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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

'dx . 5 1 , l . , i . Q 2 1 . 1 I 1 t. 1 'i 5 , fi EMEMBER DEOPLE 10 TUDENT LIFE 7 2 SPORTS 1 3 Z Y 162 Gzlchfhnd 4. V -4 AWASEN THAN 1 98 7 VOLUME 46 '91 GUILDERLAN D HIGH SCHOGL GUILDERLAN D CENTER NEW YORK 12085 2--. . -. 'A 35-. , ,- I -1' .. 1 ,-un. ', V , -if-H ,.,- gin- . if A- uiv gl 'NIL A, F H 'N igdxb I , - -'E Lil 9 es. -.- xiii 'f F rw' . -P-A ' ' ,f if 1 . , Y X ' 'Q 1 -,V G A Q ,V f, 7 22,5 N f +1?' , . F. ffr I . .' 14+ ,, -- .' -N' I 'f' KLA ,iv 7 '.',' L' 54. icy! A S , G M 3 ,i A, i A , 1 :N 5, ui , 'A ' i YEAR TO REMEMBER A year to remember? People tend to remember things that are either pleasurable or painful. Things that are ur- bane are normally boring and forgetful. The school year here is never forgetful. When tecollecting about high school one probably first remembers their friends. We are always making them or losing them. Then you might remember boyfriends of girlfriends that you had. Next might be the fun, or disappointment you had participating in a sport or activi- ty. Last but not least you'll remember your teachers. Things that are remembered don't just happen. People make them happen. If you want to make a year to remember, do things that will make people remember you. w 6, 2 In . R, K f ,lm 53 . T -vt F .J i 4, ' m..,....a... '. we ,, -- ,gi . 5 Q ! 8 X I 1 n -X if-p - -MA , , .1 CHOOL TO REMEMBER Hui. the old stliool surt has cl1.inged, is what you might be saying ar your twenty year high school reunion. Then you might hear yoursell caving, Remember the ugh' carpet that used to be in the east builing?, or, Remember lunch before the stereo? . Then you might start realizing all the little things that xou didn't see before vlunior ,ll1llt'k:l'.l?l.ll'1U said one olirhe lirst things she noticed was that, the drab green XVest Building was now a glowing ofliwhitef' junior Gina Dornburg added, The new color gives the West Building a certain warmth. Some ot' the svsrems that helped run the school were changed or improved upon this year. The lunch lines were all changed around, says senior ,lot Schaetbr then added, I like them the way they .ire now, ir's easier to get a lunch. Another comment about the lunchroom came from senior Make YanGux'sling, The food prices were outrageously high this year compared to last year. Senior Beth Saltsiuan says, l didn t know we had a blind student until I saw the Blind Student Crossing sign. There are so many new signs around, added Schaefer, lililce the ones in the parking lots. Senior vlasoo Ellenbogen commented on the schools parking permit policy, l refuse to get a parking permit, l think it's a waste olitime, l uenr in to get one but the whole process was too slow l think the new gi m rules are ridiculous, says Senior -len VanDeXVal, referring to the policy of no jewelry, or watches, This new policy was brought about with the neu grading system, based on points lor participation, enthusiasm, skill level, and attendance. The library had a View new renovations this year. one of which was the replacement of five tables with sixteen study carols. Saltsman com- mented on other changes They tthe librariansl finally realized thar people could hide behind the bookcases and moves them so they could see between them Sports as another thing that is hard to forget about The tall sports reams dominated the Suburban Council. Boys' Varsity Soccer again won the Gold Du .sion and Section Two titles Girls' Swimming did exceptionally well. Vikki Indilicato and Kim Ferris went to the secrionals and won .b doulo-les tor the girls tennis team Cross country did outstanding, records were broken all season. Sports is a large part ofthe activities tha' happen here .it the high school, with 46 sporting activities it would seem that there is a sport for just about everybody. v- iff? ii Q 3 lit il- 5 RIE DS H h h l 1 h l not ru NN xx 1x 1 xe1r ro remember Wfhen one rhxnlxs ol l987 first to come to mlm rs If ar :he m r memomble llff t hx h Lhool They 1re people you hugh xv1th ery xxrrh people you grow 1nd U r J fl h h hool 1re umerhxrxg ro be rhemhed 1lxx.1y5 Your lrxends have always been there for you and you JXC ECU YC C'l'l7 mel h px 1nd 'nerm rue 1re umerhm rh1r nex er can be ehmged Wfhen you look back to the year of l987 everybody H me pe11 l VN 1 1 xe1r ro remember beeauxe rr xx lb the best of umes 123 kv- WP DUT,V:.,,f.1' . pf C , rf IA. . '1' N , '5'-'F' , E -,wav .4 :vi-f la? . N N -' msg! I -7- ... ,ef EQQAIAFQ ,f X,f 'M MGM sane 'X A --V - u -...-4..,- X -I1 1 N l',!lltlllll N XX l t lli s 4 fm CHGOL SPIRIT i XX ' si 'i lhi spirit that i-m.in.itcs from proud .irtists wltosc- work is displaycd in thc local art show, i ii i N i its tt pick .1 taiitlx xx rapper till thc lloc1r,Tl1c' spirit that evokes a crowd olistudents to engage t i fr in Mist in .licoratnwg thc XXX-st Gym lor the Homecoming llincc. School spirit is not only ts i ttlxill 1.1 i Mistllwi -ni s or throxx ing tonlt-tti .tt thc pep rally. lt's also thc pridc- onc takes in responding to thc- il iuiruikin iii. thi .inniial ritual olturniiig rings. liach year wc turn rings and sign the forms cf lor what' XX c also sign ycarlwooks every xlune. Wi' scurry around shouting, Did you c rcisoiis can i possiltlt lu .is snnplc as thc- tact that wc-'rc proud ol' our school rings and l ii-' .t .tor rtlalixcs .ill rhust cntrics in our ye-.irlwooks and the +80 signatures on a piece of cnrcl- . nl spirit XX wh lloiiiccotning Wk-ck thc-me days, pep rallies, and Air Fests, students are pushed N-riliiriiirit what thi spirit lcadt-rs in our school are looking lor? lt' so, it isn't what they're going rl or mi-rc sriitlcnts marching down thc halls decked out in red and white, The 80's mark the N not In sax :host who dont uc-.ir red and white on red and white day clon't have school spirit, it N iii' H1 .ii lm rctl .ind xx hire .ircrrt 'Atheir colors. XVho's to say they're lacking in school spirit? iiiif Ncllilfrrfs .ind .ithletc-s have their lveach attire on beach clay, but remember they are probably l ,ll.llX llllx si h- it tl liraiinil. lf1ll'f ul' thc students clon't have hats on hat day or red and white on red and is i ililhrrciici r-in Those ''non-corilorinists'' might be those who on another occasion yell down nirlwtilc it If Viv inatrcr how each individual shows school spirit it shows most definitely when ii l,iiiiiiiiiilclcrl.tutl H lx, X icki lnclilitato - - -- ' -- ' Y.- W 'lv u J X , K .I ' - 41- . W B X.. 'ba 'AAA A . , Hg. INK 1 ii I Q I f 15a 4? V Ui .--:ff XX x Y, iql L C l 1 L 2 ? 5,-...1 EOPLE Semors umors Sophomores 43 Freshmen Staff . Q 5 I I a l l Xxxx l xml 'xll,xmx llxrllln .Xll.ln.x Nlulwlln' .Klum l'fIlx.A rlltulxxus Rulvtrt flFlIZAlClC -v - ' 1 - 4 ' 3 v Q 1 l X 1 ,,, 1 ,Hi xlmx. 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'cg' Q Michael Wlilford Katherine Wolf 4 l ' Til joseph Willey Leah Williams Matthew Williams CN Katherine V000 Scott W'ood Christopher W'oostcr 415 ' f g x i Jn., , .ll Michael Yavondittc Chih Chich j cssicnu Yin Kenneth Yotlis Thomas Yu Loren Zuliclt Q A '- ' H Seniors not available for photo: Scott Andres Robert Barrett David Bradt Chris Buono Cheryl Carmen Dan Coburn Brian Cohan James Ermides Scott Filion Darren Finch Janice Fuller Shane Gonyea Michael Hoeltzel Harold Hubbard john Ingro Dianne Laramee Eric Magill Matthew Miller Christian Miorin Michael Nitsky james Peters Walter Pierce Gary Prescott Carlos Rodriguez Cathy Schillinger Frank Simone Tara Smith Arturo Tenacio jennifer Tice Eric Ucci Roger Wright Maria Zaccardo ,f Kristina XWinsor Anna Wranghtdt X I ' f -, , , U ' L , Af? 1 I Z1 if fiafazf- A , J?--L X r Q ' WW. 5 fx V 1 T U, -,Ax X Uh' xi l' h,..,..G...w:-A, liiild I V' ,. , .xl 'QE K Y., I Qn.L at 'Q , . ry QD u 'G- 37433 ff-' , A ff' X, Las, Eric Fialbojf Dear Eric, You are so many things to us! You are our first born son, our lovable toddler, our curious pre-schooler, out conscientious student, our talented pianist, our handsome teen-ager, our determined football player, our educated scholar, our graduate, our son, our pride and our joy. We love you! Mom 8: Dad jeffLewi.r Dear jeff, You did not come from under our hearts, but from within it. Your love has grown to be a very cherished and genuine part of our family. By the time this message comes straight away to you down under, you'll be very missed by all of us, We hope you will forever hold the fondest memories of the USA, Guilderland High and us. Mom, Dad, Eric, jason,joshua 5: Boo Boo Love - jejj'Bu!ti.tIa jeff, We're very proud of you and all that you have done throughout the years. Our wishes for your happiness, peace and self-fulfillment in the future. God Bless You. Love, Mom 84 Dad joe 8c jennifer julie Reeb julie, Thank you for becoming the person you are. Your goals and standards, sense of self, concern for others, love of beauty, honesty, hard work and fun make you remarkable and very special. May you have as much happiness as you've given us. With Great Love and Pride, Mom, Dad and Emily Brian Farm Brian, Nothing we write can express the amount of love and pride we feel. Thank you for being our son. Love, Mom, Dad, Renee Sc Alicia Christiane Rare Christiane, Success is not just TEENY, but it is as great as you. Christiane, Congratulations! Love, Dad, Joyce 81: Kids Bruce Hopper Bruce, Congratulations, we are so proud of you. May your future bring you love and happiness, All our love, Love, Mom, Don, Tonya Sc Michelle Karen Preixrer Karen, If you shoot for the moon and fail, You'll land among the stars! Love, Mom, Dad, Kirsten, Ken, Matt 8: Ginger julie Erceg Julie, lt's your turn now. Mom ICR M Amy White Amy Baby, Hooray! Congratulations on your Graduation! You've grown into a very special young lady these past four years. Thank you for being you. Love, Mom 8: Dad Renee Moore Dear Renee, I send you special wishes on your graduation. Wherever you go and whatever you choose to do in life, my love wiU always be with you. Mom Vicki Indilieato Wic, Five feet from head to toe, With a smile that makes you glow. Our wish for you is much success - a life filled with love and happiness, And, let us not forget, that shiny 5-speed red Corvette. Congratulations and Godspced. Mom, Dad, Chris, Cindy, Danks 64 Morgan JfHG'fK0'7 jeff, To know you is to love you and we do! Congratulations to you as you graduate from high school. Mom and Dad S. Eric Sager To Eric, You've always moved tothe beat ofa different drummer. May the beat go on! Love, Mom, Dad, Norman and Sparkle David Vadney Dear David, We love you and are so proud of you. Always remember that it makes no difference if what you do appears important or unimportant. What is important is how you do it and if you do it with love. Mom and Dad Kevin Ford Dear Kevin Kaz Ford, Congratulations and all our love to a very, very special son, brother and friend. May your own special ways oflove, kindness and thoughtfulness bring you every happiness on your graduation, and as you venture out into your college days. Thanks for I8 wonderful years! Always keep smiling and remember that God loves you and we do too! You're the Greatest, Love ya, Mom, Brian, Colleen and Kathleen Anne Lira DiGiandomenira Lisa, Congratulations! We are very proud of you and wish you a lifetime of happiness and success. Love ya, Mom, Dad, Michelle 81 Benji jennver Color jen Bob, We all made it in spite of . . . Best Wishes , , , Toujours l'Amour, ' ' ' ' ' Mom 6: Dad Slepben Bue.r.r Senior Messages 33 W, ,. . .- .V - -.,. V.. Dear Sreve: May you rind as much happiness in your life as you have given us Thank you for being such a loving and considerate son and brother Love, Mom, Dad and Amy Melina A, Donobue Dearesr Melissa, W'irh all of your kind understanding Years ofrhoughrfulness, love rind caring Time has slipped .iway - Your long n-.mired romorrow - Is suddenly Today Always use rhe sunshine ofglad days To make minhows ofsnd days. Love, Mom jen Va mls W'nl Always rr.-rm-mlwrg XXIC love you! Martin Hill Marlin, l .im very proud ofynu. Keep your chin up You! Love, Mum Lmrir Biblio l..lll!'IL', Nl.iy You Rr-relvr' From l.ile All 'lliv lldppincss 'llmr You ll.ivc Given Us -just By Being You CONGRA'l'Ul.ATlONS! XVL' l.uvL' You! Mom li: Und M a fb M u raven Mwrk, You make us very proud. Love, Mom, Dad, lim 81 Brian rgagh Krirlen Pa rndi m Dear Kristen, f.ongr:uulnuuns to ai very special daughter who has always mndt US proud This has been a yi-nr :hair you will never forget You are really ve s serial and we wish ou man more unfor enable ears filled VY l Y Y B with success and happiness. l.ove Always, Mom and Dad RJ. Samlerrrm Dear R ., Youre the best son we could have asked for We wish you the bel of luck, healrh and happiness forever. Bigger and better thing! Ere ro come. just work ar ir, Love you much, Mom lk Dad Thomas D. Bambury Dear Tom, We are proud of you and your many acc . o reaching for your srar and know :har we love ou wich you ro conrinued success. Love, Mom, Dad, Bev, Meg Bcjeff Emiliano Mazlen Dear E.M. l am very proud of your many prouder sriU of simply who you are. l accomplishmenrs, many adventure, Kimberly R. Ive: Dear Kim, This book, 34 Senior Messags X mi 'ii 'Fi Q f P if i A Q' q gf iw .. l M . 1 Y . f ,, , . f.-af ffsme. fee.. 32:4-.?:' 431.41 1 f Hudwad, AirBud, AllyCat, The Katz, Chetty and the Chicks. Kathleen M. Szczepanel Kathleen, We are very proud of your many accomplishments. May your college years bring you much happiness and satisfaction. Love, Dad 8: Mom Debra Thihault Dear Debbie, We are very proud of you. We hope you succeed at everything you are striving for. Love, Mom, Dad Btjudy jonathan C. Charles jonathan, Behold I have set before thee an open door which no man shall shut. Ben Kline Dear Ben, Congrats ---------- It's finally done! Keep Laughing . . . Lots oflove Mom SL Dad Kirsten Cooke Dear Kirsten, To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends: to appreciate beauty to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition, to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. You have succeeded already! We love you. The whole Cooke family Leah M. Williams Dear Leah, I Never had a doubt you'd do so well in your life. So proud and full of love for you. Love, Mom, Em-Ann SL Pretty Cheryl Elizabeth Kline Dear Cheryl, Hi Cher, What a joy it is having you for our daughter. In your future, may you have health, happiness and the knowledge that we always love you. Love, Mom, Dad BL Kath julie Cullum Dearjulie C., l sure am proud of you and hope you will always be as sweet a girl as you have been in the past. Love you, Mom Michael Wimrd Dear Michael, Out first son - we are very proud of the person you have become. We have always asked that you do the best you could, and you did it great! Now with college ahead, we wish you joy, a rewarding future, and the knowledge that your family loves and supports you always. Congratulations, Dad, Mom, Tim 8t Dameion Kristine Susan Hukey Good Luck in college. Get use to flying, be well, enjoy yoursellf play well, we're proud of you. Love, Mom Bt Dad james Keith Carter Dear jimmy, A special love and much happiness from your brother, sister, Mom St Dad Diane Sue Schager Diane, We would like to wish you happiness and the best of everything the future can bring. God Bless You! Love, Mom, Dad 84 Dennis Nicholej. Link Dear Nikki, All my love and very best wishes as you graduate. Congratulations. l love you. Love, Mom Deborah Ann Finn Deb, We are proud of you even ifwe do Holler. May your next step in life be the best ever wished to anyone, We all love you, Mom, Dad Bc Chrissy Rachel Wamer Rachel, Congratulations on successfully completing another step in your life. Love Mom Bc Dad Karen Golden Dear Karen, May you find as much happiness as you've given me in life. You're a sweet, wonderful, talented, terrific person - daughter and friend. Love you always, Mom Simon Marsh Dear Simon, You're great! We love you, Please come to our house for more parties! Love, Ellie Gt Lang joseph Maslak Dear joseph, I We hope only the best for you, but knowing you as we dolyour . future will be full of success and rich times. It has been our pleasure to have you as our friend. Good Ludc. l Love Mr. at Mrs. R ' Laurie Romanow ' Dear Laurie, A if Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow today, well-lived, makes every ysterday every tomorrow a vision of hope. ' We love you and are so proud of you Mom 8: Dad .. ,. .,...-41.0 2 E., Senior Manga 35 Q V 'Q ,i '2 I 9' 1 Y 'x L is Y 1 -N Q Q M ,. P -Y ,..-,..-. , --. .... . Q , .791 -. E L If ' 5 f 7 Q- 1 ' sg l 1 ' 4 5 'W ' ' A fjx x AQ i Pm- h x V' V V ,V 1 'D - ar ,l I: ' U c. as r ' ff- 1 :V 2 n Q, 'f fl 1 J f -ig. ,SNS . .' A I ns.. ,I l or 'q. y 'Yin an K is 4, if .. A -1 S' X1 1 lr rf V I -- - 1. l - , ' QQ -- -. , lj- 'L' , ' f Lv N' ' - H tj f- .- ' 5 .. f f ff . .lr V r f 'r - ' Q f - ff - , A ' ' -W 4 , , . . f 'A 5 4 -' E l x x If ll ' S ,J x L r x 'lu ' - l . F n C 5 F ' , 1 - .v - . k W W 1 -5 Q I ' A J Im K VAX -vi 1 'Tw if F' lil V 'M '? ' A ' 'Q ' 11 ' 'H 1, v . 4 . rg ' If 5 I ' 'H L' .1 hi E 5 ' l' will 1 F .ff , 'L -'J If V A 4 I J, f A r 7 X ' A 5. 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In addition to encouraging students to excel in these areas in the classroom, the department encourages students to go public with their talents. joining writing contests, publishing in the classroom, submitting pieces to The Troubador and Voice and Virian and writing for The joumal are some of the ways students can show off their creative writing. The Guilderland Players allows students with theatrical talents a vehicle for expression. This is also the third year that our students have participated in the Shakespearean Recitation Contest. And for the first time, the department sponsored a Writers of the Month Program which asked faculty from all disciplines to submit student writing that was the best response to any given assignment. We also think our students are so good that we nominate some for national recognition for the NCTE Achievement Award in Writing. We are proud of our students and their achievements and continue to strive to provide meaningful and challenging ex- periences in the EnglishfLanguage Arts. an l Ellen Carruthers Englub Richard Cascmi Sar1alStud1eJ Frank Cicero Foreign Language Christopher Claus Reading Mary Lou Claus 5pecralEducat1on Susan Cohen Matbematrr: Nicholas Colamarino Health Jerri C00k Engllrb Wendy Coon Forergn Language james Corigliano Mum' Paul Cullen Social Studxer Linda Devenpeck Snenre Giuseppe Duca Foreign Language Thomas Farrelly Matbernattrr Wdliam Drake Foreign Language Faculty 59 x . if l . 4 in . . 'X i f V . -s. M 7-V 1. -FRC ., ,,,. ,, 3'3 1,1 . MN? - 14.711 F' qs - v I-in 3 7F 4 ,.r 6' wg...- - .,, YY' ff' xr x 11' 'A x 4 i fl ...Z ..r. -1 . 1 f P- Social Studies Social Studies is in the midst ofthe two year curriculum change mandated by New York State. We have implemented a unit on Latin America in grade 9 this year. We are preparing to send teachers to Syracuse University this summer to be trained in a SUPA college level course entitled Publir Policy which we will imple- ment in the spring of'1988. Grade 1 1 teachers are in the process of text selection and making plans to imple- ment the new grade 1 1 curriculum next September 1987, which will be a review of U.S. Government and then a chronological approach ofthe American History from 1865 to the present. This wiU replace the five unit American Studies course that we have been teaching since 1968. Xl. 59 1 Leland Keith Matbenmlirr Carol Keith BOCES - Speech Peter Keyoskey Fareign Language Linda Kleinke Buxinen Donald Kline Technology - -' Y-azz-a joan Kosinski BOCES - Interpreter Paul Krauss Art Mary Landrio Foreign Language William Leicht Burinerr Phyllis Lyngard Mum' .Al Patricia Mackey Social Studie: Joanne Maier Stienre john Marcil Social Sfudier Gordon Meeusen EngliJlJ Edmund Meskutovecz Marbematiu Faculty 61 I 1 I' - A it .....wm.,pw, FY ' ,fi Je s , 1 ..-...W ,:, W rg,-1 -H- U-+ . ' zz- ,, Eff Q ld F ' , 2 A ui if' 6- X 1 rf Sli! ' i 4 ll s Larry Rorick Pbyriml Education Donna Ross Guidance Couruelor Mary Anne Ross Mazbematirr Judith Rothstein Englifh Judith Rubenstein Englifh Nancy Ryan Foreign Language james Seaman, Matbematiff Marjorie See BOCES - Inrerpmer George Sengenberger .Yori.fzIS1udieJ Rene Sheehan Guidance Counrelar Allan Sholtes English Dennis Slattery Pl1,vfim!Ed1m11ian Thomas Smith Englub Donald Snyder Science Richard Spohr PhyrimlEdufa1mn BUSINESS The Business Department, comprised of eight teachers and one teacher assistant, serves both academic and vocational students. Marketing, Business Ownership and Marketing, Law, and Accelerated Accounting are extremely popular. With increased need for keyboar- ding skills and computer use, Keyboarding is opted by many students. XVord Processing provides a number of students with personal-use skills lterm paper preparation, club correspondence, etc.J, as well as employment skills. The Department has been responsive to community needs and has been ahead of the Regents Action Plan recommendations and man- dates. Few courses will need to change little more than the name. One major change occurred 1 Speedwriting has replaced Gregg Shor- thand Qdemand for which has declinedh and is available to students wishing note taking andfor employment skills. Business Dynamics is becoming Introduction to Occupations, required of all Occupational Education students and offered as an elective to others. Business Analysis! Business Computer Applications will be a required course of students opting for the five-unit sequence in Business Education. Students, of course, are encouraged to learn and earn through Work Experience. Office Procedures continues to be THE course for budding secretaries or administrative assistants, providing Open House in May each year to enable the community to find out about Business Pro- grams offered. There are no surprises in Business Education --- we mean Business! Faculty 63 bs AD N ISTRATIO fi: lik, 1' PRINCIPAIQS MESSAGE Too often, like Gatsby, we tend to spend so much of our lives in between time , a foot in the past, a glance to the future. Others will say, sometimes cynically, that there are really only two good places - where we have been and where we are going. I would like to think that your years at Guilderland Central High School provided a striking four-year moment where, in a sense, time stood still, clocks froze, past and future blended somehow, but only to heighten the bittersweet things one lives through at :bat time, in lhat place. If we, the faculty, and you our graduates, have touched each other, even slightly, with a little sentiment and a bit of intellect and a lot of wisdom, then our lives are enriched by just having known one another. As you leave high school, try to remember the feeling of friendship, Take the future and let it be yours, make the world and your place in it what they ought to be, Fondly and with best wishes always, Debbie N. Pepin, Principal , u . . ' rm: . E A' 'f A 'va 'J ff' SJ bf 3- 15, fa if if lf. ll-fCI'if.'iYf '5I. iw' :Ls WZ 1 , 1 1 1 41, K ' .r ml tritium Thur . -- ,gs , l ' nlwfeiifsl f - mumqk ' I- fl flmflzffzff -T -- -, ,f I ' M ' N f A, im 1,222 't lr, ' WW 4 fe 5' ' We --I LT-I ' ' 5 -t . Terry Barlow jerry Tromberrba John BYU' 1 ' Assistant principal Assistant Principal Associate Principal 65 1 me 9 x.-1 lf' X, -if .-on SB: f tif -av il M. ,-. .- ..........4.,,.-., .,.. . ,, , 1 4 1 11: , 1 1 1 qilgi I ' L' , t-.: Vu:-1, lg . Zuni' 'i -+ 5 A CUSTODIAI, STAFFZ Row l john Muller, Huh Zwnelc, f.h.1rlii- llnser Row 2 Fra-il Orrnslxy, Ulmlyx Qhnrr, jzrn Muller, Arr l,xMnnr.igm', f'h.irlic Hurlrr, Bill Taber, lfil Dufiuny, lhrlmrn Tnllrnan, Harry Harry Missing From Phnm lluuh lilnrino, Guy Lundemann, Frank Shu-han, Charlie N.iIl +4 i .K A ' X' se W Marilyn Bradley Lzbmrjv Conzpnferr Pamela Musick BUCKS lrrrerfrruter Patricia Mosiill Llhmry Typm' judy Ogburn BOCES flnle Linda Percent BOCES Aide Suzanne Phillips Tmrher Aide Carol Safford Tearlaiug Airman! Marge See BOCES Interpreter Joanne Sholtes Mr. Ryarf: Serrelarjf Joyce Smith Tearhing Anirlanl Michelle Thomas Tearlur AidefSrbool Slore Susan VonDell Prinripalk Serretary Diane White Coordinalar, Community Servirn Kathleen Wilkes Library Typirt 4, '-if i ,., 5 X r I f u W I ,Hz .,,..qf'N I 392, N7 1' 5 ' ' 2 x A 35945 I L! +5171-rl-. as 4 1- - .,AWf'iifHig,, , 1. 2 - N, , A V X .H 3' F14a.:,W , L - I Q W'- . . -' V 1 ' f'-is-wir f-.4 N mn V 1 ki' v .-I EJ. .. , , LL. Q.. i .Q in X , r i I , ,M Q ' H r - 2 ' I 'x i Wg l'-Glow , , 5' A A6 -QT. V, V a fv :A X 1' .xx Q -f i q 5 5 I XX , xi ,' .. 4 N f I. . ff . . 5 VV tj K ., I- ,Q-x uf' I -Q4 - I .- , xl! .1 , . 1, 1-'1 .'. K- ' , ,ff 4 C , v, l 3 'UQUCAHEQ-' ' ,gg 5.1.8 u 113W X -. -,,.. -ww, q? -xx R' V4 w. t'4wg':., S2 X, Q 1 :KA 1. V -4 2 i I '? I 4? ...- J.. ..v..-.f........,.... ..-V T1 :P f I 4 X pr I I fir, W, ,, , 5, , .N -... . x. rv L .J 1 I ...il Eid W Z 1 , it S1 'uv-if-ff X .,x . , . gi 'EI-. A fill' ,,,::H-,..Lj,w 4 ,-rfan-.-l.,, . . ,. - -V-, . , i Z ,'1r?57 ' iff' HS. r :nh V V - - , r 7 1 ' i I ' L. ,HQ 'ag-. , 5-'HQ1 ug .--- V' NNNN1-n l f: 5 . .f at 3' U ' Y ll- ' : F' , r r-Q, gg!- '-ZZ. X 'x ,xx ,X Ax Acad: Q2 H Q 'x 4 YM' M' 8: E WA. ,v-S.. -, -,ng-1 X A-1 . f ,f. 'k N! I , G! vB-sa i kr 'F Fashion 77 S ,A 1 1 , ' 78 .vs L .icy 2 0 i 1-1-11 ' ' g'1'1Y' X l ' - af A NC' Q f -A S. '44, fi H ns Ll f N. f f. K! fl V - J 49 x..-is pf' 'fn Inky- 1 r' B1 L QQ? ,A 4 1 H .X I. I 'li -X SOMETIMES - IT,SA - BUMMER . . . Q' Q R l fig' ,N y l X u ix lr's .r hurnrner when you do rr hundred problem math page and find you that you did the wrong page. Your friends .ire having rr big party amd you have to work! Youre sitlc nnrl your mother makes you go to school, XY'hen your alarm rlnesn't go offin the morning. lWhcn you are driving rrrounrl the circle nt school - acting real cool - when your car starts hut king! You study really hrrrrl for ax test and think you did great, then you get an F on the test! You plan to go out with friends and your mother tells you that you have to babysir. You make a last minute decision to go somewhere and you don't have any clean clothes. When you have to sing a solo and you lose your voice. You get a 79.9 average on your report card, and you get put in study hall. AND SOMETIMES IT'S NOT if zlllifw' A 3 I .-L, i! L 4- L , eCiJ gl! 5., of n r k I K I Z Nd' ,ru QN A! the 3 l y 5 W .' u' 4 3 , I 1 I gi? Community Service Program X Student Service League g-ff fl' xg-A 'f Q if 'IFE ln it's second year at Guilderlancl High School, the Community Service Progmins has over lflll students registered to volunteer their services to the community. Many students are involved in long term volunteer services such as working at local liospirals, nursing homes, and daycare centers. These students are spending their after school, weekend, andfor vacation hours providing valuable assistance to local agencies. Another group of students spends some of their unscheduled time during the school day volunteering at the high school. Their activities include: assisting teachers in the special programs such as Hearing Impaired and the T.M.R. Programs, acting as couriers in the offices and Xerox rooms, performing clerical duties, in the Guidance Center, assisting in the School Store, aiding the custodians, and tutoring other students. The Student Service League QSSLJ is a new aspect of this year's program. The students in the SSL volunteer their time to local agencies to help in fundraising and other activities. Some ofthe activities that these Students have participated in include: the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, over Labor Day weekend, the XValk.1thon sponsored by the juvenile Diabetes Founda- tion, March of Dimes Crafts Festival at the New Scotland Armory, XVMHT's Wine and Cheese Tasting Party at the Empire State Plaza, the Rosenschantz Con- cert held at Guilderland High School, the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Drive, March of Dimes sale of records and coupon books at Crossgates Mall, and Christmas Caroling at O.D. Heck. CommuniryfSmdent Service 85 X N' ! A Guilderland Central High School is proud to announce that the class of 1987 has 49 Regents Scholzrshtp Scholarship ol' Excellence and 2 Nursing Scholarship recipients, Andrew Bnlet Thomas Bgimbury jacqursline Britton Andrew Bosco Robert Brown -I.iniv:s Cook Christopher Cox Michael Dayian Michelle Delaney Scott Detonde Lisa ijlgi.llTMi0l'I1CI1iL0 Karen Dildo joan Esposito Albert Evon Michael Fanelli -Iacquely Fletcher Michael Frisbee Ruth Goldstein Lisa Gordon Laura Hartmatk Cynthia Hartzell Vicki lnclilicato Neil Kaufman Robert Kearns Robert Koster Scott Lassell NCTE NOMINEES FOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS IN WRITING Karen Barrett Mark Daly jerrirajafklef Frank Lux joseph Lynch Emiliano Mazlen Shannon McCarthy Karen McDonnell Matthew Muller Mark Muraven Lili Neubauer Mark Nevin Thomas Paul Karen Preisser julia Reeb Kyu Rhee Christiane Rose Brerr Ross Eric Sager Deborah Schmitt Heather Sullivan Dirk Tillotson David Tulchinsky Eric Ucci jennifer VmdeWaI Eric NVellman Matthew Loren Zulick SENIOR SUPERL TIVES , 1 1 'U 5 - v r l lllmlu I ! 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Tcrcm K.lv.xn.xugh, Shannon Mcfllrrhy, Shcrrr Hulr 'ft SENIOR cuss POLL ' I MALF FEMALE new L.kc1,- N. mimi Andy Bono Kmhmnf ww Eric Ucci,-len Coler, Denise Lonn, Ray Kirby joe M.LsI.xk, Luurur Rmnnnow MW Q h.,,,Xl.d Dim NN, hm Em, B1-er Pvrwmlrry 'Muff Snort Frhon Tcrcu Kavmnaugh mmbuf jeff Gffgmy shm. sul: Chu: K lnwn jrm Fnsher Rama Mnhanna Hur Drrxsrd Shannon Mmf,-lnhy Tersar Kavanaugh MN .xfhmfm Dm Huyfky Iaune srbbo Q Nm-sr H.ur Brnr Walkrr ,' , Rnlph famardo janacr Buboma Q , X5 Nu:-sr rw Dave Hanson Allnon Mfuoffas 1' ' ' Bax sn-.lf summon Mcilxnhy Sham Bulr ' , .., , rw I..-.gh mph Qmnio Sherri arm ' Mm: Fun To Bc Wrrh joe Maslzk Laune Romanow 'Q ' ' it Ups I maple Scan Frlron Allison McMornx , vt am LwL.n,r E... Munn Laurie Rommw ' f '- IQ Mmr s.h.-.rl Bprrrr rem Um ,lm cola Y ' ' K McrxlArr1iru Ray Krrby Dems: lnnn M nr Mumal Davrd Hmxonf' Sandy Duel! Nm' 5,5 Mark Nevm Katherine Xvoo. Andy Bosco jim Fisher, Dan Neit, Dave Hanson f'--':?1QT,I-fif 3-.-n. , ,,.,, , l Mark Nevin, jeffGregory 87 I- ll .-i .ggi 'Qs - 6. 115-' ,y xfgi . s . Q1 ix:- ' 'G 'f' 4 .sw ift 2- 4, A-,' 1 ' .pri - 1 1 . l i- s I if Z fl 735' I V 'N V 11 1- -, - 'fx -H. ., T 1.: .5 3 J sf, .af fig isigsxyl 'i1l, 5i 'gf3QT.., a ssi v . s -wtf 1 Va. 'A -' ', 'fi-A gf. H152 ,jsgl W I- Fir ' i V A 'bi I . r Ji :1 l it ' - V ...A Ffa Will It Ever Be Spring? hy jennifer Therrmult Running hart-foot through fresh cut grass, having it family harhecue, playing tennis with the hot sun on your hack, where have those lazy sumtner days gone! About this time every year, in the dead ofwinter, I dig in- to my mind and try to find those memories of summer. Ir's hard to imagine summer even existed when I look out at the two feet of snow on the ground. I do love to go toboggfining, ice skating, and for walks in the snow - but it gets to the point where I'm sick of the white stuff and I need to see alittle green. The trees now stand naked, and the grass is buried under rwo feet of snow. I don't know if I can hold out till spring! Probably one ofthe worst things about winter is its length. It seems twice as long as all the other seasons. We still have about eight imore weeks to look forward to of shoveling snow, changing classes in sub-zero temperatures, and having to put on sixteen layers of clothing before stepping outside. Of course, winter sports lovers will argue that it's eight more wonderful weeks of ice hockey, skiing, and ice skating. Forget the snow and ice, I'm looking forward to field hockey, water skiing, and rollerskating down the sidewalk. 88 Winter LKQ ry L 5 ND CENTRAL 'HGH GUILDERLA fem' Wi, Vi QR X 58- bl-. Nxt if g wp -r ',b. erik.. 1 5 0 , E . 9 V . '. x , I Q M vb 7 f A A - x . H ' E Y Q q ' r O ' - x I. A . 4 x f P .' 5 ' ' , ' 'W ' I ': J - t -A :-- N' Q L4 -iff.. al e ww x. . ', . I N 1 k ' -A 'rw I ' ' X A I -gm. V V. A V ' 'v f - ' P . 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NI. hull: 'Umvvmnx -.1-rin llurmgmn uf f MEH-w.v...1: n.l.M1d1, Mum! mrm1v.nNIsrnvv:x Nmrlnrx I.,.'hrm4, Xilmrv, Vm :Ur .WW rm. f,m.4 fu... vw,- ,ium x ,krumn.nn.: Krazy xm-.1 :Kun Fmm: .H I Xrr X! mggh N Xrv K Lnwm NU I IN,X Dum Xi Mm .m.I uh ur 'vH.Mnvwm rx T 1 x' I r-- Scrncs from Dress Rehearsal nm E r l 1 i I I i f '. .mb-6- N. EE! X 6 42? ,-7 !,., ! KJ Hd 3, 5' E! if 1-. Q if I I f n n L A f ,,, he r E , 1 l 1. U ,':'l5, . l 2 l ,gl 3 .5 l . r r R 1 A x i -Wliir. 'P Q . Q ' Q iw' , Je A ,-Q 13576 . ,Z 'ff s Ex. . Q f, -1 f .l 1 N , Let's talk A lx ,I . OCT 4: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail f fl N Gorbachev discussed arms in Iceland fm. ,, 4 The landing was a little rough K 5 F Eugene Hasenfus was shot down Y X over Nicaragua while flying arms to f- ul the contras. He was tried, , L '15 convicted and later released to thep' A. , U.S. Y 'f 9' 1 1 A ' 'A 2 l ' 1, he 1 . .N ls ,gn P' i l ' . ' ' K it Q Ls 'l Q ,fm i EB iii' ' rf' . ,A B 3- T ,. 9' 2, 1-as V E l ...A .- . wigs? N V x. Qs: Q i v ,K W 1 1 .-f,,5,, .4 - g, .Y v - ,....:.L . z x .af gjf 1' w 'W JM' K if I . ' T'24lT T' -, A 'ii'v,,- ,:,K'iA', . ,- iz ' - a 'ev , ,, 'L - nw . LL lp E ,wi :ff Open hmm Open mind Open to luvc, No curlfepr of time Living ibr future Trcnsuring pusi Boxes of Memories Making :hum l.isi. Living ibr iunmrmw Pcaiccflil .is .1 Lluvu C0l'I1f-Uflillg us in uur surrmx Clllliilllflilig us iiunm .iimvu nzonzefzt is a frzscioui Hifi E21-CE H8031 a Pzicsflan f'CEd.i.LL'lE :mi 1 ,.. 1 Q L. WMU N' 1 T51 15 ,nfiv-K 1 T., . 47+ A 1 .X Student Government LL .- Row lzjulie Monninii, Kelly Brennan, Letiria Fletcher, Tiria Mason, Patty Parnne, Row 2: Kristen Czini, Martin Hill, lily Petty, Tim NiC.irrliy, jim Burns. Row 5: jason Fittlkoff, Stephanie Neaton, Colleen Romanow, Putty Ginn, Ii: Nirxky, Tn: :Cath Greg j.unes. Row fl: jen Kelly, Kim Pikul, Karen Barer, jason Decker, Lesie Gross, Shannon M y, Curtis Snyder, L11 jen Colo , l'.uu Rtitlnr. Row 5: joe Mtislttlt, Lnuric Romnnow,-julie Graziano, Maria Stonqjssica ja: .Wdnnm Colleen Kttvittiiiiigh, Bruin Cohan, Mike Harry, jeff Gregory, Rob Brown, Theresa Kai lt Tillomon, Ben Kline, Loren Zdlrk. Student Government Advisors -- Mrs. Bintn, Mrs. Roman, Mr. Tromlvetlzi Officers - President - Laurie Romanow V President - Eric Fiallcoff Sec. - Karen Barctt Treasurer -jim Burns j,V, President- Kristen Cascini Student gov't is an organization composed of approximately 50 senators, 10 from each grade as well as club reps, composed into 5 committees: communications, exchange, fund raising, policy and school spirit. This school year Stud. Gov'r has been involved in many activities with the hope to make school a more fun place to be. For example in September we held our annual homecoming dance as well as spirit week. ln November the annual airfest was held. And to beat the winter blahs Student Gov'r initiated a new tradition with Winter Carnival '87, To wrap it up in late March and throughout April Stud. Gov'r held charity month titled April Aid consisting of the Battle of the Bands, Rock-a-thon as well as Airfest '87, l I4 Student Gov'r ef l Scepter Service Key Club Q sf ll Row li Cindy lnclilicaro, Kristin Webb, Karen Dillon Row 2 Beth Llcury, Sui- Rhcc, Kruhcriric Who, llcf llmknlr, Millu-Ili' Nipirrski, mmlu llovu-, K.m-u l3iul.i Row 5 juli.: Millis, len Mmm Kim O'Brien, Kathy Clarkehjudy Carey, Mary Ramo, Lori Romnnow, julie Rr-elf, Sue P.nlnl.i. Mir hrlli- MLK.:-mln, I nllr-rn R.mi.irmu A ar -.7 sJ i ..- v , '.l .fir One Shannon McCarthy, Becky Schultz, Dirk Tillorson. Row Two: jim Burns, julie Ryu, Jeanne Smith, Curtis Snyder, Ray Kirby, Chris Gail Van Guysling. L- 4 O Q? K A Q- .X X KEY CLUB Undersr.imlingg Parhway to Progress was rhe Key Club Inter! narionnl :heme lor this year. XVe are proud of the fact rhar we are members of the worlds largesr service organimrion. Wirh this pride also comes the challenge ro serve our school and communiry. The big event of our Key Club year was organizing the SUPER DANCE, an 8-hour dance to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Scepter Servicefliey Club I I5 K 1'-,Ar Q13 'f 'ff ,Q if I i H 1: Mm- 1 ,N L K. f VE viii? , I X ' I r, 1 s ' Kx r A .8 1 'ff French Club F.B.L.A. . - 4 . ,wa Q v .. . I T . l l :- .:- F- l I w a' 'P ' X iw. - Y- ' - . sq , I' Q I C 4 i This year, some interested students, along with the French Department, revived the French Club, Le Cercle Frangaisf' The purpose of the club is to expand our knowledge and promote our interest in the French culture through extracurricular activities. These activities range from eating at French restaurants to possibly simulating a Tour de France here in Guilderland, The club ts young, but already weve had a Christmas party, a Mardi Gras celebration, along with several other activities. For its first year, the interest in the club is high, drawing members from the Freshman to Senior classes Out lirst year officers are: Dave Gross, ptesitlentg Pam Rader, vice-president, Blake Kim, secretary, Dtann Culella, treasurerg Cort Kim, Sergeant at Arms. Hopefully, the French Cluh will con- .. ti-at A -.e LF tinue achieving its intentletl goals and attract new members in the future Au revuitll! ix X F.B.L.A. Liv K, Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAJ gut started in Guiltlerlarid in l985. This is a na- tional organization which promotes business skills and ideals and offers many competitive .intl sotail events throughout the year. Students who are interested in careers in business or any students interested in developing leadership skills find this a fun and rewarding extracur- ricular attlvity. ROW l Sue Padula, Katie Unser, Chantal Bushey, Kathrine Woo, Mrs. Cionek, Advisor. Row Z: Michael Cohen, Donald Miller, tchael Fanelli, Mark Diehm, Deborah Schmitt, Kimberly Fahd, Miss Fink, Advisor. FnndlfF.B.LA. I I7 1 Iwi C1555 'Z Scrr' Senior Class Officers Media 'x x 1 W'irh all ol' our hxgh school memories srnll fresh nn our mmds ir wnll be tlifllculr ro lbrger these past four years wt-'vc spenr wurh our fm-mls .xr Gunltlerlmtl Lars quote Bxlly joel - Thus xi the time to remember, lor ll wnll not l.xsr forever, rhcsc arc the tlsys ro holtl on ro, wc won'l.1lrhcJugl1 wc'll want ro, rhxs ns rhc rxme .xml rhc rnme ls going ru Lhzxngc fl nil SENIOR CLASS OFF ICERS Row One: Allnson MfMorns IPrcsulenrJ, Janne Buhonm Wrcsxtlt-nr! Row Two Rol- Hn, 'n Fl' Carrhy Csecreraryl, Cheryl Kline CPubliciryJ, Lon Errer CPuhliuryD, Mrs Rut.lncy1AtlvnsL'rJ w rolmrrrb, Nhumuon 'y 2'1 -. ME n r ryn o ns French Steven Rader Barry Turek Laura Dullms Mr Vlscno Andrew Bale! Greg.gRubenste1n DIA Row One Tma Mason Thomas Paul William Schreiner Row Two Klmberly Ives Matthew Person Enc Brow ka h h Ml - MEDIA ADVISOR NICK VISCIO Medm Llub members work on a vnnety of vndeo tape producnons The Flying Dutchman momlng show is the most obvious however many other programs are produced for table televlsnon as weU as for classroom use Medxa club members also work on lnve broad casts A talented group of students the Media club as responsxble for a ma onry of :he school s commumcanons' Senmf0ffic:nfMedm H9 6 . 5 -. 0 Y ax 5 S L V U .R J ll l . , Q . ' i . . .M 'W' ' ::,1.J9hof ' mv, I -' I v ' , : ' ' . ' 1 l ' - I J ' Xxwqe, , il.. i r This year rhe Ski Club ollicers were: Bren XValker, Presiilenrg Lori XY'alker, Vice Presiilcnrg Cheryl Kline, Treasurerg and Dave Gross, Secretary. Mr. Kline is the club ad- visor, The Ski Club is open to anyone in the high school of any ahiliry level, This year has been the besr ski year in lilitcen years. XVc plan rrips, as often as possible, all wer the Northeast to such places as Gun- Mi., XY'lnrcf'.ue Mr., Srrar- run Mr., anil Killingron Nr., among many ushers XY'c also plan a weckenil mp once a year, and :his year we xxcni nm Smugglers Nunh, Vi Ski Club l . JJ - l20 Ski Club ,Y T 351' 'Er wr. I DX? CLIE Riding Club Outdoor Club NA RIDHNG CLUB 0-V I Karhy Unser Ann Fasserr Maunsa W'1nrcrs Karen Eclw-1rds john Har: lwc1l V111p1l Mr if-ur nr l Row l Sue Kirchof, Tim Daly. Row 2: Eric Campbell, Eric Brown, Tom Cullen, Mr. Bender. Z -'H---9'-'T-. ,... M- 1 , ,,........-.,....-..-,,..- y.. Club Ridmg Club Adv 1sor Mr Seaman The R1d1ng Club lS for rhoae srudenrs who have .mn inreresr and des1rc ro learn rhe proper r1d1ng sl-c1lls both for reLrear1on.1l as well as compermon r1d1n5 The dub IS mvolved lh rwo r1d1ng aesswns The fall session 1nvolve-5 those srudenrs who are 1nrerLstu.l 1n zr.11l mlm Ar rh1s nmf. :he Lluh meets ar Willow bnbles xml rhn rr.11l ndei xmlude mlmg, rhrouph rhe Pim Bush arm The seeoml smsmn begins 1n November xml meets Billy Boy Qrxblu ln rhis sumon srudmri ire r1111,hr lbllllf rhv. ure .mil l'l1l'1LllIIll,. of horses 1 well 1 rho. iorrur NlxlllSOlflLlll12., Srualenrs ILKAIVL 1 om hour lewon every urully If 5 PM 1, 4 by q111l1l141l insrruuor M 1ny xruclenrs 1,0 on ro Lompere 1n lon 1l horn hows 1n the lftl OUTDOOR CLUB Advisor: Mrs. Daly and Mr. Bender Officers: Chairman - Eric Browne Co-Chairman - Eric Campbell Treasurer - Tim Daly Public Relarions - Sue Kirchof The purpose of rhe outing dub IS ro enjoy the experiences of :he ourdoors. mdmyoummfaub 121 ull----, f F' 3 'I f..ua.Q,+w ,als-' was Ann ..,-Mu... -. -, 1-AL Y . -v '- 1 X 'V-U .i1', X U, .Ax -mx . X xi' If X 'Y ' I f -j'5'.'f , r L f , .4 . , 4, 31 -24,35 1: y gjj5m. ? Q-wE'f-,qi--aZf.f , 1 'v 'L 'l-nv-Q ,i.- zfff-frff . ff'?4ffp555? . , Q A 1 1 4 1 7 J :E fi 5. 15-,f -' in -1- -4, S.A.D.D. lllmlll '15, vnu - g x 5 t X-N-,X 1 ' Z' if , 1 -ef 'v 1 . Row l Racheal Bender, Kate Day, Tina Girto, Karen Dntla, Dunn Prnt-, Amy Ku-hs, Kari,-n I9.im-ri Riva I Ienmrrti' Ri Mm Berman, Lisa DrGiandomcnico, Beth S.1ltzmun,-lnlic Rcclw, Mitht-llc Mnrry Row A fh.umlr.i 'I'1.inm.nn I lm r ,, , -.4 -, F ' qs Q 1 A Q 1 ' ' , X,- x. if - 1 irrrvnnnl, Ibm: llmrlun, Mnhrllr N.ipn-nki, Nimh Ihr-,wi-, C hnsm Cimv sin i ilu1l1t',lm1l3e-For , s .I llrnlu un, ll: rims lltrlimw, f intly lnilf'lIn.im, Nu. N. I.: ChrisRose,'Iim Fisher, Erin Bruce, Debbie Grumct, Mumlxrh Atl.1vns,l,uri Iimkowiw Rnw'1 Mary R.nwi,'It n Mrrnn, 1 hm M,irkn'.i ,LL RHI: li-mt, Nnk l'.ir.uIrsu, lJh.m llrt-wks SADD Students Against Driving Drunk. A new club formed this ycnr, wlnth is gaining mort- support L-ve-ry nu-sting Our pure pose is to save lives, educate students concerning the laws in NYS, and to imrmsc pululni .mnlrcm-su.1ml pr:-vt-ummm Many students feel that SADD members are out to condemn everyones fun, ilns is quart- .1 lv.ukw.xrtls irnngc, mln-rms ui- xmnr to make sure everyone will be able to continue to have fun. For thc scwml yt-.nr now trim yt-.ir .ns .1 grtiupl wt- lmvc par- titiparecl in Albany's county wide dance, visited Elementary schools, pmnmu.-tl Prom .intl gr.ntlu.inmi Liltolml frm-J t-vt-nts, h increase. eld a carwash with local celebrities and politicians, and smrrctl the signing uf' commits, whit h we hope for ut-xi vt-.ir mll vu. x. 5 SA.A.D, l23 , Q w gYYwj1:3f+-w--.-Y---?-f-- .4 l l l i .-. sn.. Again the yearbook staff has our done itself. For the second year in a row it has produced one of the best yearbooks this school has ever seen. Much hard work and time went into the publishing of this phenomenal masterpiece. We hope that ir is a true representation ofthe student life for the i986-87 school year. If we have missed any sections or didn't represent a certain group, we apologize. There may be mistakes but nobody is perfect, If you have any complaints about this edition, please keep it to yourself because one of the most annoy- ing things is critical hindsight. Not only that, but it's too late to tix. So, enjoy the bookg it's worth the money. E COLOPHON The 46th volume of the Guilderlancl High School Tawasenthan was printed in offset lithography on IOO lb. enamel paper by Taylor Publishing Company. The copy is Set in Garamond and Garamontl Bold type faces. The smyrhe sewn cover was offset printed in sunrise red and black. The front endsheet was printed in full color on 65 lb. Beckett Gloss Cover Stock. Both the cover and endsheet were designed by editor Brian Uhlin. 150 pt. binders board was selected for the binder. This yearbook was produced by a staff of 18 students who met after school and were responsible for layouts, ad sales, and marketing of the book. 800 copies of the 176 page volume were sold at S25 each. Varden Studios of Albany was the Senior Portrait Photographer. All other photos are a mix of student work as well as photos by Mr. joe Duncan, the Varden Staff Photographer, and community page shots by Mr. Ralph Gay of Albany. Our Taylor Publishing represen- tative was Ms. Amy Devine of Albany. Our account executive in the Dells plant was Mrs. Renate jackson, while Co-advisors of the 1987 Tawasenthan were Mr. Peter Keyoskey and Mrs. Beth Vail. The yearbook editorships and staff positions are available to interested students for the next year. The Tawasenthan staff does not discriminate because of age, sex, grades, an and welcomes inquiries by those students who would like to contribute. IZ4 Yearbook nw i Mm Fll s luch,jnyteO'Mllm,SonpaFie1 Rn M T Y A i..-im.n.st,t.Ffm.t,.iixivuii.....,j YEARBOOK m1'hariult,DmhH.m,Kim itil Jil' fre. , M' sh ie -E K! journal Troubadour i fl. Q , ', K D x ' ffkff XJ x, X ,fi 115' X . xi THE-IOURNAI. Row lxlason Fualkoff, TracwThurm, N1c0lL'Srunn, Em Fmlkoff, Nunh Swrn Rum Z jr1hnf,omvrfunl,fl Daly. Shawn Bnggs Il is Yi , ...JQf n4'-Vs' I Ei mmm., fun.. mmrmfg, 'nm Micmhy, MM. a.k..-.-mm-I, Mm. :K- A.- is S, U' -x. u 11 Y ,,,, ':: ' , TROUBADOUR Row I -julu: Cumming5,N1cole Stein. Row 2: Catherine XY'ou, Laum Dnllms, Dm O'Ncul, Mr, Birdwr, ' 'fi' ' ' H ., joumalfTmubndour l25 'ii XVARGAMERS Led by the iron listed Mr. Parmenter, the youths in this club have dedicated themselves to en- joyg to game. The Prime Direction ol' gaming is to experiment with destiny through sci-li, historical and dice-based simulations. Rod Serling had nothing on this bunch. INTERNATIONAL CLUB President. Kellie Tucker Secretary: Chris Dilanni Program Chairperson: Carm Scarcella Treasurer' Ruth Desmond Other Members: Mara Berman, Kim Ockcr, Cindy Conlin, Marisa Flores, Diana Laramee, David Karson, Nick Paradiso International Club Members are people who are interested in know- ing more about the people, culture, geography, etc., ol' the other coun- tries in our world. We learn through guest speakers, by sharing our own experiences and backgrounds of knowledge, and from trips to ethnic areas in neighboring cities. An eagerness to learn more about others and a recognition that we are part of a large world com- munity are characteristics of students who hope that greater understanding can lead to a better world. And we love to travel and have fun! l26 Wugamenflnternationnl Club Wargamers International Club Ni' If 'i lil ff x Row lzjo Ann Biirringet, Emilittno Miulin, Sam Harrison. Row 2: Mr, Parmenter, Kent Stewart, Donald Milla, Smvei Il' I I l 511. I lflll V1 Row l: Chris Dilmnni, Ms. Cook, Kellie Tucker. Row 2: Cindy Cnulin. ' . National Honor Society sclL,, The Tawascntha Chapter of the National Honor Society was able to accomplish several things this year. We began the Book Ex- cliange program for students and teachers, sponsored H.U.G. Wfeck under thc direction of Mrs. Basinait, held the second annual eighth grade orientation evening to familiarize next year's freshman class with thc campus, and raised money for April Aid through our Valcritimfs Day balloon sale. In December, the Tawasentha Chapter admitted twenty-six new members at an induction ceremony held at the high school. lt was at busy year of service for members of National Honor Society. HonotSocizvy IZ7 FRIE DS FROM AFAR Participation in the Rotary youth exchange program can be an experience that will color the rest of your life. lt can also be hard, but a tremendous experience in understanding and learning all phases of a new culture. Change does not mean that one forgets your natural family, but rather that you expand yourself personally through a new family and friends. It is an opportunity, not a deprivation. GCI-IS has been a participant in Rotary exchange programs sponsored by the Colonie- Guilderland chapters for over 15 years. Each year the program accepts three students from such far away continents as Europe, Asia or South America, who reciprocate and in return ac- cept three American students. Senior joan Esposito is spending this year in Germany, while jackie Fletcher is in Spain, Hi! My name is Rudi Fuerstberger and I am from Munich, West Germany. In Europe, I traveled around quite a bit, but I never stayed in a cotmtry for more than a year. Though I have never been to the U.S. Hi! My name is Anna Wrangliede. I'm rx Rotary Exchange Student from Sweden, and believe it or not, there are brunettes there, too. I live just outside Stockholm which is the capital. lt is also the higgest city in Sweden with about one million people. wooden shoes and and we do not speak in the muppet show! When I'm going to Sweden I have two more We don't wear folkdresses in Sweden, like the Swedish cook years left in high school. Cwe start school when we are seven, and this year doesn't count for mel I've had a fantastic year, and if you had the chance to go as an exchange student for a year . . . Take it!!! I've had an Awesome time! Hejda Anna before, I have felt home since the Erst day that I arrived. Through participating in the musiml and choir, I have gotten to know many people with whom I have become great friends. In my German school it is impossible to choose classes like you can here. It was pretty strange to get used to hall monitors and passes everywhere. In Munich, when you have free periods you can go anywhere, ine cluding out to get ice cream. I have had a really great time here Guilderland High Sdtool and I wish thank both of my host families, the and the Buess family, for their love hospitality during my stay. I'm going to miss the U.S. of my friends. Exchange schoolvns studans. Qee S ,SX t i H in-x T hi Nz ,,-:IJ YT' v Q., ' f.. hx .Q mil it x , Kristen Jensen i Seated: Marisa Flores, Anna Wrirightirlv, Arturo Temiio Smnrlimg Kirsten Jensen, Rudi Fuersrherger Gidayl My name is Kristen Alensen .ind l'm the new loreigner who has been imported from the land down under . , Austmliii I .im from .i sm.ilI liirming community close to the South East Queensland toast, so .is you t.in irmgine Guilderland has been ii BIG change. I arrived in New York Suite on the lHth olJilr1il.iry.1nL.l was greeted by your love- ly cold and snowy weather. It has tcrrninly been .i dramatic transition, but one which I have really enjoyed, and will continue to enjoyl lint Dinltum! It's Bonzo. My broad Aussie lingo is slowly deteriorating as I am being Amcricanizcd by all ofthe N.Y. accents. My learning experiences began the moment I was met by the Rotarians at the Albany Airport, I tried to get into the drivers sent ol' the car!! I have encountered many of those funny situations . . . But, NO worries mate, shell be right! During my time in Guilderliind I look forward to living as an American and learning much about your country, as well as Showing my Australian culture. Thank you so much for your time and friendliness and your support, it has been much appreciated. In conclusion, I'll explain ro you that Kiikaburra tries hard to sail ,... but they're really meant to fly! See ya around, R1-14 y . '-131.7 -R. I cr., Q . . Il. in V- 1-1 i -Lg Q v' 5 . ,A if ve 541 ,.x. -w...H.5 .'f1Qc ' f-, . 'K ,. 72?-Rav' - gf?-J Y 'Q yew-, , ,. af' his, is :bn IH -- E ,.- -5 51444: ,,- . ..- .. - -Lf-, ,, -4 ' . ' Y .W L .... .., . ' ,ff--, If , A I I.. r I in Xu Q ' l , ff W- A uk., . I 4' ws. 'Q I' ' if U 4 - -.,-.o ,. .A -7 1' ' ui, 'Nl .. K' -4.. ' T14 .Pin .J 5 'Wm fl ...Jr Q .V-1 .r ..- W., ' . v, --fu 7 . JV FOOTBALL Row l Bumlon Quardinn, Mike McDermott, jeff Moonnllan, Pete Kuflcr, Mike Saltsman, Paul Pollard, Fmnk Cxcckellu, Frank Lmuo, Mnkc V.1ugh,Grcggj.lrvls. Row Z: Mark McDermott. Par Croceml. Snort Gavlgnn, jason Fialkoff, jon Blankenship, Shane Gham. Tim Mcflmhy, Row 5. Al Pcrilla, Amel joyner, Todd Geddes, jum Szurmgau, jaon Morton, Carl Nelson. Row 4 Couch Ron DeBcncll:m, Mike Vadncy, Kzvln Houscr, Coach 'lTuomas, Comqh Pnlln Row 5. Coach Hofuline, Chad Kcefhus. Chris Mukowskn, jeff Snhumelman. ,ff FRESHMAN 1 , N FOOTBALL '- 'f I u '. - Row One: joe Muruki, David Rubenxxein, .. Msn Lund, Chris Yodix, Paul Mamobuono, Tum Morrimn. Todd Hubbard. Demand Baker. ' Gxip Fosxn, Bob Inn. Row Tum: Mark Don- nlmml, Pu Hughes, Mik: Mukonnki, Dive Wann, Tam Ruvis, Kzvin McGraw, Warren Recmr. Row Thxer: End Nidwohon, Kzvin Aylwnrd, Dave Aloisi, Brian Henk. Ray Padxudci, Rusty Aminmd, Bren Bermtzin. Chris McCuxhy. Row Foun Cold! Usher. Coldz Slnmefy, Sax! Waxhznllx, Paul Rolfe. john Mun, Dave lngn, Paul WCUIKXQ, Seth Gmff. jVfFrolhFood7l1l B5 F O if' . uK JUUIQ X ,. Soccer Y ' 2 up ' . Q ' - Y y . v,A U , v 2 iii 4 e, 1 18 9, A A , LW ,,,, , , .4 v , Ig-jj .k?f ,q , A -I Ing, now 11 crm, nomar, Bob only Kevin crm. no-1 21 org, Srnnrh, Tim Hodge, Ben Mmh, Greg Balex, Ralph s.m.0M, Nonh Siem. Row xl Mme cohen. 'nm Wilford, one shape, Mak. Rym, jairne Deluca, Dive omni, jmk sfefmun, Rob Rm, Mak. Ruben., com, z.fh.m,. . - , i 9 X .- 4.1- ' - ,. , ,,.x .'4....- N nu- - M B , . I - s , 1 ,. I , 1 A N., -Y, l 11. r 4: qyp. J-X , - Agfa: Soar IS7 I . A S 1 i D-S: -.rn r ,U A 4, x BL' afx Q 'v-'JJ 4 TQ .mg w 4 1 F5 x v xx H X I cc ,4 ' , ,L 1: ' 1 CCHS ZGCRS 1 - 1 dl, ul l? fn ' ' f - . A Cross Country 4 Row I Dan I.nrr:'r, Steve Whlkiman, Bunn Dngr, jim Rnw-rn, Um Rquih, Nhrr KI:-nn,jnm Rx-hrnnml, In-um Pr-Irnn Mark Burrwrrcr, Cunnh Wagnc'r Ru'-w 2 Mnlcr Rl1hm:zmI,fl'1rla Rm-y, Sum Huwlrn. Hrmn Xlklkm, Rnh NI:-ju-rx, Yiwu Lynch 'Q - Q 1' f I jim Richmond Carl Amseon Prem: Inglbc kevin Rexly Dena Dnk: Row 2 Adam Ellcnbogen Ed Balef Gftgg Rubensrem lxevm Mdlmen Man Rcedy R Sanderson Bnan Smnh Dan lndrhcuo Coach Drlkt Q an in CmssCounu'y I39 y! ldv? ag. 2 h-ll' A A , ' 4 S . ' N-I x ,lg 5 ' 1 4 J . . -'pn A I. . . .' ., v V ' 1' I f K' ii A . 'x l N va --,.--.m ........ . W. .V ..,,,...... X V:- N f 4 4 1 if l . if Q, -,......-..,, 4-1.2. . , 14 2 wiuv M' fwff. - - - 4:-ah--. 5., ,,-,,.,z,,.4 . YQ? PM ff A,-. V , . ,. I 'f N-I -s '- '54-A nqA .. i' .4 ,pf , I ff, -'2 Hua-A-f 1 A lf'l.-' N W Candid: I-11 .... . I U I' N 5 x t 5 V X Z.,- ,,..---. 'ff ...-. OV X N y, S J J? rl 5-T . U, T' 7 I O' P ,- , N.. .........N..- -A . .. .,..-.,-Q5-M.. x 5 1 1- 'EH .Q 'IFEX ., U! L ,. .15 fM? 'vip wmv: mf ,,.,,, .Q , if W3E1?!f1 A ' ,mms 4 15 A -fi.-'if -,. gs?-f' 6 fiS3+t1E '2 F i' 'M ,f ,f ' fr .Q H R Vp, , Mig L 2' -f P 4 -, 1 1 Q 4 I X X1 rv 1 K! Volleyball 4' I' 5 1 5 , J I L B 1 Row lijocllc KunkcI,jL-ssica jacklrr, Mnfhcllc Napcrskn Row 2 Unch Ymgcr. Ckmlh Smnh, Tam Smuh, Cheryl Khnr, Karen Lee, Alma Gxllcn, Gina Drxrnhurg Mmnng Nancy Olvrn, Amy Brmc . val' M i . C' C Q ' ,L S' . - ' T i . i - fl U Y 1 i 'lw V xl -I 1 s 5 ,..,4 3 QXBXLMHN - ou-,-gHHg,,,y Sm y ii 5? ggxxmm QMCHHQ, mmrg, 'WGBH tw '- iv Q if 5 U Q' . - - W cmd, Row l: Maria Perri, Chanrle Bushy, Brenda Sylvn, ljynn Bench. SNPNHIC Ffmkhn- Km D'Y'- RD' 2' Wihiams, Diane McDonnell, Emily Reeb, Shannon Gamly. kelly Kffmn- vouquu 145 Basketball I 'V 1 N: 1 3 ,, if 5 . LQ1117' ,liz ' A CULUNIE .li l Scott Filiun Icrl our :cum in scoring, while seniors Ray Kir- 1 by Anil lircu Ross :mil sophomores Arne! Joyner and -Jason 1 Miirmn cmnplczc :hc smrring five. 'Ihc Dutchman did W . manage m plzicc scuind in :hc Hclalcrhcrg Holiday Tourna- mcm huhind Rcnnsuluur, with Kirby and Filion earning all- fOllfnflI'nCl ll l'lOnOl'S. I46 Basketball Basketball 3 ..-. A , , ff Ruwl f,r.nnglxvQrn:na,Mnlc1fr.nr'.,lMHli-riff, I1mR1C.xr'u-. rm, rm HV. Ibm, um, .L. H ,- ' ww- rv - N Bull lfshf-r, Vmnk f.1:4kr'Hu,R.niphSx1mwv,Mxl:'frvr rn,w. Im, Nh.1H,.r.I NLM '. .mf-, I Row l: Scou Knight, Dumond Bakct, Greg Smith. D-WC Ffilfffigv. DIV! Zfbfllwikl RUW 3- DIV' Sh'P'- MW' Ruberrijcff Mears, Kevin McGraw, Chris Yodis, Brian Esposiuznjason McCrll4n. Buknball l-17 Basketball 1 'Val E 4-4 for-gv-X5 tina The girls varsity basketball team, coming Division championship and a record of I2-2-3, from very experienced. With all of their ing off lam year's championship sqtm, it is El that the women hoopers got off to a 4-I san. DeMarco says all of his stamers are exmkg, X V V sophomore Kris Ferris. The only senior in h V' W mm, :Amie Habbo, wan be looking an i V ll college. DeMa.rco doesn't know fm' his , 2 2 l 4' J, sign. We don't know yet. We'te ,A ff x A X I I get for her. Rim I 'Du-rem Knxnmaugh, Mana Stone, Kris Wykcs, Maureen Kennedy, Michelle Ferris. Row 2: Katie Morrison, Inirm- ll1lwlm,KrlSl:L'ttlX,l.tm Walker, Sandy Ducll, Collette DcS:rcia, Linda Catlin. . f H8 Basketball .V. and L Freshman Basketball nq LI 'A Row I Srcphanlr Fmnklxn, Knru Knrmmky lynn H1 .1. h Xl.-Lx lnllfrn. Cnllff-1, Rnunxn mu- Xa .nuff H ,-,-. jr-wc.xJnLklcr,Jclx lx'nnf'nl'mrkrr, lb--lm I 1.1, Mar. ll:-Hmrlllf Kim l-frm., Km- X1 n.4-l, lnin ff , 10- 5 xx, ' s ROW ONE: Heather Rekan, Margui Lcmmcrman, Colleen Kclly Keenan, Sandra Cnnk I Md COACH ROW TWO: julie Fletcher. Karen Clough. Muy Graham. AU!-900 Rlfmff. T119 Mm!! kfmm km Y- Kris Cannam, MANAGER john Bagyi j.V. Fmnh Basket. I49 -WN ,AXV xt, K A had FZ: Cheerleading l X! xx' 2 l :nfl fi U ,A Row l Jun VanDcW'.nl,l1f'rh Srllrsmnn Rma 2 Alywn KJV, j.xn.n:- llulu.m,1, Nlwlw Nl,nlu,mw, Im.lf,1rvf,, I7-rn ml frml Rnw 5 AmyDoylu,P.1ny Gxrrrhilrn Xilhlkrr, Knm 'I'.lj,lUr Row I Amy Mulln.1m.f.xrruL Ilhkuly, Mm.: lrnmlv., Im.l.1 K.-omg Row 2 le-S4n'Snvvuvmr1i, Muhellc Gmlfrrr, Kcllx Doyle Row B Suu Nmulu, K uv l',xrl.1-r, lhlvlm ll.mImn!. ,lrn Nulmls, llrlvluc Hlilmry, lkfwrrn lhrruvqrr. llculwcr l,xMuum.un Row l: Kelly Baron, Angela Gorman, Tammy Cerwonlu, Krllcy Yodis. Row 2: Susanna Grazinnn. Bdh CIHYY. I-I1 Xxfgug'-,gn Sheppard, Lil Fassen. Ruw 3: Ericka Wells, Tncy Thurm, Ricky Goodhan, Renee Dom. Cheerleading ISI Wrestling THE FOLLOUUING STUDENTS WERE ON THE 1987 WRESTL- ING TEAM - Bren: Garlock, Chris Livingston, Scott DcRonde, Sr:-vc Rose, Andy Bosco, Chris McCarthy, Pat Hughs, Steve XY'acksman, Mark Keenan, Mike Cohen, Kyle Drake, Dave Kid- .ier, jim Baler, Marr Phelps, Doug XValker, Dave Aloisi, Ken Con- stable, john Tymchin, Dave Rubenstein, Chip Foster, Eric Fialkoff. h ffnel Q 'f' ' fy' ' -- r' 'fi l52 Wrestling ....,..-- ........,...-u--an 'cd .val TT' gi. 33: S, in i l l F 4.+-- ---f Tennis Row l Vick: lnclxlrraw, 'l hcrcia Knvnnauglu Rom 2 fmrly Wfrhb, Anmlrrn Z.nh.urx.n, Sl:-ph.mnc l.uh.nru-. Ruw l Srcphamc Farrell, Mara Hermann, Shcrry Cuy, Gcru Ann Parma:-,, Imlm Grlm R-lu l jr-wr.. jnlklvr, Km Perm, l..umr Bnbbo, Kam Fcrrlgjcn lA-nncnhukcr, Cheryl Khns, C.u.u ln Ruruk 996595. 1 L ,ly ,nl . l I I D W 7 lv laid Row I Emkn VUL-Ils, Kelly Smllurd, lim.: Spumw, Mnssy Sage, Courrvex Wells. Rnchenl Bcudser, Lu W'eIls, lu Fussen Row 2 julu- lflcrllu-r, Rurh Dcvuuml. Karon Vunnurs, Berh Wmrmer, jackne Mugnln, Kum Dnv, Suunnc Knlmnk, Kr-lly Kr-1-run, M.uunss.1 XX'nnu-rs, Maura MnM.m.un.un, Karl.: Fm-rruru, Alnsun Rumns, Annc F.Lw:rr, Arm' Wllscmlr .:.:.:,:.f IT V ' 11165, if-iff f l ' il T' Tennh ISS 4 vw tv .Q- . , x. il , f bi f P 1:1 - Qt Fw .0--,Q 45 J. P .. , . - ,my J, E ' . p:'T2,T'f 419'- W-A' U. . z'::-va ' ' iz .,. ,, , 4-sg! A cr--'ji f -: .f, ' 1 , f , . r . . S -JU' .V in-.-f -s f - - . x .M n .. 3v8'f-agirl., ' - dBi 'VF x i 1 GIMQ, ' L.- -fv-: s ff' ' ' . . ., v. A ,Q ZAT ..'. nip- -' 4 . ,Y , - '-'.i.. A -f. sl --sw. . ,. s-is , ,, . K -- - v . I ,H r Qsffxflr 4. ,.. ' . 'F HFS S'-.??l :? ,i'ii A . ' 'M -'t..li'f',.5' .. 1- PF fr . : ' - '1- ' 1'-'H-4. My --, , 5,Q t Q . Q. v. J 1. ' K L-N:-1. wi ' 1 4.-P' 'figs , ., 1... ,W , ,-.,, . t If P s lf. E5 L- - I i -' dx .. 'si Q -T at '75, if T ta-X ' 'Z , , V- l .ix . f, f'g,uQg',1nu' I 5 fi ' 1 i -- iii 151' QRS'-C35 4 . 'il 2-it , 1 - V , , ,X - Uv' ' , 1 ' 5 J f J lg a N .1 'S Sf' G 1 ' X- 1 I A h Tri, -. . 5 , ,F Mg, L- , M . I . felfra- it B' ,LMA up - l '- 'Z - , Row l Scott Draiss, Steve Vice, Chris Rourke, Tom Henk, Milt: McDermott, Ent Raabe, Marr S Muller, Mark Mt-iila Row 2.jim Sheperd, Pete Kremer, R j Sanderson. Mark Mcllermott, Kevin Ford, Matt William. After winning two of their three last home games in a late-year surge, the varsity hast-ball team was denied a spot in the sectionals, not by playing a game, but by a rethnitality On the last day of the season, Mohonzuen, one of the four teams to qualify for the settionals, decided to drop into the Class B portion of the settinnals. treating an opening for another, the fourth and final Suburban Council team to get into the Sectionals, in Class A After Columbia beat Niskayuna, also on the last day, it tame down tri Stotia and Guilderland, Both had identical 7-H retortls in the Suburban Council, but the league ruled that there wasn't enough time for a league playoff, so Storia was given the linal berth, based on the fact that they had beaten Guilderlancl twice in the regular season. Senior pitcher Eric Olson was disappointed that the season ended the way that it did, I think it fthe playoff gamej Could have been done, :fa little pressure had been put on the head of the Suburban Council. The team hmshed 7- 10 over all, and Olson feels they were close to having a superb season. I thought we did well We lost a lot ofelose games. We were inches away from a great season. The team is losing ten players from this year's squad, but Olson feels that the 1987 team should excel. ni-4 . . s ' , Mike Dephillips, Row l: Coach Farrelly,j1m Szumigum. JI-wil MIK- DUN Mllkf- Mlm Bhndlfd- John TYPUG' I I Eugene Fake, Mike RibinskY. Sean Goldfft- ROW 21 FM? C'd 1 '- Mm Hmmm- 54 ' D 0 ' Buddy Lenord, Dave Knoaks, Jeff NRI. KWH' MCGUW- Bam Bmw' ISS .-ry K A ff? s S. ,,s 1 '4 D , , Txftf Z Cross Country Skung TF W N 'xv ll' VV' Y xv: 'I r Row I: Srcphanrc Zacharnas, Krmcn Rrmwlon Chnrlcw, .-Xnrirm l.uh.m.n Ruu. 2 l.rx.r mmlx, I hm C Hx, jf-mrrj, xl,-rhr, An Pcrkrns, Courtney Wk-Ili, Greg Balm, Maura-n MrM.nnnum.xn, ju- frrrurrvr, Hr-.uh--r I7--mm Huw 5 Sh.n..r Mnronovas, Donna Dougall, Greg Ellwrxxl, Rub Rqmch. Hen Lyn: h, Hrmn Smrrh, Ed HAI:-r, Mull Sr hu-mfr. Nlrkr Rym, Rob Rose, Chm Emhlcr, Mr Zarhnnzn x M Nina-'. 5 4 L Xt an X-Counn'ySki 157 Q15 po A LG:-uf' '-X0 ,f LN .--..- ,4.. - ..-D .HK -- ...Q 'g...p,f- ',.- ' 7 yn. .. :,,...n:: ,H P-' M- ,,... fy s-V. :er q,,,,.K .-gf, r.u--a.-- .,-1...-qfu..-- f ' L ff . ' -7 ff , 4 , ..Y-..,-.1-n.,.... gi? xy I Track and Field v. I FAI fhlcr Hlll lfihcr, Mlkr fnhr-rl, R n u ummm u v u Hmm Nfclnughlln Dunn-r IDr.1kz'. Sn-w Ilshrf. Due n 1 Pml Llvm Pru Inglce, Lhrlc Prmhnru, juhn N x mg 1 n x Marr Iund RMA 5 frmmh Ruzhqnl W'hm', ff.. Ihr N Nr u Todd Smuh D1h1rnHmol:4, Rusry Lumplw-II, IJ r Tnllx xr r 1 mn lukr Mrmnr Nhkr Ninn Ixrn Ymh 1 Y 4 s 4 I r ai ,. 1 -0 -1- -egg iii-fd X4 7 F1 ' .. Q. K vig. x 1 1 Y i ' 14. 1,1 1, 5- .1 . , L b Z .6 , h , J: Isl V I v A, I , Mm. Gif Si? A-114231 'fg-,ill U x un fl 77 :Qfillgfgjj WIND 115' Z-'.!1'lHH,l'wH' U7 5 h3A ifhlvs-u 1 413.-rni.-A.,1.1.4ul gan- ylal-M.. . . ...U ly-Q,-,J .,. nk yr k. W., ..-,Amy . . M. ure., 3w,.,.. .M-: , E 1, 1 Y U-EAL? JYYKAQSFIE, 'fligrmr 1RH5 -'S ' .num 4:5555 - Q'E5Qfx.l1 A A. n.,.,.X:1,-, X.. '7 Hun ' V1 Evn I lynx ,, 1415113 ' '-1 f ' ' i 4 'F . 1? 1 1 W, ix . F..-,. ' . S ' , ' A 12 .f j, . THANK YOU PATRONS! THANK YOU PATRONS! Bernard and Rosemarie Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Zandt jonarhan Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kline Frank and Carol Rader Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Guysling Rob and judy Zulick Frank and janice Fanelli john and janet Rausch Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thibaulr Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lux W. Ralph and Linda M. Sommers Mr. and Mrs. james Northway Roger and Doreen Amash The Yodis Family G-Yull and Myung Rhee Deborah A. McMullen Ginny Erceq Barbara E, Moore Mr. and Mrs. james VandeXVal Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Larrahee Mt. and Mrs. john M. Meula Fred and Carol Gula Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Fisher David and Pamela Fialkoff Emily Reeb john and joyce Rose Ron and Delores Coler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fusco Mari Golden john and Ann DiGiandomenico joseph T. Lynch Linda A. Lynch The Sholtes Family Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Esposirn The Brown Family Beth and Sid Schlitl Sparkle Plenty Sager Hoppers Sheetmetal jen Xwctrnillerk Mum Russ antl Doreen Saltstrian Mary lieth Vail Peter Keyoslmey Mr. and Mrs ll iiri.i lil Nashultls jack and Kathy fiavanaugli Mr. and Mrs james ll. Carter john and jutlith Hulcey juan and Dave lille nbogen Iiranlc amtl Lorraine Somelufske Dun and Barlvara W'illoril, Tim, Mike and Dameion Mark, yutfve t11. itlc us very proutll lavve, Mom, Dad, lirit and Brian jean Benson The Paradiso Family Dun and Betty Kline Mr, and Mrs. Richard A. Kimmerer Rosemary Stance The Saflbrd Family Connie Ives-Fenron Duffand jean Bambury Patricia M. Hans Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vadney Pmum l63 - QLA , , , ax Q131jjjfrir'3ti lfipj gym, I , w A . iii K Xir .-z A .., ,jfig I , . W XE? . N X xt R NW AX x Q E X ,N EY: L? '4?'i- 1! ' QF :ff Fl 4. W' I T Th Cl f 87 I LIGHTING BY Quake-Ross JOHN FOLEY S GARAGE INC A DIVISION OF TUSANG-BARHYDT . 861 8321 Congratulatzons to the Class of 87 from the Guzlderland Teachers Assoczatzon Best lshes n h F To e F i , o C Depot Rd. Ph Al mont,NY I g I c a AF T I X . ,V ,1 .ov u1uf. vJg 1101965 Nlfiliiiii LX -,M Z-L K L .if fur- -fffrf' f i 'W' u -wf . www A - .......-..-V A ,,,. . ,... ,,i.i4i viiii' ' FATHER JIM ROSCH A if QQ, 5 ITALIAN AMERICAN A iT COMMUNITY CENTER P bl W dd' g B h' . R E C 'D D SD Alb 5tNY 12205 PHONE 4 56-0296 CLASS OF 87 ALBUMS COMPACT DISKS CASSETTES STUYVESANT PLAZA TO THE GREAT GRADUATIN G CLASS OF 1987 CONGRATULATIONS AND ALL WISHES FOR YOUR HAPPINESS - NOW AND IN THE YEARS AHEAD THE GUILDERLA D DEMOCRATIC PARTY BILL AYLWARD - CHAIRMAN Kcepln Touch xx ? ' nf , , I-If f K. I , , 'I I . g '-' Open to u IC e In s, anquers f- I 6 . Was In on Ave E - I an , I 77 Congratulan O ,...,.u-,,.-,.-xm .ew-Ac,-'sr-...Eg . - .. , , A. . , . .L-...ff---M Y, . , 1.,....' wY1f'1i R 1 tw, xl , A.. A ,bA hiv EE- u V X i hvgghfxfil - Y' .. s - Q ii, ,. F .Qffff 5 . Y Y-' ' f?i if ff b 5 - -PW, N ' . X X ., W Vw , , T4 Mn, 11:11:1- To The Class Of 1987 Congratulations on a job Well Done and Best Wishes for the Future The Guilderland Republican Committee , -fy.. ,,'T'- H .. -.-s 1,1 4.-gylgwp.-,., ' , , 'm 'S7'?': ' :turf r L If Best Wishes MOTOR INN 9 0lf6'l'll0l'6' 456 3131 2505 WESTERN AVE. GUILDERLAND 12084 53 W .3 41'-N' 1 'L 49 I ' C I' ag I- rr 41414151 Q 0 49 ESTABLISHED 1931 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 1 1 Albany Banana Corp. Menands Regional Market Albany, N Y 12204 ,f 15151 482-8696 am' M. Felthousen's MEAGHER FLORIST, INC. 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