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

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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

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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.

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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