Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1967 volume:

one DOLLAR! TOT DRIVING FASTCI WALK ON THI 1 covered bridge in Vermont photo by Winchell In our youth we progress along the path which, in time determines our future. As we go, many obstacles stand in our way. To aid us in our crossing —there is a bridge. Since we do have obstacles to cross in our youth, Scotia-Glenville High School is our bridge. In our four year stay we learn to cope with decisions, people, and life. We leave feeling more complete. fust as we often stop near the end of a bridge to look back—seeing where we have been, to look ahead—trying to see where we will go, and to look down—reflecting and trying to understand our growth, we pause here before going on. We hope this yearbook, the Acropolis 1967, captures the re- flections of this year. The Bridge was built of mass L+ '. ' ’- • - • . - IS E S2SSStfW2 ■SB i v Jri5 « • ? . . • J I � -w ...� • : «--- 5; I � -i -1 WEEREM'y , rv. i '. cn 6 People and Life 7 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty........... Page 11 Seniors ............................. Page 43 Juniors ............................. Page 86 Sophomores........................... Page 103 Freshmen............................. Page 120 Clubs and Activities................. Page 136 Sports .............................. Page 170 Senior Hall of Fame................. Page 203 Senior Record....................... Page 208 Candids ............................ Page 212 Senior Editors...................... Page 216 Patrons ............................ Page 217 Advertisement....................... Page 218 Index .............................. Page 248 8 Acropolis Staff Editor-in-chief Ann Brown LITERARY Carolyn Schwenker editor Allison Ryysylainen Valerie Rodwell Linda Temoshok Nancy Thompson Caroline Vaughan LAYOUT Matthew Thornton editor Chris Angle Liz Bloomer Kathy Bojanowski Donna Houley Katrina Koch ART Nancy Novick editor Rosanne Gilmartin Marie Mahoney James Shook PHOTOGRAPHY Bruce Deck editor Paulette Horvath Clark Williams Mark Walters ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Carolyn Harvey editor Kathy Anderson Kathy Fisher Diana Hayes Judy Martin SENIOR SECTION Mary Jo Ryan co-editor Mary Snapp co-editor Carol Campbell Margaret Karl Diane Makuc Paula Pink UNDERCLASSMEN Kathi Hannan editor Marcia Allen Terry Bojanowski Joy Duci Helene Lehman Sue Martin Jackie Rasso Lynn Tipping ORGANIZATIONS Chris Reid co-editor Debbie Reid co-editor Barbara Hoshko Sandy Settle Brynn Walek SPORTS Sue Wells co-editor Anne Whittredge co-editor Sam Catroppa Bob Galkiewicz FACULTY Mrs. Agness Powers Advisor Mr. John Maryanopolis Mr. Ronald Tersigni Assistant Advisors Mrs. Katherine Fox Business Advisor Mr. James Lockhart Advertising Advisor 9 F acuity '.’i . ■ n ■V . Board of Education Scotia-Glenville Central Schools Mr. Kenneth E. Buhrmaster, Mr. Bert B. McNerney, Mrs. Ruth M. Grenoble, Mr. Norman H. Jones, (seated) Mr. Carl Settle Jr. (president), Mr. Charles S. Van Wormer (vice-president) (left) Mr. Andrew C. Bourke Business Administrator (right) Mr. Stephen E. Perillo Asst. Business Administrator 12 MR. PETER C. VAN DYCK Mr. Van Dyck has been appointed to the Board of Education to complete the term of Dr. Martin, which will expire in May, 1967. MR. WILLIAM H. MARTIN Superintendent of Schools Dr. Miles J. Martin retired this year as a member of the Scotia-Glenville Board of Education after serving as a board member from 1962 until 1966 and as Vice President from 1965 to June 1966. He and Mrs. Martin now live in Washington, D. C, where he is working on a special consultant project for the federal government. 13 DR. MILES J. MARTIN Mr. Donald M Letts Principal His continued interest in sports is illustrated by his affiliation with Section 2 of the New York State Public Athletic Association in which he is a past president and is currently serving the organization as treasurer. Mr. Donald M. Letts, Principal of Scotia-Glenville High School, is a native Scotian. During his high school years his interest in sports was evident when he served as captain of the baseball, basketball, and football teams. He first became quarterback for the football team in his Sophomore year when the coach, faced with a shortage of players, brought up to the bench his manager, Don Letts. 14 Mr. Letts relaxes at his summer cottage at Sacandaga. Mr. Richard J. McGuire Assistant Principal Mr. McGuire ends coaching career with Niskayuna triumph. 1967 ends a decade at Scotia-Glenviile High School for Richard J. McGuire, a period in which he has competently bridged many fields—as a teacher, a coach, and an administrator. This year marks two significant milestones in his Tartan career; the an- nouncement of his retirement from coaching and his appointment as Assistant Principal of the high school. He leaves the coaching post with an enviable overall record of 53 wins, 19 losses and 4 ties. His teams also brought to the school three western Con- ference championships and a perfect season in 1964 when his team went undefeated and untied! This year completes Mr. McGuire’s first full year as Assistant Principal. His capability and enthusiasm in this new position is already helping Scotia-Glenviile High School maintain its tradition of excellence. 15 Secretarial Staff MRS. HELEN JENNINGS Miss Sanders discusses the daily bulletin announcements with Mrs. Smith before morning broadcast. Mrs. Dorothy Pirro and Mrs. Van Heusen MISS JOYCE SANDERS MRS. CATHERINE HURLEY MRS. DOROTHY SMITH 16 MRS. GAYLE VAN HEUSEN MISS JEAN PAYNE MRS. BARBARA RITZ MRS. ELINORE SCHUMACHER Mrs. Dorothy Pirro and Mrs. Van Heusen go over the financial budget. MRS. FLORENCE DEYO (left) MISS JANICE NAPLES (right) Guidance The Guidance and Counseling service is designed to help us, the students, with any questions and problems that might arise during the year. Our Counselors also provide us with the means to know and under- stand ourselves and thereby enable us to make decisions and plans intelligently. MR. DONALD WHITTREDGE Director of Pupil Personnel Services MISS DOROTHY ABRAMS Junior and Senior Girls' Counselor Shown below, Boys’ Guidance Counselor Mr. Harrison and Mr. Moser discuss future plans with Charles Kodesch. 18 MR. ALBERT MOSER Junior and Senior Boys’ Counselor MISS E. MAY SLIGO Sophomore and Freshman Girls’ Counselor MR. JOHN HARRISON Sophomore and Freshman Boys’ Counselor. Right, Katherine Anderson checks college catalogues in the Guidance office. MRS. FLORENCE TUOHY Guidance Secretary 19 English The major goal of our English courses is to help us know ourselves and others better through a study of literature and express our ideas concisely and clearly in speech and writing. At each grade level, the English program is planned to increase competency in writing, reading and speaking. MISS MILDRED PARKINSON English Department Head MR. PETER SISARIO Shakespeare MRS. HOLLY NOLAN Freshman Class Advisor MR. ROBERT ATWOOD Asst. Acropolis Advisor MISS CAROL CIPULLO Drama Club Advisor 20 MR. JOHN MARYANOPOLIS Acropolis Literary Advisor MRS. RUTH BLACK Asst. I.S.E.P. Ad. MR. RONALD TERSIGNI Acropolis Literary Advisor Mrs. Major is inaugurat- ing a new program this year in special education in the High School. Steinbeck? MRS. CATHERINE MAJOR Special Education Teacher MR. THOMAS GILMARTIN Tartan Advisor MRS. ARLENE MOLONY Asst. Drama Club Advisor MR. JOHN STOPERA 21 Social Studies The American way of life has its roots in the past. The comforts we enjoy, the institutions which serve us so well, and the freedoms we cherish are the products of many hands and many minds. If we are to hold on to this priceless heritage, and if we are to solve the problems of today and lead on to further progress, we must have some knowledge of the past. MISS DOROTHY GETTY Department Chairman MISS ELLEN NOLAN The American History Honors class finds that free discussion leads to an under- standing of current world and domestic problems. MR. FRANK PALMER Asst. Student Senate Advisor 22 Senior Government Class absorbed in Quarterly test. MR. JOSEPH KETCHUM Asst. Student Senate Advisor 9 MRS. DONNA RESTON FTA Advisor MRS. AGNESS POWERS Acropolis Advisor Asst. Senior Class Ad. MR. LAURENCE RAINEY Student Senate Advisor MRS. HILDA HASKELL I.S.E.P. Advisor MR. HORACE PEELING Senior Class Advisor MRS. H. JANE WALKER Asst. Drama Club Advisor 23 Library The Library is one of our most valuable tools. Many new books are added each year and with the help of our librarians our work becomes easier and more enjoyable. If one is for- tunate enough to have a study hall, the library offers a pleasant place to relax with a magazine or a book. MRS. IDA OCCHINO Library Department Head A typical day in the Scotia-Glenville Library. MRS. JUNE WALEK Secretary MRS. ALMA McNEIL Librarian MRS. MARTHA WALLENDER Librarian 24 Language A fourth language lab was installed during the Thanksgiving recess. MR. THOMAS CLOHESY Language Department Chairman Our foreign language program is incorporating into its approach the new methods and techniques necessary to teach us not only the basic structure of grammar, but the skills of the written lan- guage and the spoken word. The new electronic classrooms make it possible for us to obtain more practice in listening, as well as more private attention from the teacher through the in- tercommunication system. MRS. LAIMI REYNOLDS Latin Club Advisor MRS. IRMA PEACOR German Club Advisor MR. FRANCESCO CICHELLO MRS. ELAINE RICHARDS French Club Advisor MISS NANCY ALKONIS Asst. I.S.E.P. Advisor 25 Science Living in an age of atomic energy, nuclear energy, missiles, an age with seemingly no bounds, we at Scotia-Glenville High School are trying to understand this world in which we find ourselves. This environment—this live a day world”— becomes closer to realism through our work in the world of Science. MR. WILLIAM SAWYER Department Head MR. ALLEN WELCOME Asst. Key Club Advisor MR. BERNARD KUCZEK Asst. Biology Club Advisor MR. PETER PETRILLOSE Asst. Astronomy Club Advisor 26 Earth Science Lab investigates problems of sea MRS. GAEL HALLENBECK Y-Teens Advisor MRS. ALICE SHAW Biology Club Advisor MR. WESLEY KNAPP Radio Club Advisor MR. DAVID WHEELER Astronomy Club Advisor MR. DAVID PIKUL Key Club Advisor shores, under the direction of Mr. Wheeler. 27 Mathematics Our mathematics preparations go from General Mathematics or Elementary Algebra to such ex- citing subjects as Contemporary Topics or Cal- culus and Analytic Geometry designed for the college bound student. With this all-inclusive preparation each of us can meet our individual needs whether they be personal spending or applications to economics or statistics as a foundation for the study of higher mathematics. MISS MARGARET DICKSON Department Head MRS. MARY O'BRIEN National Honor Society Advisor MR. LEONARD SNYDER Hi-Y Advisor 28 MR. PHILLIP GERLACH Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Causey explains an algebra MR. PETER HUSTON Ski Team Advisor MR. ROBERT LAJEUNESSE Asst. Hi-Y Advisor MR. CECIL ELLITHORPE On Sabbatical Leave MRS. HELEN OLENICZAK Asst. FTA Advisor MR. RICHARD CAUSEY Asst. Booster Club Advisor problem to Tony Marotta. 29 Business Education The purpose of the Business Edu- cation department is to provide for all students: 1— The knowledge of business and economic fundamentals needed by us as part of our general educa- tion. 2— The vocational knowledge and skills needed for beginning em- ployment and for advancement in business. 3— The skills valuable to those students planning on attending col- lege. MISS M. ROUETTE MOCHRIE Business Education Department Head MISS LILLIAN DAVIS Tartan Store MRS. MONICA GRECO Future Business Leaders Advisor 30 MR. JOHN EVANS Tartan Business Advisor MR. JAMES LOCKHART Acropolis Advertising Advisor MRS. KATHERINE FOX Acropolis Business Advisor MISS MARION NARDUZZO Future Data Processors Advisor Music Each year many of us pursue the cultural and enjoyable aspects of music. Music is offered as a curriculum elective approved by the State of New York, and is as well, one of the most active areas for extra-curricular participation. MR. HENRY SULLIVAN On Sabbatical Leave MR. DON PAULSON MR. DARRYL DREW MR. ERNEST HORVATH 32 Art Our art department provides courses in Basic, Advanced, Special Elective Art and Crafts. We learn basic principles of design, applying them to varied media of expression and gain an apprecia- tion and knowledge of art and its history. MRS. MARION SENECHAL Director of Art MR. ANTHONY ONORATO Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Senechal shows some of her students' artwork to Mr. Starsiak. 33 Home Economics MRS. SONJA KLINKOW Homemaking Department Chairman The Home Economics program offers a variety of interesting opportunities for all students. Boys and girls participate in Foods and Social Psychology classes. Other courses include the basics in sewing, general homemaking and interior decoration. MRS. CAROLINE LINDERMUTH Homemaking Club Advisor Asst. I. S. E. P. Advisor David Larson, Jeff Heinen, and Dave Gerlach consult the re- ceipt in Foods Class. Mrs. Klinkow advises Kathy Hannon on sewing techniques while Mary Jo Ryan watches. 34 Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts program offers the students of our high school training in many fundamental skills. In addition to the busy print shop which publishes our Tartan, other popular skills are in carpentry, metal shop and auto mechanics. Driver Education is also taught by qualified I. A. in- structors. Blueprint reading and Mechanical Drawing are two other courses. MR. PHILIP BREMSER Stage Setting MR. WALTER PRYNE Booster Club Advisor Fire Bomb Squad Advisor MR. HARRY SMITH Industrial Arts Driver Education Dept. Head MR. EDWARD STARSIAK Asst. Booster Club Advisor Asst. Fire Bomb Squad Advisor Physical Education For many students who enjoy sports but cannot qualify for varsity teams, the phys. ed. program provides experience in basket- ball, soccer, wrestling, bowling, and other activities. Acquiring an understanding of the rules, of team cooperation, and of fair play are among the lifelong lessons learned in the physical education program. MR. CRAIG HITCHCOCK Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics MR. DOUGLAS McMANUS MR. MICHAEL PALMA Members of a boys’ gym class play volleyball. MISS ADELE BENNETT MISS JACQUELINE WEBB MISS JOSEPHINE WIERZBOWSKA MRS. MARGARET CLARKE Dental Hygiene Teacher MRS. ARLENE IDA School Nurse—Teacher 37 Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Pauline Schneider, School Lunch Manager, goes over the week’s' menu with Mrs. Beck, manager of the high school cafeteria. MRS. MILDRED BARTH MRS. INEZ TYLER MRS. GLADYS MacFEE MRS. ALFREDA HESLER MRS. MARY BECK, Manager MRS. IDA PLEMENIK MRS. JEAN WURZ MRS. CAROL JOAN PETERSON MRS. ROSE PAREENE MRS. PAULINE HOFFERT Service Personnel BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS 1st Row Everert Bunn, Earl Phillips 2nd Row John Rufer, Leonard Dean, George Bowers, Francis Pederson, Orn Baxter, Head Custodian 3rd Row Michael Macejka, William Burnham, James Morrow MR. ALEX WILLIAMS Department Courier Custodian MR. WILFRED MARTIN Receiving Department In Recognition Of Service To The Students Of Scotia-Glenville High School A Christmas bouquet for Miss Mochrie from her Law Class. Miss Parkinson looking over plans for her Hawaiian trip. Mr. J. William Sawyer In June of this year, J. William Sawyer will retire as Head of the Science Department. In teaching, his devotion to the science field is well known but his diversity of interests is recognizable in the various student activities he has sponsored—Science and Photography Club, founder of the Ski Club and one of the first maestro’s of the orchestra. His illustrated travel series of the various trips which he and Mrs. Sawyer have taken offered instruction as well as entertainment to the entire community. With such an interesting background of hobbies, we know that Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer will enjoy a long and happy retirement. 40 Miss M. Rouette Mochrie Devotion to her” department and the entire scope of the Business Education field have kept Miss Mochrie busy throughout her career in Scotia-Glen- ville High School. Retiring in June as head of the Business Education Department, Miss Mochrie has offered her help in all activities from Financial Ad- visor to the Acropolis and Hi-Times to running the Tartan Book Store. In faculty skits, her performances have always delighted the Talent Show audiences. Her quick little steps, her cheery Good Morning” will be missed by students and colleagues alike. Her family, those golf games, Lake Placid, and Caroga Lake will help to fill those days of happy retirement. Miss Mildred Parkinson Creativity, love of the arts and written word best describe Miss Parkinson, who chose to retire this past January as Head of the English Department. Throughout her years at Scotia-GIenville, Miss Park- inson has served in various extra-curricular capacities ranging from Sophomore Class Advisor, Make-up and Publicity Chairman for the Senior Play to Faculty Advisor of the Hi-Times newspaper, Dramatic Club and Creative Writing Group. Hawaii has already welcomed the Parkinson-Dougherty sisters and we know that ahead lies a wonderful world of teaching, travel, gardening, bird watching—and reading. 41 Class of 1967 Mrs. Agness B. Powers, Assistant Advisor Mr. Horace Peeling, Senior Class Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Treasurer, Jeff Heinen; Secretary, Chris Reid; Vice-President, Dave Topka; and President, Gary Fountain. 44 Elvira Agudo Carl A ho Michael J. Albrezzi Marcia Allen Clara Amell Katherine Anderson Christine Angle Nancy Angle 45 Frank E. Archer 46 Charles Beers Mary E. Berning Anna May Best Margaret I. Betts 47 Kathryn Bojanowski Robert E. Bowers Kevin Brady Joan Brostrand Ann Brown 48 Robert C. Brown Terry L. Brown Barbara Buechler Gary Bull Mary Callinan Robert H. Campbell Paul Carboni Carol A. Campbell 49 Patricia Louise Cargile Christopher Carvell David W. Christenson 50 James Carroll George Cervenka Robert Carr 1 James Chase Christine Cieslak Barbara Hoshko, Barbara Kelly, John Mylroie, and Meg Betts talk over the day’s assignment before English class. Edward Collins 51 Michele Clune Carol Civisca 52 David Crampton Mrs. Ida, the school nurse, checks Anne Whittredge's TB test while Mandy Whitehead and Louis Barrington look on. Mark F. Derenthal Kathryn DeNotaris Mary Desmond 54 Patricia Fonda Joyce Downs Louis Farrington Kathryn Fisher Charles Foote David Dolen James Dunbar Joy Duci - Hillary Gauvreau 57 Marcia M. Goddard Mark Godell Maurice Goyette John Good rum Senior chefs Dave Gerlach, Dave Larson, John Mylroie, Barry Groat, and Jeff Heinen try their hand at cooking in the Food Seminar. 58 Donna Gridley David A. Gregorie Robert Allan Griffin Barry S. Groat Bonnie Groat Paul Groncki 59 John Gridley Patricia Grinter Robert W. Hardendorf Carolyn Harvey Jeanie Haver Diana L. Hayes Linda L. Hays Cheryl Haley Linda Gronkowski Jeffrey Heinen Edward R. Henderson Betty Mae Hildreth Robert Hood Philip L. Horstman Barbara Hoshko 61 Linda L. Hille Paul J. Hodges Alan Hummer Pamela Huston Paul Jezierski Deborah Ingles Michael Hyland 62 The three top prize winners in the annual senior class magazine drive for 1967 were John Wagner, Katrina Koch and Bill Steel. Douglas Jones Greg Juwa Melanie Kambeitz 63 John Kerwin Barbara Keefer Barbara Kelly Gary L. Kile 64 Dale Kingsley Thomas Krutz Katrina Koch Pamela A. Kuczek Charles Kodesch Joan LaFalcia Judy Hope Lansing Crystal Lake AnnLee Ledbetter Charles E. Lee Eugene Leffler Helene M. Lehman Patricia Leonard David Lepp 67 Richard M. Lestage John M. Lewis Ilien Marie Lundstrom 68 Charles Martin John Mason Gary McDonough __________________69 Harry J. Martin Judy Martin Daniel McCoy Felix Mazzone Edward McClelland Dorothy Carol Myers John E. Mylroie Kathleen Ann Nagle Linda Moehle David A. Mongillo James Moore Michael Mortensen Peter L. Musler Paula Pink Pamela Pareene Kathleen Penichter Judy Posillico 73 Nancy L. Potter Carl Quinlan John F. Ramsey Sharon M. Pryde Catherine Quinlan Barbara Quinlan Barbara Ramnes Gary Rea 74 Marcia E. Reeves 75 At the Junior Prom, 1966, Bruce Deck and Kris McClennan enjoy themselves while sitting out a dance. Deborah J. Reid Betty Remus Cort Richer Carol Reigert Linda Robinson Valerie Rodwell Raymond L. Rogers Cynthia Rose 76 Awaiting their T. B. shots, Seniors show mixed emotions. Lloyd Ryysylainen Margaret Savidge Mary Jo Ryan Mark Ryan Marguerite Sawicki Rosanne Sawicki Carolyn Schwenker Paul Sefcik James Shook Daniel Shults Joan Skiff Barbara Skinner Michael Smith Mary Snapp Cheryl Smith Senior girls’ soccer team pose after a victorious inter-class competition game. Richard Snively William Steel Lynda C. Strain Peter Strauss Timothy J. Summers 80____________________ James A. Terzian Tai-Chung Ku Linda Sowers Jill Theirl David Topka Sandra Truax Joseph Trumpler Christine Turnbull David Townsend Cheryl Trudell Patricia Turnbull 82 John Wagner Robert Waite Joseph Walsh Brynn Walek David Wanmer Pearl Waterman Susan Wells James Wendover Beverly White David Watson Juniors . V SJl.WVVVi Junior Class Linda Bryke—President Christine Lomini—Vice President Sheryl Lawyer—Secretary Claire Collins—Treasurer Advisor: Mr. Leonard Proschel Chris Schlegel and Dorothy Ross receive their class rings. Class officers: Linda Bryke, Christine Lomini, Sheryl Lawyer and Claire Collins. 88 8:A.M. Sandy Northrop practices cheerleading. Juniors work on a tough assignment. Junior Bill Miller enters school in the morning. Sitting: Sally Seibert, Sandra Strauch, Sandra Settle, Patricia Servera. Standing: Dorothy Ross, Sharyn Steenburgh, Doris Shaw, Norma Smith L. to R.: John Blaise, Robert Barnett, Donald Beers, Jonathan Apps, Sharon Amell, Scott Babcock, Margaret Beebe, Patricia Bolevice 90 Left to Right: Paul Bethka, Lawrance Boord, David Bak, Robert Bjornstedt, Elaine Atwell, Karen Bloodgood, Susan Batzinger Front Row: Valerie Cichy, Veronica Caisse, Kathleen Collins, Jane Carpenter, Nancy Brinkman, Mary Bucchler, Mary Cole. Second Row: Samuel Catroppa, Timothy Collier Front Row: Sharon Benjamin, Judith Angle, Karen Binger, Janet Abraham, Carolyn Bartlette. Back Row: Thomas Beers, Craig Barringer, Thomas Bergeron, Timothy Ball, Jeffrey Baird. 91 Left to Right: Deborah Crandall, Christine Dartt, Susan Dunham, Diana Eckerson, Paul Coville, Mark Douglas, Craig Comstock, James DeLella 1st Row Linda Thompson, Carolyn Thompson, Karen Piorkowski, Linda Walsh. 2nd Row Robert VanFlue, Earl Walts, James Viscusi, Martin Talbot 1st Row Dale Francois, Edgar Falcon, Charles Feathers, Rob- ert Ferguson. 2nd Row Jo- seph Garahan, Steven Garrett, Jeffrey Green. Bonnie Galusha, Lesley Gau- per, Donna Erickson, Gail Glindmyer, Paul Forbes, Steph- en Engle, Larry Fuller, Bruce Gladstone 92 Sitting,: John Heaney, Henry Harden, Patricia Hulse, Betty Houley, Jean Ilnicki. Standing: James Hillman, John Hanna 1st Row: Paul Hill, George Hunt, Jacquelyn Jardine, Barbara Herron, Margaret Henry. 2nd Row: Donald Hogan, William Duncan, Norman Jangro, Wayne Hwaszcz, Charles Ho- ward, Philip Hill 1st Row: Susan McKean, Susan MacCracken, Paula Madej, Joan Malizia. 2nd Row: Thomas McAuley, John Marmaduke, Kenneth Millard, William McGarvey 93 Left to Right: Ellen Weeks, Lynn Wozniak, Donna White, Christine Winkler, Timothy White, Paul Weaver, Rowland Whiteman 1st Row: Charles Leavitt, Clark Williams, Janet Brill- ing, Ronnie Levy, Sally Letts. Standing: Kevin McPartlon 1st Row: Alan Truax, Lynn Andryszcyk, Melanie Mattus. 2nd Row: Paul Lavery, Veronique Chev- augeon 1st Row: Kirk Way, Linda Zabiel- ski, Dannette Wendover, David Wood, Craig Wright. 2nd Row: Seth Wheeler, Clifford Whitehead 1st Row: Linda Temoshok, Diane Wagoner, Kristine Swartz, Diane Truax, Nancy Thompson. 2nd Row: Garry Wagoner, Michael Vollmer, James Sutherland, Mark Waller 1st Row: Deborah Schwartz, Diana Lund- strom, Kristin Schlegel. 2nd Row: Ann Sea- ward, Richard Sarnacki, Michael Lingle, Mich- ael Saville 95 Left to Right: Anthony Dorazio, Carolyn Coolidge, William Duncan, Barbara Daloisio, Claudia Crawford, Douglas Cooper, Diane DiLorenzo, Elaine Crooks, Deborah Duncan, Jane Desmond 1st Row: William Hartman, Dale Hicken, Paul- ette Horvath. 2nd Row: Douglas Hartz, Michael Harvey, Roger Idenden concentrates in Study hall. Kneeling: William Lautenberger, Sit- ting: Sheryl Lawyer, Christine Lomini, Carl Kopp, Jean Kuzma, Linda Loo- m a n . Standing: Thomas Klinkow, Thomas Lees, Kev- in Kelley 97 Left to Right: Gary Brooks, George Bremser, David Ca- ruso, Fred Carpen- ter, Deborah Carvell, Edith Campbell, John Copogna, Kev- in Brady 98 1st Row: Denise Nolin, Mary Quinn, Sandra North- rop, Susan Ochampaugh. 2nd Row: Peter Robinson, Douglas Petroski. 3rd Row: Douglas Olson, Donald Riggs. 4th Row: Wayne Robinson Sitting: Kathleen Sweet, Ann Wassmansdorf, Diana Turek, Caroline Vaughan, Shirley Thompson. Standing: Matthew Thornton, Harold Tay- lor, Jeffrey Stringer, John Neal, Leo Snyder, James Walker 99 First Row: Carl Mueller, Susan Meraner, Marie Mahoney, Wes- ley Martin. Second Row: David MacMillan, Paul Nichols, Wil- liam Miller, Scott MacFee. Below: Left to Right: Marguerite Kloster, Catherine Kerr, Diane Kingsley, Pamela Little, Richard Lund, Janice Lehman, Sandra Langelier, Nancy Kerible, Donald LaPoint. Chemistry absorbs Claire Collins' time. 100 Front Row: Jeanne Frederico, Rosanne Gilmartin, LaDonna Frostbutter, Kathleen Gries, Joan Greulich, Barbara Gerardi, Mar- lene Edmonds, Mary Greulich. Back Row: Harold Fogg, Bruce Glen, William Good- rich, Stephen Gardner. First Row: Kristine McClennan, Mary Mondillo, Robert McKay. Second Row: Arlene Mycek, Joyce Naparty. Third Row: Robert McCumber, Michael McDermott. Phillip Wade operates control board during assembly. Left to Right: Michele Clune, Linda Bryke, Charles Brooks, Claire Collins, Burgess Brier, Sharon Campbell, Alan Burrows. Left to Right: Alan Hamel, Susan Hayman, Spence Hil- burn, Donald Howard. Left to Right: James Martin, Robert Pat- raw, Jeffrey Owen, Henry Mock. 102 Left to Right. Alan Beck, Parker Sherwood, Carol Zabielski, Cass Sandak, Jonathan Burns, Joseph DeCaro, James Bush- nell, Clifford Trautman. Left to Right: Lin- da Seeley, Barbara Shiely, Marilyn Shea, Thomas San- telli, Susan St. Louis, Lenore Rus- selman. Mrs. Mc- Neil, Librarian. Left to Right: Steven Cornwell, Gene Conover, Dawn Crandall, Denise Duane, Whylen Cooper, Robert Cornell, Richard Dresselt, George DeCresce, Robert Cooper. m Left to Right: Ronald Bory- sewicz, John Carter, Terry Bodenstab, Barbara Henderson, Kathy Klages Sherry Lawyer attends classes with a re- minder of that Ski Club trip! Ken Millard guards the hall during lunch hour — Sophomore Class OFFICERS Suzanne Sawada: President Richard Lynch: Vice-President Cornelia Van Dyck: Secretary Denise Baker: Treasurer Mr. Philip Gerlach: Faculty Advisor Left to Right: Denise Baker, Dick Lynch, Cornelia Van Dyck. In Front: Suzanne Sawada Joe Pitts and Dan Powers leave school after wrestling practice. First Row: Michele De- Angelus, Allison Corneau, Donna Cragnolin, Rose- mary' Cremo, Deborah DeCorab. Second Row: Brian Coyne, Bruce Dav- idson, Victor Dercnthal. Left to Right. Wayne Col- lins, Mark Devine, Ernest Conti, Charles Dolbear, Evelyn DiPietro, Jo Ann Czub, Vicki Downs, Di- ane Cooper, Patricia Din- gman. 1st Row: Miriam Lansing, Linda LaCross, Barbara Klock, Diane Krueger, Lynn Kavanaugh. 2nd Row: Thomas Krawczyk, Thomas Kruk, Charles Kelefant, Edward Kelch. Opposite: 1st Row: Sandra Perry, Marilyn Ramnes, Jacqueline Ras- so, Christine Richardson. 2nd Row: Michael Phillips, Lawrence Peder- sen, James Paterson, Henry Ramnes, William Parker. Below: Sidney Sutton, Gary Turn- bull, Walter Sustek, Veronique Chevaugeon, Robin Suppe, Gene Tricozzi. Below: Patricia Serafin, Suzanne Sawada, Allison Ryysylainen, Barbara Roscioli, Patricia Rucinski, Back Row: Robert Strain, James Rogers, John Steadwell, Daryl Smith, Charles Straight. I Oft Left to Right: Cheryl Jandro, Teresa Goyette, Gail Girvin, Susan Groncki, Gladys Jette, John Henry, George Hyson, Kevin Holden Francis Hamilton and Peter Guare. Below: 1st Row. Top to Bottom: Barbara Senn, Christina Cevera, Cynthia Noble. 2nd Row: Patricia Liedkie, Margar- et Sims, Donald Peckham, Martha Smith, Kathleen Boord 109 Below: First Row: Christine Dunham, Sally Gillette, Susan Eigabroadt. Second Row: Mark Ergmann, John Duci, Frank- lin Gelber, Michael Gardner. First Row: Susan Martin, Claudia Nichols, Sheila Merz, Kath- leen Mastro. Second Row: Gerald Moskal, Joseph Mondillo. Third Row: Richard O'Brien, Gary Myatt. Front Row: Claire Devine, Lynn Decker, Katherine Conover, Shar- lene Droms, Carol Denham, Janet Denham. Second Row: Mark De- Luke, William Dignon. First Row: Victoria Dziadul, Me- linda Gauvreau, Colleen Gibbons, Linda Frey. Second Row: Robert Gardiner, Archille Godbout, James Gardner. Left to Right: Thomas Carroll, James Brown, Ralph Busto, John Ciancetta, John Clear}', Dana Brown, Cheryl Christensen, Vickie Bryce. First Row: Sally Mabee, Brenda Leffler, Second Row: Carol Margas, Ann Marma- duke, Thomas Lansing. Third Row: Daniel Mackey, Michael Martin, Daniel Larson. Left to Right: 1st Row: Jill Baumgart- ner, Karen Black- burn, Wendy Bar- riere, Vladia Bon- iewski, Nancy Bar- barulo. Second Row: Gordon Blowers, Robert Babin, Leon- ard Bishop. Left to Right: Da- vid Benedict, Don- ald Atwell, Harold Blase, Richard Balch, Chester Boniewski, Barbara Anderson, Laura Bloodgood, Margo Beard. Left to Right: Eliz- abeth Bloomer,. Pam- ela Amell, Charles Benson, Denise Baker, Theresa Bojanowski, David Bianchi, Ruth Biscossi. I 12 Sitting: Sharon Greene, Cheryl Hill, Robert Izzo, Barbara Ha- ver, Jacquelyn Hout. Standing: Ronald Hickman, David Hwas- zuz, Paul Ivonelli, Martin Gregor. Sitting: Gail Willey, Sherry Zielinski. Standing: James Zeppieri, Gregory Young, Dar- la Walek, David Viscusi, Nancy Whitehead, Lois War- ner, Bruce Wurz. Sitting: Pamela White, Linda Wiesinger, Kathy Wellington. Standing: Raymond Westfall, Gary Bechard, Peter Weise, Thomas Zaleski, Stanley Wood, Gale Wetmore. 113 First Row: Vivian Layman, Phyllis LaPlante, Gretchen Leffler, Diane Lawyer. Sec- ond Row: Paul Low, Joseph Martin, Timothy Lamed, Third Row: Charles Maddaus, Charles Leader, David Kiddel, Fred Lapan. Left to Right: Philip Preddice, Paul Peterson, Lee Perry, Paula Pryce, Sharon Quick, Marie Pidgeon. First Row: Desiree Norling, Doreen Oathout, Kathleen Mc- Grath, Mary McClelland. Second Row: William Mclver, Robert Mortensen. Third Row: Kurt Miller, Paul Martin, Denis Mourad. I 14 1st Row: June Harden- dorf, Claudia Heinen, Mary Ellen Branwell, Lin- da Graham, 2nd Row: Mark Hille, James Hum- mer, Randolph Timm, Gary Hull, Mark Legere Left to Right: Daniel Taylor, Cornelia Van Dyck, Marie Gugluizza, Cheryl Beaton, Colleen Collins, Judy Thelin, Lynn Tipping, Barbara Haushalter. 1st Row: Celia Garrett, Susan Gifford, Judy Fac- ci. 2nd Row: Paul Evans, Paul Fertal, John Gauger, Carl Farrington I ic Front Row: Kristine Steubing, Martha Schut, Darla Smith, Sue Serafin Back Row: William Sny- der, Robert Sprague, Malcolm Simmons. Left to Right: Melinda Uttberg, Arthur Thompson, Michael Tiemann, Charles Tately, John Taeusch, Sharon Vedder, Eric Utermark. Left to Right: Robert Chambers, Roberta Clapper, Kevin Brown, Paul Church, Gayle Bull, Russell Brooks, Anne Burke, Daniel Borudeau, Gina Carboni. First Row: Patricia Ryan, Linda Sebum, Jo Marie Russo, Jan Sabatell, Pam- ela Smith, Teresa Shiely. Second Row: Cathy Sloc- omb, James Stevens, Joy- belle Shapnek. Left to Right: Linda Verhagen, John Witowski, David Wright, Madeline Winkler, Peter Vonie, John Wells. Left to Right: William Brown, Sharon Cole, Stafford Branch, Karen Boscherini, Warren Buckland, Andrea Bordwell, Neil Brem- ser, Arleen Chlopecki. 117 Left to Right: Jane Van Heu- sen, Claudia Tooley, Sandra Van Natten, Kenneth Topka, Claudia Truran, John Urys. Opposite: First Row: Kathy Myers, Patricia Martinec, Carol Oathout, Karen Milmore. Second Row: Albert Moser, Rob- ert Ogonowski. Third Row: James O’Malley, Timothy Mc- Neil. First Row: Deborah Leavitt, Gail Longe, Karen Lehman, Andrea Loft. Second Row: Richard Lynch, Thorman Male, Thomas MacMillan, Robert Mahoney. Front: Karen Kerwin, Sherry Keene, Sharon Keith, Raymond Knaggs. 2nd Row: Margaret Kerr, Nancy Laing, Michael Kenny. Back: Roger Krutz, Wayne Kline, James Kelly, Keith Johnson, Steven Joyner. Front: Michelle Krone, Katherine Kuczek, Cheryl Kir- chofer. Back: Brad- ford Jason, William Kimball, Charlotte Keefer, Mark Kin- ney, Richard Keene Front: Susan Pe- done, Lynnette Pro- vost, Sandra Paw- lowski, Carla Per- rone. Back: Bruce Riddell, Joseph Pitts, Daniel Pow- ers, Christopher Ramsey I 10 Freshmen Class Eric Stevens—President Gary Bishop—Vice President Claudia McDermott—Secretary Pam McCartle—Treasurer Advisor: Mrs. Holly Nolan Class Officers: Claudia McDermott, Pam McCartle, Eric Stevens, Gary Bishop Front: Florence DeLaney, Pa- tricia Ellsworth. Back: Gay Fellows, Kerry Falcon, Ray- mond Edmonds, Patsy Farone, Theodore DeCaro. Front: Dawn Engert, Patricia Desmond,. Darlene Diamond. Back: Linda Filimon, Daniel DeLong, Kenneth Denham, Brad Dunster, Frederick Dufel. Left to Right: Susan Macin- tosh, Pamela Grinter, Julie Hewitt. I?? Front Row: Denise Hartman, Ann Hoskinson, Nadine Jackson, Dale Hunt, Bonnie Hartman. Back Row: Michael Helms, Jeffrey Ingles, Ar- thur Janetsky, Edward Hurley, John Hannum. Front Row: Margaret Gugliuzza, Suzanne Frederick, Sandra Guynup, Nan Gminski. Second Row: David Gionet, Curtis Fordham. Back Row: Clyde France, Dean Forst. Front: Deborah Deboer, Kristen Deck, Kathy Gower, Chris- tine Hagen. Back Row: Peter Govus, James Hale, Charles Gelber, Robert Grenoble. 123 Left to Right: Sarah Shires, Nancy Pohl, Bon- nie Scholz, Karen Shields, Scott Silva, David Sank- owski, Garry Quick. Left to Right: Susan Pro- vost, Charlene Simmons, Victoria Russo, Michele Ri££, Mark Stern, Wil- liam Seburn, Donald Snively, Anthony Sacco. Left to Right: Joyce Smith, Nancy Romph, Deborah Rhodes, Donna Schmidt, David Pohl, Richard Pelletier, Donald Rafferty, David Staple- ton. 124 Back Row: Charles Waterman, Keith Weller, Thomas Strenk, Allen Trevett, John Zywicki, Michael Stringer, Front Row: Rita Sustek, Heidi Wukits, Donna Urban- ski, Lynn Wanmer, Ann Street, Carolyn Wilson, Karen Verruto. Back Row: Eric Stevens, William Switts, Mark Walter, Philip Terzian, William Theirl. Front Row: Shirley Stone, Linda Vernon, Judy Vernon, Susan Yager, Bonnie Truax, Michelle Wright. 1st Row: Sharon Sperbeck, Patricia Preston, Christine Sitts, Pamela Petelchuk. 2nd Row: David Ringwalt, John Pytlovany, William Schmidt. t 125 Above: L to R: Nancy Weller, Nancy Wink- ler, Debbie Stone, Barbara Wood, Joy Strain, John Streeter, David Wallace, David Temo- shok, Terry Topka, Kelly Walker 1st Row: L to R: James Czub, Paul Cornell, Thomas Cornell. 2nd Row: David Daniels, Douglas Dahlhauser, Marshall Cole, Joseph Curcio L to R: Christine Dalessandro, Karen Danyla, Gary Cotterell, Jon Crandall, Patricia Collins, Eileen Coyne, Dorothy Collins, Daniel Cullen 126 First Row: Martha Kinne, Beth Myers, Shirley Kim- ball, Cynthia LeBeau, Pamela Lehman, Wendy LaBahn. Second Row: Richard Kernan, John Lees, Paul Lefebvre. First Row: Mary Consaul, Barbara Cooke, Leslie Cummings. 2nd Row: William Clark, Brian Crawford, Wayne Coop- er, Samuel Coppola, Thomas Cole, John Cole, Dale Coville, Jonathan Cole 1st Row: Claudia McCarthy, Susan Looman, Cynthia Lockwood, Timothy Martin. Second Row: James Lomini, Brian Linton, William Ludke, George Keohan, Ralph Lewis. 127 L to R: Koran Casey, Jane Casapullo, Jacque- line Carter, Joanne Bloomer, Allison Car- penter, John Brennan, Joseph Civisca, Ronny Brooks’, Thomas Clancy. Above: L to R: Lorraine Copogna, Diana Bovina, Linda Brinkman, Kathy Lee Bushnell, Edward Caisse, Richard Carhidi, Mark Carter, Kirk Carter, James Boss. Right: Timothy Pooler, Gilford Powers, Michael Pedone, Donna Seaward, Judith Scott, Kathy Sav- age. I9Q Left to Right: Mark Try- nizewski, Joseph Walsh, Mary Ulrich, Becky Ver- heide, Katrina VanDyck, Ladon Vedder, Cheryl Stewart, Robert Visco, Joseph Zeglen, Dennis Voigt. Left to Right: Edward Bryke, Mary Brown, Michael Bojanowski, James Broland, Michael Briggs, Denise Bowen, Laureen Campbell. First Row: Gwendolyn Sawicki, Deborah Rose, Christina Rideout, Betsy Schwenker. Second Row: Ramon Skiff, Douglas Pauzc, Michael Powers, Jeffrey Reynolds. 129 Left to Right: David Mooney, David Morgan, Linda O’Neill, Dennis Mycek; Barbara Mickle First Row: Eileen Camp- bell, Marilyn Keohan, Ruby Doran, Second Row: Kenneth Askew, Gary McKay, Calvin Phillips Left to Right: Robert Newhouse, Laura Miller, Benjamin Myers, John Nicoll, Claudia McDer- mott, Paul Ogilvie Left to Right: Denise Morrette, David Millard, Daniel Nagle, Ann No- vick, Michael Pahl, Chris- topher Owen, Cheryl Newton, Marianne Mc- Clary. 1st Row: (lejt to right) C h r i s t i n e McCumber, Cynthia Olson, Karen McCombie, Linda Olsen 2nd Row: (L to R) Doug- las Nowlin, John Nel- son, James McGuire, Rob- ert Palombo, Lynn Mun- ger. 131 Fro fit Row: Eileen Livingston, Christine Mazzone, Pamela McCardle, Sharon MacFee. Back Row: Randy Marek, James Mango, George Ma- honey, Anthony Ma- rotta, Armand Mas- troianni. Front Row: Linda Krutz, Deborah Komoroske, Linda Langdon, Kathy Lestage, Diane LaFalcia. Back Row: William Lehman, David Kiszkiel, Rick Kohl, Richard Kietlinski, Paul Kurowski. Front Row: Julia Koehler, Elizabeth Koehler, Christine Leishman, Christine Kerwin. Back Row: Robert Lee, Roy Kline, George La- Rue, Mark Lemieux, Gary Kramer. 132 Front Row: Patricia McCauley, Carol Maynard, Kathleen Mof- fett. Back Row: George Ma- lizia, John MacArthur, Her- bert Male, Charles Mayer, Wil- liam Mabee. Above: Front Row: Rosemary Kenny, Sue Hyson, Nancy Isa- bella. Second Row: Paul Kacymarek, Michael Cnisse. Third Row: David Harrison, George Jackson. Below: First Row: Diane Gardner, Jill Finch, Nancy Galusha, Christine Grandshaw, Marilyn Gifford. 2nd Row: Almon Fland- ers, Gerald Graham. 3rd Row: John Godin, William Forst, Bruce Hamm. 133 Left to Right: Bruce Aus- pelmyer, James Bewley, Carol Bak, David Bar- ton, Marion Blatz, Gary Bishop, Patricia Balch, Michael Beson, Claudia Babcock Left to Right: James Belkap, James Blaise, Ellen Berning, Wayne Austin, Nichola An- thony, Charles Aunchman, Charmaine Baldasare, Bruce Bethka Left to Right: Kathleen Bergeron, Michele Beau- lieu, Gloria Blick, Mary Lee Blauel, David Bailey, Karl Barta 134 Left to Right: Debra Aldrich, Karen Benny, Raymond Belch- er, Karen Blase, Wendy At- well, Michael Apps, Susan Angle Daniel DeAmour Corrine Chevaugeon First Row: Roberta Favant, Michele Duane, Claudia Babcock, Glenda Dopp. Second Row: Richard Giaminelli, James Hogan, Charles Dartt, John Hartley, Holley Ferris, Fred DeNovio, Keith De- Luke, Mitchell Draina. 135 isni« . scona-c;iij vii.lk Music Department CONCERT SERIES I Ik .11 St 11 H 1 l 11 K 1 I 1 'V 1 K 1 |1|V|MII|N II IlHII'M Tl ||M nii'.ll l ll K 1 1 iKiTiTT IU i 1 Mill Nil r m 1- M ' XTIOKAI M Vs 11 ls i 'Kks 1 o i i iTT 1 1 IlKl ; 00 r M —TTs iii sik i osTiuV MANi II In Him I' M f r.sTfU H'1 IVMKl Ml 'N1 M iYm'i MM in 1 Ii' 1' V M 1 Ml 1 i S m l 11 s'T'i a’i MW r t o v M s| 1 1 'M V Ki I 11� 'K M II • 11 l MM 1 : III f M ( oil 1(1 V ill Ik 11H Ihu III' w I� .. III.Ms III, k lo His ri'C ' International Student Exchange Program The I.S.E.P. program achieves understanding and friendship with other peoples through its participation in the American Field Service and Experiment in Living programs. Our student this year under the AFS program is Marcia Goddard from Barbados. OFFICERS: President—Barry Groat Secretary—Carol Reigert Vice President—Margaret Savidge Treasurer—Sandy Nelson Social Chairman—Lenore Russelman 1st Row: Mrs. Haskell (Advisor), Cathy Quinlan, Margaret Savidge, Sandy Nel- son, Donna Olson, and Mrs. Lindermuth (Assistant Advisor). 2nd Row: Ann Brown, Sharon Pryde, Barb Quinlan, Linda Strain, Carolyn Schwenker, Paula Pink, Linda Moehle, Carol Campbell, Marcia Allen. Our Exchange Student, Marcia Mouse Goddard, enjoys pizza at a basketball game. 1st Row: Peggy Henry, Carolyn Coolidge, Chris Richardson, Denise Baker, Susanne Sawada, Pam White. 2nd Row: Ronnie Levy, Sue Ochampaugh, Rosanne Gilmartin, Sharon Benjamin, Lenore Russelman, Shelley DeAngelus, Gail Longe, Cornelia Van Dyck, Kate Van Dyck. 3rd Row: Dave Wood, Claire Collins, Chris Lomini, Chris Winkler, Allison Ryysylainen, Matt Thornton, Mike Harvey, Allison Corneau, Joe Pitts. 138 Latin Club OFFICERS: President: James Terzian Secretary: Margaret Karl Treasurer: Paul Forbes Program Chairman: Thomas McAuley Mary Jo Ryao and Sue Meraner make hats for Latin Club party. Latin Club at a birthday celebration. 1st Row: Tom McAuley, Ronnie Levy, Jim Terzian (pres.), Mrs. Reynolds (Advisor). 2nd Row: Sue Meraner, Mary Jo Ryan, Doug Olson, Meg Betts, Donna White, Paul Forbes (Treas.), and Bob Van Flue. Home Economics Club OFFICERS: President: Jean Kuzma Secretary: Nancy Laing Treasurer: Norma Smith Home Economics Club poses for a picture before preparing a meal Mrs. Lindermuth (Advisor), Jackie Jardine, Linda Seeley, Mary Rooney, Norma Smith, Nancy Laing, Jean Kuzma, and Beth Myers. 139 Astronomy Club The star formations and various other phe- nomena enthusiasts who, through their use of the Maxwell Observatory, aim to foster interest in the science of astronomy. OFFICERS: President—Bruce Deck Vice-President—Ken Topka Secretary-Treasurer—William Snyder Maxwell Observatory at dusk. provide the raw material for these John Streeter and Jim Zeppieri sighting on the moon. Mr. Wheeler, Advisor 1st Row: Ken Topka, Mark Kinney, Barbara Herron, Marilyn Zatt, Bill Mc- Iver, Mark Walter. 2nd Row: John Gauger, Peter Vaughan, Jeff Reynolds, David Bak, Jimmy Zeppieri, Carl Ped- ersen. 3rd Row: Tom McMillan, Mike Bojanowski, Seth Wheeler, John Street- er, William Snyder, Bill Hartman, and Mr. Wheeler. m Biology Club OFFICERS: President—David Larson Vice-President—Robert McCumber Secretary—Chris Winkler Treasurer—Pete Vaughan Biology Club has a large and active membership. Varied in its activities, from the care of the school patio to a spring picnic, the club also takes annual trips to the Bender Labora- tory and to the Museum of Natural History in New York City. Biology Club members engrossed in a dissection. Underclassmen pose with Dave Larson (president). (extreme right) Upperclassmen of Biology Club pose with Mrs. Shaw (Advisor), (far right.) 141 Tartan Staff The Tartan, Scotia-Glenville High School’s newspaper is eagerly awaited each month. The coverage is wide from sports to interviews with school personalities. Of special interest is the annual Senior Issue. Car- toons, critical commentaries and humorous features supplement the news. 1st Row.' Cindy Rose, Carolyn Schwenkcr, Kathy Hannan, 2nd Row: Carolyn Harvey, Roseann Gilmartin, Margaret Karl. 3rd Row: Judy Martin, Mary Desmond, Bev Huge- rich, Chuck Mango. 4th Row: Jim Zeppieri, Valerie Rodwell, Allison Ryysylainen Mr. John Evans, (Tartan Business Advisor), checks details with Linda Walsh, and Lynn Woz- niak. Advisor, Mr. Thomas Gilmartin, talks with editor- in-chief, Mary Jo Ryan and assistant editor John Good rum. Tartan-Acropolis Homeroom Representatives pose with Mrs. Fox, (left), advisor 142 Acropolis Staff Assistants This year the Acropolis is initiating an apprenticeship system for underclassmen. Underclassmen desirous of be- coming editors in their Senior year work in various capacities. They will then begin putting their talents to work by editing the Annual Supplement. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS 1st Row: Clark Williams, Rosanne Gilmartin, Nancy Thompson, Caroline Vaughan, Allison Ryysylainen, and Sam Catroppa. 2nd Row: Linda Temo- shok, Sandy Settle, and Ellen Weeks. BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF 1st Row: Diana Hayes, Chris Angle, Pam Little. 2nd Row: Mrs. Fox (Advisor), Kathy Gries, Christine Me Cumber. 1st Row: Trina Koch, Jill Theirl, Brynn Walek, Joy Duci, Debby DeCorah. 2nd Carolyn Schwenker—Tired Editor. Row: George Cervenka, Ed. Kelch, Mr. Lockhart (Advisor), Bob Waite, Mary Mondillo, and Linda Robinson 143 Audio-Visual 1st Row: Billie Mabee, Greg Young, Clark Williams, Jim Broland, 2nd Row: Mr. Onorato, Ad- visor, Sandy Truax, Calvin Phillips, Ken Askew, William Brown, Ray Westfall, Paul Low, Bill Kimball, Dave Viscusi, and Dirck Van Eps. Stage Crew Left to Right: Phil Wade, Tim Collier, Steve Garrett, Bruce Deck, Clark Williams, Skip Sherwood, Wayne Austin. ui Clark Williams and Dave Viscusi preview a film for A-V. Future Data Processors Miss Marion Narduzzo, ADVISOR Boarding the bus for the weekly trip to Albany. First Row: Jane Carpenter, Nancy Kerible, Norma Smith, Betty Houley, Sherry Oathout, Sherry Prahl, Pat Grinter, Linda Gronkowski, Dot Myers, Bob Waite. Second Row: Bonnie Groat, Barbara Romph, Diane Kingsley, Linda Usimaki, Doris Shaw, Ann Ledbetter, John Hanna, John Ramsey Future Nurses Of America Mrs. Arlene Ida, ADVISOR Mrs. Ida (Advisor) checks the weight of Kathy O’Donnell. Left to Right: Sue Groncki, Kathy Blatz, Chris Hagen, Pat Fonda, Phyllis LaPlante, Bon- nie Hartman, Sharon MacFee, Phyllis Light. 145 Band DIRECTOR: Mr. Don Paulson President: William Wilson Vice-President: Edward McClelland Secretary: Kathleen Blatz Treasurer: John Wagner Historian: Carolyn Schwenker 1st Row: Peggy Henry, Darla Smith, Ann Brown, Pamela White. 2nd Row: Dana Brown, Laureen Campbell, Kristine Steubing, Pamela Lehman r Paulson and Bill Wilson run over trom- bone selection before practice. 1st Row: Sally Gillette, Sharon Campbell, Stanley Wood, Marilyn Zatt, Kathy Blatz. 2nd Row: David Ringwall, Wayne Cooper, Roger Paul, Joseph Martin, Carolyn Schwenker, Deborah Deboer, Linda Robinson, Charles Mayer, Joanne Bloomer, Brian Crawford 1st Row: Thomas Hughes, Carl Kopp, Thomas MacMillan, Carol Zabielski. 2nd Row: John Gauger, Whylen Cooper, Douglas Olson 146 1st Roiv: Mary Brown, James Kelly, Roger Krutz, Erik VanDerBogart, 2nd Row: John Steadwell, Linda Krutz, Paul Martin, David MacMillan, John Blaise, Thomas Zaleski, Barbara Herron 1st Row: Dale Francois, Phillip Wade, David Harrison, Paul Oglivie, William Wilson. 2nd Row: William Lauten- berger, Carl Pederson, Alan Beck, Ed- ward McClelland, John Hanna, Gilford Powers, Albert Moser 1st Row: Kathy Nagle, Ste- ven Garrett, Gay Fellows, Parker Sherwood, Spencer Hilburn, James Boss, John Wagner, Gale Wetmore, Peter Govus 147 Scotia-Glenville High School Pep Band Orchestra DIRECTOR: Mr. Ernest Horvath Dave Harrison and Mark Walter practice for a future concert Mr. Horvath at first period rehearsal of orchestra. First Row: Cindy LeBeau, Linda Temoshok, Susan McKean, Diane Di Lorenzo, Bill Steel, Marion Blatz. Second Row: Barbara Haver, Patricia Rucinski, Vladia Boniewski, James Shook, Claudia Tooley, Matthew Thornton, Allison Ryysylainen, Cornelia Van Dyck 148 1st Row: Eileen Livingston, Sharon Pryde, Barbara Kelly, Florence DeLaney, Shirley Stone, Charmaine Baldasare. 2nd Row: Bob Grenoble, Debbie Komoraski, Brian Linton, Barbara Wood, Bill Switts, Linda O'Neil, Mark Walter, Sharon Sperbeck. 1st Row: Carol Topka, Linda Langdon, Cindi Olson, Martha Schut. 2nd Row: Lee Cummings, Philip Preddice, Sharon Quick, Judy Scott. 1st Row: Robert Lee, Frank Gelber, David Harrison. 2nd Row: Nichola Anthony, Caro- line Vaughan, Alan Beck, Donna Houley, Paulette Horvath, Kathy Savage. 149 Chorus DIRECTOR: Mr. Darryl Drew SOPRANOS x.mMIMliMMt ALTOS TENORS BASSES Choralaires DIRECTOR: Mr. Carl Steubing President: Robert Galkiewicz Business Manager: Robert Bowers Secretary: Carol Campbell Historian: Carol Zabielski Librarian: Christina Angle Mr. Steubing, Bob Galkiewicz, and Bob Bowers dis- cuss annual chocolate sale. First Row: Barbara Haver, Skip Sherwood, Diana Eckerson, Carl Mueller, Jackie Rasso. Second Row: Donna Houley, Steve Garrett, Carol Zabielski, Paul Hodges, Meg Betts. Third Row: Susan McKean, Bob Bowers, Sandra Northrup, Ken Millard, Sheila Merz, Fourth Row: Marlene Edmonds, Tim Collier, Chris Turnbull, Gary Fountain, Carol Campbell First Row: Carol Thompson, Jim Sutherland, Ann Brown, Jim O’Malley. Second Row: Darla Smith, Dale Francois, Eileen Lundstrom, Phil Preddice. Third Row: Sally Gillette, Ed McClelland, Sharon Benjamin, Phil Wade. Fourth Row: Anne Whittredge, Alan Beck, Margaret Savidge, John Blaise First Row: Steve Gardner, Diana Hayes, John Wagner, Kris McClennan, Dick Snively. Second Row: Bob Galkiewicz, Denise Nolin, Stan Wood, Cheryl Smith, Bill Steel, Linda Verruto. Third Row: Bob Bowers, Carol Riegert, Marcia God- dard, Bob Olson, Chris Angle. Fourth Row: David MacMillan, Lenore Russelman, Paul Mar- tin, Ann Seaward, Tom Klinkow, Sandy Strauch 151 Guidance Assistants Left to Right: Marlene Voight, Marilyn Shea, Brynn Walek, and Barbara Henderson. Library Assistants 1st Row: Kathy Bushnell, Kathy Moffett, Linda O’Neill, Carol Oathout, Joan Malizia, Sue Frederick. 2nd Row: Mrs. McNeil, advisor, Don Snively, Joe Jette, Claudia Tooley. Missing from picture: Doug Pauze, Bruce Auspelmyer, Doug Dahlhauser, Barbara Romph Office Assistants 1st Row: Pat Grinter, Charlene Simmons, Ann Ledbetter. 2nd Row: Betty Hildreth, Patti Rucinski, 3rd Row: Ann Hoskinson, Barbara Romph, Joyce Naparty, Linda Thompson, Chris Winkler, Veronica Caisse, and Dawn Crandall. Health Office Assistants 153 Booster Club In spite of attempts to thwart it, the Boost- er Club bonfire, symbolic of the fiery Tartan spirit, played host to hundreds of gridiron fans prior to the Niskayuna game. Its suc- cess paralleled a 2 pt. victory the following day. The bonfire is only one of its many activities to boost school spirit. Its members operate concession stands during the games, make posters announcing all upcoming Tar- tan games, meets, and matches and are al- ways on hand to cheer the team to victory. The membership is as varied as it is large— composed of upperclassmen, underclassmen, cheerleaders, and team members. 1st Row: Mr. Pryne (Advisor), Bev Hugherich (pres.), Valerie Rodwell (vice pres.), Jane Carpenter (treas.), Mr. Starsiak (Assistant Advisor). 2nd Row: Sue Wells (sec.), Gail Glindmyer (publicity chairman). Cathy Quinlan and Sandy Nelson hang a newly painted sign. Kathy Bojanowski sells popcorn to young customers as Donna Olsen, Marcia Allen, and Paula Pink look Terry Bojanowski, Terry Goyette and Tom McAuley paint signs in the shop. Varsity Club Charles Lee, Jeff Heinen, Rob Beers, and Chris Winkler check coats at a basketball game. 1st Row: John Blaise, Tom Beers, Tom Bergeron, Jim Sutherland, Toot- sie Henderson, Sue Ochampaugh, Mr. Hitchcock (Advisor) 2nd Row: Larry Fuller, Bob Barnett, Dale Francois, Dan Larson 3rd Row: Tom Santilli, Alan Burrows, Mike Savillc, Lcn Cooper, Dan Whiteman. 4th Row: Gary Brooks, Paul Forbes, Jeff Baird, Carl Quinlan, Dick Dresselt OFFICERS: President: Bob Bowers Secretary-Treasurer: Dave Gerlach Fall Chairman: Jeff Heinen Winter Chairman: Doug Jones ADVISOR: Mr. Hitchcock Varsity Club membership is attained by athletes who have earned a letter in a sport. Though in the past, it has been a completely masculine group, this year girls have begun to infiltrate its ranks. Under the direction of Bob Bowers, the club has been active in selling tickets and programs for games, sponsoring the coat- check, and other activities related to the school’s athletic program. 1st Row: Bob Brown, Doug Jones, 2nd Row: Pete Musler, Bob Bowers, Charles Lee, Bill Steel, Dick Nelson, Greg Juwa, 3rd Row: John Leitzke, Dave Gregoire, Chris Carvell. 4th Row: Dave York, Skip Goyette, Ray Rogers. 5th Row: Tom Coulson, Jeff Heinen, Dick Pahl, Rob Beers, Bob Bishop, Ken Mclver, Tom Malloy, Dave Larson, Paul Hodges, John Mylroie, John Wagner, Mark Ryan, Chuck Mango. 155 Hi-Y Painting and repairing toys donated to needy child- ren at Christmas was this year, as in years past, a re- warding experience for Hi-Y members. Other services to the community' and school include contributions to the United Fund, ISEP, and Community Chest, with funds derived from a hayride, dance and coke sales at school functions. Hi-Y members painting bicycles for needy children. Lejt to Right: Vice President, Paul Hodges; President, Gary Fountain; Sergeant-at- Arms, Bob Bowers; Secretary, Bob Nicoll; Treasurer, John Wagner; and Advisor Mr. Snyder. 1st Row: Bill Wilson, Ken Millard, Jim Sutherland, Dan Shultz, Bob Campbell, Tom Klin- kow. 2nd Row: Phil Preddice, Tom Coulson, Len Cooper, Dave Gregory, Mike Smith, Brian Coyne, Bill Steel, John Leitzke, Paul Nichols, Doug Jones, Ed McClelland, Dave Ross, and Dan Taylor. Key Club Left to Right: Vice President, David Mongillo; President, David Topka; Joe Walsh, and Treasurer, Chuck Mango decorating Key Club’s annual Christmas tree. Characterized by its many outstanding services, Key Club works for the benefit of the school and the community. This year, led by faculty supervisor Mr. Pikul and club president, David Topka, Key Club raised funds for the Muscular Dys- trophy Drive and Salvation Army by sponsoring a dance and fall paper drive. They also obtained ads for basketball pro- grams, supplied field guards for football games, and aided Kiwanis Club. Jeff Heinen and Mr. Pikul collecting papers for Key Club’s paper drive. 1st Row: Mark Ryan, Felix Mazzone, Dick Pahl, Peter Musler, Chuck Mango, Dave Mongillo, Dave Gerlach, Joe Walsh, Mike Shannon, John Wells, and Jeff Baird. 2nd Row. Ken Topka, Dave Larson, Bob Bishop, Tim Ball, Dave Topka, Mike McDermott, Tom Bergeron Marc Waller, Jeff Heinen, Steve Engle, Jim Stevens, Assistant Advisor; Mr. Welcome. 3rd Row: Advisor; Mr. Pikul, Gary Brooks, Paul Forbes, Tom Santilli, Lenny Bishop, Tom McAuley, and Dick Lynch. 157 German Club Lernen wir Deutsch? Linda Moehle senes punch to John Mylroie at a German Club Christmas party. OFFICERS: President: Bob Nicoll Vice-President: John Mylroie Secretary: Linda Moehle Treasurer: Barbara Kelly Advisor: Mrs. Peacor The desire to become better ac- quainted with German culture and cus- toms has attracted a large number of students to the club this year. They held their annual Oktoberfest, a tradi- tional harvest time festivity. They also were guests at a Fasching at Schalmont High School. Senior and Junior members of German Club Sophomore and Freshman members of German Club 158 Future Business Leaders Of America OFFICERS: President: Nancy Potter Vice President: Mildred Whitehouse Secretary: Kristin Schlegel .Treasurer: Debbie DeCorah Advisor: Mrs. Monico Greco FBLA is an organization for those business students who wish to continue their training outside the classroom. Each year with the profits from a candy sale, the members plan a trip to a large busi- ness organization. Meeting once a month, they also publish a business newspaper and hold an annual banquet. Printing B.E.N. the club newspaper are: Paula Madej, Cheryl Kirchofer, Bar- bara Romph, Joyce Naparty. Checking candy sale orders are (sifting): Sharyn Stenburgh, Ellen Weeks, Cathy Kerr, Mary Mondillo, Linda Looman 1st Row: Sharon Campbell, Sandy Pawlowski, Carol Pawlowski, Gail Willie. 2nd Row: Pat Dingman, June Harden- dorf, Sharon Quick, Debbie DeCorah, Charlotte Keefer. 3rd Row: Marilyn Shea, Nancy Potter, Kris Schlegel, Mildred Whitehouse, Pat Bolevice, Roberta Clapper. Dramatics Club Wendy Barriere rehearsing for Homicide Sweet Homicide” Under the direction of Miss Cipullo, Mrs. Molony, and Mrs. Walker, the Dramatics Club emerged as one of the most active school organizations this year. Several plays were presented for the student body, including Homicide Sweet Homicide,” a comedy written by a former Scotia High student, scenes from Dickens’ A Christmas Carol,” and Grimhle Nib age.” Matt Thornton playing dead” for 'Homicide Sweet Homicide” OFFICERS: President: Marilyn Zatt Secretary: Kate VanDyke Treasurer: Sheila Merz Advisor: Miss Carol Cipullo Vladia Boniewski as The Charmaine Baldasare as Marley. Colleen Collins warns Scrooge Bruce Hamm plays Cratchit Ghost of Christmas Past (Kevin Brady) Brian Coyne during a rehears- Rehearsal time out”! al of the Christmas play. 160 Art Club OFFICERS President—Bruce Gladstone Secretary—Debbie Ingles Vice-President—Janice Lehman Treasurer—Dawn Crandall Program Chairman—Wendy Barriere Advisor: Mrs. Marion Senechal Art Club has a large and enthusiastic membership. Its members have enjoyed lectures from visiting speakers, dances and several field trips to near-by museums. The club also raised money wkh a bake sale. These varied activities help the student broaden his knowledge and understanding of art, as well as give him experience in raising money for the club's activity—the annual club trip. Sitting: George Hyson, Jeff Ingles, David Caruso, Mick Lewis, Kathy Collins, Linda Weisinger, Bob Hood, John Hannum. Standing: Mrs Senechal (Advisor), Jim Moore, Bob Carr, Tim Summers, Desiree Norling, Vickie Bryce, Jackie Crute, Claudia Tooley, Sherry Keene. 1st Row: Bruce Gladstone, Janice Lehman, Lynn Connolly, Pat Rucinski, Kathy Wellington, Mary Callinan, Debbie Ingles.. 2nd Row: Dawn Crandall, Wendy Barriere, Pat Merz, Karen Lehman. 3rd Row: Charles Gelber, Joan LaFalcia, Kurt Miller, John Hannum, Clifford Whitehead. 161 National Honor Society President: David Larson Secretary: Margaret Savidge Vice-President: Kathy Blatz Treasurer: Linda Larson Advisor: Mrs. Mary O'Brien High standards of scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and character are the basis for the selection of candidates for the National Honor Society. For the second year the society has chosen four sophomores as provisional members as well as jun- iors and seniors. Twice a week a bookcase of paperbacks appears in the auditorium area as a part of National Honor Society's newest activity: a book concession. A tutoring service has also been made available for those of the student body desiring help. At the National Honor Society book sale Pam Huston buys a book from Lenore Russelmann while Dawn Crandall and Pat Rucinski browse. Dave Topka, Bob Bowers, and Bob Bishop wait to welcome Carolyn Schwenker into the National Honor Society. 1st Row: Mrs. O’Brien (Advisor), Marcia Goddard, Sue Wells, Linda Temoshok, Chris Angle, Linda Moehle, Kathy Blatz, Linda Bryke. 2nd Row: Gary Rea Linda Larson, Margaret Savidge, Bob Bishop, Dave Larson, Gary Fountain, Lenore Russelmann, Chris Lomini Student Senate The growth of the Student Senate has come about through the efforts of an interested student body. Last year a new constitution was proposed and ac- cepted by a majority vote of the school. This year a highly controversial dress code setting standards of dress for the entire student body was initiated. Some of the Senate's other activities include spon- soring the annual Talent Show, participating in Ex- change Programs with other schools, and taking part in Interschool Council and the New York State Association of Student Councils, Inc. JUNIOR SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES At an executive meeting are: Linda Moehle (president) Ann Brown (secretary), Margaret Savidge (vice president) Lloyd Ryysylainen (historian) Diane Makuc (Corr. secretary) Lenore Russelmann (treasurer) (advisors) Mr. Rainey, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Ketchum. 1st Row: Diane Makuc, Ann Brown, ’Linda Moehle, Margaret Savidge, 2nd Row: Paul Gronki, Barbara Henderson, Sharon Ben- jamin, Chris Winkler, Jane Car- penter, Sue Wells 3rd Row: Bill Hartman, Lenore Russelmann, Chris Lomini, Bob Bowers, Bob Bishop, Dave Topka SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES 1st Row: James Kelly, Allison Comeau. 2nd Row: Gary Bishop, Dave Stapleton, Dan Powers, Mary Brown, Stanley Wood, Anne Novick, Edward Bryke, Daniel Mackey. 163 Y-Teens The Y-Teens is a girls’ service club affiliated with the National YWCA, they participate and help with various community projects such as the Christmas stockings for the Children’s Shelter Sunnyview Hospital. OFFICERS: President: Barbara Hoshko Vice-President: Priscilla Peterson Secretary': Sandra Langlier Treasurer: Susan MacCracken Advisor: Mrs. Hallenbeck 1st Row: Barbara Hoshko, Susan MacCracken, Priscilla Peterson, Sandra Langlier. 2nd Row: Cindy Lockwood, Donna Urbanski, Kathy Bergeron, Nancy Kerible, Pamela Little, Betty Houley, Cathy Lestage. 3rd Row: Kathy Moffett, Jackie Carter, Allison Carpenter, Patricia Bolevice, Carolyn Harvey, Melinda Uttberg, Linda Verhagen. Future Teachers of America The FT A meets every other Tuesday to hear guest speakers on various phases of teaching and teaching experiences. The money raised through the candy sale meets the expenses of an annual trip to a nearby university. President: Linda Usimaki Vice-President: Doris Shaw Secretary: Marilyn Ramnes Treasurer: Matthew Thornton Advisor: Mrs. Reston Asst. Advisor: Mrs. Oleniczak 1st Row: (left to Right) Marilyn Ramnes, Linda Usimaki, Matthew Thornton, 2nd Row: Rita Mooney, Nancy Wel- ler, Josefa Rodriguez, Judy Thelin, Barbara Anderson, Mrs. Reston, Carolyn Harvey, Barbara Ramnes 3rd Row: Anne Seaward, Beverly White, Jean Kuzma, Susan Frederick, Cynthia Noble, Susan Eigabroadt, Kathy Fisher, Doris Shaw, Michael Harvey. Chess Club The Chess Club was organized this year. It is open to anyone who wishes to participate in the daily chess games. Clockwise to lejl: Chuck Foote, Bob Hardendorf, Seth Wheeler, Mr. Lock- hart (Advisor), Jeff Stringer, Charlie Feathers, and Barry Groat. Missing from picture, Burgess Brier. Bowling Club Under the sponsorship of Mr. Proschel, the bowling club meets every Wednesday. From the top eight bowlers each week, the team which represents the high school in the Western Conference meets is chosen. 1st Row: Don Peckham, Dave Gregory, Bill Parker, Jim Mango, Chuck Aunchman, Tim Martin, Jim Belknap. 2nd Row: Steve Joyner, Dick Nielson, Dick Pahl, Jim Terzian, Jim Paterson, Pete Robinson. 3rd Row: Bill Lehman, Bob Barnett, Dick Kernan, John Pytlovany, Dick Kietlinski, Charlie Feathers, Danny DeLong, Wayne Collins. Ski Club Long before daylight on many Saturday mornings, an enthusiastic group of skiers gathers at the high school to be taken to various Northeastern ski centers. Ski Club, the largest club in the school, keeps students actively engaged in Herringboning, slaloming and schussing. Bob Nicoll demonstrates a jump for other members. Ski Club members on route to the slopes. OFFICERS: President: Bob Nicoll Vice President: Dave York Secretary: Cheryl Smith Treasurer: Maurice Goyette Advisor: Mr. McGuire Dave York executes a parallel turn. Ski Club members pose with their officers. Fire and Bomb Squad ADVISORS: Mr. Walter Pryne Mr. Edward Starsiak First Row: Tom Bergeron, Rob Beers, Dick Pahl. Second Row: Gary Fountain, Mike Smith, John Leitzke, Tom Coulson, Dick Dresselt, Paul Hodges, Larry Fuller, Ray Rogers. Third Row: Ken Mclver, Bob Camp- bell, Dale Francois, Bob Bowers, John Myl- roie, Greg Juwa, Mike Shannon. First Row: Mr. Pryne (advisor) Mr. Starsiak (asst, advisor), Second Row: Skip Goyette, Marty Talbot, John Wag- ner, Tom McAuley, Tim Summers, Pete Musler, Joe Walsh, Mark Ryan, Bob Brown, George Cervenka Third Row: John Goodrum, Dave York, Chuck Mango, Bill Steel, Tony Dorazio, Paul Forbes, Chris Carvel 1, Gary Brooks, Charles Lee, Tom Malloy, Bob Bishop, Doug Jones I 67 French Club Senior Members of the French Club Members of French Club enjoy refreshments at the Mardi Gras Junior Members of French Club. OFFICERS: President: Margaret Savidge Vice President: Carol Riegert Secretary: Linda Bryke Treasurer: Tom Malloy Advisor: Mrs. Richards Le Cercle Franca is, one of the largest clubs in school, helps the members to become better acquainted with France, its language, and customs. The meet- ings consist of a business meeting and a program, conducted entirely in French. Following French cus- tom a Mardi Gras party was held this year. Fund raising projects such as bake sales and paper drives are held throughout the year in preparation for the annual spring trip to a French speaking city. Sophomore Members of French Club Mr. Clohesy, (Language Department Chairman) Mrs. Richards, advisor, signals the start of the games spots the camera during the festive activities. at Mardi Gras. 169 Sophomore Members of French Club Coach McGuire gives instructions to Jack Gridley. Jeff Baird breaks up an Albany Academy pass. Tom Coulson (32) and Jack Gridley (23) clear the way for Bob Bishop. Varsity Football 1st Row: Charlie Lee, Dave Ross, Ken Mclver, Doug Jones, Dave Topka (tri-captain), Bob Bowers (tri-captain), Bob Bishop (tri-captain), Dick Pahl, Jack Gridley, Tom Coulson, Robbie Beers. 2nd Row: Fred Pratt, Larry Fuller, Paul Carboni, Tom Bergeron, Dan Whiteman, Bob Barnett, Bob Beaton, Ray Rogers, Mark Ryan, Bob Brown, Jeff Baird, Chuck Leavitt, 3rd Row: Wayne Prescott (manager), Burgess Brier, Paul Nichols, Jeff Green, Tom Santilli, Tom Beers, A1 Burrows, Mike Saville, Steve Reeves, Lenny Cooper, Dick Dresselt, Jim Sutherland, Tim McGuire (manager). 4th Row: Mr Hitchcock (coach), Carl Quinlan (manager), Mr. McGuire (coach). TEAM RECORD 4-4-0 Scotia 7 VS 13 Johnstown Scotia 13 vs 0 Hudson Scotia 6 vs 26 Burnt Hills Scotia 37 vs 7 Albany Academy Scotia 21 vs 0 Saratoga Scotia 0 vs 26 Gloversville Scotia 0 vs 6 Watertown Scotia 7 vs 2 Niskayuna 173 Bob Bishop, Jack Gridley and Bob Brown, inspired by their Niskayuna victory, walk happily off the field. Jack Gridley (23), Dick Pahl (70) and Mark Ryan (20) bring down a Niskayuna bail carrier. The famed Scotia Reverse works for Tom Santelli (17), Coulson, (32), Bishop (12), and Gridley (23) with ball. Mike Saville (86) and Bob Bowers (77) shut off a Burnt Hills fullback. 174 Gridiron Graduates Bob Beaton Bob Brown Doug Jones Paul Carboni Charlie Lee Dave Ross Bob Bishop Tom Coulson Ken Mclver Mark Ryan Dick Pahl Bob Bowers Wj Dave Topka 176 Junior Varsity 1st Row: Tom Zaleski, Rich Balch, Chris Ramsay, Jim Gardner, Rick Kohl, Ken Topka, Joe Pitts, Mike Phillips, Dan Powers. 2nd Row: Tim Collier, Paul Peterson, Chuck Kelefant, Stan Wood, Len Bishop, Mike Martin, Greg Young, Mark DeLuke, Wayne Kline, 3rd Row: Mr. Snyder (coach), Brian Coyne, Bob Chambers, Neil Bremser, John Witowski, Spence Hilburn, Joe Mondillo, Tom Kruk, Thorman Male. 4th Row: Mr. Palmer (coach), Jerry Moskal, Gary Turnbull, Dan Taylor, Dick Lynch, Walt Sustek, Paul Fertal, Arch Godbout, Gary Brooks Freshmen Team 1st Row: Gary Bishop, Mickey Pahl, Bruce Bethka, George Mahoney, John Godin, Eric Stevens, Dan DeAmour, Charles Aunch- man, Dave Temoshok, Bud Flanders, 2nd Row: Ray Edmonds, Joe Zeglen, Jim McGuire, Mike Helms, Mike Apps, Roy Kline, Robbie Lee, George LaRue, Richard Carhidi, Brad Dunster, Armand Mastroianni, Mike Powers. 3rd Row: Sam Cop- pola, Keith DeLuke, Tony Marotta, Dan DeLong, Ed Hurley, Wayne Cooper, Alan Trevett, Gil Powers, Bruce Buchanan, Dave Stapleton, Robert Jangro. 4th Row: Dave Sankowski, Herbert Male, Tom Cole, Chris Owen, Thomas Strenk, Jeff Kliene, Jim Sanders, Jim Lomini, Doug Millard, Timothy Oathout. 3th Row: Bob Palombo, Don Mongillo, George Malizia, Doug Nowlin, Ron Brooks, Jim Blaise, Mitchell Draina, Richard Kietlinski, Paul Kaczmarek. 6th Row: Mr. Huston (coach), Jim Mango, John Nelson, Mr. Palma (coach). 177 Varsity Soccer ■ . y- mar � 1st Row: Alan Beck, Dick Snively, Skip Goyette, David York (co-captain), Bob Nicoll (co-captain), David Larson, Bob Gal- kiewicz, Danny Shultz, Paul Weaver, Carl Mueller. 2nd Row: Jim Terzian (manager), Dave Wood, Steve Engle, Mark Waller Chuck Reidy, George Bremser, Lloyd Ryysylainen, John Mylroie, Dale Francois, Bill Lautenberger, Jeff Stringer, Pete Vaughan, Bruce Deck, Mr. Gula (coach). TEAM RECORD 3-10-1 Scotia 0 vs 3 Scotia 0 vs 1 Scotia 0 vs 1 Scotia 0 vs 1 Scotia 0 vs 2 Scotia 2 vs 0 Scotia 0 vs 4 Scotia vs Forfeit Scotia 0 vs 2 Scotia 0 vs 1 Scotia 0 vs 2 Scotia vs Forfeit Scotia 0 vs 1 Scotia 1 vs 1 Mohonasen Albany Academy Troy Burnt Hills Mohonasen Hudson Shenendehowa Keveny Academy Troy Albany Academy Burnt Hills Keveny Academy Hudson Shenendehowa 178 Bob Nicoll discussing pre-game strategy with Dave York. 1 Goalie Lloyd Ryysylainen gels set to tap back a Shenendehowa goal attempt. John Mylroie —The Magician: 179 Dave Larson heading the ball during the Shenendahowa game. Kirk Way battles to score against Burnt Hills. Junior Varsity 'Row: Mike Stringer, Jeff,Reynolds, Bob Mahoney, Bill Parke Thompson, Jim Hale, Bob Ogonowski, Bill Theirl, Phil Terzian Mclver, Mr Hedden (coach). r. Bob Grenoble, Mark Walters, Kerry Falcon. 2nd Row: Art Tim Martin, Dave Millard, Fred Dufel, John Streeter, Bill 180 Cross Country 1st Row: Henry Harden, Danny Larson, Dick Lund, Doug Olsen, Lewis Farrington, Frank Gelber, Ed Falcon, Tom Lees. 2nd Row: Tom Klinkow, Mike Smith, Charlie Gelber, Chuck Straight, Mr. Miller (coach). Bob Campbell, Scott Babcock, Paul Forbes, Tom Malloy, Craig Barringer TEAM RECORD 4-3-0 Scotia 20 VS 37 Bethlehem Scotia 30 vs 25 C.B.A. Scotia 44 vs 18 Burnt Hills Scotia 34 vs 24 Shenendehowa Scotia 20 vs 39 Saratoga Scotia 38 vs 20 Gloversville Scoita 20 vs 39 Johnstown Tournaments Grout Run—10th place Sectionals A”—7th place Cobleskill—5th place Western Conference—3rd place Members of the Cross Country Team take a rest before their meet. Mike Smith leads the team through the hoop. Mike Smith soars through the air in an effort to reach the ball during the Gary Fountain controls the tap against his Hudson game. Johnstown opponent. 182 Varsity Basketball 1st Row: Co-captains Dave Topka and Mike Smith. 2nd Row: Mr. Causey (coach), Gary Brooks (manager), George Bremser, Dave Larson, Lloyd Ryysylainen, Keith Comeau, Paul Forbes, Jon Burns, Dick Dresselt, Mike McDermott, Tim Ball, Gary Fountain, Tom Beers, Tom McAuley (manager), Bob Cornell (manager). Dave Topka (23) and Tim Ball (41) fight for a loose ball against Johnstown. TEAM RECORD Scotia 62 VS 58 Saratoga Scotia 50 vs 45 Burnt Hills Scotia 61 vs 82 Gloversville Scotia 63 vs 64 Shenendehowa Scotia 35 vs 58 Mohonasen Scotia 61 vs 56 Mont Pleasant Scotia 51 vs 39 Albany Academy Scotia 45 vs 48 Niskayuna Scotia 55 vs 65 Hudson Scoita 63 vs 61 Johnstown Scotia 72 vs 92 Burnt Hills Scotia 47 vs 82 Gloversville Scotia 72 vs 45 Saratoga Scotia 51 vs 58 Shenendehowa Scotia 48 vs 65 Albany Academy Scotia 55 vs 52 Niskayuna Scotia 52 vs 65 Hudson Scotia 78 vs 56 Johnstown 183 Lloyd Ryysylainen works on his jump shot. Keith Corneau tries to block a Johnnie jump shot as Dave Topka and Mike McDermott look on. 184 Dave Topka and Tim Ball try for a rebound as Gary Fountain and Mike McDermott watch. Keith Corneau tries in vain to block a Hudson player’s basket attempt. , „ . ... T « Dave Topka attempts to gain control of the ball m a tight victory over Johnstown. Will it go in? 185 Gary Fountain (32) sinks one in the Hudson game. Dave Larson sharpens his jump shot during practice. Mike Smith adds two more. 186 Junior Varsity 1st Row: (managers) Ed Kelch, Charlie Kelefant, Steve Gardner. 2nd Row: Archie Godbout, Neil Bremser, Lenny Bishop, Staff Branch, Danny Larson, Bill Dignon, Jim Stevens (co-captain), Dick Lynch (co-captain), Johnny Wells, Phil Preddice, Walter Sustek, Gary Turnbull, Stan Wood, Mr. Ketchum (coach). Freshmen Team 1st Row: Mike Apps, Mike Beson, Mickey Pahl, George Mahoney, Rich Carhidi, 2nd Row: Ronnie Brooks (manager), Ed Bryke, Dave Millard, Dave Temoshok, Don Rafferty, Bruce Bethka, Robbie Lee, Roy Kline. 187 Wrestling Western Conference Co-Champs Official checks as Bob Bishop pins Johnstown wrestler keeping his record 18-0. CO-CAPTAINS TEAM RECORD Scotia 28 Guilderland . . . .14 Scotia 47 Ballston Spa . . . . .3 Scotia 14 So. Glens Falls . .31 Scotia 29 Draper .17 Scotia 21 Gloversville ... .21 Scotia 41 Niskayuna . .9 Scotia 41 Burnt Hills .... . .3 Scotia 47 Albany Academy .3 Scotia 36' Linton . .6 Scotia 21 Mount Pleasant . .17 Scotia 39 Saratoga .11 Scotia 42 Johnstown . .6 Christinas Tournament—4th place Western Conference Tournament—1st place 188 Jack Gridley and Bob Bishop. 1st Row: Ted DeCaro, Gary Hull, Rick Kohl, Jim Lomini, Dave Harrison, Dave Bach, Bill Theirl, John Nelson, Dale Coville, Wayne Cooper, Ed Hurley, Bill Clark. 2nd Row: Bob Jangro, Dirck, VanEps, Dan Taylor, Tom Strenk, Dan Powers, Dick Snively, Kevin Brown, Mike Powers, John Godin, Gary Bishop, Don Beers, Paul Hill Mike Phillips. 3rd Row: Mr. Snyder (coach), Mr. Palma (coach), John Steadwell, Mitchell Draina, Joe Pitts, Paul Coville, Larry Fuller, John Kerwin, Paul Nichols, Bob Brown, Jeff Heinen, Jack Gridley, Bob Bishop, Robbie Beers, John Leitzke (manager) Bob Bishop, Danny Taylor, John Kewin, and Larry Fuller attempt to give Bob Brown a locker room style haircut 189 John Kerwin controls his Johnstown opponent with a tight-waist. The crowd watches intently as Robbie Beers moves in to pin his Draper opponent. Bob Brown puts the pin on Johnstown wrestler. THE WINNER!—Jeff Heinen victorious after his match at Mont Pleasant. Dirck VanEps pins his man during a J.V. match. 190 Mr. Snyder loses his cool. Joe Pitts controls his opponent with a two-on-one. Jack Gridley puts a one arm pin on his man from Saratoga. 191 Paul Nichols takes control during Saratoga match. Varsity Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders pound the floor in preparation for the jump ball. Debbie, Judy and Jackie lead the school in a pep song at the bonfire before Niskayuna football game. Pep ?—Rally. The Cheerleaders rush off the floor after doing a cheer between quarters at Gloversville game. 192 ISi Row: Sue Wells, Bev Hugerich, Jackie Crute, Valerie Rodwell. 2nd Row: Mary Snapp, Chris Reid, Debbie Reid, Judy Posillico. Junior Varsity 1st Row: Denise Nolin, Gail Glindmyer, Barbara Henderson, Jane Carpenter, 2nd Row: Linda Looman, Sandy Northrop, Chris Winkler, Sharon Benjamin. Majorettes Allison Corneau, Sharon MacFee, Nancy Novick (co-captain), Margaret Karl (co-captain), Diane Makuc, Sue Ochampaugh. Nan Gminski and Sharon MacFee during half-time intermission. Margaret Karl twirls during a basketball game. 194 Gymnastics Mike Shannon executes an Olympic cross from the rings. m John Cole demonstrates a hand stand on the parallel bars. Left—1st Row: Ray Rogers, John Cole, Tony Sacco, Bob Carr, 2nd Row: Dave Gerlach, Mr. McManus (coach), Bob Percent, Mike Shannon. 195 Dave Gerlach swings into a dismount from the high bar. Ski Team Skip Goyette and Dave York strive to beat the clock during their Margaret Savidge prepares to begin her trek, downhill run. 1st Row: Linda Lemoshok, Linda Hays, Carolyn Coolidge, Ronnie Levy, Jim Bewley, Peter Vonie, Bob Nicoll, Skip Goyette, Dave York, Jim McGuire, Bill Lautenberger, Mr. Huston (coach). 2nd Row: Bob Ferguson, Chuck Maddus, Margaret Savidge, Dale Francois, John Blaise, Caroline Vaughan, Mark Ergmann, Jim Blaise, Danny Whiteman 196 Bowling Team 1st Row: Jim Terzian, Dick Pahl, David Gregoire, Dick Nielson, Jim Paterson, Steve Joyner, Donald Peckham Golf Team 97 Pete Musler, Burgess Brier, Mr. Ketchum (coach), Jim Terzian Baseball ’66 1st Row: Richard Pahl, Tom Cushing, Doug Jones, Chuck Mango, Peter Strauss, Chris Mabee, Richard Jurcsak, Tom Coulson, Greg Juwa. 2nd Row; Mr. Kuczek, coach Mike Smith, Chris Carvel 1, Dave Gregorie, Dick Nielson, Joe Trumpler, Larry Karlquist, Karl Quinlan, Gary Brooks, (manager), Tom McAuley (manager). TEAM RECORD 7-7-0 Scotia 4 VS 1 Linton Scotia 3 vs 9 Mechanicville Scotia 1 vs 4 Gloversville Scotia 0 vs 1 Saratoga Scotia 1 vs 3 Bishop Gibbons Scotia 2 vs 3 Draper Scotia 14 vs 3 Johnstown Scotia 7 vs 4 Ballston Spa Scotia 6 vs 2 Burnt Hills Scotia 2 vs 3 Bishop Gibbons Scotia 1 vs 9 Draper Scotia 21 vs 2 Johnstown Scotia 12 vs 5 St. Mary’s Scotia 3 vs 1 Gloversville 198 Kirk Way slides into third base during the Burnt Hills game. Jon Burns rounds third and heads for home. Dick Pahl hangs on to a third strike at Burnt Hills game. Junior V arsity 1st Row: Kirk Way, Mike McDermont, Bob McKay, Jon Burns, Jeff Stringer, Earl Walts, Mark Waller. 2nd Row: Lenny Cooper, Bill Lautenberger, Bob Barnett, Joe Garahan, Tim Ball, Mr. Bremser (coach), Charlie Lee (manager), Steve Reeves, Dick Dresselt, Tom Santilli, Jeff Green. Freshmen Team Opposite: Front Row: Charlie Kelefant, Gale Wetmore, Stafford Branch, Gary Hull, Gary Turnbull, Dan Powers, John Wells. Sec. Row: Jim Gardner, John Witowski, Bruce Wurz, Tom Kruk, Mr. Welcome, (Coach) Thorman Male, Neil Bremser, Mark DeLuke. 199 Mr. Welcome, Freshman Coach poses with the team. Varsity Track ’66 1st Row: David Smith, Peter Klinkow, Brian McPartlon, Jack Gridley, Bob Bollock, John Parola, David Townsend, Wayne Morris. 2nd Row: Doug Olsen, Paul Nichols, David Ross, Robert Coolidge, Mike Rivest, Gary Fountain, John Wagner. 3rd Row: Henry Harden, A1 deAprix, Tom Malloy, Terry Parola, Bob Campbell, John Mylroie, Bill Taylor, Bob Ochampaugh, 4th Row: Tom Krutz, Frank Gelber, Paul Forbes, Dave Gerlach, Craig Barringer, Lewis Farrington, Dave Wanmer. 5th Row: Archie Godbout, Bob Bishop, Danny Larson, Joe Pitts, Jeff Heinen, Ed Falcon, 6th Row: Mr. Starsiak (coach), Barry Groat, Tom Bora, Lenny Bishop, Danny Taylor, Peter Robinson, Mr. Miller (coach). Dave Wanmer and Henry Harden strive to gain the lead against Burnt Hills. Joe Pitts vaults with ease over the bar. 201 Jack Gridley hurdling into the lead. Tennis ’66 1st Row: Dean Sharbaugh, Donald Ferro, John Galkiewicz, David Larson Lloyd Ryysylainen, Bill Steel. 2nd Row: Paul Jezierski, Rick Gifford, John Goodrum, Mr. Lajeunesse (coach), Mac Larson, William Wilson, Eric VanDerBogart. Dave Larson drills a backhanded shot in a Gloversville match. Mr. Lajeunesse advises Dave Larson and John Galkiewicz. 202 Scholarship, Leadership, Respect of Their Classmates, and Service are the qualities representative of these students who have been elected to the 1967 SENIOR HALL OF FAME. They met the obstacles—they crossed the bridge. Photo: Bruce Deck 203 204 David Gerlach Gary Rhea Carol Campbell William Steel Robert Bowers Kathleen Blatz Robert Galkiewicz Gary Fountain James Shook Carolyn Harvey Linda Moehle Beverly Hugerich ri Mary Jo Ryan Carolyn Schwenker Jeffrey Heinen 207 Bruce Deck AGUDO, ELVIRA—Booster Club (4) AHO, CARL—Student Council (1), Wrestling (2) ALBREZZI, MICHAEL J.—Football (1, 2, 3), Bas- ketball (1, 2), Baseball (1, 2), Gymnastics (1), Art Club (1-4), French Club (2, 3), Drama Club (3) ALLEN, MARCIA—Booster Club (4), Dramatics 2, GAA (1), Ski Club (2), Tartan-Acropolis Rep- resentative (2, 3, 4), ISEP (4), Chorus (1) ANDERSON, KATHERINE—Booster Club (3. 4), Gourmet Club (3), Y-teens (4), Acropolis Staff (4) ANGLE, CHRISTINA—Choralaires (2, 3, 4), Ger- man Club (1-4), ISEP (1-4), Acropolis Staff (3) ANGLE, NANCY—Booster Club (1), Ski Club (1) ARCHER, FRANK E.—Band (1-4), French Club (3, 4) ATTANAZIO, ANTHONY L.—Baseball (1-3), Bowling BARTON, WALTER—Art Club (4) BEATON, ROBERT—Soccer (3), Football (4), Var- sity Club (3, 4) BEERS, CHARLES—Wrestling (2, 3, 4), J. V. Foot- ball (3), Football (4), Varsity Club (4) BERNING MARY E.—Art Club (1), French Club (2, 4), Chorus (1), Orchestra (2, 3) BEST, ANN—Nurses Club (2) BETTS, MARGARET—Orchestra (1, 2), German Club (1-4), Latin Club (4), Acropolis Staff (4), Choralaires (2, 3, 4), Anthropology Club (3) BISHOP, ROBERT C—Key Club (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3), Varsity Club Treasurer (4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (1-4), Student Senate (4), Junior Class President, National Honor Society (3, 4), Booster Club (3, 4), French Club (4), Football (1-4), Basketball (1), Wrestling (2, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Track (3) BLATZ, KATHLEEN—Band (1-4), secretary (4), Orchestra (1-4), French Club (2-4), FNA (1-4), secretary (2), president (3), Dance Band (1-4) BOJANOWSKI, KATHY—Student Council (1, 3), Booster Club (4), Ski Club (1, 2), Acropolis (4) BOWERS, ROBERT E.—Choralaires (2, 3, 4), busi- ness manager (4), Hi-Y (2, 3, 4), Varsity Club (2-4), president (4), Fire and Bomb Squad (3, 4), Football (1-4), tri-captain (4), Track (1, 2), Chorus (1-3), National Honor Society (3, 4), Stu- dent Senate (4) BRADY, KEVIN—Drama Club (1-4) BROWN, ANN—Band (1-4), Orchestra (2-4), Chor- alaires (2-4) Chorus (1), Class Secretary (1), Student Senate (3, 4), Recording secretary (4), Dra- matics Club (2, 3), vice-president (3), Acropolis (3, 4), editor-in-chief (4), German Club (1-4), ISEP (1-4), National Flonor Society (3, 4), Ski Club (1-4), Booster Club (3, 4) BROWN, ROBERT C—Wrestling (2-4), V. Foot- ball (3, 4), Varsity club (4) CALLINAN, MARY—Art Club (1-4), Drama Club (1-3), German Club (2) CAMPBELL, CAROL A.—Booster Club (4) ISEP (4), GAA (2, 4), Choralaires (2-4), secretary (4), Chorus (2, 3), Soph. Council, Acropolis Staff (4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Vice-chairman for Senior Magazine Drive CAMPBELL, BOB—Chorus 1, 3; Track 2-4; Cross- Country 3, 4; Fire and Bomb Squad 4; Hi-Y 3-4; Varsity Club 4 CARBONI, PAUL—Football (1, 2, 4, ), Wrestling (3) CARGILE, PATRICIA LOUISE—Chorus (1) CARROLL, JAMES—Audio-Visual (1), Gymnastics (3) , Radio Club, vice-president (3) CARR, ROBERT—Football (1), Gymnastics (1-4) CARVELL, CHRIS—Ski Club (2-4), Baseball (1, 4), Varsity Club (4), Fire and Bomb Squad CERVENKA, GEORGE—Football (1), Wrestling (1, 2), Band (1-3), Orchestra (2, 3), Dance Band (2-4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2, 3), Ski Club (3, 4) CHRISTENSEN, DAVID—Ski Club (1-4), Chorus (1, 2), Band (1-3) CIESLAK, CHRISTINE—Chorus (1), Drama Club (1,2), Booster Club (1) Ski Club (1) CIVISCA, CAROL—Chorus (1-3), Drama Club (2, 3) , Booster Club (1), Tartan-Acropolis representa- tive (4) COLLINS, MARCIA—GAA (1-4), Geology Club (2) CONNOLLY, M. LYNN—GAA (1-4), Spanish Club (2), Art Club (4) CORNEAU KEITH—Hi-Y (2), Spanish Club Presi- dent (2), Art Club (1-4), Basketball (1, 4) COTTERELL, BRIAN O.—Ski Club (1-4), German Club (4), Soccer (3, 4), Chorus (1-4) COULSON, THOMAS—Baseball (2, 3), Hi-Y (4), Football (1-4), Varsity Club (3, 4) CRAMPTON, DAVID—Biology Club (1-3), Chorus (1), Tartan Piper. CRUTE, JACQUELYN—Booster Club (2-4), Ski Club (1-4), Cheerleader (3, 4), Art Club (4), Varsity Club (4), Chorus (3), GAA (1-4), Student As- sembly (1) CULLEN, PAULA—Office Assistant (3) Y-Teen (4) DECK, BRUCE L.—Astronomy Club (1-4), Presi- dent (3-4), Biology Club (1-4), Audio-Visual (2-4), Radio Club (3, 4), Stage Crew (3, 4), Soccer (4), Acropolis Photography Editor. DeNOTARIS, KATHRYN—FTA (1), ISEP (3), Dramatics Club (3), French Club (3) DESMOND, MARY—FTA (1-4), secretary (3), Tar- tan staff (4) DUCI, JOY—Tartan-Acropolis Representative (1-4), Booster Club (2-4), Ski Club (2, 4), Yearbook staff (.4), French Club (2-4), program chairman (4), ISEP (4), Student Council (3), FDP (4) FARRINGTON, LOUIS—Track (1-4), Cross Country (3, 4), Astronomy club (1, 2) FISHER, KATHRYN— FTA (2-4), Biology Club (3, 4) , GAA (1-4) FONDA, PAT—GAA 1-3; German Club 1-2; FNA 2-4; Red Cross 2; Guidance Ass’t 3-4 FOUNTAIN, GARY—Biology Club (1, 2, 4) Ski Club (1-4), Hi-Y (2-4), Fire and Bomb Squad (3, 4), Latin Club (3, 4), Varsity Club (2-4), Class President (1, 2, 4), ISEP (1-4), National Honor Society (3, 4) FREDERICKS, ROBERT—Audio-Visual (1), Fire and Bomb Squad (3, 4) FRASCATORE, JEANNE—Booster Club, Dramatics Club GALKIEWICZ, BOB—Biology Club (1-4), Fire and Bomb Squad (3, 4), Choralaires (2-4), president (4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Soccer (3, 4) 208 GARDNER, SUZANN—Ski Club (1, 2, 4), Booster Club (1, 2) GAUVREAU, HILLARY—ISEP (1, 2), French Club (2, 3), Biology Club (2, 3), Anthropology Club (3) GELBER, ROBERT—Anthropology Club (3, 4) GERLACH, DAVE—Tartan Dance Band (1-3), Key Club (2-4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Fire and Bomb Squad (3, 4), German Club (1-3), Track (3), Gym- nastics (1-4) GLADSTONE, JEAN—Biology Club (1-4), Astrono- my Club (1), Art Club (2-4), National Honor So- ciety (3, 4) GODBOUT, EILEEN—Ski Club (1, 2, 4), Booster Club (2-4), Tartan-Acropolis Representative (2, 3), Chorus (1-4) GODDARD, MARCIA—Choralaires (4), ISEP (4), Booster Club (4), French Club (4), National Honor Society (4) GODELL, MARK—Soccer (3) GOODRUM, JOHN—Tennis (2-4), Latin Club (3, 4), ISEP (3, 4), Biology Club (1-4), Ski Club (2- 4), Tartan staff (4), Varsity Club (4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2-4) GOYETTE, SKIP—Soccer (3, 4), Ski Team (3, 4), Ski Club (1-4), Acropolis staff (2) GREGOIRE, DAVE—Football (1), Baseball (1-4), Hi-Y (4), Varsity Club (4), Bowling (3, 4) GRIDLEY, JACK—Football (1-4), Wrestling (3, 4), Track (1-4), Varsity Club (4) GRINTER, PATRICIA—GAA Bowling (1-4) GROAT, BARRY—ISEP (3, 4), president (4), Stu- dent Senate (1, 2, 4), Football (1, 2), Manager (3), Track (2, 3), Fire and Bomb Squad (3), Varsity Club (4) GROAT, BONNIE—Booster Club (3, 4), GAA Bowl- ing (1-3) GRONCKI, PAUL—Latin Club (2-4), Astronomy Club (1, 2), Audio-Visual (3), Fire and Bomb Squad (4), ISEP (3), Wrestling Manager (3, 4), Varsity Club (4) HALEY, CHERYL—GAA (1-4), Booster Club (4), Acropolis (4), German Club (3), ISEP (3, 4), Chorus (1) HANNAN, KATHLEEN—ISEP (3), Acropolis (4), Associate Editor, (4) GAA (1), Spanish Club (2), Treasurer HARDENDORF, ROBERT—Radio Club (1-4), pres- ident (3, 4) HARVEY, CAROLYN-—Acropolis, Associate Editor, ETA (4), FNA (2), Y-Teens (3, 4), GAA (1, 2), Tartan Staff (4) HAVER, JEANIE—French Club (2-4), Band (1-4), Chorus (4), Y-Teens (4), GAA (4), Dramatics Club (4) HAYES, DIANA—GAA (1-4), Choralaires (3, 4), Acropolis (4), FTA (1, 2), French Club (2), Chorus (1-4) HAYS, LINDA—Booster Club (1, 2), Ski Club (1- 4), French Club (2), Ski Team (3, 4), Cheerleading (3), Chorus (1-3) HEINEN, JEFFREY—Student Council (1), Football (1), Baseball (1), Track (2-4), Gymnastics (1-4), Wrestling (3, 4), Class Treasurer (3, 4), French Club (2-4), Key Club (3, 4), Varsity Club (3, 4), Vice-president (4) HILDRETH, BETTY MAE—Home Ec. Club (1), FNA (1) GAA (1-3) HILLE, LINDA—Spanish Club (4), Science Club (4), ISEP (4), Ski Club (4) HODGES, PAUL-—-Choralaires (2-4), Basketball (1- 4), Hi-Y (2-4), chaplain (3), vice-president (4), Orchestra (1, 2), Varsity Club (4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2, 3), Chorus (1), Golf Club (1, 2), Stu- dent Senate (1), Tartan-Acropolis Rep. HOOD, BOB—Baseball 1-2; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 4 HOSHKO, BARBARA—GAA (1), Y-Teens (2-4), vice-president (3), president (4), Acropolis (4), Tartan-Acropolis Rep. HOULEY, DONNA—Orchestra (1-4), Choralaires 3, 4), German Club (1-4), Student Assembly (1), FTA (2), GAA (1-4) HUGERICH, BEVERLY—Student Council (1) Boost- er Club (1-4), secretary (3), president (4), Ski Club (1-4), Varsity Club (4), Cheerleading (3, 4) HUGHES, TOM—Band (1-4), Biology Club (2, 3), Drama Club (1-3) HUMMER, ALAN—Wrestling (2) HUSTON, PAMELA—Student Senate (1), Chorus (1, 4), Art Club (4) INGLES, DEBORAH—Home Ec. Club (1), FTA (1), FBA (2), Art Club (3, 4); secretary (4) JONES, DOUGLAS—Football (1-4), Baseball (1-4), Hi-Y (4), Varsity Club (3-4), Int. Basketball (2-4) JUWA, GREG—Fr. Basketball (1), Baseball (1-4), Spanish Club (2), Booster Club (4), Varsity Club (3-4) Fire Bomb Squad (2-4) KARL, MARGARET—Majorettes (1-4), co-captain (3-4), Booster Club (2, 4), Latin Club (3-4); sec- retary (4), Tartan Staff (4), Varsity Club (2-4) KARLQUIST, LARRY—Fr. Football, JV Baseball (2), Vr. Baseball KEEFER, BARBARA—French Club (3-4),ISEP(3-4) KEHL, JOHN—French Club (3-4) KELEFANT, KATHARINE—GAA (2-4), Chorus (1, 3-4), FTA (1) KELLY, BARBARA—FTA (1-2), Biology Club (2- 4), German Club (1-4); treasurer (4); ISEP (3- 4), Booster Club (4), Orch. (1-2, 4), Chorus (1, 3), Tartan-Acropolis Rep. 1-3, (4) KERWIN, JOHN—Football 1, Wrestling (2-4), Track (3-4) KOCH, KATRINA—GAA (1-2, 4), Ski Club (1-4), German Club (2-4), Booster Club (2, 4), Chorus (1) , Acropolis Staff (4) LaFALCIA, JOAN—GAA (1-4), German Club (1-3), Art Club (1-4) LANSING, JUDY—GAA (1-2), Chorus (2-4) LARSON, DAVID—French Club (1-3); treasurer (1- 2), vice president (3), Pres. 4; NHS Pres. 4, Fire Bomb 2-4, Tennis 2-4, Soccer 4, Basketball 2-4, Key Club 2-4, Student Assembly 1-2; Biology Club (1-4), Pres. (4). LARSON, LINDA—Student Assembly (1), Booster Club (1, 2, 4), Ski Club (1-4), National Elonor So- ciety (3, 4)), treasurer (4), Tartan-Acropolis Rep. (1-4) LEAVITT, PAULA—Nurses Assistant (1), Ski Club (2) LEDBETTER, ANN—Y-Teens (3, 4), Nurse’s Assist- ant (2, 3), Office Assistant (4) LEE, CHARLES—Varsity Club (3, 4), Lacrosse (4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2-4), Intramural Basketball (1, 2), Baseball (1-3), Wrestling (2, 3), Football (2-4) 209 LEHMAN, HELENE—Booster Club (1, 3, 4), Acro- polis (4) LEONARD, PATRICIA—Tartan-Acropolis Represen- tative (3, 4) LEWIS, JOHN—Soccer (2) LUNSTROM, ILIEN—Chorus (1-3), Choralaires (2- 4), German Club (2) MacLANE, CHERYL—Band (3, 4), Orchestra (4), Ski Club (1, 3, 4), FTA (1, 2), Treasurer (2), Dance Band (3, 4) MAHONEY, KAREN—Booster Club—1; Art Club— 1; GAA—4. MAKUC, DIANE—Student Senate (3, 4), Ski Club (1-4), Booster Club (2-4), Latin Club (1-4), presi- dent (3), French Club (4), Majorettes (3, 4) Acropolis staff (4), Varsity Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (4) MALLOY, THOMAS—French Club (2-4), Treasurer (4)., Track (2-4), Cross Country (4), ISEP (4), Booster Club (4), Varsity Club (4) MANGO, CHARLES—Baseball (1-3), Football (1, 2), Fire and Bomb Squad (2-4), Key Club (3, 4), Art Club (3), Drama Club (4), Spanish Club (2), Acropolis Rep. (1), Varsity Club (4), Track (4) MARHAFER, JOAN—Library Assistant (2) MARTIN, JUDY—FNA (1), GAA (1, 2, 4), Y- Teens (3, 4), Drama Club (4), Acropolis (4), Tar- tan (4) MASON, JOHN—Golf Club (2-4) MAZZONE, FELIX—Key Club (3, 4), Spanish Club (2) , Football Manager (1, 2), Track Manager (1) McClelland, EDWARD—Band (l-4), Orchestra (1-4), Choralaires (2-4), Fire and Bomb Squad (2-4), Hi-Y (2-4), Football (2) McCOY, DANIEL—Audio-Visual (1-4) McDONOUGH, GARY—Astronomy Club (2) McIVER, KEN—Football (1, 3, 4), Varsity Club (4), Astronomy club (1) Spanish Club (2), Intramural Basketball (2), MERZ, PAT—Art Club (1-4), ISEP (3, 4), Tartan- Acropolis Rep (2), MOEHLE, LINDA—Student Senate (2, 3), secretary (3) , president (4), German Club (1-4), secretary, (4) , Junior Council, Biology Club (1-4), Ski Club (1-4), Booster club (2-4), GAA (1-4), ISEP (1-4) MONGILLO, DAVID—Key Club 2-3, 4 (vice pres.) (4), Football 1-3, Baseball 1, Fire Bomb Squad 2-4, Varsity Club 3-4 MOORE, JIM—Football 1, Art Club 1-4 MORTENSEN, MIKE—Football, 1, Bowling 2 MUSLER, PETER—French Club 1-3, Key Club 2-4 (sec. 4), Golf Club 1-2, Golf Team 3-4, Varsity Club 4, Student Asmb 3, Baseball mgr. 1-2 MYERS, DOROTHY—GAA 1-3, JA 2 MYLROIE, JOHN—Astronomy Club 1-2, Biology Club 2-4, German Club 1-3, 4 (vice pres.), Soccer 2-4, Track 3-4, Booster Club 4, Drama Club 4, Varsity Club 3-4 NAGLE, KATHLEEN—Student Assembly 1, GAA 1-4, Ski Club 2-4, Ski Team 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Astronomy Club 2-4, Band 2-4, Orchestra 2-4, ISEP 1- 3, 4, Chorus 1, Booster Club 1-4 NELSON, SANDRA—FTA 1, FNA 2, Booster Club 2- 4, ISEP 1-3, 4 (treas.) (4), Spanish Club 2 NICOLL, ROBERT—Ski Club 1-4 (vice pres.) (3), Pres. (4), German Club 1-4 (V.P. 3, pres. 4), Hi-Y 2-4 (sec. 4), Choralaires 2-4, Ski Team 3-4, Golf Club 1-2, Varsity Club 2-4, Soccer 2-3, 4 (co-capt,) NIELSON, RICHARD—Baseball 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Varsity Club 3-4 Bowling Club 1-4, Bowling Team (4) NORLING, SYLVIA—GAA 1-3, Booster Club 1 NOVICK, NAhJCY—Majorettes 1-4 (co-capt. 4), Drama Club 2-3, Booster Club 2-4, Library Ass't 1- 2, French Club 4, Ski Club 2-4, Choms 1, 3, Varsity Club 2-4, Tartan-Acropolis Rep. 1-3. Art Edi- tor, Acropolis (4), Tartan Art Editor (4) OATHOUT, SHERRY—Nurses Ass’t 2, 3 O'BRIEN, ROXANNE—ISEP 1-4, Acropolis (3), Chorus 1-4, German Club (4), OLSEN, DONNA—Chorus 3, French Club 3-4, Boost- er Club 3-4, ISEP 4, Drama Club 4 OLSON, ROBERT—Choralaires 2-4, Ski Club 4 PAHL, DICK—Basketball 1-3, Football 1-4, Key Club 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Bowling 4 Baseball 1-4. PAREENE, PAM—Chorus 3-4, GAA Bowling 3, PAWLOWSKI, CAROL—FBLA 3-4, Office Assistant 3, GAA 1-4 PEDONE, BOB—Track 2-3, Gymnastics 2, 3 PENICHTER, KATHLEEN—Nurses Ass't 4, FNA 1 PINK, PAULA—French Club 1-4, Booster Club 3-4, ISEP 3-4, GAA 1-4, Acropolis Staff 4, Band 1-3, Chorus 3-4 PIORKOWSKI, KAREN—Gymnastics 1-2, Tartan-Ac- ropolis Rep. 1-3, Booster Club 1 POSILLICO, JUDY—Booster Club 3-4, CheerIeading3-4 POTTER, NANCY—FBLA 3-4, president 4, PRYDE, SHARON—Chorus 1-3, French Club 2-4, ISEP 4, Orchestra 4, QUINLAN, BARBARA—FNA 1-2, vice-president 2, ISEP 1-4, QUINLAN, CARL—A. V. 1-2, Baseball; 1, 3-4, Foot- ball Mgr. (4), Bowling 4 QUINLAN, CATHERINE—FNA 1-2, Chorus, 1-3, Booster Club 3-4, ISEP 3-4, RAMNES, BARBARA—FTA 1-4, Booster Club 3, German Club 2-3, Home Ec. Club 3 RAMSEY, JOHN—Wrestling 3, Future Data Process- or’s 4, Soccer 2-3, REED, DAVID—J. V. Football, J. V. Wrestling, Ham Radio Club REA, GARY—National Honor Society 3-4, REEVES, MARCIA—Spanish Club 2, vice-pres., Boost- er Club 4, GAA 1-2 REID, CHRISTINE—French Club 2-3, Booster Club 2-4, Cheerleading 3-4, Class Sec. 3-4, Acropolis 2-4, associate editor 4, Varsity Club 4, GAA 2-4, Tartan Staff 4, National Honor Society 4- REID, DEBORAH—Booster Club 4, Cheerleading 3-4, French Club 3, GAA 2-4, Class Vice-President 3, Acropolis 3-4; Associate Editor 4 Varsity Club 4; National Honor Society 4 RICHER, CORT—Wrestling 1-2, Soccer 2-3, Track 2, Dramatics Club 4, REIGERT, CAROL—Student Senate 2-3 Tartan- Acropolis Rep. 1-4, ISEP 1-4, Secretary (4), French Club 3 secretary 4, French Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Choralaires 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, ROBINSON, LINDA—ISEP 1-3, Acropolis Advertis- ing Staff 3-4, Band 2-4 RODWELL, VALERIE—French Club 2-4, Booster Club 2-4, vice-president 4, Cheerleading 4, Tartan staff 4. 210 ROGERS, RAY—Football 1, 4, Gymnastics 1-4, Boost- er Club 4 ROSE, CYNTHIA—Tartan staff 4, Chorus 1-4, ISEP 3-4, GAA 4 ROSS, DAVE—Football 1-4, Track 1-3, Hi-Y 2-4, Varsity Club 3-4, RYAN, MARK—Football 4, Baseball 2, Wrestling 3, Key Club 3-4, Fire and Bomb Squad 3-4 RYAN, MARY JO—Booster Club 2-4, Ski Club 2-4, ISEP 3-4, French Club 4, Latin Club 4, Acropolis 3, 4 Associate Editor 4, Tartan Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Dramatics Club 3, GAA 2-3 RYYSYLAINEN, LLOYD—Student Senate 1, 2 4, historian 4, Soccer 3-4, Tennis 2-4, Varsity Club 2- 4, Ski Club 3-4 SAVIDGE, MARGARET—French Club 3-4 Pres. (4) ISEP 3-4 V-Pres. (4); Booster Club 1, 4; Ski Club 1-4; Ski team (3, 4); Biology Club 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary) (4) Student Senate 1-3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 4) Choralaires—4; Chorus 1-3, Ambassador to France (3); Tartan and Acropolis Rep. 3 SAWICKI, ROSANNE—Y-Teens 1-3, SCHWENKER, CAROLYN—Band 1-3, historian 4, Acropolis 3, 4 (Literary editor) (4), Tartan staff 4, German Club 3-4, Latin Club 3, ISEP 1-3, SHOOK, JIM—Orchestra 1-4; Biolog)' Club 1-2; Art Club 3-4;. Acropolis 4; Dramatics Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Fire and Bomb Squad 3-4; National Honor Society 4.; SHULTS, DANIEL—Varsity Club 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Stu- dent Council Rep. 1, Soccer 3-4, German Club 4 SKIFF, JOAN—French Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, SKINNER, BARBARA—Booster Club 1-4, French Club 3-4, ISEP 3-4, Chorus 1-2, Biology Club 4, GAA 1-4, SMITH, CHERYL—Band 1-3, Choralaires, 2-4, Cho- rus 1, 3, Ski Club 1-4, Secretary 4, ISEP 1-4, Ger- man Club 1-4 SMITH, MIKE—Basketball 1-4 (co-captain) (4), Football 1, Cross-country 4, Art Club 2-3, French Club 1-2, Hi-Y 2-4, Booster Club 4 Varsity Club 3- 4, Baseball 3-4 SNAPP, MARY—Booster Club 2-4, Dramatics Club Club 2, 3, French Club 4, Latin Club, Secretary 3, Ski Club 1-2, Cheerleading 4, Acropolis staff 3-4, Associate Editor, 4, National Honor Society 4, Var- sity Club 4, Chorus 1-2, SNIVELY, RICHARD—Band 1, Choralaires 2-4, Wrestling 1-4, Football 1, Cross-Country 2, Soccer 3-4, Track 2 Hi-Y 3-4, Varsity Club 4, Fire and Bomb Squad 2-4 SOWERS, LINDA—FNA 1, Dramatics Club 3, ISEP 3, French Club 3-4, STEEL, BILL—Hi-Y 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Spanish Club (2), Basketball 1-2, Tennis 2-4, Orchestra 1- 4, Choralaires 2-4, Chorus 4, Ski Club 1-4, Student Assembly 1, Fire and Bomb Squad 2, 4 STRAIN, LYNDA—Booster Club 3, 4, ISEP 4, STRAUSS; PETER—Baseball 1-4, Basketball 2, French Club, 3. SUMMERS, TIM—Art Club 1-4, TAI-CHUNG KU—Astronomy Club 4 Nat. Honor Soc. 4 TERZIAN, JIM—Student Council 1-2, Bowling 3-4, Golf 3-4, Soccer 4 (manager), Latin Club 4 (pres.), Biology Club 4 THEIRL, JILL—Booster Club 2-4, Dramatics Club 3, Acropolis Staff 1-4, ISEP 4 Chorus 2 Acropolis Advertising Agent 1-4, TOPKA, DAVID A.—Football 1-4 (tri-captain), Bas- ketball 1-4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Biology Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Interschool council 2-4, Student Senate 3-4, Vice-President of Class 1-2, 4, Key Club 2-4, president 4, Varsity Club 3-4, ISEP 3-4, Experiment in Living Program in Gr. Britain (3) TOWNSEND, DAVID—Baseball 1, Track 2-3, Cross Country 3, Football 2, Radio Club 1, Ski Club 1-4 TRUAX, SANDRA—A. V. 1-4, pres. 4, Chorus 1-4, Tartan-Acropolis Rep. 2, TRUDELL, CHERYL—Chorus 1-4 TRUMPLER, JOSEPH—Varsity Club 3-4, German Club 2-4, Baseball 1-4, TURNBULL, CHRISTINE—GAA 1-4, Choralaires 3-4, Chorus 1-4 TURNBULL, PAT—Booster Club 2-3, Chorus 2-4, USIMAKI, LINDA—GAA 1-4, Booster Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, pres. 4, Future Data Processors 4, VANN, PAT—Chorus 2 VAUGHAN, PETER—Soccer 3-4, Ski Team 3-4, La- crosse 3-4, Biology Club 1-4, treasurer 3-4, Astrono- my 1-4, French Club 1-4, Russian Study Club 1, Ski Club 1-4, Anthropology Club 3 VERRUTO, LINDA—GAA 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Talent Show 2-4, Choralaires 2-4 VOIGHT, MARLENE—Chorus 3-4, WAGNER, JOHN S.—Choralaires 2-4, Pep Band 1, Spanish Club 1, Treasurer 1, Ski Club 1-4, Band 2- 4, treasurer 3, 4, Chorus 1, Track 2-4, Hi-Y 3-4, treasurer 4, Varsity Club 4, Student Assembly 1 WAITE, ROBERT—Tartan and Acropolis Rep. 4, Astronomy club 1-3 WALEK, BRYNN—Acropolis Advertising Agent 1-4 WALSH, JOSEPH—Key Club 3-4, Fire and Bomb Squad 2-4, WANMER, DAVE—Acropolis Advertising Agent, Track 2-3 WATERMAN, PEARL E.—FBLA 3, GAA 2, WATSON, DAVID—Acropolis Advertising Agent 2- 4 WELLS, SUSAN—Student Council 1-3, Student Sen- ate 1-4, Latin Club 3, (program chairman), Chorus 1, Booster Club 3-4, Acropolis Staff 4, Associate Editor 4, Cheerleading 3-4 National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Class Treasurer 1-2, Varsity Club 4 WHITE, BEV—FTA 2-4, French Club 3, Ski Club 4, WHITEHEAD, MEREDITH—Chorus 2-4, ISEP 3- 4, French Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4 WHITEHOUSE, MILDRETH—FBLA 2-4, vice-presi- dent 4, WHITTREDGE, ANNE—Booster Club 2-4, German Club 1, 2, 4, Student Senate 1, Cheerleading 3, Chorus 1-2, Choralaires 2-4, Acropolis Staff 4, As- sociate Editor 4 WILSON, BILL—Band 1-4 (pres.) (4), Orchestra 2-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Tennis 2-4, Ski Club 1-4 IWILSON, DAYLE—Choms l-4, Tartan-Acropolis Rep. 3, Advertising Agent 4 YORK, DAVID—Soccer 3-4 (co-captain) Varsity Club 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Ski Club 3-4, Ski Team 3- 4, German Club 4. ZATT, MARILYN—Dramatics 2-4 (pres.) (4) Band 1-4, Orchestra 3-4, Astronomy Club 4. ____________________________________________211 People The idea stinks! This little piggy went to market. Once upon a time, there were 212 three bears. Deal me in. 213 The idea is to hit the ball with the stick and run to, 214 Hurry up! Here comes his girlfriend!' first base, Snake eyes!. 215 Ann Brown Senior Editors Carolyn Schwenker Mary Snapp Mary Jo Ryan Kathi Hannon Anne Whittredge Chris Reid Debbie Reid Sue Wells 216 PATRONS of the 1967 Acropolis E. A. Kinum, D. C. McGivern and Mills 409 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 110 South Ten Broeck Street Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. Gerald Terry Dr. Samuel Strauss 149 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 118 Fifth Street Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. Charles F. Lawrence Dr. Nelson Rust 214 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 339 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. John F. Rowland, Jr. Dr. Alfred B. Rasso 147 Vley Road Scotia, New York 12302 329 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12402 Gibbons and Burke 101 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. Samuel J. Coppola 234 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. George von Borstel 101 Vley Road Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. C. Leo Snell Chiropractor 349 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Dr. Julius Gelber Dominick Mele, M. D. 1514 Union Street Schenectady, N. Y. 1726 Campbell Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. 12306 Pe+er Terzian, M. D. Dr. Robert Wiese 271 Saratoga Road Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Richard E. Waite, P. A. 440 Saratoga Road Scotia, N. Y. 12302 418 Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York 12302 217 Your Community Neighboi Since 1886 SCHENECTADY GENERAL ELECTRIC EUGENE J. RUPOLO Licensed Insurance Agent and Broker Notary Public 324 Mohawk Avenue PHONE FR 2-4155 SCOTIA. N. Y. 12302 Best Wishes to the Class of 67 JOHN'S VLEY ROAD BARBER SHOP 142 Yley Road SCOTIA. N. Y. The Shopping Center of the Mohawk Valley ]j)a(lace's SACANDAGA SUPER MARKET ournal , Open Sundays 9 a.m.—9 p.m. Carl's Gold Bond Stamps 412 Sacandaga Road SCOTIA. NEW YORK 12302 Best of Luck to the Class of 1967 CORNELL LUMBER COMPANY 69 Freeman's Bridge Road SCOTIA. NEW YORK 12302 Commercial Printing Serving This Area Since World War I Under Same Management TUlip 5-5311 We are as near as your telephone Call Us for Estimates 49 Front Street LATHROP'S REXALL DRUGSTORES 208 Mohawk Ave. Dl 6-7748 149 Vley Road SCOT|At N.y. Dl 6-5302 (12302) BALLSTON SPA, N. Y. Prescriptions Are Our Main Business PAUL'S MENS SHOP Featuring HIS Sports Wear for the Young Man Shirts Western Jeans Slacks Corduroys Sweaters Jackets Compliments of SAHR'S POULTRY FARM HARBROOK CO, HERMIE'S MUSIC STORE Serving Your Musical and Instrumental Needs. 716 State Street FR 4-7433 SCHENECTADY Aluminum • Screens • Windows • MONDY'S DELICATESSEN • Doors • • Porch and Patio • Catering for Small Parties Banquets Our Specialty • Enclosures • Now—2 Locations for Your Convenience 225 Mohawk Ave. FR 4-9700 19 N. Reynolds Street SCOTIA NEW YORK 12302 FR 2-7101 SCOTIA, N.Y. or Corner Church and Sacandaga Road SCOTIA, N.Y. FR 2-9187 D. MONTANA SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Mohawk and Ballston Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK_______ O'CONNOR’S MOTEL IN THE HEART OF SCOTIA, N. Y. 3 Neal Street Scotia, New York DOLORES AND MICHAEL BEDNARIK Dl 6-3032 FOX AND MURPHY SPORTING GOODS 426 State Street SCHENECTADY, N. Y. You Name the Sport — We Have the Equipment. FR 7-6414 SILVA'S makes all PIZZA for football, basketball games and dances 406 Sacandaga Road SCOTIA, N. Y. 12302 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING SENIORS from THE UNION-STAR We Promise You a Great Evening Newspaper . . . And We Deliver. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of “67” ism An Account With One Office It nil Account With AU Offices SCOTIA MOHAWK AVE. at TEN BROECK NISKAYUNA BALLTOWN RD. at NOTT ST. GLENVILLE SARATOGA RD. at GLENRIDGE COLONIE CENTRAL AVE. at KILLEAN PARK GUILDERLAND-WESTMERE KARNER RD. at WESTERN AVE. MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FUNSTON OF SCOTIA A Yard of Good Lumber STUDENT LOANS Students, who are residents of New York State, may borrow from us to attend post secondary institutions of higher learning in New York State and else- where ... ask us for details and applica- tion forms . . . just phone FR 4-9184 Schenectady Savings Loan Association 220 Vloy Road Best Wishes to the Class of '67 BARNEY'S 217 State Street SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 126 Lark Street Scotia, New York MOHAWK AVENUE GARAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER VALIANT 17-31 Mohawk Ave, SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 CHARLES H. MITCHELL, Proprietor Telephone Dl 6-3408 Arnold Wakker's HOME TOWN BAKERY 109 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York FR 4-6562 Party and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty Compliments of DURITE CLEANERS Tailors and Furriers 143 Mohawk Ave. 3-2474 A WOR ON REMISES THE CARL CO. 430 Stato St., SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Wlllowbrook Plaia—SCOTIA, N. Y. CARL W. LISS 136 Erie Blvd. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. FR 2-4795 MOHAWK LAUNDRY Owned and Operated by Advance Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Inc. 138 Mohawk Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 'CHUCK PALMER SCOTIA DELUKE SAND AND GRAVEL CO., INC. DELUKE READY MIX CORP. Amsterdam Road, SCOTIA, N. Y. THE WHITE FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED GEORGE E. WHITE, Pres. Ballston Avenue at Fifth Street SCOTIA, NEW YORK JACOBSON BROS. GARAGE 442 Vley Road Scotia, New York Phone: 346-9383 Texaco Products Automotive Repairs ZUCKERMAN CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC. Many Stores to Serve You Dial FR 4-4461 PLANT 11 Center St., SCOTIA We Give Carl Stamps Hardware Sporting Goods Paints WAYSIDE ACRES GARDEN CENTER Everything Under the Sun tor Down to Earth Gardeners Lawn—Garden and Florists Supplies Next to New High School Phone FR 2-2593 209-211 Sacandaga Rd.( Scotia, N. Y. GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Distributors for CONN—GIBSON—SLINGERLAND Compliments of GREEN'S LITTLE GENERAL The Best in Dairy Products 234 Mohawk Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK PHONE: 346-9645 H. HORTON CO., INC. Hotel, Restaurant School and Institutional Food Service Equipment China, Glassware, Silverware and Sundries 410 Broadway ALBANY I, N. Y. Albany HO 3-1281 or HO 3-1282 509 State Street SCHENECTADY PHONE FR 4-5921 CREASTWOOD BEAUTY SALON Our Specialty Is High-Styling 145 Mohawlc Avenu PHONE: 393-8481 SCOTIA, NEW YORK CAPRON'S GARAGE WRECKS REBUILT We Recommend Du Pont Duco Dulux Lucite 272 Ballston Ave. Scotia, New York Body and Fender Repairs . . . Expert Refinishing General Insurance For a Leisurely Lunch and Elegant Dining in a Colonial Atmosphere 40-42 Mohawk Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK EX 3-3344 SPENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL Courses in ADSON J. HAIGHT AGENCY 135 MOHAWK AVENUE DI 6-0714 Accounting Clerical-Typist Secretarial Stenographic IMB Key Punch And Featuring Stenotype (Machine Shorthand) Court Reporter Courses FR 4-7419 404 Union Street SCHENECTADY Best Wishes in the Future to the Class of '67 STEWART'S SHOES The Best Shoe Store in Scotia 119 Mohawk Ave. SCOTIA, NEW YORK FRED BETTY STEWART WE'RE TICKLED PINK TO SERVE YOU AT SCOTIA-GLENVILLE HIGH You're good customers and we en- joy working with and for you. Our very best wishes for success and happiness go with the graduates. Before you go, Seniors, tell the un- derclassmen our service can't be beat when it comes to yearbooks, school rings and graduation an- nouncements. REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 GUS HODGKINS—BOB GRAY—DON NASH JIM GERDING—DICK SIMS 39 Years of Service to the Schools in Eastern New York What in the world are your career ambitions? Engineering... Manufacturing... Marketing... Administration? You can go as far as your initiative carries you, in the career of your choice, with Alco. ALCO PRODUCTS, INC. Schenectady, New York 12305 ALCO Best Wishes to the Class of '67 MOHAWK AMBULANCE OXYGEN SERVICE, INC. 787 State Street Schenectady, New York RAINVILLE CERAMIC STUDIO, INC. 19 Vine Street, Scotia 2, New York Teaching is Our Business COMPLETE CERAMIC SUPPLIES DORAZIO'S SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE DEALER Road Service — Expert Lubrication Batteries — Tires — Accessories PHONE FR 2-211 208 Sacandaga Road, Scotia, N. Y. Robert Waite George Cervenlca Ghziivrzs AXtICBT Va MU UJzahj VERN'S BARBER SHOP 37 Mohawk Ave., Scotia, N. Y. 12302 «0, ROUTE JO • SCOTIA. NEW YORK 11302 RHONE 39«. 4343 W. E. HARTMAN, INC. General Contractor and Builder KITCHEN SPECIALIST FORMICA COUNTER TOPS BAR TOPS AND LAVENETTES FOUR SEASONS SPORTING CENTER 374-6945 Scotia, New York 12302 AT MAYFAIR SCOTIA Always in Season For Your Sporting Needs PHONE 399-1233 PEDRICK'S GLASS GARDEN Florist If You Think She's the Sweetest Girl You Know, a Fancy Corsage Will Help Tell Her So. 35 Saratoga Road (Opp. Schenectady Airport) CALL EX 9-1171 WE ALSO TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Paint . . . Glass Picture Framing and Art Supplies Glass Replaced in Aluminum and Wooden Windows F. J. CARLSON SONS 234 Mohawk Ave., Scotia 515 State Street, Schenectady 11 Market Street, Amsterdam Congratulations to the Class of '67 SLENVILLE PHARMACY 434 Saratoga Road SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 Your Family Health Center LUM FUNG RESTAURANT Specializing in Chinese and American Food 135 Broadway Schenectady, N.Y. Dl 6-9565 FR 7-2522 ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES FREE PARKING—APEX PARKING LOT OPEN 11 A.M. TO 12 P.M. MAYBROOK MARKET IGA Scotia 37 Mohawk Avenue Bridals - Bridesmaids - Formats Open Fridays until 9:00 P. M. Other evenings by appointment iJJSL op 288 Saratoga Road Scotia, N.Y. Open Daily Specializing in Phone 8 a.m.—10 p.m. High-Quality 399-7090 Meat and Produce Phone FR 4-8324 We Are There to Serve You; Visit Us Soon SARNOWSKI FARMS DAIRY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 UNION BOOK COMPANY FR 4-3526 52 Freeman's Bridge Road Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Established in 1912 237-247 State St. SCHENECTADY, N. Y. STALDER'S AUTO SERVICE 12 Sacandaga Road, Scotia, N. Y. Auto Repair Body Work Sales GMC Service The Official Photographer for This Yearbook RAMARK STUDIOS Portrait Wedding Candid Albums Baby Passport Identification Schenectady, New York 135 Jay Street FR 4-8721 sonvMK Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class ot 1967 GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY WHERE YOUR HOME BEGINS Sacandaga Road Scotia, N. Y. PITTSBURGH PAINTS U.S. PLYWOODS BIRD ROOFING PRODUCTS OWENS CORNING FIBERGLASS FLINTCOTE BUILDING MATERIALS DU PONT PAINT WELLS GARAGE Tf I as. | 22 Sacandaga Road Phone DI 6-1020 ROWLEDGE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance BOB'S PIZZERIA All Types of Delicious Pizza to Go Steak and Sausage Sandwiches 5 Saratoga Road Opposite Airport 139 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 FR 4-8453 FR 4-8454 ROD AND DUD ROWLEDGE Culligan Water Conditioning of Greater Schenectady, Inc. 10 JOHN STREET SCOTIA, N. Y. 12302 SCOTIA SHOE REPAIR ANTHONY G. MAROTTA, Prop. 35 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York FR 7-4508 MAC'S GROCERIES 514 Pleasantview Avenue Scotia, New York cold cuts—groceries—ice cream—sodas Hours: 10:00 to 10:00 Sunday 9:30—2:00 5:30—10:00 Sam Willis HOLIDAY INN Gulf Service Corner of Nott Terrace Franklin Street Phone: 372-2511 Compliments of ANDERSEN BOAT SHOP Burnt Hills and Yacht Haven, Scotia CLARK AND BROWN Visit Our Furniture Store 3 Miles West of Scotia on the Amsterdam Road PHONE: FR 2-1646 5 COURSES OF STUDY LEADING TO A BUSINESS CAREER! One and Two Year Diploma Programs AUTOMATION ACCOUNTING, RETAILING-MARKET- ING, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-ACCOUNTING, AND EXECUTIVE OR MEDICAL SECRETARIAL An Accredited Institution oj Higher Business Education FRANK R. MABEE—HOWARD W. BERNING MABEE BERNING FUNERAL HOME Service With Dignity and Taste I Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. Dl 6-5802 TRYON RENTALS c CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT • Air Compressors Air Tools • Pumps - Concrete Saws • Concrete Trowels - Mixers, Vibrators • Concrete Power Buggies • Hydraulic Back-Hoes • Hydraulic Pipe Jack • Steam Cleaners • Trencher RENTED BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH FR 7-6424 'SflSr1 FR 2-0811 301 CRAIGIE AV. SCOTIA, N. Y. BABCOCK CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 301 Craigie Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Telephone FR 2-0811 WATER SEWER PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION TRYON SALES, INC. 301 Craigie Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 Repair Sleeves Repair Clamps Hydrants—Valves—Boxes Corporation and Curb Stops Mechanical Joint-Flange Ring-Tite and Short Body Fittings Steel Aluminum Drain Pipe WATER AND SEWER SUPPLIES FR 7-66424 Congratulations to the Class of '67 The Finest Heating Fuels, Service and Equipment . . . J. H. BUHRMASTER CO., INC. FUEL OIL • MASON SUPPLIES • COAL Automatic Metered and Weather This Area's Most Complete Parts Controlled Fuel Oil Deliveries Stock for Service Work Home Owner's Budget Plan 24-Hour Emergency Service 2-WAY RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Compliments of SANFORD E. PERCY, INC. 19 Cuthbert Street Scotia, N. Y. GIBBONS' RESTAURANT—COCKTAILS Steaks Homemade Pies 120 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, N. Y. JOHN F. GIBBONS, Prop. SCOTIA MOTORS, INC. 110 MOHAWK AVE. SCOTIA, N. Y. Dodge Sales and Service FR 4-6274 Compliments of Main Office WHERE CLINTON CROSSES STATE BELLEVUE-ROTTERDAM OFFICE 2525 Broadway Schenectady's Largest Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation jia. ■i ii; i: ITd Twenty D � Mavr Nidwnr $ 13 M N10 sum- f lW: S3me rslims sums , juuiuu fWV3aD ( j!|||||1f ifePJ$ JLiw ;9!B RAY'S BARBER SHOP Haircut Prices The Finest in Dresses and Casual Wear Ro cuia 108 Mohawk Avenue SCOTIA, N. Y. 12302 Phone: 377-6380 SUBURBAN APPLIANCE 9 Airport Road Scotia, New York EX 9-3560 WEEKDAYS Children, High School Students, Retired Men $1.50 SATURDAY All Hair Cuts $2.00 J. MARTINEC PACKING COMPANY PINK ROSE BRAND MEATS Scotia, New York 12302 Roofing and Repairs Shingle, Slate, Metal, Built-Up Chimney Home and Industrial SCOTIA HOME SERVICE CONTRACTORS Roofing, Repairing, Painting, Decorating Chimney, Gutter, Sheetmetal Work COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL JOHN B. CLANCY, Prop. Phone Dl 6-7243 214-16 Craigie Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 Compliments of H. F. TIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Dl 6-4202 212 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York ARKLEY TIRE CO. Firestone Distributor 38 Mohawk Avenue Phone: 377-8545 SCOTIA, N. Y. SCHLEGEL'S GARAGE VAN CURLER GREENHOUSES 66 Freeman's Bridge Road Gulf Service IGNITION—TUNE-UPS—TIRE SERVICE ELECTRICAL SERVICE SCHLEGAL BROS. R. D. 2, Sacandaga Road Prop. Scotia, Now York CUSTOM ARTS STUDIO MARION J. FORD Picture Framing Photography Matting, Drymounting, Portraits, Restorations 155 Van Buren Road, Scotia, N. Y. Phone: 399-4701 Compliments of SCOTIA, N. Y. FR 4-8566 255 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, N. Y. LASAK FUNERAL HOME 176 Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York (12302) SCOTIA STONE AND GRAVEL COMPANY Phone Dl 6-5808 Dl 6-5749 J. DOWNS, INC. PLUMBING HEATING 327 Mohawk Avenue SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 FR 4-8281 MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail Street ALBANY, NEW YORK 12203 Send tor Catalog OFFICE—133 WALL STREET SCHENECTADY, N.Y. PHONE FR 4-7766 CONGRATULATIONSI-CLASS OF '67 We give Carl's gold bond stamps double on Wednesday 105 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York and 730 Saratoga Road Burnt Hills, New York OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK daily nine—nine Sundays nine—six AUTO UPHOLSTERING BOAT TOPS AUTO GLASS WINDSH1ELI TONY'S TRIM SHOP Auto Upholstery and Glassware Canvas Work of All Types 302 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, N. Y. PHONE: FR 2-9840 Men's, Children's, Ladies' Cutting Styling HAROLD'S BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned 5 Saratoga Road Scotia, N. Y. Phone: 374-8301 Route 50 Freeman's Bridge Road Junction Across from Airport l y- cvU ut {lews 240 MOHAWK A VC.. SCOTIA 2. H. V. PHONE 374-3337 ASHTON Gulf Solar Heating Oil Carrier Air Conditioning 165 Freeman’s Bridge Road Scotia, New York 12302 374-9171 Compliments of DAVIDSON'S BAKERY 146 Vley Road SCOTIA, N. Y. BILL'S KORNER STORE Insure — Stay Insured — Rest Assured See THE SCOTIA AGENCY, INC. 149 Mohawlc Ave. Scotia, N.Y. Telephone 346-3673 HATHAWAY MOTORS, INC. RAMBLER Sales and Service 50 Mohawk Ave. EX 3-3669 Corner of Engleman and So. Holmes Open Daily 7 A.M.—10 P.M. SCOTIA, NEW YORK Records and School Supplies Ice Cream—Candy Cold Cuts—Groceries Beverages For Up to the Minute Financial—Sports—Womens NEWS Read the SCHENECTADY GAZETTE SCHENECTADY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER SINCE 1894 Phone FR 4-4141 for Daily Home Delivery With Expert Installation Best Wishes to the Class of '67 @ 162 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N.Y. You Ring We Bring Dial 344-7821 Plenty of Free Parking SWIRE'S DEPARTMENT STORE G. E. Television, Refrigerators, Ranges and Washers 113 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York 12302 Shurfine Products DOCKSTADER’S FOOD STORE BUY-RITE MEMBER 256 Vley Road Scotia, N. Y. FR 4-0192 It's CARBONE’S CARPET Compliments of FR 2-0332 169 Freeman's Bridge Road SCOTIA, N.Y. MAC'S SERVICE STATION SCOTIA, N.Y. DOMINO BARBER SHOP 311 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York DOM NICOLELLA, Prop. To the Class of '67 Good Luck From RIPP'S APOTHECARY of Scotia Exclusive Agency in Scotia for Russell Stover Candy, Bonnie Bell Cosmetics ALL DELIVERIES FREE FR 4-4411 and FR 4-4412 Visit Our FLAV-O-RAMA Delicious Ice Cream Congratulations to the Class of 1967 HENRY'S CLEANERS 1610 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Phone: FR 4-3484 VILLAGE PAINT WALLPAPER 46 Mohawk Ave. (Cor Ten-Broeck) Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Drop in and A See Us Some _ _ Benjamin ■V’ ,ho™. Moore Open From 7 A.M.-IO P.M. Daily CORINO'S MARKET, INC. Home of Fine Foods Congratulations, Seniors! from RICHARD KEENE Printer 133 Vley Road SCOTIA, N.Y. Dl 6-5980 Co,yvs 28 Sacandaga Road SCOTIA All Beauty Services Phone: DI 6-0175 SCOTIA PRINTING COMPANY FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT SERVICE for one year...for this year’s Graduates National Commercial Bank’s graduation gift of a Free Checking Account Service will help you to manage your money wisely. Your quar- terly statements will show where your dollars go, and cancelled checks will be proof you paid. f „„„„ 71 NATIONAL commercial Bank — ”£'M AND TRUST COMPANY MCMtER FEDERAL DEfOStT IMUUJtCE CflirOMTION FULL SERVICE BANKINQ through 60 offices la Northt itrn New York State Schenectady Branch 436 State Street Schenectady, N.Y. For job opportunities at National Commercial Banlc, please write or call our Personnel Department SCOTIA LANES —EM TUTTLE, Prop. 217 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, N. Y. Phone: 346-5730 BAR—RESTAURANT 20 AMF Automatic Pin Spotters Best Wishes Class of 1967 JIM'S AIR CONDITIONING CO. SALES—RENTALS Compliments of . . . SCOTIA, NEW YORK SEALTEST FOODS Telephone 399-5454 DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION Good Luck to the Class of 1967 ROCK GARDEN PHARMACY OF MAYFAIR ALL DELIVERIES FREE MARTIN Phones EX 9-1155 EX 9-1156 WATER WELLS INC. VISIT OUR Drilling Under FLAVORLAND FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE Every Condition Open From 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Investigation Estimates Free DRILLED WATER WELLS 7 Days a Week WATER PUMPS BACK HOE WORK Thousands of Satisfied GEORGE H. FOX Customers INSURANCE 372-941 1 Ridge Road R D 4 Scotia 218 Broadway Schenectady 5, N. Y. FR 4-0077 hAN$On CONSTRUCTION CORP. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Sarnowslci Drive Scotia, New York 12302 Telephone 372-3361 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING STEEL DECK ERECTIONS CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK Compliments of TRICO SHEET METAL, INC. P. O. BOX 63 BURNT HILLS, NEW YORK DONALD E. WHITE Vice President PHONES EX 9-3300 FR 4-4641 Index Acropolis Staff .....................................9 Acropolis Staff Assistants.........................143 Acropolis Senior Editors ..........................216 Administration .....................................11 Advertisers .......................................218 Art Club ..........................................161 Art Department .....................................33 Astronomy Club ....................................140 Audio-Visual ......................................144 Band ..........................................146-147 Baseball ......................................198-199 Basketball ...........■........................182-187 Biology Club.................................,. .. . 141 Board of Education ..............................12-13 Booster Club.......................................154 Bowling Club ......................................165 Bowling Team.......................................197 Bus Drivers.........................................39 Business Education Department ....................30-1 Cafeteria Staff ....................................38 Candids .......................................212-215 Cheerleaders ..................................192-193 Chess Club ........................................165 Choralaires........................................151 Chorus ........................................... 150 Cross Country......................................181 Custodians..........................................39 Dramatics Club ....................................160 English Department...............................20-21 Fire and Bomb Squad ...............................167 Football ......................................172-177 French Club ...................................168-169 Freshman Class ................................120-135 Future Business Leaders of America.................159 Future Data Processors ............................145 Future Nurses of America...........................145 Future Teachers of America.........................164 German Club .......................................158 Golf Team .........................................197 Gridiron Graduates.................................176 Guidance Department .............................18-19 Guidance Assistants ...............................152 Gymnastics ........................................195 Hall of Fame ..................................203-207 Health Office Assistants ..........................153 Credit Line: Color Photography by Winchell pgs. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 Photo—pg. 15—Sid Brown, Schenectady Gazette 248 Hi-Y Club .........................................156 Home Economics Club................................139 Home Economics Department ..........................34 Industrial Arts Department .........................35 ISEP ..............................................138 Junior Class ...................................86-104 Key Club...........................................157 Language Department ................................25 Latin Club ........................................139 Letts, Donald M.....................................14 Library ............................................24 Library Assistants ................................152 Majorettes ........................................194 Math Department .........................28-29 McGuire, Richard J..................................15 Music Department ...................................32 National Honor Society ............................162 Office Assistants..................................153 Orchestra .....................................148-149 Organizations .....................................136 Patrons ...........................................217 Physical Education Department ...................36-37 Retiring Teachers ....................... 40-41 Science Department .........................26-27 Secretarial Staff................................16-17 Senior Class .....•..............................42-85 Senior Records ................................208-211 Service Personnel ..................................39 Ski Club ..........................................166 Ski Team ..........................................196 Social Studies Department .......................22-23 Soccer ........................................178-180 Sophomore Class ...............................105-119 Sports ........................................170-202 Stage Crew ........................................144 Student Senate ....................................163 Table of Contents................................... 8 Tartan Staff ......................................142 Tennis............................................,202 Track .........................................200-201 Varsity Club ......................................155 Wrestling .....................................188-191 Y-Teens ...........................................164 Jill Thierl leads the Dreamers . Tartan’s ’N Talent 1967 The Tartans ’N Talent Annual Show was presented on February 28th in the high school auditorium for the benefit of the International Student Exchange Program. Bob Olson aims high as Master of Cere- monies. Our Exchange student from Barbados, dance. Marcia Goddard, whirls through a native Skip Sherwood plays a Mexican marimba with the Baja Marimba Band. Kris McClennan sings a Scottish solo in Song Time's Brotherhood skit. Song Time March 30—April 1 The traditional Song Time performance of the Choralaires this year was presented in three acts. Each year the proceeds are used for a concert trip. Candles set the mood for the Choralaires traditional night club scene. Spring Sports Coach Miller hands out awards at semi-annual Sports Recognition Night. Golf Mike Martone, Sec. II, Golf Chairman presents Coach Ketchum and winning team the sectional trophy. Team members: Jim Blaise, Burgess Brier, Pete Musler, Jim Terzian, and Doug Petroski. Frosh Tim Martin warms up before Academy Tennis Mr. Lajeunesse, coach poses with team members: 1st Row: Gene Tricozzi, Phil Ter- zian, Jamie Kelly, Paul Jezierski. 2nd Row: Dale Francois, Lloyd Ryysylainen, Dave Larson, Paul Martin, Bill Steel. Baseball VARSITY game. First Row: Doug Jones, Mickey Vollmer, Carl Quinlan, Bob Bishop, Dick Pahl, Mike Smith. Sec. Row: Tim Ball, Chris Carvell, Bob McKay, Greg Juwa, Joe Trumpler, Larry Karlquist, Jeff Green. Third Row: Len Cooper, Bob Hood, Dick Dresselt, Dick Nielson, and Coach Kuczek. 1st: Warren Buckland, Gale Wetmore, Gary Hull, John Ciancetta, 2nd: John Witowski, Tom San- telli, Jim Gardner, Jon Wells, Bob Ogonowski 3rd: Coach Bremser, Stafford Branch, Steve Reeves, Joe Garahan, Thorman Male, John Duci, Gary Myatt. FRESHMEN TEAM: 1st Row: Jim Mango, Tom Cornell, Wayne Cooper, Chuck Aunchman, Mike Helms, Rick Kohl. 2nd Row; Herb Male, Mickey Paul, Keith DeLuke, Sam Coppola, Mike Powers. 3rd: Ted DeCarol, Manager, Tim Martin, George Mahoney, Doug Nowlin, Bruce Bethka, Tony Marotta, Dan DeLong, Bill Seburn, and Coach Welcome. Junior Prom April 28, 1967 “Somewhere My Love” THERE—I am! THERE—you are! Mr. Proschel, Class Advisor tries to reassure Claire Collins co-chairman that 24 hrs. is still plenty of time. Matt Thornton and Doris Shaw arrive at the Prom. Senior Ball “Try to Remember” Co-chairman Bob Bowers and Lenore Russelmann enjoy a dance. Ann Brown and Bill Wilson receive favors from junior hostess Chris Winkler and page Bob Barnett. Cheryl Haley, John Leitzke, Jeff Heinen and Vr Hillary Gauvreau and her date parade in the grand march. Kathy Hannan and David Gregorie arrive at the ball. Ball co-chairman Gary Fountain crowns Margaret Savidge during the coronation ceremony. Barbara Skinner sit out a dance. Senior advisors Mr. Peeling and Mrs. Powers waltz while Jane Carpenter and Ray Rogers look on. Senior Banquet June 9, 1967 Chairman: Barbara Skinner Master of Ceremonies: Robert Olson Mass hysteria characterizes the senior skit, How to Succeed in School Without Really Trying . Pam Pareene and Pat Turnbull choose from buffet. Seniors acknowledge Mr. Peelings help and advice with a standing ovation at their banquet. Seniors help themselves to buffet banquet. Cafeteria scene. 'Star John Wagner puts some soul into his shop scene solo. Brynn Walek admonishes Ray Rogers to take it easy . Graduation ’67 Speaker Linda Moehle gives the class of '67 a Foolproof Formula for Success Kathleen Blatz, co-valedictorian spoke on After Today—What Lies Ahead.” Take Another Look” was the theme of salutatorian, Diane Makuc’s speech. PROGRAM Processional..................Darryl D. Drew Invocation.............Rev. Thomas C. Brown Vocal Selections..............Senior Choralaires Introduction ............ William H. Martin, Supt. of Schools Speakers...................................Linda Moehle Ann Brown Salutatory ...................... Diane Makuc Valedictory ......................... Gary Rea Kathleen Blatz Class Gift .... Gary Fountain, Class President Recognition of Prizewinners . . Donald M. Letts, Principal Diplomas .................. Carl O. Settle, Jr. Senior Class Advisors: Mrs. Agness Powers Mr. Horace Peeling Co-Valedictorian, Gary Rea, presented his Valedictory as a piano solo, Prelude in B. Minor”, Opus 32, by Rachmaninoff THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967 The senior class gift of shrubbery beautifies the school grounds. Marcia Allen and Carl Aho; happy graduates. The senior processional winds past spectators and the closed circuit television in the gym. looks on. Seniors jam the corridor after the ceremony. The Awards Assembly June 10, 1967 Kathleen Blatz and Gary Rea, Co-valedictorians? receive their Board of Education valedictory awards. Last year’s Elmira Key winner, Linda Moehle, awards the key to junior Christine Lomini. Dave Topka receives the Cornell Alumni Athletic prize: a silver bowl. Mr. Letts presents Susan Wells the Betty Thomp- son Memorial Award. Mr. Van de Bogart gives Jim Shook an art award. . twenty four Aw, it was nothing guys Mother please, he’d rather do it himself.” Dress code? 'This’ll make a dandy playhouse.' Psst—better humor him.” It’s a bird, it’s a plane! Oops” 'I think I can, I think I can . . . 'Tee hee this tassel tickles.' Hey, nobody's listening.” Good grief, Dave, what’d 1 do?” Tartan of the month? Next year’s staff?