Jamesville Dewitt High School - Hilltop Echoes Yearbook (De Witt, NY)

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF MERICA Future Teachers of America ' The Future Teachers of America, or F.T.A., is an organization of high school students interested 'in teaching. Members of this club regularly go to schools in the J-D district to help out teachers and gain insight about the teaching profession. Maria Kitramillis, Tina DeFeo Bottom Row: Mark Decker, Hircshi Ono, Sandeep Varden, Second Row: Hanson Hsu, Chuck Lusignan, David Golding, Joyce Liu, Lisa Kerestigian, Lauren Chottiner, Third Row: Parastu Mehta, Elizabeth Tomar, Leslie Perlow, Top Row: Matt Reynolds, Andy Cohen, Scott Waterman, Kershaw Mehta.

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POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB . . . is debatable! The Political Affairs Club is one of the most successful and enjoyable clubs in the school. Members have the chance to learn about the United Nations and international relations while earning up to a full year of credit. ln its weekly meeting, the club holds simulations of the United States Security Council, General Assembly, and committies. Simulations of historic and hypothetical events are also held. ln addition, the club hosts guest speakers and travels to conferences. At these conferences, the P.A.C. has proven that it is one of the top groups of its kind in the nation. As a learning experience as well as a fun club and a chance to meet people and travel, members will agree that the P.A.C. is a really worthwhile experience. Bottom Row: Eric Lichtblau, Sandeep Varden, Anthony Saraceno, Alison Kofi, John Ebersole, Helen Sugar- man, Andy Cohen, Sandra Hicks, David Golding, John Nixdorf, Roger Sher, Michael Hall, Second Row: Shrila Pradhan, Bill Rapp, Brian Learch, Dan Berman, Christy Markley, Louise Berger, Sarah Watkins, Kathy Mac Donald, Jill Hoekstra, Third Row: Brian Black, Stuart Connelly, Bob Marcus, Doug Rabuzzi, Mike Royce, Jim Harders, Tim Moynihan, Doug Hill, Ricky Annett, Robyn Meltzer, Beth Gregg, Dietmar Rieschman, Jeff Shapiro.

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THE YE RBOOK STAFF CAN ' GET O SATISFACTION The 1982 Yearbook Staff was in pursuit of more than just satis- faction, they were in search of themselves. From layouts to lay- out editors, the staff just couldn't be satisfied. Time certainly wasn't on their side every time a deadline rolled along. Editor Lisa engaged in rnidnite madness sessions while Leslie, Rob and Mary tour zulus from the depths of the junglel typed beyond all belief. Mean- time Claude, the grateful pho- tographer editor, spent his days picturing himself at Dead con- certs. But to Claude's much needed rescue came Don, Han' son, Sarah, Becca and Andrea who dutifully captured the many diverse faces of JD on film. Sue-can-I-interest-you-in-an-ad contract-Hayman and her trusty sidekicks Donna and Andy ac- quired advertisements for the book. Amid the frenzy Signe, Laura, Sue, Brian, Robyn, Tracy and the rest of the staff spent their days cropping, typing and copying over layouts. Mr. Man- uel, the newly attained advisor, found out just how exciting his job can be. But still unsatisfied, some questions remain . . . What's to become of the staff? Will Leslie enter the typewriter zone? Will Claude go on to study the effects of senior superlatives in relation to ulcers? Will Lisa look another peanut M8cM in the eye? Will Sue open up a home for retired business managers? Will Mark write his autobiogra- phy depicting his numerous adventures with the year- book? - l QQ' , 1 'su , X ,s r A . 1 ' . -'-ss.. . sz- ,is 3: - I t.: L A TOP ROW? John Siegal, Andy Wang, Signe Dietrichson, Don Stewart SECOND ROW: Sarah Watkins, Tracey Bornstein, Ellen Cargo, Andy Cohen THIRD ROW: Sandeep Varden, Hanson Hsu, Lisa Markley, Sue Hayman, Donna Gentile, Robyn Schwartz FOURTH ROW: Mary Thresh, Leslie Buchanan, Rob Rosenblum, Mar- iana Jimenez, Rich Klein BOTTOM ROW: Dorrie Shaul, Orly Conley, Claude Modesti, Rhonda Wood, Laura Todd-LenonsABSENT FROM PICTURE: Andrea Seidner Although these questions remained unanswered one aspect of the 1982 Yearbook Staff will always stand true- even though they were never quite satisfied, nobody can say they didn't try . . . and try . . . and try.