Schalmont High School - Le Sabre Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

r t - « ' v 4 « 'S SCHALMONT HIGH SCHOOL SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK LE SABRE ’66 WE PLEDGED OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT DANCED THE JERK . . . 3 CONFUSION; A SCHEDULE. A THOUGHTFUL MOMENT. Mrs. Jacqueline Pestel With deepest gratitude, we the class of 1966, have dedicated our yearbook, the 1966 LeSabre, to you, as a measure of our sincere appreciation for all you have done. During our three years together, we have benefited greatly from all the extra hours you have sacrificed in our behalf. Your patience, understanding and hard work helped to make our innumerable activities possible and worth- while. Your deep concern about each one of us as individuals has helped us develop a sense of responsibility and independence. Because you have won a lasting place in our memories, we give you this dedication as an indication of our thankfulness. 7 TOP TEN Sharyn Ennist—Valedictorian Gary Kline—Salutatorian Debbie Barnes Nancy Collis Kathy De Lorey 8 Mark Emerson Paul Hofmann Pauline Liebig David Blanchard Mary Ellen Fitzgibbons 9 LUCILLE ADAMS An angel! or if not, an earthly paragon! ELIZABETH ANDREWS Virtue alone is the unerring sign of a noble soul. DEBORAH BARNES Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance. ELAINE BELROSE My heart is filled. SUSAN BERICAL I shall be a lady forever. DAVID BLANCHARD Thy Spirit, Independence, let me share. 10 WILLIAM BROOMHALL Seeking with hand and heart. MAUREEN BUTLER The all-seeing sun ne’er saw her match since first the world begun. FRANK CALIFANO I shall step forward unfalter- ingly- ALVERTA CAMERON God made a heart of gold. MARIANNE CASLINE Born with the gift of laughter. THEODORA CELIA Sweet innocence and beauty meet in one. DOUGLAS CHRISTIE He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. SANDRA CLARK It is good to be zealously af- fected always in a good thing. NANCY COLLIS They talk about a woman’s sphere as though it had a limit. ADELAIDE CONSTANTINO A dream of loveliness. EDSON COOK Steady of heart and stout of hand. RONALD DEAN This strange disease of modern life. 12 KATHLEEN DE LOREY There is something about a roused woman. RICHARD DE LOREY I have never wished to cater to the crowd. JAMES DELLAQUILA I’m a devil, I’m a devil, I’m a devil! MICHAEL DE SORBO Life is an ecstasy. GLENN DICKERSON Life’s greatest joy is life itself. LINDA DONOHUE A smile that glowed celestial rosy red. 13 MICHAEL DYGERT He’s a gentleman: look at his boots. MARK EMERSON Tis good-will makes intelli- gence. SHARYN ENNIST How glorious it is—and also how painful—-to be an excep- tion. JOHN ETTORE Manners make the man. WARREN FARINA Ah, why should life all labour be? LAWRENCE FASULA I know on which side my bread is buttered. 14 DOLORES FERRI She left no little things behind excepting loving thoughts. GLORIA FERRI A little time for laughter. JUDITH FEUZ We live by an invisible sun within us. MARIANNE FIGUEROA The very pink of perfection. FRANCIS FIORELLO Whoso would be a man must be a non-conformist. MARY FITZGIBBONS If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. 15 HOLLY FLAGG A thing of beauty is a joy for- ever. CHERYL FLETCHER Magic of a cheerful face. MARGARET FLOWER With joy in her heart and St smile on her lips. NANCY GARNEY Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. DEBRA GETTER Sweeter than honey and the honeycomb. WAYNE GETTER I am always at a loss to know how much to believe of my own stories. 16 BARRY GRAY To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. LEON HILLMAN A wise and an understanding heart. FRANK HODOROWSKI Every day is a fresh beginning. PAUL HOFMANN I thank whatever gods may be for my unconquerable soul. 17 DAVID HOLUB Every man will be thy friend. NANCY HOPKINS As fresh as when the first sun- rise awoke the lark in Para- dise. BRUCE HOPMEIER Wisdom and goodness are twin- born. ROBERT JASON I will not give sleep to mine eyes, or slumber to mine eye- lids. CATHLEEN JAZEBOSKI It is through Art, and through Art only, that we can realize our perfection. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Love is God’s essence. 18 KAREN KASZUBSKI Life is mostly froth and bubble. VICTORIA KELLER Mirth and laughter. GARY KLINE Resolved to take Fate by the throat and shake a living out of her. WAYNE KNOTEK The only laughing animal is man. JOHN KOCHEM I can be pushed just so far. KENNETH KOTTKE His limbs were cast in manly mould, for hardy sports or con- test. 19 CLARE KRITZ I will follow and rejoice. EDWARD KRYLOWICZ Call my soul my own. CARL LA MALFA I would have nobody to con- trol me, I would be absolute. RONALD LA VALLEE I cried for madder music and for stronger wine. LOUIS LEGGIERO Many a true word is spoken in jest. PAULINE LIEBIG I meditate on interstellar spaces. 20 LAUREL LONG The greatest good is prudence. RONALD LONGO The world is very odd. MARK MacFARLANE I search after truth. FRANK MAROTTA I am resolute—I am utterly res- olute. SUSAN MARTIN ’Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. CHERYL MASTERPOLO Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens. 21 MARC McCLAINE I am One Hundred Percent American. KAY McCLENAHAN As the sun colours flowers so does art colour life. SUZANNE McCLOUD There are souls that are pure and true. KATHY McKEON Joy rises in me like a summer’s morn. ROBERT MENNILLO For a man to help another is to be a god. MARCIA MILLER Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 22 DAVID NEZNEK I am fearfully and wonderfully made. DENNIS O'BRIEN He had no malice in his mind. CAROLYN PACKARD A good heart’s worth gold. SANDRA PASQUARIELLO Give me fulness of life. EDWIN PENDT Our true nationality is man- kind. MARY PHANEUF One grand sweet song. r 23 MICHAEL PIDGEON Strong and content I travel the open road. DONNA PIOTROWSKI She can be imitated by none, nor paralleled by any but her- self. LORETTA PITT She lived with no other thought than to love. PATRICIA RELYEA The world is full of roses. NICHOLAS RENNA All greatness is unconscious. DANIEL RIGNEY A kind and gentle heart he had. 24 JEFFREY ROONEY What a woman wants is what you’re out of. LAWRENCE RUSKOWSKI Glad that I live am I. DENNIS RUSTAY Write me as one who loves his fellowmen. STANLEY SCHIHER I will maintain it before the world. CARMEN SERRANO I am a citizen of the world. BARBARA SGARLATA The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. 25 PAULA SILFVENIUS I have loved the principle of beauty in all things. TIMOTHY SMITH I am no lover of pompous title, but only desire that my name be recorded in a line or two. DIANE SORELLA Oh! she was perfect past all parallel. JAMES STEENBURGH I am the color of audacity. GAIL STOMSKI An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. KENNETH SWEET Life is a very funny proposi- tion. 26 BRADLEY TAYLOR The charm and playfulness of his talk. MARIE TOUCHETTE I can’t keep back a song. GREGORY TROUP Why must we bear this yoke of MUST? CYNTHIA TYTKO In virtues nothing earthly could surpass her. ROBERT VAN SCHAICK His heart was one of those which most enamour us. PAUL WAGNER Much love of living. 27 JUDITH WEAKLEY A smile from her bright eyes. GAIL WELLS A greatness and perfection of soul higher than all things. GARY WENSLEY You have to believe in happi- ness. JAMES WICKSTEAD A great man, living for great ends. CLIFFORD WILLIAMSON He lived the better part. WAYNE WNUK O calm, dishonourable, vile submission! 28 SUSAN WOOD O world, I cannot hold thee close enough! LINDA YOUNG There isn’t enough of love and goodness in the world. NANCY ZIELINSKI The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. 29 Frank Marotta . . . PRESIDENT Adelaide Constantino . . . VICE-PRESIDENT Cynthia Tytko . . . SECRETARY Kathy DeLorey . . . TREASURER Nick Renna . . . PARLIAMENTARIAN c L A S s 0 F F I C E R S 30 To the Class of 1966: For four years we have worked as a group and learned many things together. Perhaps you have seemingly spent a major portion of your time in assimilating facts, but when I see you now as Seniors, I realize how much you have been acquiring the less easily measured facets of education: responsibility, initiative, insight and purpose. On all of your hard-earned successes, tangible and intangible, I wish to congratulate you. But, in proportion to your high achievement as a class and as individuals, you will become acutely aware, in the stringent words of Albert Camus, that any fulfillment is a bondage, which drives us to a higher fulfillment.” As you now face this rigorous challenge, may you continue to use the knowledge and interests found at Schalmont to arrive progressively at greater accomplishments and more significant service in an ever-expanding sphere. My very best wishes go with you all. SENIOR PERSONALITIES CLASS FLIRTS Ronnie La Vallee Barbara Sgarlata CLASS COMEDIANS Louis Leggerio Kathy McKeon 32 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mark Emerson Sharyn Ennist MR. and MISS CONGENIALITY Nick Renna Adelaide Constantino 33 MOST ATHLETIC Ken Kottke Donna Piotrowski DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS Frank Marotta Linda Young 34 35 71 W sjZ, 71 Dream THE COURT: left'to right: M. Butler, K. DeLorey, D. Sorella, Queen, Cathy Jazeboski, B. Sgarlata, S. Pasquariello, A. Con- stantino Marc McClaine crowns Cathy Jazeboski Queen of the Prom. On May 22, 1965 we arrived at the high school gym, to find it decorated in orchid and violet. We danced from eight to twelve to the music of Dino Cimino's Band. Cfl (7ICemory The Queen and her escort leading the Grand March PROM CHAIRMEN AND ESCORTS: left to right: K. DeLorey, M. McClairie, L. Young, C. Jazeboski, B. Van Schaick, S. Pasquariello, G. Peacor, T. Servidone 37 JUNIOR Well, good-night, Daddy.” Make-up—Miss Kozak Directed by Mr. Biggica MISS” Young man, you dropped your hat.’ Maybe we can get something in the Junior Miss Department. Mother, I’m in a position where I can’t say any- thing to defend myself, but you’re absolutely wrong!” Fluffy Adams—Sue Martin (R'L ) Pat Relyea, Sue Berical, Dave Blanchard CAST Harry Graves....... Joe................. Grace Graves....... Hilda ............. Lois Graves ....... Judy Graves ........ Fluffy Adams .... . B. Curtis........ Ellen Curtis ...... Willis Reynolds . . . Barlow Adams .... Western Union Boy Merril Feurbach . .. Serling Brown .... Albert Kunody .... Tommy Arbucklc . Charley and Henry Haskell Cummings Ass’t Director...... Set Design ......... ...........Dave Blanchard ................Leon Hillman .............. Nancy Collis ...... Mary Ann Figueora ........... Cathy Jazeboski .............. Susan Berical .............. Susan Martin ...............Louis Leggier .... Adelaide Constantino ............. Robert Jason ........... Leon Hillman ........... Kennith Sweet ........... Stanley Schiher ................ John Ettore ................ Gary Kline ........... Ronald LaVallee Tim Smith, Marc McClane ............ Jim Wickstead ... Mrs. Eleanor McCollum ......... Mr. James Millet ADVISOR: Miss Smith ACTIVITIES EDITORS: Sue Berical Adelaide Constantino THE ART EDITOR: Cathy Jazeboski FINANCE EDITOR: Nancy Hopkins ■ -- ■ . EDITORS CLASS EDITOR: Donna Piotrowski COPY EDITOR: Nancy Garney EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Linda Young SPORTS EDITORS: Bob Van Schaick Kathy DeLorey LITERARY EDITOR: Sharyn Ennist ADVERTISING EDITOR: Cynthia Tytko SUBSCRIPTIONS EDITOR: Mary Fitzgibbons SENIOR EDITORS: Nancy Collis John Ettore u ACTIVITIES . . . 46 DEMOCRATS . .. A Christmas Choral Concert December 19, 1965 HAPPINESS IS . . . ... The Insanes” ... A Bash1 ... A Bonfire before the first game! MOVING-UP EXERCISES JUNE 10, 1965 We are dedicated . . Decorating For The Prom May 21, 1965 Left: The Ole Senior Pole The Autumn Tree being erected. October, 1965 50 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTIONS The new members recite the Honor Society Oath. Chris Anderson lights a candle as she is inducted into Honor Society. Members of the Honor Society and their parents enjoy an informal reception after the induction ceremonies. 51 DR. GEORGE W. MAYBURY, District Principal FACULTY AND MR. OLIVER MURRAY, District Vice-Principal MR. JOHN BUSH, Junior High Principal ADMINISTRATION . . . MR. JOHN FAVREAU, Administrative Assistant To The Class of 1966: I have had the pleasure of working with you throughout your four years of high school. During this period, you accepted and mastered many physical, social and intellectual challenges. You deserve com- mendation for your success. The adult society which you will enter upon grad- uation is presently confronted with many unresolved problems. You are going to be called upon to help resolve these issues. We at Schalmont have tried to help in the preparation you will need to face the future. I am confident that many of you will be suc- cessful in meeting these new challenges. I offer each of you my sincere best wishes and trust that your future will be rewarding. 54 BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. ROGER YEPSEN, President MR. ROBERT GARNER, Clerk SEATED (L to R) Mr. Harry Howard, Mr. Raymond Thompson, Dr. Lewi Tonks, Mr. Roger Yepsen STANDING (L to R) Mr. James Pedersen, Mr. Frank Dorazio, Mr. Robert Garner GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MISS ADELE WAGNER—Guidance Counselor for the Class of 1966 MR. BLABER MRS. VAN ALSTEIN 56 READING—Elizabeth Terpening, Joseph Porter, Robert Biggica NURSE—Irene Eichler LIBRARIAN—Caroline Roberts PSYCHOLOGIST—Gerald Coonan 57 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT (L to R) Elizabeth Warren, Robert Preddice, Bernard Jacobs, Judith Smith, George Prehoda, Dolores Sgambati (L to R) Mary Schiano, Mary Ann DiRuscio, Lela Van Schaick, Mary Frederick, Linda Ellis Department Chairman Bernard Jacobs 58 HISTORY DEPARTMENT SENIOR HIGH TEACHERS: STANDING; Mr. J. Howard; SEATED (L to R) Mrs. A. Gallucci, Miss L. Reed, Miss M. Breitenstein JUNIOR HIGH TEACHERS: STANDING; Mr. V. Gallo SEATED; Mrs. Cobain Mr. James Howard Department Chairman 59 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT STANDING: (L to R) Miss A. Armstrong, Miss J. Mantei SEATED: (L to R) Miss N. Bazaar, Mr. J. Opedisano, Mrs. Pinkerton Miss Ann Armstrong Department Chairman Mrs. Vedder, seated; and Miss Hulbert. Both are Junior High Teachers. 60 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (L to R) Robert Zentz, Carol Lee Kozak, Richard Larson, George Corrigan, Donald Dean Department Chairman William Gebert 61 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT (L to R) Victoria Eguiguren, Irma Peacor, Laimonis Mangulis, Laura Fernandez, Jacqueline Pestel BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Department Chairman John Favreau -«vuiiJNC. BUSINESS ' 000 10000 ..-x' 10 2)61)0 29 M 63 (L to R) Gerald Barnell, Barbara Kusek, Janet Porr, John Favreau Mr. Robusto—'WOOD SHOP Kay McCIenahan—ADVANCED ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS (L to R) Mr. DiLorenzo, Mr. Fennhahn, Mr. Dayton, Mr. Bozony APPLIED ARTS Mr. Millet—JUNIOR HIGH ART - Mr. Blakely—SENIOR HIGH ART Paul Volk Walter Auchampaugh PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jerry Cahill and Lyla Meader 65 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Victor Grant instructing Cheryl Kremzier Mr. Tames Heller Mr. Victor Grant— Department Chairman BAND DIRECTOR 66 HOME ECONOMICS (L to R) Joan Ellsworth and Marguerite Thornton 67 DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Theodore Stopnytsky SPECIAL CLASS Mr. Thomas Harmon SECRETARIES Mrs. Aitken—JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE Mrs. Thiel—LIBRARY STANDING (L to R) Mrs. B. Munson, Mrs. C. Relyea, Mrs. H. Dennison,. SEATED (L to R) Mrs. L. Gorman, Mrs. E. Gray 68 CAFETERIA PERSONNEL (L to R) J. Geseck, R. Horth, G. Stanton, R. Trowbridge, M. Schiavo, A. Gburski, A. Kugler, A. Rigney, V. DeCarlo, L. Mercoglan Mrs. Horth at work. Mrs. G. Stanton—CHIEF DIETITIAN BUS DRIVERS STANDING (L to R) C. VanDerZee, E. Young, E. Plura, W. Feuz, T. Hesler W. Trowbridge, R. DuPrey, J. Mercoglan, F. Gar- ney, R. Youngs KNEELING (L to R) L. Gardiner, P. Sangalli, J. Alfree, H. Kepner, J. Amarasi, R. Coton, A. Palluti, W. Gresham Raymond Coton 70 MAINTENANCE Mr. A. Palluti Mr. E. Powers Mrs. J. Pendt Mr. C. Gifford CLASSES. . . Abbatiello, J. Aitkcn, B. Aldi, M. Allen, E. Anderson, C. Appleby, R. Avery, G. Batcher, R. Batzell, J. Bean, C. Bianchi, J. Biggane, J. Bittner, L. Blumenstalk, J. Bopp, G. Bradshaw, P. Bradt, F. Carosella, J. Cenchitz, F. Caruso, R. Cipriano, H Collins, B. Conklin, G. Cook, F. Cooper, S. Countryman, R. Cramer, G. Cranson, D. Cribbs, M. Crowe, W. D’Aurizio, P. Daniels, F. De Lorey, P. De Mott, D. Denny, S. De Santis, K. Dzuba, K. Endries, B. Fasula, E. Faulkner, M. CLASS OF 1967 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED; N. Hasbrouck, President; T. Le Gere, Vice- President; STANDING L. to R.; E. Fasula, Secretary; M. Mennillo, Parliamentarian; P. De Lorey, Treasurer. Advisor, Mr. Jacobs. Ferguson, D. Feuz, D. Gallucci, R. Gardocki, G. Garney, G. Gazzillo, F. Gburski, D. Geddes, C. Goebel, J. Gray, D. Hadley, A. Harlan, J. Hasbrouck, N. Herrick, T. Horvath, K. Howard, A. 75 76 Isabella, C, Janiga, J. Josephs, B. Kee, J. Keith, S. Keith, W. Knack, C. Knefley, M. Knolle, L. Koch, D. Kranick, C. Kreiger, D. Kremzier, C. Kritz, M. Kruger, L. La Malfa, S. Lancaster, G. Lee, R. Le Gere, M. Le Gere, T. Le Pore, J. Levey, C. Lomasney, P. Luft, M. MacCallum, G. Martin, M. Marx, H. Masterpolo, D. Massaro, J. Masick, L. Mason, R. Masullo, L. May, S. McClenahan, B. McKee, P. McKeon, T. Mennillo, M. Mercoglan, E. Merrill, L. Middleton, R. Moraski, W. Maulton, J. Murphy, S. Muselbeck, D. Myers, B. Newhouse, D. Newton, J. Papastrat, G. Pappas, G. Peek, L. Peeke, J. Peters, N. Plue, R. Premore, G. Rein, M. Reittinger, T. Relyea, C. Reynolds, L. Rich, L. Ryder, C. Schmid, J. Scott, D. Slezak, K. Smith, D. Smith, S. Steward, C. Terek, B. Thompson, M. Thurston, L. Tortora, A. Van Wormer, J. Velett, L. Viscusi, A. Waddell, R. Wagoner, J. Wallace, N. Watrous, C. Wendover, J. Wineland, L. Wood, M. 77 Agans, R. Ahl, D. Aldrich, J. Ambler, N. Anderson, K. Auchampaugh, D. Avery, G. Baan, A. Baccari, V. Bacon, J. Bacon, R. Barbuto, D. Bell, R. Bendt, K. Bianchi, E. Birnbaum, S. Bohenek, R. Bradshaw, T. Bradt, T. Buffardi, H. Bullock, A. Burdick, S. Cady, C. Cagnia, J. Cameron, E, Caruso, D. Caruso, R. Cimino, P. Clark, J. Codd, R. Coggeshall, M. Cooper, R. Cornell, R. Della Villa, C. De Mott, S. Denisoff, G. De Orio, J. Deschenes, L, Devey, C. Dylong, G. Emerson, D. Erschen, A. Esposito, N. Farina, B. Favata, R. Fitzgibbons, G. Furbeck, W. Gaudio, J. CLASS OF 1968 OFFICERS: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Reisinger, president; G. Guyette, vice-president; STANDING: A. Savona, Secretary; J. Tuft, Parliamentarian; K. Testo, treasurer; Miss Reed, advisor. Gravatt, P. Gray, D. Gray, K. Green, M. Griffin, D. Guyette, G. Hartwell, J. Hillman, R. Hockin, C. Hoffer, S. Hofmann, M. Horth, A. Horton, B. Howard, H. Jones, D. Jones, G. Keith, C. Keller, K. Knutti, J. Krawczak, A. La Malfa, P. Le Clair, R. Lee, C. Longo, R. Lontrato, J. 79 80 Mackeown, D. Martin, S. Marx, P. Masterpolo, M. Maughan, B. McCasland, M. Mihal, J. Miller, J. Miller, S. Mitchell, K. Morehouse, J. Morrette, J. Mumblow, J. Murphy, M. Murtaugh, R. Nardone, L. Nicklaw, R. Packard, S. Pasquariello, S. Pechtel, G. Pendt, L. Pestel, M. Pfaffenbach, N. Pikcilingis, M. Piotrowski, A. Plant, S. Pohl, C. Potthoff, K. Quinlivan, D. Reeds, J. Reisinger, D. Ringlee, S. Runkle, R. Rutkowski, A. Rybij, R. Rychick, F. Sabourin, R. St. Andrews, J. Salerno, L. Savona, A. Picture Not Available Schmid, C. Scott, D. Sheehan, R. Sierocki, L. Smith, G. Smith, S. Smith, W. Sprung, J. Stevens, J. Stroud, D. Summers, D. Swart, A. Szwetkowski, D. Teetsel, B. Testo, K. Tobiassen, M. Tompkins, R. Touchette, T. Tuft, J. , Tullodi, C. Vageline, P. Van Antwerp, P. Van Buren, M. Van Wormer, F. Viedt, K. Vogel, S. Wagoner, J. Walker, D. Waters, D. Weedon, P. Wells, S. Wells, S. Wheeler, M. Willey, M. Williamson, D. Wnuk, R. Wood, J. Wright, B. Yepsen, K. Zyko, R. 81 Adams, M. Ahles, J. Aitken, B. Aldi, C. Aldrich, D. Alfree, J. Andrews, J. Askew, L. Askew, P. Astemborski, B. Aubrey, G. Bacon, J. Barkley, C. Batcher, J. Blaber, M. Bloom, N. Boisvert, K. Bonk, M. Bradshaw, C. Bradshaw, L. Britten, S. Brown, E. Bullock, J. Burk, A. Burns, J. Burrows, M. Butch, P. Campbell, J. Carosella, W. Clark, J. Colasanti, L. Collins, B. Collis, B. Conklin, D. Conrad, R. 82 OFFICERS: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sgambati, advisor; M. Blaber, president; A. DeLella, secretary; STANDING: K. Troup, vice-president; V. Piotrowski, parliamen- tarian; A. Dietz, treasurer. CLASS OF 1969 Constantino, A. Constanzo, J. Darby, M. DeLella, A. Della Pinta, G. De Meo, M. De Sorbo, M. Dietz, A. Di Gesare, S. Dillenbeck, J. Dooley, T. Duell, W. Dzuba, D. Eichler, E. Endries, A. 84 Enright, D. Evenden, T. Farina, M. Feuz, G. Feuz, G. Ferguson, D. Figueroa, J. Fisher, J. Fisher, R. Florence, S. Fratus, P. Gabriele, F. Gardiner, C. Garner, K. Gifford, T. Gizzi, S. Glindmyer, G. Goebel, L. Gordon, E. Griesbeck, K. Guess, S. Hagin, G. Hamlin, S. Hansen, C. Hastings, D. Herbert, C. Henegar, K. Herrick, K. Hewitt, C. Hill, N. Holub, P. Hoteling, J. Jacyna, G. Jason, R. Jesionowski, C. Jess, E. Karlewick, S. Kee, N. Keifer, D. Kennedy, M. King, C. Kline, W. Kranick, A. Kwiatkowski, W. La Vallee, S. Langenwalter, J. Lawyer, E. Lee, N. Linhardt, T. Leschen, S. Lockwood, N. Lomonaco, J. Longo, J. Martin, J. Martin, P. Marshall, K. Masick, D. Mason, M. Matthews, R. Maughan, N. McCasIand, S. McClenahan, S. McCloud, C. McDonald, D. McGinins, T. McKinlay, M. Miller, F. Miller, R. Moraski, L. Mudrey, L. Mugits, L. Mulyca, P. Mulyca, R. Murtagh, G. Muselbeck, D. Musella, C. Nelson, B. Newberry, D. Newell, R. Newton, S. 85 Northrop, P. O’Brien, J. O’Brien, S. Olsmit, J. Orologio, D. Pardus, S. Paskevich, P Pearson, A. Peeke, K. Pendell, D. Pendergast, L. Pfaffenbach, J. Piasecki, J. Pitt, T. Piotrowski, V. Plant, S. Premore, M. Provost, T. Ramsey, C. Redmond, E. Reese, S. Reilly, D. Renna, D. Reynolds, D. Rickard, J. Riley, R. Rivenburgh, D. Roverts, K. Rockwell, D. Roman, A. Rooney, E. Rozell, E. Rusk, L. Rybij, S. Sammo, K. 86 San Souci, E. Schrom, R. Shatley, L. Sierocki, J. Sifvenius, C. Skellie, J. Smith, G. Smith, R. Spaulding, A. Spring, A. Stalker, D. Stock, P. Stomski, R. Testo, J. Teta, D. Thompson, B. Tobiassen, J. Tomlinson, A. Troup, K. Tytko, S. Van Patten, T. Van Schaick, G. Van Valkenburgh, N Van Wormer, D. Warner, S. Weisheit, C. Wells, L. Wells, M. Welsh, S. Whitesell, T. Wickstead, V. Williamson, R. Wineland, J. Woods, G. Zappia, D. 87 ROW ONE: (left to right) M. White M. Florence, J. Ferezzo, C. Acken, J Crevier, P. Koch, J. Horth, J. Hof mann, C. Delapp. ROW TWO: R. Gero S. Della Villa, S. Baim, R. Van Etten R. Weakly, B. Bacon, D. Fallano, W Ruoff, D. Feulner, K. Koch, Mrs. Kil lian, M. Doig. ROW ONE: (left to right) D. Roberts, E. Isabella, G Kendle, L. Horn, B. Barkman, D. Larson, R. Burdick, D. Hoffer, L. Poston. ROW TWO: L. Bopp, N. Fiorillo, D. LaMalfa, R. Thompkins, W. Quisth, G. Long, G. Mare, T. Sprung, W. Elliot, J. Os- trander. ROW ONE: (left to right) C Ruskow- ski, K. Mackeown, D. Edwards, R. Jablonski, C. Summers, D. Quay, B. Richtmeyer, D. Myers. ROW TWO: D. Denisoff, M. Slezak, P. Hill, M. Youngs, B. Brandenburg. ROW THREE: S. McKee, J. Morehouse, M. Henderson, R. Bartlett, L. Gmceliere, S. Eichler, R. Kline, R. McClaine, R. Barett, C. Silf- venius, J. Savona, K. Avery, L. Masullo 88 OFFICERS: S. Lcggiero, treasurer; R. Kline, pres- ident; Mr. Di Lorenzo, advisor; J. Savona, vice-president J. Krygowski, secretary CLASS OF 1970 ROW ONE: (left to right) R. Smith M. Hillman, L. Hughes, K. Dclucia M. Musullo, C. Wheeler, M. Scardmo ROW TWO: P. Matulla, P. Relyea, P France, B. Kaczar, S. Gazzilo, D. Mas saro, D. Stock. ROW THREE: G. Cas tanzo, G. Center, M. Rooney, J. Flower W. Dobes, M. Smith, P. Salvo, J Machoglia, T. Indian, D. Zimmer, S Kelly, C. Keefer. ROW ONE: (left to right) P. Hien- miller, D.. Faboskay, M. M. Christian, S. Tidball, J. Krygowski, P. Hopkins, J. Wallace, J. Collis, J. Newhouse, P. Crocker, A. Fisher, N. Gravatt. ROW TWO: N. Kelsey, J. Brozyna, J. Welsh, R. Gizzi, R. Abbatiello, M. Petro, G. Peters, A. Fatum, A. Van Wormer, K. Leakfelt, R. Murray, Mrs. Cobain, C. Hughes, T. Burns. 89 ROW ONE: (left to right) C Isles, K. Frederick, J. Wallace, J. Guyette M. Blakley, L. Conklin ROW TWO: M. Shaver, J. Barba, D. Crosby, J. Corrigan, D. Durante, K. Myer, B. Merrill. ROW THREE: M. Otten, M. Piotrowski, E. Roberts J. Malczyk, ROW FOUR: D. Middleton, E. Ko- chem D. Jordan, T. Pollack, J. Di- Orio, S. Leggiero M. Pohl, ROW ONE: (left to right) B. Adkins, S. Phelps, M. Mumblow, D. Skellie, E. Arrogona. ROW TWO: D. Mo- rette, R. Geseck, M. Woods, D. Wine- land, P. Burns. ROW THREE: B. Faulkner, D. Martin, C. Gray, K. Cook, C. Cipriano, B. Korzen. ROW FOUR: F. Herrick, T. Bullock, J. Mastriani, S. Sanamore, D. Rourk, J. Brozyna. ROW ONE: (left to right) A. Mudrey, C. Pitt, L. Vosburg, S. Brastmaster, N. Scott, J. Hoteling, K. Youker, M. Pri- mitt ROW TWO: T. Lancaster, C. Krai, L. Kwiatkowski, J. Wilkie, M. Crevier, J. Garney, D. Weeden, R. Runkle, L. Van Wormer. 90 OFFICERS: D. Newberry, vice-president; R. Kee, president Mr. Gallo, advisor G. Brad- shaw, corresponding secretary CLASS OF 1971 ROW ONE: (left to right) N. DeOrio, N. Fisher, J. Burrows, C. Martin, S. Mulligar, K. Brozyna, L. Liebig. ROW TWO: P. Ambler, A. Celia, B. Davis, S. Wells, S. McKee, R. Kee. ROW THREE: D. Keith, R. Karoliewitz, E. Czyewski, T. Genio, M. Ramsey, G. Knobloch, D. Gilman, G. Mankes, D. Smith, T. Heller, J. Zappiera, R. War- ner, J. Wormoth. ROW ONE: (left to right) G. Whithey, J. Costello, K. Crosby, J. Ruoff, P. Myers, R. Roberts, M. Grasso. ROW TWO: L. DeLapp, L. Burdick, R. Fratus, A. Palluttie, J. Mare, N. Mulyca, J. Casso. ROW THREE: T. Alexson, E. Roe, J. Drubico, D. Besenvale, G. Van- Wormer, P. McKeon, S. Gualiardo, J. Marzki. 91 ROW ONE: (left to right) N. Dean, L. Neimith, M. Tuft, D. White. ROW TWO: C Rickard, K. Neidhamer, D. Anderson, D. Pasquariello, A. Nardone. ROW THREE: S. Saborin, R. DeCarlo, J. Primett, J. Williamson, V. Kwiat- kowski, T. McCasland, R. Orlorgio, R. Tidball, D. Weakly, J. Costanzo, R. Krieger, M. Piotrowski. ROW ONE: (left to right) T. Carosella, P. McCallum, D. Locke, P. Krygowski, R. Ferguson, M. Sisson, P. Longo. ROW TWO: L. Lenhardt, D. Deschenes, A. Weisheit, D. Gallucci, C. Bonk. ROW THREE: P. Van Hoesen, P. Blanchard, T. Evenden, G. Bradshaw, $. Sutton, J. Savage, H. Britten, R. Samuelson, F. Bolster, M. Snyder, M. Hofmann, T. Jecs. ROW ONE: (left to right) L. Whitesell, J. Figueroa, L. Hofmann, P. Bush, A. Borra, S. Monty, ROW TWO: S. Silf- venius, L. Rhodes, J. Ahles, M. De- lorey, S. Tortora, C. Barkyoumb. ROW THREE: T. Gizzi, R. Byrnes, K. Pro- vost, D. Couco, W. Degraff, D. Testo, R. Malczyk, L. LeGere, R. Weakly, M. Mugits, D. Hunt. 92 ROW ONE: (left to right) S. DeVin- cenzo, L. Plass, S. Countermine, E. Marx, N. Cobert, G. Weeden. ROW TWO: J. Slater, L. Yeager, M. Luft, D. Adair, P. Folder. ROW THREE: A. Naparty, P. Eiser, J. Dellaquila, D. Pidgeon, G. Krolowitz, F. Rivers, J. Simmons, D. Broomhall, R. Petcha I ROW ONE: (left to right) R. Patter son, C. Houghton, J. Feuz, G. Van Wormer, D. Zielenski, B. Valear, L Califano, K. Schier, E. O’Brien, S. Oly nick, ROW TWO: D. Bills, A. Pitt P. Hasbrouck, D. Steinburg, T. Shaver R. Frost, D. Johnson, R. Karl, D. Gries beck, N. Bogrisky, R. Peeke. ROW ONE: (left to right) D. Bopp, B. Grabicki, E. Peek, S. Montenaro, ROW TWO: B. Marxhall, H. Marx, E. Hansen, B. Le Gere, B. Baumler. 93 CLUBS. . . 94 STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs. Gallucci, Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: ROW 1 T. LeGere, Parliamen- tarian, D. Piotrowski, ROW 2 Secretary, L. Rich, Treasurer, G. Cramer, Vice President, ROW 3: N. Collis, President ROW 1: left to right: G. Woods. C. Gardiner, M. DeMeo, S. Warner, A. DeLella, C. Musella, C. Weisheit, A. Dietz, P. Martin, ROW 2: L. Salerno, G. Denisoff, C. Keith, K. Mitchell, G. Guyette, R. Rybij, T. Dooley, B. Wright, K. Testo, S. Plant, ROW 3: J. Bacon, L. Masullo, E. Fasula, M. Mennille, M. Wood, J. Carosello, J. Blumenstalk, N. Wallace, T. Herrick, C. Kremzier, T. Viscusi, ROW 4: N. Collis, G. Cramer, D. Piotrowski, L. Rich, T. LeGere, G. Kline, J. Ettore, M. Fitzgibbons, M. Touchette. 96 F.E.S. OFFICERS—SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Liebig, Treasurer; S. Ennist, President; A. Howard, Vice President; STANDING: Dr. L. Fernandez, advisor; J. Blumenstalk; L. Thurston; M. Figueroa, Secretary; Mre. J. Pestel, advisor F.E.S. Top to Bottom ROW 1 S. Murphy A. Howard N. Wallace L. Thurston M. Figueroa ROW 2 J. Carosella E. Andrews M. Thompson S. Ennist ROW 3 M. Fitzgibbons N. Hopkins F. Daniels M. Pestel ROW 4 J. Goebel J. Blumenstalk C. Tytko C. Serano ROW 5 M. Knefley D. Muselbeck S. Cooper N. Peters M. Goebel 97 . FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Our foreign exchange student this year is Carmen Serrano. Carmen is from Ecuador, in South America. When Carmen first came to Schalmont she didn’t know a word of English, but now she is speaking like a native of the United States. When she was asked how she likes Schal- mont she said “I love it! the kids are so nice and friendly to me.” Carmen wishes to continue her education in the future. Carmen is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barnes in West Hill. Many thanks to Debbie Barnes for all she has done in making Carmen happy to be with us. 98 SCHALMONT ’S GOOD-WILL AMBASSADOR Either it’s raining, or the bells are ring- ing; but if you find both happening, it’s Sunday.” This is a very accurate description of Muenster, the city in which I lived in Germany. I had the opportunity, through the American Field Service, to spend eight weeks living and learning with the Budden- kotte family in this city. Through life, people learn about other people; because of limited acquaintance, though, we learn only about the people im- mediately around us. The purpose of the A.F.S. is the exchanging of ideas and knowl- edge of people through first-hand ex- perience. The basis for this exchange, then, is to promote understanding between people and countries through a living relationship with them. We can learn the background of the peoples of other lands and they can learn ours by living and talking with each other. I owe many thanks for this chance to participate in a unique and very rewarding experience to the parents and to the teach- ers who gave their time and projected a willingness through their constant efforts, and to the many students who also gave of themselves for the A.F.S. To all of these people, I wish to extend my appreciation for giving me this opportunity. 99 HONOR SOCIETY SITTING (L to RV K DeLorey, G. Kline, D. Barnes, M. Emerson, N. Collis; STANDING (ROW 1) G. Conklin, L. Rich, C. Anderson, D. Newhouse, T. Herrick, J. Carosella. (ROW 2) P. Liebig, D. Blanchard, J. Newton, M. Thompson. GREENFIELDS Left to Right: B. Hillman, W. Crowe, A. Howard, P. Wagner, Mr. Prehoda—Advisor, J. Mihal, L. Hillman, G. Garney SERVICE SQUAD ROW 1: (L to R) J. St. Andrews, G. Bopp, J. Newhouse, S. Della Villa, P. Hopkins, D. Durante, R. Jobilanski. ROW 2: G. Wells, D. Muselbeck, B. Aitken, J. Krowski, S. Leschen, P. Martin, N. Kee, C Ramsey, S. Plant, A. De Leila, N. Bloom. ROW 3: J. Morehouse, M. Pestel, R. Rybij, R. Sheehan. J. Blumenstalk, C. Plant, R. Zyko, R. Rychick, B. Taylor, J. Tuft, L. Pendt. i AUDIO VISUAL SQUAD SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Clark, J. Miller, L. Reynolds, G. Cramer, A. Dietz, J. Andrews, J. Campbell, ROW 2: D. Gburski, J. Blumenstalk, B. Waddell, P. McKee, D. Smith, D. Cook, A. Burk, J. Lemanaco, G. Glindmeyer ROW 3: D. Reisinger, A. Viscusi BAND Mr. Victor Grant, Director Jim Morehouse, Drum Major 102 SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Nelson, J. Skellie, J. Hartwell, D. Cranson, A. Howard, L. Wells, C. Sammo. ROW 2: N. Ambler, S. May, L. Rich, N. Wallace, B. Maughm, S. Birnbaum, C. Barkley. ROW 3: P. Northrop, L. Salerno, M. Wheeler, M. Casline, J. Morehouse, M. Sammo, W. Kline, B. Jason, L. Pendt. ROW 1: B. Astemborski, K. Pothoff, N. Kee, C. Ramsey, S. Welsh, A. Hadley, A. Pearson. ROW 2: C. Silfvenius, K. Herrick, L. Rusk, B. McClenahan, C. Kremzier, D. Newhouse, G. Smith, M. Goebel. ROW 3: K. Anderson, J. DeOrio, B. Andrews, S. Ringlee, D. Enright, M. Wood, E. SanSoucie, T. Herrick. ROW 1: (L to R) J. Heller, P. McCollum, D. Knized, S. Mulligan, N. DeOrio, J. Wallace. ROW 2: K. Testo, B. Davis, N. Lee, S. Wells, G. Jacyna, D. Durante, J. Wallace. ROW 3: C. Tulloch, E. Lawyer, J. Feuz, N. Fiorello, D. Jordon, C. Bradshaw, T. Gifford, A. Fatum. ORCHESTRA 104 ROW 1: (L to R) N. Kee, D. Zimmer, D. Locke, G. Van Wormer, J. Morette, S. Silfvenius, D. Zielinski, J. Morehouse. ROW 2: L. Wells, M. Shaver, K. Troup, L. LeGere, T. Burns, M. Hofmann, G. Bradshaw, E. Gifford, G. Long. ROW 3: P. North- rup, B. Maughan, R. Colasanti, K. Leachfeldt, S. Wells, S. Tytko, C. Silfvenius, B. Terek, L. Pendt. ROW 1 (L to R) D. Pendell, L. Mugits, L. Nardone, J. Bruns, S. Karlawicz, J. St. Andrews, C. Aldi, C. Tulloch. ROW 2: S. Vogel, J. Longo, C. Cady, J. Mihal, P. Askew, T. Tobiassen, K. Keller, ROW 3: J. Peeke, J. Kee, B. Thompson, F. Daniels, M. Knefley, J. Carasella, C. Gardner, L. Peek. ROW 4: S. Plant, S. Welsh, P. Paskevitch, C. Anderson, D. Muselbeck, ROW 5: S. Leschen, D. Rockwell 105 MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: (L to R) L. Pendergast, S. Berical, A. Pearson, T. Tobiassen. ROW 2: M. Knefley, K. Troup, J. Cupal, T. Evenden, G. Wells. ROW 3: N. Hopkins, M. Fitzgibbons, D. Piotrowski, R. Kcc. GIRLS’ CHORUS SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Daniels, J. Carosella, E. Fasula, C. Kranick ROW 2: L. Thurston, A. Tortora, P. DeLorey, G. Conklin, STANDING: R. Mason, B. Aitken, G. Avery, L. Masick, J. Biggane, N. Peters, A. Howard, L. Knolle, D. DcMott, j Q£ C. Anderson, G. Cramer, M. Rein, C. Relyea MODEL U.N. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: P. DeLorey, A. Howard, L. Thurston, T. Herrick, C. Kranick ROW 2: G. Woods, K. Anderson, B. Wright, T. LeGere, G. Conklin, S. Ringlee, N. Peters, K. Pottoff, K. Yepsen, A. Baan NEWSPAPER STAFF SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Sammo, C. Herrick, P. Cimino, D. Walker, C. Cady, J. Aldrich, K. Anderson, T. Tobiassen STANDING: 1. Herrick, P. Lomasney, L. Knolle, J. DeOrio, (j. Denisoff, R. Mason, J. Wickstead, S. Leschen, C. Anderson, G. Cramer PHI DELTA DRAMA CLUB SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Baan, D. Burk, L. Shatley, G. Lee, M. Murphy, S. LaVallee, N. Lockwood STANDING: J. Caro- sella, A. Howard, N. Peters, P. Northrop, M. Mason, F. Cenchitz, L. Leggiero, L. Thurston 107 GERMAN CLUB German Club with guest speaker FRENCH CLUB SITTING: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Anderson, M. Pickilingis, M. Tobiassen STANDING: N. Peters, C. Tulloch, J. Tobiassen, K. Yepsen, C. Devey, Mr. Mongulis, advisor. 108 SCHALMONT TRI Y OFFICERS (SITTING) Miss Kusek, Advisor; S. Martin, President; Miss Armstrong, Advisor; (STANDING) A. Baan, Sergeant at Arms; M. Willey, Secretary; S. McCloud, Vice President; P. Silfvenius, Treasurer. ROW 1, (L to R) M. DeMeo, N. Bloom, K. Griesbeck, L. Goebel, S. Pardus, R. Bacon, J. Skellie, C. Cady, R. Cornell. ROW 2: J. Mihal, D. Waters, S. DiGesare, R. Britton, P. Cimino, A. Rutkowski, L. Deschenes, N. Garney MAJORETTES L. Sierocki, C. Tulloch, Miss Porr, advisor, K. Testo, A. Rutkowski, KNEELING: Angie Savona, Captain A. Savona LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: J. Burns, D. Muselbeck, N. Deay, G. Gardocki, N. Kee, K. Yepsen ROW 2: M. Premore, S. McCasland, P. Silfvenius, E. Rooney, M. Masterpolo, C. Cady, K. Dzuba ROW 3: J. Woods, D. Martin, D. Dzuba, J. Knutti, S. Wells. I 10 STUDENT STORE STAFF L to R: G. Guyette, A. Howard, L. Thurston, D. DeMott, C. Kremzier, J. Blumenstalk, D. Muselbeck, M. Wood, G. Conklin, C Tulloch, K. Testo TENTH GRADE FOLK SINGERS SITTING: G. Guyette, T. Tobiassen. STANDING: J. Tuft, G. Avery, R. Rybij, L. Salerno, A. Rutkowski, D. Reisinger, C. Tulloch, K. Testo Joanna Mihal on Parallel bars MONKEY CLUB 112 Ann Hadley on horse SITTING (L to R): G. Avery, J. Skellie, C. Potthoff, D. Walker, A. Hadley; STANDING (L to R): D. St. Andrews, J. St. Andrews, M. Gobel, J. Mihal, N. Wallace, D. Piotrowski, D. Pickilingis. Joanna Mihal on parallel bars SEWING CLUB STANDING (L to R): D. Rivenburg, P. Paskevich, G. Bopp, A. Baan, G. Denisoff, Miss Thornton, Advisor; SITTING: L. Pitt, D. Getter, V. Keller, D. Ferri. BOOK STORE STAFF STANDING: M. Blaber, A. Dietz, M. Rein, D. Burke, R. Mulyca,'M. Pestel; SITTING: N. Wallace, L. Bradshaw, K. Aldi, V. Piotrowski, A. Howard. I 14 ROW 1: (L to R) P. Northrup, P. DeLorey, L. Masullo, S. Pardus, M. Goebel, L. Colasanti, G. Jones, M. Kennedy. ROW 2: C. Musella, E. Fasula, G. Papastrat, J. Longo, P. Fratus, J. Chenina, V. Bacon, N. Lee. ROW 3: L. Donahue, M. Mennillo, P. Gaudio, J. Sierocki, J. O’Brien, G. Della Pinta, D. Auchampaagh, B. Thompson. ROW 4: D. DeMott, V. Wickstead, E. Rooney. GIRLS’ BOWLING Linda Donahue Kathy McKeon SPORTS. . . 117 VARSITY Co-captains: Ken Kottke and Nick Renna Ed Cooke and Dennis O’Brien John Ettore and Frank Hodorowski Marc McClaine and Bob Van Schaick Lou Leggerio and Fran Fiorello FOOTBALL ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. LaMalfa, J. Sprung, E. Cooke, B. Bullock, M. Wheeler, D. Plue, T. Viscusi, L. Leggiero, D. O'Brien, J. Ettore, J. Biggane, J. Wagoner. ROW TWO: B. Cooper, M. McClaine, F. Hodorowski, D. Cooke, D. Gburski, K. Gray, N. Esposito, P. McKee, J. Mumblow, T. Bradshaw, E. SanSoucie, Coach Gallo, ROW THREE: B. Van Schaick, K. Kottke, N. Renna, D. Scott, L. Salerno, R. Mason, R. Gallucci, J. Bacon, F. Fiorello, T. McKeon, B. Smith, D. Reisinger. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Cirillo, W. Kline, R. Matthews, D. Kelly, D. Teta, Coach Blakely. ROW TWO: L. Mudrey, B. Carosella, J. Clark, D. Fisher C. Hewitt. 121 VARSITY Leon Hillman Dave Blanchard 122 ROW ONE: D. Masick, V. Kraus, D. Bohenek, R. LeClair, B. Mennillo D. Szwetkowski, L. Reynolds, A. Horth. ROW TWO: Coach Auchampaugh, L. Hillman, S. Plant, J. Morehouse, D. Rustay, D. Blanchard, J. Rooney, B. Taylor. Brad Taylor Bob Mennillo Jeff Rooney Dennis Rustay SOCCER ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Gifford, C. Barkley, P. Butch, J. Martin, G. Jacyha, D. Aldrich, J. Lomonaco, A. Tomlinson. ROW 2: Coach Volk, M. Bunk, K. Biosvert, G. Fuez, T. Provost, E. Eich- ler, G. VanSchaick, M. Mc- Kinlay. 124 CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: R. Bell, C. Pohl, G. Guyette, M. Emerson, H. Howard, A. Dietz, D. Emerson. 125 Coach Costelli with Captain Mark Emerson ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. DcMeo, A. Viscusi, B. Biggane, Coach Bouck, D. O’Brien, F. Califano, P. McKeon. ROW 2: D. Snare, F. Marotta, E. Pendt, M. Christiensen, B. Van Schaick, C. Alfree. 126 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Pestel, T. Spoor, J. Wickestead, C. Pohl, ROW 2: G. Kline, D. Blanchard, Coach Stopnytsky, K. Kimura, J. Sprouse. n i i VARSITY Ed Pendt Neil Hasbrouck Captain: Gary Kline Dennis O’Brien Joe LePore 128 BASKETBALL Bob Van Schaick John Ettore Rit Gallucci Frank Marotta Bob Mennillo VARSITY SQUAD Left to right: Coach Volk, B. Men- nillo, D. O’Brien, T. Viscusi, J. Ettore, F. Marotta, R. Van Schaick E. Pendt, J. LePore, N. Hasbrouck, R. Gallucci G. Kline, Coach Volk 130 J. V. SQUAD Coach Oppedisano Left to right; P. Marx, D. Szwet- kowski, B. LeClaire, G. DeLong, R. Rybij, M. Wheeler, N. Esposito, B. Smith, K. Gray, J. Lontrato, L. Salerno, B. Waddell Coach Oppe- disano FRESHMEN ROW ONE: (left to right): M. Blaber, J. Testo, D. Newberry J. Martin, J. Lomonaco, R. Jason, E. San Soucie. ROW TWO: T. Provost, S. Newton, M. McKinlay, D. Kelly, D. Fisher, A. Kranick, W. Kline, Coach Bouck. VARSITY Jo-Ann Abbatiello Debbie Barnes Debbie Ferguson Barb Josephs CO-CAPTAINS 134 Micki Mennillo Kathy DeLorey Cathy Jazeboski Joanne St. Andrews CHEERLEADING Left to right: B. Josephs, J. Abbatiello, C. Jazeboski, D. Barnes, J. St. Andrews, D. Ferguson, M. Mennillo, K. DeLorey Left to right; C Keith, D. Gray, G Tulloch, S. Denny, C. Relyea A. Piotrow- ski, N. Wallace, G. Avery. J. V. CHEERLEADING ADVISORS; Freshmen—Miss Mantei; Varsity and J.V.—Miss Kozak and Miss Smith. FRESHMEN 136 ROW ONE, left to right; S. Warner, D. Olej- nik, J. Longo, D. Enright. ROW TWO; D. Rock- well, F. Gabriele, D. Ferguson, P. Martin. VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE, (left to right); M. Pestel, B. Bulloch, S. Schiher, D. Blanchard, H. Buffardi, B. Taylor, ROW TWO, (left to right); M. Sammo, L. Hillman, D. Scott, M. Emerson, G. Garney, P. Bradshaw, Coach Stopnytsky. ' WEIGHT TRAINING ROW ONE, left to right; D. Plue, L. Leggiero, D. Renna, K. Viedt, T. Bradshaw, D. Gburski, ROW TWO, left to right; N. Renna, D. Reisinger, F. Fiorello, C Hewitt, A. Spring, P. Mckee, Mr. Gallo. 138 BOYS BOWLING ROW ONE, left to right: R. Richick, B. Smith, A. Burk, G. Smith R. Favata. ROW TWO: B. Jason, F. Califano, L. Ruskowski, C. Hackin K. Kottke, T. Roman, D. Fisher, R. Bell. 139 CLASS PROPHECY Kennedy International Airport was crowded as DAVID BLANCHARD, visiting Premier, stepped off his private jet. He was greeted on the runway by Secretary of State FRANK MAROTTA, and First Lady ADELAIDE CONSTANTINO presented his wife with a bouquet of red roses. The Premier was immediately whisked to a private room in which a press conference was held. Newspaperwoman NANCY COLLIS caused an uproar when she accused the Premier’s government of attempting to sabotage the Olympic Games and it was only the intervention of ED COOK that prevented an actual fight. After the press conference, Premier Blanchard was taken to visit a farm. This farm, master-minded by PAUL HOFMANN and operated by RON DEAN and WAYNE WNUK, is the entire of New Jersey, converted into farmland on which newly developed plant strains are grown experimentally. The farm is especially proud of its starch-free potatoes for dieters, developed by Dr. FRAN FIORELLO. Premier Blanchard’s next engagement was a meeting with the President himself. CARMEN SERRANO served as translator. The meeting was attended by Ambassador BILL BROOMHHALL, Defense Secretary JACK KOCHEM, the Premier’s personal aide, SUE BERICAL, and foreign relations expert CYNTHIA TYTKO. The next item on the agenda was a luncheon. The main course, an exotic dish called spaghetti, was prepared by the President’s personal chef. Monsieur LOUIS LEGGIERO. The Rev. JAMES DELLA QUILLA said the benediction and MARIANNE CASLINE was the Master of Ceremonies. After lunch the Premier was driven to his hotel by chauffeur MARY FITZGIBBONS in a gray Pontiac donated for the occasion by the HOLUB Rent-A-Car Agency. Premier Blanchard stayed at the famous Sheraton-HODEROWSKI Hotel in mid-Manhattan. Blanchard was greeted by doorman BRAD TAYLOR. Bellhops BARB SGARLATA, GLORIA FERRI, LINDA DONOHUE and JUDY WEAKLEY assisted the Premier with his luggage after he was registered by CLIFF WILLIAMSON. GAIL STOM- SKI gave him a manicure, compliments of the Sheraton-Hoderowski. Then DOUG CHRISTIE and MARC McCLAINE came from RENNA Tux to fit Blanchard for the Ambassador’s Ball, to be held that evening. Next, the Premier went for a tour of New York City. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art he was privileged to see a painting by the famous CATHY JAZEBOSKI and a plaster-of-Paris sculpture by the less-famous BUTCH GETTER. ED KRYLOWICZ and RON LaVALLEE were ushers at Radio City, where the Premier unfortunately had to miss the much-acclaimed movie, Death of a Salesgirl, starring LARRY FASULA and NANCY ZIELINSKI. Blanchard was taken on a ferry boat ride by Captain WARREN FARINA to Liberty Island, where he visited the Statue itself. The Premier then returned to his hotel to get ready for the Ambassador’s Ball. Ele- vator operator TEDDI CELIA whisked him to his nineteenth floor suite, where he was met by LARRY JUST and RON LONGO, two members of his personal staff. The Premier dressed and was then driven to the Ambassador’s Ball by his private chauffeur, BOB MENNILLO. The dinner was attended by many dignitaries, among them: Olympic champion, KEN KOTTKE; actress, SUE MARTIN; fashion model, MARIE GOBEL; dress designer, DEB GETTER; newspaper editors, JOHN ETTORE and BOB VAN SCHAICK; winner of the Daytona 500, DAVE NEZNEK; authority on horses, WAYNE KNOTEK; Man of the Year, GLENN DICKERSON; Nobel Prize Winner, MARK EMERSON; and Harvard President, LARRY RUSKOWSKI. Dinner speeches were given by PAULA SILFVENIUS, DENNIS RUSTAY and PAUL WAG- NER. The ball itself was attended by 500 guests, among them: Miss Universe, DONNA PIOTROWSKI; tycoon and oil magnate, KEN SWEET; novelist SUE WOOD; pizza princess, SANDY PASQUARIELLO; MIKE DeSORBO, controversial leader of the SPCA; astronaut, MAUREEN BUTLER; playwright BARRY GRAY; composer ED PENDT; Brigadier General STAN SCHIHER; acrobatic team, ALVERTA CAMERON and MARIANNE FIGUEROA; commedienne KATHY McKEON; inventor, LEON HILLMAN; ballet dancer LUCI ADAMS; TV announcer JEFF ROONEY; horti- culturist DIANE SORELLA; sportscaster DAN RIGNEY; beautician JIM WICK- STEAD; national ski champion NANCI HOPKINS; Mad Magazine editor, LINDA YOUNG; mad scientist MARK MacFARLANE; advertising artist KAY McCLENE- HAN; CAROLYN PACKARD, wife of a well-known gambler; PAT RELYEA and MARY PHANEUF, neurosurgeons; MIKE PIDGEON, manufacturer of the new car Firebrand”; and CHERYL MASTERPOLO, botanist. The Premier led the dancing with Miss KATHLEEN DeLOREY, Secretary of the Treasury. The guests were entertained by GARY WENSLEY and his Orchestra, con- sisting of DEB BARNES and BETTY ANDREWS on clarinet, FRANK CALIFANO on bass, RIT DeLOREY on sax, TIM SMITH and GAIL WELLS on trumpet, BOB JASON on piano, PAULINE LIEBIG on guitar, and GARY KLINE on drums. Re- freshments served were furnished by the STEENBURGH Catering Service. SANDY CLARK and ELAINE BELROSE were hostesses. After the Ball, the Premier went out on the town. At a brief stop at Christopher’s cur- rently owned by DIANE SORELLA, he managed to see the floor show, featuring JUDY FEUZ and CHERYL FLETCHER. Next stop was O’BRIEN’S, formerly the Pepper- mint Lounge. Here MARCIA MILLER served the Premier dinner prepared by LORETTA PITT. Cigarette girls SHARYN ENNIST and NANCY GARNEY were there. BRUCE HOPMEIER had a small band made up of HOLLY FLAGG and SHIRLEY JOHNSON on guitar, VICKY KELLER on piano, KAREN KAZUBSKI on drums and CLARE KRITZ on bass. The Premier then took a drive through Central Park in a hansom driven by DAVE NEZNEK. He next took a subway back to his hotel on which were also riding SUE McCLOUD and LAUREL LONG, two average New Yorkers. At the hotel, DOLORES FERRI, the night clerk, gave him his key, and the Premier retired from a busy day. 141 CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1966, being of sound mind, do hereby give and be- queath our most prized possessions to the members of the class of 1967. Pat Relyea leaves Chris Bean her bottle of Ultra-Blue Miss Clairol to cover the gray.” Kay McCIenhan wills her practically-unused roller skates to Joey Batzell. His must be pretty worn out by this time. Gary Wensley wills his broken guitar strings to Bruce Endries and Bob Middleton. Gary says they’ll inherit quite a collection. Larry Ruskowski leaves his personally trained comb to Maylon Luft. Tim Smith wants to keep his ability to pass World History in the family, so he’s leaving it to his brother Dan Smith. John Ettore wills his broken collar bone to Tony Viscusi, and hopes he has as much fun with it as he did. Karen Kazubski wills her gym medical excuse to Mary Jane LeGere. Frank Califano leaves George Lancaster 50 pounds he doesn’t want. Mark Emerson leaves 3 jars of sodium hydroxide to Tim LeGere and Larry Reynolds. However, he warns them against throwing this in water, as they’ve done before. Linda Donohue wills her dark roots to Barb Josephs so that Mr. Oppedisano will tease her too. Linda Young gives 300 yellow stars to J.B.” Aitken. Frank Marotta has a number of items to will. He leaves 3 boxes of chocolate-covered cherries to JoAnn Abatiello, a ticket to The Wackiest Ship in the Army to Edie Fasula, and his victory jacket to Debbie Ferguson. He also leaves his book How to Become a Big Businessman Without Trying to any junior who feels unwanted. Jim Dell Aquilia leaves his Rolls Royce to Lorraine Rich so she can come to school in real style. Ed Krylowicz leaves his shop locker to Frank Cook. Dan Rigney wills his coordination to Gary Avery. Kathy McKeon wills her basketball ability to Joe LePore so that Schalmont will be the first champion in the new Colonial Conference. Dennis O’Brien leaves his height to Bob Waddell. Dave Blanchard wants to leave his sock collection to Rick Mason, but we wonder whether he’ll accept. Deb Barnes leaves her reducing pills to Nancy Wallace, in case she suddenly decides she’s too fat. Sharyn Ennist leaves her baby-sitting job for Mr. Griffin to Charlene Relyea. Vicki Keller leaves her Peking U. sweatshirt, which she stole from the University’s President on his way to a hate session, to Susie Cooper. Cliff Williamson leaves his charm with the girls at the Rollerama to John Harlan. Sandy Clark leaves a bushel of apples to eat during gym class, to Roberta Appleby. Cheryl Fletcher leaves her hot temper and her ability to curb teachers to Pat Lomasney. Teddi Celia leaves her collection of earrings to Chris Kranick in case Chris gets tired of her own. Sue Berical leaves her famous frozen custard to Carol Knack and Caroline Watrous. Mary Fitzgibbons leaves her driver’s manual to Mikki Mennillo. Good luck, Mikkil! Carmen Serrano will loan Janet Blumenstalk her sunny disposition while Janet is in Germany. Marcia Miller leaves Mary Faulkner her record albums. Ken Sweet leaves a pain reliever to Dick Plue. Gail Stomski leaves Mike Aldi the ability to carry on the loving tradition at Schalmont. Marie Touchette wills her eyelashes to Karen Dzuba. Marianne Casline leaves her contacts to Martha Knefley. Paul Hofmann wills Sue Mur- phy his T-square. Nick Renna has something he wants to will to Rit Gallucci, but we’ll let Nick himself tell Rit what it is. Alverta Cameron leaves Kris DeSantis all her study halls. Lou Leggiero wills his culinary talents to Barbara Collins, Mary Ann Marx, and Edie Mercoglan. We hope you girls like spaghetti. Kathy DeLorey leaves her Calculus book to Cheryl Kremzier. Rit DeLorey, Judy Feuz, Marie Goebel and Sue Martin would like to leave their sisters wishes for the best of luck in their final year. Betty Andrews leaves Fran Daniels and Linda Thurston a bottle of aspirin to be shared equally. Adelaide Constantino leaves her relatively-unused typewriter eraser to Gina Mare. Mike Dygert leaves all his barbells to Bruce Myers and his organ to Mark Sammo. Mary Phaneuf wills her dirty orange sweatshirt with 'Herman Z. Klotz’ on it to Carol Geddes. Sue McCloud leaves Mary Ann Rein a seat in Mr. Blakeley's advanced art class so she won’t have to miss him in her senior year. Debbie Getter leaves her gym suit to Arlene Tortora. Holly Flagg wills her long blond hair to Sandy Denny. Butch Getter leaves his back brace to Fred Bradt so he won’t break his back working so hard. Brad Taylor leaves his great soccer skills to Larry Masick. Jack Kochem leaves his bookkeeping book to Hank Cipriano. Greg Troup wills his ’50 Chevy, The Spunk” to Daryll Koch, if he is brave enough to be seen in it. Nancy Collis leaves her Honda to Larry Krueger. Luci Adams wills Frank Gazzillo her extra points in English class. Elaine Belrose gives her shortness to Neil Hasbrouck. Maureen Butler leaves her red hair to Jo Ann Carosella. Doug Christie leaves Fred Cobb 5 gallons of Shell dry gasoline. Mike DeSorbo leaves his karate chop to Anne Hadley. Glenn Dickerson leaves 3 gallons of Garrey’s Root Beer to Dave Masterpolo. Warren Farina leaves his Buick to Anne Howard. Larry Fasula leaves his habit of gunning to Rick McKee. Gary Kline leaves Marty Cribbs his basketball average. Jeff Rooney wills 5 steak sandwiches to Walt Crowe. Pauline Liebig and Marianne Figueroa leave their jointly-owned $95 record collection to Linda Gorman, Elaine Allen and Gigi Papastrat. Bob Mennillo leaves his size to Ray Caruso. Judy Weakley and Jim Wickstead leave their initials to Jim Wagoner and Jim Wen- dover. Gail Wells leaves her half-finished term paper to Gloria Gardocki, with the hope that Gloria can use it. Wayne Knotek wills to Norm Peters his vitality. Bob Jason leaves his hat collection to Grace Cramer. Ken Kottke leaves his track shoes to George Premore. Bill Broomhall leaves his vigor to Paul Bradshaw. Ron Dean leaves an empty pack of cigarettes to Cheryl Ryder. Gloria Ferri leaves her gaiety to Dennis Gburski. Nancy Garney wills her quiet ways to Bob Countryman. Bob Van Schaick wills his exclusive ability to acquire injuries in sports to Steve LaMalfa. Cynthia Tytko leaves a volume of Haiku to Carol Levey. Donna Piotrowski leaves her year-round tan to Bonnie Mc- Clenahan. Frank Hoderowski leaves his unpronounceable last name to Steve Smith. Sandy Pasquariello leaves her wit to Pat D’Aurizio. Paul Wagner refuses to leave anything to anyone. Paula Silfvenius wills her stature to Janice Janiga. Nancy Hopkins wills her skis to Janet Kee. Stan Schiher wills a broken muffler to Jim Maulton, so Jim can fix it. Dennis Rustay leaves his sarcasm to Gail MacCallum. Cathy Jazeboski leaves all the decorations for last year’s junior prom to the junior class, in case it wants to use them. Dolores Ferri and Ed Cook leave their quietness to Jo Anne Van Wormer and Denise Newhouse. Fran Fiorello leaves his curly hair to Jeff Newton. Shirley Johnson leaves her ready smile to Deb Muselbeck, who doesn’t really need it. Cheryl Masterpolo leaves all her history review books to Lucy Masullo. Barry Gray leaves his horses to Doug Gray. Leon Hillman leaves two reels of broken film to Kathy Slezak, if she wants to join AV Club. Larry Just leaves his English papers to Jim Bianchi, so Jim won’t have to write any himself. Dave Neznek leaves 25 sticks of gum to Gail Conklin, so she can have it taken away from her, too. Ron LaVallee leaves his acting talent to Deb Burk. Clare Kritz leaves all her senior teachers to her brother Matt. Marc McClaine leaves one of his cousin’s trudeys to Harry Dooley. Laurel Long leaves 5 bobby pins to Laura Knolle. Ron Longo leaves his old pizza oven to Judy Massaro. Mark MacFarlane leaves four dollars, in Confederate money, to Chuck Gordon. Dave Holub leaves his riding boots to Janice Peeke. Bruce Hopmier leaves all his books to Marilyn Wood, on con- dition that she’ll burn them. Carolyn Packard leaves 3 tickets to see Peter and Gordon to Susan Keith. Ed Pendt and Mike Pidgeon leave their learner’s permits to Sandy May, in case it takes her two tries. Barb Sgarlata leaves 3 cheers to next year’s Varsity cheerleaders. Diane Sorella leaves her glasses to Chris Anderson. Jim Steenburgh leaves 2 empty milk cartons to Ron Lee. Wayne Wnuk leaves his seat on the bus to. Walt Moraski. Nancy Zielinski leaves her bowling average to Teddi Herrick. Sue Wood leaves home ec. class to Carolyn Isabella. Loretta Pitt leaves her ability with a hockey stick to Kathy Horvath. Mr. Frank Marotta—Mr. Bell Mr. Lou Leggiero—Mrs. Peacor Miss Marianne Figueroa—Mrs. Pestel Miss Debby Barnes—Miss Meader 145 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, LUCILLE 176 Gordon Road ANDREWS, ELIZABETH 406 Oakridge Drive Ski Club, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S., 3; Sewing Club, 3; Senior Play, 4. BARNES, DEBORAH 303 Terrace Road Intramurals, 1, 2; Band, 1; National Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S., 2, 3, 4; Monkey Club, 1, 2, 4; Bowling, 2; Student Council, 3; Cheer- leading, 3, 4; Ski Club, 4; Senior Play, 4; Year- book, 4. BELROSE, ELAINE R.D. 3 Gordon Road Library Club, 1,2. BERICAL, SUSAN R.D. 2 Duanesburg Drama Club, 1,2; Y-Teens, 1,3; Service Squad, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Greenfields, 2; News- paper, 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook, 4. BEZIO, ROBERT 254 Dunnsville Road BLANCHARD, DAVID 304 Myrtle Ave. Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club, 1, 2, 3; Bowling, 1; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club, 2; Volleyball, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4; National Honor Society, 4, BROOMHALL, WILLIAM 220 Gifford’s Church Road BUTLER, MAUREEN R.D. 2 Weast Road Bowling, 3. CALIFANO, FRANK 3140 Turnbull Street Football Manager, 1; Basketball, 1; Baseball 2, 3,4; Bowling, 2, 3, 4. CAMERON, ALVERTA 265 Rotterdam Street Bowling, 3- CASLINE, MARIANNE Star Route, Rotterdam Jet. Y-Teens, 1, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Ski Club, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1; Bowling, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee, 3; Senior Play, 4. CELIA, TEDDI 64 Duanesburg Road Intramurals, 1, 2; Service Squad, 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta, 2, 3; Student Council, 2. CHRISTIE, DOUGLAS Box 17 Rice Road Football 1, 2. CLARK, SANDRA 13 Erie Street, Rotterdam Jet. Nurse’s Office Aide, 1, 2, 3; Library Aide, 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4; Sewing Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, 1; Bowling, 2. COLLIS, NANCY 228 JPYfco 2 Road Ext. Jr. Prom Committee 3; Student Council, 3, 4; Chorus, 3; Drama Club, 3; Intramurals, 3; Monkey Club, 3; Senior Play, 4; Cheerleading, 4; Yearbook, 4; National Honor Society, 4. CONSTANTINO, ADELAIDE R.D. 3 Putnam Road Student Council, 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1; Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3; In- tramurals, 2; Prom Court, 3; Secretarial Prac- tice, 3; Class Vice President, 4; Senior Play, 4; Yearbook, 4. COOK, EDSON 3380 Guilderland Ave. 146 Football, 1, 3, 4; Volleyball, 2, 3; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1, 2; Bowling, 2, 3; Track, 3; Weight Training, 2, 3. DEAN, RONALD I?D 3 Box 254 Schenectady DeLOREY, KATHLEEN 141 Mariaville Rd. Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Monkey Club, 1, 2; Class treasurer, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Court; F.E.S., 3; Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee. DeLOREY, RICHARD 150 Rotterdam Street Bowling, 1. DELL AQUILA, JAMES Elm Street, Rattersonville DeSORBO, MICHAEL 3270 Harold Street Service Squad, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball, 3. DICKERSON, GLENN Box 83 Rotterdam Jet. DONOHUE, LINDA 3206 Franklin St. Y-Teens, 3; Student Council, 3; Girls Bowling, 3, 4; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Senior Ball Planning Committee. DYGERT, MICHAEL RD 5 Wempie Rd. DUSSAULT, ROBERT 2712 Clyde Ave. EMERSON, MARK 162 Gordon Rd. Football, 2; Track, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country, 2, 3; Senior National Honor Society, 3, 4; Volleyball, 4. ENNIST, SHARYN 2 20 Rotterdam St. Service Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Monkey Club, 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Junior Prom Hostess; Phi Delta, 2; Stu- dent Council, 2; Intramurals, 2; A.F.S., 3, 4; German Club, 3; Model U.N., 4; Yearbook Staff. ETTORE, JOHN 2936 Myrtle Ave. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1; Vice President, 2; Senior Play; Student Council, 4. FARINA, WARREN 202 Dahlia St. FASULA, LARRY 240 Alain St. Rotterdam Jet. Basketball, 1, 2; Baseball, 1, 2; Football, 1; Weightlifting, 3; West Rotterdam Basketball League, 3, 4. FERRI, DOLORES 2922 Ford Ave. Sewing Club, 4. FERRI, GLORIA 2921 Ford Ave. Cheerleading, 1, 2; Volleyball Intramurals, 2, 3; Soccer, 3; Y-Teens, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Decorat- ing Committee; Sr. Ball Committee. FEUZ, JUDITH RD 3 Currybush Rd. Chorus, 1, 2; Bowling, 1; Service Squad, 2, 3; Basketball Intramurals, 2; Y-Teens, 3; Year- book Section Editor. FIGUEROA, MARIANNE Box 32 Schermerhorn Rd. Soccer, 1, 2; Volleyball, 2, 3; A.F.S., 3, 4; Sewing Club, 3; Senior Play. FIORELLO, FRANCIS 245 Frincetown Rd. Football, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting, 2, 3, 4; Track, 4. 147 FITZGIBBONS, MARY 6 Bradt St. Rotterdam Jet. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S., 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball, 2; Soccer, 2, 3; Ski Club, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Sr. Game Interscholastic Youth Council, 4; Yearbook Staff; Sr. Ball Committee; Honor Society Secretary, 4. FLAGG, HOLLY Box 372 Mariaville Rd. Service Squad, 2, 3. FLETCHER, CHERYL R.D. 5 Kelly Rd. Y-Teens, 3. GARNEY, NANCY R.D. 5 Dunnsville Rd. Girls Bowling, 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 1, 3, 4; Green- fields, 1; Soccer, 1; basketball, 2; Chorus, 3; Yearbook, 4. GETTER, DEBRA 10 Memory Lane Chorus, 1; Pep Squad, 1; Intramurals, 1; Sew- ing Club, 4. GETTER, WAYNE 10 Memory Lane Senior Play. GOEBEL, MARIE R.D. 3 Box 189 Y-Teens, 1; Band, 1, 4; Soccer, 1; Girls Bowling, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 2; A.F.S., 3, 4; Monkey Club, 4. GRAY, BARRY R.D. 1 Duanesburg Rd. Chorus, 1; Audio Visual, 2; Track, 2. HILLMAN, LEON R.D. 5 Evans Lane Soccer, 2, 3; Track, 2; Audio Visual, 3, 4; Vol- leyball, 4; Senior Play. HOFMANN, PAUL Pattersonville Cross Country, 1, 2; Track, 1, 2; Ski Club, 1, 2. HOLUB, DAVID R.D. 3 Mariaville Rd. Football, 1, 2. HODOROWSKI, FRANK Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres- ident, 2; Student Council, 4. HOPKINS, NANCY 127 Rotterdam St. Cheerleader, 1; Chorus, 1, 4; Monkey Club, 1, 4; Ski Club, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook, 4; A.F.S., 4; Sr. Ball Committee. HOPMEIER, BRUCE R.D. 3 Dunnsville Rd. Baseball, 1; Track, 2; Football, 3; Bowling, 3. JASON, ROBERT 3666 Guilderland Rd. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling, 3; Senior Play. JAZEBOSKI, CATHALEEN 3662 Guilderland Ave. Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball, 2, 3; Bowling, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Prom Queen; Y-Teens, 3; Yearbook, 4; Senior Play; Sr. Ball Committee. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY Box 219 A R D. 3 Dunnsville Rd. KASZUBSKI, KAREN R.D. 2 Delanson Bowling, 1, 2; Chorus, 1, 2; Sewing Club, 2; Newspaper, 3. KELLER, VICKI 320 Aupander Dr. Rotterdam Jet. Chorus, 1, 2; Intramurals, 2; Sewing Club, 3, 4. KLINE, GARY 346 Terrace Rd. Football, 1, 2, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President, 2; A.F.S., 3, 4; German Club President, 3; Honor Society, 148 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Yearbook, 4; Senior Play. JACK KOCHEM 2820 Caroline Ave. KRITZ, CLAIRE 3337 Guilderland Rd. Y-Teens, 2; Sewing Club, 4. LaVALLEE, RONNEY R.D. 3 Newell Rd. Band, 1; Football, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1; Student Council, 1, 2, 3; Tennis, 2, 3; Senior Play; Phi Delta. LEGGIERO, LOUIS 4 Bridge St. Rotterdam Jet. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Training, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; Worlds of Shakespeare, 2, 3; Senior Play; Phi Delta. LIEBIG, PAULINE R.D. 1 Birchwood Dr. Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Volley- ball, 2, 3; Student Council, 2; Service Squad, 3, 4; German Club, 4; A.F.S., 4; Senior Play. LONG, LAUREL R.D. 3 Mariaville Rd. Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 3. LONGO, RONALD •29 Caroline Ave. Football, 1; Bowling, 1, 2, 3, 4. MAROTTA, FRANK Rotterdam Jet. Band, 1; Football, 1; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Class President, 4. MARTIN, SUSAN Rice Rd. Student Council, 1; Bowling, 1, 2; Y-Teens, 3; Y-Teens President, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Editor; Senior Play; Sr. Ball Com- mittee. MASTERPOLL, CHERYL R.D. 3 Bluff Rd. Chorus, 1, 2; Student Council, 2; Sewing Club, 3, 4. McCLAINE, MARC R.D. 1 Pangburn Rd. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Play. McCLENAHAN, KAY R.D. 3 Schermerhorn Rd. Monkey Club, 1, 2, 3; Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club President, 4; Volleyball, 1, 2, 3; Soccer, 1; Girl Scouts, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Play; Sr. Ball Committee. McKEON, KATHY R.D. 2 Delanson Bowling, 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Squad, 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; A.F.S., 2; News- paper, 2; Y-Teens, 3; Student Council, 4. MENNILLO, ROBERT 3290 Harold St. Student Council, 1, 2, 3; Soccer, 1, 3, 4; Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1; Class Vice-Pres- ident, 3. MILLER, MARCIA 793 Mariaville Rd. Chorus, 1, 3; Sewing Club, 3, 4. NEZNEK, DAVID R.D. 2 Delanson Northern Schalmont Basketball, 1, 2. PACKARD,CAROLYN R.D. 3 NeW IU Drama Club, 1; Greenfields, 4. PASQUARIELLO, SANDY 288 Currybush Rd. Bowling, 1, 3; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3; intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee and Court; Sr. Ball Committee. PENDT, ED 145 Mariaville Rd. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer, 4. 149 PHANEUF, MARY State St. Chorus, 1, 3, 4; Greenfields, 1, 4; Service Squad, 1,2,3. PIOTROWSKI, DONNA R.D. 2 Delanson Newspaper, 1; Monkey Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council, 1, 2; Student Council Secretary, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide, 1; Service Squad, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Editor; Sr. Ball Committee. PITT, LORETTA R. 3349 Guilderland Rd. Sewing Club, 1, 2, 4; Chorus, 3. RELYEA, PATRICIA 3533 Guilderland Ave. Chorus, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3; Service Squad, 1, 2; Bowling, 1, 2; Student Council, 1; News- paper, 2; Intramurals, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Secretarial Service, 4; Senior Play; Sr. Ball Com- mittee; Ski Club. RENNA, NICK 766 Duanesburg Rd. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Weight Lifting, 3, 4; Track, 2, 4; Parliamentarian, 4. RIGNEY, DANNY 802 Duanesburg Rd. Bowling, 1, 2; School Store, 1, 4; Baseball man- ager, 1; West Rotterdam Basketball, 4. ROGER, ROGIN 2712 Clyde Ave. ROONEY, JEFF R.D. 5 Gifford Church Rd. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2; Football, 1; Cross Country, 2; Soccer, 4. RUSKOWSKI, LARRY 112 Glenville St. Bowling, 1, 2, 3; Track, 2; Sr. Ball Committee. SCHIHER, STANLEY Box 436 Duanesburg Rd. Bowling, 1, 2; Chorus, 1, 2; Track, 2; Soccer, 3; German Club, 3; Volleyball, 4; Senior Play. SERRANO, CARMEN 303 Terrace Rd. A.F.S., 4; Model U.N., 4. SGARLATA, BARBARA 2776 Maida Lane Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3; Jr. National Honor So- ciety, 1; Y-Teens, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee and Court; Volleyball, 3; Soccer, 3; Yearbook; Sr. Ball Committee. SILFVENIUS, PAULA 75 County Line Rd. Carmalettes, 1, 2; Student Council, 3; Y-Teens, 3, 4; Yearbook; Senior Play; Library Aide, 4. SMITH, TIM R.D. 5 Box 187 Band, 1, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1; Yearbook. SORELLA, DIANE 215 Rotterdam St. Cheerleading, 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens, 2, 3; Volleyball, 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee and Court; Yearbook; Sr. Ball Committee. STIENBURGH, JAMES 7 Erie St. Box 416 Bowling, 1, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2; Church Basket- ball, 4. STOMSKI, GAIL R.D. 3 Gregg Rd. Drama Club, 1; Service Squad, 3; Y-Teens, 3. SWEET, KEN Florida Rd. Pattersonville Senior Play. TAYLOR, BRAD 3250 Mortin St. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball, 4. 150 TOUCHETTE, MARIE R.D. 3 Box 264 Chorus, 1, 2; Service Squad, 1, 2; Y-Teens, 3; Sr. Ball Hostess, 3; Jr. Sr. Game, 3; Yearbook. TROUP, GREG R.D. 3 Photo Club, 1, 2; Student Council, 1; School Newspaper, 2, 3; Tennis, 3; Yearbook. TYTKO, CYNTHIA 306 Terrace Rd. Greenfields, 1, 4; Student Council, 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading, 1, 2; A.F.S., 3, 4; Model U.N., 3, 4; Yearbook; Senior Play. VAN SCHAICK, ROBERT 171 Gordon Rd. Football, 1, 4; Baseball, 1, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Tennis, 2; Soccer, 3; Senior Play; Yearbook. WAGNER, PAUL 3521 Guilderland Rd. Soccer, 1, 2; Library Aide, 2, 3; A.V. Club, 3, 4. WEAKLEY, JUDY R.D. 2 Delanson Cat Club, 1; Chorus, 2, 3; Sewing Club, 4. WELLS, GAIL 286 Main St. Rotterdam Jet. Band, 1, 2, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling, 2, 3; Soccer, 2; Volleyball, 2; Service Squad, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Game, 4. WENSLEY, GARY Route 69, Guilderland Rd. Bowling, 1, 2. WICKSTEAD, JIM 627 Mariaville Rd. Chess Club, 3; Senior Play; Ski Club, 4. WILLIAMSON, CLIFFORD Settles Hill Rd. Drama Club, 2; A.V. Club, 2; Service Squad, 3. WNUK, WAYNE R.D. 3 Gregg IU . WOOD, SUSAN Main St. Rotterdam Jet. Library Aide, 2. YOUNG, LINDA R.D. 1 Pattersonville Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Service Squad, 1, 2, 4; Bowling, 1; Volleyball, 2; Yearbook Editor; Senior Play. 151 ADVERTISEMENTS 152 PATTERSONVILLE, RUG STORE GEORGE A. McKEON Phone: 887-2421 RUGS—WALL TO WALL Box No. 2 Route 5S Pattersonville, N. Y. 12137 HUDSON'S MARKET Pattersonville, New York mJ, Phone:887-2671 Compliments of SPORTMEN'S NIGHT SOFTBALL Compliments of TABLE TALK PIES Best Wishes to the Class of '66 BELLEVUE BUILDERS SUPPLY Broadway Schenectady, New York BERICAL'S ICE CREAM DINER Route 7, Duanesburg EL 5-9853 Hamburg Street, Carmen EL 5-9866 Compliments of BELLEVUE HARDWARE Compliments of PROCTOR'S STUDIOS Compliments 'Ssstfr LA MALFA BROTHERS BARBER YA SHOP W 355 Duanesburg Road 5 Corners 1 PHIL PETE—Proprietors '7 ' STYLE BEGINS AT LAFAYETTE FOR MEN 438 State Street Opposite Jay Street Schenectady, New York PHONE: FR 4-8726 ANNEMARIE'S FLOWER SHOPPE A Complete Flower Service 1330 State Street Schenectady CLARENCE MILLER MEN'S BOYS' INC. 1300 Altamont Ave. at Shoporama Schenectady, New Yorlc 12306 Compliments of SHOPORAMA HOUSE OF CHARMS Compliments of MICHELE'S HAIR STYLISTS PIGGLY WIGGLY MARKET 2627 Broadway Schenectady, N. Y. AL BATTA'S SERVICE STATION SERVICE THAT SATISFIES 2511 Broadway Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of STONEY ACRES NURSERY Compliments of LEE'S TEXACO STATION Congratulations to the Class of 1966 THE CARL COMPANY FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG— AND THE YOUNG AT HEART ROBERTS PIANO COMPANY Your Exclusive Baldwin Piano and Organ Representative for Upstate New York Magnavox Stereo Television 203 State Street Schenectady, New York CLEANERS TAILORS ’cX s Compliments of GABRIELS MARKET FURS UNIFORMS 1610 State Street Tel. 374-8434 Schenectady, New York 12306 Compliments of HENNEL’S FUEL OIL CORPORATION Compliments Compliments of of HERMIE'S MUSIC STORE ROTTERDAM SHELL STATION Compliments Compliments of of DAVE NEIL SHELDON SANDRA'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of Compliments McDOUGALL'S of LUMBER OIL CO. 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AUTO TRUCK TOWING SPECIALIZING—ONE STOP SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT RIVERSIDE LANES PRECAST CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS DRAIN FIELDS EXCAVATING TRENCHING GRADING LAWN—DRIVEWAYS RETAINING WALLS BLUE STONE FX-LAB PRODUCTS FX 4, 5, 7, II An Invitation to all Schalmont Central High School 1966 Girl Graduates, between June 10 and July 10 at Maurice B. Graubart Sons Jewelers 166 Jay Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of JEWETTS for the purpose of registering your silver pattern and receive a sterling silver graduation gift from us. You are invited to select the design of your choice from our large variety of patterns. ANNA MARIE'S BEAUTY CENTER Maurice B. Graubart Sons Jewelers 355 Duanesburg Road 5 Corners Phone: 355-2980 166 Jay Street Schenectady, N. Y. Member of the American Gem Society Phone: FR 4-5404 Specializing in Permanents Tinting—Bleaching—Haircutting All to Suit Your Individual Personality COMPUMENTS OF MOHAWK ACRES SKIP JO WILCOX Rotterdam Junction New York 887-5555 For any banking information, stop in or call the office most convenient to you. GUILDERLAND—WESTMERE KARNER RD. at WESTERN AVE. of SCOTIA MOHAWK AVE. at TEN BROECK NISKAYUNA BALLTOWN ROAD at NOTT ST. COLONIE CENTRAL AVE. at KILLEAN PARK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WE'RE SAD TO SEE YOU SENIORS LEAVE GOOD OLD SCHALMONT HIGH You've been good customers and we have enjoyed working with and for you. Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with you— Before you go, tell the under- classmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation announcements. 38 years of service to the schools in Eastern New York HODGKINS OF BALFOUR P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 Gus Hodgkins—Bob Gray—Don Nash Jim Gerding—Tony Scaring A DEAD END STREET? When commencement is over, whe.re do you go from there? Not too many years ago, a high school education was sufficient for most jobs; college was almost a lux- ury except for those who planned ca- reers in such fields as medicine and law. Today, the pattern is entirely dif- ferent. Advances in technology affect everyone in every business . . . and, frankly, a high school education is sel- dom enough to equip you to meet the challenge of the present ... to help you get a job with a future. What’s the answer? More educa- tion . . . four-year colleges, junior col- leges, community colleges, technical schools, extension courses, anything at all which will increase your knowl- edge, develop your personal skills. There are jobs waiting . .. but these jobs call for knowledge and skill. Gen- GE eral Electric is just one of the many companies which will have job open- ings in the years to come for those who can meet job requirements. There are new products, new technologies on today’s drawing boards . . . with still others yet to be thought of . . . which will call for people with education, training and ability. The future needs not only men and women to come up with ideas, but also people to put those ideas into practice . . . designers and developers, scientists and sales- men, technicians and teachers . . . people with sufficient education to fill jobs. Now it’s up to you. You may choose the broad highway open to you through more education ... or wander down the dead end street of lost opportuni- ties. If you keep learning, you’ll keep growing . . . growing with our nation in the age of space. NERALA ELECTRIC SCHENECTADY PLANT Weddings—Passports—Yearbooks Child Photography FR 4-8721 135 Jay Street Schenectady, N. Y. Compliments of Your Official Photographer for the 1966 Le Sabre RAMARK STUDIOS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 ALCO ALCO PRODUCTS, INC. Schenectady Plant Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of '66 CHARLES P. BURKE—SUPERVISOR Compliments of the Town Hall Vinewood Ave. Rotterdam, New York SCHALMONT SERVICE SQUAD JOSEPH'S PHARMACY 2541 Albany Street 393-3644 Free Delivery In NO OTHER FIELD than business are CAREERS SO UNLIMITED! INSURE YOUR FUTURE! ★ FOUR MAJOR COURSES OF STUDY ★ FULL ACTIVITIES, SOCIAL PROGRAMS ★ LIFETIME PLACEMENT DEPARTMENT ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 WASHINGTON AVE., ALBANY, N. Y. 12210 SEND FOR FREE CATALOG Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of JliAL MOTOR INN Nearest to GE and T truway Exit 26 ROUTE 5S SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK PHONE FR 2-4731 ABELOVE’S LINEN SUPPLY, INC. 303—GREEN STREET SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK EXpress 3-0186 CANDAGE PONY FARM Rotterdam Junction, N. Y. 887-5566 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Compliments of SCHALMONT STUDENT COUNCIL You Pay No More At Wallace's . . . You Set Much More At Wallace's!! SCHENECTADY PLYMOUTH INC. CHRYSLER AND VALIANT 1016 State St. New Cars FR 2-3334 1036 State St. Used Cars FR 2-3532 COMPLIMENTS OF SCHALMONT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT STORE A Complete Line of School Supplies and Review Books