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

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V in I 1. ,,,,,.Q, ,- or 19-1-14.-,', 41---nh ymr 1' X f I I Mob scene-Moving-up Day 1959 4 W 4- x , 'n ' Mr. Zeller, dressed as nattily as usual, re- The yearbook staff took a break after a ceived an award from Bob Sweeney, also hectic morning of mass production picture neatly dressed. taking. 3 ' , , at Dorothy Boyack was Cafeteria Manager Pat DeVoe was secretary in Guidance 86 on Teacher Dayw. Naturally she re- . . . looks busy. ported later to Mrs. Gibbs.

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Seated: Gail Henness, Diana Gori, Shirley Luse, Pres., Mary DeMartino, Vice-Pres., Judith Gutbush, Seo, Patricia DeVoe, Treas., Sandra Garlo, Patricia Dickerman Standing: Dorothy Manley, Janice Moran, Patricia Wielt, Gay Howard, Jane Luse, Nancy Peck, Miss Hubbard, Dianne Johnson, Betsy Buffoni, Carol Kuhlberg, Pamela Piche, Dorothy Boyack Qizfabfeatgeza The students in Girls, Leaders were chosen for ability, cooperation, and scholar- ship. In serving as leaders of regular gym classes and acting as officials at intramural contests, the members arrived at the first of their two goals, namely to demonstrate the ability to lead others. In succeeding to excite interest in other girls in the general necessity for athletic participation, the girls arrived at their other incentive, which was to demonstrate their own personal interest in physical Fitness. Their programs were sound and eliiective. Meetings took place after school under the direction of Miss Hubbard and Shirley Luse, club president. Seatrd Al R-Table: Roger DesForges, James Easton, Ronald Gibbs, VVilliam Husson, Gharles Bailey Seated At S-Table and Standing: Jonathan Bosworth, Robert Spaugh, Frederick Bradshaw, Peter Zakriski, Michael Kasper, James Shea, Richard Harlow, Ray- mond Jobin, Joseph Habesch, Graig Moore The purpose of the Hi-Y is to creat and extend high standards of Christia character throughout the school, homt and community. The main platform c the group contains clean speech, sport manship, scholarship, and living. Unde the direction of Mr. Charles Edgingtoi id the club assisted in the American Fiel Service Drive, sponsored the intramurz Hifi' league games, and sponsored Student Da'

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6lfLl:0'C Yyitla Ctr Row I Carolyn Dempsey, Beverley Ayotte, Pamela Harris, Donna Lawrence, Phyllis Male, Jonnean Gaydushek Row 2 Michael Hines, Steven Jarose, Robert Lawrence, Harold Wheeler, James Jerose, Robert Adsit, Robert Kolasienski .5 Yorkers are junior members of the New York State Historical Association. These young people study and discover'historical data about their community and state. They enjoyed Held trips to historical sites, attended de- bates, gave reports and uncovered local traditions. i'History Can Be Fun was their theme and they worked studiously at proving this to be true. at mmf az. Jyaia Ctr Q Row I Denise Tanski, Teresa Riberdy, Paula Louprette, Marlene Kessler Row 2 Edward Horton, james Demp- sey, Brewster Paley, Linda Palmer, Sharon Bailey, Susan Kowsky, Bonnie Reed, Mary , l Ellen Keefner, Judith Fountaine, Mary Genevick, Mary Welch, John Burns, Richard Morris Row 3 Nancy Austin, Bertha LaChap- pelle, Carolyn Michalski, Joyce Ayotte, Donna Pasquarell, Susan House, Clorinda Cioppa, Carol Leque, Sharon Blodgett, Jennifer Marsh Row 4 Cheryl Bethel, Christina Cord- sen, Barry Smi, YVilliarn Riley, Carl Cal- kins, Allen Ayotte, Stanley Borden, Scott Niorey, John Azarkevich, James Kolasien- ski, Bruce Tanski, Michael Welch, Aleta Gagnon, lNIary Niichael Hill Row 5 Raymond Golowaty, Thomas La- ponia, Noel Hinrichs, Michael Kenny Mark Hatlee, Dale Diver, Randall Mac- Neil, Dennis Dalpe 87 7 wa -9'