Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

1988 ARCHIVE NORWICH HIGH SCHOOL MIDLAND DRIVE NORWICH, NEW YORK CHANGE is constant which surrounds us. It can consist of something as simple as the weather, which is out of our control, or be self imposed, as when we change our clothing or get a buzz cut. School and the fall bring changes. Fall, which is the season often associated with death and hibernation, is the time for change and renewal for students. Each fall brings a new teacher, a new class, new responsibilities and new activities. Just as the people surrounding us change from year to year, so did this building change. Some changes were small, band uniforms, honor passes, study halls for Freshmen. Others are large, such as the current renovations on our school. And yet, in spite of the changes, we cope, we survive and hopefully we triumph. TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents: Faculty Administration........................18 Clubs Activities................................44 Underclassmen...................................98 Special Events.................................122 Seniors........................................140 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Yesterday . . . All my troubles seemed so far away, Mow it looks as though they're here to stay, I believe in Yesterday . . . Suddenly . .. I’m not half the child I used to be, There’s a shadow hanging over me, Yesterday came Suddenly . . . What’s in store for me? , I don’t know . .. The future’s here, 1 can only try and long for yesterday . . . Yesterday . . . School was such an easy game to play, Mow I need a place to hide away, I believe in Yesterday . .. Originated by: The Beatles Revised for The Graduating Class of 1988. CANDIDS 3 DEDICATION “To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but only believe.” In four short years it is difficult to assess what anyone has accomplished. The person we honor with this dedication has shown through her actions her belief in the students here at Norwich High School. As members of the class of 1988, we have witnessed many acts of kindness, seen the dream and been part of the plan. Considering the active roles she fills: Class Advisor, patient Teacher, and former Coach, it is with great pride and gratitude that we dedicate this 1988 Archive to Mrs. Toni DeMott. i 4 DEDICATION Who said the food here wasn't good? So is this what they teach you in art class? Don't you look at ME like that! Don't look now, but it's the camera again! I'd rather be playing soccer! You mean she actually has time to study? Patience . . . Girls, would we do that to you? On the count of three . . . drop 'em! CANDIDS 5 A, Mike . . . what’s in there? Suck it in, Joanne this is your big moment! Flight 89 is departing in 5 minutes! Tally ho, old Chaps! 8 CANDIDS Don't you even think about it V • Ahh, Ain't they sweet?! Hey babe what's up? Hey man. what’s next? What?? No Seltzer?! You're right! Something is living under there! Don’t worry Rob. everyone fails at least on chemistry test! Would you trust them to teach you? We cannot believe you are actually going to eat that! CANDIDS 9 CANDIDS 11 Excuse me . .. but I think you’re stepping on my foot. C’mon Mr. E. — it can't be that Bad! You silly goose! Come out, come out, wherever you are! Ooh, what's that smell! 12 CANDIDS Winter Wonderland? Mr. Mayor gets crowned! Go Ahead. Take it. I don't care. BbcCDEbfgABb? Joe Physics This will only happen once, so look now! I-I-I-I- am so C-C-C-C-Cold! I Guess what I just did? Bang your head! CANDIDS 13 SI SQIQK1VD Nice Style, Mr. E. So Lane, how about coming over later today? Pressure . .. o I can’t believe they put us in here! A game of chicken, anyone? Now I’m REALLY MAD! No Way. 16 CANDIDS “Am I right or what?” “WE only had to pay $5.00 for this photo!” Peek-a-boo! “Can we be in ‘Vogue’? “It's in the truck.” Higher Education . . . We have NO choice CANDIDS 17 FACULTY The Training Class, 1916 FACULTY 19 ADMINISTRATION Left to right — back row: James Currie Jr.; W. Terry Baker: Mark Doliver; Richard Zinicola; Reginald Gerchman Left to right — front row: Sam Fleming, Vice President of the Board of Education; Martha Farley and Mr. Nicholas Andrews, President of the Board of Education. Dr. Robert Cleveland Superintendent 20 ADMINISTRATION Mr. James Williams Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Sandy Strong Director of Educational Communications ADMINISTRATION Mr. Russell Perlman Director of Special Program ADMINISTRATION 21 BUILDING ADMINISTRATION Dr. Paul Preuss — Building Principal Mr. Daniel Chrisman — Director, Athletics 22 ADMINISTRATION Building Administration Mr. James Lanfair — Administrative Mr. Dean Mirabito — In School Mrs. Shirley Funaro — Cafeteria Assistant Suspension Supervisor Supervisor Mrs. Pamela Van Houten Principal’s Sect’y. Mrs. Patricia Crawford — Receptionist Mrs. Lynn Siok — Attendance FACULTY 23 STUDENT SERVICES Miss Diane Adams Mrs. Rosemary Blackman Mrs. Patricia Chilion Mrs. Paula Evans Mr. Robert Handy Mrs. Sandra Kline 24 FACULTY STUDENT SERVICES Mrs. Patricia Maule Mrs. Sandra Sampson Mr. Richard Natoli Mr. Anthony Spataro FACULTY 25 Mrs. Kathy McMunn SPECIAL SERVICES Miss Joni Figary Mrs. Judy Cole Mrs. Sue Maine Mr. John Martinson 26 FACULTY SPECIAL SERVICES Miss Dorothy Sanger Mrs. Joyce Steward Mrs. Karen VanWagner FACULTY 27 ART TECH. ED. Mr. Richard Marchant Mr. James Sergio Mr. David Williams Mrs. Pamela Valentine Mr. Howard Tripp 28 FACULTY Miss Marjorie Greene Mr. James Metz Mr. Gary Sprout Mrs. Linda Telesky FACULTY 29 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Marjorie Clark Mrs. Joan Crew Mr. Michael Stoller Mrs. Davinia Loewenstein Miss Geryl Gardner 30 FACULTY Mrs. Toni DeMott FACULTY 31 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Marilyn Kochersperger HEALTH Mrs. Sally Sawyer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. George Echentile Mr. Norman Kaufman Mrs. Mary Paino Mrs. Sandra Smith Mrs. Barbara LoPiccolo 32 FACULTY Mrs. Sheila Katen MATHEMATICS Mr. Dwayne Golden Mr. Raymond Howes Mr. Richard Fern Mr. Joseph Vescovi Mr. Corey Wolford Mr. Kenneth Stewart FACULTY 33 MUSIC Mr. Donald Burke Mrs. Donna Halbert 34 FACULTY LIBRARY Mrs. Judy Busch Mrs. Jean Cass Mrs. Tammy Lowe Mrs. Sue Riley Mrs. Lee Stiles Mr. Zack Snow FACULTY 3D SOCIAL Mr. Roger Adams Mr. Donald Chirlin 36 FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Mark Dye Mr. John Pluta Mrs. Harriet Rabinowitz Mr. Robert Spilsbury FACULTY ENGLISH Miss Andrea Macura Mrs. Anna Natoli 38 FACULTY Mr. David Paul Mrs. Kate Theobald ENGLISH Mr. Robert Peffley Mr. Al Winnie Mrs. Doris Jackson Mr. Robert Rarrick FACULTY 39 SCIENCE Mrs. Patricia Giltner Mr. Doanld Haas Mr. William Congdon Mr. Raymond Maginsky Mr. Carey Oshins 40 FACULTY Dr. Evelyn Pelosi SCIENCE Mr. Joseph Stewart Mr. James Wysor Mrs. Priscilla Wagner FACULTY 41 Rear. (Left to Right) Larry Bates. Yvonne Stewart, Polly Hopson. Skip Deiss, Mike Davis, Al Phillips, Helen DeBoer. Kim Annesi, Clay Welch, Clyde Franklin, LeRoy Burlison. Gary Hill. Front. (Left to Right) Don LaFever, Jess Lasswell. John Hopson, Frank Smith, Dave Daniels, Darlene Townsend, Connie Covington. Irene Schuster, Clyde Miller, Bev Curley, Joan Nesbitt. Missing: Tim Annesi, Gordy Beckwith, Cathy Darlin, Nancy Follett. Bev Kuhn, Jane Yerton, Linda Eldred, Bill DeMun, Walt Wightman, Larry Loomis, Burt Kline, John Powell, Larry Chesebro. 42 FACULTY CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Standing Betty Barnes, Carol Wagner. Laverna Miles. Pat Lawson. Jean Honour. Row 2: Jean Dolan, Dorothy Manwarren — Cafeteria Manager, Barbara Grover CUSTODIANS Mr. Lane Turner Mr. Pete” Collar FACULTY 43 vt.W Student activities Ar r MIIiSKf r w 7 STUDENT SENATE Row 1: Ron Whiting, Randy Ellis. Steve Prime, Dave Middendorf, Steve Hamilton. Row 2: Sean Fryover, Joe Yacano, Rob Cavese, Lew Harrington, Row 3: Jamie James, Tammy Fetterman, Tracy Raphael, Penny Snell. Row 4: Sarah Andrews. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Row 1: Lee Felarca, Gretchen Parker, Jim Kauf- man. John Moore, Sue Hallock. Sarah Andrews, Tammy Fetterman. Dave Middendorf, Aaron Weeks. Marc Funaro, Patty Bright Row 2: Carri Bernardi, Jennifer Bauer, Ron Whiting, Josh Brooks, Neil Grey, Michelle Maroney, Lisa Smith, Lucille Elia, Tracy Rapheal, Lewis Harrington, Bill Conant, Chad Sheldon Row 3: Becky Wagner, Julie Diamond, Frank Mauriano, Katie Newell, Jennifer Yacano, Amber Perkins, Noelle Long, Jami Dansingburg, Sara Farquhar, Leanne Nue- land, Joe Yacano 46 STUDENT GOVERNMENT THE TORNADO WATCH Row 1: A. Jones Row 2: Karen Jorgensen, Joanne Eldred, Chris Handy, Chrissy Burton, Mary Ann DiStefano, Darrin DeWitt, Penny Snell Row 3: Tom Revoir, Marty Jacobi, Mary Burr, Veronica Stiers, Kim Follett, Linda Jewell, Tracy Bevelaqua, Steve Dorsey, Holly Sheffer PEP CLUB Row 1: Joanna Roberts, Chris Sandberg, Penny Snell, Stacy Darrah, Lara Arabian. Row 2: Kim Boice, Kim Christensen, Mary Burr, Jackie Mahannah, Katie Schwann, Nikki Roberts. Row 3: Chris Burton, Sue Hallock, Jenn Tronolone, Jess Olin, Maria Rotundo. Margaret Schultz, Liz Simpson, Lisa Smith. Debbie Bramer, Dena French, Michelle Thurwood, Jenn Funk. ACTIVITIES 47 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Yvonne Schrantz, Mark Lawson, Tammy Fet terman. Row 2: Sue Wilhelm, Jennifer Tronolonc Karen Cate. Megan Eastwood. Row 3: Lara Arabiar Kateri Paul. Stacy Darrah, Margaret Schultz SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Lisa DeFeo, Jim Kaufman, Holly Shaefer, Karen Wilhelm, Sarah Andrews, Jonelle Windsor. Kel- ly Nial. John Chimento Row 2: Sarah Brady, Terri Brunschmidt. Pam Corey, Mary Burr, Sean Fryover, Joanne Eldred, Kristen Tronolone, Jessica Bauer 48 ACTIVITIES SPANISH EXCHANGE FRENCH EXCHANGE Dave Lee, Rick Brooks, Kathy Pong Missing: Leanne Neuland, Tracy Raphael Alan Shaw, Corinna Ames FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB Row 1: Mark Gardner. Aaron Weeks, Kateri Paul, Stacy Darrah, Row 2: Mrs. Clark, Advisor, Kris Sandburg, Jennifer Whispell, Gretchen Parker Row 3: Renee VanPelt, Chrissy Lohrisch, Karen Cate CLUBS ACTIVITIES 49 STUDENT ROTARIANS ROTARY INTERACT Row 1: Katie Fern, Sarah Andrews, Sarj Farquhar, Mary Burr, Steve Preuss, Scott Moon, Jason Windsor, Dave Lee, Chri: Handy, Joe Yacano, Pete Schultz, Sear Fryover Row 2: Terri Grey, Lisa Wagner, Mary Anr DiStefano, Amy Canto, Sue Hallock, Kris ten Tronolone, Simon Tidd, Lewis Harring- ton, Mike Wilt Row 3: Wendy Chrisman, Tammy Fet- terman, Mary Long, Joanne Eldred, Erica Ortell, Diana Gonzalez, Cressy Dixon, Ve ronica Steers, Bill Conant Row 1: T. J. Davis, Amy Hemsley, Stacy Aitken, Marcy Snyder, Terri Grey, Claudio Hannah, Lucinda Burke, Lewis Harrington, Row 2: Rob Cavese, Joe Spence, Jessica Bauer, Jill Siox, Jennifer Bauer, Sara Far- quhar, Lisa Smith, Bo Pogue, Row 3: Darci Ellis, Craig McAvoy, Steve Preuss, Randy Ellis, Lisa McAvoy, Steph- anie Dain. 50 CLUBS AMD ACTIVITIES STAGE TECH CREW Row 1: Kirsten Tidd, Scott Bayoes, Michelle Cabrera. Phyllis Stalker Row 2: Simon Tidd, Tammy Annese, Rob Benton, Jeff Windsor, Kateri Paul. Wayne College, Ryan Hits. Neil Gray Row 3: Kris Sandberg, Shawn Kelly, Jessica Olin, Terri Brunschmid Row 4: Beth Lim, Jennifer Funk TV PRODUCTION Steve Hamilton, Joe Spence, Marc Funaro (Bottom to Top) CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 51 F ★ S ★ A Row 1: Christina Smith, Robyn Teft Row 2: Wendy Wright, Chris Burton, Selina Tyler, Fran Esposito, Susan Perry Row 3: Julie Blackman, Jody Somers, Chris Slater, Pam Root Missing: Lisa Smith STUDENT STORE Row 1: Michelle Maroney Row 2: Mr. Metz. Jody Somers, Sue Perry, Kris Sandberg. Wendy Chrisman, Melissa Gaffney 52 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES OGTING CLUB Row 1 Mark Richer, Alan Smith, J. J. Cole, Rob Corbin, Gary Ashcraft, Dave Conant Row 2 Julie Townsend, Kelly Nial, Bonnie Burton, De- Anne Gele, Nancy Wakeman, Mr. Oshins Row 3 Joe Combs, Dawn Schneider, Jason Hughes S.T.E.P. Row 1: Rob Corbin, Mike Miller. Darren Hall, Wayne Hughes, Allen Young Row 2: Mr. Natoli, Ken Smith. Phyllis Stalker, Bret Stone, Justin Stone, Shane Mundy, Lisa Periard Row 3: Wanda Bumpus, Gloria Bumpus CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 53 COLGATE SEMINAR Row 1: Carrie Bernardi, Jennifer Bauer, Karen Jorgensen, Jim Kaufman, Simon Tidd, Row 2: Karen Wilhelm, Leanne Meuland, T. J. Graf, Rob Cavese, Row 3: Andy Graves, Lisa Wagner, Wendy Chrisman, Tracy Raphael EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 1: Pat Ford. Sarah Andrews, Dave Lee, Row 2: Matt Smith. Moelle Long 54 CLUBS AMD ACTIVITIES Row 1: Bonnie Stanton, Nikki Wahlberg, Col- leen Murray, Dave Koterban, Aaron Weeks, Kris Sandberg, A Jones, Christina Smith Row 2: Shannon Kelly, Teresa Barrows. Amy Miller. Stacy Nichols, Samantha Andrews, Cathy Gestong, Jess Olin, Jennifer Pollie, Christie Cannestra Row 3: Becky Ashton, Heather Collier. Jen- nifer Wilhelm, Michelle Bixby, Cassidy Holt, Val Manzer, Daisy Sharma, Terry Power, Row 4: Dave DeMott, Tessa Andrews, Lori Wadsworth, Tony Maiello, Mike Hamilton, Vicki Powers, Missing: Kelly Bussy Row 1: Bill Cunningham. Sara Farquhar, Row 2: Wayne Van Camp, Sarah Andrews, Matt Smith CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Steve Preuss, Simon Tidd. Row 2: Karen O'neil, Kristen Tronolone, Rob Cavese, Joe Gutosky, Karen Jorgensen. Row 3:Lisa Wagner. Deanna Chang, Cressy Dixon, Stephanie Dain. Row 4: Veronica Steers. Yvette Felacra, Kim Follett. © mumnunri vTHm NATOLI FILM COMMITTEE Row 1: Dave Lee, Sarah Andrews, Valarie McNitt. Row 2: Mrs. Busch, Connie Clements, Jeff Windsor. 56 CLUBS S ACTIVITIES FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Exchange Student Rowan E.J.A.B. Spies, Jr. Ill, from South Africa America is the best thing that ever happened to me. I’m glad that I have a school like this to help me enjoy it. Thanks a lot! Exchange Student Johanna Aaltonen, from Finland Hi, my name is Johanna Aaltonen and I’m 17 years old. I come from Finland. Besides Finnish I speak English, Swedish and some German. The most interesting thing I've noticed here are the people. Here in the G.S. people are more open than in Scandinavia and it’s easy to make friends. Many people say Hi even if I’ve never talked with them. This year has been full of sports to me. I played varsity soccer and volleyball. Now, I’m looking forward to the track season. The team spirit has been really great, I have had a wonderful time. School is not difficult and time passes so fast, that pretty soon it’s time to go back home. Good-byes are going to be hard. Thank you Norwich High School for a great time! 57 STUDENT ATHLETIC COUNCIL Row 1: Joe Spence, Kelly James, Lisa McAvoy, Hope Golden, Jill Siox, Marcy Snyder, Stephanie Dain. Jennifer Yacano Row 2: T. J. Davis, Steve Yu, Stacy Aitken, Row 3: Darci Ellis, Jim Kaufman, Brian Wessels, Ned McFee, Amy Hemsley, Adam Spence, Mr. Chrisman, Row 4: Joe Yacano, Kathy Pong, Chris Handy 58 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 1987 ARCHIVE 1988 STAFF EDITORS Row 1: Sarah Andrews, Karen Jorgensen, Sara Farquhar, Mike Danforth Row 2: Penny Snell, Joanne Eldred, Karen O'Neill Sara Farquhar, Joanne Eldred OUR ADVISOR Dear Miss Sanger, Surprise! The editors and staff of the 1987-88 Archive would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of the time and effort you have put into our book. You were always there with suggestions, creative ideas, and much needed assistance. At the same time you let us work with our own ideas and make most of the big decisions. We frustrated you, but we also made you laugh. This is your last year of running Archive as an extra-curricular activity. Your knowledge and understanding will be missed, but it will also be helpful in getting this new class started. Thank you for being there for us, working with us, and for helping to make this book memorable for everyone. We hope we made your last year great. The 1987-88 Archive Staff P.S. Congratulations for your acceptance to the teacher exchange program in China. We hope it is everything you are looking forward to. Dorthy R. Sanger CLUBS ACTIVITIES 59 60 MIXED CHOIR Row 1: Blythe Fahy. Julie Diamond. Tanya Costanzo, Evelyn Lim. Marc Funaro. Wayne Colledge. Mike Hamilton, Julie Blackman. Leanne Neuland. Kay Borreggine. Elizabeth Lim. Jessica Welles, Allison Morgan, Diana Gonzalez Row 2: Christine Cannestra, Shannon Kelly. Tammy Collin. Chris Clumb. Jackie Brown. Missi Bowles. Bill Conant. Chris Kraeger. Mike Branciforti. Jackie Hall. Kim Martins. Corinna Ames. Cathy Ryerse. Sarah Perry. Megan Eastwood. Stacy Darrah. Katie Schwann Row 3: Marc Lawson. Matt Smith. Rick Brooks Row 4: Shelly Kline. Missi Franck. Christina Caldwell. Connie Boczarski. Sarah Reilly. Deena French. Karen Hertz. Greg Brustowicz. Alan Shaw. Tom Stoquert. Wayne Van Camp. Mike Wilt, Matt Conlin, Ann Greenberg, Joanne Eldred. Ty Foster. Karen Ryerse. Kelly Bussy. Phyllis Stalker. Margaret Schultz 2 c cn n TREBLE CHOIR Row 1: Samantha Anderson. Michelle Gaines. Shannon Burdick. Kim Wright. Karen O'Neill, Nicole Wahlberg, Shannon. Mutsue Tanabe Row 2: Heather Collier. Stephanie Dain. Annette Roberts. Patty Bright, Jennifer Funk. Chris Paino. Missi Bowles Row 3: Jennifer King, Sue Wilhelm. Sonjay Howe, Becky Bliss. Missy Bright. Jennifer Milner Row 4: Sherri Barrows. Teresa Barrows. Beth Lim, Lori Wadsworth, Jessica Welles, Heather Windsor. Cindy Santolucito CHOIR SENIORS Row 1: Joanne Eldred, Kay Borreggine, Ann Greenberg, Ty Foster, Leanne Neuland, Jessica Welles, Karen Wilhelm, Carol Quincy, Row 2: Greg Brustowicz, Mike Danforth, Bill Conant, Chris Kraeger, Ron Gardner, Alan Shaw, Wayne Van Camp Missing: Karen O’Neil CHOIR OFFICERS T. J. Graf, Treasurer: Corinna Ames, Co-Secretary; Joanne Eldred, Co-Secretary; Kay Borreggine, Vice-President; Kim Martins, President. Go Tell It On The Mountain I Love Christmas Tear Them Down” Carols Around” Ride The Chariot Send Down The Rain Dr. Doom Selections From Oliver Get A Job For Women Only” Every Time I Feel The Spirit Merry Christmas Once Again 64 MUSIC BRASS ENSEMBLE Left to Right: B. J. Fendsack, Peter Ortell, Eric Ash, Bill Conant, Chris Kraeger, Karen Wilhelm, Alan Shaw, Jackie Hall, Kim Martins, Jennifer Funk, Rich Hutchings. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Vicki Powers, Kim Wright, Julie Blackman, Kristen Tronolone, Mike Wilt, Erica Ortell, Desmond Hosford, Elizabeth Simpson, Cressy Dixon, Ann Greenberg, Jessica Welles, Marc Lawson, Leanne Neuland, Jason Hughes, Val McNitt, Patrick Brooks, Beth Lim, Aimee Claycomb, Kateri Paul. MUSIC 65 JAZZ BAND Rhythm: Alan Shaw, Marc Funaro, Elizabeth Lim, Steve Dorsey. Mr. Burke. Row 1: Bill Conant, T. J. Graf, Chris Kraeger, Eric Ash, Peter Ortell, Joe Esposito. Row Jackie Hall, Kim Martins, Mike Wilt, Neil Beebe. Row 3: Jason Hughes. Val McNitt, Leanne Neuland, Marc Lawson, Leslie Blackman, Ann Greenberg. PEP BAND Row 1: Karen Wilhelm Row 2: Leanne Neulan Kim Martins Row 3: Val McNitt, Bill Conant, Al; Shaw, Chris Kraeger, Mike Wilt, T.J. Graf, L Simpson Row 4: Jackie Hall 66 MUSIC CONCERT BAND Row 1: Erica Ortell, Jennifer Tronolone, Mike Wilt, Annette Roberts, Sue Wilhelm. Rebecca Van Vliet, Michelle Shackleton Row 2: Kim Wright. Jennifer Manwarren, Daisy Sharma. Vicki Powers. Tera McIntyre, Aimee Claycomb. Angel Bovee, Lesley Blackman. Tracy Robison. Heather Collier, Jennifer Tiffany, Jennifer Zahner, Amy Cahalan Row 3: Ryan Hilts. B. J. Fendsack. Chris Kraeger, Eric Ash, Jackie Hall, Rich Beebe, Joe Esposito, Jennifer Funk, Rick Hutchings. Jason Hughes, Kateri Paul. Beth Lim Row 4: Marc Funaro. Debbie Hallock, Tracy Reese. Dan Tucker, Steve Wright, Patty Bright, Theresa Van Duser Missing: Jennifer Wilhelm David Jennings, Trevor Smith, Mr. Whisler, Jennifer Milner, Sarah Brady MUSIC 67 SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1: Mike Wilt, Kristen Tronolone, Desmond Hosford. Ann Greenberg, Jessica Welles Row 2: Julie Blackman, Kirsten Tidd, Diana Gonzalez, Jennifer Tronolone, Marc Lawson, Leanne Neuland, Karen Wilhelm, Alan Shaw, Liz Simpson, Allison Morgan, Blythe Fahy, Evelyn Lim Row 3: Tony Maeillo, Eric Ash, Steve Preuss, T. J. Graf, Chris Kraeger, Bill Conant, Jackie Hall, Kim Martins, Carrie Burton, Rich Hutchings, Kateri Paul, Beth Lim, Rick Brooks, Val McNitt Row 4: Marc Funaro, Mike Danforth, Bill Howard, Steve Bitzer, Steve Dorsey, Tom Stoquert, Wayne Van Camp. Holly Sheffer Missing: Peter Ortell, Cressida Dixon BAND SENIORS Row 1: Tom Stoquirt, Wayne Van Camp, Alan Shaw, Marc Funaro, Steve Preuss, Mike Wilt, Chris Kraeger, Mike Danforth, Chris Slater Row 2: Ann Greenberg, Leanne Neuland, Karen Wilhelm, Yvette Felarca, Alyson Wood, Joanne Eldred, Kristen Tronolone, Erica Ortell, Wendy Chrisman, Tracy Raphael BAND OFFICERS Mike Danforth, Historian; Alan Shaw. President; T. J. Graf, Vice-President; Joanne Eldred, Secretary; Liz Simpson, Co-Treasurer; Julie Blackman, Quarter master; Mike Wilt, Co-Treasurer. Oliver” Ballet Parisien” Die Fledermaus” Lullaby of Birdland” Washington Post Panorama G.S.A Twas The Night Before Christmas” MUSIC 69 xj o 1987 MARCHING BAND 1988 Row 1: Bill Conant, Aimee Claycomb, Cindy Chesebro. Christie Cannestra, Lisa DeFeo, Corinna Ames. Rich Brooks. Michelle Shackelton. Amy Brown. Cluis Marango. Shannon Burdick. Jennifer Pollie. Rich Hutchings Row 2: Joe Esposito. Jennifer Junk. Alan Shaw. Karen Wilhelm, Tracy Robison. Christina Wilt Chris Manc e, . . Fendsack. Chris Kraeger. T. J. Graf. Peter Ortell, Eric Ash. Matt Fern, Jackie Hall. Mike Wilt. Neil Beeve. Mr. Burke Row 3:Vick. Powers. Ehzabe h Castro Bobby L.m, Jason Hughes, Leslie Blackman. Leanne Neuland, Keith Lawton. Angel Bovee. Jim O’Keefe. Andrew Brooks. Kris Mauirano, Chris Shepler. John DelMon.co. Suz.e Stoker. Jackie Gimson. Steve Munro. Row 4: Laura Thies, Barbie Lawson. Beth Simpson. Jennifer Wilhelm. Kim Wright. Julie Blackman Jennifer Tronolone Lore ta Beauparlant. Kateri Paul. Ann Greenberg. Sue Wilhelm. Elaina Funaro. Heather Donahue. Tom Halberg. Mr. Blackman Row 5: Julie Diamond. Carol Castro Mike Danforth Marc Funaro Wayne Van Camp. Bill Howard, Marc Lawson. Steve Dorsey. Steve Bitzer. Debbie Hallock. Joe Law. Dan Tucker. Matt Smith. Patty Bright Row 6. Scott Snell. Cindy Brown. Becky Brown. Karrie Tolp. Wendy Chrisman. Tracy Raphael. Lisa Thies. Kecia Fradenburg. Val McNitt. Thera Rivenburg. Joanne Eldred. Alyson Wood. Kristen Tronolone, Cressy Dixon, Yvette Felarca, Kim Follett, Jackie Brown, Chris Slater, Missy Bowles. A k J T, ■ —©—a J -S-K w n r w 9- STUDENT LEADERS: President: Alan Shaw Vice President: T. J. Graf Secretary: Joanne Eldred Treasurers: Mike Wilt Beth Simpson Historian: Mike Danforth Quartermasters: Julie Blackman Karen Wilhelm, Jackie Hall Thera Rivenburg, Corinna Ames Captains: Rifle: Thera Rivenburg Banner: Corinna Ames Dance Line: Cressy Dixon Kim Follett, Kristen Tronolone Drum Majors: Joanne Eldred Valerie McNitt SCHEDULED PERFORMANCES: Saturday 9 26 Band-A-Thon NYSFBC Show at Vestal Saturday 10 3 NYSFBC Show at Norwich FALL FESTIVAL OF BANDS Saturday 10 10 NYSFBC Show at Medina Saturday 10 17 NYSFBC Show at New Hartford Saturday 10 24 NYSFBC Show at Chenango Valley Saturday 10 31 NYSFBC Show at Webster Sunday 11 8 NYSFBC Championships at the Carrier Dome Norwich 7th in the State REPERTOIRE 5 C n -0 SPORTS BOY’S SWIM TEAM Row 1: Randy Ellis, Craig McAvoy, Steve Preuss, Dave Lee, Greg Brustowicz, Rob Burton, Tom O'Keefe, Chris Denning Row 2: Rich Hutchings. Scott Bayless, Tracy Robison, Chad Raphael, T. J. Davis, Brock Foffey, Jack Tessier, Howard Whitney Row 3: Cherie Sargent, Clarence Bates, Trevor Smith, Shawn Appier, Coach Marchant RIFLE TEAM 74 WINTER SPORTS Row 1: Coach Sergio. Kim Willis Row 2: Alex Jakowski, Brian Mirabito, Michael VanPelt, Charlie Peavey, Rob Stone. Jeff Jones Row 3: Joe Gutosky, Bill Cunningham, B. J. Fendsack, Jim Wysor, Matt Moore, Matt Carey GIRL’S BASKETBALL VARSITY Row 1: Jennifer Utter, Lisa McAvoy, Hope Golden, Kelly James, Sue Canto, Coach Kaufman Row 2: Debbie Hallock, Chris Phelan, Billie Conlin, Jami Dansingburg, Peggy Newell Row 1: Jennifer Tronolone, Lisa Thies, Rae Ann Cox, Kim Christensen, Jennifer Rowlison, Coach Martinson Row 2: Karen Dunham, Holly Haugh, Becky Wagner BOY’S BASKETBALL VARSITY Row 1: Bob Davaiu, Jim Parmalee, Randy Bellair, Lewis Harrington, Tom Musserelli, Mark McIntyre, Shawn Aikens, Coach Abbott Row 2: Rob Hamilton, Dave Middendorf, Pat Dowdall, Pete Schultz, Todd Bacter, Matt Beadle, Steve Hamilton J-V Row 1: Coach Branham, Jon Oliver, Bruce Persons, John Huhtala, Matt Woldord, David Koterba, Mike Ford, Tim Rifanburg, Shawn Sastri, Row 2: Lee Rosato, B. J. Grey, Mike Cruz, Matt Benson, Frankie Mauriano, Paul Schultz CHEERLEADING VARSITY Row 1: Michelle Platek, Michelle Maroney, Thera Rivenburg, Laura Diamond, Shelly Kline Row 2: Robin Aikins, Missi Franck, Rebecca Van Vliet, Missi Shepler, Christie Raynor, Kecia Fradenburg Missing: Renee Van Pelt J-V Row 1: Lynne Robertson, Tanya Costanzo, Lynette Ruckdeshei Row 2: Brenda Powell, Saundra Gantt, Sue Wilhelm Row 3: Jennifer Wilhelm Row 4: Tammy Annese, Jennifer Tiffany, Annette Roberts, Rhiannon Adams (mascot) WINTER SPORTS 77 78 WINTER SPTS WRESTLING Row 1: Coach Kovalchik, Tom Yu, Joe Telesky, Don Reese, Kevin Kreiner, Jim Miles, Dan Jenkins, Jeff Lee, Dan Sharpe, Lyle Willis, Jim Cummings, Jim Yacono, Chris Turner, Alan Hess, Rick Burton, Jim Kaufman, Jim Jenkins, Zack Proskine, Terry Brunschmid Row 2: David Armitage, Steve Doing, Ed Holmquist, Jay Franklin, Howard Burdick, Matt Rumminia, Rob Peraza, Dave Jenkins, Sam Rifanburg, Scott Prewitt, Dale Manwarren, Bert Beckwith, Row 3: Neil Peraza, Bob Clipston, Matt Ames, John Vinal, Stephan Young, Bill Lanfair, Scott Hansler, Aaron Giltner, Bob Hagenbuch, Brent Crandall, Eric Evans, BOWLING Row 1: Mike Wilt, Corey Foote, Anjmun Sharma, Row 2: Steve Yu, Dave White, Steve Wrzesinski, Kevin Davis, Lee Felarca, Jeff Philips, Row 3: Rob Simms, Pat Dolan, Heath Kuhn, Adelia Mullins, Sam Ciansiosi, Row 4: Dawn Schneider, Sheri Loomis, Gretchen Parker, Melissa Gaffney, Coach Fern. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Row 1: Tamie Hagenbuch, Nicky Persons, Vana Graves, Kim Boice, Maria Almeida Row 2: Lisa Smith, Peggy Combes, Debbie Mc- Carthy, Johanna Aaltonen, Row 3: Coach Volt, Amy Canto, Kellie Power. Row 4: Stacy Aitken J-V Row 1: Jennifer Zahner, Kelly Lupia, Amy Cahalen, Selina Tyler, Karen Cate, Julie Dia- mond. Row 2: Connie Boczarski, Nikki Roberts, Renee McNeil, Valeri Gibbon, Row 3: Tricia Burton, Ann Ryan, Carie Cum- mings Row 4: Coach DiNoto GYMNASTICS Row 1: Alison Balderson, Tina Cald- well, Leslie Prime, Stefanie Darling, Kim Rivenburg Row 2: Kim Kellish, Stephanie Crandall, Stefanie Benson, Laurie Doliver (manager) Row 3: Erica Brewer, Elana Funaro, Cassidy Holt, Michelle Bixby, Julie Cavese Row 4: Bobbie Jo Hagenbuch, Tra- cy Goodrich, Jennifer Yacano Row 1: Jim Parmalee, Lewis Harrington, Tom Musserelli, Marc McIntyre, Row 2: Dave Middendorf, Pete Schultz, Todd Baxter, Steve Hamilton, Thera Rivenburg. Michelle Maroney, Laura Dia- mond, Missi Shepler Billie Conlin BOYS SOCCER Row 1: Coach McCumiskey, John Maver, Bill Colledge, Ray Kohlepp, Jan Denouden, Rich Johnson, Steve Prime, Josh Brooks, Jim Currie, Ian Andrews, Art Graves, Jason Papke, Chad Seiler, Row 2: Heath Kuhn, Andy Graves, Claudio Hanna, Med McFee, Terry McCumiskey, Chris Handy, Dave Lee. Jim Parmalee. T. J. Davis, Chris Haas, GIRLS SOCCER Row 1: Serena Morrell. Alison Morgan, Billie Conlin, Jennifer Utter, Hope Golden, Kelly James. Kelly Mial. RaeAnn Cox. Kim Martins, Peggy Combes, Coach Fiorina. Row 2: Jennifer Jowasas. Lesley Blackman, Jennifer Yacono, Marcy Snyder, Jami Dansingburg. Becky Wagner, Johanna Aalotenen, Julie Cavese, Tamie Hagenbuch, Wendy Chrisman, Row 3: Lucinda Burke, Stephanie Dain, Lisa Wagner, Terri Grey. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Sitting: Joe Spence, Dave White. Mark Carrano, Pete DeRensis, Jason Coulter, Bobby Hagenbuch. Matt Beadle, Clarence Bates. Steve Yu, Gregg Newkirk Kneeling: Kevin Hoag, Bruce Persons. Rob Peraza, Mike Moore, Pat Dowdall, Andy Clement, John Quattrocchi, Vernie Due, Brian Wessels, Steve Hamilton, Scott Moon, Rob Voss, Ron Whiting, Standing: Mike Kreiner, Mark Rifanburg, Rick Fuller, Bo Pogue, Rick Burton, Craig McAvoy, Kevin Mossman, Tom Stoquert. Brian Fleming, Pete Schultz, Jim Kaufman. Jim Jenkins, John Moore, Shawn Ashton, Kurt Kochersperger, Joe Yacano 82 FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL Front: Frank Whitehill, Brian Doliver, Jim Cummings, Kevin Young. Paul Tubolino, Adam Spence, Shawn Cushman, Bill Miller. Mike Van Pelt, Kneeling: Dan Tucker, Scott Stevens. Sam Ciancloso, Ed Holmquist, Matt Gale, Sam Rifanburg, Matt Lollman, Mike Branciforte, Don Reese, Standing: Fred Goldby. Lyle Willis, Ryan Graf. Tim Rifanburg. Shawn Sastri, John Huhtala, Chris Turner. Matt Wolford. Dana Gregson, Dan Jenkins, Matt Smith FOOTBALL 83 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Row 1: Missy Shepler, Rhiannon Adams (Mascot). Michelle Maroney. Standing: Carolyn Steward, Renee Van Pelt, Missi Franck, Robin Aikens, Michelle Shackelton, Top: Rebecca Can Vliet. Jamie James. Alisa Shackelton Left to Right: Kecia Fradenburg, Shelly Kline, Tammy Annese, Kneeling: Michelle Platek. Shannon Kelly, Carol Whiting, Deb Hohmann, Debbie White, Standing: Patty Bright, Julie Diamond, Kim Wright. 84 CHEERLEADERS GOLF Left to Right (Front) Rob Alaimo, Steve Brochu, Kneeling: Tom DiNoto, Dave Middendorf, Joe Gutosky. Jim Wysor. Tom Revoir, Standing: Tom Muserilli, Matt Hart, Coach Fern, Chris Denning, Bill Cunningham, Pat Ford, CROSS COUNTRY Front, from left: Harald Larsen, Nathan Barry, Randy Ellis, Bill Conant, Back Row: Charlie McKinnon, Lewis Harrington, Coach Dye, Bob Rice, Jim Miles Front, left to right: Tracy Bevelacqua, Tammy Feterman, Back: Jennifer Funk, Wileen Skuster, Terri Brunschmid, Kirstin Tidd GIRLS TENNIS Kneeling (Left to right) Jennifer Lee, Carrie Bernardi, Gretchen Parker, Kathy Pong, Carrie Sue Miers Standing, Jonelle Windsor, Stacy Aitken, Coach Stewart, Amy Hemsley, Jill Siok, Chrissie Lohrisch GIRLS SWIMMING From Left, front: Lisa McAvoy. Darci Ellis, Cherie Sargent, Cassidy Holt, Beth Lim, Kneeling: Evelyn Lim, Saundra Gantt. Tera McIntyre, Middle: Tish Titus, Sue Canto, Jennifer Bauer, Jessica Bauer, Christie Raynor, Chris Phelan. Connie Boczarski, Sarah Riley, Back: Veronica Steers, Deanna Chang, Kelly Mirabito, Kristen Tronolone. Coach LoPiccolo, Mary Ann DiStefano, Amy Canto. Katie Fern, Annette DeOunden, Shawn Appier (volunteer assistant coach) 86 TEMNIS — SWIM FALL SPORTS SENIORS Top: Lucinda Burke Row 2: Lisa Wagner, Wendy Chrisman Row 3: (L-R) Kelly Mirabito, Kristen Tronolone, Mary Ann DiStephano, Veronica Steers, Amy Johanna Aalotenen, Billie Conlin, Terri Grey, Peggy Coombes, Steph- Canto, Deanna Chang, Katie Fern anie Dain. Row 1: Harald Larsen, Charles McKilligen, Lewis Harrington, Bobby Rice Standing: Terry McCumiskey, James Paramlee, David Lee, Jan denOuden. Chris Handy Row 2: Randy Ellis, Nathan Barry, Bill Conant Row 1: Steve Prime Row 1: Tom Stoquert, Ricky Burton, Kevin Mossman, Brian Fleming, Pete Schultz, Kevin Hoag, Rob Voss Row 2: Bo Pogue. Craig MacAvoy, Joe Yacono. Shawn Ashton, Joe Spence. Scott Moon. Row 3: Jim Jenkins. Gregg Newkirk, Steve Hamilton FALL SPTS. SENIORS 87 88 SPORTS CANDIDS BOYS TENNIS ALBfl Row 1: Joel O'Brien. Ed Rose. Todd Sacks. John Hutala, Dave Lee. Mark Anderson. Pete Miers. Chris Wright. Chris Huntington, Tony Hoffman, Jim Hoy, Bill Brochu Row 2: Martin Edlund, Rob Cavese, Frank Mauriano, Adam Snay, Steve Brochu, Matt Rowles, Claudio Hanna, Jan den Ouden TENNIS 89 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Abbott. Tom DiNoto, Steve Zeino, Pete Schultz, Matt Archambo. Rob Eccleston, John Quattrocchi. Alan Hess. Amy Hemsley (manager) Row 2: o Dpug McCullough. Chris Kraeger, R. J. Lauenstein, Terry Hagenbuch, Dean Robison. Kelli Fendsack, (Manager) JV BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Adams, Randy Bellair, Matt Hart, Rick Fleming, Alex Stiles, John Moore, Keith Meirs, Row 2: Matt Caezza, Kevin Davis, Matt Moore, Adam Spence, Pat Dowdall Row 3: Paul Schultz, B. J. Gray, Brian Burton Row 1: Jason Colter. Dan Funk, Mike Franck. Mike Davis. Mike Murray Row 2: Mark Rifanburg, Rob Voss, Steve Yu, Jimmy Kaufman, Rob Burton. Kevin Hoag, Clarence Bates, Row 3: Coach Congdon, Mark Carrano. Andy Graves. Chris Graff, Rick Fuller, Pat Livingston. Joe Yacono, Jim Cummings, Brian Wessels, Assistant Coach Carney Rhinevault CO O CD H X n u H tt Qg a Row 1: Coach Rhinevault. Joyce Marshall, Sa- rah Riley. Lucinda Burke. Kathy Pong. Bobbi- Jo Hagenbuch, Maria Garcia, Jennifer Otter, Lynn Meigs, Penny Snell, Christina Caldwell. Stefanie Darling Row 2: Billie Conlin. Coach Decker, Sara Farquhar. Jennifer Yacono, Aeta Washburn, Sarah Perry, Mary Burr, Row 3: Chrissie Burton. Casey Decker, Fran Wallen, Renee Blackman, Andrea Snyder, Trish Bur- ton, Kim Rivenburg SPRINGSPORTS SENIORS Top: Stephanie Dain Middle: Lisa Wagner. Amy Canto Bottom: Terri Grey, Matt Rowles, Dave Lee, Rob Cavese, Jan den Ounden Kari Tumminia, Mary Ann DiStefano Kevin Hoag, Joe Yacano, Rob Voss Row 1: Sara Farquhar, Billie Conlin, Lynn Meigs, Mary Burr, Row 2: Penny Snell, Lucinda Burke, Chrissie Burton SPRING SPTS. 93 VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: Stephanie Dain, Amy Canto Row 2: Mary Ann DiStefano. Jami Dansingburg, Lisa Wagner Row 3: Coach Fiorina, Kari Tumminia, Sue Canto, Lisa McAvoy, Hope Golden, Kelly James, Terri Grey Row 1: Jessica Bauer, Jennifer Bauer Row 2: Tish Titus, Stacy Aitken, Wendy Hoag Row 3: Deb Hallock, Erin Harrington, Connie Boezarski, Selina Tyler, Peggy Combes S6 saiawvD 96 CANDIDS CLASS OF 1991 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Class Colors: Midnight Blue and Silver Class Flower: Red Rose Class Motto: The risk to dream — Is the willingness to succeed. In Photo At Left: (L-R) Bryan Snyder, Treasurer, Renee Brochu, Secretary, Amy Cahalan, Vice President, Tracy Robison, President FRESHMAN CABINET Row 1: Patty Bright, Jennifer Manwarren, Renee Brochu, Kirsten Tidd, Becky Hudec Row 2: Bryan Snyder, Tracy Robison, Annette Roberts 100 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 1 Row 1 Matthew Ames, Stephan Dunham, Joe Telesky. Brent Crandall. Steven Bert, Eric Ev- ans, Becky Wagner, Annette Roberts Row 2 Michele Cross, Christie Cannestra. Shannon Fletcher. Rich Beebe, Alan Smith. Kirsten Tidd, Maggie McGuire, Heidi Anerson, Stacy Nichols, Nona Shapley, Kelly Williams Row 3 J J Cole, Bruce Persons, San Cianciosi, Heath Khun. BJ Gray, Matt Wolford Row 1 Dan Tucker, John Sands, Tom Redfild, Joe Combs, Shawn Dyer, Jim Currie, Mike Haskins Row 2 Tammy Collins, Lynne Rob- ertson, Daisy Sharma, Saundra Gantt, Tera McIntyre, Barb Bedford, Samantha Anderson, Jenn Tiffany Row 3 Kristen Paino, Jennifer Johnson, Lori Wright HOMEROOM 2 CLASS OF 1991 101 Row 1: Steve Wright, Kathy Gessling, Shannon Kelly, Julie Diamond, Jennifer Zahner, Tracy Robison, Alan Sartirana, Don Reese, Dave DeMott, Ryan Hills, Tessa Andrews Row 2: HOMEROOM 21 Row 1: Ken Smith, Richard Sears, Brian Mirabito, T. J. Coant. Neil Peraza, Brenda Powell, Cristi Cleveland, Holly Haugh, Marcy Lester. Pamela Winner Row 2: Mike Ford. Steve Doing. Ed Holmquist, Marc Richer, Christina Smith 102 CLASS OF 1991 HOMEROOM 26 Row 1: Terri Bower, Stephanie Rothwell, Tanya Van Tine, Kelly Lupia, Jason Hughes, Jay Franklin, John Vinal Row 2: Kim Squires, Stacy Head, Patty Bright, Tammy Annese, Er- ic Moore, Scott Snell, Steve Wrzesinski, Shane Mundy, Casey Conlin, Sam Rifanburg Row 1: Melissa Powers, Bonnie Stanton, Kevin Worth Row 2: Heather Collier, Becky Ashton, Karyn Dunham, Renee Brochu, Jennifer Rowl- ison, Jennifer Manwarren, Chad Seiler, Colleen Murray, Charles Lockwood, Gordon Donnelly Row 3: Tim Rifanburg, Paul Tubolino, Peter Ortell, Bryan Snyder HOMEROOM CLASS OF 1991 103 Row 1: Becky Bresee, Addie Barber, Paggy Newell, Lyn Ruckdeschel, Tanya Costanzo, Cassidy Holt, Gloria Bumpus, Jason Zummo, Chad Sheldon Row 2: Brian Robinson, Jason HOMEROOM 47 Row 1: Jamie Arnold, Sunrise Colter, Rob Stone. Aarin Windsor, Bob Clipston, Aaron Giltner, Tom Slate, Kevin Kriener, Charlie Pea- vey, Shaun Dubois Row 2: Joan De Bumpus, Becky Hudeck, Rose Raffel, Holly Fisher, Valeri Manzer, Cindy Santolucito, Teresa Barrows Row 3: Mutsue Tanabe, Sue Wilhelm, Amy Nice, Raeanne Cox. Amy Cahalan 104 CLASS OF 1991 CLASS OF 1990 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Class Flower: Sweetheart Rose Class Motto: Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Noelle Long, President; Ron Whiting, Vice-President; Amber Perkins, Treasurer; Kateri Paul, Secretary SOPHOMORE CABINET Row 1: A. Jones, Aaron Weeks, Kateri Paul, Chris Denning, Ron Whiting Row 2: Margaret Schultz, Stacy Darrah, Lara Arabian, Katie Schwann Row 3: Beth Lim, Nikki Roberts, Dawn Schryder, Liz Simpson, Amber Perkins, Jamie Dansingburg, Noelle Long. Jenn Funk 106 SOPH'S HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: Robin Aikins, Lisa Thies, Chrissie Lohrisch, Connie Boczarski, Chris Phelan, Wendy Hoag. Barb Burr. Row 2: Dave Pace. Matt Benson. Neil Gray, John Maver, Terry Sutton, Lyle Willis, Matt Lollman Row 3: Valer- ie Gibbon. Kim Rivenburg, Teri Fermstone. Lesley McGinley Missing: B J Fendsack HOMEROOM 10 Row 1: Joanna Roberts, Dawn Schneider, Jami Dansinburg, Shana Gillespie, Peggy Angle, Carrie Fletcher Row 2: Angel Bovee, Michelle Thurbur, Debbie Homan, Jennifer Miller, Jen- nifer Wilhelm, Chris Turner, Dana Gregson, Chris Denning, Wayne College Row 3: Rob Benton, Noelle Long, Trisha Burton, Shaun Wright, Dan Meyer CLASS OF 1990 107 Row 1 Rob Corbin, Jeff Biviano, Yvonne Schrantz, Jackie Mahannah, Nikki Roberts, Jim Wysor, Tony Maiello, A Jones Row 2 Kecia Fradenburg, Michelle Platek, Stephanie Darling, Tish Titus, Lara Arabian, Jennifer Bowman, Kim Wright, Kevin Miles, Lee Rosato, Rich Franklin Row 3 Michelle Cabrera, Gretchen Moon, Rob Simms, Brian Doliver, Chris Haas. Row 1 Aaron Weeks, Mike Branciforti, Mar- garet Schultz, Stacy Darrah. Jennifer Tro- nolone, Sharah Brady. Mya Mansmith, Becky Balia Row 2 Scott Mayne, Scott Prewitt, Steve Gibbon, Leslie Prime. Bobbie Hagenbuch. Jamie James. Carol Conklin Row 3 Jeff Jones. Rob Alaimo. Darren Hall. Jay SantaLucia, Mark Miller. Missing: Shelley Caline HOMEROOM 15 108 CLASS OF 1990 iriiii HOMEROOM 20 . v csoq CSCCC Row 1: Steve Dorsey. Steve Brochu, Fred Goldby. Frankie Mauriano, Shawn Sastri, Chad Raphael, Scott Miller, Jim Cummings Row 2: Kyle Hall. Cindy Manwarren, Eric Ash, Re- becca Van Vliet, Christie Raynor, Katy Schwan. Debbie Bramer. Deena French, Maria Rotundo, Kateri Paul, Aimee Claycomb, Lesley Blackman HOMEROOM 41 Row 1: Amber Perkins, Deb Hallock, Jennifer Funk, Alisa Shackelton, Megan Eastwood, Jenny King, Chris Marango, Jackie Brown, Lottie Redford, Chris Club Row 2: Scott Can- nestra, Scott Bayless, Alex Jankowsky, Row 3: Shaun Cummings, Bill Miller, Brent Stone, Kevin Young, Dave Koterba, Bob Button CLASS OF 1990 109 Row 1 Art Graves, Justin Stone, Irad Marvin, Shawn Cushman, P J Benedict, Ian Robinson, Ron Whiting, John Huhtala, Marc Lawson Row 2 Margo Eickler, Gina Voorhis, Beth Lim, Sa- rah Riley, Liz Simpson, Michelle Gaines, Shan- non Burdick, Row 3 Jon Oliver, Tim Living- ston, Carrie Cummings, Jennifer Blake, Paul Schultz A 7VFUTT lJ-------------------- ___- ' d. • S'— -Tcnr r yvcfca- S'rimuwi. CLASS OF 1989 JUNIOR OFFICERS Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: Rose Class Motto: ‘‘The dreams of yesterday are the hopes of today and the realities of tomorrow.'' (L-R) Jonelle Windsor Treasurer. Gretchen Parker, Secretary, Kurt Kochersperger, Vice-President and Josh Brooks, President JUNIOR CABINET Row 1: Kurt Kochersperger, Jill Hanson, Katie Newell, Ned McFee. John Moore, Josh Brooks, Claudio Hanna, Lee Felarca, Jim Kaufman Row 2: Jennifer Bauer, Jes- sica Bauer, Jonelle Windsor, Jennifer Whispell, T. J. Davis, Andy Graves, Row 3: Carrie Bernardi, Gretchen Parker, Eileen Skuster, Rich Johnson, Sharon Velez, Jen- nifer Yacono 112 JUNIORS HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: T. J. Graf. David Armitage, Rich Hutch- ings. Rob Burton. Pat Dowdall. Vernie Due Row 2: Brian Roberts. Richard Johnson, Jessica Bauer. Row 3: Allen Young. Val McNitt, Holly Sheffer. Terry Brunschmid. Ann Summermat- ter. Kellie Murray Row 1: Bert Beckwith, Brian Wessels, Clarence Bates, Dave Jenkins, Mike Kreiner, Scott Roberson, Row 2: Renee Van Pelt, Kristen Burr, Cathy Mercurio, Jodi Harrington HOMEROOM 12 CLASS OF 1989 113 I Row 1: Sharon Velez, Matt Caezza, Kelly Neubauer, Rose Smith, Jim Miles. Jason Colter Row 2: Carrie Bernardi, Matt Beadle, Jonelle Windsor, Eilleen Skuster, Shelly Lockhart, Ju- lie Townsend, Carrie Burton Missing: Rich Johnson Row 1: Mike Miller, Dave White, Lori Wad- sworth. Row 2: Cindy Chesebro, Lisa DeFeo, Julie Blackman. Michelle Ingraham, Stacy Trask. Kate Newell 114 CLASS OF 1989 HOMEROOM 16 HOMEROOM 29 Row I: Randy Bellair, Jim Kaufman. Matt Moore Row 2: Kelly Nial. Matt Fayer, Patty Somers HOMEROOM 33 Row 1: Matt Moore, Rick Fuller, Shawn Aikins, John Chimento Row 2: Shawn Kelley, John Quattricchi, Josh Brroks Row 3: Jennifer Ya- cano, Courtney Sullivan, Alison Morgan, Jen- nifer Whispell, Jess Olin, Angela Speziele, Ka- ren Cate, Jackie Hall CLASS OF 1989 115 Row 1: Gary Hiller, Mark Gardener, Kurt HOMEROOM 45 Row 1: Mike Glessling. Mark Rifanburg, Amy Barber, Ray Kohlepp Row 2: Carolyn Steward, Jennifer Bauer 116 CLASS OF 1989 Row 1 (L-R) Bob Button. Rob Hagenbuch. Stephan Young. Bert Beckwith, Charles Kurtz. Jen Lanfair. Carol Whiting. Metta Washburn Row 2 (L-R) Tammy Guinto. Christa Mirabito. Dina Harrington. Kathy Mecurio, Jennifer Leahy. Andy Clement. Tim Crandall. Nicole Persons, Jim Yacano, Ricky Fleming, Jeff Parmalee. Rob Blake. Matt Miers, John Jones. Scott Wright. Anne Ryan. Clarence Bates. Missy Bright. Tim Osterhout, Cynthia Brown, Matt Stevens. Joey Hertz. Row 1 (L-R) Jeff Barnhart. Peggy Combes. Pat Dolan, Terry Crandall, Row 2 Kemmie Fink. Carol Quincy. Wendy Santalucito, Kim Willis. Chuck Slate. Deanne Gale. Holly Blake, Missy Bair Row 3 Zach Proskine, Andy Cummings. Trish Colson. Bill Baxter. Karen Streichert. Scott Dodge. Andy Burlison. Jim Jenkins, Theresa Van Deuser, Bob Rice. Ricky Burton. Gary Ashcraft, James Collins. Stacy Manwarren. Judy Jeffer. Michelle Lane. P.M. BOCES 118 S1KI3A3 lVD3dS 0qjqfi Aasujanr) aqjL SPECIAL EVENTS V } MEDIEVAL 124 MASQUERADE The 1987 Junior Prom entitled A Medieval Masquerade was held May 16, 1987 by the Class of ’88. It was a night of handsome princes and beautiful queens. The couples danced under a midnight blue sky within the flagstone walls and courtyards. All in attendance were awed as they entered the glorious castle made of sturdy stone walls and turrets. Outside the magical castle lay a drawbridge, the only way in or out of the ball! Work on the prom began early in December of ’86. Class officers Steve Preuss, Jason Windsor, Amy Canto and Mary Ann DiStefano began planning the various details with the help of Miss Andrea Macura, the class advisor. The night of the Prom was one of happiness, surprise, nervousness, and most of all anxiousness to find out who the king and queen would be. All of the chaperons were dressed in the style of the medieval period, from soldiers and princes to ladies in waiting and a wizard. Even the band played the part dressing as medieval musicians. And a won- derfully crafted castle cake” was a refreshing treat, as was the punch, from authentic wine casks. As the time of the crowning drew near, castle became very restless. Finally, it was time to introduce all of the juniors and their dates. After this, the announcement of the King and Queen and their court of Princes and Princesses. The King was Joe Yacano, and the Queen was Mary Long. The honorable members of their court were: 1st Prince and Princess — Steve Preuss and Cressy Dixon; 2nd Prince and Princess — Jason Windsor and Kim Follett; 3rd Prince and Princess — Marty Jacobi and Amy Canto; 4th Prince and Princess — Terry McCumiskey and Kristen Tronolone. The Prom of 1987 proved to be one of the best proms held in recent Norwich history. This is a tribute to the elegant class of 1988. 125 JUNGLE Homecoming Parade Football Float Sophomore Float, 3rd Place 126 HOMECOMING Junior Float, 1st Place Senior Float, 2nd Place JIVE October 3, 1988 Court Thera Rivenburg — Queen, escorted by Steve Neigut Amy Canto — second runner-up. escorted by Steve Preuss Cressy Dixon — first runner-up, escorted by Jamie Frank Homecoming 1988 began early on Octo- ber 3rd with the parade down Broad Street. The Marching Band led the parade, fol- lowed by the football players, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Then the homecoming court candidates made their appearance as they rode down the street in convertibles. At 1:30 pm., Nor- wich played Sus Valley in the Homecoming football game. The marching band did a half-time show and stood on the field as our Homecoming Court was announced: 4th runner-up Kim Fol- lett, 3rd runner-up Wendy Chrisman, 2nd runner-up Amy Canto, 1st runner-up Cressy Dixon, and the Home- coming Queen for 1987-1988: Thera Rivenburg. Later that night there were two events. The Pep Club hosted a homecoming dance in the Middle School Gym. Also, the band hosted a field show at Veteran’s Field. Wendy Chrisman — third runner-up. escorted by Kim Follett — fourth runner-up, escorted by Chris Terry McCumiskey Handy HOMECOMING 127 42nd STREET THE DANCERS THE BAND Row 1: Steve Preuss, T. J. Graf Row 2: Erica Ortell, Kirsten Tidd, Bill Conant, Steve Dorsey, Jackie Hall Row 3: Mike Danforth, Marc Funaro, Eric Ash Row 4: Val McNitt, Evelyn Lim, Elizabeth Lim, Sarah Perry Row 1: Karen Ryerse, Margaret Schultz, Simon Tidd, Wayne Van Camp, Nikole Wahlberg Row 2: Leanne Neuland. Ann Greenberg, Catherine Ryerse, Kim Wright, Megan Eastwood, Jennifer Milner Row 3: Kristine Jones, Alison Morgan, Jonelle Windsor, Julie Blackman Row 4: Jessica Welles, Deena French, Evelyn Lim, Lucille Elia. Lara Arabian, Scott Bixler, Steve Wrzesinski Row 5: Joanne Eldred, Cressy Dixon, Yvette Felarca, Diana Gonzalez Row 6: Kurt Kochersperger, Marc Lawson Missing: Connie Boczarski, Mutsue Tanabe, Karen Wilhelm, Katie Fern, Veronica Steers. Kristen Tronolone THE SENIORS Row 1: Jason Windsor. Simon Tidd, Wayne Van Camp, Ron Gardner, Row 2: Steve Preuss. Leanne Neuland, Alan Shaw, Joanne Eldred. Row 3: Chris Kraeger, Mike Danforth, Yvette Felarca. Jessica Welles, Ann Greenberg, Scott Bixler, Kris Jones Row 4: Catherine Ryerse, Lucille Elia, Cressy Dixon, Diana Gonzalez Come and meet Those dancing feet On the avenue We’re takin’ you to . .. 42nd Street! MUSICAL 129 “42nd Street” is a big, bold musical set in 1933, that celebrates “the stuff tha dreams are made of.” It is the story of a small town girl, Peggy Sawyer, who come to New York City to audition for a Broadway musical. After finally getting ai audition, she becomes part of the cast of the musical “Pretty Lady. The sho revolves around the rehearsals for “Pretty Lady,” the cast, and the director, Juliai Marsh. When the star of the show breaks her ankle, the cast suggests Peggy for the part The director is hesitant, but decides they will give Peggy a chance. In only thre days Peggy is transformed into a live leading lady.” The huge success of the shov makes Peggy a star. SET TECH CREW: Tom O'Keefe, Jeff Windsor, Kateri Paul, Sarah Perry, Beth Lim, Ryan Hilts, Simon Tidd, Nathan Barry, Shawn Kelly. STAFF: Musical Director: Drama: Choreography: Make-Gp: Publicity: Hair Styling: Donna Halbert Nick DeSalvatore Bernie Windsor Geryl Gardner Sue Blackman, Marilyn Kochersperger Michelle Maiello, Carol Quincy Dorothy Brock . . . Blythe Fahy Peggy Sawyer . . . Leanne Neuland Maggie Jones . . . Kim Martins Anytime Annie . . . Yvette Felarca Phyllis Dale . . .Jessica Welles Lorraine Flemming . . . . . Ann Greenberg Diane Lorimer . . . Veronica Steers Ethel . . . Diana Gonzalez Julian Marsh ...Jason Windsor Bert Barry Billy Lawlor Andy Lee . . . Kurt Kochersperger Mac Pat Denning Abner Dillon . . .Chris Kraeger Thugs . . . Scott Bixler, Simon Tidd Doctor Bartender . . . Joe Esposito Waiters Bixler, Simon Tidd, Steve Wrzesinski Policeman . . .Wayne Van Camp Pickpocket Oscar . . . Alan Shaw THE CAST 130 MUSICAL BLAST FROM THE PAST 19 SPIRIT WEEK 88 FEBRUARY 29-MARCH 5 Mon. Hat Shades Day PURPLE TEAM 1 WHITE TEAM 0 Tues. Clash Day 1 0 Wed. Fruit Veggie Day 1 0 Thurs, Theme Day 0 1 Fri. Color Day 0 1 Trivia Question, Mystery Pt. 5 3 Program Cover 0 1 Door Decorations 2 1 Water Relay 1 0 Bowling 1 0 Floor Hockey 2 0 Spirit Feud 0 1 Water Polo 1 0 Rifle Match 1 0 Faculty Volleyball 1 1 Team Entrance Spirit Speeches 3 1 Shoe Shuffle 1 0 Girls Tug of War 0 1 Circle Relay 1 0 Scooter Relay 1 0 Over Under Relay 0 1 Bat Pin Relay 0 1 Mural 2 2 Jello Eating Contest 0 1 Obstacle Race 1 0 Crab Soccer 0 2 Boys Tug of War 1 0 Birls Dance 1 3 Simon Says 0 1 Football Uniform Relay 0 1 Boys Dance 1 3 Sportsmanship 2 0 FINAL SCORE 31 27 PURPLE TEAM ir- £H 132 SPIRIT WEEK WHITE TEAM SPIRIT WEEK 133 1988 SPIRIT 134 SPIRIT WEEK WEEK 1988 SPIRIT WEEK 135 136 The Cafeteria — New Part I’m gonna make a change for once in my life I’m gonna feel real good gonna make a difference Gonna make it right As I turn up the collar on my favorite winter coat This wind is blowin’ my mind I see the kids in the street with not enough to eat Who am I to be blind? Pretending not to see their needs A summer’s disregard a broken bottle top And a one man's soul They follow each other on the wind ya’ know ’Cause they got nowhere to go That's why I want you to know I’m starting with the man in the mirror I’m asking him to change his ways And no message could have been any clearer If you wanna make the world a better place Take a look at yourself, and then make a change I’ve been a victim of a selfish kind of love It's time that I realize That there are some with no home not a nickel to loan Could it be really me pretending that they’re not alone? A willow deeply scarred somebody's broken hea And a washed out dream They follow the pattern of the wind ya' see Cause they got no place to be That's why I’m starting with me You gotta get it right, while you got the time ’Cause when you close you heart You can’t close your mind! — By Siedah Garrett and Glen Ballard — Performed by Michael Jackson 138 THEME PAGE A room in the New Wing Dr. Preuss In 1984, at Norwich High School a new freshman class arrived — the class of '88. Also in that year President Reagan began his second term; it was also an Olympic year. Now it is 1988. This former freshman class will soon leave the secure halls of NHS and embark on the unpredictable journey of life. In 1988 many things are happening, and changing. It is a dynamic year. It is the year of the 22nd Olympiad, also President Reagan, the oldest president, is ending his tenure. Our own Principal, Dr. Paul Preuss, is leaving NHS after 25 years. The most obvious change is the construction going on in and around the school. New teach- ers administrators have been added to the evergrowing faculty over our stay in this building. An important change is the improvement of school climate and school spirit. NHS is a more fun place to be than it once was. The change in our lives during the past four years has been tremendous. There will be many changes in our lives in the years to come. We, the editors, hope that this Archive has reflected the theme of change. Best of luck to all in the future! The Hallway of the New Wing THEME PAGE 139 SENIORS CLASS OF 1988 SENIOR OFFICERS Veronica Steers Secretary Amy Canto Treasurer Class Colors: Purple and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: Each new day is a journey ... a chance to explore the boundless world of our dreams. Jason Windsor Vice-President Steve Preuss President SENIOR CABINET Row 1: Lewis Harrington, Karen O’Neil, Lisa Smith. Lucille Elia, Sarah Andrews, Katie Fern, Joe Spence, Joanne Eldred, Sara Farquhar Row 2: Michelle Maroney, Sue Hallock, Jason Windsor, Steve Preuss, Steve Prime, Dave Middendorf, Row 3: Wendy Chrisman, Tracy Raphael, Mary Long, Yvette Felarca, Tammy Fetterman, Dave Lee 144 CLASS OF 1988 Gary G. Ashcraft Shawn Ashton THE CLASS HISTORY The year 1970 might seem meaningless to some, a time between peace signs, the original Dead Heads, and the dreaded era of disco music and Saturday Night fever. Little did the world expect that this year would bring onto the earth a new generation of children ready to change the world! Of course we weren’t very formidable at first. Our parents nursed us through diapers, the terrible twos, potty training, and learning to walk and talk. continued on page 146 .. . Kathryn A’Hearn Sarah Kristen Andrews Melissa Jo Bair David J. Barnhart CLASS OF -88 145 When we entered kindergarten flags were flying and mother’s tears were falling, whether out of joy or sadness, we will never know! Molding our minds was an easy task for our lives revolved around naps, snacks and crayons. As we grew, we started to take shape. Whether one went to Perry Browne with its Flintstone type dwellings (now abandoned for the great wooden fortress that has been constructed), Gibson with its red light in the cafeteria and endless games of cooties”, or Saint Paul’s with the frequent Iroquois Village projects and eventful games of kill the guy”, we all pretty much did the same thing — progressed towards adolescence. Continued on page 147 .. . Holly J. Blake Steve Bitzer Kimberly B. Boice 146 CLASS OF ’88 Kimberly Ann Branham Gregory P. Brustowicz Melissa Bowles Lucinda A. Burke I M m Andrew Burlison While some of us remained at Saint Paul’s School, most of us went on to the Middle School where we met Mr. Dalton and Dr. Morton. There we developed our minds and began our extracurricular activities including band and sports. In these hallowed halls we also discovered the Industrial Arts labs and the Home Economics kitchens and sewing machines. Continued on page 148 .. . CLASS OF 88 147 Mary L. Burr Bonnie Burton The real challenge came when we united at Norwich High School. It was a new beginning for many and an experience not easily forgotten. This was a chance to shape our lives (somewhat) for the first time in our existence. Freshman year began with the election of co-presidents Lew Harrington and Ron Stone, Vice-president Alyson Wood, secretary Erica Ortell, and treasurer Rob Cavese. Yes, Freshman year, a time of trips to the dump for the Earth Science students and the long, boring lectures in General Science, where we learned more just by reading the inscriptions on the desks. Continued on page 149 .. . Richard W. Burton Ann Marie Campbell Mark Cannestra 148 CLASS OF 88 Amy M. Canto George H. Chesebro Robert J. Cavese Wendy Chrisman Deanna Chang Connie Clements Michael C. Cleveland For our frosh fundraiser we sold chocolates. The endless pounding of nouns, verbs, and adjectives seemed to last forever but finally we made it to our Sophomore year. This year we elected a new leader: Steve Preuss, Alyson was again vice-president, Kristen Tronolone as secretary, and Krista Briese as treasurer. With Mr. Paul as our advisor we sold cheese and sausage with a passion to satisfy our money hungry desires and our dreams for our future at Norwich High School. Our attempts at delivering the cheese and sausage were in vain as our order was lost. Finally, after re-ordering, our customers’ appetites were satisfied. Continued on page 150 .. . CLASS OF 88 149 150 CLASS OF '88 Becky Coleman Peggy Sue Combes Junior year came with a sigh of relief as we finally became Upperclassmen.” Steve led us once again as president with vice-president Jason Windsor, treasurer Amy Canto, and secretary Mary Ann DiStefano. Our first major experience was winning first place in the Homecoming Parade. As Juniors we were concerned with the usual — putting off our homework to enhance our social lives. Continued on page 151 ... Billie May Conlin Pamela Corey Bill Cunningham While some of us remained warm within the walls of Norwich High School others in BOCES had to trudge into the freezing buses every day to try again the frustrating perming process or similar activities. A lot of them were involved in a very ambitious project, spending their time building a house with all its difficulties in the middle of a blustery winter. Our magazine sale came off with few problems and financially we seemed ready for the prom. Continued on page 152 .. . 151 Jan den Ouden Darrin Edward DeWitt Laura Lynn Diamond Thomas DiNoto Patrick Jay Dolan Mary Ann DiStefano Joanne Marie Eldred Lucille D. Elia Cressida Ann Dixon For awhile, we had no advisor. Miss Macura did finally decide to befriend this rebellious class with its reputation for turning teachers off. The planning of the prom took decades of time, but we finally pulled off the beautiful “Medieval Masquerade.” The King and Queen were Joe Yacono and Mary Long. Our theme song was “The Glory of Love”. Some said we had the best prom ever, and we should have — for the price!! Junior year was also the year of Mark Scharenbroich and “Dare to Care”. Continued on page 153 .. . Randall K. Ellis 152 CLASS OF '88 Francesca Esposito And so we came to our Senior year a little less rebellious and with a leaner class treasury. The school year began with construction continuing in various parts of the school. We received second place in the Homecoming Parade with the theme of “Jungle Jive (the first place money would have helped), and Thera Rivenberg was Homecoming Queen. Continued on page 154 .. . Sara Farquhar Catherine S. Fern Yvonne C. Felarca Kelli Ann Fendsack Tammy Jean Fetterman Kemmie Sue Fink Class of '88 153 Our officers were the same, except for Veronica Steers who became our new secretary. With the help of our new class advisor Mrs. DeMott, the Senior Cabinet created new projects for making money without spending it. We sponsored the Second Annual Senior Morp. Our theme was construction which fit perfectly with the cafeteria (Which when officially opened could only be enjoyed by Seniors for a short time.) The selling of the “Class of ’88’ T-shirts also helped us but the prospect of a class trip still seemed just a dream. Continued on page 155 .. . Statyra Foster Brian Frank Brian P. Fleming I 154 CLASS OF ’88 Melissa Marie Gaffney Deanne M. Gale Ronald Gardner Diana V. Gonzalez CLASS OF '88 155 Marc A. Funaro Theresa M. Furgison Here we are, the Class of '88 a new generation of Dead Heads, entranced with peace signs. Some of us will go to work, college, or trade school, but basically we’ve all done the same thing: WE’VE GROWN GP!!! Hopefully, the future will bring us happiness and success. Whatever it holds, let us hope together that we will not lose touch with the special friends who shared our trials and tribulations during this brief time here in Norwich High School. This is the end of our class history and the beginning of new and different experiences for all of us . . . Sean M. Fryover Arriving fresh from the Middle School To the halls of NHS Our new schedules were confusing; And our minds were quite a mess. Susan J. Hallock Milton Hackett Vana L. Graves 156, CLASS OF '88 Christopher S. Handy Lewis E. Harrington Robert B. Houghton But organization finally came, For Mrs. Grzibowski pulled us through, Our class began selling chocolate. Led by Ronnie and Big Lew. Alan Hesse Kevin S. Hoag Martin A. Jacobi Judi Jeffer CI ASS OF Rft 1S7 James Jenkins Linda Jewell We envied all the seniors It seemed our day would never come, The year, however, ended Before we’d realized it had begun. Renee Ann Johnson Kristine Marie Jones Karen Ann Jorgensen 158 CLASS OF '88 Daphne Lyn Kossman Michelle M. Lane Harald Larsen Dave Lee Jeff Lee Our sophomore year was the crazy stage, We were all so “in between”, No longer quite so ignorant, Yet too young to be supreme. CLASS OF '88 159 It was Steve’s first year as president, And it all seemed doomed to fall, As cheese and sausage filled the air, Twice, as I recall. Al Lester, Jr. David Loeffler Mary E. F. Long Michelle Marie Maiello Daniel Macintosh Maryrose Maiurano 160 CLASS OF- '88 Craig McAvoy Debbie McCarthy We were all tortured by Two Cities, And strangled by our maths, But even then it was apparent, We had chosen different paths. Julie Ann Marango Michelle Maroney Timothy Marvin Douglas S. McCollough Lori Mason Ronald McIntyre Chad McKee We rolled into our Junior year, The world became quite cruel, Some of us planned for the future, While others “bombed” the school. Michelle D. McConnell Terence McCumiskey Mark McIntyre Charles McKilligan Mary McNitt 162 CLASS OF '88 ■ Our prom theme was finally chosen, There was controversy and chide, Jason however,worked diligently With Ms. Macura at his side. Lynn A. Meigs David Middendorf Reygina Mills Kelly Mirabito Scott A. Moon Scott R. Moon Amy Marie Morley CLASS OF '88 163 But the masquerade had ended, Our days of quiet were gone, We learned from Mark Scharenbroich, It was time now, to move on. Thomas Muserilli Stephan M. Neigut Greg Newkirk Denise O’Donnell Kevin W. Mossman Leanne Newland Karen Marie O’Neil 164 CLASS OF 1988 , ■J- At last we became the Seniors, That were envied for so long, We prepared for graduation, While Alan composed our song. Nichole S. Persons Bo Pogue Susan Elaine Perry Kelly Power CLASS OF 1988 165 James F. Parmalee Lisa D. Periard Zack Proskine Thomas S. Revoir Steven F. Prime Tracy Raphael Carol Sue Quincy Stephen F. Preuss Robert D. Rice Mary E. Rifanburg Dale Rogers Catherine R. Ryerse Wendy L. Santolucito Thera L. Rivenburg Darien J. Scheuerman We leave you now, dear NHS, Our books placed on dusty shelves, But never shall we ever forget, What you taught us about ourselves. Class History— Veronica Steers A Poem . . . CLASS OF 1988 167 Come Sail Away — Styx “I'm sailing away set an open course for the virgin sea. I’ve got to be free, free to face the life that's ahead of me . Anjmun Sharma Alan Shaw Melissa Shepler Chuck Slate Amy Shellenhamer Christina Lynne Slater 168 CLASS OF 1988 ... Todd B. Smith Jody Kay Somers Joseph S. Spence ■ • . - v ' ... On board I'm the captain, So climb aboard. We'll search for tomorrow on every shore. And I'll try, oh how I'll try to carry on . . . .. Ivan Smith Penny L. Snell Phyllis Dawn Stalker Lisa A. Smith Grant H. Syster . .. I look to the sea. Reflections in the waves start my memory. Some happy, some sad . . . Robert Voss Thomas Stoquert Simon Thomas Tidd, Esq. Kristin J. Tronolone Veronica Steers Lisa Marie Wagner 170 CLASS OF 1988 Nancy Louise Wakeman . But somehow we missed out, On the pot of gold. But we’ll do the best that we can, To carry on. James Wehrli Kim A. Willis Michael J. Wilt Jason J. Windsor Jessica Lynne Welles Karen Wilhelm CLASS OF 1988 171 ... I think of childhood friends, And the dreams we had. We lived happily forever, So the story goes ... Richard Winton Alyson I. Wood Wendy S. Wright Joseph A. Yacono Stephen Young Thomas Yu Stephen A. Zieno 172 CLASS OF 1988 Scott A. Nichols CAMERA SHY Johanna Aaltonen Maria Almeida Nathan Barry Todd Baxter William Baxter Chris Brazee Theresa Brigham Brian Collins James Collins Bruce Conway Shannon Cooper Scott Dodge Joel Gibbon William Gorham Edward Lamphere Rodney Lamphere William Lamphere Connie Lawson Kimberly Pittsley Brian Redenback Joel Santalucia Daniel Sharpe Chris Snow Robert Staudigal Karen Streichert James Szente Elizabeth Tubbs Wayne VanCamp 173 Most Athletic Pete Schultz and Billie Conlin Class Musicians Ann Greenberg and Alan Shaw Class Flirts Jason Windsor and Missi Shepler CLASS F s A E V T O I R Most Likely to Succeed Simon Tidd and Kristen Tronolone WtSBM Class Leaders (L.) Sarah Andrews and Steve Preuss Best Smiles (R.) Cressy Dixon and Kevin Mossman Most Gullible Darrin DeWitt and Mary Burr 174 CLASS FAVORITES Shyest Most Artistic Best Laugh Kevin Johnson, Debbie McCarthy Marty Jacobi, Karen Jorgensen Greg Brustowicz, Katy A’Hearn Most Versatile Wendy Chrisman, Craig McAvoy Friendliest Amy Canto, Joe Yacano CLASS FAVORITES Class Comics Steve Prime, Nicole Persons Most School Spirited Michelle Maroney, Tom Yu CLASS FAVORITES 175 SENIOR MORP CONSTRUCTION — 30 JAN 1988 With January 1988 came the 2nd annual Senior Morp. Unlike the Prom, this was a time for everyone to let it all hang out. Attire consisted of the everpopular sweats and holey jeans, topped off with sweatshirts, flannel shirts and yellow construction hats. As preparations began, questions arose concerning the theme. While discussing the various options, the sound effects of hammers, drills, and saws turned our attention to the condition of the cafeteria. Our decision became evident. Constriction was the only logical theme. Committees were set up to help the chair- men balance out the work load. The Scav- enger Committee, which was the far most essential, was headed by Zack Proskine. Other Committee Chairmen were Lucille Elia, Re- freshments; Wendy Wright, Tickets; and Ka- ren O’Neil, Publicity. Entertainment was pro- vided by Sensational Sound! Preceding the evening was an afternoon of searching through abandoned corridors and construction filled wings for scraps of con- struction to decorate the cafeteria. At 9:00 PM people began filling in under- neath the scaffolding. After a few hours of competitive twisting it was time for the two chairmen, Katie Fern and Sarah Andrews, to announce the Foreman and Forewoman. After a few unsuccessful drawings, Sea Fryover and Amy Canto stepped hesitantly forward to re- ceive their own yellow construction hats. The festivities ended at 1:00 AM. 176 SENIOR DIRECTORY KATHRYN A'HEARN JOHANNA AALTONEN JOSU Rotary Interact, Varsity Soccer. Varsity Volleyball Life is a great adventure, enjoy it!” Plans: When I come back home to Finland. I have two more years to go in High School. After that. I ll go to University to study, probably medicine. TERESA ANAGNOST MARIA ALMEIDA SARAH KRISTEN ANDREWS Natoli Committee. Student Government V.P., Student Council Tre ., Freshman- Senior Cabinet. SPAG. Student Rotarian. Rotary Interact Tres.. Mock Trial. Key Club, Student Activities Council. Marching Band, Choir, NHS Musicals, 9-12, SADD. Spanish Club “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with success unexpected in common hours — Henry David Thorcau Plans: travel through Europe after graduating from college, making millions of dollars at something. GARY G. ASHCRAFT Outing Club. VICA That is not dead which can eternal lie. Yet with strange aeons even may die.” — H. P. Lovecraft SHAWN ASHTON Cooper UR 2good 2B 4gotten!!! MELISSA JO BAIR Mel Field Hockey Hope to see all my friends at our class reunion, and that we keep in touch at our class reunion. Plans: Going to college In Florida to become a cosmetologist. DAVID J. BARNHART Barney “To all the headbangers. carthdogs. hellrats and rivetheads: the rebellion will never die! Remember — no matter where you go. there you are. Plans: Probably college, and then get the band going in Florida. If none of this works out. I'll probably be a hydroceramic technician. NATHAN G. BARRY Chicken Bone Barry Stage Crew. '87 Musical. Olympics of the Mind. Cross Country The eagle may soar, but the ferret never gets sucked up into jet engines. TODD BAXTER Bax JV Baseball 9. Varsity Baseball 12, JV Basketball 10. Varsity Basketball 11. 12. JV Football 10 Plans: To go to college and play hoops. work for a living and get out of this town and Find some real chicks. WILLIAM BAXTER SCOTT BENNET TRACY E. BEVELACQCJA Bcv Class Cabinet 9-12. Pep Club 9. SADD 9. Prom Committee 11. Spanish Club 9- 11. Cheerleading 9-10 I have climbed highest mountain, I have run thru the fields only to be with you. only to be with you. but I still haven't found what I'm looking for. STEVE BITZER SCOTT E. BIXLER Bix Olympics of the Mind. Musical. Student Rotarian. Orchestra. Yearbook Staff When I grow up I want to be a little boy. Something Happened. 1974 Plans: To be a great chemist and to be an artist who creates works of art that arc recognized as such before I die.' HOLLY J. BLAKE Freddy JV Volleyball 10. 11 Dreams seem such fragile things and yet they are strong enough to hold tomorrow's bright promises. Plans: To go to college and become a hairdresser ROBERT ALLEN BLAKE Rob Drafting and Engineering 11, 12, Football 9 Plans: In the near future. I hope to continue my career in drafting and plan to be married to my fiancee. Kim Smith. KIMBERLY B. BOICE KC Pep Club. FSA. JV Volleyball. Bolleybell 11-12 Plans: Move to New York City and make it-. For those who knew me understand why. for those who didn't hopefully you will see. JAMES BORDEN KARI JEAN BORREGGINE Kay Spanish Club. Class Tres. 9, 10. Student Government 9. 10. Student Cabinet 9. 10. Yearbook 8-10. School Newspaper 9-10, Choir 8-12, Mixed Choir 12. Vice President 12, Secretarial Club 10. 11. Varsity Volleyball 9-11 Holding on to our yesterdays will give us our hopes for tomorrow: holding on to our tomorrows, will help us look upon today. — Kay MELISSA BOWLES Missy Marching Band. Colorguard, Kati Corps Winterguard Live for today because there may be no tomorrow. KIMBERLY ANN BRANHAM Clam Into the distance, a ribbon of black. Stretched to the point of no turning back A flight of fancy on a windswept field. Standing alone my senses reeled. A fatal attraction holding me fast, how can I escape this irresistible gasp? — Pink Floyd Plans: To outgrow Kimmie. clam, camel and banquet. To be called Kim before I die. and to work for Flash and Reg at the Rock Connection. CHRISTOPHER BRAZEE Biff JV Wrestling 11 “And I could see those Fighter planes ... you take the staircase to the first floor, turn the key and slowly unlock the door. As a man breathes into his saxophone, and thru the walls you hear the city groan. Outside it's American, Outside it's America. America ... — C12 Bullet the Blue Sky TERESA BRIGHAM GREG BRGSTOWICZ Brusty Choir 11, 12. Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12 Why be normal? Nobody else is! Everybody has their own problems. Plansdf I hope to get a recording contract do some concerts, hopefully get a job at Perfect Courier in California doing office work. I hope you'll buy my albums and come see me In concert. LCJCINDA A. BURKE Lu Student Government 10-12. National Honor Society 11. 12, Interact 12. French Club 9-11. Colgate Seminar 11. 12. Student Cabinet 10-12, Executive Council 12. Soccer 9-12. Track 9-12. Volleyball 10. 11 If I don't get around to it today. I'll get to it tomorrow. Plans: Soaking up rays on the Riviera, and skiing In the Alps. ANDREW BURLISON MARY L. BURR Bulldog Pep Club. Spanish Club. Key Club. Newspaper, Archive Staff, Rotary Interact. Student Rotarian, Student Council. Varsity Track The best way to get on In the world Is to make people believe It's their advantage to help you. — Jean Dc La Bruyere Plans: To become a child psychologist, special education teacher, marine biologist, journalist, photographer, woman president or a ... BONNIE BURTON Outing Club. Field Hockey 3 yrs. Softball 2 yr.. Track 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs. Society can make no real prediction of our future so stand out above all the rest, show no tears, just ask Alice, our strength isn't just in crystal power alone. CHRISTINA M. BURTON Brissy Pep Club 9-12. FSA 10-12. Journalism 12. JV Basketball 9-10. Varsity Track 9-12. Varsity Volleyball 11 It takes half of our lives to learn who our friends are. and the other half to keep them. You can never replace a friend. Plans: To go into the Air Force for 4 years and successfully become an executive secretary, and to marry a millionaire. RICHARD W. BURTON Dewey JV Football 2 yrs. Varsity Football 2 yrs.. Wrestling 3 yrs. Time for lust, time for lies, time to kiss you life goodbye. ANN MARIE CAMPBELL MARK CANNESTRA Football I've had enough, it's finally over. Nothing and no one can stop me now. Just hang tough and you'll make it somehow. AMY M. CANTO Class Tres., 11. 12. Student Rotarian. Swimming 10-12. Volleyball 9-12, Softball 9-12, Colorguard 9 If you follow your dreams In whatever you do. It won't be too long, till they start coming true. ROBERT J. CAVESE Interact, Honor Society. Mock trial. Varsity tennis. Swimming. Water Polo, Cross Country “Shells take a, Sheila take a bow, throw your homework into the fire. — The Smiths Plans: I'll probably go to college and maybe graduate and get a job or something. I'll think about it. DEANNA CHANGE Bananna Class Cabinet 9-12. Spanish Club 9-11. Key Club. Student Government. Varsity Swim Team 10-12 Hey now! Aiko Aiko all day! Plans: To marry a convict. GEORGE H. CHESEBRO When you get to the end of your rope. tie a knot and hang on. WENDY CHRISMAN Soccer 11, 12 You can do a lot In a lifetime. If I don't burnout too fast. You can make the most of the distance, First you need endurance. First you've got to last.” — RUSH Plans: Move to Santa Monica CA by age 23. own a casino and hotel in Beverly Hills by age 25. Get Married in 1999 to Jason Newsted. Go to Venice for honeymoon. Retire and move to Paris In 2005. Stay rich. CONNIE CLEMENTS CC Natoli Film Committee 11,12. Spanish Club 9 When love's right deserts you never change your heart. When lightening strikes and love Is gone, don't let it break your heart. — Great White MICHAEL C. CLEVELAND Baseball 9. 10, 12, Football 9 Experience Is the best way to learn 'I Know'. Plans: marry a nice girl named Betty, and have lots of kids. Be the best I can be and join the Army. BECKY COLEMAN Crulsln Coleman JV Softball 10 Late at night I close my eyes and think how things could have been.” Plans: Find some kind of work I can succeed in. live my life to Its fullest, and live somewhere else besides Norwich. BRIAN COLLINS JAMES COLLINS PEGGY SUE COMBES Peg Pep Club 11, Tres. 11, President 12, VICA 11. Pres 12. Varsity Volleyball 9- 12. Varsity Soccer 11. 12, Track 10, Softball 11 “Now we all go our separate ways, we hod some fun throughout these days. All that has happened is now our post. I still can't believe it went so fast. So after graduation just wipe away tears. We'll all see each other In ten more years. Plans: Take off and go nuts In Florida with my best friend Wendy, do the best I can In the Health field and always be rich and happy. WILLIAM M. CONANT Bill Marching Band 9-12. Pep Band 9-12. Concert Band 9-10, Symphonic Band 11. 12. Jazz Band 9-12, Brass Ensemble 10-12. Choir 12. Swing Choir 12. Student Senate 12. Track 10-12. X- Country 11, 12. Basketball 11 How come I'm the only one on earth who can't pass Course I. not to mention Course II. and then of course. Course III? - BC Plans: To build a better mousetrap so Tom can catch Jerry and eat him. and to get a Doctorate in Organic Chemistry. BILLIE MAY CONLIN Sport Billie Reid Hockey 9-11. Varsity Basketball 9-12, Track 9-12. Varsity Soccer 12 I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. — Holmes BRUCE CONWAY SHANNON COOPER PAMELA COREY Volleyball 9-11 Plans: I plan on attending college and getting a degree In Accounting ond get a high paying job. so I con hire a Maid. DAWN ANN CROWELL Ducky Band 9, Orchestra 9. Student Court 9 Far away there In the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up ond see their beauty, believe In them, ond try to follow where they lead. Plans: Move to Syracuse this summer and get a job. Go to Cosmetology school for 2 years and then open up my own shop, or go into further study of fashion. Get married and three years later start a family. ANDREW CUMMINGS Andy Don't mess with Less. It don't pay. Kick back Dude, take it easy or any way you can get It. BILL CUNNINGHAM SPAG. OM. Golf. Rifle Eat. drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die. Plans: to pose as a blind man and sell pencils at airports. STEPHANIE M. DAIN Dainer National Honor Society. Student Athletic Council, Rotary Interact. Choir. Varsity Soccer 9-12. Volleyball 9-11. Softball 9-12 Now Is the time to follow the wind, to walk alone, and a star will show you the way beyond the clouds, beyond the sea. — Don Besig Plans: Heading out to New Hampshire College. Plan to party hard, ski fast, then meet up with Kelli In the Swiss Alps and ski till the lifts stop running. MICHAEL SHAWN DANFORTH Mickey Band 10-12. All County Band 11 8 12. Swing Choir 12. Outing Club 11. Archive Staff. Baseball 9. Rifle 9-10. Intramural volleyball 12 Let the world know you as you are. not as you think you should be. — Fanny Brice Plans: Go to college, gel Doctorates In organic chemistry ond oerospacial engineering. Build a time machine, go into the future 25 years and see who wins the next 25 consecutive world series and super bowls. Come back and bet heavily on them so as to win a fortune. TIMOTHY DARLING JAN denOUDEN DARRIN EDWARD DeWITT School newspaper 9. 10. 12. JV Football 9 10. V Trock 9 Laaa! Plans: Move to Wyoming with Da'Boys and enjoy our business. LAURA LYNN DIAMOND Hair bag Italian club 9, Pep club 11, Junior Cabinet. Prom activities. Senior cabinet, Volleyball 10. Cheerleading 12. Softball 9 I have no name, for each and every day until the year Is done, and fades away — There's a time between the two — the old is gone, but it's not the new.” — Genesis THOMAS DiNOTO MARY ANN DiSTEFANO Class cabinet 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Secretary 11. Key Club 10 11. Spanish club 10. V Swimming 9-12. V Volleyball 10. V Softball 9-12 You can overcome any obstacle if you try hard enough and keep working at It! Plans: Go to college and major in nursing or social work. CRESSIDA ANN DIXON Cressy Key Club 9 10. French Club 10 11. Class cabinet. Marching band 9-12. Student Rotarian. High School Musical 12. Concert band 9 10. Symphonic band 11 C 12, National Honor Society 11 12, Orchestra 9 10. Cheerleading 9 10 The only way to have a friend is to be one. Plans: To go to college, be rich and successful SCOTT DODGE JV Football 9 Me and my oT Chevrolet. Plans: Move away from Norwich and Join the service. Enjoy life with Daphne. PATRICK JAY DOLAN Bowling Muscle cars rule. Plans: Own a bowling alley or a business. JOANNE MARIE ELDRED J”, Joanny Bonanny Marching Band 9-12. MB Secretary 10- 12, Majorette 9-12. Drum Major 12, Pep Club 11, Spanish Club 11 12. SC Secretary 12. Choir 9-12. Class Cabinet 9-12. Archive Editor. Cheerleading 9. Musical 12. Student Rotarian. Tornado Watch Sometimes you think you're going to get it, but you don't and that's just the way it goes. — George Michael Plans: to go to college to become a teacher in Spanish and or English Also to travel Europe — maybe get married. LGCILLE D. ELIA Lucia. Lu Spanish Club 9-11. Pep club 9-10. Student cabinet 9-12. Student council 12, Musical 12. Rotary Interact 11 If you imagine it. you can achieve it. If you dream it. you can become It. — William A. Ward Plans: College, hove o successful life In performing arts. RANDALL K. ELLIS Randrcw Raoulc Swim Team 9. 10. 11, 12, (Captain). Cross Country 11. 12. Math team 9. Track 10. 11. 12. Honor Society II. 12 (Pres) Plans: I plan to go to a conservative school with conservative people and lead a successful, yet conservative lifestyle. FRANCESCA ESPOSITO Franc ie FSA 11 SARA FARQCJHAR Yearbook 11. 12 (Co-editor). SPAG 12. Rotary Interact 10. 11. 12. Student Rotarian 12. Student Government 12. Marching Band 9. 10. Cheerleading 11. Colgate Seminar 12. Track 9. 10. 11, 12. Cross Country 10. 11 Plans: Be an Astronaut YVONNE C. FELARCA Yvette Student Cabinet 9. 10. 11, 12. Student Senate 10. 11. French Club 9. 10. Spanish Club 9. 10. 12. Pep Club 9. 10. Band 12. Musical 12. Key Club 9. 10. 11, Student Rotarian 12, National Honor Society 11, 12. Colgate Seminar 11 The past Is just a portrait, the future is ours to frame Squeeze Plans: Move to a big city and practice law. attend marriage counseling meetings. KELLI ANN FENDSACK Kelli-Elli Student Court. Spanish Club. Key Club. Field Band. Class Cabinet. Swimming. Cheerleading. Baseball (sc ore keeper — boys) Once in a while you can get shown the eight in the strangest places If you look at it right Grateful Dead Plans: Attend Cortland or Misercordia. CATHERINE S. FERN Katie Student Cabinet 9, 10. 11. 12, Spanish Club 10. 11. Marching Field Band 9. 10. 11. Colorguard 9. 10. II. Winterguard 9. Student Rotarian 12. Rotary Interact 10. 11. 12. Key Club 10. School Musical 11. 12. PACT 12. Cheerleading 10 (Basketball), Varsity Swimteam (girls) 10. 12 Turn your head, dont look back, set yourself for a new horizon dont turn around, dont look down because there is life across the tracks and It's really not that surprising. It gets better when you get there. Plans: Attend college for 5-7 years. TAMMY JEAN FETTERMAN Student government, Student Senate. Student Cabinet. Student Activities Council. French Club. Spanish Club. Student Rotarian. PACT. Mock Trial, Bond. Prom Activities, Field Hockey, Softball. X-Country. Volleyball Life Is what you make it, and if you don't make It try ... Plans: Travel the world after graduating from college with my Masters. KEMMIE SCJE FINK I can't believe that I am graduating this year!! BRIAN P. FLEMING I JV Football 9. Varsity Football 10-12. JV Basketball 10 For os long os you live and high you fly. And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Plans: After graduating from college, become a yuppie on Wall Street until I earn enough money to open up my desert resort In the Sahara. KIMBERLY A. FOLLET Marching Band, Student Government. Pep Club. Rotary Interact. Spanish Club I searched for a dream and found It. Now. I'll moke it mine. Plans: To attend college, write for a major publication, and eventually write a novel. COREY W. FOOTE Bowling team. Baseball Life is like a cider press, the more you put in. the more you get out. Plans: To go to college, get a doctorate in organic chemistry and move to a small town to destroy the minds of our nation's youth. PATRICK FORD Fordo. Picrd Student Senate. Student Executive Council. Student Rotarian. Rotary. Archive. Pep Club. Class Council. TV Production Varsity Coll. Vorsity Football. Varsity Track Step into these shoes they might fit you. See through these eyes, might be the same view. If I'd lived through the same things as you. I'd share the laugh, and cry the tears that you do. Plans: To attend St. John Fisher College and be able to practice orthoscoplc surgery by the time I am 26. By thirty I plan to be married and own a huge house in the country, go yachting in the islands during the summer and drive my Porsche 1928 to work 4 times a week. SATATYRA FOSTER BRIAN FRANK JEFFREY FRANK SEAN M. FRYOVER Fry. Fry-Guy Vice-President Spanish club. Student Court (Chief Justice). Student Rotarlan. Student Activities Council. Spanish Honor Society. JV Football Ignorance never settles a question. — Benjamin Disraeli Plans: Togo the RIT through AFROTC. and after serving my time in the Air Force. I wont to become a top engineer for the Pratt and Whitney Co. of Vermont. I would also like to start a foundation for the American homeless. MARC A. FCINARO Marching band 9-12. Concert band 9 10. Symphonic band 11 12. Choir 12. Jazz Ensemble 9-12. Musical 10-12 Next to silence, the one thing that expresses the inexpressible is music. Plans: After graduating from AWESOME Norwich High. I plan to attend college at Onconta (where there is no construction!), and study music. My long term goals are to entertain, and try my best to have a wonderful family and a happy and caring wife. THERESA M. FCJRGISON Terry French fund-raiser Plans: Going to University of Cincinnati for Home Economics Education. Get married at 22. have 2 kids (1 boy. 1 girl) at age 25. MELISSA MARIE GAFFNEY V Bowling 12 It matters not what you arc thought to be. but what you are! Plans: I leave for the United States Navy July II. 1988 to get my college education, travel around the world, and fight for the rights of our people. DEANNE M. GALE Dani, Dc, Fred Outing Club Pres. 11 12. SADD 10. Student Activity Council 12. Guidance Orientation. VIC A treasurer 12. Basketball 10. Basketball cheerleading 11 Burn all of my notebooks what good all notebooks they won't help me survive. — Talking Heads Plans: Go to Alfred State majoring in Business and computers. One day be President of IBM. RONALD GARDNER JOEL GIBBON DIANA V. GONZALEZ Gonzo Choir 9-12. Concert band 9-12. Spanish club 11. 12. Musicals 9-12, Marching band 9-11. Interact club 11-12 Do what you can with what you have, where you are. — Theodore Roosevelt Plans: Attend college majoring in business. Live it up and become rich. WILLIAM R. GORHAM III Bill Rifle 9-12. Track The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline. — Proverbs 1:7 Plans: To spread the word of the Lord and help others, specifically the youth in this world we live in. VANA L GRAVES Monch. Lu-Lu JV Football Cheerleading 9 10. V Football Cheerleading 11. JV Volleyball 9-10. V Volleyball 11 12. Softball 9 I've been through some changes, but one thing always stays the same, without love there’s nothing, there's nothing without love. Nothing else feels right without love. — JBJ Never Say Goodbye Plans: Move to California and catch some rays while following a business career. ANN ELIZABETH GREENBERG Marching. Jazz and Symphonic bands 9-12. Pep band 11 12. Choir 9-12. Honor Society 11 12. Musical 11 12. Gamma Tau 11 12. Colgate Seminar 11 12 Live simply — so others may simply live. Plans: Spend a few years on an Israeli Kibbutz, start a peaceful socialist party, organize the closest thing to a Utopia humanly possible, adopt some starving children, and die without an enemy. TERRI GREY T-Bug. OD. 1 2 Joyce Class Cabinet 11 12. Student Rep. 12. Student Rotarian 12. Rotary Interact 12. Spanish club 10 11. JV Soccer 9 10. V Soccer 11 C 12. JV Basketball 9 10. JV Softball 9 10. V Softball 11 I had a really bad dream, it lasted 20 years. 7 months, and 27 days. — M Only in America ... Plans: Well, you know. ... something. JOSEPH GUTOSKY Big Guy Honor Society (Treasurer), Student council 9-10. Golf 10-12. Rifle 10-12 Lightning never strikes the same place twice and there shall never be a class like the Class of 1988 - Plans: Become a world renowned Architect, a famous pro golfer, buy some expensive cars and an expensive house. MILTON HACKETT SUSAN J. HALLOCK Sue. Susie Student Government 12. Student Rotarian. Pep Club 12. Choir 9. 10. Graduation Chairperson 12. Varsity Soccer 9. JV Softball 9. Volleyball (Scorekceper and manager) 9. 10. 11. 12 “Take a chance on the edge of life, just like all the rest, I look inside and dig it out. cause there's no points for second best. H. Faltermeyer and M. Spiro Plans: Go to college, and get my certificate, teoch. get married and start a family. CHRISTOPHER S. HANDY Bart Rotary Interact. Student Rotarian. Student Athletic Council (VP). Varsity Soccer. Modified “A Basketball. JV Basketball As you slide down the bannister of life, remember me as a sliver in your career. Plans: To attend St. Bonaventurc University majoring in History. LEWIS E. HARRINGTON Freshman Class President. Marching Band 10. Symphonic Band 9. 10. Choir 9. 10. Musical 9. Class Cabinet 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Senate 9. 12. Student Rotarian 12. Varsity Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Swimming 9. JV Basketball 10, 11. Varsity Basketball 12. Varsity Track 9. 10. 11. 12 Strive for excellence, try to make a difference in this world, but most importantly, be happy. Plans: Go to Japan for a year, play basketball in college, attend graduate school, and hove a great life. ALAN HESS Hessian Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10 KEVIN S. HOAG Hoager Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10. Track II. 12. Winning and being the best isn't everything, it's the only thing. Lee lacocca Plans: Attend Cortland State for 4 years, get a degree and my master's in Mathematics. Coming back to NHS to teach ond coach, get married and settle down. ROBERT B. HOUGHTON Bone head. Jo-Jo New York Giants are Number One and all you Dallas Fans know it Plans: Graduate and go on to the Military. MARTIN A. JACOBI Student Senate. Student Cabinet. Prom Committee. Spanish Club. Student Newspaper. Key Club. Lacrosse. Varsity and JV Soccer Escape across the lily fields. I came across empty space, it trembled and exploded, left a bus stop in its place the bus came by. and I got on. that's when it all began, there was Cowboy Neal at the wheel in a bus to never-ever land G. D. — The Other One Plans: Eventually attend college, majoring in Veterinary Medicine JUDI JEFFERS JAMES JENKINS LINDA JEWELL Lin Archive Staff 12. Prom committee 11, Pep Club. Track 9. 10. Cross Country T rack 11 The waiting is the hardest part T. P. Plans: Go to college for Human Services degree then move to the south with R.P. where the weather is warm and everyone gets up late. KEVIN L. JOHNSON JV Baseball. Basketball. Lacrosse Club All the world is Indeed a stage and we arc merely players, performers and portrayers RUSH Plans: Attending college for 4 years, majoring in Criminal Justice, and eventually become a lawyer. RENEE ANN JOHNSON Na-Na. Na-Ann FSA 10. 11 (VP). Student Activities Council 11. Pep Club 11 Footprints in the sand open the land for old endings and new beginnings. Plans: To go to the Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts in Orlando. Rorido, graduate at the top of the class, work at the RCA building in NYC. make lots of money, meet interesting people and travel to exotic countries. Own a Lamborghini and meet someone very special, get married and Retire at 55. KRISTIN MARIE JONES Kris Cheerleading 9 Only in dreams will my fate appear. Only in the k ve will the rood appear.” MARTIN JONES KAREN ANNE JORGENSEN Boner. Jorgy Cheerleading (Football) 10. 11. Colgate Seminar 11, 12. Foreign Exchange Club 11. National Honor Society 11. 12. Pep Club 11. G T 9. 10. 11. 12. Archive Staff 12. School Newspaper (Tornado Watch) 12. In every parting there is an image of death Plans: Become a psychologist DAPHNE LYN KOSSMAN Daph, Daffy Duck Volleyball 9 10 “I have always been here, I have always looked out from behind these eyes. It feels like more than a lifetime Feels more than a lifetime. — Pink Floyd Plans: Move away from Norwich and someday fulfill my career in the US Air Force CHRISTOPHER M. KRAEGER Dr. K. Bonehead Marching Band 9-12, Brass Ensemble 11 12. All County Band 9-12. Jazz Ensemble 9. 11 12. Pep Band 12. All County Vocal Jazz 12. Musicals 9. 11 12. Swing Choir 12. Baseball 10-12. Basketball 9-11, Intramural Volleyball 9, 12 Envy what is full, fill what is empty, and scratch where it itches. — One great person Plans: Obtain a doctorate in organic chemistry, then become a world class bookie and a chemistry teacher. SHERRI M. LADEN Shcr FSA 11 This is the time to remember for it will not last forever. Plans: To marry Dale and go to a 2 year college to become a word processor. ED LAMPHERE ROONEY LAMPHERE MICHELLE M. LANE Shell Track To all my friends. God be with you. Happy Graduation. Plans: To go to college, open a salon, marry Brad, not necessarily in that order. WILLIAM LANFAIR HARALD LARSEN CONNIE FAITH LAWSON Shorty Life starts all over again for you at graduation. Plans: To go to college and live in N.C. Business Adm. and Mang. also criminology DAVE LEE Rce Student body Pres. 12. Natoli Committee 11 12. Student Court 12. Student Rotarian. Rotary Interact 11 12. Spanish Club 10 11. Spanish Exchange 11. Operation Enterprise. V Tennis 9-12, V Swimming 11 12, V Soccer 12. JV Cross Country 9. V Wrestling 9 I'm ready___ Plans: Go to a great college in a great climate, graduate with a great degree, get a great job. make great money, have a great family, and own an awesome car. JEFF LEE Wrestling JV 10 11. V 12. V Football II. Baseball JV 9 10. V 11 12 Thank you for your support. — BGJ AL LESTER. JR. DAVID LOEFFLER A man in black on a snow white horse. A pointless life has run its course. The red rimmed eyes, the tears still run. As he fades into the setting sun.” — P.F. MARY E. F. LONG Merrily, Mare Student Gov't 9-11. Class Cabinet 9-12. Natoli Committee 10-11. Student store 11. Key club 10 II. Student Rotarian. French club. V Swimming. Basketball cheerleading My friends, you will always have your trials, but when they come, try to treat them as a happy privilege. — James 1:2 Plans: To attend College Misericordia, become certified as an elementary teacher, marry the most wonderful man and buy a ranch in Utah. DANIEL MacINTOSH LISA DAWN MacLAURY Colorguard 9-11. mock trial 10. Volleyball 9 10 Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, take the best, forget the rest and someday we ll find ... Those arc the best of times. — Styx Plans: To live as I want and as long as possible. MICHELE MARIE MAIELLO Maylayu Choir 9-12, Colorguard 9, cap. gown announcement committee 12 The road won't be lonely if we can say at the end. we walked the way. hand in hand with a friend. Plans: To marry Allen Stillman and to become a successful cosmetologist, own my own business and maybe become very rich. MARYROSE MAIURANO Pep club 11. Guidance guide for 8th graders. Tennis 8-12 I mode it. Memories I'll never forget. Plans: To continue my education and to marry Russ, to be happy. JULIE ANN MARANGO Jules Holdin' on we got to try. Holdin' on to never say goodbye. — Bon Jovl Plans: To have the Chippendale dancers at my own night club. MICHELLE MARONEY Student Senate 12. Student store 12. Homeroom Rep. 12. Student council 12. Archive 11. JV 9 10. Cheerleading — football 12 (Capt.) basketball 10-12 Everything is sweetened by risk. Plans: Go to college, get a great job and make lots of money! TIMOTHY MARVIN LORI MASON FSA To love is to share; To hope is to care. CRAIG McAVOY Mac National Honor Society 11 12. Rotary Interact 10-12. Vice Pres. 11. Pres. 12. Gamma Tau 11 C 12. Student Rotarian, Frosh cabinet. JV football 9 10. Capt. 10. V Football 11 12. Swimming 9- 12. Capt. 12 I am the wizard king. I can do anything, — Jim Morrison The Doors Plans: To go on to college and then receive an officer's commission from cither the Marines or the Army. I will rise up the ranks and eventually become the dictator of a small country. debbie McCarthy Orchestra 9-'. 1. Choir 9 10. V Volleyball 9-12 You've got to cry without weeping. Talk without speaking, scream without making a noise. — U2 Plans: Go to nursing college, graduate as RN. and then specialize in pediatrics. Get married and raise a family, with lots of animals in a country home. douglas s. mcculloogh Quinn. Dougic Fresh. Paco. Moe Key Club 10 11. Rotary Interact 11 12. Football 9. Soccer 10-12. Baseball 9-12. Ice Hockey Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another Inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, there is war ... — Bob Marley Plans: To be the best individual I can be. Attend a 2 year college take I year off to be myself and see the world and then continue on with my studies and earn either a Master's or a PhD in my major field of study. Yes. following the Dead is going to be squeezed in when I see the world. MICHELLE D. McCONNELL Shelly JV V cheerleading 10-11. JV V Volleyball 9-11 Nothing lasts longer than a broken heart. Trying to mend it is the hardest port What's gone Is gone, there's nothing you can do when feelings change, it hurts so long. Plans: I'd like to quit McDonald's and take off in my Mustang with Mary. We'll get an apartment and eventually go to college and live life to the fullest. TERENCE McCUMISKEY Bub- Select Soccer. Binghamton 10. 11. 12. JV Basketball 10. Soccer. 9-12, Captain 12 We will fight for the right to be free. Wc will build our own society, and we will sing, we will sing, wc will sing our own song! UB 40 Plans: My future is very much undecided. I look forward to going to college and playing soccer for a good school. I hope to become successful and to marry a certain, very special girl. So far my life has been tossed and turned, but I look forward to what each day brings because each is an adventure in what little time we call life. MARK MclNTYRE Solamandcr JV Rifle 9. V Rifle 10. Track 9-12. JV Basketball 11. V Basketball 12. Baseball 9 The world doesn't meet you half way. but if you're doing the best you con. that's all that counts. Plans: Go to college, find the field of work I'm best at. move somewhere warm. RONALD MclNTYRE CHAD McKEE CHARLES McKILLIGAN Math Club. National Honor Society. Colgate Seminar. Cross Country 12 It's never too late for a happy childhood. MARY McNITT “Mare-Marc Business Club 10. SADD 10. Choir 9. JV Basketball 9 A dream lasts a moment, but a moment lasts forever. Plans: To marry Kevin in October 1988. and go to college part time and work my way through. LYNN A. MEIGS 'Lynnie Track 10-12 Life is like a leaf that has fallen off a tree. It no longer has to be stuck there, it can blow free in the wind. Plans: I plan to go to college and get my master's degree. DAVE MIDDENDORF Rebel Student Government. Student Senate. Spanish Club. Prom Committees. Varsity Golf. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball RAYGINA MILLS Reg Look back at your memories, aim high for the challenges aheod. Be yourself and your dreams will come true. Plans: Own my own business KELLY A. MIRABITO Legs Spanish Club 9. 10. Key Club 11. Student Rotarian 12. Class Cabinet 9- 12. Student Council 9. 10. Tornado Watch Staff 12. Varsity Swim 9-12. Captain 12 You know he is a true friend if within his eyes you see a reflection of you. Plans: To go to college and have fun. AMY MARIE MORLEY Amison FSA. Choir To be the best you can be. in whatever you choose in life! KEVIN W. MOSSMAN Moss JV Football 9. Varsity Football 10-12 Oh ya' know! How's life in the fast lane? I don't know, I can't find the on- ramp. Norm Petersen. Cheers Plans: Hopefully graduate High School TOM MCISERILLI Muz Golf 7-12. Modified Basketball 9. JV Basketball. Varsity Basketball Always remember the good times we had because I always hung around da' boys. Plans: To have all da' boys move out to Wyoming after we get out of school and the Navy. STEPHAN M. NEIGOT Plans: Go to college and become a state trooper, and then on to the BCI LEANNE NEULAND Marching Band 9-12. Musical 9-12. Swing Choir 9-12. Jazz Band 10. 12. Pep Band 12. Class President 10. Spanish Exchange Club 10. Student Government 9-12 The sun always shines if you take the time to part the clouds. Plans: To work as a (JN interpreter by day and receive 8 curtain calls at the Saint James Theater by night. GREG NEWKIRK Gizmo Varsity Football II. 12. Wrestling 11. 12 We busted out of class, hod to get away from those fools. We learned more from a three minute record than we ever learned in school. — Springsteen Plans: College somewhere SCOTT A. NICHOLS Scoot Football 9 To succeed, you must try. If you don't you'll be sluck In Norwich all your life. Plans: To marry my girlfriend Tamara and someday be the leading money winner on the PBA Tour. DENISE O'DONNELL Ncicer Love is nothing but a word unless you really know the meaning. KAREN MARIE O'NEIL Karen-O Band 9. Treble Choir 9. 10-12. Swing Choir 10. Student Council 9 C 10. Musical 9 10. Spanish Club 10. Spanish Honor Society. Student cabinet 110 12. Archive staff 12. National Honor Society Living is easy with eyes closed ... It's understanding all you see. — The Beatles Strawberry Fields Forever Plans: To go to PSC become a forester and free-lance writer in the Adirondacks for my parents. ERICA LYNN ORTELL Bear Field band 9-11, Concert band 10 0 12. Symphonic band 9 0 11. Pit band 11 O 12. Spanish club V Pres. 11. Spanish Club 10 0 11. Area All-State band 11 0 12. All-County band 9 0 10. NYSSMA 9-12, Jazz band 9 0 10. Class cabinet 9-11. Class Secretary 9. Superintendents council 9. Spanish Honor Society. Gamma Tau 9-12. Colgate Seminar 11. Student Rotarian 12 “Now we see but a poor reflection in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in port; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known. — I Corinthians 13:12 Plans: To walk the straight and narrow road that leads to life. JAMES E. PARMALEE Perm JV Basketball 9-11. V Basketball 12. JV Soccer. V Soccer 9 0 10. 12. Baseball 12 Never wait for something you want, always go right for it. because tomorrow it may not be there. Plans: To go to college and become an accountant and play sports. LISA D. PERIARD When life gets to be too much like a soap opera, just add water and play with the bubbles. Plans: To marry Lavcrn shortly after graduation and start a family of ' all girls. I also plan to start my own business and be self-employed. SUSAN ELAINE PERRY Student Store 11 12. FSA 12 (Pres.) Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Plans: Go to college then get married and have 6 kids! NICHOLE S. PERSONS Nicky. Nick Choir. V Track. JV Volleyball. JV Softball. JV Soccer. V Basketball If we only stop to count our blessings, we'd find that there would be no time to complain. What we don't have let's stop protesting; because the most important things in life we can always gain. Plans: To be somewhere, where the sun always shines — so I may never see another snowflake as long as I live (hopefully a long time). And to marry a millionaire. KIMBERLY PITTSLEY BO POGUE Student council 9. OM 12. Football 9- 12. Baseball 10. Volleyball 9 10. Ski club 10-12 What did I do wrong? — Sen. Joe McCarthy, after the hearings Plans: To move to Newark. NJ (Cultural Mecca of the USA) and sue someone. On the occasional day off, I will bask in the radiance of a local nuclear power plant. KELLIE POWER Coca-Cola Kid Volleyball 9-12 I've enjoyed my years of Norwich High, but all I have left to say is GOODBYE. Plans: To move to California, become a model and marry Brian. STEPHEN F. PREUSS Steve (nifty, huh?) Student gov't 9-12, Class Pres. 10-12. Executive counsel 11 12, Interact 10- 12. National Honor Society II 12. Marching band 9-11. Pit band 9-12, Archive staff 11 G 12. Student Rotarian. Gamma Tau 10-12, All County band 9 G 10. Operation Enterprise 11. Volleyball 9. Swimming 9-12 (co- captain 11, 12). Intramural water polo 11 12 (co-capt. 11) Someone didn't like Him near, some laughed and turned him away, but me. I longed to hear all that He had to say. He had a peace of mind I couldn't find in Rocket town. Plans: To graduate from college, go car- camping in the Canadian Rockies, marry the girl of my dreams, work as a youth counselor, never grow old at heart, and always be thankful for friends. STEVEN F. PRIME Prim. B. Brutus SAC 10-12. Interact 10-12. Class Cabinet. Student Rotarian. V Soccer 9- 12. JV Basketball 10. JV Baseball 9-10. Tennis 12. Browne ball 9-12 Stop Apartheid, support Amnesty International — Think about it. There must be higher love, down in the heart hidden In the stars above. — Stevie Winwood Plans: Win lotto for 25 mill, let my parents retire, buy Flem's club — convert it to a racquetball center, kick out Moss Spence. Let my hair grow. Do nothing for the rest of my life. ZACHARY PROSKINE Zack, Zeke Morp Committee. Wrestling 9-12 Plans: Own my own garage, race my wheeler and keep out of the hospital cause we BAD! CAROL SUE QUINCY Blondie Colorguard 10. Girls Choir 2 yrs.. Swing Choir 12. Cop. Gown and Announcement Committee 12. BOCES VICA — Parliamentarian 11. VICA Reporter 12. VICA Opening and Closing Team 11, 12 The way is long — let us go together. The way is difficult — let us help each other. The way is joyful — let us share it. The way is ours alone — let us go in love. Plans: To be happily married to Jared Murphy within the year 1990. To become a successful cosmetologist and someday own my own salon. To vacation in Paris. London and Hawaii. I also plan on staying petite, physically fit and youthful. Most of all I will always remember my friends. TINA M. REILLY TJ Marching Band 9-11, Concert Band 9- 10. Symphonic Band 11. Girl's Choir 10-11. Mixed Choir 10-11. SADD 9-10. Stage Tech 9-12 I like not only to be loved, but also told that I am loved ... The realm of silence is large enough beyond the grave. THOMAS S. REVOIR Tom Tornado Watch Advertising Editor 12. Student Rotarian 12. Soccer 9-11. Golf 12. Basketball 9 TIs better to have loved and lost; than never to have loved at all. Plans: to go to Cobleskill or Morrisville for one year and then transfer to Wanakena the Ranger school in the Adirondacks to become a ranger. ROBERT D. RICE Crosscountry 10-12, Track 10-12 If you don't succeed in one thing then try something else or try it again, but don't give up. Plans: going into the Army and be a carpenter when I come out. MARY E. RIFANBURG Mar JV Volleyball 9-11 Say goodbye but never deny all the love you're leaving behind, don't forget all the feelings you've known they'll be with you wherever you go. Plans: Quit McDonalds and move out of Norwich and get an apartment with Michelle, eventually college and try to live life to the fullest. THERA L. RIVENBURG Ther-head Colorguard 9-12, Winterguard 9. Marching Band 9-12. Spanish Club 9- 11. Student Cabinet 11. Key Club 10. PACT 12. Pep Club 11. Softball 10. Soccer 11. Cheerleading 10. 12 When you give up your dream, you die. Plans: To graduate from Norwich High School and move on to college. But most of all. to achieve my dreams. DALE ROGERS CATHERINE R. RYERSE Cathy Pep Club 11. Musical 9-12. Choir 9-12. Swing Choir 12. Basketball 9 Casting all your care upon Him for He careth for you. Plans: I am going to Baptist Bible College and major in elementary education. WENDY L. SANTOLUCITO Band 9-10 Colorguard Don't give up until your dreams become a reality. Plans: To move away from the snow. Win the lottery and become a beach bum in Fort Lauderdale, possibly become a hairdresser and be with Paul forever. DARIEN J. SCHEUERMAN This is my generation, we are the future! One world, it's a battleground One world, will they smash it down? One world, one soul, time pass, the river roll. TEACH PEACE Plans: To live on Misty Mountain in a mint log cabin. PETER R. SCHULTZ Schultzy Mod A Basketball 9. JV Basketball 10. Varsity Basketball 11. 12. JV Football 9. Varsity Football 10. 12. Varsity Baseball 1). 12 Winning isn't everything — it's the only thing. — Vince Lombardi Plans: To play college basketball, eat Italian food every night, and become a corporate millionaire boy wonder. ANJUMUN SHARMA Anj Bowling 12 If you want to strive to be the best, practice makes perfect. Plans: Prc-mcd and be a heart surgeon ... do residency, and get married. DANIEL SHARPE ALLEN SHAW AMY SHELLENHAMER MELISSA SHEPLER Missi Football and Basketball Cheerleader 9- 12 Always do what you want whenever you want, and if someone doesn't like it they can just ignore you. Plans: Go to California and live with Wendy, eventually meet the band Poison. CHUCK SLATE Chuck Wrestling 9-11 Plans: Going into the Army for 4 years and taking Carpentry Masonry. when I get out starting my own company or work for someone in that field. CHRISTINA LYNNE SLATER Chris FSA 10-12. Band (Colorguard. Winterguard) 9-12 If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you. it's yours. If it doesn't. It never was. Plans: Marry Floyd Shepard, become a successful secretary and start a family. IVAN SMITH LISA A. SMITH Smitty Class Cobinet 9-12, Pep Club Vice Pres. 11. 12, Rotary Interact II. 12. Tres. 12. Archive 11. Student Council 9. 10. Varsity Softball Manager 10. SADD 11. Key Club 10 The human heart refuses to believe in a universe without a purpose. Plans: Graduate from college, win lotto, travel to Australia, and retire in the south with a smoll family. TODD B. SMITH Todd-c-ous Student Government 12. Track 9-10. Football 9 ... Well... Ronald Reagan Plans: go to college, waste my parents' money PENNY L. SNELL Pen French Club 9. 10, French Exchange 9- 11. Pep Club 11.12 (VP). Archive Staff 12. Tornado Watch 12. Student Activities Council 12. Track 11. 12 'Today I got up on the wrong side of the bed. checked my head to see if it was there, don't know the date or the day of the week. Don't know the time and don't care. Dweezil Zappa Plans. Attend SUNY Albany (the only place to be), and be an accountant and live in NYC. After my first million, travel the world. CHRISTOPHER SNOW JODY KAY SOMERS FSA 10. II. 12. Student Store 12 The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Plans: To be successfully happy in the business world and to do the binus. JOSEPH S. SPENCE Joe. Spencer Tracy Interact 11. 12. Senior Rotarian. Class Cabinet 9. 10. Student Senate 12. St. Pauls CYO 12. SAC 12. Soccer 9. JV Football 10. Varsity Football 11, 12 He's got to make his own mistakes and learn to mend the mess he makes — He's old enough to know what's right and young enough not to choose it — He's strong enough to win the world but weak enough to lose it. Always hopeful, yet discontent. He knows changes aren't permanent, but change is. Rush Plans: Graduate from HS go to college, get my history degree, teach history, coach football, lead a casual life — normal not too formal three kids and my wife. PHYLLIS DAWN STALKER Phyl. fred FSA 10. 11. 12. Stage Crew 10. 11. 12. Choir 12. STEP 9. 10. 11. 12 ' I'm b-boppin on the outer edge of warp zone waiting for a new dimension!!! — I won't forget you babe ... or all the plans we made ... I won't forget you! Poison Plans: To go to HCCC. become an executive secretary and marry. ROBERT STAUDIGL VERONICA STEERS Spanish club 9. 10. II. Student Government 10. 11. 12. Student Cabinet 9. 10. 11. National Honor Society 11. 12. School Newspaper. Student Rotarian, School Musical 12. Varsity Gymnastics 9. 10. JV Football Chcerleading 10. Varsity Swimming 11. 12. I have only two requests: Everyone buy my future best-seller, and make sure you watch for my name on top of big-city paper magazine articles! Plan:l plan on receiving a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism at NYU. live in Greenwich Village for a few years until I really make it big at which time I will move into a penthouse. THOMAS E. STOQUERT III Tommy. Chester Band. Choir A world of difference. A world so out of touch. Overwhelmed by everything, but wanting more so much. Rush GOP. Plans: Someday becoming a famous drummer, getting married and having two children and being the best father and husband I can be. KAREN STREICHERT GRANT H. SYSTER Basketball 9. 10. Football It doesn't matter what I say because by tomorrow no one will have remembered it. Plans: Move to Wyoming. JAMES SZENTI SIMON THOMAS TIDD Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. Mock Trial 11. Stage Tech Crew 11. 12. Chemistry Olympiad 11. OM 12. Choir 9. 10. 11. RYLA '87. NYS Constitutional Convention Candidate. Colgate Seminars 11. 12. Class Float 11. 12, Rotary Student It's been a long hard lonely winter... Beatles Plans: Attend Cornell KRISTEN J. TRONOLONE Troner School play 10. 11. 12. Class Cabinet 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club 11,12 (treasurer). Rotary Interact 10. 11. 12. National Honor Society 11.12 (VP). Band 9. 10. 11. 12. (Twirier). Cheerleading 9. 10. Varsity Swimming 10. 11. 12 If everything appears to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something. Murphy's Fifth Law Plans: To have as much fun as I possibly can at college while studying hard to become a physical therapist. ELIZABETH TUBBS WAYNE VanCAMP ROBERT VOSS LISA MARIE WAGNER Wags. Oscaretia Student Government 9. 10, 11. 12, Class Cabinet 10. 11. 12. Key Club 10. 11. Spanish Club 9. 10. Rotary Interact 12. National Honor Society 11. 12. Colgate Seminar 11. 12. JV Soccer 9. 10. JV Softball 9. 10. JV Basketball 10. Varsity Soccer II. 12. Varsity Softball 11. 12. Varsity Cheerleading 11 In my life, why do I smile at people who I'd much rather kick in the eye? Morissey Plans: Basically, no matter what I happen to do. to have more fun than a vicar in a tutu. NANCY LCXJISE WAKEMAN Weeze. Non Outing Club 11. 12. Volleyball 9. 10 We could stop the world, let off all the fools and let them go live with their guns in the sky INXS Plans: Hopefully go to Cazenovia. major In merchandising and one day have my own clothing store and become very rich. JAMES WEHRLI Jim Basketball 9 The force that through the green fuse drives the flower drives my green age; that blasts the roots of trees is my destroyer. JESSICA LYNNE WELLES Jess Symphonic Band II. 12. Mixed Choir 10. 11. 12. Girls Choir 12. Musical 10. 11.12. NYSSMA 9. 10. 11. 12. National French Contest 10. 11. 12. Mock Trial 11. Orchestra 9. 10. National Honor Society II. 12. Area All State II. All County 11. 12 I've read the last page of the Bible. It's going to turn out all right. Billy Graham Plans: To live in a penthouse suite in NYC and become as famous as Jean- Picrre Rampal. KAREN WILHELM Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Colgate Seminar 11. 12. Musicals 9. 10. 11, 12. All County Choir 10. 12, Student Council 9. 10. All County Band 11. Spanish Honor Society. Area All State Band 12. Spanish Club 10. II. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Plans: Go to college and travel around the world. KIM A. WILLIS Rambo Pep Club 10. 11. Trcbel Choir 9. Rifle Team 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Soccer 10. JV Softball 10. Live each day as they come and be happy. Plans: To own my own hairdressing shop and marry. MICHAEL J. WILT Stilt Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Freshman cabinet 9k. Jazz Ensemble 9. 11. 12. Musical 11. 12. Wood wind Ensemble 11. 12. Pep Band 12. All County Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club II. Rotary Interact 12. All County Jazz Ensemble 12. Area All State 11. 12. Student Court 12. Bowling 12. Intramural Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 10. 11. Everyone is special in their own way. There are no average, common, everyday, garden-variety, run-of-the- mill. 100% red-blooded citizens among us. Plans: Go on to college, get a doctorate in Organic Chemistry. JASON J. WINDSOR Dog Class VP 11. 12. Dance. Musicals. Marching Band. Choir. Orchestra. Rotary Interact. Student Court, Football. Basketball. Soccer. Baseball. Track. Swimming The key to success. Is having common sense. Plans: I plan to become a pilot ond an officer in the US Air Force, have a family while continuing a career In aviation. RICHARD WINTON Wint The hopeful depend on a world without end. whatever the hopeless may say: ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. Rush ALYSON I. WOOD Aly Class Officer (VP) 9. 10. Natoli Committee 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. Class Cabinet 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Senate 11.12. Musical 10. 12. Softball 9. 10. If It's a future world we fear, we have tomorrow's seeds right here, for you can hold them in your hand or let them fall into the sand. STING Plans: Attend college and study medicine to be a P.A.. make money by helping others, get married, drive a Black BMW. meet Mark Harmon and David Bowie in person, travel the world, be successful but most of all be HAPPY! WENDY S. WRIGHT Wenda, Squid MORP Committee. FSA. Spanish Club. Key Club. Pep Club. Basketball Chcerleading. Softball Don't ever change. Don't try to please everybody, because it'll never work. The Boz Plans: Finish Law school, move to St. Thomas, and live happily ever after with Z.A.P. JOSEPH A. YACANO Yac Student Senate. President of Student Athletic Council. President of YMCA Leaders Club. Red Cross. JV Football. Varsity Football. Varsity Trock. Weight Lifting Yesterday is a cancelled check, and tomorrow is just a promissory note. Only today is cash on hand. Spend It like crazy! This will never occur again.” Plans: Attend college, get a great job. get married and be happy and rich. STEPHEN YOUNG Steph Wrestling (JV) 10. (V) 11. 12. Baseball (V) 12 Oh. 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Kochersperger, MD, PC Norwich Bowling Center FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS CHORUS You and I, as we've travelled through these years We've had our share of painful laughs and joyful tears We don't know what tomorrow's days will bring But I know we'll make the best of everything Remember your dreams may your brightest hopes come true You imow that I, I still believe in you Follow those dreams Cherish the goals that have come true And that your dreams Will be there for you As we walk towards our destiny we find Our friends who’ve shared their gentle words and been so kind Now we stand beside our friends with dignity And we'll fight to be the best that we can be CHORUS Follow those dreams Cherish the goals that have come true And that your dreams Will be there for you.... be there for you. -- MUSIC : _ s- ALAN SHAW WORDS: DAVID BURCH ALAN SHAW RECORDED AT: THE CUTTING EDGE STUDIO 120 SOUTH BROAD ST. NORWICH. 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