Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1975 volume:

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'I .L . .. .LX 1 W' ..-.- nm, Q. . sh XF' lnxk E 1 4 .-.f..1Lu .aw -. U-...gf ' 11.3. 1 1 1 3 1 G - I-1 1 yjl X sf TLS' 3 l h M f' :Q . M TEQIGEN HENRY MULLER and DAWN LLLINWOOD THOMAS MUNROE and MELISSA TOWT iii Z is A? BEST ' -. ... I VOLLEEN COLLIER and TONY DEJOSEPH SHARRON LAPHAM and DAVE MICHELA ANNE PORTER and PHIL MCGRATH BOB NTEX E 3nd fx yfvqx Hyfxgx 70 Q ' '. . Q Q f we II-S - TOM HAXRXH,-XX and BARBARA SOULE ...Z 49 .1 7' -4- ' - g f-P' gm ,1eL1y'iQ4f KK tak 1 X , xx MATT DWYER and PAT RAPSARD ENIOR POLL I I T THERESA O'I-IANLON and TED REICH 3,9-':Q3:f W ,1l5-F-a'-L- ,'3 v .1 ' S 505 1 H151-E and jv1EL155A ,JACQUES EILEEN CANTWELL and CHRIS MCCULLOUGH ,f ii i i i i ii ii iNF il 71 ?'.' NDUSTRIAL 1 tx luv, + 7 A- 54 1 x ,3- ' '42.'L!'T ' 1? 4 'I O ,ff . N.,.,,,f Egg- W K - if r I 7 i , f ' l I I t l F I 4 X f I 1 Ps.- i Hello! I'm Peta Friedman, a Rotary Exchange student from Cape Town, South Africa, I'Ve been here since .lanurary 1975 and I'm having such a wonderful time. I think that Americans are such lovely. warm and open people. This kind of exchange program is a great oppor- tunity for spreading friendship and goodwill, and infor- mation about your country. Ive certainly had my fair share ol' peculiar questions! Do you live in a hut near thejunglc and Do you ride an elephant to school? The South Africa slang sure caused some embarrassment on my part. Once when I asked by host mother whether I could bunk tskipj school as I was tired,she thought I'd gone mad.When I -I told my host sister that she was loskop tabsent-mind- edt, she was convinced that I was being rude. I'd like to really thank all my friends, host families, and teachers who were so fantastic to me. If you ever come to Cape Town, please look me up and I'll be onlv gn too happy to show you my beautiful country. 5 i : - vu . WA W i M... ,J it I J, -A f ' ' 4' I I 2 i I N. lei- fi -, ,,,,. H i - ra i , ' I '1 , .Qc H i XE 1 L, 4 I I if r ,, - be - ,Kat f I -4 I 5, I-U. are ' if ' I W:-I Q' 1 I J -A fi. . ,. .- A bxvni it 'XVIMA gi 'I' I My name is Nanda Kempes, I'Ve been in Guilderland for 111 home to Sydney, Australia, soon. This past year I have stayed il usual for the Rotary Exchange program. This year, 1974, which I've spent in the Guilderland district lib rewarding experience of my life. The opportunity to meet and get even though there isn't such a great cultural difference I saw snow for the first time. I love to see it falling and on the trees, mud that follows. I love New York State in its variety and beautiful like the U.S.A., has a variety of landscape. During my stay here,I places with my families. Hopefully on my retum I will travel to see my own when you go to a new area and realize you should see as much as possible i a do you get to know an area. I've lived in a southem suburb on the bear my life and have seen very little, it might have taken me a life time. Now an urge to travel Also, during my year here I've attended both A.F.S. and Rotary uweekamhf' Exchange students from all around the Albany area have a chance to meet each Together as a large group we give talks and answer questions on our respective ei In this way it is not only a chance to meet others, but we learn of other COURUK, school benefits and everyone has a good time. Hopefully in the future Guilderllld host another weekend. I love Americans and America, I will never forget my year here. The people at GCEH and the surrounding community will always remain in my thoughts and have a spas! place in my heart. Nmda 5 . Hi, I'm Linda Stressel. For the past few months I have had the experience of living in Japan as a Rotary Exchange Student. Living among Japanese families has given me the opportunity to view Japan from the inside looking out. I have learned the marmerisms of the Japanese as a young child does - by accepting them as the proper way and putting them into practice. Also, attending a private all-girls high school here has given me an understanding of the Japanese educational system. In Japan, six years at primary school and three years at junior high school are compulsory. Senior High Schools are divided into two types - vocational schools, such as commercial or agricultural. and schools of general courses for thos who want to go on to a university. All senior high schools and some junior high schools have entrance examinations! I have found the Japanese to be friendly, warm-hearted. cheerful people. Through my friends and families, I have learned much about Japan. the United States. and myself. For instance, just as we Americans take our impression from the Japanese we meet in the U.S., so do the Japanese take their impression of Americans from the tourists and Ameri- can movies they come into contact with. This doesnt give us a very accurate understand- ing of each other's cultures and leaves a lot up to the imagination. Although customs and ways of showing our emotions may be very different. the people of our two countries are basically the same. We all want the same things out of life. such as happiness. friendship. and love. By accepting each other's cultures and mannerisms without questioning orjudg- ing them, we can achieve a much better understanding of each other. ...ff . M .f- M Exchange Students -F ' al.: ea Since the beginning of this school year. I have been here as the AIS Exchange Student from Germany. During the first five months of my stay in the LSA. my life has changed in a way l never would have expected. My family in Germany consists of my parents: 2 sisters, 20 and IT years olda 1 brotherg and myself. We live in a rather big city and all this is different from my new experiences. Here I live in a smaller community. Altamont. with a family of 3 children. ages 1-..3.and-I-4. Also. the school system is quite different from what I was used to in Germany. In Germany our high school is only one branch of the whole school system. After attending primary school for all kids for 4 years. we decide between elementary school for 5 years. middle school for 6 years. or high school for 9 years. depending on our grades and wishes for a profession. This means also that every branch has its fixed pro- grams of materials taught: we cannot choose our courses. While the German system is a more selective one, the American system aims more to equal rights in acquiring jobs. I expecially like this about Guilder- land where I can take a lot of courses. like Typewritf ing. Russian. or Computer Mathematics: I could not elect these courses in Germany. Some other not so obvious differences between people in Germany and America I experienced espe- cially during the Christmas season. People are very friendly and like to socialize. more so than in my country. They celebrate Christmas. for example, with a lot of parties and invite their friends to join them. In Germany. however. people are a little bit more reserved and tend to celebrate only in their own hmilies. At the American parties I found many nice lld open individuals who liked to meet people from breign countries. Besides these new impressions. I leamed a lot of lew things. such as how to ride a bike and that Amer- ita is a wide country with longer distances than I ever So. I can say that even after only half of my stay in this country. already I have a whole suit- ome of new impressions and ideas to carry back with Germany. Barbara Behr C' 5 I Q . - hun OF .pent last summer as an Open Door exchange student tbym, in Santiago, Chile. In thc taniily that llived with there f .,s N were my parents, the older liqg 7,33 brothers. and two sistcrs. -as Having a family of this size was a strange experience for me. Life is hard for most Chili- ans. though I never really fclt it. Inflation has been as high as 1200 percent and most of the prices were above what we pay. Because of the military government there was cur- few. and police could be found on nearly every corner. The school I attended was owned and operated by the French government. Many of the classes were taught in French. I was surprised to learn that many schools were taught in foreign languages such as English and German. My Chilian school was very small compared to GCHS. Each grade had about three classes. I took thirteen courses and the school day lasted from 8:30 to 4:15. Chile is a beautiful country, not only because of its geography but also because of its people. It has some of the most fascinating mountains. lakes, and volcanos in the world. Still, no one can compare with the people. They gave me the feeling that it was important to them whether or not I had a good time. Judy Humphrey BONJOLRY Greetings from Provence. the land of herbs. cyprus trees, and sunshine. I'm living in the country on the outskirts of a city called Aix-En-Provence. Originally. Aix was built by the Romans and one can still observe traces of ruins here and there. Aix is filled with fountains, narrow streets. and old buildings. Located not too far from my home are the stone quarries whose yellow bricks were used to build the houses of Aix. It's a beautiful city and I'm fortunate to be here. My home is a 300-year-old country house which overlooks Mont St. Vic- toire. A white, needle-pointed mountain. St. Victoire was beloved by the artist Paul Cezanne who frequently painted it. Although my house is large, it still isn't big enough for my rumbling, tumbling family of six children. two parents. two dogs and a cat. There is always some activity going on at the house. so I'm never bored Quite the contrary, I never have enough time to all ofthe things I would like to do. School lasts until five o'clock here in France. Thus, by the time one gets home, does his homework, and eats dinner, the day is over. Therefore, the weekend means so very much to the French students. My weekends are crammed with visits to other places. long walks in the country. etc. Being a foreign exchange student has opened up my eyes to the world. The motto of the American Field Service is Life Sharing, and. really. that's what my experience here in France is all about. Carol Iwas an Open Door Exchange Student in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. during the summer of 1974. I lived with the Lombardi family. Fernanda Lombardi was an Exchange Student to Guilderland the previous winter. My family had two live-in maids and one who came once a week to do the laundry. It is luxiourious,but it also helps the Brazilian economy. There are many poor people in Brazil. All would be happy to live in a nice house and eat well in return for their services. I loved Rio very much. It is a beautiful city. lt has many beaches which are attended every day of the year. The beach is a relaxing place to talk to your friends, and body surf. School is very different. and I like our system better. GCHS is lenient in comparison. I leamed many things. mainly how friendly and warm people can be. especially to Americans. We are idols in their eyes. All Brazilians wish to go to America some day. I wish to retum to Brazil. Once you've been to Rio, you will always have a constant craving to return. I thank Miss Ryan, the Open Door Advisor at Guilderland, for helping to make it possible. Debi Humphrey UNDER , g..-A if 5 --,- A CLASSMEN 1. Sf X Class 7 1 IYIRSY' RUM' Kim lisiiiay. Corrcspoi-'liiig Secretary: Denise Munn. Treasurer. SECOND Ifflll' liitti Knapp, Activities Vmincil Represcntutiveg Sandi Steenburgh, Recording Sec- retaryg Greg Vriiiway, Presidcntg Linda Dugle, Vice President: Leslie LaGuardia, Publicity Vice President. 4 lug, fi ,Lauri X .5 vw lg... 2, X , -s E. f Vw, f A f 1 FIRST ROW: M. Adams, E. Bulman. SECOND ROW: S. Cleary, C. Teetsel, FIRST RQW- 5, Dudjieqh H, 'g.ei3w5g, if 335 555 xj 1 i . M. Richardson. THIRD ROW: D. Wood, L. Goodhart, P. Coogan, R. Vitale, P. 0311195-l 5, White M. 1431355 Loomis. FOURTH ROWA K. Johnson, J. Marshall. A... G 31 V agi 1 1 ...11 FRIST ROW' R. Rau, L. Dngle, C. Cmpsy, SECOND RO W: D. Munn, S. Steenburgh, THIRD ROW' R. Phelan, B. Fisher, H. Alheim. L. Nelson, N. Schell, D. C-irpcnter, K. Diana, M. Friebel, FOURTH ROW' J. Harrison, D. Gif- ford, M. Renus, G, Reals. W .ffiflil A 5 FIRST ROW: P. 0'Rouke, K. Ludwig, S. Churchill, V. Dine, M. Edgar, FIRST ROW: E. Fingerhut. M. Murry. K. Burke. J Mshigsr L. Barhydt, K. Avellino, T. Masters, SECOND ROW' F. Thomas, M. J. Judd, J. Pontisakos. R. Machiaxella. M. Schreiner. S Fo Dvorscak, J. Kinna, K. Johnson. sano, M. Chamberlain. 80 ' ..-.- same. ..p......u. , ., 4,1 -gl, , a.- ' f-f- 1-1--' 5 1- I q-17,- ,j -' 1 -mf. , A 'NI x-3' ff FIRST ROW: D. Curry, K. Spencer, E. Burke. SECON T. Mendell, L. Diehm FIRST RUN' J. LaP0r'te. S. Warner. K. Heidenrich, J. Hedden, SECOND W. 'W R. Barber. C. Weidman. B. Utter. H. Davis, M. Meyers. B. Carr. 'Y J ' F' If -,.,A:. , ' xr -- ' ' .. FIRST ROW' J. Simpson, P. Bertrand, L. Testa. SECOND ROW: M. Arcolano, P, Faulkner, L, Kem. THIRD RUM .I Cox. M, Cain. E, Marsh. D RU W: S. Gade 81 f D I-'l1fS'I' ROW' T. Cowell, 'l'. Looby, li. MacNeil, G. Allen, SECOND ROW: T. Veivia, L. LaGuardia, L.Ha11enbeck, H. Sikorski. C. Mar' ell, li. Dunslmn. K. Ryder, L. Kecver. yi' ' FIRST RO W: B. Best. SECOND ROW: S. Gillespie, R, Kellerman, S, FIRST ROW: P. Keyser. M. DeGonzague, K. Macintosh. J. .-bony. SECOND Provost, C. Utter, J. Ryan, E. Loggie. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, R. Blan- ROW: K. Ouellette. L. DiMura. L. Scheidel. T. Barbell. THIRD EXW E Bla:- chard, D. M:-1rcil,J. Fischer. tin, T. Stevens. F. Sheehan. M. Beaver. FUIH TH FCUU' B1 Gertes. J. Maller. P. McClean, B. Treadway. FIFTH ROW R. Long. C X'anFatten. J T 2 Glick, E. Williams. SIXTH ROWJM. 3Iurphy..l. Xorris.S.Crox1m. K 61111531 B M. Boudreau. V FIRST ROW B Pomakov. l-l. Barber, J. Schempp. Sl-fi'rl.N'lJ HHW A. George, J. Booth, K. Horan, 'l'. Hutson, B. Oflair. NI Yaliirio. THIRD HHN' D Spiaik, S Daniels. B. Uasatelli, J. Cranker, J. Phillips. FUL'R'I'H HOW. R. Xleyer. S. Lal-lera. A. Mooney, R. llaidusek. E. Swanson. I iz' 1-1Hs'l Rf iv- N! 'Hi-gn-k K Peru 4I1L !ND ROW' B. Letko, R. Jamison, M, FIRST ROW: R. Chesbro, M. Kvinlaug. J. Pallella. E. Zwack. SECOND yl.,n,,, X1 H, hm, f 'H'!4,'1 Will 'l' Dolan, P. Bilodeau, O'Herin, I... ROW: L. Stilsing, B. Mcflann. M. Williams. THIRD ROW: K. Cox, J. H4-N ww N. xx W... Hi1ler,D.Hildreth,f.'.Fink. 83 . ,,. .1 - .-.. ,.- - . . FIRST RO W: A. Wytza. SECOND ROW: L. Knauss, T. Trianni. THIRD The old fake Out. ROW: J. Flansburg, M. Norton, D. Humphrey, R. Wardell, J. Keating. .5 F-f'fi!.+ 1-i.laf:f:i,:!Y. Vg' llfgrbi ,Sb fd ff? Q! ri!'- QQQEF-'T 39' FIRST ROW' F. Thomas, T. Reed, M. McGinnis, S. Ketchum, J. Crnelko. SECOND ROW: F. Commisso. B. Malloy T. Murphy, L. Nichols, M. Heller, L. Early. THIRD ROW: B. Bruni, D. Beattie, R. Moscinski. C. Shearer. D Freisatz. 84 M I I Zh a , BN 1' A 31 1:1 9 . 4-T w 1 ff' l l1fSTRUW: P. Hennessy, C. Browm, G. Gregory, P. Whitaker. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, V. Harvey. .. Q-W-y 'l I .v in ZX -5 X 1 Cheer llP1'lUl'l9iS Coming! FIRST ROW: J. Parker, P. DaGui11o. K. Siver. E. Leonard. SECUXY Sf W Nl Mango, J. Jackson, D. Toole. THIRD ROW: D. Dick. D. Hanley R Niger X Zaremski. 86 X .X 5.gs,:,v xl 2 fiiigfx ly .4 Q' nr ' 1 . -iq JESSE' 'way f -SQ-3? 1 fl. -. Eff, ' ' f ffbxf 1 ' K iff' K 'mv' , f L l 1 1.- :xx , Q -'Simi N X N 4 : Riff -Q 2 , x 4 1.2 figs w Y: ., 51,13 N, '-au. , ,V 11 AL. .J L- 12 5' , - -x, R. Ili A . If 5,.,.l , f rf!-. FIRST RUN P LaLonde, C. Graffeo. K. Beloncik. SECIPNIP ROW V. Covert. FIRST ROW: B. Bishop, SECUND ROW: N. Meola, K. Smith, E. Mur- K NX elge. l Peterson THIRD ROW' T, Schuch. S. Morrison, P. Palcic, S. phy. THIRD ROW: C. Huls, B. Hanrahan, S. Paley, P. Dickson. THIRD Niasxer l NN allace. T Taronto, G. Kranz. ROW: C. Crawford, K. Kunker. C. Sacher, P. Pozzuto, B. Maher. .IIRSfI'Iff1W' R. btorto. H. Schafer, P. Dunham. SECOND ROW: B. Fisher, M. Surdam, C. Thorsland, J. Mulligan, I' Pi iiannhmk. li. Miller, U. Heretz, C. Hamm. 89 -.fg .f ,Z .Y A Sdbx.,..A l IlfS'l' HUW: J, Nlcliv ln, P. Templeton, S. Larson, B. Glenn. SECOND ROW: M. Terry, P. Eastman, T. Robak, R. lraunstein. THIRII ROW: P, Seim, R. Ralston, G. Merritt, D. Kelly, K. Schinnerer. 3 1 tv riglfxr P , I .1 'M .4 .. X ' . I .ie FIRST ROW: T. George, J. Rnchek, P. Menzies, B, Wilkes. SECOND FIRST ROW: N. Gardner. SECOND HOW: L, Zszarine. C. Delute ROW: Kelly, A. Camevale, L. Wamer, J, Harrington. THIRD ROW: ROW: N. Miller, R. Cochrane. S. Becker. G. Allendorph, S, Rosa, H. Kirby, C. Foote, C. Kenna, S. Mastolas. FOURTH RU W: J. Jasniewski, 'I'. Smith, M. Rnnan, V. Hahn. - .... . , . - .. . Class vql Mary Worthington, Fund Raising, Sarah Williams, Publicity Chairman, Lisa Perlee, Trea- urer. Becky Chapman, Corresponding Secretary, Keith Kenyon, President, Kathy Mas- trianni. Vice President. MISSING: John Carl, Social Chairman, Kelly Galvin, Recording Secretary, ' . cd- l l f . X 1 -' 9 --X f .. X . F- wa- z, 1 1 . if ' ' :Lui ,ix X x 'W ik H '-rant lf Y aptiano, J Rnsmarin. SECUNU ROW' R. Costello, A. FIRST ROW' W. Vivenzio, C. Veley, L. Camerale, V. Mauro, H vt 'W' PM ff' '11 P VS ahh V- f wax, B Brain, 'If Dillion, S. Morrisson, 'l'. Doyle, SECOND HU W: 'lf Diamante, H. Dzintars, Dzintars, L, Mallette fi. THIRD RUW W. Best. 91 1,-u-. 4.. fu fi- ... - . -i . , FIRST ROW: D. Stauffer, M. Pozzuto, T. Benjamin. R. Oppedisano. FIRST ROW: N. Vanderwouden, T. Thomas, T. Orsini. SECOND ROW? J SI56'O.N'I2 ROW: A. Leekoff, J. Maque, D, Whming, J. Martin, C. Robin- Weibe, J. Rafferty, E. Shain, M. Morse. THIRD ROW' S. Leininger, R. Radu!- son, C. Bowers. TIIIRII ROW' M. Gooding, S. Kamp. T. Keever, L. Sie- icz, S. Wintering. bert, L. Tucker. iN . K, - Jx xx N N V FIRST ROW: B. Rogers, M. Tavani, C, Carll. SECOND ROW: J. Humphrey, L. FIRST ROW' G. Nieliwocki. M. Ten Sf.-Q.N .X f f'V Vinci, K. McMahon, S. Elzer. THIRD ROW: K. Zehnter, M. Reardon, S. Allen, Gerhardt, D. Orsini. THIRD RCW T .' fr ssz' N M. Berger, A. Beliveau. 10. J- Kllehfleff- A .L 1 5 4 I I 5. FIRST' ROW' T. Crnnvmie, K. Dean, K. Rexford. S. O'Donnell, E. McCurnber. SECOND ROW: G. DeSantis, B. Ableman, B. Vanderlinclen, J. Harrell. N. Kellerman, A. Armstrong, S. Flannery, B. Michalski. FIRST ROW P Cowell Nl JacqueQ QECUYD ROW Q TaVa7'a FIRST ROW: D. Dalrymple, S. Gould. SECOND ROW: L. Kennedy, L. I . ' . I . ,. . . v .l J., . . .. Smith, A. Blanchette. THIRD ROW: C. Herchenroder, M. Lombardi, J. mends' F. Beebe, S.. Zmk, J. Carl. THIRD ROW B. Among. E Raya Geritz, T. Ryan. Mastrianni, L. Hardmg. ll me 1. 2.1 -3 if il .l Mr! 1 v no Y. H .D-4.9 .-I li il Q i I .ggirfg . - I . 5 X..,,.f' . . . . 4.3 I-'IRST ROW: 'l'. Cromx lie, K. Dean, K. Rexford, Ableman, H. Vanclerlinden, J. Burrell, N. Kellernr 1 FIRST ROW: K. Johnson, K. Molle. SECOND ROW: D. Powexs, P. Lennon. W. Brown, T. Roupas, M. Pasqual. THIRD ROW: J. Burt, J. Blaudeau, K. Freisatz, K. Bardin, M. Richardson, M. Ryan M. Schafer. FIRST RO W: B. Dickershaid. SECOND ROW: K. Ciaccio, M- H8l'1'iS, S- Stirnson. TIIIRII ROW: D. Nasholrls, B. Frost, B. Meagley, T. Corradi. I-'OURTH RO W: B. LaDuke, K. Malloy, D. Dean. 96 Tif'i 7'T.f.,g, if g V - I , A I r.,........,.,....-. s--- - - --- ,YI A X S I A If . I 1. A., .E v ' L H gg. fi . 52 7 ' 5 .Sw ' 'im N FIRST ROW: J. Knauss, K. Meyers. B. Provencher. K. Lawrence f Azzaro. SECOND ROW: M. Muztafago. R. Phelan. C Dayier. T3 Heath 'HFS ROW: J. Walsh, R. Whinnery. B, DiNovo. J, Lann: ST E21 'W Ll Hatzmger. K NlClllllI'9 Sh'L'If.X'l2 HOW G. Robinson, C. Meeusen, D. Miller. THIRD ROW K. H 1 M lx l le 1 4 A X Parker. S Huy gf , Q 1 1 r I ,. ll' N V'l77P4l1 V -lanes Sl:'f'll.'Vll NNW Nl. Short- l IlfST ROW li. Sands, K. Kannes.Sl'ff'fl.N'lJI1'UW S. Herrell, E. Are 1 I l ff ,ulvmx lnkis, S. 'l'il'fany, M. Niland. 'l'IIllflJ IHIW' -l. Diana, J. llilliun. D. Wil mn. -l. lfullc-r. I9lll'lx l'll RIJW H. l'lt'l'2l1SOI1, J. llrmrrlun, N. Snyder, ll Lutz. 1 i Q 3: A I maui ., U., -l 3,1 f, ,gr , U fd 1 .5- ., 1 ' wa .4 li 'A M l ll l l i l l -L 4 Q, Q v N i - f-x FIRST ROW: P. Murray, K. Paley. SECUNU RO W: Z. Jafri. D. Doak, A. Russo. '1'I-IIRI7 RUW: M. Yiscio. C. Kelly, Nl. Gaul, fl. Slingcrland. M Panghurn, B. DeGonzaigue. .l. Ferguson, A. SantaMaria. FIRST ROW: E. Jubrey, S. Terwillegar, S. Armstrong. SECOND Mihal. J. Carpenter, B. McNamara. THIRD ROW' D. Perry, L. Defbsk, Whitney. T. Colbert, H. Reynolds. All if 'QQ A Ii I il' - 4. :E I. ,Q-: we LJ FIRST RU W: G, Merritt, M. Flood, P. Connors. SECOND RUW: B. Nolan, R. Baldwin. J. Zaremski. T Scltvs ' f 98 2 Q.. ,a .4 un, A J, nfs' .3 .e-:nth U Q in 'Q' ' Wsyfwx .gf ' - ' If I fi N I 5 , ' 1 'fx 'RQ .ff s.. 1 X w Y Y Y Y 1 N, iQ n 3 3 , 5X :Q .fi n n I 1 -2 1 n ' w X W n n 1 ? l lIfS'I' IHIW: A. Stauffcr, M. Karl, M. Slover, SECIJND ROW: S. Mallgraf, D. Hodgekins, J. Reppenhagen, S. 1 Nuwucki. 'l'HlR1l NNW' ,. Flanders, D. Szmch-rs. S. Winkle, A. Spencer. K. Glavin, P. Pelkey. K X F 1 Y 'f i A' l I X 1 7. 'F w -- J x ' ,I ? , .1 W -s ui if , 3 1 n A - . ,I .,- . -gpg .. . FIRST ROW: P. Jones, D. Dominic, J. Cox. SECOND ROW: D. Dicken- FIRST ROW: G. Sheehan. J, Thurstun. E Luck. A. Art e N r Son, L. Welner, G. Messercola, -I. Pikcilingis, M. Lant, J. Goodrich, J. D. Small. N Wehr. -1. Nicholas, F. Ofonnor. K Hxb-1' Rnyak. Hill l Nluliigsm. C, Leto. SECUND RUN' N. Stressel. BI. Zelenew- l FIRST RUW: J, Hockenbury. SECOND ROW: B. Hallenbeck, D. Ad- ,-4 x l' 4.'Fi'il H. 'll' L DsLuca. B. Collins. B. Pulliam. D .-Xbbruzzese. J. Rock- ams, B. Mangle. Nl. Diamond, J. Cross. THIRD ROW: M. Valek, B. Ar- otuiston Nl Knull dis, M. Dubois, C. Fyvie, N. Laremore, K. Crowley. FOURTH ROW: A. Eldridge, D, Ruthven, K. Chase, N. Dansereau. ls., PIRNI HUW IJ Engel, E. Smith, P. Vetru, R. Byron, C. Bonner. SECOND HU W: K. Theisen, B. Bulman, L. Perlee, P. Naf har Nl Nfwon. fl Flansburg, L. Moller, C. Phillips. 101 ., l l v 1 vq-qv 'il ' GI., Ns 'wax Hzll .,, 1 1 Huy, mn l lirucl. I-IRS! HOW B Slmpklns K Schmnerer A DeGonzague J Perez NI-K UNI! RUW X Askew T Kmnsky IHIRII ROW l Flsher I Mar lm H freen I Salma L Wollen 'Vl Fetrault O FIRST ROW: G, Whitney. T. Linden, R. Bronson. C. Stienstra, K. Ryan. SEC UNL! HO W: K, Campell. J. Foley, K. Kenyon. L. Mulholland. S. Woodcock. B Farley. P. Weaver. uuak IHIHD AON l Llemrv Ntexe N1 Xluore Xl lidu N Dx r rl l M1 l ,M I . . .. , .. , . , . , FIRST RUW' J. Jacobson, P Benmsort Si'QQYf Til' F f'er't'.1.' l W j .'. f ' ' 1 ' . Us, .-X ftegg, R 3'.1r s Q i.1ifif ' ' . M A. - vwkwa-Y ,rig 1 2 A ,l .. ,l . y ,x k x 4,-HMM 1 , . .. - L. -L.,,, 4f,-. -,, ' ,,.- ' x ' - ' L I d - Q1,J':l'. I. .V , 1 17+-ik,- fl I-Q A 'jj'-gj!,,' g -l:4i',fK5 ' . Qxgn. J 1 J ,. '-11 'J . 51 . -W!! 'H i -.1 I 1 4 A i w il. 1 f. :?- f ':,,. 5.3 -an -vu- I lRSTR!1H': J. O'Hrien. Mr. Boujagen. Mr. Iugrossi, J. Huerher, J. Pall FIRST ROW: K. Comey, T. Cellini. SECOND ROW' A. Bruder, M. 1- lurfl, H. Luniguc. SI'X'U,N'lJ HOW' M. DeC'inuni. M. Walters. Nl. Duuku- crans, G. Coyle, J, Lupien, A. Giroux, S. Bass. lxch, M.Bz1rh0r, li. Uilllvllll. M. llnzzoita. '1'IlIlflIIfUH B1I'5.Sll'D!4SGl. S. Nlclnlvro. U. Nlnulv, Ii. Herzog, J. Scheuer. Mrs. 'I'0nnelli. Mrs. Artus. FIRST ROW: D. Karl, A. Liguori. SECOND ROW: P. Schuch, C. Manning, M. DuBois. D. Thomas. K. Gam. Q Rapsard, P. Taranto. 104 i -ll ' 5 . ,qu 3 ..x .g. , X . -1' 1, X 3 is yjjta i .- x . 5 fm Q, K if x J' Zi A , ?Fg1x 2 il-.U-.55 Q fx fi. . I. 1 .,fs,...,, FIRSI' HHH' H. Suduc, D. Corcrirnn. C, Hurnash. NECUIVU RO Wi' C. Kc-llcr, if King, R.'I'l1mnz1s,'I'I1'IIx'IlRU V.' D.Puhl,D.Spadaro,J.Blan- UIIQI.H.fizliClL1SCk,C,fi0db0lll. - 1 helix 7 f f -Q . .rVi?..i2:.N-I ', fm KJ J 2 N 1 I IF 1 ,A IN ' FIRST RUW: M. Munroe, A. Lopez, D. Anderson, F. Pomellitto. SEC- '1 UNI! IH! W: E, Duguay, A, Reamer, L. Bradley, R. Baker. THIRD ROW: I, Mach, L. Spudis, L. Hilton, C. Lee. 106 bxf Ex lx FIRST RO W: K. Byng, D. McCullough, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. O'NeQ. E. VonFricken, K. Korzeniewski, Y. Bonaparte, J, DeMidio, E. Hendricks. THIRD RO W: A. Cohan, L. Ryan, C. Eastman, L. Schuch. Fr FIRST ROW K. Harrison. L. Smith. M, Paul. R F-coin I F ' in N' X- RUWJ K.McGum,S.Pep1owski,D Caiixl Vyjis' A ,Pe sill, Si 'E 2 fx 5' i IR- 9 A6 fqgvg y, 1: -. is P 4-DHL, sw h,,,i,'X 93 .54 l l1fS'I'HUW.' C. Lee,1'. Currwvalc. E. i'e1:ze..'5Ef,'ONU HOW M. McCann, N. Gunzelman, M. Engle, A. O'Connor. 'l'lIllfIJ RUN K, Miller. S. Vunderwarkcr, W. Young. V. Spencer, T. Davis. FIRST ROW' R. Lysogorski, A. Zwack. SECOND ROW: G. Unser, B. I-'IHSTHQPH' M. Ottman, T. NIcGraih. W xiii.5T SEQ. N Q' 5 Bruner, E. Kvinlaug, T. Vadney. THIRD ROW: J. Giroux, C. William, A. Hgynynh K R3ipg.D.X1LL11:wp T5'j5'f' if .I E' 3-k -V X 'Ss . ' Hnraheck, Shippey. 108 - -W W ? 'll F Bmsndb. J Knapp SEC 1.YlJ RHW K. Kelly. J. Chambers. J ..-mxaxws. 7 Schultz T!-1!RIPF?f'W J Russell. S Drzymaia. J. Cusick, R. Leto, .. ,. -'- T ' J X if N-r X FIRST ROW: J. Guizurd. L. Gale. Sl:'C'f2,N'IJ RUN A. MCf'raL'ker1, F Plante. L. Soltysiak. THIRD ROW: S. Tilmont. D. Munn, I.. Rieth, -I Hennet, K. Yisker, C. MacNiel. ll l-Ilan K Nlurphy iwt I x- Lf.: S35 'f'--IU Q... N l :wfrJw'1!ff. JW1El! FlIx'S'l'IfUW' K. Hendricks, M. Clark, A. Olsen. P, Karl. SHIYINU ROW' 'I'. Savoca, F. f'uurIright. ff. 'l'rihlPy, P. Slwehan. THIRIJ RUW' NI.H:amm.'l'.lJe1f'inlo, K.f91ruux.J. Fisher. i S F4 4 -1 .2 K ' n . 14 -35 .1 Ai 171 n 1 , .14 1 4 mi' , i E13 jg 3 .5 I 'za i l lIfS'1' IIUW S, Dangerfield. P. Shaver, F. Wager, B. Gorman. SECOND ROW: D. Sawin, L. Moldenhauer, J. Win- nie. K. Mihulak. xg, vuuuu Hg...-41 fx N-...., FIRST ROW: B. Smith, R. Radzewicz, M. Padula. SECOND ROW: B. FIRST ROW' D. Palmer. P. Nloormar. .' Reserves: Q N155 Alheim, I. Larson K, Breymeier M. Boynton M.Teal. ' NVD WOW: D. Pontis.kas, f fvauf. T f:.:.:h L Yi' .-X. Curie, NI. Bo en. I , , , 5 ILC L 1 1 L x. 45 , N, h 1 'I 0 f ., , - - .'-J -.,g Q. w4..'.. 'Wiii f l f 'i 'I 'II i, i-li il' -V- 493 A- 1 .L 4 'Q -1 1. 'Z' Q fs SM w ' 4, D f A P1 !..E:':fN Jai ' N: - 'Q -ff 4. A ' W aw V '1 I ,A 1 R4 N '---- .. ...ir-.-. ....-..-fc-' 'pl Z X mf:-:77f:::: ' an f T3 1 N I I ji S .-4 gi ,x . 1 71 ll l 5 4 .M , r ,M J 1 l r l V . A-1 fi fir L, -wr- f1Q l lHN'l' lfflll' -l, Vlrlelwmvski, V. Hcluw, 'I'. .'Xrl11rnc2zu'k, ll. Larnoree. SECOND ROW: E. Gilbert, D. Maher, P. Davis fl. llvlrn. 'l'. Honjzunin, W. l'llll'lIHllllH, B. LeYine. 5 M QA: ' 1 FIRST ROW: J. Gaige, M. Wieland, A. Bruder. SECOND ROW: M. Pe- FIRST ROW: S. Scheidel. K. Keeler. B. Shank. Nl Rle tersnn, D. U'Brien, R. Parker, M. Markessinis, F. Leonhardt. D. Ermides. Nl. Slater. S. Gardner. S. Cxarnpr. P Hag: M. Hogan. S. Allen, J. Are-takrs. D, Degongague. 'l'l4 N ' rx-R. ,. FII-FSI Rl 'W l. Reiueman, -l, Monghan. SECYPXIP RUN' L. Zanta. K. Donna- runm Nl Hutton. Nl Evon. TI-IIRI7 HHH' P. Looman. P. Foley. NI. Hedges, J. Hwiisxz YI Carpenter. Ff'l'IfI'H HHH' K Fox. S, l'illH1l'i9XVlL'Z. L. Small. C. e ' e P sure l F -.a.-. - ,A -. FIRST RUW' M, Rusch, D. Sixt. D. Boucher, SEVONI2 RUW' B Nlatan, D. Young, THIRD ROW: D. Austin, L. Floyd, P. Schillinger. T Knapp, K, Gaidusek. I 'ff X! lflflk K Bram-a, V. Bruni, J. Vrosby, P. Hoffman, SECOND HUW: R. Ruf, M. Schreiner, S. Wahrliuh. D. H3 l-1 www HHH!! NNW f' Harvew L 'NJf1rriQ F O alkiewlcz R 'Vlf hr S ' app Q ' ' ' 'Ve 1711 'I H S lJr1 Al ,gli 1 l lll'.N l'lfI1ll' 'lf l.imIz1. l.. llrzld. ll. llulluis, S, llm-kenlmry, H, Welge. fl'ff'llXIl lfflll' .l, Nvllls. l,. flmwxiwn. l'llllx'll HHH' S Allcn. M. 1 .lmpln-II,ll,l.4-rlmrfll,Xl.l.:m1lwrt..fX,5I..lul1n,ll.l.vlse11fvlcler. xl -,Q ..V it-4 it 1 14' 1,-ZZ -I .QI .......,., . , , '1-'- f .:--'xS 'Ti l llf.N l' lfflll' if Scruffnrcl, IJ. Wilkes, D. Frisco, C. Damon. SECOND lfflll' .-X. .-Xusff-ld, 'l'. Herald, I.. Connolly, L. Romano. THIRD RU W: C. l'1lHN'F'!ll HZ FIRST HU W: C. Macaione. C. Mcfwauley. THIRD ROW Provencher. K. Broadhead. FIRST HOW S. Bourque. -X L Rfll'l'fS.'llLl!'llCl'.ll.LLIUN1. Xl lx x X l'41luu-r, li. limkmver, 'lf Nh ru Coll. ll. Xlilulwll. 5. S.1lmmv -V -zf u .W I lu 2 1 n ,. lr xwli x-H J ye 'B W 35 fQ .-,.....--044 ' U A3 Q V- ' 1 ':g,7d..,.i wwig' ik ix' W ,, :Lv- I A Q Q El?1 4 V E . S.: S.. .JJ -Q., BOCES IFE X .00 2, ' -. ' r QA , D ig I 29 W xw- M, i .F 0 N ,y ' I xv, 's-4 ' Y 'if -3 E 'H 'C Kd , 4 M,-. ,,.,,. , .12 , tx, Z 9 -iv I 5 , rf-a x. . ,. -x. ,.,..-wuz 'K X' ,, SS , g.yvxwgq.,avg---:- aj-. ,N ,-,v Wi - J i QQ S :fx If'IRS'I' ROW: K. Phillips, S. Pahl, D. Carr. SECOND ROW: J. Derm, M. Montalbano. THIRD ROW: C. Justin, C. Lott, E. Leonard, P. Renshaw, J. Hymn. H. Weidenbacher. L. Gee, I FIRST ROW: C. Raymond, P. Henry, L. Keating, S. Allen. SECOND FIRST ROW: F. Wagner, S. Harbour. R. Mille-1-,T Bllhlil ROW: K. Dunston, P, Holt, P. Moak, S. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Thur- P. Bamum, G. King. M. Szalkowski. G. Wezgle. f'EffFfD 1 storm, R. Oakley, P. Bilodeau, S. Aronson, L. Uhl. Diehm, S. Schinnerer. 118 I X ix I ,4 I-'IRSI' RUN' G. Morse. C. O'Hare. SI-fUU.N'I7 HHH' X. Lown. P, Geogh- FIRST RUW: L. Luck, B. Hogan. N. Vinci. SISVUNII HUW: T. Thomas egnn. K Nlcklwrnmick. D. Fromniie. THIRI7 HUW fl. L'ebula.M. St. Pierre, D. Scott, S. Rendert, D, Martin, THIRD RHW5 D. Sarraino, M, Audino IW Petersnn I-'UI 'HTH RUN' C. Redmond. Nl. Huls. R. Brain. N. Fantasia, K. Donohue. D, O'Connor, G. Cole. or' -x A 33,4135 1g.V I-IRYI' ROW M. Keamey. R. Robinson, C. Rnssi, J. Bosco, O. Diamante, M. Sedlacek. SECOND IIUW: R. Gond- Imn I' Lee-, ,I Arnold. C. Cox. M. Murphy, C. Carmack, THIRD ROW: C. Bacon, T. Wamken, S. O'Neill, K. ihiiruaw 119 JF I ts .4---'- . ' ,A ' '-,-- ' . ef? nf? 1 X, 14 sg g -gf . Dr. Thomas F. Looby, Superintendent Of Schools ' Prospect And Retrospect Graduation is a time for graduates to think both retrospectively and prospectively - to draw from your past experiences useful lessons and insights, as well as to plant your feet firmly and focus your eyes clearly on the road ahead and the direction you will take. To each senior I would put three rhetorical, reflective questions about your school experiences: 1. Have you learned that you cannot rely solely on an institution alone, or on others who are in charge, to fully enrich your experiences and lead you to true personal fulfillment? You must be self- reliant! ' 2. Have you learned that it is not until you alone, all by yourself, create from your own time and sweat and tears a work you are proud of that you really come to know yourself and gauge your own potential? You must assume personal responsibility ! 3. Have you learned that good friends make life more interesting, and that you more easily find and make friends by participating in the activi- ties around you and by giving service to others? You need to function in a social setting - you must join and belong and participate. Looking ahead now,what are your prospects? You are at a point in life where you are loosening old roots - leaving high school, untying mother's apron strings, departing from close family association. What compass will you use now? What light or hand will guide you? How will you avert an interval of wandering and wasting? Your IDEALS - the principles you hold dearly, will help the most. Every problem you confront, every situa- tion you encounter, should be evaluated in termsof H own personal principles and ideals. Be carefd th! P ' are not robbed of your ideals by those around yea preach expedience, or that you do not abandon S yourself through weakness in time of temptatitm. Your INTERESTS will also help give you dirmtk. Remember, you do best what interests you mlm. Ya have already developed some interests. You must em- tinue to broaden and develop additional interests. Yu can build a life upon an interest, you can make a out of an interestg but especially you can find personal fulfillment through pursuit of avocational interests. Your FAMILY will always be a port in the storms of life, a source of support and comfort. Perhaps you have felt, on occasion, that Mom and Dad were not with it , that they simply did not understand you. Sometimes it seemed difficult to communicate with them. When you swim away from the family shores and look back on your parents from afar, I predict that, over the yearsg they will look wiser and wiser. After your parents have de parted this life, their values will remain ever in your memory, providing a bright and useful beacon as you search for right decisions among conflicting options. Perhaps when time and distance strengthens your ap- preciation of your parents and your brothers and sisters. you will renew and repair any relationships that may have frayed during the high school years. You will have many opportunities to say 'Thank you. My very best wishes to all the graduates. of whom the Superintendent, the School Board. and the Staff are very proud. Dr. Thomas F. Looby Superintendent of Schools December 9. 1921 .4-b vw . wr' Q H . ., A I 'Q X 'f 'kk v i' ,g:'..,,-V :g' 3375041 O 'S 2 s w+ lf 5? 1' Principal's M Charles Dickens described life in France in the opening paragraph of A of as, lt was the best of times, it was the worst ol was the age of wisdom, it was the age of was the spring of hope, it was the winterof desplil' same words could also be used to describe our Our media is filled with stories of catastrophies, and dishonesty in both high and low places - still our time, the only time we will ever have. The fact is that every age has had its natural caiaia depressions and wars. Each generation has either tried to it the best of times an age of wisdom and the of hope' depends largely on you. The individual is lui our society, everything we are or ever hope to be as begins with you the 1nd1v1dual But the system works when you, the individual, will it to work. . ' Work hard, play hard, you are finally coming into own, make it worthwhile. better the situation or at least coped with it. You newbie your chance to do your thing. Whether it will help to 1 4 V .H Mr lohn F Ryan Director of Pupil Dr loseph Purcell Director of Curriculum Dr. Robert E. Ofonnor - Dean at as-sv , k A X . 1 xxx Xlrs X nrgmm Hnlt Receptxumst Nlrx Betty Rue Dr Purcellk Secretary U XTVMJ vxrfylmrjv Ixplxl Mrs Hazel kkwnwlly. Nlr.Ciaccio's Secretary Nlrg, Rhnna Twumblyi Mr. Ryan's Secretary Ml., ,nz f-N'N.Q Q L S Mrs.EleanorZahnleuter:Typist Nlrx. Nledu Yrwmmrwz Ilr Ufmmr Nec rm-I nrx Mrs, Marie Braltz Attendance Ur. LesterHz1as:S1-hmm! Pswhfwlogist 125 Mr. Charles Richards: HQlldfxI7XlI1S9lR7f 5 gg 1, i i rg F9 1 r .1 1 31 ii mi 1 N I N 21 1 Mrs. Sadie Schneider W Y 1 I 2 P I Mrs. Donna Ross Mr. Hutchin Tibbetts Guidance A 126 Mr. rrererxus Xage' U . , W .. , 5 -q - vunsn .H ......u.-...W .,.. - A .. A . . , MT X' DPJYOY1 B3mbUf3' Mr. Kenneth Rnbitaille fo h ,r'N 4.-xy I6 ,if 11. :iff 1 1 1 .. 3' 1 w Q Mrs. Susan Fiorino: Guidance Secretary Mrs. Margaret Hmpie: Guidance Sevretary , i GQ?-Q 5- Q i An HEY .- Y ,' 5 , . .xs.f: m 'p - Q phi' .-..4,.L - ,L , ar fi? MIS. Nancy Tonetti: Leaming Disability. Mr. Ronald Iagrossi: Learning Disability. Mr..-XndrewDavidsOn1Leaming Disability. Mrs. Barbara Nielsen: Reading. Learning Disability Sz Health Offic e l'- 1 ,-an - LA., Nlr Vlarx lane-mh Mrs Dorothy Jenner Mm Namv Lown 'Z Mr. John McKee: Music as Lit., Stage Mr. Richard Wagner: Theory 1,23 Choir, Dept. Mr. Donald Webster: Concert Basil, Band, Orchestra, Strings. Head. EHSCIDUC- Music, Art ,f WNJ ,AH ,,f!,, in Mr. Arthur Jewell: Creative Crafts, Studio in Art, Advanced Crafts, Mr. Arthur Waugh: StudioinArt, Advertising, Varsity Football Cath Dept. Head. K M 1' .J V 7 L... F L, lg 4 ,r r. i .X-' 30 Mr. Theodore Vickery: Mechanical Drawing 1,23 Drafting Graphics. Mr. Paul Krauss: Ceramics. Drawing and Paintmg, Cream e f'3?75 1 C 1 ,J S .gf Q S ,S 1-:-uv SFSQ1 x. xr'- 1 ,Qi gk X . -'F if in.. 4 .., ,X ix L Miss Elaine Maroun: Health Careers, Miss Judith George: Child Development 1,2g Mrs. Mary Alice Ryan: Int.Foods, Basic Clothing, Basic Foods. Advanced Foods. Home Economws Miss Linda Condon: Basic Foods, Int. Clothing, Mrs. Kathleen Dmmmg Int. Foods, Tailoring, Rgd Cum, l-Basic and Advanced Housing, Red Cross Adv. CTS -f-1 'U GJ :G- if .- -. 3 Mr. Jeffrey Newcomb Mr. -lim Tusry' T Y Squai Adv 132 Mrs Beverly Harringwn. Business English. Personal Typing 9. Comp. Oper., Yearbook Adv., Nike Adv. PAV 5 Nlr William Leicht' Marketing, Advertising. Career Opportunities, Boys Bowling Adv Business si: ..,. Nlfs Vhvlll- Wei' l -rant Teacher. Mr. Robert Steenburgh: Business Law, Typing, Varsity Football Coach. is j , f . ig fy S f f vp - A 1 , , i Mr. George Gearhardt.: Business Law, Consumer Ed., Dept. Head. 1 ' .b , ll i . 1s - 1 , I - 4 E fin Mrs. Michele Bethmann: Shorthand 1,21 Intro. Business. Y' Mrs. Evelyn Klock: Distributive Ed. l Shorthand l, Secretarial Practice Ste-notype. M1-S, Lina Kleinke: Intro. Business, Typing, Shorthand 2 8a Transcription. 'X -px Mr. Arthur Hutson: Bookkeeping 1,2g Arith. 2. -. .1 - 1- -mm I .ihltu p-an ' 'l1 M. . , ' , Ne 'y Record Keeping, Business 4 Ya 1 sl VIZ 'Li-idk' E l ' ' ' -1: -'.'.:-my W- Z .Nr-4 Mr. Douglas Elson: Distributive Ed. 1,29 Store Opetzmn. ealth Mr, Herbert Weidemann: Business Arith., Data Processing Mr. Nicholas Colamarino: Health. Mrs. Gail Tafaro: Health. JN Cheerleading Adv T 134 Cer Coach. I 'S -I . . .l A vi U Q s .F Q- gzifiza lil! I'-3 w az fi 1. ' ' H' 'asm-1. 'T 'a' ' 51 Lkiizs J i frnf, 'ifl-526' -' -.1i T- ,gzr-.s Qn 41' 5 ,,-- . :J-:- Mr. John T. Ryan: Driver Ed., Dept. Head of Health and Driver Ed. Mr. Richard Bell: Driver Ed., Wrwtli.ngCoxl. Drlv er E d. 'I' leof My ' , ... - J sf!! + f ge l 'ja T I . I , .r V - l ?'.r: I Mrs. Shirley Tetreault: Girls -9-10, Girls Mrs. Lois Willis: Girls - 9-lo, ll-12. vsrsiry Miss Hill Girls -s Q 'is i l sf-1 i B0Wli1'lgr G-A.A. Girls Football Cheerleading Coach. Soccer, Basketball in Q ' A Q: I xg. Xlr Fred Field. Nlen --V llfl21Athletlc Director, Dept. Head. Mr, Harold Kenyon: Men 4 11-123 Varsity Football Coach, O I PhyS1C al Educ at 1011 NH 'ff tt .r NM 14 MI.. 9,10 ll 121 Varsity Wrestling Coach, Mr. Richard Spohr: Men -94103 Varsity G0lfC0ach MH,,4.- ,:.,,.,. ..1.V . . . D., - Q sISii 'N Sf .- ix '-N, '53, -Q.,-WN r ' w ' 'F :c-.-. l 'f:- i1'6fT?14 ':,fY,-- 3 . l l K -Q l 5, Q ..,, . . ..,,,,.-.vw , ,:.-- . w'm'r?vf21' xi' r, :f A 1 J ,J I-v i' l 1 Mrs. Stephanie Cooper: English 9-2, 11-3,9-1, Soph. Class Adv. Mr. Frank Pidgeon: English 10-2, 11-1, English Skills, Modem Lit. ig '- I Mrs. Carol Stimson. A ., ,,,, Mr. Rnbert Scrafford: English 11-2, Humanities, World Lit. Mr. Hugh 0'Connor: English 11-1, 11-2, Humani- ties, Cinema. Mrs. Barbara Olson: American Stmis, i' Sig Adv. , Mr. Fredrick Heitkarur English 11 Creatmi W TTTE' Cinema. Musical ,-Xdx' F 1 Z E ? L i P of- 5. X X x 5853 Q 1 3-ff www rx.. 5 .A , , ' .- ' 4 . .ax-' , lx: ,fa ,'5:w..1-.i- SX - ' 'W 1 .Jw mv' 3- ' 5 if 'i 'fx -3' 1, ' f' LT-f' 'R ' :f4 l 5'ii xf2.?F I ' i, , N wi ,.':X, bflm vxl' - W -. ,-.NX 4' . max'- ,g 1 . ..v I ' W Q. 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V. , pg rr: '-', .5 ,'g'..,f?f'.Q . sq .3 ' 'J -4: Q' ' ' - f4'? ,1gs, -.gf 4' 1 ff: .: 5.531 :-7? -fr' if? -A ...gs- 2171, :F Y' ' 1 if, fe: 'Y XXV Miss Nancy Ryan: Spanish 1, 12-2. Mr. Anthony Mistretta: Spanish 9 l,2. x, ,...'g i iv Q 3 af Q ,, sa r s I as-I, f ' W' E Mr, William Drake: Spanish 943, 11-2, Spring Track C0aCh, Indoor Track, Cross Country Coach. Mr. Eberhard Fuchs: German 1,2,3,4 L an guage Mrs.Camarata: French101.2.C 1 .. y .-Q. fm- ' 1. W -1 :imma -1 , , J , 'T X- 1-ff ! ' Q . - 4. ' '11 5 5 .. ,Z 5 1 f ,. U, L 5 J :I 5:1 1 ,.,,,.:a.Z,., t 15' - jlyfuu. 'N ,V r -, 'f -'Ffh NN! , urn 'I-'-L Q., '1 . ,,,,:fY f---. fn .. 1 .. -,::::3HH Jn'-' 4 5 A Q z I n L 1 I 5 . :W 1 7 -5 'f 1 x 1' 'I T 1 1 5 1 Mrs. Barbara Sanders: Math 2, Gen. Math, Math 10-Acc. Mr. Robert Stimson: Math 9-2, Department Head sux FB -f-1 W, Mr. Steven Basinait: Math 10-2, 11-2, Gen. Math. Mrs. Linda Basinait:Int.A1g.11,12 SAE Adv. si. 1. JT x fax X x Mrs. Diane Evans: Math 9-2, 10-2, Math 3. Mr. Leland Keith: Math 9-2. 10-2, Gen. Math. .-'. .4 . l Xin Suaanhwhen N1'1thQ 7 v 11 'vin M1ldredRabm Mathll Z Gen Math A Nlr Tame Neaman N1ath9 7 10 9 'Nlathl Varmts Baiket hal Qoach Mr Eric Grlmsted Cen Math Vlath 10 Z Kes Club Adv R rvc-rv Hr-rmmn Nia! Alg Mathl 11 ACC .', K .,. x gm .11-i'?Ss:, -Aw. if if 'A l .D-Quo-ar .,,..-u '1.,, Mr. Norman Utegg: General Chemistry, Chemistry. Mr. Orson Dunham: General Chemistry, Man and His World, Dept. Head. Mr. Russell Ferris: Science 9, Fr. Football x A Q-nn 2 S Q-A.-. '- x Mr. Richard Burda: Chemistry. Mrs. Katherine Lien: General Biology, Biology. Coach. y.-37 ?,,d'q:k 1 U A 3 8 A '- w P R,-1, . . , i. . . y f. S+- if , A - 1- 3 .fe A I 2 . 5. -I: 5. . ww ,,.. FIRST R0 WA G. Majkut, R. Perez, V. Albright. SECOND ROW: A. Blank, A. Kannes, C. Bertrand, M, DeCarter, D. Ciraola, T. Kimil.. Widener. C afeteria Employees D' Martin S- Phillips H. Cusack --s :'?' tsl 5 X r TL ' 1 1 X an f N ff , mid ,,,, . 5 A 1 Mwmw, .mi 'Q . u 'X '13 N ix .Q f , sg --.pq Q ,1 L: 5 . an , xx, F ', 11 . -f 5 xi Dutchman . X - - A' - e 'g'f-Jgjj-A,g, -17' beneath the stately Helderbergs. l We 're here to sing our praise of thee, and ever loyal we shall be. We raise our voice in song and know, that our victorious team shall grow, In spirit strong and 0'er the rest, our Alma Mater is the BEST! f l O, Guilderland, Dear Guilderland 'x -- 1 i , .v--....-,.,.... N.. , . I V p 1 I 1 'lqfv' sfg 1 'ff A Q' -ff IP., i'sIG fu 'Avian IA ew Gi-1 5 A .xx- 5 Q h 'X -., -, -, Q. DVB, QR arf' x 2 I v 5' 1 Q What is thu we're watching. groans Dezi. Fudgef JI'- ' x ,w Q1 Shi , Senior Trip 'T' 351- ,gpm .i,' f, L. IDU 149' You this time- growls Dick- Hey, let me out of here! cries Josh, Peeping Patty strikes again Y 5. MSI 3 l !Iaddying's fun, but he keeps hitting the hall into the woods. laughs Linda. 41 'GJ-' fa 5: JE? 55. LQ O. QE Ze: nr fb 0 'o ID .-V fb 'o 2. :1 UQ O :1 E fc -, O fn fn vv ,vi .sg F . . -1 , 'V ,iw Y f A 'ix s f - W P it J- Y. X Q V Q 1 1.-1 .x IK ,. . 1 Dreaming happy thoughts Kevin? 1 ,1 if mhvtx: ,sf 5:51-'A' N Carol Adams flashes her pearly whites. Senior Ball e 1 ' 4 - 7 SN., 0 Dig these classy threads, boasts Gary Moody. .K Carol fab-lonow unhappy Graduatwn Look exclarrn Nir ClBCCl0 we re getting Do you really want to hear this? whines nd af him too Loni Thomas. It Q Charlie graduates' Grace Valek isn't sad about leaving. As- .1 a 'V made iv' 'imiles Terry Barry. Bill,wake up! Bill? Gee, I even get to shake Mr. Ciaccio's hand, thinks Trish. v ,J-PDX W ,,., N, J....I7 K ,--'Sm-1 roi wk '-'f-'f . - N. ' e . , . , l 'Q E i x Bonnie Mmm -Yearbook Assistant. 1 . Yearbook ' 'LY ff Theresa U'Hanlon - Editor in Chief. A9 FV ? V L-.wr , 1. wgilifa QI 5' 153 Mrs. Harrington - Yearbook Advisor. Candi Tuzil -x - Y . :-has Q Ass-s , J 1 i 1? 5 -I if x sr N Aw , id T4 i lx. -ai .+.X nf, ,W , N-.- . , f iq-,Ar -rg v ' P 1 '.,-09' 5 4 n I I vi mn uh, JF .,,,,...-.w-X ar 4 nn.. ,. i 'I '11- 5 2'-ff' All 'X . .M--'N QT' 7 5 5 Lapham 3 Coordinator. 159 I .33 Q . .5 . 1 v , ' A -. ... 'f, N ii Pkg, , . wil' +1 ii-'ska X .jf .4 , , ,Ng S K! x x f. .-w ,, YN- N. fi ' 'a ap .,x x 1' 'Q A+' . .. ,,. .. .-,1 x ,1 . 5 Q ,Z . . F193 CD O CD X ROW I: D. Thomas, S. Ste- vens. ROW2: C. Welge, M. Montalbano, J. Hamm. ROW 3: K. Kenyon, T. Nardella, Mr. Grimsted, B. Kukla. ,A ROW I: Mrs. Yates, E. Smith, R. Vitale. S. Sengenherger, A. Hein. C. Tomajer, N. Smith. ROW2: B. McCracken, A. Miller, K. Burke, S. Williams, L. Zahnleuter, B. Maher, E, Evon, K. Ciaccio. D. Belles, S. Lapham. RUW3: A. Eldridge, C. Steinstra, T. Linden. L. Rothstein, S. Morrison, K. Ryan, T. Bohl, P. LaLonde, B. Richardson, R. Ran, L. Johnston, M. Valerio. Key Club X 1 if ilidgjl ri I, 2? V w 1 . ia 9: N0 iam fiom qfu-.pf -f.,'S'5 riff vw. .Q . . ... , 1...--U--. -H'5f1i'iJ' 'f'i f xf - ' ., , :S ' 1 Riga VN Henry, the music stopped five minutes ago! Home Coming '74 ' ' af '. f aj guns '? I I 1 if-'Sr 7' 'r N I 'I' Thais my baby, boasts Mrs. Lapham. Amy and Kevin enjoy the dance, fr X The Queen and her court. . 5 15 O., vp' 'S 1 Q SXYQQ 5V 'I don't believe he just took my PICCUTC smlles Rose Q -,, 4 XX' Ni. I 51 g4,- Q , lfhx Q53 - I pq AW I 5 1 h ti ' 'S H 5 .A i We h 'ie he S 'L V511 Ifgfgkg -Qs: 5 A .M s-4 O 3 E7 Q-I Mr. Capobianco, S. Edmonds. L. Treadway. B. Treadway. Ac tivities Council FRONT: Dan Burger. ROW I: Mr. Meeusen, H. Meeusen. P. Murphy, Miss Goldberger. E Canrweil E vstaxis K Reagan. ROW2: S. Lapham, D. Belles, S. Klimkewicz. A Mfg, wr ' Club Dutchettes ROW I' L. Keating, S Gillespie. L. Boynton P, McClarty. HOW 2: Y. Dine. D. Munn, S King. J. Cox. Wrestling Pep Club ROW I: S, Smith, C. Mar- tell, J. Syron. RUW 2: P Zabinski, K. Donnaruma S. Allen, D. Sixt L. Keating, M. Bender MANAGER: A. Johnson. wxwhxx Q 'YQ X XR MV 9 I' f Xl, .15 1 i2 2fL 1, , 1 WNW, FN. ..'N -- 'N -A ' ' QT A': if 3 . .I 3.1 fi-MU If H , if, sb, 5, 1--g,F, gEr,x,f f'vl ' ' RT:-W' '56 ,lslgli , 1 1' W1 w '- N In A' V 1 2' 6 '1 Y im uf. ' ,Q A .V in , 1 , , rf.: ' J 3 xx Y X ll VS. The sweet taste of victory! U i xiii X You've got to be kidding, remarks Carol I E Y r i 1 f , .w'L in..- .K f - , . . -'?1'.-..,... -, .M-T. . .F Q, ,....-.4P-'nm-U-wz2ZQv12.1e.m51:x,.. ,.,.n D L .-...W -...M Grchestra W emi 'H ' ' ' Violin: fi. lfii1HLIl'lilIl, C. Game, J. Hastings, K. Korzeniewski, D. Leininger, C. Michaels, S. 0'Donnell, D. Tanton, J. Tanton, L. Uhl, b. Woodcock. Viola J. Fisher, fi, Fyvie, K. McKee, K. Wagner. Cello: M. Diamond, B. Ferraioli, M. Murphy, G. Whitney,S. Williams. Clarinet.: J. Abram, R. Wardell .l. Wiclm. lim-is Clarinet.: J. Abram. Flute: B. Behr P. Bonafede K. Odell. Double Bass: D. Healer, P. Rosenzweig, Piccolo: K. Odell.0boe:K.Cook, R t-Lugnrrnmi. 'l'mrnbono: G. Barber, E. Myers, 5. Walrath. Tuba: T. Lunni. Tympani: D. Kahlbaugh. Percussion: D. Daily, R. Merrill. Mr. John McKee ffumlurflnr. Web:-:l,1:r. Bassoon: l-l. 'l'aylnr. Horn: G, Hastings, li McGee-Rurisell, D. Turone, M. Viscio. Saxophone:'C. Hamm. Trumpetz' A, Dwyer, M, Parry, Di -G7 vnu' Flute: P. Bonafede, K, Odell, Rowley, N Schell, Stimson, fl. Turone. Oboe: K Cook, R. Webster. Bassoon: K. Dean, H. Taylor. E Flat Clari net: J. Abram. Clari net: -l. Barber, M Hodgkins. Kahl haugh, D. Miller, K Prindle, R. Wardell, J Wiebe. Bass Clarinet M. Tosiello. Alto Saxo phone: C. Hamm, L Peterson. Tenor Saxo phone: C. Rapsard Baritone Saxophone: W. Doran. ...qi Wind Ensemble French Horn: G. Hastings, P McGee-Russell, R. Rau, D. Tu rone, M. Viscio. Cornet: R Amiraian, D. Armstrong, D Burger,A. Dwyer, G. Hallenbeck M. Perry, J. Rockstroh, D. Sug arman, R. Tomaszewski. Trom bone: H. Barber, J. Johnston, S Walrath. Baritone Horn: P George, E. Myers, Tuba: T. Lan ni. Percussion: M. Berschwinger S. Jiusto, D. Kahlbaugh, A. Lo pez, R. Merrill, M. Warren. Mr Donald E. Webster, Conductor. A, ,K ..,. - ---- 1-+ 'ng' Grade Band x Percussion: J. Cusick, J. Knapp, H. Leisenfelder, T. Provencher, C. Redmond, J. Schiltz. Tuba: J. Cunningham, M. Kerr. Tympani: A. Lopez. X l F? Bass Clarinet: C. MacNeil, M. St. Pierre. Oboe: N. Frost, L. Miller. Clarinet: J. Chambers, D. Dagle, J. Hennet, P. Hoffman, P. Killoran, C. King, L. Nelson, D. Pontisakos. M. Turone. Alto Saxophone: J. Kelly, R. Miller, J. Pat- rick. Baritone Saxophone: J. Orsir1i.Tenor Saxophone: S. Klein, J. Lanni. Coronet fTrumpetJ: J. Bosco, J. Cochrane, H. Gif- ford. W. Hotaling, D. Kershaw, J. Loucks, M. Martin, M. Mu.nroe, E. Opatkiewicz, R. Ruf, F. Wagner. Trombone: E. Bounds, L. LeBlanc, G. Prescott. Baritone: P. Foley, D. Ryan. Conductor: Mr. John McKee. X. la 1 Al 1 V J, 5.24 ix Piccolo: L. Wonderly. Flute: C. Baldwin, L. Bradey, M. Clark, K. Cleary, J. Crosy, J. Crouns D. Moorman, M. Parr, S. Salmon, D. Sixt, P. Williams. F e.D. Dapolito.K. Dcnnaruma. L. Fisher L Mele Stage Band 5 l 2 ' li' T5 x E z, 5' E 1 V , X - - 1 Nl E 1 ,. e r x Q V s s 1 5 s . ' S . Saxophone: B. Doran, C. Hamm, S. Klein, J. Lanni. L. Peterson. Trombone: H. Barber, P. George, E. Myers S Walrath. Trumpet' R Amiriain. D. Burge, A. Dwyer. M. Perry. J. Rockstroh, D. Sugarman, R. Tomaszewski. Piano: D. Solomon. Blass: D. Hesler. Drums: Ai Lopez, R. Merrill. Mr. John McKee. Conductor. Wind Ensemble .lp isiii: l 1 l ,- fl J .. li, I Clarinet: D. Bertrand, K. Byrnes, C. Collier, C. Cropsey, C. Handerhan, D. Hodgkins, C. Lawlor, E. Murphy, A. Ronis, E. Williams, K. Win ters Alto Clarinet: D. Pontisakos. Bass Clarinet: D. Abbruzzese, M. St. Pierre. Flute: J. Abram, D. Dapolito, C. Delamater, E. Floyd, K. Freis afz. -l. Hobson. S. Kamp. C. Manning, B. Richardson, C. Russo, P. Scheiderer. Oboe: L. Muller. Bassoon: K. Ciaccio. Alto Saxophone: S Nlomgomery. D. Rieth. Baritone Saxophone: M. Harris. Tenor Saxophone: J. Lanni. French Horn: E. Shain, A. Stauffer. Coronet: D. Arm strong. C. Batzinger, D. Burger, K Campbell, C. Ewart, M. Friebel, J. LeVine, M. Richardson, J. Rockstroh. Trombone: A. Anderson, J. Mur rav. P Templeton Baritone: L. LeBl.anc, C. Meeusen. Bass: K. Murphy, D. Sanders. Percussion: D. Daily, S. Dillon, T. Green, R. Merrill, A Norris. G. Robinson. J. Schilz. N. Warner,Mr. Donald Webster, Conductor. . . ki .- 1 r 3 ' I . '31 A . , x,,,,l V. 'P z Q S . r ,fi 9 R. .1 -lr 1 '.-1 1 '55, Q. I P' .K ,E gy' un... 4 I Y . f 'r I . ep . . 5-A 3 if F I -'X 1 i ' xx , : ' -.-gleam.-Nei XX M X B Chistmas tree ofthe year - Lynn Palmer? Class Cf 775 Tree Trimming Je ffXDTfr'4:95 her1vp1n1onufTed's decorating. ,gk y , 1 , 'N- K r 'J , Pc- '-'S , 1 . , M 1 , r if 19 F i 5 1 ,xc AA N 175 Chorus 3 3 32:32 .io F135 9597 523 LPS? ' lo? I.. 0712 Ein: 5221 C533 EH 95515 Gag QE: -'UW F95 ri? 23:1 aww' 5555 F-E50 ' W. iii? Qwr msg Sw ' ' C-4 U95 cn?:? E924 Q? TUE TUE? 2:22 'J M125 . . ,, 15113 ,715 r-'EW o0.:'T ut: 2.371 Q --1 r-1- D' . Q15 55? Ilmgn - I' sm? iw wig, ga. .PBM 'cu .. 7.: 0 F ,-4 5 W. 41 -4 o o 3 m F' E. B. .ci c CD Y' Z I 07 'c 2 0 O Q. Choir , I 3 'A 'WMI . ,.VQ . . ROW 1: K. MacIntosh, C. Thomson, K. MacDonald, C. Delamater, D. Armstrong. D. Sanders. A Kxsse' T Surger 'F 'Fr .1,', s- 'f '- 'iss Moyer, J. Jackson, J. Haas, M. McLean, K. Wagner, D. Willey. K. McGuire. RUW2: N. Davis. C, Share' K Rx st' B 31. X' In if FK Tomaszewski, P. Bonner, G. Hastings, B. Pikcilingis, C. Hamm, N. Zelenewych. J. Pikcilingns. F Fries 'Q ste- ' 5 + - -' U'Herin, J. Abrams, B. Bulman, D. Sperry, P. Jones, M. O'Donne1l. S. Rowley. C, Jones. B Cook. ' isvssrf . 9' -K f X ' thington, B. Meagley. ROW4: F. Beebe, H. Taylor. C, Game. E. Floyd. P. Coogan. S. Honmghtshxi ' ' r J. Wiebe, D. Sengenberger, J. VanZandt, P. Murray. A . , F .v. ,.,..Z,. fin?-V,-yy.-f-f ....... D'- Conservation Club Photograph Club ROW I: A. Stauffer, C. Meeusen, C. Shave, M. Valerio. RO W2: M. Dwyer, R. Morrison. C. Oakley, D. Bruce. Mr. Kline. 3 Y fx if? ilu- I , J, 45, Rohmeon. P. Tiseling, T. Weatherby, P. Fries. ROW2: M. Friebel, S. Miller, W. Brown, B. Treadway, L. Tread- mmn, S Edmonds, K, Reagan, L. Vrooman, R. Bronson. wr-nn 177 vi. -br , X Q f Q ,QQ X . f N: ifs i3S5? ' fm Q EfE1g A-. f 11. -.wp is 1 A 3 ' v K K. WN, gy, ga 7' 5 H A 1 . 525 s AMN Student If Gov t Nllgllll 1 CT HEWIUPQQN Nice Pres! 5 Lant 4PresJ ROW 7 S Chuchill Kbec re H a Npem er KL ommitree Headl Q Burke 4Committee Head! D Sugar man qi ommittee Headl 1 l -A x i 1 r 4 X , I . ,- . ff I xx V: .t If N , ., . nu ' Rf! Wi D Daily. P Jones. S. Gillespie. J. Marusczak, T. Hennessy. ROW2' C. Manning, J. Bulmer, N. Heywood. RUW3: B, Smith, A. Ronis, S lll1UFLl'llll. S Disney. D Sawin. ff Spencer. RUW45 K. Ciaccio, M. Murphy, S. Rendert, E. Pezze, L. Gee, S. Morrisson, M. Spencer. HUW5: D. Burg er. D Handerhan, J Kennedy. C Huls. P. Covert, N. Holmes, R. Traunstein. 179 Q: GB gk 5 S' 1, X5 PN. H 5 A 5 -if A: K K W wiv -'NT-. Q -- ' N gig x 5 , x A ' iff 5 1fs.f W,i A' -fl ff , KF I A is 5 f f , , '35 5 - -il Z ,Ag ! 3 5' wax I i The King ' x yu. an A .b-P .fl Q 'is II! A N-., X . 3 4- i Andl 31 r A I . My. . ,.f I, 144 l'. Allen ll. llurhyflt ll. llurgnr IJ. flanuvsm lfl. llunlwull H, lihurczhill K. lliuncizin l'. fliuppu K. fllnnry 'l'.l Iluury H. llnuk M. Ilelnuzin 'xyxdllfe 'JE Yi.. Hag W hw -rw l A'9!f ' W' Na' The Guildeirland Players M. Dickinson 'I'. Drake M. Ferguson lr. Floyd li. Frinta D. Gillespie fl. Haas K. Hunter 'l'. Hut.:-um R. Jackson P. -Innes ll. lluilunrrlin K. MacDonald B. Maher K. McGuire W. Meagley F. Meeusen T. Munroe M. Murphy J. Nichols J. 0'Cnnnor M. 0'Dunnell D. Palmer M. Pnrr V L r. S. Patterson B. Pentak K. Pentak L. Peterson F. Pomellitto L. Pomellitno S. Roasdeuteohsr S. Rowlc K. Ryan S- Shiva m a n n' D. Sperry P. Takes C. Tomqier x Russian Club ll R Gusberti. F. Blaucleau. K. Dockal. M. O'Donnell, D. Ellinwood. C, Burke, ROWZZ: Mr. von Ascheberg, B. Kukla, P. lu W am P. Zabinski, P McGee-Russell. HUWR' C. Carmack. L. Early. J. Blaudeau, B. Behr, P. Covert, G. Heretz, A. Gusse. Honor Society S RUM' I V' Burke. D. Ellinwood, King, E. Evon, E. Aziz, P. McClarty. ROW2: C. Shearer, L. Arcolano, C. Rapsard, L. Nelson, P. Rapsard, B. Hockenburrp Nl Stumph RU W .1 D. Perry, C. Manning, S. O'D0nnell, Y. Peitrosano, N. Gifford, M. Brennen, K. Davis, B, Cook. ROW-1: G. Abra- vnm ii z G XX ella, J Hockenburry. R. Bryant, P. Murray, J. Aretakis. ROW5: C. Looby, J. Blaudeau, M. Dwyer, R. Antelek, G. Heretz, S. Grover, L. DeAll eaume 511.211 Lgqmn Chess Club ROW 1: G. Heretz, J. Blaudeau, S, Rossdeucher, F. Blaudeau. G.A. . ROW1: P. LaLonde E. Aziz C. Thomas M. Tymchyn S. Ketcham ROW2: D. Aziz L. Johnston L. Siebert H. Taylor L. Dagle W. Goodrich ROW3: L. Aylward C. Oakley D. Pontisakos D. Sengenberger R. Welge St. Pierre P.A. Announc ers 5, Shutt er. P. Goudfello. R Rosen. B. Schaf. 1' ,. , X. 5 French Club P. Rapsard, L. Arcolano. 'E' ., r.: Q' ' gfff. if 1. T Q Ski Club D xi -3 ,41- FY ROWI: V. Dine, C. Jamison, C. Veiey, H. Reynolds. ROW2: S. King, T. Davis. ESXX -QQ: fi 5' ' ' Q. - I VIL! A ' ', ' R5 , . . 1' ' .. ,1...:...x. W . 4155.8 Torch ,. ,w...: Q S EKU ROW1: M. Stumph, D. Kershaw, L, Spuidus. ROW2: Mrs. Basinait, T. Bartell, L. Siebert, M. Parker. J. Fisher. L. Fisher. C. Ba:-thclarnew T Sver- ry, S. Takes, H. Alhiem, K. Kordnuski. ROW3: B. Fisher, S. Juisto, C. Honan, T. Colbert. R. Merryll, B. Peters. S. Lambert. E. Sultans.: f QTJSPX A D. Daily, M. Murphy, Mr. Drake. ROW4: M. Miele, D. Marcil, J. Turone, P. Hoffman, K. Ross. L. Nelson, B. Sirnkiris. T Niurphv L F'.arz.ie's 188 E Z! -ff 2 55 115 Drama Club DECA I ROW I: S. Churchill, E. Cantwell, RUW2: T. Cleary. R. Rosen. ROW3: R. Frinta, D. Palmer, M, Furgeson. M. O'Donnell. 'X 1 A Nl i hx .V ROW1: S.Ebel, S.Brown, L,Kem. ROW2: C.Spencer, . Mr. Leicht. Ke Club 2 IKE 1 - Hr A. - 1 115. . , q . I 1 1 Y 2 3 fi, Cs- ' l ' I 1 l' ' - V - , l V f . ' J' , v ' H K FHM W ,I Rnak. B. McCartan. RUW2' B. Kukla, M. Hamm, M, Montalbano. JWH f 1- Vfwnwax if Nleeu-sen.'ll Nardella. M. Pangbum, A. Johnson B. Ableman W. Ackerman D. Adami M. Arras M. Aumic R. Barber B. Bamdt F. Below M. Bennison E. Betz N. Bihler P. Boland F. Bonneau E. Boucher C. Brown K. Bullis M. Bums M. Cain J. Caporta M. Camevale B D V M R. Chapman M R Carr .Carr .Carr . Catalfamo . Claus . Colclough J. Davis M. Degonzague K. Diana S P C J. A B J. V D D . Ebel . Fischer Foote Fuller Garg Gregory Griffen . Harvey Hedrick Henderson T. A. R. R. IX. S . 'W Y A YE xx Henderson Hennessx Herchenroder Herman Kelie man Kel Ke A. VR, .ly RT -.Ng AA nw r-N IX..... Lai-e A il' - .Di C Da- .3 -S .... -S.x. ,St r s'5'g'f'?E'FZ4 'r -.V - e --- ,. . . .,. ,L Experience 4 u J, 4-JM' M Maki D. Marcil S. Mastolas C. Nlcfullough D. Nlihill S Mohr I. Nickels J. Palmer S. Pe-lleri K Perry K. Piazza J Pilatzke J. Prescott B Richards D Robinson N Ryan B. Schal B. Schuff J. Sgarlata S. Shutter M. Siegel B. Smith K. Smith C. Spencer C. Spencer M. Spencer P. Stealey N. Stephens B. Steve D. Steward C. Stilsing J. Stoll R. Storto B. St. Pierre M. Terry K Tho mas L. Tiffany R. Valek L. Van Alstyne K N R. Van Wagenen Van Wormer Vitale C. Wagner R. Wamken P. Whitaker L. Williams K J. Winter Zyniecki Mr. Wm. Leight Coordinator. L W 'K I nf 3 , F 1. z- A ,Arn 1- ' 3 .. wg LJ an Gif' Ln nf- ,dt i i Aix Q. db 3 -...L gm f. 3 's 32 x, K I N X 1 -Y.. Yu ? 1 : 5 ,. 1-pw-'rf l..... imm . Q 4 A ' ' - Q fin -q -'19 , 5 , Q-3 I 5,5 WF i Nw? N.. vu. S4 v Xu, 3 E. Q44 flux W Q I P v Q vl' Boys' And Girls' Tennis W . if 4' htiqff FIRST ROW: J. Knauss, S. Justo, F. Thomas, M. Warren, T. Looby. SECOND RO W: J. Springer, P. Anderson, K. Patter- son. D. Sugarman, Coach Snyder. FIRST RO W. J. Torrone, L. Anderson, S. Lapham, M. Stumpf, T. Trianni. SECOND ROW: S. O'Donnel1, K. Hutson, L. Dagel. S. Hotaling, L. Zahnleuter, C. Zink, J. Arony. THIRD ROW: G. Robinson, J. VanZandt, L. DeA11ume, N. Ryan, D. Carpenter, R. Tunnicliff, Coach Tetrault. . 5- ' R. . Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: T. Lawton, M. Ryan, J. Parker, K. Crook, M. Burke, D. Lassi. SECOND ROW C. Meyer, M. Belles, D. Mdlym, D. Mura, P. Brucker, P. McGrath, K. Clemens, T. Bruckerf F. Meyer, Coach Sholtes. U Y' .Y -5 X X -xr, tgg,Q,m!a -fr? Wx is am...i if 'Ns I - -1' :E 'Q' . 9 K - 4 A dick Junior Varsity Baseball I i , . J I I .V - w, Q W v 'fo 315' ' W Y g 6 I l K 1 4, 1 MQ I! '91 I 5 r .ff ,f f . -f pf y. uf v--Q . 5 lx if , 3 - ' 1' f . f il 'K s, r L' ,- -..-... .- 4 , ' . FIRST ROW: B. Cox, J. Hilton, R. Gaidusek, M. Boudreau, M. Purcell. SECOND ROW: Coach Nichols, J. Moshier, T, Ryan J. Harrison, C. Welp THIRD ROW: G. Gohn, J. Rosano, B. Cuomo. 'Y' l Track -J 'w Iv . . 1 , N , 1 E 1 Y QU? w--,X-yxw-' ' ' X, 1 X. X Q 4 F NNN. fx: l- A b Q-' -Q ,fx-arfl nuxx A.. .n,,,,, .XX .,M.t.. , , s 51 WM .,:..f.:'..,i:,.,,f xx 'Cir MQW: j Dan Thomas -wif I s v Kevin Eldridge Ax' . , 'f3'f.:1u W '2 ri f i ,uv in Mark Vincent and Tony Russo Rick Swanson ss- , , N N ' K..-.um 1 'N V 1 John LeVine EH :Wai MI EV 5? ,, I Ji' i w 2 T i v x 1 3 1 1 5 me ..-f 1 alt' '1.w 4, Q1 Chris Childs 200 Wi: gg Z- .AL lj Awww:-. ' 'dsbww Ame' an . 1.5 937,34 I nf , 5 ani W ,ah . , we ,., ,,. ..-f- x ., fx 5 ' qw, .fr-A ----1 . ,V H . fi, ,. nv' 5 1 Bret Pulliam f' . awe.: V I Juni i 1 X 1 D0l1g EWR-ft Henry Muller Track members are: T. Adamczak. P. Bonner, D. Canavan,C. Childs, D. Dine, T. Dolaz, D. Ewert, G, Floyd, M. Goodman, B. Gregory, H. Hughes, J. Jasniewski. B. Karl, J. Kennedy. K. Kenyon, B. Kirby, B. Kuchbaum, Steve Larson, J. LeVine, G. Luther, B. Magnusin, J. McCoy, D. Michela, J. Moller. K, Lrons. J. Mulligan, H. Muller, R. Mahady. L. Peterson, R. Ralston, T. Russo H. Schafer, K. Schinner, D. Scrafford, T. Steves, J. Steward, R. Swanson, D. Thomas, D. Toole, M. Vincent, K. Eldridge, Capt. Eldridge, Steward, Childs. Freshman Track 'Q-A . . naar-+2 , M, ' 7-env RUW I J, Geritz, D Powers, J. Barry, A. Garg, B. McClarta.n, D. Dickinson, ROW2: M. Hotchkiss, P. Calhoun, P. Santiwld, D. Anderson, ROW3: M. Schaefer, J. Redlich, D. Burger, P, Hombach, B. Pullium, F. O'Conner, R. Wyld, P. Cure, C. Meeusen, Coach Carley. 201 ... 'ixff x if 5515, ,, 4 s , v: ' Q- 9. ar, .-'Pi .q,. .rf Varsity Football of-,www '-L--f f., u 4 Vivian. x 'I-I Sl 3? r 3 .. FIRNTROW H Hughes D Dlne B Duncan C OConner D Hart T Davls B Steve J Howard D Crawford J OCla1r SECOND ROW Coach Xl augh P Dunham J Kennedx J Richards T 'Nlardella L D Andrea P Buchanan C Welge D Palmer D Steverson Coach Kenyon THIRD ROV! lx Schmnerer B Ward D Canavan K Wexdenbacher J Kmane P Dlxon J Denn P R1ngs B Heath H Schafer Coach Steenburg FULHTH ROW M Xxsker R Ralston R Swanson J XJOYIIS J Rxssacher I Gllck J Harrmgton T Dolan B Cuomo K Kenyon A I n rl U-L ,mf f? b U, P... ' j llv x al! yr , NA' 'fy Junior Varsity Football Q in X1 el- .JP fn LS' -S FIRST ROW: D. Kelly. K. Kenyon. K. Chase, T. Ryan. E. Sand, G. Conway, M. Clark, J. Johnson, J. Gordon, D. Karl, J. Carpenter, C. Dayter. SEC UND ROW: D. Dickinson, D. Thomas, T. Liguori, M. Lombardi, T. Russo. J. Rosmarin, J. Smith, M. Ryan, G. Robinson, B. Pullium, B. Sumner, J. Barry. J. Yerrigne. P. Cure. THIRD ROW: Coach Hotaling. Coach Hand, K. MacNeil, J. Clement, R. Wyld, J. Jackson, S. Ferguson, M. Hotchkiss, B. Farley. J. Amato. D. Handerhan. J. DeSa.ntis, R. Bates, D. Nasholds. R. Antacek, M. Karl, Coach Carley. Freshman Football .. ... .. .. . Biz -.... ...-.W l P V7 ,gX,1'Pg,I,.,-,... F run' 1 . 5 Q., i . , . 'S'Xiz 1 L ' 'U fb .. . l Z 1 QUT, 12 ROW V J Kishy, D. Anderson, -J. Arnold, J. DeGrof1', C. Kenyon, S. Schinnerer, S. Allen, T. DeLucia, B. Alheim, Mgr. ROW2: T. Abbruzese, Mgr. J. f,jYQlI'1l. D Orly. P Sheehan. P. Karl, P. Dumas, ROW3: Coach Alew, J. Spencer, Coach Ferris, G. Prescott, M. Munroe, C. Jacques, R. Leto, J. Rosen- Nu h. f' Han ey. Nfl. Hamm, T. Provencher, S. Allen, K. Mihalee, M. Cantwell, Coach Zahurak. 1-'I U' l q FF 1,4514 y '1,t,L',, ,, K' . 3 ' 5 -J' Vffl, 'fzr U J-dx Jig., Q X'?r !,L H 2' , E f . ' -Q K Q 1 'Ati ' 419 fx' . . xg, - ' - f x -xg .- ' xx Q 4 Q1 ,J 2 - 10 was W 3 4, HE. 5 - , - ' KN. 4 - ' sums ,Q ,.v : wus RQ, x ' - 3 3 .. ti, EMS smug li A' CF ,, A fx 1 i v 1 ,I LEE P -S If 1 .u A Q A . D 6 ! 4 f . H jr ,Lt F' I 1 Nl?-155g nil I g , ,www 1- fe, , -K. 1' 4. Q f X N Q 'ww 5'--W, 1 i X, 1 g vscf .Q r' v4,,.,-... S ,rg i I, f-' , L., , '.r-,, ,. if I .. ,X . -L, t ,VX Q J vf' Z., m we ' H 9 ' I, N. A X , X rf r J , .- -y FY 3 411- A fx JS . his '-L, -' ,.,f'A1-.. Varsity Soccer U' ' '-- 1- -vi-q,.v1 -- --- 1 -- -qv s 4- fi Boudreau, P. Posson, J. LeVine, B. Dansereau, E. DuGuay, P. Hombach, Coach Snyder. --M-:tn B ings:-'-1 lx -1 -1-.1 in FIRST ROW' B. Hanrahan, F. Thomas, J. Hilton, M. Purcell, M. Fouhey, M. Dvorscack, R. Nasholds, T. Mugg, M, Warren, T. Cleary, A. Herchen- roder, J. Harrington, B. Sikorski. SECOND ROW: E. Broderick, H. Muller, S. Stevens, K. Pelkey, D. Lawton, B. Thiele, T. Hanrahan, D. Pezze, M. 209 Junior Varsity Soccer ' FIRST ROWA P. Pelkey, D. Powers, J. Mihal, B. McNamara, B. Hannan, P. Walsh, J. Roberts, G. Kohn, E. DuGuay. SECOND ROW: A. zli, C. Batzinger, S. Morrison, T. Benjamin, C, Meeusen, B. Proventure, J. Reppenhagen, J. Geritz, D. Toole, A. Staufzfer, M. Lent, E. Vadney J. Angelotti, J. Knauss, A. Garg, P, Hombach, Coach Kline. Freshmen Soccer m'm 'l' Z 'Q FIRST ROW' T. Tomajer, C. LaGuardia, N. Fantasia, E. Liar, F. Hoelzli. D. Sarraino. B. Moxey. D. Mohr. S Armstrong I Kunz. M Pa-lkey SECOND ROW: R. Jackson, T. Doyle, T. Benjamin, T. Cunningham. J. Benson, M. Schiable. S. Linforcl. P Renshaw, Bl 'Sm :tan T C Connor, G. Hilt, J. Fuller, C. Carmach, F. Baker, Coach Zacharias. N -.1-..f nf,-v H H., ff . A-' ' .E W .. ' ' We , b 5' h . wx' AY if . wl Q ..r Q J 'Q ,, , ' ' h ' f . -3 ini Q.. Y at J U is 3 - sq I I-A, K P' K Q 'A I, E Hx: N Q .5 -H Q F' X 2 ,E , fi? g,y,f.W , - 5 L '1 if 2 W fi? EA .. H ? A-1 2 N M . gs. . 1 ' ,u:.,,,i.f, gn- 'V A x,- .ix x - - 1 .,., ., ' 5.--,a 5 . -. ' s x ,QQ -.1 -w v, mw- 12' it Urllllp .' 1 X-1 - 5:4 1- 3 C1 , E ni R? yi. 452233 3 'A' gm Q 'x ,un-1..- I , X I . .1 4 5 6 x 0 A I Q 1 All 3 1' 'fl 2 Q K I x gr-x 'Q mm- Junior Varsity Basketball '41, FIRST ROW: D. Doak, M. Schaffer, T. Liguori. SECOND ROW: J. Reppenhagen, M. Hotchkiss, M. Richardson, B. Farley, Manager, D. Handerhan. THIRD ROW: Coach Cascini, T. Amato, M. Putnam, S. Lamalfa, J. Knauss, M. Ryan, D. Anderson, Coach Wingate. Freshmen Basketball CW N, ELEX I J Al v-4 J 1 Lil FIRST ROW: Coach Meola, J. Kuhn, C. Kenyon, G. Hilt, J. Lanni, P. Richards, C. Mcfawley, B. Siver, D Young. Bl Hammg Manager. SECOND ROW: J. Cusick, J. Terry, P. Duma, J. Patrick. D. Gray. D. Ryan. J. Shads. A 'mv' ' ..- P as is !! vu Y' i la wr 3 'ef 4,2 x: : .., 'T rf? in . maxi url X gf- l H f' 2+ ' gs? 1 1 YI I XY 5, 1 Q4 Xi ' Ml Fm Ei e, PMN DWD- B! -T -ai ., s'i,.3.,v F L J' tj J Junior Varsity Wrestling l l ,l V l l w l l l l e z I l l l, FIRST ROW: B. Onyerback, H. Greene, T. Ryan, J. Welsh, SECOND ROW: E. Fingerhut, D. Dickson, S. Morrbmul. ' Barry, T. DeGonzaque. THIRD ROW: J. Smith, R. Ralston, S. Ferguson, S. Curran, T. Moller, P. Veteo, D. MBE, l. Kenyon. J Freshmen Wrestling FIRST ROW: R. Czameski, J. Mohr, T. Thomas, J. Rings, J. Arnold. P. Davis. SECOND RO W' Coach Broome. M Mun- roe, P. Sheehan, S.Allen, T. DeLucia, M. Boynton, C. Davenport. I e 5 218 . 'gi 1 1 Q Q 40 nv- -.... ,. -. Indoor Track FQ! rx l-'L e 83595. X-I hiv-55. 4:17. .. .. l Q ' H X I E x ..,. wiglr x . ,fi N P V ffw . S -zz 1 FIRST RUW D. Shelley, D. Scraffod. D. Michela. SEC'U.N'U RU W' M. Vincent, R. Swanson, G, Luther, T. Trianni, S, Larson, J. Miola, A Poole. THIRD RUN' C. Nleeusen. S. Pendleton. J. Geritz P. Sintilo G Floyd C. Harvev, Coach Doak T. Adamzack. 'Vlissin . B, Kirbv . , , . , M , . . . g' 4 I Nlulligan,J.l-lamm. 'N X x 1 . gn 1 if N 222 Ski Team FIRST ROW B OConnor S Sherrlll R Moscmskx C Burke M Brennan N Meola SECOINDROW D Abbruzzese D Ewa.rt,J.Roha1s, J Rnsenbach J DeGr0ff J Rose D Abbruzzeie J Orslm K Glzzard M Niartm I Judd 'VI DeGroff S Lrchel THIRD ROwi'M.LyS - skx B Marchewka B Buchanan B Bruce C Redmond J Malloy B Xadnex N1 Lx sogorfkx CoachNanEwera fm 'Y' UN, ' 'I - , :QA ll l :v.g. w- Q b xx Boys Volleyball FIRST ROWA B. Bishop. K. Baurnes, M. Cleary. D. Solomon, T. Murphy. M. Barber, D. Barker, M. Sokil. SECOND RO W: K. MacNeil, G. Mink. B. Moran. T. Goutes. T. Looby, K. Rau, B. Stenzel. THIRD RU W: G. Freisatz, J. Harrington, B. Perry, D. Burce, J.M. Harrington, S. Zahurak. Coach. i I Q Q- L61 17 91.61 , . S 1. 1 .', 4. 1 W' rv-'C ' 4 if ,--,., if JR Y A 1 FIRST ROW: B. Bishop, M. Markessinis, J. Cunningham, J. Cebula, D. Solomon, C. Batzinger. SECOND ROW: S. Zahurak, K. MacNeil, J. Harrington, D. Bruce, J. St. John, K. Pulliam, K. Rau. Missing from photo: T. Looby. 223 :mv .J ,sl ,H - Q, -- ' Q , i l 3 1 ' 4 A I G 4 1 Varslty Basketball Cheerleaders V. Dine, D. Munn, N. Schell, S. Steenburgh, B. Maher, L. LaGuardia, C. Scherrer, L. Scheidel, L. DiMura, K. Esmay, K. Knapp, W. Megley. unp I .IO A D V1 W r-I C+ '4 .P - L. Harding, J. Nichols, S. Williams, L. Rothstein, S. Elzer, S. Allen, K. Dean, K. Ryan, J. Martin. K. Freisatz. B. Meagley. S. Stimson. 3 E M. Jacques. T Mini. S Spohr lx. Donahue. I Steer bug: L ,Q Hiltctt. D Setigerilrxgs' T CD Knapp. I' Frtscc. S Bc' ' . CD Lioita, T fhehiz- Nlgssf L tv: Q pho' Ll lates'-'Q N N9 O5 5 if L, A, ,J .-. ,.- -4 .f ff 1 1 1... 'ing-.. 1 I H .nn-0' 7,1- . .nt- Q! N-L JU ,4 .nl - 'QA 2, ,r . ,, .- - 1 Girls Varsity Soccer 1-Q Ui FIRST ROW' L. Siebert, D. Daily, S. O'Donnell, B. Soule, M. Brennan, R. Rau, L. LeBlanc. SECOND ROW' H. Taylor, D. Pontisakos, C Burke, K. Game, C. Oakley, M. St.Pierre, K. Hutson, P. Weaver, L. DeAlleaume. Girls Junior Varsity Soccer if E .4--is-einniuas---K..-+1-'alas-5'-+ -- --ff Diff, - A... A, ' ' ' 'J A MK I! H .. -ur-- qi' ' 1 . fax FIRST ROW' B. Richardson, D. Leninger, L. Scheidel, L. Hallenbeck, L, Arcolano. SECOND RCW N. Ryan. D Sertgerbergs- S Ref 228 MacNeil, R. Welge, L. Boynton, M. Mele, J. Kelly. S S , ,V ws..,,.. gf lt. 1 A ,N - 'ii ' Sizmg V WL? A V, S 2 auxmzam h Wwe -UILUERLANQ -.mzmuu in ' 35 A 51413 .131 fj,'f'D Q, :' 'wiv' ' 3' Hmmm . mmm N-SUILHERLANI1 J, ,sgulmmmm-K 'T4lT2l 25 33 j., Q .E Q, Ji A K X 1 ' 'F - - J ' 1 X fm ,P gy 5, x.! Ng! - if fu ' Y . . . .I , , L7 V . ,, qu ng 'Ml .4 l'f7:l',fi'rg-K 1' - + BXXXUIERLM 5u1LnmM,, ' MILDERLANO . ' Vi ' ' Qf V V ,-- GUILUERLAN iurwzmm ' 5 ,, A, ., f GUILUERLAN' ' I ll,-R3-I Y 13 if , :gp ' -'SK E5 H.: .. -W NS Sv- 5 Girls Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW M St Plerre D Perry F Palmer K Smith P Daguillo B Lott SECOND ROW A Potter S 0Donndl,L.lE 'gK. Game K Hutson S Mastolas E Aretakis Coach H111 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball A rr-ff FIRST ROW: L. LeBlanc, D. Daily, D. Leininger, K. DeGonzague. K. Spencer.SECO.VD ROW: R. Zyskowski. M. DuBois. C. Donahue, D. Pontisakos, R. Welge, C. MacNeil. Coach Gifford. 1-J .- I , 1- eggs 'iii QQ- X: 5' I fa, .f ea vf N, Y xx , Xfiif 5 ,-i a' hu -T 'l ' razvfx ffl W Q-2-Q-ly V' . Jurtiolwaxllty - Qpuilherland - Opponent Guulderlsnd .Q 1. . Q ,rv Columbia Q 0 14 ' Coltllgm 1 1 Niskayulia Q 18 0 Nisktiliiaa . Q' Colonial ' 0 3 ' Bumfllifl '3 1 4 Scotia-5 22 20 Colonia , 0 Bumtlrlills Q i 18 5 Scotia me -1 shaker Q 11 1 zo 16 shun dehaggh, 0 Shenondoliuvfng 20 Q Q 34- Mo, ' 11' sus: . - Q - K 29' Beth chem ff, X -- fma: ' Q X Junior Varsity Soccer Freshmen Soccer Guilderland OPPONEN- Guilderland Opponent 1 BUYDY H1115 2 1 W K Shaker 0 3 Shenendehowa Og? ' A 2 - Scotia 1 0 Shaker Q . 0 Qi' o . Bethlehem 4 2 C?1 mb ' 0 1 1 Q1 Q Burnt Hills 0 - Nwkflyuna 0 3 4 f 5: QQQI, Cqkmie .- 0 0 Scotia 3 2 1 Mohonasen 0 2 Mohonasen ' ' 1 2' 1 ,.-gflolumbia 0 1 Be hl?hem 2 2 3 . smmendehowa 0 4 Colome I 3 1 ,QQ -l .,,', N isihyuna 0 3 Sheneneiehowa 1 3 0 Bethlehem 2 2 Qflumbla 0 2 1 Q- Qsllaker .1 Nmkflylma 1 2 3h M Sbotia 1 3 Scans 0 3 - . 2 Mohonasen 0 2 f. Q- 1 Bethlehem 1 2 5 Colonie 0 A 'Y'..5QQQQ-Q Q . 1 Gulf . 49 Guilderland , Q ,r .Y Cross-Country 7 Mommnm -. Q., Q Guilderland ' ODDODEYW 5 Ei Befhlehern fs? ' Q 4 if, 50 Colonie 15 1 'ig Niplrayuna f fQ.f'QQ 8 'fi 43 Shaker 15 4 Shenendehowa 1 5 V, 31 ' Troy 24 21-1 Colonia 'f 7 if, r 30 scam 26 2 'Shaker 1 1 e 29 Niskuyuna 25 8 Colonie gfglga 1 Le 33 Shenendehowa 21? 3 Scotia 1 ff' 7 15 Mohonasen 45 4 Bethlehem 3 if 6 39 Columbia 16 9 V1 Mohonaseu '--' ' .S ' l 1 1 32 .Dunnesburg 25 2 Bet.l1IehenI 3s Q' f , - Q 24 Bethlehem 31 2 lfz Niskayimq:-ijt 1 L1 27 Linton 25 6 Shenendellsiii' 35 Catholic Central 22 6 Columhii lt ' l 25 LaSalle 31 0 Smkgr ' I 35. Voorheesville 22 5 lu Cglonie 41? 4 Scotia - ' 6 , 4 ,-. Si l K.. Varsity Track 8: Fieldw- Guilderland Opponent B8 BallstonSpa 44 92 Colunie 99 99 Scotil 35 Q 89 Shenpndehowa 92 74 Shaker 107 97 Columbia S2 115 Bethlehem 59 35 BunftHills 93 111 Mohbnasen 63 79 Nimm, 102 74 Catgolic Central 70 71 Lgnwn 61 1 3 - , . .1 Ffeshg ' . na11 1 11 1 'i . 5 1 ww' Gvildvrldrid S S .. lm' 1' 9 - 1- an J - H4. - i- 'F i C5153 l5f n '3f17'31 ' 5 55512 ' A1211 Y ' 1' Q 11 Scotia' ' hi it 12 7 Mohonasen-' .Q ' 2 ' , ' Q Q - .1-- 5 Sh ' ' 3 1.1 Ef..4Y'B'1 . 0 . em 1 2 Q if .- . msn-'Qf of 1 endehowa 1 A. ' ' Q 6 ' ll Q 1 ,G-,f 3 - -'VEB ' 5 . . Q A W Q QQ QQ Qjgfls., 3 5 Q 1 4'dehowaQ . 1 0 22 1--gi iskayuna 4 4 1 Bethlehem Q 9 0 I G Q 13 - 1 9 ,. Q J 5 Q, . Q 2 . fAQ,i'. ' 3 . .,.-,.e'.- . 1 ' . S ', 'E '. Vudtylmhnl Q JE C ' bin 1, 5. 'Golonie Senmdehowa 'Sllker Nfiayuna Bhilehem Mohonssen Scotia ' 2. Hi 1 'V . ehowa er Niskayuna Bethlehem Q Q 3 AQ 1 14. ei' 1 A-1-e..mss...v Y. . URPNNQM 1 ,1 1 -1 1. Junmr X arsux Bnsketlinll Uplinrwnt llurnt l'l1lls Nhskru una uilonxe Nulmn 1-un 1111111111111 llrtlilehun xh 11.er xlicm-ndehun .1 NLull8 Bum! H111 X1-11111 una 1 nlonle Nluliun 1 1111 Hr 1hl1 hu n1 xhuktr Nlienenrlnwxa DCOM-R J umor Varsity Wrestlmg G1111r1e11mr1 Opponent Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Guilderland Oppvmffll 0 Shaker 1 1 Colonie 1 1 Columbia 0 4 Mnhonasen 1 1 Bum! Hills 2 0 Bethlehem 0 3 Shenendehowa 2 0 Scotia 2 Glens Fnlls Saratoga Hoosrck Falls Mont Pleasant Bethlehem Linton Shaker Slienenclcliowa Scnria Mnhonasen Bum! Hills Xiskayuna Colonie Cnlumhia Girls Vnrailv Soccer 1 Guilderland f7PP YWY'l 1 1 '1 1 1 1 Columhxa Shaker M1-Imn11sen Burnt Hills Berhlehcm Shener1Clr'huwr1 Scoria 1 1 ll l v 'irl Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Girls VnrsityBaskethul1 O l -' Opponent Guilderland DUOUEYI Eimlderlanu qhenendehowa 24 Shenendehowu 210 26 Nom Dame 19 57 Notre Dtame -16 Columbia 26 42 Columbia ,111 3 icotia 51 91 Albany Acndcrny 17 40 Bethlehem 22 41 ghalier 37 Scotia 11.1 55 Beme Knox 41 22 Bethlehem GQ I1 G111ldvrlnr1d Number Cmss Country Alpine 12- 111' teams B0-4: Girls Buys Girls k , - a Guxlderland 11111111111-11111 1 ,Q 13 V1 If 5,15 s11a1111f1111111v11.111111111 8 1 1 7,,,, Queenshury 1nv1tatiunal 7 fi 4 1 ' 945 Nwkayuna Inxitational 7 - ' 15, 5 11111111 Hills 1111f11a111111111 s 35 3 E -I 6,15 Sr-mia Invitational 7 5 4 15. 7 .-Xheam Nlem11ria1AJchr1stown 15 134 10 55 15,10 R1111l1l1'rl111s1 X nr 1 1 '-'Sikh' sits H11skLth111l Uur1111l1lIs Nlrwk 1111111 l 11 tlnlL 1Nlu11111111sf111 l0lu1ul111 1111l11Lh1 n1 Shnkrr Burnt 111115 V1s111.1x 11111 1 11 unle Nlulirin nun 1111111111111 llrthlehonx Sh ilur xl11'11e11r'l1h411111 51111111 .irutx 11 rn t1111z 1 111lr11rl1n11 3 lhistanre Evenu E llrmler -lay 2 mile- run 1 mile run 111011 yards run iifl1ly11rr'l4 run S11r1ntQ DfJy.1rd 41.1111 I11l1lX'11rll4l.1Sl1 P19141 151 1111s 111111111 1'1-le 1.11 111:11 H1 111311111 5311113111 'Hr111'f -- 11111 mp 1111 11-415- 11111: ll 111 1- N11-110 a H1111 1rl Fall X11 nt P19-inn! B1 1.hlLl1en1 1.1111 111 Shaker She11e11rleh111v11 Smtia Xlwhonnsen Burnr Hills Xiskuyuxia Crxlumhm Colonic 0111m111nt Opponent 111111 111111111111 1- N.l.f1fsQI1 19.1,11r1er 51 111111-m1 R Nmnsen S 1..1rQsn ll l,111Ier fi 1.111Ie1' 1-1 N.1:1r1::11 13 Innes ,l M-,11111'1r1 13 F1111 11:11 I1 rr1f1'f11-11 ll s1,11'1U-111 11 51,1111-111 ,1 11,111 111 H1-h1111Irmf1rfi I111111111,.1111f1111--1 '11r1-f1.rr111n-'1- f1111I1lerl1111rl fill WJ N11 1l,1'r 150.1141 Xml-,:1'.11111 ll 10 l111rl1l1:l11f111 7011 S111-r11r1r1rf1111x1 1 TU 111 5f1J-,111111,1 111 711 X11 1111.1 113 113 !fn11f11111111- 13-1115 Nl1fr1fr14111h11111 svlumurYarmlx'V11ll1:vl1:1ll Ihr H1111lmf1r11 17' 7 Y - 'Milli' 5111111111111 Q71-1 1-1' -3 Ii- 1 Belhlehern 1-Vll '. 'f 15- 7 .Klhzanyl-11,211 I-3-11 lf l-11-17 ff11lu1nlJ1a 2-15 15' 13 Nisk11511nn 3-13 lfii hluliunllsen 15' P1 11-1-3 5011111 111-15 1.37 11 Shaker 11.15 51113 1.17 11 Shrvnunriehown lll-15 111- fl 111-14 15- Il T1-3111 N1en1he-rf 11111111n1 11 ,, 1,1 11:11 111 111 1:11-1 ,1 11.1 1-1111 11111 1s1,1f..111 11111.-1 1111111 Sh,11n11111l l'111r111Il111e 1-lwvhlr-hvrn .1111:1r11 Hi'1l1 Vrillimhm N111111 111111 N111l111n11sen S1-.1t1:1 Slinkor S11 vnenflchown 1.1-11 11- 1 -civil Score S-115.11 ' 102211 ' -12512 0 231153 1:22 2 11.3 ' 37.5 1r1'O EJ 3'3 3'8 1,l'1 1' 1.1-111 1 fl 41.15 T 1'l-15 R I3 l'1 lZ l.1- 1 I feel as though lean move A no further, H And may die here, as I sit and wait. My body is scarred by the bruises I have eamed. . Trembling slightly and moist with sweat, My hands cleneh into fists of power, and relax Hours have been spent under agonizing pressure: e To perfect my game, and interlock with those around me: So that we may form an undefiable wall of 'spirit and straagth - The team. - 'llhepainfdriftsthroughmy mind as-afogoverthelmd,f but forasplitseeond. hmpassedandl am ready to giveofmyself, themost lcanpoesiblegive anfdstill walk awayvin theend, Andperhapsabit mnleifneedbe. My waitinghasceased, land! stand proudy before theclmeeringcmwds, s 'whether they be in ahebleachers or in my mind. 5 Overwhelmed by the strength that . I feel . . And blind to the danger I may confront, I stand beside my fellow teammate. I am unique, and yet there have been I many more before me. I am anxious, and yet wait for the moment I am trained to seek. I am exhausted, and yet continue although my breath is like fire in my lung. I am victorious, and I join hanck with my team and forget the anguish of the pst. We are blended into one by the glory of knowing we have played well. We are Dutchmen . . . ' We are proud. a .. By - Kathleen Anne DePersis A Q VM.. ' N,-4 ,QI K RW If 'SQ W-EEA A y K GW Q ff' S us f A gib g vi A71 X fag gi R,f 16? 'iiixxjx ' Q Y S N , U '3 AQ' QWX 4 N x x, x If J Af, 4 pf-R + fx W a 1 N H Im- X vlfiifdgg RX fig' jifyff' in-S Wy W2 WVFXQW if , S J i 1 fb fi Nj W lgigw, Ak gm J ,Z ? 'if ' X fx-X 'MI I f J -f gg'-'gif Wi Q 4 g 4 5. ME GRI M Mr, Edward Dorn Munson was a man of many talents and experina. He was born in Foochow, China, where he lived and was educated. At nine- teen he came to the States to go to Springfield College. After graduat- ing, he worked in Canada doing social work with the YMCA. He married Minette Long. With the advent of WW II, Mr. Munson became a lieuten- ant in the US Navy serving as an information officer. After the war, he returned to HY work, then attended Oswego to be- come an Industrial Arts teacher. In the meantime, Mr. and Mrs. Munson had three children. After teaching in the Camden and Baldwinville schools, Mr. Munson came to Guilderland in 1964 as the chairman of the Industrial Arts Department. He was an avid camper and sailor, a firm and fast friend to those who were fortunate to have him as such. His knowledge and leadership in the Industrial Arts field were recognized by the State Industrial Arts organiza- tion on more than one occasion. , He was a big man, both in size and personalityg a kind, comfortable per- son who had the facility of making others feel the same way. His talents , gr ranged from being a fine boatman and diver to repairman par excellence. 1. -.. :s ' His good humor and humanity will be missed by the students and staff of W' X lived. x . ' CHS and by the many members of this and other communities where he EDWARD D. MUNSON It is so very hard to describe the feelings that we always had for Michele and what she meant to us. She was beautiful both inside and out. Unlike so many people today, she overlooked the bad qualities in people and looked for all the good qualities. The entire time we knew her, we never heard her say one negative thing about anyone. She always had a smile on her face and each day that we saw her would brighten our world more and more. She loved life and never wasted a minute of it. thought that there was something special about her and anyone could have such a big heart. Maybe that's MICI-IELE DEGOXZAGIQE H. THIELE his only request. Think of me the way I was. Not sick and lying in bedf Andl remembered what he said. It's a far better place Iii he Andlsmiled. as I shed a single tear for my friend. , U.. ...fr 1 W M55 5 5 M993 fg gw f YS XFJQ J CEM IWUN X7 5WM2DQ2bfb A K X. 67? X63 xx J NE 0 fn N X ak, iw K f XXI 3 ff f 2 R 5 ' gf PA Q5 . x f if I... 1 'g H A Q j X ffl 5' SGGQQX , X - -R if fx X , ,ff ,P 'Y V' 21 fg izfw if ,R N I - A X I f y a, QX MW K gf , M X! 14 V Q J r , ,a 6 .-f' Ex Q W f ,, Q J '3 x 4-Zgx, - Q 1 v rv 4. , fr' G - T-'P A K X ,-' X X , ' ' Xp-1 j V J 'x W A f S Q , M W 'cs A M 1 N H 'iff-Q! , 1 X if mv my -JZ ' 30 NEW TEACHERS .', -. xx N : S , ng: 35 .K y f + Ft I al ' ' ' Q , 5 g K 1 at L o u is . mx x y, if A 5' R F 4 f 0 7 I 1' 3 1 1 Y V 5' X 1, Q N S1 r . 4- x 1 ,f,u- - n X fr 'Y LL M , N Mrs. Jean Stevens: Home Economics. Mr. Thomas Wege: Social Studies. ID 'N' 1.1 C J' 1' Miss Jane Cassidy: Home Economics Mrs. Carmen Zaldua: Foreign Language. 4. iii . ' fi- V ' 4- ng , P 'fr g. T4 V .,,, f , . 2 ?cf+' V -5- .:' ..:. ,giggfu 45 N I . 5,1 1 X I I Mrs, Kgthleen T01-inog Business Education. Mrs. Barbara Nurnberger Gris Xiietgfs Qocviztxi L I PA TR ONS Compliments ofThe M 8: M Motel Mr. Richard Arnold Mr. 8: Mrs. Dalton V. Bambury Mr. 8: Mrs. David J. Bethmann Mr. 8: Mrs. Matthew Bosworth Mr. 8: Mrs. David Bradley Miss P. Callahan Dr. 8: Mrs. Cyril T.M. Cameron Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert Disney Dwauffe Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Ferris Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred K. Field Guilderland Cross Country Team Risa Goldberger Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Handerhan Mr. 8: Mrs. Steven F. Harrington Father Hart Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Hotaling Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Jacques Dr. 8: Mrs. Pwight T. Janerich Mr. 8: Mrs. James Kadamus Mr. 8: Mrs. James Keating and Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Kryzak Dr. 8: Mrs. Donald Leidel Liz Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Lown Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel Maier Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Martin Dr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Mastrianni Mr, 8: Mrs. Horace H. McDonnell Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip McGrath Mr. 8: Mrs. Gordon Meeusen Mr. 8: Mrs. Gene P. Montalbano Frances L. Murphy Mr. 8: Mrs. James Nelson, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert G. Nurnberger Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas J. O'Hanlon Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter G. Redmond Mr. 8: Mrs. William Rittberger Dolores Ropke Mr. 8: Mrs. Arnold Rothstein S.M. McGee-Russell Mr. 8: Mrs. John F. Ryan Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Schneider Joan 8: Mr Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs M. 8: Mrs. Bob 8: Norma Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Donald E. Thomas Wege Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Mr. 8: Mrs. John L. Mr. 8: Mrs. Ken Congratulations Torn Kinisky Q 8: Betty Lou Marribeth LaDu Raps' Sister Paul Brucker Andy Stauffer Good luck to the Soccer. David Toole 4 Jeanne Jarvis Beutsch Macht Sposs Arret'ez Monsieur ' Streaker a'Paris ' Oye, que tonto eres Harvest Moonshjners and C HH de Santander: Liz, Beth, Knei, Martha, Ann, Mike, and Debbie Penquin Dukie 8: J asbo Cathy Bonner Maryellen Moore Sara, Aggie and Elvirny MOOSE Marianne Kinisky Big Bird Valerie Hurley Eileen Keating Tina Jarvis Theresa O'I-Ianlon Congratulations To The Class of 75 Compliments of SCEPTRE SER VICE Op 7 Days A Week 8 A.M.-5 P.M. 456-0982 E Congratulations to the Class of '75 ' 20 Mall Western Ave. 456-6561 Guild 1 d NY 12084 ,, ? I N 0RNATORE'S GREENHCUSESN ,I HL I 250 WESTERN IVE-4 GUILDEBLIND ' L BUY WHERE THE PLANTS HIE GRDNIN - THEN YOU'Ll KNOW THEWRE 6000 t NIURIEL s WHITEY O'LEARY ' The p Gllll SCH Delicatessen E3 Restaurant 20 MALL - WESTERN AVE. I GUILDERLAND, N Y 12084 TEL. 456- 561 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of We Make Dreams Come True New Construction, Multiple Listing, Appraisals TDM KING REALTY Wes tmere 456-8771 or 237-6060 f X 4 m1 ' .. GUILDER FOOD MART, INC. PARK GUILDERLAND To The Entire Student Body Best Wishes For All Your Years Ahead And May Each Of You Enjoy Fruitful And Happy Lives. The Management TOTAL PLANNED C OM M UNI TY B UILDERS 243 Best Wishes To The Class Of '75 TORCH YOUTH ORGANIZATION OF GUILDERAND, INC. Box 234 Guilderland NY 12084 X THE Meetings every Wednesday 7 30 P M HEADQUARTERS OLD TOWN HALL WILLOW STREET f X f i xi 'MY A gift for this yearis graduates . . . free checking account service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. How? you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you've spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. National Commercial Bank and Trust Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '75 IN ALL THE YEARS TO COME compliments of MR. 6? MRS. JUHNBOYNTONAQ FAMILY The Teachers, Students, Clergy and Parishoners of PHONE 45685613 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL HAROLD LAPHAM sl soN, INC. ' ' CARPENTERS AND BUILDING CONTRACTORS 6262 JOHNSTON ROAD ALBANY, N. Y. 12203 -s-f:igfrs1.a3ninn-if-A-'fy STAR PLAZA COR. WESTERN AVE. 6 STATE FARM RD., RTE. 155. GUILDERLAND MON.-SAT. 7 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT SUNDAY 9 A.M. T0 10 P.M. 456 -8400 Round Lake Rd. Round Lake, New York Just Off Exit 11 On Northway Mon.-Sat. 8-12 Midnight Sunday 9 Q.M. to 10 P.M. 0 TASTY ' TENDER ' TRIMMED X , ..1 f T0 PERFECT ION! STRA WBERRY PALACE A Healthy Experience in Food and Drink CLAPP'S GUILDERLAND, INC. Twenty Mall Guilderland, NY 12084 Books, Greeting Cards, Gifts, School Supplies 355-3898 Congratulations to the D UTC H M A ID CLOTHES Class of 75 hom HOME 8z ORGANIZATION PARTIES THE C 0 N S E R VA TI O N CL UB Quality Fashions For Entire Family Bettie Rodgers 3061 Sunset Lane Schenectady NY 123030 APPRAISALS M UL TIPLE LIS TIN GS p SALES SMITH BR OTHERS REALTY, INC. REALTOR ROBERT P. SMITH ED WARD D. SMITH Licensed Real Estate Brokers 817 Western Ave. Wes tmere Shopping Plaza 456-6600f518j Albany, New York 12203 247 The Class of 1975 wx. 5 Qvc u uzis - . -.,,,,,,,,..,,,.,J Y if W 4194. , 2 N5 fx- Compliments Of .QA 'Xl an Q 1 H EA s1Az iI 3 QNDLLIERLLL pm K mc. El-IEESE WSJ' HOUSE BEVERAGE CENTER 1810 Western Ave Phone 456 5094 Carl Anne labone Spano A FULL SERVICE BANK Phih FREE DELIVERY WESTMERE Lmugg ZIMMERMAN S Milled Anywh LIOUORS Discount Pnces 1667 WESTERN AVE WESTMERE 0 Albany N Y 12203 456 4000 Albany N Y 12203 Phone 456 4222 'W SERVICE Pl s QUALITY NATIONAL BANK QF SCCDTIA Chnu ru rn - -- X Gifts 1 ora 0 0 0 0 0 Y Featuring Cheeses from the World Ov M , . . - , . . , , l ...- W E L' r L 370-7255 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '75 compliments of KEY CLUB BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 75 ro THE G UILDERLAND GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 75 COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAFF OF COHN YAGUDA CRONIN REALTYINC Welcome Ho e RAMADA INN AND SILO RES TA URAN T 1228 WESTERN AVENUE f ALBANY New YORK 12203 We .Lv -W F0771 all your frzends at the dzjferent kmd of bank Ill THE BANK OF NEW YORK ALBANY IA-meer al The Bank ol New Yam Company mc Albany! 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' -Y ' I 2 I ,N N E11 h If t Y .N Qld, BEAUTY snow I p '96 ' '54 95711, 1204 Western Avenue ' 7,41 Albany. NJ. 5 4- 4 .Sh,f.l'?-bk Mx. tony - H If seyu I .N X LJTLX J K I x I .- L 1 1 THE YEARBOOK STAFF Would like to thank All the people who have helped to make this book possible. Made with Pride - Baked with Care 1 E ,QD GUILDERLAND Dj D 20 Mall Shopping Center P.O. Box 51 Guilderland, New York 12084 ADBEDIIIKR I. JOSEPH SHARLOT Office Manager DICK COMPANY Box 8140, 1858 Westem Ave., Albany, N.Y. C5187 456-4911 PASTRY SHOP, LTD. Phone: 15181456-4901 456-4902 456-4903 TINA MARIE'S FRUITAND GARDEN CENTER Une 6 Dam 111010116 O TWENTY MALL GUILDERLAND , N,Y. Qlarlp Qmzriran cEifts'8C Qrressorlesx fN BALDWIN BRASS. FENTON GLASS , of Q, INTERNATFONAL Pswrsn ' , 1 CAROLINASOAP AND CANDLES iv 514, 1- wuuoN AHMUALE I D., , ,L NEW ENGLAND mocks I 71, , L 3 OLD DUTCH o a ' Q 1 . ' uv DEE PRINT e , S I 4 314 CROWNFORD CH NA ' 1 , AND MANY,MANY MORE . . 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Walt Connors-Troy, N.Y. phone 456-9736 259 The Bi Centennial Class THE SPIRIT OF '76 f.:.'::r.... -- thanks the seniors for all the good times shared and wishes them the best of luck in the future Junior Class Activities for '74 - '75 October - Powder Puff Football November - Ice Skating Party December - Tree Trimming Party January - Winter Trip February - Valentine's Day Dance April - Junior Prom May - Spring Trip 04ri c74nclreHi MEN'S APPAREL Westgate Shopping Ctr. Twenty Mall Alb3f1Y.N-Y- Guilderland, N.Y. 482-7778 456-3432 Best Wishes TOWN N COUNTRY LANES Cuilderland N.Y. ROBINSON 8: HENNET 1874 Western Ave. Albany N.Y. Hardware-Building And Garden Supplies MI KE 'S DELI 1754 WESTERN AVE. Next to Beverage Center For all your cold cut needs Homemade salads and sausage Phone 456-1700 2306 WESTERN AVE Gift llnunr ROUTE20 YOUR COMPLETE GIFT HOUSE DESIGNERS OF CROSBY CREATIONS DRIED AND PERMANENT FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS JOE'S 355-4 6 MAS 355-4114 24 HOUR TOWING Bt ROAD SERVICE JOE'S 8m MA'S SERVICE STATIONS ELECTRONIC BALANCING N. Y. S. INSP. STA. ROUTES 20 8. 146 ROUTES 20 8. 158 GUILDERLAND, N. Y. GUILDERLAND, N Y, 0 u I Lal lu.An :I noni Acclnomn I 1 I 6 0 INGA BARTH 5 Y Q..:1'1.,..w Plants-Corsages Cut Flowers-Novelties Phone Albany 456-1711 JT H 6 R.D. No. 2, Altamont ost' 'B -ual' 0' T, ' :- ' 'Z 62,41 SAT I was FLOWERS CORP. ALTAMONT SUPER MARKET Corner Main Street And Altamont Boulevard CSLB. Crupe, Proprietors QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRUITS 251 EVERYTHING WE SELL IS HANDMADE BY AMERICAN INDIANS OR ESKIMOS Silver and Turquoise jewelry beadwork jewelry, pottery, rugs, books, baskets, paintings, carvings, dolls. American Indian Treasures AUTHENTIC ARTS AND CRAFTS HOURS 2558 Western Ave., Rts. 20 81 146 th S ti Guilderlana, N.Y. 12084 Luigi. ,rg pin. Master Charge 0 BankAmericard Thufs' 'U' 9 SIN CERE CONGRATULATIONS to the graduates of '75 compliments of the Union National Bank ALTAMONT PHARMACY GILBERT J. DeLUCIA, B.Sc. I ALTAMONTAG WA Y COOPL Feed- seeds - Fertilizers Lawn sz Garden Auto Supplies - Freezers Tel. 861-81151 YH TERE Y TCDAY 10 IM! IRI .- -' UI vm!-fr'-m. I .1 bl I4 .1 ,4 '- ,1 .1 .1 F .z3'- 1 6? 1 P ,f for the Total Approach to a Better Yearbook Your Official Yearbook Photographer 263 i Senior Directory JOSEPH ABATE 7 Okara Drive Schenectady 12303 356-0990 ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Sports, politics. AMBITIONS: Architecture. ROBERT ABLEMAN 47 Johnston Road Albany 12303 456-0009 INTERESTS: Snowmobiles, cars, girls, skiing, flying, horses. AMBITIONS: To go to college and then to work. JENNIFER ABRAM 141 Okara Drive Schenectady 12303 356-0871 ACTIVITIES: Wind Ensemble 1: Orhcestra 13 oir 1. INTERESTS: Music, reading, friends. AMBITIONS: To live like I want to live. MERRYL ABRAMSON 5 Wilson Court RD 141, Guilderland 12084 456-6676 AMBITIONS: To become an X-ray Technician . WAYNE ACKERMAN State Road RD 433, Altamont 12209 861-8009 KATHLEEN ADAMCZAK 3157 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355- 5236 INTERESTS: Horses, camping, boats. AMBITIONS: Veterinarian or landscaping, gardener. TIMOTHY ADAMCZAK 3149 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-5236 INTERESTS: Going to Colorado and writing my songs. AMBITIONS: Conservation, wildlife biologist, farmer. DIANA ADAMI 52 Providence Street Albany 12203 482-9296 ACTIVITES: Bowling. INTERESTS: Alex, life, swimming, horseback riding. AMBITIONS: To be a secretary. JUDITH ADAMSON 23 Palma Blvd. Albany 12203 456-4569 INTERESTS: Bikes, travel, driving. AMBITIONS: To teach the mentally retarded. CHARLES ALLGAIER RD 931, Altamont 12009 355-1129 INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing, camping. AMBITIONS: To be successful in the Navy. WARREN ALEXSON RD 32, Altamont 12209 INTERESTS: Girls, cars, H.W. AMBITIONS: Working on heavy Chevy's. VALERIE ANCTIL ,B184 Westem Tumpike RD 42, Altamont 12009 INTERESTS: Traveling, horseback riding. AMBITIONS: To be myself and to try to make something of my life. PETER ANDERSON 9 Kelly Avenue Albany 12203 ACTIVITIES: Junior transfer, Basketball 35 Tennis 3,4: Sand D-ne Climbing 3,4. AMBITIONS: College. JOY ANGEL 3 Kaine Drive Albany 12203 438-0715 ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Baseball. AMBITIONS: College. RAYMOND ANTALEK 3124 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-0179 ACTIVITIES: Bowling Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Hon- or Society 1,2,3,4g Radio Club 1,25 Basketball In- tramurals 4. INTERESTS: Math, science and good times . LAURIE ARCOLANO RD 42, Altamont 12009 861-6334 ACTIVITIES: Guilderland Players 1,2,3,4: Rn- tary 15 Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Girls Soccer 3: French Club 1,2,3g A.F.S. 1,2. CYNTHIS ARENO 145C Church Road RD 141, Albany 12203 456-7181 AMBITIONS: Employment with the state. HAROLD ARSIC RD 4752, Altamont 12009 355-9577 JEFFREY AUBREY Terry Avenue Schenectady 12303 355-8131 MARGARET AUMIC 22 Hiawatha Drive Guilderland 12084 ACTIVITIES: Journal 4. INTERESTS: Writing, p AMBITIONS: Journalist. eople, good times. ELAINE AZIZ 24 Momingside Drive Schenectady 12303 355-0739 ACTIVITIES: Transfer Student 35 Gymnastics 1, 2,45 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleading 45 Chorus 19 French Club 3. AMBITIONS: Nursing. DEBORAH BACON Rainbow Drive Schenectady 12303 356-1325 JUDY BARBER 12 Dillenbach Road Albany 12203 489-0832 ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 3: Guilder- land Players 4: Riding Club 3. , INTERESTS: Swimming, watching sports. AMBITIONS: College. DAVID BARCOMB Park Avenue RD 41, Albany 12203 MICHAEL BARCOMB 8541 Inman Avenue RD 31, Albany 12203 BARRY BARNDT 3123 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIFS: Swimming. INTERESTS: Culinary Arts. BRUCE BARNUM 6 Country Road rl naar? Albury i ' 1 ' 56-2 - ' MARFH5 30Ti:eEd Alhazlyil .,... 456-EE Ac11vr1'm:Buglhe.g, W ,.. NANCY ' 15VangimIhbe Albanyll 482-4751 , I AMBfI'I01'Bc'!bhe. MICHAH. Guildedand Cl E 861-6621 A : Wind 12,14 : Bel . AMBITIONS: Toaghi MARY BOHEN 209 Pinewoodllold RD 4551, Guilderland ll 355-2736 AMB1'I'IONS:Tomany Sine. PETER BOLAND Foundry Road RD421, Guilderland 1284 456-2919 SELIEVITIES: Football: Ice lkatz Phi AMBITIONS: College. PATRICIA BONAFEDE 111 Brichwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355- 9569 ACTIVITIES: Wind Ensemble 1,2.8,4.3 Chl 2,3,4: Area All State Bond 4: Northi Yi Orchestra 4: Musical: Orchestra 4: i 2 lsecretaryl 3.4. INTERESTS: Music. tennis. swimi, he skating. AMBITIONS: Chemist. MARY BOSWORTH 202 Main Street 13635 canoeing, summer. E ROUCHER wi einen Avenue t 12009 INIIERETS: Dicky, dancing ltap, jazz, mod- ern . AMBITIONS: To Enish school and to go to col- lege to become a legal secretary. LYNN BOUDREAU 504 Acre Drive Schenectady 12303 355-9024 QCTIVITIES: Sceptre Service 2,3,4g Powder Puff AMBITIONS: Elementary school teacher. ERIC BOYCE Guilderland Road Schenectady 12303 BETH BOYTON 21 Velina Drive Albany 12203 456-6809 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 3: Senior Section Head INTERESTS: Sports, friends, books, writing let- ters, music, my camp, partying. AMBITIONS: To be a secretary, get married and have eight kids . EDWARD BRODERICK 41 Parkwood East Albany 12203 438-1590 DEBRA BROWN 14 Kelly Avenue Albany 12203 456-1482 LEHMEN BROWN 71 Klink Road RD 41, Albany 12203 MICHELE BROWN 2020 Debutante Road Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Dutchettes 2: DECA 3,4. INTERESTS: Skating, horseback riding. AMBITIONS: Secretary. 12009 oimcil 4 nis 1g.Volleyball 3: cycling. i Baseball 1,2,3,4: Golf 3,4: Journal BRYANT 12203 4: Honor Society 3,43 1,2,3,4. trips to re Geor e make a g . of money without Music, guitar. Electronics. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Sports in general AMBITIONS: College. KEVIN BULLIS 31 Ableman Avenue Albany 12203 456-2235 JOHN BURGESS 29 Meadowbrook, Blessing Road Slingerland 12159 COLEEN BURKE 183 Rineridge Drive RD 441, Guilderland 12084 456-5708 , music, partying. ACTIVITIES: Girls Soccer 3,4: National 3,4: Sec- retary 4: Student Activities Council 4. INTERESTS: Sports, piano. AMBITIONS: To become a DVM. MICHAEL BUTLER 314 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-0525 SUSAN CAFARIELLA 9 Schuster Road Schenectady 12303 355-0457 INTERESTS: Cooking, sewing, boys. AMBITIONS: Nursing. KEVIN CAIN Oxford Place Albany 12203 456-7604 KAREN CANFIELD 110 Benjamin Street 355-6868 INTERESTS: Skiing, horseback riding, helping people. AMBITIONS: LPN. EILEEN CANTWELL 8 Albert Drive Albany 12203 482-8733 ACTIVITIES: Musical 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 1,25 Cheerleading 3: Class Officer 4: Onion Toads 2: Student Activities Council 4. INTERESTS: Music, trips, acting, singing. AMBITIONS: To have no regrets. JOHN CAPORTA 26 Norwood Street Albany 12203 489-4025 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2. INTERESTS: Sports, girls, life in general. AMBITIONS: To succeed in whatever I do. KATHLEEN CARBERRY 131 Altamont Blvd. Altamont 12009 861-5339 ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer Scorekeeper 2,3,4: Conservation Club 2,3: S.A.C. 4: S.A.E. 4: HHC 4. INTERESTS: Candle making, camping, children youth organization. AMBITIONS: College then to get married and have twins . MARY CARPENTER 134 Beldale Road RD 451, Slingerlands 12159 INTERESTS: Having a good time . , . AMBITIONS: To catch a tree frog. MELANIE CARROW 1684 Westem Avenue Albany 12203 456-3040 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 1: Guilderland Players 2: Trip to France 3: S.A.E. 4: HHC. 4. INTERESTS: Nursing, understanding people. AMBITIONS: Nursing. JOHN CASSALA 11 Ruth Terrace Albany 12203 456-8705 ACTIVITIES: Basketball Intramurals: Baseball INTERESTS: sports. AMBITIONS: Computer operator. MICHAEL CATALFAMO 17 Drawbridge Albany 12203 456-4041 INTERESTS: Work, girls and partying. TINA CHAKMAKAS 60 Lee Avenue Schenectady 12303 355-0274 INTERESTS: Swimming, tennis, music. AMBITIONS: College. MICHELLE CHAMBERS 1489 Siver Road Schenectady 12303 INTERESTS: Waterskiing. RUTH CHANDLER 103 Main Street Altamont 12009 861-7265 INTERESTS: Volleyball, basketball, listening to music. AMBITIONS: To work with people and children. ROBIN CHAPMAN 26 Ableman Avenue Albany 12203 AMBITIONS: Dental Assistant. MICHAEL CHASE 16 Northgate Drive Albany 12203 456-1001 ACTIVITIES: CBA Transfer, Band 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Cars, girls, and money. AMBITION: Auto Mechanic and Nascar Racing. DOUGLAS CHESEBRO 6 Loren Avenue Albany 12203 456-4604 INTERESTS: Motor cycles, cars, and skiing. AMBITION: To get out of this school. DAVID CIANI 2510 Westem Avenue R.D. 472 Altamont 12009 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, Intermurals, Key Club, Lacrosse and Hockey, Conservation Club Presi- dent, SAE 4. INTERESTS: Wildlife management, hunting, fishing, sports, and girls. AMBITION: Conservation. PHILIP CIOPPA 24 Willow Street R.D.if1Guilderland 12084 456-1755 ACTIVITIES: Russian Club 3,4, French Club 2,3, 4 ipresidentb, Guilderland Players 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent Govemment 2,3,4: Student Activities Coun- cil 1,2,4: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Debate Club 1: WRGB news team 1,2,3,4: Audio-Visual Club 1: Yorker Club 2,3,4 Cpresidentl. INTERESTS: People, languages, and travel. AMBITION: College. ROBIN CIUROS Oxford Heights Albany 12203 456-2938 MICHAEL CLEARY 701 Via Ponderosa Schenectady 12303 355-7919 TIMOTHY CLEARY Lewis Road R.D. if 1 Altamont 12009 861-5027 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4: Guilderland Players 1,2,3,4: Debat Club, Student Senate 2,33 Student Spectrum 1,2,3,4: Air Raid Warden 2. INTERESTS: Rock climbing, soccer, and food. AMBITION: To climb a mountain. KEVIN CLEMENS 20 Pine Knob Drive Albany 12203 456-7995 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4: football 1: basket- ball 1: CBA transfer. INTERESTS: Sports and parties. AMBITION: To go to Arizona and to have fun. JULIE CLOUGH 3863 Carmen Road Schenectady 12303 INTERESTS: Kari, horse races, traveling and 1 e. AMBITION: Ceramic Engineering and having lots of money. SANDRA COBURN Lewis Road R.D. 41 Altamont 12009 862-5048 ACTIVITIES: Choir 2,3,4: Guilderland Players 2, 4: Riding Club 3,45 Photography Club 4: Ski Club 45 Conservation Club 2: Girls Bowling 3. INTERESTS: Music and Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. AMBITION: Electronics, and Performing music or Biological science. DENNIS COLBERT ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4, track 1. AMBITION: Mortician. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH West Dillenbeck Albany 12203 482-4128 COLLEEN COLLIER R.D. 411 Slingerlands 12159 438-1617 INTERESTS: Drawing, designing, and sewing. AMBITION: College, to be a fashion designer and open my own boutique. JAMES COLLINS Fletcher Road Albany 12203 456-4383 KAREN COOK 376 Highland Drive Schenectady 12303 355-4178 ACTIVITIES: Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4g Guilderland Players 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Psychology, 4-h and music. AMBITION: Music education. CASEY COONS Schuster Road Schenectady 12303 355-9685 LORI COSTELLO Rose Avenue Schenectady 12303 355-8258 KATHLEEN COWELL 14 Terry Avenue Schenectady 12303 355-4264 - ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4: Tennis Team 2: Yearbook 3: Honor Society 3,45 Onion Toads 2, 3, Rowdies 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Life, happiness and K.L. AMBITION: Physical education and recreation. DAVID CRAWFORD 71 Northgate Drive Albany 12203 456-0544 ACTIVITIES: Football. INTERESTS: Sports and backpacking. AMBITION: Engineering. DONALD CROPSEY 213 Greenwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-3229 ACTIVITIES: Cross Colmtry 1,25 Indoor Track 1, 2: Outdoor Track 1,2. INTERESTS: Water skiing and ski diving. AMBITION: College and to build a house. KATHY CROSBY R.D. if I Guilderland 12084 456-1700 INTERESTS: Wayne, friends, and life in general. AMBITION: To be a florist and own my own busi- ness. To get married someday, but most of all to be happy. WAYNE DAHL 12 Anne Drive Schenectady 12303 355-7166 INTERESTS: Winter sports, swimming and traveling. AMBITION: Psychology. DAWN DALRYMPLE Box 201 R.D. +432 Altamont 12009 355-8057 INTERESTS: Jimmy, Mare, Davy and Renauld. LOUIS D'ANDREA 22-F Knights Bridge R.D. 431 Guilderland 12084 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Ski Team 2,35 Key Club 4. INTERESTS: Handball and skiing. ROBERT DANSEREAU 42 Ableman Avenue Albany 12203 456-8018 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 2,3,4: Key Club 3,45 SAE 45 HHC 4: Sold 4. INTERESTS: Soccer, beaver shooting, skiing, and airplanes. AMBITION: To pilot a 747, and to live in a world with total peace. JEAN DAVIS R.D. 41 Altamont 12009 ACTIVITIES: Powder-puff football 4: Dutchettes 2. , INTERESTS: Life, love, happiness, and having fun. AMBITION: College and marriage. THEODORE DAVIS Parkway Drive Schenectady 12303 355-8018 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 fco-captainl: Pow- der-puff coach 4: Wrestling 1,2,3,4 lco-captainj. INTERESTS: Sue, travel, sports, and engineering. AMBITION: To travel, to make something of my life and to live comfortably and happy . MARK DEAN R.D. it 1 Altamont 12009 861-8350 INTERESTS: Cars and racing them. AMBITION: College and work. GAIL DEGONZA 26 Patricia Lane Albany 12203 456-7557 INTERESTS: Swimming, bowling, and roller skating. AMBITION: Bible college. MICHAEL DEGROFF 619 Via Ponderosa Schenectady 12303 355-8785 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1: Foot- ball 1: Ski Club: Ski Team 2,3,4 lcaptaini: Inter- national handball 2,3,4. l x 4 1 society. 'fl ig -Q. ,zu CYNTHIA 12 53 Vaughn Drive Albany IL 438-6375 JOHN DIMURA 447 Russell bd R.D. 31 Albany 13 489-3482 332-FMWS ERBPS: Xm mL...f.T.'.i f......1 AMBITION: Engines. DARREL DINE 57 Hite Court Schenectady 1333 365-1933 ACTIVITIES: Football 1.13.41 ' IARC Track 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Sports and muh. AMBITION: College. DANIEL DOAK 39 Glenwood Street Albany 12203 438-4339 INTERESTS: Sports. AMBITION: College. KATHLEEN DOC KAL Robinhood Road Albany 12203 456-3178 ACTIVITIES: Russian Club 3.4: Yearbook ni- classmen section head 4. and to go to DONOVAN 5 Grove Street R.D. 41 Albany 12203 PETER DOZOIS 15 Glenwood Street Albany 12203 438-0818 INTERESTS: Skiing. AMBITION: College. CAROL DRALLE 69 Northgate Drive Albany 12203 456-4455 INTERESTS: Swimming, bowling, reading, and working. AMBITION: Marriage and to he happy . CINDY DUGUAY 267 Main Street Guilderland Center 12085 861-6526 BERNARD DUNCAN Hamilton Street Albany 12203 ACTIVITIES: Football 3,45 Baseball 2. INTERFSTS: Sports and the outdoor. AMBI'TION: To survive in this world. CAROL DUNHAM 121 ProspectTerrace Altamont 12009 861-8148 ALLAN DWYER B-36'7 Depot Road R.D. 32 Altamont 12009 861-8307 ACTIVITIES: Wind Ensemble5 Orchestra5 Brass Quintet: Stage Band . INTERSTS: Candle, cars, and music. AMBITION: Fender Bender. MATTHEW DWYER N7 Pinewood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-1308 ACTIVITIES: Photography Club 2,3,45 Debate Club 2 3' Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Student Govem- Photography and music . College. EBEL DECA 4. To enjoy life to its fullest, guys and to see often. v be a secretary and to scceed and r to Heidi. EDWARDS Avenue Swimming, and bowling. Law. ELLINWOOD Street a Honor Society 2,3,45 Guilderland 45 French Club 2,35 SOLD 45 Joumal 45 SAE 4.AMBITION: To emulate ELZE 12303 Drive mvnersa- 84.1 ,,.-.,,... 1 ,-.,.M.W,-5-ve . , 1 ' 7 Q 'Qf',T ACTIVITIES: Choir 1,2,35 Photography Club 35 Guilderland layers 1.2,3,4. INTERESTS: Music, partying, dogs, and cats. AMBITION: Professional Musician. LINDA ENGEL 11 Maynes Avenue Albany 12203 456-3953 INTERESTS: Married men, teachers, and Dan Donvan. AMBITION: State Trooper. ELAINE EVON R.D. 32 Altamont 12009 344-4321 ACTIVITIES: Sceptre 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 Guilderland Players 2,3,45 Gymnastics 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Cheerleading 35 Yearbook 1,2. INTERESTS: People, sports, living life to its full- est, and helping others. AMBITION: Nursing. DOUGLAS EWART Box 68 County Line R.D. 35 Schenectady 12303 356-0696 ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track 2,3,45 Ski Team 3. INTERESTS: Tennis, and waterskiing. AMBITION: To find the ultimate cure for Bromadrosis. LISA FA NTASIA 55 Brandle Road R.D. 42 Altamont 12009 S61-6286 LEIGH FAVITTA 4 Sherwood Forest Albany 12203 456-8717 AMBITION: College. RICHARD FEENEY 1 Leda Lane R.D. 331 Guilderland 12084 456-4354 AMBITION: College. SUSAN FELGENTREFF Altamont Blvd. Altamont 12009 INTERESTS: Bowling, softball, and volleyball. AMBITION: To get a job. JOHN FENELON 1 Denny Road R.D. 4751 Guilderland 12084 456-4354 AMBITION: College. CRISTINA FERGUSON Fuller Sta. Road Schenectady 12303 355-6911 INTERESTS: Horses, an flying. AMBITION: Pilot ajet to Shangrala. MARK FERGUSON 2A Clark Pkwy. Albany 12203 456-4313 ACTIVITIES: Guilderland Players 2,3,45 Football 3,45 A.V. Club 1,45 Student Activities Council 1,25 SOLD 45 Teachers aide for phys. ed. 3,4. INTERESTS: Sports, television, and girls. AMBITION: To win an Emmy Award for Best Director. - BERFHA FINK 3083 Sunset Lane Schenectady 12303 355-1415 PATRICIA FISHER 2910 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Guilderland Players 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Jocksand white socks. AMBITION: Nursing. , -PMG-as Q- 18-- ELIZABETH FISHER 10 Kelly Avenue Albany 12203 456-4074 LISA FLANDERS 104 Birchwood Drive Schenectady 12203 474-8434 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 25 SAE 4. INTERESTS: My fish, dog, Tom and a diamond. SUSAN FLANNERY 417 Lincoln Drive Albany 12203 456-9672 MARIE FOOTE 3116 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-6982 ACTIVITIES: Riding Club 3,45 Guilderland Play- ers 45 Ski Club 45 Powder-puff football 4. INTERESTS: Skiing, horseback riding, children, happiness and living life to it's fullest. AMBITION: College, Nursery Education, raise a big family, live in the mountains, own 10 horses, be happily married but not necessarily in that order. GARY FORMAN 33 Knights Bdge. R.D. 131 Guilderland 12084 456-8790 ACTIVITIES: Math Club 1, Science Club 15 School Paper 25 Bowling Club 35 Varsity Bowling 3. INTERESTS: Bowling. AMBITION: Accounting and passing my road test before graduation. BARBARA FOX 3 Brookwood Avenue Albany 12203 482-3846 INTERESTS: Traveling, meeting people, and having a good time,! just being happy. AMBITION: Pedatricians aid train at Westchester. RICHARD FRINTA 150 Maple Avenue Altamont 12009 861-6942 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Honor Society 35 Guilderland Players 3,4. INTERESTS: Traveling and tennis. AMBITION: T.V. Broadcasting or Business Management. KIMBERLY FUCHS 3039 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 355-8519 ACTIVITIES: Torch 1,2,3,45 Committee Chair- man 1,2,35 SOLD 45 4-H club 1 Csecretaryj Con- servation Club 35 Classical Dance Group 45 Liber- al Religious Youth 1,2,3 Qcommittee chairrnanJ5 SAE 4. INTERESTS: Ballet and modem dance, music, ceramics, and people in general. iAMBITION: To be truly good, and active all life ong. MARGARET FURDON 103 Birchwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-6158 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Hiking, swimming, and tennis. AMBITION: Work. JEFFREY GAUL ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Track, Ski Club. INTERESTS: Sports, cars, girls, skiing, and horseback riding. SUSAN GEORGE Goffredo Drive Schenectady 12303 355-2415 267 DELORES GETZ Johnston Road Albany 12203 456-1428 JERRY GIFFORD R.D. W1 Altamont 12009 ALYCE GILBERT Krumkill Road Albany 12203 489-6740 DAWN GILL Prospect Terrace Altamont 12009 861-6648 LEE GLENN 4 Ayre Drive Albany 12203 438-8113 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2g Indoor Track 1g Track 1. PAULA GOODFELLOW Gun Club Road Altamont 12009 861-8840 JAMES GRAY 2 Camp Terrac Albany 12203 456-8276 ACTIVITIES: Track. INTERESTS: Working on machine. AMBITION: Machinist. DEBRA GREENBER 55 Maxwell Street Albany 12203 482-8513 ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 1,23 Basketball 4. INTERESTS: SAC. AMBITION: Recreational Supervisor. JEFFREY GREENOUGH 17 Westmere Terrace Albany 12203 482-2652 INTERESTS: Skiing, camping, and cycling. AMBITION: College. ROBERT GREGORY 37 Wendom Road Albany 12203 456-7877 ACTIVITIES: Track 1,33 Indoor Track 2: Bowling 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Waterskiing, and duck hunting. AMBITION: Carpentry. CLINTON GRIFFIN 438 Russell Road Albany 12203 482-8230 BETH GROOMES 121 Birchwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-5309 BUT WHAT IS MORE REAL THAN A DREAM. HEATHER GROUNDS 7 Concourse Street Albany 12203 482-6082 ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2: Intramurals l,2. INTERESTS: Travel, outdoors, mountains ocean, and sports. AMBITION: Speech Pathologist: to work with children and to live life to it's fullest. KEITH GUIZARD 3266 Marilyn Street Schenectady 12303 355-4823 INTERESTS: Skiing, camping, hiking, and hav- ing a good time. AMBITION: College. JEFFREY HAAS Sunset Drive Altamont 12009 861-8013 ACTIVITIES: Choir 1,2,3g Guildefland PIQIHS 4: Key Club 2. INTERESTS: Backpacking, bicycling, K mountain climbing. AMBITION: College and Coast Guard. JOEL HAAS Sunset Drive Altamont 12009 861-8013 ACTIVITIES: Choir 1,2,3: Guilderland Playem 2 SOLD 4: Student Government. INTERESTS: Backpacking, mountain climbing, guitar, bicycling, and people. AMBITION: College, M.S. and PhD in Biological Sciences. HUGH HAGYARD 6 Norman Avenue Albany 12203 GEORGE HALASZ 28 Chapman Drive Albany 12203 438-5881 INTERESTS: Filling out interests in yearbooks. AMBITION: Engineering. ISABEL HALLENBECK 2984 Nancy Lane Schenectady 12303 355-1037 WENDELL HALLENBECK 134 O'Kara Drive Schenectady 12303 355-1037 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,29 Concert Band 1,25 Wind Ensemble 3,45 Stage Band 2,3. AMBITION: College, parties, and cars. JAMES HAMM 510 Acre Drive Schenectady 12303 355-1832 THOMAS HANRAHAN 18 Shady Lane Albany 12203 489-7765 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2,3,4: Basketball 1,2. INTERESTS: Cars, motorcycles. camping, and skidoos. AMBITION: Undecided. VICTOR HARPER 3562 Carmen Road Schenectady 12303 355-7047 JAMES HARRINGTON 5 Thatcher Drive Altamont 12009 861-6257 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,25 SOCCER 1A,?,': Volley- ball 3,4. INTERESTS: Sports, and music. AMBITION: College, accounting. DAVID HART 28 Highland Drive Albany 12009 482-7310 ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4: Cross Country lg Basketball 1,25 Skiing 3. INTERESTS: Skiing, hoop, football, girls, and partying. AMBITION: To move to Montana and be a den- tal floss tycoon. JUDITH HASTINGS 8 Friar Tuck Road Albany 12203 456-4494 DAVID HEALD ' 110 Brandle Road Altamont 12009 ALLAN HERCHENRODER 4702 Hurst Road '4 I : I' .I I 7- V II MARY Hommsm f- . '- 17 Morn e1le . 1- Schenartadyll i 255-663 'L V ' V Q OnionToa4k2,3. W V V , -- INTERESTS: Seuss ' ' canoeing, Alt K tg - .- A daneefudingrheib,Ci-elm' . ' 1 2 ' tbekid. AMBl'I'ION:Col.lege,I'kttii. SCOTT HOUSE 11 Willey Street Albany 12203 INTERESTS: Girls, amicus. AMBITION: Electrician. JAMES HOWARD Parkway Drive Schenectady 12303 355-0725 ACTIVITIES: Football 2.3.-4: W Key Club 2,3,4: Mohawk Lacrosse Cli 4. , INTERESTS: Football, lacrosse, md people. I AMBITION: Psychologist. Law. 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,4Q Ski music. KEITH HUNTER 141 Mohawk Drive Schenectady 12303 355-3613 ACTIVITIES: SAE 43 FFA 3,43 HHC 43 SOLD 4. INTERESTS: Dish . AMBITION: College, Lawyer. MICHELLE HUTCHINS 3149 Lone Pine Road Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Orchestra. INTERESTS: The Lord's work, drawing and painting, sewing, cosmetology . AMBITION: To become a hairdresser, and wife. KATHLEEN HUTSON 6 Hungerford Road Albany 12203 456-4834 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4 Qco-captainl, Basket- ball 2,3,43 Tennis 2,33 Volleyball 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Sports, music, enjoying life, and ymg. 0N: College, Recreation Supervisor. MELISSA JACQUES 11 Albert Drive Albany 12203 482-5548 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Cheerleading 1,3,43 Sceptre Service 3,4Q Student Government 43 Homecoming Court: Ski Club 1,23 Class Officer 3, 4. INTERESTS: Hospital work, skiing, and people. AMBITION: To be myself. WENDY .JACQUES 11 Albert Drive Albany 12203 489-1320 ACTIVITIES: Sceptre Service 1,2,3,4 tVice Presi- dentl, SAE 43 Guilderland Players 1,23 Cheerlead- ing 2,33 French Trip 33 Homecoming Court3 SOLD 43 HHC 4. INTERESTS: Travel, writing, teaching, and condomineums. AMBITION: College, Fame and Fortune. JARRETT Road 12303 Debating Club 13 Torch 23 SAE 4. Astrology, poetry, and fortune To experience as much as I can in ime so my next will be happy . 3,4 ladvertising section sea, sidewalk cafes, pastry flying. 12303 Nike 1,2,3,4 fpresidentlg Chorus 13 Activities Council 3,4. snowmobiling, motorcy- guys, people, everything, and College, social work3 or nursery ed. to be happy. JUDEE JOHNSTON Star Route 872-1392 ACTIVITIES: Sceptre Service 3g Student Senate SAC 33 Nike 33 Wrestling Pep Club 3,43 Volley- INTERESTS: Watching John Wayne movies with a bowl of popcom, a fire, and a friend. AMBITION: Finding rainbows. GREGORY JONES Drawbridge Drive Albany 12203 456-4794 ACTIVITIES: Ski Team 1,2,3: Honor Society 3,43 Baseball 2. INTERESTS: A million dollars . AMBITION: College. DAVID KAHLBAUGH 5 Mercer Street Albany 12203 438-5303 ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 13 Wind Ensemble 2, 3,43 Musical 1,2,33 Orchestra 2,3. INTERESTS: Music and people. AMBITION: Priest. SUSAN KAHLBAUGH 5 Mercer Street Albany 12203 438-5303 INTERESTS: Concert Band I3 Wind Ensemble 2, 3,43 Girls' Chorus 13 Choir 2,33 French Trip 33 SAE 43 HHC 4g Riding Club 3. INTERESTS: St. Malo and Le Cap. AMBITION: College. DAVID KAUFMAN 26 Campus Club Drive R.D. il Guilderland 12084 456-6250 ACTIVITIES: AFS 3,4. INTERESTS: Nudging, and swimming. AMBITION: See me in ten years and I'll tell you. EILEEN KEATING 56 Van Wie Terrace Albany 12203 456-3118 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Cbusiness managerJ3 Spanish Club 43 Volleyball 33 Summer Spain Trip: Student Govemment 4. INTERESTS: Europe, the ocean, and skiing. AMBITION: College. KEVIN KEELER 1473 Siver Road Guilderland 12084 355-7582 INTERESTS: Parties, hemp, and motorcycles. AMBITION: To become a rich chef. KRISTEN DELLY 135 Lincoln Avenue Altamont 12009 MARTHA KELLEY 8 Shady Lane Albany 12203 489-6462 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 13 Ski Team 33 Gym- nastics 43 Homecoming Court 43 Onion Toads 3. INTERESTS: Skiing, camping, and partying. AMBITION: College. JULIE KENLY 1 Monroe Court ' Guilderland 12084 INTERESTS: Skiing, hiking, mountain climbing, and sewing. NANDA KEMPES ACTIVITIES: Rotary Exchange Student, Field Hockey, Tennis, swimming, reading, foreign dish- es, and having fun. INTERESTS: People. AMBITION: Social work in South East Asia. KEVIN KENT Pinewood Rd. R.D. 41 Guilderland 12084 456-430 INTERESTS: Partying, good looking girls. AMBITION: Be what I want to be, be rich and get fat and ugly. TERESA KILGUS Box 90 Weaver Road R.D. 32 Altamont 12009 861-8022 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3, Varsity Soccer 2, Musical 3, Intramurals 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Dancing, swimming. AMBITION: Physical Therapist. STEPHEN KING 15 Sherwood Forest Albany 12203 456-4423 SUE KING 14 Graylon Place Albany 12203 456-8771 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Wrestling Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 1,23 Honor Society 3,43 Powder-puff 3,43 Chorus 1,2. INTERESTS: People, Peace, and Prosperity. AMBITION: College, Elementary School Teacher. MARIANNE KINISKY 625 Washington Court R.D. 31 Guilderland12084 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4: Powder-puff Football 43 Red Cross Club 13 French Club 1. INTERESTS: Swimming, and oceans. AMBITION: To become a dental hygentist, Trav- el, Ski diving, and to teach children how to swim. JOAN KLAPP 209 Greenwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-7965 ACTIVITIES: SAE 43 HHC 43 SOLD 4. INTERESTS: Working with retarded, and Canada. AMBITION: College, and Special Education Teacher. MICHAEL KNAPP 3126 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 DARRYL KNIGHT 420 Lincoln Drive R.D. 31 Guilderland12084 456-6410 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,32 Indoor Track 23 Ski Team 33 Onion Toads 33 Rowdies I,2,3,4Q Spring Track 1,2. INTERESTS: Rose, partying, goofing, summer, skiing, patched bluejeans, backpacking. AMBITION: To perfect the electric zircon en- crusted tweezer and to be able to see with my eyes closed. ,, DIANE KNIGHTES R.D. 116 Schenectady 12306 355-4669 KAREN KREITZER 65 Highland Drive Albany 12203 489-7990 ROBERT KRICHBAUM 21 Sawyer Place Albany 12203 482-5990 NANCY KROSS 54 A Gipp Road Albany 12203 456-6455 ACTIVITIES: Powder-puff Football 4. INTERESTS: Partying, eating, meeting people, and living as life comes to me. AMBITION: Working. GEORGE KUHN 6267 Johnston Road Albany 12203 456-0566 269 fl ,l H 1 . 1 L4 'I hi., ROBERT KUKLA Box 65 R.D. 146 Schenectady 12306 355-4771 ACTIVITIES: SAC 1: Wrestling 1: Key Club 4: Russian Club 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Horses, scuba diving, and hunting. AMBITION: Medicine, Veteranarian. JOHN LEVINE 9 Shady Lane Albany 12203 482-6312 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soccer 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Key Club 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 1, 2,3,4: Chess Club 1,2: Marching Band. INTERESTS: Sleeping, eating, sports, govemment. AMBITIONS: United States Air Force Academy. WENDY LINDHEIMER 70 Klink Road RD JH, Albany 12203 456-3573 CHRISTOPHER LOOBY 984 Pine Hill Drive Schenectady 12303 355-5492 ACTIVITIES: Joumal 1,2, editorial page editor 3, editor 4: Honor Society 1,2,3, vice president 4: Georgetown University Summer Honors Program for High School Juniors 3: Core Caucus 4: Guild- erland Players 2,3,4: S.A.E. 4: Stage Band 1,2. INTERESTS: Painting, classical guitar, alpine skiing. AMBITIONS: Bliss. MICHAEL LOWN Hawes Road RD 411, Altamont 12009 B61-8302 INTERESTS: Cars, bodywork. AMBITIONS: Working in a bodyshop. TIMOTHY LOWN Hawes Road RD 1651, Altamont 12009 CLARICE LUCK RD itl Altamont 12009 INTERESTS: Horseback riding, training horses. playing tennis, basketball, ice skating, friends, partying. AMBITIONS: To make the most out of life, own a ranch and raise morgan horses. COLLEEN LUDWIG 16 Oak Leave Drive Schenectady 12303 355-6574 JIM LYNCH 1871 Westem Ave. Albany 12203 INTERESTS: To get out of school. AMBITIONS: To be a Carpenter. BONNIE MAHER 9 Arlene Ave. Albany 12203 456-2593 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,23 Sceptre Service 1,2,3,4: Guilderland Players 1,2,3,4: Summer Spain Trip 3: Joumal 4: Photography Club. INTERESTS: Swimming, bicycling, pretending to be Spanish. AMBITIONS: To meet Margie, Phil and Chris in aris. JOHN MAHONEY 131 Schoharie Plank Road Altamont 12009 ACTIVITIES: Football Manager 2,3,4: A.V. 1,23 Teachers' Aid for Phys. Ed. 3,4. INTERESTS: First aid, hunting, snowmobiling, fishing, sports, trap shooting. AMBITIONS: Emergency Medical Technicain, Fireman, Engineer. MICHAEL MAKI 7 Fay Street Albany 12203 438-4167 INTERESTS: Bowling, traveling. AMBITIONS: Hotel management. THOMAS MALLETTE Box 47, 2347 Westem Ave. Guilderland 12084 456-3886 INTERESTS: Cars, girls. ANTHONY MARACINO 4 Leda Lane RD lil, Guilderland 12084 456-6303 INTERESTS: Skiing, Carolina. AMBITIONS: Psychology. EDWARD MARSH 204 Schoolhouse Road Albany 12203 482-8133 swimming, South BONNIE MARTIN 4 Victoria Drive RD 41, Guilderland 12084 INTERESTS: Travel, horses. AMBITIONS: To be happy and to make other people happy. BONNIE MASS 11 Prospect Ave. Albany 12203 482-7445 ELIZABETH MASTRIANNI 573 Jefferson Court RD 41, Guilderland 12084 456-6721 ACTIVITIES: French Trip 3: Guilderland Players 3,45 M.A.A. 2,3,4g S.A.E. 4: H.H.V. 4. INTERESTS: Everchanging. AMBITIONS: Medical Career, MARY MAURO 27 Dillenbach Road Albany 12203 482-1625 INTERESTS: Photography. AMBITIONS: Photographer. JOHN MAY 800 Rainbow Drive Schenectady 12303 355-0783 INTERESTS: Outdoor sports. AMBITIONS: Veterinarian. PAMELA MCCLARITY 10 Alvina Blvd. Albany 12203 456-7971 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3,43 Wrestling Pep Club 2,3,4: Softball 4: Drama Club 2. INTERESTS: People, parties, sports. AMBITIONS: To be good at whatever I try. CHRISTOPHER MCCULLOUGH 141 Birchwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-2630 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1: Football 3: Ski Club 1,2, 3. INTERESTS: Baseball, hotdogs, apple pie. AMBITIONS: To meet Margie, Bonnie and Phil in Paris. JOSEPH MCCUMBER 3122 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 355-B215 JOHN MCDONNELL 18 Ableman Avenue Schenectady 12303 456-3207 INTERESTS: Firearms, Photography, Sports. AMBITIONS: To become a firearms examiner. KATHY MCDONNELL 208 Greenwood Drive Schenectady 12303 355-8641 Z'Mm1-mm other one. 24Gi1pRod Albany IE 456-If MARYMEI1 -' ' 'f f ' - 56M.qieueodAli ' .- --I f Alb8lly1 ' ' 489-3532 tv y nil' .' I icesnfeaima-, 1 get my degreeh ' i design. CHARLE M53 RDJH Altamont,NY 356-CBS : Fi 1 l i i 1 outdoors. AMB1'I'IONS:Tober:in . FRANCIS MEYEIB RD al Altamont 12118 356-0839 ACTIVITIES: Bmehdl ll-4. INTERESTS: Water skhg, mi in pd t e. QIRIBITIONS: Medical career, link i I L og. CYNDY MICHALSKI 3Bever-ly Drive Albany 12203 489-4547 INTERESTS: Skiing. oceans, tnvdiq. Corvettes. AMBITIONS: Pediatric nursing. hi I1 I Corvette. DAVID MICHELA 9 Clark Pkwy. Albany 12203 456-8682 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1.2.3: Track Lili illlilll l.l.Ell l'lI'll .ll rl I. JI IH '! '-I Ill y1,2. Z-ifeet. 27 MJHILL iii , 'emAvenue N , , . t12009 11:1 rn .: a , 2' .. : Al K People, sewing, crocheting, ani- mals beings pain. AMETTIONS: Legal secretary, work with State Troopers, to be happy, college. AMY MILKINS 348 Gari Lane Schenectady 12303 355-1477 DEBBIE MILLER 8 Witte Road Albany 12203 456-2501 ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3: Wind Ensemble 3,4. INTERESTS: Traveling, working, people. AMBITIONS: To go to college and to live in Spain in a castle. PAMELA MILLER 105 Lincoln Avenue Altamont 12009 861-8888 INTERESTS: Mark Schaeffer, softball. AMBITIONS: To be a waitress, to get married and have kids . MICHAEL MOCKLER 114 Lincoln Avenue Altamont 12009 861-6532 ACTIVITIES: Chest Team 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: See RW. AMBITIONS: Govet . SHARON MOHR 153 O'Kara Drive Schenectady 12303 355-8287 ACTIVITIES: Girls Softball. INTERESTS: Work. JEFFREY MOLLER ' RD 436 Schenectady 12306 355-3195 INTERESTS: Hunting and fishing. ALINE MONTRYM 134 Willow Street Guilderland 12084 456-0433 AMBITION: College. 1: G.A.A. 1. ' e in the country, horses, havingfun. and a happy and peace- MOORE Terr. MORSE 12084 Cars, snowmobiles, hunting. Mechanic . Parties, people. W0fkir1s, animals- et out of school and be Bble to in the moming. AMY MOWREY Northgate Drive Albany 12203 456-5235 GUSTAVE MUELLER 8 Thatcher Drive Altamont 12009 861-8088 INTERESTS: Hunting, fishing. AMBITION: Forester. HENERY MULLER 622 Via Ponderosa Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Soccer 1,2,3, 4: SAE 4: Debate Team 3,4: Band 1,2. INTERESTS: Partying, clowning around. AMBITIONS: Satisfaction. THOMAS MUNROE RD All Altamont 12009 861-8855 ACTIVITIES: Stage Band 1,2,3: Band 1,23 Or- chestra 1,2,3: Guilderland Players 2,3,4: Indoor Track 1: Intemational Handball Inturmenials 3: Burgar Eating Contest 4. INTERESTS: Cars, motorcycles, money, fun, snowmobiles, partys. AMBITIONS: Live in the country and have alot of kids. Travel, be happy, go to college, become a cop, then someday and Insurance investigator and make lots of money and get married. PATRICIA MURPHY 620 Via Ponderosa Drive Schenectady 12303 355-1659 ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 1, CTreas.J 2, fSec.l 3, 4 fPres.l: Cheerleading 2, Sceptre 1,25 Honor So- ciety 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 2-4, Sports Section Head: Soccer 3: Intramurals 1,2: Homecoming Court 4: Powder Puff Football 3,4: Spanish Club 4: Sum- mer Spain Trip 3: Onion Toads 3, Syacuse Uni- versity Maxwell Conference 3,4: High School Task Force 4: Apathy Club 4. INTERESTS: Foreign languages - Spanish: po- litical science, sports . AMBITIONS: Foreign Languages. RICHARD MURPHY 1479 Siver Road RD 31, Guilderland 12084 LOUISE MURRAY 3284 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-8536 INTERESTS: Sewing. AMBITIONS: Undecided. WILLIAM MURRAY 3284 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-8536 DIANE MURTAGH 28 Dresden Court Albany 12203 456-2753 STEPHEN MUZTAFAGO 36 Mercer Street Albany 12203 489-5663 ANTHONY NARDELLA 77 Okara Drive Schenectady 12303 356-0f797 ' ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2,3,4: Honors Society 1, 2,3,4: Wrestling 1: Indoor Track 3: Football 2,3,4: Apathy Club 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Sports, girls. AMBITIONS: College, engineer. ROBERT NEVERMAN 66B Country Lane RD 36, Schenectady 12306 INTERESTS: Trucks and heavy equipment. AMBITIONS: Mechanic. RICHARD NEVILLE 1 Arlene Ave U Albany 12203 456-7272 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1: Gun Club INTERESTS: Hiking, traveling. AMBITIONS: College. CARLA NEWCOMB 114 Euclid Avenue Altamont 12009 861-8337 2: Torch 2,3. TIMOTHY NICHOLSON Hawes Road RD ffl, Altamont 12009 861-6894 INTERESTS: Swimming, tennis, bowling, girls. AMBITIONS: Forest Technology. DIANE NIELIWOCKI 12 Northgate Drive Albany 12203 456-1081 INTERESTS: Secretary. AMBITIONS: Undecided. JOHN NORTON 14 Malpass Road Albany 12203 456-2458 INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, girls, cars, motorcycles. AMBITIONS: To graduate and get the most out oflife. ANN NORRIS 1073 Shave Road Schenectady 12303 INTERESTS: Riding, travel. AMBITIONS: To become a teacher or a social worker. LAURA OAKLY RD ill Guilderland 12084 ACTIVITIES: Powderpuff Football 3,4: Gymnas- tics 1,2. INTERESTS: Sewing, skiing, drawing. AMBITIONS: College. JAMES O'CLAIR 3124 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 356-0421 ACTIVITIES: 2,3,4: Basketball Intramurals 1,2, 3,4: Intemational Handball 1,2,3,4: Student Gov- emment 4. INTERESTS: Football, girls, living, politics. AMBITIONS: Politics, Police work. PETER O'CLAIR 3124 Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 356-0421 CHRISTOPHER O'CONNER 10 Brookview Drive Schenectady 12303 356-0084 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1: Baseball 2: H.F.H. 3,4. INTERESTS: Sports. AMBITIONS: College. KATHLEEN O,CONNER 14 Elmwood Street Albany 12203 482-8343 MARY O'DONNELL 1034 Shave Court Schenectady 12303 355-2973 THERESA O'HANLON 63 Gipp Road Albany 12203 456-2803 ACTIVITIES: Transfer Student 2: Sceptre Serv- ice 2,3,4: Class Officer 3,4, fVice Presidentl, Year- book Staff 2,3, fAssistant Editorl, 4, fEd1torJ: Powderpuff Football 3,4: Rowdies 2.3. INTERESTS: R.D.N.. Science, people. AMBITIONS: R.N. 271 DANIEL OKEEFE Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 EILEEN OLSEN 499 Norfolk Street RD 411, Albany 12203 IINHTERESTS: Rick, traveling, swimmng, having AMBITIONS: Marriage, office work. IRENE OMARA 3 Pine Lane Albany 12203 IV2-1576 ACTIVITIES: NIKE 2,3: Bowling 1,2.3. INTERESTS: Softball, football, motorcycles, working. AMBITIONS: Work. THOMAS ORSINI 132 Altamont Blvd. Altamont 12009 861-8850 KATHLEEN ORTALE 35 Ableman Avenue Albany 12203 456-0344 ACTIVITIES: France Trip 1,3: S.A.E. 45 Sceptre Service 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Children. AMBITIONS: College, marriage, happiness. ROBERT PAHL Fuller Station Road Schenectady 12303 355-0396 INTERESTS: Accounting. AMBITIONS: To fly to the moon in a day and stay there. DAVID PALMER 24 Graylon Place Albany 12203 456-1626 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Homeroom Representative 4. INTERESTS: Eating, playing, sleeping, music. AMBITIONS: College. law. JAN PALMER 3 Patricia Ave. Albany 12203 456-8688 ACTIVITIES: Guilderland Players 3,4: S.A.E. 4: Writing Club 3. INTERESTS: Music, dwarfs. ANLBITIONS: Art major, finding out why the sky is b ue. LYNN PALMER 7 Denny Road RD 41, Guilderland 12303 456-3191 DENISE PARKER 14 Willey Street Albany 12203 456-6153 LISA PARKER 47 Terry Ave. Schenectady 12303 355-3534 ACTIVITIES: Guilderland Players 1,2: Chorus 1: Riding Club 3: Torch 2,3. INTERESTS: Swimming, children, animals. AMBITIONS: College, marriage. ROBERT PIKCILINGIS RD 412 Altamont 12009 355-3059 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Key Club 1, 2, fsec.l, 3, ivice presidentj, Choir 1,2,3, Ctreas.J, 4, fpresj, Boys Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Subur- ban Council Choir 1,23 Debate Club 3: Concert Band 1: Soccer Club 3,4. INTERESTS: Sugar, com syrup, chocolate, and all the other ingredients necessary for fine confectionaries . AMBITIONS: To be the finest person east of the Mississippi. JANE PILATZKE 1847 Westem Ave. , Albany 12203 ,' 456-5989 INTERESTS: Albany cops . AMBITIONS: Legal Secretary. ANNE PORTER 30 Pineknob Drive Albany 12203 456-3055 ACTIVITIES: Golf 2,3,4: Soccer Intramurals 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 3,4, f Section Headj, Class Clown 4, Wind I, 2: Student Council 4: Onion Toad 2,3,4: D.W.A. 3: Journal 4. INTERESTS: Golf, David Bowie, partying, viii:- ing people. AMBITIONS: Never to have stinkfoot. PAUL POSSON 19 Momingside Drive Schenectady 12303 EL5-2459 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Onion Toads 2,39 Tennis 1: Track 1,2,3,4: Hcnm' Society 1,2,3. INTERESTS: Sailing, music, SPAC. AMBI'TIONS: College. KEVIN PELKEY 501 Acre Ave. Schenectady 12303 355-0988 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1. INTERESTS: Sports, insect collecting. AMBITIONS: College. KAREN PENTAK Maple Ave RD 131, Altamont 12009 861-8546 ACTIVITIES: Guilderland Players 2,3,4: Varsity Scorekeeper for Soccer 2,3,4: Trip to France 3: Powderpuff Football 3: Choir 1,2,3: Core 1: S.A.E. 4. INTERESTS: Paris by morning. AMBITIONS: To give the special attention that is asked of the mentally retarded. DEBORAH PEPLOWSKI 43 Highland Drive Albany 12203 482-5670 DANIEL PEZZE 360 Highland Drive Schenectady 12303 355-4970 FREDRICK PHILLIPS Rnd 200 Prestige Way Albany 12203 43855 356-1263 INTERETS Kg.Tl-ll1.EEN PIAZZA 'UWHONS 4 irc Drive WHIIAM Hag Albany 12203 205 Grea1woB:gDrl ACTIVITIES: Powdel-puff Football 3,43 DECA 44 schmemdy ,mn Student Government 4. 355.9076 INTERESTS: Children, sports, and having fun. A Footbdl list -ri AMBITIONS: To work with retarded children, mumlsl 2,3,4 meffimre- INTERESTS cm sports JANE PRESCOTI' RD 31 2 JEFFERY RICHARDS Altamont 12009 205 Greenwood Dnve QQEHRYN PQYIJSIADLE 355-9075 IBGDWDO ve Schenectady 12303 CH 355-4593 Schenectady 12303 FRANK PRINSKY INTERESTS Bask ball 4 Robmllwa aotd et m' 'lu' Albany 12208 AMBITIONS To travel md lm an mu 456-8662 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Student JOHN ROBERTS Activity Council. 465 Arch Ave cycling: music . write t e Great American CAROL ROBINSON 3072 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 355-1405 QETIVITIES: Powderpuff 43 Explorers 3,43 SAC INTERESTS: Sewing, cooking, traveling, life. AMBITIONS: College, teaching. EBRA ROBINSON . QRoad RD 31, Altamont 12009 561-6909 AMBITIONS: Work. ANTHONY ROCHEK 16 Brookview Drive Schenectaqr 12303 INTERESTS: Hockey. AMBITIONS: To be a star with the Boston Bruins. UGENE ROCHEK 6 Brookview Drive 'chenectady 12303 XITHONY ROMAN ' :Vaughn Drive lbany 12203 2-1851 ' JTIVITIES: Football 13 Bowling 2,3,4. ATERESTS: Bowling, girls, music. -MBITIONS: Civil Engineering. JAMES RYAN 'whnston Road J 41, Slingerlands 12159 'ARLA RUSSO -' 7 Greenwood Drive henectady 12303 ' JTIVITIES: French Trip 33 Guilderland Players .3 French Club 4g S.A.E. 43 HHV 4. ' TERESTS: Knotted Nylons, foreign fantasies, . vel. VIBITIONS: College. JEBRA SACHAR 10 Tower Street f- 31, Guilderland 12084 ' . 3755 ROBERT SANDBERG 3337 Carmen Road Schenectady 12303 355 2917 DEBRA SANTIAGO 4 Van Wie Terrace Albany 12203 JOANNA SANTORE 3095 Lone Pine Road Schenectady 12303 CTIVITIES: Office Aid 2,3,43 Soccer Scorekee- ,er 33 NIKE 4. ANTERESTS: To become a stewardess or nairdresser. 'AMBITIONS: College, work, marraige. DAVID SCHACHNE Behtle. Terr., Blessing Road Slingerlands 12159 489-5904 WILLIAM SCHAF 14 Birch Drive Albany 12203 482-8471 MARK SCHAEFFER 125 Main Street Altamont 12009 861-6456 INTERESTS: Cars, sports, pam . AMBITIONS: To get a good job, marriage, kids, and to live a good life. LYN SCHAIBLE 27 Ronald Place Schenectady 12303 355-8224 ACTIVITIES: Musical 33 Soccer 2,31 Volleyball 33 Basketball 23 Intramurals 1. INTERESTS: Dave, sports, camping, msuic, just having fun. AMBITIONS: College, work, marriage. STEPHEN SCHILTZ Gun Blub Road Altamont 12009 861-6472 JUDITH SCHRAMM 110 Helderberg Ave. Altamont 12009 861-8701 ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 13 Volleyball Intramur- als 33 Wrestling Pep Club 3.4. Score statistics 3g Onion Toads 33 French Trip 3. INTERESTS: Working with children. AMBITIONS: To teach handicapped or mentally retarded children. ROBERT SCHUFF 24 Velina Drive Albany 12203 DANIEL SCRAFFORD 127 Westem Ave. Altamont 12009 861-8073 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,3,43 Indoor 'Track 2,3,43 Outdoor Track 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Having fun and making other peo- ple happy. AMBITIONS: First pole vaulter to vault 20 feet. JOHN SGARLATA 196K McKonm Road Albany 12203 489-6433 INTERESTS: Cars, people, friends.. AMBITIONS: To teach and to help people. HOLLIE SHARP 137 Mohawk Drive Schenectady 12303 355-0816 JOHN SHAVER Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 BILL SI-IIPPY 495 Monroe Ave. RD 31, Albany 12203 SHARON SHUTTER 321 Schoolhouse Road Albany 12203 438-4665 LYNDA SLOCUM 953 Pine Hill Road Schenectady 12303 355-2839 DEBORAH SMITH 92 Church Road RD 41 Albany 12203 456- 3983 INTERESTS: Skiing, traveling, camping. AMBITIONS: Accountant. ELLEN SMITH 196 Pineridge Drive Schenectady 12303 456-1055 ACTIVITIES: Sceptre Service 2,3,4, Kpresidentl. INTERESTS: Waterskiing, marty, partying, writing. AMBITIONS: College for Fashion Merchandising. - ',., wade ,-. A KARL SMITH Bethlehem Terrace Slingerlanda 12159 KEVIN SMITH RD 32 Altamont 12009 456-3886 ROBERT SMITH Doctor Shaw Road Slingerlands 12159 ACTIVITIES: Student Activities. INTERESTS: Firefighting. AMBITIONS: To be a paid fire fighter. DANIEL SOLOMON 4 Schuyler Road Albany 12203 456-7131 ACTIVITIES: Washline 2,33 Vo-leyball 3,43 Stage Band 4. INTERESTS: Biking, tennis, archery, friends. AMBITIONS: To be rich. MELINDA SOLTYSIAK 624 ViaPonderosa Schenectady 12303 355-2085 ACTIVITIES: Bowling 23 Yearbook 33 Literary Magazine 33 Literary Magazine Editor 43 Joumal 43 Student Activities Council 4. INTERESTS: Tennis, writing, reading, having good times. AMBITIONS: To be a success, travel, and to help make the world a better place to live in . BARBARA SOULE 198 Pineridge Road RD il, Guilderland 12084 456-1784 ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 J.V. Wres- tling Books 13 Varsity Wrestling Books 2,3,43 Wrestling Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Onion Toads 2,33 Rowdies 3,43 Ski Club1,23 Powderpuff 3,4. INTERESTS: My pele, partying, money, to leave Guilderland. AMBITIONS: To understand Why?, accounting. THEODORE SOULE 198 Pineridge Road RD iii, Guilderland 12084 456-1784 INTERESTS: Girls. ROBERT SOUTHWOOD Maple Ave. Altamont 12009 861-8041 KIM SPANO 48 Venezio Ave. Albany 12203 456-5124 CARL SPENCER ACTIVI I IES: J.V. Football, Wrestling 1,23 Base- ball 4. INTERESTS: Girls, sports, fighting, having fun. AMBITIONS: To help other people. MICHAEL SPENCER ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 Baseball 43 Honor Roll 3. INTERESTS: Sports. AMBITIONS: To live happily ever after. STEVEN SPENCER 3158 Lone Pine Road Schenectady 12303 355-4941 ACTIVITIES: Basketball Intramurals 1,2,43 H.F.H. 3,4. INTERESTS: Music, sports, drawing. AMBITIONS: College, writer. JAMES ST. JOHN RD Q32 Altamont 12009 861-6911 INTERESTS: Being outdoors, living. AMBITIONS: To become rich enough to live off my interests. ROBERT ST. PIERRE 156 O'Kara Drive Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Media Squad. DOUGLAS STEFAN 29 Jeffrey Terrace RD 431, Albany 12203 482-5707 ACTIVITIES: Basketball Intramurals. INTERESTS: Photography, motorcycles, work. AMBITIONS: General Contractor. NANCY STEPHENS 1 Toll Lane Albany 12203 456-2205 ACTIVITIES: Sceptre Service 3,49 Powderpuff 3. INTERESTS: People, parties, tennis, snurfing. AMBITIONS: College. ROBERT STEVE 1388 Debutante Schenectady 12303 356-0363 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,29 Track 19 2,3,4. INTERESTS: Sports, music. SCOTT STEVENS 507 Acre Drive Schenectady 12303 355-5186 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,49 Ski Club 1,29 Ski Team 3,4Q S.A.E. 49 Key Club 2,3,49 H.H.C. 4. INTERESTS: Soccer, skiing. AMBITIONS: To swim to the bottom of the ocean. DARYL STEVERSON 14 Wilson Court RD 31, Guilderland 12084 456- 2474 CHERYL STILSING 68 Klink Road RD 141, Albany 12203 456-4166 JAMES STOLL 24 Ableman Ave. Alba y 12203 456-I527 LYNN STOUT 27 Alvina Blvd. Albany 12203 456-2733 LINDA STRESSEL 50 Hite Court Schenectady 12303 355-7929 DANIEL SUGARMAN 32 Anne Drive Schenectady 12303 355-0484 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,29 Tennis 1,3,4Q Student Govemment 4: Band Staff 49 Wind Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,49 Orchestra 1,3,4Q Brass Quintet 1,3,49 Musical 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Trumpet, skiing, tennis. AMBITIONS: College, medicine. FRANK SWINT AP 40, Carpenter Village RD 42, Altamont 12009 RONALD TABER 143 Altamont Blvd. Altamont 12009 INTERESTS: Lisa, cars, electronics, money. AMBITIONS: To join the Air Force. PETER TAKES 45 Tryon Court Albany 12203 482 0379 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1: Choir 1,2,3: Chorus 1, 39 Guilderland Players 1,4. INTERESTS: Basketball. AMBITION: Physician. PAUL TARANTO 100 Prestige Drive Schenectady 12303 356-1494 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 1,2,3,4: Spain Trip 29 Riding Club 3,4. INTERESTS: Life, money. AMBITIONS: College. HOLLY TAYLOR 2868 Old State Road Schenectady 12303 355-6575 ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 1,2,3,49 Choir 1,2,3,4: Wind Ensemble 3,4Q Soccer 3,4g Band Staff 3,45 Musical 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 1,2,3,49 Tennis 4: Joumal 4. INTERESTS: Music, computers, politics, sports, horses. AMBITIONS: Music Teacher. MARY TETRAULT 154 Maple Ave. Altamont 12009 86i-6679 ACTIVITIES: Football 3,49 Guilderland Players 1,3,4g S.A.C. 1,2,3,49 Core 1. INTERESTS: Moody people. AMBITION: Horticulture, to own my own shop. JOHN THIBODEAU INTERESTS: Art, music, and having a good time. AMBITIONS: College, winr1i.ng a million dollar lottery. RICHARD TEAL RD 422 Altamont 12009 355-6444 INTERESTS: Cars. ROBERT THIELE RD 432 Altamont 12009 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2Q Onion Toads 2,3, iVice. pres.l . INTERESTS: Soccer, money. DAVID .THOMAS 2007 Inwood Terrace Schenectady 12303 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2: Track 39 Skin Diving. INTERESTS: Swimming, surfing, diving. AMBITION: To see as much of the U.S. as possible. KATHLEEN THOMAS 14 Victor Drive Albany 12203 456-0452 RAYMOND THOMAS 101 Willow Street RD 431, Guilderland 12084 489-7746 INTERESTS: Hunting, girls. AMBITIONS: To travel on a motorcycle. LINDA TIFFANY 161 Main Street Altamont 12009 INTERESTS: Music, swimming, bowling, horse- back riding. AMBITIONS: Work, marriage, to enjoy life. COLLEEN TOMAJER 6 Drawbridge Drive Albany 12203 456-5 092 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2,3Q Sceptre Service 3,4Q Homecoming Court 4. INTERESTS: People, dancing, just living. AMBITIONS: College, Physical therapy. MARK TOSIELLO 365 Highland Drive Schenectady 12303 356 0125 ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Concert Band 1,23 Wind Ensemble 8,49 Piano 1,2,3,4. INTERESTS: Astronomy, Physics. AMBITIONS: Noted Professional Astronomer. MELISSA TOWERS 23 Malpass Road Albany 12203 456-8202 ACTIVITIES: Tennis 29 Ski Tam 3. INTERESTS: Children, music, trlvd. . AMBITIONS: College, to fulfill my life fullest. JOSEPH TRAVIS 79 Lee Ave. Schenectady 12303 355-1422 ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2g Ski Club. INTERESTS: Sports, music. AMBITIONS: College, become a C.P.A. rich . RICHARD TRENDELL RD 31 Altamont 12009 GERALD TRIBLEY RD 3-f2 Altamont 12009 861- 6076 INTERESTS: Girls . . ege, AMBITIONS' Coll DAVID TURONE Lydius Street Schenectady 12303 355-9715 Electronic Technici ACTIVITIES: Torch 1,2,39 Riding Club 3: 49 H.H.C. 4. INTERESTS: People, and having a full life. AMBITIONS: College and success. JEFFREY UNSER 1069 Shave Road Schenectady 12303 THOMAS URBANO 11 Thatcher Drive Altamont 12009 CL E BL ii ig? .,..... ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2. INTERESTS: Skiing. hang gliding, a good party , AMBITIONS: College, traveling. SHIRLEY UTEGG 107 Lark Street Altamont 12009 861-6249 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 39 Photography Club 4. INTERESTS: Finding and keeping peace, AMBITIONS: Special Education. RICHARD VALEK 553 Monroe Ave. RD :1, Albany 12203 482-0822 LISA VANALSTYNE 242 Main Street Guilderland Center 12065 861-6618 ACTIVITIES: Musical 3. INTERESTS: Skiing. camping. sewing. and yas having fun. AMBITIONS: College. travel. marraige. SUSAN VANDERWENDE 15 Ableman Drive Albany 12203 456-2744 ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3: Guilderland Play ers 3,4. INTERESTS: Everything at once and not all. AMBITIONS: VVhy not? ROBIN VANDERZEE 26 Annr Drive Schenectady 12303 355-1 190 INTERESTS: Modeling. hairdresing, cars AMBITIONS: Beautician. KAREN YANWAGENEN 33 Willow Street RD 21, Guilderland 12064 hing a' , 1 WORMER parties, music. with Crebral Palsy JOYCE VAN ZANDT 3 Cornell Ave. Albany 12203 456-1493 DAVID WALTER 2 Velma Dnve Albany 12203 456 7318 ACTIVITIES Skiing snowmobiling girls beer INTERESTS Colle e and to get lost in the shuf fling madness of the ocomotive LEE WARREN 30 Witte Road Albany 12203 ACTIVITIES To be an Accountant INTERESTS Swimmmg, motorcycles, boating, bowling, skimg AMBITIONS To be an accountant 1 alildlhfs- 456 1675 THOMAS ZAMPOL 9 Denny Road Guilderland 12084 4565656 NICHOLAS ZELENEWYCH RD W2 Altamont 12009 355 5749 KERBY ZIMMERMAN RD 416 Schenectady 12303 355 9284 . - f sz.-.u -Q.:bi-ni,-x-Pr -' ' '+ AC'I'IVITIES: Tennis Team 3: Choir 2,3,4g Guild erland Players 3,45 French Club 3. INTERESTS: Swimming, tennis, baseball. AMBITIONS: Legal Secretary. LASZLO VARSANYI Douglas Court Schenectady 12303 355-3345 CHARLENE VERCH 15 Pinewood Road RD 31, Guilderland 12084 INTERESTS: Court, sewing, swimming. AMBITIONS: Medical Assistant. SHARON VERCH 15 Pinewood Road RD 31, Guilderland 12084 INTERESTS: Art. AMBITION: Nursing. SCOTT VICTOR Birch Drive Albany 12203 438-8091 MARK VINCENT 133 Helderberg Altamont 12009 861-6493 JUANITA VISCIO 7410 Church Road RD 36, Schenectady 12303 355-0138 ANTHONY VIVENZIO 549 Monroe Court RD 41, Albany 12203 489-1581 DEBORAH VOLK 8 Monroe Court RD ffl, Guilderland 12084 AMBITIONS: To have a family . CHARLES WAGER 8 Willow Street RD 41, Guilderland 12084 CYNTHIA WAGNER RD 41 Altamont 12009 AMBITIONS: To enjoy life and travel. WAGNER get a WAGNER 12303 Choir 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Sewing, people. Physical Therapy. WAGNER 12084 Cars, racing. Auto body painting. BRIAN R WELLS 3036 Spawn Road Schenectady 12303 355-1297 ACTIVITIES: Tennis 4: Soccer manager 2,3,4: Basketball manager: Radio Club 3: Chess Team 2,3,4: Debate Club 4. INTERESTS: Tennis, soccer, science fiction, amateur radio . AMBITIONS: Beat up Henry and go to RPI satisfied. SETH WHITNEY 3150 Lone Pine Road Schenectady 12303 356-1185 ASCEIVITIES: Wrestling 1: Bowling 3: Ecology lu 2. INTERESTS: Outdoors, science, sports, cars. AMBITIONS: Go through college, make history. LAURIE WILKINS 3411 Carman Road Schenectady 12303 355-1717 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 118 Grand Street Altamont 12009 861-6406 INTERESTS: Donny. AMBITIONS: To go as far in life as I can. KEITH VVILLIMAN Johnston Road RD 1:31 Slingerlands 12159 438-4982 INTERESTS: Fishing, hunting, girls. AMBITIONS: To be a State Trooper. BARBARA WILSON 48 Mercer Street Albany 12203 438-8390 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3: Riding Club 3: Yearbook lg Sceptre Service 2,3. INTERESTS: Henry, swimming. AMBITIONS: Nurse. JACK WINSLOW 3029 Evelyn Drive Schenectady 12303 DEBBIE WYMAN 100 Seraf Lane Schenectady 12303 355-2149 ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3: Honor Society 1: Cheer- leading 1 . INTERESTS: James, music. AMBITION: Medical secretary. JERRY YERBURY 6 Johnston Road Albany 12203 SREIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 1,2,3,4: INTERESTS: Music. WILLIAM YOUNG 3 Alvina Blvd. Albany 12203 355-4782 SANG YOOK 31 Hanes Street Albany 12203 MARIA ZOUNES 17 Venezio Avenue Albany 12203 456-2844 JAMES ZYNIECKI 3 County Road Albany 12203 482-9013 I sit beside a stranger and stare blankly through the gli, My eyes and brain neglect to meet i and I miss the scenes we pass People s faces dates and time Y tumble in my mind And I wonder if I have done right to leave it all behind The yarn around his ring goes damp my palms are moist and pale But my mind runs through the treasured 1, that soon will grow old and stale I ve come to start my life agam to live anew when old And soon I ll come home and tell a tale that you have already been told I clench the book of addresses and think of what to say I miss you all and wish to God that today Us El KathlemDeP5 xawifikf- .N . 5.1-. -V im.-an S V -,.., Q41 .2 Ll, 5 H F ,Nw .iw-.mf m4v ahx- 1 f'TfiIi54f'jif'55!Zg-12-'f 3 lhs'-,fffif ' - ----,ff--,-., IIHIIWIWYIUWM!1lWH1V1lHWl11111IKl1 3 811910037 5900 For Reference I N I H Y Not to be taken from this room 1 40m - 71 7 -,i