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

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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

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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,