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Then and now
Ever wonder what some of the region's best known people looked like when they were in high school? Posted on June 19, 2008.
Brian Stratton, class of 1975, Winston Churchill High School, Potomac, Md.
Brian Stratton, Schenectady mayor.
Mona Golub, class of 1985, Niskayuna High School.
Mona Golub, vice president of public relations and consumer service, the Golub Corp.
Julie Chapman, class of 1988, Susquehanna Valley High School, Conklin.
Julie Chapman, Capital News 9 anchor.
Liz Bishop, class of 1970, Vincentian Institute, Albany.
Liz Bishop, WRGB news anchor.
Gerald Jennings, class of 1966, Cardinal McCloskey High School, Albany.
Gerald Jennings, Albany mayor.
Joe Allen, class of 1954, Mont Pleasant High School, Schenectady.
Joe Allen, Schenectady city councilman.
Karen Johnson, class of 1960, Hathaway Brown High School, Cleveland.
Karen Johnson, former Schenectady mayor.
Legrande Serras, class of 1964, Niskayuna High School.
Legrande Serras, owner of Real Seafood.
Lydia Kulbida, class of 1984, Academy of Mount St. Ursula, the Bronx.
Lydia Kulbida, WNYT news anchor.
Michael Saccocio, class of 1979, Schalmont High School.
Michael Saccocio, executive director of City Mission of Schenectady
Jeff Wilkin, class of 1973, Aquinas Institute, Rochester.
Jeff Wilkin, Gazette reporter.
Jeff Wilkin, standing third from right - wearing a spangled belt - wrote his first newspaper stories for the "Maroon and White." The student newspaper covered activities at Rochester's Aquinas Institute.
Julie Chapman (16) put on her game face for soccer in 1987. Chapman played right wing for Susquehanna Valley High School in Conklin, near Binghamton. The team finished 2-10-4. "We were really bad! Kick and run, baby," Chapman said.
Liz Bishop, seated second from left, looks over copy of The Blue Banner. Bishop was a member of the newspaper staff at Vincentian Institute, learning her first journalism lessons at the former Albany high school.
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January 9, 2009
