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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

T bt o{yCcwietd6 QpjvtiyiS — Acttafces — Page, 81 GWes — Pagfe 53 Gfxwfe — Page, 99 ' AcU — Page, 131 Oto , — Page, 65 UaSic — Page, 121 UodJUxd L tew U is. De iotfy We, the Class of 1977, are proud to dedicate the 1977 Yo Sko Ha Ro to Mrs. Patricia DeGroff. After graduating from Plattsburg Col- lege, Mrs. DeGroff taught one year, 1951-52 at SCS and then ’’retired” to raise a family. She returned in 1965 and has since taken over as head of the Home Economics Dept. She is also active in Future Homemakers of America and is an advisor of the Junior Class. Her husband, Ken, and she recently cele- brated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. They reside on Schoharie Hill. The DeGroffs have one daughter, Rebecca and four sons: Jef- frey, David, Timothy and Kenneth, Jr. Tim and Kip are members of the Class of 1977. .0 Mr. and Mrs. DeGroff celebrate their recent Silver Anniversary. At home at a familiar setting - the Home Ec Room. • scf� «. A f f jj. Mr - c y ¥ t ft ; 1976JUNIOR PROM ’ ’ YOUR SONO’ ’ OUR COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: L. La Cavera, C. Spe- nello, K. Shepard, B. Courlis, A. Van- Derwerken, D. Davis, B. O'Hanlon, R. Oilman, K. Porter, Queen, P. Rodriguez, King, J. Goblet, P. O'Hanlon, T. Ben- der, R. Filmer, G. Becker, W. Henry, D. Tosh, J. Van Derwerken. 4 5 1977 GEMOR BfllL ' 'DRW ON ’ ’ Our Court LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Skinner, D. Tosh, G. Becker, J. Van Derwerken, T. Bender, W. Schell (1976 King), R. Filmer, King, L. LaCavera, Queen, T. Fagnani (1976 Queen), D. Davis, A. Van Derwerken, C. Faber, C. Smith, R. Tompkins. L'' riiru iMMvz I Ml , 8 6 Lisa Brady Jeff Carroll Sue Chase Deb A. Calderon Dale Cleveland 12 Tracy Durfee Ronald S. Filmer Dick Detweiler Virginia E. Eaton Cindy J. Faber 15 Robert Gaige Cathy Goodrich 16 Kathleen J. Kelly Kenneth Jones Kolin Keyser Kenneth C. Inghram 1 Raymond Jennings I V Marion Knowles Star Lawyer • I - James Lighthall Lisa LaCavera Peggy Livingston 19 . i 'I I viv. Bonnie McDermott Jose Antonio Murra Giacoman Bill Molenaar Kathy Murphy Nancy McMullen 21 Anne S. O'Sullivan Denis Timothy O'Sullivan Katie Parsons 22 Norman Rack I Kimberly Ann Porter ■ d William Reisinger Jim Remmers Kathy Reynolds 23 James Saddlemire Erica Schulmeister 24 Vicki Shepard Norma Skaarup Karla Schulmeister John A. Schultz Michele Denise Simmons 25 Rebecca Lynn Smith Donald Sommers 26 Cathy Spenello Theresa Marie Stimson Steve Swift Sharon Anne Spies 27 i—i Alice Lee Van Derwerken Richard VanDyke t Marietta VanEekeran Joseph Elon VanDerwerken Russell Varin 29 Cynthia Ann Yuhas SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ed Baker Mark Barton Louis Bauer Tom Bernhardt Alan Colby Roger Goodrow Robert E. Timosevich 31 33 35 37 I, TED ADRIANCE, will to Ken and Bob, meaner cars than mine; to Chris, the ability to make people believe him; to Dennis, a year's supply of plant food; and to Dick, all the girls he wants and a narc badge. I, JACOB ARNOLD, will to Alan and Bemie, all the good times; to Rich, all the thanks for teaching me more about mechanics. 1, RICK BAILEY, will to my parents, much gratitude in getting me through this place; to all my buzzing buddies, better buzzies; to Patty, a sixer of Miller; and to Tammy, all my love for as long as she wants it. I, GEORGE J. BECKER III, as senior class president, leave to Schoharie Central one more class as suc- cessful and daring as the class of ”77. As myself, to J. Policastro I leave one good hurdler and another successful track team; to my friends, I leave our memories; to Ginny, I bid her the best of luck; and to all the other girls I know, I leave my love and friendship forever. I, ROBERT BECKER, of almost some mind, will to Ted, a year of free driving lessons and a car that will go over 65; to Ken, a year of free rides and a gallon of gas; and to Denis O’S, more places to have par- ties. I, GINNY BELLINGER, being of sound mind and body, will to Martin and Sara Jane the success and happiness I've had in school in hopes they'll have the same; to Mr. Clarke, I will another Spanish IV stu- dent to come bug him in the morning during home- room. I, TONY BENDER, will to the C. B. gang a good party; to Deb, a good head because she needs it; and to my mother, everything good because she deserves it. I, BILL BENNINGER, will to my family, friends, and staff, all my love and thanks for making these the best years of my life; to a special friend, Ron Fil- mer, it wouldn't have been the same without you; to my mother and father, you’re the best!; and to Mr. McCarthy, thanks!! I, DAVID BORST, leave to my brothers, mom, and dad, all my love and happiness; to Garret, Harold and Bob, all the beer they can drink; to Mr. Tollner all my shop brains to all the girls I know, especially one, all my love and happiness for her alone. I, LISA BRADY, will to anyone who needs it, a shoulder to cry on; to Terry S. and Barb C., thanks!; and to my parents, thanks for understanding. I, DEB CALDERON, will to my parents, brothers and sister, my love and a thanks for putting up with me; Terry, Tim and Marion, love and happiness together always; Linda F. and Laurie W., a referee; Linda D. a case of Genesse and a MacDonald’s hamburger; Vic, a decent guy; Miz and Jeff, thanks for your time; all my friends, a decent head; and Lisa L., a blind date. I, SUE CHASE, will all the love and thanks to my parents; to Kris, Slim, Herb and the rest of the 42 gang, happiness; to Sharon and Leona, thank you for the memories I will always cherish; and to Joe, our hopes and dreams to come true. I, MARY COOK, will to Kathy and Katie, eternal happiness and a continuous smile, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to; to cousin David, an eventful but successful senior year; and to my parents my everlasting love; Thank you Mom and Dad for always being there. I, BARB COURLIS, will to Mr. Burton the party-town of C.B., to Cindi M., all the peppy” she can han- dle; to Lisa B., You've got a friend ; to Terry, the treasured memories of the past and a bright look into the future; and to the special friends I've come to know, a lifetime filled with happiness. 1, KRIS CREEDE, will to Linda, Slim, Dawn and Jim, all the quiet moments we've shared together; Mom and Dad, love and thanks; Sue and Joe, their love forever; Dave Grass, all the love we've shared together in hopes never forgotten; and Lyle, hope you're there to help me. I, LESLIE CUMMINGS, will to all my friends many more of the good times and a better car to those who laughed at mine; to Deb, my lasting friendship and thanks; to Mike, my ability to stay out of trouble; to Robin, as much fun as I’ve had; and to Becky, a bet- ter world. 1, DEB DAVIS, will to my sisters, Diane one big red tomato, Ellen some smiles, Sheryl all the fun I had in school and some luck; to Tony, thanks for the times and memories; to Leslie, all the love and understanding that a friendship can give; to the rest of my friends, thanks for the fun we had together. I, TIMOTHY DeGROFF, will to Angie the girl I love, my body; to Homer and Bill, all our great memories of girls, beer, tattoos, Canada, and the most of all, fist fights; to all the bad little boys and girls in Schoharie Central, my kind heart. I, KATHY DELLIGAN, will to my special friends, my continual friendship; to Shelly, many laughs, luck, and happiness; to Dee, I give all my love for as long as he wants it; and especially to my wonder- ful parents, my love and appreciation for standing by me all through the years. I, DICK DETWEILER, will to Kim, a bong; to Michele, a cuddle toy to poke, fold, spindle and mutilate; to Cheryl, Keep on smiling ; and to Denis, Bob G., Shawn, Ken, Chris, Ted, and Bob B., all the parties - er - memories. I, LINDA DIETZ, will to my parents all the love and understanding that they deserve for putting up with me; to my brothers and sisters, thank you for helping me grow up; to Patty, Terry, Deb D., Diane D., Diane P., Deb C., Mickey, Tim M., Tony B., thanks for being there!!! I love ya all!! I, TRACY DURFEE, will to Diane D., happiness in every way possible; to Darren, patience because everything will come in time; to my parents, lots of love and thanks for understanding. I, GINNY EATON, will a little love and sunshine for the future to all my friends; to Jeff, a smile and a song; and to Bob, a beer bottle, a bowl, and an undisturbed road. 1, CINDY FABER, will one more year of school to my 43 former classmates of ”78 ; to Diane, a van with a map of the US; to Cathy and Lisa, happiness; to my sister Rosalie, a lost and found department; to my family, thank you; to all my friends, memories; and to Mark, something strange. I, RON FILMER, will to Carole, a world full of suc- cess; to my parents, my appreciation and love; to Coaches McCarthy and Beal, my thanks for the knowledge gained from them; to George, a car; to Joe B., a better job; to Bill, a friend that will listen to him. I, BRENDA FOLAND, will sincere thanks to my par- ents for all the guidance, love and happiness they have given me; to Barbara and my family and friends, good luck in the years to come; and to Timmy, all my love and many happy years together. I, TERRY FRANOLICH, will to my daughter Marion, all the happiness and love in the world; to Tim, the same and the strength to keep our bet ; to my par- ents, thanks for being so kind and understanding; to Linda D., Deb C., and Deb D., a very special thank you; to Tony, a million black hats; to Linda F., a bottle of tranquilizers; and to Laurie W., a smack in the mouth. I, BOB GAIGE, will one pint of Seagrams Seven to Shawn Skinner: to Dick Detweiler, I leave abso- lutely nothing; to my brother Ron, 1 will him the ability to have as much fun in high school as I had; to Ginny, I will a cheerful smile. I, TAMMY GRIFFIN, will to Star and Nancy, my friendship forever; to my parents, love and thanks for everything; to Tom and Benji, all the fun in school I had; to all my friends, thanks for the little favors; and especially I will all my love to John. I, WARREN HENRY, being of sound mind and body, bequeath the following; to M. B. G., another sixth grade; to Marietta, a spring bird; and to my brother, David, a seat in the National Honor Society. I, KRISTIE HOTALING, will to Marion, all my appreciation and friendship for being there when I needed advice; to John, a bottle of hair straightener, freezing goose, and love; to Lou Ann, I leave a reserved seat in the dungeon, and success in what she does; last all my love and thanks to my parents for helping me through everything I've done. I, KEN INGHRAM, will to any upcoming senior, the ability to raise hell and get away with it; to Ted, a fleet of VW's to compensate for his driving abilities; and to anyone who wants it, one well used 69 Ford. 1, RAY JENNINGS, leave to Keith Egnor, good luck in basketball; to Harold Parslow, the best of luck at not getting caught smoking in the bathroom; to Bob Finch, the alcoholic, a case; to Garret, a rotten carrot; and to Lonnie Johnson, my love. I, KENNETH M. JONES, last of the long line, hereby leave my many nicknames to the next unfor- tunate senior names Jones; to Mr. Zdunczyk, a soft job in Hyde Park; and to next year's golf team, my fabulous three wood with which I hit a rock twice. I, KATHY KELLY, wil to my sister, the ability to have fun anywhere and stay out of trouble at the 44 same time; to B. D. and G. D., the memories of our good times in and out of school without getting caught; and mostly to my mother, my love for being so understanding with me. I, MARION KNOWLES, will the following; to my mother, love and thanks for making it all worth while; to Kristie, thanks for being such a great friend and I hope it continues; and to my nephews, Chris and Davey, my love and I hope they make it through school. I, LISA LaCAVERA, will to my brothers and sisters, a dream to reach for; to my parents, my love and thanks: to my friends, a world of smiles and a hope for tomorrow; to Max Neil, a kiss, a hug, and a tear for the past and a life full of happiness for the future. I, STAR LAWYER, will to my parents, many thanks for all their understanding and all my love; to my brother and sister, good luck in your future years; to Boyce, all my love forever; to Tam and John, hurry up and elope; to Cindy, Dawn and McMullagan, good luck. I, MONICA LIVINGSTON, will to my sister, Marla, patience, energy, a smile and a smack with which to finish school; to Becky, my life long friendship; to Roxanne, a hello every morning; to my family, thanks for keeping me; and to anyone I have forgot- ten, a dream and a purpose. I, PEG LIVINGSTON, will to Laurie, Annie, Mathew and Mickey, my ability to get through school doing almost nothing; to all the people that made these years a lot easier, thanks; to Mom, thanks for put- ting up with me. I, MICHAEL LOTT, will to all the late sleepers my ability to sleep late and still catch the bus; to Doug Gallup, a riding lawnmower of his own; to Mrs. Leary, thanks for getting me through my English Regents; and to my brother, Larry, nothing. I, LEONA MANN, will to my parents, much thanks and love always; to Claire and Suzy, the ability to stay out of trouble or at least not get caught; to Sue, much happiness with Joe; to Sharon, thanks for the motivation; and to Karen, thanks for being that spe- cial friend. I, KATHY MARTIN, being sound mind and body hereby will the following; to my brother and Yvonne Scutt, the best of luck in their following school years; to my mother, I will my love and happiness and I appreciate her helping me through school; to Dean Scutt, I will all my love. I, GENEE McCABE, will some understanding to the people around here, cause they need it for their minds; to Dale Cleveland, a pair of queer pants, less sarcasm, and a nice life; to Smith, a punch in the face and all the other good memories; to Gail (Irma) Paden, a better friend to replace this one and someone to remove the caramel from your apple. I, BONNIE McDERMOTT, wish all the luck in the world to my brothers and sister in the years to come; to my parents, all my love and thanks for putting up with me while in school; I give all my love to Bub- bles, Kathy, Bonnie, good luck to ya’ll! I, NANCY McMULLEN, will to Tammy and Star all the good memories we had in and out of school and my friendship forever; to my parents, thank you for your love and understanding through out the years; to 45 Lou, happiness in life with Dick and the kids; and most of all I will my love to Steve Schmidt forever. I, WILLIAM MOLENAAR, will to Patty my love, future and the hope that it will last; to Homer, pro- tection!; to Tim, to keep it flying for X safety; to Moose, the hope he finds a Grand Canyon. I, KATHY MURPHY, will to all my special friends happiness, luck and all the special memories we have had together; Chris, my 18th and have fun; to Vicki, all the happiness in her future plans; to Mr. Gebe, I will one first place dairy judging team; to Mr. Burton, a better senior class; and to the gang at the lunch table, the many fun times we had together. I, CHRIS OTTENOT, will to Seth one keg of beer; to John, one bionic arm in hopes that it won’t break as easily as the one he has now; to Jeff, one car that deserves to be called The Classy Chassis ; and to Carrol, one book of compliments to use on me instead of insults. I, KATIE PARSONs, (Bubbles) will the following things: my love and appreciation to my father for helping me; to my mother, I give a special spot in my heart, wishing she was here; to my understanding friends, I give happiness; to my sister Marie, may she succeed in everything; to anyone who thinks they can be happy and handle it, my laugh; to Albert, I leave a life time of kisses; and to Mary and Kathy, may our friendship last. 1, CRYSTAL PERUE, will to my parents a big thanks for putting up with me; to my niece Wendi Bivins, good luck in her remaining years at S.C.S.; and to Ron, all my love always and a happy future. 46 I, KIM PORTER, will thanks to my parents for love and understanding; good times to Shawn, Bob, Ginny and Anne; Party times to Barb and Terry; a happier job for Kathy; great times for Cheryl with Brian; good luck to my friends; but most of all thanks and love to Peter John for caring now and hopefully in the future. I, NORMAN RACK, will to all the underclassmen, all the good times I had at S. C. S. I, KATHY REYNOLDS, will to my classmates the best of luck in their remaining time at S.C.S.; to Becky and Mr. Clarke, thanks for listening to my problems; to Miss Rinaldi, one set of well-used crutches with the understanding 1 can borrow them when I need them. 1, PETER RODRIGUEZ, will to my parents, all my love and gratitude for guiding me throughout my school years; to Chris, the same attitude and desire to learn; to Mr. P. a track; to Mike, thanks for all of your help and understanding; and to Kim, a never ending friendship. I, DEB ROSS, will to Kenny, Rick, and Carole, a lot of good luck and good times at S.C.S.; and to my mother and Jeff, all my love and appreciation for all they have done for me. I, CHERYL SCHROM, will to all my friends down- street, good memories and fun times; to my nephew, love; to my parents, a great big thanks; to Timmy and Eric, my brains in Consumer Economics; and to Fatty, I will my love for as long as he wants it. I. ERICA SCHULMEISTER, will to Mr. Tollner and the woodshop class, (especially Palmer, Conley, and Sharpe) a year's supply of munchies and another lady in class; to Jeff Liddle, more mothering and squeezes; to Cathy Beth, my sissy, a future full of fun; and to all my readers and subscribers of the New Shoe Review, a bigger and better gossip paper. I, KARLA SCHULMEISTER, will to Dana, a bloody nose and a new necklace; to Jeff Liddle, a hug and a kiss so he's embarrassed; to Bobby Stokes, a trip to Arizona; to Diane, all Bopper's love; to Gail, our pal Meehan; to Mikie L., the girl he wants; to Mr. Tollner, a bag of pretzels; and to my friends, a sunny hill and good times. I, MICHELE SIMMONS, will to Rosemary and Dana, all my love and luck forever; Aunt Carol, Uncle Claude and the kids who have been more than just a family, all my love, gratitude and sincere apprecia- tion for accepting me; to Walt Pezderski, all my love and prayers that he will fulfill my hope for tomorrow.'' I, SHAWN SKINNER, will to Doug, the kid with everything; to Dick, the kid with nothing, nothing else; to Vicki, a Sunday pass to Fonda; to Bob, some nerve; to Kimberly, a smile; and to all the rest of my fabulous friends, thanks for all the great memo- ries. I, BECKY SMITH, will to Miss Rinaldi, a whole sea- son without any big arguments; to my parents, a spe- cial thanks for being there; to my youngest brother, the ability to make the best of his remaining years at S.C.S.; and to Roxanne and Monica, my everlasting friendship. I, KATHLEEN SMITH, will to Terry S. a mirror, a piece of paper and a piece of gum for future use; to James S., an enjoyable year in California; to Kim P., a new partner at M's; and to the Cornwell chil- dren , happy school days at Schoharie Central. I, CHERYL SMITH, will to Kathy all my clothers; Kim and Peter, a long and happy life together; Ann, Cathy, Fran, Kim, Shawn and Dick, all the good times we had at lunch; to Robin, a guy who she can call her own; to Brian, all the good times we've had together and hopefully many more to come. I, CATHY SPENELLO, will to Debbie, good luck and Bopper for homeroom next year; to the Shoes, I leave an everlasting ride.to races, my subscription to the N.S.R., and many more good times together; to the rest of my friends, I leave memories of the past and happiness for the future. I, SHARON ANNE SPIES, will to Leona and Sue, a sunrise; to the Gebe's and Ransom's, love and good fortune; to Allen, Chris and Steve, my bruises from gym; to Tim B., a kiss at midnight; to Jenny, a new wardrobe of shirts, a belt and happiness; to my family, thank you. I, TERRY STIMSON, will to Jean and Sue, lots more parties throughout their school years; to Lisa real friends ; to Barb, more memories than 1 can begin to count and many more yet to come; finally, love to those special friends who have made these last few years unforgettable. I, CINDY TEALE, will to my little sister the best of luck with Al; to my little brother, the ability to get the most out of life; to my parents, all of my love. 47 I, TERRENCE TESSARZIK, will to my brothers an even better time than 1 had; to my parents, my report cards, diploma and lots of love; and finally to all of my friends, a party and memories of the good times. I, CONNIE TILISON, will to my sister Wendy and all my wonderful friends the very best in years ahead and for making my school years more exciting; to my parents, my love and thanks; to my brother Denny and future sister-in-law Patty, all the happi- ness possible; and to all my teachers, thanks for put- ting up with me and for all your help. 1, ROBERT TIMOSEVICH, will to Kevin, Barney and Bill, a cigarette and a lot of high times; to Kevin and Barney, bus 42, all the little kids, and a pair of ear muffs; to all the teachers at S.C.S. my brother, Steve, to carry on and remember 77.” 1, ROXANNE TOMPKINS, will to my parents all the love and thanks for being there; to Becky, a guy like E. B. and thanks for getting me through S. C. S.; to Monica, a person to say Hi to every morning; to Karla, a mechanical brain for Secretarial Practice. I, DOUGLAS TOSH, being of sound mind and body will my most prized possession, my van, to the stu- dents of S.C.S. for use as a school bus; to my sister, Tammy, advice to avoid hair-raising trips to the office and mind-boggling classes; and lastly, to Don Miller, the urge to come to school and the many good times that I have had. 1, MARGIE TRASK, will to all my close friends all the luck and happiness they can find; to Mrs. Pouti- nen, one secretary; to my brother Ron, a dream come true; to all future presidents of F.H.A. much success; and to Maurice all my love for life. I, ALICE VANDERWERKEN, will happiness and love to all my friends; to Marg, Fran, Cindy, happy memories and fulfilling future; to my lunch table, a girl with Big Dimples who owns a bakery and a bank; to the X-Country team, another female; to Little John another girl named Big Al ; to Carole, a rut-raw; and a new shrink to Charlie. I, JOSEPH VANDERWERKEN, will to Paul, Ted, Julia, and Jay, 90 science labs; to Alice, success and a lot of thanks: to Mr. McCarthy more VanD- erwerkens; to Mrs. Tripp, a new practice room; and to the many others, good luck. I, MARIETTA VanEEKEREN, will to Mary Beth and Warren, a baseball game and a lot of memories; to Terry, a can of tuna; to Jan, a hot water bottle and a shot of brandy to keep him warm on the journies up the hill; and to David, a large mirror and a comb. 1, RUSS VARIN, will to Roland some brains that he might use; to all my friends, a happy and cheerful future; and to the kids at S.C.S. a great time. I, BOB VROOMAN, will to Ron Gaige my drum sticks so he can keep a steady beat; to my friends, plenty of good times; and to Kim, feelings of love which we may share in the future. I, AMY WAINWRIGHT, will to Roy, all my love and happiness in the near future years; to my brothers, sister, nieces and nephews, the best of luck in the 48 future years to come in S.C.S.; and most of all to my parents, thanks for putting up with me and being there. I, FRAN WEAVER, will to Mr. Policastro another female dominated Physics class; to Mr. Beal, 100 Ford buttons; to my parents, my thanks and love; to Alice, Marge, Cindy, Joe, and the rest, many great times; to Bob, thanks for our friendship; to Heidi, Diane, Joe, and Erika, success at S.C.S. I, JOHN WILSEY, leave Chris many more good times; Carlos, one record in the shot; Jack, just good luck!; Donna, Denean, Kathy, Tim, and everybody else, thanks for being friends; my parents and grand- mother, thanks for all the knowledge and wisdom; and last of all, all my love to Pam. I, CINDY YUHAS, leave to Barney, Diane and Tom, good times; to the gang, a fantastic future; to Mrs. Leary, a problem or two for her pocket; to Mr. Beal, a pair of shorts; to Mr. MacDougall, Harri LaMouche ; to Mom, thanks for everything; and to someone, my love. I, MARY BETH GUERNSEY, will to Warren, patience with me and my strange ways; to Marietta, I wish you the peace and happiness you deserve; and to F.A.G. Ill, I wish you luck in Mom’s English class. 49 C ' -1 v. .. • «TY. ,,T.x- fc • • ’ 'v . viV r ' • to - V r V f 51 53 CMs 4 197 s ROW 1: D. Cancio, A. Wilbur, D. Liddle, P. Mason, K. Sokol, G. Pasquerella, Y. Colon, G. Paden, M. Shands, L. Stolzenburg, B. Murphy, W. Sommers, L. Zwick. ROW 2: P. Maack, H. Weaver, R. Wood, P. Westfall, V. Whittemore, B. Roney, D. VanDyke, B. Marks, C. Mooney, K. Westheimer, C. Dean, A. Vroman, T. Sholtes, P. Roberts, M. Livingston. ROW 3: B. Leonard, C. Morehouse, K. Meehan, L. Martinez, J. Muller, J. Pazderski, D. Marx, M. Stanley, J. Uveges, B. Miers, B. Provost, T. Thompson, F. Banks, T. Youngs, B. Meade, L. Low. 97S ROW 1: J. Hotaling, J. Cain, M. Lawyer, I. Flomer. L. Fagnani, L. Wainwrighl, L. Godigeit, M. DeRozier, E. Alger, R. Gaige. ROW 2: C. Foland, J. Myers. D. Davis. L. Johnson, D. Spenello, S. Kelly, S. Bice, M. Baldwin, S. Brisley, E. Daley, M. Hunziker, A. Gigan- det. ROW 3: D. Bogardus, J. Best, S. Bevins, F. Banks, S. Herrick, M. Cummings. D. Benninger, M. Diurnat, J. Langan. A. Cross, T. Lawyer, W. Houghton, K. Kennedy, B. Dane. CBm 41979 ROW 1: T. Laushe, D. Kyme, D. Conley, N. Treis, K. Antos, K. Hayes, A. McGiver, J. Mallette, D. Miller, G. Schultz, C. Becker. ROW 2: P. Scheck, C. Bernhardt, E. Wainwright, D. Hunt, D. LaPointe, L. Am, C. Mann, D. Kwasnicki, J. Corey, S. Wright, J. Stim- son, A. Dutcher, E. Goblet, E. Hunter, K. Cummings. ROW 3: K. Miller, M. A. Youngs, L. Warner, L. Goetz, L. Oliver!, P. Brady, A. Weideman, C. Calderon, D. Gallup, F. Seales, R. Fancher, D. Putman, P. VanDerwerken, W. Schanz. 1979 ROW 1: R. Trask, T. Schrom, W. Gerow, C. Zwick, P. Baker, A. Miller, D. Bogardus, P. Pickett, H. Wilms, J. Holloway, S. Croote, P. Pollard, B. Finch, P. Hassan, S. Ernest, C. Bailey, P. Canning. ROW 2: D. Walker, J. Fain, S. Murphy, D. Becker, S. Mooney, D. Mattice, K. O'Sullivan, J. Shands, C. Lang, G. Monge, L. Howland, L. Simmons, M. A. Kochanko, G. Habel, C. Filmer, A. M. Rosa. ROW 3: M. Langan, M. Devenitch, E. Palmer, R. Sadler, P. Lopez, W. Roosevelt, W. Borst, J. Treis, M. Loucks, E. Davis, C. Pierce, D. Gathan, J. Garufi, D. Joslin, C. Schlict, L. Johnson, G. Ingrahm. ROW 4: B. Yuhas, J. Carl, M. Bellinger, D. Toborg, M. Wainwright, T. Wainwright, J. Liddle, T. Griffin, W. Schroeder, J. Largeteau, B. Deffer, D. Grass, K. Tucker. Ck ok 19S0 ROW 1: T. Faoro, K. Severns. K. Green, E. Low, D. Yuhas, D. Hunt, K. Smith, S. Young, V. Miller, S. Timosivich, M. Karker, C. Parks, J. Sokol. ROW 2: J. Oliveri, J. Gigandet, T. Kosinski, R. Slater, L. Hotaling, M. Brown, K. Braman, L. Kane, S. Price, J. Withington, T. Lawyer, M. Benninger, S. Gage. G. White, R. Baransky, S. Moxham. ROW 3: J. Junge, R. Rodriguez, D. Hensel, R. Spaulding, R. Bender, S. Spoor, C. Ross, F. Slavin, L. Holdorf, L. Devinitch, P. Barbie, T. Thompson, K. Severns, J. Bogardus, T. VanDyke, R. deRozier, D. Lopez. ROW 4: R. Rossi. D. Bogardus. S. Labia, L. Lott, C. Conley, R. Osterman, K. Bernhardt, K. Perry, T. Lamont, B. Wilty, L. Dane, K. Shephard, J. Hoyt, S. Rollick, M. Van Derwerken, J. LaPointe. Class 1980 ROW 1: L. Stevens, D. Bender, C. Mason, D. Parslow, K. Haroldson, L. Homung, R. Sholtes, M. Smida, L. Babbitt, J. Uveges. ROW 2: J. Gigandet, M. Parsons, J. Parslow, C. Planner, P. Brewer, A. Cleveland, K. Hunziker, C. Handy, C. Low, J. Oliver!, J. Best. D. Langlois. ROW 3: K. Bender, A. Kuntze, T. Tosh. D. O'Dell, H. Jennings, D. Weidemen, G. Funck, A. Corey. B. Roempagel, T. Croote. T. Brisley, M. Eastman, J. Meehan, C. Stevens. ROW 1: H. Ryder. D. Miers, M. Hall. B. Benninger, M. Huver. B. Langan, D. Henry, J. Mulberry, W. Hoialing, A. Diamond. R. Eldred. R. Varin, S. Gruner, C. Baker, L. Rice, M. Brodeaur. ROW 2: B. Bivins, J. Holdorf, B. Finch, S. Handy, J. deRoziere, C. Moxham, C. Wainwrighi, P. Schultz. J. Holt. B. Foland, M. Bevins. T. Herb, K. Page, V. Schell, P. Chrysler. ROW 3: D. White, D. Cummings. J. VanEeckeren. D. Chrysler, S. Dibble. S. Smith. F. Young, M. Kwasnicki, M. Puro, J. Hunt, R. Cummings, J. Spies. S. Stefanik, C. Wayman, K. Keyser, L. Price. ROW 4: B. Seales, W. Lighthall, P. Hewitt, S. Stimson, D. Franco, G. Cooper, B. Wainwright, D. Detweiler, W. Warner, R. Simmons, K. Manchester, L. Pazderski, C. Brady, S. Rockwell, S. Daley. B. Schroeder, T. Tully, T. Lausche, M. Bloomer. EIGUTU GRADE Etgjcfcfi GrtjOvi ROW 1: C. Krutch, K. Kyme, T. Penrose, M. Gerow, J. Smith, M. Coogan, S. Delligan, C. Hunziker, K. Shands, T. Coluccio. ROW 2: J. Weaver, T. VanDerwerken, J. Goetz, D. Dutcher, A. Diamond, B. Kosinski, S. Diamond, B. Stone, B. Morehouse, D. Cullum, M. Pitt, B. Antos, M. LaMont. ROW 3: B. Moran, M. Mattice, C. Rodriguez, D. Hodder, J. VanDetta, K. Stout, E. Scutt, L. Bender, G. Trapp, T. Banks, J. Conway, D. Parslow, A. Wilbur, S. Seiz. ROW 4: L. Sharpe, R. Eaton, R. Hirst, L. Isakson, M. Randolph, K. Bogar- dus, B. Putman, D. Gallup, S. Withington, C. Spaulding, L. Hotaling, A. Wilms, D. Liddle, S. McDermott, C. Roosevelt, K. Kelly, B. Anthony, R. Howland, B. Dearstyne, C. Croote. Oevoidh G'tGbek ROW 1: C. Clapper, J. Gruner, S. O’Sullivan, J. Mason, E. Benninger, P. Howfand, J. Bleser, K. Fletcher, D. Boone, D. Spaulding, L. Silvera, B. Kane, C. Low, C. Colluccio, F. Fingerhut, C. Gray. ROW 2: R. Shoemaker, R. Janetsky, D. Birk, B. Bailey, L. Dane, L. Livingston, M. Lighthall, H. Laushe, M. Murphy, L. Bailey, L. Stanton, Swift, C. Kochanko, P. Merklin, C. Kyme, C. Liddle, R. Jangro, S. Stevens. ROW 3: F. Guernsey, M. Antos, J. Tulley, S. Mann, P. Bender, M. Croote, K. Banks, K. Largeteau, D. Pickett, D. Goodnight, B. Sadler, M. Moser, T. Thompson, D. Edwards, M. Shands, C. Arnold, G. Oliver. ROW 4: R. Stark, M. Pazderski, J. Balfe, J. Stahl, B. Stouder, S. Green, G. Walker, K. O’Sullivan, R. Freed, D. Gallup, C. Slater, J. Lindecke, K. Wilms, J. Seebold, K. Engle, T. Smith, T. Yuhas, S. McDermott, E. Rolfey, V. Kearney, D. Zielinski, R. Rhodes. Qevwkk U)bi ROW 1: S Ellicoit, P. Meyer, H. Mulbury, K. Fonda, R. Thorton, A. Goblet, T. Self, D. Weaver, Y. Freud, M. Pelepzuck, D. Smith, E. LaBadia, D. Nemar. ROW 2: L. Bedell, L. Liddle, M. Smida, S. Stevens, M. Rollick, M. Maleo, M. DeSousa, P. Clapper, M. Ste- vens, C. Crewel, P. Stout, B. Liddle, J. Zielinski, S. Mensheffer. ROW 3: L. Clapper, J. Ryder, C. Vroman, P. Donaghy, S. Schroder, M. Attanazio, C. Gorman, R. Meloy, T. Gordon, R. Wilms, S. Tadich, T. Foland, L. Fonda, B. Stanton. T. Bender, D. Spaulding, D. Rodriquez. ROW 4: L. Pazzaglia, T. Isakson, C. Warner, B. Shoefelt, K. Hicks, R. Ramatus, T. Pazzaglia, S. Muller, C. Ogsbury, D. Franio, M. Briggs, K. Borst, D. Holt, J. Stone. 63 BooU ofr BdujMtiiCW; AD WfNfSTRAnON Do . RictaW CJifiiick, CufjewtSuig PtiiuclpcJl Mjv. IZoqto WjOuyutM, BusUtess U n ge t 67 f jv. WoMw f-fabd, f-ttglv Qckool P'wxfyoJl Patricia Leary Philip Davis Douglas Babbitt Ann Clikeman Betsy Guernsey Richard Pinder Lawrence Clarke Barton Mac Dougall Marilyn Clute James Policastro Janice Mullins Janet Wagner Mark Zdunczyk David Pinckney IAN JAG SCIENCE 69 m mu f AMD COMMERCE George Holzhauer Howard Bartholomew Thomas McCarthy Paul Piela Karl Jacobsen Joseph Golden William Beal 70 Charlotte Williams Richard Flinn Howard Rickard Catherine Schryver Constance Feldt James Eldridge Carol Kublin William Burton 71 Robert Group Virginia Farone Lucille Rinaldi Jeanette Silvemail Stuart Chandler Frances Tripp Marvin Goldstein David Tollner Samuel Gordon Wayne Linderman 73 Donald Stiver Rodney Perry Robert Fain Carl Lytle James Van Delta Sectefautes owiflitk TOP LEFT: Joyce Sellick. BOTTOM LEFT: Verelyn Robenson, Jeanne De Sousa. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joan Wright, Doris Skinner, Connie Karsch. 76 ROW 1: E. Grimley, I. Brown, B. Kniskern. A. Luniewski, R. Sager, E. Johnson, H. Stahl, T. Brennan, D. Mann. ROW 2: J. Bailey, G. Nygard, J. Case, J. Lawton, L. Radcliff, D. Skinner, G. Wilber, W. Arnold, D. Warner. LEFT: R. Sager, chief mechanic, H. Stahl, G. Nygard. OPP. TOP LEFT: M. Ditmar, G. Wilber, F. Lamont, W. Rivenburgh, K. Brown, Mainte- nance supervisor. OPP. TOP RIGHT: K. Brown. BOTTOM LEFT: H. Stahl and friend. 78 BOTTOM RIGHT: W. Snyder. 79 CAFE7ERJ4 SZZIFP ROW 1: R. Eggers. D. Rorick. ROW 2: J. Englehart, E. Mulbury. G. Hayes, B. Kennedy. H. Plue, L. Fonda. M Qbuui fljb CounctE COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: D. Detweiler, M. VanDerwerken, K. Bogardus, C. Rodriguez, L. Kane, D. Kyme, M. Shands, S. Muller, G. Inghram, J. Langan, M. Deveniich, L. Babbitt, C. Moore. GOOD UJCK. . . ClAQQ OP ’77 S.C.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Best Wishes Student Council from Schoharie County Republican Committee 82 Dick Benninger - President Cindy Faber - Vice President Sandi Bice - Secretary Tracy Durfee - Treasurer 83 vo aco m RO 'n ROW 1: C. Tilison, P. Maack, J. Langan, G. Inghram, F. Bowers. ROW 2: F. Weaver, M. Trask, L. Howland, D. Bogardus, R. Trask, Mr. Davis. Pldtwib Day fs A WyS Oj LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Schulmeister, K. Schulmeister, D. O’Sullivan, editor. ROW 2: G. McCabe, K. Smith and C. Tilison. Our faithful photographers, Norm and Viv Blakeslee 84 fCey OW) ROW 1: Mr. Sliver. P. Maack, F. Bowers. S. Guay. ROW 2: H. Moore, S. Brisley, S. Wrighi. P. Westfall. D. Marx. T. Thompson. T. Brisley. ROW 3: J. Muller, J. Langan, R. Miers, T. Youngs. MM AjbtuJtonS 85 Ckte OfccM: '11 (ml 'IS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Cain, pres.; Mike Lawyer, treas.; Linda Fagnani, sec.; Diane George Becker, Senior President Davis, v.p. Roxanne Tompkins Senior Secretary Dick Detweiler Senior Vice President Lisa LaCavera Senior Secretary 86 CfictSS 0’79 ani 'SO SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Schultz, ureas.; Katie O’Sullivan, sec.; Peter Lopez, vice pres.; Sarah Mooney, pres. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Laura Kane, treas.: John Uveges, pres.; Liz Low, sec.: Missing M. Parsons, sec. 87 EvlbuWb E iWlMPM O XimPJUjMj John Schultz - V.P. 1 4 r Monica Livingston - Treas. 88 Futuat F-Totoi MaJWs o Ai pjia a warms ROW 1: C. Tilison, M. Trask, C. Bailey, F. Weaver. ROW 2: S. Gruner, R. Jangro, C. Liddle, L. Stevens, D. Rockwell. ROW 3: K Bender, L. Godikeight, R. Thornton, S. Rockwell, K. Stout. ROW 4: S. Brisley, S. Daley. Fran Weaver Treasurer Margie Trask President Connie Tilison Vice President 89 oAIcmjcJL f-Jcwitw ROW 1: F. Weaver, A. VanDerwerken. ROW 2: V. Shepard, C. Yuhas. ROW 3: J. VanDerwerken, B. Courlis, A. O’Sullivan, V. Eaton, D. Detweiler. Vk t6i£y Club ROW 1: J. Cain, F. Banks, K. Porter, J. Stimpson, G. Eaton, B. Courlis, K. O’Sullivan, D. Detweiler, J. Best, J. Uveges. ROW 2: C. Calderon, A. Colby, P. Rodriguez. R. Thompkins. ROW 3: M. Lawyer, J. Sturm, J. Wilsey, A. O’Sullivan, E. Davis, R. Filmer, B. Benninger. 90 ' 'AitSu s Pilose ’ FROM LEFT: Sue Brisley, Liz Martinez, Cindy Yuhas, captain. Paul Canning, Tim Thompson. From left, ROW 1: Cindy Yuhas. Mary Ann Kochanko, Paul Canning, Mariann Roese. ROW 2: Erin Daley. Ken Jones. 91 Qckohcvu ’$ Uop Qu££aS ABOVE: Schoharie Central's 1977 Maple Queen contestant, Pam Roberts poses with runners-up Tammy Sholtes, left and Liz Martinez. All are mem bers of the Class of 1978. RIGHT: 1976 Schoharie Central Maple Queen, Terry Fagnani, places wreath upon 1977 Queen Pam Roberts at a reception held at Scheck’s Par- rott House in Schoharie. 92 AvtOwlvQjGjdi '77 ROW 1: J. VanEeckeren, D. Henry, K. Shands, C. Hunziker. B. Putman, K. Bogardus, T. Sommers. ROW 2: P. Schultz, S. Gruner, D. Gallup. K. Stout, J. Conway. B. Stone. B. Antos, S. Daley, M. Bevins. ROW 3: J. VanDetta. B. Schroder. C. Wayman, B. Moran, D. Detweiler, T. Tully, R. Eaton. ROW 4: T. VanDerwerken, K. Kyme, J. Goetz. P. DeRoziere, B. Finch, L. Pazderski. D. Hodder, S. Rockwell. Mas. Gue uisey qm L 93 Ntefh Qckool; Pt tcli Chub ABOVE FROM LEFT: J. Langan, C. Yuhas, Mr. MacDougall, A. Vro- man, S. Brisley. Juuifru Utyh Pt tcfi Cfub Ai left, ROW 1: H. Ryder. C. Wain wright, A. Diamond. B. Schroe- der, D. Miers, P. Schultz. C. Bedell. ROW 2: S. Daley. L. Rolfe, K. Manchester, C. Ogsbury, B. Dearstyne. 94 f wfe taG oWl O! FROM LEFT: S. Mooney, G. Habel, H. Weaver, M. Guernsey, A. O'Sullivan, P. Roberts, W. Henry, G. Monges FROM LEFT: Ken Jones, Ron Track, Nick Treis, Mr. Rickard, advisor. 95 97 99 1976 fodbMTm ROW 1: Coach Seamans, D. Conley, P. Rodriguez, A. Colby, J. Remmers, ]. Wilsey, Coach Group. ROW 2: R. Stokes, C. Calderon. M. Stanley, S. Herrick. A. Weideman. J. Garufi, M. Cummings. T. Griffin. ROW 3: M. Lawyer, 1. Cane, F. Banks, B. Meade, M. lacque- way, M. Eastman, P. Brady, R. Fancher. ROW 4: D. Joslin J. Sterm, D. VanDyke, B. Leonard, D. Bogardus, J. Liddle, M. Wainwright, P. McLaughlin, T. Wainwright. The 1976 Football season proved to be a long and sometimes frustrating one for the loyal squad mem- bers. It was a season that almost never was. Thanks to the efforts of several parents, ball players, and the coaching staff, enough money was raised to fund the '76 squad. Nevertheless, the squad tried its best and repre- sented Schoharie High School. Desire and pride were evident and, although there were no victories, it wasn't from a lack of trying. A1 Colby 100 Jim Remmers Pete Rodriguez fO Jip Up tk Good Tta Cckok(vuA Cpfwfe Boosts dub 101 FootbM Cltmkadm D. Davis, C. Faber, L. Johnson, S. Bice, B. Courlis, G. Eaton, L. Zwick 102 Barb, Cindy, Ginny Cioss CouicbujTcftw ROW 1: K. Fletcher, J. Bogardus, J. Sokol. ROW 2: Coach Davis, J. Best, M. Benninger, M. VanDerwerken, P. Canning, D. Hensel, T. Thompson, P. Lopez, W. Houghton, D. Lopez. ROW 3: L. Isakson, T. Martinez, P. VanDerwerken, M. Devenitch, D. Walker, A. Van- Derwerken, D. Detweiler, P. Roberts. Seniors Dick and Alice The Cross Country Team finished the season with a dual-meet record of 4-1, losing to Duanesburg. The squad was also successful in most of the five invitational meets they ran. An exciting moment of the season came dur- ing a dow.n pour at Cobleskill Tech, as the nine man freshman team won a divisional trophy. Frosh MVP Tom Martinez ran second in that race. In the Schoharie County meet, the Indians put four runners in the top fifteen runners, two of them sophs and one freshman. ROW 1: Coach Rinaldi. ROW 2: S. Wright, A. Vroman, K. Hunziker, B. Smith, T. Stimson, K. Porter, M. Dittmar, B. Courlis, D. Mai- tice, J. Stimson, G. Eaton. E. Davis, S. Bice, D. Davis, C. Mooney. ROW 3: T. Sholtes, C. Zwick, A. O'Sullivan, L. Zwick, K. O'Sul- livan, T. Conley, L. LaCavera. Lisa LaCavera This year's soccer team finished with a season record of 4-6-2. The high scorer and outstanding offensive player for the season was Junior Tammy Sholtes. The outstanding defensive players were Sophomore Ellen Davis (goalie), and Senior Becky Smith. This year was the first time soccer sectionals were scheduled. Our last game against Greenville was the deciding factor for Schoharie to be able to go. A good effort was made, but the Indians were defeated. 104 Ann O'Sullivan Ginny Eaton Barb Courlis Becky Smith Terry Stimson 105 VoM’dy Bosk tbcM R. 1: D. Detweiler, R. Filmcr. W. Benninger, M. Hunziker, G. Becker. S. Herrick. M. Lawyer. K. Egnor. R. 2: J. Lindecke, D. Bogardus. J. Best, J. Murra, J. Uveges. i. VanDerwerken, P. Rodriguez, Coach McCarthy, R. Stark. The 1976-77 Varsity Basketball did what many did not think was possible - they won their third consec- utive Schoharie County League title. Coach McCarthy's squad finished with a league record of 10-2 and 15-5 overall. The team was paced by seniors Ron Filmer, Bill Benninger and Joe VanDerwerken and returning jun- iors Joe Uveges and Joe Best. In sectional competi- tion, Schoharie defeated Fonda-Fultonvilie, and lost an exciting game to Watervliet, 51-42. Member FDIC 106 TW Tttfes ifrjhte Y QAS . . . GOOD LUCK INDIANS! CckokoAlfiy Qpfydf, Boo$te L 0W Bosk tboM R. 1: T. Tully, T. VanDerwerken. C. Conley, L. Babbitt, J. Uveges, T. Maninez, R. Rossi, C. Wainwright. R. 2: S. Scofield, J. LaPointe, J. Best, C. Stephens, P. VanDerwerken, G. Trapp. R. 3: J. Liddle, D. Bogardus, M. Wainwright, D. Gallup, T. Pethick. D. Walker, J. Malette, Coach Group. Compliments of: MIDDLEBURGH CLEANERS LAUNDRY Middleburgh, NY 827-5246 Compliments of: Mc Carthy Ford Mercury Cobleskill, N.Y. 108 109 Ginh Vojt 'Jby KNEELING: T. Sholtes. A. McGiver, M. Shands. STANDING: K. Porter, A. O’Sullivan, A. VanDerwerken, R. Tompkins, M. VanEekeran. Coach Lu Rinaldi’s Varsity Girl's squad played a nineteen game schedule this year, largest in the school’s history. They finished at 8-11. The squad was paced by four hard-to-lose seniors: Kim Porter, defen- sive sparkplug, Roxanne Tompkins, leading scorer, Anne O'Sullivan, all-around playmaker and no GhkJ.V. BashtbcM L. TOR.: H. Moore, L. Goetz, E. Davis, R. Sholtes, C. Filmer, Mrs. Macomber, K. O’Sullivan, K. Perry, A. Vroman, P. Maack, L. Martinez. W I Alice VanDerwerken, an outstanding rebounder. The highlight of the season was breaking the single game scoring record by defeating Sharon Springs, 60-26. Coach Betsy Macomber’s jayvees finished with a 10-4 record. The squad was paced by the offensive play of Kate O'Sullivan and defensive standout Ellen Davis. ill V tSiiy CJ mhjOuim L. io R.: C. Faber, A. VanDerwerken, B. Courlis, V. Eaton, S. Bice, L. Zwick, D. Davis. BOTTOM: C. Low. D. Mattice, A. McGiver, L. Warner. MIDDLE: T. Conley. K. Haroldson, S. Price. TOP: L. Holdorf. R. 1: K. Fletcher, M. Smida, W. Hotaling, R. Gaige, M. Langan, T. Brisley. T. DeGroff. R. 2: A. Colby. C. Calderon. J. Garufi, R. Fancher. K. Sokol, M. Devenitch, D. Lopez, M. Stanley, P. Lopez, Coach Seamans. This year's wrestling squad met with a challenging season and finished with a dual-meet record of 5-10. It lacked the experience but certainly not the desire for success. The squad was led by co-captains Tim DeGroff and Mark Stanley. Tim graduated in mid-season and was unable to improve on his 14-1-1 record at 132 lbs. Mark finished as Section II. class C runner-up at 145 lbs. and recorded a 19-win season. Senior Alan Colby had a fine rookie year as he captured the Section II, Class C super-heavyweight title. The Captain and Ton Knee!” 114 Grlnk VcM ybcM R 1: S- Price. K. Porter, R. Smith, D. Becker. R. 2: T. Sholtes. K. O’Sullivan. K. Perry, L. Wainwrlght, C. Teale, A. Miller. R. 1: S. Rollick. J. Fain, J. McNulty, M. Lott. R. 2: J. Langan, M. Bellinger. D. Gallup. D. Marx. B. Schroeder. R. Miers, K. Jones. Coach Chandler. 115 1977 ROW 1: T. Martinez, T. Manchester, C. Becker, D. Hensel, B. Stokes, J. Meehan, M. Benninger. ROW 2: D. Sommers, J. Wilsey, T. Brisley, K. Inghram, K. Sokol, M. Eastman, J. Shands, D. Detweiler. ROW 3: G. Becker, S. Bevins, D. Bogardus, T. Thompson, D. Joslin, M. Devenitch, B. Becker, S. Herrick, C. Calderon, T. Adriance, R. Detweiler, P. Rodriguez, D. O'Sullivan. 116 Q[yitiiCj CfDtwfe Baseball Seniors and Coach Beal: TENNIS SENIORS: Warren Henry, Roxanne Thompkins Joe VanDerwerken 117 nf' n V - ♦.V ' f .:■ .' ■ ita - « •• • ' ' • -Statii: ITT, � • 118 GJRL’CTRACfO ’76 ROW 1: K. O’Sullivan, A. McGiver, G. Eaton, L. Fagnani, S. Bice, K. Rodriguez. ROW 2: Coach Rinaldi, S. Mooney, E. Davis, L. Goetz, D. Davis, D. Davis, A. VanDerwerken, D. Gathen. ’77 SENIORS Gouty Eatouj, DebbfeD uis A VfcuiDe ui tiW 119 Pcwv-Po4iS W BaiM R. 1: W. Sommers, G. Habel, H. Weaver. R. 2: C. Mason, S. Guay, C. Bailey, L. Martinez, P. Terry, Dawn, and Cindy Maack, S. Wright. R. 1: T. Lawyer, T. Lawyer, S. Young, P. Barbie, D. Putman. R. 2: K. Braman, P. Pickett, M. Roese, D. Bogardus. 120 121 Qchool Chofo Choir Roster M. Roese, L. Holdorf, H. Moore. L. Kane, K. Hunziker, R. Sholtes. T. Thompson, P. Barbie. S. Gage, D. Parslow, T. Faoro, J. With- ington, T. Lawyer. K. Haroldson. S. Young. P. Brewer. L. Hornung, B. Rodriguez. K. Braman. C. Ross. M. Eastman. J. Meehan. J. Uveges. L. Babbitt. J. Sokol, J. Bogardus, S. Rollick. D. Lopez, D. Gathen, S. Wright, K. Antos. P. Pollard, A. Miller. P. Pickett, D. Bogardus. D. Lapointe. M. Kochanko. M. Youngs. L. Howland. G. Habel, C. Filmer, A. McGiver. K. Hayes. B. Finch. C. Lang, S. Mooney. B. Sadler, P. Hassan. P. Lopez. C. Becker, M. Bellinger. J. Treis, J. Mallette, J. Largetcau, P. Brady, A. Weideman. D. Gallup. D. Toborg. P. VanDerwerken. S. Guay, P. Roberts. H. Weaver, S. Bice, P. Maack, S. Brisley, C. Mooney, K. Westheimer. L. Stolzenburg. M. Hunziker. M. Stanley. J. Uveges, F. Bowers. B. Provost. D. Marx, T. Thompson. J. Muller. L. Martinez. G. Eaton. K. Porter. L. Brady, A. VanDerwerken. M. Livingston. F. Weaver. G. Bellinger. B. Courlis. J. VanDerwerken. W. Henry. G. Becker. C. Ottenot. JuwZO't High CkoVt F. Fingerhui, T. Thompson, D. Goodnight, K. Fonda, H. Laushe, E. Rolfe, D. Weaver, C. Ogsbury, T. Self, P. Merklen, S. Muller, D. Rockwell, G. Ryder, L. Clapper, M. Shands, R. Thornton, T. Gordon, C. Kyme, R. Sadler, M. Rollick, P. Howland, M. Moser, M. Antos, C. Slater, D. Smith, J. Tully, S. Freed, J. Stahl, F. Guernsey, M. Smida, J. Boone, K. Largeteau, D. Pickett, J. Stone, M. Atanasio. K. Shands, D. Gallup. A. Wilber, S. Seiz, S. Gruner, B. Anthony, K. Bogardus, R. Howland, B. Antos, M. Bevins, S. Rock- well, C. Hunziker, J. Holdorf, D. Henry, J. Van Eekeren, T. Van Derwerken, D. Detweiler, R. Hirst, B. Finch, C. Wayman, P. Schultz. 123 SENIOR BAND ROSTER: K. Westheimer, L. Warner, C. Filmer, H. Moore, W. Henry, J. VanDerwerken, J. Langan, J. Fain, M. Living- ston, M. Kochanko, $. Mooney, J. Muller, J. Mallette, D. Marx, J. Shands, P. Brady, J. Remmers, M. Stanley, P. VanDerwerken, M. Devenitch. J. Junge, B. Vrooman, D. Conley, R. Gaige, D. Becker, F. Weaver, B. Miers, M. Jaqueway, P. Lopez, M. Langan, J. Sokol, D. Lopez, C. Conley, G. Funck, G. Eaton, M. VanEekeren, C. Tilison, H. Weaver, J. Holloway, P. Hassan, L. Simmons, R. Sadler, L. Devenitch, K. Perry, C. Dean. 124 JuaUw BotacL JUNIOR BAND ROSTER: C. Brady, K. Stout. S. Muller, D. Rockwell. M. Shands. B. Kane, K. Fonda, D. Franco, R. Wilms, T. Gordon, D. Boone, S. Chalsson, L. West, D. Welson, S. O’Sul- livan. T. Smith, E. LaBadia, B. Stanton, S. Rockwell, J. Meehan, M. Smida, S. Freed, D. Hodder, S. Withington, D. Gallup, C. Vroman, A. Bauer, M. Tessarzik, B. Johnston, D. Det- weiler, S. Seiz, A. Wilber, J. DeRoziere, J. VanDetta, K. Gruner, K. Skinner, S. VanSteele, D. Fain, T. Vanderwerken, D. Henry, S. Daley, J. VanEekeren, M. Hali, P. Donaghy, J. See- bold, J. Tully, J. Lindecke, J. Stahl, J. Lopez, B. Tully, J. Devenitch, K. Shands, J. Holt, L. Keller, M. Pazderski. E. Rolfe, C. Kyme. J. VanDerwerken. D. Fagan, R. Rockwell, M. Edei- stein, C. Ogsbury, R. Cutting, T. Pethick, C. Tadich. 125 QvJl’s Chofo ■ ROW 1: S. Young, P. Brewer, B. Finch, T. Lawyer, D. Parslow, D. Gathen, L. Kane, M. Roese. ROW 2: K. Haroldson, V. Bellinger, C. Ross, B. Rodriguez, A. Miller, S. Wright, P. Pickett, S. Bice, K. Porter, P. Maack. ROW 3: C. Mooney, B. Courlis, D. LaPointe, L. Brady, P. Roberts, A. VanDerwerken, L. Martinez, T. Faoro, K. Hunziker, P. Barbie, K. Braman, T. Thompson. Mrs. Tripp, director. Buq docti The High School Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Tripp, presented Lerner and Loewe’s Briga- doon” as the 1977 Spring Musical. The YoSko Ha Ro would like to recognize the hard work done by the following committee members: Tickets: C. Mooney, S. Bice, T. Lawyer, D. Par- slow, S. Gage, H. Moore, L. Kane, T. Faoro; Pos- ters: Mrs. Trowbridge; Costumes: A. Miller, D. Gathen, K. Braman, P. Barbie; Programs: L. Marti- nez, C. Lang, B. Finch, M. Roese, R. Sholtes, Decorations: J. Treis, K. Antos, K. Hayes; Back- stage: D. Toborg, C. Ottenot, D. Gallup, P. Pol- lard, J. Uveges, M. Eastman, L. Babbitt, M. Smida, J. Bogardus, B. Sadler, J. Sokol, S. Rollick; Make-up: F. Weaver; Ushers: M. Kochanko, P. Has- Tommy Joe VanDerwerken Jeff Joe Uveges Archie Chris Ottenot Harry Mark Stanley Angus George Becker Sandy Jeff Muller Andrew David Marx Fiona Alice VanDerwerken Jean Ginny Eaton Meg Fran Weaver Charlie Warren Henry Maggie Kim Porter Mr. Lundie Tim Thompson Stuart Peter Lopez MacGregor Fred Bowers Frank Scott Rollick Jane Barb Courlis san. 127 MQvL ACA ERJtSEMENie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. John Howland Griinley's Furniture Stripping Mr. and Mrs. William Courlis Carol Van Keurin The Duncan Bellinger Family Jo Trowbridge Edward J. Dunscombe Ken and Pat De Groff j Schoharie Exxon Station The Bill Mooney Family Star Vue Restaurant, Schoharie Mrs. Ellen LeRuzic -C Way man's Auction Barn IT The Old Mill Paul and Jody Davis Mr. and Mrs. V arren Lott Richard's Market, Middleburgh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulmeister Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCabe Jr. Frank and Norma Faber Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foland Rosalie Fab£t Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Silvernail Mr. William J. Burton gldW Bob’s Barber Shop, Schoharie Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Largeteau, Jr. Gaige’s Homemade Candy jgk Mr. and Mrs! Keith Trask The Hon. and Mrs. F. Walter Bliss Kim Porter 'Z; Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Peter Sacket Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inghram Mr., and Mrs. Bernhard Rasmussen -..f Mrs. Charles L. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Schoharie Cash and Carry A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend Congratulations to the Class Mr. and Mrs. William Poutenin of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stalker Schoharie Cash Carry | Bowers and Son Exxon Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Habel Schoharie Hardware Glidden Paints - SK Tools Best Wishes to Class of '77 Barbara and Harry Miers Phone (518) 875-6786 HASLETT MERRY AUCTIONEER 35 Years of Service Estates Bought and Sold Box 19, Esperance, N.Y. Langan Funeral Home JOSEPH R. LANGAN - Owner Central Bridge Phone: 868-4861 Compliments of Schoharie Cleaners Main Street Schoharie, NY Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 From the Schoharie Central School Student Council Badley's News 289 Main Street Schoharie, NY 12157 Phone: 295-8873 FRANKLIN L. SHULTES All Forms of Insurance 331 Main Street Schoharie, New York 12157 Tel.: 518-295-7190 After Hrs.: 872-0731 133 518-827-5723 Frank and Marie Eberli Best Wishes From Alpine Meat Sausage, Inc. SENIOR BILL VEDDER AGENCY R.D. 1 Schoharie, N.Y. 12157 Middleburgh - Schoharie Road Main Street, Schoharie, N. Y. We Sell Service” Best Wishes to the Class of '11 P E Sanitation Service, Inc. £ 'a? 4 fo. Our Business Is Picking Up L. WRIGHT REALTY The Live Wire Agency 230 Main St. Schoharie 518-295-8547 (Anytime) 134 To the Class of '77 There You Go . . . Phil and Sara Auserehl Middleburgh, NY 827-4462 The County Seat Restaurant Schoharie, NY Cusiom Catering Available Open Daily 7 to 4 Bill and Kay Yanson 295-7555 C and D Service Station Tires Batteries Gallupville, NY NY Inspection Minor Repairs 872-9920 Best Wishes — Class of '17 Bush Lumber Company Millwork Mason Supplies ■ Roofing Pittsburgh Paints Rockwell Tools Middleburgh 827-5245 Cobleskill 234-7211 FARONE'S SERVICE Best Wishes Six Days a Week, Main St., Schoharie, N. Y. Brake Tune Up Oil Change Muffler Lubrication STATE BANK OF ALBANY Chartered 1803 ''All Services Available” Schoharie Office Phone 295-7289 Open Daily 8-6 Schoharie, N.Y. Sunday 9-5 VILLAGE PANTRY Rugs Done - Fred's the One Fred's Carpet Center Schoharie County's Leading Carpet Specialty Center Main Street, Middleburg Congratulations Class of '77 Telephone - 827-4463 Owners: Fred and Nicki Bartkowski Magazines Hi-Health Dairy Foods Newspapers Beer - Soda - Candies Choice Cold Cuts Borden's Ice Cream GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY Central Bridge New York Compliments of . . . The Corner Delicatessan Restaurant Discount Wine and Liquor Store and Mobil Service Station Corner of Routes 145 and 30 Middleburg, New York Key Club Congratulates The Class of 1977 136 M-M-M! BAKERY- , . FRESH BREAD The ELM Store Main Street Schoharie, New York Phone: 295-7409 Best Wishes to the Class of '77 THE MILL FARM Garden Center and Landscaping Service Middleburgh, N.Y. 12122 Best Wishes From FOXENKILL LODGE West Berne, New York COMMUNITY BOOSTER 235 Main Street Schoharie, N.Y. Serving Schoharie County for Over 25 Years 295-7273 Palmer Shaylon Inc. Funeral Home gijyMvwHWT t ■rynl Joseph C. Spink, Mgr. 63 River St. Middleburg, N.Y. BILL'S AUTO SALVAGE Used Parts for Most Cars and Trucks Late Model Wrecks Bought and Sold New Automotive Class - Automatic Transmissions Rebuilt 137 Compliments of 1-88 EXPRESS LINES Route 7 Cobleskill, New York 12043 OLD BAVARIAN MANOR THE APPLE BARREL Gallupville, N.Y. Round and Square Dancing Every Saturday Night CHET and PEGGY A Unique Country Store Fruits, Vegetables, and Country Gifts Schoharie, N.Y. MIDDLEBURG AGWAY COOP., INC. Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Farm and Home Supplies Middleburg, New York VILLAGE REPAIR CENTER Hirst and Bender Days Ph. 872-1520 Nights 872-0636 Body and Fender - General Repair Corner Rts. 146 and 443 Gallupville, N.Y. 12073 24 Hour Towing Service Compliments BADGLEY AND WHEELER HARDWARE Props. Art Ruland Don Wheeler Main Street Schoharie Ph. 295-7150 DUFEL'S BARN A GOOD PLACE FOR ANTIQUES 138 FRANKLIN LSHULTES FRANKLIN LSHULTES Best Wishes to the Class of '77 All Forms of Insurance 331 Main Sueet PARSON'S PHARMACY Schoharie, New York 12157 Tel.: 518-295-7190 Main Street After Hrs.: 872-0731 STRONG'S DEPT. STORE A SGARAGE Middleburg, New York 24 Hour Towing Used Auto Parts Clothing and Footwear for the Family 295-8823 Catering to Parties yf Weddings Banquets 18 esiTuhM J | J1 296-8911 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Pizza - Steak Sandwiches k w Best Wishes to the Class of '77 HARVEY M. KING RUSSELL’S Excavating and Trucking FIVE AND TEN Middleburg, N.Y. Schoharie, New York 12157 139 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 THE SCHOHARIE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION EASTMANS Compliments to the CHEESE HOUSE Class of 77 Esperance, New York VOE'S Famous for Domestic Cheese WITH THAT OLD FARM FLAVOR AUTO BODY WORKS JOE LARGETEAU JR. Auto and Truck Repair and Repainting C I Compliments of Welding and Snowplowing BEVIN'S Esperance, N.Y. 24 HOUR TOWING BEAUTY SHOP Phone 875-6934 Schoharie, New York BELLINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Main St. Schoharie. N.Y. Good Luck Compliments of: SINTERED ALLOYS INC. MOHAWK 15 East St. CARPETS Cobleskill, N.Y. (518)234-7871 Middleburgh, NY 141 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1977 THE MIDDLEBURGH TELEPHONE COMPANY Middlebuigh, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '76 WAGNER'S CORNER STORE Gallupville, N.Y. Congratulations Seniors From The Largeteaus Esperance Auto-Electric Best Wishes to the Class of '77 From Bob and Tom Hillview Tavern Rts. 30 and 20 Ph. 875-6027 24 Hour Towing 875-6051 Days 875-6335 Nights Route 20 Esperance, NY Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mosquito Graphics Silkscreen Paintings T-Shirts, Jackets, Uniforms Posters, Signs From Your Stanley Dealer Ann Shepsky West Berne, N. Y. 868-2617 R.D. 2 Schoharie, NY Congratulations Class of '77 Phone 295-7468 rouB home— THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors Custom Built Homes, Carpentry Masonry, Commercial, Residential Future Homemakers of America Schoharie Chapter R.D. No. 2 Shoharie, N.Y. 12157 143 Doug Thompson, Prop. ' Youth’ by Ocunuudl Youth is not a time of life it is a state of mind, a product of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions, a predominance of courage over timidity - an appetite for adventure. ’’ Nobody grows old by living a number of years. People grow old when they desert their ide- als. Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, self-doubt, fear and anxiety - these are the culprits that bow the head and break the spirit. Whether 16 or 70, there exists in the heart of every person who loves life the thrill of a new challenge, the insatiable appetite for what is coming next. You are as young as your faith and as old as your doubts. ’ ’ So long as your heart receives from your head messages that reflect beauty, courage, joy and excitement, you are young. When your thinking becomes clouded with pessimism and pre- vents you from taking risks, then you are old - and may God have mercy on your soul. 144