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

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Glenn Decker Iudy Degraw Iames Decker Linda Degroot vnikx ll 120 SENIO RS fAbovej Students involve themselves in many clubs, among them library service club. During a free period, Mary Musterson searches for a card to shelve some books.

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QBE-lowl While teachers tell student that schoolwork His not a group effort, some do not follow their advice. Peter Cocks helps Debbie Lefort with an assignment. tLeftl In the late nineteenth century, Rodin sculpted The Thinkerng in the late twentieth century, Valley Central unveiled its version of the masterpiece - Shayne Crowley. QM V fAhovej In the words of Erma Bomheck, Archeologists, thousands of years from now, will uncover the remains of a civilization with perfect teeth. Loretto Bodison blinds the photographer with her pearly whites. SENIORS 119

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Students enter world of work :WIS 1. W .JL to fAbovej People working together often become good friends. Dolores Melville and Susan Shoen, who work at the Put-on-Shop at Orange Plaza, didn't have this problem as they were already the best of friends. Continued from p 118 It's not at all easy. For many, the satisfaction of seeing a weekly paycheck is bound- less. Glenn Campoli, who works at Woolworth's in the Orange Plaza said, Seeing that l'm actually mak- ing money from something that I enjoy doing is great. It makes you feel really important. But having a job has its pitfalls, too. Working students pass up many activities and a great deal of fun and it can really hurt at times. An example of this can be found in this year's Senior play, when a number of cast members faced los- ing their parts due to their jobs. One must somehow juggle his schedule and decide on his prior- ities. It's rough. Some lucky people really enjoy their work. Rich Sager is one of these people. He is a violinist in a band which appears at the Fast Lane in Middletown. I really enjoy entertaining people with music,', Rich said, If I can make them feel good, it makes me feel great, and to know that I can use my talents for entertaining and making moneyg it's really a great thing to be able to do 'l Cohtinued on p. 123 fi Michael Degroot Illlia Del-HOU fl.-. - 1 ?SiX . WQQM Q ,.,, W .... N rl 0 ,f Sandra DePew Mary DesGranges Allan Didsbury Sue Dieckman Randy Diehl Sue Doucette tLeftJ While seniors take English electives. they are required to take either Shakespeare or Contemporary Lit. Bill Murphy listens intently as Mr. john Calvey explicates lines from Macbeth. Patricia Earl George Eckert Richard Eckert Tillii Enright Luisa Espinoza Raymond Estrada SENIORS 121