Sandy Creek High School - Spade Yearbook (Sandy Creek, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

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QQ ai,-ff - N 'vig H2 LL-' . il F3-X N x -. 5 -- Y- 1 - :WI 4' ' if 'if X . ,TNQ NGTQTF I V A A K T' VV lv 1 1 I ,H , 5 .yfi 1' ' gi , 5 - I s , ka , . -xo. 3,-s T fd' .1 REMEMBRANCES Echoes of forgotten footsteps flood the hollowed hallways hushed by time Locked away mellowed memornes matersalnze mto dum in thoughts Dlrty raveled rags of remembrance, to be woven threads once agam A shadowed past plunges painfully back, darkemng dreams of the present Bats of yesterday's sorrows seep secretly under the door of today by Demse Whlpple I illusions inked A POEM THAT DOES NOTHING MORE THAN NOT RHYME When I was very young I was told not to Pet stray dogs and I Wondered why they were allowed , To lick me, and when I was Young I was Told not to wear atent P Leather shoes because people could Look up my dress but Then I wondered how they Knew af they weren't lookmg And when I came to School I was told not To put my mouth on The drinking fountaln lGod knows What I might puck upl But what did It matter If no one else did And when I was on The desert, I was told If bltten by a snake To make two slashes and Suck out all the venom, Then I wondered lf After the snake, you do The same to yourself By Cmdra Robeson kg, ,. ,f + kj Y, -.qrgf Q21 Ti ,, , me 3 'X j. . r Q an . Q, - v. ., .K K Wf- 5 5 T lg ls- . .K . , TIME It is the heart of the devil, becomes the light of angels Somehow it can reveal the lies wearing away stones of the sea, It leaves the trees without a message shapes the lives of so many more Words spoken have been changed by it wearing away the breath of life, wearing away the feel of you and me By Anna Hesford I wearing away the love of you and me. I I 1, ,ir , .. J .O Q . rv' 1 . +I, ' g fx X 5 , wg ,. - ' , r fo.-Q, My A ' .,,.. , W wx W V , -1 f - w - T w X m 9 It is our honor and pleasure to respectfully dedicate the 1979 SPA DE to Mrs. Betty Bond, and Mrs. Margaret Chase, two out- standing women educators at Sandy Creek Central School. Mrs. Chase began her teaching career twenty-three years ago, and has served the teaching profession with both the dignity and the dedication that can be matched by few others. She is an alumna of Sandy Creek Central School and a graduate of Houghton College. Her graduate studies were taken at both Syracuse University and SUCO. Before accepting a position at Sandy Creek Mrs. Chase taught in Cassadaga Valley and the Powerhouse District lnow APWJ. During her years here at SCC she has directed the senior play and has served as both class and yearbook advisor. It was under her guidance in 1952 that our SPADE yearbook was given its original name. This year Mrs. Chase was appointed chairperson of the Engl ish Department. S he is also a member of Teachers United Sandy Creek - NYSUTI AFT. It has always been noted that Mrs. Chase creates a special at- mosphere in her room which is comfortable both academically and domestically. She has often been remem- bered by students because of her unique bulletin boards holiday decorations and lovely plants which help make classes a pleasurable experience Outside of her professional responsibilities Mrs. Chase enjoys crochet- ing and sewing She is an enthusiastic reader and during the spring and summer months an avid gardener and horticulturist. She is an energetic and participating member of the Sandy Creek Wesleyan Church and its Women's Missionary of which she is a past president. Mrs Bond's educational background includes three degrees two are Masters of Science In 1964 and 1969 she graduated from S UCO earning a B S and M S in Education In 1972 upon a year's sabbatical leave funded by a National Science Grant she was awarded a MS in Sociology from IIT in Chicago Mrs Bond has always taught at S CC S beginning her career in 1964 In 1966 she attended a summer Geography Institute at Syracuse University and in 1967 she continued graduate work therein Asian Studies As part of this program, Mrs Bond visited India and Nepal and has since served as a resource person showing slides and ment stillservinginthatcapacity Mrs Bondisaffillated with Teachers United Sandy Creek NYSUTIAFT She also maintains membership in Kappa Delta Pi The National Education Honor ary and Ps Gamma Mu The National Social Studies Honary Apart from her professional life Mrs Bond is an avid reader and enjoys knitting and crocheting She is an active member of St James Episcopal Church where she serves as a Lay Reader for the congregation and also a participant in the Charismatic Prayer Group in Pulaski During her free summer months she enjoys swimming and traveling with her husband Dick artifacts in local Social Studies 9 classes. In 1972, she was appointed chairperson of the Social Studies Depart- 'WALLY' lthe best frlend I ever had? Always I'll remember you wherever you are Always I'll remember that bright smile that could always brighten my day That smnle showed that you cared and that no matter how tough we thought life was, t wasn't that bad Always I'll remember your style calm cool and collected For you belleved ln lnvnng llfe one step at a tlme lAnymore steps than that got to be confuslng'l shared We dad some strange thmgs that made fools of us both but we dldn't care we were klds growing up' Always I'Il remember our brother saster relatnonshlp I could tell you anything and everythmg and you would never utter a word to anyone You held every word I sand an strictest confudence Always you were there whenever I wanted someone to talk to You would gave me just that little but of time that meant so much But most of all Wally always I'll remember you for bemg you LOVE Jean lthe slster you never had? Jennnfer Corse The ends of our mmds Remember once agam Pullmg sensatnons out of a hat We could put ut all back together wuthout you We're pullmg everything back Into view you don't know How Impossible It as To survive In climates such as this Fear IS stronger than knowledge And possnble loss leads us away Into our memornes There are thlngs we never know a With nothmg left to do But cry, We can only hope That we can make them Understand what It as to lose you bout you I I . i . . Always I'll lemember the great times we . I N APPRECIATIO CF . . . Mr. Wydysh Mrs. Maurer We the 1979 SPADE Yearbook Staff sincerely appreclate the work of the SPADE advasors Mrs their time and creative talents to help us capture the tl mes of our lives and preserve them an thns edlhon of THE SPADE David Maurer and Mr. Nester Wydyshi. Both of these faculty members have given generously of V:'2 E2-:Fai-E iiff:rw-'I'-I-5'2: : -I :3:'3: 5':Z' P ' W ? 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GRFADUIATING TOGETHER Michael Eric Adydan Qtto Armstrong Frank Arquette Jr Dana Alton Atkins Yusuf 4 ' WX ,gy we :Q f' K Debra Lou Barber Robert Brian Barber -Wwwem awww 5 we ZA Robin Lynne Barber David John Barringer Russell E. Bauer Kevin J. Bellville Patricia May Bellville V Michael John Black 95 jx Q A x X Steven Ralph Blount Kimberly Ann Brewer 'Q John Phillip C3St9l' Priscilla Ann Chase , Margaret Mary Clark Laurie Ann Coffin iv' 4-que'-W ' ,f,. ff : mi Deborah Jean Collins RiChaYd H- Cordell 36 9 Q 'dv 1 ,6 Jennifer Anne Corse Kimberly Van Crast Katrina B. Daniels David Alphonse Downs Jeffrey P. Drake Sherry Ann Gamble Jeffrey L . Fravor hw-avr' Suzanne Graham in-0' Mary Alice Grant Linda Lee Green Rhonda Lynn Greer Liga Marie Hall 45. 1 X , Q- X My f I Richard L. Haynes Anna Marie Hesford Joseph Howard Elizabeth Anne Hurd Laurie Ann Ives Edward W. Joyner Russell Mead Janacek Timothy Keeney Timothy K9h0e John Charles Killam Donna Joy Layne Paula Mae Leonard Brian Thomas MacVean Karen Ruth Marshall A.. Ellen Margaret Mead Ross Mitchell Miles V My L X , Mark Eugene Miller Thomas A. Miner Lori Marie Minor Kevin L. Orr Kammie Loreen Paro Kathleen Ann Paye 'MVN Ernest Arthur Peter Doreen Elaine Pizon M564 f A' ,,,s.,- y ff-sg., Robin Marie Potter Denise Lois Porter Richard James Reid Beverly L. Ridgeway , . M 4 N A 5 ii Eric Allen Ridgeway Cindy Lee Robbins 9 Q , . 1' 4, Dianee Ruth Rudd Mildred J. Russell Joseph David Scheppard William Seweryneuk A , N Thomas George S pearance Joel L. Shattuck Larry L. Sievers ff! '57 ?, f rf 5 'if Anne M. Skufca Marjorie A. Smith M X f ' f 2 I r 5 A Donna M. Tanner af 'YMv..' aged!! A. Jean Thomas Dennis R. Trumble 'P Kimberly Sue Turner Steven J. Turo N Kirk Jon VanBrockIin Robert Russell VanBrockIin New 4 1'- .1,, '-11 .4 - 1 ,ip Kgs . 1. K5 - -. ,Mg ,Q-,, Denise Anne Whipple Michael R. Vogt Jean Marie Wheeler Deberah Ann Wright Y James N. Warner David C. Whipple Jacqueline Leigh Zahler Suzette Yvonne Zeller 5 5 BELUNG ro AN n SLHA MM 5 fa...Sg z , 3 fi WW 3 in if Wg -- ' K A 1 hair, - Stat 1 fEditor 2- having fun PET bus Area All-State 1-4, Al -4 HOBBIE SM: music teachers who think back stage band and chorus IAC VEN RA S couts PH 1,3,4, Archery Boys PET can 4, Band 1-4, PET PEEVE. Honor Youth ball I 1 'KWI'MBER LYMANN BREWER l4-12-61T3 'Kaim,-Kimmy,,5iwrpby , Box 189, Orwell ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, French Club 1-3 HOBBIES: Kip's woods, laughing, piggy back rides, enF'as'eF'a:ndM'leai-fights, gruilsin', talking in the locker room PET PEEVE: having dimples, worrying, crying over stupid things, getting kissed on the earl-'AVURITEQUOTEL Two roads diverged into a wood and I took the one less traveled by and that hasimade-all,th,e difference. FUTURE PL AN S: enjoying life, being happy ' JOHN P. CASTER l11-21-6Oi- Yogi , Rt. 11 W Street, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, Math Aid 3 HOBBIES: camping, skiing, mountain cli cruisin' with Kimby, Bird and Stork, going to Reid's camp PET PEEVE: Millie's banana and peanut butter little cherubs , M. M.'s jokes, K. B.'s dimples, going to Cicero with M. R. FUTURE PLANS: college, in ecology PRISCILLA ANN CHASE l3-13-617- Gil, Cilla 61 Lacona ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4, Girls Chorus 1-4, French Club 1-4, Comet's Tale 1-3, S 1, All-County 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Con- ference All-State 4, Area All-State 4, Area Instrumental Solo Competition, Nurse'.s Aid 1, Library Club 1, Wesleyan Youth President, 4, School Press Institute 3, JCL 3, Archery Club 1, IFS 3,4, All-Eastern painting, writing FAVORITE QUOTE: A smile is the light in the window of your face that lets everyone PLANS: Houghton College, medical school-MD MARGARET MARY CLARK C8-17 ACTIVITIES: 600 Club, BOCES HOBBIES: partying, driving around, making stuffed animals, beach PET PEEVE: not having a car, sitting sweating out tests, Katy's driving FUTURE traveling I C8 14 615 Colorguard, Band BOCES HOBBIES:listening, - ' ' outh 4 A 5 painting, sr rldmg Wanda's bus, Bus 61, D. B.'s m TE: If you love back, it's yours, 'If'hot,:it never was. work, marriage A L LINS K3 partying T ,ari ,Y fi ,K , , f ' in-fw'f f ' ' ' ',,l ,lr , 3? . Ml' X ist, F J ' H ' W' ff H 'S 5 o rf T, . a , , if 4-E WMM, ,sal M 1 if y - ,,,, V HW W 1 Q ,yr 1 ' . 1 f 'Zn r ,,, , , 4 Q 152 .J A Y V , lr l fs Q22 A Q we F M . , A Q A , ' W' 4, ivjy VJ QU Pve so 'W A L :Q.?,z:2f , ' 2 r if I , , ' , wif' 'L Mg ', ff , .- 2 ,N 4 11 1 lf- iie 6 ' 2 ,, 2 , ,f 4, , , A 1 TIMOTHY KEENEY l6-15-61J- Tim , Norton Road, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 6O0CIub 4, BOCES 3-4 HOBBIES: hunting, fishing, bikeriding, filling pop machines at BOCES FUTURE PLANS: head west, builda big ranch, make lots of money TIMOTHY M. KEHOE l7-1O-60l- Tim , Kehoe Road, Sandy Creek HOBBIES: hunting, fishing, trapping, cars PET PEEVE: school policies FUTURE PLANS: Marines to further my education S . JOHN CHAR LE l7-10-613 8093 Harwood Drive, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 2-4, Senior Play 4, French Club 3-4 at Jenny and Woody Allen PET PEEVE: idiots who write letters to the Yearbook Layout Editor translating Woody Allen into 12 languages lmaybe even Jenny? , DONNA JOY LA Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4, Yearbook 4, Volleybaill 4, Soccer Band 1 study hall PET PEEVE: Greyhound busdrivers, S dreams ' 600 Club, Business Club Band 1-4, All-County 1-4, school 'FUTURE PLANS ORR 11 with Orwell boys PET PEE-VE rnurriagef T ,,,, g1yi,V A F LOREEN-'PARQUf'2WQi 603 Kam KehoeR chlfslng -with Linda and Robin BET 'PEEVE: certain classes,:b.eat up old cars y 1 : Air Force E y A A KATHIIEEN ANN PAYE c4-29f25u- '-kathy'-, RD 4 Rome Road, Pulaski ACTIVITIES: Bocas 3lf4,43agZ:if5:fi,soo Club HOBBIES: skiing, swimming PET PEEVE: being. called ',,'K,aty , befng, called Crash V 4 ' ,...viffa- Why my ---11 fi- m1.ua-2',-f m-1 If A A W, ww--W,W,,a.,a,W,W ,awhdw aa., running laps in gym class FAVORITE QUOTE: When the going gets tough, the tough get going. FUTURE PLANS: work, someday travel, residing in Boylston DOREEN ELAINE PIZON l6-9-61J- Dor, Dodie , RD 1, Sandy Creek ACTIVITI : Chorus 1-4, Girls Chorus 1-3, Class Treasurer 3-4, Senior Play 3-4, All-County Chorus 2-4 OBBIES: tennis, s ging, dancing, talking, sleeping PET PEEVE: people who re se to communicate with other peopl FAVORITE QUOTE 'Don't walk in fromt of me-I may not follow. Don't w behind me-I may not lead. Just lk beside me and i'l my friend. DENISE LOIS PORTER- -10-61D- Dee RD 2 Pulaski AC VITIES: Soccer Ileyball Softball HOBBIES typing cooking PET P E' people who think they're better th anyone else but lly are the same as you and I FUTURE PLANS wor, ollege teaching g V OBIN MARIE POTTE ,5-18-61J- Rob RD1 Box 171 Laco ACTIVITIES. Ba 1-4 Yearbook3-4 ch - 1 ,OBBIES cooking s e ming bike riding with Di PET PEEVE. O2 Study Hall ov -crowded school buses , ho think they are be r than anyone e - AVORITE QUOTE. ' Today is the tom ow you worried about yest - I .L . 4-61l- uck if Lacon I CTIVITIES:Foo all, JV Basketbal .Baseball HOBBIES. music, in I i elect al work p ties at c z y p FUTURE PLA . music and elect al work ' . R Ci, I -613- Q sar RD2 L laskiACTIVIT S. Soccer 3, BOCES 2-3, wrestling Scorekeep Q Q ES. soc h eback F - ' , . avel, maybe college, marriage 1 ' - I I I . 1 1 ' 5 : I I ' I I P ple y. F ' RE PLA P college, nu g, D ' F el f E ,A H R X, , I I A . v t gl G 1 1 ' ' X RO I Rl - , ' 0 ' . gr . - ' ALLEN RIDGEWAY l4-11-611 Box 102, Lacona ACTIVITIES. Football, Band, A.V. Department Aid HOBBI 5. hockey, hunting, fishing, trapping, pool, Fooseball PET PEEVE: being sociable on Friday and Saturday night FUTU1 I PLANS: go into the Marines, further my CINDY LEE ROBBINS l12-11-6OD- 1 Box 167, Lacona ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1-4 lCaptai ii A Senior Band Treasurer 2, Band 1-3, BOCES HOBBIES: sewing, ceramics, jogging, snowmo ' A T to football games, never ou who pout, conceited people who t ' ' fi- now everything FUTURE money, hanging there! , always 'V un DIANNE RUTH RUDD l8-9-61J- Chorus 1-4, Girls Chorus 1-4 fl-County 3-4, Area All-State 4, Yearbook 3-4, Group HOBBIES: bike riding with Rob, te sewing cook- ing, singing, playing piano and art, animals PET PEEVE: noisy school ' rides Latin readings, worrying, M. S.'s FAVORITE QUOTE: Suum cuique each his own! FU- TURE PLANS: college, nursing MILDRED J. RUS SELL l7 RD 2 Pond, Pulaski ACTIVITIES: S I ,V er 1-4,:Bgsketball 1-4, Volleyballlel-4, Officer 1-2 HOBBIES: cru 'f Bird and Yogi, Fooseball, PET PEEVE: people who - are slow in math, eraser RITE QUOTE: Another day, another chance FUTURE PL S teaching the deaf P JOSEPH DAVID SCHEPPARD l3-27-61D- Joe, Schep , RD 1, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Wre ing HOBBIES hunt- ing, fishing PET PEEVE: little cherubs , gym class, signing- out Economics books g Q LARRY L. srsven s ce-ze-sir Hkeebiew, P.o. sox 160, Lacona ACTIVITIES: Band f afar faerss drums, cars, working, Kick's camp, hunting, riding motorcycles PET PEEVE: BOCES bus, peopl e Law- renee FUTURE PLANS: work, get rich, travel and have fun MARIE l12-20-59D- Annie , Box 164, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Chorus, BOCES HOBBIES: sing- in Stringbean's car, my boyfriend PET PEEVE: kids, people who find fault with others-yet don FUTUREQPL ANS: beconjyijng a beautician I L SMITH l6-7-71l- Marge, Margie , 9163 Jerry Look Rd., Richland ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-4, Girls Vocal Competition 2-4, Area All-State 4, Library Club 1, Attendence Aid 2, Nurse's Aid 1 Church Youth Group, Honor Society 3 lPresident 47, All-County 4 HOBBIES: ri singin well spent makes everygyesterday a dream of happiness and every vision RN and B..S. degree, marriage l10-7 , 8106 Salisbury Street, in beat-up cars with Robin, Kammie, and PLANS. college .mwum , I f n 'g-.M f. W b n-wwe OCK ll-19-613 HOBBIES: collecting comic books PET PEEVE: people who use FUTURE from people who hate me 'lii:'::-aim 22-613 RD 1 Box 64, Redfield ACTIVITIES: Girls Chorus 1-4, Chorus 1-3, BOCES 4 HOB- W riding, driving PET PEEVE: mouthy little kids FUTURE PLANS: work, college maybe 13:6-59V Jean , Box 436, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Chorus, BOCES 3 HOBBIES: skateboard riding, playing pool PET PEEVE: school buses, people who think that PLANS: job, maybe marriage, do the best I can in what ever I do. l1325-6,1J- Dennet , 9243 N. Main St., Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3-4, Chorus, Football 1, Yearbook 3-4 HOBBIES: collecting coins and stamps, bush-league and bugging Mrs. B PET PEEVE: running sprints, Latin readings, reading out loud, long pitches FUTURE PLANS: college and a S100,000 per year job Kim, KT, Kimmy , South Main Street, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 1-e2QBOCES 3-4 HOBBIES: twirling baton, cooking, having a good time no friends FUTURE PLANS: work, college maybe if Church St., Lacona ACTIVITIES: Football 1-2, Basketball 3-4 HOBBIES: PET PEEVE: clubies , breakdowns, mornings, excuses, little cherubs , ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-4 HOBBIES: riding handstands on skateboards while riding skateboards FUTURE PLANS: find a job Rusty , Ellisburg St., Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,3, Football 1,4, places, teachers FUTURE PLANS: whatever happens, happens RD 1 Route 3, Mannsville ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4, Chorus 1-3, BOCES 2-4 'hunting, bicycling, motorcycling, drivlng PET PEEVE: people who take mile-somebody loves you FUTURE PLANS: be myself, enjoy life, geta Street, Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1-4 HOBBIES:'lhunt- teachers FUTURE PLANS: getting a job, then moving to Wyoming Squealer , 9259 N. Main St., Sandy Creek ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, 1-4, HOSA 3-4, GWAM 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, French Club 1, All- smiling, reading, driving, parties, dreaming, snowmobiling, motorcycling and Yogi teasing me about smiling, feeling lost and alone, signing my 'FAVORITE QUOTE: If you do not under S: nursing, have fun in life 'Hi,Jean Soccer Football PEEVE R B 's 1 W-.. T'-at .awww n w wfls' W , 1 1- A ,nik b .a 1, ,ii WXVQ . 155 N' X 5: Skin jr Wi ,L eff: , f 1 I a' f 5 5.5 Q a'QgLwf'T,sf'f ws wv' A s. 4 tix! 3532? Y gi ,f bi 5, ' JLQQAT X ftpkv ' . Q . ,J ,VS s ,. J 'SU if ' ' g igg'f,.q?S?,??v s is grlv 4 .gi U? 'M Q5 'ML i ' 'X If QR'- lt',l .f gsxvn 'x 'M 'V 3 , v A A. g of I ' ' I 'ii ' W Q, Q' ' 3 r , V N -'glf4,,. f W, S J' in A le 63:3 Lf' if ,t,i1,s1?'.2-. Rf' X4 1 1 7 , F , P J' , , ',l,,6' f'T f M. xii- R P vial' Lg '+I' WJ vvk, 0 Q a If-i. AJ. Qi A-14 'QI' Miz ' K v .xx 1. Q3 T. 'wh' l 2-'ef ' ' i2 'ew'2. Q. Awr' 6'8- fs. i.,sA,Q 5 14 'K' ,-Q r 5,2 2.1 'i'f '. Z. M: f ' .f N if ' , ' .51':f' : s ,V-ill' 'lf ' Q mst WEA? as '27 Pig,-f .J 'E' 5,1 9 1 Y' w- iii 'nf ',,A 1 ' gil, V Y , -152, r' A . , 4 g, fs, 371 -z liliaf sglt' ,ey 1 'K if R 41? 'A Y 513 :ff rv 5 f, 09 x K 11 :Fey 1, .A , 1 ' 1 ' g, wal! ...le X3 hgwzgm, f -WJ THERE HAVE BEEN TIMES WE'LL REMEMBER W V ,, 'x -E , f ' Rv S .-,,-,-.,,.....- ' DOING TOGETHER -nl ACTIVITIES I9 9 SPADE STAFF Row 1: Ellen Mead, Janet Gilbert, Patty Bellville, Elisabeth Albrecht, Row 2: Sue Halsey, Robin Potter, Dana At- kins, Kathy Keating, Priscilla Chase, Margaret Hesford, Row 3: Lori Minor, Jim Horth, Kandice Killam, ,Laurine Vogt, Gena Harvey, Marjorie Smith, Dianne Rudd, Mary McIntosh, Row 4: Jennifer Corse, John Killam, Anna Hes- ford, Laurie Salisbury, Kammie Paro, Dennis Trumble, Row 5: Donna Layne, Laurie Naklick, Heather Joslyn, Tim Goodnough, Patti Zehr. Hrugsfdn Marjorie Smith, Co-Editor John Killam, Co-Editor MEET THE STAFF . . . Cl Ed't I D' R dd S ' , .. ,osfspatlyofehr 'c2T:ho:,o,e', 'f2Qfs?ng?'fe:':',jZfV':5 ' Robin Potter corganizauon Edison, vicki williams fpreshmam. ' lAd. Editorl, missing: Dennis Trumble lSports Editor? Anna Hesford lArt Editorl. ilu xi Copy Staff: Janet Gilbert, Patty Zehr, Elizabeth Albrecht, Priscilla Chase lCopy Editorl. Jim Horth, Tim Goodnough lPhotographer's Assistantsl. Margaret Hesford, Mary McIntosh, Lori Minor lAdver- tising and Merchandising Staffl. Typing Staff, Laurie Salisbury, Lori Minor. W Layout Staff, Robin Potter, Dianne Rudd, Marjorie Smith, PattyZehr, Dana Atkins, fmissing: John Killam, Gena Harveyl. Advisor: MY- N6Sier Wydysh. Elementary Staff, Laurie Nacklik, Advisor, Mrs. Mary Maurer. Patty Bellville iEditor7, Jim Horth. FIRST ANNUAL YE RBOOK BA QUET , .n,,.,A. wi Q H F'- .4 The First Annual Yearbook Banquet was held on May 23, 1978, at 7:00 p.m., at the Braeloch Inn in Cazenovia, New York. It was planned by the organization's advisors in order to recog- nize the editors and staff of the 1978 SPADE. On this evening, special awards and certificates were presented to acknowledge those outstanding students who worked in the spring and fall either raising funds, or preparing the publication itself. With- out their diligence and cooperation, this event could not have been made possible. It is hoped that all future years will be as successful as 1978 and 1979, so that this occasion will remain an elegant and special tradtition at SCCS. SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEME T Prnscnlla Chase John Klllam Dennis Trumble NHS Reg Sch Reg Schol NMCS NHS Reg Schol NMCS Dana AUCIHS Russell Bauer Kevm Bellvllle Patty Bellvllle Regents Sch Alt Regents Sch Alt Regents Sch Alt NHS Reg Schol -.J-q 'H-Q s Mike Black Jennifer Corse Jeff Drake Rlcky Haynes NHS NHS Reg Schol Reg Schol Reg NursmgAlt Beth Hurd Russell Janacek NHS Mitch Males NHS Ren cho NHS Reg Schol NHS Marjorie Smuth Jean Wheeler David Whppple Denuse Whnpple Jackle Zahler NHS Reg Schol NHS Reg Schol NHS NHS AWARDS OTTO ARMSTRONG Most Promising Jr Sr H S Wrestler 161783 JOHN CASTER Most Promising Freshman Boy 161763 PRISCILLA CHASE Most Promlslng Freshman Girl 161763 Hnghest Mark Social Studles9161763 10161773 Am Studles11Regents161783 Bauschand Lomb Science Medal 161793 Am Leglon Oratory 1st Place 1121773 VFW Voice of Democracy 1st Place Oswego County Contest 2nd Place 1111783 BETH HURD Hnghest Mark Home Ec III 161783 Outstandmg Achuevement un Student Government' Award 161271783 D A R Cntlzenshup FVW Vonce of Democracy 1st Place 1111773 Amerucan Legion Oratory 1st Place 111793, Dlstrlct Oratory Contest 4th Place 121793 JOHN KILLAM Haghest Mark LatlnII161773 French II 161773 Highest Combmed Marks m Math 9 10 11 Regents 161261783 Chemlstry Regents 161271783 RICHARD REID Best Achievement on Power Mechanics , . . , . . , , . . . . . . . . , . . f 1 'Z 4 -. 'P 1 4 2, , . 1 1 ' .mag . . ' 3, 'gn' if 1 , . . , . . . 'S , ff, g , Sssasszlzrsf ' 1 , ,. s I. . . I M . I I 7' i t , i Y : 5 1 , . . . . ' 1 1 - 1 I - 1 ' 1 . . . . , - . I , . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 I NATIONAL HO GR SOCIETY Kneeling: Priscilla Chase, Jean Wheeler, Beth Hurd, Patty Bellville, Marjorie Smith, Jacki Zahler. Sitting: Lori Caster, Jenny Corse, Frances Clerkin, Brenda Bettinger, Margaret Hesford, Kim Fallows, Vicki Williams, Patience Rempe, Colleen Kehoe. Standing: Vicki Stonestreet, Eduardo Martinez de la Vega, Denise Whipple, Dennis Trum- ble, Mitch Miles, Brian MacVean, Mike Black, Salvador De Lara, Diego Delgado, Jim Hurd, Richard Rowland, Kim VanCamp. X az! HONOR SOCIETY The 1978 1979 Induction Cere the National Honor Society was held on January 31 1979 M William Gilbert Mr George O'Sullivan and Mr Andrew Pierce took part an the ceremony Miss Campbell Mr Clark Miss Hribar Miss Janacek Mr Sandstrom and Mr Weaverassisted asfaculty tap pers The ceremony included an expla nation of the emblem and the tra dltlonal ritual of candle lighting After the administration of the oath the Senior Honor Society , members sang Vincent , by Don McLean. Following the induction ceremony, a reception was given for the new inductees and their parents. mony of the Carpe Diem Chapter of J , . r. -K1 N' - . ,-:,,Q, 5-' , A fl ,mi V gf. 2 . X-,' .fel ' QQ Q W-5T's'X'i.Wx Q Sim 's-g,f4 f b- 5 Wk' X Q N 'J X ve- 5 A , if Q . X E - U Q X .Q R .lf ig, D ff, ' .H i , . 1, , A-A 'ff f ,ut ,wg .. . not -Q..-1-. fun.. .bf . , .W .,svf x,,' -t.,,i K .'-' 3' , A large cast under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burke performed The Matchmaker, by Thorton Wilder, on November 10 and 11. This play, from which the musical Hello Dolly originated, takes place in late 19th century New York. Matchmaker Dolly Levi, played by MaryGrant, plots and schemes her way from Yonkers to New York City in an attempt to snare Horace Vandergelder in her web of marriage. Vandergelder, a wealthy Yonkers merchant por- trayed by John Killam, goes along with her believing he will marry a beautiful young woman concocted in the vious mind of Mrs. Levi. Finally, according to Dolly's plan, he proposes to her after having been stood up by his imag- inary fiance. d JR.-SR. I978 BANQUET The 70th Annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held the evening of April 14, 1978, at BOCES in Mexico, New York. The theme was Pieces of April . Dick Reid was the Toastmaster. Jean Wheeler gave a Welcome to Seniors. Joe Hurd gave the Response to Juniors. Jeff Drake pre- sented a toast to Mr. Pierce: Kim Crast presented a toast to Mr. O'Sullivan, and Ernie Peter, a toast to Mr. Gilbert. Doreen Pizon then sang the theme, Pieces of April . Marvin Nemier gave the toast to the Senior Advisors, and Jacki Zahler, a toast to the Junior Ad- visors. Thenj various seniors read the class Will and Phrophesy. Lastly, Senior Class President Martha Miles presented the SPADE to Junior Class President Beth Hurd. Following the Banquet, Strom- becker-Light house played for the dance. SENIOR PRO Old days, good times I remember, sponsored by the graduating class of 1978, was held on Saturday, June 3, 1978 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the S.C.C.S. gym. The students who attended the Prom were entertained by a band from Syracuse and re- freshments were served. Tessie Russell and Russell Joss were crown- ed king and Queen. Their court included Anna Hesford, Martha Miles, Millie Rus- sell, Ernie Peter, Dick Reid, and Bill Sew- eryneuk. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver attended the Prom as chap- erones. 9 A i X Sllllpf BM Dil X ', I-f ,X Student Council Row 1: Ray Pennock, Mark Rempe, Sharlotte White, Patty Zehr, Elizabeth Albrecht, Chris Ellis, Jennifer Wydysh. Row 2: Teresa Soule, Gregg Harvey, Rich Rowland, Mike Black, Shaun Kimball, President-Millie Russell, Vice Pres-Jim Hurd. Absent: Secretary- Earl Porter, Treasurer-Gena Harvey. Comets Tale Row 1: Glorie Moyer, Scott Ridgeway, Skip Reeves, Heather Joslyn. Row 2: Scott Hurtibus, Sue Mills, Bernedette Sullivan, George Stevens. Absent: Chris Walker, editor THE STUDENT COUNCIL The High School Student Council is the voice of the student body. The Council, which is elected every year, discusses student problems and makes recommenda- tions to the administration. It sponsors the Annual Homecoming Weekend, promotes the Book Fair and compiles the Student Handbook. THE COMET'S TALE THE COMET'S TALE, SCCS school news- paper, informs the student body about cur- rent school events and opinions, as well as providing light entertainment. Working on THE COMET' S TALE isa good source of training in journalism and jobs pertaining to newspaper production. Sev- eral former staff members who graduated from SCCS have gone on to 'major in jour nalism or have put their training to use by working on college publications. IFS Z -f Under the direction of Mr. O'Neil the IFS began the year by sending one student, Mary Grant, to the country of Guadamala, and by receiving three students from three other countries. These three students are Diego DelGado Ambrosi from Cuenea Ecuador who is staying with the Hurd family, Jose Eduardo Martinez de la Vega Mansilla from Mexico city, Mexico who is staying with the McVean family, and Salvador de Lavado from Mexico who is stay- ing with the Grant family. IFS Row 1: Mary Grant, Dana Atkins, Patty Belleville, Clare Clerkin Row 2: Beth Hurd, Fran Clerkin, Priscilla Chase, Mr. O'NeiI. Row 3: Jim Horth, Diego Delgado. JCL JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The purpose of the Junior Clas- sical League is to provide Latin pupils with a more meaningful understanding of Ancient Greece and Rome and the clas- sical languages. Last summer, Mr. Wydysh, JCL advisor, attended the two-day National JCL Convention on June 27-29, 1978. The conven- tion was an enriching and en- joyable experience. Mr. Wydysh hopes that some of the Sandy Creek JCI members will attend the next convention on June 26-28, 1979. QL Row 1: Janet Gilbert, Gregg Harvey, Row 2: Todd Warner, Patty Zehr. Row 3: Cathy Zehr. Row 4: Shaun Kimball, Jim Horth, Ann Stacy. Q .1- W. 5. R. L s R . W bf . i ll School Press Institute Patty Zehr, Jim Horth. Boys State Q32 L Jim Horth and Patty Zehr, members of the Spade Staff and Snow Scholarship recipients, attended the 20th Annual School Press Institute on August 6-18, 1978 at Syracuse University. Fifth-nine students from six states worked together to produce PICA, the SPI yearbook and LATE NIGHT EDITION, the SPI newspaper. They attended newspaper and yearbook classes and labs every day. Special entertainment provided for the students included a con- cert at Crouse College and a picnic at Green Lakes State Park The students received their diplomas at the graduation dinner held at the Hotel Syracuse. Shortly after the 1977-1978 school year . ended, Ricky Haynes joined other boys from all over New York State for a week of citizenship education and fun at Morris- ville College. XM The participants set up their own Model State government. Ricky became Commis- sioner of Parks and Recreation. The boys listened to guest speakres who challenged .fs fe- them to become better citizens. l ,--' Ricky Haynes. FRENCH CLUB The French Club was organized to enable SCCS students of the French language to gain insight into French culture and cuisine. On May 12-14, 1978, members of the French Club visited Montreal, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stagl, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stagnitti, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zieno were chaperones. Parent-busdrivers were Mr. Harlow Chase and Mrs. Charles Smith The group spent two nights at the University of Montreal, toured Montreal's China- town , walked through Old Montreal, shop- ped in some of Montreal's underground malls, strolled through the Botanical Gardens and rode the subway to an evening French Club tuM d H- W I u d IIL R d From right to left: 1st row Janet Marshall Joan Smith Denise zmuseamezmpasliiinqlthiy3150 attindglg S Learned, Don Bellville Elisabeth Albrecht 2nd row Julie Gordmier baseball gamemttlanta Braves vs. Montreal Mary McIntosh, Shelly Summerville Patty Bellvllle Laura McIn Expos, at the 1976 olympic Stadium. tosh, John Howland, Norman Melolmg 3rd row Le Ann Pizon M Business Club if lst row: Sue Halsey, Amy Mothersell, Jean Harvey, Joyce Grant, 2nd row: Kelly Roberts, Jeff Ouderkirk, Sandy Guarasce, Steve Howland, Sue Curry 3rd row: Katrina Daniels, Celia Pot- ter, Laurine Vogt, Sue Graham, Julie Wing, Debbie Horth 4th row: Joni Ridgeway, Cindy Bouchard, Tom Spearance, John Ripple, Laurie England, Orvis Ward, Barb Anderson Sth row: Julie Murray, Ron Archibee 6th row: Jyll Zahler, Laurie Caster, Beth Black Stagl, Jennifer Corse, Dawn Garvin Laurie Naklick Laurie Salisbury, Brenda Bettmger Jim Hurd Shawn Learned Ron Archibee 4th row: Patience Rempe Clair Clerkin Kevin Hollis Heather Joslyn, Mary Bancker Joanna Hollis Jim Crast Library Club Art Club 1st row: Angela Schep- pard, Becky Wright, Dawn Schuder 2nd row: Chris Paver, Mr. Lipovsky, Glorie Moyer, Jim McRae, Beth Lewis From right to left lst row: Jolene White, Linita Study, Billy Gilbert 2nd row: Janet Gilbert, Lydiann Archibee, Charlotte White 3rd row: Cathy Zehr, Cheryl Bianco, Terry Horth 4th row: Jim Horth, Scott Ridgeway, Beth Lewis, Heather Joslin, Scott Hurtibus, Ann Stacy Office Aides fl' Q' Left to right--lst row: Shaun Kimball, Todd Warner, Renee Janacek, Debbie Porter 2nd row Jim Horth, Clare Clerkin, Shelley Summerville, Yvonne Allen, Debbie Horth, Nadine Pizon 3rd row: Dawn Garvin, Danette Trombley, Eileen Clerkin, Jamie Barber, Lydiann Achibee Nurses Aides 1st row: Laurie Archibee, Lori Balderachi, Wanda Yerdon, Cathy Brewer, Tammy Desiderio 2nd row: Audrey McCloskey, Jolene White, Kandi Ward, Dawn Schuder 3rd row: Lorilee Smith, Loretta Nemier, Lydiann Archibee, Chris Quonce, Linda Marais, Shelly Reynolds, Wynn Brown, Sue Soule 58 l Attendance Aides Row 1: Bernie Felio, Louise Yerdon. Row 2: Beth Black, Lori Archibee, Laurie Caster, Todd Black. Cafeteria Helpers Row 1: Dan Mead, Skipper Reeves. Row 2: Wanda Yerdon, Lori Balderachi. Row 3: Jeff Sheldon, Luke Stone, Marty Hughes, Tom Spearance, Chris Paver. Row 4: Joey Bush, Steve Rudd. Row 5: David Manchester, Fred Pappa. MATH HELPERS The Math Helpers program gives high school students the opportunity to act as tutors for elementary students who are having difficulties in mathe- matics. Math helpers may earn academic credit for their as- sistance. The Middle School Spelling Bee competition determines the best speller in grades six through eight for the school year. Contestants for 1979 must not have passed beyond the eighth grade and must not have reached their sixteenth birth- day before June 7. Each competitor takes a written preliminary test to determine the 10-12 semifinalists in Sandy Creek. These semi-finalists then compete in an oral competition in a traditional spell down assembly program to determine the champion. Sandy Creek's champion for 1978 was Charlotte Reid. The champion competes in Syr- acuse with other representatives of Central New York in the Her- ald-Journal-American Spelling Bee in late April. The winner of that contest travels to Washington, D.C. for the Na- tional Spelling Bee in June. This year's semifinalists were Eileen Clerkin, Ralph Albrecht, David Engst, Scott Pearson, Charlotte Reid, David Bou- chard, Teresa Soule, Dawn Greenfield, Lynnette Bird- slow, Kathy Brewer, Kim Hal- dane, and Nancy Potter. Math Helpers Sitting: Linita Study, Dana Roberts, Carol Caufield. Standing: Tina Wilson, Tim Killam. Jr. High Spelling Bee il ra Spelling Bee: Scott Pearson, Dave Bouchard, Eileen Clerkin, David Engst, Kan- dice Perkins, Kathy Keating, Charlotte Reid, Jodi Smithler, Ralph Albrecht, Tri- cia Batson, Jeff Thompkins. Majorettes Row 1 Yvonne Allen Cindy Halsey Row 2 Instructor Bonnie VanDyke, Melissa Kuss, Joanna Hollis Cynthia Sheldon Kim Turner, Erin Robins. Archery Club MAJORETTES Since the fall of 1971, Mrs. Bonnie Van Dyke has directed the SCCS Majorettes. Former Majorette, Mitzi Turner, has been her assistant this year. Last summer, the Majorettes re- ceived a trophy for the Best Twirling Group at the Oswego County Fair. Members of the group at that time included Heidi, Jody and Wendy Smithler, who have moved to Florida. Row 1 Russell Baurer Richard Butler Jim Horth, Dand Atkins Row 2: Kim VanCamp Row 3: Jeff Drake, Bud Cordell Shaun Kimball Robbie Barber Brian MacVean, Dave Whipple, Shawn Learned Sectional: ALL-STATE SECTIONAL CHOIR Thirteen Sandy Creek students auditioned at Gouverneur High School and were accepted for the All-State Sectionals. Re- hearsals were held on November 17 and 18 at the Watertown High School. Mr. Ronald Cohen of Plainview New York was the November 18 1978 at 8.00 p.m. included a double-choir number with stereophonic sound an echo song three spirituals and a pop-style tune. I I guest conductor. The concert on I . I I Conference: ALL-STATE CONFERENCE CHOIR In May 1978 Dana Atkins and Priscilla Chase auditioned at New Hartford New York and were invited to participate in the 1978 New York All State Conference Choir 326 students chosen from the 1,361 who audi tioned travelled to the Concord Hotel in Lake Kiamesha to at tend the Conference held on December 3 6, 1978 Six All State groups performe at the Concord the All State Choir, Orchestra Jazz En Ensemble and String Orchestra The All State Choir was con ducted by Dr Lee Kjelson Director of Choral activities at the University of Miami Coral Gables Florida Mrs Sharlene Kline SCCS chorus director accompanied Dana and Priscilla and attended the Music Educators Seminars held during the All State Music Conference ' - d semble, sympholqic Band, Wind I9 8 ALL-STATE il' Row 1: John Ripple Row 2: John Hall, Clare Clerkin, Mary McIntosh, Dana Atkins. Row 3: Dianne Rudd, Priscilla Chase, Marjorie Smith. Row 4: Jeff Drake, Robert Barber. Missing: Patty Bellville, Beth Hurd. sf--f Dana Atkins, Priscilla Chase HIGH SCHOOL ALL-COU TY F-A ..........,,..p. Row 1: Kevin Halsey, Jim Horth, Jim Hurd. Row 2: Priscilla Chase, Brenda Bettinger, Marjorie Smith, Dianne Rudd, Patty Bellville, Mary MacIntosh. Row 3: Brent Chatterton, John Ripple, George Stevens, Jeff Drake, Rob Barber, Brian MacVean, Beth Hurd, Edwardo De la Vegas, John Hall. JU ICR HIGH ALL-COU TY po? Row 1: David Engst, John Wydysh, Ralph Albrecht, Mike Brown, Steve Satler, Richie VanDyke. Row 2: Gary Rempe, Sue Bremm, Cindy Halsey, Laura Weaver, Vicki Smith, Mark Rempe, Scott Hurtibus. Senior High Mixed Chorus 1 Row 1: Patty Bellville, Ellen Mead, Tina Wilson, Diana Moyer, Julie Gordinier, Elizabeth Albrecht, Jean Harvey, Jamie Barber, John Ripple, Billy Gilbert, John Howland, Ricky Fargo, Donny Bellville, Ed Tousant, Bill Rowell, Janet Marshall, Denise Learned, Joan Smith, Clare Clerkin, Lori Balderachi, Laura McIntosh, Tammy VanBuren. Row 2: Janet Gilbert, Dianne Love, Jyll Zahler, Donna Love, Julie Murray, Karen Beebe, Wynn Brown, Chris Walker, Elaine Clark, Jim Horth, Norman Meloling, Dan Mead, Scott Ridgeway, Scott Donahue, Earl Porter, Shawn Learned, Patti Tifft, Glorie Moyer, Kathy Keating, Jackie Zahler, Fran Clerkin, Beth Hurd, Sandy Guarasce, Louise Yerdon, Terri Horth, Row 3: Beth Lewis, Pam Montieth, Patty Zehr, Cindy Moore, LeAnn Pizon, Laurie Salisbury, Jean Thomas, Ruth Komm, Debbie Horth, Dana Atkins, Chris Bush, Keith Moore, Kevin Halsey, Jeff Drake, Diego Delgado, David Whipple, Todd Warner, Patience Rempe, Laurine Vogt, Jennifer Course, Shelly Summerville, Brenda Smith. Row 4: Cindy Bouchard, Julie Wing, Sue Halsey, Mary McIntosh, Brenda Bettinger, Kandace Killiam, Marjorie Smith, Ann Stacy, Danette Trombley, Denise Whipple, Lori England, Jon Hall, Jim Hurd, Rusty Warren, Rob Barber, Brian McVean, Russel Bauer, Scott Brosch, Brent Chatterton, Shaun Kimball, Chris Paver, Dianne Rudd, Vicki Stonestreet. 5 5 v , H 'UQ is K ' 2 i . A . ' . 1, ray. . X it 1 Girls Chorus Row 1: Mrs. Kline, JillZahler, Brenda Smith, Diane Rudd, Patty Belleville, Patti Tifft, Robin Towles, Donna Tanner, Ellen Mead, Glorie Moyer. Row 2: Louise Yerdon, Margorie Smith, Wynn Brown, Julie Wing, Denise Whipple, Sue Halsey, Debbie Horth, Mary McIntosh, Ruth Komm. Row 3: Candice Killiam, Laura McIntosh, Joan Smith, Janet Marshall, Lori Balderachi, Shellie Summerville, Jean Harvey, Elaine Clark. Row 4: Beth Lewis, Beth Hurd, Jackie Zahler, Cindy Bouchard, Brenda Bettinger, Jean Thomas. Boys Chorus an .-'- Row 1: Deigo Degado, Jim Hurd, Bill Rowell, Dana Atkins, Donny Belleville, Rusty Warren, John Howland, Kevin Halsey. Row 2: Dan Mead, Jon Hall, David Whipple, Russell Bauer, Brent Chatterton, Robert Barber, Brian McVean, John Ripple, Jeff Drake, Bill Gilbert, Scott Donahue, Jim Horth. SENIOR HIGH BAN A Pg gk: re-S N.. X if From right to left--1st row: Clare Clerkin - flute: Patty Bellville - clarinet: Laurie Salisbury - clarinet: Robin Towles - flute: Brenda Smith - flute: Sue Hulsey - flute: Robin Potter - flute 2nd row: Jean Wheeler - clarinet: Patti Tifft - clarinet, Sue Mills - bass clarinet: George Manchester - saxaphone: Cathy Zehr - flute: Priscilla Chase - trumpet: Brenda Bettinger - french horn 3rd row: Don Bellville-trumpet, Jeff Thompkins-trumpet, Scott Ridgeway- tuba, Scott Donahue-percussion, Kevin Bellville-trumpet, JimBlount-baritone, Patience Rempe-clarinet, Robbie Barber-baritone, Vicki Stonestreet-oboe, Brian MacVean-french horn, Janet Marshall-trombone, Tammy Van- Buren-trombone, Denise Learned-trumpet, Mr. Cornwell-Conductor. Missing: Beth Hurd-clarinet, Jacki Zahler- clarinet, Anna Hesford-clarinet, Mary Grant-trumpet, Mike Vogt-percussion, Larry Sievers-percussion, Scott Chatterton-percussion. EIGHTH GR DE CHORUS Row 1: Renee Janacek, Nadine Pizon, Candi Perkins, Celestine Garvin, Yvonne Clark, Mike Brown, Kavid Engst, Lester Blauvelt, Ken Bush, Tom Trombley, Linda Donahue, Michelle Barber, Lynette Birdslow. Row 2: Sue Boyle, Lori Bauer, Ann Mothersell, Laurie Weaver, Charlotte Reid, Rich VanDyke, David Bouchard, Greg Gilbert, Laurie Emmons, Vicki Smith, Carol Brosch, Sherri Mills, Joni Hyrny. Row 3: Sandi Tyrrell, Laurie West, Sherre Paver, Debbie Porter, Sally Hazard, Scott Hurtibus, Gary Rempe, John Tryon, Terri Trumble, Kris Nellis, Kim Thompson, Bonnie Grubb, SEVE TH GRADE CHORU 2 Row 1: Michele Hurtibus, Tracy Donahue, Kelly Maitland, Lisa Bulluck, Kathy Brewer, Bernard Felio, Jeff Cummings, Charles Summerville, Ralph Albrecht, Mike Murray, Sherry Thompson, Missy Henry, Georgia Monteith, Chris Carasone. Row 2: Dorinne Dionne, Michelle Miller, Renee Pisik, Cheryl Bianco, Cindy Halsey, Steve Sattler, Russell Claflin, Ray Freeman, Todd Black, Kevin Cummins, Stacy Hulbert, Nancy Potter, Loretta Nemier, Theresa Soule, Sue Soule. Row 3: Kim Brownell, Angie Reid, Cheryle Jones, Karen MacVean, Angie Shepherd, Mike Chapman, Terry Hunter, Matt Wall, Mark Rempe, Robin Teller, June Weed, Lisa Emmons. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUSES The 7th and 8th grade choruses, under the direction of Mrs. Sharlene Kline, presented a Christmas assembly and an evening concert in the spring. According to Mrs. Kline, the choruses are not merely performing groups. They also serve as training groups for future members of the Senior High Mixed Chorus. Junior High Band y I1 I l gg ll Row 1: Sue Boyle, Mark Rempe, Kim Haldane, Theresa Soule, Candice Perkins, Tracy Daughtery, Michelle Bar- ber. Row 2: Ralph Albrecht, Malcolm Schug, David Engst, Vicki Smith, Renee Janacek, Renee Pisik, Howard Rob- erts. Row 3: Kim Brownell, Charlotte Ried, Nadine Pizon, Gary Rempe, Scott Pearson, Skip Reeves, Matt Wall, Laura Weaver, Patty Grant. Row 4: Mr. Cornwell, Brian Snyder, Marty Soule, Jay Curry, Russell Claflin, Lee Gor- denier, Tim Pennock, Ray Freeman, Terry Haynes, Michelle Hurtibus, John Wydysh, Cherri Towles, Sherri Mills. . M -vmtlffi , I .,,y..,. W A -. . wr XX, ,W 'NQUFE .. fra. A 37 , ' '- I 1 , Q- ' , ' 5 ai f, ,, is Q L ' 4 1 V A, X ,. ri q nu. 1 abr 'H ,K- r fi-.as Q' Cadet Band t as Sixth Grade Chorus Row 1: Chris Ellis, Michelle Dow- learn, Susanne Albrecht, Dawn Greenfield. Row 2: Mike Nemier, Tracy Meeks, Ed Bock, Alan Reid, Tina Komm. Row 3: Tim Boyle, Shaun Barker, Steve Yerden, Thad Schug. Row 4: Chucky VanDyke, Chucky Wheeler, Doug Marshall. Row 1: Kandi White, Tracy Collins, Darlene Washington, Lynn Lindsey, Chris Ellis, Jim Kerr, Mike Gilbert, Jimmy Fargo, Charles Wheeler, Tim Boyle. Row 27 Cindy Sheldon, Suzanne Albrecht, Mary Ives, Michelle Dowlearn, Dawn Greenfield, Carol Cummings, Shaun Barker, Erin Robbins, Mike Nemier, Jim Densmore, Charles VanDyke, Bill Bush. Row 3: Sparkle Cole, Bonnie Snyder, Mandi Moyer, Glenda Maitland, Candy Britton, Scott Hanley, Jim Ro- well, Christine Babcock, Tom Myers, Dale McNitt, Thad-Schug. , .1 i Homecoming '78 HOMECOMING The traditional SCCS Homecoming Weekend, sponsored jointly.by the Student Council and the cheerleaders, took place on October 20-21, 1978. The festivities, which welcomed the Class of 1978 back home , began with a pep rally 8th period on Friday and a bonfire and pizza party Friday night. Saturday morning, the Seniors held a pancake breakfast and apple fest. The profit was donated to a memorial fun for Bill Seweryneuk. After a car rally, Millie Russell, SCCS Senior, was crowned by her sister Tessie, the 1977 Homecoming Queen. Following the coronation, the S CC S football team played a tough game against Beaver River. The Comets lost 8-16, mainly because the Beavers scored a touchdown in the final minutes of play. The activities of the Homecoming Weekend were concluded by a Homecoming dance on Sat- urday night, which featured the Barry James Band. Qcwv Joni 45:5 Sub' Dx vzrvf Jo- qf's Sandy in TS AY . VORHE xg , 15 5. urs P Ehana f , Sdn fl if ,Q -- N , 5 4. . 1 . -.3 ,f . - if. ,ig -R :g l gf ' , 1 P- M: 1 ' ' Q w - . 4- S',.f.,11-- Q 12' :J -K A W .Wynn-1 -'H my iii- ' ,ww L KM-. ,,,.,,f,.,-.W,,M ., - H i '-S543 . . Q wigfffffg 9 fm- f 'X 5, r,i.Cfn PLAYING TOGETHER . . . A . In Y I 17 ' ' U X2 ji K3 X U M Q fl L25 cuflcmf x 1 i K 'Q 'Y 4 , 1 X ,, WK , EQDVNM CD0 od 'tt-.z'E'5Q'i'.j3fi '1'-1' JH ' x ' L . -'fs .- f , X Q X i F if fi L -NRA 5 3' , vi K1 1 Q. '1 Lmww we L MN Q ' Tw mv' U ' , ' A ' i V -,I K' Jw, 1 f XQ drum ,Y xx I I 4, X I I: 0 H. 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Row 2: Billy Yerdon Russell Joss Ernie Peter Randy Shelmndme, Tom Miner, Chuck White, Rusty VanBrocklin, Coach ...... ...al VARSITY BASEBALL COPY The Sandy Creek baseball team of 1978, paced by all- stars Mike Black, Tim Kimball and Bob Allen, managed to slug out a winning season. Although falling short of some expectations, the Comets conceded no easy victories and lost many by a margin of one or two runs. Leading the offensive attack were pinch-hitter Jeff Shirley l.429D, lst baseman Dennis Trumble l.412l, and Mike Black 1.3185 the 3rd baseman. Soccer Row 1: Julie Gordinier, Fran Clerkin, Dianne Love, Peggy Harvey, Mary Grant, Denise Learned, Tammy Desiderio, Laura McIntosh. Row 2: Mary McIntosh, Jennifer Corse, JackiZahler, Shelley Summerville, Anna Hesford, Kim Fal- lows, Barb Anderson, Joyce Grant, Joni Ridgeway, Julie Wing. Row 3: Lee Paver, Mrs. Boxberger, Clare Clerkin Beth Hurd, Jill Yerdon, Millie Russell, Vicki Stonestreet, Rhonda Greer, Tammy VanBuren, Patrice Harvey. An fi e V . g L ,...-.-- 'x X 'XXX U I Y Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Margaret Hesford, Kandice Killiam Row 2: Chris Plzon, Sue Mills, Kathy Keat- ing. Row 3: Ruth Balcom, Tina Wilson, Trudy Yerdon. rf fl' u-:ij s4:'f:mi-. r yf- am .nf - l l Varsity Football Row 1: Kim Crast, Ernie Peter, David Downs, Rusty VanBrocklin, Eric Ridgeway, Steve Blount, Frank Arquette, Craig Santschi Row 2: Rick Rogers, Doug Bullock, Bill Yerdon, Mike Rougeux, Keith Moore, Jim Hurd, Scott Drake, Dan Ridgeway, Carl Santschi, Mark Garvin Row 3: Mr. McDougal, Jeff Shirley, Opey Crast, Tim Crast, Martin Bachar, Jim LaCelle, Mike Bachar, Charlie Russell, Rusty Warren, Mr. Gregory. ' v S-C-C-5- O -6 South Jefferson 0 -26 Thousand Islands 0 -54 Lowville 8 -32 Indian River 0 -24 General Brown 8 -16 Beaver River lHomecomingD 36 -26 Sackets Harbor 6 -36 IHC 14 -6 Alex. Bay The 1978 football Comets produced some excellent individual performances from all-stars Bill Yerdon, Ernie Peter, and Dave Downs. Mike Bachar and Doug Bulluck re- ceived honorable mention for their efforts. 'NP According to Coach Gregory, the team's finest performance came on Homecoming Satruday when S.C. lost while going for a victory against highly-rated Beaver River. The Comets could have run the clock out and settled for a tie, but instead went for the touchdown and fell short. The junior high football team posted a 3 win 3 loss record. They scored in every game and beat the same good teams, Hannibal and weedsport. Team captains were Joe Bush, John Tryon and Mike Clark. AWARD S FOR THE TEAM Most valuable-Gregg Harvey Most improvement-Greg Potter 1 Most valuable Offensive Back-Joe Bush Most valuable Offensive L ine-Mike Clark Wendall Miller Gary Rempe Most valuable Defensive Line-Herb Cantas ' Y 4' 1 ' s,,sA ft ., n , 5 ff .2-...:,:,I. . A1 'pw -V+ ' fy 4 Y. fr., gum? i',.1w,- A.-Qi ' . 'rfb ' . ', f My ' - i l ' W ',f', ' - , A Wigs A Hi ' ' 45- - M ues, f- - ,,.-353.4-.iig w . fi n , ,, f 4 , ,, ' au- 3 . . . J '- . A ' , , .17 y 'V Q I 333' . .ffyffw .r..?' . - ,L , 3, n ,M .- I ,V - My E ,,,, i ,Q , ,zgn mv , t .-if V. , , J is X Y A K ,. Q f g:.v'gn.1 :,,f '-1 V -A sow- . ' Junior High Football Row 1: Mike Murrey, Jay Curry, Todd Fravor, David Haynes, John Howland, Bill Fowler, Pat Carusone, Joe Russell. Row 2: Mark Rempe, Charlie Summerville, Fred Pappa, Malcom Schug, Greg Fox, Kip Harvey, Joey Bush, Otto Arm- strong, Row 3: David Clark, Matt Wall, Her Contois, Randy Rogers, Scott Manwarning, Greg Harvey, Marty Hughes, Row 4: Mr. Fowler, Greg Potter, Gary Rempe, John King, John Tryon, Mike Clark, Wendell Miller. VQLLEYB LL Junior Varsity ,, M Jew: Row 1: Donna Love, Dianne Love, Lee Paver. Row 2: Mrs. Yerdon, Jody Densmore, Ann Stacy, Dana Roberts, Felecia Valley, Barb Anderson. Varsity Row 1: Amy Mothersell, Debbie Horth, Joyce Grant, Julie Gordinier. Row 2: Mrs. Yerdon, Vicki Stonestreet, Pa- tience Rempe, Millie Russell, Jill Yerdon, Rhonda Greer. 80 1 Wrestling Cheerleaders Row 1: Shari Hughes, Beth Black. Row 2: Shelly Reynolds, Jyll Zahler, Carol Caufield, Ruth Balcolm. Wrestling Varsity A: Row 1: Don Anderson, Jeff Thomas, Bill Hall, Rich Rowland, Ron Archibee, Joey Bush. Row 2: Mark Miller, George Stevens, Otto Armstrong, Jeff Shirley, Rich Curry, Opey Crast, Row 3: John Tryon, Randy Fisher, Doug Bullock, Joe Sheppard, Rick Rogers, Coach Roy Hunt. 1 1 ,ir ,, it lf Varsity B: Row 1: Pat Carusone, Kevin Halsey, David Clark, Jim Crast, George Stevens, Greg Potter. Row 2: Mike Clark, Rich Curry, Opey Crast, Ron Henderson, Wendell Miller, Coach Roy Hunt. 11 This year's varsity matmen had a sea- son of extremes. Very few matches were close in score, but all were packed full of excitement. Everyone involved in the wrestling pro- gram has worked furiously to attain their individual and team goals, usually with very little recognition. To rectify this, the 1979 Spade would like to extend its congratulations. The Varsity B team compiled an overall 5-4 record while chalking up im- pressive victories over Indian River and Thousand Islands. Many of this year's Varsity B wrestlers will be moving up next year and will in- sure a strong A team in the near future. JH Wrestling Row 1: Timmy Ridgeway, Mike Murry, John Wydysh, Charlie Summerville, Bernie Felio, Terry Miller, Joey Nel- lis. Row 2: Randy Cordell, Mike Stevens, Tom Shirley, Randy Rowland, David Haynes, Kevin Cummins, Skip Reeves. Row 3: Randy Roger, Kory Paro, Jay Curry, Malcom Schug, David Manchester, Mr. Clark. is is Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders NJ Row 1: Beth Hurd, Cindy Robbins, Fran Clerkin, Margaret Hesford. Row 2: Jean Wheeler, JackiZahler, Chris Pizon Q, r L A x . 4. Varsity Basketball Kirk VanBrocklin, Barry Adydan, Brian MacVean, Jim Lacelle, Rusty VanBrocklin, Ernie Peter, Tom Minor, Steve Turo, Dennis Trumble, Billy Yerdon, Monty Kelly, Coach-Fred Schug. r T if Af , rf .V.f I i kfgnvf' VARSITY BASKETBALL The '78-'79 season marked arecord nine consecutive trips into the playoffs at JCC. The Comets accomplished this through an overtime victory against Alex Bay ta game which was to decide fourth placeh. The Varsity hoopsters ended up with a league record of 8-6 and an overall rec- ord of 9-10. Billy Yerdon along with Er- nie Peter made the all-star team while Kirk VanBrockI in managed to capture an honorable mention. .IV Basketball Row 1: Chris Bush, John Howland. Row 2: Steve Howland, Fred Pappa, Greg Harvey, Ray Trumble Luke Stone, John SCS J V BASKETBALL Phoenix Alex Bay Belleville Copenhagen LaFargevi I le Pulaski Sackets Lyme Alex Bay Sackets Belleville Phoenix Henderson Copenhagen LaFargevilIe Sackets Lyme JV BASKETBALL The JV Comets took third place this year by virtue of a 9-5 record, paced by Ray Trumble who averaged 17 points per ball game. The Junior Varsity won many of its nation to win. If this is any indication of things to come, we may be able to look forward to an excellent Varsity squad next year. Tryon, Jon Hall, Shawn Learned, Coach Pennock. . . v ' 31-74 75-46 ' 59-86 Henderson 86-22 83-53 ' 77-59 ' 73-76 71-64 71 82 73 58 60 57 41 98 55 88 59 28 55 47 59 61 62 58 71 78 games through pure hustle and determi- JV Basketball Cheerleaders ' 'deglkf ki , . . ,X Row 1: Le Ann Pizon, Clare Clerkin, Kandice Killam. Row 2: Joni Ridgeway, Sue Mills, Sandy Guarasce. Row 3: Tina Wilson. Jr. High Boys Basketball Row 1: Kip Harvey, Greg Gilbert, Billy Fowler, Joe Russell, Tim Pennock, Lee Gordinier, Ken Bush, Kevin Harvey, Ray Freeman. Row 2: Herbie Contois, Scott Hurtibus, Marty Soule, Gary Rempe, Todd Black, Mark Rempe, Matt Wall, Todd Kelly, Mike Chapman. Row 3: Coach Steve Young. Jr. High Girls' Basketball F? 1l,? QE? iv gs, Row 1. Sue Boyle, Michele Barber, Vicki Smith Lauri Archibee Missy Henry, Nadine Pizon. Row 2: Coach Paulette Plessl, Denise Comstock, Debbie Porter, Laura Weaver, Terry Haynes, Joeline White, Shelley Valley, Charlotte, White, Joannie Miles, lWild Frieb, Evonne Clark if rrtr .M ,, - f W of ' ' f ' , M , f. I 4 .'-1 2. The Varsity girls posted an impressive season, winning seven of their nine games. This record was good enough to boost them into a tie for first place with Thousand Islands. At the present time, the Comets are headed toward the second game of the sec- tionals, lvs. Tullyl, having already defeated Thousand Islands in the first round. S.C. OPP. 47 40 Alex Bay 46 15 Belleville 42 21 Copenhagen 39 27 LaFargeviIle 38 29 Lyme 29 37 Sackets Harbor 35 38 Thousand Islands 53? J.V. Girls' Basketball Although not an officially recognized team, the J.V. Girls' Basketball team play- ed an important role this year in providing playing experi- ence for those girls who wish to play basketball next sea- son. The girls, who usually played what their coach ref- ferred to as a fifth quarter officiated by the coaches, won two of their contests. These two matches gave the girls a taste of the competi- tion. fa if CLASSES BEING TOGETHER 5 CLASS ADVISORS Mr Fred Schug Sensor Advisor Mr David Weaver Semor Advnsor Mr Roy Hunt Junsor Advisor Mrs Joyce Mules Jumor Mr Kirk Ellis Sophomore Advnsor Mr Ray Pennock Sopho more Advnsor Mrs Maureen Brownell Freshman Advnsor Mass Ann Taormma Fresh man Advlsor CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Juniors fx, lTop to Bottom! - Brian MacVean lPres- identlg Rick Haynes lVice-Presidentli Jacki Zahier lSecretarylp Doreen Pizon lTreasurerJ. Sophomores lTreasurerl. Amy Mothersell lSecretaryD1 Richard Curry lTreasurer7I LeeAnn Pizon CVice-Presidentlp Missing, Earl Porter lPresidentJ. Jim Flurd lPresidentJp Kim Fallows lCorresponding Secretarybg Vicki Williams Wice-Presidentlg Beth Black lSecretaryJg Kim VanCamp Freshmen - K Gregg Harvey lPresidentJ5 Shaun Kimball lVice-Presidentlp Diana Moyer lTreasurerlg Dianne Love lSecretaryD. Juniors lst Shawn Learned, Steve Naklick, Jim Hurd, Danny Mead 2nd Monte Kelly, Ed Potter, Margaret Hesford, Chris Pizon, Bill Yerdon 3rd Andy Minota, Brenda Potter, Chris Paver, Mary McIntosh Julie Murray, Melissa Pratt, Jim La Celle Up Ladder Ruth Komrn, Keith Moore, Sue Quonce, Matt McDuffy Colleen Kehoe, Debbie Horth Juniors lst: Shawn Garvin, Sue Halsey, Dave Hara Znd: John Caruso, Brenda Bettinger, Jon Hall, Alison Blount, Robert Barringer, Katrina Daniels 3rd: Francis Bartlett, Vince Agugliaro, Scott Brosch, Scott Chatterton, Mike Bachar 4th: Frances Clerkin, Laurie Caster, Kim Fallows, Cindy Bouchard, Lori England, Barb Anderson, 'Beth Black, Ruth Balcom ii JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1980 began fund-raising activities in the freshman year with a bake sale and a car wash at Rod's Big M. The magazine sales during their sophomore year earned almost 51500. A This year, the Juniors held a dance featur- ing Road's End , participated in the 600 Club with the Class of 1979 and sponsored the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet. Juniors- lst Vicki Williams, Rusty Warren, JyllZahler 2nd Trudy Yerdon, Vicki Stonestreet, George Stevens 3rd Bill Smith, Kim VanCamp, Jill Yerdon, Mark West 4th Mel Soule, Patience Rempe, Tammy VanBuren Sophomores- lst: Laurie Naklick, Dawn Garvin, Jean Harvey, Denise Learned, Becky Miller, 2nd: Janet Marshall, Kevin Hal- sey, Mark Moyer, Janet Gilbert Norman Meloling 3rd: Jim Horth, LeAnn Pizon, Bill Hall 4th: Pam Monteith, Brian Kehoe, Joe Hughes, Tim Hoodnough, Sue Mills, Suzanne Halsey, Jeff Ouderkirk, Kevin Miner 5th: Amy Mothersell, Joyce Grant, Sandy Guarasce, Julie Gordinier Sophomores- From L to R 1st Row: Eddy Tousant, David Smith, Joni Ridgeway, Mike Rougeux, Celia Potter. 2nd Row: Billy Rowell, Kelly Roberts, Louise Yerdon, Teri Towles, Joan Smith, Bernadette Sullivan. 3rd Row: Laurie Salisbury, John Ripple, Laurine Vogt, Patty Zehr, Jeff Thomas, Steve Rudd. 4th Ro : ul Stone, Charlie Russell,T d Yer- don, Jeff Sheldon, Earl Potter, Jeff Shirley, Anita Stellak gy J, ,yi CL ll .' ,SMA E 65 '11 'wi I I l U I 6 A K, Jw In I , W f WHL U W 670, n, f ' are 5293! Oi f av iw Mi A l M Sophomores- e e From left to right lst row: Tammy Desiderio, Adam Bremm, Mary Banclrer, Jody Densmore 2nd row? Richard Curry, Larry Bianco, Ron Archibee, Elisabeth Albrecht, Opey Crast, liliane Clark 3rd row: Dawn Constance, Mike Engslz, Doug Bulluclc, Debby Aldrich, Brent Chatterion, Scott Donohue, Pat Alln, Barry Adydan 4th row: Don Anderson, Clare Clerkin, Chris Bush SOPHOMORE CLAS S HISTORY The Class of 1981 began their second year of money-raising with magazine sales and the raffling of a large pumpkin full of candy. The Sophomores also sold over 5,000 tickets for a raffle ofa stereo, clock radio, camera, wristwatch, calculator or a cash option. In their freshman year, the Class of 1981 sold soda pop and snacks at basketball games and wrestling matches and earned 5500. The purpose of the money-raising activities is to provide funds for a prom, a banquet and a senior trip in the future. i W' ' t'f3n!5f-L, sweat Freshmen , First Row: Wanda Yerdon, Marty Study, Diana Moyer, Patti Tifft Second. Row: Felecia Valley, Sue Sawyer, Terry Yerdon, Brenda Smith, Robin Towles Third Row: Alan Widrig, Danette Trombley, George Waggoner, Ray Trumble, Todd Warner, Tina Wilson, Ann Stacy, Linita Study, Cathy Zehr, Nancy Wright, Ron Stevens Fourth Row: Shelley Summerville, Tracy Warren, Charles Thomas, Bob Stone, Jeff Tompkins 'sr .. ' Freshmen First Row: Don Belleville, Tammy Brown, Michelle Caufield, Lori Balderachi, Yvonne Allen Second Row: Terry Babcock, Donna Bartlett, Lorin Bickford, Linda Broadhurst, Phillip Beebe Third Row: Carol Caufield, Wynn Brown, Andy Bumpus, Jim Blount, Dan Babcock, Richard Butler, David Crandall, Kelly Jo Chapman Fourth Row: Joe Bush, Tim Barber, Laurie Collins, Jim Crast, Lydiann Archibee, Jamie Barber Freshmen- First Row: Steve Pisik, Terri Potter, Fred Pappa, Donna Navarro Second Row: Cindy Moore, Robin McNitt, Wendell Miller, Marty Quonce, Linda Maris Third Row: Laura McIntosh, Joe Salisbury, Carl Mead, Linda Mead, Lee Paver Fourth Row: Dana Roberts, Glorie Moyer, Chris M,-,QQ Quonce, Gregg Potter, Rex Potter, Dann Ridgeway, David Nutting Back Row: Deb- bie Manchester, Donna Love, Audrey Mc- Closkey, Shelly Reynolds, John McDougal, Scott Ridgeway re, in l -..f Freshmen- From L to R lst Row: Scott Fallows, Heather Joslyn. 2nd Row: Joanna Hollis, Terri Horth, Todd Fravor. 3rd Row Mike Dillabough, Cathy Goodnough, Tim Killam, Kathy Keating, Mike Kehoe, Ricky Fargo. 4th Row: Don Kenway, Doug Hanley, John Howland, Mike Guarasce, Dianne Love, Billy Gilbert. 5th Row: Marty Hughes, Gena Harvey, Beth Lewis, Gregg Harvey, Kandice Killam, Kevin Hollis, Steve Howland, Shaun Kimball. AM Boces BOCES ' The Board of Cooperative Education Services provides nine public school districts of Oswego County with services that these districts cannot perform effec- tively and economically on their own. The program offers 30 major courses and enrolls approximately 1400 students. The BOCES curriculum provides courses in areas such as business, electronics, graphics, health services, cosmetology, food prepara- tion, metal fabrication, engine repair and maintenance, masonry and carpentry. Daily classes are two hours and forty minutes in length, thus allowing the students to complete a half day of academic study in their home school. PM Boces A.M. BOCES Row 1: Glen Smith, Randy Fisher, Dale Crandall, Stacy Landers. Row 2: Kim Fal- lows, Peggy Harvey, Shari Hughes, Linda Green, Debbie Wright, Anna Skufca. Row 3: Jerry Wheeler, Mike Joyner, Rich Row- land, Chuck Donohoe. Row 4: Kim Turner, Karen Marshall, Debbie Collins, Cheryl Bianco. Row 5: Larry Rice, Carry Yerdon, George Manchester, John Blount, Wade Brown, John Rudd, Tim Crast, Carl Santschi, Jim McRae. P.M. BOCES Row 1: John Caruso, George White, Phillip Beebe, Bob Stone, Mark Grahm, Henry Tanner. Row 2: Larry Bianco, Bob Barringer, Kip Yerdon, Debbie Barber, Julie Wing, Brenda Beebe, David Hara, Eldon Rector, Ernie Stevens, Row 3: Chris Tryon, Russell Janacek, Ernie Peter, Kevin Reynolds, Otto Armstrong, Scott Chatterton, Larry Sievers, Ed Potter, Alice Plumber, Mike Vogt. Row 4: Dick Reid, Jessie Trombly, Donna Tanner, David Barringer. Top: Laurie Ives. SPECIAL EDUCATICD Elementary - Standing: Tony Ouderkirk, Donald Martin, Tina I Roberts. Sitting: Shirley Stone, Arlene Boutell, AmyU5Qu,teVIl,mw Ella Mae King. Kneeling: Burton Lago, Cindy Gibbsgfl-gl.-Q, .1.2,-gf! Elementary - Row 1: Kay Boutell, Steven Scheppard. Row 2: Rowena Boutell, Janelle Derochie. COMMITTEE ON THE HANDICAPPED: Dr. David Stern, Richard Gilbert, Thomas Zeno, Mary Dromgoole, Charlotte Hennen- burger, Andrew Pierce. Missing: Shirley Smith, Dr. Warren Hollis. High School - Row 1: George Plummer. Row 2: John King, Iyonne Barber. Row 3: Joe Sprague, Caryn MacVean, Elizabeth Lester. Row 4: Tina Bristol, Charlie Wadsworth. Row 5: Jenny Lyons. SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM The Special Education Program was mi tnated at Sandy Creek Central to assist stu dents with special learning difficulties The students, who are from the Sandy Creek and Pulaski schools benefit from a learning program and environment which are tailor made to fulfill the needs of each individual New York State laws set a maximum offif- teen students per each junior-high special education teacher to ensure that each stu- dent gets the special academic attention which he needs. The success of this type of program is de- pendent upon its acceptance by the students and teachers in the school district. Sandy Creek Central has made much progress since the advent of this program. Q l l l Eighth Grade- lst row: Linda Dionne 2nd row: Randy Cordell, Greg Green, Mike Dana, Billy Fowler 3rd row: Jay Curry, Jay Freeman, Patti Grant, Greg Gilbert 4th row: Greg Fox, Brenda Crandell, David Engst, David Haynes Sth row: Mark Garvin, Scott Drake, Darlene Daniels, Laura Emmens Eighth Grade' Row 1, Left to Right - Jane Brockway, Lisa Cole, Pat Carusone, Mike Brown Row 2 - Michele Barber, Lauri Archibee, Lyn- nette Birdslow, Lisa Beattie, Ken Bush Row 3 - Evonne Clark, Denise Comstock, Lauriann Bauer, Terry Collins, Sue Boyle Row 4 - Eileen Clerkin, Carol Brocsh, Loretta Bianco, Bob Casey, David Clark Row 5 - Joe Barber, Mike Clark, Wayne Broadhurst, Dave Bouchard, Jamie Brown 'X il Eighth Grade- First Row: Einar Sjuve, Malcolm Schug, Jamie Tompkins, Kevin White, Randy Rowland, Tom Trombley, Mike Wing Second Row: Terry Trumble, Charlotte White, Kim Thompson, Lauralie Smith, Laurie West, Mike Sheldon Jeff Shatuck, Gail Wilson Third Row: Shelley Valley, Linda Stacy, Tom Shirley, Laura Weaver, Becky Wright, Sandy Tyrrell, Richie Van Dyke Fourth Row: George White, Brian Snyder, Brian Salisbury, Rick Fogers, John Tyron, Scott Tousant, Marty Soule, Henry Tanner, John Wright, Rosemary Stevens, Vicki Smith ,Z rm, X2 klkx Eighth Grade- 1st: Tery Parsons, Liz Murray, Sherrie Mills, Detroy Jackson, Tim Pennock, Tim Myers 2nd: Vicki Komm, Cris Nellis, Pat Rogers, Scott Manwaring, Tod Kelly, Roxanne McNitt 3rd: Joni Hyrnh, Nadine Pizon, Debby Porter, Charlotte Reid, Scott Pearson, Renee Janacek, Ann Mothersell, Tim Ridgeway, Candace Perkins 4th Scott Hurti- bus, Gary Rempie, Jerry Miller, Joni Miles, Sherri Paver Seventh Grade- From L to R lst Row: Kevin Caulfield, Sandra Farr, Kathy Brewer, Chris Carusone. 2nd Row: Kenneth Ballou, Lisa Emmons, Tim Clark, Tim Drake, Kevin Cummins. 3rd Row: Russell Claflin, Todd Black, Mike Chapman, Cheryl Bianco, Dorinne Dionne, Mr. Hochberg, Sue Bremm. 4th Row: Bernie Felio, Lisa Bulluck, Ralph Albrecht, Jeff Cummings, Kevin Bush. Seventh Grade- 1st: Billy Rowland, Georgia Monteith, Kary Paro, Danny Salisbury, Ray Price, Joe Russell 2nd: Terry Miller, Joe Neliis, Russell Monteith, Niles Reeves, Steve Sattler, Mark Rempe, Mike Murray, Nancy Potter Brd: Loretta Nemier, Jackie Robinson, Angie Reid, Angela Sheppard, Jerry Robinson, Renee Pisik ,,,.a.aaQs.s Seventh Grade- lst Row: Cherry Thompson, Terry Wilson, Charlie Summerville, John Ward, Tom Washburn, June Wood. 2nd Row Robin Teller, Kevin Stevens, Cheri Towles, Stephanie Wing, Sue Soule, Marty Stevens, Dawn Schuder. 3rd Row: Mike Stevens, Matt Wall, Candy Ward, Teresa Soule, Jolene White. Seventh Grade- From L to R lst Row: Kelly Maitland, Michelle Henry, Michelle Miller, Stacey Hulbert, Allen Lester. 2nd Row: Cindy Halsey, Michelle Hurtibus, Lisa Forcoine, Kim Haldane, Ray Freeman, Terri Haynes, Kevin Harvey. 3rd Row: Frank Fellers, Terry Hunter, Danny McCloskey, Lee Gordinier, Dale Fravor. 4th Row: Tim Maitland, Ricky McNitt, David Man- chester. 'e:T?' 1 Sixth Grade- T lst: Bill Perkins, Billy Bush, Gary Wilson, Ted Reiter, Tim McDougal, Mike Nemier, Jenny Wydysh 2nd: Patrick Wilder, Joe Waggener, Steve Yerdon, Laurie Salisbury, Mary Ives, Tom Myers, Pete Withem 3rd: Robbie Clark, Lance Sawyer, Bill Navaro, Chuckie VanDyke, Tina Komm, Mandie Moyer, Ray Pennock Bob Bush 4th: Erin Robbins, Mike Gilbert, Cindy Sheldon, Kandi Waite, Dawn Greenefield, Marie Ives 1 is gxuile . , , '51 e. 1 Fw. is i,.. 1 if fig Mixawgfkx Sixth Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Ed Buck, Ron Dana, Tim Allen, Carol Crandall Chris Ellis, Rick Parsons, Thad Schug Row 2 - Robert McNitt, Kurt Kehoe, Randy Rogers, Crystal Reynolds, Glenda Maitland, Carol Cummings, Charlene Slater, Tracy Meeks, TeRell Jackson Row 3 - Mr. Young, Dale McNitt, Diane Brown, Tim LaPierre, Eric Miller Row 4 - Tim Taylor, Sparkle Cole, Tom Brosch, Jim Densmore, Bonnie Snyder, Michele Dowlearn 9 n Etna? 'TW fbi 41. Sixth Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Terry Stacy, Scott Phillips, Darlene Washington, Suzanne Al- brecht, John Wilson Row 2 - Annette Norton, Shawn Barker, Lynn Lindsey, Melissa Kuss, Tim Boyle Row 3 - Christine Babcock, Kathy Keene, Jim Fargo, Rod- ney Manchester, Chuck Wheeler Row 4 - Howard Nlills, Alan Reid, Ron Babcnclc, Sam Washburn Row 5 - Todd Glasier, Randy McNitt, Jim Rowell, Candi Britton Scott Hanley, Patrice Harvey, Andy Yerdon Fifth Grade- lst Row: Tommy Guarasce, John Hull, Bob Myers, Shelli Wade, Chris Balderacchi, Kathy Davis. 2nd Row: Dean McNitt, Bruce Wolfe, David Tanner, Stephanie Pierce, Krista Miller, Ricky Wallis, Mrs. Orr. 3rd Row: JoAnn Bart- lett, Fran Ouderkirk, Cathy Teller, Danny Jorclal, Jeri-Lynn Palmer, Marty Dolson. 4th Row: Shari Cordell, Tim Darling, Tammy Slater, Marty Battles, Robby Snedioker, Richie Broadhurst. Absent: David Lillie, Matt Ridgeway. Fifth Grade- - Row 1: Pat Davis, Ben Ridgeway, Bill Hollis, John Haldane, Dean Thomas, Stephanie Boyd Row 2: Beth Tanner, Tim Bremm, Cathy Burd, Debbie Breezee, Colleen Teller, Heather Flournoy Row 3: Billy Ridgeway, David Ciarmella Roxanne Crouse, L isa Stevens, Jim lHisockD Mosher, Joe Boyle, Danny Glazier, Miss Gaffney Row 4: Dawn Moore, Lisa Perkins, Larry Ellis, Peter Besio, Tim Wade, Richie Wilder, Tracy Frenyea 5 N- H with Fifth Grade- lst Row: Chris Hughs, Jamie Folderer, Eric Porter, Lisa Pizon, Woody Joslyn, Beverly Bush. 2nd Row: Dale Smith Elaine Williams, Julie Adams, Shelly Waterman, Christine Stevens, Kevin Hulbert, Mrs. Fahnestock. 3rd Row: Gary ' Bush, Melanie Potter, John Brockway, Deon Jackson, Pat Kelly, Sherry Collins, Laura Trumble, Dave Thomas. 4th Row: Christine Fowler, Tim lVlcNitt, Billy Phillips, Jim Quinn, Andy McGrath, Bob Reid. S S Fifth Grade- From L to R 1st Row: Bob Pratt, Doug Marshall, Robin VanCamp, Jodi Tompkins, Don Norton, Gerry Phillips. 2nd Row: Colin Kehoe, Tim Crouse, Angela Kimball, Tonya Silliman, Tracy Birdslow, Kevin Ellis, Debbie England. 3rd Row: David Rice, Robbie Poster, Eric Sattler, Heidi Learned, Patty Halsey, Mike Dolson, Erica Harvey. 4th Row: Kathy Towles, Bob Bagliere, Jim White, Lisa Graham, Floyd Trumble, David Vogt, Mr. Smith. 4 1 X . fr Fourth Grade- lf., 5 Row 1, Left to Right - Gail Bouchard, Elaine Beebe, Kim Maitland Kevin Moody Dena Martin George Steele Row 2 - Jodi VanBrocklin, Jeff Howley, Sherry Farmer, Melanie Nlontleth James Wallis Kate Hall Row 3 Benji Halsey, Jodi Mchlitt, Missy Stevens, Steve Sayyer, David Reid, Kevin Ballon Dan Denmg Robert Rodgers Row4 Randy Barber, Scott Chapman, Mrs. Robbins, John Pomicter, Harold Hays Fourth Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Michelle Desideria, Joel Wydysh, Annette Waggoner, Jimmy Allen, Greg Pretory Row 2 - Michelle Kuss, Angie Chrisman, Missy Kendall, Sandy Quonce, Kelly Cummins, Larry Dening Row 3 - Ronnie Mc- Grath, Shawn Monteith, Craig Barker, Shawn Hull, Kurt Glasier, John Potter, Dana Sweatland Row 4 - Mrs. Endsley, Paula White, Kristine Ingraham, Pam Pool, Eddie Pappa, Steve Bickford, Scott Beattie if ZW-V1 Fourth Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Ricky Hull, Kathy Archibee, Tina Allen, Scott Felio, Cheryl Gola Row 2 - Laurie Cobb, Julie Hubbard, Kim Ouderkirk, Laurie Brown, Deanna Dowlearn, Lisa Barber Row 3 - Ellie Lester, Susan Farr, Shari Walters, Eric Dana, Edward Lapham, David Henry, John Blauvelt, Jeff Pettit Row 4 - Robbie Eldridge, Vic Waggener, Tom Walsh, Tim Clark, Kelley Brown, Desiree Landon, Mrs. McDougal f l '1Yvv1 Yl Q' Fourth Grade- First Row: Danny Crast, Shawn While, Doris Gloss, Lisa Snedelcer, Holli Haynes, Lisa Maori, Andy Ridgeway, Second Row: Mrs. Salisbury, Chrissy Bard, Robin Recore, Theresa Brown, Tammy Munson, Rhonda Olin, Missy Per- kins, Shelley Potter Third Row: David Wolfe, Terry Kimball, Mike Bartlett, Micky Mothersell, Peter Dionne Fourth Row: Mali Bremm, Jonathan Hastings, Tye Garvin, Bill Barringer, Tim Fargo Third Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Kathy Lindsey, Debbie Mills, Chris Archibee, Cliff Phillips, Jeff Stagnitti, Teresa Lindsley Row 2 - Rene Ouderkirk, Paula Lindsey, Sue Rowland, Doty Chatterton, Nicole Tanner, Mrs. McKown Row 3 - Mark Broadhurst, Jeff Farr, Gary Ginn, Eddie Sheppard, Billy Stone Row 4 - Danny Stevens, John Tanner, Jody Parker, Kerry Kimball, Ronnie Stevens, Scott Montieth Absent: Heidi Harvey, Tony Carusone Third Grade Row 1, Left to Right Jamie Ballou Kyle White Joe LaVancha Todd Leach Garry Ingraham Row 2 - Mrs. Hinman Chandra Tackney Christina Lewis, Julie Towles, April Sperllng, Rachael Barker Row 3 - Charles Thompson, Laurie Wallace, Lisa Kelley Ronda Emmons John Kerr Terry Engst, Brian Wilder Row 4 Darren Jordal, Aaron Wydysh Mike Stacey, Sharon Anderson, Thatcher Schug, Chris Downs DeWvlton Lattlmer 2, Third Grade- r e From L to R lst Row: Phillip Williams, Davey Weaver, John Arquette, Billie Joe Miller. 2nd Row: Mike Ripple, Jim Pomicter, Billy VanCamp, Jack Allen, Brian Wallis, Brian Stagnittl. 3rd Row: Mrs. Densmore, Sheryl Comstock, Althea Sohuder, Amy Bock, Cory Mcwilliam, Amy Walsh, Donna Stone. 4th Row: Darren Zeller, Bobby Cornell, Cherry Valley, Jamie Comstock, Melanie Sawyer, Scott S mith. Third Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Tim Canfield, Pam Schultz, Tim Hurtibus, Mike Glazier, Cheryl Wheeler Row 2 - Sherry Wil- son, Amy Waterman, Erik Rob- bins, Terry LaVancha, Teresa Roberts Row 3 - Scott Maiiice, Jamie Eldridge, Andy McWil- liams, Alexa Cleveland, Shan- non Barringer, Tommy Gibbs, Kristin Kehoe, Amber Ridgeway Row 4- Mrs. Bellardini, Jimmy Dowlearn, George Darling, Lisa Yerdon, Carl Thompson S, fl Second Grade- Row 1, - David Ellis, Joe Kastler, Kenny Burd, Peter Caufield, Scott Stern, Karen Schuder Row 2 - Lani Summerville, Eric Wing, Tony Kimball, Mike Baker, Joe Chatfield, Sammy Perkins, Jamie Cheney Row 3 - Betty Cornell, Stacy Carusone, Beth Macvean, Paula Downs, Amy Mattice, Amy Keesey, Mr. McDougal Row 4 - Kathy Lindsey, Sandy Kelley, Wendy Broadhurst, Tina Wade, Rebecca Brown, B. J. Boyd, Becky Rogers Second Grade- Row 1, - Kris Lindsey, David Miller, Raymond Davis, Shane Felio, Barbara Wallace Row 2 - Nancy Henderson, Ron- nie Valley, Eric Haldane, Gene Britton, Sheila Wise, Laird Flournoy, Mary Jonna Hicks Row 3 - Wendy Collins, Jennifer Pizon, Melissa Younis, Laura Wallace, Rebecca Allen, Esther Lattimer, Pam Downs, Mrs. Keesey Row 4 - Jamie Smith, Mark Bachar, Richard Breezee, Greg Reed, Scott Brown, Mike Bork, Kelly Quinn Student Council-Elementary 1st Row: Tommy Walsh, Heidi Learned-Treasurer, Jamie Foederer, Kurt Glasier, Joel Wydysh-Secretary, Amy Waterman, John Tanner, Jeff Stagnitti, Jim Pomicter, Philip Williams, Aaron Wydysh, Beth Tanner. 2nd Row: Stephnie Boyd, Stephanie Pierce-President, Shari Cordell, David Vogt, Benji Halsey, Micky Mothersell, Shelley Waterman, George Darling, Thatcher Schug, Cheryl Gola, Dena Martin, Tammy Munson. 3rd Row: Advisors: Jeanne McKown 84 Carolyn Gaffney. Second Grade- Camp, Steven Reynolds, Kellie Black, Candi Fuller, Michael Wisson. '-U Row 2 - Jay Miller, Kellie Pettit, Michelle Carusone, David Deming, K Mark Gola, Aaron Pierce Row 3 - Melissa Williams, Cherelyn Soule, GeGe Silliman, Beth Gleason, Jana Chrisman, Mrs. Cartwright Row 4 - David Robbyns, Frank Manchester, Michael VanBrocklin, Roy Miller, David Chatfield, Robbie Fargo Row 5 - Ray Leach, Dawn Moyer, Christo- pher Hollis, Danny Mills, Tamera McNett, and Carolyn Widrig Row 1, Left to Right - Debbie Van- First Grade- 1st Row Robby Weaver, Burton Samphier, Tammy Killam, Julianne Cheney, Kelly Rubley. 2nd Row Sally Weaver, Kristina Scheppard, Cheryl Smith, Tamara Clark, Charles Maitland. 3rd Row Kip Ballou, Nicholas Stevens, Luis Nunez, Christina Gilson, Gorden Brown, Erik LeClair. 4th Row Douglas Hall, Timmy Perkins, Chris- tine Roberts, Mike Brodeur, Craig Gibbs, Mrs. Liscum. Sth Row William McDowell, Kevin Ciaramella, Mitchell Nemier, Tori Caufield, Rene LaVancha. First Grade- 1st Row Cheryl Kelley, Pansy Phelps, Gin ger Phillips, Korey White. 2nd Row Earl Barringer, Lucille Yerdon, Jennifer Mun- son, Art Macri. 3rd Row Cassie Lindsley, Melanie Marshall, Stacie Pratt, Jodi At- kins, Pam Stone. 4th Row Nathan Hathway, Tim Britton, Ryan McNitt, Daryl Martin, Mike Wilson. Sth Row Matthew Stewart, Duane Salisbury, Rusty Miller, Kenny Harris. Absent from picture- Kristin Ingersoll, Mrs. Hurd. ,Jw 1 ,I First Graded 1st row: Stewart Blount, Geoggrey Pashley, Claire Stagl, Tammie Shutts, Joe Norton 2nd row: Todd Chapman, Merrill Wagoner Joey Hathway, Melissa Hazard, Jimmy Breezee, Myks Silliman 3rd row: Rachael Moyer, Tracy Babcock, Nikki Barker, Jeffrey VanRy, Andy Salisbury 4th row: Jody R. Mclllitt, Kelly VanCamp, Robert Wilder, Noell Baum, Michelle Soluri Sth row: Matthew Westerlund, Misty Steinfield, Trever Stowell, Mrs. Clemens. absent from picture-- Tony Woolson fi - Q Q' 'Q E1aTf?z,fg,a 'i'f'i Q su' , Q- , ' K. ss so Kindergarten- e lst: Anel Taylor, Shawn Stern, Jeremy Waterman, Barney Stevens, Tammy Roberts, Steven Snedeker, Jon Myers, Shane Rylott 2nd: Michelle Thompson, Janelle Babcock, Erin Dingman, Kimberly Hughes, Rhonda Tackney, Becky Tryon 3rd: Paul Pennock, Andy Haldane, Billy Maitland, John Schultz, Jamie Turo, Steven Carusone, Michelle Tennant, Mrs. Tully mul J Kindergarten- Row 1, Left to Right - Jeromy Moyer, Holly Weaner, Rory McNitt, Bobby Wise, Terry Lillie, David VanCamp Row 2 - Christy Pierce, Susan Landon, Amy Woolson, Jennifer Brown, Debbie Moyer, Mrs. Miller, Kenin Elkin Row 3 - Tully Phelps, Dale Reed, Michael Tessler, Chad LaRue, Todd Munson, Meagan Brownell, Jenny Comstock 11151 Kindergarten- Row 1, Left to right - Fredrick Fregoe, Michial Hays, Kathleen VanCamp, Jona- than Babcock Row 2 - Brandon Hicks, Jeffrey Dillabough, Amy Kastler, Leland Brian Lewis Row 3 - Brian Wilson, Melinda Hall, Mary Landon, Cindy Wallace, Mrs. Nemier Row 4 - Thomas Nunez, Wayne Rector, Teresa Thompson Row 5 - Thomas Lawrence, Benjamin Archibee, Cheryl Carusone, Beverly King 'E eyye 5 we 4' it 9 I ,, I S ' xx S f 0 Q Q I KINDERGARTEN CIRCUS W 1 H if 3 Q ,R N JW WX .. 123 Kindergarten- First Row: Shanna Ashby, Sarah Allen, John Ashby, Eleanor Owen, Shelly Haines Second Row: Brandy Parker, Jonneli Coon, Bobby Gareau Third Row: Raymond Harlander, Kelly Dening, Ernie Monteith, Eric Sedore, Brian Sweatiand. Fourth Row: Tammy Weeden, Johnny Wadsworth, Lorinda Nionteith, Sharon Bludgefgt, Mrs. Reid, Robbie Currier Absent for Picture: William Blodgetlz, Theresa Weedera l First Grade- Row 1, Left to Right - Brian Hull, Darcy Bening, Michelle Stevens, Robbie Darling Row 2 - Chris Steele, Kelly Gareau, Loretta Trumble, Michele Sievers, John Purdy, Dennis Dauphin, Billy Allen Row 3 - Mark Meeks, Billy Henry, Michael Minor, Shale Holmes, Chris Nlattison, Darcy' Dariing, Biil I-liscock, Angela Harvey Row 4 -Q Mrs. Gibbs., Teresa. Yerdon, Karen Martin, 1-leather Harvey, Matt Dana, Corey Yerdon l r Second Grade' Row 1: Debbie VanRy, Todd Moody, Billy Olin, Row 2: Craig Brown, Leon Jenson, Donna Archi- bee, Billie Jo Trumble, Cathy Marshall, Greg Monteith, Mrs. Be-llville. Row 3: Paul Pretory, Pam Waggener, Pat Waggener, Lisa Potter, Donnie Recore, Kelly Spects, Charlene Waggener. Third Grade- Row 1: Michele Harvey, Erin Daugerty, Jason Shattuck, Kerry Barber. Row 2: Nlilferd Potter, Mary Beth Minor, John Ryan, Angela Yerdon, Andy LaCelle. Row 3: Theresa Nlanwaring, Mary Keene, Bridget Pool, Laura Donahue, Darcie Meeks, Nlrs. Trust. Row 4: Miss Soldaio, John Donahue, Amee Kastler, Lynn Bush, Doug Henry. FACULTY 9.9 N! E .A l fm ii mn , . . . LEARNING TOGETHER BGARD OF EDLICATIO Seated: Mrs. Phyllis McMitt, Mr. Michael Yerdonp President, Mrs. Ruthann Tanner. Standing: Mr. Thomas Blount Mr. Herbert Smith. Absent: Mrs. Mildred Hill, Mr. Mark Boyle. Mr. David Kehoe served as a member ofthe Board of Education until his resignation on November 10, 1978. Mr. Mark Boyle filled the vacancy then created on February 8, 1979. ADMINISTRATID Mr. Richard Gilbert - Elementary Principal Mr. George O'SulIivan - High School Principal Mr. William Gilbert - District Principal Mr- Beryie Greenfield - District Clerk Betty Bond - Social Studies l as 1i 1 f .av M m Mary Jane Burke - English Merriam Campbell - Art James Clark - Science -'Q -1 r ,, Mi , v , ! V Kirk Ellis - Social Studies Laurance Sandstrom - Math Maureen Brownell - Math Margaret Chase - English r as 3' RS' Lf- rf Douglas Cornwell - Music Charles Fenn - Industrial Arts John Fowler - Science Robert Gregory - Physical Harvey Hochberg - English Education Q? x ' ' X l X Ng ,. Barbara Hribar - Business Roy Hunt - Physical Education IXXJX 1 Q Y F .XXX xl Roxanne Janacek - English Sharlene Kline - Music Christine Liseno - Math Joyce Miles - Six Grade Mary Maurer - Reading f-'j Cathy Ellis - Reading Ray Pennock - Six Grade S 1 Jack Miller - Industrial Arts Jeremiah O'Neil - Math Paulette Pless - Reading Paul ,Vx Sornborger - Science N 'XX Jw- ,f Barbara Newton - Home Economics fs David Orr - Driver Education Fred Schug - Social Studies Af John Sovie - Science la! Q P gg 4 in . Xt K .... . SX K ' ,4 Allan 599' - Language Ross Stagnitti - Social Studies ,-J .., fl if Ann Taormina- Special Education David Weaver - Business Nester Wydysh - Language lyme I sr-me Mary Yerdon - Physical Education Steve Young - Six Grade 3- - S 34' Q Z ' ,f b . we xx? ROSemaYy Grant - RSBCUHQ Mary Dromgoole- Speech Therapy Andrew Pierce - Guidance Counselor Carolyn Gaffney - Fifth Grade Q ,W W ff Barbara Orr - Fifth Grade Steven 5 mifh ' Fifth Grade Nancy Fahnestock - Fifth Grade Patricia McDougal - Fourth Dorothy Endsley - Fourth Ann Robbins - Fourth Catherine Salisbury - Fourth A AA Jean Densm ore Vg 17? 1 X J Aft..- Third , Nancy Hinman - Third if at Jeanne McKown - Third Maureen Bellardini - Third 'hr' Wayne McDQugaI - Second Susan Cartwright - Second Hilda Clemons First Virginia Hurd First Judy Miller - Kindergarten Dorothy Nemier - Kindergarten Cynthia Keesey - Second t rf Q., M or fu 'Q' Karen Liscum - First me +.,,,.., Marjorie Tully-Kindergarten Patty Reid-Kindergarten Orwell Beulah Bellville-Second Orwell N! fi . N' -' Anne Gibbs-First Orwell Nancy Trust-Third Orwell Sandra Falvey-Art Diane Wruck-Learning Disabilities Patricia Johnson-Music Martin Maurer-Physical Education Thomas Zieno-Psychologist ... 1 S f Charlotte Hennenburger- Reading , ' if I Carolyn Tanner-Elem. Inst. Music John Lipovsky-Media Co-ordinato -Ye lg' Q f '3 N A' Y fl x , W Denver Miles- Science S haron Gorman- Dental Hygenist Sally Oliver-Phys. Ed., Orwell 2 , qci zfx, L orraine Lauzonis-Admin. Assistant V Shirley Smith-Nurse M11 3'!liT6lll l L l x if Q, ng. 'lnbuhlnl T, CFFICE STAFF ',-.Mfr Linda Crast-- Elementary Office Georgia Gola-- District CIerk's Office Carolyn MacVean--H.S. Guidance Office A Josie Nemier-- District PrincipaI's Office Linda Taber-- H.S. Office r rrc O or 54 , I K ' ,.,f H xi? r f mfim PERSGNNEL new MTW,- H 'W are .af Mrs. Sally Bettinger- Mrs Esther Crary-- H.S. Mrs. Hilton-- Health Mrs. Hathaway-- Health H.S. Media Center Aide Clinic Aide Clinic Aide ,L +1 ff V f 1 ,Iv 6 rf :ww - ' f si 9 1 A. -1 . 'fav ii t'iif ' S' S ' C . ., I, Mrs. Ann Warner-- Mrs. Wagner-- Library Mrs. Elsie Kehoe-- Mrs. Sharon Stern-- Attendance Aide Aide and Teachers' Aide, Elementary Aide Elementary Aide Orwell Mrs. Reta BIackmer-- Mrs. Elaine Widrig-- Mrs. Sue Staff0rd-- Mrs. Linda Dowlearn-- Elementary reading Ctr. Elementary Reading Ctr. Elementary Reading Ctr. Elementary Media Ctr. Aide Aide Aide Aide 4 Bus Drivers W. 551331635 'yr' K . GF V if NDYEKQREE A , J ,,f T Row 1: Mr. Charles Summerville, Mrs. Shirley Smith, Mrs. Thelma Snyder, Mr. Ken Halsey, Mrs. Phyllis McNitt, Row 2: Mrs. Betty Harvey, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs. Judy Kimball, Mrs. Claire Turo. A.V. Department Bus Garage Staff Mr. Darryl Littlefield Mr. Kent Taber, Mr. Paul Kenway: Mechanics x 54 -.W Yd f.i...,, ig, ,Lb 'f . A 1 QP X AV ,P . , ,xv , pw ,I ,wi l 1 ,fy-N ' iff X j ,mph , 1 rj. 0-5' E w f N f , .Wff Q of :S XX, l i l - xL5,X5, .. 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Compliments Of FOSTER HAX FUNERAL HOME Pulaski New York SIgn Of The Fish ? CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Pulaski N Y Compliments Of PAUL J FULLER Lacona N Y ES HOWARD CO INC For Every Office Need School Supplies PTCQP 'Rats Qjallly 7559 Jefferson sf 39 w Bridge SI U:s5'A 'ew :rig Pulaski N Y Oswego N Y J'm 'I ' we ' on 298 6525 343 2457 KESSLER 5 LINDSEY S Boov SHOP Sandy Creek N Q Q g Q Complete Collision Work C5-dlflim Compliments Of P THE x X EIMS RESTAURANT SWITZER S INSURANCE Best Luck To The Class Of 79 W Cf M3613 I .ii - E ff ' - I 45? - - J Y E? . 7 4 'fx T '7 if Y' I ' Ty 1 , . . I , . . . . . , . Y I I ,, ll ' ' . I . , . . , . . Y Y -gi Q is I S, 5 Q1 I F 'EES . X X I Q 21154 - - il-gf ' llilllllll n Y ll up ' 'L um . M....,....1. p......., pw... I 2......s ...nm .. .I .,....,, .. V A Lg' ' :Ang 5 f-3 1 . 1, , .' Q E1 F Cram new MAm.UulIvE Dining. mwnlw .E B,-U..m ME. I.. .. ,fif 'WEL 3' T111 ,H Nl 5 G HASTINGS AGENCY INC Pulask: New York PULASKI ROLLER DOME And JANACEK AUCTION SALES EARTH S OFFERINGS if lll Graduatnon Baskets Corsages THQ All Occasion Floral Work 387 3636 Q, Wash Cuts Sets Q co- Nancy Joss Lacona MAPLE GROVE RESTAURANT all N NC Adams New York LACONA AUCTION BARN Duck Keatmg Manager Earl Johnson Auctaoneer Auctsons Every Saturday Nnght At 7 P M MCCARTHY S RESTAURANT XP Route 3 Sandy Creek, N Y Best Wishes From HOWARD S HEATING 8 PLUMBING Sales And Servlce 387 5300 Sandy Creek N Congratulatuons To The Class Of THE ALLEY CAT QQ Q gl ART 84 IKE S BIK 387 3976 Lacona N Y All Nughter Frontler Shenandoah Wood Stoves Poulan Olyrnpnc Jonsered Channsaws 3 5 10 Speed Bakes BALCOM S SUNOCO SERVICE 7538 Salma St Pulaski N Y 13142 Class Of 1979 fit? LFP J S EDWARDS HARDWARE PULASKI W I nes L I quors DER LIQUOR HAUS THE HOUSE OF SPIRITS Rt 3 Port Ontarno N Y 298 4641 Vlslt Our Wine Room Blu H. D-en COLOSSE CHEESE S BUTTER CO INC On Corners Of Rt 13 81 R 11 Pulaskn Ja ls lad Haven A ' Q - ,,,,,, , - , .Y. ' ES 4 U 113. - , . . gif., . 1 ' 1 ,A , I ,sf 'Tl , IEEE ' x , . C t I t' T Th NANCY S BEAUTY SALON mg ongra L' a 'ons O e f . . QQ,x ' I I A .X A EV :fbi 4 ' ' 'y b v TEL df ' ,X 7 A if I WHITAKER S SPORT STORE Rome st. Pulaski N.Y. 9' C MERCURY 7786 Jefferson St. Pulaski New York 13142 I I PuLAsk1 SALES E SERVICE co.,1Nc. I RI , The Altar And Rosary Soclety Of St Francis Xavier Cabrlnl Parlsh FAHNESTOCK S CENTEX INC Fabric Partles Fabrlc Outlets Pulaski Boonville Batavia Good Luck Sensors' NEMIER S MAPLE SYRUP PETER S APPLIANCES Pulaskl New York PINE DINER F Open 24 Hours RAMSEY S GARAGE Lacona N Y 13083 51? WLM Phone 387 5645 Compliments Of T E Watson D V M C R Howard D V M R J Oliver D V M R C Thompson D V M REID'S ELECTRIC AND REPAIR HILLTOP CERAMICS STUDIO Flrlng Greenware Lessons Mrs GeorgeH Ripple ORWELL FIRE COMPANY Congratulatlon To The Class Of 1979 Compliments Of SEELEY S RESTAURANT Pulaski N Y Compliments Of ' I I Q-,I WHEELER S DRUG STORE Lacona N Y Xl Kent B Steele V S F TILE S CARPETING Good Luck 79 Pulaski New York TRUST NURSERY FLORIST AND GIFTS We 'XF Rt 11 south Si EQ Pulaski New York C l :I .C el I fi .. .. - SACQNA BUILDERS SUPPLY. INC. EQ, Regil BU1 gn9t5UIiP'ieS 387-3553 Lacona, N.Y. ' I nera on rac or 35555 sand? creek, N.Y. 13145 13083 QQ, 387-3111 Tom S JIM MERRITT J. BURD RINDUS L NIARING Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Pulaski, New York SNIARTHOUSE NATURE CENTER hx Smartville . I , .f 'IRQ ff-45 IAII4 ' I P ,L X, 5 553m We-3 I fr FINE pw TI A .I FAMILY I7 I I I DINING I' I on the corner of WHOLESOME FOODS Hp Routes Il ond I3 Q55 Pulosku NY 13142 C3151 298 4004 Route 11 fr-QT Jeff and MurIeI Young Prop MannsvIlle N Y FRED POTTER AND BOYS MOTORC PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Trash 81 Rubblsh Removal 387 5350 OSWEGO Lacona N.Y DU RT. 104 EAST Congratulatnons To Russell Bev C of I79 PULASKI LaurIe Nhtch And The lass 7382 PORT ST 298 2358 A BOYLSTON WESLEYAN CHURCH er Carlene And Ann Bush 387 5354 343 7660 Pastor Pet REENE POINT MARINA On Sandy Pond G MannsvIlle N Y 13661 387 3513 Clam-lea ?enn W? J tip- ill CANDID WEDDING PORTRAIT I i L I2EuNIoNs ANNIvEI2sAIzIEs 3 1, FREE LANCE 8 D W on FULL COLOR I K- I I' WI.. I I lg, 9120 DEMOTT ST 367 3528 'lx LIII My-E I ' l ' F' ' , . . I . I I . I I . . I I I . , . . . ,IW 1-is I I Xiu! - In lu - 1:45 -E-, ,f I I. ' .. , 4' .hi'ILM5:: 'Ugg-57if ' FY ' 5'- ? - '- ' ng ' ' ' ,, ' o f H -:h ,,i-.fQEg, . LACONA, N. Y. Isoaa . f J - 5 8 ' I ...., ..... .... .......... . . I... .........II .. .,... .,I.,....,. . ,... .. .... .... .II..,,I. T I-gf! si Eg J 'ff' 1f,.Qf5- QiVwgEf,frE 18 4 L1I ls. E gazes- gjgoiog mpg? YERDON MOTORS UNLIMITED Arctic Cat 81 Kawasaki Norton 81 Motor Guzzi - Motorcycles Jacobson Lawn 8. Garden Equipme Service Is Our First Though Rt 11 South Sandy Creek THE ELMS GOLF Q-l f' Frank And Mary Jane ' Pizzuto , Route 3 1-Jn Sandy Creek O , ,A 0 'NC' f I couRsE nt ll tl' Compliments From The Folks NEW YORK AUTO BODY TECHNICIANS Pulaski Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 The Pastors And Churches Of The Pulaski Sandy Creek Area Ministerial Association Wish You Every Happiness And Success And Pray You Will Know And Do God's Will For Your Life REITER S MARINA Route 3 Sandy Creek N Y 13145 x QW, 85, . L Compliments From 2 ' 3 SL N EDWIN ROBBINS Excavating Contractor 387 3887 Lacona N Y 13083 Compllmen s Of THE SALMON RIVER NEWS Q I-UTI N awww 'M' I U J l 1 i 'T' Sincere Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 From The THE SANDY CREEK NEWS Your Hometown Newspaper Established 1871 At ', N.v. - I 1 - i4' T l ' in A 3 77 yi - y i l P 5 vguacc f v-Q mf. -:I 1' J J ' Lam at ram: 5 f-'Y-' fi -an I L l , . . I Lf .ln Compliments Of OLDS BUICK INC HOME Bulcx Sandy Creek N.Y. SUMMERVILLE FUNERAL GOLDEN FISH RESTAURANT R2 Breakfast L unch D 1 nner Cocktails Open6A M Tll1OP M 298 9936 7 Days Congratulations From The Girls At MR SUB SANDWICH SHOP Open Sunday Thursday 11 12 Md Frlday 84 Saturday 11 A M 2 A M Pulaski N Y 298 6021 THE SCCS CHEERLEADER S Best Wnshes Q' The Class Of 79 GIBBS AND MACILVENNIE, INC. Chevrolet And Oldsmobule Congratulatuons To The Class Of 1979 Adams N Y 232 4504 GOSLIN S IIIRISIIR Dodge 'Pkjmoulfi DadgeTrurhs Pulaski Adarvs 298 5131 232 4545 MARK T HARVEY EXCAVATING Congratulations To I The Class Of 1979 fm 211031, 111' Septuc Systems s 4 315341. Installed Equipment Rental Sandy Creek 387 3555 K :ig - Wells Dug M I . . f , , , W T' 2623R . 13142. ' LACONA SUPER MARKET 298-4772 e rum Our KozMA's AUTO SUPPLY A NotJ2Sf3gS'E:,E,e,S.. me Rd P I Ii N Y KRLlPKE'S G d Luck To The Class Of 1979 F om LACONA GAS AND SUPPLY be f ' 298 5145 American Motors YI t Of LEWIS AMC JEEP INC Llncoln Flrst Bank 13 Jeep T Cl Of 1979 F LACONA AGWAY FRANK LQBELLO JR Cl Of 1979 fd' ff? ASX L' ' AdR 7 W t M Pulaskl N L U P I 1' N.Y. - ' no Complimen s - , ' I n AM eep Dealership I ' or e erson ST. Pula I ', New orc 142 - VEHICLES G' Good Luck o The ass rom CgtltionTTh E5 , T 5 .ll Q 'Wh T N, Fr m +A X? ' ' If-L X Who esal U my . 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Veg bl G-CLD PATRDNS Mr and Mrs Henry Nackllck Congratulations to the Class of '79 Mr and Mrs CharlesB Pomlcter Mr and Mrs James Stonestreet Compllments of Burlcey's Mr Cal Chamberlann Attorney Mr and Mrs Rnchard Gnlbert Contmued success to the Comets from the Gllbert family Mr and Mrs Ken Halsey Best wnshes to the Class of '79 Lashomb's Hardware Good luck to the graduatmg Class of 1979 Compliments of Kentha L Harvey Warren L Hollis M D Compliments of Frances Lortle Mr and Mrs Clinton Lounsbury With our best wushes for your future Mary Maurer Mr and Mrs Rex McNntt and Boys Merchants Natlonal Bank and Trust Co Lacona Offvce Don and Phyllls Mmor Mr O'Nell Mr and Mrs Nester B Wydysh Mnchael G Yerdon School Board President The Hans Albrecht Family The Bayvnew Hotel Mr and Mrs Ralph Bettmger Phyllis Blanco Maureen Brownell Merriam Campbell Mr and Mrs John S Carnes Chase Floor Fmlshmg Hllda Clemens The Corner's Restaurant Town and Country Beauty Salon Mr and Mrs John T Crichton Charles Fenn Freeman's Marine Oscar R Grossman Harrls's Harvey's Coffee Shop Mr and Mrs Brandon Hicks Mr and Mrs Charles Halton Mr and Mrs James B Horth Roy and Sandy Hunt Irv's Barber Shop Mr and Mrs James Joslyn Allce Kast Mr and Mrs H Stratton Klllam Earl and Mary Ledden Mr and Mrs Leslle Llscum Mr and Mrs Frank Manchester BRQNZE PATRONS Conme Cowan Owner Mr and Mrs Joseph McChesney Mr and Mrs Jack Mlller Mr and Mrs Robert Mmor Dave Morrow Mr and Mrs George O'Sulllvan Mr and Mrs John Preston Jum and Charlotte Reed Reads Gun Shop Mr and Mrs Gary L Rempe Rlver Valley Inn Davrd and Cmdl Rudd Mr and Mrs Franklm Rudd Interchange Llquor Store Sandy Creek Liquor Store Mr and Mrs Fred Schug Silver Mme Lounge and Gold M Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith Carl Steel Walker's Cleaners Mr and Mrs Norman Wldrlg Vlc and Shirley Wldrug WlIson's Red and White Eduth and Wes Walton Wratten Travler Sales lne Ambrose Molly and Jessica Yerdon Tom Zleno .5 ' ' ' Log Cabin Inn: Pulaski .. I - r , 162 CX x . . KRIGRX 'QA KX Q- arf .QM L rv AN Q5 M xk 6 N77 .1 X 1 . o CJ 4, Yi , 13.2 PSRR' 19 X by I N kv ., f Q 2 Ur' A diem yi + 0' QQ. XA GENERAL PATRONS Keitha Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Roy McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Barber Bob and Jeanne McKown Charles Barker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mead David Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Moody John and Reta Blackmer Brad Murray Bognacki Realtor: Century 21 Hannah Murray Betty A. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nemier Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burke Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nemier Mabel K. Carnrite Barb Newton Helen Clark Casilda M. Peckham Mr. and Mrs. James K. Comstock Fritz and Virginia Peter Congratulations to the Class of '79-Anonymous Andrew Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cornwell Pulaski Radio and Electric Mrs. Phillip Corse Mr. and Mrs. Gil Ridgeway Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crast Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crouse Mrs. J. H. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Donahue Catherine Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. James Dowlearn The Burton Samphier Family Mr. and Mrs. Philip Drake Lucy Sanderson Miss Dromgoole Mr. Sandstrom Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sellis Freddie Fregoe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sievers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shirley Carolyn J. Gaffney Shirley Smith William Garvin Steven Smith Georgia Gola Rhu Stafford Mr. and Mrs. James Henneberger Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stagnitti Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Hesford Roxanne Steele Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hilton Mr. and Mrs. David Stern Jim and Karen Hinderliter Vincent and Donna Switzer 4? 43 The Tabers-Kent, Linda, Robin, Donnie and Roxanne Janacek Smokey Mr, and Mrs, Elwin Kersey Mr. and MVS. David Towles Jaynee and Rick Kimball B0I'1l'lie V-in Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. William Wadsworth Jr and Family Mr. and Mrs, Louis Lake Mr. and Mrs. Newton Warner, Jim and Tidd Lakeview Golf Club Dave Weaver John Lipovsky Mr. and Mrs. Larry Westerlund Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maas Mrs. Kica Whipple Mr. and Mrs. D.H. McChesney Laura Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDougal 5 5 l b it damn, ' 4 A gy, I A 'wffx A 3 X' - we fx' l Ce qs-fd, Wm' ' R' Q K c, 3 - ' ' L J A , X f LY L C A f of C Op ' Mp! Gy? LSD Q .991 JS9 by-f GQQQALQ 9 Op T, !, QPU, of yy LED f N., ' X. aye o' N fh 4' 1 QA Q-J 164 And now, do you know, I'd llke to spade and spade It's beautsfu work A man ls free when he ss uslng a spade Antome De Salnt Exupery 'Wind Sand and Stars' Slnce 1871, when ground was broken for the flrst Sandy Creek Hugh School, the spade has been the honored symbol of endeavor for our students Its significance IS particularly meaningful for us ln the pre sent day search for new truths The Spade IS symbolnc of the un dltlon of passing the spade from the Sensor to the Junior Class began when the school was founded Each year, the colors of the graduatmg class are added to the spade at the Junlor Senlor Banquet The rlbbons attached to nts handle sngnafy over fnfty years of this custom The spade that fnrst broke the earth where our school now stands, is the same spade after whuch our yearbook ns named Thus book allows us to keep fresh the memory of our friends and their efforts ln making this school outstanding m nts mam purpose of graduating learned men and women . 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