Valley Central High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Montgomery, NY)

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'lub ' 1 . , ,. . . 1 . . . fLeftl VC offers many electives including mechanical drawing. Before starting on his plate, Eric Bortle checks the book for directions. fBelowJ BOCES, located in Goshen, has been in existence since 1971. Showing that this program isn't all work and no fun, Nick Haimondo smiles for the photographer with a little help from a friend. . : Denise Coburn Peter Cocks Patrice Coghlan Lillian Conklin Thomas Conroy David Cordner Cheree COddiHgiOI1 Shirley Coe Nancy Conover Edward Conroy Karen Cornell Ioseph Cotton SENIORS 117

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Dale Carmody Michael Casper Darcy Cavanaugh Gina Cea Deanna Cenname Michelle Chaffee john Chambers Melanie Christian .E E 1 M 3 Q' a gig? w w a Hustle and bustle brews tea X Continued from p 114 position. Once the tables were neatly ar- ranged in the lobby, the decorating committee members added the final touches. They placed the table- clothes on the proper tables, care- fully arranged the napkins around the platters and punch bowls, corn- stalks and pumpkins in the corners. The bell which normally signifies the end of the day, symbolized the beginning of a special, meaningful event for the seniors. The under- classmen exited and the guests ar- rived. The Senior-Faculty Tea com- menced. . fRightj Comments from the faculty hearlded this yearls Senior Tea as the best ever. Part of the credit goes to the class officers, including joe Korpics, co-treasurer. 116 SENIORS William Christiano joann Clark David Clarke Steven Clay

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Carla Crist Shayne Crowley N8I1Cy CI'01TlW6ll Kathy Cusang Kathleen Daley Rebecca Darrigo Matthew Damon Peter Davenport Students enter world of work Seniors are fast becoming mem- bers of the World's working class. Whereas before they looked upon working as an improbable prospect, many find both enjoyment and sat- isfaction in working. They went from just 'idoing something to really enveloping themselves in their jobs. Naturally, some individ- uals still barely tolerate their jobs, but their number has been gradu- ally lessening. There seems to be one main mo- tive for this sudden burst of senior 1 lparticipation on the employment scene. The magic word, MoneyV' john Zawistowski, who works at the Montgomery A gl P said, 'SI need 1 the money for my college tuition. fAbovej Many students find jobs in a family business. Dove Winchell seeks his father's advice upon reaching an obstacle. But I'm also saving it to buy a Cor- vette as soon as I canf' john has a passion for Corvettes and is ear- nestly working to get one. David Winchell, who works at Winchell's in Montgomery, has a similar reason: he, too, needs the money for college. But it's more than that, he said, I really like repairing typewriters with my father. I really enjoy the job and I'm acquiring quite a lot of skill in repair workf' People who are working for their college tuition are really to be com- mended. It takes a lot of time and energy to juggle both a school schedule and an added work load. Continued on p. 121 118 SENIORS Geraldine Davis Victoria Davis Leonard Dayton Colleen Decker