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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1972 volume:

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Her role in our own school's A.F.S. program is very important, and she is presently serving as chairman of the Am- ericans Abroad Committee for the American Field Service Interna- tional Scholarships Incorporated. In her own quiet way, Miss Simmons has been serving Shenen- dehowa since its origin. She has been working on an individual basis with students, helping them to overcome difficulties. All too often a person such as this goes unrecognized by a world too hurried to see more than just the brightest stars in the sky. We have stopped to take a closer look, and that is why we have chosen Miss Margaret A. Simmons as one of our special, beautiful people. Leautiful people, helping individuals in quiet, behind the scene ways. fo them goes our appreciation, and our respect. Mr. DelNegro Mr. Victor DelNegro serves in his official capacities as Shenendehowa's drama teacher, speech therapist, and advisor of the Drama Club. However, members of our student body know him as much more than that. This man has shown himself to be a true friend-always finding time to talk to students and lend a helping hand. He is there to give sound advice, yet at the same time is able to help students assume responsibilities on their own. More im- portantly, he makes them realize that these responsibilities go hand in hand with priv- ileges, a fact of which many need to be reminded. Of all the types of beautiful people, Mr. DelNegro is a do-er, always doing some- thing for the school. He is well known for his drama productions, helping with dances, building the junior-Senior Snack Bar, and fighting for our Senior privileges. Characteristics that make Mr. DelNegro the person that he is are his great sense of humor, his willingness to try new ideas, and his active imagination. His most out- standing quality, however, is his willingness to give of himself completely, and that is truly the best gift of all. ,Q ,wgkr Spic and Spun woultln't leave all that dirt. J. Edgar Hoover has men everywhere If you expect me to do that assignment, you're cracked! It would help if you used a camera! an if l've been watching it for an hour and it hasn't The ultimate in relaxation. changed yet. E 21 r l ,QQ Get the point? Shenendehowa Plainsman? LAL an u ' The ' library loungers MN 2 V' 5' N .. 5 e Ash's Hasheryn Juliet, Juliet. Wherefore arrirhou Juliet? -.........M. Q. Mr. Leonard L. Amlaw, Principal an-A if 'fri' Mr. Edward A. Curran, Vice-Principal Mr. Charles Edgington, Guidance Director 2.1-YQ: Mrs. Marion Averill, Secretary to Mr. Mrs. Joan Fuller, Secretary to Mr, Curl-an Amlaw 1 Mr. Paul Perreault, Senior class P lf'----f' Mrs. Gertrude Durand, Sophomore class Clam lx A Mrs. Marilyn Adsit, Secretary 63775 '-if Mrs. Lucy Healey, Secretary 11 57. 1, K f X . . '36 ffzf -ii' ew , Q JP 'wr 'xg-...W V-..............m 7 l, n Y l S M., .W.....4-nil Mr. Michael Palma, junior class ...-is . ,,.v Q Mr. Lance Ida, Freshman class If that thing clicks once more . . Q And now for the acid test! And this is the Morning News . . Better try the Kazoo-it's easier to pla' with two fingers! Make your own kind of music. fff iii fff li ' Q Mary McArdle, Miss SCS Expression of individuality QQMQEM If helps if You Plug it in' Bimey' Gee I don't feel any different! Well, it's kinda green with squiggly legs and . . Why don't you watch what you're doing. f i 4 n Story Hour N? We really should ask for better hours. 'wwuwm Review ,,,um.., . Shen Spirit The last minute cram Hai Karate Yell 42797 Peppermint Twist Whatever's happening here ain't exactly clear. 4 In a booth in the back, in a comer in the dark Happiness is . . Chosen for the court for vt, 222 179 Qi Y 2,Qy9?,r may I , Aw, I 9 I , 9 0 ff Q: S5i:'i1'96vf Saws' Q f Q0 D YA , wi 9 'if 6 4 A514 0 Wu, diff ffl - , mam? N s +10 X ,rv essecl in holiday style . . . 'J M ., Q .. ,,.. J .5 .2 ..., ,X 'f .3 ,1Q5.q. Q R is fl gg Q tl i in 'ii Q' x nikki ,r S ix iff, 5 F 1 yi Lx il 3 6' Q Ji ws GQ5 ,l In the air tl1ere's a feeling of Christmas A token of remembrance gg ff? Merry Christmas! MY A time to dance The bell of the ball So Much For The hit parade , M. Look out honey-here I come! , ,,3. I didn't hit you that hard. Maybe it'll rain Try the secret play again-it's bound Underdog to the rescue to work sometime. Look who made the Best Dressed List! Typical Who says girls are made of sugar and spice? The Super Bow! Hey, coaches aren't supposed to play! sgf ffEi1t V+ 'A K 'lf .P , LZLAWIQ L s , m..,..w..M. K i X sg- sf K . I.et's have a pose, girls . . . K Q f M . S-is Neff' w e A This is no time for dancing, coach! What did they say the score was? Fingers, take this ball and run like heck! Senior Class Firsts The Class of '72 was a class of firsts . We seemed to be the class to bring about changes and be affected by changes. The class firsts we will never forget include: Being the first sixth graders in the Senior High Wing the the the the the the the Being Being Being Being Being Being Being Being the f We there first ninth graders in the Kindergarten Wing CShenendehowa logic! D first class to win a junior-Senior Powder Puff Game first class to have a Junior Ring Luncheon class to bring about the S. F. A. first class not to have Senior privileges first Cand probably last! D class to have an lnterscholastic Tree Climbing Club first class to have a yearbook staff to submit 96 pages in one deadline first class to have a Senior Skip Day in the middle of winter ore conclude that the Class of '72 should never be forgotten. Sealed: Larry Rufrano, presidentg Kathy Guyer, secretary. Standing: Kathy vicc presidentg Diane Connors, treasurer Mr, Paul Perrault is the Senior Class Dean. As such, he is in charge of all class activities, and has certainly worked hard for our class in this capacity. In the beginning of the year he fought to get us a senior lunchroom and snack bar. On top of this, he is a person willing to listen to any problems seniors might have, and is a person seniors are willing to talk to. We, as ri class, have much for which to thank him. Corey, m'f:'5'sXl fi QL? .L ig is E it .. 0 r l l xg- l 1 'T l gi 1 I il I 4 1 . l Q I! 0 jim Senior 4, lib CWLK Mr. Paul Perraulr, class dean 'N Q.: This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Winstcmn Churchill Steve Z Zmyewski Peter Zimmermann The Fim' Sim!! Be Fredrick L. Zacarola Arm' Az Lam Ken Zappone Karen Zanette Lam' ,. X gg A,,,, , ,M 2 Carolyn Young Robert Yelenak The Lay! Laurie Wright William J. Woodward Sim!! 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Southwick Linda Snyder Charles Smith Linda Snare Bev Smith Rowland Simmonds Amy Skarm ,, Susan Sivers Debbie Slade Stephen Sleasman Katy Slocum Lynne Smachlo joe Shields , KMA , S S ' v Nancy Sherwood oo hno 'f,, rf L ,E if The Leif IJ : , Claudia Sherwood eeo 0 e Rwffifff Dona Shafer 36 Q! li Carol Anne Schreck Pamela Jo PJ. See Dave Schuster Gary Schnoop Tire M 0 we 0 LW Rudy Schneider Cmdy Schne1der Paul M. Schoch Jana Beth Schmulbach Sandy Schifnhofgf David James SChIIlidt eanette Santoro Michael eremiah Nate R an Y Chris Rowe Carol Ruppel Kenneth Samuels Lawrence Rufrano Candy Rowe Rick Ross Michael Rosie Rosenberg Pam Rose Ronald Scott Rosebrook Martha Rose Kristine Rocco Stephen Rooney Cynthia Ann jean Roberts Sharon Ri0 Tom Rix Eileen E. Riddle Stephen Richards Helen Richter Dmma Rich Patrice Mary Rexford Paulette Repp Douglas William Rebeor Ronald Raylinsky Vincent Raylinsky Robyn K. 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Dennis Sullivan David Alan Stewart Mary Lou Accurso Camera Shy William Mathews Bee Gee Luse james Lounello Bill I.eI.ievre Calvin Conrad Krom, Patrick Kerley Karen Kalse Robert jourdanais Dennis Jourdanais Jr. Gayla Abbott Harry Fischer Allen Favreau III Thomas Dusse Carol Douglass Michael DiLorenzo Charles DiLorenzo Raymond DeCrescenzc Tom Crary James Cotton Will Cook John Spillane Mark S. Smith Timothy Scrom Sharon Rufrano Richard A. Robbins jay Riedel Kevin Place Terry O'Niel Gary O'Brien Mary Ann Mincher Joseph McGrath , jr. Wayne jones David jones David A. jacques Randy Hilliker Susan Harding Henry Guilbeault Geert Gout Raymond Floud William Fisher Richard Horton Stephen Walter Cook William D. Call Helen E. Bunting Dean Brownhill Michael Belkevich Jeffery Belanger Richard Bartlett Henry Steenart Bruce Aubin Robert Anuszewski Eileen Touhey Ma.: on't rake it so hard, maybe they'll we it next Week. ff M 1 f l ,. , f ,Z 4? 4123 mf aa :MTW ' why 9'wz'1'f2, f A QW '-2.5 A moonlit beach, babysitting , anything but this! ,I ,, Good morning, Rick! You must give me the name of your tailor! P.D.A. gf' 16 ,,,,m,,N,,,f,..W,-8 Only 96 more pages! 85 Steve Zmyewski Freshman Baseball 15 Freshman Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 J.V, Baseball 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Peter Zimmermann Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Folksinging Club I5 Radio Club 15 Wind Ensemble 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 j.V. Football 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, President 45 Orchestra 45 Stage Band 45 Var- sity Football 45 Varsity Club 4. Ken Zappone j.V. Football 25 j.V. Wrestling 25 J.V. Track 25 Varsity Track 3, 4. Fred Zacarola Drama Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 1, 25 Fresh- man Soccer 15 j.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 35 Snack Bar 4. Carolyn Young Newspaper Staff 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Yorker Club 25 Hiking Club 4. Robert Yelenick Science Club 15 French Club 3. Bill Woodward Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Homeroom Representative 35 junior Basket- ball Coach 3. Doink Greg Winters Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Indoor Track 3, 4. Marjorie Wilt German Club 15 Intramurals 1, 2. Charlie Wilt Ski Club 1. Doreen Willis Transferred from Catholic Cen- tral High School Lansingburgh, New York in Freshman Year. Senior Activities Margaret Wichser Hiking Club l,'25 German Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Future Teach- ers of America 1. Valerie Wells Debate Club 15 Newspaper 15 Drama Club 3, 4. Joanne Wells Chorus 1, 25- Intramurals 1, 4. Marian Wallace Transferred from Shaker High School, Latham, N.Y. during Sophomore Year. Class Council 25 Intramurals 25 Drama Club 35 Drug Seminar 4. David Waligora Basketball 25 Track 25 Coached junior Basketball under Bill Woodwarti. Susan Vomacka Chorus 1, 2 35 Folksinging Club 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 25 j.V. Football Cheerleading 4. Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 4. Pam Vogel Chorus 15 Folksinging Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Yorker Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Committee 4. Karen Verch Newspaper 15 Yorker Club 1, 25 Student Council 25 Class Coun- cil Z5 Drama Club 3, 45 Yeat- book 4. jim Van Steenburg A. V. Club 1, 2. Dave Van Aken Ski Club 1, 3. ' Linda Valenti Transferred from Lincoln High, Syracuse, N.Y. in Freshman Year.. French Club 25 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 Foreign Language Festival 4. Debi Tucker Powder Puff Football Team 3, 4. Kevin Triller Transferred from Bishop Gib- bons, Schenectady, N,Y. during Sophomore Year. j.V. Football 2. Sue Tremblay Folksinging Club 1, 25 News- paper I5 Drama 3, 4. Donna Travisano Transferred from Cave Spring High School, Roanoke, Virginia, during junior Year. Pep Club 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 35 Powder Puff Football Game 45 Homecoming Chairman 4. Norma Toussaint Transferred from Rogers High School, Newport, Rhode Island, during junior Year. Varsity Field Hockey 4, Chorus 45 Re- gional All State Chorus 45 Lan- guage Festival 45 French Tutor 4. Robert Tompkins Transferred from Fredonia High School, Fredonia, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Government 3. Ed Tibbitts Freshman Soccer 15 Freshman Basketball 15 Freshman Baseball 15 j.V. Soccer 25 j.V. Basket- ball 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Var- sity Club 3, 4. Kim Thompson Intramurals 1, 25 Powder Puff Game 35 Elementary Assistant Program 4. Bob Thomas j.V. Wrestling 1, 25 1.V. Foot- ball 2, 35 j.V. Track 25 Varsity Wrestling 35 Varsity Track 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 4. Dave Thomas Transferred from Lenox Mem- orial High School, Lenox, Mass., during Freshman Year. French Club 25 Cross Country 25 In- ternational Festival Club 25 Drama Club 3, Vice-President 4. Lynn Tessier Band 1, 25 Folksinging Club 25 Future Teachers of America 25 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Powder Puff Game, 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Advertising Commit- tee for Yearbook 45 Semi-Formal Committee 4. Ayu Tefery A. F. S. Exchange Student from Ethiopia during Senior Year. Soccer 45 Volleyball 45 Table Tennis 45 Foreign Relations Club 4. Brad Tedeschi Transferred from Bethlehem High School, Bethlehem, N.Y., after Junior Year. Dona Taylor Intramurals 15 Chorus 1, 2. Rick Taber Ski Club 15 Band 1, 25 Intra- murals 1, 2. Heidi Swits Transferred from Carmel High School, Carmel, N.Y., during junior Year. Pattie Sweeney Latin Club 1, 25 Honor Field Hockey 15 Honor Basketball 15 Chorus 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Lunch Bunch 4. Mike Sullivan Track 1, 2, 3, 45 j.V. Football 25 Cross Country 35 Indoor Track 3, 4. Lisa Stitcht Yorker Club 25 Hiking Club 25 Drama Club 3, 4. Dianna St. Gelais Chorus 1, 2. Mark Stewart Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Council 1, 2, 35 j.V. Soccer 25 j.V. Track 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 25 P.Y.E. Club 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 J.V. Football 35 Varsity Track 3, 45 Newspaper 15 Class Trip 15 Junior Prom Decorating Corn- mittee 35 S. F. A. Alternate 45 Semi-Formal and Senior Ball Committees 45 Varsity Football 4. John Sterzinar Freshman Wrestling 15 Fresh- man Cross Country 15 Class Council 15 Chorus 1, 25 Spanish Club 15 j.V. Wrestling 25 j.V. Cross Country 3, 45 Varsity Wrestling 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Pam Staples Transferred from Cedar Ridge High School, Matawan, NJ., aft- er Freshman Year. Pep Club 3. Sue Stanley Transferred from McDowell High School, Erie, Penn., during Sophomore Year. Pep Club 3, President 45 Latin Club 35 Class Council 35 Girls Leaders 45 Pow- der Puff Football Team 4. john Spillane ,I.V. Cross Country 15 j.V. Wrestling 1, 25 Freshman Track 15 Bleacher Bums 35 Varsity Cross Country 45 Varsity Wrestl- ing 45 Varsity Track 4. Nathalie Southwick Intramurals 1, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 French Club 4. Joann Solowski Band 1, 2, 35 German Club 1, 2, 35 International Relations Club 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Yearbook Circulation Staff 4. Linda Snyder Intramurals 1, 2, 35 German Club 15 Hiking Club 3. Debi Sniffen Swing Club Vice-President 1. Linda Snare Transferred from Newtown High School, Newtown, Conn., after Freshman Year. Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 -I.V. Field Hockey 25 Intramurals 25 Hiking Club 2, Secretary 35 Folksinging Club 25 Wind Ensemble 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Copy Editor 45 Semi-Formal and Senior Ball Committees 45 Swing Choir 45 Snack Bar 4. Beverly Smith Chorus I, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Intramurals 15 Powder Puff Football Team 3, 4. Charles Smith A. V. Club 1, 25 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, T.V. Crew 3, 45 Morning Show 3, 45 Light- ing Crew 3, 4. Lynne Smachlo Intramurals 15 Band 2, 3, 45 J.V. Field Hockey 25 j.V. Basketball 25 Ski Racing Club 3. Katy Slocum Transferred from Fairborn Bak- er High School, Fairborn, Ohio, during junior Year. Intramurals 35 Pep Club 45 Powder Puff Football Team 4. Stephen Sleasman Chess Club 1, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Intramurals 2. Debbie Slade Chorus 15 Pep Club 3. Amy Skarin A. F. S. Exchange Student to Fin- land during summer of junior Year. Folksinging Club 15 Chorus I5 P.Y.E. Club 2, 35 In- tramurals 2, 35 International Relations Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Managing Editor 4. Sue Sivers Student Council 15 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Folksinging Club 15 Chess Club 15 P. Y. E. Club 3, Presi- dent 4. Roy Simmonds Track 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Wrestling 25 j.V. Football 35 Indoor Track 4. Nancy Sherwood Intramurals 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Yearbook Advertising Staff 4. Claudia Sherwood Chorus lg J.V. Cheerleader 31 Drug Seminar 4. Pamela See Pep Club 2, 33 Yearbook Layout Editor 4. Tim Scrom Latin Club Ig Chess Club 3. Dave Schuster Varsity Wrestling I, 2, 3g Var- sity Club 1, 2, 35 J.V. Soccer 2, 3. Carol Schreck Transferred from Shaker High School, Colonie, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Varsity Honor Basketball 35 Powder Puff Foot- ball Team 4g Pep Club 4. Paul Schoch Student Council I, 2g Chorus I, 2, Key Club 2, 4, j.V. Cross Country 25 j.V. Track 25 Varsity Cross Country 33 National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Business Manager 4. Rudy Schneider Band 1, 25 Student Council Ig Varsity Soccer 35 Ski Racing Team 3. Cindy Schneider Transferred from Northolsted High School, Cleveland, Ohio, during Freshman Year. J.V. Football Cheerleading 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4. Jana Beth Schmulbach Band lg Bridge Club 1, 2, Folk- singing Club I, 2, P. Y. E. Club 2, Intramurals 1. Dave Schmidt Fershman Basketball lg J.V. Bas- ketball 2g Varsity Football 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. Sandy Schirnhofer Hiking Club Ig Intramurals 2, 3. Mike Ryan j.V. Football 25 j.V. Wrestling 2, j.V. Track 2g Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4. Lawrence Rufrano Class Council 1, 2, Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4, j.V. Soc- cer 25 Class President 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Narcotics Guidance Council 4. Christ Rowe Transferred from Saratoga High School, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. during Freshman Year. Drama Club 2, 4. Candy Rowe Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Student Council lg ju- nior Prom Committee 35 Year- book Circulation Staff 4. Rick Ross Math Club I. Mike Rosenberg Yorker Club lg International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Advertising Editor 4. Ronald Rosebrook Transferred from Kingston ju- nior High, Kingston, N.Y., aft- er Freshman Year. Wrestling 2 3, 4. Pam Rose Transferred from Merritt Island High School, Merritt Island, Flo- rida, during junior Year. Kris Rocco Chorus 1, 2, 35 Folksinging Club 1, 2g Pep Club 3. Cindy Roberts Yorker Club I, Folksinging Club I, 23 Pep Club 2, 3. Richard Robbins Transferred from Gloversville High School, Gloversville, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Or- chestra 2, 33 Varsity Football 29 Intramurals 25 Band 3. Sharon Rio Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Folk Singing Club lg Intramurals 2, 3: Wind Ensemble 2, 35 Orchestra 3, 4g Woodwind Quintet 45 Stage Band 4. jay Riedel Chorus Z, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4. Eileen Riddle Intramurals lg F. B. L. A. 2, 3, 4. Helen Richter Chorus 1, 23 Latin Club I, 25 Folksinging Club 13 Student Council 25 Class Councilg Year- book Advertising Staff. Stephen Richards Transferred from Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., during Sophomore Year. Chair- man Student Faculty Adminis- tration Senate 4g Drama Club 4. Vincent Raylinsky Freshman Basketball lg Fresh- man Baseball lg j.V. Basketball 25 j.V. Baseball 21 j.V. Football 3. Ronald Raylinsky Homeroom Representative 1, Z. Robyn Rafferty J.V. Cheerleading 2, Varsity Cheerleading 33 junior Prom Court 39 Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. Carolyn Rabe Folksinging Club 1, 25 German Club 2, Vice-President 3, Honor Field Hockey I, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 45 P. Y. E. Club 2, Treas- urer 3, Future Teachers Club 23 Yearbook Circulation and Typ- ing Staff 45 Interscholastic Tree Climbing Club 4. Nancy Pugh Future Teachers of America Vice- President 23 Humanities 2, Pep Club 32 Junior Prom Commit- tee 3g Powder Puff Football Team 3, Yearbook Publicity Edi- tor 4. Lori Prazniak Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Folksinging Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Junior Prom Commitee 3, Ju- nior-Senior Basketball Game 3, Powder Puff Football Team 3, 4, Semi-Formal Committee 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Year- book Circulation Staff 4. Scott Powell Band 1, Soccer 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 3, 4, jay Pomeroy Chorus 1, Freshman Track 1, j.V. Football 2, j.V. Track 2, Homeroom Representative 2, Ju- nior Prom Court Commitee Chairman 3, Intramurals 3, In- door Track 4, Spring Track 4. Kevin Place Transferred from jordan-Elbridge Central, Jordan, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Raymond Pierre Varsity Basketball Manager 4. Mary Phelps Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 3, Varsity Football Cheerleading 4. Carl Perez Transferred from Port Jefferson High School, Port jefferson, N.Y., after Freshman Year. Chemistry Club 2, Creative Writing 2, Chorus 2. Lou Pasquarell Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Mike Pascale j.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Track 4. Laurie Pacelli Baton Club 2, Intramurals 2, Chorus 4. Dawn Overstrom Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, In- tramurals 1, Class Secretary 2, J.V. Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4. Barb Ordon Transferred from Prospect High School, San jose, Calif., during Freshman Year. German Club 2, Drama Club 2, 3, Chorus 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. Glenn Ostapeck Freshman Baseball 1, Band 1, 2, j.V. Cross Country 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, j.V. Track and Field 2, Track and Field 3, 4, Indoor Track 4. Terry O'Neil Chorus 1. Sandy O'Connor Spanish Club 1, Intramural Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Key Club 4. John O'Brien Transferred from Lisha Kill, Colonie, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Library 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, T.V. Crew 3, 4. Thomas Nosal Ski Club 1, 3, Freshman Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3. Bill Northup Chorus 1, 2, 4. Mary Nolan Chorus 1, 4, Pep Club 3. Henry Nittmann j.V. Football 2, Varsity Track 4. Pattie Nisco Folksinging Club I, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Intramurals 1, Internation- al Festival l, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Hiking Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Softball Team 2, 39 Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. Herman Nied Transferred from Shawnee High School, Medford, NJ., after Sophomore Year. Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Weight Lifting 3. Curt Nieckarz Band 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Deb Nichols Chorus 1, Homeroom Repre- sentative I, Folksinging Club 1, Yorker Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, junior Prom Committee 3. Rick Nevers Transferred from West Genesee High School, Camillus, N.Y., during junior Year. Golf 3. Gabriel Natarelli Freshman Soccer 1, Freshman Baseball 1, Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, j.V. Football 2, Stu- dent Council Representative 3. Cheryl Nadeau Ski Club 2. jackie Murphy Honor Basketball 1, 2, Honor Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Intramurals 3, 4. David Murdock Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. Laurie Munro Transferred from West Genesee High School, Camillus, N.Y., after Freshman Year. Intramu- rals 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Circulation Staff 4. Kathy Munks F. B. L. A. 4. Connie Mosher Transferred from Niskayuna High School, Schenectady, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Aaron Morris Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Folksinging Club l, 2, Key Club 2, 3, Board of Di- rectors 4, Drama Club 2, ju- nior Ring Luncheon 33 junior Prom 3, Varsity Club 4, Student Faculty Administration Senate 4, Interscholastic Tree Climbing Club 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, SemifFormal Committee 4, Yearbook Circulation Staff 4. james Moroney Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 1, Football 2, Track 3: Math Club 3, 4. Pat Morone Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Karen Moran Chorus 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 13 In- tramurals 1. Mark Moquist Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band lg Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Mooney Transferred from Worchester Central, Worchester, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Basketball 35 Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. Doug Moench Chorus 1, 2, 45 Student Council Treasurer Ig Track 1, Soccer 24 Intramurals 2. Leslie Mitoff Band 1, 2, Field Hockey Team 1, 2, 35 German Club 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Photography Scheduler 4. Greg Mincher Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3. Roberta Miller Sewing Club lg Intramurals 1, Latin Club 1, F. B. L. A. 2, 3, Gourmet Foods Club 4. Kathie Miller Transferred from Lishakill junior High, Schenectady, N.Y., end of Freshman Year. Vernon Milkins Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Folksinging Club 1, 2, Intra- murals 2, 3. john Mezera Baseball 1, 2g Soccer lg Chorus 1, 2, Wrestling 2. Raleigh Meiser Band 1, 25 Soccer lg Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Shiela McGuire Transferred from Stella Maris, Rockaway Park, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 23 Spanish Club 3, Powder Puff Football Team 3, 4, Semi-Formal Com- mittee 4g Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. joseph McGrath Transferred from Cheveras High School, Portland, Maine, after Sophomore Year. Drama Club 3, 4. Kim McGahey Transferred from Brookfield Central High School, Brookfield, Wis., after Sophomore Year. Soc- cer 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, President 4. Eileen McDermid Powder Puff Football Team 4. Carol McClelland Orchestra 1. Marie McCallum Transferred from Father Lapez High School, Daytona Beach, Fla., during Senior Year. Karen McCabe Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Powder Puff Football Team 3, 4. Cindi McBain Yorker Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Council 2, 3, Pow- der Puff Football Team 3, 4, Junior Prom and Ring Luncheon Committee 3: Key Club 4g Semi- Formal 4. Shawn McAuliff Transferred from Rose Haw- thorne, Concord, Mass., during Freshman Year. Michele Mayo Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Team Zg Girl's Leaders 3, 4, Interscholastic Tree Climbing Club 4. Stu Mayer Transferred from Norristown High, Norristown, Pa., after Sophomore Year. Soccer 3, 4, Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, Executive Committee 4. Robin Mattison F. B. L. A. 2g Gourmet Food Club 4. Bill Mathewson Transferred from Satllite High Satellite Beach, Fla., during Ju- nior Year. Baseball 2, 3. William Mathews Cross Country 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. Bob Mathews Cross Country lg Wrestling 1, Latin Club 25 Key Club 2 ,3, 4, International Relations Club 4. Deborah Marlowe Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Latin Club 1. Linda Mark Transferred from New Hartford Central School, New Hartford, N.Y., during junior Year. In- tramurals 3. Deb Majury Yorker Club 2, Intramurals 35 Hiking Club 4, john Mahar Track 2, Class Council Z. Eileen Mageer Transferred from Linton High School, Schenectady, N.Y., dur- ing Junior Year. Patty Lynch Transferred from Albertus Mag- nus, Bardonia, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Folksinging Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, Pep Club 3, 4. Robin Lovelock Band 1, 25 Student Council Sec- retary 15 German Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 25 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 junior Prom Committee Chair- man 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Semi-Formal Commitee Chairman 45 Year- book Advertising and Circula- tion Staff 45 Interscholastic Tree Climbing Club 4. Linda Lott Transferred from Plainview High School, Plainview, Texas, after Freshman Year. Band 2. Patty Lichiello Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, Z5 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Class Council 2, 35 Cheerlead- ing 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Mike Lewis Baseball 1, 2. Jim Lenihan Folksinging Club 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. Sue Lemieux Transferred from Bethlehem Central School, Delmar, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Intra- murals 35 Field Hockey 35 ju- nior Ring Luncheon 35 Yearbook Layout Editor 45 S. F. A. Senate Alternate 45 Interscholastic Tree Climbing Club 4. William LeLievre Transferred from Burnt Hills Ballston Spa High School, Burnt Hills, N.Y., During Senior Year. William Leffler Baseball 15 Football 1, 25 Var- sity Club 3, 45 Track 3. Charles Lee Baseball 3. Laura LeBlanc Powder Puff Football Team 4. Michele Lavin Chorus 15 Pep Club 3. Rick Lavigne Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. Hope LaValle Orchestra 15 Class Council 15 Pep Club 1, 25 German Club 25 Field Hockey Team 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Intramural Volleyball 3. Allen Latchford Transferred from Rezel junior High, North Tonawanda, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Wrestl- ing 2, 35 Track 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Christ LaRoux Class Representative 15 Student Council 25 Key Club 2, Board of Directors 3, Vice-President 45 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4. Bob Lamy Intramural Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Key Club 15 Student Coun- cil 2, Vice-President 35 Class Council Z5 S. F. A. Senate 4. Janice Lagasse Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. Robert LaBelle Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball 2, 35 Inrerscholasric Indoor Track 4. Denise LaBarge Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses of America 3, 4. Robin Kussius Transferred from Stillwater High School, Stillwater, N.Y., during junior Year. Peg Kubin French Culture Club 25 Pep Club 45 Yearbook Circulation Staff 4. Mary Kronske Homeroom Representative 1. john A. Krasuski A.V. Club 25 Key Club 3, Treas- urer 45 National Honor Society 3, 4- Robert Kramer Transferred from Columbia High School, East Greenbush, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Alan Kowsky Chorus 1, 2, 35 Key Club 15 Soc- cer 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Ann Marie Kocsis Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, President 3. John Kirkland Transferred from Shaker High School, Colonie, N.Y., during junior Year. Kathy Kerber Folksinging Club 1, Secretary 25 German Club 2, President 35 P. Y. E. Club 2, Secretary 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Year- book Secretarial Editor 45 In- terscholastic Tree Climbing 4. Michael Kelley Band 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Soccer 15 Football 2, 35 Golf 3, 4. john Kelley Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Soccer 4. Bill Kaletta Wrestling 15 Yearbook Photog- raphy Editor 4. Steve jucker Transferred from Wyoming High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, during Sophomore Year. Bas- ketball 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Dennis jourdanais Wrestling 35 Chorus 4. Shirley Johnson Pep Club 2, Secretary - Treas- urer 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Ju- nior Prom 35 Senior Ball 4. Gail jobin Powder Puff Game 3, 4. Patty jakeman Chorus 1, 25 Class Representa- tive 1, Z, 35 Folksinging Club 1, 25 Fleld Hockey Honor Team 1, 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Softball Intramurals 1, 25 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 35 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' Leaders 4. David jacques Soccer I, 2, 3. Debra Anne Hyde Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2. Colleen Hulett Pep Club 1. Mark Huebsch Transferred from Marie Curie High School, Boyside, N.Y., during Sophomore Year. Mark Howley Transferred from Bishop Gib- bons, Schenectady, N.Y., during junior Year. Basketball 4, Var- sity Club 4, Andy Hotaling Transferred from Central Park Junior High, Schenectady, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Peter Hornik Basketball 1, 2. Mary Hinterberger Student Council 1, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Volleyball 2, Basket- ball Team 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4. Birney Herrington Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jackie Herold Future Business Leaders of Am- erica 3, 4. Dan Helin Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, S. F. A. Senate Alternate 4. Ken Haynes Transferred from Weston High School, Weston, Mass., after Freshman Year. Future Scientists of America 3. Sharon Hatlee Chorus 1, 2, 39 Field Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, President 4, Biology Club 2. Loren Haswell Transferred from Linton High School, Schenectady, N.Y., dur- ing Junior Year. Pam Harrington Band 1, 2, 3, Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, French Club 2, junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Pep Club 3, Yearbook 4, Semi-Formal Committee 4. Dianne Harrison Transferred from Cave Spring High, Roanoke, Virginia, during junior Year. Latin Club 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Semi-Formal Commit- tee 4. Susan Harding Transferred from Colonie Cen- tral High School, Colonie, N.Y., during Senior Year. Pete Hagner Track and Field 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Habesch Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Cheerleader 3. Kathy Guyer Honor Basketball Team 1, Honor Field Hockey Team 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, j.V. Basketball Cheer- leading Captain Z, Class Treas- urer 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4. Karen Guyer Honor Basketball and Field Hockey Teams 1, Homeroom Representative 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Basketball In- tramurals 4. Michael Gullo Track l, 2, Football 2. Cid Guess Transferred from Saugerties Cen- tral School, Saugerties, N.Y., during Sophomore Year, George Guarino Wrestling l, Yearbook Layout 4. Marlene Gregor Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, German Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 3, T.V. Crew 4. Geert Gout Transferred from Lisha Kill ju- nior High, Colonie, N.Y., dur- ing Freshman Year. P. Y. E. Club 2, A.V. Club 2, Soccer 4. Agnes Gniewik Orchestra 1, 2. Debbie Giroux Folkesinging Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Gourmet Food Club President 4, Folk Music Club 4. julie Gill Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 3, 4. Judy Giambrone Transferred from Portage North- ern High School, Portage, Michi- gan, during Sophomore Year. Girls' Leaders 4. Ellen Gettings Transferred from Shaker High School, Colonie, N.Y., during junior Year. School Store 4. Sue Geiman . Transferred from Pine Bush Cen- tral, Pine Bush, N.Y., after Sophomore Year. Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Festival Club 4. Sue Garrett Folksinging Club l, Chorus 1, Pep Club 2, 3. Cindy Ganong Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4. Marcia Gagnon Intramural Basketball and Vol- leyball 1, Chorus l, 2, Folk- singing Club 1, Shennews Staff 3. Virginia Gage Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Team I, 2, 3, 45 Business Lead- ers of America 3g Girls' Lead- ers 3, 4. jack Furlow Soccer 1, 2g Wrestling 2. Judy Fullford Honor Basketball lg Softball, Soccer, and Volleyball Intramu- rals lg Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Susan Fried Transferred from Upper Merion High School, King of Prussia, Pa., after junior Year. T.V. Crew 4, National Honor Society Lois Fredrickson Band lg Latin Club l, 2, 33 Folk- singing Club l, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. George Fountain Future Farmers of America 2. Football lg Baseball 2. Dave Floud Football 1, Baseball 2. Bill Fischer Band l, 2, 3, 4. Caroline Findlay Transferred from Watertown High School during Sophomore Year. Basketball and Hockey Teams 3, jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 33 Tennis Team 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Humanities 4. Polly Farrington Folksinging Club l, 2. Marian Farley Spanish Club I, 2, Folksinging Club 2. Intramural Volleyball 21 Intra- mural Basketball 3. Leslie Evans Intramural Volleyball 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3. Michael Eusepi A.V. Club l, 2, Soccer 2, 3, Folk- singing Club l, 2, T.V. Crew 3, 43 Director of Morning News 3, 4. Thomas Esmond Chorus I, Z, 3, 4. Kimberly Elkin Transferred from Greenwood junior High, Clarkesville, Ten- nessee, after Freshman Year, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Chris Eberhart Track and Field I, 2, 4, Key Club 3. Tom Dusse Transferred from Westhill Cen- tral High School, Syracuse, N.Y. Christine Dumas Transferred from Waterford Halfmoon High School, Water- ford, N.Y., after Freshman Year. Book Store 43 Semi-Formal, Se- nior Banquet, and Senior Ball Committee 4. Jeff Duclek Band l, Z, 3, 4, Stage Band 4. Coleen Draper Transferred from Colonie I-Iigh School, Colonic, N.Y., after ju- nior Year. Gourmet Food Club 4, S. F. A. Senate Secretary 4. Helen Doran Folksingng 1, Chorus 1, 2, 31 Gourmet Food Club 4. Dan Dinzik Chorus l, 3, Football 2, 33 Golf 3, 4. Robert Dilg Art Club Z3 Gymnastics 3, 4. Beth Dewey Transferred from Rerierton ju- nior High, Huntsville, Alabarna, during Freshman Year. Key Club 4. Rose Dennis Library 23 Intramural Basket- ball 4. Donna DeMartino German Club I. Howie Delo Transferred from Bloomfield Hills junior High, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, during Fresh- man Year. Arr Club 2. Jacqueline Deay Chorus 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, Lunch Bunch 4. Nancy Davis Folksinging Club l, 2. Debbie Davis Transferred from Ichabod Crane, Valatie, N.Y., during Sophomore Year.. Band 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Field Hockey Team 33 Intramural Volleyball 3, Yearbook Literary Editor 4, Chairman of Tutoring Service 45 Interscholastic Tree Climbing 4, Pep Band 3. Mary Ellen Dash Chorus l, 2, Baske.ball Team l, 3, 4, Softball Team 1, Class Council l, 2, 35 Folksinging Club l, 2, junior Prom Refreshment Committee Chairman 3, Field Hockey 33 Yearbook Circula- tion 4, Semi-Formal Bids and Favors 4, Gail Daniels Folksinging Club lg Chorus 1, Z, 45 Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Gymnastics 2, T.V. Crew 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 31 Year- book Layout Editor 4g French Club 4, Intramural Apparatus 4, Snack Bar Accountant 4. . John Daly Band lg Soccer 2, 3. john Dahl Transferred from Saker, Latham, N.Y., during junior Year. Intra- mural Basketball 4. Roger Cuva Soccer 2. Kim Cummings Folksinging Club l, 2, Intra- mural Basketball lg Intramural Volleyball and Softball 2, Bas- ketball Team Zg Cheerleader 35 Junior- Senior Basketball 3g Yearbook Girls' Sports Editor 4 Lee Crokus . Transferred from Seaford Junior High, Seaford, Long Island, N.Y.,, after Freshman Year. Tom Crary Baseball Team lg Intramural'BaS- ketball 1, 4. Richard Crandall l Soccer Team 1, Baseball Team 1, 3, Football Team 25 Future Farmers of America 2. Leslie Cowgill French Club Treasurer 2. Kathy Cory Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 55 Intramural Volleyball 1, Z, 3, Intramural Tennis lg In- tramural Apparatus l, 2, Band 13 Spanish Club lg Pep Club lg Girls' Leaders 2g Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, Class Vice-President 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Rick Cooper Soccer 1, 2, Wrestling 2, Fred Coons Chorus lg Intramural Basket' ball 1, Intramural Football 3. Will Cook Transferred from Clarkstown Central High School, New City, N.Y. Steve Cook 4 Transferred from San Marin High School, Novato, Calif. Bob Conti , Intramural? Basketball 1, 45 'In- tramural Football 34 Wrestling 2, Chess Club 1. Diana Connors Intramural Basketball 1, 3, Pep Club 23 F. B. L. A. 33 Book Store 4, Class Secretary 4g ju- nior Prom Committee 5g Semi- Iletmal tttilammifrcs 42 Savior Bali cameras 441 Jill Collier, .1 Dental Hygiene Club 1. Glen Chouinard j . Basketball lg Wrestling 2, 3, 4, French Club 2. Joyce Charlson Intramural Basketball 1, Senior Ball' Qommittee 4. Cynthia Charette up Transferred from Waterford-I Halfmoon High School, Water- ford, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Intramural Apparatus 2, 4, Intramural Volleyball 23 Se- nior Ball Committee 4, Storey. 4. 1 r I ir, 4iQi'gj Carol Charette Band ii ' 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 53 Field Hock- ey 1, 23 Volleyball lg Softball lg Pep Club 23 Girls' Leaders' 2, 3, 4. Dave Charbonneau Transferred from Niskayuna High School, Schenectady, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Z, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 2, Vice-President 3, Executive Committee 4. Neil Castro Spanish Club lg Wrestling 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, Drama Club 3. Kathleen Castro Drama Club 4, Powder Puff Football 4. ' I i'i ii' 'M FTW ' jeff Case Transferred from West Genesee High' School, Camillus, N.Y,. following Sophomore Year. Foot- ball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45, Baseball 2, 3.4, Varsity Club 3, 4. john Carter Intramural Basketball 13 Track 5, 4, Cross Country 4. joseph Carroll Transferred from Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Poughf keepsie, N,Y., during Senior Year., Young Americans fotil, , Freedom 4. f , .,,,,,,,,. ,L . , , ,, , Ja. , , I f .james Carroll Transferred' from Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Pough- keepsie, N,Y., Young Americans for Freedom 4. Leslie Carpenter Folksinging Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Drama Club 4, School News- paper 3, Field Hockey I, 2g.Soc- cer 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2g Soft- ball l, 2, Pep Club 1, 23 Girls' Leaders 3, 4. J , Tony Carlascio 'Transferred from West Genesee High School, Syracuse, N.Y., fol- lowing Sophomore Year. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Intramural Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Mickey Calvin Transferred from Schuylerville Central School, Schuylerville, N.Y., during Junior Year. Chorus 3, 4. Dale Callendar Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, In- tramural Basketball 3, 4g ,Pep Club 33 Hiking Club 3. Bonny Burnum Folksinging Club 1, 2, Future Nurses of America 2, 5: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. Thomas fi'f . Burke 'F Wrestling 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Executive Com- mittee 4g Track 13 Latin Club 2g Class Council 1, 2, 5. Patty Burke F. B. I.. A, 43 Work-Smtly Ftogram Lisa Burns Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Bridge Club lg Lunch Bunch 4. Rhonda Buchanan Transferred from C. W. Baker School, Baldwinsvillc, N.Y., following junior Year. Robyn Brown Transferred from Keveny Acad- emy, Cohoes, N.Y., following Sophomore Year. Drama Club- 3, 45 T.V. Morning Show 3, 4. Dave Brougham Chorus 1, 25 junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Semi-Formal Commit- tee 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestl- ing 2. Mary Bristol Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bunny Club 4. Dan Bridge Bridge Club I5 Art Club 25 Lunch Bunch 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. Sandy Breault Chorus 15 Drama Club 4. Don Brandt F. F. A. 25 Wrestling 33 Track 4. Debra Boynton Chorus l, 25 Folksinging Club I, President 25 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Dave Bowman F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Kevin Bonk Chorus 15 Ski Team 3, 4. Rafika Blili A.F.S. Foreign Exchange Student from Tunisia during Senior Year. Drama Club 45 Pep Club 4. Carol Blanton Transferred from Washington High School, Washington, Pa., following Sophomore Year. Pow- der Puff Football 3, 45 Junior- Senior Baskezball 35 Chorus 35 Pep Club 45 Semi-Formal Com- mitee 45 S.F.A. Senate Treas- urer 45 Yearbook Circulation and Advertising Staffs 4. Holly Blair Transferred from Holliston High School, Holliston, Mass., follow- ing Sophomore Year. Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus 35 Junior-Senior Basketball 35 junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Powder Puff Football 45 Yearbook 4. Peggy Bicknell Transferred from Notre Dame High School, Schenectady, N.Y., during Freshman Year. Pep Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 German Club 35 International Festival Club 4. Bob Bennett Intramural Wrestling 25 F. F. A. Vice-President 3. Susan Bellerose Transferred from St. Bernard's Academy, Cohoes, N.Y., during junior Year. Drama Club 3. Michael Belkevich Chorus I, 2. Ralph Beebe Chorus 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 25 Track I5 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 Creative Writing Club 25 Cross Country 3. Randy Bauder Chorus 1, 35 Key Club 2. Daria Barsigian Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 P. Y. E. Club 2, 35 French Club 1, 25 Class Council 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Pam Barnum Chorus I5 Folksinging Club 1, 2, 35 junior Prom Committee 35 junior Ring Luncheon 35 Se- nior Ball Committee 4. Ken Barnett Orchestra 1, 25 Drama Club 15 Track 2, 35 Soccer 35 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, President 4, District Treas- urer 4. Beverly Baronowski Band 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 2, 35 Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4. Mike Barber Chorus 1, 25 Folksinging 1, 2. Anne Baldarsaro Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 5, Softball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Lead- ers 2, 3, 4. Debbie Bailey Transferred from Berne Knox High School, Berne, N.Y., fol- lowing Sophomore Year. Bart Atwell Transferred from Horseheads Central School, Horseheads, N.Y., following Freshman Year. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders 45 lnternational Foreign Rela- tions Club 45 Interscholastic Tree Climbing 45 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Intramural Volleyball 2, 35 Key Club 45 Powder Puff Football 45 Yearbook Advertis- ing Staff 4. Lynne Apostle Band 1, 25 Folksinging Club 25 Pep Club 35 Quebec Exchange 35 Yearbook Circulation Staff 4. Christy Adam Transferred from Daniel Hand High School, Madison, Conn., during Sophomore Year. Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Council 35 Coin and Stamp Club 25 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Semi-Formal Committee 4. Gayla Abbott Transferred from Eastern Re- gional High School, Gibbsburo, NJ., during Sophomore Year. Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 45 French Club 25 Pep Club 35 Girls' Leaders 4. Exchange Dear Friends, Now, my feeling is happiness because I am living together with these sincere and friendly people for one year, I'm sure that I'm having the most beautiful experience of my life and that's why I have to say: Thanks to the people of Shenendehowa and the Rotary Club of Shenendehowa that made possible for me this wonderful experience. I hope to be a good representative of my country, Brazil, Rotary, my school, and I hope I'll please you. It's pleasant to keep contact with other people, other customs, other Ways of life. I'm learning very much about you and the United States. When I go back to my country, I'll leave a little of my heart with you. I'm glad to have the opportunity to express my thanks for my great friends, my teachers, and the people of this country for this marvelous welcome. I am sincerely grateful. A Rotary Exchange Student, Fellow Plainsmen, Experiences like mine, living with people of Brazil, studying their language, their government, and more important, learning how they think and why are so helpful if we are ever to live in peace and understanding with the rest of the world. I don't want to forget the friends I have made here in Brazil. These are warm people who are as anxious as we to trade ideas. I find myself feeling very proud when I tell them about you and our school and country. When I met young Brazilians going to the United States as next year's Exchange Students, I assured them that my people will make them as welcome and as happy as I feel here. Make friends with them. They're nice and lots of fun. I would like to thank Shenendehowa Rotary for making this year of better understanding possible. See you all next August, Bob Waller I Amy Skarin Samia The experience of being an ex- change student was exciting and challenging. As an American Field Service Exchange Student to Fin- land I had a great opportunity to learn. One of the most important things I learned was that those characteristics of Finland that make Finland a distinct country with its own culture can be seen best by knowing its people. This is the major goal of A.F.S.-to al- low students around the world to Walk together, talk togetheru and to learn about each other, other ways of thinking, other cultures, and themselves. I lived in the southeast part of Finland with my Finnish family. They made me feel welcome and one of the family. I followed their life, their way of living, from wash- ing dishes, to dances, to saunas. This summer truly was an experi- ence to share with all. I wish to thank all who made last summer possible-the commu- nity for their support of this pro- gram, the A.F.S. committee for their time and effort, Miss Sim- mons for her help and understand- ing, and especially my Finnish fam- ily for being what they are. Stzzdenzii The language is a very limited field, and the words are incapable to express my real Rafika Blili Love, Sophistication, Beauty, Unity, Acquain- tance and a great educational faculty. That is what the school is based on. And that is how I feel about the great SHENENDEHOWA. It is a great kingdom of Teenagers, with all the things they need. It has well qualified teach- ers and administration. The all great thing in my opinion about the school is not the great number of students, but the way it handles them. As for the students they are very hospitable and lovable people. Their high attitude to- ward sports is bringing them success in foot- ball, etc. The plainsmen are really striking. Their high efforts to make you happy and at home is really remarkable. I really enjoyed the school and the students. Sometimes I wish I had taken all my school years there. They are great kids both in educational and sports streams. I wish they keep it up. As for the family I live with, they are just great, patient and responsible. My mother, Mrs. Chodos, has really been a real fantastic moth- er. I'll never forget her. My father has always been a great father and has helped me in a lot of things. I had also great times with my athletic brothers and beautiful sisters. feelings. However someone must live the ex- perience to understand it, because one has to feel and to pass through the same circum- stances his brother has passed to understand his feelings. Can you taste Love before you feel it and live it? It is the same thing for me. You can't understand my real emotions toward this year and I can't describe them as real as they are. Sometimes I feel very happy to be here in the United States and among friendly people who want to help me. And sometimes I feel very sad because the word thank you is only a sound which doesn't mean many things. But I am obliged to use it because I can't do anything else, I don't have another deep word other than it. So I say Thank you very much to all of my nice American Family, to all the people responsible for the A.F.S., to all my teachers and students in Shenendehowa High School. And I hope that you'll remember the girl who believes in the Solidarity and who comes in 1971-1972 from Tunisia to have her own experience, because she thinks that all men are brothers and must live together because nothing is stronger than Love, Peace and Solid- arity. J .- ,J .if . in K - -wa .K V 5 3 . I ftii-i Ayalew Tefery 'I ain't gonna do it! Can I look yet? al. Alright, who said that? .- ny, 4549. Q. It's part of my equipment! Come in, Mission Control 'Ts x an I x- A favorite pastime i . . , -,. M ..,, ,M-.44 f- 5 Q S www I'd give him somethingrbut I'm afraid it would make him sick! The Obscure Researcher 4 v f fs K41' f 2322 ? f 2:1 'i,'i Mm Wx hw M Double Bubble Another case of the lunchtime blues! Solitude Ten, nine, eight A moment of quiet relaxation xv' ,A Listen-somebody's knocking back! Think you can make the team, Bob? . S i Qi :IMA P If 101 Pot Parry Well then, look at it this way: 2 pots Ms- ,Q ' 5 ,L f,,, , g ffiwfflf 2 pots : 4 pots. You see -I stuck my foot in my mouth and can't A -:QP Look Dave, just forget about embezzlement! get it out! 1 Excited? Wh0's excited? And Do you think they saw? they think the only things in here are catalog cards! ,Ang And he says physics is phun?' What if we just peeked in? Well, non' we know! You have taught us math and Eng- lish, social studies and science. How- ever, what we have gained from you goes far beyond our textbooks. Un- der your influence and guidance we have grown as individuals, thinking on our own and seeking out beauty in the world. For this we thank you. Q Mr. Stanley Oakes RE r ..-ui! Mrs. Gladys Dziczic, Mr. Henry Dziczic, Director Agriculture ifsrw xr if r E Mr. Thomas Montelone AV! Mr. Peter Prince, Mrs. Linda Prince Mr. Frank Coletta fir Wir ii X Hi Mr. George Dewitt ff- zz 5 i 72 e 5 5 Mr. Francis Baker, Mrs. Marjorie Burris, Mr. Donald Matthews, Department Chairman ,,t,s.f... ' WWW f 'v-fn 'S Miss Helen Betncr, Mrs. Carol Roberts -Q-...Q Mrs. Donna Cochrane, Mr. Arthur Mattiske 55? 'IT' Mr. Francis Bnsilc, Mrs. Dorothy Snyder Miss Margaret Simmons, Reading English Mrs. Barbara Miller, Mr. Victor De1Ncgro, Miss Mary Boyd, Mrs. Carolyn Swanson, Miss Jean Gorman Q Mrs. Carol Butwcll, Mrs. Betty Casey, Mrs. Mary jo Rctlmontl, Mrs. Barbara Farinet, Mr. Anthony McCann Mrs. Kathleen Placilla, Mrs. Fvclyn Brown 74 Wai' EL, vlfwfwb S0 any be f?r'fffw'vff zfvdvfu Mr. Phillip Ratzer, Mrs. Marilyn Sandberg, Mrs. Fllcn Katzman, Mr. Hor- hcrt Safran, Department Chairman Mrs. Judy Hughes, Miss Donnnlcc Smith Guidazzece Mrs. Virginia Bumstead, Mr, NX!uItcr Ri-hdcr, Mr. Williaixw Madilroy Mrs. Constance Hostermun, Mr. Paul Desjardins Miss Nancy Guardia I i rs. ElL'.1IlUI' Normingron, RN., Mrs. Alma Bolzlml, R.N. ,,.,-wif Mr, Allan Alexander, Mr. Willizim MacArthur 6 65 Mr. Michael Palma H 0 772 5 Mrs. Nancy Lloyd, Miss Deborah Duto f I mfzzffafzazl Am in -5 . - Mr. Daniel Nelson X W x Mt. Michael Vasiliou Mr. Robert Nevin up any f Mr. Stanley Roman . . ll! yr ff , QU N fffe f , 'f , l tl ' p , A 1 mmf if 16, jf Mr. Marvin Kerner, Department Chairman 615 72 Mrs. Maxine Mattislce, Miss Rose Marie Cartlamone Mrs. Christina Hepp, Mr. Werner Stuvenhagen, Department Chairman, Miss Nevia Loborec Z! 65 6 Razz' 1: Mrs. Patricia Mintz, Mr. Davicl Greenberg, Mrs. Danielle Bonzitlies. Ron' 2: Mrs. Antoinette Colnpinto, Mrs. Delores Rnlbovsky, Mrs. Diane Wallace Mrs. Catherine Horaling, Head Librarian, Mrs. Jane Coffman 611 Z' 2 +2 Libmffy WN S it Miss Teresa Fugazzi, Mr. Richard Palmer, Miss kairas, Mr. Lance Ida, Department Chairman Phyllis Yudi my ii Y f Mrs. Linda Vzmdenburgh, Mr. David Van Schaick, Mrs. Elaine Bauer Mrs. Beverly Carr 'YV'- Mr. Jon Weise Mr. Ralph Dallara, Mr. Charles Guyon, Miss Penny Grastorf Mr. Nelson Drimalas Mr. Howard Richardson Mr. Francis Kahler, Mr. Hubert Hayes Mmzc Mr. Richard Cruver, Director Mr. Ralph Enokian N wr -. rv rs ...A-s f . :A ..b- r- Y . X58 f r r, eww NNI: Miss Gracclcc Grutto, Miss Sharon Underwood, Miss Candace Sweet, Miss Lorraine Hubbard Mr. jon Wcise, Coach Burnham, Coach George Angley Phyricazl Coach Donald Van Vleet Education Coach Brent Steuerwald, Director Coach Eugene Srefanacci Mrs. Cfhrysouln Fenimore, Mr. Robert Burnlmrt, Depart- ment c,llLllfIDr1H, Mrs. Marilyn Donah Mr. Douglas Norton, Mrs. Linda Norton Science Mrs. Helen Michaelson xr XX, 1. ,r 6. uf ' AA 'Y fx l.. 4' QQ 1 IW, C 4 nv' .:':J.r-', ml A-'mn ...f , nlomn 4 Mrs. Emma Stamas, Miss Deborah Zorn Mr. Daniel Willa , ,W L57 V l Mr. James McVeigh Row 1: Mrs. Prisca Patrick, Mrs. Rodcna Bosch, Miss Susan Cavallo. Ron' 2: Mr, John Sitterly, Mr. Kenneth Bollerud, Mr. William Town Mr. Larry Bobbert TV Comm! Mrs Mme jnzwrslu Mrs Bflfgdlff Roddy, Mr. Harold 'Q Thornhlll Sofia! SlLZ!6ZIf65 Mrs. Judy Valvo, Mr. Timothy Kec- ley 1 f' Mr. David Golden, Miss Susan Puglia, Mr. Anthony Santo Mr. Anthony Frank, Mr. Ronnltl Pintuff, Mr. Richard Kelly JW ng I Mrs. Gertrude Durantl, Department Chairman ff I fe 1492, Mrs. Mary Provost, Mr. Paul Perreault olzzmbm' You just can't walk into class 20 min- utes late. Get a pass! What more can we say?, Okay-who moved my desk into the hall? 'The big haml's on 75 and the little har1d's . . . ei Where's the party The Three Feeeef 0 Peo ? ...,-.-sh. Bus Drivers Lf'-5 fi? 'Q s 'ii M , 5 if ' ' u 9 ' L' Q, ,W I 1 ' L Cafeteria: janet Cavenaw, Maluina Brier, Dot Adams, Rita jestmaine, Maxine Crowell Maintenance Florent Chevalier, Vince MacNamee L SCH Mrs. Pauline Ross, matron Bruce McNe1l, Ed Filkins, Virgil Steele, Wil Gage, Eugene Henningsnn, Chuck Baker, John Polnak, Mike Spass, Mel Rencourt, john Clements Q 129 Mr. Nick Santo, Teacher Aid ' 5,1-.,9f1.r41:' ir : r. ..a.aWrs.. 1 .- .Q K E I 3 . YN 2 v 'T'5f S A. -.., . QQ..Q...fg ...- Teacher Aids: Row 1: Mrs. Barbara Kuzia, Mrs. Dorothy Long. Row 2: Mr. Ray Nut- ting, Mr. Stanley Wrzenski, Mr. Lance Senecal Mrs. Arlene Stensgard, Attendance MIS- Linda Lilly, AIYCNHUCC Library Aids: Mrs. Nancy Bush, Mrs. Fthyl Jerome, Mrs. Carol Fahey, Mrs. Ruth Polster, Mrs. Nancy Pollock . E .Y 5 Xi f yf,I:.S.f-1' . 'L if A- ff I 2 ,fi fix Mrs. Patricia Crandall, North Guidance Secretary Mrs. Mary Hoey, South Guidance Secretary , I 2. 5 V. S f f Mrs. Emily Pedro, Faculty Secretary Mrs. Betty Fanning, Faculty Secretary Mrs. Dawn Woodruff, Faculty Secretary A ills 358 'fmt Y 'S X v-. Mrs. Elma Lovelock, Health Secretary Mrs. Mildred Vrooman, T.V. Control Secretary 131 7' i E 11 d 6 7' Mr. Jack Underhill, Mr. Allen Alexander, Mr. Richard Kelly, Mr. Lewis Carr 'someuovm I Dorff Snow-bound mwnmv NEW SQ -lm slwi' i 4-,I Al f iff, ' f n W-, ' l 5 f' ff mm M., a X 'Ad-if ,V V nw... g Sm a , , , I DRIVER EUUCATIUN CAR Smile and they'll get out of your way What to do when the car won't start. if ...f-- ,, ,W ,mm -qv Q in W , faith! -M f Z LZ Wait . . . an idea is coming. , Oh! Isn't he great? vwizf' 'Hr A row of undivided attention? M3342 nd Hurry and copy it while he isn't looking! P It's a lot easier out here than on the balance beam. The individual always sticks out. ,M , ZZ Z, 16 1 Q ' 5 1 ew 1 ,Y N Hey! She does have dandruffi iw, Thrilling. 41 An hour of mind expanding hall duty. Hey! Who stole, my train? Athletics is an important aspect of school life at S.C.S. A good balance of team and individual sports are pro- vided for girls as well as boys, fresh- men as well as seniors, with both in- tramural and interscholastic sports be- ing offered. Being part of a team can he one of the most rewarding experiences in a person's high school career. The dis- cipline of a sport develops the mind, body, and most importantly, the character of the athlete involved. A sportsman learns to work with oth- ers, put out his best effort, and accept victory and defeat with dignity. Our athletic program is valuable not only to the students participating ac- tively on the teams, but also to the rest of the student body. Competition with other schools fosters school spirit, and this spirit is what makes Shenen- dehowa a real high school. 3 TE Q Q -SN 'Q Q 138 ix avi Pl R . li W t L, q if ff fl. . ,A ' . 'V , sg- 0 J f 1 5525 N ii, K, . -4 'i '. ..:-rain' 5 4 i 'Iii ' . :-2ens,2.- X Q .Q .,' . t V A k, i -v B is w' 'A ters, Win reg ann, G m 61' 1T1lTl Zi Bonestcel, Pete ke r, Mi Bulme 06 ng,J Lo Bill Farstad, john 1 : Row Coach gham, O11 1' B 2.VC ewhouse, D N eiser, Bob M nihan, Leigh Le IH , Ji 35 hom T Bob Nied, Elfl Herm Steve Lang, Glenn Sharland, Ireland, Scott Sbv, Jay fm O nd, Stan Bo IC E 2 : 1 R014 ald. W Steuer , Coach Ste- Angley oach C 3 Rau' Geurtze, Dave Charbonneau, Harry McDonough, Mike Bove. Mathews, Jeff Case, Bi Ryan, Reb Benson, Bill Woodward, Bob Washington, fanacc Mike es Sayers, Kiely, W Paul orone, Al Waligora, M Wyckoff, Pat ravis, john T att, Chuck Mark Stew Bendick Jim 1 3 itle CT l hd Sp 3 4 kiln ld u' i G Jmihfo wa 811 En Sh A , gma va GJ '5 U VJ Z2 QD EE E25 iZ-533 355 5 gifs aw si 1i f f ff 5222322552 532232 giiaiigssig 5 Qi 23 f vga , gg -,af Eiiigigiiiig 222522 5551? si 33? .2253 Z52-535355252Zgggsgigiggggjgigg322523-23252 K3 Q -2 u ' gf 2 W5 'uk is .az as 5552 '23 P523 5 -W 2? wi QS 555523f-12551iiisigfiiigfiiiizsizf235255522 139 Leigh Meiser JW Ifelafld Mike Bove Herman Nied Dave Charbonneau, Co-Captain jim Bendiqk Harry McDonough my Bill Wgodwggd Scott Sharland Greg Winters, Co-Captain Bill Mathews Glenn Geurtze jeff Case John Wyckoff Steve Lang Individual pictures compliments of Charles jablonski Defense Defense! This is football, guys, not soccer! l1:wlll,l1' f we W i 1. lw..'Qf' 1' 'Gil gg? Qing fm. The great Shen offense The green machine is on the go Touchdown! A , N. not that basket TWO Points The fearless trio Lunchtime! ! ! AW whis- A hair-raising experience ln.. . Forget the ball-let's dance! Off the knee, into the tree The leader of the pack Plainsmen Pep Talk Double take Vdffffjf Football Cbeerlmcfefff Vicki Demos Gayla Abbott - Captain Louise Aulenbach Dawn Overstrom Karen Guyer Mary McArdle Kathy Guycr Mary Phelps Pam Hartman Patty Lichiello Karen McCabe - Co-Captain 002795211 VF is ? 1 4' ijt: lf: F4 JJ A Q if Inf,-MQ 'Nl es fi if ,gn 3 .wif Chouinard, Dan Barth, Bill Jo jeff Hin x Keenan Mike 3ggS M HVC D SS Fo joel v Gangloff : Rick 1 Rou is omg Spieler, Chr m Golrlfoor, Mike Latchford, D , J Tiller opetslfcy, Walter Schofield, john lv Steve K Bob Gauvreau, Bob C Ireland 5: Lorell Cook, Al Cropa, Duv Il' chols, Coach We s. Ru rm Ni M Born, CJ z: G! :J Q V, C3 Ri .-C CI 's ac .CI H '03 2 O, F3 .JC E Q 3 O :: U P T3 Q E' 'cl ki E l-4 uf .9 . o F RJ ,Q O an G, .. .. O ci. rd -1 -9 6 Yu. J E 'R azn uk Price Mark Pr evin ni. K strian Ma Corwin, Ben Tied Lost Won --4 O IX 146 l .V Football Cbeerlmderf Razz' I: Kathy Howland, Roseann Nacy, Vicki Hill. Ron' 2: Pam DiSalvo, janet Young, Ann llinterberger, Sharon Schecler. Raul 3: Sue Vomaeka, julie Gill, captain, Shirley johnson, co- capraing Mary Lou Demos Fifefhmam beeiflmdezff Ron' 1: Jean Gill, Laurie Nichols, Ellen Deignan, Captain, El'en Sanderson, Kim Sreuerwald. Ron' 2: Laurel Weir, Lynn Powell, XXfenily Schneider, Leslie O'Brien, Sue Kugler Obstacle Course r obibazll zz 'Q lf-w E 1 Ms.,,, Steve , Fred Jacobsen, It mbe La ZIVC 'Brien, D O Bill S, Elli ch Tozzi, Ri ony Carclon, T D Do Roll' 1 astrianni, Ray Klein- M eorge Walliman, G Manion, john Frank orton, ed, Steve H Ni YI mell, A Su h Burnam. ORC McVeigh, C ash, Coach N OV R Ed Thackery 1 Carpenter ew W lbur gil A HY hans R Ierubino, Phi De-Salvo, Zanetre, Tony Tom yrell, ave Wclulu Bob T an, D ID Hin Malcolm Rau' 2 bi L1 Ber Evoy, Bill HC M reg k Carruso, G 211' uarfno, M ave G gel, D Vo Erie hwegler, Sc jerry 1, Br sto Par Ireland Paul gl Misrin eader Dail Dick ann, III Murray, Mark Schllp pone, Bill Ruggels, jim aP Z jim Tied Lost Wcmii Colonie Burnt Hills Columbia Guilderland Shaker Niskayuna Mohonasen Bethlehem Scotia Colonie Burnt Hills Columbia Shaker N iskayuna Scotia Bethlehem s li , w uc Q 'K X ei ff: X ?i,zff'Q- N' V is .,'. 1 'i , ' A Nil A is . LLLW K lglx 1. G1 X 5 ii v M A C gm , f fi -M fi we ' K 'Q i L pi , were L f 1 'fd' S V ,zri ' iesi 5 C . Ron' 1: Coach Gould, Rick Tremblay, Glenn Murry, Frank Alessandrini. Rau' 2: Bill Loring, jeff King, Mike Eiclens. Row 3: Bill Mayer, John Baldesuro, Randy Elclred, Bob Ellis. Mining: Chris Gnnong, Ron Nacller, Don Richards, Scott Schecls, Ricky DcVincenzo, Bob Begley, Gorden just, Sean Crean, Keven Garner, Dave Kelley, Mark Nunez, Mike Etlgington, George Briggs, Mark Stewart, Dan Pomeroy, jerry Storms Fmhmpzn Soccer fig' kg WM. Ron' 1: jerry Baseel, john Pollack, jeff Trazinski, Tom Hamlin, Mark McGeoeh, Dave Blood- good, John Brooks, Rick Spillane, Chuck Speck, jim Ging, Brien Connelly, Greg Kucher, Bill Smith, Coach Coletta. Razz' 2: Ken Harrington, Tim Tremblay, Tom Giumbrone, Steve Kelley, Kip Fenk, Nick Ronca, Dave Vopelnl, Dave Rannlli, Jim Vonmcku, Bill Pierce, jim Geiman, jim Mayer. Mining: jim Hurley, Larry Rabaglia, Mike Rooney, jeff Strizenski f . 0 C C 6 7' Won 8 Lost 6 Tied 2 Won 7 Lost 5 Tied 0 14 my - Country y if I mioor Track Won Row 1: Frank Sterzinar, Gary Usher, Dave Strand, Tom Weluster, Torn Strand. Ron' 2: Bob Schraver, Jack Carter, junk Spillane, Dave Harding, Grunt Ostapeck, Coach Mc- Arthur. Mining: Al Latch- fortl, jim Zimmons, Bruce Aulenbnch, john Villnave Lost Tied 10 0 M m Roz: 1: Mike Sullivan, Ken Zappont-, Grunt Ostapcclx, Mark Bickford, Don Snow, Les Fox, Howie chlI'lU0l'1l'1L'11ll. Run' 2: Stove Lung, Bob LABL-llc, Stew Granger, Kevin Gcrwunn, Eric Vogel, Glenn stll uk, -It-ff King, Roy Simmons. Run 5: Put Gill, Gary Usher, Drive Strand, Randy Fltlrirlgr, Brute Ault-nbach, Tom Wctlwstt-r. .lim Bcmliclx. ffogicli Mt,-Xrrhur Dec. Dec jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Place Place 17 9th out of 13 Jan. 19 6th 22 4th Jan. 22 5th 5 4th jan. 26 3rd 8 4th Feb. 5 8th 12 3rd Feb. 16 2nd 15 3rd March 4 8th out of 20 M3 Field Hockey V A R S I T Y Rau' 1: Brenda Boynton, Dale Hunter, Bev Baranowslci, Patty -lakeman, Debbie Boynton, Linda Bach. Razz' 2: Anne Baldasaro, Judy jucker, Norma Touissant, Kathy Orr, Sue Gage, Laurie Scher- merhorn, Carlene Carnevale, Miss Sweet Let's see . . . if we can make 5 goals a lou' 1: Sherry Teal, jan Harrison, jill Gooclrnan, Donna Hembroof, Karen juclcer, Sue Second, We can Still Win! Hreenevic. Ron' 2: Spring Furlow, Debbie Clarke, Nancy Steenaart, Allison Jalceman, Betsy Long, jackie Murphy, Mary Hallenlweck. Rau' 3: Miss Gratto, jill Kay, Regina Bond, Sharon Touissant, Barb Straub, Lynn De-Voe, Lenel Kittlitz A R S I T l Y 151 R zz l Qoagh Stcffanacci Daw Dumaim Al W1ligor1 Mille Blair, Mike K VJVJZZQI Bazfkeiball SC5 slxi Bill Wfoolvsurl Tony Carlaseio Ray Pierre Roz 2 Mark Howley, Kim McGuhey, Steve juplxer jeff Case Ron Nadlcr Mzuzng Bob Wash ng on M ke Vercelli Mohonasen Scotia Columbia Burnt Hills Niskayuna Shaker Bethlehem Colonie Guilderland Mohouasen Scotia Columbia Burnt Hills Niskayuna Shaker Bethlehem Colonie Guilderland eenan, Steve Zymew- We They 70 70 63 74 71 60 78 78 67 67 68 70 84 58 58 83 89 66 . If Bmkeiball Wgm 2? Razz' 1: Leigh Nelson, Boh Cooper, Dave lrelancl, Bill Bc-rhcrich, Mark Waligorzl, Dan Barth, Chris Antlcrson, Jay lrclantl, Boh Huchsch, Coach Van Buren, Rim' Z: Mike Gallo, Dan Pomeroy, Tim Clain, Harry McDonough, Scott Scheels. Mirriflgi Waltcrr Schofield Fmbmpm Bazikelbfzl! Win Lim l Rau' I: joe Boubor, Tom Hamlin, Willvur Carpenter, john Walimzin, jeff Trazinslti, Joe Lagencss, Pat Bristol. Ruiz' 2: Mark Carusso, Greg Kucher, Gury Swotlich, George Mastrianni, jeff Darcll, Muring: Coach Weiss Vazmily Bmkeibazll Cheefflmcfm Captain: Karen McCabe Co-Captain: Karen Guyer Roseann Nacy Cindy Schneider Vicki Demos Pam DeSalvo Gayla Abbott Sue Vomacka -,5,,,1,, in Kathy Guyer Louise Aulenbach jqlf Bmkefbvz!! Cbeefflemfem Row 1: Ann Hinterberger. Ron' 2: janet Young, Kim Vogel, Kim Clain, julie Gill, Kathy How- land. Ron' 5: Pam Hartman, Cindy Nehring, Vicki Hill, Mrs. Valvo, advisor Row 1: Dolly DeVoe, Sue Kugler, Captain, Ellen Deignan. Ron' 2: Ellen Sanderson, Maureen Boland, Leslie O'Brien, Laurie Nichols. Rau' 3: Lynn Powell, Wendy Schneider, jean Gill, Kim ld Lau ' ' ' ' ' ' Steuerwa , Fffff-ooey rel Weir. Mmmg. Miss Grastorf, advisor Movin' along at 190 mph. Terrifick H M A Vmcfizy Wafeffling L... r- 'Z Run' 1: Glen Choinurtl, Tom Burke, Put Moronc, Dave Charlaonncuu, Mike Bow, Fric Bond, Giilwe Nuterelli, Coach Angley. Run' 2: Dave House, Bill Mayer, Mark Nunez, john Sicrzinur, Lorell Cook, Mark Louinello We They Saratoga 12 49 Columbia 21 54 Colonie 25 55 Ravena 55 17 Guilderland 15 54 Niskayuna 18 36 Mohonsen 46 12 Linton 23 56 Scotia 24 51 Bethlehem 19 21 Burnt Hills 26 22 Shaker 42 17 Gloversville 42 22 f W' ' f w .X fiat, XM 156 J. V Wrestling Won Lost Tied is l Row 1: Brian Smith, jim Mayer, Al Rock, Stu Hinman, Chris Ganong, Don Swatling, Cory 11 Kirchert, Stan Ormshy. Row 2: Frank Sterzinar, Tim Reilly, Joel Foss, Glen Geurtze, Paul Kiely, Mike O'Brien. Mining: Coach Vintenherg Freshman lwfeffling Rau' 1: Sam Verbick, John Naterelli, Bill Smith, Frank Manyon, Jerry Swagler, Brad Scofield, Steve Singer, Bill Ruggles, Perry MonShawer, Tony Ierlhino, Roy Nash, Coach Burnam. Rozz' 2: Nick Ronca, john Lynch, Steve Swatling, Eric Wfatlell, Tim Tremhley, Dick Daileader, Art DeV0e 157 Givlfr Vamify Basketball Ron' 1: Linda Case, Debbie Bonnert, Bev Baranowski, co-captain, Linda Bach, Paulette Tremblay. Razz' 2: Patti jakeman, manager, Cidy Ganong, Phylis Olsen, Darlene Johnson, Debbie Weir, Judy jucker, Melon Dash, captain, Miss Sweet Razz' 1: Karen Deiner, Muffie Lewis, Laurie Schemerhorn, Elaine Perez, Sheila McArclle. Row 2: Vicki Sholtes, manager, Deena Eusepi, Miss Gratto, Lynn DeVoe, captain, Sue Ruppel. Mining: Carol Richter, co-captain, Celeste Foley mejor Vamily Rau' 1: Barb Herrington, Carlene Carnevale, Debbie Clarke, Karen Jucker, Donna Butcher, Mary Hallenbeck, captain. Row 2: Lenell Kittlitz, Nancy Stctnuart, Regina Bond, Barb Straub, Laurel Weir, Brenda Boynton, Miss Dick Maybe we-'ll play left bench-next time G05 Won Lost Tied 11 4 1 Dave Ireland, Dan Dinzik, Rick New-rs, Mike Kelley, Mark Heuhsch. Miyringz Don Buell, Rick Muhc-us, Jeff Morton, Mark Strand, Rick Towner, Tom Tucker, Steve Bursigian, Rick Benson, Bolv Cooper, Boh Heubsch, Tom Keyrouze, jeff Van De Curr, Couch Gill ' I 5- Won Lost Tied 7 7 0 Roz: lr Bob Tompkins, Kim McGahcy, Brian Smith. Rau' 2: john O'Brien, jenny Kay, jill Kay, Barton Poran. Mirr- izzgz Larry Kostu, Steve La- Blang, Put Connelly, Dave Schuster, Dave O'Brien, Carol Findlay, Dave LnBlz1ng, Coach Gould Sue DeSalvo, Bev Baranowslci, Sarah Dennis, Billie Caulfield, Karen Garofalo, Kathy Reimer, Carol Charette, Patty Tremblay, Kathy Smachlo, Beth Nisco, Miss Sharon Underwood An application of projectile motion. Shaker Scotia Ballston Spa Niskayuna Shaker Ballston Spa Maybe my game is golf. They 0 1 5 2 5 5 Vmavizy Bareba!! Varsity Scores Mohonasen Scotia Burnt Hills Columbia Colonie Shaker Guilderland N iskayuna Bethlehem Mohonasen Scotia Burnt Hills Columbia Colonic Shaker Guilderland N iskayuna Bethlehem 6 1 3 4 3 0 13 6 6 6 6 2 15 10 8 4 6 2 Rou' 1: Pete Charlston, Dave Bruhns, Ted Chrimes, Bill Lucarelli, jim Bendick, Steve Nelson, Gordon Barth, Steve Zmyewski, Dave Lewis, Rick Lavigne, A1 Kowsky, Dave Brougham, Jim Lenihan, jeff Case, Coach Van Vleet. Row 2: Gary Mincher, Mike Bonesteel, Mill Mathewson, John Kelley, Tom Tozer, Stu Mayer, Tim Benware, Mark Moquist, Bob Washington .IV Bmebazll Us 2 3 6 5 1 6 1 1 5 9 5 6 2 7 5 3 4 0 Ron' 1. Stan Ormsby, Jim Smith, Dave Maggs, jay Ireland, Birney Herrington, Dick Row 2: Coach VanBuren, Bob jenkins, Chris Ganong, Chuck Travis, Bob Newhouse MacDonough, Al Waligora. Row 3: Rick Ceremuga, John Long, joe Bulmer, Ted Baughn Pingelski Q 2 Scores Row 1 Coach MacArther, Leigh Meiser, Chet Klope, Br an Sullivan, Dave McKee, Glenn Geurtze, S O V Steve Lang, Steve Duclek, Kevin Cash, Mike Bove, Steve Murray, Mark McGahey, Tom Micklas, Pete McKee, Jack Carter, Mark Stewart, Glenn Ostapeck, Rick Miller, Coach Willa. Row 2: We They' We TheY Mike Tremblav, Chria Ginibrone, Lorell Cook, 'Jim Gary, Mike Sullivan, Eric Bond, Ken Zappone, Queensbm-Y 78 54 Manfredo Davrlla, Mike OBrien, Jeff King, Rick Gangloff, Bob Schraver, jim Zimmons. Row 3: CBA 79 62 Ballston Spa 93 48 Bill Vopelak, Da e Dumaine, Bill Farstad, H wie Charbonneau, Gregg Winter , jeff Eiclens, 92 49 Lansin but 4 119 21 Sean Moran, Dave Sanderson, jon Abair Ken Barnett. Mining: Jim Barbetta, Don Cicarelli, CCHS , g, g 88 53 Dave Charbonneau, Bob Thomas, Bob Chodos, Reid Cline, George Cuttita, Drew Pierson, Scotr GlCI15 Falls 106 35 Vmcemlan Sharland Niskayuna 66 75 Columbia 92 47 Colonie 45 96 Guilderland 70 71 Bethlehem 6616 MW Scotia 93 43 Shaker 59 82 Mohonasen 105 35 Burnt Hills 57 84 Saratoga 98 43 M echan icv ille 104 V2 3115 Ravena 96 45 . Bishop Gibbons sz 59 LaSalle 77 64 mae 12 ze! Leigh, only twenty more laps to go. Mark, you'll never A , M? make it as an F.T.D. florist! like 99 X was :N Q an ,A ' -0- .. ....,.. ,. . 3' The Dude digs in, H : :lt .n.., , q ,Q 6 ,g g QE' ?lLL G23 Leapin' Lizards nr.r 'Q Q we :larynx AQ his is N, N X ei, s X N QQKQR ,. rg Who wants a camel anyway? B x .I+ 1' e, 4 Will you le: go! '30 Heck, I got stuck! , ik 'Jae e lv A-. gf 'E .. -'x' NV mx V -x v' ' r H, ' Q ' N . ,,, ..- Anyone seen a baby blue Contact around here? 'A X PQ X11 ' V H V W. - ,fin 'U' mi V X wa. 5 'Q A I N 'K L ,,,A Sty, . My X Si. . Exceclrin Headache :ji 48, losing your cool. Personally, glazed is my style. it Q1- fi-,A .i, 'vm This is the only class I get A's in. uh has been one of those days , 166 Senioritis sets i '.L y'Nw.,.. Smile, Kevin, things will get better Showdown! s I 5 Who invented this game anyway? Solitude can bring peace. 4HU9a M v- ,sm I ,WM x - . A.,: N A, The scientific flame burns brightly at SCS. X J! I ,Q 5 ' 1 f' f if 65 itz ci! 93'3'5-15' .-.'2.g 'D' 5503? FD -. CH OQQD 3,7 :mg Q5'gc: 0 CS Oo.o - BQESEQ lv-rfbq 5,8 psp as ann 5'aQ.geE WFSGR' OD:-+35 G5 E pT v-soma-In-1 cn Umm nf: -'3' .-. Oo 3-.2.OQg. 9-S T?P? more than simply an academic learn- ing institution. Activities provide a chance for students and teachers to get to know each other as people- that is one of the highest forms of beauty. In the final analysis, it will not be report cards and grades that matter, but how we apply what we have learned to our daily lives. 5. F. A. Table l: Mrs. Roddy, jennifer Orr, Mrs. Bonadies, Kathy Dorgan, Norma Alessandrini, Bob Lamy. Table 2: Amy Kaufman, Mrs. Sandberg, Gine Stirpe, Steve Richards, chairman, Sue Lambert, Jeanie Waller, Mike Nelson, Mr. Thornhill, Kathy Boubin, Peg Cooley. Standing: Emil Klusacek, Paul Deming, Mr. Curran, Aaron Morris, Grant Ostapeglt, Mark Stewart, Mrs. Durand, Mr. Frank, Dwight Lindsey, Miss Boyd, Carol Blanton The Student Faculty Administration Senate is a new government for Shenendehowa, tried for the first time this year. I7 Q I The beginnings for this government stem- f med from the interest and ideas of students .I . two years ago. These students are today se- , 1 f niors. The Senate is much more than only a 3 , l new government. It is a beginning for mean- l l I l il N V 'Il I ingful communications between the three main i A O:-N factions of school life-namely the students, - ' ' ,B l the faculty and the administration. Hopefully f I X the people of Shenendehowa in years to come if-Lfzerggfsjf ,,g,, .hgg-:ff-1' T, will use this tool to promote understanding i' ff4ir ',l'f-lf' H ligiggf and create a better atmosphere for education. WHAT D0 You menu THEY Lev blurs im K ey Club The Key Club, co-sponsored by Kiwanis International, is comprised of select stu- dents from grades 10-12. Being a service organization, the members offer their time to help out in school and within the community. Among other services, the members go on a scholarship fund drive to raise enough money to present scholarships and other awards to members of the senior class. This club is under the supervision of Mr. Walter Rehder. Row 1: Bill Mayer, jim Hollman, Paul Fanning, Fred Stern, Ken Barnett Cpresidentj, Bill Schoch, Tom Bell, Bill MacElroy, Mike Burke. Row 2: Barb Atwell, john Krasuski Crreasurerb, Dave Bruhns Csecretaryj, Bob Graham, Cally Harding, Henery Stienard, Dave Barnhart, George Cuttira. Row 3: Chris LaRoux Cvice presidenrh, Beth Dewey, john Samaniuk, Pere Zimmermann, Elizabeth McAuliffe, Cindy McBain, Reb Benson. Row 4: Paul Schoch, Sandy O'Connor, Don Baker, jim Graham, Glen Ostapeck, Joe Cook. Row 5: Aaron Morris, Larry Rufrano, David LaBarge, james Rank, Mark Stewart, Mr. Rehder Cadvisorl, George Repper KE1 CWB u-4 NSS an Gombllv THE , NIEEUNL? l Now ?? Quit watering down the milkshakes Dave' Judy Jucker, Donna Butcher, v Baranowski, nnifer Eldted, Be Je dek, Du ff ill Fisher, je B 1: S o Q4 102 Ro e Eidens. Hollstrom, Mik If chols, ri Ni lbert, Lo Powell, Terri F Steenaart, Lynn ancy N ,- iener, D 211' Cf! gington, K Ed Anderson, Carol Hoey, Debbie arlson, Anne Ch Brian Steve Goldstein, ike Mc- hlierf, M Sc s, Susan ostopoulu C iki Nieminski, N .2 .Q -Q Q.: Q 5 5. .E .Q P vf E ax -Cf rn fi .fri P Travisano, Christy Pat 1, lorel Morby, Sandy F da Lin 5, III 3 : Jerry Stor 010 R ayer. mM Cabe, Ji Washington, H116 A rraro, Lee Therese Fe ells, W Reniker, Sandra Andy Calvin, andy Charlton, C ranger, Berberich, Steve G an, Barry Dm Hi : Stuart iener. Row 4 D Bill 5, ll E ard .-1 Shelly Scott, Rich man, Gold Norma wsky, Koso nda Li oung, Y nda ngling, Li a Fronk, Lori Yi nd rray, Li Kim Mu Steuer- Chaplin, Kim ck, Patty ed Z VC atling, Scott Hudleston, Ste W S OH 5 D Row ert Rose. ob R Marco. CHRIS George, D ft are, Robe G cn N -U E r-l ttf .E T5 -U t: 41 9. .c: ... N M vi -o I-4 N J: .2 af. aw. U N ... an if 2 5-4 N GQ E N D-4 -U -4 tv 3 5' esley an, W H1 CI I1'1l'1'1 :e Zi Pe aetano, G rio Ma et, 3V M Hall, John Pollack, Bill erry : P Row 6 L4 GJ P- N VJ mbrone. Gi ris Ch Vilnave, John Toni Indilicato, Pasquerell, Gary Dave Strand, Mark Florell, ann, W in Jer CV athew Glaser, K ed Johnson, M an, T ollm mH rris, Pete Richards, ji Mo Aaron 7 OW R P- CU G 8 M Bob Richards, 2.11 new, D Ag 9-Y eorge King, R Gifford, G alt W Bob Ellis Bell IT1 To dents: desire, F3 4-a va .2 va I3 E on c: ... E 5-4 O 1-4-4 L-4 CU Q-4 'O O O OD 9 T. --4 4-1 CI WU vi ua 'U ual ' Cfl e four basi There at tn CU --4 4.1 -1 determination, dedication, and discipline. The members of the band and chorus exhibit 65 72 ::c: 53.2 DDL-D 23 ai Q2 Q40-a 'Nl-4 75-3 gc: U: mu .EEG Zeit .an -UI-4 Ui.: 228 -gb-. 'IHS 'Am al! 38 ggi 3-I O'Ti Ei.. 3 L32 c. H? .H .Jon YI! O59 Ss Ds Eu Us-4 Qt? U .Eva ei' 755 Du-4 :ro gum 33. 555' CI -9. .24 o c: I-Y-I 4: Q 'Rl M E -o t: N I-4 0 E' N M -52 'J t: td 3-4 Lu '-A-4 C l ,4 fl' 131 O- ouissant, T Sharon Bristol, ms, Mary da A hris C avis, Peterson, Mary D Judy owe, D ble Deb 1 Row n Bauer, nch, Doria Ki Liburdi, Kathy son, JoAnn e John bi eb ncent, D iVi CIT Michelle Syrotynski, T 2.06 t, Di rath, Cathy Hebenstree McG athy ried, K F nda hite, Li W da Rhon 2 OW R yer. DW Sharon Leszczynsk Norma Touissant, Kim Masters, Stephanie Eidens, elle ch Kathy Serino, Mi McCallum, esteel Mary Con- On B Pat Barsigian, aria D Snare Linda Row 3 blay. Doty, Paulette Trem ris Ch ki Podniesin Breault, Mary nfl JOA Limbacher, e Carrigan, Melissa bi eb ons, D Fitzsimm way, Carol Barb Atwel Deena .-. Gayla Abbott, 4: 010 R UCIIC. fq Ma e Eshleman, Peg an Di Dickinson, hv Kat Elizabeth Dewey, Sue Zacarola, Debbie Hyde, Eusepi, Regina Bond, Ellen Sanderson, Maria en, Wendy rcl A Karen orma Alessandrini, N 5 10 Ro ry Nolan. Ma i, Pacell Lauren lli, Cicchine f ranfield, Pam C ebbie anVranken, D V Kittlitz, Pat Lenell ynton, Bo nda IC Schilling, B Sue Ratta, W ,QR fam ' CQJ 7 l am 535 Nu Zggg .Ain-1-S Lies omni Sui' .xmas 5395 az? ME.: CELEB G -t .sae .115 0 . 21,4 mfg .-:2 sa. ..?- .ENE :tags C: B-4 .2 -P' CEE 'rw Em . WELD EZ-2 ma-,Q JE . ig: -swf 0.93 mi, .DKUE SDC!!! :ga P-5:5 'Ut-rg el , ed Ri rris, Jay Mo urdenais, Aaron Jo ennis ngton, Billy MacElroy, D Washi ney, Bob OO Fox, Bob M Sbemeewf Shennews is our completely student operated school newspaper. The staff's six to ten p a g e publication comes out monthly and covers various items of interest to the student body. Mr. Philip Ratzer is the faculty advisor. 'lggkfff K OWN Q . fob f Q 9.2 fe , Sealed: Ellen Gorowitz, Linda Fried, Kathy Biedron, Mary Jane Davis, Renet Alfanso, Gail Mill- fi C ? ington, Elaine Perez. Standing: Bruce Smith, Jill Kay, Spring Furlao, jenny Kay, advisor, ffl Z ,Z I .' 1 , fy f f df 'S Sue Granger, Kathy Geurtze, editor 1 f 1 The Lunch Bunch is a group of people who meet every day for lunch together. During D and E lunch they eat in room 111, and have organized themselves into a club under the leadership of Mrs. Dziezic and Mrs. Lloyd. Lzmcla Bunch ' rw f, ' Oli' . X 'Mi Row 1: Lisa Burns, Pam Born, Pat Sweeney. Row 2: Jackie Deay, Mr. Dziezic Mrs. Dziezic, Ann Baldasaro, Pam Barnum. Row 3: Mrs. Lloyd, Dan Bridge Pat Nisco, Linda Valenti P511 Club si- run Pep Club is an organization to promote school spirit. Pep ,.fx......- Row 1: Marcia Acles, Donna Hembroff, Lori Powell, vice president, Anne Hoey, secretary, Sue Stanley, president, Bev Smith, treasurer, Sheila McGuire, Lori Prazniak, Donna Travisano, Robin Lovelock. Razz' 2: Sue Lemieux, Katrinka Etters, Rafika Blili, Debby Leffler, Mary Boubin, Vicki Demos, Kathy Gregor, Marlene Gregor, Peggy Bicknell, Cindy McBain, Kathy Diener. R011' 3: Peg Kubin, Michelle Syrotynski, Connie Martin, Sue Cummings, Kathy Breton, Kathy Orr, Kathy Blair, Jill Kay, Dianne Bonnerr, jenny Kay, Katie Slocum, Carol Schreck, Sue Lambert, Pam Vogel, Patty Lynch, Sue Geiman, Janet Cumming, Carol Blanton, Lynne Tessier. Row 4: Lori Burnett, Suzanne Miller, Pam Hartman, Pam DeSalvo, Kathy Howland, unknown, Ann Hin- terberger, unknown, Rosann Nacy, unknown, Maureen McGuire. Mining: Lisa Clapper, Dianne Harrison, Patty Travisano, Holly Blair, Priscilla Hollingsworth -l Plainsmen on the Warpath Our Spirits Soar Club members are active in various functions such as foot- ball games, Homecoming, basketball games and all other sports events. Pep Club is under the leadership of Mrs. Carol Roberts. rm farmer we 9' , ,Q - R ilif fif? 0 5 lr i S n 1' AME You Fmustlib Puacvkclm, stew.. r WW' To bb Home 5 The Future Nurses of Americ a-the F.N.A.-is opened to all girls interested in a career in nursing. The club has guest speakers, goes on field trips to various hospitals, and provides a scholarship for a deserving senior girl entering the field of nursing. Mrs. Betty Casey acts as club ad- visor. Siundingz Debbie Giroux, Helen Dorn, Mrs. Lloyd, Colleen Draper, Joanne Holland, 17 Dianne Healey. Kneeling: Sherry Horton, Nancy Pillar, Debbie Smeltzer Gourmet Foouff Clue ' p owl-f ew l Future Nurses o Arnerieu Sitting: Beth Beyer, Cindy Duffy, Dianne Rocco. Slanding: Debbie Cuva, Mrs. Casey, Sharon Hatlee, Dianne Patterson, Nancy Pillar, Denise LaBarge 1 R114 if ,JP K xx i The Gourmet Food Club meets every Thurs- day after school to learn how to prepare specialty food. The girls who be- long to this group raise money to buy ingredients for the special dishes, do the shopping themselves, then prepare the food. Mrs. Lloyd is the group's advisor. T.V. Control The T.V. Crew consists of student volunteers who devote their M2 study halls and afternoons to being trained in the usage of the PM do 'mf buildings T.V. facilities. Upon finishing the intensive training oefmalv sessions, which place emphasis on developing good habits and Mmmamizi J behaving competently under all circumstances, the students are d,y,Hbu,l,L,'wlf able to provide instructional technology services to faculty and Q students using the television medium. Mr. Larry Bobbert is in QQ 553, QQ charge of this group. f If 14...-Q Razz' l: Robyn Brown, Mark Brousseau, Jeff Babson, Joe Quintal, john Babson, Tom Kuhn. R011 2: Mathew Arnold, Sean Creati, Mike Burke, Gail Daniels, Mr. Bobbert fadvisorj, Sue Fried, Kathy Gregor. Standing: Marlene Gregor, Dale Meierdierks, Pat Trembley, David LaBarge, Dave Valcik, james Rank, Dennis Gniewek, Jim Graham, john Samaniuk, Richard Smith, Rick Van- Zandt, Rich Gabriels, Barton Poran, Dwight Lindsey, Kevin I-lassette, Andy Landor, Chunk Smith, Chuck jablonski, Tom Alverson, Bill Brandt, Pete Fitzner, Mike Eusepi, David Bruhns, Cid Alfasso, Mr, Barnum 1,7 Sealed: Steve Morton, Kevin Weatherill, Mr. MacElroy, advisor. Slanding: Tom Chickatery, Pere Slocum, Kevin Curran, Bill Keevern. Mining: Mike Burke, Tim Klink The Amateur Radio Club is a licensing club, training students to become amateur - radio operators and to take the Federal Communications Commissions examination so that they may operate radio transmitters on the air. The Radio Club was able to start its own radio station at She- nendehowa. It is located in the Industrial Arts wing and they have been issued their own call sign by the F.C.C.- WAZAGH. Members of the club who do receive their li- censes are able to use the ra- dio equipment during free periods or after school. Mr. William MacElroy is the club's advisor. I niernaiional Relations Clan Seated: Mary Hinterburger, Mike Rosenberg, Rafika Blili, Paul Schoch, Amy Skarin, Terry Zem- bruski. Standing: Ayu Teffery, Joanne Solowski, john Zelonicki, Bob Mathews, Miss Simmons, advisor, Dave Barnhart, Kim Vogel Membership in the International Relations Club is open to all students regardless of academic classification. Through informal activities and projects, students can learn to understand the peoples of the world and their responsibilities in developing world understanding. Activities include slide lectures, films of an international character, dramatic presentations, meeting and discussing with those people from other lands, and visiting places of international interest. Miss Margaret A. Simmons is their advisor. Afnafear Radio CL t aj' Orchestra 45 1 1 f Clark Kathy Hinterburger, ebb erhorn, D ffl hir ie on D'Aquila, Laurie Sc 1 Dave Wilming, R Row s, Elizabeth Wilming, ok Bro Mr. Hayes Charlie 2 Il' R0 h. anne Habesc Je enri Steenaart, Rod Sipe, H Titus, Brenda Charland, Barbara Hayes Colleen Jesmain, Kathy Haney, Helen Provencher, Dawn nne Butler, A Leah Chen, Nehring, Leland okinda, Lisa Marsha K ' 3 abh, Ron Petit. Rau M John X Dianne rbara Straub, Barbara Harringgon, Frances Sultzberger, Ba ne Taber an Sultzberger, Di Nancy nningham, Charles Jablonski Cu rookes, John B aria, John eM D yer, Lynn Dw wx Q lffffmly A ll' I -2. .MLA ,., f 1 f Wi 'i W, I fy i , qv 2' TBR ,Lf f , , . 1 , 1, h I 0 f , X- I X 1 NM . h , 1 ,.,m1 M .r 'U 6' ,,,f1fnr.... o 6 . Q X D Y 0 6 nr ' lwuq gh, 'Sri O -UT, gc? Q- U SE Ubx if .520-1 :GE 50 VJ .UE ,553 vt! Uv: O.Q 0 1120 I-1.5 'JS if -50.2 .Q 5 Ol-4 E. not :w E9 mon ,Q NU -is 8.2 'a 553 Ee 3:2 'Uno 45.2 'JDE En. I was Ea., DS we 525: Ea G-- O3 Us Tic G go v:'U -05 N -Eu' 33 Sava go ani Mr. Hubert Hayes ui D 1-4 O -CI U OJ -CI 4-I rn QJ -1 CI L-I O heir conduct I is 180 mam lab --.W Memberf: Lisa Sticht, Anne Guarino, Linda Daileader, Gayla Ab- bott, Ann Petitjean, Robyn Brown, Valerie Wells, Honor Pod- niesinski, Lou Anne Gamache, john Pollock, Marge Owens, David Thomas, Christy Charlton, Hillary Davis, Peter Richards, Bill Vopelak, Chris Schwarz, Randy Breski, Leslie Mitoff, David Hyde, Melissa Brown, Ann Seiler, Bob Rose, Wes Sayers, Jay Reidell, John Makitalo, Kim Elkin, Melissa Linbacher, Kathy Kinch, Eileen Color and excitement are the bywords of the Drama Club. Engaged as they 'are in so many different produc- tions, its members are constantly discovering new life ex- periences in every aspect of their work. Not only does the Drama Club create productions on its own, but it col- laborates with other groups to further their mutual cre- Tuylor, Diana Hopple, Rafika Blili, Sue Tremblay, Carl Ash, Kim Cummings, Charlie Vollmer, Maria Zacarola, Terry Rucinski, Nancy Ellis, Steve Richards, Chris Rowe, Dick Barkalow, Mary Lou Acturso, Eileen Accurso, Charlie Smith, Charlie Jablonslci, Linda Safron, Scott Sharland, Terri Zembrzuski, Fred Zacarola and more ativity. They have worked on musicals with the music department, toured children's plays to various underprivi- leged groups, and extensively supported our own Clifton Park Players. In addition, thirteen of the club's members lielong to the internationally recognized Thespian Society. The lay-away plan fast, Now we know what they mean by a splitting headache! The hostess with the mostess. GK What else is new, Carla? May I have this dance? Vamizy Club The Varsity Clus is composed of Shenendehowa boys who have won their varsity letters. The purpose of the club is to promote sports at the school, act as a service or- ganization, and engage in social activities chosen by the group. Successful projects of the Varsity Club in the past several years include the purchase of the Universal Weight Training Machine and purchase of the lomm. camera and projector. Coach Brent Steuerwald is the Varsity Club's advisor. T-mi Razz' 1: Tony Carlascio, Steve jucker, Dave Charbonneau, Bob Thomas, Jeff Case, treasurer, Kim McGahey, president, Glen Gturtze, vice president, Tom Burke, Gabe Naterelli, secretary, Eric Bond, Coach Brent T. Steuerwald. Ruiz' 2: Bill Woodward, Greg Winters, Dave Brougham, Jim Lenihan, Mike Ryan, jack Spillane, Bob Mooney, Stu Mayer, Ed Tibbeis, Dan Helin, Aaron Mor- ris, Tom Nosal. Rozz' 3: John Sterzinar, Mark Howley, Leigh Meiser, Herman Nied, Rick Lal- vigne, Bill Leffler, Alan Latchford, Steve Zmyewski, Mark Stewart, Peter Zimmerman. Razz' 4: Chuck Travis, John Wy'ctmff, Mike Bonesteel,-john Long, Joe Nunez, Grant Ostapeck, Dave Strand, Gary Usher, Wes Sayers, Mark Moquist, Mike Pascale. R014' 5: John Abair, Steve Lang, jay Ire- land, Alan Waligora, Robert Washington, Chet Klope, Tom Jones, Brian Bailey, jay Reidel W fl nS0mEfHlNl: 'mrs mE. THEY BRENT BS Hmvv as 'mtv more .aa .West Q, X U mana' The Audiovisual Club is a small club designed to operate equipment for teachers and various other groups who request help. They maintain this equipment, do minor repairs if neces- sary, and aid the dis- tribution and return of the equipment. Some examples of this equip- ment are movie, film- strip, and overhead pro- jectors, tape recorders, and others. The Future Business Lead- ers of America CF.B,L.A.D is a national organization for business stmdents designed to develop responsible and qua- lified business leadership. Mr. Frank Basile is the advisor of the Shenendehowu chap- ter of this group. R010 l: Joseph Cooke, president, Mrs. Cochran, advisor, jacque- line Herold, secretary. Rau' 2: Mr. Baker, advisor, Karen Cote, Margaret Christopher, Eileen Riddle, Kathi Wfoodward, Mr. Basile, advisor. Roll' 3: Bill Mill- er, Steve Supinslti, vice president, Sigesmond Sapinski, vice presi- dent Kathy Munks Tony Indilicato, Neal Hunter, Mr. Golden, advisor, Creig Drummond, Charles Glad ding. Mining: Keith Lawrence, Bob Murray 6 d 7' 0 0 Miss Jean Gorman, Advisor Chris LaRoux, Editor-in-Chief, Amy Skarin, Managing Editorg Paul Schoch, Business Manager Bill Kaletta, Photography Editor, Karen Verch, Art Editor J ,Wa Leslie Mitoff, Photo Schedulerg Nancy Pugh, Publicity Editorg Linda Snare, Copy Editor, Kim Cummings, Girls Sports Editor, Kathy Kerber, Secretarial Editor, Circulation Staff: Row 1: john O'Brien, Carrie Rabe, Peg Kubin, Dianne Harrison, Melon Dash, Robin Lovelock, Holly Blair, Carol Blanton, Carol Ruppel, Daria Barsigian, Marcia Hubbard, Manager. Ron' 2: Aaron Morris, Debbie Boynton, Pam Harrington, Candy Rowe, Laurie Munro, Patty Lichiello, Lynne Apostle, Mary Boubin, Lori Prazniak. Mining: Joanne Solowslci, Cincli McBain, Polly Farrington y V i I 0 . if , jf? S rn .4-3 sr. Layout Editors: Gail Daniels, George Guarino, Sue Lemieux, Pam See Mike Rosenberg, Advertising Managerg Marcia Hub- bard, Circulation Manager, Bob Graham, Boys Sports Editor, Debbie Davis, Literary Editor The yearbook staff would like to express their thanks to all those who have helped us in our endeav- ors. Special thanks go to Curt Hud- dleston, Aaron Morris, Kim MC- Gahey, and Robin Lovelock. Secretarial Staff: Kathy Kerber, Secretarial Editor, Carol Rup pel, Carrie Rabc Advertising Staff: Rout' l: Lynn Tessier, Lori Praznialc, Row 2: Mike Rosenberg, Manager, Carol Blanton, Robin Lovelock, Barb Atwell, John O'Brien. Mining: Helen Richter, Pam Vogel, Nancy Sherwood p - is kg A 1, st .A.. if Hiking iiib St-F Mem hen: Mary Albrecht, Gary Anderson, Tom Aulita, David Barnhart, Melissa Benware, Diane Blazejeski, Barb Brooks, Leeann Butler, Judy Conner, jane Conti, Lynne Coulter, john Dick, Debbie Etlinger, Katrinka Etters, secretary-treasurer, Anne Hart, Debbie Hasel, Roseann Imlah, Debbie Johnson, Lori Kerber, Nancy King, The Hiking Club meets at least once a month, usually on Monday or Thursday. At these meetings the trips are planned, slides and filmstrips are shown, and occasionally Judy Kosarick, Laurie Loubier, Debi Majury, Sue McKenna, San- dra McNamee, Denis Nolan, Pat Noradki, Mary Beth O'Brien, jim Poulette, Patty Purple, Debbie Rider, Jackie Rider, Jackie Ryan, Patty Travisano, Sherrie Vincent, Terri Vincent, Kim Vogel, Carolyn Young, president. Ad1'i.mr.f: Mr. Keeley, Miss Guarelia a speaker comes in. The main objective of the club is for the members to learn about the facets of hiking and camp- ing. Infeircholiiific Tree Climbing f 3953 Row 1: Barb Orden, Peter Zimmermann, Rick Nevers, John O'Brien, Dave Thomas, Robin Love- lock, Carrie Rabe, Melon Dash, Carol Blanton, Sue Fried, Debbie Boynton, Shawn McAuliffe, Michelle Mayo, Loren Haswell, Aaron Morris. In tree: Mark Stewart, Laurie Wright. Mining: Kathy Kerber, Sue Lemieux, Debbie Davis, Paul Schoch, Bob Mathews, Mike Rosenberg, Mr, McVeigh, advisor The club consists of athletically minded seniors dedicated to rest, relaxation and the proposition that whatever can be done today can be done just as well tomorrow. All meetings are cancelled on a regular monthly basis and all practices are banned. The club is ruled by a ruthless dictator called the Grand Acorn and her happy henchman the Co- Pine Cone. Last season in an astounding victory the club captured the Elm, Oak and 6 Pine Tree council titles and they hope to take the Eucalyptus and Weeping Willow titles this coming season. Meanwhile the junior Varsity devotes itself to climbing Lilac Bushes. ir! Leaders The Girl's Leaders is a select group of girls who have shown outstanding interest, citizenship and leadership in gym class and beyond in intramurals, extramurals, and on honor teams. The girls assist teachers in gym class, help out in the gym office, officiate at games, and perform other services for the physical education department. Miss Sharon Underwood is the faculty advisor. Row 1: Kathy Howland, Linda Bach. Rota' 2: Darlene Johnson, Cindy Crawford, Gayla Abbott, Debbie Boynton, Amy Skarin, Laurie Schemerhorn, Sue Stanley, Patti Jakeman, Karen Diener, Linda Case, Terri Lynch, Anne Baldasaro, Judy Gimbrone, Bev Baranowski, Kathy Preddice. Row 3: Miss Sharon Underwood, advisor, Janet Young, Barb Atwell, Michelle Mayo, Lisa Clapper, Kathy Orr, Sue Ruppel, Christy Charlton, Lynn DeVoe, Carol Richter, Deena Eusepi, Debbie Weir, Judy Kosarick, Judy Jucker, Sharon Hatlee, Mary Ellen Dash, Paulette Tremblay, Debbie Bonnert, Phyllis Olsen, Kim Vogel. Mining: Leslie Carpenter, Carol Charette, Kathy Corey, Donna Gage, Virginia Gage, Cindy Ganong Scbool Store Row 1: Nancy Krug, Rose Jeske, Dianne Connors, Chris Dumas. Row 2: Mr. Rossley, Ellen Gettings, Lenell Kittlitz, Ross Dajeunesse, Cindy Charette, Mr. Mattiske The school store offers a great va riety of books, school supplies, and even school monogrammed clothing. These items are sold by students who, through this activity, are learning about the operation of a small busi- ness by becoming actively involved in one, The store is operated under the management of Mr. Arthur Mattiske. Coblefkill High 566001 Day Awami' Wimeery These business stu- dents competed against 500 other students from 38 area schools in a competition of busi- ness skills held in Co- bleskill. They all won individual awards and led the Shenendehowa team to first place. Seated: Roseanne Imlah, Debra Carrigan, Jeff Dudek, Zina Korolech, Ellen Hoffman Smndzng Mr. Mathews, Business Education Department Chairman, Mr. Baker, advisor Ross Lapeunesse joseph Cooke, Patty Burke, Segismund Sapinski, Dawn Johnson, Karen Williams Deborah Carrigan Zina Korolech Segismund Sapinski Patty Burke Debi Sniffen joseph Cooke Dawn Johnson Ross Lajeunesse Jeff Duclek Ellen Hoffman Roseanne Imlah Karen Williams Rapid Calculation lst Place Advanced Shorthand lst Place Business Information I 5th Place Rapid Calculation 4th Place Office Procedures 4th Place Business Information 6th Place Open Typing 9th Place Rapid Calculation Znd Place Business Information 8th Place Bookkeeping 7th Place Office Procedures 6th Place Open Typing 5th Place Shorthand I 9th Place Shorthand I 2nd Place Chefs Club The Chess Club consists of avid chess players looking for good competition. These players meet after school to en- gage in chess games with other members of the club, and at the same time improve their own game. Mr. Werner Staven- hagen is the club's advisor. Ron' l: Aaron Morris, Ron Pettis. Rau' 2: jim Terry, Bill Diener. Row 3: Mr. Staven- hagen S5 M. Wx .4 -f Ron' 1: Kathy Preddice, Sharon, Sharon Dwyer, Karen Karen Diener, Marlene Gregor, Patti Nisco. Ron' 2: Polly Driscoll, Kathy Coggins, Mary Hinterberger, Linda Daileader, Kathy Gregor, Peter Slocum, William Miller. Row 3: Kathy Diener, Linda Haner, Karen Garafalo, john Garceau, Randy Breslci, Lynn DeVoe, Debbie Davis, Mrs. Colapinto, advisor The Latin Club is a group of present and former Latin students meeting to promote classical culture. This is done through projects not able to be done during class time, such as organizing the Latin Banquet and preparing classical programs for elementary and Junior High School students. This club is under the direction of Mrs. Antoinette Colapinto. Young Ameeieezm For Freedom Young Americans For Freedom-Y. A. F. -is an organization of young men and women who wish to preserve freedom in our country and who care about the future of our nation and world. Mr. Frank Basile advises the club. Row 1: james Carroll, Mr. Frank Basile, ad- visor. Row 2: Gerard Quinn, joseph Cooke. Row 3: Joseph Carroll 189 The Friends JEQ1 B. Feeeefmem The Friends of Ely B. Freedman is a club organized to play and sing folk music and to trade songs and ideas. During the year they performed some concerts ranging from traditional to contemporary folk music, also including some original material. The Math Con- test is sponsored by the Mathe- matical Associa- tion of America. A difficult test, tying together all the skills learned in high school mathematics, is taken by students all across the United States. The students par- ticipating from Shenendehowa have, in the past several years, ranked about 22nd among the 3 O 0 competing schools in New York State. Mr. Nelson Drimalas assists students in preparing for this exam. 190 Meath Comer! Row 1: Heidi Nied, Rob VanDuzee, Joe McGrath, Curt Hud- dleston. Row 2: Linda Baker, Dana Anderson, Paula Schnutr, Nancy Charette, Mr. Frank, advisor 'X :Hi Rau' 1: Charles jablonski, Paul Schoch. Roni 2: Debbie Davis, Amy Skarin, Mr. Nelson Drimalas, Ken Haynes, Chris Gimbrone, john Garceau, Kathy Kerber, Robin Lovelock, Carol Blanton. Mining: David Thomas, james Rank, David LaBarge, Steve Lang, Bill Schoch, Ed Vopelak, Gerard Quinn Row 1: Mary Jane Conway, Mary Albrecht, Debbie Rider, Pattie Purple, Barbara Brooks, Laurie Loubier, president, Dawn Titus, Robin Picard, Jill Czajkowski, Ann Washlngton, Sherrie Horton, treasurer, Sue Ruppel. Row 2: Viki Schultz, Kathy Conway, Denise Chevalier, Betsy Holmes, Deena Eusepi, Rulyn Vogel, joe LaMountain, Mark Haswell, Kathy Orr, secretary, JoAnn Gorko, Jane Maffuid, jill Moroney, Debbie Walsh, Mrs. Ralbovsky. Mirring: joe McAuliffe, vice presi- dent, Gail Daniels French Cnlnnfo Clno The French Culture Club is an organiza- tion of French students working together to enrich their classroom experience. They have had bake sales in order to raise money for the sampling of French culture in the form of food and art. After each meeting a club newsletter, L,Escargot CThe Snailj, is circulated throughout the French classes. Mrs. Rabovsky is the faculty advisor, with Miss Cardamone and Mrs. Bonadies helping. The National Honor Society is a group of Juniors and Seniors selected for outstand- ing character, scholarship, leadership, and service in the school and community. Being a service organization, the group has ini- tiated several worthwhile programs in our school, including a tutoring service and a new student orientation program. The N.H.S. members provide ushers and guides for public functions at the school, take care of the bulletin board in the main lobby, and give several scholarships at graduation. Mr. Patil Desjardins and Mrs. Gertrude Durand serve as advisors. Nniionnl Honor Society Row 1: Amy Skarin, Pat Nisco, treasurer, Robin Lovelock, vice president, Kathy Kerber, Debbie Boynton, Susan Fried, Dianne Harrison, Patty Lichiello. Ron' 2: Mr. Desjardins, advisor, Daria Barsigian, Debbie Davis, Paul Schoch, Mark Stewart, Dwight Lindsay, Pete Zimmermann, presi- dent, Larry Rufrano, John Krasuski, Curt Huddleston, Ken Barnett, Kimberly Elkin, Patty jake- man, secretary. Mining: Kathy Corey, Lois Frederiksen, Karen McCabe, Leslie Mitoff, Barb Orden ii' 335555 Vi3lLQl.4Ji zu.: Quit jiving and let me down! Lights! Camera! Action! 192 ,HV ' 71, 2 7, ,,, up - A' 7 1 1 WM H The radar picked up Flash Gordon? If M111 f I f' if!! fiyi, Veronica Volleywcll? Homecoming P1 M255 S. C. S. 72 Mary Mcflwile sl M W A ,mg Now entering S. C. S. V 5 , .1 .,f iii-1, E251 N i Room 222 .V if? 5 a i i t z t.s l life 1 n Q si A 4 W, Exodus Shenemfehowaz Alma Maier Shenendehowa Central out on the plain so clear, Her Carillon bells are stand- ing, a symbol we hold dear. And through the years she'll guide us, and help us on our way. We never will forget her, but with honor we'1l repay. Alma Mater, Alma Mater to thee we sing our praise. Shenendehowa Central, our standard, our guide always. A far cry from ivy covered walls 4 1 9 A peaceful exchange J W' SHENanigans RwQ'M'NwwMX.,.X, ' W , mf 'f ' ,f f ., , .,,, 1.4,, ,, Q 5... , 195 N ai in 12 A .af- 'W ww 'hui 3 ,,,-,..., f 14' M .,. A . as QX,, - Q V EP' 2' Q 4 fi f S L , ww 42 if i ji ,.. ,F i Q. as A ' Mmxkglmk .1.gz, 7 W wwwai, M...-.M ni Alley .. it X. 3 true opposites attract? l 4 X H1 l N oop! fffvfzh i . , . MM? 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These students have much to look forward to in their re- maining years at S.C.S.-successes and fail- ures, good times and had-but always new experiences in their quest for knowledge and beauty. May they all be successful in this, their search. Seated: Phyllis Olsen, secretaryg David LaBarge, president. Smnding: Judy Kosariclc, treasurerg Ruth johnson, vice president Mike Gallo, vice presidentg Kathleen Dorgan, secretatyg Bill Berberich, presidentg Laurie Schermer- horn, treasurer X. di' Q 'W K -A Renee Alonzo, vice president ,,.W.,.c..,.,..a.,a.s,,..,.,.,.M W...-....... N R b Donna Weekes, secretary, Sue Grinavic, treasurer, Jim Murray, president Morning Borer x Kneeling: Gary Burnum, Gary Anderson, Larry Boriteau, Ricky Quintel, Dan Uber, Don Peregrim. Smnding: joe Christianson, Pat Barlter, Jerry Boucher, Leo Betts, Tom Proctor, john Valcik, Glen Palmer, Dave Murdock, Gary Travis, Mike Bradley, judy Paupst, jim Sherman, Sue Dorrough Boces is offered as a regular course of studies for Shenendehowa students. Differ- ent areas taught at the center in Saratoga include Cosmetology, Auto Mechanics, Data Processing, Practical Nursing and Carpentry. Row lg Lynne Ashline, Laura Baltuck, Martha Beach, Linda Bach, Barbara Bates, Mary Lou Becker, Dawn Caisse. Ron' 2: Deborah Anderson, Deborah Bassinger, Marcia Acles, Louise Aulen- bach, Dana Anderson, Linda Baker, Dorian Bauer, Cristin Alford, jerry Baker. Razz' 3: Bruce Apkarian, Chris Andersen, Brian Bailey, Jonathan Abair, Frank Alesszmdrini, Carl Ash, Ted Baughn, Steve Barsigian, Bob Ballentine. Mining: William Antrim, John Archer, Richard Babson, John Baldes, Barry Barber, Lawrence Bariteau, Richard Bartow jzmiom Ron' l: Barry Berberich, Michael Bfair, Charmaine Bourke, Charmaine Boulerice, Deborah Bon- nert, Cynthia Blazi, Margaret Bowen. Row 21 Catherine Begley, Pat Belkevitch, Gregory Bielkie- wicz, Beth Beyer, Kathy Blair, Barbara Boland. Rau' 3: jonathan Born, Michael Bonesteel, Eric Bond, Richard Benson, Charles Brooks, Clayton Boyce, Leon Betts, Gary Benard, Debby Ne'son. 204 Mining: James Bendick, William Bicknell, George Bielkiewicz, Michael Bonneau, Judith Bouchard, Michael Bove, Michael Bradley, Kathy Brown, Kevin Brown, David Bruhns, Bernadette Bullis Rau' l: Linda Case, Mary Charbonneau, Lisa Clapper, Sue Burch, Mary Campbell, Nancy Cardin, Donna k - Robin Clum, Pat Chaplin, Run' 21 joe Bulmer, jim Ciehinelli, Richard Ceremuga, joe Clark. Ruiz' 3: Tom Carter, Ray Casler, Fred Cadrain, Dan Bethel, Jon Chorpenning, Peter Charlsori, Tim Connors. Mf,Y.Yfl1,QI Dawn Caisse, Deborah Caisfe, Debra Carrigan, Barbara Carroll, Regina Catallo, Richard Chapman, David Cltarbonneau, Howard Charbonneau, Robert Chodos, Diane Chrvn' X. loseph Christensen, Margaret Christopher, Ross Christopher, Susan Cichinelli 5: K V. - -f , - i Rau' 1: Lucinda Crawford, Pam Craig, Pam DiSalvo, Mary DeTraglia, Mildred DeVoe. Row 2: Lorraine Dewey, Deborah Cranfield, Laura Dallesandro, Kathy Dfener, janet Cummings, Mary DeRossi, Sue Deso. Razz' 3: George Ciuttita, Dana Distel, Gale DeBevoire, Lorell Cook, Al Del- Gaudio, Rocco Crola, Erie Dasenbrock, Richard Cross, Bruch Dodge, Dan Costello, Don D'Aquila, Tony DeBenedetro, Richard Dahl, Kevin Coonradt. Mining: joseph Cooke, Tim Cox, Karen Cote, Kathleen Dailey, Paul Deming, Peter DiPofi Row 1: Donna Golba, Pam Hartman, Kathy Goggins, Claire Gettings, Anne Gua- rino. Row 2: Carter Green- wood, Glenn Geurtze, Chris Gimbrone, Louanne Ga- mache, Mario Gaetano, john Garceau. Rau' 3: Rick George, Chris Ganong, Kev- in Fox, Kevin Garner, Rick Gangloff. Row 4: Jim Golds- berry, Kevin Gallagher, Jim Harrington, Steve Granger, Scott Gibbs, Ben Fronczek. Mining: Vernon Fonda, Kyle Gill, Roger Gudz, Beth Hall, William Hamilton R010 1: Mike Edgington, Paul Fanning, Pete Domski, Dona- to Ferraro, Tom Domski, Dave Duell. Ron' 2: Charles Farnum, Jeff Eckert, Robin Fellows, Dave Dumaine, Nan- cy Donovan, George Fluri, Ron' 3: Richard Filhert, Lynne Dudek, Nancy Ellis, Jennifer Elrlred, Marcella Fero, Paul Drewes. Row 4' Steve Duprey, Janet Eck, Melody, Fagan, Maureen Fer- raro, Sandy Florell, Cindy Duffy, Polly Driscoll. Mirr- iflg: Susan Dorrough, David Duchesne, Shawna Dufrcsne, William Farstad, Douglas Fellows, Robert Ferguson. Maureen Ferraro, Peter Fitz- ner 4810-- it A 'uf 1: Vickie Horner, ,thy Howland, Julia Hick- Pat Hurley. R010 2: Ann mey, Ruth Johnson, Donna tm, rmbroff, Beth Hinterber- '. Row 3: Jay Ireland, Ali- 1 Jakeman, Doreen Hen- ig, Ann Hinterberger. Row Roseanne Imlah, Darlene mson, Ellen Hoffman, 'bbie Johnson. Row 5: ke Horstman, James Hick- , Jim Hiney, Steve Hatch. 14' 6: Laura Hilts, Jon Ha- 1, Terri Hutchins, Dave Wlnings. Mining: Laura pyes, Deborah House, Ca- ,lle Howard, Michael lghes, Dale Jacques, Rose ake, Deena Kapoor V , . ,Yi ' ,W 421' lft-gifs' txlrasi-.i.'f R010 l: Laura Kerber, Nancy King, Diane Joslin, Mary Kerley, Susan Kenyon. Ron' 2: Kathy Jourdanais, Judy Kosarick, Susan Lambert, Kathy Krupanski, Kathy Koubeck, Judy Jucker. Row' 3: Todd Kirkland, Emil Klusacc-li, Keith Kleinhans, Joe Knapp, Jim King, Tom Jones, David Kelly, boo ix,-Hy. Razz' 4: Tim Klint, Steve Kozlowski, Steve Lang, Chet Klope, Jeff King, Paul Kiely. Steve Kupetsky, Cory Kirchert. Mining: Linda Jones, Robert Jones, Christine Jordan, Joan LaGasse Mangione, Belinda Ron' 1: Katherine LaRose, David LcBlang. Ruiz' Z: Thcrcsa Lynch, Dchra Lantz, Vicki Law, Sharon Lenihan, Chcryl Lintlcrman, Betsy Long, Jamcs Mahar. Run' 3: Joseph LcLit'vrQ, Rohert Lyons, johnny Long, Mark Lawrcntc, David hflaiggs, Stephen Lohnt r, Paul Mafluitl, David Mala- chowski. Mining: David Lithtenwalner, Susan MacNary Row l: Connie Martin, Frank Mar, chione, Penny Man- ley, Sue Martin. Dia n c Martin Row 2: Leslie Ma- son, Lintla Mason, Gary Martin, Cathy Manzi 2 s Row 1: Mark Miller, Linda Morlvy, Bill Miller, Kim Masters, Mayer, Sherry McAuliffe, Karen Matacchiero, Carol Millsop, Frank Mastrianni, Pat Moran, Peg Miga, Ellen Moreton, Mari- Linda Miller, Kathy Meixner, Donna Medokowich, johnalee ann McCann. Rolf' 2: Seth Morone, Harry McDonough, David Michalski, Beth Moran. lllismzgz Ernest McHale, Pamela MCA McKee, Bob Micklas, Kevin McGrath, Richard Micelotta, Bill lntosh, Lee Millington, Debra Moore, Linda Moran , X 0, 43 f: X li' uw ll'-M...-f ' i -s...v-Je' Row 1: Becky Mortensen, Cheryl Muller, Rosann Nacy, Cindy Nieman, Heidi Nied, Wayne Nilson, Linda Nash, Linda Mur- Nehring, Robert Newhouse, Kevin Mrozek. Razz' 2: Debbie ray. illiuing: Denise Navarretta, Marion Nicholas, Barry Nie- Nelson, Tom Newman, Glenn Murray, Rick Nadeau, Sheryl man, Cathy Niles Row l: Diane Pachucki, Tracy Parker, Honor Podniesinski, Sandy Opitz, Wendy Parker. Ron' 2: Debbie Pinheiro, Marge Owens, Lori Powell, Beth O'Connell, Jean O'Rourke. Row 3: Don Pin- gelski, Dave Payne, Steve Poissant, joe Nunez, Phyllis Olsen. R010 4: jeff Paige, Bill Peele, Dan Putnam, Tim Pedro, Mike O'Brier1, Stan Ormsby, Leo Purris, Richard Petersen, Dennis Nolan, Ron Noradki. Mining: Glenn Palmer, Michael Pascale, Judith Paupst, Terry Pipino, Michael Polak, Dorrie Poland, Debo- rah Proctor, Steven Proctor, Doug Post Aw-.,., , M 'Vx V , N V Ron' 1: Robert Rack, Albert Rock, Daniel Reilly, Jacque- line Rider, Linda Sabey, Sherry Schecter. Razz' 2: Joseph Pyska, William Roy, Terry Rucinski, Jacquelyn Schnoop, Patricia Ruchlicki, Rou' 3: Sigismund Sapinski, George Repper, Wesley Sayers, Lori Rucigay, Linda Roberts, Carol 210 Richter. R014 4: Richard Sanderson, Mark Ross, Gerald Quinn, jose Rivers, Marion Richardson, Paula Schnurr, Kathleen, Randall, Marcia Reed. Mining: Connie Remil- lard, Guy Sage, Keith Sarr Roll' l: Lynn Speanburg, Pat Spencer, Heidi Smidt, Sharon Star- ing, Lillian Sprole, JoAnne Schwegler, Kyle Scovill, XXfayne Spuh- ler, Williaxm Schoch. Ron 2: Mark Sitko, Mark Stewart, Gregory Shultz, Robert Shraver, Francis Shields, Debbie Smith, Evangeline Smith, Kenneth Smethurst, Johan Slot, Craig Stahl, Henri Steen- gfr Fr f if , 5L....JS aart, james Smith, Mary Shea, Pamela Stewart, Peter Slocum, Douglas Sp'e'er, Danny Sherman. Mi,rri1z,q: James Sharlantl, James Sherman, jeffrey Sherman, Terri Shippee, Gail Sirko, Randall Stanley zmiom 4 E Razz' 1: Mark Sullivan, Mike Valcik, Dennis Taylor, Charles Tra- vis, Richartl Tremblay, Frank VanNortlen, Robert Sullivan. Rim' 2: Dawn Titus, Patricia Triller, Joanne St. Gelais, jill Therrien, Michelle Syrotynski, Deborah VanDeCar, Paulette Tremblay, Sally Vermilyea, Denise VanDetVolgen, Lynn Sweeney. Rau' 5: Sharon Toussaint, Wayne Stine, Diane Taber, Holly Swannie, San- ilra Usher, Robin VanDuzee, Harold Verrier, William Sykela, Mike Vereilli, Paula Theriault. fllirrfzlg: Theodore Sullivan, Lintla Svethek, Gary Travis, Daniel Uber, Patricia VanVranken, Ann Teneyck 211 W J, 1,73 xy., 4, K ,,k, . f f' ,. A , , ,D . .4 Rou' l: Christopher Wilson, William Vopelak, Charles Vol- mer, Vicki Vincent, Sonya Zdunek, Viola Williams, Eugenia Waller. Row 2: Eugene Willis, Robert Washington, Richard Wilt, Christina Yingling, Edwin Vopelak, Kandis Walsh, Su- zanne Watkins, Cathy Watrobski, Barbara Vrooman, Deborah Wilming, Deborah Weir, Terri Zembrzuski, Sharon Wilson, VW' in Lauri Walker, Karen Williams, Joe Wojtaszek. Row 3: Glenn Williams, Alan Waligora, James Zimmons, john Wycoff, David Whitcome, Theodore Watson, john Zdunczyk, john Zeloznicki, Lester Wormuth. Mining: Patrick Young, Maria Zacarola IQ. OO- Rou' 1: Kevin Hassett- Associate Producer, Mike Eusepi - Stu- dent Director, Dale Meierdierks - Technical Director, Andy Landor - Apdio Technician, Mike Burke - V.T.R. Operator. Row 2: Paul Tremblay - Floor Manager, James Rank - Execu- 212 tive Producer, Sean Crean - Announcer, Peter Fitzner - News Coordinator, Charles Smith-Monitor Transporter. Row 3: W!-.dj Rick Van Zandt- Cameraman, David LaBarge - Anchorman, James Graham - Sports Editor, Kathy Gregor - Reporter, Charles Jablonski - Weatherman, Richard Gabriels - Camera- man. Missing: Robyn Brown - Cameragirl, Gail Daniels - Reporter, john Samanuik - V.T.R. Operator ef 1 ass we E Z V dish Ron' 1: Tom Alverson, Tom Aulita, Bob Begley, Dan Barth, Kathy Biedron, Debbie Adams Laurie Alford Mary Albrecht Bill Berberich, Don Baker, john Baldasaro, David Barnhart, Lisa Apostle, jenny Bittel, Melissa Bemxarc julie Bellerose Roll' 2: joseph Adam, Tom Adams, Wzltren Binkowski, Steven Miixrirlgz Gary Anderson, Matthew Arnold Dime Blazeprslxi Binlcowski, Sid Alfasso, Tom Bell. Ron' 5: Eileen Accurso, Sophomom Ron' 1: Lee Ann Butler, Lori Burnett, Carol Brennan, Cath- Gary Callander, Robert Breen Rand1l Bttslsi George Briggs erine Boubin, Loretta Bonneau. Razz' 2: Daphne Buchanan, Donald Bulson, Christopher Born Dxvid Bulmrr Mzirmg Debbie Boyus, Cherie Breen, Candace Calvin, Carolyn Brown, Gerald Boucher, David Boulrris Willitm Brlndt Kiran Candis Boggs, Kathleen Breton. Row 5: Peter Brousseau, Brown, Keith Buerker when Rau' 1: Tim Crandall, jim DelGaudio, Richard Dempster, Dan Dalpe, Marie Decker, Mary Jane Davis, Lynn Coulter, Adeline Crola, Melody DeMass, Sue Cumming, Carolyn Dash, Pat D6-Rossi, Hillary Davis, Deborah Cuva, Vicki Demos. Row 2: Joel DePeaux, Robert Davis, Ron D'Aquila, Kim Coughtry, Bob Dennis, Kevin Curran, Doug Daigle, Linda Daileader. Mining: James Crowell, Susan Czub. CWM Ron' 1: Cindy Christopher, Mickey Carncvale, Pat Carrigan, Linda Charbonneau, Brenda Charland, Christy Charlton, Jean Cicchinelli, Kim Clain. Ron' 2: Elizabeth Cook, Sandra Cook, Gary Connors, Mike Connors, Dave Colpoys, john Chamber- lain, Rirhard Carlasrio, Tom Circareri, Robert Campion. Run' 5: jean Cicchinelli, Judy Connor, Kathy Conway, Jane Conti, Tracy Cornell, Peggy Cooley, Yvonne Coonradr, David Cooke. Ron' 4: Mike Christopher, Tom Couchjeff Chouinard, Dana Corwin, Bob Cooper, Tim Clain, Reid Cline Razz' 1: Bob Gauvreau, Linda Fronk, Jeri Fox, Jenny Gates, Rhonda Goldfoot, Pan Goody, Bonnie Geuss, Kathy Goodway, Pat.Goodwin, Lisa Frank, Row Walt Gifford, Gregg Gilbelrt, Karen Garofalo, Kathy Geurtze, Nick Gonyea, Linda Fried, Spring Furloxx, Cathy Fraser, Mire Gallo Rim' 3' Matt Glasier, John Fuller, Brian Fox, Leslie Fox, joel Foss, Norman Germais, Gregg Gendron, Kris Gage, Pat Gill, jim Goldfoot, Gary Gendron. Mining: Matthew Glasier Ron' 1: Sharon Dwyer, Christine Doty, Sara Eaton, Karen Diener. Razz' 2: Donna Ferguson, Susan Favreau, Diane Flick, Michelle Eidens. Ron' 5: Joanne Dusse, Celeste Foley, Deborah Dowe, Ka- trinka Etters, Michael Eidens. Rim' 4: Ricky DeVincenzo, Lisa Domslci. Rim' 5: John Dick, Randy Eldred, Kristen Elkin, Kathleen Dorgan, Lynn DeVoe. Ron' 6: Donald Domhroski, Bob Ellis, Deena Eusepi. Ron' 7: Gorden Duke, Mark Florell, Ernest Folino, Bruce Fellows. Ron' 8: Chris Downs, Charles Ellison, Dennis Flavin, Floyd Duffy, Richard Dorrough, Gary Felano. Mirsing: Patrick Fagan, Daniel Feehan xx: .xi .-Q N R D i ,----'- J . K X If tr' : - E , , .1 if 'Q fa t -'fi tg! ' - .3 ,ti - 7 Q ' M J ' ,,.,..,. ' . :. .:, L L . L .L W... -t ,,....,,af 5' Row 1: Jann Harrison, Carol Guerin, Nancy Hoerauf, Donna Guinane, Debra Hasel, Barbara Hotchkiss, John Gustafson. Row 2: Kathy Gurnett, Denise House, Elizabeth Holmes, Cath- erine Groat, Diana Hoppel, Susan Hauff, Linda Haner, Patty Hutchins, Jaqueline Hughes. Raza' 3: Steven Haney, Denise Ron' 1: Suzanne Irvin, Cynthia Jones, Donna Kappa, Sandy Jacobs, John King. Ram' 2: Jo Ann Kapenos, Kathy Kinch, Nancy Kosta, Marsha Kokinda, Doug Kussius. Rim' 3: Jacqueline King, Debbie LaBelle, Jen- ny Kay, Jill Kay, Ellen Jacobsen, Candy LaBounty, James X gf :sz is Q Goudard, Kimberlie Hatlee, Diane Hickox, Gail Henry, Vicki Hill, Marilyn Hedrick, Stewart Hinman, John Heard. Run' -iz Mark Hulstruck, James Hollmann, Michael Haley, David Harding, Scott Huddleston, Robert Huebsch, James Hamilton. Miyfizzgz Prlscilla Hollingsworth, Jaclyn Halse, David House LaPlant. Razz' 4: Mike Kenan, Al Kropa, Gordon Just, Williiim Keevern, Ted Johnson, Tom Keyrouze. Rim' 5: Joe LaMountain, Williiim Jordan, Dave Ireland, Russel King, Bill LaChapel'e, Rich Johnson. Mi.r5i1z,q: David Hyde, Nancy Krug, Amy Kupferman ll ff .5 L5 X f 9 X 1 wx lf-,hx l 2 N i 5 5 Ron' li Mark Lounello, Mark Larkin, Robert LaPorta, Michael Latchford, Chuck Maloy. Ron' 2: John Mabb, William Maclilroy, Sheila Lavigne, Rose Macy, JoAnn Lihurdi, Karen Livingston, Laurie Loubier, Karen Lovelock, Deborah Maggs, Robert LeBlanc, ,mm john Luke. Ron' 3: Keith Lawrence, Debra Leffler, Janice Lec- konlvy, Judy Lemieux, Stephani Leszczynski, Ann Lewis, William Loring, Kevin Lawya, Chris Lawrence, Carmen Mallia. Mining: Sharon LeGasse, Helen Luse, Robert Maheus, Marie Makowski Ron' 1: Peggy Martin, Saundra McNamee, Patricia McConnell, Margaret Manzi, Susan McKenna, Dianne McCallum. Row 2: David Matthews, Nancy McLaughlin, Susan Mezera, Karen Marion, Wendy McGahey, Dianne Meierdiercks, Nancy McDonough, Mary jane Marlowe, Laurie Miller, Lynne Martin, Sheila McArdle. Row 3: Joseph McAuliffe, William May, Richard McDonough, Ben Mastrianni, David Martin, Tom McDermid, David Metherell, Tom Mathewson, jeff Meyer, john Miller, Tom McCauliffe, Tim Master- son, Dennis Markle, joseph Mclnerney. Mi.f.Vi7IjfI Susan Mclntosh 217 Rou' I: Lffark Nieman, Steve Morton, Mark Mossey, Tom Nac carato, Rick Nichols, Mike Nelson Matt Nichols Ron a , , N tller, Kevin Nasadocki. Ron' 2: Karen Monshower, Suzanne Miller, john Murphy, Michael Neuhaus, David Mineher, Mark Myers jim Nelson, Leigh Nelson. Run' 3: Gail Moore, Debra Nie Q-33- minski, Terri Niles, Susan Monroe, Flizabeth Nolan, Dianne Mincher, Lisa Nehring, Gail Millington. Rau' 4: Clyde Moore, Scott Mincher, David Nash, Kevin Murray. Mining: Susan Miller, Edward Munks, Mary Ellen Nedorascik Rau' 1: Barry Peck, Kim Oeschger, Barbara Paupst, Pam Pe- ceri, Nancy Oppen, Nancy Piller, Nancy Northup, Kathy Orr, Judy Petersen, Elaine Ordon, Pat Petersen, Kathy Perka, Mary O'Brien, Wfanda Petit. Ron' 2: Jeff Poe, Don Peregrim, Gary Pasquarell, Mark Nunez, Terry Perry, Dan Pomeroy, Bob Pas- quarell, Elaine Perez, Debbie Parker. Ron' 3: joe Pietrantone, john Pailley, jim Normington, Don Parent, Gale Penza, Steve Osterhoudt, Al Peabody, Ron Pettis, Grant Ostapeck. Mirrmgz Douglas Petitjean, Barton Poran Row 1: Larry Riddle, Tim Reilly, jim Poulette, Dan Richards, Pat Roche, Clark Riley, Paul Reckner. Ron' 2: Donna Pyska, Peggy Rock, Pat Riddle, Pat Purple, Diane Rocco, Sue Preville, Robin Quick, Colleen Purcell, Mark Prazniak. Razz' 3: Anne Reynolds, Andi Renaker, Sheila Reed, Kelly Roe, Kathy Preddice, Kevin Price, Linda Robbins, Bob Riberdy, Donna Radliff, Ann Marie Provencher. Mining: Thomas Preville, Wayne Proctor, Richard Quintal, Stephen Rabbitt, Daniel Roberts, Brenda Roland ,i....-Mifjjf. Ron' 1: Ronald Slowek, Ralph Sicko, Peter Siter, Michael Sees, jim Ruhle, Paul Samuels. Ruiz' 2: Ann Schlipmann, Chris- tina Schwarz, joan Slot, Jacklyn Ryan, Barbara Sivers. Razz' 3: Mrs. Hepp, Miss Overbaugh, Susan Ruppel, Vicki Sholtes, Laurie Scher- merhorn, Stephen Sapin- ski. Ruiz' 4: Anthony Santoro, Bob Snyder, Scott Scheels, Thomas Ruchlicki, Eric Schnei- der, David Shippee. Razz' 5: Victor Santoro, Chris Schofield, Diane Sherwood, Glenn Saun- ders. Mifring: Walter Schofield, Paul Schulte, Karen Seguin, Stephen Shafts, Gary Simmons, Leon Skarrup, Sandra Slade 219 Rau' 1: Dave Taylor, Mat Tomato, Fred Stern, Mary Ann Squil- laro, Kathy Spring, Letha Smith. Ron' Z: Don Snow, Rusty Tay- lor, Gina Stirpe, Dave Strand, Gerry Storms, Pat Travisano. Ron' 3: Elaine Thorsen, Robin Stine, Diane Snare, Lori jean Toile- gaard, Linda Travis, Maureen Steven, Dawn Sreuerwald, Bob Row 1: John Villnave, Linda Williams, Bill Zeronda, Scott Z d u rx e k, jim Wright, Tom Webster. Row 2: jeff VanDe- Car, R h o n cl a White, Cathy Valentino, Terri Vincent, Kim Vogel, L i n d a Young. Row 5: Scott Walker, Laurie Waldbil- lig, C o I 1 e e n Wright, Sherrie Vincent, Sandra Wells. Row 4: Gary Usher, Vic Vrigian, Nancy Watson, Marcia Z u r a lc owski, Sharon Zampi- no, Sue Tyrrel. Row 5: Kevin W e a t h e rill, Dave Willming, Debbie Vincent, M a r y Triller, Lori Yingling. Row 6: Ed Van- ,, DenBurg, Mark j H Q, Waligoray Steve ..,.,.,,, H , i Zedeck, D a v e ft ' ' Uber, Janet g' 4. WP Young 220 S Sonntag, Larry Sweeney. Row 4: Diane Sterzinar, Nancy Te- deschi, Dave Taylor, Sherry Teal, Kevin Speck, Nancy Sulzberger, Randy Travis, Gary Swatling, Bruce Smith, Brian Smith, Bob Sny- der, Don Swatling Freshmen Row l: Lorraine Alai, Bruce Aulehbach, jacquela Adams, Jeff Babson, Bonnie Lou Bailey, Eric Adsit, jon Babson, Debbie Bandos, Karen Arden. Rau' 2: Jamie Aeles, Renee Alonso, Catherine Albrecht, Joni Baine, Pam Barlow, Kath- leen Andolina, Lorna Ashline, Barbara Andrews, Bonnie Jean Bailey, Kathy Ash. Ruiz' 3: Elaine Bailey, Bushra Ah mad, Lisa Alford, Debbie Amabile, Donna Ash, Ray Agnew Norma Alessandrini, Heidi Augustine. Mining: John Au bin, Clarence Bamlord Row 1: Ann Berberich, Kim Beyer, Maureen Boland, Elizabeth Blanton, Colleen Bennett, Brenda Bobar, Susan Beebe, Cynthia Blair, Wently Benard, Cynthia Belanger. Rau' 2: Holly Baxter, Stephanie Bc-rnaclti, Tim Bennett, Al Bartlett, Sidney Belanger, Edward Bell, Donald Bentley, Rick Bartels, Andrew Bibb, Ronald Bentley, Tom Bates. Rau' 3: Sherri Barnes, joe Berban, Mark Bickford, Dave Bloodgood, Gary Berube, Robert Benoit, Mark Blazejeski. In Tree: Gerald Baseel. Mining: Leo Betts, Frances Biette, Barbara Bishop, Eric Bloodgoocl ,,....4.., l .i C aware, Row 1: Joann Breault, Mary Breton, Melissa Brown, Amy Bowers, Brenda Boynton, Lorie Bonneau, Jacqueline Bow- man, Victoria Bryant. Rau' 2: Regina Bond, Patricia Bone- steel, Mark Brousseau, Wade Brandon, Ellen Boubin, Diane Bonnert, Patrick Bristol, John Brooks. R010 3: Dorothy Campbell, Bruce Call, Stewart Cady,'Barhara Brooks, Donna Butcher Ron' 4 Donald Mining: s Donald Burg, Donna Buck, Edward Bonneau Sandra Brong, Charles Brewer, Martin Bruno Cardin, Scott Cameron, Salvadore Carbonare John Booth, Debra Bruno, Patricia Bryons Razr 1: Margaret Carroll, Nicki Costopoulos, Denise Chevalier, Thomas Chaplan, Eileen Cooley, Susan Cox, Deborah Churchill, Michele Carter, Carlene Carnavale. Ron' 2: Cehorah Clarke, Thomas Charette, Harvey Connors. Rau' 3: Mary Conway, Brian Connelly, Alan Chen, David Clynick, Sal Cicchinelli, Brian Charlson, Nancy Charette, Barbara Cook. Rau' 4: Donna Charette, Susan Cook, Raymond Charbonneau, Wilbur Carpenter, Jeffrey Chambers, james Cranfield, Margaret Ciccateri, Karen Cognetta, Mark Caruso, Leland Chen, Paul Crabbe. Rau' 5: Paul Connor, Ken- neth Chouinard, Tim Chura. Mining: Donna Crowmer Rou' 1: julia Delo, Vicki DeCrescenzo, Laurie Cyr, janet Czub, Jill Czajkowski, Etta Deso, Susan Detraglia, Catherine Dawson, Ron' 2: Ellen Deignan, Bonnie Davis, Laurie Daignault, Carol Demers, Carol DeBevoise, Lynn DeMaria. Rou' 3: Richard Daileader Mark Custead, Kurt Decker, Ken Custer, Kevin Decker, Jeff Darrell, Glenn Cummings, Dolly DeVoe, Terry Depew, Scott Cutcliffe. Run' 4: Pat Daignault, Art DeVoe, jerry Dagostino, Diane DeVoe. Mining: john Cunningham, joe Demers. 4 A f if Ron' 1: Tim Farnum, Kip Finck, Richard Ellis, Mark El- kin, Steve Dewey, Bill Diener, Eric Edwards, Sue Fellows. Rau' 2: Sue Farrar, Debbie Fellows, Pete Duprey, Therese Ferraro, Carol Edgington, Ralph Etlers, Mike Ellsworth, Diana Dwyer, Kathy Dickinson, Diana Eshleman, Cheryl Dowe, He'en Findlay. Razz' 31 Greig Drummond, Paula Edson, Debbie Etlinger, Terrie Filhert, Patrick Doran, Brian Ellis, Brian Dodge, Phil DiSalvo, Glenn Duffy, Dave Everitt, Steve Fillipone, Todd Felano Row 1: Nancy Fonda, Pat Flavin, Charles Gladding, George Flores, Michelle Gentile, Laurie Gardner, Dave Garrett, Matt Gill. Razz' 2: Mary Foss, jean Gill, Gayle Gibbs, Jim Geiman. Ruiz' 5: Judy Garveau, Debbie Fingar, Susan Gage, Pauline Gniewek, Riclcy Fronczek, jim Ging, Dennis Gniewek, Tim Fleig, Bill Frament, Bob George, Lenore Gervais, Shirley Gardner, Paul Gabriels, Carol Fitzsimmons. Mining: Debra Frisch, Karen Garner, Joan Gebhardt, David Gillespie Rou' 1: Ken Harrington, Jill Goodman, Barb Harrington, Sue jim Hallenbeck. Razz' 4: Peggy Hand, Nancy Haner, Diane Grinavic, Theresa Grennon, Mary Hallenbeck, Mary Guil- Grose, Norma Goldman, Wendy Goebel, Clifford Goggins, beault, Row 2: Tom Hamlin, Lenore Grenoble, Debby Gon- Frank Granato. Razz' 5: Tom Hackman, Mike Gryzyboski, yea, Anne Hart. Ron' 5: Steve Goldstein, Ellen Gorowitz, Su- Bernard Hassett, Dave Guarino. Mining: Daniel Green, Cyn- san Granger, JoAnn Gorko, Catherine Haney, Robert Harris, thia Hamdan Row 1: john Huber, Liz Hickox, Kathy Hinterber- ger, Mindy Hoch. Rau' 2: Sue Hill, Delores Hayner, Sherry Horton, Kim Hau- ber. Row 5: Mal Hinman, Joann Holland, Tom Her- old. Row 4: Donna Huff, Barb Hayes, june Hoff- man, Kim Hilliker, Laurie Horton, Doug Herrington. Row 5: Brenda Heffner, Catherine Hebenstreet, Diane Healey, Andrew Hauff, John Herold, Mark Haswell. Row 6: Jeff Hughes, Steve Helbling, Carl Hebert, Jeffrey Hat- lee, Sherry Horton, Mark Houle, Kevin Higgs.MiJ.r- ing: Randy Hotaling, Rhonda Horaling, Deb Hebert, Lynda Herring C .rt ix Rou' l: Dale Hunter, Cathy Hughes, Sharon Ketz, Karen juclter. Ron' 2: Debbie Kent, Lou Ann lngraham, Kathy Kipp, Andrea King, Margaret Kimmell, Cheryl johnson, Carol King, Linda jordan, Steve Kelley, Colleen jesmain, Pat jobin, Mat- thew Hurstruclt. Row 3: Fred Jacobsen, Tony Iervbino, Kevin Jerwann, George Kerber, Pete Jeslce, Darryl Jenkins, Tony lndilaeto, George King, Paul Ireland, Mike Keevern, Neal Hunier, Bill jones, Harold Ktefnet. Mining: Perry Hall, jim Hurley Rau' 1: Karen Lee, Lynda Kosowslcy, Karen Koniowka, Lorraine Lanahan, Darlene Kramer, Rita Linderman, Rau' 2: Joann Krutka, Susan Kuglr, Nancy Locke, Barbara Lawrence, Melissa Lim- bacher, Wently Lightner, Lenell Kittlitz, Susan Koubek, Gregg Kuchar. Rau' 3: jeff Lajeunesse, Tom Kuhn, Bill Leclconby, Fil Krawiecki, Glenn Lawrence, Dave Lambert, Rich La Rose, David Lewis, Arr Knapp, joe Lee, Ray Kleinhans, Dan Leonard, john Kubin. Mining: joseph La- jeunesse, jonathan Lane Rau' 1: John Machnick, Edith Lowe, Debbie Macwhinnie. Lewis Martin, Peter Mainville, john Malcitalo, Richard Razr' 2: Lisa Mark, Kim Machniclc, Margaret Marquette, Marshall, Bob MacNary, Ed Malinoski, Cindy Male, Ellen john Lynch, Frank Manion, Lee Lussier. Razz' 3: Brenda Mathews. Miumg: Catherine Mahi-us 226 Lussier, Pam Luebeck, jane Maffuid, George Mastrianni, ,....,.....,-...- Rozz' 1: Santlra Miller, Terry Mattison, Scott Mclntosh, Bruce Mincher, Stephen Micelotta, Judith Monroe, Mary Lou MeMahtmn, Michele McKinnon. Rott' 2: Mary McCreery, Doris Millet, Berna- dette Miles, Joseph Merone, Louis McBride, Craig Miller, Barry Monshower, John McKee, Nich- olas, Miller, james Mayer, Mark McGeoch, Gregory McAv0y, Michael McCabe, Kathleen Mc- Grath. Row 3: Jaleen Moroney, Carol Moore, Maureen McGuire, Daniel McDermid, Dave Mc- Carthy ' ' ' ' X f f a nr-, ' , , L E r WW-Y . tx , , G r y -gt Nobles, Patricia Noradki, Linda Norris, Leslie O'Brien, W'illiam O'Brien, Thomas O'D0nnell, Evelyn Oest, Gail Raymond Munger, james Murray, Kenneth Murray, Kim Murray, Kimberly Anne Murray, Lisa Murray, Robert Mur- ary, Maureen Nadler, Roy Nash, john Natarelli, Linda Offenbacl-zer, Gerald O'Gracly, james Ogsbury, June Olsen, Nava, Lorene Nichols, Arthur Nied, Christa Nieman, Janis jennifer Orr, Gary Palko, Daniel Palmateer, George Palmer 2 5 Row 1: Mike Provencher, Joe Quintal, Bill Pierce. Row 2: Laurel Phoenix, Robin Picard, Mary Podniesinski, Paul Phelps, Gary Parent, Bob Palmer, Laurie Pells, Robin Pipino. Ron' 5: Howard Prescott, Charles Proc- tor, Boh Proctor, Len Proctor, Larry Rabaglia, Leonard Phoenix. Row 4: Lynn Powell, Ron Peregrim, Bob Pe tuslre, Bob Pelletier, Tom Patterson, John Pollock Charles Pogan, john Pettis, Sue Peck, Diane Patterson Helen Provencher. zlfliiringz Brad Peck, Willie Peacock Tom Proctor Row 1: Kris Rooke, Col- leen Ryan, Debbie Rider, Pat Rose, Kathy Riley. Row 2: james Romeo, Nick Ronca, David Ranal- li, Peter Richards, David Rawlin. Row 3: Mike Ratner, Wendy Ratta, Ro- berta Raitt, Kathy Rooney, Stacey Richards, Margaret Rocque. Row 4: Eric Rabe, John Roddy, Mike Rooney, Tim Roche, Bill Ruggles, Mike Radliff, Robert Rose. Mining: Scott Reynolds, Brian Rosebrook f if Row 1: Deborah Smeltzer, Susan Schlierf, Virginia Schel- ling, Steven Sauer, Jane Shopmyer, Patricia Schanz, Linda Safran, Kristine Scherzinger, jason Smitkin. Ruiz' 2: Linda Shaffer, Debra Schirnhofer, Janice Smith, Bruce Schulte, Laurie Sicko, Bobbie Anne Small, Pamela Sanfelice. Row 3: Edward Seller, Ann Seiler, Shelly Scott, Robert Schnurr, Christina Servizi, Wently Schneider, Ellen Sanderson, Lynn Slowek, Susan Schilling. Razz' 4: Kathy Sc-rino, Stephen Singer, Roderick Sipe, Martin Sleasman, Gerald Schwegler, Bradford Schof.eld, Mark Schlipmann. Muring: Edward Sewall l Run' lc Steve Swatling, jeffrey Struzenski, Randall Spen- cer, Mike Soucie, Gary Storms, Richard Spillane. Rau' 2: Karen Tardif, Barbara Straub, Frances Sulzberger, Mary Sul- livan, Pat Sykelo, Barbara Spillane, Kimberly Steuerwald, Nancy Steenaart. Row 3: Gail Strong, Linda Stirpe, Lidia Soroka, Carol Stah, Susan Starks, Sue Sonntag, Lou Ann Spada, Katharyn Stanley, William Smith. Row 4: Ray- mond Soulier, Dennis Sweeney, Rick Smith, Szeven Sumell, Gary Svetlik, Chuck Speck, Larry Starowicz. 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Monday-Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. . 97' Compliments of Compliments of George's Music Store 509 STATE STREET Thwmas Do N 01 an SCHENECTADY, N.Y. and ihe Bounlru Peddler Robert H, Hayneir Gifts :n Things 765 SARATOGA ROAD BURNT HILLS, NEW YORK Phone 399-5261 ohawk Post N 0. 1450 AMERICAN LEGION Plumbing and Heating Supplies PHONE 399-8l4l BURNT HILLS, N.Y. l52OAZ7 X or XX Smitlwfs Garage 2867 AQUEDUCT ROAD SCHENECTADY, N.Y. Bus. 346-9558- Res. 877-5246 CHAS. SIVI ITH, Prop. Cookies Compliments of Pies f.? W1?' j Q je more 5 Bakery I 529 STATE STREET Cakes for all occasions Master Decorator D I' I I HF 1 H R H e 'Ven' k Fo CQSHB Farm S UXS EWS mlm Phone 346-9706 Country Store 37 SARATOGA AVENUE KINGSLEY ROAD, BURNT HILLS, NEW YORK R 399-8322 MEC!-IANTCVILLE, NEW YORK hone Open Year Round, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. L Closed Monday Lakeside Farm R.D. 2, BALLSTON LAKE Phone 399-8359 Jan. thru April Fruits and Vegetables in Season Homemade Baked Goods Cured Slab Bacon 239 We offer- Bill CotroleId's Sunoco, Inc. Phone 877-5690 -Complete car care servcies -Repair work on all domestic and foreign automobiles -Road senlice -Volkswagen, Porsche and Corvair repairs our specialty -Kelly Springfield Tires All Work Guaranteed-Triple S Stamps on all Purchases We Accept-American Express, Bank Americard and Nlastercharge The Lamp Shop ,at-. THE GENERAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC. Phone FR 2-7780 1515 STATE STREET SCHENECTADY, N.Y. Best Wishes From Towne Pharmacy ROUTE 9, CLIFTON PARK Open 7 Days a Week Phone 371-6200 Schenectady Association -fli- Q82 SAVINGS H LOAN 0 0 A X , of , if 1 1?-N fP70S::: fffe1'cT 5 GNN 1 -'Z -9,1 L I1 c Miller Canoe Ltd. v bww-m ,, , AA 0 .5 -N , s wc.---' f -' T Kb ,iz ' 6 Finest in Lightweight Portaging Canoes 40 lbs. 16'17 Phone 371-8834 Chairman of the Board: SCOTT MILLER R.D. 2, BOX 41, REXFORD, N.Y. 12148 f , 6?- X f 1. 30 -V 5.91, K ww ' f S'-ii 5 sa X067 N . Miranda and Fountaine C0 I'f'emS of Floor Covering Co. Sraunings Boar And Carpet-Linoleum-Tile Snowmobile storage Free Estimates - 664-4181 114 Park Avenue R D 4 146A, Elnora, New York Mechanicvilie, New York Phone 877-5359 or 877-8647 Compliments Of auI's GIciI3'zen Clifton Park Rorloridl TooI Co., Ilno. Shopping Plaza Mechanicville, New York Emma' New York IES TI:e'zmaI Znvifzonmenf gaIes, gnc. Heating - Ventilating - Air Conditioning PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, ROUTE 146 ELNORA, NEW YORK 12065 518-371-4100 Representing ITT NESBITT David W. Bruhns President Compliments of inic S MEN'S SHOP Schenectady, N.Y. Rohert's Towing Service Radio Dispatched Senlice 24 Hour Emergency Service Complete Repairs Northway Exit 8-Rexford, N.Y. Phone 371-9473 l TRACTOR Suburban Atlanti Road Service - Snow Plowing Crescent-Lapp Roads Northway Exit 8 Rexford, N.Y. Phone 371-9801 Dromnfs Tractor Sz, Implement Co. SALES SERVICE Grooms Road, Rexford, N.Y. Farm Phone 371-8212 Industrial The House of Gemini 242 The in Salon of Clifton Park Featuring NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY The finest in hair cutting and styling by Michael Mon -Sat. 9 'til 5 Call 371-9630 Thurs. nite by appointment NIichael's day off is Monday At the Corner Grooms Rd. and Vischer Ferry Rd. To the class of '72 A journey of 1000 miles must begin with a single siep 'CHOW class of '73 1 there's a W SUBURBAN' AL Marty's Paint 8. Hardware ,Ou of Schenectady, Inc. Clifton Park Shopping Center 1807 Van Vranken Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. 12308 Route 146-146A Phone 372-2311 Mayfair Texaco 261 Saratoga Road 9 Phone 399-9901 A gift for this year's graduates . . . free checking account service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. How'? you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you've spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. National Commercial Bank and Trust Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department. Leonard Iommunicatinns, Inc. GENERAL ELECTRIC LOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT lVlanufacturer's Representative UTHORIZED SERVICE STATION Crane St., Schenectady, N.Y. 12303 LEONARD E. DROOZ Phone 372-5609 Sugar Hill Farm Quality Fruit Sugar Hill Rd., Rexford, N.Y. Phone FR 2-2291 MAJ nffbfawm fm Rexlgma ffm, Shia Sized- S'aheneubi41 plumbing G Heating Bluebarn Road, Rexford Phone FR 2-7109 --M bw-H011 mama ww. -fr .- r:'f3if.i.iQ . '- .frffftffmifwe -' Quaapfm, . ,f hE ' ' 0 ' ' I aA,dAfajl4J fLzf1A4mQ.4f,2-n qM,44., Compliments of urris Jfuneral Ziiaume Round Lake, N.Y. 245 Melvin Mintz VK ' I :me Genfefz ewe efzs y W' U Kmwvr Service is our middle name Free Parking . Free Engraving Q Free Gift Wrapping Free Diamond Cleaning and inspection while you wait 0 Free Repair Estimates Your Full Service Jeweler 428 State Street - 374-0183 B B Pruyn Lumber 8. Supply Cu SL Motors , Sports Car Accessories and Tires Viall Avenue, P.O. Box 550 150 Lakehill Road Nlechanicville, N.Y. Burnt Hills, N.Y. Telephone 664-7316 CAIVIPITO PLUMBING 8: HEATING. INC. P.O. BOX 550 3 HEIVILOCK STREET LATHAM, NEW YORK 12110 Area Code 518 785-0994 Industrial and Commercial Plumbing Heating, Air Conditioning -'44',,..4-' The eac0n's Bench , fflg! Vischef ad QQ Cli . 4 11 , 3 ff I l N fy, if? H Manx! 'fM??QWMMifiQ , if ,, ' W V jf , A M MA , My I ,,,,,4,,, W, fbi I Mff WF W , W X , M ' ii? ' 4, ' 41 .-,,- A H 5 A . ,Af Am ...-r 'dI if-,,.,,,-of ' 4,-,.,..f--1 , ,,,4--fn 446' r-11 M .-r- 7 , F' nf f .if f X -14' HOURS fM7'?M LJ.. lux and lllurphu I Sporting Goods For All Your Sporting Needs 440 State Street, Schenectady Rexford Agency Inc. Auto, Fire, Life, Package Policies Time Payments Edward Kubunski-Phone FR 7-5469 Sugar Hill Road, Rexford, New York ' Congratulations Class 1972 Geo. T. Smith 81 Son Hardware - Paint- Building Supplies Lawn and Garden Supplies 7-Le Uogue Elnorav New york Stylish Apparel and Sportswear Phone 877-7451 104 Park Avenue, Nlechanicville Compliments of amars Goigfufzes Knolls Really 5 Beechwood Drive o Clifton Knolls Phone 371-5830 12 Burning Bush Blvd. Q Country Knolls Phone 877-7403 Compliments of Ketchum's Hardware Store Ballston Lake, N.Y. 12019 Phone 399-8900 Golden Drugs Prescriptions - Cosmetics Russell Stover Candies Thomas F. Golden, B.S., Prop. Park Plaza Shopping Center P.O. Box 667, Nlechanicville, N.Y. 12118 Phone 664-7329 Right on The Spot for Young Foshions lim HaIl's Shell Service Dual IN UI!! UIOUUCY! Routes 146 and 146A Clifton Park Phone: 877-8339 Congratulations Seniors! From en 8: lou A d t' nalgggs ei1rgl?Ci1ae:1g generation is a new people. Alexis de Lorqueville Kenneth M' Noyes Buy Rite Foodstore Best Wishes and Peace to the Class of 1972 Jonesville, New York The high school ' ' 7 phone 8775231 mia. teachers Clgplglag Towne 84 Cou ntry Florist and Ceramics Flowers for Weddings, Funerals and Parties Tri-Cities Delivery Cemetery Road, Clifton Park, Nlechanicville, N.Y. Phone 371-8177 ROSEN,S SERVICE STATIO General Store Car Wash, too Gas-Oil Lubrication, Automotive Accessories Grooms 84 Vischers Road RD 4, Elnora NEW YORK Phone 371-5402 250 CONGRATULATIONS N ATI ONN. VONORQYXQ VQQETY i Q Q B E L H X 5 CLASS CF I972 THE SHEN EN DEHCWA KEY CLUB Offers Its Congratulations To The Great Class Of 1972 ,1f,, 055151 CL Sl t NE l all X, QI I 5304? .-,,,,1l We Serve the School and Community Pep Club would like to congratulate all our Plainsmen Compliments ufznf 1 S anes 3 H'll f Your Pleasure E'fe'S'eef'5 our Only Goal ,andscapmg Bl S B n Tel. 399-8421 Route 21 State Stfeet ext to St. George's Episcopal Church SCheneCtadYf N-Y- 12305 Emma, N.Y. 12065 Tel- FR 42727 Q Bill and Toni Firzner 7:30 to 6:00 f if Ownefs 8:00 to 1:00 sat. X' 1' 1 I Tel. 371-8132 1 G P visit Hull Belott Realty Roberts Piano Co. for the finest in music Exclusive representatives for Baldwin Piano and Organs 03 State Street Schenectady, N.Y. Phone 372-2493 I ,. l 2 tio 6' 5 ' VERMONT LOG BUILDINGS Northway Exit 10 The Action Team in Saratoga County Phone 877-8068 Office C5187 877-8344 Home 65185 877-8453 CLIFFORD J. BELOTT Licensed Real Estate Broker RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SALES Antique Lamps Electrical Standard llopu Products, Inc. specialists in Duplicating and Copying Equipment Drama Gloly Latham, New York we me suclr stuff as teams me mage o , ang out little life is 254 fzoun3e wid: cz slee .U ReSfOl'8d Repairs Ferry Tool 8. Electric Co RD ati 1, Rexford Owner- A . S. Rosenberg Te I. 371-5673 fonqfotolatrona Ffom lTfWtevsclwle5l1,eTree Ql,mlC,x,,f1 Club CQSQHND Y-WORM Co Plwerowe Compliments of A Q Rite Tool Company , Tools - Dies - Fixtures d Precision Machining 8 Experimental Work Ushers, New York . Compliments of Clifton Park Plaza phone 877-5500 l Phone 371-9899 Richute's Sunoco Gas Station State St. 84 Corlaer Ave. Schenectady, New York Eel 4 .vf'.F:'V:z- . lijjgihq iffla ,145 3 ' i NW X ,,4 l owl no---.fllllk q ...nrllwll.K, ww W t 37l '4060' 37l 9455 ,hi-.f , we fe JA. 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Gratulationes PrTncipes Iuventiltis in 1972! iFeIicitaciones a los graduados del 1972! THE SHENENDEHOWA FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT S Clifton Plaza Barber Shop We specialize in Rega-cut Also in children's haircutting Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat.: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. inext to Grand Union! 371-6930 Thomas Corrigan, Prop MUCH FUTURE SUCCESS Elnora, New York 1113? Zin zmorp , of 'musical 'flufzseatl gclwol gameg Qbumfuut Round Lake, New York Body- Eye - Hand Coordination Singing, Dancing, Rhythms Instruments 3 and 4 year olds Mrs. Robert Van Duzee Phones: 899-2130 - 899-2371 For Additions, Remodeling or Repairs Richard j Sanford Telephone 371-6994 Glass of 1974 MW!! i 'i i A T27 1 1 K Ai 'Sgr A f ' lil. -il ZQ IL' 15... 213' O O 3 E? 9. - I 4 ,Ag g A Q - 5 A ff - 24? ,2- ff sjz 1' ' 1-. lv i 5 Niki Good Luck and Genuine Best Wishes Rb TV P my 'T' .--3 The teacher hijacked my purple paper plane 1,......... MM? 5. MS' VJ Thvy Say the lrmgc-r YOUIFL' horn' thc- L'l'217lL'I' you lvecomc A display of rzllcnr l a Arthur J. Adsit Ramon C. Alonso Leonard Amlaw Allan P. Atwell . David G. Averill and Mrs. Joseph W. Bach Mr and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Charles Baker James D. Barnett John Barsigian and Mrs. William H. Bicknell Major and Mrs. George A. Blair Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Neil Blanton Arthur C. Boynton and Mrs. James Brougham and Mrs. John Buchanan and Mrs. Lewis Carr and Mrs. Richard Cipperly and Mrs. Robert Clum and Mrs. Harvey Connors and Mrs. Robert Davis David A. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Ray Deming Miss Sarah Dennis Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Frederick Dewey and Mrs. James Dumas and Mrs. Mrmand Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Alfred C. Eberhardt Frederick G. Fewkes Erik Frederiksen Mrs. Jens Frederiksen Miss Spring Furlow Mr. an Mrs. Alfred H. Garceau, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Gimbrone Miss Jean Gorman Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Col Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard N. Hosterman Dr. and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Gorsline Thomas F. Gould . Barteld Gout Richard C. Grimm Eugene Guarino Helmut Haag Robert D. Harrington James L. Henning David Hobbs John F. Hoey James K. Hubbard Richard B. Kelley George Kerber Addison Kingsley Charles J. Kowsky, Sr. Pzmfom Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krasuski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lavigne Mr. Christopher LaRoux Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dorian J. Lemieux, Jr. LeeRoy Lott W. C. Lovelock John J. Mathews William J. McBain R. E. McGahey Edward H. Meiser, Sr. Edward H. Miller Stephan P. Mitoff Paul Moench Charles H. Mosier, Sr. John L. Murphy John E. Murray Richard Nevers Albert Nisco Mr. Archie K. Nyne Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ostapeck Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Overstrom Mrs. Evelyn Dash Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perrault William B. Pomeroy, Jr Thomas L. Pratt John W. Pugh Fred Rabe Alvin S. Rosenberg Domnick Rufrano Kenneth R. Samuels, Sr. Herbert Schnoop Wilhelm R. Schoch Miss Margaret Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Skarin Donn Slocum Alfred H. Smith, Jr. Robert W. Snyder Ronald Stewart Michael Syrotynski Mr. and Mrs. David R. Tessier Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Valenti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Duzee Miss Latricia Mrs. Patricia Jeanne Van Patten Van Patten Mr. Robert William Van Patten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waligora Mr. Rodney O. Winans Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zacarola Lavlwnk The subject he teaches is rotten, the fun he preaches is never to be forgotten. To Bill, from G. G. Mike entertains properly It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice Confuscius say, When ready to sneeze look at bright light! Barb said, Trust me it's safe! ! ! ? ? ? ? ? ! An alumnus returns to congratulate the Dallas Cowboys and all Residents of the Emerald City Pam and Rick - Gore Mountain and make your own sundaes Love is the only strength which makes things one without destroying them C S B S D C D H L M N B M S S H H T B P H B Here's to thef Memories Kick 'em out! Oh, I can't buy an ice cream cone! OH, Yes I can! ! Chemistry is the study of Applied Quantum PHYSICS STlFLE! ! I get by with a little . . . little! . . . lotta help from my friend So I says to the guy, Hey fulla, you got a tooth pick Simplicity is Beautiful, said Mrs. J. V. Cheep! Cheep! to D. C. from Peacock Chemistry is the KING of Sciences, Physics is the SLAVE. To jimmy from a friend of Larry, Rich and Sue Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Don'u louse it up like you did yesterday W'aRT - My wife and I were going to a Halloween party . . . -- Chapter 18 - Sickle Cell Anemia - Why are cows content? - Anthers - How're the kids? - Love, Quark May Nat's birdfeeder never run out of seed How do you kill a buffalo? You Charge it with your Impala, AR SV The feeling is mutual is often used to define a feeling that isn't. From J. to K. Football may be fun - but soccer has class Boys: E.E.S. Wants YOU! AHROOOOO! Nabisco makes the best brownie! C De Veras? c Cuando? Kati, Lisa, y julia Nobody beats: Bugs, Bunny, Mickey, Mouse, Donald and Daffy Duck To Jim and David: We're still waiting! luv V and R To Fred: We like your new shoes . . . Anne 8: Sherrie HAVE FAITH! ZAPPO LIVES!! YES, YES!!! When all seem lost, there is still the future. Spring WONDERFUL! Having resigned from this crazy yearbook at least 100 times, l'm begging you, pleading with youg PLEASE FIRE ME!! I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!!!l I want! I need! from Spanky and Gimp Up with King Gustavus, Red Sweden lives! This spot is donated to: Morone's Van, Holiday Inn, Furlows Brandy Bottle, Gore Mountain, and Shenendehowa logic Live it, or, live with it warmest regards: P. A. Susie-Q, Bevi-Boo, Lorie-Lou, Hollie-Who??? You've gotta watch out for those quiet ones? C. C. C. C. congratulates King, Waulsy, FeJr'ess A , Little Susie, Kerbs, Mother, Drum, Sail, Sea, Avis, Perch, William, Jungle, Goings, Grahamcracker, Hug, Offmit, Babes and especially Genie 'Vandenburgh's Theorem' x:l y:l l. x:y 2. x2:xy 2. multiply by x 3. x2.,y2:xyLy2 3. subtract y2 4. fx,yD Cx+yD:yCxLyD 4. factor 5. x+Y:y 5. divide by fx-..y7 6. l + I : l? 2 : 1? To Mr. Bollerud: Ohy my Goodness O O F F D A H ! ! From P.F., CJ., and C.S., to G.G., L.B., V.D, and D.G., FU Shenendehowa High School Lighting Crew Goodbye, Good Luck, Good Riddance from US to the 1973 Staffers. It is too late to back out now WELP . X i nee, vi ' In l Lf, Wwfvc.,-fy, H2 ,, fffs, 'fue .iUf'1j,'l,T,!0ff .f- -y.fVs.2QfZX-Oxxf-,K-iff-X6 ,. . C, ' -,gr DQ,-A10 Lam' Lookx Pucker Power XWe regret ro inform the stndenr body that the most able yearbook stall was unable to capture the elusive ''9l1c-nn-mlellown logic on film l guess we know the Way out! emi l Ohl To bu on the other simlq- of rlmr lloorln Do you think rhey'll miss me? Some may think that graduation is an end. lt is not. It is the beginning of a new life we have not yet begun to live. The school doors aref opening not to let us out, but in order to let us into a world filled with leauty and wonder. It is time for us to apply what we have learned in school and to go out discovering new things on our own. The sun is not setting on the class of 72, it is rising. 6 3 ' 5 i 12' . L, f ' ' I. E at E A L. 1 v .5 A I