Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

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OUR EXCHANGE M STUDENT Dear Frlends Because the Amer1can Fleld Servlce learned the value of personal contact between nat1ons It orgamzed a student exchange program Thus was able to come from my home 1n England to spend a school year 1n your commun1ty I have enjoyed attendmg your school very much and I shall always have happy memorles of Shenendehowa Iwould llke to thank every one who made It posslble for me to come and also those who made me so welcome Ihave learned a great deal about Amerlca and I hope the thmgs I have been able to tell you about my own country w1ll encourage WHLQ One of the most 1mportant changes m the evolutxon to the young adult from the ch11d IS the development of understandmg not only of our fellow Amerlcans but of the whole world W1th the aid of the Amerlcan F1eld Serv1ce Forelgn Student Exchange Program we have reallzed th1s goal Lella P1-me our v1vac1ous Engllsh g1rl has shown us the dlffer ences xn our lwes and has helped us d1scover ldeas and ldeals common on both sldes of the ocean Lella qulck of thought and actlon IS full of the typlcal Engllsh pr1de and Splrlt Yet to those of us who know her well she seems Just lxke one of us We re golng to mlss you Lexla We hope you w1ll m1ss us too and w1ll come back to v1s1t us soon The Shenendehowa Students 33 I 5 ' f A A 54' . n A u , . I you to visit England someday.

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Wig' '01 l , . I ,Qi-fr f rf -N , -L I 'il C LIE ' Iv' Q w i' ,Q 'E ,111.,Q . iff? 6 six Y me -:, '- '3 1: BARBARA VAN O'LINDA Fortune 's favorite. AA A SI-IELDA WERNER A cheerful temper, joined with innocence will make beauty attractive. WILLIAM WINT ERS A man is known by his appearance. X ir,+f?1I?2 5,4-a 1.-A .3 1 -I 'S' if SANDRA WARNER There are more smiles in the world than there are tears. IAM ES WERNER A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. TERRY WHITNEY Silence is strength.

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CLASS JOE ANTENUCCI hrs fun lovrng ways to Beverly Klrne JOE BARANOWSKI hrs lrttle black book to the hrghest brdder JIM BARNDT hrs love for contemporary art to Drck Phrlo JANET BARNDT her chatter to Evelyn Barrett BARBARA BIETTE her even temper to Mr Elges WA LT BILINSKI hrs mechanrcal drawrng abrlrty to Charles Newell WAYNE BORNT hrs wrde awake go to rt sprrrt to Nelson Drummond JANET BREWSTER Mr Zeller rn the care of Judy Barber FLORENCE BURKE her natural curls to Beth Male BETSY CAMPBELL her abrlrty to arrrve rn the nrck trme to Shrrley Chounrere DON CARLSON hrs part of Tony Lumpkrn to Jerry Turner MARY LOU CHARBONNEAU her chewed frnger narls to future chemrstry students DOT CHRISTOPHER her shadow to her double Mrss Hubbard FRANK COSTA NZO as Lrttle Abner leaves complete rergn of Dogpatch to Janet FRANK DeVOE all hrs grrls to George Luce HELEN DANUSIAR leaves her socral book rn the nearest wastepaper basket PAT DEWEY Trrg class to anyone who wants to sleep thrrd perrod MARTY DUELL hrs shyness to Owen Srmmons STANLEY DWORAK hrs pleasrng personalrty to George McBam CDAISYJ EVARTS hrs basketball shoes to anyone who can frll them and the basket MAXINE FELTHOUSEN her Devrl s costume from Oogenrsrs to Janet Greene BEA FORTIN her trdy appearance as an example for the art room MERRILL HIANK hrs broken test tubes to the Janrtors DODY FURIOW a trre pump to Mr Barnhart CATHY GORCESKY her love for troopers to Dave Palmateer BETTY GOR1 her sense of humor to Mr Norton MONA GREGOIRE her tranqurlrty to Wrlly Tuck GARY HAIECK hrs argumentrve sprrrt to Ann Smrth MARGE HELIN her nrckname Ma to anyone wrth 59 chrldren SONIA HUZAR her pamt brush to Nelson Drummond ALVINA KNOROWSKI her honor prns to Brll Meade ANN KNOROWSKI her Job at Sandy Sprrngs to anyone wrth the MARGARET LIEDKIE her knee socks to Phyllrs Bruno AL MAGER an asprrrn supply for future yearbook ed IIOIS CLARE MARTIN a harrnet to Joyce Adsrt DAVE MEAGER the class money bags to Bgb Hotalrng PAUL NIELSEN hrs huntrrrg storres to the lrbrary frctron SCCIIOD abrlrty to flrrt Darsy Mae Carey I-A1 JANICE O BRIEN the Round Lake Sprrrt to Garl Torjussen +. 6-. NATA LIE PARAZYNSKI her patrent wartrng for her sarlor to Carol Hayner Z--2 X X NANCY PARKER her gum to any strong Jawed rndrvrdual CAROL PICHE the art productron to Ronnre Markowrtz and frrends SHIRLEY PREGENT her Yellow Rose of Texas drum solo to Mr Hrcks i HARTE REYNOLDS hrs leadershrp rn Dramatrcs to Ellen Peck ,--...f LANCE REYNOIDS hrs harrcut to Drck Allen ? zen 1. 'Tk L, J NT' xX 3- FRED JESKE - his melodious manner to the Troubadours. ff RX - X C P -- , Q P 7 X - - r