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

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fBelowj The Color Guard leads the band at home football games and in parades. Pam Futo, Anne Maitner, Lisa Caputo, Kira Scala, and Diane Eignor synchronize their steps. fRightj A new addition to Homecoming Weekend is the election of a Queen's court. jamie Partington and her escort, Grunt Boyd, represent the Iunior class at the Homecoming Dance. QBelowj The SGA and Dance Club co-sponsored a disco dance and contest. Michelle Sequin and Kris Greene Hdance the night away. K. ft K .2 ' 3' '- X Y . 4 -pg .X . s .45 t f 3' if fi' L E -:----1 - xg- ,... .- ?fF?'T. lriar.. fx H, QAbovej Before the Homecoming game and during half-time, the queen candidates are chauffered around the track. Escort Leo Timke helps his queen from her limo, fRightj The members of the SGA are: ffrontl Ian 53 'H-sm, I M rf? I 59 'T' 4 1. . . gf. Winters, Debbie Algarin, Steve Palos, Annie Bond, Rich Sager Nick Palos Liz Herries Karen Seligmann, Barbara Schik, Ioan Bond, Kim Kline, Sandy Wheeler Chris Ross Stevc Lavelle Price, fbackj Mike Siwy, Greg Walton, leannc 90 CLUBS

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fLeftj The members of the Guidance Service Club are: ffrontj Mrs. Irma Feld, Lori McNeely. Dawn Ronk. Tanya Lown, Mrs. Lou Bennet. ibackj Lisa Caputo. Felicia White. Tina Miller, Loretta Polce. fBelowj The members of the Library Service Club tire: Mary Masterson, Denise Caputo, Miss Nellie Brower, loannei Damon, Sue Brooks. if x r 5 ',. 5 HRX f it .KW PM . fAbevel Collecting and iilphabetizing the attendance cards are two of the jobs of the Office Service Club. Terry Wegniul-i and Cathy Wcigzilrr wuit for the cards to be returned so they can slzirt their part of the process. fLeftJ The Cluiclaince Office is uften used as ii study hull for Service Club members who uren't busy. Limlu Kikel gets some work done while waiting to be culled for un errzintl. CLUBS B9

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fBelowj One duty of the Colorguard is to act as keeper of the flag. Pom Futo and Anne Maitner stand at attention during the national anthem. Girls carry on tradition Different reasons form same pride he Colorguard leads the band at parades and during half-time. They carry the flags tnational, state, and schoolj and the white, mock-rifles. The Colorguard is not as noticed as the cheerleaders, or as big as the band, but they are a tradition. Anne Maitner, Lisa Caputo, Kira Skala, Pam Futo, and Diane Eignor are a part of the tradition, and they're proud of it. 'iEver since I was little and watched the holiday parades on TV, I've dreamed of being one of the girls in front of a big band, Anne Maitner said. I guess VC's marching band is the closest I'll get. fLeftj Disco fever has spread to epidemic proportions. joimc Suarez and Pot Stacey catch the bug. Pam Futo, like Anne, watched the parades. She said, VVhen I was a little kid, I wanted to be a colorguard more than anything. I got my chance and tried for it. And she made it. Diane Eignor said, I was asked to help out as a colorguard during a pa- rade, and later realized I enjoyed it. Kira Scala's and Lisa Caputo's inter- est in the Colorguard wasn't as roman- tic. They both thought it would be a really fun thing to do so they tried for it. The five girls, for their own reasons, made up the Colorguard. It is certain, however, while they led the band, they all felt the same pride. fLeftj The members of Colorguard are: ffrontj Pam Futo, Diana Eignor. fbackj Kira Skala, Lisa Caputo. Anne Maitner CLUBS 91