Cato Meridian Central School - Harvester Yearbook (Cato, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

1 i 'L P1 S 9 Q L2 Q .E Li z OE ii E Ei 2 Qi T? ,- LF s. ,f ,, E E s S 2 22 S J - Li E1 E Q E 53 5 in s ii E 'E L :- g 3 L C1507 MEHUXAN HARVESTER 19863 Cato-Meridian Central School Cato, New York 13033 Dedication . It is with great pleasure that we can finally dedicate a yearbook to Mr. Familo. Because he has been the yearbook advisor since we've been at the high school, it wouldn't have looked right dedicating the Harvester to him. However, we recog- nize and appreciate the work that Mr. Fa- milo has clone for us over the years. We saw his involvement in the French Club, the Quebec Trip, the Harvester, carnivals and various fund raisers, all above and beyond his regular class load and we ad- mire and thank him for his efforts on our behalf. Mr. Familo, the students of Cato- Meridian High School want to dedicate the 1986 Harvester to you. Thank you for caring so much. 41 -Q Are those candy bars your secret to staying so full of energy Mr. Familo? Mr. Familo 'shows his concern for us in so many ways. Explaining how our parents can help us learn is just one of those ways, 2 ,ra 'Pm i I gg: 4,0- 4 Dedicated In Memory of Albert R. Van Heesch On August 28, 1985, we lost a much re- spected, loved and admired friend. Mr. Van Heesch was our high school principal for nine years. We remember his smile and laughter as well as his fairness and toughness in dealing with us when we created problems. When he left our school two years ago, we were disap- pointedg when he left this life last August, we were deeply saddened. Mr. Van Heesch made this world a better place in which to live and we will never forget him. Remembering the Year Our Friends Our Feelings Our Fun School is more than just books and studying. It is also making friends, building relationships and maturing as a social being. A yearbook should aid that growth by helping you remember it all. The 1986 Harvener staff hopes that this yearbook will be a help to you in the years to come. We trust that each time you look through these pages you will remember your successes, your friends, your teachers, and the good times you had at Cato- Meridian during the year of 1986. Enjoy yourself! This is Carolyn before her tongue amputation. That may be the way you do it in Finland Marjukka, but here we . . . You mean it isn't a course in learning how to be social? 4 STUDIES thin k these are a little big! Cheerleading tryouts? l . Shannon and friend. Tammy, Colene, and Danielle demonstrate the moves that won them the Cato-Meridian How Many Students Can Fit Into Mr. Riedl's Office' contest. Ir's hard ro be a three-year grad. Q Does anybody know which Cabral rwin this is? Make up your mind Tim. Who's going to be your lab partner, Heather On guard,jay! Help me, I'm lost L .,,,,,,,,M.,. Connie, is that really loaded? Hey guys, what is this? Administration Superintendent Richard Thomas Board of Education, lr. ro rr., Mr. Thomas, Mr. Southard, Mr. Salmonsen, Mr. Warner, Mrs. L Clarke, Mr. Tylerg Missing From Photo, Mrs. Albro, fl 8 'K x84 0 0 41 N1 High School Principal james Riedl QCC 1101104 W? Guidance Office: Mrs. Van Norsrrand, Sec., Mr. Barnes, 8-10 guidance counselor, Mrs. Hoskins, 11-12, Director of Guidance. L is MN ld, 1 1 is Secretaries, Mrs. Dory, Mrs. Pacholyk, Mrs. Krakuszeski, Mrs. Van Norstrand. 9 l 1 F acult and staff Mr. Obernesser, Eng.-SS. Curriculum Coordinator ,Q hy U . ' lim: , u-.K Mr. Gilbert, Math-Sci. Curriculum Coordinator 10 N. E f 4 C'iLi ifl M L: L ya lqiqr ff W . JY ' l fi w W , f , , Q E 1 lil C 'J' i 1 ? i 5 2 M 'i 2 ' M ,,V r i i , C r oo W7 C .,A1 ' Math Department: Row 1, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs, Krasnickig Row 2, Mrs. Pople, Mr, Wagoner. Social Studies Department: Row 1, Miss Hopsicker, Mr. Shulerg Row 2, Mr. Wood, Mr. Cancro. 2 , 0, rf . , 'mf-W .. -- ...sri fe A A 'l 1 M ,t as 1 is F' Q ,,q,..r V Y ri I ' H Y i. ,fe '! ii, tn' V e, 7, .V S . -ff, Q ri Science Department: Row 1, Miss Townsend, Mr. Gilbert, Miss Cappelanog Row 2. Mr. Nowak, Mr. Chamberlain. 1 Ye . i,1 nur , my English Department: Row 1. Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hangeng Row 2. Mr, Graf, Mrs, Glose, Mrs. Close. Mr. Obernesser. .. lk! .511 . sf Lg' 45 . Business Department: Row 1, Miss Pritchard, Mrs. Hills, Row 2, Mr. Hills, Mr. Westmiller. Row 1, Mr. Allen, Phys. Ed., Mr, Dygert, Dr. Ed., Wood Shop, Row 2, Miss Troisi, Phys. Ed., Miss Dady, Ath. Dir. 11 fu Industrial Arts: Mr. Woods, Mr. Billings. Fine Arts: Mrs. Rogers, art, Mrs. Barone, music, Ms. Adamec, art. ll L Foreign Language: Miss Casper, Spanish, Mr. Familo, French. Home Economics: Miss Donnelly. . l us- of FQ.. , K Q -ff: 59' if ,mx 11. rf. -wwf- X.. a.- .gi i R A is Special Education: Mrs. McCall, Resourse Room, Mrs. Trinkley-Wolfson Option I, Mrs, Doty, Aide. Option Ill: Mr. McKee, Mrs. Pierson, Aide. Mr. McKee doing what he does best! .nm A Handicap Aide: Mrs. Trousdale, I.S.S, Aide, Mrs. Dickson, Nurse, Mrs. Hoyt. This is one way to get out of Mr. Shuler's civic's exam! Maybe if we fill the board up with formulas, Mr, Chamberlain will pass us, C-M's discipline committee lets lo board presentation. ose after their 14 Miss Townsend explains to Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Close how to get their head-plants to grow. kg 1 X, I know those notes are here somewhere! Only 33000 more and Boston, here we come! That's not going in the yearbook is it? It's a paperweightf' Nice shirr, Mr. Chamberlain Friends forever. Only a lighr crowd in the hall today. Gee Mrs. Rogers, I really can't close my mouth! Smile Cathy, we're getting our picture taken. Which bus is mine buddy? Stephanie comes out of the twilight zone. I guess your muscles are bigger, Seth. , 4 M' Q ,yn-f , .. X, kt . 1 guy tt 53 Q 't..t EX! I yt, 41 STUDENT ABER NES Mr. Dygert, are they going to pay us for advertising? it DRIVER Twelfth rade It's almost here. Graduation Day! We're excited about finally getting out, but we're scared of what the future holds. We're sad too, because as we graduate and go our separate ways, we'll be leaving our friends of the past 13 years. Many teachers have accused our class of enjoying social- izing too much, but it's only because we've become such good friends over the years. We have grown together, shared together, and laughed together for so long now that we don't know what we're going to do without each other. Come to think of it - we're really going to miss Cato- Meridian High School! 9 Amy Mercer, Pres., Sindy Pipgrass, Treas., Rose Van Norstrand, V.Pres.g missing from photo: Annette Girmus, Sec. if! 1If 7' i A 2 l x Allan Ames Rodger Baldwin Andrew Barrkowiak f I-w TTY' Matthew B2i1'fliOWlali LeRae Benedict 'E 'V -NJ Kristie Bennett Mosr Arrisric: jackie Fox, Bob Pascal QL QQ.. .KJ--. , ' 'ab' haul.. Most Srudious: Sindy Pipgrassjohn Krakuszeski Carolyn Benton nl af' Nancy Calkins Rhonda Calkins in Wk L, A iii' Melissa Carr james Clary Linda Clowes Susan Cook Deanna Cox Sheila Crandall 'Q ' N iv' 'fri' XS- Thomas Criss Angela Davenport Cynthia Delaney Most Gullible: Shannon LaLone, Mark Warner 22 I l 'P My 'lofi -1 7 vrggr' in' .X i Eli M Kelly Duger Michael Easton Carl Eckstein e :Lf 'e-'K qfmf Ronald Evans Kimberly Fellows Jacqueline FOX Most Musical: Deanna Cox, Mike Easton N tv' I' uf' f Darin Freclenburg Annette Gifmug UU A--x iE.'Z,' David Gonzalez Stephanie Gottuso Biggest Flirts: Angie Davenport, Dave Stewart Kimberly H2iiSE62ld Sherri Halstead 24 9201? George Hoatland Darlene Hoag X , - 'W .fi -V'. - lf., ZW 'TIWT' Lynn I-Iogle 'B f- ' f' J Annette Holbrook Chester Hoisington III 'Ev i lk Michael Hoskins 1, . K ' 'R Best Sense of Humor: Karin Killough, Matt Bartkowiak Z5 Q-,F Timothy Hunke Timothy jackson Jennie jewell L 1 e l Q QF' a ee- 14 Q K Jimi' Brian Jodway fib- viz' is Class Devils: Terri shuba, Wade Nesbitt Karin Killough 26 'K John Krakuszeski KA' 'xufb j-4 1--'-V 6 . Shannon LaLone si' f 56' Y -Tr Gr Harold Leader jr W: QT' l . y , il . 'I i Rodney Lee Michael Lloyd Ronald Lunkenheimer 4-Vx! '?IT'f'fii Melissa McGetrick Class Angels: Sue Cook, Michael Hoskins Sr lf fi A' 1 5. 'r Viv i i 4 Amy Mercer Lori Miller Wade Nesbitt X, WV! 4' 4412: 'K 5vu Robert Pascal Billee jo Pickard Sindy Pipgrass J 'rv X1-.af 3. 'TIT' Richard Pope Susan Richway Marjukka Saario Q 'U' QT!! jesse Sheckler Teresa Shubii Roger Shurtleff 'Qi x X i 5 X R Most Athletic: Rzsnnie Calkins, Darin Fredenburg FIifHd1iCSf3 Kim Fellows, Mlm Barrkowiak L05 'FU X w Karen Smelski David Stewart Best Dressed: Rose Van Norsrrand, Bob Wayman 30 Tammy Teter Patricia Tyler Harold Van Horn Rosemaree Van Norstrand -6' .Q an--f Seth Voorhees Lisa Waite i FN ' Mark Warner Wendi Warner N6 N Q , f: f' Robert Wayman james Yager Most Likegy to Succeed: Sindy Pipgrassulohn Krakus zeski Photo Not Available: Thomas Crittenden Keith Sizemore Sonya Zuke 51 Senior Information Most school-spirited: LeRae Benedict, Dave Stewart Ames, Allan - Al Goal: Mechanic: Likes: girls, racing: Dislikes: school: Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Barlbowial, Mattbew - Iron Bart Likes: Base- ball, baseball: Dislikes: Mr. Fuji, Roddy Piper: Ac- tivities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Quotes: What're ya doin'? I wish I wouldn't come up short. Ditto. Benedict, LeRae - Rae Goal: to be just an A.D.: Likes: Wader 8: D.M.S.R.: Dislikes: quiet libraries: Activities: Field Hockey 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Yrbook 4, Prom Committee: Quotes: Happy Trails, until we meet again. The class of 86 is fl, we came, we saw, we kicked ' ' '! Bennett, Kristie - Scoop Kristie Lou Goal: engineering: Likes: water skiing, guys at the beach: Dislikes:-Iay Clary, disrespectful teachers: Activities: Field Hockey 1, Archery 1, Track 3, French Club 2, College Club 4, School newspaper. 'Q Benton, Carolyn - Carol Goal: Lawyer's Secretar- ial Assistant: Likes: guys, vacations: Dislikes: being in pain, work: Activities: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Yrbook 2, 3, 4, Typing Pool 3, 4, Guidance Office 3: Quotes: What? Why not, mom! Calkins, Nam-y - Nanner Shorty Goal: to further her education: Likes: guys, going out: Dis- likes: art, school: Activities: Yrbook 4, 4-H, Ring Committee 2: Quotes: Dang-a-tang Gawking Good luck! From one of the awesome fivesomef' Calkins, Rhonda - Ronnie Goal: To get a good job and work with some great people: Likes: .guys, going out and raising l! sports: Dislikes: school, three minutes between classes: Activities: Ski Club 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Yrbook 4: Quotes: Dang-a- tang Nice Shoes Party Hardy Good luck! From one of the Awesome tivesomef' gp, .,.. Carr, Melissa - Missy Goal: Child Care Aide: Likes: Bruce: Dislikes: Three minutes between classes. Clary, james - 'jay Captain America Goal: en- gineering: Likes: Terry Freeland, Captain America: Dislikes: being wrong, liver: Activities: Football 1, 2 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society fTreas.j 3, 4, French Club CTreas.J 1, 2, Yr- book fCo-editorj 4. Cook, Susan - Cookie Suzie Q Goal: own my own business: Likes: writing letters, vacations: Dis- likes: homework, crowded halls: Activities: National Honor Society: Quotes: Why me? Help! Cox, Deanna - Butch Likes: good friends, great times: Dislikes: doctors, rules: Activities: G.A.A,, Yr- book fCo-editor 43, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, College Club 4, Arch- ery, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 5, 4: Quotes: ..Why?.. 32 Crandall, Sheila - Brut Sheila C. Oh Shi lah Goal: truck driver: Likes: rock-n-roll, guys: Dislikes: school, preppies: Quotes: Live it up. Criss, Torn - Tom Goal: computer repairman: Likes: sports: Dislikes: homework: Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club. Davenport, Angie- Angie Goal: Legal Secretary: Likes: guys, skiing: Dislikes: mad dogs, 8th graders with duffle bags: Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Ski Club: Quotes: suck my nose what a weenie Party on class of 86. Delaney, Cindy - Stormy Cinderella 'jinglesu Goal: complete Army AIT, Go to college, get a job, get married: Likes: college parties, spending money: Dislikes: underclassmen with big book bags, three people to a seat on the new bus: Activities: Yrbook 4, Library staff 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Wrestling manager 4: Quotes: There's too many chiefs here and not enough indians Thank you CKiitosQ Marjukka for the lessons in Finnish. Duger, Kelly - Kel Blondie - Goal: to be a model: Likes: guys, parties: Dislikes: Flippy brunettes fBillie joj: Activities: Football cheerleader 3, 4, Bas- ketball cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Quotes: Blondes have more fun. Good god, grow up! '86 rules. Easton, Mike - Mike Goal: Music, Automotive Mechanics: Likes: Rock 8: Roll: Dislikes: D.M.V., I.S.S.: Quotes: What's up? Eckstein, Carl- Goal: Become rich by working at Weedsport Big M: Likes: Weedsport girls, Strawber- ry Hill Wine: Dislikes: jr. Hangovers: Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 1, 2, Quotes: Say man what's happening , Dave's Bash!! Schaeffer Weekend '85 Evanr, Chris - Medgar , Goal: To own a con- struction company, Likes: Terri, Weedsport girls, my motorcycle, Dislikes: Being at the wrong place at the right time , Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling 2, 3, BOCES 3, 4, Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, Quotes: Ain't so bad Dave's bash Schaeffer '85 weekend Fellows, Kim - Kimi , Kermit , Goal: To study to become an Executive Secretary, Likes: Brian, Vol- leyball, Dislikes: Academic Studyhalls, three minutes in between classes, Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Cross Country 1, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, gossiping, chatting, Quotes: Wild , Dang-a-tang Girmus, Annelte - Netti Spaghetti, Goal: Lawyer, Likes: class of 86, skiing, Dislikes: 8th graders, gym, Activities: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club, French Club, Student Council, Yearbook staff, Ski Club, Quotes: Yay-Rah , Shrew Gottuso, Steph - Effie , Guinea , Goal: Social Sciences, Likes: Wine Coolers, concerts, Dislikes: The Library, 8th graders with gym bags, Activities: Volleyball 1, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Quotes: I tried, Class of 86 is fl Halstead, Kim - Kimbre Kimi , Goal: To be a famous fashion designer, Likes: guys, clothes and more guysll, Dislikes: Teachers who give kids a hard timel, Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, Secretarial Club, Quotes: Wonderful, Check that out, We finally made it Halstead, Sherri - Goal: To be the best secretary I can be, Likes: Sports, To cause trouble, Dislikes: Room 5, school bells, Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Pool 4, Perfect Atten- dance 7 yrs., Work in H.S. office 1, 2, 3, 4, Quotes: Live it up before you have to grow up. Hoag, Darlene- Charlie Goal: To go into Word Processing, Likes: Guys, gossiping, Dislikes: Aca- demic Studyhalls, Three minutes in between classes, ,, , x s, ff. l Most versatile: Karin Killough, jay Clary Cutest couple: Harold Van Horn, Amy Mercer Activities: Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Society, Secretarial Club, Quotes: Dang-a-tang , Mega Bad , A member of the awesome five- Some Hogle, Lynn - Goal: To go to Oswego and study Psychology, Likes: reading, Track, Dislikes: three minutes in between classes, Activities: Honor Soci- ety 3, 4. Hoisington, Chester - Chet Goal: get out of school before the age of 20, Likes: Kris, going hunt- ing, Dislikes: school, riding the school bus, Activi- ties: working at Servicemaster, Quotes: I like the money, but I hate the work! Hoskins, Michael- Mike Goals: Major in Electri- cal engineering, Likes: Chili dogs wfrelish, political discussions, Dislikes: Predictable situations, liberal Feminists, Quotes: Some ofthe greatest technologi- cal achievements in our country's history were dis- covered through mistakes in experimentation. Holbrook, Annette - Netty Goals: secretary, Likes: swimming, reading, Dislikes: Social Studies, homework, Activities: Volleyball manager 1, Quotes: Hey guys, what's up? Hunke, Tim - Pak Goals: work construction, Likes: Basketball, snowmobiling, waterskiing, Dis- likes: school, getting out of bed, Activities: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, summer softball tournament, Quotes: summer softball tournament, Humpty Dumptyu, Fly High . jackson, Tim - Goals: Auto Mechanic, Likes: Sports, t.v., working, Amy Reich, Dislikes: bad grades, changing ofdrinking age, Activities: Basket- ball 1, 2, Football 2, Baseball 3, Quotes: Hey man! Jewell, jennie - Goals: Lawyer's Secretarial Assis- tant, Likes: good test grades, snow days, Dislikes: Spelling, Activities: Archery 1, French Club 3, Quotes: Does anyone have an extra pen? jodway, Brian - Goal: to win the lottery, Likes: going to Cato for lunch, Dislikes: principals, school in general. 35 Killough, Karin - Critter Goal: to have fun and not get caught, Likes: class of '86, volleyball, Dis- likes: gym class, computer tests, Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball scorekeeper 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4, chorus 1, Student Council President 4, College Club 4, G.A.A. 1, French Club 1, 2, Yrbook 1, 4, Track 1, Newspaper 4, Prom Committee 5, 4. Krakuszeshi, john - Kracker Goal: engineer, Likes: Track, Basketball, Dislikes: three minutes in between classes, mornings, Activities: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, fPres.j Honor Society 3, 4, CPres.J French Club 1, 2, College Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, CV-Pres.J Yrbook 4, CPhoto Ed.j. LaLone, Shannon - Red Goal: to finish college and get a job that pays a lot of money, Likes: Rob and Lujack on The Guiding Light, Dislikes: student librarians, fifth period gym class, Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball scorekeeper 3, 4, Yrbook 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, College Club 4, G.A.A. 1, Prom Committee 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Student Council Vice President 4, Quotes: What time is it? Remember the 'alleged' scavenger hunt '85. Lloyd, Michael - Mike The Zookeeper II Likes: Old Vienna Splits, skiing, Dislikes: Trig, school policies, Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quotes: It's casual, Dave's Bash '85 Schaefer Weekend. Mercer, Amy - Amer Goal: nurse's aide, wife, Likes: Harold Van Horn, smiles, Activities: Cross Country 2, Track 2, Class Treas. 2, Class Pres. 3, 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Drama Club 3. Miller, Lori - Pumpkin Goal: computers in the Air Force, 1,ikes: Science Fiction, horses, Dislikes: tests, studying, Activities: Library staff 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, BOCES. Nesbitt, Wade - Wader Goal: manage Late Night with David Letterman, Likes: old rock-n-roll, gas at the dentist's, Dislikes: incompetent authority figures, disco, Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Yrbook 2, 4, Newspaper 4, Quotes: It's gotta be rock-n-roll music if you want to dance with me! ic's homework, certain authority figures, Activities: Class Treas. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, CVice-Presb Col- lege Club 4, French Club, Yrbook 4, Quotes: Big fat hairy deal! Pope, Rich - Ricky Big Guy Goal: to be a machinist, Likes: football, cars, Dislikes: school, Pip- er, Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Quotes: Born in the U.S.A. Richway, Susan - Smiley Susie Blush Goal: to pass my nursing state boards, Likes: helping people, being happy, Dislikes: tests, sadness, Activities:j.V. Volleyball, Library staff, BOCES LPN Program, Church youth program, Quotes: Smile, God loves you. Saario, Marjukka - Goal: to become a teacher Csportsb, Likes: windsurfing, swimming, Dislikes: cafeteria study halls, Activities: Field Hockey 4, Ro- tary Exchange Student from Finland, Quotes: Get a job, man! Shuba, Teresa - Terri Goal: college - Horticul- ture, Likes: good music, parties, D.M., Dislikes: stuck up people, Mad Dog, Activities: F.F.A., Leader, Haroldjr. - Slim Shorty Goal: mili- tary, heavy equipment operator mechanic, Likes: fast cars, crazy ideas, Dislikes: stuck up people, cold weather, Quotes: I wuv it! Lee, Rodney - Rod Vern Pee Wee Goal: get rich, to live in California, Likes: money, beating jon Mettler's Midnight Madness Mobile, Dislikes: the next day , taking care of Bob at my house and getting caught, Activities: Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Quotes: What's your problem? Remember the 'alleged' scavenger hunt '85. 54 ...WW ,,,,. . 4. Pascal, Bob - Skippy Goal: become rich, Likes: girls, cars, Dislikes: homework, Mondays, Activities: Football 1, 4, Quotes: Dave's Bash '85 weekend' Have a drink on me. Pickard, Billeejo - Bojo Bill 'jilly Bo Goal: to be a cop, Likes: beer, men at beer parties, Dislikes: dizzy blondes, Wimpy, Quotes: Be real' I'm sure of it Oh my god. Pipgrass, Sindy - Sin Goal: to live, Likes: shop- ping on school days, Stephen King, Dislikes: phys- ,XX BOCES, Yrbook Staff 4, Quotes: B.F.D. Hang in there Dave's Bash '85 Schaeffer Weekend. Shecklenjesse- Goal: college, Likes: vacation, Dis- likes: math!!, tests in general, Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, French Club, Foreign Exchange Club, Quotes: Wake me when it's over! Sizemore, Keith - Curley Goal: being a carpenter, Likes: sports, cars, Dislikes: school, Activities: Wres- tling, BOCES, Quotes: Get a real life! Smelski, Karen - Smeller Goals: to go to college and make a lot of money: Likes: Bob, rainbows: Dislikes: student librarians, safe suits: Activities: Track 2, G.A.A. 1, Volleyball 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball scorekeeper 5, 4, Yrbook 5, 4, Prom Committee 5, 4, French Club 1, 2, College Club 4, Honor Society 4: Quotes: Whatever Class of '86 is fl! Stewart, David - Pee Wee Dippy Stewey Goal: to party all my life: Likes: skiing, splits, S.C.: Dislikes: school buses, boring parties: Activities: BOCES, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 5, Ski Club, French Club, Varsity Club: Quotes: Let's have a rock-n-roll party in the streets. My bash, Schaeffer '85 Weekend. Teter, Tammy - Tam Goal: go on to further education: Likes: guys, parties: Dislikes: school, three minutes between classes: Activities: Yrbook 4: Quotes: Dang-a-tang Awesome Good luck from one of the awesome iivesomef' Tyler, Patty - Bug Goal: to be a famous stylist and to cut Steve Perry's hair: Likes: Guys, clothes, and more guys: Dislikes: Mad dogs, being called Patl: Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 2, 5, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Cheerleading 4, French Club: Quotes: We made it! Wonderful It was excit- ing. Van Horn, Harold- Smiley Goal: getting a solid job: Likes: Amy Mercer, art: Dislikes: homework: Activities: Football 1, 5, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Club 5, 4: Quotes: Nobody's perfect. Van Norstrand, Rosemaree - Rosie Goal: psy- chology: Likes: Michael, rainy days: Dislikes: math homework: Activities: Archery 1, Band 1, 2, 5, Cho- rus 1, 2, 5, 4, G,A.A. 1, Cheerleading 1, 2, 5, 4, Honor Society 5, 4, Yrbook 5, 4, fCopy Edj Student Council 1, 2, 4: Quotes: Piddles. Voorhees, Seth - Gumby Goal: to be the best darn DJ. in the country: Likes: riding in a Cor-Doh- Bah, professional wrestling: Dislikes: school, army, navy, and marine reps.: Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Football 5: Quotes: If you play with the bull . . . you get the horn! Remember the gang and 'Bowling for Dollars! Waite, Lisa - Lisa Lou Tomatoe Shorty Goal: to be a famous author: Likes: writing, talking: Dislikes: grouchy people: Activities: Color Guard 4: Quotes: Get serious Be real. Warnw, Mark- Mr. Awesome Bill Bad in Goal: to play college football, to be a vet: Likes: monster trucks, sports: Dislikes: bad teachers, hard classes: Activities: Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 5, 4, French Club 1, 2, 5: Quotes: You ain't so bad, Awesome Warner, Wendy - Wen Wenner Goal: to be an actress: Likes: jodi and l's secrets, warm puppies: Dislikes: 8th graders with gym bags, being hassled: Activities: French Club 5, Ski Club 5, 4, Secretarial Club 4, Yrbook 4, Drama Club 5: Quotes: Are you joking? Remember private parties planned in two minutes for four or five people? Yager, jim - Finster Goal: getting out of school: Likes: sports, fishing, hunting: Dislikes: school, most teachers: Quotes: This is so boring! 55 Hey, where did everyone go? Is this an academic study hall? U P' f .4 55 t. .Q , , q ,iii ,, ily' X What do you mean, is this a costume? Terri, about to demonstrate the Vulcan Mind Probe. Now we will finally get the respect we deserve. In a few short weeks we will no longer be underclassmen, but seniors. We've been anticipating next year for a long time and we're going to savor every Y P Eleventh fade minute of it. Our senior portraits, applying to colleges, ordering invitations, our prom, and finally, graduation. We hope the year doesn't go by too fast! . 1 5 k vi- rg. ,,,.f- WA ..--f fw 'S Terri Freeland, Pres., Augie Smith, Treas., Shaun McMahon, V.Pres., Connie Coniber, Sec. 57 j. Alvaro T. Baldwin B. Billings j. Bond j. Brust H. Butler C. Cabral C. Cabral M. Cartwright P. Clark A. Clary M. Coe E. Coleman C. Coniber J. Conner J. Cummins W. Doty K. Dunham K. Fatcheric R. Foltz T. Freeland j. Fuller S. Gridley C. Hall D. Harris S. Hill R. Holmes M. Hoyt H. Hudson R. Hunsinger W. Hunter T. Ingerson I,. Irving J. Kalar M. Krieger D. LaFleur There better not be any film in that camera' ,u Q0 fig 'J' l ..f. 'U Q W' Q ,Q M, 2 xl? N Q X a 6' ' l i ' N v A 1 p K l hair style will T, Laxton K, Lewandowski K. Lloyd R. Lunkenheimer UI. Mapley M. McKinnon S. McMahon S. Mettler K. Morrisserte L. Myhill T. Nesbitt j. Oswald R. Phelps D. Pollay K. Pollock T. Pollock S. Quick P. Quirk G. Rice A. Smith G. Southard D. Teska C. Towne H. Trapp T. Tyler C. Valerio F. Valerio P. VanNorstrancl D. Ward J. Warner R. Wasnik j. Wayman D. Weeks J, Wescott C. Williams J. Winks Photo Not Available L. Brown R. Calkins B. jackson K. Miller j. Nesci S. Sherwood S. Zuke attract men? Cato-Meridan has benefited greatly by its music program What do you mean, did I study for my vocabulary quiz? But I only talked on the phone for two periods Mr. Riedl! 40 Tenth Grade With the M 84 M's and Easter sale be. made varsity teams for the first timeg some hind us, it's time for bigger and better ofus were taken to the prom and we have things. CLASS RINGS!! only one more year until we will be sen- As Sophomores, we are beginning to iOrSl feel like upperclassmen. Many of us have A Rick House, Pres, Pam Doty, V. Pres.,.Iackie Tetcr, Sec., Tammy Davenport, Treas., Advisors, S. Miller, H Shuler. 41 M. Allen F. Amie D. Appleman R. Arnold V. Arnold P. Basch L. Brown T. Cady S. Chapman A. Charbonneau M. Charbonneau C. Clary R. Cole B. Conner D, Cox W, Crittenden E. Cummings M. Darby W. Davenport S. Derby P. Doty 'av vw C. Doughty . K. Drabel . N T. Dunham B. Dwyer ' ,rg J. Dygert 4 s K. Eischen Q 1 li J-X 'E L. suis 9 G. Flynn 9 W. Gardner Tami contemplates life while waiting for the activity bus. I swear I saw something moving in there! 42 v., 44, 1 : In at ,, -14' , 51 'hw ,Vx aff J. gg A 3 4. W ' . if 1. A f. in-,, .1 -a I v qw Y ix h 'f Nt , Q N? X . qi., f s- 4i-13!!.... J. Gillmore ,, P. Grady Q . . 1 w K C. Guenthner M- f lull? gb., K. Hable pf h :J If - ' x Knyi Wig Halstead A , H ., I '-vf ' l 4 .5 , . f V , p 1 I D. Hamrick 'yn e 1 5 R. Hare D. Harris .w , 1 R. House -.. S. Hurd 'v j. Hyatt B. Irving If g.. sxm x s 10 '-6 i V 1 'O IDA. X Fi . TI S1 . 4 If Rtr L' ...Q M..- T. jackson S. Jewell A v- P. jones ' ' M. Keithley H. Klein ' D. Lamphere l N 1' i .1 1. Lonand 1 ,fl R. Look V 5 ' L. Lunkenheimer '.,L kv Mahoney A i gg y, - j. Mc Laughlin x ' If L. Nesbitt l' p . l j. Parker R. Parsons ,, it j. Pero B. Perrault T. Perrotta A I W. Phelps Colette, don't look, but I think we're having our picture taken! Mary, it would help if you put a mouth piece on that thing. j, Phinecy R. Rogers D. Pier T. Pilar R. Post M. Rugg R. Rusczyk T. Schmitt K. Sears E. Sharp E. Sheikh F. Skinner R. Smithler S. Stewart j. Tanner K. Tanner M. Tanner j. Terer P. Trapp M. Tyler K. Van Derveer D. VanHorn T. Vanl-Iorn S. Ward T. Warner V. Yager Photo Nor Available L. Barber C. Crim T. Davenport R. House S. Pascal G. Pashley j. Rose K. Rugg L. Scozzari T. Shorr A. White P. Wing S. Zuke 4- M 2 S ik 333- if-ffl R l 41 fa AL .3 5. Does this count as an ofHcial football practice? inth Grade We're freshman now! Finally we can throw off the stigma of being new in the high school. And we have a whole group of students younger than us to pick on. We're also beginning to feel a little cocky now that we know most of the teachers. Our money raising projects no longer have an immediate goal like our Boston Trip. Now we begin saving for our future. We haven't been given all the respect we want, but we feel more mature and more a part of the high school. Mike Weller, Treas., Brian Murphey, Pres., Tess Van Epps, Treas., Lance Cancro, V. Pres., Sherri Hoatland, Sec., Advisors, D. Cappellano, R. Wagoner. D. Ames B. Barrigar j. Bednarski T. Behm A. Benedict B. Blake R. Blake C. Borza -I. Brinkerhoff R. Brown L. Butman A. Calkins L. Campbell L. Cancro W. Cardinale K. Carr M. Causey D. Clifton S. Cole B. Congdon L. Connolly K. COX S. Cronk H, Davis J- Day A. DeHors L. Delaney R. Denhaese D. Duger D. Forbes K. Ford M. Forjone B. Forsyrhe L. Fox K. Gates K. Grady Don r look now Carl but Mrs. Ray is heading this fi 4 ., ,514 AH i UU! mi- R 'iv . ,. ., H. ? D A 1 lf y rf?-2' 5 V.: C-., . .1 6 N.. . . in 4 Q. v ,- . tv 1 3 X' 4- A . 5 C N05 C 1 Q L 0 r T is 5 -. lm ' 1 X I K i 4 621155 ti f ' ,-. -v' YI1' If 4 X 'L 4. T ff iffy 'if il at S- v r 'mr' . 'ri . 0 gf -s J -' l s' 'S 1 , l ' L , nf-if 1 l I T -it VT! R. Greczyn D. Guenthner R. Hall j. Hamrick T. Hawker V. Henry D. Henshaw T. Hoisington j. Holmes L. Holmes E. Horn R. Howell P. Hoyt A. Hunsinger T. Hunt T. Hunter S. Hurd M.jackson R. Janes S.jolly E. Killough A. Knox M. Kovach G. LaLone R. Lewanclowski K. Lloyd M. Look S. Mack G. Mathews P. McGetrick H. McLain C. Mills K, Moore B. Murphy S. Parker K, Pascal What do you mean are all the basic food groups represented in my lunch' Chips and milk are loaded with vitamins! K. Peloke P. Perrotta R. Phelps J. Pope H. Post 1. Prairie M. Quick S. Reecl T. Richway A. Rink K. Sargent A. Seralini B. Smith P. Smith R. Steele C. Streich D. Supple D. Taber j. Tanner M. Taylor J. Teska K. Teska D. Thompson D. Thompson M. Thompson B. Trapp J- TIHPP j. Tryon T. Vanlipps S. VanH0rn K. VanNorstrand H. Voorhees D. Wait R. Walker C. Webster M. Weller C' ,L L Q g pg? 4 I ,fir 1 I 1 QL . W. . f 'fr ..f V1 f 14 -4 r . F X I Y' I -Q-Q 4 I' , r . Xb 's 1' -IWW x ggi.: J 41.35 ,K . , Q.- J 3 l ' f' ' i' lr l K l M 11.17 x . P. White M. Wilbur j. Wodenscheck Photo Not Available L. Brown C. Capron B. Fisher R. Hampton S. Hoatland Ig, . itat -W ,.m..v S--Sy T1 1 If if , li' fi- S. Hoyt j. Perrotta M. Pilat R. Taradejna R. Warner Eighth rade We finally have arrived at the high school. It's hard though. Everyone is big- ger than us. Many times we get the feeling that we're not appreciated. Upperclass- men complain about us carrying too many books, and our gym bags. Our goal was Boston, For many of us it was our first time visiting a large city. What fun we had. We know that we both- ered everyone with our sales, but believe us, it was worth it! Now we are looking forward to being ninth graders. Mainly because we are tired of being picked on so much as the youn- gest students here. ll? 9462 7 YN ,,.f 'X '. 'fr Pam Brant, Sec., Samantha Allen, V. Pres., Nathan Shaw Pres., Paula Miller, Treas., Advisors E. Gale, A. Wood. 49 S. Allen T. Allen K. Babcock M. Barrkowiak D. Benedict W. Besner A. Best P. Brant M. Brown B. Burnett j. Burner: j. Bye T. Calkins -I. Capron K. Cardinale J. Castiglia B. Catalano P. Causey C, Chase L. Clarke S. Countryman M. Crawford S. Grim P. Cummins N. DiPietro M. Drabel C. Eldridge G. Evans A. Forbes K. Poster L. Foster D. Fredenburg , ' K. Gober ... I C. Gould K. Greczyn C. Griclley 1 We regret that we have only one stomach co give to our lunch, 50 Yf' 'ag 1- 1 Q. v 1 .1 'S M, 57' S 3. 3, :ie Y ..gq.' alll 2 . Q x, 151 :mv 'ia if 1 l . A .. Q AX... . .Q 'J if XL 1 Ski' .1'.: .rr cgi Qgf ff' '-1 A, CHF? 7 X is Qi- . f KQV - .5 ' 1-'-Sl -- a- -Q 1 ' if 1 'w if .Ab gg 1 l ! , . ag r an M. Hamrick P. Harrington G. Hilton j. Holbrook K. Holmes E. Hoover P. Hoyt K. Hunter W. l-lurd j. Ineich L. jackson C. jillson jjordan M. LaLone B. Leyburn P. Leyburn R. Loveless K. Lunkenheimer S. Lunkenheimer M. Malda D. Mapley K. Mathews E. Miller P. Miller S. Moore R. Nesbitt C. Norton C. Obey C. Orr A. Parsons M. Perkins N. Phelps C. Pickard C. Pittroff R. Pollock A. Ramacus l realize that coach told us to put on our helmets like this, but it seems like there should be a better K. Van Norstrand Photo M. Rice W. Rice T, Rivera R. Rugg M. Salmonsen T. Sargent T. Schmirr T. Scozzari N, Shaw G. Sheehan . Sherman 'J T G. Sherwood N 1 T. Short C. Sika K. Simons S. Sivalia B. Skinner W. Smith L. Southard M. Spears j. Spencer -I. Srorhard C. Sroughrenger V. Supple D. Terpening -I. Van Alsrine A. Van Horn T. Ward N. Wasnik T. Weller Not Available LT 5 V s. Gafiow ' C. lneich T. Nesbirr L. Podolak U it M. Reitz B. Rhoads Now where did I put that Pepsi? Q 21 gl l X . If E V1 Ag. .f . sf , N LN. - v- A6211 17-' 11 493 Keir' we-Hr ?'9 L. N1-. 5 41 'itlrf fx .-f lj .l we . .. . 'Q' SPQRTS Varsity improves as team Although the won-loss record of the Varsity Football team doesn't reveal a banner season, there were many bright spots and it could be called a successful campaign. Coachjim Cancro said the big- gest thrill ofthe season was coming back from an 8-0 deficit and defeating Bishop Cunningham. The captains of the squad were Darin Fredenburg and Mark Warner and as sen- iors they stood out on both defense and offense. Another senior who was a valu- able asset to the squad was Bob Pascal. One bright spot for the future was the play . t 'xii' , , Q 215. Kingsw- ..,. 4 -t 'Q' K I 'A f 4 v , , 4 Ny .- 4 i How's this gonna help me tackle runningbacks coach? You remember the play! It's the one we've been practicing all week! No, no Wayne, just tackle the guy with the ball. You don't have to tackle the entire front line! 54 ofjunior runningbacks Todd Pollock and Scott Quick and also sophomore center Mike Tyler. One player receiving league recogni- tion was Warner, whose solid play at tack- le earned him a place on the 2nd Team All League squad. Coach Cancro summed up the season by saying, this ye-ar's football team was very competitive. These young athletes practiced hard and became dedicated to the game of football. They never gave up and played their hearts out. In my opinion this is the real victory in sports. it , te... 4' ..- 'BH' Practice makes perfect. Yeh, right! 1AN:TAL Rbffl'gg'2Nl'fy YVIU DI IKVII M WRIORS i- Ifllj ' 'E RS APY fs 1 ' 3. an 12- SF S T7 M I A . . ,cn ' , 5 2 ,. it ,i 7 h . ,. b -I--1 Q- 5 V if mt I? M xv . 5 N P, -A LW V V N , ,f Li ? Q ' Q -QV , - 'l--- - t .. - ' gain- y ' - . I ' -jf I ' V x 04- Dix . 53 9 -T ' yall E-'Y K1 Q' l'5'. Lfqar Bifyx, J l35 9 l, . ' , 712. A Inj ,sn T ' 8' ' , rf s X '9 , Q .' M A is X -1 af --MA A Crunch Bunch in action! Row 1, Ray Smithler, Eric Cummings, Richard Arnold, Tom Pilat, Mike Hoyt, Tim Schmitt, Gary Rice, Row 2, Tom jackson, Stan jewell, Trevor Warner, Gary LaLone, Rob Hunsinger, Shannon Hurd, Todd Pollock, Bob Wayman,-jay Clary, Row 3, Asst. Coach Piklelinski, Coach Cancro, Tim Tyler, Rod Lee, Bob Pascal, Mike Tyler, Mark Warner, Wayne Hunter, Wade Nesbitt, Scott Quick, Brian Fisher, Matt Bartkowiak, Missing from photo, Tom Criss, Chris Evans, Darin Fredenburg, Dave Stewart. 55 Mod football hopeful of future The Modified Football team was led by first year coach jeff jordan and his assistant, Mark Barnes. Although they did not have a winning season, the team worked hard, and they look solid for the future. The young devils were led by captains Mark Quick, Rod Pollack, most valuable player Andy Hunsinger, and most im- proved players john Mennson and Rick Steele. That last effort got him! Don't anyone move! I've lost a contact! ,. ,,,. Bottoms up! Row 1, Keith Cardinale, Peter Hoyt, jim Holmes, Mark Quick, Rod Pollack, Mike Weller, Ron Loveless, Rob Greczyn, Hank Davis, jeff Burnett, Dan Gaetner, Rob Rugg, Coach jordan, Row 2, Coach Barnes, Scott Clark, Nate Shaw, Paul McGetrick, Shane Hurd, Terry Hunt, Lance Cancro, Andy Hunsinger, Adam VanHorn, Brian Murphy, Wade Cardinale, Todd Hunter, jim Day, Bruce Barrigar, Brian Leyburnulames Castiglia, jack Pascal, Todd Calkins, Row 3, Dan Mapley, Chris VanNorstrand, Doug Taber, jason Teska, Lee Butman,jim Pope, Greg Evans, Aaron Thompson, john Mennson, Brian Housington, Matt Kovach, Adam Supple, Rich Steele, 56 I i r i i g qi i li ff? , At s fax . The new marching band adds spirit to Friday Night Football. , . -I 1, ' . ' , J .. . ftp. - 'J' .. I -1 Wi , , . 1 t ,A fC.5Q:,g,fg5 L , r '.1q5-'hiv 4- 'E E L 111, t3.?mf'ff- W J., , 'f .1 my 1 5 -fy. mf, f Cffffgfxn' X , .X K, .i., , M, k i Wtglf- .1E,?,3:,.,,.f.,.i it 1:f .- -- vt. r 4, .Q-,.fMy,,g Q .V ,. -24 - :gh-5.-z' 'J-'--Mia v Front. Sue Ilillg Back, Anne Marie Chairbonnenu. Augie Smith, Kim Morrissette, Loreto Myliill, Sue Cronkg Top, Kelly Duger 57 ! Hockey A good blend of seniors and juniors led the Varsity Field Hockey team this season. Although the female Devils didn't have a winning season, several girls received league recognition and with seven return- ing players, things look solid for the fu- ture. Co-Captains Rhonda Calkins and An- gie Davenport made First and Second All League teams respectively, while LaRae has solid future Benedict received an honorable mention. juniorjoAnne Kalar and Davenport were the leading scorers. Kalar, Carrie Towne, Michelle Charbonneau, Jodi Mapley, Becky Lunkenheimer, jennifer Warner, and Heather Hudson are all returning ju- niors who saw a lot of action in 1985. jodi moves the ball up the field Keeping one's eyes on the ball is the key to good field hockey play. LaRae, Heather, Annette, and Carrie know that well . . . what to do with it is another story. 58 H a Row 1, Annette Girmus,joanne Kalar, Angie Davenport Rhonda Calkins LaRae Benedict Shannon La Karin Killoughg Row 2, Coach Bartholomew, Kim Halstead Becky Lunkenheimer Michelle Charbonneau Mapley, Carrie Towne, Sherri Halstead,-Iennifer Warner Marjukka Saario Missing from photo Heather Hu Ler's get 'um, Beck! Batters up, Ronnie. . f 1 ' 'ri Ja r-,Q x mrs ' -K. 6 , .X Q sb .. h ss 1 x 5 K, I' m ,7 uw ' - - sw. 'Q H s,.,, - 'ws '1 My b , .X if . A ,. is . , 1 ' Y , 9 X . I Q .AA xr : ,V . qzww 'xml . Q K - if ' Qixs nfs , W HE' sv Angie leads Jodi with a pass Look ar the size of that team! I never realized how tough it is to hit a little white Offense improves on . The junior Varsity Field Hockey team had a very successful season in 1985. The previous year's squad didn't score a goal in league play while this year's Blue Devils scored enough to win three and tie four. A great deal of effort and enthusiasm was put forth in practice and it showed in the games. Coach Carole Troisi said that the biggest thrill was beating Auburn which defeated Cato last season, and which had a former Catoj.V. player on its squad. Some of the standout players were Tammy Davenport at goalie, Beccajanes, Renee Phelps, and Amanda Serafini at halfback, and Lura Lunkenheimer and Tammy Hawker at fullback. Receiving Player of the Week honors were Tammy Hawker, Nichole Phelps, Anissa Benedict, and Laurie Campbell. The season's success is also proven by the fact that only two opposing schools were of comparable size to C-Mg the other opponents all represented much larger schools. Oh no, Anissa, he came to watch me play and I can't get this mouthpiece to fit. 60 QN xx ,L 4 .6 MJ X A Vt Ng fi f TN - , . . 0 d Q . 6 'X 2 ,V ve - M Q 5?-' NN Q s 1 , ?.,,gQ ig I aff A0 g I5 k 5 VV? N Ai S2 ,. M ij kilxg, if wld gf X M312 ,fy 's FELT R v its 5 in ' v N X-Country shows dedication Rebuilding would be the description of this year's Varsity Cross Country team. This was the first year for most of the runners, many of whom had to be lured onto the team by first year coach Bill Tad- deo. Nevertheless, there were many bright spots on the Devils with the constant im- provement ofthe young runners being the highlight. Taddeo commented that . . .it was a pleasure seeing the runners improve because of hard work. The most valuable player awards went to Pat Grady and Gail Southard while Dan Pollay and Mary Rugg received the coach's award for their hard work and dedication. Taddeo used his love for running and his enthusiasm to encourage the young runners to do their best. The team's big- gest thrill? Ryan showing up for a Satur- day practice, said Taddeo. Pat Grady puts on a burst of speed as he approaches the finish line. Row 1, Mary Rugg, Gail Southardg Row 2, Rodney Brownjason Alvaro,john Wescott, Ryan Denl-Iaese, Dan Dan Pouay gives it his au- Pollay, Pat Grady, Coach Taddeog Missing from photo, Rusty House. 62 Gail Southarcl studies the course and her opponents as she psyches up for the race. Determination is high as the runners start off on the grueling Cato-Meridian course. l Gail catches her breath after a fine performance. 63 Mod runners The Modified Cross Country teams show a great deal of promise for the fu- ture. The young runners were determined to do their best at every practice and in every race. Seeing Coach Bill Taddeo on the sidelines with an encouraging word often helped the runners find extra energy within themselves. The squad, which will provide a good supply of varsity runners for years to come, was led by most valuable players Clark jillson and Christy Day. Coach Taddeds enjoyment of cross country shows as he awaits the arrival of the finishers. S W e Chris Pierson knows the end is in sight Front Row, Chris Pierson, Eric Primroseg Back Row, Clark jillson, Todd Pilot, Alex Krakuszeski, Randy Dietz 64 Alex crashes through the runner's wall and finds some inner strength Coach Taddeo is thankful of parents who braved the cold to cheer on their kids. His special thanks goes to Shirley Pollay, Debby Pierson, and the Krakuszeskis who helped throughout the season. Christy Day puts on an extra burst to keep ahead of an opponent, Stretch those muscles! Front Row, Michelle Quimby, Tonya Garlow, Back Row, Stephanie Lunken- heimer, Christy Day, Kelley McDonaldg Missing from photo. Tristie llunt. 65 Varsit Basketball Doubles Last Year's Win Total Under the direction of Coach jay Warner, the Varsity Boys' Basketball Team doubled its win total over the 1984- 85 season. Led by senior Co-Captainsjohn Krakuszeski and Darin Fredenburg and 6'6 center Mark Warner, the Blue Devils climbed out of the league basement for the first time in two years. Warner and Krakuszeski both averaged double figures in scoring to lead the team, while Warner provided strong rebounding and Fredenburg supplied the ball han- dling. Other seniors who saw a lot of play- ing time were forward Seth Voorhees and guard Tim Hunke. Among the returning hopes are sopho- mores Scott jolly and Stan Jewell who both saw a goodly amount ofplaying time this past season. One problem Cato faces in the future however, is a severe lack of height. With the graduation of Warner, no other player in the program is over 6'2 tall. . -e in Kneeling: Mike Hoyt. Tim llunkeg Standing: Coach Warner, Scott jolly, Mark Warner, Seth Voorhees, Wayne Hunter. Darin Ifredenburg, john Krakuszeski, Carl Eckstein, Stan -Jewell, Tim Tyler. 66 Q O Y ds: Picture perfect form. :I V 'NM5-.surf ' gil 5, s .- , M Q 1 sw L 4 Hunks shoots from the corner It's a Fredenburg swish, Krakuszeski glides to the hoop. I . . .Basketball Shows Promise Under rookie coach, joe Chamberlain, the junior Varsity Boys' Basketball Team had its best season in recent years. The junior Blue Devils mustered five wins by the midway point in the season. while several heartbreaking losses kept them from an even better record. Co-Captain Trevor Cady was the general on the floor. while fellow co-captain Ray Smithler provided a constant scoring threat. Mike Krieger supplied rebounding strength, with Lance Cancro providing help on both ends ofthe court. Doug Apple- man symbolized the team spirit with his hustle. While many of these players will graduate to next year's varsity team, freshmen Mike Weller, Andy Hunsinger, Paul McGetrick and Doug Taber show promise for next season's j.V. squad. What form! No harm, no foul. Trevor shoots the free throw. 68 You ve got to protect your quarterback! Oops, wrong sport! Last minute instructions from Coach Chamberlain. Wrong side of the backboard! ,sl Q .t X v m',K! , ,,., - Kneeling: Trevor Cady, Coach Chamberlain. Ray Smithlerg Standing: Lance Cancro, Doug Appleman, Tom Van Horn, Paul McGetrick, Mike Weller, Doug Taber, Andy Hunsinger, Trevor Warner, Don Cox, Mike Kriegerg Missing from Photo: Kris VanNorstrzmd. 69 Mod Boys B-ball Gains Experience Under the leadership of first-year coach Bill Taddeo, the seventh and eighth grade hoopsters showed improvement throughout the season. Although their record doesn't show it, the boys gained valuable experience this year and their basic skills im- proved tremendously. The young Blue Devils were led by Co-Captains Alex Krakus- zeski and Peter Hoyt, starting backcourt mates, and the inside ,- X ......,.-., av vp height of Brian Leyburn and jim Bye. Krakuszeski shows prom- ise as a ball handler and scorer while Bye and Leyburn, if they continue to grow, should give valuable height to the future basketball program at Cato-Meridian. Alex K, shows his shooting form. ll il . G si 'fi' -X.. vvktfffif I 1-1 X jim Bye can get off that floor! Row 1: Peter Hoyt, Alex Krakuszeski, Row 2: Todd Thompson, Tommy Scozzari, Tim Short, Brian Rhodesg Row 3: Ron Loveless, Kellin VanNor- strand, Keith Lamphere, Greg Sherwood, Auke Piersma, Kevin Mathews, Nathan Shaw, Coach Tad- deog Row 4: Garrett Sheehan, Troy Stock, Scott Parker, Brian Leyburn,-jim Bye, Chris Chase, Clark jillson, in iii 1 Y rr s MV, Pl-UC IJCYILU V B Ball Cheerleaders Bottom: Rose VanNorstrand, Kelly Unger, Sue Ilill. srur orwrs ,C,,,Um Joanne Kalurg Top: I,eRae Benedict, Kris Pollock, Shannon l,aLone, j.V. B-Ball Cheerleaders Front: Augie Smithg Standing: Brerar Connenjuyne Bond, Anne Marie Cliarbonnenug Top: Danielle Lalileurg Missingjennifer Loflandg Advisor: Miss Ilopsicker, Cheerleaders build enthusiasm before the gains. 71 X A 3, A . 'Leif lil Varsit Places Three Wrestlers in Sectionals Ryan DenHaese, Brock Trapp, and Mark Cartwright produced some strong wrestling at the season's end to earn berths in the Section Three Tournament. Den- Haese, only a freshman, led a strong C6-2 in leaguej squad by earning a lst in the 98lb weight class at the Cazanovia Tour- ney, finishing lst in the league and captur- ing the Class D Sectional Crown in his weight class. Bob Phelps and Trapp also placed in several tournaments to lead a powerful Blue Devil Team which will be losing only one wrestler to graduation. The varsity team as a whole set a team and tied a national record by beating Mo- ravia 72-O this season. This represents the highest possible score in wrestling. Brock Trapp sizes up his opponent. Mike Tyler throws a three-quarter nelson. Row 1, Cindy Delaney, Mgr., Row 2, Ryan Den' Haese, Mark Cartwright, Bill Irving, Robbie Hun- singer, Pat Grady, Row 3, Mark Quick, Wade Car- dinale, Mike Tyler, Brian Murphy, Mr. Allen, Brock Trapp, Wade Nesbitt, Bob Phelps, Rich Arnold. 72 Get Outta my face! Bob Phelps demonstrates a rather unusual move. - ' Q , ,Q , K a ta . - .. x N. . A. - Nw? fi' ' A .M ,I was Wade wonders how to get out of this predicament Coach Allen in one of his pensive moods. 73 WV ff , , g ' J ' ! BBQ IE' lg .-: uv , .. ' . I ..., V? 1 . ' X Z -' ff' Rwfm T? gi with ch 70 7 W 5,5 ga. ' ,DIA 525172 2811145 C170 X ' :QQ CA TU ' ' ' v. INS 55311114 ' X ' 1 WAP ix 5? 'N A ' I :ff K LLL: Q J X , 1 S gsxwmi Modified Grapplers Look Tough Under the direction of first year coach, Mr. Wagoner, the modified wrestling team had a strong season. Finishing with seven wins and seven losses, against some very tough teams, means wrestling fans at Cato have much to look forward to in future years. Brian looks for another pin. Preparing for the whistle. x swun- -Iohn gets three nearfall points. Row 1, Brian Rhoads, Kent Holmes, lleath Lnxton, Greg Sherwood, Keith Cardinale, Peter Hoyt, Bruce Burnett,-jeff Burnett, Todd Calkins, Lee Basile, Brian Schmitt, Shawn Hurdg Row 2, Coach Wagoner, Dan Mapley, Capt. Mike Travis,john Mensen,-Jim Bye,jason Lloyd, Dale Davenport, Rob Rugg, Mark Salmonsen, Phil McCann, Kevin Mat- thews, Cary Eldridge, Capt. Ron Lovelessg Missing From Photo, Capt. Brian Leyburn, Tom Scozzari, Scott Parker, Mgrs. Patty Causey, Sabrina Cole. 75 irls' Varsity Basketball Shows Improvement Under the direction of Coach Cancro, the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team showed continued development through- out the year. While the squad enjoyed playing basketball, they also showed im- provement in their skills over the course of the season. Led by senior Co-Captains Angie Dav- enport and Kim Halstead, the Female Devils played with determination. Al- Wendy gets ready for the jump ball. 7,5 -ef N N, . Patty dribbles around a defender. Annette shows the move that made her famous. 76 though their offense was hindered by an early season illness to senior ball handler Patty Tyler, they continued to play tena- cious defense. Things are looking to improve even more next year, as juniors Shaun McMa- hon,.Iodi Mapley and Wendy Doty, who saw a lot of playing time, will be joined by many sophomores coming from a solid junior Varsity squad. f-6-fir ,ne 41 Kim gets ai shot off. vt E 3 Q 5 Row 1: Angie Davenport. Kim llnlsteml, Missy McGetriClt, Tracey Baldwiiyjotli Miiplcyg Row 2: Coach Cancro, liolli Butler, Shaun McMahon, Wendy Duty, Annette Girinus. Sherri Ilnlstend, Colleen Williamsg Missing from Photo: Putty Tyler. 77 jV Girls Look Good The junior Varsity Girls' Basketball team showed some real talent this past season and should supply next year's varsi- ty squad with some strong replacements for graduating seniors. junior forward-center jennifer Warner, and sophomore center Mary Rugg show promise in the middle and should aid the varsity program with some added height. Q Also showing improvement and promise were sophomores Tammy Davenport, whose shooting touch will bring a scoring threat to the varsity, hustlers Michele Tan- ner and Pam Doty and ballhandler Sandy Derby. Thej.V. squad was under the direction of first-year Coach jack Murphy. Michele shoots from the corner. '94 ff K if f-rw. D , ' , s is N 1 Z ,qviwfa ,J Halftime instructions from Coach Murphy. Row 1, Sandy Derby, Heather Voorhees, Shannon Mack, Tammy Davenport, Michele Tanner, Row 2, Kelly Grady, Tonya Behm, Sabrina Cole, Pam Doty, Row 5, jennifer Warner, Chris Cabral, Mary Rugg, Krysta Cox. 78 1. if v . -gf 2 1 'i fx Sw- Tammy puts in two points. xx! g X 128 rl -2 V Mary concentrates on n foul shot. -'G k H3 .55 N --Q-in si 'i s jennifer wins the jumpball. Mary prepares to rebound. 79 Modified Basketball Growing in Support Girls' basketball is an improving sport at Cato-Meridian and is growing tremendously in interest. As of this printing, and its season just beginning, the girls' modified team was looking forward to a successful season. Kim and Chalette practice their form. A Team: Row 1, Donna Fredenburg, Laura Foster, Nichole Phelps, Row 2, Mrs. Bartholomew, Kim Lunkenheimer, Chalette Stoughtenger, Lynne Clarke, Miss- ing From Photo, Lynn Podolak, Teresa Weller. 80 Donna practices her defense as Laura shoots. , Q ia is . T if 575 E r 'Wi B Team: Row 1, Kim Stoughtenger,-julie Porter, Michelle Van Horn, Kelly McDonaldg Row 2, Mrs. B. Heather Stoneburg, Kristie Wilson, Tonia Garlow, Lisa Cleveland, Heidi Stoneburg, Michelle Quimby, Kristie Day, Mod V-Ball Strong Successful volleyball starts early at Cato-Meridian as shown by the winning seasons the girls' modified teams had. The A Team finished the season with ten wins and one loss, while the B Team ended up 6-5. N - Victory is so sweet! ., -21 - . 1 ., .,. W lllll Eighth Graders: Pam Brant, Kelly Babcock, Donna Fredenburg, Laura Foster, Kim Lunkenheimer, Lynne Clarke, Nichole Phelps, Teresa Weller, Laura Southard, Tina Schmitt, Lynn Podolalt. Seventh Graders: Kim Stoughtenger, Vonda Forsythe, Michelle Quimby, Angie Serefini, Nichole Holmes, Heidi Stoneburg, Kel- ly McDonald, Sandy Combs, Kristy Wilson, Kristin Killough, Stacey Harmon, Sarah Thomas, Mgr. Tammy Sherman, Coach Robin Bartholomew. 81 .V. Volleyball Strong The junior Varsity Girls' Volleyball team continues to be a strong team at Cato-Meridian. Under the direction of first year Coach Ciotoli, the j.V. program continues to be a solid training ground for the varsity team. Sophomores Kris Vanderveer, Lisa El- lis, Lura Lunkenheimer, jennifer Hyatt, jackie Teter, and Piperjones could supply help to the varsity team next season. Their .a graduation shouldn't hurt the junior Var- sity squad any however, with solid fresh- men players jennifer Prairie, Amanda Ser- afini, Anissa Benedict, Becca janes, Tammy Hawker, Erin Killough and Renee Phelps returning. With these girls support- ing the program, volleyball should contin- ue to be a popular and dominating sport at Cato-Meridian for years to come, Amanda fields the serve. 5 sung . ' Kris spikes it over the net. Row 1: Piperjones, Renee Phelps, Lisa Ellis, Becca -lanes, jennifer Prairie, Tammy Hawker, Row 2: Coach Ciotoli, Amanda Serafini,jackie Teter,jenni- fer Hyatt, Kris Vanderveer, Lura Lunkenheimer, An- issa Benedict, Erin Killoughg Missing From Photo: Dawn Duger, Amy Rink. 82 5 jennifer and Erin await the serve. :- G. 9 V1 VU .. M C 'U 5' -1 D-3 V, 'H nv fu smsggfi 'f , ji : 533- Q aw ff ' 4 on v 4 ' 4 ' ' i ue-..,.....'nN wr' -... ' W w-n..M jackie slams a side arm serve. Amanda with 3 perfect gpm, lf' Q X K 'El 5 e 1 an- l -Ball Has Banner Season Varsity Volleyball continues to be con- sistently the most competitive sport at Cato-Meridian. Under the guidance of Coach Troisi, the Female Devils, when this was printed, sat on top of their divi- sion with a 15-2 record and were headed forthe sectionals as one of the top seeded teams. Led by senior co-captains Rhonda Cal- kins and Deanna Cox, the squad plays like a well oiled machine on the court. Going Calkins shows her spiking ability. 12 players deep, the squad is gifted from top to bottom. Spikers Calkins and Kil- lough tormented opponents all season with their blistering smashes, set up by junior setters Heather Hudson and Mary McKinnon. jodi Wayman, Gail Southard, Hudson, and Becky Lunkenheimer should provide a solid nucleus for another championship season next year. Row 1. Mary McKinnon, Rhonda Calkins, Stephanie Gottuso, Deanna Cox, Kimi Fellowsg Row 2: Carolyn Benton, Becky Lunkenheimenjodi Wayman, Heather Hudson, Karin Killough, Karen Smelski, Gail Southard, Coach Troisi. 84 Killough fakes the smash and taps it in for the point. 1 h h5, 1 5 QE,-5 k L . has ,ef M 1 I W I , .J The pre-game McKinnon sets up for a slum. Lunkenheimer shows solid net play. psyche. 11 85 ORG N IZATICNS French Club Under the direction of Mr. Familo, the French Club is one of the most active organi- zations at Cato-Meridian. Fund raising pro- jects and preparations are made all year for the annual trip to Quebec in May. Giving students a chance to see a different culture in a foreign country is a tremendous learning experience that enhances their class- room work. Row 1, Tammy Dunham, Lisa Ellisg Row 2, Doug Apple- man, Danielle LaFleur, Missy McGetrick, Anne Marie Charboneaug Row 5: Ron Rusczyk, Stan Jewell, Scott jolly, Frank Amie, Fred Skinner Cultural Exchange Club The Cultural Exchange Club was newly formed in 1985. Under the direction of Mrs. Trinkley-Wolfson, its members hope to gain insight into other cultures, both those within the United States and those in other countries. The club meets every two weeks where they write to foreign pen pals and discuss and plan ways to present other cultures to Cato-Meridian students. One project this past year was a Christ- mas tree displaying ornaments made to represent different coun- tries. 86 Row 1, Holli Butler, Dana Henshaw, Row 2, Ron Rusczyk, Krysta Cox, Connollyg Row 5,jona Parker, Marjukka Saario, David Gonzalez, jesse Skeckler, Mary Rugg, Mrs. Trinkley-Wolfson. The Cultural Exchange Club at work. 'Z Lisa Library Aides The big help in the library are the stu- dent aides. Each period they handle the attendance paper work and the signing in and out of books. Row 1, Melinda Wilbur, Row 2, Lori Miller, Betty Billings, ,Iona Parker, Row 3, Lisa Irving, Lisa Holmes, Tonya Behm, Shameckia Countryman, Lau- rie Campbell, Lisa Delaney, Karie Sargent, Trudy Richway, Susan Richway, jennifer Loflandg Row 4, Holly Post, Pam Doty,jeff Phinecy, Erin Killough, Cindy Delaney, Heather Voorhees, Wendy Doty, Mike Darby, Michelle Coe. Secretarial Club The Secretarial Club is designed to give its members experience in the business world. By typing projects for teachers and people in the community, they develop poise and confidence along with word processing skills. Row 1: Michelle Coe, Kelly Duger, Missy McGe- trickg Row 2, Wendy Warner, Kim Halstead, Billee jo Pickardg Row 3, Mrs. Hills, Sherri I-Ialstead,jennie jewell, Carolyn Benton, Angie Davenport, Darlene Hoag, Tammy Teter, Rhonda Calkins, Nancy Cal- kins, Kim Fellows. College Club The College Club represents those sen- iors who are taking Freshmen English in the Cayuga County Community College satellite program. Row 1, LeRae Benedict, Shannon LaLone, Karen Smelski, Mr. Graf, Row 2, Rose Van Norstrand, Amy Mercer, Karin Killough, Row 3, jay Clary, Sindy Pipgrass, Kristie Bennett, Steph Gottusog Row 4, john Krakuszeskiulesse Sheckler, Deanna Cox, Lynn Hogle, Missing from photo, Darin Freden- burg, Annette Girmus. 87 Music Department The music department at Cato-Meridian has greatly expanded and improved this year. With a new marching band and a chorus which tripled in size over last year, new interest in music has been the result. Under the direction of Mrs. Barone, our marching band be- came a reality. Providing halftime entertainment and getting the crowd enthused made the band a welcome addition at our home football games this year. Other activities of the band included marching in parades and attending a band competition at the Carrier Dome. Besides playing at school concerts, our concert band provides a learning experience for the young instrumentalists. Many of them compete in county wide solo competition, while others get to perform with All-County groups. The chorus provides much the same opportunities as the bands, but for vocalists. With 30 voices, a more complete sound was enjoyed this year, however, it is still hoped that more males will join chorus in the future. To the bands and chorus, we like what we're hearingln The flute section in action. 'Q' jackie awaits her big twirl. 88 CHORUS: Row 1, Katie Sargent, Beth Smith, Melinda Wilbur, Bobby Walker, Tisha Sargent, Trudy Nesbitt, Michelle Spears, Bonnie Catalano, Row 2, Mrs. Barone, Shane Van Horn, Deanna Cox, Mary Rugg, Lisa jackson, Misty LaLone, I-lolli Butler, Shaun McMahon, Terri Nesbitt, Connie Coniber, Cathy Cabral, Sue Hill, jona Parker, Row 3, Chris Cabral, Lisa Connolly, Krysta Cox, Crystal Norton, Terry Freeland, Becca janes, Cherri Mills, Tammy Perrotta, Missy Drabel, Carolyn Pittroff, Dana Henshaw. BAND: Row 1, Crystal Norton, Cathy Cabral, jennifer Warner, Amanda Serafini, Lisa Holmes, Brandie Blake, Dana Henshawg Row 2, Connie Coniber, Holli Butler, Clark jillson, Rob Rugg, Dave Lamphere, Mary Rugg, Carolyn Pittroff, Sue Hill, Row 3, Mrs. Barone, Mike Easton, Rod Brown, Kent Holmes, Lisa jackson, Kurt Foster, Shane Van Horn, Bobby Walker, Deanna Cox, Row 4, Chris Cabral, Becca janes,jason Teska, Dawn Duger, Don Cox, Rick House, Chris Streich Tom Van Horn. But Mrs. Barone, my arms won't reach far enough to play that note! 89 Outdoor Club The outdoor club, under the leadership of Mr. Nowak, is a popular organization at Cato-Meridian. Only in its second year of existence, the outdoor club seeks to help its members gain knowledge of, and enjoy the great outdoors. In the past, the club has been active by going across country skiing, canoeing, and last year they went on an Adirondack camping trip. Row 1, Kevin Teska, Pat White, Kellie Grady, Mrs. Hunt, Stephanie Lunken- heimerg Row 2, Bob Walker, Kevin Matthews, Shane Van Horn,joe Woden- sheck, Vickie Supple, Maureen Taylor, Beth Smith, Katie Sargent, Row 3, David Supple, Mark Perkins, Becca james, Dan Guenthner. Yorker Club The motto of the Yorker Club is His- tory is Fun. The jakway Yorkers study both local and state history. One of their recent projects was to work for the Town of Ira removing sod from around the tombstones in historical Setters' Cemetery on route 370. N- 3' Row 1, Kevin Ziemba, Dennis Taylor, Auka Piersma, Kurt Foster, Row 2, Piperjones judy Pero Tammy Sherman, Mike Bartkowiak,jona Parker, Dana Henshaw, Breta Conner, Row 5, Cary Eldridge Mr Wood Brandie Blake, Lisa Connolly, Mary Rugg, Krysta Cox, Bill Smith, Nathan Shaw, Robert Rugg Carl Gould. 90 Student Council The Student Council oversees many ac- tivities throughout the school year. This past year, a change was made in the elec- tion process in order to make the council more like an actual governing body. Un- der the direction of advisor Miss Donnel- ly, the council meets for one period every other week, Row 1, Nathan Shaw, Sindy Pipgrass, Nichole Phelps, Paula Miller, Pam Brant, Row 2, Pam Doty, Rose Van Norstrand, Becky Lunkenheimer CTreas.j, Karin Killough CPres.J, Shannon Lal,one CV. Pres.J, Michelle Tannerg Row 3, Tammy Davenport,-jackie Teter, Connie Coniber, Terry Freeland, Samanatha Allen, Mike Weller, Lura Lunkenheimer, Shaun McMahon, Rick House, Lance Cancro, Brian Mur- phy, Missing from photo, Karen Fatcheric fSec.j, Annette Girmus, Sherri Hoatland, Augie Smith. Honor Society The Cato-Meridian chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is a thriving organi- zation made up of academic minded stu- dents. The Honor Society is a service minded organization participating in such projects as tutoring, charity fund raising and sponsoring an annual Easter Egg Hunt. The officers are john Krakuszeski, President, Vice President, Sindy Pipgrass, and jay Clary, Treasurer. Row 1, Rose Van Norstrand, Carolyn Benton, Sue Hill, Lori Miller, Gail Southard, Row 2, jesse Sheckler, Dave Gonzalez, Mariukka Saario, Shaun McMahon, Cathy Cabral, Dan Weeks, Dan Pollayg Row 3, Lynn Hogle, Eric Coleman, Connie Coniber, Terry Freeland, Heather Hudson, Karen Smelski, Kristie Bennett, At table,jay Clary, Sindy Pipgrass, Mrs. Glose, Row 4, Chris Cabral, Wendy Doty, Terri Nesbitt, Annette Girmus,jodi Maply, Missy McGe- trick, Darlene Hoag, Shannon LaLone,jason Alvaro, Sue Cook, LeRae Benedictg Missing from photo, jeannette Conner,james Cummins, Karen Fatcheric, john Krakuszeski, Donna Ward,jennifer Warner. john Krakuszeski addresses the induction ceremony audience. 91 Yearbook Staff This year's yearbook staff started with enthusiasm, determined to make the 1986 Harvester the best one ever. A change of publishers and an expansion in the size of the book helped give a needed push. Mr. Graf, the advisor, received a lot of support from some of the staff, especially from the kids who worked third period, Deanna, the other editors and Kimi Fellows' nimble typing fingers. Also, Mr. Celano, our Herffjones representative, gave us tremendous assistance. Mr. Celanos providing a September Workshop, numerous trips to Cato throughout the year and even cookies gave us the encouragement needed to produce this year's Harvester. Shannon tries her hand at layout, Putting names to mug shots was a tedious task. Kimi's favorite typewriter became Mr. Grafs ancient Smith-Corona. 92 -e 1 . , of as K V K I V .. ' .. A . S, Q . M4 Lf K xxx' aff-s ' :- . N4 ... ,, ,,,, ,-.,.fe i. Editorial Staff:jay Clary, Deanna Cox, C0-Editors,john Krakuszeski, Photo Editor, Mr. Graf, Advisor, Rose VanNorstrand, Copy Editor, Missing from Photo: Darin Fredenburg, Sports Editor. 1 ix, rating. xi R qi Left side: Karen Smelski. Steph Gottuso. Wendi Warner, Carolyn Benton, Cindy Delaney. Missy McGetrick. Kim Halstead, Gail Soutlmrdjona Parker, Frank Amie, Ron Rusezyk, Mary Rugg, Chris Cabral, Cathy Cabral,jennifer Warner, Sherri Halstead. Karin Killougli, llolli Btitlerulennie Jewell, Connie Coniher, Sue llill, Middlezjohn Krakuszeski, Rose VanNorstrand, Mike lloyr, 'Ioanne Kalar, Mike Tyler, Rhonda Calkins, Darlene Hoag, Right side: Deanna Cox.jay Clary. Mr. Graf, I,eRae Bendict, Sindy Pipgrass. Shannon LaL0ne, Wade Nesbitt, Terri Freeland, Terri Nesbitt, Mark Warner, Tammy Terer, Kim Fellows, Nancy Calkins. 93 Ski Club Getting together to ski is the primary function ofthe Cato-Meridian Ski Club. On seven Tuesday afternoons the kids bundled up and trooped off to Toggen- burg for several hours ofswooshing down the slopes. Under the direction of Mr. Wood and Miss Cappalano, the ski club culminated its season with a pizza party, Row 1, Keith Ford, Tina Peloke, Bob Walker, Miss Cappalano, David Waite, Mr. Wood, Andy Kom- rowski, Brett Allen, Row 2, jamie Castiglia, Matt Kovach Varsity Club The Varsity Club is made up of male sored event is the Donkey Basketball athletes who have earned their varsity let- game. Under the advisership of Mr. Allen, ters. It is a service oriented club perform- the club is lead by President,john Krakus- ing tasks in association with athletics. zeski, Secretary-Treasurer, jay Clary and One very popular Varsity Club spon- Sgt. at Arms, Mark Warner. 94 Front, Todd Pollock, Scott Quick, Bob Wayman, Mike Hoyt,jay Clary, Mike Weller, Ryan DenHaeseg Back, Wade Nesbitt, Seth Voorhees, Mike Tyler, Tim Tyler, Mark Warner, Harold Van Horn, Rod Lee, Bob Pascal,john Krakuszeskig Missing From Photo, Darin Fredenburg, Pat Grady, Shannon Hurd. .fha .. if ' I 2 x n 0 1 Si .f' ..,-.-N., Qxftt... ani' ..- Pat would do anything to get his picture in the yearbook. Newspaper With the help of Mrs. Hangen, a school newspaper was started this year. The stu- dents involved in putting out the four is- sues were members of Mrs. Hangen's Cre- ative Writing Class. Row 1, john Wescott, Vicki Arnold, Karen Fat- cheric, Row 2, Karin Killough, Heather Hudson, Mrs. Hangen, Ryan Den Haeseg Row 3,jason Al- varo, Kristie Bennett, Lisa Waite, Colleen Williams, Kristie Sears. Missing From Photo, Wade Nesbitt. School Store Another new addition at Cato-Merid- ian is the school store. Under the direction of Mrs. McCall, the store is open before and after school, offering many school related items for sale. Row 1, Tracy Hoisington, Tomjacksong Row 2, Bob Hares, Glenn Flynn, Shirley Stewart, Cameron Va- lerio, Stephanie Lunkenheimer, Mrs. McCall, Row 3, Tammy Perrotta, Pat Trapp. 95 Our exchange student from Finland is Marjukka Ssario. Be cause she always had a cheery smile on her face and was blessed with a delightful personality, Marjukka quickly won the hearts of the students and staff at!Cato. Marjukka had some adjustments to make in coming to Cato gian-r.-L Foreign Exchange Students since she is from Turku, the third largest city in Finland. She quickly got used to our food, developing a fondness for peanut butter, hamburgers and chocolate chip cookies. The relaxed attitudes of Americans and their music are also things Marjukka likes about the United States. Marjukka indicated that she had problems with our three minutes between classes since in Finland they have 15 minutes between classes and they must go outside during that time. She also has problems with some Americans' attitudes about foreign countries, and their idea that America is the best when they have never traveled to other countries. Marjukka feels that people need to travel when given the opportunity, before they make such judgements. Finally, Marjukka says she will miss her friends, her host families, and she will always remember her year at Cato-Meridian. All the cows too. There's more cows than people! Marjukka said. as QQ, T, Our second exchange student, David Gonzalez, is from El Salvador, Although Dave was only at Cato until February, we will always remember his huge smile. 96 Powder-Puff Football .... 'AL ' .,,,..,-vw,-. ...,L-:.,..-....:,L,s.. ,..,s,,., .1-, .. -..w,. Perfect conditions for football - muddy! No cuter cheerleaders anywhere. . .-,- . sl' . . Q - A -v- is .J Q a Agony of de-feet? Gail Sourhard tries to sweep around LeRae Benedict. Ronnie prepares ro rake the snap. Pre-Prom jitters By S. Pipgrass Oh, Wow! Today is the day and it's already 10:00. Ifl can make it through the next eight hours without falling apart I'll be in great shape. There's so much to do in only eight hours. O.k., deep breaths now! Ready, set, GO! First the basics - the shower, the manicure, pedicure, - guys just don't realize how much work goes into their date for one night! What? Mom, I don't have time to eat! I'm really not hungry anyway. Oh, o.k. Toast if you'll just stop nagging! What's next? Where's my list? Let's see - time to get dressed - but only the underthings. Oh, No, a run! Where's the nailpo- lish? I knew I should have bought an extra pair! Why me! It's a good thing it's a long dress! I better get going on my makeup. It's going to take hours just to look half way decent. It has to be just so - oops! It's hard to tell I've been putting this stuff on for years. 4:00! Great! I only have two hours to do my hair! Where is Vidal Sassoon when you really need him? A little more mousse a little more curl, hairspray. We'll tease that just a little more. There! Now all I have to worry about is my date touching it or a sudden downpour. What's that? Oh, no he's early! Where's my dress? Mom, keep him busy! Oh, thank God it's only the relatives with their carload of cameras. I'll be seeing spots all night! Whew, all ready.just on time too. I hate introductions. Please, don't stick me with the pin! More pictures - one ofthe corsage, one of going out the door. We made it to the cat! We're almost free. One problem - how do you fasten your seat belt without wrinkling your dress? Rose Van Norstrand and john Krakuszeski crown Queen Sheila Reed and King David Salmonsen. 98 Rhonda wins the leg competition 4: uk Y 4 if if The court: Sindy Pipgmss, Darin liredenhurg Theresa XX!illiams,j0n Mettlenjosh Warner, Fern Pittroff. Carl Iillisulohn Kmknszcski. King David Salmonscn, Queen Sheila Rcul, Rose Van Norstruncl, Cari l.al,one,jolm Woods, Amy I,uI,one. Party Tyler. Ilzxmld Vi 1 Ilorn. I knew we should have taken lessons, Dave! 99 1.S.S. isn't supposed to be this fun! You got a problem with my taping pictures to my locker buddy? s. I! . -.WK 4- -91 100 Get outjohng that can'r be the answer! The faithful wrestling cheering section. We hope that through these slam-dunk exercises Seth will one day be able to solo dunk. Is Harold really father material? 101 1 Elementary - Middle School Elementary Principal Mrs. Plume. ' 4 mw- is -,af Y. ' E Seventh Grade Row 1, Lisa Cleveland, Sandy Blake, Tonia Canty, Sandy Combs, Row 2,james Dermott, Lee Basile, Dawn Daino, Stacey Harmon, Patty Gardner, Connie Dwyer, Kemper Hampton, Tonia Garlow, Row 5, Scott Clark, Amy Clorhier, Christy Day, Matt Hare, Randy Deitz, Tom Barron, David Cole, Vonda Forsythe, Mr. Hares, Row 4, Merle Adams, David Baldwin, Stephanie Doty,josh Anthon- son. Row 1, Shawn Hurd, jackie Miller, Kristin Killough, Scott jodway, Row 2, Kitrina Mercer, Suzanne McPherson, Ruthanne McKenna, Kelly McDonald,jim Kirby, Keith Lamphere, Ricky Kisselg Row 3, Miss Salisbury, Tristie Hunt, Lori Horn, Brian Hoisington, jason Lloyd, john Mennson, Chad Kaestle, Kristin Erwin, Row 4, Nichole Holmes, Alex Krakuszeski, Heath Laxton, David Galvin. Row 1, Chris Pierson, Auke Piersma, Richard Phoemaker, Sara Sheean, Row 2, Lisa Myers, Brian Reed, julie Porter, Tammy Perrault, Brian Schmitt, Michelle Pope, Tammy Morehouse. Row 3, Michelle Quimby, Angie Sarafini, Robin Peloke,jack Pascal, Christy Smith, Cliff Savery. Row 4, Eric Primrose, Darren Reynolds, Kim LaMontagne,jas0n Prarie, Maria Myhill,julie Salmonsen, Mr. Abborr. Row 1, T. Sturley, D. Taylor, K. Ziemba,j. Winks, Row 2, K. Wilson, K. Steele,j. Thompson, H. Stoneburg, H. Stoneburg, M. Travis, G. Trapp, Row 5, Mrs. Spenser, R, Sronecypher,j. Thompson, K. Trapp, T. Stock, A. Thompson, R. Stevens, Row 4, A, Wood, K. Stoughrenger, C. Zobel, T. Thomson. 103 Sixth Grade Row 1, Brett Allen,jolene Saltasia, Sandi Wodenscheck, Scott Guenthner, Daryl Dennison, Row 2, David Solomon, Brian Dickson, Eli Benson, Vikky Sampson, Mike Backman,-Jenny Lloyd, Dan May, Row 3, Mrs. Benton, Taur McMahon, Slade Cox,jessica Cole, Heather Bratt, Debbie Sawyer, Garth House, Row 4, Eric Foster, David Waite, Andy Komrowski, Scott Nesbitt, Dan Chase. Row 1, Duane Cummins, Peter Rhoads, Mike Chapman, Chuck Borza, Travas Wilson, Row 2,jennifer House, Tina Ritz, Arin Babcock, Gwen Fredenburg, Paul Forbes, Tina Laning, Ed Dermott,-Jerrod Blake. Row 3, Mike Trousdale,-Jamie Waite, Andy Spears, Sonya Horner, Brian Perrottas, Naomi Cummins, Cheyenne Brown, Mr. Taddeo, Row 4,jon Holbrook, Paul Forbes, Christina Tryon, Marci McGetrick. Row 1, Robin Daino,justin Worden, Tina Irving, Sarah Foster, Row 2, Dawn Thomson, Becky Simons, Shannon Greczyn, Todd Dudley, Robert Burgess, Cheryl Quimby, Carmon Blackwelder, Colleen Hoyt, Row 3, Beth Perrotta, Lisa Riggs, Dan Humberstone, Randy Smith, Billy Ingersollhjill Brown, Ken Finley, Mr. Crane, Row 4, Christina Ramacus, Marc Lunkenheimer, Bart Hampton, Kristine Lendy, Missing From Photo, Paul Van Horn. Row 1, Steve Henry, Lynette Fox, Bobby Preeman, Glenda Hall, Ron Becker, Row 2, Bobby Perrotta, Chris Roth, Michelle Hilton, Traci Smith, josh Hare, Brenda Harwood, Brian Doty, Peggysue Horn, Row 3, Candy Parsons, Don Patchett, Mike Crawford, Derk Hudson, Donna Cronk, Mrs. Breed. 104 Fifth Grade Row 1, W. Blake, R. Ruszcyk, R. Van Alstine, S.jillsong Row 2, T. Skinner, K. Myers,j. Parker, M. Donahoe, M. Schmitt, R. Murphy, G. Hough, T. McGetrickg Row 3, H. Kent, R. Cross, T. Salmonsen, L. Bell, P. Reed, B. Schrader, H. Bloomfield, Mrs. Boyle, Row 4, S. Warner, M. Kolberg. Row 1, jason Walton, Heather Rhoads, Tammy Savery, Shelly Nesbitt, jamie Perrault, Row 2,jacob Tanner, Frank Goodwin,jason DiPietro, Emily Leyburn, Chris Moore,joe Bartkowiak, Tim Taylor, Row 3, Crystal Aylesworth, Bonnie Lamphere, Beth Kovach,jenny Wheeler,joe Fatcheric, Shawna Moore, Mr. Van Vlier, Row 4, jamie Davenport, Brenda Hampton, Scott Sova, Missing From Photo, Erik Stulb, Christy johnson, Carl Swartwood, Tina LaFluer. Row 1, jason Primrose, jeff Gridley, Steve Davenport, Matt Hunter, Row 2, Tammy LaMontagne, Darren Strong, Carrie Smith, jason Trousdale, David Garlow, Heather Swald, Billy Quimby, Brad Leyhurng Row 3,'Iames Edelstein, Louise Bisson,-Ienny Pascal,jennifer Sawyer, Staci Maloof, Brian Malda, Miss Ciotolig Row 4, Calvin Waite, Steve Hoyt. Row 1, Angel Bolinger, Susan Woods, Marsha Snow, Dan Chave, Paul Pickardg Row 2, Amy Bennett, Ryan Brown, Cathy Strobel, Gerald Van Horn, Heather Cancro, Rochelle Rusczyk, Kelly Brown, Kelly McKenna, Row 3, Kristen Hable, Loren Sutley, Holly Voorhees,james Meagher, Risejones, Candee Dattler, Mrs. Bassett, Row 4,-John Dudley, Bill Ray, Missing From Photo, Samantha House. 105 Fourth Grade Row 1, Mac Clarke, Mark Scozzari, Erica Orr,,Iennifer Bratt, Dan Crandall, Row 2, Melissa Adams, Shannon Erwin jason Stock, Becky Thompson, Richard Garlow, Shawn Blake, jason Kirby, Kim Zappalag Row 3, Charles Janes, Dan Rice, Eric McArdell, Brad Barrigar, Bobbi-jo Bullock, Kris Borza, Val Anthon- son, Mrs. Collins, Row 4, Commie Hampton, Billy joe Schwab, Chris Patucek, jennifer Dudley, Dan C. Wright. Row 1, Heidi Hunter, Michael Maloof, Charlotte Miller, John Dermott, Katie Van Alstineg Row 2,jason Weller, Billy jo La Vea, Craig Smith, Pat Coleman, Danielle Gottuso, Wendy Bowen, Steven McGetrick, Andy Porter, Row 5, Tim Hoskins, Mike Sherman,-Ienny Barron, Stacy Doty,john Pierce, Tim Reed, Dana Dietz, Row 4, Chris Edelstein, Rebecca Mercer, Nathaniel McPherson, Kevin Daly, MrS.,larclin. Row 1, Cary Engle, Rodney Ineich, Shawn Marshfield, Rachel Shaw, Row 2, Megan Thomas,Joshua Eldridge, Erin Baldwin, Bonnie Brown, Amy Bloomfield, Heather Allen, jason Van Buren, Hollie Smithler, Row 5, jon Hempel, Sandy Furlong, Dusty Pascal, Kevin Morehouse, Bengi Thompson, Laura Bratt, Mrs. Kurpitag Row 4,-Iake Harrington, Evan Perrotta, Angie Doty, Gretchen Ober- nesser, Stefan Lewandowski, Row 1, Michael Irving, Dan Wright,julie Pratt, Amed Perrotta, Floyd Horn, Row 2, Debbey Sampson,jamey Stock, Kelly Terwilliger, Brad Dickson, Tammy Gile, Michael Perrotta, Stephanie Cox, Michael Lunkenheimerg Row 3, David Peloke, Angela Garlow, Robyn Guenthner, Mark Hoover, Andy Criss, Melissa Darby, Donna Patcheric, Mrs. Reeves, Row 4, Ron Cooper, Shelley Day, Shalyn Waite, Connie Reitz, Ben Kissel. 106 Gption I Row 1, jason Stock, Connie Reitz, Michael Perrotta, Rodney lneich, Row 2, jimmy Hall, Ricky Cross, Kevin Morehouse, Bobbi jo Bullock, Mr: Reed, Missing From Photo, Carl Swartwood, Esther Webber. Row 1, Craig Reynolds, Scott Burgess, Angie Hall, Andrew Swald, Betty Slater, Mrs. Engle, Row 2,john Church, Arlene Cuyler, Ben Horn, Darrel Stevens,josiah Hare, Peter Mayenzet. Third Grade Row 1, Terry Carr, Dale Moore, Lucas Davenport, Kenneth Waldron, jason Kolb, Row 2, Shannon Simmons, Andrew Simons, Kimberly Hoskins, April Baldwin, Stacie Henshaw, Emily Chase, Theresa Foltz, Carol La Grow, Row 3, jonathan Horn, Sara Gonsiewski, Nicole Corbett, Kevin Malda,jared Coleman, Kelly Sivalia,john Fox,jennifer Mesmer, Mrs, K. Dates, Missing From Photo, Katie Dillon. Row 1, Amy Baldwin, John Miller,julie LaBranche,jay Gilmour, Row 2, Derek Pipgrass, Frank Clifton,johanna Peeters, Melissa Lafferty,-Iackie Travis, Deanna Evans, Douglas Aradig Row 3, Mrs. Roberta Southard,john Smith, Wade Thom- son, Eric Laxton,jeremy Eischen, Amie Shaffer, Mrs. Kathy Dudley. 107 Row 1,jennie Van Horn,jason Wheeler, Melanie Stonecypher, Phil Bovee, Lisa Bowen, Row 2,john Wi1son,jessica Behm, Marjorie Gridley, Paul Picotte,jeff Van Buren,jacob Moore, Tammy Terry, Brooke Hodsdong Row 3, Mr. Saladin, janine Brown, Richard Smith, Daniel Titus, Peter Kovach, Robert Larmon, Christine Scozzari, Helen Lunkenheimer, Matt Chapman, Missing From Photo, Christy Kirby, jessica Derby. Row 1,jas0n Schmitt, Ezra Benson, Darryl Polloclgjonathan Quimby, Andrew Strong,jade Bednarskig Row 2,james Amie, Tina Ludlum,jason Garrison, Lane Meyer, james Pople, Lenny Schmidt, David Stevens, Michelle Hughes, Row 5, Jaime Vargason,jason Perry, Willon Cox, Robin Catalano,jonathan Dreverman, Esther Hoyles, S. Derby. Second Grade Row 1, Shawn Foster, Daniel Pickard, Nathan Montana, Martin Homenjoshua Forsheeg Row 2, Marnie Burghdurf, Marianne Hards, Brent Pipgrass, james Barron, Denise Cox, Renee Giambalvo, Lisa LaMontagne, Rebecca Doty, Row 3, Shawn Norris, Alexis Lunkenheimer, Wayne Lenton jr., Albert Bartholomew, Lyle Rink, Charles Foltz, Robert Duso, Mrs. Shepard, Row 1, Heidi Perrault, Wanda Terwilliger, Dale Leyburn, Sarah Witherill,joel Frank, Row 2, Elisa Frank,james Perfield, Christopher Kovach, Brian Simons, Matthew Mullin, Julie Hunter, George Laning, Row 3, Timothy Daly, Shane McGregor, Paul Stoneburg, Elizabeth Klementowski, Lloyd Wescott, Kenneth Peloke, Wayne Moore, Ms. Martin, Missing From Photo, Bradley Beck. 108 . 5? sl, nl .3 .kt , lug vans- ,N in Xi ws 'R ps., 'Q-f Row 1, Garth Lee, Kelly Mahoney, CJ, Stone, Mike Burgess, Donny Brattg Row 2, Michelle Leyburn, Glen Dudley, Becky Chave,jamie Bratt, Erika Henshaw. Tom Reitz, Stacy Bowen, Row 5, Bruce Green, William Bell, Kim Suhoski,jody Stock,jetemy Cox, Susan Doty, David Dreverman, Mrs. Kiva English. Row 1, Stanley joshanski, Timothy Ziemba, Rebecca Porter, jeremy Youngsg Row Z, Benjamin Chave, Keith Frost, Michael LaFramboise, Tara Kissel, Eric Parker, Pamela Baldwin, Paige Thomson, Row 3, Kristen Kolberg, Scott Salmon- sen, Daryl Forsythe, Heather Smith, William Mapley, Carina Gunder, Mrs. Mura- bitog Row 4, Mary Engle, Ben Datrler, Randy Vargason, jason Davenport. Row 1, Chad Picotte,jeffrey Pople, Elizabeth Webb, Rodney Howell, Row 2, Michael Goss, Dennis Russell, Derek Kissel, Patrick Brown, Marcia Carr, Dan- iele Cox, Carrie Hoytg Row 3, Roxanne Palmer, jonathan Wallace, Kenneth Banner, Kevin Pierce, -Jeffery Wilkins, Terry Snow, Ms. Socci, Missing From Photo, jay Hopkins. First Grade Row 1, Amy Bratt, ,Jody McArdell, Erika Gonsiewski, jason Scott, Bryan Schrader, Row 2, Erin Engle, Adam Cooper, Lynn Gile,james Bennett, Danielle Prosser, Kristine Strobel,jessica Smithler, Nichole Behm, Row 3, Richard Foltz, Benjamin Kovach,-Jaclyn Vargason, Allina Paddenhlamie Horn, Melissa Reed, William Titus, Mrs. Townsend. 109 Row 1,jamie Terwilliger, joseph Maloof, Amy Lewin, Donald Wright, Row 2, jeffrey Hunter, Melissa Van Horn, joseph Reed, Anne Perfield,jason Shiekh, jessica Rodriquez, Stacey Strong, Row 5, Melissa Bramble, Lisa Powers, David johnson, jacob Hodsdon, Aaron Bittel, jeremy Lloyd, Katherine Blackwelder, Mrs. Bombard, Missing From Photo, Chriteena LaRoe, Megan Obernesser. Row 1, Brandy Miller, Christina Everson, Cynthia Wright, Mrs. Saladin, Carrie Bowen, Lyda Wing, Dan Wheeler, Row 2, jennifer Pople, joe Green, jason Ineich, jennifer Gile, jesse Schwab, Todd McGetrick. Row 1, Cori Spears, Nathan Leyburn, April Emond, Beth Myers, Row 2, Rebecca Southard, Adam LaGrow,-jennifer Meyle, Pat Coleman, Gretchen Soine, Nathan Hempel, Colleen Brattg Row 5, Ricky Horn,joshua Warner, Brenda Cole, Melissa Morgenstern, joseph Mesmer, Lydia Brown, Mrs. Murtari. Row 1, Amy LaLone, Deanna Parker, jesse Campbell, joel Coleman, Thomas Quimby, Row 2, jennifer Hoyt, Alicin Hoag, Matthew Goyette, joshua Reif, Carrie Hards, jessica Parrow, Rebecca Sharp, Row 5, Mark Schmidt, Nicole jackson, Felicia Burnett, Roberta Suboski, Nathan Bramble, Audrey Bartholo- mew, Bobby Slater, Mrs. Switzer, Missing From Photo,james McLellan, Timo- thy Bradt. 110 ,,,!? -94 Kindergarten Row 1, Robert Sharp, Lori -Ionesg Row 2, Marissa Smithler, Kathryn Teska, Katherine Smith, Miss K. Carter, David Woods, Megan House, Ryan Sova, Row 3, Ryan Daly, Ellen Lampman, Elizabeth Bradt,justin Reeves, Marcy Gunder, Tracy Aylesworth, Missing From Photo, Carrie Dillon. Row 1, Scott Lenton, Daniel Fadden, Stephanie Barnum, Tammy Stock, Christal Foltz, Elisha Kolb, Row 2, john Sherman, Dale Dattler, Victoria Crim, Mrs. Pittroff, Michael Gallagher, Paulette Bona, Arthur Bratt, Missing From Photo, Tiffany Look, Adam La Vea. Row 1, Mrs. Klein, Kelly Baldwin, Mary Chave,jody Murphy, Nicole Green, Lorindajohnson, Mrs. Lamphere, Row 2,joseph Cox, Brian Mayenzet, Kathleen Goss, Christopher LaRoe, Laurie VanDewalker, Harrison Sherman, Missing From Photo, jennifer Sylvester, Michael Vargason,john Knox, joshua Bresee. Row 1, Carla Scott, Shannon Terwilliger, Shaun Hough, Eric Leeg Row 2,jaime Pratt, Megan Mullin, Ben Hare, Daniel Baldwin, Sarah Coleman, Mrs. Topichakg Row 5, Robert Showens,-jeremy Blake, Racheljones, Katie Hunter, joey Meis, Elizabeth Cole. 111 Row 1, Glenn Wright, Stacey Kolberg, Rose Ellen Teeter, Michelle Hunterg Row 2,jefr'rey Bratt, Melanie Peeters, Loni Cox, Shannon Gillmore, Erin Montana, Danielle McLellan, Heather Heathg Row 3, Mrs. Lamphere, Brandon Giambalvo, Aaron Murphy, Edward Banner, Kimberly Dreverman, Timothy Dougherty, Mrs. Russell. Where did she get that smile? You can draw them away from the computer long enough to get their pictures taken. . M, se- 2. SS C. xiii Rs Cheerful halls make cheerful kids. x We think Miss Troisi actually enjoys this more than coaching volleyball! I may do ir, but I'm nor going ro like ir! el Girls, this is a place to studyg ir's not a social club! Everyone is so busy learning. Valentines Day smiles. 1 Ms. Salisbury's class gets a break from note taking. Are those notes she's taking, or is it a letter to her boyfriend? I 114 'H ,, Vvviv K ,M Where's your pass? Is my hair o.k.? Who is setting the pick for whom? I These guys are so excited about learning they d0n't have time to stop and pose for the Cameraman. 115 .w M ' PARTIN G SHOTS ADVERTISERS MESSAGES PATRON S They don't stay clean for long do they' I Renee is hard at work. That playground makes us all wish we Wefe yollngef. f , m y ' ii' .1 Mr. Obernesser explains to parents just what does go on in his l 116 class PATRONS REGULAR Ted Terry and Alex Krakuszeskr Mr and Mrs Fred Pople Mr and Mrs Davrd A Famrlo Mr and Mrs Marshall Cox Don and Kathy Hoyt SILVER Mr and Mrs Allan Wood Mr and Mrs GOLDEN Mr and Mrs Rrchard Thomas onathan Graf Mr and Mrs Paul Dudley Best Wrshes to the Class of GUNS AMMJNITION CLOTHING BOOTS Ghz mtntnn Svhnppe ilnt NEW St USED SHOTGUNS RIFLES HANDGUNS N SENECA ST 13153 834 6402 WEEDSPORT NY 13166 STAFFORD O CONNOR AIIOFITCYQ III IW P0 BOX NNI I DSI URI Nll XV WORK I Hb! 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