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

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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

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Debra Algaria Laura Anthonison Peter Artusa Raymond Abuc Randall Axtell Lydia Badalucco Richard Bailey Philip Basile Paula Bastiano Mary Becker Patricia Behr Katherine Behrens Donna Bellarosa Iosnph Bernatowicz Michael Birch Christine Bolton Ioseph Bradatsch Igmgg Bmwn Anthony Borkowski Shari Brescia Ronald Brown Christopher Bowens Stephen Brescia Lillian Brown Donald Bowman William Brooks Scott Buchalter Iulia Boyd Harold Brown Keith Bugklgn Dancerg love applause They moke it Ioolgeosy ira Skala and Iamie Suarez: they love to dance. Theres nothing we want to do more than dance. In order to be a dancer, you need a lot of determination. Dancing must always head the list of your prioritiesf' 150 SOPHOMORES If you fall down, you just pick yourself up and try it again. And then again, until you get it right. It takes a lot of work to make dancing look easy, says Iamie, who has been danc- ing for four years. Kira, who has been dancing for five years, added, Guys think that danc- ing is very feminine, but it's very strenuous. It is much harder than sports. Kira hopes to be a dance teacher and Iamie, a choreographer. Iamie choreographed a dance for the 4-H Club that won second prize. Kira as- sists Mrs. Smalling who runs Small- ing's School of the Arts, which both girls attend, with her beginner ballet class. Iamie said, We'll both have to work really hard. Only one in a thou- sand makes it. It is a very competitive fieldf, The girls, grinning, finished, To hear the applause is a great boost to your ego. It tells you that you have accomplished somethingf' Melanie Buckmaster Sandra Campana Yvonne Cangclosi Theodore Capozzoli Denise Caputo Elizabeth Carulli Patrick Cassidy Iohn Castellano Robert Christiano Robert Ciganek Sheri Clark Walter Clark Cindy Clarke Lawrence Coddington Iamcs Conroy QAboveJ It takes a lot of work to make dancing look easy. Kira Skolo and Icime Suarez practice at Mrs. Smalling's Dance Studio in Walden.