Susquehanna Valley High School - Saber Tales Yearbook (Conklin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

s A B E R T A L E S 1984 FINAL this book is a publication of the SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Conklin, NY Taylor Publishing Co. Dallas, Texas $15.00 P.2 TABLE OF CONTENTS —SABER TALES TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 3 PAGE 4 PAGE 5 PAGE 19 PAGE 43 PAGE 63 PAGE 129 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE DEDICATION LOCAL SECTION — Local News — Last Will and Testament — Plays and Concerts ENTERTAINMENT SECTION — Music — Clubs and Activities — Senior Personalities SPORTS SECTION LIVING SECTION — Seniors — Faculty and Staff — BOCES — Underclassmen CLASSIFIED SECTION — Advertisements — Patrons SABER TALES — PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE P.3 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE We are reminded continually that schools have a responsibility to prepare students for a world of change. At the same time, we hear charges that schools are not capable of accomplishing this task. I feel that this charge is not justified — at least not at Susquehanna Valley, as we have endowed you, the Class of ’84. with the tools necessary to meet the future. Specifically, you have been given a firm grasp of those skills which will enable you to gather informa- tion, think rationally, embrace ethical standards, and decide wisely. As our 23rd class to graduate from this high school, I urge you, as you go forth in the world to make your mark, to put these tools to use for your good and the good of our society. May you all have the full measure due you of health, happiness and prosperity in the future. GOOD LUCK! Samuel S. Cadden High School Principal P.4 Dedication — Saber Tales DEDICATION The 1984 Edition of Saber Tales is dedicated to our Editor, senior Lori Grubham. Noone knows the hours spent by Lori making sure that the book you hold in your hand was the best possible. For all the time and effort you gave, For all the grief you took from the “hall monitors, ” For smiling in the face of a deadline, Thanks, Grande Rojo!! SABER TALES—Local P 5 LOCAL 5 P. 6 World — Local Trivia Saber Tales 1983 DEATHS Karen Carpenter David Niven Gloria Swanson Jack Dempsey Lillian carter Eubie Blake Arthur Godfrey Paul “Bear” Bryant Jessica Savitch Yuri Andropov 1963 1983 Pizza 154 404 Record $4.98 $8.99 Milk 464 994 Movie Ticket 754 $4.00 Coke 104 604 Sneakers $5.00 $40.00 Candy Bar 104 354 School Lunch 354 854 Jeans $6.98 $30.00 CAPTURED OUR ATTENTION Sally Ride, First American Woman in Space Movie: The Day After Cabbage Patch Dolls 1984 Winter Olympics Music Videos Disbandment of Bell Telephone Korean Airlines Disaster Outbreak of AIDS Super Bowl World Series Flashdance Carl Lewis broke indoor Long jump Record Final Episode of MASH U.S. Embassy in Beirut is bombed kill- ing 63 Lech Walesa Nobel Prize Winner Michael Jackson 1983 Top Entertainer s — Local Headlines Nothing will stop the “Z-Force” VatCW Golf team compos first season Homecoming is a Success G°SSi Ajtleri LoungeniOpens things.- ip.. rnTJ 'Pan snowbali Is there life after SV? £ dP , S°ct Support the Bookstore Yearbook getting better all the time A M F°otballBan de a Success On being a Senior P.8 Local Obituaries — Saber Tales LAST WILL I Kelly Allen, leave to Michelle Torres. Mrs. Donnelly s remarkable and unbelievable research paper. I Kim Allen, leave to my little brother ’ Del. the tun of going through Mr. Gahagan’s class. I Bob Anderson, leave to Pat Tolomei. all my Chemistry Labs from last year. I Richard G. Andres Jr., leave nothing to this school, for after the Class of 84 leaves, this school shall go down hill. I Tammy Barriger, leave to Corey Soyke. my nickname shorty. I Teresa Bartosik, leave to Barbara Marean. my Senior High Orchestra cello. I Denise Benowski, leave to Bean Jr., my height. I Susan Berner, leave to Marsha Kramer, all my Police pins and bumper stickers. I Richard Blakeslee, leave to Colleen Stilloe. all my football knowledge I Joe Brennan, leave to Jeff Daniels, one of my fingers. I Stephen Boyea, leave to Missy Sprankle. my great skiing ability. I Kelly Casey, leave to Kim Casey, my pitching ability, but not my hitting ability I Andrea Christman, leave to Polly Baer, the backstage microphone. I Kristi Cline, leave to Jill Galli, my red garter and “skirt (or lack thereof). I Michelle Cooper, leave to Tim Armstrong, his very own locker so he doesn’t have to share anymore. I Sandra DiRado, leave to John Gage. Robbie Chapman and Chris Coyle all my famous words for our ‘‘little games in study hall 35. and how could I forget the “fork and spoon. I Kristin Divis, leave to my little brother Steven, all my talent in soccer! (Just kidding) Love you Steven! I Malcolm Donnelly, leave to no one. my Who collection. I Lisa Dowdy, leave to Laura McGuigan and Leslie Vest, my skitzziness and great times in Cheerleading. I Paul Drake, leave to the S.V. Football Team, my great skill and sorrow I Colleen Dundon, leave to Michele Pickert. my bibllo collection. I Phil Elliott, leave to Steve Yetter. my beer mug. I Kelly Evans, leave to Marsha Kramer, my slinky red colorguard skirt and garter. I Julie Fedorwich, leave to Colleen Stilloe. all my 12th grade papers. I Chris Fiato, leave to Sandy Spencer, all my love. I Jeff Finsel, leave to Mary Ann Hattala. everything I have in the world. I Carolynn Flohr, leave to Dave Zelenyak. my artistic ability so his shoes don't turn out looking like paper bags. I Brenda Freeman, leave to Wendy Vincent, all of Miss Storm's gym classes. I Tom Fuller, leave to Ed Lawrence and Fleas, my Rebel Force I.D. card. I Kenneth Gage, leave to the Class of '85. Mrs. Donnelly s term paper and grammar assignments. I Sean Gahagan, leave to Brian Balchikonis. my unwanted nickname of Pooky. I Diana Gardepe, leave to Renee Rifenbury. my whole frog collection. I Michelle Garris, leave to Lisa LaBarron, my very own hair brush. I Elaine Gier, leave to Marie Gier, my spot on the volleyball team. I Tim Gincerowski, leave to Jim Frisbee. my good looks, because he is not going to pass 12th grade. I Kari Goldberg, leave to my sister Deborah, all of my math 12A homework. I Bill Gregory, leave to Mr Bajkowski. a $200.00 gift certificate to shop at Phila. Sales. I Steve Griffin, leave to Jill Galli, a real pair of shoes. I Lisa Griffiths, leave to Lisa LaBarron. all my mother's cigarettes. I Lori Grubham, leave my Grande Rojo shirt to any Redhead that wants it. I Caroline Hadlick, leave to Lisa Hein, the Memory of my ankle, it happened in her driveway! I Tammy Hanyon, leave to Michelle Stasukevich and Tina Wood, all my Van Halen posters from my locker. I Denise Harrison, leave to Chip Corbin. MY number 22! You’re welcome! And to Sharon Gahagan. my size 14 cheering skirt. I Wes Hatch, leave to this school, everything but books. I Shelley Harding, leave to Mary Diffendorf. all the luck with a certain SK. I Lorraine Hartford, leave to all the Juniors, our Senioritis (Chip and Rod). I Steven R. Hartford, leave to Beth Deeter. all my extra time in which I do nothing at all. I Dan Hogan, leave to everyone, my brace. I Tracy Holehan, leave to John Konecny. all my homework during the week, and great times on the weekend. I Debbie Husnay, leave to Karina Bullock, all my memories we had together. I Janice Ireland, leave to all Sophomore girls, a bronzed hula-hoop to carry on the tradition. I Michelle Jones, leave to Kristen Stiles, all my wild earrings. I Mark Karas, leave to Michele Covert, a box of Dexatrim. I Kris Keeney, leave to Ann Burdash. my Dita, lines, and my 47 in Math. I Todd Kelley, leave to Susquehanna Valley High School, the words no doubt.' 8 AND TESTA - I Lloyd LaBarron, leave to John Domurad, my skill m . game of Football. I Arnie Landers, leave to Mr. Simkulet. all the ponti- gufdanc-' of the upcoming seniors. I Johan Lange, leave to Jon Tyler, all my money to buy gas for his RX-7 I Wendy Mainusch, leave to Shaun Wilcox, all my love I Cindy Marean, leave to my sister Barbara, my locker way out In the boonies. I Tammy Martin, leave to'MichWe Kalagian. my crazy brother Roto, so he can pusher in isolation instead of me, and can keep him away from the house acrosrthe street. I Lee Martinez, leave to Ken Rought. my basketball skills. I Lisa Mendolia, leave to the Soccer Team, my investment of bandages. I Jeff Miller, leave to Matt Konopka. my telephone numbers for Jayne and Jo-Anr and Nicki. I Marie Monasky, leave to my sister the ability to cope with Miss Storm’ � exercise days. I Tina Muckey, leave to David Laviska. the Care and maintenance of Dr.jma Club and Miss Stratton. I Adam Nichols, leave to Bobby Harding, nil my future reservations at Bob's Hotel. Hsadijnicness. rful parties m 12th. jnd the Great Escape pry of a broken nose m Niagara Falls. Canada] met l Mark Nikula, leave to Shawn Collins. ----- i David Nolan, leave to J4oe Cool, all the I Ann Patchen, le ye tortmta Gdovin. i Duane Pei, wish we could win some football games. I Beverly Penny, leave tD Renee Rifenbury. all of my pets. I Ed Pittsley, leave to John Domurad. the privilege of wearing tt44 in football. I Daphne Platt, leave to Kim Bares, my source of late passes. I Debbie Pratt, leave to Gina Curcio. the joys and wonderment of tomahawk carrot fighting in the senior cafeteria. Bon Appetite! I Lisa Prentice, leave to Sharon Gahagan, aU mvoearls. ! Renee Rifenbury, leave «to Dia«$a Gardepe, the dollar t;hat I owe her. I Tammy Rockwell, leave to Vicky Rockwell, the future pains pi Mr. Gahagan's Social Studies class. I Kim Robinson, leave to Jeff Anderson, my math knowledge who almost knows nothing about math. I Pam Rowlands, leave to brother Danny, my English Research paper. I A. J. Russell, leave t Mr, Wjjj -fiichard Simmons' bool Atness Made Easy.” I Eric Rustine, leave to jjthe comiag r des ;. Mr. GahS nf I Hope Rychlewskii vemtTKris Coyle and Rob Cnapman. Miss Scuba. I Dave Sanded, l e to the English Classes, my grades. c I Franklin Sh £p£n, leave to no one nothing, because I own nothing. I Todd Smf Peave to Dave Burrows, my talented skiing ability and my collection of Mr. Nemire detention slips. I Patricia Standish, leave to Lisa Sanded, my favorite typewriter in Room 7. I Connie Stevens, leave to my sister Cindy, all my Biology notes and labs. I Ed Stevens, leave to Eric Kron, my huge muscles and incredible looks. I Teresa Stenta, leave to my sister, all my biology, chemistry, physics and A.P. Bio labs. I Leslie Stopper, leave to anyone that wants it. Mr. Topper's Consumer Ec. Class. I Debbie Stringer, leave to Pat Rolston, all my teachers and homework and pains of gym class. I Diane Studer, leave to my brother Mike, the expertise of Senior High food fighting. I Robin Swartwood, leave to Tom Stratton, all the fun memories of bus 108 and the grand Pepto-Bismol pink walls. I Patrick Tolomei, leave to Bob Kutalefc all of my technical drawings from Mr. Yelverton’s class. I Jon Tyler, leave to Peter Gillberg, m Svorite jar of vaseline. I Steve Yetter, leave to Kelly Sheehy. l H %books I ever used. I Jeanne Vaseleck, leave to anyone, all my etlf apers and my seat in Business Law (since I didn't use it much). I Rich VanVorce, leave to ChrisOpyle. my spffgtasses. I Karrie Wakeman, leave to Lisa my nickname BabyCakes (but a “Junior” after the BabyCakes). I Eilleen Walsh, leave to Anita GdcftX all our great times, spaz moments, fluff. Miller, and remember best buds forever. I Terri Washburn, leavg taroy,brother, all my writing skills for English and Social Studies. I Dan Weaver, leave to anyone,Tny locker and combination, my book that I didn't read. I Curtis White, leave to Joe Brennen. my brain, so he can be a bum like me. I Venora Wood, leave to Kelli Kittle.gll my great eighth periods. I Todd Alden, leave to anyone who wfiTtake it, my fine classic car I Douglas Allen, leave to Dave Sandell, my siphoning hose and rnv hickjken case. dnfilA « I Wayne Bonsell, leave to Edward Serow. my pictures in my louder and the pictures under them I Kelly Buckland, leave to Diana Gardepe, all the gum I have takdfr from her. P. 10 Local Homecoming — Saber Tales Peter and Lisa Tom and Lorraine Ed and Carolynn Joe and Lisa HOMECOMING '83 Homecoming took place on Saturday. October 29@ 2:00 pm against Seton Catholic Central. Queen was Karrie Wakeman. escorted by Sean Gahagan. Winning Float was done by the Class of '84. The candidates for Homecoming were Lisa Prentice escorted by Peter Gillberg. Lisa Mendolia escorted by Joe Brennan. Lorraine Hartford escorted by Tom Fuller. Kris Divis escorted by Rich Andres. Carolynn Flohr escorted by Ed Stevens. Lorie Weaver escorted by Ken Gage. Teresa Stenta escorted by Dan Hogan. SV lost the game 44-0. Saber Tales — Local Homecoming P. 11 Chris and Denise Ken and Lorie Rich and Kris Dan and Teresa P 12 Entertainment Play — Saber Tales “I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY November 5. 6, 1983 The intense story of the Concentration Camps of Nazi Germany was brought to the SV stage by the Drama Club. Maria Luke gave a moving performance as Raja Englanderova. The story line gave an account of Raja's life in the days preceeding her capture by the Nazi soldiers, and the people she came in contact with. Special audio visual effects added to the fine perfor- mances of all involved. SABER TALES — Local Concerts P. 13 A BUSY CONCERT SEASON 1983-84 was a busy con- cert season for the music ensembles at Susquehanna Valley High School. Nov. 11 was the first concert of the year. A Fall concert was a new addition to the calendar this year. Dec. 21 was the annual Christmas concert. Festive music was performed by all groups and Santa Claus made his yearly visit. 1984 began with a Pops concert on Feb. 15, providing the audience with lighter concert numbers and show tunes. March 14 was the extravagant Music in our Schools Week Concert. All music ensembles in the Junior and Senior High perform as SV recognizes this national observance of music educa- tion. The season was brought to a close on May 31 with the Arts Festival. In addition to musical performances, displays are set up by the Art, Home Ec and Industrial Arts Departments. In addition to school con- certs, the band, chorus and orchestra performs at local parades, schools and other public places. Our high school ensembles had a busy year as they continued to rehearse, perform and keep music in the eyes and ears of the community. P. 14 Local Exchange Students — SABER TALES Peter Gillberg As a Swedish exchange student that has had the opportunity of being a member of the S.V. senior class, I would like to thank you all for making this such a memorable year. This has been one of the best years of my life, and I will never forget it. Maybe someday I'll be able to come and visit again. Thank you, Peter. Johan Lange This year has really been one of the best years of my life and I will never forget it. I have had so many new experiences and a lot of new friends. I want to thank everybody at SV who has been so nice to me and made me feel welcome wherever I've been. I hope that I can come back soon and see everyone again. Johan Lange This has excelled demonstra coaches, you!! S. V. STUDENTS SHOW EXCELLENCE i r jT sen a banker year for S.V. students who have realized their talents, accepted tl Jheir specialized fields. In areas of scholarship, music, art and sports, ou sd that hard work and determination pay off. By taking full advantage of the faculty and have made aTTiark in the record books of S.V. and made us proud. Congra ebhallenge and students have SCHOLARSHIP Winners of NY Regents Scholarships Kenn nelly jeradc ;e William Benm Todd Black Kristi Cline Malcolm Dorn lard Fugui eth Gagi Sean Gahagan Kristine Keeney Carl Kosinski Mark Nikula Daphne Platt Kimberly Rehl Eric Rustine Edmund Stevi Elizabeth Str; Jon Tyler (Als Loi BdSi Sean Bowh Dave NolanB Shelley Harding fl Kim Robinson I Girls SoccerH Kelly Casey Colleen Dunrlnn MUSIC All State Chorus Daphne Platt ea All State Chorus kie Gillette Teri Heavey Maria Luke Tina Muckey Kim Rehberg lustine in Studer All State Band day.Carros Melody Gardner AnnMa.ro Griffiths Kris Keeney Wendy Mainusch Daphne Platt Joyce Tyler . ■?' a All State Orchestra id Laviska Joel Smales LuAnn Szajna Hk SPORTS All-Star STAC Selections Boys Soccer Rob Chapman Chris Clinton Malcolm Donnelly Football— 1st Team Chip Corbin Football — 2nd Team Wayne Stanton ■ Jeff Clow Alan Jones ■ Cross Country Ed Stevens Chris Wright ART Duane Pei At the Scholastic Art Awards competition, locally held at Roberson Center. Duane received 4 gold keys and 3 blue ribbons. His work will go on to New York City for national judging. In the past 3 years. Duane has won a total of 9 gold keys. 8 blue ribbons. 2 Hallmark Award nominations and 1 national gold medal award for his self-portrait. P. 16 LOCAL VICE PRINCIPALS — SABER TALES ASSISTANT Spencer appointed temporary VP This 1983-84 school year S V has a new Vice- principal. Mr Spencer is replacing Mr. Service who was last year's V.P Mr. Spencer is only a replacement and will be here until they find a permanent replacement for V.P here at S.V. Mr. Spencer has a long background of working at various schools as not only V.P. and Principal but he was a teacher, substitute teacher and also a football coach for many years. When asking Mr. Spencer if S.V. students were in general “bad kids he replies that he had never met a bad kid. Mr Spencer feels that all students should be able to show themselves in their best light. He also feels that he is more lenient with students as far as punish- ments are concerned because he would like the students, not to be afraid of him but instead see that he is the type of person that students cane talk to. Mr. Spencer also tells us that he strongly believes in giving each student a chance to say what he or she feels. Mr. Spencer feels as though he is very fair and he throughly working with S.V. students and faculty very much. Mr. Spencer has made changes here at S.V. One of the more important changes which he has made is the listing students that he is to see. opposed to having the students called out of class. Mr Spencer feels this is very important not only to him but the students. This system enables the students to see Mr. Spencer on their free time and it also gives students responsibility and independence which Mr. Spencer feels is very im- portant. When asking Mr. Spencer what his main goal or ac- complishment was for his students here at S.V. he replied that he would like S.V. students to learn how to solve their own problems; he wants the students to strive for independence also. Mr. Spencer considers himself a very optomistic man who sees the best in people. He enjoyed education as a kid and ap- preciated school as a place to learn and to see friends also. Mr. Spencer spends his weekends fishing, Hunting, at S.V. sports events, and with his family. I asked Mr. Spencer if he could have one wish come true what it would be, he replied that Students have good health and he also wants peace. Mr. Spencer has been doing a fine job here at S.V. the students seem to like him and the faculty supports him. PRINCIPALS SABER TALES — LOCAL VICE PRINCIPALS P. 17 Paul Kozak to be new vice principal BY DAPHNE PLATT Mr. Kozak has visited our school several times for Mr. Paul Kozak will soon interviews. However, he be joining our ad- knows as yet little about our ministration as the new Vice school. What he has heard is Principal for the Senior that it has a fine reputation High. Mr. Kozak is presently f°r excellence in education, working at Tonconik Hills Central School where he is the principal of the middle school. He lives in Deposit with his wife. Mr. Kozak became in- terested in public education at an early age. Several of his family members have taught in public schools. Mr. Kozak attended Chittenango High School which is near Syracuse. From there, he went on to do his un- dergraduate work at SUNY Cortland. This was where he received a degree in Health Education. Mr. Kozak completed his graduate studies at SUNY Oswego. There he earned a MA and CAF in Education Administration. Once out of school, he found a job in Hannibal, NY as Health Educator for the Junior and Senior High Schools. P.18 LOCAL RETI REES — SABER TALES FAREWELL TO ARMS They Faithfully Served S. V. Mr. Bowdish This past year, several gentlemen who have been dedicated workers at Sus- quehanna Valley have retired or moved on. Mr. Wayne Bowdish retired in June of 1983 after teaching English for 25 years. During that entire time, he served as Department Chair- man. Also retiring in June 1983 after 16 years was Mr. Ray- mond Potter, Superintendent of Transportation. He is now liv- ing in Florida. Mr. John Nemire is leaving at the 1984 School year after teaching math at S.V. for 24 years. Mr. Herb Decker, our Head Custodian, is leaving after 16 years and Mr. William Stringer retired from the School Board after serving for 15 years. While he did not retire, Mr. Mike Prosinski left in March to take a position with Broome County in Criminal Justice. These men have almost 100 years of service given to Sus- quehanna Valley. We thank them for their dedication and wish them the best in the future. Mr. Potter Mr. Nemire Mr. Decker SABER TAILS — Entertainment P 19 ENTERTAINMENT P.20 ENTERTAINMENT SABER TALES SABER TALES — ENTERTAINMENT ORCHESTRA P. 21 FIDDLE-FADDLE This year the SV Senior High Orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Kay Nemire. participated in four concerts. Working towards yet another A rating in NYSSMA competition, the or- chestra rehearses on ACE days, Mods 13 and 14. SV is fortunate to have an ongoing string program at all levels. Through parental, stu- dent and administrative sup- port. the program has continued strong since the school began. “Being in orchestra has enabled and prepared me to participate in other musical organizations outside of school, says Junior Jan Naugle. The benefits of our music programs extend much farther than the walls of SVHS. Individal members also represented SV at Area-All-State and the NYSSMA solo competi- tions. further demonstrating the high level of musicianship pre- sent in this organization. Front semi circle: Jan Naugle, Jessica Pettengill, Jill Galli, Carl Hattala. Laura McGuigan, Pat Dundon. Rebecca Pettengill. Mary Hodges. Seated behind: Chris McKenzie. Cathy Jensen. Richard Lee. Jamie Williams. Debra Goldberg. Anita Gdovin. Melody Gardner. Wendy Mainusch, Karen Black. Cheryl Puzo. Mary Gerhard. Teresa Bartosik. Barbara Marean. Standing: Kelly Sheehy. Tracy Lawrence. Chris Quader. Genie Nichols. Penny Kosinski. Angela Nichols. Mrs. Nemire. Michele Martin. Todd Black. Luann Szajna, Kim Bares. Ron Pei. Shawn Collins. John Pate. Richard Frailey. P. 22 Entertainment Chorus — Saber Tales The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Music The Susquehanna Valley Senior High Chorus, a 36 member strong group, performed well this past 1983-84 season Under the careful and fine supervi sion of Choral Director Pat White, the group par- ticipated m many events from concerts during the holiday seasons to organized competitions of NYSSMA (New York State School Music Associa- tion). The Chorus sang different types of music pieces, ranging from contemporary and Broadway hits to choral classics. The total number of hours spent in preparation for the Fall. Christmas. Pops. Arts and Festival Con- certs were beneficial and reflected the Choir's abilities In April, some of the Chorus members par- ticipated m a NYSSMA competition at Chenango Forks This allowed the singers to demonstrate their vocal abilities and receive a grade accordingly In May. the entire choir competed against other choirs in an ensemble NYSSMA competition However, it wasn't continual work and no play During the Christmas season, the Chorus went caroling around downtown Binghamton in front of the Court House After, the field trip continued at nursing homes, hospitals and the Binghamton Psychiatric Center It was both a learning ex- perience as well as a lot of fun In May. the Senior members of the Choir were honored with a New York City trip, a welcomed reward by the Seniors In the future. Miss White hopes to introduce more field trips for the Choir, both educational as well as recreational. This year, the Chorus has numbered the largest it has been in many years, we hope it will continue to grow —Elaine Gier Row 1 Scott Burdick. Sue West. Roberts Butts. Chris Stone. Eric Rustine. Robin Swartwood. Elaine Gier. Karen Franck Row 2 Sandra Williams. Linette Burrows. Kathy Roberts. Daphne Platt. AnnMarie Griffiths. Joyce Tyler. Pam Rolands. Pat Rolston, Donna Dedrick Row 3 Cheryl Voloshen. Britt Burford. David Laviska. Diane Studer. Kim Rehberg. Jackie Gillette. Bridget Howard. Row 4 Sandra McAvoy. Theresa Heavey. Andrea Christman. Tina Muckey. James Zindle. Tina Panko. Judith Jackson. Lisa Stout Missing: Maria Luke. Kristin Stiles. Karrie Wakeman. Galen Fries SABER TALES — Entertainment Band P 23 “MARCHING IN STYLE’’ During mid-season the band faced perhaps its most difficult challenge. They met it head on and finished the season with pride. In addition to their per- formance at the New York State Field Band Competition they participated in concerts during the months of November, December, February, March and May. The fall season included half-time shows at the football games and in the spring they par- ticipated in the numerous NYSMA activities. . 24 Entertainment Band — Saber Tales Row 1 L to R — Eileen Walsh. Peggy Hardwick. Kelly Hogan, Kara Cadden. Laurie Maguire. Ann Patchen. Eileen Walsh. Carol Kleeman. Karen Balchikonis. Vicki Brofcak. Lynn Gdovin Row 2 L to R — Mr. Zavadil. Pat Spring. Steve Strauch. Matt Jenson. Mike Weidman. Ron Pei. Gina Curcio. Michelle Pickert. Dave Laviska. Joel Smales, Jay Carros. Annmarie Griffiths. Liz Strout Row 3 L to R — Mr. Aldvino. Dana Ellis. Daphne Platt. Tanya Calafut. Pam Nitto. Denise Clark. Sue Boer. Kris Keeney. Joyce Tyler. Melody Gardner. Michelle Franklin. Chris Dumian. Amy Russo. Denise Dumian. Lisa Gates. Ann Marie Bennett. Rob Cady. Connie Stevens. Mr. Ryan. Tim Whitesell. Row 4 L to R — John Donnellon. Scott Burdick. Jeff Herz. Kevin Keesler, Todd Snitchler. Dan Gertchins. Wayne Steffen. Tom Don- nelly. Mike Cadden. Dennis Keesler. Steve Griffin. Linda Andrejack. Wendy Mainusch. Beth Deeter, Mary Hattala. Mary Hardwick NYSFBC CHAMPIONSHIP SABER TALES — Entertainment Band P. 25 Row 5 L to R — Kathy Donnelly. Kim Bares. Todd Smith. Lance Milks. Tim Burdick. Andrew Russell. Janice Kleeman. Michelle Sherer. Brian Hoke. Scott Sternquist. Paul Geertgens. Luann Szjana. Pat Dempsey. Lori Martin. Lynn Andrejack. Jennifer French. Row 6 L to R — Shaun Wilcox. Marsha Kramer. Kelly Evans. Debbie Connors. Kristi Cline. Jill Galli. Anita Gdovin. Barbara Marean, Paul Magargle. Eileen Jones. Carolyn Nocera. Leslie Tift. Lisa Allen. Kelli Cline. Kathy Van Vorce. Mark Boyden P. 26 Entertainment Collage — SABER TALES Saber Tales — Entertainment Candids P. 27 All Aboard! ($ Ayyyy! Take a bow II pg p sTk T T E f A ■_]_= = Dishpan Buns Hello Santa? cont. on 35 P. 28 Entertainment Spanish Club — Honor Society — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Bill Ruf- fle, Kris Keeney, Carolynn Flohr, Rod Kucera, Bryce Ellis. Diane Bartola, Pat Pappas, Christy Way, Jackie Snell, Dave Laviska, Eric Cron. Row 2 L to R — Kristy Cline, Kari Goldberg, Carol Kleeman, Mary Hardwick, Sharon Harris, Teresa Bartosik, Daphne Platt Row 3 L to R — Lis Straut, Jon Tyler, Todd Black, Teresa Stenta, Chris Fiato. Kim Rehberg, Mrs. Hoesel. SCHOLASTIC PRIDE The National Honor Society consists of students who excel in scholarship, character, leadership and service; they have achieved a scholastic average of 90 at the time of induction. In striving to be of service to the school, the society provides peer tutoring and assistance in the taping of books for learning disabled students. They also participate in a student challenge at Tompkins-Cortland Community Col- lege, and raise funds for their annual induction ceremony. NOS GUST AMOS ESPANOL The members of the Spanish Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Sharon Baldwin, cooperate in group activities to foster inter- national understanding. These activities in- clude making and selling Christmas Pinatas, a Mexican meal at the El Cholo Cafe, pro- moting a bowling contest, participating in a Foreign Lanuage Fair, speaking Spanish at the Emerson weekend, and organizing a white elephant auction. Row 1 L to R — Teresa Bar- tosik, Lisa Bowdish, Pat Pap- pas. Jackie Gillette. Kim Casey. Row 2 L to R — Gary Silvanic, Chris Coyle. Tim French, Tracy Holehan. Sean Forbes. Row 3 L to R — Tim Collins, Colleen Lynch, Jackie King, Shelley Truex, Shari Shea, Mary Gerhard Row 4 L to R — Fred Nichols, Sharon Gahagan. Missy Sprankle, Pat Falkenberg, Rob Finch, Dale Seeley, Row 5 L to R — Mrs. Baldwin. Maureen McGuigan, Laura Nevins, Dorothy Jablonsky. Ed Pei Row 6 L to R — Robert McGuigan, Anita Gdovin, Jill Galli. Jan Naugle. SABER TALES — Entertainment Ski Club. Z Club P. 29 Row 1 — Sue West. Luann Szjana. Sue Backo. Ann Hadlick, Toy McPherson. Beth Deeter, Shari Edwards. Row 2 — Mrs. Jenson. Cathy Staff, Laurie Martin. Jessica Pettengill, Dawn Griswald. Lisa Stout, Cathy Jenson. Chrystal Nelson, Tina Curcio, Diane Drabo. Row 3 — Bev Chmiel. Kathy Donnelly, Kim Bares, Vickie Truex, Shelley Truex. Tracey Peacock, Jennifer Tasher. Mary Diffendorf, Jackie Quain, Jodie Hinkley. SERVING THE SCHOOL The Z-Club, under the direction of Mrs. Jenson, is a service organization which has been set up to serve the community and its school. Baskets were collected and delivered to needy families at Thanksgiving. A Christmas party was given for the Special Ed classes at Cedarhurst in December, and the club assisted with the Special Olympics in the Spring. Time, concern and sacrifice are the re- quirements, and personal satisfaction is the reward for membership in the Z club. Row 1 — Janice Kleeman, Michelle Pickert. Kathy Van Savage. Jackie King, Lisa Boyle. Mary Gerhard. John Schiro. Kris Stiles. Tom Striss. Sandy Spencer, Bryce Ellis. Tom Butehko. Row 2 — Bryan Foulke. Lynette Burrows. Roberta Butts, Teri Heavey. Jamie Williams. Sherry, Karen Franck. Lloyd LaBarron. Chris Fiato. Jon Tyler. Bryan Cook. Karen Minehan Row 3 — Brian Sternquist, Bob Anderson. Phil Elliott. Eric Geiger. Steve Yetter, Kelly Sheehy, Jim Bannon. Brian Thomas, Robert Rowse, Kevin Ronk. Lisa Mendolia, Teresa Stenta, Carolyn Flohr, Debbie Goldberg, Chris Wrye, Steve Boyea, Rich Andreas. Nick Mezzadona, Dan Jackson. HOT- DOGGING IT In addition to organiz- ing their ski activities, the members raised funds by participating in selling at a booth at the Town Fair, showing movies, pro- moting a ski swap, and organizing a raffle. They also attend demonstra- tions on the various aspects of the sport and hope to meet with other ski groups for joint ac- tivities. The club is advised by Mr. Leon Cook. P. 30 SABER TALES ENTERTAINMENT — STUDENT COUNCIL. NEWSPAPER Front Row: Mrs Haskell. Mike Bruetsch. Rich Andres. Daphne Platt. Dennise Harrison. Shelly Truex. Vickie Truex. Diane Drabo, Tina Curcio, Mrs. Donnelly. Back Row: Dan Jackson. Kari Goldberg. Colleen Dundon. Lisa Prentice. Kim Bares. Kathy Donnelly. Jamie Williams. Malcolm Donnelly. Ed Stevens. STUDENT COUNCIL NEWSPAPER STAFF This year the Student Council’s first big project was to organize Homecoming in October. Other projects later on were the Pep Club. Saber Christmas and the hall monitor system. The year saw the reopening of the bookstore after a long absence, and a clothing drive for Mrs. Yurka’s class. The Council has high hopes each year and makes plans to promote school spirit and improve campus life. Everyone's support and help is needed and encouraged. Advisors are Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Donnelly. Once again this year the Saber Scene was put out by a faithful few. Under the guidance of Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. Donnelly, the school paper reported happenings of SV, the life, the sports, the opinions. The tremendous task of interview- ing and researching stories resulted in a new issue about every 3 months. The Editor-in-Chief was Kari Goldberg. Row 1 Mary Hardwick. Jill Galli. Carol Kleeman. Anita Gdovm, Scott Burdick. Ed Pei. Kevin Kucko. Andrea Christman. Dennise Harrison Lisa Prentice. Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Cox. Row 2: Kristi Cline. Deb Connors. Michele Pickert. Jackie King. Kim Bares. Teresa Stenta. Lisa Mendolia. Rob McGuigan. Row 3 Diane Bartola. Daphne Platt. Shelly Truex. Kathy Donnelly. Vickey Brofcak. Ed Stevens. Jim Gerhard. Chris Fiato. Jon Tyler. Tom Fuller. Malcolm Donnelly. Michael Donnelly. SABER TALES — Entertamment Yearbook Staff P. 31 The people below have all helped in some way with this years' Saber Tales. Their time and effort are greatly appreciated. ADS LAYOUT Sue Berner Lisa Boyle Lisa Boyle Andrea Christman ♦Britt Burford Karen Franck Andrea Christman ♦Lori Grubham Ken Gage Patti Pappas Lori Grubham Karrie Wakeman Deb Husnay Patti Rolston BOOK SALE Diane Studer Lisa Boyle Karrie Wakeman Andrea Christman Eiffieen Walsh Karen Franck Lon Weaver Ken Gage Jackie Gillette Ann Marie Griffiths PHOTOGRAPHY Lisa Harder Rich Andres Denise Harrison Dan Jackson ♦Dan Jackson Eric Kron uavio LavisKa Karen Minehan Chris Thompson Daphne Platt Jay Walden Theresa Stenta ♦Above and beyond the call of duty! Lisa Stout LuAnn Szajna ADVISORS ♦Karrie Wakeman Pat White Lori Weaver Pat Campbell EDITOR Lori Grubham With a project the size of this book, there are bound to be mistakes. Some are due to human error, for which we apologize. Others are simply because of time and deadlines — this book had to be to the printers by March 9!! Please know that the Yearbook Staff, Varden's Photography and Taylor Publishing did their very best to make this book creative, complete and memorable for years to come. P. 32 Entertainment Art — Home Ec — Saber Tales ART CLUB The Art Club provides an op- portunity for students who often do not take formal Art classes to explore various media and sor ,t crafts — pencil sketching, c ir- tooning, colored wax on clo h, etc. Two fund-raisers allow them to accompany Mrs. Yurka’s group for a year end trip. Members pictured at the left are: Row 1 — Sue West, Sandy Williams, Lisa Stout, Penny Derr. Row 2 — Michelle Garris, Lisa Twitched, Tom Hammond, Cathy Staff, Luann Szajna, Caroline Hadlick. Row 3 — Caroline Riley, Brenda Freeman, Audrey Smith, Tony DiLucia, Miss Barrett, Diana Gardepe, Steven Davis, Eric Saar. HOME EC CLUB The Home Ec Club, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Perry, sold candy and popcorn to raise money for their projects and for their end of the year trip. They donated money, clothing and canned goods for an elderly, blind woman as a project. They also offered their assistance to nursing homes and hospitals. Generosity is the key to their working closely with Social Ser- vices to reach the community in a caring way. The Commissioner of Social Services commended them for their efforts in a recent letter. Pictured at the right are club members Luann Szjana, Lisa Bowdish, Cathy Staff, and Mrs. Perry. Members missing are Sandy Williams, Lisa Stout, Penny Derr, Sue West, and Tam- my Miller. SABER Tales — Entertainment Cheerleaders P. 33 Basketball Cheerleading Squad Row 1 L to R — Kris Divis, Tammy Barriger Row 2 L to R — Sharon Gahagan, Laura McGuigan, Leslie Vest Row 3 L to R — Eilleen Walsh. Karrie Wakeman. Denise Harrison. Laura Scherer, and Vicki Brofcak. Advisor Jay Walden. Row 1 L to R — Susan Gard. Kelli Hogan. Sandi McAvoy Row 2 L to R — Tanya Harlec. Colleen Lynch. Laurie Maguire. Missing — Janet Barnhart. Kathy Donnelly. Cheryl Voloshen. Terri Scherer, and Linda Andrejack. P. 34 Entertainment Football Cheerleaders — SABER TALES Pep! This year’s Varsity Football Cheerleading squad had 6 seniors. Captains Karrie Wakeman and Denise Harrison. Seniors Lorraine Hartford, Laura Scherer, Lisa Dowdy, and Lisa Prentice. Tina Panko, Sharon Gahagan, Laura Nevins, Deb Goldberg, and Laura McGuigan all Juniors rounded out the squad. Jay Walden, first year advisor, has done a fine job. The girls Pep and Spirit kept SV alive during those long fall months. RAH! J.V. Football Cheerleaders, Tammy Dennis, Cheryl Voloshen, Lisa Boyle, Janet Barnhart, Kelly Sheehy, Cathy Jensen, Sue Gard, Cheryl Yuhnick, Dawn Griswald, Sandy McAvoy. Saber Tales — Entertainment Candids P. 35 P. 38 Entertainment Personalities — SABER TALES Class Flirts Denise Harrison and Scott Wrye Best Looking Dan Hogan and Tammy Barriger Best Personality Ken Gage and Carolynn Flohr q Steve Boyea and Karrie Wakeman D L EMost School Spirit Eilleen Walsh and Ed Stevens S Class Couple Lisa Mendolia and Kevin Ronk SABER TALES —P.39 Class Musician Most Teaseable Kris Keeney Bill Bennett P. 40 Entertainment Personalities — SABER TALES Class Heartbreakers Ed Pittsley and Teresa Stenta Class Clowns Daphne Washburn and Joe Brennan ■ Most Likely to Succeed Todd Black and Kari Goldberg Most Athletic Colleen Dundon and Rick Burdash NOT Pictured Class Brains Kim Rehberg and Jon Tyler Class Musician Andrew Russell Class Artist Duane Pei Spirit SABER TALES — Entertainment Candids P. 41 T.A. Cute Kate Caught Ya P. 44 Sports Candids — Saber Tales Saber Tales — Sports Baseball P.45 S j ■ ’' ■ Row 1 L to R — Kevin Ronk. Tim Manning Row 2LtoR — Ed Pei. Chris Weaver. Fran Testa. Bryan Cook Row 3 L to R — Jeff Daniels. Brian Balchikonis. Adam Nichols. Don Jones. Todd Alden. Bill Reifler. Coach Dwornik The yearbook staff would like to apologize to Mr. Howell and the boy’s varsity baseball team for the lack of coverage. i T P.46 SPORTS SOFTBALL —SABER TALES “WHO’S ON FIRST, WHAT’S ON SECOND. THIRD?’’ Barb Monasky Kris Divis Tricia Stank Angie Pei Marie Monasky Deb Pratt Cathy Cook Kelly Casey Kari Goldberg Colleen Dundon Amy Osterhout Kris Keeney Laura Keeney Karen Minehan Marilyn Austin The softball team had a successful season los- ing the STAC Championship to U-E. All the girls should be congratulated on a fine season. P 48 Sports Field Hockey and Golf — SABER TALES PLAYING WITH PRIDE First Row — L to R — Amy Russo, Kim Houghtaling, Jackie Gillette, Second Row — L to R — Kim Allen, Pat Pappas, Lisa Hein, Pat Falkenberg, Helen Coddington, Ann Burdash, Kris Keeney, Kari Goldberg Third Row — L to R — Chris Quader, Karen Balchikonis, Kathy Donnelly, Kim Bares, Lynne Smith, Katie Van Savage Stats: 0-12 No matter how bad the score was the Girl's Field hockey team played with perseverance. This is commendable! PAR FOR THE COURSE. . . First row — L to R — Coach Simkulet, Scott Staub, Russ Crandall, Eric Kron, Second row — L to R — Bob Anderson, Brian Cook, Jeff Gresham, Brian Balchikonis, Tom Butchko, and Dan Griffiths Stats: 2 wins and 11 losses The first season in STAC Competition went well and with an ex- perienced like Mr. Simkulet, the team is bound to have success. SABER TALES — SPORTS Girls Soccer P 49 A GOOD SWIFT KICK This year's soccer had an overall record of 5 and 10. The team had fine talent. Ten seniors equipped the team with experience. Cap- tains were Kris Divis, Kelly Casey, and Colleen Dundon. Kelly Casey and Colleen Dundon were also named to the Division II All Star team. Row 1 L to R — Penny Kosinski, Edna Smith, Deb Pratt, Kris Divis, Mary Gerhard, Terri Scherer, Lisa Mendolia Row 2 L to R — Jeanne Vaseleck. Daphne Washburn, Denise Benowski, Colleen Dundon, Hope Rychlewski, Teresa Stenta, Kim Casey. Kelly Casey Row 3 L to R — Coach Prosinski, Mamie Warner, Michelle Pickert P. 50 Sports Boys Soccer — SABER TALES The boy’s varsity soccer team ended its season strongly by winning three of their last four games to finish with a 7-9-2 record. The team had a good season, although they were plagued with many injuries. The season looks promising for next year with eleven returnees. Row 1 L to R — Rich Lee Row 2 L to R — Rod Kucera. Dave Zelenyak, Rob Chapman, Chris Clinton. Peter Gillberg, Mike Donnelly. Malcolm Donnelly. Row 3 L to R — Mike Becraft, George Maguire. Jeff Finsel, Fred Nichols. Bill Reifler, Johann Lange. Adam Nichols Boy’s Cross Country Jim Gerhard Ed Stevens Chris Wright Mark Romain Wayne Steffan Jim Gates Russ Washburn John Koralewicz Tom Fuller Coach — Bob Fleming Girls Cross Country Audrey Smith Lori Freeman Cindy Marean Ann Hadlick Coach — Mr. Mayko P. 52 SPORTS Football — SABER TALES The 1983 Football Team, under the guidance of first year coach Larry Bucchioni. showed much improvement over past seasons. Several records were set. Andy Corbin set a school. League and Broome County record for most receptions in one season. 53. and school records for most passing yardage as a team. 974. Rick Burdash passed for a total of 917 yards. When a school sports team inherits a record of O-from he last 3 years, their biggest battle is not on the field, but rather in the minds of the individuals and in the soul of the team. Im- agine the burden of carrying this reputation into every game; to have spent one-half of your scholastic career being condi- tioned by the press and school community to lose. Under this pressure the 1983 Football Squad made great strides. Their playing abilities showed definite improvement. Even their mental approach was better this year, but to the anguish of the team, it was not good enough. The graduating seniors can be proud of their continuous ef- fort on a team that is the brunt of many jokes. The underclassmen can take the new attitude they will inherit and go on to make their mark in the fall of 1984. SABER TALES — SPORTS Football P. 53 1983 Football Squad Scott Wrye, Jeff Clow, Paul Drake, Steve Boyea, Alan Jones, Lloyd La Barron, Chris Coyle, Rick Burdash, Rich Van Vorce, Andy Corbin, Chris Henderson, Jon Tyler, John Konecny, Ed Pittsley, Scott Leach, Carl Kosinski, Bill MacDowall, Joe Vaseleck, Bill Clark, Wayne Stanton, Dave Dedrick, Bob Drewry, Rich Blakeslee, Erin McPherson, Chris Euchinhoffer, Tim Armstrong, Rob Finch, Kevin Ronk, Steve Hartford P. 54 SPORTS Girls Tennis — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Carol Kleeman, Colleen Stilloe, Karen Minehan, Karen Franck, Karen Butchko, Trish Killian, Row 2 L to R — Vickie Truex, Jamie Williams, Michelle Tracy, Denise French, Karen Christman Row 3 L to R — Tami Juraska Point, Set, Match Lisa Prentice and Karen Butchko split the first singles position. Karen led the singles players with 5 wins. The doubles team of Michelle Tracy and Tricia Killian also scored 5 wins. Although the team did not win any of their 12 outings, they did score 19 points in their matches. Next year’s team shows much potential with 7 returning players. The team captains were Lisa Prentice and Karen Butchko. MAWS Saber Tales — Sports Volleyball P. 55 This year’s girls volleyball team consisted of three seniors, Kari Goldberg (Capt.), Kris Keeney (Capt.), and Kathy Albrechta. Three juniors Beth Deeter, Missy Sprankle and Dorothy Jablonski. The team was rounded out with two sophomores Diane O'Neil, and Gina Curcio. First year coach, Cindy Gorgos (SV Graduate) did a fine job. P. 56 Sports Boy’s Varsity Basketball — Saber Tales Team Captains Dan Hogan and Sean Gahagan Row 1 L to R — Dan Hogan, Joe Brennan, Chris Weaver, Jeff Gresham, Tim Maguire Row 2 L to R — Brian Balchikonis, Adam Nichols, Rob Finch, Don Jones, Mike Cadden, Alan Palmer, Ron Babcock, Sean Gahagan. Missing — Jeff Miller The Boy’s Basketball Team, coached by Frank Gahagan, had a frustrating season this year. Despite a losing record the players still maintained an enthusiastic approach to the game and showed continued improvement throughout the season. The highlight was a second place finishing at the Chenango Forks Holiday Tournament. With this kind of dedicated and en- thusiastic approach to the game future success can be expected for the Saber Basketball Team. Sean Gahagan Saber Tales — Sports Boy’s Basketball P. 57 J.V. Team Shawn Wilcox Del Allen Steve Sullivan Tim French Dave Zelenyak Mike Connors Tim Everling Chris Coyle Victor Lea Coach Mike White P. 58 Sports GirTs Basketball — SABER TALES The Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team posted a 5-13 record. The team was led by senior Colleen Dundon. who averaged 16.8 pts. per game. Team members were Denise Benowski, sr., Kelly Casey, sr.. Daphne Washburn, sr.. Pat Falkenberg. jr., Kim Bares, soph., and Trish Killian, soph. The team gave fine per- formances throughout the season. The Girl’s J.V. Basketball Team posted 6-12 record. Karen Balchikonis was leading scorer. Team members were Jackie Gillette, soph., Edna Smith, soph., Ernestine Hampton, soph., Linda Diekow. fr.. Marnie Warner, fr.. Kim Houghtaling, fr., Carlene McLaughlin, fr.. and Kathy O’Donnell, fr. Saber Tales — Sports lce Hockey P.59 |ce (Hockey SLAPSTICK Jon Tyler Johan Lange Peter Gillberg Mark Karas Steve Griffin Jeff Finsel Mark Boyden Mark Emmett Bill Riefler Rob Chapman Dave Chapman Jim Palmer Rich Zeh Bryce Ellis SABER TALES — Sports Bowling P.61 BOWL’EM OVER The Boy's Varsity Team members: Bob Anderson. Bob Lawrence, Alex Racheck, David Nolan, and David Smith. Dave Nolan was named to the ALL- STAC Bowling team. The Girl’s Varsity Team members: Lor- raine Prozeralik, Shelley Harding, Tammy Hanyon, Kim Robinson, and Mary Diffendorf. Shelley Harding and Kim Robinson were both named to the ALL-STAC Bowling team. Congratulations! P.62 Sports Wrestling —SABER TALES Wrestling J.V. coach: George Schuster Scott Parkison, Jerry Osterhout, Brain Hoake, Erin McPherson, John Shields, William Mac- Dowall, Wayne Stanton, Jeff Buckland, Jeff Herz Varsity coach: Gerlach Front row: Kevin Cole, Rob McGuigan, Steve Divis, Darrin Ronk, Mike W i e d m a n , Edwin Lawrence, Morgan Hart- man, Jim Hayes. Saber Tales — Llving Senlors P.65 LIVING SENIORS P.66 Living Seniors — Saber T ales KATHLEEN ALBRECHTA “Tex Spanish Club (9-10). Yearbook (11). Cheerleading (10). Intramurals (9-12); S.V. Memory; When I dove after a water bottle in the hall and ended up at Mrs Fitch's feet with it; Future plans: Data Processing. Computer field TODD ALDEN “Rebel’' Ski Club (9-12). Baseball (10-12). Year- book (6-12). V Soccer (12). In- tramurals (9-12); S.V. Memory The last Football game we won Future Plans: attend college. DOUGLAS ALLEN “Douger” S.V. Memory: Pulling fire alarms; Future Plans: To sell insurance for State Farm. KELLY ALLEN Art Club (9-12). Lit Club (11-12). In- tramurals (9-12); S.V. Memory: Chas- ing Mark Karas for 3 years; Future Plans: Attend BCC for commercial art. then a 4 year college for art. KIM ALLEN “KecT Bowling. Field Hockey. Intramurals; S.V. Memory: The night Lisa Boyle and I got lost and couldn’t find the rest of our group. Future Plans: college for Ac- counting or Cosmetology. ROBERT ANDERSON •Bob Ski Club (9-12). Bowling Team (11-12). Golf Team (12). Weightlifting (9-12); S.V. Memory: playing on the first S.V Golf Team: Future Plans: Attend BCC and become an Aeronautical Engineer. 66 Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.67 RICHARD ANDRES Waupaho Intramurals. Newspaper. Ski Club. School Photographer; Future Plans College at Sullivan CC and R I T for Commercial Photography JAMES BANNON THOMAS BARNHART Barney” Future Plans; work. TAMMY BARRIGER “Shorti” Cheerleading (10-12). Honor Society (9); S.V. Memory; Having to climb out the bathroom window because we were locked in; Future Plans: College for Early Childhood Education. TERESA BARTOSIK Orchestra (9-12). Spanish Club (9-12). Honor Society (9-12); Future Plans: become a veterinarian. WILLIAM BENNETT Future Plans. Work 67 P.68 Livmg Seniors — Saber Tales DENISE BENOWSKI “Bean” Basketball (10-12). Bowling (9). Soccer (11-12). Cheerleader (10): S.V. Memory: Being high-scorer with one point when S.V. played Seton in basketball; Future Plans: To attend college. STEPHEN BOYEA “Steve” Football (9-12). Ski Club (8-12); S.V. Memory: All the parties during the fall; Future Plans: be a beach bum. SUSAN BERNER Bug and Shmu” Colorguard (10-12). Archery Club (9- 10). Art Club (11-12). Choir (10-12). Pop Choir (12). Yearbook (12). Drama Club (12). Track (12); S.V Memory: Being picked to do the dance to Mam- bo and having to take my uniform off in front of the football team; Future Plans: To attend Broome Community College then transfer to R.l.T. or Penn State. JOE BRENNAN V.B.” Baseball (9-12). Basketball (9-10). Stu- dent Representative (11). Soccer (9). Intramurals (9-12); S.V. Memory: Graduating; Future Plans: To attend a four-year college. TODD BLACK Yearbook (10-12). French Club (10). Orchestra (9-12). Honor Society (9- 12); S.V. Memory: The time I flooded Mrs. Fitch's sink and cabinets with water; Future Plans: Engineering at a local college. MICHAELBRUETSCH Mike” Newspaper: S.V. Memory: Pep rallies at Brennan's locker: Future Plans: Criminal Injustice at a two-year college. 68 Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.69 KELLY BUCKLAND “Kelly Belly Buckland” S.V. Memory: The sit-in for Mr. Cad- den; Future Plans; To attend college. ANDREA CHRISTMAN Band (9 11). Chorus (12). Orchestra (10-12). Drama Club (12). Yearbook (11-12). Student Council (12). S.V. Memory: Drama Rehearsals; Future Plans: college for Special Education. RICHARD BURDASH KRISTI CLINE “Krispi” Colorguard (10-12). Winterguard (11- 12). French Club (10). Honor Society (10-12). Student Council (10-12). Pep Club (12). Prom Committee (12); S.V. Memory: T.P. Baseball in Canada; Future Plans: college, computer science. KELLY CASEY “Case” Volleyball (9-10). Bowling (8). Soccer (9-12). Basketball (11-12). Softball (9- 12). Student Council (9-11), Honor Society (10-12). Intramurals (9-12), Spanish Club (9-11); S.V. Memory: When the S.V. Girl's Softball team beat U.E. in Softball (7-5); Future Plans: To attend college and study for court stenography. JEFFREY CLOW “Monster” Var. Football (11-12), Var. Baseball (9. 12), Bowling (9-10); S.V. Memory: The summer I spent with Unchana; Future Plans: Become top 10 Powerlifter in Nation. P.70 Living Seniors — Saber Tales DEBRA CONNORS MICHELLE COOPER TINACURCIO “Debbie “Shellie Colorguard, Winterguard, Student Council. Prom Committee. Spanish Club; S.V. Memory: All our great W.G. trips, having my left hand weigh more than my right; Future Plans: college. Ski Club, Track (10). Intramurals; S.V. Memory: The sit-in for Mr. Cadden; Future Plans: To be a cosmetologist. SANDRA DIRADO “Geo STEVEN DAVIS Art Club. Wrestling; S.V. Memory: Passing each year: Future Plans: Pro stock racing. ROBERT DENNY Future Plans: To attend college. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Lit Club. Band. Prom Committee. Float Committee, Class of 84 Rep; S.V. Memory: all the great times spent with Lisa and Kathy, especially all our challenges Future Plans: 4 year college for psychology. Saber Tales — Living Semors P.71 KRISTIN DIVIS “Kris Div” Softball (8-12). Cheerleading (10). Soccer (9-12), Student Council (9-11); S.V Memory: When our Varsity Soft- ball team beat U.E in 1983. Future Plans: Attend BCC. then transfer to Cortland. PAUL DRAKE “Thug” Intramurals (10-12). Football (10-12). Basketball (8. 9). Soccer (10); S.V. Memory Burdash’s party; Future Plans: Navy. 2 year college. MALCOLM DONNELLY Soccer (9-12). Track (11; 12). Float Committee (9-12). Indoor Track (12). Student Council (9. 10. 12). Newspaper (12). Lit Club (12). Honor Society (9-12). Intramurals (11. 12); S.V, Memory: jumping the Honda, listening to The WHO. COLLEEN DUNDON “Cogg Fish” V. Soccer (11. 12-captain), Basketball (9-12-captain). Honor Roll (9-12), French Club (9-11). Intramurals (9-12). Newspaper (9. 12). Class Rep: S.V. Memory. When Denise Benowski was the high scorer on the basketball team with one point; Future Plans: college, electrical engineering. LISA DOWDY •'Unis Majorettes (7-11). Cheerleading (10- 12). Class Rep (11. 12). Prom Commit- tee. Yearbook (11). Float Committee (11. 12); S.V. Memory: all the great times I've had with Kathy. Sandi. Lisa and Jeff, and yearly trips to Wildwood; Future Plans: college. PHIL ELLIOTT Ski Club, Intramurals; S.V. Memory: The day no hot lunch was served; Future Plans: College. Data Process- ing. Criminal Justice. P 72 living Seniors — Saber Tales KELLY EVANS Band (10-12). Cotorguard (10-12). Wmterguard (10-12), Student Council (10. 11). Spanish Club (9.10). Prom Committee (12); S V. Memory the great food at Tony's Place, summer drivers ed with Babycakes: Future Plans: college, medicine CHRIS FIATO Student Council. Ski Club. Lit Club. Honor Society: S.V. Memory: sit-in of '82 Future Plans college- environmental engineering RICHARD FIGUERADO JEFFREY FINSEL Finse Soccer, Hockey. S V Memory: meeting a certain MAH; Future Plans: BCC CAROLYNN FLOHR Ski Club (9-12). Class Rep (9-12). Soph Pres . Student Council (10. 11). Newspaper (12). Lit Club (11). Wres- tling scorekeeper (9-12). Intramurals (9-11). Honor Society (11. 12) S.V. Memory: a certain road trip , Future Plans: college, computer science. KAREN FRANCK “Frankie'' Cheerleading (10, 11). Soccer (9. 11). Tennis (12). Ski Club (9. 12). Track (9). Yearbook. Newspaper. Intramurals: S.V. Memory: 9th. grade Spring Break in Myrtle Beach with Kris Divis, cheerleading, friends; Future Plans: college. Engineering 72 Saber Tales — Living Semors P.73 BRENDA FREEMAN ••Mo” Art Club. Home Ec Club; S.V. Memory: being locked in the English wing bathroom and having to crawl out the window JAMES FRISBIE “Friz” Track. Cross Country. Basketball; Future Plans: college, business. THOMAS FULLER “Beatman” Cross Country (7-12), Track (7-10). Wrestling (11-12). Student Council (9. 12); S.V Memory: Flea Hotel. Future Plans: SUNY Brockport. Criminal Justice. KEN GAGE “Reliable Man” Yearbook. Student Council. In- tramurals. class of 84 rep S.V. Memory: sit-in of '82. Mrs. Fitch’s chemistry class; Future Plans: 4 year university and Law School. SEAN GAHAGAN Spo” Basketball (9-12). Tennis (11-12). Stu- dent Council (10-11). Student Rep (11). Intramurals (9-12): S.V Memory: smgalongs at Joe’s locker; Future Plans: 4 year college of pre-law. DIANA GARDEPE “Lady Di” Art Club; S.V. Memory: SV won a foot- ball game in 1978; Future Plans: open a craft shop. 73 P.74 Living Semors — Saber Tales MICHELLE GARRIS “Mitch” ERIC GEIGER ELAINE GIER Babe Art Club; S.V. Memory: hiding in the gym corner so 1 didn't have to run laps; Future Plans; college. Band (9. 10). Chorus (12). Lit Club (12). Intramurals (10-12), Volleyball (12). Newspaper (12). Prom Commit- tee (12): S.V. Memory: knowing that 1 passed the 11th. grade history regents exam; Future Plans: to become a reporter for CBS and be anchorwoman for Dan Rather. TIMOTHY GINCEROWSKI “Ray Cross Country (7-12), Track (10- 11); S.V. Memory: 9th grade Cross Country STAC Championship, we won by two points; Future Plans: work KARIGOLDBERG Field Hockey. Volleyball, Softball. GAA, Intramurals, Yearbook, Newspaper. Honor Society. French Club, Student Council. Prom Committee; S.V. Memory: June 2, 1982; Future Plans: 4 year college and graduate school. WILLIAM GREGORY “Wild Bill S.V. Memory: the 8th. grade trip to New York City: Future Plans: college, work. 74 Saber Tales — Lmng Seniors P.75 STEVE GRIFFIN Band (9-12), Cross Country (9). Stage Band. Hockey (12); S.V Memory: the band getting 4th in the State Cham- pionships; Future Plans: college. CAROLINE HADLICK Crash Art Club; Future Plans: BCC LISA GRIFFITHS Cheerleading (10). Soccer (9), Spanish Club (9). Newspaper (9). Intramurals (9); S.V. Memory: being locked in the bathroom with T.M., T.B.. and J.K. and having to climb out the window. THOMAS HAMMOND LORI GRUBHAM Grande Rojo” Girls Basketball (9-10). Student Coun cil. Yearbook staff (9-12). Yearbook Editor (9. 12): Future Plans: college, physical therapy. TAMMY HANYON Bubbles Bowling (10-12). Band (9-11), Z Club (10); S.V Memory: sit-in. Girls Varsity Bowling team won STAC's against UE P.76 Living Seniors — Saber Tales MICHELLE HARDING Mickie Cheerleading. Bowling, Intramurals: S V Memory: Sept 12th-Marky and Shelley Forever: Future Plans: college STEVEN HARTFORD ‘Buford Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. Power Volleyball: S.V Memory: 98 yard touchdown run against lllion in the 1982 Homecoming game: Future Plans: college, radiology DENISE HARRISON Denise-Bud Cheerleading (10-12), Newspaper (9- 12). Lit Club (9-12). Honor Society (9. 12). Drama Club (9. 11). Student Council (9. 12). Pep Club (9. 12). In- tramurals (9-12). Spanish Club (9. 10). Float Committee (10-12). Class Rep (10. 12); S.V Memory: when Chris finally figured out how to count to 7. my eighteenth birthday; Future Plans: attend SUNY, Wildwood this summer WESLEY HATCH Moonchild Art Club (10-12). Chess (10-11): Future Plans: Bodyman. LORRAINE HARTFORD Muskrat” BB Cheerleading (11. 12). FB Cheerleading. Intramurals (9). Ski Club (9-10); S.V. Memory: Laura Scherer wiping me out and then sliding through Mr. Howell's office; Future Plans: Com- puter Science or Data Processing CHRISTOPHER HENDERSON Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.77 LISAHERZ “Squirt-Shorty” Cross Country. Track. Drama. Newspaper; S V. Memory: running cross country and track, picking on people taller than me; Future Plans: college, physical therapy. PAMELA HOLLENBECK “PJ” Cheerleading (10. 11). Band (9-11). Prom Committee (12); March 11. 1983. 3:29. having my left hand weigh more than my right; Future Plans: col- lege 2-4 years. Medical Assistant. DANIEL HOGAN Dan Basketball (9-12). Football (9. 10). Track (11). Intramurals (9-12). Baseball (12); S.V Memory: Rick’s house; Future Plans: become President. DEBRA HUSNAY “Debbie” Field Hockey (9-11). Volleyball (10-11). Cheerleading (9). Track (12). Year- book (11. 12); Future Plans: BCC. Ex- ecutive Secretary. TRACY HOLEHAN Toots” Yearbook (9. 12). Spanish Club (9. 10, 12). Honor Roll (9-12). Newspaper (9). Intramurals (9-12). Class Rep (9-12): S.V. Memory: half dozen roses from Todd; Future Plans: attend SUNY Binghamton. JANICE IRELAND Q-Tip Intramurals (10-12); S.V. Memory: do- ing hula-hoops in Miss Storm's class. 77 P 78 Livtng Seniors — Saber Tales DANIEL JACKSON Action Jackson Football (8-12), Track (8-12), Weight Lifting (9-10). Ski Club (7-12). Newspaper (11-12). Yearbook 112). In- tramurals (8). Jazz Band (8. 9); S.V. Memory Karen and I being chosen to be the Junior Class Couple at the Prom of'83 ALAN JONES ■Ar Football (8-12). Wrestling (9-11). Track (10-12): Future Plans Navy MICHELLE JONES Shelly Future Plans: college MARK KARAS Grub Hockey (11-12), Football (11). Baseball (10). Weight Club: S.V. Memory: when a cup fell out on the ice during a Hockey game: Future Plans: work, college. BCC KRISTINE KEENEY Ween Field Hockey. Volleyball. Softball. Band. Honor Society, Newspaper. In- tramurals: S.V Memory trying to teach Ottie how to tap dance, all the great times with the 5 DM's: Boston University. Pre-med. DENNIS KEESLER Band (9-12). Orchestra (11). Stage Band (10-12); S.V. Memory: passing the Chemistry Regents and escaping Mrs Fitch; Future Plans: Johnson School of Technology, become a Draftsman. 78 Saber Tales — Living Semors P.79 DAVID KIRKLAND JENNIFER KOLOSKI CARLKOSINSKI “Hay” Basketball (9-11). Baseball (9-12). Football (12). Intramurals (11-12); Future Plans: win a million dollars. ROBERT KUTALEK Chess Club. Power Club. Intramurals. ARNOLD LANDERS Arnie“ Student Council (9); Future Plans: Politics. ROBERT LAWRENCE “Bob Emma” Cross Country (9). Track (9. 10). Bowl- ing (10-12). Intramurals (9-11); S.V. Memory: the Barn-burners and the hotel; Future Plans: Computer, draft- ing and engineering. 79 P.80 Living Seniors — Saber Tales SCOTT LEACH DANIEL LEWIS TIMOTHY MAGUIRE “S.Leach” Football (8-12). Wrestling (8-10). In- tramurals (10-12). Track (12): Future Plans: go to BCC Basketball (11. 12). Baseball (11. 12); S.V. Memory: Flea Hotel. WENDY MAINUSCH Mainuche” Band (9-12), Winterguard (10-12); S.V. Memory: the Winterguard trip on March 19th. DAVID MAJERCIK TIMOTHY MANNING Future Plans: become a printer. 80 Saber Tales — Livmg Semors P.81 CYNTHIA MAREAN TAMARA MARTIN TIMOTHY MCMANUS C.J. “Puff” Cross Country (12), Track (10. 12). Yearbook (9. 12). Intramurals (9); S.V Memory: Passing Mr Gahagen's class; Future Plans: college. Computer Pro- gramming. Secretarial courses. French Club (10. 11). Intramurals (9. 10). Honor Society; S.V. Memory: get- ting locked in the English wing bathroom with T.B.. L.G and J.K. and crawling out the window; Future Plans: BCC for 2 years, then SUNY Binghamton. LISA MENDOLIA Pisa Girls Soccer (9-12). Student Council (11. 12). Class Pres. (11). Intramurals. Spanish Club (9. 12). GAA (10); S.V. Memory: when 1 tripped the V. Prin- cipal in the hall (by mistake of course) Future Plans: nursing or pre-med at SUNY Binghamton or Alfred U. NICHOLSA MEZZADONNA Keg- Ski Club (8-12). Track and Field (9-12); Future Plans: college LANCE MILKS C.J. Band (9-12); S.V. Memory: last day of school; Future Plans: attend BCC for Business. 81 P.82 Living Seniors — Saber Tales JEFF MILLER KAREN MINEHAN MARIE MONASKY Juan” Kare-Kare” Mimi” Basketball (8. 11. 12). Football (8- 10); Future Plans: to own a chain of Speadie Restaurants. Tennis (10-12). Softball (10-11). In- tramurals (7-11). Yearbook (12). Ski Club (11-12); S.V. Memory: going to the Prom with Dan as Junior Class Couple: Future Plans: 4 year college. Business. Softball: S.V. Memory: going out with Jim Ahern; Future Plans: BCC 2 years. Data Processing, then a 4 year school. ADAM NICHOLS TINA MUCKEY Drama Club. Lit Club. Chorus; S.V. Memory: Drama Club Rehearsals. Odie” Soccer (9-12). Basketball (9-12). Baseball (11. 12). Intramurals (9-12): S.V Memory: tying Vestal in Soccer; Future Plans: 4 year college, education. MARK NIKULA Newspaper. Lit Club. Yearbook. Stu- dent Council. Spanish Club; S.V. Memory: falling down on Ahern Hill; Future Plans: college, medicine. 82 Saber Tales — Livmg Seniors 83 DAVID NOLAN “Chuck” ALAN PALMER ANN PATCHEN 3PT Bowling (10-12). Baseball (8-10, 12). Future Plans: College. Band (8-12). Colorguard (8-12). Wmterguard (8. 10. 11). French Club (9. 10): S.V. Memory: Winterguard trip to Mynderse and 1st place at New Hartford: Future Plans: College BCC. DUANE PEI Track (11). Lit Club (11); S.V Memory: friends; Future Plans: college, art. BEVERLY PENNY Gator Band (9-12). Art Club (11, 12), Drama (11. 12); S.V. Memory: sit-in for Mr Cadden; Future Plans: to go into a field working with animals. EDWARD PITTSLEY “Butch” Basketball (9), Football (9-12). Wres- tling (9), Baseball (9), Intramurals (9- 12): S.V. Memory: being against a cer- tain car at a certain party in Nov. 1982; Future Plans: to become a Police Officer. P 84 Living Semors — Saber Tales DAPHNE PLATT •‘Duff’ Band. Chorus. Drama Club. Newspaper. Lit Club. Honor Society. Student Council. Orchestra; Future Plans: College at either Sarah Lawrence or SUNY Potsdam S.V Memory: Chorus trip to Hanover DEBORAH PRATT “Debbie” Soccer. Softball. Class of 84. Student Council (10). Band (10); S.V. Memory going to Messena with the Softball team and winning; Future Plans: SUNY Morrisville. Restaurant Management, own or operate a restaurant LISA PRENTICE-HARDER ‘Miss Vogue” Tennis (12). Field Hockey (10). Newspaper (11. 12). Honor Society (9). Cheerleading (11. 12). French Club (10. 11). Band (9. 10). Student Council (10-12) Lit Club. Class Rep (9- 12). Intramurals (9-12); S.V Memory being middle Linebacker for our Foot- ball team; Future Plans: Ithaca College, communications. LORRAINE PROZERALIK Bowling (8-12); S.V. Memory: sit-in for Mr. Cadden and winning STAC’s in bowling; Future Plans: College. KIMBERLYREHBERG “Kimmi” Band (7-11). Chorus (11-12), Stage Band (7-11). Show Choir (11, 12). Lit Club (11. 12). Drama Club (9-12). Honor Society (9. 11. 12). Woodwind Quintet (8. 9). Student Council (10); S.V. Memory: Keeping Ed Pittsley in suspense: Future Plans: attend Cornell University. RENEE RIFENBURY 84 Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.85 CAROLINE RILEY Intramurals. Art Club. Z Club (Pres ), Lit Club (Ed ): Future Plans: attend Marywood College, work towards Masters in Advertising. DONALD ROBERTS KIMBERLY ROBINSON Bear'’ Bowling; Softball; S.V. Memory: sit-in: Future Plans: college at Salisbury and then to open my own dog kennel. LAURIE ROCKWELL TAMMY ROCKWELL •Rocky Z Club, Art Club. Lit Club, Home Ec Club; S.V. Memory: when Larry and I were sitting in the cafeteria and Mr Nemire told us to unwrap; Future Plans: work, college. MARK ROMAIN ‘Pierot” Cross Country (12). Track (11. 12); Future Plans: winning a football game in 1978; Future Plans: collge. Forestry. 85 P.86 Living Seniors — Saber T ales KEVIN RONK ERICRUSTINE Chorus (11. 12). Lit Club (12), Drama Club (9-12); S.V. Memory: seeing Mrs. Burns trip in the back of the auditorium. PAMELA ROWLANDS Orchestra (7-11), Chorus (12). Lit Club (11, 12). BOCES(10. 11). Art Club (10. 11); S.V. Memory: Sit-in; Future Plans: college. Nursing. HOPE RYCHLEWSKI Hopeless” Soccer (10-12). Track (12); S.V. Memory: all the bus trips for soccer and hotdogs; Future Plans: college. ANDREW RUSSELL “A.J. Band, Orchestra. Stagehand; S.V. Memory: falling off the riser backwards in the NYSSMA Band Competition; Future Plans: college, Data Processing. ERIC SAAR Art Club (9-12); S.V. Memory: When we mooned the whole cafeteria B; Future Plans: 2 years at RIT. 86 Saber Tales — Living Seniors P 87 THERESA SASSANI Chorus (7, 8. 10); S.V. Memory: Chorus concerts; Future Plans: to be a secretary. FRANKLIN SHERMAN French” S.V. Memory: the sit-in for Mr. Cadden; Future Plans: Navy. LAURA SCHERER DANIEL SMITH Smitty Weightlifting; Future Plans: heavy equipment operator for the Dept, of Environmental Conservation. KAREN SARANTAPOULOS Bowling; S.V. Memory: the Sit-in for Mr. Cadden; Future Plans: BCC. Criminal Justice. RUSSELL SEIDEL S.V. Memory: Food Fights; Future Plans: Mechanic. P.88 Living Semors Saber Tales TODD SMITH PATRICIA STANDISH WAYNE STEFFAN Band (9-12). Track (9); S.V. Memory: Band trip to Canada; Future Plans: BCC. Computer Science or Business Management. Patti” Zonta Club (10). Sec. of Zonta Club (11) . Honor Society (9). IBM Co-op (12) . Student Secretary (10-12). Lit Club (11); S.V. Memory: the day my English class hid Miss Stratton's shoes and she couldn't find them; Future Plans: college, computers, secretarial skills. Cross Country (8-12). Band (9-12). Hockey. Track (8, 9) TERESA STENTA Theresa” Soccer (9-12). Honor Society (9- 12). Spanish Honor Society (11), Basketball. Class Rep (9-12), Stu- dent Council (12). Intramurals (9- 12). Yearbook (9, 10. 12). Lit Club (11. 12). Ski Club (9. 12): S.V. Memory: last day of 11th. grade — shaving cream fight in innercourt; Future Plans: a five year college. Pharmacy. CONNIE STEVENS Pickles Band (9-12), Bowling (10-12). Year- book (11). Zonta Club (10); S.V. Memory: the sit-in for Mr. Cadden; Future Plans: BCC. Computer Science. LESLIE STOPPER 88 Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.89 ELIZABETH STRAUT Band (9-11). Track (9). Student Coun- cil (10); S.V. Memory: Falling into and getting stuck in a trash can in 9th. grade. DEBRA STRINGER “Munchkin” Bowling; S.V. Memory: having a smok- ing area, and all of Mrs. Bernstein's help; Future Plans: work. DIANE STUDER “Di” Soccer (9), Student Council (10). Chorus (11. 12). Yearbook (12). Newspaper (12); S.V. Memory: the day 1 had to tell Mr. O’Donnell what zits” were; Future Plans: BCC for Special Education. PATRICK TOLOMEI JON TYLER “Mach” Honor Society (9-12). Student Council (11. 12). Spanish Club (9. 10). Football (11. 12). Soccer (9). Baseball (9. 10); S.V. Memory: float barn burners one and two; Future Plans: college. Engineering. Intramurals (9-12). Marching Band (9). Math Club (9). Weightlifting (9-12); S.V. Memory: fun times in Mr Kleske's class, even though 1 just about failed his course; Future Plans: college. Engineering Science. Electrical Engineering. USA TWITCHELL 89 P 90 Living Semors — Saber Tales KEVIN VAN VORCE Band (9-12); S.V Memory: Mrs Fitch; Future Plans: BCC for 2 years RICHARD VAN VORCE Football (9-12). Wrestling (10). Track (9). Weightlifting (9-12). Intramurals (9-12); S.V. Memory: realizing I was a senior, and could get away with prac- tically anything; Future Plans: BCC. Criminal Justice and Science Engineering. JEANNE VASELECK Student Council (9). Honor Society (9). French Club (9. 11). Basketball (10. 11) . Soccer (11. 12). Intramurals (9- 12) ; S.V. Memory: Mrs. Fitch's Chemistry class; Future Plans: college, pre-law. then law school. KARRIE WAKEMAN BabyCakes” JV Cheerleading (10). V Cheerleadng (11. 12). Soccer (9-11). Student Coun cil (9-11). Class Rep and Treasurer (11. 12). Yearbook (12). Track (9. 10). In- tramurals (9-11); S.V Memory: all my memories of Sean and the Class of '84. Future Plans: college. Social Worker. DAPHNE WASHBURN “Corkey” Track (8. 12). Softball (10). Soccer (12), Basketball (10-12). Intramurals (7-12); S.V. Memory: the sit-in for Mr. Cadden; Future Plans: 4 year college then on to law school. THERESA WASHBURN Band (9. 10); S.V Memory: Mr. Dowd's insane remarks in 10th grade Math Class; Future Plans: college. Accounting. 90 Saber Tales — Livmg Seniors 91 LORIE WEAVER Class of '84 (9-12). Student Council Pres (9). Student Council (10). In tramurals (7-12). French Club (9-11). Yearbook (12). Soccer (8. 9). Softball (9). Track (7-9); Future Plans: college. Special or Elementary Education STEVEN WEED Wacky Weed” S.V Memory getting ISS and OSS DAVID WELICKA DAVID WINKLER Fonz” Future Plans: undecided. CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT SCOTTWRYE Spiderman” Football (8-12). Track (9-12). Wrestling (9). Intramurals (9-12): Future Plans: 4 year college. 91 P.92 Living Seniors — Saber Tales EDMUND STEVENS Guppy Cross Country (9-12), Track (9-12). In- door Track (11, 12), Student Council (Pres. 12), Intramurals, Class Pres, (12); S.V. Memory: swallowing a quarter; Future Plans: politics. STEVEN YETTER Boat Man Ski Club (9-12). Track (9), Intramurals (9); S.V. Memory: having Peg in my life; Future Plans: college. DelHi or Alfred. PETER GILLBERG JOHAN LANGE Polish Soccer. Ice Hockey. Ski Club; S.V. Memory: the first day I came here and saw the pink walls: Future Plans: go to college in Sweden. ROBIN SWARTWOOD Chorus, Track (9); S.V Memory: gaining a friend like Ed Stevens during the 9th. grade Student Council election; Future Plans: to attend Houghton College to be an accountant EILLEEN WALSH Ween Majorette (7-12). Cheerleading (10-12), Winterguard (11-12), HR Rep (9). Yearbook (9-12); S.V. Memory: all the great times on Band trips (spaz) and Winterguard trips (Fluff): Future Plans: continue school and have good times. Saber Tales — Living Seniors P.93 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Vicki Anderson Rich Blakeslee Wayne Bonsell Robert Dedrick Thomas Fox James Gerhard Kevin Gorman Kevin Gurnee Dena Gumaer Paula Hankins Michael Jillings Todd Kelley Florian Kuchera Maria Luke Lee Martinez Dave Roby Tammy Sheridan Amy Stiles Dan Weaver Venora Wood Mike Bishop Christine Croop Julie Fedorwich Lloyd LaBarron Petryszyn Steve P 94 Livmg Faculty Saber Tales LIVING FACULTY Mr. Bajkowski — Biology — Bucknell University. Union College Mrs. Baldwin — Spanish — Bowling Green State University. University of Michigan Mr. Barkley — Ind. Arts — Mohawk Valley Technical Institute. Oswego State Teachers College Miss Barrett — Art — Marywood Col- lege. Penn State Mrs. Beaty — Guidance Counselors — Texas Technological University. University of Maryland Mrs. Bocek — French — SUNY @ Oneonta 95 P.96 Living Faculty — Saber Tales Back Row: Dorothy Chantry. Ailsa Donnelly, Marilyn Cline, Jack Keegan. Front: Mary Rader, Robert Thomas, Kenneth Goldberg. June Lewis Not Pictured: Tom Griffiths. 96 Saber Tales — Livmg Faculty P 97 Mr. Fries — Physics — SUC@Oneon- ta. University of Rochester. Boston University. University of Scranton Mr. Gahagan — Social Studies — St Bonaventure. Scranton University Mrs. George — SUNY @ Cortland Math Mr. Gerlach — ind Arts Mr. Hand — Bus. Ed — Bloomsburg State. Scranton University Mrs. Haskell — English sue @ Cortland P.98 Living Faculty — Saber T ales Mrs. Mansfield — r.r. — Westminster College, SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Mayko — English — SUNY @ Binghamton Mrs. McCormick — Social Studies — Allegheny College Saber Tales — Livlng Faculty P.99 t Mrs. Minster — Nurse — Rochester State Hospital. University of Rochester Mr. Minster — Ind. Arts. — RIT. Oswego State Mr. Nemire — Math — Harpur Col- lege. Colgate University Mrs. Nemire — Music — Fredonia State. Ithaca College Mr. O’Donnell — Math — Alfred University. Clarkson Mrs. Perry — Home Ec. — College Misericordia. Marywood College Custodial Staff P 100 Living Faculty — Saber Tales Mrs. Pool — Health Gym — SUNY @ Cortland. Ithaca Mr. Prosinski — ISS Elmira College Mr. Reich — Social Studies — Marist College. Niagara University Mrs. Scarinzi — Bus Ed Mr. Simkulet — Social Studies — SUNY @ Cortland. SUNY @ Binghamton Mrs. Smith — Bus Ed — Mt. St Vin- cent. Hunter College Saber Tales — Living Faculty P.101 Miss Storm — Gym — Lock Haven State. Ithaca College Miss Stratton — English — SUNY @ Geneseo Mr. Sullivan — English — College of Santa Fe. University of Bridgeport Mr. Topper — Cons Ec. — SUNY @ Cortland Buffalo State Mr. Tracy — Biology — Suc@Oneon ta. Sue @ Oswego Mrs. Warford — Social Studies SUNY (a Albany. Syracuse P 102 Living Faculty — Saber Tales Mr. White — SUNV @ Cortland. SUNY @ Cortland Miss White — Music — Mansfield State. Ithaca College Mr. Yelverton — ind Arts — Iowa State. SUC @ Oswego Mrs. Yurka — Spec. Ed — Sue @ Oneonta. SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Zavadil — Music — Fredonia State Saber Tales Living Faculty P 103 P.104 Living Faculty — Saber Tales Miss Mooney — Home Economics Department Chairman Mrs. Skube — Foreign Language Department Chairman Mr. Stanton — English Department Chairman SABER TALES — Living Faculty P. 105 n c s P.106 Living Faculty — SABER TALES Mrs. Standish — Transportation M rs. Smith — Transportation Secretary Mrs. Winters — Secretary SABER TALES — Living Faculty P. 107 P 108 Living Saber Tales Halloween Storm leaves Pools of Horror Each year at Halloween a storm hits the girls locker room. It sets fear and horror into all that dare to enter. The Source of this storm has yet to be discovered. Saber Tales — Living BOCES P.109 P. 110 Living BOCES — SABER TALES SABER TALES — Livmg BOCES Pill Doug Allen Kim Allen Tom Barnhart Rich Blakeslee Mike Bruetsch Scotl Burhgame Jeff Clow Michelle Cooper Steve Davis Paul Drake Tom Fox Jim Fnsbie Eric Geiger Bill Gregory Steve Griffen Tammy Hanyon Wes Hatch Chris Henderson Janice Ireland Mike Jillmgs Sherri Airwyle Jeff Anderson Lilian Andrews Amands Andrus Ron Babcock Lynn Barlow Larry Barnhart Tammi Barry Steve Bigelow David 8rowne Jeff Buckland Kelly Buckland Joe Clapper Helen Coddmgton Penny Cooley Cathy Cooper Tony Curcio Brain Dean Penny Derr Bob Drewry Sue Gard Pat Dundon Andy Russell Chris Sobolaski Ellen Staff Francis Testa Sue West Tim Wilmorth Wendy Vinson Colleen Stilloe Kim Guiles Bob Lawrence Florian Kuchera Bob Kutalek Dan Lewis Tim Manning Tim McManus Bev Penny Lorraine Prozeralik Jim Reap Renee Rifenbury Don Roberts Rob Roe Mark Romam Pam Rowlands Eric Saar Russ Seidel Dan Smith Dan Weaver Venora Wood Shan Edwards Dan Geertgens Tim Gmcerowski Jeff Glenn Ann Hadlick Debbie Hanyon Bob Holland Cheryl Ingraham Brad Jones Mike Kanaby Derrick Kilmer Kelli Kittle Pat Marbaker Bill McClain Stacey McGath Chris McKenzie Erm McPherson Scott Merrill Tammy Miller Barb Monasky Dave Newberry Steve Pantoski Jeff Shorak Sandy Spencer Lisa Stout Marty Torto Dave Welicka Tma Wood Wayne Stanton Anna Wilbur Students involved in the BOCES Program CO-OP Denise Benowski Laura Scherer Kelly Casey Eileen Walsh Kristin Divis Andy Marian Michelle Harding Dan Lewis Denise Harrisen Hope Rychlewski Lorraine Hartford Dave Kirkland Steve Weed SABER TALES — LIVING OTHER STAFF P. 113 Cafeteria Staff They prepare our lunches, they maintain the building, they keep life at SV going smoothly: our Cafeteria and Maintenance Staff. Pictured on the Page, the Day Crew: Herb Decker, Steve Dedrich, Veda Baker, Lou Jackson and Tom Murphy. The Night Crew: Richard Tripp, Cliff Stone, Ed Slater, John Sturek, Bob Churchill and Frank Slater. The Cafeteria Workers: Millie Harder, Katherine Major, Diane Vuhnick, Barb Romig, Jeanette Blazicek, Ruth Gor- man, and Carolyne LaBarre. Maintenance Staff P.114 Living Sophomores — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Renee Moyster, Eileen Jones. Brenda Degnan Row 2 L to R — Sean Soboloski. Sue Heatherman. Toni Jones. Lorie Freeman. Wendy Vinson. Mike Stout Row 3 L to R — Mr. Sullivan. Bob Zindle. Francis McManus. Kelly Hogan. Mike Kanaby. Chris Hoover. Eric Heath SABER TALES — Living Sophomores P. 115 Row 1 L to R — Rob Chapman. Chris Coyle. Brian Becraft Row 2 L to R — Brian Prentice. Carl Hattala. Richard Lee. Mary Gerhard. Cathy Jenson. Tricia Killian. Nettie Burrows. Sandy McAvoy Row 3 L to R — Shari Shea. Robyn Wiswell. Jackie Quain. Cheryl Puzo. Crystal Nelson. Ed Dickinson. Cheryl Voloshen. Teri Heavey. Debbie Cummings. Judy Jackson. Jessica Pettengill P 116 Living Sophomores — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R: Steve Hammond. Mark Boyden. Gina Curcio. Denise Dumian. Michelle Covert. Row 2: Kevin Brundage. Lori Martin. Kim Morris. Kris Chester. Bev Chimel. Wanda Smith. Linda Andrejack Row 3: Mr. Sullivan. Jeff Smith. Mike Donnely. Tom Denney. Russell Washburn. Janice Kleeman. Laurie Maguire. Kathy Donnelly. Karen Balchikonis. Luann Szajna SABER TALES — Livmg Sophomores P.117 Row 1 L to R — Cathy Staff, unknown. Bridgett Howard. Ed Severi. Row 2 L to R Kelly Kilmer. Tracy Kirkland. Ray Pingarelli. Lisa French. Unknown. Row 3 L to R — Mike Walsh. Ed Serow. Brian Thomas. Jerry Osterhout. P. 118 Living Sophomores — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Sue Backo. Cheryl Yuhnick. Ed Lawrence Row 2 L to R — Marsha Kramer. Jackie Sackett. Chris Jenson. Mike Griffis. Tim Collins. Row 3 L to R — Ann Burdash. Ann Griffiths. Jody Hinkley. Mike Woodruff. Tim Everling. Steve Prokop. Daryl Whitaker. Kathy Roberts. Del Allen SABER TALES — Living Sophomores P. 119 Row 1 L to R — Diane Drabo. Vicki Truex, Terri Scherer. Brenda Barry Row 2 L to R — Unknown. Bob Rowse. Shelley Truex. Joe Seaman. Joy McPherson. Chris Minoia. Mike Studer Row 3 L to R — Bill Clark. Gary Jewell. Brian Foulke. Phyllis Schabloski. Jamie Williams. Kim Bares. Jen- nifer Tasber. Tammy Dennis. Tammy Rawding Row 1 L to R — Chris Clinton. Rob McGuigan. Tim French. Tanya Harlec. Colleen Lynch Row 2 L to R Mary Diffendorf. Tracy Peacock. Shawn Christman. Lynne Smith. Karina Bullock. Catherine Hogan. Row 3 L to R — Donna Dedrick. Jennifer Bianco. Sean Forbes. Morgan Hartman. Chris Stone. Gene Lawrence, unknown. Keith Miller. Rick McQueen CA NDID SABER TALES — LIVING CANDIDS P. 121 CA MERA P.122 Living Jumors — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Ellen Staff, Lisa Stout. Tammy Barry, Tina Wood Row 2 L to R — John Hernandez. Lillian Andrews. Lisa Sanded. Ronda Soyke. Wendy Bushofsky Row 3 L to R — Tom Jenks. Dave Roby. Paul Brandow, Scott Burlingame. Lynn Barlow. Unknown, Chip Corbin. Dave Burrows. Stacey McGrath Row 1 L to R — Toni DeLucia. Unknown. Cindy Furman Row 2 L to R — Rob Holland. Tim Wilmarth. Sue West, Sandy Williams. Theresa Light. Penny Derr Row 3 L to R — Unknown. Kevin Gurnee. Wayne Stanton. Tim Armstrong. Jim Reap. Rob Roe. Jeff Buckland SABER TALES — Living Juniors P.123 Row 1 L to R: Dave Smith, Dan Geertgens. Brad Jones. Tom Day Row 2 L to R Beth Deeter, Joel Smales. Bryce Ellis, Kelli Kipp. Christy Way, Pam Bennedum Row 3 L to R Sharon Harris, Mary Hardwick. Patti Pappas. Pat Falkenberg. Bill Sutton, Jay Carros. Chris Thompson. Kevin Cole. Ed- die Pei. Matt Konopka. John Konecny. Jay Leach Row 4 (top): L to R Scott Swinamer. Chris Andres. Kim Dillenbeck. Missy Sprankle. Sharon Gahagan. Tony Curcio P. 124 Living Juniors — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Beth Diekow, Rod Kucera, Ann Hadlick Row 2 L to R — Shari Edwards. Margie Bennett. Annette Tasber. Laura Nevins. Laura McGuigan. Carolyn Hogan. Michele Headley. Debbie Chmiel. Chris Euchenhofer Row 3 L to R — Jackie Snell. Trina Mess. Colleen Stilloe. Carol Kleeman. Mike Becraft, Chris Wright. Erin McPherson. Kerry McAvoy. Julie Roe. Debbie Cranmer. Jeff Sharak. Mrs. Burns Row 4 L to R — Jeff Wager. Brian Cook SABER TALES — Living Juniors P.125 Row 1 L to R — Jon Shields, Jill Galli, Terri Rustine Row 2 L to R — Bill MacDowall. Kevin Kucko. Debbie Goldberg, Patty Dundon, Sandy Spencer. Lisa Whitney. Chris McKenzie Row 3 L to R — John Schiro. Mike Connors. Tim Correll. David Laviska. David Browne. Kevin Cackett. Kelly Lawrence. Helen Cod- dington. Lisa Bowdish P.126 Living Juniors—SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Kelli Kipp. Tammy Miller. Patty Marbaker. Penny Cooley. Sherri Airwyke Row 2 L to R — Scott Robinson. Vincent Weigand. Marty Torto. Jim Frisbee. Jeff Glen Row 3 L to R — Cheryl Ingraham. Ron Babcock. Larry Barnhart. Steve Roma. Jeff Anderson. Jeff Anderson. Tom MacGeorge. Dave Newberry. Mike Jillings. Eric Kilmer. Bob Drewry SABER TALES — Living Juniors P 127 Row 1 L to R — John Pate. Cheryl Miller Row 2 L to R — Lisa Hein. Anita Gdovin. Bonnie Michalek. Michelle Torres Row 3 L to R — Steve Mack. Kristin Stiles. Dan Deuel. Jim Stone. Ed Staniszewski. Melody Gardner. Valerie Kasson P. 128 Living Juniors — SABER TALES Row 1 L to R — Russell Crandall. John Koralewicz. Bill Reifler Row 2 L to R — Cathy Cooper. Sue Gard. Lori Kalivoda. Kim Casey. Audrey Smith. Dorothy Jablonsky. Barb Monasky Row 3 L to R — Jim Gate. Dave Smith. Dave Dedrick. Diane Bartola. Jan Naugle. Dale Seeley CLASSIFIEDS serving complete menu including pizza Mon. thru Thurs. — 4 to 12:30 Friday — 4 to 12:45 am Saturday — 12 Noon to 12:45 am Sunday — 12 Noon to 12:30 am Reservations’Suggested 723-6477 117 Robinson St. Binghamton; N.Y. CONSOLIDATED MASONRY CONTRACTORS R.D. 2, Park Avenue, Box 257 C Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 (607)669-4555 (607) 723-6516 Blacktop Paving of All Types Congratulations to the class of ‘84’ Seal Coating Gravel Materials Conklin Reliable Market 1109 Conklin Road Conklin, New York 13748 72 Travis Ave. Binghamton, NY 724-1835 Auto GLASS AND WINDSHIELD Plate SPECIALISTS Safety Glass Figured Colored Congratulations Class of '84 Mirrors Storefronts RETAIL WHOLESALE You name it 24 Hour Emergency Service Anytime — Any Day Prompt — Reliable — Reasonable Service NORTHEASTERN PLATE GLASS CORP. 3 Alice Street Binghamton, NY (off Court St. just after underpass) 722-1810 Professional Propane Gas Service — Cylinder Delivery — Metered Service Home — Farm — Commercial — Industrial — Motor Fuel — Camper and Grill Refills — Construction Heat phone — Terrace Drive 723-3594 Binghamton. N Y. WE’VE GOT ALL THE PIECES Box 112 Colesville Road Binghamton. New York 13904 (607)775-1542 Guaranteed Parts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 EXCAVATING — GRADING TOP SOIL SUBURBAN SEPTIC EXCAVATING SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED — INSTALLED PORTABLE TOILET RENTALS RODNEY HOOVER Box 3007 Phone Kirkwood. N.Y. 13795 (607) 775-3535 131 TheYkrden Portrait It's What You Want It To Be. The Yardcn Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. 'tour Yardcn portrait will speak with distinction. 1'or over . ) years, the name Yardcn has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle tor less. Vnrdtkn MudkM. Inr. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Maines Paper Food Service P.O. Box H Terrace Drive Conklin, NY 13748 607-772-1936 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’84 Automated Screen Printing nsdp SLC f Slip ■ IB SPORTING INDUSTRIES, INC. GOODS Route 11 Kirkwood, NY 13795 345 Court St., Binghamton 724-4361 Screening and Liquid Coatings 132 N. Main St., Vestal GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “84 754-7251 Phone (607) 724-2448 F. E. WHITE CONKLIN AUTO PARTS General Contractor Stewart Rd Conklin, N.Y. ♦Auto Parts ♦Auto Paints ♦Auto Body Supplies 607-775-4404 878 Conklin Rd. Residential Commercial Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 LAWRENCES DAIRY BAR 21 flavors ice cream all natural flavors groceries dairy products (PlC jj fresh produce CONGRATULATIONS 2$ CLASS OF 84 William J. Bennedum Donald E. Bennedum Phillip J. Bennedum Kurt E. Bennedum BENNEDUM’S, INC. Key — Lock — Safe — Experts Binghamton Plaza Phone 723-8385 Binghamton. N.Y. 13901 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 from the SV Senior High Chorus CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1984 Conklin Pharmacy 1110 Conklin Road Conklin, NY 13748 Cy Ph: 775-1991 if Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1984 Good Luck Best Wishes Seniors THE STAFF MARINE MIDLAND BANK N A CONKLIN OFFICE from the staff and faculty of SV CHESAPEAKE CORPORATION (formerly Binghamton Container) WISHES MUCH SUCCESS TO THIS YEAR’S GRADUATES Stanton’s Body Shop 753 Conklin Rd. Binghamton, NY 13903 Phone(607)724-2712 AiW MIKE’S 1 BARBER SHOP 709Conklin Rd. f i Binghamton, N.Y. 13903 (607)724-5424 DARBY’S BEAUTY SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “84” FROM THE BABY BULL TAVERN GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1984 From RICES QUALITY MARKET STORE 53 GRISWOLD ST. BINGHAMTON, N.Y. 13904 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Frito-Lay Inc. CAMPBELL DISTRIBUTING CO. BINGHAMTON, NY Michael Kushner, President Harper Row, Publishers, Inc. Baker Drive Conklin, NY 13748 607-775-4143 135 THE BANKC F NEW YORK The Siiviii s Itanki iQi,chase € Endi 1 cott Trust CkemicalBaink m r Ti a savings bank First City Division d Lincoln First Bank NBT THo Notional Bonk and Wwst Company o4 Norwich First Federal @ MARINE MIDLAND BANK, im.a. Every financial service you could need The Bank of New York Key Bank The Binghamton Savings Bank The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Endicott Trust, Irving Bank Corporation Chemical Bank Citizens Savings Bank First City division Lincoln First Bank The National Bank and Trust Company of Norwich First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester Marine Midland Bank N.A. 136 THE DROP ZONE 812 Conklin Road Pool Good Video Times games All legal Beverages open 10:00 am prop. Dick Dee Sundays — noon Russ Jordan Good Luck to the Class of 84 from the Varsity and Junior Varsity SV Cheerleaders Jay Walden, advisor Laurie Henderson, co-advisor CONKLIN CYCLE CENTER 784 Conlin Rd. MR. 95 SUZUKI $ TffiSK (607)724-1411 CONSOLIDATED MASONARY CONTRACTORS RD 2 PARK AVENUE BOX 257 C BINGHAMTON, NY 13903 607-669-4555 607-723-6516 GOOD LUCK SENIORS!! SOUTH SIDE BICYCLE SHOP sales — service — parts conventional 3-5-10 speed •ROSS ‘FUJI MATSU Rl BMX Headquarters ‘MONGOOSE ‘REDLINE ‘Q.T. ‘RACE INC. ‘C.W. ‘PRO-FILE open 10-5 Mon-Tues-Wed Fri 12-8Thurs 10-3 Sat 723-8731 Repairs on all makes 24 S. Washington St. Complete line of parts Accessories GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “84” COMPLIMENTS OF BETH’S STYLING SHOP MEN'S AND LADIES' STYLING FOR APP’T. 775-3252 J. Marshall Ayres insurance broker Walter F. Ayres, Inc. 99 Collier Street 607-722-6096 Binghamton, NY 13901 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLASS OF 1984 Imagine; if the first thing you did with your life after graduation was to get arrested for drunk driving ... or worse yet, kill somebody! Please Drive Sober Broome County Stop-DWI Program Carl S. Young James F. May County Executive Stop-DWI Coordinator 138 GOLDEN SABER BOOSTER CLUB would like to congratulate the S.V. GOLDEN SABERS on a fine marching season and also CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 The Golden Saber Booster Club would like to encourage parents to support their children in all of their school activities. 139 CIVES STEEL COMPANY New York Division P.O. 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