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

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Ambitions dont end with school bond Drummer , continues chmb from basement ike Rabiet was the youngest member of the senior play, The Yon- lfee Doodle. He was the band drum- mer. A few people thought it strange that a sophomore was in the play at all, but as his brother, Scott, said, i'He's the best drummer in the school. 'lniiotliy lfunlknui' Michelle l err4n'o Michael flvrrity l.1n1s l'l.llIHSI'II lhllll lfetlol' Iohn Cliunninu Susan l l'rtlon Iusvph Finn llolly Cilml:'1'sIm'x1- W1ll1.niiFn'ltn'r lll'1.1n Fox lixun Gorton Mike started drumming in the fourth grade with the elementary school band. Since then, he's been drumming every night in his basement 'ifor about an hour. Although Mike sometimes plays for his friends, no one really listens to him practice be- cause l'it's too loud. I wear ear plugs when I practice by myself. Sometimes, Mike said, I listen to records and play with them. Right now l'm writing the drum part for 'iMoby Dick by Led Zepplin. I listen to the song and write the rhythms downf' However, Mike's ambitions don't end with his basement and the school band. He's the drummer for the group Stardust, with Chuck Cerrillo, Richie Protsko, Paul Terrezis, and Rich Sa- ger. In the first week of November, Stardust won the preliminary Battle of the Bands at Fast Lane. The group plays thirteen songs, three of which were its own. Mike said, The differ- ent bands played, and the crowd judged them: if they liked you, they screamed louder. On December 10, Stardust played in the final Battle of Bands. The group didn't win the monetary prize, but they did win a regular job playing at Fast Lane. I ll ll I Aunlrvy lll1flr'nrt'i1tx' li.ul's-n I M l ll ll I l M.n'1n.i lnlmri S14-WI! l VVill1.nn mzkson Mlr,h.nl l N I ll l if Iohn lzlrtllnl' ll'l'l'l ll I iQ!! lholnns fIi'vl'11 Russell llundlvy Wallet' Henry Dlzlnv Hopkins Slunlvi I4-lIs:.h Klnilvi-fly Iumpn Lori fll'UOI1l lflh-I llilllflllll Rumi.: llcwvtt RfYlN'f1ll Wf' I'Pr'11':llvs4-qxlvl l'IIiz.ilu-thK.1lilw l lflhll UVUII Till-I llllnwn lJ2ll'I'yl llvy U 'l 'h ll 'l' l -loli.1ns1'n Mu hm-l lxalrlwl X'.1lr'rir-fiwyx :zvwslv Rllllltld lldfltfb :Xlum llltZlxlTllllI Ros1'mn'lvlll1lnfi' llri in Innes lin.: lx.1nu- SUPHOMORES 153

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