Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

SCHUYLERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. THE CLASS OF 1973 FINALLY PRESENTS THE” YEARBOOK Tribute to a Friend Two: the way it's always been. Yet, tonight, alone. I feel a sudden urge of retreat: But that’s how it's been. All day. We stood together before 1 left. But it wasn't me who's gone. Alone I walk. Silent, bewildered: I've been there before. Although I know I haven't. Talking, laughing, crying. All in one day. All about the same thing: Someone. 1 find a breeze. It feels warm yet cold; Blowing against my face, A chill wraps my soul. I discover I'm alone; Yet 1 don't understand. A glance down brings to me A spot; many spots: Where the fallen leaves Trace themselves on wet pavement. Fallen soldiers of autumn. Brings to mind a walk in a windy field. I pass the old familiar sights. Why do they seem so distant? A shadow on an ancient brick wall, Leaves behind an unnoticed gesture. I’m aware of its presence. But still I am alone. I pass a lonely inn: The keeper content with his solitude. Why can't I be content? A man standing alone; Happy with himself. Why can't I be happy? 1 hear cars muddle past. Unseen by me. How can they listen? They won't even stop. Maybe I hear the wind Rushing through the tree lined street. And then I see a friend. God, I wish he would stop. Talk awhile . . . I forget I'm alone Still dwelling in uninterrupted silence. He drives on. I run to catch him. But he is too fast, Or me too slow. I sigh with despair, Again I'm alone. I walk on. I return to the beginning. I find the breeze Warm, yet cold. This time at my back It rushes through my long coat I am chilled. I've a long ways to go, J To get nowhere. Feeling in the dark My way home. That is where I started; That is where I must end. The fallen leaves on wet pavement. Sing still a different tune. One I've heard before. Yet I'm sure 1 haven't. The soldiers of autumn Rest at their graves. It starts to rain. Or maybe it's always been raining. 1 don’t know. The street lamps glitter Their hazy glow As the full harvest moon. The fall . . . One time I remember; All times I remember The fall. And yet at times. It seems the one I most want to forget. This year I won't forget: Not the walk in the windy field; Not things I wish I'd said; Not the time of two: yet one; Not times we stood together Before I left and he had gone. Tribute to a friend Is just an epitaph of time. Passing on and on and on Right past the time I was alone Reunited by the same Again we stand together 2 -Johnj. Nazarenko CONTENTS DEDICATION.....................4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION.....7 UNDERCLASSMEN.................17 ELEMENTARY....................25 B.O.C.E.S.....................40 SPORTS........................43 ORGANIZATIONS.................57 SENIORS 75 Approximately eighteen years ago, we were nothing. We were born into a society of love, but it was not a universal love. Nuclear devastation and annihilation were the ever present threats. Air raid drills were as common as our present day fire drills. Even though the world was in a state of political turmoil, the people exhibited a mood unequalled by any other. This mood was shown to the world through the music of the ’50's, Rock and Roll. Through this music and the excitement of the time, the youth expressed a unique vivacious- ne s that overwhelmed America. This vivacity was exemplified by such activities assock-hops and telephone booth cramming. Malt shops, D. A. 's and bobbie socks were the in things. As a sharp contrast to the '50 s, with the '60's came unrest not caused by external pressures. We found un- imaginable that the problems were now from within the nation. When we posed the question, Why? , no one seemed to be able to amply supply the answer. We could not put faith in a society that we did not understand. Therefore, we in the '70 s turned to the fifties . . . The problems then were great and varied, but the people seemed not to notice. They found something within themselves to believe in. They showed a unity of strength that overpowered their shadows of fear. It is our past which has made us what we are. We are the children of our own deeds. Conduct has created character; acts have grown into habits; each year has pressed into us a deeper moral print; the lives we have led have left us such as we are today. - John B. Dykes - 5 The Class of 973 Welcomes Dr. Wallace9 District Principal What's in a decade? Ten years - a decade - is a neat, comfortable unit of time. It can be set aside and looked at, talked about, written about, and pondered. It can be missed, decried, analyzed, criticized, revered and, even named, as in the case of the Fabulous Fifties featured in this yearbook. It is the decade in which this senior class membership was born, which gives it a special place in history. TheFiftiesalsoboastedofUncle Miltie, the Yankee powerhouse, the Korean Armistice, Eisen- hower and Stevenson, the Kefauver Hearings, Elvis, bobby socks, sweaters, brush cuts, saddle- shoes, James Dean, the Army-McCarthy contest, ducktails. Sputnik, the Troika, John Glenn, Jonas Salk, and sub-orbital flights. How many of these do you know about? - Benjamin Wallace District Principal 6 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ✓ 7 Board of Education Mr. Donald larmon President Mr. Melvin Wrisley Clerk Mr. F. Donald Myers District Superintendent Mr. T. Francis Walsh Mr. John Rieger Vice President Mr. Spencer Boyce k Mr. William Hanehan ft _ S'9$ Mr. Thomas Clancy Attorney A dministra tion Dr. Benjamin Wallace District Principal Mr. Jerome Ochs, Intermediate Principal Mr. Norbert B. Nolte, High School Principal Mr. Francis Murphy, Business Manager Mr. Ralph R. Craw, Director of Pupil Personnel Mr. Donald E. Phair, Elementary Principal Mr. Paul Shaver, Guidance Counselor Mr. Alfred Ragazzo, Mr. Edward Frail, Mr. Edwin Post, Miss Mary Cudahy, Miss Madeline Liefl Mr. Terry Coleman, Miss Joanne Hennessy, Mr. William Morris, Mrs. Virginia Gilmore, Mr. Robert Voda, Mr. Lloyd Alviset, Mrs. Ellen Turo, Miss Anne Deno Librarian Language Language Mrs. Susan Walsh Mrs. Deborah DeLucco Mr. Michael Nolan 10 Mr. John Fairbank, Mr. Duane White, Mr. Ludwig Amann, Mr. Charles Cote, Mr. James Lane Math Department Mr. Royce Ball, Mr. Edward Perras, Mr. Nicholas Kustyn, Miss Mary Anne Pickett Mr. Stephen Rossley, Mrs. Joan Root. Mrs. Susan Guenther Physical Education Miss Hannah Larmon Mrs. Julie Marcantonio Mr. Gary Aldrich Vocational Home Economics - Miss Jean Scharf Miss Lynn Brundage Music Mechanical Drawing - Mr. Thomas Filion Agriculture - Mr. Paul Sicko Industrial Arts - Mr. David McDougall Art 12 Mr. Douglas Archer Miss Paula Niemczynski Driver Education Mr. Harold Foster (Health) Mr. Anthony LeVitto Special Education Mr. Kenneth Scott Ungraded Ungraded Mr. Edward Dietrich Mr. James Harris Doctor Dr. Melvin T. Boright Nurse Mrs. Catherine Ikenberry Psychologist Dr. Charles Beers Primary Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Mary Bartolucci, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Josephine Eddy. Mrs. Lydia Grolley, Mrs. Dora Colvin. Mrs. Theresa Zerwick, Mrs. Nan Varney Intermediate Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Kathleen Boyce, Mrs. Harriet Boex, Mrs. Joy McCarty High School Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Catherine Cassier, Mrs. Betty McCarthy, Mrs. Simone Rabine, Mrs. Jeannette Aldrich. Mrs. Carol Huber, Mrs. Catherine Adams, Mrs. Yvonne Wooley Mr. Merrill Patrick, Mr. James Priest, Mr. Earl Pratt, Mr. Russell MacDougall, Mr. William Hoey, Mr. Jlalph Lewsey Bus Drivers Mrs. Helen Hayes, Mr. Mario Furiane, Mr. Arthur Traver, Mrs. Ellen O'Brien. Mr. Orphier Poirier, Mrs. June Poirier. Mr. John Hauprich, Mrs. Anita Fremont, Mr. John Hayes, Mr. George Grooznack, Mr. Donald Nadeau, Rev. Carl Timpson, Mr. Frank Moy, Me. Walter Hayes 15 Silence is Golden . . . especially on a Monday morning. Hey ... We just scored! What's it now, 48 to 6? You sure can tell I eat my Wheaties! 16 Anyone seen Joey Schmaltz? Take this picture and I'll break your neck! Go west young man, go west. Life is just a bowl of cherries. Isn't this the life? We can't believe we ate the whole thing! 1,2,3,4 . . . better days are coming I'm sure. UNDERCLASSMEN 1st Row: M. Fay, L. Lindahl, P. Luke, C. Flaven. 2nd Row: S. Leonard, P. Doran, D. Horsfield, P. Durham. 3rd Row; N. Derby, M. Drew, T. Haley. 4th Row; M. Malesky, L. Lapitsky, A. Logan. 5th Row-; D. Lyon, P. Jeffords, V. Everleth. Gth Row: B. Grafe, G. Hayes, M. Keeley, M. Griffin. 7th Row: J. Derby, R. Irish, W. Ellsworth, P. Gibbs. 8th Row; J. Hathaway, R. Hughes, B. Furiane. 1st Row; D. Almy, P. Bell, B. Brown, L. Cox. 2nd Row; L. Cook, K. Clement, M. Coulter, D. DeGregory. 3rd Row: C. Bugli, B. Carmer, S, Cook, H. Ashline. 4th Row: P. Bodnar, D. Blair, G. Baldwin. 5th Row: L. DeGarmo, J. DeHeer, R. Coburg. 6th Row; H. Bruce, K. Brown. P. Allen, L. Brown, B. Brown. 7th Row: C. Chase, J. Cornell, D. Chian. 1st Row: C. Perkins, A. Petty, B. Nevins, R. Ovitt, 2nd Row: M. Nolan, R. Sousis, G. Petteys, D. Myers, J. Merchant. 3rd Row; L. Nevins, J. Mc- Carthy, C. Morehouse. 4th Row: D. Ormsby, H. Polmateer, J. Mayer. 5th Row: D. Marr, G. Nolte, B. Brown, T. O'Brien. 6th Row: P. Mucci, L. Mue- ller, P. Stine, C. Plummer. 7th Row: M. Nevins, D. Pechette, D. Pechette, W. Campbell. ■ 18 1st Row; J. Phair, P. Richards, C. Yomanns, K. Spiezio. 2nd Row: G. Taras, J. Still, D, Wood- cock. 3rd Row; D. Wadsworth, S. Wright, M. Wrisley. 4th Row; K. Rew, D. Robbins, V. Pratt. 5th Row: R. Ruhle, P. Squires, P. Weidman.T. Wood. 6th Row: M. Schroll, S. Wood. 7th Row; R. Sousis, T. Woodcock, T. Violette, M. Sulli- van. 8th Row; D. Schultz, B. Sails, D. Young, C. Yandell. 9th Row: S. Squires, B. Weils, L. Young. TIM LaVOY December 21, 1956 - August 26, 1972 19 Class of 9 1st Row: L. Malinoski, C. Morin, C. Parent, D. Norton. 2nd Row: N. Ovitt, T. Periard. 3rd Row: R. Polmateer, T. Merluzzo, B. Plummer. 4th Row: J. Obie, F. Merrill. 5th Row: J. O'Brien, K. Nevins, C. Munson, D. Peters. 6th Row: P. Middlebrook, A. Mellen. 7th Row: M. McLough- lin, J. Merrill, K. McCarty. 1st Row: A. Schroll, E. Shepherd, B. Wrisley, S. Taras. 2nd Row: J. Wood, B. Pratt, B. Richards. 3rd Row: P. Plummer, D. Robbins, S. Wait. 4th Row; T. Temple, M. Wall. 5th Row: T. Shep- herd, E. White, B. Stover, E. Rich. 6th Row: B. Priest, B. Wells. 7th Row: K. Salley, O. Tremaine, R. Priest. 8th Row; B. Youmans, G. Stewart, D. Reulet, P. Stine, C. Ramsey. 9th Row: R. White, M. Sullivan, L. Sails. 10th Row: J. Violette, R. Stover, B. Thomas. 1st Row: M. Farrell, B. Cornell, E. Colvin, H. Clark. 2nd Row: M. Dennison, L. Eustis, C. Anderson. 3rd Row: T. Duket, S. Coulter, L. Casey. 4th Row: J. DeWitt, M. Boivin, N. Bouch- ard, B. Elcox. 5th Row: J. Corsetti, S. DeFoe, H. Boyce, K. Campbell. 6th Row: R. Dumas, N. Doubleday, S. Bisnett. 7th Row: D. Adams, H. Adams, D. Baker. 8th Row: W. Colvin, F. Drob- neck, M. Brown. 9th Row: D. Merton, P. Cenate, G. Barry. 1st Row: M. Garmley, F. Gregoire, E. Knowlton, R. Harrison. 2nd Row: D. Johnson, D. Garmley. 3rd Row: D. Johanson, N. Grolley, J. Miner, T. Fremont. 4th Row: M. Liptak, P. Deyoe, V. Baker, N. Hayes. 5th Row: B. LaRocque, R. Kelly, D. Hatin. 6tn Row: K. Grolley, C. Hutzky, S. Macica. 7th Row: M. Hall, K. Hathaway. 8th Row: R. Hudak, M. Foote, J. Fitzgerald, G. Max- im. 9th Row. R. Hamm, S. Malinoski, F. Han- echan, Z. Garnsey. 10th Row: M. Hall, J. Levan- dowski, D. Ketchum. Class of ’76 1st Row: L. Derby, P. Derby, A. Corrigan, E. Corrigan. 2nd Row: B. Geppner, K. Brown, D. Nadeau, M. Cummings. 3rd Row: E. Coffeneer, J. Boyce, C. Cashier. 4th Row: D. Hughes, L. Hibbert, K. Macica, D. Mayhay. 5th Row: B. Holmes, J. Lapitsky, B. Donon. 6th Row: P. Gay- lord. R. Hall, R. Irish, D. Hensley. 1st Row’: B. Luke, H. Mabb, M. Mabb, S. Munson. 2nd Row: M. Keeley, J. Knapp, R. Logan, P. Lockwood. 3rd Row; D. Malinoski, P. Marvin, S. Mikkelson, T. Knowlton. 4th Row: P. Hutzky, £. Morehouse, C. Merchant, E. Mallory, R. Horse- field. 5th Row: T. Nadeau, K. Nevins, S. Leo- nard, R. Hudak. 1st Row: S. White, S. O’Brien, S. Pechette, E. Reilly. 2nd Row: P. Pascale, K. Petteys, J. Weber, E. Vance. 3rd Row: D. Wait, HB. Parent, K. Phair, L. White. 4th Row. C. Stone, D. Nor- ton, E. Vance. 5th Row: K. Nygarrd, K. Squires, D. White, F. Brownell, M. Quintois, R. Relyea. 6th Row: E. Wait, J. Roussesu, V. Schwartfeger. 7th Row: S. Schultz, S. Sails, F. Waite. 8th Row: A. Wait, D. Hanahan, I. Thompson, S. Purdy, R. Thomas. 9th Row: J. Gregoire, M. Brown, N. Nolte, R. Chase, T. DeLuca, P. Stover, A. Greene. 1st Row; M. Cormie, B. Cook, D. Baldwin, E. Emery, F. Blair. 2nd Row: S. Cheney, T. Clark, D. Coons, M. Arnold. 3rd Row: T. Arnold, M. Barden, K. Haley, K. Brown. 4th Row: T. Co- burg, T. Arnold, E. Brown, J. Cenate. 5th Row: B. Carmer, D. Blair, L. Cook, C. Colvin. 6th Row: J. Hall, M. Baron, B. Brownell. 7th Row; G. Fay, J. Degregory, M. Hathaway, M. Foster. 8th Row: V. GrifTen, M. Drew, V. Gagne, K. De- Witt, K. Dickinson. 9th Row: R. Gravelli, J. Drew, K. Dennison. J. Everts. Top Row: L. Nevins, T. LaVasseur, J. Anderson, D. Sanders, M. Poirier, L. Holmes, L. Squires, F. Mue- ller, A. Dickson, J. Wood, J. Squires, G. Corsetti, R. Irish, K. Bean, R. Burton, T. LaPoint, W'. Everts, J. Foote, D. Counter, A. Durie, D. Troy, J. Sullivan, R. Duff, A. Russell. Middle Row: E. Carr, C. Mas- ten, D. Neadeau, M. Morency, T. Cheney, G. Knapp, J. Coleman, C. Wolfe, D. Polmateer, J. Stone, M. White, G. Hibbert, H. DeLuca, C. Brown, N. Garnsey, J. Meers, b. Wrisley, K. Nevins, J. Garavelli, D. Hatin, L. Alhiem. Bottom Row: B. Mitchell, L. Campbell, B. Shirley, S. Drew, J. Mulvihill, G. Bussing, G. Coleman, J. Richard, K. Hutchins, M. Robar, W. LeBaron, G. Emery, W. Clemente, J. Priest, T. You- mans, D. Russell, E. Vidnansky, C. Cummings, T. Downing, B. Hickey, K. Bennett, K. Cox, T. Clark, R. Burda. Class of ’77 Top Row: M. Duket, B. Brockway, B. Grafe, P. Alviset, D. Barkman, D. Kelly, K. Keeley, D. Sullivan, L. Ethier, P. Signor, N. Adams, P. Garmley, J. Cook, J. Ketchum, D. Warner, M. Plummer, T. Ovitt, S. DeLuca, D. Robinson, D. Young, S. Bisnett, D. Hensley, M. Bennett, M. Trombley. Middle Row: P. Male, M. Baldwin, J Macica, T. Murphy, L. Glenn, L. Boivin, R. Ellsworth, L. DeHeer, M. Drew, C. Seney, D. Irish, E. Allen, D. Barton, L. Boyce, N. DeWitt, M. Gniewek, T. Almy, C. Dickinson, R. Brown, C. Carr, P. O'Brien. Bottom Row: D. Cook, T. Bristol, L. Norton, J. Periard, C. Geppner, S. Everts, B. Malesky. F. O'Brien, D. Stover, K. Wooley, B. Sackman, L. Van Etten, K. Warwick. A. Nolan, E. Keeley. P. McEachion, A. Baker, M. Morrison, D. Taylor, N. Sanders, G. Baker. 22 Top Row- J. Rogers, R. Shultz, D. Sullivan, L. Bullard, T. Anderson, L. Richards, J. Counter, V. Butcher, L. Dickinson, J. Cenate, T. Baker, P. Woodcock, T. Everleth, D. Haley. T. Sanders. P. Patrick, M. Par- ent. Middle Row: S. Rasmussen, V. Young, E. Coffinger, P. Brown, G. Bruce, D. Nedueau, C. Petty, J. Rogers, T. Viger, S. Cormie. C. Braim, C. Beagle. L. Hall, S. Ryan, K. Patnaude, C. Sails, L. Gnffen, K. Ketchum, S. Wells. Bottom Row: D. Ashline, R. Westcott, C. Anderson, L. Wait, C. Haley, K. Lang- try. D. Tucker, B. Norton, D. Daton, M. Farrell, S. Hammond, M. Hughes, M. Rogers. P. Westcott. S. Semore, T. Burch, C. Morehouse, D. Ormsby, T. Sullivan. Top Row: E. Mayer, L. Levasseur, C. Fay, S. Lapisky, R. Luke, B. Larmon, M. Liptak, C. Hanehan, D. Flaven, H. Galligan, T. Hall, Middle Row: C. Meers, S. Lockwood, J. Macica, E. McCarthy, J. Martino- vich, M. Macica, D. Lapitsky, L. LeBarron, R. Major, G. Carr, J. Perry. Bottom Row: B. Hanehan, B. Goggin, R. Foote. J. Humiston, S. Irish, S. Arnold, D. Morehouse, B. Rhule, G. Garmley, R. Greene. Class of 978 Top Row: R. Blair, R. Crandall, L. Relyea, F. DeMarco, G. Corsetti, M. Lloyd. J. Nevins, M. Boyce, E. Stover, J. Violette, J. Perry, B. Brooks, C. Critteli, T. Fitzgerald, D. Events, D. Marvin, J. Rogers, M. White, M. Casey. Middle Row: D. Bennett, B. Bean, E. Devoe, P. Bouchard, V. Ashline, R. Lockwood, K. Perkins, D. Bugli, R. Weils, W. Reilley, D. Robbins, J. Sackman, W. Petralia, E. Mallory, W. Wood, T. Bunon, R. Dell. Bottom Row: J. Tucker, J. Mabb, R. Woodcock, K. Bruce, W. Barber, A. Banon, T. Alviset, M. Mi Ilis, J. Miner, T. McEachron, L. Stevens, A. Cook, B. Manney, T. Derby, P. Persival, J. Burda, C. Dooley. 23 ’78 ’77 Pres. Gerry Corsetti V.P. Don Hathaway Sec. Doris Ashline Treas. Laura Griffin Pres. Donna Stover V.P. Debbie Sullivan Sec. Nancy Adams Treas. Donna Irish Pres. Thomas Arnold V. P. Robert Hudak Sec. Michael Quintois Treas. Douglas Blair Class Officers Pres. Paul Booth V. P. Ray IXimas Sec. Amy Schroll Treas. Byron Stover 9 ’73 Pres. Melanie Munson V.P. Mary Ann Yakubec Sec. Debbie Gilmore Treas. Liz Haley Pres. Becky Grafe V.P. Dotti Myers Sec. Bruce Sails Treas. Cindy Bugli 24 ELEMENTARY 6th GRADE - MRS. CARROLL Top Row: C. Thomas. B. Ketchum, P. Richards, V. Brownell, J. Biss, L. Rourke, C. Davis. D. Irish, D. Richards, B. Huber, J. Olson. Mid- dle Row: S. Ritson, N. Barber, T. Fish, J. Colvin, L. Polmateer, T. Cook, M. Doran, M. Seney. Bottom Row: E. Arnold, A Targan, A. Eddy, D. Viger, R. Sheppard, T. Macica, J. Carr. 6th GRADE - MR. NICHOLS Top Row: J. Malesky, J. Jennings, R. Wright, C. Bristol, M. Hoffman, K. Lindal, B. Barber. R. David, N. Zdobnikow, M. Aldrich. Middle Row: Mr. Nichols, D. Baker, L. Archer, C. Mabb, L . Brody, S. CXiff, J. Reiszel, M. Trombley, C. Neil. Bottom Row: D. Dooley, J. Rode- heaver, R. Glenn, W. DeFoe, A. Rockliffe, R. Norton, K. wood, B. Huber. 6th GRADE - MR. HUTZKY Top Row: G. Little, E. Green, C. Putam, T. Howe, C. Peck, E. Hudak, C. Suttle, J. Sherman, G. Garavelli. Middle Row: Mr. Hutzky, T. Goggin, S. Barber, C. Martin, B. Tremain, P. Alviset, K. Foss, B. Mer- luzzo, K. Butler. J. Bean. Bottom Row: C. Irish, H. Lyon. C. Doran, T. Ruhle, W. Mabb, W. Corrigan, T. Stone, R. Sullivan, H. Ovitt, P. White. 26 6th GRADE - MR. LINDAHL Top Row: Mr. Lindahl, J. Signor. P. Veal. K. Miner. K. Neil. D. Brownell, T. Shoemaker, R. Crosse, F. Lampmon, D. Hall, D. Deyoe, D. Fitzgerald. Middle Row: M. Boivin, S. Luke. L. Cook, S. Wait, S. Lagoe, C. Murphy. T. Wait, T. Hathaway, M. Mayer. Bottom Row: T. O’Brien. J. White, L. Sullivan, R. Colvin, D. Mitchell, G. Glenn, D. DeHeer, J. White. 5th GRADE - MISS DILLON Top Row: Miss Dillon, E. Colvin, P. DeMarco, G. Kelly, R. Hensley, C. Barber, B. Blanchard, R. Grafe, M. Jursza, T. Bennett. Middle Row: J. Stover, K. Dooley, S. O'Brien, K. Landry, T. Ackley, B. Critelli, D. Stevens, L. Hathaway, D. Nadeau. Bottom Row: S. Rowinski, D. Robinson, G. Preece, C. Irish, L. Doran, M. Cootware, T. Fitch, L. Langtry. 5th GRADE - MR. WHITEHOUSE Top Row: E. Conover, L. Dickinson, B. Pratt, S. Woodcock, J. Griffen, J. Hoffman, R. Aldridge, D. Fay. Middle Row: Mr. Whitehouse, N. Casey, K. Murphy, A. Teeling, S. Hicks, T. Morehouse, J. Baldwin, P. •Wells. Bottom Row: C. Shepherd, C. Fitch, B. Wood, R. Olney, S. Coulter, D. Loomis, J. Sullivan, M. Hanehan. 27 5th GRADE - MR. LaFONTAINE Top Row: D. Gregoire, D. Brown, D. Lenz, D. Duby, B. Carmer, P. Woolley, D. Scott, C. Wadsworth, R. Donah. Middle Row: Mr. LaFon- taine, B. Zeller, J. Adams, C. Counter, C. Rock, C. Merchant, P. Sey- mour, P. Miliis, T. Adamson. Bottom Row: K. Foss, K. Everts, W. EXiff. G. Malinoski, M. Thibodeau, K. Roberts, M. Canzeri, J. Adams. Absent: R. Bouchey. 5th GRADE - MR. HAVENS Top Row: J. Williams, S. Thivierge, J. Dennison, M. Dodd, J. Violette, S. Shoemaker, J. Bisnett, D. Mallory, K. VanEtten. Middle Row: Mr. Havens, E. Cox, G. Preece, T. Labrum, R. Tremaine, L. Brophy, P. Toleman, S. Manney, T. Reynolds. Bottom Row: B. Hathaway, A. Doin, S. Nevins, D. Brown, T. Coffinger, L. Myers, B. DeFoe, J. Alheim, W. Rosato. UNGRADED - MISS LANG Top Row: Miss Lang, F. Palmer, M. Trombley, R. Lampmon. M. Palmer, M. Trombley, J. Morehouse. Bottom Row: L. Young, M. Farrell, R. Russell, R. Merluzzo, M. LeBaron, D. LeBaron. Absents R. Washburn, D. Colvin. 28 4th GRADE - MR. MORE Top Row: R. Horsfield, K. Nevins, D. King, D. Teeling, J. Peck, L. Bean, J. Major, C. Sherman, E. Livingston. Middle Row: Mr. More, J. DeGarmo, J. Weatherwax, L. Keeley, M. Vidnansky, D. Howe, D. Deel, J. Cenate, L. Woodcock, T. Almy. Bottom Row: C. Bates, T. McEach- ron, B. Dayton, D. Brownell. M. Germain, J. Adams, T. Nadeau, K. Meers, M. Weils. 4th GRADE - MISS MIZRAHI Top Row: C. Lorette, M. Merrill, J. Foss, D. Thivierge, L. Marvin, B. Woodcock, C. Seymour. K. Kelly, L. Bratge. Middle Row: Miss Miz- rahi, T. Simedt, B. Nevins, A. Olson, S. Haber, L. Hajos, J. Reulet, R. White. Bottom Row: C. Relyea, D. VanEtten, J. Nash, T. Weils, L. Sails, T. Master, B. Brockway, K. Rumbarger, J. Brunson, C. Hayes. Absent: W. Ormsby. 4th GRADE - MR. HICKEY Top Row: D. Hulka, P. White, D. Martindale, N. Sanders, C. Wood, A. Colvin, S. Griffin, C. Efcirie, S. Mallory, E. Nygaard. Middle Row: Mr. Hickey, C. Macica, L. Thivierge, C. Perry, K. Percival, C. Wait, K. Nevins, R. Corrigan, A. Coons. Bottom Row: P. Harvey, D. Barto- lucci, C. Ormsby, R. Sails, R. Rockliffe, K. Stone, J. Casey, B. Norton. J. Cunningham. 29 4th GRADE - MR. FITZGERALD Top Row: D. Washburn. K. Davis, J. Reulet, J. Jennings. D. Scott, S. Nevins, K. Griffen, Y. Woolley, H. Foote, L. Washburn. Middle Row: Mr. Fitzgerald, S. Adamson, B. Perry, S. Morrison, M. Petralia, M. Booth, B. Stevens, S. Phair, D. Aldridge, C. Young. Bottom Row: C. Hicks, C. Ritson, J. Bubar, G. Brenenstuhl, B. Ingalsbe, M. Fuller, C. Colvin, E. Targan, D. Lenz. 4th GRADE - MISS DEARLOVE Top Row: T. Barber, J. Wait, J. Collishaw, J. Everleth, C. Dietrich, A. Leone, R. Millington, P. Eustis, C. Colvin. Middle Row: Miss Dearlove, M. Gilgallon, B. Bouchey, R. Relyea, M. Bristol, S. Sheppard, K. Hall, T. Mahnoski, J. Butcher. Bottom Row: M. Lapitsky, B. Deyoe, B. Hayes. A. Pascale, L. Langtry. T. Hutchins, E. Lyman, G. Wait, K. Rowlinski. UNGRADED - MISS YATES Top Row: E. Suttle, D. Sullivan, C. Woodcock, T. Squires. P. Palmer, J. Rogers. Bottom Row: W. Foote. J. Palmer, G. Youmans, J. Schultz. P. Palmer, F. Male. 30 3rd GRADE - MISS KUNKEL - Top Row: K. Stover, K. Sherman, S. Mit- chell, B. Barber, B. Lagoe, D. Rasanen, E. Scott, J. E ustis. Middle Row; Miss Kunkel, J. Thievierge, B. Brockway, N. Ketchum, M. Putnam, M. Hutzky, L. Cootware, C. Drew, S. Seymour. Bottom Row: A. Early, J. Wells, L. Bristol, D. Brody, J. Hathaway, P. White, M. Koval, D. Seymour. 3rd GRADE - MISS MANNING - Top Row; K. Cook, J. Harvey, R. Mc- Shane, M. Macica, W. Drew, J. Fuller, D. DiLorenzo, T. Male. Mid- dle Row; T. Veal, T. Hajos, P. Agdanowski, L. Sobon, L. Schultz, M. Mitchell, E. Haley, S. Olney. Bottom Row: W. Wooley, T. Stover, R. Hughes, T. Cheney, D. Fuller, C. Vallone, Rena Wait, C. Deyoe. 3rd GRADE - MISS BOIVIN - Top Row: K. Hulka, S. Stewart, P. Bakken, D. Tingley, T. Ruhle, C. Stiles, W. Mitchell, D. Robbins, T. LaVoy. Middle Row: J. Rosato, M. Eustis, C. Sullivan, M. Zeller, S. Nevins, A. Merluzzo, R. Loomis, D. Gilgallon. Bottom Row: J. Bentley, P. Young, J. Van Gundy, M. Gelber, K. Millington, S. Nygaard, J. Lor- ette, J. DeHeer. 31 3rd GRADE - MRS. SACKMAN - Top Row; Mrs. Sackman, G. Gregorie, T. Palmer, B. Kelly, A. Barnes, P. Archer, M. Hughes, C. Jones, G. Grooznack, E. Smith. Middle Row; A. Miliis, M. Manning, V. Sails, T. DiLorenzo, R. Sanders, E. Stutz, L. Allen, C. Green, A. Harrison. Bottom Row; C. Duff, K. Craine, S. Roberts, S. Rhule, B. Weils, J. Hammond, B. Clough, D. Galusha, K. Pratt. 3rd GRADE - MR. RUGERRI - Top Row: J. Mallory, J. West, D. Reynolds, C. Williams, J. Adams, K. Peck, L. VanArnum, I. O'Brien, P. Landry. Middle Row: S. Dawes, S. Tucker, J. Wood, V. Lewis, J. Eddy, J. Miner, J. Jennings. T. Cullison. Bottom Row: J. Hays, A. McVige, M. Fitch, H. Manney, W. Galusha, D. Germain, F. Lake, J. Lindahl. 3rd GRADE - MR. MURPHY - Top Row: Mr. Murphy, D. Livingston, T. Hoffman, J. DeMarco, P. Irish, R. Sullivan, L. Relyea, B. Braim, D. Toleman, M. Lyon. Middle Row; K. Post, T. VanArnum, L. Lenz, J. Coleman, T. Lloyd, B. Polmateer, T. Harvey, K. Corsetti. Bottom Row; M. Lymon, M. Hutzky, E. Nash, K. Brown, W. Mabb, L. Crit- elli, E. Fisn, K. Coulter. 32 UNGRADED - MISS SHANNON and MRS. NASH - Top Row; Miss Shannon. B. Wood, V. Woodcock, D. Garmley, B. Palmer, B. Woodcock, J. Crosse, R. Signor, T. Ash. B. Sanders, C. Relyea, K. Dickinson, Mrs. Nash. Middle Row; S. Harrison, H. Haley, C. Wood, B. Lloyd, P. Gagnon, N. Merrill, D. Mosley, K. Mabb. Bottom Row; R. Livingston, G. Palmer, D. Galligan, J. Foote, R. Major, J. Hunt. D. Wood, M. Irish. 2nd GRADE - MRS. NICHOLS - Top Row: Mrs. Nichols, J. Bisnett, D. Rumbarger, R. Stiles, D. Counter, R. Foote, S. Griffen, D. Eldred L. Ash, J. Schmidt, Miss Austin, Student Teacher. Middle Row: C. Rit- uno, J. Foss, C. Luke, D. Durling, J. Rogers, B. Anderson, T. Booth. Bottom Row: B. Barber, A. Lampon, J. Drew, G. Harrison, R. White, T. Almy. Absent: M. Knowlton, R. MacNeil, A. Morrison, J. Alheim, K. Robbins. 2nd GRADE - MISS HOLMES - Top Row; T. Smith, R. Lampmon, D. Brockway, E. Gilgallon, B. Hutzky, K. Washburn, E. Wood, D. Peck, B. Barber, J. Martindale. Middle Row; D. Everts, S. Humiston, C. Burke, D. Bartolucci, S. Brenenstuhl, F. Wells, P. Manney, C. Palmer. Bottom Row: D. Hathaway, S. Oln y, J. Merchant, J. White, T. Le- Baron, J. Eustis, M. Corrigan, C. Schultz, K. VanEtten. 33 2nd GRADE - MRS. QL'ACKENBUSH - Top Row: Mrs. Quackenbush, M. Mucci, S. Goggin, M. Unger, J. Nimmo, J. Scott, D. Galagan, E. Conover, M. Shaver, T. Wells. Middle Row: K. Stone, W. Herring, H. Carden, B. Young, L. Wait, C. Tucker, M. Polmateer, L. Purinton, K. Millington. Bottom Row; B. Brinkerhoff, J. Rowinski, M. Priest, J. Harrison, M. Lapitsky, J. Pechette, K. Roberts, K. Adamson. 2nd GRADE - MRS. HICK LAND - Top Row; Mrs. Hickland, S. Perry. A. Thivieree, C. Coffinger, D. Harrington, P. Bennet, M. Ellis, M. Lyons, F. Tingley, G. Monroe. Middle Row: P. Woolley, K. Dooley, L. Mabb, C. Jones, K. Haley, P. Vidnansky, M. Ormsby, D. Hutzky. BottomRow: B. Wood, J. Orama, S. Thibideau, H. Parker, T. Clough, T. Nash, L. Macica, L. King, J. Stewart. 2nd GRADE - MRS. ALDRIDGE - Top Row: T. Stover, J. Kelleher, T. Hicks, L. Patrick, R. Barnes, R. Leise, M. McVige, D. Cummings, T. Barber. Middle Row; K. Coffin, S. Carr, J. Periard, J. Vidnansky, K. Sanders, J. Bratge, L. Wait, H. Trombley. Bottom Row: B. Bussing, C. LaBreck, L. Bristol, L. Flanders, H. White, B. Wells, R. Loomis, W. Caprood, A. Nevins. Absent: D. Doin. 34 1st GRADE - MRS. CROIZER - Top Row; Mrs. Croizer, E. Olesen, S. Vance, T. Barber, T. McShane, L. Mitchell, M. Petty, P. LaFoy, K. Harrington. Middle Row: T. Jones, L. Slater, B. Loomis, L. Bombard, M. Butcher, C. Thomas, D. Renauld, D. Fuller. Bottom Row: V. La- Breck, T. Drew, J. Tremaine, T. Percival, C. Tuker, M. Olney, T. Millington, S. Young. 1st GRADE - MISS CRAWLEY - Top Row; B. Sullivan, J. Kelleher, N. Drew, R. Post, R. Bouchey, P. Leone, J. Hartshome, R. Blanchard, B. Lenz. Middle Row; M. Rasanen, D. Geppner, H. Young. T. Poirier, T. Unger, D. Blake, S. Richards, T. Van Gundy. Bottom Row: A. White, S. Relyea, N. Coons, L. Woodcock, T. Periard, P. Dooley, P. Phair. 1st GRADE - MRS. PARKER - Top Row: K. Relyea, R. Humiston, T. Carter, C. Fiske, S. Bruce, C. Barber, C. Garnsey, K. Hajos. Middle Row; J. Adams, L. Manney, L. Bialahoski, L. Caprood, V. Munson, T. Galusha, C. Macica, J. Turcotte. Bottom Row; R. Petralia, D. Pratt, T. Periard, L. Loomis, B. Stoddard, R. Mitchell, B. Eddy, A. DeGregory. 35 1st GRADE - MRS. SCHWARTZBECK - Top Row; Mrs. Schwartzbeck, L. Vanderwarker, L. Bruce, J. Mahay, M. Coffinger, T. Major, B. Waite, L. Howe, A. Hensley. Middle Row: K. Hathaway, A, Morrison, S. Baldwin, K. Wells, N. Fitch, L. DiLorenzo, D. Perry. Bottom Row: D. Salley, B. VanArnum, E. LeBaron, P. Wait, S. Sobon, J. Alien, M. Brownell. Absent: T. Sutliff, J. Eveland. 1st GRADE - MRS. CUNNINGHAM - Top Row: Mrs. Cunningham, L. Gil- gallon, S. Mitchell, K. Duby, D. Marvin, P. Hanehan, M. Eustis, K. Donah, C. Hatin, L. Ebert, Miss Yandow. Middle Row: T. Haney, D. Tingley, J. Thomas, L. Bennett, S. Booth, D. Flynn, C. Dow, T. Pal- mer. Bottom Row: W: Giroux, C. Baldwin, A. Fitzgerald, T. Carden, C. Provo, M. Barber, T. Groiley, D. Adams, R. Craine. Absent: D. Kusky, S. Moak. KINDERGARTEN - MRS. STILL - Top Row: Mrs. Still, C. White, S. Pratt, M. Broeland, M. Drew, R. Warner, R. Hayes, D. Corlew. Middle Row: J. Crandall, S. Petteys, R. Leise, D. Fox, J. Eustis, D. Lampmon, K. Grooznack. Bottom Row; L. Hughes, W. Conover, M. Hartsnorne, T. Schermerhorn, J. Burke, C. Dow, J. Dooley. 36 KINDERGARTEN-MRS. PECHETTE - Top Row: Mrs. Pechette, S. Ramsey. E. Everts. D. Whaley, D. Sullivan, B. Trufant, A. Fitch, S. Carr, M. Nevins, K. Wood. Middle Row: W. Livingstone, T. Ball, V. Vallone, J. Grace, D. Drew, C. Gregoire, G. Dooley, T. Willson. Bottom Row: T. Deyoe, B. Dennison, S. Landry, J. Lynn, Hall E. Casey. M. Booth, L. Palmer, G. Caprood. Absent: j. Colvin. KINDERGARTEN-MRS. BALL - Top Row: J. Durling, K. Gamsey, S. Harris, J. Robinson, K. Young, T. Feenan, N. McEachron, K. Feulner, Middle Row: T. Shaver, J. Kelleher, S. West, B. Nevins. W. Allen, B. Herrick, J. Adams, D. Peck. Bottom Row: L. Keeden, T. Wads- worth. R. Harrison, D. Saville, D. VanArnum.S. Koval, S. Cunning- ham, D. Drew. Absent: L. Kennan. KINDERGARTEN-MRS. HUNT - Top Row: Mrs. Hunt, J. Dickinson. E. Dolton, B. Harrison, K. Awilow, A. Rowe, C. Malinoski, P. Willson. Middle Row: S. Hockman, D. Coffinger, H. Sanders, L. Carden, S. Small, M. Myers, C. Haley. Bottom Row: ]. Allen, H. Fuller, P. Johnson, T. Harrington, A. Crowell, M. Skellie, M. Duff. 37 KINDERGARTEN - MRS. HAMMOND Top Row: Mrs. Hammond, B. Olney, R. McEachron, C. Ma- quire, M. McCarthy, P. Hoff- man, B. Peck, K. Doran, J. Drew. Middle Row: J. Flanders, D. Cox, S. Hunt, M. Casey, J. Hack, M. Kirkpatrick, D. Durling, K. Deel. Bottom Row: G. Seney, S. Luke, L. Purinton, R. Sifert, E. Ratheen, P. Carden, M. Labrum, M. Timpson, A. Wait. SPECIAL - MISS SHANNON Top Row: Miss Shannon, S. Garmley, S. Palmer, P. Whit- ney. J. Broderick, S. Griffen. Bottom Row: S. Simmons, M. Carr, M. Germain, M. Colvin, C. Garmley. MUSIC: MISS EILEEN KEEGAN MR. ANTHONY KOZAK £ KINDERGARTEN AID: MRS. CATHY CLOUGH PHY. ED.: MRS. SUE ANN WILLIAMS MR. WILLIAM SCHUTZ 38 Nurse: Mrs. Katherine Squires Library Aides: Mrs. Ina Malesky Mrs. Janet Stevens Librarian: Mrs. Joan Cady Nurse's Aide: Mrs. Marie Boivin Social Worker: Mrs. Mary Jo Waite Speech Therapist: Mrs. Judith Barber 39 B.O.C.E.S. stands for the Board of Cooperative Educational Services. BOCES was created so that greater educational opportunities could be offered to students from participating school districts. Occu- pational education is one of its many services. Other services Include special education, guidance, psy- chological. health and dental hygiene, shared teacher services in areas of industrial arts, driver education, home economics and business, and data processing services. Currently, 850 students are enrolled in twenty-two courses offered under the occupational education program. Twentv-six courses will be offered during the 1973 - '74 school year with the addition of such courses as Advanced Office Machines. Electronics and Television Facilities and Operation. 40 SPORTS Football ’73 Head Coach Shaver Center, Guard, and Tackle Spirit Plus Sammy I got him, Paul! Does it hurt and have a temperature?” Those Dirty Commies! Senior Power Stop That . , . ” 45 Cross Country Dave Wottle? Uh, oh, ouch . . , 1st in the meet; 1st in the league Where Does It Hurt? Which way to Sulli's? 46 Interscholastic Hockey A TRIBUTE TO THE KILTS One game came; most played it. Another game came; most fought it. The tournament came; ’most won it. The photographer came; most missed it. Extramural Hockey 47 Varsity Basketball 48 J.V. Basketball 49 Interscholastic Basketball Volleyball 52 Wrestling Bombadier to Pilot The Minuet? Senior Power 53 Track ’72 Oomph Kick the Habit” Discobolus Up, up, and Away 54 Baseball ’72 That was close Your feet need desnex You never know when you’re Don’t just stand there going to be close up’’ 55 Tennis ’72 The Tennis People � - ' Who's Driving? I'm Driving, Brother. Can I Ride? 56 ORGANIZATIONS Mr. Post Student Council Ski Club Mr. Shaver 58 Senior Honors Group Valedictorian Salutatorian GLENDA WINSLOW MARY ANN YAKUBEC 59 Yorkers Miss Cudahy Audio Visual and Library Club Mrs. Walsh 60 Mr. Cote Ecology Club Mr. Fairbank Mrs. Gilmore Youth Against Cancer Club Mr. Lane 61 G.L.A. Miss Larmon Cheerleading Association Miss Scharf 62 Senior Band Pep Band M Mr. Archer Senior Chorus Mixed Chorus Miss Keegan Faculty Play January Thaw 67 SCHOOL SCENES 6S When will I see you again? Tomorrow is too late, yesterday is gone. When you don your cap and gown will your eyes take in those who were close to you, or, more important, will they take in those who you may have wronged, those you may have tread upon unknowingly, or perhaps in revenge? What of those whose path you've crossed daily, and had not even taken the time to extend a small part of yourself with a simple hello - help? And yet you are those who shall take hold of the reigns of this world and bring it peace. You shape the future, you correct the mistakes of the past. Now is not too late to correct your own mistakes. Look at those who sit beside you, are they not worthy of your smile? Help mankind, extend yourself. - Leonard Blowers When again we meet if such an occasion arises, perhaps you shall be a doctor, and perhaps you shall be an attorney. And perhaps I shall be a vagrant, or perhaps a hermit. But shall you be one to judge me for what I am? Or shall you be one to accept me for what 1 am? Perhaps you shall be a politician, and I a layman. Perhaps you shall be an actor, and I a car- penter. But is not the air you breath and the air I breath one and the same? Do we not share the same planet? Remember . . . though you be doctor, attorney, politician, or actor. God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. I am a friend, I am a orother. As you, I hope, are mine. - Reinhold Niebuhr - Leonard Blowers 72 Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind; it is not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips and supple knees; it is a matter of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions; it is the freshness of the deep springs of life. Youth means the predominance of courage over timidity, of adventure over the love of ease. This often exists in a man of sixty more than in a boy of twenty. Nobody grows old merely by a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, doubt, self-distrust, fear and despair - these bow the heart and turn the spirit back to dust. Whether sixty or sixteen, there is in every human being's heart the love of wonder, the sweet amazement at the stars and the starlike things, the undaunted challenge of events, the unfailing childlike appetite for what-next, and the joy of the game of living. You are as young as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your self-confidence, as old as your fear; as young as your hope, as old as your despair. Samuel Ullman , ■� p V, IjKvf I;?,' ff .T •' • 1 v — 74 SENIORS 77 GINGER BOEVIN I RANDY BUSSING DIANNE CASSIER VICTOR CHARRON JOHN CANZERI DARLENE COLEMAN 83 LINDA DeLUCA 84 DONNA DODD 85 RICHARD FURLAN1 DEBORAH GILMORE ANN GREGG CHRISTINE GREGOIRE ELIZABETH HALEY KIMBERLY HALEY DAVID HUGHES 88 SHARON KOVAL 89 PHILIP MABB PATRICIA MELLEN PATRICK MURPHY MARJORIE MERCHANT 91 JOHN NAZARENKO 92 BENITA PITTINGER 93 GARRY ROBINSON 94 JOHN THIVIERGE 95 MICHAEL WELLS GLENDA WINSLOW KENNETH WOODCOCK JOHN WOOD MARY ANN YAKUBEC 96 In the summer of '72, Gunn Myklebust came to Schuylerville from her native Norway. While here, she resided with the Cassier family; Diane. Kathy, and Jim became her new American sisters and brother. At school she became active in the ski club, AFS, and cheerleading. Gunn's warm, lively nature shone through in everything she did. She had the ability to speak with enthusiasm and hold every- one’s attention. Gunn's stay here was a pleasure and a rewarding experience for the entire community. We. the class of '73, sincerely hope that her stay here was as enjoyable for her as it was for us. 97 Advisors for the Class of Miss Gronczniak, Freshman Advisor MissLiefl, Sophomore Advisor Miss Pickett, Senior Advisor Miss Deno, Yearbook Advisor V We, the class of '73 would like to express our ap- preciation to our advisors, who have put up with our nonsense for the last four years. As freshmen, we gave Miss Gronczniak headaches as we planned our first dance, Incense and Peppermints. Well, we allmadeit to our sophomoreyear, poor Miss Liefl. Every class has a candy sale somewhere along the way, and it was OctopusesGarden that we danced to that year. And then we became Juniors, the year for our big project - The Prom. MissGaworecki and Mr. Ball spent many exhausting nights with us as we disguised our gym to become a Starry, Starry Night. And finally we came to the end with the unbeliev- able sounds of the words Seniors and Graduation. Our Senior year made the memories com plete with the '50's dance, the trip, the yearbook. . . and two won- derful people. Miss Pickett and Miss Deno. And now the headaches are over and only the mem- ories are left. All we can say is Thank-You. Walkathon On Saturday, October 14, 1972, the Senior Class of S.C.S. sponsored a Walkathon. 50 members of the Class of '73 participated. 34 trucked 13.5 miles to Saratoga and 16 made it 27 miles both over and back. 103 Red Lenny Fang Karen Dale Ann Debby Beaver Ivan Kim Kevin Twinkle Toni Tweety and Hopper 107 Mike Hank Timmer Wop Vicki George Jim Candi Lou Ill As we, the class of 73, prepare to leave our beloved institution, we bequeath the follow- ing to those who are fortunate (?) enough to be left behind: Mary Lou Barrett leaves for the Big 'M . Toni Bentely leaves the Senior Class without a spy in Mr. Nolte’s office. Dick Blair leaves to find another Green Thing. Lenny Blowers leaves for Oregon to search for Big Foot. Ginger Boevin leaves with a little help . . . Paul Boivin leaves bucking. Candi Booth leaves for Long Island. Robin Boyce leaves speechless. Gary Bristol leaves on his bike to meet Fruit on the corner. Armond Brown leaves his cellar for anyone in need of a quick party. Randy Bussing leaves to kill the blue pad. John Canzeri slides out with a-rat-ta-tat-tat. Dianne Cassier leaves looking sweet and innocent . . . except on weekends. Vic Charron leaves to take his annual shower . . . umph! Darlene Coleman leaves the tennis team without one of its two best assets. Rod Colvin leaves for anotner walkathon . . . will he make it? Vicki Cook leaves undecided. Karen Cornell leaves the school busted. Karen Defoe leaves running after a red truck in the rain. Linda DeLuca leaves the porta pits to . . . Who? Archie DeMarco leaves stifled. George Derby leaves for Fort Miller and Marina? Leon Derby leaves his brrummm ... to Arlin Green. Scott Derby leaves snowballs in Physics class. Donna Dodd leaves it to Beaver. Bob Durie is off for the walkathon at the '76 Olympics. Everett Emery leaves trying to plan another party. Ed Fischer leaves everyone baffled with his big words. Tim Fort leaves . . . scubby-do. Mac Furiane leaves to kill the commies. Debbie Gilmore leaves frustrated, in search of her better half. Ann Gregg leaves to assist Chef-Boy-AR-DEE. Chris Gregoire leaves avec un sourire” (with a smile). Liz Haley leaves to become Gloria Steinam’s Vice-President. Kim Haley leaves S.C.S. without a soothsayer. Eileen Hanehan leaves, a lady of fashion. Kevin Hewitt leaves without (?) catapiller on his lip. Louise Hoffman leaves to comb her hair. Liz Hudak leaves to pose for the New Chatty Cathy Doll. Dave Hughes marches off with a bottle of dandelion wine. Jeff Jennings leaves telling D.W.I. tales. Debbie Johnson leaves, never to figure it out. Jim King leaves . . . Sheila Knowlton leaves to become the 20th century Euclid. Sharon Koval leaves . . . ya know! Pam Lang leaves tripping over Spot . . . Far-Out! 112 Charlene LaPoint leaves Mr. Frail without a sparring partner. Mike Leone leaves, not knowing where to go. Dick Lloyd leaves in search of his teen-angel. Phil Mabb leaves . . . with pleasure. Gerry Maclca leaves gratefully! Sue Mayer leaves D and J's without a righthand woman. Mike McCarthy leaves with anyone he wants to. Kevin McGrath leaves to repaint the Mona Lisa. Pat Melien leaves California Dreamin. Margie Merchant leaves thumbing to the farm. Fred Mosher leaves . . . and it didn’t hurt. Melanie Munson leaves kissing everyone good-bye. Pat Murphy leaves to test drive cars for Andy Granatelli. Gunn Myklebust leaves for home with a good impression of All American youth ??? John Nazarenko leaves the school without the best musical genius they ever had. Dan Norton leaves with a lot of ambition for next year ??? Tom O'Brien leaves his clothes all over town. Verla Pechette leaves the driver-ed car in one piece. Sue Peters leaves with the Fender Bender of the Year Award. Benita Pittinger leaves . . . Benita. Banana, Oh, what a gal! Dawn Polmateer leaves Hopper holding up the world. Tom Purdy leaves without a word. Cindy Renauld leaves with the only Regents Scholarship. Ivan Richards leaves his girlfriend at the bottom of the stairs. Gary Robinson leaves Starks Knob Road 2 minutes before the basketball game. Mary Russell leaves giggling. Larry Scott leaves, Is it true (yes or no) Circle one. Lewis Stewart leaves crashing. Walt Taras leaves laying rubber in the school parking lot. John Thivierge leaves, with a gurgle, gurgle here and a gurgle, gurgle there, here a gurgle, there a gurgle . . . Dale Varney leaves coming to at the yearbook meeting. Bonnie Wall leaves as second period study hall scrabble champ. Denise Warner leaves her snot to Tammy Anderson. Chris Weidman leaves Miss Deno with the lunch count. Mike Wells leaves the school without a good left hand. Glenda Winslow leaves in her Caddy. John Wood leaves to pick out a new car. Ken Woodcock leaves the wrestling team without an idol. Mary Ann Yakubec leaves Mama Bird and Papa Bird alone in the nest. To the Juniors, we leave our suitcase to all those lucky enough to work on the '74 yearbook. To the Sophomores, we leave the many perils (?) of the prom. To the Freshman, we leave our great attitude. To Miss Deno, we leave a congratulations and good luck !!! To Miss Pickett, we leave a pair of bobbie socks, a wad of bubble gum and some red lipstick for the next '50's dance. To Mr. Nolte, we leave a roll of film so he can help the class of 74 with THEIR yearbook. To the faculty, we leave some to rest. 113 To the school, we leave the spirit of the '50's and hopes for a better future. 114 We Made It to the End! CO-EDITORS: Linda DeLuca and Cindy Renauld ADVISOR: Miss Deno BUSINESS MANAGER: Gerry Macica CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES: Tom O’Brien Dick Lloyd FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION: Robin Boyce SPORTS: Debby Gilmore Ken Woodcock Pam Lang Liz Haley Darlene Coleman Melanie Munson Benita Pittinoer Glenda Winslow Mike Leone Mary Lou Barrett Margi Merchant Lennie Blowers Debbie Johnson SENIORS: Mary Ann Yakubec PHOTOGRAPHY: Karen Cornell Larry Scott ART: Kevin McGrath LITERATURE: Sue Peters Donna Dodd Karen DeFoe Dianne Cassier Dick Blair Paul Boivin Archie DeMarco Kim Haley Patti Mellen Liz Hudak Sharon Koval John Nazarenko Dawn Polmateer 117