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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1970 volume:

reflection by david wheeler ACROPOLIS - 1970 Published by the Acropolis Staff 0f Scotia-Glenville High School Scotia, New York, 12302 Volume 46 Shining the light on yesterday To see clearer the future. Reflecting on the change The mirror fbrms a double image. EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief Gay Fellows Laura Jones Seniors Margaret Gugliuzza Linda Olsen Underclassmen Christine Leishman Nancy Pohl Organizations Patricia McCauley Ladon Vedder Faculty Roberta Favant Karen McCombie Sports Julia Koehler Elizabeth Koehler Art Ellen Berning Photography Scott Gomez Advertising Michael Powers Advisor Mrs. Agness B. Powers Business Advisor Mrs. Katherine Fox TABLE OF CONTENTS Class of 1970 .............................. 8 Class of 1971 ............................. 50 Class of 1972 ............................. 74 Class of 1973 ............................ 102 Administration and Faculty ................................. 128 Organizations ............................ 162 Sports .................................. 202 School Life .............................. 242 Senior Activities .......................... 254 Patrons ................................. 255 Advertisers .............................. Index .................................. 283 gEEEiis gkriiiii. iggii: s?: 0 7 9 1 F O S S A L C Officers Pre-View GlenvilleE Sesquicentennial Mrs. Janet Shook Advisor Class Officers: Top to bottom: Gary Bishop, President; Edward Bryke, Vice-President; Philip Terzian, Treasur- er; Mary Brown, Secretary. Mr. John Maryanopolis Assistant Advisor The year started with TB tests, Regenw Scholarship and boards, boards, boards Cynthia Acken Tom Strenk: Checks out his investment - The New York Times. Susan Angle Nichola Anthony Wendy Atwell Charles Aunchman Bruce Auspelmyer Claudia Babcock Carol Bak Patricia Balch Charmaine Baldasare Mary Barr Karl Barta Dorothea Barth David Barton at for Exchange Students. James Belknap Karen Benny Ellen Berning Dave Stapleton: Siesta. Bruce Bethka J ames Bewley Seniors initiate and enforce ne James Blaise Karen Blase Marion Blatz Joanne Bloomer James Boss Diana Bovino Denise Bowen John Brennan Michael Briggs Linda Brinkman Ies and dance committee James Broland Thomas Brooks Mary Brown Edward Bryke What will I say, if he asks me to dance? Bruce Buchanan ft study concentrates Edward Caisse Eileen Campbell Laureen Campbell Lorraine Capogna Kirk Carter Lounge Regulars Mark Carter hafs an honor pass? Casapul I0 . ,I'ddt Phantom Duty. misc Bowen, Eileen Covne Df Y Thomas Clam eph Civisca Jos Marshall Cole Jonathan Cole lax 0 C n h 0 J William Clark Happiness is eight study hall wk L MN Thomas Cole Patricia Collins Barbara Samuel Coppola Susan Cornaire Paul Cornell Thomas Cornell Gary Cotterell Dale Coville Eileen Coyne Donald Crawford Daniel Cullen Lynn Munger, Jim McGuire. Peter Govus and Friends: Do I really look like Pau1 McCartney? Leslie Cummings Joseph Curcio Doris Curto Christine D,Alessandr0 Karen Danyla Charles Dartt Dave Temoshok, Mickey Pahl, Bud Flanders: Pub Office offers varied job opportunities for the handicapped. Daniel DeAmour Diane deAprix Kristen Deck Keith DeLuke Kenneth Denham Frederick DCNOViO Chris Mt'Cumhor: PmHIv in sm'ializing. Patricia Desmond Darlene Diamond Glenda Mitchell Draina Michele Duane Brad Dunster Raymond Edmonds Senior soccer players boot tea Debra Evans Kerry Falcon Roberta Favant Gay Fellows John Hannum Randy Marek, Eric Stev- Holly Ferris Linda Filimon Jill Finch Almon Flanders a best season record v 1x12 . Q2? 7: ,1 .sWLfT- st; 9:7 ,- Suzanne Frederick Diane Gardner Richard Giaminelli Marilyn Gifford David Gionet Nan Gminski John Godin Class of ,70 aims high Peter Govus Kathy Gower Gerald Graham Christine Grandshaw Brian Grimm Pamela Grinter Margaret Cugliuzza Sandra Guynup Taber Shirley: Why donW cha come up and see me sometime? James Hale Bruce Hamm David Harrison John Hartley Bonnie Hartman Denise Hartman Michael Helms Kathy Giambrone Hincher Seniors take advantage of independent reading. Robin Hoppe Ann Lynn Hoskinson Edward Hurley Fred Hutchinson David Hwaszcz Sue Hyson Nadine J ackson Arthur J anetsky Robert Jangro Rene Joseph Jette Laura Jones Paul Kaczmarek Austerity budget provides lessons Lawrence Kahler George Keohan Richard Kernan Christine Kerwin Richard Kietlinski Martha Kinne Roy Kline Elizabeth Koehler Julia Koehler inion, polls, parades and prayer Deborah Komoroske Ellen Krouse Linda Krutz Paul Kurowski Kate Van Dyck: Austerity Budget enlists volunteer maintenance help. George LaRue Paul Lefebvre Jay Letts Ralph Lewis John Hartley: Debates plan for government withdrawal. ckwood L0 iam Ludke 13 ill Susan Looman W Cvnth ileen Livmgston E 5211 and approx Brian Linton Apprai Robin Hoppe ight L IS th11 John MacArthur Sharon MacFee Susan Lynn Maclntosh Lawrence Mahar Herbert Male George Malizia James Mango Randy Marek Anthony Marotta Timothy Martin Armand Mastroianni Christine Mazzone Pamela McCardle Patricia McCauley Karen McCombie Christine McCumber Claudia McDermott Jack Swan: World-wide sport coverage. Barbara Mickle David Millard Mrs. Powers and Mikv Powers: Attention conflict? Laura Miller Mark Miller Kathleen Moffett J arl Mgller Cheryl Stex t: Reflectn'e m Denise Morrette Linda Susan Morris Karen Mrozkowski Lynn Munger Dennis Mycek Daniel Nagle Seniors sta John Nelson Pat Collins: How can you believe all that? John NICOH Judith 09C0nn0r Linda Olsen Cynthia Olson Linda 0,Neill Christopher Owen Mark Page Squatters RightS in lounge Michael Pahl Robert Palombo Roger Paul Douglas PaumS Richard Pelletier Pamela Petelchuk Cheryl Petitt David Pohl Nancy Pohl Debbie Aldrich: Dimpled Dilemma. Area Occupational Center gives career-minde Timothy Pooler Powers J anet Putnam Patricia Preston Pytlovany Garry Quick Donald L. Rafferty tudents valuable training! Jeffrey H. Reynolds Deborah Rhodes Paul Rogers Nancy Romph. Joyce Smith. soph. apprentice. Dennis Schmidt with Mr. Baylfs help plan on giving Mrs. Beck some competi- lion. Nancy Romph Deborah Rose Victoria RUSSO Tony Sacco Football provides Friday Dress-up and Saturday P. Gwendolyn Sawicki Bonnie Scholz William Schwarting Betsy Schwenker Judith A. Scott Donna Seaward William Seburn Karen Shields Sarah Shires Taber Shirley Scott Silva Charlene D. Simmons rills and chills. Christine Sitts Football Co-Captain Roy Kline: Prospect survey: Ramon F. Skiff M. Joyce Smith Donald Snively Sharon Sperbeck Robin Stahl Junior pre-View of Banquet se Cheryl Stewart Shirley L. Stone Joy Strain John Streeter Thomas H. Strenk Juniors SPrVC Seniors Ell Banquet nior sights on June 1970. $M mem Gwen Sawivki. John Cole: Mutual understanding. Susan Suitor Rita Sustek William G. Switts David Temoshok Philip A. Terzian Terry Topka Allen Trevett Bonnie Truax Jarl Mgller from Denmark; Krister Hallergard - of Sweden: Exchange student 0f 69 greets Exchange student of 1960. Mary Ulrich Donna Urbanski Katrina Van Dyck Laden Vedder Becky Verheide Judy Vernon Karen Verruto Dawn Vincent Rockland Vincent David Wallace Mark Walter Bob Male Micky Pahl Roy Kline Rally Pep-up! Janette Wekszner Keith Weller Nancy Weller Pamela Willoughby Carolyn Wilson Nancy Winkler a; Barbara Wood Michelle Wright B.O.C.S.Vs Mechanics: Chris Hartman, Rocky Vincent, Jim Boss, Bill Schmidt and Pete Monzo. Heidi Wukits Susan Joseph Zeglen John Zywicki IN MEMORIAM James Lomini Claudia Urban 1952-1967 1952-1969 Lefs not say these friends have gone, Their gentle smiles live on and on. For in these halls, memories dwell, Within the hearts that knew them well. Senior Candids 1 7 9 1 F O S S A L C JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Susan Santilli Vice-President: Nancy Rosenwald Secretary: Linda Campbell Treasurer: Edward Godin Junior Class Advisor: Mr. Leonard Proschel. First row: Linda Campbell. Edward Godin. Second raw: Susan Santilli, Nancy Roscnwald. Junior Sanctuary. First row: Susan Jandro. Nancy Hood. Janet Johansson. Dana Hcaney. Second raw: Stove Hen- derson. Jeffrey Juwa. Gary Karl. Smtt Kiddie. 0151111001111 1 rgANDa-N VISITORS PARKING 1 NLY 1 Left to right: Donald Taber. Brian Silva. Nancy Titus. Carol SPItiP. George Firs! row: TimothV Oathout Michael Burns. Christopher Hartman Donald Mongillo. Van 51691. Second row: Ardeil Smith. Kathlevn Naparn Gloria Campbell. Kathleen Collins Mar- jorie Miller. Tartans have more pep! Firxt mu: lop to bottom: Laura Frnslbullcr. Cathy Pormnt'. M; 3 Marlin. Burlmru Issm'. Nt'mna' rou': Mark Hun'vy. Ralph Ciuquimn. Fred Garland. David Mourns. Left to right: Roberta Cimorelli, Nancy Car- penter, Robin Carter, Patricia Bultino, Lin- da Busto, Debra Cole, Luanne Chambers. Spirit, Drive, Ability Wire the best As you can see. So shout it out With all your might. Fight, Fight, Fight! 1, J. V. Cheer A danw . , . Finally! La? 10 right: Nant'y Mt'AulP'V'. .Iat'kiv Radz. Pal Gibbons. Debbie Lvt'f'lvr. Rick Mvnxor. Kathy Connolly Left to right: Lynn Bradley. Mirhavl BoIA lock. Gail Barber. Sara Angle. Ivan Beck. Deborah Boyer. Paul Borisvnko. .loAnn Bishop. First row: Gail Cagnon, Christine Frederico, Denise Gibbons. Second row: James Fazzone, Allan Falcon, Thomas Frey, Robert Gaura. Firs! row: Betsy Hitvhvock. Mark Jones. Joan Juwa. Second row: Mark Iovinelli. Kevin Hull. me to reflect. First row: Sharon Young. Jacalyn Walker. Second row: Adrienne Wood, Evelyn Wheeler. Ronald Vincent to right: Richard KinU. Robert Male. Kathy Marmaduke. Cheryl Miller, Nancy McAule-V, Elizabeth Martinec. Douglas Millard. Richard Makuv. Juniors find that study ha Studyihalls are to study in? . . . Tom Frey, Jane Thompson. First row: Cathy Eaton. ChPryl Eddy, Catherine Downs, Carole Dc Metre. Marsha Conover. Second row: Joseph D0 Witt. Robert Davidson. Charles Conover. Pivrre Cudm- ore. Douglas Ctmtv, Christy Consaul. Robert Currie. m be useful. . Roland Vosburgh. Jean Whittredge. John Yagvr. Nancy Walter First row: Suzanne Santilli. Nancy Rosenwald. Second row: Daniel Ross, Glenn Pow- ers, James Quick. A . 10 right: William Morz. Rivhard Mmuvr. Daniel McCormick. Mark Meraner. George Lundstmm. Terry McNeil. Joseph Millet Tom MvAllister. Marc Mahoney. Left to right: Sandra Francisco, Mary Gardner. Becky Calla. Did THE SENIORS ever look like that? Kerry Lee, Donna Shattuck, Sandy Ledbet- Ier. First row: Nancy Rogers, 5heila Ryan, Cynthia Prehmus, Brian Prioletti, William Rochelle. Second row: Christine Schaad, Joan Quinlan. Pauline Prusch. Jac- queline Radz. Turn around. Looking back, We see thepath our fbotprints make. K nowing, We will neverpass again. Side row: David Oathout, John Martin, George Powers. First row: Gladys Mayer, Doris Graebe, Cheryl Maclntosh, Jerllyn Owen. Second raw: Carole Moehle, Heather Lansing, Patricia Bojanowski, Kathy Ericson, Crystal Morse. Third row: KaIl Knapik, Linda Kuprewicz, William Verheide. Fourth row: Larry Polsinelli, Jay Bryce. Left to right: Donald Petersen, Virginia Miller. qut to right: Kevin ULeary, Margaret Moffett. Raymond Morse. There is a never-endi I know ifs in here somewhereW Debbie Nolin. First row: Linda Kuprewicz, Patricia Kirchofer, Sandra Ledbetter, Pamela Lenkewich. Second row: David Langelier, David Kukow- ski. arch to find . . . Ourselves First row: Peter Brooks, SIP- wart Brier, Paul Brunt. James Clancy. Nickolas Brandolino. Mark Cieslak. Second row: Ro- berta Brandow, Linda Campv bell. Jean Campbell. Roberta Catozzi, Cathy Brower. Janice Caswell. Cheryl Buckland, Ann Closson, Gail Chambers. First row: Edward Collins. Kathleen Connolly. Pamela Crowningshield. Debra DiCresce. Martin Duchane. Richard Eidens. Second row: Glenn Derenthal. Louis DeFelippo, Frank Coulter, John Cornwall. Douglas Cornell. David Duncan. Even school has it Left to right: Rebecca Lockwood, Catheri First row: Susan Fonda. Joyce Smith, Mary Jane Pappa, Jean Smith, Leslie Putnam. Second row: Donald Godlewski, Karl Barta, Robert Newhouse, Michael Trumpler, Larry Feathers. using moments Haushaltvr. You pul your righl fool in. You pul your right foot out . . . Mikv Sululo. Sully Slvvons. 9, Kerry Lee, Pamela Lepp. Firs! row: Kathleen Moore. Second row: Kathleen Naparty. Mary Jane Pappa. Third row: Joseph Naglc, Stephan O Brian, William Murray. Half of high school is already gon Lcjfl 10 right Debra Grinlvr. Judy Haymun. Thomas Huwr. Andrew GnOinSkL First row: Steven Andraku, Paul Bianchi. Rivhard Bnllock, Mark Adkins. Second row: Deborah Austin, Bonnie Boers, Dawn Barker. Janet Bogar. Left to right: William Homer. Mary Hennvssy. Mivhanl Hirsch, Debra Houck, Linda Horn, Richard King, Anita Hugo, Alela Ker. Almost there as another year goes by. We watch. closely marking memories along the way. Left to right: William Cauger, Ju- dith Fellows, Lenora Gifford, Lana Giaquimo, Kenneth Fish. Patrick Gibbons. Firs! row: Christine Ramsvy. Cyn- thia Rvisingcr. .Ivannv Sundvrs. Mary Sawicki. Semnd raw: Mi- vhavl Salato. Ronald Polsinrrlli. Lrwis Pulsirwlli. There are always t Firs! row: Edward Codin, William Hamilton. Second row: Suzanne Godbout, Roberta First row: Donald Shannon, Daniel Shannon, James SeelyA Second row: Donna Shattuck, Sally Stevens, Laurie Swan, William Skinner. ' First row: Christine Viva. Teresa Whittam. Second row: William Gauger, Lana Ciaquinto, Robert Gaura. any things to do. gem: v .. GLENVILLE HIGH NOV 3 NOV 8 75D . AF? NEWNG IN 39 HURS 4 FIRST or mum's NIGHT cr. nu: m 39 Timothy Vollmer post 1hr weekk wants. 8 i : ? : : J ! 3 9 Left to right: Deborah Larned. Kennmh Lawrence. Patricia Leave. Cheryl Ladu. Donald Larned. Irenv Kujan. :32? lb mam: 33 w a ?xiigi ii Firs! row: Nvil Pvtivrscn. William Dobivs. Marlin Hvilkzlmp. John Laing. Harry Hart. Semnd row: John Beatty. Edward lelso. Linda Gohhzlrdl. Diane anmis. Claudia Cit'hy. Rose Marie Low. Tom Frev: Once upon a time . Left to right: William Truran, Jane Thompson, Robert Male, Judith Fellows, Thomas McAllister. .CL flll Lei? Io right Grvgury Grigolt'il. Rolwrl Exams. 5tvphm Hasslm'hor. First mu': Kwin Mmgzht'r. Darlc'nv MvKuix. Cynthia Kulak. Serond mu': John Rusvinli. James Sanders. Anthum Mason. mgs h t e .w t Juniors do their respec 69mm? II I : II I - In. I I. -.::m: E II .: - E --: 1+5; :. . '-:3 5:- El. u :H: :-j '4. ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: James Forbes Vice-President: Laurie Gauper Secretary: Patricia Aldrich Treasurer: George Gatta Lej? to right: George Gama, Patricia Aldrich, Laurie Gauper, James Forbes. Sophomore Class Advisor: Mr. Philip Gerlach. Elsa Lehman: studious. First row: Cary Craft. John Mahoney. Second row: Frank Bohacek, Carol Hinkley. Rosaland Ker. Cary Marcella. '- .w-n'umAn $Mmh 1 . IMA 1,. A WWII! 71f :52? Left to right: Chris Beauregard, Grant Adkins, William Barner, Jeff Blackburn. Robert Barber. Left to right: Michael Hamilton, Darlene Haight, Marjorie Henry, James Hicks. High school First row: William Moody, James McGarvey, James May, Daniel McDowell. Second row: Debbie Morris, Theresa McNamara, Ellen Murphy, Nancy McCullough, Patri- cia Morris. face each year Firs! row: Brenda Palmer, Patsy Pudvah, Cheryl Pudney. Second row: Wallace Flue! Teresa Patterson. Marcia Peck, Robert Peltier. . . . . ' q P V Loft la righl: Marvlou Bvardslvv. Gt'nrgia Askew, Barbara Angle. Connie Bloomer, Patricia Aldru'h. Elaine Benny. Barbara Bmger, James Armstrong egg- B s m. - - Sophomores learn First row: Jacquelyn Deltry, Linda Cooke. Second row: Gary Dashnaw, John Diamond, Left to right: Michael Visco, Lea Stone, Robert Spencer, Dou. Robert Clapper. arch and find. First row: Joann Bojanowski, Carol Burch. Linda Caldwell. Constant? Brough. Semml row: Deborah Bulls. Dianv Cianwllu. Donna Chambcrs. '1: 'V- n..,.'. is...'..:!.4'.;:s . M, ' mm: .4. h, Roseanne Sluszynski, Ronald Truax. Pamela Kulak: Leafmg through another year. Inspired by World History, they make the First row: Rovm DvLorenzo, Donald Faas, Lawrence Blumer. David Goss. Second row: Jean Bowers. Mary Crave Ciarmiello, Marvia Doleski. Daniel Cragnolin. Deborah Worvvslpr First row: Roberta Avery, Rita Batzingcr, Belle Armstrong; Second row: David Bernhardt, James Adams. David Bingor. Arman annv. n headlines. ' I3 a uIIi I I First row: JanPt Ludke. Cheryl Mackey. Second row: Jay Linton. Eric Loft, David Lockwood. James Lofebvre, Philip Maddaus. Left to right: Brian Celber, Kathleen Gitsham. Alice Goodrum, Marlene Francisco. Denise Fountain. Jacqueline Frumerie. Timothy Godlewski. Sophomores infiltra First row: Lois Thompson. Marcia Strenk. Second row: David Vonie. David Wagoner, Wayne Trudell. Dale Van Eps. David Turek. mperclass activities assemblies chemisny. . . key club choralaires hi-y . . . varsity sports Spanish club . . . tartanettes . . . student lounge . 0 O Q 0 0 O O O 0 0. b't'l'l'l'l.3.?.:.2.:: First row: Karen Brooks. Marie Capogna. Helen Bowers. Second row: Christopher Cascio. Melvin Bryon. Dane Casey, Patrick Burns, Ronald Cartier. Iohn Evans. James Fertal. William Ferron. Second row: Kathy Daugherty. Donna Durocher. Colleen Farley. Mary Evans. Cindy Firs! row: Evans. First row: Laurie Cuupvr. Colleen Carahan. Patriviu Grbharl. Sec- ond row: Gerald Griesomor. Fred Frese, Martin Goyelte. Jerry Gal- kicwivz, Thomas Fredericks. Reflected in the mind, there is a goal, Somewhere, that we will fbllow. SK 444;. $.13 ' gg Claire Corneau: Another research paper. Front: Pamela Kulak, Anne Kulak. Back: Karen Krouse. Katherine Jones. Susan Kelly. 3 5 '553- II I !, -.-!- Ih- ;, ,Il' F rant: Gary Mannato, Christopher Martin, John Martin. Back: Alice Martin, Deborah Leffler, Elsa Lehman, Patricia Mahoney, Margaret Learnan. First row: Dennis Francis. William Harlig. Norman Hanson. Second row: Sully Haslund. Beth Hoppe. Margaret Hugerich. Cindy Holden. Now the teache Differences between students and teachers narrow. A bridge is fbrmed to cross the gap. ow us . . . as people ,WXx '1 ' 4;; First row: James Campbell. Michael Boyhan. Marc Bosy. Tadeusz Boniewski. Second row: Diane Carpenter. Cheryl Bridenbaker. Claudia Callinan, Jacquelyn Brennan. Dorinda Chase. Firs! raw: Carla Way. Susan White. Dawn Weise. Second raw: Mark Wellman. Peter White. Me and my shadow - Janet Ludktl. Many Choose to be alone in the crowd , . First row: Marv Trumpler, Nina Frederico, Chervl Riordan. Second row: Fred Sauer, Edward First row: Deborah Hodges. Debra Hebden. Second row: Dav1d Hale. Herbert Rossler. Williain Walker, John O Ma11eV Joseph. Scardino. Crandall. Edward Hawkins. Left to right: Mildred Savidge. Bob Sefcik. Kathy Rowe, David Rodman, Marcia Rowe. Douglas Ross. Eileen Shea. Thomas Rvynolds. Barbara Riggs. Sophomore mistakes are hardly noticed? First row: Lawrence Duffy. Robert Flagg. Second row: Cyndi Downs, Jill Downs, Sue DiPietro, Elainv Dimpelfeld, Marcia Doleski, Debra Erick- son. , z - - .5. :r a . Ix, - . , -r s Left to right: Richard Foy, Sandra Clock, David Gminski, Mary Codlewski, Paul Gladstone, George Gatta. Left to right: Robert Schwarting, David Tately, Fred Stewart. Carl Seaward, Robert Willey. Left to right: Rae MacHattie, Reginald Leach, Deborah MacCracken, Paul First row: Raymond Wallace, Wayne Weisinger. Jeffrey West. Second row: Malczyk, Beth MacFee, Timothy Lcavitt, Ellen Livingston. Laurene Walek, Roberta Wood, Patricia Weidler, Jeanne Wilson. f First row: Cynthia Munk, Mildred Musler, Cheryl Oaks, Kathy McCombie. Second row: Charles Norling, Lawrence Mossey, Chris Meagher, John Mor- lenson, Calvin Mooney. lost the first day Left to right: First row: Lou Ann McCullough, Shirley Swanker. Second row: Paul Wheeler, Wil- liam Koch, Mario Cellj, James Powers. First row: Dwight Jensen. Thomas Rovnolds. Jeffrey Riddle. Second row: Douglas Helms, , Cheryl Riordan. Anthony Kmonk, D'avid Kelefant. First row: Marlene Reeves. Terry Pelle- tier, Cindy Perrone, Lynne Petroski, Barbara Olson. Second row: Nicholas Potente, Eric Oathout, Michael Posilli- co, Douglas Pechtel. First row: Diane Waite, Sharon Wieszies, Penny While, Carolyn Zatt, Lynne Zeissler, Deborah Wyman. Sec- ond row: James Weller, Roger Webb, David Waite, Joseph Civisca. First row: David Shattuck, James Shan- non, Michael Scholz7 James Ruggierio, William Seaman. Second row: Sue Sar- toris, Glenda Reynolds, Linda Schell, Susan Shultis. Lmvinski. First row: Mark Van de Bogart, Bruce Von Stetina. Second row: Maureen Tatro, Cynthia Ulrich, Betty Snapp, Cheryl Tricozzi. Marilyn Kissel, Jill Milne: Swingif Sophs! Two favorite electives c JMWWWWM FMWWVWW ? Wymwwm Left to right: Ellen Schafer, Maureen Villa- no, Denise Dean, Cheyl Alexander, Mark Rus- Citto. Long lunch lines put sophomores 10 sleep. oh and after school Inf! In rigILI: Thomas MrCnirv, 'l'hnmus Mnnm, Hruw' MzU'Uunuugh, Edgar Muunry, Imun MvCrv- gar, 'I'imnlhy MrPurllnn, Cullm'n MvAvn-y, Jill Milnu Michael Harrison fiddlcs while Mr. Horvath burns. Jill Milne practices f'nr Drama Club presentation. In the tempest, We must find the wind to blow up our own storm. Blend and divide. Each individual is unique, but he converges with the crowd to find himself 4 7 9 1 F O S S A L C CLASS OFFICERS President, David Lomini Vice-President, Pamela Seely Secretary, Nancy Wells Treasurer, Robert Weller Parliamentarian, Dennis Malloy Freshman Class Adviser, Miss Nancy Alkonis. First row: John Olsen, Mjchael Sollecito, Michael DeCorah, David D Angelo, Garv York. Second row: Marilou Czub, Linda Pagano Kimberly Morris Patricia Murray, June Beers. J a a - d.-9.u an i..- Fasc ation - Gerald: , MCGrath. Sue F3150. Judy Mrozkowski. First row: Norma LaRue, Maureen Krone, Susan LaBahn, Cynthia Lawrence, Nancy Hitchcock. Jones, Gregory Haver, John Kieru. Left to right: Mary Jo Kremzier, Phyllis Lecce, Thomas Isaacson, Kathleen Jackson, David Kittlc, Joan Hwaszcz, Elizabeth LaPlante, Ronald Simmons. Phyllis Ilnicki, Donna Kopa, Cary Kraft, Wayne Hartman, Paul Wheeler. ofeteria is a welcome change! Left 20 right: Howard Conover, Glen Babcock, Robert DeLuke, Barbara Copog- na. Pamela Coons. Firs! row: Robert Tuttlo. William Strenk. Jeffrey Taft. Second row: Robert Szymczak. Peter Tcrzian. Paul Polleticr. Charles Branagan. Kathy Gurzynski - Did he see the lunch? Diane Buono - History repeats itsem First row: Deborah Graham, 'Beverly Diem, Susan False. Second row: Patricia France, Cathy Hart, Katherine Fagle. First row: Michael Sawicki, Stephen Sawicki, Paul Salato, Robert Siatkowski. Second row: Susan Salvatore, Karen Schmieder, Debra Simmons. First row: Roberta Ivinski, Kathleen LaRosa, Pamela Lamp, Gloria Hasslacher, Susan Herring, Patricia Kruk. Second raw: Lee Lambert, Bruce Kaufman, Dennis Jennings, David Hoshko, Peter Krulls. Horizons Limited - When the gates are down First row: Catherine Lyle, Deborah Lindsey, Joan ne MacDonald. Second row: Terry Marma. duke, Paul Mason. Left to right: Michael Cornell, William Cremo, Colleen Caisse, Deborah Busto, Diane DeSieno, Kim Casey, Kathleen Caisse, Rose Ann Coons. Left to right: Carl Esposito, Benedict Barta. George Fransisco, Rhonda Geerlgens, Michael Farrell, Linda Faas, Hollv Erg- mann. Nina Frederico. ' m. M-WM.M4 -u-m... Left to right: Donna Slusarz, Mary Shiely. Gregg Silva, Shelly Schafer, Ronald Schimpf, Mari Salato, Lynn Sherwood. F irst row: Kathleen Gurzynski, Joyce Galkiewicz, Wendy Haight, Cynthia Easton, Marybeth Haight. Second row: Peter Garland, Robert Hartig, Robert Gib- bon 5, Russell Haight. First row: Karen Andersen, Laurie Bilka, Wendy Auspelmyer. Second row: Glen Babcock, Colin Baldasare. Jeffrey Austin, Michael Andrako, Wayne Armstrong. Mildred Keane - Working her an up or down? First row: Deborah Saglimbeni. Pamela Seely, Anita Russelmann, Linda Simmons. Justine Simoni. Second row: William Seaward, Eric Schoch. Jeffrey Scott. mg .o... xx. 3 . WW .1 x. w; as , , 1; MAX! 4m $339: Left to right: Marilyn Adams. Bill DeMetrv. Diane Buono. Thomas Buonu, Deborah Deloreto. Janws Brinkman. Laura Colwnbo. Drborah Blase. First Day Confusion gives way to Second D Front row: Deborah Suitor, Patricia Tatro, Mary Trumpler, Suzanne Swanker, Kathleen Tieman. Second row: Earl Stewart, David Tryniszewski, James Stanton. Top to bottom: Darrell Francis, Paul Gionet. Cary Crinter. R0ber1 Gardner, David Douglas, Dawn Giardono. to right: John Thomas, David Thompson, Mary Zohre. Victoria Penichter, Walter Richards, Sandra Stern. Freshmen have never been so - First row: Janelh Caisse, Linda Blum, Bonnie Carbin, Julio Conley, Lynn Bodenstab. Second row: Michael Bovhan, Larry Denegar, Eric Bremser. ' I Left to right: David O'Leary, Robert Pelham, John Pamper, Timothy O'Brian, John Percent, Jane Passmorc. SHORT! MON Iovsullc mums At scom ummmuc II nun! . . Donald McKee. Left to righl: Glenn Cuttvn'll. Lawrvnco Andvrsnn. Norene Blvvdlvson. A few weeks and we find our way alone First row: Howard McDonald, Bertram Voothe-s, Glenn Brown. Second row: Mark Mazzono, Edward Luslenader, Rosanne Maslro, Deborah Polsinelli, Kathryn Malone, Timothy Mahar, Matthew Matoske, William Walker. Third raw: Michele Marotta. Firs! row: Kathleen Wilson. Nant'rx Wells. Cathy anlon, Barbara Wait. Second row: Franvis VanSlawren. Joseph Vohnoutka, Robert VVPHPL E$ugdmnlaasgitumm Judith Rafferty. Warren 5001!. Pre Randolph uglilallltl II mmgnm .mg. quin. Pam SPely i Dauses the day's monotony. We Carry R .Puuuummmmmmmwmmmmm.mmu..wmn Bertram' Voorhees. Peter ark Seburn, M Richard Turner. um D1 10. la n 0 R 0. Ln 5 0 R m 9 ID pd; W E v.. n a x 0 H x. DJ n .m .L h ,ab n 0 r r zeJ L $ n n! b 0 R .m b 0 R m V1 0 r P a n n D U m Ie r P ldlcr. Second row: Peter W6 1 Wayand Prusch. Michae First row: School Spirit: Another Freshman discovery - First row: Candice Crigoleit, Wendy Gray, Jill Dunster, Barbara Greer, Betsy Gifford. Second row: Charles Eaton, Thomas Buono, Andrew Drai. na, John Guare, Walter Govus, Peter Favant, Jona- thon Grenoble. Left to right: Donna Welch, Brian Zapel, Karen Wellington, Richard Van Slect, Neal White, Marilyn Wright, Michael Trumpler. OaLhout, Michael Noonan. Wil Hll Hli MN - Aztwas. k' Left to right: Bruce Perry. Judy Mrozkowski, Paul Pclletier. Geraldine Mt'Crath. First row: Gary Sweet, Duane Van Patten, Gary Trevett, David Sweet. Second row: Valerie Urban, Barbara Titus, Mary Spellman. Left to right: Leo Lambert, Alan Eddy, Kevin Cum mings, Timothy Coulson, Michael Bolevice. First row: James Holland, Thomas Hummer, Keith Jennings. Second row: Mildred Keane, Kristina Korthas, Maureen Keohan, Daniel Hur- ley, Linda Jandro, Dianne Lamb, Cathy Houck. , Pam Baxter. Norene Beedleson. Second row: John Barr, Garv Allen, Keith Beck. 0 r d n a m A e n .m D w. m t .m F -out. Donna Slusarz. Gym sit Sandy Matthews. Gifford Betsy Six-block move Changes Freshman lives Left to right: Collins. a First raw: Kerry Willson, Patricia Yager. Karen DCNoyer. Second row: Donnie Williams, Shelly Marolta. Barb Titus . . . and then he said . . .3 Burt Weiss, Michael Wescott, Paul Witkowski. Left to right: Terry Menia, Jan Owen. Cheryl McKay, Donna Murphy, Gregory Peterso n. Left to right: Claire Darby, Denise DeAmour. Diane DeVere. Jody Danner, Nina Cascio, Linda Mills. First row: Linda Macejka, Nancy Leishman, Christine Martineu Bonnie MacFee, Sandra Matthews. Second row: Daniel Looman, Daxid Lomini, Daniel Martin. Dennis Malloy. Bottom of social scale? - Freedom to Choose? - 'a n J.. 1.: e 00 km mm 56 ms pm 88 ed Ru t S Facuhy'and n m 1strat' fXdrnin Scotia-Glenville Board of Education members work long hours MR. CARL SETTLE JR. MR. NORMAN JONES sterity budget, Middle School, and information meetings 5,.M . MR. FREDERICK R. HELMS MR. RICHARD G. LIVINGSTON N ! MNW DR. GEORGE J. HASSLACHER, III Administrators pursue successful philosophy of quiet restraint DR. CLYDE O. EIDENS Assistant Superintendent MR. WILLIAM H. MARTIN Superintendent of School MR. ANDREW C. BOURKE School Business Adminstrator .W X; Q a ,3 DR. CARY E. WOOD Director of Special Grants and Administrative Assistant MR. STEPHEN M. PERILLO Administrative Assistant Business Office 7M 15' m: MQCme Mu m According to Funk and Wagnallts Diction- ary definition, an administrator is a person who manages 0r regulates affairs. All good administrators do this, and Scotia-Glenville high school's do it in a special way. Mr. Letts and Mr. McGuire hold meetings, con- sult with the students and faculty, attend various classes in order to get a reading on pupil and faculty reactions, and in many other ways demonstrate a firm but gentle hand. Freedom with quiet restraint is the keynote of their philosophy in intraschool relations. The positive attitudes they develop is testi- mony that this policy works. MR. DONALD M. LETTS Principal Mr. McGuire and Jim Bewley - A reading on pupil reactions? MR. RICHARD J. MCGUIRE Assistant Principal Guidance puts Over the RainbOW within students, reach x MRS. HELVI MCCLELLAND ' Pupil Personnel Services Secretary DR. DONALD WHITTREDGE Director of Pupil Personnel Services MRS. MARION GREEN and MRS. ANN D'ALLESANDRO , Guidance Secretaries MRS. MADELYN ECONOME Psychometrist The Guidance office is a familiar place to every student. Besides organizing schedules, guidance counselors help students plan for college and various careers. MR. ALBERT MOSER Guidance Department Chairman x ......2 MISS JOAN VAN SLYKE a ' s. MISS DOROTHY ABRAMS MAY SLIGO . ROBERT GIAMMATTEO Senior English monotony relieved w1' Additions to the standard underclassman courses in the Eng- lish Department offered electives that enabled Seniors to ex- tend their knowledge in different fields: Mass Media7 Creative Writing, Independent Reading, Philosophy. MR. THOMAS GILMARTIN MR. ROBERT E. ATWOOD English Department Head MR. JOHN STOPERA MRS. HOLLY NOLAN of individualized courses MRS. JANET R. SHOOK MR. PETER SISARIO MRS. KATHERINE MAJOR Special Education Teacher MISS CAROL CIPULLO MRS. LAUREL A. PESEZ MRS. NANCY CHANT MR. RONALD TERSIGNI Minorities studies premier with full house! Courses in the Social Studies Curriculum include World and American History, Government, Economics, American Culture, Humanities and Area Studies. The emphasis is on a better understanding of the present through an insight into the past. NET??? MRS. HILDA E. HASKELL Social Studies Department Head n MRS. AGNESS B. POWERS MR. LAURENCE RAINEY MR. FRANK P. PALMER, JR. um, MRS. JOAN B. WESTCOTT MRS. G. ROBERTA CARPINIELLO MR. ROBERT F. AKLAND .uH' nun ,...::aa nun nun 111410,. n .lil. .. Hut. noovilO .... no ...no ,mnt nut gin: MR. PAUL BENSON nu. $3.133fo gun an .H. nu MISS LIN DA McCANN e r U t U f r O f y a W t b D: S e S S nu D: m 0 C d H nu S F6 b a .Tb GO 0 L Math Department studies this year included Elementary Algebra, Calculus, 10 At all levels, mathematics require 10g and Geometry. combined with skill. MISS MARGARET DICKSON MR. ALBERT OATMAN Mathematics Department Head 7BRIEN . MARY 0 MRS RICHARD CAUSEY MR MR. ROBERT LAJEUNESSE MR. PHILIP GERLACH MR. PETER HUSTON Mr. Gerlach and Miss Narduzzo concentrate on the letters between 65 and 100. Science continues to play an important part in a Scotia studenth education. Starting with General Science or Earth Science as freshmen, students can go all the way through Physics, or even Advanced Placement Biology if they choose. MR. PETER PETRILLO SE MR. WESLEY KNAPP Science Department Head WLWL-n m g cmuosco scmmgc co! m. Yucnw rm 7d MR. BERNARD KUCZEK L, 6 ? MR. DAVID WHEELER k X H K5 VAA'q;k 1 VP L Z21: BJK gr'f$WLLELW lmmf. L M aaxfffwj.y DR. BETH HILLIG E M O C L E W N E L L A R M ists SHAW t GREGORY OLSON ALICE M mg sc1en MR MRS burgeon MR. DAVID SCHAEFER and mu 5m mu usvd l0 touch Physivs MISS RUTH TARBOX expression of ideas through the art medium The ability to express ideas and emotions in solid form is a very valua- ble talent. The Art Department helps students develop this talent as well as helping teachers present more stimulating lectures with audio- visual aids. $7 MRS. MARION SENECHAL Director of Art $ ' a e v vr,.l $9.3 ? MR. PHILIP SPAZIANI MR. ANTHONY ONORATO Educational and Communications Center Director Language no barrier in Scotia-Glenville The Foreign Language Department at Scotia continues to offer cours- es in French, German, Latin, and Spanish at levels of difficulty rang- ing from first year to fourth. ' True testimony to the language departmenfs effectiveness is the large number of our pupils who are going abroad each summer. MR. THOMAS J. CLOHESY Language Department Head MRS. IRMA PEACOR MRS. LA MI REYNOLDS MRS. ELAINE RICHARDS Ww . uh p 5, MISS NANCY ALKONIS MR. FRANCESCO A. CICHELLO Scotia-trained captains Graduates from Scotiavs Business Department invade the business world armed with valuable skills. Typing, Shorthand, Salesmanship, Data Processing, and Busi- ness Law help them obtain jobs on the eeoutsidef, MISS LILLIAN DAVIS Business Education Dept. Head . MR. JAMES LOCKHART JOHN EVANS MRS. KATHERINE FOX vrld of business MRS. THELMA MAURER MRS. NICOLA PIDGEON Physical Education teaching takes positi The Physical Education Department at Scotia helps every student have the sound body that should accompany a sound mind. In the health classes particular emphasis this year was placed on the harmful effects of smok- ing and drug addiction. MR. CRAIG HITCHCOCK Director of Health and Physical Education MRS. ARLENE IDA School Nurse L - : ., t x A . . , MISS ADELE BENNETT MR. DAVID ALLEN MISS JACQUELINE WEBB proach to health hazards MR. DOUGLAS MCMANUS MR. MICHAEL PALMA MRS. ROSALYN S. C, Wing a miniature production-line MR. LEONARD PROSCHEL The Industrial Arts Department offers cours- es in woodworking, printing, machinery, and metalworking t0 craft-minded students. Printing students print, and bind The Tar- 77 tan and many Other publications of the school system. MR. HARRY SMITH Industrial Arts and Driver Education Head MR. WALTER PRYNE MR. EDWARD S ARSIAK Mr. Smitffs Class Pnltfrs the mavhino age. Versatile music-makers harmonize Bach and Lenn MR. CARL M. STEUBING Director Of Music MR. DON PAULSON Music is important to many Scotia students. The personnel of th Music Department through Chorus, Band, Orchestra, and Chora laires manages to give every student the opportunity to participat- and improve his skills as well. MR. ERNEST HORVATH MR. HENRY SULLIVAN Expanded Library use fills-up available space BOOKS . . . They may be used to prop open a window, to balance on a m0de17s head, to press some fragrant flowers. Strangely enough, our students have been seen in the library using books for study, research, and relaxation. 31 Left to right: Librarians, MRS. ALMA MCNEIL, MRS. IDA OC- CHINO, Library Dept. Head, MISS JOSEPHINE WIERZBOW- SKA Left to right: Library Clerks, MRS. JUNE WALEK, MRS. DOLORES BLUMER World Series 7 Added attraction in the Library. New Equipment - MRS. BLUMER. Wide variety of electives keep apartment dwellers Home Economics classes this year in- cluded cooking, sewing, and courses in Social Psychology, Family Management, and Interior Decorating. MRS. SONJA KLINKOW Homemaking Dept. Chairman MRS. JEAN T. BOOMER MRS. CAROLINE LINDERMUTH Secretarial Staff buffers Administration MRS. FLORENCE TUOHY Department Heads Secretary Left to right: MRS. DOROTHYVFILRRO MRS. GAYLE VAN HEU- SEN, Sec. to Mr. Martin, MRS. BETTY RIEGERT, Sec. to Dr. Eidens MRS. DOROTHY EVERSON. MRS. DOROTHY SMITH Secretary to Mr. Letts MRS. PAULINE WILKINS . HELEN JENNINGS Frantic fifth offers food and fun MRS. PAULINE SCHNEIDER S-G Lunch Manager MRS. MARY BECK High School Manager ! , , : . MRS. ARLENE ZOBRE Big Famil 9 MRS. MILDRED BARTH - . . .Bubble, Bubble Toil y. and Trouble . . .7 Custodial Staff keeps school in running order MR. ORN BAXTER Head Custodian Left to right: MR. HARRY VAN STAVEREN, MR. JOSEPH ABARE 1 MI? 5mm m . Mum . tammmmx x110 MR. BAXTER - Keeps us together. MR. ABARE - Coffee break. ORGANIZATIONS Re-organized French Club revives traditi French Club reorganized itself this year as a group interested primarily in the culture and traditons of France. The bi-weekly meetings featured slide programs, movies, and talks by teachers, exchange students and students who have travelled in France and Europe. The highlights of the year included two dinners and a trip to Montreal in the spring. President . . . . Chris Leishman Vice-President . . . . Marion Blatz Secretary . . . . Roberta Favant Treasurer . . . . . . . Pierre Cudmore Program Chairman . . Sarah Shires Publicity Chairman . . . Nancy Pohl Advisor. . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Richards Kneeling: Chris Leishman, Sarah Shires, Roberta Favant. Second row: Marion Blatz and Pierre Cudmore. First row: Diane Buono, Norma LaRue, Maureen Krone, Kitty McNutt, Pat Weidler, Diane Humphrey. Second row: Linda Lathrop, Pam Lenkewich, Cheryl Ladu, Lynn Petroski, Linda Caldwell, Mary Lou Beardsley, Kathy Jones, Linda Mills, Susan LaBahn. a customs of France First raw: Jody MacDonald, Barbara Capogna, Neal White. Peter Terzian, Barbara Angle, Marie Copogna. Second row: Tina Cascio, Cris Ramsey, Pam Baxter, Debbie Hobden, Con nie Brough, Elaine Dimplefeld, Cheryl Bridenbaker. First row: Debbie DiLOretto, Cathy Downs. Second row: Nancy Pohl, Phyllis Light. Kris Deck, Margaret Gugliuua, Shiela Leach. Third raw: Chris Consaul, Garv Karl, Ken Lawrence, John Zywi6- ki, Roland Vosburgh. Senate organizes popular Suburban Council Student Exchange President ............. Gary Bishop Vice-President ............ Ed Bryke Corresponding Secretary ......... Chris Leishman Recording Secretary ............ Gay Fellows Treasurer .............. Sue Santilli Historian ........... Betsy Carpenter Advisors ............... Mr. Dylong Mrs. Wood Mr. Akland Student Senate had its work cut out for it at the beginning of the year. Besides 0r- ganizing Scotials participation in the Sub- urban Council Student Exchange Pro- gram, it worked hard to restore student dances, and to provide a better means for hearing the demands, complaints and ideas of all of the student body. The group also contributed dance benefits to student-run Camp Rise, for disadvantaged children. Left to right: Chris Leishman, Ed Bryke, Sue Santilli, Gary Bishop, Gay Fellows. First row: Mac Brown, Nancy Wells, Mike Helms, Brian Gelber, Linda Campbell, Rob Grenoble, Phil Terzian. Second row: Pam Seely, Sandy Ledbetter, Betty Blackburn, Sue Eidens, Laurie Gauper, Pat Aldrich, Nancy Leishman, Laura Jones, Mary Brown, Sally Stevens, Liz Koehler. World and people - theme of Model United Nations Paul Ogilvie addr8$es the General Assembly. The World and its people are where the action is. Model UN. is organized to discuss happenings of the world from the viewpoint of each country. Students represent countries and give pros and cons on issues according to the welfare of that particular nation. V h f Interested Nations - Richard Kernan. Paul Lefebvre, Roberta Favant, John Nicoll. Jim Bewley. Advisor: Mr. Rainey Scotia-Clenville Model UN. members ponder and discuss world problems. Representatives aid Student Activity Fund This year for the second time the student acti fund was offered to provide a package deal substantial discount for the individual stud Again Plan A provided subscriptions to Acropolis and Tartan a ticket for the Dram. play and admission to all home games in sport program. Plan B offered subscriptions Acropolis and Tartan. Left to right: Judy Hayman, Jean Beck, Lee Wells, Terry McNeil, Sally Stevens, Nancy Hood, Nancy Carpen- ter, Denise Gibbons, Kerry Lee, Mrs. McNeil. In front: Daffy Powers. Left to right: Mrs. Fox, Jeanne Wilson, Mildred Musler, Echo Hampel, Barb Riggs, Pat Aldrich, Lea Stone, Jackie Brennan, Meg Learnan, Marlene Reeves. Left to right: Kate Van Dyck, Taber Shirley, Don na Hincher, Karen Blase, Laurie Campbell. First row, left to right: Donna Provost, Barbara Capogna, Justine Simoni, Cheryl McKay, Linda Mills, Margaret Bloomer. Chelle Marotta. Second row, left to right: Chris Mazzone, Mr. Evans, Paul Baily, Gail Chambers, Don Williams. Boosters pep-up pupils '? Tartans practice cheer to boost teamts spirit. Booster Club continued to promote spirit through- out the school year. Instead of the traditional five minute meeting, Booster Club was highlighted by the teaching of new cheers. The club provides food for hungry fans during foot- ball and basketball seasons. The confetti throwing contest, won by the Juniors, was not only the most spirited pep rally 0f the year, but the most profitable. The Humanities Classes sold it for scrap paper to help fund their Washing- ton trlp. Pat Collins, Claudia McDermott, Nancy McAuley, Kate Van Dyck, Karen McCombie. President ................. Kate Van Dyck Vice-President .......... Claudia McDermott Secretary ................ Karen McCombie Treasurer ..................... Pat Collins Publicity Chairman .......... Nancy MCAuley Advisors ........... Mr. Pryne, Mr. Starsiak Laurie Swan, Nancy McAuley, Terry McNeil, Sally Stevens. Letterman use talents to fUrther School Spirit Varsity Club membership is attained by athletes and cheerleaders who have earned aletter. The club is active in President ' - - - - - - ' - - - - Rob Lee selling tickets and programs for games, sponsoring the Vice President - - - - - .Dave Millard coat-Check, organizing awards assemblies, and other 30- Secretary Treasurer - -AIlI1 Novick tivities related to the sch0017s athletic program. Adviser. - - ' - - . - - - Mr. HitChCOCk A spring trip was made to Boston. F irst row, left to right: Jim Steadwell, Tom Frey, Cary Bishop, Randy Marek, Denise Gibbons, Phyllis Light. Second row: Allen Trevett, Mike Helms, Ed Hurley, Mark Meraner, Marty Duchan 8, J ack Swan, Kerry Falcon, Allen Falcon, David Kukowski, Jim Fazzone. Third row: Phil Ter- zian, Nancy McAuley, Dave Reid, Nancy Carpenter, Jim Forbes, Mitch Draina, John Godin, Fred DeNovio, Mark Jones, Tom McGuire, John Cornwell, Mike Beson, Dawn Vincent, Nan Gminski, Lynn Munger. First row, left to right: Sam Coppola, Mary Brown, Karen McCombie, Pat Collins, Karen Blase, Anne Novick, Roy Kline. Second row: John Nelson, Keith DeLuke, Dave Millard, Mark Miller, Brad Dunster, Ladon Vedder, Dan Ross, Bob Jangro, Terry McNeil, Brian Gelber, Dave Ringwall, Nancy Pohl. Third row: George Mahoney, Mike Powers, Dave Temoshok, Taber Shirley, D0 Koehler. Fourth row: John Streeter, Ed Codin, Wayne Cooper, Rob Lee, Karen Benny, John Eggleston, Kevin Kline, Liz Koehler. Fire and bomb men and women protect their school st raw: Mark Cieslak, Rick King, orge Van Sleet, Tim Mastro, Mark es, Doug Millard, Bill Merz, Bob Male. m Palombo, Richard Makuc. Second 0: Tim Gregory, Dave Waite, Bob ura, John Beatty, Scot Gomez, Mark son, Jim Steadwell, Tom Haver, Andy urke, Steve Henderson, Mark PaigeA t Janetsky, Jim Seely, John Martin, First row: Laurie Swan, Pat Kirchofer, Dana Heany. Second row: Paul Cornell, Ray Ed- monds. Nancy Titus, Tom Cornell, Mark Tryn- iszewski, Mark Miller, Brad Dunster, Mickey Pahl, Dave Millard. Third row: Jofl Cole, Gary Bishop, John Godin, John NicoH, Ed Bryke, John Nelson. Jim McGuire, Bob Jangro, Dan Nagle, Brian Grimm, Joe Jette, Bill Switts, Wayne Cooper, Doug Pauze. Advisor: Mr. McGuire. Fire and Bomb Squad is the emergency and rescue force of the school. Members have stations throughout the school, where they are to report during fire and air-raid drills, to aid in emergency procedures. Hi-Y promotes worthwhile projects Left to riglu: Bob Jangro, John Nicoll, Mr. Snyder, Roy Kline, Ed Bryke. Hi-Y won second prize for this tree in the annual Christmas decorating contest. Hi-Y is composed of members who work hard on various projects of school and community interest. President . . . Roy Kline Vice-Pres. . . John Nicoll This past year members have been busy selling Christmas Secretary . . . . Bob Jangro wrapping paper and selling soda at all of the extracurricu- Treasurer . . .Ed Bryke lar activities. A Red Cross Drive was also held. Advisor. . . . Mr. Snyder Members look forward to their annual hayride. The money this organization earned went towards their spring trip. F irst row: Ed Bryke, John Godin, Mark Miller, Mark Jones, John Nicoll, Bob Jangro. Second row: Dave Temoshok, Bob Male, Dan Ross, Brian Prioletti, Brian Celber, Kevin Kline, Mark Ruscitto, Doug Ross, Mike Hamilton. Third raw: Tom Frederick, Ed Godin, Jim Ruggiero, John Eggleston. Key Club opens doors for Charity and fun President ......................... Sam Coppola Treasurer .......................... Mike Beson Vice-President ..................... Bob Palombo Lt. Governor ....................... John Nelson Secretary ......................... Dave Millard Chaplain .......................... Mike Powers Adviser ........................... Mr. Welcome Key Club, sponsored by the Scotia Kiwanis Club is a school and community orga- nization. Members are Cho- sen for their leadership and participation potential. Key Club is one of the most ac- tive school organizations. At Christmastime Key Club joined with sororities to en- tertain children. Members looked forward to the choos- ing of Miss Key Club,, of the year. First rzrw: Fritz Wassmandorf, Tim Mastro, Bill Skinner, John Cornwell, Mike Powers. Second row: Mr. Welcome, Mike Poscillico, Jim Forba, Dave Reid, Dave Binger, Rick Parker, Doug Helms, Bill Murray, George Catta. First row: Jim McGuire, Mike Bacon, Bob Palombo, Cary Bishop, Rob Leei Second row: Allen Trevett, Jack Swan, Randy Marek, Mike Helms, Mark Tryniszewski, Eric Stevens, Phil Terzian, Dave Millard, Sam Coppola. Stage Crew holds the Spotlight on Scotia talent Members of 5-078 stage crew proba- bly spend more extra time in school than any other group of student V01- unteers. Preparing for a show, no matter how small a production, usu- ally requires a minimum of five hours work, put in after regular class hours. Stage Manager . . . . . Tim Gregory Assistant Manager . . . . . . . . . . Bill Switts Advisor. . . . . . . Mr. Carl Steubing Left to right: Pete Weidler, Randy Prescott, Keith Beck, Dave Waite, Paul Witowski, Larry Duffy. Skiers fly over record snow President .............. John Nicoll Vice-President .......... Jim Bewley Secretary ......... Nancy Rosenwald Treasurer .............. Gay F ellows Advisor ............... Mr. McGuire Ski Club retains its reputation as the most popular club in the school, with its mem- bers particularly joyful over the record- breaking snow-fall received this past De- cember. The skiers still seem to respond to the early Saturday morning call to go flying down the slopes at places like Gore Mountain, Mount Snow, and Killington. Ski Club Officers: Jim Bewley, Nancy Rosenwald, Gay Fellows, John Nicoll. AFSiers ttRing t President .............. i ........... Gay Fellows Vice President .................... Mary Brown Secretary Treasurer ................. Liz Koehler Publicity Chairman .................. D0 Koehler Activity Chairman ............... Kate Van Dyck Advisors ............... . ..... Miss Wierzbowska Mrs. Lindermuth Mrs. Klinkow Mrs. Doberman Mrs. Peacor This year the local AFS chapter brought two Visitors to Scotia. Amparo Bueno, from Madrid, Spain spent the year with the Charles Beck family and Jarl Mdller from Hillerdd, Denmark lived with the William Rochelles. Scotia7s Mary Brown spent the summer in Sweden under AF575 Americans Abroad Program. A Ring the DoorbellH campaign held in the spring was used to finance the program. Left to right: Mary Brown, Kate Van Dyck, Gay Fellows, Liz Koehler, D0 Koehler. Amparo tells Jean an Danish exchange student Jarl Mdller and his American brother, Bill Rochelle. 11 for Continental Touch -tesl experience in Scoua. Scolizfs Americans Abroad Semi-finalists Nancy Rosenwald and Becky Lockwood. First row: Cheryl Petitt, Roberta Favant, Carol Bak, Ellen Berning, Phyllis Light, N Hamm. Second row: Bill Ludke, Steve Henderson, Eileen Livingston, Sarah Shires, Ed National Honor Continues Tutoring Program Left to right: Ed Bryke, Dave Millard, Sarah Shires, Mike Beson. President .................. Ed Bryke Vice President ........... Dave Millard Secretary ............... Sarah Shires Treasurer ................ Mike Beson Advisor ................. Mrs. OaBrien Asst. Advisor ............. Mrs. Hafler National Honor Society is a service orga- nization 0f academically active students who assist other students through the tutoring program and give help to the administration in clerical areas. Members sponsored product sales, a paper drive, a Christmas food sale and a sweet sale in preparation for a get-together in the spring. ancy Pohl, Marion Blatz, Bruce Bryke, Sue Cornaire, Dave Harri- son, John Brennan. Third row: John Godin, Mike Helms, Allen Trevett, Jim McGuire, Dave Millard, Mike Beson, Eric Stevens. First row: Charmaine Baldasare, Donna Seaward, JoAnnc Bloomer, Mary Brown, Taber Shirley, Laura Jones, Chris Leishman. Pam Pctelchuk. Second row: Donna Hincher, Chris MCCumber, Gay Fellows, Sam Coppola, Phil Terzian, Herb Male, Roger Paul. S-GBLts work hard, learn and enjoy final trip President ........ Sue Looman Vice President . . . .Pat Desmond Secretary ......... Linda Krutz Treasurer ....... Karen Verruto Advisors .......... Mrs. Creco Mrs. Maurer Scotia-Glenville Business Lead- ers' Club is made up of business education students interested in following a business career. Buoyed up with a name-change they used their salesmanship to sell candy and baked goods which f1- nanced their trip to Montreal. Pat Kirchofer, Sue Kerr, Mrs. Greco. Ann Hoskinson, Betsy Hitchcock, Ann Heaney, Pat Bojanowski. Officers: Pat Desmond, Sue L00 man, Linda Krutz, Karen Verruto Dawn Eglintine, Kim Morris, Sheila Ryan, Debby Hammond, Koran Casey, Cindy Law- rence, Mrs. Maurer Guidance Office Assistants First raw: Barb Wail, Thelma Johnston, Jackie Frumerie, Nancy Weller, Pat Desmond, Pam Crowningshield. Second row: Claire Darby, Gail Chambers, Marlene Francisco. N urses, Office Assistants Library Assistants First raw: Pam Lenkewich, Nancy Weller, Ann Huskinson, Nancy Isabella, Mary Izzo. Second row: Paul Bianchi, Pat Murray, Sue Morris, Ray Morse. Office Assistants Lefl to right: Sheila Ryan. Anita Hugo. Wendy Auspelmyer. Martha Kinnt: Brits-x Hilchvm-k. Lou Ann Chambers. Drbbio Cole. Ira Stank. Gail Chambers. Betty Armstrong. Gladys Mayer. Nancy Rogers. Linda Maccjka. Salk Grandshaxx. L112 10 right: Mary Jane Pappa. Laura Miller. Miss Kiuber. First rout Debbie Rhndvs. Pal Desmond. Margaret D Alvssamlm. Susan Yagvr. Secondrau': Bots-x Giffnrd. Kath Gurzynski. Shvlh Mumlla. 14.x nn Dvltry. Chris Fredvrim. LnuAnn MvCulluugh. Dmmu Murphy Linda Kuprow. it'z. Lynn Bmlmstab. Priscilla Truax. BPVPrl-V Bvudit'm. Mary Beth Huighl. chly-x Aldrivh. Guest Appearances, State Trip highlight Choralai As another year closes, the Choralaires continue to sing their way into peopleas hearts. They diligently hold their practices three times a week in their new location - the auditorium. By selling chocolate candy in the Fall, they raised money for a trip across the state, which in- cluded Rochester and Horseheads. Again they carried on tradition by putting on Songtimei, in the Spring. They also appeared as entertainers for Superintendent Martin9s retirement dinner and at the annual PTA Founders7 Day dinner. Director .......................... Mr. Steubing President ........................ Edward Bryke Secretary ......................... Marion Blatz Business Manager .................... Laura Jones Officers: Marion Blalz. Laura Jones and Ed Bryke. Adrienne Wood. Chris Sitts, Patty MCCauley and Barb Wood at rehearsal. Tom Frey and Jim Steadwell: Close Harmony John .Vimll. Juhn Gndin and Jim MvGuruj uuit patirnth fur their rue. .,n m i. a r In 5 M a W. m C 1.6 .H 19., G SL'OUH 1 Year Diane Framois and Bonnie Truax slud-x mm musit'al selection. usica Mixed Chorus provides school time to 51' First raw: Chelle Wright, Bonnie Carbin. Elizabeth Bohac. Second row: Sue LaBahn, Barb Titus, Linda Olsen. Pally Denham, Nancy Leishman. Third row: Justine Simoni, Nancy Hitchcock, Cheryl Eddy. Pat Aldrich, Patty Murphy, Holly Ergmann. Fourth row: Patty Kir. chofer, Bonnie Beers, Marcia Rowe, Anita Russelmann, Kathy Bums, Denise Fountain, Sue Looman. First row: MeliSSa Poulin, Lynn Sherwood, Alice Goodrum, Barb Angle, Robin Carter. Second row: Pam Coons, Barb Packman, Carol Moehle, Sue Jandro, Glenda Dopp, Carey Petrequin, Janet Johansson. Third raw: Rhonda Geerlgens, Charmaine Baldas- arc. Linda Blum, Gerri McGrath, Diane Paterson, Margaret Hugcrich, Linda Simmons. Fourth row: Judy Rafferty, Ellen Schafcr, Barbara Greer, Judy Mmzkowski, Sue False, Valerie, Urban, Diane Humphrey, Kim Morris. First row: Katie Lyle, Linda Jandro. Second row: Maureen Keohan, Kris Kor- thas, Diane Lamb; Barbara Wait. Third raw: Darlene Haight, Linda O7Neill, Wendy Auspelmyer, Jackie Brennan, Cindy Easton, Colleen Farley. Fourth row: Susan While, Claire Darby, Ann Hoskinson, Elizabeth Rosko, Marv Shie- ly, Kathy Kluwe, Wendy Sanders. . First row: Margaret Bloomer, Diane Buono, Donna Seaward. Second row: Chris Clos- son, Chris Martinec, Felice Chandonet. Diane Cionet. Third row: Jodi MacDonald, Jackie, Frumerie, Nancv Walter, Sue Salvatore, Cathy Hart Fourth row: Gloria Hassla- Cher, Karen Schmeianr, Beth Albrezzi, Cindy Lawrence, Sue Mrozkowski, Chris Schaad, Michele Duane, Debbie Lindsey, Kathy Dal Piah. d harmonize for credit First rou': Grog Hax'Pr, Keith Bevk. Paul Gionct. Second row: Robert Pelham. Wayne Armstrong. Jonathan Grenoble. Joe Scurdino, Third row: John Percent. Brian Powers. Tom Clohvsy. Bruce Perry. Allen Rosen. Fourth rou': David Hoshko. Colin Baldasarc. Gar-x Allen. Ed Rossler, Jim Hit'ks. Joe Civisva. First raw: Mark Van dc Bogart. Marty Goyelte, Peter Favant. Second row: Jim Adams. Peter Prusch. Paul Bailey. Dave Kiddle. Third row: Tom Reynolds, Dean Forst, Ronnie Truax, David Lomini. Jeff Aus'h'r. Dennis Malloy. Director: Mr. Henry Sullivan Girls Ensemble First rout Ellvn Livingston. Cheryl Oaks. Pam LmkvwiI-h, Barbara Cook, Jane Bogar. Barbara Capogna. Both Hoppe. Second row: Kathy Dun ns, Norvnv Bomilvsun. Wendy Haighl. Doris Curto. Gladys Mayer, Mary Jo Krcmzier. 52111de debotter. Georgia Askms. Kris Dwk. Suv Eidvmx Third rout Crystal Morse. Linda ONvil. Shirlky Swanker. Judy Mrozkowski. Bonnie Svholz. Nan Gminski. Robbie Wood. Debby Hodges Fourth mu': Both Runnm, Diam: Dthire. Mania Strenk. Debby Komomskv. Shr-ila Loarh, Carol Svttlv. Jean Campbell. Kathy Jones. Elaine Dimplel'leld. Janilh Caisse, Wendy LaBahn. Vermont Trip inspires orchestra practice Director . . .Mr. Ernest Horvath President . . . . . . .Taber Shirley Secretary . . . Eileen Livingston Bus. Mgr.. . . . Robert Grenoble Praclirv Session Oboe Section: Brian Gelber, Patty Kruk. First Trumpvl SCCIit Richard Strauss. Linda Krutz. Tho Svolia-lemillo Ort-hestra Big Band takes beat up North Director: Mr. Don Paulson Scolia-Glenville B Practivc Makes Perfect. President ................ Gay Fellows Vice President . . . , ..... David Harrison Secretary ................ Linda Krutz Treasurer ............. Terry Wetmore Director ............. Mr. Don Paulson The Scotia-Glenville band has had one of its more active years. Performances at every home football game, the Christmas Concert, the Pop Concert, and an assembly for the seventh and eighth graders at the Junior High made up the first part of the year. The annual April spring tour was fi- nanced by the Chocolate Sale. The band participates in Scotia7s Memori- al Day Parade. Woodwind Section Uniform Smiles - Laurie Cauper, Tim Gregory, David Shattuck, Con- nie Bloomer. Y First row: Rosemary Kenny. Second row: Bob Davidson, Paul Lefebvre, Jim Bewley. The oldest science club, Biology Club, meets every other Tuesday under the direction of Mrs. Alice Shaw. Be- sides the regular meetings, the club en- joys their annual trip to New York City and a picnic at Kaydeross Park. The club is open to any students who are now taking or have previously taken Biology. President .......... Paul Lefebvre Vice President . . . .Rosemary Kenny Secretary ............ Jim Bewley Treasurer .......... Bob Davidson Advisor ............... Mrs. Shaw hut Innq. l t ulhuuv First row: Laurie Swan, Peggy Beson. Second row: Wendy LaBahn, June Leishman, Meg Learnan, Terry McNeil. involved and interested First row: Rita Sustek, Kathy Moffett. Second row: Phyllis Light, Nancy Pohl, Margaret Gugliuzza, Donna Hincher, Marion Blatz. Mrs. Alice Shaw First row: Jarl Moller, George Van Sleet, Jane Thompson. Second row; Roland Vosburgh. John Beatty, Margaret Moffelt. A-V offers media means to all. I First row: Alan Eddy, Fritz Wassmandorf. Second row: Priscilla Truax, Dave Waite, Bill Dobies, Nick Brandolino, Pat Kruk. Director: Mr. Onorato The Educational Communica- tions Center, the technical core of the school provides students and teachers with educational tools and various media forms. The AV staff as they are more commonly known, is composed of students trained in the use of media equipment. First raw: Richard Quick, Paul Gionet. Second row: Peter Terzian, Dave Rodman, Robert Barber, Bruce Kaufman. Chess Team Challenges all! 0.11:1! ,. Mum .. Firs! row: Dave Shatlurk. Robbie Currie. Tim GrPgor-V. Sevona' row: Jo Ann Bloomer. Jim MavMillan. Stow Hasslal-hvr. Judx Srolt. Dan v Waite. Jim Faxzonv, Bob Gaura. Advisor: Mr. Wheeler ' Bowling Club provides team for competition Advisor: Mr. Proschel First row: Brian Zapel, Paul Pelletier, Brian Silva, Dave Diamond, Bob Tultle, Bob Siatkowski, Marc Bosy, Jim May, Bob Gardner, Larry Blumer, Peter Terzian. Second row: Dan Martin, Tim Lewinski, Ray Skiff, Marty Duchane, Bob Sefcik, Nick Polente, Lynn Munger, Charlie Aunchman, Rick Menzer, John Martin, Ray Edmonds, Andy Abraham, Bill Murray, Tim Marlin, Stan Bosy. Iovial Germans enjoy bash and spring trip The German Club has been very active this year. raising money for a spring trip. Among the fund- raising activities were the candy sale conducted in the fall, the candle sale during the Christmas season and several Bake Sales The 2nd Annual Bavarian Bash was held on Janu- ary 31. Among those who attended were students from Mohonasen, Shenendehowa, and some of the exchange students in the area. Left to right: Rick Eidens, Pam Pctelehuk. Betsy Schwenker. Dawn Vincent. President ......................... Dawn Vincent Vice President ....................... Rick Eidens Secretary ........................ Pam Petelchuk Treasurer ....................... Betsy Schwenker Advisor ............................. Mrs. Peacor Pam Petclchuk sells goodies during lunch to raise money for German Club. First row: Frau Peacor, Jim Brink- man, Peter Prusch, Second row: Chris Schaad, Cheryl Ladu, Barb Olson, Evelyn Wheeler, JoAnne Bloomer, Donna Seaward. Third raw: Eileen Coyne, Judy Scott, Jim Armstrong, Bob Hartig, Larry Anderson, Ed Bos- sler, Tim Gregory. Fourth row: Bill Hartig, Wayne Armstrong, Donna Murphy, Lynn Bodenstab, Ray Ed- monds, Tom Strenk, Gary Bishop. Eternal ttDon Quixoteh beckons club New Yorkward Left to right: First row: Bill Switts, Laura Jones, Barb Wood. Claudia Babcock. Rose- mary Kenny. Rita Sustak, Amparo Bueno. Liz Koehler. Chelle Wright. Second row: Ray Skiff, John Zywie- ki, Cindy Olson, Larry Mahar, Fred DeNovio, John Nelson. President ....................... Bill Switts Vice Pres ....................... Laura Jones Secretary ...................... Cindy Olsen Treasurer ...................... Barb Wood Program Ch ..................... Tom Havor Pub. Ch ........................ Liz Koehler Advisor ....................... Mr. Cichello Spanish Club spent much of the year planning and working towards its spring trip to New York to see the play Don Quixote and come77 in a Spanish res- taurant. Many successful bake sales and paper drives provided the funds for the trip. Left to right: Mr. Cichello, Mary Gardner, Mary Ciar- miello, June Leishman, Tom Haver, Jeanne Wilson, Adrienne Wood. Jim Lefebvre, Judy Hayman, Jackie Brennan, Mark Wilson, Cathy Perrone. Stratford trip final curtain for dramatic cl President ....... Bruce Hamm Vice President . . . .Nancy Titus Secretary ..... Betsy Carpenter Advisors ........ . Miss Cipullo Mr. Maryanopolis Drama Club presented plays for the entertainment of those at- tending the Christmas Assembly and in March presented The Diary ofAnne Frank for the pub- lic. Beth Snapp took the part of Anne while Bruce Hamm played the male lead. The Spring trip to Stratford, Connecticut rounded out their season. Left to right: Debbie Worcester. Barb Titus. Jo Ann Bojanowski. Rhonda Ueerlgvns. and Kathy Tieman relegx be- fore the Christmas play. Sue White previews performance. Left to right: John Percent, Dennis Urys, Betsy Gifford, Debby Worvester, R0. berta Brandow, Peter Gaxland, and Margaret Bloomer show the joy of the Christ- mas season. Sue Whitv and Gloria Hasslat-hvr: Christmas Sympathy .InAnn Bojanmx'ski SPHF hvr hair I0 Rhonda Goertgvns during: Drama Club's presenta- tion of' 0. Henry's Thv Gift of the Magi. Makv-up girl. Kalln Tivman. Cleriv John Percent. Educational Pilgrimage to Italy climaxes Latin study Six members of Latin Club, with their adviser, Mrs. President . . . . . . . . .Mike Beson Reynolds and her husband spent the Easter recess in Italy. Vice President . . Donna Hincher They toured the 01d Roman ruins in Rome and Sorrento. Secretary . . . . . . . . Barb W God A e'Roman Holiday dinner was the end-of-the-year Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . Mary Hennessey highlight with funds provided from various sales. Advisor. . . . . . . . .Mrs. Liami Reynolds Left to right: Mike Helms, Janet Putnam, Phil Terzian, Barb Wood, Mike Beson, Mary Hennessy, Betsy Schwenker. mm Left to right: Barb Olson, Gail Gagnon, Paula Prusch, Terry McNamara, Debby Houck, Jim Forbes, Jim Hicks, Tom McGuire, Donna Hincher, Sally Haslund. Tartan News Staff introduces bi-monthlv issues News Editor ................. Donna Hincher Feature Editor .............. Becky Lockwood Sports Editor ................... Jim Fazzone Makeup Editor ................ Janet Putnam Advisor ................... Mrs. Nancy Chant The Tartan is produced by the Journalism Class. Bi-monthly editions were supplemented by special Christmas and Graduation Issues. Mr. Evans and Chris Mazzone i Tartan Business Staff. Tartan Advisor: Mrs. Chant. Firs! row: Janet Putnam, Betsy Carpenter. Charmaine Baldasare, Bonnie Truax, Nancy Titus, Donna Hincher, Kerry Lee. Second row: Cheryl Ladu, Tom Strenk, Mark Miller, Becky Lockwood. Peggy Moffell. Acropolis assistants bail editors out in emergencies First row: Jean Whinredge, Liz Martinec! Leigh Wells, Nanvy McAuley. Second row: Bette Armstrong, June Leishman, Debby Hod- ges, Jane Fellows. Denise Gibbons. Sue Jandro. Firs! rou': Dave Waite, Tim Gregory. Second row: Anne Novick, Terry M H, Laurie Swan, Sally Stevens, Patty Buttino, Carol Moehle. Karen Blase, Diane Ciancetta, Chelle Wright, Pam Petelchuk. Dollar and Sense Staffs keep Pub Room active Acropolis Advertising Staff First row: Gay Fellows, Mary Brown, Rusty Dunster. Second row: Denise Gibbons, Sam Coppola, Sheila Ryan. Third row: Pam Petelchuk, Mike Powers - Adv. Editor, Ladon Vedder. Left to right: John Nicoll, Taber Shirley, Dave Temoshok, Anne Novick, Mark Trvniszewski, Karen Blase, John Nelson. Acropolis Business Staff f Mm Gwen Sawicki Left to right: Koran Casey, Mrs. Fox - Business Staff Adviser, Linda Krutz. TARTAN GRIDDERS FINISH TIED FOR THIRD The 1969 seotia Tartans finished with a record of 4-4 and a tie for .third place in the Suburban Council. Defense prevailed during the season as the Tartans allowed opposing teams only 13.6 points per game. In their first win of the year, Scotia heat Shaker 8-0. The win marked the first victory over Shaker since joining the Suburban Council. Shaker, which was known as an excel- lent passing team, could only complete 4 of 17 passes, and was intercepted 4 times by a tough Scotia secondary. Defense again was the key to a Tartan Victory as Scotia blanked Shenendehowa 14-0. Scotia controlled the hall most of the game primarily because the defense allowed only 21 total yards and recovered 4 fumbles. In their third win of the year, Scotia showed a fired up offense and an exceptional running game to stage a small upset over Colonie by a 13-6 score. The Tartans also inter- cepted 3 passes and recovered 2 fumbles to help secure the w1n. Scotia then beat Mohonasen in their final victory of the year. A defensive battle took place during most of the game until Scotia took and kept the lead midway through the con- test. The defense held Mohonasen deep in their own territo- ry to prevent any scoring threats. RECORD Opponent Scotia Bethlehem ..................... 21 0 Shaker ......................... 0 8 Shenendehowa ................... 0 14 Burnt Hills ..................... 16 0 Niskayuna ...................... 20 16 Colonie ......................... 6 14 Mohonasen ...................... 6 13 Columbia ...................... 40 20 $ ad ;. u Jam: $ z LJi VARSITY SQUAD First row: Bruce Bethka, Michael Powers, David Temoshok, Joe Zeglen, Rob Lee, John Godin, Roy Kline ko-captaim, Mickey Pahl ko-captaim Tom Strenk, Mike Helms, Jim McGuire, Keith DeLuke, Rusty Dunster. Second raw: Joe ScaIdino mng, George Mahoney, Rich Carhidi, Bud Flanders, Ronny Brooks, Robert Male, Wayne Cooper, Herb Male, Mark Tryniszewski, Gil Powers, Gary Bishop, Mark Miller, Keith Weller mng. Third row: Assistant Coach Palmer, Kevin Kline, Paul Borisenko, Don Mon- gillo7 John Eggleston, Ed Godin, Jim Sanders, Bill Hamilton, Rich Eidens, Mike Bollock, Head Coach Allen. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD First row: Carl Haushalter, Tom McGuire, John Clark, Mark Cooper, Ed Parisi, Nick Brandolino, Doug Ross, Dan McCormick. Second row: Dave Reid. John Maxtini, Dean Shults, Mark Ruscilto, Doug Millard, Dan Ross, Steve Andrako, Doug Helms. Third row: Larry Collamer, John Lajng, Tim McPartlon, Mike Visco, Hick King, Dave Wag- oner, Ed Hawkins, Mark Wellman. Fourth row: Coach Palma, Gerry Griejemer, Dan Cragnolin, John Cornwall, Jim Ruggiero, Mark Cichy. Armand Benny, Bill Skinner, Coach Hitchcock. FRESHMAN SQUAD First row: Charles Eaton, Mike Sawicki, Dave Tryniszewski, Andy Draina, Jeff Lewinski, Robert DeLuke, Kevin Cooper, Tim Lee, A1 Brothers, Mike Decorah, Gary Sweet, Second row: Gary Trevett, Mark McNamara, Greg Peterson, Mark DeLeggi, Donnie Coons, Mike Wescott, Bob Hartig, Jim Eggleston, Don Cooke, Tom Buono. Third row: Howard McDonald mng, Kevin Cole, Bob Male, Tim Burns, Colin Baldasare, Jeff Holstrum, Robbie Conover, Terry Menia, Ed Lustenader, Hugh Walsh, Robbie Thomp- son. Fourth row: Jason Laing, Gary Allen, Dan Martin. Peter Prusch, John Lee, Keith Jennings, Bob McIver, Duane Van Patten, Jeff Taft, Fifth row: Coach Snyder, Bill Strenk, Dave Sweet. Jim Ludke, Tod Jones, Coach Viall. , ' bwm , 1.;:wh:s m W m Icim a? VARSITY SQUAD F irst raw: Curt Fordham, Mike Beson, Marty Duchane, Tim Martin, Mitch Draina, Phil Terzian, Eric Stevens, Brian Silva, Jack Swan. Second row: Mark Meraner, Bill Trumn7 Ed Hurley, Kerry Falcon, John Martin, Dave Kukowski, Randy Marek, Al Falcon, Allen Tre- vett, Mike Mazzone, manager. Third row: Nancy Walter, Nan Gminski OimersL John Streeter, Fred DeNovio, John Nelson, Ralph Cia- quinto, Lynn Munger, Dave Millard, Don Rafferty, Jim Fazzone, Pierre Cudmore, Larry Feathers, Doug Conte, Coach Gula. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD $1! 41912 EH 5 3 n First raw: Mark Blanke, Bob Tuttle, Dave Hoshko, Wayne Wiesinger, Peter Weidler, Wally Govus, Keith Beck, Tom Bovino, Tom Issacson, Peter Terzian, Peter Favant. Second row: Tom Reynolds, Gary Grundy, Bob Willey, J im Lefebvre, Neil White, Dave Lomini, Bob Weller, Dave Tately, Larry Blumer, Dave Gminski, Dave Goss. Third row: Marlynn Wright managerL Judy Mrozkowski mana4ger 7 Marty Goyette, Andy Abraham, Robert Clapper, Reginald Leach, Paul Mousic, Bill Moody, Jim Weller, Jerry Galkicwicz.RichaId Parker, Coach Hedden. irst row: C hris D Alessandro Laurie, Gauper Denise Gibbons Cathy Brower Carol DcMcm? Terrv MC Namara Barb W 00d. Cind1 LeBeau. Second row: Shara Shires. Nancy 'ohl Chris Shaad. M1chelle Duane Andrivnne Wood Diane Franwis Cindv Prehmus. Bunnie Truax Miss Bennett G.A.A.: GIRLSW HOCKEY TEAM ' .. -nwm w Wwwmmm Underclassman Harriers head team to th RE C 0RD Opponent Scotia Guilderland ............ 241': 31 Niskayuna ............. 21 34 Mohonasen ............ 42 17 Shenendehowa ......... 39 2 1 Colonic ............... 27 30 Bethlehem ............ 19 41 Columbia ............. 44 41 Shaker ............... 27 28 Sectionals 5th Cobleskill - 9th Grout 3rd Council - 6th :1: - lowest score wins ce finish in Grout Run First row: Richard Hale, manager, Chris Collins. Mac Brown. Greg Haver, Dennis Malloy. Warren Prehmus, Leo Lambert. Brian Powers, Mike Gelber, manager. Paul Gionet. Second row: David Hale, Mike Hamilton. Brian Linton. Jim Powers, Dave Ringwall. David Shattuck, Dave Cionet. Steve Sawada. Brian Gelber. Mr. Miller. Coach. Third raw: Lou DeFlippo. Jay Linton. Glenn Powers. John Lees. Jim Forbes, Frank Coulter, Andy Bourke. Don Larned. CROSS COUNTRY Scotia7s Cross Country team compiled a 3-5 record in Suburban Council compe- tition. The varsity was led throughout the season by Glenn Powers, who finished fifth in the sectionals. He was backed by Steve Henderson, Dave Hale, Brian Cel- ber, Jim Forbes, Dave Ringwall, Lou De- Flippo, and Don Larned. A season high- light for the team was a third place finish in the Grout Invitational Run, in which over thirty schools were entered. The team was composed mainly of underclass- men, so next year should be a good one-for Coach Miller. Coach Jim Miller - Awards Assembly VARSITY BASKETBALL The 69-70 basketball season was a very successful one for the Sco- tia Tartans. Under the reign of first-year coach Greg Olson, the Tar- tans drove their way up among the top teams in the Suburban Coun- cil. Senior Co-captains, Don Rafferty and Mick Pahl, led the Tartans with consistently strong offensive and defensive play. Rafferty and senior teammates Tony Marotta and Roy Kline supplied the rebound- ing power to go along with the steady ballhandling 0f Pahl, George Mahoney and Eric Stevens. The season was climaxed by Scotia,s return to the Sectionals, plac- ing Scotia back among the strong basketball teams in the area. First row: Mike Beson, 1co-captains1 Don Rafferty and Mickey Pahl, Eric Stevens. Second row: Jim Fazzone 1manager1 George Mahoney, Dave Temoshok. Bill Homer 1manager1 lister. , Bill Hamilton, Don Mongillo, Rov Kline, . Third row: Coach Olson, Pete Brooks, Tony Marotta, Bruce Bethka, Kevin Hull. Missing: T0111 McAl- TEAM RECORD Scotia ........... 64 Scotia ........... 55 Scotia ........... 82 Scotia ........... 87 Scotia ........... 61 Scotia ........... 61 Scotia ........... 75 Scotia ........... 53 Scotia ........... 48 Scotia ........ r . . 83 Scotia ........... 63 Scotia ........... 55 Scotia ........... 59 Scotia ........... 65 Scotia ........... 82 Scotia ........... 71 Scotia ........... 65 Scotia ........... 66 Scotia ........... 50 57 ........... 1. Bethlehem 69 .............. Colonie 68 ........... Guilderland 50 ......... Shenendehowa 69 ........... Mohonasen 47 ............. Columbia 43 ........... Burnt Hills 41 ............ Niskayuna 45 ............... Shaker 76 ............ Bethlehem 77 .............. Colonie 50 ........... Guilderland 49 ......... Shenendehowa 45 ........... Mohonasen 60 ............. Columbia 61 ........... Burnt Hills 51 ............ Niskayuna 71 ............... Shaker SE C TIONA LS 66 ........... Gloversville 2l9 I.V. BASKETBALL I.V. SQUAD First raw: Dave Reid ko-CaptainL John Eggleston ko-captajny Second row: Dave Binger managed7 Mike Posillico, Brian Gelber, Dave Vonie, Mark Ruscitto, Marc Wellman. Third row: Jim Ruggiero, Larry Collamer, Ken Lawrence, Coach Ed Sharp, Frank Coulter, Lou DeFlippo. Dan Cragnoljn. FRESHMAN SQUAD First Row: Steve sawada, mgr.. Chris Collins, Greg Peterson, Tom lsaacson, Bob Weller, Gary Allen. Second Row: Allan Rosenberger mgr., Warren Prehmus, Rob Conover. Jeff Taft, Peter Prusch. Mark McNamara. Third Row: Mike Cornell. Mike Noonan, Paul Witkowski, Dave Lomini, Coach Lewis. WRESTLING SQUAD First row: Andrew Draina, Jonathan Lee, Tim Godlewski. Second row: tjunior varsity managert Peter Borisenko, Kevin Cooper, Mike Wescott, Kevin Kohl, Tod Jones, Doug Helms, Danny McCormick, Dave Wagner, Duane Van Patten, Carl Esposito, tvarsity managert Joe Scardino. Third row: Coach Mike Palma, Dan Shannon, Jim Clan- cy, Brian Silva, Jim Steadwell, Mitch Drama, Ed Godin, Wayne Cooper, Keith Deluke, John Godin, Cary Bishop, Brad Dunster, George Powers, Coach Dave Allen. The Scotia-Glenville Wrestling Team led by co-captains, Keith DeLuke and Mitch Draina fin- ished fourth in the Suburban Council, winning six out of nine league matches, and completed the season with a fine 8-5 record. The tremendous team effort in a 23-17 win over Columbia exemplifies the character and es- prit de corps. In the Suburban Council Tournament, Mitch Draina and John Godin placed flrst in their weight classes and George Powers placed second. Overall the team was third. RECORD Scotia Opponent Scotia ..... 17 3': Gloversville ............ 3 1 7S. Glens Falls .......... 19 Burnt Hills ............ 20 Niskayuna ............. 25 1: Hudson Falls .......... 30 1Mt. Pleasant ........... 11 Shaker ................ 8 Bethlehem ............ 12 Colonie ............... 30 Guilderland ............ 32 Shenendehowa ......... 1 1 Mohonasen ............. 8 Columbia ............. 17 1Non League Co-Captains: Keith DeLuke and Mitch Draina M A E T m S Skiers bring trophies back to Scotia Scotia,s Ski Team, led by Captain Jim McGuire, had another successful season. Consistent performances were also turned in all year by Tom McGuire, Tom Frey, Rick Goyette, and Jim Bewley in the Alpine events and Allen Trevett in cross country. Coached by Mr. Huston, ably assisted by Mr. Tersigni, the team worked out at Tippe- canoe twice a week and the Beukendaal Cross Country the remainder of the week. Scotiats girls, led by Gay Fellows, and Diane Francois in Alpine slalom and Giant slalom, and Phyllis Light and Nancy Pohl in Cross Country were the big surprise of the season. Lacking in size, they finished last in their first meet and ended the season by coming in second tout of St trailing season leader Johnstown by only a few points. COACH PETER HUSTON a... V i e V i h gent If F irst row: Tom Karis, Jim Blaise, Jim McGuire, Tom McGuire, Mac Brown, Rick Coyette. Second row: Carole DeMetre, Nancy Pohl, Phyllis Light, Dave Ringwall, Ken Den- ham, Larry Mahar, Tim Mastro, Dave Tately, John Cuare, Dave Goss, Roger Webb, Tom Bewley, GYMNASTICS Returning this year to the sport of Gymnastics, were seniors John Cole, Tony Sacco, and Terry Topka. Cole, the reigning New York State champion 0n the parallel bars and undefeated in Sectional Competition on the parallel bars, Sacco, defending champ of free exercise, and Terry Topka, aH-around senior, competed in the sectionals on February 26, which Scotia hosted. SECTIONALS J. Cole Paralled bars Still rings Rope climb T. Sacco Paralled bars F ree exercise Tumbling Trampoline T. Topka Still rings www.yww 8, 0 n Hal NW , ll N Qlj P 1 t r19 A I S 1 r x I l v glr 1 5'5 Rbb ' 1111c g l. h hel t 5 u que 111 E'VHH 1 n; 1 B0 ldlk0 Ix 1 ar V , g l, t L h I U l k O in t h . A a unvhman UH h 1n 1111 B0 R , x. , 1x M r 1 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Pauline Prusch, Jean Beck, Gail Barber, Sandy Ledbetter. Second row: Jean Whittredge. Sally Stevens, Kerry Lee, Janice CaswelL Third row: Debbie Van Patten. Nancy Rosenwald. captain. Sue Santiili. Pat Collins Mary Brown Ladon Veddvr Taber Shirley D0 Koehler Kate Van Dyck Karen Benny Varsity Cheerleaders Advisors: Mrs. Joan Westcott Mrs. Roberta Carpifliello Liz Koehler Karen McCombie Captain TARTANETTES Co-Captain: Ann N ick Co-Captain: Karen Blase President: Nancy Carpenter Treasurer: Terry McNeil Vice-President: Nancy McAuley Secretary: Donna Shattuck Advisor: Miss Mary Powers Ist row: Ann N0 k, Karen Blase. 2nd rou Nancy Car penter. Terry McNeil. Nancy McAuley, Donna Shattu 53 ? wir-Qi s ' S , .3... mg, . 3: ,. uszi First row: Mary Evans, Claire Corneau, Cindy Perrone. Alice Martin, Sally Haslund. ' Cheryl Pudnev, Barbie Binger. Second row: Sue Eidens, Pat , Colleen Garahan. Kathy McComble. Fi t row, l-r: J ckie Radz, Bonn'e Beers. Mar 6t Hugerich. Denise Fountain. Laurie Swan, Elaine Benn mum, .w WM MAIORETTES First Row: Sharon MaCFee, Nan Gminski. Second Raw: Echo Hampel, Bette Armstrong, missing; Dawn Vin- cent; Na-na-naw,7 Oh, V0 you don't.H First snow of the year? Now. if I take this gale high, 111 have a good line on . . . I don't believe ith' t i i, Mr. William Martin Superintendent of Schools Mr. Martin, Superintendent of our schools since 1949 retired on February first. His tenure as Super- intendent brought our district through the throes of centralization to its present place of prominence in the schools of the capital district. Mr. Martin was a superintendent whose ability to bring to the system, competent and understanding teachers and whose encouragement of new, pro- grams in the fields of music the humanities and science made the pupils aware of the advantages they were offered. His three children, Christine, Joan and Paul are graduates of Scotia-Glenville high school and he must be proud to have his grandchildren now a part of the elementary program. Mr, and Mrs. Martin, plan on travel and fishing, after a well deserved rest. Reflections on Our Past Miss Lillian Davis Business Education Head Miss Davis has spent all of her 38 teaching years in Scotia-Glenville high school. Many busi- ness students owe their interest and accomplish- ments to her flrm but gentle demands for perfec- tion. She has served as Business Education Dept. Head for the last two years. In addition to her teaching duties she ran The Tartan Shop and taught summer school in Schenectady. Her retirement February first was an eagerly looked forward beginningh of another full ca- reer. She hopes to travel, try her hand at selling real estate and continue the many Charitable ac- tivities she has been engaged in for many years both in her church and in the community. Mrs. Ruth Black English Teacher Mrs. Black retired at the end of the school year in 1969, after serving all of her 34 teaching years in the Scotia-Glenville system. A graduate of Scotia high school Mrs. Black Obtained her de- grees from Radcliffe. After teaching English in the old junior high she moved with the ninth grade to the new high school in 1959. She has helped many a floundering Freshman adjust to his new status and in addition served the Freshman class for many years as advisor. Her help for any and all occasions has endeared her to anyone who has come in contact with her. She is noted for her famous portrayals in the fac- ulty skits. She and her husband Tom have many plans for their future: travel, rest at their summer home, and an occasional stint in the store? cus on Their Understanding and Direction Mr. Leonard Proschel Mechanical Drawing Teacher Its hard to imagine our high school without Mr. Pro. In his capacity as Junior Class Advisor, Leonard Proschel has endeared himself to all Juniors as they worked with him on the various committees. His patience and understanding contributed to the solution of many of their prob- lems. Mr. Proschel joined the Scotia system in 1930 and has served continuously for 40 years except for naval duty during World War 11. Among his many extra-curricular activities: Advisor to the Junior Class, Basketball and Bowling Coach, Head of the Lomini Memorial Fund, former Head Teacher at Old Lincoln. He joins Mrs. Proschel who retired from teaching last year and they look forward to a busy retirement with bowling, golf, and church activities. His daughters Mary Jane and Vicki and Grandson Steven will help to keep him ac- tively engaged with the youth he enjoys so much. District Personnel District School Bus Drivers MRS. BETTY MAROTTA Sub. Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH WELLS Teacher Assistant MR. WILFRED MARTIN 3 mil. L t H e d u t S Acropolis Editors MRS. AGNESS B. POWERS Advisor LAURA JONES CO-Editor-in-Chief KAREN McCOMBIE Faculty GAY FELLOWS Co-Editor-in-Chief ELIZABETH KOEHLER Sports MARGARET GUGLIUZZA Seniors LINDA OLSEN Seniors - , , , x L SCOTTGOMEZ PATRICIA McCAULEY L - - , Photography Organizations CHRISTINE LEISHMAN Underclassmen JULIA KOEHLER Sports ELLEN BERNING Art NANCY POHL Underclassmen PAM PETELCHUK Index MICHAEL POWERS ROBERTA FAVANT AdeiSing Faculty LADON VEDDER Organizations ACKEN, CYNTHIA - Chorus L1-2L; Of Her: Asst, L2, 4L; Nurses Office Asst. L3L; GAA L2L. ALDRICH, DEBRA - Booster Club L1-4-L; Chorus L1-3L; Office AssI. L1-4-L. ANGLE, SUSAN - Ski Club L2L; Chorus L1-2L; Offlce Asst. L4-L. ANTEMANN, BRIAN - Latin Club L1-2L; Fire and Bomb Squad L2-3L; Drama Club L2-3L. ATWELL, WENDY - Ski Club L2L; Cho- rus Ll-2L; Office Asst. L1-2L. AUNCHMAN, CHARLES - Fire and Bomb Squad L4L; Football - Frosh. L1L,,IV L2L; Bowling L3-4L; Baseball LlL Varsity L2- 4L. AUSPELMYER, BRUCE - Ski Club L1- 3L; A-V L2L; Library Asst. LlL. BABCOCK, CLAUDIA - Spanish Club L3-4L; Biology Club L2L; Choralaires L3-4L; Chorus LIL; Girls, Ensemble L2L; FTA L2- 3L, Treas. L3L. BAK, CAROL A Spanish Club L3L; Biology Club L1, 2L; Nat. Hon. SOC. L4L; Choralaires L3, 4-L; Chorus Ll-ZL; FTA L2-3L, Sec. L3L; HR Rep. L3L. BALDASARE, CHARMAINE - Model UN. L3-4L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L3-4L; Tartan StaffLil- L Drama Club L1-4L Sec. L4-L; Cho- rus L4L; Conlt re m 9 All- Stat: L3 -4L; Orches- tra L1-4L. BARR, MARY A French Club L1-3L; Ski Club L4L; GAA LIL; Regents? Scholarship Winner. BARTH, DOROTHEA - Booster Club School Records L2L; Varsity Club Ll-ZL; Drama Club L2L; Chorus Ll-ZL; Band LIL; GAA L1-3L. BEAULIEU, MICHELE - Offlce Asst. L4L; Nursefs Office Asst. L4L. BELKNAP, JAMES - Chorus L1-4L;Biolo- gy Club L2L; Bowling L1-2L; Golf L3- 4L. BENNY KAREN 4 Booster Club L1-4L Ski Club L1 L; Cheerleading L3- 4L; GAA L3L. BERNINC, ELLEN i Booster Club LIL; Nat. Hon. SOL. L L Acropolis Staff L3, 4L, Arl Ed, L4L: Chorus L1 L. BESON, MICHAEL - Key Club L3, 4L, Treasurer L4L; Latin Club L2-4L, Pres. L4L w L Biology Club LIL; Varsily Club L3, 4L; Fire and Bomb Squad L2, 3L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L3, 4-L, Treasurer L4L; Soccer L3L, Varsity L4L; Basketball Freshman, JV L2, 3L, Varsity L4L; Lacrosse L2-4L; Latin II Scholastic Avhivvvmem Award L2L. BETHKA, BRUCE i Hi-Y L2-4L; Varsity Club L3, 4L; Fire and Bomb Squad L3, 4L; Football Freshman, JV L2L Varsity L3-4L; Basketball LlL JV L2L, Varsity L3, 4L; Basc- ball LIL JV L2L, Varsity L3, 4L. BLATZ, MARION 4 French Club L2-4L, Vice Pres. L4L; Biology Club L1, 2, 4L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L3- 4L; Choralaires L2- 4L Sec. L4L; Area All- Stan L1-4-;L Orchestra L1-4L; Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation; RSE Win- ner. BLAUEL, MARY LEE 4 French Club L2L; RSE Alternate. BLOOMER, JOANNE - Spanish Club L3L; German Club L4L; Biology Club L3L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L4L; Drama Club L2L; Choralaires L3-4L; Chorus LIL; Girls, Ensemble L2L; Area All-State L3-4L; Band L1-4L; Stage Band L4L; Astronomy Club L1-4L; Nat. Merit Semi-Finalist. BOJANOWSKI, MICHAEL - French Club L2L: Biology Club L2-4L; Acropolis Staff L3-4L; ISEP L3, 4L; Chorus L1L; As- tronomy Club L1L. BOSLEY, DOUGLAS - Wrestling L2L. BOVINO, DIANA - Boosmr Club L2L; Ski Club L2L; Chorus LIL; Girlsa Ensemble L2, 3L; S-G Bus. leaders L2, 3L; Office Asst. L3L. BOWEN, DENISE 7 French Club L2, 3L; Biology Club L3L; Booster Club L3L; Acropo- lis Staff L1, 2L; GAA L2, 3L. BRANWELL, THOMAS BRENNAN, JOHN - French Club L3L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L3, 4L; Choralaires L2-4L; Chorus LIL; HR Rep. LIL; RegentsL Scholar- ship; RP! Math and Science; Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation. BRIGGS, MIKE - French Club L2L: Fire, and Bomb Squad L3, 4L; Drama Club L2L; Chorus L1, 2L; RH Rep. L2L; Football, Freshman; Bowling LIL; Baseball, JV. BRINKMAN, LINDA - S-G Bus. Leaders LFBLAL. BROLAND. JAMES R Fire and Bomb Squad L3L; A-V LIL. BROOKS, RON - Key Club L3, 4L; Ger- man Club L1-3L; Varsity Club L3, 4L; Ski Club L3L; Fire and Bomb Squad L3, 4L; Football, Freshman LlL, JV L2, 3L; Varsity L4L: Baskvtball Ll-3L Manager; Alternate Regentsa Scholarship. BROOKS, TOM - Ski Club L1, 2 and Bomb Squad L2L; Choralaires L2 rus L2L; Band LIL; Stage Band LIL. BROWN, MARY 4 Biology Club L Booster Club L14L; Varsity Club LA. Club L1-4-L; Model UN L4L; Nat. H0 L3, 4L; Acropolis Staff L1, 2L; ISEP Vice Pres. L4L, Summer Abroad S L3L; Orchestra L1, 3L; Band Ll-4L, Se Student Senate L1-4L; Class Office - tary L3, 4L; Track Manager L3, 4L; leading - JV L3L, Capt., Varsity L4L Merit Semi-finalist; RegentsL Schola BRYKE, EDWARD 7 Hj-Y L2, 3, 4 Pres. L3L Treas. L4L; French Club L2L ogy Club LI, 4L; Booster Club LIL; Fi Bomb Squad L3, 4-L; Nat. Hon. Soc. L Pres. L4L; Drama Club LIL; Choralai 3, 4L Pres. L4L; Chorus L1, 2L; Studen ate L1, 2, 3, 4L, Vice Pres. L4-L; Pr Class; HR Rep. L1, 2, 3, 4L; Basketb Regentsa Scholarship Winner; Vice Sr. Class. BUENO, AMPARO - Spanish Clu Model UN L4L; ISEP L4L. CAISSE, EDWARD - Track L4L. CAMPBELL, LAUREEN i Frenc L2, 3L; Choralaircs L2, 3, 4L; Band L1 4L. CARHIDI, RICH i Hi-Y L2, 3. 4L; Club L2, 3, 4L; Fire and Bomb Squad 4L; Acropolis Staff L4L; Football L1, 2, Basketball L1, 3L; Baseball L2, 3, 4L CARTER, MARK - Astronomy CI 2L. ULLO. JADE - Booster Club .1.: ub .2.; Drama Club .1.; S-G Bus, s .3.: Tartanetles .2.. . KORAN - Booster Club .1. 2.; ub .1. 2. 4.; Acropolis Staff .4.: Club .1. 2.; S-C Bus. Leaders .2. 4.. A. JOSEPH - Fire and Bomb .4.; Chorus .2-4.; Track .3.. Y. THOMAS - Astronomy Club restling .2.. K. BILL 4 Ski Club .1. 2. 3. 4.; ing .1.. JOHN - Gymnastics .1. 2. 3. 4.. Champion. Bars. .3. .4.. Sect. . .1-4.: HPF .1-3.. JON - Astronomy Club .4.: Re- Scholarship Winner. TOM - Football .1.. NS. PATRICIA - Booster Club .1. .. Twas. .4.: Varsity Club .3. 4.: Ski . 3. 4.:Acr0p01is Staff .4.; ISEP .2. R Rep. .1.: Ski Team .2. 3.: Cheer- .4.: Tartanettes .2. 3.; CAA .1. 2. ALLY. JAMES - Key Club .3. 4.. UL. MARY - CAA .2.. E. BARBARA - Girls. Ensemble 4.: FNA .3.. ER. WAYNE - Varsity Club .4.: 1d Bomb Squad .4.: Band .1. 2.; ll. Frosh .1.. JV .2.. Varsity .3. 4.: ing .1. 2. 3 - JV. .4 - Varsityk ll .1.. .2 7 JV.. .3. 4 - Varsity. 1NA. LORRAINE - Booster Club orus .2.. .LA. SAM - Key Club .24.. Pros. anish Club .3.: Varsity Club .3. 4.: Ski Club .2. 3.: Fire and Bomb Squad .3. 4.: Nat. Hon. Soc. .4.: Acropolis Staff .4.: Jr. Class Vice Pres; Jr. Prom Chm. .3.: Football .1.: Basketball .3 - JV.; Baseball .1 - Frosh.. JV .2-3.. CORNAIRE. SL'SAN - Nat. Hon. Soc. .4.: Regents Scholarship Winner. CORNELL. PAUL - Fire and Bomb Squad .4.: Football .3 4 JV... CORNELL. TOM - Hi-Y .4.: Varsity Club .3. 4.: Fire and Bomb Squad .4.: HR Rep. .1. 4.: Baseball .1.. Varsity .3. 4.. COTTERELL. GARY 7 Soccer .3.. JV; Track .2. 3. 4.. COVILLE. DALE - Wrestling .1.. COYNE. EILEEN - German Club .14.; Biology Club .2.; Chorus .1. 2.. CRAWFORD. DONALD - Ski Club .1. 2, 3. 4.; Band .1. 2. 3.; Soccer .2. JV. CYMMINGS. LEE 4 Booster Club .1.; Ski Club .1. 2. 4.: Chm'alaires .3. 4.; Chorus .1. 2.: Area All-State .14.; Orchestra .1. 2. 3. 4.: 5-0 Business Leaders .3.. CI'RTO. DORIS - Latin Club .3.; Booster Club .4.: Girls Ensemble .4.. DlALESSANDRO. CHRIS - Ski Club .2.; Student Senate .4.; Guidance Office Asst. .3.: GAA .14.. DANYLA. KAREN - Acropolis Staff .2.; Chorus .1.: Girls. Ensemble .2. 3.; Area All-State .3.: 5-0 Business Leaders .2. 3.. DEAMOIIR. DAN - Football .1.; Gym- nastics .1. 2. 3.. DECK. KRISTEN - French Club .4.; Booster Club .24.; Varsity Club .2.: Ski Club .1. 2.: Chorus .13.: Girls. Ensemble .4.: Ski Team .2.. DELUKE. KEITH - Hi-Y .2-4.;'Spanish Club .3.; Varsity Club .3. 4.; Ski Club .1- 3.: Fire and Bomb Squad .24.; Football .1-4.; Wrestling .24.; Co-Captain Wres- tling .4.: Baseball .12.. DENHAM. KEN - French Club .3.; Ski Club .14.: Football .2.; JV Ski Team .3. 4.. DENOVINO. FRED - Spanish Club .3. 4.; Varsity Club .3. 4.; Ski Club .1. 2. 3. 4.: JV Soccer .2.; Varsity Soccer .3. 4.. DESMOND. PAT 4 Booster Club .12.; S-C Bus. Leaders .2. 3. 4.: Guidance Office Asst. .3. 4.; Nurses 0th? Asst. .3. 4.: Tar- tanettes .2.. DOPP. GLENDA - Chorus .1. 2. 3. 4.: GAA .1.. DRAINA. MITCHELL - Varsity Club .2. 3. 4.: Fire and Bomb Squad .2. 3. 4.; Soc- cer .1-4 Co-Capt. 4.; Wrestling .14 C0- Capt. 4.. DUANE. MICHELE - Chorus .2. 3. 4.; CAA .1-4.. DUNSTER. BRAD - Key Club .4.: Var- 5in Club .4.: Fire and Bomb Squad .4.; Tartan Staff .3.; Football .1.; JV .1.; Var- sity .3, 4.; Wrestling .4.: Lacrosse .2. 3.. EDMONDS. RAYMOND - Key Club .1. 2. 3.: German Club .1-4.; Biology Club .1. 2.: Ski Club .1. 2.: Fire and Bomb Squad .4.; Tartan Staff .3.: Choralaires .2. 3. 4.: Chorus .1-3.: Football .1.. JV .2.. Varsity .3. 4.: Bowling .4.. ELLSWORTH. PAT - Booster Club .1- 3.; Tartanettes .2. 3. ENGERT. DAWN - Booster Club .1. 2. Chorus .2.; Guidance Office Asst. .3.. EVANS. DEBBIE - Booster Club .3. 4.; Ski Club .3.; FBLA .3.. FALCON. KERRY a Varsity Club .2. 3, 4.; Soccer JV .1.. Varsity .2. 3. 4.: Ski Team .1.: Bowling .4.; Track .1. 2.. FAVANT. ROBERTA - Spanish Club .3. 4.; French Club .2. 3.. Sec. .4.; Latin Club .4.; Model UN .4.; Nat. Hon. Soc. .3. 4.: Acropolis Staff .3. 4.: ISEP .3.: FTA .1.. Sec. .2.. VP .3.; Nat. Merit Commenda- tion; Regents. Scholarship Winner. FELLOWS. GAY - German Club .2. 3.; Booster Club .1-4.; Varsity Club .2. 3. 4.; Ski Club .1-4.; Nat. Hon. Soc. .2. 3. 4.; Acropolis Staff .14.: ISEP .2. 3.. Pres. .4.; Area All-State .4.; Orchestra .14.; Band .14.; Student Senate .2.. Sec. .3. 4.; Treas. of Soph. Class; Jr. Prom Chairman .3.; HR Rep. .3. 4.; Ski Team .14.; GAA .1-3.; Regentsv Scholarship; Elmira Key Award: DAR Award. FERRIS. HOLLY - Spanish Club .3.; Biology Club .3.; Booster Club .1.; Ski Club .3.: Girls1 Ensemble .2. 3.; Office Asst, .2.. FILIMON. LINDA - German Club .1..; Offlce Asst. .14.; Nurses Off. Asst. .2.; Bookstore Asst. .2. 3.. FINCH. JILL i Booster Club .1. 2.. FLANDERS. BUD 4 Key Club .1. 2. 3.; Varsity Club .3. 4.; Fire and Bomb Squad .2. 3. 4.;Acr0polis Staff .4.; Football .14.; Baseball .2. 3. 4.; Track .1.. FORDHAM. CURT - Key Club .3. 4.; Varsity Club .4.; Fire and Bomb Squad .4.; Choralaires .3. 4.; Soccer .2. 3. 4.. 249 FORST, DEAN 4 Ski Club 434; Model UN 42, 3, 44; Acropolis Staff 444; ISEP 424; Chorus 42, 3, 44; Art Club 41, 24. GIONET, DAVID 4 Ski Club 41, 2, 34; Model UN 444; Chorus 41, 2, 34; Cross Country 444; Track 41-44. GMINSKI, NAN 4 Biology Club 444; Booster Club 42-44; Varsity Club 43, 44; Ski Club 41-44; Fire and Bomb Squad 444; Drama Club 41, 24; Chorus 414; Girls, En- semble 4244; Soccer Scorekeeper 43, 4-4; Majoreltes 41-44. CODIN, JOHN 4 Hi-Y 4244; Biology Club 414; Booster Club 424; Varsity Club 43, 44; Ski Club 434; Fire and Bomb Squad 42-4-4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 43, 44; Choralaires 43, 44; Chorus 424; Student Senate 434; HR Rep. 42, 34; Football 41-4-4; Wrestling 4144; Ten- nis 444; Regentsa Scholarship Winner; Na- tional Merit Commendation. GOURLAY, GEORGE 4 Spanish Club 41-34; Fire and Bomb Squad; HR Rep. 42, 34; Football 41, 34; Bowling 41, 34; Track 41-34; All at Bishop Gibbons except Gym- nastics 434. GOVUS, PETER 4 Ski Club 41-44; Chora- laires 42-44; Chorus 414; Band 41-44; Soccer 42-34; Gymnastics 41-34; Regents4 Scholar- ship Alternate. GOWER, KATHY 4 Booster Club 414; Ski Club 41, 2, 34; CAA 41-44. GRANDSHAW, CHRIS 4 Booster Club 414; Office Asst. 42, 3, 44; Nurses Office Asst. 424. GRENOBLE, ROB 4 Spanish Club 4VP 34; Choralaires 42, 3, 44; Area All-Slate 434; Orchestra 41-44; 4Bus. Mgr. 44; Student Senate 44-4; Soccer 41, 1V4; Regents, Schol- arship NEDT Award; Baroque String En- semble 42, 34; Madrigal Chorus 424. GRIMM, BRIAN 4 Fire and Bomb Squad 444. GRINTER, PAM 4 Tartan Staff 424; Cho- rus 414; Girls4 Ensemble 424; HR Rep. 41, 24. GUGLUIZZA, MARGARET 4 French Club 444; Biology Club 43, 44; Booster Club 41, 24; Acropolis Staff 434, Editor 444; Re- gents1 Scholarship Alternate. GUYNUP, SANDRA 4 German Club 414. HAGEN, CHRISTINE 4 German Club 43, 44; Latin Club 424, Sec. 434; Chorus 41, 24; FNA 414. HALE, JIM - Varsity Club 434; Tartan Staff 444; Soccer 41, 2, JV 3, Varsity4; Cross Country 444; Track 41-44; Regents4 Scholar- ship Winner. HAMM, BRUCE 4 Hi-Y 42, 34; Varsity Club 434; Nat. Hon. Soc. 43, 44; Biology Club 414; Drama Club 41-4-4, Pres. 444; Art Club 414; Football 42, 34; JV and Varsity Football; Wrestling 41, 24, 43 JV4; Junior Liaison Comm.; Nat. Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Regents7 Scholarship Winner; NEDT Award. HARRISON, DAVID 4 Biology Club 414; Nat, Hon. Soc. 42, 3, 4-4; Choralaires 42, 3, 44; Area AII-State 41. 34; Conference All- 250 State 434; Orchestra 41-44; Band 41-44; V. Pres. 444; Stage Band 444; Wrestling JV 41, 24; Varsity 434; Track 424; String Quartet 41, 24; Baroque String Ensemble 42, 34; Re- gentsy Scho1arship Winner; National Merit Commendation. HARTMAN, BONNIE 4 Chorus 41, 2, 34; FNA 41, 2, 34. HEANEY, ANNE 4 Booster Club 414; Ski Club 41, 24; Orchestra 41-44; S-G Bus. Lead- ers 42, 3, 44; CAA 41, 24. HELMS, MICHAEL 4 Key Club 42, 3, 44; Latin Club 42, 34, Pres. 444;Varsi1y Club 42, 3, 44; Fire and Bomb Squad 42, 3, 44; Nat. Hon. Soc. 42, 3, 44; Student Senate 43, 44; Football 414, 42 JV4, 43, 4Varsity4; Bowling 42. 3 Varsity4; Baseball 414, 42 JV4, 43, 4 Varsity4; Alternate Regents7 Scholarship. HINCHER, DONNA 4 Latin Club 41-44; Ski Club 444; Biology Club 43, 44; Model UN 444; Nat. Hon. Soc. 42, 3, 44; Tartan Staff 444; HR Rep. 444; GAA 42, 3, 44; Nat. Merit Commendation Letter; Represented Sch4dy at BPW7S Youth Leadership Cont . at Syracuse, N. Y.; Outstanding Latin III Stu- dent. HOPPE, ROBIN 4 Booster Club 414; Model UN 42, 3, 44; Drama Club 41, 24. HOSKINSON, ANN 4 Chorus 41-44; S-G Bus. Leaders 4fbla4 2-4; Library Asst. 444; Office Asst. 41, 2, 44; HR Rep. 4 4. HURLEY, EDWARD 4 Latin Club 41, 2, 34; Ski Club 41, 2, 34; Varsity C1ub 43, 44; Fire and Bomb Squad 43, 44; Football 414; Soccer 42, 3, 44; Wrestling 41, 2, 34; La- crosse 41-44. HUTCHISON, FRED 4 Model UN 41, 24; Nat. Honor Soc. 444; Astronomy Club 41, 24. HWASCZC, DAVID 4 Fire and Bomb Squad 4 4. HYSON, SUSAN 4 Office Asst. 44-4; Li- brary Asst. 414; Basketball 41, 24; Gymnas- tics 424. ' JANETSKY, ARTHUR 4 Fire and Bomb Squad 444; Jr. Achievement Pres. 444. JANGRO, ROBERT 4 Hi-Y 42, 3, 44, Sec- retary 43, 44; Varsity Club 43, 44; Chorus 414; Football 41, 2, 34; Wrestling Junior Varsity 41, 2, 34; Track 41, 2 Varsity4; La- cross 42, 3, 44; Fire and Bomb Squad 4 4. JETTE, R. JOE 4 Latin C1ub434;Fire and Bomb Squad 43, 4-4. JONES, LAURA 4 Spanish Club 43, 44, VP 44-4; Biology Club 42-34; Booster C1ub 414; Nat. Hon. SOC. 43, 44; Acropolis Staff 42-44, Editor-in-Chief 444; Tarzan Staff 424; ISEP 42, 34; Choralaires 43-44, Bus. Mgr. 444; Chorus 414; Girls7 Ensemble 424; Stu- dent Senate 444; HR Rep. 42-34; Nat. Merit Semi-Hnalist; Regents, Scholarship; NEDT Recognition; CAA 41-24. KACZMAREK, PAUL 4 Varsity Club 43, 44; Ski Club 434; Drama Club 424; Football 414; Soccer 42, 34; Bow1ing 42, 34; Lacrosse 424. KAHLER, LAWRENCE 4 Chorus 41, 2, 34; Area All-State 42. 34; Band 41, 2, 34. KENNY, ROSEMARY 4 Spanish Club 43, 44; Biology Club 43, 44, VP 444; Acropolis Staff 444; Tartan Staff 444; AFS ISEP. KEOHAN, GEORGE 4 Fire and Bomb Squad 43, 44; Football 42, JV4; Bowling 424; Gymnastics 424. KERNAN, DICK - Ski Club 444; Model UN 444; Drama Club 424; Art Club 42, 34. KERWIN, CHRIS 4 CAA 41, 24. KIETLINSKI, RICK 4 Ski C1ub 434; Foot- ball 414; Soccer 43, Varsity4; Bowling 424. KIMBALL, SHIRLEY 4 Drama Club 414: Chorus 414; Office Asst. 444; Nurscfs Office Asst. 444. KINNE, MARTHA 4 Office Asst. 444. KISZKIEL, DAVE 4 Chorus 41-34; As- tronomy Club 4124; Wrestling 434. KLINE, ROY 4 Hi-Y 42, 3, 44, President 444; Varsity C1ub 41-4-4; Fire and Bomb Squad 42, 34; Football 414, JV 424, Varsity 4344; Basketball 41.44; Traek 414. KOEHLER, ELIZABETH 4 Spanish Club 43-44, Pub. Chairman 444; Booster C1ub 43- 44; Varsity Club 444; Acropolis Staff 42-44, Sports Ed. 444; ISEP 43-44, Sec. 434, Treas. 444; Studvnl Senalc 444; Cheerleading JV 434; Varsity 444 Captain; GAA 42-34; Miss Kry Club 1970. KOEHLER, JULIA 4 Spanish Club 434; Booster Club 43-44: Varsity Club 444; Acrop- olis Staff 43-44, Sports Ed. 444; ISEP 4344, Pub. Chairman 444; HR Rep. 414; Girls1 Basketball 42, 44; Tennis 42-44; Chmsrload- ing JV 431; Varsity 444; CAA 42-44. KOMOROSKE, DEBBIE 4 Biology Club 42-44; Tartan. Staff 444; ISEP 43-44; Chorus 42, 34; Girls? Ensemble 444; Area A11-Slale 4.3, 44: Ort'heslra 41-44: HR Rep. 43. 44; Gymnastics 434. KROUSE, ELLEN 4 Spanish Club 42. 34; French Club 424; Ski Club 42, 34;0rv1wstra 414. KRUTZ, LINDA 4 Acropolis Staff 43. 44: Area All-Statc 434; Orvhvstra 43, 44; Band 41-44, 504'. 444: Stage Band 41-44; 5-0 Bus. leaders 42-44. 504: 434 Twas. 444; Office Asst. 42. 44; Wind Ensemble 414. KUROWSKI, PAUL 4 Ski Club 43 Fire and Bomb Squad 4 4. LA BAHN. WENDY 4 Frenvh Club Biology Club 42-44; Ski Club 41-44; Ch 41-34; Girls, Ensemble 444; Astronomy 444; Regentsa Scholarship Winnt'r. LA RUE. GEORGE 4 Spanish Club 4: Model UN 42, 34; Astronomy Club 41 Freshman Football 414. LEARNAN. MARIE 4 Booster Clu 44; Ski Club 444; CAA 43, 44, LE BEAU. CINDY 4 Choralaircs 43 Area All-Slate 41, 3, 44; Orchestra String Ensemble 42, 34; Girls, Baske 4244; CAA 41-44. LEE, ROBERT 4 Key Club 42, 3, Booster Club 414; Varsity Club 42, Pres.4; Fire and Bomb Squad 43, 44; Hun. 50v. 444; Orchestra 41, 24; Footha 3 years Varsily4; Basketball 414, JV 42 Trm'k 41-44. LEES, JOHN 4 Spanish Club 434; Bi Club 434; Chorus 41, 24; Astronomy 434; Cross-Coumry 444: Regents, Sch ship Winner. LEFEBVRE, PAUL 4 Spanish Club Gnrmzm Club 434: Biology Club 42. Pres.4; Model UN 444; Chorus 414; Lac 434; Regentsa Scholarship; Tutoring NHS 43. 44. LEHMAN. PAM 4 Model UN 42. 44; 4144; PTA 41, 2. 34. LEISHMAN, CHRIS 4 French 42. Pros.4; Biology Club 424: Booster Club Ski Club 4144; Nut. Honor Soc. 43 Avropolis Staff. Editor 444: Tanan 424; ISEP 434; Chorus 414; Student S- 44 5004; HR Rep. 434; CAA 4144: Reg Scholarship Winner. LESTACE. KATHY 4 Booster C1u1 24: Officv A551. 444; Bowling 41, 24 Teens 41, 24. LEWS. JAY 4 Ski Club 41. 24; Fire Bomb Squad 41. 24 Acropolis Staff Drama Club 41. 24; Choralaires 41, 2 Chorus 414: Football 414. -. RALPH 3 Bowling QL: Track L2. Regentsi Scholarship Winner. . PHYLLIS - French Club L4L: ' Club L2-4L; Booster Club LIL: Var- h L3. 4L; Ski Club LIL: Nat. H011. L; Chorus L1. 2L FNA LIL: HR Rep. iTeam L1 L. JV Q L. Varsity L3-4L; 1-4L. IN. BRIAN - Spanish Club L3. 4L: Club Q. 3. 4L: Tartan Staff L3L: ll-Slate L3L: Orchestra L1-4L: Astron- uh L2L; Cmss-Country JV L4L: Tennis ' VarsityL: String Ensemble L2. 3L: raphy Club L3. 4L. GSTON. EILEEN - Biology Club Ski Club L2. 4L: Nat. H011. Sm. L3. rus L4L: Area All-Stalo L1. 3. 4L: 0r- L1. 2. 3. 4L. Sm; L3. 4L: GAA L1. 2 m, XHS Tutoring Program L4L: Ensemble Q. 3L: NEDT Award L2L. 700D. CINDY 3, Booster Club L2. cropalis Staff L4L: Chorus L2L: S-C eaders L3. 4L: CYO L1. 2. 3L. AN. SISAN 3 Booster Club L2 . 3 rupolis Staff L4 L: ChorusL 3 4L: L nsemblo Q L; Ana A-llSlallo L3. 4L: 5. Lcadt'rs L2. 3. 4L Plesidt 3L111 3L. 4L: milirig L3-JVL: Tartanettt s QL: G AA E. WILLIAM 3 Nat. H011. 501'. L3. tmnumy Club L1. 2. 3L: Regents- Iship Winner. 'THL'R. JOHN 3 Latin Club L4L; Club LIL: Football QL: Somwr L3L. E. SHARON - Booster Club L2. 3L: 'Club Q. '3. 4L: Chorus L1. 2. 3L: 5- C eadt'rs L3L: FNA LlL' Majorittts L1. L. TOSH. SI'SAN 3 Hi-Y LIL: Bowl- L. NEY. GEORGE 3 Key Club opolis Staff L3. 4L: HR Rvp. LIL: 11 L1. 2L. L4L Van: Basketball L1. 2L ' L3. 4L: Baseball L1. 3L. . HERBERT 3 German Club Q. .3. 1'5in Club L3. 4L: Fire and Bomb L3. 4L: Nat. Hon. 801'. L3. 4L: Foul- ball L1. 4L. Varsity L3. 4L: Baseball L1. 2L: - Regents. Scholarship. MANGO. JIM 3 Latin Club L1, 2. 3L; Drama Club L2L; Art Club L1. 2. 3L; Football LIL: Baseball L1. 2L. MAREK. RANDY - Key Club L3. 4L: Varsity Club L3. 4L: Ski Club L4L: Fire and Bomb Squad L3L; Sewer L3. 4L. MAROTTA. ANTHONY - Key Club L3. 4L: Varsity Club L3. 4L: Fire and Bomb Squad L3. 4L: Drama Club L4L: A-V L3L; Art Club L3. 4L: Football L1. 2. 3L: Basketball L2. 3. 4L: Baseball L1. 2. 3. 4L. MARTIN. TIM - Varsity Club L4L: Soccer LIL JV L2-3L. Varsity L4L; Bowling. Varsity L4L: Baseball LIL JV L2-3L. Varsity L4L. N'IASTROIANNI. ARMOND 3 Acropolis Staff L4L: Football LIL. MAZZONE. CHRISTINE 3 Booster Club L1. 2. 4L; Busim'ss Manager Tartan L4L. MCCARDLE. PAM 3 Booster Club L1. 2L: Chorus L1. 2L: Freshman Class Treasurer: Cheerleading L3L. MVCARTHY. CLAliDIA 3 Spanish Club L3L: Chorus L1. 2L: Tartanetles QL. Mt'CAI'LEY. PATRICIA 3 Booster Club L1-4L: Ski Club L3. 4L: ISEP L1-4L; Chora- Iaires L3. 4L: Chorus L1. 2L: HR Rep. L2L: CAA QL: At'ropolis Editor L4L. NIFCONIBIE. KAREN 3 Spanish Club L3. 4L: Booster Club L1. 2. 3L. Sec. L4L: Varsity Club L4L: Ski Club L2. 3. 4L1Acmpolis Staff L3. 4L; ISEP L2. 3. 4L: Chorus LlL; Girls Ensemblt' L2L: Chevrleading L3, 4L: GAA L2L. MCCIINIBER. CHRIS - Spanish Club L4L: Biology Club L2. 3. 4L: Booster Club LlL: Nat. Hun. 501'. L4L; Armpolis Staff L1. 4L: Chorus LIL; HR Rep. LIL: Silver Key for AL'rOPOliS LIL; Axsard 1301' Shorthand L3L. MCDERMOTF. CLAL'DIA 3 Booster Club L1A4L. President L4L: Ski Club L3L; Class Officer Secretary L1. 2L: Ski Team LIL; Cheerleading L3. 4L: Tartanettes L2L. MCDONALD. BILL 3 Ski Club L2. 3L: Band Q-4L; Track L2L. MUGI'IRE. JAMES 3 Key Club Q-4L; Biology Club LIL: Varsity Club L1-4-L: Ski Club L1-4L; Firv and Bomb Squad L2-4L: Nat. Hon. 501'. ML Football L1L JV L2L. Varsity L3-4L: Ski Team Varsity L14L: Golf L2L. MICKLE. BARBARA - Girls. Ensemble L3L. MILLARD. DAVE 3 Key Club L2-4L. Soc. L4L; Varsity Club Q-4L VP L4L: Firv and Bomb Squad L3. 4L: Nat. Hon. 501'. L3. 4L. VP L4L; Chorus LIL; Student Senate QL: Class Officr L2. VPL: Sot'cer L1-4L: Basket- ball L1. 2L: Regvntsi Schnlarship Winner: N211. Mefit Commendation. MILLER. MARK 3 Hi-Y L2-4L: Biologx Club Q. 3L: Varsity Club L4L: Fire and Bomb Squad L3. 4L; Model 1N L4L: Tartan Staff L4L: Football L1. 4L: Wrestling Q. 3L. MUFFETT. KATHY 3 Biology Club L2- 4L: Booster Club LIL: ISEP L1-3L: Chorus L1-3L: OfTu't' Asst. QL: Library Asst. L1L. MQLLER. JARL - Biology Club L4L; Model UN L4L: AFL L4L: Gymnastivs L4L. MORGAN. DAVE 3 Ski Club LIL; A1! Club L3. 4L. MORRETTE. DENISE - French Club L3L: Booster Club L1-3L: ISEP L1-3L: Chorus L1-2L. MORRIS. LINDA SUE 3 Chorus L1-2L: Library Asst. L2-4L: FBLA L2-4L. MROZKOWSKI. KAREN - Booster Club L1. 2L: Ski Club L3. 4L: Chorus L1L: FTA L3L: Art Club L1. 2L; CAA L1-4L. NILNGER. LYNN 3 Ski Club L1-4L: Soc- rer Q34L: Ski Team L3L JV: Bowling L4L. NAGLE. DANNY 3 Fire and Bomb Squad L3. 4L: Basketball L1. 2L. NELSON. JOHN 3 Key Club L3. 4L Lt. GOV. L4L15panish Club L3. 4L; Biology Club L1. 3. 4L: Varsity Club L4L: Fire and Bomb Squad L3. 4L: Acropolis Staff L4L; Football L1. 2L: Smur L3. 4L: Wrestling L1-3L: La- KTOSSC L1A4L. NICOLL. JOHN 3 Hi-Y L2. 3. Twas. 4 VPL; L'ltin ClubL3 L: Ski Club L2- 4L. Pris. 4: Fin and Bomb Squad L3. 4L; Model UN L4L: Acropolis Staff L4L: Choralaires L2. 3. 4L: Chorus QL: Astronomy Club LlL. NOVICK. ANNE - Biology Club L4L: Booster Club L4L; Varsity Club L3. 4L. L500.- TreasL Ski Club L1-4L: Acropolis Staff L4L: ISEP L1-4L;Churus L2L:Studen151'nat9 LIL: HR Rep. L2. 3L: Ski Team Q. 3L: Tartan- vltes L2. 3. 4L. Co-vaplain L3-4L. LYCONNOR. Jl'DY - BoostPr Club L1. 2L: ISEP L2L: Chorus LIL. OLGIVIE. PAIVL 3 French Club L2. 3L: BiologV' Club Q L; Ski Club L1. 2L; Model I N L1-4L:1Nat. Honor Sm. L4L; Drama Club L3L: ISEP L3L; Churalaires L3. 4L: Chorus L1. 2L: Orchestra L3. 4L; Band L1-4L; Stage Band L3. 4L: HR Rep. L4L: Soccer LIL. OLSEN. LINDA - French Club L4L: Biolo- gy Club L3L; Booster Club L1. 2. 4L; Acropo- lis Staff L4. Editan: Chorus L1-4L. OLSON. CINDI 3 Spanish Club L3. 4L: Booster Club LIL; Ski Club L1. 2L: Acropolis Staff L3L; Orchestra L1. 2, 3. Half of 4L: GAA L1. 2L. OiNEILL. LINDA - German Club L3. 4L; Ski Club L1. 2. 4L: Model UN L4L; Chorus L1. 2. 4L; Cirlsi, Fn51 mble L2. 3. 4L; Orches- tra L1-4L;.Vurst 50ff1cc Asst. L3. 4L; L1 brary Asst. LlL. PAGE. MARK 3 Fire and Bomb Squad L4L; Chorus L2L. PAHL. MICKEY 3 Key Club L1. 2. 3L; Booster Club L1. 2L: Varsity Club Q. 3. 4L: Fire and Bomb Squad L2. 3. 4L; Acropolis Staff L4L; Football L1-2LJV L3L. Varsity L4L: Basketball LIL. Varsity L2. 3. 4L: Baseball L1L. V'aJ'sity L2. 3. 4L. PALOMBO. BOB 3 Key Club L1. 2. 3. VP 4L: Spanish Club L3L: Fire and Bomb Squad L3L; Football LIL: Basketball L3L. PAITL. ROGER 3 Spanish Club L3. 4L; Nat. H011. 501'. L4L: Band L1-4L; Astronomy Club Q-4L. PAI'ZE. DOUG 3 Fire and Bomb Squad L3. 4L; Astronomy Club L1-4L: Stage Crew L3. 4L; Library Asst. L1. 2L; Tennis L2-3 VaJ'sityL. PETELCHIVK. PAM - CPrman Club L1- 4L. Sec. L3. 4L: Booster Club L1. 2L; Nat. Hon. 501'. L4L: Acropolis Staff Editor L4L; ISEP LIL: Chorus L1. 3L: Girlsi Ensemble L2L: HR Rep. L3L. PETITT. CHERYL 3 Booster Club LlL: Varsity Club L4L; Ski Club L2. 3L; Nat. Honor Soc. L3L; ISEP L3 L; Chorus L1. 2L; HR Rep. L3L; GAA L1. 2L; Football Statisti- cian L3L. POHL. DAVID 3 Ski Club L3. 4L. POHL. NANCY 3 French Club L2. 3. 4L; Biologv Club L1. 2 4L; Varsitv Club L3. 4L; Ski Club L1-4-L: Modd UN L3 4L; Nat. Hon. 501. L L; AcropolLs Staff L2. 3. 4L; BandL 2L; Ski Team L3. 4 VarsityL: GAA L3. 4L. POOLER. TIM 3 Football L2L: Bowling L2. 3L. POWERS. GIL 3 Chorus LIL; Conference All-State Q. 3L: Orchestsa QL; Band L1. 2. 3L; Stage Band L1. 2L: Astronomy Club L1. Sec. Treas. 2. 3L: Stage Cum L3. 4L: Foot- ball L1-4L: Track L3. 4L. POWERS. MICHAEL - Key Club L2. 3. 4L: Booster Club L2. 3. 4L: Varsity Club Q. 3. 4L; Ski Club L1-4L; Fire and Bomb Squad L1-4L: Acropolis Staff L1-3L. Editor L4L; ISEP LIL: Fresh Football LIL. JV Football L2L Varsity Football L3. 4L; Ski Team L3. 4L; Wrestling LIL: Baseball LlL; Track L3. 4L; All Country Second Team Football L3L; Melro-Land. All-Suburban First Team Football L4L: School Record 3 Long Jump L3L. PRESTON. PAT - Booster Club L1. 2L: Ski Club L3L. PI'TNAM. JANET - Latin Club L4L: Binl- ogy Club LIL: Tartan Staff L4L: Chorus LIL: Cirls' Ensemble L2L: FTA L3L. PYTLOVANY. JOHN - AV L3L; Art Club L2. 3L: Bowling L2L. QUICK. GARY 3 Fin and Bomb Squad L3L;Ast1unonn Hub L2. 3L: Manager Foot- ball L2. 3L; Wnstling Manager L2. 3L. 25! RAFFERTY, DONALD 4 Hi-Y 32, 3, 43; Varsity Club 32-43; Varsity Soccer 32-43; Basketball 313; Captain Varsity Basketball 343; Varsity Basketball 32-43; Golf 4 Var- sity 31-43. REISENGER, JOHN 4 Ski Club 31, 23; Ski Team 313. REYNOLDS, JEFFREY 4 Ski Club 31-33; Choralaires 343; Chorus 31-33; Area A11- Slate 33, 43; Astronomy Club 31, 23; Soccer 31-33. RHODES, DEBORAH 4 Booster Club 313; Chorus 31, 23; Office Asst. 343. RIGC. MICHELE 4 Booster Club 31, 23. RINGWALL, DAVID 4 Spanish Club 333; Varsity Club 33, 43; Ski Club 31-43; Chora- laircs 343; Chorus 333; Band 31-43; Cross Country Varsity 343; Varsity Ski Team 33, 43; Tennis 4.1V 3 3. ROGERS. PAUL 4 AV 323. ROMPH. NANCY 4 Guidance Office A551. 343. ROSE, DEBORAH 4 Booster Club 31. 23; Ski Club 31, 23; Choralaires 33. 43; Chorus 31, 2, 33; Area A11-Statc 323; HR Rep. 343. RUSSU. VICTORIA 4 Booster Club 31, 23; .1r. Prom Chairman. SACCO, ANTHONY 4 Gymnaslit's 31-43; N. Y. S. Champion of Free Exercise 333. SAWICKI, GWENDOLYN 4 Booster Club 313; Acropolis Staff 33, 43; Drama Club 313. SCHOLZ, BONNIE 4 Spanish Club 33, 43; Tanan Staff 343: Chorus 31-33; Girls3 En- semble 343. SCHWENKER. BETSY 4 German Club 32-43, Treasurer 33.43; Biology Club 32-43; Biology Club VP 333: Booster Club 313; Ski Club 31, 23; Acropolis Stz111331, 2, 33; ISEP 31. 23; Chorus 31-33; HR Rep. 31-43; Latin Award 31-33; GAA 333. SCOTT..1UDITH 4 Spanish Club 333; Ger- man Club 343; Biology Club 32-43; Booster C1ub 313; Drama C1ub31-43;Ch0rus 323; 0r- 3'hostra 31-43; Astronomy Club 32-43; RP- gentsa Scholarship Winner. SEAWARD, DONNA 4 German Club 31- 43; Biology Club 32-43; Nat. Hon. Soc. 343; Chorus 32, 43; Girls7 Ensemble 333. SEBURN, WILLIAM 4 Ski Club 313: Fire and Bomb Squad 3 3. SHIRES, SARAH 4 French Club 32-43; Program Chairman French Club 343; Biolo- gy Club 323; SkiC1ub 32, 43; Nat. Hon. 801'. 33, 43; Chorus 31-33; Ski Team 333; CAA 32-43; Natx Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents3 Scholarship. SHIRLEY. TABER 4 Varsity Club 343; Nat. Hon. 503'. 343; Acropolis Staff 343; 0r thostm 33, 43: HR Rvp. 343; Chrorlouding 343; GAA 333; Nat. Merit Letter 01' Cum- mvndulion; Regents Scholarship Winner. SILVA, SCOTT 4 Chorus 31-33; Baseball 32, 33. SIMMONS, CHARLENE 4 Booslvr Club 313: 011100 Asst. 31. 43. SI'IVI'S. CHRISTINE 4 Frt-m-h Club 31, 23; Boustrr Club 31. 23; N111. Hon. Soc. 33. 252 43; Choralaires 32-43; Chorus 31. 33; Girls1 Ensemble 323; Conference A11-State 333; HR Rep. 31, 33; Regents3 Scholarship. SKIFF, RAMON 4 Spanish Club 33, 43; Ski Club 343; Bowlingr Club 343; Varsity Track 33, 43. SMITH, JOYCE 4 Booster Club 313. SNIVELY, DONALD 4 Tartan Staff 343; Chorus 313; Astronomy Club 313; Wrestling JV 32, 33. STAHL, ROBIN 4 French Club 343; 011100 Asst. 333: CAA 33, 43; Booster C1ub 343 STAPELTON, DAVID 4 Key Club 33, 43; German Club 3243: Fire and Bomb Squad 343; Student Senate 313; HR Rep. 313; Foot- ball 31. 23: Baseball 323; Track 33. 43: RP- gmls' Scholarship Winner. STARBUCK, APRIL 4 Booster C1ub313; SkiCluh313;.3133delliN313;Na1.H3311.S3xu 343; Acropolis Stuff 313; HR Rep. 313; Pm Morito Award 3 3. STEVENS. ERIC 4 Key Club 32-43; Fin- and Bomb Squad 32-43; nal. Hon. Soc. 343; President of Freshman Class; 15001111111 31. 23; Soccer 33, 43; Basketball 3143: Regents Scholarship. STEWART. CHERYL 4 Booster Club 31. 23; Ski Club 31, 2, 33; Art Club 31. 23: Ski Team 313. STONE, SHIRLEY - Biology Club 323: Booster Club 313; Ski Club 323; Choralaircs 32, 33; Area All-State 313: Orchestra 31, 23; GAA 31, 23. STRAIN. JOY 4 Acropolis Staff 323; C110- rus 313; Girls5 Ensvmble 323. STREETER, JOHN 4 Biology Club 343; Varsity Club 3243; Ski Club 32-43; Astrono- my Club 31. 23; Soccer 31-43; Ski Team 333; Track 3143; Chess Team 343. STRENK. THOMAS 4 German Club 343; Ski Club 31-33; Tartan Staff 343; Football 313,1V 32. 33,Var. 343; Ski Tram 333; Wres- tling 313; Lavmssv 31, 2, 43; FPA 333; Ro- gonts3 Scholarship. STRINCER. MICHAEL 4 Soccer 31, 23: Regents1 Scholarship. SUSTEK. RITA 4 Spanish Club 33. 43: Biology Club 32, 3, 43; Acropolis Staff 343; ISEP 33, 43; HR Rvp. 333. SWAN. JACK 4 Kvy Club 343; Latin Club 31, 23: Varsity Club 343; M03191 UN 33, 43; Tartan Staff 333; Sm-mr 33,43; Tvnnis 32, 33; Regents. St'hularship. SWITTS, WILLIAM 4 Spanish Club 333; Spanish Club President 343; Firr and Bomb Squad 343: Choruluirvs 32-43; Chorus 313; Orthoslra 31 -43; State Crow 31-33; Assislam Manager Stage Crow 343; Tennis 32-43. TEMOSHOK. DAVID 4 Hi-Y 32-43: Frmn-h C1uh323varmzm Club 33, 431V11r- sily Club 33, 43; Ski Club 313: Firv and Bomb Squad 33. 43: Acropolis Staff 343: Football 31-43; Baskt'lball 31-43: Basvball 31. 23. TERZIAN. PHILIP 4 Kvy Club 32-43: Latin 3111113 31-43; Varsity Club 3243: Ski Club 31-33: Nut. 113m. 8333'. 33. 4-3: Sludvnl Svnulv 343: 'I'rmmrvr 331. Soninr Class; Sur- cer 31-43; Ski Team 313; Track 33.43; Ton- nis 313; Golf 323. - TOPKA, TERRY 4 French C1ub 323; Biol- ogy Club 323: Nat. Hon. 501'. 33. 43; Golf 32-43; Gymnastics 31-43: Regentsa Scholar- ship. TREVETT. ALLEN 4 Key Club 343; Span- ish Club 333; Varsity Club 3243: Ski Club 31, 2, 43; Fire and Bomb Squad 343; Nat. 113m. Sop. 343; Football 31-43; Bower 33, 43; Ski Team 31-43; Lacrosse 31-43; Alternate Rvgents3 Scholarship. TRUAX. BONNIE 4 Bousler Club 313: Tartan 511133343; Drama Club 31. 23; Chora- lairvs 33. 43: Chorus 313: Girls, Ensvmble 323; Area A11-Slate343: HR Rvp. 343; SHUNT 31, 2. 33; Basketball 31-43; CAA 31-43. TRYNISZEWSKI, MARK 4 Km Club 343: Varsity 343; Fire and Bomb Squad 343; Acropolis Staff 343; Football 33, 43; Soccer 323. 131.RICH. MARY 4 Booster Club 313: Guidanrv 0111330 Asst. 343. IERBANSKI. DONNA 4 Y-Tovns 313; GAA 31, 23. VAN DYCK. KATRINA 4 Spanish Club 333; Booster Club 31-33; Booster Club Presi- dent 343; Varsity Club 343; Ski Club 31-43: Drama Club Socrvtun 313: ISEP 3143; ISEP Activity Chairman 343; HR Rep. 31- 43; Clwerleading 33. 43: GAA 313; Acropolis 343. VEDDER. LADON 4 Bouslvr Club 31-43; VarsityC1ub343;Acmpalix SlaffEdilor 343; Chorus 31, 23; Chmrrlozlding 33, 43; Tartan- vttes 323. VERNON, JUDY 4 Office Asst. 3143; Nurses Offil't' Asst. 343. 3 VERRUTO, KAREN 4 Booster Club 32- 43; Chorus 31, 23; 5-0 Bus. Leaders 33, 43 Twas. 343. VINCENT, DAWN 4 German Club 33. 43; Booster Club 343; Varsity Club 343; Ma- jurvtles 33, 43. VINCENT. ROCKLAND 4 Track 333. VISCO. ROBERT 4 Firv and Bomb Squad VUIGHT. DENNIS 4 Ski Club 31 Chorus 31. 2. 33; Ski Team 31, 23: T1 23. WALTER. MARK 4 Cvrman Clul 33; Chumlaires 32, 33; Area All-Statt Ort'hostra 31-43; Sort'vr 31. 23. WELLER. KEITH 4 Varsity Cl Football 32. 3. 43: Varsity Football or. WELLER, NANCY 4 Biology Cl Tartan Stuff 343; FTA 313; Guidam't A551. 343: Nurses, 011131; A551. 343: store 343. WILLOVGHBY. PAM 4 Model 1 Drama Club 313; Art Club 313; CA WILSON. CAROLYN 4 Booster C WINKLER. NANCY 4 Ski Club 3 Rep. 32. 33: Bowlilgy 323; Booksto WOOD. BARBARA 4 Spanish C 43; Spanish Club TrPasurvr 33. 43 Club 333: Latin Club Secretary 343; 1 Clu1331.23:M333101 111V 3431Nat. 1-10 33. 43; ISEP 31. 23; Choralaircs 33. 3 ms 31. 23:0133'11051121 31. 23; Studvnl 343: HR Rep. 32. 33; Bash 1112111 31- Iain Basketball 33. 43; Tennis 31-43 31-43. WRIGHT. MICHELLE 4 Spams 33. 43; Bonstvr Club 31-43: Ski Cl Acropolis 511111.343; Chorus 31443; H 333. YACER. SUSAN 4 Booslw Cl Acropolis 5111111 333. ZEGIER. JOSEPH 4 Varsity Club Fire and Bumh Squad 333: Foolhal Truck 3243. ZYWICKI. JOHN 4 Spanish Cl Frvnvh Club 32-43; Tartan 51313333: Club313:3:110ralairtis 333; Chorus 31. gm ls' S331101arship Winner. dusk mules the bright of day, and mirrors the years mellowed by time. by M. C. Powers PATRONS Dr. Samuel J. Coppola 234 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York John L. Desmond 123 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Dr. Julius Gelber 1514 Union Street Schenectady, New York 12309 William E. 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Sales of Servuce 57 East St. 237 Washou Amsterdam SCOfia 3749383 Tel. 843-1320 Tel- 374-46 SCHENECTADY LUMBER COMPANY 108 Ballston Ave. Scotio, N. Y. LUMBER - MILLWORK - ROOFING BUILDERS HARDWARE - PAINTS 109 Freeman's Bridge Rd. Scofiu, N. Y. 12302 Telephone 346-3418 Established 1914 Best Wishes From ART AND MARION to Class of 1970 CORINO1$ MARKET, INC. Home of Fine Foods 133 Vley Rood Scotia, N. Y. 346-5980 SCHENECTADY PAPER BOX CO., INC. 704 Prestige Parkway Corporations Park Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1970 GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY HWHERE YOUR HOME BEGINSH Sacandoga Road Scofio, N. Y. ester Uffberg answering a request for building supplies. H. HORTON 81 CO., INC. 410 BROADWAY ALBANY, N. Y. Complefe Heavy Dufy Commercial Food Service Equipmenf and Supplies Bars-BackbarFBar Supplies CHINA4GLASS-SILVERWARE Telephones 463-1281 463-1282 463-2364 H. F. TIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 346-4202 212 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York SlH MLUS Sam Willis HOLIDAY INN GULF SERVICE Corner of-NoH Terrace and Franklin Street Phone 372-2511 SCOTIA PRINTING COMPANY STATE FARM DORAZIO1S SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE DEALER Road Service - Expert Lubrication Batteries - Tires - Accessories PHONE 372-2113 208 Sacandaga Road, Scotio, N. Y. INSURANCE WAYSIDE ACRES 11Everyfhing Under the Sun for Down to Earth Homeowners', 209-211 Socondaga Rd. Scofia MAYFAIR PIZZERIA Take Out Orders - Table Service CLOSED MONDAY Mayfair Shopping Center 262 Sarcfoga Road Phone: EX 9-4741 CHUCK PALMER SCOTIA Class Rings -Gradua+ion Announcemenfs Name Cards and Accessories-Caps ahd Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represen+ed by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden P. 0. BOX 2509 SCHENECTADY. N. Y. l2309 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 - . RIPP'S APOTHECARY 3 12:25 beffgg'57 of Scotia EXCLUSIVE AGENCY IN SCOTIA FOR RUSSELL STOVER CANDY, BONNIE BELL COSMETH Y HARBROOK C0. 372124D1E1'ZES'E3575ZE51 2 OPEN FROM .7 A.M.-10 P.M. DAILY Try Our Flovorville 11Fountain Tleats They're Great! Alummum Best of Luck to the Class of 1970 ' Screens . Windows 0 o 0 Doors CORNELL LUMBER COMPANY . Porch and Pafio . . Enclosures . 69 Freemons Bridge Road Scotia, New York 12302 19 N. Reynolds Street GEORGES MUSIC STORE Scotia, New York 12302 Exclusive Distributors for CONN - GIBSON - SLINGERLAND 509 State Street Schenectady Phone 374-5 372-7101 J. MARTINEC PACKING COMPANY Since 1914 pAcKINGc PINK ROSE BRAND MEATS Sco+ia. New York I2302 TRYON RENTALS INC. CONSTRUCTION and INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT ' Air Compressors and Air Tools ' Pumps - Concrete Saws ' Concrete Trowels - Mixers, Vibrators ' Concrete Power Buggies ' Hydraulic Back-Hoes RENTED BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH IF NO ANSWER OR BUSY 377-6424 372-0811 301 Craigie Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 BABCOCK TRYON SALES, INC. CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 301 Craigie Ave. Scotia, N. Y. Repair S1eeves 301 Craigie Avenue Repair Clamps Scotia, New York 12302 Hydronfs - Valves - Boxes Telephone 37260811 Corporation and Curb Stops Mechanical Joinf-Flange Ring-Tite and Short Body Fittings Steel and Aluminum Drain Pipe WATER and SEWER WATER AND SEWER SUPPLIES PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION 377-66424 GLENVILLE BEVERAGE Discount Congratulations Beer and Soda to the 53 Freemans Bridge Road Mon.-Sat. 9-9 Scotia, N. Y. 12302 Sun. 1-5 CIGSS 0f 70 Phone 372-9187 SCHLEGEUS GARAGE LATHROPS PHARMACIES Sun Electronic - Tune-Ups - Dunlop Tires Snowmobile Sales and Service , , Mowers - Snow Blowers RD. 2, Sacandagcn Road 1SCO1'IO 5 0101651 Drugstores1 Insure - Stay Insured - Rest Assured See 208 Mohawk Ave THE SCOTIA AGENCY. INC. 149 Mohawk Ave. Telephone Scotia, N. Y. 346-3673 149 Vley Road 346-7748 346-5302 VISCUSI WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. Filling Your Prescription IMPORTERS, PACKERS and DISTRIBUTORS Is Our Main Business CASA VISCO FINER FOODS 819 Kings Road, Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 377-8814 For Up to the Minute Financial - Sports - Women's News Read the SCHNECTADY GAZETTE The Only Daily Published in Schenectady ttFrom Carrier Boys to Publisher . . . A LOCAL NEWSPAPER SINCE 18949 Phone 374-4141 for Daily Home Delivery Your store for 78 years Everything . . . for fhe FoshionabIe Woman Compliments of ROSENDALE-RUSCITTO FLOWER SHOP Members of Florist Transworld Delivery' 124 Jay Street Schenectady, N. Y. VERN'S BARBER SHOP 37 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. 12302 ASHTON FUELS Gulf Solar Heating Oil Carrier Air-Condifioning 165 Freemans Bridge Road Scotia, New York 12302 374-9171 Best Wishes fo the Class of '70 SETH DRUGS Phone 346-7821 SETH J. SISKIN, R. Ph. 162 Sacondaga Road Scotia, N. Y. D. MONTANA SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Mohawk and BoHston Avenue Scotia, New York LASAK FUNERAL HOME 176 Sacandcga Road Scotia, New York 12302 Phone 346-5808 55 CO 3$01 :FUREs 28 Sacandaga Road Scotiu All Beauty Services Phone: 346-0175 SWIRPS DEPARTMENT STORE In Business Since 1938 131 Years1 G. E. TELEVISION, REFRIGERATORS, RANGES and WASHERS 113 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York 12302 FUNSTON OF SCOTIA 11A YARD OF GOOD LUMBER ARKLEY TIRE CO. Firestone Distributor 220 Vley Rood Scotia, N. Y. 12302 38 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, N. Y. Congratulations From LAWLESS CONTAINER CORP. 803 Corporation Park Scotia, New York Tel. 372-6461 WHEN YOU THINK OF MEN'S SHOES THINK OF DOUGLAS Schenectady's Leading Men's Shoe Store BOSTONIAN ' BATES ' WALL-STREETER HUSH PUPPIES ' LUCEY ' SEBAGO-MOCS DING-OS ' MANSFIELD ' DANIEL GREEN 19 State Street Phone 374-8577 Schenecfody, N. Y. Best Wishes fo the Class of 1970 UNION BOOK COMPANY Established in 1912 123 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. THERE ARE NO LIMITS ' ON AN ABC EDUCATION . 0 BEGIN YOUR BUSINESS CAREER IMMEDIATELY O TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS TOWARD A DEGREE One and Two Year Diploma Programs in ACCOUNTING, DATA PROCESSING, MARKETING- RETAILING, PROFESSIONAL SALES, MODERN OFFICE TRAINING,'KEY PUNCH, and EXECUTIVE, MEDICAL or LEGAL SECRETARIAL MAJORS. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY. 12210 Accredited for Higher Education in Business SELECTED MEAT PACKERS INC. Duanesburg Rd. Schenectady, N. Y. 10 John Street Scotia, N. Y. 12302 374-1805 Compliments of A FRIEND FOX AND MURPHY SPORTING GOODS 426 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. You Name the Sport - We Have the Equipmenf 377-6414 Compliments of SERVICE LINEN SUPPLY INC. 245-249 Green St. Schenectady THE TREASURE HOUSE 181 Freeman's Bridge Road Scotia, New York 12302 377-1771 Breakfast, Lunches, and Dinners Served Daily in o Cozy Home-Like Atmosphere SARNOWSKI FARMS DAIRY, INC. 374-3526 52 Freeman's Bridge Road Scotia, N. Y. 12302 BUSH MOUNTAIN VIEW FLOWER SHOP 1 xPOULTRY FARM for art in flowers 245 Mohawk Ave. S 1' , N.Y.12302 . co la Egg Delivery LEN DEAN 81 SO 372-8649 EILEEN AND DON BUSH Phone 374-3337 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 JOHN1S VLEY ROAD BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTS BY APPOINTMENT 142 Vley Road Scotia, N. Y. 374-4761 Best Wishes to The Class of '70 DELUKE SAND AND GRAVEL CO., INC. DELUKE READY MIX CORP. Amsterdam Road, Scotia, N. Y. Roofing and Repairs Chimney Shingle, Slate, Metal, BUiIf-Up Home and Industrial SCOTIA HOME SERVICE CONTRACTO RS Roofing, Repairing Chimney, Gutter, Sheetmetol Work COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL JOHN B. CLANCY, Prop. 214-16 Croigie Avenue Phone 346-7243 Scotia, New York 12302 INGLECRAFT arno ski,s All Kinds of Signs 5 W THE MAN SAYS WE DO NICE WORK 140 Freeman1s Bridge Rd., Scofia VAN CURLER GREENHOUSES MR. JAMES, HAIR STYLIST 249 State Streef Next Door to the Sch'dy Savings 3 Loan Assn. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1EVER1 GROUND FLOOR - FRONT and REAR ENTRANCE FREE PARKING IN REAR LARGEST ASST. OF CUSTOM OR HANDCRAFT WIGS Phones 374-8713 or 374-5413 GOLDSTOCK1S SPORTING GOODS HThe Greatest NO BRAG . . . JUST FACT SCOTIA BRIDAL SHOP 66 Freeman's Bridge Rd. Scotia, N. Y. 12302 37 Mohawk Avenue Dial 374-8566 Bridols 4 Bridesmaids - Formals OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P. M. OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone 374-8324 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Congratulations! BURNT HILLS PIZZERIA Burnt Hills, New York Tel. - 399-4160 MRS. LUCILLE K. ISABELLA Proprietor FOUR SEASONG SPORTING CENTER I I : ; '9 r I t 3 Always in Season for Your Sporting Needsf, Mayfair Shopping Center, Scofio Phone 399-1233 SCOTIA LANES E. M. TUTTLE, Prop. Tel. 346-5730 217 Mohawk Ave., Scofio, N. Y. BAR - LOUNGE 2O AMF Automatic Pin Spotters SCOTIA SHOE REPAIR ANTHONY G. MAROTTA, Prop. 35 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, New York 377-4508 ADVANCE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. 138 Mohawk Avenue. Scotia, New York 12302 377-9090 VILLAGE FABRIC and YARN SHOP 234 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York UNITED WELDING SUPPLY VILLAGE PAINT 8: WALLPAPER P.O. Box 278 Schenectady, N. Y. 12301 146 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. 393-0358 ivtaesv ziagzagu i gzi? t-s-s-a-I-IviuI-g EIlld ',i:!;!i2i ' lg ??iiiiiii9iiili I ii ii? 131i 151' NATIONAL BANK 5 Convenient Locations Colonie - Scotio - Westmere - Glenville - Niskayuna MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HRST NATIONAL . 8 A. N K GLENVlLIILE GFHCE Best Wishes in the Future to the Class of '70 STEWART1S SHOES HThe Best Shoe Store in Scotia 1 19 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York FRED AND BETTY STEWART FRANK R. MABEE - HOWARD W. BERNING MABEE 8t BERNING Service With Dignity and Taste 1 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. 346-5802 SCOTIA MOTORS INC. Dodge Sales and Services 1 10 Mohawk Ave. Scotiu, N. Y. FR 4-6274 For Fine Carpeting With Expert Installation It's CARBONPS CARPET FR 2-0332 169 Freeman15 Bridge Road Scotia, N. Y. Just below the Schenectady Airport BARBgR ggmoe RAYS BARBER SHOP Haircut Prices Weekdays Children, High School Students PHI BETA PI SORORITY Retired Men $1.50 Saturday All Hair Cuts $2.00 2 . Your Assurance of Quality Service for '70 in Scofia - Glenville Our Warmest Congratulations to the Graduates of 1970 57 YEARS OF DEPENDABILITY Heating Equipment 24-Hour Emergency Service Air Conditioning Budgef Plans Water Softeners Service Contracts Water Heaters Radio Dispatched Trucks Humidifiers Automatic Delivery Mason Supplies Texaco Heating Oil 11$ERVICE IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT 346-2341 421 Sacandcga Rood Scotia, New York Photo Specialists REALPS GIFT SHOP 1957 Foster Avenue Schenecfody, New York Phone: 372-4446 MONDY2S DELICATESSEN Home Style Foods Ll ., ' I r, 1,! Salads Spaghetti ' ' L '1 2 ' Hot Dog Sauce Best Wishes Roast Beef and Baked Ham White Eagle GEMMETPS Hard Rolls and Rye Bread HAIR STYLES INC. Buffets for all occasions 223 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 225 Mohawk Ave. 374-9700 Ph. .- 372-4497 PEDRICWS GLASS GARDEN 35 Sarc'rogo Rd. Scotia, N. Y. SCHENECTADY GENERAL ELECTRIC mmamw W Your Community Neighbor MOHAWK NATIONAL BANK Schenectady, N. Y. Scotia-Glenville Branch NATHDNJRL CQYW'. K?LEZNVILLSE BRAN H Mi.mmw.mmm anaw . a mu WADPS CHARTERED COACHES 1312 Helderberg Avenue Schenectady, New York Phone 355-4500 WASHINGTON AND THE AMISH COUNTRY OFFICIAL CLASS BUS The Official Photographer for This Yearbook RAMARK-VARDEN STUDIOS PORTRAIT - WEDDING - CANDID ALBUMS - BABY PASSPORT IDENTIFICATION Schenectady, New York 135 Jay Street 374-8721 FOCASTLE FARM COUNTRY STORE Kingsley Road Burnt Hills, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '70 TIMBERLAND PRODUCTS CO., INC. H'lsi' line of Briquetfing Corporation Park Scotia, N. Y. 393-1335 VILLAGE AUTO SERVICE 12 Sacanduga Rood Scotio, N. Y. 12302 PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS THE MYER COMPANY 313 State Street Schenectady, n. y. 2TOTS THROUGH TEENS Abare, .1. Mr, 161 Abraham, A. 90, 193, 212 Abrams, D. Miss 135 Acken, C. 11 Acropolis Editors 246, 247 Acropolis Staff 200-01 Adams, J. 82, 185 Adams, M, 113 Adkins, G. 77 Adkins, M. 66 Advertisers 254-283 Administration 130-133 Akland, R. Mr. 141, 166 Albrezzi, B. 184 Aldrich, D. 11, 37, 181 Aldrich, P. 76, 79, 166, 168, 184 Alexander, C. 100 Alkonis, N. Miss 104, 149 Allen, D. Mr. 152, 153, 208, 225 Allen, G. 105,123, 185, 209 Amandro, D. 105, 123 Andersen, K. 112 Anderson, L. 117, 194 Andrako, M. 112 Andrako, S. 66, 209 Angilletta, J. 54 Angle, B. 79, 165, 184 Angle, Sara 55 Angle, Susan 1 1 Antaya, D. Antemann, B. 11 Anthony, N. 11 Armstrong, B. 82, 181, 200 Armstrong, J. 79, 184 Armstrong, W, 117, 185, 194 Art Department 147 Askew, G. 79, 185, 191 Astronomy Club Atwell, W. 1 1 Atwood, R. Mr. 136 August, P. Aunchman, C. 11,193 Auspelmyer, B. 11 Auspelmyer, W. 112,181, 184 Austin D. 66 Austin,J.112,185 Austin, W. 12 A-V. 192 Avery, R. 82 Babcock, C. 12, 195 Babcock, G. 107, 112 Badalucco, L. Bailey, P. 105, 168, 185 Bak,C.12,178 1 Balch, P. Baldasarc, Charmaine 12, 178, 184, 198 Baldasare, Colin 112, 185, 209 Band 188-9 Barbarulo, P. 105 Barber, G. 55, 231 Barber, R. 77, 192 BarEer, D. 66 Barner, W. 77 Barr, .1. 105, 123 Barr, M. 12, 18 Barringer, R. Barta, B. 105, 111 Barta, K. 12, 64 Barth, D. 12, 32 Barth, M. Mrs. 160 Bartlettc, D. Barton, D. 12 Basketball 216-22 1 Freshman 221 Junior Varsity 221 Varsity 219 Bates, J. Batzinger, R. 82 Baxter, 0. Mr. 161 Baxter, P. 105. 123, 165 Beardsley, M. 79, 164 Beatty,J.70,171,174, 191 Bcaulieu, M. 13, 180 Beauregard, C. 77 Beck, J. 105,123, 168, 176, 231 Beck, K. 55, 174, 185, 212 Beck, M. Mrs. 160 Beedleson, N. 105, 117, 123, 185 Beers, B. 66, 184, 234 Beers, J. 104 BelknapJ. 13 Bennett, A. Miss 152,213 Benny, A. 82, 209, 234 Benny, E, 79 Benny, K. 13, 170, 233 Benson, P. Mr. 141 Bergeron, K. 13 Bernhardt, D. 82 Berning, E. 13, 178, 247 Beson, M. 13, 170, 173, 178, 198, 212, 219 Beson, P. 79, 190 Bethka, B. 13, 208, 219 Beudifam, B. 181 Bewley, J. 13, 133, 167, 175,190 Bewley, T. 105, 227 Bianchi, R66, 180 Bilka, L. 112 Binger, B. 79, 234 Binger, 13.82, 173, 221 Biology Club 190-1 Bishop, G. 10, 14, 165, 170, 171, 173, 194, 208, 225 Bishop, 1. 55 Black, R, Mrs. 239 Blackburn, B. 124, 166 Blackburn, J. 77 Blaise, J, 14, 227 Blanke, M. 108, 212 81350, D. 113 Blase, K. 14, 168, 170, 200, 201, 234 Blatz, M. 14,164,178,182, 191 Index Blauel, M. 14 Bloomer, C. 79, 189 Bloomer,1. 14, 178, 193, 194 Bloomer, M. 114, 168, 184, 196 Blowers, G. Blum, L.116,184 Blumer, D, Mrs. 157 Blumer, L, 82, 193, 212 Bodenstab, L. 116, 181, 194 Bogar, Jane 114, 185 Bogar, Janet 66 Bohac, E. 184 Bohacek, F. 77 BOjanowski,J.81,196,197 Bojanowski, M. Bojanowski, R61, 179 Bolevice, M. 112 Bollock, M. 55, 208 Bollock, R. 66 Bonicwski, T. 89 Boniewski, V. 114 Bonitatibus, L. Boomer,1. Mrs. 158 Booster Club 169 Borisenko, M. 124 Borisenko, P. 55, 208, 225 Bosley, D. Boss, 1. 14, 46 Bosslcr, E. 194 Bosy, M. 89, 193 Bosy, S. 54, 193 Bourke, Andrew 54, 171, 215 Bourke, Andrew Mr. 132 Bovino, D. 14 Bovine, T.108, 212 Bowen, D. 14, 17 Bowers, H. 85 Bowers, 1. 82 Bowling Club 193 Bowling Team 230 Boyer, D. 55 Boyer, R, Boyhan, M. 78, 89, 116 Bradley, D. 108 Bradley, L. 55 Branagan, C. 107, 114 Brandolino, N. 63, 192, 209 Brandow, R. 63, 196 Bremser, E. 116 Bremser, P. Mr. 154 Brennan,Jacqucly11 89, 168, 184 Brennan, John 14, 178 Bridenbaker, C. 89, 165 Brier, S. 63 Briggs, M. 14 Brinkman,J. 113, 194 Brinkman, L. 14 Broland, J. 15 Brooks, K. 85 Brooks, P. 63, 219 Brooks, 11.15, 208 Brooks, T. 15 Brothers, A. 209 Brough, C. 81, 165 Brewer, C. 63, 213 Brown, F. Brown, George 124, 166, 215, 227 Brown, Glenn 114, 118 Brown, k. Brown, M. 10, 15, 166, 170, 176, 178, 201, 232 Brunt, P. 63 Bryce, J. 61 Bryke, E. 10,15, 166,171,172, 178, 182 Buchanan, B. 15 Buckland, C. 63 Bueno, A.12,16, 176,177, 195 Buhrmasier, K. Mr. 131 Buono, D. 113, 164, 184 Buon0,T.113,120, 209 Burch, C. 81 Burns, K. 108, 184 Burns, M. 53 Burns, P. 85 Bums, T. 124, 209 Bus Drivers 240 Bushnell, R. Business Department 150-1 Busto, D. 110 Busto, L. 54 Butler, J. Butler, M. Buttlino, P. 54, 200 Butts, D, 81 Byron, M. 85 Cafeteria Staff 160 Caisse, C. 110 Caisse, E. 16 Caisse, J. 116, 185 Caisse, K. 110 Caisse, P. Caldwell, L. 81, 164 Callinan, C. 89 Campball, E. 16 Campbell, G. 53 Campbell, James 89 Campbell, Jean 63, 185 Campbell, Laureen 16, 168 Campbell, Linda 52, 63, 69, 166 Capogna, B. 107, 165, 168, 185 Capogna, L. 16 Capogna, M. 85, 165, 191 Carbin, B. 116, 184 Carhidi, R. 16, 208 Carpenter, B. 166, 198 Carpenter, D. 89 Carpenter, M. Carpenter, N. 54, 170, 234 Carpinello, R. Mrs. 140 Carroll, V. Carter,.1. 16 Carter, K. 16 Carter, M. 16 Carter, R. 54, 184 Cartier, R. Casapu110,J. 17 Cascio, C. 85 Cascio, N. 125, 165 Casey, D. 85 Casey, Kim 110 Casey, Koran 17, 179, 201 Caswe11,.1. 63,231 Catozzi, R. 63 Causey, R. Mr. 142 Celli, M. 95 Chambers, D. Chambers, G. 63, 168, 180 Chambers, L. 54, 181 Chandonet, F. 114, 184 Chant, W. Mrs. 138, 199 Chase, D. 89 Cheerleaders Junior Varsity 231, 232 Varsity 233, 234 Chess Team 193 Choralaires 182-3 Chorus 184-5 Chu, D. Ciancetta, D. 81, 200 Ciani, F. 82 Ciarmiello, M. 82, 195 Cichello, F. Mr. 149, 195 Cichy, C. 70 Cichy, M. 89, 209 Cieslak, M. 63, 171 Cimorelli, R. 54 Cipullo, C. Miss 137 Civisca, J. 17, 96, 185 Clancy, J. 63 Clancy, T. 17, 225 Clapper, R. 80, 212 C1ark,J. 89, 209 Clark, W. 17 Clohesy, Thomas 108, 185 Clohesy, Thomas Mr. 148 Closson, A. 63 Closson, C. 57, 124, 184 Cole, B. Cole, D, 54, 181 C01e,John 17,43, 171 Cole, Jonathan 17 Cole, M. 17 Cole, T. 18 Collamer, L. 89, 209, 221 Collins, Carol 124 Collins, Christopher 108, 21 Collins, E. 63 Collins, K. 53 Collins, P. 18, 36, 169, 170. Colon, M. Columbe, L. 113 Conley, J. 116 Connolly, J. 18 Connolly, K. 55, 63 Conover, C. 58 Conover, H. 107 Iver, M. 58 au1,C. 58, 165 pola, S. 18, 170, 173, 178, 01 1 aire. S. 18, 178 1 eau, C. 87, 90, 234 I ell, Douglas 63 l ell, Joseph 82 I e11,Judith 108 s ell, M. 110 nwell,1. 63, 170, 173. 209 erell, Cary 19 erell, Glenn 117 esnon, Annick lson, T, 122 lter, F. 63. 215, 221 wnmgsmem,P.63,180 lmore, P. 58, 164, 212 1 lessandro, A. Mrs. 134 1lessandro, C. 20, 213 ' lessandro. Margaret 89, 181 1 lessandro, Michael By,c.12s,180.184 Dartt. C. 20 Dashnaw. G. 80 Davidson, R. 58, 190 Davies,J. 105 Davis, L. Miss 150, 238 DeAmour. Daniel 20 DeAmour, Denise 125 Dean. D. 100 deAprix, D. 20 Deck, K. 20, 165, 185 DeCorah, M. 104, 209 DeFelippo, L. 63, 215, 221 DeGroff. W. 92 DeLorenzo, W. 92 DeLoreto, D. Deltry. J. 80, 180 Deltry, L. 180 DeLuke, K. 20, 170, 208,225 DeLuke, R. 107, 209 DeMetre. C. 58, 213 DeMelre, W. 113, 227 Denegar. L. 116 Denham, D. 89 Denham, K. 21. 227 Denham, P. 124. 184 DeNovio, F. 21, 170. 195. 212 DeNoyer. K. 124 Derenlhal. C. 63 DeSieno, D. 110 Desmond, P.21,179.180.181 DeVere. D. 125. 185 DeWin, J. 58 Diamond, Darlene 21 Diamond, David 21, 193 Diamond.,1. 80 Dickson, M. Miss 142 DiCresce, D. 63 DiDonna. B. DiDonna, L. DiDonna, N. Diem, 3.108.181 DiLallo, D. 95 DiLoretto, D. 165 Dimpelfeld, E. 92, 165, 185 DePietro. S. 92 Doberman, Y, Mrs. 149 Debits. W. 70, 192 Doleski, M. 82, 92 Dopp. 021,184 Dorau. R. Dougherty. Carolyn 95 Daugherty, Catherine 85 Douglas, D. 115 Down, C. 95 Downs, Catherine 58,92. 165. 185 Downs, Cyndi Downs, J. 921 Draina, A. 120.209. 225 Draina, M. 21, 170. 212, 225 Drama Club 196-7 Duane, $121,184. 213 Duvhane. M. 63, 170, 193. 212 Dudley. D. Duffy. L. 92. 174 Duncan, D. 63 Dunster, B. 21, 170, 201, 208, Downs, J. 92 Dunster,J. 120 Durocher, D. 85, 171 Dylong, R. Mr. 141 Eaton, Cathy 58, 166 Eaton, Charles 120, 209 Easton, C.112,184 Econome, M. Mrs. 134 Eddy, A. 122, 192 Eddy, C. 50, 184 Edmonds,R.21,193, 194 Eggleston. J. 170.172, 208, 221 Eglintine, D. 150, 179 Eidens, C. Dr. 132 Eidens, R. 63, 194, 208 Eidens, S. 95, 166. 185, 234 Ellswonh, P. 22 Engert, D. 22 English Department 136-8 Ergmann,H.111,184 Erickson, D. 92 Ericson, K. 61 Esposito, C. 111, 225 Evans. C. 85 Evans, D. 22 Evans, John EvansJolm Mr. 150, 168, 199 Evans, M. 85, 234 Evans, P. Evans, R. 71 Everson, D. Mrs. 159 Faas. D. 82 Faas, L. 111 Faculty 136-158 Fagle, K, 108 Falcon,A.58, 170, 212 Falcon, K.22,170, 212 Falso, E. 70 False, 5.105.108.184 Farley, C. 85, 184 Farrell, M. 111 Favanl,P.120,185, 212 Favant, R. 22, 164. 167. 178. 247 Fazzone,J.56.170,193. 212, 219 Feathers, L. 64. 212 Fellows. C. 22, 166, 175, 176, 178, 201, 246 Fellows, Jane 95. 200 Fellows. Judith 67, 70 Felthousen, B. Ferris, H. 22 Ferron. W. Ferta1,J. Filimon, L. 22 Finch.1ill22 Finch.J0hn 95 Finch. M. Fire and Bomb Squad171 Fischer. L. 150 Fish, K, 67 Flagg, R. 92 Flanders.A. 20,22, 208 Fletcher. C. 187 Fogg. N. Fonda. S. 64 Fondu, R. Football 204-209 Freshman 209 Junior Varsity 209 Varsity 208 Forbes. J. 57. 76, 95. 170, 173, 198, 215 Fordham, C. 23, 38, 212 Forman, W. Forst, D. 23, 185 Forst, W. Fountain, D. 83, 184, 234 Fox, K. Mrs. 150.168, 201 Foy, R. 93 France, C. 23 France, P. 108 Franvis, Darrell 150 Francis. Dennis 88 Francisco, G. 111 Francisco. M. 83, 180 Francisco. 8. 60 Francois,D.70, 183, 213 Frederick. S. 23 Fredericks, T. 86. 172 Frederico, C. 56, 181 Frederico, N. 91, 111 French Club 164-5 Frese, F. 86 Freshman Class 104-125 Frey, T: 56, 58, 70. 170, 182 Frostbutter, L. 54 Frumerie, J. 83, 180, 184 G.A.A. 213 Cagnon, G. 56. 198 Galkicwicz, Jerry 86, 212 Galkiewicz, Joyce 112 Carahan, C. 86. 234 Gardner, D. 23 Gardner. M. 60. 195 Gardner, R. 115. 193 Garland. F. 54 Garland, P. 112,196 Gama. B. 60 Gatta, G. 76, 93,173 Gauger, W. 67. 68 Gauper, L. 76. 86, 166,189,213 Gaura, 856,171,193 Gebhardt, L. 70 Cebhardt, P. 86 Geertgens, R. 111, 184, 196, 197 Celber, B. 83, 166, 170, 172, 186, 215, 221 Cerlach, P. Mr. 76, 143 German Club 194 Ciambrone, K. 26 Ciaquinto, L. 67. 68 Ciaquinto. R. 54. 212 Giaminelli. R. 23 Giammatteo, R. Mr. 135 Ciardono, D. 11 Gibbons. D. 56. 168. 170, 200. 201, 213 Gibbons. K. 115 Gibbons. P. 55. 67 Gibbons. R. 112 Gibbons. S. Gifford, 8120.181. 196 Gifford, L. 67 Gifford, M. 23 Gilmartin. T. Mr. 136 Cionet, David 23, 215 Gionet, Diane 65. 184 Gionet. P.115.185.192, 215 Giorgio. M. Giorgio. T. Cirls' Ensemble 185 Gitsham. K. 83 Gladstone, P. 93 Glen, R. 68 Clock. 5. 93 Gminski, D. 93. 212 Gminski. N.23,170.185.212 Gnoinski. A. 66 Godbout, S. 68 Codin. E. 52, 68, 170. 172, 208, 225 C0din,J.23.170,171,172,178. 183. 208, 225 Codlewski, D. 64 Godlewski, M. 93 Godlewski, T. 83 Gomez, S.171,174, 246 Goodrum, A. 83, 184 0055, D. 82, 211. 227 Gourlay. G. 24 Covus, P. 19, 24 Cows. W. 120, 212 Cower, K. 24 Goyette. M. 86, 185, 212 Coyette. R. 227 Craebe, D. 61 Graham, D, 108 Graham. G. 24 GrahamJ. 90 Crandshaw. C. 24 Grandshaw. S. 65. 181 Gray. 1. Gray, W. 120 Greco,M.Mrs,151,179 Green, M. Mrs. 134 Greer. B. 120, 184 Gregory. T. 65. 171. 174. 189. 193. 194. 200 GrenobleJ. 120. 185 Grenoble. R. 166 Griesemvr. G. 86. 209 Crigoleil. C. 120 Crigoleit, G. 71 Grimm. 8.24.171 Grinter, D. 66 Grinter. G. 115 Grinter, P, 24 Groves, C. Grundy, C. 212 Guare, .1. 68, 120, 227 Gugliuzza, M. 24, 165, 191, 246 Guidance Department 135 Office Assistants 180 Secretaries 134 Gula, F, Mr. 212 Curzynski, K. 107, 112, 181 Guynup, S. 25 Gymnastics 228, 229 Hagen, C. 25 Haight, D. 77, 184 Haight, M. 112, 181 Haight, R. 112 Haight, W. 112,185 Hale, 13.91, 215 Hale, .1. 25 Hamel, D. Hamilton, M. 77, 172, 215 Hamilton, W. 68, 208, 219 Hamm, 825,178, 197 Hammond, D. 68, 179 Hampel, E. 80, 168 Haner, B. Mrs. 143 Hannum, J. 22 Hanson, N. 88 Harding, D. 80 Harrison, D. 25, 178 Harrison, M. 80, 101 Hart, C, 108, 184 Hart, H. 70 Hartig, R. 112, 194, 209 Harlig, W. 88, 194 Hartley,1. 25, 30 Hartman, B. 25 Hartman, C. 46, 53 Hartman, D. 25 Hartman, W. 106 Harvey, M. 54 Haskell, H, Mrs. 139 Haslund, S. 88, 198, 234 Hasslacher, George Dr. 131 Hasslacher, Gloria 109, 184, 197 Hasslacher, S. 71, 193 Haushalter, C. 65, 209 Haushalter, K. Haver, G, 106, 185, 215 Haver, T. 66, 171, 195 Hawkins, E. 91, 209 Hayman,J. 66, 168 Hcaney, A. 26, 179 Heaney, D. 53, 171 Hedden, C. Mr. 212 Helms, D. 95, 173, 209, 225 Helms, F. Mr. 131 Helms, M. 26, 166, 170, 173, 178, 198, 208 Heitkamp, M. 70 Hennessy, M. 66, 198 Henderson, $53,171, 178 Henry, M. 109 Herring, S. 109 Hicken, S. Hicks, J. 77, 185, 198 Hill, .1. Hillig, B. Dr. 145 286 Hincher, D. 26, 168, 178, 191, 198, 199 Hinkley, C. 77 Hinrichs, G. Hirsch, C, 80 Hirsch, M. 66 History Department 139-141 Hitchcoek, B. 56, 179, 181 Hitchcock, C. Mr. 152, 209 Hitchcock, N. 106, 184 Hi-Y 172 Hobden, D. 91, 165 Hodges, D. 91, 185, 200 Hoffert, P. Mrs. 160 Hogan, J. 26 Holden, Cynthia G. 88 Holden, Cynthia S. 80 Holland, J. 122 Home Economic Department 158 Homer, W. 66, 219 Homeroom Representatives 168 Hood, N. 53, 168 Hoppe, B. 88, 185 Hoppe, R. 26, 31 Horn, L. 66 Horn, R. Horn, T. 80 Horvath, E. Mr. 156 Hoshko, 0109, 185, 212 Hoskinson, A. 26, 179, 180, 184 Houck, C. 122 Houck, D.66,198 Houley, D. 80 Hugerich, M. 88, 184, 234 Hugo, A. 66, 181 Hull, K. 56, 219 Hummer, T. 122 Humphrey, D. 88, 164, 184 Hurley, C. Mrs. 159 Hurley, D. 22 Hurley, E. 22, 26,170, 212 Huston, P. Mr. 143, 227 Hutchinson, F. 126 Hutchinson, S. 86 Huxhold, C, 90 Hwaszcz, D. 26, 106 Hyson, S. 26 Ida, A. Mrs. 152: 180 Ilnicki, P. 106 1ndustrial Art Department 154-5 Ingles, .1. 26 Ingles, M. 86 International Student Exchange Program 176-7 lovinelli, M. 56 Isaac, B. 54 Isaacson, T. 106, 212 Isabella, B. 86 Isabella, N. 27, 180 Ivinski, R. 109 1220, M. 86, 180 Jackson, K. 106 Jackson, N. 27 Jandm, L. 122, 184 Jandro, $53,184, 200 Janetsky, A.27,171 Jangro, R.27,170,171,172 Jennings, D. 109 Jennings, H. Mrs. 159 Jennings, K. 122, 209 Jensen, D. 95 Jelte, 827,171 Johansson, 1 53, 184 Johnston, T, 180 Jones, K.87,164, 185 Jones, L. 27, 166,178,182,195, 246 Jones, M. 56, 170, 171 Jones, N. Mr. 130 Jones, R. Jones, T. 106, 209, 225 Junior Class 52-71 Juwa, Jeffery 53 Juwa, Joan 56 Kaczmarek, P. 27 Kahler, L. 28 Kaufman, B. 109, 192 Kenny, R. 28, 190, 195 Karis, T. 86, 227 Karl, G, 53, 165 Keane, E. 86 Keane, M. 122 Kelefant, D. 95 Kelly, S. 87 Keohan, C. 28 Keohan, M. 122, 184 Ker, A. 66 Ker, R. 77 Kcrnan, 11.28, 167 Kerr, S. 86, 179 Kerwin, C. 28 Ketchum,1. Mr. 140 Key Club 173 Kiddle, S, 53, 185 Kieru,J. 106 Kietlinski, R. 28 Kjlmartio, G. Kimball, S. 28, 180 King, R. 57, 66,171,209 Kingsley, D. Kinne, M.28,181 Kirchofer, P. 62, 171, 179, 184 Kissel, M. 88 Kiszkiel, D. 28 stzkiel, S. 90 Kittle, D. 106 Kjuber, E. Miss 138, 181 Kline, K. 170, 172, 208 Kline, R. 28, 41, 45,170,172, 208, 219 Klinkow, 5. Mrs. 158 Kluwe, C. 64, 184 Kmonk, A. 95 Knaggs, S. Knapik, K. 61 Knapp, W. Mr. 144 Koch, W. 95 Kodesch, 5. 90 Koehler, E. 28, 166, 170, 176, 195, 233, 246 Koehler, J. 28, 170, 176, 232, 247 Kohl, K. 106, 225 Komoroske, D. 29, 185 Kopa, D. 106 Kopa, M. Korthas, K. 122, 184 Kraft, G. 106 Kremzier, M. 106, 185 Krone, M. 106, 164 KIOuse, E. 29 Krouse, K. 87 Kruk, P. 109, 186,192 Krulls, P. 109 Kmtz, L. 29, 179, 187, 201 Kuczek, B. Mr. 144 Kujan, 1. 69 Kukowski, D, 62, 212 Kulak, A. 87 Kulak, C. 71 Kulak, P. 81, 87 Kuprewicz, L. 61, 62, 181 Kurowski, D. 170 Kurowski, P. 29 LaBahn, S. 106,164, 184 LaBahn, W. 29, 185, 190 Ladu, C. 69, 164, 194, 198 Laing,1ason 106 Lajng,10hn 70, 209 Laing, T. 86 Lajeunesse, R. Mr. 142 Lamb, D. 122, 184 Lambert, Leo 122, 109, 215 Lambert, Louise Lamp, P. 109 Langelier, D. 62 Language Department 148-9 Lansing, H. 61 LaPlante, E. 106 LaPoint, J. Larned, Deborah 69 Larned, Donald 69, 215 LaRosa, K. 109 LaRue, G. 29 LaRue, N. 106, 164 Lathrop, L. 90, 164 Latin Club 198 Lavrenty, C. Law, C. 106 Lawrence, K. 69, 165, 212 Lawrence, C. 179, 184 Lazzaro, L. 88 Leach, R. 94, 212 Leach,S.165, 185 Learnan, Margaret 87, 168, 190 Learnan, Maria 18, 30 Leavitt, T. 94 LeBeau, C. 30, 212 Lecce, Patricia 69 Lecce, Phyllis 106 Ledbetter, S. 60, 62, 166, 185, 231 Lee, C. Lee, J. 106, 209, 225 Lee, K. 60, 64, 168, 198, 231 Lee, R. 27, 30, 170, 173, 178, 208 Lee, T. 209 Lees, J. 30, 215 Lefebvre, J. 83, 212 Lefebvre, P. 30, 167, 190 Leff'lcr, D. 55, 87 Lehman, E. 76, 87 Lehman, Pamela 30 Lehman, Peter Lcishman, C. 30, 164, 166, 247 Leishman,1. 97, 190, 195, 1 Leishman, N. 125, 166, 1. Lenkewich, P. 62, 164, 180 Lepp, P. 64 Lestage, K. 30 Lewinski, T. 97, 193, 209 Letts, D. Mr. 133 Letts,1. 30 Lewis, P. Mr. Lewis, R. 30 Library Department 157 Assistants 180 Light, P. 31, 165, 170,178, 227 Linton, B. 31, 215 Linton, J. 83 Lindermuth, C. Mrs. 158 Lindsey, D. 110 Livingston, Eileen 31, 178 Livingston, Ellen 94, 185 Livingston, R. Mr. 131 Lockhart, J. Mr. 150 Lockwood, C. 31 Lockwood, D. 83 Lockwood, R. 64, 177, 199 Loft, E. 83 Lomini, D. 104,125,185, 2 Lomini, J. 47 Looman, D. 125 Looman, S. 31, 179, 184 Low, R. Ludke, J. 83, 90, 178, 209 Ludke, W. 31 Lund, K. 97 Lundstrom, G. 59 Lustenader, B. Mrs. 131 Lustenader, E. 118, 209 Lyle, C. 110, 184 MacArthur, J. 32 MacCracken, D. 94 MacDonald, J. 110, 165, 184 Macejka, L125, 181 Macejka, M. 240 MacFee, Beth 94 MacFee, Bonnie 125 MacFee, S. 32 MacHattie, R. 94 Maclntosh, C. 61 Maclmosh, S, 32 Mackey, C. 83 MacMillan, J. 193 Maddaus, P. 83 Mahar, L. 32, 195, 227 Mahar, T. 118 Mahoney, G. 32, 170, 208, 21 Mahoney,1. 77 Mahoncy, M. 59 Mahoney, P. 87, 234 Major, C. Mrs. 137 Majorcttes 235 Makuc, 857,171 Malczyk, P. 94 Male, H. 32, 178, 208 Male, M. 97 .45. 57. 70.171.172. G. 32 D.104.125.185. 215 2. K. 118 uke.T. 110 .A. 33.219 ., B. 240 .. M. 118.124.168.181 0.0. 87 A. 87. 234 C. 87 D. 125. 193.209 1. 22.61. 87.171.193. ,M. 54 T. 22. 32.193. 212 -c. C. 125.184 . Wilfred 240 . W. M. Mr. 132. 238 G.61.181. 185 e. 033.168. 198 e. M. 118. 212 ster. T. 59. 70 ey. N. 55. 57. 169. 170. land. H. Mrs. 134 bie. Karen 33. 169. 170. . 246' bie. Kathy 94. 234 e. J. 19. 24. 34.170. 171. . 178. 208. 227 McGuire. R. Mr. 133 McGuire. T. 101. 198. 209. 227 McKay. C. 125. 168 McKay. D. 71 McKee. D. 117 McManus. D. Mr. 153 McNamara. M. 121. 209 McNamara. T. 78. 212 McNeil.A. Mrs. 157. 168 McNeil. T. 59. 168. 169. 170. 190. 198. 200. 234 McNutt. K. 121. 164 McPartlon. T. 101.209 Meagher. C. 94 Meagher. K. 71 Mearns. D. 54 Menia. T. 125 Menzer. R. 55. 59. 193 Meraner.M.59. 170. 212 Merz. W. 59. 171 Mickle. B. 34 Millard. David 34. 170.171. 173. 178. 212 Millard. Douglas 57. 171. 209 Miller. C. 57 Miller. J. 59 Miller. L. 34. 181 Miller. Marjorie 53 Miller. Mark 34. 170.171.172. 199. 208 Miller. V. 61 Millette. M. Mills. L. 125. 164. 168 Milne. J. 101 Model UN. 167 Moehle. C. 61. 184. 200 Moffett. K.34.184. 191 Moffett. M.61.191. 199 Mdller. J. 34. 44.176.177. 191 Mongillo. D. 53. 63. 208. 219 Monzo. P. 46 Monzo.T. 101 Mooney. C. 94 Mooney. D. 35 Mooney. E. 101 Moody. W. 78. 212 Moore. K. 65 Morgan. D. 35 Murrette. D. 35 Morris. Debbie 78 Morris. Donald Morris. K. 104. 179.184 Morris. L. 35 Morris. P. 78 Morris. S. 180 Morse. C. 61. 185 Morse. R. 61. 180 M0rtensen.1. 94 Moser. A. Mr. 135 Mossey. L. 94 Mrozkowski. J. 105. 121. 184. 185. 212 Mrozkowski. K. 135 Mrozkowski. S. 64. 184 Munger. L. 19, 35.170. 193. 212 Munk. C. 94 Murphy. D. 125. 181. 194 Murphy. E. 78 Murray. P. 104. 180. 184 Murray. W. 65. 173. 193 Music Department 156 Musler. M. 94. 168 Mycek. D. 35 Myers. R. Nagle. D. 35. 171 Nagle. J. 65 Naparty. K. 53. 65 Narduzzo. M. Miss 143. 151 National Honor Society 178 Nelson.1. 36. 170. 171. 195. 201. 212 Newhouse. R. 64 Nic011.1.36.167.171.172. 175. 183. 201 Noble. K. Nolan. H. Mrs. 136 Nolin. D. 62. 64 Noonan. M. 121 Norling. C. 94 Novick. A. 36. 170. 200. 201. 234 Nurse s Office Assistants 180 Oaks. C.94.185 Oathout. Clifford Oathout. Cynthia 121 Oathout. D. 61 Oalhout. E. 96 Oathout. T. 53 Oalman. A. Mr. 142 OgBrian. S. 65 O$Brian. T. 116 O Brien. M. Mrs. 142 Occhino. 1. Mrs. 157 O'ConnorJ. 36 Offlce Assistants 181 Ogilvie. P. 36. 167 01Leary. D. 116 O,Leary. K. 61 Olsen.1. 104 Olsen. L. 36. 184. 246 Olson. B. 96. 194. 198 Olson.C. 36. 195 Olson. G. Mr. 145. 219 Olson. J. O1Malley.1. 91 O'Neill. L.36.180.184. Onorato. A. Mr. 147. 192 Orchestra 186-7 Organizations 162-201 Owen. C. 36 Owen.Jan 125 Owen.Jer11yn 61 Packman. B. 121. 184 Packman. W. 121 Pagano. L. 104 Page. M. 36 Page. R. Pahl. M. 20. 37. 45. 171. 208. 219 Palma. M. Mr. 153. 209. 225 Palmer. B. 79 Palmer. F. Mr. 140. 208 Palmer. 5. Palombo. R. 37. 173 Palombo. T.64.171 Pamper. J. 116 Pappa. M. 64. 65. 181 Parker. L. 64. 90 Parker. R. 173. 212 Parisi. E. 209 Pamla. P. 84 Passmore. J. 116 Paterson. D. 121.184 Patterson. T. 79 Paul. M. 64 Paul.R.37.178 Paulson. D. Mr. 156. 188 Pauze. D.37.171. 174 Fayette. A. Peacor. 1. Mrs. 148. 194 Pechtel. D. 96 Peck. M. 79 Pedersen. N. 70 Pedone. M. 37 Pelham. 8.116.185 Pelletier. P. 107. 121. 193 Pelletier. R. 37 Pellelier. T. 96 Pelicone. D. 83 Peltier. J. Peltier. R. 79 Penichler. V. 115 Percent.1. 116.185.196.197 Perillo. 5. Mr. 132 Perrino. P. Perrone. Cathy 54. 195 Perrone. Cynthia 96. 234 Perry. 8121.185 Pesez. L. Mrs. 138 Petersen. D. 61 Peterson. G. 125. 209 Petelchuk. P. 37. 178. 194. 200. 201. 247 Petitl. C.37.178 Petitt.R.119 Petrequin. C. 119. 184 Petrillose. P. Mr. 144 Petroski. L. 96. 164 Phillips. C. Physical Education Department 152-3 Pidgeon. N. Mrs. 151 Pirro. D. Mrs. 159 Plue. W. 79 Pohl. D. 37 Pohl. N. 37, 164.165.170.178. 191. 212. 227.247 Polsinelli. D. 118 Polsinelli. Larry 161 Polsinelli. Lewis 67 PolsinPUi. R. 67 Pooler. T. 38 Posillico. M. 96. 173. 221 Polenle. N. 96. 193 Poulin. M. 117.184 Powers. A. Mrs. 139. 246 Powers. B. 117. 185.215 Powers. George 61. 225 'Powers. Glenn 59. 215 Powcrs. Ci1ford 38. 174. 208 Powers.1.95.215 Powers. Mary Miss 138 Powers. Michael 34. 38, 170. 173. 201.208. 247 Pudney. C. 79. 234 Puduah. P. 79 Putnam.1.38.198. 199 Putnam. L. 64 Pratt. 5. Mrs. 147 Prehmus. C. 60. 213 Prehmus. W. 119. 215 Prescott. R. 119. 174 Prescott. W. Preston. P. 38 Prioletti. B. 60. 172 Proschel. L. Mr. 52. 154. 239 Provost. D. 119.168 Prusch. Pauline 60. 198.231 Prusch. Peter 119. 185. 194. 209 Prynti. W. Mr. 155 Pybarot. M. 84 Pytlovany. J. 38 Pyllox'any. W. 119 Quick. G. 38 Quick. J. 59 Quick. R. 117. 192 Quinlan.1. 60 Radz. J. 55. 60. 184. 234 Rafferty. D. 38. 212. 219 Rafferty. 1. 119 Rainey. L. Mr. 139 Ramsey. C. 67. 165 Rayter. L. Reeves. M. 96. 168 Reid. D.170.173. 209. 221 Reidy. B. Reisinger. C. 67 Reisinger. J. Reisial. T. 84 Reynolds. C. Reynolds. J. 39 Reynolds. L. Mrs. 148 Reynolds. T. 91. 95.185. 212 Rhodes. D. 39. 181 Rhodes. C. 121 Richards, E. Mrs. 149 Richards. W. 115 Riddle. J. 95 Riegert. B. Mrs. 159 Bigg. M. 39 Riggs. B. 91. 168 Ringwall. D.39.170. 215. 227 Riordan. C. 91. 95 Roberts. R. 119 Robinson. S. Rochelle. W. 60. 176 Rock. P. 117 Rodman. D.91.192 Rogers. 11. 60. 181 Rogers. P. 39 Romph. N. 39 Roscioli. J. 71 Rose. D. 39 Roscn. A. 185 Rosenberger. A. 117 Rosenwald. N. 52. 59. 69. 175. 177. 231 Rosko. E.119.184 Ross. Dan18159. 170. 172.209 Ross. Douglas 91. 172. 209 Rossler. 13.91. 185 287 Rowe, K. 91 Rowe, M. 91, 184 Ruggiero,1.96, 172, 209, 221 Rumney, B. 117, 185 Ruscitto, M. 100, 172, 209, 221 Russelmann, A. 113, 184 Russo, V. 39 Ryan, K. 121 Ryan, S. 60, 179, 181, 201 Sacco, T, 39 Saglimbeni, D. 113 831310, Mari 111 Salato, Michael 65, 67 Salato, P. 1091 Salvatore, S. 109, 184 Sanders, James 71, 208 Sanders, Jean He 67 Sanders, W. 121, 184 Santilli, S. 52, 59, 166, 231 Sartoris, S. 96 Sauer, F. 91 Savage, K. Savidge, M. 91 Sawada, S. 109 Sawicki, G. 40, 43, 201 Sawicki, Mary 67 Sam'cki, Michael 109, 209 Scardino, J. 91, 185, 208, 225 Schaad, C. 60, 184, 194, 213 Schaefer, D. Mr. 146 Schafer, E. 100, 184 Schafer, S. 111 Science Department 144-6 Schell, L. 96 Schimpf, R. 111 Schmieder, K. 109, 184 Schmidt, D. 39 Schmidt, W. 46 Schoch, E. 113 Schoch, K. Scholz, B. 40, 185 Scholz. M. 196 Schwmting, R. 93 Schwarting, W. 40 Schwenker, B. 40, 194, 198 Scotia-Glenville Business Leaders 179 Scott, Jeffrey 113 Scott, Judith 40, 191, 193, 194 Seaman, W, 96 Seaward, C. 93, 105, 191 Seaward, D. 40, 178, 184, 191, 194 Seaward, W. 113 Seburn, M. 119 Seburn, W. 40 Secretarial Staff 159 , Seely, J. 68, 171 Seely, P. 104, 110, 119, 166 Sefcik, R. 91, 193 se'nechal, M. Mrs. 147 Senior Class 10-46 Settle, Carl Mr. 130 Settle, CaI0153, 185 Sharp, Ed. Mr. 221 Shannon, Daniel 68, 225 Shannon, Donald 68 Shannon,1. 96 Sharp, E. Mr. Shattuck, David 96, 189, 193, 215 Shaw, A. Mrs. 145 Shea, E. 91 Sherwood, L. 111, 184 Shields, K. 40 Shiely, M1111, 184 Shires, S. 12, 40, 164, 178, 213 Shirley, T. 25, 40, 168, 170, 178, 187, 201, 232 Shook,J. Mrs. 10, 137 Shultz, D. 78, 209 Shultis, S. 96 Siatkowski, R. 109, 193 Silva, B. 53, 193, 212, 225 Silva, G. 111 Silva, S. 40 Simmons, B. 78 Simmons, C. 40 Simmons, D. 109 Simmons, L. 184 Simmons, R. 78, 106 Simoni, J. 113,168, 184 Sisario, P: Mr. 137 Sitts, C. 41, 182 Skala, W. Ski Club 175 Skiff, R. 41, 193, 195 Skinner, W. 68, 173, 209 Ski Team 226-227 Sligo, E. Miss 135 Slusarz, D. 111 Sltfszynski, R. 80 Smith, A. 53 Smith, Dorothy Mrs. 159 Smith, Doqglas 80 Smith, H. Mr. 154, 155 Smith, Jean 64 Smith, John Smith, Joyce 39, 41, 64 Snapp, E. 94 Snell, R. Snively, D. 41 Snyder, L. Mr. 143, 172, 209 Soccer 210, 212 Junior Varsity 212 Varsity 212 Soellner, E. Sollecito, M. 104 Sophomore Class 76-99 Spanish Club 195 Spaziani, P. Mr. 147 Spellman, M. 122 Spencer, R. 80 Sperbeck, S. 41 Sports 202 Stage Crew 174 Stahl, R. 41 Stanton, J. 1 14 Stanton, W. 92 Stapleton, H. 13, 42 Stapleton, M. 55 Starbuck, A. 42 Starsiak, E. Mr. 155 Steadwell, J. 62, 170, 171, 182, 225 Stern, M. Stern, S. 115 Steubing, C. Mr, 156, 182 Stevens, E. 42, 173, 178, 212, 219 Stevens, S. 65, 68, 166, 168, 169, 200, 231 Stewart, C. 35, 42 Stewart, Earl Stewart, Elizabeth Stewart, F. 93 Stone, L. 80, 168,181 Stone, 5. 42 Stopera, 1. Mr. 136 Strain, A. Strain, J. 42 Strauss, R. 187 Streeter, J. 42, 170, 212 Strenk, M. 84, 185 Strenk, T. 42, 194, 198, 208 Strenk, W. 107, 209 Stringer, M. 43 Student Senate 166 Struman, S. Suitor, D. 114 Suitor, G, Suitor, S. 43 Sullivan, H. Mr. 156 Sustek, R. 43, 191, 195 Sutherland D. Swan, 1. 33, 43,170, 173, 212 Swan, L. 68, 169, 171, 190, 200, 234 Swanker, Shirley 95 Swanker, Suzanne 114, 185 Sweet, D. 122, 209 Sweet, G. 122, 209 Switts, W. 43, 171, 174, 195 Szymaak, R. 107 Taber, D. 53 Taft, J. 107, 209 Tarbox, R. Miss 146 Tartanettes Tartan Staff 199 Tately, D. 93, 212, 227 Tatro, M. 97 Tatro, P. 114 Taylor, R. 55, 180 Temoshok, D. 20, 43, 170, 172, 201, 208, 219 Tersigni, R. Mr. 138 Terzian, Peter 107, 65, 192, 193, 212 Terzian, Philip 10, 38, 43, 166, 170, 173, 178,198, 212 Th0mas,1. 115 Thompson, D. 115 Thompson, 1. 58, 70, 191 Thompson, L. 84 Tieman, K. 122, 196, 197 Titus, B. 122, 124, 184, 196 Titus, N. 53, 171, 199 Topka, P. 82 Topka, T. 43 Track 214 Trevett, A. 44, 170, 173, 178, 212 Trevett, C. 122, 209 Tricozzi, C. 97 Truax, B. 44, 182, 199, 213 Truax, P. 55, 181, 192 Truax, R. 80, 185 deell, W. 84 Trumpler, Mary 91, 114 Trumpler, Michael 64, 120 Truran, W. 70, 212 Tryniszewski, D. 114, 209 Tryniszewski, M. 44, 171, 173, 201, 208 Tuohy, F. Mrs. 159 Turek, D. 84 Turner, R. 119 Tuttle, 11.107, 193, 212 Urban, C. 47 Urban, V. 122, 184 U1rich, C. 97 Ulrich, M. 44 Urbanski, D. 44 Urys, D. 62, 196 VanBuren, T. Van de Bogart, M. 97, 185 VanDyck, K. 29, 44, 168, 169, 176, 233 VanEps, D. 84 Van Heusen, J. Van Patten, Deborah 62, 231 Van Patten, Duane 122, 209, 225 Van 51661, G. 53, 171,191 Van 51661, R. 120 Van Slyke, J. Miss 135 Van Staveren, F. 118 Varsity Club 170 Vedder, L. 44, 170, 201, 232, 247 Verhagen, B. 55 Verhagern, J. 62 Verheide, B. 44 Verheide, W. 51 Vernon, G. Vernon, J. 45 Verruto, K. 45, 179 Viall, W. Mr. 209 Villano, M. 100 Villano, R. Vincent, D. 45, 170, 194 Vincent, Rockland 45, 46 Vincent, Ronald 57 Visco, M. 80, 209 Visco, R. 45 Viva, C. 68 Vohnoutka, J. 118 Voigt, D. 45 Vollmer, T. 69 Vonie, D. 84, 221 VonStetina, B. 97 Voorhees, B. 118 Vosburgh, R. 58, 165, 191 Wagoner, D. 84, 209, 225 Wait, 8.118, 180, 184 Wait, C. Waite, David 96, 171, 174, 192, 193, 200 Waite, Diane 96 Waldron, E. Walek,1. Mrs. 157 Walek, L, 94 Walker, W. 91, 118 Wallace, 8. 94 Wallace, D. 45 Walker, 1. 57 Walter, M. 45 Walter, N. 58, 184, 202 Walter, T. 58 Wassmansdorf, F. 71, 173, 192 Waterman, C. Waterman, K. Way, C. 90 Wayand, M, 119 Webb, J. Miss 152 Webb, R. 96, 227 Weidler, Patricia 94, 164 Weidler, Peter 119, 174, 212 Weise, B. 124 Weise, D. 90 Wekszner, J. 45 Welch, D. 120 Welcome, A. Mr, 145, 17 ' Weller, J. 96 Weller, K. 45, 208 Weller, N. 46, 180 Weller, R118, 104, 212 Wellington, K. 120 Wellman, M. 90, 209, 221 Wells, E. Mrs. 240 Wells, L. 58, 168, 200 Wells, N, 118, 104, 166 Wendover, S. Wescott, M. 124, 209, 225 West, J . 94 Westcott, .1. Mrs, 140 Wetmore, T. 58 Wheeler, D. Mr. 144 Wheeler, E. 57, 194 Wheeler, P. 95, 106 White, N. 120, 165, 212 White, Penelope 96 White, Peter 90 White, S. 90, 184, 196, 19 Whittam, H. Whittam, T. 68 Whittman, A. 71 Whittredge, D. Dr. 134 Whittredge, J. 58, 200, 23 Wierzbowska, J. Miss 157 Wiesinger, W. 94, 212 Wieszieg, S. 96 Wilkins, P. Mrs. 159 Willey, R. 93, 212 Williams, D. 124, 168 Willis, 1. Willoughby, P. 46, 71 Willson, K. 124 Wilson, C. 46 Wilson, J. 94, 168 Wilson, K. 118 Wilson, M. 58, 171, 195 Winkler, N. 18, 46 Witkowski, P. 124, 174 Wood, A. 57, 182, 212 Wood, B. 46, 182, 195, 198 Wood, Cary Dr. 32 Wood, Constance, 139 Wood, Roberta 94, 185 Wood, Rosalyn Mrs. 166 Worcester, D. 82, 196 Wrestling 222-225 Junior Varsity Varsity Wright, Marilyn 120, 212 Wright, Michelle 46, 184, 1'1 200 Wukits, H. 46 Wurz, J. Mrs. 160 Wyman, D. 96 Wyman, M. Yager, J. 58 Yager, P. 124 Yager, S. 46, 181 York, C. 104 Young, 5. 57 Zabielski, N; 71 Zapel, B. 120, 193 Zatt, C. 96 Zeglen, C. 118 Zeglen,1.46, 208 , Zeissler, L. 96 Zobre, M. 115 Zywicki, J. 46, 165, 195 SUPPLEMENT 1970 Scotia-Glenville High School Scotia, N. Y. Baseball dominates Spring Scene Country Set: Swing your partner. .... N , ,AMLW Stained glass backdrop sets scene for religious presentation. ime April 10-11, 1970 If U Bill Switts, Dave Harrison, Rob Grenoble, Terry Wetmore: Farm Hoe- Down. Marion Blatz, Cindy Le Beau, Lee Cummings, Dave Harrison: F our Year Finale. All-Cast Hee Haw. Marion Blatz: Nobody knows the Trouble IVve seen. Come Saturday Morning Iunior-Senior Ball May 29, 1970 Grand Entrance: Linda Parker and escort Anthony Marotta. Beautiful Bevy and George: Roberta Brandow, George Gourlay, Mrs. Powers, and Cindy Lockwood. Junior Class President Sue Santilli and escort Dave Reid and Senior Class Praidem Gary Bishop and date Cheryl Stewart approve the first Junior- Senior Ball. Bruce Hamm and Christine Sitts: No time for discussion? $ Sarah Shirm and Jack Swan: It's been a L-O-N-G evening. Debbie K'ormordske and Erik Van de Bogert, Paul Cornell and Nam Cminski; Socializing. Senior Banquet June 6, 1970 and Gentlemen: Dinner is Served? mm ng' Mrs. Beck and Chelle Wright: Specialty of the House - Swedish Meatballs. Jim Blaise: You dian eat your Wheaties? Kate Van Dyck as MaMa Heck tells Sergeant Friday Kerry Falcom and Detective Joe Gannon Uim McGuira to stay out of her cafeteria. ucolataires Director Tony Marotta leads baseball team in deadly finale of Without A g. Hostess Sheila Leach serves Denise Bowen, Mike Briggs and Glenda Dopp at an nual banquet. ' I ' , . . ' Ice-Tea Toast fJ 5-0 High! George Keohan and Mrs, Barth: 11 be back. Dr. Clyde Eidens, Superintenden't 0f S-G Schools, addresses the graduates. Graduation Day, June 20, 1970 Class President Bishop announces the class gift - furniture for the student lounge. Emotional Reflections. r. Letts, Principal, recogniza the any prize winners. Roberta Favant - Firm grip on diploma. Dr. Bidens, Mr. Letts and Mr. Norman Jonas, Board Prwi- Barbara Mickle, Dave Millard and Laura Miller: Separate Ways. dent: Recessional. In Honor and Memory of the Men of the United States Marine Corps who have given their lives to their country Jefferson Memorial since 1776 t Washington, Arlington, Dutch Country. Arlington National Cemetery. J.F.K. - Eternal Flame. The Plain People. TWO Werlds. Where the I k r,- 11; ff zirv f! Undefeated Tartans string 37 in row ,6, COACH KUCZEK F rant row, left to right: Bob Male, Wayne Cooper, Mark Jones, Charles Aunchman, PITCHING RECORDS Micky Pahl, Jim Clancy, John Martin, Mike Helms, Stan Bosy. Standing, left to right: Mgr. Scott Silva, Mgr. Bob Gaura, John Eggleston, Tim Martin, Tom McAllister, Rich Carhidi, Kevin Hull, Tony Marotta, Bruce Bethka, Jim Fazzone, Coach Bernie Kuczek. Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia Scotia TEAM RECORD SPRING 1970 Columbia Colonie Guilderland Shenendehowa , Niskayuna Bethlehem Bishop Scully Mohonasen Shaker Burnt Hills Bishop Scully Columbia Colonic Shenendehowa Cuilderland Niskayuna Bethlehem Mohonasen Shaker Burnt Hills 1-4 I-JOxUICHHUWUI r-4 1-1 wwpppw-qmooww r-II-w-t y-IU'IUJ SECTIONALS 2 Amsterdam 6 Gloversville 10 Linton NNONHNOOHONpPONi-IOJWNOOOA; LEADING BA T TING A V ERA GES Mickey Pahl .436 Mike Helms .327 Tim Martin .324 Kevin Hull .320 John Eggleston .309 LEADING RBFS Mickey Pahl 22 John Eggleston 16 Tony Marotta 13 LEADING R UNS 2 SCORED Charley Aunchman 20 John Eggleston 20 Mike Helms 17 LEADING STOLEN BASES Mike Helms 13 Kevin Hull 10 Rich Carhidi 8 Martin Cooper Eggleston F azzone 5: ,1 LP. Innings Pitched 68 36 ER. Earned Runs 48 15 10 28 13 9 11 6 7 4 Hits Runs Testimonial Dinner, Aug. 5, 1970 - Colonial Inn Side-Line Scrutiny FRESHMAN TEAM Isl: Dave Oleary, Bill DeMetre, Kevin Cooper, Tom Buono, Dan Martin, Robert DeLuke. 2nd: Tim 0,Brien, Duane Van Patten, Tom Bewley, Todd Jones, Bob Siat- kowski, Mark McNamara. 3rd: Coach Welcome, Tom Isaacson, Mike Cornell, Mike Noonan, Howard Conover, Burt Weise, Mike Andrako, Mike DeCorah. I.V. BASEBALL lst: Mgr. Dave Binger, Greg Cor- neau, Mike Posilli- co, George Gama, Mark Cooper, Larry Collamer, Bob Willey. 2nd row: Lou DeFilli- p0, Dan Cragnolin, Ed. Parisi, Tom McGuire, Mark Ruscitto, Mark Cichy, Coach Bremser. TENNIS GOLF TRACK TENNIS TEAM: lst row: John Laing, Tom Haver, Dave Millard, Jim Steadwell, Dan McCormack. 2nd: Mgr. Joe Scardino, Roland Vosburgh, Gunner Martinson, Jim Lefebvre, Peter Weidler, Burt Voorhees, Gary Grun- dy. 3rd: Doug Pauze, Bill Strenk, Mark Wilson, Doug Helms, Bill Packman, Ed Codin, Jason Laing, Coach Snyder. hilt? Dan McCormack: Overhead Return. Coach Ketchum gives Capt. Jim Blaise Pointers on how to keep a schol. ship. ,swp GOLF TEAM: Ist row: Terry Topka, Dave Wagoner. Coppola. Rob Lee: Determination. Skip Jamieson: What Happened? son, Dave Shattuck, Warren Prehmus, Gary Bishop, Dave Hale, Coach Miller. 3rd: John Olsen, Ralph Lewis, Bill Hamilton, Leo Lambert, Dane Casey, Dave Reid. 4th: Jim Stanton, Phil Terzian, John Streeter, Jim Hale, Jim Powers, Andy Abraham, Rick Eidens. Ahmu.auwwWWWanMwwqmp m.g.-