Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1982 volume:

the 1982 thesaurus union-endicott high school 1200 east main street endicott, newyork 13760 volume 36 page 1 CONTENTS: a collection of people, a retrospective of the year, the friends that we have gained, and the friends that will be gone we can't hope to relive all of the past, but with this book we hope to revive some of the best times we will ever have. — 1982 beck cf lists On the next few pages, you will not be exposed to a dull poem. Instead, you will find a listing of just a few of the things that made 1962 unique. wicked typical sayings —1982 iTWMBLk ch This class is beat This weekend was beat” That girl boy is beat” 'Everything is beat What a Preppie” What a jock” What a dirt ” What a bandie 'What a brain” — ‘ I'm bummed out “This is a waste! ''Excellent!!! 'lets party!!! Hangin out' Wicked decent Wicked boring” “Wicked beat “Wicked _______(blank can be filled with any word in the English language) 5 Sub-way ANYWHERE but the cafeteria Wendy's Picassos 6 things tc d© ©n the weekend Spend an hour thinking of a good alibi to tell your parents Saturday night. Put your brain in neutral, (you can make your own additions ..) Go to the mall and buy clothes, spend tons of money at Aladtn's Castle, and spend the rest of the night at the cinemas. Pig out at someone eise's house Party all night, Sleep all day 7 seme things ycu can always count cn Pizza on Fridays Doing homework two minutes before class starts 2:49 being the longest minute of the day Soul music on the first floor Catching some needed sleep during a movie about an African tribe Rain, snow and a heat wave, all in the same day Every school but U-E closing because of a blizzard Fire drills in the middle of a test Dino Dutcher mispronouncing your name during announcements Air-conditioning tn the winter, and heat in the summer A big sigh after your last exam . . . (make vour own additions below put it in ycur locker A mirror Magazine clippings of words that spell out anything that's cute or kinky Pictures of friends Pictures of rock groups or movie stars Labels (from bottles, etc.) Combinations to other lockers Your gym clothes Special phone numbers and names. what te carry arcund Combs, knapsacks, duffle bags, as few books as possible, things to sell (supercrunches, cheese, and Royals), blank passes, calculator, your coat to ninth perod (to get out fast), your por- table stereo, and food to sneak in- to studyhal). what tc wear Jeans (designers are okay, but Levis or Lee's are best) College sweatshirts (Penn State or Notre Dame) Nike sneakers (Adidas or Brooks also) with laces untied Dockside shoes (flat shoes with white soles) Scrub suits Anything with an alligator Baseball caps with the cute Tige on them Baggy, pleated pants Camouflage pants and shirts Gold chain without pendant Hawaiian shirts Always wear your collar insidt your sweater Anything with U-E on it IVIT this section designed and executed by Hum Cordero copy written and Typed by Sue Levere Marching Band Tigerettes Colorguard Rifles Winterguard Jazz I, II and 111 Concert Band Symphonic Band Reperatory Band Orchestra General Chorus Select Chorus Pop Singers All-State Chorus Student Government National Honor Society Matheletes Spanish Club Italian Club French Club Key Club Kay Club Varsity Club Chess Club History Club Discussion Club Thesaurus Tigereye The Reed Class Officers Amateur Radio Club The Good Doctor’' Guys and Dolls 19 DRUM MAJOR. Jim Findley RIFLES Lynn Benedetti. |enm Cammerata, Vicky Dyer, Paige George, Karel Harvey, Linda Jennings, Nancy Krmenec, Kim krzyzewski, Shaun a Leonard, Kim Molyneaux. Lynn Pencek, Laura Poyneer. Lisa Symancyk, Kris Smith, Maria Stacconi Lisa Strausser, Beth Timpko, Kelly Wood. FLAG CORPS: Lori Avery, Lisa Bates, Joan Bender. Coreen Benham. Becky BJackwell Betsy Bottmo. Michelle Castighone. Karen Cenfetelli, Anne Coughlin, Barb Drosdick, Cathy Drosdick. Laune Dyer. Heather Hankey Alyoa Han von Macbeth Hill. Laurie Jennings Cris Karl, karen Kopl, Ann LaFuze, Tina Marshall. Joan Monachello. Michelle Mundy Claudme Pace� Judy Perkins. Kim Prebish. Julia Prymak, Renee Putnno. Lisa Roma, Terri Sawchuck. Elizabeth Simpson, Michelle Somers Bren- J ,rpher, I. Ie Terpack, Karen Titti, Lisa Tomik, Renee Totten, Erin Wales, Linda Warnes, Kim Whitehead, Mary Wilcox Melissa Wit ham, Adnanne Wood, Chris Zayae TIGERETTES: Denise Beddoe, Loren Beers, Lisa Bennett, Lynn Cicciarelli, Julie Druga, Krista Freemari Hollv Gould Vicki Harris. Carolyn Hixson. Beth Horton, Sue lames, Teresa Melville, Maria Molnar, Ana Packard, Lynn Sue Rmde Debbie Rosa, Lori Severance, Carolyn Shapiro, Stephanie Smith, Lisa Symancyk. Kathleen Walsh. FLUTE PIC- u m o fu00 Ambruch, Lori Annis Susan Bush, Jackie Casella, Cathy Conoran, Diane Giacovelli, Liz Giordano, Elise Gofran, Vicki Helsel, Debbie Kellerman, Patty Kelly. Lauri lobst. Penny Rowe, VVendi Kozecke, Michelle Lindsey, Wendy Miller Laurie Onufer 2£fr ,ami shdtt ck; Theresa siama' Srefan,e Stevens, Joanne Thompson. Cherilyn Van Burger, Chery Wrobleskr CLARINET: Cathy Boytim, Lynne Budnovitch, Elaine Campbell, Loretta Chandams, Steve Crimmins, Paula Day Cathy Ebbers, teari Farley, Tracy Farrell. Colleen Hamil. Arren Horan. Teresa lannon, Kim Kubisa, Lynn Kurkoski, Edith Maas Heather Miller Elizabeth Mumaw. Kathy Nezelek, Jeannie Sautro, Jadene Scordino, Gretchen Senft, Deborah Stuoka Myra Vanlnwegen Kristine Vieyra Susan Wood. SAXOPHONE Tiffany Beers, Scott Butterworth, Debbie Dinardo, David Fusco, Michelle tdi U4DCTC Anne Krmenec. Alyese Kulikowski, Cathy Miller, Debbie Rasile, John Briggs, Charles Szczesny, Laura Terpack TRUMPETSd.aura Arthur. Larry Bridge. Steve Butterworth, Chris Carlsen, Karen Dawson, Paul Dolphin, Chris Hankey. )ohn karedes lom Klish. David Krzyzewski, Ken Krzyzewski, Teresa Loprmzo, Joe Mancini, Kathy Melmer, Mike Miklos, Tom Natoli Leigh Planck Eugene Richmond. Tom Ritz, Joe Roche, Steve Vannocker, Brian Zechman, Robert Budnovitch. MELLOPHONES: Mike Bartol. Charles Benson. Diane Brown, Holly Ceccherelli, Kathy Goodwin. Meghan Molnar. Tracey Redolphy, Ted Siegle. TROMBONES John Bates, Davison, Scott Fenty, Paris Horan, Mary McVannan, Laura Repinecz, Chris Sprague, David Teed. BARITONE C U u Pe71ibet?? ,ohn Sho,t,s SOUSAPHONE: Donna Bruhnke, Glen Dolphin. Lisa Jones, Phil Watkins. PERCUSSION BILL Chris Allen, Marc Bid well. Louis Bishop, Bill Edmunds, Robert Guilfoyle, Eric Henchey, Chris Huck Mike Juozitis Dave Keller- man, tom Kellerman, Michael Manning, Margaret Panasuk, Fran Rossi, David Senft, Todd Zembek, Mike Ziemba, Laura Johnston 20 t « « ffy ti 21 Front Beth Horton, Loren Beers, Stephanie Smith, Vicki Hams, Caroline Shapiro, Debbie Rosa, Maria Molnar, Krista Freed- man, Theresa Melville, Lynn Cicdarelli, Lisa Symancyk. Back: Julie Druga, Carolyn Hixson, Lynn Prebish, Lisa Bennett, Denise Beddoe, Sue Rinde, Maria Buonomo, Ana Packard, Kathleen Walsh, Lori Severance, Sue James 22 RIFLES AND . . . Row 1: Kim Molyneaux, Lisa Syman- cyk, Kim Krzyzewski, Karel Harvey, Kris Smith, Lynn Pencek, Lisa Strausser, Shauna Leonard Row 2: (enm Cammarata, Nancy Krmenec, Beth Timpko, Vicky Dyer, Linda Jen- nings. Paige George, Maria Stacconi, Lynn Benedetti. FLAGS 2 Row 1 Mary Wilcox, Cathy Drosdick, Michelle Somers, Anne Coughlin, Laurie Dyer, Karen Cenfetelli. Linda Warnes. Barb Drosdick, Betsy Bottino, Row 2: Coreen Benham. Brenda Sypher, Laurie (ennings, Renee Totten. Michelle Mundy. Lisa Roma, Lisa Tomik, Claudine Paccio. Heather Hankey, lanelle Terpack, Lori Avery. Row 3: Lisa Bates, Karen Kopl. Kim Whitehead. Adrienne Wood, Renee Putrmo, Elizabeth Simpson, loan Bender, Kim Prebish. Michelle Castigiione, Melissa Witham. Row 4: Ann LaFuze. loan Monachello. Becky Blackwell, lulia Prymack, Marybeth Hill, ludy Perkins, Karen Titti, Chris Karl. Erin Wales, Terry Sawchuck. Tina Marshall Chris Zayak. Alicia Hanyon 2. Keeping in step 23 NATIONAL ECNCP SOCIETY Row 1: Laura johnston, Loretta Fendrock, Carol Lamb, Debbie Steenburh, Dave Kellerman Row 2: Marika Briggs, Heidi Bender, Kathy Maltbyf Vicki Harris. Betsy Bottino, Al Wildrick, Kevin Wrenner, Frank Janecek. Row 3; Bruce Shamulka, Cheri Brunner, Mary Ann McLaughlin, Linda Hope, Peggy Panasuk Row 4 jane Hill, Felix Klauser, Karen Colapietro, Ann Battle, Mike Romanowski, Mary Freedman, Debbie Witt, Matt Michaels. Berme Zwirble Row 5: Debbie Oplinger, Maria Buonomo, Loretta Panicda, Dave Spillman, Penne Ripic, Milo Brunick, julie Bock, Maria Vetrano, Elaine Zacheis, Chris Sawchuck, Brian Pish 24 INDUCTION OF MORE NEW MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS Heather MacFarland Karen Cenfeteli 1 Val Mancie Angela Cocozzella Michael Masiowski Cathy Ebbers Karen Mott Eric Emerson Michael Mouillesseaux Paul Fauty Chris Paccio lames Findley Gayie Palka Steve Fulk Debbie Rasile Eileen Hanrahan leff Shepardson Eric Hills Lisa Symancyk Beth Horton Laura Terpack Kevin Hutchinson Pete Wassel Kathy Klish Chris Wasser Kim Konecky 1 Kris Krawczyk Tom Wright 25 U-G POLITICIANS from the 9th District Anthony Alari, Caroline Ripic, Rob Beebe, Cathy Borchers from the 10th District Michelle Metz, Gail Poochigian, Beth Seliga. 26 from the 11th District Row 1: Vince Conzola, Vice President, Francine Spmelli, Secretary, Kathleen Walsh, President, Tresa Shearer, Treasurer from the 12th District Beth Horton, Angela Walsh Milo Brunick, Paul Fauty talk about it... talk about it Discussion Club joins the pages of the Thesaurus this year as a new club It was founded by Humberto Cordero as an organization that might attract students to speak their views on controversial topics and as a chance for students to develop their skills in debating They discussed topics which varied from abortion to Polish Solidarity, from the educational system to Nuclear War Many teachers also attended the meeting adding to the interesting conversation which was mediated by Mr Sudick MEMBERS: Top Row — Dennis Delonge, Eric Emerson, Amit Dave; Next Row — Nicholas Bon journo, Kevin Wrenner; The Rest - Mark Bricker, Hum Cordero, Kathy Boytim, Tim Colgan. 28 AMATEUR RADIO CLUE The Amateur Radio Club consists of members who are interested in radio, electronics, and worldwide com- munications. The radio station in room 368 has provided a mode of communication between the members and other radio operators on every continent. Operating activities and preparation for F.C.C. license exams are discussed at the weekly meeting. OFFICERS President — Tim Colgan V.P. — Kevin Wrenner Treasurer — Matt Michaels Secretary — Dennis Dejonge Row 1: Dennis Dejonge, David Judkovics Row 2: Rick Eggleston, Ion Baldwin. Row 3: Eric Emerson, Kevin Wrenner, Tim Colgan, Matt Michaels, Mr. Lichstein, Adviser. 30 31 Chw''2t A«l M -« l+s � bovi a crap $a « � V) ? Setter, So r Uks -Hm, aw-a- out M'S ;o , a ; Havain ( sore Uecr, d c pie i Kcv Wen f' l H V� , , � „4 dbuo SwctHsfK c caHo ere never r c nV 4o b t ir«cUr- •Otf-W £S; jb)H enn.MSu Viorjoy-apVer- TfcVer 6o $K Si eo - i, e $| cHt Orehctfra - UipoU - Qe a S� rr« Vt ( «' f e a'.te- m,ti un wn Kt , S 77, V A .ug? -i°f Vy j a+y O U r -'•• •‘It- %f'! • (V f S 0 £ � fTt. e 1p M Z,- “ t , ' £ «y ot-J. W6 p« u - - 'S 4 s ,. 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''Shut, H VU OOjS . -a- '?aWla' t£T != JBU eftr rector' THE ©CCD DCCTCR by Neil Simon and the Drama Club the cast studies hard for a performance In early December the Drama Club presented Neil Simon s hilarious and thoughtful comedy THE GOOD DOCTOR The play is about a writer and the characters which he conjures in his mind DAVE HAMME played the writer, the dentist, and the seducer of other men's wives; PAUL CROOK, the sneezer; KIRK ENNIS, the general and the banker's assistant; SUE BOYER, the general's wife; TERRI BABUKA. the shy governess and the sneezer s wife; NICK BONGIORNIO, the priest with the toothache and the unsuspecting husband; KATHA FAUTY. the seduced wife; HUM COR- DERO, the drowned man and the boy about to have his first experience, KIM UTTER, the amateur actress; KYLE CHADWICK, the band official and the father who buys the boy his first prostitute; REDA GARRETT, the crazy lady with a doctor's certificate; and HEATHER FORSYTHE, the prostitute. DRAMA. CLDC The advisor of the Drama dub is Mrs. lames The president is Reda Garrett; vice-president, Bev Kovacs; secretary, jakki Brunner; treasurer, Jakki Brunner The Drama Club acquaints students with drama both as actors and actresses and as an audience. They have performed The Good Doc tor in December, and in the spring they wilt go to New York City to see a professional performance on Broadway, Row 1: Jakki Brunner, Row 2: Reda Garrett, Sue Boyer Row 3: Charlynn (ones, Pam Walling. Elmer. Mary Zavatto, Bev kovacs, |im Farrell, unidentified, Giovanna Delbrocco, )ohn Bragaglia, Donna Renner, unidentified, Chns Guiglielmi, Karen Kriswalus Row 4 Nancy Bernardo, Susan Tregaskis, Nick Bonjourno. Paul Crook, Andy Kovacs. Teri Babuka, Katha Fauty, Kim Utter, Pam Eck, Shannon Roma, Lisa Bates, Loretta Fendrock, lennifer Cepeda, Lynn Pencek, Kyle Chadwick, Mamie Savage rcy club Row 1 Tim Ferencik. Norm O'Neil Milo Brunick, Steve Smith, john Brown, Bob Lane, Liz Lyon, Patty Oplinger, Wendy Wrobleskj Row 2 Geri Florini, Linda Hope. Nancy Bracaglia, Penne Ripic, Scott Dengler, Eric Hills. Chns Fusco, Marika Briggs, Loretta Paniccia, Anne Papagelis, Carmen Petrille Row 3: Randy Babicek. Kathy Klish, Denise Burnard Sandy Roma, Carolyn Sylvestri. Chris Krawczyk, Vikki Harris. Mary Freed man, Beth Horton, Laura Terpack, Eileen Hanrahan, Nancy Har- tung, Caroline Hrusecky, Lisa Prikazsky, Mary Ann McLaughlin Row 4 Nancy Oplinger, Paul Fauty, Jerry Lawton, Mike Mouillesseaux, Brian Hollister, Rob Tiberi, Mark Flint, Ed Moran, Tom Zaiek, Tim Cromie, Marci Murdy, Kevin Hutchinson, Deb- bie Steenburg. Debbie Oplinger Row 5: Laura Poyneer, Bar bara Comnmos, Amy Yager, Julie Pembleton, Sue Wood, Sue Murray, Maureen Tye, Michele Woods, Ann Battle, Heidi Bender Row 6: lanelle Terpack, Lynn Pencik. Stacy Strain. John Borgna, Mike Masiowski, Dave Katleski, Scott Burkholder, Scott Silkman, Rich Wyatt, Dan Gilroy, Tim Mayers, Mary Beth Hill, lenntfer March, 36 The Key Club is a service organizaion for the com- munity and the school. The club is planning a pediatrics party. They will also collect for UNICEF. Apples were given to the teachers by the Key Club They will engage in many other projects to help make the community better. They are also planning a trip to South Fallsburg, Penn- sylvania, to elect next year's District 4 officers. At the meeling they educate next year's members and of- ficers of the existing dub. The club's advisor is Miss Coccetti; the president is Mary Freedman; vice-president, Kris Krawczyk; secretary, Vicki Harris; treasurer, Laura Terpak; public relations, Beth Horton. 37 KXY CLUB Each year The Kay Club tries to do some kind of community service. This year they plan to give away food baskets, babysit at the BC open and hold the Sadie Hawkins dance for the student body. There are about fifteen members and you must be a female to be a member. The president of The Kay Club is Myra Bligh; vice-president, Tami Macko; secretary, Laura lohnston; treasurer, Lisa Symancyk, The advisor is Mrs. Manker. SHOWN HERE Row 1: Joann Kopcho, Tina Evans, Jackie Mallery. Row 2: Michelle English, Sue Boettger, Cindy Ellis, jennifer Harris, Laura lohnston. 38 AI Colvill, Tam Weyer, Dennrs De longe, Dave Taylor, Bernte Zwirble, Laura lohnston. Cilles Pecqueron, Amit Dave, Charles Pecka, lohn May lock, not pictured CC-CP AM Row I Andrea Sowka 2: Becky Cipolla, Theresa Morton, Mary Ludden. Row 3: Mary Ellen Shirley, Carla Butchko Mary Ann Romanosky, Karen Sariti, Maureen Guarnteri PM Row 1 Sue Todd. Beth Dixon, Holly Ulmer. Row 2: Patricia Bikos, Denise Burnard, Karoline Sylvester, Beth Ryman. Row 3: Rita Hillis, Geri Florini, Melissa Silvestri, Karen Blaskiewicz. INDUSTRIAL AWARENESS AM Row 1: Cheryl Wrobleski, Lisa Van Bramer, Bernie Colonna. Row 2: Stephanie Hughes, Thomas Fisher, Maureen Cowell, Pete Wassel, Barb Dickson, Mark Zeccola, Donna Renner. Robert Liburdi Row 1 Heidi Bender. Tim Colgan. Lisa Prikazsky, lane Hill Row 2: Penne Ripic, Kevin Wrenner, loe Paolageli Row 3: Caroline Hrusecky, Andy Tewsbury. Pat Muggeo PM FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to offer students a chance to see and observe other people and places of another culture. They would like to visit Montreal in the spring to see things of historical in- terest. To raise money to go to Montreal they will sell candy and stationery; they will have a car wash and bake sales. The advisor of the French Club is Ms. Hunt; president, Nancy Hartung; vice-president, Penne Ripic; secretary, Elaine Zacheis; treasurer, Cheri Brunner. To be a member you must be a sophomore, a junior, or a senior. Row 1: Kathleen Walsh. Elmer, Pam Walling, Maureen Seliga, Ronnie LaCourse, Valerie England Row 2: Ten Babuka, Molly Clune, Caroline Hixson, Doreen Reed, laclene Scordino. Row 3: Ms. Hum. Patty Oplinger, Elizabeth Lyon, Bob Pettit, Linnea Calzetont, Krista Freeman, Christi Paccio, Mary Ann McLaughlin, Elaine Zacheis, Cheryl Wrobleski, (akki Brunner, Tara Rumby. Jill Collison, Ten Baldwin Row 4 Colleen O'Hara, Lynn Kurkoski, Amy Kile Cheri Brunner, Nancy Hartung, Kathy Kane, Shari Shultz, Maria Vetrano, Vicki Pozzi. Row S; Scott Myers, Greg Cook, Vince Con- zola, Cathy Tomaine, lane Wilson, Martha Farrell 42 SPANISH CLUE The Spanish Club plans to hold an international dinner, to have a picnic, and various other fund raising activities to support their trip to New York City, On their trip they will experience the educational and cultural aspects of New York City. The Advisor of the Spanish Club is Mrs. Edwards; president, lane Hill; vice- president, Donna Herman; secretary, Chelly Somers; and treasurer, |ane Hill. Row 1 Sandy Dulkowsky, Sue Boyer, Reda Garrett, Paula Farrell Row' 2 Beth Timpko, Angie Somma Row 3: Gaudine Paccio, Lisa Williams, Jackie Casella, Cathy Peake Row 4: Barbara Comninos, Mrs, Edwards, Donna Herman, Chelle Somers, |anp Hill. Pat Neary. Row 5 Paris Horan, Tim Zembek, Liz Mumaw, Rita Hillis, Kathy Papa, Donna Sterlacci. 43 ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club promotes and fosters the Italian language and culture. They are planning a trip to New York City to visit Little Italy. When they go to New York City, they plan to do activities dealing with the art, language and culture of Italians Mrs. Wahila is the advisor; president, Karen Colapietro, vice- president. Tina DePalo; secretary, Laura Johnston; treasurer, Maria Min- na There are about fifty members; and to be a member, you must be a present or former student of Italian. Row 1: Sue Bush Row 2: Michelle Castiglione, Teresa Loprinzo, Kris Fiacco, Liz Giordano, Beth Winchell, Maria Stacconi. Row 3: Diane Koplin, Mike Martini, Lynn Orlando, Beth Alun- ni, Carole Zwierzinski. Row 4; Mrs. Wahila, Nancy Bernardo, Maureen Reed, Luisa Funari, Gina Caminiti, Paula Landers, Pat Salamido. Row 5: Maria Minna, Laura Johnston, Karen Col- apietro, Tina DePalo, Regina Hall. Rita Julian. Row 6: Giovanna DelBracco. Lila In- man, jeanine Sautro, Maria Shara. Lynn Pencek. Lis Symancvk. Row 7: Daniel Libur- di, Terri Martone, Lisa Bates, Tom Panella, John Carlini, John Fetsko, Katha Fauty. 1 Waiting for the bus to pick them up. 2, Going to see another part of N.Y.C. 3. Getting some pointers for sight seeing. 4 Taking a picture of his hotel room 5. Fine dining. 6. Taking the first step in N Y C 7. Pointing out directions. 8 The Italian Club posing tn N.Y.C. Sh NOT OPEN ORCHESTRA 1st Violins: lennifer Cammarata, Nancy Oplinger, Kelly Wood, Karel Harvey, Judy Chen, Cathy Borchers. 2nd Violins: Michelle Moody, Michelle Simpson, Brian Yusko, Chris Laskowski, Jonalhan Baldwin, SusanneBond, Emogene Brinsko. Violas: Matthew Newby, Lynn Pencek, Gina Wood Cellos: Karen Kriswalus, Lila Inman, Lisa Titti, Lisa Bates Bass: Ray Besemer, Amy Tewksbury Piano: Nancy Oplmger Guitar Michael Shipway Trombone Laurie Repinecz Flutes: Penny Rowe, Patty Oplinger Oboe: Rhonda Orrtnger Clarinets Steve Crimmins, Jadene Seordino Trumpets: David Kryzewski, Steve Butterworth French Horns Holly Ceccherelli, Diane Brown Bassoon Laurie lobst 46 CONCERT CANE) FLUTE Maureen Tye, Lisa Cuffaro, Patty Kelly, Pat Bucek, Wendy Miller, Elizabeth Simpson, Carolyn Hixson, Cheryl Wrobleski, Diane Giacovelli, Karen Kopl, Kim Whitehead OBOE Bernie Zwirble BASSOON Cindy Walker, Mike Manning, HORNS Barb Dtefendorf, Mike Bartol, Nancy Kremenec, Ted Seigle, Karel Harvey, lim Findley, John Rittie CLARINET Laurie Jennings, Chris Sawchuck, Liz Mumaw, Kathy Ebbers, Kathy Roytim, Karen Cenfetelli, Jean Farley, Heather Miller, Kim Krzyzewski, Karen Titti, Ann LaFuze, Lisa Symancyk, Adrienne Wood, Sue Wood, Chris Vieyra, SAX Debbie Rasile, Cathy Miller, Laura Terpack, John Briggs, Michelle Hoke, Alysse Kulikowski, Lori Avery, Chuck Szczesny TRUMPETS; Joe Roche, Laura Arthur. Tom Natoli, Ken Krzyzewski, Brian Hoke, Jerry Rutkowski, Steve VanNocker, Tom Ritz, loe Mancini, Eugene Richmond. Larry Bridge, TROM- BONES Laura Repmecz, Laurie Dyer, Chris DePersis, Pans Horan, John Bates TUBA; Donna Bruhnke, Marty Kopcho PERCUS- SION Peggy Panasuk, Laura Johnston, Fran Rossi, Chris Allen, Chris Huck, Mike Ziemba, Dave Kellerman, Barb Drosdick 47 OBOE R Orringer, FLUTE: C, Benham, S Bush, J Casella, M. Castiglione, E Gofran, L lennings, M Lane, M Lindsey, K Molyneaux, L Onufer, P Oplinger, P Rowe, M. Serowik. | Shattuck, T Slama, S. Stephens, L. Vasicek, C VanBurger, M. Witham, CLARINET | Brooks, E Campbell, S, Crimmins, P, Day, T Farrell, C Hamil, K Kubisa, L Kurkoski, E Maas, T Marshall, K. Nezelek, J Scordino, L Chandanais, SAX; T. Beers, D. Dinardo, A, Krmenec, G. Malloy. BASSOON; L, lobst, TRUMPET: R Budnovitch, S. Butterworth, C. Carlson, M Creamer, T Klish, D Krzyzewski, T. Loprinzo, K. Melmer HORN: D Brown, H Ceccherelli, M Molnar, T Redolphy TROMBONE: S Fenty, D Teed BARITONE J Pembleton TUBA L. Iones DRUMS: M Bidwell. P Salamido, D Senft MALLETS: L Bishop, D. Kellerman OBOE Becky Blackwell FLUTE: Julia Prymak, Lori Annis, Debbie Oplinger, Karen Svrcek loanne Thompson, Kim Prebish, Vicky HelseL Sharon Ambaruch. Renee Reverte. Debbie Garguilo, Debbie Peake, Lynn Benedetti, Cathy Conoran, Wendy Kozecke CLARINET: Rita Julian. Nancy Cuomo, Janelle Terpack. Debbie Stupka, Jeanine Sautro, Michelle Maxson, Arren Horan, Mark Murphy, Erin Wales, Joan Monacheilo, Lynn Budnovitch, Renee Totten, Gretchen SenfC Teresa lannon, Teresa Buffum, Chris Malak, loanne Kopcho BASSOON Cindy Walker. Michael Manning. SAX; David Fusco, Lynell Faling, Mark Kotasak, Carolyn Dearborn, Myra Vanlnwegen, Rob Rodstedt TRUMPET: Jerry Fitzgerald, Karen Dawson, Brian Zechman, Bnan Orzel, Chris Hankey, Mike Miklos, Paul Dolphin, Leigh Plank HORN: Shauna Leonard, Chuck Benson, Kathy Goodwin, Barb Dietendorr TROMBONE Mark Davison, Frank Barta, Chris DellaPenta, Chris Sprague BARITONE HORN Scott Carlson, lohn Sholtis, Chris Vaber TUBA Phil Watkins, Glen Dolphin PERCUSSION David Duguid, Mike Juozitis, Todd Zembek, Bill Edmunds, Bob Guilfoyle, Eric Henchey KEYBOARD Tom Kellerman. The Tigereye publishes a newspaper for the entire student body. It gives the staff a chance to gain knowledge of newspaper production, and gives students a chance to express themselves. There are between twenty and thirty members, and there are no restrictions on membership This year the co-editors are Eric Emerson and Kevin Wrenner; typing editor, Tim Colgan; feature news editor, Cindy Walker; sports editor, Keith Krech; layout person, Tom Wright; business manager. Sue Levere; and the advisor is Mr. Archer. TIGEREYE 1 Row 1 Eric Emerson. Sue Levere, Tim Colgan Row 2 Cindy Walker, Kim Tirko. Laura Johnston. Debbie Rasile Kevin Wrenner Row 3 Berm Zwerble, Utra Jefferson. Nancy OpSnger. Keith Krech. Eileen Hanrahan, Liz Lyon Row 4 Val Mande, Kim Konecky, Hum Cordero, Patty Optnger. Rhonda Omnger Row 5: Debbie Kiemle, Ken White. Kim Knight. Peggy Panasuk Row b Ron Baboka, Matt Michaels, Kim Bard, unidentified. Tom Wright, Fred Bessett. Tim Zembek Cathy Boytim 2 Interested readers 50 M4TliLETE$ Row 1: Amit Dave, Dennis Delonge, Felix Klauser, Karen Colapietro, Eric Emerson, Tim Colgan, Chris Sawchuck, Kevin Wrenner. f w Mathletes is for students who are interested tn math and enjoy working on challenging problems and competing with students from other schools The math contests are on the local, state and national levels. There are seven to fifteen members and there are no restrictions on membership. The advisor is Mr. Goodnow, and the president is Felix Klauser. SAMPLE PROBLEMS The number 452 means 4 1(P+5 101+2 if the number system base is 10. In the province of plus. The numbers are written in the base K. One of the seniors in their high school buys a car for 440 funny money units (FMU). Since he has lots of money (FMUS) he gives the seller a 1000 FMUS back in change. What is the base K? Given the equation a-’-ka+fk--1)4=0 Find the dif- ference between the larger root and the smaller root. 51 HISTCRy CLUB The purpose of the History Club is to aid the school staff and local historical societies whenever needed and to provide a forum for outside of the classroom learning of history and social studies from time to time, but the main purpose is to organize and carry out a spring trip of historical and cultural significance. This year's trip will be to Boston and Sturbridge. Massachusetts The main ac- tivities of the club will consist of fund raising drives. The major objectives on the trip are to visit at- tractions of historical significance, such as the U S. Constitution, the Freedom Trail, the Kennedy Library, and the Museum of Science They are also planning to spend a full day at Sturbridge Village. The History Club consists of one hundred and fifty-five juniors and seniors under the supervision of Mr. Archer and the dubs officers: president. Shannon White; vice-president, loan Slahuka: secretary, Maureen Cowell; and treasurer, Kathie Maltby. Row 1: Lisa Strausser, Lynn Benedetti, Kim Konecky, Val Maride, Kim Knight, Unidentified, Nora Athawes, Kristi Heg- gelke, Mary Ellen Klish, Kris Fiacco. Row 2: An Kolanda Nan- cy Bracaglia, Carmen Petrilli, Carl Kriger, Tom Zayak, Dave De Morat, Sue tames, Krista Freeman, Tom McGuiness, lohn McAndrew, Kim Whitehead Row 3: Sandy Roma, Kathy Klish, Linda Warnes, Leigh Spillman. Chris Dowd, Stephanie Smith, Kathy Walsh. Mike Cronk, Dan Ingraham, Vince Con- zola, Ed Santelli, Beth Horton Row 4 Kathy Maltby, Carole Hunt, Barb Fitzgerald, Heather McFarland, Michele Woods, Maureen Tye, Chris Ryczak, Donna Ciecboski, Lynn Kauc- zka, Shannon White, loan Slahuka, Lynn Hickey, Eileen Hanrahan, Lea Gentile, Vicki Harris Row 5 Lisa Titti, Carolyn Shapiro, Angela Roma, Francine Spinelli, Valerie Scanlin, Mary Ann Somma, Maureen Seliga, Don Smith, ‘Elmer,’' Steve Seliga, Ed Moran, J.T, White, Rob Tiberi, Ann Coughlin, Deb Witt, Mary Torfibio, Liz Dellapenta, Brian Murphy, Mr Archer Row fe Chris Fusco, Sally Serkiz, Ann LaFuze, Heidi Herr, Annette Serino, Marybeth O'Brien, Nan- cy Cuomo Kelly Fionm. Amy Garringer, Pam Watting, Lisa Trofibio, Tim Cromie, Brian Hollister, Kris Krawczyk, Tami Alari, Mary DeSanctis, Jodi Dinga Row 7: Sue WaJczyk, Sharon Green, Kathy Kane, Sue Arnold, Maria Marsh, Shari Shultz, Loren Beers, Carolyn Hixson, Molly Clune, Kathy Ruane, Colleen Rynders, Melissa Sylvestri, Terri Klimchuck, Marybeth Gunter, Kathy Tarncone, Ang Walsh, Karen Donegan, Leanne Svercek, Beth Dixon. Row 8 Val England, Sandy Procari, Donna Hermann, Monica Onufer, Melissa Petrilli, Jill Phillips, Nancy Evans, Maria Moinar, Ana Packard, Dave Zevan, Diane Starring, Colleen Rahn, Carolyn Cinotti, Sean Speicher Row 9: Robyn Zarzinski, Beth Cornell, Tony Dreux, Ron Babuka, Mark Stewart, Jim Keough, Jerome Fritsch 52 1 i 5 = yL:| = f p| || f M The Varsity Club works as service organization. It promotes respect for the letter winners and good sportsmanship. Also it supports the Athletic program at Union-Endicott High School. The Varsity Club is sponsoring three covered dish dinners for all of the varsity athletes. They will also sponsor special educa- tional trips and picnics for the members. At the Open House and at athletic events, the members will act as hosts and hostesses by maintaining a concession stand. For the individuals and organizations that support the Union-Endicott High School ■ athletics, courtesy gifts are provided by the club There are between fifty and seventy members in the Varsity Club. Member- ship will be given to any varsity award winner. The advisors are Mrs. Honnick and Mr. Sylvester. The president is Nick Pic- ciano; vice-president, John Coudriet, secretary, Lisa Prikazsky; and treasurer, Debbie Witt. Row 1: Paul Me Andrew'. Todd Lambert. Row 2 Kathy MaStby, lulie Bock, Chris DePersis, lilt Collison, Julie Witt, Lisa Bates, Lisa Titti, Betty Hashem, Margaret Sullivan, Lanssa Bachura. Row 3: Eileen Hanrahan. Maureen Tye, Maria Palombo. Christine Ryc- zak, Michelle Woods. Maggie McDermott, Angela Walsh, Becky Menichetti, Heather McFarland, lodi Dinga, Kathy Walsh, Carol Lamb, Sally Brown. Row 4: Milo Bamick, Cathy Hanaftn, Linda Wortman, Donna Herman, Sue Arnold, Kris Krawczyk, Nancy Hartung, Lisa Prikazsky, Cheri Brunner, Maria Vetrano, Kevin Hutchinson. Scott Myers, Al Wilsrick. Row 5: Bruce Shamulka, loan Slahucka, Sandy Roma, Fran Spinelli, Enc lankowski, Ed Moran, Butch Smith, Nick Picciano, Steve Seliga, Brian Hollister, )im Wilson, Rob Tiberi, Brad Hill, lohn Coudriet Row 6: Ann Papagelis, Debbie Witt, Colleen Rahn, Carolyn Cinotti, Debbie Rosa. Dan Gilroy, Eric Hills, Mark Flint, Dave Katleskt, Bob Lane, Dan Ingraham. Row 7: Kim Prebish. Teresa Melville, Dino Dutcher, Dave Fuller, Shawn Speicher, toe Druga, John Ripic, Randy Babicek. Jerry Lawton, Glenn Ervin, Paul Fauty, Dan Babcock, Bill Woods, John Mankus, Bill Hoke, Chris Bachura, Cheryl Harding 53 WINTECGLACD On February 20 in Morrisville. and on February 27, in Vestal, the Winterguard represented U-E in area competitions. Although they didn't win, they practiced their routine, which was to music by ELO, and per- formed very well They practiced on Mondays and Thursdays in the Broad Street School gym under the direction of Mr Keith Stock Vicky Dyer instructed the girls and taught them their routine Laurie Dyer and Karel Harvey were co- captains of Winterguard this year Vicky Dyer, Joanie Bender, Jennie Cammarata, Karel Harvey, Laurie Dyer, Laurie lennings, Judy Perkins, Kris Smith, Kelly Wood, Lynn Pencek, Nancy Krmenec, Lisa Strausser 56 Row 1 Nancy Cuomo, Beth Seliga, Mary Beth O'Brien, Heidi Herr. Maureen Seiiga, Kathy Ruane. Mike Portland. Nikki Sangiuliano. Sue Bush Row 2: Patty Oplinger. Sally Brown. Donna Herman, Ronnie LaCourse, Amy Durr, Maria Minna. Denise Montanano. Shan- non Roma Bev Kovacs, unidentified. Julie Pembleton Row 3: Amy Garrmger, Debbie Witt, Shaun Speicher. tecki Menpr etti, Angela Walsh, Karen Donegan, Heather McFarland. Maggie McDermott, Milo Brumck. Beth Horton. Paul Fauty Row 4: Jinn Sbarra Tresa Shearer. Francme Spinelli, loan Slahucka, Colleen Rahn, Debbie Rosa, Theresa Melville, Rob Tiberi F.ri Moran. Steve Seliga. Brad Hill, lohn Coudrtet, Ann Battle, Tim Zembek, Dino Dutcher Row 5 Maria Marsh, Kim Whitehead, Maria Molnar. Mary reeman, Chris Fusco, Nancy Bracaglia, Betsy Bottino, Lisa Symancyk, Colleen Colonna. Mary Ellen Prach, Caroline Shapiro, Lynn Orlando Man Moret in Row 6: Renee Revette, unidentified, Liz Giordano, Tina Marshall, Sandy Dutkowski. Lisa Bates. Nancy Oplinger. Laura lohnston, Maria Staccont, Kim Knight, Jakky Casella, Beth Alunni, Terry Barta, Kirk Ennis not pictured. 2 and 3. Student Government members inspecting a new item to sell Your High School is in these hands? 57 58 1. Row 1: Debbie Pitcher, Karen Kriswalus, Loretta Fendrock Row 2: Cathy Boytim. Laura lohnston, Myra Vanlnwegen THE REED The Purpose of the Reed is to help students express themselves in poetry and prose, which will be published at the end of the year. There are about ten members in the Reed and there are no restrictions on membership. Even if you are not a member, you may con- tribute your work to the Reed. The officers of the club are Loretta Fen- drock and Myra Vaninwegen. They share all of the responsibilities of president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer. The ad- visor of the Reed is Mr. Lippman. Debbie Rasile - Alto sax, Laura Terpack - Alto Sax, Cathy Miller - Tenor Sax, Michele Hoke — Tenor Sax, RobRodstedt - Baritone Sax, Alysse Kulikowski — Baritone Sax, Maureen Tye - Flute, |oe Roche — Trumpet, |oe Mancini — Trumpet, Mike Bartel — Trumpet, Ken Krzyzewski — Trumpet, TomNatoli — Trumpet, |im Findley — Trombone, Laura Repmecz — Trombone, Laurie Dyer - Trombone, Chris DePersts - Trombone, Frank Barta - Trombone, lohn Bates - Trombone, Karen Colapietro - Piano, Kyle Chadwick - Bass, Dave Hamme - Guitar, Peggy Panasuk - Drums, Shannon Roma - Vocal 59 JAZZ MEMBERS SAXES; David Fusco, Debbie Dinardo, Tiffany Beers, Myra Vanlnwegen, Alysse Kulikowski, Gerry Malloy FLUTE; Becky Blackwell TRUMPET Laura Arthur Steve Vannocker, Tom RfU, Jerry Fitzgerald. Larry Bridge TROMBONE Phil Watkms PIANO Patti Kelly, Kelly Wood BASS: John Sates, GUITAR lim Findley DRUMS Pat Salamido. Mike Ziemba JAZZ III MR. WEBER: CONDUCTOR SAXES: Ann Krmenec, Sharon Ambaruch, Steve Crimmins, Chuck Szczesny, Jaclene Scordino. TRUMPETS: David Krysewski, Brian Zechman, Karen Dawson, Tom Klish, Steve Butterworth. TROMBONES; Mark Davison, Phil Watkins, Chris Vaber. PIANO: Laurie lobst. BASS: )ohn Bates. GUITAR: Chris Wasser THESAURUS THE STAFF: Standing, from left to right; Terry Dermody was brave enough to take on the drudgery of the index and also helped out on other parts of the book. Bill Woods - Photography. Bill Hoke - Editor of Photography, arranged for sports, candids, and faculty portraits to be taken. Donna Herman provided much help in the ad section, which helped keep the cost of the book down. Lynn Peacek — General staff. Lynn Benedetti - General Staff. Renee Revette - General Staff. Kneeling in the back; John Hand created the layouts of the Underclassmen section, put the section together, and organized the taking of the underclassmen portraits. Jennifer Cepeda, General Staff. Sue Levere wrote and typed the copy in the Activities section. Sitting on the steps; Kathy Walsh did the Faculty section and set up the faculty portraits Luci Schweckendieck was co- editor of the entire project. She also worked with Donna on the Advertisement section and typed a great deal Above Luci's left shoulder is Kim Knight who was on the Photography staff. On the floor; Donna Renner, treasurer, was our keeper of records and money counter Donna worked with Luci on the ad section. Humberto Cordero, Co-Editor of the entire project, did the opening and closing sections, the student life section and the Activities section Hum also helped put together the senior section with Kathy Walsh and Angela Walsh (not pictured) and designed the cover. Chris Angulas was the assistant Photography Editor. He took many of the sports pictures and worked with Bill Hoke in taking the Student Life photos. In the bottom picture, the new' members are, starting from the left side: Tracy Redolphy, our newest member, who was on general staff and designed the Homecoming page. She will be a good addition to out staff next year — General Staff. Tera Wolfe who single-handedly put together the sports section. Mrs. McLain — the Advisor Mrs. Cerasaro — Business Advisor 62 WE EC IT ALL LCR yen. We do Every move we made towards the completion of this yearbook was done in total consideration of what you would have liked to see We heard you wanted a bigger book. so. we gave you 24 more pages than last year's 272. this presented a problem We had to keep the pnce down We sold advertisements in the yearbook to area merchants in order to be able to offer the same price as last year, SIS, for a bigger Thesaurus Each picture on each page was picked from many saniiar pictures About one of seven photos taken are picked Also, how the page appears to the eye — layout - is governed by strict laws on the placement of copy, pictures, and headlines Most of all, this year we considered what you most wanted to see. We asked questions, and. when we got an answer, we acted on ft Through the year we’ve seen ideas drafted and many were thrown away We consider this year s book an experiment or sorts All the ideas that were fed to us we tried to use in an attempt to produce a different yearbook When we gave you your receipt in October we were hared by each one of you to do what would be best lor your money. If we've done a good job. Thanks and You re Welcome 63 VC ST4PF PHCT€GP4PliECS WIN CP HONORS Every year Varden Studios sponsors a Yearbook Workshop for Editors and photographers. The school pays to send three Thesaurus staff members to this three day session of classes, lectures, presentations and other activities at the University of Rochester Over the three days, the photographers took thousands of pictures. At the end of the workshop they submitted what they thought were their best photos Chris Angulas entered these two in the contest and captured the trophy in the Best Sports Action Photography (top) and won the Best Photograph Taken in the 1981 Workshop. This is the first time in the ten year history of the Workshop that a person has won two categories. Also • • • Bill Woods, a senior, submitted a close-up shot of a French horn to the Scholastic Art Contest. It won a Blue Ribbon and a Gold Key award in the Regional Art competition. It is now in New York in a national level competition r-pMP 65 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Darrel! Alexander William Babuka lohn Ballard John Bales Robert Bennett Julianna Bock Stephanie Bohunicky Betsy Bottino Marika Briggs Donna Bruhnke Cheri Brunner Milo Brunick Maria Buonomo Christian CamadeHa Angela Cocozzella Karen Colapietro Timothy Colgan lames Dengler Eric Emerson Paul Fauty Loretta Fendrock Steven Fulk Daniel Gilroy Vicki Harris Jennifer Hausamann Jane Hill Eric Hills Kevin Hutchinson Frank lanecek Laura Johnston David Kellerman Felix Klauser Kim Konecky Andrew Kovacs Kristine Krawczyk Gerald Laudato Randall Lee lohn Little Katherin Malt by Valerie Maride Michael Masiowski Maryann McLaughlin Matthew Michaels Karon Mott Scott Myers Deborah Oplinger Christine Paccio Margaret Panasuk Brian Pish Lynn Price Susan Rinde Penne Ripic Tracy Rogers Michael Romanowski Christopher Sawchuck Stephen Seliga Bruce Shamulka Michael Sinicki Steven Smith David Spillman Van Stedman Debra Steenburg Lisa Symancyk Linda Vannocker Maria Vetrano Christopher Wasser Albert Wildrick Annette Williams Kevin Wrenner Cheryl Wrobleski Elaine Zacheis Mark Zeccola Eric Zechman Bernadine Zwirble Colleen Zwirble n®®i mmw Since 1955 the National Merit Scholarship Program has been conducting scholarship competitions which over the past 26 years have resulted in the awarding of about % t million in Merit Scholarships to students of high academic calibre The number of Merit Scholarships available in a particular year is determined by grants from corporations, foundations, business organizations, and colleges and universities All finalists are considered tor one of the $ 1,000 one-time scholarships. About 3,500 finalists will win four-year Merit Scholarships Every student qualifying as a finalist, as well as those commended by the Merit Scholarship Program, has good reason to be proud of this accomplishment which is evidence of his outstanding academic ability. FINALISTS Betsy Bottino Marika Briggs Susan Rinde David Spillman Albert Wrldrick SPECIAL COMMENDATIONS Darrell Alexander lohn Ballard John Bates Chris Camadella Karen Colapieiro Loretta Fendrock Frank lanecek Laura Johnston Felix Klauser fay Laudato Matthew Michaels Karon Mott Margaret Panasuk Michael Sinicki Debra Steenburg Lisa Symancyk Linda Vannocker Christopher Wasser Kevin Wrenner Bernadine Zwirble HOMGCOMIMG1981 68 mis section by ra Wolfe On Nu nber 6, the Union-EndicoU Yestal football game, asm does each year, stirred up local athletes, studentfipnd parents alike in an obsessive furor and spirit Of Compton which captivated the Southern Tier This game clearly demonstrated the appeal and enthusiasm for high school sports in our community SPORTS ARE FUN. Fans love to watch them; athletes love to participle in them. They are beneficial, too sports allow young people to become involved and to be :ts ARE SER together, deve They teach athletes to work team and school spirit, and teach them discipline and msponTihtftty. even help them stay in shape Overall, sports are an extracunicutar activity which makes education very much more interesting for students in high school. V X R $ T y r € € T E A L L 4 1 Here tome the Tigers1 2 Mark Flint and Carl Knger watch the action from the sidelines 3 Coaches Bart Guccia, Russ Nicosia, Fran Angelme, Tony Romeo. Ed Foil 4 Row 1 — Chns Pavlovich, Al Cerutti. Nick PKCiano. Don Smith, Dtno Dutcher (captain) Bruce Shamulka, Bob koban, Eric lankowski Tony Mikucki Row 2 - Paul Buiocchi, Gary Anderson, Glen Ervin, Mark Kohler, Mark Flint, Bob Norris, |im Land, Mila Brunick, Erk Hills Row 3 - lohn Anderson, Larry Hanaftn, Doug Malarkey, Jason Marshall, John Borgna, Dan Gilroy, Marty Etkenrode. Matt Palombo, John Stefimak, Paul Fauty Row 4 - Greg Cook, Dave Zizak, Al Pedley, Dave fiacco, Dave fohns, Mark Kaziauskas, Mike Watts. Teddy Felton, Tony Quaranta, Andy Hopko, Fred Ackerson Row 5 - Carl Knger, Vince Gonzola. Todd Tomanak Pete Rieg. Tim tromie, Marty Fisher. Ale Rita, Tim Burch, Rick Hobert, Tim Cassidy, ken Marshall Row6 — Steve Hover, Tom Patrick, Dave Decker, Tony Romeo. Bart Guccia, Head Coach - Fran Angetine, Ed Folli. Russ Nicosia, Kevin Ennis, Paul Bagget 72 Fe VERY BEST,1 is in the most 'This greatest c Tigers to be from behind teagv fearlv reason l rtnir « the U f. ranker iiqoe group the Orai - m Jjhe $tdl atWrWR fe They |Q Lnt always reprl K MANNER shj DtCffTY UMlL ItY,jjRIDE and AOjJEVEW We «ve extremely RKfifL’l of them1 Coach Angeli i ,' fact, the the state. Black with the past few ■ Captain - Dino Dutcher Most Valuable Player - Al Cerutti Bill Starring Captain's Award - Dino Dutcher Most Improved Player - Paul Buiocchi Best Offensive Lineman — Dino Dutcher Best Offensive Back - Bob Koban Best Defensive Lineman — Butch Smith Best Defensive Back — Dan Gilroy Team Player — Mark Flint Best Attitude - Tony Mikucki And Nick Picciano Sportsmanship — Chris Pavlovich Most Courageous — Gary Anderson Most Unsung - Bruce Shamulka Contributed Most — Glen Ervin Highest Academic Average - Milo Brunick 1 Coach — Fran Angeline Captain - Dmo Dutcher 2 Who recovers the fum- ble' 3. VH-C-T-OR-Y! 4 AJ Cerutti — another six points' 73 1 Row 1 - Tony Ferraro, Dan Geisenhof, Ted Horby. Rich Avery, Gene Roma, Renato Roma, Kurt Felton Row 2 - Pat Duffy, Ben Allio, Chris Danton. Sombat Peterson, Dave VanAuken. Walt McMahon, Row i - Steve Kingdon, John Mandni. Dave Ripic, Joe Mott. |im Lavin, john Haddock. Tom Havd Row 4 - Maunee La Fuze, Jason Lesko. Tom Foster. Mike Dudinyak Mike Haggett, Errol Trudeaux Row 5 - Coach Tidiek. John Carfini Mike Osborne. V nee Spinelli, Sam Battaglim. Coach Miller 2 Kurt Felton gets ready to kick the ball 3, Rich Avery Hope he doesn't lose it! 4 The team watches from the sidelines 74 TEAM A - ROW I - Scott Hemenway. Tony Rinaldi. Ken Kasprzak, Mark Loposky, lohn Weston, Rick Hover, Richard Aylesworth, Mark Seversky ROW I - Bob Edwards, Barry Gocrid. Lee PetrolawKZ, Lonnie fnders, lerry Maloy, terry Smith Paul Veruto, left Balmer, Rick Markert ROW S - lohn Fiacco, David Bridge. Shawn Sprague. Bob Bebee, |im Bowers. Ron Romanosky. |obn Spdlane. Dale Alexander. Jerry Hillis, Rodney Aylesworth, ROW 4 — Coach Consol, Lran Cacoafore Rob Sander. Mike Crounse, Mark Wescott, lohn Conti, loe kimmef Tim Northrup, Patrick Hillis, Scott Weybrecht. Doug Roman, Coach Hoyt r Team R - Row I - Lou PetriM. Sieve Reigles, Pat Bernardo Mike Lewis, Greg Fiacco. Thomas Pasquale. loe Barmak, Mike Sementelli. Eddie O'Neil. Michael Williams Scott Shafler ROW 1 — Rob Zarzynski, Clint Densmore, Mike Oplmger. Mike Bucci. |oe Bilek, lames ToNack. Lyle Trudeaux. Dale Halt. Pete Malloy, Pad Munley, Chris Bucmell ROW 4 - Vince Spnnger, Coach Rose, Ronald Moulton Jim Lake. Al Rundle, Rob Downing, Greg Osborne. Make Harasta, George Watkins, Tony Affaiato, Rob Wesko, [ion Rogers Tony Longo, Coach Truillo, Chris Mayers 75 V A E $ I T y $ © c c E E r the only division I teamlo heat Nor- ifng thej5Pf� fflsaporfflWuring regula- te.1 Afte ving ifyher all, Jhe boys ended the STAC divtsiotrstanding Coach Materie 2 Row J — Todd Lambert, Al Wildnck ROW 2 — Dave Zevan, Rhett Smith, Ed Moran, Rob Sturm, ROW i — Steve Strollo, Andy Thiele. ROW 4 — Shawn Anderson, Brian Sartholomay, Rich Eynard, lohn Mohl, Tom Quest, Mike Portland, Shawn Kerins ROW 5 - Tom McGuinnesy Chris Lewis, Dan Babcock, Mark Murphy, Dave Reynolds, Chris Mertrns, John Mankus, Steve Hartman, Rob Strollo, Coach Materese, 2 Co get it Steve! 3 Tom Quest passes the bafl 4 Rich Eynard kicks the ball into play 76 U.E. Opponent 4 ui. Elmira Free Academy 0 2 1 Mdin £ ffirJwpW Binghamton 7 1 1 Vestal 3 3 Ithaca 1 2 Norwich 1 0 Oneonid 3 6 Seton Catholic Central 1 2 Johnson Qty 1 4 Susquehanna Valley 2 1 Maine Endwell 5 1 Binghamton 1 1 Elmira South Side 2 4 Horseheads 5 2 Chenango Valley 0 0 Vestal 4 0 Ithaca 6 4 1. Keep it moving! 2 Captain At WiJdnck works on a point 3 What Form A Who going to get the ball first? S Creat kkk lohn! 5 77 J V $ € C C E E I f°r !he 10 COme 10 h,m 2 the bd,) off a� dtn’ 3 ROW 1 im Schamlkow, Ul.se. Penaherrera. Pat Salamido, Joe Beaudom Keith Krech. ROW 2 - .m Kesler. Jim Mankus N no D Angleo. Mike Price. Paul Linko, Cary Ede, korky Murphy ROW J - Angelo Alimonti Scott Hughes, Chris Worley, Rob Rostedt, Mark McQuade, Lee Barta, Dave Cowan, Rob Mills, Coach ScaLzo 78 5 4-13-1 record. Ten of the players will move up to varsity next year. We expect a large turnout from the Middle School, hopefully improving our program. Coach Scalzo w I Mark MtQuade works on a pomt 2 Pal Salamido - whai a kick' 3 A frghl for the ball 4 A few more feet for a goal, get going guys” 5 A race for the baft 79 L $ $ € C C E 1 Catch that ball! 2 And the ball is off' 3. ROW 1 - SaBy Brown, Martina Rangel, Elizabeth Hasbemm. Margaret Sullivan, Barbara Markulm ROW 2 Susan Boyer. Michele Picciano, Theresa Foster Lisa Tttti. Suzanne Goguen ROW i - Maria Tokos. Pamela DefSetro. Elaine Demer, Christine Bachura. drea Majka ROW4 - k die Quest, Lynnell Filing, Kellie Burns, Amy Shelton, Lartssa Bachura ROW 5 - Coach Peckham, Debbie Montanan 4 Ua passes to a teammate 5. Get to it girTsI 80 UE 1 Ithaca 3 4 Maine-Endwell 0 5 Owego 0 0 Vestal Cold 5 1 Susquehanna Valley 1 4 Set on 5 0 Vestal Gold 2 0 Oneonta 0 0 Ithaca 1 4 Maine-Endwell 0 3 Owego 0 2 Vestal Gold 4 0 Susquehanna Valley 0 1 Seton 3 0 Vestal Gold 3 0 Oneonta 3 4 1. Co get it kelly’ 2 Martina Rangel passes the hall from the sidelines 1 Thata way Elaine' 4 Look out. OF A1 Here we come' 5 81 1 Mike Sinicki, Jim Chapman, Dave Wolfe, Bob Koban, Joe Druga, Rich Juodaifis, Coach Tarncone, Emil Seliga, Shaun Kerins, Dave DeMoraC Shaun Speicher, Dan Metzinger, Frank Fetsko. Andy NezeJek, Jason Watts, 2 Dan Metzinger shoots a jump shot. 3. Shaun Kerins makes an attempt at two points. 4 Get it in there, Joe! : team did d greatfob all year long,dben friougri if vwas an inex- perienced tean ft had the lowest defence average in the History of STAC They helci tj fa opponerrts under 40 points of each game.' Coach larncone 7 8 9 1 Captam Mike Sinickl shoots a foul shot. 2 Dave Wolfe on the foul line 3 Emil Selrga takes the ball down the court 4 Dave DeMorat goes in for a layup 5 Emil Sekga passes to a teammate. 6 Dan Metzmger taps it in 7 Andy Neaelek takes it up strong 8 Joe Druga sets up a play 9. Nice shot, Shawnf J V E a $ k e t b a I I This year's U.E TV team worked very hard and achieve a great deal. Ihere was tremergouf individual and-team improvement as The year progressed this is a team of the future; and a a varsity team, they will con- tinue the fine basketbalffrapition at U.E.H.S. Coach Tfhir 3 4 1 Row 1 - terry Rutkowski, Paul Linko, Tom Patocheck Row 2 - Coach Tchir, jay Kuhn� . Gen Roma, Greg Prusia, Scott Moyer, |oe Murray, Bob Patter- son. Mark Saunders, Doug Walton. Tm Mat ko )tm Yoest, Gary Hope 2 Mark Saunders makes a jumpshot 3 Scott Moyer makes an attempt at two points 4 Joe Murray makes a shot 84 1 Ocg Prusu on the foul line 2 Bo him out 3 Nice shot. Scott 4 Get it in there 5 Let's hope he makes it b Catch it, Mark 85 e i r I $ V a r $ i t y E a s k e t b a I I U,E OPPONENT 53 Vestal 45 47 Mai ne-End well 62 86 Elmira Free Academy 33 55 Binghamton 40 46 Ithaca 34 65 Oneonta 36 62 Owego 53 58 Seton 52 65 Susquehanna Valley 38 73 Chenango Valley 51 59 Johnson Gty 36 65 Norwich 25 68 Vestal 45 62 Maine-End well 32 65 Binghamton 47 64 Elmira Free Academy 37 69 Owego 42 39 Ithaca 45 This yea s team consisted of many veterans — • Jodi Dinga and Larissa Badiura have ,t%eryin thj gam ipr tcur yiifars, TyniT Kobary Shannon A hite, Barb Dickson and Chris LiePer- f( sts for three years Our team has been second for the last four years, and it is a fitting ending for the seniors to finally have taken it to first place in our divi- sion this season. jfl Coach Noii|on 2 a 1 flow J - Lynne Koban. )odi Dinga Row 2 - Karen Best, Coach Norton, Shannon White Row 1 - Elaine Denser, Sheila Haight, Anna Valachovtc. Maria Geisenhof Row 4 — Stacey Wyatt, Barb Dickson. Chris DePersis, Larissa Bachura. Roberta Magnante 2 Captain - lodi Dinga 3 Captain - Lynn Koban. 86 UE OPPONENT 26 Vestal 19 13 Maine-Endwell 42 45 Elmiia Free Academy 31 26 Binghamton 37 51 Ithaca 8 75 Oneonta 16 39 Owego 27 22 Seton Catholic Central 21 41 Susquehanna Valley 15 27 Chenango Valley 45 24 Johnson City 35 43 Norwich 9 32 Vestal 47 26 Maine-Endwell 40 31 Binghamton 44 42 Elmira Free Academy 27 43 Owego 42 34 Ithaca 19 This year's Feheley and This is the first on the team The MVP and 7, Lisa the Captains, eighth graders £ 1 Row 1 - Cathy Peake. Teresa Loprmzo, Cheryl Mosher, Mansa Caiiint, Debbie Montanan Row 2 - Michele Wolfe. Kathy Melmer, Liz Erie Row i - Brenda Kilgore, Patli-lo Mooney. Kris Enckson, Coach Havel, Kathy Erickson, Kathy Markulin. Usa Fehely G i r I s J V E a s k e t b a I I 87 88 1 Manager - Kathy Walsh 2. Row 1 - Sean MacFarland, Don Menrisky, Karen Davis, Tom Darpino, Dave Hettinger Row 2 — Dave Duguid, Coach Lucia, Kathy Walsh, Bryan Hoke Row 3 - Bill Hoke, Chris Angulas, Scott Turner, Tim Dougherty, Bruce Dalebout Row 4 — Dave Fuller, John Coudriet, Kevin Hutchinson, Bill Woods 3. Dave Fuller does another great dive 4. john Coudriet does a practice start 5 Bill Hoke in the fly. First Team STAC: 2001 M and 100 Free - Kevin Hutchinson 100 Fly - Bill Hoke 400 Free Relay — Scott Turner, Bill Woods, Tim Dougherty, Kevin Hutchison Second Team STAC 200 Free — Tim Dougherty Diving - Dave Fuller 100 Fly - Tim Dougherty 500 Free — Bryan Hoke 200 Medley Relay — Scott Turner, John Coudriet. Bill Hoke, Bill Woods 89 1 Ml Woods in the breaststroke 2 Scott Turner finishes the backstroke 3, Chns ngulas shows off his fly stroke 4 Let s go, guys' 5 Hi there, kevmf a i r I s $ w i m m i n a VI. OPPOSED! 53 Marne EndwgH 30 120 Ithaca 52 50 Binghamton 32 58 Chenango Valley 25 118 Vestal mM -54 110 Norwich 62 52 Oneonta P 31 53 Maine Endwell 30 Horseheads 84 1 ? Chenango Fork4; 55 56 Vestal 28 119 Binghamton 53 60 Ithaca 25 121 Elmira Free 51 Academy 1 1 ROW I - Ren Haller, Becky Menkhelti, Debbie Sleenburg. ROW 2 - Shari Day, Healher Macfarlarxi. Maggie McDermott, Angela Walsh ROW 1 - Cheryl Harding, Michele Woods, Kim kopec, Chris Ryczak. Maureen Tye. Chris Ma ck R()W 4 — Julie Brooks, Kathy Walsh, Beth Bor chers ROW 5 — Ula Inman, Coach Lucia. Julie Ryczak 2 What a dive! 3 Michele Woods gets ready to start the backstroke 4 On your mark get set GO' 5 Maggie McDermott works on winning the fly f 5 90 This year's team was 14 and 0 Thty also won their third con®utive Sectional and STAC Championships. This year the team unofficially placed second at the slate championship. Renee Hatter was the M VJ Nine school records were broken this year . Hkl 3 Heather MacFarUnd starts another lap 2. Keep going, Ang! 3 Becky Menichetti shows off her breaststroke 4 A dose race 5 Julie Ryczak swims the freestyle 6 91 This was a very good team, we were number two in sectipn tour and ST. AC. Coach Osborne 2 1 Mark Smith works towards a UX victory 2 Captam and MVP Brad Hill 3 Captain and MVP - Leigh Spillman y 3 92 31 Ithaca 24 23 Maine Endw 38 19 V«l H? , 39 37 Ithaca 20 Third Place Chenango Valley Invitational Fourth Place — Johnson City Invitational Second Place - Sto k-Conwick Invitational Second Place — Montrose Invitational Second Race — Secuon 4 Championships 1 1 ROW 1 - Rick Buco. Kim Gance, Mary Ben Prath, Leigh Spillman, Marla Farrell, Chris Sawchuck ROW 2 - Matt Michads, Dave Prosman. Dave PrusakowsJa Bdl Cunningham, Dave Heck, |im Toth, ROW I - Ken White. Jason Walts, Steve Sefcga, fcm Wilson, Brad Hill, Mark Smith. Coach Osborne 2 keep that pare going Bill1 93 Bem� e Herteg lines up for 1 hot 2 Captain and MVP Mike Tzivanis 3, Tough day on the course 4 WhatFormf This year’s U.E. Golf team was an in- experienced team that matured throughout the year. They became ery. competitive by the end ot the season, and finished with tough wins over Horseheads and Ithaca This is a team of the future, that will be competing for next year's STAC and Section IV titles. Coach Tchir L . OPPONENTI Binghamton 233 Owego 265 Ithaca i 208 194 JohJISn Ci 214 Mainp Enflwell 202 Chenango Valley 235 SetonCatholic Central 244 Bingham on 197 Owego 225 Hor heads 217 Ithaca 223 Vestal 198 i 1 tow ? — kevtn Savage, Mike Tzivaras, Ed SanteAi, Bemje Here eg, Dave hryck, Ed Maykxk, Mike Slahucka ROW 2 - Steve Gainer, Fran koroset, Emil Seliga, Mike VanVestrout, Tom Markulin, John Lamb 2 Don't MissT 3 Go to it, Ed? 4 Hey. Where did it Go' 95 € y s V A $ T y E € W L N e This year's team had a 12 and 2 record. The All Star teams were: First Team — Mark Ship- man and Anthony Salvatore; Second Team — Mike VanVestrout. Mark Shipman set a new STAC average of 225. 1. Row 7 - Mark Shipman, Mike VanVestrout Row 2 - Coach Sever, O I Avery, Enc Williams, Dante Popok� . Tony Salvatore 2 Mike VanVestrout shows his form 2 UE OPPONEN 3 Owego Free Ac ademy 4 Vestal I 0 2 Maine-Endwell 5 5 Binghamton 2 Susquehanna Valley 0 7 Chenango Valley 0 Johnson City 0 A Oneonta 3 Set on Catholic Central 0 Owego Free Academy 0 Vestal 0 Maine-Endwel 0 5 Binghamton 2 Susquehanna Valiev 0 Seconi Section IV - STAC t 96 Seton Catholic Central Owego Free Academy Vestal ■■ Maine Lndwell Binghai Susquf anna VSpey 7 This year's learn had a 13 and 1 record, ending up as STAC champions. 1 Row 1 - lim Pribuhck. Todd Church, Brian Quanne Row Z Tim Honrwck, Paul Casiuk Brian Dengler Mark White, Coach Sever D € y $ j v E © W L N G 97 ■ S V A $ T y c € W L N G This year's team had an 11 and i record. The All Star Teams were as follows: First Team — Maria Shara and Camille Quenell; Second Team: Cindy Walker. The cap- tain for this year was Kelly Murphy 1 Row 1 — Koleen Murphy, Kim Ryan, Keilt Murphy, Ctndy Walker Row 2 — Camille Quenell, Stacey Schoonrnaker. Maria Shara, Coach Sever 2 Maria Shara gives it her best 2 Ui. OPPONENT Owego Free Academy 0 Vestal 0 2 Mame-Endwel) 5 Bingham! on 5 Susquehanna Valley 0 C henango Valley 0 Johnson City 0 Oneonta 0 Seton Catholic Central 0 Owego Free Academy 0 2 Vestal 5 5 Maine-Endwefl 2 5 Binghamton 2 5 Susquehanna Valley 2 Second Section IV - STAC 98 U£ 7 1 5 7 7 7 7 OPPONENT (Kvego Free A ,«1emy 0 Vesial 0 Maine End well 2 Binghamton 0 Suvquphanna Valley 0 Chenango Valley 0 Johnsdb City 0 Gneonla 0 SetonCMhok Central j a OwegoFree Academy . 3 Vestal 0 Maine Endweti A 0 Binghamton iff 0 OHS M 0 t This year's team was undefeated with a 14 and 0 record. These girts became ST AC champs. 1 Row 1 — Wendy Swartz, Valerie Osier, Gayle Walker, IColeen Murphy, Kristen Kalb Row 2 - Coach Sever, Kim Ryan. Debbi Rinde. Lynn Budnovitch. E € W L N G I 99 3 1. What a hold 2 Roy LaGer gets a good grip on hts man 3 Will you took at that tangie-upp 4 Rod Cole attemps to make a come back 4 101 J V w r e $ t I i n g 1 Row I “ Mike Maione, Pat Salamido, Ed O'Neil John Conti, Bnar� Burnett, lohn Sorochmsky, Mike Sementeto, Kyle Zandy Row 2 — Tony Rinaldi, John Denmon, Brian Kilgore, Rick Pit km, Dimo Peirtlli, Don Roger , Jim S harnikow Row 3 — Renato Roma, Ulises Penaherrera, Jett Rivet, Paul Dolphin, lohn Conti, Bill Roberts Row 4 — Anthony Ferraro, Lee Bart a, Greg Getsenhof. Mike Haggeti, Frank Cacdatore, Coach lacovazzi 2 Get him. Mike! 2 102 UE OPPONENT 33 Owego 24 42 Chenango Valley 21 60 Binghamton 12 64 Seton Catholic Central 6 63 Johnson City 6 63 Oneonta 6 31 Norwich 30 6 Vestal 40 57 Mame-Endwell 8 48 Ithaca 3 51 Susquehanna Valley 12 66 Elmira Free Academy 0 t Tony Ferraro works on a victory 2 John Sorochinsfcy will get his man 103 6 1 Tracey Redolphy on the uneven bars 2 Linda Means - don't fall off! 3 Theresa Melville makes a turn on the beam 4 Look at that form' 5 Usa Prikaszfcy does a leap on the beam 6 Me Witt does a routine on the uneven bars 7 Captam and MVP — Kim Kopec 7 105 L $ T E N N i U.E Opponent 2 Ithaca 5 2 Norwich 5 3 Seton Cathok Centra) 4 3 Owego 4 4 Vestal lr 7 1 Susquehanna Valley Binghamton (I 6 1 Maine Indwell 6 3 Chenango Vafley 4 6 Johnson City 1 4 Left to Right Minnie Hanrahaa Jackie Toole. Mina VonVoss, Marta Vetrano, Nancy Hartung, Nicki Sangiutiano Sue Wakzyk. Cheri Brunner, leanne Metz, Mary Coigan lulie Witt, Tami Macko Coach Drobny 2. leanne Metz and Mina Von Voss on their way to winning STAC alKtars doubles 3 U E 's winning form 4 Nicki Sangiulianodemonstrates her forehead 106 1 Chert Brunner shows off her backhand 2 Maria Vetrano working towards her victory i Good Luck Minnie11 4 Mma VonVoss — What Form' 5 That is determination if I ever saw itf 107 a r $ i t y € l I e y b a I l U.E. OPPONENT 1 Greene 2 2 Ithaca 1 t Vestal 2 2 Maine-Endwefl 0 T Owego 2 0 Binghamton 2 54 points Afton |ohnson City second place 2 Greene 0 2 Susquehanna Valley 0 0 Chenango Valley 2 2 Gneonta 1 1 Johnson City 2 2 Susquehanna Valley 1 2 Norwich 0 1 Ithaca 2 1 Vestal 2 2 Maine-EndwelJ 0 1 Owego Free Academy 2 0 Btnghamton 2 2 Corning West 0 1 Chenango Valley 2 3 1, Ondy Rangel runs to retrieve the ball 2 Paris Horan jumps to get the bail- 3. An excellent serve 4 Row 1 — Cindy Rangel. Lynn Ctcciarelli, Ellen Herd rickson. Marybeth Hil, Paris Horan, Theresa Ferencik Paula Zacheis, Lynn Sansky Row 2 — Fran Rossi, Coach Marshall, Sue Rinde Row 3 — Mane Patombo, Mary Wilcox. 108 UE. OPPONENT 1 Greene 2 0 Ithaca 2 2 Vestal 1 1 Maine £ndwell 2 0 Btnghamton 2 1 Owego 2 0 Chenango Valley 2 2 Oneonta 0 1 Johnson City 2 2 Susquehanna Valley 0 1 Norwich 2 2 Ithaca 1 2 Vestal 1 1 Mame-Endwell 2 2 Owego 0 0 Binghamton 2 4 1 Row f - Usa Roma. Debbie Micikavage, Afleeft Rossi, Sharon Richardson. Maureen Hanafm Row 2 — Ruth Corbm Sofie Emikson, lisa Machalek, Pam DePietro Row i — Coach Wendeta, Renee Puirmo, Nido SanguiJyno. Chris Karl, Cheryl Williams. Jennifer Sean 2 Ruth Corbin serves 3. Nicki Sanguilyno watches her teammate hit the ball 4 Get that ball1 J V V € I I e y b a I I 109 E € € T E A L L C E E E F L E A E I N G This was the second sum- mer the girls attended the All Star Cheerleading Camp. While at camp, the girls received various ribbons, the most improved squad, and the most spirited awards, plus the Grand Champion trophy, the only squad in the area to win this. We would like to thank the girls for be- ing an exceptional squad, who demonstrated great cooperation and enthusiasm to U.E. and our terrific foot- ball team. Coach Carpenter Coach Romeo U-E H.S. TIGERS 4 1-2 The girls get in to th� e pre-game dance 3 Carolyn Cinotti, Francine Spmelli and Maria Fitzgerald gei ready for the big game 4 ROW J - Bernadette CoJonru, Anne Papagelis. Francine SpinellL Row 2 - Tina DePakx Carolyn Gnorti, Maria Fitzgerald ROW 3 — Donna Herman, Sandy Roma, Kris Krawczyk, Joan Slahucka, Sue Arnold 110 w - -. r� t h that Dianne starring' 2. A little louder girls! i Isn't that a nice greeting' 4 Nice cheer girls! 5 Sue Arnold and Maria Fitzgerald pose for our camera lit a r $ i t y € h e e r 1 e a i 3 1 The giris watch from the stands 2 The girts start the halftime dance 3. Row 7 — Heidi Herr, Karen Donegan Row 2 - Kathy Ruane, Lrsa Syman- cyk Row J — Krista Freeman, Colleen Rahn Row 4 — Rene Poochtgian, Maria Molnar, Michelle Somers, Manbeth O'Brien Row 5 - Carolyn Hix- son, Maureen Setiga 4 Great cheer, girls!1 112 113 J V c h e e r I e a d i n g 2 1 Row 7 — Beth Seliga, Deifdre Cordero. Gail Poochigian, Mary Mayers Row 2 — Barb Drosdtck, Colleen Colon na. Beth AJunni. Michele Met Row 3 — Ronme LaCourse. Moira Donaldson, Chris Balan. Coteen Gallagher. 2 Ronnie LaCourse in a time-out cheer 3. The perfect ending to a rough cheer 4 What a cute ending! 4 114 1 Barb Drosdk heads the cheer 2 Cheer them on. girts! i Keep going. girts 4 A Iti tie louder please 5 Great cheer' b The girls do a fantastic time-out cheer 1. Don't worry, it's almost over 115 H € C r E y % This years season record was KHH. Veteran team players returned his year to a team competed of.toafjy urHjJprda frVmr we p '3mgngplhe f5 l(Q sc ferstfh the league. While Mike Watts was amWhg the top 3 goaltenders in the league. Jim Mayers was the captain and Mark Blaha was the MVP for this year. 116 1 Binghamton Chenango Forks Vestal Valley Chenango Valley 1 Row l - Cary Ede, Ed Moran, N ck MiHard, Make Watt , Mike Judd, Joe Bamiak, Jeff Wassd. Scott Sylvester Row 2 - Coach Gargano, km Mayers Mark Blaha Chris Camadetla. lohn OLorenzo. Pete Wassel, Scott Gelatt, |oe Mayers, Mike Slahucka Assistant Coach Pero 2. Go get em 3. loe Samtak gets control of the puck 117 118 119 This is a new addition to the format of the UEHS Thesaurus The staff thought that maybe the yearbooks of the past were a bit dry; they were filled with cold facts, old ideas, and not much emphasis was placed on students out of school. This section was added, along with other changes to the yearbook, in order to spice up and change the direc- tion of a previous one-track yearbook It includes some of the images which seemed to be most common in the after-school life of UE students In 1982 Portable Stereos ghetto blasters , Brooklyn Briefcases , Cahas , or just Boxes — were in everyone's hands or Sony Walkmans were strapped around their heads Unfortunately it seemed that as soon as someone bought his dream box , |VC, SONY, or PANASONIC came out with something new like a song scan or 2 short-wave radio band built in which made your new box absolute Suddenly it was no longer the best and you had to either live with it or go out and buy another This, along with blank tapes at four dollars apiece and six Energizers for nine dollars, made maintain- ing a box an expensive habit But it seemed it was a habit teenagers could not do without To finance this habit, to help pay the high tuitions for college, and to pay for gas, hobbies and other enter- tainments, some kids took jobs at local businesses The majority of the laborers worked in fast-food stores like McD's and Wendy's. Those in co-op programs worked at IBM the first or second half of the school day. Then there were those who did baby-sitting, mowed lawns, and lived off their parents In the contest for the title of appliance most used in a teenager's house, there is a tie for first between the Radio and the Phone As long as there's someone home and the T V 's not on, the radio will almost always be blastin' away, turned to one of three stations WAAL. 3WT, or WMRV Get off the phone, I gotta call someone!! How many times did your siblings cut in on your conversation with this ineffective one-liner? The Phone (capitalized for per- sonification) is used for a variety of reasons. On the telephone romances are gained or lost Parties are con- trived (we regret there are no party photos) Weekends are planned, gossip is spread, and homework is finished So, this is the new section in the yearbook If you like it. we'll do it again next year If you don't, we ll still do it, on- ly better Enjoy. 125 an hour, a day, a year, a second, can I be so blind to let it slip my senses, fool my heart? have 1 lost a second? what a fool, to have so much time to live . .. ah, but there's where TIME and 1 have struck the deal: 1 let TIME pass, take my days and my sleep, shell have my life when she asks, all this and I ask her to let me remember; let me save some pieces of the times I allow through, let me have the memories of the days Pve spent here, among the ones I’ve come to love i i ii .i j 130 CURRENT President Reagan's first year in office . . . tax cuts . . , Supply side economics . . . Hostages home after 444 days in Iran . . . Royal wedding of the century, Prince Charles and Lady Di. . . Pope John Paul III, gunned down in Rome . . . Mehmet Ali Agca . .. Mediterranean fruit fly .. . Reaganomics. . . David Stockman in The Atlantic Monthly Interview . . . Sandra Day O Connor. . . Wayne Williams . . . Indiana Jones. . . General Dozier, for 42 days prisoner of the Red Brigade . .. Fernando Valenzuela and his screwball. .. 1983 projected budget deficit, 152.3 billion dollars . . . Japanese freighter sunk by American submarine in China Sea . . . Rubik's Cube . .. Assassination of Egypt's president, Anwar Sadat. . . Space shuttle Columbia . . . Trouble for ERA . . . Ringo Starr's black silk knit tie sells for $450 . . . Paul McCartney's upright piano goes for $17,000 .. . Minimum wage to stay at $3.35 . . . Sugar Ray Leonard — sweet champ ... At the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, two sky bridges collapse, killing 113 people . . . Israeli jets blitz southern Lebanon . . . Hepburn and Fonda star in On Golden Pond” . . . Silent film classic Napoleon rediscovered . . . Hotel New Hampshire . . . Reds . . . Bette Davis Eyes . .. Atlantic City . .. Libyan Jets shot down by U.5. over Gulf of Sidra . . . PACMAN ... The Preppie Look ... I Love Rock n' Roll . . . green MGM's. . . HBO, Showtime, MTV ... 2 Baseball Season . . . Raiders of the Lost Ark . . . EVENTS Laker Airline bankrupt, the end of cuf-rafe-trans-Arlanric flights? . .. Headmistress Jean Harris murders Scarsdale diet doctor Herman Tarnower . . . New York's Governor Hugh Carey weds widow Evangeline Gouleras .. . Walter Cronkite retires. . . John Hinckley, Jr., attempts to assassinate President Reagan . . . Strikes at Gdansk shipyards in Poland . . . Solidarity . . . Lech Walesa, top union organizer. . U.S. advisers in El Salvador. . . 9% unemployment. . . IRA's for everyone . . . Clarendon Court, heiress in a coma, the trial of Claus Von Bulow . . . Breakup at AT T. . . Elizabeth Taylor leaves her husband John Warner... Air Florida's Flight 90, bound for Tampa and Ft. Lauderdale, crashes into the Fourteenth Street Bridge spanning the Potomac in Washington, D.Cf killing 78 .. . Haitian refugees riot in detention camps... Air traffic controllers on strike; the President breaks patco's back . . . Guardian Angels protect New York City subways . . . SONY Walkman . . . cloned mice . . . Space Invaders. . . Superbrat John McEnroe . . . Dead: Moshe Dyan; Natalie Wood; Melvyn Douglas, winner of two Oscars; Bill Haley of Bill Holey ond the Comers sold 25 million copies of 'Rock Around the Clock ; Ella Grasso, Governor of Connecticut; Anwar Sodot, President of Egypt; Lowell Thomas, Movietown News; Joe Louis, heavyweight Champ from 1937 to 1949; Omar Bradley, America's last five star general; William Holden; William Saroyan. ENDICCTT CELEBRATES 7 5 YEARS 134 1981-1982 Personui 3) i ary This page has been left for you to write your own current events: your favorite group, songs, guys or girls you've had a crush on, those you've gone out with, your schedule at school, or anything that is memorable to you from this past year In 10 years or less this will be your favorite page in this yearbook. So, fill it up. 135 Kouce 4Jams fexan Jet a ristopker 4 Hen an Da mi M 2 eanna MPi (jury . JnJerion Joseph _ 'Inqulai Jlori Jl nnii TUu jtk awei JU„ u; an i akcock KanJu i aktcek 138 139 ’on na 2, HietiniLi Wimi f utricia B;L 2 ave Sfanco J(a ren eu. iewicz Wra Sifk 140 no Both Bowen Boyer 141 143 Keb ecca Li polio . 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Harold C udiz Uhonald CaroSelta ’onna 2 , Ciechoshi Slngela docozzella Sernadette Colo onna Pa J Crane William Cunningham Wary anctis 172 ru E ari, 2b ickion -Jlnlhony JbiJ ienzo Connie Jbofd Warlin JE)omeneclt oie pit Di Dara DJtc taceo ''on f eda (jarrett Syfvi a Cjenunq ®ck arj Jrand art ne J(alk JJarturifi Jbavid ach Son 173 3 K(i me Ime L Jbuvid J elierman tuna J; At errt 174 175 JL Slimaceia }ranb Sp iec Itou'i cz Jii a J ymancyh ena Bdt Woods Jom lAJright Ckeryl HULL, 176 1982 Clays prettiest Seth Horton 'iffost fJandsome €ric Jdills Sest figure -Lisa Colavito L3est physique Chris pavlovich Wost -Active i f fury freed man Chino Crutcher West Pop Jar Carolyn Cinotti (jury _ Anderson Hhffiest %,Ui, Will £J Woran Class flirt f)enise iCeddoe Wito BrunicL Wost -Athletic odie Chinya Bob -Xoban Class Couple -Andrea flfaione Barry Bowen friendliest jCoretta paniccia Br.i JJiff Class fj rain Karen Colapietro iJrunb anaceh kest Chressed —Annette l l 'illia ms Jbair S)pif$man Class Cyiant Csue Pinde WHe SinicLi Class 'Dfidyet -AllySon fetn jUn BaU Wirror Qazer Penee poochiyan (Xric bunn Wost fafhatiue CL)onna Sat lay (ini f}uL Picciano Clan DU feri Kfimcfuuh Pick Wyatt L3est allCAround 7lfuyyie Ilfc Cher mott J ohn iCoryna Class PowdieS —Anyela %1 alsh Sri an Wlurphy WasI Studious Wuriu Utruno JCevi n lUren ner Wost Jihely to Succeed Sue Pinde Wile Sinichi Class -Artist Chris WondJli Paul fauty Class hliusician Chehhie Pasile jtoe Poche Class Clown -Anyela 71'a Ish C haun Cspeicher I'Host -Aryumentative I}}ary CLSanctis Chon CCmith Cutest fheresa WeUle -AlCerutti Wost School Spirit Waureen Cowell iCrian Wurphy jCovefiest JCochs _Karen Cenfetelli J)aue Slanco jCooniest jCauyh Shannon HAtife Steve .Smith (XI ryCtz CJhellapenta Paul Crane foyyiest Ltrenda Csaunders f any Wihuchi Quietest _AlyStm hrymowshi -AI Cerutti 178 179 TEN YEARSCCNE BY the class of ’82 in 72 can yen Pier them CRT? . . . 1C YEARS fH H NOW Looking ahead to 1992 Ono Dutcher - I'll be a Colonel in the Army; also married with a harem and about 50 kids Dan Babcock - I'll be married with seven kids; and owning the N Y. Yankees Mark Beadom - I’ll be working as a male stripper; married with 10 kids Marika Briggs - I'll be making a lot ol money Lisa Colavito - H be the chief director of personnel ol American Airlines Maureen Cowell - I'M be married to a rich and sexy guy with no kids, and living in a Park Ave penthouse Marty Eckenrode - I'll be married with 4 kids and making at least $50,000 a year Pat Edmonds - I'll be the manager of a muiti-miflion company single with a harem and having Robert Plant play songs for me at night Paul Fauty - Emperor of the World Mark Flint - I’ll be a gym teacher and coach high school football Chns Fusco - III have a B 5 in nursing and pan owner of a bar with Karyn Greco Karyn Greco - I’M be a photographer for Playgirl and part owner of a bar with Chns Fusco Lisa Gasbarra - I II be married and living in the South, and driving a purple metallic corvette Usa Golden - I’M be rich married with 1 kid and Irving n Paris Sara Gregory — I B be independently wealthy married to a rock star and living m a beach-house Eric Hills - Ml be n the Peace Corps, in Africa among the Zulus Beth Horton - I it be working at a Health Care career, with 2 kids, not liv ing in Endicott. but some place sunnv Dave Katleski - I’ll be a beach bum in Hawaii, and the owner of the Cinncinati Reds Mm Land - I'M either be in prison or a cop lames Mann - I'll be marned and a ’Zipper-Head km Mayers - I'll be marned with 1 son and 1 daughter; I'll be Irving in Endicott and working as a private detective, playing hockey, maybe coaching youth athletics and having a good time’ Dorn Mortando - I'll be graduating from college, possibly marned. but rich and rowdier’ Nadine Murowski - I'll be a professional dancer and a Zipper-Head Chris Pavlovich - Living' foanne Petruzi:ei - I'll be a famous commercial artist, married to a gorgeous man with 6 kids. I'll be rich and living in a mansion with servants Marry Redpath — I H be a professional dance teacher, single and living m London Sandy Roma - I'll be marned to a blond Pittsburgh Steeler Beth Sick — I'll be marned to Mr America, and living in Hawaii Mark Stewart - I'M be the President of CBS Record Corporation Henry Tokos — I hope to be out of High School! J T White - I'll own my own hotel - ).T s Nightly Heaven ; abo marned with 2 kids ken Whittaker - I’m going to pin the State Poke and arrest people for speeding Bill Woods - Ml be single and a photographer for Playboy Rich Wyatt - I'm going to be a mechanical engineer at IBM Owego. single and driving a Porsche 928.1 1 be living in a Mafibu Beachhouse (next to lohn Wayne's) for 6 months of the year, and m Endicott the other 8 months with 2 female playboy bunnies as servants 183 iB£5 OMi Qjta-n L_ w n 5 7 - Go CU.JGU V xJHr 1 V yi$$ jf , Ak as ioiXx £ SSW f f. L VfJO W ■: f 05 ( . ✓I . Jf 0 $Sv ii . sh 'Pi 7 . s vV; i® A M =5«to 1 Wi CO , . TWE iXVo ■m %im „ QU F 'worn (t'-™)fai ! - $J.t rur U'U'' (JFp « Ql U-lql, ■ £ r ,M 5 ,- v . N1 , s. tjS xisx f °i z Zfhe,6 tfldow?faw. cJM XT' -.. - tL-r3x% ' ” V fV (A , V AAA sA rtAfA ' 0-. W • 54 — VtS h X '% yark. t A . .„., J Ja£ . -£ ? A :ir SVIA J ■ 1 wxVA A A-Jh A fAOVA ,AA WAAA this section designed and executed by John Hand It is amazing how much difference there is between my school in Australia and UE I think the most obvious difference is that we wear a uniform, and around here feans seem to be the uniform My school consisted of 700 female students and no males. This had its advan- tages and disadvantages; with no guys to impress we did not spend that much time on our physical appearance and acted stupid, but we had fun doing it The disadvan- tages are a little more obvious and you can figure those out for yourself Our final year in High School is referred to as Matricula- tion The year's work is geared towards the final ex- aminations for each subject and all students must take five subjects and sit for a three hour exam in each sub- ject The exams count for 75% of your mark and your year's work for only 25%; therefore, most of the em- phasis is placed on your final exam In many Australian schools they have a prefect system. This consists of up to 20 Senior Students who have a variety of duties. They must see to the general ap- Cearance of a student both in and out of school and stop ad behavior The prefects are given many privileges They are voted in by the students and to be chosen as one is a great honour There are just a few examples of the vast differences between two countries thai are so similar - thanks go to Melissa Chapman for this last minute article She's an exchange student from Adelaide, Australia CLASS ' Aller uen Greg JKU hem Alvgre Tracy .Andapso .1 n Chns Linda Anti_ bue TK Lisa Ayes Lori A rv w 4bc-ttAver Terri Babuka Chris Badiura Michele! lube i ■ol nay Mike Bartof Chris Batdorf Paula Bealo Diane Bninar i toanie Bender Penny 3 nnett rl Sue Ber “ Matt Be Ray Be Fred Be Oe Rick Bir DeeBj, Alan Bobier Cathy Boehlert Brian Bonner Sue Bopp frrn Boreffi Kokin Bovvers 188 juniors Cf1983 Rick Boyer Kathy Boytim Tracy Brearley Larry Bridge Km Brooker Karen Brown LaMont Brown Matt Brown Sally Brown lakki Brunner Lynne Budnovitch Tim Burch Lynn Cicdall Matt Cal Linnea C Maria Ca Paulette Paul Casiuk dalli _ i iuk ’ Juniors 189 Lisa duffuro riaCuffaro V Cuomo alron fDaniels t Dave Denifc Davis Wk Divicfcon Karen Dawson '•■ ' .y Dekar leDemef Moral Brian Dengler Jim Denny Chris DePersis Terry Dermody Kim Devine Barb Dietendori Helen Dietrichsen John DiLorenzo Cathy Dockstader Paul Dolphin Chris Dowd Bill Durr 190 juniors Jennifer Eck Valerie England kirk Ennis Nancy Evans Jim Farrell Scott Fegan g ' Jon Fellows Ted Felton Tim Ferencik John Fetsko KrisF Pauli Steve Fraser Todd Freedma Krista Freemai Kerry FulJer Barb Fitzgerald Maria Fitzgerald juniors 191 Karel Harvey Betty Hashem Kristi Heggelke April Herbaugh Bernie Herceg Donna Herman Heidi Herr Carolyn Hixson Rick Hobert ioke :k :o Paris Horan Diane Howarrl Keith Hughe Mic helle Hugh Carole Hui JoAnne lannone Dan Ingraham Karen Isabella Dave lackson Suzanne lames Mark lanecek Dave Johns Kim Johnson Carl Iones Rich luodaitis Kathy Kane Vanessa Kane Tim Keough Neal Kerins Shaun Kerins Dave King Maryellen Klish Wendy Knapp Allison Knotn loe Koban Mark Kohler Marty Kopcho Kim Kopec Karen Kopl |ohn Koutsaris Beverley Kovacs Carl Knger Karen Kriswalus Richard Krizanek Nancy krmenec Mary Krulikowski 192 J juniors Robin Kubfe XndyKutZ Xnn LaFuze CdlLaMonkd Bill Lane Kim Lane Nicole ole Lane Gerard tamos Mfred Latessa xje Levere Chris Lewis fenny Lindloff I om Longo John Loposkv lot Tom Lupo . Dan Lvsak RobeiJ Ma Doug Malarkey t)im Malt by Kris March Tom Markulin Maria Marsh Ken Marshall Diane Martin Robin Marten iris Martindab Mayra Maylocj Dhn NfcAndr w )im McGrath Tom McGuiress Matt McMai us Mary Anne Meir-vk Terri Mecv n Chery l Meyers Karen Moult or� Dario MudB Dina MucHli Bruce Mullen Sue Mundy Mark Murphy Mark Murphy A u ljIoL IHJy � Bob Norns Paula Novelli Karen Oakley Maribeth OBrien fufe O'Day Chris OgoitaSy Colleen O'Hara Todd O'Neil Monica Onuier Nancy Opnhger Gheryi Art Pack Tam Panefti Chris Pari lames Pasto Charles Pecka m a PMf f UlisesPenaherrera Lynn Pemek Tim Penrose Jurfy PHrinc Lianne Perry i=r=Sr? vbp mmt r mv «Ui MK Rob Pinney Sandy Porcart Tony Quaranta Camille Quenell Mark Rando Kathy Ruane juniors 195 AJex Rita Dennis Ri t iburg ► Lisa Rizzt Jeff Rivet Domenico Robert Bill Roberts Roxanne Roberta Nick Rock Bob Rodgers Val Rollo Angela Ro Sue Rough! Marshall Rowley- Chris Rycza Colleen Rynder Ed Santelli Louie Santodonato Terri Sawchuk |im Sbaim Vaiene Scanlin Rich Schoonmaker si aron Schultz Judy Scott Emil Selga Maureen Setiga Annette Serino Sally Serkiz Carolyn Shapiro Tresa Shearer Stevie Shelepak Amy Shelton Robin Shields John Sholtis (Mark Siebert Dave Sinclair Mike SUhuka Becky Smith Mark Smith Patrick Smith Pa ut Smith Rhett Smith [ Michefl Somers Marianne Somma Pete Soultanis Pam Speicher Leigh Spillman Francine Spinelli Lisa Spitalsky Melissa Spoor lohn Stelmak Cindy Strait Kim Struzzen Chris Stull Rob Strum Pete Sulatycke Bob Suhch Paul Summers Wendy Swartz Mike Swetz Lori Sylvester Scott Sylvester Brenda Sypher Charles Szt zesny Maria Tartamella Kathleen Tatich Dave Taylor Lori Taylor Andy Thiele Doug Thomas juniors 197 y' inda Warnes ludy Warren Tammy ia%onWafK Wa Diane Weber Tom WeiskoptT Tom Weyer Mark White Tina Wbi Kim Whitehead try Wilco)A iry Wilcox Williams ye Wolfe Adrienne Wood Greg Wood • • O'. ’Is Wyatt 1 Robbyn Zarzvnski Tom Zayac Matt Zeccola Dave Zevan Kristy Ziegler Dave Zizak Fd ZWk� rzinski luniors 199 Cari Adams teff Adams Ben Atto Beth Akirtni Sharon Amberuch lohn Anderson Shawn Anderson Mark Antenucci Pete Arnold Laura Arthur Jeanne Audino Rk h Avery Bonnie Babb Ifegett O n Baian Teri Baldwin lackie Barbara lee lartu lennifer Bean Brian Beers Greg Bendert Chuck Benson Karen bA Renee Bid well Chris Bilek Tony Birchard Becky Blackwell Mark Blaha Tyler Bloom left Bo 0 John Bodie Kristen Boll Steve B( Mike Bond Brenda Brockway Beth BorChq Rick Borl A Sue Bpyer 204 sophomores or19S4 MarkBrtcker )ohn Briggs Sandy Brokaw Brooker ooks mie Brooks Brown Brown .Bill Ifrunusky Gregory Bryce K k Bucci Patty Bucek Teresa Buffum lay Bunnell Brian Burnett i April Jt ton £ Leriffy Calzetoni fefcmierCarnmerata Dave Capodaglio lohn Carlini Mansa Carlini Tatiana Carlini Scott Cartsen Chris Carnevale Barbra Carosella leff Chace Cam Chapman Robert Cherevko Bob Chermak Kris Chocolaty Anthony Cicciarelli Lynn Cicciarelli Dana Cilley Usa Cody Mary Colgan Dave Collison Colleen Colonna Brian Conant Tom Conlon Gretchen Cook Mike Cook Teresa Cooney Chris Deiiapenta ' DePe Teres DeVita ersis Jill Dinga Rosalie Do Cjenn Dolphin Kellie Dombert Mo ra Donaldson T m !3ougherty Barb lie Druga b Drum Mikejpudinyak Rat ftutfy Dave Duguid Dave Durman Amy Durr Pam Eck Cary Ede lamie Elston Matt Emmons Michele English Chris Erdman Hptde Eschke Tina Evans Hank Eynard Mike Fahen loe Faber Jerry’ Fitzgerald Patty FSnt Tom Foster Kathy Fox Vince Fritsch Jill Fuller David Fusco Colleen Gallagher Mary Jo Gallagher Kim Gance Debbie IO Derrick Garmrre Nadine Garoialo Dan Geisenhof Greg Geisenhof Ed Gem Paige George Patlie Gerthman sophomores 207 208 sophomores Karen Hulbert Teresa lannon Scott Jaworski Laura Jefferson Lisa Jeffery Laurie Jennings Diane Johnson Charlynn Jones Kathleen Joseph Rita Julian Mike Juozitis John Karedes Jo Anne Kaiiczka Mark Kazlauskas Tom Kellerman Pally Kelly Pauiette Kent Scott Kidder Brian Kilgore Steve Kingdon Scott Kimble Tammv Kline John Kocik Joanne Kopcho Diane Koplm Mark Kotasek Brian KovalcNck Wendi Kozecke Patti Kozlosky Chris Kraus Ken Krzyzewski Kim Krzyzewski Alysse Kulikowski ft Ronnie LaCourse Karen LaDue Robin Lathrop sophomores t 20 |im Lavm Lisa Lazarou Steve LeClair Daniel Lee Kew Lee lason Lesko Mark Lesko lim Lester Paul Linko lohn Lo Vicki Lorenz Rhonda Lowe Sean MacFariand Tim Macko Chris Maiack Jackie Mallery Dave Mancini John Mancini Lydia Mancini Marty Mancini Jim Mankus Mike Manning Angela Markovs Tammy Marcy Barbara Markulm Joe Massar Mike Massis Paul Mathias Jeff Mat i Chris Mavrks Michele Max son Mvers hi Maylock Mary McDermott Pai4 McGrath Dottie McLaughlin Waft McMahon Mary McVannan Terri Mee 2 10 sophomores Dorn Mennsky Steve Metritikas Michelle Met Kim Mp a Lisa Mk hael Bruce Mi kefs Cathy Miller Heather Miller I im Miller Wendy Miller Joya Millward Mane Minna Mark Minm KathyWitr-hHI Tim Mitten Elizabeth Moko loan Monachello Lisa Mondelk _ Montanan Patti !o Mooney ier 1 Man Moretiri Michelle Morgan Curt Mosher John Mott Karen MouiHesseaux Scott Moyer Li Mumaw lohn Murphy loe Murray Paul Musa Sean Musoo Tom Natoli Due Nguyen Kevin Northrup L esley Novak Glen Nvce Margaret O'Brien Kevin O Connor 212 sophomores Gary Poyneer Ellen Pratt , Kim Prebish Mike Price Dave Prusakowski ' Greg Prusia Julia Prymak -Mary Quaranta Tom Quest Martina Rangel Maureen Reed Chris Reif Penn feob Gene Roma Shannon RomS I. inch Romanosky Phillip Romeo kelly Rossen Arieen Don Rossman Rob Rostedt Tina Rushanski jerry Rutkowski Kim Ryan Stuart Safford Laurie Sariti jeanme Sautro Mike Savidgt jim Scharn Larry Sch Kim Sc Stacey Schoonmaker Fred Schu( Beth Selig, Lisa Semi Crete hen ®ft ultl Lori Severae e Maria Shara Tim Shellhaffimer Jennifer Shep Terri Shields Dave Shells Ted Siegle Liz Simpson Ian S|ogren Darlene Skiba Tiffany Skinner Andy Smedira Janice Spencer Vince Spinelli Chris Sprague Maria Staccom Dave Stevens Steve Strollo •bbieStupka iaren Svercek Enc Swift )hn Sylvester Rerjee Taraszenski ■ hn Tartamella Elliott Taylor uA Telrt schi rry FerTIpJe He T PHI Thompson Lisa T qmson .-«JJeth Timpko Kenne Totten Paula Tozer W n Iregasi rot Trudeai Kim Utter Randy Utz Anne Valachovic Rich Valachovic Mimi Valera Dave VanAuken Chris Vandermark Dave Varga kim Vassil Eva Walach Erin Wales Darlene Wallan Doug Walton Mark Warren |eff Wassel Holly Waterman 214 sophomores Joe to atkins Phil Watkins Pan YVike Helen Wikman Aaron Wilks Cheryl Williams 1 )ebbie Wilson lane Wilson I lave Wisner left Witt I olie Witt lack Woertler Kelly Wrood Trm Woodard Chris Worley Vasili Vac alis )im Yoest Kim Yurko Kyle Zandy Steve Zappey laime Zarzynski Brian Zechman Todd Zembek Vernon Ziegler 217 Paul At f at aU� Anthony Atari Dale Alexander Angelo Alimonti Chris Aloi loan Alvarez Richard Aylesworth Rodney Aylesworth leff Baker jonathan Baldwin Lisa Ballam leff Batmer Joe Bamiak Brooke Barnum Lisa Bates joe Beaudoin Robert Bebee •v honyBednar Tiffany Beers sueflendert Coreen Benham With Benson Nanc Bernardo Pai Bernardo Ken Bickhajrl Marc Bidwefl I Michelle Bidwell Susan Bikos Lou Bishop Gna Blackman Karen Bobier Sue Boettger fill Bohunicky Suzanne Bond Keith Boras Cathy Borchers Jim Bowers John Bragaglra David Bridge Denise Briggs Emogene Brins ko Me Brooks 220 Freshmen CF1985 Diane Brown Linn Bruce Bob Budnovitch Kellie Burns Susan Bush, blevi tore Tim rka ‘aminlti Elam Campbefl Chris Carhen Brenda Carlson Terri Can lackie Casella Michelle Castiglione Holly Ceccherelli Lori Chandanais ludy then Diane Cilley Rodney Cogswell Karen Colangelo Sue Comninos Michelle Conlon Candace Conrad lohn Conti Kevin Cornell Bob Corter Keith Coty Lisa Craig Mark Creamer Steve Crimmins Kevin Christelli Paul Crook Nino D Angelo Paul Daniels Mike Dardis Tom Darpino Sherri Davis Heather DavisonJ Paula Day Kevin DeJean Freshmen 221 'A A A A A © A ✓ 4 t AT I Lonnie Enders Maria English Kevin Ennis Kathy Ericksen Kris Ericksen Brian Erie Samantha Faber Tracy Farrell Paula Farrell Debbie Fek Kurt Feiton Scott Fenty . Gina Ferro Greg Fiacc John Fiacc Erin Fields PacoFitzger ild Karen Fiana an te Lee Anne h iter Theresa Fo er Keith Frechi Louisa Fun Les Furmanl Johanna FuCo vyn Gaul ott Gelaij tilt Greg oonzatez Barry Gouid Vince Grassi Chris Guglielmi Matt Gutdici Marie Hazen Bob Heck Sheri Heim Cindy Haight Dale Ha� Dan Hall Regina Hall Ray Hallett Colleen Hamil' Bonnie Hamm 1 lim Hammond Heaihw Hankey john Herceg Wendi Hermansen Dave Hettinger £atrick Hillis Kkelli H Erie ■ ; l. • Lpnp Halo ska Penr ttonnitl yver fill Howard I Wiliam Howard Mary Howe y A Hl am Lila Inman Laurie lobst Pete owa Lind nines Ni IDA □an lot Mike David ludkovich Kim luodaitis Barry Kane Chris 224 Freshmen T x'jr Ken Kasprzak Debbie keile iim Kester Amy Kile Brenda Kilgor loe kimmeH Iim King john King Rick Kish Steve Kish ori K Kelly Karen Frank John K t aura Lynn Kurkoski Aileen Lachman Maurice La Fuze John Lamb Paula Landers Marcy Lane Freshmen 225 Tom Lanza Chris Laskowski Eric Latvala George Laughney Bryan Lavm Dave Layman Georganne Lazarou T odd Leonard Robert Lewis Scott Lewis Dan Liburdt Michelle Lindsey Matt Linko Mark Loposky Teresa Loprinzc Quyen Luo Bonnie Lupo Liz Lyon Edie Maas Lisa Machalek Pat MaGee Tom Mahar Mike Maione ndrea Majka Kim Malchak Jerry Malloy Betsy Maltby John March Rick Marker! Kathy Markulin Tina Marshall Charles Martin Mike Martini Terri Martone Sue Massis left Mathias Helen Mavrikas Chris Mayes Holly McKiddy Patrick Pakel Gino Paniccia Paul Paolangeli Krisanne Patrick Cathy Peake Jennifer Peeka tube Pernbleton MagryVenaheftP David Perkins Lee PeLii t, w Renee Michelle |im R Steve Rea John Reap TC ecioiphy Rick Reece 9 228 Freshmen Doreen Reed Maria Cfi - Liz Robinson Holly Robinson Michelle Rock Kathy Rodney Don Rogers Star Rogers Ang Roma Lisa Roma Doug Roman Renato Roma Lisa Romeo Chris Root Peter Rossi Pennie Rowg Donna Ru )im Ru Gary R Amie Ru Dan Salamida j Pat Salamido Rob Sander Nickev Sanguliano Dan Santelli Mark Saunders risti Savage Marnie Savage Rob Scanlin ►teve Schaefer lane Scheffler Jan Schneider Dave Scollan laclene Scordino Mike Sementelli David Senft I Margaret Serowik Mike Shara Freshmen 229 Lyle Trudeaux Karen Turner Giardy Valera Robert Valese Cherilyn VanBurger Karla Vasconi Libby Vask ek Paul Veruto Mike Virden Hieu Vu Dave Wallan Bob Watts Scott Weybrecht Sharon Wild Mark Wiley Lisa Williams Beth Winchell )ohn Winter ECTACy ANGELICA BERMUDEZ is a Rotary Exchange student from Cur- nabaca, Mexico She arrived in the United States on August 16, 1981, and will remain here until July, 1982 She has lived with the Strausses, Dalebouts, and Peakes. I want to study language at the University of Mexico, in order to meet people and acquire knowledge of other customs, and make friends in all countries. I like to ski, as I have never had the opportunity in Mexico because of our warm climate. Meeting people is also important as it increases one's knowledge I hope to come back to the United States some day. and learn more about it ' MELISSA CHAPMAN is a Rotary Exchange student from Adelaide, Australia She arrived in the United States on January 17, 1982, and will remain here until December 1982. She is presently living with the Browns, and has plans to live with the Hands and DeSanctises I am very interested in sports, and I want to try out for the Gris softball team. If I don't make the softball team, I would like to try out for the track team. I especially enjoy meeting people, and doing things with them I feel very fulfilled when I am active, and on the go. 1 enjoy cooking. My specialty is pineapple and ham pizza. Probably one of my biggest weaknesses is cleaning up my room, I am real- ly looking forward to a successful year in the United States. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Rosewater District 95(1 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Hosted by the Rotary Club of ENDfCOTT District 717 USA Melissa Chapman 450 Belair Road Belair 5052 PH 278 2116 236 DISTRICT 950 EXCHANGE ANNETTt WILLIAMS has been accepted by the Rotary International Exchange Service to represent her country in Europe for the 1982-83 school year She has plans to leave for Europe in mid-August The town in which she will be living has not been determined yet. Annette is presently a senior, and works at IBM in the mornings. She also is in the Na- tional Honor Society, and has been awarded a Regents Scholarship, She plans to use her scholarship after she returns from Belgium |OHN HAND has been accepted by the Rotary International Exchange service to represent his country in Sweden for the 1982-83 school year He has plans to leave for Sweden on August 4. 1982 John will be living in Nol, Sweden, which is a small town near the west coast of Sweden He will be living with the Kmnerfors, john is a section editor of the yearbook, and also is the timekeeper for the Girls' Basketball team. He is presently a junior I hope to meet many people, and acquire the knowledge to speak fluent Swedish. Also, I would like to travel around Sweden and Europe to experience what life is like outside of the United States. YOUTH EXCHANGE 19S1 DEBORAH MORRIS 6t Hoylake Drive Durban North 4051 DEBBIE MORRIS is a Rotary Exchange student from Durban, Natal, South Africa. She arrived in lanuary 1981, and left in January 1982 During her stay in Endicott, she lived with the Browns. Peakes, and the Blasis She par- ticipated tn the commencement exercises for the U-E class of 1981. During the year, she made many trips, such as the cross-country bus trip that toured the U.S in the summer of 1981. 'T loved my stay in Endicott, and grew very fond of the people. I had a great time at U-E, and wish to thank all the people that made my year so special When I return to Durban, I will attend college to obtain a degree in Public Relations. I have had fun this year, and all I can say is. Thanks Endicott1'! 237 UE's very own Odd Couple Mr Sofoehinsky's predilection lor food is no secret What may not be so well known, however, is that frustrating him m his favorite pastime could create a rather dangerous situation Let me explain Sarge and I had gone on one of our numerous trout fishing expeditions to the Adirondack Mountains and spent the night sleeping m his van We were parked about a half mile from the stream on a little dirt road which ran through a thickly wooded area I had fished there many times before and knew the torturous way through the woods to the stream Mr Sorochmsky, who was a novice when it came to fishrtg anything but carp in the Susquehanna river, was at a loss as to the drection of the stream; hence, he was compelled to follow me We had left the van around five m the momng. without any breakfast His suggestion was that we return to town, have a dozen fried eggs and pancakes, and then go fishing I convinced him that the earty morning was the best time to catch trout though he was consider ably chagrined, against his better judgement he complied to my wishes. Getting to the stream was no small matter The undergrowth was thick and snarled Sarge kept complaining that I was making the bushes snap m his face; I sug- gested he remain farther behind, which immediately resolved the problem In about twenty minutes. I finally broke through to the cleanng on the river bank I looked behind me but could not see Mr Sorochinsky yet. though I could see the consecutive parting of the bushes as they gave way to Ns forward and sideward plunging tactics Soon, he stumbled into the deanng m a shower of leaves and broken twigs Whether it was the brisk morning air or the strenuous physical exercise we had just experienced, or both, I must admit that our appetites had become considerably whetted With heavy panting, my companion growled. Tm hungry’'' 1 pretend- ed to not hear the remark, and he fearing that I might not have heard it. repeated it twice more, each time in a louder voice. I sensed that the topic of eating could become a problem; in the most calming tone I could muster. I assured him that we could return soon - after we had fished a while I repeated that this was the time to catch trout - beautiful trout that would make a most wekome and tasty meal later I didn’t quite catch his words, but he did seem to calm down somewhat, and proceeded to follow me into the stream He fished on the bank side, and I crossed the stream Fate was with us. for we were both catching fish I was bringing m trout, and he. for some ungodly reason, kept bringing in large nver chubs I had a difficult true explaining to him that those silvery fish he was proudly accumulating in his creel were not considered edible and shodd be discarded The mere mention of the word e ble‘ triggered an ancient response n his stomach, for he bellowed that it was time for breakfast, and lunch I looked at my watch and saw that it was nine-thirty I looked at Sarge and saw near-hystena in his eyes Indeed, he now had a pallid look about him More important, his lower jaw was set in a menacing, belligerent, and belicose manner My companion looked dangerous Pristine instinct tokJ me no words could alleviate what I saw in my companion s face His not too subtle reference to my ancestry and all people of a particular European race convinced me to dismantle my fly rod and head for the path back to the van Had he known the way back, I'm sure he would have been long gone We stopped at a small grocery store in the little tourist town of Wilmington to buy food Sarge selected two huge frozen sirloin steaks, a pound of butter, stacks of cakes, boxes ol crackers, two loaves of bread, two pounds of bacon, soft drinks, aluminum rod, charcoal, and sundry other items necessary to feed a small troop of men We then drove to the state park situated about five miles from Wilmington, and pulled up to one of several outdoor cooking places commonly found in state parks By the time I had my shoes on, Sarge had a raging fire burning in the stove. I suggested we wait until the fire settled down before he put the steaks on the now flame-obscured grill Needless to say. my suggestion was not well-taken The chef then attempted to wrap a stop of bacon around each of the dozen or more trout I had caught but soon had to give up the remarkable idea because the trout had a tendency to slip out of the bacon before he could get the fish fully wrapped Mr Sorochmsky is not very easily stymied, however He threw fish and bacon mto one lump in a sheet of foil and placed the silvery package on the fire next to the steaks Wrthn five minutes, the steaks took on a black burnt wood appearance Without further adieu. Escotfier Sorochinsky, removed the steaks and trout from the raging mfemo He then placed a steak and several trout (with quantities of bacon, of course), in a paper plate and handed the dish to me Overwhelmed by his act of thoughtfulness and sacrifice, I began eatng Sarge kd too However, I had difficulty trying to cut through the stifl frozen steak Mr Sorochinsky had no such trouble He ate his, and mine, and most of the trout My voiced ckspleasurp at the condition of the food brought a muffled response from his puffed cheeks: ‘Tomorrow you cook 239 Central Administration Board of Education 240 Row 1 - Mrs. Arthur, Mr Kopcho, Mr Lamb Row 2 - Mr Overstrom, Mr Butz, Mr. Dopp, Mr Saraceno Mr. Cardone — Principal Mr Ellis — Assistant Principal Mr. Gance — Assistant Principal SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mrs. McMullin — Dean of Students Mr. Lichstein — Dean of Students Mrs. Hubbell — Principal's Secretary Mrs. Woods — Mrs. Morrissey — A ttendance Clerk A ttendance Secretary 4 242 r GUIDANCE 1, Mr. Mask in —Guidance Counselor 2: Miss Sementelli —Guidance Counselor 3. Miss Griffith — Guidance Counselor 4 Mr. Rose — Guidance Counselor 5. Mr. Melt — Guidance Counselor 6. Mr. Wovkulich — Guidance Counselor 7 Mr. Mitten — Guidance Counselor 8 Mrs. Mancini — Guidance Clerk 9, Mrs. Bush — Guidance Clerk 10. Mrs. Wilson — Records Office 11 Mrs. Novak — Guidance Secretary 243 Mrs Boyd Mrs Curtis Mrs Marca Mrs Reynolds Mrs. Colortna Mrs Little Mrs. Griffith 244 Mrs. Feher Mr Angeline Mr. Sever Mrs. Boll Miss Hart Mrs. Wahifa 245 Mr. Palka Mr Turecek Mrs. James Mrs. McLain Mr. Evans Mrs. Fitch 246 Mrs Cantrowitz Mr. Hoesel Mrs. Cerasaro Mr Gallagher Mrs Manker Mr. Fiorenza Mr Tot on Mr Hynes Mrs. letters Mr Anechtanco Mr. St. Ledger 247 Miss Bennett Mrs. Flanagan Mr, Dupkanick Mr. Miltz Mr. Merriam Ms. White Mrs. Conlon Mrs, Callahan Mrs. Lewis 248 NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Giacometti Mr Strauss Mr. Blair Mr. Wilson Mrs McCulloch Mr. Harvey Mr. Ferrante Mr Kennedy Mr. Archer Mr. Dina burg Mrs. Dinaburg Mr. Barno Miss Coccetti Mr. Tarricone Mr Sudick Mr Carpenter iiiiaiiiii Mr: Kilgore Mr. Peckham Mr. Herceg Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Thornton Mr Leonard Mr lacovazzi Mr Baird NOT PICTURED: 1. Mrs. Mueller 2. Mr. Palazzo 3. Mr. Ferris 250 Mrs Campbell Mr. Zinck Mrs. Massara Mr Smith Miss Shanley Mr. Coodnow Mr Tchir Mrs Galbi 251 Mr. Salat i 252 Mr. Leipold Ms. Montgomery Mr. Jemison — Industrial Art Mr. Holmes — Industrial Art Mr. Goodwin — Industrial Art Mrs. Dunham — Home Economics Mrs. Mamary — Home Economics Mrs. James — Home Economics 253 Mrs, Rutkowski — Health Mr. Peranski — Special Services Mr. Nicosia — Health Mrs. Weymouth — Nurse Mr. Teeter — Health Mrs, Carpenter — Special Services Mr. Franklin — Special Services 254 Physical Education Mrs. Wendela Mrs. Corey 255 Mr. Sylvester Mr Folli CAFETERIA Row 7 — Mrs Blackwell, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs Zurine, Mrs Gance Row 2 — Mrs. Strom, Mrs. Tiber ] Mrs. Sedlacek, Row 3 - Mrs Herr, Mrs. Montanari CUSTODIAL Row 1 - Mr Sbarra, Mr Elliott, Mr Fontana, J?ow 2 - Mr. Downs, Mr. Heinrich, Mr Talbott, Mrs. flossy Ms Rando. Row 3 — Mr. Mar sella, Mr Trottd 256 Vita N. Popeika, Director of Secondary Education in the Union-Endicott Central School District, died suddenly on December 8,1981. Mr. Popeika, born in Czechoslovakia, grew up on the north side of Endicott. He attended George W. Johnson Elementary School, Henry' B. Endicott Junior High School, and was graduated from Union- Endicott High School in 1940. A local football hero, Mr. Popeika received a scholarship to the University of Notre Dame. Here he received his Bachelor’s degree and was graduated Cum Laude in 1950. Mr. Popeika continued his post graduate work at Columbia University, Syracuse University, and Cornell University. After completing his studies, Mr. Popeika returned to Endicott to begin his career as an Educator. He began in 1950 as a Library Monitor and Health I teacher at Union-Endicott High School. Mr. Popeika was a guidance counselor at the high school from 1959 to 1965 when he became director of guidance. From this position he advanced to Assistant Principal for the 1968-69 school year, and he served as prin- cipal of the Union-Endicott High School from 1969-1979. In the years from 1971 1979 when Union-Endicott High School was undergoing renovation and ex- pansion, Mr. Popeika did an outstanding iob in re-locating both students and classes. He met daily with architects, organizers, and builders to solve the problems that arose. When problems were brought to his attention, he would simply reply, No Problem.” and then devote his full attention to resolving the difficulties. His slogan soon became, “No Problem . In October of 1976, Mr, Popeika became the Director of Secondary Education of the Union-Endicott High School, a position which he held until the time of his death late last year. ... I considered him (Mr. Popeika) not only a strong professional assistant but also a close personal friend. I will miss him both professionally and personally. Dr. Zimmerman Working with Mr. Popeika for fifteen years was a gratifying experience. (He was) A sensitive, caring Person who tried to accommodate students and faculty'in everyway, he left an enviable record in ndicott. George J. Cardone 257 Here's to YOU ... Italy, M M, Tymes, Cheech: Let's hope our family will always be as dose as we are now! Love ya lots: MD, TP, TJ, JR Lynne, Marie and Jodi, To the best friends that I have ever had. Good luck in the future. DEPER KA-GRA, LI-COL, STRA-STRA. We were the best P.S.'ers around! NA-MUR TO: MO and Erwin F. Best of luck together. Love, Chris, Cindy To My Shrink, Thanks for the help!! Remember the good times. MUNCHKIN E.H. Thanks for teaching me how to drive, I still love you. Let it Snow! Love Kirby DC, To the girl who will never beat me in a snowball fight. I'm really glad I fell in love with such a nice girl. If you ever need me remember, I'LL be there for you. I love you always! D.H. 6 Plaid: My favorite color. Bongo: My best friend. Scarves: My favorite accessory. Let's say you can just throw the du out the window, maybe. — THE CALCULUS LIBERATION ORGANIZATION D.H., T.C., H.C. When in doubt (blah!) on the pillow. Can I join you? 26 Buzz 28 {Dave - OH NO!) My mother didn't know who I was. Chucksaw, The kid with the missing glasses. The kid who ruined the curve in World Lit. Beware of the raisins! The Unknown Assassins Chaps, When I'm with you I feel 10 ft. tall. I nn beginning to enjoy the weather up here! Love, Vi pint 258 AND YOU, AND YOU AND Angela, You're a truly fine person whom we all admire. And we wish you the best of success as a violinist and in all that you may endeavor. Love, Barb, Camille, Dennis, |im, Amit Elaine, Ann, Marika, Nancy, Cheri: Good luck in life but remember to Stop for Cops! Watch out for twinkling eyes. Plug, plug plug plug. Loveya, Chrisli, Julie, Mary Ann |ohn, Don, Hum, Kitty, Thanks for making my Senior year so rememberable. Don't forget the times we've shared while putting all this together! Luci Meobius If eno is god, i'll come running to tie your shoe 801 DK Thanks for making High School so much fun, I love you always! Keep in touch. TC Life is for living. — Henry To the Guys and Dolls HAVE A BABY!! Shannon Smirk: I'm really glad we met. I'll try to find you next Easter — I'll just look for a blinding glare. Never forget who hopped in Public! Have a great year next year and keep in touch, okay? Love Bunny (Hopalong) To the family — )ak, Rites Hamme-kid, Ter, Mimi, that lousy Brannigan, Ky, |r., Nazi, Shan, Katha, Muf, A S, Big Jule, the horse , Antosha, the CAST; Mark and Pete and especially Chugger. We made it through everything and I love you all. You're my favorite Guys and Dolls . Gloria Lorie, my dearest friend — I can't think of how to say waht I want to say, but because you are my friend, I think you know what I mean, 'cause that's what friends are for. Thanks for ev'rything. 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Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle tor less. Vanlt‘11 265 Congrofulotions Closs of '82 [Job McFodden Representative — Taylor Publishing Co. C?he Dandi - Cion GADGETS - GIFTS - GOURMET 11114 West Main Street Endicott, New York 13760 Telephone 607-785-5611 Seed Luck Class cf ’82 Thesaurus CHRISTINA W ARNES KATHRYN UPDIKE Your Home Town Quality (ewelers Wish The Class Of 1982 A Successful And Happy Future A Family Of Jewelers In Endicott Since 1919 The Symbol Of Quality Jewelry Honest Value, And Dependability CARL S. LEVINE Reregistered jeweler Only At Six Washington Avenue Endicott, New York MONROE MARKET 1801 MONROE 8T. ENDICOTT, NY Best Subs in Town 273 264 the end? Thesaurus Sraff Editors in Chief — Luci Sehweckendieck Hum Cordero Senior Edirors — Senior: Angela Walsh Underclassmen: John Hand Foculry: Karhy Walsh Spons: Tero Wolfe Activities: Sue Levore Photography: Bill Hoke Chris Angulos Advertising: Donna Kenner Luc! Sehweckendieck Srudenr Life: Bill Hoke Chris Angulos Hum Cordero Index: Teri Dermody Treasurer: Donno Renner Advisors — Susan McLoin Mrs. Patricio Cerofaro General Sroff: Kim Konecky Coreen Binhom Heather Forsyrhe Kim Knight Tim Miller Todd Freedman Lynn Pencek Tfm Colgon Donno Herman Bill Woods Wendy Knapp Trocey Redolrhy The staff of the 1982 Thesaurus would like to extend a special thanks to . . . Taylor Publishing Company Mr Robert Macfodden Vorden Studios Presrwood Studios Jerry McLoin Mrs Anno Driscoll Merchants of Washington Avenue Merchants of Union Mr Jack Hill Mr Cordone Dr. Zimmerman Mr Gonce Mrs Marshall Mr Dick Tesro Chris Fusco Alida Cordero Kevin Renner Jennifer Cepedo Kyle Chadwick Our Patrons The Elementary Schools of UniorvEndicort District And especially the students and staff of Union-Endicorr High School 289 INDEX 1982 Ackerson, Fred 166 BARTA, THERESA 139 Adams. Girl 204 Barth Michael 204 Adams, leffrey 204 BARTH, STEVEN 139 Adams, Kathy Banhdomar, Brian 186 ADAMS. ROYCE 130 Band, Michael 188 Adkrrt, Sheldon 188 BARTON, DANE! AFFATO, USA 172 Basfcetbal Affato Pad 220 Boys Vanity Akagi. Laura Boys IV ALAlt TOMASSNA 138 Cheerleader� Varvty Alexander. Dale 220 Owe deaden |V ALEXANDER, DARRELL 130 Garb Vanity ALLEN, OUBTOPHER 138 Girt� |V Allen. |on 188 Batdorf Christopher 188 Alen, Kenneth BATTS, |C t4 09,172 Aik� , Ben 204 Bates, Usa 220 Akmomi, Angelo 220 «ATTAGUM, DONNA 139 Atoi. Christine 220 Battagfcni Georgurm Aloi. Gregory 188 Battagkni. Kenneth ALPt, DEANNA 138 Batiagjmi. Lori 204 Munrn Beth 8ATTAGLN, LU ANN 139 Alvarez, Henry 188 Battagimi. Sam 204 Alvarez, loan 220 BATTLE, AMM 139 Ambaiuch. Sharon 204 Bayfeff, Wium 204 Ambrozfc. Angela Beak� Pada 188 AMXtSON, GARY 130 Bean, Jennifer 204 Anderson. John 204 Beaudori, Joseph 220 Anderson, Shawn 204 BtAUDOtt, MARK 139 Anderson. Tracey 188 Bebee Robert 220 Anerivanco, Mr R BEOOOt, DENSE 140 Angrine Mr f Bednar. Anthony 220 Angtias, Christopher 188 Bednar Dtarm 186 ANGLAAS, JOSEPH 130 BHAtAN, KEITH AMSItS, LORI 138 Beers. Brian 204 Antenucci Unda 188 Beers, Loren 188 Antenucci Mark 204 Beers, Trffney 220 APALOVlOi 5TEPHAIN� 172 Bel. Vida 168 Archet. Mr D BENDER, HER 140 Arnold, Peter 204 Bender. Joarue 188 Arnold, Susan 188 BENDER 1, ANNI 140 Arthur, Laura 204 Bendert, Gregory 204 Ashley , Elizabeth Bendert, Susan 220 ATHA WES, NORA 138 BBSHXTTL LYNSJM0 AutJno, Manne 204 Benhazn, Coreen 220 Austin. April Bennett, Mrssk Austin. Daniel BENNETT, USA 140 Avery, Usa 188 Bennett, Penny 188 Avery, Lori 188 BEf TT, ROBER T 172 Avery, O J 188 Bennett, Susan 188 Avery, Richard 204 Benson. Charles 204 Avery, Scott 188 Benson. Wiiam 220 Ayiesworth. Richard 220 BERMUDEZ, ANGELICA 236 Ayleswoith. Rodney 220 Bernard, Matthew 188 Babb, Bonnie 204 Bernardo. Nancy 220 BABB. |OW9 138 Bernardo, Patrick 220 BABCOOL DAN L 138 Berube Damele BAMCEK, RANDY 138 Besemer Raymond 188 SA0UKA, RON 138 Bessette. Fred 188 Babuka Tem 188 Best , Karen 204 Bachura, Christne 188 Bungo. Brenda BACHURA, LARISSA 139 BtCKHAM. BRENDA 140 BAGGETT, BRENDA 119 Bek ham, Kenneth 220 Bagged Pad 204 Bidwefl, Marc 220 Bagnick. Stephen EkdwHL Michele 220 Bard. Air H Bidwefl, Renee 204 BASED, RLL 138 ■ttUNSM , DOktSlA 140 Baker. leffrey 220 BIGGS, M4MI 140 Balan, Christine 204 «OS. PATRICIA 140 Baldwin Iona than 220 Bikos. Susan 220 Baldwin. Ten 204 Btorey, Charles Balam, Usa 220 Mek, Christine 204 BALLARD, IOHN 139 8dka, Dee 168 Balmer Jeffrey 220 Birchard, Anthony 204 Balzer, MicheOe 188 Brchard, Rtdwd 188 Bambara k e 188 Bishop, Louis 220 Band Bpastad, Dee 86 Concert Blackman Gina 220 Marching Show Blackwef Becky 204 Repertory BUha, Mark 204 Symphonic filar, AT. G. Barbara lacquefene 204 BLANCO, DA V� 140 Barru, Card 188 •LASKIWIC2. KAREN 140 Barmak, Joseph 220 BUCK MYRA 140 Bamuk Theresa 186 Bloom. Tyler 204 fia no. Mr. R Bobier Alan 188 Bamum, Brooke 220 Bobier Darnel Bame. Scott flotaier Kathema 220 Bart a Frank 188 Bock, leffrey 204 Barta Lee 204 •OCX JUUANA 141 Brake, John 204 Budnovitih, Lynne 189 Boehiwl Catherine 188 Budnovikh Robert 221 Bueltger Soearm 220 BUfHJM, MARk H2 BohuNcky, W 220 Burium Teresa 205 IOHUIMCKY, STEPHAN� 141 BlJMTM CEB, PAUL M2 Bd, Krtstm 204 fibffpna Af 8oH. Airs BUNNELL DANA M2 Bd, Stephen 204 Bunnel. lay 205 Bobon David ■UONOMO, MARLA H2 Bond Michael 204 Burch. Tfnofhy 189 Bond, Suzanne 220 BURKE. KEW H2 Bong� omH Nicholas BURKHOLDER, SCOn H2 Bonner, Brian 188 SURNAME, iftNN H3 Bopp, Susan 188 Burnett Brian 205 Boras. Keith 220 Bums kefce 221 Borcbers, Beth 204 BUSELL1, UNDA Borchers. Cathenne 220 flush, Susan 221 Boreffi. lames 188 ■LTICHKO, CARLA 177 iORGNA, K N HI Butter, lames Boriey. Ricky 204 Butterworrh. Scon lOTTMO.VTSY 141 Butterworth. Steven 221 Bottino, Mr D Button, April 205 •OWEN, BAJUtY Hi Button. Susan 221 Bowers, lames 220 Cacula Lynn 109 Bowen, Robin 188 Cacciatore. Fear 221 Bowling CADIZ. HAROLD in Boys Varsity CakJwel, Matthew 109 Boy� |V Caletka Timothy 221 Girt� Vanity CALLAHAN, IOHN 143 GkfcJV CdJUhin .Mrs M Boyer, Rictwd 189 Calzetom Lmnea 189 BOYER, ROGER HI Cabetoni. Learie 205 Boyer, Susan 204 CAMADtUA, CHRIS H3 BOYLES, LORI Carrarnti, Gru 221 Boytim, Kathleen 189 Gammcrata. lenrvfer 205 0RACAGUA NANO HI CAMP«U, DAVD H3 Brady. Christopher Campbel Elaine 221 BRADY,KAREN HI Campbel, Patrick Brady, Matthew Capodagki Dave 205 Bragagka. lohn 220 CAPOZZL CARA •RANCA, WILIAM 141 Capozx, Grace Braun. Akchart Caravetas Mana 189 ■RLARlfY, BRIAN HI CARD, JEffREY Breartcy, Tracy 188 Card. Kevin Brew Mr T Cardkuie. Peter Socket Mark 205 Cerdone, Mr. C Bridge David 220 Car done Paulette 189 Bridge. Larry 189 Carey. Lisa Bnggs, Dense 220 Cirfm, lohn 205 Bnggs. lohn 205 Carkm. Mansa 205 BRIGGS, MARKA HI Cartrw, Tatiana 205 8nnsko. Emogene 220 Carken, Christopher 221 Brock way. Brenda 204 Cartien. Scott 205 Brokaw, Sandra 20S Carbon, Brenda 221 BROMSf Y, DAVt HI Carbon, Liu Branson, Dan CARLSON, TIMOTHY H3 Brooker. Alison 205 CARLSSON, STEVEN Brooker, Knstna 189 Camevaie, Christine 205 BROOKS, BETH Carosela. Bartwra 205 Brooks. Elizabeth 205 CAIOSEliA, DONALD 172 Brooks, kite 220 Carpenter Mr Brooks. Richard Csrpenter Mry C Brooks, Stephanie 205 CARPENTRR1, FRANCO H3 Brown, David 205 Carrol. Elizabeth Brown, Diane 221 Caruii Theresa 221 BROWN, JOEtM H2 Casela, lacqurime 221 Brown, Karen 189 Casiuk, Paul 189 BROWN, KHDH2 Cassidy, Tmothy 189 Brown. LaMont 189 Castigkone, Michele 221 Brown, Matthew 189 Coventry Mr R Brown, Patrick Cecchereli. Holy 221 Brown, Rohm 205 CENFENTFLU. KARIN H3 Brown, Safry 189 Cepeda, lermfer 189 Bruce, Urm 221 Cerasaro. A4s P BRUHMd, DOPMA 142 Cetra. Cathenne Bnxidage, Kevm CHtUTTL AL HI ■BONDAGE, MARY H2 Chace left 205 Bruiidt. leffery Cha fee, Mns R ■RUNKX MRO H2 Chadwick. Kyle 189 BRUNNER, CERRI H2 Chandams Loretta 221 Brunner, jakki 1B9 Chapman, Cameron 205 fruxnky, Wlwm 205 Chapman, fames 189 Bryant, Anthony CHAPMAN, MELISSA 236 Bryant, Robert Chechatka, Alfred 189 Bryce, Gregory 205 ORER. JAY M3 Bucci Rick 205 Chen, lucklh 22 1 Bucek, Patnoa 205 Cherevko. Robert 205 Buchanan, Cheryl Chermak, Robert 20S Buckley, Duane ChewCkJb CHRICO, JIFMHY M3 Chocolaty, Km 205 OwnJi — General Oiorw-SdKt Church, Robert Church. Todd 109 C1AHAV190, MARK T43 OAftAVMO. W1X1AM Gcoarei, Anthony 205 jc aarelli. Lynn 205 GECHOSKl, DONNA 172 Gen, Sandro 189 City Dana 205 Cjftty Dune 221 ONOTOCACOIYN 143 OPOILA REBEC C A 144 Cnws. lohn CMyut. Joseph 189 dark, Florence 189 Claw Officers Ckytan, Mr £ Clune, MoRy 189 Correffj, Mks M COtOZ2H1A, ANGELA 173 Cody, Isa 205 Cogs we Rodney 221 Cobmaimo. Mm Cotangelo, Karen 221 COLAffETRO, KARIN 144 Cobvto, Joseph 189 toiAvrro,usA ua Coiavito, Mchaet 189 COIf, BARBARA M4 ((Xi, ROOMY 144 Colgan, Maryfleth 205 C 04 GAN, TIMOTHY 144 Colton David 205 COUJSON MLi U4 UX(JWA, UK NR 144 Cokxru, Colem 205 CofcwGuvd rifles CM, AJ 189 Comnrvn, Barbara 189 C omnrujy Susan 221 Cnnart.Brian 205 COMLN, ELLEN 144 C onion, Mrs L Corton. Ntorhele 231 Conion. Thomas 205 Conor an, Catherine 189 Corrad. Candice 221 Conrad, Mark 189 Conti, John 221 (onzoia. Vincent 189 Cook, Gregory 189 Cook. OH cbm 205 Cook, Mrchael 205 Cooney, Teresa 205 COOP4BM (ORDERO. AUDA 144 Cordero, Diedre 205 Cordero, Hun 189 Corey, Mrs ft Conflone, PauU 189 Come , Beth 189 Camel Kevin 221 Coder, Robert 221 Corwin, Ltsa 206 Coty, Keith 221 COUDRKT, JOHN 144 COOGMJ9. AM9 144 Cowan, Dav d 206 Cowan, Mr cosvac MAUREEN 144 Craig, Lna 221 CRAM, PAUL 173 Cramer, Mark 221 Creler. Karen 189 Crefler B4 206 CnmmtH. Steven 221 CUSAAJLIi, MARY 145 Cnsman kxi Cnstei, Kevn221 Cisnuc 5COTT 145 CROCKETT. DOUGLAS 145 Croft, Tracy Cromie, Timothy 189 CROML, A CHAH 145 Crook, Paul 221 Crounse Cheryl 189 Cued, Mark Cudrkhe hjwlrth 206 Cuff aro. Lisa 190 Cuffaro Maria 190 CU9MNGHAM WViiAM 172 Cuomo, Nancy 190 Curry. Cindy 206 CURTIS, HEATHR 145 Curyto. John Daleboui, Bruce 206 DALf BOUT, REBECCA Dalton. Karen 190 D'Angelo. Nrw 221 Danieh, Paul 221 □ameh, Wayne T90 Darner, Scott D ant on, Christopher 20b Dardis,M thaeU21 Darpno Tom 221 D ARROW, DA VO 145 Dave. Armt 190 DAVDSON, IAMES 145 Davies. left Davis. Derase 190 DAVIS, IUOY 145 Davis, Karen 20b DAVIS, KADRfEN 145 Davis, Sherunn 221 Davison, Heather 221 Davison, Mark 190 Dawson, Karen 190 Day. PauU 221 DAY, SHARI 145 Dean. Maheie 20b Dearborn Carolyn 206 DECKER. DAV� Delean, Kevin 221 Delean. Richard D4JONGE, DEMURS Delonge, lacqudine 20b Defer. Amy 190 DeUncy, A s B Ddbrocco. Qov ama 222 Delapenta. Christine 206 DfUAPENTA. ILiZABETH 145 Denser, Elane 190 DeMorat David 190 DEMPSEY, DIANE 145 Dengler Brian 190 DENGLER, 5COn 145 Denmon, lohn 222 DfNMON, GARY 145 Demy, James 190 DEPALO, TIMA 146 DePersis, Angelo 206 DePerse, Christina 190 DEPOFUORI146 Dermody, Terry 190 OCSANCTB, MARY 172 DESTEFANO, KIM 146 Devme, Kimberly 190 DEVTTA, |UDY 146 DeVka. Teresa 206 Oeys. Mr C Duteno Pam 222 DICKSON, BARBARA 146 Diefendorf, Barbara 190 Oietnchsen, Helen 190 DAorenzo, lohn 190 DiLoreruo, Michael Diloren o. Michele 222 Oilman, Brian 222 Dimattei. lore 222 Dwnattei. Steven Dmardo, Deborah 222 l ruburg . Mrs N Dmabt g.M- R Dwrfr I 206 DMCA, fOOt 146 Dno, Stacey 22 2 DtNTRONO, SANDRO 146 DtPietro Pamela DtRRN O, ANTHONY 171 DMON BITH 146 Do, lan Do, Rosafce 206 Dockstader. Kathleen 190 Dodson, Airs C. DOtD, CHRIS TIS 173 DOEDCOMJI 146 Dolphin, den 20b Dolphin Paul 190 Dombert, Kelli 206 DOMEMCH, MAR TPS 173 DONAHUE, BETH Donaldson. Mora 206 Donald. Mr N DOMGAN, KAREN 146 DOMJCK, MARYBETH 147 Donovan, Maureen 222 Donson, Gary Donson, Tony Dopp. Douglas 22 2 Dowd, Christine 190 Downing. Robert 222 Dougherty. Timothy 206 DramaOub Dreska Richard 206 DREUX, ANTHONY 147 Dreux. Peter Drovkk Barbara 206 DROSDICK CATHEtfai 147 DRUGA, JOSEPH 147 Druga, Jute 206 Drum, Joseph 222 Drum, Robert 206 Dudinyak David 222 Dudinyak, Michael 206 Duffy, Patrick 20b Duguti David 206 Dumann, NadH 222 DUNN ERIC 147 Dunham, Mrs 6 Dupkarvck Mr W DUPREE, TERESA 147 Durdoc, Richard iXirman, David 20b Durr. Amy 206 Durr m 190 DUTOIR,D 90 147 Dutkowsky Sandra222 DYER. LAURE 147 Dyer. Vidti 222 DYIMON, PAUUM Farts. Teresa Eaton, leffrey 222 EBBERS, ATERRffsff 147 Ede. Jennifer 191 Eck, PameU 20b ECKENROOE, MARTfS Ede Cary 206 EDMUNDS, PATRICIA 147 Edmunds. WAam Edwards, Mrs P Edwards, Robert 222 Edwards. Todd 222 Eggleston James Egleston, Richard 222 Elk Mr B Elk, Cynthia 222 Elston. Jamie 20b EMERSON, ERIC 147 Emmons. Mark 20b EDMOM3, GARY 147 Endm, Lonnie 223 England, Vaiene 191 ENGLISH ANN MARK tngkh, Mana 223 Fngfeh. Michelle 20b Emis, Kewn 223 Emn, Kirk 191 Erdman. Chns 20b Encksen Kathryn 223 Encksen, Kristen 223 ERICKSON, LAURA 148 Ede, Brian 223 ERVtC GLENN Eschke, Heidi 207 Eschke, iohn Evans, Nancy 191 Evans, Mr R EVANS, RICHARD 14« Evans. Tru 207 fcynard. Hank 207 EYNARD. RICHARD Fabery Michael 207 Faber, Joseph 207 Faber Samantha 223 Fa ling, Lynne 207 FALLON, TARA 14«, 173 fanning John Farley, Jean 207 Farrell James 191 Fame . Lisa 207 Farrefl. Manha 207 FARRELL, PAUL Farre . Tracey 223 Farre . PauU 223 Fauty, Katha 207 FAirry, PAUL 14« Fegan, Scott 191 feher, Mrs. I. FEHELEY, DAME I Feheiey, Lisa 207 FEfy, ALLYSON 148 Fen Meksa 207 FeBows, lonathan 191 Feio Deborah 223 FHlon Kurt 223 Felton, Teddy 191 FENDROOC. LORfTTA 148 FENNER, TIMOTHY Fenty, Scott 223 Ferendk. Theresa 207 Ferencit Timothy 191 Ferguson, Roan 207 FERNQUtSTRRRY f erraro, Anthony 207 Ferm, At C Ferris, Robert Ferro. Cna 223 FET5KO.FR Ah 148 Fetsko John 191 Fetter off Richard FHA Fiacco, David Fsacco, Gregory 223 Fiacco, John 223 RACCO, K35EPH 148 Fiacco, Kristina 191 FiaLa Paul 191 FfOLfY, JAMES 148 Fiormza Mr ) Fioh, JoAnne 191 Fion. Michael 191 Fioh, Vincent 207 Fionn. Keiy 191 Fsh, Bnan 191 Frsher. Kefy 207 Fisher, Marin 191 FtSHER, THOMAS 148 Fisk , Mary 207 FETCH, CFCTHLA 148 Fitch, Mrs D Fit gerald Barbara 191 Ftrgeraid Gerald 207 Fitzgerald, Mana 191 Fitzgerald Paco 223 FTTZGERAJD, WU1AM 148 Flag Corps Flanagan Karen 223 Flanagan, Mrs L FUNT, MARK 149 Fbm Patricia 207 FTORP4, GE RR YN 149 FOifRWSKl, SUSAN Foley, Mrs Foil, v f FORCOTC TANYA Forsythe, Heather 19 T Foster, lee Anne 223 Foster. Theresa 223 Foster, Thomas 207 Fox. Bonne 191 Fox, Kathleen 207 FRAGNTIO, RICHARD 149 FraNdin. Mr R Franzenburg, Mary Fraser. Stephen 191 Frechette. Keith 223 FREEDMAN MARY 149 Freedman. Todd 191 Freeman, Krista 191 Freeman. Mrs i French dub FRISBR, IOHN 149 HOT SCK JEROME 149 Fritsth. Vincent 207 FrohSch, Heiga FLAK, STEVEN 149 FLUER, DAVD 149 Fuller Ji 207 Fuller Kerry 191 Furwi, Louisa 223 FLMMAN, LA VERNt 149 Furman Les 22 3 FUSCO, CHRISTME 149 Fusco, David 207 Fusco Johanna 223 Gainer. Stephen 191 GALL IOHN 149 Gallagher, Coleen 207 Gallagher, Manjo 207 Gemghef, Mr R Galagher, Renee Gance, 10m 207 Gance. Mr R GARGUUO, fUDfTH 149 Gargufeo Debra 207 Gamure. Demrk 207 Garoiaio Nacftne 207 KANRAHAN, tlEEN 151 GARRETT, REDA 173 Hanrahan, Kevin 206 Camngef, Amy R 191 Ham. Nicholas Caruto. Michael Hanson, Paul 206 CASlARtA, DOMStA ISO Hanyon. AJycu 206 GASBARRA, USA Hanzaiak Lori 206 GASOULU ISO Hardng, Cheryl 191 Gad. Dawn 223 Harm. David 191 Getsenhof Daniel 207 Hams, Gregory 191 Genenhoi Greg 207 Harm. Jennifer 224 GESENHOE, MARIA ISO HARRIS, VJQQ 151 CBSEhMOf, TIMOTHY HART, MARY 151 Gefatl. Scott 223 Hart, Mrs P GENT, DEBORAH ISO Hartman. Steven 191 Gent. Edwin 207 HARTUNG. 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KatNeen 206 Henchey Eric 206 Gorski, Mary 208 Henchey. Sean 206 Gottfieb. Gretdien 191 Hendrickson, Elen 206 Gould. Barry 223 Henkel, John Gould. Brenda 191 HlhMNG, KYU Gould, Holy Henry. Richard Grant. Pamela 150 Herbaygh, April 192 GRA SIGI90 150 Herceg, Berme 192 Grass, Vincent 221 Here eg John 224 Grasso, Lon 206 Herceg. Mr R GREG. KARYN 150 Herman, Donna 192 Green Sharon 191 Hermamen. Werri 224 GREGORY, SARAH 151 Herr, Heri 192 Griffith, Mrs, I Hettinger. David 224 Griffith, Ms M Heywood, Mark 206 Gngor. lanet 191 EtOCEY, LYNN 152 Griswold. Stephen 206 HRL BRADLEY 152 GROSE, RHONDA 151 Hi. Girl 206 GUARMERl, MAUREEN 1ST HU. JAM 152 Guroa Mr B Hi, MaryBeth 208 Gugbelmi. Christine 221 Hiis, Patrick 224 Curia, Matthew 221 HRUS,RrTA 152 Gurfoyte Robert 191 Hikman, John 206 Cumae , Rjckey 206 Himan, Reft 224 GUNTER, MARY BETH 151 HR15, HOC 152 Cymustks History Out Haarr, Robm 191 Hixson Carolyn 192 Haddock. |ohn 206 Hobert. 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