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

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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.

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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

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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.