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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

Dedication Mrs. Harding The Seniors are pleased to announced that the 1985 CLARION is dedicated to Mrs. Dorothy Harding. We feel it is that extra effort she puts forth and her honest dedication to her profession which make her such a special teacher. Mrs. Harding was there when we had our first debuts in that box-office smash The Tortise and The Hare . We will always cherish those early years, especially the one made memorable by Mrs. Harding. We wish you happiness and thanks from the Class of 1985. 2 3 SHARON SPRINGS CENTRAL SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT MR. SMITH The class of 1985 leaves the Sharon Springs Central School at a time of unprecedented change in New York State's public education. The Regent's Action Plan and the Commissioner's Regulations will result in higher standards for all students. 1 am proud to be a part of a school system which requires more than the minimum re- quired by the current regulations. Your class will benefit from this experience, and you have enabled the Board and staff to further refine the program which will be offered to students in the future. Education is a never ending process. Take advantage of the higher education and vocational training opportu- nities to the best of your ability. The rate of change in the world is constantly increasing. You must make an effort to even maintain your present position in today's world. The Board of Education, staff, and administration extend their best wishes for success and happiness to the Class of 1985. 4 Mrs. Joan Baxter - Business Manager Board of Education Standing- Mr. Freeman Ashworth, Mrs. Bonitz Klemm, sitting- Mrs. Mary Jane Bianchine, Mr. Bill Munz, Mr. Paul Kling. 5 WELCOME to the detention room! You want to talk to who? This is the best class I have had all day! EXCUSE ME??? Dave and Roy. why can't you be more like the girls? Mr Bader Social Studies Mrs Bailey Learning Disabilities Mrs. Boggs Special Help Mrs. Brueck Math Computers Mr Brezinski Grade 6 Miss Bucciferro Business Mrs. Cechnicki Home Economics Mrs. Cobb Physical Education Mr. Holzer Science 7 Mrs. Hotaling Kindergarten Mrs. Kleinberger Grade One Mr. Lane Industrial Art Ag. Mr. Jones Music Mrs. Lane English Mr McClure Math Health Mrs. Mullen Speech Mrs. Nikolaus Art Mr Ordway Physical Education 8 Miss Peake Music Mrs Pendergrass Grade Four Mr Reddy Science Ms Springhorn Social Studies Mr Sanders English Communications Mrs. Schoff Spanish Mrs. Toomey Grade Two Mrs. Venette PSEN Mrs. Youngs English 9 FRIENDS FROM THE FILES Mrs. Schmitt School Nurse Mrs Hornauer - Teacher's Aide Mrs Wolfe - Teacher's Aide Mrs. Van Schaick - Library Aide Mrs. Weaver - Teacher's Aide 10 If You Could Escape Into The Contents Of A Book, What Character Would You Be A r� Wfir? his mother While Hamlet agonizes over what to do, Horatio stands by him as the true rriena, tneconnaant me advisor and assistant. 1 wish to have the balanced mixture of wisdom, humor, wit, and reliability whi h Horatio shows as he .ids th- hero Although he has few lines and mostly stands politely watching from th • sidelines during the entire drama that catches up the main characters, Horatio exemplifies the highest role I can aspire to m my stage ot life . . . true friend and honest helper. -Mr. Sanders If i could be any character in literature 1 would be Hercule Poiot, because he leads a very exciting life and is al- ways ten steps ahead of everyone else. -Miss Brenda Schoff Teachers BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS D. Cross, H. Lappeus. M. Mereness, E. Larkin, K Mallery T Slater J. DenBleyker M. Parsons-manager A. Stafford Cafeteria Staff What's for dinner, MARGE????? D. Vanderstad L. Bartlett Kindergarten Row 1- R. McCoy, J. Skalski, D. Duncan, R. Borden, F. Opdyke, E. Oska, K. Buczek, Row 2- B. Stater, FM. Fragosa, A. Lighthall M. Rullman, J. Rorick, B. Lambert, S. Hanes, B. Sommers, Row 3 - K. Kenedy, B. Edwards, C. King, L. Danis, B. Westfall, C. Rawleigh K. Hoose, T. Schoenfeld, L. Larkin, B. Lambert, S. Young, S. Ozden S. Pitt, Mrs. Hotaling. Grade One Row 1- J. Bell, J. Barlow, S. Fitzpatrick, K. Smith, K. McCarthy M. Miller, S. Stevens, Row 2- J. Bell J. Clarke, S. Brown, S. Salisbury, J. Bartlett, C. Daniels, K. McCoy, Row 3- C. Forsthoffer, T. Hoose, W. Bishop, Mrs. KLeinberger, M. Klemm, J. Eckler, C. Cummings, J. Lambert, B. VanHassel, J. Ordwa., A. Ambroz, S. Opdyke Grade Two Row 1- L. Edwards, L. Ostrander, K. Rawleson, B. Kelly, S. Lyler A. Betis, S. Sommers, Row 2- K. Olsen, D. Wagner, B. Byrnes, L. Smith C. Rawleigh, A. Lawyer, Row 3- S. Rose, F. Slater, L. Valetutto M. Miller, L. Davis, Mac Kenzie Hall, B. Roberts, N. Kling, J. Neale Mrs. Toomey Grade Three Row 1- D. Winnie, K. Kelley, J. Hazzard, K. Smith, M. Buczek, D. LYnk Row 2- T. Lambert, M. Westfall, A. Wolfe, A. Rowlison, C. Rullman, C. Salisbury, D. Empie, D. Walker, Row 3- T. Hoose, J. Everidge, H. Lighthall, S. Vanheertum, A. Pitt, T. Ostrander, B. Critchett, J. Wolfe, S. Ozden, A. DeGeorge. Mrs. Walton. 17 Grade Four Row 1- A. Parsons, J. Barlow, A. Beach, D. Duncan, M. Bartlett, K. Lambert, Row 2- A. Vrooman, L. Ambroz, S. Rose, J. Murphy, d. Hayner, M. Edwards, J. Kling, M. Keaney, Row 3- L. Miller, V. Kennedy, J. Pitt, P. Venette, L. Tichy, R. Cross, Mrs. Pendergrass, M. Wohr, T. Trafton, A. Lape, W. O'Hart, K. Merwin. Grade Five Row 1- R. Pynn, K. Slater, T. Klinker, C. Olsen, W. Crofts, J. Oksa, Row 2- M. Bell, B. Wolfe, S. Slater, S. Byrnes, N. Walker, C. Cater, J. Jackson, R. Whitbeck, Row 3- J. Shondra, A. Rorick, J. Ki. jy, B. Compton, R. King, J. Westfall, M. Manchester, Mrs. Harding, P. Kennedy, D. Tripp, J. Bowers. Grade Row 1- L. Davis, V. Hazzard, Z. Boggs, K. Walther, C. Doxey, Row 2- T. O'Hart, S. Van Arsdal, K. DiPace, J. Slater, N. Klemm, B. Smith, K. Warner, Row 3- R. Roberts, S. Lane, T. Lambert, M. Nirschl, Mr. Brezinski, B, Magnum, G. Roberts, J. Rullman, A. Weitz. 19 Row 1- L. Fitzpatrick, J. Jackson, J. Olsen, L. Kennedy,, Row 2- D. Venette, M. Olsen, B. Buczek, S. Desmond, Mr. Bader, K. Miller, R. Ambroz, C. Springstead, J. Herholz, Row 3- T. Kirby, R. Kruger, A. Kling, M. Van Heertum, J. Bolster, J. Hornauer, A. Mickle, C. Duncan, B. Salzman, D. Moore, S. Cater. Row 1- M. Vanderstad, S. Van Arsdale, D. Slater, B. DiPace, Mrs. Youngs, J. Everidge, S. Manillen, T. Burgos, T. Ozden, Row 2- D. Venette, M. Bartlett, A. Saccardi, D. Empie, M. Hornauer, H. Ellis M. Duncan, J. Madden, E. Warner, S. Herholz, M. Fletcher. Eighth Grade Row 1- R. Euler, D. Davis, R. DeGeorge, Row 2- M. Tessier, C. Lape, M. Lambert, M. Holzer, T. Pessolano, M. Roberts, M. Betts, Row 3- J. King, S. Wagner, S. Edwards, H. Bishop, R. Bautochka, J. Lawyer, K. Lane, F. Bollerman, T. Woodcock, C. Denice, missing: S. Burr, K. Byrnes. Row 1- J. Rose, S. Negus, D. Salzman, A. Schondra, L. Jackson, G. Vetter, T. Shearer, A. Edwards, Row 2- L. Bowers, C. Walther, D. Costello, D. Wilder, D. Rullman, J. Van Heertum, A. Marshall, L. Lambert, C. Borden, J. Van Patten. Mrs. Nikolaus 21 Freshmen Row 1- E. Klemm, T. Bianchine, D. Roberts, D. Parsons, P. Empie, B. Cater, G. Euler, J. Griffin, D. Cross, Row 2- L. Brown, T. Rullman, G. Herholz, K. Pomella, H. Murphy, H. Lynk, D. Boyle, H. Schoenfeld, Row 3- L. Cummings, J. Keany, C. Van Heertum, D. Skalski, D. Miller, Row 4- S. Edwards, K. Hayner, J. KLing, B. Smith, L. Osterhout, Row 5- P. Tows, D. Doxey, C. Curtis, C. Roberts, Mr. Reddy Mr. Lane. Officers President . . . Chris Van Heertum Vice President . . . Krista Hayner Secretary . . . Jennifer Kling Treasurer . . . Debbie Boyle 23 SOPHOMORES Row 1- L. Nikolaus, D. Wohr, L. Merwin, J. Brown, H. Manchester, P. Baxter, J. Madden, K. Neale, L. Roberts, Row 2- Ms. Bucciferro, D. MacFadden, S. Kovac, M. Deneley, J. Shearer, Row 3- T. Countryman, V. Wright, B. Cummings, M. Desmond, D. Tessier, T. Manchester, E. Walther, D. Stafford, Mr. Sanders. Officers President . . . Denise Stafford Vice President . . . Pam Baxter Secretary . . . Billy Johnstone Treasurer . . . Lisa Nikolaus 25 Juniors Row 1- T. Tessier, R. Costellanos, T. Parotti, B. Parotti, C. Winnie, J. Fergeuson, J. Marshall, R. Klinker, J. VanAler, Row 2- L. Hall, S. Van Dyke, T. Hayner, C. Washington, V. Critchet, M. Bautochka, G. Pawlaczyk, J. Burr, P. Compton, Mr. McClure, J. Nirschl, K. Osterhoudt, C. Palmer, D. Dostie, K. Halsdorf, J. VanHeertum, Mrs. Brueck, E. Salzman, J. Krueger, K. Herholz, M. Hornauer, J. Davenport, J. Lynk. Officers President . . . Rich Klinker Vice President . . . Linda Hall Secretary . . . Jami Krueger Treasurer . . . Kelly Herholz 27 T. Hopkins H. Neville Hi-Tech B. Vetter J. Griffin G. Euler R. Euler Afternoon Morning C. Winnie B. Cummings C. Coons J. Mars'-ill Exchange Students Hello, my name is Ricardo Castellanos Ruedo. 1 am an exchange student in Sharon Springs. I come from a city southwest of Mexico City called Guadalajara. I have had a lot of fun in all the sports in which I have participated, and in those that I have only been a spectator. I have also enjoyed the other activities I have been a part of in school. I would like to thank all the people who have helped me during the ten months I have been here, and especially the Sander's family who opened their home to me here. My name is Chris Washington. I am seventeen years old, and I am from Mexi- co. I was an exchange student at Sharon Springs Central School for one year, and I was part of the class of 1986. When I first came to Sharon Springs, it was very hard because of the different language, and new people. Thanks to my host parents and family, The (Roy) Van- Heertum's, and people like The Hayner's, The Lynk's, Mr. Vacca, and my new friends, I had a great year. 29 E 'im ’ ► '■tP' The Europe Club; top row: Carleen Roberts, Mike Desmond, Jim Boyle, Roy Hall, Krista Hayner, Tara Hayner, next, Mike Desmond, Jami Krueger, Jill VanHeer- tum, kneeling, Bruce Pomella, Tony Bianchine, Jim Shearer, Kathy Pomella, floor- Pam Baxter, absent from photo: David Parsons, Dan Parsons, Betty Farro, Kathy Hill. During the April Vacation, 18 S.S.C.S students had the oppor- tunity to experience the glories of Paris, the cosmopolitan atmo- sphere of Brussels, the charm of Amsterdam, the towns of the mighty River Rhine, and the re- freshing sparkle of Lucerne; all combined in an exciting five- country Study Tour arranged by Deborah Springhorn in coopera- tion with EF institute for cultural exchange. Some Highlights of our trip included: - 2 nights in Paris - A floating flower market in Amsterdam - Cologn's Gothic Cathedral - A cruise down the Rhine - A ride through the Black Forest - Cog railway ride up Mt. Pilatus - An evening of Swiss folklore and Fondue. Color Guard: kneeling- Amy Schondra, Karen Lane, Jackie Rullman, standing-Lynea Bowers, Jennifer Kling, Krista Hayner, Melanie VanHeertum, Kathy Pomella. The S.S.C.S. Color Guard has participated in vartious competitions this year. They took first place in the Class B class at Mount Pleasent. At the Sherbourne-Earlville show they placed third. They also competed in the Katie Corps Show at Morrisville Central School. We would like to congradulate them in their recent success. Doug Handy and Bruce Pomella building the skating pond for the S.S.C.S. students. With This Ring■ I Thee Wed On December 14th the Senior Home Economics held a mock wedding. The bride was Cindy Gartelman and the Groom was Mike Walther. Fred Winker was the best man, and Angela DiPace was the matron of honor. Bobbi Jo Webb performed the ceremo- ny. We wish the happy couple many years of joy. Being a part of this class is hard work. It's being part of a team. Having to accept responsibility. And finding out what responsibility means. We have a lot of enthusiasm, Confidence, and ability; We are leaders And a symbol of vitality. We contain a never ceasing interest. With determination and devotion, A strong will to help out others; Those who constitute our emotions. Being in the CLASS of 1987 is an honor An honor meant to share Regarded as a priceless gift To create spirit everywhere. We are people with high standards And honest character too. We learned to put differences aside To support ourselves and our school. But deeper than this„it's a feeling. A way of making friends Knowing that you're a leader. Giving where life begins- Sometime feeling tense or nervous Laughing yet striving to win. Accepting the disappointment of defeat But always willing to try again. Working for many hours We've had our misery and aches. Always wanting to improve. Realizing the work it takes. Showing others the joy of working together as one, Showing the importance of never giving up. Until the job is done. Being proud of the positions we hold, Nuturing all our dreams. Now facing a world full of opportunity. This is what the CLASS of 1987 means. Denise Stafford Activities Varsity Club Row 1- Coach Ordway, C. Dufresne, R. Klinker, L. Hall, T. Ethington, Coach Cobb, row 2- D. Parsons, J. Nirschl, T. Hayne-, L. Nikolaus, D. Stafford, C. VanHeertum, B. Farro, D. Boyle, row 3- M. DeGeorge, J. Krueger, R. Nikolaus, K. Hill, J. Burr, H. Lynk, R. Castel- lanos, J. Lynk, K. Halsdorf, D. Dostie, J. VanHeertum, J. Madden, H. Manchester, row 4- A. DiPace, J. Kling, H. Rosenthal, H. Murphy, K. Hayner, B. Smith, D. Parsons, top-M. Bautochka, B. Johnstone. Coach Ordway, Coa- ch Cobb Student Council Row 1- J. Fergueson D. Nolette A. DiPace F. Klinker C. DuFresne Row 2- J. Madden K. Neale K. Herholz J. Nirschl Row 3 - K. Hayner D. Miller C. VanHeertum H. Herholz S. VanDyke Row 4 - D. McFadden M. Bartlett M. Hornaur S. Manillen A. Kling J. Keaney T. Shearer D. Nolette M. Hornaur C. Defresne K. Hill Clarion Staff H. Rosenthal H. Wright K. Hill F. Klinker R. Nikolaus B. Webb D. Fletcher B. Pomella A. DiPace D. Nolette B. Farro Photographers- T. Hopkins, B. Pomella. Cover Design- B. Pomella F.H.A. Row one- Mrs. Cechnicki, F. Bollerman, P. Baxter, D. Stafford, K. Lane, row two- J. Madden, T. Manchester, D. Wohr, L. Nikolaus, D. Nolette, row three- K. Hayner, J. Kling, K. Pomella, L. Osterhoudt, A. DiPace, C. Edwards, row four- J. Krueger, J. VanHeertum, S. VanDyke, S. Edwards, H. Wright, C. Gartleman, row five- C. Springstead, L. Salzman, T. Kirby, B. Salzman, T. Hayner. F.B.L.A. Kneeling- J. Kling, D. Davis, D. Purcell, R. Hall, S. Wagner, D. McFadden, T. Woodcock, D. Wohr, Mrs. Buccifero, J. Madden, S standing from left to right- H. Bishop, T. Rullman, D. Brown, P. Baxter, C. Edwards, D. Nolette, A. DiPace, D. Stafford, L. Nikolaus, A. Schondra, V. Critchett, B. Farro, F. Bollerman, L. Hall, M. Betts, K. Lane, H. Manchester, M. Roberts. Christmas Wish T'was the week before Christmas And all through the school Came whispers of the curious What's the total, break the rule. But Mrs. C. in her kitchen And Mr. Smith in his places Both said not a word, Just had grins on their faces. On a day in October Some 44 strong Raised 1,800 dollars By pedaling along. The raffle tickets Were sold here and there Fruit, Christmas ornaments And a doll with no hair. The bottles were stacked From the ceiling to floor And with every new day Came the cry of Not more? While down in the kitchen Our Marge and her crew. Cot set to serve Ham To a hundred or two. The pennies were collected for age and for weight. But some gave much more Their numbers not to relate. The coins added up The cans they did fill And they were all counted And wrapped with a will. Then came the last day Our efforts all tried We still had to wait And listen with pride. As Jim Lenard announced Sharon Springs, Number One In per student's contributions! We really had won! Christmas Wish is over. For another year. But kids can help kids That much we’ve clear. WCY gave the challenge We accept all right To help the sick children And make their eyes bright. (Peg Hotaling) 39 Booster Club Walt Manko, Tony DiPace, Harold Hall Jr. Band Front- M. Manchester, K. DiPace, B. Pynn, kneeling- T. Lambert, V. Hazzard, S. Slater, N. Klemm, J. Rullman, S. VanArsdale, J. Bowers, J. Oksa, S. Lane, B. Mangum, seated- B. Smith, B. Crofts, B. Wolfe, J. Schondra, J. Westfall, Miss Peake, T. Klinker, N. Walker, P. Kennedy, L. Fitzpatrick, A. Weitz, J. Olsen, back row- M. Bartlett, S. Desmond, M. Olsen, B. Salzman, A Saccardi, M. Fletcher, A. Kling, M. VanHeertum, B. DiPace, S. VanArsdale, D. Empie, D. Salzman, J. Everidge, G. Roberts, D. Slater Sr. Band Front- K. Hayner, S. Desmond, D. Slater, M. Olsen, J. Kling, M. VanHeertum, M. Bartlett, kneeling- D. Empie, M. Fletcher, A. Saccardi, A. Kling, J. Everidge, S. VanArsdale, D. Wilder, seated- T. Manchester, J. Burr, H. Murphy, J. VanHeertum, J. Krueger, Miss Peake, M. Desmond, D. Parsons, D. Salzman, H. Schoenfeld, D. Wohr, K. Neale, back row- R. Krueger, T. Hayner, B. Salzman, J. VanPatten, L. Hulbert, D. Parsons, B. Pomella, K. Osterhoudt, K. Kovac, B. Farro, K. Lane, A. Schondra, L. Bowers, T. Johnstone, R. Hall, R. Nikolaus, C. Roberts, L. Osterhoudt, K. Pomella, C. Curtiss. Absent- S. Burr, E. Klemm Jazz Band Seated- D. Empie, B. Pomella, K. Neale, Miss Peake, L. Bowers, R. Hall, L. Hulbert, back row- D. Parsons, K. Kovac, J. Krueger, B. Farro, T. Johnstone, K. Osterhoudt, D. Wilder Marching Band Front row- F. Bollerman, J. VanHeertum, T. Rullman,S. VanArsdale, Miss Peake, T. Hayner, T. Klinker, L. Salzman, T. Pessolano, first row- B. DiPace, B. Pynn, M. Bartlett, S, Desmond, S. VanArsdale, D. Slater, H. Murphy, e! Klemm, A. Saccardi, D. Empie, R. Krueger, J. Everidge, L. Jackson, second row- M. Fletcher, D. Salzman, H. Schoenfeld, J. VanPatten, C. Curtis, T. Manchester, third row- A. Kling, L. Nikolaus, D. Wohr, J. VanHeertum, B. Farro, K. Kovac, J. Burr, R. Nikolaus, J. Krueger, T. Ethington, R. Hall, D. Parsons, L. Hulbert, B Pomel'i, K. Osterhoudt, B. Salzman, Back row- J. Rullman, M. VAnHeertum, L. Bowers, K. Pomella, K. Lane, A. Schondra, J. Kling, K. Hayner. Sr. Chorus Front three- L. Fitzpatrick, B. DiPace, J. Olsen Kneeling- M. Betts, L. Jackson, F. Bollerman, T. Rullman J. Lynk L. Hall A. DiPace D. Nolette K. Hill Seated- D. Empie J. Burr K. Hayner J. VanHeertum, J. Krueger Di- rector-Miss Peake T. Hayner F. Klinker L. Salzman D. Wohr K. Neale Standing- T. Manchester M. VanHeertum K. Klemm B. Salzman B. Pomella D. Parsons K. Kovac B. Farro K. Lane L. Bowers A. Schondra L. Osterhoudt K. Pomella R. Kruger V. Critchett S. VanDyke S. Hornauer Back row- A. Kling J. Kling H. Rosenthal R. Nikolaus C. Roberts P. Compton J. Madden C. Curtis Absent: L. Nikolaus L. Kennedy H. Schoenfeld, T. Tessier J. Everidge 4 M J i J-V Sth And 6th Chorus Chon,' Row 1- A. Weitz K. DiPace B. Kling J. Rullman T. O'Hart S. VanArsdale Row 2- N. Walker C. Olsen M. Manchester B. Pynn S. Slater T. Lambert Row 3- P. Kennedy B, Wolfe J. Jackson T. Rorick J. Bowers Director- Mr. William Jones Absent- J. Slater J. Schondra Row 1- A. Parsons B. Cross A. Vrooman M. Bartlett J. Kling W. O'Hart L. Tichy Row 2- A. DeGeorge S. Oz- den D. Lynk M. Keaney J. Murphy M. Wohr D. Hayner D. Duncan A. Beach L. Ambroz Row 3- K. Smith J. Hazzard J. Barlow K. Lambert M. Edwards L. Miller V. Kennedy A. Lape My Fair Lady CAST Eliza Doolittle Professor Henry Higgins Colonel Hugh Pickering Alfred P. Doolittle Mrs Pearce Mrs Higgins Freddy Eynesford-Hill Mrs. Eynesford-Hill Zoltan Karpathy Kathy Hill Tim Schilde David Parsons Tom Jozifek Suzanne Hayner Helen Rosenthal Fred Klinker Jean Burr Eben Klemm Other cast and chorus; Jami Krue- ger. Dan Parsons, Tara Hayner. Rich Klinker, Kathy Pomella. Bruce Po- mella, Henry Neville, Julie Burr. Judy Madden, Jill VanHeertum. Michele Hornauer. Susan VanDyke, Amy Schondra. Helene Wright, Krista Hayner, Jennifer Kling, Terri Man- chester, Carleen Roberts. Christa Curtiss. Fumiyo Tsuchiya. Peggy Compton. Varsity Row 1 - C. Dufresne R. Nikolaus T. Ethington D. Bartlett Coach Ordway Row 2 - M. Desmond R. Winker J. Shearer E. Klemm M. DeGeorge B. Smith H. Lynk D. Parsons D. Dostie R. Hall Row 3 - R. Castel- lanos D. Parsons M. Bautochka B. Johnstone J. Fergueson Soccer Row 1 - B. Farro D. Stafford T. Hayner L. Hall Coach Cobb Row 2 - G. Vetter A. DiPace J. Lynk D. Boyle T. Rullman L. Nikolaus Row 3 -J. VanHeertum C. Van- Heertum K. Hayner J. Kling H. Manchester J. Madden L. Cummings Row 4 K. Kovac J. Krueger K. Hill J. Burr H. Murphy J. Nirschl Managers: T. Klinker C. DiPace B. Pynn 46 Row 1 - C. Dufresne B. Farro A. DiPace J. Fergueson Row 2 R. Nikolaus K. Kovac K. Hill T. Ethington Row 3 - M. DeGeorge R. Hall D. Parsons Girls Varsity Hoop On floor: Capt. B. Farro, C. VanHeertum, kneeling: D. Boyle, H. Murphy, standing: Coach Cobb, D. Stafford, L. Roberts J. VanHeertum, J. Nirschl, J. Davenport Boys J. V. Hoop Kneeling: D. Parsons, E. Betts, T. Countryman, B. Smith, H. Lynk, M. Desmond, A. Marshall, E. Klemm, standing: J. Shearer, B. Cummings, D. Cross, V. Wright, M. Buatochka, D. Wilder, B. Johnstone, Coach Reddy J. V. Cheerleaders H. Wright, K. Pomella, D. Stafford, K. Herholz, J. Burr, J. VanHeertum, L. Osterhout 49 Boys Varsity Hoop Kneeling- J. Marshall, T. Johnstone, T. Schilde, C. Wlasiuk, T. Ethington, J. Boyle, standing- Manag- er-B. Bautochka, D. Bartlett, L. Hulbert, C. Purcell, D. Dostie, R, Nikolaus, Coach Ordway. Varsity Cheerleaders From left to right- K. Hayner, J. Krueger, A. DiPace, J. Kling, J. Lynk, B. Farro, T. Hayner, L. Hall. Ad- visors: Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Van Heertum. Home Coming The Homecoming Court: Kathy Hill, Denise Nolette, Bobbi Jo Webb, Angela DiPace. Homecoming Queen 1984: Kathy Hill Seniors 59 Hey Bobbi, it helps to walk with your eyes open! Don't be afraid, it's food. Really! Dave, you're actually working?! At it again Elwood? I thought they didn't allow animals in| school?! They did WHAT? Duh Bruce!' Remember When iff. I Ta Roy, was that ditch Comfortable? Carol, what does a locker look like from the inside Where's what's his name? Mike, I heard you're moving to Florida . . . Again! Dave, remember that infamous shade in Ms. Springhorn'sj’oom? THE EXECUTIONER Are you Reddy? No, he's next door!! Chuck, want to try out the sterilizer in Mr. Holzer'f roorrfl Springy, remember the centerfold map in your room? Steve, that's a sidewalk, not the driveway! THE SHADOW Remember when Mi ke W. go. his name in the papei for being tfie What was that? Oh Kathy just sneezed. ANIMAL Denise, remember that cot? SissVgXHECK! Dave . . . you'reWtually here! Todd, good little Boy Scouts don't cut their hands, fcHey Jer, agt a dance floor, it's a truck, | Tom Juda yousnoiddn't go'arourtd kissing married men! ' ' You want Mustangs? T got Mustangs.jAny year, any color, any condition. Just Hey, Betty, there is a full moon out torrtght. No, P: ice. It s not the Space shuttle, it's an airplane Kim where's the pink bathing suit? Angela it seems that you split early one day from gym class. . 5 Chgis, you better buy a Ford before vour Camero falls apari! Hey Lenny, here comes PhiTT Chris Coons, do you have any Bubble Yum? Fred, remember the roses on the front seat? It was so mysterious and secre£feV|. andjpjce. 1 st radioactive kid in the country? Junior Prom - 1984 The Sharon Springs Central School's Ju- nior Prom of 1984 was held on Saturday, May Nineteenth, at nine o'clock. The band which entertained that night was Rosewood, and the theme was Heaven . The Prom Court was as follows: King . . . Rich Nikolaus Queen . . . Denise Nolette First Prince . . . Tracy Hopkins First Princess . . . Betty Farro Second Prince . . . Tim Schilde Second Princess . . . Helene Wright Third Prince . . . Todd Ethington Thrid Princess . . . KAthy Hill Seniors Row 1: kneeling, Kim Kovac, Denise Nolette, Jerry Brown Row 2: Angela Dufresne, Dee Fletcher, Wayne Jester, Jeff Manchester, Chuck Dufresne, Helen Rosenthal, Mike DeGeorge, Carol Stafford, Ralph Duarte, Corine Edwards, Angela DiPace, Fred Klinker, Chris Coons, Bruce Pomella, Mike Walther Row 3: Sitting, Helene Wright, Kathy Hill, Cindy Gartelman, Betty Farro, Ms. Springhom, Bobbi Jo Webb Row 4: Chris Wlasiuk, Rich Nikolaus, Tom Judd, Tom Johnstone, Todd Ethington, Roy Hall, Dave Purcell, David Parsons, Jim Boyle, Leonard Hulbert Class Officers: President- Denise Nolette Vice President- Chuck Dufresne Secretary- Kathy Hill Treasurer- Tom Judd Advisors: Ms. D. Springhom Mrs. D. Cechnicki 66 Christine Ann Coons Eeyore Let's dance, dance with a special per- son the rest of our lives. Change is the law of life. Those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future. J.F.Kennedy Jerry R. Big James Louis Boyle Jim 67 68 Charles J. Dufresne Chuck (Shadow) Angela Rose DiPace Angela A lifetime isn't nearly long enough to figure out what it is all about. Angela Dufresne Angel Love is a paradise, it is everywhere. 'Only the Shadow knows. Corine Lynn Edwards Weenie If we learn from our mistakes, then we're getting a fantastic education. Todd Jay Ethington Psycho Elizabeth Mary Farro Betty 69 Remember me as I am today, For to- morrow today is gone. Joseph Ferguson Joe leaves are falling all around. It's time to be on my way. Thanks to you I'm much obliged. It’s been such a pleasant stay. Led Zepplin D'Argus Edwin Fletcher D 'Shut up! Cynthia Gartelman Cindy (Andy) I took the road less traveled, but each must find his own. 70 Roy F. Hall Roy Katherine Helene Hill Kathy You ask me the way ahead. Ahead of myself as well as ahead of you. To- gether we shall find the way. G.B. Shaw Cindy Lee Herholz Cindy 'To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson 71 Tracy K. Hopkins I do not want everyone to like me, for 1 would think less of myself if some did. You are today where your thoughts have brought you: you will be tomor- row where your thoughts take you. James Allen Leonard Hulbert Jerry Johnson J.J. Thomas Johnstone Tom Thomas John Judd Tom 74 Fredrick Michael Klinker Fred Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that can- not fly. Langston Hughes You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. Kimberly E. Kovac Kim Jeff Manchester Jeff Henry Gordon Neville Have you smoked your tires today?!' Richard P. Nikolaus Rich Not all those people who know their mind know their hearts as well. La Rocheforeca uld 75 Denise Ann Nolette Dunker You will never have a better tomor- row if you keep thinking about yester- day all of the time. David A. Parsons Dave If I had been at the creation, I would have given some helpful hints for the better arrangement of the Universe. Alfonso the Wise King of Castille V Bruce A. Pomella Bruce Someday in the midst of time, when they ask me if I know you. I'll smile and say you were a friend of mine ... Alan Parsons 76 David L. Purcell Dave” Tomorrow is upon us, but where has yesterday gone. Helen M. Rosenthal Animal Life is but a walking shadow... Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury sig- nifying nothing. Macbeth Shakespeare Timothy Schilde Tim 77 Carol Stafford Time hurries on. Look and it's gone, The changing of the Autumn tide. The hopes that live. The dreams that die. Moody Blues Michael F. Walther Mike Hope is the thing with feathers which perches on the soul. Emily Dickenson Bobbi Jo Webb BJ How monotonous the sounds of the forest would be if the music came only from the top ten birds. Dan Bennett 78 Christopher Wlasuik Chris If you can find a path with no obsta- cles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere. Frank A. Clark Helene Marie Wright Sissy There are two sorts of truths about all of us. there is that which we only know and that which the world knows. Don Marquis Nothing is going on here, really!