Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

TOOT '76 CANASTOTA JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL CANASTOTA, NEW YORK CONTENTS SENIORS 6 TEACHERS 68 UNDERCLASSMEN 82 SPORTS 94 ACTIVITIES 120 ADVERTISEMENTS 142 4 Our four years of high school have been filled with many struggles and achievements. In the midst of all the confusion, there has been one person who has struggled along with us. She has laughed with us, cried with us, worked with us, and screamed at us. She has also taught us, because that was her job. But she did more than her job. Along with giving us her mind’s contents, she gave us her heart. To the Class of 1976, that has meant more than anything that could be taught from a book. She has willingly entwined her life with ours and has lead us through four years of “blood, sweat, and tears.” Dur- ing this time she has had a genuine concern for each one of us. She presented us with challenges and in the event of small failures, with a “Pat” on the back, gave us courage to go on. She was always fair and never turned anyone away who was eager to learn. She was always there and willing to help when we needed her. During the past four years our love has grown and grown for this woman and we, the Class of 1976, wish, with all our love, to dedicate our yearbook to her. Thank you, Miss Dixon, for caring so very much!! Good morning yesterday. Yon wake up and lime has slipped away. And suddenly it’s hard to find. The memories you’ve left behind. Remember? Do you remember? The laughter and the tears, The shadows of misty yesteryears. The good times and the bad you’ve seen. And all the others in between. Remember? Do you remember? The times of your life. Reach out for the joy and the sorrow. Rut them away in your arms. For memories arc times that we borrow. To spend when we gel to tomorrow. Here conies the setting sun. The seasons are passing one by one. So gather moments while you may. Collect the dreams you dream today. Remember? Do you remember? The times of your life. SENIORS JoAnn Drcnnon Linda Chcseboro-You see things as they are and you ask “Why?” You dream things that never were and I ask “Why not?” Carmen Michael Cross-Whcn you turn the corner and you run into yourself then you know that you have turned all the corners that arc left. Anthony Palamara “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change. Courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know . . . the difference Sheila Marie Wilsey Woodrow David Lesher Terrance DeMauro Robert Wales Barbara Jean Beale-“What you dare to dream, dare to do.” Martin Knox-“Live each moment to its fullest.” Joseph Anthony Benenati-‘‘Man, It is not what he has, or even what he does . . . but what he is.” I Shelley Ann Strong-“Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” 10 Danielle Marie Pugliano-“We do not remember days, we re- member moments.” Christopher Carrier- Anne Elizabeth Powers “When you put your hand in a flow- ing stream, you touch the last of what has come before and the first of what is still to come.” Ronald Roger Arnold- '‘Absence makes the heart grow fond- er, but neglect soon makes the heart forget.” Vincent James Salamone-“We must laugh before we are hap- py, for fear we die before we laugh at all.” Loretta Jane Bach-‘‘l give what is mine to give, my love. It reaches out to you, but, I don’t want to own you, I just want to hold you, I don’t want to NEED you, I just want to see you smile, stay with me for awhile.” 12 William J. Mueller “For the children and the flowers arc my sisters and my brothers.” Charles Sgroi-“The word impossible is not in my diction- ary.” Kathy JoAnne Crawford -“Hope is not a dream, but a way of making dreams become reality.” Leon Norman Kentner-“Dare to be different and set your pattern. Live you own life and follow your own star.” William Piercc-“I leave this school smarter, wiser; and a lot happier than when 1 entered. Yet I leave the way I came, a little scared. ’ JoAnn Elizabeth Quain- “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.” Nancy Ann Burke-“Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your Dale Wilkinson “Life is a game of errors, but he who makes soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.” the fewest, wins.” Joanne Cretaro-’Troubles are the tools by which God fashions us for better things.” Dominick Perretta-“I want fast cars, fast women and lots of money.” Isadore Rapasadi- Izzy Karen Cotso vites-“The sharing of love consists of two steps, the giving and the receiving-without the first, there can’t be the second.” “Jo” 15 Patricia Ann Bigelow-“Happiness is like a butterfly; the more you chase it the more it eludes you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on Thomas Pierce Loviza-“There can be no rainbow without a your shoulders.’ cloud and a storm.” James T. Stokes ‘4To reach out and explore; to boldly go where no man has ever gone before.” Julie Ann Relyea-“To know yourself look into the eyes of others. To know others look into yourself.” Richard Douglas Chapman “Life is neither good nor evil; it is simply the place where good and evil exist.” Carol Josephine Cerio-“The heart has it’s reasons. Mathew LeBlanc-“Tis fair weather when good fellows get to gether.” Cynthia Marie Tucci-“Think only of the past as its remem- brance gives you pleasure.” 17 Ellen Marie Hcsler-”Man is distinguished from all other creatures by the faculty of laughter.” Michael Leo Vaccaro-‘4lf you want something bad enough go after it and it will be yours.” Gary Michael DiGeorge-‘‘It is better to have one friend and Laurie Jo Fisher-‘‘Pools of sadness or lights of joy, your not be in doubt, than to have many friends and be in doubt.” eyes reflect the dreams of your soul.” Donald Conley-“l always say when you’re sick you don’t feel well.” Janet Sue Lit tie-“Success is never final and failure never fatal. It’s courage that counts. When all else fails, follow directions.” Nancy Marie Stokes-“What’s past is past and shall not re- Michael Thomas Froelick-‘The man who makes no mistakes turn. The future I know not, and only the present I call my usually doesn’t make anything.” own.” Mary Melody Musacchio-“Take love away from life and you take away its pleasures.” Ronald J. Vaccaro-‘‘Doing something no one has ever done before.” Lawrence Cesario- The greatest truths arc the simplest: so Catherine Grace Jaquin—‘‘Be happy that you’re living, love is are the greatest men.” happiness and sharing all your life.” 20 Beverly Fellone-“Lays the rough paths of peevish nature even, and opens in each heart a little heaven” Neil Hilts James Capparelli-“I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not de- fer it or neglect it for I shall never pass this way again” Star Klahs-“It matter not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” 21 Kevin Post-“What we do upon some great occasion will probably depend on what we already are; and what we are Connie DeBlois-“Look ahead for your future.' will be the result of previous years of self-discipline.” Christine Louise Pino-“I expect to pass throughout this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect it for I shall never pass this way again.” Felna Jane Yolton-“I only wanted to be your friend and if you took the time to get to know me you’d know you've got a friend.” 22 Rose Marie Galavotti-“What wisdom can you have that is greater than kindness?” Douglas Hogan Daniel Patane-“It is often said, the work proves itself.” Judith Ann Van Dyke-”Do not refrain from doing things because you’re afraid of losing. Do them, enjoy yourself and look back on the experience.” Debra Louise Wagner “I never realized how much I had un- til what I had was gone.” Gail A. Chapman-“T hat's real nifty.” Kevin Shields- Only on the edge of the grave can man con- clude anything.” 24 Leslie F.pperson-“Everything has its beauty, but not every- Claude Bruce Hcrtel-“Always think before you speak, in- one sees it.’ stead of speaking before you think, because you may say something that you shouldn’t have said.” Charles Jones-44Chance makes our parents, but choice makes our friends.” Patricia McKeraghan-“Nothing is said nowadays that has not been said before.” Christine Elizabeth Carinci- “Yesterday is for remembering. Tomorrow is for dreaming, But today is for living, and loving and laughing together.' Sally Erma Mason-“A smile is the magic key to the magic door ... Kathleen Elaine Lust-“Some men see things as they are and say why? I dream things that never were and say why not?” Debra Ann Sgarlata-“Count your blessings, not your troubles. 26 Allen W. Gustin-“By nature, men are born alike, by practice they get to be far apart.” Sandra Ritchie-‘‘Till their own dreams at length deceive’em, and oft repeating they believe ’em.” Melissa Mohorter-“The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.” Richard John Frink- 27 Mary Louise Burton-“Give my love to the boy down the road and tell him not to cry for 1 know.” Kathleen Ann Calnan-“Promises are made to be broken-I promise to love you forever.” May 22, 1972 Barbara Emmi-“The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself... or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.” Bonnie Lee Boston-“You are also asking me questions and I hear you. I answer that I cannot answer, you must find out for yourself...” 28 Robbin Lynn Wuest “Happy thoughts of good times past, make memories that last and last. ’ Mark Walter Tracy-“Love is an ocean of emotions, entirely surrounded by expenses. ’ Dawn McKinzie-“Woman was created from the rib of man, she was not made from his head to top him, nor from his feet-to be trampled on. She was made from his sidc-to be equal to him: from under his arm to be protected by him from near his heart-to be loved by him.” Nanette Rose Massarottti-“Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at anytime and be yourself.” 29 Diane Marie Hoch—“The only way to have a friend is to William P. Coppola-“Livc and let live.” be one.” Bonnie Sue Raymond-“One God, one law, one element, Kevin Haas-“Life is too short already, so live it fast. and one far-off divine event, to which the whole creation moves.” 30 Teresa Whaley-“True success is overcoming the fear of be- ing unsuccessful.” Rodney A. Williams-“I am a man who stands alone-Be- causc the rest around me are Boys. But no man is an island.” Larry Albanese Susan Miller-“The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” 31 Edward Paul Brophy-A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. “Broph” Tina Marie Hall-The happiest times are those shared with r-iends. Debra Elizabeth Cerio-All is well again, I think I’m going to be alright, and I am feeling better again, loving you was sad, affairs of timing that were bad and the laughter ended again, there was a time when I thought I was fooling myself but now I’ll take a bow because I am free. Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom Richard C. Goodwin-“Life is to short so make it worth your while.” Taneita Everlith-One who loves will always be Loved, J. R. 12 6 73. Taking pride in everything you do will make each day happier. Gregory Allan Brown-Yesterday is already a dream, and to- morrow is only a vision; But today we’ll live. Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Daniel Spaulding-Frankly my dear I don’t give a darn. Debra L. Dunning- Without honesty . .. there is no truth Without truth ... there is no love Without love ... there is nothing 33 Craig Eric Turrisi-“A person may usually be quiet, but once turned on it may be hard to shut him off.” Gina Vechio-Speso e’ daforte. Pio’ che il morire, ilviver-Of times the test of courage becomes rather to live than to die. Sara Whitmeyer-Life is worthwhile only if you care. Sept. Mark Tornatore-The past remains bound up in you, it lives in 26, 1973 the present and will follow you into the future. 34 Suzanne Gay LoMonaco- What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. They are but trifles to be sure, but scattered Jeffrey Lynn Blessing-Today is the first day of the rest of along life’s pathway, the food they do is inconceivable. your life. Teresa Ann Parker-There’s nothin’ behind me and nothin’ Lyndon Myers- You win some you lose some, that ties me. To somethin’ that might have been true yester- day. Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be more than enough to just be here today. Fondest memory: Skiing Elva Jewel Snyder-Don’t always go by a person’s looks . . . It’s their personality that counts Martin Houseman-No man at all can be living forever, and we must be satisfied! 36 Debra Lopitz-Words without ideas are like sails without wind. Rolland M. Gustin-I have been placed here to remember the past, live in the present, and constantly strive for my tomor- rows. Sandra Philips- I wanna laugh while the laugh’n is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. Chris l;indlay-“Without mistakes, there is no gain. 37 Louis J. Boffardi III Peggy Fromey Edna Perez Si lloraspor haber perdido el sol, las lagrimas no te dejaran ver las es- trellas. le feliz! sonriele a la vida, trata de verle el lado positivo a los aconteci- miento El mundo necesita tu optimismo -If you cry because you have lost the sun, your tears will not let you see the stars, Be happy! Smile at life, try to see something good in everything you that happens to you. The world needs your optimism. Edna Perez has been our exchange stu- dent from Mexico this year. Edna’s con- stant smile and good nature has won her many friends in America. While here Edna learned to ski and became a mem- ber of many clubs in school. We know the Seniors at CHS will never forget Edna and we hope she will never forget her stay in Canastota. We want to thank Edna for all the things she has done for us and we hope that part of us will con- tinue to live on in her in Mexico. 38 Camera Shy Members of the Class of ’76: Dennis Bergman Gary Bovee John Cast Tony Cesario Tony Fellone Gordon Fesenger Larry Fiume David Galavotti Mike Getty David Hammond Kathy Hilliker Ed Kennedy Steve Markle Don Moore Frank Musacchio Chuck Peters Steve Pulverenti Carl Reed Bruce Schoener Bill Stuy Mark Sullivan John Tornatore Dennis Sparrow Marty Winters 39 I, Larry Albanese, leave C.H.S. knowing that I had the best party and to nty sister Nancy, I leave all my love. I, Ron Arnold, leave a barrel of fetal Ziffles to the biology lab for next year’s butchering. I, Loretta Bach, leave my experiences behind me, but retain my memories. I. Barb Beale, leave to Sue. Kirsten. Lorraine, Lisa and Chris all the fun we had leasing “Sammy”. I, Joseph Bcncnati, leave Mr. Sanderson mcnories of the Three Musketeers. I, Patti Bigelow, leave Miss Martin the energy for many more yearbooks. To Patty Clark, I leave one curved locker.To my sister Mary Lynne and her friends, I leave all the frustrations as well as the wonderful times of high school!!! I, Jeff Blessing, leave to all future seniors the pleasures of having a picnic at Nichols Pond. I. Tom Bonaventura, leave the nickname “Lem” to anyone who can’t take it. I. Bonnie Boston, leave anyone the right to raise cain the way I did and the luck to be in the right place when he happens by ... I, Edward Brophy, leave my talent of pilfering and conniving to anyone that can do it as well as I’ve done. I, Nancy Burke, leave to my sister Lori, a clean room and empty bathroom; to my brother Jim I have a big“SMAK and to P. Clark I leave all of Raguel’s assets. I, Mary Burton, leave this school and my dearest friends. I take with me the knowledge to recognize a friend, the experi- ences of love and the fond menories of the poeple who made both possible. I, Kathy Calnan, leave to my sister and brothers a box of Kleenex to dry their tears when I leave, and to the Science Dept., the strength to get along without me. And to Mr. Moses a box of assorted cremies!!! I, Bill Coppola, leave to the Jr. Class the right to have Sr. Skip Day next year. Better yet to have it twice next year. I, Chris Carinci, leave to the students at this school all the pains of being a Senior. 1, Mary Caron, leave Joan all of the menories of O.C.H. and the surprises of 4E along with the incontinent queen. 1. Carol Cerio, leave my Varsity Cheerleading spot to any girl that can put up with it. I, Debbie Cerio, leave Larry DiGeorge the thoughts of all the good and bad times that we have shared together in the past four years . . . and hope he finds what he is looking for. I, Larry Cesario, leave the right to any football player to try and beat my record: to be captain of the week but not play in the game. I, Gail Chapman, leave my sister Penny all the problems, promises and fun that her upcoming years will bring. I, Rich Chapman, leave Terry Riley my many moods!!! Also I leave to Mrs. Salamone all the pens I borrowed throughout the years. I, Linda Chesebro, leave my nickname “cheesecake” for my sisters, thanks to Miss. Laidlaw who thought of it!! I, Don Conley, leave the right to any Senior Class to try and OUT party “The Class of 76” Good Luck, you’ll need it!!! 1, Karen Cotsovites, leave to Doug, happiness in the future years at CHS. To all future Seniors I leave the right to be al- lowed to do more than we were allowed to do-and if not, try it anyway!! 40 I, Joanne Crctaro. leave the Field Hockey leant the right to beat Oneida and to be No. I next year. To Lori Burke, I leave the Afro. I, Gary DiGeorge, leave to Jackie Hall the thoughts of finding someone else to poke her! I, Barb Enimi, being of sound mind and body (?) leave all my love and a half tube of Wild Cherry Chapstick to Mike LoViza. I, Leslie Epperson, leave my little brother Wilson three years of musicals. And Lori Timmler a year of senior gym. I, Tanny Everlith, leave the kid of Canastota Mr. Law and Mr. Marchelle to pick on. Good luck to the Seniors of ’77. I, Chris Findlay, leave my smallest brother and sister this school. I, “The Frog,” leave to Mr. King the rules on how to ref a basketball game and to Mrs. Grossman a 10 lb. bag of sausage. I, Peggy Fromey. give the school to my sister Denise and all the memories I leave behind. I. Rose Galvaotti, leave my two sisters “Bongy” and to Debbie, I leave the cafeteria carrots. I. Rich Goodwin, leave to Brian K. the right to louse up at foos-ball. I, Bunky Kenter, leave to Mr. Wilbur the pleasure of having another trio like the one he had for the last three years with Jim S., Lydon M. and myself. I, Martin C. Knox, leave to anyone who would like them 3 flat tennis balls and my 1 2 page of English 12 notes. I, A. Gustin, leave Mr. Wright and Mr. Keefe the feeling of relief now that I am gone. I, Rolland Gustin, leave all the liquids in Canastota to my brother Kyle. I, Kevin Haas, leave the Janitors storage room to who ever wants to skip a class and not get caught. I, Tina Hall, leave the upcoming Seniors, the right to have the fun and privlcges that we never had. I, Claude llcrtel, leave to the following classes, the fun and joy of their Senior year. I, Ellen Hosier, leave to Mr. Rouse the comfort of knowing that there are three more Hester’s to come. I, Neil Hilts, leave the right for guys to girl watch! I, Diane Hoch, leave to T.D. all the fun that 1 had at C.H.S. I, Doug Hogan, leave to Mr. Boffardi another Hogan, my brother Tim. I, Marty Houseman (Hooter), leave the priviledge for anyone to park in the faculty parking lot. I, Cathy Jaquin, leave to anyone under 110 lbs. 20 of my lbs. and to my love all my love. 2 4 75 ( 41 , Steve Juravich. leave this school only my space in the year book. I, Matt LeBlanc, leave to my brothers Buck and Nathan all the good times they can possibly have at CMS. I, Janet Little, leave to my nephew J.C. and niece D.C. all the pleasures of CMS and hope their Senior year is better than mine was. I, Su .y Lomonaco, leave Mark Tomarchio, with the hopes of finding someone else to fix him up every weekend. I also leave Tim and my brother Vinnie as much happiness as possible. I, Deb Lopitz, leave Wanda my edge of the seat on Bus 63. And my nieces and nephews the joy and happiness I found in my high school years. I, Tom Loviza, leave to the next senior class president all 50 pounds of junk mail in the bottom of my locker for paper air- planes during Advanced Science. I, Kathy Lust, leave to the upcoming Seniors the opportunity to figure out the purpose of the Senior honor pass. I, Dawn McKinzie, leave the pencil of Mr. Sanderson to Moniec and Kelly. I hope you enjoy it. I, Susan Miller, leave to the rest of Clockville gang a great time trying to make it to their classes. I, Melissa Mohortcr, leave all the weights for Mr. Keefe (musical of ’73) and to Barb M.all the fun she can have for the next three years of school. I, Willy Mueller, leave the round table in the library to anyone who is reading a book in Advanced Science and wants to get nothing done. I, uh, uh, oh yeah. I, Frank J. Musacchio Jr., leave uh,... uh,... oh yeah, leave my uh fantastic memory. I also leave my super difficult, rugged, impossible schedule, (well almost impossible) to uh .. . I, Melody Musacchio, leave to the upcoming Seniors the right to party as much as we did. I, Lyndon Myers, leave the classes to follow, the challenge of overcoming boredom. I, Tony Palamara, leave to anyone who wants, it, the 50 gallons of wine I was going to make in Advanced Science but couldn’t. I, Terry Parker, leave the right to all future Seniors to “GO WILD!!”, and my laugh to anyone who wants it!! I, Spits Patane, leave the school “Little Spits and Toppic Bill” to show Borg how baseball is played!! Just kidding! “Ergaloin” I, Don Perretta, leave this school nothing. But to the kids I leave pity that they will go through the same torture I went through. I, Chris Pino, leave to Miss Laidlaw the name Pee-Wee in hopes she will find some one else who fits the name. I also leave my three year Varsity postion in Cheering and hope someone will enjoy it as much as 1 did. I, Anne Powers, leave Danny 5 more years of school, to Alicia all the fun and parties’ she can handle, to Donna the mile, to Lise my hockey stick, and to “Coach” my thanks and appreciation for all she’s done for me. I, Danielle Pugliano, leave CMS gladly with the hope that the memories of the last four years dwindle quickly. To Lynni, I leave a dictionary and to several teachers I leave my thanks and happiness for the future. I, Steve Pulverenti, leave my dear little brother Joe to harass the school while I’m away. I, JoAnn Quain, leave to my brother Terry 101 Elephant Jokes, to Patty Clark I leave all my synpathy from one who knows- ' knows, and to Janice, I leave our little secret. I, Izzy Rapasadi, leave to this school the right to have parties on Fridays at the Oxbow and punch card no. 7 at the ware- house for anyone who wants a job on workstudy. Good Luck, you’ll need it!!! I, Bonnie Raymond, leave to all the teachers my brother and sisters and to my brother and sisters theri remaining years in high school. I, Carl Reed, leave a ’66 Rivera to Tim E.,a Charger to Scottie, my revised edition of Modern Psychology to Cathy, and a years subscription of Playmouse to Nancy S. I leave CHS with fond memories and love. I, Julie Rclyea, leave this school to my brothers and sister and hope they have as much fun as I had. I, Sandy Richie, leave to Mark H. the year I skipped school. I, Vinny Salamone, leave to Pete Todora, Jim Coleman, and my brother Gary all the good times we had before the Haze Dances. I, Chuck Sgroi, leave to my sister Debbie the right to accidently miss the BOCES bus as much as I did. 1, Kevin Shields, leave this school the thought of CLEM and ZEKE STRATUS. I, Jewel Snyder, leave N. W. to remember M. T. I, Dan Spaulding, leave Mr. Sanderson my brother to drive him nuts in the years to come. I, James Kirk Stokes, leave the “Enterprise” to anyone capable of operating it. I, Nancy Stokes, leave my sister, Susan, the problem of finding another person to say “Hi!” to and to Miss Laidlaw a candy bar. 1, Shelley Strong, leave my sister Debbie after school with Mr. Astrachan, studying Geometry?!?! and my brother Gary the right to be SOMEBODY in this school. Having been of sound mind and body, at one time, I, Mark Tornatore leave the Photography Editor of the 1977 yearbook 3,000,000 feet of overexposed, underdeveloped film and lotsa luck! 1, Cindy Tucci, leave my sister Sandy, and all her underclassmen friends a successful Senior Skip Day and alot of good parties. I, Craig Turrisi, leave to John, Chuck, and Frank, no one to pick on during lunch and to Mr. Sanderson, I leave John Bac- kus to yell at. I, Mike Vaccaro, leave all the luck and happiness to Legs and 1 hope she finds what she’s looking for in the future. I, Ron Vaccaro, leave to all the teacher the right to relax now that 1 am gone. 1, Judy VanDyke, leave to anyone who wants it the luck to get Miss Laidlaw for four years. I, Gina Marie Vecchio, leave to CHS my sister Maria, the last of the Vecchio’s with the hope that she will learn and grow as I have. I, Deb Wagner, leave to all the upcoming Seniors all the priviletes that you are promised and then don’t get. I, Steve Smith, leave Sept.26, 1974 and my sister this school if she can stand it. I, Rodney A. Williams, leave these halls, rooms, locker rooms, and weight room, with great anticipation of making it in the outside world. Where I am one against many and myself. I, Martin Winters, leave all the days I skipped English to some one who could use them. I, Robbin Wuest, leave to the upcoming Seniors all the pain and geartachis that our class had, and most of all the Senior Privileges, again! I, Felna Yolton, leave to all my underclassmen friends, Cheryl, Cheri, GiGi and Tim all the happiness in their remaining years at CHS and hope they can have a Senior Lounge and a Senior Skip Day at Nichols Pond. BOYS STATE Marty Knox, Mark Tornatore. LETTERS OF COMMENDATION 44 Barb Beale (letter). Barb Emmi (Finalist), ABSENT: Jim Stokes (letter). REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Row I, Winners: G. Fesenger, R. Arnold, J. Stokes, T. Loviza. Row II, Winners: B. Emmi, B. Beale, J. Quain, L. Fisher, A. Powers. Row III, Alternates: B. Boston, M. Tornatore, T. Parker, F. Musacchio. TOP TEN VALEDICTORIAN Barbara Beale SALUTATO RIAN Anne Powers Barbara Emmi Jim Stokes JoAnn Quain Laurie Fisher Bonnie Boston Mary Burton Tom Loviza Gina Vecchio 45 Row 1: Ms. Dayton, Mrs. Best, Miss Dixon, Row 2: Mr. Arsenault, Mr. Wilbur. Gordon Fesenger (Treasurer), Loretta Bach (Secretary), Lyndon Myers (Vice-President), Tom Loviza (President). LLirUaa ur SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Do you know where you’re going to? Do you like the tilings that life is showing you? Where are you going to, do you know? Do you get what your hoping for? When you look behind you there’s no open door. What are you hoping for, do you know? Once we were standing still in time. Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. And you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free, laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know where you’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where arc you going to, do you know? Now looking back at all we planned, we let so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we sec, how sad the answers to those questions can be? Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to. do you know? Kevin 55 Loretta We, the staff of the 1976 TOOT would like to voice our appreciation to two people who have helped us greatly. We thank Mrs. Kapfer for her patience and all the pens and rulers we borrowed. Her opinions and advice have helped us to keep our heads together and keep the place quiet. We thank also Mrs. Rapasadi for opening the bookstore to us and helping us find free time to work, when there was no free time. Also thanks for the cap!!! The yearbook is put together by more than the staff and thank-you Mrs. Kapfer and Mrs. Rap for your help!!! 65 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Evelyn Fiore, Mr. Cass Mult'ord, Mr. William Sullivan, Mr. Ernest Balducci, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Mr. Harold Bell, Mr. Wallace Sharpe, Mrs. Rachel I arfaglia. Absent: Mr. Richard Clark, Mrs. Katherine Clarke. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Thomas Mitchell 70 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. William Sullivan DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION Mr. Harold Bell 7| To the Class of 1976: To The Class of ’76 This is a memorable day in your lives as you complete your High School days at Canastota. All of you can revel in the satisfaction that you have met your educational goals to graduate here today. This day will have some special significance to you all, in that you are Canastota’s Bi-Centennial Class and a product of 200 years of hard earned democracy and freedom. Whether our forefathers, in their planning, could have expect- ed the world you now know, I seriously doubt; but through the hard work and very creative graduates of the past you have participated in the fruits of their labors. To you as you leave and to your loved ones, 1 leave this thought and challenge. The future graduating classes and their benefits shall depend on the fruits of your labors and successes. We hope you are ready for the challenge and will share your talents with the world in which you now enter. Joseph W. Braun Ass’t High School Principal This is an important occasion for all of us. The serious- ness of graduating comes only once to each class as part of their high school experience. One of the purposes of a year- book is to record and recognize all those who have come to- gether to share the occasion of graduation. We use it to bid farewell to classmates, teachers and all others who have as- sisted in the culmination of this moment. Over the years, I have enjoyed so very much, the class wills, the prophecies and poems. The moments of joy and sorrow that are some- times included in the yearbook always bring back memories of individual trials or of group activity and inactivity. A milestone in life has been reached and it is recorded for pos- terity. I wish you to know, that the last four years have been only an exploration, a wide sampling of the things that were good and were essential for your wider vision, your higher hope. It has been a good four years and I am distressed that it has gone so fast. 1 wish to impart my belief in your in- dividualism, your passion for freedom, your clear concept of what you want in life and to tell you it has been a pleasure to know you, and I wish only the very best for each of you in the years to come. 72 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Lloyd Cooke, Mrs. Mary Ellen Kime, Mr. Vincent Albanese, Mr. John Dimao. Mrs. Frances Paone, Mrs. Nancy Fratini. 73 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Row 1: Mr. Robert Beale, Mr. Kenneth Rouse, Mr. Bernard Law, Mr. William Cass. Row 2: Mr. Douglas Wilbur, Mr. Arthur Broga, Mr. William Pestell, Mr. Matthew Schnur, Mr. Robert Maijka. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Row 1: Mrs. Majorie Peterson, Mr. William Cass, Mrs. Amolia Gross- man, Row 2: Mr. James Carmola, Mr. Micheal Marcelle Mr. Richard Sanderson. MATH DEPARTMENT Row 1: Mrs. Kate Stevens, Mr. Alfonsc Nowakowski, Mr. Leonard Moore, Mr. Howard Astrachan. Row 2: Mr. Douglas Wilbur, Mrs. Darlene Pratt, Mr. William Lonis ENGLISH Front Row: Mrs. Olga Fisher, Miss Barbara Woodarek, Mrs. Elizabeth Perretta (chairman), Mrs. Mary Jo Astrachan, Miss Florence Sparagna, Back Row 2: Mrs. Faith Colburn, Mrs. Kathy Prentice, Mr. Louis James, Mr. Chester Fischer, Miss Patricia Dixon, Mrs. Roslyn Babcock, Mr. Charles Matina, Ms. Jacqueline Dayton. DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Thomas Moses, Mr. F.dward Kilpatrick PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. F.dward Kilpatrick, Mr. Robert Borgognoni, Miss Marcia Laid- law, Miss Betsy Snyder Absent: Mr. James Shreve, Athletic Director. MUSIC 76 Mr. Gregory Keefe, Mr. Leland Wright, Mr. Bruce Busch. ATTENDANCE OFFICE AND BOOKSTORE Mrs. Beverly Rapasadi LIBRARY CLERK AND LIBRARIAN Mrs. Teresa Kapfer, Miss Helen J. Martin NURSE Mrs. Catherine Rybicki HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Judy Tornabene, Mrs. Elizabeth Marrucci SOCIAL STUDIES Seated; Mr. Micheal Marcelle, Mr. Ronald Miller, Mr. James Carmo- la. Standing: Mr. John King, Absent: Mr. Joseph Gibson, Mrs. Dorothea Baldwin, chairman. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Front row: Mr. Allen Kime, Mr. John Chaney. Back row: Mr. Richard Sweeney, Mr. Vincent Pariato. CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Mrs. Rose Stagnetti, Mrs. Rose Pa- tane, Mrs. Dorothy Wall, Mrs. Roscannc An- drews, Mrs. Inez Muggle, Mrs. Sandy Turrisi. Back Row: Mr. Fred Regulbuto, Mrs. Shirley Pichard, Mrs. Celia Musacchio, Mrs. Ronnie Capparelli. CUSTODIANS Mr. Joseph Curto, Mr. Joseph Compoli BUS DRIVERS Mr. McDermott, Mr. Marchetti, Mr. Weimer, Mrs. Tornatore, Mrs. Youngkrans, Mrs. Beaulac, Mrs. Isabella, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Sgambellone, Mrs. Walters, Mr. Dixon, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Wilkin- son, Mr. Russell, Mrs. Orban, Mr. Hilts 79 UNDERCLASSMEN A man whose youth has no follies, will, in his maturity, have no power. Mortimer Collins THE CLASS OF 1977 Row 1: C. Finocchiaro, A. Rapasadi, C. Mengucci, T. Davis, L. Burke, L. Barley, J. Cerio, T. Durst, B. DiVeronica, M. Carswell, K. Conley, R. Babowicz. Row 2: J. Bruno, S. Cesario, P. Bisha, Jon Crawford, Jim Crawford, B. Chandler, L. Boffardi, M. Burgess, D. Bisha, C. Bish, E. Busek. Row 3: J. Coleman, L. DiGeorge, L. Dumigan, P. Farfaglia, B. Beale, S. Chaires, C. Berry, I). Downer, J. Brown, B. Fescnger, L. Bell. Row 1: D. Oxendine, M. Ogden, D. Hammond, A. Garafalo, B. Hadyk, J. Juravich, B. O’Hara, I). Musacchio, L. Meehan, A. Malvaso, B. Hughes, L. Marchetti, D. Mariano. Row 2: N. Hoch, B. Hollenbeck, A. Spara, J. Nodinc, M. Beaulac, D. Niles, T. Prosser, M. Findlay, D. Stagnetti, J. Rapasadi, M. Matina, L. Mulford, T. North. Row 3: B. Hart, J. Rinaldo, C. Cole, S. Youngkrans, B. Lincourt, J. Powers, D. Hartley, F. Meyers, D. Jones, J. LeBarre, B. Mulford. V. Marchetti, R. Lindley. 84 CLASS ADVISORS Row 1: V. Markle, M. Sgroi, J. Romagnoli, S. Verno, S. Russitano, A. Raineri, L. Rogers, D. Watkins, C. Roberts, Y. Smith, Row 2: D. Spara, C. Yolton, P. Yorton, C. Rashford, P. Wells, B. Shantel, D. Zupan, J. Tianello, J. Tornabene. Row 3: K. Gustin, B. Relyea, E. O’Hara, S. Spencer, T. Quain, B. Schuster, S. Reeder, J. Borgognoni, P. Todora, G. Salamone, M. Tomarchio, M. Whaley. CLASS OFFICERS Sitting: Terry Quain, (President) Paul I arfaglia (Treasurer). Standing: Barb DiVeronica (Secretary), Marty Carswell (Vice President) Mr. Fischer, Mr. Rouse, Mrs. Grossman, Mr. Moore. THE CLASS OF 1978 Row 1: L. Reeder, M. Ross,C Wheeler, L. Timmlcr, N. Sgroi, D. Weekes, K. Rhodes, D. Raymond, K. Rhodes, I). Strong, C. Taylor, L. Rose, L. Weibezahl, Row 2: S. Tucci, K. Todora, K. Tracy, W. Stern, J. Whitmeyer, S. Wimmer, D. Sgroi, D. Sgroi, C. Rapasadi, C. Zehr, J. Relyea, A. Russitano, S. Tornatore, Row 3: D. Tornatore, C. Tornatore, D. Williams, M. Rogers, G. Wright, B. Relyea, B. Worden, D. Tift, J. Ra- pasadi, J. Rinauto, M. Sgarlata, M. Rapasadi. Row 1: S. Muench, V. Parsons, C. LoMonaco, A. Powers, T. Oster, B. Jones, C. Keane, K. Juravich, S. Hughes, D. Muir, G. Massarotti, E. O’Hara, D. Miller, I). Dupre, A. Peters, Row 2: R. Murphy, G. Hogan, V. LoMonaco, P. Mitchell, L. Harvey, H. Palmer, M.E. Lockerby, K. Getty, L. Prosser, T. Lucarelli, J. Hall, V. Miller, J. Miller, Row 3: P. Polombi, M. Macarone, J. Pulvercnti, M. Loviza, B. Moore, B. James, D. Heintz, J. Olden, D. Hawkins, D. Pratt, T. Jones, D. LeClair. 86 Row 1: A. Diaz,C. Gagnon,C. Burgoin,E. Allen,C. Defazio, J. Duffy, B. Cook, R. Crosby, C. Fratini, M. Bargabus, Row 2: D. Fletcher, J. Dimao, T. DiAmico, B. Fiume, B. Cavallo, J. Finocchiaro, M. Guy, M. Dunning, N. DiGeorge, M.K. Guifre, J. Barton, D. Davis, B. Cokus, M. Danesi. Row 3: B. Anthony, K. Gould, S. Griffin, C. Benishack, B. Ali, K. Allen, B. Cox, M. Goodhue, R. Case, K. Burgdoff, R. Arnold, S. Craft, L. Busek, C. Cordell. Row 4: D. Fie, L. Farrar, T. Guy, P. Wales, F. DeGeorge, P. Aronson, D. Boyce. M. Howard, D. Ackerman, J. Eppilito, S. Kinslow, J. Dickenson, B. Chase, J. Burke, P. DeFransisco. Jim Duffy (Treasurer), Mary Kay Guifre (Secretary), Charlie Tornatore (Vice-President), Rick Crosby (President). THE CLASS OF 1979 Row 1: D. Becraft, J. Fiore, L. DiVeronica, B. Cretaro, G. Ezzo, L. Finocchiaro, T. Giufre, J. Albanese, R. Beaulac, P. Cerio, L. Carrier, C. Gagen, D. Griffin, J. Galavotti, B. Finn, E. Conley, Row 2: D. Ball, J. Aquino, J. Backus, J. Allen, W. Epperson, M. Durst, L. Bisha, P. Clark, S. Albanese, S. Cashel, M. Fresina, T. Albanese, B. Finocchiaro. Row 3: S. Findlay, E. Allen, F. Coppola, M. Finn, D. Fabrizi, N. Cappoletti, G. Fritz, M. Buttino, P. Cheseboro, D. Case, A. Fusillo, D. Chaires, J. Crowell, J. Brockman. Row 1: J. Mitchell, G. Laureti, M. Harvey, S. Mulford, N. Sgroi, C. Felker, D. Hughes, D. Kilts, B. Keck. Row 2: G. James, G. Greene, K. Harrington, P. Nicholson, D. Mowers, T. Harrington, D. LeClaire, T. Bennett, M. Moore, C. Lupica, D. Becraft, S. Muench, L. Kirk, L. Kick, C. Lessard. Row 3: B. Mohorter, B. Hicks, T. Peters, L. Ogden, K. Pilato, M. Hart, C. Liebowitz, L. Lomonaco, K. O’Hara, S. Mitchell, M. Milmoe, V. Hopsicker, M. Pexton, V. Morgan, M. Lovett. Row 4: L. Kinslow, P. Lockerby, H. Mason, M. Palamara, J. Malbouf, P. Phillips, B. Olden, B. Knox, D. Mariano, J. Lincourt, T. New, D. Hoch, L. Hopkins. 88 Row I: D. Snyder, D. Wickham, B. Raymond, J. Rapasadi. Row II: B. Williams, I). Somers, B. Williams, B. Virgil, L. Santonc, B. Tornatore, J. Ramsdell, L. Romagnoli, S. Snyder, S. Walters, N. Hoch. M. Warden, A. Ray. M. Vecchio, T. Robotham. Row III: I). Tornatore, P. Chapman, T. Zupan, L. Smith, A. Watkins, T. King, M. Wilheini, T. Verno, J. Simmons, B. Yorton, G. Wright. M. Spadtcr. Row IV: S. Whitehead. P. Tor- rcy, T. Rowe, R. Chandler, C. Schmidlka, R. VanDuscn, J. Starks, S. Rinaldo, R. Schnur. CLASS ADVISORS Row I: Mr. Nowakowski. Mrs. Fischer, Mr. James. Row II: Mr. Cass, Mr. Carmola. CLASS OFFICERS Row I: Howard Mason, Brian Finocchiaro. Row II: Patty Clark, Kathy O’Hara. THE CLASS OF 1980 Row 1: T. Miller, M. Muench, D. Omilanowicz, B. Gleason, A. O’Hara. J. Oster, M. McKenzie, Renee Russitano, B. Pavone, M.K. Pino, R. Relyea, Robin Russitano, H. Rashford, K. Perry. Row 2: R. Paone, R. Passanti, J. Musacchio, J. Rapasadi, B. Pexton, D. Rickets, C. Russitano, J. Mengucci, R. Musacchio, N. Makuck, B. Person, S. Parsons. Row 3: N. McAllister, D. Reylea, J. Rogers, M. Mancini, M. Maccarone, P. Mulford, J. Roberts, M. Markle, R. Rossi, L. Markle, W. Mowers, D. Palmer, K. Milmoe. Row 1: B. Bouyea, C. Chariton, E. Eisenhut, M.L. Bigelow, M. Catalano, D. Burgdoff, N. Cashel, B. Banes, D. Cromp, B. Dailey, D. Chapman, M.K. Cerio, J. Albanese, V. Casler, C. Collier. Row 2: B. Cokus, B. Cole, L. Bouyea, J. Boffardi, A. Crawford, R. Bargabos, T. Brown, J. Aquino, M. Dunning, B. Beale, J. Bargabos, K. Drummond. Row 3: P. Cook, S. DiAmico, T. DeVaul, M. Albanese, B. Caron, C. Adamo, M. Dyer, T. DePugh, D. Coleman, A. Caron, R. Dawley, D. Bargabos, S. Abbott, J. DenHaesc. 90 Row 1: F. Seaton, D. Seitz, M. Smith, J. Whitehead, M. Smith, J. Wesolowski. Row 2: J. Redmond, J. Wesolowski, M. Wimmer, S. Stokes, L. Snyder, S. Wade, S. Sgarlata, Redmond, B. Tork, W. Virgil, R. Tabor, D. Smith, T. Searles. Row 3: T. Stern, B. Smith, Schuler, G. Strong, L. Zupan, Tornatore, M. Soper, C. Tyler, R. Surrette, L. Smith. Row 4: R. Stevens, V. Worden, Sterano, K. Schoonmaker, T. Tift, S. Titan, D. Smith G. Wallace, R. Sheldon, R. Wimmer, C. Tobin, K. Warner. Row 1: J. Farnach, M. Fusillo, K. Farfaglia, S. Frier, S. Frcsina, S. Hood, J. Hood, C. Keane, N. Keck, L. Islas, T. Jaquin, B. De- Groat, N. Henderson, M. Finn, D. Jaquin. Row 2: R. Hastings, J. Gustafson, J. Lemay, J. Frink, B. Gleason, N. Guy, M. Jones, D. King, B. Grinnell, G. Hadyk, S. Fresina, M. Holdridge. Row 3: M. Lovett, E. Hart, S. Herb, D. Hoch,C. Koster, T. Finn, C. Hicks, T. Garcia, T. Hogan, L. Hilliker, T. Grassman, L. Hart, C. Hazen, K. Glenn, M. Link. 91 THE CLASS OF 1981 Row 1: D. Bush, N. Crowd, Bavo, Brantise,Chapman, Adamo, Casler, Dickenson, Clapper, Chaires, Cesarino, Andrews, Bennett, Cerio, Brin- son, DeShaw, Cass. Row 2: Cavalo, Dillman, Chase, Carioga, Burdoff, Devine, Clarke, Cox, Colvin, Clemens, Bagely, Clark, Cretaro, Butler. Row 3: Bish, Burger, Carpenter, Clark, Duffy, Dimao, Cerio, Crawford, Cerisia. Cesario, Basilio, Backus, Barley, Bishop. Row 1: Hazen, Kinslow, Harrington, Vuy Le, Lily, Huer, Lesher, Hilts, LcBlanc, King, Hood, Kirk, Juravich, Hesler. Row 2: Hendrickson, Hesler, Liebl, Harvey, Loomis, Laurence, Guy, Kick, LoMonaco, Eisenhut, Galavotti, Kenyon, Herb. Row 3: King, Hofmeister, Smith, l elker, Hart, Eddie, Haas, Hollingsworth, Kilts, Lawrence, Golf, Gorden, Le- Clair. 92 Row 1: Ostrander, Peters, C. Russitano, A. Musacchio, M. Metcalf, T. O’Hara, R. Rainwater, Rainwater, Mcrithew. Row 2: B. Pope, MJ. Ma- tina, Rainbow, K. Palmer, A. Milmoe, M. Mariano, J. Pardy, E. Percival, S. Moger, L. Miller, K. McKenzie, L. Noble, S. Olcott, J. Pilato, W. Learnard, M. Morey. Row 3: W. Morris, P. Miller, K. Robotham, J. Pakorny. K. Markle, T. Mowers, P. Popple, H. Russo, J. McKaraghan, M. Rose, I . Niles, R. Palmer, M. Picciano, D. Rossi, B. Mengucci. Row 4: C. Miliis, W. Relyca, K. Rhodes, D. Parkhurst, L. Malbouf, D. Maxwell, N. Phillips, R. Merrell, I. McLain, J. Roden, D. Powers, S. Olden, S. Pexton. Row 1: Stagnitti, Wallis, Virgil, Van Patten, Swain. Row 2: Zelasko, Wheeler, Tornatore, Wheeler, Sykes, Snyder, Todora, White, Wells, Vac- caro, Santone, Van Lame, Torrey. Burgoin. Row 3: Warden Wright, Stern, Taber, Tomarchio, Wuest, Teachout, Winters, Wallace, Weibezahl, Wilson, Smith, Schuler, Weimer. Row 4: Van Dyke, Tyoon, Stevens, Williams, Weeks, Smith, Warner, Seitz, Wright, Curtis, Whitmeyer, Ro- botham, Sterling. 93 SPORTS Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do. Carlyle FALL SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: L. Albancse, V. Salamonc, M. LeBlanc, R. Vaccaro, L. Ccsario, M. Vaccaro, J. Blessing, D. Frink, G. Brown. Row 2: B. Pierce, G. Fesenger, D. Conley, R. Williams, Coach Pino, Coach Shreve, Coach Masucci, M. Tracy, R. Arnold, E. Kennedy, D. Spaulding. Row 3: S. Ccsario, T. Prosser, J. Rinauto, J. Rinaldo, B. Lincourt, S. Youngkrans, R. Tornatore, D. Tornatore, V. Marchetti, L. Dumigan. The Canastota Red Raiders managed to post a 5-3 overall record this year. In the three games in which they were defeated, they were outscored by a total of only five points. This was the second season for Coach Jim Shreve, and with a few breaks at the right times he could have had his first per- fect season. Coach Shreve and the Raid- ers will be starting the 1976 season with a 12-4 over all record for the two years that he has been here. We would like to congratulate this year’s team for giving it all that they had and for keeping the spirit of football alive at C.H.S. We hope that next year’s team will continue to play fine football and we wish them the best of luck. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Cross Countty—Fall ’75 With one of the better turnouts in re- cent years, this young squad overcame in- experience and showed alot of potential. The Junior High Team highlighted their season with victories over Oneida and Baldwinsville at the Chittenangp Onvita- tional. They finished second in the league in dual meets and at the League Meet. The Varsity Team, Manned mostly by un- derclassmen, came on strong with late season victories and a strong showing at the League Meet. 98 Row 1: J. Boffardi, M. Matina, Coach King, C. Tomatore, M. Warden, T. DuVaul. V' FIELD HOCKEY The 1975 Field Hockey season was a very good one for the Raiders, coached by Marcia Laidlaw. They finished with a 5-1-1 league record. They finished in a tie for second place with Chittenango, a half-game behind Oneida for first place. The Oneida game was the de- termining game. If the Raiders would have won, they would have taken the league. The team qualified, for the first time, to compete in sectionals. The Raiders beat Clin- ton (third seeded), but lost to Class A Auburn (top seeded) by the score of 2-1 (the first score on them in 32 games). Auburm later went on to take sectionals for the third time. The Raiders finished with the most number of goals scored in the league and possessed the three top scorers in the league: Joanne Creta- ro, Karen Cotsovites, and Lise Barley. According to Coach Laidlaw, it was the best season ever! Row 1: M.K. Guifre, N. Massarotti, L. Fisher, L. Bach, K. Cotsovites, A. Powers, B. Hughes, K. O’Hara. Row 2: V. Hopsicker, C. Finocchiaro, D. Mariano, B. Fium, T. D’- Amico, T. Lucarelli, B. Jones, V. Markle, Row 3: E. O’Hara, L. Bell, S. Verno, L. Wei- bezahl, L. Barley, L. Santone, G. Massarotti, L. Burke. GIRLS TENNIS Rowl: B. Beale, Coach Pratt. Row 2: E. Hesler, S. Strong, T. Parker, C.LoMon- The Girls Varsity Tennis Team finished their 1975 season with a record of one win and six losses. There was a large turnout this year and many of the younger players got valuable ex- perience for future years. The teams record was not as successful as was hoped for, but the girls all played well as they lost most of their matches by only one point. aco. 99 VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: J. Burke, G. Lauretti, F. Cappola, M. Harvey, M. Noble, B. Knox, B. Cook. Row 2: D. Ackerman, C. Findlay, Coach Rouse, B. Mueller, M. Torna tore, T. Palamara, T. Lovisa, D. Fie, M. Knox, C. Casler, L. Kentner, J. Stokes, L. Myers, M. Fresina, K. Gustin. J.V. FOOTBALL Soccer was started three years ago at Canastota as an intramural program, but this year was considered anextra- mural program in which the team played six games with three other Tri-Valley league teams. For most of the sen- iors; Bill Mueller, Tom Lovi- za, Bunky Kentner, Jim Stokes, Lyndon Myers, Marty Knox, Tony Palamara, Mark Tornatore, Dennis Burgman and Chris k Findlay, this was their first year of soccer. Al- though their record was 1-3- 2, interest in soccer is in- creasing at Canastota, and the seniors did play excellent soccer toward the end of the season. The Highlight of the season was the victory over Chittenango. The prospect for continuing soccer at Can- astota is gool. We’ve got sev- eral underclassman to start with next year and plenty of new prospects. Row 1: D. Williams, M. Sgarlata, M. Grago, L. Farrar, T. Riley, J. Rapasadi, B. Warden, J. Duffy, Row 2: R. Crosby, D. Tifft, P. Wales, B. Olden, T. Guy, J. Brown, B . Fesenger, D. Niles, J. Coleman, B. Beale, E. O’Hara, M. Niles. Row 3: T. Jones, F. DiGeorge, J. Lincourt, D. Mancini, R. Ra- pasadi, M. Maccarone, P. Mitchell, M. Loviza, A. Eiscnhut, S. Reeder, B. Relyea, Coach Pestcll. 100 J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: B. Cokus, C. LoMonaco, S. Tucci, L. Prosser, D. Davis, J. Hall, J. Dimao, C. Rapasadi, T. Oster, K. Todora, K. Tracy, A. Powers. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: J. Rarnach, R. Russitano, G. Ezzo, S. Sgarlata, R. Russitano, J. Oster, Row 2: M. Borgognoni, L. LoMonaco, T. Garcia, R. Relyea, A. Ca- ron. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Row 1: M. Mancini, C. Tyler, C. Wells, S. Mulford, D. Hughs, T. Passante, B. Granel, H. Russo, J. Gerro, J. Rapasadi, Row 2: S. Tynon, R. Schnur, H. Mason, M. Albanese, M. Relyea, J. Aquino, J. Starks, M. Toma- tore, M. Galavotti, M. Dyer, M. Rapasadi, Row 3: Coach Marchelle, D. Snyder, D. Case, M. Buttino, A. Fusillo, B. Yorton, T. Brown, J. Malbouf, B. Finocchiaro, T. New, S. Rinaldo, J. Backus, J. Sorbello, B. Caron, D. Bargabos, Coach Tornatore. 101 WINTER SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row: M. Vaccaro, S. Cesario, V. Salamone P. Todora, J. Coleman, J. Aquino. Row 2: Coach Dimal, L. DiGeaorge, C. Findlay, L. Cesario, J. Blessing, P. Farfaglia, R. Arnold, D. Hartley. 102 The 1975-76 varsity basketball team began the season with little experience. Only one player, Larry Cessario, returned from last year’s Section Three finalists. There were 12 players on the team from last year’s junior varsity. As the season progressed the team improved greatly and were always an exciting team to watch. The Raiders, led by co- captains Larry Cesario and Jeff Blessing, displayed tremendous desire and hustle. John Aquino led the team in scoring with 256 points and finished eleventh in the league in scoring, even though he missed two ball games. Jeff Blessing was the team’s leading re- bounder. The outlook for next year is bright because of the return of seven experienced players; Larry DiGeorge, John Aquino, Sam Cesario, Paul Farfaglia, Pete Todora, Jim Coleman and David Hartley. The Seniors, Ron Arnold, Jeff Blessing, Larry Cesario, Chris Findlay, Vin Salamone and Mike Vaccaro will be missed next year. — RRNCILO RDLIIND FRRFRGLIR FINDLRY 5 CESRRID COLEMRN TODDRR HRRTLY DIGEDRGE VRCCRRD PIO BLESSING SRLRMONE VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: M. Bargabos, J. Mitchell, J. Backus, J. Duffy, L. Myers, T. Bonaventura, T. Jones, Row 2: Coach Beale,B. Beale, G. Brown, M. LeBlanc, E. Kennedy. S. Reeder, S. Youngkrans, R. Williams, Coach Pestell. The Canastota Varsity Wrestling team had one of their better seasons this year. They lost therr first match to North Syracuse by a very close margin and then went on to win their next nine matches. They ended their season with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. The highlight of the season was winning the Tri-Valley league for the second straight year. Their tournament record was not as good as they would have liked, but they did man- age a 2nd place finish in the 16 team Tri-Val- ley Invitational. Graduating seniors include Lyndon Myers, Tom Bonaventura, Gregg Brown, Mat Le- Blanc, and Ed Kennedy. These boys will be very difficult to replace as they all were excel- lent wrestlers. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Girls Basketball 1975-76 The varsity squad coached by Elizabeth Sny- der was made up of 6 seniors and 4 juniors. Even though the season was not as successful as anticipated (2-5 league and 2-11 overall) there was some fine individual performances. Top scorers were: Lise Barley with 101 league points and 164 points overall, and Tina Hall with 63 league points and 100 points overall. This year the varsity team was invited to a Christmas tournament at Morrisville-eaton Cen- tral School and Lise Barley was selected to the All Star Team. The junior varsity squad was made up of 7 sophmores and 3 freshman. The J. V. squad had a very successful year with a 4- 3 league record and 7-3 overall record. Top scorers were: Edie O’Hara with 72 league points and 110 points overall and Valli Morgan with 56 league points and 78 points overall. INDOOR TRACK This years Indoor Track was a small but enthus- iastic squad and they were led by the outstanding individual performances of David Williams, Lise Barley, Mark Warden and Bill Relyea. Though young and inexperienced, this hardworking team showed that they can provide the nucleus required for future seasons. Girls Varsity Basketball: Row 1: B. Emmi, T. Hall, M. Kinslow, Coach Snyder, K. Cotsovites, L. Bach, Row 2: J. Cretaro, L. Burke, P. Bigelow, L. Barley, B. O’Hara. Indoor Track: Rowl: J. Warden, B. Tork, B. Pope, B. Tynon, K. Burdoff. Row 2: D. Hoch, J. Boffardi, L. Boffardi, P. Flinn, Row 3: M. Fornatore, A. Dyo, M. Lo- vett, M. Warden, L. McKeraghan, M. Louisa, B. Warden. 106 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Pride and success are what one could label the CHS girls volleyball program. For the past three years, Canastota has been a winner ans this year is no different. A young and inexperienced J.V. squad has amazed many doubters by producing the finest J.V. team in CHS history. With valu- able game experience, this group should be contenders again next year and will contin- ue the winning tradition. This year’s squad consisted of one Senior, two Juniors, Two Sophomores and six Freshmen, with the only experienced players back from thcf first place team of last year being Lori Burke and Carol Lomonaco. The varsity are defending Tri-Valley League champs and Section III Class C-D-E winners, the only sectional winner in CHS history. This season’s squad of 8 seniors is again repeating their performance of last year with qualifying for sectionals and hav- ing a good chance at repeating as league champs. The success of this group has de- veloped the strongest girls sport at CHS in many years and one that has created pride and interest among the entire student body, faculty and community. Hail to the champs! VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: T. Hall, Row 2: M. Carswell, K. Lust, L. Fisher, L. Marchetti. Row' 3: C. Pino, L. Meehan, S. LoMonaco, E. Hesler, R. Wuest. Row 1: B. Beale, K. Cotsovites, D. Cerio,C. Pino, Row 2: E. Hesler, T. Hall, Coach Laid- law, L. Bach, J. Cretaro. Rowl: B. Miller, C. DeFazio, J. Relyea, J. Rapasadi. Row 2: J. LaBarre, K. Post, Coach As- trachan, A. Gustin, F. Meyers. Row 3: B. Chandler, S. Cesario, R. VanDusen, J. Cesarini, D. Case, B. Keck. BOYS BOWLING The 1975-76 bowling team finished the season with a 3 and 7 record. Since this year’s team was relatively young (only 3 seniors), we are looking for a much improved record next year. At the Tri-Valley Tournament, the doubles team of Charles DeFazio and Fred Meyers topped the field and won first place. Charles DeFazio also distinguished himself by bowling a 607 series at the Section III tournament. This score qualified him to compete in the State tournament that was held at White Plains, New York. GIRLS BOWLING The Canastota Girl’s Bowling team finished their season with a 5-5 record. This is only the second year they have competed in interscholastic competition. They placed third in the league. Since 24 girls turned out this year, we were able to start a JV team. At the Tri-Valley League Tournament, Canastota took first place in the singles and doubles competition. Bonnie Boston took singles with scores of 179, 180, and 153. The doubles team of Debbie Wagner and Charlene Leibowitz took the honors with a score of 966. The team improved greatly and we are looking forward to a better season next year. Rowl: C. Liebowitz, N. Massarotti, C. Mengucci. Row 2: L. Winters, C. Lupica, S. Strong, D. Mc- Kinzie, M. Mohorter, C. Kalnan. Row 3: G. Chapman, D. Wagner, Mrs. Pratt, C. Finocchiaro, D. Strong, B. Boston. 108 J.V. BASKETBALL Boys J. V. Basketball: Row 1: A. Dyous, C. Fratini, S. Tornatore, D. Tifft, S. Kinslow. Row 2: Coach Glazier, D. Fie, J. Borgognoni, M. Howard, C. Cole, B. Olden, A. Eisenhut. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: K. Tracy, Row 2: J. Dimao, J. Hall, L. Prosser, C. Rapasadi. Row 3: A. Powers, S. Tucci, T. Oster. 109 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: V. Morgan, J. Dimao, M. Kinslow, Coach Snyder, G. Massarotti, J. Hall. Row 2: C. Keane, A. Watkins, B. Fiume, E. O’Hara. J.V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 110 Row 1: C. LoMonaco, K. O’Hara, L. Hood, L. Burke. Row 2: V. Morgan, Anne Powers, A. Watkins, Coach Laidlaw, T. Zupan, L. Finocchiaro, Alicia Powers. J.V. WRESTLING Row 1: H. Mason, B. Finocchiaro, L. Farrar, J. Burke, M. Harvey, E. Allen, A. Allen. Row: M. Sgarlata, S. Spencer, M. Finn, P. Wales, J. Rinaunto, M. Lovett, L. Dumigan, V. Marchetti, Coach Pestell. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Row 1: A. Musacchio, W. Hood, T. O’Hara, D. Herb, B. Person, S. Miller, J. Gustafusan, B. Beale, T. Passante, Row 2: T. Backus, M. Jones, D. Le- Blanc, D. Rosse, D. Cook, C. Russitano, C. Wells, J. Smith, B. Gleason, L. Zupan. Row 3: S. D’Amico, M. Tormatore, M. Picciano, B. Smith, R. Bar- gabos, B. Yorton, D. Bargabos, R. Merrell, M. Albanese. Row 4: Coach Arsenault, T. Brown, S. Herb, N. Guy, G. Strong, R. Palmer, T. Harp, H. Ru- so, F. Niles, C. Tyler, M. Rapasadi, Coach Law. Ill FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Boys Freshman Basketball: Row 2: R. Stewart, J. Gero, P. Cook, F. Cappola, D. Snyder, B. Caron, M. Galavotti, R. Schnur, J. Allen. Row 2: S. Rauch, M. Palmara, T. Verno, M. Fresina, J. Maulbouf, T. New, B. Knox, P. Phillips, J. Lincourt. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: J. Farnach, R. Relyea, M. Borgognoni. Row 2: R. Russitano A. Caron, T. Gar- cia, S. Sgarlata. Row 3: J. Oster. 112 GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Boys Junior High Basketball: Row 1: D. Relyea, P. Spaulding, J. Whitehead, M. Metcalf, M. Todora, B. Pexton, J. DiGeorge. Row 2: M. Mancini, S. Coster, M. Markle, Coach Marchelle, T. De Vaul, J. Roden, D. Palmer. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Girls Freshman Basketball: Row 1: J. Ramsdell, M. Milmoe, B. Tornatore. Row 2: P. Clark, T. Verno, L. Santone, V. Hop- sicker. 113 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: V. Salamone, D. Patane, Row 2: L. Cesario, Coach Borgognoni, T. Palamara SOFTBALL Row 1: C. LoMonoco, L. Burke, D. Dupre, Row 2: K. Tracy, W. Stem, T. Oster, C. Cordell, C. Keane, Row 3: G. Massarotti, E. O’Hara, N. Mas- sarotti, J. Hall, 1. Cretaro, B. Hughes. GIRLS TRACK Row 1: L. Bell, L. Bach. Row 2: B. O’Hara, L. Wei- bczahl, Debbie Sgroi. BOYS GOLF Row 1: B. Beale, K. Kohles, Coach Beale, L. Kentner. Row 2: E. Allen, S. Kinslow, F. Myers, R. Zehr. BOYS TRACK Row 1: Coach Marche lie, S. Youngkrans, Coach Pino, M. Vaccaro, Row 2: M. Findlay, M. Tor- natore, M. Loviza, C. Findlay, T. Prosser. GIRLS GOLF Rowl: B. Beale, B. Emmi, L. Marchetti. Row 2: S. Verno, K. Conley, Coach Tornatore, L. Meehan, C. Mengucci. BOYS TENNIS Row 1: J. Burke, L. Boffardi, J. Crawford, M. Matina, Row 2: B. Schuster, Coach Broga, J. Powers, Coach Wilbur, J. Ramsdell. Row 3: T. Quain R. Arnold, M. Knox, J. Crawford. J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: S. Chaires, J. Borgognoni, Coach Cass, J. Tor- nabenc, P. Todora. Row 2: D. Bisha, J. LaBarre, C. Cole, B. Lincourt, J. Coleman, D. Niles. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Row 1: P. Mitchell, T. Guy Coach Law, D. Tifft, B. Warden. Row 2: A. Russitano, C. Fratini, J. Lin- court, C. DeFazio, T. Brown, B. Cook. i COUM NIGHT JIVE ACTIVITIES Talent is that which is in a man’s power! Genius is that in whose power a man is. Typing Staff: Melody Musacchio, Debbie Cerio, (editor), Nancy Stokes, Absent Dawn Mckcnzie Advisors: Mrs. Amollia Grossman, Miss Helen Martin 122 Sports Staff: Row 1: Nanette Massrotti, Laurie Fisher (editor), Karen Costovites. Row 2: Bunky Renter, Rodney Williams. LAYOUT STAFF-Row 1: Shelly Strong, Julie Relyea, JoAnn Quain, Terry Parker. Row 2: Kathy Calnan, Judy VanDykc, Jim Stokes, Barb Beale, Danielle Pugliano. ABSENT-Mary Caron, Mary Burton. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-Row 1: Mark Tornatore (edi- tor), Bill Mueller, Gordon Fesengcr. Row 2: Ellen Hes- ler, Loretta Bach. ABSENT-Larry Fiume, Joe Powers. YEARBOOK 1976 LITERARY STAFF-Seated: Barb Emmi (editor), Stand- ing: Craig Turrisi, Bonnie Boston, Tom Loviza. ABSENT- Chris Pino. BUSINESS STAFF-Row 1: Frank Musacchio, Kevin Shields, Mike Froelick, Mark Tracy, Vinny Salamone. Row 2: Marty Knox (editor), Joe Benenati. Tony Palamara, Allen Gustin, Ke- vin Haas. ABSENT-Ron Arnold, BUI Coppola, Gary DiGeorge, Chuck Sgroi, Jeff Blessing, Bill Mueller. 123 SCIENCE CLUB Row I: C. Cerisia, L. Harvey, N. Burke, J. Cerio, B. DiVeronica, K. Allen, A. Powers, Row 2: V. Parsons, L. DiVeronica, C. Gagen, K. Rhodes, R. Arnold (Vice-President), T. Parker (President), Mr. Broga (Advisor), B. Beale, (Treasurer), K. Crawford, D. Pugliano, T. Palamara. Row 3: D. Mancini, Jim Crawford, K. Kohles, P. DelTancisco, C. Tomatore, S. Grasso, P. Bigelow, J. Quain, J. Romagnoli, K. Conley, L. Mulford, S. Wimmer, D. Weeks, S. Craft. Row 4: S. Spencer, T. Quain, J. Ramsdell, B. Lincourt, B. Schuster, P. Todora, Jon Crawford, B. Mulford, M. Matina, D. Ackerman, A. Gustin, J. Powers, M. Tornatore. ABSENT: S. Verno (Secretary). INTERNATIONAL CLUB Row 1: A. Watkins, A. Gustin, T. Finn, T. DeVaul, D. Watkins. Row 2: G. Vecchio, A. Raineri, L. Rogers, Mrs. Smith (Advisor), P. Wells, M. E. Van Dusen. 124 STUDENT VOLUNTEERS Row 1: B. Anthony, L. Hesler, L. Liebl, C. Gagen, Mrs. Dayton (advisor). Row 2: P. Closson, K. Rhodes, B. Harvey, K. Getty, M. E. Lockerby. SKI CLUB Row 1: V. Parsons, L. DiVeronica, C. Finocchiaro, D. Mariano, W. Barley, S. Parsons, L. Bell, T. Lucarelli, P. Russitano. Row 2: E. Conley, P. Duffy, M. J. Matina, S. Fresina, M. Crawford, B. Pavone, S. Frier, K. Crawford, L. Meehan. Row 3: C. Ceresia, L. Mar- chetti, K. Todora, K. Tracy, B. DiVeronica, MK. Giufre, S. Tucci, L. Prosser, F. Yolton, S. Gustin, J. Dimao, J. Quain, T. Parker, J. Romagnoli, K. Conley, R. Wuest, Mr. John Cheney: Advisor. Row 4: T. Davis, Jim Crawford, J. Aquino, T. Quain, E. Brophy, C. Toratore, J. Eppolito, Jon Crawford, B. Mulford, M. Matina, L. Barley, M. Carswell, M. Sgroi, M. Toratore. 125 COMPUTER CLUB Row 1: B. Hicks, B. Tomatore, L. Romagnoli, V. Hopsicker, J. Ramsdell, J. Miller, G. Wright, B. Cook. Row 2: M. Denasi, M. Rhodes, D. Fie, D. Hartley, A. Gustin, G. Wright, T. Verno, P. Clark. MATH LETICS Row 1: M. Borgognoni, L. Kirk, Mrs. Stevens, K. Allen, C. Lessard. Row 2: E. Busek, L. Fisher, B. Beale. 126 JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: B. Beale, M. Sgroi, S. Reeder, L. Mul- ford. Row 2: D. Mariano, S. Verno, C. Finoc- chiaro, B. Lincourt, L. Bell, J. Romagnoli, V. Markle, ABSENT: E. Busek, T. North, L. Pou- liet, J. Hilliker. Row 1: K. McKenzie, T. Finn, L. Noble, K. Palmer. Row 2: K. Haas, L. Rose, M. Cata- lano, R. Stevens, G. Hadyk. YORKERS 127 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1: P. Bigelow, T. Loviza, President, C. Mengucci, Treasurer, C. Finocchiaro, Secretary, T. Palamara, Vice President, M. Burton, L. Rose. Row 2: B. Mueller, A. Gustin, M. Knox, B. Cappola, C. Turrisi, Mr. Schnur-Advisor. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1: T. Backus, T. Sterne, J. Bargabos, J. Mengucci, M. Clark, B. Beale, B. Mengucci, A. Crawford, R. Bargabos. Row 2: J. Wor- den, L. Stern, E. Eisenhut, K. Milmoe. M. Catalano, M. L. Bigelow, C. Keane, J. Hood, M. Jones, T. Tifft, A. Milmoe, C. Chariton, M. B. Clark, M. K. Pino. Row 3: L. Hesler, M. Mancini, T. Finn, T. DeVaul, N. Phillips, L. Islas, C. Hazen, P. Mulford, K. Farfaglia, T. Carpenter, C. Wright. 128 SR. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: M. Matina, J. Tornabene.B. Beale, D. Mancini, T. Quain,C. Tornatore, P. DeFrancisco, B. Cook, B. Tomatore, G. Wright, S. Raushi. Row 2: G. Vecchio, M. Caron, P. Bigelow, J. Quain, A. Powers, D. Pugliano, J. Blessing, B. Beale, B. Boston, M. Burton, J. Relyea, L. Fish- er, B. Emmi, T. Loviza, T. Parker, B. Knox. Row 3: J. Cerio, E. Busek, M. E. VanDusen, L. Rogers, D. Strong, J. Stokes, M. Tornatore, L. Bell, K. Conley, J. Miller, L. Weibezahl, L. Kirk, M. Denasi, B. Hicks, B. Williams, C. LoMonaco, T. Oster, M. Knox, R. Schnur. Row 4: M. Borgognoni, L. Romagnoli, B. Cretaro, V. Hopsicker, P. Clark, J. Ramsdell, L. Rose. JR. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: C. Chariton, K. Milmoe, B. Beale, J. Mengucci, S. Parsons. Row 2: L. Sny- der, L. Islas, M. Catalano, C. Keane, J. Hood, E. Eisnhut, M. Wimmer. Row 3: K. Farfaglia, T. Tift, S. Fresina, T. DeVaul, T. Finn, M. Mancini, M. L. Bigelow, C. Ha- zen. 129 GREATER LENOX AMBULANCE SERVICE Mr. Schnur (Advisor), M. Caron, G. Wright, J. Cerio, B. Moore, K. Haas. 130 AUDIO-VISUAL CORPS Mr. Wright (Advisor), S. Juravich, B. Coppola, A. Gustin, G. Wright. TRI-PINE JOURNAL Row 1: B. Hadyk, M. Danesi, B. Cokus, V. Markle, P. Wells, C. Taylor, L. Harvey, B. Beale. Row 2: M. E. Lockerby, D. Hammond, K. Al- len, L. Kick, G. Vecchio, L. Weibezahl, B. Boston, L. Bach, D. Dupre. Row 3: K. Getty, D. Pratt, P. Polombi, R. Murphy, B. Cook, G. Wright, C. Turrisi, B. Mueller, T. Loviza, P. Bigelow, J. Miller. Z-CLUB Row 1: S. Wimmer, A. Powers, N. Burke, K. Bustafson, D. Pugliano. Row 2: N. Massarotti, S. Hughes, M. Caron, Miss Martin-advisor, T. Parker, A. Garafalo, J. Cerio. Row 3: D. Watkins, L. Rogers, E. Perez, L. Harvey, M. Mohorter, S. Tim- ler. 132 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB Row 1: M. K. Pino, M. Muench, S. Frier, B. Pavone, J. Johnson, D. Jaquin, S. Edstle, J. Mengucci, J. Bargabos. Row 2: K. Rhodes, C. Gagen, M. Catalano, S. Fresina, Mrs. Miles-advisor, C. Stoker, J. Hood, T. Jaquin, Row 3: M. Fusillo, K. Collier, L. Snyder, K. Glenn, C. Hazen, K. Farfaglia, N. Keck, B. Yorton, J. Rogers, B. Grennell, M. Smith. Row 4: T. Finn, M. Rhodes, M. Denasi, R. Murphy, M. Rogers, T. DeVaul, R. Stevens. 133 Row 1: L. Weibezahl, M. Caron, S. Chaires, M. Milmoe. Row 2: B. Torna- tore, D. Chaires, B. Knox, B. Keck, S. Cashel. CHEERLEADING ASSOCIATION Cheerleading Association Row 1: A. Caron, M. Borgognoni, J. Famach, R. Russitano, L. LoMonaco, J. Oster, R. Russitano, S. Sgarata. Row 2: D. Davis, K. Tracy, T. Oster, J. Hall, T. Garcia, R. Relyea, Miss Barbara Wooderak, Miss Florence Sparagna. Row 3: B. Cokus, S. Tucci, C. Lomonoco, A. Powers, K. Todora, C.J. Dimao, C. Rapasadi, K. Conley, L. Barley, Miss Pat Dixon. Row 4: L. Marchetti, E. Hesler, T. Hall, M. Carswell, K. Lust, R. Wuest, C. Cerio, S. LoMonoco. G.A.A. GAA Row 1: T. Lucarelli, A. Powers, N. Massarotti, L. Weibezahl, G. Massarotti, Row 2: R. Bigelow, L. Bach, B. Beale, E. Hesler, J. Cretaro, S. Strong. Row 3: L. Fisher, J. Dimao, B. Fiume, L. Santone, T. Davis, T. North, K. Conley. Row 4: L. Bell, S. Verno, M. Carswell, L. Barley, E. O’Hara, L. Burke, B. Hughes. 134 «n CO Row 1: L. Leibl, K. Palmer, L. Noble, B. Tork, L. Timmler, E. Hart, Mr. Busch-director, S. Hughes, M. Milmoe, C. Lessard, M. L. Bigelow, E. Eisenhut. Row 2: V. Stagnetti, S. Frier, J. Cerio, D. Cass, K. McKinzie, B. Mengucci, J. Bargabos, J. Mengucci, A. Milmoe, J. Worden, L. Lomonaco, D. Chapman, C..Keane, G. Wright, C. Wright, T. Jaquin, M. Pino, B. Hicks. Row 3: M. J. Ma- tina, B. Buyea, K. Dillman, C. De Shaw, J. Felker, S. Olcott, G. Fa vptto, M. Catalano, P. Duffy, M. B. Clark, B. Tornatore, D. McKinzie, C. Mengucci, D. Powers, G. Laureti, L. Carrier, T. Har- rington, P. Gark, P. Mulford. Row 4: T. Carpenter, K. Farfaglia, C. Hazen, J. Ramsdell, M. Link, C. Chariton, M. Pexton, T. Tifft, S. Fresina, A. Williams, W. Relyea, B. Yorton, J. Miller, M. Da- nesi, M. Ogden, H. Palmer, P. Yorton. Row 5: G. Wright, N. Phillips, P. Bigelow, D. Fabrizi. MARCHING BAND SENIOR CHOIR Row 1: S. Craft, J. Quain, C. Jaquin, K. Getty, K. Rhodes, K. Allen, L. Rose, V. Parsons, M. Mohorter, D Hughes, V. Hopsicker, B. Hughes, L. Romagnoli, B. Tornatore, D. Tornatore, K. Rhodes, A. Peters, P. Yorton. Row 2: P. Bigelow, B. Emmi, J. Relyea, J. Miller, B. Finn, B. Boston, M. Spadter, L. Kick, C. Taylor, M. Pexton, L. Harvey, C. Mengucci, L. Lomonaco, V. Morgan, P. Clark, C. Finocchiaro, C. Bish, M. Milmoe, D. Hammond, G. Wright, T. Peters, P. Cerio. Row 3: D. Hartley, R. Williams, C. Shetler, A. Gustin, K. Post, G. Wright, R. Murphy, B. Cappola, J. Capparelli, M. Getty, P. Lockerby, B. Cook, M. Harvey, W. Epperson, B. Miller, S. Whitehead, C. Lessard, M. Lovett, A. Pow- ers, T. Parker, K. Calnan, N. Burke. AREA ALL-STATE CHOIR AND BAND Ann Powers, Kathy Calnan, Mary Burton, ABSENT: Betsy Yorton. 136 This Year, Barb Emmi, a member of the Senior High Chorus, was selected to sing with the Conference All-State Chorus. She auditioned for the part at a solo competition at the end of her Junior year and was selec- ted this fall. She spent the weekend of the concert in Rochester, N. Y. with a performance Sunday night. JUNIOR CHOIR Row 1: D. Cass, R. Harrington, C. Stoker, L. Noble, E. Snyder, J. Cerio, B. Pavone, S. Frier, L. Miller, T. Miller, J. Mengucci, B. Mengucci, G. Burgdoff, T. Devine. Row 2: E. Percival, S. Hazen, J. Lilly, T. Jaquin, B. Buyea, J. Tomarchio, M. J. Matina, P. Wallace, L. McCormick, W. Virgil, T. Stem, J. Aquino, S. Fresina, B. Pexton, J. Whitehead, J. Bargabos, J. Buyea, A. Milmoc, K. Palmer, M. K. Pino, C. Wright, L. Stem. Row 3: K. Weimer, K. Cesarini, L. Chapman, N. Keck, T. Carpenter, M. Crawford, K. Milmoe, S. Moger, S. Fresina, D. Chaires, S. 01- cott, D. Cumber, D. Morris, M. Link, L. Cole, J. Santone, P. Torrey, J. Felker, W. Barley, C. Smith, B. Hendrexson, J. Johnson, J. Hood, C. Keane; M. B. Clark, A. Williams, L. Islas. Row 4: L. King, I. Me Lain, S. Wilson, L. Schuler, K. Weekes, W. Hofmeister, P. VanDyke, D. Smith, K. Glenn, K. Hayes, M. L. Bigelow, T. Tifft, E. Eisenhut, J. Wesolowski, R. Dawley, M. Wimmer, P. Popple, T. Finn, M. Dyer, K. Haas, J. Warner, N. Philipps, J. Worden, B. Harvey, K. Farfaglia, P. Mulford, P. Duffy, C. Hazen, C. Chariton, D. Collier, M. Fusillo. 137 Row 1: L. Noble, A. Milmoe, P. Duffy, T. Jaquin, E. Eisenhut, B. Bouyea, V. Stagnitti, M. B. Clark, B. Harvey, J. Cerio, C. Lessard, C. Hazen, C. Wright, D. Cass. Row 2: S. Frier, V. Worden, S. Fresina, M. J. Matina, D. Chapman, D. DeShaw, A. Williams, N. Phillips, M. Link, Mr. Busch, S. Olcott, K. Milmoe, C. Keane, M. Catalano, K. Palmer, T. Carpenter, M. L. Bigelow, K. Farfaglia, T. Tifft, K. McKen- zie. Row 3: M. K. Pino, V. Relyea, L. LoMonaco, J. Mengucci, J. Bargabos, K. Dillman, J. Worden, M. Mancini, B. Mengucce, D. Pow- ers, J. Felder, J. Galavotti, J. Tomarcchio. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row 1: Mary Burton, Mary Pexton, Dave Hammond, Pam Yorton, Kathy Calnan, Laurie Fisher, Mike Getty. Row 2: Jim Allen, Mary Lynne Bigelow, Chris Mengucci, Holly Palmer, Barb Beale, Melody Ogden, Mary Catalano, Gail Rashford, Pat Bigelow, Mr. Busch, Frank Musacchio, Lin- da Romagnoli, Laura Harvey. Row 3: Beth Tornatore, Kathy Farfaglia, Tracy Carpenter, Mark Harvey, Bob Mengucci, Bary Laureti, Dennis Fab- rizie, June Worden, Dan Powers, Tracy Tifft, Steve Clemens, Steve Raushi. STAGE BAND 138 o CO Sr. Band: Row 1: C. Mengucci, M. Matina. G. Wright, M. B. Clark, P. Clark, B. Miller, B. Yorton, D. Weeks, H. Palmer, M. Ogden, M. Burton, C. Calnan, P. Bigelow, Row 2_ R '1ly n’Lj F’ G. Rashford, P. Yorton, K. Calnan, Row 3: J. Allen, M. Morhorta, D. Mckinzic, D. Jones, S. Clemens, S. Rausht, J. Ramsdcll, D. Strong, G. Wright, L. Romagno, Mr. Busch, B. Boston, M. Pex ton, B. Tornatore, G. Laureti, M. Dancsi, D. Fabrizi, J. Miller, K. Gustafason, B. Hicks, V. Parsons, Row 4: J. LaBarre, S. Chanes, M. Getty, L. Harvey, T. Herrington, M. Harvey SENIOR HIGH BAND CAST Albert Perterson-Greg Wright Rose Alvarez—Nancy Burke Ursula Merkle-Tracy Tifft Kim McAfee-Mary Pexton Mrs. McAfee-Shari Craft Mr. McAfee-Rodney Williams Sad Girls-Sherrie Frier, Nancy Keck Mae Peterson-Bonnie Boston Reporters-Bill Cappola, Chris Shetler, Kevin Post Conductor—Jim Capparelli Mayor—A1 Gustin Mayor’s Wife-Pat Bigelow Hugo Peabody-Bruce Cook Randolf McAfee-Jeff Whitehead Mrs. Merkle-Lisa Kick Gloria Rasputin-Cindy Tucci Ed Sullivan’s Voice-Randy Murphy T.V. Stage Manager-Mike Getty Charles F. Maude-Mike Getty Mr. Johnson-Kevin Post Nancy-Kathy Getty Margie Ann-Karen Rhodes Bertha-Nancy Keck Carol-Vicki Parsons Suzie-Kelly Rhodes Helen-Tami Jaquin Alice-Colette Lessard Penelope Anne—Laura Harvey Deborah Sue-Kathy Milmoe Linda-Laura Islas Martha Louise-Eileen Eisenhut Harold-Torn Finn Karl-Nathan Phillips Harvey-Willy Epperson Henry—Tim Stern Arthur-John Warner Freddie-Mark Burgess Peyton-Mike Getty FLUTES Kathy Calnan Chris Chariton Mary Burton Pam Yorton Debbie Cass Cathy Jaquin Charlene Hazen Julie Miller CHORUS Sherrie Frier, Mancy Keck, Betsy Pavone, Susan Fresina, Chris Shetler, Kathy Allen, Debbie Smith, Lisa Kick, Michelle Wimmer, Lorrie Schuler, Debbie Chaires, Caren Cesarini, Danette Chundrlek, Jackie Johnson, Ann Milmoe, Tracey Carpenter, Lori Rose, Mary Crawford, Beth Finn, Lynne Leibl, Mary Mil- moe, Lisa Noble, Beth Harvey, Bill Coppola, Chuck Peters, Mike Getty, Vicki Parsons, Jim Aquino, Bob Pexton, Kathy Getty, Karen Rhodes, Tami Jaquin, Colette Lessard, Laura Harvey, Kathy Milmoe, Laura Islas, Tom Finn, Eileen Eisenhut, Willy Epperson, Nathan Phillips, Mark Burgess, Tim Stern, John War- ner, Kevin Post, and Paul Lockerby. PIT ORCHESTRA CLARINETS SAXES Gary Laureti Tammy Harrington Melody Ogden Chris Mengucci Holly Palmer Mary Lynne Bigelow TROMBONES BASS Brenda Buyea Missy Mohorter Julie Ramsdell Frank Musacchio Mary Catalano Betsy Yorton Jim Allen Dennis Jones Directed by Gregory Keefe TRUMPETS PERCUSSION HORNS Dane Snyder Jeff Bargabos Linda Romagnoli Beth Tornatore Mary Denasi John Mengucci CANASTOTA PROUDLY PRESENTS: 141 BYE BIRDIE ADVERTISEMENTS The Yearbook business staff would like to thank each and every patron and business that contributed to this book. We would also like to thank the Senior Class for donating the money for the color section, and the Canastota Bee-Journal for the use of their pictures. If it was not for these people the Yearbook would be greatly reduced in size. Because they supported us, let’s support them. MEMBERS OF THE BUSINESS STAFF Chuck Sgroi Mike Frolic Mark Tracy Ron Arnold Vinny Salamone Joe Benenati Jeff Blessing Tony Palamara Kevin Shields Bill Coppola Allen Gustin Frank Musacchio Gary DiGeorge and last but not least, Bill Mueller Linda Mulford Kevin Haas PATRONS PARENTS, FRIENDS, BUSINESSES Mr. Mrs. Leon Kentner Lt. Col. Jack Shirley Crawford Mr. Mrs. Carlton A. Bigelow Mr. Mrs. Al Williams Family Mr. Mrs. Sam Goodwin Mr. Mrs. George L. Blessing Mr. Mrs. Anthony Benenati Mr. Mrs. R. Gene Knox Mr. Mrs. Pat Pugliano Mr. Mrs. Robert Van Dyke Mr. Mrs. Connie Cotsovites Mr. Mrs. Floyd Jaquin Mr. Mrs. Vincent Salamone Mr. Mrs. Gerard Caron Mr. Mrs. John W. Loviza Mr. Mrs. Peter Juravich Mr. Frank J. Musacchio, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Beale Mr. Mrs. James Shields, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Allie Musacchio, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Terrence Quain Mr. Mrs. Bernard Burke Mr. Kyle Gustin Mr. Thomas Loviza Mr. Mrs. Myron B. Smith Mr. Frank J. Musacchio, Jr. Dairy Parlor Oneida Hardware Joal’s Northern Propane Gas Company Hope’s Annie’s Kennel Sergio’s C.H.S. STAFF Mr. Mrs. William Peterson Mr. Mrs. Kilpatrick Mr. Mrs. Arthur S. Broga Mr. Mrs. Douglas C. Wilbur Miss Helen J. Martin Mrs. Teresa M. Kapfer Mr. Mrs. Julius Grossman Mrs. Barbara Smith Mr. Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Mr. Bernie Law Kay Rybicki Mr. Mrs. Besl Mr. Mrs. Joe Rapasadi Mr. Mrs. Ronald Miller Mr. Lewis James Mr. Mrs. John Dimao Ms. Stevens Mr. Mrs. Allen Kime Mr. Mrs. Paone Mr. Mrs. Fratini Mr. Mrs. Charles Matina Mr. Mrs. Braun Mr. Gregory Keefe Miss Dixon Mrs. Baldwin Mr. King Mr. Mrs. Fischer Mr. Mrs. Astrachan Ms. Jacquelin Dayton Mr. L. D. Moore Thomas Moses Mr. Richard Sanderson Mr. Mrs. Leland Wright Mr. Mrs. Louis J. Boffardi Freda Ezzo Angela Nastasi Jo Masucci 144 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM THE PURPLE HAZE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM CANASTOTA SAVINGS DIVISION OF SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 d SLzctxonia., One. GEORGE J. CISLER PRESIDENT P.O. BOX 6 CANASTOTA, NY 13032 OFFICE 315 697-2051 SERVICE 315 697-9307 TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT KEY SYSTEMS PABXs PA RADIO SYSTEMS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE “HAPPY GOLFING” NEW BOSTON RD. 697-9164 Compliments Best Wishes Of WESTLAKE MFG. CORP. 119 W. Center St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY AND FIORE FUNERAL HOME Oneida, N.Y. 146 CURBING CONCRETE VALLEY GUTTERS BAR-HAZE CURB AND PAVING CORP. RD. 4, BOX 166A - CANASTOTA, NEW YORK PHONES 697-7746 and 697-9056 MILLER’S NANNETTE’S MADISON ST. COIFFURES MID - TOWN ONEIDA THE FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP 223 James Street Canastota, NY Phone 697-9511 BRUN • 0 • MATIC INC. 104 Center Street Compliments of Canastota, NY BRUNO NOVELTY CO., INC. Complete Vending Service 104 Center St. Phone 697-7534 Canastota, NY COMPLIMENTS OF OWL WIRE AND CABLE INC. BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM CANASTOTA TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION BEST WISHES FROM THE WILLIAM L The best in Prime Rib also Steaks and Seafood Route 5, Wampsville COMPLIMENTS OF 148 ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM CONCORD TITAN MOTOR HOMES CHAMPION TITAN TRAVEL TRAILERS 120 WEST CENTER STREET CANASTOTA, NEW YORK M9 PARTIES BANQUETS RECEPTIONS 4 K CATERING SERVICE the best in food and service John A. Haas Wampsville, New York Owner Chef Phone 363-8925 or 363-3874 Best Wishes from CLUB 44 DROVER’S INN Congratulations to the Class of 76 from V. BUDA SON SAUSAGE CO. Canastota 697-9766 CERIO’S MODERN MARKET, Best Wishes INC. from JOHNNIE’S CLAM SHED M. C � ,« , , Meats, Produce, Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages Delicatessen 150 GARY’S AUTO PARTS, INC. Full Line of Late Model Parts (Auto Recycling Center) FISHER FARMS Congratulations to the Class of 76 651 Fitch Street Oneida, NY From Fisher Farms Jamesway Sales Service Pres. Gary P. Harrington Oneida: 363-2240 Canastota, NY 13032 Phone: 315-697-7039 C fficchi'd. XMtau vtt CORNER ROUTE 5 LENOX AVE. (365A) VhKWtM is V Dinner Hours Mon. -Tmurs. 5-11 P.M. Fri. Sat. 5-12:30 P.M. Luncheon Mon.-Fri. 11:30 A.M.-2 P.M. D D Electric ANY AND ALL RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE DONALD M. SHULER. JR. 357 LENOX AVENUE ONEIDA. N. Y. 13421 KEEP ON ROLLING A M ARGENTINE Fine Apparel and Accessories For Ladies and Teens CHITTENANGO CYCLES, INC. 117 Peterboro Street Phone: 697-2401 SALES-SERVICE-PARTS BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Route 5 Chittenango, New York Phone: 687-3244 THE NEW CANASTOTA MEN’S SHOP Men Young Men’s Fine Wearing Apparel 129 Peterboro Street Phone: 697-9552 HONDA Bavarian Motor Works 151 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 For Your Family’s Heating Comfort And Convenience CLARKS PETROLEUM SERVICE INC. CONGRATULATIONS FROM BEACON FEED SERVICE BROAD ST. ONEIDA 363-1340 BULLDOZER 8ACKHOE San) R. Goodwin CONTRACTOR SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AND INSTALLED 097-9453 R. D. 4 C A N A S T O T A . N. Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 OLIN ELECTRONICS MIDTOWN ONEIDA ZENITH FRIGIDAIRE JOHN MAZZULLO AND SONS OF ONEIDA, INC. Carpets—Upholstering 447 Sayles Street Oneida, NY Phone Oneida 363-2390 152 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM CANASTOTA AUTO PARTS INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 CANASTOTA FRUIT COMPANY, INC. PHONE 697-7154 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM CARMEN’S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM CANASTOTA HI-WAY BOWL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 From FROM AGWAY BUILDING MATERIAL 363-5700 169 Cedar St. Oneida 153 HAROLD NYE FORD MERCURY LINCOLN 5 CORNERS ONEIDA, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM 0 YOUR SAVINGS CENTER NEIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS mm 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION IN TNI HURT Of OMHOA SERVING SAVERS AND HOME OWNERS SINCE 1887 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM THE UNITED STATES NAVY 363-5130 113 FARRIER AVE. ONEIDA, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Agway from CANASTOTA BRANCH ONEIDA AGWAY COOPERATIVE, INC. SENECA AVENUE 697-2272 General Auto Truck Repair ALFRED A. PATANE Snowplowing Radio Dispatched Truck New Boston St. 697-7578 24 Hour Service Tf)pr) 1 I Toro Homelite ZUPAN’S (MjbllJ SERVICE pow.. -ow... power Equipment Thruway Exit 34 Phone 697-7926 Canastota, N.Y. Res. 697-2369 Chain Saws—Mowers—Tillers Tractors—Snow Removal Equipment PHOTOQRAPHY AS AN ART S lanaco Monaco STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 168 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 363-5080 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1976 From “GROWTH THROUGH KNOWLEDGE” SENIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT BEST WISHES FROM THE FIRST TRUST DEPOSIT COMPANY FIRSTJRUST Deposit Company Canastota Office Canastota, New York (24 HOUR TOWING) PHONE 697-7728 Large or small we handle them all. BEAR SERVICE GARAGE GENERAL AUTO TRUCK REPAIR 205 S. Park St. Jim Doc Sgambellone ANN HANK’S MOTEL : Route 5, Canastota Congratulations to the Class of 76 from Ann and Hank Meleski 15« - 0)£i2£ipi p f §jlt« b U ]K r OH OMm . iw 761-4210 r VERONA BEACH, N. Y. 13162 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1976 From BOB PICKARD’S KON-TIKI Park Ave. Sylvan Beach Celebrating His 25th Anniversary Oneida SAVINGS BANK MEVBEB fDIC CAZENOVIA - ONEIDA 157 EXCAVATION GRADING ROAD CONSTRUCTION SITE DEVELOPMENT LAND CLEARING BARGABOS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. RD 4, BOX 166A—CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 PHONES 697-7746 687-9137 JOj PHOTOGRAPHY SAMUEL T. RUSSO REAL ESTATE by KOCH Individualized Portraiture Compliments Weddings—Commercial Mikki Sam Russo -Studio- Telephone 135 Genesee Street 315-363-0774 Oneida, N.Y. 13421 FARM PRODUCTS INC. Milk Milk Products CANASTOTA FIRESTONE Canastota’s Tire and Appliance Store Canastota, New York 13032 SPRING POND NURSERY Florist—Greenhouses r Flowers Say It Best. New Boston Rd. Our Best To You. Canastota, N.Y. 158 Best Wishes to the Class of 76 RAINERI’S DAIRY BAR CURIO—ART SHOPPE Route 31, Rd 2 Whirlpool Jacobsen Best wishes to the Class of 76 from POST’S SALES AND SERVICE DONALD E. POST Quality Hill Route 5 Phone 697-2435 MAY THE SPIRIT OF 76 BE WITH THE CLASS OF 76 CHARLES MILLER POST 140 r A CANASTOTA, NEW YORK WILLIAMS ONEIDA SEWING CENTER Approved Singer Dealer 123 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. Ph. (315) 363-1234 Congratulations to the Class of 76 CANASTOTA CENTRAL COUNCIL P.T.A. 159 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 —Inter-Collegiate Press— A Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Quality-Since 1910 Emphasis on Service-Creativity inter collecjicite press Winnepeg, Canada JOHN OSGOOD Yearbook Specialist Box 222, Cicero, NY 699-3015 (area 315) Shawnee Mission, Kansas 160 JOE’S SEAFOOD CHARLES FREIHOFER BAKING CO., INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Manufacturers of Quality Bread and Cake Joe and Mary Setticase Box 120 Verona, N.Y. 13478 Congratulations To The Class Of 76 WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, Liquid Asphalt, Lime From GENERAL OFFICES: CANASTOTA, NY SOUTH BAY BAIT TACKLE Quarry Phone, Chittenango 687-6146 Canastota Phone, 697-2261 Congratulations Class of 76 ARTHUR J. RAYMORE REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 697-2578 Maude Raymore Canastota, Salesman New York BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM AA HAYES BACKHOE SERVICE Excuvating Contractors And Dealer of Personalized Pools Fiberglass and Stainless Steel Installation and Accessories Verona, New York Ph. 363-0789 iMclonads Oneida, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 76 161 Congratulations Seniors! “Keep on Truckin’ ” GEORGE E. BARGABOS TRUCKING RD 4 BOX 165 CANASTOTA, N.Y. 697-7449 HAMBLIN, MUNZ, HASKELL INC. Insurance—Bonds 155 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. U aCHBTS MEN’S SHOP 132 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 Telephone 363-3002 Best Wishes From the ONEIDA SHOPPING CENTER Compliments of Writer OS iJrppulttt ifimrrnl IHnmr ®rurr OS 9rppnlttt 172 W. Genesee Street Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3063 162 From ISADORE A. RAPASADI SONS Grower Shipper Raps Blue Ribbon Brand Onions Also Potatoes, Lettuce, Carrots Samuel S. Rapasadi400 N. Peterboro BEST WISHES FROM 101 SHOP AND albanese shoes MARION MANOR Your Year Round Fun Place Jet. 13 31 Congratualation to the Class of 1976 from MUSACCHIO FARMS ONIONS CORN Grown and Packed by John Musacchio Warner Rd. Canastota, New york 13032 WISHING WELL TO THE CLASS OF 1976 A. W. KINCAID, INC. Well Drilling Water Systems Home • Farm • Industrial • Commercial North Main St. Road Canastota, NY 13032 William H. Yorton President Office 315 697-7720 Home 315 697-7237 163 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 CANASTOTA SPORTING GOODS Congratulations To the Class of 1976 [gme 1 “Home of Champions” “The Athlete’s Friend” 102 N. Peterboro 697-3464 In The Heart of Downtown Canastota Main Madison Oneida, N.Y. 13421 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 President: Big Burg Vice President: Bubba Bull From PEPI’S PIZZA AND PEPI’S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Congratulations To the Class Of 1976 ONEIDA Good Luck and Best Wishes Class '76 From Pli r H1 JEAN’S BARBER SHOP AND WALDMAN’S DEPT. STORE Chittenango, New York Phone 687-2161 ROSEMARY’S BEAUTY SALON OUTFITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY RD 1 Willow Acres Canastota, N.Y. Phone 697-9080 164 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 From dip In trip 116 N. Main St., Canastota 697-3486 Teresa’s Hair Utopia “Hair Styling At Its Best Prop. Teresa Sgambellone Wanda Sigafoos Susan Balducci Manicures Facials Uni-Perm Pedicures Mens Hair Styling 108 Center St. Canastota 697-7653 The Photography Staff would like to Thank J CAMERA SHOP 3208 Erie Blvd. E. For Their Time, Consideration, and Interest in this Yearbook. Good Luck to the Class of 1976 Z Club Mary. Nanette, Danielle, Patty, Bev, Connie, Terry, Anne. Nancy, Ellen, Judy, Missy The world is our home, mankind our brother. 165 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF Dry Cleaning 1976 200 S. Peterboro Street CENTRAL SERVICE 697-9462 OF ONEIDA A. CIEREK SONS, INC. 214-216 FARRIER AVE. Best Wishes To the Class of 1976 C. W. COLLINS OVERHEAD DOOR CO. RT. 5 Wampsville New York Congradulations to the Class of 1976 from CRAMERS OF ONEIDA 135 Main St. Oneida, New York 363-5270 CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of '76 from Dl VERONICA BROS. INC. Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 1976 from From A. E. DEW SONS INC. DICK DAVID’S Manufacturers of Wood Roof Trusses [Texaco] Canastota, N.Y. 166 Congratulations to Class 76 EMMI’S LUNCHEONETTE Best Wishes To The Class Of 76 From 109 S. Peterboro St. Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Compliments Of SAMUEL J. FUDESCO Complete Insurance Service Mutual Funds Telephone, Office 697-2600 104 Center St. Canastota, N.Y. DIEMOLDING CORPORATION LEO’S GENERAL STORE Home of Sue’s Donuts Complete Deli Dept. Ice Cold Beer, Sodas, Bait, Ice 697-7329 Rt. 31 South Bay Good Luck To The Class Of 76 Congratulations Class of 76 From DUNN'S BAKERY SAM FINN MOTORS Route 5 Canastota, N.Y. 697-2270 167 Compliments Of Canastota Office ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Offices at Canastota, Oneida, Sherrill, Hamilton “Full Service Banking” Member F.D.I.C. Best Wishes To The Class Of 76 From L J MEN’S SHOP Oneida Shopping Center Boarding—Whirlbath—Special Care Individual Paddocks TOW PATH STABLES Nursing Home for Race Horses Route 4, Box 25A Beverly James Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Proprietor Telephone 363-1966 Banquet—Parties Receptions—Catering 1 to 500 Richard Carpenter Owner Phone 697-9644 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 76 From SKATELAND Sylvan Beach Phone 697-9458 John B. Taylor All Types of Welding Congratulations To The Class Of 76 Heli-Arc Arc From Stainless Steel, Aluminum, White Metal Steel PETE TOCKER Lewis Point Rd. Canastota, N.Y. 168 J. HOMER BALL FUNERAL HOME INC. J. Homer Ball Peter M. Pitkin Pres. 201 James St. Canastota, N. Y. Phone 697-2294 V. Pres. Compliments Of WELTON MOTOR SALES INC. Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Route 5 Corner Of Broad St. Oneida, New York A. F. RYAN SONS, INC. 192 Madison St. Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Used Car Lot Opp. Carrolls 363-2400 363-1780 fijNCad 169 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 76 NANCY’S BEAUTY SALON 104 South Main St. Canastota, New York Phone 697-7036 “ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE” Air Conditioned Proprietor Nancy Sgroi Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Compliments of LAWRENCE CARY INSURANCE AGENCY Lawrence R. Cary Bruce A. Cary Phone 697-2178 Seneca Ave. Canastota, N.Y. Congratulations To the Class of 76 From WHITE’S FARM SUPPLY INC. Canastota 697-2214 Sangerfield 841-4181 Congratulations To The Class of 1976 From VERTUCCI CHEVROLET INC. fKair Best Wishes to the Class of UNI-SEX 76 By Appointment Only Phone 363-0015 SCERBO’S SHOES Hair Styling Hair Coloring 142 Phelps St. Scalp Treatment Oneida, N.Y. Oil Treatment Permanent Facial Treatment 112 N. Main St. Oneida, New York Good Luck to The Class of 1976 From ROBERT WAGNER ARCO Your “Full Service Station” . ft. MORONE COLONIAL PHARMACY INC. Corner of Route 5 Route 13 Canastota, N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM: John Morone Frank Warzala Mary Ackerman Sally Walker Jane Pokorny Pamela Nelson Diane Patane Lori Russell Carol Harvey Matie Rowe Joanne Fradenburg PRESCRIPTIONS 697-7595 OTHER DEPARTMENTS 697-2515 -1 171 RESERVE YOUR JOB FOR THE FALL NOW. With the Army’s Delayed Entry Program, you can come down now and pick the job you want. And if you qualify, we’ll hold it for you- for up to 270 days, depending on the job you choose Then you can relax and enjoy the summer without worrying about what you'll be doing when it’s over. When you do come in the Army, you’ll also have a salary of $361 a month before deductions waiting for you. Plus free meals housing, health care and 30 days paid vacation. And if you’d like to try college while you’re in, we’ll pay up to 75% of your tuition for you. CALL ARMY 363-7350 Best Wishes From THE CHILDREN S BAZAAR Ctolhiny -5o 3nfanh Jo 114 PETERBORO ST. . PHONE 697-9595 CANASTOTA. N. Y. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1976 From PALAMARA APARTMENTS 588 Broad St. Oneida, N.Y. Leader In Equipment For The Recycling Industry Phone: (315) 363-8130 172 7,C Compliments Of TELE-COm IflDU TRIE CORPORATIOfl Good Luck To The Class Of 1976 From CANASTOTA FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY Best Wishes To The Class Of '76 From A.B.C. FARMS Canastota, N.Y. “Drink Milk, Natures Perfect Food. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM REnnail YOUR FULL TIME REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS” Best Wishes To The Class Of 76 From A F CONSTRUCTION Office 697-7479 or 697-3238 or 363-1792 BREWSTER AGENCY, INC. ‘iC 7 Insurance (JIl 113 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Telephone 697-2087 173 DEBRUCQUE GREENHOUSES 431 New Boston Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Flowers for all Occasions 697-2006 Congratulations To The Class ’76 Sodas Sundaes CHATTERBOX LUNCHEONETTE American and Italian Food 139 South Peterboro St. Ph. OW7-7988 “In the Heart of Downtown Canastota” -Open Daily 5 a.m.-IO p.m.- Newspapers Cigars CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 FROM THE CLASS OF 77 Compliments of EDWARD J. BROWNE INC. Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings, Draperies Rt. 5 Oneida Castle 363-5300 Congradulations To The Class Of 76 From BOB’S TIRE SERVICE Madison Ave. Oneida Ski-Doo Dealer BERNIE’S RADIO TV Sylvania Sales Service 135 Phelps Street Oneida, NY 13421 363-5358 W. E. BAILEY SON AGENCY INC. Professional Insurance Service 419 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Phones: 697-2292 697-9779 697-2870 174 HENDERSON’S INC. Office Supplies and Equipment Social-Stationery-Commercial Oneida, N.Y. HURRY PHOTO SERVICE Camera Gift Shoppe 136 Madison Street Oneida N.Y. 13421 363-6330 Authorized Dealer: Yaschica, Konica, GAF, Kodak Compliments Of FLAIRTIQUE GIFT SHOP At Hermitage Gardens JUDI’S BEAUTY SALON Phone: 697-9972 309 North Main St. Canastota, N.Y. Put Your Hair In My Care Proprietor Judi Damore Best of luck to the Class of 76 from Best of Luck to the Class of 76 FROM RHO OF KE especially to: Laurie, Tina Suzy, Cindy, Debbie, Carol, Kathy, Anne, JoAnn, Bonnie, Chris, Julie, Melody, and Felna WINDY’S LIQUORS OLDEN CONSTRUCTION General Construction 697-3120 Excavating Grading 175 Still ending and beginning still . . .