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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

Saber Tales Tales are stories and stories are found in Books. Books are an in- tegral part of life. What would school be without books? Books record the days of our life. We hope to capture some moments in your high school days and provide a memory or two. So let the tales begin. Table of Contents ..............1 Dedication .....................2 Senior Collage .................3 Principal’s Message ............4 Assistant Principal’s Message .5 Baby Pictures...................6 Kindergarten Pictures..........10 Exchange Students..............15 Students Show Excellence .... 16 Senior Section.................17 Class Will ...................20 Senior Index..................28 Class Notables................34 Junior Section ...............36 Sophomore Section.............42 All Stars.....................56 Sports Section................58 Faculty and Administration...94 Clubs and Activities.........109 Advertisements ..............123 Q)cafrca w i We the Class of 1987 would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Priscilla Burns. Her many fine contributions have added new dimensions to Susquehanna Valley. We wish her good luck, health and happiness. Mrs. Priscilla Burns, husbar.d Robert and grandson Ryan Mrs. Burns came to S. V. in September 1970 as a full time English teacher although she had substitu- ted during the preceding year. She has a B.A. in English from Russell Sage College in Troy, New York. Her teaching career began some years later, after working as a draftsman and raising two children, both S.V. graduates. Her graduate studies were done in the MAT program at S.U.N.Y., Binghamton. Besides teaching Regents English, she helped establish the electives program for seniors, which ran from 1974 to 1981, in which she taught drama and creative writing. She was advisor for Student Council and the Class of 1981 However, she would like to be remembered for her direction of her dramatic production of Thornton Wilder’s SKIN OF OUR TEETH, the formation of POTOURRI, S.V.’s literary magazine, and especially the fact that she really enjoyed teaching students. 2 3 Principal’s Message As members of the Class of 1987, yours is the 26th class to be graduated from our high school. Congratulations on a job well done. Undoubtedly as the years pass, you will look through this book many times reminiscing about your high school days. One memory I would like you to always carry with you is the fact that Susquehanna Valley High School has been honored by the State Education Department as being one of the top sixteen high schools in New York state. We are as proud of this recognition, as I'm sure you are. We have been able to excel because of our dedicated staff, our fine programs, and most importantly, because of you our students who have made the most of what we have been able to offer you. You are family and as you take your place in the adult world, we will miss you. Think of us from time to time, stop in to visit whenever possible. We will remember you with a fondness that has grown over the last three years. In closing, I wish all of you the best of luck in the future. I know you will make us proud of your accomplishments. Samuel S. Cadden High School Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The Class of 1987 has been especially close to me because you are the people who made me feel comfortable here at SV when I came three years ago. As your teacher, my fondest recollections are those of your dedication and kindness especially toward me, a stranger in your midst three years ago. As your class moderator, I have been impressed by your great school spirit and your willingness to work hard. As Assistant Principal, I have come to respect your responsibility and initiative particularly con- cerning school projects. I am proud to have been associated with the Class of 1987, and I wish all of you only the best of health and happiness ail of your lives. 5 Joseph F. Stoner Assistant High School Principal Ifljjy jjyM rart i (jl Gee, this is fun! Sooo Big! Check out my shoes! Havin a ball! Like my curls? Where'd I put my ... 8 Ya wanna party? fuc uve on see ft aye 10. Where’d they go? Meet my friend. Decisions, decisions! Ta Da! I think I'm in love! 9 Look, I'm serious! He means it! Happy 11th birthday! (f nf Page 6, 1. Sue Bruetsch, 2. Bernie Smith, 3. Heather Campbell, 4. Mike Weidman, Note to Mike from Carlene McLaughlin, 5. The Gang, 6. Kelly Cline. Page 7,1. Danielle Plouffe, 2. Tracy James. 3. Michelle Stasukevich, 4. Bonnie Kosnikowski, 5. Mike McPeek, 6. Staci Roser, 7. Tom Stu- der, 8. Jennifer Nevins, 9. Kristy Stachura. Page 8,1. Dina Lott, 2. Scott Vosbury, 3. Marnie Warner, 4. Tony DiRado. 5. Yvette Longo, 6. Rick Lepard. 7. Chris Quader, 8. Tammy Ingraham. Page 9,1. Carla McKenzie, 2. Anne Woramontri, 3. Eric Rader, 4. Michelle Scherer, 5. Elaine Cicak, 6. Dee Roma, 7. Kim Diffenbach. Page 10,1. Paul Magargle, 2. Phil Nelson, 3. Bonnie Kosnikowski, Penny Kosinski, Marnie Warner, Sandi Terwilliger. , c en iflea ton DONNELLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974-1975 Mrs. McGovern Kdg. P.M. Row 1: P. Schnurbush, S. Vosbury, P. Dempsey, Mrs. McGovern, ?, C. Mitchell, S. Jones, Row 2: A. Ondrako, C. Winans, K. Butchko. S. Harvey, ?, ?, S. Bruetsch. Row 3: T. DeRitis, D. Roma, J. Jenkins, J. Palmer, J. Griffis, L. Bennett, P. Schnurbush. Row 4: D. Allen. P. Bryan, M. Lawry, R. Pei, T. Lawrence. ?. 10 Top row: J. Carpenter, T. Griffiths. 2nd: L. Diekow, R. Frailey, N. McCarthy, Mrs. McGovern, M. Tracy, B. Fisk, L. Groesbeck. 3rd: J. Saar, C. Steffany, K. Dix, V. Forehand, ?, L. Caufield, T. Avery. 11 12 CEDARHURST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974-1975 Mrs. Aversa Kdg. A.M. HA A US' CjCoffCC WAHL KArHLrg f O'Q WVfLL „ f - XAM55 TfAV S 5Mim -t ' TtACV MtCHAei C A 9CALA, MiCWfal ?U%’AV CEDARHURST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974-1975 Mrs. Aversa Kdg. P.M. 0CA V CTAMes BQAumCako 1HOM AS STuorf WtLl AM KlT JLt SCOTT Co 6' 0 feiL Ca A £V 0AV £A CAuBHAaA SHA HAM AS 13 KwA s OAD© CEDARHURST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974-1975 Mrs. Dimmick Kdg. A.M. KUtSTV SMCNoCA LiSA F v m£ 7T CEDARHURST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974-1975 Mrs. Dimmick Kdg. P.M. 14 Exchange Student Natalia Tahmazian Buenos Aires, Argentina I want to thank everybody for making my visit in the States enjoyable. I had a great time that I will remember for the rest of my life. I want to thank especially my host family who were very nice to me. I mostly enjoyed Ski Club, basketball games and meeting nice people. I also enjoyed all my classes where I found something special that I will never forget, like: 1. Mr. Bajkowski’s yeeeees! trying to encourage his students!! 2. Mr. Gahagan’s classes in which most of the time I was lost and I couldn't follow his high speed conducting of the class, but he was very nice to me. 3. English classes I had fun laughing at people eating M M’s and all kinds of candies. While I enjoyed the interesting speeches, I had a difficult time trying to understand Macbeth. 4. Mrs. Baldwin made me feel at home during her classes. 5. Art classes where I had fun! Although I was embarrassed once when I was the model for the class. 6. Gym, study halls and Foreign Foods where I met nice people. Thanks everybody — students, teachers and all of SV’s staff for making me so happy during this 2Vz months! THANKS A LOT! I'm glad that I could be an exchange student at this school! I will remember YOU! Natalia M. Tahmazian S.V. STUDENTS SHOW EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP Winners of NY Regents Scholarships Row 1: Paul Bryan, Thomas Griffiths, James Hattala, Richard Lepard, Brian Hoke. David Way. Row 2: Penny Kosinski, Kristin Berry, Kathleen O'Donnell, Christine Quader, Heather Campbell (for Nursing), Karen Black, Peggy Hardwick (received a $3500 a year scholarship at College of St. Rose). Mis- sing Eric Brundege. Brian Hoke — National Merit Finalist, being congratulated by Mr. Cadden IKMONi L. MERCE VHAM.ET Area All State Chorus Joanna Vanco Area All State Band Pam Nitto Theresa Scarinzi Danielle Plouffe Paul Geertgens Paul Klinko Todd Snitchler Rob Courtright David Martone Kevin House MUSIC All Star Band Leslie Tifft Paul Geertgens Rob Courtright Kevin House David Martone Binghamton Youth Symphony Bonnie Dutcher Area All State Orchestra Richard Frailey Penny Kosinski Michele Martin Christine Quader Melissa Walker Carrie Finney Mickey Shelton Binghamton Youth Symphony Rebecca Pettengill Melissa Walker Carrie Finney 16 17 Diana Allen Michael Anderson Ellen Bado Josef Baier Kevin Becraft Leigh Bennett Kristin Berry Daniel Birtch Karen Black Rick Boa James Bordenet Christine Boyea Thomas Boylan Michael Brennan Suzanne Bruetsch Eric Brundege Paul Bryan Timothy Burdick James Burnard Michael Burrell Karen Butchko Marlene Cackett Robert Cady Lori Call 18 Heather Campbell David Chapman Elaine Cicak Denise Clark Kelly Cline Todd Craig Mark Daniels Lisa Davis Joel Deeter Brenda Degnan Patricia Dempsey Kimberly Diffenbach Nicholas DiLuzio Anthony DiRado Vincent DiRose Steven Divis Thomas Donnelly Joseph Dowling Christine Dumian Michael Elmore Lisa Emmett Steven Erdmann Julie Faguer Lori Fields 19 CLASS OF 1987 — LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1987 being of “sound mind” do hereby bequeath to those we leave behind . . . nd K.K.) and swith Els I Mike Anderson leave to my sister the fun times and bad that I had in school. I Ellen Bado leave my number 9 to Charlene Harlec. ,u , I Leigh Bennett leave to Sue. Chris B and Sandi. all the memories and fun we ve had in the party stalls and the memory of Mike Cron that will live in us all forever I Kristin Berry do hereby leave my grades to my brother. Sean he is going to need them I Dan Birtch leave my party mug to Charlie Terwilliger I Karen Black leave Holly. Molly. Bossie. Bessie and all my other cows to my favorite Chemistry teacher. Mrs. Fitch. I Rick • Hunter Boa leave Chris Reid the legacy of the Los Perros de Guerra, and all of itsj sponsibilities. I Jim Bordenet leave to Mrs. Bernstein, the privacy of her own hall I Sue Bruetsch leave nothing to anybody — I'm taking everything that's not nailed down — unless it s PINK1 I Paul Bryan leave my places on the cross country and track teams to anyone willing to take them over I Jim Burnard, Mr Fahs and Mr. Spring leave all gungi to Brian. ' i I I. j j- , I Mike Burrell leave the Class of '88 the thrill of going through another year. I Karen Butchko leave Collin Crawford my massive tennis playing ability (not that he needs it), and a great semoryear to Kyra Lash and all of the I Bean Cackett leave all the stress along with the doughnuts to Sean Berry with my love and lots of luck' | I Rob Cady leave a bottle of anything and a glazed donut to go! I Lori Call leave to the class of 88 as much fun in their senior year as I had. I Debbit Chapman leave my reputation to the ones I come in contact I Elaine Cicak leave to Kara Cadden my Freshness Seal of Approval; and to the junior cheerleaders. I leave many stories (K. many great times. I Denise Clark leave the literary editorship to Paul Laviska and all the interesting predicaments that go with it. I Kelly Cline leave to Steve Haskell our memory of driving around the baseball field and getting stuck at home, also our good ti I Todd Craig leave Marcia Craig all of my wonderful times at this school of ours. I Mark Daniels leave the energy to all my brothers to create chaos throughout the high school. I Joel Deeter leave to Karen Christman very special memories and to Pat Sine my golfing ability. I Nicholas J. DiLuzio leave with the intent of never returning. I Vince DiRose leave nothing but memories to this dwelling. I Tom Donnelly leave my old car to my brother John, for rebuilding. I Joe Dowling leave John Torres absolutely nothing! I Chris Dumian leave Rick Merritt the nickname of Clifford.” I Michael Elmore leave my mechanical knowledge and the memory of my van. I Lisa Emmett leave to John my cracked mirror that you always stole and all the bad names you deserved. I Steve Erdmann leave all my empty Copenhagon cans to Billy Diffendorf. I Lori Fields leave all my early leave passes to anyone who wants them. I Keith Fisher leave Mrs. Fitch my broken heart for not teaching me well enough to pass the regents. I Rich Frailey leave Ruth Buzzi all of my Spanish ingenuity. I Dana Francis leave my lab assistant position to Robbin Goodrich. I Chip Gabriel leave this place with everything I can carry. I Lisa Gates leave Heidi Kilmer the new rules to keep her out of trouble. I Joe Griffis leave to John Williams all the partying of a senior! I Tom Griffiths leave my nickname Egg to whoever wants it. I Laura Groesbeck leave to my sisters and their friends the good and bad times at S.V I Chris Guinan leave the white Line to Trevor and Dave. I Steve Hammond leave to my cat, Panther, my German Shepard, Tara. I Mickey Harder leave my bad reputation to my brothers. Please change it! I Peggy Hardwick leave my position as majorette captain to Casey Walsh. I Jim Hattala leave my Mr. White s Bigger, Faster, Stronger booklet to whoever wants it and all my study halls to my sister I Bob Hein leave Mrs. Burns my wonderful English grades. I Jeff Herz leave my blazing speed to Trevor Streno and my car to whoever deserves it on the football team. I Matt Hodgson leave three years of high school to my little brother, Jay. I Brian Hoke leave my place in line for the morning bus to R.M. I Kim Houghtaling leave Lisa Straut my senior schedule and its zillion changes. I Carl Hugunine leave Dave Petryszyn my right elbow so that he can continue his great pitching career. I Micki Ingraham leave Mrs.Haskell’s homeroom feeling like I've been somewhere and made a lot of great friends. I Tammy Ingraham leave to Jen Bares all the great times we've had together; and to my two favorite teachers. Mr. Minster and Mr. Stanton, all the memories of fun we've had. I Tracy James leave the gang all the good and crazy times that we have had. I Jay Jenkins leave my nickname to my brother Todd. I Penny Kosinski leave Sandi Sickles my soccer and track abilities. I Bonnie Kosnikowski leave Karen Christman all the wonderful memories of cheering, especially; (M-E-T-H-O-D O-F L-O-V-E) I Richard Lepard leave my brother Joel and my sister Mindy, my good times at S.V. and to Mrs. Fitch - a dollar. I Mark Lewis leave my trench coat to Lynn. I Mark Loeffler leave Mr. White's Physical Education Course to my little brother James I Yvette Longo leave the good times I had at S.V. to my little sister Denna. I Dina Lott leave many good memories especially with Michelle. Eric. Marie, Jen and everyone else, but the greatest times of all were shared with my bestest friend. Scott Michael Vosbury. I Paul Magargle leave to all the underclassmen the math course of Mrs. Dillon. I John Matias leave my empty homeroom seat to Miss Stratton. I Devon McBride leave Patrick Igoe ten languages in one word — WOOF! I George McGuire leave Jonathon Day all of my soccer ability. I Carla McKenzie leave all my love to Jeff Correll and all the luck in the world. I Carllene McLaughlin being of sound mind and body leave unto my two siblings my tremendous talent of not only dazzling and delighting, but also, antagonizing all teachers with whom I come into contact (particulary Mr. Gahagan.) I Mike McPeek leave my 6'5 body to Bill Dundon I Chuck Monta leave my brother the teachers I had and hope he gets Miss Stratton so he can take over the trouble that I used to get into. I Philip Nelson leave Jen Bares all the good times with three of us. and to Sherry VanValkenburg. my singing ability as a bass I Jennifer Nevins leave Dewey” Harding to carry on the “Tough Guys legacy of the tennis team and to Junior” and DeNephew the best of luck ii heeiSaaingri i£: I Pamela Nitto leave my brother Jon. the memory of riding to school in my nice warm car every morning; because you won't be doing it next year. I Kathy O’Donnell leave to Danielle Kane the memories of Ed” and “Bill” and the blonde runner at the Vestal track meets. I Tina Penworchik leave future S.V. students my wisdom for learning. I Chrtstine Quader leave my sister Kathy and Leslie Tifft memories of Mad Maxian, tacos and being mushrooms. I Eric Rader leave ChnsjCor nors my hands because you're going to need them if you want to be a tight end. I Michelle Ravenscraft lefrye advice to my friends at Vestal: “Stay there! I Sara Reifler leave Paula Studer the sneakers I never wore and my Mustang. I Dinielle Plouffe leave my little sister Theresa a new partner for duets and all the fun cold nights going home after band. I Dee Roma leave iop certain someone certain memories and to my volleyball and softball buddies my attitude.” inspector gadget and the i jbod times. � I Stacey Roser leave to my brother Matt, ai of my good times and so-so grades. I Kimarie Rustine leave my accident-prone tendency' to Mrs. Foley and all my pens and pencils to Mr. Ruggery. I James Saar leave to Joel Lepard. the continuing saga of the ' ad Butcher. and the double-edge cleaver. I Kristin Scalone leave my past array of haircolors (black, blue, light brown) to this school as a possibility for these (pink) walls. I Michelle Scherer leave Tim Scherer all the study halls of senior year I Mike Shonk leave my stepbrother. Matt Little, all the trouble I got into in the senior high. I Chris Sklanka leave nothing except the idea that given a chance, you will come to appreciate this school. I Bernie Smith leave the names Mary. Audrey and all the others to rest. I Valerie Snedaker leave my sisters the thrill of having regents exams and the school bus to themselves. I Kristy Stachura leave Mr. Gahagan all of the cheers I never did for him. I Michelle Stasukevich leave Nikki Jemks good luck because you’ll need it. Bye. Bye — S.V. finally!! I Kathy Storm leave to the field hockey team my pumpkin pants and to Dee a spot on the volleyball team. I Steve Strauch leave Mike Garbelman all my whip-its. I Tom Studer leave Sickles. Staub and all a good time next year. Have fun in ski club, I'll be there. I Sandi Terwilliger leave Darren all my love and to my brother, the hope that he will do better here than I. I Michelle Tracy leave all my good times on the tennis team to the returning players. I Kevin Turnick leave Mr. Whites's bigger, faster, stronger gym classes to all upcoming students. I Rob Twitchell leave my love with Denna Longo always. I Joanna Vanco leave Dave Vanco two more years at S.V. Good luck! I also leave Chip Gabriel many more soccer balls and my love. I Dorian Vanderbilt leave all of my problems behind. I Rick VanFleet leave Mrs. Dillon's math class to whoever wants it. I Noel Velasco leave these pink walls to the Class of '88. I Scott Vosbury leave all of the new rotten rules to all the little people coming up. I Dave Wagstaff leave my sense of humor to my sister. I Marnie Warner leave my position in soccer and all the pain that comes with it to Sandra Sickles and Chrissy Staub. I Kevin Wheeler leave best wishes for the Saber football team and coaching staff for a winning season next year. I Mark Wood leave the back seat on the BOCES bus to Steve Gorski. I Vanatanit Woramontri leave Karen Christman my ability to meet the nicest looking guys at the NYC Club. Ha,ha! 21 Keith Fisher Richard Frailey Dana Francis Gregory Furch Charles Gabriel Lisa Gates Marie Gier Joseph Griffis Daniel Griffiths Thomas Griffiths Laura Groesbeck Christopher Guinan Stephen Hammond Mickey Harder Peggy Hardwick Steven Harvey James Hattala Robert Hein Jeffrey Herz Mary Hodges Matthew Hodgson Brian Hoke Donald Horvatt Kimberly Houghtaling Carl Huguinine Homecoming Queen. Court and Escorts: C. McLaughlin. D. Chapman, M. Warner, J. Deeter, C. Butchko, G. McGuire, E. Cicak, T. DiRado.E. Bado, J. Griffis, M. Scherer, T. Donnelly, Queen J. Nevins, K. Becraft. B. Kosnikowski, S. Erdmann. 22 Micki Ingraham Tammy Ingraham Tracy James Jay Jenkins Matthew Jensen Penelope Kosinski Bonnie Kosnikowski Richard Lepard Mark Loeffler Yvette Longo Dina Lott Paul Magargle Barbara Marean Michael Martin John Matias Devon McBride George McGuire Carla McKenzie Carllene McLaughlin Susan McMillen Michael McPeek Charles Monta Philip Nelson Jennifer Nevins Pamela Nitto 23 Kathleen O'Donnell James Palmer Scott Paugh Tina Peworchik Danielle Plouffe Christine Quader Eric Rader Michelle Ravenscraft Sara Reifler Kelly Reynolds Annette Rolston Deanna Roma Stacey Roser Kimarie Rustine James Saar Eric Sawicki Kristina Scalone Michelle Scherer Michael Shonk Christopher Sklanka Bernard Smith Robert Smith Valerie Snedaker Kristy Stachura 26 Michelle Stasukevich Cynthia Stevens Kathleen Storm Steven Strauch Scott Strong Thomas Studer Sandra Terwilliger Ruth Tokos Michelle Tracy Richard Tripp Kevin Turnick Robert Twitchell George Vallese Joanna Vanco Dorian Vanderbilt Richard VanFleet Noel Velasco Scott Vosbury David Wagstaff Marnie Warner David Way Michael Weidman Kevin Wheeler William Wheeler Mark Wood Vanatanit Woramontri 27 Allen, D. — Yearbook 9; Honor Society 9; Intramurals 9; Soccer 9,10; Ski Club 9,11,12. Bado, E. — Newspaper 9,10; Yearbook 9; Varsity Club 9-12; intramurals 9-12; Soccer 9- 12; Pep Club 9-12; Softball 7-12; H R. Rep. 10- 12;Prom Committee. Baier, J. — Basketball 9,10; Soccer 9-12; Ice Hockey 9; Ski Club 12. Becraft,K. — Intramurals 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 11,12. Berry, K. — Intramurals 9,10; Track scorekeeper 9-12; Volleyball scorekeeper 11; Zonta Club 11. Black, K. — Student Council 11; Yearbook 9,10, (Co-ed-9th); Honor Society 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; Indoor Soccer 10; Mathletes 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; Zonta Club 10-12; Jazz Club 9; Youth Salute — 1986. Boa, R. — Dramatics 12; Track 12; Wrestling 9,11,12; Weight Lifting 9,10,12; Skeet Club 12. Bordenet, J. — Weight Lifting 9-12; Ski Club 11,12. Boyea, C. — Ski Club 9-12. Boylan, T. — Dramatics 11; Intramurals 9- 11; Football 9,11,12; Track 12; Commercial for Sen. Warren Anderson. Brennan, M. — Band 9; Intramurals 9,10; Chess Club 9; Weight Lifting 9. Bruetsch, S. — Yearbook 9; Dramatics 9-12; Intramurals 9; Orchestra 9,10; International Club 10-12; Pep Club 12; Zonta Club 11,12; Field Hockey 9,10; Pres. Spanish Club; SADD; Candy Striper. Brundege, E. — Dramatics 11; Honor Society 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Track 12; Chess Club 9; Commercial for Sen. Ander- son. Bryan, P. — Student Council 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Honor Society 9-12; Intramurals 11,12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9; Mathletes 10-12. Burdick, T. — Band 9-12; Varsity Club 12; Intramurals 9; Football 11,12; Brass En- semble 9-12; Jazz Club 9-12. Butchko, K. — Student Council 9-12; NewSf aper 11,12;lntramurals 9-12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Track 11,12; Tennis 9-12; Tri-captain of Tennis 12; STAC All-Star 10- 11; Ski Club 9-11; Pep Club 10-12. Cackett, M. — Student Council 11,12; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 9; Intramurals 9-12; Volley- ball 9-12; Softball 9. Cady, R. — Band 9,10; Wrestling 9-12; Weight Lifting 10-12. Call,L. — Yearbook 10; Cheerleader 12; Ski Club 12. Campbell, H. — Volleyball 12; Art Club 10; Upward Bound Program 9-12. Casey, J. — Weight Lifting 12. Chapman, D. — Intramurals 9,12; Soccer 9- 12; Ice Hockey 9-12. Cicak, E. — Student Council 10-12; Newspaper 9-12; Intramurals 11,12; Honor Society 9; Pep Club 10-12 JV Cheerleader 10; Pres. Honor Society 9; Class Treas. 9. Prom Committee 12. Clark, D. — Band 9-12; Dramatics 11,12; In- tramurals 9; Chess Club 9; Pep Club 10; Zonta Club 10; Lit. Club copy editor 11, editor 12. Cline, K. — Student Council Newspaper 9- 11; Dramatics 11,12; Intramurals 11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Pep Club 10-12; Colorguard Winter Colorguard 9-12; Captain 2 years; H.R. Rep. 10-12; UMYF. Daniels, M. — Wrestling 9,10; Weight Lifting 10-12; Karate. Davis, L. — Newspaper 12; Dramatics 12; Intramurals 9; Zonta Club 10; Lit. Club 10-12; SADD 10,11; Kirkwood Yough Commission Pee-Wee Cheerleading Coach 3 years. Deeter, J. — Basketball 9,10; Track 11; Golf 9-12. DiLuzio, N. — Student Council Pres. 9; Honor Society 10-12; Basketball 10; Track 9- 12; Cross Country 9-12; Mathletes 10-12. DiRado, A. — Newspaper Sports Ed. 9; Varsity Club 9-12; Tennis 11,12; Intramurals 9- 12; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 10; Track 9; Soccer 9-12; Weight Lifting 9-12; Pep Club 10- 12; Spanish Club. DiRose, V. — Intramurals 9,10; football 9,12; Baseball 9; Weight Lifting 9-12. Divis, S. — Football 9; Soccer 9; Wrestling 9-12; Ski Club 9-12. Donnelly, T. — Student Council 9-12, V.P. 12; Newspaper 10-12; Bus. Manager 12; Band 9,10; Intramurals 9-12; Ski Club 9,10,12; Mathletes 10; Boys' State Bridge Program; Marine Biology Trip. Dowling, J. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9; Track 9-12; Soccer 10-12. Dumian, C. — Student Council 12; Band 9; Intramurals 9-12; Track 11; Pep Club 11-12. Emmett,L. — Student Council 12; In- tramurals 9-12; Tennis 12;Pep Club 11,12. Erdmann, S. — Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9; Baseball 10; Soccer 9-12; Ski Club 9-12. Faguer, J. — Band 12; Ski Club 12; Ex- change Student. Fields, L. — Track 12. Fisher, K. — Intramurals 9-12; Soccer 9; Ski Club 12; Golf 10-12. Frailey, R. — Intramurals 9,11,12; Orchestra 9-12; Basketball 9; Track 9,10; Cross Country 10-12; Chess Club 9; Mathletes 10; Jazz Club 9-12. Francis, D. — Library Ass t. 10; Track 11,12; Weight Lifting 9,10. Furch, G. — Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9- 12; Baseball 9-12. Gabriel, C. — Varsity Club 11,12; In- tramurals 9-12; Library Ass t. 9; Football 9; Baseball 11,12; Soccer 10-12; Chess 9; Weight Lifting 9; Volunteer coach ref. Gates, L. — Band 9-12; Intramurals 9,10; Pep Club 11,12; Zonta Club 10-12; SADD 11,12. Gier, M. — Track 9. Griffis, J. — Intramurals 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Class Rep. 10-12; Prom Committee 12; Bowling 9. Griffiths, D. — Band 9; Soccer 9-12; Ski Club 9,10,12; Wrestling 9; Weight Lifting 10-12. Griffiths, T. — Honor Society 9,11,12; Foot- ball 9,11,12. Groesback, L. — Chorus 9,10; Intramurals 9; Chess Club 9; Zonta Club 10; SADD Treas. 10; Back stage props for ' Guys Dolls.” Guinan, C. — Newspaper Sports Ed. 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; Foot- ball 9,10,12; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9-12. Hardwick, P. — Student Council 11; Year- book Ads 12; Band 9, 10; Honor Society 9-12; Majorettes 9-12, Captain 12; Tennis 12; Pep Club 10-12, Treas. 11; Youth Salute 1986. Hattala,J. — Newspaper 12; Honor Society 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 12; Tennis 11,12; H.S. Challenge Team 12. Hein, R. — Intramurals 9; Football 9,11;Weight Lifting 10-12. Hodges,M. — Student Council 9; Band 10; Orchestra 9-12; Track 9,11; String Quartet 10,11; Art Club 9; Colorguard 10. Hodgson, M. — Intramurals 9,10; Football 9,12; Weight Lifting 10-12. Hoke, B. — Band 9-11; Honor Society 9-12; Football 12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9,10; Wrestling 9.10; Mathletes 10-12; Jazz Club 9-11; H.S. Challenge 11,12; Area All-State Honor Band 10,11. Horvatt, D. — Band 10,11; Ice Hockey 10; Jazz Club 10,11; Played guitar 6 yrs.; In a band 2 yrs. Houghtaling, K. — Spirit Club 10-12; Honor Society 10-12;lntramurals 9,12; Football Statistician 9-11; Basketball 9; Weight Lifting 9-12; YMCA. Hugunine, C. — Dramatics 10-12; Varsity Club 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 11,12;Baseball 9-12; Soccer 9,10; Ski Club 9-12. Ingraham, M. — Track 11,12; Soccer 12; Pep Club 11,12; Zonta Club 11. Ingraham, T. — Student Council 11,12; Newspaper 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Track 11; Volleyball 11.12; Pep Club 11,12; Zonta Club 11, V.P. SADD. James, T. — Intramurals 9; Cross Country 12; Var.Field Hockey 12. Jenkins,J. — Football 9-12; Track 10. Jensen,M. — Band 9-12; Track 9,10; Wres- tling 10; Drum Line 9-12; Percussion En- semble 10. Kosinski, P. — Student Council 9,10; Year- book 9; Honor Society 11,12; Var. 28 Cheerleaders 11,12; Orchestra 9-12 ;T rack 9- 12; Soccer 9-12; Ski Club 9; String Quartet 9- 12; JV Cheerleader 10; Prom Committee 12. Kosnikowski, B. — Student Council 9-12, Sec.; Newspaper 11,12; Band 9; Dramatics 11,12; Chorus 9; Intramurals 9-12; Cheer- leader 11,12, Capt. 12; Track 9; Soccer 9; Pep Club 11,12 Pres. 12; JV Cheerleader 9.10, Capt.; Sec. 10; Vice-Pres. 11; Salute to Youth Nominee. Supt.’s Student Advisory Comm. Lawton, B. — Pep Club 10-12. Lepard, R. — Student Council 9,10;Honor Society 9,11, Treas. 12; Intramurals 9-12; Football 11; Basketball 9,10,12; Track 9,10; Tennis 11,12; Weight Lifting 9,10; Mathletes 10- 12; Pep Club 11,12; Class Treas. 10-12. Lewis, M. — Football 12; Lit. Club 12. Loeffler, M. — Dramatics 1,12; Library Asst. 10-12; Track 10-12; Cross Country 10-12; Weight Lifting 9-11. Longo, Y. — Pep Club 10. Lott, D. — Student Council 10-12; Treas. 11; Newspaper 10-12; Yearbook 9; Honor Society 9; Orchestra 9-11; Zonta Club 11; Stanley Kaplan Course. Magargle, P. — Band 9-12; Dramatics 10,11; Chorus 10-12; Intramurals 9,10; Track 9; Wrestling 9,11,12; Weight Lifting 10; Pep Club 9; Jazz Club 10-12; Vice-Pres. of Band; All-County Band 9; Area All-State Band IQ- 12. Martin, M. — Football 9,10; Cross Country 9. McBride, D. — Student Council Treas. 12; Yearbook Co-Editor 12; Tennis 10-12; Cross Country 10-12; Chess Club 9,10; Ski Club 9; Lit. Club Art Editor 12. McGuire, G. — Varsity Club 12; intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Chess Club 9. McLaughlin, C. — Student Council 10-12, Sec. 12; Yearbook 9-12, Ed. 9, Ads 12; Dramatics 11,12; Intramurals 9; Library Ass t. 9; Basketball 9; Soccer 9-12; Pep Club 11,12; Spanish Club Treas. 10; Lit. Club 11,12; Student Legislative Intern. Nitto, P. — Student Council 12; Yearbook Ed. 9; Band 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Mathletes 10-12; Pep Club 9-12; V.Pres. 12; Zonta Club 10,11; Jazz Club 11,12; Band Sec. 11; Ass t. Drum Major 12; Track Scorekeeper 9-12; Lit. Club 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 11. McPeek, M. — Student Council 12; Newspaper Ed. 12; Intramurals 9-12; Foot- ball 12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Soc- cer 9-11; Chess Club 9; Weight Lifting 10-12; Prom Committee 12. Monta, C. — Track 9; Chess Club 9; Weight Lifting 9; Art Club 9. Nelson, P. — Dramatics 11,12;Chorus 12; Intramurals 11,12; Baseball 12; Tennis 12; Soccer 9,12; Chess Club 9; Lit. Club 12. Nevins, J. — Student Council 10-12; Newspaper 9,10,12; Yearbook 9; Honor Society 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Cheerleader 11,12; Track 9-12, All-Division Track MVP for 2yrs.; Tennis 10-12, Tri-Capt. 12; Ski Club 9; Pep Club 11,12; JV Cheerleader 10; Class Pres. 10-12; Salute to Youth Nominee; High Honor Roll. O’Donnell, K. — Honor Society 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Basketball 10; Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Mathletes 10-12; Zonta Club 10-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Treas. Zonta Club. Palmer, J. — Intramurals 9; Soccer 9; Ice Hockey 9-12. Parkison, S. — Wrestling 9,10. Peworchik, T. — Band 10; Honor Society 10- Plouffe, D. — Yearbook Co-Editor 12; Band 10-12; Dramatics 10,12; Chorus 9; Orchestra 11; Pep Club 10; Zonta Club 10; Jazz Club 11,12; Winter Colorguard 12; Keyboard En- semble 12; Lit. Club Art Ed. 12; Cornell Summer College. Quader, C. — Band 10-12; Dramatics 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; Track 9.10; Chess Club 9,10; String Quartet 9-12; Zonta Club 10; Colorguard 10-12; Winter Color- guard 11,12; Prom Committee 12; Lit. Club 11,12; Legislative Intern 11; Field Hockey 9; Treas. of Ore. 11. Rader, E. — Intramurals 9-12; Football 9-12; Track 9-12;lndoor Track 10-12; Art Club 9. Ravenscraft, M. — (9-11 at Vestal) Chorus 9,10; Cheerleader 10; Ski Club 9,10; JV Cheerleader 9. Reid, S. — Football 9; T rack 9-12; Skeet Club 12. Reifler, S. — Student Council 11; News- paper Photographer 11,12; Yearbook Photographer 11,12; Basketball 9,12; Soccer 11,12; Ski Club 9,11,12. Rolston, A. — Newspaper 11,12; In- tramurals 12; Track 9; Soccer 12; Ski Club 12; Zonta Club 11; Prom Committee 12. Roma, D. — Newspaper 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Intramurals 9-12;Soccer 9; Volleyball 9,10, 12; Zonta Club 10; Softball 9-12; Sec. SADD 12. Roser, S. —■ Yearbook 10; Intramurals 9; Bowling 10,11; Art Club 10; Zonta Club 11,12; SADD 11,12; Rustine, K. — Dramatics 11,12; Intramurals 9,10; Basketball 12; Volleyball 9,12; Chess Club 9; Zonta Club 11. Saar, J. — Dramatics 10,11; Football 11; Bowling 9-11. Scalone, K. — Dramatics 11,12, Sec. 11; Library Ass t. 11,12. Scherer, M. — Student Council 11,12, Pres. 12; Newspaper 11,12; Band 9; Honor Society 9; Intramurals 9-12; Volleyball 10-12; Track Scorekeeper 9-12; Pep Club 11,12; Treas. 12; Zonta Club 11; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Prom Committee 12; SADD Vice-Pres. 12. Sklanda, C. — Computer Club 9; Model Trains and Railroad Enthusiast. Smith, B. — Honor society 9-12; Intramurals 9,10; Football 9-12; Basketball 9; Track 9,10; Ski Club 9-12; Weight Lifting 9-12; Prom Committee 12; SADD Treas. 12. Snedaker, V. — Pep Club 12; Zonta Club 11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; SADD 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11. Stachura, K. — Cheerleader 11,12, Co- Capt. 12; Pep Club 11,12; Zonta Club 11,12; JV Cheerleader 10; SADD 11,12. Stasukevich, M. — Colorguard 9. Stevens, C. — Yearbook 10; Bowling 9-12; Zonta Club 11; SADD 11,12. Strauch, S. — Band 9-11; Intramurals 9; Football 9; Track 9,10; Dramatics 11. Strong, S. — Football 9; Track 9. Studer, T. — Football 11,12; Bowling 11; Ski Club 12; Weight Lifting 10,11. Terwilliger, S. — Student Council 9. Tracy, M. — Student Council 10-12; Honor Society 9,11,12; Dramatics 11; Intramurals 9- 12; Cheerleader 11; Track 10; Tennis 9-12; Volleyball 10; Ski Club 9; Pep Club 11,12; Prom Committee 12; Class Sec. 10,11; Tennis Tri-Capt. 12. Tripp, R. — Intramurals 9-11; Weight Lifting 9-11. Turnick, K. — Yearbook 9; Intramurals 9-12; Track 12; Soccer 10-12; Art Club 9. Twitchell, R. — Intramurals 9,10. Vallese, G. — Ski Club 9-12. Vanco, J. — Band 9-11; Dramatics 10,11; Chorus 11,12; Library Ass t. 10; Soccer 11; Brass Ensemble 9-11; Woodwind Ensemble 9-11. VanFleet, R. — Intramurals 9; Football IQ- 12; Track 9, 10. Velasco, N. — Honor Society 9-12; Tennis 11,12; Soccer 9; Marine Biology Trip. Vosbury, S. — Football 9,11,12; Track 9; Ski Club 10,12. Wagsfaff, D. — Intramurals 9,10; Soccer 9; Weight Lifting 9; Art Club 9,10. Warner, M. — Newspaper 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Basketball 9-12;Track 9-12; Soccer 9- 12; Weight Lifting 9; Pep Club 11,12; Class Vice-Pres. 10; YMCA Basketball. Way, D. — Honor Society 11,12; Art Club 9; SADD 12. Weidman, M. — Band 9-12; Chorus 12; Orchestra 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9-12; Weight Lifting 9; Dramatics 10,11; Jazz Club 10-12. Wheeler, K. — Football 9,12;Baseball 9; Weight Lifting 10-12. Wheeler, B. — Intramurals 9-12;Weight Lift- ing 9-12. Wood, M. — Intramurals 9,10. Woramontri, A. — Band 10. 11;lntramurals 11; Cheerleader 11,12; Track 10-12; Soccer 12; Prom Committee 12; Marine Biology Trip; Tae Kwon Do. 2 yrs.; Indoor Soccer 11,12. 29 30 CAMERA SHY Jesse Casey Elaine Ganisin Elizabeth Hagen Patricia Hurd William Lawton Scott Parkison Dean Pascucci Steven Reid David Sherwood Louis Stilloe Most Talkative Joe Baier and Elaine Cicak Class Couple Rick Lepard and Kristy Stachura uniHi Most Intelligent Rick Lepard and Karen Black Most School Spirit Jeff Herz and Jennifer Nevins Most Athletic Mike McPeek and Marnie Warner Class Heartbreakers Carl Hugunine and Elaine Cicak Class Artists Best Personality Devon McBride and Danielle Plouffe Chris Guinan and Jennifer Nevins 34 31 U Best Looking Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Tony DiRado and Jennifer Nevins Mike McPeek and Jennifer Nevins Rick Lepard and Karen Black Most Quiet Class Clowns David Way and Chris Quader Eric Brundege and Kimarie Rustine 35 Row 1: Pres. K. Keegan, V.P. K. Lynch Row 2: Treas. J. Chapman, Sec. K. Christman J. Bares B. Barry K. Bartosik K. Bennedum R. Bishop J. Borovicka S. Botts E. Bowell T. Bowman J. Brady P. Briggs S. Bullock J. Button K. Cadden M. Caskey J. Chapman K. Christman P. Clark C. Connors C. Connors D. Cook J. Correll R. Courtright C. Crawford P. Crocker R. Cron 37 T. Daggers J. Dempsey T. DeRitis C. DiRose J. Donnellon W. Dundon I. Edwards J. Fabrizi T. Fehr G. Fiato L. Fiene D. Finch J. Finch L. Francisco M. Franklin D. French J. Fuller T. Gage H. Gaitaniais B. Galazyn T. Gates L. Gdovin P. Geertgens K. Gillette D. Glover S. Gorski C. Gray J. Gregory T. Grubham C. Gursky M. Hammond C. Harder S. Harder S. Harder J. Harding M. Hartman S. Haskell P. Haughton P. Headley M. Hisman 38 M. Hitt N Hobbs W. Hoover K. House P. Iqoe H. Jackson N. Jenks J. Johnson G. Jones D. Kalaf D. Kane K. Keegan K. Keesler W. Kenyon S. Kernan B. Killian J. King P. Klinko J. Korcykoski D. Kumpon K. Lash P. Laviska D. Light M. Light C. Long D. Longo R. Luce C. Lynch B. Main S. Malone M. Manning S. Mark M. Martin T. Martin R. Martinkovic D. Martone M. Mastro N. McCarthy T. McClure C. McManus 39 N. Mendolia J. Mess M. Michalek C. Miller R. Miller D. Murphy A. Nichols G. Nichols C. Parker B. Peacock K. Peeler A. Pessarchick D. Petryszyn R. Pettengill B. Picked D. Popolo K. Pritchard P. Pupillo K. Quader T. Quigley C. Quinn M. Redmond P. Rodriguez J. Roe R. Rosenkrans M. Ross R. Scherer T. Scherer W. Schoonmaker D. Shafer E. Shimansky 40 CAMERA SHY JUNIORS Jared Backus Chris Brennan Steve Chukolosky David Collins David Fischer Denise Garris Chuck Hebblethwaite Gary Kilmer Scott Koloski Kris Kucera Jim Laman Matt Little Tim Mainusch Chris Mitchell Elaine Pappas Drew Peters Bill Pickens Ron Pompeii Dave Potter Sandi Rolston John Standish Kelly Weiss John Williams S. Sickles P. Sine A. Smith T. Smith T. Snitchler P. Spear C. Staub K. Steffen M. Stopper T. Streno J. Sullivan J. Summers R. Tallon L. Tifft J. Torres C. Truex S. Tyler S. VanTassell M. Vascello A. Vilasi J. Waitkavicz R. Walker K. Walsh S. Wheeler B. Whitcomb D. White K. White D. Wilcox A. Wiswell M. Witkowski T. Woolsey 41 Treas. C. Canniff, Pres. K. Drumm, Sec. B. Smith, V.P. K. Ellis S. Anderson M. And rejack J. Badia Class Advisors Mrs. Marion Foley Mrs. Patricia Lynch P. Bado K. Barnes G. Barnett W. Barry N. Bartola S. Berry G. Bickham M. Birtch W. Blakeslee A. Brofcak B. Bullock J. Cackowski A. Callahan C. Canniff E. Camevale G. Clauston A. Coletti N. Collins W. Compton J. Conroy S. Cooley M. Cornwell J. Cotter B. Covert M. Craig M. Crisanti 43 J. Crotty M. Davis R. Davis J. Day E. Decker K. Diffendorf W. Diffendorf J. Donnelly K. Drumm K. Ellis M Foulke A. Francis M. Franklin C. Frear C. Furch J. Furman C. Gillette M. Gincerowski R. Goodrich D. Griffiths C. Groesbeck J. Guinan S. Guinan A. Harder M. Harding C. Harlec J. Harrison D. Hartford H. Hartzell A. Hattala S. Haughton M. Havich M. Hollenbeck W. Hubbard A. Humphrey D. Hutchings J. Igoe J. Ireland M. Jackson C. Jakaitis 44 M. Jaworski T. Jenkins J. Jones T. Jones S. Kachmar C. Karpiak C. Keister P. Keller J. King B. Klein K. LaBarre S. Landers S. Leonard J. Lepard D. Lyon N. Main S. Manzer A. Margaritis M. Martinez L. Matechak D. Matthews C. McAvoy T. McCarthy M. McGuire C. McLaughlin T. McMillen T. McNamara J. Mendolia L. Merriam R. Merritt M. Moat J Musok A. Newland B. Newman B. Newman J. O'Neil D. Orr K. Palmer K. Parker M. Payne 45 S. Pendell D. Phillips L. Phillips C. Pittsley L. Platt S. Polhamus J. Race W. Randall C. Reid K. Robbins W. Roche V. Rockwell A. Rodriguez C. Rolston F. Roma D. Ronk J. Rosenberg C. Russin M. Rustine J. Sanford T. Sawicki T. Scarinzi D. Schadick C. Sherer D. Seeley R. Sheypuk J. Slocum B. Smith E. Smith M. Smith M. Smith C. Snedaker F. Snedaker E. Spettigue 46 F. Spruck J. Stone P. Studer L. Sullivan C. Terwilliger B. Tesla C. Thome A. Thurston T. Tully K. Twitchell T. Tyler D. Vanco S. VanVolkinburg J. VanWinkle S. Verbryck M. Vimislik M. Walker J. Warner K. Warren J. Weisberg J. Wheeler J. Whitcomb N. White B. Whitney F. Williams C. Wilmarth M. Wilson C. Winans M. Woodruff M. Zavadil W. Zindle 47 48 Senior Lounge This year has been a great one for seniors. Not only is it our last year of high school, but it is our last year of being together all the time. Seniors have received many privileges this year and the biggest accomplishment is the Senior Lounge. The seniors have been allowed to be in Cafeteria A during study halls and listen to their Walkmans and sit in very comfortable chairs bought by Student Council. There is also a fruit juice machine in the lounge. It is a time for seniors to be by themselves with no teachers around. Hopefully the Senior Lounge will be a tradition to be followed by every senior class. 49 C. McLaughlin, D. Chapman, M. Warner, J. Deeter, K. Butchko, G. McGuire, E. Cicak, T. DiRado, E. Bado Homecoming J. Griffis, M. Scherer, T. Donnelly, J. Nevins, K. Becraft, B. Kosnikowski, S. Erdmann October 4, 1986 52 53 Pie Eating Contest Julie Chapman Cindy Scherer Saber Charles Terwilliger Andrea Callahan Volleyball Christmas Don Horvatt Chris Kucera T. Boylan, J. Wheeler, T. Tully, P. Rodriguez, Z. Thompson T. James, K. Scalone Break dancing — M. Hisman and C. Crawford All Stars Mike McPeek Football ssffi i cfl Chuck Harder Football Steve Haskell Football Dave Petryszyn Football Dan Griffiths Soccer 56 Karen Butchko Tennis Kathy O’Donnell Cross Country i Joel Deeter Golf Marijude Harding Tennis Sherry VanVolkinburg Cross Country Marnie Warner Soccer 57 1986 SABERS SEASON IN RETROSPECT by: Coach R. Weingartner Coach: R. Weingartner It's been a year of ups and downs, a year of smiles, a year of frowns. So let me now look back in time to a season past, in littlemyme Corning East, got lost on the bus. A victory, but not for us. We got there late, we needed luck. But Buckwheat couldn't give it to us. My memory, it fades a bit. a long pass caught, whoops, nope .. . it’s dropped. Hancock, what a work to rhyme. A victory meant for our team this time. Block Hancock. Knock Hancock Stalk Hancock, too. Clock Hancock Flock Hancock. See. what did I tell you. Well anyway, what’s remembered most was Trombone Tim Burdick s two picko notes. Then came Owego, a big bubble burst. We penetrated their goal-line, and we were first. We scored on a team, who had a big man. a Division One player, O'Rourke is a man! All battered and bruised, but heads held up high. we now would play another Susquehanna ‘Sabre'' High. '•mm A number Our Homecoming game was game four. A victory knocking, was right at our door. Outstanding efforts by Ronk and Chuck Harder, but with seconds remaining, the win had departed. But this by-far. was our best day Because as a team, we now were together. We played as one—everyone was the same. We lost as one — no one person to blame. The play I remember most from this game was one by a lineman, it gave him some fame. With an intercepted pass, and exhuberant joy. the lineman I'm talkin about’s nicknamed Roy.' Like a fleet footed receiver, he took off to score. and he might of if the end zone was a big candy store. Without our tightends one and two. John King was called upon to do. a blocking job he was a part of an offensive line which ruled from the start. With a play so simple, yet §o harp to defend against, we caught them off guard. Quarterback sneak Is what we would do. like a skipped broken record, ran with mptioM too. • V e fought the Saints, and held them in. be quarters past, we thought we could the third period came to an end. it was the Sabers turn to commit a deadly sin When committing a sin, it should never be committed against a Saint team you see Though the score was lopsided, anyone who was there would know that the Saints had one heck of a scare. he next game was a game which I d hate to compare. but just like the bus ride, it seemed we weren't there. A great catch, but fumbled, a long kick return and striped shirts who seemed like they lost... . what they learned. A victory this day would not be denied, like a winning auto at Indy, the Wheels had survived The next team we played was a team from afar and a player on that team was a bonafide star. Without him the squad was an average team but with him it raged like the power of steam. Enough said about that game, our next game would show the best hit of the year, but wouldn’t you know: It happened in pregame and Dundon went long smashed into Coach Bryant, both fell to the lawn. Football they say is a family game, receiving a ball could be said is the same. This is true, on separate days when cousins wide open dropped what you could say were perfect thrown passes, but none could compare to the dropped pass by Bavaro, he caught nothing but air. 58 Our fifth game came on a Friday nite. We played the Saints, we had no fright. 59 Row 1: K. Andres, B. Dundon, S. Haskell, P. Haughton, C. Hugunine, B. Picked, B. Hoke. Row 2: S. Kernan, K. Pritchard, M. Lewis, E. Radar. K. Wheeler, T. Streno, D. Ronk. Row 3: J. Herz, S. Tyler, S. Bullock, R. VanFleet, J. Johnson, C. Harder, B. Wheeler. Row 4: M. Michalek, M. Vascello, T. Woolsey, T. Studer, M. Hodgson. S. Vosbury, T. Boylan. Row 5: D. Potter, B. Smith, J. Jenkins, C. Guinan, T. Griffiths, M. Hisman, J. Cornell. Row 6: V. DiRose, G. Fiato, C. Connors, J. Fabrizi, J. King, D. Petryszyn, T. Burdick, M. McPeek. Row 7: Coach Colosi, Coach Weingar- tner, Coach Hurlburt, Mr. Bryant. Varsity Football Mr. Tracy — Athletic Trainer and Mike McPeek J.V. Football Row 1: W. Blakeslee, W. Compton, J. Stanton. J. Finch. Row 2: M. Zavadil, S. Haughton, K. Bames. B. Randall. G. Bickham, E. Decker. C. Pittsley, Coach Whitmore. Row 3: G. White. D. Finch. J. Wheeler. B. Diffendorf, J. Guinan, T. Coletti, K. Palmer, F. Spruck, B. Schoonmaker. Row 4: Coach Burd, J. Warner, T. Bowman, B. Davis, D. Phillips, D. Murphy. T. Tully, B. Peacock, S. Berry, Coach Valice. Row 1: A. Callahan. K. Christman. D. French. J. Nevins. M. Tracy. K. Butchko, L. Emmett. P. Hardwick. K. Ellis. Row 2: M. Harding. C. Laviska. R. Sarnicola. M. Carr. K. Sharak. J. Neagle, J. Sine, S. Schmidt, L. Sullivan. Girls Tennis Jennifer Nevins Peggy Hardwick. Lisa Emmett J. Nevins. M. Tracy. K. Butchko L. Emmett. K. Butchko. M. Tracy, J. Nevins, P. Hardwick Peggy Hardwick 1986 Girls Varsity Tennis The ball was really in our court this year! Our 10-3 record, Sectional wins, and participation in the state matches at Syracuse proved that hard work and dedication definitely pays off. The team placed 2nd at the sectionals at Highland Park. We had a great season and hope there will be many more to come. Sectional Participants M. Tracy, J. Nevins, K. Butchko, M. Harding, D. French, K. Christman Sectional Singles Participants D. French and K. Christman Sectional Doubles Participants 1st place (finals) — M. Harding, K. Butchko 2nd place (finals) — J. Nevins. M. Tracy 3rd Place Doubles at Intersectionals J. Nevins. M. Tracy State Participants (doubles) M. Tracy, J. Nevins SV-5 — CF-2 SV-5 — Hancock-2 SV-7 — JC-0 SV-5 — CV-2 SV-3 — UE-4 SV-2 — Bing.-5 SV-6 — Owego-1 SV vs Vestal (Vestal forfeit) SV-5 — Norwich-2 SV-5 — Bing.-2 SV-4 — lthaca-3 SV-2 — ME-5 SV-4 — SCC-3 Marijude Harding Karen Christman Michelle Tracy K. Christman, J. Nevins 63 Boys Varsity Tennis DIVISION III CHAMPIONS Runner-up Section IV 11 Wins — 6 losses Row 1: C. Crawford, D. Popolo, G. McGuire. T. Katusha, P. Laviska. Row 2: Coach O'Donnell, T. DiRado, N. Velasco, D. McBride, T. Jorgeson, T. French, R. VanFleet. R. Lepard, C. Hattala. SV 6 — Owego 0 SV 6 — Bing. 0 SV 2 — UE 5 SV 2 — Bing. 5 SV 7 — SCC 0 SV 4 — ME 3 SV 6 — CV 1 SV 5 — Oneonta 2 SV 7 — JC 0 SV 2 — Ithaca 5 SV 7 — Norwich 0 SV 8 — CF 1 SV 0 — Vestal 7 SV 3 — Oneonta 4 SV 6 — CV 1 SV 5 — SCC 2 SV 1 — Ithaca 6 Seeded singles players: G. McGuire. C. Crawford. T. No. 1 Seed.Dino Popolo Katusha, P. Laviska, D. Popolo 64 Row 1: J. Johnson, C. Harder, M. Shorkey, B.Foulke, J. Domurad, V. Lea. S. Bullock. S. Forbes. D. Petryszyn. M. Hartman. Row 2: G. Fiato, J. Dowling, E. Rader, B. Hoke, J. Herz. M. Bowman. T. Scherer, M. Loeffler, P. Igoe. Row3: K. House, D. Francis. R. Washburn. S. Reid. B. Hoover. M. Michalek. D. Pecur, S. Wilcox. N. DiLuzio. Mr.Burke. P. Bryan Jeff Herz Boys Varsity Track Chuck Harder Eric Rader All-Star Paul Bryan 65 Girls Varsity Track DIVISION III CHAMPIONS Record 3-J Coaches: Mr. Patrick Tracy Mr. Joseph Mayko Row 1 M Ingraham. K. VanSavage, K Donnelly. M. Gerhard. B Walker. L. Finney. Row 2: J. Benson. C. Goodrich, J. Williams, K Balchikonis. A Vilasi, D Kane Row 3: S. VanVolkenberg, J. Tyler, P Newberry, J. Pinzas, K. Weiss Row 4: K O'Donnell, L. Tifft, M Hartman. M Warner. J. Nevms, E. Smith Row 5: C. Dumian, T. Ingraham, A Woramontri, P Kosmski. K. Butchko, S. Sickles. Row 6 M Hodges, B. Barry The 1986 S.V. Girls Track Team won the Division III title by defeating Seton Catholic Central 80-52, Chenango Valley 82-50 and Oneonta 82-42. STAC Champions: Division III 100 M. — Jeanne Benson 200 M. — Jeanne Benson 100 Hurdles — Jennifer Nevins 400 Hurdles — Jennifer Nevins 1600 Relay — Jennifer Nevins, Mary Gerhard Penny Kosinski, Jeanne Benson Triple Jump — Marnie Warner ALL STAC Shot Put — Kathy Donnelly — State Meet (25th place) Long Jump — Marnie Warner — State Meet (14th place) Records 400 M. Hurdles — 68'2 Jennifer Nevins Triple Jump — 33'3' 2 Marnie Warner Shot Put — 35' % Kathy Donnelly Girls Varsity Cross Country S. VanVolkinburg, K. O'Donnell, T, Jones 68 Boys Varsity Cross Country N. DiLuzio, P. Bryan, R. Frailey, R. Luce, M. Gincerowski, B. Hoover, P. Igoe, Coach Fleming 69 STAC ALL-DIVISION III PLAYERS Row 1: C. Truex, D. Shafer, K. Wilson. L. Francisco. Row 2: T. Juraska, D. Roma, P. Dempsey. Row 3: K. Cadden. M. Diffendorf. Coach Benz, E. Bado. T. Killian. J. Gillette. Varsity Softball 2nd PLACE DIVISION III Varsity Baseball T. Grubham, B. Dundon, M. McPeek, C. Hugunine. S. Haskell, M. Griffis, B. Harding, C. Guinan, B. Pickert. R. Chapman. J.V. Baseball Row 1: M. Smith, S. Houghton, S. Guinan, J. Day, B. Covert, K. Pritchard. Row 2: C. Gabriel, G. Furch, B. Diffendorf, R. Luce, T. DeRitis. T. Streno, Coach Dwornik. 71 Boys Varsity Golf All-Star Joel Deeter K. Kucera, C. Gray, D. Balchikonis, C. Crawford, J. Deeter, K. Fisher, P. Laviska, P. Sine 72 Row 1: J. Day, P. Nelson, C. Gabriel, T. Scherer. J. Griffis, J.Williams. K. Gillette, Row 2: D. Griffiths. K. Turnick, D. Chapman, J. Dowling, S. Erdmann, T. DiRado, T. Gage, K. Becraft R. Scherer, J. O'Neil. All-Star Jonathon Day All-Star Tony DiRado G. McGuire. C. Gabriel, J. Dowling, T. DiRado, T. Gage 73 Girls Varsity Soccer Row 1: C. Staub. J. Chapman. J. Weisberg, E. Pappas. M. Ingraham. D. Griffiths. Row 2: S. Sickles. A. Woramontri. P. Kosinski. C. Gillette. Row 3: Coach Howell. D. Cook. C. McLaughlin. M. Warner. S. Reifler. K. Wilson, missing E. Bado. Senior Marnie Warner Seniors: T. Ingraham. C. McLaughlin. A. Woramontri. P. Kosinski. S. Reifler. E. Bado. M. Warner cABER Varsity Cheerleaders Football Basketball Row 1: M. Redmond, K. Lash, K. Keegan, K. Stachura. D. Kane, N. McCarthy. Row 2: K. Lynch, E. Cicak, B. Kosnikowski. K. Cline, A. Wiswell, J. Nichols. Row 1: A. Woramontri. E. Cicak, J. Nevins, K. Stachura. Row 2: C. Walsh, K. Christman, K. Cadden, D. French, L. Gdovin. Co-Captains — B. Kosnikowski, K. Stachura. Co-Captains — E. Cicak, J. Nevins. J.V. Cheerleaders J. Mendolia, C. Frailey, P. Studer, A. Margaritis, M. Havich, M. Foulke, K. Robbins, K. Drumm, J. Stone, B. Smith, T. Guyette, K. Standish. Football Co-Captains — P. Studer, A. Margaritis Basketball ■ 4 D. Forbes. J. Diskin, Capt. A. Brofcak. M. Foulke, M. Havich Row 2: A. Callahan. T. Tyler. C. Frailey, T. Sawicki. T. Guyette, K. Standish. Missing: J. Stone. 77 Boys Varsity Basketball DIVISION III RUNNER-UP J.V. Basketball i Coach Frank Gahagan Row 1: R. Lepard, G. Furch, B. Picked, W. Dundon, B. Killian. Row 2: P. Rodriguez, D. Petryszyn, M. McPeek, T. Tully, G. McGuire, S. Haskell, T. Grubham SV vs CF 53-70 SV vs. Ithaca 51-61 SV vs. JC 62-56 SV vs. ME 65-59 SV vs. Tioga 57-54 SV vs. JC 48-72 SV vs. Windsor 52-61 SV vs. Seton 71-64 SV vs. CV 71-40 SV vs. Oneonta 50-65 SV vs. Norwich 87-67 SV vs. Vestal 72-69 SV vs. Owego 64-83 SV vs. Bing. 55-98 SV vs. Seton 58-46 SV vs. UE 50-48 SV vs. CV 60-48 SV vs. Oneonta 57-58 SV vs. Bing. 58-81 SV vs. CF 66-85 10 wins — 10 losses Row 1: S. Houghton, J. Lepard, B. Covert, K. Barnes, D. Matthews, M. Crisanti, Row 2: C. Karpiak, J. Day, T. Bowman, W. Diffendorf, P. Bado, M. Jaworski, Coach Michael Charpinski 78 S.V. was the wild card representative in the STAC play-offs in the Arena. Leading rebounders—Mike McPeek — 188. Dave Petryszyn —100 Leaders in assists — Bill Dundon — 79. Steve Haskell — 146 Leading field goal shooter — Mike McPeek — 57% Mike McPeek averaged 18.15 points per game and scored 363 points during the season. STAC All-Stars Division III Bill Dundon and Steve Haskell ALL STAC Conference Mike McPeek All-Metro Mike McPeek 79 Varsity Wrestling DIVISION III CHAMPIONS Wins — 11, Losses — 3 SV vs. UE 31-26 SV vs. Seton 57-9 SV vs. Blue Ridge 60-6 SV vs. Norwich 33-30 SV vs. ME 29-32 SV vs. JC 11-56 SV vs. CV 51-9 SV vs. Owego 27-34 SV vs. Ithaca 30-29 SV vs. Bing. 57-6 SV vs. Vestal 34-31 SV vs. Elmira ND 34-23 SV vs. Oneonta 36-22 SV vs. Greene 33-25 Row 1: M. Weidman. W. Randall, J. Torres, R. Cady. Row 2: Coach Gerlach, G. Bickham. D. Murphy, D. Ronk, J. Herz. Row 3: P. Magargle. M. Michalek, W. Hoover. A. Smith J.V. Wrestling Row 1: D. Vanco, M. Cooper. R. Butts. J. Fuller. M. Smith. Row 2: S. Arquette. K. Keesler. T. Yurkey. M. Stopper. T. Fehr. Row 3: C. Button. J. Conroy. D. Murphy. T. Snitchler. R. Boa. A. Harder, Coach Schuster ft Carl Button Jim Fuller Kevin Keesler Mike Weidman — 126 lb. Varsity Champion Jett Her Paul Magargle SV Shooting Club Row 1: W. Hubbard, S. Kachmar, M. Davis. Row 2: Mr. Stull, C. Winans, T. Jenkins, Mr. Spaulding Shooting is a challenging and enjoyable sport. Most students are interested in shoot- ing for the same reason that they want to play football, baseball or basketball. The shooting sports are particularly appealing to many students because they do not require superior physical prowess as do many sports. A student lacking the physical requirements to make the varsity basketball team for example, would find that he could compete on an equal basis in competitive shooting at local, state or national level. School shooting programs at the high school level have grown in number and popular- ity in recent years. Some schools have organized shooting clubs on an extra curricular basis such as here at SV. The club welcomes all students (boys and girls), grades 10, 11 and 12, to its weekly meetings and during the fall and spring school periods club members shoot trap or skeet at a local gun club range on a regular basis. Ski Club D. Shafer — 173, 226, 574 C. Stevens — 173.1, 236, 639, 2 P.G. J. Harding — 174.7, 237, 565, 2 P.G. Girls Varsity and J.V. Bowling The Varsity Girls Bowling Team repeated as Division II Champions for the 7th year out of the past 8 seasons. The girls also captured the Class “B” Sectional winners’ crown for the 7th year in a row. The team consisted of senior — Cindy Stevens (171), juniors — Jenny Harding (174) and Dawn Shafer (171), and sophomores Karen Drumm (167) and Paula Studer (163). These bowlers completed an 11-2 season, which was highlighted by the defeat of Union Endicott for the second consecutive year. This team was very special to their coaches and friends — they took pride in their sport, school and had respect for their coach. In addition to the team titles and honors, four individuals were selected to S.T.A.C. Bowling All-Star’' teams. Junior Jenny Harding was selected by all S.T.A.C. coaches to the “All- Conference Team.’ Cindy Stevens, Dawn Shafer, and Karen Drumm, were also to receive All Division II Team recognition. The J.V. Girls Team also achieved the high distinction of Division Champions, they went on to conquer and win the J.V. Girls S.T.A.C. Championship. This team consisted of Capt. Pam Spear (161), Lisa Smith (161), Sheila Adams (167), Tracy Heatherman (142), Sue Carnevale (122), Theresa Diffendorf (120) and Mary Lynn Cline (108). Mr. Burd. as well as the yearbook staff, would like to congratulate all bowlers on their suc- cessful and rewarding season, and thank all of our supporters. John Burd Varsity Coach Girls Varsity Bowling DIVISION II CHAMPIONS Winners Class “B” Sectionals Row 1: Karen Drumm, Jenny Harding. Row 2: Dawn Shafer, Cindy Stevens, Paula Studer. Coach John Burd J.V. Girls DIVISION II S.T.A.C. CHAMPIONS Row 1: T. Diffendorf. M. Cline, Row 2: E. Smith, S. Carnevale. Row 3: Coach Prozeralik. S. Adams (set a S.T.A.C record for j.v. girls — 634 triple and school record of 246 single and 167 average), P. Spear. T. Heatherman Boys Varsity Bowling Class “B” Section Runner-up Row 1: Dave Potter, Pat Sine. Row 2: Paul Laviska, Jamie Saar, John Finch Boys Varsity and J.V. Bowling The Varsity Boys Bowling Team didn’t enjoy a highly successful season as far as their record goes, but with their establishment as a highly respected bowling program and school, we were the school to beat. The keglers bowled well, maintaining a team average of over 900 pins per game. The team was lead by senior and captain, Jamie Saar (200.4) and Pat Sine (185.5). Both athletes received ' All- Division All-Star recognition by the league coaches. The team finished the regular season with an impressive win over Chenango Valley, (who went on to represent Section IV at the state meet). The boys team placed 2nd in Class B Sectionals and went on to place 4th in the State Qualifer. With four of the five bowlers returning next year, the team has developed its’ skill and will be a highly ex- perienced bowling team next season. Members of this team were Jamie Saar, Pat Sine, Paul Laviska (179), Dave Potter (174), and John Finch (171). The J.V. Boys placed second in their division. The members of this team were: Dave Perkins (172.4), Tom Ribble (168.1), John Donnellon (162.4), Jerry Minoia (153.2), Steve Harder (153.4), Brian Longo (153.4), Pat Moriarity (149.7), Leon Phillips (149) and Matt Hawley (149). Jamie Saar — record for S.V. boys — 200.4 average J.V. Boys Row 1: M. Hawley, J. Minoia. Row 2: B. Longo, D. Perkins, L. Phillips. P. Moriarity. S. Harder. T. Ribble. D. Martone, J. Donnellon Intramurals Row 1: D. Petryszyn, M. McPeek. C. Hug- unine. T. Tully. Row 2: A. Rodriguez, S. Chukolosky. J. Dowling. S. Erdmann, J. Williams. B. Randall. E. Sawicki, C. Pittsley. Row 3: T. Scherer. J. Fuller, J. Bartleson, T. DiRado, T. Gage, R. Scherer, G. Bickham. J. Wheeler. S. Tyler. K. Gillette. D. Balchikonis. Row 4: M. Jaworski. B. Peacock. P. Nelson. T. Streno, B. Hoke, J. Carter. T. Boylan. P. Klinko, K. Keesler. Row 5: J. Musok. J. Backus. J. Guinan. M. Vascello. J. Correll. J. Hattala. J. Deeter. E. Brundege, T. Donnelly. T. Burdick. Row 6: R. Davis. R. Frailey, J. Cotter, P. Bryan. K. Turnick, J. Dempsey Indoor Track Cortland Developmental Meet — 1 3 87 1 st — Jud Johnson — 55m dash — 300 meter dash Jeff Correll — Shot Put Eric Rader — High jump school record — 6'3 Delhi Developmental Meet — 1 17 87 1st — Steve Bullock — 55m dash Sandy Sickles — Girls 4 x 200 relay Kyra Lash Danielle Kane Angela Vilasi Delhi Invitational — 1 31 87 Team placed 4th 1 st — Jud Johnson - 55m dash — 300m dash Eric Rader — Boys 4 x 200 relay Carl Hugunine Steve Bullock Jud Johnson Sandy Sickles — Girls 4 x 200 relay Kyra Lash Danielle Kane Angela Vilasi Row 1: K. Lash, B. Hoke. S. Bullock. Row 2: C. Hugunine. S. Sickles. C. Connors. G. Fiato. T. Griffiths, D. Kane. A. Vilasi. Row 3: Coach Weingartner. E. Rader J Correll, J. Johnson % i '.. Eric Rader broke the indoor track school record in the high jump at 6 3. Sabers Ice Hockey Row 1: J. Hagadorn, C. Lusens, Capt. J. O'Neil. Row 2: J. Palmer. G. Novitski. J. Lusens, C. Emmett. D. MacAvoy, S. Kirkpatrick. Row 3: P. Mayer. D. Chapman, D. White. C. Gray. G. Matson 87 Girls Varsity Volleyball Row 1: K. Rustine. M. Scherer. P. Dempsey. T. Scarinzi. T. Ingraham. Row 2: D. Roma. K. Storm. M. Harding. C. Truex, M. Cackett. JV Volleyball 88 Row 1: M. Tracy. M. Warner. J. Waitkavicz, L. Francisco. W. Kenyon. Row 2: M. Ingraham. C. Furch, S. Anderson. L. Carnevale, P. Kosinski. Coach Stoner. Girls Varsity Basketball JV Basketball Row 1: D. Bishop. B. Rader, K. Wilson. C. Gillette, S. VanVolkinburg. Row 2: Coach Foley. M. Shelton. H. McAvoy, E. Dundon. J. Sine. M. Goldberg. 89 c )mw L On March 2, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. twelve seniors put on a fashion show for the public in the high school auditorium. The show was held not only to raise money for the senior class, but also to have fun and to give the community a different type of entertainment. The show had two themes: prom wear and party wear. With the help of Nancy Summers, our advisor, and Linda Davis, the show was a combination skit and fashion show. A special thanks also goes to Mr. Stanton, who was our Master of Ceremonies. The twelve seniors who participated were: Paul Bryan, Jennifer Nevins, Chris Guinan, Elaine Cicak, Tim Burdick, Tammy Ingraham, Michelle Scherer, Eric Rader, Brian Hoke, Lisa Davis. Joel Deeter and Pam Nitto. No one will forget the time and hard work that was put in the show to make it such a success. Still models: T. Ingraham, J. Nevins. E. Cicak, M. Scherer, P. Nitto S.V. DISTRICT HONORED RETIRING TEACHERS Row 1: Mrs. Janice Reynolds, Miss Ann Rosamilia. Miss Janet Buckley, Mrs. Ruth Daniels, Mrs. Shirley Churchill. Mr. Ted Scarinzi. Row 2: Mr. Robert Dowd. Mr. Robert Courtright, Mr. John Nemire, Mr. John O’Donnell, Mr. Joseph Jones. 94 Senior Citizen Program asm’? EETIMeS Santas — S. Erdmann, J. Griffis Senior football players and chorus entertain. The Students of S.V. have adopted the Conklin Senior Citizens as their special friends. It has been a most rewarding experience for both groups. Members of Spirit Club raked leaves for the Senior Citizens in October, and representatives from the Senior Citizen group served as models in the Faculty Fashion Show held in November. Spirit Club hosted a Christmas party for their senior friends in December complete with cookies and punch provided by Mrs. Perry's Food Class, a visit by our Saber Santas and caroling provided by the S.V. chorus. The Senior Citizens took part in a round table discussion with members of Mrs. Perry's Family Living Class and they have served as tutors in our Special Education Classes throughout the year. Spirit Club hosts their monthly luncheons held the third Thursday of every month in the Senior High Cafeteria and arrange the enter- tainment for their luncheons. The Senior Citizens are a welcome addition to our high school community. Human Development Class and Senior Citizens discuss teen years past and present. ADMINISTRATION 96 Board of Education Row 1: J. Marshall Ayres, Vice-President Mary Radar, President Kenneth Goldberg, Marilyn Cline, Row 2: Dr. Gerhard, James Marean, Sandra Ruffo, Jack Keegan, Robert French, Thomas Donnelly. Mr. Leo Bajkowksi — Biology — Bucknell University, Union College Mrs. Sharon Baldwin — Spanish — Bowling Green State University, University of Michigan Mr. Murray Barkley — Ind. Arts — Mohawk Valley Technical Institute Miss Dorothy Barrett — Art — Marywood College, Penn State University Mrs. Priscilla Burns — English — Russell Sage College, SUNY @ Binghamton Mrs. Joanne Dillon — Math — SUNY @ Binghamton, SUNY @ Cortland 97 Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly — English — Suny (a) Oneonta Mrs. Susan Fitch — Chemistry — Suny @ Cortland Mrs. Marion Foley — Physical Education — Suny (a Cortland Mr. Richard Fries — Physics — SUC @ Oneonta. University of Rochester. Boston University. University of Scranton Mr. Frank Gahagan — Social Studies — St. Bonaventure. University of Scranton Mr. Donald Gerlach — Industrial Arts — Oswego Miss Joyce Golden — Math — Genesso, Cortland, University of Scranton. Department Chairperson Mr. William Hand — Business Education — Bloomsburg State, University of Scranton, Department Chairperson Mrs. Catherine Haskell — English — SUC @ Cortland 98 Mr. Louis Howell — Phys, Educ. — Kentucky Weslelyan, SUNY (a Cortland Mrs. Christine Keegan — French — SUNY (§ Brockport. Ithaca College Mrs. Patricia Lynch — Social Studies — SUNY @ Cortland Mrs. Carol Mansfield — Resource Room — Westminster College, SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Joseph Mayko — English — SUNY (q) Binghamton Mrs. Ellen McCormick — Social Studies — Allegheny College Mrs. Nancy Merrick — Music — Potsdam Mr. Robert Minster — Industrial Arts — RIT, Oswego State Mrs. Kay Nemire — Music — Fredonia State, Ithaca College i 99 Mrs. Virginia Perry — Home Economics — College Misericordia. Marywood College Mrs. Barbara Pool — Health Physical Education — SUNY @ Cortland, Ithaca College Mr. Glen Reich — Social Studies — Marist College. Niagara University. Department Chairperson Mr. Richard Robertson — Math — Bloomsburg State University. Mansfield State University. Elmira College Mr. Evan Romer — Math — Havertord College Mr. Peter Ruggieri — Math — Cooper Union College. University of Pennsylvania !� i if Mrs. Janet Scarinzi — Business Education — Central Conneticut Mr. Ronald Simkulet — Social Studies — SUNY @ Cortland, SUNY @ Binghamton Mrs. Eleanor Smith — Business Education — Mount Saint Vincent, Hunter College 100 Mr. Gregory Stanton — English — Broome Community College. SUNY (a Oneonta. SUNY @ Binghamton and Cortland, Department Chairperson Miss Pamela Stratton — English — SUNY @ Geneseo Mr. Craig Stull — Science — Susquehanna University. SUNY @ Binghamton Mr. Noel Topper — Consumer Education — SUNY (a Cortland, Buffalo State Mr. Patrick Tracy — Biology — SUC @ Oneonta. SUC (a Oswego. Department Chairperson Mr. Michael White — Physical Education — SUC @ Oneonta. SUNY @ Cortland 101 Mr. Martin Ducsik — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Barbara Hoesel — Guidance Counselor Mr. George Deuel — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Raanana Bernstein — Reading Specialist Mrs. Kathleen Chizak — Librarian Mrs. Mildred Minster — School Nurse Ms. Pamela Gaffney — In-school Suspension Officer Mr. Robert Quanne — Drug Counselor Mr. John Priblo — Coordinator of Special Learning Services Mrs. Shirley Cox — High School Secretary Mrs. Carol Warner — High School Secretary Mrs. Daidre Edwards Mrs. Phyllis Hawley Mrs. Mary Harris Guidance Office Secretary Library Aid Secretary Sub 103 Administrative Offices Mrs. Dorothy Steere — School Project Assistant Mrs. Maureen Dedrick — School District Clerk — Secretary in Superintendent's Office Mrs. Joanne Whalen — Bookkeeper Mrs. Margaret Winters Secretary and School Treasurer Mrs. Leah Smith — T ransportation Secretary Mrs. Hazel Burrows — Payroll Clerk Mrs. Jeanette Jones — Switchboard Receptionist Ms. Paula Aton — Secretary — COH 104 Mr. Richard Tripp. Head Custodian Mr. Byron Kelsey Row 1: D. Wdowiak. Mr. Koast. Row 2: Mr. Stone. Mr. F. Slater. Mr. E. Slater 105 j M w - School Day Memories As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because its all gone, We're starting a new life, We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by, Although it hurts inside, We’ll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we’ve reached the end We are going away. How do you say goodbye To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You’ll always have the memories Of our school years from day one, Don’t think of school as ending — Think a new life has begun. Orchestra Row 1: C. Quader, P. Kosinski, M. Franklin, M. Shelton, C. Finney. B. Pettengill. Row 2: G. Nichols, A. Nichols, D. Glover, K. Briglio, C. Frailey, T. Scarinzi, M. Harding, K. Drumm, K. Black. K. O’Donnell, M. Walker. Row 3: M. Martin, B. Ripley, M. Wilson, J. Crotty. S. VanTassell. Mrs. Nemire. M Hutchings, C. Frear, A. Back, D. Martone, D. Miller, R. Frailey Row 1: P. Magargle, L. Gdovin, T. Tyler, K. Cadden, P. Hardwick, C. Walsh. Row 2: C. McManus, S. Cornwell, W. Zindle, M. Zavadil, D. Zavadil, P. Griffith. Mr. Alduino, K. Peeler, M. Ross. M. Hartman, L. Tifft, P. Nitto, D. Clark, D. Matias. C. Wilson, A. Bascom, D. Zavadil. Row Ribble, S. Adams. T. Scarinzi, L. Gates, B. Schoonmaker. Row 6: M. Burdick, C. Frear, A. Back, T. Snitchler. K. Keesler, J. Dempsey, P. M. Martin, D. Kalaf, D. Kumpon, K. House, C. Quader, K. Cline. M. Andrejack, K. Cline, N. Ott, L. Hugunine. 110 Shafer, K. Steffen. M. Weidman, M Jensen, J. Nitto. D. Plouffe. P. Moriarty. J. Rosenberg. J. Trance, D. Forbes. B. Dutcher. Row 3: Mr. 4: R Preston D. Ellis. Row 5: K. Hochdanner. K. Cline, T. Whitesell, W. Kenyon. L. Allen. M. Franklin. S. Mark. P. Geertgens, J. Ross, T. Klinko R Courtright, G. Molio, T. Hodge. S. VanTassell. D. Martone, C. Karpiak, T. Burdick. Row 7: M. Martone. K. Stark. C. Laviska, S. May, 111 Winter Colorguard Row 1: T. DeHaas. L. Hugunine, J. Anderson. D. Jones. M. Hartman. D. Kumpon. Row 2: N Portz S May A Back E Hubbard. H. Back. C. Laviska. M. Andrejack. M. Martin. C. Quader. J. Anderson. D. Kalaf. M. Posten. C. McHugh’ Sapphire Express Row 1: J. Ross. T. Ribble, T. Scarinzi. M. Weidman. A. Baskron. S. VanTassle, T. Hodge. Row 2: S. Mark. P. Geertgens. D Martone. D. Plouffe, D. Forbes, K. Keesler. J. Dempsey. T. Burdick. Row 3: P. Klinko. W. Zindle. R. Frailey. C. McManus T Snitchler 112 SADD N. White, L. Groesbeck. K. Robbins. M Havich, Mr. Stanton. T. Brown. V. Snedaker. M. Hodges. K. Storm M athletes 3W 1 R Frailey T Quigley. J. Donnellon, N. DiLuzio. Mr. Robertson. P. Bryan, D. Way. Row 2: N. Velasco, J. Igoe, R pard. K. O’Donnell. P. Kosinski, P Igo, B. Hoke, T. Griffiths. S. Tyler 113 Z Club Row 1: H. Hartzell, C. Walsh, N. McCarthy, M. Jackson. Row 2: L. Groesbeck, V. Snedaker, K. Black, L. Gates. K. O’Donnell. Row 3: P. Pupillo. M. Birtch. C. Snedaker, C. Keister. T. Brown, D. Seeley, M. Caskey. Home Ec. Club Student Council Row 1: N. Velasco, D. Roma, L. Emmett. R. Cady. M. Scherer. M. Cackett, K. Stachura. R. Lepard. Row 2: Mrs. Donnelly, J. Hattala, E. Brundege, K. Turnick, P. Nitto, C. Dumian, A. Rolston. J. Nevins. M. McPeek. M. Tracy, T. Ingraham, C. Guinan, Mrs. Haskell Row 3: P. Hardwick, M. Ingraham, E. Cicak, K. Butchko, S. Reifler, B. Kosnikowski, K. Cline. Row 1: J. VanWinkle. J. Jenkins, C. McLaughlin. M Scherer, D. McBride. D. Roma, M. Cackett. M. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Donnelly. Row 2: K. Ellis, J. Nevins, E. Cicak, M McPeek, K. Stachura. D. French. M. Warner, M. Tracy. Row 3: A. Hatala, K. Butchko. G. McGuire. P. Nitto. B. Kosnikowski. M. Ingraham. Newspaper 115 Literary Club Row 1: B. Marean. P. Hardwick. K. Black. C. Quader. N. Velasco. A. Nichols. Row 2: R. Pettengill, J. Vanco, D. Plouffe. D. Clark, P. Laviska. D. McBride. C. Scott. Row 3: Mrs. Burns. B. Mam. D. French. D. Seeley. K. Scalone. P Nitto. L. Groesbeck. D. Kumpon. D. Kalaf. P. Nelson. P Magargle. K. House. T. Quigley. Library Club Row 1: A. Nichols. R. Pettengill. R. Walker. P. Headley. Row 2: M. Jackson. Mrs. Hawley. S. Wheeler. K. Scalone. D. Seeley. C. Sklanka, H. Hartzell, Mrs. Chizak. Row 3: M. Payne. D. Glover. J. Stondtoh. K. House. 6. He-bble.thiofti+e' 116 National Honor Society Row 1 • K Houghtaling. M. Tracy, J. Hattala, P. Kosinski. M. Martin. R. Lepard. P. Hardwidk, K. Black. J. Nevins. Row 2: N. DiLuzio. B. Hoke. P. Igoe, E. Brundege, S. Tyler. K. O’Donnell. N. Velasco. Row 3: Mr. Simkulet, S. Harder. P. Bryan. W. Hoover. R. Luce. W. Kenyon. J. Donnellon, Mrs. Hoesel. Spirit Club Row 1 • E Brundege. R. Lepard. K. Stachura, D. French. J. Chapman. E. Cicak. M. Tracy. B. Kosnikowski. K. Cline. J. Nevins. M McPeek. P Hardwick D Roma H. Hartzell. Row 2: A. Rolston. C. Dumian. T. Ingraham. P. Nitto. L. Emmett. A. Francis. M Hollenbeck. M. Havich. K. Robbins M Ingraham. V. Snedaker. K. Black, K. Houghtaling. M. Jackson. Row 3: W. Lawton. A. Hattala. K. Ellis, M. Foulke. T. Brown. F. Snedaker, C. Walsh. N. McCarthy. B. Whitcomb. H. Jackson. M. Scherer. M. Cackett. 117 Marine Biology Program The marine waters surrounding the eastern tip of Long Is- land serve as an outdoor laboratory for field observations and data collection. Lectures, dissections and data analysis are done each evening at the indoor laboratory. The primary goal of this course is to provide students with brief exposure to the many habitats and specimens found in the coastal marine en- vironment. Students also meet and hear lectures from scien- tists and professional researchers. This five day immersion into the marine environment introduces a totally new content area while reinforcing basic science skills. A marine education specialist from Long Island plans the curriculum and daily agenda and leads the instruction. Two additional teachers assist with the small group, hands-on activities. Housing is provided in four-to-eight person cabins and meals are served family style in the dining room. Recreational time is provided each day for swimming, relaxing or exercis- ing. P. Kosinski. P. Hardwick, P. Nitto, A. Woramontri, C. Quader 118 Spanish Class Activities Level IV Spanish students spent several weeks researching the provinces of Spain. At the end of the project, each student selected a recipe which was typical from each region. The recipes were prepared and a Spanish dinner was held. David Way sampling. Seniors D. Way, K. Berry, C. McLaughlin. M Scherer, S. Bruetsch. C Qua- der and K. Scalone pose with the foods they prepared. In the Fall, a number of Mrs. Baldwin's level II, III, and IV students spent a Satur- day at a Spanish Fun Fair. They spent the day sampling Spanish foods, singing, using Spanish videos and playing carnival-type games with Spanish motifs. Spanish Club members made a giant pinata in the shape of a turkey and raffled it. N. Jewell, K. Scalone, M. Smith, the Turkey Although our dining facilities lacked elegance, the students enjoyed sampling unusual foods. Kathy O'Donnell poses with the en- trants in the costume contest. Drama Club Row 1: D. Roma, J. Herz, E. Cicak, K. Scalone. Row 2: S. Verbryck, M. Walker, M. Loeffler. Chorus Row 1: J. Vanco. M. Moat, C. Furch, L. Platt, L. Smith, N. Main, S. Anderson. Row 2: A. Callahan. A. Margaritis, N. White, T. McGuire, J. Williams. P. Magargle. D. Kalaf. C. Quinn. Row 3: D. Griffiths. L. Sullivan, S. Cooley, P. Nelson, S. Strauch, K. McLaughlin. D. Kumpon, C. Pittsley. Row 4: E. Montgomery, S. VanVolkinburg, T. Jones, E. Spettigue, M. Foulke, J. Herz. M. Weidman, S. Verbryck, L. Matechak. N. McCarthy. Yearbook Staff Row 1: D. Kumpon, D. Kalaf, C. McLaughlin. Row 2: P. Hardwick, Co-editors D. McBride and D. Plouffe Art Club Row 1: M. Hitt, M. Snedaker. K. Warren. Row2: H. Jackson, B. Whitcomb. J. VanWinkle, C. Keister. D. Kane. M. Franklin. Row 3: J. Whitcomb. M. McGuire. J. Sanford. 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