNE Rdy' ff-4 ____ . ACO i fct toasgbalUwloM ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Business m r 1.2 i• hj r T -c W Cosmelologa44jt fm C.E.S. 3 4 � FAVORITf SAYING oel ijob ’• — FUTURE: [Finding a way lo make the fc).Y Giant'- tH| ' Win� T SUZANNE DUMAS Dubutt ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Spring Track 1, 2. 3, Indoor Track 3. Field Hockey 3, -4, Secretary of Class 2, 3, C.S.L I. 2. 3, 4, Empire Girls' State SANDRA DICNAN Sandy ACCOMPLISHMEN TS: Wed, Side Story 2 Bays' Varsity Soccer Statistics R, Guilty or No|N3. Girls. Varsity Field Hockey 4. National lor r Society 3. 4, Established a Math-Science ly frivolous thin: a jM.it : .4a FAVORITE SAVING. Well, you know, it's litaan UTURE: Become ai] lgmeei Invent the of AVORITE SAYING: 'Yeah TURE: To mate an enormoulpiJIBpuni i y in the comber JTURE: Becc irfjp'disease ...... ■sITS: Stuiitiit Govjrn-C_S I 4. YeartxKik 4. WENDY DOBLER 1)1 accomplishments ment. Vice Ptaudenl I 4, Yearbook] | N iondl Honor kiel |4, Newspaper 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Hi there1 FUTURE: Go to college lor nursing, get a |ol and make lots of money ANTHONY J. DOUGLAS j. D. ACC( TMPLISHMENTS: Graduating from highschcK §j FAVORITE SAYING: It s cool Check it out' FUTURE: Major in Agronomy at college Svl I then gel a |ob with the government's Agricul- FRED EBERT EbeT £ , ACdOMPLISHMENTS: (Film critic lor Gross c Ccjrrejits 3. Yearbook 4 ■FAVORITE SAYING: Ya knctw ' f { ' ' MARK H. EDWARDS EdS'S ACCOMPLISHMENTSiyarsity Idbtball 2 3. Made it through BallslqrtftTigh 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Huh . ’ d FUTURE Become I jet mechanic lor a pri ate c ompany i N Fabes FTMENTS: Frosh Football i l,- y Football 3. 4, Frosh Base .4 Honor Society 3, 4, Class n; you ' (ti JAMES FABIAN ACCOMPl ISI IV I Shall i ■ FAVORITE again' FUTURE: To pass the English regents FRED DREHER Gunner” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Frosh Football I Frosh Basketball I Frosh Baseball. IV Football 2, I V Baseball 2. I V Basketball 2. Varsiiy Base-ball f I Varsity Foothjll 3. 4. Varsity Basketball J 4, Boys' State. National Honor Society 3. 4. lunior Vic e Presidenl 4. SenuSr Class President 4 FAVORITE SPYING That'sclose FUTURE. dY mecome a doctor 5REHER Boomer CCOMPLISHMENTS: I V Field Hockey 2. 3. Varsity Field Hockey 4 Boys Track Statistics . 2. 3. 4. Flonor Roll 2. i. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Flere wegoagain! FUTURE: Go BS college and uecome Medical Dental Secretary KEVIN DUFEK Duke ACCOMPLISHMENTS: |.V FoJRITT, vlr sily Football 3, 4. Frosh Basketball I. I V Basket-ball 2 Frosh Baseljyil! T AYNC FAVORITE SAYING: I'll do II later SUE FARRELL Scruey ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 4H I. Chorus I. 2. f. I V. Field Hockey i. Varsity Field Hockey 4 National Honor Society tf.4 Mi.sk Activities'I. 2 • • h. alp as 1. 2 FAVORITE SAYING Yeah right RE: college, computer engineer CHRISTINA M. FENTON .'Christopher' i ACCOMPLISHMENTS: BOC.ES Data levs II Matte it I hrougii 13 years ol school F U R ITF SAYING No biggie FLJLURL l. ; .ecorne a computer technician JOAN FITZGERALD loaner Fitzy (.( ( )MPI NHMEN IS: Parlied I. 2. i. 4 FAVORITE S-VYINC: 'My hair is seme gooetia ( ■. .i «ir leiaBj FUTURE • d college’' and (tarty ■ LEANNE FORMAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS: C.S.L 2. 3. 4. Track 2, 3. Honor Society 3,4 FAVORITE SAYING: Gimme a gun FUTURE: Find what I really want in life and spend my time doing that SHERI GAILOR Sher ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Made it to 12th grade. FAVORITE SAYING: Ditlerent strokes tor different folks. FUTURE: To become a secretary, get married. and have a dozen kids LINDA GLOWACKI Gwack ACCOMPLISHMENTS: President i. 4, Honor Society f. 4. 'rearbSl „ FAVORITE SAYI C:-“He-v. i snow l et like to wish the cl Bot IVttl the st ot luck, and its been great Sharing these J of youflp -FUTJURE. Go to a 4 year it. ege Get married and haye 2.3 kids andt ge ROBERT GONDELLA Condi ACCOMPLISHMENTS, soccer 3. 4 Irtish Baseball I. Baseball 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYING Silver nugget FUTURE: Being a rlraltsman BARRY GOODSON BODIDDLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. MuTTtSgraduation FAVORITE SAYING: Yen! FUTURE : Lots ot partying f BONNIE GOODSON Bonzer ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Partving .i lot with Mel .indy- and T eresa. FAVORITE SAYINQ: -h really FU I URE tea|o college lor ac i oui iting PAMELA ANN GREEN Pam ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Obtained i b i fness m i|o:. met beany new Inends .me had go, hi time FAV ORITE SAY l G: Gofay down FU I URE: To a:iend college and gel my degree in accounting and then eventually open im o iiwntiliii u Up rm own oil ice J 55 eMnw KATHRYN GR05KI1 Crosk ® ' ACCOMPLISHMENTS |V (heerleadmg I. 2. Varsity i. C s 1 4. ski Club 4 FAVORITE SAYING: . 'Gimme a break i HJ I URL.►Continue ■iodeling career. gel a� degree in fashion relailing Own a penthouse in New Yopfc City and Beach house on Daytoi Bear h 2 DAVID HEARN Dave ACCOMPLISHMENTSrfSoc.er l. 2. 3. 4 Class President 4 National Honor Society Presi dent 4. Answers Please 3. 4. Vice Ffesidenl 2 Ml County Chorus ). 3. leadership Cjpnterenc e Delegate 4. Co-Winner NY1? eague i. COLLETTE HUBBLEY Hubs-' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: IV Basketball I. |.V. Held Hoc key 2. Varsiiy Basketball 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Good deal. FUTURE: (bin the Air Tore e FAVORITE, SAJONC: Do, vour c lass' FUTURE: l.irly retirement el lung for MELANIE GROVES MELVIN ■ s ACCOMPLISHMENTS: B OI LS t. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Goodbye I'opjc Hip Tree Bye to the Irecn Goblin and all the times I have had inThis school FUTLIRE: Navy - 4 ais Hun KAREN HALE Rare” V COMPLISHMEN I S: Band 1,2. i, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Say whll FUTURF: Probably- will go to college LYNNI HARRISOhJ Lynnie ACCOMIT ISHME NTSuWlc ckey 2. Varsity Hockey 3. 4|L S I (. 4, Clat Treasurer 2. 4. National Honi W lets 3.4 FAVORITE SAYING l)on l|.r, yott'llge FUTLJR rty Flise MARY HAUPRICH Haup ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsity | Hotkey 2 IV Basketball I, Varsity Baskel FAVORITE SAYING: Let-Parly' FUTURE: Teach little kids Nursery: hool kindergarten KAREN HEGGEN Heg ACCOMPLISHtVWTJTS: Yearly CielayiM ditorrCS T 2. 3. 4. Chorus I. 2. 3. Varsity Field Hockey 4. Winner ol B.S.H S Ora-jtoru al (.onlest 3. 4. Winner of Saraloga County (fralorical C.ontest 3. Honor Society i. 4. Music Activities Club I. 2. 3, Class Treasurer 1, All County Chorus I Leadership C onference Delegate 4. Administrator ol morning Announcements 4 ' ■ FUTURE; Go to become, an altorne c ollege and eventually to, college ERAN HETTRICH ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Treasurer lor the ttodFu-ss CTuh 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Really FUTURE: Go to college Dee ENTS: Field Hockey 3 God; w DENISE HENRI ♦accompli. FAVORjlf S TURE Ccfo Kge gnd major in engi--ring and become |)resideniofa big com- pr A ■ TIMOTHY P. KELLIHER Timbo Stach ACCOMPLISII Ml ” 1st 4. National Eton or Soc lety 1 2. Fot c harge bf al� (age 1 rews ’ j � T A )R!TE FUTURE: Buikf., pasted JQI9 CYNIHIA HERITAGE Cindy Cin ' ACC.OMPTISHMENTS: Made it through 12 years ol school, and made itLjo Pizza Hut at jfcsl one e a month with FAVORITE SAVIN' for it T aler FUTURE: Co to trooj n and Cook c k it out. then ™ to dec amp a- state wm CHARLENE HOGAN Chafc ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I )r,im,i j j, 2i Mtis: - Activities i FAVORITE SAYINC FUTURE: Secretary A 1 J-jSQBman1 ■ MIKE HOLLOWOOD Holl Bait ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I V Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer f 4. Frosh fjaskeBrfTT. | V. Bas-ketbalL2, Varstly Basket I alj Brl V Baseball 2. FAVORllT SAYING: hmyCoi J FUTURE: To work lor She town andfang out at the V I . vn andjhang SCOTT D. JARRELL Scotty ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cross Spring Track I, 2, Indoor Track Count! 1. 2K itry 2. ayed track I 2 awake ____ E AV( )kl 11. SAYING: On the wad again! FUTURE: Take it eisyTor a while (burnout) M DEBBIE HOTALING Lunatic ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Graduate FAVORITE SAYINC: Slat your FUTURE: Traveling 111 Meril final-|Jth League lub 4, In r ship JANICE KIMBALI ACCOMPI ISHMENTS: Graduation | FAVORITE SAYINC: Aw Ufa FUTURE : Getting oul ul Ballslon Spa CLAIRE KINDL Peanut Snapper'jtfjl ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Track I, I V. Volleyball I FAVORITE SAYINC: Don't get shook FUTURE: First go to California and bee ome an executive secretary MARGARET (MEG) KING Megalin ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Field Hoc key I 2. 3 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3, Track 1.2. 3 4 (SI 4 Gills Varsity Club 3, 4, Empire Stale Games lor Field Hoc key 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Will ya look al me go' FUTURE: College and marry a millionaire NANCY KNAPIK ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Tennis Team 3, 4 Service Club 3. 4 HoMr Society 3 4 FUIURL: Attend college for farm management and eventually have a career with thoroughbreds 1 TAMMY KOCH Tam ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Graduating making a lot of friends. FAVORITE SAYINC: You scum' and PRUDENCE LAFAYETTE Woman ACCOMPLISHMENTS: L.V Volleyball. Food T rades I II 56 FAVORITE SAYING: No you didn't.” FUTURE: Cel my degree in Occup Studies. CHARLES LATHAM Charlie'' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Band i, C.SL. 2 v stage Ban. 14 FAVORITE SAYING: You ain’t right.” DEBORAH A. LILLIE [ Debbie'' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Business major, making it all -t years, partying I. 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: ’Wrong again FUTURE: Go to Morrjsville A I and graduate MICHELE LYNETT ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Service Glub 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3. National I lonor Society 4, Newspaper a ife FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, bother! FUTURE: Become-a medical secretary and vvnle a novel KENNETH G. MABB Ken ACCOMPLISHMENTS: | V Soccer I. Varsity Sorter 2, J.V. Baskeloall 2. Varsity Baseball 2 Thorns 3 V T R Club 3. F I A. t FAVORITE SAYlNGS'Be yourself not what others want you to be ” J FUTURE: U.S Airporte | CATHY MacWHINNIE Ginsu ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Chorus I. 2. t a Mush At tivilies 1.2.3. 4, School Plays I. 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Wonder Bar FUTURE: Work wttfiJteenagers in theater i 3 4 I Varsity letter. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; 2 Varsity Letters, Indoor Track'2. 3 FAVORITE SAYING; I should have beat that runner FUTURE: Attend Worrisville College, major in forestry and become’a forest ranger CAROL ANN FRANCES McELROY G.D. ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Volleyball 2. IV, Cheerleading 2. Varsity Cfieerleadmg 3 FAVORITE SAYING: We%- FUTURE: Become an Air Force woman KYM McGONAGLE Mac ' McGoo Goo McGooskis The Boss Groinagle ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Tratk I Wrestling 1.2. t. Varsity Soccer 2. i, 4. “West Side Story 2. C: S L 3, 4. 1 Goalie in League 4, All star Team 3. 4. Business and Science major Set School Soccer Records '220 lub I, 275 Clyb 2. 285 Club 3 FAVORITE SAYING: By Georg, ” Tftanks lor being a good friend’' rTi imj ke us -baby '. we were Born to nm”’ Georgt- remember we re the last of “the Duke Street kings' FUTURE: Co to jtollege. and study'wild life management V 'y 2? x DAN McGRATH MaCan- ACC.OMPI ISHME 1 1 S: Frosh Baseball I I V soca-r 3 4. Co-rapt.. I V Baseball 2. Varsity Baseball 3. 4 Varsity Wrestling 1. National Honor Society 3. 4. Bovs' State i Boys Varsity Club 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Nah. I don'fuel like going oul tomghl FUTURE: Amateur gynecologist ANNA MILLER Ric ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Band’ i. '2. 3. 4. Orchestra 3, 4. Service Club 2, 3. 4, School Mush al2, 3 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Give it ail you got’’ FUTURE: l each music in school HARRY MONACO ACCOMPLISHMENTS: National Honor Society 4, Frosh Football 1, I V Fool ball 2. f ack 1 2. 3. 4 - FLJI URE: Go to college PAUL MONACO ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Trosh Football I Frosh Basketball! | V. Football 2.JA Basketball 2, Varsitv Football 2. 3, 4. NationafFjpnor Society 3. 4. Varsity Club 4 , FAVORITE SAYING: I'll make her an offer she c In t retuse. . ij FUTURE: Berpipe a cohsiglion SYLVIA MONACO Sly Syl ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Goorl grades wilh a minimunVamounf of homeyvork FAVORITE SAYING ’ Rock-iypll will never die FUTURE: Be come an elementary teacher or a member )! Pink Fkjyds road crew RICKMONCSKO Monck ACCOMPLISHMENTS: iv Socm- 1 2-Varsit, Soccer 3 Indoor Track Of All County B.ii i v Stale Competition I 3, Road trips. GraLlu lejf .ul i ’ ■« FAVORIIE SAYING: Kajctcaw Fire up Damn I'm good FUTURE: Air Force, lire tip and stay single: RHONDA MATTRAZZO Roxy ACCOMPLISHMENT )V IT,%l Hotkey 2. • 'ark 2 bought my 1 iu part lime 10b. managed, to scheme.myway'into going oul every weekend. mar’V'it through 4 years 01 sc hool jndFm stil) alive1 FAVORITE SAYING Co tor If FU FURE. Go to college and ave in ev. 11 .rk City and become a tamous artist ano la-hion designer GREGORY E. McCUMBER Mac Cumber! ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Sjirmg Track 1 2 BRIAN McQUADE Quade ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I B A Leading Scorer FAVORITE SAYING: Lite is a beat h.' WILL MESSIER Mess” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Frosh Football I. IV Soccer 2. Varsity Soccer 3. Frosh Baseball 3. 4. Frosh Basketball 1.1 V Baseball 2. Varsity Basketball 3. 4, Varsity Club FAVORITE SAYING: Unbelievable FUTURE: Make a Lite Beer my Miller commercial KRIS MONROE Flash ACCOMPLISHMENTS: spring Trj, k 1. if 3,4 Indrfor FfacKj2.p C ross Country 2. V arsTy kiJ 4 ' « , Vj FAVORITE SvYlNG Va know FUTURE: To be in architect MICHAEL MOOK Mooker ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Be. ome Senior I. 1. i A. J.V Soccer 1. Varsity i, 4'j FUTURE: Aerospace Engineer (maj) Biological Engineer (nun ) PATRICK). MORRISSEY Moose” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I V Football 2. Varsity Football 3,1 made it to the 12lh grade FAVORITE SAYING: Co tor it FUTURE: To manage my own dealership, or garage MARGARET MOSS Pet ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Good triends, start oT future and grew up these 4-years than I probably ever will FAVORITE SAYING: I Dunno FUTURE: I will go to college, get vjub and live where it’s warm. J LEE MURPHY Murph” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsity Colt I 2, I AYORITE SAYING: At the- point mtir FUTURE: To become a P' i,nal ba umpire or a basketball referee LISA MURPHY ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Sen :e Cl Band I. 2 Music,Activities I. 2. I Ineyi So B3. 4 • FUTURE: Co to i ollege and become a rrn al lechnologisi ‘ ANNA NEUGEBAUER Neug” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Newspaper pin tographer 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Cot lifiv bucks' FUTURE; College RICK NEWELL ' Newelly-Man” ACC( )MPLISHMENTS: Lived up to mv name FAVORITE SAYING: Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel. FUTURE: Meet lim Morrison. ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Chorus 1. 4, Band 2, Business club 4, CSL 4, Music Activities club 1, 4, |.V. Field Hockey 2, 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Are you kidding me? FUTURE: Either a legal secretary or a court reporter LISA NOWHITNEY ' Animal” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Road trips I V Basketball 1, I V Volleyball I, Tennis 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Eield Hockey 3, 4, Varsity club 2, 3, 4, Singing in the Library, Found Myself, Showed Karen Celeste once and for all who rules FAVORITE SAYING: Road trip Fire Up “For sure’ FUTURE: Army, P.E. teacher, have a dog and name it Debbie CARLA QUINN Carlota” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: l.v FieldFlock,i Varsity Field Hockey 2, i.4 Varsity Volleyball I. 2, 3 4, Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track I. 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Varsity Club I. 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3 4. President of Girls' Varsity Club 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah right Lynne FLJIURE: cfejlege marry an old rich dying Australian rat GEORCE RANDALL George ACCOMPLISIIMENTS: Spring jrack 3. 4 FAVORIIF SAYING: 'Til give it my best shoj FUTURE Bei i r-ea millionaire TORE Bait” 3LISHMENTS | v ROB PASTC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I V. Soccer, 2, Co-Capt , Varsity Soccer Varsity Track 2, Tri Capt of the Ballston Spa Drinking Team 3, 4, C.S.L 4, National Dishonor Soc iety 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Are you Ikfi again? FUTURE: Be a regular at Monaco's L C • . m KELLY REARDON Sea ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hockey 2, 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Cot eat?” fUTURE: Get an apartment with Ar Field TOMPENK Penk” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: vefsity Football ..Varsity BasketfyjJL . FAVORITE SAYING. ” Never Quit FUTURE: Navv JEFFREY B. RFISNER Porky” ACCOMPLISHMENTS , student i. 2, 3, Bum i. 4, Theatre'l. 2 3 FAVORITE SAYING: 10-8 ’ Kespom FUTURE: L M I Ip.m h F COP, srsf TNTS , ' Speedy Beener” KATRINA PETTFYS Sex Goddess” ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Business Club 4, President,-G .L 4, Managerial Cross Country ICHELE R COMPL fling. ORITE S. poo, my teddy FIXTURE: G Mouse ' iMENFS: 2 yrs of horse ING; ’ Where is my Franky- ar? larried JOANN NOCIAN Jo ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Passing Miss Braims Business English class. Graduating a year early m FAVORITE SAYING: Later Sex, drugs and rock-n-roll. Go for it. Decent FUTURE: Become a legal secretary KAREN NOLAN Kar Track 4 m « £■ FAVORITE SAYING: Ohh-babyow Marw people come to me and they say Hey. how I an you be such swinging sex goddess? WelJ I’ll tell ya FUTURE: Find a tall, dark and handsome basketball player (who is also a millionaire). CIND Y RILEY Boppsy” DANIEL PITKIN Milt” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsity spring Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Varsity Indoor Track 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country 2. 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Answers Please Alternate 4 FAVORITE SAYING: F T.S ” FUTURE: Accepted at Southampton College, and become a Marine Biologist Cindv Kirts” ’ LISHMENTS: Chorus 2 3. F B t.A 'HS) 4 Co-Ed Volleyball I. Typing 2 3. 4. Business mapr FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up Marg, you give me a headache ” FUTURE: Get a job as a secretary, get married, and raise a family GREG ROBITAILLE Robes” ACCOMPLISHMENTS: ToSTbalt 1 2 3 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4 FAVORITE SAYING: Your clasp is in the front. FUTURE: Get my own barstool at Monaco's. 58 PAUL ROCKWELL Rocky ACCOMPLISHMENTS: |.V Soccer 1. 2, IV Baseball I. 2. i, Frosh Basketball I. I V. Bas-ketball 2. Varsity Soccer I. 4 Varsity Baseball 4, Varsity Club 4. Tri-Capt of the Ballston Spa Oinking Team i. 4 F AVORITE SAYING: 'That's a hot one' FUTURE: I lopelully go to ollege WILLIAM RONER Bill ACCOMPLISHMENTS loined the National and made it Ihroug' asic training. F AVORITE SAYING: [what? FUTURE: Co to Texas th s summer and try to make some mone ANGLAROSS Stick ACCOMPLISHMENTS Schemi FAVORITE SAYING: Cot any moneyf I UTURE: To graduate and get m own place KIM ROSS ACCOMPLISEIMENTS sk.club I F AVORITE SAYING: a ore kukliny’ FUTURE: To go to college ANTONIO CATALDO FRANCHESCO ROSSI Tony'' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Businessmator 11 FAVORITE SAYING: I don't understand FUTURE: Go on to college to study hotel Hope to own and operate a hotel and restaurant in Las Vegas LISARUZZO Pick ; Ruzz ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Tennis I. I rraiK indoor I, 2. Track outdoor I. 2. 4 Vealf stall i. 4. Field Hoi key 2. Abie l mamtaina job and si ill go to school Made it through 4 years mjhisMhool i irraiF FAVORITE SAVING: I hate this place 1 luv. much do you want to borrow' FUT URE: Co to a 2 year i ollege then transfer to a 4 sear college Be a special Ed teac her and travel PAUL SAUSVILLE 'Saus ACCOMPLISHMENTS Frosh Football I. I Football 2. Varsity Football i. 4 Frosh Basketball I |V Basketball 2. Varsity Basketball i. Frosh Baseball I. I V Baseball 2. Varsity club 4 Fri t apt Ballston Spa Drinking Team i 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Lite IS like a keg oi no matter how long and how it s gonna kick you before you kick it1 beer drink FUTURE: To be able to drink as rr and Kelly as Linda PAM SCHMIDT Smitty ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Service club 2. 4 ( SI 2. i. Honor Society i. 4, Chorus 2, Newspaper 2. i. Music Activities 2 FUTURE: Accounting and business administration FAVORITE SAYING: this weekend' FUTURE: Live Where re I CHERYL ST. AMOUR Tiny 1 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Volleyball li Business dull Treasurer 4. Crosscountry. Manager 4 FAVORITE SAYING: You're a rea IE-future: Be a chicken plucker lor Purdue KELLY SCHOBER Shobes ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Basketball 2, Tennis 3. SIT FAVORITE SAYING To my best triends Beth and Mary. I'm gonna miss you FUTURE: Go to college and become a sec r. tary HAROLD STAULTERS Harvey | ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsitv wrestling I 2, i 4 President ot Varsity club. National Honor Society FAVORITE SAYING: las FUTURE Go to college and continue wres I ling CHERYL SENECAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: School plays i 2, 3. 4 National Honor Society i. 4 4-H 1. 2. i, 4 s;)n '1 co 1. 2. 3. 4 FUI URE. Agntjultural Business Major )ULIE STEPHEN! ACCOMPLISI bull teachers FUTURE: AttJid a stfavel around the wel' Learned how •ar c ollege, get rich and PHYLLIS SCHAFFER FAVORITE SAYIjSlG: EUriJRE: Get married lie V Flip ’ flfi Whata' i4' 4 ' Be- a hairdresser BKIDGIT SMITH Bricig ACCOMPLISHMENTS: dot) 4. Business major. Made tneutls., --- FAVORITE SAYING: That you kidding ' FUTURE: Co tp college and pursue .ijareer in the medic al Held ickev 2 i. ball i 4 SUSUAN STEWART Suebie DoobiC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I sily He Volleyball . 2. Varsity I: Society ,i 4 Choi AfCohol Abuse Progr, FAVORITE SAYING: How sit going FUTURE Travel ! •rent LountrfH |my own Art Gallery andstiipm Uur Julu ICKLES Sticks 1 Var- lleyball I. Varsity tball I. Varsity Bas 4 National Honor I. 2 CSL 4 Substance-4 4 Varsity club . 4 ROBERT SPELLMAN Spell ' ACCOMPFIshMEnTS- r'r,i|)i .,o sity ketball sit v FA ei -school anci . wn my ow n golf course named Kac km MIKE STAFFORD Fu Man ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Marie it through i1.’ years ot sc hool. National Dishonor Society ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Frosh Footliall I l Football 2. Varsity Football i. 4 Drinking Team i. 4 FAVORITE SAYING' “Where s the t� -er FUTURE: Have another i day hangover DOLPH THORNE Dolph Manchu' ACCOMPLISHMENTS: IV Football 2. Mack' who's who among higfvschool sen iors FAVORITE SAYING I love you too Denise' FUTURE Go to school Sjjend .ill t my tomorrows with Denise. 59 MARY TIFFAULT Tiffy ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I have done as htile as possible and still graduated FAVORITE SAYING: ' You beicly! FUTURE: To keep on living breathing .ind doing drugs Varsity Volleyball 4. I V Basketball 2. Varsity Basketball I 4. Varsity Track I FAVORITE SAYING: lill. what rant you do' JILL TRACY jilybean ACCOMPLISHMI NTS: Varsity Tennis I 2. I -I Yarstly Trick I Ik Volleyball v 4. Class Pres 2. Class Vice Pri I SL I I Honor Society I T Girls'Varsity ( lub I 4: Sec rotary 4. All ounty Band 5. Area All Stale Orchestra i. Stale Music ompelilion FAVORITE SAYING: I wish would go FUTURE: Math edu alion AMY ULINE Lu ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Danced tor Scot ‘Sljjes Sc holarsiyip |, Sec retary to Business C lub FAVORITE SAYING: T don't believe this1 FUTURE: College stewardess then to New York City VICKI MARIE URE Airhead Spacy ACCOMPLISHMENTS: I V I. Varsity ( heerleading 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Huhr [leading FUTURE: Go to college lor interior decorating SHERRI VANDECAR Fred ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Track I Business Club -4 — __ FAVORTfE SAYING: Uh-huh. that's right. yvCbad FUTURE: Graduate, then get a job in business ______ DAPHNE VARGO Ducker Don ACCOMPLISHMENTS: |.V. Volleyball I LAURIA VASKO Vask ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Depression. Varsity Trac k Kheorleadmg. co-capl. 1,2. I 4. Girls Varsity club I. 4, National Honor Society ( 4. Business c lub, ytce-pres 4.CSI 4 FAVORITE SAYING: lill. can't you go yet' FUTURE Go to i ollege and become a courl-mum stenographer BRENDA VEDDER ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Busuiess Major. Math Magir FAVORITE SAYING: What a jerk' FUTURE: Be- a hairdresser, work at a restaurant and own a Z-2B MISSY VINCENT Miss ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Business Major FAVORITE SAYING: What' FUTURE: Go to college CTNDI WAGER Homey Sexy ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Having the best friends a person could ask tor 2 years Photography FAVORITE SAYING: To Polly Come on now, lump on it To Lisa Snatc h it up” FUTURE: 4 years U S Navv lie an aviation met hanic DENISE WANDS Neicer ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, I V. Volleyball 2 Varsity Volleyball 3. Varsity Basketball i. I.V. Basketball 2. Varsity Track 2 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Thai s wild I love you Dolphl” FUTURE: Go to school lor art Spend the rest ol my lile with Dolph BILL WARMT Warnrity ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Football 12 4 Baseball I. 2 FAVORITE SAYING: T don't believe it FUTURE: to become New York State Trooper COLLEEN WELCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Class secretary T. CSL 4. National Honor Society i. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh no’ FUTURE: Gel a joband have a large family , DEBBIE WEST Deb ACCOMPLISHMENTS: CSL 4, Business club 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Now what art- we going h' do'' FUTURE Bee ome a medic al sec retary BETH WHALEN Whale ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Spring track I Indoor Track 2. Yearbook 3, S O T B Got to Grams' a lot during these four years! FAVORITE SAYING: let s go to Grams' FUTURE: Go to Potsdam and ride to Canton on weekends! MATTHEW WHELAN Matt-Man-chu ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Have played around tor 4 years and havenT ever been in restricted studyhall FAVORITE SAYING: Can you mature that one' FUTURE: Become an accountant and Pis A Competitor y tcs HOMECOMING ’80 This year's Homecoming proved to be a very successful event. The bonfire kicked off the festivities two weeks preceding Homecoming. From that night on it was a race to see which class would produce the winning float. Although some confusion was connected with the Pep Rally, it was eventually held. The traditional class colors of brown, red, green, and blue converged upon the gym 7th period, and the spirit contest was held between the classes, with the rather loud Seniors capturing first. The parade began the Homecoming day's festivities. The band led the four classes and their floats thru the middle of town towards the high school. Along the parade route, judges rated the floats in many categories. The first half of the game was not too exciting, but the half-time activities soon turned things around. C.S.L. President Linda Glowacki introduced the Court, Queen and Escort from each class and presented each with a flower. A hush then fell over the crowd as Linda began to read the results of the float competition. In fourth place, the Freshmen, third place, the Juniors, in second place, the Sophomores and the winners, the Seniors for the third time in four years!! The game ended with the opponents capturing the victory, but this did not put a damper on the activities of that night. Over 80 couples attended the Homecoming dance One Stop Along the Way . This was the perfect end to another fun-filled Homecoming. The Cheerleaders led the crowd at the Bonfire. Freida Feldhaus prepares one of many posters for the Pep Rally. The Cheerleaders were often found outside of the Main Office drawing posters. Although the wind blew fiercely, the Bonfire blazed brightly IDHN-DLu 0XT-H Ci 111 Freshmen rolled into 4th place. Rolling With the Changes Seniors bowled 'em over into 1st place. Kathy Heggen. juniors tackled third. Tony Prisco cheers on the seniors. Sophomores wrapped up 2nd place. 64 atistician Meg King's face shows disappointing results the game The band set the pace for the parade. Seniors show spirit. Chilled cheerleaders Laura Goodwin and Kathy Curran cheer on. 65 Senior Court - Kathy Croski, Paul Hannon. Terri Crouch. Mark Coulter, Queen - Lynne Harrison. King - Da McGrath. Junior Court - Penny Rydzynski. Queen - Dana Backer. Fred Koebbeman. Queen - Ann Charlton. Kevin Hughes, Kathy Smith Sophomore Court - Bridget Kelley. Queen - Bitsy Kemper. Alan Breese. loan Man- Freshman Court - Bobbie Mitchell. Queen - Michele Ruzzo. Andy Wager rung Lauren Thomas Freshman Queen Michele Ruzzo and escort Andy Wager emerge from the cheerleaders' tunnel. A worried look was upon the face of Coach Ravena throughout the day. •r. The team in action. One Stop Along the Way Kristan Welsh and Bernie Fragomeni. Ann VanBuren and Ira Ostrowski. Robin Clute and Jeff Narbon. Richard Bublak and Shelly McClements. Kathleen King and Chris Howes. 68 Nicole McQueeney and Dale Mullin. Bitsy Kemper and Dan Bublak. Kevin Hughes and Mrs. Brand groove to the music. 69 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Abby (Holly Adams) and Martha (Michelle Lynett) Brewster pour the poisonous wine. Mortimer (Andy Grose) threatens Johnathon (John Bowler) and Dr. Einstein (David Brose). Chris Moore tries to comfort her fiancee Andy Brose. Michelle Lynett and Holly Adams mourn for the dead. John Bowler stalks the cast. T’WAS THE DAY BEFORE VACATION Many enjoyed the band in the gym. This year the Faculty Council, along with the C.S.L. sponsored a variety of activities during 7th period on December 23, 1980. Since this was the last period before vacation, the administration decided to celebrate the holiday season by allowing students to enjoy the last hour of school. Various activities were available to students. Movies were shown in the auditorium, the Chorus sang Christmas carols in the lobby near the main office and a band played in the gym. In conjunction with these activities, the C.S.L. sponsored a food basket, where they collected canned goods to be donated to a needy family in the area. This day proved to be a great success and a perfect way to begin Christmas vacation. Miss Lord and the members of the chorus sang for everyone. There was a little bit of Christmas everywhere - even in school. Rick Monsko kept the beat. CHRISTMAS ENCHANTMENT The Broom Dancers Linda Glowacki and Greg Willmott Kevin Hughes jests with Old Saint Nick. Darlene West and Greg Robitaille Santa Claus has the first dance with that newly crowned Queen. Wendy Dobler and David Hearn CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Chorus performed a wide variety of musical numbers. RI B. Jennings, J. Hogan. R2: B. Ippoliti, C. Thornton, S. Rezey, K. Dufek, D. Gately. R3: T Allard, T. Morey,). Stickles. R4: G. Blake, M. Curran. john Mevec cleans up. R1: C Espey, S. Taylor, T Hubbley R2: K Smith, T. Arnold, P Thorne, K. Welsh, A Van Buren, G. Kemper, M. Schiller R3: P Dunkelbarger, K. Hughes, C. Walsh, P Rose-neck, G. Willmott 78 R1: L. Dymond, N. Johnson. S. Bussing, M Sharadin, T. Boynton, K. Carson, J. Robetoy R2: T. Rafferty, F. Bobar, F. Prunier, J. King, K. Zibell, B. Wagner, L. Hewitt. R3: B. Warner, M. Hannah, M. Smith, I August, P Rydzynski. R4 R. Priest, R Donaldson, J. Willard, T. Hayes, J. Gawrys, M. Heritage. Rl: T Boyton. D. Shannon. D Hettrich R2: D. Martinez, M Kolberg, F. Prunier. E. Flatley, A. Johansen. R3: C. Carter, S. Salvato, R Reese, J Ripepi. )oann King 79 R1 D Robinson, I Monaco, B Fragomeni, C Moore, K Dufek, A Charlton. R2: D Mitchell, C Kollgaard, L. Stevens, S Flynn, L Cardinali, S. Pastore, S. Forbes, S Perkins joe Collins R3: I Keator, J. Fletcher, C. Schallehn, F Maheux, D Phinney, P Roseneck, J. Fernau R4: T DeFilippo, J. Collins. J. Robens R5: S. Lutt, K. Dobson, D. Miles. R6: N Smith. D Faber R1 A Thompson, L Skocylas, C Coulter, D. Solotruck, D West. D Backer. R2 B Lehmann, M Munier, J Pivonka, B Miskanin, K Loya, D Blake R3: R Duell, B. Gladd, A. Grose, C. Waring, S Wood, I Flaws R4 B Bunyan, E. Fredericks, F Koebberman, ) Stover, C McQuade, j Carter r 1: T. Bills, J. Uline,). Walker. R2: B. Allen, M Morris, L. Kerwood, C. VanPatten. R3: B Welch, R Henry, J. Coehlo,) Stover R1 L Parrotte. H Westfall, I Stack, R Handy, C. Groski, C. Mack R2: M. McLaren, K. Kenyon, J Federico. R Schmid, T Crouch, |. Curley, L. Tinney R3 M Ladd. G Willmott, I Ostrowski. K Macica, A Heg-gen R4: L. Palumbo. I Hennigan, B. Welch,). Douglas. L. VanDusen. M. Michelin, E Donlon Hey, Joelle Veet. 81 Kim Loya R1: w Te,le J Shippee. D. Cook, ] Bump. R2: M. Lynett, K Plummer, B. Pettit, B Abbott R3: J Flasser, G Blake, j Russell, J Vickery. R4: B. Beaton, j. Regis, B. Van Buren d 1: L I U!,ne' N °ue,ette'1 Hammond, S Tucker R2 T Jones, L. Stodgell. K. Morahan, S. Older, H. Barnes R3. B Keefe, B Agnos. B Orzel, S. Rezey, D. Marinello, T. Morey, T. Baker R4: J. Mevec. D Smith B Bormann, G. Morgan Engel, J Ray, R 82 R1. R. Moncsko, K. Martin, C Bennett, L. Miller, V. Hayden, D. Cordon. R2: ). Robens, D. Stanley, L. Aschmutat, M. Luciano, L. Cleveland, L. Dussault. R3: M. Smith, B. Elliott, W. Zapp, S. Audette,). Pita, S. Jarrell. R4: J. Lobdell. J. Narbon, T. Mabb, B. Wescott, P. Roseneck, B. Agnos, K. McGonagle, W Martin, J. Cook. RI P Amedio, G. Duell, S Griffen, D Bridges, K Dunbar, M. Morrissey R2 J Staulters, J Veet R3: T Morey, G. Kathy Dobson Blake, C. Pettit, B McCoy, G Staulters, R Taylor R4: T. Allard, M Staulters, B Hart, M. Curran, J. Dumas, D Bradt. R5: K Dufek, P Brown, T French. 83 R1: D Satteriee. N McQueeny,). McGonagle. P. Smith. L. Taber, K Heggen. S. DiBlasio. L Hughes. L Thomas. I Chetwynk. M Hanson. K Clancy, S. Trayner, T docker, I Manning R2: R Stevens, A Griffin, D DeLaurie. K Qowacki, B King, J Donlon. L. Fregeau. D Pelletier, B Goodwin, M Little, B Mitchell, M Ruzzo, J Phinney. P Lowell, B Ruger, N Spaziam. R3: |. Fitzgerald.). Robens, D. Kellerman, M King, C. Lutz, C. Sprague, S. Stewart. ) Morrissey,) Petteys, P Wiley. I. Vest, A VanBuren. R Schmid, K. Kenyon, D Solotruck, D Weaver R4 B Fragomeni, G. Willmott, D Kenyon. F Foldhaus, M Michelin. M McLaren, T Crouch, L Forman. R5: M Ladd. R Sausville. F Dreher, K. King, L. Smith, L Cardinali, D. West. L. Vasko, I Federico, j. Tracy. T Petteys, B. Smith, S Dignan, C. Welch, S Dumas. COUNCIL OF STUDENT LEGISLATORS Each year Student Government sponsors the Homecoming Activities at B.S.H.S. which includes the bonfire, the parade, the half-time ceremonies, and the dance. The C.S.L. also put signs around the school to direct students to their classes at the beginning of the year. At the end of last year the C.S.L. began issuing student, I D. cards. They also sponsored a Sadie Hawkin's Day Square Dance and conducted the Memorial Day Services. A very successful student exchange program was initiated this year with the other members of the Foothills Council by Student Gov't in conjunction with a Leadership Conference of the Foothills schools attended in the fall. Membership in the Council of Student Legislation means being involved, helping out, planning activities, school spirit, and participation. Without hard work of the C.S.L., our school would be nothing more than eight periods a day. 84 Officers — R1: Vice President Wendy Dobler, Treasurer Karen Heggen. R2: President Linda Clowacki, Secretary Elise DeLaurie. BUSINESS CLUB This year the Business Club participated in many activities. They raised money by selling candles, posters and candy to finance trips to the State Capitol and the Empire State Plaza. While down in Albany, they met with Bobby D'Andrea. The members of the club are students who are planning to pursue a career in the business field. R1: P Deland, C. LaRue, D. Lewis, L. Vasko, D. West, T Dobson, L Miller R2: B. Abbott, P. Nicholson, B Ved-der, D West, K. Nolan, A Uline, F Hettrich, T. Green, L. Gomes, T Collins, B. Lenz. R3: |. Uline, C Riley, B MacMillan, M Connors, T. Petteys, C. Coulter, V Thomas, S. Perry,) Bigelow, B. Brazee, L. Miller, M. Beagle Officers — F. Hettrich, L. Vasko, A. Uline, T. Petteys, L. Braim-advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. is an organization of students who plan on entering an agricultural or conservation field after they complete school. The club raises money by selling fruit to support their camping and fishing trips. The money they raise also helps pay for their banquet. Each year the club competes in a competition at Cobleskill in conservation. R1: |. Ferrar, G. McCumber, D. Jennings, C. McGowen, E. Groves. R2: Ft. Ryan, T. Companion, J. Carter, M. Edwards, T Hayes, R. Allrich. 86 NEWSPAPER R1: K. Durant, B. Lehman, L Palumbo, B. Miskanin, L Parotte. R2: M. Dahlquist, C. Barnes, J. Kerwood, A Neugebauer, B. Carlton, C. Kollgaard, Mr. Brougham R3: A Jennings, C. Waring, J. Carter This year the newspaper put out several issues, under the direction of Mr. Brougham. The editor this year is Bobbie Carlton. The staff has experienced many ups and downs, particularly in getting enough staff and money. They look to next year to hopefully publish more issues. Photographer is Anna Neugebauer and Lori Palumbo is in charge of ads. SERVICE CLUB Rl: I Schroter, H. Adams, L. Dunham, A. lennings, A. Miller, M. Komar, B Westcott R2: Mr. Reed. M. Hayes, D. Poilras, M Lynette, I Palumbo R3: M. Danzis, K Moriarty. § Cariton, A. Tambasco, Mrs McGinn. The Service Club at Ballston Spa High School helps out in many ways throughout the school. Members assist Mrs. McGinn in the bookstore. They also serve as ushers at concerts and run the canteen at football games. This group of dedicated people help make this school a nicer place to attend. 87 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB R1: R Spellman, M Coulter, H. Staulters. W. Messier, C. Staulters, D. McGrath. R2: P Sausville, G Willmott, S. Walsh, K. Monroe. R3 I. Fabian, F Dreher, P Rockwell, M. Hollowood, P. Monaco. R4: G. Robitaille. The Ballston Spa High School Boys' Varsity Club is comprised of boys who earn two Varsity letters and are voted in by % of the club. Their advisor is Ron Ravena. The Varsity club raises money throughout the year by selling pizza and hot dogs at the football and basketball games and wrestling matches. They also sponsor a free throw shoot-a-thon to raise money for the Sports banquet and trophies. Mike Hollowood tosses in a free throw. GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB HI: L. Vasko. R2: S. Stewart, C. Sprague, M. King, K. Austro. R3: K. Kenyon, C. Quinn, L. Slam dunk for Carla Quinn. Nowhitney, E. Delaurie, missing from photo). Tracy. The Ballston Spa High School Girls' Varsity Club consists of girls who have earned three Varsity letters. Their advisor is Sylvia Curcio. The club has raised money throughout the year by selling stuffed animals and pins to help pay for the Sports banquet and trophies. Empire State Field Hockey player Meg King steals the ball. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Guest Speaker Board of Education member Rick Gardner. Karen Heggen taps her brother Arne Heggen. Cheryl Senecal taps Jerri Hammond. Dan McGrath congratulates new member Jason Fernau. Row 1: C. Welch, J. Tracy, L. Vasko, C. Quinn, T. Crouch, L. Harrison, L. Glowacki, M. Murphy, P. Monaco. Row 2: K. Heggen, S. Farrell. R. Handy, H. Westfall, H. Engel. J. Fletcher, W. Dobler, A. Miller, C. Senecal, S. Dumas. Row 3: P. Schmidt, D. Phinney, C. Cooney, J. Hammond, B. Lehman, M. Lynett, M. Wood, D. Hearn, E. DeLaurie, J. Fernau. Row 4: Z. Thomas, F. Dreher, J. Fabian, T. Kelliher, D. McGrath, J. Pelliccia, T. DeFlippo, G. Willmott, H. Staulters, A. Heggen, B. Fragomeni, J. Bowler, M. Coulter, D. Pitkin, H. Monaco. Mark Counter taps Tom DeFlippo Colleen Welch lights the candle for character as President Dave Hearn looks on. MUSIC ACTIVITIES CLUB All-State Musicians — Ira Ostrowski, john Bowler, Anna Miller. R1 B Chaplin, A Miller, S Knowlton, P Thomas, A Ramsey , J. Berggren |. Salvato, I Test, D Blair, D Cianguito, K. Hale, R2: H Adams, B Lehman, J lones. I Tracy I Curtis. I Ostrowski, I Bowler, I Ivers. L Blakelee, S Shaw, M Chute, V Lord R3 I Kerwood, S Barnes. T Summer. I Petteys, I Schroter, B Dybowski, C Barnes. A Grose. L Blackwood. N Smith. M Sharadin, K Watkins, T Richards The Music Activities Club under the direction of Ms. Lord, has raised money this year by selling candy, to purchase new risers for the chorus. The club is comprised of members of the Double Quartet, Triple Trio, Stage Band, Band, Orchestra and Chorus. The club is designed to promote interest in all areas of music. This year three members of the club obtained All-State honors. Ira Ostrowski and Anna Miller were named to the Area All-State Band and lohn Bowler was named to the Conference All-State Wind Ensemble. Officers are: lohn Bowler, President, Donna Schroter, Vice-President and Betsy Lehman, Secretary-T reasurer R1: C. Carlson, E. Ammerall, D. FHion, J. McGonagle. R2 B. Corlew, K. Vedder,). Ivers, D. Satterlee, M. Mook, A. Hutchinson. R3: D Mullin, J. Fox, C Callahan, M Pascucci, F. Marra, D. Smith, W Rice R4: |. Miller, A. Tambasco, H. Adams, K. jones, C. Nicholson, S. Legnante, J. Schock, D. Wilson, R. Teppo, L. Crandin R1: C McLaren, F. Feldhaus, T. Glokler, j. Manning, D Dreher, M Heggen R2: B Garrison, A. Knowles, H. Merend, M. Chute, B Carlton,). Himmel. R3: M. Dahlquist, S. Barnes,). Kerwood, D. Poitras, L. Blackwood, S Shaw R4: D. Lewis, T Bisenus, M. McNamara, M. Simmons, M. Moriarity. R5: C. Howes, W Neugebauer, C. Cooney, R. Cook, T. Baker,). Reardon. R6: K. Handy, S. O'Brien, S. Krasuski, C. Richmond 94 R1: Z Zlotnick, B Mercier, K. Harris, P. Mangino, T. McCoy, j. Salvato, T Bouchard. R2: K. Watkins, T. Green, M. Danison, L. Smith, L. Yager, K. Curccrito. R3: E. Stoddard, F. Test, R Sheriing, J. Allard, S. Sanford. R4: R Olley. R. Levine, B. Knuth, J. Prunier, T. Companion, J. Older, S. Companion. R1: E VanPatten, D Wyszomirski R2: T Collins. J. Nadeau, K Durrant, H Schoebel, G McCarthy,J. Stegemeier, C. lenzer. R3: L. Voehringer, D. Lewis, J. Donlon, T. Forman, M. Hayes, L Puckhaber, E. Kemper, | Bischofberger, M Sitts, T Marshall, L Gronning R4: D. Barnes, P. Rhodes, T. Coulter, J. Kindi, A. McGrath.) Hanson Ralph Cook 95 A serious look from Nam Lieu. R1: C. Mackenzie, S. Haskell, A. Hannon, L. Fuller R2: A Corola, C. Cray, E. Dunham, B. Lenz, L. Fregeau, ) Notion, M. Pettit R3: P. Ostrander, D. Persons, D. Dowen, A. Hodgson, B. Westcott, R. Hart. R1 C. Stoddard, L Frey, C. DeMarsh, M Hogan. R2: T Svboda, V. Lupe, D McCumber, S. Guido. R3: C. Donaldson, T Chamberland, L. Gomes, C. Keenen. R4 M. Poutre, G. Mackenzie, B. Thornhill, S. Lisinicchia R5: M. Welch, M. Schober, J. Rydzynski 96 R1: M. Spilliar, R. Boice, C. Pimentel, J. Thorton. R2: j. Wood, P. Sutherland, R. Henery, R. Arnold, L. Smith. R3: C. LaRue, R. Rougier, D. Buchcowski, S. Mitchelle, J. Pitkin. R4: J. Harris, R. Kenny, j. McWilliams, T. Cook, T Hollowood, D. Melander. D Canouth. L Busing. R Zarnowski. S. Ho.aling, I. Schumacher Rjcky Wa|ke(. and $teve m 97 A winning smile from Lisa Puckhaber. R1: T. Baker, M. Solghan, A. Kinney, M. Carpenter, C Dugan. R2: B Keefe, K. Whitaker, L. Angermiller, B. Westcott, D. Conners. R3: M. Filbey, D. Paracka,). Fremont. RIF Solghan. C Heflin, D Dutcher, K Brewster, S. Beek R2: B Kelley, S. Traynor,). Purvee, C. Patterson, R Cabral, T. Middleton R3: P. Jennings, S. Wojtow-ecz, A. Reid, A Bresee, T Baker. E Olson,). Carter, I Dumas R4 M Lewis, W. Kenny, T. Monaco, J. Colangelo, A. Berston, A. Legnante, D. Jewett, P. Dobler, C. Ulanger, S. Ahl. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING WHO'S WHO Fred Dreher, Dan McGrath, and Mark Coulter Three boys from our school represented the Ballston Spa area last spring, when they attended Boys' State. Fred Dreher, Mark Coulter, and Dan McGrath were selected by the Ballston Spa American Legion post on the basis of their academic record, their service to the community and their extra curricular activities. Our three delegates attended lectures and meetings, where they learned how the process of selecting our officials operates. They were also addressed by the President of Boys Nation from last year. As at Girls' State, the delegates split into parties and formed political platforms and campaigned for their candidates. This was an excellent opportunity to exchange views with boys from all over the state. Sue Dumas This year Suzanne Dumas represented Ballston Spa High School at Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. This program is designed to promote citizneship among the young people of today. For one week of intensive lectures and forums, the delegates of Girls' State elect officials for a mythical 51st state. The delegates learn the basic principles of government, by observing first hand the democratic process. Although the days were filled with meetings, time was found to engage in squirt gun and water balloon fights. Friendships were made during the week, and many continue during the delegates' college years. The final day consisted of electing and inaugurating the state officials at a candlelight service. 101 SENIOR CELEBRITIES Most Intelligent: Zach Thomas, Sue Dumas. 102 Most Athletic: Fred Dreher, Carla Quinn Best Looking: Kathy Groski, George Kemper Best Dressed: Paul Monaco. Most Likley to Succeed: Dan McGrath, Ellse DeLaurie Best Artists: Rhonda Matrazzo, Sue Stewart. Best Artist: Leif Zurmuhlen. Best Musicians: lohn Bowler, Iill Tracy. Class Flirts: Paul Rockwell, Meg King. 104 BALLSTON SPA JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EOUCATION Most Popular: Paul Sausville, Lynne Harrison. Done Most for Class: Dave Hearn, Karen Heggen. Class Clown: Lisa Nowhitney. Class Clown: Mike Hollowood. 105 [lliiiimminii ni l Matt of lh£ H iP 'fjoYiAcl Tjtacjan, TOg© 0333°, 3 PoIish UJoRkers uiu221! i I fTJWT!s strike om£) Cl Salvador teNOiNE Ri kL iOiks KENTUce- DeAiV • £W«6 of A ■ Quilts C06AU. 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CLqrMPklSs J)|ET ' John Lenn m Jam 5ila€RHEELS -Tw HrtRPiM VlR lL FOX STEUE Mc QUEEN RichARD SOONF Je n vtae T Jean Paul SartPe 1 TonTo 11 MARSHALL |V1C LUHAM ALFRED Hitchcock aaae u)est Veit£ StLLzA's JiwiwM UlCTOe ClALlWDEZ Tno - H0 O5CAJ rtf' lOlLWHAl o. 1?006|LAS EOA E MEANM HFL-Cio StttH 2A PAHUAUI Jesse OuX.N5 Ats WWE OLD TlO ES oRsau IH£ XMCREDiett w ■ ft fSH ordoH %A ©«, 11,6 EmP'RE Stakes Bf CK Wh £3 (lrw ™5r VOi .RrtfJV t C ' (At ig3r7T7ffi 9ZZ 5'A 6tf? «pOMP ck E, J WJ r � i « � ...} 7 _ JthE v L TTn J O vf % s- ■ fe -B Pk c (rks flc g 0 (stLot y J§q,vrd j3«tofi� ® %5 CMgSKI i glTTlm i mu fl® 11 � - ' 0 r % '-HXJU rOj Lm CO ftTiQK. tfugpgp -f Sacgsg =5dlU Jo -Shll ROCK E H?£jl 1 S94 L S s •� - ®,r“ Xjg JttpfflBSE girjL - -, 7 ii - r p i ©1L u® CAee u rsieOfc toow«£- 's nD Wtf- rmJtiLu au i SwsL | Jnnnf? 1TI 4 Ifc � g |� ®3£F 1 WHO'S WHO This year, three students from Ballston Spa High School, Zach Thomas, Tim Kelliher and Dan McGrath were selected as National Merit Scholarship Finalists. This prestigious award is based on the results of the PSAT MNSQT. It is a great honor for these students and we wish them the best of luck,. Zach Thomas, Tim Kelliher. Every year the Seniors of Ballston Spa High School vote for the senior they think exemplifies the characteristics of good citizenship and service to the school and community to receive the Daughters of the American Revolution award. From the top three chosen, the faculty chooses one to represent our school. This years' representative was David Hearn. As this school's D.A.R winner, David wrote an essay on our American Heritage and attended a luncheon where he was interviewed with the other students for the Saratoga County Daughters of the American Revolution 108 David Hearn. Fi k;� ii r.i. 109 i ; R1: E. Gradwell, V. Gueli, M Marra, C. Jenkins R2: S. Graves, S. Lampman, M. Mead, M Mack R3: G Schiller, C Duell, M Dimeo, N Spaziani, A. LaBuzzetta, A. Morrissey. R4: M. Robson, T. Smith, T. Reynolds, L. Blakeslee, J. Brunell. Surprise Linda Hughes! R1: K. Green, L. Tabor, T. Robataille, L. Dymond. R2: T. West, B. Keefe, P Lawrence, S. Fitzgerald, E. Dymond. R3: J. Staulters, |. Boswell, W. Lewis, W. Taylor. R4: D Papke, P Ryan, L Woodruff, T Brundege, L. Mason. R1: D. Booker, N Blankowski, S. Barnes, C. Griffin. R2: L. Fuller, K. Manarty, B. Lang, K. Dresser. R3: M. Ruzzo, M. Phinney, R Mitchell, J. Martin. R4: L. Szumachowski, M. Hanson, J. Stanislowski, L Hughes R5: K Krough, T McCrossen, E. Heflin, S. Standhart. 110 L Knapp, S. Hoag, S. Gladd R1: T. Kerns, S. Svaboda R2: L Porter, F. Flinton, C Pettit. R3: S. Bylo, N. Lieu, ). Brown, ) Gardner, S. Boyton R4: S. Simonds, S. Cook, M. Prunier, G Preece, G. Rhodes Sue DiBlasio and Vicky Gueli. 111 R1: D. Patterson. K Kollgaard, R. French, D Gorham, N Casele R2: C. Douglas. W Staul-ters, P Schock, R. Little, Y. Connell R3: J. Schober, S. Mihal, K Potter, J Couse, M. Rose-neck, J. Welch. R4: M. Gray, L Brown, C. Flint, R. Ranson, L Weekly, N. Ryan. R5: M. Tranka, T. Bapp, D. Medici, S. Schroter, D. Whitehouse. Colleen Cleary R1:1 MacMillin, A Howe, T Groski, M. Messier R2: T. Wikstrom, B Dela-mater, C. Waldron, L. Putnam R3: C. Bowler, P. French, H. LaChance, T. Arpey, J. Delong R4 R. Lisieski, D Blake. R Kozubal. R. Dussault, M Hart R5: S. Lincoln. V. Tucceri, B Maheux. D Malloch R6 I Davis, J Wands, T Middleton, K. Welch. Bill Chaplin 112 Mr. Blom helps jimmy McHale. Glowacki, B King, A. Griffin, J Nowhitney, C Neugebauer R5: P Feldhaus, T. Donohue, Micky Lance and Bill Manell k. McCanty, D. Willmott, D. McQuade 113 Mike Pascucci and )ackie Martin R1 R EHiott, R Monks, P Taylor, P Smith. R2: R. Rooke, K Woodcock, K Prunier, P Deland, |. Test. R3: S. Irish, R. Flaws, R Legnante, M. O'Neal R4 M Boice, D Slider, S. Abbott R5: D Zeph, S LaRue, D. MacDonald Patiently waiting for the bell to ring 114 Some winners - Some losers cker Sherwood Lincoln, Les Porter, and David Blake louno Jlatchie R1: M. Schaffer, S. Stickles, C. Boradgiak, E Lawrence. R2: Q. Ly, A. Loya, D. Hoag, K. Beagle, T. McMullen, M. Leburn. R3: D Older, K. Delaney, I Purdy, J. Wilkins, |. Fish, P. Young. VOTE FDR A WINNING FRESHMAN TEAM ROBIN STEYENS-PRES. ANNGFHFFIN-VICE PRES. KARYNGLOWACN-SEC. BONNIE GOODWIN-TREAS. art class. 117 Mike Pascucci and jackie Martin R1 R Elliott, R Monks, P. Taylor, P. Smith. R2: R. Rooke, K Woodcock. K Prunier, P Deland,). Test. R3: S. Irish, R Flaws, R Legnante, M. O'Neal. R4. M. Boice, D Slider, S. Abbott. R5: D. Zeph, S LaRue, D. MacDonald. 114 R1: M. Schaffer, S. Stickles, C. Boradgiak, E. Lawrence. R2: Q. Ly, A. Loya, D. Hoag, K Beagle, T. McMullen, M Lebum. R3: D. Older, K Delaney, J. Purdy, ). Wilkins, J. Fish, P. Young. VOTE FOR A WINKING FRESHMAN TEAM ROBIN STEVENS-PRES. ANN GRIFFIN-VICE PRES. KARYNGLOWACKI-SEC. BONNIE GOODWIN-TREAS. Some winners - Some losers Sherwood Lincoln, Les Porter, and David Blake loun art class. What's so funny, Annette and Linda? Lauren Thomas and Robin Stevens. Rl B Watson, D Gianquitto, M Moseman, ). tones, K. Welch R2 T Vandish, R Allen. N Bagley. L Tichenor.) O'Conner, C. Spellman R3: S Welch, D. Tison, K. Ipoliti, C. Roberts, J Curran R4 L Thomas. P Lowell. K Weber, ). Morrissey, R Stevens R5: A. Yager. C. Tur-cotte, K. Harris Bonnie Goodwin and Bobbie Mitchell Lan Luu and Linh Luu RI D Pelletier, J. Robataille, D. Farina. T Sumner, L. Hodsoll R2: S. Young, C Tucker. A VanDerwerker, K. Green, L, Bertone R3 M. Westfall, M Murphy, R Laskey, S. Cavanaugh, W Manell, L Staulters. R4: G Heald, B Bennett. S Rivers, B McClatchie. R5: T johnson, J. Pokines, D. Lynett. W Seibert. K Charlton 117 R1: D. Armstrong. J Chute, C Cleary R2: G O'Dell, M. Carlini, J. Monaco, T. Tootle, C. Darling, C. Souza, D. Dennison. R3: C. Thornton, K. Edwards, M. Lance, E. Trombley. M Flassers, A. Wager, M. Priddle. D Kellerman, K Proper R4: S Keefe. E. DuBois, T Plasencia, R. Smaldone Greg Heald and Andy Yager Melissa Chute, Tim Vandish, and Lana Bogardus. 118 Kevin Krough and Nam Lieu R1: R. Couse, K. Guilfoyle, D. Weaver, ). McHale, |. Knizek, D Delrengno. R2 ) Warmt, R Smith, D. Daniels, M. Galloway, S. Perkins. R3: L. Anderson, W. Donaldson, B Moss, S. Woodcock, J West R4 D Brackett, D Knapp, W Smith, D. Warmus, G. Gribson. R5: J Ferris, K. Merrill,). Gailor, B. Visscher, D Miles Rl: J Hotis, j Deleonardis, B Goodwin, R Clute, J Solghan. R2: J Rose, I Orzel, M Reisner, B Walker, C. Bump R3: R. Fox, B. Dybowski. J Pettys. B Haley, S. Lyall. R4: G. Stevens, M Whelden, M Blaauboer, R. Lee, G. Briggs 119 ANSWERS PLEASE The team prepares for a game against Schoharie. This year the Answers Please team was very successful. Assisted by Mrs. Griffin, Mr. Blom, and Mr. Bouton, the team captured two victories, soundly defeating their opponents in both matches. In their last contest, they were defeated. The team was comprised of all seniors; Zach Thomas, Dave Hearn, Tim Kelliher, and )ohn Pelliccia. Alternates were Dan Pitkin and Bobbie Carlton. The Ballston crowd cheered on the Answers Please team. Harvey Staulters, Creg Robitaille and Linda Glowacki patiently wait for their rooms at the Leadership Conference. R! k Heggen. L Vasko, F Wayand, L. Glowacki, E DeLaurie R2: H Staulters, P. Perreault, G Robitaille I Bowler, T Kelliher, D Hearn This year the Foothills Council sponsored a Leadership Conference at Lake George. This years trip was chaperoned by Mr. Perrault and Mrs. Wayand. Each school in the Foothill sent 10 people they felt were leaders in their school. At the con-fernece, the students exchanged information with people as to how different activities are run in their schools. Lectures and seminars were conducted to help acquaint the students with different techniques on how to run meetings and organize activites. The conference was very beneficial and informative. One of the most important things that emerged from the conference was the new friendships made with students from other schools. LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE t. rar 120 VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity Football team had a disappointing season this year. Overall, their record was 3-6. The team, however, was young and great expectations are growing for next season. One bright spot of the season was Fred Dreher being named to the Times-Union Dream Team for his outstanding play. Row 1: K. Dufef, P. Monaco, M. Ladd, J. Dumas, J. Stickles, J. Blake, P. Sausville, M. Stickles, J. Fabian, R. DeThorne, P. Morrissey. Row 2: J. Mevec, J. Fernau, B. Hart, B. Orzel, G. Robitaille, D. Mitchell, B. Wescott, J. Gawrys, B. Warmt, B. Fragomeni. Row 3: Mr. Becker, T. Penk, Mr. Ravena, D. Marinello, Mr. Matties. Row 4: F. Dreher, D. Robinson, T. Mabb, G. Willmott, J. Prunier, J. Cook, J. Siiverstruck, R. Nolan. Dan Marinello leaps over his opponents for the pass. Paul Sausville pushes for a first down. Jeff Dumas, under pressure. J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: Mr. Spensieri. Row 2: R. Kenny, T. Hayes, J. Allard, S. Salvato, M. Curran, M. Ostrander, B. Knuth, J. Robins, R. Reese, S. Krasuski, T. Cook. Row 3: K. Macia, J. Russell, D. Quinlivan, D. Barnes, A. Breese, M. Heritage, W. Kenny, M. Moriarty, J. Rydzynski, T. French, B. McCoy, M. Simmons. Row 4: R. Cook, J. Fox, J. Narbon, Mr. Scott. Row 5: C. Cooney, T. Coulter, F. Koebbeman, J. McWilliams, B. Ray, J. Carter. The J.V. Football team were Co-Champions in the Foothills Council this year. Overall, their record was 6 1. Their only loss was a 12 13 heartbreaking loss to Queensbury. The game was up in the air till the final seconds. - � “v ' J. McWilliams sacks the quarterback. . x- ■ Mike Curran tries to block the punt. Mike Ostrander runs through a crowd. Chris Cooney hits Fred Koebbeman for a first down. R1 I Warmt. M Thompson, D Blake, J. Schober, D Paterson, D. Woodruff, D. Lynette. R2: B Lewis, C. Briggs. G. Preece. D. Brackett, D. Willmott, P. Feldhaus, B Kozubal. B. Whelden, E Heflin, A Wager, I. Welsh. R3: K Potter, B Lee, S. Lincoln, B. Cook, S Hammock, B Watson, J. Raymond. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL This year the Freshmen Football team finished with a record of over 500. In their first year as High school football players, the Scotties did very well. Andy Wager was the leading rusher and linebacker and provided outstanding play. Coached by Mr. DeLaurie, the team shows good potential. 124 The Scotties mulch their opponent. Jane Federico with a blazing serve. Kim Kenyon returns the volley with a backhand smash. TENNIS Row 1: L. Ruzzo, T. Crouch. Row 2: C. McLaren, N. Knapik, J. Colangelo, J. Tracy, J. Federico. Row 3: L. Grandin, M. McLaren, T. Crouch, I. Stack, K. Kenyon. Despite many close matches, the Ballston Spa High School Varsity Tennis team finished with a record of 1-9. Although the singles players did not win very many matches, the doubles team of Jerry Lyn Colangelo and Traci Crouch led the team in victories. In their only victory over Hudson Falls, the Scotties soundly defeated the Tigers 5-2. The returning players look forward to a better year against their Foothills foes. Irene Stack, Jane Federico, Candi McLaren, Linda Grandin and Jerry Lyn Colangelo pose before a match. VARSITY SOCCER Mark Coulter clears the ball. Row 1: D. Bender, S. Kilburn, Z. Thomas, D. McGrath, B. Gondella, K. McGonagle, A. McGrath, J. Coelho, S. Audette, D. Hetterick. Row 2: A. Heggen, J. Keeter, T. Hollowood, R. Pastore, E. Banovic, D. Westbrook, D. McCoy, T. DeFlippo, D. Hearn, M. Hollowood, M. Coulter, P. Rockwell, W. Zapp, D. Jenson. This year the BSHS Soccer team completed its best season ever with an overall record of 15-5-1. With the addition of foreign exchange student Julio Coelho to the forward line attack, Ballston Spa was a contender for the Foothills title. The season began quite well for the team, winning their first five games, scoring over 30 goals. Their first defeat came against Hudson Falls. During a close game, the Scotties were handed a 2-1 loss. After that the tide turned and Ballston won their next four games. Ballston's best game came against Gloversville. Trailing the entire game, 1-0, Mark Coulter boomed a shot home to tie the game and put it into overtime. Less than a minute into overtime, Paul Rockwell's shot deflected into the goal, giving Ballston Spa a 2-1 Another save by Foothill's All Star Kim McGonagle. victory. With a council record of 7-4, the Scotties were invited to their third sectional tournament in as many years. After wiping out Cohoes in the first round, Ballston Spa advanced to the semi-finals once again facing Gloversville. After being behind 2-1 at the half, they tied the score and went ahead on a goal by Paul Rockwell with 7 minutes left. Winning 3-2, Ballston Spa advanced for the first time to the Section 2 Class A finals against South High. Facing a more experienced team, the Scotties were defeated 4-0. The team attributes their success to their coach, Ed Banovic, who retired this year. Leading Scorer Julio Coelho Andy McGrath passes to Scott Kilburn. J.V. SOCCER Row 1: G. Spellman, B. Corlew, C. Ammerall, J. Savato, R. Sherling, D. Filion, M. Heggen, L. Staulters, K. Kollgaard, J. Pokines. Row 2: W. Staulters, B. Smith, M. Peroha, S. Wojtewicz, J. Dumas, P. Forshey, T. McCrossen, C. Callahan, T. Donahue, M. Manosh, S. Shaw, J. Bucci. Curt Ammerall leads the foot break. Mike Manosh One of the top Scorers, Tim McCrossen. Ron Sherling This year the J.V. posted a record of 9-8-1. Facing rather stiff competition, the team fared quite well since the team was comprised of many freshmen. Leading the team was Tim McCrossen, Curt Ammerall, Den Filion and Ron Sherling. The team has high hopes for next year. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Lisa Nowhitney uses a left-hand lunge. Row 1: S. Dignan, J. Veet, K. Heggen, M. King, L. Harrison. Row 2: S. Older, K. Austro, C. Cooney, S. Dumas, S. Curico. Row 3: L. Puckhaber, L. Nowhitney, C. Quinn, S. Stewart, S. Farrell. Row 4: D. Wands, L. Dreher, L. Cardinali. Row 5: E. DeLaurie. Empire State Games participant, Meg King. The Ballston Spa Field Hockey team finished their season with an even record of 6-6. The team suffered many close defeats, but often came from behind to pull out their victories. Many games went to stroke-offs, where the combination of goalie Denise Wands and key goals by Sue Dumas and Meg King led the Scotties to victory. For the first year, the team advanced to the sectionals, after defeating rival Glens Falls in a stroke-off. In their first sectional game, the Scotties were defeated by the eventual winners 4-0. Leading them this year was Carla Quinn, Lisa Nowhitney and Meg King. Denise Wands, who pulled out many great saves. Rowl: J. McGonagle, B. Kemper, R. Hartwick. Row 2: S. Curico, T. Forman, P. Rydzynski, K. Welsh, K. Glowacki, J. Robitailie. Row 3: L. Smith, E. Flatley, A. VanBuren, T. Glockler, S. Beek, C. Walsh. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Bitsy Kemper tells Mrs. Curico another one of her jokes. The Junior Varsity Field Hockey team also finished the season with an even record of 3-3-1. The team, who may have lacked experience, never lacked enthusiasm. This year's team was lead by Bitsy Kemper and Eileen Flatley. Theresa Forman speeds down the field. GOLF All-Star Robert Spellman This year the first athletic team to capture a Foothills championship was the Varsity Golf team, ending their season with a 13-3 record. Consistent play throughout the year seemed to be the key to the Scotties success. Leading the team were Foothills All-Stars Robert Spellman and Kevin Hughes. Also contributing to many Scotties victories was Freshman stand-out Nancy Ryan and Sophomore Ken Handy. One of the most satisfying victories came over Gloversville. After having been defeated at Gloversville by two strokes, the Scotties pulled out a victory on their home course. In postseason play, the Scotties fared especially well. Captain Robert Spellman came home with a third place finish in the Foothills Tournament and the team went on to place 5th in the Sectionals. Leading the team throughout the year was Coach Jay Wayand. P. Schock, R. Spellman, P. Dunkelbarger, L. Murphy, S. O'Brien, K. Hughes, N. Ryan, J. Wayand, D. Fox, K. Handy. Lee Murphy prepares for a match on the practice Foothills All-Star Kevin Hughes 9reen- sinks another putt. Row 1: M. Lewis, H. Engel, C. Sprague, A. Griffin, R. Stevens, S. Flynn, K. Backman. Sandy Flynn and Ann Griffin push on towards Row 2: D. Williams, K. Monroe, J. Stover, S. Wood, T. Allard, G. McCumber, the finish. D. Bradt. Row 3: P. Rhodes, J. Collins, C. Howes, T. Morey, E. Fredericks, D. Pitkin, G. Morgan, J. Willard. Gerry Morgan seems to be tangled up! This year for the first time, the Ballston Spa High School had a girls' cross country team. In their first year, the team, dominated by underclassmen, gained valuable experience. Senior Colleen Sprague led the team throughout the year, while the other returning members show promise for next year. The boys' team finished their second year in the Foothills with a record of 3-5. Pacing the team this year was Freshman Kurt Backman, who broke two course records. Kurt advanced to the state finals and placed in the top half. As a whole, the team was pleased with their performance. Colleen Sprague, Sandy Flynn and Hedi Engel relax after a long race. Row 1: D. Soletruck, J. Tracy, P. Bolton. Row 2: B. Collins, D. Vargo, T. Baker. Row 3: C. Quinn, S. Stewart. This year the Varsity Volleyball team finished with a 9-8 record. Many matches were dropped by only a few points. This year the team was led by Carla Quinn and Lisa Nowhitney. One of their close victories came over old Colonial Council rival Ravena, in three games. The returners look forward to next year. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Ci- • The team has mixed emotions over their game. Sue Stewart defends against the Setter Carla Quinn set the spike. ball to the front line. Row 1: M. Danison, J. Ivers, J. Federico, L. Puckhaber, Sharon Older smashes a serve. B. Delamonter. Row 2: D. Schroter, S. Older, L. Cardinali, L. Smith, M. Sharadin, S. Curico. The J.V. Volleyball team completed their season with a mark of 6-6. Many tough games were played throughout the year. Against Foothills powerhouse Hudson Falls, the team struggled back after losing the first game to take the second and in a very close third game, dropped the contest by 2 points. Leading the team this year were Lisa Smith, Donna Schroter and captains Jane Federico and Lisa Cardinali. Janine Robitaille sets the ball to the first line. 3rd Team: Row 1: A. Griffin, R. Stevens. Row 2: B. King, J. Petteys, J. Robitaille. The Scotties Girls' Varsity Basketball teams took second place in the Foothills council with a record of 11-4. One of their wins came over Foothills rival Hudson Falls. The team was also invited to the sectionals, where they were victorious in their first game over Lans-ingburg, but fell in defeat to powerhouse Queensbury. The team won the Waterford Tournament. Carla Quinn was named M.V.P. of the tournament and Lisa Nowhitney was named to the All-Star team. The rebounding boards were dominated this year by senior Daphne Vargo, Three sophomores on the team saw considerable playing time and show promise for the next two years; Brenda Collins, Debbie Dreher and Lisa Puckhaber. R1: C Hubbley, C Sprague. C. Quinn. D. Vargo, I Puckhaber R2: L Newhitney, E DeLaurie, L. Cardinal!, B Collins. D Dreher, S. Dashiell. Daphne Vargo lets one fly over the defender's head. 134 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL IIUSM The Girls' junior Varsity Basketball team, like the boys, captured the Foothills Council title, loosing only once in the league in a narrow decision to Hudson Falls. The team captured third place in the Waterford Tournament. Throughout the year, the Smith twins, Laura and Lisa dominated the boards in rebouding. With this very successful season, the team looks forward to a possible Varsity title next year. R1: S. Stickles, D. Delaurie, L. Fregeau, D. Delamater, L. Tabor, P. Carkner R2 L Blakeslee, P. Wiley, L. Smith, L Smith, R Stevens, A. Griffin. A. VanDerwerker Lisa Smith grabs a rebound. Captain, Harvey Staulters. Congratulations Dave Mitchell. Richard Case. Wes Staulters goes tor it! The Varsity squad, coached by Vince johnson was very powerful this season. The team compiled a 15-0 record and took the Foothills Council Championship for the second straight year. They also took the class B tourney for the first time in Ballstons' history, which added to their record breaking season. This years success was brought about by a total effort from the entire team. 136 R1:1 Staulters. W Staulters, H Staulters. G Staulters, G Blake, S. Kilburn. C. Pettit. R Case R2: B. Wescott. S Welch, B. Hart, D. Mitchell, V. johnson, T Mabb, E Brazee, I. Cook. J.V. WRESTLING R1:1 Staulters, D. Hoag, D Blake, B Cook, E Groves, D. lennings, T Cook, C Douglas R2 B Lewis, B Lee, I Older, D. Willmont,) Young, |. Robens, S. Shaw, D. Lynetle, I McWilliams, C. Turcotte, B Legnante Chris Turcotte goes for a pin. )ohn Robens. The lunior Varsity squad, coached by Jim Young, also had a successful season. In league action, they finished second with a record of 5-1, and overall they were 9-3-2. The team also placed first in the Amsterdam and Foothills Council Tournaments. Although all the wrestlers did a fine job, outstanding performances were turned in by Jeff Staulters, Bill Cook, Ed Groves and John Robens. Jeff Older. 137 BOWLING The bowling team under the direction of Peter Pidgeon, had a very successful season this year. They placed third in the Foothills Council and won the Foothills Council Tournament. They took fourth place in the Rotterdam Invitational Tourney and came in nineteenth out of forty eight teams in the sectionals. Greg Willmott was voted MVP and had the highest average; 174. He was first team all star and Andy Hodgson was second in the Foothills Council League. )ohn Flaws bowled the highest single game; 233, and Scott Lisinicchia and Andy Hodgson had highest triple game scores of 609. RI P Pidgeon, A. Hodgson, B Martin, K. Lisinicchia. S Lisinicchia, S. Stewart R2: R Couse,) Flaws, L Miller. C. Willmott, P Brown,). Cram, D Dowen CHEERLEADERS Cinda McCarthy and Nicole McQueeney cheer on their team. The cheerleaders are a very intricate part of our school spirit, although few people realize it. The hours of practice they put in are equal to the time spent by most athletic teams. They perform very difficult cheers and no other squad in the League can equal them. This year the Varsity squad was invited to participate in a competition in Pennsylvania. The members of this years squads are: Varsity — L. Vasko (Capt.), V. Ure (Capt ), R. Handy (Capt), N. McQueeney, D. Mitchell, C. Groski, L. Grandin, B. Kelley, T. Monaco, D. Backer, L. Tinney, P. Rydzynski, M. Kolberg, G. McCarthy. Junior Varsity - N. McQueeney (Capt.), B. Kelley (Capt.), K. Lincoln (Capt.), M. Ruzzo (Capt ), F. Feldhaus, B. Goodwin, J. Monaco, t. Thomas, B. Mitchell, D. Pelletier, M. Little, K. Heggen, J. DeLeonar-dis, C. Welch. The dance pyramid goes sky high. 139 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team finished with a record of 5-17. The Scotties lack of height posed serious rebounding problems. The tight man-to-man defense the Scotties played often bothered the slower teams, and forced many turnovers. The Scotties placed second in the Saratoga Catholic Tournament. Fred Dreher and Todd Coulter were named to the All-Tournament Team. This year the team has many graduating seniors, but with the returning players, combined with players from the champion |.V. team, next year shows great promise. R1: 1 Dumas, A Heggan, W Messier, M Coulter, F Dreher. R2 R Spellman, T Penk. C. Robitaille, D Marinello, M Hollowood, B Fragomem,) Fernau Greg Robitaille for two. 140 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Ballston Spa High School Scotties lunior Varsity Basketball team Finished with a record of 17-3, capturing The Foothills Council championship. Their only league defeats came at the hands of Gloversville and South High. Steady play, combined with a solid bench effort contributed to their successful season. The team also broke the century mark, defeating Gloversville 106-55. The starting five; Chris Cooney, Bob Burke, )ohn Kindi, lohn Mevec, and Chris Howes led the team, with support from sharpshooter Ken Handy and the steady Backcourt play of Ron Sherling Next year's season looks very promising for the Scotties. R1: Burke, M. Ostrander, R Sherling, M. Lawrence, M. Schober. C Cooney, A. McGrath R2: Mr Lawrence, T. Hollowood. K Handy, J Mevee, D Mullin, C Howes, M. Conners, I. Kindi, D Filion Ken Handy sinks another shot. 141 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshman Baksetball team posted a record of 9-6. Leading the team this year in scoring was Tim Donohue. Unlike most Ballston Spa Freshman teams, this years team had very good height, which helped in rebounding. FHeading the backcourt was Ian Welsh. The team shows very good potential for its next three years. RI M thflrwpsoci k McCanty, I. Schober, I. Welsh, D. Patterson, K Krogh R2: Mr Bertrand, P Feldhaus, T Donohue, D FoxfD BracketC'hPokines, G Briggs, K. Potter Backcourt general Ian Welsh brings the ball up. Row 1: Mr. Dillon, Mrs. Morahan, Mrs. Fullmer. Row 2: Mr. Grandin, Mr. Perreault Mr. Du Bois, Mr. Gardner. Mr. Gerber Mr. Palma Secretaries Mrs. Nagy Mrs. Jurscak Mrs. Johnson 145 Mr Williams 147 Mr. Reed Mrs. Houck Mrs Peck Reading and Writing, Library Mrs. lurscak 149 Mrs. McCanty Mrs. Weeks Mrs. Bowler Ms Wilson Mrs. Hearn English Mr Coluni 150 Mrs. lamunno Mrs. Rich Mrs. Schallehn Mr. Trombley 52 Physical Education Mr Ravena Mr. Thomas 153 Ms. Russell Ms. Braim Mrs. Murtha Mr Melander 154 Mr. Auwarter Mrs. Herrmann Mr. Soukey Mr. Martin Mr. Young 155 156 Mr. Pemrick Mr Cunningham • Mrs. Hennig Mr. Pidgeon Mrs. O'Bryan Mr. Knapik 159 Ms. Demartini 160 STAFF Mrs. McGinn — Bookstore Mrs. Lankenau — Nurse Row 1: Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Knuth, Mrs. Quinlivan. Row 2: Mrs. Nolan Mrs. Kreski, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hartwick. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING 165 Tim Cobart works on a car while Mark Schmitz looks on. Working carefully with the wires. 167 168 Eddie Fredricks pounds away, while Bob lennings looks on. 169 YEARBOOK: ADS SUBSCRIPTIONS R1: M. McLaren, I. Stack. M. Pastore, L. Goodwin, L. Puckhaber. R2: L. Stevens, H. Engel, R. Schmid, C. Cooney, M. King, L. Cardinali. G. Schallehn, M. Hanson, M. Phinney, D. Phinney, G. O'Bryan. 170 LAYOUT PHOTOGRAPHY R1: W. Dobler, K. Heggen, L. Glowacki, F. Ebert. R2: C. Cooney, V. Demartini, T. L. Zurmuhlen Baker. The production of this year's yearbook began last May with the taking of Senior portraits. Throughout, the summer, planning and preparation took place, with the staff attending a four day workshop at the University of Rochester. Although it was a little hard getting there the trip was well worth it. Valuable techniques in layouts, photography and business management were learned in between water fights. The photography for the yearbook began the third day of school and for the next six months the staff was busy with layouts, obtaining copy and ads. As the final deadline drew near, the staff was in a frenzy, but with persistent work the deadline was finally met and the record of 1981 was finally completed. The amount of hours put into the yearbook are too numerous to begin to count, but with finished product in hand, it all seems worth it. The staff could not have completed this classic without the help and assistance of many people. Special thanks to Dawn Phinney, Renee Schmid, Irene Stack, Gina Schallehn, lohn Bowler, Lauria Vasko, Colleen Welch, Cheryl Senecal, Mr. Soukey, Mark Fleggen, Kim Kenyon and our advisors Ms. Vivienne De Martini, Mrs. Gayle O'Bryan. 171 Hi, my name is Laila Cronning. I'm a Rotary Exchange student this year from Denmark. I am 17 years old and last year I graduated from high school in Denmark. But next fall I will begin in school again for three more years. These three years of schooling are not exactly like your college, but I will be studying on the college level. I like to knit in the wintertime. I enjoyed trying to learn cross-country skiing here in the U.S. this winter. Although we have snow in Denmark, I never went skiing before! The winter here is colder and the summer hotter than in Denmark. The main idea of my stay here in the U.S.A. is to learn the English language and how American people live. I found it very difficult to understand and speak English, especially when I first came last summer. I feel it is a big chance that I could come here, and that I could have the experience to go to Ballston Spa High School. I would like to thank the three host families — the Kings, the Boltons and the Knapiks very much, because I could stay in their homes, which I enjoyed very much. I also want to thank the students and teachers at school who made my American year such fun. FOREIGN FRIENDS Hi, my name is lulio Coelho. I'm a Rotary Club Exchange student from Brazil. I come from a small city in southeast Brazil, Duro Peto. I have seven brothers and sisters. I first came to Ballston Spa in February and stayed at the Monscko's. During the summer I traveled with 250 other exchange students across the United States, eventually ending our trip in California. When school began, I stayed at the home of Paul Sausville, until I returned to Brazil in December. I played on the soccer team this year and enjoyed it very much. I also like to listen to music and my favorite American group is Queen. I enjoyed my stay at Ballston Spa High School and hope to return to the U.S. to attend college. I would like to thank my host families, the Monscke's and the Sausville's. I would also like to thank my teachers and also Coach Banovio. 172 iEaglp fflatt ICn' 7UE PLUE PillL PUP Formally Tiurrr? THE OLDEST TJMW OWNEP BAR lAI e UMt N SPH SMoE ?33 rhf H'irfer Joseph Miranda. 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