Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1975 volume:

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It isnol1rtuattter'ol't'ipe cheeks. red lips, supple kneesg it is at teurper ol the will. ar quality ol' the ituargintrtiorr. at vigor ol' the eurotionsg it is rr Ireslrrress ol' the deep springs ol lite. Yotttlt tuettus at tetttpermtrrrerrttrl predortrirrtrriee ol' eourtrge over' tinridity ot' the trppetite olztdvertttue over the love ol' earse. This ol'terr exists in Ll nrtrn of lilly more than tt ltoy ol' twenty. Nobody grows old ure rely hy living tr rruruher' ot'yeatt'sg people grow old only hy tleserting their idetrls. Yegrrs mary wrinkle the skin. hut lo give up eu- thusizrsnr wrinkles the soul. Worry. douht. sell'-distrttst. l1CllI'1llltl desprrit. these :ue the long. long yeatrs that how the heard turd lllt'lt the growing spirit lutrlt to dust. Whether seventy or seventeen there is in every heing's hegut the love ol' wonder. the sweet attrtufenretrt ol' the stairs and sttrrligltt things und thoughts. the undxrunt ed chtrlleuge ol events. tlte ttulltilirtg ehildblike appetite lior what is next . :uid the joy und the gauue ol' lile. You are zrs young its your llrith, :ts old tts your kllllllll1llS youngatsyout sell' eorrliiderrretrs old its your leurgrrs youngxrs your hope. its trltl tts your de- sparir. ln the eetttrttl plrtve ol' your herrrt there is at sensitive srrrtron. So long tts it receives messagesolhetrttty.hope.elreengtrurdettt.eour4rge.1rrrd power lit the ezirtlt. lroru tuen :uid lrotu the lultnrte. so long :ue you young. Author' llnkuown We :ire ehildreu,stiIl growing. segttelring lot sell'-ideutity.We have passed ou . . . lertvingout legacy to those who renrrritr helrirrd. Mary their searrelr l'or truth lend them to ar hetter urrderstzurrltug ol those zuound thern hut urost ol' all thernselves. 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K' 'V .Qf.wi ! h 1 H ' 2' ,- .,. ,N ls, ' it . A 4, 4- A I . ,- . . 5 IN REMEMBRANCE They have gone to outline the sun with passions deep and pure And when they awaken their paintings will be like those of a star. Brian Keith Boston Vimfem Bavo March 30, 1974 February 27, 1972 We, the class of l975,would like to express our love and admiration to two members of our class who will not be with us at graduation. Brian's and Vinnie's journeys have ended. It is with deep sorrow we will leave without them by our sides, but forever they will remain in our hearts. ,j 0 M f j ,V- w Q ' lf' br! 59 ,Q 1 . x . f-ds! 1 --'fl it AK rl -llh.... . FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TI guna II 5 Q c IIEII Ik lag s BOARD OF EDUCATION Na. ,ll 1 4 - O Mr. Richard Clark, Mrs. Evelyn Fiore, Mr. .lack Ackerman, Mr. Cass Mulford, Mr. Ernest Balducci, Mrs. Katherine Clarke, Mr. John Finocchiaro SUPERINTENDENT ffrf- ,Q x .4 DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION Mr. Harold Bell ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. William H. Sullivan T0 THE CLASS OF 1975: One of the most important tasks facing each of us as Americans is the obtainlssnt of education. As adolescents, each of you learned that you had a specific goal set before you to be students of life and develop into nature adults possessing the sense of responsibility needed to face today's challenges. This yearbook sytollses the final year of this preparation and many learning experiences are reflected dur- ing this time. Ch-adustion is indeed an important milestone in each of your lives and each of you should feel the well-deserved pride for this accomplishment. However, graduation is not the ending to your development. On the contrary, this event in your life marks the very beginning of your learning experiences. Our America is in need of responsible young men and women who perhaps will not be pre- sidents or governors but ones who will possess leadership qualities in everyday situations in life that involve dealing with people. Your generation has been characterized by an urgent sense of determination for ln- dividuallsm and justlceg and with this distinct quality you have the opportmmlty to utilize your talents and fresh ideas ln achieving your dreams. The education of a man is never complete. Herbert Spencer once said, The great aim of education is not knowledge but action. Wisdom is the right use of knowledge. To know is not to be wise. Many non know a gr-eatdealandarethegreaterfoolsforit. There lsnofoolsogreatafoolas a knowing fool. But to know how to use knowledge is to have wisdom. I encourage you as graduates to learn from experience and to apply your education. The avenue for obtaining knowledge is optimistic and the choice to hegln the process is yours. Continue to examine the world you face and begin the learning adventure ahead of you. Si ely, I 0 I gr. 1 n-1 1 To Graduates of 1975: In writing my flrst letter to a graduating class in some years, I find lysslf somewhat rsinlscing on past graduating classes. You have coapleted the first leg of your educational jour- ney and for soma perhaps the only leg of this journey. He sincerely hope we have prepared you to cope and be re- sponsible in the world you are now entering, and ln the society ln which you are going to join, revise, and pass on to future graduates. I aa posltlve you are capable and that you will sake yourselves, your school, your cozunity, and your parents proud. I would be raise if I did not say I will miss you, your spirit, and the positive contributions you have made hare at Canastota. My one wish is taken fron an old Irish saying: lay the wind always be at your back and a sails be always on your face. Good luck to all of you ln your endeavors. 1 ceraly, wiilm sep W. Braun, lea- inclpal GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT I . W n l Seated: Mr. Vincent Albanese, Cchairmanj, Mr. Lloyd Cooke. Standing: Mrs. Mary Ellen Kime, Mr. John Dimao. Mrs. Rosa Benenati, Mrs. Florence Salamone. 5 You cannot teach a man anything you can only help him to find it with- in him self. ,MJ NURSE S X ding: Mrs. Catherine Rybicki OFFICE STAFF Standing: Mrs. Nancy Fratrm. Seated. Mrs. Frances Paone. BOOKSTORE BUSINESS EDUCATION '41 Mrs. Marjorie Peterson, Mr. Richard Sanderson, Cchairmanl, Mrs. Amollia Gross- mail. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Susan Miles, Mrs. Barbara Smith, Cchairmanl, Mrs. Corrina Park. SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: Mr. 'Joseph Gibson, Mr. Michael Marcelle Mr. Ronald Miller, Mr. Peter Litchka, Mr. Joel Arsen- ault. Seated: Mrs. Donna McCarten, Mrs. Dorothea Baldwin, Cchairmanj, Mrs. Sandra Wilsey. SU PERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS CUSTODIANS Standing: Mr. Pugliano, Mr. Curto. Kneeling: Kevin Haas, Scott Polisse y Carl Messenger. Mr. Harry Cashel CAFETERIA STAFF V w Standing: Mrs. Hoose, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Relyea, Mrs. Stagnetti, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Keville. Seated: Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Turrisi, Mrs. Patane, Mrs. Musacchio, Mrs. Farnach. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. John Chaney, Mr. Richard Sweeney, Mr. Allen Kime. Absent: Mr. Vincent Parlato. ' DRIVER EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Edward Kilpatrick, Mr. Thomas Moses. LIBRARIAN X1 58,1 Miss Helen Martin ASS'T LIBFIARIAN Mrs. Teresa Kapfer ROW l: A. Broga. M. Schnur, R. Beale, W. Cass ROW 2: D. Wilbur. W. Pestell, K. Rouse, B. Law, S. Clarke. SCIENCE PHYSICAL-EDUC ROW 1: S. Caltabiano, G. Keefe, L. Wright. MUSIC Z ATION ROW l: M. Laidlaw, E. Kilpatrick. B. Snyder. ROW 2: R Borgognoni, J. Shreve. MATHEMATICS A ART Row 1: Miss Darlene Pratt, Mr. Alphonse Nowakowski, Miss Kathryn Soplop, Mrs. Sue Fisher, Row 2: Mr. Howard Astrachan, Mr. Leonard Moore fChair- manb, Mr. Bernard Law. E N G L H Mr. Thomas Besl, Mrs. Patricia Besl 1 Mrs. Mary Jo Astrachan, Miss Patricia Dixon, Mrs. Eliza- beth Perretta fChairmanJ, Mrs. Linda Jabara. Row 2: Mrs. Olga Fischer, Mr. Lewis James, Mrs. Faith Colburn, Mr. Chester Fischer, Mrs. Roslyn Babcock, Mr. Charles Matina Ms. Jacqueline Dayton. N 1 N Ya wanna run that equation by me again, pal? hi, .hx 1 1 i K . No applause -just throw money. Manaiike this is the life!!! Easy!!! its 5 'Q .I ' Q, . J f ,, , ,wi Nothing up my sock! mfg as s. fs Bebeep! Zooom - - - Suftices! Suffioes! Suffices! ' 1' , qrfit .. 'fs - T 333 if I 'ff 1 4-t t , P mi, , Q sw v fi fs. is S U .ji X f , 1 FITS IN! i.Parlez-vous espanol? Dewey, it's David and Lisa , NOT Chet and Olga ! Explosion?'? Where?! ! !! We've got to stop meeting like this!!! Eat Wild Boar goulash-look what it did for me! 4' 4. -uri 9 Next victim ! That was some PTA meeting last night!!! 23 u I X U , G 'Y . ' .29 . 6 . . S J 71 g h I A s 0 A S F f QL HQ, H 4-'W -'ELA .x f ' , , W 4 - AWN mv' A I .-I Y 1,41 it an 1 gg f .4 ' - . Q , I Ox, ldlqdv ash 9 s 4 ku S Ax V .-.. I Q- I Q l if f ' 5 For their souls Llwcll in tlic house V i OiAIl5l1l0IAi'OW. which you cunnoi visit. ig Q5 is ' f nu! cvcn in your dreams. .2 i. fe' UNDERCLASSMEN I i,,, i, 5 -161 CLASS OF 1976 Row 1: K. Hilliker, S, Phillips, D. Mariano, J. Popple, T. Whaley, D. Dunning, S. Mason. Row 2: D. Tobin, K. Cotsovites, J. Cretaro, J. Snyder S. Wilsey, M. Johnson, R. Wuest, D. Sgarlata, J. Quain, P. Bigelow, S. Strong, K. Crawford, M. Mohorter. Row 3: S. Whitmeyer, G. Chapman, B. Beale, E. Hesler, T. Parker, J. Relyea, A. Powers, D. Pugliano, K. Jaquin, G. Vecchio, D. Hoch, N. Massarotti, S. Miller. Row 4: A. Gustin, J. Benenati, R. Goodwin, M. Getty, K. Post, F. Musacchio, B. Mueller, T. Palamara, B. Phaneuf, C. Turrisi, S. Juravich, K. Haas, C. Hertel. Row 1: D. Patane, L. Myers, C. Pino, M. Burton, N. Burke, B. Boston,C. Cerio, L. Bach, T. Boyce, K. Calnan, L. Fisher, B. Emmi, M. Caron. Row 2: T. Bonaventura, G. DiGeorge, K. Shields, J. Stokes, T. Loviza, D. Frink, T. Carinci, N. Stokes, S. Lomonaco, T. Hall, D. Cerio, J. Cap- parelli. Row 3: L. Albanese, R. Chapman, M. LeBlanc, M. Houseman, E. Brophy, D. Bergman, C. Finley, J. Blessing, L. Cesario, R. Arnold, M. Cross, T. DeMauro, H. Flagler, B. Cappola. HS CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: l. Rapasadi, M. Vaccaro, J. Brownell, J. Little. ROW 2: B. Fellone. S. Smith, L. Epperson, C. Carrier, C. DeB1oise. ROW 3: D. Galavotti, D. Perretta, B. Stuy, S. Pulverenti. D. Wilkinson. Tina Hall, Secretary: Gary DiGeorge, Treasurerg Tom Loviza, Presidentg Barb Emmi, Vice President CLASS OF 1977 Row 1: M. Cornish, M. Burgess, S. Chaires, Dean Bisha, L. Boffardi, J. Bruno, J. Carson, David Bisha. Row 2: T. Durst, D. Cokus, J. Cerio, M. Carswell, P. Bruno, L. Burke, B. DiVeronica, C. Allen, P. Closson, C. Bish, P. Fromey. Row 3: A. Garofalo, E. Galavotti, C. Finocchiaro, E. Busek, K. Conley, T. Davis, L. Barley, Jim Crawford, P. Bisha, J. Coleman, J. Borgognoni. Row 4: J. Boyce, C. Casler, L. Dumigan, Jon Crawford, W. Cheeseboro, R. Amlaw, M. Findley, B. Fesenger, P. Farfaglia, D. Downer, S. Cesario, L. DiGeorge, C. Cole. I 1 5 Row 1: B. Johnson, V. Markle, C. Mengucci, B. Hughes, K. Myers, D. Musacchio, C. Lavancher, D. Mariano, L. Mulford, L. Marchetti, L. Meehan L. Meehan, A. Malvaso, J. Juravich. Row 2: D. Mancini, E. Hendrickson, M. Martina, C. Greany, J. Hilliker, B. Lints, M. Ogden, S. Hood, D. Jones, J. Nodine, N. Hoch, S. Stagnitti, J. Mitchell. Row 3: K. Learned, M. Kelly, B. Hart, B. Lincourt, D. Marsh, K. Gustin, K. Kohles, F. Meyers, D. Hartley, V. Marchetti, B. Mulford, D. Niles, K. Hadyk, D. Jonew, J. LaBarre. t 1 1 i E Row 1: J. Brown, J. Tornabene, A. Spara, J. Tianello, E. O'Hara, Row 2: L. Bell, B. 0'Hara, C. Lavancher, J. Romagnoli, M. Sgroi, S. Verno, S. Russitano, A. Rapasadi, P. Wells, T. Regulbuto, A. Raneri, D. Walkins. Row 3: G. Salamone, S. Youngkrans, S. Ritchie, C. Raymond, A. Van Dyke C. Yotton,V. Smith, P. Yorton, F. Sokol, D. Oxendine, M.E. VanDusen. Row 4: M. Whaley, J. Powers, B. Schuster, S. Reeder, M. Perry, D. Stag- nitti, M. Tomarchio, T. Prosser, B. Shantel, T. Quain, J. Rinaldo, J. Rapasadi. CLASS OFFICERS Scott Youngkrans, President, Tim Prosser,Treasurer, Liz Bell, Secretary,Charlie Cole, Vice President. CLASS OF 1978 Row l: M. Rapasadi, S. Tornatore, M. Smith. F. Summers, J. Relyea. Row 2: K. Schnur, K. Tracy, Denise Sgroi, Debbie Sgroi, C. Rapasadi, S. Tucci, K. Todora, S. Wimmer, D. Weeks, D. Strong, C. Taylor, L. Rose, K, Gould, J. Whitmeyer, L. Weibezahl. Row 3: J. Seitz, A. Russitano, R. Lowe, P. Jackson, L. Rainwater, M. Rhodes, D. Raymond, K. Rhodes, C. Tornatore, B. Relyea, T. Stagnitti. Row 4: T. Schmidt, P. Wales, M. Sgarlata, D. Williams, J. Rinaunto, D. Tornatore, R. Rapasadi, M. Laviza, B. Worden, D. Tifft, G. Wright, T. Weimer, M. Rogers. Row 1: M. Cheeseboro, C. DeFazio, E. Allen, B. Chase, B. Cook, C. Fratini, J. Burke, D. Fie, M. Bargabos, J. Emmert, J. Cesario, T. Cerio. Row 2: J. Finocchiaro, S. Griffin, B. Cavallo, B. Fiume, T. Damico, M. Dunning, V. Basilio, M. Danesi, B. Anthony, B. Cox, K. Burgdoff, R. Cast, C. Dillman man, R. Arnold, D. Dupre, B. Cokus. Row 3: B. Dowly, K. Becker, K. Getty, S. Gustin, L. Busek, J. Barton, N. DiGeorge, B. Alli, C. Bavo, C. Ben- ishek, K. Allen, J. Dimao, M. K. Giufre, S. Craft. Row 4: J. Dickinson, R. Cumber, M. Grago, N. Eisenhut, D. Ackerman, D. Boyce, F. DiGeorge, B. Bovee, J. Cesarini, P. DeFrancisco, J. Duffy, B. Bargabos, L. Farrar, R. Crosby, C. DeFrazio. 30 W 5 l 5 LL .lA..-n.. Row 1: T. Jones, J. Mitchell, S. LaVancher, J. Pulverenti, M. Rapasadi, P. Mitchell, S. Kinslow, D. Pratl, M. Maccarone. Row 2: S. Hughes, A. Peters, P. Pratt, D. Muir, H. Palmer, K. Juravich, P. Kelly, M.E. Lockerby, G. Jenkins, G. Massarotti, C. Keane, E. O'Hara, D. Henderson, M. Niles. Row 3: A. Powers, C. Lomonaco, V. Parsons, L. Harvey, T. Lucarelli, B. Jones, T. Oster, L. Prosser, G. Hogan, D. Houseman, N. Hill, M. Guy, J. Miller, T. Hoyt, M. Jones, V. Miller. Row 4: P. Palumbi, R. Murphy,E. Kamienski, R. James, M. Hofmeister, S. LaVancher, R. Kennedy, D. Heintz J. Olden, B. Moore, R. Poppleton, T. Guy. CLASS OFFICERS s Charlie Tornatore, Treas., Tina Lucarelli, V. Pres., Becky Jones, Pres., Mary Kay Giufre, sec. 'W CLASS OF 1979 Row 1: M. Finn, A. Allen, R. Schnur, S. Mulford, J. Gero, J. Rapasadi, M. Harvey, F. Cappola, D. Wickham, B. Finocchiaro. Row 2: C. Lupica, K. O'Hara, D. Tornatore, L. Kinslow, D. Somers, S. Muench, C. Lessard, B. Williams, J. Albanese, M. Vecchio, L. Kirk, B. Williams, D. Greene, Row 3: D. Fabrizi, L. Lomonaco, R. Beaulac, M. Wilhelm, S. Albanese, T. Verno, D. Mowers, D. Beecraft, G. James, T. Harrington, T. Giufre, L. Hood. Row 4: M. Buttino, R. Ackerman, J. Bordeau, C. Hood, M. Wilson, H. Mason, S. Raushi, A. Verno, N. Cappoletti, M. Fresina, J. Malbouf, R. Caron S. Whitehead. Row 1: R. Smith, S. Rinaldo, J. Backus, B. Raymond, D. Snyder, G. Lauretti, J. Allen, J. Mitchell, D. Hughes. Row 2: J. Galavotti, L. Bisha, L. Finocchiaro, P. Becker, K. Pilato, B. Cretaro, M. Borgognoni, P. Clark, J. Hicks, D. DeGroat, E. Conley, C. Ceresia, S. Cashel, P. Cerio. Row 3: G. Wright, L. Kick, J. Hicks, A. Watkins, J. Ramsdell, S. Burlarley, V. Hopsicker, B. Tomatore, M. Milmoe, L. DiVeronica, G. Ezzo, J. Fiore. Row 4: J. Aquino, M. Palmara, C. Schmidlka, P. Coon, L. Santone, J. Lincourt, P. Phillips, R. VanDusen, T. Rowe, J. Crowell, B. Knox, B. Keck, D. Chaires, M. Relyea. Q 4-if Row 1: F. Busek, J. Backus, F. Bavo, M. Polisse, M. Durst, S. Clemens, P. Cook, S. Findley, W. Epperson, I. Starks, M. Galavotti, D. Hoch. Row 2: C. Liebowitz, T. Robotham, B. Ezzo, T. Bennett, D. LeClair, M. Hart, S. Snyder, B. DeGroat, T. Peters, M. Pexton, B. Yorton, L. Ogden, A. Ray, B. Grant, V. Bouyee. Row 3: V. Morgan, J. Simmons, S. Walters, B. Finn, L. Smith, S. Sorrell, M. Spadter, B. Mohorter, M. Lovett, L. Winters, B. Virgil, C. Felker. Row 4: R. Chandler, D. Carpenter, J. Sorbello, A. Ali, J. Carinci, P. Cheseboro, D. Case, P. Torrey, L. Hopkins, P. Meeks, D. Hoch M. Wyant, R. Miller. Row 1: K. Soper, P. Nicholson, T. King, L. Carrier, M. Warden, S. Mitchell, M. Moore, P. Chapman, F. Olcutt. Row 2: F. Duncan, B. Bain, D. Ball, S. Cast, J. Carswell, P. Loekerby, M. Noble, J. Smith. Row 3: P. Meeks, G. Fritz, D. LeClaire, L. McKer- rigan, D. Curtiss, T. Casler, A. Fusillo. CLASS OF 1980 ROW 1: T. Kirk, D. Cook, K. Warner, L. Zupan, J. Rapasadi, J. Musacchio, C. Kennedy, F. Seaton, J. Gustafson, B. Grenell. ROW 2: T. Miller, T. Grassman, M. Holdridge, J. Oster, M. McKenzie, B. Bouyea, S. Stokes, A. Caron, D. Crandall, Wallace, J. Smith, S. Abbot. R. Russitano. ROW 3: T. Hollingsworth, S. Sykes, N. Guy, C. Tyler, S. Sgarlata, J. Franach, L. Markle, R. Dawly, D. Tuttle, D. Strano, N. Henderson, Smith. ROW 4: P. Spaulding, D. Musacchio, R. Bargabos, T. Hogan, R. Rossi, M. Tornatore, M. Mancini, C. Adamo, S. Herb, D. DePugh, D. Palmer. ROW 1: R. Stewatt, D. Ellsworth, D. Seitz, R. Musacchio, M. Soper, A. Crawford, J. Bargabos, W. Bouyea, J. Lesher, G. Hadyk, J. Mengucci. ROW 2: B. Tork, D. Smith, D. Burgdoff, K. Farfaglia, C. Keane, C. Hazen, M. L. Bigelow, L. Allen, N. Rashford, C. Nodine, D. Diefendorf, L. Islas, S. Fresina, B. Pavone, K. Drummond. ROW 3: M. Fusillo, R. Relyea, D. Snyder, C. Christman, S. Murphy, L. Hart, T. Garcia, B. Rancier, S. Wade, A. O'Hara, J. Johnson, L. Snyder, T. Cesario. ROW 4: L. Garcia, M. Perry, T. DeVaul, T. Bishop, T. Finn, J. Roberts, M. Dyer, M. Maccarone, D. Bargabos. D. Cumber, L. McCormick. Row 1: M. Smith, B. Beale, T. Passante. S. Fresina. M. Smith, M. Jones, V. Sparrow, J. Boffardi, S. Parsons, L. DiToma, J. Rogers, G. Guy. Row 2: C. 0'Dell, C. Duncan, M. Wimmer, C. Kraft, B. Bayne, N. Cashel, T. Jaquin, E. Eisenhut, J. Hood, K. Milmoe, D. Cromp, K. Schoonmaker,C. Col- lier, N. Keck,. S. Frier, M. Garrow. Row 3: C. Marsh, A. Bordeau, M. Link, C. Chariton, T. Tifft, L. Hilliker, R. Russitano, B. Sheilds, S. Alexander D. Chapman, S. Boyce, S. Gram. Row 4: B. Gleason, M. Albanese, D. Stevens, S. Tynon, V. Mowers, R. Surrette, Van Dusen, B. Defendorf, J. Pope S. Damico, D. Relyea, J. Winchell. 5-fi .ui- ? Row 1: J. Aquino, B. Caron, F. Shingler, C. Sharlette, J. Whitehead, T. Strang, C. Russitano. Row 2: J. DenHaese, J. Guy, A. Messinger, K. Perry, M. Meunch, M. Pino, P. Monday, M. Finn, K. Glenn, E. Hart, M. Lovett. Row 3: D. Coleman, M. Albanese, K. Dillman, A. Redmond, M. Cesario, J. Galavotti, W. Virgil, S. Hood, S. Moore, Y. Searley, Row 4: R. Smith, C. Dunning, G. Strong, N. McAllister, L. Smith, M. Markle, D. Basillo, K. Hicks, D. King, S. Koster. I i r A 36 Mcmm lox I Iglll IIIL' VUIIICIX ul' my Illlllll. Misty XYIllk'l'L'U'UI IIlk'll!UIICN OIL lllu way xw xwuc Scullcuvnl pIL'llllk'N OIL thc xnnlcs uc hrihl ITUIIIIILI. SIIIHCN wc gnu- lu unc LIIIUIIILI Inn lluc muy wc wmv. lun Il hc than II W1lN.lHNONIlllpl1' lllk'll th hm Illllx' lvwxllllcll uwrx' lmu ll wc llgnl lllx'Cll.ll1L'L' In do ll .ull .l1,!.lllI 'lcll lIlC.W1blllll VK'l'.L'Ulllll uc? Mcnnulvx Many hc lhxillllllklll :md ycl. m Il.ll'NlUUlT1IIlll.lll IUIQIHUIII Wc ximply ulnmw ln hngvl. Suil'slIlcl1lllgIllc1 We will uuulvluhul Wllcncwu wc lL'IllL'Illhk'I Thu may uc wmv. SENIORS MARY AGATHA PA'SSANTE STEPHEN HESLER Man cannot discover new oceans unless he Failure is the condiment that gives success has the courage to lose sight of the shore. its Qavorf' DAVID MICHAEL LUST Where are we going, and why is it different from before, and if we get to where we want to be, where are we, and why do we want to be there. KAREN CALI I am yesterday, you are today, let us join and make tomorrow. DONNA JANE MARSH Another park, another Sunday it seems to happen out that way,just as it seems we've got a good thing, it seems to slip away. I I I DOUGLAS MARK GUSTIN I try to live life to its fullest and I feel other people should too. SHARON LOUISE WATSON Our appearance, our words, our actions are never greater than ourselves. For the soul is our houseg our eyes its windowsg and our words its messengers. 1 JACQUELINE L. SLOVER When others fail you and all seems lost,just remember God loves you. JOSEPH G. GAGNON We will never stop learning, High School is just a duller way. K MICHAEL CONCETTO VECCHIO Alcun! vomini vedono le cose come sono e domandano perche' io sogno cose mai esistite e perche'no? DARLENE CARSWELL Disregard what the world owes you and concentrate on what you -owe the world. Forget what you have done for your friends and remember what they've done for you. KIMBERLY ELAINE BONAVENTURA Perhaps we all give the best of our hearts uncritically, to those who hardly think about us in return. MARK TAYLOR Don't do as I do, do as I say. RICHARD LEE CARRIER, JR. Friends may come and go but memories will last forever. DONALD MOORE You ain't playing with kids, and I don't mean maybe. ao l I I DEWEY J. ROMAGNOLI Money is the root of all evil-love that evil!! LARRY VINCENT WATSON A sure way to miss success is to miss the opportunity. CHRISTINE ANN WARNER Work is only play just to pass the time away. JUDITI-I ANNE SCHUSTER I am the master of my fate. Iam the captain of my soul. EARL STILLION KELLY, JUNIOR You must help another to help yourself to a happy life. Believe in this and you shall have a happy life. JAMES RODEN The honest man takes pains, and then en- joys pleasures. LEEZETTE G. JAMES When looking back to the places I've been and the changes I've left behind, I just look at myself and find I learned the hard way every time. Chasing moonbeams, I've run into a couple walls, but I wou1dn't change anything at all. CAREN AGATI-IA GIUFRE Never look back, something might be gain- ing on you. E DAVE RELYEA Always there in body, but never in mind. MARY WHITMEYER Everything gives cause for either laughters or tears. WILLIAM GERO Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one spot. CAROL MARIE HESS Don't back away from the hand Ilend in friendship, but don't pull it so hard that it breaks. THERESA WINES The wisest, happiness of our kind are they that ever walk content with Nature's way. DEBORAH LOUISE CURTIS Now you are goneg and all I can remember are the good times. You have taken the bad times away: and my heart is tilled with happy memories. THOMAS E. GATES May peace be on earth, or the earth in pieces. SANDRA LEE BELL Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them but lcan look up and see their beauty, be- lieve in them, and try to follow where they lead. GINA REA MANNING Do not linger to gather flowers to keep themg but walk on, for flowers will keep themselves blooming all your way. July 31, 1978. KEVIN CASHEL Man is the merriest species of the creation. All above or below him are serious. RICHARD CRETARO Everyone is in a small way the image of God. WENDY ANNE BRAMLEY There is no secret of the heart which our actions do not disclose. MICHAEL VINCENT MARIANO Dedication, Determination, and Pride:Suc- cess. LARRY BALL Nothing is ended with honor which does not conclude better than it began. WENDY SUE BARGABOS Don't you feel a change a comin' from an- other side of time. Breaking down the walls of silence, lifting shadows from your mind. Filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind. CINDY MARIE SPADTER Your eyes' blue depths are lifted, Mth love and friendship stirred. They smileg and, lost in dreaming, I cannot speak a word. MARK BORGOGNONI Greater than strength of body is strength of mind. ELIZABETH ANN FARFAGLIA For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a visiong But every today well lived Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of Hope. Look well, therefore, to this way. JEFFREY L. RUSSO The end always passes judgement on what has gone before. JOHN JAMES CLAIRE lf you compare yourself with others you will become vain and bitter for always there will be greater and lesser persons than your- self. 1 x . nv 1 .... AMY J 0 SURRETTE Mankind is tolerant of the praises of others so long as each hearer thinks he can do as well or nearly as well himself, but, when the speaker rises above him, jealousy is aroused and he begins to be incredulousf' ANTHONY JAMES ALBANESE The greatest thrill a person can have is doing something that everyone said couldn't be done. ROBERT WAGNER Words without actions are void of sub- stance. CHARLES C. LAWRENCE 2 B or not 2 B. No, give me a 1A wood tip. l l MICHELLE SGARLATA Making friends for the world to see, Let the people know you got what you need. With a friend, Ican, you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything is alright. SUSAN ANN TOMARCHIO Sometimes Ican laugh and cry, And I can't remember why, But Istill love those good times gone by. RONALD JAMES ARGENTINE Go placidly amid the noise and remember what peace there may be in silence. SUSAN PATANE I get by with alittle help from my friends. MARY ANNE FAR NACH Think how the world would be if only for an instant we could share our love with everyone. TAMARA LISA GINNEY To give a love, you got to live a love, to live a love, you got to be part of When Will I See You Again. .F 4 ','li UIQ. Q gy 1 'ff 'UQ 'A yxfxffa l:2.R.P'6 .l 5 ' 'ln?g... l,a MARTIN SGARLATA We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. S JUDITH MARIE NASTASI Forget the unhappy yesterdays, but dream about the bright tomorrows. CARRIE LOUISE 0'HARA Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence, and back without regrets. DEBORAH JEAN RINALDO No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way for- ever. PETER FIORE He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. VINCENT JOHN ALBA NESE If I should love, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. SUSAN JEAN BACH I would so live as if I knew that Ireceived my being only from the benefit of others. ANTHONY MARK FINOCCHARIO Everything ends in songs. ANITA CHRISTINE PALOMBI Even more beautiful than sunshine, is the golden glow of friendship. KAREN MARIE MASSAROTTI Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. l ROBERT FRANCIS FRINK It matters not how long you live, but how well. Q! it A . ,ft I CARMEN THOMAS TORNATORE I would rather walk with God, in the dark, than go alone in the light. HOWARD F. WILLIS Being different is being yourself . . . KATHY LEIGH MOWERS . . . and yet, life goes on. SHARON SUE FISHER Only a life lived for others is a life worth while. RAYMOND JONES Desire not to live long, but to live well. JILL DIANE SNYDER No love, No friendship, may ever cross our path without affecting us in someway for- ever. JEFFREY BARLEY The worst of human sorrows is to have much knowledge but no power. DAVID MICHAEL ROGERS I have seen the future, and it is there. E DAWN MARIE DowNs If you love something, you must set it free, if it comes hack its yours, if it doesn't it never was. SUSAN MARIE MATAVA To love someone who loves you, and to share lifes experiences with that person isg living life to it's fullest. JOHN A. FARFAGLIA Nature gave men two ends-one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then, man's success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most. MARK ANTHONY KLEIN Truth is often hidden like a shadow in the dark. TIMOTHY RELYEA Better to do right of your own accord than through fear of another. i ELIZABETH ANN GAROFALO A smile, a happy word, and a helping hand work the best. DIANE PARMETER Patience and time accomplish more than strength or anger. DONNA CLEMENS Life is much too important a thing to ever talk seriously about. ROBERT MILLER I feel what touches meg and with feelings touching me, Ican see a better country to be in. .IEANNE MARIE BURGDOFF My life is like a bookg I live from day to day as you would read from page to page. So far, Ihave only gotten through the intro- duction. CHERYL JEAN SPARA June 25, 1971. Fondest memory DANIEL MICHAEL BROWN I know somethings gonna give pretty soon. I know it Somethings gonna give, Iwanna live, ROB ERT FRANCES PATTERELLI Patience is virtue , and virtue is bIiss.' '-r'I3i ALICIA JUNE NODINE It isn't ever the same. ln time, I'l1 change. And you. And the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never Fade. This moment, and you, are unforgetablef' FI .14 ROGER OLCOTI' There are two things to aim at in lifeg first, to get what you wantg and after that, to en- joy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second, So I am going to live it up. STEPHEN SMITH RUTH MICHELE ROWE Time was created as an image of eternity. Love all Trust a few SUSAN POLISSE Through virtue lies the one and only road to a life of peace. RANDO LF B. CRAFT What was impossible yesterday is todays absolute limit and tomorrows common place. STEVEN PAUL DEVAN DONALD F. CERIO, Il Man should look to the future, not back at Looking forward into the past the past. And backward into the future Iwalk along the highest hills And llaugh all the way. PAULA GOLDSCHMITT W When dealing with yourself, use your head. When dealing with others, use your heart! TINA MARIE VERNO 'lhe credit belongs to the man who is actu- ally in the arenag who, at best, knows the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails at least fails while doing greatly, so that this place may never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat. 1 PAUL ALGER His ways are ways of pleasantnessg his paths are paths of peace. LINDA JOYCE WINCHELL Don't get too involved because when you do, your love is left behind or has disap- pearedf' GARY GARDNER A happy life consists of tranquility of mind. JOHN PAUL KONOWICH Nothing was ever so unfamiliar and starting to a man as his own thoughts. DENISE ANN MILLER Without honesty there is no truth Without truth there is no love Without love there is nothing. DEB RA ANN JONES Sunshine lights my soul, Love warms my heart. GENE HILTS It is a sign of true goodness to be willing to live always in the sight of good men. SCOTT ANDREW WILKINSON Never wait for tomorrow for tomorrow is always today. ELAYNE ELIZABETH DAVIS Friendship without self-interest is one of the rare and beautiful things of life. WILMAt VANLARE Take each day and live that day to its fullest. JOANNE BAVO THOMAS BLOWERS What you've got now is nothing-look into Conscience is the voice of the soul. the future. LINDA LEE EMERT You came into my life with a hello, You stayed awhile and made me happy, Then you left without a good-bye. I'll always re- member 2l15l74. l PAUL ANTHONY A man without ambition is like a woman without beauty. MARK DUNBAR If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer. Let each man step to the music which he hears. However measured or far way. MARY JANE PAONE LAWRENCE JOHN FIUME Ask not what your country can do for you Make the m0SI Of time, it fli6S HWHY S0 . . . Ask what you can do for your country. faSI- 49 . i ei ,3 ss. n ' . 'fr SANDRA JANE WEIMER RALPH SMITH If we hope for what we are not likelY to Health and strength is above all attributes. possess, we act and think in vain, and make life a greater dream and shadow than it really is. ELAINE DAWN SEITZ She is not made to be the admiration of all, but the happiness of one. l JOHN DIVERONICA We never know the true value of friends while they Iiveg we are too sensitive of their faults: when we have lost them we only see their virtues. THERESA MARIE MEEHAN We are close, we are friends, And our love never ends, But in the close morning light I see, That you won't be back for me. JACK EDWARD MASON To be strong is to be happy. CHERYL MARLENE STEFF EN Your love's a never ending dream, A castle by a stream of sweet understanding. l know you're thinking of me too . . . And now I'm lonely I want to feel The love so deep with- in you. ROBERT JOHN EZZO Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. MARSHA JOHNSON Virtue is worth seeking for its own sake and not from hope or fear or any internal motive. 44 MICHAEL JOHN PAFKA Live each day to its fullest because life is too short and too dear to us all to be wasted. JOSEPH WHITE A brother may not be a friend, but a friend will always be a brother. BRIAN SMITH Gentleness is able to accomplish what vio lence cannot. SANDRA ANN MERITHEW Our love is stronger than a raging storm. That will never be torn The rings that will be wom Assure me that we'll be together in the morn. Steve 8l23l73 CHARLES SLOVER Without hope we live in desire. SANDY AVERY I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer. LINDA MARIE BISHA The greatest pleasure in life is doing the things everyone said you couldn't. DON LABARRE I believe in the Sun, even when it is not shining. I believe in Love, even when I am alone. l believe in God, even when he is silent. KAREN MARIE ZEHR lt isn't what you've got or where you are that counts. lt's what you do with what you've got wherever you happen to be! i t PAUL PERCIVAL Experience is surely the beginning of wis- dom. MICHAEL ALLEN He is wise who places neither fear nor hope in the uncertain future. MARY ELLEN BLOODWORTH To Sing, To Laugh, To Dream, To walk in my own way And be alone free . . . with an eye, To see things as They are. LARRY PERYER No legacy is so rich as Honesty. S... DANE ANDREW SNYDER I just said l'm the greatest. lnever said I was the smartest. JUDY ANN HALDENWANG There's no need to worry, Hey, whats the hurry, The less time you worry, The more time you play. KATHLEEN JUDITH-ANN SORBELLO lf you're shy, to yourself, you should never lie, But if you use courage, and be brave, then at least you know you've tried. SUZANNE MARGARET ROLEWICZ Little deeds of kindness Little words of love Help to make earth happy Like the heaven up above. RICHARD JOSEPH REED lt matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. LORELEI ANN DUNNING I have been grasping for a miracle in my life. And if I should ever attain it, whatever and When-ever it may be, I know that my search will not have been in vain, for as long as the spirit of hope lives within me, my dreams will never die. EDWARD JOHN KENNEDY Its easy to smile when life goes by like a song, but the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything else goes wrong. JANE HALDENWANG Kindness is the sun under which virtue grows. DEBORAH HOFMEISTER Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star. BRIAN SCOTT CARSON One cannot reach the top by sitting on his bottom. JOSEPH CAMARDELLO Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried. KATHY LYNN BOYCE Every man's life is a fairy tale written by God's fingerf' BRIAN DUPRE By different methods men excel. DAVID HAMMOND The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. DOROTHY LOUISE STORM There's a time for some things, and there's a time for all thingsg a time for great things, and there's a time for small thingsf' . . . .x ,' , . rv- ' 'Z , .. if 2' 5 31, g ,. if .xg 1 , . . Y A A K ,Q . . , if .K my . L , W X x DEBRA WEBB The worst solitude is to have no true friend ships. 4 JOHN BEACH Do unto others,Before they do unto you. RONALD ALLEN STUY Time passes too fast, yet we have a lifetime in front of us. ANTHONY FELLONE The sum of wisdom is, that the tlme is never lost that is devoted to work Gordon spent the 1974-75 school year in Australia. When he arrived in August it was the beginning of summer vacation for the students there. He was able to make use of this time bytraveling, meeting people, and learn- ing their way of life. The halls in CHS seemed a little empty this year with- out his friendly ways. We also suffered a loss on the football, wrestling, and track teams, but we're sure he learned much this year, and is a better person for it. C.H.S. was honored this year with the presence of Peter, our exchange student from Germany. His outgoing personality and constant smile won him many friends who shall never forget him. He was an excellent skiier, and an asset in beginning this year's soccer team. We hope Peter will never forget his six months in Canastota, and that in some small way we have broadened his knowledge and understanding, as well as he has ours. Gordon Fesenger The man who is truly wise uses his wisdom to open the minds of others. Peter Gerd Femppel Halte Dir Deim Ziel immer vor Augen denn da sind Wege Probleme zu lusen so, gib' nie die Hoffnung auf! lch wunsche Euch allen viel Erfolg und viel gluck fur die zuhunft Es war dufte Euch zu kennen! GIRLS STATE IT'S ACAD EM IC Amy Surrette, Randy Craft, Dave Rogers. S.r'V BOYS STATE Mike Pafka, Mike Mariano, Tony Albanese. is 1 ..-fr' CLASS OFFICERS Darlene Carswell, Secretaryg Carrie O'Hara. Vice President: Kim Bonavcntura. President: Doug REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Seated: R. Recd. B. Farfaglia, R. Craft.Standing1 C. Spadtcr, J. Claire. D. Rogers. S. Hesler. nr- 3 Nl Elfllliiff --1-L IW-4 u-all ,gs fi 'X ' ,K Y . 4 K ,,x l 3 i gpm:-F X XJ ttf? A 3 0 - 1 - . NM wx...QfM,.-Qs.:-R-1-Q -W 1 , iwfsiff Z' 'ws-5 M ,, M A , R' 3 A if 3 8 W f ? I ff Q iw. -x iii X 9.72 Q s . xx 7 D Q SS. f A 5 g .QMYV Z NX sf I , rw f'K .Marx , :N 'A4 gs P.. I g W, - i , W ' as 1, .quam AWK X, 1 - , i- i IS U6 MQW 'www sasegpnx paymfox any lunch containing paper wadsq Bach, IB1ll1 IK! Ill We New .agxi E, .,gL mg K as at W. , N1-as leave to In Terrence to my Ron Argentine, leave Loretta all Rebel. Bruce qiart of Kmg s Ransom, fUgh!J. seniors the worgpthat is nnvolved 1n classes. nothing, for Ehavenothing spare. 1 ,S V xyith my expe sp perexgxfmeet my expectatxons out there. my sister and brothers gnefs and pleasures of C.H.S. that ggve. 'I'SH1mi to whoever wants hum. To Mr. Sanderson of happiness and true contentment find someonl st udent. 'WK -5991. 1 1 l fi f 1 m hope Mr Waldo Wi s 1 , 72 3 5 I , Dawn Downs, leave nothing to C.H.S., as there are no more ffowns' for the I, Lorelei Dunning, leave to .anyone in a of Mr. Sanderson I, Linda Emert, leave C.H.S. to my sistertotake over wherel left off. I I, Bob Ezzo, give all the names back to Waldo that he had called me. I -V - 1 I, Gordon Fesenger, leave to Mr. Beale one pair of purple headgear inscribed with the letters I, John Farfaglia, leave the home plate that Jeff R., Rich R., Steveslit, and stole. .sg . I, Mary Anne Farnach, leave Deb, Rob, and Tina the feeling of being as senior. I, Sherry Fisher, leave to my sister Laurie her senior year. , . n - . I, Larry Fiume, leave my gym clothes which have not been used very much in four years. ' r,aQqEnm5,1esvecn.s.nappny. i as s 1 4 s t - 6 I I I I 1, val swim, rem to c.H.s. an me spaghetti they an est, 1 lesvetcamlunro I, Doug Gustin, leave all the people in Chorus to listen to Mr. Keefe's speeches. I, Dave I'Iarnmond,Ieave to my sister Mr. Keefe and his chorus of nuts. To , 'l'ammy'Ginney, leave to everyone the right to skip classes and raisghelllllll , Caren Giufre, leave four years of high school to my sister, Tina, in hopes that she , Paula Goldschmtt, leave with many thanks to all my business teachers and to Joe Gagnon, hereby leave this school to whoever wants it. Q s , Liz Garofalo, leave C.I-I.S. with lots of fantastic memories. this beloved institution hoping that I m off for having been here leave to this school for nothin is mine to 've. ff JH , nofhins , S, S' future, the IOIIIQIIOW, to .my I leave all my love. .sau-v S . sv- . n ,ss at masks .. AL! -sa' V kV,, -- L , pb 5 his Mx.. 'V G96 V Sal s .N to Barb the memories of last summer. to trustworthy people like myself. my1fBuff-nikiline car wax to Mr. Boffardi. could seeks. racquet. I I I .1 ... L..:i-A e biz, is 'O W . , Roger , Anita . Mary . Mary , Sue Q. , Michael Bob K ft is AQ u Q, -v 'A' ix. S Q ' . . ' we ' Q 2 f W . 1 29 95-fi W . ., N ,, HRQ a roonf full ogstudents to replace Mit Tis.. M. leave will their mistakes. 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Simi ASTOT .M -W ' if-2-p nd erfect Slate, 71 5 nastota Trips 14th-Rank When any squad that , . :feat lea l4l.hi th com Canaswia p the giant kll downing Ho but to many ihal. comes as Canastota, Valley, 9-6 o sixth straight awmning - the Raiders baskethallbf leading its games and ranked it ls usullly that role of last n gh! mm, 7141, Raider fans surprise mtl1eTri- I coppedxts rywaddto thnsseen the best learn Canastota held off a last riod ' ., f sr l .H If def 3 is ' i 1 . Y' bl' 09 f defe ' 1 c - ' e s ' 'K . gn 1, . F i D The rm 1 lost came agaimt on Jan. 'I 1-its . , ma by winning use night, CHS Cagers Win N' 50-49 Victory X l l delayed the hopes, Knights' title Pe Cazenovia rally and came home with a thrilling 50-49 Tri-Valley League basketball victory on Friday evening. The win evened the Raider Rome Catholic ers Scalp 240 Q:-9 52-4 and stamp threat for e league pennant will test here e Rome continued its torrid stand in basket Friday evening as it 0 ed Nl makdl swee 1 l 1 K ' Q K fi... K fb K K K Q A,I, . W. N . A x ,X X . K K -'A K . X N L f .uw QW f J ...K SW, ' mms ' XJ Q9 n 5 ' . WEE 'av ww gawfm ' 1 . ' ' X E, . a 3' K. is K M I 5. xx ' ..f K- , 2 f XX 5111225 f .. . E 1? f., MQ K K 5 .X KK K -SK. .. Xx:,,,,3 . 4 Q .. I S ,k,X J sg I 81' Q-'KJ 'fri .5 A . KKKSA KK K S S ,K K, ik, .K ,XS 4, Kge:-w1.,,,. SX' fl X4 xg . . ' A V X L.,, X . X3 .Q X Q W ws- S - W M X X - X V . i+ff' ?f1' XX Qii 'X X -' 1 X A - w ja ,X ' - X f X. X .lf . , V-.9 ...lf ,- ,I .6 X X -:A-g1.,..t-' , m .3 Sew Ks - KK: ... K XQ.f1wsgK, ,, 3, A K wKi.KK.?K?5Sgf.3 5 .QW ' 2. X. .. eX...X.:sffis. . 1 TF f I . . . A gg ' 2' .. Ni- X--.Q in-v Risky, xg X X X. X. . wg XR X . , .... - Ne Q K , 2 Rm. X ,. ,... , Q ws A - -, if fix, rg, Qswfi. gms. ,Q -YN M Q .... . , - f L-f , ws.. , Ni .1 Q, 1-4. .. WW l, A -,. .,,yfff f'i I ll f ' ' 1 m X b- Y, 'U'IL5 ' 'V gnu- rr- X xxx , ' A 1 fl w.-iD-Img g Q 9 A 2 QW 4 x A 'WDZPW fl , Q x,5X 7. 'Q gf- Y X . ah ' Q 'W -' 1 ,, full r-4: 9 X -ix -wL'xSQ Q , 'ff Vx 255 Q' X 'gl -u-ltrfbgkmx '75 L .1 QAM N - Q lp 1 -'fs ' , gg, Q sewn , M497-L if 25 S .fgqgke 2 ww , fb'-5 X. N X Q gs fx 0 i 01l,,,,, fi .Z Lf r '!'- mammals A1 . K is . ,, I Q' 1 xj x X f i ,B ' ,fig 4 SQ Baseball Team F inall utdoors Canastota High School base- ball candidates went outside for the first time over the weekend to shag flies, hold infield practice and swim about the soupy going at Roberts Street Field. By the time they got outdoors, already six games of the 1974 season had been postponed. Four more games are scheduled this week. They included the league opener with Oneida on Tuesdav. games at Morrisville-Eaton on Wednesday and Camden on Thursday and a home contest with Bishop Grimes on Saturday. Coach Bob Borgognoni is carrying an 18 player varsity that includes five pitchers and at least two players for every position. Catching are Rich Cretaro and Jerry Romagnoli. At first are George Kohler and Mark Bor- Baseball Season Nears l Who.has to go south to play baseball in March when yt have weather like upstate New York in 1974 during tl final week of February and the opening ten days of Marcl Spring has been inthe air and opening practice for tl Canastota High School baseball team was held Monday wi1 more to come. If the weather is right the team will moi right outdoors to enjoy field drills that no indoor practie can replace. There's a new, familiar face coaching the diamond tea? here this year. Vince Doty, coach for the past four seasons, left in J ut and Bob Borgognoni will be coaching baseball again as I did 1957-69. , After four years and one complete high school cycle awa from baseball in Canastota. Burghie will have to look ovt ROW 1: R. Argentine, V. Albanese, R. Cretaro. ROW 2: B. Carson, R. Reed, T. Albanese, M. Mariano, M. Borgognoni, J. Russo, M. Klein, Coach Borgognoni. VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Team posted an improving record last season. Under the coaching of Bob Borgognoni they finished 9-7 overall and 7-7 in the league. The Raiders were only two games away from the league title. Borgognoni had been noted for pro- ducing superior baseball teams in the past. The team was composed of many Seniors. Mike Mariano, Rich Cretaro. Mark Borgognoni, Vinnie Albanese. Jeff Russo, Mark Klein, Brian Carson, Ron Argentine and Tony Albanese were the Senior players at that time. Mike Mariano was the only Raider to make the All-Star team. 108 l 5 l 1 l l I .1 been won the sectionals were ahead there was no thougli of completing a perfect season. Injuries occured but tli team rolled on with whoever was available. Burghie reports that 80 have signed up for varsitf iayvee and junior high baseball this spring and he's sa ' an extra novena that he'll be able to develop some 1:3 glittering talent like those who played for him the first tint around. Canastota will not have a spring trip this year but will tr to play a 24 game schedule that includes 14 league game and ten non-leaguers with Morrisville, East Syracusa Fayetteville and others. The season openers is set Sat1n'day, April 13 at Gritg Field in Syracuse when the Raiders will take on St. Jo p the Baptist in a double header. The league season opens tl? following Thursday, iApril 181 right in the middle of th school's Easter recess. Classes are out April 10-22, but you are going to get in 24 games in CNY any given sprin you have to be playing by mid-April at the latest. ill ,W 7 , 7,,, ,, , ... l Four un utbursi Wins For Raiders Canastota's baseball varsity turned in its most exciting victory of the season with a 4-3 ome from behind victory against olland Patent here Thursday fternoon. The Raiders were down 3-0 into the bottom of the when they exploded f0l' ourth league victory of the erfect Pltchin Se Excellent Season Sta rt g Canastota me Con tulations to Tony Albanese and Mark Klein for ln a perfect baseball game last week as Canastota Holland Patent 4-0. F0 Tony started on the mound and worked two innin . bein CHS Has9-7 Record Russo Home 85 8 to rest his arm for a key arrpearanee the following day. Raiders Nip VVS In Season Finale A late inning rally by Canastota won the season finale for the Red Raiders over VVS 5-4 in a road game on Thursday. The locals scored three runs in the seventh inning and then held off a VVS rally that netted a pair of runs. Canastota thus finished with a 7-7 league mark and were 10-7 overall. The Canastota Red Raider: baseball team has gotten off to 1 flying start in the 1974 seasor winning four games in five outings during the first week oi play. The locals opened with a 2-1 victory over Morrisville on Wednesday, defeated Camden 5-2 on Thursday, lost to Oneida 8-3 on Friday, defeated Bishop Grimes in eight innings 1-0 on Saturday and then pounded Hamilton 9-5 on Monday. - The Raiders were rained out oi their Tuesday game at Cazeno via, which was rescheduled for Wednesday. On Thursday CHS will be at Holland Patent and Saturday they entertain league powerhouse Rome Catholic on Schmidt Field at 1 P.M. PTOPS Albcnese, Klein No Hiffer 2 hittenango 2- CHS Wins 4-0 Canastota's exciting Red Rai- der baseball team maintained its record of winning and losing close baseball games when it split a pair this week, losing to Camden 8-2 on Monday and defeating Chittenango 2-1 on Tuesday. The Raiders will be Pllyillg VVS on Thursday to close their season. They are 6-7 in the league and 9-7 overall. Jeff Russo provided. the dynamite for a Canastota victory on Tuesday when he clouted a two run third inning lwmel' that provided all the runs Tony Albanese needed for 8 24 Canastota victory. Albanese had '6Perfect a Canastota High won game of sorts Tuesday as they defeated Caze on Schmidt Field. It was perfect in tha Cazenovia batters can plate in the seven innir But two of them got on by a walk and one after with a pitch, only-an hw GHS double plsylh 'ht third innings. Tony Albanese' and M combined for the no his Albanese pitching the VARSITY TENNIS val' ROW 1: J. Crawford. Coach Wilbur, D. Lust, Coach Broga, C. Berry. ROW 2: B. Lincourt, T. Quain, B. Schuster, J. Powers, J. Ramsdell, B. Chandler. VARSITY BOWLING ROW 1: D. Gustin, R. Reed, Coach Astrachan, S. DeVan, M. Pafka. ROW 2: J. LaBarre, R. Chaires, M. Lovitt, J.Ramsde1l, K. Post, T. Quain, F. Myers. IIO VARSITY GOLF ' ,,,h ASX A ROW 1: K. Cashel, R. Jones, Coach Beale, J. Blessing, P. Farfaglia. ROW 2: B. Kentner, F. Myers, K. Kohles, R. Beale. INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TRACK ROW 1: T. Guy, T. Prosser, J. Mitchell, J. Bruno. ROW 2: A. Capone, Bubba, S. Markle, M. Tracey, W. Lincourt. ROW 3: D. Niles, J. Cavallo, T Boneventura, M. Lovitt, B. Pierce, C. Cole, M. LeBlanc, D. Sparrow. , . ,.. -.- ls J.V. FOOTBALL ROW 1: T. Prosser,J. Coleman,J. Tornabene,A. Spara,M. Findley,.l. Borgognoni, B. Fesenger, M. Tomarchio. ROW 2: J. Rinaldo, J. Brown, D. Niles, T. Boneven- tura, D. Frink, Coach Pestell, Coach Law, S. Cesario, L. DiGeorge, M. Chesebro, E. O'l-lara, J. Aquino. ROW 3: J. Ramsdell, D. Tornatore, F. Myers, P. Farfaglia, B. Lincourt, V. Marchetti, M. Tracy, L. Dumigan, T. Lovisa, S. Reeder. C. Cole, ROW 4: M. Kelly, M. Froelick, D. Marsh, B. Beale, M. Perry, T. Quain, M. Weibe- zahl, D. Downer, L. Myers, B. Pierce, L. Albanese, D. Mancini. J.V. BASEBALL ROW l: R. Chapman, L. Cesario. T. Bonaventura, D. Pa tane. ROW 2: R. Gustin, G. DiGeorge, D. Conley, L. Al- banese, A. Palamara, V. Salamone, J.V. WRESTLING ROW 1: M. Bargabos, E. Allen, S. Hilts, C. Tornatore, R. Sykes, L. Ferrar, J. Duffy, S. Pulverenti, J. Brown, M. Allen. ROW 2: Coach Pestell, M. Sgarlata, D. Wales, B. Wales, B. Kentner, J. Rinauto, B. Compoli, A. Gustin, V. Marchetti, D. Zupan, B. Beale, M. Tornatore, S. Reeder. J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1: V. Salamone, L. Albanese, J. Borgognoni, P. Todora, J. Coleman, S. Cesario, E. O'Hara. ROW 2: C. Findley, J. Powers, P. Farfaglia, R. Arnold, B. Schuster, J. Blessing, L. DiGeorge, Coach Glazier. 112 FRESH MEN BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Fratini, J. Tomabene, R. Sykes. ROW 2: E. O'l-Iara, C. Cole, D. Torna- tore, M. Kelly. ROW 3: D. Tifft, J. Coleman, J. Borgognoni, P. Todora, D. Niles. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ROW l:C. DeFazio, S. Tornatore,C. Fratini, A. Russitano. ROW 2: D. Weimer, J. Aurgenut, Coach Moore, J. Williams, V. Lo- Monaco. ROW 3: D. Fie, J. Hawaii, P. Mitchell, D. Tifft, J. Ce- sario, J. West, P. De Francisco. l l l l -QAQAAA , I FRESH MEN FOOTBALL ROW 1: R. James, F. DiGeorge, J. Rinauto, B. Beale, D. Williams, R. Cumber, R. Crosby, J. Malbuf. ROW 2: T. Jones, R. Tornatore, M. Sgarlata, P. Wales, Coach Beale, T. Guy, B. Olden, S. LaVancher, J. Lincourt. ROW 3: M. Bar- gabos, A. Russitano, D. Relyea, P. Palombi, B. Bargabos, M. Maccarone, S. Kinslow, S. LaVancher, B. Warden, D. Snyder. ROW 4: L. Ferrar, D. Tifft, M. Lovisa, D. Mariano, E. Kamineski, D. Ackerman, J. Duffy, A. Fusillo, T. Schmidt, J. Burke, S. Tornatore. 7 l FRESHMEN WRESTLING ROW 1: J. Rapasadi, J. Bargabos, R. Boffardi, J. LeMay, J. Frink, R. Buttino, B. Beale, T. Passante, D. Gable, E. Allen, C. Taylor. ROW 2: S. Mulford, D. Denucci, D. Cook, J. Wolfe, L. Strong, J. Musacchio, J. Backus, J. Mitchell, H. Mason, L. Zupan, G. Myers, C. Whiteowl. ROW 3: D. Bar- gabos, S. Dimico, J. Roden, B. Yorton, E. Ladd, B. Fin- nochiaro, J. Herb, J. Backus, D. Mariano, Coach Arsenault, M. Albanese, C. Verdue, T. Hogan, B. B. Brazil, Lil Abner, J. Cash, R. Bargabos, T. Brown. GIRLS' SPORTS U 9 BOWLING 5 17 3 'f'fl ' .' -, . ROW 1: D. Wagner, S. Matava, B. Boston,V. Graziano. ROW 2: S. Strong, N. Massarotti, D. Strong, K. Calnan, C. Mengucci, M. Mohorter. VARSITY AND JV BASKETBALL sxklilg' ' 9 Q A ' lu ROW 1: K. 0'Hara,E. O'Hara,G. Massarotti,C. Keane, L. Kinslow,V. Morgan. ROW 2: J. Dimao, T. Hall, L. Barley, T. Boyce, C. O'Hara, S. Tucci. ROW 3: L. Prosser, J. Hall, B. Cavallo, B. Fiume, M, J. Paone, A. Rapasadi, S. Matava, K. Cotsovites, J. Cretaro, L. Burke. II4 TENNIS Row l: T. Carinci, K. Mowers, N. Stokes, S. Strong, B. Beale, E. Hesler, T. Parker. Row 2: C. Lomonaco, L. Garofalo, A. Rapasadi, Coach Pratt, T. Boyce, M. J. Paone, C. Mengucci. FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: L. Emert, T. North, K. Myers, J. Dimao, T. Lucarelli, D. Rinaldo, L. Barley, C Finochiaro. Row 2: B. Jones, G. Massarotti, L. Burke, L. Prosser, C. O'Hara, B. Hughes, B Boston, N. Burke, A. Powers, P. Bieglow, S. Craft. Row 3: V. Morgan, V. Markle, M. Mil- ler, L. Weibezahl, N. Massarotti, J. Hall, J. Cretaro, K. Cotsovites, M. Guifre, B. Fuime, L. Bach, E. O'Hara, Miss Laidlaw. Absent: K. Massarotti. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 4 , 1 , 3 5. 6. 1 ... Row 1: D. Carswell,W. Bramley, S. Fisher,A. Palombi, D. Marsh. Row 2: C. Tucci, C. Cerio C. Pino, S. Lamonaco, D. Jones. Absent: L. Fisher, K. Lust, -.. ' A A13 1 w .-, 1 -'H J. V. CHEERLEADERS M. Sgroi, L. Marchetti, K. Conley, L. Meehan, C. Yolton, D. Mariano, J. Juravich, B. Di- Veronica, C. LaVancher, S. Vemo, L. Bell, J. Romangoli. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS ROW l: K. Tracy, S. Tucci. ROW 2: K. Todora, M. Borgognoni, B. Tornatorc, B. Cavallo A. Powers, L. Finocchiaro, T. Oster, G. Ezzo, C. Rapasadi. 9 TRACK ROW 1: T. Lucarelli, K. Calnan, S. Strong, A. Powers. ROW 2: A. Powers, J. Snyder, L. Barley, L. Bach, K. Myers. ROW 3: A. Palombi, B. Jones, K. O'Hara, A. Rnpasadi, L. Bell. C. Lomonaco, D. Mariano. SOFTBALL ROW I: E. Davis. S. Matava, C. O'Hara, D. Marsh. ROW 2: K Cotsovites, T. Davis, B. Beale, K. Boyce. ROW 3: N. Massa- rotti, S. Verno, P. Bigelow, J. Cretaro. L. Burke, B. Hughes. VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: C. Pino, M. Lupica, L. Hood, V. Morgan C. LoMonaco. ROW 2: K. Cotsovites, T. Hall, B. Beale, C. Roberts, C. O'Ha.ra. ROW 3: J. Cretaro, L. Bach, T. Boyce, E. Hesler, L. Burke, B. Hughes, L. Lomonaco, D. Cerio. x We would like to dedicate this section ofour yea: hook to the newly developed school spirit and give u special thanks and recognition to all couches and uth letes of I075, for without them it would not have been possible. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I Ill IL smLIl1wanI IIICIILIS Q, tr, I ' bf EQ if wi? I X: A ' .almisluulllf Mg, Icl than In Iuuglmu E I rl 2 4'-'Q - ,L-' OI Ik N ACTIVITIES ll 'l Wx L 'Q , -NH ----n-LLL. 9 It was a challenge. We learned that to put a book like this together took time, patience, and an understanding of just what it was we were striving for. This book is a collection of feelings, a mosaic pattern of captured memories, thoughts and friends. In essence, we have attempted to portray what our years of high school have meant to us. We, the editors of the 1975 Yearbook, would like to ex- perss our gratitude to the dedicated few who helped make it possible, with a very special thanks to Miss Martn and Mrs. Grossman. BUSINESS SPORTS ROW 1: M, Paone, D. Romagnoli, fEditorJ, C. Warner, J. Schuster. V. Albanese, D. Carswell, M. Mariano, M Borgognonr fEdltOl', ROW 2: E. Seitz, R. Rowe, J. Farfaglia, E. Garofalo, D. Marsh, D. Jones. Absent: L. Watson, R. Carrier, D. Gustin, T. Verno. LAYOUT ROW 1: G. Manning, W. Bramley CEditorJ, M. Passante. ROW 2: D. Carswell, K. Sorbello, S. Watson. TYPING ROW 1: E. Garofalo, M. Paone, E. Seitz CEditorl ROW 2 C Warner D. Storm, R. Rowe. Absent: K. Zehr. . . . and so there ainlt nothing more to write about, and l am rotten glad ofit, because if I'd a knowed what a trouble it was to make a book I wou1dn't a tackled it and l ain't a going to no more. Mark Twain CHESS CLUB F.F.A. Clair. Row 2: B. Holdrigde, Mr. Kime, C. Messen- ger, C. Zehr. Row 3: T. Calnan, M. Whaley, C. Jones, D, Zupan, R. Seitz. Row 1: R. Zehr, G. Gardner, M. Beaulac, D. Le- 1 l I r Y N r w 1 I Row 1: S. Devan, P. Yorton, Mr. Cass, D. Gustin, A. Gustin. Row 2: K. Post, D. Fie, D. Rogers, G. wright. 4 U.N. CLUB Row 1: S.Wimmer, L. Rogers, J.Cerio, P. Wells. Row 2: C. Roberts, M. E. Van Dusen, J. Schuster, S. Watson, D. Watkins. 1 1 1 TRI-PINE JOURNAL ROW 1: C. Giufre, A. Powers, E. Farfaglia, C. LaVancher, T. Parker. ROW 2: R. Seitz, K. Cashel, Mrs. Perretta, Miss Dixon, M. Borgognoni, A. Surrette Ced.J ROW 3: B. Boston, K. Conley, M. Sgroi, P. Bigelow, V. Markle, D. Oxendine, D. Marsh. JR. SIGHS KNEWS ROW 1: S. Fresina, B. Keck, C. Koster, J. Rogers, M. Smith. ROW 2: K. Mllmoe, L. Keck, T. Finn, Mrs. Colburn, B. Pavone, M. Milmoe, S. Fresina. REPERTOIRE COMPANY FROM TOP: D. Rogers, R. Murphy, B. Cook, M. Burgess, Mrs. Fischer, C. Spadter W. Bargabos, P. Bruno, G. Jenkins, L. Rose, Mr. Fischer, M. Cross, B. Emmi, S. Hood, C. Giufre, T. Guy, A. Surrette. MATH LETICS ROW 1: E. Busek, R. Reed, Miss Soplop, B. Farfaglia, D. Rogers. ROW 2: T. Quain, A. Gustin, S. Grasso, M. Danesi, F. Sommers. SKI CLUB Row 1: K. Crawford, J. Cerio, T. Warner, T. Parker, E. Hesler. Row 2: M. Caron, D. Pug- liano, E. Garofalo, Miss Martin, D. Jones, D. Marsh, M. J. Paone, R. Rowe, J. Schuster. Row 3: C. Mengucci, L. Bisha, A. Powers, P. Bigelow, A. Rapasadi, N. Massarotti, K. Sor- bello, D. Storm, A. Garofalo. Row 1: C. Gustin. C. Crawford, L. Prosser, B. DiVeronica, L. Meehan, L. Meehan, B. Jones, P. Bruno, N. Hill. S. Pavone, C. Tucci. F. Yolton. G. Hogan, S. Tucci, T. Oster. M. Giufre, T. Lucarelli. Row 2: L. Barley, N. Burke, K. Tracy, J. Russo, M. Tornatore. Treasurer, R. Argentine, President. Mr. An- derson, J. Claire, Vice President, S. Bell. Secretary. J. Barley. W. Bargabos, P. Femp- pel. Row 3: C. Yolton, R. Wuest, L. Bach, M. Burton, K. Conley, L. Marchetti, T. Par- ker. A. Powers, J. Quain, J. Crawford, T. Gates, M. Carswell, L. Busek, J. Hall. J. Di- mao, T. Guy, M. Tomarchio, P. Wales, T. Prosser, L. Burke, T. North, C. Finocchiaro. Absent: B. Mulford. L. DiVeronica. Z CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: M. Tornatore, L. Fisher, J. Farfaglia. Row 2: M. Passante, J. Schuster, L. Bisha, D. Gustin, J. Barley, Mr. Broga, J. Claire, B. Emmi R. Argentine, T. Verno. Row 3: A. Powers, N. Burke, T. Parker, S. Hesler, S. Devan, T. Gates, D. Rogers, K. Kohles, M. Burton. VARSITY C g V B I ROW 1: R. Reed, R. Cretaro, M. Mariano, V. Albanese, D. Carson. ROW 2: J. Mason, M. Klein, C. O'Hara, M. Borgognoni, J. Rinauto, H. Willis. ROW 3: P. Konowich, B. Ezzo, R. Williams, L. Watson, B. Miller. G.A.A. ROW 1: K. Mowers, J. Snyder, A. Palombi, L. Marchetti, L. Bach, J. Cretaro, K. Cotso- vites, K. Massarotti, D. Carswell, C. O'i-lara, W. Bramley, G. Manning, S. Fisher, C. Pino, C. LaVancher. ROW 2: B. Jones, J. Quain, S. Verno, L. Barley, D. Mariano, E. O'Hara, G. Massarotti, B. O'l-laro, B. DiVeronica, D. Jones, D. Marsh, E. Hesler, T. Parker, C. Lomonaco, L. Fisher, B. Beale. ROW 3: B. Boston, T. Boyce, T. Davis, J. Griffin, E. Davis, S. Matava, T. North, B. Fiume, A. Powers, P. Bigelow, A. Rapasadi, N. Massarotti, L. Wiebezahl, J. Miller, L. Prosser, S. Tucci, J. Hall, T. Oster, M. K. Giufre, J. Dimao, S. Strong, T. Lucarelli. INTERNATIONAL CLUB f 'Moses be Row 1: J. Juravich, P. Wells, D. Pugliano, L. Fisher, A. Ran- ier. Row 2: A. Powers, G. Vecchio, Mrs. Smith, M. Vecchio, D. Cokus. Row 3: J. Relyea, S. Watson, A. Gustin, M.E. Van Dusen, B. Boston, D. Watkins, M. Cross, P. Femppel, J. Schuster. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: B. Yorton, V. Morgan, M. Harvey, S. Fresina. D. Be- craft, K. Rhodes. Row 2: L. Ogden, M. Vecchio, A. Raineri, G. Vecchio, Mrs. Miles, T. Hoyt, M. E. Van Dusen, M. Danesi, M. Pexton, L. Harvey. Row 3: D. Watkins, M. Wilhelm, T. Giufre, S. Albanese, B. Finn, N. Cappoletti, C. Lupica. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: B. Hicks,V. I-lopsticker, S. Cashel, J. Allen. Row 2: J. Rams- dell, S. Chaires, Mrs. Park, J. Cerio. Row 3: B. Tomatore, M. Mil- moe, L. Romagnoli, P. Clark, G. Wright, L. Weibezahl, J. Schuster, M. Caron. CHEERLEADING ASSOCIATION Row 1: M. Borgognoni, C. Cerio, C. Lomonaco, D. Jones, D. Marsh, W. Bramley, S. Fisher, D. Carswell, A. Palombi, C. Pino. Row 2: G. Ezzo, C. Tucci, B. O'Hara, L. Marchetti, L. Meehan, M. Sgroi, B. DiVeronica, S. Verno, K. Conley, J. Romagnoli, C. LaVancher, D. Mariano, C. Yolten, L. Bell, L. Fisher. Row 3: L. Bisha, E. Galavotti, L. Greene, L. Finocchiaro, B. Cavallo, C. Rapasadi, K. Tracy, S. Tucci, D. Davis, A. Powers, K. Todora, T. Oster, D. Cokus, J. Juravich. YORKERS Row 1: T. Miller, T. Finn, J. Warner, B. Finn, V. Morgan. Row 2: M. Hilts, W. Epperson, L Kick, D. Fabrizi, M. Mancini, M. Tornatore. SR. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: B. Beale, J. Stokes, A. Powers, D. Pugliano, L. Bell, A. Ranieri, J. Cerio, J. Toma- bene. Row 2: C. Mengucci, S. Bell, W. Bargabos, B. Farfaglia, D. Rogers, R. Reed, A. Sur- rette, L. Garofalo, C. Finocchiaro, M. E. Van Dusen, S. Hood. Row 3: B. Boston, D. Man- cini, L. Fisher, L. Mulford, J. Quain, T. Quain, P. Fiore, B. Beale, B. Emmi, T. Loviza, M. Mariano, T. Albanese, G. Vecchio. JR. HONOR SOCIETY QV' K 12 W: QIIWPWWRVDBU Row 1: D. Snyder, V. Hopsticker, G. Wright, B. Hicks, R. Schnur, Row 2: B. Cook, C. Tornatore, M. Daneis, L. Rose, T. Oster, D. Sgroi. Row 3: B. Knox, B. Tornatore, D. Strong, L. Romagnoli, D. Tomatore, P. Clark, M. Milmoe, B. Finn, L. Weibezahl. 131 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERN MENT Row 1: S. Whitehead, C. Keane, L. DiVeronica, K. Milmoe, P. Clark, V. Hopsicker, G. Wright, D. Chaires, C. Russitano, S. Kick. Row 2: J. Mengucci, K. Farfaglaj, S. Rausni, J. Lin- court, .I. Ramsdell, M. Borgognoni, Mrs. Prentiss, B. Torna- tore, D. Snyder, M. Milmoe, C. Liebowitz, B. Hicks. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1: M. Tomatore, D. Gustin, T. Verno, D. Sgroi,T. Pal- mara, C. Turrisi. Row 2: W. Bargabos, D. Rogers, D. Coppola, A. Gustin, M. Cross, M. Knox, T. Loviza. SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS Row 1: M. Tornatore, Treasurer, D. Sgroi, Secretary, T. Verno, Pres., D. Gustin, V. Pres., C. Turrisi, T. Loviza, A. Gustin, T. Palamara, Rules Comm. SOCCER ROW 1: R. Argentine, P. Femppel, R. Craft. ROW 2: M. Tornatore, J. Barley, Coach Rouse, J. Claire, S. Devan. Absent: D. Rogers, J. Roden, J. Gagnon, S. Hesler, T. Gates, D. Cerio. ALL STATE CHORUS ROW 1: S. Fisher, D. Hammond, B. Emmi. ROW 2: M. Burton, L. Fisher. 4 JUNIOR HIGH BAND - l ' Row 1: M. K. Pino, B. Buyea, S. Frier, D. Chapman, M. Catalano, K. Farfaglia, M. McKenzie. Row 2: B. Hicks, V. Carrier, G. Wright, C. Keane C. Hazen, M. L. Bigelow, P. Clark. Row 3: G. Lauretti, V. Worden, P. Yorton, K. Milmoe, B. Tomatore, P. Mulford, J. Galavotti. Row 4: D. Fabrizi, J. Bargabos, J. Mengucci, M. Pexton, L. Romagnoli, J. Ramsdell, T. Harrington. Row 5: M. Mancini, S. Raushi, K. Dillman, Mr. Van- Dusen, S. Fresina, M. Link. Row 6: S. Clemens, E. Eisenhut, T. Jaquin, C. Chariton, T. Tifft, S. Boyce. SENIOR HIGH BAND H971 Row 1: M. Burton,S. Wimmer, K. Jaquin, P. Bigelow, K. Crawford, K. Calnan, P. Yorton, G. Rashford, J. Miller, V. Parsons, K. Gustavson. Row 2: J. Powers, D. Jones, F. Musacchio, K. Post, G. Wright, C. Lawrence, L. Dumigan, Mr. VanDusen, S. Lavancher, M. Danesi, J. LaBarre, E. Kamien- ski, S. Lavancher, B. Emmi, B. Boston, M. E. Lockerby, H. Palmer, M. Vecchio, M. Ogden. STAGE BAND Kneeling: G. Laureti, S. Clemers, S. Rauschi. Row 1: G. Vecchio, C. Mengucci, T. Har- rington, B. Emmi, B. Beale, L. Harvey, P. Yorton, M. Ogden. Row 2: T. Tifft, C. Law- rence, D. Hammond, Mr. VanDusen, J . Powers, F. Musacchio, B. Mueller, D. Snyder. JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: B.Williams, N. Kirk, S. Frier, M.MeKenzie, J. Mengucci, T. Sterne, L. Hicks, B. Pavone, J. Hood, C. Keane, D. Sommer, M. Pino, T. Miller, K. Milmoe, C. Kraft, L. Islas, C. Hazen, T. Tift, M. Wimmer, J. Hicks. Row 2: R. Relyea, V. Hopsicker, B. Williams, L. Bisha, B. Pexton, C. Shuler, J. Whitehead, F. Shingler, W. Epperson, D. Morris, G. Wright, D. Strano, C. Lupica, M. Bigelow, P. Mulford, S. Fresina, B. Tomatore, J. Fiore, S. Burlarley, P. Clark, M. Milmoe, I. Eisenhut, T. Peters. Row 4: L. Kick, L. Kirk, Y. Searles. Row 5: N. Henderson, C. Glenn, D Smith, K. Schoonmaker, A. Caron, L. Markle, D. Smith, T. Finn, M. Tornatore, T Kirk, J. Wamer, M. Lovett, V. Bouyea, J. Galavotti, B. Finn, C. Charlton, M. Pex- ton, L. Romagnoli, L. Hood, T. Grassmen, V. Morgan, C. Lassard, T. Jaquin, D. Bergdoff. Hu I SENIOR CHORUS Row l: M. Burgess, P. Yorton, S. Hood, A. Garofalo, B. Hadyk, V. Parsons, C. Allen, D. Hammond, C. Finocchiaro, C. Allen, K. Sorbello, B. Boston, S. Fisher, V. Graziano, B. Miller, J. Sorbello, B. Cook, Mr. Keefe. Row 2: C. Lawrence, G. Wright K. Rhodes, C. Bish, S. Weimer, C. Lamonaco, K. Getty, C. Zehr. Row 3: J. Powers, K. Post, D. Gustin, M. Vecchio, M. Mohorter, A. Raneri, C. Mengucci, K. Calnan, L. Burke, P. Yorton, C. Taylor, L. Rose, L. Harvey, J. Relyea, T. Parker, B. Farfag- lia, A. Powers, N. Burke, M. Burton, M. Comish, M. Getty, Row 4: D. Hartley, D. Hammond, A. Gustin, C. Peters, G. Vecchio, K. Rhodes, A. Rapasadi, K. Jaquin, J. Quain, E. Hesler, L. Fisher, C. Spadter, S. Craft, T. Vemo, B. Emmi, A. Surrette, P. Bigelow, C. Shetler, M. Pafka, R. Dole. Q rmmussma: A T - l K sew S. 'X S9 X psig..,,q.5Q.fafif,g: .,-it 2 N AM, ,X -fffgi 'qs 5 ,N , 15 Q Xvg5:R::- :'-'f..Ii'5A Xa 5?ifTf-if :mv - ,':-5sf:f+.'Tay- K. Q -rftsw Q If 1 ' I . . Y 1 if .sis A , . : fit 24:5 Q , 'X ki ' Jigisi Q' ' till- ts . ' is K if-Q - I X . K xxx :fi g Q' Q 5 : x . S ' Ng S .. R . ? Q ' E 1' N -g J , J .Y V ig 'Q As thu yea: s mumal. CHS prqudly pnescmb, -1 Qi' fr- fxygzff, J- ' p w . jS.':K5: 3, ' i ' A I 2- .Q y w . 3 J ,fgix bf a . l 138 1 a N V X 1 K ,,.- v- 1-5 ,..-M-- mx ,....... ,.......,4..... XZ.,--ii .qi Z,,....a.. CHORUS K. Rhodes, K. Rhodes. S. lfresina, C. Chariton, M. Mil- moe, C. Peters, L. Rose, K. Allen, T. Peters, T. Miller, L. Harvey, L. Kirk. B. Williams, C. Lessard, V. Morgan. C. Lupica. S. Hood. V. Parsons, L. Islas. R. Stevens, W. Epperson. D. Smith, K. Getty, S. Craft. T. Kirk, L. Kirk. Q A Clan... -Y... .. CAST Fagin Bill Sikes Mr. Bumble Mr. Sowerberry Mr. Brownlow Noah Claypole Mr. Grimwig Oliver Artful Dodger Charley Bates Mrs. Corney Mrs. Sowerbcrry Dave Hammond Larry McLain Rodney Williams Doug Gustin Kevin Post Tom Finn Mike Getty Mark Harvey Bruce Cook Mark Burgess Bonnie Boston Nancy Burke gr - Nancy Barb Emmi Bet Mary Pexton J M X Q Q Charlotte Robin Relyea XMB up u Nw fm Milkmaid Sue Hood ' ' ' , Mrs. Bedwin Anne Powers ' ' Strawberry Seller Shari Craft Wei -P' Old Lady Kathy Allen ' Chairman Chuck Peters 5 6 - f , is B. l?inn,L. Romagnoli, T. Tifft, P. Yorton, T. Jaquin. M. Burgess, li. V q I I 3 ,T Eisenhut. D. Smith, B. Coppola, J. Capparelll, L. Harvey, S. Hood, V ' A . -- 1- '7 K. Milmoe, J. Mengucci, N. Keck, S. Frier, B. Pexton. J. Warner, J. Whitehead, K. Getty, M. L. Bigelow, V. Morgan. I' A H o PIT ORCHESTRA Clark, J. Ouain, C. Mengucci, B. Tornatore, J. Powers, F. Musacchio, T. Harrington, C. Lawrence, Mr. Peter Hart- mann. M. Burton, C. Jaquin, K. Calnan, J. Miller, G. Wright, P. 3 J- 4 , q l ui f 4 'aff I I' X -Q Q ,. af-XE 1 vga, M1-,-vii' , , . E x U 'I 1 Rig The Following Thirty-Four Pages of ADVERTISEMENTS May not seem important to any of you, but if it wasn't for these generous businessmen, club members, and friends, this book would not have been possible. Yes, these following pages of ads and the people behind them are friends indeed. They supported us, Lets Support Them! 42 Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Sl Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8t Mrs Dr. 81 Mrs. PATRONS and PATRONESSES SENIOR PARENTS Lawrence Warner Dewey Romagnoli, Sr. . Anthony Sgarlata, Sr. Ernest Garofalo Lee Gustin Robert Schuster Edward Cretaro Robert Lust Joseph A. Paone Anthony Farfaglia Shirley Reed Mr. 8t Mrs. Lloyd Pafka Minnie Percival Sandy Bonaventura Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence T. Rowe Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph De Mauro The Barley Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Carmen Giufre Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Patterolli Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald lBiffi Cerio Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Tomarchio Mr. 8. Mrs. John Di Veronica Mr. 81 Mrs. William Surrette Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Rinaldo Mr. 8. Mrs. Theron Ginney Mrs. Charles Farfaglia Mr. 81 Mrs. John B. Massarotti Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl J. Tornatore Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Passante Mr. 81 Mrs. George Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Goldschmitt Mr. 81 Mrs. George Carson Mrs. Evelyn Downs Mrs. C. Storm 81 Daughter Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Claire Mr. 8. Mrs. George O'Hara Mr. 81 Mrs. A.A. Albanese Mr. 81 Mrs. Benjamin Hesler Mr. 81 Mrs. Amos Bramley Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack R. Davis Mr. 8. Mrs. Francis E. Riddell Rose Marie Hamas Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin McNally Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Grasso Roth D. Cooper MV- 31 MVS- Jeffy F- GUY Mrs. Clarabel Hood Mr. 8t Mrs. Carmen Cerio Jim gl Joann Mr. 81 Mrs. Douglas Palmer Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Adamo William Jaquin Mr. 8t Mrs. Albert Hood Joe Alger Tracy Taylor Richard A. Mr. 81 Mrs. Angelo De CHS STAFF MEMBERS Sanderson Elmer Kapfer Balso Mrs. Frances Paone Mrs. Nancy Fratini Miss Snyder Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joel Arsenault William Peterson Moses Wright Julius Grossman John Mengucci Mrs. Rosa Benenati Helen J. Martin Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8t Mrs. Joe Rapasadi Astrachan Mr. 81 Mrs. Matthew Fl. Schnur Ms. Jacqueline Dayton Mr. L. D. Moore Mrs. John K. Wilsey Angela Nastasi Jo Masucci Freda Ezzo Mr. 81 Mrs. William H. Sullivan Dr. 81 Mrs. George G. Hamaty Mr. 8t Mrs. Douglas Wilbur Mr. Edward Kilpatrick Mr. J.W. Braun Gregory Keefe Ms. Pat Dixon Donna McCarten Ms. Woodarek Mrs. Florence Salamone Mary Ellen Kime Lloyd M. Cooke Kay Flybicki Dorothea Baldwin Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Boffardi Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Besl Mr. 81 Mrs. John Dimao Bernie Law Sergio's Club Diner Jean's Barber Shop Bing's Drive-ln Chrisabets Kennels JQy's Canastota Frozen Foodlockers Joal's Sullivan Oneida Motors Stratton Sunoco Lerhmans Mr. Marshall Hope Oneida Cinema 14 Best WishesS I Of '75 The world Is o H CONGRATULATIONS Mankind o B th AND Luz DEB MJ CSJTENA I t BEST WISHES RUTH JUDY a. KATHY Z TO THE CLASS I ADVISOR-Mass MARTIN OF 75 FROM Best Wishes and Success To the Class THE 0' '75 CLASS From OF '76 CANASTOTA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM 9' D Iv a 1, Ax 9 n v ol' Q S 1 fRNY5 Sl GROWTH THROUGH KNOWLEDGE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Best of Luck in Future Endeavors for the Class of '75 From SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 FROM TH E PURPLE HAZE ., , it 'N M I I ITA' if MT F . l g .i ..-- if T t ft... I Tl Q BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '75 FROM SCIENCE CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 CANASTOTA SPORTING GOODS HOME OF CHAMPIONS THE ATHLETE'S FRIEND D 81 R SHOPPING CENTER 697-3464 5 Write On! President: ' Big Burg Congratulations To the Vice President: Class of '75 Bubba Bun'!?' V From 'T lf you can't trust an THE TRI-PINE JOURNAL STAFF 2j22ifjifjS12'e'h'S' who 1 T I4 46 Good Luck to the A.F. RYAN 81 SONS, INC. CIaSS of '75 Titan-Concord Motor Homes From Used Car Lot Opp. Carrolls SAM FINN MOTORS Don Ryan, sales Manager QD-i,...it nes. Phone 303-6393 Route 5 192 M d' Si O 'da NY 8 lS0n ., nel , Canastota' NY 363-2400 363-1780 697-2270 Congratulations To the HAROLD NYE Class of Ford Mercury From Lincoln VERTUCCI CHEVROLET INC. 5 Corners Oneida, NY Are you proud, jerky, or confused owners of a junk car like this? Then come see our friends the experts! Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 CENTRAL SERVICE OF ONEIDA, INC. 214-216 Farrier Ave. GARY'S AUTO PARTS, INC. Full Line of Late Model Parts lRecycIing Centerl 651 Fitch St. Oneida, NY President Oneida Gary P. Harrington 363-2240 Congratulations Class of '75 SAMUEL T. RUSSO KINGSLEY REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 264 Genesee St. Compliments Oneida, NY Mikki 81 Sam Russo 363-3500 REA 166 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '75 YOUR FULL TIME REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS Congratulations Best Wishes Class of ,75 To the Class of '75 Fl'0l'n ARTHUR J. RAYNORE REAL ESTATE BROKER A 8' F CONSTRUCNON Phone 697-2578 . Maude Raynofe Canastota Omce Swesman New Yom 697-7479 or 697-3238 or 363-1792 Coon LUCK TO CLASS OF '75 Enom AGWAY INC. FERTILIZER CHEMICAL DIVISION Congratulations To the Class of '75 From l WHITE'S FARM SUPPLY INC. Canastota 697-2214 Sangerfield 841-4181 Next time YOU drinka glass of mIIk,eat cheese.or Ice Congratulations From BEACON FEED SERVICE Broad St. Oneida, NY 363-1340 CYSSITI . . . Thlnk of USI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 FROM CANASTOTA BRANCH ONEIDA AGWAY COOPERATIVE, INC. SENECA AVENUE , 697-2272 Congratulations to the Best Wishes I0 the Class of '75 CIHSS Of '75 From From FISHER FARMS A-B-C- FARMS Jamesway Sales 81 Service Csnsststa- NY Canastota, NY 13032 D'jink Milk- Nstfffss Phone 315 697-7039 Perfect F006 F Ylissnxg CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 '?'515 :Ono FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ,KI FQ 0 1 : 5b THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE RICH CARRIER PRESIDENT TIM LECLAIR VICE-PRESIDENT BOB HOLDRIDGE SECRETARY BOB HOLLENBECK TREASURER CRAIG ZEHR SENTINEL CARL MESSINGER n REPORTER FRONT ROW: cz. ZEHR, s. HOLLENBECK, R. CARRIER, B. HOLDRIDGE, D. ALLEN KIME zuPAN. BACK ROW: M. BEAULAC, T. CALNAN, R. sietz, P. BuReDoFF, M. WHALEY, P. BACH, MR. KIME. I Best Luck to the Seniors ' FAIINFUWUS '-I Of Canastota FARM PRODUCTS INC. From Milk 8- Milk Products ONEIDA MADISON MILK PRODUCERS Canastota, New York 13032 81 DAIRY STORE Congratulations to the Class of '75 From PETE 81 TOCKER Congratulations to the Class of 1975 JOHN DI GEORGE PRODUCE CO Growers and Shippers E. Canal Street Canastota CERIO'S MODERN MARKET, INC. FOODLAND CANASTOTA FOODLAND Diamond Street Congratulations Class of '75 Mn-.lluuml at 'Mn C Producti Meats, Produce, 81 Groceries Frozen Foods 81 Beverages Delicatessen Congratulations to Class '75 Congratulations CANASTOTA , FRUIT COMPANY, INC. Class of 75 DUNN'S BAKERY Phone 697-7154 CafIaStOt8, N.Y. lm INTERSTATE BRANDS 105 Spencer Street Syracuse, N.Y. CORPORATION Millbrook Bread and Dolly Madison Cakes CHARLES FREIHOFER BAKING CO., INC. Manufacturers of Quality Bread and Cake Box 120 Verona, N.Y. 13478 Congratulations to the Class of '75 GIUFRE 81 SONS INC. Growers 8. Shippers Center Street Canastota, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '75 9 -.om 7aee fancf, 00 ISADORE A. RAPASADI I 8, SONS 1' RAPS' Dana W. Wilson, Pres.-Treas. Grower 3, Shipper Darwin Warner, V-Pres.-Sec. Raps Blue Ribbon Brand N' Onions 697-2286 Also Potatoes, Lettuce, Carrots Samuel S. Rapasadi400 N. Peterboro FLD. 1, CaI'i8S'fOt3, 13032 DEBRUCQUE ,Q Q GREENHOUSES 431 New Boston Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Flowers for All Occasions 697-2006 Congratulations to the Class of '75 Congratulations to the class of '75 From HERMITAGE GARDENS Q'if'g2 Jnarlliw prim pool: Landscape Service Russell A. Rielle Phone 315-697-9093 SPRING POND NURSERY T? Florist-Greenhouses IE- Flowers Say lt Best. Our Best To You. New Boston Rd. Canastota, N.Y Compliments of Fc TELE-C001 IDDUITRIEI CORPORRTIOH 240 Genesee St., Oneida, N.Y. 13421 13151 363-8130 Compliments of ONEIDA SILVERSIVIITHS Compliments of OWL WIRE AND CABLE INC. Phone 697-9458 John B. Taylor All Types of Welding Heli-Arc 81 Arc Stainless Steel, Aluminum, White Metal 81 Steel Lewis Point Rd. Canastota, N.Y. Compliments Of DIEMOLDING CORPORATION ZOPHYS FINE SILVER PLATIINC 268 Genesee St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 13153 363-2042 Congratulations To the Class of 1975 CONCORD MOTOR HOMES 120 W. Center Street Canastota, N.Y. Compliments 81 Best Wishes Of WESTLAKE MFG. CORP. 119 W. Center St. General Auto 81 Truck Repair omni Phone 697-7728 S ,. Large or Small . SnPWP'0Win9 5 E We Handle Them AH RadlO DISpatCh6d- TI'UCk BEAR SERVICE GARAGE ZUPAN'S SERVICE 205 S. Park St. . Jim sombenone Canastota, N.Y. 13032 24 Phggj 2313223 I 5 Congratulations To the Good Luck Class of To the 1975 Graduates From Of the Class of DICK '75 DAVlD'S From oANAsToTA . CAR WASH Corner of Main St.-R.R. St. Route 5 Canastota New York I always fill my car up with my favorite gas . . . Maybe not the smartest looking attendants, but good service! Best Wishes 81 Good Luck to C0n9fatU'afI0nS To the Class of Class of 1975 From CLARK'S MINU-I-EWASH MELICK'S MINUTE MAN Qneida, New York Route 5, Canastota 4 Congratulations to the Class of '75 Texans Seneca Ave. Canastota, N.Y RGBERT WAGNER V h an ' ARCO if Your Full Service Station Main 81 Genesee St. Oneida, N-Y Compliments of FINN'S r Gulf ij whirlpool , Jacobsen Best Wishes to the Class of '75 From POST'S SALES 81 SERVICE Donald E. Post Quality Hill Route 5 PI'I0n9 697-2435 ALFRED A. PATANE New Boston St. 697-7578 TORO .5-. Toro 81 Homelite Power Equipment X! Chain Saws-Mowers-Tillers Tractors-Snow Removal Equipment Best Wishes to the Class of '75 For Your Family's L . I 1 .1 V ' V I' - Il' .Isis Heating Comfort And Convenience CLARKS PETROLEUM SERVICE INC. Congratulations mag 36,75 cANAsToTA FIRESTONE From Canastota's CANASTOTA AU-I-O PARTS Tire and Appliance Store INC. CU RBING CONCRETE VALLEY GUTTERS BAR-HAZE CURB AND PAVING CORP. RD 4, Box 166A-CANASTOTA, N.Y. 16092 PHONES I 697-7746 697-9056 Congratulations 7 Seniors! Congratulations T Keep on Truckin' The Class of .75 Fl'Om GEORGE E. BARGABOS TRUCKING DI VERONICA BROS. RD H4 Box 165 INC' cANAsToTA, N.Y. 697-7449 EXCAVAUON SITE DEVELOPMENT GRADWG LAND CLEARING ROAD CONSTRUCTION BARGABOS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. RD 4, BOX 166A-CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 PHONES 697-7746 687-9137 HAMBLIN, MUNZ, 81 HASKELL Compliments INC. Of Insurance-Bonds BAROTT-FIYDEFI INC. 155 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. I don't care what kind of LIFE INSURANCE you have, you're gonna need a good UNDERTAKER when we're through! Best Wishes to the Class of '75 8l INC. SAMUEL J' FUDESCO Professional Insurance Complete Insurance Service 419 S. Peterboro St. Mutua' Funds Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Telephone, Office 697-2600 phones: 104 Genie' St- 697-2292 697-9779 697-2870 Canastota, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '75 Compliments of LAWRENCE CARY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: 697-2178 Lawrence R. Cary Canastota, N.Y. Seneca Ave. Bruce A. Cary BREWSTER AGENCY, ,. INC. 341 Insurance L 113 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Telephone 697-2087 Best Wishes to the Class of '75 From Your Good Nelghbor For all your insurunnnnds su' ,,,,, , M PAUL CRAVER Canasota Phone 363-5861 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANlES Home Offices: Bloomington. llllnols Seneca Avenue, CaI l8StOt8 J. HOM ER BALL Fllnefal HOITIS 201 James St. Canastota, N.Y. Phone: 697-2294 Compliments of Zfirure CE. Beppnliti Zfluneral lblnme ff 'In f lr Zi '.i. ' S Z5rure M. Beppnliti 172 W. Genesee Street Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3063 Congratulations Class of 1975 MICHAEL A. PERRETTA Compliments Of Canastota Office ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Offices at Canastota, Oneida, Sherrill, Hamilton Full Service Banking Member F.D.I.C. FIRST TRUST 81 DEPOSIT COMPANY FIRSTETRUST Deposit Company Canastota Office Canastota, New York Best Wishes To the Class Of '75 From CANASTOTA SAVINGS Division Of Federal Savings and Loan Association Your Family Savings Center ONEIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main at Phelps St. HURRY PHOTO SERVICE bY KOCH Camera 8. Gin shop Individualized Portraiture , Weddings-Commercial 132-136 Mawson St- -Studio- . Telephone 135 Genesee Street Onema' N'Y' 13421 315-363-0774 Oneida, N.Y. 13421 PHOTOGRAPHY AS AN ART -- WO YICLCC7 MONACU STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 168 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 363-5080 Congratulations ORBANS To the PRINT sHoP Class of '75 Wedding invitations ' ONEIDA Custom Printing-Advertising Specialties RAD'0 697 9134 SHACK ' 313 New Boston St. Canastota, N.Y. Congratulations to Class '75 EMMI'S LUNCHEONETTE 109 S. Peterboro St. Sodas Sundaes CHATTERBOX LUNCHEONETTE 139 S. Peterboro St.-Ph. Ow. 7-7988 ln the Heart of Downtown Canastota -Open Daily 5 a.m.-10 p.m.- Newspapers Cigars When we eat together, we eat where they serve A LOT ol good food . . . we have to! VILLAGE TAVERN 209 Peterboro Street Canastota, N.Y. ii ' if .1 7 o n Z 'U r ,fe , EDDlE'S Congratulations To the Class of '75 Synvan From Beach, Fine Food Lucy 81 Bill Coleman N.Y. Hot Pizza to Go 697-7930 Best Wishes To The Class of '75 FI'0m MC Oh 'S O Oneida, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '75 From PEPl'S PIZZA And PEPl'S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Kentucky Fried Jkickent Puts It All Together! Route 5, Oneida, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '75 From FIAINEFIVS DAIRY BAR- CURIO-ART SHOPPE Route 31, RD 2 Canastota, N.Y. ERNlE'S DELI REST. 589 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. Ph. 363-0733 Delicious Hot Pastrami Hot Corned Beef, Roast Beef Giant Steak Sandwich with Onions Take Out Service JOE'S SEAFOOD Best Wishes to the Class of '75 Joe and Mary Setticase MAFiGE'S QUALITY HILL DINER Rt. 5 West, Canastota Open Mon.-Sat. 4 A.M.-2 P.M. Best Wishes From Best Wishes To the Class of 75 MARION From MANOR RlNALDO'S Your Year Round Fun Place THREE PINES Jct. 13 81 31 HOTEL ONEIDA House of Prime Rib Smorgasbord Every Saturday Night All Day Sunday Banquet-Parties Receptions-Catering Best Wishes and Great Success to the Class of '75 from GFlAZIANO'S CASA MIA Specializing in banquets, weddings, and parties. After the game or any- time it's the CASA MIA for food and fun! ' 1 to soo 697-7936 Q 105 3 Of ' quxig-W1 Richard Carpenter 5977690 9-5:51. Owner g 409 N. Peterboro St. Ag Phone 697-9644 Congratulations To Seafood is our Specialty The Class of '75 At JOHNNIE'S CLAM SHED From Pier 31 Marina KON-TlKl SA of Mile West of Rt. 13 81 31 Phone 697-7007 Closed Mondays Park Ave. Sylvan Beach Fine Appafel and ACC9SSOI'i8S FOI' L3di9S and TGGFIS 117 Peterboro Street Canastota, New York Phone: 697-2401 Best Wishes for Success To the Class of '75 A 81 M ARGENTINE Congratulations to the Class of 1975 101 N. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. Miller's Madison St. Mid-Town Oneida The Friendly Place to Shop Q Oneida Shopping Center Oneida, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1975 From CRAMEFVS OF ONEIDA 135 Main St. Oneida, New York 363-5270 The stairway of time ever echoes with the wooden shoe going up and the polished boot coming down. QQOUQ 9009 albanese shoes Clothing for Infants to Teens Phone: 697-9595 THE CHILDREN'S BAZAAFI HENDERSON'S INC. Office Supplies and Equipment 'r?'M,f 114 Peterboro St. Social-Stationery-Commercial All li-. lk Canastota, N.Y. Oneida, N.Y. X' A Best Wishes Best Wishes To the Class of '75 From the From L 81 J CENTER Oneida Shopping Center Congratulations to the Class of 75 From Dry Cleaning MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 200 S- Petefbmo Sree' FIOFIE FUNERAL HOME Oneida, N.Y. A. CIEREK 81 SONS, INC. Congratulations Class of '75 IM'-theft' MENS SHOP From RlLEY'S ESQUIFIE CLEANERS 120 N. Peterboro St. 132 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 Telephone 363-3002 FLAIRTIQUE GIFT SHOP At Hermitage Gardens Route 5, Canastota Congratulations to the Class of 1975 EDWARD J. BROWNE, INC. Fine Furniture Rt. 5 Oneida Castle, Oneida, N.Y. Phone: 363-5300 Boarding-Whirlbath-Special Care Individual Paddocks TOW PATH STABLES Nursing Home for Race Horses Route 4, Box 25A Beveflv James Canastota, N.Y. 13032 PVOPVIGIOV Telephone 363-1966 l315l 697-7157 wenviens iNsuLAToRs 8. cuaios H ' Post Cards by the Thousands ff Ruth R. Weimer, Prop. Booth No. 1-SKA-NU-SUNK Gallery Vernon, New York R. No. 2, Box 173, Canastota, N.Y. ETHEL'S BOUTIQUE Open Year Around Family Sportswear 81 Beach Apparel Souvenirs 81 Gifts Large Assortment of School Supplies DIP'N STRIP Paint and Varnish Removed From Wood and Metal 116 N. Main St., Canastota, N.Y. Hours Closed Monday 81 Tuesday Rem A Bike wed. 8. Thurs., lo-4 , 7625138 Friday 10-3, 6-9 6978 Main St.-Sylvan Beach Sat. 9-3 Compliments of Carmen BasiIio's ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE, INC. LEO'S GENERAL STORE Home of Sue's Donuts Complete Deli Dept. Ice Cold Beer, Sodas, Bait, Ice 697-7329 Rt. 31 S0uth Bay, N.Y. MORONIE C0l0NIAl A. cF'lr! f'X1 Pl-iARMAcY mc. Corner of Route 5 81 Route 13 Canastota, N.Y. Best Wishes for the Success and Prosperity of the Class of '75 from: John Morone Frank Warzala Mary Ackerman Sally Walker Jane Pokorny Debbie Rinaldo Gene Pavone Mary Ann Farnach Karen Massarotti Prescriptions 697-7595 Pamela Nelson Other Department 697-2515 COMPUMENTS OF Wishing Well to the ,gx Class of 1975 ' I RITE AID PHARMACY A. W. KINCAID, QF INC. Well Drllling 8. Water Systems Home ' Farm ' Industrial 0 Commercial ' . d 149 s. PETERBORQ sr. gZf,2'St':gnN? 12222 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK ' I William H. Yorton 57. ,Ii PHONE. 697-2060 President Office 3151697-7720 Home 3151697-7237 START College in The Army YOU CAN EARN COLLEGE CREDITS IN THE ARMY, WITH THE ARMY PAYING 75M OF THE TUITION. AND WHEN YOUR ENLISTMENT'S OVER, YOU'LL BE ELIGIBLE FOR 36 MONTHS COLLEGE FINANCIAL ASSIS- TANCE. JOIN THE PEOPLE WHO'VE JOINED THE ARMY. CALL ARMY OPPORTUNITIES 363-7350 Congratulations To the Class Of '75 From THE UNITED STATES NAVY 363-5130 113 Farrier Ave. Oneida, NY COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES MILLER POST 140 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of '75 CIaSS of '75 From WARNER'S GENERAL CONTRACTING George Warner Munnsville, NY 13409 PAVONE'S HOME DECORATING CENTER 186 Canal St. Canastota 495-3883 232 Main St. Oneida WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, IN . C CONGRATULATIONS Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, T0 THE Liquid Asphalt, Lime CLASS OF 1975 GENERAL OFFICES: CANASTOTA, NY Quarry Phone, Chittenango 687-6146 FROM Canastota Phone, 697-2261 AGWAY BUILDING MATERIAL CANASTOTA HoME EQUIPMENT Agway Hardware 81 Appliance Best Wishes 363-5700 Charles 8. Josephine Sgarlata 169 Cider St. 136 S. Peterboro Oneida C0n9fafU'afi0nS JOHN MAZZULLO AND SONS T0 the OF ONEIDA, INC. Class of 1975 From A. E. DEW 81 SONS INC. Manufacturers of Carpets-Upholstering 447 Sayles Street Oneida, NY Wood Roof Trusses phone Canastota, NY oneida 363-2390 garland electric inc. 206 North Court Street Wampsville, New York 13163 Electrical Contractors Best Wishes To the Class of 1975 C. W. COLLINS OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Rt 5 Wampsville New York Best Wishes From RAY GALAVOTTI 8t SONS Commercial Painting Contractor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 , Compliments is-ww Of 5 5, LOUCKS Q KZ :R Elecfwniaa, dna. GEORGE J. CISLER PRESIDENT P.O. BOX 6 CANASTOTA, NY 13032 OFFICE 3151697-2051 SERVICE 3151697-9307 TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT KEY SYSTEMS 81 PABXS PA 8m RADIO SYSTEMS PLUMBING 81 HEATING SICILIA HEATING 81 AIR CONDITIONING CO. Residential-Commercial-Industrial 24 Hour Service SH EETM ETAL FABRICATION PHONE 363-2106 Sales and Service of Mens Hair Pieces . n S I T t t H i Styn Best of Everything ca p rea men a r ng T h I , Facial Treatment Hair Coloring 0 t e C ass of 75 Straightening Oil Treatment ROSS HAIR STYLIST By Appointment Only Phone 363-0015 112 N. Main St.-Oneida, NY From CARMEN'S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to Class of '75 From VILLAGE COIFFURES ' AMY'S KUT-N-KURL 106 Canal Street Canastota, NY Phone: 697-9753 Coffee Served While Waiting NANNETTE'S COIFFURES 0 223 James Street Canastota, NY Phone 697-9511 JUDl'S BEAUTY SALON Phone: 697-9972 Liz Chiodo 309 North Main St. Canastota, NY Put Your Hair In My Care Proprietor Judi Damore Congratulations to the 5 TESSY'S CISSS of '75 f N 1, BEAUTY SALON From ,L 108 Center Street 1 25,11 Canastota sHERRY's BEAUTY SALON phone: 697-7653 Oneida Valley Road Canastota HairstyIing at Its Best Reni Rinaldo 363-2936 Sherry Kincaid Teresa Sgambellone Best of Luck Congratulations To the To the Class Class of '75 Of '75 From From SKATELAND CANASTOTA HI-WAY BOWL Sylvan Beach Best Wishes to the Glaxo: 75 Congratulations To the Class D s. D spoms of 75 . From 177 Madison St. Oneida, NY Phone: 315-363-4100 SOUTH BAY BAIT 81 TACKLE Congratulations To the Class Of '75 Yamaha Snowmobiles and Cycles CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE Happy Golfing New Boston Rd. 697-9164 Oneida-Canastota SPORTS EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Route 5 Canastota, NY Phone 13151 363-3161 Good Luck In the Future To the Class Of '75 TEEN TOWN Snake 8: Sahhlr BICYCLE 81 MOTORCYCLE SHOP Indian Motorcycles Peugeot Bicycles Repairs, Parts 81 Accessories Main St. Oneida THE NEW CAN-AIR FLIGHT scHooL-Learn to fly with Authgrized CESS NA Can-Air's integrate? flightq sis-f tem . . .The exibe met 0 o DEALER combining aircraft, instructor, study material and classroom - training with complete audiolvisual techniques C nan? Call: 697-7928 Route 5lCanastota, NY In Sym 687-9928 Best Wishes to the Class of '75 -Inter-Collegiate Press- Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Quality-Since 1910 Emphasis on Service-Creativity 7 Joi-:N OSGOOD inter Collegiate Yearbook Specialist Press Box 222, Cicero, NY Winnepeg, Canada 699-3015 farea 3151 Shawnee Mission, Kansas Compliments of BRUNO NOVELTY CO., 104 Center St. Canastota, NY IN BRUN 0 O 0 MATIC INC. 104 Center Street Canastota, NY Complete Vending Service Phone 697-7534 Congratulations And Best Wishes To the Class '75 FI'Om TOWN OF LENOX REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Best Wishes for I The Future From THE LIONS CLUB OF CANASTOTA Congratulations To the Members of The Class of 1975 From CANASTOTA CIVIC CLUB Good Luck To the Best Wishes Class of '75 CIaSS of '75 From From CANASTOTA FinEMEN's TOWN OF LENOX AUXILIARY DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE Congratulations COFIQYHIUIHYIOFIS To the T0 The Class of '75 Class Of '75 From From LOUIS 81 HELEN CFIETAFIO VILLAGE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE 76 -I 'PW ' ' H' I I I I I I I I I I I I I Farewell to you and the youth I spenIt with you. lt was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and l of your longings have built a tower in the skyI But now our sleep has fled and our diIeam is over. and it is no longer dawn. I The noontide is upon us and our halflwaking has turned to fuller day, and we must part, If in the twilight of memory we shoultd meet once more. we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. I I The Prophet I Kahlil Gibran I I I I I I I I I I I I I