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

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Valerie Freer Christopher Futo Hobart Gavigan Gina Gesso fi Z f :T Kathy Giglio Alfonso Giunta f ,ff 'wt Students enter world of work Continued from p 121 Ieff Moore also works for matters besides money, Ieff works as a horseman in Pine Bush and gets quite a lot of satisfaction from it. I like the job because l enjoy assist- ing in horse surgery and helping horses. But the best thing is when a horse I helped fix up, wins a race. Ieffls love for horses is almost herditary. His father is a vererina- rian and growing up, Ieff always helped him out with odd jobs. Now Ieff is helping out on his own. There are those seniors whose jobs involve them with many people from day to day. Sue Schoen and Dolores Melville work at Presto-Put On, The T-shirt shop in the Orange Plaza - and meet an array of people. They said, We get all types of different people. You would be amazed at what type of T-shirts some people order. One time a man ordered a T-shirt with 112 letters on it! But we have a lot of fun work- ing there and it's really nice when we make a lot of tips.! Dolores has been there over a year and Sue, almost 9 months and both plan to stay longer. Dale Carmody, of the Walden Frosty Freeze, meets hundreds of Continued on p 124 Qan- fAbovej One necessary element for becoming an artist is creative expression. Mike Ferguson and lim Bologh think together before commencing a new project. fLeftJ Enrollment in driver education this year increased sharply. joe Becker listens as Mr. Robert Zifchuck constructs a hypothetical accident. Diane Class VVU11dy Godfrey Linda Goldsmith lack Goldstein SENIORS 123 f . X1

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' K F K Laboratory experimentation fortifies science i classes. During a physics lab, Mike . Schoonmuker calculates the mass of a beaker before beginning his work. , .... , . H X ?'f,.:i 1-:eww . .zJgs,,s:ggEf,, 4 we K Ronald Eustice Michael Ferguson David Fisher Dorothea Fisher Anita Foote Gianna Formisano 122 SENlORS

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Geraldine Green Michael Groh Eugene GfYZb0WSki Steven Guardino Students enter world of work Continued from p 123 people all summer long. I've worked there over 2 years. You meet all types of interesting people. You'd never think that so many would come around. Dale enjoys making money, but he admits that the hours are long. Dale thinks the best part of his job is, I don't have to work in the winter because the store closes and l enjoy skiing in the winter. But come summer and it's back to work again! W Barbara Bullock also worked in a similar situation at Baskin Robbins at the Orange Plaza. She said, You meet all kinds of people, and you would be surprised at the ones who order the most. People really don't act like they look like they Will. Iobs such as Dale's and Barbara's have side benefits too. Dale has ac- quired the talent of cooking on a grill, and Barbara has learned how to make all sorts of sundaes and special desserts. Both of these benefits can be put to use at home. For those seniors who chose to work for who had toj their jobs helped them develop responsibility: to find their niche in the World beyond school. 124 SENIORS