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

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Thank. You The class of 1987 would like to thank our advi- sor, Mr. Richard Sanders. Although you were our silent advisor, you added something special to our success. You always had an appropriate re- mark or action to keep us in line, especially dur- ing our “balloon volleyball game. We will think about you all the time, especially during the pledge. You will be greatly missed Colonel Sanders. Luck and love always, The Class Of 1987 We would also like to thank Mrs. Helen Lane. We have greatly appreciated your talent, patience, and humor throughout our high school years. You have given us a new outlook on life and on young children. Things you have taught us will remain with us forever- more. Thank you for always being yourself and may the rest of your life be as enriching as you have made ours. With Sincere Respect and Admiration, The Class Of 1987 3

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Dedication Miss Barbara Bucclf rro We, the class of 1987, proudly dedicate the 1987 CLARION to our advisor and friend. Miss Barbara Bucciferro. Now seems like the best time to express our gratitude to you for tolerating our behavior for the past four years. The services that you put forth helped us with out success. The things that you have taught us will remain with us for the rest of our lives. Although at times you were impatient with us, we are now aware that most babysitters are occasionally. As we approach our gradua- tion day, we know you won't be missed as greatly, because you are in our heart and mind. It is with great pride and much appreciation that we dedicate this yearbook to you, BUTCHIE.

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Superintendent Mr. Ronald D Raqu tte The road to the top starts with small steps. The Class of 1987 are on their way to becoming successful, and pro- ductive members of the community and the nation. The educational background, opportunities, and activites offered your class in a small rural school environment have paved the way for excellence in your future. Remember small is better. It is not the quantity that counts, it is the quality that ultimately will make the dif- ference. Education in Sharon Springs Central School should be synonymous with Made in America . Both are marks of quality, pride, and craftsmanship. You, the Class of 1987, leave high school with a background that supports quality. In all your future endeavors, keep in mind that your ability to create products that are recognized for their quality is a direct result of your experiences in our school. Be a member of the community, and the nation, who in every small way, fo- cuses on producing quality that will some day become your legacy.