Schoharie Central High School - Yo Sko Ha Ro Yearbook (Schoharie, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

401fo YO-£fcO-M4-RO Qckoo QcMictAi , M wYcnk i 2 Bifid Btwiwt U i . WE®tOuvBuAto i BuSi u $$ DtyjCtnJbto iflt Ckcu uncuv The Class of 1976 is proud to dedicate the 1976 Yo Sko Ha Ro to the Schoharie Central Business Department Chairman, Mr. William Burton. Mr. Burton, a native of Schoharie has taught in our school system since 1947. A graduate of Ryder College, Mr. Burton has also taught in Manesquam, NY, Windsor, NY, Altamont and Bethlehem Central in Delmar, NY. Mr. Burton has done extensive work for the State Education Department as a consultant in business education. An avid sportsman, Mr. Burton enjoys going to hockey games at RPI in Troy. Mr. Burton and his wife, Evelyn, have a son and a daughter. The class of '76 would like to wish Mr. Burton the best of everything! 3 1974JuwZO't P'tOttv ' ROW 1: C. Johnston, Crown Bearer, R. Oilman, Princess, J. Goblet. Prince, T. Kyme, Crown Bearer. ROW 2: C. Rodriguez. M. Burns, A. Karker, N. Gaige, K. Garufi, R. Paul. M. Henry, 1974 Princess, C. Spies. 1974 Prince, D. Herrick, D. Babbiti, D. Largeteau, T. Mansheffer, W. Schell, K. Remmers. 4 5 ''AWktfm ShAo Pak ’ ROW 1: D. Keyser, Crown Bearer, D. Herrick, King, T. Fagnani, Queen, C. Pierce, Crown Bearer. ROW 2: D. Largeieau, T. Seebold S Fagnani, W. Schell, J. Murray. 1975 King. K. Bice, 1975 Queen, R. Paul, N. Gaige, A. Karker, K. Kyme. ' TU Abbey’ CcWficWy, NJ.V. fl uchlS, 1976 6 Ai Yes, it was the month of September in the year of '63. We just entered the hallowed halls of what we would later call our school. My, we were all of five and getting up in the world! Get up in the morning with big brother and sister, have a free bus ride to school, only go for half a day, and still have the afternoon just for play! Daniel Babbitt Lorraine Balfe James Donald Bender Birch' 8 Lonne Blodgett What more could a person want? Then came first grade. We got to stay for a whole day! Wasn’t this a new thing! We got to see each other and talk and meet for an entire day, not just half of it. In second grade we would change classes more often. Now we went from class to class for our reading. We met other people and each Debra Scott Bunnell Burger Joyce Braman 9 Donna Clapper other and got to know others better. Little did we suspect that this idea of changing classes for subjects would eventually govern our every move in high school. Now that I think of it, I think the whole theory behind this class changing was to condition us for what was to come later. Sneaky lot, those second grade teachers, pulling a trick Glenn Cleveland 10 Brenda Egnor Diana Fagnani Thersa Fagnani Jane Engle Stephen Fagnani Mary Fancher like that. Third grade brought about more changes. We took trips and visited museums. By this time we were eight years old and growing. Most of us stood over four feet tall now! The year was 1967 and we were in fourth grade. My, how the time seemed to fly! All of us were now in the very end of the elementary building, almost near the gym and all those gigantic high school people! Just think, only nine more years of school work completed, and we would be at the top! It seemed like forever at the time. Fifth grade! Now we were in the high school building with all the other people. We played against each other in recess and started to form values and learn about the world as it affected us. The n Sheryl Filmer election for president was held and we discussed the various candidates and why we liked or disliked what they stood for. This year we got a chance to vote ourselves and elect who we thought would be the best possible person to represent us. (Maybe we'll elect the right person this time!) Sixth grade and they moved us again! Now we were put in the outhouses, better Nancy Gaige Crystal Fisher Kathy Garufi 12 m Dean Herrick known as the mobile classrooms. I think they were preparing our later life with all that moving from place to place. Then we hit the seventh grade, or rather, it hit us. Changing classes on every bell, males for teachers, and now we were considered a part of the high school. The high school! Yes, we started to call and regard it as ”our building and our” school. No longer David Hotaling William Bonnie Jacobsen Kane Shawn Hewett 13 Judith Karker David Keller Vicki Kearney Mary Kennedy w� were we little kids. They were in the other” part of the school. September of 1972 brought us into the grade of eight. We all had to write about the histories of our families. (Some of us should have let things lie.) At this point we were developing theories and ideas about what we would be and what we would do. The next year, you see, we would Debra Langan Brian Largeteau Donald Largeateau Deborah Lauterbach be in high school for real, in word as well as in deed. Seventh and eighth grade also brought about the chance to become involved in clubs and extra- curricular activities for the first time in our school career. Most seventh graders were not allowed to join high school clubs, but we did have a Boy's Basketball team and an activity Michelle Livingston period. In eighth grade, we, for the first time, got to become the sole body of a school newspaper, The Arrowhead. It took a lot of work, but we always put out a monthly paper which was read by everyone from the principal down. It included cartoons, editorials, car news. Dear Crabby, right down to personal spotlights on both students and Paula Gene Mickel Murphy Timothy Mansheffer Doreen Meehan Mitchiko Nakamori 16 % teachers. It sold good and we were always proud of it. In the beginning of our high school years we started to plan for our future. There were all kinds of different occupations to choose from. So we had to take certain subjects or training to prepare ourselves for our favorite, future occupation. Now that we have had our training or knowledge we have to go Elaine Orcutt Jose Deborah Margaret Osario Ostermann Ostermann 17 Robert Renee Parslow Paul Tina Palmer out in the big world and put it to use. The ninth grade! We all could be in clubs and activities if we wanted; be active voices in what we thought ought to be done for and by us as students and future leaders. The activities were not limited now - just to our own school, though. Now we were involved with other schools from around the county and around the state. In actuality, 18 Karl Remmers Melissa Rivenburgh Patrick Pierce though, we were growing up. Dances were always fun to organize, like our Sadie Hawkins Dance. Everyone pitched in to set up cornstalks, hay bales, streamers, and all the other things which were scattered around the dance floor. It was a fun night with the bales breaking apart and the cornstalks falling over on top of loving couples. But there was laughter in the air and fun in 19 Susan Rose Martha Rowe everyone's heart. Yes, we were no longer children. The world was changing and we, as people and young adults were changing with it. You could see it, we could feel it, and everyone knew it. The whole attitude of what we as a class in tenth grade believed in was different from just a few years earlier. Things we had never questioned or believed or supported became reality, and Marianne Sacket Kathleen Santos Gregory Sagendorf Wayne Schell 20 with it came our awareness of just how much this very world affected us and would affect us in the future. This awareness became even more evident in the junior year. Some of us got jobs, got cars, and became involved with each other more, not just in the classroom, but also outside the room. Some of us had the experience of playing on a championship team or attending the Junior Prom. The class of '76 presented If” on May 10, 1975. This was an elegant night when everyone dressed up in suits and gowns. Definitely a night to be remembered. Of course, our Senior Ball will be important in our minds also. This took place on March 13, 1976 at The Patrick Schermerhorn Kevin Scofield Paul Schoenecker Jeffrey Seals 21 Thomas Seebold Donna Simmons Terri-Ann Melissa Brian Skinner Smida Smith Abbey Restaurant in Guilderland, with A Whiter Shade of Pale” as its theme. We seemed to accept and treat each other now as adults and expected others to do so also. We partied, we drank, we fooled around, we met more and more people whom we identified with and got to understand and talk to. This year, we are seniors. The graduation we will soon attend John Stoddard 22 James Stolberg Mark Stolzenburg Sylvia Swift means different things to different seniors. All of us have different ideas and different ways of applying what we believe in as we feel best. We each have and hold certain memories which, to us, are special. None of us can or could be expected to have all the same ideas of right and wrong, good and bad, or between beauty and ugliness. But, indeed, it is these Claire Trapp Rufis Varin 23 Cindy Dale Vedder Vogelien Kevin Walker Steven Walker Judy Scott Westfall Wheelock varieties, these differences, which makes us, the class of '76, a class unique. Our class has shown energetic participation in the field of fund raising events. With the guidance of good advisors, the class raised a sum of over $ in the years of 72 through 76. It was under the supervision of Mr. McCallister that the ball first started rolling. Throughout ninth and tenth grades, such events as numerous bake sales, Spaghetti and Pancake suppers, and the collossal containers sale placed the class of 1976 out in front in money raising. In eleventh grade, Mr. Brundage and Mrs. DeGroff took over. It was in this year that the class held the traditional magazine sale that every Junior class holds. We set a high goal; to sell two 24 Leslie Jeffrey Wilber Wilsey Cindy Wise Patricia Wishart Bruce Wolford thousand dollars worth of magazine subscriptions within a three week deadline. (Which by the way was one of the highest goals ever set!) We not only reached, but exceeded our goal. Thomas Woods 25 Kelly Teni Yanson Zwick With this money collected over the past three years, we were able to hold a beautiful and successful Junior Prom and Senior Ball. We were lucky as a class to have had so much luck in fund raising events. Proudly we can say that it was through the effort of the entire class of '76 that we, the class of '76, succeeded. Graduation - June 25, 1976! This date marks the finalization of thirteen years spent to achieve the very valued piece of paper known as a high school diploma. We've won the right to leave the place we've spent almost a third of our lives. This day means the end to some, a time to party for many, and just the beginning of life for the rest. This marks the date that our class will be together as a whole for the last time. As we march to the tune of POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE, we may reflect back to the memories, friendships, laughs, tears, and hopefully knowledge we have obtained from these past thirteen years. It is a day of relief, knowing that tomorrow we will face the world where the certainties that we experienced in high school are few. We can only hope that these years of school have prepared us for a future of happiness and success. After this day, we will be the outsiders and only have the memories of the Class of 1976 to link us with Schoharie Central School. Such few words of thought can’t begin to express our true emotions . . . 26 MOST ARTISTIC Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Kyme Mark Stolzenburg Scott Gigandet Renee Paul BEST DRESSED BEST DRIVERS Ruey Ottman Karl Remmers Walt Pazeerski Tina Palmer FUNNIEST MUTT AND JEFF Beth Aernecke Mitch Nokamori Pat Schermerhorn Paul Schoenecker BEST DANCERS CLASS FLIRTS Jacques Thompson Don Largeteau Vicki Kearney Terry Fagnani FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC Jimmer Goblet Dean Herrick Kathy Garufi Marianne Sacket CLASS CLOWNS MOST DRAMATIC Nancy Gaige Judy Westfall Jim Stolberg Jim Stahl SHYEST LIBERATED AND M.C.P. Ben Donaghy Dan Babbitt Joyce Braman Kelly Yanson LOUD MOUTHS MISCHIEF MAKERS Kathy Santos Lonne Blodgett John Stoddard Tom Seebold 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Last WmM (W Test m it I, Beth A. Aemecke, will to all my friends joy and happiness throughout the rest of their lives. I, Elaine Aucompaugh, will to all my classmates, Mark 12:30; and thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment. I, Daniel Babbitt, leave to those people who made school a little easier and rewarding, a word of thanks: (1.) my family, (2.) the coaches (most of them, anyway), (3.) the faculty and administration and especially (4.) God, who made the whole thing possible. I, Lorraine Balfe, will to Sally many safe landings on Planet 38; to Michellie a new babysitter and a bet that she'll never run into another person like me; To Debby and Rudi happiness and the best of everything. I, James Bender, will to my sisters, Cindy and Brenda all the love and happiness in the world. To my sister Joan, thanks for always being there when I need her help; and to my mother and father, thanks for being so kind and understanding. I, Lonne, will a bunch of good memories to my 5th period friends (especially Mare, Kel, Tina, and Diane); to my sisters, all the memories I have had; To Mr. Clarke my book of con; and to my mother . . . Love. I, Joyce Braman, will to my sisters, Karen and Diane, good luck in making it through their school years; to Bonnie and Dicky, happiness always; to Beth thanks for being such a great friend; and to all my friends continued happiness forever. I, Debby Bunnell, will to everybody, as much fun as we had in our senior year. I, Scott Burger, will to the underclassmen my list of teachers’ signatures so they can forge their own passes. To anyone who thinks he’s cool enough - the ability to skip class and roam halls all day without getting caught. To Dave - one straight-jacket and muzzle, and to my senior class - not a damn thing! I, Michele Burns, leave to Mr. Gebe, a new set of patience; to Leslie, a pair of sparkling eyes; to Cindy, clam dip and squareback's picnic; to Sharon, the boys from Iowa; to Nancy, an inspiring life filled with love; and to OOB my I.L.T. I, Shari Cater, will to Judy, Erin, and Bernie a lifetime of happiness and lots more of those little talks that helped so much; to the rest of my friends and family, a great big, thanks” and all my love. I, Donna Clapper, will to my brothers and sisters, all the luck in the world; and to my wonderful parents, which I love, I want to thank them for everything they've done for me, and making me the person I am today. 41 I, Pat Darling, will to my brother Jack good times in his remaining years at S. C. S. and the best of luck on the football team; to Patty thanks for always being around when ''Bets” decides to go on the blink. And I give all my love to my husband and to my daughter. I, Tim Dane, will Louie, Dud, Tucker, Miz, Jeff, Deb, Vicki, Kel, Merse, Tina, Terri, Jim, Mare, Lonnie, Tim, Ernie, Pickles, Glady, Patty, Tony, Diane, and Sue, bigger and better parties. To Peg, all the happiness in the world! I, Brenda Egnor, will Elaine the best of luck for the next seven years, to Connie, the ability to quit smoking; to my brothers, Keith and Steven, the ability to stay out of trouble, and to all, good luck! I, Jane Engle, will to my nieces Laurie and Sue V. the best of luck in their school years. I thank my parents for everything, and making me the person I am. To all my friends, remember the good times. To my Senior Class the best in the future. I, Diana Fagnani, will to Matt and little Matti all the love and happiness that I can give them; and to my parents, brothers, and in-laws thanks for being the greatest. I, Steve Fagnani, will to my brothers the ability to play football at Schoharie without getting discouraged, to my sisters (the four lettermen) common sense. And to Laurie, all the good memories and happiness we’ved shared. I, Terry Fagnani, will to my brothers, sisters, and nephew, all my love and happiness in hopes they will reach for the highest star; to my parents, thank you for your love and understanding; to Kathy, four years of our past friendship, with more years ahead of us; and to John L. - a special place in my heart forever! I, Mary Fancher, will that Rusty and I have a good and happy marriage and all healthy normal children; to my parents, thanks for standing by my side; and to Annie and Elaine, thanks for always being good friends. I, Sheryl Filmer, will to Ron, the car; Carole, a room to herself; to both, happiness and good times; to Ruey, Wayne, Cathy, Sue, and Renee, memories of laughter and impossible dreams; things funnier than . . . To Deano my Shrinko - thanks. To all my friends, my longlasting friendship and to my parents - thank-you. I, Crystal Fisher, will my sincere thanks and appreciation to my Mom and Dad for all the Love, Guidance and Understanding that they've given me; and to the Seniors to come, may their Senior year be as good as mine was. I, Nancy Gaige, will to my friends and family this quote: Smile, all things must pass: To Jim Goblet THANKS! To Bill the weight class of his choice; to one of my most treasured friends, some more good times. And to Bob, all the happiness in the world, also an unending thank-you . . . 42 I, Kathy Garufi, will - to my brother Joe the ability to care, help and comfort Mom, as you're the only one left; to Mom my love and thanks; to Terry and Shawn, - memories last forever - as I hope our friendship, and to Cheryl I give my brother and more kisses. I, Scott Gigandet, will to Gerri, my sister, hope that she'll enjoy her next twelve years at S.C.S.; to Jess and Hiedi, good luck and good times; to Adam, a 90 average; to the wrestlers, cauliflower ears and nickname of superfish; and to Jake, thanks for being a friend. I, Jim Goblet, will to Mr. Gabe many more quiet” F.F.A. trips; to Coach Seamons, a league Championship and a team for states; to my parents, my Love and Thanks for the Guidance you have given me. To everyone at S.C.S. a hope for the future; to Dean the plans we have made. I, MaryAnn Gorman, will to my two nieces Brynda and Diane better luck in school than I had; to Vic, cups not saucess. To Steve a new car and a nickle for every beer. To Mom and Dad, my Love and Thanks. I, Dean Herrick, will to Sam a muzzle; to my patients a new shrink; to Coach McCarthy, twelve inches of basketball players. To my parents, my Love and Thanks. To all of my good friends, my ever lasting friendship; to Jimmer a van for the future; and a smile to everyone to brighten up the day. I, Shawn Hewett, will to my two brothers lots of luck in hopes that they can make it through the years; to Kathy and Terry, Lots of memories; to Joesph G., lots of hugs and kisses, in hopes that someday he will want them. I, Bill Jacobsen, hope that all the future Seniors will take their schooling thoughtfully. I also hope that Scott Gigandet will grow a couple of inches to help his wrestling career if he attends college. I, Bonnie Kane, will to my parents thanks” for putting up with me all these years; to my friends I leave a smile.” And to my future hubby, Dick, I will my love, forever! I, Annie Karker, will to my mother my appreciation for her love and understanding; to Cheryl, a smile and a smack; to my favorite friends, all the laughter and love they can get. And to Michael a big sloppy kiss and me! I, Vicki Kearney, will to D. B. a heart full of memories; to Mare, a treasured friendship; to Mary, a small apartment. To my friends, a smile in your heart. Most of all to my family and Gram, I love you and thank you. I, Dave Keller, will to Karl Remmers, a junk yard full of Ford parts to keep his 67 Ford in running condition; and all my love to Pat and many years of happiness. I, Mary Kennedy, will to Vicki, some plastic sheeting; to Claire, better times than she already has; to my brother Kevin, my ability to stay out of trouble and most of all to my parents, a big thanks for caring, loving and most of all, understanding me. I, Mike Keyser, will my spot on the wrestling team and better driving ability than mine to my younger brother, Darren. I, Kathy Kyme, will to Cindi M. a successful party and a good time, in that order; to Pam R. my knowledge of proofs and my wardrobe of elegant threads, and to my favorite basketball player, Joe U., my worn out basketball, my size six sneakers, the memories, and my everlasting friendship. I, Deb Langan, will to Jeff, Michael, and Brian, joy and happiness forever; to all the special people I have known, many memories of all the great years and times we shared; and to Bill continued years of love and happiness. I, Brian Largeteau, will to my girlfriend, Tina, all my love in the years to come; to my best friend, Bryan Deffer, my 433 Yamaha, because he'll never have anything faster; and to Wayne Fink all the luck in the Army because he didn’t have any in school. I, Don Largeteau, will to Wayne Schell my parking place; to Karl Remmers, my 66 Chevy to beat on; to Dave Keller, my 69 in hopes he can afford it; to my brothers and sister, a lot of luck; and to Diana, all my love. I, Deborah Ann Lauterback, do hereby will to Shari, a life full of excitement; to Kathy, a life-time supply of Kleenex; to u future S.C.S. a score-keeper, and all the great times at the basketball games; and to Mr. Richard, many great Math Classes. I, Cristi Lighthall, will to my brothers, lots of luck in school, and hope that someday they will get out; to all my good friends, peace and happiness and to my parents, a lot of love. I, Michelle Livingston, will to my sisters, Monica and Marla, the strength to finish school Sane;” to Debby, sixteen little Rudis; to Larraine, a weekly pass to the funny farm; and to anyone I may have forgotten, a smile. I, Doreen Meehan, will all happiness possible to my sisters, Kathy and Bonnie. I am thankful for the special friendship given to me by Terri and Donna, and I will it that all the friends I leave behind have successful futures and eternal happiness. I, Paula Mickel, will to Becky, Kathy, and Roxanne a quiet lunch period; to Rob all my pheasants; and to all my good friends all the happiness and success in life. To Rick I will I Corinthians 13:4-8a. I, Gene Murphy, leave to Karl Remmers one cup of coffee for the morning after and to Dave Keller and Wayne Schell, a showroom full of Vettes. I, Michiko Nakamari, hope my American sisters and brothers enjoy their days; all best wishes to my friends. I'll never forget English and all about Schoharie. I hope to come again to Schoharie again. I, David Oksa, will to Steve and Marcia, best of luck; to Scrawny, a good wrestling record; to anyone who wants it, the right to get drunk during a play. I, Elaine Orcutt, will Jeanette, Lisa, and Harold, luck; to my parents, thanks for everything; to Diane and Sue, Tides; to Glady, places to go; to Connie and Brenda, ability to cope with everyone; to everyone at Pats, fun; and to Laushe’s thanks. I, Jose Osorio, having no material objects to bequeath; so hereby leave to all future students, my generally optimistic outlook and will to succeed. I, Deborah Ostermann, will to my friends a smile and the many beautiful memories of our friendships; to Larry, - a little prayer and a lot of love. To Mom and Dad, - thanks; and to Rob, - happiness with his millions. I, Margaret M. Ostermann, will to all the upcoming seniors the best year of school they ever will have. To all the graduating seniors, I wish them all the best in the future. I, Ruey Ottman, will to Miss Rinaldi, a 95 pound, forgetful cheerleader; to Cathy, Sue, Sheryl, and Renee, many great past memories and a bright look into the future; to Robbie, a world in which to grow; and to Wayne, many good times together and an airport” for old times sake. I, Tina Palmer, will to Sue and Jeff, a lot of good times yet to come; and to all of my friends, keep on smiling. I, Renee Paul, will to Sue, Sheryl, Ruey, and Cathy the strength, courage, love, and understanding needed for success and thanks; to my family, and some very special people - as much happiness as they've given me, and to Wendy a battered cheerleading list and a life full of smiles. I, Walt Pazderski, be it known to the executors of my estate that, I Walt Pazderski; leave the following to the following: My family: My continuing love and thanks for everything. My Friends and Classmates: A Bowl of Cherries. Carol and Claude: My sincere appreciation for putting up with me. And lastly but never leastly, Michele: A kiss, a tear, and a hope for tomorrow. I, Lydia Perry, will to Marianne, Coon, Merse, Cheryl, Tina, Kate, Ted, Missy, Jim, Tim, Mike and especially Mayer, Kayruth, Payut, and Frayun, happiness in hopes that they all have a great life. I, Laurel Perue, will to my sister. Crystal, good luck in her last year of school; to Billy R. a situation where he can say No problem and mean it; and to Connie a new deck of cards to continue playing canasta. I, Karl Remmers, will to Kathy all my love and happiness; to Wayne, my ability to be a successfull carpenter; and to Dave my 67 Ford if he can handle it!! I, Pat Perce, will one well 66 Merc. to Kathy S, and a lot of my best memories; to Bill M. my ability to skip school and get 45 drunk and get caught. To Denny G. a night of fun with Terry S. To Jim S. well. I, Catherine Anne Rodriguez, will to Pete and Kim each other; Mr. Clarke a bigger class than 1 had; Joe a touch of class,” Chris all my clothes; Ruey, Ann, Sheryl, Sue, Renee, Cheryl and Dale remember all the good we've had; Alice a floor she can't see. I, Karen Roennpagel, will to Leona Mann many thnaks for helping me make it through my senior year in hopes that she will make it too; to Sharon and Barb, my great ability to stay out of trouble; to Mr. Gebe, good luck as a father. I, Susan Rose, will to Miss Rinaldi, our quiet discussions; to Jacque, a lifetime supply of gum, to Danny a relevant cheerleading squad, to Peter, some Play Doe; and to Renee, Ruey, Cathy and Sheryl - We May Never Pass THIS Way Again and my eternal friendship. I, Marianne Sacket, will to Bizz, my hopes that she will try a little harder than I did; to my friends, a good time always; to Stolberg, someone perfect; and to my parents, thanks. I, Kathleen Santos, will to Cindi and Wheelie, bird-ox and the W.E.F.C.; to Dr. J. a pickle; to Chucky Margolis, $5.00 and oatmeal cookies; to Marietta, a hefalump; to Jimmer, some faith; to Laddie, Chump and to the homeroom table, Mr. MC. I, Wayne, Schell, will to Don L. a set of 1960-1969 Chevy's and a snowmobile that runs on a New Year's night; to the rest of my friends all the luck in the world; and to Ruey all my love and best wishes in the coming years, in college and in life. Keep a smile! I, Patrick J. Schermerhorn, will to anyone who has the desire to be a success, the willingness to work hard and to take pride in his or her accomplishments. I, Paul Schoenecker, will to Claire T. all my love for as long as she will have me! The taste of life was sweet before, but now that I've met Claire, nothing could be better. She's one girl I'll always be in love with. I, Kevin Scofield, will to my brothers Shane and Scott, a pair of sneakers. I hope they grow enough to fill them. To Cash McCarthy, another senior to pick on; to Chico, my accident-air flight insurance for football season; and to Kelly - lots of luck. I, Jeffrey Seales, will to my brothers and all future students of S.C.S. as much fun and good times as I have had. I will especially, to my brothers, my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Donna Simmons, will to Jimmie many more memorable times together; to Coleen best of luck in her school years; to Mr. Burton, the motto time is what you have most of. To Mr. Beal, more shy students like me; and to Patty, Tommy, and their little Darling, the best of luck. 46 I, Terri-Ann Skinner, will Mr. VanDetta a clothes color chart; Mr. Lytle, a new plicker Kid; to Paula, love and happiness; to Kev, a lifetime of fun memories; and to Charles Lee, all the love and happiness that comes into our lives. I, Melissa Smida, will to Mom and Dad all the thanks and love in the world. To Mike and Mitch, all the success and fun in life, and to David, a lifetime full of happiness and our special song, Nothing is Impossible. I, Brian Smith, will to the X-C team, my spectacular skill as team captain; to my friends, good luck and happiness in all that you may venture, and to my parents, a special thanks for keeping me. I, Cheryl Sokol, will to Kel, our old friendship in exchange for a new one; to Annie, the best times I've ever had since I met you. To Kathy and Terry more laughs and lots of love. To Pizza ... a kiss; and to my special pollack everything. I, James Stahl, will to Mr. PoloCastro, one good two miler; to Alice, my place on the X-country team; to Mr. Rickard, one terminal. To Jeff, Mike, and Pat, one good laugh; and to Joe, my name, Daisy. I, Mark Stolzenburg, will to Cindy Faber, one extra year at S.C.S. for the one she’ll miss; to Vicki Shepard, one pair of six-inch platforms; to Mr. Gabe and the F.F.A., one state convention; and to the Class of ”76, memories. I, Sylvia Swift, will my brother, Steve, a driver's license; and to my brother Danny, good party days in the future; to my sister Vivian, to grow up like me; and to the younger kids, keep going where I left off. I, Jacque Thompson, will to Mr. Group, an offensive line; to Mr. Clarke, an all- expenses paid vacation to Summit; to Mr. McCarthy, more left-handed black ballplayers; to Dean, the continuation of a friendship that has been quite an experience, and to my many friends that I have come to know and love, Think how the world would be if only for an instant we could share our memories with everyone. I, Claire Trapp, will to a very special guy all my love; to Millie and Ollie, thanks. To my brothers Earl and George may you succeed in all you attempt; to Linda D. remember all the fun we had and all the trouble we got into; to my friends love and luck always. I, Cindy Vedder, will to my sisters and brothers all the luck that they'll need to make it through high school. To Mary, Kathy and Katie all the luck and happiness in the world. To Ernie all the love and happiness that he'll need. And to the lunch table of period seven, all the joys in the world. I, Dale Vogelien, will to my fellow graduates, good luck and strength in obtaining their future goals; and to the following special people: Paul V., Joe V., Cindy, Rocky, Jean, Carole, Joe U., Tim, Paul M., Kim, Annie, Alice, and Danny, 47 thanks. Remember your time will come to shine. I, Kevin Walker, will to Jeff, Dan, Dawn, Greig, and Brad the best of luck in future years at S. C. S.; to Mom and Dad thanks for everything, and in making me get through school; and to Dawn and Terri, remember all the good times here at S.C.S. I, Steve Walker, will nothing to David Oksa, Rick Baily or JEFF WILSEY and everything to a person who already knows who she is. I, Judy Westfall, will to all my friends and family, a great Big Thank you!'' To Jim, I will all my love and a life of happiness together. I, Scott Wheelock, will to anyone in the Junior Class who can find the bottle of gin in the boysroom, you’ll win a bottle. I, Leslie Wilber, will to visit Mr. B. as often as possible. And will to anyone the chance to sleep in class as I did. I, Jeff Wilsey, will to Mr. Rickard, one giant computer; to John, Chris, Allen, and Jack all the food they can eat; to Mike, Pat, and Jim, all the fun we’ve had; and to Cindy, just plain good luck. I, Cindy Wise, will to Pat, a dependable car; to Patty, thanks for listening and may dreams become realities; to Kolin, all the love, luck and happiness he can possibly fit into his senior year and the years to come. I, Patty Wishart, will to my good friend Pat, the best of luck with the limousine in hopes that it doesn't break down on a back road; and to Cindy, the best of luck always with, her guy. I, Kelly K. Yanson, will to Cheryl, a friend in case she finds the need for one. To Merse, an artist going insane, and apartment. To my social group, Thanks for the memories. ’’ I, Terri Zwick, will to my sisters, all the happiness they can find. To all my special friends, thanks for all the memories; to Sandy, a better love life; to my brother A1 - a permanent job, and a special person to fulfill his life; and to Woody, all my love for as long as he wants me. 48 dm, 4 1977 ROW 1: C. Tilison, E. Bailey. ROW 2: G. Becker. S. Barton, L. Brady, C. Vedder. ROW 3: W. Benninger, D. Borst, T. Stimson, L. Deitz, S. Swift, B. Courlis, R. Tompkins, S. Chase, M. Cook. ROW 4: R. Timosevich, R. Becker, A. Colby, C. Teale, T. Franolic, A. Bender, D. Calderon, R. Bailey, D. Cleveland, K. DeGroff. ROW 1: R. Jennings. R. Gaige, D. Tosh. ROW 2: W. Henry, M. B. Guernsey, V. Eaton, K. Delligan, J. VanDerwerken, L. Cummings, C. Faber. ROW 3: C. Holt, R. Filmer, D. Detweiler, K. Ingraham. K. Johnston, C. Yuhas, A. VanDerwerken, M. Trask. 50 Top to Bottom: P. Rodriguez, J. Spiro, B. Price, S. Skinner, S. Spies, K. Reynolds, B. Reisinger, J. Schultes, R. VanDyke, B. Smith, C. Spenello, E. Schulmeister, K. Schulmeister, M. VanEckeren, D. Davis, K. Price, D. Ross, C. Schrom, J. Wright, K. Smith, J. Remmers, V. Shepherd, D. Sommers CfftSS of 1977 ROW 1: P. Pierce, B. Molenaar, K. Weaver. ROW 2: M. Knowles, K. Hotaling, G. McCabe, L. LaCavera, C. Perne, K. Murphy, F. Weaver, L. Mann. ROW 3: A. Wainwright, K. Keyser, K. Parsons, C. Smith, A. O’Sullivan, K. Porter, M. Livingston. ROW 4: C. Ottenot, M. Lott, K. Jones, D. O'Sullivan, J. Wilsey. 51 Cka of 191S ROW 1: B. Hewett, J. Floyd. ROW 2: E. Daley. S. Bice, G. Gary, N. Becker, D. Croote, L. Stolzenburg, B. Rooney. ROW 3: E. Alger, D. Cancio, M. Baldwin, S. Brisley, P. Roberts. ROW 4: D. Cook, D. Bogardus, C. Zimmer, F. Bowers, W. Conley, R. Wood. ROW 1: A. Keyser, L. Johnson, T. Durfee, T. Franolic, L. Faonani, S. Kelly, B. Foland, L. Godiokeit, M. Hunziker. ROW 2: S. Guay, A. Gioanet, S. Herrick, J. Flomer, W. Houghton, R. Jeffrys, J. Hotaling, M. Jaqueway, D. Freeman. 52 C tfs o 7S ROW 1: J. Pazderski, K. Lauterbach, J. Roberts, P. Mason, D. Bender, P. Maack, J. McNulty, K. Meehan, L. Martinez. ROW 2: J. Mueller. B. McDermott, B. Meyers, B. Murphy, D. Marx, J. Langan. ROW 3: M. Lawyer, C. Mooney. ROW 1: P. Westfall, W. Provost. ROW 2: W. Sommers, A. Vrooman, T. Sholtes, K. Westheimer, L. Wainwright, T. Thompson. M Stanley. K. Sokol. ROW 3: C. Wainwright. A. Wilber. L. Zwick, T. Youngs. 53 CIms, 4 1979 ROW 1: K. Antos. P. Canning. B. Deffer, M. Bellinger. R. Trask, H. Wilms, J. Shands, N. Treis. ROW 2: P. Baker, S. Bender, T. Borst, C. Cummings. K. Bohardus. S. Croote, C. Bailey. K. Bemhan. D. Walker. ROW 3: T. Wainwright, M. Becker, K. Treis, F. Benninger. T. Conley. B. Sharpe. C. Becker, E. Davis. P. Roberts. ROW 4: B. Cook. I. Ostermann, B. Fain. L. Am. C. Calderon. P. Brady, T. Conley, M. Wainwright, D. Toborg, P. Vanderwerken. ROW 1: G. Habel, P. Hasen, B. Finch. J. Holloway. ROW 2: L. Holland. D. Goetz. S. Ernest, C. Filmer, A. Eastman. K. Hayes. D. Franco. ROW 3: P. Ellsworth, J. Garufi, R. Fancher. D. Grass, J. Fain. D. Gathan, B. Fish. ROW 4: D. Gallup. G. Ingram, D. Farrow. E. Hunter. R. Finch. T. Griffen, M. Devinitch, M. Dibble. 54 CfMi 4 1979 ROW 1: D. Kyme, B. Johnston, J. Malette, M. Johnston. R. Zimmerman. ROW 2: M. Loucks, M. Kochanko, T. Wilty, J. Stimpson, D. Mattice, J. Liddle. ROW 3: M. Langan. L. Johnson. P. Lopez. C. Jefferys, C. Mann. D. Kwasnicki. C. Lang. ROW 1: L. Simmons. P. Smith, M. Youngs, T. Scrom, D. Miller, J. Palmer, L. Wheelock, L. Warner. ROW 2: S. Wright. D. Trombley. P. Picket, W. Paul, D. Putman, A. Miller, S. Mooney, C. Pierce, K. O'Sullivan. ROW 3: S. Roosevelt, W. Roosevelt. T. Pcthic, A. Weideman. L. Oliver!, F. Seals. D. Twedt. R. Saddler. ROW 4: E. Palmer. K. Miller. P. Wainwright. C. Zwick. C. Schlit, B. Shands, K. Ross, D. O'Dell, S. Palmer, P. McLaughlin. 55 Qtvoudjb ROW 1: J. Parslow, T. Tosh, L. Stevenson, G. White, K. Severens, A. Cleveland, K. Severens, C. Parks. ROW 2: T. Pethick, B. Rodriguez, H. Moore, C. Pfanner, R. Sholtes, C. Ross. K. Shepard, D. Parslow. ROW 3: S. Rollick, K. Perry, M. Parsons, J. Oliveri, S. Scofield, P. Roberts, R. Rossi. ROW 1: R. Lighthall, D. Langlois, R. Warner, F. Kruzinski, T. Martinez, M, Karker, V. Miller, C. Mason, L. Dane, P. Brewer. ROW 2: L. Sharpe, J. Junge, D. Lopez, M. Loucks, R. Osterman, L. Kane, T. Lawyer, T. Manz, P. Barbie, T. Lamont. ROW 3: R. Simmons, K. Stevens, D. Weideman, R. Slater, J. Meehan, L. Nadeau, K. Braman, S. Price, C. Hunziker. 56 ROW 1: A. Corey, L. Hoidorf, S. Young, D. Hum, D. Yuhas, S. Egnor, K. Fletcher, J. Gigandet. ROW 2: K. Green, S. Gaige, G. Haroldson, L. Devenitch, H. Jennings. J. Hoyt, L. Homung, T. Thompson. ROW 3: C. Low, D. Hcnsel, T. Croote, J. Hotaling, H. Eastman. G. Funk, R. DeRoziere. ROW 1: D. Walker, M. Brown. E. Low. B. Wilty, M. Smida, J. Sokol, C. Conley, C. Smith. ROW 2: M. Clapper, C. Handy. J. Cancio. K. Bernhardt, G. Bedell. L. Babbitt, T. Brisley, M. VanDerwerken. J. Best. ROW 3: R. Antos, L. Hotaling, S. Spoor, T. VanDyke. J. Bogardus, D. Bogardus, M. Benninger, R. Spaulding. 57 ROW 1: D. Liddle, K. Kyme, P. Roberts, L. Keller, B. Johnston, W. Hotaling, C. Kmtch, B. Langan, R. Shoemaker. ROW 2: K. Manchester, C. Hunziker, V. Kearny. B. Wainwright, B. Keller, T. Loushe, C. Wayman, T. VanDerwerken. ROW 3: L. Tsakson, D. Barr, D. Kwasnicki, J. Hunt, G. Trapp, J. Manchester, P. Louks, A. Wilms. ROW 4: T. Lamont, R. Howland, L. Hotaling, K. Keyser, C. Keyser, J. Lapan, B. Lighthall. E. Stone. Row 1: B. Benninger, W. Cook, H. Chase, M. Brodeur, T. Coluccio, R. Wood, C. Wainwright. J. Weaver, D. Cummings, M. Croote. ROW 2: C. Croote, S. Daley, D. Chrysler, P. Chrysler, K. Bogardus, M. Bevins, E. Antos, R. Cummings, L. Bender. ROW 3: L. Cancio, C. Baker, A. Birch, D. Arnold, D. Cullum, B. Deastyne, B. Anthony. ROW 4: C. Cross, M. Bloomer, T. Banks, S. McDermott, K. Brady. 58 Row 1: J. Goetz, M. Gerow, S. Gruner, J. Holt, D. Zimmerman, P. Hewett, J. Rosier, D. Fain, D. Henry, B. Finch, D. Hodder, R. Eldrich, M. Hall. ROW 2: K. Gorman. T. Somers, K. Shands. J. Spies, F. Youngs, M. Haskell. J. VanEkern, A. Diamond. C. Hotaling, J. Handy, R. Eaton. ROW 3: S. Diamond, D. Gallup, D. Franco, C. Spaulding, R. Varin, D. White, A. Diamond, W. Fink, D. Detwhiler, R. Hirst, J. Holdor. ROW 1: J. VanDetu, J. Schultz. H. Ryder. D. Miers. L. McNulty. L. Scutt. T. McNulty. B. Seals. B. Shroeder. B. Moran. V.SchneU. ROW 2: D. Parsow, J. Orcutt, K. Page, C. Moxham, C. Roosevelt, M. Puru, M. Randolph. K. O Sullivan. S. Smith. ROW 3: M. Pitt. B. Puttman. L. Price, S. Stimson, M. Mattice, C. Rodriquez, S. Seiz, A. Wilber, L. Pazderski. S. Pockwell. 59 Special Education TOP: Uu Pemj’sj'u odm. BQ-OU : Ttift PesouA-o Rflo . 60 61 ROW 1: B. Bailey. T. Williams. C. Slater. B. Liddle, E. LaBadia, R. McCoy, D. Smith, M. Amos, K. Engle, K. Fletcher, J. Zielinsky, C. Kochanko. ROW 2: Mr. Reinhart, J. Lindecke, F. Wilms, L. Clapper. D. Spaulding, T. Bender. M. Murphy, D. Goodnight, T. Thompson. S. Stevens, K. Fonda, D. Andren, D. Manz, R. Grinmanis, R. Rhodes. U t . Uusges - Qfyth ROW 1: J. Mason. L. Stanton, C. Law. ROW 2: S. Freed. J. Stahl. O. Lamo, M. Moser, M. Lighthall, P. Merklen, L. Liddle, C. Crewel, T. Self, T. Isakson. ROW 3: B. Kane, D. Weaver. A. Martell. S. Mulier. M. Pazderski. C. Warner. N. Trombley. B. Shufelt, M. Briggs. K. O'Sullivan. S. Ellicdtt, R. Cross, Mr. Uveges. 62 Ite. CjMJUfM - Statii ROW 1: K. Hicks. Mrs. Cornwell. D. Zielinski. M. Shands, D. Holt, K. Borst. E. Alger, G. Berard. S. Schroeder, D. Gallup. P. Donaghy, H. Larshe, L. Bailey. M. Price, C. Liddle, F. Guernsey. ROW 2: L. Bedell, C. Ogsbury, D. Rockwell. M. Rollick, A. Goblet. T. Yuhas, D. Swift. Y. Freund, C. Gray, S. O’Sullivan. Ite. GMJtdijyi - QtyJth GrnjOdijb ROW 1: T. Paulk, L. Selvera, T. Janetsky. ROW 2: S. McDermott, G. Oliver. S. Tadich. T. Smith. M. Mateo, T. Foland, C. Caluccio. J. Bleser, J. Tully, B. Belfance, G. Faoro. I. Rowlison. M. DeSousa, P. Howland. ROW 3: Mrs. Grander, S. Nadeau. B. Stanton. T. Gordon. P. Clapper. E. Ralfe, D. Rodriguez, J. Boone, H. Bloomer. R. Thornton. C. Kyme. 63 D’ UpiMfr - Qtyjth ROW 1: D. Nemee, S. Mann. F. Fingerhan, D. Birk, J. Gruner. ROW 2: J. Balfe. G. Walker, E. Benninger, M. Smida, B. Baker. S. Green, C. Vroman, B. Bailey, R. Stark, J. Seebold, P. Meyer. ROW 3: Mr. D'Arpino, C. Moore, L. Foland, R. Wilms, G. Ryder, M. Stevens, K. Largeteau, D. Pickett, B. Meehan, J. Stone, P. Bender. ABSENT: K. Banks. U . OuiiifciLMjCjS - Fifjth ROW 1: J. Santiago, K. Hayes, D. Durfee, M. Ekstrom, G. Bevins., T. Pethick, M. Puro. ROW 2: Mrs. Cummings, J. VanDerwerken, R. Rockwell, Y. deRoziere, L. Hotaling, D. Lytle, L. Orcutt, T. Rivenburg. ROW 3: S. Brodeur, D. Freeman, M. Wilms, H. Hotaling, S. Borst, G. Moore, S. Barton, R. Gage. 64 U iS. ROW 1: R. Sholtes, A. Fagnani, J. Lopez, K. McLaughlin, R. Johnston, W. Tully, D. Varin. ROW 2: Mrs. Momagino. T. Borst, L. Pitcher, P. Sadler, D. Fagan, K. Parise, M. Ellicott, D. Parslow. ROW 3: E. Murphy, P. Briggs, R. Cutting, A. Bauer, J. Wrana, D. McDermott, G. Salisbury, T. Kelly. U tS. Qtiv v — ROW 1: D. Diamond, M. Cater, M. Zimmerman, L. West, D. Belfance, H. Marvin. ROW 2: D. Wilson, W. Anderson, A. Livingston, K. Skinner, L. Duntz, L. Stolzenburg, M. Tessarzik. ROW 3: A. Lowden, D. Meade, D. Joslin, M. Uveges, M. Doherty, S. VanSteele, S. Chaisson. 65 U t . Popktii - R ift Soack ROW 1: H. Spaulding. S. Kendle, D. Wainwright, G. Shufelt. D. Robideav, D. Stanton. B. Bengen, T. DiPane, F. Price, D. Johnson. Mr. Popkin, K. Parslow, D. Gritsback, E. Baver, D. Boone, C. Diamond. L. Sacket. D. Grass, J. Diamond. D. Palmer. R. Bender, H. Fancher, P. Timosevich. U t . SwrfOiv - QnjOuib ROW 1: L. Sellick. S. Moxham, M. Edelstein. ROW 2: E. Shepard. E. Holdorf, V. Taylor, K. McNulty. W. Felter, R. Perotti, G. Lamoni, J. Bernhardt. ROW 3: N. Deffer, H. Barth, P. Lapan, D. Joslin, C. Tadich, J. Germond, T. Betz, D. Fonda, J. Devenitch. J. Durkin, B. Griffin, M. Martell. 66 U iS. DcumS - Pouotii iOud ROW 1: W. Burton, R. Vamum. C. Trayhan. B. Bivins, J. Kulesa, L. Tremante, P. Gorman. ROW 2: P. Proper, R. Walters, A. Creede, H. Gigandet, S. Bender, J. Rockwell, L. Taylor, J. Pfanner. ROW 3: J. Simmons, A. Parrotti, M. Stanley, C. Lamont. K. Kearney, J. Rhodes, R. Chase. U v. Dutch t - FoWith GrfuoAjb ROW 1: J. Kendle, D. Egnor, R. Calderan, R. Shormaker, M. Diamond, D. Diamond, A. Moshier. ROW 2: M. Oddy, H. Rivenburgh, A. Fisher, M. Rollick, J. Tepening, A. Johnston, B. Dane, M. Foland. ROW 3: V. Barbie, C. O’Sullivan, G. Liddle, C. Gallup, B. Putman, P. Murphy, P. Spoor, W. Tilison, Mr. Dutcher. 67 Itas. LfififtictM - Fowdk uOuijb ROW 1: (L-R)S. Haverly, P. Johnson, T. Varin, J. Ambrosano, A. Borst, F. Lamont, C. Lawton. ROW 2: B. Hill, K. Martinez, S. Diamond, C. Tremante, J. Hilis, S. Loucks, J. Brisley, K. Durfee. ROW 3: Miss Lehman, J. Jaquay, B. Manchester, R. Liddle, W. Warner, E. Brady, C. Bailey. D. Derosiers, K. Tessarik, B. Rank, R. Shands. U . - FoufctJi GtuOuib ROW 1: K. Maldonado, D. Cullam, L. Breckenridge, A. Bray, M. Voorhees, T. Borst, A. Wilson, J. Keyser, J. Moser. ROW 2: J. McCoy, S. A. LaBadia, J. Walters, M. Livingston, L. Luniewski, M. Benson, S. Wagner, N. Fingerhut, J. Stanton. ROW 3: M. Jaqueway, D. Felter, G. Schrom, R. Pierce, M. Nemee, B. Schultz, J. Schrom, S. Salisbury, C. Kearney, Mrs. Towne. 68 Gldhjy - Fowdh Aju. B cfi - NoItn S - jtd'ul rrful ROW 1: S. Gray, D. Liddle. S. Brodie, A. Bender. A. Maurice, A. DiPace. D. McGuire. B. Owens, A. Merklen. R. Chrysler. M. Keller, P. Loucks, S. Garrett, T. Wemple. ROW 2: M. Bray, K. Hotaling, M. B. Stolzenburg, E. Tremante. T. A. Wainwright, S. Clapper, P. Diamond. S. Slater. M. Fletcher, T. Pethick. D. Fingerhut. E. Weaver. M. Rodriguez. W. Shannon, D. Fain. ROW 3: Mrs. Holmes, S. Bailey. B. Gathen. T. Perry. S. Murphy. R. Stevens. C. Noerr. R. Andren. J. Young. W. Lamont. I. Pelepzuck. G. LaCavera. A. Boone D. Diamond. L. Barisic. T. Shoemaker. ABSENT: Mr. Bach. V. Zimmer. L. Snyder, E. VanWagner. T. Benmnger. 69 ROW 1: D. Garner, T. Loucks, R. Brown, C. Bode, M. Smith. T. Stone, L. Durkin, D. Snyder. ROW 2: L. Felter. K. Zwick, J. Habel. S. Williams. M. Lang, D. Jaycox, K. Ryder. ROW 3: C. Fox, C. Roosevelt. T. Dutcher, T. Podiala, M. Wood, V. Bennett. F. Diamond. M Wemple. B. Freund. - TfduL LGbd ROW 1: J. MacMillian, J. Molinaar, B. Liddle, S. Diamond, M. Cornwell, D. Englehan. ROW 2: L. Luniewski, K. Goetz, C. Spaulding, E. Weideman, V. Santiago, V. Kendle, S. Bouck, M. Molesky. ROW 3: Mrs. Keyser, R. Fisher, J. LaCavara, M. Randall. L. Bernhardt, D. deRoziere, P. Roberts, S. Parks, G. Lawton. AaS. - 7bind uoulb ROW 1: C. Holland, S. Borst, J. Isakson, T. Fagnani, R. Perrotti, J. Vamum. ROW 2: M. West, D. Stanley, H. Parslow, L. Schnell, S. Silvera, T. Brooks, V. Swift, C. Herholz. ROW 3: Mrs. Miller, B. Fink, L. Cook, E. Twedt, D. Diamond, R. Vrooman. 70 M t$. M wg -itvbul tuOui ROW 1: S. Simmons, W. Arnold, H. Albright, J. Manchester, C. Goodnight, G. Pierce, T. Gage, T. Self. ROW 2: J. McNulty, L. Fingerhut, D. Braman, L. Shepard. J. Andren, R. Lyons, T. Stead well, T. Tilford. ROW 3: S. Molesky, T. Felter, L. Mears. E. Lowden, S. Morgan, D. Gaige. W. Arnold, Mrs. Manz. Mas. UotoJImg - Q cowL uoji ROW 1: J. Bivins, T. Wallace, B. Van Natten, R. Stevens, E. Unser, S. Kulesa. ROW 2: B. Kwasnicki, L. Liddle, L. Adair. R. Faber. A. Fariello, D. Kendle, L. Briggs. L. Johnston. ROW 3: Mrs. Hotaling, S. Rockwell. T. Loucks, J. Wainwright, A. Zanger, M. Marsh. I. Weidman, J. Elliott, D. Shaeffer. 71 U t$. U ifoey — S cowi G'tocfe ROW 1: R. Shepard, C. Jacobsen, T. Culling, S. Dann, P. Mix, S. Porter. ROW 2: A. Feeler, D. Moser, L. Kearney, E. Pitt, L. Luniewski, S. Lettis, L. Vroman, C. Tompkins. ROW 3: M. Brisley, C. Bender, T. Cleveland, S. Lawton, M. Colluccio, D. Shaver, R. Rivenburg, Wayman, F. Freund. ROW 1: T. Burton, K. Wright, W. Diamond, R. Jones, M. Tremante, B. Lawyer, C. Barbie, D. Guasp, J. Hayes, T. Borst, M. Pitt, A. Crewell, T. Brown, R. Arnold, M. Parslow, M. Warner, C. Dane. ROW 2: K. Hollenbeck, C. Fletcher, B. Kendle, D. DeSousa, C. Hofmann, K. Keyser, C. Pierce, K. Thornton, P. Felter, S. Balogh, K. Herholz, D. VanWahner, R. Mazzerolle, S. Roosevelt, T. Salisbury, M. Price, J. Barton, L. Mies. ROW 3: R. Cain, R. Wainwright, R. Shepard, H. Holland, L. Leonard, D. Paulk, B. Lang, T. Provost, L. Cook, N. Heckman, S. Schneider, C. Strope, L. Rhodes, B. Bailey, R. Gamer, E. Rockwell, R. Regeles, T. Banks, D. Kennedy. 72 MaS. — PXiSt ROW 1: S. Messe, B. Sjepard, S. Brooks, C. Eckhardt, C. VanSteele, R. Sellick, D. Tryhan. ROW 2: P. Miers, A. Chase, K. Shannon, T Loucks. L. Barisie, J. Gasner. S. Hall. B. Cater. ROW 3: T. Dibbel, W. Balogh, S. Guernsey. A. Bogardus, C. Johnston. J. Germand. R. Berg, D. Selby, Mrs. Brown. Mas. Boom — POtsfc ROW 1: C. Bunzey, B. Borst, R. Garrett, G. VanNatten, C. Dutcher, B. Fonda, T. Kyme, A. Adair, J. Bender. ROW 2: P. Howard. Cornwell, M. Rodriguez, S. LaForest, V. Lawton, M. Borst, N. Nemee, K. Bassett, A. France. ROW 3: D. Wellman, J. Kennedy, P. MacGloin, A. Veddar, J. Wilms, E. Bailey. H. Ambrasano, Mrs. Boone. C. Germond, C. King. 73 U'tS. UqmImoiv — PVisb uxcl ROW 1: E. Johnston, B. Bartell, K. Addy, D. Goetz, B. Davis. B. Whittiemore, K. Wright, R. Feeler. ROW 2: A. Abbott, J. Bennett, V. Schrom, T. Kendle, S. Pierce, M. Pickett, T. Mann, K. Zimmer. ROW 3: Mrs. Henderson, C. Tague, S. Largeteau, M. Hutton, C. Day, S. J. Bellinger, E. Lopez, M. Wood, C. Porter. U is. — Rtsb icuk ROW 1: S. Ogsbury, K. Sharpe, B. Waddell, R. Barbie, G. Boba, T. Benson, T. Skaarup. ROW 2: E. Wetsel, T. Hewett, D. Beilby, T. Countryman, L. Garner, R. Strasser, P. Kruzinski, T. Rowe. ROW 3: J. Krutsch, A. Hayes, E. Palmer, D. Arnold, S. Scrafford, D. Lamont, I. Bauer, D. Fancher, K. Hess. ABSENT: M. Robideau. 74 U tS. v - Rnst njOui ROW 1: S. Gray, J. Haverly, C. Houghton, R. Diamond. D. Clapper, T. Durfee, D. Mosier, D. Brooks. ROW 2: J. Gibson. D. Mix, R. Lyons, A. Christman. K. Sharpe. S. Parslow, B. Williams. D. Wainwright. D. Fagan. ROW 3: P. Lamont, T. Vroman, D. Sokol, J. Karjewski, R. Stanton, R. Wevster, C. Wagner, D. Simmons. Siuttii - Pt RiSt ROW 1: C. Hoffman. N. Zanger, S. Zielinski, C. Chase. D. Lapan, D. Keesler, C. Shepard. ROW 2: D. Hotaling, L. Gritzback, G. Herholz, E. Betts, J. Wood. C. Diamond, K. Hollenbeck. Mrs. Smith. 75 U lS. GcMup ---------A-M- ROW 1: K. Largeteau, T. Klingbcil. O. VanDyke, V. Womack, S. Parslow, C. Letiis, D. Schrom, P. Zanger. ROW 2: A. Healey, C. Freeman, B. Benninger, T. Kane, R. Zimmer, J. Parks, M. Enders, A. Dyer. ROW 3: M. Smith, D. Alescio, B. Morey, S. Rhodes, J. VanDerwerken, L. Donegan, H. Abbott, P. Friese. Goltuf) — P. U. ROW 1: A. Diamond, J. Blyth, B. Diamond. D. Young, D. France, D. Croote, K. Wood. ROW 2: K. Diamond, I. Liddle, D. Haroldson, J. Lawton, T. Coluccio. ROW 3: D. Wainwright, J. Strasser, M. Skinner, P. Davis, S. Gathen, A. Luniewski, D. Keyser, F. Albright. 76 U iS. Mxfi is - A-M- fctack tgcwtew ROW 1: J. MacMillan, L. Price, W. Bivins, K. Loucks, V. Tremante, F. Vamosy, S. Keller, C. Manchester. ROW 2: R. Bortow, R. Bennett, D. Robertson, A. Anderson, D. Tcrpening, C. Duncan, R. Price, M. Fisher. ROW 3: B. Hewett, S. Taylor, E. Alger, E. Diamond. D. Cohn, T. Kennedy, P. Brodie, S. MacGloin, Mrs. Miers. UaS. Mxfi tS - fCtwfe tgtutew ROW 1: T. Heindel. B. Benson, S. Davis, C. Bradt, J. VanPatten. ROW 2: D. Harrington, J. Skaarup. J. Miller, L. Stockbauer, E. Schaeffer, K. Rivenburg. ROW 3: L. Selby, R. Stalker. K. Kiburz, R. Cooper. M. Lamont, Mrs. Miers. 77 Uxss U 'tZgtii' — A«M� ROW 1: J. Gasner, G. Diamond, R. Fry, S. LoSacco, W. Diamond, S. Scofield, B. Pasieka, J. Mazerolle. ROW 2: D. Arnold, H. Graves, C. Freund, T. Gerow, B. Bailey, C. Duicher, A. Williams, J. Garrett. ROW 3: J. Morin, J. Paden, L. Noonan. K. Petrie, G. Gigandet, K. Karandy, S. Kennedy, K. Cook, M. Looman, Miss Wright. UxSS UAlgtck — PfA. ROW 1: W. Jaycox, B. Barbie, L. Dooris, T. Johnston, E. Bray, T. Tallman, J. VanNatten. ROW 2: J. Born, J. Chase, B. Walker, T. Davis, A. MacDonald, B. Brodeur, J. Herholz, J. Liddle, J. Pitt, Miss Wright. 78 D ilc tow Mas. GcMup The class of 1976 would like to dedicate the 1976 Yo Sko Ma Ro to one of our most remembered elementary teachers, Mrs. Gallup. Mrs. Gallup was bom in Holland and moved to the United States during her childhood. She is a graduate of Cortland State and has done graduate study at Albany State, Russell Sage College, Oneonta St. and St. Rose. She came to Schoharie to teach in 1947 and taught previously in Altamont. Many of us remember the exciting kindergarten classes we had with Mrs. Gallup and having her for a friend as well as a teacher. Mrs. Gallup and her husband Gil reside in Altamont. 79 Rflictuj Qtud cb I had a chance to come to the United States as an exchange student for Rotary. The way people live, school life and of course, the language; everything was different from what I used to do in Japan. I learned to know so many things with my American family and at S.C.S. I'm happy I spent this year as one of the students of S.C.S. This year in the U.S. will not be my school year in Japan at all - But I’m sure it will be the greatest year of my life. There are many many lovely people that I can never forget. Best wishes to my host families and friends. I would love to come back to the U. S. A. and see you again! Shortest Seventeen - Michiko 7-7 Toyohira, Toyohira Ku Sapporo, 062 Japan 80 r' [ x t ir wX y in1 i o II 'jsj rtKWOlhJKI.MNOPQ. wivwxv ’ a i « H I • !' „it «I it ob ub I ta tc 1 I to tu m i«- ic � i«- i-.� cc t� tiUf oft i«l o l « 1 1' W « «“ In I N 4 . si � ..o-iofo n nyoin ft i H ivni r. wt I' .IT in I VV ’11' Iloilo � ' tf ty ; thy kim'-IoiB «•oimp. thy Will Wyl «i Kartfc. .� � ii � � � '• I k rn (; iv 11« Ili' itay 0 f daily ikiM : awl for iv.. u onr TnV ontvyyM wc forgiv iKnu tU.il trrfvMUV'iMufi uv s AijH « � iw iiii(HTcwpt� � i� t� ii. but lclivi r iv� fi«� in tVil. An HORNBOOK OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 81 Bo tfl o(y u w r'i v vy v v V v v Vy v vy V w f V w s v w SEATED: Martha Foland, Ruey Pethick, Albert Boone, Walter Berdan. STANDING: Duncan Bellinger, Roger Maxwell, Richard Shands, Anntonia Bogardus, Donald Largeteau. 82 DR. RICHARD SHANDS Supervising Principal MR. WALTER HABEL High School Principal MR. ROGER MAXWELL Business Manager MR. ROBERT FREDERICK Assistant Principal 83 DR. WILLIAM BASSET Elementary Principal MR. BABBITT English MR. BRUNDAGE Art MRS. BAIN Elementary Music MR. BURTON Business Chairman MR. BARTHOLOMEW Social Studies MR. CHANDLER Health, Physical Education, Director of Athletics MR. BEAL Social Studies, Math MR. CHASTAINE Science 84 MISS CLUTE French, Spanish MR. FAIN Library MR. DAVIS English, Journalism, Human Values MRS. FARONE High School Nurse, Health MR. CLARK English, Spanish MRS. DEGROFF Home Economics MRS. CLIKEMAN English MR. ELDRIDGE Business i MRS. FELDT Math MR. GOLDSTEIN Music MR. GEBE Agriculture MR. GROUP Physical Education MR. GORDON Industrial Arts MR. HOLDORF Math Department Head MRS. GUERNSEY English MR. GOLDEN Social Studies MR. HOLZHAUER Social Studies MR. LINDERMAN Music, Junior Band MR. JACOBSON Social Studies MRS. LIPPMAN Library MRS. KARSH Special Education MISS LONDON Art MA MRS. LEARY English MR. LYTLE Guidance 87 MRS. MACOMBER Physical Education MR. MacDOUGALL French MRS. MULLINS Science MR. MOHR Special Education mr. McCarthy Social Studies MRS. MAXWELL Special Education MR. PERRY Special Education MR. PEEK Health, Physical Education 88 MR. PIELA Social Studies, Latin MRS. PUOTENIN Home Economics MR. PICKNEY Science MR. PINDER English MR. POLICASTRO Science MISS RINALDI Physical Education 89 MRS. PUTMAN Reading MR. RICKARD Math MRS. SCHRADE Math MR. STIVER Reading MRS. SCHRYVER Business MR. TOLLNER Industrial Am MR. SEAMANS Elementary, Physical MRS. SILVERN AIL Education Health MRS. TRIPP MR VanDETTA Vocal Music Guidance 90 MRS. VEDDER Elementary Nurse MRS. STOCHBAUER Remedial Reading MRS. WAGNER Science MRS. PORCO Speech Therapist MR. ZDUNCZYK Science MISS WILLIAMS Math MS. LONDON Art 91 QmdtaAi HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES: Mrs. Maryann Zimmer, Mrs. Barbara Sharpe, Mrs. Marjorie Klahr, Mrs. Verelyn Robertson, Mrs. Jeanne DeSousa, Mrs. Joyce Sellick. Mrs. Marie Young, Elementary Secretary Business Secretary, Mrs. Maureen Manchester 92 T bcW Afck Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Sellick, Mrs. Vrooman. Mrs. Rossi, Mrs. Ragan and Mrs. Corsall. Miss Beth Ruland 93 Co AlOuQtc P. Lott, V. Dietz, E. Schultz, A. Wilty, J. Antony. QchooH Qtc R. Eggars, E. Mulbury - Head Dietitian, C. Davis, G. Hayes, L. Fonda, B. Kennedy, D. Rorick, H. Plue, J. Englehart. 94 Bus Dmms qmj Custo fteuS ROW 1: R. Sager, R. Kniskern, D. Vedder, T. Livingston, H. Stahl, P. Grimley, G. Wiber. ROW 2: W. Arnold, J. Lawton, G. Nygard, W. Rivenburgh, W. Snyder, M. Noxon, D. Mann, I. Brown, F. Baldwin, L. Radcliff, D. Skinner, K. DeGroff, G. Tilson. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN: Mr. Martin Ditmar. BUS MECHANICS: Mr. Richard Sager, Mr. Hank Stahl, Mr. Dan Vedder. MAINTENANCE MEN: Mr. Charles Wishart, Mr. Bud Johnston. 95 96 97 SWeat CouitCit 0{ ce t£ Ruey Otth ut Sec. Best Wishes Student Council from Schoharie County Republican Committee Deftw y vdck Vice- Pies. Mcu cy Godgb Tiecs. S uo Cfess O ce is President: Walt Pazderski Vice President: Nancy Gaige Treasurer: Jim Goblet Secretary: Kelly Yanson President: Joe Van Derwerken Vice President: George Becker Secretary: Roxanne Tompkins Treasurer: Kim Porter 100 Oophcwm Class Ofams President: Sara Mooney Secretary: Darlene Mattice Vice President: Susan Ernest Treasurer: Ellen Davis President: Richard Benninger Vice President: Diane Davis Secretary: Sandy Bice Treasurer: Linda Fagnani Pittliinmv Class Offams 101 ROW l: Mr. Davis, M. Simmons, R. Paul, K. Kyme. D. Langan, T. Sholtes. L. Stolzenburg, Spies, K. Yanson, N. Gaige, T. Palmer, P. Roberts, K. Smith, K. Westheimer, L. Martinez. Aernecke, S. Kelly. V. Shepard, K. Shulmeister. P. Maack, M. Smida. ROW 2: K. Price. S. J. Braman. ROW 3: D. Vogelein, B. 102 V Mtty Cfub ROW 1: D. Vogelein, G. Ea ion, K. Santos, R. Tompkins. ROW 2: K. Porter, P. Rodriguez, R. Paul, S. Rose, R. Oilman, C Filmer, A. O'Sullivan, B. Courlis. ROW 3: R. Filmer, S. Barton, J. Thompson, D. Detweiler. CMtem xJl Contest LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Armlin, A. VanDerwerken, S. Barton, C. Yuhas, J. VanDerwerken, K. Porter, L. Turner. 103 F.FA ROW 1: Mr. Gebe, G. Schultz, M. Young, T. Youngs, J. Saddlemire, G. Bedell, D. Cook, K. Bernhardt, H. Wilms, E. Hunter, N. Arnold, B. Cummings, L. Stolzenburg, A. Cleveland. ROW 2: K. Roennpagel, B. Roney, I. Ostermann, J. Shands, N. Gaige, J. Goblet. ROW 3: L. Mann, S. Spies, K. Keyser. F MA- ROW 1: F. Roberts, S. Krutsch, H. Weaver, C. Wise, S. Cater, F. Weaver, G. Habel, C. Bailey. ROW 2: M. Pitt, K. Manchester, S. Gruner, K. Delligan, M. Cook, Calderon, M. Bevins, B. Finch, Mrs. Puotenin. ROW 3: D. Gallup, S. Dibble, Mrs. DeGroff, D. Lauterbach, S. Brisley, M. Trask, C. Tilson, N. Becker. 104 Top to Bottom: L. Martinez (Treas.). S. Guay, D. Cancio (V.P.). E. Ager(Sec.), P. Maack (Pres.). fCey Club ROW 1: B. Meirs, T. Thompson. ROW 2: P. Westfall, T. Brisley, M. Fletcher. ROW 3: W. Houghton, J. Langan, T. Youngs, J. Wilsey. ROW 4: J. Wilsey, J. Muller. C. Ottnot, D. Marx. D. Freeman. F. Bowers. 105 Gfyxatsfi Ctub ROW 1: L. Oliver!, P. Roberts, E. Daley. ROW 2: Mr. Clarke, M. Ostermann, L. Wheelock, L. Warner, L. Martinez. ROW 3: L. Goetz, L. Arn, M. Shands, G. Paden. P tcfi OW) ROW 1: B. Dearsteln, D. Gallup, C. Wainwright, B. Finch. H. Ryder, P. Schultz, A. Diamond. B. Langan. ROW 2: J. Spies. R. Schroeder, D. Lopez, S. Rollick. ROW 3: K. Brady, B. Putnam, S. Daley, A. Wilber, S. Seiz, C. Yuhas, Mr. MacDougal, advisor. 106 Uouxyu Society ROW 1: Mrs. Ann Glikeman, P. Schultz. $. Cater. D. Vogelien. J. Westfall. C. Wise, J. Redman. R. Oilman, S. Rose, Mr. Walter. E. Habel. ROW 2: D. Graves, M. Stolzenburg, D. Lauterbach, W. Pazderski, D. Herrick, D. Babbitt. Qb'tO ty Sfa Dale Vogelien. Cindy Wise. Carol Lang. Mr. Fain (Librarian). 107 ROW 1: R. Saddler, N. Tries, C. Bumheart, J. Wilsey. ROW 2: D. Lauterback, D. Vogelien. ROW 3: R. Trask, P. Maack, P. Schermerhorn, M. Devinitch, Mr. Rickard, H. Moore, K. Jones, M. DeRozicr. QclioRctAslufj Wumj is ROW 1: R. Oilman. D. Lauierbach, D. Babbiti, W. Pazderski. D. Herrick. M. Keyser, S. Gigandei, M. Stolzenburg, C. Wise. 108 UM Uo utcwS ROW 1: E. Daley, L. Johnson. ROW 2: S. Bice. SCS RMkptc LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Youngs, K. Jones, K. Scofield, A. Vroman. 109 ROW 1: P. Maack, L. Martinez, S. Guay, P. Roberts. ROW 2: E. Alger, M. Nakamori, K. Kyme, C. Mooney, S. Mooney, T. Skinner (Treas.), P. Mickel. ROW 3: J. Braman (Sec.), B. Aemecke (Pres.), S. Barton. Ouftng Club ROW 1: P. Brewer, S. Young, S. Price, C. Parks, L. Holdorf, P. Walker, C. Baker, J. Oliver, J. Gigandit, S. Rollick. ROW 2: S. Spoor, P. Barbie, C. Haroldson, L. Kane, T. Manz, H. Moore, L. Devinich, L. Homung, B. Rodriquez, C. Pfanner, G. Brisily, E. Palmer. 110 Ouxmfr OBub ROW 1: C. Yuhas, E. Daley. E. Martinez, D. Ross. ROW 2: Mr. MacDougal, S. Guay. D. Trombley. M. Cochanko, L. Devinitch, F. Weaver, A. VanDerwerken, C. Mason, F. Maack. ROW 3: K. Jones, R. Trask, B. Schroeder, P. Canning, P. Mason, K. Hunziker, T. Lamont, H. Moore, B. Wilty, M. Roese, L. Dane. The Drama Club under the direction of Mr. MacDougall presented THE DEATH AND LIFE OF LARRY BENSON by Reginald Rose on January 25, 1976. in 112 VARSITY BASKETBALL scs OPPONENT 58 Berne Knox 50 66 Duanesburg 47 68 Middleburgh 55 64 Richmondville 67 59 Cairo 64 39 Hudson 60 36 Voorhiesville 39 63 Broadalbin 65 60 Greenville 55 72 Sharon Springs 39 48 Berne Knox 49 85 Duanesburg 65 77 Broadalbin 93 89 Middleburgh 58 62 Richmondville 44 50 Cairo 61 68 Greenville 57 78 Sharon Springs 74 47 Hoosic Valley SCIAA Play-off Game 49 72 Greenville 63 11-9 Overall 11-2 Schoharie County League Champions Jim Goblet - Class C Runner-up JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCS OPPONENT 52 Berne Knox 27 51 Duanesburg 31 78 Middleburgh 46 59 Richmondville 44 61 Cairo 51 41 Hudson 68 53 Voorheesville 46 71 Broadalbin 48 79 Greenville 56 42 Sharon Springs 29 54 Berne Knox 61 71 Duanesburg 45 70 Broadalbin 65 59 Middleburgh 30 44 Richmondville 49 42 Cairo 26 62 Greenville 40 70 Sharon Springs 15-3 Co Schoharie County League Champions 45 Dan Babbitt - League MVP 113 PootbcM ROW 1: Coach Chandler, W. Pazderski, K. Scofeild, J. Thompson, S. Fagnani, K. Remmers, P. Peirce, Coach Group. ROW 2: J. Wilsey, 8. Becker, A. Colby, C. Calderon, P. Rodriguez, J. Spiro. ROW 3: K. Egnor, C. Ottenot, M. Stanley, M. Lott, F. Banks, D. Conley. ROW 4: J. Sturm, M. Jaqueway, B. Meade, M. Lawyer, J. Roberts, J. Saddlemire, S. Herrick. For football seniors, Steve Fagnani, Kevin Scofield, Jacque Thompson, Karl Remmers and Walt Pazderski, a frustrating year ended in success. 1975 will be remembered as the year we recaptured the Slaughter Jug from Middleburgh, winning 12-6. For coach Bob Group's and Stu Chandler’s young lettermen, it was a building year with a promise of much more success to come. 114 115 Va tsrty B. COURLIS A. VANDERWERKEN R. PAUL - C. RODRIGUEZ 116 R. OTTMAN - S. ROSE S. BICE - G. EATON SITTING: J. Liddle, R. Bender, J. Garufi, P. Brady, M. Wainwright. B. Fish, P. VanDerwerken, E. Goblet. ROW 2: Coach Perry, R. Bender. D. Bogardus. B. Sharpe. S. Murphy. J. Shands, T. Bloomer. ROW 3: R. Rossi. G. Funk. K. Stevens. M. Eastman, W. Hotaling, W. Fink, M. Smida. 117 Qocce i TOP ROW: D. Matt ice, J. Slimson, K. Murphy, M. Sacket, C. Teale. ROW 2: T. Conley, R. Tompkins, D. Vogelein, B. Egnor. BOTTOM ROW: L. Zwick, C. Zwick, K. Porter, C. Rodriguez, A. O'Sullivan. ptM f-fock y ROW 1: S. Wright, manager, M. Ditmar, S. Bice, C. Filmer. ROW 2: C. Rodriguez, E. Davis, A. O’Sullivan, R. Smith. D. Davis. V. Eaton. S. Rose, M. Guernsey, L. Wainwright, D. Davis. ROW 3: R. Oilman. T. Conley, K. Porter, C. Sokol, R. Tompkins, B. Courlis, T. Fagnani, A. Karker. ROW 4: T. Stimpson, M. Van Eekeren. 118 QijJJi VoQfojbM ROW 1: C. Rodriguez, K. Poner, P. Mickel, T. Skinner. ROW 2: T. Griffen, R. Tompkins, D. Vogelein, A. O’Sullivan, B. Egnor. ROW 3: C. Zwick, T. Zwixk, M. Ditmar, M. Sacket, C. Teale. ROW 4: L. Goetz, A. Eastman, T. Conley, L. Warner. 119 Otoss Couutuj ROW 1: B. Johnston, J. Best. T. Martinez, J. Bogardus, M. Benninger, M. VanDerwerken. ROW 2: P. Mason, K. Santos, P. Roberts, P. Schermerhorn, J. Stahl, B. Smith, captain: M. Devenitch, S. Bevins, D. Walker, A. VanDerwerken, L. Martinez. The cross country squad finished the year in third place in the league with many young runners gaining valuable experience. Captain Brian Smith and steady seniors, Pat Schermerhorn and Jim Stahl, provided solid leadership to the squad. A junior squad made an exciting debut, winning the first annual Schoharie Warpath Run Invitational. 120 V M‘dy BisktfbcM — L ue Cktuif)S ROW 1: R. Filmer, C. Holt. D. Herrick , D. Babbitt. J. Best, K. Ingrham, D. Conley. ROW 2: J. Thompson. K. Scofield, J. Uveges. Coach Group, Coach McCarthy, J. VanDerverken, R. Vrooman, W. Jacobson. MISSING: D. Largeteau. Winning back-to-back league titles must be an unusual thrill for the six seniors on the varsity basketball squad. Senior Dan Babbitt was chosen MVP of the league and led the squad in scoring (18-2). Co- captain Dean Herrick missed many games but was adequately replaced by Don Largeteau. Soph Joe Uveges led the squad in rebounding and was a second- team all league choice. 121 Member FDIC This page compliments of: The Harva Company 122 Compliments of: The Berard House of Leather McCarthy Ford Mercury Rt. 7, Howes Cave 296-R430 Cobleskill, N.Y. 123 JVBask tbcM — Co-CW f $! ROW 1: M. Hunziker, A. Weideman, J. Liddle, M. Lawyer, P. VanDerwerken. ROW 2: S. Herrick, B. Benninger, B. Meade, M. Wainwright, D. Bogardus, K. Egnor, D. Walker, Coach Group. The junior varsity basketball squad enjoyed a very rewarding winter. Coach Bob Group's team had a 15-3 record; good enough to tie for first place in the league. The club had a great defense, allowing only 44.8 points per game while scoring at a 58.5 clip. Leading scorer Bill Benninger (17.0) and Keith Egnor (10.0) who also led in rebounds should help out the varsity next year. The team played with total team effort. 124 JuaXo BasketbcM ROW 1: B. Hotaling, C. Wainwright, H. Ryder, L. Isakson, B. Finch, D. Henry. ROW 2: Coach Peek, J. Holdorf, P. Shultz, R. Hirst, J. J. Manchester, D. Detweiler, M. Randolph, G. Trapp, T. Tully, T. VanDerwerken. ROW 1: J. Uveges, L. Babbitt, J. Sokol, R. Rossi, C. Stevens, C. Conley, M. Benninger, T. Martinez. ROW 2: S. LaBadia, Coach Peek, D. Hensel, M. Eastman, S. Scofield, D. Bogardus, J. Best, D. Weideman, T. Pethick. 125 Vanstiy BasktfbMChm R. Paul - S. Rose C. Rodriguez - R. Ottman 126 B. Courlis - V. Eaton A. VanDerwerken - S. Filmer J.V. Bc McM C. Faber - S. Bice T. Conley - A. Eastman C. Bailey - J. Stimson D. Mattice - L. Warner 127 128 A Basketball ROW 1: R. Tompkins, M. VanEekeren. ROW 2: A. VanDerwerkcn. S. Rose, T. Griffin, A. O'Sullivan, D. Vogelein, M. Sacket, B. Egnor, M. Osierman. ROW 1: D. Liddle, B. Murphy, K. O'Sullivan, K. Meehan, P. Maack. ROW 2: C. Mann, M. Shands, K. Porter, C. Rodriguez, T. Sholtes, A. Eastman, C. Filmer. Three seniors were very instrumenial in the success of this year’s girls' varsity basketball squad. Marianne Sacket was the team's leading scorer with 8 points per game. Kathy Santos and Brenda Egnor contributed greatly on offense and defense. The girls, according to coach Rinaldi rapidly learned the tough man- to-man defense installed this year (woman-to-woman??) The jayvees ended up 3-1 under new coach Mrs. Macomber. 129 ROW 1: Manager D. Diamond. ROW 2: J. McNulty. R. Gaige, B. Sharpe. M. Keyser. S. Gigandet, J. Walker. W. Houghton, P. Lopez. ROW 3: C. Calderon, J. Garufi. R. Rancher, J. Goblet, P. Brady, T. DeGroff, S. Bender, M. Stanley, K. Sokol, Coach Seamans. For coach Paul Seamans, the year in wrestling was very rewarding. The squad finished with an 8-8 record and upset a tough Fonda team. The squad finished with the best record in 14 years. Outstanding senior Jim Goblet ended the season as the number three wrestler in the 145 lb. weight class in all of Section II. Jim was also the runner-up in Section II, class C. 130 ww� ----oo o 5 wwi 'OO'Ottinin - jn vi ininininww £ SUMMER Kathy Bahbttt — Coa h 1975 ViMSity BaiebcM ROW 1: K. Pierce. R. FUmer, M. Hunziker, B. Benninger, D. Largeteau, D. Borst (Manager). ROW 2: Coach Beal, D. Bogardus, W. Schell. K. Scofield, A. Colby, K. Egnor, W. Jacobsen. J. Cain. 1975 U«t$e £ BasebM ROW 1: W. Schroeder, J. Osario, J. Largeieau. D. Weideman, D. Menninger, K. Fletcher. R. Rossi. L. Oliveri, D. Bogardus, Coach Perry. ROW 2: J. Junge, J. Best. K. Stevens, P. VanDerwerken. J. Fain. M. Karker, M. Smida, A. Weidman, J. Liddle. 134 1975 BOcjSTlCbCfe ROW 1: M. VanDerwerken, manager, M. Devenitch, J. Stahl, J. Garufi, P. Brady, J. Saddlemire, J. Walker. ROW 2: B. Becker, C. Calderon, S. Waker, B. Smith, D. Detweiler, S. Bevins, J. Roese, W. Mickel. ROW 3: Coach Policastro, J. Kessler, R. Vrooman, R. Gaige, G. Becker, S. Barton, P. Rodriguez, D. O'Sullivan, S. Skinner, C. Eggers, J. Wilsey, T. Slater. Last year’s track squad posted the best record in five years. Considering the fact that the team has no track for home meets, the five victories they recorded, including a dual meet win over Middleburg, made the season successful. Two sophomores were key performers on last year’s team - Denis O'Sullivan and Peter Rodriguez. George Becker, another soph, broke a school record in the 330 yard hurdles with a time of 46.7 seconds. 136 1975 GidsTKuck ROW 1: D. Liddle, A. Van Derwerken, V. Eaton, M. Fancher, K. Bice. ROW 2: K. Murphy, A. O’Sullivan, C. Rodriguez, D. Davis, S. Bice, M. Murray, D. Davis. ROW 3: L. Mann, L. Balfe, K. Kyme. 137 19757 uuS7 x w W. Henry, R. Tompkins. M. Van Derwerken. M. Van Eeckem, Coach Fain. M. Vogelein, J. Van Derwerken. D. Herrick. Coach Bob Fain's tennis team logs more miles than most as it has to practice as well as play home matches at Cobleskill Tech. The team has been rebuilding for the past three seasons. Senior number-one singles man Dean Herrick has played three years for coach Fain and is a great team leader. 138 Gol TWJnv Coach Lytle, B. Miers, K. Jones, J. Van Derwerken, D. Gallup, D. Marx, B. Jacobsen, J. Langen. The 1975 golf squad had a very successful recruiting year. Coach Lytle was able to get eight newcomers out for the team. Only one senior played this year and the team should develop. Bill Jacobsen was the only senior on the squad. Bill provided lots of leadership for the squad. Junior Dick Detweiler was usually the medalist and should develop into a great golfer next fall. The squad plays its home matches at the Cobleskill Country Club. 139 141 Qchool Chofo ROSTER: J. Treis, K. Bernhardt, B. Deffer, P. VanDerverken, M. Bellinger, J. Mallette, P. Lopez, D. Gallup, J. Largeteau, B. Sharpe, P. Brady, L. Oliveri, D. Toberg, R. Sadler, A. Weideman, L. Howland, S. Mooney, A. Eastman. K. Antos, C. Filmer, M. Youngs, D. Trombley, B. Finch, S. Wright. G. Habel, C. Lang, K. Hayes, L. Simmons. C. Becker, A. Miller, J. Stimson, D. Gathen, P. Pickett, D. Bogardas. C. Jeffrey, M. Kochanko, K. Sokol, M. Stanley, F. Bowers, J. Uveges. D. Marx, T. Thompson, J. Muller, B. Provost, P. Maack, S. Guay, L. Stolzenburg, S. Brisley, L. Martinez, T. Sholtes, S. Bice, K. Westheimer, P. Roberts, H. Weaver, C. Mooney, C. Morehouse, M. Hunziker, G. Becker, S. Barton, J. VanDerwerken, W. Henry, D. Detweiler, C. Ottenot, T. Adriance, A. VanDerwerken, B. Courlis, K. Smith, M. Livingston, F. Weaver, M. Guernsey, K. Porter, G. Eaton, L. Wright, L. Brady, J. Stahl, J. Goblet, J. Thompson. D. Babbitt, M. Smida, P. Mickle, K. Santos, M. Nakamori, R. Paul, J. Bramen, S. Cater, D. Vogelien, B. Aernecke, S. Filmer, R. Ottman, S. Rose, C. Wise, J. Westfall, C. Rodriquez, M. Kennedy. Ama Chofo W. Henry, A. VanDerwerken, J. VanDerwerken, J. Westfall, J. Mulier OKLAHOMA!” 1976 promises to be a bright year for the High School Choir. To begin the year, the choir presented a Bicentennial Sacred Music Concert on January 17 in the High School Auditorium. The highlights of the concert included a performance by the Koinonia Cantorum, a local singing group and the presentation of a Yamaha grand piano to the student body by the choir. The piano is being paid for entirely by funds raised by the musical organizations. On April 3 and 4, the choir and orchestra presented the very popular musical Oklahoma! by Rogers and Hammerstein. The production was under the direction of music department chairperson, Mrs. Frances Tripp with the orchestra being conducted by band directors Marvin Goldstein and Wayne Linderman. Mrs. Betsy Guernsey was in charge of the scenery and set construction. The Dream Sequence of the musical was performed by Liz Martinez, Sue Wright, Pam Maack, Heidi Weaver and Pam Roberts. Sandi Bice and Cindy Mooney were in charge of ticket sales and Fran Weaver was makeup chairperson. CURLEY Scott Barton AUNT ELLER Dale Vogelein LAUREY Alice VanDerwerken JUD Dan Babbitt GERTIE Ginny Eaton WILL Joe VanDerwerken CARNES David Marx IKE George Becker SLIM Jeff Muller FRED Jim Stahl CORD ELAM Tim Thompson 143 f-ftgfi Qckool Band ROW 1: K. Samos, S. Filmer. V. Eaton, M. Livingston, K. Reynolds, C. Filmer, L. Warner. ROW 2: J. Holloway, M. VanEekeren. J. Langan, J. Fain, J. VanDerwerken, W. Henry, K. Sokol, A. Eastman, L. Stolzenburg. ROW 3: C. Tilison, H. Weaver, L. Simmons, R. Sadler, J. Sokol, F. Seales, M. Langan, R. Miers, F. Weaver, S. Barton, M. Kochanko, F. Bowers, M. Shands, D. Babbitt, S. Mooney, J. Mallette, J. Muller. ROW 4: M. Smida, E. Daley, R. Gaige, R. Vrooman, J. Goblet, D. Conley, Conductor Mr. Goldstein; J. Shands, D. Marx, P. Brady, M. Devcnitch, E. Goblet, P. VanDerwerken, M. Stanley, M. Keyser, P. Schermerhorn. XwjOu AM-Qtafo Band LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Schermerhorn, F. Weaver, V. Eaton, S. Barton. 144 145 Gtsill's CJmaji CHOIR ROSTER: L. Howland, K. Antos, M. Youngs. D. Trombley, B. Finch, G. Habel, C. Lang, K. Hayes, A. Miller, J. Stimson, D. Gathen, P. Pickett, D. Bogardus. C. Jeffery, S. Wright, P. Maack, S. Guay, S. Brisley, L. Martinez, T. Sholtes, S. Bice, P. Roberts, C. Mooney, C. Morehouse, A. VanDerwerken, B. Courlis, K. Smith, M. Guernsey, K. Porter, L. Wright, L. Brady, R. Paul, J. Braman, S. Cater, D. Vogelein, B. Aemecke, R. Ottman, S. Rose, C. Wise. J. Westfall, C. Rodriguez, P. Mickel, M. Kennedy. BOY'S CHOIR ROSTER: J. Treis, K. Bernhardt, B. Deffer, P. VanDerwerken, M. Bellinger, J. Mallette, P. Lopez, D. Gallup, J. Largeteau, B. Sharpe, L. Oliver!, D. Toberg, R. Sadler, A. Wedeman, K. Sokol, M. Stanley, F. Bowers, J. Uveges, D. Marx, T. Thompson, J. Muller, B. Provost, M. Hunziker. G. Becker, S. Banon, J. VanDerwerken, W. Henry, D. Detweiler, C. Ottenot, T. Adriance, J. Stahl, J. Goblet, J. Thompson, D. Babbitt. Boy’s Chofo flAiddJ! QchooH Chofo 146 AliAh Qckool Bom ROSTER: M. Moore, S. Muller, C. Brady, D. Rockwell, M. Shands, B. Kane, K. Fonda, R. Wilms, T. Gordon, L. Devenitch, K. Perry, J Holt, L. Keller, B. Anthony, J. VanDerwerken, M. Pazderski, B. Rolfe, B. Meehan, C. Kyme, K. Shands, B. Stanton, S. Rockwell, D. Fain, T. VanDerwerken, D. Henry, T. Tully, D. Lopez, C. Conley, J. Holdorf, P. Donaghy, J. VanEckeren, S. Dailey, P. Howland, J. Seebold, J. Tully, M. Hall, J. Stahl, J. Lindecke, S. O'Sullivan, D. Hodder, J. Junge, D. Gallup. C. Vroman, D. Detweiler, D. Baker, J. Gruner, G. Funck, S. Withington, S. Seiz. J. Meehan, M. Eastman, S. Rollick, D. Lopez, J. Bogardus, J. Antos, J. Sokol, S. Gage, S. Young, C. Ross, T. Manz, T. Lawyer, M. Roese, L. Holdorf, P. Brewer, K. Hunziker, P. Wrana, F. Slavin, K. Bramen, L. Kane, D. Parslow, T. Thompson, R. Sholtes, K. Haroldson, P. Barbie, L. Homung, T. Faaro, H. Moore, B. Finch, D. Henry, J. VanEeckeren, P. Shultz, T. VanDerwerken, J. Holdorf, R. Hirst, D. Detweiler, C. Wayman, J. Holt, D. Cullam, C. Hunziker, K. Shands, D. Gallup, A. Wilber, J. Spies, S. Rockwell, S. Seiz, K. Kyme, S. Gruner, M. Bevins, B. Antos, B. Anthony, R. Howlands, K. Bogardus, L. Sharpe, G. Walker, F. Guernsey, M. Rollick, C. Slater, M. Smida, M. Antos, J. Stahl, D. Manz, D. Smith, P. Howland, C. Ogsbury, L. Silvera, T. Self, B. Stanton, D. Weaver, E. Rolfe, L. Clapper, C. Kyme, R. Sadler, A. Martell, F. Fingerhut, K. Fonda, M. Shands, P. Merklin, S. Muller, D. Goodnight, B. Kane, M. Laushe, R. Thorton, T. Thompson, J. Stone, E. Alger, D. Rockwell, K. Largeteau, M. Moser, K. O’Sullivan, J. Mason, S. Freed, D. Pickett, T. Gordon, J. Boone, J. Tully, J. Ryder, B. Balfance, N. Trombley. 147 U ts. BqIm — CWucfccw Pfctotfruj Chofo fiJLoMtodak — CowWfavv LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Putman, S. Kelly, P. Barbie, B. Foland, B. Aernecke, T. Lawyer, D. Bogardus, J. Braman, P. Pickett. 149 F xg ypjxnpjo Vtdai'B'ioCfe 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 158 PLYMOUTH ROCK 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 SPECIAL PATRONS AND BOOSTERS Commissioner and Mrs. Russell Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Aernecke Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Perue Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaige The Bill Mooney Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald Warner Dr. and Mrs. Peter Sacket the Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaige Congratulations to: the Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunnell Sr. Beekman Agency Parson's Drug Store Kelly's Grill Ellen C. LeRuzic Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chastaine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Largeteau Jr. Mrs. Margaret Largeteau and Mark Schoharie County Office for the Aging Smith's Collision Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tague and sons Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kelly Paul and Jody Davis 1 168 The Schoharie Rotary Club conducts many worthwhile activities including the co-sponsorship of the annual Honor Awards Dinner for S.C.S. scholars, the sponsoring of local Boy Scout and Girl Scout units, and participation in the Rotary Foreign Exchange Student Program. This year two S.C.S. graduates, Marianne Eaton and Roger Heckman are abroad in Belgium and Brazil respectively. We are also honored to have Michiko Nokamori of Sapparo, Japan with us this year at S.C.S. as our visiting Foreign Exchange Student. Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Schoharie Rotary Club Marianne Eaton Roger Heckman Michiko Nokamori READING IS EVERYTHING! The Kid who can't read adequately for his age Stands naked before the world. However brave his front, his self-image drops. He hates school, with reason. His comprehension Narrows to impressions, half-truths and Whatever is fed to his senses at any given moment. Eventually, he tends to develop a bumper-sticker Mentality, limited to simplistics and thus, A sucker for demagoguery and whatever appeals to his rage. That way democracy and freedom die. B W Hardware ________________________170___________________________________ Compliments of KEYSER MAHAR FOOD MARKET Schoharie, N.Y. MIDDLEBURG AGWAY COOP., INC. Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Farm and Home Supplies Middleburg, New York STRONG'S DEPT. STORE Middleburg, New York Clothing and Footwear for the Family Congratulations From BEACON FEED SERVICE Central Bridge, New York 868-4621 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 RUSSELL'S FIVE AND TEN Middleburg, New York Route 7 Central Bridge, NY ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLES GIFTS PAT'S THIS AND THAT SHOP Phone: 868-4580 171 LARAWAY'S FUEL Oil - Gas - Kerosene Middleburg, New York SCHOHARIE PHARMACY COBLESKILL BOWLINS LANES Schoharie County Recreation Center New Restaurant and Lounge Facilities Cobleskill 234-4321 Edward M. Ottenot Phone: 295-7133 Schoharie, New York THE APPLE BARREL A Unique Country Store Fruits, Vegetables, and Country Gifts RUNDYCUP MEADOWS Schoharie, New York BENNINGER SONS FARMS Dick and Peggy Luniewski House Plants Fuchsia - Begonia - Impatiens Box 7 Gallupville, N.Y. 12073 Central Bridge, N. Y. 12035 Hay and Straw Fertilizer Phone: (518) 872-0665 Phone: 868-9933 Phones: 868-4676 295-7274 K. K. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Ken Braman Keith Meade Central Bridge Schoharie 172 173 Best Wishes From FOXENKILL LODGE West Berne, New York Compliments of 88 EXPRESS LINES Route 7 Cobleskill, New York 12043 STUDIO D 229 Main Street, Schoharie, N. Y. 12157 (518)295-8151 ALL CERAMIC SUPPLIES WHOLESALE - RETAIL Distributor: Ceramichrome McNees Molds Cress Kilns Blair Sprays Teka Brushes Magna-stone Instructions Firing Quality Greenware We U.P.S. Best Wishes From SENIOR BILLVEDDER AGENCY Main Street Schoharie, New York MADALENE RYAN AND EDWIN V. VEDDER III Agents and Brokers We Sell Service Compliments of BEVIN'S BEAUTY SHOP Schoharie, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1976 BARTON'S MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Meats Esperance, New York Tel. 875-6343 174 OTTMAN AND ENDERS, INC. Serving Schoharie County for 25 Years Heating Oils Gasolines Heating - Plumbing Installation Service Free Estimates Phone: 295-8106 Compliments Compliments BADGLEY AND WHEELER of HARDWARE THE BUDGET BOOSTER Props. Main Street An Ruland Don Wheeler Schoharie, New York RUGS DONE - FRED’S THE ONE FRED'S CARPET CENTER Schoharie County’s Leading Carpet Specialty Center Main St. Middleburg Tel. 827-4463 Congratulations Class of ”76” FARONE'S SERVICE VILLAGE REPAIR CENTER Six Days a Week, Main St., Schoharie, N. Y. Brake Tune Up Oil Change Muffler Lubrication Hirst and Bender Days Nights Ph. 872-1520 872-0636 Body and Fender - General Repairs All Services Available” Phone 295-7289 Corner Rts. 146 and 443 Gallupville, N.Y. 12073 24 Hour Towing Service LANGAN FUNERAL HOME JOSEPH R. LANGAN, Owner Central Bridge New York Phone: 868-4861 Congratulations to the Class of '76 DON AND JEAN LARGETEAU Auto - Electric Route 20 Esperance, N.Y. Phone: 875-6051 Compliments Class of '76 CENTRAL BRIDGE FIRE DEPARTMENT Best Wishes From THE LONG SHADOW RESTAURANT Route 7 Don and Ginny Muth RIVER IMPLEMENT CO., INC. KELLY’S GRILL International HELMUT HOEHER Phone 827-5147 Farm Machinery Best Wishes From Kelly's Grill H Parts and Service RICHARD OSTRANDER Middleburg, N.Y. 12122 Main Street Middleburg, N.Y. 12122 Compliments to the Class of 76 JOE’S AUTOBODY WORKS JOE LARGETEAU JR. Prop. Auto and Truck Repair and Repainting, Welding - Snowplowing Esperance, N.Y. 24 HOUR TOWING Phone 875-6934 BEEKMAN AGENCY INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Insurance PARSON'S PHARMACY Middleburg, N.Y. 12122 Phone: 827-5888 Pauline Franck, Pres. Main Street Middleburg, N.Y. 12122 Best Wishes STATE BANK SCHOHARIE HARDWARE OF ALBANY Glidden Paints Heating - Plumbing Chartered 1803 Phone: 295-8181 Mon.-Sat. Schoharie Office Schoharie, N.Y. 178 Best Wishes to the Spirit of '76 THE SCHOHARIE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 179 LENNY'S TIRE SERVICE Middleburg-Schoharie Road B. F. Goodrich - Mohawk - Recaps Off the Road and on the Farm Service Compliments of SCHOHARIE CLEANERS Main Street Schoharie New York Best Wishes Class of '76 BUSH LUMBER CO. Millwork Mason Supplies Roofing Pittsburg Paint Rockwell Tools Middleburg Cobleskill 827-5245 234-7211 180 Congratulations to the Class of '76 Dozing SMITTY'S Esperance, N.Y. Blacktop Trucking Jackhammer Back hoe 895-8186 Landscaping THE COUNTY SEAT RESTAURANT Featuring the Very Finest in Home Style Food Located on Main Street in the Historic Village of Schoharie, NY FRANKLIN L. SHULTES All Forms of Insurance 331 Main Street Schoharie, New York 12157 Tel.: 518-295-7190 After Hrs.: 872-0731 MANZ SALES INC. White Farm Equipment Schoharie, New York OLD BAVARIAN MANOR Gallupville, N.Y. Round and Square Dancing Every Saturday Night CHET and PEGGY T.l. WRIGHT realty K«NMI - 1M 111! Schoharie L WRIGHT REALTY The Live-Wire Agency We List and Sell Property 362 Days a Year 1-295-8547 (anytime) Compliments of VANDYKE MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Middleburg, N.Y. Come and see us at our new home on the Middleburg - Schoharie Road. FEUZ CONSTRUCTION Excavating and Prestige Homes 1 Feuz Terrace Esperance, New York 12066 ED. FEUZ Phone: 875-6311 THE ELM STORE Main Street Schoharie, New York Phone:295-7409 C D SERVICE STATION Congratulations to the Class of '76 Gas and Oil Tires and Batteries Gallupville, New York MARGO VONLINDON 182 CARRIAGE HOUSE SALON 14Vi Elm Street Cobleskill, N.Y. Phone: 234-3066 No Appointment Needed Congratulations From THEMIDDLEBURG TELEPHONE COMPANY Middleburg, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '76 WAGNER'S CORNER STORE Gallupville, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '76 From the Class of '26 Celebrating Our 50th Graduation Anniversary Edward Scribner Jacob Schaffer Irene Ressegieu Mrs. Elizabeth (VonLindon) Bates Mrs. Elizabeth (Becker) Warner Mrs. Elizabeth (Lawyer) Pancoast Mrs. Willa (Rickard) Lester Mrs. Kathleene (Sidney) Church Mrs. Mary (Dykeman) Hilts Mrs. Janet (Webb) Colyer HARVEY M. KING Excavating and Trucking Phone: 518-868-4640 R.D. 2 Schoharie, New York 12157 Mobil Minuteman Service . . . to serve you Better Radio Dispatched for Fast, Efficient We Care Customer Service 1FB4NY ENDERS ®L,INC Jim Cooper, President Route 30A, Central Bridge, N.Y., Phone 868-4522 and 868-8115 183 If today is the first day of the rest of your life, yesterday you were born into this world to face the future with the knowledge that you will die tomorrow. But to live one day is to live for eternity, fore and alas tomorrow will never come and yesterday is but a past experience meant only for those that live in the afterlight of a new day. Living in the light of the day will bring forth happiness. Happiness, the essence of all that is not sorrow. Happiness cannot exist without sorrow. To point out the way of happiness, is without sorrow. When only sorrow can exist with the absence of happiness, sorrow is the color of stone; the color grey, black and blue all being cold and hard. Being cold and hard is not being able to feel the sun's golden ray as it peeks above mountain tops looking into the valley of death. There it will fear not death but walk amoungst cool clear water watching small minnows jump and swim like little dashes of dark and speedy astroids flying through the voids of all eternity. Arvid Oksa SCHOHARIE CE 100H3S IV I