Stillwater High School - Cahotatea Yearbook (Stillwater, NY)

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if-15' l ix' Karla Werner Sharon Fitzgerald Wanda Huntington Nancy Raucci Carolyn Morby Anita Barbolt s . WY The Secretarial Service Club is made up of girls who are assigned work to be typed, filed, copied, etc., for the faculty and the staff of Stillwater Central School. This is strictly voluntary and requires that the girls have had some typing experience. , ,.,. M ,f ! C 7Wf,'J:,ff J 2 , if Joan Burke Joy Aldrich Jane Patterson Linda Moll Mary Gilgallon Pam Myers g Q

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Stillwater High School Amateur Radio Club X f x snail'- f . FROM TOP LEFT: Mike Maloy Brian Dantz QWBZHAAH, Mark Bechard QWAZFLYJ, JoAnne Tompkins CWBZOTBJ, Janice Vega KWAZOTBJ, Dan Marshall QWA2GWCJ, Tim Dantz CWAZVAXJ, and K. Evans Advisor QWAZQWFJ We regret we were not able to obtain pictures of The Future Farmers of America Club Advisor: Mr. Gary Rabideau and The Stillwater Central Weight Lifting Club Advisor: Mr. David Pagano

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STILL WA TER CENTRAL Y' IN 25 WORDS OR DEATH U f Cast: Susan Gronczniak '-- Magda Barbara Marten - Mrs. Van Pelt Gail Nelson Miss Pruce Cindy LaBelle Barbara Kari Nelson Hally Bill Chase - JJ. Hooth Rick Nelson Kelton Gariwood Harry Lummis - Carl Fred Myott - Nickolas Micky VanVranken -- Severid Sharon Fitzgerald - Olive Bunker Hill Stage Crew: Keith Zurlo, Kent Ward, Matt Thompson, Jon Wright, Charlie Flike, Jim Schlutow, Bill Kiley, Scott Sheehan. and Dave Walsh. Advisor: Mr. Charles Baker Dramatics at Stillwater is a matter of serious fun. There is a rising crescendo of pressure from that first time you try out for your part to that fantastic moment of relief and exultation when the final curtain swings closed. The performers rehearse in the six to eight weeks prior to public performance. In the beginning, there is the basic and all- important learning of lines. Following that comes the blocking of stage movements, the development of characters, interaction between characters, the mastering of bits ofaction, and, eventually, the unification ofall into a total performance. Meanwhile, back stage, a hard-working stage crew carries out the always difficult job of set construction. This includes the assembly of fiats, construction of various segments of the set, painting, and, finally, the erection ofthe set on stage. In addition, there are the problems of getting together appropriate props, setting the lights, and finding the right make-up and costumes. Dramatics is a great change-of-pace activity and a real challenge for the student who is not afraid oflong hours and hard work. The pay-offis worth it. 30