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

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tlseftj At the Iunior Social over 150 juniors diseoecl in the North Cafeteria. Before trading in sneakers for dancing shoes Vicki Fitzputriel-1, Sue Engels, and Toni Lombardi play volleyball. tlielowj AS part of the ehemistry syllzilius each student is reqnirofl to eomplete ai number of ltihs. George Aufiero completes the Principles of Preparation of Hydrogen Lab. ns. af ' .-N A-A flrzlnt Philips lflll-1l 'lllQU1Hl1Y Rolla-rl Iiolmisoii tinill Pnglivllt MHIlhll'lQl1iI1l1 'I'iniotlix Rm-pn' Liiiiws Polltns SVN' R-1lW'l lieth Iimilmv Ixlin l'rir,t' fi-'VK ll U'N Rollins Hunk lin h.ul1l l'rotslto 3lf1'llH'NRtlU'l Kqyiiiruiitl New IUNIORS 1-17 'Z

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School sports build friendships Continued from p. 145 While in track they got put into the same running group, and they've been running together ever since. After the first few minutes of the interview, Yvette, Marianne, lean, and Sue answered the questions collec- tively. Each one added her own thoughts to form the complete story of We went to the X-country camp together after ninth grade. We spent most of our time there running and swimming. We ran three times a day. Every morning this bugle blew to wake us up, and we had to get up to run at seven in the morning. The camp was for a week, and we were the only girls up there. It was the first year they allowed girls inf' Even though running is terrific ex- ercise to keep one in shape, lean, Sue, Yvette, and Marianne still watch what they eat. fMarianne less so than the others Ubecause she's so skinny, she doesnit have to watch her weightfij The girls agreed that 'iit's really hard to run if you're overweight. None of the four are really into health foods, but they Heat a lot of apples. We get them out of the or- chard when we run through. fRightj Students wend their way to Mama Brava's after home basketball games. Andy Bergin finishes a slice of pizza before heading what they all thought. home. Scott Kramer Michael Luft joy Lyons Anne Maitner Robin Koontz Linda Lofink Toni Lombardi Kimljgp15vMa1'1in Michael Lord Katherine Mareinak 146 IUNIORS .Q t - ,. O4 ilfi, ,amass K ' ...S 75 ., .. .- owe? . l Anthony Marotta William Matikiewicz Iosoph McCue Phyllis McDonnell Donna McEvoy Kathy McMahon Brian Millcr john Mcado Michael Megginson Bohbiann Miles Timothy Millar Duane Miller Scott Miller Tina Millcr Thomas Miraglia Lucy Montanyc Ioseph Monti Michael Moran Mary Murphy Christopher Navitsky Rebecca Nelson Susan Nicol Iamcs Panaro Kristi! Ntewscn Timothy O'Rourke Michael Panet Russell Newson Tracey Owens laimxe Partington Barbara Nicholson Susan Paglcn Margaret Pastors: Doran Nicholson -' Nicholas Palos Scott Pcttine

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Skater captureg style It takeg alot of bump5 ance probably one of the most self-satisfying of the arts. Noth- ing seems quite as graceful as a ball- erina, and Tracy Kemble is just that - a ballerina on ice. She has been skat- ing competitively for four and a half years. As a kid I used to skate and I enjoyed it so I started taking lessonsf' Tracy summed up the source of at- traction to the rink. Tracy's skating abilities are wide. I do free style and figure skatingg some dance. She competes as an amateur and among her titles is the New jersey State Novice Ladies Bronze Medalist. Although she does well in them, competitions are not really a favorite with Tracy. I love doing demonstra- tion ice shows. They're fun because you're not competing. You don't have to worry about the next guy. The beauty of skating, however, may only be achieved through many hours of hard work. Tracy practices five days a week at an indoor rink in Westchester. To reach the perfection of the art takes a great deal of pa- tience and determination. Tracy feels wif you donit fall down, youlre not working. It takes alot of bumpsf' Tracy's love for the art also adds to the results she achieves. After a leg injury, she was taken off the rink for six months. Her leg has healed now and it does not affect her skating, but she remembers the days she could not go to the rink, It gets to you after awhile 'cause you miss it. I can't watch another skater if I can't be on the ice. Adele Rey Alan Sargeant Carl Schultz james Ruggiero Angela Savaehik jack Scott Karolyn Riiggierello Irene Schmidt Stisal Segall Darlene Ryan Allen Schoonmaker Michelle Seguin Cynthia Santiago Kiel' Schoonmaker jennifer Shea 148 IUNIORS Debra Slohoda Deborah Spinelli Harold Stellwag Timothy Smedes jody Spink David Stephans David Smith Alfonso Squitieri David Stewart Vicki Soles Corrinne Stalter Debra Sticldes Christine Solomon Andrea Stapinsky Sharon Stitt tRightj Ice-ballet has become the trend in skating. Tracy Kemble practices five days a week to perfect the art. tBeIowj Loyal fans support teams through all kinds of weather. Sue Decker and Tommie Brice follow the action at a windy home soccer game. Michael Toth Dale Townsend jean Tracy Albert Stormes Lisa Tauriello Brenda Swithers Leon Swyka Susan Taylor Kim Thorp Frank Turner William Szymczak Terry Tihhy Patricia Talbot Richard Tillij-,gf-,351 Kenneth Uhl