Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

To Mr. K. David Porter: last I know that I am leaving my best frier A friend who taught ne right from And weak from strJ — But. If yoi would trv But I d. ong To Sir, with love. In loving memory of Mr. Richard Hale, whose many years of service in our school gave us the inspiration to use a musical theme for the 1983 Belorea. 2 3 KINDERGARTEN - Top Right. Row 1 S. Horton. H. Volkmar. D. Tyler, K Burdge, S. Kline. ). Fanton, M. Mann. Row 2: J. McCumiskey, S. Kelley, S. Preston, M. Oetinger, A Poullos, C. Sweet Row 3 K. Nelson, M. Gleason, B Botelho, B. Nickerson, S. Fiebelkorn, L. Sortore Row 4: C. Schul. I Murphy, R. Chamberlain. M. Green, L. Blocho. KINDERGARTEN - Center. Row 1: M. Kemp, K. Nelson. A Taber, T. Westfall, A Brewer. J. Enders. Row 2: L. Allen, J. Tucker, J. Warner, R. Beardsley, S. Whalen, C. Robbins, B Kenyon. Row 3: P Green. M. Kline. K. Kozlowski, E Merrell, |. Zuver, M. Kelley, ). Sisson. Row 4: D. Gleason, T McKelvey, R Gildner. C. Wagner.) Miller. 4 First Grade — Top Right Row 1 S. Cole, E Simmons, D Hillabush, I Findlay, R Kish, R Nichols Row 2: T Poullos, D. Jennings, T Sortore, J. Thompson, J Fisk, S. Werner, S. Palmer. Row 3: K. Cook, J. Smith, A Lip- pincott, J Mette, A Foti, J. Brundage First Grade — Center Row 1 W Spink, C. Chamberlain, J. Nevinger. J. Fuller, S. Nichols, E. Brewer, G Smith, ) Riehle Row 2: L Wright, L Oenn- ing, T. Hosmer, |. Murphy, S. Damon, N. Melaro. L. Hotchkiss Row 3: D. Neri, A Wilcox, A Fuller, N. Bunt, S Hull, B Tholl 5 SECOND GRADE - Top Right, Row 1: D Hodgkins, T. Atherton, M Davenport. L Burr Row 2: T. Speta, K. Fuller, D. Guilford, E. Fuller, S. Shattuck. Row 3: J. Heaney, C. Crandall, S. Sullivan, I Allen, S. Mette SECOND GRADE - Bottom Right, Row 1: K. McMillen, G. Backer, Y. Smith, H. Foster, B Heaney. Row 2: M. Zeches, j. Grastorf, P Nelson, T. Osterhout, D. Hillman Row 3: B McKelvey, B. Comiskey, B James, E. Harding 6 7 THIRD GRADE - Top Left, Row 1: P Foti. M. Unfus, B Simmons, B. Tucker, J. Thompson, R. Graham. Row 2: C. Valentin, L. Brundage, T Thompson, R Lincoln, L Collins, C. Smith. Row 3: R Sherlock, R. Claypool, R. Simmons, B. Sweet, R. Robbins. THIRD GRADE - Bottom Right, Row 1: L. Singer, L. Mountain, D Kenyon, J. Kozlowski, C Burrows. Row 2: R. Jennings, C. Franklin, R. Gleason, D. Davenport. Row 3: H. Nicholson, ) Riehle, S. Warner, C. Corn- stock. Row 4: K Wheaton, P. Merrell, M. Sullivan, B. Kish. 8 FOURTH GRADE - Top Left, Row 1: S. Patterson, R Horton, B Lingenfelter, S. Lyman, C. Cockle, J. Damon Row 2: C. Flack, D DeRock. B. Preston, A. Collins, ) Whalen, B Comstcok, P Doell Row 3: A Hennard, R. Walt, B. Mann, K. Ross, D White, C. Nichols, D. Kelley Row 4: C. Wheaton. T. Burr, G. Cassidy, T. Wagner, J Treusdell, W. Enders. FOURTH GRADE - Center, Row 1: E. Trapp. T Taber, J. Balcom, R Enders, B Singer, K Unfus, A Sherlock Row 2: N Bunt, M Hawkins, A Findlay, D. DeRock, C. Zuver, D. McCormick, N. Curcio Row 3: E Nelson, S. Cole, N. Tucker, P Lingenfelter, R Graham, R Hull. Row 4 E. Allen, M. Melaro, J. Szymanski, T Cassady, A. Hillabush, B Doyle 9 FIFTH GRADE - Right Center, Row 1: S. Comstock, K Woodruff, C. Green, G. Young, T. Curcio, T. Beardsley. Row 2: C. Crouch, ) O'Grady. T. Haskins, T. Atherton, P Ather- ton, S. Mann Row 3: D Urbanick, C. Byron, A. Claypool. D. Sullivan, G. Henry, M. Johnson Row 4: M. Schull, C. Livergood, L Harrison, P Gridley, D. Reddy, C. Warner 5 6 GRADE - Bottom Right, Row 1: T. Kent. J. Harrington, K Enders, C. Byron,). Hasper, C. Corbitt. Row 2: D. Smyers, C. Thompson, S. DeRock, A Doell, R Whiteside. D. Ross. Row 3: D. Denning, S. Kenyon, J. Kelley, D. Barnes. R. Hotchkiss, T. Truax Row 4: S. Valentin, M. McCumiskey, M. Prentice, S Damon, T Brundage, T Livergood 10 Sixth Grade — Top Left Row 1 C. Guilford, D Brauen, C. Wilcox, T Denning, B Unfus Row 2 C Green, W Oetinger, D. Borden, P Chamberlain, ). Whiteside, S Barber Row 3: B Robbins, C. Melaro, T. Lawton. B Cassidy, S. Fuller, D Neri Row 4 P Gawlak, B McCumiskey, P Roeske, T. Green, M. Wilcox 11 12 DID YOU KNOW? • Man} stories written b} Olean. Bradford and Wellsville staffers never appear on paper until the} come out in the composing room; that until then, they are simpl} computerized impulses stored on discs. • Over 133.000 classified advertisements are published in the Times Herald each }ear. • Each da}. Times Herald route drivers cover nearly 2.000 miles to get your daily paper to you. • At top speed, the Times Herald presses can produce 300 papers per minute or five every second. • Editorials are not signed as they represent the opinion of the newspaper as a whole • The Times Herald's Art Department was one of the first in New York State. � i� � i0 -.|r: (716) 567-8800 George H. Smith President 50 West Main St. John Ash Cleaners, Ine. Olean, N.Y. Fillmore, N.Y. 14735 SMITH, HASPER AND DYE, INCORPORATED THE HfllR HUT Lana L. Heslin Ph. 71E-SE7-ESD3 General Insurance UJEst fTlain 5treet Fillmara. N.V. 1U73S “Life In The Fast Lane” from L'UcfcV WmSLLLi.LL.ll Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnold Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Heaney K. David and Janice Porter Compliments of Mr. Lingenfelter’s Sixth Grade Class Good Luck Seniors — Mr. Pulos Congratulations Seniors! May success be yours in all your endeavors — Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bruc-Mac Restaurants, Inc. “Nearest Your Needs” Fillmore, N.Y. 567-8552 15 SEVENTH GRADE — Center Right D Vinelli, H Weaver, R Hunt, E Melaro, D. Hunt, T. Osterhaut Row 2: M. Preston, Y. Powers, V. Krotz, E Wuersig, P Tyler, S Nevinger. C. Whalen Row 3: P McCarthy, |. Treusdell, P. Sullivan, P Sebera, L. Young, L. Wilcox, T. Livergood 16 Seventh Grade Officers — Top Right R Drugg, President; T. Huff, Secretary; C. Whalen, Vice President Bottom Left: Row 1: E Davenport, S. Harr- ington, J. Dorvit, C. Curcio, B Brundage, B Kent, M Haskins Row 2: T Corbitt, A Barber, E. Hosmer, R Drugg, L Hennard, B Hamer, J. Hosmer. Row 3: T. Connors, D Brundage, R Graham, C Enders, T Huff, M Denning, R Brundage 17 EIGHTH GRADE — Top Right, Row 1: K Brundage, R Conti, D. Smith,). Zuver. Row 2: j. Wilcox, S. Hunt, A. Heaney, R. Patterson, K. Crouch Row 3: S. Johnson, A. Krzos, R. Bunt, C. Harrington, L. Blocho. Row 4 L. Jerge, S. Collins, P Barrett, A Chalker. 18 EIGHTH GRADE — Center Left, Row 1 S Wilcox, B Hodgkins. J Baker Row 2: T. Kremer, D. Smith, T. McCumiskey. R Lyman Row 3: K. Enders, S. Boyd, J. Szymanski, A Woodruff, S. Lindsley OFFICERS - Bottom Left J. Szymanski, Treasurer; A. Chalker, Secretary; P Barrett, President; T McCumiskey. Vice President 19 ■ NINTH GRADE - Top Left, Row 1: M. Hillabush, M. Roeske, L. Meyers, D. Thorton, L Hosmer, M. Hull Row 2: B. Reiser, R. Kish. L Livergood, S. Shattuck, ). Warner Row 3: D. Moyer, D. Hall, B McKelvey, |. Krotz, R Thorton. Absent: R. Slack. 20 Ninth Grade Officers — Top Left Row 1 L Hosmer. Secretary; M. Hull, President. Row 2: G. Cassidy, Vice Presi- dent; R Thornton, Treasurer Center Left: Row 1: T Barber, A Chamberlain, N. Curcio, D. DeRock. Row 2: K Borden, K. Babbitt, A. Gleason. C. Gowdy, R. Cook Row 3: $. Fuller, T Brown. T Chalker, G. Cassidy, C. Clark, J. Dorvit. 21 TENTH GRADE — Top Left, Row 1: K. Morton, B France, A Barber, M. Bodenhorn, D White Row 2: L. Meyers, R Schuld, L. LaRochelle, M. McCumiskey, ). Ace, ). Guilford. Row 3: B. Vmelli, M. Sutterlm, L Krzos, L Blocho, S. Fuller OFFICERS — Center Left: M Taylor. Vice President; M. McCumiskey, Treasurer; S. Barnes, President; B Green, Secretary. 23 Eleventh Grade — Top Right Row 1 B Preston, P Zuver, R Shattuck, B Sutton, A. McCumiskey Row 2: T. Huff, L Sebera, R Slack, C. Little, V. Reiser, L. Kelley Row 3: F. Smith B O'Grady, D. Scott. M. Lyman, D. Woodruff, K. Slack, A. Moun- tain Not Pictured: E Wilber, J. Spink, R. Slack, J. Hotchkiss. Officers — Bottom Left: Row 1: K. Enders, Secretary; R. Clark, Treasurer Row 2: ). Curcio, Vice President. F. Smith, President. Mr Doyle, Advisor. 24 ELEVENTH GRADE - Center, Row 1: J. Curcio, S Atherton, N. Green, T. Cobb, R Baker. Row 2: D. Brewer, D. DeRock, L. Grant, R Clark, K. Enders, J Dorvit, A. Foley Row 3: C. Franklin, D Arnold, J. Harrington, T. Clayson, T Brundage 25 26 Bulldozer and Dump Trailer Service ASGS Registered Contractor Ponds, Diversion Ditches, Hedgerows JERRY GLEASON DANSVILLE, NEW YORK 14437 716-335-2691 716-335-5796 John D. Nystrum, (DDS) Homer J. Fero (DDS) Houghton, N.Y. 14744 BRADLEY BUILDERS INC. OLEAN, N.Y. 372-9455 (j V . 1 IlK MAGNANO’S ( Health and Beauty Aids Oy( Main Street }| Belfast, N.Y. 14711 365-2721 I would like to thank everyone at BCS for your help in fighting my cancer. Also, a special thank you to my parents and my girlfriend, Deb- bie, for all the love. We can say We beat it together!!! Bill Granger Compliments of GENESEE STEEL and TANK “Congratulations Class of 1983” 268-7677 Belmont, NY 29 NATIONAL HONOR SOCITY - Top Left VV Eicher. Advisor. Ml Granger. Vice President. Robbie Hul. Secretary. Bruce Harrngton. President NATIONAL HONOR SOCITY Top Right. Row 1 B Sutton. I Dorvu. R Slack, k Enders Row 2 T Clayson. L Grant. I Kelley. S Wilcox Row 3 B Harrngton. | Harrngton. R Clark. D DeRock, L Bkxrho. G Szymanski R Hul Row 4 ) Barrett. T Huff. B Granger. F Smith Not Pictured I Cnbbs. D Hul. W Wilcox STUDENT COUNCIL — Center Right Row 1 K Cook. Grade 7 Rep . A Chambertan. Grade 9 Rep . A Barber, Grade 7 Rep . W Bakom. Grade 8 Rep Row 2 I Grant, | Harrington. Grade 11 Rep , k Babbitt. Grade 9 Rep . T Huff. Grade 11 Rep . k White Row 3 B Harrington. Grade 12 Rep . | Ace. Grade 10 Rep .) Gurfford, Grade 10 Rep , G Szymanski. R Bunt. Grade 8 Rep . I Bkxho, Grade 12 Rep Not Pictured B Sutton. Sec OFFICERS — Bottom Left L Grant, Treasurer. K White. Vice President. G Szymanski. President 30 Many thanks to the dedicated workers on the year book staff. From Miss Hansen and Miss Fleming. YEARBOOK STAFF — Top Left, Row 1: L Hosmer, M. Roeske, R Clark. Row 2: K. Enders, W. Granger, R. Slack. Row 3: A. Gleason, G. Szymanski, N. Green, R Hull, C. Mountain. Top Right Miss Fleming, Advisor; N. Green, Editor; Miss Hansen, Advisor Soddrihorr, Lo C 31 “SOUND Of MUSIC” Primary Choir Altos — Top Left: Row 1: R. Jennings, R Graham, J Riehle, M Unfus, P Foti, R Claypool. R Lincoln, B Sweet Row 2: L. Collins, B. Kish, P. Merrill, M. Sullivan. R Robbins, T Thompson, H Nicholson. Row 3: T Burr, C. Wheaton, W Enders, C. Comstock, B. Preston, F. Nelson, G. Cassidy. Row 4: J. Damon, S. Cole, N. Tucker, P Lingenfelter, B. Doyle, B Lingenfelter, J. Treusdell, R Horton. Primary Choir Sopranos — Top Right Row 1 E Trapp, M Melaro, K. Unfus, T Taber, A. Collins Row 2: B Tucker, J Thompson, D. Davenport, B. Simmons,). Whalen Row 3: R Simmons, R. Gleason, L. Singer, B Mann, D. DeRock, J Balcom, N Bunt, C. Smith Row 4: D. White, C. Nichols, T. Franklin, C. Valentine, L Mountain, L. Brundage, R Walt Row 5: C. Flack, K Ross, R Enders, J. Szymanski, T. Cassady, R Hull, A Hennard, D Kelley Elementary Choir — Center Right Row 1: S. Mann. B Woodruff, J. O'Grady, T Haskins, T Atherton, P Atherton, D. Sullivan, D Brauen Row 2: C. Warner, S Barber, P Chamberlain, C. Green, C. Crouch, M. Johnson, S. DeRock. J. Harrington, D Barnes Row 3: D. Reddy. M. Schuld. S. Comstock, D Urbanik, C. Thompson, T. Curcio, R Hotchkiss, S. Kenyon, J. Whiteside, C. Byron, C. Corbitt. Row 4: B Cassidy, L Harrison, C Byron, P. Roeske, B Robbins, P Gawlak, T. Lawton, C. Wilcox, J Hasper, T Beard- sley, G. Henry, T Bedwell 32 ELEMENTARY BAND — Top Right, Row 1: T Atherton. T. Haskins, G. Young, W. Oetinger, C. Thompson. Row 2: C. Melaro, C. Byron, C. Green, B. Cassidy, D Sullivan, P Ather- ton. Row 3: M Schuld, C. livergood, G. Henry, D. Reddy, P. Gridley, M Wilcox, S. Fuller, D. Neri. Center Left, Row 1: S. Mann, C. Green, C. Crouch, R. Hotchkiss. M. johnson, S. DeRock, ). O'Grady. Row 2. B Woodruff. D. Brauen, C. Guilford, M. McCumiskey, J. Harr- ington, S. Kenyon, C. Byron, D. Barnes. Row 3: L. Collins, S. Damon, P Roeske, C. Warner, T. Beardsley, T. Curcio, J. Hasper, T. Truax STAGE BAND — Bottom Left, Row 1: M Hull, R Bunt Row 2 :S. Gridley, Mr Lingenfelter, W. Balcom. Row 3: J. Szymanski, W. Granger, K Babbitt, R. Nix. 33 SENIOR HKX CHOW — Top Left. Row 1 S Wilcox. K Babbitt. S Barnes. A Baiargeon Row 2 L Cnbbs. D DeRock.) Warner. M Roeske Row I N Cure� . R Slack. L Grant. M Hilabush. R Cook Row 4 D DeRock. V Reiser. K Borden. A Gleason Top Right Row 1 T West. H Cassady. S Shattuck. M Hull Row 2 R Kish. P Zuver Row 3 D Lawson. D DeRock. D Thornton. A McCurmskey Row 4: S Gridey, B Vinei. G Szymanski. A Barber Row 5 M Taykx, W Granger Mr Sutton. M Bodenhorn OFFICERS - Bottom Right W Granger. President. S Wdcox. Secretary; S Gndley. Vice President Not pictured K Enders. Treasurer 34 SENIOR HIGH BAND — Top Left. Row 1: R Bunt. W Granger, W Balcom. A Heaney Row 2: M. Haskins, S Gridey, S. Barnes. M Taylor Row 3: K Babbitt, J Szymanski, L. Blocho, G. Szymanski, T. Huff JUNIOR HIGH BAND — Top Right, Row 1: S. Nevinger Row 2: C Harr- ington, L Jerge, M Hull Row 3: I Dor- vit, P Tyler, A Gleason. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR — Center Left. Row 1: T Osterhaut, E Wuersig, R Conti. S. Lindsley, S. Boyd, L. lerge, P Barrett, J Zuver Row 2: L Hennard, P Tyler, C. Whalen, S. Nevinger, A. Heaney, K Brundage, K Crouch, R Patterson, M. Denning, Y. Powers, W Balcom, J Baker Row 3: C Harrington, A Barber, S Johnson, A Chalker. E. Hosmer, T Connors, J. Szymanski, R Bunt, L. Young, J. Treusdeil, P Sullivan T. Huff 35 CANDYSTRIPERS — Top Center, Row 1: M Hillabush, M. Roeske Row 2: E. Hosmer, C. Gowdy, A. Gleason, Mrs. Hasper, Advisor. Ski Club Center Right Industrial Arts Club Bottom Left FINE ARTS CLUB — Bottom Right, Row 1: R Hull, S. Gridley. Row 2: P Mang, M. Hull, M. Roeske, T. Barber, C. Gowdy. L. Grant. Row 3: L. Meyers, B. Reiser L. Meyers, L. Hosmer Row 4: A Gleason, A. Baillargeon 36 s e ? Belfast Realty Development Corp. o John and Diane Hasper r Hasper and Dye, Inc. s Connie DeRock and Claire Granger C 0 n g r a t u 1 a t i o n s FILLMORE FISHERS' PHARMACY South Genesee St. Fillmore, New York 138 North Main Street Wellsville, New York 567-2228 or 567-2611 We maintain a complete record of all your family's prescription purchases. Congratulations Class of 1983 $Cranc(a( MO UM£MTS ■ HftK.KER.S- -EVEKiKC- 365-2372 -fez? caajeaoe ? uy 77 7 MCKELVEY’S DOG SUPPLIES 91 W. J4ughei Meffail, fl. y. 14711 365-2651 C na vdiihJwiLC SsMitiQ 6’Wn- Quipuii JieLchtAy1) (biQvuajiDfL dog supplies guns ammo Hy-Ration dog food BREWER’S REPAIR SERVICE HOWDEN’S SENTRY HARDWARE GRASTORF IMPLEMENT, INC. Congratulations Graduates MR. AND MRS. EICHER Good luck to all the 1983 graduates from MR. AND MRS. JOHN WHITE Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from MRS. BARRETT Sincere Best Wishes and Congratulations. MR. JOHN AND DIANE HASPER DAN AND JOANNE YOUNG MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BOULDIN Good luck Class of 1983 from MR. AND MRS. EGGERT Best Wishes From MR. AND MRS. EMMONS 38 39 W€ bk€ THG CHAMPIONS November 8, 1982 RESOLUTION 8-82 The following Resolution was offered by Ronald Foley, seconded by Charles Clark and carried. Be it hereby RESOLVED, that Thursday, November 18, 1982 be proclaimed as Soccer Champions Day in the Town of Belfast. Whereas, the Belfast Central School Varsity Soccer Team has achieved the position of Sec- tion 5 Class C Champions, the Town Board of the Town of Belfast hereby designates Thursday, November 18, 1982 as Soccer Champions Day in the Town of Belfast in honor of the great achievement of these young men and their coach. They have displayed the characteristics of perserverence, honor and good sportsmanship valued by the people of the Town of Belfast. We urge everyone to provide proper recognition for this high achievement. Brenda lohnson Ronald Foley Town Clerk Supervisor mg? 40 Varsity Soccer — Center Left Row 1 C. Franklin. I Guilford, T. Cobb. B Borden, B Vinelli, J. Harrington. A. Chamberlain Row 2: D Arnold, R Thornton, J. Barrett, B Harrington. S. Collins, S. Gridley, K. White Row 3: J Spink, K Borden, F Smith T. Huff. M Lyman, A Mountain, B. Preston. D Ar- nold. Coach Sullivan 41 “GO YOUR own WfW Girls Soccer — Top Right Row 1: L. Grant, T. Livergood, Manager, R. Cook. D. DeRock. Row 2 B. Green, N. Curcio, D. DeRock, R Kish, L Livergood, C. Wilson, D. DeRock Row 3: Coach Hicks, R. Kron, J. Ace, M McCumiskey, K. Babbitt, K. Borden, D. Thornton, T. West, A. Kron, T. Parker. 42 “MY DFW MOW” Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Soccer — Top Right: Row 1: T. Haskins. T. Atherton. P Atherton, B. Preston. S DeRock, D. Borden, E. Nelson, M. Johnson, j. Cassidy. A Doell, P Chamberlain Row 2: D Brauen, C. Green, S. Valentine, C. Cockle, S. Lyman, M Schul, C. Livergood, S. Cole, P Lingenfelter. B Lingenfelter. B Doyle, C. Melaro Row 3: Coach Lingenfelter. C. Corbitt, J Hasper, D. Sullivan. T Green. D Reddy, C. Guilford. W Oetmger, M McCumiskey, B Robbins, B. Cassidy. Seventh and Eighth Grade Soccer — Center Right Row 1: M Haskins, E. Melaro. K. Enders, E Daven- port. H Weaver, S Boyd. P Sullivan, L. Wilcox. Row 2. M Preston, R Patterson, T. McCumiskey, A. Heaney. C. Enders, S. Collins. T. Huff, Coach Sutton 44 WITH h LITTLG LUCK VOLLEYBALL — Center Left, Row 1: C. Wilson, D. DeRock, R Hull, L. Brundage Row 2: A. Chalker, P. Barrett, L. Meyers, D. Brewer, D. DeRock, M Hull Row 3: L LaRochelle, L Cribbs, D. DeRock, M McCumiskey, J. Ace, L. Grant, K. Morton, D. Woodruff, Coach Hicks. 45 “Men M WORK” VARSITY BASKETBALL — Center Right. Row 1: E Nelson. Manager Row 2: Coach Nelson. T. Huff, F Smith. B. Cox, J. Spink. Row 3: B. Harrington, D. Ar- nold. A Mountain, L. Preston, K. White, j Harrington 46 47 “HIT M€ WITH YOUR B€ST SHOT” GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Center Left. Row 1: T. Livergood, Manager, L. Livergood, L. Meyers, L. Hosmer, B. Green, P. Sebera Row 2: R. Kron, M. Mc- Cumiskey, L. Hayes, A. McCumiskey, K. Babbitt, T Parker, Coach Young. 49 “SHOOT TO KILL” JV Basketball — Center Right Row 1: C Clark. A Chamberlain, ). Guilford, F Geiler, D. Hall, T. Brown. Row 2: Coach Sutton. R Thornton, K. Borden, D. Scott, B. France, M. Sutterlin. 50 ‘mwe STRN1GGRS” SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Top Left, Row 1: H. Weaver, K Brundage, C. Cur- do, M. Haskins, P Reddy, E Melaro. Row 2: M Prentice. Manager, K Enders, K. Little. C. Enders, A. Woodruff, A Heaney, S. Boyd, Coach White FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL — Bot- tom Left, Row 1: C. Green, P Gridley, L. Harrison, S. Valen- tine, D. Reddy. Row 2: W. Oetinger.'D Ross, A. Doell, S. DeRock, D. Borden, M. Johnson, M. McCumiskey, C. Melaro, T Lawton. Row 3: P. Roeske, D. Denning, T. Green, C. Guilford, D. Brauen. Row 4: Coach Lingenfelter, B. Robbins 51 “TH€ GO GO’S” Cheerleaders—Center Rrght Row 1 N Curoo Row 2 H Cassady. T West. Captain Row 3: S. Shattuck. A. Baiilargeon Row 4 D Thornton. A Foley. Co- Captain Row 5 k Borden. R Shattuck. L Brundage Captam. D Lawson S4 57 Belfast rolls By BOB ROBERTS Sports editor BELMONT — If there were any lingering doubts as to the strength of this year’s Belfast boys’ soccer team, the Bulldogs destroyed them on a win- Hv fioiH in Reimont on Wednesday. In for Belfast’s first goal. “Jeff (Harrington) got in one-on- one, and as I moved in, Darin headed it right to my feet with a wide-open net,” recalled Smith. That one-goal lead held up until the first half, despite Belfast’s constantly- inrrpasinp nressure. Chadwicks. Girls’ Volleyball game, w section 6 playoffs Qullitr ClwmplonsWp Gam� � ouiiiv. class A the seco Sweet Home 15 16. Lake Shore 10 14 Class B Eden 1615, Newfane 14 7 ClassC Portville 15-15. Wilson 5-9 Livergood celebrates with a Belfast victory ALLEGANY COUNTY North D. W L South D. Rushford 11 1 Scio 10 2 Whltesv'le 8 5 Andover 4 9 Bolivar 3 8 Belmont Belfast 52, Angelica 42 Belfast’s Andy Mountain took charges with just two minutes re- maining in the game and his team leading just 42-40, grabbing rebounds and forcing the foul. From the foul line, Mountain hit eight of eight in that span as he finished up with a game- high 18 points. Both teams were having their dif- ficulties from the field, Belfast mak- ing just 30 percent of its shots and Angelica only 26 percent. Belfast held a 43-33 edge in reboun- ding. Frank Smith chipped in 11 points for Belfast, while Bill Stalker’s 15 points paced Angelica.;ound players. Frank Smith had two goals for Belfast, while teammate Darin Arnold had a goal and three assists as the Bulldogs won their school record 20th game of the season against just one loss. The shutout victory over Chadwicks Belfast stuns in first round CUBA — The old bromide “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again has a whole new meaning to the Belfast girls’ basketball team. Twice the victim of a strong Whitesville team during the regular season, ninth-seeded Belfast knocked No.8 Whitesville out of the Section Five Class D girls’ basketball tourna- ment in Saturday’s opening round with a 36-31 decision, umeiy save, v a.- wieu uui oi posi- tion, allowing Darin Arnold to head the ball insde to Frank Smith, who promptly slammed it into the net for a 1-0 lead with 32:55 left in the first half. The duo of Smith (20 goals this season) and Arnold (16 goals) was to hook ud once again that chilly after- SciO Rushford Fillmore Belfast Whitesville Belmont BELFAST — It was a nice way to celebrate a birthday. Lorraine Livergood, a freshman starter for the Belfast girls’ basket- ball team, turned 15 years old on Saturday, and to cap it off she scored 16 points as Belfast turned a struggl- ing win into a romp with a 41-17 deci- sion over Friendship. In other county girls’ games on Saturday, Richburg downed Angelica, Scio stoppd Cuba, and Bolivar bounc- ed Belmont. Belfast's Lisa Hayes led all scorers in the win over Friendship with 17 points. to lose some steam, allowing Belfast to penetrate even deeper on offense. Belfast fullback David Arnold pointed out, “They started to let down a little, but not much.” Belfast’s superior speed began to show as the Bulldogs opened target practice on new Chadwicks goalie Phil Donovan. It paid off when Donovan was pulled way out of goal Big 30 Soccer Records “They McGee) lot, whic prise. 11 prised ii bring it and tool ‘“£or, down. Angelica The FJel,,sl was just the latest in a string of honors this year for the Bulldogs. After tak- urnament n, Belfast ir season to Scio on ited in the Fillmore 1 division then the Girls’ Soccer ALLEGANY COUNTY LEAGUE WLT WLT 10 0 0 Richburg 5 0 7 2 0 Frlends’p3 6 1 7 3 0 Angelica 3 7 0 5 3 1 Cuba 0 7 2 5 3 1 Andover 0 9 0 5 4 1 ■Belfast Whitesville, n three sectioni goals while aL’ ■ „ CLASS O the ClSFirM Round Saturday's Results Prattsburg 65, Angelica 42 Scio41, Bolivar 16 Belfast 36, whitesville 3i rent from Scio, Belfast, Friendship and 1 had his Richburg scored victories in Section 5 (10 western, central •own, the vin glory N.Y. counties) Class D airls’ ruling,” he Dgressed I round playoff games Saturday ’ while Fillmore, Alfred-Almond in shots on (Clajs O Jojtout :e Andy Moun. tain stopping five shots. Williams stopped six shots for Chadwicks, while replacement Donovan had two saves. Belfast also had a commanding 20-2 'i',ks but that kind of y Chadwicks’ brand 1982 BIG 30 W L RECORDS EricGoodsell Angelica W L T GF FA Andy Marino Fillmore 7 Belfast 20 2 0 4.5 1.1 Mike Getters Friendship 7 Angelica 8 5 2 2.3 1.5 Jim Wyrough Welisville 7 Rushford 7 5 3 1.3 1.8 Denny Mills Welisville 6 Welisville 11 6 2 2.5 1.8 Jeff Swarthout Welisville 6 Scio 10 6 1 2.2 1.5 Greg Walsh Scio 6 Alfred Almond 9 6 1 2.6 2.1 Dave Smith Welisville 5 Whitesville 10 8 0 2.4 2.0 Carl Kemp Scio 5 Belmont 5 7 4 1.3 1.6 Jeff Ricketts Fillmore 5 Richburg 6 7 0 2.0 2.8 John Hokenson Belmont 5 Friendship 3 7 4 18 2.6 John Spink Belfast 5 Fillmore 3 10 3 1.5 2 4 auut GO GWiiivo uw i Houghton 0 7 0 0 6 3 7 ained Ar- Sullivan added. Andover 0 11 1 1.1 2.7 'as a little halfbacks changed TOP SCORERS (Regular Season Only) Vince Carlin Jeff Harrington Frank Smith Tom Maedi Chip Stanford Rich Foils % rin Arnold Scio Belfast Belfast Richburg Whitesville Whitesville Belfast [ time. , livan. the ir jar, noted, }J er soccer season. If in the net, len he s mere mi uicuou,.” (ting the ball in the •r,” said Sullivan, did was pack in the couldn’t get a clear when you play a 'e the ball in their n dominate in the 3ut when the final ,1 you can lose.” “I think their or maybe that’s their regular style, 1 don’t know, but they played an awful if defensemen stacked in the goal and oackfield, and they didn’t challenge as in the middle. Consequently, our ralfbacks could penetrate.” 58 Boys’ Soccer Team Earns Intersectionals Belfast Wins Sec. 5 Title SECTION 5 BOYSSOCCER CLASS C Seturdey'� ChemploniMp Ballast 3. Greenwood 2 (Not Belfast (19 1) meets Se t.on 3 titllst Chadwick on Thursday ,n me New York State Class C quar ter final test Game is set for Bel Soccer '«hip Statistics ALLEG COUNTY SOCCER (BOYS) W L T GP Avg GA Avg ONCE BEATENS '5 ' 0 M 1 9 17 CLASSAA Tonight's Championship Pittsford Mendon (14 3 U vs Webster Schroeder (17 2). 8pm.. University of Rochester CLASS AAA Tuesday's Championship Rochester Mooney (19 l) vs Webster Thomas (115 3). I pm.. University of Rochester (Note Section 5 champions, ex cep� m Class C. meet Sections champions from Buffalo area Frl day Saturday at sites m the Roches ter area) ALFRED - It's on to the New York State quarter finals for Belfast Central School after the 3-2 victory over Greenwood that clinched the Section 5 (10 western, central N Y counties) Class C soccer championship here Saturday Thursday. Belfast (19-1), meets Chadwick, Section 3 UU- Ist, and it will be a 1:30 p m game at Belmont. Tickets for adults will be (3, for students 52 The victor advances to Satur- day's game against the winner of the Section 4 versus Sec- In the Belfast tlon 10 match this week Although coach Rich Sulli- van's booters had another deci- sive edge (third straight playoff game) of 28-10 in shots, the clinching goal did not come un- til there was 1:24 remaining in the game In the three playoff games. Belfast is 86-31 in shots-on-goal, “an amazing figure.“ ex- claimed Sullivan, who is in his ninth year as coach at his alma mater The victory also made him the Coach of the Year in 10-41 win. first time the Hayes sets Belfast record in girls' upset of Richburg Allegany County Soccer All-Stars Brian Cox scored all 12 of his given to Alle- points in thp first half to get the (y sectional winners off to a 17-point half jp was third for time bulge BELFAST — It was Lisa Hayes recognition night in Belfast on Tues- day and she did not disappoint the crowd on hand Hayes opened up for 23 points to lead the Bulldogs to a 35-33 upset over Richburg. In other games, Scio routed Angelica, Bolivar got by Andover. Friendship hammered Belmont and Portville stopped Cuba in a non- league game For Hayes, the 23 points added to a girls’ basketball record of 1,15?) points TOP TWENTY SCORERS Vince Carim 17 Scio Jeff Harrington 17 Belt Frank Smith 17 Belfast Tom A aeOi Richburg 16 Chio Stanford Whitesville 15 Rich Fotts Whitesville 13 Darin Arnold Belfast 12 Frank Scott Rushford9 Oav Haskins We'isviiie 8 Mar. Harrison e p sm.lh Matt Sanders Alfred Almond I Djr|nArn0,a am stalker Antjel.ca 7 Mountain The summary 1982 SOCCER ALL STARS Allegany County Class C. North Division David Arnold Belfast Kyle White Belfast Jeff Harrington Belfast Belfast Ttl Belfast 2 0 0 1 -3 Greenwood 0 I I 0 2 Scoring Belfast Kyle White. Jeff Harrington, John Sp«nk. Green wood Dan Harkenrider 2 Assists Belfast - Kyie White. Frank Smith Greenwood — Dean Higg.ns. V nce Metade Shots Belfast. 28 10 CornerKicks Belfast. 4 2 Belfast s ves Andy Mountain (B 3 Denny Bill Stalker Angelica AndyMountain Belfast f f Belfast knocks off Belmont cagers — the first time a girl has scored over 1.000 points for Belfast It was also the most points scored by either a boy or girl since Lisa’s brother. Tim. in 1077. Belfast took the early lead then had to hold on at the end for the narrow victory The Bulldogs led 18-10 at halftime but the Bearcats closed it to 30-25 after three periods. “We’ve been giving games away,” said Belfast coach Dan Young “We’ve been playing good. It was a close game and it could have gone either way. Leading Richburg was Tami Childs with 10 points. Belfast moved to 8-6 in league play and 8-7 overall while the loss dampen- ed Richburg’s hopes for a league title, sending them to 12-2, 12-3 BELFAST — The Belfast Bulldogs threw the Allegany County Class D boys’ basketball league into a whirl with a 59-56 victory over co-leader Belmont on Tuesday night. The loss left Belfast and Belmont tied for second in the league with 7-2 records, behind front-running Rushford (8-1), an easy winner over TJ'ripndshiO. Sullivan said the victory “feels fan- tastic. The whole community has been behind the kids...The town had ban- ners in nearly all the stores, and across Main Street. It’s really fan- tastic for the community. He added, “They’re a good bunch of kids. They’re a pleasure to coach. The schol and the section have a lot to be Belfast Runs Past Richburg Belmont led 41-40 going into the final stanza, but the Bulldogs erupted for a 19-point quarter that sealed the win. “We started playing a little better,’ Belfast coach Mike Nelson said of his team’s play in the fourth quarter. “We were pressing and we made a few steals.’’ Frank Smith hit a game-high 14 points for Belfast with Brian Cox ad- ding 11. John Zlomeck led Belmont with 16 points, followed by Tom Peter- son with 13, and Steve Biancuzzo with proud of.” 10. 59 60 Belfast captures soccer crown BELMONT — One strategic move with eight minutes left in the firsthis lcft- he headed the ball out ct play by Belfast coach Rich Sullivan in quarter, Belfast, which had slowly to save what would have been the ty- Saturday’s Allegany County Boys' been setting up its patient passing ing goal. He paid the price, injuring Soccer championship game with game, jumped out in front when his ankle as he came down, bet later Whitesville had profound results for Mickey Lyman got behind a bouncing returned to the game his team: He replaced an Arnold with ball and headed it past Whitesville “I saw that (shot� and said, ‘There an Arnold, and what he got in return goalie Dennis Munro. it is,'” recalled Sullivan. ‘The goalie was a 2-1 victory and the county Whitesville launched its offensive was out of position, and Darir came crown, his third in nine years of attack in spurts, and during one such out of nowhere to save it.” coaching. flurry Folts got open with the ball Belfast outshot Whitesville 27-14, After Whitesville’s prolific scorer about 20 feet directly in front of the holding a 10-2 edge in corner kicks. Rich Folts tied the game at 1-1 with a goal. His shot hit diving Belfast goalie Munro posted 15 saves in g al for goal at 5:13 of the second quarter, Andy Mountain in the hands and Whitesville. while the Bulldogs’ Sullivan replaced center fullback ricocheted into the net to tie the game Mountain had nine saves Dave Arnold with his cousin Darin Ar- at 1-1. The victory increased Belfast’s nold. Folts was not only shut out the At times looking lax on defense, the overall record to 16-1. The Bulldogs remainder of the game, Darin Arnold Whitesville Blue Jays missed a receive a first-round bye in the up- made a dramatic leaping save in goal chance to score when Mountain was coming Class C sectionals, playing the during the middle of a furious pulled out of the goal and two Blue winner of Tuesday’s Wyoming-North Whitesville rally in the third quarter Jays were in position to score. But Star Academy contest. If Wyoming to stop what seemed to be a sure Blue Mountain recovered quickly and wins that game, Belfast will play it at Jay goal. pounced on the loose ball to end the 3:15 in Belfast. Should North Star win, “I switched Darin Arnold to threat. the game will be moved to a neutral fullback because Folts can really with 17:05 gone in the second site under Section Five rules, run,” said Sullivan afterwards, “and quarter, Whitesville’s Lee Merwin Sullivan said after the game that e he shut him off.” was called for charging. On the ensu-Eelt fantast'c ar l th,® t! ri!of Belfast won the North division with ing penalty kick, Kyle White slammed -ounty championship didn t diminish an 11-1 record, while Whitesville took the ball to the left side of the call to fter three titles. “It’s a different the South with an 8-4 mark. provide the winning margin. cunch of kids, the whole atmosphere s It was a physical contest, the kind of But Whitesville did not make it easy different,” he said, game that Whitesville likes to play for the Bulldogs. During another dog- “I don't have people who stand out The Blue Jays were assessed with 43 ged assault on the Belfast goal, Moun- (on this year's team), he continued, fouls, and Belfast, a team that tain was again drawn out and a Blue “I don’t have a superstar, or two averages a little over 20 fouls a game, Jay player headed the ball toward superstars. They're all balanced in was hit with 37. what seemed to be a sure goal. their ability. They played with a lot of “The kids were a little pumped up From out of a mass of players pop- heart, they want to work together, today,” Sullivan noted. “They felt the ped up Darin Arnold. Flying toward they want to win. They respect each pressure.” other.” HfW€S SCTS R€CORD This girls' basketball season. Lisa Hayes added the 23 point need- ed to achieve 1,159 points - the first time a girl has scored over 1,000 points for Belfast. It was the most points scored by either a boy or girl since Lisa's brother, Tim, in 1977 Lisa has been a con- tributing member of the basketball team for all four of her high school years 61 JOIN US IN SPAIN SPANISH TRIP — Row 1 R Kish. P Barrett. N Curcio. W Balcom, L lerge Row 2:1 Spinnk, K Babbitt. D. Thornton, T Wilcox, |. Guilford In March, these ten students travelled to Spain with Mrs. Zeznick They spent most of their time in Madrid, the capital of Spain. Tours were also taken to Avila Segovia, Toledo and Salamanca They stayed in hotels with other American students, and saw many cultural and historical sites which they had studied in the classroom Best of luck in your future endeavors — Miss Feldbauer David Fish: I just wanted to wish you the best of luck in your senior college year. I know you will suc- ceed in everything you do. And, while I am going on — I want to tell you I LOVE YOU and always will. Love ya, Roberta Sincere congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 83. Our special thanks to the faculty, friends, and neighbors for your support during Bill's illness. Belfast is NUMBER ONE and always will be in our hearts, lerry and Claire Granger. Good luck, Eddie. God bless you. Lots of love from Grandma Wilber. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1983, and Best Wishes for your future success. Mrs. Morton. Congratulations to Coach Varley and his Football team. A Sports Fan. Special thanks to Miss Hansen and Miss Fleming for all the hours spent into making this yearbook a suc- cess. It will give the seniors a great memorandum of our high school years at Belfast Central. Roberta Hull Hi there! from Neal Green. My Little Deuce Coupe 63 1982 Open House: Education — Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should he more to graduation More than tust a diploma A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait Your Varden portrait «ill speak with distinction For over 10 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture When you graduate, don’t settle lor less. Varden Mi mos is« GOOD LUCK SCNIORS! FROM BOAST C0TTRM SCHOOL STUDGTT COUNCIL euckSo'''0'’ ( Fl.mtn� A 64 L 0 0 K S L I K E W E M A D E I T 65 DAVID ARNOLD LORRIE CRIBBS JOHANNA M. KRAJNIK 74 Mock Wedding On October 21, 1982, Mrs. Haskins' Senior Home Economics Class held a Mock Wedding. Participating in the ceremony were: Teresa Parker, Bride; Kyle White, Groom; Mr. Heaney, Minister; Mr. Porter, Father of the Groom; Mr. Butler, Father of the Bride; Rose Kron, Mother of the Bride; Linda Brundage, Mother of the Groom; Lisa Hayes, Maid of Honor; Lisa Blocho, Danielle DeRock, and Cathy Wilson, Bridesmaids; Tom Little, Best Man; Bruce Harr- ington, Darin Arnold, and Brian Cox, Ushers; and Desiree DeRock and Peter McCumiskey as Flower Girl and Ring Bearer. The reception was held in the Home Economics Room with a dinner served to about thirty guests. Everything was planned and organized by the class, as though it were a real wedding. It was a worthwhile and enjoyable learning experience for all involved. 78 SENIOR OFFICERS - Top Right. Row 1: S Wilcox. Secretary; A Kron. Presi- dent Row 2: W Granger, Vice Presi- dent; L Hayes, Treasurer; Mr Young. 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Stupid people and Valley Girls Stuck up snobs and mini-skirts 80 81 To the Class of 1983 In graduating, you are about to face a situation that you have faced before. In September of 1974, many of the Seniors of 1983 walked into my fourth grade classroom. It was a very nervous, uncertain and frightening beginning for all of us. Since it was my first year of teaching, I am not sure who was more frightened, the students or myself. After you graduate in )une, you will be facing some of the same anxieties that you and I faced eight years ago. You have been prepared to cope with most of these anxieties that will be en- countered. Remember that you made it through thirteen years of school and achieved what you wanted — graduation. You can also achieve anything you want in the real world. Mr Porter Principal To the Class of 1983 You are graduating from high school during a down-swing of our economy. The unemployment rate is extremely high Industrial pro- duction is down. The farm industry is feeling hard times. Everyone feels gloom over our present economic plight, however the indica- tions of prosperity and revitalization of the economy are already presenting themselves. You must have a positive vision of the future and be willing to dedicate yourself in your work to bring about necessary change. Do not sit back and wait for something to hap- pen You must make it happen. Mr Bouldin Superintendent 82 Miss S Feldbauer, Kindergarten Mrs. J. Nelson, Grade 1 Mrs. A. White, Grade 3 Mrs I Moore, Kindergarten Mrs. M. Lmgenfelter, Grade 2 Mrs j Clark, Aide Mrs M Ortiz, Grade 1 Mrs.). Nevinger, Grade 2 Mrs. C Doyle, Grade 3 83 Mrs. |. Barrett, Grade 4 Row 1: B. Ellsworth, M. Simmons. Row 2: B. Tucker. A. Aylor, H. Mrs. M Weirich, Grade 4 Nicholson. B. Tucker. i Mrs B Curcio-Vega. Grade 5 Mr. R Pulos, Grades 5,6 Mr T Lingenfelter, Grade 6 84 Mrs. D Emmons, Music Mr | Sutton. Music Miss L. Hansen, Art Custodians — Top Left: Row 1: J. Kron, R Crouch, A Shafer Row 2: D Kelley, M. France. Bus Drivers — Bottom Left: Row 1 B Barber, L Cole, C. Bedwell, B Mura, M. Brundage, G. Fisk. Row 2: J Mura, B. Weaver. Mrs J. Earlev. Science Mrs E. Heaney, Science 85 Mrs K Smith, Aide Mrs M Arnold, Miss N Howbndge. District Treasurer Speech Therapist 86 Mr R. Varley, Business Mrs K Zeznick, Reading. Spanish, English Mrs K Eicher, Resource Room MissR Fleming, Reading, Math Mrs D Hasper. Nurse Mrs D Woltag. Mrs D Young, Psychologist Secretary Mr M Doyle, Industrial Arts Mr | Parker. Ctadance 87 TICUCR Cm SF Y GOODBYG 88 r; % rCV;'7 ' • 'f ' w,,ll '• • 4 . ,T