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

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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

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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.

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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