Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

SCHUYLERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL Schuylerville, New York presents THE 1987 SCHUYLER FACULTY 5 ELEMENTARY 13 JUNIOR HIGH 27 SENIORS 49 SPORTS 69 UNDERCLASS 93 ORGANIZATIONS 101 Dear Seniors, On behalf of the Staff and the Board of Education, it is a tremendous pleasure for me to be able to extend to all of you our most sincere congratulations on your upcoming graduation. The class of 1987 is the first of many that has accepted the challenges of new leadership and responded in such a positive manner. Your pride in yourselves and in your school will set an example for your underclassmen here at Schuylerville. Each of you will be able to look back upon your school and know that you played a key role in establishing new traditions and direction. As your new Superintendent, I can say that I am proud to be part of your fine school district and community. Many members of your class have gone out of their way to make the Brenner family part of our school community. I can never thank you enough for that warm greeting, but 1 can carry on the strong school spirit of the Class of 1987. Again, I say congratulations to each of you and wish you the very best in future years. Please remember your community and school because they will always remember the Class of 1987. Good luck to each of you and continue to make all of us proud of you. Sincerely, (pjzpi? Peter M. Brenner, Sr. Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Jack Uacica. President; Josephine DeCregory. Vice President; Charles Cadwallader; Robert Farrell: Stephanie Maguire: Sylvia Proller; Neil Roberts: Thelma Hack. Clerk Mr. Richard Behrens, High School Principal Mr. Donald Phair, Elementary and Intermediate Principal 3 SCHOOL DAYS Being located in a farm community, we hold a special place in our hearts for the lifeblood of our area. This lifeblood is, of course, cows. From Angus to Holstein, from beef to dairy, cows could be the most im- portant part of our landscape. In honor of the bovine species, the 1987 yearbook includes several references to these animals, so don’t be surprised, be on the lookout for cows, and BE PROUD!! Faculty and Staff 9 8 MR. ALVISET Mr. Alviset will retire this year. He has taught at Schuylerville Central School for the past thirty years and he has been a teacher for thirty-three years. Mr. Alviset has been an active member of our school community, he was our Junior High Basketball coach for 15 years, a life member of the PTA, the basketball scorckccpcr, and the advisor to the Junior-High Student Council. Mr. Alviset’s future plans include moving to Delaware to “live by the sea.” Mr. Alviset, we all wish you the best and want you to know that you have touched our lives and we are richer for it. ' 'Dwelt on the good in each day h Mr. Aldrich Mr. Ball Mrs. Bokus Mr. Brown Mr. Cahan Mrs. Cenci Mr. Cote Mrs. Daley Mr. Donnelly Mrs. Driscoll Mrs. Fassctt Mrs. Flynn Mrs. Folmsbee Mr. Foster Mr. Frail Mrs. Fuschino Mrs. Hancher Mr. Harris Mrs. Heigh ton Mrs. Hoerning Mr. Kearns Mr. Kevorkian Mrs. Kunz Mrs. LaPlante Mr. LeBeau Mr. Lefton Ms. Liefl Mrs. Miller Mrs. Miller Ms. Niemczynski Mr. Perras Mrs. Perry 7 Mr. Peters Mrs. VanVranken Miss Pickett Mr. Polunci Mr. Post Mr. Ragazzo Ms. Reinsdorf Mrs. Root Mr. Rossley Mr. Schutz Ms. Sciurba Mrs. Shiland Mr. Swan Mrs. Underhill Mr. Voda Ms. Hopkins Mrs. Gebo Mrs. Jordan Mr. Maratto Mrs. Peters 8 Mrs. Nevins Mrs. Corlew Mrs. Minor Mrs. Armenio Mrs. Lovett Ms. Thomas Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Bodnar Mrs. Waldinger Mr. Irish Ms. McMahon Mrs. Drew Mrs. White Mrs. Flanders Mrs. Huber Mrs. Pratt Mr. Sails Mrs. Drew 9 Bus Drivers GUESS WHO? TEACHERS DRESS UP. Elementary KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Hammond: Front row, L-R, P. Brenner, R. Durham, C. Watkins, E. Pcrgrim, M. Dyer, T. Durie, V. Cormie, D. Holmes Middle row, E. Drew, S. Rich, S. Bolduc, C. Gonyeau, A. Bamaby, S. Conlee, J. Clear, N. Sullivan, M. Schwerd, L. Rhude Back row, R. Cary, T. Baker, R. Polewczak, M. Bergeron, T. Goldston, J. Kruesi Ms. Rossley: Front row, C. Potter, E. Fero, S. Sharp, W. Rockwood, P.White, B. J. Carter, J. Awilow, M. Leiniger, D. Nadeau Middle row, L Mikkelson, M. Coveil, T. Miller, B. LaMothe, K. Krappman, M. Oullette, R. Kish, S. Teeling, T. Leone, B. Ainsworth Back row, L. DeGarmo, L. Poldervaart, W. Myers Mrs. Aldridge: Front row, L-R, C. Wilusz, A. Wander, D. Dufrain, J. Wheeler, J. Webb, D. Bos, S. Thomas, R. Varney, J. Liptak Middle row, J. Famdell, G. Hibbert, C. Dewey, M. Patrick, M. Gebo, C. DelGrosso, J. Derby, S. Olney, K. McConnell, C. Carney Top row, Mrs. Aldridge, S. Lewandowski, G. Valentine, H. DeGrasse, R. Mill- ington Absent, T. Tatsey Mrs. Cunningham Front row, L-R, T. Tripp, S. Pccue, T. Charron, S. Merrill, M. Hanchan. A. Russell, P. Fish, T. Sleezer. B. Sheeran, M. Speidel, J. Potter Middle row, H. Crampton, E. Wood, H. Rieger, K. Tracy, K. Martindale, S. Wohl, R. Polmateer, J. Hemby. J. Crossman, M. Creager Back row, J. Stanks Absent, A. Mahoney, D. Wall Mrs. Munson: Front row, L-R, A. Suttle. K. Dewey, I. Woodcock, B. Wood, P. Fontaine, L. Merluzzo, T. Gailor, D. Burlingham, N. Halvax, P. Dalzell, D. DermottTop row, L. Canfield, M. Hendrickson, M. MacNeal, K. Nelson, J. Kilian, V. Boyce, T. Russell. B. Varner. K. McKnight. D. Green FIRST GRADE Mrs. Clements: Front row, L-R, T. Howard, B. Clute, T. Luongo. G. I mb. J. Brownell, D. Fish, J. Hemby, C. Walker Middle row, A. Borden. M. Duval, S. Casey, K. Weed, B. Bayly, K. Mondore, A. Fowler, D. Riches, J. Maciaricllo, A. Thomson Top row, Ms. Clements, J. Derby, J. Knoll, M. Jones, M. Suttle, R. Carr, R. Burke Mrs. Nash: Front row, R. Truitt, S. Hill, M. Travis, J. Nevins, J. Sawyer, N. Awilow, K. Timmins, J. Brooks, A. Russell, J. Girou Top row, B. Pemler, J. Jennings, K. Thrane. M. Hammond, H. Seelig, A. Polmateer, J. Hooker, K. Millington, C. Cramer, K. Arnold, R. Loss- ing, C. Wine Mrs. Crawley Front row, T. Stunzi, C. Brown, B. Sifert, D. Bennett, J. Musantc, J. Chura, E. Podcll, M. Wheeler Middle row, K. McCarthy, F. Irish. V. Peck, A. Hall. A. Woolley, J. Bodnar, S. Bruce, D. Beagle, T. Trombley, C. Salvi Top row, A. Pecuc, S. Pooler. K. Rhude, K. Hanehan. J. Wait, J. Crampton Mrs. Cunningham: Front row, L-R, J. Brooks, J. Wood, A. deMarco. C. Cupacchione, S. Laurent, A. Pooler, K. MacMillan, N. deVelder, P. Mercer, T. McMahon, M. Lynch Middle row, B. Sails. D. Huber, M. Davis, T. Coffman, B. Sifert, E. Macica, C. Hunter. J. Cevate, J. Mer- chant, K. Clark Top row, Mrs. Cunningham, H. Thompson, C. White. K. Grant SECOND GRADE Mrs. Foster: Front row, L-R, D. Thomas, S. Dermott, P. Myers, C. Dufrain, J. Liptak. S. Derby. M. Farrell. B. Mitchell Middle row, B. LaMothe, H. Bailey. D. Suttle, K. McMahon, K. Decker, I. Wait, J. Derby, D. Wolfe, J. Coffman, D. Soderberg, M. Dwyer Top row, Mrs. Foster, M. Dingee, C. Valentine, J. DeLuca, M. Hanson Mrs. Nichols: Front row, L-R, B. Allen, J. Drumm, S. Charron, M. Loya, C. Humiston. B. Lantz, T. Scheidecker. D. Lowery Top row, J. Rodriguez, C. O'Rourke, A. Sherman, J. Baker, S. Healy, T. Bristol, R. Jewell, B. Petralia, M. Handers, K. Grant, P. Nichols Absent, R. Crandall, T. Rogers, K. Bott, K. Clairmont Mrs. Ball: Front row, L-R, L. Michaud. M. lane. G. Palmateer, J. Reil- ly, S. Meislin, C. Durie, K. Hanehan Middle row, J. Colvin, J. Reiger, C. Squires, J. Santim, R. Kish, S. Norton, J. Ehlinger, P. Kelley, E. Burch, B. Quinn Top row, Mrs. Ball, J. Dowen, M. Hansen, J. Lockwood Ms. Hickland: Front row, L-R, J. Comissiong, M. Armenio, J. White, J. Flanders, J. Rini, L. Wander, A. Pratt, H. O'Dell Middle row, K. Clark, T. O’Rourke, T. Bell, T. Crampton, A. Ramirez, D. Scaglione, K. Fitzgerald, K. Dufrain, H. Farrell Top row, Ms. Hickland, B. Mid- dlebrook, R. Brooks, N. Hawryse, A. O’Koskey Mrs. Quackenbush: Front row, L-R, C. Lynch, R. Anderson. T. Woodcock, A. Poole, M. Brenner, J. Aricnt, S. Woodcock, B. Goodspeed. T. Conrad, T. Potter, S. Phillips Top row, K. Friday, J. Robbins, W. Mulligan, D. Ormsby, K. Varney, C. Halvax, S. Fit- zgerald, B. Hunt, S. Swears, K. Weller, J. Bounds THIRD GRADE Ms. Holmes: Front row, L-R, M. Dewey, J. McKnight, C. Travis, J. Nitschc, C Kyler, B. Varley, S. Degrasse, J. Hauprich, J. Huber, A. Hooey, Middle row, A. Borden, L. Briscoe, D. Mastan, T. Deyoe, T. Jewell, W. Carden, M. Plue, E. Flinton, B. Pyndus, S. Richards Top row, Ms. Holmes, Y. Gregoire, W. Male, E. Stiles, J. Sheperd Mrs. Schwartzbeck: Front row, L-R, C. Manhey, A. Lewandowski. L. Baker, M. Speidel, S. Palmateer, D. Drumm, K. Everts, W. Mapes, E. Rose, S. Tubbs Middle row, J. Carter, J. Barber, A. Mastrioanni, P. Lanfear, F. Capacchione, S. Freiberger, T. Jarvis, W. Keegan, D. Root, J. Weed Top row, Mrs. Schwartzbeck, A. Orr, J. Perkins, J. Bailey Mrs. Krajewski: Front row, L-R, C. Wilson, J. DeGarmo, T. O’Brien, J. Richards, A. Cummins, L. Woodcock, T. Male, J. Herrick, S. Hill Middle row, A. Hanson, N. Manning, V. Paaliulis, S. VanAmum, S. Shaver, J. Hall, C. Barber, K. Pyndus, J. Podell, S. Walton Top row, Ms. Krajewski, W. Dowen, C. Leiningen, N. Durie, B. Blake Absent, S. Perkins, A. Rogers. L. Wescott Mrs. Sackman: Front row, L-R, R. Michaud. A. Barber. W. Rock wood. S. McCarthy, J. Jennings, B. Gamey, J. Bailey, J. Canfield. A. Wright, T. Roberts, J. Mapes Middle row, L. Harris. C. Fitzgerald, E. Bodnar. J. Sanders, J. Wood, D. Wood, M. Mulrain, C. Walsh, D. Macica, M. Palma Top row, F. Mosher, P. Bos, Mrs. Sackman FOURTH GRADE Mr. More: Front row, L-R, G. Luse, J. Oliver, J. Hanna, S. McDowell, T. Bergeron, R. Manning, T. Pettis Middle row, M. Thomas, J. Nor- ton, R. Hendrickson, C. Brown, T. Brown, C. Poirier, S. Dwyer Back row, J. Foster, S. Bello, J. Wood, T. Kilian, G. Martindale, S. Luongo, A. DeLuca, T. Fort, E. Cook, J. Capone Mr. Hickey: Front row, L-R, J. Garcia, C. Hooey, E. Grant, E. Durie, J C. Russell, T. Flanders, Middle row, K. Fish, J. Bruce, J. Badger, S. Cook, C. Moses, M. Everts, L. Poirer, N. Sails, K. Conover, Top row, D. Hickey, J. Koval, A. Myers, J. Booth, C. Frieberger, C. Carter, P. Coffman, J. Baker, J. Donlon, D. Wade t Mr Lindahl: Front row, IvR, E. Kelley, C. Merrill, T. Burke, A. Burch, J. Coons, J. Allyn, J. Middlebrook Middle row, S. Clutc, R. Reynolds, A. Behrens. K. Hayes, L. Luongo. B Aldrich, N. Thivierge, L. Palmer Back row, C Maciariello, T. Goldstem, W. Conover, T. Ash. M. Wadsworth, K. Robbins, C. Biggie, B. Cahill, C. Russell. T. Bayly Mrs. Sawtelle: Front row, L-R, C. Smith, C. Mingo, M. Harrington, K. Ruff, A. Overholser, A. Vance, H. Jennings Middle row, J. Stiles, N. O’Melia, M. Cadwalladcr, A. Boyce, M. Crandall, L. Harris, E. Davis, i C. Walsh Back row, J. Derby, D. Doubleday, N. Bolduc, E. White, D. Bristol, G. Dow, D. Brownell, S. Ingram, T. DiDonna, J. Harrington FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Lang Front row, L-R, Reid Peacock, Mathew Brown, R. Palmateer, R Weed Middle row, S. Giroux, A. Moriarta, V. Corsetti, R. Wadsworth, J. Conrad, J. DeLuca, T. Rodin, N. Salvi, C. Phillips, H. Orr, V. Pratt Top row, A. Lathrop, E. Mosher, T. Jones, T. Temple, A. Mondore, S. Bodnar, E. Wait Mr. Whilehouse: Front row, L-R, B. Dugan, D. Ketch um, J. Ray, E. Jennings, K. Brunson, R. Costanzo Middle row, J. Wait, H. Wood, V. Hanehan, T. Hagadom, C. Fish, C. Dooley, A. Sheeran, S. Soderberg Top row, S. Moody, J. Pettis. J. Myers, E. Cooney, S. Paliulis, T. Sullivan, T. Foster Mrs. Liptak Front row, L-R, C. Brown, M. McGrath, T. Gronki, D. Lowery, C. Thivierge Middle row, H. Cook, C. Roddy, B. Aldrich, J. Bazamick, M. Norton, M. Caroprese, T. Carr, J. Suttle Top row, A. Pechette, C. Olmstead, J. Sails, S. White, J. Lent, J. Brockway, C. Welsh, S. Russell Mr. Cummins Front row, S. Hilleboe, H. Stueland, J. Bellamy, S. Mat- tice Middle row, S. Cunningham, M. Colburn, M. Crampton, N. LaChance, G. Wood, S. Woodcock, S.Millington, T. Sarro, J. Liptak lop row, M. Weatherwax. M. Rockwood, T. Waldron, D. Penniman, R. Lincndoll, T. Hendrickson, M. Varner, B. Shutz, J. Wilson Mrs. Nadeau: Front row, L-R, S. Russell, D. Stockwell, M. Jenison, S. Rituno, J. Reilley Middle row, A. Bello, H. Varney, K. Bennett, S. Sawyer. B. Wood, J. McMahon, M. Burch, A. Aldrich Top row, M. Bayly, T. Quinn, M. Ruff, J. Rhude, F. Brownell. G. Koskinen, P. Mulrain. C. Brown, Mrs. Nadeau. A. Gamache SIXTH GRADE Mr. Fitzgerald: Front row, L-R, J. Pendrak, R. Perkins Middle row, S. Cahill, L. Ball, S. Mitchell, A. Knapp, D. Harris, J. Sails, M. Burke, L. Paliulis, J. Weatherwax Back row, C. Barss, J. McClure, D. Flinton, D. Swartwout, A. Cozzolino, S. Vermilyea, J. Deyoe, J. LaBreck Mr. Hutzky: Front row, L-R, R. Thivierge, J. Hooey, A. Jones, J. Mat- tice, D. KJemetson, G. Coons Middle row, A. Lockey, H. Baker, L. Weatherwax, J. Trufant, B. Sturges, B. Relyea, M. Mulrain, S. Can- field, T. White Back row, J. Quintois, D. Squires, R. Goodspeed, J. Carden, S. Luongo, L. Lohman T. O'Dell, D. MacMillan, C. Boyce Mr. Nichols: Front row, L-R, C. Eustis, K. Camarro, M. Flanders, I. Varley, A. Brooks, K. Rathbun Middle row, C. Relyea, H. Caroprese, A. M. Roddy, J. Duval, L. Fuss, K. Jordan, D. Griflen, A. Dwyer Back row, H. Cross, D. Chapman, N. Peck, B. McKenzie, D. Kapsa, K. Sicko, S. Ash, J. Bodnar, G. Perrault, A. Manning, T. Loya Mr. Havens: Front row, L-R, J. Wright, S. Bennett, T. Irish, B. Roberts, J. Swota Middle row, A. Hall, S. Norton, M. Higgs, H. Dolton, C. Barber, H. Flewelling, A. Kyler, J. Oeinck, K. Brunson Top row, J. Burke, S. Griffin, D. Fiske, G. Swears, P. Teeling, M. Brenner, S. Seymour, F. Knapp, D. Kilbum, S. Sullivan GOOD TIMES IN... 86’ AND 87’. ... SOME DID, SOME DIDN’T. FACES 26 GRADE SEVEN Carolyn Armenio Christopher Bailey Peter Bailey April Baird Corrina Baldwin Jeremy Barber Julia Behrens Virginia Biggie Brett Blanchard Thomas Brady John William Brown Thomas Bruce Thomas A. Bullard Courtney Burch Tracy Columbe Lori Conrad Norman Coons Denise Corlcw Brian Cottone Heidi Courville Myles Cramer David Crandall Jennifer Cunningham Amy Darrah Matthew Decker Timothy Degregory Shawn Deluca Sonja Deyoe Tricia Deherty Patricia Dolton Ronald Dowcn Barbara Dowling George Dowling Johanna Downs Tanya Dunphy David Duval Timothy Fitzgerald Bridgcttc Galcik Laurie Giroux Jeremy Green Christine Hall Michael Hall 28 GRADE SEVEN Toni Hammond Michael Hawrysz Bryan Humiston Kristen Humiston Jennifer Hunt Scan Hunter David Ingram Karen Jarvis James Jennings Michele Jennings David Labreck Molly Lamothe Mark Lee Randy Lcise April Lockwood Laurie Maas Monica Manning Jennifer Marckres Kristen McDonough Jessica Millington Heath Morris Jessica Palmatecr Brad Parker Yolanda Payette Staci Porter Morgan Reynolds Joseph Richards Heather Robbins Devlin Root Andree Rose Nichole Rousseau Joy Schutz Frederick Schwerd Carrie Sharp Jean Sicko Michelle Stimpson Robert Suttle Jason Talbot Robert Thompson Douglas Vanalstyne Christopher Vance Jeffrey Vanettcn Henry Weathcrwax Kevin White Christopher Wikstrom Amberlyn Wilbur Edwin Winchell Patience Wood Thomas Wood Bruce Zeller Michael Zocco Kimberly Zujkowski 29 GRADE EIGHT Amy Alheim Tammy Ashley Seth Baker Timothy Baldwin TifTanic Ballentine Gary Bellamy Thomas Berry Jikke Bierma Diane Bodnar Janice Boyce Heather Bhskie Cindy Brockway Dawn Brooks Jennifer Brown William Brown Tracy Bruce Jeff Bruno Steven Brunson Dennison Burdick Michael Burke Robert Cass Amy Jo Conrad Christopher Cottrell Tavia Cramer Abigail Crawshaw Michael Davidson John Deluca James Doubleday Shane Drumm Lawrence Dufrain Jeffrey Duval William Dyer Orcn Everts Faith Fernet Shawn Fuss Glen Garnsey James Garnsey Michelle Goodspecd Charles Gray Timothy Gregoire Sara Ann Griffen Christopher Griffin Matthew Groncki Jill Haworth Jeremy Hilpertshauscr 30 GRADE EIGHT Christopher Jacobs Alan Jagentenfl Mark Jennings Tanya Jennings Julie Kapsa Colleen Kelley Maria Knapp Roben Lane Barbara Lincndoll Frank Litterer Christopher Lofgren Kimberly Loftis Timothy Lopez Jerry Loya Randy Manhey Jennifer Manning David Medick Brian Merchant Michael Mihaly Cindi Mitchell Shanna Mondore Sherry Mosher Kyle Nichols Melissa Oliver Risa Peacock Pamela Pendrak Tonilynn Petralia Christopher Pet leys James Pettis Wendy Porter William Ray Joshua Ronish Brett Sails x Maureen Saunders William Schutz Bradford Shaw Bryan Stiassney Walter Stimpson Kelly Swota Joseph Turcotte Gary Walkup Rebecca Walton Nicole Welsh 31 Timothy W'hipple Morgan Wilbur Scott W illson The Class Farewell Ode: FATHER FRANKLIN E. HUNTRESS T t isn’t often that you meet someone who has the A ability to change your life. That is just one of the special qualities Father Franklin E. Huntress possesses. The class of 1987 and the 1987 yearbook staff would like to express our deepest gratitude and wish the best of luck to this wonderful man for: • always being there when we needed a listening ear • giving us advice when we needed it most • running the clock and making announcements at basketball games (they aren’t the same without him) • breaking up the monotony of our classes with his surprise visits • giving us something to laugh about (even when it seemed things couldn't possibly be worse) • keeping the faculty and teachers in line at SCS • serving as a constant reminder that to strive for the best is to be the best • and last but not least: for always providing the yearbook with an original poem dedicated to the graduating class!!! Here’s to the Class of '87, Whose names are etched this side of heaven; Within this gang, you 're all unique; Homework and chores done every week. You sat the bench with Sammy Fitz, Buck Mountain, too, an easy trip! Memories galore; this road of life Has been a joy and really nice. But out those doors you have to go; The world awaits to see you show What SCS has done for you With solid education true. That Schuyler School has done its job.. . Taught you so well in all the R ’s”. Pass on to all what you have learned; Your niche in life you well have earned. A van misused, and caught by dad; Lessons of life are hard and sad. It's thumpy-bumpy on that road.. . Temptations ill around to goad!! Be strong in heart and courage, too; To follow after all that's true. There is no mercy in life’s game; Be off the bench and earn your fame. Which reminds me of those Boston teams, First place for them is not in dreams! Hard work and wins they showed to us You do the same to earn life’s trust. We ’ll cheer you all. Class 87, With best of luck from here to heaven. I think you ’re swell and can't be beat; One day, somewhere, we’re sure to meet!! With love always, FEH.. . 32 OFFICERS ★ OFFICERS ★ OFFICERS President — Tim DeGregory, Vice- President — Rob Thompson, Treasurer — Jennifer Markres, Secretary — Tricia Doherty, Student Council Representative — Jason Talbot Treasurer — Jennifer Moriarta, Vice President — Tami Parker, President — Wendy Markwith, Secretary — Becky Weatherwax, Student Council Representative — Todd Doherty President — Sara Griffen, Vice President — Toni Petralia, Treasurer — Julie Kapsa. Secretary — Cindy Mitchell, Student Council Representative — Shane Liptak Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Student Council Representative — Ruth Thomas, President — Amy Renauld, Treasurer — Kim Stiles, Secretary — Donna Thompson, Vice President — Adam Koval Grade 10 Secretary— Robin Ball, Vice President — Mike Thomas, Student Council Representative — Jim DeGregory, President — Jamie Woodcock, Treasurer — Rob Fitch Grade 11 Grade 12 Treasurer— Mick Sails, President — Chuck Winney, Student Council Representative — Debbie Deyoe, Vice President — Michele Mihaly, Secretary — Jennifer Thompson 33 34 THE CREAM OF THE CROP S.C.S. IS THE TOPS! STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS In May 1986, elections were held for Student Council of- ficers. It was a bullish race. but. coming out at the head of the herd were: president — Courtney Moriarta, vice president — John Barber, treasurer — Kevin Peck, and secretary — Lisa Hall. _____________FIELD DAY YOU’VE COME A 40 LONG WAY BABY!! FAVORITES: A POLL OF THE CLASS OF ’87 Lunch: Pizza Class: Study Hall Day of the week: Friday Teacher: Mr. Frail Sport: Football Holiday: Christmas Car: Porsche Animals: COWS (of course) Jeans: Levi’s Junkfood: Potato chips and Doritos Movie: Topgun Soap Opera: General Hospital TV show: Cosby Show Radio Station: 99 (honorable mention to PYX 106) Rock Group: Van Halen Rival: Greenwich Sneakers: Nikes Hall Monitor: Mrs. Nevins Coach: Mr. Aldrich Month: June City: New York Soda: Pepsi Candy Bar: Snickers Cocktail: Shrimp Ice Cream: Vanilla Magazine: Seventeen Sex Symbols: Rob Lowe Heather Locklear Videos: Money for Nothing Yankee Rose Actor: Bruce Willis Actress: Cybil Shepard Waste of Money: Clothes Food Store: Barbara Moss Song: Amanda 44 REMEMBER WHEN... Seniors had privileges? the Junior Prom was always in the gym ... we were cool in our new class jackets and rings... there was no Ponderosa to work at... Ms. Sciurba had straight hair... Jr. High Cross Country was the thing... we actually believed Mrs. McShane’s threats our Pac-Man float won first prize... you were shorter than Ms. Liefl and Mr. Ragazzo! everyone played Little League at Fort Hardy we all participated in the MS Read-a-thon ... there was Calendar Clue in the Middle School library... we all went to see Mr. Lindahl’s plays ... we sold the kits for sixth grade camp ... we had flashlight wars in our cabins at camp Father Huntress helped us up Devil’s Staircase... there was a head hidden in the girl’s locker room? Mr. Sawtelle’s sneezes scared us to death... we sang Barry Manilow songs in music class! All the boys sang in chorus for Mrs. Smith ... everyone fought over who would pound the erasers... Kevin P., Mark M., Chuck W., and John F., all took ballet classes... we had a third grade checker tournament... we dressed up for the Halloween Parade... Mr. Notke and Ms. Keegan pushed their carts from room to room ... we used to play dots ... we had line leaders... Milk was 5«(7«, 10«, 13«,...)... everyone wanted Picture Pages from Captain Kangaroo... everybody had Snoopy lunchboxes... Fonzi was cool and Richie was cute (Aaaa).. we used to get up early and wait for the bus.. Lisa had a blue truck ... Nobody knew who Mr. Brown was... Courtney and Jennifer were not on Yearbook Staff... 45 THE CLASS OF 1987 PRESENTS... “FOREVER” FKOMCOl RT Kim Carr, Queen Debbie Deyoe Michele Mihaly Suzcttc Sullivan Tina Grolley Carrie Bean Patty Hathaway Lori Roberts Kris Manning Dawn Dubrey Robbi McIntyre Andy Signor, King Chuck Winney Chris Koval John Barber Orin Commissiong Scott Wait Timmv Hayes Bill Peck Mark Mahay Jim Weed Kevin Peck Sid Allen EllieAown John Barber Carrie Bean Kimberly Bennet Shannon C. Bayly 50 Stephanie Chiperno Orin Commissiong 52 Bruce DeFelice Theodore DeFelice John Flewelling Vicki Germain Kathleen Gorman 54 John LaBombard Stephenie LaComb Roy Johnson Lewis Lopez Shannon McMahon Gerald Linendoll Robilee McIntyre Kevin Martin Leslie Merchant Michelle Mihaly Christopher Miller Courtney K. Moriarta Gordon Nygaard Guy Parker Kevin Peck 57 Willard Peck Michelle Perreault Lori Roberts Stephen Rowe Malcolm Sails Christine Rieger Mark Renauld Scott Wait Tammy Vidnansky Charles Winney Stacy Wood Vanessa White John Zocco Mark Waldinger James Weed Wendy Warner Melissa Weekes Noreen Malinoski David Thompson Jeffrey Carden Lisa Carden Cadmus Casey Cordon Clothier Karen Crandall Kelly Darrah Lisa Deloriea Edward Diehl Jay Ellis Colleen Griffin Michael Jeffords Paul Johnson Jerold Kelleher Jason iMngton Leo Lynch Mark Mahay Uncent McDonough Daniel McEachrom Thomas Miller Raymond Porter Joseph Ruff Kelly Schermerhorn BABY NAMES (pages 40 41) 1. Janet A. 2. Johnny B. 3. Shannon B. 4. Carne B. 5. Kim C. 6. Laury B. 7. Terry B 8. Samantha B. 9. Kim C. 10. Cadmus C. 11. Stephie C. 12. Onn C. 13. Emily C. 14. Done!la C. 15. Tinny C. 16. Jamie C. 17. Ed C. 18. Bruce D. 19 Teddy D. 20. Debbie D. 21. T. R. E 22. Dawn D. 23. Sean D. 24. Connie D. 25. Chris D 26. MikeE. 27. Paul E. 28. Vickie E. 29. Johnny F. 30. Vicki G. 31. Kathy G. 32. Colleen G. 33. Lynn G. 34 Lisa H 35. Tina G 36. Patty H 37. Timmy II. 38. Laura II. 39. Dolores J. 40. Paul J. 41. Jerry K. 42. Robbi M. 43. Stephie L 44. Gerry L. 45. Michelle P. 46. Lewis L. 47. Mark M. 48. Kris M 49. Leslie M. 50. Michele M. 51. Chris M. 52. Corky M. 53. Gordon N. 54. Kevin P 55. Billy P. 56. Mark R. 57. Chris R. 58. Lori R 59. Micky S. 60. Roger S. 61. Kell vS. 62. AndyS. 63 Trudy S. 64. JoeS. 65. Deanna S. 66. Lisa S. 67. SuzetteS. 68. Jenn T. 69. Carrie T. 70. Tammy Van. 71. Scott W 72. Mark W. 75. Wendy W. 76. Jim W. 77. Vanessa W. 78. Chucky W. 79. Stacy W. 80. John Z. 81. Joelle H 82. ? 83. ? Mr. Richard Jacobson, we wish you continued health and happiness throughout your retirement years. After nearly three decades of service to public education you have earned a well-deserved rest. All of us at SCS recognize that your last nine years as Superintendent of Schuylerville Central Schools have not been without challenge. You are to be commended for keeping our District on a positive course while plagued with a steady flow of arduous problems throughout your tenure. Your steadfast, honest nature will be forever remembered. Good luck from all of us at SCS. Paul F. Maratto STA President WILLS • WILLS • WILLS • WILLS • WILI Patti Allen leaves vowing not to let Amber go to Schuylcrville School, can you blame me? Sid Allen leaves his hat blowing in the wind to Mr. Foster, and all the good times in lunch with Monk. Ellie Aown leaves with cousin Nat for one more beach party and a little more “R R.” John Barber leaves to nurse his knee. Shannon Bayly leaves her “Na, na. na’s” to the girls X-C team and her cousin Stacy saying We aren’t sisters and we don’t look alike ” Carrie Bean leaves for JCA with nothing to slow her down but her one share of stock in “Koval Bros. Dairy. Kimberly Bennett leaves saying. My future awaits me. Laury Blake leaves Heather and Erika to protect the chipmunks at Spa Park from the boys’ X-C team's deadly acorns. Terry Blake leaves going mobile in Mr. Foster's truck (if it will start). Bryan Booth leaves to help the Scoobie-Doobies defeat the Really Rottens. Well, there you go. Samantha Bouchard leaves no longer subjugated to the unremitting harassment of the Art IV class. Keith Bushy leves his vaulting pole to anyone big enough to follow in his footsteps. Kim Carr leaves her “cowboy” to “ace” her way through college and her gum to anyone who can chew it louder. Cad Casey leaves Coach Aldnch with nobody to bug and Mr. Frail as the only true Yankee fan in Schuylerville. Stephanie Chipemo leaves with a new “Leisc” on life. Gordon Clothier leaves as a “BUD“ding architect. Orin Commissions and Andy leave Coach Brown without the awesome combination of the GRUESOME TWOSOME on the defensive line. Emily Conover leaves saying “It’s Emily — not Emma-lee!” Jon Cooper leaves to change his hairstyle one more time. Doneila Corlew leaves for the North Country to be with her Archie! Vincent Cottone leaves with a golden glove. Jamie Counter leaves the “Tootsie Roll” for her “ADAMS” apple! Dak Cox leaves to serve his country and be all that he can be. Ed Cross leaves SCS saying, “If you try hard enough you can do anything on a cycle.” Right Tracie? Kelly Darrah leaves with Wendy and Deanna saying. “What are we doing this weekend?” Bruce DeFelice leaves sleepwalking with brother. Ted. Ted DeFelice leaves to stay awake in the Air Force. Lisa Deloriea leaves. She wasn’t here long. Debbie Deyoe leaves “Dool-ing” around, asking Grolley and Nemo what happened New Year’s and will it happen again? Do you have the key Lisa? Kim Deyoe leaves to make her “Mark” on the world and to claim her stake to the “Land.” Ann Marie Diehl leaves Tollison around. Ed Diehl leaves popping a wheelie. Sean Dolton leaves with Nelly, a Shenendahoah co-ed for a career in BROADCASTING. Connie Dow leaves the office with no help first period. Cristeen Dow leaves, “I’m Cristecn. not Connie.” Dawn Dubrey leaves SCS willingly, to let them handle the last of the Dubcrs, to seek her own lifestyle of Permanent Partying! Barb Ellis leaves dodging the bumper taggers in her blue Chevette. Jay Ellis leaves “Scott” free. T. R. Ellis leaves one more empty closet and the cheerleaders without a trellis;” say “Awesome.” Mike Ennello leaves with an easy ticket out, but still giving the points and staying with his flower girl. Pam Fittgerald leaves to be with John and never to return again. Paul Flanders (POOH) leaves saying “No matter what you do or where you go. there you are!!” Vickie Flanders leaves saying another “T-SHIRT.” John “Newt Flewelling leaves to OORAH his way into the Marine Corps with a “Smiley” on his face. Vickie Flanders leaves wearing another “T-SHIRT.” Kathleen Gorman (Kate) “hops” with Vickster singing “It be bagel time.” Bye Bye Birdie and Beancr — enjoy the green M M’s! Oh. Do-wah. Colleen Griffen leaves all the new friends and good times at S.C.S., “The Besters,” the parties at the house when Mom goes to Albany. Sec ya around at “BK.” Lynn Griffen leaves with Colleen for “BK.” Tina Grolky leaves “smokin’’ Nemo’s tires one last time before leaving for college with Hally saying “Pat . trust me” and asking Robin about last night's math homework. Lisa Hall leaves a “vacancy” sign on her goal cage, the bookstore undecorated, the horse in search of a new soul, and herself in search of a new “Goob.” Joelk Hammond leaves to follow her “Heart”-shome. Patty Hathaway leaves never to be forgotten on the desks, in the halls, on the walls: “Pat-n-Patty“ forever! Tim Hayes leaves to stop “horsing” around in the a.m., to go to college and doodle with “figures” and a girl with a 4.0. Laura Huff leaves S.C.S. with the last of the “WILD” Huff’s and to be with John forever. Dolores Jackson leaves her track records to be broken. Mike Jeffords leaves his scat in 107 to anyone who can snore louder. Paul Johnson leaves in search of that one lucky woman whom he will fall in love with someday and get mamed. “I don’t know who she is, but I will find her. .. I’m serious!” Roy Johnson leaves to manage Caldor. Jerry Kelleher leaves for the Air Force with a case hidden in his luggage John LaBombard leaves to powerliff his way through life. Stephanie LaComb leaves her new fnends behind. ILLS • WILLS • WILLS • WILLS • WILLS Gerald Linrndoll leaves NOT doing another term paper and telling Mr. Cahan, “I’ll do it next week. Jason l ongton leaves to become a safe driver. Lewis lopez leaves Mr. Swan with the wrong idea about JH. Mr. Lcfton with nobody to bug and Roz and Mr. F. with nobody to stop wrestling in the halls. (Don't relax. I’ll be back.) Leo Lynch leaves to destroy the hearts of women and to party the weekends away with Sidney. Mark Mahay leaves to grow into his feet Noreen Malinoski leaves Orange C rush with no more Mali noskis. Kris Manning leaves headed for Coby with Spike in one hand and a horse in the other only to return to visit Brew and have a Roland good time. Kevin Martin leaves to bang on the drums all day. Vincent McDonough leaves to listen to Kevin bang on the drums all day. Dan McEachron leaves announcing blue-light specials at K-Mart. Robbie McIntyre leaves for the college flamingo hunt with a monster and a woody — to visit a stew, with her Asch draggm behind her Shannon McMahon leaves daring college to try and tame the beast, saying Yeah Robbie. I was gonna. eating bubbly Mexican food with the Bayly twins telling them Just one more time. What can you do? Leslie Merchant leaves in her cozy FLAN”-ncl PJ’s yelling. Yes Woody. I’m right behind you and so is Happy Hal. Michele Mihaly leaves her rah-rah's and pom-pons to Base I and 2. Bones, and Burkey to take on the National Cheerleading Asociation and WILL-SOON learn to pronounce her L’s. .. Lollipop0 Chris Miller leaves his locker full of cookie wrappers Tom Miller leaves in search of girls, girls, girls. Courtney Moriarta leaves her sister in the sauce. A R. with no more forgeries, and Hoppy singing Mclckelckimaka and choreographing her own dances. And I’m turning out the light and locking the door. Gordon N gaard leaves to make this world a better place Guy Parker leaves to fly the Fnendly Skies. Kevin Peck leaves for Cornell to find the perfect woman .. (at least the four-legged kind). Bill Peck leaves the S.C.S. athletic department with as much as he can carry. Michelle Perreault leaves the streets of Schuylcrvillc a little safer Alan Scott Phillips leaves in a flaming beast to ski with the best. Ray Porter leaves in his Toyota. Mark Renauld leaves one step ahead of everyone else, as usual Chris Rieger leaves as a life member of the Mickey Mouse Club. Lori Roberts leaves being TINY forever and lovin’ it. Steve Rowe leaves skiing his way to college, but he Magrow up someday. Joe Ruff leaves ... It’s finally over. . Mick Sails leaves for boot camp saying ‘De-yoe wanna join the Marines too? and hoping they don’t send him by bus. right Harold Kelly Schermerhorn leaves say ing Ask me if 1 care, what more do you want? Trudy Schultz leaves whether or not! Charlie Sherman leaves and maybe someday will actually drive his Firebird. Joe Sherman leaves asking “Where’s the party tonight, guys? Roger Sherman leaves to become a professional at broom-ball. Andy Signor and Onn leave Coach Brown without the awesome combination of the GRUESOME TWOSOME on the defensive line. Mike Sobon leaves to continue driving his car through Schuylcrvillc and Victory Mills. Deanna Stacy leaves saying My future’s so bright. 1 gotta wear shades. Lisa Stevenson leaves to find a perfect “MATTch. Su ette Sullivan leaves to become the next Vidal Sassoon David Thompson leaves ... was he ever here? Jennifer Thompson leaves on her toes teaching Donna to perfect the AR and leaving Ms Hopkins to figure out the choreography, the puzzles, and what to do with her free period. John Tremblay leaves all his doctors’ excuses to S.C.S. saying Go ahead, use them, they worked for me!! and to start a new life with Michelle. Carrie Trufant leaves for Austin, but not Texas, with Les things on her mind. Tammy YanEtten leaves as noisy as she came. Paula V idnansky leaves S.C.S. to the Schuylervillians. to go sailing on the seven seas. 7 ammy Yidnansky leaves the X-C team and the halls at S.C.S. a little gloomier, a little duller, and A LOT quieter. Sco« Wait leaves to become a MONK! Mark W aldinger leaves praying that his mother doesn't work at the college he attends. Wendy Warner leaves Mrs. V wondering who untied her wooden shoes and Mr Rossley saying Who took my keys?” Jim Weed leaves Coach Brown with one less linebacker to tell QUIT BACKING UP;’’ Coach Fitz with half a voice and can still hear Coach Aldnch saying Now whose man was that Jimmy? Melissa Weekes leaves with Mike 10 years before her time eating M M’s. I finally made it M B I couldn’t have done it without you beside me. I love you. Vanessa White leaves Mr. Brown to his grouchiness in hopes of a future smile Chuck Winney leaves Coaches Aldrich. Brown. Fitz. Shutz. and Foster to become a coach himself one day. saying good-bye to the bookstore buddies and playing his game of WHAT? Mike W inslow leaves this “stool ... finally! Stacy Wood leaves with Maggie saying Who’s behind me Les? John occo leaves with guitar in hand to conquer the mystical world of stardom and MTV. as long as he calls Stacy when he gets home. WHO’S WHO 1987 1.) MOST SPIRITED— Bill Peck. Michele Mihaly, Scott Wait, Lisa Hall 2.) MOST CHEERFUL — Orin Comissiong. Tammy Vidnansky, Chuck Winncy, Michele Mihaly 3.) C LASS CLOWNS — Mick Sails. Stacy Wood, Alan Phillips � 4.) MOST MUSICAL — Shannon McMahon, Chuck Winncy, Jcnn Thompson. Lisa Hall, John Zocco 5.) LAZIEST — Andy Signor. Melissa W'eekes. Mark Mahay 8.) MOST TALENTED — John Zocco, Jenn Thompson. Chuck Winney, Robbi McIntyre, Shannon McMahon 6.) MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN TOGETHER —Courtney Alan 7.) MOST ATHLETIC — Norecn Malinoski, John Barber, Bill Peck, Deb Dcyoc 14.) BEST BELLY-BUTTON — Alan Phillips 20.) MOST POPULAR — Deb Deyoe. Bill Peck, Chuck Winney, Michele Mihaly 21.) CLASS FLI RTS — Tina Grolley, Tim Hayes, Chuck Winney, Kim Carr 22.) MOST TALKATIVE — Carrie Bean, Dan MacEachron, Leslie Merchant, Roger Sherman I 12.) BEST LOOKING — Paul Johnson, Suzettc Sullivan, Steve Rowe, Michele Mihaly 15.) BEST FACIAL HAIR — Kim Carr, Alan Phillips, Scott Wait 17.) CLASS EXCUSE-MAKERS — John Tremblay, Vicki Germain, Robbi McIntyre, Tim Hayes 18. ) NICEST LEGS — John Barber. Deb Deyoe, Paul Jonnson, Suzette Sullivan 19. ) BIGGEST FEET — Mark Mahay, Lisa Hall, John Barber, Jenn Thompson Lisa Hall, Jim Weed, Chris Rieger Last but not least, Mark Mahay has been nominated most graceful as we sec in this picture of Mark executing a show stopping grande jete (better known as run, run, jump over the river) as Tina Grolley looks on. 25. ) MOST INTELLIGENT — Mark Renauld, Courtney Moriarta, Shannon Bayly 26. ) NICEST SMILE — Scott Wait, Michele Mihaly, T. R. Ellis, Tina Grolley 27. ) MOST LIKELY TO FALL ASLEEP IN ENGLISH — Terry Blake, Leslie Merchant, Mark Mahay MICKEY MOUSE CLUB The Mickey Mouse Club is a unique group of seniors who have waged war on Senioritis by paying tribute to that famous mouse. Members include: Melissa Weekes, Chris Rieger, Jamie Counter, Lisa Hall, Sam Bouchard, Shannon “Beast” McMahon, Shannon Bayly, Emily Conover (Founder), Kris Manning, Lisa Stevenson, Kathy Gorman, Deb Deyoe, Carrie Bean, and (not pictured) Jennifer Thompson and Courtney Moriarta. (Someone had to play photographer.) 68 Sports 9 8 7 The Boy's Varsity Track team enjoyed a successful season this year. The team was a young team and finished well throughout the season. The team finished its league schedule with a record of five wins and two losses. At the Wasaren League Meet, we finished third out of eight schools, and at the Class C Sectionals, we finished fifth out of sixteen schools. As a team and as individuals, we also did well at several invitationals which we attended throughout the season. Keith Bushy prepares for a vault. During the season, one school record was broken. The old pole vault record of 11 feet lO' i inches set by Henry Buesing in 1967 was broken several times by junior Keith Bushy. Keith vaulted 13 feet at the prestigious Eddy Meet, the largest outdoor meet in New York State, to finish third and set a new school record. Keith also went on to finish first at the Sectionals. He presently has the fourth best vault in section II. At the Sectionals, junior Roger Sherman, and freshman, Joe Bazamick, also had great performances. Roger finished third in the pole vault with a vault of 11 feet and third in the triple jump with a jump of 41 feet, just a short off the school record. Joe finished third in the 3200 meter run with an excellent time. Also finishing for the Horses, in the Sectionals and receiving Sectional ribbons were junior, Bryan Booth — 5th in the 200 meter run; senior, Mike Hayes — 6th in the 800 meter run; senior Joe Lanfear — 4th in the 400 meter hurdles; sophomore, Mike Kenney — 4th in the mile run. The mile relay of Jeff Sails, Mike Kenney, Bob Carr, and Mike Hayes was fourth while the two mile relay of Bob Carr, Mike Hayes, Mike Kenney, and John Flewelling was sixth. Coaches Rossely, Ragazzo, and Kearns would Pictured, J. Rewelling, M. Sails, O. Comissiong, E. Blanchette, J. Sails, J. LaBombard, T. Nichols, B. Booth. M. Deyoe, K. Booth, P. Ennello, J. Lanfear, B. Anderson, B. Clothier, M. Kenney, M. Hayes Not pictured, G. Dooley, J. Bazamick. J. Randers, J. Burke, T. Weils, R. Sherman, J. Longton, S. Rowe, G. Parker, B. Blanchette, P. Burke. K. Bushy, R. Carr, S. Quinn like to wish the seniors the best of luck in the future and thank everyone who helped with the program this year. Carrie Trufant Dolores Jackson Heather Kenney Treena Wells Emily Conover Meghan Shaw Jennifer Barber Chris Downs The SCS Girl’s Varsity Track team finished second in league standings behind powerful Salem for the second year in a row. Many fine performers and performances highlighted the season; among them Kristen Talbot’s constant improvement of her 400 meter time and Dolores Jackson’s breaking of her own school record in the 100 meter dash (12.6 seconds). Also, the 400 meter relay team of Talbot, Jackson, Angelique Fenton, and Wendy Griffen and the 1600 meter relay of Griffen, Talbot, Sue Gebo, and Heather Kenney showed great improvement throughout the season. Kenney also performed well in the 800; likewise, Rixt Bicrma and Erika Schmidt made strong late-season performances in the 1500. In the field events, Lisa Hall, Emily Conover, Becky Foster and Sherrie Coleman were consistent and show promise for next year. Kim Cahan finished second in the league meet in the high jump. Other steady performers include Laury Blake, Shannon Bayly, Carrie Trufant, and Tammy Vidnansky. Shannon Bayly Wendy Griffen Laury Blake Ellie Aown Sherrie Coleman Kim Cahan Natalie Wood Erika Schmidt Kristen Talbot Sue Gebo Lisa Hall Becky Foster Rixt Bierma Angelique Fenton VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball team finished third in the Wasaren League with a 8-6 record. The overall record was 11-9. With many boys returning next year, we could challenge for the championship. The team had a bullish year as they finished third in the League with an 8-6 record and 11-9 overall. With many boys returning next year we can hope to see them stampede to the championship. The Schuylerville J.V. Baseball team completed a record of 4 wins and 10 losses. This year’s team consisted of 11 freshmen and only 4 sophomores with Neil Porlierthe only returning experienced player. Despite many crushing defeats, the team's morale remained high. Leading hitters were Tim Brunson, Dean Foster, Brian Myers, Neil Porlier, and Jason Weed. Most effective pitchers were Todd Harrington, Brian Myers, and Terry VanArnum. Neil Porlier and Tim Brunson were standouts defensively. The Girls’ Varsity Softball Team finished third in the highly competitive Wasaren League with a 8-6 record. The highlight of the season was two consecutive one-run victories over Greenwich and Stillwater. The team was led at the plate by Michelle Perreault with a .500 average (9 triples, 3 home runs). Diane Hawrysz (.396) and Kellie Periard (.382) were second and third. 72 PLAY BALL ... Coach: Mr. Post Kim Carr, Paul Johnson. Mike Thomas, Robbie McIntyre, Chet Urban, Eric Rose, Richard Jones, Evelyn Magrow, Lisa Glucck, Don Burlingham, Joanne Litterer The Varsity Tennis Team began this season with only Kim Carr and Robbi McIntyre returning from last year’s team. With high hopes and enthusiasm, we began our season. Most of the team were novices or beginners; we have played well, pressing our opponents and winning victories over Whitehall and Johnsburg. And most of all, young men and women are learning the discipline, manners, and fun of working together and playing tennis, a lifetime sport. The JR High ( 7r s'Track team was undefeated in the dual meet season and beat 8 other schools to win the Schuylerwich Invy. The team featured many outstanding performers and a solid group of hard working athletes. The Jr High Boys track team finished the dual meet season undefeated and won the Schuylerwich Invitational, beating eight other schools. The team received important contributions from many hard-working, dedicated athletes. The Varsity Football Team concluded this year with 5 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie and a first time ever trip to the NortheriV Adirondack League ’’Superbowl.” The football team honored itself by capturing the Division I Title after defeating Mechanicville by a score of 19 to 18 on Homecoming Weekend. We traveled to rival Greenwich and suffered a difficult loss. For having won the Division I Title, Schuylerville earned the right to meet Division II leader. Lake George, in a game played at Saratoga’s East Side Recreation Field. Thegame was hard fought by both teams and ended in a tie at the conclusion of regulation time. The League’s tie breaking rule was put into effect and Lake George went away winning by a score of 12 to 6. With the loss to Lake George, the Schuylerville ’’Mudders’’ ended their 1986 season Schuylerville can be very proud of its football team and their accomplishments. A number of boys from this year’s team were honored by being selected to the League All Star Team: Tom Ellis, Bill Peck, Chuck Winney, Mark Mahay, and Andy Signor. Other boys receiving honorable mention were John Barber, Kevin Peck, and Orin Comissiong. The Cross Country Team finished its season by competing in the league meet and Class ‘C”‘ Sectionals. Overall, the boys’ team placed 3rd in the League and 4th in Class “C. The girls’ team placed 1st in the League with an undefeated dual meet season, and 2nd in the Class “C” Sectionals. Both teams are to be congratulated for their success. The graduating senior girls arc: Eleanor Aown, Shannon Bayly, Laurie Blake and Tammy Vidnansky. The graduating senior boys are: John Flewelling and Sean Dolton. 78 The Field Hockey team completed another successful season with a third place finish in the Wasaren League. The team compiled a 9-7 league record and an 11-8 overall record. The team received a sectional bid for the 5th straight year. The team will graduate five players, Lisa Hall, Courtney Moriarta, Tina Grolley, Norccn Malinoski, and Leslie Merchant. Schuylerville placed five players on the Wasaren All-Star Team. Selected to the first team were Lisa Hall, Robin Ball, the second team, Noreen Malinoski and Amy Doherty with Karen Shaver receiving an honorable mention. 79 BOYS JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY 80 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders had a lot to cheer about this year. While other teams moo- o-oved over, our varsity team stampeded to victory. Schuylerville has a long tradition of championship seasons and winning seasons. This year we continued our winning ways as these ten girls cheered us on to the Super Bowl. We will always remember... Our cheerleaders were: bottom — Michelle Medick, Michele Mihaly, Vicki Germain; top — Jackie Deyoe, Dolores Jackson, Christie Petralia, Evelyn Magrow, Chris Burke, Judi Mihaly, and Joelle Hammond. ... REMEMBER WHEN WE? • • • 83 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL The opening of the 1986-87 season saw the return of seven experienced senior players: Bill Peck, Kevin Peck, John Barber, Chuck Winney, Tim Hayes, Andy Signor, and Tom Ellis. Hopes were high for league championship. The Black Horses' season opened with a win of the Mechanicville Tip-Off Tournament by defeating Waterford and league rival Stillwater. Early in the season two difficult losses to Stillwater and Hoosic Fallj put the Horses out of the league’s top spot. However, our Black Horses managed to rally and defeat Greenwich and Tamarac before the Christmas Holidays. After a successful Christmas Tournament against Corinth, Luzerne, and Perth the Horses suffered a third loss to Salem. With only a slim hope of a league championship remaining, the true character of the Schuylerville Black Horses began to emerge. They traveled to Stillwater to redeem their honor and respect. The Horses did not disappoint themselves or their fans and played their strongest game of the season. Defeating Stillwater proved they were the team everyone thought they were. To continue to prove that our Horses were the best team in the Wasaren League, they won nine straight league games and avenged their earlier losses to both Hoosic Falls and Salem. As the regular season closed, the Black Horses ended with a record of 17 wins and 3 losses; the best record Schuylerville has had since 1978. Varsity: standing, B. Schutz, Coach Schutz, K. Peck, C. Winney, B. Peck, A. Signor, T. Harr- ington, B, Ellis kneeling, R. Fitch, J. Sails, T. Ellis, T. Hayes, J. DeGregory, J. Barber BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL J.V.: standing. Coach Lindahl, T. Doherty, B. Myers, S. Quinn, T. Brunson, T. Van Amum, J. Kjng kneeling, T. Weils, J. Woodcock, J. Weed, G. Porlier, M. Humiston The 1986-87 junior varsity team was made up of mostly sophomores who saw limited playing time the year before. The three most experienced players from last year’s team were Shawn Quinn, Tim Brunson, and Terry VanAmum. Overall the team ended the season with a record of 7 wins and 13 losses. With a little luck the J.V. team could have ended with a .500 record as they lost 3 games by only a 6 pt. total. As most of the J.V. players will be moving to the varsity team, next year’s J.V. will probably be predominantly freshmen. Todd Doherty and Greg Porlier were the only freshmen on this year’s J.V. team. All the players will have gained some valuable experience in spite of their record and should be able to build on that with hopes of improved success over their remaining high school careers. V A R S I T Y Varsity: R. Ball, K. Pcriord, K. Shaver, H, Kenny, P. Hayes, D. Deyoe, T. Coaches: Coach Sciurba and Coach Kearns Grolley GIRLS BASKETBALL I9K7 JV Cheerleaders: lop, Kristen Hurley. Angela Dowling. Michelle Medick (capiam) Middle, Kim Lathrop. Wendy Russell, Natalie Wood (co-captain) Bottom, Jennifer Moriarta. Christy Petralia Huey. Dewey, and Louie 1987 Varsity Cheerleaders: L-R, Kim Baker. Kathy Gorman (co apiain). Vicki Germain, Chrissy Burke. Michelle Mihaley (captam). Evelyn Magrow, Judy Mihaly, Jackie Deyoe. WRESTLING The S.C.S. Varsity Wrestling team finished the year with a 4-8 record. Senior Paul Johnson had a personal record of 24-4 with 3 first place tournament finishes and 2 second place tournament finishes including a second place in the Section II Class “C” tournament. Senior Jim Weed had a personal record of 18-11 with a second place finish in the Granville Tournament and a 5th place finish in both the Wasaren League Tourney and the Class “C” Sectionals. Wrestling Team: top, J. Weed, T. Nichols, S. Loomis, T. Cottone, P. Johnson, M. Flanders, S. Hall, D. Sherman, J. VanAmum. B.Anderson bottom, J. Durkee, B. Cottone, H. Morris, D. Root 88 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Boys: top, R. Shaver, F. Schwerd, B. Humiston, S. DeLuca. D. Ingram. H. Weathcrwax, J. Barber, T. Brady bottom, L. Drumm, M. Hall, T. DcGregory, M. Hawryz, T. Wood, M, Reynolds SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Girls: top, J. Markres, H. Robbins, C. Hall, K. Humiston, J. Schutz, C. Baldwin. J. Hunt, A. Rose, J. Behrens bot- tom, T. Doherty, K. Jarvis, K. Zujkowski. C. Armenio, M. Manning JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Boys: lop, M. Mihaly, S. Liptak, C. Griffin, B. Haney, S. Fuss, C. Cotrell bottom, B. Ray, B. Dyer, B. Brown, J.DeLuca, B. Schutz, S. Brunson EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Girls: top, J. Brown, R. Peacock, A. Alhiem, J. Kapsa. B. Linen- doll, P. Pendrak, K. Loftis. M. Goodspeed, C. Mitchell, S. Grif- fen bottom, T. Petralia, C, Kelly, T. Jennings HOMECOMING 1986 Homecoming 1986 kicked off on Wednesday when the cowboys and Indians arrived. Thursday, the tacky tourists showed up. Friday, things really got rolling with black and orange and uniform day and the pep rally, highlighted by the announcement of Michele Mihaly as homecoming queen. Michele rode in the parade Saturday, along with original floats made by each class. The game Saturday was a big success as the SCS Mudders defeated Mechanicville’s Red Raiders. The celebrations were topped off by a dance Saturday night. UNDERCLASSMEN 9 8 FRESHMAN Ronald Allen Elizabeth Allyn Christine Baldwin Christopher Barber Karen Barss Audra Berngan C arolyn Bialahoski Shelley Blake Michelle Bodnar David Bowden Kimberlie Briskie Shannon Burch Debbie Burlingham Starra Cahan Tara Capone John CofTingcr Joseph Cook Michael Corsctti Billy Courville Brenda Couture Robert Covell Scott C'randall Jennifer Danaher Jamie M. Darrah Rebecca Defelice Kenneth Deyoe Todd Doherty Angela Dowling Michael Emery Laurie Erskinc Brenda Fitzgerald Kimberly Goodspccd Jody Green Stacie Green Carrie Griffcn Joseph GrifTen Laurie Hammond Michele Hammond Robert Heffner Kevin Herrick Robert Hill Matthew Horsfield Todd Huber Tommie Hurley Christopher Irish Barbara Kowaleski Jodi Lasher Kim Lathrop 94 FRESHMAN Rhonda Lloyd Frank Lomio Patrick Longlon Crystal Lyman Gerard Macica Heather MacNeil Scott Maguire Mary McAllister Jeannette McDonough John McMahon Diane McMillan Crystal Miller Adelbert Moak Jennifer Moriarta Erik Nichols Tara Norton Edward Ormsby April Palmer Tami Parker Bonnie Phillips Patricia Pitts Gregory Porlier Leroy Ramsey Stacey Ramsey Heather Robinson Randy Rousseau Wendy Russell Aubrey Shaw Rosemary Sheldrick David Sherman Jennifer Smith Arthur Sutliff Jeannette Swears Jason Swota Kristin Thomas Tami Tremblay Jade Trombley Christopher T ucker Jeffery Vanamum Glen Vidnansky Scott Waldinger Rebecca Wcatherwax Dana Wells Ricky Whipple Amy Wilson Terry Wolfe Cheryl Zujkowski Jacqueline Zujkowski 95 96 William Austin Robert Bakken Gerald Ball Jennifer Barber Frederick Barss Stacy Bayly Joseph Bazarnick Brian Blanchette Karen Bodnar Kevin Booth Edmund Bressette SOPHOMORES Norman Bnskie Timothy Brunson Samuel Cale Bonnie Carden Sherrie Coleman John Comissiong Cynthia Cook Anthony Cottone Michael Darrah Donald Degarmo Tara Didonna Mary Drew Angehquc Fenton Alyson Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Dean Foster Rebecca Foster Harry Fuller Philip Giroux Christopher Haley Scott Hall Julie Hayes Cynthia Huff Mitchell Humiston Kristen Hurley Mark Jagcntenfl Michael Jennings Joe Kellner Heather Kenney Ralph Knapp Viola Knapp Adam Koval Jennifer Labombard William Lane SOPHOMORES Amy Lasher Jason Lincndoll Randy Linendoll William Loomis Brian Lynch Wayne Manney Ronald Martin Tracey Martin Michael McMahon Michelle Medick Howard Millington Brian Myers Ervin Nash Jeffrey Olney James Parillo Nicholas Paris Christy Petralia Shawn Quinn Kathy Ramsey Amy Renauld Paul Rich Eric Rose William Schwerd Christopher Smith Kim Stiles Dean Stine Tami Taylor Ruth Thomas Donna Thompson Kenneth Thompson Dawn Tollison Tammy Tru ax Chester Urban Terry Vanamum Thomas Vermilyea Daniel Waldron Jason Weed Tony Weils Kirsten Welsh Kimberly White Richard Wikstrom Allen Wood Natalie Wood Tracy Woodcock 97 JUNIORS Bucky Anderson Todd Ashley Frances Baker Kimberly Baker Robin Ball John P. Barber Scott Bennett Heather Blake Edmund Blanchette Lynn Bonesteel Dylan Bowden Eric Boyd Shelly Brenenstuhl Julianne Bruce Kyle Brunell Yvonne Buesing Christina Burke Donald Burlingham Kimberly Cahan Rose Cass Laura Conover Christine Cook Stacey Cooper James Degregory Jacqueline Deyoe John Deyoe Toni Didonna Gwenyth Dixson Amy Doherty Sean Dooley Barney Drumm Michelle Dubrey 98 JUNIORS Jeffrey Ellis Karen Erskinc Kimberly Erskine Robert Fitch Martin Flanders Rawson Gamage Suzanna Gebo Robert Giroux Lisa Glueck Anne Green Wendy Griffen Robert Griffin Todd Harrington Diane Hawrysz Paula Hayes Joan Hurley Richard Jones Michael Kenney Nicole Laclair Scott Lee Stacy Liptak Joanne Litterer Catherine Lomonoco Evelyn Magrow Melinda Manwiller Edward Marble 99 JUNIORS Sharon Peck Joyce Pollock Kellie Periard Neil Porlier Aniesa Purdy Brian Reese Mary Reynolds Camey Robinson Eva Rogers Michael Rogers Jeffery Sails Erika Schmidt Carrie Scott Karen Shaver Meghan Shaw William Slater Jamison Smith David Stacy Kristen Talbot Michael Thomas Virginia Thompson Jeffrey Tollison Robert Vanvoorst Kathleen Veal Glenn Waldingcr William Weatherwax Christopher Weed Trcena Wells Matthew Willson Tammy Wolfe James Woodcock Edward Wurz Melissa Yuschak 100 F.B.L.A.: top, T. McAllister, N. LaClair, H. Robinson, D. Elms, J. Hayes, D. Tollison, T. Wood- cock, D. Jackson. L. Glueck bottom, J. Valentine, J. Hammond, M. Mihaly, J. Mihaly, C. Burke, J. Deyoe, E. Magrow F.F.A.: top, K. Peck, B. Peck, B. Booth, K. Booth, C. Weed, S. Quinn, J. King, J, Weed, R. Gamage bottom, M. Mihaly, P. Hathaway, K. Carr, W. Wood, D. Root, L. Hall, A. Signor The faculty and students at Schuylerville Central would like to congratulate recent graduate Kenneth Macica on receiving the State Star Farmer Award. This is the highest award that any FFA student can achieve in New York State. Ken was selected from the top 3% of FFA students in the state. After the untimely death of his father, Ken chose to take over his family farm and easily met the requirements in the State Star Farmers Application by having worked well over 2,400 man hours in one year and having approximately 45,000 dollars invested. Such an outstanding individual as Ken doesn’t grace our school very often and should not go unrecognized. Our best wishes and best of luck to Ken in his future farming years and with his 40 “udderly beautiful” girls. FRENCH CLUB Cette anhee, beaucoup d’ etudiantes ont participe dans le Club Francais. Iis ont participe dans les diflerenter activites avec en- thousiasme. Nous avons toujours des proiets interessants pour le reste de l'annee. Aussi, nous, les membrcs du Club, volelous souhaiter dc la bonne chance et du succfcs a la classe de 1987, et surtout a nos membres qui partent. Officers French Club President — Mike McMahon Vice President — Tim Brunson Secretary — Karen Bodnar Representative — Jennifer Thompson Treasurer — Shannon Bayly SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club President — Fred Barss Vice President — Wendy Grijfen Este ano fue el principio del club de espanol. Promete ser Treasurer Jennifer Berber una experiencia muy interesante porque los estudiantes Secretary Jenni er Mar res tienen algunas ideas muy brienas. Tenemos ganas de hacer viajes y conocer mejor la vida hispanica. El club de espanol espera que la clase de 1987 tenga mucha suerte y muchos exitos en la vida. Officers 103 FLUTES — R Wakefield, R. Thomas, DIRECTOR — Ms. K. Hopkins S. Green. V. Germain, C. Rciger. K. Barss. K. Cahan. L. Hammond, K. Stiles, L. Hall, D. DeGarmo, S. Burch. M. Shaw, N. Malinoski WOODWINDS — S. Blake, E. Allen, J. Smith, C. Dingman, K. Goodspecd. K. Booth. D. Burlingham. J. Weed. T. Doherty. K Bodnar. N. Wood. T. Grolley. J. Thompson. E. Conover TRUMPETS — S. Waldinger. J. Thomas, E. Nichols, S. Cahan. C. Huff. G. Waldinger, D. Thompson PERCUSSION — D Sherman, J Moriarta. B. Foster, J. Coffinger, M. Reynolds, S. McMahon LOW BRASS — C. Tucker, R. Stewart, T. Weils. J. Parillo. C. Winncy, K. Shaver. W. Markwith. K. Pascale. R. Hefner. C. Moriarta SENIOR CHORUS CHORUS— Y. Buessing. J. Barber. S. Blake, B. Fitzgerald, A. Wilson, R. Thomas. V. Flanders, J. Danahcr. J. Olney. J. Woodcock. S. Coleman, J. Hayes, T. Marten. T. DiDonna, K. Lathrope, T. Tremblay, C. Huff. C. Petralia, N. Wood. A. Lasher, J. Moriarta. D. Corlew. S. Brenenstuhl, M. Reynolds, C. Tucker. D. DeGarmo, R. Stewart, J. MacMahon, J. Thomas. M. MacMahon. K. Cahan, K. Bennett, L. Hammond. J. McDonough. C. J. Zujkowski, S. Burch, J. Smith. K Bodnar. K. White. K. Carr. D. Thompson, B. Weatherwax. K. Stiles. H. Kenney, G. Dixson, C. Downes, C. Moriarta, C. Miller, J. Miller, J. Thompson. H. Mac Neil, L. Hall, S. Bayly JUNIOR BAND CMM NETS: sitting, C. Armenio, K. Jarvis, J. Palmateer, C. Baldwin, C. Burch, J. Mark res. K. Swota, C. Mitchell, T. Petralia, H. Robbins standing, D. Bodnar, J. Barber, J. Millington, J. Cunningham, J. Gamscy, H. Briskic, A. Baird, B. Parker, S. Winters Saxophones and Flutes: top, B. Peck, J. Brown, B. Dyer, C. Hall, K. Nichols, B. Sails, S. GrifTen, M. Goodspeed, J. Pettis bottom, R. Peacock, M. LaMothe, K. Humiston, J. Schulz, B. Schutz Brass: top, J. Behrens, B. Ray, J. Green, D. Duval, P. Bailey, J. Hilpertshauser, T. Wood bottom, J. Duval, M. Hawryz, S. Liptak, G. Gamscy, C. Bailey Percussion:]. Talbot, J. Turcotte, T. Gregoire, M. Reynolds, R. Thompson, T. DeGregory JUNIOR CHORUS Chorus: hack, A. Rose. N Rousseau. M Peters. J. Cunningham. T. Dolton. S. Deyoe. J. Schutz. J Hunt. N. Welsh. C. Baldwin. R. Peacock. T Dunphy. J. Boyce, J. Bierma. H Robbins. G Biggie. C. Hall, D. Bodnar. H. Bnskie. A. Crawshaw. T. Petralia. J. Kapsa. M. Goodspeed. S. GnfTen. C. Mitchell. C. Kelley. A. Lockwood. B. Galcik. C. Sharp. J. Dambrosi. T. Jennings. A. Alheim. T. Doherty. K. Loftis. T Ballentine. P. Wood. J. Jackson middle, D. Corlew, J. Brown. K. Humiston. J Behrens. J. Sicko, T. Hammond. K. Jarvis. K. Zujowski. C. Burch. C. Armenio. P. Pendrak, J. Manning. K. Swota front, S. Mosher. A. Wilbur. S. Winters. D. Root. J. Jennings. G. Parker. M. Zocco. J. Bruno. T Brady. D Duval. H. Moms. J. Talbot. M Rey nolds. B. Dyer. T. DeGegory . J. Duval. P. Bailey . M. HawTyz. R. Thompson. M Mihaly. C. Bailey. H Waetherwa . T. Wood. A. Jagentenfl. J. Jennings. J. Pettis. S Baker. L. Drumm. J. Hilpenshauser. J. Green, K. Nichols. R. Shaver 105 Officers: Shannon Bayly — President, Vicki Germain — Vice-President, Courtney Moriarta — Secretary, Jennifer Thompson — Treasurer Honor Society: top. J. DeGregory, G. Nichols, T. Brunson, K. Peck, B. Peck 2nd. K. Cahan, M. Thomas, M. McMahon, C. Scott, J. Dcyoe 3rd. S. Gebo, S. Bayly front. C. Moriarta, J. Thompson, W. Griffen, J. Zocco, R. Ball S.A.D.D.: top, K. Peck, B. Peck, K. Thompson, S. Green, B. Fitzgerald bottom. J. Thomp- son, S. Bouchard. S. Bayly, C. Petralia, N. Wood, K. Hurley, A. Dowling 106 NEWSPAPER STAFF Newspaper: lop, P. Fitzgerald, P. Hayes, S. Peck, C. Casey, N. Porlier bottom, K. Bennett, E. Aown. C. Winney, J. Zocco, D. Deyoe Library: top, E, Rogers, S. Bouchard. S. Green, B. Fitzgerald, G. Parker, M. Briskie bottom, D. Corlew, M. Ennello, A. Signor, K. Thompson 107 YEARBOOK STAFF Kathy Gorman, Vicki Germain, Jennifer Thompson Shannon Bayly, Samantha Bouchard, Courtney Moriarta, Carolyn Bialahoski, Wendy GrifTen, Lisa Hall, Becky Foster, Sherrie Coleman, Kim Stiles, Vickie Flanders We can’t even stand it! Junior High joins the action . . . Go, Rob. Go! As we graduate and go our separate ways, the seniors on yearbook staff have come up with our own will. We leave: • To the class of 1988, the trials and tribulations of creating a yearbook • To the class of 1989, the fun of preparing for the junior prom • To the class of 1990, the excitement of ordering class jackets and rings • To Mr. Ragazzo, our special thanks for always bearing the burden of our mistakes Don't worry, Mr. R, everything's under control!! We’re not kidding! Thanks for all the class lists! Advisor: Mr. Ragazzo Co-editors: Jennifer Thompson Courtney Moriarta Seniors: Lisa Hall Sports: Shannon Bayly Business Manager: Vicki Germain Ads: Vickie Flanders 7-11: Samantha Bouchard Junior High: Sara Griffen YOU’VE GOT THE SPIRIT? LET’S HEAR IT! Smile Steve, we're supposed to be Santa drinks fruit punch, not egg jolly! nog. PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM A� The Presidential Classroom is a unique experience in which one student from our school participates. This year that student was Sue Gebo. Interested students sign up to be considered, and based on teacher recommendations, the field is narrowed. The final decision is made by Mr. Behrens, Mrs. Jordan, and Mr. Maratto. The student then spends one week of learning about the government, visiting exciting places in Washington D.C. and meeting people from all over the country. The competition begins. pictured, Mr. Behrens, Kathy Gorman, Joyce Pellock, Mr. Maratto, Sue Gebo, Ms. Jordan SHAKESPEARE CONTEST What was sophomore, Becky Foster doing up on stage every day from early February through mid-March? She was making a ittle SCS history of course! After winning the Shakespeare Recitation Contest organized by Mrs. Folmsbee, here at school, Becky began preparing to be our school’s first-ever representative ;o the Greater Albany Area Shakespeare Recitation Competition sponsored by the English Speaking Union of the United States. Becky was an outstanding competitor with her oral interpretation of the diabolical Lady Macbeth. Ill ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 1987 from the Seniors GOOD LUCK UPSTATE MICHELE VETERINARY CLINIC MIHALY Dr. and Mrs. JAMES MANNING APARTMENTS 112 R.D. 1, Box 2378, Schuylerville, N.Y. 12871 DON LARMON (518) 695-3820 STAN BARBFI 113 CLEAN-SWEEP 1. Best Wishes to the Class of'87 From the Wise Shopper Schuylemlle, NY 2. Lepage's Family Pharmacy Inc. Congratulations to the Class of '87 3. Best Wishes to the ( lass of 1987 Dr. William E. C arroll Dr. James L. Danahue 5. Compliments of Stepping Star Dance Studio 584-5133 Saratoga-Schuylerville 6. L. G. Balfour C ompany Best of Luck to the Class of '87 7. Blue Spruce Motel General Store 518-587-3148 8. J.J. Electric — Jim and Kathy Weed C ongratulations to the C lass of '87 9. C ountry Power Products Inc. Mowers • Snow mobiles • 4 W heelers • C hainsaws Hunter Road, Ft. Miller 695-3503 4. Lippy's Yiddie-OH Congratulations to the Class of '87 PATRONS • PATRONS • PATRONS • PATRONS • PATRONS • PATRONS • The Goodie Shop Whitney Calvin, General Contractor Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Baldwin “Good Luck to the Class Of ’87“ “Congratulations Class Of 87“ Ron and Rose Brunson Myles E. Fitzgerald — The Delta Group Ms. Linda Miller “Forever In My Heart Bonnie and Frank Merrill Ronalecand Brian Myers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Drew “Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 87“ Mr. Willard Bruce and Mrs. Cynthia Varney Mrs. Hoerning “Best of Luck to the Class of 87 The Donnelly's “Best of Luck to the Class of 87 Mr. and Mrs. Rosslcy “Best of Luck ' Mr and Mrs. Lou Flanders Sr. “Be the Best and Go For the Good All Through Your Life Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Flanders “May' the Best of Everything in Life Come to the Class of 87“ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flanders “May the Class of 87 Always Achieve Their Goals: Best of Luck! The Computer Math Class “Don’t Flip Your Disk!! Ed and Carol Frail “Best of Luck” “Class of 87 — Give It 100%!!“ Betty Lovett Mr and Mrs. Edward Abeel “May the Best in Life Pass Your Way 114 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Waldinger “Best of Luck to the Class of 87“ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bodnar “Best Wishes Seniors’ Susan and Dean Fassctt Lloyd and Jessie Alviset Midtown Service Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Madison Betty Armenio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce “Good Luck from Diaine Mackresand the Creative Circle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doherty “Best of Luck Class of 87“ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip St. Clair “Good Luck Class of 87“ Rainbow Mobile Homes “Congratulations Class of 87“ Deno Kapsa “Have Fun!! Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shaver “Best Wishes The Nick Nichols Family “Best to All James Sc Carol Miller Vernon Green Bob Lorraine Thompson “ All the days of your life are spent in the company of yourself. An educated person is better company. Harriman John Josie DeGregory “Good Luck to the Class of 1987! Neil Catherine Roberts “Congratulations! Paul and Joyce Galcik Success Happiness in the Future to the Class of 87 Izzy and Sylvia Proller “Best Wishes to the Class of 1987! Peter and Sandra Brenner C ongratulations to the Class of 87! Mr. and Mrs. James Polunci Mr. and Mrs. James Carey Sr. Old Saratoga Reformed Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behrens Joe and Kathy Turcotte Good Luck Michelle The 3 B’s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Good Luck Seniors!” Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venn “C ongratulations and Best Wishes to the Class OF 87 Phil and Linda Griffen Good Luck Seniors! To be successful one should always try' to do better. Donna Mitchell “Good Luck ’ Jr. High Student Council Good Luck Seniors!! Steve O’Brian “Thanks! William Peck Family “Congratulations Bill! Gertrude Hall “Congratulations Class of 87 In Loving Memory of Betty H. Barrett — C lass of 1932 Mrs. Nevins Mr. Jacobson Mrs. Proller Bill and Mary Anne Schulz Good Luck Class of 87 Paul Bovin Good Luck “Twinkle Toes and Pizza Queen! Best Wishes Class ef 87 f rem the SCHLiyLEBVILLE C.S.E.A. Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from Aides Clerical Monitors Cafeteria Custodial T ranspcrtaticn PRO-EDUCATION PEOPLE Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Tid Ctors 1 Eqi npment 1 SPERRV INEW HOLLAI D Kinze Corn Planters Krause Tillage Tools “The Tractor Capital of the Northeast SCHUYLERVILLE LIONS CLUB CAPITAL TRACTOR OF GREENWICH ROUTE 29, R.D. 1, GREENWICH, N Y. 12834 SIGHT CONSERVATION HEARING DRUG AWARENESS PHONE (518)692-9611 Best of Luck — Class of ’87 SchmjLarifilU cAlumni Association. 116 Best Wishes to the Class of 87 LARCH GROVE FARMS from A good bank, a good neighbor: Congratulations From First National First National Bank ot Glens Falls. Offices in Bolton Landing. Glens Falls Granville. Greenwich Hudson Falls Kingsbury. Lake Geo roe Queensbury. Salem. South Glens Falls and Warrensburg Member FDIC • WATER PUMPS MeterTSyeterns. V y ' • WELLS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Compliments of p-TSCHUYLERVIUE . I COMMUNITY THEATER p.o. Boi 1«. Schuylervlllo, N.Y. «� 71 With the gracious cooperation of the Schuylerville Central School system, S.C.T. offers activities which include Trouping Players, a Childrens’ Summer Theater, Workshops in Theater, a fall drama and a spring musical. Jerry and Freda Solomon and Bobby and Theresa D’Andrea Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1987 117 VICTORY SPECIALTY PACKAGING, INC, CLEAR ECHO FARMS Larry and Jean Peck Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Commit Yourself to a goal and Go For IT! DOLLARS $ WORTH Furniture Carpeting WE SELL FOR LESS All National Brands 96 Broad Street Schuylerville, NY 695-6728 Mon.-Fri. 10-7 695-3261 Saturday 10-5 Stevens Thompson Paper Company, Inc. 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Congratulations to the CLASS of '87 CLASS OF 1987 JANET ADAMS JAY ELLIS GUY PARKER PATRICIA ALLEN THOMAS ELLIS KEVIN PECK SIDNEY ALLEN MICHAEL ENNELLO WILLARD PECK ELEANOR AOWN PAMELA FITZGERALD MICHELLE PERREAULT JOHN BARBER PAUL FLANDERS ALAN PHILLIPS SHANNON BAYLY VICTORIA FLANDERS RAYMOND PORTER CARRIE BEAN JOHN FLEWELLING MARK RFNAULD KIMBERLY BENNETT VICKI GERMAIN CHRISTINE RIEGER LAURY BLAKE KATHLEEN GORMAN LORI ROBERTS TERRY BLAKE COLLEEN GRIFFIN STEPHEN ROWE BRYAN BOOTH LYNN GRIFFIN JOSEPH RUFF SAMANTHA BOUCHARD TINAGROLLEY MALCOLM SALLS LINDA BRUNICK LISA HALL KELLY SCHERMERHORN KEITH BUSHY JOELLE HAMMOND TRUDY SCHULTZ JEFFREY CARDEN PATRICIA HATHAWAY CHARLES SHERMAN LISA CARDEN TIMOTHY HAYES JOSEPH SHERMAN KIMBERLY CARR LAURA HUFF ROGER SHERMAN CADMUS CASEY DOLORES JACKSON ANDREW SIGNOR STEPHANIE CHIPERNO MICHAEL JEFFORDS MICHAEL SOBON GORDON CLOTHIER PAUL JOHNSON DEANNA STACY ORIN COMISSIONG ROY JOHNSON LISA STEVENSON EMILY CONOVER JEROLD KELLEHER SUZETTE SULLIVAN JON COOPER JOHN LABOMBARD DAVID THOMPSON DONELLACORLEW STEPHENIE LACOMB JENNIFER THOMPSON VINCENT COTTONE GERALD LINENDOLL JOHN TREMBLAY JAMIE COUNTER JASON LONGTON CARRIE TRUFANT DALE COX LEWIS LOPEZ TAMMY VANETTAN KAREN CRANDALL LEO LYNCH PAULA VIDNANSKY EDWARD CROSS MARK MAHAY TAMMY VIDNANSKY KELLY DARRAH NOREEN MALINOSKI SCOTT WAIT BRUCE DEFELICE KRISTINA MANNING MARK WALDINGER THEODORE DEFELICE KEVIN MARTIN WENDY WARNER LISA DELORIEA VINCENT MCDONOUGH JAMES WEED DEBORAH DEYOE DANIEL MCEACHRON MELISSA WEEKES KIMBERLY DEYOE ROBILEE MCINTYRE VANESSA WHITE ANN DIEHL SHANNON MCMAHON CHARI ES WINNEY EDWARD DIEHL LESLIE MERCHANT MIKE WINSLOW, SEAN DOLTON MICHELE MIHALY STACY WOOD CONNIE DOW CHRISTOPHER MILLER JOHN ZOCCO CRISTEEN DOW THOMAS MILLER DAWN DUBREY COURTNEY MORIARTA BARBARA ELLIS GORDON NYGAARD