Hoosick Falls Central School - Vagabond Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

In Memorium Live life to the fullest, that is what Jennifer did. Jenny wasted not one minute of her life. She knew her destiny and made the most of every living moment. Jenny showed us constant courage and in her strength we were strength- ened. We would see Jenny and then realize that our own problems were so small. Knowing Jen was an inspiration, and we, the Class of 1981, shall never forget her especial- ly at this moment in our lives.Graduation 1981!!! Page 3 Table Of Contents Administration Page 5 Seniors Page 26 Student Life Page 37 Classes Page 59 Faculty Page 69 Sports Page 93 Activities Page 110 Senior Directory Page 112 Dedication Administration 3 Front row L. to R. President-Clark Thorpe. Arlene Wysocki. James Miner. Back row L. to R. Ben Niles. Frank Sheldon. Larry Petersen. Donald Sutton. George Holbrook. Charles Frazier. Remember When . . . Remember When You Went To Your First Day Of School? The Terrifying Thoughts And The Butterflies Were In Your Stomach. Remember When You Graduated From Kin- dergarten? Your Parents Were So Proud. Remember When You Read About Dick, Sally, And Spot? You Stumbled Upon Many Words. Remember When You Were In Sixth Grade? You Thought Of Yourselves As Big Shots . Remember When You Were Starting High School? High School! Lowly Though You Know You Had Arrived! A New Experience That Grew And Ma- tured Until You Reached Your Goal. Remember When . . . Mary Hrbek 5 Seniors Hope For The Future. As we, the class of 1981 are soon to leave H.F.C.S. forever, we can look back fondly on memories of the way we were. Basketball games, See Spot run,” school lunches, Christmas con- certs, class trip to StoryTown, memorizing prep- ositions, recess, assemblies. Kindergarten gradu- ation, Junior Prom, field hockey, vocabulary lists, locker combinations, Winter Ball, football Super- bowl, tests . . . The past thirteen years have been filled with happiness and sorrow, peace, and tur- moil as we have gone through the many stages of growing up. Now we travel on, and we go with thanks for the past and hope for the future. Mrs. Clintsman-Senior class advisor. Maureen Davock-secretary, Tracy Petersen-Vice-President, Lora DeLuca-President, John class advisor. Rice-Treasurer. Mrs. Clintsman-Senior 6 Loretta” You will never know if you like it, until you try it. . . Go Go For It! “Karen” A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Theresa Arm Karen Louise Armstrong Jenny” Courage is living life to its fullest. Wolfman Happiness is going to the drive- in. Jennifer Bakaitis Pat Bakaitis Glenn” Time is relevant. Dunkin' I’m coming out! This time I'm gonna do it like you never knew it! Glenn Baker Sandra E. Bass Sharn” Love is: The one who won’t be taken who can not seem to give. Go for it 7 Sharon Bass A pep rally in the park. Lurch” Happiness is a friend who needs you. Rudy” We do not remember days we remember moments - - - Cesar James F. Bates Matthew Beck “Benson When God created man. she was only joking Betts” A lie stands on one leg. truth on two. Jim Bettis Linda Benson Missy If I could do it then you can do it now Bob““Boots” If you could only see through my eyes, then you’d know just what I’m going through. Melissa Ann Bisson Robert Paul Bissonette Jr. Julie Lynn Bohmer Richard Blakey “Jackie” Remember Yesterday. Live To- day. Dream About Tomorrow” “Breese” Consider well what your strength is equal to. and what exceeds your ability. Horace Jacqueline Anne Bradley Paul Breese Beth” So on and on I go. Seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out. “Tina I couldn’t help it! I can resist everything except temptation. Elizabeth Bromirski Tina Mane Bump “Patsy When I dream upon a star; I find myself sitting at T-Bones “Dee” A small leak will sink a great ship. Patricia Ellen Carknard Dee Cipperly “Tracy” There are too many books I Haven’t read, too many places I Haven't seen, and too many memories that I haven’t kept ong enough. Tracy Lynn Clintsman Jill smiles for our camera. Dizzy It’s been such a long time. I think I should be going.Time doesn't wait for me. It keeps on rolling. Wayno Some of us are small, some of us are tall, but best of all. I wind up with the ball. Kimberlee Colvin Wayne Corbett Couchy You would be amazed at what you can do Scoop Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be . . Live. Lisa Couch Diane M. Cuddihy Guido What I learn this year. I will for- get next year. Mo Like I know where you're com- ing from. Kid!” Jerry Dacchille Maureen Davock 10 Patricia Ann Davock Vicki Lynn Davock Lora There are things that are invisi- ble to the eyes and must be seen with the heart. Deno Life is what makes of it. Dean Dubois Lora DeLuca Don Off to go deer hunting and trap- ping from school. Matt Time now to stop this dreaming must rejoin the real world as rev- eled by orange lights and a smo- key atmosphere. Duke; Genesis Donald J. Ely Matthew Fauler Weeb I spell relief ‘ Skoal’' Gary Life is nice if you want to live it at one time. It is easier to live with all the nice people to help you in that one life time. Richard Ferrannini Gary D. Filkins Lis” Grant me the serenity to accept those things I can’t change; the courage to change those I can; and the wisdom to know the dif- ference.' 11 Lisa J. Florio Mo gets her protein. Crash” Advice it is given out more than it is taken in. Karen Flynn Steve” I never want to bite the dust” Steven Foster Cindy” We are in the same boat on a stormy sea ...” Jeff Let the good times roll. Cynthia Anne Francis Jeffery L. Gardner Gits” I have so much red tape to cut through.” Allan J. E. Gates Renie” Stay fast and true.” Irene Mary Gates Lori” There is no try. Do. or don't do Mare” Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. Lorraine Gatus Mary Catherine Gilson 12 Yvonne Carol Goodwin Christine Green “Hyde “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Stubby” Take a good look at me now. for you'll never see the likes of me again. Heidi Caroline Griesemer Brent J. Griffin Grif” Live for today, do all you can everyday Grub” Sorry Guys Thomas Griffin Stephen Thomas Grobuski “LeeAnn Lost yesterday somewhere be- tween sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone for- ever. 13 LeeAnn Harrison I dare ya” Kelly Haynes Susan J. Herrington Farmer ’ I don’t know what I'm going to do or where I’m going to go. gut I know I'm going to have a heck of a good time getting there! Jill I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. Clara Hendry Jill Hoag Seth Here's looking at you kid’ - - Humphrey Bogart. 1942 From the motion picture. Casab- lance Herbie Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that’s the stuff life is made of. -Ben Frank- lin Seth Holbrook Lawrence Hrbek “Maureen If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn’t it never was. Moses’ Fear fades when facts are faced. Maureen A. Hulihan Kevin Hyde 14 Terry ' What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny compared to what lies within us. Steve Once you stop to think, don’t forget to start again. Terry Rose Jones Stephen L. Keeler Gee or Al” Sail on Silver Girl, sail on by. Your time has come to shine.” However temporary, life gives a chance-a chance to live, to laugh, to cry, to hold another person. I can’t afford to waste my chance. Perl-e” Don’t put off today homework that was due yesterday. Kelly-G King Sandra Lee LaPerle “TaTa For everything you have missed, you have gained something else; and for everything you gam you lose something. Joaner We do not remember days, we remember moments. Catherine LaPorte Joan C. LaPorte ”Cin” Try everything once, that’s the only way to find out if you should have tried it at all! 15 Cynthia Mae Lefebvre “With all the luck I’ve got. why do I have to eat this?” “Deb” You may fool all the world down the pathway of lifeAnd get pats on your back as you pass- But your final reward will be heart- aches and tears. IF . . . you've cheated the man in the glass. “Butch If at first you don’t succeed, for get it! Deborah L. Lohnes William L. Mabee “Doug To lend is human; To give divine. Tom Modesty is a virtue. Douglas McCabe Thomas McGuire Steve Monks Thomas J. Morin Jr. “Steve” One today is worth three tomor- rows. “Koo Bear” School would be easier without English! “Scott Life's sorrows are minor. It’s problems are few. Your days will be lighter. When solved with a chew. Popeye “A pinch a day keeps my mother away Scott Moseley James E Meyers 7 7 Never give up. never surrender “Steve” What do I do now “Nugget” “Quiet .... !!” “Rocky” “School's alright, but thirteen years is enough. “Kurt What do ya mean I gotta get a job? “Peters” Life is what you make of it... Kurt Palmateer Tracy Lynn Petersen Stanley Niegoda John Anthony Nugent 17 Donna Powers Jeffery David Pokines Ed Pugliese Holly Reilly Edith Ya gotta burn to grow. Coon The best thing a lineman can do is go unnoticed. Ed Reinfurt John Rice Patricia M Riley David Roland Mary So I close my eyes softly 'til I become that part of the wind that we all long for sometime . . . -Fleetwood Mac- Deb t • Avoid extremes 18 Mary A. Ropitzky Debbie Russell “Kel” Hey. I love you. “SOB” Being the Hunter, trapper, fish- erman. and Indian guide as such that I am.” Kelly Salisbury Gary Sargood Bruce Seney Kathryn LaCoste Schonbeck “Pam Everytime I get my act together, the curtain comes down. Squeal” With all it’s shame, drudgery broken dreams it is still a beauti- ful world. Pam Sherman Cecelia Skott 19 Keith Smith I've heard of waiting for torture, but for lunch?! Beth” If you would do great things, set your face to the wind. Brenda Hurt no one by doing injury. Elizabeth Sprunger Brenda Stell Annette-ski I don't know what the future holds . . . But I will have fun find- ing out. El You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. Annette Stella Elinor Marie Stevens Shorty If you think you have someone eating out of your hand, it's a good idea to count your fin- gers. Is Gary craming for an exam? Patricia Stevens Bosco We can never get back what has already gone by. Stroff I am in the Army now. Bob Stevens Scott Stroffoleno Suite Nothing is more dangerous than an idea when it’s the only one we have -ALAIN- Heln That's the price you gotta pay. Kevin Suite Helen Sukuskas Lurch Well it’s time for the weekend Judy A good friend is one who keeps an open ear Sharon Surdam Judy Thomas Keith To act is to deceive one’s own character. n Keith Tompson Is that Nina basting a towel? John Watts Witts Street rods live forever. Mrs. Peckham helps Paul to compute a few problems. Gordie Silence cannot last forever. Gordon Wescott 22 The over the RAIL” gang!!??!! Class Flirts Class Noisiest ?! .3 % Most Ambitious Favorites Nicest Smile Class Clowns Smartest Most Athletic Best Looking Most Popular Most Likely To Succeed Done Most For School Best Dressed 23 Class Wills Theresa Arm leaves varsity cheerleading to the freshmen, junior high and the sixth graders. Pat Bakaitis leaves his comb to Mr. Altobell. Glenn Baker leaves Caroline a locker to herself and feeling sorry for the students who have more years of grueling homework. Sandy Basss leaves Tim Milliman still waiting for his Myrtal Beach shirt. David Kipp my Mickey Mouse shirt, and still waiting for Margaret Smith to transfer. Sharon Bass leaves Mrs. Silverman saying “if you're not gonna be good, be careful and Patty Mahar still wondering who brought the radio. Jim Bates leaves Mr. Altobell still wondering where he went all those days. Matt Beck leaves Diane to walk to lunch alone. Linda Benson leaves H.F. wondering whatever happened to the good old days. Jim Bettis leaves trying to keep his car on the road instead of hitting Salvation Army boxes and culverts. Missy Bisson leaves wishing she'd let certain people know how she feels and regretting she'd told others. Bob bissonette leaves still working on the paper drive and wondering how much money “WE made. Julie Bohmer leaves hoping that Mr. Reeve will never forget Bomber and to become that famous singer she’s always wanted to be. and cut her first album Julie . . . Live . Jackie Bradley leaves waiting for Scott to come back from Korea and leaves Chris 4 more years of school. Paul Breese leaves his knapsack to Mrs. Peckham so she can carry her sweater around and never be cold. Beth Bromorski leaves her brother 5 years of school and Mr. Eastwick with no one to talk to. Tina Bump leaves her record of 3 Big Macx. 2 large french fries, a large coke, a vanilla shake, an apple pie. and a piece of farmers birthday cake to anyone who can beat it. Tracy Clintsman leaves Jeff Sprague with no one to call oreo and Mrs. Clintsman waiting 13 years before she has one of her children in class again. Kim Colvin leaves her Momday mornings to Sue Stevens, and the nickname “DIZZY for Sheila Rayner to carry on. Patsy Carknard leaves her athletic abilities to her younger sisters. Wayne Corbett- leaves Coach Dewey with one less giant to work with and basketball to the little guys. Lisa Couch- leaves for Tucson with Keith, and Susie and the rest of the class of “82 with one more year to go. Diane Cuddihy- leaves Lisa Cramer with no one to beat up on her camera to anyone who wants another headache. Jerry Dacchille- leaves Coach Baker one less person to tape and an extra can of Heat for someone else. Maureen Davock- leaves wishing her “Dad was going with her and hoping that someone will pester Mr. Reeve for the rest of his life. Last but not least . eating. Patricia Davock- leaves still yelling “But I don't want to go in the boy’s room. Vicki Davock- leaves many good memories on Varsity Football Cheerleading and still hearing April say. “Hey ya Figgie What cha gonna do? Lora DeLuca- leaves Brent and Eddie without any cheeks to squeeze and Toni. Linda. Maryann her parking technique in which to improve upon. Dean DuBois- leaves Coach Baker still searching through the crowd. Don Ely- leaves all his running abilities to our new coach. Mrs. Geers. Matthew Fauler- leaves this 13th year paradise wiching he had a lot to do again. Right Ed Brent? Richard Ferrannini- leaves H.F.C.S. to live at the fort Gary Filkins- leaves the school in one piece. Lisa Florio- leaves Mr. Eastwick to find someone else to argue with and 5 pounds of pasta. Karen Flynn- leaves her nickname to whoever can uphold it’s reputation. Steven Foster- I leave my determination to my brother Tom to do well in football next year Cynthia Francis- leaves the students of H.F.C.S. with one more thingy in their vocabulary. Jeff Gardener- leaves Mr Everly with no one to keep distracting in band. Allan Gates leaves with the another Gates on the way up the 11 years worst. Irene Gates- leqves glad that it's her last year but sad because she miss her friends and all the fun she had at H.F.C.S.. Lorraine Gatus- leaves the Health office quiet; She leaves Penny Perrotti to battle the munch-k ins alone; and Lori Florio with pleasant dreams. Mary Gilson- leaves Mrs. Holmes with one more bed for someone else who's tired. Mr. Everly and Mr. Pederson with many fond memories and David to carry on the Gilson tradition. Yvonne Goodwin- leaves the slow, dull life of Hoosick Falls to her three younger sisters; Diane. Lorraine, and Michelle. Mr. Everly to contend with the “extremely talented clarinet section, and joins Jim in their life together. Christine Green- leaves Mrs. Frazier with no one to pick on her; Kathleen Dougherty with the pep club and football breakfasts; and her brother. Jeff, to succeed in everything he tries at H.F.C.S.! Heidi Griesemer- leaves A.J. Tate a locker filled with and Jodi with no clothes to wear. Brent Griffin- leaves his temper to “Baby Huey Edith; his diet to Lora and Tina; and to go lion hunting with Mike. Thomas Griffin- leaves basketball to anyone who can fill the empty hole on the bench. Stephen Grobuski- leaves to clean up the fort. Lee Ann Harrison- leaves Peters with no one to sing with all night long; Brent with Cindi’s and Lee Ann’s baby talk; Elinor and Catherine with a plant squirter; and Kim without a robe to wear. Kelly Haynes- leaves Mr. Hunter with one less problem. Clara Hendry- leaves William with three more years at school. Susan Herrington- leaves Mrs. Douglas with one less person to pick on. 24 Class Wills Jill Hoag- leaves Hoosick Falls Central to travel to France in search of a rich Frenchman; and leaves Mr Lang’s classes to anyone that can handle them. Seth Holbrook- leaves still cleaning up the camp from prom night. Lawrence Hrbeck- leaves the left back seat of the bus to Augie. Maureen Hulihan- leaves Mr. Roy’s social class to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Terry Jones- leaves Cindy with 2 years of high school. Stephen Keeler- leaves ‘‘Duck Waltz” his sister; he also leaves Miss Cicero a year’s supply of inspected vegetables. Kelly King- leaves Central with hopes that perhaps someday Mr. Eastwick. Brent. Edith, and Matt will concede women are the superior of the two sexes; she also leaves her sister Betsy the ability to overlook a well known characteristic of most men- ignorance. Sandra LaPerle- leaves H.F.C.S. with great memories and wishing Gary and Rob much luck in their remaining years Catherine Laporte- leaves Mrs. Silverman to find someone else besides Patsy and herself to yell at for dogging it”; and trying to teach Patty Mahar how to sew her stars on straight. Joan Laporte- leaves Mrs. Silverman with one less person to bug.her and with an undefeated Field Hockey season, her and with an undefeated Field Hockey season. Deborah Lohnes- leaves Chris with one more year of H.F.C.S. without the pleasure of my company. William Mabee- leaves Jerry up to the armpits in spare parts. Douglas McCabe- leaves his motorcycle watching out for parked cars and campers. Thomas MCGuire- - - leaves everything to Jerry. Debbie Mentiply- Stephen Monks- Scott Moseley- I leave all my books to the future senior classes. Thomas Morin- leaves everything to his brother Tim. James Myers- I leave my dirty sweat socks (cross coutry) to Mark Johnston (Baha). Stanley Niegoda- leaves to go off into the Paratroopers and leaves his football number “77” to whoever leads the team. Steve Niegoda- leaves laughing at Mr Maroza’s (METS GIANTS) HA HA. John Nugent- leaves Mr. Baker picking up gym towels. Loren O'Dell- leaves the machine shop knowing a little about what he was doing there. Tracy Petersen- leaves Mr. Reeve with one less person to pay milkshakes and leave wishing Susan. Loob. And Amy Loritan the best of luck in their remaining years. Donna Powers-1 leave my Junior Rescue Squad to anyone who is looking for new experiences. Lots of success to Joanne. Jim. and Paul in their future years at H.F.C.S.. Edwin Pugliese- Ed leaves being tri-captain of the best football team Hoosick Falls has ever had. Holly Reilly- leaves her locker full of Graig Nettles' pictures to Mr Reeve. And also leaves his teaching Career Complete Edward Keinfurt- leaves Mike Driscoll with a crying towel and remembering those Friday nights at Wade’s. John Rice- John leaves Goose I and Goose II still chasing after Mike Lewsey Patricia Riley- leaves Carol Eddy with a lot of less problems and Kelly LaCroix all her partym’ times. Elizabeth Robson- Mary Ropitzky- leaves Chrissy and Karen to “party for her when she’s not there and Roger to stick up for Fleetwood Mac. David Rowland- Kelly Salisbury- leaves still puffing. Kathryn Schonbeck- leaves H.F.C.S. still speaking Persian to Betsy and leaves Mrs. Neaton knowing what goydam means. Gary Sargood- leaves still wondering what happened on some of those nights down at the Fort. Bruce Seney- leaves not really minding school and then to Fairdale Farms to work for the summer, and then who knows what Pamela Sherman- leaves hoping Jack will pick her up. Cecila Skott- leaves Mr. E. three mustaches for his future bass clarinet players. Keith Smith- I leave H.F.C.S. to whoever wants it. Ken Snyder- I leave three more years of school to my sister Kelly. Jeffery Sprague- with 2 good legs. Beth Sprunger-leaves Mr. E. with a band that’s a hundred percent more in tune! Brenda Stell- Annette Stella- leaves with Patty and leaves Shelly her place by the window Elinor Stevens— leaves Lora her own things to do and no one to watch her take her contacts out at 4:00 AM and Cindi with no one to tell her what she’s done. Patricia Stevens- Patty leaves Julie and Mollie with one less person to play cards with in study hall. Robert stevens- leaves Mr Sargood with no one to call mouthy and brothers Jeff, and Dean, sister Amy. cousin Al and Jill with all the heartaches of school. Melinda Stone- Richard Stowell- Scott Stroffoleno- I leave teachers still trying to pronounce my name Kevin Suite- leaves Sam Wysocki as the next Pollack on the football team. Helen Sukuskas- leaves still an avid BIRDIover Sharon Surdam- I leave this school with one less problem; with me not walking in the junior high part with Beth Sousie Judy Thomas- 25 Student Life ' A.A, B.B.C.C Carol concentrates on a tough Chemistry problem. This can t be a typical H.F.C.S. locker!?! We’re just such good friends. 26 There s nothing like a school lunch! That must be some note. Amy. 27 28 You use Palmolive! . . . and who lurks behind this box of crayons” What is the menu today? Is it turkey, turkey, or turkey? Mr. Brewster keeps Noordin from sneaking out early. Stanley practices his salute for the service Judy computes the plays for the next field hockey game. 30 Doug, look out Dean is picking your pocket. Bruce looks enthusiastic about coming to school. 31 Jackie. Helen, and Sharon try to tell Mrs. Neaton that reading the newspaper is good for your health. twoF The typewriter is chewing up Karen’s fingers. Peter and Paul are our future auto mechanics. Kelly ’thinks’’ he’s a macho man. Rob shows Amy that he can only pinch half an inch. 32 Hand it over. Mr Marozas. Bob is seen studying for the first time in history. The Monday morning tea club. Donna knows that long distance is the next best thing to being there. Kelly is proud of her masterpiece. 35 Robin is hard at work. Wow! Sexy legs. 36 11th Grade E. Amidon N Andrew D. Baldwin A. Barnhart M Bartolotta S. Bates Smile America! L. Bettis M. Bissonette T. Bowen M Brogue A. Brownell T. Bump M. Burdick H. Burnham T. Bushy J. Callahan M. Carknard M. Caron J. Case M. Covenegn M. Clancy J. Colegrove N. Cooney L. Cramer C. Cutler M. Danforth J. Decker T. Dedker L. DeLuca 38 M DeLuca R. Dimaggio K. Dougherty M. Dubuke E. Flynn M. Flynn S. Fouler C. Francis P. Frank D. Goodwin J. Greeley P. Greeley Brent has developed through the years. B Green J. Green J. Greenwood J. Griesmer S. Griffith C. Harrington B. Harrison G. Hoard M. Hoffman R. Hoffman M. Hrbek M. Hunt 39 You can call me Ray or you can call me . . . R Jepson C. Keeler 40 Mary studies in the peaceful outdoors. K. Keene S. Kelly J. Kipp C. LaCroix L. Lanoue P. Lanoue G. LaPerle D. Lefebvre K. Lewsey T. Liporace J. Livingston C. Lohnes D. MacIntyre L. Magazu P. Mahar S. Marsh M. Martinez L. Matte R. Matte R. Maussert D. McMahan K. Michaels P. Miller F. Morandi B. Nealon R. Noble D. Ogert J. Preoble D. Redden S. Rice C. Rondeau N. Said A Salluzzo D. Sausville D. Searby W. Seifert T. Shaw J. Shea J. Sherwm D. Skott P Smith S. Spiak D. Stell A Stevens S. Stevens D. St. Hilaire Gary and Doug are ready to take on the world. What a pair!! C. Strait T Suite D Taber D. Taber A J. Tate T. Thorpe K Tollisen J. Tollisen P Tollisen D. Towne C. Verrastro C. Watts M Wright K Young 41 10th Grade Jon coaches Dave on. R. Bissonette B. Boesse K. Bornt L. Brownell K. Buck J. Bump M. Burdge L. Burgess L. Burt L. Casavant C. Chapones B. Cipperly E. Cipperly T. Colegrove J. Cooney A. Corbin P Corbett V. Costantino D. Cottrell J. Cottrell L. Cottrell Smoke those stogies Sharon!! 42 M DeMars T DeShane T. DiMaggio T. DuBois C. Eddy M Eldred Mark says I can't believe I ate the whole thing. B Ely K Estes D Fabiano L. Florio V. Flynn D Fogarty R Foster T Foster M. Gates S. Geraghty D Gilson E Granger B Grobuski M. Grobuski B Grey L. Hackett K Harrison B Hartnagle Oh my gosh!! 43 Is Laura the new IO”? T. Hoag E. Hyde M Howard T. Hunt S. Hunter V. Hulburt T. James R. Jepson C. Jones M. Jones K Kelly C. Koronas M. Kuscsik K. LaCroix F Lane R. LaPerle P LaPorte J. LeTourneau B Lewis D. Lewsey A Loretan Mr. Greenberger congratulates Joan. 44 Jackie and Sharon enjoy each others company. $ � M Nealon C. Neil J. Niles L. North D. Paddock R. Peckham S. Peckham R Perroti K. Phillips M. Phillips M. Piritz J. Pokines J. Powers S. Rayner E. Redcross K. Restmo C. Rider D Roberson D. Roose D. Russell J. Salluzzo 45 D. Salvi D. Schwartz J. Schwartz W Skaflestad B Smith M. Smith I can't bear to look! P. Sprunger T. Sprague A. Stevens F. Sura D Sutton M. Telford D. Towne D. Vanderkar R. Velardi T. Waite R. Weeden M. Whitten D Williams E. Wilson J. Wysocki T. Wysocki T. Wysocki 46 G. Yavamski K. Yavamski A. Zelenka He’s 6'2 . eyes of blue, blonde hair . . . 9th Grade R. Baker W. Bartalotta D. Beagle H. Beck A. Betit N. Betit L. Blakey K. Blmstrub S. Bounds D. Bowen H. Bowen D. Brownell J. Calhoun K. Callahan E. Case B. Chapones C. Cook L. Coon D. Cross B Danforth L. Davendonis T. DeLuca M DeMars B. Dixon A. Eldred T. Ellis C. Esposito J. Ferrannmi 47 What are Tina and Catherine doing? D. Flynn E. Flynn The Village People S. Foster A. Frank B Gaines D Gardner S. Gates V. Gilberti E. Gorman W. Green J. Greismer B Grogan K. Hackett M. Hackett D. Harrington M Harrington M Hartnagle S. Hathaway K. Havis W. Hendry P. Higgins C. Hoffman K. Hyde D Jepson B Jones K Jones E. Keene P Kelly L. Kongsvik R Kowalik 48 What's so funny. Paz? E. Kuscik M. LaPorte The Hoosick Falls Morgue!?! W. LaPorte M. Lewsey J. Liperace B. Litherland C. March M. Masse M McGuire T. McGuire B Miner mi n C. Monks L. Moore B Morandi K. Morrison D Mulready A. Murray J. Myers C. Miles H. Niles M. Ogert K. Okerman M. Pacileo T. Peckham L. Petersen T. Pine B. Piritz J. Powers M. Rivard M. Rowland 49 You’ve got to be kidding! M. Said K. Sargood L. Sausville E. Schaefer A. Schonbeck R. Shaw R. Sheffer J. Sherwin M. Sherwin K. Sicinski S. Skaflestad S. Smith L. Smith K. Snyder J. Sparks M. Stachelski E. Stell J. Stevens B. Stockman R. Stowell N. Stowell K. Telford M. Thomas D. Watson T1 Stevens F. Weeden T. Wescott S. Whittet J. Wilwol S. Yavaniski P. Yerke K. Yurewitch 50 Two lost Hombres P. Alekonis P. Alekonis R. Andrew 8th Grade Say what?? M. Bacon A. Baker T. Beck K. Bornt J. Bossoni C. Bradley M. Bredbenner B. Breese B. Brogue L. Bigelow P Bissonette S. Blinstrub C. Browe D. Brownell K. Brunner M. Bump M. Burdick C. Cabana C. Cahall W. Callahan S. Carangio C. Carnard E. Case A. Clancy M. Cook L. Cooney ( Atlas?? 51 M. Corbin P. Corbin S. Corey C. Costantino T. Danforth G. Davendonis In between classes J. Decker H. Dewey G. Dimassio K. Dipper K. Dunijen T. Fabiano P Fleming B Gardner T. Giarraputo J. Godbout J. Gray B. Greeley C. Gyberg P. Hand j D. Hansen D. Harris B Harrison C. Hurlburt A. Haskell K. Havis P. Haynes H. Hodgson S. Holbrook 52 C. Howard R. Howard C. Hunt Tom knows how to pick them! M. Johnston A. Jones T. Jones E. Jorgens M. Kelly S. Kenney B. King R. King T. King M. Kowalik S. Klebbe M. Lane M. LaPorte L. Livingston C. Lohnes H. Lohnes W. Magisano A Masse B. Masse B. Matte M. Mitchell M Monahan 53 M Peckham R. Rice R Koronas Seth had one too many potato chips! K. Russell J. Ryan N. Said P. Sausville J. Scott C. Shapen S. Smith B Sousie C. Springer L. Stanley L. Stearns T. Stewart C. Strait T. Thomas T. Thurber C. Wade R. Weatherwax W. Webster B Wescott M. Williams P. Winters P Yerke 54 Don’t they look innocent. 7th Grade J. Alnson E. Arnold W. Arnold ft ft W. Arnold B. Bakaitis E. Baker J. Baldwin A Ballou B. Beagle T. Beck K. Begin T. Bromirski S. Brownell J. Buck T. Burgess D. Carangio A Cavanayh D. Cipperly L Cooney M. Corbett D. Cox N Davendonis T. Danforth fS T. Deshane K. Dewey J. Dooley 55 Kyle loves to sew. Seth tries to strangle Kim. and Kathy thinks it’s funny J. Eldred T. Eldred K. Gardner L. Giargari T. Gilbert L. Goodwin S. Gorman C. Granger K. Griesemer L. Grover T. Guile A. Harrington K. Harrington T. Hathaway C. Higgins S. Hodges R. Humphrey T. Hunt G. Jepson R. Jepson K. Jones R Jones M. Jordan J. Kasavicha K. Keene K. Kenney J. Kongsvik H. Kuscsik M. LaCroix 56 D. Lampman K Landry R. Lane H. Lewis T. Livingston P. Martin D. Mason A Matatt J McCart K McGovern P. McGuire D. Mears C. Miner M Miner T. Moore T Moore P Morandi J. Mulready D. Murray B Niles T. Okerman M. O'Neill J. Parker a O S. Petersen C. Pine C. Phillips Uuum! This is good! 57 i fla Some welcoming committee B Rawling T. Rayner T. Reynolds W. Riffenburgh F. Russell M. Russell D Salvi C. Schlick J. Sheldon A. Skaflestad E. Skorupski J. Smith R Smith R. Springer T. Sprague W. Sprague D. Stella D Stevens K. Stevens N. Stevens L. Stone B Stroffoleno V. Testa J. Waltz S. Watson J. Weatherwax J. Weatherwax A White L. Whitten C. Yurewitch J. Zelenka S. Zwiercan 58 59 Mr. Altobell-Science Mr. Betts-Driver Education 'faculty Mr. Baker-Physical Education Miss Bouplon-Reading Mr. Brewster-Guidance 60 Coach Baker introduces the ‘Super'' Panthers. Mrs. Brown-Spanish Mrs. Carpenter-Home Economics Miss Cicero-Math Mrs. Clintsman-English Mr. Clintsman-Special Ed. Mr. Eastwick-Social Studies Ms. Dence-Psychologist Miss Eddy English Mrs. Douglas-Business Pshew!! That was close!” .fv Mr. Everly-Music Mr. Folgert-Guidance Mrs. Frazier-Home Economics Mr. Gaillard-Music Mrs. Goldstein-Math. Science Mr. Greenberger-Math 62 Mrs. Hutchins-English Mr. Idleman-Social Studies Mr. Lang-Business 63 Mrs Neaton-librarian Mr. Pedersen- Music Mr. Rodak-Science Mr. Peckham-English Mr. Reetfe-Science Mrs. Perry-English Mr Roy-Social Studies Mr. Sargood-Wood Shop Mrs. Holmes-Nurse 64 f«u «or 11 HIK Mrs. Silverman-Physical Education Mr. Veldman-Metal Shop Mrs. Chapman-Art Mr. Stritch-English Mrs. Bryce-Dental Hygienst Mr. Turi-Science Mr. Wright-Auto Shop ? Mrs. Thornton-Social Studies. 65 Mrs. Redden 6 • ' Mrs. Hume Mrs. Brenenstuhl Mrs. Sheldon Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Frank 66 Elementary Faculty Front row; Mrs. Ubelacker. Mr. Brankman. Mrs. Jones. Miss Keatley. Mrs. Burdick. Mrs. Kongsvik. Miss Farrara. Back Row: Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. Esposito. Mrs. Guidon. Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. Gifford. Mrs. Mayers. Front row: Mr. Russert. Mrs. Neudecker. Mrs. Lestage. Mrs. Davendonis. Mrs. Patten. Middle row- Mrs. Geers. Back row: Mr. Baker. Mr. Lestage. Mrs. Marbot. Mr. Hammond. 67 Cafeteria Mrs. O’Malley. Mrs. Constantino. Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. McCart. Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Brownell. Second row- Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Eighney. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Pleasant. Mrs. Holzauer. Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Ogilvie. Mrs. Ryder. Mrs. Sheffer, Mrs. Waytkus. Bus Drivers Kneeling: H. Taber. B. McCart. J. Hickey. B Barber. Standing: B. Harrington. M. Hoffman, S. Scaglione. F. SChmigel. H. Barber. Custodians First row- H. Michie. R. Bovie, D. Bisson. W. Durkee. T. Chirosello. Second row- M. Philpott. A. Kipp. T. Kalinowski. D. Babcock. N Flynn. D. Miner. 68 Varsity Football Panthers Are Super” In 1980!! The 1980 Panthers gridders finished the sea- son with an 8-2 record. The Panthers were co- champions of the Northern Adirondack Confer- ence and eventually climaxed the season with a 42-8 pasting of Warrensburg for the SUPER BOWL” championship. The Panthers were led by the awesome backfield of Ed Edith Reinfurt and Brent Griffin. Reinfurt went on to become the Capital District’s second leading scorer. The Pan- ther defense was anchored by All-Capitaland se- lection Scott Stroffoleno. The season ended with a disappointing loss (21-6) to Tri-Valley champi- on. Fonda. -fW W Brent goes for another Panther score. Standing: Coach Greenberger. R. Stowell. D. St. Hilaire. C. LaCroix, J. Sherwin. E. Pugliese, J. Dacchille, A.J. Tate. M. HUNT. B. Bissonette. F. Waite. A. Stevens. D. Skott. D. Dubois. D McCabe. Coach Baker. Kneeling: Coach Baker, S. Niegoda. j! Callahan. J. Rice, F. Saluzzo, B. Griffin. S. Stroffoleno. E. Reinfurt. N. Said, F. Morandi. R. Maussert. M. Fauler, D. Stroffoleno G. LaPerle. 70 Fred unleashes one of his 'BOMBS”. Out of my way. 72 Noordin shows a fancy move as he heads for the endzone. Football Cheerleaders Let's see ... one. ugh. two ugh..............three.” The Panther cheerleaders come off the field after leading spectators in a rousing cheer. Spirit............................!!! Despite a cold rainy season, the Panther cheer- leaders provided the spirit that's evident at all Pan- ther games. The officers were President Maureen Davock; Vice-President Maureen Davock; Vice- President Kelly King; Treasurer Jan Wysocki; Secre- tary Dawn Smith. Under the direction of advisor Margaret Frazier, the cheerleaders practiced long hours and made many posters and hoops. Eight girls went to camp and brought back a spirit stick (awarded only to most spirited), many ribbons, and the newest cheers and chants. The cheerleaders also worked hard to put togeth- er a successful pep rally. A little bit of rain won't dampen Panther spirit. 73 Standing I to r: T. Arm. J. Wysocki. D. Lefebvre. K. King. V. Davock. M Davock. S. Yavaniski. A Barnhart. D. Goodwin. Kneeling: T. Pine, D. Smith, C. Keeler. T. Bowen. M McGuire. Varsity Field Hockey First Place And An 18-1 Record. The Varsity Field Hockey team and incredi- ble seasons have become synonymous phrases at H.F.C.S. . The season was highlight- ed by a 2-0 whitewashing of Suburban Council champion Shenendehowa. The team's overall record was 18-1. The field hockey team was led by the scoring of Patty Mahar (13 goals), Tracy Peterson (12 goals), and Catherine La- Porte (10 goals). The girls suffered their only loss to Taconic Hills by a score of 2-0. This 1980 season completed was one of the finest field hockey seasons in Section II. Varsity team defends its title Catherine's choking Hoosick Falls Varsity Victory! Standing left to right: Coach Silverman, Maureen Carknard. Bonnie Fairbanks, Michelle Brogue. Sue Herrington. Elinor Stevens. Joan LaPorte. Tina Bump. Tracey Petersen. Jackie Bradley. Linda Deluca Kneeling left to right: Paula Frank. Lora DeLuca, Helen Sukuskas, Patty Mahar, Terry Thorpe. Judy Thomas. Tracey Shaw. Catherine LaPorte. Patsy Carknard. Sharon Bass 74 J.V. Field Hockey Continued Success!! The 1980 J.V Field Hockey team continued the winning ways of the H.F.C.S. girls' sports pro- gram. The junior Hoosiers logged a 9-2-1 league record and a 12-2-1 overall record. This placed them second in the very competitive Wasaren League. The J.V. girls were led by the potent scoring of Donna Fabiano who registered 11 goals, and Gail Armstrong who netted 9 goals. Their presence should be felt in future varsity encounters. Donna going for the grounder. Dawn is proud as a peacock. And they're off! Standing left to right: Kathy McMahon. Judy Bump. Laurie Bettis, Claire Monks, Sue Whittet. Denise Vanderkar. Melissa Jones. Kelly LaCroix. Karen Hyde. Dawn Baldwin. Tony DeLuca. Denise Cross. Heather Niles. Kim Haskell Kneeling left to right: Elva Cipperly. Gail Armstrong. Heidi Beck, Julie Schwartz. Judy Luke. Joy Wysocki. Lauren Petersen, Aimee Frank. Marie Laporte Sitting: Coach Thompson 75 Cross Country Improvements!!! This years season started off on the right foot as the team traveled to Albany for the Albany Invitational. The team Finished 8th out of 16 with a strong individual finish of 21st and 25th. These top finishers for H.F.C.S. qualified for trophies. The team then traveled to Salem for their invitational. They finished 3rd out of 13 The first five finishers for H F. received either ribbons or medals. Another strong finish for the team was at the Galway Meet. The team finished 5th out of 11 with individuals placing 38th, 39th and 48th out of a total of 120 runners. Future years look promising for the Cross Country team. As a young team of runners, the oncoming years look prosperous. We re digging in! Let's play follow the leader. says Steve as he tries to out distance the field. 76 Kneeling (L. to R.) C Miner. L. Bigelow. J. Dooley. J. Myers. B Harrison. J. Scott. M Johnston. D. Swartz. R. Lane. Standing- R Bissonette. S. Foster. D. Ely. S. Neigoda. J. Myers. T. Griffin. Coach Geers. J. Harrison. Track And Field Seven School Records Broken! The track and field team saw much improve- ment. Seven school records were broken. Sue Kelley broke the shot put record; Debra Dubuke broke the 3000 meter run record. The 800 relay team (C. Laporte, T. Clintsman, C. Neil, and L. Harrison) broke its record. J. LaPorte. T. Peter- sen, L. Harrison, and C. LaPorte broke the 400 relay record. For the two mile relay, M. Gilson, L. Petersen, L. Matte, and D. Dubuke broke it. G. Armstrong broke the 1500 meter walk record, and T. Petersen the 400m hurdles. The team hopes to better next year. Mrs. Clintsman contributed an immense part of her time to the team. All were thankful for her efforts. ■ Let's do the twist! Tracy jumps the hurdles Lying- Mrs. Clintsman. Sitting L. to R.-M. Gilson, D. Dubuke. D. Testa. L. Stewart. H. Bossoni. L. Harrison. Kneeling L. to R.-P. Hathaway, J. Wysocki, M Ropitzky, J. LaPorte, T. Petersen. J. Griesemer, Standing L. to R. D. Goodwin, C. Monks, C. Cutler, K. Merrills, C. Neil, J. Schwartz, S. Kelley, M. Said, L. Matte, K. Michaels. G. Armstrong, L. Petersen Varsity Basketball Young Panthers Surprise The 1980-81 Panther basketball team completed the season with a 12-8 won-lost record. The Pan- thers were led by the scoring and rebounding of center Wayne Corbett and the steelar defensive play of Dan McMahon. Although the Panthers played only .600 basketball, only 7 points prevented them from an additional 4 wins. The roundballers lost to league champion Stillwater by 2 points and 1 point in overtime. With 4 returning starters the 1982 sea- son looks encouraging. Franco puts up a shot as Wayne and Fred move in for the rebound. 78 kneeling (left to right)-D. Cipperly. J. Rice. F. Morandi. F. Saluzzo. P. Lanoue, K. Seifurt. C. Dewey, standing (left to right)-N. Said. M Fauler, D. McMahon. B. Harrison. D. Skott, W. Corbett. Coach Dewey. J.V. Basketball Continued Success!!! The Junior Varsity basketball team finished the season in sec- ond place m the Wasaren league. The young Panthers were led by the backcourt play of Tim Milliman and the rebounding and scor- ing of Paul Corbett and Andy Murray. With over half of the J.V. Club composed of freshmen, future varsity successes seem inevi- table. Paul sets up as Sam ' prepares to dish out an assist. Andy soars for two. b I Standing (L. to R.)-B. Kowalik. P. Corbett. Coach Wilson. A. Murray. T. Wysocki. Kneeling (L. to R.) D. Lewsey. M. Lewsey. J. Liporace. T. Milliman. E. Keene. P. Sprunger. R. Sheffer. 80 Lisa gives a few words of advice before a cheer. Basketball Cheerleaders Spirit . . . . ! The 1980-81 cheerleaders sparked the varsity basketball team to another outstanding season. The girls spent many hours making hoops, practicing cheers, etc. to provide the crowds and team with spirit. Several girls also attended cheer- leading camps during the summer and brought back many new fresh ideas. Their advisor. Mrs. Frazier, spent a tremen- dous number of hours getting the girls ready for the season. Kick one. two. three 81 1st row L to R M. Davock. T. Arm. K. King. J. Wysocki. T. McGuire. L. Cramer. S. Yavaniski. 2nd row L. to R. D. Smith. A. Barnhart. Top C. Keeler. Varsity Wrestling Another Successful Season!! The 1981 Hoosier wrestling team completed an- other successful season under the tuteledge of coach Ken Baker. The season was highlighted by a resounding win over arch rival Mount Anthony. Only 6 or seven points prevented the Panther grapplers from having an ‘‘outstanding'' season. With several returning veterans, the 1982 season looks promis- ing. Brent does it again! 82 Kneeling (L. to R.) C. Marsh. R. LaPerle. D. Gardner, J. Gardner, M. Sherwin. E. Baker, Standing- S Monks, J. Bettis, E. Hyde. E. Reinfurt. B. Griffin, E. Pugliese, D. McCabe, M. Hunt. 83 Puggy presses hard for a pin. The beginning of another victory for HFCS. 84 An upcoming H.F.C.S. pin. Bob gives some wods of encouragement to Rick during a pause in his match. J.V. Wrestling Shaky Start - Good Finish The young Panther grapplers started out the season with several resounding defeats. As the season progressed, the young Panthers showed tremendous improvement for their young coach, Bob Cottrell. Their efforts will be seen in future varsity matches. Excedrin headached 34. 85 Mark makes it look so easy. Shawn gets ready to pin his man. Varsity Girl’s Basketball Continued Success!! • The varsity girl’s basketball team was 11-4 (8-3) as the regular season was nearing a close. The Panthers were in 3rd place in the Wasaren League. The highlight of The season Was a disappointing 1 point loss to undefeated Stillwater. The girls also took 2nd place in the 1st Annual Hoosick Falls Christmas Tournament. During the season the girls were led by the scoring of Tracy Petersen and Patsy Carknard and the excellent backcourt play of Maureen Martinez and Terri Thorpe. With several returning veterans, the 1982 season looks promising. Amy passes to Ceil who is open. Terri looks ahead as Patsy trails the play. 86 Front row (L. to R.) H. Reilly. T. Thorpe. M. Martinez. M Wright. S. Rice. Back row (L. to R.) Coach Greenberger. S. Kelley. A Loretan. T. Bump. C. Skott, T. Petersen. P. Carknard. M Brogue, missing J. Shea. J.V. Girl’s Basketball Up And Coming Stars The junior Panther girl’s basketball team had a 9-4 record (7-4 in the league) as the yearbook went to print. This was good enough to place them in 4th in the tough Wasaren League. The junior girls were led by the prolific scoring of Kelly LaCroix and Missy Jones. The contributions of the junior girls will be felt in future varsity endeavors. Joy concentrates on putting it in for 2 more. Kelly, going for the basket. And the touchdown is good! Front row L. to R. D. Durkee, M Said. L. North. K. Haskell. P. Perrotti. Back row L. to R. Coach Baratto K Jones J Sparks L. Petersen. J. Wysocki, K. LaCroix. J. Luke. M. Jones. K. McMahon. 87 Varsity Baseball Successes Keep Mounting! The 1980 Panther baseball squad finished the season with an 8 6 won-lost record. This was good enough to place then fourth in the WASAREN League standings. The team was led by the pitching of Steve Vogler and Matt Fauler and the hitting of Bobby Griffen. The prospects for 1981 appear to be very bright. Steve tells Skip to throw his curveball. John gets ready to steal. Feet don't fail me now. 88 Top L to R-J. Meyers. M. Fauler. S. Schwartz. E. Reinfurt. M Allard. K. Suite. Second Row-1 to r-B. Stevens. D. McCabe. S. Vogler. R. Baldwin. T. Griffin. Mr. Altobell. Bottom row I to r-S. Foster. D. McCabe. J. Rice. W. Howard. B. Niles. G. Sargood, T. Morin. J.V. Baseball A Second Place Finish The 1980 J.V. Baseball team completed the season under the tuteledge of Guy Baker subbing for Mr. Wilson. The J.V.‘s finished the season with a 10-6 record which was good enough for a second place finish in the Wasaren League. The young Pathers were led by the heavy hitting of Phil Lanoue (.425 ave). Frank Morandi (.346 ave.). and Dan McMahon (326 ave.). Future varsity efforts will be aided by the talent moving up from the junior varsity. top I. to r. A.J. Tate; J. Sherwin; N. Said; T Milliman; K. Buck; P. Lanoue;. 2nd row I to r. M. Hunt; A. Stevens;. Bottom row I. to r. L. Magazu; J. Callahan; D. Scott. M. Debuke. K. Bornt. D. McMahon. 89 Varsity Softball Signs Of Improvement 'Got it.” ... and here's the pitch. Sharon comes in for another H.F.C.S. run. and here we see our famous bench warmers.” Bradlev8 S J M fa'k,lard- P TMahar M Martinez. P Frank. D Fabiano. M Brogue Standing L to R Mrs. Silverman. J Bradley. S Bass. P Carknard. T Bump. T. Bump. L DeLuca. K. LaCro.x. S Herrington 90 Barefootin. J.V. Softball We Look To The Future Safe. Another one bites the dust. 91 Sitting L. To R. C. Cabana. Kneelmg-D. Roberson. S. Geraghty. L. Bettis. K. Kelly. B. Green. D. Baldwin. J. Luke. Standing L. to R. Coach Cabana. T. Liporace. K McMahon. I. McGuire. M. Jones. D. Vanderkar. S. Reiner. J. Bump. K Jones. Coaches w Mr. Greenberger Mr. Lang Mr K. Baker Mrs. Thompson 92 Mrs. Silverman Mr. Wilson 93 Wrestling Pep Club Scoring, Cheering, Refreshing .... The Wrestling Pep Club does more than just cheer our team on. This year alone the girls have raised enough money to help send our wrestlers to sum- mer camp. This money was raised by selling many various items. While the boys are Wrestling the girls keep clock and also book and refresh the wrestlers with orange juice and cookies. Their posters can be seen throughout the school during wrestling season. Claire keeps a running score of what appears to be an exciting match. Let’s see 3 + 3= .... ?!?!? Bottom (I to r) Miss Eddy. D. Stell, D. Towne, S. Bass. T. Bump, S. Bass. (Second Row) M. Said, K. Kelly, V. Flynn R Jepson T. Sprague. D. Vanderkar. S. Hunter (Third Row) M. Clancy, J. Greisemer, K. Dougherty. J. Wysocki, D. Goodwin J Niles M Bartollota. C. Monks (Back Row) K. Phillips, D. Cross. L. Moore. L. Sausville. L. Coon, A. Flynn. D. Harrington. S. Rice J Bump. E. Cipperly. (Missing: T. Pine. B. Litherland). 94 Mr. Hunter congratulates Mr. Leonard for being named an honorary member. Judy Thomas! Come on down. Honor Society Scholarship, Leadership, Service And Character The National Honor Society consists of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors who have been reviewed by a board of teachers and chosen according to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Seniors must attain an average of 85, juniors an average of 87, and sophomores a 90 average. Each spring new members are inducted at the annual tapping ceremony which precedes a dinner for the members and their families. Mrs. Frazier, the advi- sor, helps these students raise money for good causes throughtout the school year. Repeat after me, I do so swear 95 (L. to R.) MR. Hunter, 8. Sprunger. W. Liporace. T. Clintsman, J. Rodak, F. Morandi. T. Bowen. M Robinson. Y. Eberle. V. Seifurt, M. Gilson, K. Kovage, K. Brewster K. Schonbeck, D. McMahon, J. Yager, S. Skott. J. Martinez. D. Magazu, J. Thomas, B. Griffin, B. Griffin, Mrs. Frazier. Ski Club Invigoration, Thrills...........! During the winter months the park is filled with en- thusiasm on Wednesday evenings as a large group of H.F.C.S. students are getting ready to embark on a skiing expedition to Willard Mountain. Novices and ex- perts alike enjoy the invigorating thrills that the weekly trip provides. I think I might have forgotten something. Steve gets ready to hit the slopes. Kneeling (L. to R.) Mr Hodgson, P Hodgson. B. LaPerle. K. Bornt, C. Hunt. P. Mahar. Mrs. Douglas. M Douglas. First row- Standing L. to R.-J. Greisemer. L Bettis, T. Bowen. S. Keller, C. Francis, C. Francis. L. Harrison, C. LaPorte, S. Foster. K. Bruner, T. Peckham. Second row- D. Skott, T. Wysocki. A. Brownell. L. Hrbek. M. Hrbek, T. Morin. D. Ely, S. Holbrook. A. Eldred. B. Danforth. D. Lohnes. C. Watts, V. Constantino, J. Dooley, H. Hodgson, N. Hathaway. In the tree-A. Barnhart. M. LaPorte. % The crowning of the Queen. Junior Prom Always And Forever” The highlight of our Junior year was the Prom. Much time was spent in preparation for this event. The theme ALWAYS AND FOREVER was selected in February. Next came the ordering of Prom favors and the selection of the band and committee chairpersons. Time flew by, and before we knew it we were voting for Prom Court and the Queen. One week before Prom night, we started decorat- ing. The gym was filled with enthusiastic Juniors decorat- ing their hearts out. The final touches were done Friday evening and the gym looked wonderful. Saturday night was the night of all nights. The Prom began at 8:00 with dancing. The Court was announced two hours later. Then the coronation of the Queen took place. Bonnie Cottrell reigning Queen crowned Lora De- Luca “Prom Queen of Always and Forever . They march to ALWAYS AND FOREVER”. Paul and Debbie share each others company. Front row- H. Steller (Prince). Kevin Hyde, Lora DeLuca, Bonnie. Cottrell. Jan Ogden (Princess). Second row- Tracy Petersen, Dave McCabe. Bob Niles, Mike Allard, Jan Wysocki. Matt Fauler, Cindi Lefebvre. Back row-Gerald Cottrell. Karen Armstrong, Scott Stroffoleno. Jackie Bradley. Dan Magazu, Maureen Davock, Patsy Carknard, Rob Shea, Julie Bohmer, Bob Bissonette. 97 The Sound Of Music The Halls Were Alive With The Sound Of Music” The auditorium was filled with the sound of music and laughter as the Drama Club put on its' 1980 fall musical. Directed by Mr. Pederson, the cast and crew staged a brilliant production of The Sound of Music. Set in the Austrian village of Salzburg during the late 1930's, the story unfolds of a young postu- lant, Mariar Rainer, sent to be a governess to the seven children of the Baron Captain Von Trapp. While governing the children, Maria teaches them to sing and have fun. She and the Captain fall in love and marry; but while they are on their honey- moon, the Germans take over Austria and offer the Captain a job in their navy. Determined not to give in to the Germans, the Von Trapp family escapes over the mountains into Switzerland. The Von Trapp Family lives happily ever after, and so will the memories of the Sound of Music for the cast, stage crew and audience. “The Von Trapp Family in Concert Maria Rainer Mary Gilson ■ Sister Berthe .............................. Julie Bohmer Sister Margaretta ........................Amy Loretan The Mother Abess .......................Yvonne Eberle Sister Sophia . Jan Wysocki + Captain Georg von Trapp ................David Gilson Franz .....................................Dale Roose Frau Schmidt Jill Hoag Liesl ... J-....................................... Lisa Florio Fredrich.............................................Ken Brunner Louisa . .1............................. Chris Esposito Kurt ........................ Christian Reeve Brigitta . . . Connie Strait Marta ................................... Tammy Green Gretl . .... Darcy Olsen Rolf Gruber .............................Calvin Watts Elsa Schraeder Linda Benson Max Detweiler Jeff Pokines Herr Zeller ................. ... Al Eberle A Postulant ............................ Lisa Kongsvik Admiral Von Schreiber . Matt Smith How can love survive? 98 Don't look now. Jill, but there’s someone watching us. You are sixteen going on seventeen . . . And they lived happily ever after.” I simply remember my favorite things, and then I don’t feel so bad. 99 You Can’t Take It With You A Job Well Done!!! It was the spring of 1980 and the Hoosick Falls Drama Club was ready to stage its play, “You Can't Take it With You. After months of work under the direction of Mr. Calvin Pedersen, all the lines were finally memorized, all of the staging set, and all of the lights were hooked up . .. The curtain rises on the living room in the house of Martin Vanderhof and his extended family: Penelope Sycamore (his daughter) and her husband Paul, Essie (their elder daughter) and her husband Ed, Alice Syca- more (the younger daughter), Mr. DePinna (the delivery- man who stayed 7 years), and many other assorted folk. This living room is the scene for all the action in this play. Here meals are eaten, plays are written, snakes collect- ed, ballet steps practiced, xylophones played, and print- ing presses operated. As the play progresses, the audience learns that Alice is embarrassed to have Tony Kirby (her fiance) meet her nutty family. Eventually he and his family do meet her family with disasterous results. As the curtain goes down for the last time, the audience, cast, and crew are all satisfied with a job well done. You'll never finish your novel if you only use two fingers. “Your money or you wife? “My wife, please Katy! 100 Ken tries on the Mr. Hunter look. Dr. Benson Honeydew and his assistant Beaker. I’ve heard of picking up girls, but this is ridiculous. Is it edible? We are family. 101 Yearbook Problems Lead To Success. The 1980-81 Vagabond staff sacruficed many hours to produce this years Vagabond II. Many Saturdays and va- cations were given up to produce this year's yearbook. Staff members could be seen captioning pictures, work- ing in the darkroom and frantically securing write-ups for the layouts for the various activities and athletic teams. Those members who worked on this year's yearbook are to be commended for giving of their time and of them- selves. The final copy of this year's book will be the product of many frustrating hours and fond memories. Beth and Lynn figure out some captions for the yearbook Wow, Mary can eat and write at the same time.” pictures. 102 back row-D. Lohnes, C. Hoffman, D. Harrington, J. Callahan. S. Sargood. D. Brownell, C. Lohnes. second row-B. Litherland. M. Hulihan, S. Bounds. M. Hartnagle, S. Keeler, T. Arm, first row-B. Boesse. I. Hoag, M. Gilson, L. Kongsvik, L. Cramer. 103 Mr. Marozas explains how to do a layout. Senior Band A” Number 1!!! Not only does the band practice 3 times a week for the Christmas, Pops, and Spring Concerts, but it marches in the two Memorial Day Parades. The band traveled to Amsterdam last spring to bring back an “A” rating. The band is ranked 28th out of approximately 700 high school bands in N.Y.S. Stu- dents also participate in all-counties (wind and band). On June 14th they play for Flag Day at the Elks. Receiving new uniforms was one of the band’s favorite moments. An exchange program between Queensbury commenced last spring. Another will take place this spring Mr. Everly also devotes much time for private summer lessons. The senior trumpets show their stuff. Mr. Everly leads the band in the annual Christmas assembly. First row-B. Sprunger. Second row-T. Petersen, Y. Eberle D. Lohnes. C. Hendry. Third row-Y. Goodwin. L. Harrison. T. Liporace, L. Cramner. C. Lohnes. B. Bisson. S. Hunter. M. Thomas. Fourth row-P. Frank. M. DeMars. K. Merrills. K. Restino, M. Allard. A. Corbin. S. Geraghty, T. Bowen. P. Hathaway. Fifth row- L. Burgess. A. Betit. B. Boesse. A. Eldred, A. Frank. L. Petersen. C. LaPorte. W. Corbett. J. Letourneau. T. Wysocki. J. Wysocki. L. Baker. C. Hoffman. B. Danforth. Sixth row- M. Said. R. Bissonette. R. LaPerle. V. Constantino. K. Suite. J. Rice. M. Beck. J. Gardner, P. Smith, D. Gilson. T. Waite. Seventh row-L. Hrbek. J. Zwiercan. P. Corbett. A. Eberle. The Sr. parade Band receive new uniforms and display them at Memorial Day Lisa and her contra bass clarinet add to the success of The band practices hard before one of their performances, the band. First row: K. Schonbeck Second row: A Barnhart. C. Strait. M Hrbek. L. Magazu. Third row: K Callahan. C. Rider. A Schonbeck. D. Harrington. C. Niles. M. Rivard. Fourth row: B. Morandi. G. Baker. C. Watts. K. Estes. D. Towne. D. Sausville. D Goodwin. Fifth row: T. Pine. J. Wysocki. J. Pokines. D. VanDer Kar. C. Eddy. K. Buck. D. St. Hilaire J. Bump. E. Stevens. C. Skott. L. Benson. R. Hoffman. L. Florio. Sixth row: M Smith. D. Cotrell. B. Gaines. H. Beck. Mr Everly. P. Sprunger. A. Bushey. Seventh row: L. North, S. Holbrook. M. Gilson. E. Clipperly. M Eldred. M McGuire. 105 Junior Band A Variety Of Activities The seventy two members of the junior band perform many times through the year. The brass section provides brass choir music in town and at the Health Center at Christmas time. Together with the rest of the band who sing, Christmas spirit is brought to many. In-school concerts include the Christmas concert. Pops concert, and spring concert. This years' Pops concert will once again fea- ture a guest appearance by Donald Sutton who is a vocalist from West Hoosick. A record of this program is planned and will be the sixth stereo recording made by junior bands at Hoosick Falls. The band also performs at the Grange in Hoosick and provides a concert at the Health Center in the spring. The junior band will assist with marching music at the opening of the Lit- tle League season and will parade for the two Memorial Day celebrations in our district. The Hoosick Falls Junior Band is a most ac- tive band giving musical enjoyment to the school and community while they learn the art of musical performance. The boys have a friendly chat before the parade begins. mothers First row-M Monihan. A Harrington. M. Corbin, C Dewey, L. Stone. K. McGovern, J. Sheldon. Second row-C. Lohnes. K Bornt J. Ryan. E. Jorgens. C Brown. T. Gilbert. P McGuire. K. Kenney. B Niles. S. Kenney. D. Stella. K. Landry. L. Goodwin. Third row- . . c. Phillips. C. Hunt. M Burdick. . A. White. . R. Humphrey. M O’Neill. S. Holbrook. Fourth row- D Kipp. B Harrison. B Webstern. D. Murray. C. Lockrow. J. Kongsv.k. C. Strait. T. Stewart. A. Palmateer. J Buck S Eddy D Cox. T Beck. D. Hanson. J. Waltz. D. Stevens. T. Guiles. C. Pine. A. Haskell. P. LaPorte. A. Jones. Mr. Gaillard. M. Lane. W. Student Council Many Worthwhile Projects The student council spent a busy year in 1981. They sponsored their annual bloodmobile which again was a tremendous success. They also acted as moderators at all awards assemblies during the school year. They acted in various capacities during the annual parent's open house. Under the director- ship of Miss Cicero, the student council contributed greatly to H.F.C.S. in 1981. Student council members discuss the upcoming bloodmobile. 1st row L. to R. S. Keeler. J. Griesmer. C. Skott, M. Gilson. T. Petersen, L. Harrison. 2nd row M. Caron, H. Burnham. T. Liporace. J. Shea, L. DeLuca, K. Lewsey. T. Bump. 3rd row A. Eldred, J. Wysocki. K. LaCroix. B. Danforth, L. Benson. L. Cramer. K. Schonbeck. Y. Eberle. C. Verrastro, D. Lohnes, D. Gilson. K. Doughtery. B. Sprunger. 4th row J. Thomas. T. Arm. H. Sukuskas, J. Bradley, T. Milliman, J. Salluzzo. D. Flynn. L. Cottrell. I McGuire. T. Bump. C. Monks. M. Said. D. St Hilaire. E. Cipperly. 107 Senior Chorus Melodious Tones.........! The Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mr. C. Pedersen and accompanied by Miss DesLauriers and Yvonne Goodwin, performed in their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The chorus had ap- proximately sixty members, some of whom were chosen to participate in the All - County Chorus and Swing Choir. The chorus practices for their show 1st row (I to r)-L. Burgess. M Clancy. M Adams. T. Jones. D. Williams, J. Vargas. T. McGuire. B. Lewis. J. Wilwol. M Gilson. A. Schonbeck. B. Boesse. Mr. Pedersen. 2nd row-C. Rondeau. S. Jepson. K. Telford. T. Decker. M. Hullihan, T. Bushey. J. Colegrove. J. Pokines. V. Hurlburt, D. Hunt, C. Rider. J. Bohmer. B Bisson. M Thomas, L. Florio. 3rd row-C. Hendry. B. Sprunger, Y. Eberle, C. Lohnes, L. Benson, S. Bates, D. Roose. C. Watts. A. Eberle. W. Corbett, D. Gilson. G. Filkins, A. Loretan. D. Lohnes. M Hrbek 108 Junior Chorus The Halls Are Alive With The Sound Of Music.” The budding voices of the Jr. Chorus can be heard throughout the halls when chorus is in ses- sion. The Jr. Chorus is an intergal part of the H.F.C.S. music program. The chorus participates in several concerts throughout the year as well as All-county festivals. They eventually form the core of the senior chorus. The Jr. Chorus is under the direction of Mr. Pedersen accompanied by Miss DeLauries. Mrs. DeLauries accompanies the choruses dur- ing their many concerts. First row-L. Goodwin. C. Greismer, J. Kongsvik, R. Lane. W. Sprague, V. Testa. J. Buck, R Jones. J Baldwin, T. Rainer, K. Landry. D. Cox, J Waltz. Ms. DeLauries. Second row- A. Pelitier, T. Stewart, L. Stone, C. Higgins. M. Corbett. P Decker. K. Stevens. T. Okerman, K. Begin, S. Gorman. K. Yurewitch. Third row- T. Beck. A. Cavanagh, A. Skafelstad. N. Stevens. J. Weatherwax. J. Weatherwax. K. Whitton, M. O'neill, S. Liporace. K McGovern, K. Reynolds. P McGuire. N. Davendonis. 109 Senior Directory Marcia Adams - Theresa Arm- J.V. Cheerleading 9; Wrestling Pep Club (9-12); Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Cheerlading 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Committee 12, Ski Club 12; Track 12. Karen Armstrong- Wrestling Pep Club 9; Prom Commit- tee 11; Prom Court 11; Winter Ball Committee 12; Ski Club 12. Pat Bakaitis Glenn Baker- Band 9-12; All County Band 9. Sandra Bass- Wrestling Pep Club 9-12; Field Hockey MGR. 10, 11; Wrestling Pep Club president 11; Wres- tling Pep Club vice-president 12. Sharon Bass- Field Hockey 9-12 (co-captain 12); Bas- ketball 9; Softball 9-12; Student Council 9-12; Class Treasurer; PROM Committee 11; Wrestling Pep Club 9-12 (vice-president); Winter Ball Committee 12. James Bates Matthew Beck- Freshman Basketball 9; J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10-12; Senior Band 9-12. Linda Benson- Senior Band 9-12; Senior Chorus 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Honor Society 12; Prom Committee 11: Drama Club 9-12; Track 10-12: All County Snior Band 9-12; All-County Senior Chorus 9-12; All-Coun- ty Wind Ensemble 9, 10. 12; Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship. James Bettis- Football 9-10; Wrestling 9, 10, 12. Melissa Bisson- Winter Ball Committee 12. Robert Bissonette- Ski Club 9, 12; Football 11, 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Winter Ball Commit- tee 12. Julie Bohmer Jacqueline Bradley- Field Hockey 9-12; Softball 9-11; Basketball 9. 10: Student Council 10-12; Student Council Executive Committee 12; Prom Committee 11; Prom Court 11; Winter Ball Committee 12; Sen- ior Band 9-11; Wrestling Pep Club 9, 10; Ski Club 11; Class Vice-President 10. Paul Breese- Chess Club 9, 10 Elizabeth Bromirski- Tina Bump-Softball 9-12; Field Hockey 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Committee 12; Wrestling Pep Club 9-12; Wrestling Pep Club Teasurer 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12. Patricia Carknard- Field Hockey 9-12 (co-captain 12); Basketball 9-12 (co-captain); Softball 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Prom Court 11; Freshman Class President. Dee Cipperly- Basketball 12 Tracy Clintsman- Field Hockey 9-11; Track 9-12; Wres- tling PEP Club 9-12; Freshman Class Teasurer Bas- ketball Manager 10; Student Council 11, 12; Student Council Teasurer 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society Historian 12; Senior Band 9- 11; Prom Committee 11, Winter Ball Committee 12. Kim Colvin- Ski Club 9; Wrestling Pep Club 9-10; Winter Ball Committee 12. Wayne Corbett- J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basket- ball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 12; Drama Club 9-12; Senior CHORUS 9-12; Senior Band 9-12. Lisa Couch- Ski Club 10. Diane Cuddihy- Yearbook 10-12; Photography Editor 11, 12; Student Council 10-12; Wrestling Pep Club 10; Football Pep Club 11. 12; Softball 9. Jerry Dacchille- Football 10-12; Prom Committee 11; no Winter Ball Committee 12. Maureen Davock- Cheerleading 1-4; Secretary - Senior Class; President - Cheerleading; Jr Prom Court and Committee. Patricia Davock- Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Committee 12; Wrestling Pep Club 9. Vickie Davock- Wrestling Pep Club 10; Varsity Football Cheerleading 12; Prom Committee 11; J.V. Basket- ball Cheerleading 9; Winter Ball Committee 12. Lora Deluca- Cheerleading 9; Softball 9; Field Hockey 9-12; Student Council 9, 12; Student Council Execu- tive Committee 12; Ski Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Committee 12. DEAN Dubois- Football 9-12. Don Ely- Wresting 9-11; Cross Country 10-12. Matthew Fauler- Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Basket- ball 9-12; Ski Club 9. Richard Ferrannini- Wrestling 9-12. Gary Filkins- Drama Club 9-11; Senior Chorus 9-12; Prom Committee 11. Lisa Florio- Band 9-12; Chorus 9-11; Drama Club 9-12; Yearbook 9-10; All-County Band 9-12; All-County Chorus 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Com- mittee 12. Karen Flynn- Track 9, 10; Wrestling Pep Club 9-11; Prom Committee 11; Winter Ball Committee 12. Steven Foster- Cross Country 10-12; Baseball 11, 12. Cynthia Francis- Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Track 9; Drama Club 9; Photography Club 9; Softball Manager 10; Prom COMMITTEE 11; French Club president 12 (Secretary). Jeff Gardner- Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 2, 4; Football 1; Band 1-4; Prom Committee 3. Alan Gates- Irene Gates- Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Commit- tee 4. Lorraine Gatus- Prom Committee Mary Gilson- Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 1-4 (treasurer 2-4); S.A.E. -1; Student Council 1, 3, 4 (president 4) National Honor Society 3, 4 (treasurer 4); Football Pep Club 3; Yearbook 2-4 (co-editor 4); Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Track 2-4; All-County Chorus 1-4; All County Band 1-4; All- County Swing Choir 4. Yvonne Goodwin- Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; All-County Band 1-3; All-County Wind Ensemble 3, 4; Wrestling Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Commit- tee 4; Track Manager 4; Stage Crew 4. Christine Green- Yearbook 1; Wrestling Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Com- mittee 4; Football Committee 3, 4. Heidi Griesmer- Varsity Volleyball 1; Cheerleading 1; Wrestling Pep Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4. Brent Griffin- Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 1- 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Thomas Griffin- Basketball 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Baseball 2-4; Stephen Grobuski- Lee Ann Harrison- Softball 1-2; Track 3-4; Wrestling Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleading 2-3; Student Council 1-4 (secretary 4); Band 1-4; All-County Wind Ensemble 4; Ski Club 1-4; Winter Ball Committee 4. Kelly Haynes- Football 1; Wrestling 1. Clara Hendry- Drama Club 3-4; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Winter Ball Committee 4. Susan Herrington- Softball 1-4; Field Hockey 1-4. Senior Directory Seth Holbrook- Band 1-4; Yearbook 1-3; Ski Club 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Stu- dent Council 1-4. Lawrence Hrbek- Band 1-4; Crosscountry 2-3; Ski Club 2-4. Maureen Hulihan- Wrestling Pep Club 1. 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Chorus Kelly King- Cheerleading; Honor Society; Student Council. Sandra LaPerle- Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Wrestling Pep Club 1, 2; S.A.E. 1-4; Yearbook 4; French Club 3. 4 (treasurer 3); All-County Band 1, 3. 4; Wind Ensem- ble 4; Drama Club 1. 2; All-County Chorus 1, 3 Catherine LaPorte- Field Hockey 1-4; Softball 1; Bas- ketball 2; Track 2-4; Studenr Council 1-4; Ski Club 1- 4; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Band 1-2;. Joan LaPorte- Field Hockey 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Soft- ball 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestling Pep Club 1-4. Cynthia Lefebvre- Softball 1; Cheerrleading 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Prom Court 3. Deborah Lohnes- Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 1- 4; Ski Club 1-4; S.A.E. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. William Mabee- Cross Country 1, 2; Yearbook 3. 4; Chess Club 1, 2. Douglas MaCabe- Football 2-4; Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 1-4. Thomas McGuire- Debbie Mentiply- Wrestling Pep Club 2. 3. Stephen Monks- Wrestling. Jr. Prom Committee. Thomas Morin- Baseball 2, 3. Scott Moseley- Band 1-4. James Myers- Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 2-4. Stanley Niegoda- Football 1-4; Baseball 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. Steven Niegoda- Cross Country 2-4. John Nugent- Loren O’Dell- Football 1-3; Wrestling 1-3; Film man (Football) 4. Kurt Palmateer Tracy Petersen- Band 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Field Hockey 10-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; French Club 11- 12 - President 11; President 12; Student Council 11- 12 - Vice President 12; Class Secretary 11; Class Vice-Pres. 12; Prom Court 11; Committee 11. Jeff Pokines- Drama Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Yearbook 1,2; Chorus 4; Ski Club 1, 3, 4; All-County Band 1. 3, 4. Donna Powers- Yearbook 1; Drama Club 1; Prom Com- mittee; 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Edwin Pugliese- Wrestling 1-4; Football 1-4. Holly Reilly- Wrestling Pep Club 1-3; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Football Pep Club 2. Edward Reinfurt- Football 1-4 (captain 4); Wrestling 1-4 (captain 4); Baseball 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Class President 2, 3. John Rice- Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Student Council 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Prom Committee 3; Band 1-4. Patricia Riley- Band 1-4; Track 3-4. Elizabeth Robson- Band 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Drama Club 1- 3; All-County Band 3. Mary Ropitzky- Track 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Drama Club 3- 4; Yearbook 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; French Club 3-4. David Rowland- Kelly Salisbury- Wrestling Pep Club 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Drama Club 1-2. Gary Sargood- Wrestling Pep Club 1, 3. 4; Football 1; Baseball 3-4. Kathryn Schonbeck- Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Drama Club 1-4; Yearbook 2; Wind Ensemble 3; All-County Music Festival 1-3; Jazz Band 2 S.A.E. 1; Yorker- Club 1; Track 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Football Pep Club 3-4; Winter Ball Com- mittee 4; French Club 3-4; P.L.O. 3-4; Ski Club 2-4. Bruce Seney- Pamela Sherman- Softball 2; Wrestling Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3. Cecelia Skott- Band 1-4; Drama Club 1-2; All-County Band 1-4; All-County Wind Ensemble 4; Basketball 1- 4; Field Hockey Manager 4. Keith Smith- Ken Shnyder- Jeffrey Sprague- Football; Wrestling. Beth Sprunger- Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Ski Club 2-4; Drama Club 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Student Coun- cil 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; All-County Band 1-4; All-County Chorus 1-4; All-County Wind Ensem- ble 2, 4; All-County Swing Choir 2-4. Brenda Stell- Annette Stella- Elinor Stevens- Band 1-4; Field Hockey 1-4; All-County Band 3; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1-3; Softball 1-4; Ski Club 1, 4; Winter Ball Committee 4; Student Council 3-4 (treasurer 4); Wrestling Pep Club 1. Patricia Stevens- Robert Stevens- Baseball 3-4; Band 1-4; Cross Country 1-4. Melinda Stone- Richard Stowell- Football Scott Stroffleno- Football 2-4; Prom Committee 3. Kevin Suite- Football 2-4; Baseball 1-3; Basketball 1; Band 1-4; All-County Band 1, 3. 4. Helen Sukuskas- Student Council 3-4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Winter Ball Committee 4; Field Hockey 1-4; Softball Manager 2-3. Ball Committee 4; Field Hock- ey 1-4; Softball Manager 2. 3. Sharon Surdam- Chorus 2, 3; Wrestling Pep Club 2. Judy Thomas- Field Hockey 1-4; Basketball 1. 2; Ski Club 1-4; 4; French Club 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Keith Thompson- Band 1-4 Linda Thorpe Jeff Vargas Fred Waite- Student Council, Football. Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Band 1-4 John Watts- Gordon Wescott- Jan Wysocki- Cheerleading 1-4 (Treasurer 4); Wrestling Pep Club 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Yearbook 1-4; Student Council 1-4; Track 1-4; French Club 3, 4 (President 3); Freshman Class Vice- President; Ski Club 1-4; All-County Band 1-4; Band 1- 4; Drama Club 4; All County Wind Ensemble 4. John Zwiercan in Dedication The 198 graduating class dedicates the 81 edition of our yearbook to MR. PHILIP LEONARD. We recognize Mr. Leonard’s contributions to our high school. Mr. Leonard has in the past at H.F.C.S. been teacher, counselor and most importantly Superintendent. His vibrant personal- ity and dedication to us contributes to a wonderful school which we are all proud of. Often his expertise and guidance has gone unnoticed, but without his assistance the quality of Hoosick Falls Central would not be where it is. Last year the Honor Society named our chapter after Phil. This only goes to show that in some way we would like to say thank you. It is because of these reasons that we feel Mr. Philip Leonard deserves this token of our gratitude. 112 ii .. '