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

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tBelowj Short, feathered hairstyles and permanents mark the 1978-9 school year. Debbie Chores, with the longest hair at school, is a notable exception. lv Ill-r1'q-Aglrrljj Greg Aponle jeremy' Bacon jeffrey Adams Seell Areiero Frieda Banks jtmqmljlm. Ahjm-5 Alllilllllil llaenn Vincent Barrel! 158 FRESHMEN Meade links horses to her future The love affair between the teenage girl and the horse has lasted centuries. Wherever you put the two in near vicinity, they'll somehow find their way to each other. L It-imm, mmm-jj Iudilh Bodtmann Anthony llraeh Cynjljij, jgmvgin Clark Bolton Brian llrenl ljjlijm jjluil- Michael Bonora Sfzoll llrett j1,m,,5 jjjljm Edward Bayer Kevin liroczker Tina Meade found her way to the Oakland School of Horsemanship in Plattekill over the summer. I got this thing in the mail and it asked if l'd like to take lessonsg so l signed up. Tina is learning correct English and jumper equitation. I started out learning how to care for the horses: then how to walk, trot, and Canter. I love it. I especially love the jumping. After the first time, I was hooked. l like Tonto and Big Red ftwo horses at the Oakland Schoolj the best because they react the best. They re- act quicker to commands. And they're eager to well, they like to jump as much as I do. Tina likes all animals, not just horses: dogs, cows, anything. She en- joys grooming horses, and generally caring for them. It's important because she'd like to be a vet. Tina's interest in veterinary work didn't start with her riding lessons, but rather, the lessons satisfy her love for animals. As she said, l've wanted to be a vet for a long time. l like animals. fRightj A perennial lunch favorite is pizza. Rich Cunningham lunges into a slice from the VC pizzeria. Susan Hrooks Bryon Bntka Kathleen Carnlero lirenda Brown Andrew Calle lehn Ilarroll Bryon llnrger joseph Call liugene Carson Duane Burger Huntley Clallan Nilllliy Case

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