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. tv ' i?n Au , «⹠âV {.SAW rkv uR tl° s Pni , tsAU ,s ' FVT 5 â fdpl OfÂŁ - âą YoJR, eV umnkto f . uw«r-fp7H â T roiJ aGooP zm i siiâfs'i'T' Union Endicottâs 1977 Thesaurus Union Endicott High School Endicott, New York What is the THESAURUS? The THESAURUS is a myriad of pictures and words, all rolled up into a colorful book. It is a priceless storehouse of informa- tion to which we can return again and again. We go to the THESAURUS with the wish that something we have already known will come back to us again. And it does; sending us willingly backwards in time. The THESAURUS is a still-life of all the activity and motion of the year 1977. it is a marvel- ous collection of people and emotions, designed for our use and enjoyment. a Table of Contents Class 1 WORDS EXPRESSING ABSTRACT RELATIONS Celebration â Amusemeni â Wonder - Beauty â People.........1 Class II PICTURES RELATING TO SPACE Freshmen â Sophomores â Juniors...........................14 Class III PICTURES RELATING TO THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES Faculty â Academics.......................................68 Class IV PICTURES RELATING TO MATTER Seniors................................................ 102 Class V PICTURES RELATING TO THE VOLUNTARY POWERS Individual Will (Activities)â Intersocial Will (Sports) .. , 154 and 196 Class VI PICTURES RELATING TO THE SENTIMENT Friendship â Socialityâ Love â Gratitude Seclusion â End .. .250 and 268 INDEX 258 CELEBRATION: jubilation; triumph; debut; salute; rejoice. AMUSEMENT: entertainment; recreation; relaxation; solace; laughter. WONDER: amazement; admiration; awe; fascination; astonishment. II Iran PEOPLE: individuals; mortals; somebodies; living souls. I 2w elw I 3Kirtten Underclassmen: youthful; babes; beardless; âwhippersnappers.â 15iHe n â Freshmen: fresh; green; new; untried . . . wise. Ackerman, Paul Atari, John Albano. Sandy Allen, BUI Alien, Bob Alton. Bob Amoreae, Joe Anderson, Klin Andiosclk. Mary Anne Angeline, Larry Arnold. Peggy Athawes, William Austin, Debi Avery, Craig Backea, Sue Baglick, Dave Baird, Kim Baldwin, Kim Banko, Terese Barno, Mary Barnhart, Ray Baron, John Barrow, Lynn Bastian, Steve Batdorf, Dee Ann Battagiini, Dave Battagiini, Monica Battagiini, Bob Battle, Lydia Bcalo, Mike Beale, Bob Beardilee, Cindy Beddor, Garry Bednar, Ron Bendert. Gary Bendert, Kathy Bennett, Pat Benninger, Barbara Be mack, Debbi Btghteen Besecker, Karen Ben. Mark Biango, Mark Bickham. Rose Mary Biscardl. Steve Blah . Gteg Bligh. Debbie Bloom. Tracy Bock. Donna Bock. Nancy Bochlerti, Linda Boetiger. Shari Botlen. Curt Boris. Fran Bone US, Joe Brady. Mike Brainard, Angela Brown. Debbie Brown, Lisa Btown, Mary Branlck. Kim Bra nosky, Richard Bucci, Gene Buchanan. Leslie Buck la. Bob Buran. Joseph Burch. Susan Buten. Jeff Cammarata, Laurie Caprio, Jeff Card. Phil Cariini, Diego Carman, Tetri Garmon. Lori Casuier, Judy Cassidy, Charlie Carpenter, Scott Catalano, Rosalie Cenfetelli, Cathy Pineleen Ce rasa to Guv Cenoni. Richard Chapmen, John Chanccn, Scon Cherniak. Julie Cherrington, Bruce Chirico Neil Ciancio. Derek Clara vino, Mary Cicarelli, Pam CInotli. Dan Clpolla, Mike Cirrak Ninka Clark, John Clark Raymit Clement, Che He Clemente, Denise Coe, Diane Colangelo, Bill Colapictro, Maria Collison, Laurie Como, Nancy Conklin, Shawn Conrad, Colleen Conway, Mike Cook, Jennifer Coppola, Antoinette Corey, Mike Coudiiet, Jeff Coughlin. Marilyn Coughlin, Terry Crismau. Scott Cron, Mike Cuddihe, Chuck Curtin, Rob Cyganovich. Jerome Dahulich, Maryann Daniels Gary Darcic, Opal Davis Ron 20wenfy Davison. Dan Delano, Angela Deletis. Ricky De marline. Dan Demetry. PU Denman. Scott Dennis. Renee DeP lo, Crazia Depew. Sue Devlia. Ranald Deizuirl, Mary Jo DiOrio, Tom DiRusso, Alfred Dobbin, Jeff Donahue , Mary Donegan. Michelle Donovan, Bob Donovan, John Donovan. Mike Doolittle, Bill Dorin, Kevin Duffek, Debbie Dunning, Sherrie Duran, Debbie Duran. Theresa Durdort, Kim Edmunds, Karen Edwards, Mark English, Angela Erdman, George Fantuzzo, James Farrell, Tom Fedick, Cindy Fegan, Alyson Felo. Peter Fcndick, Susan Ferrari . Kevin Ferris. Bill Fiala. Gary Flester, Carol 20wenty I n« Fieatcr, Robert Fiori. Tina Fiorini. Michelle Fisher, ludi Fisher. Mark Fitzgerald. Gail Fleischrnann. Laura Hint. Jim Foley. John Foil. Alaria Fox, Linda Freedman. Many French, Jon French, Bill Gallo, Sue Gance, Kurt Garrett, Barry Garrison, David Gasbarra. Louis Gasbarra. Sandy Gedney. Steve George, Arniond George. Crystal Gianneui, Joe Gifford , Matt Gogucn, Warren Goham, Kevin Golda. Sue Gregor, Joe Gorman. Peter Grogan, Cathy Groff, Diane Griffiths, Robert Griffith. Dave Guamlcri, Rita Guiifoyle, Kelli Giuefcki. Richard Hattiday, Lori Hanafin, Leslie Hanafin, Sue 20wenty 2wo Hancock, Robin Hanrahan. Chris Harding, Keith Harding, Wanda Harriman. filch Harrington. Lori Harris, Larry Harris. Penny Harris. Peter Hartquist. Brace Hartnett, Rosemary Hartung, Merry Harvey, Jim Hauptfleish, Otto Hauptflcish. Patricia Havel, Mary Ann Hayes, Brian Healey, Mar) Ellen Henchey. Tina Howie, Jack Henry, Brooke Hess, Dave Hess, Doug He uric h, Annin Hlcky, Jim Hill, Linda Hill. Lisa Hinckley, Diana Hines, Jim Hoeflcin. Karen Hoffman, Kirk Holmes, Cheryl Holt. Mike Honnlck, Tina Horbey. Bob Howard. Susan Hranek. Robert Much. Kathy Hudy, Martin Hughes. Diane Hughes, JoAnn Hum, Jolene 20w«nty 3hr« Huiilcston, Teri J a me non, Ron Jasko, Nancy Jensen, Rob Johns. Karen Johns, Kathy Johnson. Lori Johnston, Chuck Johnstone, Kathy Jones. Jill Jones. Liz Kriger. Chris Kadvekar, Raj Kalasinkas, Eugene Kane, Brian Kauczka. Jim Keny. Bill Kerezman, Dianna Kerins, Sean Kester, Sue Klauset, Dave Knapp, Laurie Knox, Karen Koban. Dave Koban, Ed Kocak, Kim Koeth. Donna Kohler. Bill Kopan ky, Ed Kopcho, Michael Koob, Vince Kopec, Chris Koscianskl. Karen Kotasek, Jeff Kotrfc, Patty Kramer Mary Kay 20wenfy 4our Kremncc, joe Kremncc. Vivian Kuccra, Alex Kimsman, Penny Kutiz, Karen Kunzman, Joanne LaBarbcra, Tom La Course, Lonnie La Due, Paid Lambert, Scott LaMonica, Monict Lamp, Jeanne Land, Hadcn LanoUt Pat Lanud, AnnMark Lcrche, Steve Lesko. Dave Lindloff, Gill Lints, Robert LI sick, Paula Little, Robin Loposky, Michelle Lorenz, Debbie Lounse berry, Pamela Love, Kun Loy. Kathy Luce. Gail Lukovich, Michelle Lyman, Kevin Machalck. Karen MacMlllian, Beth Majka, Steve Mako, Zolun Maliozzi, Roseann Mancini, Caroline Mann, Jeff 2(S enly 5'vt Marine, Lori Marsh, Roger Marsh, Tim Martin, Todd Masiowski, Lynn Mastrangelo, Mark Masucci, John Materese. Jeanne Marias, Mike Manhews, Charlsse May. Peter Mayes, Dan McCanjr, Joel McGuinness, Tim Mean. Greg Mehal, Lisa Mertens, Scott Meuitik s, George Michael. Debby Michaels, Mark Mihaiko, Mail Miller, Chuck Miller, Tim Miner. Glenn Minna, Rita Miicheil, Brenda Mohl, Kathy Monahan, William Moniorte, Maureen Moon, Elaine More tin, Michelle Morlando, Dominica Mosher, Craig Moyer, Judy Mundy. Cheryl Murawski, Jackie Murowtki. Lori Murphy, Mike Nani us, Mark Natoll. Mary Nazak, Michelle Nedllk, Jim Neuirock, Jim 20wenty 6ix Ne ure uter, Brian Nezclek, Kim NichoU, Clay Nolls, John Northmp, Bob Novak. Rick Ogozaly, Wayne Oliveira. Brian Oliver. Eugene Olson, Arnie Ondecko, Linda Qrasin, Patti O' Rourke, Dan Osier, Scott Ostrowiki, Scott Pace, Dale Pagano. Ann Marie Page. Allen Paine, Pat PaneUa. Paulette Parker. Ttacy Paaquino, Alan Peckham, Diane Pealey, Eric Peiechinsky, Ray Perfeiil, Lenny Perkins. Pam Pero, Danen Pero Tom Peuilll, Kathy Pettinato, Tony Picclano, Ken Pierog. John PUchta, Joan Porcari, Oiulio Powers, Glen Powell, Tim Prach. Michael Pnuakowski, John Pros man. Sandy Price, Margie Pribullck, Pete 20wenty 7even Pulse, Betsey Puierbaugh, Brian Putrino. Dave Putrino, Jim Quanne, Kim Quaianta, Angela Quaranta, Annette Quercia, Nick Rader, Neil Ra tides. David Rands. Sharon Rasile, Nancy Rea, Phil Reardon, John Redhead, John Redolphy. Lisa Recce, Renee Reed. Kerry Reed, Terry Reif, Jeff Rehurek. Lynne Relnhard, Jim Rejda, Kathy Renner, Connie Retorto, Jo Ann Rinde, Jeff Riner. Tom Riley, Jackie Ripic, Paul Rivenburg. Shari Rizzi, Robert Ri2zi , Sandy Roberts, Laurie Robinson, Maureen Rodman, Dave Roll, Suzanne Rollo, Paul Roma. Denise Roma. Lisa Roma, Michelle Roma, Tina 20w«nty Sight Romeo, Paige Rosa, Shelly Rosas, Rhonda Rosen, V 1 Rounds. Hilah Rozelsky Ted Roane Beth Ruane. Robert Rucene. Mike Russell, Roger Ruihanski, Mike Russik, Mary Anne Ryan, Chris Sabol. Andy Salvatore, Angelo Samacrose, Anne Sautro, Tawni Savldge, Tammi Scatone, Chris Schaefer, Roberta Schirger, Diane Schneider. Steve Schuhle, Linda Schuttak, Jeff Schuttak. Jill Sedclmeyer, Steve Sedlacek, Steve Seegei, Eric Sergi, Mark Serino. Denise Serowlk, Karen Sexton, Becky Sexton, James Shapiro, Marcy Shelepak, Greg Shelton. Jay Shirley, Sarah Shults, Eric Shumway, Rodney Silvestri, Mary Jo Sinickl, Laurie 20wenry Pine Skoneckt, Lori SUhucka, Sharon Sloane. Ioann Smacher, Pal Smith. Dawn Smith, James Smith. Ken Smith Michele Smith, Roger Smith Rodand Southard, Scott Spalik, Joe Spear, Cathy Spieger Stacey Spine 111 Loretta Sprague, Stan Springer, Kevin Staby. John Stella Craig Stephens. Chris Strick, Mary Stioilo John Stiucktis, Randy Sulgcr, LUa Sylvester, Bryan Tail, Kay Tanam. Christine Tatlch. Denise Tatko, Ken Taylor. Mary Beth Tedeschi, John Thomas. Brian Thomas. Glen Thompson. Jim Tiberi. Val Tinklepaugh. Kevin Titocci, Enrico Todd, James Toole, Pat Tiobticco, Tom Trapani, Lisa Troxell, Tami m.rty Valent, Brad VanAbs, Sue Vandermark, Jim Vertuli, Mike Vi I lamii Steve Wagner. Jim Walsh. Alice Walton. Derek Wanckl, Brian Ward, Theresa Watkins, Erie Watkins, Kevin Way land. Brad Wayson, Laura Webb. Dave Webb, Lorraine Weber. Lynne Weiskopff, Bernadette Wesko, Chuck Weston. Roger Wheeler, John White, Jean White. Lori Wido, Gregg WUa Jeff Wilcox. Kelly Williams, Suzanne Wilson, Don Wilson, Doug Wimcrgrass, John Wintemute. Debbie Wolf. Doug Woodruff, Jane Wrobleski, Lisa Wurth, Kun Wyak. Courtney Wyatt, John Zur. Leslie Yungkunh, Kristin Young Charles Yarrington. Cindy Zades. Patricia Zimmer. Carrie Zizak, Mike 30hirty Joe 30hir1y 2wo 30hirty 3hree Sophomore: giddy, whimsical, over-optimistic, between sleep and waking Adams, Darlene A la peck, Randy A lari, Lisa Albano, Roger Allen Brett Allen, John Alton Julie Alvarez, John Andrake, Tammy Andrasctk. Patti Angeline, Chris Ardell. Kristin Anronio, Judy Aune-Ivenen, Lisbeth Babcock. Brian Bakos, Vicki Baldwin, Robert Barthclomay, Cindy Bartleson, Brenda Barton, Doug Battista, Mark Battle. Jessica Beard, Mike Bcardalec, Janet Beardsiee, Meg Becker, Rebecca Bee man, Wayne Begeal, Kevin Bendert, Dave Bennct, Louis Bennett, Bob Bennett. Sue Benson. Kathy Bernardo, John Bertuca, Elizabeth Be vl lac qua, Richard Bickham, Regina Biggs, Bridget Bikos, Diane Bill, Sieve Bird, Carol Bird, Cindy 30ifty-d Birchard. Mark Blanco. Patricia Blazavich. Dave Blaaey. Paul Bock. Barbara Bolebruch. Louis Boras. Lynn Borgna, Dave Borley, Scott Bo we 11 Lisa Boyer. Mary Branca. lulic Bratty. Cindy Brhel. Jay Briggs. Flora Briggs. Julie Briggs. Tim Bromsey. Andy Brown. Ken Brumbaugh. Nancy Brynahi. Dianne Brezowskl. Karen Buchinsky. Mark Buchler. Terry Burcak. Tom Burch. Mike Burke. Sieve Burkholder, Heidi Butchko. Jerry Butler. Ann Byrum. Terri Cacclatore. Tom Cacida. Joyce Caleika. Amy Camarda, Christine Gannavin-o. Paul Cannone. Dave Cardinale. Mary Ann Carey. Bon Carlsson, Linda Came vale. Tom Caroselia, joe 30uty-7even Carroll, Gordon Cassidy, Richard Cassi n. Kathy CastigLlonc, Paul Catanzato, Judy Cauttiiaro. Mary Ann Cerroni, Pat Ccrotti, Mike Cevette. Christine Chappell, David Chauncey, Yvette Chcchalka, Chris Cheer. John Cbcmak, Joe Chcvey, Cheryl Chilson, Karen Chwalow. Dan CicciarclH. John declare 111, Un Cioioli. Camille Ciotall, Mario Ciufo, Lisa Clarke, Magarei Clemente, Lisa Clune, Kerry CoUpeitro. Teresa Collins, Jeff Colonna, Paula Comer, Dave ConkUn. Pam Consol, Jim Conzola, Tim Cooke, James Cooper, Chris Corbin. Wanda Cornell. Kay Cornell. Tom Corwin, Debbie Cowell, Colleen Croft, Joe Cron, Jim Crooks. Lori Cruise. Tom Cuomo, Mary Czuhanich, Mike Dailey. Ed Dafttet, Sue Dae ling. Karen Da r pi no. Tom Darrow, Kevin Davies. Jon Davies. Sally-Jo Dearie. Joe Dc groat, Leonard Dchaos. Dan Dellapenta. Daria Delsanio, Dave Denier. Dave Dernctry, JoAnne De morat, Doreen Denmon â Jeff Dsfhevieh. Stephen Dibble. Laura Dicfcndorf, Mike Dilorenzn. Runny Dllorenzo. Mark Dixon, Thomas Doold. Mark Dodge. Lisa Drour, John Duckeir. Patty Duffek. Chris Duffek, Frank Duffek. Tammy Duffy, Hugh Duran. Marica Durdori. Dave Dutcber, Denise Eck. Cindy Edtck, Brenda Edward. lay Edwards. Robin Ellis. Vicky Ely, Richard Engel. Kim English. Kim Enkison, Debbie Ervin, AUlnia Evans. Sue Fabrizio, Louisa 30irty-9m« Fairchild, Linda Faivre ⊠Lisa Farrell. Julie Fcgan, Bob Felice Bob Felice, Tony FJoti, Kris Fish, Robbin Fisher, Barb Fisher. Ron Fitch, Barbara Flipse. Scott Fontana, Darlene Foster, Kerry Fowler, Mark Fox, Vernon Freedman, Betsy Fulk, David Fuller, Marla Fusee, Joanne Gainer, Lori Gall. Kristen Gallagher, Mike Gance, Chris Ganinger. Sue Gazdik, Jim Geiser. John George, Mike Ghinger, John Giblin. Dave Gifford. Lorre Gilyard, Todd Glass, Michele Golden, Mark Gonyou, Tina Goodrich. Charles Gorski, Ann Gould, Sandy Grecin, Chris Grassi, Lisa Grebe, Margaret Green. Pat Griffin, Carol Griffith, Herb Griffiths, Sieve dOorty Groome, Randy Gross, Lynn Haight, Diane Halas, Kathy Ha 11 Ida y. Mark Hamarfch, Elona Hanaftn, Julie Hand, Dave Hand. Karen Hamahan. Mike Kara nek. Cecilia Hardy. Dave Harper. Paul Harris, LuAnn Hart, Connie Hartnett, Joseph Hartung. Bob Harvey, Cathy Haahem, Kay Hayes, Lisa Hayes, Lori Hay ter. Mary Heath, BUI Hedden. Bob Hcggelke, Kurt Helm, Kathy Hemenway. Tami Hemmer, Beth Hess, Jocelyn Hess, Wayne Hill, Jeff Hill, Steve Hoag, Ross Holcombe. Lexy Holmes. Kim Holmes, Tom Holobasky, Cathy Homme!, Sharon Hosay, Rob Hotalen. Chris Houck. Terry Howard, John Howe, Debbie Hrchor. Sue Hrycayk, John 40ofty-lne Huntington, Linda Humyan. Barbara Hyzen, Janet lannonc , Cindy lannone, Mary Ivory, Shawn Jacobsen, Nancy Jensen, Donald Joachim. Don Johnson, Donna Johnston, Dave Jonc . Carolyn Juracek, Paul Kane, Kim Kilter, Sieve Keegan. Ed Kellogg, Bill Kelsey, A1 Kerins, Regina Ketchum. Jennifer Kimble. Jean King. Ellen Klauatr, Markus Klimchuck. Joe Klimek, Dave Knaplck, Fred Knight, Tom Koban, Doug Koehler. John Kohler, SKerry Kohut, Gary Kolanda, Christine Komar, Judy Kopcbo, Jane Kobar, Madard Kowalczk, John Kozecke, Anita Kozloski, Ed Krall, Donna Kreizmer, George Krause. Jenny Kucharek, Kathy Ktirkoski, Christine la Course, Sonnle La Due, Laurie 40orty 2wo Lane, Kevin Lane, Laura Laskowski, John La vo, Carl Ledrew. Lorte Lenzo, Jerry Leskow. Torn Lesser. Stacey Liberto. Y vottnc Lindsey. Sharon Utile, Cheryl Lobelio, Theresa Lobevero. Renee Longo, Frank Loprinzo. Tony Lord, Dean Lucas, Rob Luclani. Laura Lyon, Pete Maciat, Nick Maciolek, Debbie Malone. Vicki Manderville, Dave Marge son, Linda Marsh, Michele Martone, George Mas low ski, Michele Mattro, Mike M astro. Bob Mathias, Ginnie Matzo, Jackie May. Sue Me an drew, Pat McCany, Dave McClain, Heather McDermott, Erin McDonnell. Margaret McGrenra. Terry McKrell. Matt McKenzie, Theresa McLean, Sharron McManus. John Mcquadc. Jerry Menichetii, Cathy Meza. Linda 40orry-3hree Milito. Elaine Mille , Debbie Mitten, Dcbby Montanari. Mike Monti cello. Vince Moomey, Sue Moreau, Elalna Morey. Bill Mocetin. Luanne Morgan, Dee Dee Morton. Caileen Mother. Carl Mott. Kathy Mott. Sue Muller. Dave Murphy, John Murphy. Michelle Murray, Carla Murray. Tim Myers, Steve Nedbaltkl, Debbie Nichols, Chris Nolls. BUI Nonhrup, Randy Novak, Mark Nyce. Lenore Oblaieio, Mark Obrien. Tom Ondecko, Dave Oney, Kathie Opp, Kevin Fadbury, Dean Padbury. Seott Page. Cathy Palmasani. Phyllis Palombaro, Theresa Palornbo. Maureen Panel la. Dave Paniccla, Rosanne Paradis. Danny Paris!, Terri Parker. Cliff Paikes, Ray Patterson. Becky Pavlovich. Barbara fort 40orty 4ovr Payne. Don Peabody. Brenda Pc rcc hi risk y. Sue Petrflll, Regina PlU, Ed Plzur, Tammy Porcari, Fran Porcari. Mari Idea Potochiniak, Bob Pozzl, Mike Prahm, Richard Proctor, Sue Putri no, Chris Puirtno. Rochelle Putri no. Teresa Quartararo, Chris Ramsey. Bob Raymond!. Elaine Reed. Kevin Re e nan, Lori Renuobc. Roger Reynolds. Mike Reynolds, Tom Riccardi. Larry Richter. Donna Rizzl. Richard Roach, Ann Rodgers. Kathy Roma. Maria Roma, Vlncenza Romano. Dianne Romeo, Christine Rompala. Shelly Rose, Toby Rought, Bruce Rublno, Glenn Russlk, Evelyn Russi n, Kathy Ryman, Gary Sacco. Matt Sallcnon. Brian Santodonaio, Paul Santucci. Carolyn Saraceno. Cathy Sasina, Thomas 40orty-5ive Savldgc, Jan Sbarra, Unda Scales, Kevin Schaefer, Debbie Schaughnesy, Steve Schermerham, Dave Schopf, Rick Seager, Chuck Sebesta, John Seltzer, John Sememe Hi. Sue Seniw, David Serowik, Loseph Shaffer, Linda Shearer, Dan Shclansky, Dave Shelley, Laura Shipway, Susan Shire y, Mike Shirley, Lou Ann Shoemaker, Dan Shumway, Evan Sick, Paul Sierzant, Frank Slmek, Lynn Simonik. Dave Simotiln. Mary Jean Simpson, Diane Sinclair, Val Singer, Shelly Sinicki, MaryKay Skonieckl, Beth Ann Smith, Chris Smith, Dennis Smith, Judy Smith, Marilyn SmoUnsky, Mike Snyder, Bruce Snyder, Usa Somers, Tom Southard. Richard Sowers, Todd 40orty'6i Spjacck, Mike Spadlnc . Dorm Spangenburg. Den nil Spear, Thereia SpeUane, Vincent Standiih. John Stlnard. Dan Stone, Hadley Stoops. Craig Strausacr. Gail Stronghllos. Athena Stronghilo , Jo Anne Studer. Jeanne Sulatycko. Roteanne Sulich, Mike Sullivan, Desl Sullivan, Gregg Sullivan. James Sutllff. Ellen Svercek, Lynn SweiJich. Kathy Sylvester. Linda Symancy k, Lama Tanicone. Louise Tanamella. Anna Taylor, Sue Tennant, Debbie Thompson, Judy Tornik, Marla Tovomik, Kevin Travis. Mary Ann Tye, Kevin lilsh, Greg Valachovic, Marilyn V and Ling, GU Vanek, Maryann Varga, Wayne Vaiiako, Scott Vaughn. Paul Gofty-7«v«o Vieyia, Kim Vivona, Mary Voss. Becky Wagner. James Wagner, Jeff WaJesyk, Nancy Walsh. Brian Wargo, Tom Wanes, Dianna Warren, Kathy Warren, Sue Watkins, Tanya Watkins, Tricia Weber, Kay Wells, Dan white, Mary Whittaker, Dan Whittaker, Jim Wiley, Pat IQorty Sight William . Teni Williams. Tim Win. Jim Winter. Renee Wolf. Dave Wolfe. Jerry Wyatt. Robin Yager. Tom Yearick, Becky Zechman. Mark Zcmberi, Craig Zielfnckl Anita Chasteen, Scon Ziemba. Allen Ziemba. Lisa 40orty?me â Junior: snappy, rowdy fledgling . . . rising generation SO. ty Ackcrson, Cathy Adams. Linda Alapeck, Kirk Allen, Jim Allen, Nancy Allio, Marla Anderson, Tina Amonaitis, David Apalovich, Kathy Ardcll, Holly Arildsen. Janet Arnold. Joe AsseJta, John Atherton, Mark Avery, Rusty Babb, Mark Backes, Joe Baird, Ken Baldwin. Lisa Bamo, Karen Barraby. Henry Barrows, Connie Barry, Dianna Barthoiomay, Gwynn Basti a no. Nancy Batdort, Jo Ellen Bates, Brenda Beaudeue. Darran Beardslee, Janice Beavan. Jcannie Becker, Cindy Bell. Terry Bcndert, Mike Benderi, Richard Bennie, Diane Benninger, Mary Bernardo. Lisa Bernardo. Karen Bcvilacque. Nancy Bid well. Ken Bid we 11, Robin Bi-Vc ardi, Rosemary 50ifty-2wo Blackman, Andrea BUhut, Kcr Blazleek, Brets Bligh. Bob Bolebruch, Mike Borgiorno, Rick Borrelli, Elda Brady. Phil Brhel, Bonnie .Bridge, lame B rinser, Deanna Brown, Carolyn Brown, Chcric Brown, Jeff Bmcker, Colleen Buchanan, Dan Bucine 11. Dan Bunchcll, Alan Busclli, Maryann Buttcrworth f Nanette Butler. Franeine Cacciarore, Kathy Caldwell Nancy Gamma rasa. Steve Car mod y. Margaret Campbell, Soon Ganna vino. Mike Capa laces. Frank Carlin!. Mike Carlson, Chris 50fry-3hro Carrart , Shawn Canis. Cathy Cassidy, Richard Chapman, Dave Chappell. Lisa ClccUrclU, Phil Ciechoskt, Tain Cimoli, Celeste Cipriano. Donna Ctufo, Bob Clemente, Cathy ColapicT.ro, Jennie Cot anna, Richard Conley, Dave Coney, Lori Conklin, Sandy Conklin, Stan Consol, Mike Cook, Patti Cook, Todd Coo lbaugh, Lcanne Coonick. Renee Cordilione. Diane Coudriet, Jim Cowan,John Covill, Raney 50ifty4our Cramer. Bill Crawford, Kevin Gronk. Kaihy Crooks. Rawly Cullen. BUI Curtis. Bonnie Daglio. Sieve Darnigos, lohn Dlno, Daneiic Darete, Kent Davidson, Maureen Davis, Lori Davit. Mark Diaferio, Greg Dickson. Tracey Dtefendorf, Bob Difaico, Mary DIOdo. Denise Denovellis. Tab DeSanctis, Elite Donaldson, Deb Donegan, Paul Dor in. Kris Dorin. Patii Donley, Mark Donovan, Maura 50dty-5«ve Donovon. Pal Dranchak, Dan Dzuba, Carol Eberly. Susan Edmonds. Cindy Ellis. Charles Emmons, Greg Ervin. Lawanda Eves. Beth Fairchild, Al Fargnoli, Dave Farrell. Linda Flacco. Lisa Fiacco, Paul Flester, Mike Ficstcr, Ricky Fendick. Kerry Ferraria, Tracey Fetsko. Margaret Forbes. Eileen Foster. Eric French. Amy Gallagher, Jim Gance, Cathy Gance, Lisa Garrison, Bob Gasbarra, Carole Gedney, Pam George. Thomas Giacovelli, lime. Glisson. Dave Goflan, Mary Therese Gona . Rosemary Goodwin, Jeff Goodrich, Tammy Gould, Dennis Gregor. Mike Greiner, Faith Griffiths. Cyndi Griffith, Ken Griffiths, Sieve Grimm, Steve 50«fty-6iH Grltsavage, Judy Grogan, Jeff Grow, Ken Guldlcl, Liz Gu otki, Peg Haddock, Lori Haggerty, Dan Hamlin, Doug Haines. David Hanaftn. Mark Harding, Mark Harefi Monica Harvey. Be tty Ann Harvey. John Harvey, Paul Harrington, Rich Harris. Tammy Hartman, Bill Harty, Maura Hartung. Dave Harzlnskl. Sandy Hauptflelach. Paul Hauptflelach, William Heath, Jim Hemenway, Chuck Henry, Elinor Hidock. Mike Hill, Mark Hillls, Mark Hills, Julie Klavac, Jim Hoeflein. Karl Hogan, Chris Holobo ky, Nick Holochak, Mark Houck. Sherrie Hrehor, Bob Hfiicko, Philip Hrustich, John Huntington, Lisa Incitti, Laurie Ingraham. Paul 50 fty-7eveo Irons, Dave Isenburg, Mike James, Scon Jetinek, John Johns. Paul Johnson, Pamela Johnsion. Scon Jones, Kelly Jones. Tammy Jones, Will Jotlin. Susan Judge. Wayne Juodaitis, Kathy Juoziits, Paul Kane. Padraic Kappus. Anne Karayanls, Mark Karls, Maureen Katter, Libby Kircher, Cheryl Kelly, Robin Kcough. Paula Kesier, Sieve Keichum, Kelly Kinsella, Dave Kline. A1 Klingensmith, Jim Knox, Cindy Kofira. Bob Koione, Julie Komar, Bill Koob, Sieve Knpansky , Karen Kopcho, Julie Krlsko. Jim Krizanek. Bob 50 hy Bighl Krymowski, Mary Ku. Dennis Kulikowski, Nadine Kunz. Rudy Lambert, Laurie Lanin, Tom Laudato, Dlno Laughncy, Joe Lavin. Keith La vo. John Lee, Susan Lerche, Pam Lewis, Marce Uberto. Shari Undloff, Mark Unis, Walter Uttle, Bob Lollcr, Barb Lorens;. Karen Lupo, Steve Lyman, Lynda Macan, Danielle Machalck. Mark Macias. Felipe Malone, Tammy Majka. Chris Majka. Jim Mako, Janos Mancini, Mark Mann, chrias Marca. fiilt Mariano. Diane Marino. Vaiorie Marks, Jeff Marrongelll. Mark Manin k, Ken Martin, Laura Martonc. Cindy 5⏠ty-9tne X Moit Mike Mai [hews. Dan Maughan, Mary McCarty. Donovan McCoy, David McKitrick. Clary Mel met, Edward Melrose, Kim Menhennan, Debbie Meiriiikas, John Metzinger. Erica Michael Felicia Mikcls, Rhonda Miller, Carol Miller, Steve Mills, Bill Miner, Bryan Miner, Todd Monforte, Linda Monfcme, Tim Morford, David Mott, Cary Musa, Mike Mundell. Don Murowski, Lisa Murray Trich Myers, Russ Nabinger Jody Nafiel Mara Naramor, Lynda Ncurcuter. Rosemarie No wf rock. Linda Newton, Seth Nichols, Judy Nichols, Kevin Novelli. Barb Null, Ron Nclion, Jerry Nycc, Cathy Oakley. Rick O'Brien. Gerrard O'Brien. Mary 60 ty okon. Kevin Olshefski. Jrx Olsen. Steve Olson, Debbie Olson. Randy OâNeil, BUI O'Rourke, Jo Anne Osier, Debbie Ovens. Cheryl Ovcrfleld, Unto Oxendale, Piny Paden, Sieve PagHa. Kim Parene, Tom Pastrick, Toni Patrick, Bernadette Pazzaglini, Ellssa Pecen. Steve Peckhanrc, Dennis Pedley, Mike Pedro, Don Pennell, Dennis Penrose, Keith Pcttinato, Jerry Pipe Jim Pitcher. Kevin Piuarelli, Gerianne Pizzuti, Joe Porter. James Prach. Diana Prusakowski, Nancy Pulse, Barbara Purdy. Royal Quanne. James Quarama, Linda Cuaranta. Mary Quealy, Pat Randesi. Cathy Rands. Don Ranuccl. Mike Rathbun, Rosalie Reardon, Chris 60i iy I ne Reed. Shawn Renfro. Mel Renner. Bethann Reynolds, lim Richardson. Roxanne FuHenhouse, Robert Robinson, Elaine Roe. Susan Rohland, Sherri Romeo. Pam Rosa, Cindy Rought. Kevin Rouse, Charlotte Ruggero, Sandy Rusnak, Mike Sabot. Bernie Salamida. John Santccrosc, Susan Sauastano. Ron Sautro. Gaye Savage, Jodi Sbarra, John Scager. Kelli Scales. Dave Schiappa, Chris Schmid. Kevin Schneider, Lisa Schrader, Sandra Schuhle. Bill Scarlet, Ctim Selnekovic, Patricia Severance. Shell! Sefowik, Jim Scrowik. Ray Shacffer. Bonnie Shaffer. Judy Shattack, John Shauuck, Kelly Shearer, Mark Silvestri, Mario Simons. Mark Simmons. Lori 60i ty'2wo Simpson, Charles Smith, Chris Smith, Dawn Smith, Joseph Smith, Kevin Smith, Mike Soltis, Jaqticline Spcllanc. Francis Sprague, Janine Sprague, Richard Stacconi, Sue Siankie wicz, Paul Starchok. Carry Steele, Michelle Stevens. Eric Stall, Donna Sion, Rick Suonghilos. Connie Sirollo, Tom Sluder. Micheai Summers, Dave Swagler, Kent Syphcr. lisa Tanicone, Joe Taylor. Colleen Tearpock, Butch Tetuol. Judy Thiele. Karen Thiele, Karl Thomas. Connie Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Randy Thomas, Shelby Tiberi, Elizabeth Thman. Ellen Tzlvanis, Tom Todd, Lori Tovomik. Frank Trapani. Mike Tyc. Ed Vandarmark, Dan Vanda. Vicky Vavra, Rick 60ipcty-3hf« 60tjcty 4our Wilbur LIsa Wllce, Mike Williams Pete Willsont Darrell Wilson. Bill Wlfttcll, Dave Wotfe, John Wood, Pat Young. Cindy Yurko, Bob Zaraski, Ed Zemanek. Kathy ZUmbat Stan Zizak, Sharon 60iKtyâ7©v r A tdetoilÂŁ$: foctlitfcg; dtSCipliH ; scltftoHUtg; education. 60ixty Sight 60'«fy 9m 70ev nly 7 Oe verity ! ne 70 v frfy 2wo 70ev nty 3hrc« Mr Ellis 70 v nty 5 v Not Kuuied - Ms Spencer Mrs. Bry 1«⹠£ Jfm Kalau is a professional artist who specialifcesl tfdRcrs and ceramics f,Hair beyond the ears was Kibited' at his high school. L iJA 70«venty 6i Mr. Dupkanick attended hig Berwick, Pennsylvania. He e school very much, as did j other students. I PTTated frott Fiiighamton Central Hi .S. Army k i :ran of World War II. Degree from the Unt- b enjoys camping with : Miltz Received slt'M York farailt.J 70«venty 7even 70tv©nty Bight Mr. Anechiarico attended Seton High ai iis small- cat. He describes himself at a scorch in high school. -q - m mu . DonatjdU, My high feOi VaS HK Murh tmalW. 1 LUlli a. Cerasaro S - 3K Z J' B J 1 Mr. Evans y âș- r mMm SOighfy 1 ne 80ighty 2 wo Mrs. Silverstein graduated from SUNY Binghamton in 1967. She is an Emergency Medical Technician in the Maine Emergency Squad. Mrs. Pruo was born i jjgouth America She is intended in India crafts and Jttifacu an enjoys visiting museu 1V rs. Pizante was valedic- rian of her senior class. 1 belonged to every club school ... I was a busy Iri. The aim of the English department is . . .to stim- ulate the desire for greater appreciation and under- standing of literature and to establish the skills required to develop rational habits and attitudes concerning the mass media of communication. (Mr. Donatelli, Chairperson.) The department is currently operating under the Phase Elective program, whereby students are allowed to choose the specific English course which most appeals to them. flOghty 3hree Mai Edwards stud- ied at the Univer- sity of Salamanca, Spain in her junior yearof Icotycge, She enjoys travell- Mrs. Dodson gradu- ated from Abiiur High School in Norden- ham, West Germany. She has been in the U iTted States- since r- J 'll was the best high school in the U.S.A. - UNION EMM - COTT H-S.â Mi, Ang ine Foveigtb Language fTAWW BOighTy 4oor Mr, golf, and poli ia pre the Teache elation Mr. Mitten eceived his asterâs Degree r ra S.U.N, Y , t Oneonta. He enjoys skiing, hunting, and golf. Mr Wovkulich Miss Griffith is a graduate of Binghamton North High School. She enjoys antiques and interior decorating. Mr Mr. G ia russo 80ighf 5rv Mr, Mrs. Dunham was a Majorette in her high school marching band, and helped organize a city-wide team club. âș f f-fom Gc ll-tisi TC -ar , Mrs. Jamesâ high school had a graduat- ing class of 19 in which she was very active, but shy. tMs. ftutkowski is a igistered Nurse. Her hobbies include knit- ting, reading and tra- velling. Mrs. Vartuli attended a high school with a graduating class of d twelve. Her hobbies f include reading, sew- dti. ing, golfing and P kfter 30 of teaching. 80 ghty 6 x SOighty Sight Mr, Miller enjoys all athletic activities, music, and cooking. He attended Penn State and The University of Maryland. I went to a small (graduating class of 58) high school. I was an outgoing, involved in every- thing, noisy student,' Ms, McMullin Mr. Loso uj Hr SOighry 9ir e Mr. BarthoLomay, who is the chairman of the Math Department, stated their main objectives as being able to provide a program which includes courses that contain relevant subject matter to meet the challenges of everyday living and to prepare students for advanced study in the field of mathematics. The two new subjects offered this year are âIntroduction to Computer Science â and ââIntermediate Math. The former gives âinterested students the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of programming and high- speed calculating devices.â The latter supplies a student with a sound basis to study Math 10. Mr. Demars and Mr. Loso are teach- ing âIntroduction to Computer Scienceâ and Ms. McMullin is teaching âIntermediate Math.â POintfy 90inety 2wo Mr. Ferris F. Cavese graduated from U-E in 1963. He describes U-E as smaller, more drab, but with many of the same staff. Freeman original) d a career in musi fma. She has bee ted ai North Amei College of Acu r Ccimce Mr. Heiceg graduated from UEHS in 1961. He enjoys woodworking, fly tying, fishing, bowling golf. and motorcycli Gucci a Mr Mr. Lacovazzi 90inety 3hcee 90tocfy 4ovr Hubbell Mrs. Buchak Ninety 5iv« 90inefy 6ix 77 Mi. Franklin Donna Nimec helper Amy Ceccherelli - helpe: 1 ne hundred 1 ne hundred 1 ne Seniors: ambitious, enthusiastic; optimistic; proud . . . rowdy. I ne hundred 2wo ne hundred 3We 1 ne hundred 4our 1 ne hundred Sive 1 ne Hundred 6ix I ne hundred Sight 1 n hundred 9tne I ne hundred 1 Oen 1 ne hundred 1T Jeven Alice Ackeison Joyce Allen Ronald Andrascik Kurt Atherton Charlotte Bailey Kim Adamek Paula Allen Steven Antalek Bonnie Babcock Greg Baldwin John Albano Wahneta Allen Susan Archie Cheryl Babcock Jill Balantine Thomas Albano Randy Anderson Dave Arnold Angela Alimonti Greg Andrake Karen Arthur 1 n« hundred I2welve 1 nm hundred 1 3hirt«en IOD :ooM RIOD RIOD RIOD RIOD RIOD 8 00 - 80 8 35- 8 8s47 - 3 9-- 33 - 10 I0--I9 - -1 1 DOS - 1 I 5 J Maria Bevelaqua Andrea Biazavich Peter Bohush Yvonne Bowen Mark Briggs Karen Bidwell Nancy Bluestein Paula Botlen Maria Bracaglia Phil Brigham Tony Bilka Barbara Bock Lisa Bonetsky Joan Briggs Nancy Broker Lee Bill Carol Bock Linda Borseliino Greg Blahut James Boehlen Marcie Bovier 1 ne hundred 1 4ourteen Lori Broker Beth Buchinsky Tina Burrows Dan Camarda Debbie Brown Ginny Buchler David Buuerwonh Peter Camarda Dave Bruhnke Annette Buiocchi Robert Byrum John Caminiti John Carey Susan Brzezowski Sue Burcak Paul Caforio Joe Caminiti Cindy Cargil ry Bucmeu dy Burke gy Calvasina i Cammarata 1 r e horxlrea 1 Amy CeccherelH Diane Chcrevko Guy Ciancio Anderson Clark Kay Colangelo Lisa Cerasaro Jim Cherrington Anthony Ciaravino Diane Clark Brian Cole Mary Ellen Cerroni Beverly Coleman Denise Chametsky Tom Conrad Tom Chechatka Aaron Choquette Steve Ciotoli Linda Coe Robert Conti 1 ne hundred 1 diaTeen Colleen Conway Carol Cornell Karen Coiy Brian Coughlin Mark Crane lames Conzola Bob Coughlin Dawn Crisman Nancy Cooper Patty Cowell Dan Crisielli Peier Coppola Andrea Coyle Richard Crone Webb Corbin Adele Corwin Joe Coudriet Jim Crane Ellen Crooks 1 ne hundred 1 Seventeen Micheal Cuomo Chris Damigos Mark Del Santo Mike Dempsey Denise Dino Bryan Dalton Robert Dedio Kathy Demer Linda Deraco Ken Di pietro Gail Daly Eric Dibble lay Dinga Angie Dekar Sue Dodge Sharon Donegan Maria Demetry Jolynn Derosa William Dobbin 1 re hundred I Sighieei Beth Drosdek Penny Eberly Mark Fargnoli Jeannette Duffek Sharon Edick Katie Farrell Debbie Donahue Robert Dorin Shelly Duffek Cynthia Edwards Michelle Faivie Patrick Donovan Ann Marie Dray Colleen Duffy Bobbie Egloff Linda Felton Darren Dopp Donna Drejza Bill Dwyer Roger Evanek Mary Feiencik t n« hundred 1 Qinetoen Patri Ferencik Kathy Fitch Linda Forster Joel Frazier Jaime Gance Susi Ferencik Diane Fitzgerald Donna Fortomy Jon Frazier Shane Garrett Richard Ferrara George Fulk Patti Gaul Mario Fiacco Peter Gaffney Diane Gerber Robert Fiorini Darlene Forbidussi James Frazier Karen Gallo Jean Giannetti Ine hundred 20wenty Joyce Giannetti Criag Crant Cindy Gritman Cathy Hadamik Tom Harris Tom Goida Ed Grassi Kathy Gross Brian Haight Dave Hasch Brian Goris Lorie Grebe Kathy Guilfoyle Kelly Haight Jan Hashem Laura Gradala Dave Griffiths Tami Hawley Mary Grannis Keith Griffiths Daniel Hayter 1 ne hundred twenty 1 ne Eric Heggelke Debbie Hendrick Kathy Hess George Hillenbrend Michelle Hotalen Russel Heim Craig Henry Christine Heurich Michael Hills Dave Hrusecky Jim Hill Terry Hogan Floyd Heater Cynthia Hemmer Karen Herceg Mark Hill Lori Holland I nue hundred 2w nly 2wo Mike Huck Cindy Hust Susanne Huckabone Sieve Huth Sabrina Hudson Gary Huttleston Noli Jamerson Lynn Jaskiewicz Michael Johnson Donald Huff Louisa lannone Tina Jardine Mike Jasko Cindy Jones Sally Hughes Elaine Jackson Cathy Jaskiewicz Ray Jeffreys Diane Jones 1 n hundred 2w nty 3hre âąV- Michael Jones David Juser David King Keith Kolanda Mark Kotasek Cindy Jordan Dan Kane Peter Klauser Michael Kopansky David Kotrich Judy Juodaitis Diane Karaim Werner Klauser Karla Kopec Natasha Kovalchick Theresa Juracek Carol Kasmer Ellen Knapik Kevin Jurena Jack Kelsey Karan Kofira n« hundred 2wen y 4our Carlton LaDue Pamela Lawton Brenda Lindsey Donald Lambert RLck Lee Barbara Longo Loretta Krall Kristine Kushner Ramona Land Dan Lerche David Lord James Krmenec Toni LaBarbera Susie Larsen Anne Marie Lessler Rick Loy Denise Kupkovicn Vonnie LaCourse Kevin Lavin Michelle Lewis Patricia Ludka 1 rw borrdred 20w nty 5tv Camille Mallozzi Renee Marshall Thomas Majka Mark Mancini Kerri Martin James Me Andrew Mark Lukovich Timothy Main Michael Manger Kathleen Martin Michael Me Andrew Mike Lynch Many Majka David Margarone Natalie Mastroianni Marie McLean David Lyon Mike Maliwacki Mar)' Lou Marinello Debbie Matthews Mark McClain Ine hundred 2wenty 6ix Jeff McIntyre Daniel Mitchell Bernard Murtha Mitchell McManus Jo Anne McVannon Lisa Monaco Bob Morey Ed Myers Mark Myers Michael Mena Mark Mikucki Marcia Mingarelli Cheryl Morgan Debbie Naramnne David Micnael John Milaski Susan Misulich Peggy Mott Nancy Nash I rue hundred 7even Mark Neschleba Ann Marie Nolls Cindy Note ware Terry O'Brien David Pace Donna Nimec Debra Nonhrup Steve Novak Debbie Oliveria James Osier Anthony Nirchi Robert Ondecko Diane Ondecko Renee Nonhrup Jim Osborn Robert O'Rourke Colleen O'Brien Debra Olsen Pamela Ozelek 1 ne hundred 20w nty Sight Mike Parker Larry Panotte Fran Pedley Norm Peet Anna Marie Petrilli Diane Phillips Tina Pavia Bob Perkins Greg Pezzolla Many Palombo Jerry Paradis Jeff Pearce Laura Pero Joe Pisani Michael Panasuk Maria Parise Mary Jane Pease Steve Pero Richard Pisani 1 ne hundred 2werity Vine Dana Pizur Albertina Porcari Dale Pullano Cheryl Rake Rick Redpath Susan Planck Dan Proctor Mark Puirlno Michelle Rader Ronald Rejda Tim Porter Cindy Prusinsky Ann Quartararo Theresa Randesi Mike Richardson Gina Quartararo Doug Rands Sharon Riche Kevin Rak Cathy Raub Scott Riley rw hundred 30trirfy Donna Rizzi Anthony Roma Sandy Ruggieri Maureen Rizzi Carl Roma Paul Rushanski Joe Roberto Joe Roma Janine Russell Katy Roe Karen Romanosky Michael Ryan Mary Saikley Cathy Santucci Paul Rokuske Tim Rose Greg Saddlemire Nino Samiant Terry Scalzo 1 rvc hundred Shirty I ne Dorothy Schaffer Joe Sedelmeyer Rose Marie Shirley Dave Sloma David Solorzano Keith Schimmelfing Deborah Seltzer Kim Shoemaker Yvonne Schrader Chris Shaner Anthony Silvestri John Schuttak Joanne Shelepak Bob Simek John Smith Betsy Sterling Julie Schuttak Kathy Shirley Karen Sinclair Tracey Snyder Jim Strollo 1 rve Hundred 3hirty 2wo Barbara Sullivan Scott Tamblyn Val Thomas Mark Tinklepaugh Donna Todd Sharon Sullivan James Taiich Scott Tillotson Nancy Titus Michele Tomik Cindi Swetitch Jerry Tatich Lisa Toth Cheryl Sylvester Mary Testa Debbie Travis Pat Takas Jayne Thomas David Tripp ]ne hundred 30htrty 3hree Debbie Gee Tntschler Darlene Vojtisek Maureen Walsh David Trozzi Ray Vokulich Nancy Warren Pat Ulmen Desiree Vallone Paul Vasilchick Terri Wagner Pat Watkins Vince Vail Diane VanAbs John Villanti Ivy Walker Tim Watson Robert Valiese Geroge VanBramer Nancy Vincent Joseph Walsh Ronald Weber nm hundred 30h rty 4our Nancy Wheeler Vickie Wyatt Christine Ziemba Denise Williams Karen Ycungkunh Barbara Zizak Hugh Williams Bernie Zareski Barbara Zur Ronald Weber Debra Wenner Harold Wolcott Jill Zechman Michele Weldon Stephen Wert Kathy Wrenner joe Zeigler 1 ne hundred 30hirty 5ive 1 ne hundred 3Kirfy 7even Irve Hundred 30hirty Sight 1 nc hundred 30Hirty 9ine 1 n« hundred iOorty 1 n« for 1 7 ts the ' Automobile Insurance Man ' tpcreases of $1.7 per cr cover 8 nd ' v 1 â««rwce a Wiation we a v cal tndwm r 7 In market Cy 7 Approximate Aiei writing auto coverage InV W artici ay pate m tike plan assigned to th jooa in explosio . morning l- V 9 a V age rill i 5S 2 f;?S22 SS 2,,Sr The assigned risk pool is the CVV' sâ ?le «â'âZ ÂŁ â  ;' -ST f V. 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Uj. ft ' â 2 $yz, ' JQl ( ?e7' TW e r e D Thomas is arguing for the redistribution because when the dividing up of the money was decided upon, it looked as though the county might have to put out $1 3 million bridge work to accommodate the new âą Since then, the county has received a fee grant to cover that amount Hubbard argues against the proj tribu tion He pointed setti miP v rd n VfP 9f is. '' xs yeV alP Photos compliments of Gannett Newspapers and A.P. The farmer in the White House Election '76: Carter rides a donkey to victory. President Jimmy Carterâs long, once solitary journey from Plains, Georgia carried him to the White House in January with a victory forged from the traditional Demo- cratic Party coalition of the Old South and industrial North. Carter was declared the victor over President Gerald Ford early November 3, when his electoral vote total reached 272. two more than the 270 needed for election. Wisconsin and Mississippi were the states that established the Demo- cratic candidateâs majority in the Associated Press tabulation. The closeness of the vote raised questions about absentee ballots, which were handled differently in each Slate. Some States said absentee ballots had already been counted, or would have no effect; some said absentee ballots are accepted only up until the hour the polls close and are counted with other votes on election night; some said they donât count absentee votes until the day after. Gerald Ford asked the blessings of God and the Nation for Jimmy Carter, surrounded by his proud and shaken family, a big man in a blue suit swal- lowing defeat. The Fords faced the formal concession fighting back tears, and mostly succeeding. When they walked into the room, losers for the first time in their lives, all the noise died. The President, his voice reduced to a croak from 11 days of non-stop campaigning, stepped up to the podium and announced he had conceded the cliff-hanger presidential election and had told Carter so by phone call and telegram . Ford knew it was over by the time he went to bed at 3:15 a.m. So he slept a bit late, got up at 9 a.m., had break- fast, got his raw throat doctored and bowed out as the 38th President of the United States. With his chin up. Returning to Plains from his election headquarters in Atlanta, Carter received a tumultuous, emotional welcome from a crowd that included most of the town's 638 residents. He said he was looking forward to 'an enjoyable next 4 years. Beaming his now-famous smile, Carter told the crowd, I told you 1 didn't intend to lose. The latest returns showed Carter carrying 22 states and the District of Columbia, while Ford had 26. Photos Compliments of Gannett Newspapers and A.P. Our bicentennial and the next 200 years. f,We hold these truths to be self-evi- dent r that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Create with certain inalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are insti- tuted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the gov- erned. Thai whenever any form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to insti- tute new Government , With the verbal expression of this revolutionary concept, a nation was bom, still survives from Independence Hall to Mariner 9, and will as long as âą . .we hold these truths to be self- evident , . , n3 CL t i J O 2 As the television continued the development of its cul- tural potential it brought to American viewers two motion picture sagas. Human drama at its finest. The characters of ââGone With the Windââ and Roots , their lives and deaths, captivating millions of viewers all over America. We felt their pain, their joy, their loves, their losses; and names like Scarlett, Rhett, Kunta Kinte, Kizzy. and Chicken George became household words. Hopefully the future will bring more of these excellent programs to our television screens, and we will be given the privilege of sharing the lives of other humans once again. It was also the year of the T.V. epic. . . Photos Courtesy of Gannett Newspa- pers and A.P. â- T ⥠3 e 8. Z -- eA 2 - o c: c e « - o 2 c 'J E Bom December 26, 1883, Mao Tse Tung was an earthy, shrewd political operator who, in terms of the number of persons held in thrall, was the most powerful dicta- tor in history. When he died at the age of 82. he ruled one quarter of all mankind and had uni- fied the Chinese nation more than any Y man in history. Four Famous Deaths Whatever else Howard Hughes was - some termed him eccentric, unpre- dictable, a rugged individualist - he had a gentle side. He died on April 5. 1976, weighing only 80 lbs., covered with bedsores, attesting to the sad fact that for whatever the reason, the 71 year old billionaire, died of a sad case of neglect, with only $2,000 cash to his name, Comedian-actor Freddie Prinze, star of television's 'Chico and the Man,â died Jan. 29, after a team of doctors fought for 33 hours to save the life he decided to take in a fit of despair. He never regained conscious- ness. Said Herbert S. Schlosser, President of NBC, We shall never know how far he could gone, how much laughter and pleasure he could have given us all in the years ahead. Gary Mark Gilmore was shot to death Jan. 17 by a firing squad in Utah, winning his immediate point but further muddying the waters of controversy over capi- tal punishment in the United States. The execution of Gilmore removed this basic question from the area of immediate general still be there, still demand our study and worry. And some day, our decision. n 40orty 8 igM Larry Flynt and âHustlerâ 34 year old Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flym was found guilty on February 8 of pandering obscenity and engaging in organized crime, Flym was immediately sentenced to 7-25 years in prison and fined 11,000. He said he started Hustler because I wanted to deal with sex. I wanted to write about it as my friends talked about it on the street ... I did. and it cost me my freedom.' At a news conference he was quoted as saying, For every American to have the right to choose whatever books or magazines he wants to read, isn't that what freedom is all about? Iâm not defending the Hustler magazine, only the principle of the right to publish it. To people who accuse me of hiding behind the 1 Amendment, thank God we have the 1 Amend- ment to hide behind. or where would people like William Morrissey (Flynt's judge) have us? Swine Flu, Legionnaireâs Disease, A bacterium that medical science knows little about is believed to have caused the Legionnaires Disease that killed 29 persons after a convention in Philadelphia last July. After an extensive search, sleuthing scientists declared that the cause of the disease was a bacteria- and other exotic maladies. like organism never before isolated. Following this discovery, came an outbreak of another unknown disease called Swine Flu, In an effort to thwart an epidemic of this disease, a vaccine was prepared and distributed. The vaccine was then linked to an outbreak of paralysis called Gull lain-Banes syn- drome, characterized by weakness in the limbs, loss of sensation, diminished reflexes, and sometimes severe paralysis. When the paralysis was linked to the vac- cine, it was halted, and studies begun to determine why the 2 were linked. on iOorty Vine Photos Compliments of Gannett Newspapers and A.P. The Energy Shortage . . . As Temperatures dropped and snow drifts rose millions of families around the country felt the cold as their energy supply dwindled, and sometimes faded altogether. Schools and businesses were forced to close early as gas company officials asked for drastic measures to conserve energy. The shortage of energy in combination with extreme cold from Maine to Florida forced Americans into the realization that the energy resources considered unlimited for generations, may be quickly dwindling into oblivion. o ert e 1) Q P 8 K O o JZ X t re SOiffy . . and a drought. (SCl)SAC AMEIfTO 9 C lif.f F b. 11âH10H EOT A HD ÂŁMr TY -Th d r rt d Yacht Club Marl «iit of Sacraaanto on Fo so Lak  it high and dry several h art red yard fro tha Aska is attar level continua to drrp In northern California because of tha drought. Tha lake at capacity normally hold ar i roxltuataly 1 million acra faat of water. Official  ay it 1 now down U 26 fOCO acra faat. I AFalr PHOTO) ( J lUK rrâ) 1 77â SÂŁr P AM tfTOKXâ The deserted Yacht Club Marina east of Sacramento sits high and dry several hundred yards from the lake as water levels continue to drop In Northern California because of the drought. a. T3 e Cl 2 8. n a. w z 8 C «J o 0 s 1 S3 6 The staff of the Union Endicott The- saurus would like to express our grati- tude to the Binghamton Press for their invaluable aid in the completion of this section. Their extreme courtesy and cooperation in dealing with the staff at such short notice was greatly appreciated. 1 50ifty 1 ne Mr â 1 ne hundred 50ifty 3hre« Activities: energetic; aggressive; spunky; enthusiasm; diligent. Irte Hundred SOtfty 4cur I rve hundred 50ifty 5ive The Tigers Pride UEHS MARCHING SHOWBAND DRUM MAIOR Joel Frazier. FEATURE TWIRLER - Debbie Nonhrup. COLOR GUARDS - Paula Keough. Barb Fisher. Karen Sinclair Connie Thomas. TIGERETTES - Robin Bidwell. Carol Bock, Lisa Bonetsky, Maureen Davidson, Kathleen Etemcx, Debbie Donaldson. Kim Engel, Susi Ferencik, Betsy Freedman. Saudi Gould, Laura GradaU, tori Haddock. Cindy Hemmet. Elizabeth Kattcr, Karla Kopec, Kris Kuahncr, Loric LeDrcw. Debbie Matthews, Kim Melrose, Cheryl Morgan, Donna Nimec, Kathy Rejda, Katy Roe. Dee Dee Waracs. FLAGS - Brenda Bartleion. Sue Benner, Doreen Dc Moral. Patty Duckett, Denise Dtitcher, LorS Gainer, Julie Hills, Chris Hogan, Terri Houck, Regina Kerins, Jennifer Ketcbum. Lisa Monaco. Angela Ouaranta. Kathy Rodgers. Cindy Rosa. JanSavidge. Karen Thiele. Michel! TomJk, Sherry Warren. PICCOLOS AND FLUTES - Tammy Andrake, Kim Baldwin. Jennifer Bates, Laurie Bates, Shari Bocitgcr, Diane Bryant, Beth Buchituky, Laurie Cammarua. Mary Ellen Ccrroni, Denise Charoctsky, Pam Cicc lire 111. Laurie ColUson. Maty Cuomo. Mary fo Dezeuiti, Cindy Edwards. Louisa Fabdzlo, DLnae Fitzgerald. Amy French, Crystal George. Jocelyn Hess. Lisa Hill. Terri Huttlestoit, Karen Johns. Jenny Krouse. Karen Kui 2. Sharon Lindsey, Michelle Marsh, Judy Moyer, Caro! Miller, Debbie Naramore, Diane Peekham, Diane Phillips, Tammy Plzur, Jo Ann Retorto, Pam Shoemaker, Valerie Sinclair, Shelly Singer, Lisa Sypher, Margaret Thomas, Vicky Vanda. Sue Warren, Lynne Weber, Sharon Ztzak. CLARINETS - Jean Bcavan, Pam Brady. Carolyn Brown, Sue Burcak. Ann Butler. Nanette Butterwonh, Nancy Como, Carol Cornell, Pat Cornell, Marilyn Coughlin, Sue Danset, Daria DcliaPenta, Renee Dennis, Julie Farrell, Linda Farrell, Tammy Harris, Chris Heurich, Lexy Holcombe. Sue Howard. Joiene Hunt. Jill Jones, Kelly Jones, Nadine Kulikowski, Toni UBarbera. Robin Little, Karen Lorenz, Pam Lounsbcrcy, Gail Luce. Rhonda Mike Is, Elaine Moon, Sue Mott, Mark Myers, Linda Newfrock, Holly OâConnor. Wayne Ogozaiy, foni Pastrick. Marjorie Price, Sandy Prosman, Nancy Rasiie, Donna Rizzt, Sandy Rizzi. Sharon Slahucka, Michele Smith, Donna Spadinc, Betsy Sterling, Marjorie Summer, Laura Symancyk. Nancy Titus, Laura Wayson. Usa Wilbur. ALTO SAX - Kristin Ardell, Barbata Bock. Deanna Brimer. Julie Chermak, Dan Dranclmk. Pam Gedney, Noli Jamerson, Peter May. LuAnnc Moretin. Cheryl Mundy, Kim Nezelek, Dean Padbury, Jcanlne Russel, Jodi Savage, Cathy Spear, Judy Thompson, Jcanlne Vctrano, Doug Wilson, Kathy Wrcnncr. TENOR SAX - Charlotte Bailey. Beth Cammarata, Tom Corwin, Bryan Dalton - Nancy Hasch. Richard Haniman, Mike Kopcho, John Mil ask I. TRUMPETS - Torn Hanoi. Alan Bell, Mark Birchard, Gregory Blaha, Tracy Bloom, Julie Briggs, Mark Buchimky, Joe Chemak. Neil Chirico. Mike Cuomo, Bob Fiorini. John Foley. Mike Hanrahan. Steve Huth, Gabrielle Jayne . Mike Jones, Paul Juizitii, A1 Kline, WUUam Kohler, Jim Krmenec, Paula Llslck, Dave Lord. Jeff Marks, Roger Marsh. Ken Maninak. Heather McClain, Jim Pi pa. Sue Planck, Chris Putrino. Jake Rounds, Mike Ryan, Becky Sexton. Eric Shuits, Dennis Smith, Gilbert Vandling, Ron Webei, John Wintcrgrass, Joe Ziegler. MELLOPHONIUM - Craig Avery, Steve BlJcardi, Sieve Cammarau, Amy CecchexeLU, Angela Delano, Tammy Goodrich. Larry Harris. Pat Lanois, Jeff McIntyre. Sue O'Connor, Steve SchAughcncy, Dan VanAistine. TROMBONES Holly Ardell, Charlie Brimer, Debbie Brown, Joe Caroseila. RJchard Cenoni, Gary Daniels. Joe Dearie, Jon Frazier, Loretta Grebe, David Hartung. Annin Heurich, Wayne Judge. Dean Lard, Beth MacMillan. Carolyn Mancini, Doug Rands. Dawn Smith, Terry Tozcr. EUPHONIUM (BARITONES) - John Cowan. Mark Karayanis, Debbie Olsen, Kevin Opp. Kevin Schmid, Pat Wood. SOUSAPHONE (TUBAS) - Allan Bennett, Beth Cammarata, John Hnutlch. Dan Lerche, Bob O'Rourke, Eric Watkins. BELLS - Aspasia Deme try. Maria Demetry, Jim FracEcv. Beth Hammer, Linda Hill. PERCUSSION - Becky Becker, Chris Carlson. Tom Ciechoski. Mike Conway. Ron DeVita, Peter Feto, Nanette Geiser, Ron Giblln. Steve Griffith, Brook Henry, Paul Howard, Dave Muller, Bill O'Neil. Scott Osier, Scott Padbury, Jim Porter, Larry Ricciardi, Richard Rizzl, Dave Summers. Kent Swaglex, Scooter Toting. Ine hundred 50rfty 6m A: Mr Slecbta, 'Please tell me that sound wasnât YOU. B: Iâd show you now but Iâm not performing on Saturday. C: A very difficult circle drill executed in the bands usual impressive style. D; Kent Swagler, Chris Carlson Tom Ciechoski, and Jim Porter: , Whadaya mean the dmmmers were wrong9â E: ââThe Prideâsâ insignia 1 rve hundred 50 fty 7 ven Colorado Blvd., Jan. 1, 1977 THE PRIDE IN PASADENA I nc hundred 50i ty Sight 1 r e hundred 50«fty 0 n CONCERT BAND A: ROW 1: Bryan Dalton. Kelly Jones. Wanda Corbin. Kris Ardell. Laurie Bates. Karen Lorenz Joel Frazier, Pam Shoemaker Beth Buchinsky, Jennifer Bates. Katie Roe Mary Ellen Cenoni. ROW 2: Nancy Titus, Daria Dellapenta, Sue Buicak. Christine Heurich, Donna Nimec. Mary Myers. Tom Corwin Jeff McIntyre, Loretta Grebe, Dan Leiche, Amy Ceccherelli, Steve Cammarata, Charlotte Bailey Carol Bock. ROW 3: Noli Jamerson Beth Cammarata Phil Macias, Sue Planck, Mark Buchinsky. Dave Lord, Steve Huth, Joe Ziegler, Mike Cuomo, Pat Wood Kevin Opp, Doug Rands, Jon Frazier, Dean Lord, Holly Ardell. ROW 4: Chris Carlson, Jim Frazier, Kent Swagler, Tom Ciechoski, Jim Porter. Dave Summers, Robert O'Rourke, Allan Bennett, Eric Watkins. B: Mr, Scagnoli gives an explanation of terms to the trumpets. C: Brother and sister combination - Steve and Beth Cammarata. D: First clarinetists Bryan Dalton and Kelly Jones paying close attention to a difficult piece. 1 ne 60 iy JAZZ ENSEMBLE A: FRONT: Ken Maninek, Robert Baldwin. Dave Summers, Jim Poner, Tom Ciechoski. ROW 2: Joe Chemak. Armin Heurich, Jim Pi pa. Kevin Opp, Amy CeechereUi, Beth Cammarata, Linda Coe, Robert OâRourke. ROW 3: Bryan Dalton, Steve Huth, Joe Ziegler, Richard Cerroni. Mike Cuomo, Jon Frazier, Noli Jamerson, Holly Ardell, Steve Cammarata, B: Bob OâRourke playing bass, keeping the rhyrnm section together. C: Ken Maninek gets into the swing of things. D: Singer Linda Coe backed by the jaz2 ensemble in high style on the Queen Mary. E: Flugelhorn soloist Mike Cuomo. lr 60i ty I tie A: The backup crew to the barbershop quartet. B: The ââTiger's Pride!â C: California, HERE WE ARE D: A Trombone Tower ! ne hundred 60rxty 2 wo E: Feature twirler Debbie Northrup during a halftime show, F: A1 Bennett, Do that again kid and you can run five laps! G: The newest in rain bonnets. H: I can't hear you. I've got a finger in my ear! SYMPHONY BAND FLUTES Kevin Tye, Diane Phillip , Jocelyn Hess, Cindy Edwards, Sue Warren, Carol Miller, Debbie Northrup, Shelly Singer Mary Cuomo, Share Zltak. Diane Bryant. CLARINETS Sue Danser. 1111 Jonc . Linda Newfrock. Llta Wilbur, Ann Butler, Nancy Rasile. Jeanne Beavan. Joni Pastxiek. Marilyn Coughlin, Margie Summers, Lexy Holcombe , Holly OâConner. ALTO CLARINETS Tammy HarrLs. Gail Luce, ALTO SAX Julie Chermak, Judy Thompson. Judy Fiaher, Kathy Wrcnner, Jeanine Russell. Bob Little. TRUMPETS Joe Cbemak, Jim Pipa, Donovan McCarty. Tracy Bloom. Paul Jouzitis. Heather McClain. Robert RIzzi. Tom Banol. Jim Krcmeocc, Mark Birchard. Roger Marsh, Mike Ryan. HORNS Sue OâConnor. Steve Sctiaughcocy, Gralg Avery. Larry Harris, TENOR SAX John Mllaskl, Scon James. Deanna Brlnser. CONTRABASS CLARINET Donna Spadine. BASS CLARINET Michelle Smith. Sandy Pmsman. Elaine Moon. BASSOONS Kltn Melroie. Amy Ceccherelli. PERCUSSION Dave Muller, Scott Osier. Becky Becker, GaTy Daniels. Mike Conway, Eric Hausamann, Richard RLzzi, Linda Hill. TUBAS John Hmstich, Al Kline. Ken MartfneL. BARITONES Mark Karayanls. Kevin Schmid. TROMBONES Debbie Brown, Armin Heurlch. Richard Cerronl, Dave Hartung. Beth MacMillan, Caiolyn Mancini. OBOE Jodi Savage. Barbara Bock. BARITONE Doug Wilson. CLARINETS - Rhonda Mikels. Barbara Hutnyn. Sue Mott, Donna Spadine. Nadine Kulikowski, Nanette Butterworth. Robin Little. Laura Wayson. Julie Fanell, Sharon Slahuka. Sandy Rizzi. Sue Howard, Pan LounsberTy. Pat Cornell. Jolenc Hunt. PICCOLOS - Shari Boettger. FLUTES - Louisa Fabrizo. Karen Johns. Pam Cicciarelli, Vicki Vanda, Sharon Lindsey. Lisa Sypher. Lisa Hill. Jenny Krousc, Mary Jo Dezzuttl. Diane Peckham, Michelle Marsh. Tammy Andrake. Karen Kunz, Amy French. Laurie Cammarata. Diane Fitzgerald. Kim Engel. Tammy Pi2ur. Valerie Sinclair. Laurie Cotlison. Kim Bidwell. Judy Moyer. Lynne Weber. Terri Huttleston. OBOE - Crystal George. ALTO CLARINET - Naucy Como. Marjorie Price. BASS CLARINET - Linda Farrell, Carolyn Brown. BASSOON Amy Cccchcrclll. HORNS - Tammy Goodrich, Pat Lanois. TENOR SAX - Mike Kopcho. Nancy Hasch. ALTO SAX - Dean Padbury. Cheryl Mundy. Kim Nezelek. Kathy Redja. Luanne Moretin, Richard Harriman. Bob Hedden. Bruce Snyder. Peter May. Randy Ruehl. BARITONE SAX Kathy Spear. CORNETS - John Foley. John Wintergiass. Jeff Marks. Gabby Jaynes, Steve BSscardi, Greg Blaha, Mike Hanrahan, Neil Chirico, Paul Lfolck, Becky Sexton. TROMBONES - Terry Tozer, Charlie Brinscr. Joe Carosclla. Joe Dearie. TUBA - Eric Shults. BARITONE Allan Bell. PERCUSSION - Scott Padbury. Scooter Young. Nanette Geiscr, Peter Felo. TIMPANI - Steve Griffith, Bill OâNeil. MALLETS - Beth Hemmer, Pla Demetry. 1 ne hundred AOLxty 3hree SYMPHONY BAND REPERTORY BAND THE ROCKETTES OF THE GRIDIRON Cheryl Morgan Lone LcDrew Karla Kopec Kathy Denver Usa Bonetiky Kim Engel Dee Dee Wirnu Kim Melrose Sandy Gould Katie Roe Suii Ferencik Lori Haddock Donna Nlmec Libby Katter Carol Bock Maureen Davidson Deb Donaldson Debbie Matthews Betsy Freedman Cindy Heminer Robin Bidwell Kris Kushnei Kathy Rejda Laura Gradala 1 ne hundred 60txty 4oor A: ROW 1: Cathy Rogers Sherry Warren, Jennifer Ketchum, Patty Duckett, Jan Savage. ROW 2: Terry Houck, Regina Kerins, Cindy Rosa, Lisa Monaco, Brenda Bartleson, Chris Hogan. ROW 3: Angie Quaranta, Denise Duicher, Lori Hainer, Michelle Tomik, Julie Hills, Karen TheiJe. Doreen De Morat. B: Julie Hills; I could just do this all day! C: A segment of the U.E. Flag Corps D: Does anybody know where we re supposed to be? 1 rx hundred 60i ty Siv VARSITY A: A sideline cheer from Lisa Bonetsky encourages the enthusiastic fans. Bt Tiger Barb Longo gives the crowd a cheer. C: Linda Borsellino smiles as Kun Atherton sinks two. D; FRONT-. Barb Longo. ROW 2: Linda Borsellino, Lisa Bonetsky, Linda Quaranta, Ellen Knapik, Kathy Demer, Eileen Forbes, Diane Mariano, Vonnie La Course. BACK; Annette Buiocchi. Ine hundred 60ixty 6ix A: Barb and Linda in good spirits at a game B: Moments before the inevitable collapse. C: We've got legs! D: Vonnie La Course in mid-cheer E: The U.E. cheerleaders focus on the game. F: The cheerleaders give it their all. Ine hundred AOi ty 7even CHEERLEA DERQ FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS A; FRONT: Gina Quartarro, ROW 2: Paul Ferencik, Denise Dino, Karen Herceg. ROW 3: Karen Bidwell, Mary Ferencik, Bob Diefendorf, Loretta Krai 11 Kathy Gross. ROW 4: Mary Maughan. Sandy Schrader. ROW 5: Carol Dzuba, Julie Cologne, Danette Dino. B: Oh, that was THEIR touchdown? C: Karen Bid well Have we got SPIRIT? D: Loretta Krai I smiles as the Tigers score another six. E: Bob Diefendorf - a pleasant new face to the squad. 1 ne hundred 60ixty Sight H: The cold can't suppress the bubbly spirit of the girls A: ROW 1: Jessie Battle, Teresa Putrino, Kim Simmons. ROW 2: Judy Smith, Cathy Harvey, Beth Skonecki. ROW 3; Laura Symancyk, Lynn Simek, Pat Wiley. B: Jessie Battle and Laura Symancyk in a painful mount. C.: Kim Simmons - Time out for a cheer, D: Roll Call E: Beth Skonecki soliciting spirit. I rw hundred 70eventy IBM A: A co-op get together with the parents. B; Well, do we get the job? C: KNEELING: Mark Puirino. Mike Jasko. Paul Caforio. SITTING: Natalie Mastriani, Colleen Conway. Karen Romanowski, Linda Forster. STANDING: Pat Ludka. Dave Pace, Andrea Blazavich, Sue Archie, Sue Ferencik, Joanne McVannon, Kathy Marrongelli, Angie Dakar. D: Mary Ferencik Yes I can type, Kathy. E: Enthusiastic member Kathy Gross CO-OP OFFICE SKILLQ 1 n hundred 70ev«nfy 1 rve A: ROW 1: Tom Trabucco. Tawn Sautro, Lorie White, Judy Casiner. Karen Knox, ROW 2: Rob Jenson. Jeanne White, Faith Greiner , Elite DeSantis, Debbie Bcnnlngcr. ROW 3: George Erdrnan, Gary Flala, Linda Marge son, Nancy Jasko. Sandy Gasbarra, Terete Carman. Diane Coe. ROW 4: Dave Fulk. Dave GLisson, Sue Birch. Debbte Bcraacki, Karen Coty, Shari Rlvetiberg. B ROW 1: Anita Kozecke, Nancy Brumbaugh, Evelyn Russik, Lori Webb. Ivy Walker. Joe KHmchuck. ROW 2? Nancy Jacobson, Gail Luce, Sue Fendick, Kathy Johns, Donna Johnson. Debbie Mitten. Rich Harrington. PhU CicciareUi. ROW' 3: LiAnn Cook, Kay Weber, Nancy Alien. Karen Hoeflten, Diane Phillips. Mike Cuomo, Mark Harding. ROW 4: Ms. Hartman. Mary Jean Slmonin, Beth Ann Renner, Michelle Hotalen, Carrie Zimmer, Sherrie Dunning, Michelle Lukovich, Leonard DeGroat. C: Tom Trabucco, Jackie Riley, and Tawni Sautro during practice. D: Paul John . Dave GlUson , and Dave Fulk rehearse for spring concert. I ne hundred ZOewenty 2wo A: ROW 1: Paula Allen, Denise Priflupcky. Jo Ellen Eatdorf. Todd Cook. Mike Cuomo. Kris Kushnef, Margie Fusco. HOW 2; Unda Coe, Carol Bock, Cindy Edwards, Kerry Fendlck, Kent Darcy, Dee Dee Warncs, Kim Kane, Opel Darcy. ROW 3: LeAnn Cook, Elite DcSancds, Diane Phillips, Itff Goodvrin, Bill Nolls, 1111 Zcckman, Ann Marie Nolls, Ms. Hartman. B: Ann Marie Nolis and Jill Zechman give us some harmony. C: District AllâState Participants, ROW 1; Linda Coe, Mike Cuomo Ann Marie Noll . ROW 2: Cindy Edwards. ROW 3: Kent Darcy, Bill Nolls. Kerry Fendlck. D: Camcloi Cast ROW i Judy Castncr. Und Coe, George Erdman. Ann Marie Nolls, Ivy Walker. ROW 2- Diane Phillips. Jeff Goodwin. Tom Trabucco, Bill Nolls, Dave Fulk. ROW 3; Lc Ann Cook, Todd Cook, Kent Darcy. Mike Cuomo, Kerry Fendlck. CHORUS 1 ne hundred 70eventy 3hree A: Mr. Gallagher: Let's jee that scene over!â B: Mrs. James: I don't think you'll make Broadway this year.â C; Three happy winners, and Teddy. ÂŁ' Chris Hetirieh puts her all into acting. F: Lexy Holcombe. Can 1 try it again'' D: ROW 1: Pete Gaffney, Bob DeDio, Ann Gorski. ROW 2: Diane Hinkley, Rita Minna. Cathy Cenfemelli, Mary Ellen Healey, Nancy Jasko, Sue Roe, Cindy Edwards, Lexy Holcombe. ROW 3: Linda Overfleld, Kristen Yungkurth, Paige Romeo. Kathy Huck, Mike Jasko, Donna Nimec, ROW 4; Ann Butler, Amy Ceccherelli, Dave Wiswell, Jeanine Ve trano, Nancy Vincent. Citris Hen rich, Beth Buchinsky, Beth Cammarata, Karen Yungkunh, Theresa McKenzie, Dave Summers, Mike Sullch, Jay Shelton, George Erdman, Eric Foster. DRAMA CLUB A: Kay Weber, president of the Ecology Club isn't smiling because of the great financial report; ESP tells her a camera is flashing. B; Mr. Teuben looks over a list of mad experiments which the Ecology Club has suggested. D: ROW 1: Ivy Walker, Nancy Brumbaugh, Mark Karyanis. ROW 2: Mr. Teuben (advisor), Ginny Buchler, Terry Buelker, Kris Kurkowski. ROW 3: Mary Me Andrew, Kathy Hess, Anita Zielinski, Kay Weber. ROW 4: Allan Bunhell, David Shelanski, Dave Tripp. C: ivy Walker sees some humor in poisoning the Russianâs water E: David Shelanski: ââYouâre full of organic matter!â 1 ne hundred 70eventy 5 v THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A: ROW 1: Beth Ann Renner, Connie Renner, Cheryl Rake, Mary Jane Pease, Maureen Walsh, Pam Conklin. ROW 2: Lisbeth Aune-Iversen, Karen Brzezowski, Linda Fairchild, Pat Bennett, Debbie Mitten. B: Maureen Walsh and Liz Aune- Iversen work on an Easter project. C: Liz Aune-Iversen, Maureen Walsh, and Connie Renner begin the tedious clean-up. D: âPerhaps if I glue on this sleeve, I U be able to wear it tonight,â FRENCH CLUB A: Cherie Brown, Pam Johnson, and Diane Cordiiione spy the photographer and pause from their study of (what else) France, B; ROW 1: Barb Longo, Richard Pisani, ROW 2; Karen Serowik, Lisa Wrobleski, Ken Blahut, Diane Cordiiione, Cwyim Bartholomay, Cindy Bartholomay, Denise Serino, Jessie Battle, Marie McClain. ROW 3: Pam Johnson, Cherie Brown, Maria Bracaglia, Annamarie Petrilli, Lisa Redolphy. ROW 4: Jeannine Vetiano, Elissa Pazzaglini, Kim Shoemaker, Leanne Coobaugh, Mike Vivona, Sandy Schrader, Mary Maughan, Beth Eaves, Steve Grimm, Ray Vokulich, Sue Kester, David Wisweli, Sonnie LaCourse, Debbie Tennant. C: Barb Longo checks out planned activities for the trip to Canada. c GERMAN CLUB A: Randy Olsen carefully watches as one of the club's females enters the room. C: Libby Katter smiles on her way to an early morning meeting. D: Mark Tinklepaugh: ââWe're supposed to TUTOR GERMAN?â B: ROW 1: Kark Thiele, Randy Olsen, Daria Dellapenia. ROW 2; Sue Roe, advisor Miss Han, Theresa Spear, Lisa Gance, Becky Becker, Lisa Schneider, Lori Knapp, Sue Warren, Barb Benmnger. ROW 3: Erica Meizinger, Libby Katter, Pat Quealy, Marilyn Smith, Karen Thiele, ON STAIRS: Mark Tinklepaugh, Bruce Snyder, Jerry Nueton. Ray Serowik, John Koehler, Steve Sloma. Dave Wiley, Dave Seniw. E: The armload of books testifies to the scholastic attentiveness of German Club president, Daria Dellapenia, 1 ne hundred 70eventy Pine A: ROW 1: Loretta Krall, Patty Cowell Cindy Noteware, Judy luodaitis, Cathy Raub, Mr. Holcomb. Denise Dino, Mary Lou Marinello, Mary Saikley, Bev Colman, Vonnie La Course. ROW 2: Kay Colangelo, Kathy Martin, Lisa Bonetsky. Deb Wenner, Linda Boraellino, Karen Bidwell, Annette Buiocchi, Ellen Knapik, Sue Dodge, Jack Matzo, Kim Vlerya, Susan Lee. ROW 3; Andrea Blackman, Michelle Weldon, Nancy Warren, Sue Burcak, Ellen Crooks, Chris Zientba, Nancy Wheeler, Pat Takas, Sue Santacrose, Marg Benninger, Mary O'Brien, Diane Mariani. ROW 4; Pat Quealy, Libby Katter, Diana Prach, David Wizwell, Elda Borelli, Kathy Juodaitis, Robin Kelly, Liz Guidici, Tracy Dickson, Danette Dino, Julie Kalone, Mo Davidson, Nancy Como. ROW 5: Kerry Martin, Kelly Haight. Sue Masulich, Cindy Swetltch, Yvonne Schrader, Nadine Kulikoski, Deb Donaldson, Linda Quaranta, Linda Newfrock, Lisa Wilber. B: Hey, yeh, raffle off Mr. Archer! Mr. Holcomb - â'But, who'd buy a ticket?'â C: Let's have Robert Redford for our bus chaperone! D: Weâll take a trip to France! E: A typical history seminar meeting. F: I donât think it will be possible for us to visit the moon and study its history, G: History Club Officers Treasurer Denise Dino, Vice-President Mary Lou Marinello, President Vonnie LaCouise, Secretary Mary Saikely, Co Vice-President Bev Coleman. H: A personal joke makes its way among History Seminar members before a meeting begins. I: David Wiley momentarily ponders a fund-raising idea presented to him from the floor. 1 ne hundred SOighty A: FRONT: Cindy Burke, Vonnie laCourse, Barb Longo. BACK: Debbie Mathews, Carol Bock, Theresa Randesi. B: Various emotions aie displayed in the faces of Bob Simek, Michelle Tomik, Cindy Burke, Jere Tatich, and Vonnie as they await the beginning of the festivities. C: Theresa Randesi and Mike Teismette under the lights. D: A surprised but happy Homecoming Queen, Carol Bock. t ne hundred SOighry 1 ne ITALIAN A: Dominica Morlando: All right! Time to end this meeting! B; SITTING: Tom LaBarbera, Cathy Petrilli, Richard Colona, Mrs, Wahila, Rosana Paniccia, Mike Trapani, Dominica Morlando. STANDING; Rosalie Catalano, John Masucci, Rita Minni, Lisa Brown. Jerry Lenzo, Cathy Saraceno, Usa Fiacco, Jenny Colapietro, Jeanine Vetrano, Anna Marie Petrilli, Vlncenza Roma, Regina Petriili, Maria Roma, Maria Bracaglia, C: Checking Italian Club Finances. D: Mrs. Wahila; âSomeone tell me she didn't just ask where Rome Is . . E: Before the meeting, members converse. 1 rve hundred 80ighfy 2 wo KAY CLUB D: ROW 1: Marie McClean, Mary DiFalco, Laurie Incini, Louisa Fabrizio, Lynn Severcek, Shawn Ivory, Brenda Banleson, Valerie Sinclair. Patty Howard. ROW 2: Vicki Ellis, Jenny Colpietro, Beth Cammarata, Debbie Northrup, Donna Nimec, Sue Vanabs. Cindy Young. Ann Gorski. ROW 3; Tammy Harris, Leanne Coolbaugh, Diane Cordilione, Pam Johnson. Cherie Brown. Karen Barno, Terese Banko, Lori Fisher, Betty Ann Harvey, ROW 4: Laura Fleishman Ann Butler, Jean Studer, Kris Ardell, Margaret Thomas, Shelly Singer, Jennifer Bates, Linda Panel. ROW 5: Erica Metzinger, Vicky Vanda, Kelly Jones, Nancy Vincent, Beth Buchinsky, Jeannine Vetrano, Lexy Holcombe. Denise Chametsky. Diana Piach. E: Officers: Nancy Vincent, Beth Buchinsky, Jeannine Veuano, Kris Kushner. 1 n hundred SOighty 3hf B A; ROW 1: Dave Butterwonh, George Van Bramer, Mark Briggs, Bernadette Patrick, Loretta Krall, Gene Wasnechak, Jayne Thomas, Kathy Raub. ROW 2: Gary Ryman, Karl Hoeflien, Ron Fisher, Debbie Matthews, Karen Bid well, Ron Redja. ROW 3: Eric Dibble, Mike Hill, Ken DePietro, John Vallanti, Tim Porter. Nino Samiani, Bob Perkins, ROW 4: Tim Watson, Terry Scalzo, Rick Lee, Dave Stoma, Tom Goida, Pat Ulman, ROW' 5: Mark Neschlaba, Mark Buchinsky, Glen Rabino, Paul Vasilichik, Mark Putrino, Steve Miller, Bob Coughlin, Tom Bennett, ROW 6: Bob Simek, Dave Pace, Greg Baldwin, Many Majka, Hugh Williams, Steve Grimm, Butch Tearpock, Mark Hill. B: Nino Samiani, Dale Pullano, Ron Rejda - So how'd the dance go, Dale? Nino - âwhat dance? C: Ray Vokulich - I second the motion to allow girls in Key Club! D: Now, this one 1 cut out of Playboy! Tim Porter, Steve Pero, Mike Tersmette, Paul Vasilchick. 1 ft hundred SOighty 4our A: Junior Class Officers: President Amy French Vice President Bill Mills; Secretary Phil Macias, Treasurer Deb Donaldson. B: Sophomore Class Officers: President Louisa Fabrizio, Vice President Sharon Lindsey, Secretary Sonnie LaCourse Treasurer Tanya Watkins. C: Freshman Class Officers: President Nancy Cuomo, Vice President Anne Santacrose, Secretary Annette Quaianta, Treasurer Mike Ruane, CO E CO O 3 CO 3 00 ÂŁ Nl Nl Nl A: ROW 1: Pete Gaffney, Jeanine Russell, Andrea Coyle, Bob DeDio. ROW 2: Tom Benden, Allan Benneu, Peter Klauser, B: Bob DeDio: You expect ME to solve THAT? C: Tom Benden sets his mental computer into action, D: The relief that occasional easy problems bring is reflected on A1 Bennettâs face. 1 ne hundred SOighty 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A: Laurie Bates B: President Cindy Burke and Vice President Bob DeDio speak words of wisdom at the senior induction ceremonies C: Cindy Burke, president. 'âMake sure you don't bum your fingers when you light the candle D: One out of three, Jon Frazier 1 r e hundred SOiflhty 7even D: ROW 1: A1 Bennett. Bob DeDlo. Cindy Burke. Chria Heurich. ROW 2: Laurie Bates, Kathy Wrennei Linda Boisellino, Joel Frazier, Peter Gaffney. Jim Frazier, Kris Kuahncr, Carol Bock, Bfeth Cammarau, Jennifer Bates. ROW 3: Karla Kopec, Tom Benden. Andrea Coyle, Nancy Vincent. ROW 4: Paul Caforio Mike Cuomo Amy Cccchcrelll, Jon Frazier. ROW 5: Ellen Crooks. Diane Phillip . Donna Nimec. ROW 6; Sue Burcak, Linda Coe Ray Vokultch, Tom Bemont, Denise Chametsky, ROW 7: Keith Kolanda. Mike Hills, Ron Rejda, Dave Pace. On left «tails from top; Mark Tlnklepaugh, Patti Takas, Nino Samian!. Bob Couglin, Nancy Warren, Jeny Paradis, Deb Wenner, Mark Meyers, Ellen Knaplk. On right stairs from top: Kathy Fitch, Sue Planck Karen Yungkurth Noll Jamerson, Barb Bock, Barb Longo, Steve Ciotoli, Sharon Donagln, Jeannine Russell Peter Bohush. A: lighting the candles of knowledge, leadership, scholarship, character, and service B: A welcomed addition from Scton. Sharon Donegan C: Secretary Chris Heurich welcomes new members I ne hundred flOighty flight A: Mr. Haugen directs ihe orchestra. B: Jo-Ellen Bat- dorf concentrates on her music. C: Nick Macias, Cindy Eck. Wanda Harding. Kelley Cuilfoule, Nancy Allen. Julie Kopcho, Caihy Cenfemelli. Laura Fleishmann. Keith Harding, Jane Kopcho, Ivy Walker, Amy Cec- chert Iii, Viola; Kay Tail. Margaret Grebe, Jenny Kiouse. Cello: Anne Santacrose, lisa Redolphy, Matt McKrell, Connie Rcancr, Ed Tye. Bass: Randy Strut- kus. Center Sue Hanafln. Mr. Hangen. Ine hundred BOghty 9=n« REED QTAFF A: Peter Gaffney and Mr. Turecek in deep conversation B: Donna Nimec busy as usual. C: SEATED: Bob DiDio, Donna Nimec, Peier Gaffney. STANDING: Amy Cecchereili, Suzanne Williams, Karen Yungkurth, Joe Coudriet, Mr. Turecek, Eric Foster, Beth Gamma rata. Jeannine Vetrano. D: Eric Foster - Do not disturb! ÂŁ: Karen Yungkurth - a natural born salesperson. 1 n hundred Oinety A: ROW 1: Robert Buckla, Mona Land, Mrs. Edwards, Chuck Seeger. ROW 2: Nancy Rock, Sharon Slahucka, Debbie Bligh, Shari Boettger, Beth Buchinsky. B: All right, who wants the first case of Reese's? C: David Battaglini is thoroughly absorbed by the prospect of a possible nip. D: Spanish Club Officers: Barb Fitch, Rob Buekia, Mona Land, Beth Buchinsky. 4 STUDENT A: The Union-Endicoti Student Government B: Sophomore Class President Lousia Fabrizio is surprised by ihe donkey basketball game results. C: Mr. Kennedy gets the results of the Alma Mater â election from class President Nino Samian! and Ron Rejda D; Student government officers, Cathy Marrongell, Debbie Matthews, Barb Longo, and Nino Samiani, get together to plan future fund- raising events. 1 nÂź hundred 90in ty 2wo GOVERNMENT E: Linda Borsellino Ho hum, another meeting. 4 F: Phil Macias ' Is it all right if I just slip out the back door9â G: Jenny Colapietro You don't mean ANOTHER bake sale!' H; Not only athletic, but also scholastically minded, Nino Samiani speaks to the student body. I: Eric Dibble 'Meeting or no meeting, there's a test next period. Jne hundred 90irwty 3hree ROW 1: Donna Nimec, Amy Ceccherelli, Peter Gaffney, Michael Jasko, ROW 2: Angela Delano, Tim Main, Laura Fleishman. Kim Baird, Barbara Benniger. ROW 3: Cathy Cenfentelli, Beth Cammarata, Susan Williams, Eric Foster, ROW 4; Nancy Jasko, Tracy Parker, Kim Nezelek, Gene White, Ann Butler. AnnGorski, Bob DeDio. ROW 5: Debbie Michaels, Bob Strick. Mary Strick, Mary Ellen Healy, Karen Yungkurth, B: Nancy lasko - Even though this cookie is made with recycled Tigereyes, the chips hide the taste, C: Editor Pete Gaffney hard at work, D: Mary Strick: The New York Times only exceeds our circulation by about 40 million copies. E: A little Christmas spirit. 1 ne hundred 90inefy 4our A: ROW 1: Nino Samiani, Bob Coughlin, Tom Bennett, Jerry Paradise, Joe Coudriei, Ron Redjda, Terry Scalzo, Karan Kofira, Annette Buiocchl, Ellen Knapik. Lisa Toth. ROW 2: Joe banal ini, Vince Vail, FranPedlcy, Greg Baldwin, Anthony Rom a, Paul Vasllchik, Denise Dlno. Debbie Wenner. Margaret Grebe, Dianna Prach, Leslie H nafin, Judi Fisher. ROW 3: John Vallanti. Jim Osier. Dave Pace, Ken DlPletro, Shelly Severance, Anne Samacrose, Lisa Ziemba, Theresa Palombaro, Kathy Holobosky, Kathy Mott, Michele Lopo ky. ROW 4: Tom Golda. Kevin Lavin, Mike Hills, Doug Hill, Deb Donaldson. Linda Quaranta, Mo Davidson. Lisa Wilber. Sue Stacconi. Christine Ziemba. Kim Paglia. ROW 5: Ken Baird, Dennis PccKham. Mike Busnak, Pat Ulmen, Larie H _jck. Nannette Butierworth, Jody Savage, Linda Newfrock, Lorle Grebe, Karen Lorenz, Kris Kushner, Linda Coe. ROW 6: Mike Maliwackl, Chris Reardon, Mike Me Andrew, Mark Briggs. Don Lambert, Butch Tearpock, Bill Schuic, Bill Mills. Dave KimellA. Cindy Cargill, Patti Gaul. ROW 7: John Carey, Bob Perkins, Larry Starchak, Mike Mott. John Shattuck, Steve Miller, Pete Williams. Anthony Silvestri, Ed Tye. B: Paul Vasllchik: That's some record isn't It f C: Happy? 1 re hundred 9Qn ty 5ive THESAURUS STAFF A: Kevin Oppf Donna Mimec, and Beth Cammarata watch as Editor Jill Zechman demonstrates the art of putting a yearbook together. B: Section Editor Cherie Brown alphabetizes the junior class pictures. C: So you want to be in the Yearbook! D: Ann Gorski rejoices in another deadline met. E: ROW 1: Donna Nimec, Jill Zechman. ROW 2: Tom LaBarbera, Lynn Boras. Terry Wagner, Jessie Battle, Cherie Brown, Gwynn Banholomay, Betty Bertuca, Sherri Dunning. ROW 3: Nadine Kulikowski, Leanne Coolbaugh, Diane Cordilione, Cindy Banholomay. Lisa Bowell, Nancy Jasko. ROW 4: Ioann Sloane, Courtney Wyak, Cindy Sweiich. Karen Yungkunh. Ann Gorski, Paul Rushanski. Jeannine Vetrano. Peter Gaffney, Sue May, Brian Miner, Beth Cammarata, ROW 5: Bob DeDio, Mark Tinklepaugh, Kim Veiara, Jackie Matzo, Rick Cassidy. ROW 6: Joan Plichta , Pam Johnson, Lizbeth Aune - Iverson, Ramona Land. Amy Ceccherelli, Karen Bresowski, Ann Butler, Kevin Opp, F: Peter Gaffney, Ann Gorski, and Amy Ceccherelli attempt to caption activity pictures. Ine hundred 90 nefy 6ix G: One of these days, this yearbook will be finished. H: Mr. Rose, Co-Advisor. I: My girdle is killing me . . . J. An apple a day keeps 'you know who away?' K, Me9 WORK? L. Peter Gaffney doing his usual nothing. M: The assembly line. 1 to Hundred 90incty 7even Sports: rivalry; competitiveness; bruiser; challenge; recreation. POiwty Stghl 1 ne Hundred Pinety Pine GOLF A: Mr, Mitten gives Mike George some advice. B: Dan Tzivanis takes careful aim. C: âDid you see it - the hole just moved!â D: Karl Lavo wonders what would happen if he used a superball next time! E: Mark McClain gets ready to putt on the ninth. 2 wo hundred A: BOTTOM LEFT: Doug Barton, Tom George, Coach Mitten, Mike Matias, BACK; Mark McClain, Dan Tzivanis, Joe Han nett, Hugh Duffey, Mike George. NOT PRESENT; Karl Lavo. This yearâs golf season was 9-6-1 with the only reluming letterman being Dan Tzivanis, voted most valuable player. He also made first team all-star and was a medalist in the STAC Champi- onship held at Binghamton Country Club with a score of 69. Mark McClain also received special recognition by being chosen for second team All- Star. The season is not over until June with Regional, Sectional, and Intersectional Tourna- ments being held this Spring. Concerning next year: Seven of the nine players return next year so I feel we should have an outstanding 77-78 sea- son. Coach Mitten, U.E. OPPONENT SCORE 216 Owego 206 211 Ithaco 219 218 Main Endwell 216 211 Cortland 237 212 Vetlal 207 199 Soton CC 206 222 J.C. 2U 217 c.v 212 232 North 258 213 B.C 213 212 Homer 229 219 Owego 228 220 Ithaca 226 199 NVE 203 211 Cortland 219 225 Vwtaf 214 2wq hundred 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROARS TO SUCCESS All American First Team Tom Bennett, Bill Mills. All State - Tom Ben- nett. halfback; Bill Mills, center. All Stars - First Team Offense - Tom Ben- nett, running back; Ron Rejda, running back; Dave Bennett, tackle; Craig Grant, guard: Bill Mills, center. First Team Defense - Bill Hughes, end; John Villanti, tackle; Dave Kinsella, linebacker; Ron Rejda. back. Second Team Offense - Terry Scalzo, end; Terry Hogan, quarterback. Second Team Defense - Mike Mott, noseman; Placekicker - Ron Rejda. Ron Rejda broke all time UE and League record at the Newburgh game with a 51 1 2 yaid field goal. Captain - Bill Hughes, A: Terry Hogan hands the ball to Ron Rejda as the Tigers go on to score another goal. B: Hogan fakes a handoff to Fran Pedley. C: Hey, how did that one get through? D: Ron Rejda sends the ball soaring through the air. E: I donât believe he did that! 2wo hundred 2 wo -_______ L .â_____ ?i_V _LV_i---- =7i 1 FIRST ROW: Terry Hogan. Ron Redja, Mike Canna vino. Craig Gram, Ken DiPietro. Captain BUI Hughes. Joe Coudriet, Dave Bennett. Bill Mills. Greg Baldwin. Tom Bennett. SECOND ROW: Fran Pedley. Vince Vail, Jerry Paradis. Mike Hills. Tony Roma, John Villanti. Chris Shaner. Paul Vasilchick, Joe Battaglini, Jay Dinga, Terry Scalzo. THIRD ROW: Don McManus. Bill Schule, Mark Mikucki. Larry Parrotte, Butch Tearpock. Mike Mott. John Shattuck, Mike Smacher, Dave Haines. Bob Ciufo, Dave Kinsella, Chris Angeline. FOURTH ROW: Brett Blazicek. Mario Ciotoli, Jeff Goodwin, Joe Olshefski. Kevin Nicholas. Ron Null. Jim Novak, Larry Startchok, Dan Bucinell. FIFTH ROW: Defensive Coach Dick Hover, Offensive Line Coach Ban Guccia. Frank Longo, Jeff Brown, Steve Daglio, Rich Colonna. Don Rands, Back Coach Russ Nicosia. Head Coach Fran Ange- line. SIXTH ROW: Manager Mike Isenburg, Manager Bob Morey, Trainer Ed Folli, Manager Bob Little. UE's football team worked their way to another successful 8-1 season this year. From the first practice to the last game at Vestal, the dedication and determination of the players in combination with the experience and high goals of Coaches Ange- line, Folll, Guccia. Hover, Nicosia, and Decker made for a winning team time after time. Some high points of the season were the defeat of undefeated Binghamton Central, the defeat of an undefeated Newburgh team that was the best in their history with 2,000 UE fans in attendance, the Ithaca game where at halftime Ithaca had a 25-0 lead and in the third quarter UE made a fantastic comeback scoring 28 points only to have the clock run out on them. and the 43-0 defeat of Vestal. ... the best team we've ever had or seen. As far as we're concerned (and a lot of other people around the state), we re No. 1 in the state. Coach Angeline 2wo Kundr d 3hre A: The Tiger defense. Bt Head Coach Fran Angeline, assistants Dick Hover, Ban Guccia, Russ Nicosia, and Ed Folli. C: Chris Angeline looks for his man. D: Watch out, 1 don't want to be trampled on! E: Look out Tigerettes! F: Tom Bennett and Craig Grant take a few moments to refuel. 2wo hundred 4ouf A: The wall of hungry tigers surges forward, B: Coach Angeline and Vestal coach Hoover, C: That Bear isn't going to get past me! D: Chris Angeline hands the ball to Jerry Paradise. E: Thought you had me - didn't you? Greg Baldwin steals a peek at the Tigerettes while waiting for kickoff JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL A: The Tiger team plans its next attack. B: Here it comes! C: Hey, itâs pulling me! D: Coming in for the smear. E; The classic handoff. A: Another terrific kicker for U-E! B; Tve just got to get away from him. Iâm trying coach. I'm trying.â This year we went into the Vestal game and tied for the league lead. We played Vestal on a frozen field and they adjusted and we did not. We started 6 ninth graders on the football team. The rest were all sophomores. ROW 1: Jeff Denmon. John Drotor, Roger Renfro. Mark Bla2avich, Tom Wargo, George Kretzmer, John McManus, George Croft, Tom Cornell, ROW 2: John Ginger, Mark Dodd. Jim Cron. Tim Conzola, Bill Nolls, Joe Croft, Dave Comer, John Ber- nardo, Larry Angeline. ROW 3: Jim Whittaker. Jim Wagner. Dave Wolf, Mark Golden. Dave McCarthy, Joe Amorese, Gene Bucci. Gary Kohui, Steve Villanti, John Kowalczk, Dan Whittaker, ROW 4: Mr. Tidick, Jerry Butchko, Jerry Wolf, Bill Kel- logg, Mike Curyto, Bob Hedden, Duane Felton, Dan DeHaas, Narard Kobar, Vince Kovalik, Gary Beddoe. Randy Northrup, Tom LaBarbera, Mr. Marino, Coach Mike Miller, 2wo hundred 7«ven FRESHMA NFOO TBALL A Team: BOTTOM ROW: Dominic Bevelacqua. Jeff Wllce. Dave Garrison, BUI Doolittle, A1 Page, Alex Kuccra, Jim Newfrock, Bob Horley, Ed Koban, Brian Bennett, Manager Scott Carpenter, ROW 2: Coach Tony Romeo, Paul Ruggero, Jim Nedllk, Chuch Wesko. Ray Perechinsky. Jeff Dobbin, Eric Pedley, Paul Rollo, Armie George, Kevin Dorin, Kurt Gance, Brad Vilanti, ROW 3: Coach Frank Hoyt, Scott DePofi, Jerome Cygonavich. Joe Pero, Dan Davidson, Pat Smacher, Joe Spalik. Scott Denmon, Ken Tatko, Jeff Golden, Arnie Olsen, Tim Marsh, Ken Smith, Mr. Mastro. B Team: BOTTOM ROW; Tom Somers, Terry Barno, Joe Berreli, John Crane, Richard Walburger, Mario Sylvestry, Bill Haitc, Jack Wick, Tony Baruso, Glenn Miner, Cindy Sleeper. ROW 2: Pete Soma, Joe Nebalski, Mark lacav- elli, Joe Burke, Stan Sprague, Ron Jamerson, Brian Hayes, Tom Kyner, Jeff Reif, Glenn Irving, Mike Zezak. ROW 3: Charlie Cudine, Zolten Make, Jim Flint, Mike Murphy, Pete Broadbent, Marty Freedman, Dick Gusefski, Mike Ruane, Terre Rud, Bill Fitch, John French, Jim Thompson. TOP ROW; Vince Palazzo, Chris Hanrahan, Julio Pac- caro, Dave Burch, Doug Wolfe. George Weber, Doug Hess, Dave Hess, Scott OsLroski, Glenn Powers, Sieve Gedney, Coach Rick Kuzma. Girlâs Cross Country UE OPPONENT 1)6 CV. INV. 4th 6 teorn 26 Ithoca 31 32 Delhi Inv. i t 15 Seton Cath. 46 27 Owego 30 S? Veslai (ovit. 2nd - 9 learn 24 Veitat 34 46 Coawidte 2nd 6 team 19 Bmg C«n 42 62 Bmg Invil. 2nd - 9 team lit S Ct 4 2nd - 14 team DUALS WON LOST TIED 5 0 0 209 C: Rosemarie Neurewter running at the Conwicke Invitational. D: I hope that wasn't a frog 1 just stepped on. E: Cindy Burke and Margaret Weaver take another lap around the track. B: Standing from left: Rosemarie Neurewter, Karen Kosclanski, Roseanne Sulatycke, Margaret Weaver, Donna Koeth, Mary Boyer, Mary Weaver, Cindy Burke. Theresa Colapietro, Coach Osborne. SITTING: Jeanette Duffek, and Peggy Gusefski. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TOP ROW: Terry Bell, Keith Lavin Mark Babb Kevin Lavtn, Steve Miller, Bob Vallese Laughney, Coach Osborne. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Nichols, Dave Lesko, Bob Perkins, Ted Bell Jere Tatich Chuck Ellis. Markus Klauser, Joe 2 wo hundred 1 Oen A; Standing from left: Coach Hynes, Pete Pribullk, Dave Kobanf John Prasckowiki, Gary FiaU, Terry Coughlin, John Harvey. BOTTOM: Joe Kremence, Kevin Tinkle- paugh. Many Hudy. NOT PICTURED: David Kllueef. ' This was a new experience for girls and boys to train together in our first year of girl's cross-country. 1 feel we should have a good year next season with several boys and girls back from this year's teams. This yearâs team captains were Steve Miller for the boy's team and Cindy Burke for girlâs team.â The Freshman Cross- Country Team was the largest team ever to date, with 25 members, and finished second in the STAC Champi- onships out of 13 teams entered. B . â... and they're off!â C: The end of a long hard race. D: Nothing like fording a golf course. E: Bob Perkins and Dave Lesko run together as they near the finish. UE OPPONENTS 237 C.V. Invitational 9th place 28 team 35 Ithaca 20 116 Delhi Invitational 2nd place - 20 teams 3a Cortland 22 25 Ow go 34 224 Stock Invitational 9th place â 20 teams 26 Voetal 28 18 M-E 45 126 Conwiehe invitational 4th place - 1 3 teams 27 Central 28th place â 7 teoms 155 Binghamton Invitational 5th place - 10 team 89 Section 4 Champtomhi p 3rd place âą 10 teams Boy Dud Med Won: 3 tost: 2 Tied: I 2wo hundred 11 even VARSITY SOCCER A: BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Strollo, Joe Roberto. Mike Rusnak, John Lavo, Rob Garrison. Mark Briggs, Charles Simpson, Doug Hamlin, Greg And- rake. ROW 2: Jim Allen, Chris Reardon, Randy Olsen, Carl Roma, Jim Courdriei, Scott James. Brian Walsh, Rudy Kunz ROW 3: Bennie, Ken Griffiths, Mike Me Andrew, Randy Anderson, Don Lambert, Dennis Peck- ham, Dave Corbin, Pat Ulmen, Mike Maliwacki, Phil Hritchko. Coach Carmen. B: Mark Briggs gets control of the ball and keeps it away from an ME pur- suer. This was my first winning season. This is only my second year of coach- ing varsity. This yearâs captains were Randy Anderson and Mark Briggs. Randy Anderson was the most valuable player. Special recognition was received by Joe Roberto in making the first team Ail-Star, and Mark Briggs the second team All-Star. Other special recognitions were given to Cart Roma for being the second leading scorer, and Mike Me Andrew and Chris Reardon for being all around players. New records were established by Pat Ulmen (goalie) for five shutouts and Dennis Peckham for the most assists - 8. 2wo hundred I twelve A: Carl Roma dribbles downfield B; Dennis Peckham cleverly gains possession of the ball from a per- sistent opponent. C: Mark Briggs takes a shot as Joe Roberto looks on. D: Mike Me Andrew (16) hurries to aid Carl Roma (4) in an attempt to steal the ball. c 2wg hundred 3hirteen UE - 4 | OPPONENT 1 Elmir ÂŁttu0i$jde 0 5 Susquehanna Valley 1 4 Horseheads If 1 4 Sefon CC j Hfctâ 0 Vestal JF OH JC M f ' 0 o ithoo Y 6 0 OneOntd ] 1 MB 1 f â _ ! 2 6 Susquehanna Valley Q 3 Seton CC 0 3 Vestal 2 3 JC 3 0 Oneonta 2 0 Ithaca 5 0 Oneonta | A; The Tigers lay out their strat- egy- B: Jim Coudriet traps the ball and heads downfield. C: I've got to get this ball back into the game. D: Chris Reardon gets set to drive it past an opponent. E: John Lavo and Chris Reardon outplay the opposition. VARSITY SOCCER A: McAndrew lakes control. 6: Randy Anderson and goalie Pat Ulmen at practice. C: Oh no. Iâd belter watch out! D: The Tiger Team watches the action of the game. E: Carl Roma passes the ball downfield. 2wo Hundred 1 fifteen . V. SOCCER A: Jeff Stabey tries to steal the ball while Pat Cenoni gets ready to help. B: Dave Demer grimaces as the other team scores a goal. C: Dan Paradise gives the ball a good kick. D: ROW 1: Ken Papa, Dale Pace, Bob Battaglini, Jim Cook. Pat Cenoni, Bill Penis, Jack Strollo. ROW 2: Eric Hausaman, Dan Paradise, Tim Briggs, Doug Koban, Pat Toole. Bruce Snyder, Mark Masnangelo. ROW 3: Pat McAndrew, Ken Picciano, Scott Lambert, Greg Blahut, Carl Dites, Dave Demer, Pat Paine. ROW 4: Peter Velander-Larson, Scort Chas- teen, Jeff Stahey, Coach Scalzo, Jerry McQuade. E: This shot better go in! UE OPPONENT 0 Elmira 0 South tide 4 Set on, CC 0 0 Veitctl 1 4 JC 0 0 Ithaca 3 2 Binghamton 2 3 ME 3 3 Suiqutthannii 0 Valley 0 HorseHeodi 0 3 Salon CC 3 0 Vcitd 5 7 JC 4 0 Ithaca 6 0 Binghamton I -m 0 ME 4 3 Susquehanna 0 Valley 2wo hundred dixfeen D: A fight for the control of the kick. E: Dave Demer chases the ball. F: I wish that ball wouldn't move so fast this running is getting ridiculous! ' This year's captains were Tim Briggs and Charles Diles. Charles Diles was the most valuable player. The team this year really wasnât much different. I have mostly the same players as last year. 2wo hundred Seventeen GIRL'S S WIM DOES A GOOD JOB A, The object is to keep the water out of oneâs mouth! B: Deep concentration on a vic- tory. C: On my gosh - Iâve almost made it! BOTTOM FROM LEFT: Paula Severence, Judi Fisher, Kelly Guilfoyle, Christine Kriger. ROW 2: Annie Santacrose, Tam Tioxel. Michelle Laposki, Karen Hoeflein, Sue Backos, Leslie Hanafin. ROW 3: Alice Walsh, Kathy Mott, Lynn Simek, Therese Olambaco, Sue Evans, Margaret Grebe. ROW 4: Diana Prack, Shelly Severence, Patti Walsh, Janet Aridson, Cathy Carris, Lori Davis, Fran Walsh. TOP ROW: Michelle Lewis, Annette Buiocchi, Karen Kofira. A: Kathy Mott stroking hard in hopes of a victory. B: âOh. just the routine backstroke. â C: Michelle Lewis flies to another victory, B: Michelle Lapo- sky showing her ability of the but- terfly . This yearâs MVP is Patty Walsh. Alice Walsh. Patty Walsh. Fran Walsh. Judi Fisher and Michelle Lewis were selected for the Section 4 All Star Girlâs Swim Team. We placed third in the League and placed second in our Section. OPPONENT 4$ ME 35 '79 ItHoea 90 46 u 37 56 Alton 27 73 V«tei A 86 Cor Hand 86 49 CV 33 71 Bing Central 97 58 Norwich 24 101 J,C 67 58 M.E. 45 42 IrHoco 41 89 CF. 83 37 Vestal 46 49 Cortland 34 GIRLâS TENNIS C: Ellen King is happy after her victory. D: That was great, if 1 do say so myself! E: Lisa Ziemba gets psyched before her match. A: Diane Coe and Nancy Warren are pleased by their coachesâ praises. B: I'm trying to get it over, but This year's team was a very cohesive, working unit. Christine Ziemba was the captain. STAC All-Stars included Sue Siacconi, Christine Kolanda, and Judy Arvonio. Weâre losing only two out of nine starters and looking forward to a good year with the benefit of experienced play- ers. 2 wo hundred 20wenty TOP ROW- Coach Baggott, Lisa Redolphy, Nancy Warren Andrea Coyle, Diane Coe, Deborah Wenner, Karen Mehalek, Lisa Ziemba, Manager Nancy Wheeler. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Stacconi, Judy Arvonio. Christine Kolanda, Ellen King. Judy Komar. Karen Gallo, Christine Ziemba. 2wo hundred 20wenry ln« VARSITY BASKETBALL A: The victory cheer! B: Oh, if only 1 had wings . . . C: The UE Candystripers hit the court D: Coach Tarricone gives advice to his players. VARSITY BASKETBALL ue 60 63 52 50 64 61 42 60 61 59 61 66 48 47 38 62 55 36 72 EFA JC Central Ithoco Mf Ami rdom Oneontq North Owego ' ' Mf Owego Vestal Ithaco Vestal Central CV 2wo hundred 20wenty 6w A: 1 11 bei we donât get in, B: Another one for Cougiin. C: Pop it Floyd, pop it! D: Dave King leaps high to shoot one home. E: Carl Roma looks up for two more. F: Tom Buntin' Bennett works it in to Floyd Heater, G: Nino Samiani brings it down for a quick bas- ket. H: Let's GO UE! I: Tom Bennett surveys the situation. A: 'My last home game, wow! B: Floyd, you tell the girls to get off the court C: Carl Roma goes through the legs and around the Vestal player, D: Voila! E: â1 donât want It, you take it ' F: Kurt Atherton battles for con- trol, G: Get psyched UE, get psyched! This year's MVP was Kurt Ath- erton. Coach Tarricone described this yearâs team as having r,a great deal of together- ness both on and off the court. J.V. BASKETBALL fw 51 r« « A: Jake Rounds shooting for another U.E. point, B: U.E. setting up their offense. C: Dave Demer out of breath after a rough second quarter. D: Mike Mastro successfully keeps the ball away from our opponent. The co-captains of this year's team were Jake Rounds and Tom Leskow. I don't con- sider any one person being the most valuable player, all thirteen players were valuable. This yearâs team was different in the way that it was my first year of J, V, ' 1 E: The beginning of an exciting game for U.E, F: Sean Kerins and a Central player go up for a rebound, 2wo hundred 20wenty Bighr Zf V ROW 1: Tim Williams, Coach Dennis Tchir. ROW 2: Jake Rounds, Dan Chwalow, Dave Demer. ROW 3: Tom Leskow, Jeff Hill, George Martone, Mike Mastro. BACK ROW: Sean Kerins, Kevin Lane. Chris Gance, Greg Ulsh, Mark2echman. A: Coach Tchir giving strong advice to our young team. C: Greg Ulsh shooting from the foul line. D: The talk with the coach at half-time. E: Tim Williams and Greg Ulsh waiting for theii chance to play. Won 11; Lost 6; Tied 0 Final League Standings: Owego - first Binghamton Genual - second Union-End icon - third Maine-End well - fourth 229 GIRL'S BASKETBALL V liger Julie Hills fights with opponents from JC for possession of the ball. B: The Tigers Spirited Opening Cheer! C: Hey, you take the ball, I'm covered1 D ulie Hills up for another Tiger 2! E: Mary White takes a shot as teammate Mar- :aret McDonnell looks on. F: Two points from Marilyn Valochovic. 2wo hundred 30hirty 52 Johnson Ciiy 52 Cortland 23 Vestal Ti Maine-End well 24 Qwego 1 35 Homer 38 Ithaca 42 Johnson City 52 Cortland 41 Vestal 57 Maine-Endwell 36 Owego 24 Homer 46 Ithaca 41 Chenango Valley 45 E.F.A. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL A: FRONT: Mark lannacone. Kurt Gance, Tim Marsh. Jim Newfrock. Ken Picciano. Brian Bennett. STANDING: Gary Beddoe. Chris Maika, Brian Puterbaugh, Ed Koban. Roy Bavier, Jeff Dobbin, Gene Bucci, John Alari, Mike Matias, Coach Stocimu This year's captains were Gene Bucci and Mike Marias. I would say Gene Bucci was this year's most valuable player, but everyone did well. They were all quick and they made a new team record for allowing the fewest points for a game - 22. UE 69 CorHond 50 Vestal 56 Susquehanna Volley 92 Harry L 66 Seton CC 73 North 58 DeWitt 78 West Junior 51 Owego 55 Boynton 93 Lincoln 62 African Rood 80 Homer 67 CV 51 ME OPPONENT 54 41 31 61 28 50 22 41 53 Overtime 59 65 40 53 59 32 2wo hundred 30hirty 2wo VARSIT Y BO WLING A: Randy Crooks: Hey Mike, wake me up when itâs my tum. B: Hey. t have finally hit the pins! C: Wow, what form for bowling - that looks like it might be a strike. D: Dan Urche not too happy about his scores. E: Randy Crooks glad to see U.E. doing well. This yearâs team was an evenly matched team. Mike Jones and Dave Weston were on the first team all-stars. Tom Chechatka was on the seond team all-stars. The high averages were Randy Crooks - 183 average, Dan Lerche - 178 average. Clint Searles - 178 average, and Rich Sprague - 180 aver- age. Tom Chechatka, That was SO a strike! ' B: The finesse of a bowler. C: Mike Jones is a little disap- pointed by the outcome of the game. ue OPPONENT SCORE 2 J.C 5 5 Oneonto 2 7 M.E. 0 0 Owego 7 2 Vettol 5 2 North 5 7 Seton 0 7 Centrol 0 5 s.v. 2 0 J.C 7 0 Oneonto 7 7 M.E. 0 7 Owego 0 7 cv 0 7 Norwich 0 5 Vettal 2 FROM LEFT: Coach Sever, Mike Jones, Dave Weston, Dan Lerche. Randy Crooks, Rick Sprague, Clinton Searles. GIRLâS BOWLING Coach's Comments. Donât want to get rid of this team; that is to say It will be difficult to find six girls as talented and spirited as these. No other team has ever given U.E. three con- secutive STAC titles and two sectional titles. ' A; Christine Ziemba wonders how she is going to get that split. EL How in the world did I do that? Coach Sever Cindy Cargill, Tina Honnick, Cindy Griffeihs Chris Ziemba, Lisa Ziemba, Denise Roma, Theresa Randesi, Colleen Duffy, Gina Quartararo, Patti Gaul. U E. SCORE 7 7 5 7 I 5 7 7 7 3 7 5 7 7 5 5 OPPONENT SCORE J.C Oneonfa ME Owego Venal North Seton Central S.V. J.C, Oneonta ME. CK go C.V, Venal A: 1 think I forgot something. B: Gina Quartaiaro bowling her best. C: The boredom of waiting. D: Oh well, it wasn't that bad â E: ''Of couise it was a strike! â 2wo hundred 30hirty 6 x sJKJOOtoO -OOOroOOKJOO J. V. Bowling A: Jim Bridge, ââWhere did my ball go?â B: Ready . . . get set . . ROLL!â U.E SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 2 J.C 5 2 Oneonta 5 7 ME 0 5 Owego 2 2 Veito! 5 7 North 0 7 Seton 0 7 Central 0 7 s.v. 0 3 J.C 4 3 Oneonta 4 7 M.E. 0 7 Owego 0 5 C.V. 2 5 Norwich 2 5 Vestal 2 7 North 0 2wo hundred 30hirty even GYMNASTICS A; Connie Hart and Tammy Papa trying to relax before competition begins, B: Our âTiger mascot. C: FRONT: Coach Jo Micheals, Shelly Severance, Paula Severence, Tammy Papa, Tammy Savege, Lorretta Spineili, Laurie Knapp, Connie Han, Liz Tiberi. BACK: Linda Newfrock, Lisabeth Kovalck, Laura Cradala, Mo Davidson, Debby Donaldson, Lori Sirnmons. 2wo hundred 30h rty Bight A: Concentrate for perfection. B: Connie Hart getting ready for a spectacular performance. C: This is the important event. D: Shelly Severance although slightly injured, does a wonderful job, E: Deb Donaldson on the bars - it's a long way down. This year, the teamâs record was 7-3-0 in STAC competition and 60-8 overall. We ended up in second place in Section 4 cham- pionship. beating all STAC schools includ- ing Vestal and J.C. There were four ail- stars on the team: Connie Han, Maureen Davidson. Paula Severance, and Linda Newfrock. UE OPPONENT SCORE B2.75 Norwich 59 30 86.00 Homer 59 70 82 10 Greene 67 35 84 35 Wolf on 64.50 84.05 Greene 74.05 83 15 Ithaca 60.75 87.55 Norwich 7 2.30 77.75 Ithaca 62 75 89 45 J.C- 88.60 81.10 | Hom PhT 66.70 i BOYâS VARSITY SWIM A: The UE Swim Team gathers around Mr. Lucia for a last minute pep talk. B: The swimmer's elite. C: The team in process of a hard grueling practice. D: Dave Houck swim- ming his way to a victory. E: Charles Goodrich executing one of his perfect dives. F: How strange the world looks upside down! 2 wo Kundfod 40orty A pesky young team of Tiger Swimmers accomplished whai they set out to do this past year. They finished the year at 8-6 and are looking for more improvement in the future. Five school records were set during the school year and at the Section 4 Championship, U.E. finished 4th. am very optimistic about the future of the U.E. swim program. The people we have are a very dedicated, loyal bunch and with continued hard work, we will be a very com- petitive team. Coach Lucia Team Record 8-6 UE OPPONENT 108 Cortland 56 50 33 tthoca 49 W.E. 34 72 Vestal too 52 WNtney Point 31 45 H.C 38 95 Bing, North 31 76 J.C too 38 Norwich 45 46 Cortland 37 72 Ithaca too 45 Whitney Pt, 53 MJb 30 40 VetfaJ 43 A: Senior Tiger Swimmer Kevin Juiena before a race. B: U.E. swimmers practice makes perfeci. C FRONT: Mike New rock, John Dibble, Rick Ely, Jeff Wilce, Tim Briggs, Steve Sedelmeyei. Jim Hlavic. Bob Scott. Bob Sligfa. Brian Miner, Joint Ber- nardo, BACK: Coacb iacovazzi, Scott Johnson, Jim Depersis, Jim Pitman, Joe Laughney, Mike O Neal, Doug Koban, Ken Smith. MarkScheer, Dave Kinsella, Paul Cana vino, . V. S WIM TEAM FRONT ROW: John Donavon, Kris Kriger, Lori Rader, Deb Steenburg. Angela Walsh. Sheila Farrel, Sue Wayson. SECOND ROW: Becky Menecetti, Donna Battaglini, Jill Collison. Kathy Ebbers, Carol Lamb. Marcy Redpath. Karen Kellog. THIRD ROW: Charlie Yeanck, Chris Sawchuck, Bob Lane. Mike Fetsko, Joe Loposky, Mary Came vale, Dave Jenson, Donna Smith, Chuck Jisehen, Theresa Malloy, Eric Jankowski, Dan Mayes, Carla Paccio, Coach Singer, Coach Romeo. FOURTH ROW: Frank Fet- sko. Elizabeth DellaPenta, Dave Tye, Cindy Lynch, Laurette DellaPenta, Christy Paccio, Kathy Maltby. FIFTH ROW Kevin Hutchinson, Gene Hartman, Kathy Hanafin, Steve Mertens, Brad Hill. Donna Curtin. Karen Brucker, Vaughn Angeline. Kathy Kriger, Sue Brown, Karen Serowick. Mary Lynn Erickson. John Coudriet. A1 Spadine, John Santacrose, Chris Ryan. Junior High Swimmers meet each opposing team twice. Our season ended in won 8: Lost 5 high gear by coming back to defeat Ithaca. Vestal, and Johnson City, all of which had beaten us earlier in the season. 2wo hundred 40orty 2 to GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL an A Listening to the coach's last minute instructionsâTanya Watkins, Sue Stacconi, Kris Kushner, Us Aune-Iversen. B A spike from co-captain Karen Lorenz. C Cathy Holobosky sends it up. D Setting it over- Sue Bennett. E- Coach Marshall gives advice a time out. F A strong server. Lisa Toth, shows her style. Oort Jhftf UE OPPONENT UE OPPONENT 0 Owrgo 2 Johnson Gty 1 0 Moine-Enda l 2 0 Ithaca 2 Vestal 0 ' There were times when our girls looked superb - winning or losing several matches by the fewest of margins. The B team played consistently well. If everyone returns and picks up at the point we Left off, our team should be 'dynamite' next season. A: A game well-played - Tigers Wanda Corbin, Lisa Toth, Lorie Grebe and Maureen Palombo shake hands with JC. B: Captain Amy Ceccberelli sets it up for Ann Marie Nolis. C: ROW 1: Sue Bennett, Co-Captain Karen Lorenz, Coach Marshall, Co-Captain Amy Ceccherelli, Lorie Grebe. ROW 2: Ann Marie Nolis, Lis Aune-Iversen, Maureen Palombo, Tanya Watkins, Kris Kushner, ROW 3: Louisa Fabrizio, Lynda Lyman, Wanda Corbin. ROW 4: Sue Siacconi, Cathy Holobosky. ROW 5: Manager Kathy Rejda. 2wo hundred 40orty 4our VARSITY WRESTLING c ue OPPONENT 28 Owego 22 12 t Jlhaco 34 41 North 14 37 Oneonta 17 29 ISS 21 J 7 EFA 39 27 Norwich 35 57 $.c,c 3 22 ME 38 9 Bolcfw'nvillf 50 12 W ttomer f r1 20 Vfcilal 18 ift C 35 29 S:V 24 A: Congratulations - you're not bad! B: Kevin Tovomik rides on to another victory. C: The pre- maich stare-down. D: 1 didn't know you eared! E: Iâll bite him if 1 have to. 7wo hundred 40orty 5ive A: How do you like that? B: Dave Haines exits after another victory. C: Mark Chatterbug Battista turns over a North opponent. D: Bob Kofira does his thing. E: You have to use Chan D! I feel this season would have turned out better for UE if there hadn't been so many cancellations and no makeups for them. This yearâs captains were Steve Koob. Mike Wilce. and Bob Kofira. Koob and Wilce were the most valuable on the team. Also, Koob and Wilce were sectional champs and repre- sented New York State teams. FRONT ROW: Mike Wilce, Coach Sarge Sorochinsky, Steve Koob. BACK ROW: Vince Koob, Kevin Tovornik, John Harvey, Mark Battista, Bob Kofira, Tom Wargo. Mark Obi- alaro, Jim Gallagher, Dave Lord, Chuck Hemmingway, Butch Tearpock, Dave Haines, Joe Roma. 2wo hundred 40orty 61 . V. WRESTLING A: No ref, I'm not going to stop! B: Mi. Iacovazzi doesn't agree with the referee. C: The winnalt! D: An eager group of UE grapplers on the bench. E: FRONT ROW: Mike Newfrock, John Dibble, Rick Ely. Jeff Wilce. Tim Briggs, Steve Sedeimeyer. Jim Hlavac, Bob Scott, Bob Bligh, Brian Miner. John Bernardo. BACK ROW; Coach Iacovazzi. Scott Johnson, Jim DePersis, Jim Pitman, Joe Laughney. Mike O'Neal. Doug Koban, Ken Smith. Mark Scheer, Dave Kinsella. Paul Cannavino, 2wo hundred 4Gorty 7ov n This yearâs team was mostly freshmen with two 8th graders. It was a pretty young team. There wasn't really any captain of any son, everyone on the team had a tum at being a captain. The most valuable wrestlers were Mike Newfrock - 91 lbs., Tim Briggs - 119 lbs. John Dibble - 98 lbs., and Mark Obialero - 145 lbs. Newfrock, Briggs, and Wargo placed 2nd in S. T. A. C, A: If itâs good enough for lack LaLanne. it's good enough for us. B: ââGot him! C: Wail a minute, youâll get your chance. D; Pleased to meet you. E: John Bernardo makes him wish he wasn't there. 2wo hundred 40 rty Bight FRESHMAN WRESTLING FRONT: Pat Toole, Larry Malock, Chris Duffek, Joe Borrelli, Dean Lord, Glen Miner, Haden Land, Frank Duffek. BACK: Glen Powers, Mike George, Roger Renthrope, Kevin Dorin, Paul Jowasik, Dave Gallagher, Mike Zizak, Steve Sedlacik, Pat Smacher, Dave Bzomse, Jim Cron, Coach Steiner. 57 Binghamton Central 15 Susquehanna Volley 33 Binghamton Centra) 29 Tioga Center 17 Baldwins ville 2 wo hundred 40orty 9ine FUTURE: time to come; fate; destiny; heritage; tomorrows 2wo Hundred SOrfty 3Hre PAST FEELINGS: joy;fear;love; peace; loss. 2wo hundred SOitty 4our 2wo Hundred SOifry 5ive LOOKING BACK: happiness; tears; exuberation; strain; contest. Aetion â moving; doing; being; living. Two hundred SOrfty Sight Two hundred 50ifty 9me Feelings: laughter; tears; love; fear; hope. 2wo hundred 60m ty 2 wo hundred 60i ty In Faces: friends; strangers; smiles; memories. 2wo hundred 60ixty 2wo hundred 60ixty Jhree Class Notables of '77 PRETTIEST: Theresa Randesi MOST HANDSOME: Terry Scalzo BEST FIGURE: Nancy Nash BEST PHYSIQUE: Doug Hill MOST ACTIVE: Linda Borsellino - Nino Samiani MOST ATHLETIC: Chris Ziemba - Ron Rejda CLASS MUSICIAN: Mary Ellen Cerroni - Mike Cuomo CLASS ARTIST: Cindy Burke - Chris Shaner CLASS FLIRT: Donna Castiglione - Eric Dibble CLASS BRAIN: Laurie and Jennifer Bates - Peter Gaffney CLASS COUPLE: Sue Forencik - Greg Baldwin MOST TALKATIVE: Patty Cowell .. Bob Slmek . MOST ARGUMENTATIVE: Nancy tarreii - Ken DiPieiro MOST POPULAR: Michele Tomik - Ken DtPietro j BEST ALL AROUND: Linda Borsellino - Bob Coughlin FRIENDLIEST: Carol Bock - Bob Coughlin BROWNNOSER: Barb Longo - Mike Hills P FOGGIEST: Jayne Thomas - Tony Roma QUIETEST: Charlotte Bailey - Tom Bennett WITTIEST: Renee Marshall - Dan Tzivanis â BEST DRESSED: Judy Juodaitis - Carl Roma ; BEST NATURED: Caro] Bock - Joe Battaglini NIGHT OWL: Karla Kopec - Jim Crane ( MIRROR GAZER: Ann Quart araro - Tony Roma MOST FUN TO BE AROUND: Michelle Tomik - Terry Hogan MOST STUDIOUS: Christine Heurich - Frazier Triplets MOST LIKELY fO SUCCEED: Cindy Burke - Jay Dinga CLASS GIANT:f'Mario Fiacco CLASS MIDGETMlatalie Mastroianni CLASS ROWDY: Patty Cowell - Vince Vail MOST CLASS SPIRIT: Annette Buiocchi - Nino Samiani Newspapers To 'âą Hunk.â ta e VU frKt fV - Ptrocuy 0Pp e- 1 . 77 Ctudeat M nr Mf 7Xr17  9 nOARFT n myrr RAWS T T UA rp OIFP A L I; vy t.tttt- LAWtv â %r?jr T nn.CT KSCRT r DICK C: Dan, by-gone days are never lost, they just grow more dear in the heart that keeps them. My love - for- ever, Patience. D: Dickie âą May today bring you happiness, the next day bring you me. T.T.F.N. Ker E: EDITOR - Jill S. Zechman ASSISTANT EDITOR - Gwynn Bartholomay TREASURER - Terri Wagner ASSISTANT TREASURER - Jessica Battle SECTION EDITORS - Paul Rushanski, Activities Donna Nimec, Assistant Activities Cheiie Brown, Underclassmen Lisbeth Aune-Iversen, Sports Angie Dekar, Seniors PHOTOGRAPHER-IN-CHIEF - Robert DeDio ADVISORS - Mr. Joseph Rose and Mrs. Ann P. Lewis STAFF - Donna Nimec, Diane Cordilione, Leanne Coolbaugh, Pam Johnson, Daniel Lerche, Cindy Bartholomay, Tom LaBarbera, Kevin Opp. Beth Cammarata, Peter Gaffney, Amy Ceccherelli, Carol Griffin, Karen Yungkurth (Artwork), Andrea Blaz vich, Mrs. Lewis' typing class. Ann Gorski, Jeanine Vetrano t . Special thanks to Varden's Studio, The Evening Press, Tempo Vestal News, and all of the unofficial staff that helped make the yearbook possible. 2wo hundred GOmty 5lve PAST: gone, lost; finished; behind; unrenewed. FRIENDS: loyal; laughing; understanding; helping; parting. 2wo hundred 60txfy 8ight 2wo hundred 70evenfy END. . . NEW BEGINNNG I
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