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

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flillovxj C is prices haw cloulilt d ilmost tripled in thc pist twcnty wars Bill Brooks pumps tht X C m S last twenty years People remain basically the same score of years a score of changes a score of things remain the same in the world. Twenty years ago candy bars were five cents, and a pack of cigarettes was twenty Cents. Gas was a quarter a gallon. There was a draft, and there were no CB,s. And Beotlemonia wasnit playing on Broadway - but the Beat- les were busy revolutionizing rock. Continued on p. 220 fluoftj The dj of past years merely spun the discs. Today's disc jockey. jimmy lones. plans an format of non-stop music with his electronic illusions. tlielowj Although the variety of candy increases, so does the price. Huy Corkcy searches for the best buy. M k,,f 5 - ,Q 'Sag ... W---r. T T if .C 17? 1---f v , . F Rf SQ Q T 1 B Q x K a t 1 . 1- I i 'A etlat I Kyiv v . 'S 'intl 'THQ 'F g hd ll 'HCS HH lm!! if p , -- I V t -T FAQ! yi 2 R ' X E S Q ' K A Q . . V 1- ,,,.,,.f-+1 -I ll ,ff 'T 'S 1 . l X Y K .. T I had k 'U it 5- CLOSING ESSAY 219

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Uhl, Kenneth 148 Index: Touch-Zylstra Touch of Beauty 201 Townhouse Restaurant 198 Townsend, Dale 148 Townsend, Linda 101, 164 Tracy, lean 37, 148 Treetop Shop 183 Truckstops of America 183 Tucci, Kyle 51, 60, 70, 70, 157 Tucci, William 173, 176 Tucker, Samuel 23, 110, 176, 177 Turner, Biran 157 Turner, Frank 148 Tuscan Press 198 Tuttle, Ronald 164 Tvrdik, Linda 30, 164 Tyrell, Iohn 51, 56 Underground Gallery 186 Underhill, Marion 36, 37, 176, 223 Upchurch, Tracey 46, 47, 60, 61, 105, 164 Upchurch, Valerie 44, 44, 68, 77, 79, 98, 138 Urbin, Lori 149 Vallen National Bank 184 Vallenga, Renne 149 VanAnmburgh, Beth 21, 138 Vance, Iohn 107, 149 Vanderly, Donald 29, 149 Vandermark, Louis 149 Vandermark, William 69, 73, 73, 101, 149 VanDyck, Elizabeth 138 Vanek, Tami 68, 139 VanGelder, Kevin 139 Vano, Barbara 44, 101, 102, 149 Vano, Richard 51, 60, 61, 93, 111, 157 VanSickle, Caryl 76, 98, 149 VanWyke, Ianice 41, 50, 70, 157 VanWyke, lean 4, 13, 22, 50, 51, 69, 149 Varwig, Iustice 72, 98, 157 Velasquez, lean 13, 42, 43, 149 Velasquez Vincent 42, 43, 57, 57, 98, 157 fAboveJ Al Stormes and Som Beloroso have a i'calculated race. 218 INDEX Venuti, Ann 10, 77 Venuti, Gertrude 17, 84, 149, 164 Vergona, Marion 139 Voegelin, Marjorie 36, 37, 149 Vogt, Ieffery 51, 63, 157 Vogt, Iohn 51 Vogt, William 61 Wilcox, Debra 101, 103, 157 Wilcox, Steve 98 Wilcox, Willis 98 Wild, Iames 157 Wild, Ioanne 24, 42, 43, 141, 223 Wild, Roger 61, 62 Wilkenson, Karl 149 William F. Black 194 Wagner, Catherine 68, 79, 81, 89, 139, 196, 223 Walden, Federal Savings 8: Loan As- soc. 204 Walden, Frosty Freeze 193 Walden lnsuring Agency 187 Walden Lawn Mower Service 193 Walden, Savings Bank 179, 180 Wallner, Frank 67, 72, 73, 141, 170, 176 Walters, Louanne 44, 44, 176 Walton, Gregory 68, 76, 90, 98, 139 Williams, Williams, Craig 79, 131, 141 Williams, Debra 18, 164 Williams, Williams , William 141 Willis, Bruce 6, 36, 141 Willsea, Darlene 101, 141 Wilson, Mary 47, 71, 164 Wilson, Stephenie 149 Wilson, Steven 29, 31, 39, 149 Wilson, Steven 29, 31, 39, 149 Bruce 29, 31, 76, 98, 149 Robert 79, 80, 108, 141 Walz, Erich 164 Walz, Kevin 46, 157 Warrener, Mary 18, 77, 79, 149 Warener, Synthia 139 Warrington, Denise 98, 157 Webb, Margret 176 Webb, Randy 13, 53, 139 Weddel, Barbara 14 Weeden, Tammy 139 Weeden, Marion 101 Wegniak, Terry 50, 67, 68, 89, 101, 124, 140 Wiener, Robert 46, 164 Weiss, lane 21, 68, 84, 97, 98, 102, 140 Weiss, Nancy 26, 70, 84, 98, 157 Weissblatt, Barry 164 Weller, Lori 149 Weller, Lynn 30, 53, 149 Wells, Victoria 82, 157 Wells, William 140 Weltman, Miah 157 Wenz, Marcella 129, 140 West Shore Oil 198 West Side Services 182 Wheat, David 209b Wheeler, Alsandra 140 Wheeler, Diane 149 Whitaker, George 149 Whitaker, Lois 68, 98, 101, 133, 140 Whitaker, Sherri 140 White, Carol 68, 72, 73, 79, 81, 140, 221 White, Felicia 47, 71, 82, 83, 88, 101, 164 White, Linford 169, 176 Whitney, Ann 30, 33, 140, 196 Whitney, Leslie 47 Wiest, Iames 86 Wiest, Richard 77, 86, 149 16, 72, 77, 82, 90, Winchell, David 81, 118, 119, 141 Winchell, Iames 18 Winchell, Keith 30, 51, 157 Winchell, Linda 28, 44, 70 Winters, Ian 84, 157 Winters, Mary 35 Winum, Laura 71, 84 Witt, Anna 68, 77, 84, 130, 141 Wollenberg, Debbie 68, 77, 89, 222 Woslky, Tony 56 Wolven, Dawn 164 Wolven, Iohn 157 Wolven, Ross 101 Wood, Nancy 149 Woody, Fred 33, 39, 157 Wright, Iames 61, 164 Wynkoop, Todd 97, 141 Wynkoop, Tracey 71, 84, 100, 164 Xanthis, Iohn 176 Yeaple, Peter 101, 164 Yolas, Tina 157 Young, Doris 149 Youngs, Webster 161, 164 Yumet, Michelle 164 Zahochak, Robert 141 Zahochak, Susan 149 Zappone, Donna 141 Zawistowski, Iohn 36, 37, 49, 118, 122, 136 Zawistowski, Thomas 46, 49, 71, 164 Zekonis, Suzanne 101 ZifClC1uCk, Robert 38, 51, 62, 63, 173, 176 Zwart, Arnold 149 Zwart, Charles 141 Zylstra, Grace 157 97, 141,

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fRightl School spirit has fluctuated since 1959. Fans go wild as VC wins the Section IX Class AA championship for the first time. tBelowj From supermarket to classroom, the calculator has become Hman's next-best friend. Charlene Cerillo completes a chemistry problem with a little help from her friend. F 5 fy 4,.,,,+ f 1 Aw , External change marks last twenty years 220 CLOSING ES SAY .-ga-f Bas ,gi- Continued frorn p. 219 The Western was big then, but it's big today too. At least, the space West- erns are - Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica. Mr, Kevin McFadden thought that, in general, todayis books and movies have plots similar to yesterday's books and movies falthough their presenta- tions differl. He asked, How many plots are there in the world? There's good guys against bad guys, boy gets girl, and the triangle plots ftwo girls in love with one guy, two guys in love with one girll. It's the same with the Westerns. They only transferred the action from some ranch in Arizona to a planet in space. The plotls the same. The plot of day to day life hasn't changed much these past twenty years, either. Crown-ups still go to Work, and kids still go to school. But some of the things grown-ups and kids take with them have changed. For instance, a score of years ago the U.S. harbored barely a score of calculators. Today, everyone has one. Chemistry and physics classes are full of students and teachers and their cal- culators. Miss Arline Schnee, who went to school in the 60's, said, We didn't have calculators. Any calculations we had to do we did with a pencil and paper. Now calculators are approved for school use by the state. And not only students use them. I use one to add up my bills and for doing grades. I even carry one in my Continued on p. 223 'Ni