Avoca Central School - Avocan Yearbook (Avoca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1986 PRESENTS THE 1986 AVOCAN IS IT ENDING OR JUST BEGINNING? AVOCA CENTRAL SCHOOL AVOCA, N.Y. 14809 VOL. 59 Where does the road begin and where does it end, if indeed it ever does? When we began our journey, the road was primarily straight with only a few bends to follow. As we travelled, we discovered forks and learned to rely on ourselves and the advice of experienced trav- ellers to decide which way was best to follow. We've learned to appreciate this road and everything it has to offer. We'll meet hardships in our travels and learn to climb over the hills and to endure the rain and pebbles that may fall into our shoes. But also at any moment someone may turn over a new leaf and learn more about the road of life. At any mo- ment the sun may break through the clouds and show us a new di- rection. If someone hastens down this road, not only do they over- look these fortunes, but they can stumble and fall. Everyone must learn to walk at their own pace and not yield when faced with un- knowns, but to keep walking until they reach their destiny. For us, the road has run its course but at that end, there are various paths for each of us to make into our own new roads. Occasionally our paths may cross or may even join others and start new begin- nings. Wherever our roads may lead, we will always remember where our journey began and hold our school years special, whenever our roads may begin or end. 2 lntrcxiuction MATT J. BUCK JEFFREY L. BULKLEY DENELLE MARIE BUTTON JENNIFER ANNE CARON KIMBERLY SUE CARPENTER TIM PAUL CHISSOM 4 Seniors % ROBERT FOX LEONARD J. GARDNER CHERRY LYNN HAMMOND Hi Cutie!! I'm gonna get you with the Cannon!! dude. What's on your mind, Duaine? if M i e H Who fell? Will you girls look up?! Midnight snack Mahvelous girls, simply mahvelous. Smile pretty. MATTHEW J. LESPERANCE J. R. LEWIS MICHELE MARIE LEWIS 8 Seniors DAVID W. MUTH LEANNE OLLMAN ALAN J. NICHOLS DENISE LYNNE O'DELL DAVID C. ONDIK DIANE L. PARKER S«niors 9 What a motley looking crew. Making a Huang bomb? Where's Jeff? A rose between two thorns. Vickie and Spunky. Hallo Leute! (Hi Guys!) Gawk it out!! 10 Seniors Puppy love Rough night, Paul? Hang on, Bruce. Holiday assortment? ... I bet! The three stooges Missy is up to something. What's the joke, girls? Seniors 11 t MICHELLE TERESE TREMBLEV RACHAEL E. TYNER BILL WALTERS 12 Seniors The Beauty Of Nature Never Ends . . . . B E G I N N I N G S MR. GARRY BILLINCTON MR. TED BINLEY As we cross the bridge from student life to adulthood, we have to remember that we're not going from the beginning to the end of anything. Bridges don't start or stop journeys; they're only tools that we need to carry us over troubled waters. This year as we started across the bridge to adulthood, we were very lucky to have four new travelers join us. The first two, Julie Billington and Kyle Anderson stepped onto our bridge the first day of September. A little later Olav Krutzfeldt and Pam Dale joined our group. Even though these four were not with us on the long adventurous trip leading up to this crossing, they do share all the joy, happiness, and even fear that this final crossing contains. As we walk hand in hand across the bridge we know that we're firmly bonded together not only as Seniors and the Class of '86 but as friends forever and that's a very special relationship for all of us. A new beginning that Avoca and the Class of '86 has seen this year is the new administra- tion and new additions to our class. These new people have added a great deal to our journey down the road of life. First of all, we would like to welcome Mr. Billington as an experienced traveler. Although he started working at Avoca Central last February, we would like to acknowledge the hard work that he has put forth and the obstacles he has overcome to make this school a better place of learning. Because of his dedication our journey was a little smoother this year. As principal of Avoca Central School, Mr. Binley has shown a great deal of authority by changing traditional rules that affect the student body which has led to a more organized environment. In addition to this, Mr. Binley has tolerated much rebellion from the student body because of these bends and forks in our road. He has tried to help the student body understand why these rules were made. Once again, our road was smoothed out for us. 14 New Beginnings Throughout high school we are encour- aged to think independently and to ac- cept challenges and turn them into goals. Mrs. Slovak has helped us do this in the classroom, class activities and yearbook. Not only has she given us direction, but she has been a leaning post as well. We hold great admiration for this teach- er. We will never forget the fun times we've had in ski club and the classroom - trying to tempt her with Whatchamacal- lit candy bars! For these reasons we would like to convey our affection and thanks for her guidance by dedicating our 1986 Avocan to Mrs. Jo Slovak. D E D I C A T I O N Dedication 15 A P P R E C I A T I O N These two men have gone above and beyond their call of duty. They've influenced us in their own personal way. Not only have they helped us learn, but they've given us enthusiasm and motivation to reach goals that we never thought were attainable. As an advisor, Mr. Doty not only organized our class activities but also endured our short comings as well. He has been the man behind the scenes running errands and planning fund raisers on his own time, not to mention being chef for our Dead Chicken Barbeque. Even though we are a small crew he endured our laxness and never gave up on us. Instead, he kept pushing us to accomplish the most possible. As a teacher, Mr. Miller has lead us through many parts of the world from Afro-Asia through American History to repelling down the side of a building! We would like to thank him for treating us as indiviuals and being able to turn anyone's sadness into a smile. There's no one else who can tell a joke quite like he can! Thank you for your motivation and friendship. We deeply appreciate the time and efforts of Mr. Clare Doty and Mr. John Miller. 16 Appreciation CLASSES T BELANGER J. BENNETT E. BISHOP C BURNHAM D. CAMPBELL R. DERICK M. FITZGERALD D. FLETCHER G. FLETCHER T. GERRITY S. GROSS B. HAMMOND L. HARRISON D. HILL K. HORN J. HUANG S. HUBBARD T. KARR M. LANDOLF D. LATHROP T. LATHROP 18 High School B LAVERTY H. MATTESON A. MILLER G MILLER D. MILLS K. O'DELL K. O'DELL G. ONOFRIO E. PETERSON M ROBINSON T. RODBURN P. RUEST S. SIMS R. SLAYTON S. SNYDER A. STEVENS S. STEVENS K. TIMOTHY M. TYNER K. WIGHTMAN High School 19 W. BELANGER R. BOUFFORD B. CLYMO A. COLLMER S. COSTELLO S. DANIELS M. EARLEY E. EDWARDS J. FOLEY T. GAY G. HAMMOND M HAMMOND R. HEARD J. HECKART T. HOAD K. HUNT C. JOHNDRO A. KENNY S. KROPP B. LARSEN C. LATTIMER J. LEVESQUE C MADDOCK D. MATTICE G. MATTICE d. McDowell 20 D. MEESE S. MEESE K MILLER L. MONTGOMERY S. MUCHLER L. OLLMAN J. OLIVER S. OND1K P PARSONS H. PEARD D PECK M PICKERING J. PIPE F. RUNDELL D. STEWART C. STRYKER D TAYLOR J. TAYLOR R TILLINGHAST K TROY A. TUDI K WARNER T WHITING B WILLIS P WILSON 21 L. ANDERSON V. BARBER A BEASLEY J. BENNETT B BOORMAN L. BOSSARD C. BURNHAM K. BUTTON S. CAGLE W. CAMPBELL C. CRAMMER R. CROOKS T. DANIELSON G. DERICK K DOUCETTE N. DUNNING T. EDWARDS K FAUCETT L. FAUCETT R. FOX J. GAY M. GIELEN S. GORDON K. GROSS D. HAINES W. HARTMAN F. HILFIGER R. HILL J. HOGAN M. HOPKINS J. HUGHES R. HUNTER D. KHORK 22 High School C KROPP J. LEBARON K. LATHROP K. LATTIMER J. LEVESQUE D MARVIN K MARVIN C. MILLER P. MILLER C. MURPHY K MURPHY R. NEELEY J. NICHOLS R PATRICK P. PELLETIER T. PERRY J PETERSON R. PHILLIPS H. PLANK D. RIBBLE T. RIBBLE J. ROBORDS B SCOTT K. SLAYTON C. SNYDER C STEWART S. STOCKING D THRUSH P TREMBLAY A. TUDI E TYNER R WILSON R YOUNG High Sehool 23 R. ACKERSON L. ANDERSON T. ARQUIETTE A. BOSSARD D. BUTTON S. DAVIS S. DONELSON M. EVANS J. FLETCHER R. GARDNER K. GATES S. HALL C. HARGRAVE D. HARRISON L. HEARD T. HECKART A. JONES P. LATHROP W. LATHROP R. LEWIS T. LEWIS C. McCONNEL 24 K McGUNNIGLE D MCLEAN T. MOORE A MOOSE C. MOSS C. PARSONS S. PERRY B PETERSON A. PHILLIPS H PICKERING D ROBARDS V. SALTSMAN W. SALTSMAN L. SMITH T. SMITH P. STEEN C. STEVENS C. STEVER T. STOWE C. SULLIVAN N. TILLINCHAST S. TOWNER P. WISE J. WILSON 25 S. BELANGER A. BILLS R. BURNS B. BUTTON D. BUTTON M. CRAGG T. CLELAND M. DERICK D. EMERY T. FOLEY A. GIACOMI K. GILMER G. HAMMOND J. HUNTER K. JONES M. KIDDER C LEHMAN R. LEVESQUE T. LONGWELL M LUCKENBACH 26 Junior High L. McLEAN D MURPHY S. OBRACHTA L. PARTRIDGE B PETERSON J. PILGRIM T PUTNAM R REIKOFSKI C. REISEN R RICHARDSON W. ROBARDS M RUEST K SAGER G. STEVENS M STORM M STOWE H. SUTTON J. TREMBLEY J. WALTERS C. YOUNG Junior High 27 Three wild and crazy Juniors. Hang on, Friday is coming. Sixth Grade Mr. Ostrander G. Barber J. Berry S. Edwards K. Gates H. Heim M. Karr M. Keeler M. King M. Lathrop U. Moss C. Padden S. Parsels K. Peterson J. Robords A. Ryan M. Saltsman J. Trush L. Tillinghast J. Towner J. Trembley C. Waite C. Wightman 30 Elementary Sixth Grade Mrs. Skillman D. Aldernman T. Billington P. Clymo A. Edgecomb T. Faucett C. Ferringer J. Fox H. Gross S. Gross S. Heeter A. Hoad T. Hubbard C. Lattimer J. Miller B Morrell T Parcels S. Remchuk D Warner M Witcosky T- Young Elemenury 31 Fifth Grade Mr. Walker J. Boufford T. Buchanan G. Buck K. Burns N. Dockstader J. Glashouser J. Hagadon K. Julien M. Lathrop M. Lewis J. Miller D. Obrochta M. Oliver M. Parcels J. Pierce J. Ross R. Smith D. Stowe J. Stuart W. VanWormer C. Weldy D. Willis A. Zeltwanger 32 Elementary Fifth Grade Mrs. Mitchell S. Anderson D. Barrett J. Bossard D. Button M. Button D. Cragg D. Danielson M. Evia S. Fitzgerald B. Hopkins T. Hughes K. Jones C. Olds L. Pickering B. Pritting W. Putman T. Smith T. Stowe C. Sullivan P. Sutton R. Thorsen L. Wead D. Wilson Elementary 33 Fourth Grade Mrs. White J. Brewster B. Derick D. Dockstader S. Edwards A. Hammond T. Jackson B. Keeler H. Long well J. Martel D. Miller J. Miller J. Murphy C. Parsels G. Rugiero V. Sabins J. Sullivan T. Timothy B. Trembley M. Washburn K. Wead C. Weldy 34 Elementary Fourth Grade Mrs. Woiczechowski C. Bills J. Boorman A. Brewster C. Burns T. Cleland J. Fairbrother N. Fodge B. Heeter A. Julien K. Muchler P. Murphy D. Partridge J. Reisen M. Smith G. Storms M. VanGorder B. Waite L. Weldy J. Whiting M. Wilson K. Young Elementary 35 Third Grade Miss Muth I. Alderman D. Anderson C. Bolton T. Brewster K. Brinkhus S. Dailey H. Evarts A. Hughes D. Johnson A. Joslyln M. Lewis K. Miller C. Padden D. Peck J. Pelletier S. Pritting T. Putman J. Robords C. Saltsman D. Santacroce J. Swanson M. Towner W. VanWormer T. Wilson 36 Elementary Third Grade Mrs. Soliday R. Angelo E. Barry J. Cleeves M. Curry R. Dunning F. Ferringer I. Gardener M. Gardener S. Helm R. Kidder R. Lanphere S. Lehman S. McGunnigle J. Oakden J. Olds K. Parsels R. Peterson T. Ridley J. Robinson D. Robords T. Rook B. Schosek C. Slayton J. Tillinghast P. Witcosky Elementary 37 Second Grade Miss Wheeler R. Bargiol D. Burdin B. Comstock S. Cragy M. Dailey K. Fink K. Gates C. Glashauser D. Hoaglin S. Jones J. Kirkum R. Levesque L. Oliver L. Oilman J. Palmiter R. Parsels S. Remchuck M. Robards S. Sager W. Saltsman C. Slayton D. Stuart 38 Second Grade Mrs. Watson A. Alsheimer H. Bar set D. Button T. Corbett M. Derick D. Fox V. Gross N. Hall D. Hopkins E. Jones L. Karr J. Marshall E. Obrochta B. Padgett K. Parsels P Parshall A. Robbins J. Ross A. Sabins J. Scott A. Stocking N. Storm 39 First Grade Mrs. Shanley M. Bartoo S. Calkins E. Carlin J. Cartwright A. Crocker B. Edwards J. Gardiner A. Hagadone C. Hagadone J. Hagadone T. Heard T. Hughes M. Roza K. Morrell E Padgett 40 A. Santacroce D. Warner T. Weldy First Grade Mrs. Hart J. Hill G. Keeney D. Knoll J. Kromer C. Lathrop D. Miller S. Newman K. O'Brochta J. Pickering R. Putman R. Ryan J. Sutton 41 K. Underwood T. White E. Welc First Grade Mr. Troy B. Colimer T. Craig W. Dailey E. Dontigney W. Edgecomb J. Gardner J. Haenisch S. Hoad A. Martel J. Oakden J. Riekofski K. Sabins S. Saxton J. Sullivan S. Webster 42 Elementary Pre First Grade Mrs. Stepanian E. Crooks L. Edwards F. Gay J. Jackson J. Lanphere C. Palmer C. Sabins G. Santacroce Z. Taggart J. Wakefield Elementary 43 Miss Skillman S. Boorman J. Button M. Cleeves W. Curry H. Fodge J. Harris C. Luckenbach C. Martel E. Obrochta E. Olmsted J. Payne B. Reisen C. Robbins J. Robords M. Robords K. Welc J. Young Kindergarten 44 Elementary Kindergarten Miss Tremaine M. Bartoo S. Edwards J. Frey G. Glashauser C. Hannan A. Heard T. Helm S. Hoad M. Karr M. Keeney A. Lucas A. Matacale S. Remchuk T. Ruggles M. Saxton S. Schosek G. Stuart J. Sullivan 45 Elementary Kindergarten Mrs. Crocker T. Faucett H. Hand H. Lambert M. Lehman S. Martin K. Palmeter D. Parsels E. Perkins D. Rook 46 K. Vangorder K. Young Administration Board of Education: Mr. V. Hammond Mr. C. Alsheimer Mr. B. Brinkus Mr. A. Button Mr. J. Arquitte Mr. Billington- Superintendent Mr. Binley - Principal Mr. Giacomi - Guidance Mr. Matthews - Business Manager Mr. Parulski - Accountant 48 Faculty Faculty Mrs. Ahrens - School Nurse Mrs. Anderson - Physical Ed. Mrs. Beers - Reading Mrs. Benjamin - Talents Coordinator Miss Brandes - Physical Ed. Mrs. Camuto - Special Ed. Mrs. Cleeves - Receptionist Mr. Crotty - High School Art Miss Daniels - Administrative Secretary Mr. Doty - Science Miss Dukeiow - Home Ec. Mr. Cross - Math Faculty 49 Mrs. Grover • High School Librarian Mr. Hall - English Mr. Hargrave - Business Mrs. Honness - French Mrs. Hopkins - Teacher Aide M rs. Howard - Title I Math Mr. Johnson - English Mr. Lynch - Computer Math Mrs. Mattice - Elementary Library Aide Mrs. McElroy - Elementary Art Mr. Miller - History Mrs. Murphy - Vocal Music Faculty 50 Faculty Faculty Mrs. Ohradzandki - Reading Aicf Dr. Peard - Biology Chemistry Mr. Peterson - History Mr. Pilgrim - Director of Facilities Mrs. Pilgrim - Guidance Secretary Mrs. Reppert - Reading Aide Miss Rowland - Science Mr. Saunders - Custodian Mrs. Samuelson - Clerk Mrs. Schaffer - Psychologist Mr Sholes - Business Mrs. Sick - Reading Aide Faculty 51 Mr. Skillman - Physical Ed. Mrs. Slovak - English Mrs. Smith - Speech Therapist Miss Spangenberg - Instrumental Music Mr. Stevens - Title I Reading Miss Tears - Latin Mr. Tremper - Industrial Arts Mr. Welc - Math Mr. White - History Mrs. Hunt - Dental Hygienist Faculty 52 Faculty Cafeteria Staff M rs. Sick; Mrs. Donelson; Mrs. Bowen; Mrs. Stewart; Mrs. Cooley Bus Drivers Faculty 53 Mr Sutfin, Mrs. Bowen; Mrs. Francis; Mrs. Donelson; Mr. Saltsman. Mr. Eaton; Mr. Dodds; Mr. Bays 54 Faculty Is this what we pay you for? Now are we going to do it my way? p E P R A L L Y Fall Foliage Good luck Conehead A boy deprived of training wheels! 56 Activities Let them breath, Julie! Tigers eager to chomp the Indians. Parade. They know what's in the jug! Along with our new administration came a new opportunity for us students here at ACS-a PEP RALLY. It's been several years since we last had one and we were eager to start a new tradition. Our school spirit shone through at all levels as members of the faculty and administration joined in the antics—many thanks to Mr. White, the best tricycle pilot ever born, and Mr. Bin- ley, our resident “ham for lending us their effervescent spirit. Our band and teams went on to the Cohoc- ton Fall Foliage Festival with the spirit of ACS in their hearts. The band did a super job, making their new director, Miss Span- genberg, proud to be their leader. Although the guys soccer team garnered no awards, the played the best jug games in years and proved themselves to be on the way up- good game guys! Congratulations to the girls' soccer team who won the first annual girls' spud jug game-we're proud of you!! Special congrat- ulations go out to Deb Mattice, our goalie, who received the Outstanding Defensive Player award, and to Julie Peck, who copped the Most Valuable Player award. Way to go Tigers! (or should we say tigerettes ?) We wish the best of luck to all of the future teams and bands here at ACS and urge the underclassmen to keep up that Tiger Spirit!!!!!!!!!! Pucker up Brenda Activities 57 H A L L O W E E N Avoca's Chippendale's Samantha is that you? Which one shall we eat? 58 Acti vities Charlie Chaplin alias, Olav. What a bunch! Don't you dare Nuccims! Town clown. Activities 59 H E A V E N The midnite madman strikes again! Jeannie's in heaven. 60 Prom Puppy Love Yeah, I'm bad! Jennie, Vickie, and Michele dancing up a storm. For the first time the Jr.-Sr. Prom was held outside the school, at the Tally-Ho restaurant in Kanona. Dinner was served be- fore dancing began to our theme song, Heaven , played by Tim Vogel, disc jokey at WK.PQ. by changing the scenery, the prom became more memorable and enjoyable for all those who attended. Hey you guys, look at him! Prom 61 62 Activities OLIVER TWISTED Leave my Chuckie alone! Hold on Dawn. Activilies 63 I wish they'd learn their lines. Freeze or I'll shoot! The utopian society. 64 Activities DOWN H STAIRCASE I took that picture down there.” Which one is your type, Julie?'' Rich and Cherry making goo-goo eyes at each other. Activities 65 Row 1: D. Lathrop, L. Harrison, P. Ruest, A. Stevens, T. Gerrity, J. Bennet Row 2: J. Miller, B. Slayton, R. Derick, C. Burkham, S. Stevens, S. Snyder, B. Calkins, T. Lathrop 66 Acti vities Front: B. Larson, R. Phillips, R. Tillinghast, S. Donelson Back: Mr. Tremper, T. Karr, G. Mattice, C. Severs, W. Olson, T. Lewis A T H L E T I C C L U Row 1: K. Horn, S. Gross, B. Laverty, D. Button, T. Ruest, Row 2. R. Tyner, J. Coffey, D. Fox, J. Peck, D. Campbell, M. Lesperance, T. Rodbourn Activities 67 A R T C L U B Row 1- K. Boufford, B. Boorman, D. Marvin, A. Beasley, B. Laverty, K. Wightman, S. Sims, T. Rodbourn Row 2- T. Carr, S. Costello, D. Mattice, C. Stewart, H. Mattison, B. Scott, M. Crotty, T. Danielson Row 3- A. Puppet, K. O'Dell, B. MacDougal, D. Parker, T. Ribble, L. Faucett, J. LeVesque Row 4- D. McDowell, J. Smith, D. Stewart, D. Campbell, B. Calkins, M. Buck, L. Oilman, B. Larsen Many people think that art is a course tak- en by people who don't have anything bet- ter to do and that it doesn't take much work to draw a few pictures. I can tell you from personal experience that this idea is totally wrong. I have been in Art for the past four years now and I enjoy it very much. Art is a very challenging course. It involves creativ- ity, ideas, hard work, and most of all a re- warding feeling when you finish a project. I will miss Art Club at Avoca very much. Brad MacDougal 68 Clubs Row 1: M. Storm, J. Hunter, K. Sager, J. Hughes, M. Stowe, J. Wilson, A. Philips Row 2: T. Robords, C. Reisen, A. Giacomi, R. Richardson, T. Cleland, L. Heard, Miss Tears Row 3: L. Partridge, D. Robords, J. Pilgrim, R. Horn, D. Parker, H. Sutton, A. Bills, G. Stevens, R. Riekofski, N. Tillinghast, S. Belanger Row 4: L. Anderseon, L. McLean, J. Hughes, R. Young, M. Derick, B. Boorman, R. Ackerson, M. Evans, T. Stowe, R. Jones, T. Moore, K. Gates Row 5: K. McGunnigle, K. Bossard, K. Gross, G. Hammond, B. Wilson, C. Sullivan, W. Robords, C. Hargrave, S. Davis, K. Miller, D. Button, M. Luckenbach What a model! You boys look over dressed. The Latin Club is proud to be an active member of the Junior Classical League which is a local, state, and national organization of students and teachers interested in the pro- motion of the classics. The National JCL will be celebrating its 50th birthday this summer in the state of Indiana. L A T I N C L U B Clubs 69 H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y 70 Clubs Row 1: ]. Caron, D. Fox, K. Horn, J. Huang, B. Hammond, T. Bellanger Serious concentration at induction ceremony. The National Honor Society is an Academic organization which gives recognition to students who have maintained high honor role status. However, this is not the only purpose of this organization. It encourages students to successfully demonstrate leadership in the classroom, at work, and in school activities. It promotes uncomplain- ing service and effective group cooperation. It helps stu- dents to build character by learning to take constructive critcism and accepting recommendations graciously. Row 1: J. Hughes, M. Fink Row 2: Mr. Hargrave, K. Lathrop, W. Robords, T. Cleland, H. Peard, J. Coffee, J. Caron, T. Ruest Row 3: B. Laverty, A. Moose, J. Hughes, D. Campbell, J. LeVesque, M. Lewis, B. Hammond, S. Costello Battle of the sexes. Student Council has been a part of the Avoca Central School System for many years but with this school year a dramatic change in direction has been attempted. This group has taken the Council outside of the somewhat traditional limi- tations of just school related activities and has tried to become a community oriented group. For example, we have held community wide Halloween parades and parties, tours of the school and buffet luncheons for the senior Citizens Group and a Canned Food Drive for less fortunate families. In the spring we hope to continue our efforts with several more community activities. Being a first year advisor I have to been extremely grateful to the members of the Council. They are dedicated, helpful, concerned, and most of all tolerant. Their main goal seems to be what they can do for others not what can be done for them. I consider it a real privilege to be a part of this group. Mr. Hargrave s T U D E N T C 0 U N C 1 L Clubs 71 s E N I O R B A N D Row 1: S. Daniels, D. Button, J. Peck, P. Wilson, J. Hughes, Row 2: J. Taylor, J. LeVesque, C. Hammond, J. Huang, S. Kropp, J. Fo- ley, M. Hammond. S. Ondik, N. Dunning, B Willis, K. Hunt Row 3: C. Kropp, C. Murphy, M. Pickering, H. Peard, J. Coffey. D. Parker, B. Hammond, T. Belanger, K. Murphy, B. MacDougal Row 4: T. Edwards, J. Nichols, T. Kenny, K. Troy, D. Muth, R. Der- icl. R. Parker, D. Taylor. Miss Spangenberg Row 5: E. Edwards, R. Heard, C. Lattimer, K. Lattimer, B. Boorman 72 Activitics Row 1: K. Gates, V. Saltsman, B Button Row 2: D. Robords, L. Anderson, K. Smith, L. Heard, N. Tillinghast, T. Longwell Row 3: A Phillips, D. Harriaon, C. Reisen, D. Murphy, J. Hunter, M. Evans, M. Craig Row 4: A. Giacomi, C. Hargrave, K. McGunnigle, D. But- ton, M. Stowe. Miss Spangenberg B Row 1: R. Smith, L. Wead, S. Edwards, M. King, H. Helm Row 2: C. Padden, C. Ferringer, T. Stowe, S. Heeter, K. Peterson, J. Robords, K. Gates, J. Barry, D. Barrett, J. Fox, D. Willis, M. Evia Row 3: M. Witdosky, M. Button, B. Pritting, M. Oliver, C. Lattimer, H. Gross, 74 Activities C. Olds, M. VanWormer, L. Tillinghast Row 4: T. Billington, S. Rumchuck, D. Alderman, J. Towner, D. Craig, L. Pickering, J. Glashauser, S. Parsels, D. Warner, D. Button, R. Thorsen, Miss Spangenberg Row 5: S. Parcells, M. Keeler, D. Stowe Row 1: P Miller, K. Marvin, R Neeley, J. LeVesque, M. Hopkins, R. Parker, K. Lathrop, N. Dunning, T. Ribble Row 2: D. Parker, S. Daniels, J. Foley, J. Taylor, S. Muchler, J. Heckart, S. Spangler. K. Troy. J. Robords Row 3: P. Wilson, J. Coffey, R. Young, J. LeVesque. C. Kropp, R. Heard, F. Rundell, W. Belanger, J. Nichols, H. Plank Row 4: Mrs. Murphy, S. Ondik, M. Pickering, C. Crammer, B. Mac- Dougal, S. Meese, J. Billington, A. Tudi, W Campbell Row 5: T. Kenny. D. Meese, D. Taylor, H. Peard, K. Hunt Row 1: R LeVesque, C. Reisen, j. Wilson, S. Belanger, T. Cleland, J. Trembley Row 2: L. Heard, R. Riekofski, C. Moss, T. Stowe, D. Button, L. Partridge, C. Lehman, M. Ruest Row 3: N. Tillinghast, A. Phillips, K. Jones, A. Jones, M. Evans, A. Moose, D. Robords, H. Sutton Row 4: A. Bossard, K. Cates, B. Button, C. Sullivan, C. Hargrave, T. Smith, K. Smith, L. Anderson, K. McGunnigle, A. Bills, M. Derick S R C H O R U S J R C H O R U s 75 Activities Row 1: G. Onofrio, K. Hunt, V. Davis, J. Foley, L. Harrison, H. Peard, J. Coffey, Mr. Hall Row 2: M. Tyner, B. Hammond, J. LeVes- que, S. Kropp, R. Heard, J. Oliver, K. Lattimer, T. Edwards, S. Daniels, B. Willis, C. Lattimer Row 1: Mrs. Honness, P. Miller, V. Davis, J. Bennett, C. Stewart, N. Dunning, S. Daniels, B. Willis. Row 2: H. Matteson, P. Tremblay, K. Hunt, R. Neilly, C. Miller, C. Hammond, K. Lattimer, H. Peard, D. Peck, J. Coffey. Row 3: K. Timothy, B. Hammond, M. Tyner, J. LeVesque, J. Oliver, S. Gordon, R. Hill, H. Plank, J. Robords, T. Edwards, K. Miller, R. Fox, E. Tyner, S. Stocking. 76 Activities Row 1: D. Fox, J. Peck, D. Button, B. Hammond, G. Onofrio T. Miller, K. O'dell, C. Johndro, B. Brockway, D. O'dell, J. Caron, K. Carpenter, Mr. Sholes. Row 2: D. Mattice, L. Montgomery, T. Hoad, C. Stryker, T. Gay, D. Campbell, K. Warner, M. Hammond, L. Taylor, J. Hogan, K. Doucette, S. Stocking, E. Tyner. Row 3: S. Costello, J. Pipe, F. Hilfiger, C. Hammond, M. Lewis, P. Ruest, D. Hill, L. Lannoye, R. Boufford, C. Kropp, C. Lattimer. Row 4: S. Meese, j. Billington, G. Hammond, J. Smith, D. McDowell, B. Wil- lis, S. Kropp, D. Taylor, F. Rundell, R. Fox, O. Kriutzfeldt, E. Edwards, M. McConnell. Larry, Moe, and Curly. FBLA- Alias Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is made up of students who are out to improve themselves and help aid the community. World's Finest Chocolate Bars are the clubs main source of income. These profits are used to send club members to the State Leadership Conference that is held at the Concord Hotel each year. We are now in our third year of existence and boast the largest membership of any club in our district. The officers of the club are President- Julie Billington, Vice-President- Brad Laverty, Sec- retary- Cherry Hammond, Treasurer- Jennie Caron, Parlimentarion- Julie Peck, and Re- porter- Shannon Costello. Hey, let's party! F B L A Activities 77 Y E A R B O O K S T A F F 78 Activities Row 1: D. Fox, Mrs. Slovak, T. Miller, M. Lewis, D. O'Dell, K. Carpenter, J. Caron, V. Davis, L. McGunnigle, D. Parker Row 2: J. Billington, C. Hammond, L. Lannoye, O. Kruetzfeldt, D. Button, J. Peck, J. Coffee Row 3: D. Ondik, J. Bulkley, B. Brockway, B. MacDougal, D. Fink Last spring when we were chosen to be on the yearbook staff, it seemed like it would be something exciting to do in our spare time. Boy, were we in for a shocking surprise. We soon learned to make time and to expect anything to happen and that even with a large staff, there was always more work to be done. But overall, we cherished being able to help create memories in this yearbook that will never be forgotten. It's been a momumental job trying to organize the pages and meet deadlines. DEADLINES!! Just the sound of that word sends chills down our spines. It sounds like someone hanging from a noose, which is exactly how we felt at times. It is the most horrible word in the English language while you're trying to (plot, draw, sketch, plan) layouts, find missing pictures, type and fit copy, and a multitude of other things. Not only are there pages to design, but advertisements to collect as well. This year we have tripled the amount of ads sold last year and because of this we've been able to add a few special pages. Jennie and Kim were instrumental in keeping track of all these ads and the money. Working together has brought moments of frustrations and anxiety, but there have also been enjoyable ones as well. Some of us have learned valuable lessons that will last a life time. We're sure Jeannie will never shoot another role of film without first making sure there is film in the camera. Brad will know better than to reach into dark cubby holes because you may not know what is in them. Never again will almost one thousand dollars of advertisement checks be lost in the school safe. Nor will Denelle and Dawn ever drop the tiny freshmen pictures again and again and again and again. And we will never be able to solve the mystery of the missing class picture which was last seen on Mrs. Slovak's desk. Getting ads also proved to be an unuaual task. It involved anything from receiving unique artwork form the eccentric Walter S. Taylor to leaving McDonald's gift certificates and candy as a tip at the Ramada. In spite of all the hassles and frustrations, we have had one goal in common, to make this the best yearbook ever. After all the work is done and we can sit back and look through the pages, we'll treasure the memories it holds. We hope that you enjoy it as well. 1 V A R S I T Y B A S E B A L L Row 1: E. Edwards, D. Fletcher, T. Lathrop, J. Fletcher, K.. Timothy. Row 2: C. Lewis,T. Fitzgerald, J. Gilbert, J. Laverty, Mr. Sholes Strike Three. Yeah, We Bad. The 1985 Avoca Tigers finished the sea- son with 4 wins and 9 losses. The goal of the team was to make secitonals for the first time in a few years. This was accom- plished. The Tigers seeded 15th in the sectionals and played a very strong Bu- tania Wotre Dame team that was seeded 2nd. After leading through the 5th in- ning, the Tigers eventually lost by a close of 4-3 score. This game was a very positive experience for the young Tiger (5 sophmores, 1 Freshman) starters. We are looking for a more positive and excit- ing happenings in the future. 80 Spor� s Tell him which way to go, Brian. Row 1: S. Bellanger, W. Betlanger, S. Muchler, K. Button, F. Rundell, T. Edwards, R. Heard, R. Fox, Row 2: S. Costello, B. Scott, R. Patrick, D. Taylor, D. Stuart, M. Pickering, T. Bellanger, Mr. Pickering Safe! Where is the ball? The 1985 Junior Varsity Ti- gers developed into a very fine team under first year coach, Dan Pickering. After thrashing Jasper 28-0 in their opening game, the Jr. Tigers rolled to a 7 win, 0 loss record. Rob Patrick, Kenny Button and Brian Scott led the way, as all three proved to be excel- lent young hurlers. Hit one to me. Shannon, the one man team. J V B A S E B A L L Sports 81 s o F T B A L L Row 1: P. Willis, B. Peck, K. Evia, K. Stewart, R. Tyner Row 2: M. Tyner. B. Hammond, D. Button, J. Peck, C. Hammond, M. Lewis, L. McGunnigle Row 3: L. Hopkins, D. Lathrop, D. Fox, T. Perry, D. Mattice, K. Hunt, C. Johndro, D. Peck, Miss Brandes Great form, Julie. The Softball team ended up with a 3-11 league record and were 3-14 overall. Offensively we were strong - out hitting 9 of our 14 opponents. Al- though our defense had its bright spots, our play in the field needed improvement. We made some strides in this direction toward the end of the season and 1 am positive that the team next year will be stronger both offensively and defensively. 82 Sports Nice throw, Chris. Look out. Dawn! Another Tom Cruise! Matt, the second John McEnroe. The boys tennis team had an excellent season in 1985, placing second in the county and participating in sectional competition. In the county tournament, Matt Lesperance took third in singles while Dave Fink and Dave Fink and Dave Muth placed second in doubles. We are looking forward to another outstanding sea- son in 1986. Did you sec that serve? Where's your glasses, David? T E N N I S Sports 83 G I R L S T E N N I S Row 1: K. Hunt, N. Dunning, K. Lattimer, J. Coffey, Mr. Hall Row 2: K. Parker, J. Huang, L. Anderson, J. Hughes, K. Horn, S. Gross Another victory for Avoca. In 1985, the Girls Tennis Team be- came the aggressive, winning team that every coach dreams of. The team members worked hard, im- proved their skills, and enjoyed the season as well. They also improved their win loss record 9-5. They made me very proud. Mr. Hall I I actually hit it! Sue in a trance. Where did it go?? 84 Sports Row 1; Mr. Welc, D. Mcese, B Peterson, B Belanger, J. Gay, G. Derick, F. Rundell, A. Moose, C. Kropp Row 2: R. Heard, C. Crammer, D. Khork, D. Stewart, D. McDowell, B Larsen, D. Taylor, C. Lattimer, B. Scott Okay you guys, listen up. By their record you may think the J.V. Soc- cer team had a bad year! Well, they didn't. The Tigers lost a lot of very close games which could have gone either way with a little luck. The Tigers were led by Bill Be- langer and Dave Taylor in scoring, with eighth grader Brian Peterson leading in as- sists. Defensively the Tigers were amoung the top with Frank Rundell, Danny Khork, and Brian Larsen. Our goal tending was in the faithful hands of Dan Stewart and Brian Scott. If the Tigers stick together, only good things can happen the rest of the way for Avoca Soccer in the future. Mr. Welc You can't play soccer of you're sleeping! J V s o c c E R Sports 85 V A R S I T Y S o c c E R 86 Sports Row 1: T. Karr, M. Hopkins, B. Laverty, E. Edwards, S. Costello, T. Ruest, D. Fink, B. Calkins. Row 2: J. Foley, S. Kropp, R. Derick, T. Belanger, S. Sims, S. Davis. T. Rodbourn, V. Barber, Mr. Welc. What's the joke, Dave? Although the team fin- ished only 4-13-1, there is hope for the future. This year's team had only two seniors, Dave Fink and Terry Ruest. The rest of the squad consisted pre- dominately of sophmores, freshmen and eigth graders. Don't take your eye off the ball! Ooh Wee! Row 1: D. Button, R. Tyner, K. Murphy, J. Bennett, C. Johndro. Row 2: Mr. Hargrave, K. Boufford, S. Ondik, B. Wilson S Daniels, M. Lewis, J. LeVesque, K. Slayton, Mrs. Anderson. Row 3: G. Onofrio, K. Stuart, W. Campbell, D. Mattice, H. Peard P. Wilson, J. Pipe, D. Fox, J. Peck. The girls score another goal! Find the ball. Melinda. Where's the ball? The 1985 Girls' Soccer team has set a mark that will stand as a goal for future soccer teams here at Avoca. Not only did they have a great season finishing at 10-14-2, but they also won the first Jug Game ever held be- tween girls of Cohocton and Avoca. To the Se- niors I hope that this ac- complishment will stand as one of your best memories of Avoca. To the underclassmen play- ers. I hope that you will strive as hard to make your mark next year. La- dies, as always, it was a pleasure. G I R L S S o c c E R Sports 87 V o L L E Y B A L L Row 1: L. Heard; A. Phillips; N. Tillinghast; K. Doucette; Miss Brandess; Row 2: C. Johndro; K. Slayton; L. Montgomery; C. Stryker; L. Harrison; Row 3: K. Stewart; D. Fox; D. Button; D. Mattice; K. Horn; T. Gay; T. Hoad The varsity Volleyball team ended their season with a 2-14 record. The sea- son was one of much im- provement. When compar- ing the beginning of the season to the end, it can clearly be noticed that the skills and knowledge of the game improved greatly. The J.V. Volleyball team ended with a 3-9 record. They were a positive, en- thusiastic team. The com- bination of wanting to im- prove and having fun trying can make for the best season. 88 Sports Row 1: K. o'Dell; T. Perry; C. Burnham; K. Murphy; Row 2: K. Slayton; A. Phillips; S. Gross; D. Button; Mr. Welc; Row 3: C. Stryker; T. Hoad; A. Collmer; J. Robards; D Mattice; C. Stewart; E. Bishop What an acrobat?! That's some warm-up girls. Nice form Chris. Deb's going for a drive. Rebound that basketball! As we start this season we do so with great amount of expectation. We have an extremely young team but not a team without talent. The ladies not only play with ability but they also play with enthusiasm and pride. I have a lot of fun watching them develope and mature on the floor; I hope that the fans have the patience nec- essary to allow the ladies to reach their potential without worrying too much about wins and losses. Sleeping on the job coach?! G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L Sports 89 rHrH OdHrri?NLn od Row 1: Mr. Johnson, R. Rundell, M. Hopkins, S. Muchler, C. Sullivan Row 2: M. Pickering, R. Fox, B. Belanger, R. Heard, C. Crammer, K. Button Row 3: K. Faucett, D. Stewart, J. Oliver, B. Scott, D. Taylor, R. Patrick Which way did the ball go? At this writing, the 1985-86 Junior Varsity Boys' Basketball team has compiled a 10-2 mark, losing only to Bath and Canistio on the road . Their development has been encouraging, and their willingness to work together has made for a rewarding experience for all concerned. It seems that this team is laying the groundwork for a promising basketball future at Avoca, at both the varsity and junior varsity levels, and as their coach, I wish all of them the best of luck in all they do. Coach Johnson 90 Sports Look at those cheerleaders! Olav prepares for his shot. Scott in his normal state. V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L Sports 91 Tigers are on top! 92 Sports Row 1: K. Boufford Row 2: J. LeVesque, B. Hammond, C Hammond, S. Kropp Row 3: S. Daniels, V. Davis “Hey Cherry, we'd like to see down! Sports 93 “Like, wow!' Show us how it's done, Vickie! Don't just sit there, say something girls. The roar of the tigerettes! w R E S T L I N G 94 Sports Row 1: B. Peterson, D. Khork, S. Stocking, D. Marvin, P. Pelletier, P. Trembley, G. Derick, R. Boufford Row 2: R. Derick, A. Stevens, T. Gerrity, R. Hammond, Mr. Cumato, S. Davis Row 3: E. Edwards, B. Larsen, G. Hammond, J. Fletcher, J. Peterson, J. Fletcher, D. Fletcher, R. Phillips, J. Oilman, V. Barber, T. Edwards, K. O'Dell, J. Heckart All primed and ready to go. Down for the count. Agony of defeat! Sammy gets the upper hand. The wrestling team of 1985-86 has I believe added one more necessary characteristic to the sport and its successes at Avoca - that is HEART. The team has shown maturity beyond its age - actually what more can be expected from the educational process . . . the assignment is given, the practices are conducted, the examination takes place and it is the students responsibility of action together with that of the coaching staff which equals success. It could fit any subject area, couldn't it? My young men have seemingly taken the responsibility seriously. Shake hands and come out fighting. Row 1: R. Smith, T. Lysczyn, R, Derick, Row 2: D. Thrush, D. Campbell, S. Sims, K. Pipe, D. McDowell, Mr. Welc. The Boys' Track Team was young and inexperienced. But like all individual sports, it did have its high points. The team was led by Kirk Pipe, a senior, who beat the school record in the shot putting event. Kirk put the shot a distance of 44' and set only the third new record since the Sectional Title, champs of 81. B O Y S T R A C K Sports 95 G I R L S T R A C K Front: S. Kropp, S. Ondik, S. Edwards, N. Dunning, K. Lattimer Back: S. Daniels, B. Willis, K. VanEtten, K. Boufford, B. Robinson, D. Ribble, J. VanEtten, W. Campbell, Mr. Welc The Girls Track Team was small in number and in experience. However, I feel that the program has again been reestablished. I am hoping this spring the young ladies can go out with a little knowledge and a lot of work and become competitive. I feel last year's team can be proud of what they have done and should look forward with anticipation to the coming season. Mr. Welc 96 Sports Avoca’s girl’s soccer spent off-season in summer league to play themselves into shape, prepare for 1985 season By SAL MAJORANA Sport write CORNING Summer athletic program are as Important, and in mim f Ki more Important than preseason workout At Avoca, this statement Is true and the perfect example la the girls soccer team Coach Dick Hargrave has his team participating In a summer league run by his asuaUnt. Jeff Haenlach. a town resident and former standout player Jeff help me out with the team and he runs our summer program and doe a super job with basic skills. Hargrave said Thi is the second year he has run the program and he keep the kids in shape II give us tome freedom to work on other tings when the season starts because the kids are ready to ptay “ The Tigers were l last year and have lost leading scorer Beth Peck and lop midfielder Ronnie Robinson However. Hargrave has ample young replacements who win be short on experience but long on rnlhualam and attitude. Realistically, we are looking to have a 500 seaaoo. Hargrave said With aU the young kids. I don't know if they can carry us •We hope to develop the short passing game. Hargrave said • With the young kids U s tough We ll try to lake advantage of our speed with some give and go plays - Up front, seniors Julie Peck and Dawn Fox. junior Melinda Tyner and freshmen Chris Stewart and Wanda Campbell are the top scoring threats plus Hargrave has junior Irasnfer Gina Onofrlo back Onofrlo played al Avoca as a freshman then moved to North Carotins before returning this year Deb Matttce will be in goal and Dene lie Button is the best defender Button ts a solid player. Hargrave said She is our quarterback and she has two youngsters with her that she will have to direct Deb is excellent in goal You would have to go a long way to find a belter sophomore goalie The Avoca boys are already young with just two seniors on the squad Coach John Wetc lost five seniors but says this team should be competitive We ve got J2 kids out ter the team which la very good. Wek said They have looked good in practice and are really trying They have a very good at tltude Junior twin brothers Brian and Brad Laverty. senior David Kink and Junior Terry Rodburn. soph omore Shane Costello and freshman Randy Heard will be depended on to score goals, something the Tigers have had problems doing We don't shoot that well but they have been passing the ball well. Wetc said Tiey well as a team Sam Davis, an eighth grader, will be the teams goalie with senior Russell Derick the best fullback In girls tennis. Avoca conch David Hall has the Tigers moving in the right direction The program W building at a good pace and we're looking for a good seaaoo. Hall said We are developing a junior high program Bath. Add Moo and WeUsvtlle will be tough but think we ptay with them We’U be heard from Hall can look to seniors Jeannie Coffey and Diane Parker lor leadership. Avoca 4. Ham mondsport 1 At Avoca, the Tigers cruised past the Inkers in a SCL match Julie Pedersen heat Jennifer Huang. 9-S in first singles for Hammondsport s only win of the day In second singles Jeannie Coffey defeated Tracy Robbins. 9 3 while Karen Intimer whipped Michelle O'Brachta in third singles. 9-2 Dawn Lathrop and Karen Horn com hmed to edge Pam Doyle and Shelayn Saltsman in first doubles. 10-« and in second doubles. Jennifer Hughes and Kriatln Hunt blaoked Katie Johnson and Dana Tharrett. 94) Avoca shocks Haver inq u tat. «tract Ml Ola IVW Am taoan la tta ala «—« ma •« Wa it|iiSi«t lata Hammond drives in winner tSSSnS AVOCA - Cherry Hammond stroked a two-run double in the bottom of the seventh inning Thursday to cap a three run rally which gave Avoca a come-from behind 7-6 Steuben County league softball victory over Prattsburg Julie Peck had two hits in support of her sister Beth who was the winning pitcher Losing pitcher Kathy Saltier had two hits for the Vikings Girls hoops Avoca beau Haverling In season-opener. 29-17 i 9 Avoca 4. Way land I At Wayland. Karen Lattlmer and Dawn Lathrop each won their singles match to pace the Tigers to their fourth win I-attimer beat Jennifer Coates. 10-9 and Lathrop topped Deb Grtfftng. 9-1 Lira Hoad had the only victory for Wayland de- feating Sue Gross. 9-t In doubles competition. Jeannie Coffee and Jennifer Huang of Avoca swept past Sue Shepard and Melanie Coley. 0 In the other doubles match. Kristin Hunt and Jennifer Hughes beat Donna Walker and Louisa Lathrop also by the score jfOO With the victory. Avoca raises its overall record to 44. 34 In the Steuben County league The Tigers travel to Addison today for another Steuben County matchup 97 Sports s E N I 0 R D 1 R E C T O R Y Kyle Anderson B.O.C.E.S. 2,3. Julie Anna Billington Field hockey 1, 2 captain; Basketball 1, 2 captain; Track 2; Yorker Club 1, 2; Pep-Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4 president; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 4; Athletic Club 1, 4; play 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Senior Ensemble 4; Area All State 2, 4; N.Y.S.S.M.A. solos 1, 2, 4; Area All State 2, 4. Kim Boufford Track 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Art Club 2, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Girl Scout leader 4. Bruce Patrick Brockway F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Art Club 2; play 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 photographer. Matt Buck Plays 3, 4; wrestling 3 Jeff Buckley Plays 3, 4; yearbook Denelle Marie Button Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; captain; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4 captain; Latin Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 president; play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 layout editor Jennifer Anne Caron Cheerleading 1, 2; Class president 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A treasurer 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Busi- ness Manager. Kimberly Sue Carpenter Soccer 1, 3; Athletic Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; play 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Busi- ness Manager Tim Chissom Play 3, 4; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4; Jeanne Coffey Athletic Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; president; Colorguard 1, 2; play 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 treasurer; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Area All State Orches- tra 1. 2. 3. 4; Rotary Exchange Stu- dent 4; Student Council 2, 4; Year- book Staff 4 photographer; Hartwick Interstate 2; All State 3. Pamela L. Dale Senior Play 4, Art Vickie Davis Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1; French Club 1, 2, 4 president; F.B.L.A 4; Chorus 1; Band 1; Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Advertisement; Track 4 Larry Derick Wrestling 1, 2, 3; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Duaine Faucett Wrestling David Todd Fink Tennis 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 4; Art Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Layout Dawn Fox Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2 president; Soccer 2, 3, 4 captain; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; Athletic Club 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Volleyball 3, 4 captain; Yearbook Staff 4 Editor in Chief; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4 Robert Fox Wrestling 1, 2; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Leonard Gardner Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Cherry Lynn Hammond Softball 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 treasurer; Class Secretary 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 J. V. captain; F.B.L.A. 3, 4 secretary; Yearbook Staff 4 Editor in Chief; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4 Ray Hammond Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Todd Hilfiger B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4; play 3, 4. 98 Di rectory Richard Johndro Play 3, 4; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Olav Kruetzfeldt Basketball 4; French Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; play 4; Yearbook Staff 4 layout. Andrew William Landolf B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Lisa Ann Lannoye French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 secretary; F.B.L.A 1, 2, 3, 4 historian; Chorus 1, 2, 3; yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 2, 3. Matt Lesperance Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Soccer 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 2, 3, 4; play 4; Latin Club 1, 2. Clyde Lewis Jr. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; play 3. Michele Lewis Soccer 3, 4; Softball 3; Athletic Club 4; Basketball 3; Student Council 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; play 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Ski club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Brad MacDougal Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 president; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1( 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4 art editor; play 3, 4; Lisa McGunnigle Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Softball 3; Ath- letic Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Soccer 3; Lat- in Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4 layout Tammy Miller French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 vice-pres.; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4 reporter; Chorus 1, 2. David Muth Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; play 3, 4; Alan Nichols Track 1, 2; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4. Denise Lynn O'Dell F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Softball 2; Class vice-president 2; play 4; Year- book Staff 4 layout Leann Oilman B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 David Ondik Lab Aid 2 Diane Parker Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 4; Art Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Area All State 3, 4; All State Chorus 4; All County Music 1, 2; play 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Art Editior. Julie Margaret Mary Peck Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Cheelead- ing 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Basketball 1; Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 secretary; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 secretary; Latin Club 1, 2 treasurer; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 layout. Paul Raduziner Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; All County Chorus 2, 3, 4; play 3, 4; Stu- dent Council vice-president 3. Terry Ruest Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2. Melissa Joy Slayton Cheerleading 1; Chorus 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; play 3. Lisa Ann Taylor Volleyball 1, 2; Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; B.O.C.E.S. 3; play 3; All County Chorus 1. Tammy Taylor Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4; play 4. Michele Tremblay Majorette 1, 2; Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. Rachael Elizabeth Tyner Soccer 2, 3, 4 captain; Softball 3, 4; play 3, 4 Athletic Club 4. Bill Walters B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 S E N I 0 R D 1 R E C T O R Y Directory 99 SENIOR HOROSCOPES NAME NICK NAME LIKES DISLIKES WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE NOTED FOR WHERE FOUND Kyle Anderson Ram bo Rock-N-Roll Stupid women Mechanic Dairy farmer Wearing a head-band Under a rock Julie Billington Jul Nice clothes, Mark Bitten fingernails T.V. Journalist Page girl Being superintendent's daughter With Mark Kimberly Boufford Kim Guys w nice legs Nosey teachers Veterinarian Mrs. Faucette Quietness With Duaine Bruce Brockway Bruce Garfield People who whine Photographer Bag man on a street Being obnoxious Anyplace but class Matt Buck Matloc Rock-N-Roll Mouthy girls Electro-engineer Jamaican Connection Messing up Passed out Denelle Button Nellie Johnny The Code, tightwads Veterinarian Virginia Beach bum Over-fueling Eating tatas Jennifer Caron Jennie Grady Unloyal people Certified Public Accountant Reppertsentative for wives of U S A. Teaching dirtballs Shortness Roaming the halls Kimberly Carpenter Kim Jeff Boxer shorts Elementary Teacher Temper Roaming the halls Tim Chissom Chiss Rock-N-Roll Chevys . rednecks Drummner A mercuroid Up to no good Near the Hymalayias Jeanne Coffey Jeanne Marie Receiving flowers Diet Coke Rich A nun Musicial abilities Hopefully Europe Pamela Dale Pam Art Irving Gossipy people Accountant Irving's wife Being Irvin's girl Art Room Vickie Davis Blondie Daryl Two-faced people Elementary Teacher Pigmy in Africa Shortness Roaming the halls Larry Derick Dairy Lar Wine, women song Cold women Contractor Working on muck Skipping School Fire Side Chat Duaine Faucett Dewy Wine, women . song Nappy women Conservation Office On welfare Good Looks With Kim David Fink Fink Cadillac Sevilles Untidiness Phys. Ed. Teacher Still here Not getting involved With Bwad Dawn Fox Cheeks Ziggy, ice cream E.T. Psychologist Selling goldfish Brown eyes Dancing at Richie's Robert Fox Boob Three-wheelers Mouthy women Heavy Equp. Operator Laborer Nice buns On anything w wheels Leonard Gardner LJ. Wrestling Studying Conservationist Cook at McDonalds Giggling in class In the hot spot Cherry Hammond Cher Wine, men . sports Gossipy teachers Secretary Bag lady in N.Y. Being sarcastic Everywhere Raymond Hammond Ray Hunting . sports Hot-shot people Mechanic Farmer Muscular body Never was Todd Hilfiger Toad Women w fast cars Making fun of others Machinist Masons shoe salesman Being clumsy Under a cow-pile Rich Johndro Chard-o Wine, women song Kids on Boces bus Bartender Laborer Hiding in bathroom Causing havoc Olav Kruetzfeldt Ole Pizza Hut Eggnog Pilot Full-time Amer. pupil Snapping fingers at Mrs. Slovak Germany Andrew Landolf Bill Fast cars Party poopers Mechanic A bum Having fun Not home Lisa Lannoye Lisa Jerry Two-faced people Day-care center aide Living at home Blue eyes With Jerry Matt Lesperance Larry Women lobster His hair messed up Teacher Beach bum Looking cute Laughing with L.J. Clyde Lewis JR 3-wheeling Girl in a bad mood Electronic Engineer Cook at McDonalds Doing donuts In his waterbed Michele Lewis Michele Marie Cousin Huey Lewis Air Supply Criminal Psychiatrist General in U.S. Army Unattached mind With Rachael Brad MacDougal Bwad Being a senior Uninvolved friends Art Teacher Drawing for Nat. Geo. in Asia Working for Carl's The Claw With Fink Lisa McGunnigle Corn Flake The Chippendales Datsun E.T. Owner of restaurant Laughing Anywhere but home Tammy Miller Blondie Romantic men Burnt french fries Airline Stewardess Waitress at Simon's Blond hair Creating trouble Dave Muth Muthy Tennis skiing Not having ski club Systems Analyst Back here next year Great modesty Counting money Alan Nichols Big Al Guitars . women Stuffed whales Welding specialist Unemployed Farmer Furrow hop-walk Far away Denise O'Dell Nese Older men Brut Barney Miller reruns Chippendales employee Red Goose bartender Driving abilities Roaming the halls Diane Parker Di Walks in the woods Screetchy violins Music Teacher Song Evangelist Playing the piano Music Room Julie Peck Jul Wine, men sports Mr. Welc's ties Rich Teacher Poor aide Having no toenails Under a rock Paul Raduziner Julio Fast food women Two-faced people Jet fighter pilot Las Vegas hit man Curly hair In a goony-googoo mobile Terry Ruest Caribou Women Busy bodies Business manager Next Eddie Murphy Shortness Sewer pipe Melissa Slayton Missy Reeces ic her car Big, black spiders Married, tall rich Divorced, short poor Long fingernails Cruising in her car Lisa Taylor Lis Steve Two-faced people Travel agent Barefoot pregnant Tallness Avoca four-corners Tammy Taylor Tammy The good times People judging others Secretary On welfare Quietness Hornell Michele Trembley Groundhog Prowrestling Closed-minded people Physicist Prowrestler manager Being there Prattsburg or Tampa Rachael Tyner Rach Joey purple Chocolate cheese Teacher's aide Married Fashion sense With Michelle William Walters Wild Bill Wine, women song know-it-alls” Heavy Equip. Operator On Welfare Skipping School Julie's house REMEMBER.... When Fink and Muth ran down the highway in the pour- ing rain to retrieve Lisa's windshield wiper? When Dawn almost ran down the old woman at the cross- walk because Julie and Denelle were beeping the horn? The three occasions Mrs. Slovak received flowers from a secret admirer? When Avoca used to have a Ski Club? The great times at Waneta Lake, especially when Larry sank Bill's boat and tried to light Rich's hat while it was still on his head? When Julie and Denelle were attacked by The Claw ? « The Pep Rally when the guys dressed-up as girls and Mr. White rode a tricycle? The season when the Girl's Soccer team broke the school record by winning 10 league games and when they brought home the first Girl's Jug? Having a Chinese fire-drill coming back from Hornell when the moon was bright? When as Sophmores, we had Miss Tears for English and killed her stuffed dolphin? When Kim was arrested for D.W.I. while she was home sleeping in bed? Cherry showing the main entree at Pizza-Hut, but the platter wasn't on the menue? Having the Junior-Senior Prom at the Tally-Ho instead of in the sweat-sock smelling gym? When the State Troopers used to chase Bob on his motor- cycle every weekend? Although most will try to forget, Mr. Welc's florescent sneakers and ties? When Kim and Jennie had dentist appointments, boy were those chicken wings and pizza good! When Denelle saw the weasel and bear in the woods? The time Fink forget his mouth piece in marching band? When Jennie, Kim, Denise and Vickie received exquisite drawings from Walter S. Taylor. When Denise's red Mustang died in the McDonald's drive-thru? The surprise Bwad found in a cubby-hole down in the year-book room? When Johnny came marching home again and his girl- friend cried because she was at the Drive-In with another guy? Denelle's baby bottles and Missy turning turcles? Cherry looking at Jeanne's photo alblum of baby' pic- tures at the Amanda Marie Locke Trial and Terry finding the locket in a box in Oliver Twisted? When Lisa L. ran into the telephone poll after the Junior- Senior Prom? Cherry's Birthday party; going swimming was more than the girls had expected. When Jeanne was asked for a jump', after she came out of Mr. Dounut's at 2:00 a m.? Dawn s slumber party and watching the midnight enter- tainment off the satellite channel? When Jennie finally got the nerve in her senior year to eat in the school cafeteria? All the computers games we played? We are sure Mr. Lynch will never forget their various sound affects! Sarge's Rock Hudson and Ethiopian jokes? When Ray and Bill went fishing on private property and almost got caught? The camping trip when the girls dug a latrine and were later caught swimming at 3:00 a.m.? The layout party at Jennie's and having goat stuff and soggy lasagne? The good old days when the drinking age was still 18? The time Cherry and Julie lay crying on the bathroom floor until Denelle made them eat toothpaste? Our class trip to Washington D.C.? When Denelle went to Cherry's with her shirt on wrong side-out and everyone realized it but her? o u AMBER ROSE Beyond the horizon, there lies an amber rose, I : a warm floral figure that radiates to each beholder, a special meaning for each to call his own. The value of this flower is worth its weight in gold; however, its importance is never really considered until its very existence is almost gone. When will we really know if it has just broken ground and dawning to reach its highest peak or fading swiftly to its ultimate destination? Is is just beginning or is it ending? In its last stage, every dried flower holds a seed which with a clear sky, may bud into a new beginning. Even when the sun is covered by gray skies, its rays of hope may still peep through forming an array of colors and light. So keep reaching for the skies; even though the amber rose is gone, you'll find your pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Dawn Fox IN MEMORY OF . . . Virginia Brockway Carol McGunnigle Louann Perkins Donald Johndro Theodore Muth Nancy Miller Kar feldt Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. GARRY BILLINGTON MR. GARY L. BROCKWAY MR. AND MRS. ARLAN BUTTON MR. AND MRS. CAMILLE CARON MR. ROBERT CARPENTER MR. AND MRS. HAROLD COOPER, JR. MAYOR AND MRS. GLENN DAVIS MR. AND MRS. KARL DERICK MR. AND MRS. DANA DOWDLE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FAUCETT REV. AND MRS. RICHARD L. FINK MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD FOX MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM FOX MR. AND MRS. LEONARD GARDNER MR. AND MRS. LARRY HAMMOND MR. AND MRS. DAVID LANNOYE BARB LEWIS MR. AND MRS. CLYDE LEWIS MR. AND MRS. DALE MACDOUGAL MRS. AUDREY MUTH MR. AND MRS. GERALD O'DELL MR. AND MRS. DAVID PECK MR. AND MRS. VANCE PYER MR. AND MRS. ROGER RUEST MR. AND MRS. CARLTON SLAYTON MR. AND MRS. DAVID TAYLOR MR. DONALD TAYLOR CONNIE TYNER RICHARD AND MARY WALTERS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD YOUNG BANK OF AVOCA Established In 1901 Avoca, New York 566-2203 Congratulations Class Of '86 F From MERCURY AIRCRAFT INC. Aircraft Technique In Industrial Products Hammond Sport, N.Y A Ljfi lRCRflFT l«J _i PEPSI A- The Choice Of A New Generation. ' Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 HAINES EQUIPMENT INC. 20 Carrington St. Avoca, NY 14809 607-566-2234 Serving The Ag-Industrial Industry . 111 Advertisement Congratulations To Class '86 Gregory L. Schultz, D.M.D., P.C. Practice Of Family SEAGER-JONES Dental Medicine FUNERAL $ tipff HOME fMfli {9mp|u 4 EAST WASHINGTON STREET mm BATH, NEW YORK 14810 (607)-776-2766 David Seager, Owner 209 Liberty Street Bath, New York 14810 (607) 776-7656 Congratulations To The Congratulations To Avoca Class Of 1986 Kim Carpenter From And The Class Of 86 PETE AND MARJEAN D G AT CONSTRUCTION NIELSEN'S BATH PL H. Backhoe - Bulldozer Wit™ Excavation The Other Place Upstairs Douglas Khork (607) 566-2521 RD 1 776-3374 776-3375 Avoca, N.Y. 14809 Bennett Enterprises. Inc. NY S DISM DLR NO. 451-0193 Sales Tax N Y. 7454655 BENNETT’S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Late Model Auto Parts ecializing in Late Model Rebuildable Cars A LARGE QUANTITY OF USED VEHICLES 607-776-76.61 Toll Free 1-800-847-7577 Box 232 Route 415 N Bath. NY 14810 Congratulations From dSThe Classy Next Year It's Todd Ballanger Jay Bennett Eva Bishop 'Chad Burnha Darwin Camp: Russell Derick en Heim Jennifer Huang Sue Hubbard Karr Missy Landolf Dawn Lathrop Michelle Fitzgerald Tim Lathrop Dan Fletcher Brad Laverty lerry Fletcher Brian Laverty Tim Gerrity Harry Matteson Sue Gross Annette Miller O'Dell Gena Onofrio Et;ic Peterson IM ichelle Robinson Rodburn nny Ruest Scott Sims Bob Slayton Steve Snyder Adam Stevens Scott Stevens Brenda Hammon Jerry Miller Laurenda Harrison Doug Mills Dora Hill Kelly O'Dell Melinda Tyner Kevin Wightman Advertisement 113 Congratulations Julie And Class Of '86 From DAVID S. PECK CONSTRUCTION Congratulations To The Class Of '86 From THE TALLY HO RESTAURANT Kanona, N.Y. 14856 THE TA YLOR WINE COMPANY, INC. TAYUDR GOLD SEAL. New York Stale re mi urn Wine� ant) Champai;ni londspori. Nev ork 1481(1 —1 Best Wishes From III Food THE PRICE CHAMPION UNBEATABLE Congratulations To The Class Of '86 From OSTRANDER MOTOR CORP. CHEVROLET Hammondsport RcLt Bath, N.Y. Manor Village Apartments The Apartment Community For Luxurious And Secure Living Bath, New York 14810 321 Manor Village (607) 776-6196 T If®. -a 7 Tony Pat Kuhnen Congratulations 'To The Class Of 1986 MULLER'S MARKET 7 Main Street Avoca, NY 14809 566-2131 Meats Our Specialty Groceries Fresh Produce Pop FORD MERCUR' LINCOLN Congratulation To The Qafr. ordE‘ PERRY THOMPSON FORD, INC. Ford Lincoln—Mercury Beer J 115 Advertisements (W Westlnghouse 'Over 50 Years Of Servicing What We Sell” MURPHY'S Bath Television And Service Co., Inc. Birdview Satellite Receivers Washer And Appliance Parts Radio Shack 45 Liberty St. Bath, N.Y. 14810 776-4861 A MP P Automotive — Complete Automotive Machine Shop And Radiator Service Automotive Parts, Paint Equipment Parts Plus Autostore 130 W. Morris St. Bath, N.Y. 14810 (607) 776-7606 DENTAL OFFICE SAM PENNISE, D.M.D. Hammondsport Professional Building On The Village Square 28 Mechanic St. Hammondsport, N.Y. Office (dl)7)569-2242 Home (6B7)569-2143 Appointments Available Daily Including Evenings And All Day Saturday Compliments Of FERVANS PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIES 10 Main St. Avoca N.Y. 28 2 Maple Ave. Conocton N.Y. Your Friendly Independent Community Pharmacies Jack Fervan Michele Benton Pharmacists Always Ready To Fill Your Prescription Needs And Jac-Lynne Antiques 12 Main St. Avoca, N.Y. A Browserie Of Antiques And Complimenting Hand-Crafted Accessories 116 Advertisements Best Wishes To The Class Of '66 COLE AND LATHAM, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW � 7 East Steuben Street Bath, New York 14810 Robert H. Cole Joseph W. Latham Robert H. Cole, Jr. William Gery Madigan BATH AUTO PARTS, INC. Bath, N Y. 14810 776-3378 Warner Auto Parts 43 Sheather St. Hammondsport, N.Y. 14840 569-2236 Duals Batteries Tires DON EVIA SERVICE (On The Farm Service) Tires Our Specialty Good year Safemark Route 70A R.D. No. 3 Bath, N.Y. 14810 Beacon Feeds AVOCA VILLAGE SALES 6 Chase Street Avoca, N.Y. 14809 Phone 607- 566-2431 Hardware - Lumber Farm Feed Supplies Res. 566-2531 Bus. 566-2332 117 Advertisements r (716) 384-5507 THE CARPET RACK Fine Furniture Carpet 8 Maple Ave. Ed Betty Garrigues Cohocton, N.Y. 14826 From Cellar To Roof JONES LUMBER YARD Lumber And Building Materials Bath - H'Port Rd. Bath, N.Y. 14810 (607) 776-6912 Phone: 776-4070 HAIR FAX TWO SALON Congratulations Class Of '86 J.T. INTERIORS 5 Cruger Bath, NY 14810 Super Styles For Guys And Gals 19 Charlesworth St. Avoca, N.Y. 566-2887 BATH PACKING CO., INC. Custom Cutting, Curing And Smoking Choice Meats For Your Freezer SLUMBERTIME WATERBEDS If You're Not Sleeping On Water You Auter 10 Maple Ave. (716) 384-5115 Cohocton, N.Y. 14826 PARTRIDGES TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Sales Service Eldon Partridge R.D. 1 Owner Wheeler Rd. I (607) 566-2589 Avoca, NY 14809 Sonny a OfloSiC 24 HOUR WRECKING AND PLOWING SERVICE 47 MAIN ST AVOCA. NY 14809 (607) 566-2107 OR 566-8366 118 Advertisements ■ DOMESTIC 8, IMPORT CAR PARTS STEGBEN AGTO 369 WEST MORRIS STREET BATH. NEW YORK UB10 (407) 776-7694 Manager • MARV l.P. GAS ICE KEYS MADE fi.£H. SRLTSMRN RT. 415 AVOCA, N Y 14809 Homo Phone 16071 566-2284 Hours: Toes. 6pm-9pm THurs 6pm-9pm Sat 9am-Noon Camping Parts Accessories Farms • Homes • Business Recreational Acreage • Investment Propertii MAKITRA REAL ESTATE. INC. 4 STEUBEN ST. WEST. BATH. N Y. 1481 National Advertising N Stephen Male it ra. Sr License i Real Estate Broker Best Wishes Class Of 1986 BILL AND BETTY MITCHELL Office: (607) 776-6665 lAppt (607)776 2468 Congratulations Class Of '86 The Best Of Luck To All THE NEW RED GOOSE Charles Shaffer Rt. 415 Avoca, N.Y. 14809 566-9507 Legal Beverages Congratulations Class Of 1986 KEUKA CABLEVISION Hammondsport, N.Y. (607) 569-2655 Congratulations Class Of '86 BATH AGWAY Lackawanna Ave. Bath, N.Y. Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies Congratulations Class Of 1986 LAKE COUNTRY ESTATES Corner Of E. Washington May St. Bath, N.Y. 119 Advertisements Compliments To Class Of '86 THE DILDINE PHARMACY Downtown Bath Bath, N.Y. See The Largest Selection Of Fine Quality Furniture, Rugs, and Appliances, In The Area. McCANNS FURNITURE Barn In Pleasant Valley Compliments offl THE SNACK Bm Avoca, NY 14809 DAVID L. SNYDERWINE 6 COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 7 Gansevoort St. Bath, NY 776-4154 HOUGH'S SHOE STORE 28 Geneva St. Bath, N.Y. 14810 607-776-O795 RECHICHI MOTORS 37 E. Steuben St. Bath, N.Y. Joseph R. Rechichi R.L. JONES SON, INC. Wholesale Distributors Tobaccos i Confections Sundries 19 Buell St. Bath, New York 14810 lompliments Of CAMPBELL OIL COMPANY 6 South Avenue Bath, N.Y. (607) 776-4042 (607) 776-2206 Best Wishes Class Of '86 CREDIT BUREAU OF BATH, INC. 103 Gansevoort St. Bath, NY 776-7689 Congratulations Class Of '86 MANE DESIGNS FULL SERVICE BEAUTY SALON 367 W. MORRIS ST. BATH, NY 776-2327 Congratulations Class Of '86 DAVIS HARDWARE Wallace New York 14890 MARLEA'S 1ST AND 2ND HAND STORE 12 W. Steuben St. Bath, N.Y. 14810 Buying And Selling Furniture Antiques 776-9494 776-7469 Congratulations Class Of '86 AVOCA FAMILY DINER I Am Your Reflexologist ELINOR EDWARDS 204 E. Steuben St. Bath, NY 14810 607-776-3492 CAMPBELL OIL COMPANY 6 South Ave. Bath 607-776-4042 Congratulations Class Of '86 M. COHN SONS, INC. Clothiers Since 1881 Bath New York 14810 120 Advertisements Home Office | Automation Telephone Installation Computer Consultation Custom Hardware Software PO Box 1 (607) 566-2376 ENGLISH'S WOODCRAFTS 92 South Main Avoca, N.Y. 14509 (607) 560-2639 Dale English, Prop. PETERSON ENTERPRISES Reuka Lake Lake Tours W.E Peterson Box 95, Hommonosportf ■ N Y 14840 MONRO MUFFLER BRAKE 364 W Morris St. Bath.NY. 776-7601 Open Most Evenings CENTRAL SAW MOWER W Bill Lyon Owner Kanona V N.Y 14856 W (607)776-2079 H Box 125 Stihl Homelite V MBA REALTY CORP. 30 Mechanic |Hammond sport N.Y. 14840 |(607)-S69-2229 I [315)-59S-2530 U.S. MARINES RECRUITER Jim Stephens Sergent US Marine Corps 13 Liberty St. Bath. N.Y. (607) 766-3535 BULLY HILL VINEYARDS Bully HilM “•v -«CTTH 1 lammondsport N.Y. 14640 4 BATH RUG CO John Webster 18 Pulteney Sq. Bath, NY 14810 (607) 776-4612 B B WATER CONDITIONING, INC. Servisoft 9 Buell St. Bath, N.Y. (607) 766-3037 J( HN WALSH SALES r.|lolumbia Ride BThen Decide Rt 53 p Kanona N Y Sale Service Rfcew Used Carts 80 Cart Rental Fleet JOHN WALSH SALES Motorcycles 3 4 Wheelers Snowmobiles Kanona, N.Y. Rt 53 (607) 776-6711 TERAHS The Opera House o7 Sheather Street Hamrnondsport. N.Y Terah K. Soule (607)-569-2555 Sportswear Fashion Books kCifts BROWSERS Bo Effl Village Square Hamrnondsport 607-569-2497 VAN SCC )TER SON Florist Greenhouse 200 Haver:ing St. Bath, 'J.Y. 148Kjj| Steve Deanna Lang (607) 77 -2184 SUNRISE A Super Market Rt 41S Bath, N.Y. 07-776-2679 Nature Foods Quality Produce Advertisements 121 Creative Photography By CHARLES J. ALSHEIMER Weddings Senior Portraits RD -3 Bath. N Y. Phone 607-566-2781 Congratulation Class Of 86 STEUBEN BOWL 29 Weat Steuben St. Bath, N.Y. 14810 SHIRLEY'S Of Bath Inc. Servi Star U-Cart Bath -Hammondsport Road 776-6486 A GOODRICH BODY SHOP We Meet By Accident Rt. 415 Avoca 566-2600 Used Cars Collision Work Painting Free Estimates Congratulations Michele DRUM FARMS Roland Gene Drum Best Wishes To The Class Of 86 PARK'S lde Country Store BATH WILBERT AULT CO. RD 1 Avoca, NY 14809 Mariel Hamilton Daniel Hamilton 566-2694 Congratulations Class Of 86 HATFIELDS CASH AND CARRY Gale Sprague Proprietor Congratulations Class Of 86 For Bath's Best Deal See: BATH TIRE WHEEL Municipal Parking Bath, N.Y. 14810 607-776-7373 WENDY LEE GOULD Attorney At Law 3 Robie Street Bath, N.Y. 14809 776-4164 Congratulations Class Of 86 WALT'S WINE LIQUOR 13 Buell Street Bath, N.Y 14810 776-7104 Congratulations Class Of 8o GERYCH APPLIANCE SERVICE Service Available For Hotpoint And General Electric Spalding Drive Bath, N.Y 766-2798 Compliments Of BETTY KAY BAKE SHOP 49 Liberty St. Bath, N.Y. David L. Ackerson Proprietor Decorates Cakes For All Occasions Congratulations Class Of 86 CHRISTIAN LIFE RESOURCES Cor. E. William Bath 766-7324 Tony Palermo, Owner THE HAIR LOFT 766-3584 Separate Facilities For Men Women 22 E. Willian St. Bath, N.Y. 14809 Congratulations' Class of 86 MCBRIDE'S MOTEL Goodrich Center Rt 415 Avoca, N.Y. Jack Florence McBride 607-566-2216 - 122 Advertisements SUBARU DAVE BURCH IMPORT MOTOR SALES Ltd. West Of Exit 38, Bath 776-2728 SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE Where Amen, a Shop-. For Values KD 3 B.ith-Kanona Rd. Bath. N Y SNYDER'S WHEELS UNLIMITED Bicycle Sales And Service. Cross Country Skies 20 W Steuben St. Bath, N Y. 14810 VIC'S LIFETIME MUFFLER Victor Hamilton 1271 ? W. Morris St. Bath.NY 776-6603 Also Live Bait Congratulations Class Of 86 VILLAGE PHARMACY 52 Liberty Street Bath NY 14810 Best Wishes Class Of 86 VILLAGE TAVERN Hammondsport N.Y. SIMONS FAMILY Restaurant Rt. 415 Serves Breakfast All Day Congratulations Class Of 8o TELEVISION CENTER 2 Main St. Avoca Quasar Products 566-8492 Congratulations Class Of 86 AVOCA BARBER SHOP Convenient Appts. Avoca, N.Y. 566-2092 BEVERAGE BARON Largest Selection Of Beer Soda In The Area 350 W. Morris St. Bath, N.Y 776-4592 Compliments Of ROBINSON'S JEWELRY SHOP 25 Liberty St. Bath, N.Y. 776-3132 Compliment Of AVOCA MOBILE HOMES Rt. 415 Avoca 566-2171 The Harris Family Member Of American Optometric Association DAVID L, JORDAN O.D . P C. FREDERICK. J. FOUQUET O.D.. P C DONALD L. BONADONNA O.D . PC. Doctors Of Optometry 102 Liberty Street Bath. N.Y. 14810 776-3851 Congratulations CHARLES E. WESTCOTT American Legion Post 173 14 W. William St. Bath, N Y. 14810 ROBIN W. ADAIR CO., INC Gloves And Safety Supplies Avoca, New York 14809 (607) 566- 2227 2228 BATH VETERINARY CLINIC Laura J Lyndes, D.V.M Pepi F Leids, D.V.M 154 E. Morris St. Bath, N.Y. (607) 766-7685 Advertisements 123 HOT DO6 i Sue enPORiUM nsuui-sr. BaTW, N'i mb-92.92. FERVAN'S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Dan Fervan South Main St. Avoca, N.Y. 14809 (607) 566-2236 COHOCTON VALLEY MOTORS BOX 4 105 N OANSVILLC ST COHOCTON. New YORK 14826 BOB AOAMS BOB FLEISHMAN , SHOP MANAGER SALES manager THE BAND BOX Your Professional Dry Cleaner One Day Service Pick-up Delivery j All Day Dry Cleaning And Laundry 7 Buell St. 776-4000 Bath, N.Y. We Operate Our Own Plant Congratulations Class Of 1986 LONGWELL'S LONGWELL LUMBER BLDG. CO., INC. i Complete Home Supply Center Downtown Bath, N.Y. BR DEWITT INC. Ready Mix Concrete - Stone - Sand - Gravel Sand Pit Rd. Bath, N.Y. 776-7945 CHARLES J. DISPENZA ASSOCIATES Box 9 Cohocton, N.Y. 14826 (716) 384-5110 Foil Ray Insulation Dealer 1 REPRESENT PROGRESSIVE AND INVENTIVE HOME BUILDING AND INSULATION PRODUCTS. FULL R-19 INSULATED WALLS USING 2 x 4 STUDS WITH NO CORNER BRACING REQUIRED. CRETE-CORE'' INSU- LATED FOUNDATIONS. AND ENERJOY RADIANT ELECTRIC HEAT PANELS. COMFORT ON YOUR TERMS TREAT YOUR HEAT LIKE YOUR LIGHTS. USE ONLY WHEN NECESSARY. I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY IN BUILDING. AND IN MAINTANINANCE COSTS. BE- FORE YOU BUILD TALK WITH ME. NO OBLIGATION. PETERSON PLAZA PHARMAC Y Bath, New York 124 Advertisements Happy Trails To You, Until We Meet Agaift, Happy Trails To You, Keep Smiling Until Then . . Congratulations Class Of 1986 JOHN B. WAHLIG, D.D.S, PC. Offices Located At: 183 East Second Street Corning, New York 14830 (607) 436-3733 8 East Washington St. Bath, New York 14810 (607) 776-2800 COLBURN Oldsmobile-Buick- Pontiac, Inc. 370 West Morris St. Bath, New York Bus Phone (607) 776-3041 MARY'S SUMMER KITCHEN Footlongs Cones Soft Ice Cream Sundaes Hours: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Daily Route 415 S. 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