Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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1981 VOL. 48, NO. 48. CHEIIOCTON A Letter from the Publisher This 1981 CHEHOCTON marks a first in the history of the 48 years of annual publication. In an effort to off set the massive inflationary costs of recent year books, the student staff, made up of high school stu- dents from all grade levels, interviewed people, wrote copy, designed layed out the paste up sheets, typed the copy, completed all art work, chose the photographs their page placement, took photos at the many events, 6 pasted up the pages in pre paration as camera ready art For those who worked on the year book, there was the enormous pride of accomplish ment, the individual development of two dimensional graphic skills, the frustrat- ion of learning these some what precise skills, all, with the impending pressure of working within the constricture of a deadline. A personal thaikyou is accorded to our advertising staff who provided more pages of ads than in the past; to photographer Bob Ventre Bill Jay Walters of Prestwood for their great in speedy service; to Bob Mc- Fadden of the Taylor Publish ing Co. for his help and en couragement; to everyone at HCS, including, Mr. John Podbelsky, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Revelle, the teachers, and most importantly, to the stu ■dents for their cooperation, i Advisor: Index Coven by Brownyn Biggs Teresa Phillips 2 BUSINESS Mr. J. Podbelski Board of Education 3 Mr. R. Revelle 17 Mr. W. Wilson 22 MILESTONES Dedication to James Wormuth NATION 9 Elementary 18 Jr. High 34 Sr. High 49 Seniors 27 Student Council Officers 44 Honor Society 84 85 Bell Game 88 THEATER Senior Class Play 90 Programs 92 WORLD Faculty 104 Boces 116 PEOPLE HCS Freedom Day 120 Staff