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

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-, '-as We-'l l L-SIPYW' if .. -Woolf- l l 1 -un, fi, If f .,, i. EAL 'I 'H UCLA A ,J E -s we 5 it ' I Vf 5 . ,1 Z , Cooperation conquers I competition Activities enhance spirit lubs, organizations, and so- cieties throughout the school exhibit more of the competetive than coopera- tive nature. Most try to make money and sponsor activities on their own. FHS and SHS are the exceptions. Al- though they do work separately, they also work together. The annual FHS-SHS volleyball game took place in the gym on Friday evening, October 27. Members of both societies came to aid their fellow members in an enthusiastic struggle. The stands were crowded with fans cheering their favorite society. Through the efforts of dedicated Spaniards like Carol White, Matt Damon, and Sue Imbriani, SHS beat the Frenchman, two games out of three, despite john Haggar's, Svetlana jabari's, jim Fogg's, and jeanne Bond's sweaty efforts. Svetlana jabari, president of FHS, said, The main prupose of the joint activities is to have fun and gain good memories of the societies. The coalition of the FHS and SHS is a good way to get more people involved in the various ways of rais- ing funds and to share common ex- periences. julie Basile joint efforts, come out very successful, and the two societies work well together. Val Up- church thinks the most important part of the joint efforts is that Uwe have fun because we all know each other. SHS advisor Mrs. Digilio said, The joint activities enchance school spirit and cooperation among students. Perhaps Matt Damon gave the best reason for joint FHS-SHS activities: lt is necessary in our societal base to insure the propagation of congenial relationships through joint endeavors in which the members can participate and mingle with those of different linguistic persuasionsf' And besides that, it's fun. said, Because of the the functions usually fLeftj Before the big volleyball game, the Frenchies held their own private practice. Tim Millar and jim Fogg brush up on their spikes. jAbovej The members of the Spanish Honor Society are: ffrontj Nick Stagliano. Richard Weist, Larry Sutter, Sandy Wheeler, fsecondj Kim Price, Sue Engels, Sue Segall, Leslie Carmona, Wayne Riley, Matt Damon, Pam Toth, Ann Benuti, Cathy McMahon, fbackj Randy 'sms .H Diehl, Tina Enright, Iris Heller, Tina Witt, Donna Halter, julie Basile, Barbara Bullock, Sue Imbriani, Mary Warrener, Mrs. Mary Digilio, jbackj john Kunowski, Dave Hanson, Bill Mains, Karen Klein, Scott Miller, Mike Luft, Patricia Cater, Carol Hutchinson, Stephanie Cole, Valerie Upchurch, Debbie Wollenberg, joanne Richichi, Beth Mclntyre, Sue Paglen, Maryanne Balogh, Dale Carmody. CLUBS 77

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fRightJ People spend the last few minutes of the Penny Social before the winners are announced stuffing their left-over tickets into the cups near their favorite prizes. Andrea Free and Doree Fisher compete to see who can put the most tickets in the cup for an equally favorite food item. tBelowj The French Honor Society boasted a successful advertising campaign for its annual Penny Social. Nick Polos steals a look at his English homework before selling another round of tickets at the baked goods table. e1f': E34 fi 'sz gt i' F it 3' K i R , X S E ' Q X X E- .: 6 5... T tAbovej One of the more famed joint events of the language honor societies is the annual FHS- SHS volleyball game. Carol Hutchinson serves a ball packed with power to the opposing Frenchmen, lending a hand to the Spanish victory. tAbovej The members of the French Honor Society are: ffrontj Ion Haggar, Faith Kopaskie, Svetlana Iabari, Caryl VanSickle, Iohn Meade tsecondj Brenda Swithers, Ieanne Bond, jeff Haggar, Ioe Korpics, Liz Herries, jane Weiss, Cathy Hayes, Diana Eignor, lanet Hoffman, tbackj Bruce Williams, Greg Walton, Steve Lavelle, Tim Millar, Scott Pcttine. 76 CLUBS

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fBelowj FHS, SHS, Grad, Beta Tau - many times members of one honor society find themselves as members of others. Dove Hansen, president of Gradus Honoris, takes part in a Beta Tau debate. s t.,. fAbovej Many times, contrasting views turn into a very heated conversation. Nick Polos snarls his point at the opposition as his debate partner Kathy Daley plans her next statement, CBelowj The members of Gradus Honoris are: ffrontj lane Weiss, Debbie Wollenberg, Donna Bobalik, lsecondj Tina Enright, Debbie Lefort, Cathy Wagner, Barbara Bullock, Sue lmbriani, Iulie Basile, Tanya Lown, Gina Gesso, Svetlana Iabari, fbackj Ieff Haggar, Dale Carmody, Valerie Upchurch, Dave Hansen, Iackie Besser, Dave Phillips, Wayne Riley, joe Korpics, Larry Sutter, Scott Williams, Nick Stagliano, Matt Damon, Miss Nellie Brower. 2, ,W tszxxsitfssyzf,,www , I , , ., I A I ., K 2 r V V V A ,. W: , . A , ,,,,, -' f 78 CLUBS