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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

MEMORIES Ballston Spa High School Garrett Road Ballston Spa, New York Volume 43 Seniors Clubs Advertisements SENIORS Row 1: C. Coulter, L. Goodwin, L. Stevens, M. McLaren, Row 2: Mr. Pemrick, Mr. Rumsey. Lisa Aschmutat Barbara Allen Terri Arnold Scott Audette Jeffrey August Dana Backer 4 Timothy Bills Tammy Boynton Thomas Boynton 5 David Bradt Dawn Bridges David Brown William Bunyan James Bump Lisa Cardinali Amy Carella Dayton Carpenter 6 Kelly Carson Jeffrey Carter Joseph Collins Charles Carter Anne Charlton Cheryl Coulter Alan Christner Lorri Cleveland Michael Curran Sherry Dashiel Katherine Dobson Randall Countermine Traci Crouch Jennifer Curley Michael Danzis Thomas DeFilippo Raymond Elliot Donna Faber Jane Federico Lori Dymond Thomas Ecobelli Carol Espey Heidi Engel John Flaws Jane Fletcher Bernard Fragomeni Edward Fredericks Sandra Flynn Timothy French Sally Forbes John Flasser Eileen Flatley Jay Gawrys Lucinda Grimaldi Robyn Handy Daniel Gordon Cynthia Groski Sandra Griffin Jeri Hammond Laura Goodwin Andrew Grose Michael Hannah Arne Heggen John Hennigan Ronald Henry Michael Heritage Patti Heritage David Hettrich 13 Laurie Hewitt Andrew Hickok John P. Hogan Albert Hoffman William Ippoliti Shannon Irish Teresa Hubbley Kevin Hughes 15 Kimberly Kenyon Linda Kerwood Michael Ladd Todd LaFayette Paul LaGalles Elizabeth Lehmann 16 ■ Brenda I enz Kimberly Loya Mark Lynett Maribeth Luciano Sheryl Lutt Todd Mabb Charles Mack Francis Maheaux 17 Merry McLaren Christopher McQuade Brian McCoy Bambi Mercier John Mevec Deborah Martinez Daniel Marinello Kristine Martin Kathleen Morahan Todd Morey Mylissa Morris Michael Morrissey Marie Munier Jeffrey Narbon Sharon Older Robert Orzel Michelle Pastore Dawn Phinney Joseph Pita Norma Ouelette Lori Parrotte Lloyd Perrino Ira Ostrowski Lori Palumbo Jacqueline Pivonka Roy Priest Florence Prunier Frances Prunier Brian Ray Rodger Reese Joseph Robe toy Penny Rydzynski Terri Rafferty James Russell Stephen Salvato Tammy Sanders Gina Schallehn Mary Schiller Renee Schmid Debbie Shannon Mary Sharadin Jeffrey Shippee David Smith Mic hael Smith Virginia Smith Darci Solotruck Memories Deep within the heart immured, Are found the memories that Have endured. A gentle touch, a sight, a sound; Such are the things that will abound. Memories of moments together shared Cannot be compared. Forever we’ll hold these Memories so dear. To reflect upon through all the years. by Debbie Stanley Irene Stack Debra Stanley 24 Gene Staulters Joyce Staulters Jeffrey Stickles James Stover Robert Taylor Susan Taylor Laurie Stevens Lynne Stodgell Michael Sucato Walter Teller Patricia Thorne Greg Thorton Anita Tompson James Uline Lisa Uline Ann Marie VanBuren Brian VanBuren Laura VanDeusen Kristan Welsh Bruce Wescott 27 Gregory Willmott Stephen Wood Warren Zapp 28 Kimberly Zibell 29 31 32 Kenneth W. Macica David L. Robinson John E. Robens Light is not lost When this bright dap is gone there comes a time of dark and then the dawn — man does not die when spirit leaves the earth he has but gone to know another birth. W. A. Abbott 41 3 :c.- 44 45 49 50 51 CLUBS 53 Who’s Who This year, six music students from Ballston Spa High School participated in Area All-State. To be chosen for Area All-State, you must be one of the best musicians in a nine county area. This year’s concert was held at the Sartoga Junior High School on November 21,1981. Students who were chosen were; Kathy Green for Orchestra, Jim McHale for Symphonic Band, and Alison Ramsey, John Salvato, Donna Schroter and Steve Shaw for Festival Choir. Row 1: A. Ramsey, J. McHale. Row 2: D. Schroter, K. Green, J. Salvato, S. Shaw. Greg Willmott was selected this year for the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. Seniors vote for the classmate that they feel exemplifies the characteristics of good citizenship and service to the school and community. Then the faculty chooses the student from the top two finalists. Greg has received $25 certificate and a gold medal for this accomplishment. 54 A New Friend Americans to be much more liberal than we are. Students are casual, lighthearted and loud. I enjoy their sense of humor, their ability to take criticism and their ability to endure being laughed at. The students have been extremely friendly and hospitable and have made me feel at home. This is an enormous compliment to the students and their school. Keep it up! This year looks extremely promising. I’d like to thank everyone who has helped to develop this attitude in me, especially the McNamara family who have been absolutely great hosts. Thanks. Hi, I’m Jac. I’m from Cape Town in sunny South Africa. I live on the coast, so during the summer I spend much time at the beach. Even though Cape Town is very alive, I can see myself enjoying quiet Ballston Spa this year. My first week and a half here has been a period of important discoveries about America and its people. It has also been a time of tremendous adjustments. The biggest adjustment I had to make was to the weather. I left 90 degrees Fahrenheit and sun scorched beaches to arrive in snow packed Ballston Spa. I had never seen snow before and therefore the enjoyment of its presence has been immense. I have attempted sledding and cross country skiing and have enjoyed both. I suppose I have been acting like a five year old in the snow — but it has been fun. The place to learn about people and their attitudes is in school. At this tremendous school I have found % 55 Girls’ and Boys’ State To be selected for Girls’ State you must first be recommended by the faculty and the principal. The next step is to prepare a resume and be interviewed by the American Legion Women’s Auxiliary, only one girl out of the three that the school recommends is chosen. This year’s finalist was Jeri Hammond who went to Keuka College for a week this summer. While there, mythical states were set up, political parties were formed and elections were held. This year Jason Fernau, Greg Willmott, and Ber-nie Fragomeni were chosen to represent our school when they went to Morrisville College for Boys’ State. They were chosen in their Junior year by the faculty at Ballston Spa High. While at Morrisville they set up artificial states, cities, and counties. It was not all work and no play, however, the boys enjoyed many sports activities as well. Color Guard Row 1: T. North, T. North, K. Whitcher (Capt.), V. Hayden, L. Kerwood, J. Brown. Row 2: K. Blow, C. Flint, K. Keim, L. Allman, J. Chute, L. Fuller, C. Jenzer. Row 3: C. Keenan, K. Watkins (Capt.), T. Bridges, M. Chute, A. Tyrell. The color guard was a new addition to our school this year. All girls from grades nine through twelve were eligible to join. Miss Peggy Tayler coached the team. The Color Guard did their routine during the half-time of football games, and participated in the Homecoming Parade. National Honor Society Row 1: F. Feldhaus, H. Engel, A. Charlton, D. Phinney, L. Grandin, R. Schmid, H. Westfall. Row 2: B. Collins, J. Bischofberger, Z. Zlot-nick, L. Voehringer, A. Heggen, J. Hammond, C. Waring, D. Lewis, K. Lavery, J. McGonagle, H. Adams. Row 3: A. Tambasco, J. Fletcher, S. Lutt, E. Lehmann, R. Handy, T. DeFilippo, G. Willmott, T. Coulter, C. Cooney, J. Fernau. National Honor Society selects its members on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service to school and community twice a year. Members of N.H.S. hold an annual blood mobile at the high school and participate in community events such as the Special Olympics. Officers are as follows: Arnie Heggan — President, Bernie Fragomeni — Vice President, Donna Mitchell — secretary, Jeri Hammond — treasurer, Mrs. Hen-nig — Advisor. President Arne Heggen. Sheryl Lutt pins Chris Waring. Dawn Phinney lights the candle of scholarship. Brenda Collins proudly accepts her membership pin from Jane Fletcher pins a nervous Linda Voehrineer. Holly Westfall. 59 Varsity Clubs Boys’ Varsity Club: How 1: B. Wescott, T. Morey. How 2: G. Blake, G. Staulters, J. Fernau, T. Mabb, J. Dumas. Row 3: J. Gawrys, G. Willmott, A. McGrath, A. Heggan, Mr. Revena. Row 4: M. Ladd, D. Mitchell, D. Marinello, T. Coulter. Girls’ Varsity Club: Row 1: M. Kolberg, R. Handy, D. Mitchell, C. Groski. Row 2: Mrs. Curcio, J. Federico, L. Grandin, S. Taylor, K. Kenyon. Row 3: B. Collins, S. Older, J. Colangelo, L. Smith. Congress of Student Legislature Row 1: D. Mitchell, J. Stickles. Row 2: G. Willmott, D. Marinello, L. Stodgell, L. Goodwin, L. Stevens. C. Coulter, J. Federico. T. Parillo, T. Merend, Sherling, M. Little, J. DeLeonardis, L. Hughes, D. Goosens, T. Crouch. Row 3: T. Coulter, D. Filion, D. Poitras, D. Lewis, D. Poitras, D. Lewis, D. Carlton, J. Diblasio, K Welsh, K. Vasko, S. Corona, S. Demia, A. I aBuzzetta, D. Phinney. Row 4: M. Ostrander, A. Griffin, D. DeLaurie, L. Fregeau, L. Gomes, Tcollins, F. Feldhaus, S. Davis, C. Carlson, L. Smith, C. Sarnowski, T. Svoboda, K. DeLucia, K. Blaber. Row 5: B. Wescott, S. Legnante, D. Kenyon, L. Smith, D. Sat-terlee K. Lavery. C. Pimentel, B. Kelly, L. Knowles, J. Manning, T. Gloker, M. Chojecki, L. Peroha, L. Thompson. Row 6: M. Dalquist, K. Durnat, D. Westbrook. S. Lutt, M. Michelin, J. McGonagle, T. Forman, M. Carpenter, L. Puckhaber, L. Grandin, C. McLaren, K. King, K. Kenyon. Row 7: M. Hanson, B Goodwin. B. King, D. Kellerman, A. Van Buren, J. Veet, E. Flatly, S. Traynor, J. Colangelo, K. Clancy, S. Diblasio, L. Anderson, D. Pelletier, L. Blakeslee. Row 8: B. Ruger, M. Phinney. M. McLaren, S. Flynn, D. Solotruck, M. Heritage, S. Taylor, L. Uline, J. Robataille, M. Ruzzo, J. Petteys, D. Weaver, L. Thomas. This year our student government contributed greatly to the school. Its many activities included the Homecoming bonfire, parade, halftime ceremonies and a very successful dance. Our government helps keep the school alive with participation in every area of school life. B. Fragomeni, R. Handy, G. Willmott, L. Cardinali, M. Ladd 61 Business Club The Business Club spends a good part of each year participating in fund-raising activities. We sell approximately $5,000 worth of merchandise which yields a sizeable profit. This profit helps finance various field trips to the Empire State Plaze, the state capital, Motor Vehicles, the Egg, and the state museum. Future plans include completion of a follow-up study of former Ballston Spa High School business graduates. We would like to treat them to an open house. The school year is ended with a dinner banquet and awards ceremony. iwSt Row 1: D. McCumber, S. Older, C. Carlson, J. Schock, D. Putcher, K Brewster, M. McCumber, M. Komar, D. Poitras, D. Kenyon, D. Lewis, D. Poitras, D. Lewis. Row 2: A. Legnante, S. Guideo, D. Wagner, S. Trayner, S. Foster, B. Kelly, C. Nicholson, A. Kinney, T. Green, J. Knickerbocker, C. Dugan, R. Handy, D. Phinney, L. Gomes, T. Collins, B. Garrison, A. Yager, R. Burstin. This year “Cross Current,” under the direction of editor Bobbie Carlton and Assistant editor Greg Heald, put out four issues. The newspaper conducted many fund-raising activities in order to raise money to have the paper published. This year Lori Palumbo was once again in charge of advertising and while freshman Bob Ed-miston has capably stepped in to handle photography. With many freshmen and sophomores joining the staff this year the future for the paper looks bright. Newspaper Row 1: C. Waring, B. Carlton, B. Miskanin, Mr. Brougham, N. Johnson. Row 2: M. Adams, C. Kollgaard, J. Stover, L. Palumbo, J. Bishofberger, M. Reisner. 62 Service Club Service Club is a club that offers their service to the school, they volunteer their free period to work in the bookstore. They usher at school functions and assist teachers where needed. Their activities include running the canteen at the football games and an annual fund raising drive. They donate their earnings to various charities or to some needed school project. Row 1: L. Allen, D. Lewis, J. Miskanin, C. Conolly, Mrs. McGinn. Row 2: P. Moore, M. Komar, L. Voehr-inger, K. Booker, K. Moriarty, E. Schiller, J. Fletcher. Row 3: B. Carlton, D. Poitras, D. Poitras. Row 4: J. Hogan, A. Jennings, T. Johnson, T. Ecobelli, D. Miles, L. Forshey, M. Schiller, D. Johnson, L. Palumbo. F.F.A. Conservation The F.F.A. Conservation is an organization for students who want to enter a career in agriculture or conservation after high school. Each year club members attend a competition at Cobleskill in conservation. Row 1: B. Stewart, M. Post, B. Paetzold, R. Tomaski, M. Prunnier, J. Collins, B. Thornhill, D. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Ryan, Mr. Youngs, J. Nichols, P. Ryan, F. Samascott, P. Conklin, J. Plummer, D. Rockwell, B. Ryan, C. O’Brian, T. Arpey, L. Purdy, E. Lawrence, M. Mead, M. Whitney, T. Voorhees. Row 3: P. French, F. Maheax, C. Mackenzie, R. Cabral, J. TenEyck, P. Ostrander, J. Solghor, M. Corbeil. 63 1982 Yearbook Staff Photographer - Heidi Engel Row 1: D- Penney. Row 2: Mr8- O’Bryan, G. Schallehn, I. Stack, J. Federico. 64 Photographer — Darren Barnes Memories The 1982 Yearbook Staff can best be described as the Yearbook Staff nobody wanted. We started out the year without an advisor or a company representative. It has been a year of constant work and setbacks. We couldn’t have made it through the year without the help of many people. We would like to thank the following people: Mr. Paul Perrault for taking us to the workshop in Rochester and for encouraging us; Mrs. Mary Skocylas for designing the cover; Mrs. Ruth Wilson for always putting up with us; Mrs. Irene Schallehn for the use of her home and turkey; Laurie Stevens and the subscription staff for helping us; Heidi Engel, Darren Barnes, Tom Baker, and Leif Zurmuhlen for their photographic work; Mr. Dick Himmel for helping us meet our final deadline; Mrs. Gayle O’Bryan for finally becoming our advisor. The yearbook Staff: Co-editors — Gina Schallehn and Irene Stack; Layout Editors — Dawn Phinney and Jane Federico. 65 Music Activities Row 1: E. Lehmen, E. Dymond, J. Wells, S. Rodriquez, L. Blackwood, M. Breyo, J. Berggren, J. Moore, A. Zurmulen, K. DeLucia, S. D’Amico, L. Blakeslee. Row 2: A. Carella, D. LaJeunesse, S. Knowlton, R. Dixon, J. Fletcher, F. Moore, C. Conolly, S. Regis, L. Carr, A. Ramsey, J. Hammond, D. Shroter, J. Kerwood, L. Voerhinger, T. Bridges, L. Allman, J. Ivers. Row 3: P. Thomas, C. Keenan, M. Chute, A. Todd, L. Burkey, J. Miskanin, A. Tambasco, B. Kemper, G. Wilson, J. Larsen, B. Pokines, G. Evans. J. Jones, E. Hart. Row 4: C. Jenkins, S. Fulton, J. Izzo, B. Collins. S. Ferguson, T. Collins, T. Ecobeli, L. Forshey, B. Dybowski, J. McHale. Row 5: S. Stanley, J. Julian, C. Hansen, L. Pinkston, D. Gianquit-to, I. Ostroski, A. Grose, M. Johnson, C. Bowler, D. Papke. Music Activities Club is an organization consisting of members of band, chorus, orchestra, and any others interested in music. Through various fund-raising activities, the club sponsors trips to shows, an award at graduation and various other activities needing funding which arise during the year. Through athletic and fun-oriented activities, the club doubles as a social organization. B.O.C.E.S. 67 The B.O.C.E.S. program gives Juniors and Seniors the opportunity to take courses not offered in the regular school curriculum. Students may take courses in Agriculture, Business, Automotive Mechanics, Graphic Arts, Health Services, Metal trades, Electromechanics, and Personal Services, all of which can be used throughout their lives. John Harris takes time out for a picture. Brian Gladd diligently works away. 68 David Brown learns how to insulate properly. Mike Morrissey helps out a friend. - K't • N LMdi Pete Ostrander displays some of the tools he uses daily. Dawn Arthur practices the new styles. Lisa Aschmutat and Debbie Stanley make a new friend. Scott Lisinicchia looks over his creation. Joe Robetoy and 70 T Royal Donaldson and Ed Stoddard prepare baked beans. Tammy Green learns the right way to style hair. Jim Bump. Gerald Gifford serves up lunch. What’s wrong with the engine, Todd Mabb? Dave Gori sands down the car. Tim Walker gets a little help. 72 ACTIVITIES 73 Homecoming ’81 began this year on Friday, November 13, at the beginning of 7th period when all four classes found their places in the gym. The spirit contest officially began with the rowdy Juniors screaming their way into first place. Surprisingly the Sophomores clinched the link contest after selling a tremendous amount of links. That night the traditional bonfire took place with the Hudson Falls dummy going up in flames. Saturday’s game was preceded by the Homecoming parade. The first minutes of the game were marked by Todd Coulter’s interception which led to our first and only touchdown. This left Ballston with a 6-0 victory over our Homecoming opponents. At half time Lisa Cardinali announced each class’ queen and court. Robyn Handy announced the results of the float contest, with the Seniors taking their well deserved victory. 74 75 The senior float — their first and final triumph. Debbie and Mike ride along. The juniors were “shocked” when they only took second. Todd Mabb and Laura Goodwin. Courts Senior Court — Todd Mabb and Lynne Stodgell, Queen — Kristan Welsh, King — Jeff Stickles. Junior Court — Mimi Carpenter, Queen — Lolly Knowlls, Junior Court — Thresa Monaco. Sophomore Court — JoAnn Chetwynd, Queen — Debbie Pelletier, Sophomore Court — Maureen Little. A Homecoming 78 V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Everyone dances to the music of Fair Play. Some people enjoy a break from dancing. Andy and Norma dance the night away. The Sounds of Christmas Mrs. Bruno sings along with the chorus. Scott Knowlton plays the cello. These talented singers have the spotlight all to themselves. 82 Gary Wilson and David Grose concentrate on their music. The sounds of the chorus echo throughout the auditorium. What would a concert be without the flutes? The woodwinds’ music adds to the enchantment of Christmas. 83 The Spirit of Christmas The day before Christmas vacation this year was again spent singing Christmas Carols, watching movies and playing chess. Michael Morgan, an alumnus of Ballston Spa High School, now a disc jockey for 92 FLY, played records in the gymnasium. Everyone agreed that this was a joyous way to start off Christmas vacation. Mrs. Wayand jokes with Mark Hersh. 84 92 FLY’s Michael Morgan. The Angels: Jimmy and Corky. Many girls were caught under the mistletoe. There were many activities including chess and computer games Mrs. Bruno and the chorus gave us the sounds of Christmas. ®f|C Crucifer of 3Huo Chris Moore and Holly Adams Mike, Steve, and Andy Andy Grose For this year’s fall production co-directors Harry Smith and Donald Mitola chose the Sherlock Holmes mystery-drama, “The Crucifer of Blood.” Although more people attended the six performances than any other play in three years, the show still managed to finish in the red. Lead roles were performed by Andy Grose, Mike Johnson, Chris Moore, Holly Adams, Terry Collins, and Yuri Waschenko. The cast also included: Kathy Dobson, Megan Donahoe, Steve Ferguson, Lee Forshey, and Jenna Grose. The youthful cast did an excellent job, as did a strong backstage crew. Ballston Spa should look forward to at least several more years of superior theatrical entertainment. Holly Adams and Mike Johnson 87 Sports Budget 1982 We all remember that this year’s sports budget was voted down twice. Mr. Spensieri spent a good deal of his summer fighting for sports at Ballston Spa. We wanted to know more about this important issue, and we felt you would too. Question: Why was Mr. Michael Spensieri so involved in this issue? Answer: Mr. Spensieri participated in the sports programs at Ballston Spa while he was growing up and wanted his children to have the same athletic opportunities that he enjoyed. He has also spent several years coaching at Ballston — from Pop Warner Football to Varsity Football. Mr. Spensieri felt that without sports the morale of the students, as well as the faculty would be quite low. He also believed that in time the community would have regretted what had happened. Question: Why did the sports budget fail to pass the first two times it was voted on? Answer: There are several answers to that question. The whole Nation is in a state of recession and money is tight — people have to cut down somewhere. Unfortunately the only place that people can exhibit any control over their taxes is at the local school budget. According to Mr. Spensieri, the “school has to take the brunt of it.” Mr. Spensieri, however, accredits the first two failures to “voter apathy.” People do not feel that their vote is worth anything. Even after 1500 people signed petitions only 1200 people voted. Question: Why did the sports budget finally pass the third time? Answer: The community realized the consequences of their actions. The sports budget finally passed due to the efforts of many. A meeting with the parents of all students involved in sports took place, from then on the ball was rolling. Among other things, phone calls were made to voters to urge them to get out and vote. Rides were also offered to the poles and petitions were circulated. A special thanks to Mr. Hugh Hollowood, Ann Griffen and Chris Cooney. “We are fortunate to have people like these in our school district,” commented Mr. Spensieri. 88 SPORTS 89 Varsity Football Row 1: M. Moriarity, J. Gawrys, B. Wescott, J. Prunier, T. Mabb, G. Willmott, B. Hart, R. Orzel, J. Allard, J. McWilliams. Row 2: Mr. Becker, M. Sucato, M. Ostrander, C. Cooney, J. Stickles, F. Koebemen, B. Fragomeni, J. Mevic, J. Dumas. Row 3: Mr. Spenseri, M. Ladd, B. Kenny, R. Cook, B. Knuth, T. Coulter, D. Mitchell, M. Heritage, J. Russell, S. Krasuski, J. Fernau, B. McCoy, Mr. Revena. This year’s varsity football team overcame a slow start, won its last five games, and finished in a three-way tie with Gloversville and Johnstown for the Foothills Council Championship. Rebounding from a sub-par 1980 campaign, the team finished with an overall record of 6-2, a Foothills Council slate of 5-1, posted four shutouts, and was ranked 17th in a New York State football poll. After losing two of their first three games by a total of four points (a 9-6 defeat in a non-league contest at Whitesboro and a 7-6 overtime setback to Johnstown sandwiched around a 27-0 thrashing of South High), the Scotties turned things around. Under the direction of head coach Ron Ravena and his assistants, Charles “Butch” Becker and “Skip” Spensieri, the team finished the year by trouncing Glens Falls 26-6, blitzing Niskyauna of the Suburban Council 41-0, drubbing Gloversville 36-8, and blanking both Queensbury (25-0) and Hudson Falls (6-0). Ballston’s victory shocked undefeated Gloversville. The squad’s success, according to Mr. Ravena, was due to a total team effort. The offense, behind a hard-working front line, excellent running game, and timely passing attack, rolled up 173 total points, while an aggressive, hard-hitting, and finely-tuned defense gave up just 30. Ballston’s biggest win of the year came at the expense of Gloversville as the Scotties’ defense not only shut down Gloversville’s high-powered offense, but scored three touchdowns. A A look of apprehension from John Mevec Chris Cooney drops back for the pass. J.V. Football The Junior Varsity football team had a tremendous 1981 campaign. They were Foothills Council Co-Champions along with Gloversville. Their record was 7-0-1, overall, league record was 5-0-1. The defense gave up only 48 points while the offense scored 150. Row 1: S. Mihal, K. Patterson, A. Breese, D. Quinlinvan, B. Lewis, G. Preece, J. Dalby, J. Orzel. Row 2: R1 Kenny, K. Potter, B. Cook, R. Allen, R. Cook, S. Boynton, R. Lisieski, E. Heflin, A. Wager. Row 3: M. Thompson, L. Woodruff, G. Briggs, S. Hammack, D. Lynett, P. Feldhaus, C. Turcotte, D.Willmott, D. Brackett, J. Carter, R. Levine. 92 Freshman Football Row 1: R. Gossen, M. Lefler, C. Davis, B. Ryan, C. Macica, M. Thompson, B. Carey. Row 2: J. Shannon, L. Manning, J. DeLeonardis, J. LeVee, C. Uline, P. Brown, P. Thomas, J. Baker, P. LeBrecque. Row 3: J. Nichols, M. Shinebarger, T. Harrington, C. Hanson, B. Labombard, C. Campney, C. O’Brien, M. Koebberman, E. Wetherington. The Freshman Football team didn’t have much luck this year. Their record was 0-4-2, under the direction of Mr. DeLaurie and Mr. Pemrick. They tied Gloversville and Scotia. A key injury to the team was Eugene Wethington, quarterback, who was lost for the year to a fractured wrist. 93 Varsity Field Hockey Row 1- K Welsh, R. Hartwick, E. Flatley, A. VanBuren, L. Fregeau, S. Older. Row 2: J. McGonagle, L. Smith, L. Cardinal!. L. Puckhaber, J. Veet, B. Kemper, C. Walsh, S. Stickles, T. Glokler, P. Rydzynski. The Varsity Field Hockey team’s record was 3-9 in the league and 7-10 overall. The Varsity team had a very strong defense, thanks to the good playing of center halfback Sharon Older, sweeper Chris Walsh, and goalie Sue Stickles. Sharon Older was named to the All-star team in the Foothills Council. Eileen Flatley and Chris Walsh received Honorable Mention. The Varsity team is losing 10 seniors but will have 6 players returning next year. 94 J.V. Field Hockey Row 1: L. Thomas, M. Danison, L. Hughes, A. LaBuzzetta, D. Farins, N. Spaziani, R. Rich, N. Brunell. Row 2: H. Merend, L. Blakeslee, L. Smith, B. King, K. Glowacki, J. Robitaille, M. Flatley, T. Forman. The J.V. Field Hockey team ended their season with a 1-5-2 record in the league and 4-6-2 record overall. Returning from last year were 3 players. Three freshmen also helped to make up part of the team. Lauren Thomas, Karyn Glowacki, Lisa Smith, Annette LaBuzzetta and Margaret Danison were outstanding players. 95 Bruce Wescott and Todd Mabb have an outstanding future in football. They were named to the Saratogian Dream Team, along with fellow team member Greg Willmott. Todd Mabb (Co-Captain) was named to the All State Team — First team-defense. Bruce Wescott was named to the All State Team — Second team-offense. Todd Mabb and Bruce Wescott 96 Cross Country Ballston Spa’s Cross Country teams showed great improvement this year. Both the boy’s and girl’s teams performed well. Their crowning achievement was finishing the year with a second place finish in Section II. The boy’s league record was 3-3 while the girl’s team was 2-4. Outstanding runners for the boy’s team were Kurt Backman and Chris Howes. Outstanding girl runners were Tina Burke, Kim DeLucia and Wendy Was-ieliwski. Row 1- L Thompson, S. Flynn, T. Burke, L. Szumachowski, K. DeLucia, A. Griffin, D. Weaver, W. Wasielewski. Row 2: D. Bradt, Guilfoile, E. Fredricks, T. Morey, S. Wood, T. Baker. Row 3: Mr. Williams, J. Regis, K. Backman, C. Howes, M. Connors, 0. Phinney. Row 4: G. Morgan, M. Adams, K. Kollgaard, J. Stover, J. Shippee, K. Charlton. Steve Wood acted as boy’s team captain, while Sandy Flynn was the girl’s captain. 'I,-' The team’s final record was 10-10. It’s the best record they have had in ten years! Row 1: A. Heggan, D. Bradt, D. Marinello, T. LaFayette, B. Fragomeni, J. Mevec. Row 2: C. Cooney, T. Hollowood, D. Mullen, J. Kindi, T. Coulter, M. Conners, C. Howes, M. Schober. The Varsity Basketball team showed much potential this year with the return of Todd LaFayette and many of the Junior Varsity squad. This year they placed second, again, in the Saratoga Catholic Central Christmas Tournament. Named to the All-Tournament Team was Todd Coulter. Seniors on the squad were: Arne Heggen, Dan Marinello, Todd LaFayette, Bernie Fragomeni, John Mevec and Dave Bradt. Arne Heggan works his way down the court. Todd LaFayette flies over his competition. 98 Chris Howes does some fancy dribbling. John Kindi warms up before a game. Todd Coulter shoots for two. Bernie Fragomeni Coach Howes psyches the team. J.V. Basketball Row 1: M. Thompson, J. Schober, I. Welsh, M. Lawrence, R. Sherling, D. Filion, K. Handy. Row 2: J. Dean Filion leaps to put one in. Pokines, A. Callahan, D. Brackett, D. Fox, P. Feldhaus, T. Donahue, Mr. Lawrence. The J.V. team listens to the strategy of Coach Lawrence. Dave Brackett Ron Sherling goes for the lay up. 100 F reshmen Basketball ________:____________________:_______ Row 1: M. Leffler, E. Wetherington, P. Melander, J. Dohahue, T. Gregory. Row 2: T. McClements, C. Uline, W. Collins, K. Decker, M. Keobbeman, C. Campney, P. Thomas. Eugene Wetherington Chuck Campney fights for the ball. 101 Varsity Wrestling Row 1: C. Groves, L. Staulters, W. Staulters, J. Staulters, G. Blake. Row 2: G. Staulters, E. Groves, J. Older, T. Cook. Row 3: Coach Johnson, T. Mabb, D. Mitchells, B. Wescott, B. Hart, D. Willmott. The Ballston Spa Wrestling team started the season with 28 consecutive wins and ran its record up to 36 consecutive before going to West Point for the New York State Cup Tournament. At West Point they tied Peru, but lost in the tie breaking procedure, they were also defeated by Arlington. The team was going for their third consecutive Foothills Council title, but was defeated in a very controversial match by Queensbury. The team came right back and proved themselves by beating Queensbury by over 50 points in the Class B sectionals. The team had five Class B champions, three runner ups, one third place finisher, two fourth place finishers, one fifth place finisher, and a sixth place finisher. Several people on the team had over twenty wins. Co-captain Gene Staulters 27-1, Cocaptain Todd Mabb 26-1, Lee Staulters 23-2, Wes Staulters 25-1, and Dave Mitchell 21-3. These records are before the Section II finals at the Glens Falls Civic Center. The team finished the season with a 9-2-1 record; second in the Foothills Council and first in the Class B sectionals. Todd Mabb goes for a pin. 102 Lee Staulters Gary Blake Get PSYCHED! Wes Staulters strains to push his man over. Hold on tight Bob Hart. Jeff Staulters “Congratulations” Todd Mabb 103 J.V. Wrestling Row 1: T. Groski, C. Jennings, D. Hoag, P. Staulters, J. Shennon, T. Arpey. Row 2: R. Henry, D. Blake, B. Legnante, R. Lueski, P. LeBre que, C. Douglas. Row 3: D. Lynett, B. Lewis, B. I ee, B. Cook, S. Shaw, C. rourtellote, O Brien. Bobby Lee Bill Cook 104 Jeff Shannon takes down his opponent. Bowling Row 1: K. Lisinicchia, A. Hodgson, J. Dumas. Row 2: B. Martin, B. Rice, P. Nicholson, J. Orzel, D. Bridges. Row 3: P. Brown, S. Lisinicchia, G. Willmott, J. Flaws, J. Cram, Mr. Pigeon. This year’s bowling team was very experienced. It had many returning players. Seniors on the team were: Greg Willmott, Jim Flaws, Dawn Bridges, Jeff Dumas, and Paul Brown. The team was coached by Mr. Pidgeon. This team won the Foothills Council. 105 Girls’ Varsity Basketball The girls’ varsity basketball team had a good year. They were coached by Mr. DeLaurie. There were many returning J.V. Players. So next year’s team should be very experienced. Row 1: M. Danison, D. DeLaurie, L. Fregeau, S. Stickles, A. Griffen. Row 2: L. Smith, B. Collins, L. Smith, R. Stevens, T. Little, B. Delamonter. Debbie Dreher looks for someone open. Senior, Sherry Dashiel. Laura Smith shoots for two. 106 Girls’ J.V. Basketball Row 1: S. Lamponan, A. Vanderworker. Row 2: C. Thompson, D. Filipo, D. Labuzzetta, R. Rich, K. Johnson, N. Burnell, K. Barnes, M. Lynette, G. Manzer, Mrs. Brand. Looking for a pass. Gail Manzer 107 Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Team: Row 1: K. Laverly, G. McCarthy. Row 2: M. Ruzzo, K. Heggen. Row 3: P. Mangino, B. Kelly. Row 4: D. Mitchell, C. Groski. Row 5: B. Goodwin, R. Handy. Row 6: T. Monaco, L. Thomas. J.V. Team: T. Glokler, S. Pellegrini, D. Pelletier. Row 2: L. Gran-din, F. Feldhaus, B. Mitchell. Row 3: S. Davis, J. DeLeonardus, K. Welsh. Row 4: J. DiBlasio. 108 Football Cheerleaders Varsity Team: Row 1: L. Goodwin, F. Feldhaus, M. Kolberg, K. Mitchell, R. Handy, K. Heggan, C. Groski, B. Kelley. Row 2: T. Monaco, S. Davis, P. Mangino, G. McCarthy. J.V. Team: Row 1: D. Pelletier. Row 2: K. Welsh, J. DeLeonar-dus, K. Mihal. Row 3: S. Pellegrini, B. Mitchell, B. Goodwin. Row 4: P. Chojecki, J. DeBlasio. Row 5: M. Ruzzo. Varsity Volleyball Lisa Puckhaber dives for the ball. This year’s Varsity Volleyball team finished with a 14-3 record. Their toughest competitor was Hudson Falls and matches with this team were dropped by only a few points. The team attended a tournament in Windsor, New York, and made it to the semi-finals of the sectionals. Four team members were named to the All-star team: Darcy Solotruck, Brenda Collins, Lisa Smith and Sherry Dashiell, Team captain was Brenda Collins. They look forward to a great season next year. no X % Sharon Older goes up for the block. Sherry Dashiell jumps to bump Row 1: S. Dashiell, J. Federico, D. Solotruck, S. Older, J. Ivers. Row 2: B. Collins, L. Puckhaber, D. the ball. Dreher, M. Danison, L. Smith. J.V. Volleyball F!0W„1:„K' DeLucia’ B- Delamoter. Row 2: L. Angermiller, M. Flately, S. Damico, M. Lynette, R. Rich. Row 3: A. Griffin, N. Brunell T Lit-tie, R. Stevens, K. Vasco. Ill Golf This year’s golf team were Foothills champions for the second year in a row, with an overall record of 12-1. Outstanding players Kevin Hughes and Ken Handy were elected to the All-star team. The steady play of sophomore, Glenn Spellman was a big asset to the team, while senior, Paul Dunkelbarger came through with some low scores in key matches. The team should be a contender next year with the return of Nancy Ryan, Sean O’Brien Paul Team Members: G. Spellman, K. Blaauboey, N. Ryan, K. Hughes, S. O’Brien, K. Handy, Mr. Wayand, P. Schock, Glenn Spellman Dunkelbarger, D. Fox, C. Luciano, and Ken Handy. Paul Dunkelbarger Varsity Tennis Row 1: S. Diblasio, K. Kenyon, J. Federico, M. Breyo, L. Grandin. Row 2: D. Schroter, C. Sarnowski, J. Col-angelo, A. Dipasquale, D. Lewis, T. Crouch, C. McLaren. Jane Federico Jerrilyn, Kim, and Anna Marie. The Girls’ Tennis team was coached again this year by Mrs. Fran Wayand. The seniors on the team are Kim Kenyon, Jane Federico and Traci Crouch. So next year’s team will have many returning veterans. Anna Marie Dipasquale 113 Varsity Soccer Row 1: K. McCanty, D. Hettrich, M. Heggen, R. Sherilling, D. Filion, S. Audette, C. Ameral, P. Forshey. Row 2: A. Heggen, A. McGrath, B. Corlew, J. Salvato, T. McCrossen, W. Zapp, T. Hollowood, J. Dumas. Row 3: D. Mullen, M. Manosh, M. Peroha, C. Callahn, S. Shaw, S. Wojtewicz, T. DeFilippo, Coach J. Bucci. The varsity soccer team had a good year under the direction of new head coach Mr. John Bucci. His team consisted of mostly juniors so next year this will be an experienced team. Arne Heggen, Tom DeFilippo, Warren Zapp, and Scott Audette are the returning seniors who make the team as good as it is. Mike, Tom, Arne, and Kevin. 114 J.V. Soccer The junior varsity squad is coached by Mr. Wilfred Cunningham. He is doing an outstanding job for his first year in coaching. The team and coach are looking forward to a good year. Rl: D. Willey, T. Melander, M. Smith, W. Staulters, L. Staulters, T. Berggren, M. Koch. R2: J. Test, C. Douglas, D. Rockwell, B. Pokines, D. Blake, J. Larsen, T. Crouch. R3: E. Gradwell, B. Collins, D. Grose, R. McClements, P. Flatley, J. Pokines, A. Callahan, J. Julian, K. Decker, Coach W. Cunningham. 116 FACULTY 117 Administration Board of Education: Row 1: Mr. Shaw, Mr. Grandin, Mr. DuBois. Row 2: Mr. Dillion, Mrs. Pellegrini, Mr. Rhubin. Missing From Picture: Mr. Gardner. 118 Principal: Mr. Perreault Mr. Pemrick and Mr. De Laurie Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Spensieri, Mrs. Nagy. 119 Mrs. Fabian and Mrs. Pastore Mr. Coluni and Jeff Dumas 120 Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Seibert, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Trombley Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Schallehn, Mrs. Bourgeois, Mrs. Baltuch, Mrs. Cutbush, Mrs. Iamunno English Social Studies Michael Schaff and Mrs. Lake Mrs. Fobian, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Barabasz Mr. Bouton, Mr. Cifrino, Mr. Cunningham. Mrs. Silk, Mr. McPherson Mrs. O’Bryan Joanne Miskanin Mr. Knapik, Mr. Pidgeon, Mr. Meade, Mrs. O’Bryan, Mrs. Hennig, Mr. Spensieri, Mr. Olszewski 122 Mr. Hilferty, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Houch, Mr. Rumsey, Mr. Williams, Mr. Blom, Mr. Reed Science Mrs. Gerber helps Kelly Vedder 124 Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Curcio, Mr. Ravena, Mrs. Way and, Mr. Wayand 125 Music and Art Music: Mrs. Bruno and Dr. Waldron Art: Mr. Martin, Mrs. Tayler. Mr. Soukey, Mr. Kindi, Mr. Auwater 126 Reading and Writing: Mrs. Bowler, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Kolesar, Mrs. McCanty Occupational Education: Mr. Knight and Mrs. Miner Occ. Ed. and Reading and Writing 127 Guidance: Row 1: Mr. Crair, Mrs. Nolan. Row 2: Mr. Pokines, Mrs. Brundage. Language Bookstore: Mrs. McGinn Nurse: Mrs. Lankenau Custodians 129 Cafeteria Staff 130 JUNIORS 131 Row 1: A. McGrath, D. DeLaurie, Row 2: Mrs. Iamunno, Mrs. Rich, Row 3: L. Grandin, L. Puckhaber. Row 1: C. Carlson, S. Legnante, T. Glocker, D. Wilson, K. Vedder, Row 2: K. Handy, M. Peroha, Todd Coulter B. Knuth, C. McGowan, Row 3: R. Cook, G. Blake, I. Ostowski. Row 1: P. Dobler, S. Traynor, K. Clancy, P. Nicholson, Row 2: R. Sherling, J. Salvato, K. Lavery, D. Satterlee, D. Westbrook, L. Voehringer, Row 3: J. Older, W. Kenny, N. Reynolds, D. Svoboda, D. Little, D. Hill, K. Lisinicchia. 132 Row 1: E. Morrissey, P. Ostrander, D. Mitchell, P. Rydzynski, H. Schoebel, A. Yager, L. Purdy, M. Corbeil, Row 2: D. Schroter, J. Bischofberger, K. Durant, H. Merend, Row 3: J. McGonagle, J. Nadeau, C. Patterson, R. Kenny, G. McCarthy, M. Komar, Row 4: R. Allen, C. Cooney, D. Mullin, D. Filion, D. Marinello, M. Ladd, B. Maturo, J. Cram, Row 4: A. Hodson, R. Walker, T. Coulter. Picture to the right: Chris Howes. Row 1: M. Hogan, J. Thorwarth, Row 2: S. Fulton, W. Neugebauer, J. Himmer, T. Bridges, Row 3: 1). Barnes, M. Connors, J. McWilliams, D. Kenyon, J. Manning, L. Fregeau, Row 4: M. Ostrander, F. Wilkes. 134 How 1: C. Stoddard, F. Thomas, G. DaMarsh, I). Bylo, How 2: M. Ladd, C. Keenan, Row 3: L. Dussault, B. Wescott, K. Smith, L. Stodgell, P. Whalen. Bitsy Kemper Row 1: A. Reed, T. Middleton, J. Rydzynski, J. Shippee, Row 2: L. Cleveland, K. Cleveland, K. Lincoln, J. Donlon, Row 3: M. Simmons, J. Willard, E. VanPatten, F. Marra, Row 4: T. Hollowood, D. Mitchell, C. Barnes, M. Manosh, P. Ostrander. Row 1: T. Bouchard, L. Puckhaber, D. Lewis, L. Gomes, B. Lenz, Row 2: L. Bogardus, Z. Zlotnick, R. Teppo, P. Car-ckner, F. Feldhaus, J. Shock, S. Davis, C. Dugan, Row 3: J. Reardon, M. Moriarity, J. Carter, R. Olley, V. Blow, D. 136 DeLaurie, C. Stoddard, Row 4: P. Forshey, J. Kindi. Row 1: T. Matrazzo, M. Sitts, L. Frey, M. Spilliar, E. Hahn, Row 2: C. Jenzer, A. Tambasco, D. Dreher, J.Vrunier, K. Lisinicchia, C. Cooney, P. Mangino, Row 3: R. Carlton, S. O’Brien, S. Miller. Row 1: A. Legnante, M. McLaren, Row 2: T. Green, D. Dutcher, M. Row 3: L. Blackwood, B. Baker, S. Shaw, J. Staulters, D. Jennings, , D. Dorr, T. Marshall, S. Older, H. Varnev. • I igermiller, D. Blair, B. Wescott, R. Guilfoyle, lompanion, D. Dowen, T. Baker, D. Hiboard, 137 Row 1: E. Dunham, C. Donaldson, Row 2: B. Garrison, J. Colangelo, K. Brewster, K. Whitaker, Corky Dorr Row 3: T. Cook, M. Schober, A. McGrath, C. Ammerall, Row 4: J. Dumas, R. Rougier. , T. Baker, D. Arthur, M. Smith, B. Hart, P. Wiley, J. Thorton, S. S. Barnes, L. Smith, D. Satterlee, A. M. DiPasquale, Row 3: Row 1: M. Heggen, B. Wescott, S. Wood, T. Forman,: Beek, Row 2: M. Peroha, M. Johnson, M. Ladd, J. Sti-M. Brazee, P. Rathbun, M. Pettit, J. Harris. 138 Row 1: L. Fuller, 'I'. Kisenius, I). Quinlivan, M. Pascucci, Row 2: B. Wescott, B. Kelley, J. Manning, C. Pimentel, T. Svoboda, S. Savato, R. Sar-nowski, Row 3: J. Allard, J. Stickles, L. Stevens, B. Hart, M. Heritage, D. Smith, R. Henry, J. Fox, Row 4: J. Schumacher, J. King, D. Melander, M. McLaren, J. Staulters, L. Frey, J. French. Row 5: C. Callahan, J. Dal bey, S. Older, C. Richmond 139 SOPHOMORES Row 1: A. Griffin, B. Goodwin, Row 2: Mr. Brougham, K. Glowacki, R. Stevens, Mr. Knight. Row 1: C. Cleary, M. Westfall, B. Clute, C. Gray, C. Waldron, Row 2: K. Blow, N. Blonkowski, M. Meade, H. LaChance, B. Moss, Row 3: J. Solghan, S. Haskell, S. Rivers, D. Mithen, D. Willmott. Row 1: R. Tabor, D. Armstrong, D. Slider, S. Svoboda, B. Thomas, M. Gray, Row 2: T. Hill, S. Knowiton, K. Kollgaard, M. Krom, A. Hannon, L. Szumachowski, J. Chetwynd, Y. Connell, Row 3: J. Raymond, J. McHale, W. Manell, T. Donohue, M. Hart, L. Staulters, K. Heggen. Row 1: R. Cabral, T. Baker, B. Delamater, C. Jenkins, Row 2: D. Goossens, L. Blakeslee, N. Casele, B. Dybawski, E. Heflin, W. Lewis, Row 3: B. Legnante, B. Delong, D. Blake, C. Bump. Row 1: L. Hughs, F. Test, J. Monaco, Row 2: G. Spellman, D. Farina, M. Ruzzo, D. Kellerman, A. LaBuzzetta, T. McCrossen, Row 3: W. Cook, J. Orzel, Row 4: C. Turcotte, B. Maheux, M. Priddle. i Row 1: D. Dyson, J. Beresford, M. Oatman, Row 2: J. Nowhitney, B. Ryan, L. Fuller, J. Chute, Row 3: S. Schroter, S. Boyton, J. Staulters, Stover, D. Ho. g, Row 4: P. French, M. Blaaubber, J. Pokines, C. Briggs, W. Chaplin. Row 1: K. Beagle, D. Delregno, Row 2: B. Booke, R. Elliot, F. Flinton, S. Cook, C. Row 3: A. Howe, T. Brundage. Priddle. Michelle Phinney hangs in there _, J. Perdy, J. Test, Row 3: J. Tenyck, A. Wager, J. Jones, A. Griffin, I. Welsh, S. , W. Seibert, M. Roseneck, J. Robitaille, L. Porter. Row 1: C. Smith, C. Heflin, C. Darling, P. Lowell, M. Hanson, Row 2: K. Edwards, K. Moriarty, D. Booker, N. Bagley, S. Perkins, M. Mack, Row 3: B. Lisieski, K. Merrill, E. Stevens, W. Snow, M. Ramsey. Row 1: E. Dymond, L. Luu, S. Abbott, J. Brown, K. Prunier, T. Robataille, Row 2: G. Mackenzie, P. Young, P. Smith, W. Tayler, C. Petit, J. Boswell, D. Zepf, B. Little, Row 3: J. Knizek, O. Phinney, S. LaRue, N. Lieu, B. Flaws, J. Hogan. 145 Row 1: K. Green, S. Graves, L. Thomas, Row 2: D. Miles, T. Groski, B. Watson, K. Krough, D. Malloch. Row 1: N. Spaziani, J. Curran, V. Lupe, K. Dresser, S. Conde, Row 2: T. Bapp, M. Galloway, J. Warmt, A. Morrissey, D. Pelletier, B. Goodwin, B. Mitchell, L. Hodsoll, Row 3: L. Tichenor, T. Vandish, A. Hodgson, J. Curtiss, N. Burnell, A. Ramsey. 146 Row 1: S. Morgan, M. Reisner, G. Schiller, S. Lampman, K. Proper, S. Lyall, Row 2: T. Summer, V. Guelli, T. Jones, R. Laskey, Row 3: M. Breyo, J. Morrisey, T. Arpey, G. Gibson, B. King, L. Anderson, Row 4: T. Smith, S. Cavanaugh, D. Bracket, M. Thompson, C. Douglas. Row 1: T. North, S. Guido, Row 2: M. Marra, F. Solghan, A. Hutchinson, C. LeRue, M. Schlegal, Row 3: S. Stickles, A. VanDerwerker, L. Weekly, M. Dimeo, M. Robison, Row 4: R. Walker, M. Mosmen, J. Bergren, M. Messier, B. Smith, Row 5: R. Arnold, S. Lincoln, C. Bowler, P. Flattley, K. Potter, B. Lee. Mike Thompson 147 Row 1: W. Nicholson, T. West, G. Heald, J. Welch, D. Gianquitto, Row 2: D. Armer, J. Stickles, J. Dumas, K. Kenyon, C. Flint, L. Brown, L. Britone, M. Murphy, Row 3: M. Ladd, J. Couse, D. Lynnett, S. Hammock, M. Phinney, J. Petteys, R. Stevens, J. Brunell, Row 4: W. Staulters, K. Gilfoyle, D. Patterson, K. Backman, J. Schober, B. Cook. G. Rhodes, Row 5: D. Fox, P. Feldhaus, E. Gradwell, A. Yager, K. Charlton, D. Mc-Quade, M. Welch. Row 1: I). Knuth, Row 2: S. Bylo, K. Heritage, R. French, C. Meade, L. Dymond, S. Fitzgerald, M. Palso, J. Mac-Millin, Row 3: D. Older, P. Ryan, L. Woodriff, D. Papke, B. Dussalt, R. Monks. 148 FRESHMEN Row 1: T. Merend, L. Peroha, Row 2: Mr. Pidgeon, Row 3: C. Walsh, S. Corona. Missing from picture Mr. DeLaurie. Row 1: R. Osgood, B. Collins, Row 2: J. Gardner, F. Reese, S. Damico, P. Melender, P. Moore, C. O’Brian, Row 3: D. DeFilippo, J. Kissinger, L. Kerwood, L. Forshey, R. Heritage, R. Ebert, Row 4: R. Rabideau, D. Palmer, 1 . Collins, T. Harrington, T. Kenyon, R. Ebert, Row 5: J. Delong, R. Phelps, L. Coonradt. Row 1: D. Alman, C. Welsh, L. Peroha, S. Cuin, V. Hammond, Row 2: R. McConnell, G. Dahlquist, J. Baker, W. Wachtel, 1. Kinsella, Row 3: J. Collins, E. Holliday, G. Chiaro, M. Miles, V. Tucceri, D. LaJeunesse, J. Donahue, S. Stanley, Row 4: B. Tomaski, B. Robenson, P. Rafferty, R. Miller, E. Smallman, M. Carlini. 150 Row 1:1). Turner, C. Luciano, M. Greene, Row 2: J. Cleveland, K. West, S. Smith, J. Moore, C. Souza, C. Bordjhak, M. Stoddard, S. Wagner, Row 3: R. Nelson, R. Marvin, R. Visscher, T. Collins, C. Campney, M. Shinebarger, L. Manning, P. Brown, K. Decker, S. Jarvis, P. Taylor. 151 Kurt Decker studies for a science test. Row 1: E. Shihee, M. Jones, T. North, H. Brodwin, C. Groves, B. Pokines, C. Miller, Row 2: T. Merend, L. Pinkston, K. Harris, S. Barnes, L. Espey, B. Harris, S. Maybee, J. Spiller, C. Davis, Row 3: K. Mihal, D. Plummer, M. James, S. Ferguson, K. Johnson, J. Becker, D. MacMillin, M. Stroede, D. Clark. Row 1: J. Wells, K. Keim, J. Delong, T. Voorheese, Row 2: b. Thomas. odcock, V Wasielewski, W. Sherling, T. Perrino, Row 3: E. Wetherington, C. Uline, M. Koch, A. Saxton, D. Willey, Row 4: R. Diggins, P. Thomas, R. Martin, T. Parillo, M. Butler, L. Burkey. Trisa Voorhees, Kathy Gorman, Heidi Brodwin Row 1: D. Dal regno, S. Petteys, P. Staulters, K. Tetrault, David, G. Robitaille. , C. Blizzard, S. Lee, Row 2: T. Allen, L. Levee, B. MacWhinney, R. Staley, D. Coonradt, R. R°w J. Antionore B. Paetzold, T. Hall, C. Connolly, Row 2: A M. Todd, T. Farrell, T. Graves, J. DeLeonardis, K. Dwyer, P. Lewis. L. Hoffman. K. Dixon, Row 3: M. Hoffman, D. Johnson, T. Crouch, J. Plummer, R. Henry, D. Grose, A. Zurmulem, B. Kdminston, A. Hogan, B Tryon B Dysard, T. Cooney. 153 Row 1: I). Cameron, J. Thomas, Row 2: T. Binch, C. Miller, B. Serrell, L. Allen, S. Regis, L. Thompson, K. Delucia, Row 3: M. Dunklebarger, D. Linebeck, J. Wagner, C. Jennings, D. Freemont, P. LaBreck, Row 4: S. Pellegrini, J. Miskanin, M. Adams, A. Tyrell, K. Pochman, R. Knapp. 154 Liz Pinkston leisurely does her homework. Row 1: P. Lawrence, M. Whitney, Row 2: K. McCrossen, S. Rodriguez, K. Barnes, R. MacEachron, M. Conde, L. Hagadorn, Row 3: B. Russell, J. Knost, G. Inglish, P. Conk, P. Quankenbush, J. Julian, J. Izzo, M. Koebbeman, L. Race, M. Adams, L. Dumas. Row 1: J. Hayden, D. Labuzzetta, M. Dyer, Row 2: R. Bunyan, M. Yager, P. Cho-jecki, S. Gladd, M. Cooper, R. Burstin, Row 3: J. Brackett, J. Mackenzie, J. Miller, S. Hamack, T. Brower, Row 4: M. Tranka, J. Silverstruck, J. Pischieri, J. Nichols, E. Turcotte. 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BEST SMILE — Lisa Cardinal and Michael Hannah FUNNIEST LAUGH — Darlene West and Mike Curran. MOST INTELLIGENT — Dawn Phinney and Chris Waring. BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS — Andy Grose and Chris Moore. 8ALLSTGN. . JUNIOR-SENIOR BOARD Of •M.UIN J HO' o aiiicv ™ � asc« Ci 0 liirai � ts . • . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Greg Willmott and Holly Westfall. DONE MOST FOR CLASS — Laura Goodwin and Bernie Fragomeni. 173 t MOST ATHLETIC — Sherri Dashiel MOST SHY — Patty Dunbar and missing and missing from picture Todd Mabb. from picture Chris McQuade. BEST ARTIST — Chris Walsh and missing from picture Warren Zapp. i BEST MUSICIAN — Betsy Lehmann. BEST MUSICIAN — Ira Ostrowski. 174 175 Rebecca Abbott “Becky” “Becca” Accomplishments: F.B.D.A. 2,3,4. Tim Bills “Billsy” Accomplishments: Wrestling l. Favorite Saying: Really, 1 don’t know.” Future: Construction welder. Future: I am going to attend Albany Business College to become an Executive Secretary. William Agnos“Wild Bill” Accomplishments: Survived Faraone’s parties. Favorite Saying: “Pack another Future: To attend SUNY at Plattsburgh with Newellv-Man.” Donna Blake “Skin” “Don” Favorite Sayings: “Don't worry about it. “That’s life. “Go for it.” Future: To be a nurse. Tammy Boynton “Tammy Baby” Accomplishments; ludyt J’rack 2, Out- Future: I.egal secretary, am business with Marge Kolberg in big Barbara Allen “Guy” Favorite Saying: It’s the pits, Lisa Aschmutat “Trix 106 “C rashmutat” Accomplishments: Made it through three years of social studies. Favorite Saying: Not hardly.v ] Future: To become a dentist's assistant. Scott Audette Aud Accomplishments: Baseball 1, Soccer 2, 3,4. Favorite Saying: Hello Stank «|H Future: Go to college for accounting and work for IBM. Jeff August “Jeff” Accomplishments: Baseball 1, 2, Football 1,2. Favorite Saying: “Ya betcha vm” Future: Beach Bomb Dana Backer Dana B.” Accomplishments: Cheerleading l, 2, 3, Track 1. Favorite Saying: Just listen I., it was the funniest thing!’ Fut ure: Go to college. I Jo-Anne Barnes “Jo” Accomplishments: Chorus 1; 3. Favorite Saying: “Beast. Future: Medicine? Christine Bennett “Chris” Accomplishments: Chorus 1, 2, 3, made it out of social studies 10, and made High Honor Roll. Favorite Saying: What’s the Haps.” Future: Be a singer. 176 ail i u� ri Thomas Boynton Future: To become ait6 accountant and work in the field of computers. Dawn M. Bridges Accomplishments: Boiling Team 4 Favorite Saying: a-God Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, Track 3, 4, S” Club 4, But biggest was returning to B.S. for a d Favorite Saying: That's -... Excuse me: ’“On yeah .. w Future: Go to college, get a win megabucks on a game show Traci Crouch “Trace” Accomplishments: Tennis 2,3,4, Csi. :i, 4. Future: Conduct my own weight watchers Michael J. Curran “Mic” Accomplishments: Having the nicest looking car in the parking lot. Football 1.2, :t. Wrestling 2. Favorite Saying: “O.K. Roy. ”, Future: Own my own bods shop and earn lots of money. QH. Future: Medical Lab Tech. Para JimmerBump ‘Bu Favorite Saying anythin to yoi I t Wlllt|; ttull « : 4 t this child AlanChristner 'BigAJ” Mi r avorite Saying: Hey Man. Bumper” i : “Does F.O., Future: SurviuJ ■I Lisa A. Cardi Accomplishn Volleyball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, S'ea CIP 4, Ski Club 4, Four years at Football stats 3,4 e Saying: Oh my % !! i Ca ts: Field Hockey tasket ball 1, 2, 3, k 2, 3, 4, Varsity CSI. -I. 3. 4, Secrets In High School Future: Work on a computer doing accounting, have a modern tarnished apt. and marry a rich guy with good taste in cars and restaurants. Peggysue Carkne Accomplishments: Colorguard, ball 2, guitar lessons, child devel photography. Favorite Saying: “If you love something set it free, if it comes back it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” Future: nillege, Some kind of business major. Kelley Carson “Kit Carson” Favorite Saying: “Cool your vibes.” Future: Would like to be successful in college and would also like to travel. Anne Charlton “Annie” Accomplishments: Yearbook Staff l, Future: To become rich and famous. Randall A. Countermine “Randy” A.' n An Accomplishments: Worked three years ■ in the landscaping profession. Have been ac • pled at Cobieskill in the hind- aping field Had my own car since I was lii I graduated. •orite Saying: “Decent That's cool. Jture: Going to Cobieskill College for a nre in landscaping. H . heryl Coulter “Cheri” Accomplishments: CSI. 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4. Business Club 3,4. Yearbook 4, Powderpuff Football 1 Favorite Saying: Hey Chicks. Future: Go to Daytona Beach and beconn a Carpenter. Michael Danzis “Mike” Accomplishments: Service Club 2, 3, 4. Joan Crawford Day Care (’enter, Staff 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: Be real Pat Benatar Dives! Future: Open a chain of expensive hotels and flophouses. Thomas DeFilippo “Flip” Accomplishments: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 3, Honor Society 3,4. Favorite Saying: “Don't you wanna be a $ !” Future: College and Money. Kathy Dobson “Dobber” Accomplishments: Put up with John Movie 1,2,3.4. School 1,2,3,4. Favorite Saying: Dad, can 1 have the car? Future: Live a long life, maybe become a doctor. Christopher L. Dorr “Crispy ‘D’ ’’ Accomplishments: Saratoga Football 1, 2, 3, Spring Track 4. Brew Crew Member, Made it through 4 years of school. Favorite Saying: ike off you hoser.” this year.” “Ta Future: Military Police Army Met some great girls Lisa Dussault Accomplishments: Cosmetology I, 11, at B.O.C.R.S. years 3, 4. Passed all my classes this year. Favorite Saving: “Good bye everyone, and good luckf (Betsy, Cathy, Kris, Holly, Ann, Tracy) Future: Get a job after graduation as a cosmetologist, and go to Florida. Tom Ecobelli Accomplishments: 3' s years Service Club, Chorus 1, Surviving High School. Favorite Saying: “Pishaw!” Future: Acting, Music. Bucky Elliott “Hoser” Accomplishments: Passed all four years, B.O.C.E.S. for Conservation 3, 4. Favorite Saying: “Later.” Future: Navy for next 4 years. Heidi Engel “Trendsetter” Accomplishments: Class Vice President 1, Indoor Track 2, Cross Country 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Photographer 4. Survived 4 years of B.S. 1,2,3, 4. Favorite Saying: “What’s it going tu Lou Faraone “Little Bill” Accomplishments: Cleaned the house, the night after. Partied 1, 2,3, 4,5. Accomplishments: Band Treasurer 1, CSL 1, 2, Schc (Crucifer of Blood, Grease). Favorite Saying: “OK — fine” “Gimme a break'.” Favorite baying: “Shut up Connie, heard that.” Future: Have a graduation party the Sunday after graduation, “Open invite.” ibert Jane Federico “Janer Jane” “Junior Accomplishments: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, Spring Future: Go to California and meet Wagner. Timothy French “Frenchy” Accomplishments: J.V. Football Varsity Football 4, Graduate with triph jor, fooled around a lot. riple ma- Track 1, Yearbook 4, CSL 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Boy’s Varsity Football Stats 3,4. Favorite Saying: “Wild man.’ Favorite Saying: “Wrong “That's a hot Future: Be a computer programmer j. ■ i Air Force. Future: Go to school and some day gel married. Jay Gawrys “Garways” “Jay-bo' Jason Fernau Accomplishments: Football l, 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Accomplishments: Football l. 2, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, Puri the '81 Champion Football Team. Favorite Saying: “Seriously. Future: Yes! Future: To see Rolling Stones in concert To be a regular at Monaco's V I. Have nr. own construction company. Eileen Flatley “Flat’s” Accomplishments: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track l.CSL 4. Favorite Saying: “Listen to this.” Future: Graduate from high school, then go to college. Cindy Groski “Cin” “Cintia” “Grosk” Accomplishments: .i.v. CheerleJ Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4, Tri-State Che. Girls Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice Preside Varsity Club 4, Girls Flat Font ball CSL 4! Jane Fletcher “Fletch” Accomplishments: Orch. 1. Music Activities 1, 2, 4, Service pie Trio 4, Honor Society 3. 4 Plays 1,2, Grew my hair. Janie” “Janer” Favorite Saying: J wissen.’’ ochne 4, School Favorite Saying: “I'm lost! ', Trl Future HMMHttend i liege in Florida, then become an .airline stewardess and live in Hawaii and be wealthy the rest of my life. Become a mm amllvein the convent. Future: Go to college and become a i for the deaf. Sandy Flynn “Porkey” Accomplishments: Winter Track 1, 2, Spring Track 3, CSL 4, Yearbook 4, Cross then eh? Future: Blackmailing governm ntry 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Got a job, grew long hair. ■ —• —-...........Favorite Saying: “1 don't kno$ “C’EST with photographs of them and their la vie secretaries doing kinky things with peanut butter and chocolate chips. Future: To be a self made millionaire, • move out of Ballston Spa and marry a jmh gorgeous millionaire. ib 1,2, 3, 4, Donna J.Faber AccomplishmentnjJJrama Clu Dance 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Activities Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 1, CSL 3, 4, Spa Theater Co. 1, 2, “Passed English for College.” Julie Fremont Accomplishments: Made it through the whole four years. Favorite Saying: Wrong Frog Lips!” “I’m fine, just embarrassed.” Future: Four years of college hopefully at Sun Tan “U” and then a career as a radio broadcaster. Favorite Saying: “Come on let's go.’ Future: I'm getting married. Sallie Forbes “Frivilous” Jeri L. Hammond “Jer Accomplishments: Music Activities tional Honor Society i.nnal Honor Society .. sentative at “Empire Girl’s State Chemistry Average 3, Spa Theatre ... ., 4, Student Committee of the Board of 1 he Spa Theatre Co. 4. Favorite Saying: “Chris you're such a snot!” Future: Go to college u aomiire a degree in early childhood educatiojr 0 F Robyn Handy “Robbin Bobbin “Rob Rohitussin” Accomplishments: IV. Cheerleading 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 4, f apt. 3, -4, 1 Tri-State Cheerleading Champs 3, NCAA | Cheerleading Award. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Vice President, CSL 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Homecoming Court 2, Girls Varsity Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, : 4, Business Club 4, Flag Football 4. Future: Be a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. 177 Michael Hannah Accomplishments: Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4. Favorite Saying: “That’s close.” Future: Go to college, graduate, get a good job and meet the perfect “10.” Bob Hart “George” Accomplishments: Football i, 2, 3, 4, Varsitv Wrestling 3. 4. Varsity Club 4. Stud Club 2, 3. Favorite Saying: “ % !!! that” “ % !! this.” Future: Eat normal for a whole year, and have my own construction company. Robin Hartwick “Rob” Accomplishments: Track l, CSL 2, 3,4, Fieldhockey 3,4, Powder Puff Football. Favorite Saying: “Come on.” Future: Marry Jim and make a lot of money without much effort. Vickie Hayden “Victoria” Accomplishments: Chorus 3, 4, Music Activities 3, 4, Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Health Careers 1, 2, CSL 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Plays and Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 4, Campus Life 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: “Whatever.” “Smile, God loves you tuid so do 1,” Don't worry about it.” Future: Planning on going to A.C.C. for two years to get an associate’s degree in Registered Nursing and then transferring into a four year school and getting my master’s degree in nursing. Move out on my own and succeeding in things I go for. To be happy and get the most out of life. Ron Henry “Hozer” Accomplishments: Gettfng drunk, Wrestling 4. Blooping Team 1,2, 3. 4igp Favorite Saying: Oh, baby!!” Future: Go to college and start 'all over again. Michael Heritage “Heri” Accomplishments: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 220 Club, Safair Club, did the funnel. Favorite Saying: “Michelle.” Future: See more of the funnel. David Hettrich “Hetch” Accomplishments: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1,2,3,4. Favorite Saying: “Yea, I know what you mean. Future: College, drafting. Laurie Hewitt “Shorty” Accomplishments: Indoor and Outdoor Track 1. Favorite Saying: “This is boring.” Future: To be an executive secretary. Kimberly June Kenyon “Kim” “Snow Rat” “Kimmy Swimmy” Accomplishments: Class President 1, 2, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Varsity Tennis 1, 2,3,4, Rotary Foreign Exchange Student. Favorite Sayinj PFalse” “Ya, right.” Future: Foreign exchange student tor one year then college. JoAnn King “Josey “Kinger” 3L Accomplishments: I Faraones partial 4 weeks in a row withSue. Making a lot ol new friends this year. a Ow you guys Bill 1' ul tire: Go to California for a few months, t hen come back and get a job to keep my car runnil Ma| Kolberg “Margie Baby” ylishments: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, I'rai B 2, Varsity Club 3,4. Saying: “Are you real?” F uture: Accountant, and to open an accounting business with Tammy Boynton and keep our bo straight. Corinnt Kollgaard “Connie” |fc Accomplishments: Band l, 2, 3, Newspaper 3,4, School Plays 1. Favorite Saying: “Yoko.” Future: Go to Elmira College for Computer Science. Michael James Ladd “Ladder” Accomplishments: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Vi, Beat Gloversville. Future: Be like P. Sausville, play pool at Rock’s. Todd W. Lafayette “Laf” Accomplishments: Frosh Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 4, 1979 Schenectady Gazette Foulshooting Champ. Favorite Saying: “That’s right splavish.” Future: Togo to Union College and become a business man afterwards. Future: Professor of English Literature. Brenda Lee Lenz “Blondie” Accomplishments: Make it through 12 years of school in only 11 years. Favorite Saying: “Sort of, Kind of, Maybe.” Future: I plan on going into the Air Force after graduation. Sheryl R. Lutt “Sweetie” Accomplishments: CSL 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Founding member of the John Mevic Fan Club. Favorite Saying: “I love my Teddy. “You love me and you know it!” “Go awesome John. Future: Go to college for nursing. Surround myself with people I love and be very happy. Mark Lynett“Big” I Accomplishments: Algebra, Geometry, Future Worlds. [favorite Saying: “I hate this sc hfljoL” future: To be rich and live in Hawaii. Elizabeth Ann Lehmann “Betsy” Accomplishments: Chorus 1, 3, Piano 2, 3. 4, Horseback Riding 3, 4, Stage Band Triple Trio, Double Quartet 3, 4. fodd M. Mabh “Monk” Accomplishments: Varsity Football 2, 3, I, Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, 22D Club, All-Etate Football, 270 Club, 300 Club, Owned 4 erent cars before 1 was 18, Safari Club Favorite Saying: “Hit the road. Punk.” Future: Transmission king of N.Y. State. Danny Marinello “Burt” Accomplishments: Freshman Baseball 1, J. V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Pass English for College. Favorite Saying: “False “Lynne will you quit doing that! Future: Go to college and become a tennis pro. Brian McCoy “Coy” “Clutch” “Mac” Accomplishments: Football l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2. Favorite Saying: Hey n % %! Future: Go to college and study criminal E justice. Mimi McLaren “Merry” Accomplishments: Tennis l, 2,3, CSL i, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 4, Boys Varsity Football Stats 3, 4. Favorite Saying: “Gross Me Out!” John Mevec “JW” “Jonny Holmes” 178 “Awesome John” Accomplishments: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Survived 3 Football Parties. Put up with Kathy Dobson for 4 years. Favorite Saying: “Where’s the party this weekend? Future: Porn star or an alcoholic. Barbara Miskanin “Barb” Accomplishments: Band l, 2, Newspaper 1,2,3, 4, Sports Editor 4. Favorite Saying: Sorry I’m late.” “Go awesome John.'1 “On, brother! Future: Go to college for Biology. Donna Mitchell “Mitch” Accomplishments: J.V. Cheerleading l, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girl’s Varsity Club 3. 4, Homecoming 1, 2, Tri-State Cheerleading 3, CSI. 4. Favorite Saying: Oh, Michael you’re so stern you nevefclike to have any fun.” Future: Make it to Hawaii some day. Lori Monaco “Lorbes” Accomplishments: Track l, CSL4. Future: Pharmacist. Chris Moore “C. Moore” Accomplishments: School Plays I, 2, 3, 4, Memner M.D. Association 3, 4, experienced restricted study hall. Camped out. Favorite Saying: “Hath ... Twilight zone?” Future: Die. Geary J. Morgan Accomplishments: Soring Track 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3,4, School Newspaper 3,4. Favorite Saying: K-9 where are we?” I have the strangest feeling we've been here before.’’ Future: Explore the twilight zone. Mike Morrissey “Weasel” Accomplishments: Make it to twelfth grade. . Future: College. Marie Munier Accomplishments: 2 years of office procedures and word processing. Favorite Saying: “What did you say?” Future: Medical secretary. Jeffery Narbon “Narbs” Accomplishments: J.V. Football 3. Favorite Saying: “ % ’!!” Future: Career in U.S. Army. Lori Palumbo Accomplishments: President of Service Club 4, Advertising Agent for Newspaper. Favorite Saying: “Bummer.” Future: College, traveling. Michelle Pastore “Shelley” Accomplishments: CSI. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3. Favorite Saying: “Give me a break. Future: Go to college for building basketball poles. Lloyd Perrino “Lloydier” Accomplishments: Put up with Dobber my whole senior year and finding my way out of the woods, right Flaws? Favorite Saving: Yes Becky, I love you. Future: Become a professional bum. Dawn Phinney “Dawny” Accomplishments: Yearbook 2, Yearbook Business Manager 3, C.S.L. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Merchandising Manager 4, ASAEP 4. Favorite Saying: “Cheesus Cheena!” I’d like to thank Michelle and Gina for helping me through the last four years. Future: College, marriage, career. Flo Prinier “Flop” “Flip” Accomplishments: 20 Credits. Favorite Saying: “What? I didn’t understand!” Future: College for under water basket weaving. Frances Prunier “Fran” “Frannie” “Fre” Accomplishments: Class Secretary 2, F.B.L.A. 2, CSL 2, Health Careers Club 1. Future: To go to Plattsburgh University for Computer Programming, and then someday be a computer programmer. Sharon Older “Shar” Accomplishments: Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Volleyball 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Business Club 4, Varsity Club 4, 21 i s credits. Favorite Saying: “What are you gawking at?” Check it out. Future: To become a P.E. teacher. Joe Robetoy “Joe” Accomplishments: Track and Field 2, 220 Club 3. Favorite Saying: “ %’ ! you hoser!” Future: Diesel mechanic. Rodger Reese “Rocky” Accomplishments: J.V. Football. Favorite Saying: “You hoser ” Future: Business executive. Steve Salvato “Salvy” Accomplishments: Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 1,2, 3. Favorite Saying: “That’s wild!” Future: Get a job in business, and then become a “Bookie. Catherine Samascott “Cathy” ’Cat” “Stripper” Accomplishments: I have done things to help the community. As for this year I hope to make it without any more accidents or getting hurt. Favorite Saying: “How's life?!” “Hey chief’ Bummer.” .£j Future: To become a successful business woman. Renee Lynne Schmid “Goofey” Accomplishments: CSL 1, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Business Club 4, mailed out college applications. Favorite Saying: “Just a minute” “This is bull ?”$'o ?i$ !” “Can we take the test tomorrow instead of today?” Future: Practice business law in Michigan State, and live in a big beautiful house in St. Ignace. Gina Schallehn Accomplishments: Yearbook Advertisement 2. Advertisement Editor 3, CSL 3, Yearbook Co-Editor 4, ASAEP 4, Passed Spanish! Favorite Saying: “Where’s that Dawny Phinney Girl?” “What color are your socks?” “Yes! Mv mother is an English teacher!” Future: Go through college as quickly as possible. Get married and have five children. Debbie Shannon “Darla” Accomplishments: Graduating. Favorite Saying: “Say again.” Future: Teach nursery school. Lori Skocylas “Skolye” Accomplishments: Made it through high school! 179 Favorite Saying: “1 think I'm going to be sick.” “I love you Bobby. Future: Taking LPN course at B.O.C.E.S Virgina Sm th “Gin” Accomplishments: Survived four years ofBSHS. Favorite Saying: Brian. I'm mad at you.” Future: Hopefully going to college for special education. Darci Solotruck “Sue” Accomplishments: Band 1, 2, Volleyball 1,2,3.4. Favorite Saying: I don't care, it's up to you.” Future: Att fullest. Irene “Reenie” “Re” Accomplishments: Varsity Tennis 2, 3, k 2 ' Yearbook 2, Yearbook Subscription Editor 3, Yearbook Co-Editor 4. Favorite Saying: “Yepper” Gimme a break.” Future: Be happy. Debra Ann Stanley “Debbie” “Debs” Accomplishments: Survived through two years of the B.O.C.E.S. bus. Favorite Saying: “I’m serious!” “Where’s Lisa?” “I'm gonna miss va Patty Horn, Billy Bibbit. B.B.B. Bruce and Crash. Future: Pass my state boards for Cosmetology. Become an Esthetician. Bene Staulters “Gene” Accomplishments: Varsity Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4. President Varsity Club 4. Joyce Staulters “Squirrley” Accomplishments: Business Club 2,4. Favorite Saying: “Easy “Come on.” Future: Join armed services. Laurie Stevens “Laur” Accomplishments: Yearbook 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, CSL 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Powder Puff Football 2, ASAEP 4. ivorite Saying: “Shut up, jCherj “What a jerk.” Future: Pass the S.S. Regents Be a s worker. Bruce Wescott “Ralph” Accomplishments: Freshman Football 1, J.V. Football 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Track 1, 2, Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Dream Team 4, All State Offensive Linemen 4. James R. Stover “Gem” Accomplishments: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, Cross-Country Track 3, 4, • Newspaper Staff 3. 4. Service Club 4, Skiied and lived. . “Hit the road tying:1 Punk! Favorite Saying: “Nothing hard is ever easy.” r g: Getting out of BallstonSpa Joelle Veet “Josi Accomplishments: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4. Winter Track 1, Spring Track 1. CSL 3, 4. Favorite Saying: Oh stop.” Future: Become a buyer and owner of a clothing store. Christine Walsh “Alice” Accomplishments: J.V. Basketball l, 2, Track 1,2, Field Hockey 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: “Give me a break.' Future: To go to college, major in Art or become a policewoman. Chris Waring Accomplishments: Honor Society 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Football 2, General Harassment. Favorite Saying: “Corn “Slime” “Ah, me.” Future: Become a nun. Brian Warner “Wolfe” Accomplishments: Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Tennis MVP 3. Favorite Saying: “I don Future: Engineer or Tenn: Bill Welch “Rill Accomplishments: F.B.L.A. Secretary of V.I.C.A. 4, Worked at Joan vfora I Crawford Day Care Center.; Favorite Saying; Get a real job. er programmer Future: BecomeJa compij after finishing college. Future: Go on to school for Diesel echanics. Be rich and be with Kim forever. Holly D. Westfall “Hoi” Accomplishments: Member of t he John ivec Fan Mevec Fan Club. National Honor Society 3, 4, CSL 4. Favorite Saying: “Hey, Sal! guys! “Shut up Connie!” Hi you Future: Become a rich doctor and mvi' to Australia. Be happy. Jerome Willard “S.C.” Accomplishments: Spring Track 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 3,4. Favor: Gregory Kyle Willmott 1 Accomplishments: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Foothills Council First Team 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4, Foothills Council First Team 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Authur Car-di Memorial Award 3, Thomas Murphv Memorial Award 3, Boys' State Repre sentative 3. Favorite Saying: “It’s not the size of the iii the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight dog.” Future: Go to college and get a degree in Engineering. Stephen Wood “Woody” Accomplishments: J.V. Football 2, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Favorite Saying: “How Warren?’’ Future: Become e are you erly Zi jell “LittlegUne’ Accomplishments: Managed High Honor Roll one year in my life. Still living. Favorite Saying: “Hi Hon! ’“Meow- Future: Go to college for Early Childhood Education, have my own Nursery School eight kids and also be with Bruce forever. 180 COSEO’S Congratulations Graduates SERVICE STATION fir ipp Church Ave., Ballston Spa, N.Y. General Repairing 24 Hour Road Service Day and Night 885-5791 VETERAN’S OF FOREIGN WARS Post 358 Ballston Spa, N.Y. 183 TO THE CLASS OF 1982 BU0NA F0RTUNA MANGIN0S RESTAURANT SARATOGA, NEW YORK Congratulations to ttfe Class of 1982 laUaton §pa, N.$. ■91 castle Mclennan Insurance With Service 48 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, N.Y. 885-5858 Richard E. Noonan Class of 1943 Malta Ridge Vol. Fire Co. Compliments of STEINER'S DEPARTMENT Ballston Spa, N.Y. STORE 584-1798 217-221 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, N.Y. 881- Price List Album $ 7.77 Candy Bar $ .30 Soft Drink $ .40 Concert Ticket $12.50 McDonald’s Hamburger $ .55 Movie Ticket $ 4.00 School Lunch $ 1.00 Unleaded Gas $ 1.40 2 Gallon Milk $ 1.10 February 26,1982 Deaths Harry Chapin Anwar Sadat William Holden Indira Ghandi Natalie Wood Jack Albertson Jim Davis Paul Lynde Lee Strasberg John Belushi 190 Survey In a random sampling, the yearbook staff surveyed one hundred students at Ballston High to discover students favorites of 1982. Actor Burt Reynolds Actress Jane Fonda Movie Raiders of the Lost Ark T.V. Program Magnum P.I. Group Journey Album Escape — Journey Concert Journey Song I Love Rock and Roll New Product Triple Protection Aqua-Fresh Sports Figure Bucky Dent Political Figure Ronald Reagan When the survey was conducted, the following question was posed: “What do you hope to be doing ten years from?” Below is a random sampling from the responses received. In ten years from now I hope to be ... married. ... starring in a Broadway show. ... Anything but sitting in a class room. ... living happily in California with Mick Jagger. ... Rich and Famous. ... Spending all my millions. ... on the Ballston SWAT team. ... a doctor and have a family ... living a happy life. SPORTS SUPER BOWL XV San Francisco 49ers 27 Cincinnati Bengals 10 WORLD SERIES 1981 Los Angeles Dodgers 4 New Y ork Yankees 2 KENTUCKY DERBY Pleasant Colony WIMBLETON 1981 John McEnroe Chris Evert Lloyd U.S. OPEN 1981 John McEnroe Tracy Austin INDIANAPOLIS 500 Bobby Unser