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From top left, clockwise: Greg Constantino; Tom Petricca: Michelle Ginac: i.isa Supley and Shari Shimkus; Chris Kray and Eric Mosher. 13
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Skye Farm On a Wednesday afternoon early in September, students and faculty members gather in fromt of the high school, arms laden with sleeping bags, suitcases, and bags of Doritos. They load up several cars and head north for an overnignt trip to Skye Farm Lodge, near Warrensberg. Learning, planning, laughing, and sharing are all a part of Skye Farm, an annual workshop for student representatives and faculty advisors of the student government, the three classes, and the various clubs in our school. Participants learn leadership skills, brainstorm ideas for improvement of school activities, laugh through games of ’’Amoeba and ’’Invasion of the body snatchers , and spend a lot of time getting to know the people with whom they will be working. They return to Burnt Hills the next afternoon, a little sleepy perhaps, but full of new ideas in how to help make the coming year a great one for all of the students. 12
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HOMECOMING Under a full moon on a crisp Friday nignt, a large crowd huddled around the warmth of the annual bonfire. As the fun of Homecoming Weekend began. On Saturday afternoon, multitudes of fans competed for the best spaces on the bleachers as the Spartans battled the Saratoga Streaks on the football field. Adding to the spirit of the day was a colorful half-time parade, and the ever-popular Chicken Barbeque. The weekend was capped off by the Homecoming Dance. For three hours, a record crowd packed into the cafeteria and danced relentlessly. This tremendously successful and eventful weekend lived up to the popularity it has gained over the years. From top right, clockwise: Simone Havasy; Steve Boyajian, Kelly Smith, and Mark Storti; Homecoming Bonfire; Ron Coleman; Football Cheerleaders; John Heisst; Marching Band; John and Peter Mesh; Homecoming King and Queen: Rick Snyder and Heather Spring; Senior Class float. Center: Jeff Caputo. 14
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