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

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I TER ATIO AL FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS f 'M eff fjfl , .WWW ,,W.,,,.M ,ff MM, PWM . .,,,, ,,, WWMW . ,MMM WMM.. ,A,,,, MW... Mwrrwmfk ..,,,,....,,r,,W.o, -awww. .- ,,,, W.,,,,,MWW I V fffwiiim ,,,,.,, MN! Guillermo Flores, Mariko Yamazaki, Patricia Martinez de la Vega Mansilla Guillermo Betnaldez Flores, who is from Tolrea, Mexico, is staying with the Charles Russell family for this school year. Guillermo enjoys Sandy Creek Central and the people. He feels welcome everywhere he goes. The one thing that disturbs him is when he doesn't understand what people are saying or when he can't remember people's names. Guillermo plans on going back to Mexico to go to the University of the State of Mexico to study and become a civil engineer. Patricia Martinez de la Vega Mansilla, from Mexico City, Mexico, is staying with the Donald MacVean family. Patricia feels that Sandy Creek Central School is easier because in Mexico all students participate in the same classes. She also likes Sandy Creek because it is a small town and everyone knows each other. Patricia likes the country- side and nature compared to the city. Patricia plans to go back to Mexico for her senior year and then go to college. She is not yet sure what she wants to major in when she goes to college. Mariko Yamazaki from Kashiwazaki City, Nigata prefecture, japan, is staying with the Thomas Cletkin family this year. Mariko feels that the U.S. is very big compared to japan. Whenever you plan on going somewhere in the United States you need a car. This is not the case in Japan. There is seldom very much countryside to cover before you come to another city. Mariko thinks that Sandy Creek Central School is very different from school in japan. In Sandy Creek, seniors enjoy their last year of high school, but in japan students must continue studying in order to go to college. In japan students and teachers have only a professional relationship. ln the U.S. teachers and students have a friendship. In japanese schools regulations are much stricter. Mariko plans to go to college and major in languages or in history, then she plans to get a job in foreign relations. Activities 129

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ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Row 1: Evonne Clark, Eileen Clerkin, Vicki Smith, Vice-President, Dave Engst, President, Laurie West, Treasurer, Linda Dionne, Secretary, Todd Kelly, Gary Rempe Row 2: Kathy Brewer, Patti Martinez,joanie Miles, Charlotte Reid, Vicki Komm, Denise Comstock, Candace Perkins Row 3: Cheri Towles, Michelle Miller, Mark Rempcgjamie Tompkins, Terry Wilson, Teri Soule, Stacey Hulbert, Kim Haldand Row 4: Ralph Albrecht, Ray Gilman, Russell Claflin, Eric Nelson, Malcolm Schug, Tim Pennock, Greg Fox SCHOOL PRESS NSTITUTE Row 1: Dawn Greenfield, Stacey Hulbert Row 2: Scott Hurtibus, Steve Sattler, Russ Claflin 128fActivities

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JU 1oR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Ulf, Row 1: Derrill Blount, Heather Elournoy, Beth Tanner, Cheri Towles, Kim Haldane, Stephanie Pierce, john Wydysh Row 2: Wendy Karod, Erin Robbins, Marie Ives,jenny Wydysh, Shelley Waterman, Tammy Slater, Matthew Salisbury, Dave Reed Row 3: Larry Ellis, Stacey Hulbert, Tonya Silliman, Kathy Towles, Tina Komm,james Kerr, Angela Kimball, Peter Besio Row 4: Dave Tanner, Lauri West, Dawn Greenfield, Charles Wheeler, Mike Nemier, Charles VanDyke, james Rowell, Todd Glasier, unidentified, Mr. Wydysh FRENCH CLUB Row 1- Char Reid, Denise Comstock, Loriann Bauer, Patty Martinez, Linda Dionne Row 2- Chris Hughes, Gail Wilson, Lauri West Row 34 Diana Leighton, Melissa Kuss, Heidi Learned, Kathy Brewer, Michelle Hurtibus, Kim Barber Row 4- Michelle Dowlern, Beth Tanner, Carolyn Fenn, Christine Stevens, Cathy Burd, Melissa Williams, Chris Fowler, Debbie England, Lisa Stevens, Elaine Williams, Robin VanCamp Row 5- Kevin Hulbert, Dan Glazier, Tim Pennock, Pat Wilder, Kurt Kehoe, Eric Nelson, Thad Schug, Chris Ellis, Ed Boch, Terry Miller 130fActivities