Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

1984 SCHUYLER Ilis- SCHULERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION District Principal - Mr. Jacobson High School Principal - Mr. Behrens Elementary Principal-Mr. Phair Assistant Principal - Mr. Lolik 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS PROM 12 SENIORS 17 BABY PICTURES 34 WHO’S WHO 36 BOCES 39 K - 11 41 FACULTY 73 STAFF 77 SPORTS 79 HOMECOMING 93 ORGANIZATIONS 95 CLASS WILL 110 ADVERTISEMENTS 112 SENIORS A TRADITION Class Quarters President Tim Shaver Vice President Steve Koval Secretary Tracy McTygue Treasurer Randy Squires Representative Michelle Trottier It is difficult to deal with the death of a friend, though it is inevitable. To be told that life is a cycle, to understand the biological order of birth and death is of little comfort. As I grow older I hope that I can learn to accept it and maybe understand. We will miss Steve. We will miss the way he talked, the way he acted, his voice, his strut, his smile. We will never know what could have been. Steve was an athlete, a student and a friend. His tragic death shocked us all. STEVEN J. BOOTH. JANUARY 17. 1966 - JUNE 9. 1984 During our moments alone Our minds slowly wander back To the first time that we met you . . . Each of us uncertain and yet intrigued. But as the days passed. We became part of one another, Sharing our hopes, our dreams and our love. The gentleness of your touch and the warmth of your gaze filled our worlds with joy. It is in times like these, When you’re gone, That we remember just how much we love you. 6 © -. «•; _ iv A s££ rn! m -n - - § H o ' HA 3 , jS'fS s y 2 -wgSf -u- y J ; r% i ft ; 2 5 o?. « « p ’ m -. hVI: r m” Co 2i 21 _ '7L 4CC6£C fan _ ZaJULu __ . t 4 iAm .m 5L . unicorn. Oust ttiougni- rd uxarn x... r dm .?J?Vu:Jd $9.' . _ V A ‘ .. 5 . x •';?- ___ JoP ,PPE I AN - W H£NXO J 'pe-c-V XT. 3oV� t4 hKe vLL £2U - TVjjL nJbc'' • CA ? L £s - C Huc (J g tfg r ffo c ' J__ ? V °0 T f ' • x , T ’■ {W ;?fc ' VP •■ V- xn o Y ovi 04 h i -� uSTAsN 6 • rGT 5 0 )CU DO HEAVEN THE PROM COURT King Queen Randy Squires Tracy McTygue Todd Griffen Lisa Hughes Steve Aschauer Michelle Trottier Les Baldwin Bernadette Sullivan Jeff Dooley Sheila Baumgartner Tim Deyoe Mari Booth Steve Koval Jackie Hall Russel Brown Cindy Malinoski Ed Lebaron Diana Coffinger Scott Brownell Shawnee Squires Bill Conover Brenda Nevins 14 SENIORS STEVEN ASCHAUER Football-3. Baseball-3 “The D.B. founders may be gone, but the D.B. legend still lives on. KATHERINE MARIE AWILOW Sr. Band 2, Sr. Chorus-1 ‘7 was here, but not for long, these were the best years of all. LESLIE BALDWIN SHEILA MARIE BAUMGARTNER Sheba” Cheerleading-4. Track-3, Sr. Chorus-1, French Club-3 CASEY BAYLY French Club-3. Sr. Chorus-4. Track-1. “To have a friend you must be one” PAMELA BOYD Hot Shot” Live and let live or drop dead” 18 MARI C. BOOTH RUSSLE BROWN Bugs” Field Hockey-4, Softball 3, Cheer leading 2. F F A 2. Yearbook 1 Party at Booths'' SCOTT BROWNELL Art 4, Yearbook ! SCOTT BRUCE PENNY CARDEN Chorus-1, Lib. Club-1 I've had friends. I've had foes, but only friends have I've choose ” TINA CARDEN Friendship is an endless chain there's always room for one more name. ” 19 SANDY CARR Softball-3 Party Hardy ” MEGAN CASEY F B.L.A.-4, Feild Hockey-2, Cheerleading-1 Live and Let live. 4 NORMA COONS DAVID CONDE Great thoughts come from the heart as I enter the heart of my boyfriend. ” 20 DIANA COFFINGER Chorus-2. F.B.L.A.-2 Her high school days had many delights, but none can compare to those high school nights. BILL CONOVER DIANA CORLEW F B.L.A 1, Sr Chorus 1. Softball 1 “Its the best thing in the world to live but most of us just exist. ” JULIE ANN CRANDALL Varisty track-4. Cross Country-4. F.B.L.A-4, Sr. Chorus-4 PAUL DAVIS Bear'' Good bye, I don't know LEE HEATH DENNISON Football 1, Track-1 Thank God” SANDRA CROUNSE JEFFREY TODD DOOLEY “Door Football-4, Wrestling-4. F F A-2 There's three more Dooleys left CORRINA LYNN DOW “Courageous F B L.A 1. F F A 1 There's still two more of us to get rid of. ” MARIA JEAN DREW “Mol” “Make the most out of life because it may pass you by. ” DENISE DREW MARIE JEAN DUFF DAVID DURLING Basketball-2, Track-3, French Club-1. JOHN DURLING Track-2. 22 JANNEL ENNELLO Track-2, Sr Chorus JULIA M. EUSTIS MELANIE A. MCCARTHY Field Hockey-3, Basketball-1. Student Council 2, Tennis Club-1, French Club-3 7 you can't be good, at least look good NIGEL RATHBUN DEBRA GEPPNER TODD GRIFFEN Sr. Chorus-2 ‘7 don't know what to study next. JUDY ANN HACK Sr. Chorus-4, Honor Society-4, French Club-2 Nobody told me there'd be days like these. strange days indeed. ” John Lennon CONNIE HALEY JACKEI HALL Cheerleading (football. basketball)-4, Sr. Chorus- 1. Sr. Band-1 '7 won't be home this weekend. I'll be with Pete ” WENDY HAMMOND Thumper” Softball-4. Sr. Chorus-4. Honor Society-2 “Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. ” SUSAN HARRIS Sr. Chorus-2, Sr. Band-3, Field Hockey-4, Bas ketball-4. Tennis-1 Don 7 put off until tomorrow what you can just as eaily screw up today! MICHAEL HARTSHORNE 24 RONALD HAYES Cross Country-4, Track-4, Ski Club-4, Sr. Band 4 May the fortunate stay fortunate and the unfor- unate get lucky” LISA ANN HUGHES Lisa Huge F B L A.-3, Cheerleading-2 “If I'm no at home I’m at Ed’s house. ” JEFFERY KELLEHER TANYA KENNEY French Club-2, Ski Club-3, Softball-1. Track-1 You only live once. once is enough, if you live it right ’’ STEVE KOVAL Football-3, Basketball-2, Baseball-4, F.F.A -4 “The D.B founders may be gone, but D.B. leg- end still lives on. DEAN KUSKY 25 MICHELLE LABOMBARD “Micki” Always remember in some situations BIG GER” is better ” SUE LANDRY French Club-3, F BI A.-2 Happiness is in your heart. BRENDA LANFEAR F.B L A 4, Sr Chorus 3 EDWARD T. LEBARON Football-4, Baseball 4. Basketball 4 It s Casual ROBERT LEISE “The Dr Football-3. Basketball-3 JOSEPH LOMIO 26 MARCIE LOPEZ “There's been some good years and there’s been some bad years ” STEVEN LUKE Ski Club 2. Football 1. F B L A -3. Sr Chorus 1 “Let’s Party” CARL MACNEAL Cross Country-2. Wrestling-3. Tennis-2 “Aim low and shoot straight’’ CYNTHIA LEIGH MAQUIRE RANDY MAJOR F.FA4 “Feel not the pain of parting. It is those who stay behind that suffer. TIM MAJOR BOCES2 “Not to many people really feel good about their school but when it’s all over it doesn't really seem to bad going to S.C.S. for 13 years ” 27 CYNTHIA ANNE MAL1NOSKI GERALD MARCKRES “Bj“ Football-4. Baseball-4 Field Hockey-4, Cheerleading 3. Softball 4, Bas ketball-1. Student Council-1 “If at first you don't succeed, try. try, again If then you don’t succeed, screw it! RANDY MARSHALL “Porky F F A 4. F B L.A 4, S.A D D 1 COLLEEN MCNICHOL TODD MCSHANE Football-4. Basketball-4, Baseball-4 TRACY LYNN MCTYGUE Cheerleading-3. F B L A 2 Prom Queen. S.A.D.D. 2 “Oh Yeah 28 John Mcrrll Norma Jean Merrill F.B.L.A.-2, Library Club-3, Sr Chorus-2 “No Biggie“ 29 BRENDA NEVINS BRIAN OLNEY DEBBIE PECK Field Hockey-3, News Paper 4. Yearbook Staff 1. Math League-4. Honor Society-4 ”Nothing comes between me and me CAL I VS except my brain ” CHARLES PELLOCK “May the future be more prosper than the a 9 past. SHELLY PETTEYS Basketball-2, Softball-1, Field Hockey-1, Cheer leading-1 We part only to meet again. ” MIKE PINK “Feet” 30 SUSAN PRATT Softball 2, Cheerleading-2. Basketball-2 LEX1E PURUNTON ERIC RATHBUN Softball-1. French Club-1, Math League-3. Track-3 Friendship imporves happiness and abates mis- ery, by doubling our joy and dividing our grief ” AMIE ROWE Sr Band 4. Tennis Team-3. Yearbook Staff-1 There are three kinds of people in this world: Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened ” WENDY ROWE “Rowdy Yearbook Staff-1 A ready smile is worth its weight in Gold” TRACY SCHERMERHORN 31 Virginia Anne Seney “Ginger “Are you sure?” Timothy S. Shaver Football-4, Basketball-4, Baseball 4. Sr Band-3, Honor Society-4, Math League-3. Lima Ann Slater Chorus-4, “Party Hardy — Die Highr Randy Keith Squires “Tiny Football 4. Wrestling-3, Track-2, Prom King. Senior Class Treasurer Shawnee Squires Track-2, F B.L.A.-3, Bill called me last-night!” Moi “Thumper” Di” 32 JOHN STIASSNEY Football 2. Wrestling 2. Track 3 BERNADETTE SULLIVAN F B.L.A.-2. Softball-4. Cheer leading 4. Chorus-3 If you find som thing set it free if it comes back its yours, if it doesn t it never was. ” MICHELLE SHARI TROTTIER Cross Country-4. Basketball-4. Softball-4. Track 1 BRET TRUFANT May the dragons of reality never burn your fantasies. ” RAYMOND M WARNER Pop 76 ’ Football-4, Cheerleader-1 Lites an itch and than you die ” CHRISTOPHER D. WHITE Basketball 1. Baseball-4. Ski Club-2 33 AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of CHARACTER ARTS STUDIO Most Talkative- Maria and Jeff. Most Athletic Michelle and Todd Nicest Smile • Mari and Steve. Cutest Hiney- Sheila and Steve. 36 Class ClownsJuhe and Randy- Class Couple • Connie and Todd Nicest Eyes-Shelley Most Intellegent-Judy and Bret Best Dressed Sue and Tim 37 fJi u o CQ BOARD OF EDUCATION w ' Board President • Mr. Roberts Mrs. Proller Mrs. DeGregory Mr. Macicia Board of Education Mr Roberts Mr Booth Mr Macicia Mrs DeGregory Mrs Proller Mr. Cadwallder If MRS'. MURPHY-Top A. Kubricky, T. Rogers, B. Hunt, S. Swears, R. Crandall, T. Wood- cock, M. Dingee; Row 2 D. Bliss, K. Decker, H. Bailey, L. White, M. Dwyer; Bottom M. Put- nam, R. Bos, A. Knorr, R. Kish, C. Dufrain, J. Robbins, T. Bristol, K. Weller 1 a s s 0 f 1 9 9 MRS. ALDRIDGE Top C. Sorrentino, C. Lynch, J. De- Luca, S. Charron, J. Reilly, M. Lanazzo, H. Pratt; Row 2 P. Myers, J. Liptak, J. Roan, J. Rieger, S. Norton, L. Wander, Bottom K. DuFrain, D. Suttle, D. Thom- as, D. Myott, C. Ha- luax, J. Ehlinger, P. Wilson, M. Flanders MRS. MUNSON-Top 7 Mrs. Munson, J. Baker, D. Scaglione, A. Sher- man, E. Middlebrook, J. Rodriguez; Row 2 D. Wolfe, J. Derby, T. Bell, C. Squires, J. 'White, D. MacMillan; Bottom J. Giroux, D. Suttle, K. Hanahan, J. Wait, W. Mulligan, A. Alden, C. Salvi; Absent S. Reynolds, H. O’Dell 42 MRS. HAMMOND-T. Potter, J. Colvin, H. Thompson, A. Wood- cock, S. Fitzgerald, S. Phillips, E. LaMothe; Row 2 T. Crampton, J. Lockwood, H. Farrell, J. Comissiong, A. O’Kosky; Bottom B. Wait, M. Jones, A. Pe- cue, M. Lynch, K. Mc- Mahon, M. Lane, W. Drury, T. Luongo MRS. CUNNING- HAM Top L. Le- Page, B. Dickinson, M. Hanson, E. Allen, T. Scheidecker, C. Humiston, Mrs. Cun- ningham; Row 2 C. Brown, J. Coffman, K. Wells, A. Poole, P. Kelley, S. Wood- cock; Bottom N. Hawrysz, A. Pratt, J. Myott, B. Good- speed, E. Burch, T. Conrad, S. Healy; Absent T. Piper c 1 a s s 0 f 1 9 9 6 MRS. FOSTER-Top B. Pyndus, D. Root, M. Stevenson, J. Bailey, V. Paliulus, S. Walton, K. Fri- day, Mrs. Foster; Middle B. Garney, H. Morris, N. Man- ning, A. Lewan- dowski, M. Dewey, L. Reynolds; Bottom A. Rogers, S. Frei- berger, S. Perkins, D. Bliss, E. Bodnar, J. Barber, B. Varley, L. Bergeron MS. CRAWLEY-Top W. Keegan, J. Wilusz, A. Barber, C. Lein- inger, A. Orr, A. Hoo- ey, D. DeShane; Middle K. Fitzgerald, D. Drumm, S. Tubbs, C. Manhey, J. Canfield, M. Beagle; Bottom D. Lowery, K. Wait, J. Bounds, J. McKnight, J. Lawrence, J. Flanders, L. Baker MRS. B CUNNING- HAM-Top J. Hau- prich, M. Plue, J. Wood, S. Brownell, J. Drumm, C. Kyler, J. Nitsche; Row 2 N. Durie, P. Anderson, T. Male, J. Herrick, S. Palmateer, J. Mapes; Bottom S. DeGrasse, C. Bar- ber, T. Roberts, J. Podell, T. O’Brien, B. Lantz, D. Soder- berg, L. Westcott; Absent S. Shaver 44 MRS. NASH Mrs. Nash, J. DeGarmo, A. Cummins, S. Richards, J. Hall, M. Mulrain, J. Weed, R. Petralia; Row 2 D. Ormsby, K. Varney, L. Harris, D. Macia, A. Mastroianni, T. Deyoe; Bottom R. Putnam, C. Durie, M. Armenio, S. Der- by, M. Farrell, B. Mitchell, M. Loya, L, Harrington MRS. SAWTELLE-Top W. Mapes, W. Carden, D. Masten, J. Huber, R. Linendoll, L. Wood- cock; Row 2 L. Briscoe, S. Hill, A. Hanson, C. Pyndus, M. Speidal, K. Gorman, E. Stiles; Bot- tom K. Putnam, J. Bai- ley, T. Jarvis, I. Wait, T. Medick 45 MRS. ROSSLEY Top Y. Gregoirc, M. Wads- worth, B. Coburg, C. Biggie, S. Ingram, L. Luongo, T. Kilian, T. Goldston, J. Baker, Mrs. Rossley; Row 2 C. Poirier, D. Wood, M. Thomas, E. Reed, N. Thievierge, J. Beagle; Bottom J. Sanders, T. CDeLucca, F. Mosher, B. Wells, N. Bolduc, S. Cook, D. Doubleday, J W. Conover, S. Booth a s 0 f 1 9 9 5 MRS. QUACKEN BUSH-Top E. Cook K. Fish, J. Badger K. Robbins, T. Di Donna, E. White, L Palmer, J. DeShane Row 2 C. Brown, D Bliss, M. Cadwal Iader, C. Maciariello T. Brown, J. Bruce Bottom T. Fort, E Kelley, R. Hendrick son, J. Carter, C Macri, S. Bello, C Russell, A. Burch 46 MRS. NICHOLS-Top A. Myers, J. Booth, S. Luongo, J. Cook, J. Foster, N. Sails, K. Conover, M. Keck, T. Burke; Row 2 B. Wood- ward, L. Harris, C. Wil- son, S. Knorr, A. Boyce, Mrs. Nichols; Bottom T. Flanders, C. Freiberger, B. Cahill, S. Dwyer, C. Merrill, J. Garcia, W. Male, C. Hooey MS HICKLAND- Top A. Vance, D. Brownell, E. Davis, B. Rogers, P. Coff- man, D. Shiffert, Ms. Hickland; Row 2 J. Hanna, G. Mulrain, C. Corter, M. Cran- dall, H. Jennings, L. Poirer; Bottom M. Coveil. C. Russell, K. Ruff, R. Manning, C. Fitzgerald, P. Lanfear, E. Durie MRS. BALL-Top J. Ca- pone, J. Sanger, C. Brownell, S. Clute, D. Bristol, N. LePage, J. Wood, K. Hayes, S. Harrington; Row 2 M. Everts, C. Roan, J. Der- by, B. Reynolds, J. Har- rington, J. Jennings; Bottom C. Smith, T. Ash, D. Wade, C. Mingo, A. Behrens, N. Cozzolino, S. VanAr- num, T. Pettis 47 c 1 a s s 0 f 1 9 9 4 MR. RUGGERITop R. Slater, C. Sher- man, J. Lont, S. Pa- llulis, C. Welsh, A. Feulner, J. Rhude, J. Pettis; Row 2 A. Al- drich, M. Norton, R. Wadsworth, M. Col- burn, T. Carr, S. Mil- lington, J. Conrad, T. Sorro; Bottom R. Peacock, S. Rituno, R. Weed, R. Palma- teer, S. White, M. Caroprese, S. Hille- boe, J. Allyn, R. Bannon MISS KRAJEWSKI- Top S. Russell, T. Pratt, G. Koskinen, J. Brockway, C. Brown, C. Dooley, T. Lock- wood, J. Wilson; Row 2 G. Wood, M. Ruff, K. Bennett, J. McMahon, E. Jennings, H. Cook; Bottom S. Giroux, N. O’Melia, A. Gamashe, B. Dugan, E. Mosher, T. Temple, B. Ellis, S. Mattice; Absent A. Pechette 48 MRS. SACKMAN- Top S. Moody, E. Cooney, M. Jenni- son, T. Sullivan, D. Stockwell, C. Thie- verge, J. Bellany, S. Bodnar, D. Lowery, S. Dickinson, Mrs. Sackman; Row 2 V. Corsetti, S. Cunning- ham, D. Baker, B. Wood, J. Macmillan, M Weatherwax; Bottom C. Reyn- olds, C. Phillips, A. Moriarta, C. Fish, P. Mulrain, J. Myers, H. Varney, J. Roy MRS. SCHWARTZ- BECK-Top A. Sheeran, T. Gronki, B. Schutz, M. Bolduc, M. Brown, S. Knorr, S. Gilligan, E. Wait, N. Salvi, Mrs. Schwartzbeck; Row 2 J. DeLuca, V. Hana- han, H. Wood, T. Fos- ter, J. Bazarnick, V. Pratt; Bottom S. Soder- berg, J. Wait, S. Mc- Kenna, B. Lawrence, G. Dow, S. Woodcock, M. Burch; Absent H. Camfield, C. Brown MS. HOLMES-Top J. Suttle, J. Sails, C. Diehl, J. Reilly, J. Koval, S. Blake, C. Johnson, D. Penni- man; Row 2 K. Brun- son, THagadorn, G. Luse, J. Liptak, A. Lathrop, S. Sawyer; Bottom C. Olm- stead, Y. Hendrick- son, J. Hewes, M. McGrath, D. Ket- chum, M. Varner, H. Orr, R. Costanzo; Absent T. Waldron, F. Brownell 49 c L A S s 0 F 1 9 9 3 MR. LINDAHL-Top M. Lindahl, S. Ash, B. Roberts, T. Irish, S. Duggan, J. Sang- er, H. Flewelling, L. Weatherwax, D. Griffen, A. Hall, H. Baker, V. Stanziale, J. Burke; Bottom D. MacMillan, R Good- speed, D. Kapsa, J. Wright, J. Swota, D. Kilburn, A. Cozzo- lino, J. Pendrak, A. Kyler, S. Martina- vich, L. Lohman MR. MORE-Top Mr. More, A. Dwyer, M. Burke, D. Fiske, S. Nor- ton, R. Linendoll, S. Griffin, B. Relyea, P. Teeling, D. Squires, T. O’Dell, J. LaBreck, S. Russell, J. Stark, M. Flanders, F. Knapp; Bottom M. Burke, A. Locke, T. Loya, S. Can- field, C. Boyce, J. Weatherwax, W. Al- den, S. Conley, S. Myott 50 MR. MURPHYTop S. Cahill, J. Quin- tois, H. Cross, J. Carden, N, Peck, S. Seymour, L. Paliulis, J. Trufant, B. Sturges, Mr. Mur- phy; Row 2 I.Varley, R, Thivierge, C. Bar- ber, H. Caroprese, L. Ball, A. Manning, J. Bodnar, B. McKenzie, S. Rodri- gues; Bottom D. Kle- metson, J. Sails, A. Knapp, A. Jones, J. Deyoe, G. Swears MR. HICKEY-Top J. Oeinck, L. Fuss, J. Du- val, A. Woodcock, K. Sicko, D. Chapman, S. Vermilyea, S. Luongo, G. Perreault, D. Swar- tout, K. Rathbun; Bot- tom T. White, D. Harris, M. Higgs, S. Sul- livan, K. Jordan, H. Dolton, K. Brunson, S. Mitchell, M. Mulrain, C. Barss; Absent C. Gar- cia, J. Mattice, J. Mc- Clure 51 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 9 2 MISS LANG-Top M. Reynolds, K. White, M. Cramer, S. Hunter, J. Talbot, H. Morris, B. Parker, J. Hunt, J, Schutz, J. Markres, M. Roan, D. LaBreck, Miss Lang; Bottom M. Jones, C. Burch, M. Manning, J. Jackson, T. Dunphy, B. Humiston, R. Thompson, N. Coons, K, Zujkowski, L. Gireau, R. Bruce, B. Cottone MR. CUMMINSTop T. Columbe, R. Swerd, L. Drumm, P. Dolton, K. Hum- miston, B. Blan- chard, L. Conrad, D. Schmid, J. Richards, C. Eustis, J. Beh- rens, Mr. Cummins, T. Green; Bottom T. Finn, C. Hall, M. Ma- cri, A. Wilbur, H. Robbins, A. Baird, M. Jennings, J. Sanger, P. Baily, J. Garnsey, D. Root, E. Fiske 52 MRS. NADEAU-Top M. LaMothe, V. Biggie. J. Brown, M. Lee, T. Fitzgerald, J. Durkee, C. Bailey, M. Hawrysz, D. Duval, H Courville, M. Stimpson, Mrs. Na- deau, T. Hammond; Bottom S. DeLuca, A. Darrah, M. LePage, T. Doherty, J Millington, C. Sharp, J. Palmateer, N. Rousseau, J. Sicko, B. Cinotti, J. Jennings; Absent J. Green SP.ED.-Top Mrs. Truax, Mrs. Bushy; Bottom Gary Baker, Ida Millington MR. WHITEHOUSE- Top M. Zucco, M. Hall, R. Shaver, M. Decker, D. Ingram, K. Kosloske, J. Barber, T. Wood, H. Weatherwax, T. De- Gregory, T. Knorr, T. Bruce, D. VanAlstyue; Bottom S. Porter, K. Jarvis, S. Carmean, C. Armenio, C. Baldwin, D. Corlew, S. Deyoe, J. Cunningham, T. Han- na, K. McDonough, B. Anderson 53 c L A S s 0 F 1 9 9 1 54 MR. HAVENS-Top S. Baker, J. Duval, G. Walkup, K. Nich- ols, C. Griffen R. Cass, C. Jacobs, C. Cadwallader, J. Doubleday, M. Miha- ly, S. Willson, Mr. Havens: Bottom T. Usher, G. Bellamy, A. Lockwood, P. Pendrak, T. Cramer, M. Guilder. R. Wal- ton, S. Griffen, M. Goodspeed, A. Crawshaw, B. Dyer, C. Vance, J. T urcotte MR. HUTZKY-Top M Gronki, R. Manhey, R Haney, M. Jennings, R Diehl, R. Lane, J. Mar tindale, J. Hilpert shauser, J. Loya, S Bruce, T. Baldwin, Mr Hutzky; Bottom T. Mat tic, B. Merchant, B. Gal cik, J. Bierma, A Conrad, K. Swota, K Welch, T. Jennings, G Garnsey, D. Medick, A Jagentenfl, R. Reyn olds, S. Fuss MR FITZGERALD- Top C. Wikstrom, E. Nitsche, T. Lopez, J. Pettis, J. Jennings, T. Gregoire, G. Car- mean, B. Sails, M. Burke, D. Waiter- mire, B. Linendoll; Bottom J. Pratt, O. Everts, A. Alden, R. Coveil, W. Porter, J. Manning, T. Petra- lia, A. Alheim, P. Fitzgerald, M. Finn, D Bodnar, W. Stimpson, T. Berry MS. PARKER-Top Mrs. Jennings, R. Sousie, Ms. Parker; Bottom S. Hurteau, S. O’Connor, W. Dodge; Absent R. Dodge, T. Delligan, D. Girard MR NICHOLS-Top J. Garnsey, K. Han- na, C. Gray, J. Bru- no, C. Cottrell, B. Zeller, F. Litterer, B. Staissney, B. Schutz, S Brunson, M. Da- vidson, J. DeLuca, D. Burdick; Bottom G. Palmer, B. Brown, J. Kapsa, C. Mitchell, J. Brown, C. Brockway, P. Wood, J. Boyce, S. Mosher, A. Bannon, M. Knapp, M. Wil- bur, C. Petteys 55 5th And 6th Grade Music Band Directed By Ms. Hopkins And Ms. Keegan Chorus Sopranos Altos Directed By Ms. Hopkins rv “You’ve got to be kidding!” HELP!!” That’s right, we bad' CLASS 1990 C'mon Debbie, you can tell us. 58 MRS. BISHOP-Top C. Biala- hoski, W. Courville, A. Berri- gan, S. Crandall, J. Danaher, R Allen, S. Blake; Row 2 R. Covell, J. Darrah, K. Barss, W. Davidson, T. Carpenter; Bottom D. Burlingham, M. Bodnar, S. Burch, E. Allyn, J. Coffinger, J. Cook, J. Baum- gartner, K. Baldwin; Absent M. Bruce, T. Bruce, R. DeFelice MISS LIEFL-Top S. Green, S. Geasland, E. Fuller. C. Irish, S. Humiston, L. Du- frain, D. Elms, P. Fitzgerald, L. Er- skine; Bottom B. Fitzgerald, T. Huber, R. Heffner, R. Hill, T. Doherty, K. Goodspeed, M. Hammond, J. Green; Absent K. Deyoe, C. Dingmon, M. Emery, J. Grif- fen, M. Horsefeild, T. Hurley, J. Lasher, L. Hammond CLASS OFFICERS-Pat Long- ton, Josh Thomas, Todd Do- herty, Wendy Markwith, Becky Weatherwax 59 MR VODA Top A Wil son, T. Tremblay, J. Smith. J Trombley. E. Shedrick. J Saunders. C. Tucker. G Shiffert. D Sherman; Row 2 K Thomas. W Markwith. C. Zujkowski, M. Saunders, R Rousseau. A Sutliff. D. Wells. R Ronish, L Sher- man; Bottom J Swears. B Weatherwax. J Zuj- kowski. J VanArnum, T Wolfe. J. Thomas. G Vid nansky. T Watkins. B Stewart. R Usher. S. Waldinger MISS ROESSLER-Top B. Peck, E. Ormsby, S. Maguire, E. Nichols, G. Porlier, R. Pritchard; Row 2 T. Ramsey, T. Parker, C. Lyman, T. Norton, H. MacNeil, H. Robinson, C. Miller, K. Lathrop; Bottom D. Moak, B. Ray, J. McMa- hon, J. Miller, J. McDonough, M. McAl- lister, B. Phillips, P. Longton, G. Macica, A. Palmer; Absent L. Ramsey, J. Moriarta 60 MRS. FRIGON-Top M. Millilngton, B. Lane, S. Sarro; Bot- tom K. Ramsey, L. Giroux, T. VanAr- num, V. Knapp, B. Ash, J. Tracey CLASS OF 1989 . . . 61 MRS. VANVRANKEN Top: D. Thompson, R Thomas, T. Taylor, T VanArnum; Row 2 K Stiles, S. Thatcher, D Tollison, D. Stine; Bot tom J. Swota, C. Ur ban, M. Traidor, M Schwerd, C. Smith; ab sent H. Smith MR FOSTER-Top L. Brunson, W. Aus- tin, J. Bazarnick, F. Barrs, S. Carmean, B. Carden, J. Bar- ber, L. Barber, K. Bodnar, K. Booth, E. Bressette; Bottom B. Currie, N. Cour- ville, M. Corsetti, R. Bakken, J. Comis- siong, A. Cottone, G. Ball; Absent C. Baldwin, S. Cole- man, V. Cross, L. Crosse MRS. FASSETT-Top C. Robinson, A. Ren- auld, S. Quinn, B. My- ers; Row 2 J. Parillo, D. Rogers, L. Plasencia, S. Pratt, J. Onley, C. Pe- tralia, L. Santabar; Bot- tom R. Mosely, C. Ruff, M. Medick, D. Root, N. Paris; Absent E. Nash MRS. HEIGHTON- Top A. Koval, B. Lynch, F. Kellner, R. Linendoll; Row 2 T. Martin, J. LaBom- bard, H. Kenney. J. Kilburn, J. King, W. Loomis; Bottom W. Manney, R. Lloyd, K. Hurley. A Lash- er, M Jennings, M. McMahon, J. Linen- doll, M. Jagentenfl, R. Knapp; Absent F. Linendoll, P. Lockwood MRS. BOKUS-Top B Wilkins, T. Woodcock, R. Wakefield; Row 2 K. Welsh, M. Wood, A. Wood; Bottom R. Wik- strom, J. Weed, T. Weils. A. Weils, T. Ver- milyea; Absent D. Wal- dron, S. Waldron MRS. DALEY-Top J. Fitzgerald, D. Hammond, M. Hu- miston, C. Haley, M.K. Drew, J. Dur- kee, D. DeGarmo; Row 2 M. Darrah, B. Foster, J. Hayes, P. Giroux, C. Huff, A. Fitzgerald, W. Gage, D. Foster; Bottom T. Feenan, S. Hall, T. DiDonna; Absent M. Feenan 63 Look out, Billy Idol! Working hard, Prez? Mi 1 Isn’t she cute? Mr R says. Get to work! CLASS OF 1988 64 MR. COTE Top E. Boyd, H. Brandon, L. Bonesteel, D. Allen, D. Burlingham, S. Bruce; Row 2 S. Bennet, K. Baker, R. Cass, R. Ball, H. Blake, S. Brenen- stuhl, F. Baker, J. Bates, D. Bowden, J. Barber; Bottom B. An- derson, L. Conover, L. Baldwin, C. Burke, J. Bruce MRS. FUSCHINO Top E. Schmidt, K Shaver, J. Pellock D. Stacey, M. Shaw J. Sails, J. Smith, T Simpson, C. Robin son; Row 2 R. Rous selle, K. Talbot, N Seney, K. Periard M. Teeling, S. Staiss ney; Bottom W Slater, M. Sarro, B Reese, C. Scott, E Rogers, M. Rituno M. Rogers MR. LEBEAU-Top S. Laprade, N. Peck, T. Nichols, S. Murray; Row 2 A. Lockwood, E. Marble, J. Litterer, G. Nichols, J. Mihaly, E. Magrow, K. Pascale, B. Nitsche; Bottom A. Kutcher, S. Liptak, N. Parlier, L. Omelia, S. Lee, S. Peck, D. Mckenzie, D. Mallory 65 MR. ULRICH-Top B. Drumm, H. Ebert, M. Eldred, C. Cook, J. Deyoe, R. Dan- aher, J. DeGregory, J. Ellis, J. Deyoe; Row 2 T. DiDonna, A. Doherty, K. Durl- ing, S. Cooper, K. Erskin, S. Dolley, M. Dubrey, G. Dixson; Absent P. Diehl, R. Dworakowski MRS. MILLER-Top B. Waltermire, B. Weath- erwax, C. Veal, M. Thomas, M. Wilson, R. VanVoorst; Row 2 E. Wurz, K. Traider, G. Waldinger, C. Weed, J. Tollison; Bottom T. Wells, T. Wolfe, J. Woodcock; Absent M. Wood MRS. KUNZ-Top T. Grant, R. Gamage, R. Giroux, C. Gilli- gan, J. Hammond, P. Hayes, S. Gebo, R. Griffin, D. Haw- rysz, L. Glueck; Bot- tom J. Hurly, R. Jones, D. Jones, A. Green, K. Erskine, W. Griffen, R. Kle- metson, R. Fitch, M. Kenney; Absent M. Flanders, T. Guilder The war is over, Mick „ 67 MR HARRIS-Top M. Ennello, E. Diehl, V. Flanders; Row 2 H. Fuller, J. Flewelling, O. Comissiong, C. Dow, A. Diehl, P. Fitzgerald, C. Dow, D. Dubrey, T. Currie; Bottom S. Dol- ton, P. Flanders, T. El- lis, D. Deyoe, V. Germain, K. Gorman, B. Geasland, K. Geas- land, B. DeFelice; Ab- sent K. Darrah, T. DeFelice, C. DeHeer, K. Deyoe, J. Dickinson, B. Ellis, J. Ellis, J. Foote MRS. DELUCCO- Top J. LaBombard, V. McDonough, M. Mahay; Row 2 E. Martins, S. McTy- gue, L. Hall, L. Huff, S. McMahon, L. Lo- pez, K. Martin, C. Koval, S. Greene; Bottom D. Jackson, C. Griffin, T. Grol- ley, K. Manning, R. McIntyre, T. Hayes, J. Kelleher, R. John- son; Absent P. Hath- away, J. Linendoll, L. Lynch, P. John- son, L. Griffin, D. McEachron, N. Malinoski MRS. ROOT-Top K. Schermerhorn, R. Sher- man, D. Palmer, M. Reneauld, G. Parker, K. Peck, W. Peck; Row 2 R. Porter, A. Phillips, S. Pritchard, G. Ny- gaard, S. Rowe, L. Mer- chant, L. Roberts, M. Mihaly; Bottom C. Miller, J. Sherman, J. Orr, M. Perreault, C. Moriarta; Absent R. Reese, C. Rieger, J. Ruff, M. Sails, T. Schultz, C. Sherman 68 MR. SWAN-Top D. Stacy, W. Warner, C. Winney, J. Zocco, M. Sobon, D. Thompson; Row 2 R. Watkins, V. White, T. VanEtten, M. Waldinger, J. Thompson, A. Si- gnor, J. Weed, S. Wait, S. Wood. L. Stevenson; Bottom P. Vidnansky, C. Trufant, B. Sullivan, J. Tremblay, C. Stark, S. Sullivan; Absent T. Vidnansky MR BROWN-Top K. Bushy, K. Crandall, C. Cheney, L. Blake, C. Cook, J. Cooper, B. Booth, G. Clothier; Row 2 J. Barber, C. Bean, E. Aown, E. Con- over, S. Bayly, J. Counter, T. Blake; Row 3 K. Carr, D. Corlew, P. Allen, S. Chiperno, V. Cottone, E. Cross; Bottom S. Bouchard, K. Bennett; Absent S. Allen, A. Bristol, C. Casey CLASS OFFICERS- Jerry Kelleher, T.R Ellis, John Barber, Debbie Deyoe, Chris Koval 69 70 MR. BALL-Top J. Car- den, L. Bruce, M. Allen, J. Crandall, J. Barber, R. Carr, S. Adamson, T. Berrigan, T. Ball; Bottom P. Burke, E. Casey, K. Crandall, R. Bierma, L. Colvin, L. Cross, L. Baker; Absent J. Adams, A. Alheim, W. Allen, T. Baldwin, M. Barber, N. Biala- hoski, G. Bressette, E. Broring, J. Burke, L. Carden, P. Chapman, S. Connolly, D. Cox MR KEVORKIAN- Top P. Vance, M. Slater, V. Vallone; Middle D. VanAr- num, B. VanVoorst, J. Tubbs, J. Thom- as, C. Turcotte; Bot- tom T. Wadsworth, K. VanArnum, B. Wood, T. Wood- cock; Absent J. Rob- inson, W. Rowe, L. Sheeran, R. Thi- vierge, D. Swick, M. Winslow CLASS OFFICERS- Tom Berrigan, Tam- mey Woodcock, Lara Baker, Jared Thomas, Curt Demick 71 MR. CAHAN-Top T. Danaher, P. Irish, A. Fitz- gerald, K. Grooznack, P. Fitzgerald, B Hughes; Row 2 L. Gibson. C. Smith, C. Cummins, L. Johnson, M Hayes. D. Flynn; Row 3 M. Deyoe, V. Carelton, J King. K Johnson. E. Gamage, J. Flanders. M Jeffords; Bottom P. Ennello, C. De- mick, N. Griffen, M Gal- cik, G. Dooley, Absent M Irish, G. Dixson, D Gala gan, R Dubrey, T. David son, B Dennison. L. Kellner MR. ROSSLEY-Top J Medick, D. Kusky, K Macica, L. Kutcher, J Lanfear, G. Lighten field,; Middle D. Mon roe, J. Longton, S Randall, K. Moak; Bot tom L. Palmer, M. Pur inton, L. Poirier, M Labrum 72 Hrcn n Mr Archer Mr Ball Ms Daley Mr. Foster Mrs. Bishop Mr Donnelly Mr. Cote Mr Frail Ms. Cabanna Mrs DeLucco Mr Alviset Mrs Bokus Mrs. Chartran t Mr Brown Faculty Mrs Gebo Mr Harris Mr Kervorkian Mrs Kunz Ms Liefl Mr McDougall Mrs. Heighton Ms Hopkins Faculty Ms. Sciurba Mr Ulrich Mrs VanVranken Mr. Vasiliou Mrs. Fuschino Mr Kearns Mr LeBeau Faculty Staff Mrs Driscoll Mrs. Hoerning Mr Maratto Mrs. Jordan Mr Voda Mrs Frigon Ms. Politis Mr Lolik Staff Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Dempsey Mr. Sails, Mr Green Middle School Cafeteria Bus Drivers Mrs Foote Mrs Jennings Elementary Cafeteria Mrs. Bechard Mrs. Miner Mrs Barber Mrs Ellis Mrs Alheim HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY Top-S. Harris N. Griffcn, L E. Gamage, C. Bean, L. Merchant, C. Turcotte, C. Malinoski, M. Booth, Hall, A. Alheim; Bottom-L. Poirer, N. Malinoski, W. Griffen The girls varsity field hocky team finished the regular sea- son with a 10-6 record and third place in the WASAREN league. The team received a sectional bid for the second year in a row an lost a tough game by a stroke-off to a fine Taconic Hills squad. The team was a relatively young squad with just three seniors on the roster. Howev- er, the seniors will be greatly missed. On defense, Cindy Malinoski, playing the center half back position was the key to the teams strong defense. On offense the line was let by Sue Harris, who was the teams leading scorer, with support from Mari Booth. HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY Top-Mrs. Murphy, K. Pascale, K. Carr, R. Ball, H. Blake, R. Danaher, K. Shaver, S. Gebo; Bottom-J. Litterer, J. Bruce, S. Peck, J. Deyoe, A. Doherty; Absent-J. Thompson, C. Moriarta The 1984 J.V. Field Hockey team would like to thank Mrs. Murphy for volunteering to coa- ch this season. She led us through one of our best seasons ever. We would like to congratu- late the team and say good luck next year to captains Courtney Moriarta, Jennifer Thompson, and Kim Carr. J R V A R S I T Y 81 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL V A R S I T Y Top: J. Barber, W. Peck, J. Stassney, J. Flanders, M. Soban, J, Weed, T. Berrigan, R. Leise, T. Willson, M. Sails, C. Winney, J. Burke Row 2: O. Comissiong, R. Dubrey, S. Wait, T. McShane, A. Signor, J. King, C. Koval, M. Ennello, J. Dooley, S. Aschauer Bottom: S. Koval, G. Dooley, P. Burke, M. Galick, T. Shaver, P, Johnson, G, Marckres, J. Kelleher FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Top-Mr. Cote, B. Drumm, J. DeGregory, E. Boyd, J. Sails, D. Allen, S. Stiassne Stiassney, M. Thomas, J. Tollison, Mr. Woodcock; Row 2 D. Austin, J. King, J. Comissiong, A. Koval, T. VanArnum, T. Nichols, R. Fitch, C. Weed; Bottom D. Root, T. Brunson, D. Foster, A. Weils, N. Humiston, B. Anderson, B. Myers, C. Haley, J. Woodcock; Absent T. Guilder, J. Fitzgerald Record: 4-2-1 Offense scored 130 points for the season. Defense allowed 78 points for the season. Offensive point average per game=21.6 Defensive point average per game = 13.0 M 0 D 1 F I E D 83 CROSS COUNTRY The 1984 boys x- country team went undefeated in the Northern Wasaren League. Led by se- niors Ron Hayes, Paul Willson, and Carl MacNeal, they also went on to win the class “C” sec- tionals and place eighth in Intersec- tionals. The 1984 girls x-country team also had an outstanding season winning the league and sectionals. They also placed eighth in Intersectionals. The team will be losing senior Michelle Trottier to graduation. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS AND GIRLS!!! The Jr. High teams were led by several of the top runners in Section II At the Galway Invitational, against most of the small schools in section II, both the Boys and Girls teams finished 1st in their division The 7th grade Boys' team completed the year undefeted in all League and Invitational meets. The 8th grade Boys’ and combined Girls' team each lost only to powerful Rutland of Vermont during the season The ten girls on the football squad braved all kinds of weather in the fall to help the football team win. Posters and signs dec- orated the halls and cafeteria. They also attended an excellent clinic to help develop their cheering. Departing seniors were captain Bernadette Sullivan, Jackie Hall, Sheila Baumgartner, Sue Pratt, Lisa Hughes, and Tracy McTygue. Basketball- J.V. and Varsity Eight girls make up the J.V. squad and eight girls are on the Varsity. This year we were pleased to have a male join us, Ray Warner. Cheerleading competitions were attended in February. Senior Cheerleaders were: Bernadette Sullivan, Jackie Hall, Sheila Baumgartner, Amie Rowe and Ray “Pop” Warner. 85 J.V. Cheerleaders 86 Michelle MiHaly, Kim Baker, Kim Carr, Cathy Gorman, Vicki Germain, Becky Sullivan, Judy Mihaly BOYS’ BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball The 1984-85 varsity basketball season has been the most competitive season since 1978. With a season record of 11 wins and 10 losses, the black horses defeated everyone in its league once, including the first place team There were over time games and numerous 1 point ball games, both won and lost by Schuylerville. The team finished fourth in league play and won its first post season game against a much taller Taconic Hills club. The season ended with a loss in the second round of the sectional tournament to a strong Saratoga Catholic team. With the success and inspiration of this year's team and a strong J.V. team, the future for Schuylerville basketball looks bright for the next couple of years. The team was primarily made up of graduating seniors Darrin Galagan. Robert Leise. Jeff Foote. Ed LeBaron, Todd McShane. and Tim Shaver will be leaving this year’s team The only returning players will be Chad Cummins, who was the team’s leading scorer, and Bill Peck, one of four sophomores that have been elevated to play on the varsity team since 1970. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls Varsity Basketball team finished the season in second place in the Wasare League with a 9 5 season The team compiled an overall record of 13-5, which was good enough to re- cieve a sectional invitation for the third straight season. The team consisting of only two seniors, Sue Harris and Michelle Trottierm. had many high lights for such a young squad. The team opened the season with an impressive first place finish in the South Glens Falls Tournament. Carol Che ney was selected by the coaches as the Most Valuable Player Carol also broke the school record for most points. 1,000 points, during the last game of the season She became the second leading scorer in the history of Schuylerville Bas ketball behind Eric Stover With 2 3s of the team returning next season the team will be looking for a successful season Top N Griffen. D. Deyoe. D. Monroe. L Poirier. M Trottier. S. Harris P Irish; Kneeling C. Cheney; Coach Siurba % GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The team had a very successful year. As individuals and as a team the athletes showed continued improve- ment throughout the year. Captains Leslie Merchant and Carrie Bean lead a good group of Sophomores and Freshman. Top Mr Kearns, k Shaver. S. Buchard, R Ball, C. Bean. E. Schmidt L. Merchant. K Periard, H Blake. J Deyoe. W Griffen, N. Malinoski, P Hayes Kneeling: C. Moriarta VARSITY BASEBALL VAR. TOP L. to R. C. WHITE, J. GAREY, S. ASHAUER, S. KO- VAL, R. SIGNOR, T. McSHANE, R. PHILIPS, P. LEONE, COACH FOSTER, MANGER FOSTER BOTTOM ROW-T. SHAVER, P. DOOLEY, A. DcGREGORY, B. MITCHELL, J. ALLEN, G. MACKES, E. LcBARON J.V. TOP L. to R. -COACH BRUCE BROWN, C. KOVAL, G. DOOLEY, C. WINNEY, J. BARBER, M JEFFORDS. G. NYGARD, J. FLANDERS, BOT- TOMS, BURKE, J .MEDICK, T.R. ELLIS, D. FLYNN, MISS- ING FROM PICTURE-TOM BERRIGAN, MIKE GALCIK J.V. BASEBALL 92 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL CARR, M TROTTIER, BOTTOM-L. JOHNSON. M PERAULT, K HATHA- WAY, S. SULLIVAN, C. MALINWSKI J.V. TOP L-R, N. MALINOWSKI, T. GOLLEY, S. HUMISTON, D. DEYOE, K. JOHNSON, S. PINK, P. HATHAWAY, J. BARBER, L. HUFF; BOTTOM L. ROBERTS, L. BAKER, M. PURITAN, K VAN ARNUM, T. DANAHER, S. WOOD VARSITY TRACK Despite many injuries and competition against teams much larger and more experienced, the SCS girls track team maintained a lively and dedicated attitude throughout the season. Senior Sandy Cass provided leadership for an enthusias- tic group of freshmen and sophomores that will form the nucleus of an excellent team for coming seasons. Middle distance and distance runners Jackie Crandall, Ellie Aown, Rixt Bierma, Loping Laury Blake, Shannon Bayly, and Laurie Mitchell are much improved and eager to avenge last season’s close and disappointing losses. Sprinters Dolores Jackson and Bonnie Wood, along with discus throwers and shot putters Lisa (Heaver) Hall, Samantha Bouchard and Kim Bennett look forward to improving on last year’s times and distances. SCS girls track: a team to watch. League Meet Record 5 Wins - 2 Loses We had an excellent season. We grew as individuals and learned alot. The hilight of the season was a second place finish at the Viking Invitational in Schnectady. Two new school records were also set during our season. A 1980 record in the 400 meter hurdles was broken by Dave Durl- ing and a new school mark in the 400 meter relay was set by Kelly Eustis, Brian Ashauer, Matt Butcher and Steve Booth. 94 JR. HIGH TRACK Both the girls' and boys’ teams enjoyed outstanding, undeated sea- sons. In addition, both won their respective league invitational meets at the end of the year. New school records were set by: Fitch (100m hurdles), Flanders (shotput), Lee (long jump), Talbot (long jump), DeGregory (high jump), Bazarnick (300m), Kenney (300m), Wood- cock (200m hurdles), Phillips (200m hurldes), Baldwin (55m hurdles), Giroux (1500m), Renauld (1500m), relay team of Flanders, Fitch, Rogers, Sails (800m), relay team of Shaver Griffen, Wells, Schmidt (800m) F.B.L.A. F.F.A. Senior Band Junior Band 107 CLASS Steve Aschauer leaves with Koviashi and Duber to carry on the never ending adventures of the D.B. Kathy Awilow leaves telling teachers it’s A wil ow. Les Baldwin leaves for GEORGIA! Sheila Baumgartner leaves to find a gorgeous hunk with a short and simple last name. Casey Bayley leaves saying “Does my hair look alright” Mari Booth leaves for Starks Nob. Road. Pam Boyd leaves Mr. Peters to find someone else to tease. Russell Brown leaves Tuckerd” out. Scott Brownell leaves squeezing into “Gumbys Head” Scott Bruce leaves to vaporize into the 4th dimension with an 8 pack of Bud. Penny Carden leaves everyone to “Get Psy chel” for “Camp Party” Tina Carden leaves to run with the horses. Sandy Carr leaves with a flame for her firemanto put out. Megan Casey leaves without having to stay eight for Mr. Ball, Miss Pickett and Mr. Brown Diana Coffinger leaves to find her beau • • • Derek! Norma Coons leaves S.C.S. to keep Arts chimney clean. David Conde leaves. Bill Conover leaves to go wild in every way!! Diana Corlew leaves the memory of her laugh in the gearts of her friends Julie Crsndall leaves with one “foote” ahead of everyone else. Paul Davis leaves the halls of S.C.S. without the cry “Hey Booker, come here.” Lee Dennison I leave to spend more time with Heather and more time lifting weights.(Are you happy, Vinny?) Tim Deyoe-I was here but now I’m gone. I left my name to carry on. Those who knew me, knew me well. Those who didn’t can go to Jeff Dooley leaves to “doo-alittle” with Debbie.” Corrina Dow leaves saying “Marcie are you grounded this weekend?” Maria Drew leaves Mr. Donnelly with all her notes from Tim sixth period so he won’t have to wonder. Mary Jean Duff leaves for A.C.C. David Durling leaves a record to be broken. John Durling leaves taking one last personal day for turkey season. Jonnel Ennello leaves being a cashier, but finding a clerk. Julie Eustis leaves to direct her first movie: “LaBomba goes to college.” Tom Feenan leaves. Ken Feulner leaves. Debra Geppner leaves her wandering ways to her best friend “Chewy” Cheney. Todd Griffen leaves, but did Connie say he could? Judy Hack leaves her old self behind. Connie Haley leaves under the Griffen wing. Jackie Hall and Lisa Hughes leave saying “Oh my God!” Wendy Hammond leaves with a tear in her eye and her heart with the marines. Sue Harris leaves sliding in safe at the goal line!” Michael Hartshorne leaves. Hammond in distress. Ron Hayes leaves S.C.S. as fast as his legs can take him. Lisa Hughes and Jackie Hall leave saying “Oh my God!” Jeff Kelleher leaves. Tanya Kenney leaves S.C.S. wondering if it’s right or wrong. Steve Koval leaves with Aschauer and Duber to carry on the never ending adventures of the D.B. Dean Kusky leaves. Michael LaBombard leaves saying good bye to the many friends she made, but still getting “high on emotion . Sue Landry leaves to take her red hair and Irish temper to Plattsburgh. Brenda Lanfear and Heather Murray leave S.C.S. saying “ARE WE GOING TO CORINTH TONIGHT?” Ed LeBaron leaves. 110 WILL Rob Leise leaves in the Green Beast. Pride Way bound! Joe Lomio leaves. Marcie Lopez leaves saying, Corrina, can you get the car tonight? ' Steve Luke leaves with his Dodge and his six-pack, and as the last of the Luke’s to graduate. Carl MacNeal leaves with Nigel Rathbun Trucking for a Dead Head concert What a Lonnngg Strange Trip It’s Been. Cindy Maguire leaves. Randy Major leaves leading a pathway for all the shorty’s that follow! Tim Major leaves saying. For all the people going into twelth grade This Bud’s For You! Cindy Malinoski leaves to be good, but never to BJ . Gary Marckres leaves Coach Aldrich with nobody to run against the Defense. Randy Marshall leaves saying ... That’s All Folks! Melanie McCarthy leaves to marry the GUY of her dreajns. Colleen McNichol leaves a little more Darrin” than before. Todd McShane leaves telling Coach Aldrich It’s Payton Coach, not paintin’ Tracy McTygue leaves flying around” wondering where all her good times with Joe have gone. Joe Medick leaves. John Merrill leaves in pursuit of fast cars, fast money, and Wendy. Norma Merrill leaves her jeans behind. Diana Mosley leaves saying who cares, and no biggie! Heather Murray and Brenda Lanfear leave saying ARE WE GO- ING TO CORINTH? Leon Nash-Klinger leaves What more do you want?” Brenda Nevins leaves to beat her own record and write a HOW TO book for the less fortunate! Brian Olney leaves for the Air Force. Debbie Peck leaves for Princeton wearing her red shoes. Shelley Petteys leaves the orange and black behind, but will keep her White forever. Mike Pink leaves his empty sixr on Ruggles Road Sue Pratt leaves once a Signor always a Signor”, once a senior is enough. Lexie Purinton leaves to thank all her friends who helped her through Math 11. Eric Rathbun leaves with a hop. skip, and a jump. Amie Rowe leaves Chad. Bobby. Steve and Kim to keep the tennis team hot and to take care of her Daddy-Doo. Wendy Rowe leaves to let her brothers to fight their own battles and to watch Jason grow up. Michele Saunders leaves in search of Jim Morrison, but settling for Al Morrison. Tracy Schermerhorn leaves to find a real college. Virginia Seney leaves saying ... Do you love me. are you sure, and will you marry me to Maria one more time. Tim Shaver leaves a parking space to anyone with a machine mean enough to fill it! Lisa Slater leaves S.C.S. with one less SLATERGATOR! Randy Squires leaves Greenie to carry on Mu-Gahm-Bo. Phhhhta, let’s go to Cumby’s and get some Koola-Koola. But Tiny, what about the Mucci-Mucci” look out for the tree on Pearl! Shawnee Squires leaves S.C.S. smiling with Bill tailing along behind. John Stiassney leaves. Bernadette Sullivan leaves S.C.S. to pick up her Art work and leaves her sister Suzette to Polley around. Michelle Trottier leaves with the satisfaction of leaving Jackie in her dust. 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PO BOX 190 GEYSER ROAD SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y i?S66 BRENDA S SALON 63 Broad Street, Schuylerville NY 695-6411 117 BECKTOFT ASSOCIATES COMPLIMENTS OF THE General Electrical Contracting Remodling Of Kitchens Baths 584-0200 SCHUYLERVILLE COMMUNITY THEATER Class Of ’85 Congratulations And Best Of Luck Good Luck To The Senior Class From The LEPAGE FAMILY PHARMACY GOODIE SHOP 94 Broadway 695-5310 Ken LePage, R.Ph. 67 Broadway Schuylerville, NY Bruce Cornell Owner CURTIS CASH AND CARRY Congratulations Class Of 85’ Everything For The Do-lt Yourselfer” Best Wishes To The Class Of 85’ FARMERS DAUGHTER S DRIVE IN Route 29 Between Schuylerville And Saratoga Best Wishes To The Class Of 85’ Congratulations Class Of 85’ From: From THE CALICO CUPBOARD GIFTS INC. THE WISE SHOPPER 112 Broad Street Schuylerville, NY Schuylerville, NY 695-3580 118 PATRONS ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL THE SENIOR CLASS ☆ ☆ ☆ JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ☆ ☆ FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA UPSTATE VETERINARY CLINIC William F. Reynolds The Freshman Class s.t.a. Booster Club Mr. Ragazzo R. R. Associates Mr. Kearns Mr. Charles Cote The faculty and staff of Schuylerville Central School would like to Mr. Swan Robert W Morris Realtor thank the following people and wish them all the best. Mrs. Chartrand Brenda’s Salon Mr. Douglas A. Archer 36 Years Mr. Mrs. Willaim Peck 63 Broad Street Mrs. Phoebe Hunt 32 Years Judith McKenna and Family Schuylerville, NY Mr. William Murphy 30 Years Congratulations Seniors Mrs. Veronica Sherman 26 Years From the Dairy Bar Mrs. Joy McCarty 19 Years Fish Creek Farm and Mr. Malcolm Sails 15 Years Garden Store Mr. Joseph Peck WANTED- Patrons If you would like to be a patron in next years book its easy. Just send $5.00, to Yearbook, Schuylerville Central School, Schuylerville, NY along with your name or message and your in. 'Support Your Yearbook, Be A Patron. For More Information Contact: Yearbook, Schuylerville Central School, Schuylerville, N.Y. 695-3255 119 PRD EOUCRTiOn PEOPLE GENERAL GOALS INCLUDE BOOSTING SCHOOL SPIRIT AND ENCOURAGING PRIDE IN OUR SCHOOL AND ITS STUDENTS FUNDRAISERS: Refreshment sales for SCT productions IQ? SCS t-shirt sales Annual CRAFT FAIR PROJECTS AND EXPENDITURES for 1984-85: Monetarv donations to local educational funds Projector for Middle School Microscopes for 6th grade science program Shade trees for Primary Playground Staff Appreciation Day BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’85 Best Wishes To The Class Of 85 From The 120 SCHUYLERVILLE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION