Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Voice You’ve got your reasons Like the seasons they change Talking of pleasure While enjoying the pain And though it keeps you in the light And all the words are said just right There’s still a cry in the night So we climb every mountain Through the snow-covered hills Taken for granted You can get all your fill And if I seem to look away And turn the pages of the play There are these things I have to say I’m a springtime boy and I look for the joy Of a world in bloom could it come never too soon And while the world is turning and the sun is burning Do you think in my yearning that the journey is through I can’t leave it up to you And though it keeps you in the light And all the words are said just right There’s still a cry in the night — POCO — A LMA MA TER Although Delhi’s always favored, the Delaware waters blue. And the boys and girls of Hobart. To the valleys they are true. We will own the mountain’s splendor, and in glory they’ll delight. While Stamford stands defender of the Purple and the White. Through the four long years of high school midst the scenes we see revolve, 1 And the problems in our studies, we daily seek to solve. Or we win in athletic victories, on the baseball field so bright. Still we work for dear old Stamford, the Purple and the White. As the cares of life o’ertake us, wearing fast our lives away. Should our dearest hopes betray us, and opponents hold the sway. Still we’ll banish care and sadness, and our hearts with joy grow light. Thinking of those days of gladness ’neath the Purple and the White. 2 SENIORS You’ve Got Your Reasons ■i Senior Directory James Adair — Band — 1, 2, 3,4; Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball — 1,2: Basketball — 3,4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 2, 3,4; Golf — 2; Chorus — 3.4. Joanne Adair— F.H.A. — 1, 2. 3. 4; N.C.O.C. — 3, 4; Library Council — 1, 2, 3,4. Mike Binkley — Junior Prom Committee — 3; Junior Prom Court — 3. Susan Bligh — Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate — 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; Soccer — 1; Major- ette — 1, 2; Library Council — 3, 4; Craft Club — 1; Tennis — 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2; Junior Prom Court — 3; Interact — 4; Saturday Seminars — 4; Class Secretary — 4. Barbara Bower — F.H.A. — 2, 3, 4; N.C.O.C. — 3. 4; Color Guard — 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee — 3; Yearbook Staff — 4. Daniel Churchill — Yearbook Staff — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Editor — 3; Newspaper — 3, 4; Saturday Seminars — 2; Ecology Club — 1 — President; Honor Society — 2, 3,4; Tennis Team — 2. 3, 4. Maureen Coffey — Library Council — 1, 2, 3. 4; Pres- ident — 3; Student Council — 3, 4; Interact — 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; School Newspaper — 4; Soc- cer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — I, 2, 3, 4; Softball — I, 2, 3, 4; Italian Seminar — 3; Debate Club — 4; Band — 1,2,3,4; Chorus — 1,2,3,4. Christopher Foote — Tennis — 1, 2; Skiing — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3,4. James Conlin — Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Team — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee — 3; Junior Prom Court — King — 3. Robert Connelly — Ski Team — 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4. Amanda Cook — Softball — 2; Cheerleading — 1; Craft Club — 1. Gail Craig — Prom Committee — 3; Prom Court — 3; Interact — 2,3; Chorus — 1,2, 3; Band — 1,2. Neldon del Rosario — J.V. Basketball — 1,2; Soccer — 1, 2; Tennis — 3; Track — 2; “Answers Please” Team; Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff — 3; Varsity Basketball — 3,4. Evelyn Dudley — F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; N.C.O.C. — 3: Year- book Staff — 4. Ken Flannery — Student Council — Rep. — 1, 2, 3. Dan Faucher— Chorus — 1, 2, 3,4; Jr. High Dramat ics — 1; Junior Class — Prom Chairman — 3; Library Chairman — 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3, 4; Secretary — 4; Interact Club — 3, 4; Debate Team — 4; Saturday Seminars — 2, 4; Gymnastics — 1,2; Horse Club — 1; Boys Intramurals — 2; Student Govt. Day — 4. Lawrence Freed— Soccer — I; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact — 3,4; Debate Team —3,4; Yearbook Staff — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Court — 3; Sat- urday Seminars — 3. Mary Fuller— Band — 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus — I, 2, 3, 4: Interact — 4; F.H.A. — 1,2; Colorguard — 1, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Staff — 4; Prom Committee — 3; Horse Club — 1. Debbie Goss — Library Council — 3, 4; Secretary — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 1, 2, 3. 4; Yearbook Staff —4. David Graves — Soccer — I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — I. 2, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer: Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Court — 3; Baseball — 2, 3, 4; County Band — 1,2,3. Glenda Guest — Volleyball — 1, 2, 3; Chorus — 1, 2, 3; Band — I, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette — 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff — 4; Debate — 4; Soccer — 1; Jazz Band — 4; County Band — 3; Interact — 2; Softball — 1; Saturday Seminars — 3. Sam Hardman — Class President — 1; Student Council — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 3, 4; Soccer — 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball — 1, 2; Track — 2,3,4; Debate — 4; Honor Society — 2, 3,4. 6 Harry Hillson — Soccer — I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball — 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1. 2, 3, 4: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Cho- rus — 2. 3. Frank Hitchcock — Band — 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus — 3. 4: Soccer— 1. 4; Musical Production: County Band — 1. Tina Hoag — F.H.A. — 3, 4: President — 3: N.C.O.C. — 3; Jr. Prom Committee — 3. David Hunt — Chorus — 2. 3, 4; County Chorus — 2. 3. 4. Beth Hunter — F.H.A. — 1, 2: Yearbook Staff — 4: Library Council — 1: Soccer— 1. 2: Volleyball — 1. 2. 4: Softball — 2; Colorguard — 1.2. 3.4. Elaine Klinge — Band — 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus — 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society —2. 3. 4: Yearbook — Editor; Soc- cer — 1: Library Council — 4: Majorette — 2, 3: Debate — 4: Interact — 4; Sat. Seminars — 4. Stacey Leven — Chorus — 2. 3: Soccer — I. 2. 3. 4: Volleyball — 1. 2. 3: Softball — 1. 2; Library Council — 1. 2. 3.4: Interact — 3.4. Wayne Loucks — N.C.O.C. — 3, 4. Patricia Luciano— F.H.A. — 1. 2. 3: L.ibrary Council — 1.2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff — 4. Joy Mintler — Library Council — 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus — 3: Dramatics Club— 1. Reynould Nickerson — Concert Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf Club — 3. 4: Statistician — Varsity Basketball. Jeri O'Kelly — Soccer — 1. 2. 3. 4: Volleyball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading — 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Interact — 2. 3: Library Council — Class Officer — Vice-President — 2: Secretary — 3: Colorguard — 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus — 1. 2. 3. 4; Band — 1, 2. 3. 4: Gymnastics— 1,2; Horse Club— 1. Monica Prehna — Track — 1; F.H.A. - 1. 2: Craft Club — 2; Girls Intramurals— 1.2. Ann Rasi — Student Council — 2. 3, 4; President — 4; Library Council — 2, 3. 4; Basketball — 2; Volley- ball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer — I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2. 3. 4: School Musical — 3: High School Chorus — I. 2. 3. 4: County Chorus — 2; Jr. Prom Court — 3. Debbie Reed — F.H.A. — I: Interact Club — 2. 3. 4; Honor Society — 2. 3. 4: Color Guard — 2. 3; Stu- dent Council— 3: Yearbook Staff — 4. Kyle Reed — F.H.A. — 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band — 1. 2, 3; Chorus — 1. 2. 3: J.V. Volleyball Henrik Rehn — Rotary Foreign Exchange Student — 4; Sweden; Soccer — 4. Richard Rode — Golf Club — 2. 3. 4: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council — 4. Holly Sutton — F.H.A. — 1. 2: N.C.O.C. — 3. 4; Jr. Prom Committee. Ivan Reed — J.V. Basketball — 1,2; Basketball — 3. 4; N.C.O.C —3. 4. Laurie Webster— School Colorguard — 1, 2. 3; Vol- leyball — 1; Yearbook Staff — 4; Chorus — 1. 2, 3. 4; F.H.A. — I. 3; Library Council — 1. 4: School Musical — 3: Debate Team — 3. 4; Interact Club 4; County Chorus — 3.4: Sat. Seminars — 2. 4. Theresa Weigl — Junior Prom Committee — 3; F.H.A — 1,2.3: N.C.O.C. —3.4. Geoff Wilke — Honor Society — 2. 3. 4; Interact — 2. 3. 4; Saturday Seminars — 4; Italian Seminars — 3; Yearbook Staff — 4: Golf Team — 2. 3: Newspaper Club —4. 7 — 'ary Glenda David H Debbie G Barb Frank Name Usually Seen Likes Known For Future Ambition Jim A. On the soccer field Sports His left foot To Join the Cosmos Joanne But not heard School lunch Her quietness To be an English teacher Mike Spent Golden Acres His partying To manage Golden Acres Sue B. With Maureen Mrs. Briggs Her ability To be a Home Ec. to cook teacher Barb Blushing Boys Her Smile To be Ronald MacDonald Dan C. With a camera Photography His candids Be President of Kodak Maureen With Susan 7 7 Her parties To be voluptuous Jim C. With Mike Gilboa girls His “bottle” To own a car that runs Bob C. Blowing (his trumpet) Elaine His lip Be next Doc Sevenson Gail With Loren Loren Her clumsiness To be Mrs. Miller Nelson In Oneonta Debbie F. His “rep.” To improve his rep. Evy With Pat Billy Her shyness Be a fat circus lady Dan F. With mouth open To be obnoxious His snort To reach 6 ft. Chris With Rendi Someone else His friend- To find a car that liness has doors. Larry In the locker- “Smilin” His “sticks” To play the drums room Mary In the bathroom Foreigners Foreign Affairs Mrs. Australia Debbie Dizzed To flirt Her laugh To be quiet DaveG. Fooling Around Studying??? His seizures Get a ride to Jefferson Glenda In her buckskin Tony’s Her walk To be a farmer Sam In school His beard His “jokes” To buy a Norelco Harry Playing ball Typing Typing ability Improve his jokes Frank Shaking head Mr. “0” Green thumb Open a greenhouse Tina In her red wreck Holly’s Her blonde To be a good mother hair secretary Dave H. In the gym Basketball His hair To find a barber Beth Chewing gum Yamahas Her wiggle To be Mrs. Cooky Elaine With George George Her karate To be a ballerina Stacey In Blue Ford Pick-Ups Her spirit To be a cheerleader Wayne Under a hood To drive His hair Teach Driver Ed. Joy In the fog Clips Her “ways” Smoke a cigarette Rey Home Plate His teeth His Pencils Make the right call Jeri At the Griddle Daryl Injuries To stay healthy Ann With anyone “Rings Her height To settle down Monika With Evy “Finchy” Her kick Next Jane Russell DebR. At Red Carpet Everything Neatness Be a French teacher Ivan With Munchkins Munchkins His feet Be Kareem Abdul Jabaar Kyle Eating Athens Braces Have straight teeth Rick With the troops Mr. Lasaka Brown Bags Buy a school lunch Holly With jeep Pump school Her smile Be a paramedic Laurie Everywhere To cackle Her run Pop those Bubbles” Teri With Barb N.C.O.C. “wiggle” Light a torch Geoff In a book Computers Calculators Write 1980 World Book Ken F. In the alley Black leather His jacket To leave early Henrik At Country Store So. African girls Tight pants To graduate Pat With Evy Band Her stories Be Elmer Fudd 15 Dear Friends: I would like to use the following lines to thank everybody for a wonderful year and a very big experience for me this year . . . For me, Stamford was the town where I .learned how to know people a way you l an’t do in a big city. Actually 1 think you Jean have as much fun in Stamford as in a big city, at least I had. It was interesting to see your school system which is different from Sweden. There you have got the same schedule and you have got a lot more action during and after school with all sports and school work. Thanks to everybody who showed American friendship and kindness which made my stay here a lot easier. I hope to come back one day and see you all again and who knows, maybe at Tony's. And if you come to Sweden some time, and you don't know what to do. give me a call. Ta’t Lugnt Flenrick 17 James Adair Joanne Adair Mike Binkley “A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one’s heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. ” — A rabian Proverb Susan Bligh Secretary Barbara Bower 19 20 Debra Goss David Graves Treasurer ‘7 am not interested so much in what I do with my hands or words as what I do with my feelings. I want to live from the inside out, not from the outside in. ” — Hugh Prather Glenda Guest Samuel Hardman Vice-President 22 “All you have to do is touch my hand to show me you understand and something happens to me that's some kind of wonderful ” — Carole King Joy Mintler Wayne Loucks 25 26 Henrick Rehn “Whenyou’re sad — I cry. When you’re hurt — I bleed. I feel your pain and I know your thoughts. So when all else crumbles to the ground I will stand as your support. ” — Nancy Hoffman Teri Weigl Holly Sutton Geoffrey Wilkie 28 Class Favorites Most Talkative Danny and Susan Class Flirts Jim and Debbie Dan and Stacey Most Likely to Succeed Elaine and Sam Done Most for School Most Absentminded Harry and Debbie Most Musical Bob and Mary Best Dressed Nelson and Debbie Class Clowns Susan and Danny 30 Elaine and Mike Most Courteous Most Friendly Maureen and Jim Pet and Pest Debbie and Sam Most A thletic Ann and Harry 32 Dedication The class of 1978 are proud to dedicate this year’s VOICE to Frederick J. Doyle. Mr. Doyle was born in Oneonta. New York, in 1968. he obtained his Bachelor's degree from Hartwick College. He taught at Bradford Central School. Bradford. New York and at Worcester Central School. In June of 1970 Mr. Doyle left Worcester to join the Peace Corps: his term ended in October of 1972. In 1973. Mr. Doyle joined our school and has been very active since then. The Photography club in our school was set up by Mr. Doyle. He has also played an important role in obtaining grants for calculators used by the science and math departments in our school. He has also assisted our music programs by taping concerts put on by the students. Many of us feel that Mr. Doyle is not just a teacher but a person who we respect and admire. It is with great pride and appreciation that we dedicate our yearbook to Frederick J. Doyle. 33 Class Summary In the past four years, we. the class of 1978. have had many new experiences and have learned a lot from them. As the most important years of our lives are drawing to a close, we will look back at these times with fondest memories. Of our many activities, our biggest and the one of which we were the most proud was our Jr. Prom. After planning for months, and stepping on people’s toes, we finally got everything to fit together. And when our night” arrived, the results of our hard work were displayed. In our four years of high school there have been many people who have helped us. There are two people, however, to whom we would like to pay special tribute. We thank Andy Pettingell. co-advisor of our Prom for the valuable time and the help she gave us. The other person that we owe so much to is Dan Bellotti. He has been our class advisor for the past four years. He helped us with our fund-raising campaigns as well as with our Prom. Through all the problems that we have endured, we appreciated Mr. Bellotti’s guidance and support. His openness and helpfulness spanned the distance between being a teacher and being a friend. He cared about our projects and schoolwork: he cared about us as individuals — young adults who needed guidance and trust. As we learned, changed and grew, we began to form new 34 ideas. The teachers we once thought of as tyrannists became people to us — their thoughtfulness and dedication in our everyday experiences will long he remembered. So many good times, sad times, losses and so many, many gains are now held deep within our hearts. The members of our class owe everyone so much, and all we can offer is our sincerest thanks. The Class of 1978 35 36 m i 37 Last Will and Testament James Adair — leaves to show up Pele. Joanne Adair — leaves her mouth to “Iris.” Mike Binkley — leaves “Buzzed.” Susan Bligh — leaves to publish “100 and 1 ways to Wreck the Rice.” Barbara Bower — leaves on a dead run for Gilboa. Daniel Churchill — leaves to give someone a ride home. Maureen Coffey — leaves to find someone bigger than a breadbox. James Conlin — leaves Mr. Ovady cheering. Robert Connelly — leaves for the Tonight Show. Gail Craig — leaves after not being here. Nelson del Rosario — leaves to join “The Doctors.” Evelyn Dudley — leaves her height to “Shrimpy. Daniel Faucher — leaves to become a P.A. System. Christopher Foote — leaves still trying to restrain himself. Lawrence Freed — REALLY leaves. Mary Fuller — leaves her foreign affairs with the Rotary. Debra Goss — leaves her flakes to Kelloggs. David Graves — leaves for the institute. Glenda Guest — leaves Mr. Tomedi overwhelmed with relief. Samuel Hardman — leaves his brains to science. Harry Hillson — leaves not knowing what happened. Frank Hitchcock — leaves his hair to Mr. Ovady. Tina Hoag — leaves for West Point. David Hunt.— leaves to find an attractive hairstyle. Beth Hunter — leaves her wiggle wherever it lands. Elaine Klinge — leaves anything. Stacey Leven — leaves another school function. Wayne Loucks — leaves gladly. Patricia Luciano — leaves to find a dead rabbit. Joy Mintler — leaves for Clip City. Rey Nickerson — leaves homeplate to Joe Almanza. Jeri Lynne O’Kelly — leaves all those broken hearts behind her. Monica Prehna — leaves her walk to Rachelle. Ann Rasi — leaves her height to Mona Guest. Deborah Reed — leaves her Serenity to Benito Almanza. Kyle Reed — leaves to work the night shift. Henrick Rehn — leaves many broken hearts. Richard Rode — leaves his golf ball to Mr. Lasaka. Holly Sutton — leaves BAH AING in her jeep. Ivan Reed — leaves the Munchkins without a leader. Laurie Webster — leaves her bubbles in the bathtub. Theresa Weigl — leaves her haunted house hunting to “Casper. Geoffrey Wilkie — leaves his warm heart to Linda Dick. Kenneth Flannery — leaves the Juniors behind. 38 Administration 39 SCS Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Sears. T. Parnett. C. Cook. F. Reed. In addition to leading involved personal and family lives, our school board members devote time and effort in the decision- making policies towards the betterment of education at Stamford Central School. They are always ready to listen to new ideas, and they welcome anyone to express his or her concerns. 40 41 D. Craig — Guidance Counselor P. Ballard — Secretary D. VanValkenburg — Secretary 42 D. Friedman — Secretary H. Mattice— Bookkeeper C. Shaefer — Secretary Now can we see a proFILE? 43 “Talking of Pleasure While Enjoying the Pain. 45 Elementary and Special Education ROW 1: Mrs. Fordyce — 2nd Grade; Miss Pettingell — 6th Grade: Mrs. Dugan —6th Grade; Mrs. Becker 5th Grade. ROW 2: Mrs. Lyons — 1st Grade: Mrs. Chichester — Primary Special Education; Mr. Zemkin 4th Grade: Mr. Sherwood — 5th Grade: Mrs. Zemkin — 1st Grade: Mrs. Chastaine — 2nd Grade: Miss Barber 5th Grade: Mrs. Doyle — Speech: Miss Jones — Intermediate Special Education. ABSENT: Mrs. Campbell Kindergarten: Mrs. Hartman 3rd Grade: Mrs. Graig — 3rd Grade: Mrs. Johnson — Corrective Reading: Mr. Peskin — Jr. Sr. High Special Education: Mr. Finocan Psychologist. 46 Music: Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Walling. History: Miss Eisenhard, Mr. Ovady. Art: Mr. Vincentz. Driver Education: Mr. Haight. 47 High School Faculty 49 R. Gordon A. Harmon V. Rickett Teacher Corps SITTING: A. Paino, G. Sanick. STANDING: C. Strange, M. Laurel. 50 Teacher A ides K. Cammer R. Femenell Cafeteria Staff SITTING: L. Adair. STANDING: L. Leitner, M. Swain — Cafeteria Manager, M. Rode, D. Meneusen. J. Colangelo T. Vamosy 52 Bus Drivers KNEELING: J. Finklestein. STANDING: D. Weber, R. Wells, I. Almanza, J. Madore, Custodians 53 KNEELING: R. Porter. STANDING: D. Kendall, Sr., D. Kendall, Jr., J. Kosier. Faces in the Crowd 54 Close Encounters. . . Boy am I stuffed!” What pillow?!” What’s this?” 55 “Another one overdue.” “Who left this on my desk?” 57 FRONT ROW: R. Pamett, R. Femenell. D. Hirscher. D. McadowcrofL STAIRWA Y: M. Guest. B. Goss. L. Ship- man. T. Mintler, K. Clark. L. Hendee. S. Reed. M. Sears. Juniors FRONT ROW F. Snyder. M. Dalpe. J. Almanza. STAIRWAY: B. Sitts, B. Ship- man, T. Connelly. P. Golfetto, S. Snyder, J. Little, E. Beadle, J. Rogers, R. Van- Valkenburg. 58 FRONT ROW: S. Truesdell. T. Hirschcr, S. Natale, L. Trappen- burg, B. Bccshaw. CENTER: K. Craig, P. Rion. P. Graig, J. Bligh, H. Wilkie, S. Reed. J. Grey, P. Goodrow. BACK: G. Loucks, J. Songdale, C. Decker, B. Luciano, J. Thomas. P. Fleischmann, B. Warner, B. Jones, D. VanVoesen. Sophomores President — T. Hirscher Vice President — A. Flannery Secretary — P. Titus Treasurer — W. Heilsnis FRONT: D. Churchill. T. McHugh. V. Thomas. D. Hill. P. Titus. ROW2: B. Powell, I. Clark. T. Manzanaro. B. Hardman, J. Galler- ani. B. Boyle, J. DeGroat. ROW 3: M. Giery. A. Flannery. H. Kress, K. Titus, D. Scully. ROW 4: C. Mattice, L. Merwin. E. Foote. B. Hunter. W. Heilsnis. ROW 5: T. Hansen. F. Cole. D. Warner, H. Hager. B. Jones, T. Bower. 59 Freshmen FROST: T. Every. ROW 2: L. Hendee, M. Pamett, M. Faigle. ROW 3: D. Tompkins. J. Fuller, C. MiMiceli, J. Ballard, P. Moore, P. McHugh. C. Boyle. ROW 4: D. Scully, R. Campagna. D. Alex- ander, K. Hedman. J. Thomas, K. Sheppard, K. Fieldhouse. B. Rocke. ROW J: T. Stone, L. Stafer, R. Champlain, D. Merwin. ROW 2: T. Wilber, J. Reed, D. Rion, G. Bright, M. Dyer. ROW3: L. Titus, D. Dewitt, D. Leibler. ROW I: R. Cairns. J. Cole. T. Coffey. P del Rosario. ROW 2: B. ROW I: L. Hendee — Treasurer. ROW 2: M. Pamett — Vice Pres- Beadle, J. Dudley. B VanVliet. ROW 3: E. Hillson, B. Lcven. ident; P. del Rosario — President. ROW3: M. Faigle — Secretary. TOP: G. Camgan. STANDING: Mr. Valenti. 60 62 63 8th Grade BACK: L. Powell, C. Natale, N. Stoes- ser, A. Marsh, K. Beers, S. Miller, J. Bray, K. Lochett. CENTER M. Schwartz, M. Fuller, K. Cannon, T. Petrishen, B. Dorosky, J. Kosier. FRONT: R. Zemkin, K. Utter, J. Gark, S. Simmons, D. Hill, J. Soren- son, N. Hoag, D. Stone. FRONT: M. Dalpe, K. Ogbom, K. Graig, B. Johnston, J. Rogers, I. Tompkins, E. Porter, K. Bright, J. Merwin, D. Mandigo. UP: J. Dick, K. Donnelly, S. Hirscher, P. Grey, C. Hardman, K. Baker, T. Meeghan, D. Stoesser, D. Champlin. S. Dwight. 64 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: J. Tompkins, J. Turner, J. Cannon. B. Wilkie. ROW 2: T. Grey, K. Keller, M. Giery, K. Beadle, J. Rasi, L. Sears, E. Donnelly. ROW 3: L. Miller, R. Wilber. Y. Lutz, D. Meadowcroft. B. Hunter, J. Bright, L. Schwartz, S. Williams, K. Little. ROW 4: C Giery, D. Lane, D. Pickett, G. Luciano, J. Ovady. J. Petnschen. R. Simmons, J. Alexander, B. Wyble, N. Hoag, W. VanVliet, D. Champlain, D. Rossman. FRONT: D. Schermerhom, J. Hillson, M. Schoeberlein, R. Radcliffe, C. Stanton, T. Hynes. B. Lockett. MIDDLE: R. Blakeslee. S. Ruther- ford, J. Bcshaw, H. Freeman, M. Bower, M. Hitchcock, W. Guest, S. Frazee, C. Reed. W. Champlin, K. Merwin. BACK: N. VanVliet, J. Webster, A. Churchill, K. Merwin. N. Orlowski. R. Lane, J. Cole, B. Almanza, D. Rion. B. Moore, S. Warner. J. Pascarella. 66 67 Special Education � � j � L 1 apra FRONT ROW: B Aldrich. J. Bright. L. Ferguson, D. Banks. B. Gibson. G. Bergman. C. Morrell. ROW 2: S. Strother. K. Allen, D. Rocke, D. Stannard. W. Wyblc, J. Hammond. G. Haverish, B. Aldrich. FRONT ROW: B Harrer. S. Wells, C. Wells. G. Merwin. C Wilsey. ROW 2: D. Miller. D. Eckert, J. Hunt. E. VanV- alkenburg. T. Aldrich. ROW5: A. Hammond, W. Morsala. F. Hammond, L. Poehmel. M. Morrell. 68 FROST ROW: K. Wayman. K. Graham. K. Merwin. N. Anderson. ROW 2: L. Harrabet. D. Anderson. W. Anderson. L. Reed. ROW 3: D. Germond. B. Hendrickson. Mrs. Chichester. 69 Sixth Grade FROST: A. Slaugenhoupt. C. Nicker son. T. Meeghan. M. Tripp. J. John son. T. McEntee. G. Lynch. CES TER S. Czarniak. J. Cornell. R Stone. B. Govern. R. Champlin. T Fleischmann. A. Axtell. RACK: P. del Rosario. S. Sheppard. A. Baker. R Foote. R. Miller. A. Clapper. R. Roc B. Beardslee. ABSENT: P. Clark. E Roe. CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: J. Burr. P Powell. D. Hedman. E. Parks. M. Every. M. L. Giery. J. Shafer. H. Decker. R Tompkins. G. Glenn. K. Fieldhouse, R. Hunt, S. Pascarella. D. Alexander. L. Cannon. C. Anatra. P. Thompson. A. Binkley. P. Thomas. B. Ogbom. P. Manzanero. T. Keller. 70 Fifth Grade TOP R Decker. ROW I: M Rvails. S. Frazee. B. Madore. K. Clark. M. Alexander. ROW 2: M. Salerno. M. Jones. E. Graig. R. Freer. K. Dorosky. K. Shader. K Kohler. ROW 1: J. Cor- lett. F. Rogers. ABSENT: F. Hirschcr. K. Schoeberlein. VP: A. Dimiceli. B. McEntee. M. Ber- gleitner. R. Parks. S. Chichester. T. Schaefer. T. Lighte. D. McDowell. D. Rossman. L. Ormiston. DOWN: K. Schermerhorn. D. Williams. K. Bar- ber. T. Stanton. D. Haas. S. Govern. D. Anatra. 71 72 Fourth Grade FRONT: R. Wyble. J. Fleischmann. R. Pritchard. B Shafer. M. Decker. J. Grigoli. CENTER D. Leven. M. Beers. D. Payne. P. Scudder. J. Mer- win. G. Merwin. TOP J. Banks. Left to Right: P. Manzanaro. C. Sanford. G. Lynch. J. Parks. V. Roselli. A. Beisler. D. Bower. J. Natale. R. Wittko. D. Sparkes. T. Marsh. R Rode. R Bright. M. Powell. M. Glenn. W. Miller. W. Connelly. M. Giery. A. Walling. L. Soughenhoupt. R. Olmo. L. Mower. H. Stevenso. S. Wagner. R Couey. M. Goodrow. D. Snyder. ABSENT: J. O’Conners. T. Donnelly. M. O’Rouke. R. O’Rouke. 73 Third Grade BOTTOM ROW: E. Ovady, D Meadowcroft, J Butler, J. Ruhl, D. Kerr. ROW 2: S. Powell, R. Banks, S. Hedges. J. Parnett, T. Ormiston, M. Eklund. K. Peck. TOR D. Gregory, L. Meeghan. T. Schaefer, C. Greenfield, M. Parks. J. Govern, B. Tripp. ABSENT: T. Wilbur. BOTTOM ROW: D. Loucks. W. Con- nolly, L. Miller. ROW 2: P. Merwin. S. Slaugenhauph, L. Dudley. ROW 3: F. Tompkins, L. Hirscher, P. Sears, R. Lutz, L. Shafer, F. Migli. ROW 4: W. Reed, J. Tompkins. B. Eklund. J. But- ler, J. Moore. ABSENT: M. McHugh. E. O’Connor, S. Estus. 74 75 Second Grade FROST ROW: D. Graig. M. Thomas. K. Clark. M. Townsend. M. Banks. ROW2: L. Lee. D. Scully, R. Bruce. P. Maceli. B. Di Miceli. ROW 3: Mrs. Femenell, D. Andrus. L. Bailey. A. Fuller, T. Wittko. C. Sarter. S. Bergle- itner, C. Scudder, Mrs. Fordyce. ROW 4: R. Lee, B. Alexander. D. Mulford. Danny Shafer. ABSEST: A. Bray. L. Constable. Second Grade FROST ROW: S. Mason. R. Baker. R. VanValkenburg. Ray Warne. S. Lynch. J. Merwin. R. Carson. ROW 2: S. Constable. M. Merwin. D. King. C. Oakley. K. Anatra. F. Decker. K. Ven- ditto. E. Bower. M. Crandrall. ROW 3: R. Schoeberlein, M. Titus. K. Ken- dall. Mrs. Chastaine. R. Couey. D. Thompkins. A BSEST: C. Wright. 76 First Grade FROST: T. Stephens. M. Aldrich. J. Hirscher. S. Eighmie. L Bliss, W. Snow. CENTER B. Schwartz. F. Constable. T. Bruce. M. Butler. S. Pindar. S. Lee. B. VanVhet. BACK: T. Merwin. M. Greenfield. D. Schneider. T. Wells. T. Maceli. R. Cole. M. Chichester. D. Nydam. ABSENT: K. Hummell. M. Olmo. FRONT: H. Brewi. B. Arpin. S. Freer. M. Vamosy. CENTER: T. Holiday. B. Palmer. W. Pritchard. D. McKenzie. J. McPhail. T. Beisler. R. Mower. A. Lewis. BACK: D. Merwin. D. J. Walling. C. Andrus. G. Migli. M. Lee. B. Andrus. M. Gallerani. Y. Shafer. M. Rossman. 77 LYING: G. Keller, J. Tompkins. KNEELING: B. Swart, J. Mulford, C. Ferris, M. Coughlin, C. Foote, P. Wright, Jr. ROW 3: J. Meeghan, B. Wilsey, H. Cannon, D. Carpenter, N. Stephens. ROW 4: K. Every, M. Mir- tallo, M. Clark, E. Mason, P. Hen- drickson, C. Kendall, J. Sparkes, M. Petrishen. BACK: A. Brandt. B. Stan- ton. Kindergarten FRONT: J. Greenfield, D. Tompkins, Aaron Smith, J. Bright, N. Tapp, M. Jester, JoAnne Socci, A. Werner. B. Bright, D. Mandigo, M. Bel- lotti. BACK: M. Brewi, R. Gregory, M. Nickerson, J. Eisel, D. Eckert, P. All, R. Snyder. J. Slaugenhoupt, C. Merwin, F. Webster, D. Kendall. 78 79 81 FRONT: L. Webster, D. Hirscher, R. Femenell, R. Parnett, T. Hirscher. ROW 2: T. Every, L. Freed, D. Reed. C. Foote, H. Wilkie. ROW 3: M. Dalpe, G. Guest, D. Faucher, M. Fuller, G. Wilkie, E. Klinge. S. Bligh, M. Coffey. D. Churchill. The Yearbook Staff usually met on Monday evenings. Each page had to be laid out meticulously. The Yearbook Staff of the 1978 VOICE would like to thank the student body, faculty, and administration for all the cooperation and aid they have given in the preparation of the 1978 VOICE. FRONT: C. DiMiceli, T. Connelly. A. Rasi, P. del Rosario. ROW 2: B. Davis, M. Coffey, J. Bligh. T. Every, M. Parnett. ROW 3: M. Guest, M. McMahon, R. Rode. The Student Council has been active in the past year in having dances, organizing the awards system, and providing the student body with a soda machine. An in-school project is also planned for the future. 82 Honor Society FRONT ROW: J. Adair, L. Dick, D. Churchill. ROW 2: L. Shipman, G. Wilkie. ROW 3: S. Hardman. E. Klinge. D. Reed. ROW 4: N. del Rosario. D. Graves. 1978 Inductees L. TO R.: B. Davis, T. Minder, J. DeGroat, D. Hirscher. H. Hillson. W. Heiisnis, J. Bligh, R. Rode. G. Craig, T. Manzanero, H. Wilkie. Interact Club FRONT ROW: T. Hirscher, M. Coffey. K. Craig, T. Mintler, B. Davis, H. Wilkie. ROW 2: E. Klinge, K. Sheppard, M. Fuller, G. Guest, G. Wilkie, L. Freed. ROW 3: C. DiMiceli, M. Dalpe, T. Graig, T. Every, D. Hirscher, S. Bligh, D. Faucher, W. Heiisnis. 83 FROST ROW: E. Klinge. S. Bligh. K. Craig. K. Hedman. ROW 2: D. Faucher. M. Scars. S. Madore, M. Parnett. L. Webster. ROW 3: M. Dyer. G. Wilkie. T. Every. P. Goodrow. A. Marsh. S. Miller. Library Council The Library Council has sponsored several activities throughout the school year, including a display of books at an annual Book Fair and a booth at the school fair. The CNYASL is an attempt among library council members of area high schools to coordinate ideas concerning library matters and to observe collegiate libraries in the area to widen their perspective of library activities. FRONT ROW CNYASL Officer D. Hirscher. Treasurer — M. McMahon. President — M. Coffey, Vice President — R. Femenell. ROW 2: CNYASL Officer — L. Hendee. Secretary — M. Dalpe. 84 FRONT ROW C. Merwin, M Dyer. S. Madore. M. McMahon. J. Ballard. T. Powell. ROW 2: M. Cairns. J. Moore. E. Beadle. D. Reed. T. Brandon. R. Ruther- ford. Junior Boces Senior Boces FRONT ROW J. Mintler. J. Adair. M. Prehna. K. Reed. B. Bower. T. Weigl. B. Hunter. ROW 2: S. Snyder. W. Loucks. I. Reed. H. Sutton. H Aldrich. J. Hornbeck. 85 L TO R.: J. Bright, P. Grey. J. Dick, J. Fuller, K. Cannon, J. Ovady, R. Rutherford, L. Sears, J. Turner, T. Grey, K. Keller, J. Tompkins. Delaware County Music Festival FRONT ROW: C. DiMiccli, D. Hirscher, M. Fuller. ROW 2: M. Sears, L. Hendee, P. delR- osario, D. Graves. 86 Delaware Music Festival — Jr. Chorus FRONT: J. Dick. P. Grey, J. Merwin, J. Rasi. BACK: A. Marsh, C. Hardman, K. Baker, S. Hirscher, B. Ruhl ABSENT: S. Simmons. HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS PLAY AND SING AT DELHI Delhi — April 8, 1978. At least 300 high school musicians peformed in the All County Band, Chorus, and Orchestra Concert at Delhi Tech. The concert was sponsored by the Delaware County School Music Teacher’s Association, and included students from Stamford and fourteen other area schools. The students practiced together in a six-hour session at the college April 1 and returned Saturday afternoon for intensive practice sessions before the concert. Dinner was prepared for the students by Delhi Tech, hotel and restaurant management students. Several hundred parents attended the concert in the college gym, with performing groups alternating between instrumental and chorus sets and a movable band shell shuttling between them. The orchestra was directed by Donald O’Buckley of Johnson City; the senior band, by Frank Miller, also of Johnson City; the junior chorus by George Lesh of Unatego; and the senior chorus by Sandra Albano of Charlotte Valley, Craig Paine of Deposit, and Barbara Walling of Stamford. � 7 Stamford Indian FROST: T. Manzanero, P. McHugh. S. Truesdell. K. Hcdman. C. DiMiceli, L. Trappcnburg. M. Sears. S. Bligh. E. Klinge. ROW2: R. Rode. P. del Rosario. B. Davis, P. del Rosario, J. Bligh, T. Hirscher, J. Adair. ROW 3: F. Hitchcock, L. Shafer, T. Graig, M. Dalpc, E. Swenson, H. Hillson. ROW4: L. Dick. S. Reed, H. Wilkie. B. Hardman, M. Coffey, L. Freed. R. Van Valkenburg. 88 Concert Band FRONT: M. Fuller. J. O’Kelly, D. Goss, A. Flannery, E. Foote, M. Pamett, C. Boyle. ROW 2: B. Hunter, G. Guest, M. Guest, D. Hirscher, L. Hendee. L. Titus, D. Meadowcroft, C. Titus. ROW 3: T. Coffey, B. Connelly, C Foote, D. Hill, J. DeGroat, E. Hillson, R. Cairns. ROW4: S. Hardman, N. del Rosario. D. Graves, D. Alexander, J. Fuller, T. Every. FRONT ROW: B. Bower. ROW 2: D. Mea- doweroft, T. Weigel. ROW 3: T. Hirscher, J. O’Kelly. B. Hunter. Color Guard FRONT ROW: M. Fuller. G. Guest, L. Trappenburg. ROW 2: B. Hunter. A. Flannery. L. Hendee. 90 Senior Chorus FRONT: P. McHugh, D. Goss, D. Hirshcr. A. Rasi, J. DcGroat, J. Fuller, K. Fieldhouse, C. Boyle, P. Rion, S. Reed, T. Hirscher, R. Feme- nell ROW2: J. Banks. K. Titus, T. Graig, M. Faigle, J. O’Kelly, P. dei Rosario, T. Connelly, C. Foote, E. Hillson, K. Hedman, E. Foote, T Every, M. Pamett. ROW 3: D. Meadowcroft, M. Sears, L. Trappenbure, D. Faucher, L. Hendee, E. Swenson. M. Dalpe, P. dei Rosario, B. Beadle, C. DiMicelli, L. Webster, R. Parnett. M. Dyer. BACK: L. Dick, S. Truesdell, J. Bligh, M. Coffey, B. Davis. W. Heilsms, J. Thomas. S. Hardman, F. Hitchcock, R. Van Valkenburg, D. Hill, D. Hunt, S. Bligh, E. Klinge. M. Fuller. B. Hunter, L. Titus. 5th and 6th Grade Chorus FRONT ROW: M. Giery, T. Fleischman. F. Hirscher, T. Meggs, T. Lighte, M. Bergleitner, J. Hunt, J. Scafer, D. Haas, P. Clark. ROW 2: D. Hedman. M. Graig. D. Eckert, T. Stanton, E. McDowell, D. Miller. A. M. DiMiceli, T. Meeghan, A. Baker. ROW 3: A. Clapper, J. Burr, S. Govern, L. Parnell, M. Morell. B. McEntee, T. McEntee, K. Schoeberlien, M. Every, K. Schermerhom. 91 Junior Band FRONT: L. Sears. W. Guest, S. Frazee, K. Beers. S. Williams, D. Meadowcroft. J. Dick. A. Marsh, K. Keller, C. Stanton, D. Rossman, T. Hymes. ROW 2: B. Hunter. J. Bright, D. Hill, N. Stoesser. L. Powell, B. Zemkin, M. Swart, J. Brey. S. Hirscher, J. Alexander, K. Little, C. Hardman. ROW3: E. Hillson, M. conlin. M. Fuller. B. Ruhl. J. Connon, B. Wilkie. Junior Chorus FRONT: Y. Lutz, L. Sears. J. Rasi. E. Donnelly, A. Marsh, C. Hardman, C. Baker, P. Grey. ROW2: K. Little. J. Merwin, B. Ruhl, D. Ryan, J. Cole. J. Beeshaw. T. Connelly, S. Hirscher. K. Merwin. ROW 3: K. Beadle. K. Donnelly. S. Williams, S. Simmons, J. Brey, B. Almanza. J. Dick. D. Mandigo. C. Natale. 92 3rd and 4th Grade Chorus FRONT ROW: S. Powell. S. Estus. D. Gregory. L. Meeghan. E. Ovady. M. Parks. W. Connelly. J. O’Connor. T. Marsh. M. Glenn. M. O'Rourke. D. Sparkes. ROW 2: F. Migli. M. Eklund. T. Peck. J. Parnett. M. Giery, K. Breen. S. Slaugenhaupl. E. O’Connor. A. Walling. D. Meadowcroft, B. Miller. R. Rourke. B. Tripp. ROW 3: T. Schaefer. C. Greenfield. P. Sears. ROW 4: M. Beers. L. Dudley. D. Kerr, J. Parks. J. Tompkins. J. Moore, J. Ruhl, F. Tompkins. L. Shafer. K. Connelly. S. Wagner, L. Miller. R. Couey. L. Slaugenhaupt, R. Witko, M. McHugh. D. Leven. Elementary Band FRONT ROW: S. Govern, D. Haas. P. Clark. K. Dorosky. R. Roe. J. Burr, K. Fieldhouse. L. Parnell. T. Keller. D. Hedman. B. McEntee. T. McEntee. A. M. DiMiceli. K. Schoeberlien. F. Hirscher. ROW 2: R. Freer. D. McDowell. E. McDowell. D. Alexander, G. Lynch, C. Nicker- son. A. Baker. P. delRosario. K. Schader. B McHugh. R. Miller. ROW 3: M. Bergleitner. M. Ryalls. A. Slaugenhoupt. L. Frazee. L. Ormi- ston, C. Barber. J. Cornell, G. Glen. A. Axtell. P. Manzanero. T. Lighte. M. Alexander. D. Anatra, D. Williams. ROW4 F Rogers. S. Czarn- lak. B. Ogborn. B. Beardslee. D. Rossman. B. Madore. M. Salerno. K. Kohler, S. Chichester. T. Schaefer. J. Corlett. ABSENT: B. Hunt. 93 FRONT: B. Davis. E. Klinge. S. Bligh. G. Wilkie. S. Hardman. N. delRosario. ROW 2: C. DiMiceli, L. Dick. K. Field- house. B. Thomas. P. del Rosario. The Debate Club is a new activity offered this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Gearhart, members from grades 9 through 12 can participate in speech or debate. In debate. 22 people would argue either affirmative or negative on the year’s proposed topic. This year’s topic was National Health Care. On speech there are two subdivisions that concern the club. The first is Original Oratory. Under this, you give a ten-minute speech on a current interest. There must be sound background to make it more appealing to the judges. The second is Dramatic Interpretation. The person here takes a selection from a book, involving at least two characters, and acts it out using only his voice. Debate and speech help you to clearly express yourself in front of an audience. It also helps to improve your ability to reason and listen. 94 Future Homemakers of America FRONT: D. Merwin. T. Weigl. B. Bower. C. Craig. W. Champlain. M. Hitchcock. BACK: S. Reed T. Hoag, G. Guest. K Reed. Saturday Seminars FRONT: J. Petncian. J. Cannon. ROW 2: T. Manzanero. J. Dick. C. Keller. A. Marsh. L. Webster. BACK: T. Petrician. S. Simmons. W. Heilsnis. B. Wilkie. S. Bligh. E. Klinge. 95 96 Boys’ Varsity Soccer FRONT ROW: T. Manzanero. K Scars. C. Carrigan. D. Leibler. R. Champlain. B Thomas. P. delRosario. E. Hillson. J Rccd. B. Lcvcn. J DcGroat. P. delRosario. B Davis. J. Songdale. T. Schafer ROW2: J. Susi — Coach. P Titus. D. Hill. D. Golfetto. J. Adair. S. Hardman J Rogers. E. Swenson. H. Hillson. J. Thomas. H. Rehn. R Van Valkcnburg. F. Hitchcock. J. Conlin. J. Almanza. D. Graves. J. Little Girls’ Varsity Soccer FRONT ROW M Almanza. T. Hirschcr. H Wilkie. J. Ballard. C. Boyle. D. Hirschcr. D. Meadowcroft. ROW 2: Coach Venth. A. Rasi. I Trappcnburg. K. Clark. M. Coffey. L. Hendcc. L. Dick. J. O'Kelly. S. Truesdell. S. Natale. M. Faigle. 98 Stamford 3 Rovburv 1 Jefferson 4 Stamford 3 Stamford 4 Andes 0 Downsville 4 Stamford 0 Worcester 5 Stamford ■ Stamford 3 Gilboa 0 Stamford 4 South Kortright ■ Stamford 0 Davenport 0 Stamford 9 W'indham 3 Downsville 3 Stamford 0 Margarets ille 3 Stamford � Worcester 5 Stamford 3 Stamford ■ Gilboa 1 Stamford 6 Davenport 1 Margarets ille 5 Stamford 0 Downsville 6 Stamford 1 Stamford v Jefferson 1 Stamford 2 Davenport 1 (Xmnsville 3 Stamford 1 Stamford 1 Margarets ille 0 Stamford 1 Gilboa 0 [Xmnsville 0 Stamford s South Kortright 3 Stamford 1 Stamford 3 Davenport ■ Stamford 4 Windham V [Xmnsville 3 Stamford s Stamford 4 Margarets ille 1 Stamford 4 Gilboa 0 Stamford 0 Schenev us 0 F.dmeston 3 Stamford ■ 99 « '4. ' ♦ • « • • «V • • • • • • • • 100 Look out. here I come! It's a bird, it’s a plane. 101 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: B. Wilkie, J. Little, D. Graves, J. Adair. B. Shipman. J. Hillson. ROW 2: Coach Susi, J. Rogers. E. Swenson, I. Reed. H. Hillson. R. VanValkenburg. ABSENT: M. Cornell, R. Nickerson. Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: J. Cornell. B. Leven. J. Reed. D. Hill. P. Titus. C. Nickerson. ROW 2: B. Beadle. J. Gallerani, T. Coffey. J. Thomas. B. Jones. Coach Fuller. ABSENT: J. DeGroat. D. Leibler. L. Merwin. 102 VARSITY SCORES SC'S 65 Grand Gorge 46 scs 57 Jefferson Vs SC'S 54 Margaretville 37 SC'S 69 Downsville 73 scs 62 Gilboa 58 scs 31 Jefferson 54 SC'S 58 Windham 52 SC'S 56 Grand Gorge 47 SC'S 52 Davenport 49 SC'S 43 S. Kortright 44 SC'S 35 Downsv ille 38 SC'S 62 Margarciville 71 SC'S 72 Windham 41 SC'S 47 Davenport 65 SC'S 51 Hunter 55 SC'S 38 Andes 24 scs- 47 Hunter 42 SC'S 55 i Margaretville 55 SC'S 31 Jl NIOR VARSITY Grand Gorge 41 SC'S 38 Jefferson 57 SC'S 43 Margaretville 69 SC'S 38 Downsville 48 SC'S 44 Windham 45 SC'S 46 Grand Ciorge 59 SC'S 38 Davenport 51 SC'S 41 S. Kortright 53 SC'S 34 Downsville 50 SC'S 50 Gilboa 47 SC'S 34 Margaretville 54 SC'S 54 Windham 48 SC i 46 Davenport 44 SC i 36 Hunter 54 SC'S 44 Andes 36 SC'S 50 Gilboa 67 sc 42 Hunter 49 103 Let's Bump” Up, up, and away!! I’m really not a cheerleader. Just hold on! Do it right this time. Alone again, naturally. Fly away Bird! 104 It’s a bird. It’s a plane. ‘Ballet anyone?” Catch me if you can. ‘Let me shoot.” “You’re not my type.’ “You can’t have it. Easy lay-up? S-T-R-E-T-C-H Down to earth. 105 Varsity Cheerleaders ROW I: T. Hirscher, L. Trappenburg, E. Foote, L. Shipman, S. Natale. ROW2: D. Hirscher, R. Femenell, A. Rasi. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 106 ROW I: T. Every. J. Ballard. M. Faigle. ROW 2: B. Bower. M. Pamett, M. Dyer. 108 Girls’ Basketball FIRST ROW: P. Rion. M. Guest. M. Fuller. D. Scully. S. Truesdell. SECOND ROW: Coach Venth. L. Hendee. M. Coffey. J. Bligh. D. Meadowcroft. J. O'Kelly. 109 110 Girls’ Volleyball FRONT ROW: Coach Venth. T. Mintler, J. Ballard. L. Hendee, A. Rasi, J. O’Kelly. ROW 2: H. Wilkie. G. Guest. R. Campagna, L. Hendee, J. Bligh, S. Natale. Tennis Coach Lasaka, N. del Rosario. S. Bligh. P. Magee. S. Leven. D. Church- ill. 113 Baseball FRONT ROW: S. Simmons. L. Merwin. D. Hill, J. Rogers. B Ruhl. ROW 2: J. Adair. D. Graves. B. Sitts. F. Snyder. Coach Dan Bel- lotti. ROW 3: J. Thomas. S. Weigh T. Rasi. D. Reed. ROW 4: H. Hillson. T. Davis. I. Reed. R. Rode. R. VanValkenburg. 9 WINS 3 LOSSES Stamford 10 South Kortnght 4 Stamford 9 Gilboa 4 1 Windham 9 8 Davenport 5 8 Gilboa 1 7 Hunter 5 3 Hunter 4 7 Davenport 4 9 Windham 4 14 South Kortright 5 1 Margaretville 8 7 Margaretville • 3 FRONT ROW T. Minder. L. Trappenburg. M. Almanza. E. Foote. M Ruffino. Coach Peskin. ROW 2: W. Heil- sms. P. Golfetto. S. Hardman. J. Clark. D. Edwards. M. Dalpe. T. Connelly. P. Bower. D. Churchill. T. Bower. ROW J: D. VanHoesen. I. Clark. B. Prehna. J. Bell. F. Hitchcock. D. Titus. Track r -• 114 Girls’ Softball FROST ROW: P. Rion. C. Titus. P. Hoag. ROW 2: C. Pindar. L. Dick, D. Hirscher. S. Truesdeli, L. Hcndcc. ROW 3: Coach Venth. T. Hoag, B. Jacobs. K. Clark, A. Szeg. D. Scully. Ski Team FRONT ROW: B. Ruhl. P. delRosario. C. Boyle. ROW 2: L. Sears. M. Conlin, J. Conlin. B. Davis. ROW 3: C. Foote, H. Rebn. M. Faucher. F. Snyder. B. Silts. C. Carrigan. K. Clark. M. Almanza. B. Connelly. M. Sears. T. Connelly. 116 THE NATIONAL BANK OF STAMFORD Member F.D.I.C “A Friend of the Family” AUDIOSEARS CORPORATION Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Congratulations to the Class of '78 THE DELAWARE INN Stamford, NY 12167 Main Street 652-7600 ENGELKE TIRES INC. Your Complete Car Care Center CHARLES ‘ LADDIE” McKENZIE Victory Plaza Stamford. NY 652-2800 Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Wheel Alignment Columbia Bikes Compliments of DON'S DAIRY FREEZ Grand Gorge. NY Compliments of MUTHIG DAIRY Davenport. NY Best Wishes To The Class of 1978 DELHI CHEMICALS Profitable Investments Rentals Farms Homes Land Hard Work and Faith In Yourself Can Work Miracles. Good Luck and a Happy Life To The 1978 Graduates DE LAVAL Gx u 1 ® 1 1 L. DELAWARE COUNTY FARM EQUIPMENT CORP. Route 10 P.O. Box Q Hobart, New York Phone: (607)538-9960 First with a better way. hesstonL FAHM EQUIPMENT | 122 OLOSMOBILE Bus. Phone — 652-7319 Res. Phone — 652-6953 GEORGE T. McNAUGHT Compliments of 3 North Delaware Street Stamford. New York JOE'S GULF SERVICE Harper and Lake Sts. Stamford. NY 12167 GOLFETTO'S STUDIO Portraiture — Commercial Color Weddings — Photo Supplies Jewelry — Watches Stamford. N.Y. 12167 Phone: 652-6101 Phone Oliver 2-7372 CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTORS SPECIALIZING IN STAMFORD FURNITURE INC. Complete Home Furnishing Main Street Stamford. N.Y. 12167 Ph: 607-652-7731 64 Main Street Stamford, New York Phone: 652-7222 Compliments of THE WHITE RESTAURANT 118 Main Street Stamford. NY 12167 123 Compliments of T.V. SALES AND SERVICE CHARLES REED Harpersfield, New York (607)652-5221 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From HORACE AND PAULINE BURNS Compliments of FLOWER OIL INC. Railroad Ave. Stamford. NY STAMFORD AUTO EQUIPMENT + pARTS INC. 114 Main Street Stamford. NY 12167 652-7591 C M MOTORS New and Used Cars and Trucks CHRYSLER CORPORATION Beaver and Main Stamford. NY 124 125 WINANS MEN'S SHOPS, INC. 233 Main Street Oneonta. NY Best Wishes Class of'78 Compliments of R. E. BRIGHAM INC., JEWELER Tel. (607) 432-1430 141 Main Street Oneonta. N.Y. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '78 STAMFORD DELICATESSEN ACME DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Railroad Avenue 652-3364 Finest Selection of Wines and Spirits in the Area ACME BEAUTY SHOPPE 7 Railroad Avenue Stamford. NY 652-3364 Our Best to the Class of '78 PETE AND LINDA SONGDALE Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 SHAVER FARM Harpersfield. NY 652-6798 652-6792 Pure Maple Products Retail — Wholesale — Bulk Congratulations to the Class of '78 From The CLASS OF '84 126 HEAVENLY TREASURES Christian Craft Articles Supplies Compliments of The Holy Scriptures are able to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which is in Jesus Christ II Tim: 3:15 1 Railroad Ave. COLLIN'S DINER Stamford. New York AND MOTEL MEMBER Ns (l Stamford, New York K HiJPiC EDGE m STOKE INC. W FQKD dCENUE , QNEONTfl . flW naiu Phone 607 433-2748 Framing and Drafting Supplies SITZMARK SKI SHOPS David L. Perry Douglas W. Sluiter Ski Equipment and Fashions for All Ages 127 The itbn Portrait R some peopfc, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be mote to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with dis- tinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in Tine portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. ilBrond IOC Congratulations Class of 78 Serving U.S. Forces World Wide 31 Lake Street Stamford, N.Y. 12167 Independent Agent 128 129 “Go placidly amid the noise and haste; speak your truth quietly and clearly; enjoy your achievements as well as your plans; Be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul;” But this above all. . . To thine own self be true. ITUMNli Locally owned and operated by catalog sales agency THE WILKIE FAMILY of Stamford M ARG. HERB. GEOFF. HEATHER and BRAD. Grand Gorge. NY 130 kfi His 'N' Her Shop Congratulations Class of 78 22 Main Street Stamford. New York Tel. (607)652-3501 Compliments of COFFEE DRY CLEANERS Stamford. New York Best Wishes to the Class of 78 STAMFORD KIWANIS Best Wishes SPEEDLING FLORISTS 31 Railroad Ave. Stamford. N.Y. 652-7541 Garden Florists 18 Dietz St. Oneonta. N.Y. 432-4846 CARHART CAMERA CENTER Saving Memories With Pictures 131 Best Wishes to the Class of '78 MAGEE PLUMBING —HEATING ELECTRICAL 47 Main Street Stamford. NY 12167 Congratulations From FREER'S KENNEL Davenport New York Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From STAMFORD HEALTH BAR 9 Railroad Avenue Stamford. NY 12167 MAKE NO MISTAKE. I’M SECOND HAND JAKE!! AND I OFFER YOU SENIORS A HARTY HAND- SHAKE. . . along with good prices on used and new clothing, furniture, appliances, wood stoves, etc . . . Featuring Thermo-Control “Real” wood stoves. South Delaware Street Phone: 538-9532 or 652-7386 (Evenings) STEVENS HARDWARE CO. INC. SK1DOOS SNOWMOBILES SPORTING GOODS 153 Main Street Oneonta. NY 132 133 134 Compliments of PARNETT PACKING CORPORATION A SOCIAIID fHOTOr.RArHIRS IN1I B •. I l tlRI Dan Churchill Freelance Photographer R.D. 1, Box 322 Stamford NY 12167 (607) 652-3571 Compliments of HALL FUNERAL HOMES Commercial wedding sports portraits Stamford. NY —Grand Gorge. NY Stamford Monument Company Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coffey Ms. Ann Pettingel Ms. Marilyn S. Venth Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Little Mr. Joseph Susi Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chichester Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chastine Ms. Carol Barber Mr. Daniel Bellotti Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dugan Sunoco-Country Store Dr. and Mrs. Goss Mr. Joe Tomedi Mr. and Mrs. William Klinge. Jr. Ms. Ruth M. Femenell Mr. and Mrs. J. Gearhart Mr. and Mrs. John Graig Mr. John M. Valenti Mr. A. M. Lasaka Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Doyle Mrs. Zada L. All Mr. Donald A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward DiMiceli Mrs. Carol A. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ovady Ms. Marianne Riordan Mr. and Mrs. John H. Friedmann Mrs. Stephene R. Fordyce Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Walling. Jr. Ms. Ethel O'Brian Mrs. Christine Dudley and Family Mr. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth T. Archibald Golden Rooster Stamford Greenhouse Mrs. Loretta Every Mr. Gabriel Harris. Jr. Mr. Danny Vescovi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bligh Mr. Wayne Vincentz Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Becker Mr. Tom Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. James E. Webster. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Parnett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Sears. Jr. 136 i 4 VA m • � ' , _ Q$gi: r-.Jf- —£ w ew •' -«N ' V ► %- «CE. W.'i L' . [• A ■ '■. • 'V-. 'Hv-.. - f-, i . ■ II 'ji ‘ 5EB2 2S $ � v?% «? .31 p« . r j ' «1 :;- U ‘ ir: rjt, ■ v