Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1978 volume:

..JM CLARION 1978 SHARON SPRINGS CENTRAL SCHOOL ‘ SHARON SPRINGS, NEW YORK how pleasant it is, atnhe end of the day, noJoHies to have to repent; biffreilect on the past, and.be able to sdv that my limlfhas been properly spen j| DEDICATION . . . Can I get in the safe?. . . Could I have a stamp?. . . Is Mr. Fitch here?. . .Can I have a ditto?... Do you have my card?. . . Can I use the phone?... Do you have . . . Celia Schondra There have been many people in the past from whom we have received much needed guidance and encouragement. However, one person in par- ticular comes to mind as always being there when we needed her most. Her efficiency has proved to be the cohesive force which holds the many facets of school life together. It is in utmost appreciation of her undaunted devotion that we, the class of 1978, dedicate this CLARION to Mrs. Celia Schondra. 2 STAFF Life is Like a Pond Sometimes it Sparkles With Sunlight And Sometimes it Doesn't And you Need A Few Good Friends in it Either Way 3 MR. FITCH As another chapter in your life is completed, you must now turn the pages and be ready for the next. We hope that we have given you the neces- sary backgrounds to help in making your future a success. It is now up to you to set your goals. You must make the decisions that will determine your future. Will you fail or succeed? A successful life is not always easy to achieve. With youth, deter- mination, and hard work as your allies, success will come. Congratulations, 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Milton Schilde, Robert Cummings, Floyd Kettler, Joan Baxter, Walter Kahabka Joseph Vacca Harrie Washburn Guidance Counselor Business Administrator 5 At left: Mrs. Stafford, Mrs Parsons. Mrs. Bartlett Above: Mr Wohr At left: Mr Mallery, Mr Wolfe, Mr Taylor. Mr. Vroo man. Mr Cross, Mr Munz, Mr Lappeus. Below: Mr Pomakoy In left hand corner: Mr Slater. At left: Mr Hayes. “If I could, I would take all the colors of the rainbow, and I would put them into a special glass jar. . THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS. . . ELEMENTARY Marguerite Cummings Nancy Toomey Ellen Lane Walton Am? m HAmA: ST' Wendy Hopkins Joan Cappione Rosita Kleinberger Margaret Hotaling Dorothy Harding George Riolo FACULTY Denise Murray Conrad Bader Mary Corlett m Cynthia Kahn Jean Nikolaus Ruth Susi, Aide Joseph Koeble Steve Brezinski Jean Bakkom KINDERGARTEN Row 1: M Olsen, K Warner. J. Jackson, F Moak. D Venette. D Sla ter Row 2: B Van Schaick, S Liddle, L. Kennedy, A Klmg, T Young. D Empie. C Aker. J. Evendge, L. Graulich, M Fletcher. C. King, A Sac cardi, M Van Heertum Row 3: M Vanderstand. T. Jump, S Desmond. J Hornaur, T Cham berlam. M Duncan, J. Lutz, D Roe, R Ambroz. P Vitola, M Bartlett, J. Bolster. Miss Hopkins. “Swift dreams swarm in a silver flight. Hand in hand with the sleepy Night Lie down soft with your eyelids tight. Hush, Child, little Child! Hush. Goodnight. — M GRADEONE On Slide: E Merwin, J Dennis. C Walther, B Goodale. S. Moak. J. Coger. L Jackson, J Van Hertum, D. Eckman. T Woodcock. K Lane. M Roberts On Ground: E Nikolaus. S. Mann. B Bautochka, G. Poland. A Schondra. A Edwards. S Cater, M Bresette. J. Madden. Miss Cappione. Bottom Row: M Betts. K Byrnes. C Bor den, M Hornauer Row 2: A Peterson. C Lape. T. Greer. T. Veeder Row 3: A Mickle. S Burr, M Tessier. K Peckham, C Moak. J. King Row 4: T Shearer, D Costello. L Bowers. T. Pessolano Back Row: D Venette. J VanPatten. M Johnson, Mrs Klemberger, B Eckman, G Vener 11 GRADETWO Row 1: D. Hoyt. S. Moak, L. Brown, J. Kling, C. Van Heertum, K. Pomella. Row 2: E. Stoutland, B. Smith. B Chamber lam. D Wilder. E. Betts Row 3: E. Philipp. E. Klemm. S. Sweet. B Barber. D. Parsons, S. Willoughby. R. Lay man. D Laoretti, C. Woodcock. J. Nikolaus, Mrs Cummings. Row 1: T. Bianchme. J. Poland, T. Lutz. D. Roberts. T. Dail, H. Lynk, J. Keaney. C. Dun can. Row 2: B King, E. Warner, A. Warren. W Roe, C. Van Aller. Row 3: T. Wohr, L. Cummings, K. Hayner. S. Edwards, C. Roberts. S Moak, Mrs. Toomey. 12 GRADETHREE Row 1: D Stafford. L Roberts. K Neale. J Madden. H Manchester. L. Merwin. M Dell Row 2: D MacFadden. W Pawlaczyk. D Tessier. V. Wright, J. Griffin, W Vetter, D Cross, J. Shearer. A Steele. Mrs Hottalmg. Row 1: S Weitz. M Denely. E Walthers. J. Greer. P Empie Row 2: Mrs Lane. D. Wohr. P Palmer. T Countryman. M Desmond. J Brown, B Cater Row 3: W. Johnstone. T Manchester. P Baxter, L Nikolaus. S. Kovac. S Bresett 13 GRADE FOUR Top Row: J Davenport. T. Finch. J Madden. J. Layman. A Shaffer. C. Palmer, J. Nirschl, A Nikolaus, J. Burr. M Merwin, Mrs Har ding Front Row: L Hall. R Klmker. K Mickel. G McNeilly. D Bartlett, D. Dostie, J. VanAller, A Anzelone. T. Hoyt. Front Row: S. Van Dyke. D Nirschl. M Hor nauer. T. Hayner, J. Lynk Top Row: J. Bowers. M Bautochka. K Wil loughby, A Palmer. C Winnie, R Cum mmgs. P. Jump. P Laoretti, G. Klemberger. J. Van Heertum. Mr Riolo. Absent: L. Higgins. D. Perkins, D. Empie, K. Osterhoudt. U GRADE FIVE Top Row: B Farro, C Laoretti, D Nolette. K Kovac. K Palmer. F. Roe, D Wicks. Middle Row: D. Parsons, J Mickle. W Jes ter, T. Tessier, T Ethmgton, D Fletcher. B Pomella, M Walther, J Manchester. Mr Brezmski. Bottom Row: C. Edwards. C. Gartleman. B Nikolaus. B Webb. S. Mariorana. C. Dufresne Absent: K Hill, M Bean. Kneeling: D. Liddle. T. Judd. C Stafford, I Eckman. H Wright. C Dali. F Klinker. A Dufresne. C Anzelone. C Coons Standing: A Harding, A Everett. C Roe. R Hall. T Trafton. T Johnstone. H Neville. R Nikolaus. T Hopkins. D. Hoyt. M Khenber ger, L Dugan. Mr Koelbl 15 GRADE SIX Back: S. Mallery. D. Empie. C. Stoutland, L. Stafford. K Reilly, S. Hayner. P. Slater, J. Burr. Center: B Hotalmg, J. Lutz. K. Parsons, S. Putnam. M Larkin, G. Fletcher, C. Fletcher, J. Farrell, K. Manko, S. Engler, J. Tessier, Miss Bakkom. Front: R. Klmker, M Kleinberger, A. Brown, J. Brown. K. Bender. 0. Normandme. W. Larkin, L. Hulbert, L. Pawlaczyk. 16 GRADE SEVEN Row 1: C. Hall, L. Walther. S. Albert, C. Salisbury, R Maiorana, M Winters, B Walther, L Brown, H Wilder, D. Farro, C. Dufresne. C. Bianchme. J. Everett, L. Van Heertum, C. Lutz. P Palmer, D. Hoyt, C. Pessolano. Row 2: Mr Bader, V. Crump, D. Putnam. E. Olsen, G. Pynn. H. Finch, R Sparks. S. Ashworth. T Denely. S. Dostie, S. Layman, D. Cum- mings, M Wright. R. Tyler. C. Jones. D. Hoyt. Miss Murray. Row 3: T. Ullman, C. Johnstone, D. Cousmeau. B. Countryman. A Naidek, J. Johnson, M. Larkin, S. Palmer, W Edwards. 17 GRADE EIGHT Row 1: Mr McClure. L. Small. R Bean. J. Warner. T Schilde, J. Brown. S Babstock, G. Salamida. J. Johnson. L. Klinker. F. Cham berlam, Ms. Kaido. Row 2: J Burr, V. Dufresne. J Stoutland. R Fitch, T Knee, C. Ban Arsdal, T. Tessier. M Manko, E Warren. T. Van Schaick, C. Norman din, J. Hall, C McMann. B MacFadden, M Snopsky, A Weber Row 3: R Dennis. L. Salisbury, J. Bialt, A Nirschl, J. Johnson, M Tomlinson, T. Salisbury, C. Liddle. F. Mickel. A Jester, L. Wicks. B Brockett. W Ethington, C Saccardi Row 4: C. Gartelman, L. Davenport. R Fletcher. M. Graulich. Row 5: P Brown. M Hulbert. Class Officers: Scott Babstock Adrienne Jester Chris Saccardi Jeff Johnson 18 Row A to Morrisville, B looks like Cornell material. Row 3 to Coby Ag and Tech, Better luck next year. Row D. .v i':- , v For every time she shouted ‘Fire’ They only answered 'Little Liar!' False alarm again: Prince Frog was burning the popcorn 19 FRESHMEN Row 1: D Kane, L. Kisielka, C. Nolette. M Wicks. Row 2: L. Layman. K. Judd. N Van Schaick, L Farrell. K Layman, D. Dostie, C Stafford. Terri Klmker. Mrs Fairbanks. Row 3: F Wilder, M Hoag, S. Neville, D Whor, D. Engler, C Keller, M. Gartelman. B Waid, M. Denely, P Knee. J. Lynk, J. Ullman, J. Dexter Row 4: J. French. M. Smith, P Ullman, D Mereness, J MacFadden, K. Ashworth, M Whitbeck, J. Flanagan. Row 5: S. Dennis. C. Webber, K Weaver. G. Hotalmg, S Klemberger, K Keany. E. Tessier, T. Brown. B Mann, G Baxter. B Bartlett. J. Ma cal lion. Class Officers: J. McCallion, D. Mereness, K. Ashworth, C. Nolette. 20 Officers: Lisa Farrell, President Ken Stoutland Laurie Ensman Eileen Farro SOPHOMORES Row 1: S. Gronli, P. Chacho, J. Empie. Row 2: D Hoyt. S. Brown. E. Farro. D. Keaney, J. Costello. M Van Schaick. J Kahabka. S. Craig. J Santiago. K Fanagan. C Kohler. Row 3: J. Wright, B. Saccardi. D. Hall. Row 4: D. Countryman, L. Farrell, M Warren, D. Parsons, P. Cummings. J. Najdek, M Vrooman, M Tomlinson, A. Clarke, T. Flanagan, Mr McCarthy. Row 5:C. Slater. N Wilday. N. Salamida, E. Slater, L. Ensman, C. Carey. K. Babstock, K. Stoutland. I Warner 22 The members of the J U N I O R CT'LASSare Row 1: K Putnam, Miss Fennell. Row 2: M Brockett, N Nolette, C Caponera, F Chamberlain, C Areford, C Ban Arsdale. C. Sparks Row 3: P Wicks, K. Schuppel. C Anzelone, N Hotalmg, L Jackson. A Cousmeau. C McCallion. T Webb. K. Hulbert. D Farrell Row 4: Mr Byrnes. Mr Bresett, D. Vrooman. B. Van Dyke. G Hatalsky. C Denely. C McMann, A. French. G. Larkin. M Smith. J Keller Junior Class Officers: Lori Jackson. Treasurer Andre French, Vice President Andrea Cousineau, Secretary Mark Smith, President 24 25 SECONDARY Robert Holzer Armandine Handy Karen Sturm Barbara Fairbanks Bonnell Kaido Harold Bresett Gary McClure William McCarthy Colleen Fennell 26 FACULTY Alexander Doig Virginia Ethington Elsie Stoutland William Douglass Thomas Hemtzelman Henrietta Mcfee A good teacher is one who can reflect his wisdom and sees it mirrored in the eyes of his students. 27 Ask us any question . Make me an offer I can't forget A typical day in Sharon Springs, U S A Oh no! I dropped my contact! Step into my parlor . King Tut never had it so good! I thought you were supposed to come through the chimney! The Socratic Manner is not a game at which two can play. ACTIVITIES 29 CLARION Front Row: R Black. B Naidek. T Istle. D Griffin, 8 Harding, M Duquette. D Bartlett. Mrs Lane Row 2: C B� alf J Klemberger N Chacho. B Henry. S Hall. M K.esel. L Schilde. J. VanAller Row 3: R Doig. D Jester, H Fitch. M Parsons, J Layman. B Baxter.’ M Vieira Row 4: B Judd. D Hall. V Bianchme. E Ashworth. D Graulich. R Kisielka Editors: Eric Ashworth, Laurie Schilde Business Manager Denise Jester Literary Editors: Celina Bialt, Dave Hall, Brenda Baxter, Rich Kisielka. Mary Lee Parsons. Holly Fitch. John Klemberger Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Lane Photographers: Vic Bianchine. Cindy Caponera. Larry Clarke We are the future looking out on the past We are the present making old things last. 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: A French. C. Slater. M Warren, D Hall. M Graulich, L. Kisielka, D. Mereness, C. Saccardi Row 2: L. VanHeertum. S. Craig. A. Weber, C Johnstone, S Dostie, 0 Cousineau Front Row: L. Jackson, Miss Cappione, B Judd. A Cousmeau, B Baxter, V. Bianchine, P Ullmari, E Ashworth, G. Salamida. Absent: N Hotalmg, T. Brown, Mrs. Lane — Advisor. Under the guidance of our advisors, Miss Joan Cappione and Mrs. Helen Lane, The Student Council had a very productive year. We started the year by sponsoring a fall dance at the firehouse and looked forward to several more dances in the spring. Once again our local representatives attended NYSSSSO, the state confer ence for high school students. In the light of last year's success, the collection of Campbell soup labels was held to acquire equipment for our use. A fun, meaningful, project undertaken this year was that of mural painting on the walls of our school. All in all it was a very active year. 31 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Our National Honor Society was started in the spring of 1977. Our first members were Kris Putnam, Nancy Nolette, Larry Clarke and Celina Bialt. Our advisors were Mr. Heinztelman and Mrs. Fairbanks. It was through the efforts and fortitude of the Student Coun- cil that the Honor Society came into exist- ence. Even though we have had a slow start we hope it will not discourage future members. We are sure as the Society grows and matures that we will be able to fulfill the ideals the Student Council had envisioned for us. Lett to Right: Mr Heintzelman, Kris Putnam, Celina Bialt, Nancy Noletle, and Mrs Fairbanks. 32 ANSWERS PLEASE ANSWERS PLEASE 1977 Celina Bialt, Marjorie Kiesel, Andrea Cousi- neau, and Charles McMann scored a lopsided vic- tory over Newcomb Central, 120-25, in their first appearance on WRGB's quiz show. Answers Please. Our second appearance was a heart- breaker against a tough Broadalbin team. The Sharon quiz-kids lost, 100 50. HIGH SCHOOL DAY 1977 Sharon Springs business education students scored an impressive victory against students from 55 other area schools, placing second in the annual High School Day competition held at SUNY Cobleskill. Sharon is the smallest school ever to rank among the top three schools in recent times. Sharon students winning awards were: Eric Ashworth, Brenda Baxter, Celina Bialt, Ron Black, Cindy Caponera, Nancy Chacho, Alan Clarke, Larry Clarke, Andrea Cousineau, Holly Fitch, Barbara Henry, Lori Jackson, Denise Jes- ter, Marjorie Kiesel, Rich Kisielka, Charles McMann, Nancy Nolette, Mary Lee Parsons, Brian Pettit, and Kris Putnam. We congratulate all the winners. 33 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Advisor: Mrs. Armandine Handy Mr. Douglas, advisor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA JAZZ BAND 37 CHORUS 38 On the nights of April 28 and 29, 1977, the Music Department of Sharon Springs Central School put on the musical pro duction Lil'l Abner , this was the first musical put on in Sharon in a number of years. The play was a big success with Eric Ashworth and Mary Lee Par sons as the leads. Mr. Thomas Heintzelman organized and directed the musical. Ihis was an event we'll always remember. Li’l Abner Comes to Sharon 39 “Li’l Abner” . . . Crew and Cast. 40 41 GIRLS SOCCER 42 We did it!!! We’re gonna do it again! This year’s soccer team showed great improvement over last year’s winless season. After a slow start, we ended up with a winning streak in our last 4 games. With this finale, we were picked for the sectionals where we lost to a great North Warren team. Sharon 0 Greenville 5 Sharon 3 Richmondville 4 Sharon 2 Duanesburg 4 Sharon 3 Middleburg 2 Sharon 1 Berne 1 Sharon 2 Middleburg 1 Sharon 3 Greenville 4 Sharon 6 Richmondville 1 Sharon 5 Schoharie 1 Sharon 5 Berne 4 Sharon 0 Duanesburg 0 BOY’S SOCCER 43 J.V. BASKETBALL Back Row: Manager G Salamida. J Lynk. T Brown, T Flanagan. J Empie. K Flanagan, J. French. K Weaver, Coach Brezmski T Van Schaick. Front Row: J. McCallion, E. Tessier, G Baxter. D Mereness. D Parsons. J. Ullman, J Flanagan. B Bartlett. M VanSchaik When the going gets tough, the tough get going! 45 AREGREAT AND AWAY Varsity Basketball: (l-r) Back Row: Coach Bresett, Pat Cummings. Bryon Cousineau, Rob Doig, Ric Ashworth, Chuck McMann, Bob Van Dyke. Robbie Fitch (manager). Front Row: Glenn Larkin, Mark Smith, Brian Pettit, Doug Bartlett. We are the champions my friend. We’ll keep on fighting till the end . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL THE SPARTANS 48 49 Advisor: Ms Hopkins (left to right) Jeannie Wright, Andrea Cousmeau, Sue Brown, Holly Fitch, Cindy Caponera, Nancy Nolette VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 50 Advisor: Ms Hopkins. Donna Wohr, Karen Judd, Mary Lou Wicks, Jean Costello, Pam Ullman, Diane Dostie. Nancy VanSchaik, Terri Klinker JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 51 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Girl’s Varsity Team: B Baxter. H Fitch. M Par sons. B Henry, A. Cousineau, L. Jackson, M Kiesel, C Carey Girl’s J.V. Team: P Ullman. K. Judd. P Knee. C. VanArsdale. V Nirschl, C Keller, M Denely. M Tomlinson Scorekeeper and Timers: C Bialt. D Griffin. N Nolette Sharon's Varsity Baseball had much more depth and returning players this year. They came back from a hazardous year to improve their record to 9 wins and 5 losses this year. We then competed in sectionals at Mohonasen where we were stopped 11 to 4 by the Warrensburg team. This was a victorious season with much enthusiasm and hard work. After this encouraging season we are looking forward to an even better season next year. BASEBALL Sharon 4 Cherry Valley 3 Sharon 6 Schoharie 3 Sharon 6 Greenville 18 Sharon 0 Berne 2 Sharon 7 Duanesburg 3 Sharon 3 Duanesburg 1 Sharon 10 Middleburg 12 Sharon 8 Middleburg 7 Sharon 8 Richmondville 5 Sharon 2 Richmondville 1 Sharon 7 Cherry Valley 5 Sharon 7 Greenville 10 Sharon 8 Berne Knox 5 Sharon 0 Schoharie 8 53 Mr Doig Mrs McFee Mr Brezmski Mr Bresett 54 SENIORS The time has come, the Walrus said To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and ceiling wax — And cabbages — and kings — And why the sea is boiling hot — And whether pigs have wings. 55 Daniel Bartlett “Danny” ‘‘Hey Brotha’ Vic, You find my hamma'? Eric Ashworth “Ric” “If you have time to do a job a second time, you have time to do it right the first. Douglas Bartlett “Doug” You can never plan the future by the past.” S6 Celina Bialt I want to do what I want to do and I want to be what I want to be. Brenda Baxter “Bren” ‘Doing your best is more important than being the best. Victor Bianchine “Vic” 'The great source of pleasure is variety. 57 Holly Fitch “Up ahead there are a thousand lives we may live; but when it comes it’ll only be one!’’ Steinbeck Colleen Brown Ferrone “The appearance of things changes according to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the magic and beauty are really in our- selves. David Graulich “Dave” 60 61 Barbara Henry “Barb” “I finally got it all together — but I forgot where I put it!” Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Terri Istle Barbara Harding “Barb” 62 Denise Jester Yesterday is only a dream, tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Robert Judd “Bob” 63 Margie Kiesel Donna Saccardi Sara Taylor Cherish yesterday dream tomorrow live today.” Laurie Schilde “I can't be contented with yesterday's glory. I can’t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment and now is my story. I’ll laugh and I’ll cry and I’ll sing.” 67 68 Mauro Vieira In February 1977, Mauro Becker Martins Vieira came to Sharon Springs from Belo Horizonte, Bra zil. He spent half his time here with the Class of '77 and half with our Class of '78. Mauro played Varsity Soccer, Baseball and, for a short time. Basketball. He returned to Brazil in January 1978. He is plan ning to go on to study at a univer sity there. We enjoyed having Mauro here with us and wish him the best of luck. MAURO 70 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR ADVISORS The class of 1978 would like to thank Mrs. Armandine Handy and Mr Thomas Heintzelman for all the time and effort they put in to help the class in its various activities. We will always gratefully remember their services. TILL THE WORLD ENDS THE COURT Laurie Schilde Mary Lee Parsons Margie Kiesel Queen Brenda Baxter King Victor Bianchine Robert Rolle Eric Ashworth Bryon Cousineau 72 It must have been fixed The finishing touch And so it goes Wishful thinking I’m m ecstacy SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER I luwa royal blood. 73 Remember the Prom night?... I didn’t think so. Danny, is the baby crying? Mrs. Lane,. . . Where's Rofle!” We are the Sharon Riders ... Laurie, remember your combination yet? Donna and Holly, you really know how to get us in trouble at the gorge. Vic, seen any orange pinto's lately? Barbi remember when you were a nice” girl? Bryon, quite a New Year's Eve, huh? Sue, did you ever get your rug white again? Dave, you re so vain, you probably think this sentence is about you. Mike, is Sue Hall's closet really that bad? Remember the Duanesburg game? Rob got 21, Bryon got 13, and Doug got 7 years bad luck! Hey Mary Lee, BANANA!! Want to go sit in the car and listen to the radio, Mary? Just because I live in Vermont doesn't mean I won’t come see you, Brenda. Tippicanoe and Barbie, too! Remember the Moose gang? Brian, remember your first day of school here and your first gym class A toast to. . . I never want to see 7 up again •- rj • •� Dave and Holly make the best cookies ■ (IT, John, you had fun at the prom! • 0 t ( I still think Acapulco or Columbia would be a great place to spend our “golden years. Coal Miners Met any good men at McDonald’s lately, Celina? Turn around, Celinda or I'll beat you with this stick!! Drive-ms Crunch , Barb, was that the roof? Brian, is the trunk comfortable? Let's see. . . How many can we fit in this car? Rob, next time you try to learn to drive a standard, don't put 20 lives at stake. Shale banks ... All American hangout. Laurie, did you really see fireworks or was it just a coincidence? Does anyone remember what happened in Rich's car. . What was in that little bottle, anyway? It’s all Dave's fault. . . and that girl is a bum. . . Why those little. . . Isn't it terrible when a smoke bomb turns nice boys into pyromaniacs? O K. troops, it's time to switch. Who gets the broom? Besides the Shale banks, the town barn was the best educational spot in Sharon for on the job training. CHRISTMAS BALL 1977 Mr McClure as Santa On December 17 the Clarion sponsored a Christmas Ball. It was a great success and everyone had a good time. 76 The originals of our class, the 17 students in the first picture, have sur vived Sharon Springs Cen tral for 13 years. The imports have |oined the gang somewhere along the way. Senior Class Officers: Eric Ashworth — President Celina Bialt — Vice President Denise Jester — Secretary Barbara Henry — Treasurer 78 (S 12 V 'tit, xfll ;«w. Y +£•'.,xj%' A ■•••’■’ Jr‘ Y. . � 2r 1, '%? i 1. ' v .«•. - i WSs VjtA V, rmti