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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1988 volume:

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',-V, 1 f- ' Q' xiii., TAWASEN THAN VOLUME 47 Guilderland Central High School Guilderland, New York 12085 C Artist: Jeff Herrold N 1 1 XL ...i-if f X X 52' 41 KZ fin Dale Adaml Jullie Adriance Dwayne Aikens .loshua Alexander Matthew Alheim Jolie Allen Joseph Altieri Dawne Amsler Mark Archibald Darcy Arensberg Summer Atkeson Andrea Attanasio Lisa Bacon Michelle Bardin Stacy Bama lan Barnett 1Jodi Baron lnyang Bassey Matthew Baumann Stacy Baumgardner Bryce Belvin Gary Benacquista Alisa Benson Leah Berkery Arielle Berman Maggie Bintz Glenn Bliss Michelle Borowski r-.rg in . l fA . f ' 'Q '41 X 7 ' YAZKV fi Freshman Class: The freshman class - class of '91 - i off to an excellent beginning this year. With their core of officers and freshman home' room representatives, they have undertaken a Valentines jewelry sale as their first of many successful money-raising projects. They also have many other projects in mind for the next three years which will provide for the very special senior year they look forward to, Their advisors, Mr. Ron Milligan and Ms. Sharon Legge, enjoy the excellent enthusiasm and level of participation from this promising class. You can look for big things from the class of '91. Sitting: Julie Anne Caruso, Nasrene Yadegari. Standing: Allison Decker, Kristen Spargo. 'Z' ffl f ,uw fam, . sf. , if mi H M im. . 1 C I R' ,x ,, . Nxnl' 'T -l s ig 0 0 . X M .... f-Q--...............-V .. . l l 1 l t l ' 9 l , l l v, 11-iiffi l x . 1- ' , . 'KJ l .4 1'-in -,.4- l I .Q H I , l I '7 F Q S 1 4 6 2 J .- l In u on 4 :- , v. g l l 'Wm as si t - J, 1', ' fl ' ju-ld . .IA vi.. ff I. 4 l ix B F14 ' -V 'E x 1 . I- 1 P1 1 ' J xl ,g-4.- j ' N., , ,f , -, J, .. 1-x sa- ' 7-X r, p' l ll 5. 2 . l 5 Q ..-,- 'A l l i l '- l'f'. . A-A Hz x fv- xg' M4 .Q ef Q ' ,J 5' I l l ' 1 l fi ' 3- rl Q ' l , ,kj fl no 4,1 f F Scot! 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Cohen Christopher Cole Erica Cole Christina Collorafi Rogan Connell Matthew Connelly Karen Connors Colleen Coogan Joseph Cook Brian Corey 5 Kellie Cummings i Olaiya Curtis Amy Daly i Diane Darbyshire ' John Davis .W .51 I l i Colin De Sacia l 3 Allison Decker i Daniel Degener J Jill Degonza l Deborah Delzotto i l Kevin Deronde i Allison Derusha Anthony Domenico Melissa Di Ianni Christopher Di Mura Stephanie Diacetis Matthew Dingle Daniel Di Santo Elizabeth Dix Christina Doyle Kyle Drake il Anne Marie Dudley V l l Christopher Euards i Brandi Falcone Maria Falkowska Patricia Farrand Kristen Fassett Sasha Ferrucci Katy Fetterling Elizabeth Field l Lisa Finazzo , Joshua Fischer l I Tasha Fleury Jennifer Foley Elizabeth Forand Brett Forman Philip Frost Scott Ganzy Kenneth Garcia Joseph Gaspary 1 Nicolle Gatto l Jason Gerasimovich , Lisa Gitnik Antonio Gitto Stephen Godfrey Jennifer Goergen Charles Gram David Graham Reid Greenberg Doron Greenblatt Shawn Greene , i Gerald Hackstadt Jr. l , 6 x. ebb 1 1 D Eff . , K , 3 I , ,ai u .X if i l - .K I , 1'?5'5 J 2 r ., -I f l .ev i ' i ' if i 1 r P' ' WE fel-.---' , . . z vi 4 , ll l V-iw? 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Danny Lawyer Frank Lee Rene Lefevre Benjamin Letko Robert Leto Kimberly Leupold Jason Levinthal Joseph Lewis Michael Liegeot Jessica Linsley Peter Linstrom Chun Pong Lo 7 1 Y .ix I Michael Lo Q i Jaime Loughridge V l Joseph Lowe C l ' I l i il , l Bettyann Luskin Raymond Lyons Timothy Machia Alan Mak' Lori Mann John Mara Rocky Marando l Michael Markowski l Kai Martin l ' Keisha Martin l Ezio Martinelli Tina Mastriani Richard Mattice Shannon McAllister April McLean Kristen McComb Ig Brian McDermott I . .l Jcnine McDonald Colleen McHugh Monica McKinsey Christy McCormick Brigham McCutcheon Jill McCutcheon Kevin McLaughlin Rayniece Meadows I Keith Menia l , April Merril i Karen Messersmith David Miller Mary Miller Troy Miller Nehad Mohanna 1 l Matthew Molis l Amy Montgomery Benjamin Moore Christopher Morales Samantha Morby X John Morwin S Brian Muraven l 1 Scott Murdick I Karen Nash 2 Wendy Neil Kyle Nevin Henry Ngan Q May Ngan i l 8 1 N i , Q l , -5, 4 ' , .M,--V .. .....,Y, .4 VFW r 'ffflm 4, , 5 s fi 5 t wr! 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' ,F Amy Buess 1,7 I We have had one major fundraiser this year but we are planning another for spring and looking forward to our junior year OFFICERS TOP Johanna Martin MIDDLE Jen Gregory Kristen Cassini BOT- TOM Stacy Smith Mrs Brown, Maria Petti .vm I -9. x . ,LA ,M ' l fn f,f', A TX A..L -avg, C ,gi fum , A a l C9 1 5?Q,,'v. ,g,4:::: T ' ' , Y V , Brian Buono Chantal Bushey Eric Campbell Christopher Carey Bridget Carman Janice Carmello Brian Carter Daniel Carusone Kristen Cascini Kenneth Celebucki 11 Tammy Cerwonka Paul Chung Miesha Clark Elizabeth Cleary Scott Clements Karen Clough Lisa Cole Benjamin Collins Michael Collins Andrea Colliton Steven Combs Vincent Comparetta Sandra Cook Toni Corigliano Michelle Cornelius Christopher Cornish James Corrigan Jennifer Cramer Christal Cudworth Lisa Damiano Kimberly Day Eric DeCuyper Traci Delaney Brian Demarco Patrick Dennis Debbie Desbois Christopher Dilallo Daniel Dillon Karin Dillon Brian Dineen Danielle Doberman Mark Donnaruma Renee Dorn Kelly Doyle Thomas Duncan Charles Ebel Karen Edwards Madalyn Edwards Gregory Ellwood Raymond Elwood Brian Esposito Luke Evans Michael Falzano Elizabeth Fassett Michelle Fenton Danny Fiber Jeffrey Fila Joshua Fischer 12 1? 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J, Santilli Amy Scheels Guinevere Schiveigert Aubrey Scofield Kenneth Shain Stephen Shave Christopher Sheehan Jennifer Sheppard Catherine Sherman David Shipe Richard Shutter Michael Silverstein Brenda Silvia Christine Silvia Susan Slater Susanne Smircich Gregory Smith Jennifer Smith Stacey Smith Victoria Smith Tara Soehnel Kelly Sornberger Timonthy Sorrell Erica Spazioso Anthony Sroka Kelly Stafford Todd Stewart Virginia Stewart Patricia Suhalla Rachel Swift Susan Taber Anjanette Tarantino Jonathan Temps Geoffrey Travis 16 . -af I. ,-1 :- N-I 1 ,M x 1 bf l 'C its 4' Y l 'ig .ily 1 ,G+ Alb. , all l '. 9,1 '49 A l 1 5 i f i Q11 - rg: .,. y ' ,T Af' 4- f 1 . earl -Y LM-t f, .if ,ff 'kim J Qs., 45, I s HT , I . It i li I- X 'N X i ,,. 39244 a 2 ' J' 5- 5, -A . ., Carole Trombley Cosmo Tropiano Joseph Unser Kathleen Unser Linda Valentino Rosa Valentino James Van De Wal Jeff Vanderhoeven Kenneth Vigus Danielle Vincent Sara Vitagliano Kristin Vrbanac Steven Wacl-rsman Douglas Walker Susan Walker Timothy Walters Scott Weatherwax Elizabeth Wells Ericka Wells Yonna Welsh Margaret Whinnery Colleen Wilber Brian Wilkes Lawrence Williams Calvin Wilson Mark Wilson Maurisa Winters Amy Witko Beth Womer Kimberly Wood Beth Woodward Christopher Yodis Kelly Yodis David Zebrowski Joseph Zitomer Stacey Zyskowski 17 Tammy Adams Jason Alexander Jamie Anderson Lisa Audino John Bagyi Richard Baldwin Gregory Balet David Banuls William Barker Vanessa Barron Gina Bassano Lynn Beach Karen Below Linda Benacquista Mark Bennett Carrie Blakesley Andrew Blanchard David Bliven Dean Bliven Karen Bonneau Robert Boyce f 0 Q - A Q13 4 ff' f' 1 xxx 2, 4. QX A 1 ,. i 4 I A i 'S TT 'CP 'ig 7 - -lla K Q '.r T75 uf '- . ' X 1 Xe: Rebecca Boyer Cathleen Breedlove Eric Browne Erin Bruce Karen Buckhoff Lori Bukiewicz James Burns Frank Cacckello Susan Cahill Sandra Calabro Alan Camardo Hope Campbell Rion Campbell Elizabeth Caruso 18 L nr i'-,4 .1 lo : 1. Q -i I! Y fi D -Qi it X Lx 11 x y! es.: -E1 -.tA--eV,s-7sL . 777 ...Y Y., 4 ,la Q 'wx I xv' Ama lo l i l This year's junior class officers are: Standing clockwise: Karen Bonneau - publicity. Kr Ferris - vice-president, Chris Markowski, Carmelina Scarcella. Mrs. Rose. Kristen Strnad. Je Lennebacker - treasurer, Lynn Beach - secretary. Center: Kim Ferris v- president. This year we engaged in many fund raising activities tor instanceg the bill of fair 2 tertainment book, a major candy sale, and flower sales. lt seems that the junior class has :no class spirit than ever. We are prepared for an exciting Senior year. -AL! XA , Q G F X . --J F 1 ' Yr-.. JN ...Lei , 'F 2 '1 i .9 4 'z ffl I 4 J g vi-rv. 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N, ' E it fa I Wik i! A as x c . X 4'1'j jg.: S' lvl J 1 . -N , W ,,,. .. 4' i P .- aw , 7 gl nu 'fp C1 E' - 'xx 'L , S 'i . l ' '- iw , .1 f l lt L f J x X V FV' W . -ww , vX , - J M-4:13 X it :nga fs-X 'Q-1 5- i ,, X J l 1 f, HQ C X R. 1. .S ' SQL --ii- i 1 I mr? i N- 15 I . 4 ,XX K 9 5 ASS 'licole Mahoney Dear Nicole, May you find as much love and cheer in your life as you have given with your beautiful smile and positive attitude. Love, Mom Kristen Goodhart Dear Kristy Goodhart, You are truly a joy. I wish you success in all you attempt. Keep your warm loving smile and don't forget what Mark Twain said 'ithunder is good, thunder is impressive but it is lightening that does the work. Love, Mom Leslie and David Gross Dear Leslie and David, You have made us very proud - each with your own ac- complishments. All our love to you always. Mom and Dad Patricia Gifford Dear Trish, Our congratulations go to you filled with much respect and pride but most of all with Lots of Love. Mom, Dick, and Lindasue Eric Muraven Dear Eric, You have brought much love and laughter into our home. Never lose your sense of humor, study hard and always remember we love you. Love, Q Mom, Dad, Mark and Brian Collen Kavanaugh, Dear Colleen, Thank you for just being you. You have given us much of yourself to our family and are a very special young woman. It has been great fun experiencing high school with you. We wish you much love and success. Love, Mom, Dad, Teresa, Kevin and Brian Kelly Brennan Dear Kelly, Who ever thought the time would come when you and high school would soon be done! The CHEERS you gave us these past three years, reflects your spirit to your peers. Which road you take when school is through no one can foretell! But from what we've seen these past few years, LEAN TOWARD NEW-YORK- TELE!! CONGRATULATIONS! WE LOVE YOU! Richie, Mom and Dad Deonna Marie Messercola Deonna, Congratulations Princess - You have added so much to our lives and have asked for so little in return. As you Kgiaduate and this chapter in your life ends. We are so proud to be your Mom and Dad but most of all your friend. Good Luck, God Bless you, Mom, Dad younforkzontinuing to give us the pride we have always able- to show in our children. May this be the first of your achievements in a life time of learning. We love you, Mom and Dad Thalia Rich Dear Thalia, Congratulations on a job well done. We're sure there will be many more. Love, Mom and 'Dad Grant Roberts Dear Grant, Count your blessings and be grateful for the goodness life has to offer you. Take the bitter with the sweet and know it is the making of a man. Grandma Roberts Patricia Bolduc Dear Patty, Never stop reaching out for all is within your reach. We all wish the best for what lies ahead. Love Always, A Dad, Mom, and Jon Louis Meo Dear Louis, ' We are so proud and happy for you at this very special time in you life. All of your accomplishments have brought us much joy. We will always cherish all the wonderful memories of you, and wish you the best of everything, Happiness - Love, Mom and Dad Lonny Lynn Fiber Lonny Lyn, You have been a joy to love and to watch grow into the wonderful person you are. Best wishes for a rewarding career as a music educator. Mom and Dad Kellie Tucker Hey Mildred, Look at the bow. It seems like just yesterday, and now you have graduated from high school. We praise and thank God for His gift of you to us. Lean on the rock as you travel life's road. You're a Joy. Love, Mom and Dad Kathleen Dillon Dear Kathy, Our free spirit, how deeply you feel life. You have the courage to think and the strength to get involved. You're a dreamer and dreamers are too rare. So few people believe enough to dream and to care. So reach out for distant shores, but turn around, for Lil' Tikey is following you. Love, Mom and Dad Brian A. Smith Dear Brian, Beeper'l as you fought to survive the first 24 hours of your life, we knew you had spunk. That stubborn streak has made these 17 years interesting and frustrating. You've kept us on our toes! We're so very proud of you and what you believe in. You Free styling way is your individuality. High school graduation is only the beginning, the whole universe is yours to explore. Enjoy it, treasure it and love it as we love you. All our love, Mom, Dad, and Traci Lutz H Kevin, ' , , are so proud of you and all that you've accomplished during your high school years. The world awaits you - hope you always have blue skies - Happy Flying!! Lots of Love, Mom, Dad, and Kelly Jeffrey Schimelman Dear Jeff, K You give us so much joy and pleasure. You are very special to us and our entire family. I Much Love always Mom and Dad l Jerry Shutter I Dear Jerry, . I wish you the very best of luck. I hope that the Navy helps you in ' many ways and that it's everything you expect it to be. Dad Dahari Brooks Dahari, Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,6. Mom and Dad Christopher Rourke Dear Chris, l With Pride for all you've been, with joy for all you are, with hope l for all you'll be, and love . . . for always! l Love, Mom, Dad, Mike and O.J. Dear Tam lT.T.l Wishing you fulfillment and happiness as you enter a time of new beginnings. Know that your presence and love in our lives has been wonderful. Hey, who'll do the dishes, etc.? . Mom, Tasha, and Max 3 l Dear Kerry, Thank you for making high school fun for us too! All of our love and congratulations. Mom, Dad, Chris, and Kim Kerry Lynn Leupold Julie Lynn Horelick Dear Julie, Congratulations to a very special daughter and sister who has always made us proud and filled our hearts with love and joy. We wish you a future filled only with success and happiness. Love always, Mom, Dad, Lisa Dina Rossetti Dear Dina, We can remember when you were just a little girl, how Daddy crowned you Princess Dina of all the World. We can remember too, how we coached you to utter your first words. Not so long after you were off to school. While we found we had to loosen the reigns, we remained ever watchful of your learning progress. After just 12 short years you've reached a major milestone, so as onward you go, try to remember that what's so wonderful about learning is that you can't learn enough. Don't think that path will be smooth, because it is in making mistakes we often profit the most with love and reassurance we're at you side. Love and Kisses, Mom, Dad, Jim and Spunky Jason Fialkoff Dear Jason, They say boys are made of snakes and snails and puppy dog tails We say you are made not of these - but of - giving, caring, wondering, sharing, praying, fixing, teaching, believing, joking, playing, eating, drinking, crying, laughing, working and sleeping, driving, building, learning and hugging, listening, pondering, dreaming, and loving. That's what our son is made of! Love, Mom and Dad xi Well- yes - Boo Boo's tail, too! 3 W' 26 ' Cindy M. Indilcato Cindy, Our wish for you is much happiness and success. You have i us all very proud. Love, Dad, Mom, Chris, Vicki, and Dan Geri Anne Fennessey Dear Geri Anne, We love the way you've tackled life - going out and making Bm good things happen for yourself and others. We're so proud of your accomplishments, your integrity and your optimistic view of people. You are more than ready to meet your future. Love, Mom, Dad and Sophie lP.S.l What do we do with all these WWD's while you're gone? ' Kristine Nevin Dear Kristi N., Your many accomplishments during your high school years have made me proud to be your mother. My love and support with you as.you enter the next exciting stage of your life. Mom Michael Vaughn Dear Mike, Thank you for the years of love and laughter. I Love You. Mom Branden Quadrini Brandon, Mom, Dad and Brothers wish you life's very best - a little bit of each of us goes with you in the fall - we love you always. Kristina Wykes Dear Kris, We both, along with your three brothers. want you to know how special you are to us today. and always. Congratulations and be happy. We're proud of you! All our Love. Mom, Dad. Mike. Mark. and Marty Nick Paradiso Nick, You have really done it now! There is nothing ahead but more success, good times. and happiness. You are a very special young man who has always made us very proud. Love always, Mom. Dad. Kristen and Dan Rita Brucker Dear Rita, Congratulations You are a wonderful and beautiful loving daughter - you deserve a life of happiness. With college ahead we wish you a successful future - YOU CAN DO WHA TEVER YOU SET YOUR MIND TO! WHATEVER YOU DO - DO IT WELL Remember - through good times and bad times your family will always be there for you. We are so proud of you and love you dearly. ' Be happy and Enjoy Life Mom, Dad. Eric and Kemo too L i You have been such a source of pride and joy to us. We wish you happiness and success always. I God bless, 2 Mom, Dad and Diane Traci McNamara Dear Traci, The past four years have been quite a roller coaster ride! Best wishes in whatever you do. Love, Dad, Mom and David Patricia Bolduc Dear Patty, Never stop reaching out, for all is within your reach. We all wish you the best for what lies ahead. Love always, Dad, Mom, and Jon Kimberly Sloan Dear Kim, The day you were born, God smiled . . . and we've been smiling ever since. May all your dreams come true! We love you ever so much , Mom, Dad and Pam Grace Satalino Dear Grace, Years of happiness, tears and joy have passed, my how you've grown through it all! So small but powerful, so fragile, but strong. Simply Marvelous icomb your eyebrows and be home for supperl. Love Ya!, Mom, Dad and Tony Becky Schultz Dear Becky, Congratulations Short Stuff ! I'm still not sure who raised who, but we sure have some great memories. All the best to Chrissy, Carla, Julie and Lori - they're the greatest. Take life the way it comes - one day at a time, and always remember, I LOVE YOU! Love, Mom Jon Blankenship Dear Jon, Thanks for being you. We're proud of you. May all your hopes, dreams and aspirations happen. God bless you. Love, Mom and Dad Shelly Napierski Dear Shelly, Your cheerful smile, your energy, your hard work and enthu- siasm, make you a special person at home and at school. You brighter our lives and we love you. Bravo! With pride and love to our graduate, Dad, Mom, Chris, Gene and Danny Todd, who. is the pride of my life, who has Whois agreeable, pleasant and lovable to hope for you is that you continue in your as you up to now, with respect, kindness, and consideration for everyone. You have given me so much to be proud of. We made it this far together. Now you must continue to grow and reach your am- bition in life. I know you can do it. Good luck Todd, and always remember that I love you with all my heart and soul. Love, to a Great Son, Mom Dennis Holmes Dear Dennis, Congratulations on a job well done. We are very proud of you and know that your college years will be exciting and successful. Mom and Dad Daniel Sokil Dear Dan, l wish you a happy future. Congratulations with lots of love. We've had a lot of great times these last 18 years. Mom Michele Casey Dear Michele, We love you, and we are so proud to be your parents. You are such a kind and loving person - never change! Congratulations on your accomplishments so far, and continue to develop your many talents. Love, Mom and Dad Laura I-lelfer To Peanut, Thank you for being our daughter. We love you. We are very proud of you. May God be with you always. Always keep your beautiful smile and you can't fail. Love ya hon, Mom and Dad Kathleen Ford Dear Kathleen Annemarie Ellen Ford, CONGRATULATIONS! To our Little Darling , Our love sur- rounds you, as you graduate and venture on to college and then into the working world. Knowing you, as we do, you will bring to that world your very special love . . . your tenderness to a tiny baby, your wonderment of a small child, your outreached arms to an elderly person, and your very thoughtful and compassionate heart, to your family, and most especially to your lady, daughter and sister and we are so very proud of you. Kathleen, you are truly god's gift. Your beautiful laughter and sweet smile brighten our lives every day. From our heart of hearts, our love for you Kathleen, runneth over. Keep on smiling! God bless you! Your are beautiful! All Our Love, , Mom, Brian Anthony, Kolleen Marie Annellen and Kevin J.J., Pep and Tootsin Teddy Jeremy Briggs Dear Jeremy, We want you to know how much we love you and are rooting for you in whatever you choose in life. You are certainly a won- derfully unique piece of work , and we wouldn't change a hair on your head! God Bless you. Mom and Dad Eric Brucker HCONGRATULA TION-S To Our Very Special Son May our love, warmth, kindness and caring bring you a life filled with happiness and satisfaction. You are a wonderful and very special person and a beautiful addition to the world. We are lucky to have you as a part of this family. Mom, Dad, Rita and Kemo too 29 Tricia, Mary, Jen, Julie, and Lisa, the years, l've watched you grow into beautiful dancers and fine young ladies. You will always have a place in my heart - please keep dance in yours. Love, Miss Barb Kathleen Visker Dear Kathleen, , Con ratulations on the successful conclusion of your high school yeari. May you have health and happiness all the days of your life. You have our prayers, love and support always. Your family, Mom, Dad, Chris, Derek, Pat Kirsten, John, Jennifer, Abby, Mike, Kitti, Kellie, Mike, Ed, Cyndy, Heather, and Melissa Mary Rae Landy Dear Mary Rae, , Mom and l send our special love to you, so that you may carry it with you always. Thank you for the joys you bring to our lives. We are so proud of you, and we will always be there when you need us. Love, Mom and Dad Jeanette Rotermund Dear Netter, Congratulations! You made it - and so magnificently! Your smile, your joy, and your zest for life have given us all so much happiness. You are very special. You've always turned your fears and problems into opportunities to grow. We are proud of you, and we love you. Always play 10096. Go for it! Love, Mom, Dad, and Niffer Julissa Calle Dear Julissa, Congratulations! lt seems like only yesterday you started high school and now you've graduated. We couldn't be more proud of you. You've grown into a beautiful young lady, inside and out. We want you to know that we will always be here for you, if you need us, because we love you very much. Best of luck in college. Love, Mom, Mayra, Monica and George Angela DeBenedetti Dear Ang, As you graduate from high school, we want you to know how proud you have made us. Your personality and individualism make you a very unique person in our eyes. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad Jill Reed Dear Jill, Guess who will be moving in with you the first semester!! Love ya, Mom, Dad, Jamie, and Shiloh James DiSanto Dear James Michael, lt's really happened, you've made it! We are so proud of you and the person you've become. Love forever and know we will always be there for you! Your Family, Mom, Dad, Amy, and Dan Kevin Mullaney Dear Kevin, We wish you all the happiness and success as you graduate from high school. Thank you for being a wonderful son and brother. All our love, Mom, Dad, Michael, Patrick, and Kristen Joseph Collorafi Dear Joe, As you continue to strive to reach your goals in life, know that we wish you love, success and much happiness. Love, Mom, Dad, and Christina 28 Susan Milo Dear Susan, I am very proud that you are graduating and that you stuck ind when the going got tough, when it would have been so easy in have given up. As you go on in life, I will be there for you in you need me. Love, Mom Kim Stroebele Dear Kim, God gave us a very special daughter. We are proud of you and al your many accomplishments. Congratulations on your gradu- ation. Always remember, God loves you and so do we. Love, Mom and Dad Heather Coton Dear Heather, There are only two gifts that you can give to your child. The first is their roots. The second, l give to you now, on your graduation, and that is your wings. You have become a beautiful woman, both inside and out. I am so very proud of you. I love you, Mom Kimberly A. Taylor Dear Kim, Congratulations on completing an important step in your life. Your character has touched many friends. however. the unique qualities we see in you as parents. make us proud you're our daughter. Love, Mom and Dad Chris Muller Dear Chris, Congratulations to the number one drummer. We love you, Ma and Pa Strunk Lisa Ann White Dear Lisa, You are a perfect daughter. Please know that whatever you decide for your future. we stand behind you. May you alwfavs have health and happiness. V ' ' ' All our love, Mom and Dad Mary Kate Connery Dear Mary Kate. All our love goes with you on whatever path you may take. Your sense of humor and love for life will help you succeed in whatever you do. Keep smiling Baby Cakes - Baby Shakes!! Love. ' Mom, Dad. Lori. Sean. and Ryan Patrick Dennis Schager Dear Dennis, ' ' i -----f sw -W. ,. WW, ees,-inf l ,f' ,pv- .n Mullaney. Wendi Fareri Katie Morrison, Larry LeFevre Cindy lndilicato, Mark Bonner X l t E 45: V ,- l i 5 A uf ' f 4 ri ' l t- KP l W Julie Ryu Julie Novlczskl, Dahan Brooks Mrs. Mr. Stlmson Rachel Bender, Kevin Lutz, Patty Bolduc Kevin Kennedy, Bonnie Anthony 11' Julie Horelick, Dave Gross 5331-gen. snr: :Alarm ,f ff Lori Walker, Dennis McCormick Mlke Todd Ged .Q ,X .1- rt Dana DQLUCIB Jen Walker eFevre Darren Price. Maureen Kennedy, Beth Doyle Kevin Kennedy Lisa Grumet Most Arllstlc Most Musical M091 Talkatlve 7 Most Huggable Best Dressed Best Looking Most Likely to Succeed Class Clowns Nlcesi Legs Best Buddies Class Flirt Best Laugh Nlteil Smile Most Eligible Class Couple Nlcest Hair Nlcest Eyes Best Personality Best Dancer W Cutest Frlendllest You'd Most Wanl To Brlng Home to Mom Favorlte Teachers Must Fun to be Wlth Nick Paradiso, Joelle Kunkel DMM?-l Most intelligent Most Changed Most Sophisticated Easiest to talk to Teacher's Pet Most Athletic Jason Fialkoff, Michelle Napierskl Mos' School SPM' SENIOR CLASS POLL MALE Mark Miller Kevin Barcomb Paul Pollard Jason Fialkoll Brian Roberts Kevln Mullaney Dave Gross SCO!! Warren Jell Schimelman Blake Kim! Cort Kim Jell Schlmelman Mike McDermott Jason Decker Todd Geddes Kevin Mullaney Dan Lewis Mlke Slattery Larry LeFevre Daharl Brooks Cort Kim Larry LeFevre Mark Bonner Mr Sllmson Darin Rlce Kerrn Kennedy Kevin Kennedy Kevin lure Nick Paradiso Dave Gross Dennis McCormick Jason Flalkofl FEMALE Julie Ryu Wendy Cady Julie Horellck Dana DeLucla Sherry Coy Bernadette Vlrkler Karen Barrett Alicia Glllen Jen Walker Geri Anne Fennessey! Leslle Gross Chrissy Golonka Michelle Naplerskl Kristen Goodhart Chrissy Golonka Wendt Farerl Julie Ryu Kim Taylor Kalle MOHISOU Julle Novczskl Dana DeLucla Jen Walker Cindy lndlllcato Mrs Ross Maureen Kennedy Beth Doyle Lisa Grumet Bonnie Anthony Patty Bolduc Rachel Bender Joelle Kunkel Julie Horellck Lorl Walker Michelle Naplerskl 31 772 Mark Miller Julle CS' 1:9 Jason Flalkoff, Dana DeLucla Scott Warren, Alicia Glllen x 4 Jeff Schlmelman, Chrissy Golonka -LAL 1 1 .ICQ T? ' Kevin Barcomb Paul Julie Horellck Wendy l l Q' 9' Karen Barren. Dave Gross mm 1-, n. nr . K Be de V kl evin ma he ir er I. Jen Walker, Jeff Schlmelman Blake Cort Kun asus ' s. -e 'E 6SS6n 43K Mlke McDermott, Michelle Napierski Kr-,grep 5005!-,Jn K M5 , , j , .X .. ,4 iii 'lt ' X ' X L2 A 5 Y af xx ' K I .S J J' Q9 A..-:ll-SE. wr- X D Meredith Adams v-..,' sasonnzmnaepf p . . .A.V ,., ' - f A 10 Tv -Q ai 6444440 Cindy lndilicato, Michelle Napierski. Kevin Mullaney, Laurel Beverly. Darin Price For the members of the Senior Class, this is our final year at Guiderland High School, Next year will be the beginning of the rest of our lives, We will encounter new frontiers, whether it be college or work or whatever lies ahead for us. But whatever happens to us, we will never forget the four years at Guilderland High School. The summer before our freshman year we all experienced the anxiety and excitement of starting high school. Our fears ranged from, What are the teachers going to be like? to Are the Seniors going to pick on me? to What are the SAT's? As the months and years went on we found out that the teachers didn't bite, the Senior abuse wasn't so bad, and the SAT's were just a test! The most important part of high school was not the score of a standardized test or our grade point average, but the friendships we made along the way, The memories of the times we spent with our friends will last much longer than any report card, For most of us, the experience of true friendships and relationships blossomed the most while in high school. The guy that you were just acquainted with in middle school became your best friend. The certain someone you only saw in the hall freshman year became your date to Homecoming. You soon found that the same person you sat next to in homeroom was taking you to football games and your lab partner had the lead in the musical. We all were exposed to people with different values and different backgrounds and this allowed us to grow and mature into the people we are today. We will reflect on these experiences and lessons throughout our lifetime and no lesson plan could have been taught so well!! This year we will graduate and move on to bigger and better things. Yet the time we spent in high school can not be replaced by anything. lt will be cherished as our lives change and as we change from teenagers to adults. We will meet new people and make new friends, but, we will never be able to relive the parties or proms or the people we spent them with. That is what has made our high school years so special! - Michelle R. Napierski 32 si Nl w.- Sandra Bounds Sarah Boyce Dahari Brooks Demetrius Brown Q - S Julissa Calle Judith Carey fx T f Daniel Brahler r- ' - 1 ,- vi A A Eric Brucker ,J -- : fr D - . ... . - 'fl N Kelly Brennan Jeremy Briggs A us Rita Brucker Wendy Cady Q . Y, A. David Carman il Michele Casey A , LindalCatlin 3 5 I H 1, ,,1vAngela Cericifj V ., -0 ox i7 Anthony Carrow Christa-Mari Caruso Q Mark Cheng Joseph Clough l i i x l i 1 E Y. l G A l l i , gi li li l E li l 4 ll ll Q- Sv- , 'C ':iswf' , Bonnie Anthony Roseann Audino 'kg-' Edward Balet U5 Rachel' Bender Tonya Bardin Karen Barrett .Cnxiggkignson R Q - Mara Berman '4- f5'f. James Baldwin Nicole Beliveau Robert Beiiveau Laurel Beverley 19 ss. ll' v. igvuzh. VISIONS A D DREAMS Exeryone has xisions. We envision ourselves with an en- joy able and stable career. a nice house, and a great-looking car. Visions of College sometimes haunt those of us who are seniors. Final exams terrorize us all. We all have dreams. Seniors dream of graduation and diligently count down the days. The rest of us look forward lo moving up a grade. and having one less year to go. We dream of future success and popularity as well as stability. Dreams and visions play a major part in our lives. Visions of success drive us forward to take hold of our dreams and follow them, whether we're headed for a Master's Degree and pro- fession or a quiet house in the country. May we all dream and find success. When we look back at our days at Guilderland, let us remember those visions with happy smiles and fondness in our hearts. - by Jen jackson 1.-A 'v- m LEE 1 ?QQ, . M .ai M afar XJ'-2,-Q a , f iii- '1 -- f ., 3 .. 1 i t E ff x . :i 'sq' 41 ul 3 4 lk aapcfpzedmd A Nt: 'f mam' ' 'W X X I 1,5 5 ' --4g 5 an Nhclla Delaney Dana Delucla Stephanie Derise Shannon Dietz -I . 'bl James DiSan!o Brian Diff0f1 Elizabeth Doyle ' Julie Erlglish 3 vi-. 5:1 4 Tr. ., , ul lg? Fr? J' ,L 'rg gg. Christopher Deluke ce -' 465 5' -I 1 , 1,,f' l I 1 l Kathleen Dillon l lv W. 3 K 1 . X , .- - ,Q gi LV.9'ssQ9'Q 1 ' 4 -Q 0 Q K -., . 1 -att: Q , rm 4 : ,,,, 1 1 Q 313471, 3 --fri f Q - C- . . i VY!J,YW WWW ,. I 4, , IV' 'rv ' Q ' 'Q - Richard Dorgan ' Steyen Enides N fi. V Gina Dornburg Amy Doyle Fil . 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Q r f 1,11 sl, ,F Kelly Fyvle F Geraldine Fennessey K 3 A 'Ury 5 , 5 1 l Michele Fitzgerald W Jason Fialkoff Lonny Fiber Letitia Fletcher Kathleen Ford T gms, gx 'Q an- X Q i gl sf here was once a very rich man. On the course of his trips to the markets of the rich famous, he heard of a great pearl. Immediately, he contacted the dealer and e an appointment to see the merchandise. When he arrived, the dealer removed ,wearl from its showcase. The rich man marveled at its luster and smoothness. He fred as to the price. Upon hearing it, he returned home, sold all he had, and ,ht the pearl. friendship is much like the pearl of great price. lt is more valuable than anything, slity - priceless. Above all, you need friends. People who are always there when xeed them. At the same time, they know they can come to you with any problems. ads share each other's secrets, hopes, and dreams. Friends are people who make reel good about yourself and others. One is truly rich when one has a special d. 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A s. fl: , '17, , is L - :rf L ' - 4 5,334 wif I AMX gg - ax-'5 -' , , VU!!-3 - Q ' . jf zxgs- if 1 . K p.,n lim . E: Em Q llji if 1 t',,. Iiff -Q -3 - - fax! ,- A G5 F., Q . .4 A,A-.-,, . -, .. ,.,. .. --., I i Z i s' 45' y. F- V, 4 91 16.53 K H 'N-49 QQHSQ The High School fashion scene remains as eclectic as ever, but reporters in the field have uncovered one fashion truth: the era of the day-glow watch has ended, Many Guilderland students have swapped their swatches for more functional fi.e., decipherablel models, such as those by Gucci or Rolex. However, classy timepieces are not the only new items on the fashion scene. Tie-dyes, along with the entire sixty-look, have come back with abundance. Army jackets with peace signs and Grateful Dead par- aphernalia have become, frequent sights of Guilderland. Accessories have also become big this year. Hats, berets, scarves, and jewelry are appearing more than ever before. Dark colors have replaced the pastels and fluorescents of previous years, and, black in particular, has become popular creating what can be best described as the artistic look. This eccentric form of dressing has always existed at Guilderland, but the artistic look has spread this year to a larger part of the student body. And, of course, there is the ever-popular denim, back in its new acid- washed form. Acid-washed denim jackets, jeans, and mini-skirts have be- come prevalent throughout Guilderland, Oversized sweaters and sweatshirts remain as popular articles of clothing, as they have been in previous years. White canvas sneakers have pretty much replaced Reebok, although sneak- ers in general are not as popular as they used-to ber Loafers, Docksiders, and high-laced boots now seem to be dominant in footwear!-l il', A V ' Last, but not least, is the, -Preppy' look, V has and will be in style. This cardigan attire is one' ,ot times. fidwtdewcm Nicolas Paradiso bv' - Margherrta Petti Tracey Polsinello I Christopher Pritchard Veronica Payne Mark Pieck I-1 J Barbara Prescott 1 ' Jamie , -5 Melissa Peek l Paul Pollard Darin Price 'lv 'Maria.Puckett 'N K ,,,, Jw Mary Pennock Kellie Peters 'Brandon Quadrini Y .LS ,a 4 1 I. Y If l .Q .1 -V s f , Erik Raabe .QF A 1 4 1 1 4 l 4 3 klxth.-rrnr' Mnrrnsnu Arr Muskuwnlz Kevin Mullaney A 1. r I 1-. F-lumn--rx lklwlwllv Naplr-rskx Carl Nelson pi ' l l . Ll ,....J Julianne Novlczski Paige Olsen ' r Christopher Muller Kirsten Mundt ! Q' Kristina Nevin Robert Nopper 4sp'- f-v Mark Nye John Ogden. lil ' ,,. Q- Af' Daniel O'Neil , '01 U6 'S .r .md v , Y Wiki -,Q-' Ol' A 12 -3 X I' . ,I , ' I .-3 N QQ- .' 1.21:-'1 f,' I --,v -ff, . 1 I , -, - !'S,?? si ' .. ., . -ff .95 Michelle Restifo Marc Rickmenspoel Richard Rivers Brian Roberts 9 'i 'D flranl Rfllwrlc Arnulln-'1vu'r Amy Roman of L .I Kurslm Ross Dina Rosselll hs. I rf ' . l v , ,fr I qv Carla Rosa Borges Colleen Rosa .Q4 David Rossman Jeannette Rotermund Christopher Q v-v 19 , iff' , '1 5 IMIHE A . -I V I ur- P sm, :gr Q 1. :pf ijwv W. gm X, 4 i ,g ,, ' . x NTL TT lui'-x i? ' MII? ,. E31 . .f X, School Spirit. What is it? ls it wearing red and white, or participating in Pep Rallies? Does it have to do with being really active in student government? What about wearing beach-clothes in the middle of November, or a certain kind of shirt on a certain day? Going to the basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, and other games, is that what they mean by school spirit? Does it include cheering until your voice is gone, and screaming wildly when a game is won? The answer is all ot' the above, plus so much more. School spirit is supporting your school no matter what. lt's actively participating in school activities, and having a blast doing it. Anybody can have school spirit, You don't have to dress crazy, or scream your lungs out. School spirit is just firm and lasting support of what your school does, and more importantly what the people of the school do. When anybody mentions Gullderland High, you should feel pride and honor as you say, That's my school. Now, that's school spirit. by Jen Jackson Q , 7: fy!! 1. xl I I. -H Amy Unser Stephen Usher Nicola Valentino p- 1 l , 1? Anastasi Vasilakos A ' ye 9 . ,ii ' A ' 1 vi i if 69? l , i 1 1 ' I -t it e 5, 7 X S Y hr Bernadette Virkler -s. Lori walker. ll ev- ' N S., n ,..xx , 3 6. :S J ,r - x 1 l Michael Vaughn Nicole Ventresca Kathleen Visker ,, 5 i ,,. Steven Vyce , M'Cl'?ll9W?ll'?Ck if - Kim Wallace W1 , Joseph VanDuser Marc Vincent David Wagoner Robert 'Walsh Daniel VanSyckle 'AQ , ', X Michael Vinci Jennifer Walker J ulxe Walter it I 1 4, is f . I I J ' S s , Rnlwrl Slzngvrlnnil liunlwrlk' Sloan x 'winllw llnnu-I Snlul Knnliynn Shnllrin Jvnnilvr Slrluw t, ,, 'Z . Daniel Sweeney John Szumlgala P! , s ' I - Us Brmn A. Smith AQ -1' f X xv' Rnhcrl Slcdluy Kim Slroebclu Andrew Taylor ix 3 Brian D Smith Maria Stone an-A. N. e ,.R- 1, i, ...rv Tanya Suhr 1 Q az' - 'VLA' J ,fu-, Kimberly Taylor iq Kelly Lynn Smith Patricia Stott William Swartz Lma fl-U' l A i l-I ri L i dvd T47 '+- lr' .L F 5 'f U, . fit' 'H n lg 'l+sgq,pll'l 1 5 ' 2 sf..,,,,:,,g,.,,..g 4 ,K if-fihuam -I 4' F , I F -va i hui QS f 1 T' 3 J W v-. L,. W'- ' ' 'Ali 1 H ' J Si' gl F?gfl7A W' mf , W5 I i- g 1 KL mmm A , Agq,,wMWU ,, ' w w 'fF?QiWQQ??W.f ajft '.,, V ' A ' ' 'n '11 xi3.fJgi ,-3 if T ,,' Q -if p.. V -4 A- -5-'H Wi ., mfr 5 X31 K zz? 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N dis lui .. , 9h A 1 ,A I X. - l' -.ef sam ' nusmsssi 5 l- 'l1'L - liltlm courses in the Business Department are using the computer more and are Qi involved in the activities. The emphasis in many of the courses has gone from lmmitbllrtlve involvement. ln effect students are becoming better prepared for the working luiltll! will as for college as a result of taking courses in accounting lregular or acceleratedl, muhtlrg, law, and what is known traditionally as secretarial preparation lkeyboarding, shorthand. etc.i. ln addition, the new Business AnalysisfBusiness Computer Applications provides all students with a better understanding of how computers are integrated into all phases of life, not just in Bush-i . Introduction to Occupations, the base for all Business sequences, provides a good foundation for skills necessary in life, not just in the world of work. Office Procedures continues to be the capstone course, enabling students to use their accumulated knowledge in practical applications. Work Experience enables all students, not just occupational students, to learn how to deal with work situations before graduating. The teachers are constantly refining and developing course content and activities to meet the needs of the students, business, and community - and meeting the objectives identified at the State level. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Jr' x . A-A Y. .: '-QL.-.... L. -,............-.L-...C ,i iw:-i 41 ATE The science department is planning for a major move in 88-89, The entire biology wing will move from the 500 wing lwestl to the 400 wing leastl. This will create many opportunities for teachers and students. Research facilities will be consolidated, teachers will be closer to each other for communication and some new equipment and furnishings will be purchased. The science program continues to offer opportunities for all students to take coursework. We continue to add new and improved equipment to our classes. This year we have purchased new microscopes to replace many ancient ones. We continue to add other equipment for our research courses. Frank Cicero - Foreign Language Christopher Claus - Reading Mary Lou Claus - Special Education ' Susan Cohen - Mathematics Nicholas Colamarino - Health Jerri Cook - English A C? r- in l ll ' Wendy Coons - Foreign Language . . 1' , James Corigliano - Music , Loretta Cozza - Special Education .+- L x . fgr Paul Cullen - Social Studies William Drake - Foreign Language , . Giuseppe Duca - Foreign Language fl ,, A Q ' Thomas Farrelly - Mathematics Mr, Ferruci - Music Department Angela Fink - Business Orfeo Franzoni - Science Eberhard Fuchs - Foreign Language Elaine Grimsted - HomefCareer Skills 67 -.-nuns,-u-QV ...na ., Q... '4 qc -493 MN Y ' -' N ii? f ' ' , .J-J : X Agri-w :Xiiiistriutg .lliisir li:t'h.ixd :Xiiinld Si'ii'iit'i' X' llaltt-ri liaiiilmiv Uiiitltin. i' linda liasiiiait .Wliitlii-imitns Starz: ll.isin.iil Hliitliiiiiiiitim t'li.ul-'s licii-lvl S. iriz. 1' 1-lii lx- l- ll- lliiiiaiiii lin-.iiif-.x Iiiiiiilliy lliiitx l iniliuli ,liiliii lliii lilvi I ii-iliali llaxiil lli.iilliiiA- Twin-iiiw lliiiun-I lir-iwn .Nui ini- linIi,iiill1iiiil.i i ini- The Social Qtudies department is in the midst ol a curriculum change based on the mandates ol the New York Education Department Grade 9 has added a unit on l.atin America and is in the first phase ol a two year program entitled Gfohni Studies Next year. Social Studies 10 be- comes the second year of Global Studies with the Middle East and Eastern Europe units being added. Teachers are beginning to prepare lor this change. ln grade 11 the American Studies course has been replaced by the course United States History and will culminate with a new regents examination in June 1988. An experimental competency test in Social Studies 11 will be given in June 1988 also, with the test becoming a reality in June 1989. ln grade 12 a course entitled Syracuse University Project Aclunrirre: Public Policy will begin in January and gives students an op! portunity for an additional college credit course. Marjorie Burns All Robert Cacchillo We Technology Deborah Cady 4 Music John Carley Y Social Studies Ellen Carruthers f English Richard Cascini - Social Studies lx F x ,il - 6 Q- If I i TN ax' 2 A new school subject, Technology El' ucation, was introduced in the High Sclml this year. The primary goal for this Chilly- was to provide students with technologist literacy as part of their fundamental ul ucation. A new high school technology! quence and new courses were made aid able for both Regents and local dlpltlli students. Guilderland students who took courlil technology education this year bei, aware of several exciting changes lull' Tech. Ed. department. Not only weredll several new courses to select from, tll' were also completely new labs to study! work in as well. ln addition to the in attractive labs that are bright and chslflll was the State of the art new equilmll for robotics, CAD CAM, electron.iCS. puters and graphics. Guilderland very modern facilities for all its wish to study in the technologies better prepare themselves for the work force. 66 l ..x,-...e.,. . -. . .., -, .i f i 4 ,A -..J - .. . As-Y V V, LY ,QQ -A.,-, an .5- Wllllam Leicht - Business Linda Litteer - Foreign Language Phyllis Lyngard -- Music Patricia Mackey - Social Studies Joanne Maier - Science John Marcil -- Social Studies 4 - A ,w !f V X' ' ' KK Gordon Meeusen - English Edmund Meskutovecz - Mathematics Barbara Mitchell - Special Education Frances Murphy - Science Jean Michelle Nieman - English Gardenia Obloy Y English Hugh O Connor - Social Studies Thomas Pallas - Social Studies Robert Parmenter - Social Studies Ward Frank Pidgeon - English Anne Poczobut - BOCES - Teacher Lynn Prusky - BOCES - Teacher The goals for our Mathematics Department this year include striving to promote increased achievement by encouraging students to put forth the time and effort needed to accomplish this. Each student needs to gain confidence in their ability to do mathematics. Sometimes, for some of us, that requires a great deal of perseverance. Mathematics is not a spectator sport -it requires active participation. Students should begin to un- derstand how mathematics contributes to their reasoning and problem solving ability - how different strategies can be used for solving prob- lems - to recognize that there is more than one way to solve a problem. We encourage com- petition by stressing participation in the New York Mathematics League contest and in the American High School Mathematics Examination. This year we are teaching, for the first time, an honors course in Course 3 and a Computer Programming course l3l which uses the Pascal programming language. We are getting ready to offer Advanced Placement Computer Science as well as a more intense Advanced Placement Calculus course within the next few years. 69 'F' l i Cl Developing stronger readers, writers, speakers, listeners, and thinkers are the major ongoing goals of the English Department. Indeed, the devels opment of these goals is central to all subjects and necessary to being informed citizens. ln addition to encouraging students to excel in these areas in the classroom, the department en- courages students to go public with their tal' ents, Entering writing contests, publishing in the classroom, submitting pieces to The Troubador and writing for The Journal are some ot the ways students can show off their writing, This is the fourth year that our students have participated in the Shakespearean Recitation Contest, And for the second year, the department sponsored a Writers ol 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 seine for national recognition for the NCTF Achieveinent Award in Writing. Senior, Mark Daly, was one of some H00 students na- tionwide to receive this award. We are proud of our students and then achievements and continue to strive to provide meaningful and challenging experiences in the Englishfl-anguage Arts, Barham Hnglws I,nylish Arthur Jewell Art Nancy Keeney V lfnrilinh Leland Keith - Mathematics Peter Keyoskey f- Foreign Language Linda Kleinke -W Business , ,fi-,K -uma.-q-,v .- Eric Grimsted - Mathematics Beverly Harrington - Business Frederick Heltkamp - EnglishfCreatiue Arts Carl Herman - Social Studies Robert Hermann - Mathematics John Hotaling - Social Studies v Donald Kline - Technology Paul Krauss A- Art Christine Kuzdzal A- Mathematics Janet Kuzman - Phys. Ed Mary Landrio - Foreign Language Sharon Legge -- English 3 I rr' i, l I i 1 i i l Q f i 5 ' i -- .fs-e-..,-re-.. Dennis Slattery - Phys. Ed. Thomas Smith - English Richard Spohr - Phys. Ed. X Robert Stimson - Mathematics Super, Donald Snyder - Science Daniel Thomas - Social Studies Hutchm Tibbetts Guidance Counselor Mary Beth Vail English The Foreign Language department offers a program in five languages Most of our students in French and Spanish are keeping their sequence from the study they began in the middle school. German and Italian, however, also have a good enrollment offering four years sequence in German and three years in Italian. Latin is offered as a one year program. Students may also earn college credit through our program The University in High School offered in cooperation with SUNYA. The courses for additional college credits are German 4, French 5-6, and Spanish 5-6. The Foreign Language department offers the latest techniques in teaching methods using audio cassettes, computers and pro- fessionally prepared videotapes for best educational achieve- ments, Special programs in Foreign Language, recorded directly from our new satellite dish, are also used in classrooms. Students rf! J rfg 4 may also use software available in the library for self-instruction or for preparation for the College Achievement test. Remember: you learn more about your language when you learn a second language! Be Bilingual! N ' is li. ...... Theodore Vickery - Technology Ed. Herbert Weidemann Y Business Q. N Kathleen Wilkes Y Typist - ' ' Tanya Willcox 7 English zlfffiir ft W I , A- 1 J X ., James Wingate - Social Studies NT ' Herman wyid - Phys. Ed. X ' John Yager - Social Studies .ij Ken Zacharias - Science J 71 -.- - -..rt .gau- J . --.,...L-.- Margaret Ricci -- Mnllicninlim Kenneth Robitaillc -- Guiclnncu Counselor Kathleen Roman -- Science Paul Roman ---- Science Larry Rorick --- Phys Ed Donna Ross -- Guidance Counselor Linda Rose - Science f, .iamwvu ,O i l l l. I ' dl gal Mary Anne Ross Mnthemalirs vlucllih Rothstein f- friglisli Nancy Ryan ff Foreign Language Barbara Sanders f Mathematics James Seaman f Malhemulics George Sengenberger -- Social Studies Rene Sheehan - Guidance Counselor Allan Sholles -- English 'Z-' The Health program continues to flourish. We have added new audio visual materials to the program and a new VCR to view them with. The CPR program is revised, according to new Red Cross guidelines, and continues to train a couple of hundred students per year. 1 ,,R 1 'ef .as . N... .. . ...ia- ,un-. , Q JANITORS: Seated: Charlie Nall, Gladys Short, John Moller. Standing: Guy Lindemann, Bill Taber, Charlie Unser, Fred Ormsby, Art Lamontagne, Charlie Butler, Ed Du Guay, Jim Moller. if -Q 3 .S 'SW' , . v 'bt x ' 5' 1' ' , 1 'TW Anita Lieberman, Teaching Assistant Nan Lynch, Teacher Aide Laurie Martin, Senior Typist Pamela Masik, BOCES Interpreter 2- cl X Patricia Mosall, Typist ' ' lg' Y Judy Ogborn, BOCES - Teacher Aide .X Linda Percent, BOCES Aide Suzanne Phillips, School Monitor l Q Q .-' .n 'S I ' S 1 l i X.: Q ' , ,gel -w-v Madeline Rapant, BOCES - interpreter Carole Salford, Teaching Assistant Marge See, BOCES - lnterpreter Joanne Sholtes, Senior Typist Joyce Smith, Teaching Assistant Michelle Thomas, Teacher Aide Susan Von Dell, Senior Stenographer Kathleen Wilkes, Typist J Q J I K f'l il V9 Y 4 u l :-U' -. 5 . 4 r. - ,Q M5 A Ll XR , rp , 1 V ' . Q.: ,. K -X 'Lvl' t 5 41' :M x T! 3' , ' if 2-flf' , ' ' .- ' ' X 1.. h - T , 'I in . 1. I - fi, f f il ' . x - :nf I , E J a A - - 2 1 ' . t wr, ' NMll.irg'i Am' lxxvirwx ll. .t V-A I A 1.1 Htl -vrnmk MMV .Nm fntlllh' .lnwplu llinrqimril, 'l'r'nflnrig l'X'-'al4t.mt H11 lwlv lllnlwlv, lXOK'l.S llvnrlng lmlmlrvrl l'.ml.1C,.ml, l Vplnt .lrmn C'unw.w, Tvnrlwr Ahh' .lnnicv Davis, Typiqt Belly livin, l'varliInqAQGi9lnr1t Maureen IJil.nlIu, Typlnt Cfmnie lvvs FvnlflY1,SrrClHlWriYl1L'r Nancy Ford, Telephone Operator Norma Hnlt, Typist Laurie Haecker, Speech Randolph Jerreld, Teacher Aide Sandy Kaye, BOCES Aide Jean Keehfus, Teacher Aide Carol Kelly. BOCES - Speech Joan Kosinski, BOCES A- Interpreter CAFETERIA STAFF: Standing: Linda Widener, Tony Mellte, Cindy Wagoner, Jackie Ciampi, Kathy Zwack, Elaine McCann. Dolores Pearl. Suntvd: Marge DeCarter, Bess Arcolano, Rose McNamara, Marti Sanderson. M-13 - .25 If -gl Him 5 Q' 1 k ' v5E1YwA 5 , .f S wi1.Ev5fZNe1'M-'ik r A Uv., ..,,x'2 ,W 12121 - N '.' H 1 ,V N' , r H-1:',,,-1' Q -- 1311.1 ', ,x ,. X X X x X 'li I P. Y- Jun i ' W M... Zz' 19: 'N 1' I I -.....,..- - -YA , - l l t t 74 l 1-------1--f--W 4- -------5 We - - -.-..1:......,,, 1 i1,A Q emi lamxi 5 0 1 KFEZIT3? igfww, f ' ,L I Terry Barlow Assistant Principal 'a 7Z644490 Dear Members of the Class of 1988, You have workeclg you have striven for the best you could beg you have labor-ed for the knowledge: you have opened your minds to new ideas. You have dont- all of this, and you have succeeded - you have come through! Yet, even as you realize this, you realize that graduation is not an ending, but .i transition from one phase of your lives to another. lt is the step that leads to new .ind different pathways. There should he love and fondness for what you have done. There should be anticipation and joy for what yet will come. The days you have spent at Guiltlerlancl Central High School should be but the prologue for happy and fulfilling days yet to come. On behalf of the faculty and staff, l wish that each and every one of you lead a life that is filled with challenges which allow you to grow, knowledge that allows you to succeed, and peace, which makes everything worthwhile. Congratulations to one super class! Respectfully, Debbie N. Pepin, Principal l John Ryan Jerry Trombetta ASSOCWC Pflf'lClPi1l Assistant Principal l h I 3 tskwlefzlf I 4 1 1 L , H4 .1 ,gb sr- F x fx V , f - K2 za- c- 'Q ' I 1, I N g! .iw fm ff 45: 4- Hli, A '.,....., ,A 11, 1ChuoUL ' will-Jlia -0 'Z 7 l 1 ,wk - -Y - -- - 1. 1 -LW , l Q 3 J , L 'I f . Q w A A Q 4 i is WN gl 10' .0 is' Psi QQQ xg - ijo. .L jf WHAG4 af + ' fi!!!-vt.-231' 4-5 4 x' Nl V' Q X11 ,E ! U U cl I 4 I I 5 E 2 Hello Therel Hi, my name is Marna Jacobs. I am from a called Lfibeck near Hambur in West Ger g . living with the Allard family in I am America is a lot different from Germany - year helped me to understand those Americans! my stay I had the most important cultural experience in my life, and I would like to ghank .gveryone that made me feel comfortable in G.C.H When I came to this country, I had a lot of strange opinions about the American way of life, Similar to the Americans having some strange ieas about Germany. INo, not everyone in Geri. any wears leatherpants g No, I didn't come t- 'aus to the U.S.!!!l Anyway, I enjoyed my stat . the U.S. and hope that next year more America' students challenge the adventure Excha .13 Take the chance and visit us in German Thanx again, especially to my host family that was patient with me and understanding at times. prison we recognized that everyone is a srl' of his own culture. Marna I-Ii, my name is Steffen and I'm a foreign exchange student from Denmark. Denmark is a country about the size of N.Y. state. Denmark is in the very south of Skandinavia, which is the north of West Europe. In most aspects it is much like Albany, there it is only a little warmer in the winter and a little colder in the summer. I came here to learn about another culture and to learn to speak English tof which I already had 9 years in school in Denmarkl. I think Guilderland High has given me both. The cul- tural part simply by treating me like an Amer- ican on both the soccer and the swimming teams. I met a lot of nice guys, Also, all of the people I have met in my classes. The language came automatically since my Danish didn't really help me here. I want to thank all of my friends and the teachers who have helped to make this a year l will never forget. Thanks, Steffen Hi! My name is Riikka Wesamaa and Im a rotary exchange student from Finland the little country of the lakes in Northern Europe where it is really not so cold as you think. My life here in Guilderland has been great and I think American life is . . . American with all its funny overwhelming plenties in eve- rything. Different but fun. The best thing Ive encouraged to be creative and express them- selves. Although Ive visited many places that Ive absolutely fallen in love with - oh good old Adirondacks I m going to miss you - it s the people that make the year so special. I think I ve learned much from you - new angles of life - which is the greatest part of the experience. Many thanks to all of you who have brought special things to my life here. Being an exchangee is a fantastic opportunity to open your mind to new things and see the world - which is - Guilderland N.Y. This year I ll forget not. - Riikka 7 Y I I D I Y D 7 C I 7 Y I 1 ! found in American schools is that people are C S 7 9 7 ! 7 7 7 1 ! I C 7 7 7 7 My name is Laure Nougier Im a Rotary Exchange student from Avignon in the south of France Iwhere when its cold its still warmer than herell Everything is really different here In school lm France we cannot change most of our class esl in the way of life the different values The involvement in sports is also not so important in my country REAL America not the one of movies or Wes terns I have met so many nice people here' I d like to thank the rotarians my host fami lies my teachers my friends and all of you for the awesome time I had And if you get the chance to be an exchange student go for it' I have had the best year of my 1 e Laure 7 1 I , I This year I have been able to discover the , . . 7 ,- I . , , - Y , . Q .4 l'f l . . 85 l-, -..A A-.......L. in 1 l'i I l l I l l l i 4 I l l l l ,'fzom,4fuumdz'de70ofzZd to X sy' K xxx Mama Jacobs uro Nougior. Slvllvn Krlsivnwn, Rikkn Wszsnniaa 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. lt is an opportunity, not a deprivation. GCHS 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 accept three American students. 3-45 h flu s h est ratm 9 , 13 Meese:-The 1 Beginning de' UQ Did Blish Knew? RY Tl HK!-4 la, r. L l!w1l7!!' '1lf'Cll 9 All XIII IIIW1, XVII. 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A ,V ,Q l A QM- .......,....,..,, ,k . -.M iii , 5 x 1 1 , 1 R , 5 , , deff ,I Jw. n -V V '31 -v , , 1 Y P ...Chg-1 L , , W 'BQ' +-Hanan..-sn-s.-1 11-4. dntezcwce l WINTER COURT: Row number 1: lfrontl Darren Cady lFr.l, Sasha Fer- rucci lFr.l, Bill Smith lFr,l, Deb Delzot- to lFr.l, Dave Shipe lSo.l, Ali Roemer lSo.l, Jen Kelly lJr.l, Bob Gula lJr.l, Kris Ferris lJr.l, Dan lndilicato lJr.l, Kim O'Brien lJr.l, Rick Geoffroy lJr.l, Stacey Smith lSo.l, Greg Smith lSo.l. Row number 2: lbackl Jason Decker lSr,J, Jesse Simmons lSr.l, Brian Henk lFr,l, Nasrene Yadegari lFr.J, Dave Gross lSr,l, Colleen Kavanaugh lSr.l, Jen Walker lSr,l, Kevin Mullaney lSr.l, Jen Lennebacker lJr.l, Tim McCarthy lclf l, Angela Gorman lSo.l, Alex Mundt lSo.l Senior Class King and Queen Kevin Mullaney and Jen Walker Also, forthe second year in a row, a Pep Rally was held on Friday for the entire student body to help promote the winter sports program and, also, school spirit. Scooter races, cheerleading routines, and the introduction of the winter var- sity sports teams highlighted the rally's activities. The Winter Court, consisting of three girls and three boys from each grade, was announced. On Wednesday, January 13, all students voted for three boys and three girls from their grade that they wanted to be on the court. The top female and male vote-getters from each grade were pronounced king and queen at the Pep Rally. This second annual Winter Week was culminated by the Winter Dance, attended by over 300 students and raised nearly S800 for Student Government, GD Junior Class King and Queen Tim McCarthy and Jon Lciiriclmckcr Our 1938 Winter Week. which was spon- sorvtl hy Student Government, prov-'al to he successful in some arcns .md unsucfvsslul in others The week ol .lnnimry ll corisietvrl ol five spirit days, Monday through Friday, which were poorly attended The :lays ine cludcrl' Dress Down Day, Clash! Muse matched Shoe Day. College Shirt Day, Ski Day and finally, the traditional Reel and White Day on Friday, Freshman Class King and Queen Brian Henk and Nasrene Yadegari Wmtwmw .15 W i nl .I l l 1 l l .......,,k..f,- .... ,, , Y of ax' 'mn ,AA ffjgfx X Zi 'L Electronic Information ll Jamie Pruskowski, Kevin McCreesh BakingfCak Mark Pieck e Decorating l ' -- af- --- -- .gan ....,.1.. J, ,...,f,:-V F-x -S-Cx 'Fi .Arm Child Care ll Karin Graff 'fn 3' I I 1. I a e. M 1. X i Q?-an ' N l -NN rx ' ,g,3 ,3,N N dt .i 5.-if , A auifl g i P Cosmetology ll Grace Satalino, Melissa Peek, Kathleen Ford G' Q7 H .,.:, o ' -' 5 .i ' 1 1 V ' J' .math . . b l f -1 K'-gp-5 j . Sax X V ' ,h K' -,M V If ,f 'Z ,, . g . ' A D ,. Q. A f . ' ' :TQ ' P .A - A . 1 1 X L It 'Y 1 Child Cure ll Jody Harris, Sandy Bounds 5ff'ofi4 gimm, mmmmaifwbw , l L , ' I l Sri'-ga r NY' -if ..iu....-. ni N -1- l I N The '88 Tawasenthan staff ras experimented with a new outlof- . in producing this yearbook. Thi in- cluded the new cover, and a uni iue theme which carries throughout the book. This theme allowed the staff to open the book with the freshman class and continue through to the seniorsg this adds a new aspect to the yearbook. Working on the yearbook con- sists of long hours of hard work - doing layouts and organizing pic- tures, among other things. We hope that this yearbook is an accurate representation of student life at Guilderland. Each page has been created with much time and effort put into it. We hope that you enjoy your yearbook now and in years to come. '88 Yearbook Staff ALAHY ..-1 'W an Q..-..,. mm af'-use-q-nnbnsgrv--.nmfa,L.s WV ,......Y,.,,,, ..,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, X X y Will? '. , C 'x Electricity ll Kevin Hauser Diesel Mechanics Il Ted lngle 1 19 'L .gUx'L f F i O ONTAC1 S Building Trades ll Shawn McCumber, Ed Feulner, Lou Meo, Craig Sowalski -Mm ii-.fa ,'.' A IX,uI.inm Kink l .-.nv -gi Diesel Mechamcs ll Grant Roberts 's i V l I Y 1 l I Y I 1 N 1 Y 3 I Horticullure H H Mark Nye x Q N Auto Mechanics ll Bob Burkart, Keith Helm, Blll Wright .fgww-W- - H V - W fel . ,-.-.N- l f Roberta Studen David Kunz Steve Sherman S-Zvi -X 1-. Dhwlos for avallable Shawn Pang, John Haines, Eileen fri: 77:7 Kmllay Nlcule Hamngton xi . - X x , Rosalie Vallee Roger Shank E FUNDAMENTAI. SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM This BOCES Special Education Program is designed to focus on skills necessary for independent living and com- petitive or sheltered employment. The curriculum includes career training at the Vo'Tec Center and a supportive program at Guilderland High School. Anne Gabriel-Poczobut - Teacher Linda Percent - Aide Lynn Prusky - Aide Carol Kelly - Speech Pathologist Jennifer Purrington lxxl 5 N1 v. 4-4 ,oi Melanie McGraw Eng Bfuckgf Jimmy Moore John Sofologis N 1 135' Patty Hathaway allay ' E Wo: ua I Ab ,wfxxl 'i V WW, XM' l 1' :YI ll il i ll, ' z 4 1 1 3 f 5 Je: E 4 Z l . L- I Focus is an alternative education program offered at Guildcrland High l School for students who do not ex- perience success in mainstream class- l es. ln this year of its 10th anniversary, am the Focus program has done a variety Hack mw Jim Calvvry, Jim Harbeck, Deiuan Crawlord, Steve Shave, Dan Carusone, Valerie Young, Ann Dudley, Dave f N I t K, y , th Y F ll P. . ' Smith, Bill McGrath, Nancy Curcurlto, Lara Ten Eyck, Shawn Tlce, Karen Below, Dawn Scott, Roberta Klein, Tim Walters, O Sptcm 'IC lvl 'FS' 8 'Gmc at John Tymchyn, Buddy Leonard, Chris Livingston, Larry Masker Tnwaggntha, Thankggiuing dinner Middle rnw. Lori Salisbury, BettyAnn Luskin, Lori Hatela, Tracy Burnham, Laura Dix, Rick Lajoy, Dave Judeikls, Paula k vd b th 1 tj h ash M Wachiel. Dan Sweeney, Gina Bassano, Bill Wright, Dawn McGrath, Bob Nopper, Amy Roman, Tammy Adams CO0 F V 'Lac ers' Ogun ac' Seated on floor: Josh Wechsler, Margaret Whlnnery, Renee Cameron, Lisa Aucllno, Terry Nltsky, Matt McLoughlin beth at the Egg, 5 final picnic and the Missing lrom picture: Mlke Traxon, Angle Erno, Star Pleck, Joe Weis, Mike Wroblewski, Pete Connelly, Shawn McCumber, Missy Shoemaker, Rick Slatcher, Rob Sllngerlands, Rob Leveyra, Ken Garcia awards banquet. Four teachers and an I aide provide the support, encourage- ment, and academic skills needed to i achieve the goal of graduation. Student of the Quarter Awards lst Mike Traxon Gina Bassano Shawn Tice Tony Carrow l 2nd Laura Dix l Angie Emo Lara Ten Eyck if l I I X 3 ' X 1 Back row: Eric Grlmstead, John Marcll, Michelle Marcil Front row: Sharon Legge, Nancy Lown A V1 .---,....Y-- 0 HMS Wall-air. , east sixteen during period three on any ACE day, you may have heard music cc' T, into the hall. If you ever wondered who was making it, you might be interester' t snow that it was the Guilderland Central High School Orchestra better known as . ,f orchestra, and for good reason. Thirty violins, seven violas, nine cellos, four bases. tour flutes, an oboe, two clarinets, two bassoons, three trumpets, a French horn. two saxophones, three trombones, two tubas, and three percussion, all with players attached, certainly fill up space. A smaller group of eight violins, four violas, tour cellos, and two basses, all included in the full orchestra, make up the chamber ensemble, which traditionally plays at senior awards night, as well as a winter and spring concert, and the district festival in May which the full orchestra also plays in, under the conducting of Phyllis Lyngard. Both organizations play all types of music, ranging from Baroque to contemporary and everything in between. lt could be a classic concerto, or a significant symphony, or some precocious composers arrangement of a popular piece. But whatever it is, you don't need to wonder anymore about who's rehearsing in east sixteen. - by Stephanie Pieck Conductor: Phyllis J. Lyngard VIOLIN I: Sarah Boyce, Erin Bmce, Tonl Corigliano, Christa! Cudworth, Annette Davis, Claudia Dayian. Traci Delaney. Shaman Dietz, Heather Goldstein, Tom Kouo, Nlcole Mahoney, Sue Rhee. Guinevere Schweigert. Jenny Wooster. VIOLIN ll: Dawne Amsler, Tacey Andres. lnyang Bassey. Rachel Bruce, Christa Caruso, Kellie Cummings, Melissa DI Ianni, Karla Fenucct. Paul Kazmer, Marie-Jose Le Fevrc, Crystal McAllister, Julie Montana, Tarnsin Newman, Megan Northway, Janlsse Pagan, Elaine Thuener. VIOLAL Clndy Caruso, Mary Connery, Michelle Gabree. Vlrky Gong, Julia Mlllls, David Rubensteln, Alison Schroeder, VIOLINCELLO: Catherine Clarke, John Davis, Natasha Kasparoff, Christine Leach. Man Lund. Kim O'Brlen, Stephanie Pleck, Jen L, Smnh. Claire Watkins. CONTRABASS: James Burns, Preston lnglee, Emily Reeb, Susan Storey, FLUTE: Amy Roemcr, Julie Walter, Julia Turner, Kathleen Kelly. OBOE: Daniel O'Nell. CLARINET: Wendy Cady, Klm M. Stroebele. BASSOON: Michelle Fenton, Lauren Escher, SAXO4 PHONE: Kevin Barcomb, Julie Cummings. FRENCH HORN: Make Ryan. TRUM- PET: Dleter Drake, Michael Falzano, Robert Slealey. TROMBONEt Lonny Fiber, Dan Flber, Kevin Hodgson. TUBA: Dan Huba, Dan Van Sycklc. TIMPANI AND PERCUSSION: Christopher Muller, Richard OildIh0Ul, Marc Vincent. PIANO: Llsn Grumet. 6 Conductor PhyllnJ Lungnrd VIOLIN l Erln Bruce, Tamsln Newman, Sarah Boy-cc, Suv Rlwv VIOLIN II Toni Curlgllnnn, Nlcolu Mahoney, Shannon Dwll, Tom Koun VIOLA Julla Mlllls, Mary Connery, Vickv Cong. Michelle C-abree VIOLINCELLO Catherine Clarke, Kim O'Brlen, Chrlsllnvz Leach. Malt Lund CONTRABASS Emlly Recb, Preston lnglvc. dam? Conductor Deborah Cady SOPRANOS: Diane Amsler, Bonnie Anthony, Ansa Baseey, Linda Benacquisla, Laurel Beverley. Erin Bruce, Rial Brucker, Marv Connery. Heather Colon, Tillant DiMura. Julie English, Lisa English, Lauren Fxscher. Wendy Fortin, Yvonne Hammer, Karen Hukey. Tammy Johnson. Colleen Kavanaugh, Amy Kudder. Kathy Knowles, Nanette Lawrence, Cara McKinney. Deonna Messercola, Amy Mnlinaro, Margherila Petti, Lrsa Sands, Lori Shaw, Jeannie Smith, Jennifer Smith, Kelly Stealey, Tricia Stott, Kim Stroebele. ALTOS: Catie Breedlove, Amy Buess. Wendy Cady, Christa Caruso, Liz Caruso, Beth Cleary, Julie Cummings. Shelia Delaney, Tracy Delaney, Renee Dorn, Kelly doyle. Diane Duda. Tanya Franstor, Angela Gorman, Debbie Grumet, Lisa Grumet. Heather Kobrin, Linda Koenig. Laura Krause. Amy Krebs, Darci Leizer, Nancy Nachbar. Julie Novicski, Patty Parron. Bonnie Schultz, Klm Sloan, Nicole Stein. Chandra Trautwein, Ruth Trimarco. Danielle Vincent. Ber- nadette Virkler. Sara Vitagliano. Marcy Ward, Elizabeth Wells, Erica Wells, Kris Witham, Amy Witko. TENORS: Marc Archibald. Dan DiSanto, Steve Godfrey, Frank Hill. Matt Kaiser, Tom Kouo, Alan Maki, Rob Meyers, Ray Pachucki, Ethan Roy. William Stewart, Rick Vonderlacken. Jeff Winter, Ray Woznack, BASSES: Mall Archxbald. Kevin Barcomb, Gary Benacquista. Jon Berg, Jeremy Briggs. Darren Cady, Brian Cook, Matt Dingle, Sam Harrison. John Mara. Jason McClellan, John Ogden, Michael Regan. Nathan Smith, Noah Stern, Cosmo Tropiano, David Tucker, Barry Turek. Tom Weaver, Slow 6440: Director: Deborah Cady Choreographer: Gigi Obloy SOPRANO: Bonnie Anthony, Margaret Petti, Jen Smith, Klm Stroebele, Alternate: Rim Brucker, TENOR: Frank Hill, Man Kaiser, Alan Maki, Rob Memers, Alternate: Tom Kouo. ALTO: Erin Bruce, Wendy Cady, Mary Connery, Colleen Kavanaugh, Altemate: Laura Krause. BASS: Matt Archibald, Brian Cook, Noah Stern, John Berg. ACCOMPlANlSTS: Lisa Grumet, Julia Cummings, David Tucker, Mark Vlncent. ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR: Christa Caruso. SOUND: Sandra Cook, Chandra Trautweln, Marcy Ward. gcwd? Conductor: James Corlgllano Tresa Almy, Tracy Antalek, Kevln Barcomb, lan Barnett, Arlelle Berman, Bowden, Jullc Brlttcll, Wendy Cady, Llnda Catlln, Steve Clarke, Vlnce Colleen congan, Karen Cox, Julie Cummings, Allison Decker, Dan Dcltz, Chrls DI lannl, Dieter Drake, Kyle Drake, Dlane Duda, Greg Falzano, Michelle Fenton, Dan Fiber, Lonny Fiber, Lauren Fischer, Chip George Fmncls, Kelly Frantzen, Dave Fraterrlgo, Mike Fraterrlgo, John Shannon Garrlty, Doron Greenblatt, Terry Hangst, Kevln Hodgson, Dnnlel Preston lnglcc, Sarah Kalser, Kelly Keenan, Kathleen Kelly, Jen Keogh, Klllnskl, Dale Koch, Andrea Kolsky, Laura Krause, H. La Mountaln, Paul Levin, Heather Lussler, S. McAlIlster, Krls McComb, Michelle McComb, Brig MQuthecn, Amy Mollnaro, Chris Muller, Liz Nltsky, Karl Novlczskl, Dan O'Nell, Richard Oslerhout, Rich Pagllara, Kim Plelon, Kim Plkul, Mike Richman, Amy Roemer, Tlm Russell, Mlke Ryan, Adam Siegfrlcd, Chrlstlne Sllvla, Stacey Smlth, Kristen Spargo, Robert Stealey, Klm Stroelbele, Anll Tarantlno, Julla Turner, Dun Van Sycldl,-v Colleen Vnn Buren, Marc Vlncent, Julie Walter, Andy Whitney, Kris Wltham, Bethk, Woodward, Joe Zltomer, Josh Zllomer. - 6 P Conductor: Deborah Cady SOPRANO l: Alesla Barkley, Arlelle Berman, Klm Brooks, Julie Caruso, Klm Cencl, Jennifer Chnttman, Jennller Cohen, Sandy Cook, Sasha Ferruccl, Erln Klsby, Jeulca Llnsley, Tlna Maslrlanl, Shannon McAlllster, Colleen McHugh, Nehad Mohnnna, Megan Northway, Margaret Petti, Stephanie Plesk, Krlstln Ratta, Heather Reknrt, Chrlstlne Rlccl, Elaine Thuener, Julie Trlmarco, Nlkkl Wlnston, Carroll Valachovlc. SOPRANO Il: Mlchelle Borowskl, Jennller Burnash, Chantal Bushey, Alllon Derusha, Karen Foster, Stacy Gabree, Mellssa Gelley, Heather Goldsteln, Julll Heppner, Jennller Jackson, Kris Kllts, Laura Krause, Michelle LaVlolette, Rena Lajoy, Kal Martln, Kelsha Martin, Kathleen Parker, Holly Prysmont, Amy Stott, Chandra Trautweln, Katy Unser, Krls VandeWal, Corey Vltagllano, Kris Vrbanac, Krls Wltham, Stacey Zyskowskl. ALTO: Lorl Bowen, Tara Butler, Janlce Carmello. Christa Caruso, Cyndl Caruso, Colleen Coogan, Kelly Cummlngs, Debbie Delzotto, Chris DI lannl, Marta Falkowska, Patty Ferrand, Ann Glgllo, Lisa Getnlk, Nancy Halsdorf, Shana Harris, Natasha Kasparoll, Llsa Makl, Monlca McKinsey, Tracy Palma, Maureen Parker, Marla Petti, Heldl Relnemann, Jennller Sheppard, Erlca Spazloso. Kelly Stnllord, Klm Tarullo, Julle Urban, Ellzabeth Warner, Cecily Well- burgh, Chrls Wemple, Valerle Young. Director: James Corlgliano ALTO SAXAPHONES: Kevin Barcomb, Kyle Drake, Brig McCutcheon. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Julie Cummings. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: John Fulgan. TRUM' PETS: Dleter Drake, Mlchael Falzano, Robert Stealey, Josh Zitomer. TROMBONES1 Scott Bowden, Steven Clarke, Danny Flber, Lonny Fiber, Kevin Hodgson, Michul rlchman, Andy Whitney, Joe Zltomer. PIANO: Laurel Veberley, GUITAR: DOW, Tucker. BASS: Preston lglee. PERCUSSION: Art Bernstein, Marc Vincent. l ll mu 9 cor: lntev ed kno: BS 1 lo I ases horrj' two play rs at A 'mall' intl, full senlnf aw: Maywhicl Bo. UU and ery ll :ould coml ser' won: rar - I 5 v Y 5 6 1 Q 2,4722 slgi, , -:JI if-Y f'-1 - A 1953 Fw? A A f', L' f 1- X Q t . i Ax Lf l .3 ,'. X ti' .. if lin! ,- Q f f A Now in its sixth consecutive year under the dl- rection of James Corigllano, the Gullderland Hlgh School Jazz Ensemble is going strong. lts twenty- three members rehearse every morning ln the ban- droom. during homeroom, and perform at least three times each year, at Guilderland's December, February, and April concerts, The Jazz Ensemble features members from every grade level. Seniors, Kevin Barcomb, Julle Cum- mings and Laurel Beverly have all been in the group for four years, Other seniors in the band are Rob Stealey. Lonny Fiber, Marc Vincent, and Pret lnglee, Juniors in Jazz Ensemble are Dieter Drake, Janine Pangburn, Andy Whitney, and Kevin Hodg- son. Sophomores include John Fulgan, Josh Zltomer, Joe Zitomer, Mike Falzano, Mike Richman, Danny Fiber and Vince Compareita. And the freshmen in the band are Kyle Drake, Brig McCutcheon, Steve Clarke. Scott Bowden and Dave Tucker. The format of the Jazz Ensemble is such that many different people are featured as soloists at one time or another. This year, featured sololsts have included Mike Flazano, trumpetg Julle Cummings, tenor sax, Kevin Barcomb, Alto sax and Lonny Fiber, trombone. The main objectives of the Jazz Ensemble are to give students the opportunity to play a multitude of different styles in a small ensemble situation, to encourage instrumental improvisation and most im- portantly, to have a good time, make friends and play good music. And since 1983, the Guilderland Htgh School Jazz Ensemble has continued to do just those things! - Julie Cummings -f ,- 7 li tg., Q71 ,1 ff IA' l. l ' 4 T f E A' 'Q' I X . ,VA dl, y S l. es- 5 Zdafuw ff .:f K E 1 I S4444 64441 64441 J 7454 PW '1 A V A -ff' '- 4'JNi'Tl5c -.ag ,, ig:-: ', V A247 X .VM 5 ' 1 1 J QA l I ' I f1 'n f 1f'E. 14, 4 J I X- x xr ' v --fx.. 6' f Q 9, 5 c1145. ,in V71 : PQI ,' 77 VI 19? 5 41 -4:15-Q link sky Q 1 ,Lug 4 li-' ' .vrgqr . i W I ',-gp, 9 f , 6 2259 T2 M lr Q 5 k Sf inf' l 1?'F 14' 'I ...JV 'hifi l ' ' Af WW Ili f-5, +1 l 'I t x, u., .. FFIVUKTMJ 1 TTT? l , ,Q Q1 A 4..f, I V I., -4: v!'Li w l ,.:.1.4a.a-as.. , 9.1, , -.V Oatdoofz 66445 I ..f 'LY'l B. Top row: Karen Edwards, Kevin Green, Brett Forman, Ethan Roy, Jessi Ruthman, John Birchler, Daniel Oneil, Kirsten Mundt, Stephanie Neaton, Jennifer Cohen. Johanna Woelfel. Amnesty International is a new group in Guilderland, part of an international organization dedicat- ed to working for the release of prisoners of conscience, fair and prompt trials for political prisoners, and an end to torture and exe- cutions. The group writes letters to government officials on behalf of specific prisoners, seeking more hu- mane treatment and trying to end all forms of arbitrary imprisonment and punishment, 7 43 OUTDOOR CLUB - Mr. Bender, Tim Da- ly, Paul Kazmer, Eric Browne. Kneeling: Tom Cullen, Eric Campbell, Chris Cornish. Not shown: Mike Falzano, Dave Gloizi. The Outing Club is an organ- ization for students interested in learning more about hiking, backpacking, and other outdoor ac- tivities throughout all four seasons. if I , ,,,.....w..--m Future Business Leaders of America is in its 4th year at GCHS. Although the emphasis of this or- ganization is on developing lead- ership skills and on competition events at the district and state lev- el, it is also a socially oriented group that enjoys having fun work- ing together, lt's a great way to develop personal skills and get rec- ognition at the same time. Miss Fink Front row Kristen Goodhart, Jeremy Briggs, Kathleen Kelly, Chantal Bushey Back row: Berry Turek, Colleen Ross, Sue Keprelian, Tracie Thurn, Kris Kagel, Mrs Fink 1? The French Club, Le cercle fran- cais, in its second year of revival at Gullderland, is being received with much enthusiasm. This year's officers, Dave Gross, President, Cort Kim, Vice- Presldentg Jen Walker, Secretary, Les- lie Gross, Treasurer, and Amy Doyle, Sergeant-at-arms, are leading the French Club in fulfilling its purpose ol furthering our knowledge and promot- ing our interest in French culture through extra-curricular activities. The French Club held its second an- nual Christmas party and is avidly mak- ing plans for the upcoming Mardi Gras as well. ln June, we will travel to New York City to see the Broadway sen- sation Les Miserables. ln the future, the French Club hopes for even more enthusiasm and participation as W0 continue to understand and appreciate the fascinating French culture. Front row: C. Kim, V.-Pres., D. Gross, Pres., l. Gross, Treas., J. Walker, Sec., A. Doyle, Sgival' Arms. Row two: P. Bolduc, L. Nougier, S. Rhee. B. Kim- A. Gorman, 5. Barna, A. Decker, R. LeFevre. Row three: R. Wesamaa, J. Mlllls, C. Clarke, K- O'Brlen, K. Deitz, Y. Welsh, S. Kaback, Mm' Coon, Advisor, D. Irwin, M. Fenton, T. Coriglianm ,D. Culella, C. Smith. Row four: J. Prodaflkas, K. Doyle, J. Mackey. 5- Grazlano, J. Caruso, J. Gregory, E. Shub. A- Kolsky, S. Atkinson, H. Morier, G. Schweigeri. Top row: P. Chung, K. Barret, J. Woelfel. A- DeRusha, C. Pettograsso, N. Yadegari. The Wargamers group is for any student who takes an interest in games requiring skill, intelligence, use of strategy or cunning. The games involved are as uncompli- cated as checkers, subtle as chess, or as creative as Dungeons and Dragons. ln other words, whatever happens to be challenging or in- terestingl!! Back row: Duryl Bray, Mike Collins, Chris Klob, Harry Kearns, Mr. Parmenter. Front row: Mike Lazaro, Sam Harrison, Mark Donaroma, ,-.1 as Q., Fay Club: Riding Club Advisor: Mr. Seaman The Riding Club IS for those stu dents who have an interest and de sire to learn the proper riding skills both for recreational as well as competition riding The club is in volved in two riding sessions The fall session involves those who are interested in trail rides At this time the club meets at Willow Stables and the trail rides include riding through the Pine Bush area The second session begins in November and meets at Billy Boy Stables ln this session students are taught about the care and handling of horses as well as the correct skills of riding Students receive a one hour lesson every Thursday at 3 p m given by a qualified instructor Many students go on to compete in local house shows in the area Back row Mr Seaman Janice Carmello Yonna Welsh Libby Wells Front row Jennifer Gregory Julie Fletcher WMM wl Raw rtfrrrmfr l iirnnri Ch.in.ir.i Tran:-.ti-iz: .fnlm Turner. Maw lfllcn Srnlrrich, Suv Rhcc, Nicole Stein, Jen Walker, Tamsin Newman, Amy Mollnaro, Cara Nlr,H,m.-i, F-! tin.-lie P-1411 ::-if Are:-.1 l lt :-. !l.'.iili.'r Kalmn, IM-l-iw Grnmt-l, Dunn Cult-lla, Patty Gltto, Lauren Fischer, Cathy Clarke, Karen Deltz, Catle Hr--.'i!.ia'..' H lu. :i --r J ' EZ.-i N rr any '-lm lime, ll--li lion-ni, l5.w-' Omni, Kim O'llrivn, Tim McCarthy. R .tw 1- l I 1? E EVE RN V' ., .:n,1. .nt .lnitc Walls H i-.L L r git l i Ef.-,.':1. , Cum Mali.-r, .lt-.int ll il li .5 5. ii f.-. .-'vw l. art: lintliinxkk' The Tawasenthan Chapter of the National Honor Society promoted HUC, week: spon- sored the third annual eighth grade orientation eveningl sponsored the Canadian Stu- dents Against Global Extermia nation Presentation, raised money for donations during April Aid by selling jewelry and Valentines balloons. ln October. the Tawasentha Chapter recognized 28 new members during an induction ceremony held at the high school, 116 1 l am Kniinivl liar.-nnuml, Iilnr Stmvlwlv, Linda Catlin, Wendy Cady, Michelle Naplerskl, Kelly Wilber, Sarah 1 J- .-2.-145 l r sl M1 QQ it ll Y . V I ,ll .er lhilq, Sv. 5 I 2 il It 1 , 5 55 ' 2 4 A , - its - i , 1' I I The German Club is open to all students who want to familiarize themselves with the German cul- ture. The club involves itself in var- ious activities such as the Octoberfest, the International Fes- tival. the annual trip to the Ba- varian Chalet, scavenger hunts and German brunches. The club dis- cusses much more than simply the language itself. We discuss current German politics and other events of interest. German Club is a group where not only knowledge is gained but memories are made. Sitting: lleft to rightl Mike Collins, Katie Morrison, Mark Bonner. Mara Berman, Stef- fen Kristensen, Bill Schreiner. Standing: Eric Bortell, Jon Blakenship, Kris- ten Allard, Sue Kirchoft, Mr. Fuchs, Linda Catlin. Sue Milo, Teri Virmala, Jen Jackson, Kelly Keating. 60:6 77Zedd4 60:4 Media Club is an organization of students who are interested in tele- vision production from the stand- points of creativity, technology and journalism. These students produce the Flying Dutchmen morning show as well as other programs such as cable teleconference and special events to be cable cast over Chan- nel 28. Standing: Barry Turek, Leah Berkery, Mary Jo Lefevre, Lisa Gitriik, Bakari Brooks, Bob Beliveau, Rich Beverley, Matthew Saplin, Scott Ganzy, Christopher Morales, John Vanzandt, Seated: Nicole Stein, Bill Schreiner, Rich Osterhout. Seated: Nicholas Viscio, Mike Wroblewski, Ray Woznack, Eric Browne, MaryEllen VanWormer. 119 l 'I emceg The Wargamers group is for any student who takes an interest in games requiring skill, intelligence. use of strategy or cunning, The games involved are as uncompli- cated as checkers, or as creative as Dungeons and Dragons. ln other words. whatever happens to be challenging or interesting!!! Back Darrvl Bray. Mike Collins, Nlarlc Don- nariima, Harry Kearns. Mr Parmenter Fr-int Mike Lazarn. Sam Harris. Rob Liv- ingston, Chris Klob Not shown Greg Nadeau, flelf Neel, Kevin Sheridan. Richard Mattice, Greg McGowan, ,levee Ruthman 118 70 Dance Company is composed of people who are interested in the creative aspects of dance as well as the fun of moving to music. Begun in 1976, membership has been open to all - beginners as well as advanced dancers. Top: Laura Krause. Second row: Ruth Trimarco, Davld Ross- man, Victor Tulchinsky, Brian Cook, Kim Stroebele. Kneeling: Rilkka Wesamas, Julie Trimarco, Alan Maki, Catie Breedlove, Carrie Blake:- ley, Bonnle Schultz. Bottom: Mrs. Obloy, Laure Nougler. n It r ' l 1 4 The Troubadour, Guilderland High's literary magazine, is pub- lished each spring. Beginning in No- vember, the staff reads submissions and decides which pieces have the most literary merit. The staff then edits the pieces in preparation for sending them to Mrs, Harrington and her student typists. Left to right: Jessica Jacklet, John Birchler, Kirstin Mundt Missing: Daniel O'Neil, Julie Cummings, Nicole Stein lf there's one thing l'll remember about The Journal it'll be the Journal Office. l will never understand how something so small could get so full of newspapers, junk food wrappers, homework, textbooks, photos, and people. People like Mr. Smith, our amazingly dedicated advisor and journalism teacher. People like the rest of the staff, who worked long and hard to make each issue better than the one before. People like the seniors who took the journalism course and sweated over one story for weeks so that it would be good enough for the paper. People like the artists who came out of nowhere lor were pulled out, kicking and screamingl to provide quality graphics on a tight deadline, lf my memory doesn't fade too much, l'll also remember the endless evenings spent laying out pages, the typos and mistakes we didn't notice until after the paper was print- ed, the staff meetings where story ideas and angles materialized out of thin air, the les- sons we learned about fairness and accu- racy, the readers who praised our merits and pointed out our faults, the deadlines we missed and the people who hounded us until we finally published just to spite them, the pictures we forgot to take, the stories we forgot to write, and the people l forgot to thank for making my tenure as editor-in- chief one of the best years The Journal ever had. - Mark Daly Front row: John Comerford, Michelle Lee McMullen, Mark Daly, Geri Anne Fenneuey Second row: Tracie Thurm, Doug Klein, Jonathon Temps, Abby Levine, Mary Ellen smifbieh, Nlcole Stein, Debbie Grumet, Tlm McCarthy, Davld Karmn Missing: Melissa Gelley, Patty Parron, Shannon Greene ln its third year at Guilderland High School. the Community Service Program has over 140 students registered to vol- unteer their services to the community. Many students are involved in long term volunteer services such as working at local hospitals, 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 special programs such as the Hearing lmpaired and the F.S.l. Pro- grams, acting as couriers in the offices and Xerox rooms, performing clerical du- iles in the Guidance Center, assisting in the School Store, and tutoring other stu dents The Student Service League lSSLt is it new aspect of this ye.ir's program The 'ituilenti in the SSL vrlluni-:ut their time tu local agencies to h.-lp in fun ilralsing ,mil oth-fr rictiviti-fs S-wrrie of the .ictivltiwi that th-:sv stiiti.-nt-i h.i-..- par ticipat-'il in inclutlv th-' Nlriirufir Um trophy fl'-'lvtlirirr -ivvr lnihiir llti, w-'ch .-nil, th.- RIN-'riit'l'1.ivit.' l'iirit'vrt 'wlil .tt flltllilvrlnriil lliith Sflt 1-il, lhv Nlaririi' Corps Tramps liir lhit-t llriuw, .tml l'hri1tr1i.t't fliriillnq .tt U li ll-'flt lil vi-lv lim '-wilt Nlri ll,nii'.1rl V ui ge Vit u i'.-tim iimiili int-t-i-rm wi irw-n.- ' ti. M, ,- ul ri-iv ll--,tllwv l nlnn -Nm-, Nl t' vii ll-in. -f, Ki-Ile 'iltlli-lil, chili, Knlil-vt l.tiiy.l il wi, Ill i I.-l,'.'r mtiiili t kr ivi- 11 limit l li'-ilu A x 3 X 1 l l x W6-W .lf N-.T-by l lZ0 UELPHI Row l- Suv Walker, Nnsrune Yadegnrl, Britt Slcltingcr. Nlcnlv Gatlu, Amy Mollnnro, Jenlca Jacklet, Leslie Gran -V TreasuwrfSucwlnry, Marla Stone - Prirs , GerlAnna Fennrsly, Nancy Nachbnr Row 2 Randy Wlnne, Dan LaHarl, Alison Derusha, An- tlrva Attannsln, Chris Pettogrusso, Chris Markowskl, Brian Henk, .lulle FIeIche1,JIll Road, Kelly Brennan, Dnvld Gron Row Il: Kntl Tucker, Kellie Tucker, Melinda Hlgley, Gini Stewnrl, Tmcl Ma:Namarn, Dave Orslnl, Jail Tucltv. Pepe Pvlutn, Rick Genllroy. Todd Girdes, Jeanne Smith - Vice Pres., Pnlrlcla Parrnn, Lisa Sands, Jen Mackey, Jim Burns, Llmin Benaqulsta, Mrs. MnryBeth Vail - advisor Dedication, time, and helping others - that's what Key Club Is all about. With 125,000 members participating in 3,600 clubs worldwide, Key Club is the world's largest community service organization. Each year Key Clubbers provide more than six million man-hours of community service. Gullderland High School boasts an extreme- ly dedicated and involved Key Club with over fifty active members. The Guilderland Hlgh School Key Club is sponsored by the Western-Turnpike chapter of Kiwanis Inter- national. Activities this year included: adopting needy families lor Christmas, caroling at an Albany nursing home, raising money for the Ronald McDonald House, baking food lor the homeless, the Superdance, Teacher Ap- preciation Week, and planting tulips around the school. As you can see, Key Club is a hard work- ing, industrious, and productive organiza- tlon. Guilderland Key Club, with Mary Beth Vail as adviser, Maria Stone as president. Jeanne Smith as vice-president, Leslie Gross as secretary-treasurer, and Chris Markowski as Sergeant-at-Arms - promises to provide Its school and community dedication and service for many years to come. v--V A--e--ie-W A - e-sms,-.1-:Tm -fa-.-,L , As... . , gn mnrrer The Ski Club is open to any stu- dent in the high school of any ability level. This year has been the best ski year in sixteen years. We plan trips, as often as possible, all over the Northeast to such places as Gore Mt., Whiteface Mt., Stratton Mt., and Killington Mt., among many others. We also plan a week- end trip once a year, and this year we went to Smugglers Notch, Vt. Sitting: Beth Cleary, Laurie Nougier, Mama Jacobs, Amy Roemer, Jill Reed, Maria Ermides, Geri Fennessey Standing: Andrea Colleton, Lyn Klimkewicz, Chris Prichard, Kristen Mundt, Darrin Price, Kristina Nevin. Rich Dorgan, Paul Pollard, Leslie Gross. Chrissy Golonka, Becky Schultz, Jeff Seger I r The Project Adventure Club, A.K.A. P.A., is designed to give its members an opportunity to in- crease their confidence in them- selves and each other. Activities often involve group effort and co- operation. But more than that, it's fun, that is if you enjoy climbing walls, jumping off ceiling rafters, and repeatedly boggling your mind with seemingly unsolvable puzzles. Altogether, P.A. has formed some rather strong friendships, and we're sure Coach Rorick deserves a big hand for bringing us together and putting up with us. Top: Chris Dilanni, Mikle Varney, Coach Larry Rorick, Jen Jackson, Gail VanGuysling, Jeanette Rutermund, Diane Livingston Bottom: Rich Beverly, David Rossman, Kris Witham, Laura Rhea Krause, John Ogden Hanging: Catie Breedlove S .14 .D.D, lnternational Club Members are people who are interested in know- ing more about the people, culture. geography, etc., of 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 stu- dents who hope that greater un- derstanding can lead to a better world. And we love to travel and have tunl Top row, Kelly Tucker, Victor Tulchinsky, Jeanette Rutermund Lower row Katie Tucker, Kirstin Ross, Laurie Nougier, Rukka Wesamaa, Diane Amsler 122 66:45 Students Against Driving Drunk. Our purpose is to save lives, ed- ucate students concerning the laws in NYS, and to increase public awareness and prevention. Many students feel that SADD members are out to condemn everyone's fun, this is quite a backwards image, whereas we want to make sure eve- ryone will continue to be able to have fun. For the third year now we have participated in Albany's coun- ty wide dance, visited Elementary schools, promoted Prom and grad- uation talcohol freel events, and started the signing of contracts, which we hope for next year will increase. Row 1: Margie Lemmerman, Heather'1.a Mountain, Michelle Naplerskl, Michelle Casey, Sarah Boyce, Colleen Wilbur, Kelly Baron Row 2: Sarah Haviland, Kelly Wilbur, Shelin Delaney, Jessie Simmons, Kristen Goodhart, Kim Taylor, Wendy Fareri, Kristin Webb, Mr. Casclnl Row 3: Mr. Wingate, Beth Doyle, Catherine Day, Jen Muller, Kristin Barrlnger, Liz Fas- set, Beth Wormer, Llz Wells, Tara Soehnel. Kelly Sornberger Row 4: Dennis Holmes, Kelley Yodls, Katy Parker, Karen Clough, Ansa Bassey, Rob Boyce :.......,,,,... r it-M.- Top ww Amy' Kr-'by C--ll.--'rx Rt-nu now, Mr f.x1cln:,Krv1!-'rt hlcfuruh liutlum r-sw Math--lic Mcfmnl' l.xur n Fmrlw-'r, Kru Rv,.m P-lr Wmqntt- Top row Amy Kr-vhs, Colleen Roma now, Mr Cnsrxnl, Kruts-n MrCrvmh Pmttnm row Mvchelle MCC'-amh, I auren Fischer, Kris Ryan, Mr Wlngats- 2 6 Za! Row 1: Larry Brock, Greg Ellwocd, Ka- ren Barret, Jlm Burns, Marla Pettl. Row 2: Krlsten Casinl, Jason Decker, Jesslca Jacklet, Lorl Walker, Dave Wage oner, Jason Flalkoff, Dave Gross. Row 3: Kim Pikul, Llz Nitsky, Noah Kamarat, Stacey Smlth, Chlp Foster, Ju- lie Montana, Kely Doyle, Paul Chung, Greg Smith, Alex Mundt, Brett Fore- men. Row 4: Klrk Slnklns, Kerrl Novlnskl, Kim Keuopold, Nasrene, Chrls Pettigrasso, Teresa Almy, Kristen Spargo, Stacy Barna, Theresa Clough. Row 5: Renee LaFevere, Colleen Romaa now, Allison Decker, Kristen Ross, Kellie Tucker, Paul Pollard, Geraldlne Fennes- sey, Kristen Mundt, Marla Stone, Leslie Gross. Row 6: Tlm McCarthy, Mlchelle Murray, Jen Walker, Tlna Lawerence, Larry LaFever, Kris Ferris, Kate Wassel, Chrls Markowskl, Carrn Scarcella, Richard Dorgan, Tom Blanchard. lf L Row l: Blll Kamlnskl, Flay Elwood, Mlke Lazaro, Clndy Smlth, Roberta Studen, John Solologls. Row 2: George Francls, Chrls Koelllng, Mutt Baumann, Shawn Palge, Rlch Pangburn, John Norwhan. Row 3: Mr. Lelght, Paul Levin, Sean Lobln, Jlm Vanderwal, Dave Loos, Klm Mosall, Rlc Koel- llng. Row 4: Chuck Ebel, Harry Kearns, Blll Schwartz, Mlke Colllns, Greg Nadeu, Scott 05- trander, Com Campion, Jerry Shutter, We pulled it off! L! ki- Lend a helping hand f Oops' ll broke Reality, Going, Going Gone Bi? EV 3+ f? Qs- uf Q., .,w X 'J K WMU .111 ' Ss., H1 LI D Ns. 1 ' Guxldefland Archives 2 You're not my partner, fl N x I. Lf'A r , I Y K 3' x KT K5NJN I I If , ,gg 1 : . ,A- L x s 'JS I -ar' W' -.X ., , 1 ' be , Sagem Dance This year the Key Club sponsored its 4th annual Super Dance on Jan. 30, in the west gym. The 1988 area poster child, Michelle Gagnon, attended the dance and helped the dancers to keep their enthusiasm while danc- ing 7 hours to benefit The Muscular Dys- trophy Association. A fun time was had by all as students danced to La Bamba, played Simon Sez, and participated in the Limbo. With over 100 dancers, the event raised a total of 154,000 making this the most successful super dance yet. 3 Q l 1 N l Y :gf-:K fa . 2 X --MQ -, .gi in XE. ' ,, Q, ' xx g X fxiix . Y TTT it 4- A -J P ' ., y. 3 A, N lkvb git . x ax I is n Q- x 'f, . .- - ff A ' vi' Q ,K Kd .,,. wi.: P, , E ' -X- Q1 i. mtg 913 u P xnxx Y LD iii S W Q ' 'x I 3 1, H39- 1 J 132 Colonie Burnt Hills Scotia Soccer 8-7-2 19 42 46 15 15 INC 26 29 29 26 15 INC 32 23 31 25 35 23 15 50 US GUILDERLAND BRNE KNOX GUILDERLAND SHAKER GUILDERLAND SCOTIA GUILDERLAND SARATOGA GUILDERLAND MOHONASEN GUILDERLAND BURNT HILLS GUILDERLAND SHENENDEHOWA GUILDERLAND NISKAYUNA GUILDERLAND COLUMBIA GUILDERLAND BCHS GUILDERLAND COLONIE GUILDERLAND VOORESVILLE score them - 2 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 3 3 4 0 1 O 2 - O lost to Saratoga, 3-0, in the first round of the sectionals. SCOTC us them vs. Bethlehem 1 8 L vs. Niskayuna 0 9 L vs. Colonie 9 0 W vs. Shenendehowa l 4 5 L vs. Shaker 9 0 W vs. Scotia 7 2 W vs. Saratoga 4 5 L vs. Columbia 9 0 W vs. Burnt Hills 9 9 W vs. Linton 9 0 W Varsity Boys Soccer Overall Record: 13-8 0PP0'lef'f score us them vs. Mahopee 0 - 2 L vs. South Glens O 1 L Falls vs. Niskayuna 1 2 L vs. Shaker 2 0 W vs. Mohonasen 8 0 W vs. Bethlehem 4 2 W vs. Columbia 2 O W vs. Burnt Hills 0 1 I, vs. Scotia 4 1 W vs. Saratoga 2 O W vs. Niskayuna 2 0 W vs. Shenendehowa 0 2 L vs. Mohonasen 5 2 W vs. Bethlehem 1 3 L vs. Colonie 3 1 W vs. Burnt Hills 0 3 L vs. Scotia 3 1 W vs. Colonie 2 - 1 W 1st round of Sectionals Quarter finals, semi-finals vs. Troy 2 - 0 W vs. Burnt Hills 3 - 2 W Guilderland lost to Shenendehowa, 2-0, in the finals of the sec- tionals. I I score THEM - 28 L 14 - 20 L vs. Q 0 - 27 L vs, Shaker 6 - 39 L ug, Saratoga 0 - 35 L vs. Bethlehem 7 - 38 L vs. Colonie 14 - 39 L vs. Nlskayuna 14 - 6 W vs. Bethlehem 14 - 20 L Varsity Boys Volleyball Overall Record: 22-2 Gold Division Champions opponent score us them vs. Colonie 2 - 1 W vs. Shenendehowa 2 - 1 W vs. Scotia 2 - 0 W vs. Mohonasen 2 - 0 W vs. Columbia 2 - 0 W vs. Bethlehem 2 - 0 W vs. Shaker 2 - 0 W vs. Shenendehowa 0 - 2 L vs. Colonie 2 - 1 W vs. Niskayuna 2 - 1 W vs. Mohonasen 2 - 0 W vs. Bethlehem 2 - 0 W vs. Saratoga 2 - 1 W vs. Scotia 2 - 0 W vs. Nlskayuna 2 - 1 W vs. Columbia 2 - 0 W vs. Shaker 2 - 1 W vs. Saratoga 2 - 0 W Lost in the Suburban Council Tournament Finals to Shenendehowa, 2-1. Varsity GoU Overall Record: 13-4-1 opponent vs. Columbia vs. Bethlehem vs. Niskayuna vs. Saratoga vs. Shaker vs. Mohonasen vs. Scotia vs. Shenendehowa vs. Colonie vs. Columbia vs. Bethlehem vs. Saratoga vs. Shaker vs. Scotia vs. Shenendehowa vs. Colonic vs. Mohonasen Girls Varslty Volleyball Overall Record: 5-9 opponent vs. Scotia vs. Mohonasen vs. Columbia vs. Bethlehem vs. Shaker vs. Shenendehowa vs. Burnt Hills vs. Saratoga vs. Nlskayuna vs. Mohonasen vs. Bethlehem vs. Scotia vs. Burnt Hills vs. Niskayuna us 12 8.5 8 4.5 10 12 11 38.5 7 12 4 7.5 10.5 10 6.5 6 12 us 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 score them - 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 1 0 2 - 2 ln the Suburban Council Tournament, the girls team 1 number 1: lfrontl Kirk ins Jamie Reed, Alex qfmidt Tim Wilford, Paul K8 la. VE Ve JH K9 VE tfaisidis, Jeff VanDerHoeven. Raw number 2: lmiddlel Scott Knight, Kyle Drake, Ben Marsh, Jae Gaspary, Shawn Greene, Jarastaw Stefaniak, Tim Russell. Row number 3: ltopl Coach Ken Zacharias, Joe Zitomer, Chris Usher, Jeff Ross, Chris DiLallo, Mike Ryan, Ken Shain. 1 Saeco-z Q0 . ' 1 'ii' .- .A 4! , 31 451 X is Row number 1: lkneelingl Ben Letko, Tom Brahler, Al Cannis- traci, Ben Moore, Jason Levinthal, Marc Smith, Nick Simeone, Joe Altieri, Roger Kaufman. Row number 2: lstandingl Coach Phil Pelkey, Mike Lo, Dwayne Aikens, Marco Sa, Steve Clarke, Mark Price, Dale Koch, Chad Tucker, Henry Ngan, Matt Womer, Brig McCutcheon, Coach Jim Gillis. 04667 K -... I Row number 1: tfrontl Terry Reilly tcapt.l, Craig Levernoig tcapt.l, Kevin Kennedy tcapt.l. Row number 2: tmiddlel Pete Kremer, Tim Hodge, Bob Gula, Greg Smith. Row number 3: fmiddlel Dave Orsini, Kevin Greene, Dave Shipe, Rob Rose, Bill Usher. Row number 4: ttopl Coach Don Snyder, Chris Rourke, Mike Ruberti, Jaime DeLuca, Steve Usher. The varsity boys soccer team, fielding its young- est squad in years, managed to do well this year, despite preseason predictions stating otherwise. Most experts felt that the team would not be a typical Gullderland team this year, a team that would be very difficult to beat. Well, they were? wrong. As usual, the team was a typical Don Snyder club. They were tough, aggressive, scrappy, and they worked very, very hard. As many cited, the Individual skill was not abundant, but that typical Gullderland soccer success was. After placing sec-3 ond ln the Gold Division race behind Burnt Hills, thug Dutchmen upset the Spartans in the semifinals of? the sectlonals and then went on to be defeated In thc? finals by a tough Shenendehowa team, 2-0. The final team record was 13-6, despite the preseason pre- dictions. Several Gullderland players were selected for the All-Suburban Council team. Sophomore' Jaime Deluca and junlor Empire State Games mem-V ber Blll Usher, who also led the team in goals scored, were selected to first team, while juniors Terry Reilly and Craig Levernois, also Empire State Games members, were selected to the second ands third teams, respectively. Levernols also led thlli team in assists with 14. If -F 4'r-rs-- -uri avr' 35.-55' .515 ,...-: 9.8.05 :WET PFS' 3255252 FE iiieiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' 'Y 'cf 744340 Row number 1: ifrontl Chris Yodis, Tim Morrison, Jim Balet, Kevin McGraw, Chip Foster, Dave Fraterrigo, Todd Hubbard, Paul Mastobuono Row number 2: lmiddlel Dean Bliven, Mark Donnaruma, Paul Wetmore, Jeff Mears, Tim Reavis, Joe Muraski, Joe Mannarino, War- ren Rector Row number 3: imiddlel Ray Pachucki, Kevin Aylward, Darryl Hornberger, Demond Baker, Ben Lynch, Tom Stevens, Luke Evans Row number 4: ibackl Coach Willie Salerno, Coach Mark Morrison, Matt Lund, Coach Tom Pallas 1 . Q mx Jffi Qlai l ' to if bf 3. ',,, 119 -Q . 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L... .f ,, 'At - A '-',t':e..,.,.:,f,-- ',,:.. , ' ' r' . , V Row number 1: ifrontl Bryan Peters, Darren Cady, Bob Leto, Mike Markowski, Ian Vivenzio, Dave Kidder, Mark Pritchard, John Mara Row number 2: imiddlel Brian Corey, Neil Wilcove, Jaime Loughridge, Bill Smith, Matt Baumann, John Morwin, Scott Ramroth, Troy Miller Row number 3: imiddlel Joe Lowe, Randy Winne, Ray Lyons, Charles Graham, Chris Evard, Rob LaVeyra, Brian Ostrander, Corey Peterson Row number 4: ibackl Coach Denis Slattery, Brian Henk, Rocco Marando, Kevin Kelly, Kyle Nevin, Rob Ocker, Coach Paul Roman, Coach Dick Usher 3 Row number 1: lfrontl Mike Vaughn, Dave Wagoner, Todd Geddes, Kevin Hauser, John Szumigata, Paul Pollard, Jim DiSanto, Mike McDermott Row number 2: lmiddlel Coach Dave Min. nasian, Jon Blankenship, Jason Fialkofl, Mike Slattery, Peter Kitler, Jeff Schimelmann, Frank Losito, Rob Slinger. land, Carl Nelson, Coach Alex Sokaris Row number 3: fmiddlel Jason Morton, Mike Fraterrigo, Jim Szumigata, Frank Cacckello, Brian Henk, Aaron Krupka, Tony VanNess, Brandon Quadrini, Mark McDermott, Coach Craig Jensen Row number 4: lbackl Pat Crocetta, Mike Saltsman, Scott Gavigan, Chris Markowski, Sean Golden, Bill Gregory, Joe Losito, Arnel Joyner, Mike Vadney With only four varsity football team members returnlng from last year's 6-3 1986 team. ,thls year wasn't expected to be a super sea- son. Coach Alex Sokarls' flrst year at the helm of the Gullderland football program, after coming from a suc- cessful tenure at Albany High School, proved to be less than pleas- ing. The Dutchmen managed to tally a 1-8 record beatlng only Nlskayunn ln the eighth game of their schedule. This season's MVP awards were glv- en to Arnel Joyner and Pete Kltler, while Mike Vaughn received Line- man of the Year and Pat Crocetta received the 100'k award. Joyner, a junior runnlngback, was also named to the thlrd team All- Suburban Council. Despite the un- successful wln-loss record, Sokarll states that this was a bulldlng year. He also feels that there are fourteen klds returning who can play football and says that wlth the help of a promlslng JV squad, next year they'll be shooting for, at least, .500. if ld lz ,Q- 1 .x.. Mya - a -me nat'-c it-v 1 .- , ,, , ,,.,,L-,:,V,:,::, g Row number 1: lbottoml Nicole Mahoney icapt.l, Kim Taylor icapt.l, Jen Walker. Row number 2: imiddlel Alyson Kaye, Stacey Smith, Jen Nichols, Michelle Napierski, Darcie Panthen. Row number 3: itopl Debby Harding, Amy Molinaro, Debbie Elsbury, Kelly Bren- nen, Roni Tymchyn, Jen Amigo, Tina Lawrence. Tl e varsity football cheerleaders, although cheering for a team that only won one game managed to keep the crowd going at all the games. With nine seniors, five junio s, and one sophomore, the varsity squad was able to boost school spirit and keep the team morale high throughout the long 1987 football season, Senior aaptains Kim Taylor and Nicole Mahoney, under the fine direction of head coach Patti ?almer, led the squad through perfectly synchronized sidelines and dazzling halt-1 me routines. This year's team had an opportunity to compete in a tall cheerleading competition, but the event was cancelled .4 av, ..-:us-espn, .. . due to technicalities. One might think that with so many team members grad- uating, the squad might be in trouble next year. Never tear! The JV squad is full of new recruits who are ready to meet the high expecta- i tions and athletic demands of the newest sport at Guilderland. 1 i i i 1 l Row number 1: fsittingl Julie Montana, Carm Scarcella, Kelly Baron, Sue Walker. Row number 2: fkneelingl Renee Dorn, Jen Shephard, Kelley Yodis, Kelly Doyle, Kristen Barringer. Row number 3: tstandingl Kristen Cas- cini, Katy Parker, Kirsten Jensen, Tracie Thurm, Heather LaMountain. 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Row number 2: lkneelingl Kelly Stealey, Dee Buckholf, Colleen Coogan, Arielle Berman, The. resa Clough, Alan Camardo, Adam Ellenbogen, Dan Litten, Jim Richmond, Dan Rausch, Mike Richman, Row number 3: lhunchedl Kim Pelton, Patrick Den- nis, Jason Gomberg, Jason Pelton, Matt Reedy, Joe Stabile. Row number 4: lstandingl Coach Bill Drake, Coach Sandy Morley, Stacey Barna, Paul Levin, Jen Al. exander, Ed Balet, Kirstin Ross, Pret lnglee, Rob Stealey, Tim McCarthy, Josh Zitomer, Greg Balet, Dieter Drake, Matt Klein, Joe Cook, Colin DeSacia, Scott Bowden, Coach John Wagner, C sf!--f'l -1 , il 12' F un kdi 1.1 11 llbl ll hall I I I l I 1 l Row number 1: lkneelingl Rob Boyce lcapt.l, Darin Miller lcaptj. Row number 2: lstandingl Pepe Prieto, Peter Wang, Dennis Holmes, Oliver Reeg, Jeff Teschke, Marc Vin- cent, Scott Draiss, Coach Randy Jerrald. Rau number 1: lkneelingl Steve Holmes, Jay Kesslen. Row number 2: lstanclingl Lee Kaback, Rich Van Al- sime. Darryl Bray, Rich VanDerlanken, Jason Wroblewski, Chris Schillinglaw, Doug Walker, Chris Clark. Todd Duncan. Coach Randy Jerrald. This year's varsity volley- ball team made the transition well, ln their first year as a fall sport, as opposed to the winter, the varsity volleybal- lers took first place in the Gold Division with an overall record of 14-1. The team's only loss was to Shenendehowa, who, also 14- 1, shared the top spot in the Suburban Council with Guilderland. First year volley- ball coach Randy Jerrald took the reigns of the varsity this year and managed to do a fine job. Junior standouts Rob Boyce and Darin Miller, both Empire State Games members led the team to the first place spot. With only three seniors on this year's squad, the 1988 season looks very promising. 1 b 5 .D .LW 'W . S I v I 1 L11 ......-. 7 s l Row number 1: lfrontl Gina Dornburg fcapt.l, Coach Mary Yager, Joelle Kunkel fcapt.l. Row number 2: lmiddlel Michelle Sardella, Emily Reeb, Kelly Keenan. Row number 3: ltopl Terry Hangst, Lynn Beach, Kate Day, Cindy lndilicato. Changing seasons hurt this year's girls volleyball team. With its new placement in the fall season, the varsity volleyballers lost several key players to other fall sports who might have helped tremendously this season, The varsity team also lost their best, and only, setter, Meredith Adams, early in the season. Senior Kate Day filled that spot and did a fine relief job, although she had never set before. Despite these hand- icaps, this year's squad managed to post a 6-6 league record. This was a minor drop from last year's 6-4 record. Under the direction of veteran coach Mary Yager, senior captains Gina Dornburg and Joelle Kunkel helped the volleyballers maximize their potential despite the missing links. The varsity girls finished in fourth place in the Gold Divlslun and their biggest upset of the year was beating Bethlehem in their second meeting. Dornburg, one of the two veterans on the team, was named to the First Team All'Suburban Council. l rv Q I I -u--1- I I F 'tv DLLF Q1 YM Row number 1: fbottoml Traci Delaney, Coach Linda Gray, Shannon Garrlty. Row number 2: lmlddlel Chantal Bushey, Jen Muller, Diane Duda, Carl Purchase, Marta Falkowska, Maria Peltl. Row number 3: ftopl Sandy Cook, Karen Messersmith, Brenda Silvia, Michelle LaVtoIette. 142 ' J E 1: lfrontl Coach Weidemann, Sue Cahill, Lewis, Johanna Martin, Rekart, Patti Webb, Ju- Nlillis, Margui Lemmerman. number 2: lmiddlel Darci Christy McCormick, Me- Dilanni, Bridget Carman, Vitagliano, Chris Dilanni. Row number 3: ltopl Brandi Fal- cone, Kim Pikul, Colette DeSacia, Melinda Higley, Col- leen Bagyi. number 1: ffrontl Coach Sengenberger, Maureen Chris Pettograsso, Nas- Yadegari, Britt Sickinger, Chattman, Nicolle Gatto. number 2: lmiddlel Lisa Stephanie Urschel, Jen Andrea Attanasio, Kilinski, Allison Derusha. number 3: ltopl Kelly Tuck- Jen Keogh, Jullie Adriance, Montgomery, Julie Caruso. 06602 .t Q99 :af- u l 4 Row number 1: lfrontl Coach HW Chris Williams, Colleenl Kavanaugh tcaptl, Lori Walkerl tcapt.l, Debbie Oppedisanol lcapt.l, Coach Barb Haines. l gb at lar :M Row number 2: lmiddlel Krislglv Wykes, Stacey Sholtes, Liz Nit-,J sky, Cindy Webb, Maria Stone, ., Amy Roemer, Alicia Gillen, Jill Reed. ' Row number 3: ltopl Maureenl Kennedy, Dana DeLucia, Jeni Kelly, Julie English, Tasha Fleu-ll ry, Kristen Spargo, Kim Kamin-A sky, Tracy McNamara. A tt-rnal tragedies, managed to improve their record this season to 8-7-2, topping last year's record ol 8-8-2. Under the dlrectlon of second year head coach Barb Haines, thu clutchglrls were led by senlor trl-captains Lorl Walker, Colleen Kavanaugh and Debbie Oppedlsano. Walker and Kavanaugh, both Empire State Games members, wen named to the All-Suburban Councll's flrst team, whllel Oppedisano, freshman Tasha Fleury and senlor Marla Stone earned honorable mentlon status, Kavanaugh was also named to the Section ll All-Star team. This ysar'sl squad was also unlque, ln that, It started two lreshman.l Tasha Fleury and Krlsten Spargo, both of whom Haines will look tn for leadership ln the next three years. Halnes cited, the climax of the season to be the Scotia game toward thl end ol the season. At thls tlme, the team was 6-6-2. ll they won the game, they would have a .500 record and they would be able to compete ln Sectionals. However, ll thsy lnsl, their season would come to an end. Fortunately,tl1ly heat Scotla, who would go on to be the Class B champs, l-0. Next year wlll be a rebuilding year for the glrls, as thly wlll lose twelve seniors. lt wlll be lust like starting over, says lrlalnes, but the girls are finally starting to play summer soccer and attend summer soccer camps. Hope-l lully, they will come to us with more sklll now. Sure. lt'lal rebuilding year. but I thlnk we should have a .500 sauun, and make the Sectlonalsf' 1 l l l 1 X n' ' ' W THE l Qa l gn l l The varsity girls soccer team, despite a couple ol in, l ll llef la ial ll l l, l li I C l ,Zl th li 'l le l , l l l 'T in H 5 55 'Pdf mi, 09, iris .en- sica ' W V .. v , - . np 1 x ., Lf- ' L 1 . M , '-Q . The Varsity Swim Team members from Guilderland High School this 1987-88 season were Darin Price Matt Kost Stefan Christiansen Scott Bowden Barry Turek Jeff Seger Paul Kazmer , . cm If J 8 f-,vc . .41- er fmt I-Clk ' i ,4j'-Ng ' , Y' ,riff Q emzdd After losing three of the top tour players from the 1986 team, this year's girls tennis team managed to do quite well, posting a 5-4 league record. Senior Stephanie Zacharias was, perhaps, the biggest surprise of the vear, finishing the year in the top singles spot, with a record above 500, despite competing with the best players in the league. Seniors Jess Jacklet, Mara Berman, Leslie Gross antl Geri Anne Fennessey, and junior Jen Lennebacker round out the top six singles spots Lennebacker was another big surprise for the team, as she was competing in the twelfth position at the end ol last year. Senior Carla Ferrucci and sophomore Maurisa Winters were the top doubles team, tallying a record of 8-1. They were followed by teams of Kim and Kris Ferris, both iuniors and Kristin Webb and Andrea Zacharias, both seniors The team members, however, locus, not only on the individual and team records, but, perhaps, more importantly, on their internal relationships. They stress that this season was a buzlling year, not only in the aspect of their game but also because they all got to know Coach Larry Rorick and each other much better. 12-1 Row number 1: tsittingl Sasha Ferrucci, Katie Robson, Natasha Kapsarotf, Tara Butler, Allison Decker, Christine Silvia. Row number 2: tkneelingl Beth Cleary, Aleisha Barkley, Ellen Shub, Jill McCutcheon, Amy Krebs, Julie Urban. Row number 3: tstandingl Coach Janet Kuzman, Liz Fassett, Erica Wells, Julie Fletcher, Suzanne Kaback, Kim Day, Kim Leupold, Beth Womer, Kari Noviczski. Row number 1: lsittingl Geri Anne Fennessey, Leslie Gross, Kristin Webb, Andrea Zacharias, Row number 2: tkneelingl Maurisa Winters, Kelly Stafford, Maria Ermides, Mara Berman, Anne Fassett, Sherry Coy, Stephanie Zacharias. Row number 3: tstandingl Kris Ferris, Karla Ferrucci, Jen Len- nebacker, Ali Roemer, Jessica Jacklet, Kim Ferris, Coach Larry Rorick. i r l I H l l 1 I l l 4 i l as-We ssee A ...fi 1 4 i i Champions OPPONENT sg Url' them us them , 45 L Fonda 73 38 44 W Queensbury 61 54 30 W Gloversville 57 66 50 44 Mohonasen 80 75 50 33 3 Burnt Hills 42 49 40 51 L E?-rgllglehem 49 41 38 W ayuna 59 37 55 L gentgsilaer 87 73 34 28 W Cialorlleem 40 70 L Scotia 72 30 44 25 W Shenendehowa 67 82 40 31 W Mohonasen 80 62 44 40 W Burnt Hills 69 65 53 42 W Saratoga 82 66 54 51 W Bethlehem 71 66 35 43 L Shaker 61 63 60 27 W Niskayuna 68 57 44 35 W Columbia 62 57 46 55 L Scotia 64 71 53 31 W Sectionals: Troy lfirst roundl 76 - 63 clst round, 54 43 W Catholic Qentral 65 -68 COTJ lquarterfinalsl 45 52 L lquaflerhnalsl , 94? ug ,FAET -M 'gif' . N.-+5-E g-1: '. .-1.4-52-3 q1q2g12g1V5.'-- ' .fg.,:-if-,f . ' '-f'-j:.'-5:-5' . J. 'fffsfe Jn- il 'TE S-.iiiizanumlm:-1,1-'f 5-'5.E .-:5: :f-'en' .v45'S'5NN4 41:-. 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' XXX . , ,I X Alter a disappointing 4-16 1987 season, the var- sity boys basketball team, starting lour lunlors, managed to top tho Gold Division and take Cathollc Central ol the Big Ton to overtlme in the quarterfinals ol the Sectionals, The Dutchmen, with only one senior ln the top 6, had two returning junior starters ln point guard Arnel Joyner and center .lawn Morton. Dennis McCormick, the ts:am's fl-point ace, was hurt much of his junior year and didn't see the court as much, Rounding out the starting live were juniors Ralph Slmeone and Tlm McCarthy Preseason, the Dutchmen weren't ex' pected to beat Bethlehem, Section ll's tallest team, lor the Division tltle However, this year's squad managed to overcome the Eagles both times the two teams met in league play, Ralph Simeone led the team, averaging 17 points per game and Jason Morton led the team In rebounding. This year's MVP award went to seniors Steve Vyce, Mark Bonner, Tom Henk and Dennis McCormick, while the Most Improved went to sophomore Mike Ruher- ti, The Dutchmen tlnlshed oll 14-8 this year after Ioslng to Catholic Central by three in overtlme In the quarterfinals ol the Sectlonals, Coach Tom Mc- Carthy's Dutchmen are expected to do extremely well next year, losing only McCormick to grad- uatlon. Y' Y Wg-9 1 Row number 1: tsittingl Jason Morton, Steve Vyce, Tom Henk, Tim O'I-lea, Tim McCarthy, Mike Ruberti, Dennis McCormick. Row number 2: tstandingl Coach Steve Hill, Craig Levernois Mark Bonner, Ralph Simeones, Arnel Joyner, Jim Zumbo, athletic trainer, Coach Tom McCarthy. 9 a I , . . s Leis-. , 1-N-'A wqw+ Row number 1: lkneelingj Greg Smith, Nick Marchio, Scott Knight. Row number 2: lstandingl Coach Dana Doak, Dave Shipe, Demond Baker, Jeff Nears, Kevin McGraw, Joe N-annarino, Dave Zebrow- sli, Chris Yodis, Charles Gaham, Tim Sorell. Row number 1: lsittingl Troy Miller, Tony Santilli, Matt Alheim, Ray Lyons, Darren Cady, Jason Wroblewski. Row number 2: lstandingl Neil Wilcove, Jamie Reed, Chris Usher, Mike Markowski, Colin DeSacia, Greg Sorrentino, Nino Git- lO. Coach Tom Pallas. ?a4.6etZa!! Row number 1: lkneelingi Kris Wykes lcapt.i, Lori Walker lcapt.i, Maria Stone lcaptl. Row number 2: lstandingi Coach Kathy Cleary, Alicia Gillen, Maureen Kennedy, C0- lette DeSacia, Linda Catlin, Katie Morrison, Kim Ferris, Kris Ferris, Mary DeRouville. ?'LT CJ, Pts :er 'Ql :ia ,O- in 'is U r 2. v! 'x if Row number 1: ikneelingl Kelly Keenan, Colleen Bpgyi, Stephanie Franklin, Margui Lemmerman, Karen Clough. Row number 2: fstandingl Kate Wassel, Julie Fletcher, Becky Hilton, Marv Gra- ham, Kristen Kennedy, Christina Lavenia, Heather Rekart, Coach Chris Wil- liar ns. A er capturing the Gold Division champion- ship 1 1987, the varsity girls basketball team, behir i four starting veterans, managed to tally a 157 werall record. good for a share of the Gold Divis an crown this year with Niskayuna. Seniors Kris Lori Jykes, Maureen Kennedy, Maria Stone and Nalker led the girls team this year, along with uniors Kim and Kris Ferris and Colette DeS: :ia ln what was Coach Cathy Cleary's first year at the helm of the Guilderland varsity, the dutcl girls were expected to be number one right from knew the start. However, Cleary and the girls that it would be harder than it looked. Their season was full of obstacles and, in each case, they pulled together as a team and overcame them lnjuries plagued this year's squad, includ- ing senior center Lori Walker, who was injured and missed a good portion of the season. Cleary is pleased with her team's performance this sea- son and feels that each and every girl improved, both their basketball skills and their personal skills, 'F' 1 Row number 1: fkneelingl Amy Montgomery, Katie Robson, Chris Pettograsso, Chris Ricci, Kristen Spargo. Row number 2: fstandingl Christy McCormick, There- sa Clough, Jen Kilcher, Ka- tie Tucker, Coach Chris Cannata, Rayniece Mead- ows, Karen Messersmith, Denyel Hammett, Erin Vadney. 44 Row number 1: fsittingl Nicole Mahoney, Jen Walker Row number 2: fkneelingj Kristen Barringer, Renee Dorn, Alyson Kaye, Patty Gitto, Amy Molinaro Row number 3: fstandingl Debby Harding, Stacey Smith, Jen Nichols, Debbie Ellsbury, Heather LaMountain Row number 4: lbackl Jeff Schimelmann, Dan Brahler, Pret lnglee, Marc Vincent Row number 1: fsittingl Ericka Wlells, Kris- ten Cascini, Julie Montana, Tracy Thurm, Linda Koenig Row number 2: fstandingl Tresa Almy, Katy Parker, Jen Shephard, Kelley Yodis, Kelly Baron, Maureen Parker Cheerleading has always been excellent at Guilderland, however this basketball sea- son things were made more exciting when four senior guys joined the squad. Pret ln- glee, Marc Vincent, Jeff Schimelmann and Dan Brahler were the newest attractions to our already spectacular varsity girls. After lessons from Siena College's male cheer- leaders, the varsity squad was able to per- form more complex and eye-catching stunts. Coach Jean Schuhle's team was, as usual, picture perfect and totally in sync with one another. The varsity squad competed in sev- eral cheerleading competitions, in which they finished quite respectively, including one in Chicopee, Massachusetts. As usual, the squad, behind senior veteran co-captains Jen Walker and Nicole Mahoney, boosted school spirit and helped the varsity bas- ketball team through a very exciting, suc- cessful season. Row number 1: lsittingl Nasrene Yadegari, Tracy Nichols, Danielle Lawrence Row number 2: lkneelingl Audra Kilinski, Gina Cavalieri, Nicole Gatto Row number 3: lstandingl Kristin Van De Wal, Lori Bowen, Doron Greenblatt 1--'sf' l l l :Larkin . ,T . ....-.. . ....,,. .I'Q 'l Y ksllfi .ns- rm, Katy .ally llent a. lhen R ln- Lind S to - Cl' gee,-. iper- YS. sual, 1 one f sev- bv nm. 1 hnsld. An D9 70 in X -riff 3 f . , X X K. The varsity wrestling team, with only one upperclassman on the squad, finished out with a record of O-1-15 this season. The freshman and soph- omore dominated squad, after finish- ing 4-16 last year, struggled through a tough season this year. Kyle Drake, a promising freshman wrestler, was the only member of the team to place in the Class A meet, finishing in 6th place. Several other varsity wrestlers have shown great potential and Coach Glenn Petersen's grapplers are look- ing to excel in the next couple of years. '7 45? gh E! This ycar's varsitv indoor track team was said to be .alw.ws .r plcasurc to coach by varsity coach Brll Drakv This w.u's group, although lacking in numbt-rs .uid in fivltl cvcnts, did quitv wall in most invvts Tht- luws xwit- paced hy junior cross country Champion l3It'lt'Y Drake, scnior Mikt' Slattery and lr-'sliinan wiisatrnii .lush Ziloincr, while the girls www lcd hx' wnior sprintvr Sarah Haviland, The sqiiatlk two nult' iulay ttuun, comprised ol Drake, Slatit-rv, Roh Steal-'y and Zilonivr ran an vxcvllent tinw -if H125 7 in tht- Vlass A Svciionals, good for st-:mill plan' lfrv'-lunaii Str-vt' Clarke, a new ad- dition in lhl- tluiltlvilantl track program, proved to tw lnqlilv :ompwtiiivv in tht- varsity distance events, wlnlv Alan tfairmrtlo, Malt Rvvcly, Adam lillcnbogen and Dan llausc h pmvvd to lw vvry consistvnt inthe mirlillv th'-tnnru trvviiis .liin lticlrmnnrl, Pele Krrnwrr Bill Smith .intl Crvsta Smith also proved that they inn wr-rv vqnally important to this year's squad llavilanfl, Drake and Slattery all competed in the Stair Mvvt this past wintvr in the long jump, 7299 me-lvr run and 100 meter run, rizspvctivszly. Ha-. flanrl also broke n school rvrorrl with her leap of IGH' 2 in the long rump This year's hard working group prim-fl that success tloesn'l always come In numbers Row number 1: lsittingl Patti Webb, Sarah Haviland, Cresta Smith, Kate Day, Kim Pelton, Kirstin Mundt Row number 2: lkneelingl Adam El. lenbogen, Alan Camardo, Dan Rausch, Jim Richmond, Steve Clarke Row number 3: lstandingl Chris Markowski, Dieter Drake, Todd Geddes, Matt Ready, Rob Stealey, Josh Zitomer, Seth Groff, Rich Geoffroy, Coach Bill Drake Missing from photo: Mike Slattery, Peter Kremer, Bill Smith, Coach Denis Slattery XES 'mfg L x ,.g Y AJ 1 9, i xx GW 4? , 3.1 9111-- This year's varsity girls and boys cross country ski teams, behind several outstand- ing performances, finished 7th and 5th, re- spectively, in the ten-team Section ll nordic ski league. The girls were led by seniors Kirstin Ross, Andrea Zacharias and Steph- anie Zacliarias and the boys were paced by junior Greg Balet and seniors Ed Balet and Brain Smith. Greg Balet, a varsity veteran, was the top skier for the boys this year, as he finished Oth in sectionals and then went on to the State Championships, where he finished in 15th place. Balet is tlie fourth skier ever to make the State Championships from Guilderland. ln addition to this, 7 Guilderland skiers competed in the Empire , State Games this past winter. 4.31 hr X NH L ,A ff x - l T 7 S f . -1' Row number 1: fkneelingl Maura McManaman, Kirstin Ross, Brian Smith, Ka. ren Cox, Stephanie Zacharias, Heather Den. nis, Andrea Zacharias, Kathryn Charles, Joe Zitomer Row number 2: fstandingi Amy Taylor, Ari Perkins, Jeremy Spohr, Mike Ryan, Jason Levinthal, Marc Smith, Matt Womer, Ben Brunk, Bill Schreiner, Maggie Bintz, Rob Rose, Jen Travis, Rick Vanderlancken, Ed Balet, Pat Dennis, Greg Balet, Rat Woznack, Greg Elfwood, Mike Richman, Brig Mc- Cutcheon Missing from photo: Sasha Mitronovas, Amy Krebs, Ben Moore, and Ben Lynch .- vu - K g,,., ,5-T 1 s. Zi'1 F AN I 5-, .. XXX Row number 1: lsittingl Betsy Crary, Liz Forand, Leanne Weir Row number 2: lkneelingl Anne Fasset, Michelle Robillard, Cecily Rekart, Kristen Fasset, Jackie Soehnel, Tara Camardo Row number 3: lstandingl Tara Soehnel, Kim Pikul, Annette Davis, Tracy Spargo, Bernadette Virkler, Debi Kelsen, Chrissy Fitzgerald, Michelle Wingate, Coach Mark McDonald After staying even with last year's team, the varsity gym- nasts managed to post a 6-8 overall record, Coach Mark McDonald's club, alter losing , standouts Stephanie Sholtes and Tracy Fitzgerald, managed Y to pull together lor several out- standing performances, The team was paced by seniors Ber- nadette Vtrkler and Anne Fas- set, sophomores Chrissy Fltzf gerald and Tara Soehnel and freshman Kristen Fasset McDonald clted Anne Fasset as a posltlve addition to the team l and a very nlce surprise as she was not expected to come out i However. the team also had 'F eight Sth graders, who, In most , i cases, had never competed be- fore McDonald sald to look lor 8th graders Jackie Soehnel. fffsh Michelle Wingate and Betsy Crary to excel In Gullderland gymnastics ln the future He al- so said that inconsistency, es- pecially on the beam, hurt the team this year, but leels that next year, knowing what his team has to do, should beat Nlsltayuna and Shaker to take control ol 3rd place In 1989. - W?-54 it x 1 N X V- .4 -s- , ,X 1 X si af, I .ft t l i -t fl -v ,ooo M., ' 5 ,M-'rs S l i l Mui v-8 5 l ' '11, ... I .fl 'iwhqi ,q.4 ,, .' . v 4 .47 .h -. A W .X - 4 5. si, 2 . l l ...-1...fff'f:-...:- - K' 'gf ' S' i t K f K . ll '-1 . '. f i . 45 VW.. '- ' i ' -,, -' , ..'.' ' f 'N l I i -I: N4,4lk57.,, ,. X ,. .-jg.. M K ,su A wp I iwmi E 1 I . ,l:- 5' 1 ' . . ,C 1-..q,l:Q.cg ' 4 -S' ' ..,' ' iwgs--ill I y M- f, twymyfiy i 1 ' '5,'.f,.-Ufgi L Q55 '5i13l,.? A4'l'-flffglz. 'fx Row number 1: lkneelingl 4- l Kristen Spargo. Heather Lew- l is. Bridget Carmen, Brandi l Falcone. Katy Robson, Brenda E Silvia. Suzanne Kaback. Row number 2: lstandingl Coach Richard Spohr, Chris- 1 tine Silvia. Kelly Keenan, Kim Day. Alison Roemer. Karen , Clough. Cari Perchase. Kris- , ten Kennedy. Stacey Smith, i Colleen Bagyi. l l , -'A-1 l 4 A 1 i i Q I l l hgyimnbor 1: lkneelingl Shannon McCar- Q, Ralph Camardo, Joe Weyl, Dave hmhurger, Mike Cenci, Todd Keehtus, gpg Hartson, Shawn Briggs, Dave nan. hnumber 2: lstandlngl Coach Russ Fer- Q . -Y 4 A - Jalan Szumigata, Paul Esposito, Kevin V ey, Cort Kim, Blake Kim, Chris hkowskl, Bob Gula, manager Don Miller, Quit Dan DePersis, Coach Patrick Gian' adh- 3' . .,i Xi . t xx i fi , . I Ulf i Q' R 1 Q T if w - it W7 I 1. 5- .1 2 ' 'Q ' ' f ,J is I h . yt. ,ll l ,. 5. V 415, I X1 -, fb N '! Cir. . '- T l Q 1 4 ,I ,.. Y i -1- In My Ju l 6 After posting a league record of 5-10, the 1987 Varsity Lacrosse team readied themselves for a fine 1988 spring season. Although senior standouts Mike Cenci and Dave Shamburger, both first-team all-leaguers in 1987, were lost to graduation, the Dutchmen's '88 squad looked, potentially, very tough. Behind the high expectations of head coach Russ Ferris, the Dutchmen team was headed by four Empire State Games participants: junior goalie Bob Gula, who in '87 tallied a .685 saves percentage, and a team MVP award, senior brothers Cort and Blake Kim, both attackmen, and senior defenseman Larry LeFevre. The lacrosse program at GCHS continues to progress, both in numbers and in talent. bv Tim McCarthy - f Row number 1: lsittingl Matt Kaiser. Jeff VanDerHoeven, Rogan Connell, Jeff Ross. Dave Faterrigo, Alan Camardo, Rett Waldman, Paul Chung, Pieter Williams. Row number 2: lkneelingl Coach Patrick Glannetto, Paul Jesionowski, Joe Zitomer, Conor Murphy, John Wemple. Dave Rubena stein, Matt Watkins, Pat Crocetta, Chip Fos- ter, Greg Nadeau. Row number 3: tstandingl Coach John Hotaling, Coach Dan Thomas, Chad Keeh- fus, Ron DeBenedetti, Joe Muraski, Jim Szumigata, Brian Henk, Aaron Krupka, Mike Saltsman, Brian Esposito, Joe Gas- pary, Chip Brown, Matt Kost, Mike Vadney, Eric Hummel. H., .1 .-L in L . .ia .. . ru. 'f 1 15 I A Q Row number lx lsittingl Eric Campbell, Paul Levin. Matt Reedy, Kyle Drake, Chris Carey, Bill Usher, Jam Richmond, Ben Lynch, Jim Franklin, Scott Bowden Row number 2 lkneelingl Kevin Rielly, Gcull Travis, Dieter Drake, Eric Wellman, Sh-vc Usher, Dan Littvn, Josh Zitnmvr, Arncl Joyncr, Pew! Kremer, Dirk Tillntwn, Dave Blivvn, Matt l,untl Row numb--r 3 lstnntlungl Conch Hill Dmk.-, Coach Rlclmrtl Whitv, Roh St-uilcv, Turn Mcfnrtliy, Carl Arnvson, Stvvv Dorn, Mike Slat!--ry, Ray Kathy, .lnson Morton, Chris Lind.-ll, Butltlv l'lul-haul, Marc Smith, Dan Rnusch, Conch Ds-nts Slattery ln 1987, the boys varsity track team lm. proved tremendously, making the jump from mediocre to competitive. The varsity boys, with strengths in all areas of the sport, were ex- pected to continue improving their reputation as a Section ll power. Arnel Joyner, Section ll triple jump champion and Empire State Games member, led the team in the field, along with the brother combo of Steve and Bill Usher ln the high and triple jump, respectively. Jaggn Morton, Sectional runner-up ln '87, continued to make a name for himself as a fine area hurdler. Freshman sensation Josh Zitomer gpg. clalized in the 400 meter run and the pole vault, and provided depth in many other need. ed areas. Sophomore Jim Richmond continued to excel In the steeplechase, after placing gg. ond in that event In the 1987 Sectionals. Junior cross country sensation Dieter Drake and gg. nlor Rob Stealey provided the points In the distance events, while senior Mike Slattery And junior Tim McCarthy teamed up to give strength to the 800 meter run and the 411800 relay. All three relay teams, 4x100, 4x400, and 4x800 established themselves as Suburban Council standouts. Coaches Bill Drake and De- nis Slattery continue to lead the Dutchmen track program In the right direction. by Tim McCarthy Mig. 'it 'ri m wegsssrrsarlsiiaii y - M ,,i,w,-L, V s, :L--A A.....,, , ,.,.,,,, , A 4s..., , Because a 1987 team picture for gh track and field was not avail- ghla, we feel it is appropriate to list the team members separately. They were as follows: Amy Bruce, Dee Buckhoff, Lori Buckiewicz, Theresa Clough, Colleen Coogan, Toni Corig- liano, Christal Cudworth, Laura Dolins, Tracy Fitzgerald, Jen Haupt, Sarah Haviland, Colleen Kavanaugh, Jen Kilcher, Karen Lee, Karen McDonnell, Lili Neubauer, Nancy Ol- son, Deborah Popolizio, Gina Po- polizio, Kirsten Ross, Stephanie Sholtes, Chrissy Smith, Amy Taylor, Jen Travis. Coaches Dick Usher, Randy Jerrald, and Carrick. gm 7 ut 74644 1 5 ix i ff .. -4-,gi M.- 3 X f. .i. After a disappointing 4-5 1987 season, the varsity girls track team was looking for a more competitive showing in the spring of 1988. With a lack of numbers, it is hard to be competitive in a sport such as track, How- ever, the varsity girls made the best with what they had. Section ll standout Sara Haviland, who is ranked highly in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes, looked to have a fine season to culminate her senior year. Fellow senior Kir- stin Ross, coming off a superb Cross Country season, looked to excel in the 800, 1500, and 3000 meter runs, Juniors Dee Buckoff and Lori Buckiewicz provided much needed strength in the middle distance races. Ross was expected to, basically, fill in for last year's sensation Chrissy Smith, who was lost to grad- uation. The girls 474800 relay team comprised of Ross, Buckoff, Buckiewicz and eighth grad- er Jen Levin did well in most Surburban Coun- cil contests. by Tim McCarthy 25 Row number 1: fkneelingl Neil Voupell, Adam Ellenbogen, George Zounes, Greg Smith, Frank Cacckello, Dave Orsini. Row number 2: istandingl Mike Ruberti, Scott Lawson, Mike Crary, Sean Golden, Mark Nye. -A1--' -,:r:-' --- Mh, .Hx 4 ,u-:svv1:unwuv- .V ,- .QQ W A.- ,I I . . .. U C , .1-fe.,-dl , , ,- Q I I jr N M I , , .JL . -,dx ' - l 1 'F' I -le .. -. P- J.. - ru. .th ', - : ln, A f 14. xr . K . w I . .. ,. .. ' ..,.vgL-1z,1,' r. 'c qiutnl-3 - -P-.rt , -1-5 a,g.9AQ 3' ,. ni, . . -- ,vf?N...--q1f,fw.- 3 x 'C 'Flu' 'iff if film? '-1 iw. -fl' 'rf if Y' A 'P' , , 1. 1 J ln.: , , 4 1 . Row number 1: fkneelingl , Frank Pabst, Greg Smith, Matt Baumann, Tim Russell, Jamie Reed, Chris Pettograsso, Mike lgoe. Row number 2: istandingl Coach Tom Farley. lan Vivenzio. Steve Combs, Dave Shipe. Joe Lowe, Dave Zebrowski. Kevin McGraw, Darrell Hornberger, Tim Mor- rison, Brian Buono, Paul Mas- trobuono. Brett Bernstein. x,,X N 1.-.,..............4..........,. .... ....,. N.. . .. Om I l eaaururady Guilderland is residential suburb of Albany, New York, with a population of approximately 28,000 The people of our community have placed a high priority on the education of their children and have given the school system the highest level of support possible. l l l sddlldlsflllli Mr. John Vice - President Mrs. Joan Carr - Vice President Mr. Raymond L. Haines, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Jennings Mr. Allen Kotmel Mr. Robert G. Mastro Mr. John T. Phelan Mr. Gordan S. Purringtcn Mrs. Grace F. Serviss A V':C'1f alia ,-4414 M4101 O Guilderland, dear Guilderland Beneath the stately Helderbergs, and ever loyal we shall be. We raise our voice in song and know That our victorious team shall grow, In spirit strong and all the rest Our Alma Mater is the best. Seated: Grace Servlss, John M. Vyce, Mary Jennings We're here to sing our praise to thee, Standing: Allen Kotmel, John T. Phelan, Robert G. Mastro, Joan M. Carr, G0rd0H Purrington, Raymond Haines Jr. ai DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS qcim or 19381 71 Sakai GUILDERLAND CENTRAL HlGH SCHOOL is a four year coed comprehensive public school with an enrollment of 1,540 students. SCHOOL 1125015 SCHOOL SCHOOL SGl00L Coins DIPLONLA DIPlDlll Dlrwui Dmoiu mrwsu mm it um woctm vmunmt .ppt-abt Dwmirvl DIKWADIINT LNl?0N.NlDT lfrvlrl lllrgvnu m -mi Hmmm IR4-gnu inn English 4 rms 4 Lwms 4 umtt 4 um. 4 um smsi sf-.am 4 rms 4 tw., 4 um.. 4 um 4 uma x11utmun:S : Umu 2 uma 1 Umm 1 Umit 1 um som: 2 Umm 1 Umu 2 Umu 1 Umm 1 umm Hum Q un.. -1 Lum -4 L'mi 'Q uni -7 um- Pnp Ed 1 um- u unit- n unit- n umi- n um- scwna mg V- 3 umw - - -- 3 Units mramgn lang u lscqua-up isfqufm ocmpmmi V V Y 5 unit. 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Congratulations Senior Class 1988 from Your Friends and Neighbors Carers To Golf Outings, Clambakes, Steakbakes, And Wedding Receptions . - Guilrlerland, NY 456-9837 E E ALBANY AUTO RADIATOR Air Conditioning Radiator Rep ' 15181456-5800 W North Bethlehem Fire Department, Inc 1758 estern A Albany, New York A Russel Road Albany, New York 12203 Learn Not To Burn - Practice Home Fire S Congratulations to the Class of '88 from the Guilderland Teachers' Association AFT We Ama closen T0 you Phone asf Alb 482-9702 Guilderland 869-7235 S I Albany Banana Corp. Menands Regional Market Albany, N.Y. 12204 I 'IIIIIIIIIII F EIT 81 SCHLE KER ATTORNEYS AT LAW ggi CIIIIIVIINAI. 34 CIVIL f , Q STATE-FEDERAL sb' I ca LOCALCOURTS tg' Q' MICHAEL A. FEIT DENNIS B. SCHLENKER Q ARTHUR J. 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Call 452-3444 lk? 1 Congratulations CLASS OF '88 ALBUMS ' COMPACT DISKS CASSETTES STUYVESANT PLAZA 438-3003 LIGHTI' G BY BURKE-'ROSS A DIVISION OF TUSANG-BARHYDT 1434 Western Avenue 241 Grooms Road Albany, NY 12203 Clifton Park, NY 12065 15181438-6281 15181 371-2303 -4 ' ,r ,., Swim: 'ff ,J rp . lj Q Q' i , v We have come too far, We have sacrificed too much, to disdain the future now. - John Fitzgerald Kennedy uns 9715 'vu J is A . NNQM5 0 'Q gs 5-C' df-,J ...f Q Q... TO THE CLASS OF '88 CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TI-IE GUILDERLAND REPUBLICAN I COMMITTEE ' -if-A .ww f- T' -- I I A -A-A , -I . IMPERIAL SALON v . 5 h s. ., in .4 vig:- L-- bg-1wl5:'. '. A , ' g J A 71 wolf Road clrome to Sluyvesmzt Plaza. 1011171 dismzw' slznppmg mn bc' Dm zzgam zvitlz pczsmzal IIHFIIIIIKIII and your flzoirc of 5017117 mf flu' films! storm and rcsfnzmznfx in flu' arm. l Iluurx, Mun. IJFI. 111533 Sal 1026, Sun. 127 - X 71 N NN I .-Xw Ji: I'.llIIt'I'RfI...'X1I'77II1Y,.'Y Exnt L' .AW N Thruwz Null 1 MQIINHI- NIXIN IXXIDI xlmyl i- Alum-s.w, 11lxlxr3wl'Uls Cathy Dean Colonie, NY 12205 15181 459-2110 BOARDING GROOMING CATS AND DOGS I Ketenbil Kennel: BRANDLE ROAD ALTAMONT. NEW YORK 8618391 BILL SAVOCA KAREN OLEARY PROP MGR , .LQ , ,fig lban Data I I, I Systems, Inc. I Gerald T. Fassett 1707 Central Avenue President Albany, NY 12205 869-6833 I.B.M. Value Added Remarketer Best WlShQS Class of '88 CERTIFIED NATIONAL WATER WELL CERTIFIED BY NATIONAL WATER ASSOCIATION WELL ASSOCIATION DICK FERRAIOLI, GUILDERLAND PUMP SALES, INC. I INC. I i i A WATER WELL CONTRACTOR R.D. 2, ALTAMONT, N.Y. 12009 i .. Complete Well Systems 5 1 DOMESTIC - MUNICIPAL - I 4 COMMERCIAL Installation and Service -ly Jets - Submersibles Q 861-8753 Richard sermon STEVE HARRINGTON 861-8005 R.D. 2 ALTAMONT, N.Y. 12009 DICK FERRAIOLI 861-8733 I 6 Good luck in the future, may your success always be onward and upward. -x ,f in J-Jn. J V' 1- X I Numbered Clays arc counting down Scnmrrlls coming 'round Every day you have to nmkc An effort gust to stay awake. Tests .md fmnls, clnssr-s labs. Tvach-'rs .mrs lwcoming crabs! l hate thus IIIUU, tht' vntl ol the yvar. When Arr' wr' getting out of lhtw? Gr.xtlu.xunn ns coming soon l c.m't Xkklll llltln'r'mlul.lL1nc On lu college, fumllv Out of hugh st'l1onl's misery 5-'ruors .nv tht- vurv lwsl Superior Io Ihr' rust Almost tum' for tlw Svnmr llnll Aft-'v tlmt, wv'vr' nlrmn-' It .ull Now that our hugh srhool days .xrv Aunt-l Thr' .lunturs1.m start lmvtng lun KAEK The Yearbook Staff would llkc to thank all the staff and and student body of Guilder- Iand Central High School for helping make the 1988 year- book so successful. THANKS!!! W or I -- at .fQ,l'- v..' , 'v' EXIT? l s .t 1' 9 K ' f1 '2fjff-E D ,, ,-.-iz? ij Elf' K -- if if 237'-1, 1,-5-:.tg, 1v-4 2 js! -f--md' . fl T I xg Q . . 7'5- 1 ,- 'T I P s T - ' 'Qin I . fi ' fr .V x , ' ,K Q . rl, - ,,, . Q- -E Q -,TSM t -ul F 184 .4 ,ni ,ff-, Quit -1 x -,. Q f s, pup- -. I .......,...1-..... -v-.......a-W. wh ,.g., D 5- f' ,wud Em! ' ,.Q'E:4?' 'Yr . M, I . I mi 1 1, 1 i W F S 2 L I 1 2 I 5 I V. 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