Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

to mom and dad with love 245a true friend is you, friend, you’re cheerful and kind. many like you, the world will not find. 6700board of education seated: mary kay slade, president; 1 r: mr. connor Stephens, member; mrs. Virginia milligan, clerk; mr. richard godown, vice president: mr. paul mccormick, member.memories as we leave, it’s only to let you know, because of you, we have a place to go. something for all, we will all receive our call. our memories of school, are many and treasured. those thirteen years, will long be rememberd. in this our life, we are learning to grow we just wanted you to know, that we love all of you so. now we are going out the door to a new beginning. for us to explore, a place to experience happiness and much more . . . tomr. elmo harden building principal mr. curville jordan superintendent of schools13 darla ordiway counselor’s secretarymr. lucco driver education mrs. graham speech therapist miss sullivan typing business u15 miss johnston kindergarten mrs. horan second grade16 mrs. peterson fourth grademr. young sixth grade mr. pilling sixth grade i r mr. faber jr.-sr. high math 17 ft?mrs. potter instrumental music mrs. boyer vocal music miss troxell physical educationmr. mac crea high school art humanities mr. trenchard instrumental music mr. lang ele. art teacher mrs. cary librarian miss goodrich home economics mr. ringer industrial artsmr. nicol english mrs. copp spanish english journalism mrs. baker math mr. caya sr. high science mrs. knapp history ms. perdue-fisset psychologist21 mr. Vickers custodian mr. ordiway maintenancemr. sackett mrs. mosher mr. kemp note: underclassmen’s names are in the back in the index. miss jeffrey smith mr. ordiway mr. green mey re learning to grow, they’re learning to live, they want you to know! knowledge knocks the tumbling blocks, and ticking clocks that tell the passing of time. underclassmen2425first grade 26second grade 2829third grade 303334353637seventh grade3940eighth grade 414243444548national honor society 50senior band dance band 52cs qn o qsiuods puoq joiunlsenior chorus junior chorus 54red cross 55the girl’s athletic association had their annual cheese sale in October, they made $200. also they had a roller skating party in april. right in the gym! 56varsity club the varsity club helped to purchase new equipment for the soccer, basketball, swim, baseball, and track teams, the boy’s soccer team bought new uniforms with the money they raised so diligently last year. 57boys' soccer the boy’s soccer team had a record of 4 wins and 10 losses with 1 tie. we had a very inexperienced team which should improve next year. t. jay strouse (20) made the county “all-stars” with guy milligan and pat atwell making honorable mention, there were 5 seniors this year—pat atwell, jeff smith, dan burns, t. jay strouse, and jeff man-ion. 60girls' soccer a long way in a short time, without a doubt, TEAM EFFORT was the key to success the season-the best ever. undefeated belmont in double overtime, an absolutely spec- school record for 28 goals during a 16 game season, also there were howland and tracy grossman. dedication and inspiration ... marcy mead, lisa howland, sue bliss, tra-tracy richardson. good luck girls!! 61girls' j.v. soccer 62 cross-countryboys' and girls' track last years record was 7-7. with increasing participation, andover is looking forward to many successful seasons. the girls had a good group and a productive season, good job girls! the coaches were john davis and mr. feller. 63 y£ y ¥ QtV I AWWSF1; girls' volleyball The girls’ volleyball team posted a winning season this year with a 7-5 record. Probably the biggest game came when we knocked Wellsville out of first place in our last game. We went to sectionals where we were eliminated by Naples and Alfred-Almond, after defeating Jasper. There were four seniors who will be sorely missed next year. They are: Lisa Howland, Marcy Mead, Cathy Hall, and Debbie Wallace. Lisa was selected to the County All-Star team. All in all it was a very successful season as well being a lot of fun. We look forward to next year with high hopes. Coach PetersonX tr junior varsity The Girls’ Junior Varsity Volleyball team did well this year. They played a few scrimmages and were a real help in contributing to the success of the varsity team. They are a great bunch of girls and provide for the future of the varsity team. These girls have a lot of potential. 65girls' softball the girl’s softball team had a successful 1978 season, our record was 5 wins and 3 losses, victories came against scio, jasper, whitesville, richburg, and bolivar, there was much enthusiasm and growing skill in our team, and with five returning seniors we anticipate a fine season ahead. 66bullets spurs basketball 67lakers jazz 68all stars 69varsity basketball the boy’s basketball team had a good season as they played some excellent ballgames. we also had a very young team with 2 sophomores, 5 juniors, and 4 seniors, the team loses seniors doug weitzel, bob fish, jim dugan and pat atwell. we have a fine nucleus of players returning next season. pat atwell added a bit of excitement to all when he broke the a.c.s. scoring record of 41 pts. by netting 45 for the panthers in a game against belmont. in the same game he also scored his 1000th point in varsity play, another school record, coach nicol 70j.v. basketball the 1978-1979 boys’junior varsity basketball season was a great success. our record was 11 wins and 6 losses, we had four freshmen who started and a total of 9 who played, todd monahan lead the team in scoring with 20.2 points per game, bill Wallace lead the team in steals and was second in assists and points scored (13.5 per game), chris mcneil lead the team in assists with an average of 5.6 per game, paul joyce helped out a great deal on the rebounding bourds and was the team’s fourth leading scorer, don lehman, kevin ordiway, and don demons also contributed greatly to the team’s success, andover will look ahead for a bright future with these young stars, coach gill 71cheerleaders 1978-79 was a year of achievement for the andover cheerleaders, it was highlighted by reaching our goal NEW UNIFORMS!! through bake sales, car washes, m m sales, a spaghetti dinner, the kindness of the lion’s club, and the support of the community, and school, we earned $1000 and purchased 11 new uniforms. in december, we went to rochester for a cheerleading clinic sponsored by the national cheerleading assoc, we learned new chants, cheers, and pyramids. we also participated in the section V class d competition for cheerleading, as well as the pom-pom routine competition at alfred university. 72the cheerleaders have been working hard to bring about more school spirit to a.c.s. and, with the help of the pep band, and basketball fans they certainly have done a lot for a.c.s! there are four senior cheerleaders leaving us this year, we would like to thank them for all their support and dedication throughout their years of high school, we are going to miss you: debbie howland. sue bliss, laura dugan, and marcy mead, keep up the spirit girls! we would also like to thank our advisor, mrs. persons, she has been a tremendous help in helping us reach our goals and keep up our spirit. 73girls varsity basketball our team had a good season this year, we had seven players returning for the 1979 season, with much enthusiasm, everyone worked hard to perfect the essentials needed to make a good team, better! the key to our success was the fast break, andover used it alot and liked to run. we had a new coach this year—mr. dave hanks—, thanks to him for getting us in good shape and ready to have a winning season again next year! seniors are: marcy mead, laura dugan, teri bruce, and lisa howland. thanks for your support.lumor varsity the 1978-1979 girls’junior varsity basketball team was composed of a group eager to learn the fundamentals of the game, the girls’ demonstrated their abilities through respectable performances against opposing teams, if enthusiasm and dedication are any indication of success, these girls will have some very successful basketball campaigns in future years. coach (j.v. and varsity) dave hanksswimming team The Swimming team consists of 9 members, 2 managers, 1 score keeper, and a timer. Captains were Tracy Grossman, Rob Davis, and Monte Milligan. Managers included Shelly and Denny Mead, score keeper was Melanie Miller and the timer was Lisa Manion. Rob Davis led the team in points with a 47.75 for the season. Monte was close behind with 44.5 pts. Other scores were: Mary Jo Palmeteer— 28, Bruce Gilbert—22.75, Mike DeRemeer—17.50, Bill Sease-17.25 Jim Shaver—9.5, and Ann Kemp—2.25. We would like to thank Coach Coon for all his help. Coach? “Swimming is an individual sport and it takes individuals with guts to stick with it and improve their times. 1 am proud of these kids and 1 wish there were a lot more like them” thank you ... Coach: Coon 76tennis Last year our record was 4 wins and 6 losses. This was not bad considering our opposition. Many of our defeats were by only one game. We lost three seniors last year too. Eric Mac Michael, George Milligan, Brian Ennis, as you can see we will have a young team this year. There are several freshmen and sophomores as well as a few returning seniors and juniors. This looks to be a year to rebuild for next year. So you had better beware... We just might surprise you! Coach: Bale 77baseball the 1978 andover baseball season started off in an unusual way. we had only one returning senior, seven underclassmen, and only two players returning at their original positions, our infield consisted of three sophomores and a freshman, three starters had never even played varsity baseball before. the outcome; a 9-4 record and a 7-0 league record, we also claimed the county championship. pat atwell was noted the league’s “most valuable player” with two no-hitters as a pitcher and a .684 batting average, rex vos-burg also did a fine job in his first year as a catcher, rex was also voted to the county all-star team, guy baker received the “most improved player” award. the team would like to thank coach coon and bobby Cornell for helping us out all season, we would also like to thank mr. gill for doing a fine job coaching and helping us win the championship in his first year of coaching. coach gill our league record no.l andover 3 belfast 2 no.2 andover 14 rushford 1 no.3 andover scio 2 no.4 andover 8 angelica 3 no.5 andover 5 belmont 3 no.6 andover 1 friendship 0 . . . championship!! no.7. andover 3 whitesville 0 won 7 lost 0 78794 A hall of fame 1979 80seniors86sondro ordiway 95, 'Seven Convenient Locations -Alfred—A ir y Olean—Wellsville—Whitesville Best Wishes To The c,ass ot 79 the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY 607-478-8437 I THE CITIZENS | NATIONAL BANK I AND TRUST COMPANY i FULL SERVICE BANK Mambar F.D.I.C. and Fadaral Raaarva Syatam Wellsville • Olean • Andover • Alfred • Whitesville • Bolivar • Cuba 96CANNON'S Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 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Wellsville New York To All My Friends, Keep In Touch Always Bye ... — Lisa Howland — i ► 1 104Congratulations to Class of ’79 from the HAIR LOFT Wellsville Laura Jeannette Corky Carmine SandyOur Studio Hornell, New York (607) 324-4800 Health ‘N’ Happiness to the Class of 1979 Patrons N R Country Casuals Fatina’s Marie’s Ernlda’s Andover Lion’s Club 1 Main Sub Shop MRS. CHARITY MC CORMICK School Nurse-Teacher 106Purina Chows D L FEEDS For All the Farmers Needs Custom Grinding Bulk Feed Fertilizer and Lime Water Street Andover, N.Y. 1 magna e la bor atones Andover, N.Y. Compliments of PAUL G. MC CORMICK Mapel Syrup and Maple Sugar All Sizes—Shipped Anywhere RD 2 Andover 607-478-8903 Congratulations Graduates! Andover Wellsville, N.Y. Road 14895 107108109yearbook staff The yearbook staff has worked hard to present to you, the students of ACS and the people of Andover, a book which will be something to look back at of Andover and its people in years to come and see the way it was in 1979. We stayed up many nights until 2:00 am and later, pasting on, ripping off, arguing, and finally matting pictures on mutual agreement. We all would like to thank our advisor Mr. MacCrae, the faculty, and the staff for making it possible to present this book to you. It was a unique experience. We hope you all enjoy the year 1979 and will look back with smiles. Lisa Howland, Editor noIll® ©®© © © © © ® © © © © index 25 miss johnston—1. s. white 2) d. lyng, 3) k. monahan, 4) c. dark, 5) f. knight, 6) r. wilson, 7) h. mcgillivry, 8) m. fanton, 9) j. ordiway, 10) s. godown, 11) s. dark, 12) j. neeley, 13) h. manion, 14) e. harvey, 15) c. storr, 16) d. salyers, 17) s. goodridge absent: b. gulliver, r. carter 24 mrs. persons-front row—d. hobson, k. frost, s. neuroth, d. johnson, a. dean, row 2—1. lehman, a. burdick, k. hoyer, t. smith, r. george, t. denning, back row—f. Sutherland, c. mckay, c. alien, d. latten, j. monahan, b. thorp, c. dark, absent: t. cole 26 first—on top—r. wolf, 1. dodge, j. dugan, a. ireland, 1. dark, in cab—G. strouse, j. Steadman, j. fox, j. fanton, a. waters, j. marvin, d. robbins, m. hollenbeck, on running board—r. lyng, m. mcneill, j. kelley, m. frost, on ground—c. seamans, t. riffle, g. martin 27 first—in cab—s. phillips, j. hyde, on ground—t. deyo, j. godown, t. wilson, s. smith, v. hurlburt, j. staufle, on step—d. vinson, d. johnson, s. roeske, c. cook, m. slawson, k. monahan, c. bailey, on top—j. lehman, d. boyle, k. marvin, b. barry, d. burns, absent: b. alien, w. dark 28 second-seated-k. ordiway, s. neeley, b. greene, j. burdick, s. shaver, 1. ordiway, k. brainard, standing—k. herr, r. waters, s.t. fanton, j. dougherty, s. lewis, r. dark, p. bryan, absent: b.b. drake, r. carter 29 second—front—j. sibble, g. lehman, m. dodge, c. throp, j. empson, row 2—t. cooper, d. barney, k. snell, a. whitehouse, t. warner, b. van stine, row 3-m. farnum, j. sherwood, m. joyce, t. phillips, 1. kelley, absent: s. joyce 30 third—back—t. hess, k. Cornell, p. bruce, c. marvin, 1. demming, a. wins-low, p. mccormick, m. harrington, j. waufle, c. perry, front row—s. dain, d. harris, 1. manion, s. hoagland, r. padden, e. alien, r. ordiway, 1. gavin, b. perry, p. jackson, absent: 1. horan, j. bartow 112 index third—back-b. brundage, k. wittie, d. dodge, j. danneheim, s. manion, m. davis, h. cook, t. sibble, t. lewis, a. briggs, s. drake, j. middaugh, r. waiters, bottom-j. lehman, p. boyle, b. golish, d. price t. scott, c. mulholland, land, k. kear, m. mcgillivrary, s. dugan, d. baker, r. stevens, s. snell, m. bowers 32 fourth—front—d. drake, d. garner, t. brown, m. george, row 2—b. buck-waiter, d. burns, j. brown, m. emery, 1. perry, row 3—t. warner, k. neeley, р. howland, t. lehman, d. mead, s. storms, d. dugan, c. cooper, back—d. dodge, s. dark, m. middaugh, t. sherwood, b. clarke, c. worden, w. ben-nett, absent-m. hardy, m. mccormick, m. burton, d. meyers 33 fourth—front—s. hyde, d. ordiway, d. dugan, row 2—k. kear, m. grahm, s. wilson, 1. dark, c. demming, m. seamans, s. dean, row 3— с. bailey, a. white, d. meyers, k. hoyer, m. dark, r. martin, k. carson, row 4-k. demun, c. warden, s. swartz, j. gavin, t. thorp, v. slade, j. outman 35 fifth—front—1. slawson, 1. herr, m. perry, e. white, row 2—1. stevens, m. ray, p. brundage, j. burton, j. manion, c. storms, back-1, brown, j. dannheim, a. stocking, a. neidermaier, r. buckwalter, absent-m. alvord 34 fifth—front-m. snell, j. joyce, p. ordiway, d. frost, r. smith, row 2— w. merrick, d. miller, p. Cornelius, g. smith, b. goodridge, row 3-d. hoyer, m. middaugh, s. hyde, t. jones, c. hoagland, absent-s. mckin-ley 36 sixth—front—1. alien, s. neuroth, e. anderegg, k. tyler, t. drake, a. sea- mans, row 2-g. ordiway, d. glover, b. manion, j. burton, s. padden, t. mccormick, d. dodge, row 3-k. gavin, d. thorp, s. carson, m. bailey, p. Cornell, d. burrows 37 sixth—front-k. ryan, d. horan, j. dain, a. spangler, k. clarke, a. ray, d. frost, c. golish, row 2-m. patrick, d. burns, b. thorp, b. bruce, i. whitehouse, s. clarke, s. shaver, row 3—j. granger, c. Sutherland, d. worden, p. mcneill, t. george, k. snell, 1. outman, absent-a. miller, e. slawson 38-39 seventh—front—t. fanton, d. polmateer, j. lehman, k. mosher, b. bryan, c. alvord, b. cooper, d. marsh, g. granger, d. howland, t. middaugh, s. baxter, r. burton, w. hurlburt, row 2-c. brownell, j. bridge, m. drake, b. meyers, d. spencer, n. brown, m. Cornell, j. dean, c. mer-riam, d. flint, t. smith, s. green, n. storms, d. Cornelius, j. smith, t. fanton, b. bowers, k. perkins, row 3-c. hall, t. ward, s. lehman, g. perry, d. horan, d. brownell, s. dodge, j. smith, g. bailey, 1. baker, s. atwell, a. carlin, h. davis, m. joyce, s. perkins, k. loercher, t. ordiway, absent-1. cole, b. neidermaier, m. emery, t. monahan, r. baileyindex 40-41 eighth-front-m. palmateer, y. hess, m. miller, d. hall, n. bliss, k. thorp, g. grossman, j. starks, t. slawson, row 2—b. gavin, m. white-house, b. glover, t. briggs, n. george, m. bennett, j. mulholland, b. car-lin, 1. carter, in. ward, j. joyce, j. ordiway, g. slade, b. baker, row 3-s. rowley, v. monahan, k. behn, 1. manion, t. michael, t. padden, m. mccormick, s. boyle, in. mead, d. riffle, m. dannheim, c. fish, v. ordiway, c. hurlburt 42-43 freshmen-front-c. mcneill, g. smith, d. kerkeslager, s. alien, 1. monahan, j. shaver, row 2—s. Cornell, b. gilburt, p. glover, t. bennett, w. ordiway, t. tyler, m. davis, r. empson, m. deremer, t. horan, j. hardy, d. lehman, j. ryan, d. green, row 3—1. strouse, v. flint, m. stein, c. alien, n. michaels, s. davis, t. jones, c. Cornelius, s. thorp, c. spencer, c. george, b. leonard, k. ray, m. emery, c. buckwalter, k. scribner, row 4—t. ordiway, m. milligan, t. lehman 44-45 sophomores—on ground—m. wittie, m. mcneill, front—g. hardy, d. winslow, m. rowley, b. starks, d. freund, d. snell, g. thorp, d. smith, Row 2-b. sease, r. gavin, k. perkins. g. cole, k. behn, j. kerkeslager, g. milligan, j. grossman. j. hurlburt, k. ordiway, p. joyce, row 3-j. fuller, t. perry, k. ray, s. meyers, c. manion, c. perry, k. neidermaier, p. glover, j. lehman, 1. burns, row 4-c. lehman, j. dark, d. whitesell, d. burrows, c. thorp, c. howland, 1. howland, d. sturdevant, v. carson, b. kurtz, c. spencer, k. sweet, absent—t. washburn, t. connor, d. demons, m. faber 46-47 juniors-front-b. lang, s. brown, p. lounseberry, t. gavin, t. greene, b. mosher, c. Cornell, k. perry, k. dodge, t. slade, c. schweigart, j. walker, j. green, row 2—t. manion, r. baker, m. gavin, k. dark, b. empson, d. tomm, s. york, k. dunham, a. kemp, s. lehman, m. mcneill, m. smith, j. hall, k. perkins, d. gilbert, d. burrows, d. cooper, s. haskins, row 3— s. haskins, r. bridge, j. mccormick, r. davis, 1. perkins, b. fish, b. dem-ing, a spenser, r. geffers, g. baker, r. glover, r. glover, b. smith, j. car-son, t. davis, b. wilsonm 7?u . C7)Vidy. SaAMcLcJ; yyvuu. (3 A jt L iLudcoj U«A Ms usvaJ— i}f ij. L,aJcjt congratulations to class of 116the graduating 1979 —M ss Goodrich —M ss Troxell —Mrs. Knapp —Mrs. Burdick —Mr. Hanks —Mr. Faber —Jim Bondi —M ss Dice —Mrs. Carey —Mrs. Copp —Mr. Gill —Mr. Mrs. Francis Horan —Mr. Mrs. Ralph Peterson —Mr. Mrs. James Bliss —Mr. Mrs. Patrick Howland —Mr. Mrs. Charles Howland v ♦ inter eollocj icite prosH. inc. inter collecficite prosft. inc.