Belleville Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Belleville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

FROM THE SENIOR CLASS OF BELLEVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL BELLEVILLE, NEW YORK THE TOWER TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication: Page 3 Memoriam: Page 4 Staff: Page 5 Seniors: Page 15 Upper-Classmen: Page 41 Under-Classmen: Page 47 Sports: Page 57 Activities: Page 67 DEDICATION The Class of 1981, is proud to dedicate this year's edition of The Tower to Mr Russell Berger, our Industrial Arts and Driver Education teacher and our 11th grade class advisor. Mr Berger was a resident of Long Island until he moved to Adams in 1979 when he start- ed teaching here at Belleville He graduated from Oswego College in 1976 with a degree in Industrial Arts and Driver Education Our class feels particularly grateful to Mr Berger for having enough patience when he at- tempted to teach us how to drive. We thank you, Mr Berger for having a sense of humor through some of the hairiest situ- ations you were put through When we think back on our last years at UAB, we will do so in deep appreciation for all he has done for us. IN MEMORIAM CHRISTINA PRESLEY (1963-1972) In 1972, our class was saddened by the death of Christina Presley, a near and dear friend as well as a member of the Class of 1981. Chris- tina enjoyed being a Brownie in the Girl Scouts and was an active member of the Woodville Congregational Church. Throughout her illness, Christina remained a cheerful person with an unconquerable zest for life. It is to this day that our class grieves. We shall always miss Christina dearly, but she will be an inspiration to us all. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION I 1st row Mrs Ioanna I Moore. Mrs Edith H Curtiss. President. Mrs Barbara O Greene. District Clerk 2nd row Mr Elston M Ecker. Superintendent. Mr Glenn E Zehr. Mr David M Dodge. Vice-President. Mr Ralph C Kohl |r Administrative Assistant Mr I Newell 7 Mr Harrington — Mathematics. Mrs LaLonde - Mathematics. Miss Docteur - Sci- ence. Mr LaLonde - Science Mr Iones - Agrn ulture. Mrs Streeter - Art. Miss McCarthy - Home Economics. Mrs Keck - Commer- cial. Mr Berger - Indust rial Arts and Driver Education Mr Golding-Phys Ed Mr Baker -Phys Ed. Miss Rasbach-Phys Ed. Mrs Whitley-Vocal Musk, Mr Fredrickson - Instrumental Music 9 Mrs Cobb-Grade Five. Mr Bundy-Grade Six. Miss Kelly-Grade Four. Mr Hunneyman - Grade Five and Six 10 Miss Hodge - Reading. Mrs Bundy - Reading. Mrs Ferry - Special Math Mrs Zehr - Dental Hygienes. Mrs Weaver - Librarian. Mrs Barney - Career Education. Mrs Thomas - Aide. Mrs Bert rum - School Nurse Secretaries Sitting H Richmond. K Hulsi er Standing C Richmond. K Bolton. B Greene Cooks B Atkinson. E Goklmg V Rogers 12 Janitors C Farman, F Bovee, E Vann. B Sidmore Bus Drivers First Row S Abbott, O Rhode. B Stoodley Second Row J Fulkerson. H Brown, L Giddings. | Abbott, K Hodge u SENIORS CLASS HISTORY We. the Class of 1981 began making our mark on U.A.B. history when we started school in the fail of 1968 with 57 students who thought fun was painting, the playground, and sneaking off to the coat room to eat someone's snack. By the time we became Freshmen in the fall of 1977 we discovered that other things were more fun Our class advisors were Mrs. LaLonde and Mrs. Smith. Our first money making project was a record hop which was a success. The following year we became Sophomores, our advisors were Mr Bingle and Mr Coons and we held another successful record hop In our junior year, our advisors were Mr Berger and Mrs Willis We ordered our class rings Our money making projects included two record hops and selling refreshments at the home basketball games Finally, as Seniors our advisors are Mr Arno and Mr Shevalier We held a dance with a local group called Lindsay Creek.'' Following that was another successful dance with a group called Glyder . Under the di- rection of Mr Arno we put on Rest Assured” as our senior play. It netted us $733.53. As our thoughts are turned toward graduation, we are busily filing college applications, preparing for jobs, worrying about making money for caps and gowns, and of course partying After our graduation, we can't help but look back at all the hard work and fun times we had in high school When the going gets rough in life all we ll have to think about is the memories of teachers and friends at U.A.B. and what 57 kids in the fall of 1968 consid- ered fun . . Holly Ann Herron President Activities Soccer 1.3.4 Volleyball 1.3.4 Basketball 2.3.4 Softball 2.3.4 Soccer and Basketball Stats 2,3.4 Athletic Club 2.3.4 Student Council 2.3 NHS 2,3,4 Parliamentarian J President 4 Class V P 1 President 2.3,4 Tower Staff 3,4 Senior Play 4 kitchen 4 Lisa Ann Parks Secretary Activities Soccer Cheerleading 1.4 Volleyball 2.4 Vocational 3,4 Band 1.2 Class Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 F H A 1,2.3 Student Council 2 Stats 1.2.3 Marcia Lynne Ackley Activities Vocational 3 Brett A Bet linger Activities Basebal i 4 Senior Play 4 kitchen 4 Athletic Club 3.4 V Football 1.2 Treasurer 1.2 Ski Club 1.2 French Club 1.2 Volleyball 1 Jennifer Cough Activities P H A 1.2.3 4 Volleyball 3 Vocational 3,4 Band 12 Diane Marie Curtiss Activities Soccer 1.2.3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 2.4 Softball 2.3.4 Athletic Club 1.2.3.4 Cheerleading 1.2.3.4 Senior Play 4 Kitchen 1.4 Tammi Mane Dack Activities Student Council 1,2 Athletic Club 2.3,4 Cheerleading 2,3.4 Soccer 1,2,3 Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Softball 2.4 Basketball 2 F H A 1 Kelly Lynn Davis Activities Basketball 2,4 Volleyball 1.4 FHA 1.2.3.4 Tower Staff 3.4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1.2 Ernest M Dodge Activities Basketball 2.3.4 Soccer 1 Band 1.2.3 F F A 1 Albert I Dowker Kathy loan Elmer Activities Soccer 1 Volleyball 2.3.4 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 Activities F F A 1.2.3.4 Senior Band 1.2.3.4 Stage Band 4 lane Marie Eastman Activities Senior Play 4 F H A 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Bi-County Band 1.2.3.4 Area All-State 3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 3 Class Historian 1,2,3.4 F H A District Officer 1 Thomas E Farman Activities Varsity Soccer 3.4 Sr Band 1.2,3 4 FF A 1.2.3.4 lames Finney Activities Band 1.2.3.4 Stage Band 3.4 F F A 1,2,3,4 Allen H Fowler Activities Senior Barn! 1 Timothy I Gleason Activities: Basketball 1.2.3.4 F F A 1.2,3,4 Athletic Club 1.2,3,4 Vocational J.4 Senior Play 4 YMCA 1.2.3.4 24 Shari Lee More ton Sandra M Mellen Activities F H A 1.2.3.4 Secretary 1 Parliamentarian 2 Historian-Reporter 4 District President 3 District Membership Chairman 2 District Newsreporter State Treasurer 3 Treasurer 2 Student Council 2 NHS 3.4 Reporter 4 Senior Play 4 Benjamin Moore Activities Basketball 1 Soccer 1,2 Baseball 1 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2 Vocational 3.4 Senior Play 4 FF A 1,2 Activities Band 1 Mark Neukirch Activities Vocational 3 25 Craig $ Palmer Activities: Basketball 1.2,3,4 Soccer 1.2.34 Baseball 1,2.3,4 Athletic Club 1.2.3.4 Senior Play 4 26 lohn R Peebles Activities Basketball 1.4 F F A. 1.2,3,4 Chorus 1.2.3 Robert L Redway Activities Soccer 1.2,3,4 Baseball f Athletic Club i Senior Play 4 CLASS FAVORITES Best Dressed Becky Burley and Jon Whitley Class Couple Ken Kellar and Debbie Bulkx k Most Likely to Succeed Erme Dodge and Holly Herron Best Drivers Craig Palmer and Tammey Turner 31 Class Flirt and Casanova I Cough and B Bettinger 'REST ASSURED' Mr Morlock:..................................Todd Widrick Mrs. Morlock:........................................Julie Parks lessica:.............................................Kathy Elmer Mary:.......................................Gladys Smith Mildred:....................................Sandy Mellen Luigi Lanconi:........................................Jeff Taylor George Plew:................................Ion Whitley Miss Akers:..........................................Holly Herron loe Lanconi:................................Terry Elmer Dr Brown ..........................................Richard Hudson Lucifer..............................................Brett Bettmger Martha......................................lane Eastman Mr Black:...........................................Ernest Dodge Mrs. Schmaltz:..............................Tina Liscomb lake:..................................................Ben Moore Mrs. Frinck:.........................................Diane Curtiss Extras:..............................................Craig Palmer Tim Gleason Director:..............................................Mr. Arno Student Director ..........................Tammey Turner Assistant:..........................................Robert Redway Stage Manager .............................Thomas Farman Technical Director:..................................Kevin Zehr Design Director.......................................lane Eastman Sets:...............................................Denise Hockey ..............................................Ken Kellar Costumes:............................................Kelly Davis Properties. Grips:....................................Mark Neukirch Lighting ......................................Mark Zehr Make-Up:.............................................Shari Moreton lennifer Cough Lisa Parks Announcer:..................................Becky Burley Ushers:.............................................Denise Hockey Debra Bulluck John Peebles Mr. Morlock's a grouchy old miser, who always gripes about his aches and pains, fights with everyone, and won't let his daughter, Mary, become engaged to )oe Lanconi because (oe's papa is poor. A feud starts between the fa- thers, but it appears over when Luigi's heart gives out. However, Luigi gets permission to come back and haunt Mr Morlock until he okays the wedding. All the family think Mr. Morlock's lost his few remaining marbles when they see him out there talking to himself. (Luigi's visible only to Morlock and the audience, of course.) So in his despair, he accidentally takes too many sleeping pills and kicks the bucket. But this doesn't end it all, because Mr. Morlock and Luigi say they won't rest in peace until matters are settled to both of their satisfactions. However, Lucifer from down-below drops in to take Mr. Morlock to the lower regions. And to top it all off, life goes on in the Morlock home as if nothing's happened. No one misses him. Now Morlock realizes what a heel he's been and wishes for an- other chance. If only - Then he awakens from his dream. He didn't die and neither did Luigi. So a very reformed Mr. Morlock approves the wedding, and peace finally reigns at the Morloctc's. SENIOR PLAY CLASS MOTTO Look to this day. Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope CLASS PROPHECY The year is 2020, the place is Zeon, a planet in a not to distant galaxy, the purpose, to review the success of each member of the class of 1981 in fulfilling their secret ambition. Sandra M., was inspired to be a librarian so she started her own library In her spare time, she can be seen reading through her Dr Suess collection Tom F., wanted to move to Sweden, but the Swedish government said, No Farman is better than Tom Farman.'' Allen F, wanted to be a pro-claim motorcycle driver but the closest he got was to buy an Evil Knevil doll )eff T, goal in life was to be a pro baseball player, he got a tryout with the Yankees and now can be seen on the mound for the Belleville Little League Yankees Craig P, ambition was to drive a VW in the Indy 500, so far, he hasn't gotten past his test track, Chamberlain Rd Albert D, wished to be another Richard Petty, today he still is using the school parking lot as a test track Fred L„ wanted to play football, for the Miami Dolphins but reached reality and now plays for the South )eff Pop Warner team. Debbie B, wanted to travel, but the farthest she ever got was to Ken's house. Tim G., and Rich H., wanted to be mechanics so they decided they needed practice and smashed each others car up Tina L., learned her job so well while working for Eric at U.A.B that she is now in charge of the custodial staff of the White House Ben M„ wants to be a high ranking officer and is on his way up he is now in charge of the cleaning of the barracks. 37 CLASS PROPHECY Robert R., wanted to be another lames Bond, but he couldn't operate the special devices because of his I Q . 007. lane E., wanted a doctors degree in Home Ec., but ended up mixing McDonalds special sauce Becky B, secret ambition was to get out of this town called Belleville on a 747 and she did. but her plane was hijacked to Cuba and she hasn't been seen since Shari M., wanted to be a mad scientist, she has a good start, she is chief doctor in charge in Ogdensburg Ernie D.. wanted to take over Coach Baker's job, so now he's lining up kindergartners in the hall, while Coach eats lunch Holly H„ wanted to be the first woman President and she got her wish She is the first woman President of the Mickey Mouse Club. Kevin Z, tried out for the N Y Giants, but came back to his senses Now he is still taking out garbage for the Belle- ville School Cooks Tammey T., always wanted to move from Woodville and she did She now resides in Ellisburg. Terry E., wanted to grow up and he did. He now stars in the T V show Romper Room Kathy E., wanted to own a Z-28 and go to Hawaii, but ran short on money and bought an Edsel and she is in Pulaski on her way to Hawaii. Ion VV„ wanted to take Coach Goldings spot, but flunked out of college and did manage to take lohn Rogers place as Coach of Ellisburg Little League 38 CLASS PROPHECY Deanna C, just wanted to get out of school, she did and now is going to college for eight years and plans to be head of schools in New York Tammi D., and Diane C, aspired to be the first women soccer players on the Tampa Bay Rowdies, and are now the Tampa Bay Rowdettes. Mark Z„ wanted to enlist in the Air Force and become a farmer so he combined both and can now be found flying manure to Iran for the Air Force. Kelly D., wanted to paint the halls of Belleville School, so she did and she got five to ten years in the slammer Sarah H., wanted to become an interperter for the U N but settled on translating Volkswagon Owners Manuals into English for American owners lohn P, tried out for the Los Angeles Lakers and made the team, he took Kareem's place as center at four foot three inches. Todd W, got a golden opportunity to become a pro baseball player but struck out and now coaches a volleyball team for people over sixty-five. |oe B, always wanted to own a Ford dealership on Mars, but he only got a used Chevy dealership on Earth Ken K., got to be in the Air Force and always wanted to fly high, so they put him on the hood of a 747 for a hood ornament Cladys S., and Julie wanted to be in joint ownership of a Barbara Moss, but they now own the biggest rummage sale business on earth Denise H. wanted to own a trailer with a flower garden so she got her wish and bought a camper trailer and parked it in the middle of Busch Cardens 39 UPPERCLASSMEN First Row: Perry. D). Hedger. C. Second Row Matthews, K Dawes. C. Turner, P Towles. G Rob- erts. K Third Row Simmons. D Eastman, P Berry, K Kohl. W Fourth Row Parsons. S Stoodley. C. Moreton, J Curtiss. |. Absent Carter, V Claflm. M Henry. C Laisdell, S Presley. R Zoller. C. Davis, M JUNIORS First Row Hockey. A Noble. J Piper. A Smith. F Cooley. L Second Row Shelmidine. I Cobb. C Claflm. M Bettmger. K Lee, B Third Row Vann. D Fillhart, K Whitley, |. Taylor B Moore, B Fourth Row Kellar. B Liscomb. D Creighton. A Church. Z Absent Parsons. S Tamblm. S 42 First Row McGhee. P Gdbert. T Elmer. M Mullin, | Second Row Babcock. T Nohle. I Reynolds. D Kristiansen. I Bakkeby. A Bertram. L Third Row Barney. J. Taylor, | Gleason. T Eastman, B Brown. B Zehr. R Absent Me grew | Maitland. B SOPHOMORES First Row Crandall, M Bond, L Forrester, D Second Row MacDonald, T Barney. V Matthews. S Third Row Vann. T Kohl, C Dack, S. Henry. D WaHo. B Eveleigh. B Absent Patterson. D Mflard. S. Firsl Row Colwell. K Hockey. B Second Row Valley. R Hutchinson. | Perry. T Widnck. M Worthington. A Third Row Worthington. T Elhot, C Kohl, D Abbott, A Gregory. K FRESHMEN First Row Staie. S Corron. M Dawes. Y Second Row Harms. S MuHin, D Presley. | Whitley. ) Thrd Row Flagg. B Nohle. D Hockey. G Widnck. M VanBrocklen. T First Row Eastman, T Ooszewski W Bovee, T Murphy, L Second Row Ptamondon, A Paige. L Patterson. D Largett. S. Larmon, C. Third Row Brown, K Abbott, R laisdeil, S. Piper, A Dowker, S Absent Smith. S. EIGHTH GRADE First Row Worthington. A Corron. M Mullin C Matthews. P Worthington, R Leviker, T Redway. T Babcock. C. Hudson, S. Paige, I. Corron, L. Perry. P Third Row Sikes, F Second Row Patterson, D 45 First Row Durham. I Farman. I Phillips. M Hess, P Farman. | Finney. D Second Row Babcock. L Loomis. F Taylor. S Dana. C. Murphy. L Clark, ) Nohle. R Third Row Glbert, G Maitland. C Vann. R Shelmidine. T Liscomb. D SEVENTH GRADE First Row Eastman, C Paige. R Cooper. C Vann. D Langworthy. C Second Row Davis, k Zehr, M Simmons. F Gleason, I Mullin, D Third Row Staie, D Leviker, R Brown, R Elmer. L Me Williams. T Finney. N Eveleigh. M Abbott. B 46 UNDERCLASSMEN First Row Bast. | Corron. W Dowker. T Williams. F Henry, S Bovee, C Smith. I Second Row Sprague. C Hess. M McWilliams. K Worthington. A Hunneyman. N Rogers. R Gleason. K Third Row Abbott. I Shepard. K Eastman. S Vann. B Case. T Rogers, S Clark. C. Mr Hunneyman. Amyot. R FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First Row Parker. P Towles. L Farman. E. Lennox. T Langworthy. L Second Row Rambone. I KibHn, D Presley. T Largett. I Babcock. I Filippi. T Third Row Hobbs. T Towles. T Clark. P Stoodley. D Piper. S Elmer. R Mullm, J Maitland. T Halferty. L Liscomb. D Worthington. L Fourth Row Mr Bundy Dealing. P Green, D Zehr, | Langworthy. A Qbbs. T Abbott. I Rivett, I First Row Russell, R. Cobb. B, Babcock. G. Dawes. S. Church. D . Second Row Agaciewski. G. Widnck. G . Dana, V . Mullin. T . Worthington. L . Elmer. S.. Third Row Sprague. T . Case. B , Overton. B. Lennox. I. Valley. L . Remington. D Miss Kelly. Fourth Row Corron. R England. I . Dealing, S, Angus, N. Thomas. K Rogers. J. Absent Kiblin. L FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row Farman. F . Hough. D. Second Row Vann. G . F obbs, K . Cabbs. ) . Melien. W . Green. D . Zehr. G. Third Row England. M . Dack, T . Sykes. R . Church. R . Bond. S.. Stacy. E . Greco. A , Zehr. M . Towles. S . Mill- er. A . Coukwnbe. K . Clark. I. Fourth Row Elmer, T . Dodge, L . Fihppi, C.. Crandall. T , Mohle. H , Rogers. T . Mullin. B . Glass. M First Row Overton, L. Keck. P Abbott. M Halt. D Shepard. M Second Row Clark. A Brett. B Chamberlain. K Porter. K larmon. | Vann. N Hedger. |. Third Row Morenus, K Hunneyman, D Dodge, D Frear. ) Hobbs. L Filippi. M Monteiro, S. Ferguson, M Clark. C. Absent Hazelton, M. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE 50 First Row Sprague. S Hemingway. D Sikes, M Plamondon. IP Russell, A Second Row Eastman. S Remington. H Windover. H Maitland. D Scales. D Miller, T Third Row Petrie. R Zehr. B Eastman. D Nohle, D Ackley. K Bettmger. T Stone. C Abbott. |. Mrs Eastman First Row Petrie. M Eastman. K Perry. |. Ayles. R Second Row Farman, C. Zehr, R Streeter, C. Cobb. R Chamberlain, K Simmons, D Dawes. R Third Row Hall. C Gillette, G Frizzell. R Qeason. K Ferguson. S. Beckstead, C Otis. S Lee. I Fourth Row Wallo, R State, K. Eastman. C Hemingway, E Nohle, W kibiin, W StockweH, A Thomas, S FHazelton, ) Mrs Eflms FIRST AND SECOND GRADE First Row Stone. G Coulombe. J Redway. R Snyder. T Piper. S Hess. T Second Row McGrew. E Bettmger. | Price. M Shekmdme, R Petne. M Redden. S Simmons. D Third Row Barney. M Bast. B kleiboer k Greco. A Langworthy. L. Hubbard. M Farman. T Fourth Row Lee. M Petrie. B Mulhn. P Rogers. T Phillips, R Rambone, A. Lennox, T Mrs Hamblin Sitting Wallo. P Tibbies. A Maitland. D Lennox. K Eastman. E. Redden. S Clafbn. C Church. M Sny- der. k Dodge. K Shelmidme. B Godfrey. J. Perry, L. Redden. W Remington. R Back Row Parks J Da- vid. P Gleason. |. Hall. J. Kleiboer. K Hobbs. J. Towles. C. Bates. T Gillette. P Poggi. C Tibbies G Keck. S. Kibkn. R Absent Hungerford. C. Mrs Jones KINDERGARTEN 52 VOCATIONAL First Row Kellar. B Hockey, A . Piper. A Nohle, ). Second Row Liscomb. T, Cough. )., Bettinger. K . Claflm, M . Parks. L . Cobb, C. Third Row Creighton, A . Millard. S, Larmon, R . Hudson. R . Eastman. P. Liscomb. D, Lee. B . Fourth Row Hanus. R . Church. Z. Moore, B Gleason. T.. Parsons, S 54 SPECIAL EDUCATION Row 1 Da no. T , Shepard, T, Rogers. S„ Row 2 Kiblin. B, Kiblin. |„ Scales, S. Row 3: Dana, K , Barney. |. Row 4 Lonl, R , MacDuffie, I, Clark, R , Row 5 Worthington, G. Hutchinson, M Absent Barney, C, Kohl, E SPORTS RECORD: 10-3-1 First Row Widrick. G , Mullin, |„ Bovee. C, Langworthy, A , Second Row Coach Golding. Kohl, D , Eveleigh, B, Whitley. |.. Perry, T Bakkeby, A. Third Row Vann. T., Vann. D„ Dack. S, Whitley. I. Stoodley. C. hllhart. K Kohl. C, Fourth Row Redway, R , Zehr, K . Farman. T., Taylor. Palmer. C, Widrick, T . Whitley, I VARSITY SOCCER First Row Hockey, B. Carter, V, Curtiss, D„ Herron, H, Henry, C„ Second Row Perry, D|. Bettinger, K, Abbott, A. Church. Z , Turner, P , Reynolds, D RECORD 1-2-5 Frs. Row Liscomb. D. Perry. P. Eveleigh. M. Finney. D. Brown. R . Durham. S . Vann. R . Second Row Langworthy. C Flagg B Abbott. B . McWilliams, T . Shepard. D . Plomandon. A Maitland. C Third Row Abbot. R Paige. L. Vann. D Cal- bert G. Corron. I Patterson. D. Widrick. M . Babcock. L.. Paige. L. JR. HIGH SOCCER First Row Elmer. L Phillips. M . Finney. N . Dana. C . Farman. ). Hudson. S . Second Row Corron. M Redway. T . Clark, J., Paige. B. Groszewski, W . Simmons. D. Third Row Davis. K . Zehr. M. Dowker. S.. Matthews. P Nohle, R . Coach Shevaker VOLLEYBALL VARSITY RECORD: W8—L6 Row Colwell, K Davis, K . Dack, T . Perry, D |„ Turner. P . Clark, K , Second Row Henry, C. Gilbert, T„ Curtiss. D. Bettinger K Claflin, M, Coach Shevalier. Abbott. A., Herron, H. Cobb. C . Mullm, |„ Reynolds. D 60 First Row Peebles. I. Stoodley, C. Zehr, K.. Whitley. I. Vann. D. Second Row Coach Baker. Palm- er. C . Gleason T . Whitley, I. Dodge. E , Taylor, |. Filhart, K . Widrick, T VARSITY BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADING wm First Row: Parks. L., Claflin, M, Bettinger. K . Dawes. C. Sec- ond Row Dack, T FHenry. C. Hockey, D , Third Row Cobb, C. Curtiss. D , Top Lee. B 61 First Row Green, D, Mullin. ).. Second Row Kohl. C, Barney, |„ Henry, D. Perry, T , Eastman. W . Dark. S, Third Row Kohl. D . Widnck. M , Sheperd, D Whitley. I, Walk). W . Vann, T . Coach Golding JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADING Reynolds. D. Mullin. )., Staie. S., Dawes, Y, Hockey. B. Colwell. K , Bond. L . Matthews, S C Langworthy, D Vann. R Abbott Third Row D Dickenson, | Didas. R Vann. R Valley JR. HIGH BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADING First Row I Farman. S Hudson Second Row T Bovee, S. Dowker. T Redway. K Brown Third Row D Davis, |. Farman First Row Langworthy. I Abbott, S LaVere, B Greene. I Taylor, M Hockey. B Second Row Abbott. A Claflin, M Bettinger, K Parks. I Herron. H Curtiss. D GIRLS SOFTBALL AND BASKETBALL First Row Davis. K.. Curtiss, D , Herron. H . Hockey. A . Second Row Church. Z . Henry, C . Abbott, A.. Bettinger. K . Perry. D| 64 BASEBALL Firs! Row Dickinson. D Paige. I . Smith, Leviker. ). Whitley. I. Laisdell. T . Shepard. D.. Second Row Coach Golding. Corron, L. Vann. T . kohl. D . Eveleigh. B . Taylor. |.. Perry. T . Kohl. C First Row Zehr. M Moore. B Barney. | Moreton, I Second Row Dodge, T Nohle, I Finney. I Dowker. A Brown, | Elmer. T Third Row Crandall. M Widnck. M McGhee. P Towles, G Worthington. A Simmons. D Bertram, L Peebles. | Hutchinson. I Fourth Row Forrester. D Curtiss. I Nohle. D Kohle. C Bakkeby. A Gleason. T Eastman, B Brown. B Eveleigh, B Farman. T Val- ley. R Babcock. T Mr Jones Absent Patterson, D Riley. T Me Grew J Ives. C McDonald. T F.F.A. AND F.H.A. First Row Miss McCarthy. J. Eastman. D Bulkxk, K Brown, B Hockey. S Taylor Second Row D Reynolds. D Simmons. K Davis. I Farman. D Staie. W Groszewski. M Corron Third Row L Murphy. P Eastman. B Paige, C Eastman K Gleason R Nohle. C Church. A Piper. T Bovee, K Colwell First Row Bovee, T ond Row Kohl. W bott, A. Dodge. T Flagg. B Liscomb. T Coiwfl, K State. S. Eastman. |. Taylor. 1 LaisdeH, T Eastman, T Third Row Whitley, 1 Perry. T Whitley. 1 Eastman, W Mr Liscomb, D Cobb, C Turner, P Matthews, P Dowker. $ Sec- Gleason, T. Henry. D. Dowker, A Brown. K Eastman. P Ab- Taykx, | Fmney, | Farman. T Fourth Row Whitley. J. Walk) W Fredrickson Absent Piper, A Hanus. S Carter. V CONCERT BAND AND COLORGUARD First Row Cobb, C. Perry, D Eastman, J Second Row Hockey. B Corron, M Dawes, C. Corron, M Church, Z. Church, C Piper, A Bettinger. K Claffcn. M Lee, B Third Row Matthews. K Matthews. S. Turner. T First Row Halferty, I Gleason. I Hudson. S. Piper. A Bovee. T Phillips. M Dowker, S Matthews. P Mullm. D Farman. |. Second Row Langworthy. C Murphy. L Zehr. M Brown, K Eastman. C Langworthy. A Green. D Redway. T Smith. S Babcock. C. Larmon. C Simmons, D Nohle, R Third Row Mr Fredrickson Abbott. I Mullm. G Babcock. L. Laisdell. T Finney. D Zehr. J. Piper. S Liscomb. D Eastman. T Absent Hunneyman. N Maitland, T Eastman. S JUNIOR AND ELEMENTARY BAND First Row McWilliams. K Farman. F MiHer. A Towles, L Glass. M Clark, P Sprague. C Gleason. K Deal- ing. P Second Row Mr Fredrickson Towles, T Henry, S Mullin. B Elmer. T Zehr. M Hunneyman. N Mait- land. T Green. D Towles, S Dodge. L. Third Row Clark. | Bast. | Shepard. K Abbott, I Presley. T Liscomb. D Fourth Row Gbbs. T Williams. F Farman, E Stoodley, D Eastman, S Absent Coulombe. K Greco. A. First Row Whitley, J Flagg. B Hockey, D Perry. D Colwell. K Second Row Whitley. J Kohl. W Taylor. | Berry. K Perry. T Turner, P Bond. L. Mullin. I Barney. V Stale. S Third Row Gleason. T Eastman. W Taylor. | Whitley. J Cobb. C Bettmger. K Kristianson. I Church. Z Reynolds. D Absent Carter, V Elmer. T Zehr. M Liscomb. D HIGH SCHOOL AND JR. HIGH CHORUS First Row Leviker. R Fmney. D Brown. R Hess. P Elmer, L Durham. S McWilliams. T Staie. D Second Row Leviker. J Finney. N Babcock, C. Hudson, S. Groszewski, W Corron, M Sikes. F Eveleigh, M Nohle, R Third Row Largett, S Mulbn D Gleason. J. Simmons. D Davis. C. Zehr. M Farman. I Laisdel. T Bovee. T Mullin, G Perry. P Fourth Row Murphy. L. larmon, C. Corron. L. Langworthy. C. Paige. R Eastman. C. Piper, A Brown. K Matthews. P Dowker, S. Redway, T. Taylor, S. Cooper, C. Paige, L. ATHLETIC CLUB Firs! Row Barney. I, Whitley. ).. Kohl. C. Hockey. A . Gdbert. T. Elmer. M . Second Row Walk). B . Dack, S.. Zehr, K . Perry, T, Widrick. T . Patterson. D.. Third Row Coach Baker. Dodge. E., Whitley. J., Bettmger. B Curtiss. D. Perry. D.), Herron. H . Bettinger. K . Claflm. M, Dack. T . Fourth Row Stoodley. C.. Whitley. Fillhart. K , Taylor. Palmer. C 73 Around Table Dodge. T Herron. H Mellon. S Whitley, |. Shelmidine. I Kohl. W NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting Hockey. B Brown. K Standing Abbott. R Abbott. A Eastman, B Dowker, S. Eastman, T. 74 Front Dawes. Y. Corron, M First Row Hockey, B Perry. D Matthews, P Dowker. S Barney. V Second Row Whitley, I Abbott, A Clafhn. M Bettinger. K Eastman. T Third Row Eastman. B Elmer. T Taylor, J. Brown. B Eveleigh. B Fourth Row Widnck, T Whitley. I Zehr, M STUDENT COUNCIL 75 TOWER STAFF Editors |r W Kohl. Sr. H Herron. )r | Shelmidine 76 Artists Jr B Taylor, Sr K Davis 77 Alf Bakkeby, an exchange student from Norway, has been at- tending Belleville Central School since the beginning of the school year. He is living with the William Farman family. Alf is taking a vari- ety of courses and is doing well in them We are glad to have Alf spend this year with us and we wish him the best of luck in the fu- ture. The Class of 1981 If only being were enough. Instead of being big and tough. We spend our years trying our best. Striving to pass the final test. We work, we play, we do o.k.. Ignoring the fact that someday We will make our mark on this place Without the aid of frills and lace. But rather by being just ourselves. Holly Herron The time has come to say good-bye To the Senior class of Belleville High Their memories will linger in the halls In the future springs, winters, and falls. It's a sad moment when they depart. But we know next year there'll be another start And again someday we'll be saying all of this, But it will be others that we'll miss. Vicki Carter 80