Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

The Senior C Prou Canasto Th£ Class of 77—For the past 13 years, this school has been our sec- dhdliotfte. Now the end has finally arrived. At times it seemed it would ,fiever arrive; at times we hoped it never would. We were here; we lived; we breathed; we were one; we were a body; we have left our mark. Table of Contents Seniors 7 Faculty 33 Underclassmen 45 Sports 53 Activities 99 Advertisements 121 A dedication is a very sincere and meaningful tribute. Jt is given to someone out of deep respect. Many times it is difficult to show the respect that is felt. A respect that is gained by being a friend. Ky taking the time and patience to give advice when asked and give criticism when needed. Our class has this respect for one particular person. Me has helped us through our struggles, when we thought the turmoil would never end. Me has shared many moments with us and enjoyed many memories. When everyone else was against us, he was always there pulling us through. We, the Class of1977 would like to express our great respect and ad- miration for this person by dedicating our yearbook to him. Zhank you, Mr. Wilbur, for being a true friend to us all. 7ok svsKv mem Zomorrow, J’ll try to understand the excitement behind those piercing brown eyes. Zry to understand their zeal of life, their love for others. Zomorrow Til sit down beside them and just get to know these friends of mine. Til get to know the kids J grew up with and shared our friendship with for all those years. Zomorrow, we'll share secrets together, we’ll go for a long walk, we’ll just sit together and laugh. Zomorrow, J’ll even ask about their other friends. Zoday?Tm too busy. Zheir getting on my nerves, J have to much to do. Zoday, we’re always fighting and making fun. Zoday Tm too tired, ftut tomorrow Til tell them how much J love them. J’ll hug them and tell them they’re wonderful, Til tell them Tm glad J have a friend. . . Zomorrow. . . Zomorrow. . . Zomorrow. . . MARK TOMARCHIO When you laugh the world will laugh with you, but when you cry you cry alone. So laugh! LARRY DIGEORGE There arc two things to aim at in life; first to get what you want; and, after that to enjoy it. SUE LABARRE Let your eyes look straight ahead. And your glance be directly for- ward. MELODIE ANN OGDEN A good woman inspires a man; a brilliant woman interests him; a beautiful woman fascinates him; and a sympathetic woman gets him. DAVE NILES Attitude makes up for many shortcomings. MARTHA CARSWELL Do not put me down .. . nor make me feel unhappy about me, lam I, and I like being what I am, Me! DEAN GORDON BISHA Do unto others as they do unto you. LORRAINE J. MARCHETTI Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of suc- cess is the mere accomplishments of your own. I, C. Bish declare that anyone who can cope with long hair can have mine! I, P. Gosson leave everything behind me. I. S. Chaires leave this school to trustworthy people like myself. I. B. Schuster leave A1 Crawford the number one spot on the tennis team, to Art and Doug another league championship, to Barb someone else to pick on her during the day. I, B. Holdrodge leave my little sister, Mary Ann Mr. Kilpatrick’s Co-Ed gym class and as much fun as I had. I, S. Cesario leave my brother JO-JO the lemans sport. I, E. Galavotti leave to Mr. and Mrs. Busch my teeth, Mrs. Peterson my notebook and to the fu- ture seniors the fun I had monitoring the halls. I, B. Relyea leave to Mrs. Perretta all of my vast knowledge in American Literature. I, D. Downer leave to the student body the right to have as much fun in high school as I did, “Good Luck’’. I, J. Borgognoni leave to any dum- my the ability to run into the goalpost during the baseball season. I. 8 ANN TERESE RANIERE Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. DIANE COKUS If you compare yourself with others; you will become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. TIMOTHY PAUL PROSSER No one knows what he can do till he tries. VICTOR JAMES MARCHETTI Who can ask more of a man than giving all within his span? Giving all, seems to me, is not so far from victory. MARIE CHRISTINA SGROI Friendship is one mind in two bodies. SALVATORE E. STAGNITTI As we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, friends. CHRISTINE E. MENGUCCI The most important thing in life to do, is to do something that will outlast it! MARK CHRISTOPHER WHALEY A day of worry is more exhaust- ing than a week of work which isn’t usually worth it. B. Hart leave this school in glory and hope that my brother Ted, and sisters Maria, Lisa and Elsa, raise cain and learn more than I did. I, C. Finocchiaro leave Mr. Rouse and Mr. Sanderson more Finocchiaro’s! To Brian, Garret, and Jeanie I leave all the terrific teachers at C.H.S. I, F. Meyers leave V.A. a new battery and to Mark F. all my old and empty B.V. bottles. I, C. Yolton leave to my best friend Gus ... and to Ruth and Melissa their brother and all his heartaches. I, D. Stagnitti leave Mark Marrow' and LJ. my drinking place, to my brother lots a luck because he needs it. I, B. Hadyk leave to anyone the idea that after you graduate it’s up to you how you make yourself known and the joy you get out of life. I, L. Mulford leave my sister, Paula to find happiness in life’s struggles. To Mr. Wilbur, I leave the thought that knowing him has made me a better person. To Sue, I leave our friend- ship always. I, J. Cavallo leave to my friend, Joe Ccsario the right to 9 ELIZABETH RUTH O’HARA If you see a person without a smile give then one of yours. LISA HELENE MEEHAN In friendship or in love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone. JOHN MICHAEL RAPASADI If animals had reason, they would act just as ridiculous as we men- folks do. DANIEL ANTHONY MANCINI A man who takes friendship for granted, soon learns he has no true friends. CAROL ANN ROBERTS When you think it can’t be done, stand back and watch the other fellow do it. SAMUEL HENRY REEDER From our hopes and dreams comes our future, if only we dare to reach out and take them. SHARON ANN RUSSITANO I asked God for strength, that I might achieve, I was made weak, that I might learn humbly to obey. BRUCE KEVIN CHANDLER In bed wc laugh, in bed we cry. Born in bed, in bed we die. As life goes on, as time goes by, born in bed, in bed we die. admire all the young women and to leave school for work when ever he wishes. I, M. Wickens leave C.H.S. with the wish that everybody has as good a senior year as I have had, to my sister, Donna all the good times and memories that she deserves, to Nancy DiGeorge the knowledge that she has made my first and last year at C.H.S. a mem- orable one, and I love her for it. I, C. Wheeler leave my brothers and sisters the school lunches. I, P. Wells leave the school to my sister Diane to enjoy her senior year like I did. I, J. Rinaldo leave Taty memories of the past. I, J. Tornabene leave to Doug Tornatore the ability to find a place to go drinking before all dances since Vic’s car will be unavailable for use. Also, I leave to Burg all those untimely errors I made that he always talked about. I, K. Schnur leave my thanks to the class of ’77 for allowing me to join them. I, G. Stanley leave to Ms. Dayton and all the people in the office and elementary 10 KURT ELLIOTT KOHLES The first step which one makes in the world, is the one on which depends the rest of our days. ANN MARIE RAPASADI The important thing is this, to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we arc, for what we could be. TIMOTHY WAYNE KIMPTON Look into the future, not the past; for we are living our past’s future now. LINDA LOUISE GREEN I look back, with a little regret, for things that couldn’t be, hap- pincss for things that were and ahead with fear of the uncer- tainties. DONNA JEAN MUSACCHIO What we are . . . is God’s gift to us, what we become ... is our gift to God. SCOTT D. YOUNGKRANS Be more concerned with your char- acter than with your reputation, because your character is what you really are while your repu- tation is merely what others think you arc. BRUCE MARK EESENGER A man should not be measured by his athletic ability but by his character. TAMI LARENE DAVIS If only all the hands that reach could touch ... library my respect and nurses cap, to Toni, I leave my “newports”. I, S. Spencer leave Mr. Wilbur one cracked testube, to Mr. Broga one disected worm and to Mr. Sanderson a complete ledger and trial bal- ance, to this school the memory of the last of a long line of Spencer’s to attend C.H.S. I, T. Quain leave to future seniors the challenge of having as much fun in one night as we did. I, B. Polisse leave my little brother the great school they are trying to make. I, E. O’Hara leave my appreciation to my teachers and my luck to Kathy, Tim, Matt, and Paul. I, B. Mulford leave LuAnn LoMonaco the memory of the happiness that we once shared together and that someday we may start again. I, R. Lindley leave a big bottle of asprin for when I return. I,B. Licari leave my sister the chance to make more friends than I did. I, D. Jones leave to C.H.S. another year of R.L. I, B. Hughes as an LB leave my no. 4 to Edie O’Hara, to my closest friend Alicia, that 11 JONATHAN DAVID CRAWFORD In the search for perfection there is really only one obstacle, and that is man’s fear of the unknown. LORRAINE JEAN ROGERS No matter what scales we use, we can never know the weight of another person’s burdens. JOAN CAROL CERIO Happy arc those who dream dreams and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true. JOSEPH DAVID POWERS Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent, as of character. LINDA LOUISE MEEHAN How light the hand of life be- comes and how songful the night, when one is loving and trusting aU. PETER ANTHONY TODORA Victories that are easy arc cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting. MARK BURGESS If I am less of a man because of my beliefs ... am I more of a man if I have no beliefs at all? TERRY ALLISON NORTH Everything that lives, lives not alone, nor for itself. you find the happiness you’re seeking. To Brett I hope you’ll find what you are seeking for, it was wonderful while it lasted. I, D. Oxen- dinc all underclassman the best faculty any school could ever need, and Mrs. Perretta the assurrance that a literary genius has been born. I, F. Hcrrlander leave all my friends, the senior hall and Canastota! I, L. Harvey leave Pam the memory of McDonalds and singing on Sun- days, to Shari “blue eyes” and a tall blonde to match, to Mr. Busch the luck of having 10 more years of Harvey’s to come. I, C. Greany leave this school all future students, and to Deb Sccbcr my stinky gym sneakers. E K. Gustafson, leave Sandy the right to go through the senior doors. I, J. Diefendof leave my big saying to Greg Gagin. I, M. Findlay leave this school my brother Jason so he can chop the heck out of it like I did. I, L. Dumigan leave everything to noone. I, J. Bruno leave my stale jokes and imitations to anyone who can handle 12 BEVERLY JEAN JOHNSON Every ray of sunshine is the gold- en touch of God. DONNA MARIE MARIANO I riends, I will remember you, think of you and pray for you. And when another day is through, 1 11 still be friends with you. KIRSTEN NOELLE CONLEY A thing of beauty is a joy forever. JOANN MARIE H1LL1KER I only wanted to be your friend, but sometimes it seemed that wasn't enough. BARBARA ANNE HESS Accept me for what I am, and please don’t change me to your beliefs of what I should be. DONALD JAMESZUPAN Look at what you did today, and see what you could do tomorrow. Look farther into peoples life and see what they arc really like. GAIL MARIE RASHFORD Always remember the good times, but learn something from the bad. CHARLES HENRY BERRY JR. Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. them. I, K. Hadyk leave the right to my brothers to be late everyday as I was. I, M. Ogden leave my sister and brother all the fun I had in high school, to Holly the hope that she had as much fun as I did, to Bill D. all the long talks we had. I, S. LaBarre leave with memories of other schools but the happiness of returning to C.H.S. I, M. Cars- well leave to C.H.S. Toni and Jackie, also the thought of trying to get their men, Billy and James. I, D. Niles leave Don R. and Timmy B. the right to eat over at someone clses house 6th period. I, Dean Bisha leave C.H.S. my sister Laura to anyone who wants her. I, L. Marchetti leave to Doug Tornatore the refrigerator in my garage and the right to use it. I, A. Ranieri leave to C.H.S. my wonderful cousin. Maria with the hope that she is successful in her last year of high school and in the future. I, T. Prosser leave my cleats to any future back to match my fantastic game against Chittenago on October 30,1976. I, V. Mar- 13 RHONDA MARIK BABOWICZ If I didn't try to change anything, it would mean I didn’t believe in anything. JEFFREY JOSEPH TIANELLO We’ve only just begun. DEBORAH MELODY HAMMOND I sec everything clearly, as clearly as God sees into my heart. Three things remain faith, hope and love, and the greatest of these is love. DENNIS JAMES JONES He that answers before he hears shows himself to be a fool worthy of confusion. ANN MARIE GAROFALO One secret in life is to sec great- ness in everyone. PAMELA RENEE Y. RELYEA Love understands love, it needs no talk. VICKY LYNN SMITH Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. SUSAN JANE VERNO He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. And He who has one enemy will meet him every where. chetti leave to anyone who is capable, the right to run the option comparable to John Sciarra and Jeff Dankworth, as well as I can with a beer can. I, M. Sgroi leave all my friends the memories of the “Good Times’’ we had, I also leave my friendship and love to everyone. I, C. Mengucci leave my brothers John and Bob the next 4 years of High School to enjoy then and hve fun, to Mr. Busch all my thanks and the thought that the band will be No. 1 in the country! I, M. Whaley leave my girlfriend the school but not the boys. I, B. O’Hara leave Edie a great sport’s season next year, and to Audrey, Bev and Alien-Mom Dad! I, J. Rapasdi, leave my brother “Rich’’ the right to protect my girlfriend from the others guys. I, D, Mancini leave to Barb and GiGi, two disccted earthworms, to Mr. Wilbur, I say, “it’s optional! ’, to Mr. Gibson, I leave two brothers to argue with! I, C. Roberts, leave to anyone who likes to laugh all morning the right to work with Mrs. 14 JAY EDWARD LABARRE One of the rarest things that a man ever does is to do the best he can. ANGELA ANN MALVASO What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. WILLIAM R. LINCOURT Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen and think- ing what nobody else has thought. JANICE AMELIA ROMAGNOLI True beauty consist in purity of the heart. BARBARA JEAN DIVERONICA You’ve got to get up every morn- ing with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. JOANN JURAVICH If you put your trust in God, he will help you when no one else can! TAMMY LOU SMITH The optimist only sees the green light; the pcsimist secs only the red, the truly wise person is color blind. DEBORAH LYNNE WATKINS If you realize that you aren’t as wise today as you thought you were yesterday, you're wiser to- day. Rap, in the attendance office, to Jim the right to be absent at least once a week, to Brenda I leave the right to see how things turn out with you know who. I, S. Reeder leave my sister, Lori the right to go in the senior lounge, when she’s a senior. I, S. Russitano leave my sis- ters, Robin and Renee and my brother, Peter all the fun I had in my four years at C.H.S. I, B. Chandler leave Mark Finn the keys to the Avon to have all the parties he wants, to Vin L., Barry K., Chip F., and Charlie D., the secret of how to skip classes, to Ms. Dayton my hat, my mouth and my face, to Mr. Sanderson my Income Tax Forms. I, K. Kohles leave to Miss Laidlaw and C.H.S. my sister Andrea who will be, by 9th grade, a better athlete than Lise Barley even hoped, to my sister Andrea alot of luck because by the time she is a senior she will need it. I, A. Rapasadi leave to Mike, Tom, Lori and Brenda lots of good times in their years at C.H.S., to Miss Dixon 15 LISE BARLEY I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. GARY MICHAEL SALAMONE You should learn as though you would live forever and live as though you'll die tomorrow. MICHAEL CHARLES MATINA Presence of mind and courage in distress, are more than armies to procure success. DIANE MARIE MARIANO May you always walk in the sun; and never let the rain touch your heart! LORRAINE MARIE BURKE Even more beautiful than sun- shine, is the golden glow of friend- ship. JOHN ANTHONY AQUINO Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are cap- able of becoming. ELIZABETH ANNE BELL Say, where didst thou tarry so long? DAVID GLENN HARTLEY You have to take life as it hap- pens, but you should try to make it happen the way you want to take it. the ability to predict the weather without a glove on. I,T. Kimpton leave Jim Relyea the names “cutie” and “Nimo” and leave Jim Carin- ci my managership at Ira’s, to Ron Musacchio my “68” olds to get to and from this school, to Miss Dixon all the good times at C.H.S. I, L. Greene leave to my younger sisters the knowledge that nobody can be as dumb as I am. I, D. Musacchio leave my brother, John the wild memories of C.H.S. and the funny names to any girl that can top them. 1, S. Youngkrans leave Doug Tomatorc all the luck in the world to lead the 1977 football team to the championship. I, B. Tessenger leave this school in a few more years, being the last Yakabo Hickey also I leave my algebra book to Al Knowakowski. I, T. Davis leave an empty loom in room 147 along with all of the patience in the world. I Jon Crawford leave the Junior girls all the boring summers and all the cigarettes in Central New York I, Linda Meehan leave Wendy the 16 JAMES COLEMAN To strive for and then acheive what only seemed to be a fantasy. MARY ELLEN VANDUSEN The tides of fortune sometimes bring, a golden glow to everything, the world is always bright and fair, when love is ours to give and share. PAUL JAMES 1 ARI AGL1A When a person has to make a de- cision between two choices. Not making a choice is a decision in it- self. LORI POULIOT If you have peace in life, then you will always have love. ROBERT E. BEALE JR. There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way. JANET MARIE COCHRANE Two long denial of guaranted right is sure to lead to revolution- bloody revolution, where suffer- ing must fall upon the innocent as well as the quilty. GERARD THOMAS GUY Many is a word that only leaves you guessing, guessing bout a thing you really ought to know, you really ought to know. VICTORIA LYNN MARKLE To be real in life is to be truly in- dividual. mcnory of the L.L. field and to Bemie the right to know all of Lori’s secrets. I, J. Cerio leave C.H.S. with mixed emotions. I, J. Powers leave Mr. Wilbur my vast, incredible knowledge of chemistry, to this school the memory of at least one Powers from my family, in high school for 17 years. I, L. Rogers leave to Spokes the right to close people’s lockers on their heads. I, P. Todora leave Douglas T. a corner to cry in and Sandy T. I leave to my sister, Kim, Clara, Alicia, and Vicky all the partying before the Haze dances and all the cigarettes they can handle, to Marty and Linda C. their Junior Prom. I. M. Burgess leave C.H.S. as the last in a long line to graduate from here, to hear all the faculty breathe a sigh of relief, especially Mr. Keefe and Ma Rap. I, T. North leave Chris C. the happy memories of the past and dreams for the future. I, B. Johnson leave the laughter of myself to echo throughout the halls of C.H.S. I, K. Conley leave to my dear sister. 17 JOHN DAVID VANLARE Live each day to its fullest and plan your future well. PATRICIA MARIE WELLS Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it. JAMES JOSEPH TORNABENE The simple virtues of willingness, readiness, alertness and courtesy will carry a young man farther than mere smartness. CHARLOTTE A. WHEELER In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. KAREN S. GUSTAFSON Imagination disposes of every- thing; it creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which is every- thing in this world. CHARLES COLE How a man plays the game shows something of his character, how he loses shows all of it. STEVEN PAUL CHAIRES The learning of a man is known by patience: and his glory is to pass over wrongs. DARLA SPARA The one you love most, is the one who loves you, and the one who loves you most is the one you love too. Erin the right to talk on the telephone for as long as she wants with- out me yelling at her. I, J. Hilliker leave to any 3 people the right to be as close as Barb H., Ken H., and me! I, B. Hess leave to all the teachers, who will be here in 13 years, my sister, Bonnie and to cer- tain underclassmen the right to raise it! I, D. Zupan leave the whole school Louie Z. and hope he will not do what I’ve done to Connie Rap, my dreams and life. I, G. Rashford leave my sister, Helen the secret of getting out of classes. I, Donna Mariano leave to my sister Mary the joys of running the mile and two mile, to Deb Sgroi my mile record 18 STEVEN WALDO SPENCER There are two days in the week a- bout which and upon I never wor- ry, one of these days is yesterday and the other day I do not worry about is tomorrow. LINDA RUTH MULFORD Star light, star bright, first star I’ve seen tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might get the wish I wish to- night. JAMES RAMSDELL It takes a great deal of elevation of thought to produce a very lit- tle elevation of life. MARYCENTOLELLA Errors, like straws, upon the sur- face flow. He who would search for pearls must dive below. CYNTHIA ANN BISH The fear of the Lord is the begin- ning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction. Here your father’s instruction; reject not your mother’s teachings, but wear them as fair garland. DAVID CHARLES BISHA Man’s yesterday may ne’er be like his morrow. JERRY BRUNO There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. PATRICIA ANN CLOSSON Always be yourself. to break to Judy and GiGi, the neighborhood, and to Miss Laidlaw the thought of knowing that she was a very special “coach” to me! I, C. Berry leave the class of ’78 the right to have a senior skit starring Chuck Bare-. I, R. Babowicz leave to Maria Hart my next door neigh- bor’s temporary visitor! I, D. Hammond leave my friends (Kim) the chance to gain the happiness and fond memories I have gained at C.H.S. I, V. Smith leave to this school my two younger brothers, Jerry and Ed. 19 TERRENCE A. QUAIN The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of won- der. ELVIRA GALAVOTTI It’s better to live for today than to dwell on yesterday or dream of tomorrow. ANGELA CESARIO Much we know, but more we dream. LANCE DUMIGAN The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. WAYNE CHESEBRO SALVATORE CESARIO TONI HOLLENBECK JOHN D. CAVALLO I’ve drunk to your health in my Living, loving is all part of life and home and in taverns, I’ve drunk I’m finding it’s wonderful, to your health so many times that I almost ruined my own. I, P. Y. Relyea leave to Mr. Busch and the Marching Band my love and luck for the future. I, A. Garofalo leave CHS with a lot of good mem- ories. I, D. Jones leave the students the right to murder Mark Harvey. I, J. VanLare leave the fun I had in school to all under classmen, to my brother I leave a pair of dirty gym shorts. I, S. Verno leave my brother “Squash” to have fun and accomplish all he can, L. Santone the position of sweep and LB No. 5, and the hope that next years team will have a No. 1 season. I, V. Markle will leave to my sister Laurie my place on the field hockey bench, to Miss Dixon I leave Bette Midler, the senior skit and 2 dozen roses, to Mrs. Perretta the pleasure of knowing the next Gloria Steinem. I, T. Guy leave four more Guys to the mercy of Bev Rapasadi, Judy I leave “Lucius Mert- rude,” to T. G., K. J., V. C., M. K. C., M. H., and the rest of you- high! I, J. Cochrane leave CHS with the determination of love, oour- 20 ROBERT PAUL HART Life is filled with happiness and sorrow. There are moments that are tender and moments of laugh- ter and tears, best of all there are times to remember. ROBERT A. SCHUSTER FREDERICK H. MEYERS, JR. EVA BUSEK You can never do a kindness too soon for you never know how soon it will be too late. JOHN J. BORGOGNONI DEBORAH A. OXENDINE ROBERT P. HOLDRIDGE JONATHAN NODINE What shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and shall lose his own soul. age, and hope to spread U.I.S.I.O.M.’s philosophies with me to wher- ever I may venture. I, B. DiVeronica leave to my sister Lori, MY WHEELS, to my brother Steven I leave Lori, a new source of revenue dnd to Kathy O. I leave “The Duck.” I, Diane Mariano leave to this school the thoughts of having another Red-my niece. I, L. Burke leave to my darling brother-the car, to Tina Luke my LB No. 3 posi- tion, to P. C. a dime, to Bernie-our conversations, ana to K. M., K. i-., ana all the gang-have fun. I, J. Aquino leave to Doug Tornatore my rib pads which I borrowed from “Pross” so he doesn’t break his S ?ractice shirt which he already has because he stole it and■ MKG which I would keep, but she’s not mine. I, L. Bell leave my LB No. 2 position to Kathy O’Hara, and All my love to P. C.! I 7« ♦ e?VC a5K ne that 03,1 on a number one team in 75 then to play the 76 season 0-18. I, M. E. VanDusen leave all my 21 ERIC PETER O’HARA Happy arc those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. KAREN LYNN SCHNUR To thine ownself be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not be false to any man. DANIEL MARSH MICHAEL LOVETT CHRISTINE M. FINOCCHIARO The thing that goes towards mak- ing life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. THOMAS CALNAN KYLE GUSTIN MICHAEL T. FINDLAY fondest memories and laughs to my brother David and sister Anne Marie, and hope they have as much fun as I had throughout school I, B. Beale leave to anyone who can do it, the ability to mess around in Mr. Sanderson’s class and get away with it. I, J. LaBarre leave this school 10,000 lbs. of gigi pue. I, A. Malvaso leave one empty and quiet corner in hopes that 3 seniors will keep it as lively as Sharon, Gary, and I. I, B. Lincourt leave to my brother the right to B.S. his way into the library and to Miss Martin the right to kick him out. I, J. Romagnoli leave my brother Bobby the hope that his high school days are filled with determination 10 succeed coin scnolasticaiiy ana atheletically; many thanks to Mr. Gibson for being a fantastic teacher. I, J. Juravich leave Kathy and Gerard their last years here and all the 22 CHERYL ANN YOLTON DOUGLAS A. DOWNER DARYL LEE JONES BARBARA ANN HADYK Being different... is being your- self. STEVEN GRASSO The present moment is of para- mount importance. AUGUSTINE SPARA PATRICK BURGDOFF CHERYL MILLER fun we’ve had with “them” and the secret between me and Ren. I, T. Smith leave Mr. Wilbur the task of finding 2 more seniors whom he can look down to and call “Shorty.” To Mr. Broga, someone else to buy his Chocolate milk! I, D. Watkins leave to my sister Alice and her friends the right to confuse Mr. Wilbur (Shorty) and Mr. Broga (Brog). I leave the right to root for the Dallas Cowboys, no matter what Alice says. I, L. Barley leave my position as LB No. 1 to my Mother, Lynni Weibezhal. Mr. Law my flawless absentee record, Marcia Laidlaw, the hope for another fantastic hockey year and the destiny of volleyball. From my heart my best wishes to girls sports. I, G. Salamone leave Doug Tornatore the hole in Lance’s wall and the muck so that he can go drinking before the Haze dances. I, M. Matina leave my sister Mary Jo all the fun I had skiing at Song Mountain and all the success and 23 CIIILDONNA B. GREANY Modesty and unselfishness-thesc are virtues which men praise and pass by. TERRY W. SMITH RICKY SEITZ CLINTON CASLER STANLEY HILTS MORRIS PERRY DUANE BOYCE fun her four years at High School will be to her. 24 JEANNETTE POPPLE DAVID STAGNITTI MICHAEL WEIBEZAHL BARBARA JEAN HUGHES Love starts when another person’s needs become more important than your own. All of US The usual group is standing in the hall at 7:45 or so. John A., Dave H., Jim C, Mike F., Scott Y., Mike W., Larry A., and Danny M. are discussing the Sports Happenings of the previous day. Not too far down the hall we find Mary Ellen V. and Bob H.-Mark W. is in view with his girl friend also. The Bisha boys are headed for the nurse’s “Comfort Station”. (We can’t tell them apart.) The first bell rings, and in the front door come Jamie B. and Dale J. In the other direction we find Barb D., Lise B., Mary C, and Linda M. trying to make Home Room on time. We all miss Doug D. and wonder how he’s getting up in the Navy. He sure couldn’t get to school on time. Steve G. strolls in around 8:20, along with Lance D. who has just arrived a minute sooner. Bruce C. and Dave N. sleep on the bus and in the tubs during their BOCES plumbing class. Sue V. and Kurt K. head down the hall towards the Science Rooms. Chuck B. says, “Mrs. Rap., I’m here!” Pam Y. graduated in January, so we don’t see her strolling in the halls 25 JOSEPH ARRUDA LAURA JEAN HARVEY Music is your own experience, your thoughts and your wisdom. ROBERT W. MULEORD It is difficult to say who do you the most mischief, enemies with the worst intentions, or friends with the best. JAMES A. CRAWFORD IV JEFFREY L. BROWN Our exchange student from Can- astota left the United States last summer to spend the school year in Australia. At Canastota, Jeff was crowned King of the Junior Prom and was well liked by every- one. We wish Jeff could have graduated with us but next year he will be back in Canastota to complete his senior year with the 1978 graduating class. FREDRIK HERRLANDER Fred has been our exchange stu- dent from Sweden this year. He has added much life to our class while in Canastota. Fred joined ski club and participated in many class activities. We’re glad we got to know Fred and the different aspects of Sweden. We hope he will remember his stay in Canas- tota and treasure the memories that we all shared. anymore. Angie C. is another one of our late arrivers. Jim D. needs a new alarm clock too! Fred M. and Bruce C. didn’t go to the Moose- head this morning either. Jon C. and Joe P. hurry around the halls playing like “Eddie Monaco”. Jim C. is now an all-day student. Louie C. and Jack C. seem to think that they are special and go right on to BOCES (don’t bother with a thing like Home Room). Oh yes, Carol R. is a second Mrs. Rap. for several periods a day. Our “Nurses Jones” (Jo Ann H., Ann R., Debbie O., and Gwen S.) hurry to catch the BOCES bus. Tom C, Pat B., and Wayne C. are on Work Study, so they have permission to sign in late. Gary S. signs in after his clean up duties at “The Pines”. “Hot Rod” Russitano turns the corner on two wheels. Angela M. and Rhonda B. are in pursuit. Marie S. and Janice R. arc the “Gold Dust Twins”. Paul F. and Donna M. stroll down the hall together. Tammy S., Linda G., Debbie W., Patty W., and Lorraine 26 R. stop by the attendance office to talk to Carol. Barb H. and Ken H. are having an “After the Lovin’’ argument. Terry S. and Cheryl M. arrive late, and Terry says that they have had car trouble? Chris M., Cluis F , and Elvira G. await the arrival of Annie R. on the BOCES bus. Bob M. and Pete T. spend more time in the halls than Betty O. does. Fred H. has been a great exchange student! Jim R., Brian R., and Mike W. continue to mimic Mrs. P. Mike M. is practicing blowing bubbles for the upcoming Bubble Gum Contest. Steve S. cavorts in the hall practic- ing his poetry. At 9:00 Joe A. and Bill B. make the Scene. Eric O. and Liz B. can’t decide to “Keep it To- gether’’. Babctte D. decided to come back and graduate with us. Diane C. is so tiny, they can’t even find her in Home Room mornings. Bob B. and Janet C. discuss the previous nights concert. Barb H. looks for John in the hall. Bill L. continues to “Blow Up’’ the Science Department. Karen G. waits by her locker for her “True Love’’ to stroll by. Pat M. continues to look for Mr. W. Jerry B. continues to tell Mrs. Rap. about his mother’s shenani- gans. Clint C. finally gets permission to sign in at 9:00. Duane B. manages to get here, just a little late. Hand- some Sam C. greets “All the Girls’’ as they stroll by. Charlie C. is busier than a “Church Mouse”. Jim E. has a perpetual smile. Rod L. is bound to become a Captain in the Armed Forces. Is Bob M. with us or not? Brenda P., Toni H., and Charlotte W. joined the married folks. Sue L. and Lori P. joined the same club. Don Z. finally got down to three classes a day. Liz B. still carries “the torch” for Brian. Eva B. and Mike L. arc still “Together’ . Kip S. is the best helper that the Opportunity Shop has. Terry Q. looks for Linda. Melody O. and Gail R. have nine periods of Band a day. Mark H. ends the year with a Shop Class. Debbie H. and Cindy B. hurry to Mr. K.’s room. Tami D., Terry N., and Lori B. all monitor the same hall. Bob L. and Bev J. were January Grads. Vic. M., Jim T., and Bob S. save the cider for Mrs. Rap. Donna M. has more excuses for tardiness than you’ve ever heard. Jon N. is here a little more this year. Karen S. and Laura H. are early graduates. Diane M. arrives late when she does make it! Donna G. is our popular gas station attendant. Ann G. has the sweetest voice this side of Heaven. Barb H. finally learned how to handle the switchboard. Lorraine M. and Marty C. will be missed in the Cheering Line- up. Larry D. attends school better than his brother Gary did. Santa needs to bring a new alarm clocks to Mark B., Gerard G., Jo Ann J., Jeanette P., Tim P., Augie S., Vicky S., Ricky S., and Mike T. They can’t seem to get to school on time! Dave S. runs the Taxi for the School Skippers. Don Z. has his breakfast at McDonalds and forgets his English Class 1st period. Roy Z. makes Home Room and that is about it! John V. finally found 1st period Study Hall. John B. signs in at 10:00 and goes to work at 12:00-A short day! Mark B. is going to join the Service and see the world. Ann R. signs in at 11:10-lucky girl! Pat C. is one of the Elementary Helpers. Joan C. can’t wait to leave this place. Steve C. and Jay L. continue to knock the pins dead. Tim K. likes to ride up the Oxbow. Bob H. is our Town of Lenox employee. Daryl J. and Vicki M. miss playing cards in the Lounge. Marcia J. is another of our early Grads. Kyle G. is a Juke Box’s best friend. He spends a fortune. Lisa and Linda M. are our prettiest twins. Dan M. continues to snow-’em-undcr. We haven’t seen much of Star K. the first se- mester. Stan H. and Dave B. are two of our quieter members. Ed B. is Mr. Dimao’s right-hand man. Bruce F. de- cided to take Home Ec. and learn how to cook. Cheryl Y. is one of our Animal Lovers. Kristen C. usually forgot to sign but when she went to rotary. Morris P. is a great help at his Dad's Bakery in Syracuse. Sam R. continues to “love ’em and leave ’em”. Carol R., are you here? John R., couldn’t hack BOCES this year. Joe R. seemed to be needed at Ira’s quite often. Jeff T. is our best School Attender! Mark T. is now officially on Work Study. Darla S. has solved most of her problems. I guess that takes care of “All of US”. Top Ten Valedictorian Terrence Quain Salutatorian Carol Roberts Joan Cerio Steve Spencer Karen Gustafson Lorraine Rogers James Thornabcnc Elizabeth Bell Deborah Watkins Michael Matina Regents Scholarships 1st Row: M. Matina, J. Ramsdell, T. Quain, S. Grasso, E. Busck 2nd Row: L. Bell, D. Oxendine, J. Crawford, V. Markle, L. Rogers, C. Roberts 28 Senior Class Officers S. Spencer (president), M. Carswell (v. president), J. Romagnoli (secretary), P. Farfaglia (treasurer) Advisors: Mr. Wilbur, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Besl, Mr. Sweeny, Ms. Caryl, Mr. Eppolito Flower-carnation Colors-green and gold Motto—Happiness has little meaning when held in your hand but let it go and see how precious it really is. Boys Girls State 1st Row: S. Spencer, F. Meyers 2nd Row: B. Beale, J. Romagnoli 29 DECORATIONS Dream on ... Junior Prom May 15, 1976 KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES BARB IRONING BACKDROP PETE GARY ZMJM 07 MS Zhink of me when you need a friend And you find you want to share Some special dream or secret thought With someone who will care . . . Zhink of me when you’re feeling blue And you need a word of cheer Or you’ve had a problem on your mind Zhat you wish someone would hear . . . Zhink of me when you’ve just been blessed With the richest joys you’ve had Jt could only bring more happiness Zo know someone was glad . . . Zhink of me as the days go by And remember as you do ] our thoughts will all be greeted by My own warm thoughts of you! Doris Jaulhaber Board of Education Mr. James Caldwell, Mr. William Sullivan, Mr. Wallace Sharpe, Mr. Pat Murphy, Mrs. Evelyn Fiore, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Mrs. Rachel Farfaglia, Mrs. Katherine Clarke Superintendent Mr. Thomas Mitchell Assistant Superintendent Mr. William Sullivan 34 Director of Instruction Assistant Principal Principal Mrs. Astrakhan English Mrs. Peterson Business Mr. King Social Studies Mr. Sweeney Industrial Arts Mr. Borgognoni Phys. Ed. Miss Dixon English Miss Laidlaw Phys. Ed. Mr. Wilbur Science Mrs. Grossman Business Mr. Astrachan Math Mr. Schnur Science Mr. Cheney Industrial Arts To Teach and be Taught To Give and Take- An Inspiration The Teacher. .. Mr. Bcsl Art Mrs. Bcnenati Secretary Mr. Keefe Music Ms. Cary II Mr. Sanderson Mr. James English Business English Miss Martin Mrs. Cook Librarians Mrs. Rapasadi Mr. Nowakowski Mrs. Wilsey Attendance Math Social Studies 39 Mrs. Fischer English Mrs. Fratini Secretary Mr. Shreve Phys. Ed. Mrs. Wright Business 40 Mrs. Raushi Nurse Mr. Fischer English Mr. Kilpatrick Phys. Ed. Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it. Mr. Cooke Guidance Mrs. Salmone Secretary Mrs. Perretta English Mr. Moore Math Mr. Moses Driver Ed. 41 Class Officers Freshmen A. Caron, N. Guy, J. Hood, R. Hastings Flower-red rose Colors—maroon and gold Motto—Pain makes man think, thought makes man wise, wisdom makes life endurable. Junior Flower—white rose Colors-black and silver Motto-There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do, once you find them. Sophomore L. Finocchiaro, T. Giufre, H. Mason, B. Finocchiaro C. Tornatore, L. Weibezahl, L. Prosser, D. Tornatore Flower—violet Colors—scarlet and gold Motto-We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools. A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness blow the rest way. —Arabian Proverb Row 1: Di George, Anthony, Bcnis- hack, Timmler, Arnold, Bargbos, Ba- silio, Allen, Cox. Row 2: Crosby, Di- mao, Burgdoff, Ali, Berger, Burgion, Cordell, Cesario. Row 3: Davis, Bu- sek, Danesi, Defazio, Cook, DeFran- sisco, Bargabos, Chase, DeGeorge. Class of 1978 Row 1: Hoyt, Keane, Lucarelli, Du- pre, Gould, Giufre, Jones, Juravich, Hughes, Maccarone. Row 2: Dyous, Finnocchiaro, Guy, Farrar, Gagen, Hall, Hogan, Fuime, Cavallo, Haw- kins, Row 3: Lockerby, Hoffmister, Kinslow, Eppolito, Dupre, Lowe, Howard, Eisenhut, Flinn, Kilts. Row 4: Harvey, Dickinson, Fie, Fratini, Hienz, Lovisa, Duffy. 46 Row 1: Minch, Raymond, Rainwater, Muir, Parsons, Massarotti, O’Hara, Powers, Oster. Row 2: LoMonaco, Reeder, Rhodes, Palmer, Miller, Phaneuf, Pratt, Rose, Rhodes. Row 3: Rogers, Miller, Olden, Relyea, Rinauto, Pratt, Polumbi, Pulverenti, Rapasadi. Row 1: Dunning, Tracy, Griffin, Sgroi, Sgroi, Todara, Rapasadi, Tucci, Peters, Weibezahl, Sterne. Row 2: Relyea, Mith, Wimmer, Somers, Mur- phy, Strong, Prosser, Taylor, Weeks, Rapasadi, Tornatore. Row 3: Stag- nitti, Grago, Moore, Weimer, Russi- tano, Wales, Worden, Tornatore, Wright, Shields. Row 4: Mitchell, Tifft, Mitchell, Tornatore, DiGeorge, Shetler 47 Row 1: Burlarley, Albanese, Cerio, Clark, Borgononi, Bisha, Chapman, Backus, Degroat, Allen. Row 2: Cas- hel, Conley, Carrier, Collins, Beulac, Cercsia, Cretaro, Bennet, Cappola, Albrandy, Clemens. Row 3: Crowel, Chesebro, Alley, Chaires, Backus, Aquino, Ackerman, Ball, Albanese. Row 4: Busak, Case Carpenter, Cap- pilati, Buttino, Caron, Cast: % ■ Class of 1979 Row 1: Kinslow, Gagen, Finn, Felker, Greene, Kick, Hart, LaClair, Hicks, Hughes, Hicks. Row 2: Fiore, Giufre, Hood, Ezzo, Finocchiaro, DiVeronica, Galavotti, James. Row 3: LaClair, l inn, Harvey, Fabrizi, Epperson, Hopkins, Fresina, Finocchiaro, Galavotti, Keck, Knox. 48 Row 1: Rapasadi, Laureti, Mulford, Romagnoli, Ramsdcll, Milmoc, Les- sard, Meunch, LoMonaco, O’Hara. Row 2: Nobel, Lockerby, Relyea, Michell, Palamorow, Lovett, Michell, Liebowitz, Moore. Row 3: Rauchi, Fusillio, Rinaldo, Lincourt, Phillips, Olden, Mariano, Sorbello, Raush. Row 1: Snyder, Wright, Somers, Will- iams, Griffin, Raymond, Worden, Yor- ton, Toma tore, Witchley, Schenck, Tornatore. Row 2: Simmons, Winters, Virgil, Verno, Santonc, Sorrell, Blank, Vecchio, Spadtcr, Albanese, Watkins. Row 3: Wickham, Worden, VanDusen, Wilson, Whitehead, Snyder, Verno, Schnur. 49 Row 1: Grinnell, Cokus, DiToma, Bar- gabos, Boffardi, Beale, Cook, Buyue, Dilmen, Bayne, Dailey. Row 2: Caron, Burgdof, Defcndorf, Cashel, Duncan, Collier, Catalano, Albanese, Casler, Chariton, Buyue, Bigelow, Dalene, Row 3: Dyer, Bargabos, Dupre, Al- banese, Bargabos, Deval, Dunning, Bisha, Adimo, D’Amico, Brown, Car- on. Row 1: Jones, Hadyk, Hook, Frier, Johnson, Jaquin, Galavotti, Finn, Ely, Hastings, Gustafson, Row 2: Kirk, Farfaglia, Hogan, Guy, Farn- ach, Fresina, Islas, Eisenhut, Gleason, Frink, Ellsworth. Row 3: Glen, Link, Jaqin, Grassman, Garcia, Kean Hol- dridge, Lovett, Fusillo, Keck. Row 4: Fresina, King, Guy, Hillicker, Hood, Hazen, Hart, Hart, Herb. 50 Row 1: Pavone, Ostrander, Rutan, Omil- enowich, O’Hara, Russitano, Oster, Pino, Rashford, Miller. Row 2: Russitano, Rel- yea, Marsh, Seacles, Perry, Messinger, Redmond, Musacchio, Seaton, Milmoe, Mulford. Row 3: Nestved, Rickets, Rap- asadi, Mancinie, Morrow, Paone, Pelyea, Pexton, Maison, Russitano, Mussacchio, Palmer. ■- Row 1: Stewart, Whitehead, Smith, Stem, Tork, Virgil, Sgarlata, Tifft, Tuttle, Stokes. Row 2: Tobin, Taber, Wade, Worden, Wickens, Schoon- maker, Snyder, Wimmer, Smith, Sny- der, Wesowski, Warner. Row 3: Yor- ton, Tornatore, Tyler, Soper, Warner, VanDuesen, Weimer, Whipple, Smith, Surrette, Smith. 51 jJUSZ KSMSMMK OZMSKS CMS When troubles come, the best of us So very often f ind Jt’s hard to fight the loneliness And keep our peace of mind . . . Zhe skies that once looked bright and blue All seem a cloudy gray— Zhat wondrous thing called happiness Sprouts wings and flies away . . . the little joys that pleased us so Are pleasing us no more, We feel that nothing specially nice Could knock at our front door . . . Jf only we would look around, dor then we’d surely see Zhat others wish to understand And offer sympathy . . . Why, every suffering we endure Mas many counterparts dor sadness plays no favorites— Jt troubles many hearts . . . And only through our deep resolve Zo comfort one another Will we be given strength and hope drom one day to the other . . . So when it seems some special trial Js very hard to bear Cet’s find a ray of sunshine By remembering—others care! Doris daulhaber 1st Row: D. Tifft, D. Niles, T. Guy, B. Lincourt, J. Coleman, D. Tornatore, T. Riley 2nd Row: D. Downer, J. Aquino, J. Rinaldo, Coach Masucci, Coach Shreve, Coach Pino, S. Youngkrans, V. Marchctti, C Cole, T. Prosser 3rd Row: Trainer J. Jointer, S. Cesario, M. Findley, L. Dumigan, J. Lincourt, D. Ackerman, J. Rinaunto, D. Williams, A. Eisenhut 4th Row: M. Wickers, P. Wales, R. Tormatore, B. Olden, D. Marsh, F. DiGcorgc Fall Sports Varsity Football Canstotoa football has always carried on a fine tradition for winning and this year was no exception. The Red Raiders under the leadership of Coach James Shreve posted a 44 overall record and a 4-2 record in league play. Losses came only to league champions Cazenovia and an always tough Onieda team. The Red Raiders started their season with a win over V. V. S. but the high point of the season came with an exceptional victory over Chit- tenango. There were two new happenings this year. Clinton was new comer to the league and the Raiders played all their games away due to con- struction. The team with its great senior leadership and school support finished a respectful second in the Tri-Valley League. Congratulations men! 54 J.V. Football 1st Row: B. Finocchiaro, H. Mason, M. Finn, J. Cesario, L. Farrara, T. Brown, B. Worden, R. Schnur, M. Galavotti 2nd Row: Coach B. Pestell, J. Malboff, R. Palmer, J. Mitchell, J. Sorbello, M. Macarone, D. Case, M. Sgarlata, Coach B. Law 3rd Row: R. Crosby, S. Rinaldo, P. Mitchell, M. Palmara, J. Backus, S. Kinslow, B. Relyea, B. Cumber, P. Phillips 4th Row: D. Rouse, M. Buttino, J. Mitchell, P. Cheseboro, D. LaClair Freshmen Football 1st Row: J. Gustafson, S. Parson, M. Smith, J. Whitehead, T. Passante, L. Zupan, R. Palmer, M. Campbell, J. Janosek, B. Grinnell 2nd Row: D. Relyea, G. Maison, C. Russitano, S. Frcsina, D. Cook, Manager B. Cass, Coach Cass, Coach Tornatore, M. Dyer, J. Kick, M. Mancini 3rd Row: M. Rapasadi, S. D’Amico, M. Tornatore, S. Herb, B. Caron, L. Malboulf, D. Bargabos, J. Roberts, T. Hogan, J. Rodein, D. Maxwell, 4th Row: B. Yorton, B. Smith, M. Picciano, M. Albancse 56 Cheerleaders Varsity 1st Row: D. Mariano, D. Davis, A. Powers 2nd Row: T. Oster, K. Todora, M.K. Giufre 3rd Row: M. Carswell, L Marchetti, B. O’Hara, J. Hall, S. Tucci J.V. 1st Row: V. Parsons 2nd Row: M. Borgognoni, L. Hood, K. Tracy, L DiVeronica, J. Albanese Freshmen 1st Row: R. Russitano, M. Crawford 2nd Row: J. Farnach, A. Caron, L. Snyder, K. Palmer, J. Hood, M. Catalano, E. Edseli, 3rd Row: J. Oster, M.J. Matina, E. Rutan 57 Field Hockey 1st Row: D. Cokus, V. Markle, B. Hadyk, S. Verno, B. Hughes, L. Burke, L. Bell, L. Barley, K. O’Hara 2nd Row: C. Collins, E. O’Hara, T. Lucar- elli, D. Dupre, G. Massarotti, K. Milmoe, L. Markle, C. Keane, L. Smith, L. Smith, L. Weiberzahl 3rd Row: M. Allen, K. Farfaglia, C. Chariton, L. Santonc, J. Ramsdcll, M. Milmoe, V. Morgan, Coach M. Laidlaw The CHS girls field hockey squad enjoyed its finest season ever in posting a perfect 7-0 record to capture the Tri-Valley League champ- ionship. Both CHS and arch rival Oneida were unbeaten going into the final game, with Oneida holding all previous opponents scoreless. The Raiders proved why they were No. 1 in offense in ripping the Indians 3-0 and playing tough defense. The Raiders possessed three first team all-stars in juniors Edie O’Hara, Tina Lucarelli and Sue Verno. Edie was the League’s leading scorer, followed by teammate Tina “Luke”. Sue was the mainstay on the Raider defense that helped the Raiders post several shutouts. Lise Barley and Lori Burke were each recognised as honorable mention all-stars. For the second straight year the Raiders qualified for sectionals, only to bow to Fayetteville-Manlius in the first round, 0-0, losing on pentration time. It is noteworthy that CHS concluded the season with a 12-0-2 over- all record, the second best record in section 3, only second to Class A power Auburn. 58 Soccer 1st Row: P. Todora, B. Mulford, J. Crawford, K. Gustin 2nd Row: T. Quain, M. Matina, K. Kohles, E. O’Hara, S. Spencer, M. Burgess 3rd Row: A. Verno, Coach L. Moore, B. Cook, N. Cappoletti, S. Mulford, M. Kilts, J. Burke, D. Fie, M. Nobel, C. Tornatore, C. DeFazio, P. DeFrancisco Girls Tennis 1st Row: P. Clark, G. Ezzo, L. Kinslow 2nd Row: Coach D. Wilbur, T. Smith, L. Greene, C. Roberts, Coach A. Broga 3rd Row: S. Craft, B. Tornatore, D. Wickcns, P. Mulford, B. Cokus Cross Country 1st Row: J. Boffardi, Coach J. King, E. Allen 2nd Row: T. DeVaul, A. Allen, M. Bargabos 59 1st Row: M. Bargabos, F. Allen, T. Passantc, L. Zupan, L. Alibrandi, J. Duffy, B. Finocchiaro 2nd Row: L. Farrar, T. Jones, B. Beale, J. Rinauto, S. Reeder, V. Marchetti, S. Youngkrans, Coach B. Beale Winter Sports Varsity Wrestling This year’s wrestling team has hopes of be- coming Tri-Valley League Champions. It is a year for rebuilding as these were only five men returning from last year’s varsity. Larry Alibrandi, Vic Marchetti, and Scott Young- krans were elected captains of the team coached by Mr. Bob Beale and assisted by Mr. Tim Yorton. 60 J.V. Wrestling i---.--1 1st Row: M. Jones, J. Bargabos, S. Mulford, B. Beale, B. Person, A. Allen, J. Mitchell, T. Brown, B. Yorton, B. Gleason 2nd Row: M. Markle, J. Gustafson, D. Zupan, B. Fesenger, H. Mason, D. Bargabos, M. Rapasadi, D. Hartley, J. Backus, Coach T. Yorton 3rd Row: S. Herb, M. Harvey, D. Cook, G. Strong, S. D'Amico, M. Rapasadi, R. Bargabos, M. Maccarone 62 Volleyball Varsity This year’s girls varsity volleyball team doesn’t have a single member left from last year’s Tri-Valley League Championship team. The twelve members of this year’s var- sity team are Kathy O’Hara, Lori Finocchiaro, Theresa Zupan, Alice Watkins, Jackie Hall, Lori Burke, Lise Barley, Barb Hughes, Lorraine Marchetti, Carol Roberts, Barb DiVeronica, and Sue Verno. This season’s league record was 5-2. Their overall record is 9-5 with five games left to go. The team has qualified for sectionals and should do well now that Coach Laidlaw has her starting team set. 1st Row: L. Burke, B. Hughes, B. DiVeronica, S. Verno, L. Marchetti, C. Roberts, L. Barley 2nd Row: L. Finocchiaro, K. O’Hara, T. Zupan, A. Watkins, Coach M. Laidlaw 1st Row: V. Hopsickcr, A. Powers, C. LoMonaco, L. Bell, L. Santone, K. Milmoe 2nd Row: L. Rogers, R. Taber, L. Hood, L. Prosser, M. Taber, A. Milmoe, Coach M. Laidlaw 63 Varsity Basketball 1st Row: A. Dyous, S. Cesario, D. Hartley, J. Aquino, J. Coleman, S. Tornatore 2nd Row: P. Todora, B. Olden, P. Farfaglia, M. Howard, C. Cole, J. Borgognoni, Coach J. Dimao The 1976-1977 Basketball team was led by returning starters Dave Hartley and John Aquino. They, along with Sam Cesario are the three captians and are looking forward to a very exciting season. Coach Dimao is in a rebuilding process and is hoping to improve on last year’s humiliating record. It won’t be easy to again have a championship team but we are confident that the Raider spirit will prevail. The eight seniors that will be missed next year are John Aquino, Dave Hartley, Sam Cesario, Jim Coleman, Paul Farfaglia, Pete Todora, Charlie Cole, and Jake Borgognoni. This will put the weight of the job on the shoulders of Mike Howard, Brett Olden, Alvin Dyous and Steve Tornatore. 64 J.V. Basketball 1st Row: R. Schnur, P. Alibrandi, T. Al- banese 2nd Row: J. Malbouf, D. Snyder, S. Raushi, M. Galavotti, C. Fratini 3rd Row: Coach R. Glazier, A. Verno, P. Phillips, J. Lincourt, D. Fie, A. Eisenhut Freshmen Basketball 1st Row: R. Hastings, J. Whitehead, B. Cole 2nd Row: M. Soper, A. Crawford, B. Caron, D. Relyea, G. Maison, W. Mowers 3rd Row: J. Irving, J. Roden, Coach L. Moore, M. Mancini, D. Palmer 66 Cheerleaders Varsity 1st Row: D. Davis 2nd Row: T. Oster, J. Hall, M. Carswell, L. Marchetti, C. Rapasadi 3rd Row: A. Powers, K. Todora, S. Tucci, M.K. Giutre Freshmen 1st Row: R. Russitano, J. Oster 2nd Row: K. Palmer, J. Farnach, A. Caron, M. Catalano, L. Sny- der, M. Crawford, M.J. Matina 3rd Row: E. Edsel, J. Hood, E. Rutan 67 Girls Basketball Varsity 1st Row: L. Burke, B. O’Hara 2nd Row: Coach B. Snyder, L. Barley, A. Rapasadi J.V. 1st Row: C. Keane, E. O’Hara, A. Wat- kins 2nd Row: L. Kinslow, J. Dimao, Coach B. Snyder 68 Bowling Boys Varsity 1st Row: B. Chandler, B. Relyea, Coach H. Astra- chan, J. LaBarre, F. Meyers 2nd Row: B. Cook, C. DeFazio, R. Bourgoin, P. Cook, B. Keck, B. Chase J.V. 1st Row: M. Buttino, D. Chaires, Coach H. Astra- chan, S. Chaires 2nd Row: J. Rapasadi, B. Smith, R. Musacchio, J. Mengucci Girls 1st Row: C. Lupica, S. Albancsc 2nd Row: T. Smith, P. Wells, D. Musacchio, C. Mengucci, C. Finocchiaro, B. Hadyk 3rd Row: C. Licbo- witz, D. Salamino, Coach D. Pratt, T. Tift, B. Bouyea 69 Varsity Tennis 1st Row: M. Fresina, A. Craw- ford, J. Burke 2nd Row: M. Matina, T. Quain, J. Powers, R. Schuster, E. O’Hara 3rd Row: Coach D. Wilbur, J. Crawford, J. Ramsdcll, B. Knox, Coach A. Broga Spring Sports Softball 70 1st Row: A. Watkins, C. Keane, L. Burke, L. Santone, E. O’Hara 2nd Row: L. Smith, P. Clark, V. Hopsicker, Coach B. Snyder Golf 1st Row: F. Meyers, B. Beale, K. Kohles, P. Farfaglia 2nd Row: Coach R. Beale, S. Kinslow, D. Snyder, B. Beale Boys The golf team had a good sea- son. Their record was 10-4 in the league, but they had a shot at the title all the way up until the end. They were lead by their captain Bunky Kentncr. The first man was Kurt Kohles. The second man was Bunky Kentncr, followed by Bob Beale and Jeff Mitchell. Then there was Brian Beale and Steve Kinslow. The team and coach Beale are looking forward to a good season this spring. Girls 1st Row: L. Mulford, E. Conley, S. Vemo, L. Kinslow 2nd Row: M. Sgroi, J. Romag- noli, K. Conley, Coach S. Torna tore The Canastota Girls Varsity Golf Team coached by Sam Tornatore had another fan- tastic season last year. They clinched the Tri-Valley League Title for the second straight year. Canastota placed three of the starting five girls on the Tri-Valley League All-star list: they were Barb Beale, Sue Verno and Barb Emmi. Not only did the girls take the league, they set another record when they had sub-50 rounds in match play opposing R.F.A. With last year’s graduating class went two of the five starting players. The number one girl. Barb Beale and the number three girl, Barb Emmi, the team will suffer with the loss of these two girls but they will come through to give Coach Torna- tore another Championship season this spring. 71 Track srn Spring Indoor 1st Row: B. Miller, A. Dyous, R. Schnur, M. Howard 2nd Row: L. Dumigan, V. Marchetti, S. Youngkrans, T. Prosser, C. Cole 3rd Row: Coach J. King, D. Will- iams, B. Olden, D. Harvey, J. Backus, T. DeVaul, Coach A. Pino ASTPwf Girls 1st Row: D. Mariano, Coach M. Laidlaw, L. Barley 2nd Row: T. Lucarelli, G. Ezzo, K. Milmoe, B. Tornatorc, A. Pow- ers, M. Milmoe, R. Taber 72 Baseball 1st Row: P. Todora, J. Borgognoni, J. Coleman, J. Tornabenc, J. Aquino 2nd Row: D. Tifft, Coach R. Borgognoni, D. Torna tore Varsity The 1 977 Varsity baseball team will be looking to improve on last year’s me- diocre season. Under coach Bob Borgo- gnoni, the Raiders compiled a 6-8 league record while finishing 9-1 2 overall. Returning to form the nucleus of the team will be six lettermen, five seniors and a junior. Those seniors being Jim Tornabenc, John Aquino, John Borgo- gnoni, Jim Coleman and Pete Todora. The lone junior returnee being Dale Tifft. Also, Dave Niles and Chip I ratini up from the J.V. should help bolster the team. The season of 1976 provided many exciting moments and if it hadn’t been for a couple of tough last inning loses, Canastota might have had another Tri- Valley League title. The year of 1977 should be a good one and the Canastota Red Raider Varsity Baseball team has high hopes of finishing near the top, if not on top. J.V. 1st Row: F. Somers, M. Kilts, S. Tomatore, C. DeFazio, B. Cook, M. Bargabos 2nd Row: C. Fratini, D. Niles, B. Lin court, G. Salamone, S. Chaires 73 Senior Hotdogs Most Likely to Succeed Lorraine Rogers and Terry Ouain Tallest Smallest Dave Hartley, Jim Emert, Tami Davis, and Diane Cokus Class Clowns 74 Betty O’Hara and Bruce 1 csscngcr, assisted by: Doug Wilbur Most School Spirit 75 Donna Mariano, Bob Beale, and Lorraine Marchetti Personality Plus Janice Romagnoli and Steve Spencer Biggest Flirts 76 Jim Coleman and Barb Hughes Friendliest 77 Vic Marchctti and Lori Burke dcbbic janet 80 jamce cheryl debbie brucc maryellen r •) john marie chuck jcannctte joann diane lorraine � ■ jerry dcnnis charlic joann da ve don vicki dave joy js a mem axe you My good luck, was meeting you. Jt’s sometimes hard to describe a driend (each one's different), you're easy—someone fun to be with because the old days and the new days are all made brighter by a friend like you. Mow good it is that J can drop in unexpectedly when you’re in the middle of a thousand thoughts and you always have time to stop, to make me welcome, to care J’oe come and if you stop by, a so-so day becomes a super day. Somehow laughter comes easy when we talk, and cares oanish in the remembering of good times together. Jt seems we met just yesterday but that J’ve always known you that we’ve always been friends and like the forget-me-nots J’ll remember you always. Advisors-Mrs. Amolia Grossman, Miss Pat Dixon, Miss Helen Martin Yearbook 1977 Editors-1st Row: Chris Einocchiaro (typing), Linda Mulford (co-editor) 2nd Row: Eva Busck (co-editor), Lori Burke (layout), Donna Mariano (literary) 3rd Row: Kurt Kohlcs (sports), Paul Farfaglia (sports), Joe Powers (photography) Contributors-1st Row: Carol Roberts, Tami Davis 2nd Row: Liz Bell, Kirsten, Janice Romagnoli To All Interested: The yearbook is supposedly an enjoyable class project, but it somehow turned into a hectic task of very few. On Moving Up Night 1976, many people were given pleasure by being granted a position towards OUR 1977 yearbook. Everyone seemed quite thrilled with their new title but few people lived up to the responsi- bilities that went with that title. Now that this book is completed I hope no one has any ill feelings over the fact that not many people participated in putting our book together. It is the job of the individual editors to get their staff together. If the editor doesn’t get his or her staff together, then no one gets involved. I hope that the majority of people love this book as much as I do. We tried dif- ferent things-some of them you will like, some you won’t. You can’t imagine the job of capturing memories and attempting to put them down on paper. Impossi- bility seems to set in. I’d like to thank Carol Roberts and Donna Mariano for the extra time they put in. Without them the job probably would have been unbearable. A word to the wise: Better late than never is a lie. 100 Linda Mulford Co-editor Science Club 1st Row: Mr. A. Broga, D. Tornatorc, B. Lincourt, T. Quain, J. Romagnoli, L. Mulford, L. Bell, E. O’Hara, C. Lessard, D. Hawkins, Mr. M. Schnur, 2nd Row: P. Clark, L. Lomonaco, B. Tornatore, S. Wimmer, K. Gustafson, J. Cerio, L. Weibezahl, C. Mengucci, F. Meyers, K. Kohles, 3rd Row: J. Ramsdell, L. Romagnoli, F. Coppola, R. Schnur, N. Cappaletti, J. Lincourt, N. Janosik, J. Cockran, M. Milmoe, 4th Row: B. Hicks, M. Matina, J. Crawford, P. Todora, P. DeFrancisco, J. Ramsdell, S. Spencer, C. Berry, Student Volunteers 1st Row: L. Bergen, B. Anthony, C. Townsend, R. Relyea, 2nd Row: Ms. Carll, D. Burgdoff, M. Hold- ridge, K. Schoonmaker, L. Marklc, 101 Ski Club 1st Row: L. Mulford, K. Conley, L. Bell, E. O’Hara, T. Quain, F. Herrlandcr, M. Matina, M. Wickens, J. Crawford, L. Dumigan, 2nd Row: C. Men- gucci, S. Craft, R. Lincourt, R. Russitano, J. Ostcr, B. Pavone, P. Mulford, R. Russitano, V. Warden, N. DiGeorge, M. Carswell, L. DiVeronica, S. Tucci, 3rd Row: S. 1 resina, P. DeFrancisco, G. Laureti, M. Harvey, M. Mariano, P. Weust, V. Basilio, M. Crawford, M. Matina, P. Duffy, J. Aquino, P. Russitano, Mr. C. Matina, 4th Row: J. Hcnitz, W. Barley, J. Dimao, L. Cerasia, R. Gustafson, L. Romagnoli, L. LoMonaco, K. Tracy, J. Aquino, E. Conley, J. Rapasadi, Spanish Club 1st Row: D. I ie, Mrs. Smith, M. Rogers, 2nd Row: M. Minch, M. Danesi, T. Whimmer, M. Kilts, M. Smith, 102 Audio— Visual Corps 1st Row: J. Mcngucci, J. Bargabos, 2nd Row: G. Wright, R. Murphy Student Government 1st Row: S. Frier, J. Mcngucci, B. Cook, C. Finocchiaro, T. Tift, C. Tornatore 2nd Row: B. Hicks, B. Tornatore, G. Wright, J. Miller, L. Rose, S. Fresina, R. Schnur, 3rd Row: A. Verno, J. Lincourt, E. Galovotti, D. Jones, T. Finn, N. Cappoletti 103 Cheerleading Association 1st Row: B. O’Hara, S. Tucci, MK. Giufre, A. Powers. L. iMarchetti, M. Carswell, 2nd Row: E. Rutan, J. Di- mao, K. Tracy, J. Albancse, L. Hood, V. Parsons, M. Catalano 3rd Row: A. Caron, R. Russitano, T. Oster, J. Hood, K. Palmer, M. Crawford, L. Snyder, MJ. Matina, Future Business Leaders 1st Row: T. Allen, S. Sorrell, P. Cerio, K. Galovotti, 2nd Row: A. Malvaso, R. Babowicz, D. Sharlett, T. Vcrno, Mrs. Grossman, 104 Greater Lenox Ambulance Service 1st Row: P. McKaragen, G. Wright, 2nd Row: Mr. Schnur, S. Wimmer 3rd Row: K. Allen, J. Miller, M. Burgess, Z-Club 1st Row: J. Cerio, A. Garafalo, B. Hadyk, Miss. Martin, 2nd Row: B. Hicks, L. Rogers, D. Watkins, L. Kick, 105 National Honor Society 1st Row: L. Islas, T. Finn, J. Mengucci, T. Tift, C. Finocchiaro, L. Bell, E. O’Hara, M. Matina, T. Quain, 2nd Row: V. Markle, C. Lessard, B. Toma- tore, G. Wright, J. Miller, S. Fresina, S. Frier, J. Hood, 3rd Row: N. Cappoletti, R. Schnur, K. Gustafson, J. Cerio, C. Chariton, C. Keane, 4th Row: T. Ostcr, C. LoMonaco, D. Mancini, P. Del rancisco, D. Snyder, 5th Row: C. Tomatore, B. Cook, L. Rose, L. Weibezahl, C. Pino, B. Buyea, K. Far- faglia, 6th Row: J. Ramsdell, P. Clark, V. Hopsickcr, M. Milmoe, Area All-State Choir and Band 1st Row: J. Miller, G. Wright, B. Tornatore, 2nd Row: S. Craft, A. Gustin, 106 Literary 1st Row: L. Rose, C. Lcssard, 2nd Row: V. Mar- klc, D. Oxendine, Tri-Pine Journal 1st Row: V. Markle, L. Weibezahl, D. Fie, B. Cook, 2nd Row: G. Wright, T. Finn, R. Murphy, L. Kick, 107 Marching Band 1st Row: C. Iaylor, J. Long, J. Link, J. Bargabos, D. Cass, J. Warden, K. Lhlers, S. Frier, M. Nobel, L. Jaequin, S. Rankins, G. Wright, T. Jacquin, S. Stagnetti, B. Frier, J. Stagnetti, 2nd Row: M. Pino, C. Wright, S. Smith. D. Mulford, P. Quain, M. Wimmcr, B. Mengucci, D. Blcncowe, L. Rclyea, T. Relyca, T. Pattcrclli, L. Nobel, B. Yorton, 3rd Row: T. Tift, C. Hazen, P. Smith, M. Pexton, B. Buyea, A. Harvey, K. Burnham, C. DcShaw, M. Matina, B. Harvey, R. Lincourt, R. Torrcy, J. Ccrio, 4th Row: C Mengucci, S. Chaircs, K. Dillman, S. Fresina, G. Rash ford, J. Mengucci, D. Pow ers, J. Miller, M. Link, T. Carpenter, L. LoMonaco, J. Felker, A. Milmoe, 5th Row: T. l-inn, J. LaBarre, T. Jones, G. Wright, H. Palmer, M. Ogden, F. Herrlandcr, N. Phillips, A. Williams Colorguard 1st Row: L. Hart, M. Wimmer, E. Galavotti, C. Lessard, B. Tork, Majorettes Rifles 1st Row: L. Leibi, E. Eisenhut, K. Palmer, 2nd Row: S. Hazen, J. Galavotti, I. McClcan, N. Phillips, M. Cata- lano, L. Timmlcr, C. Stagnetti, Field Commanders 1st Row: Dennis Jones, Chris Mengucci, 109 High School Band 1st Row: F. Herrlandcr, M. Odgen, H. Palmer, 2nd Row: MK. Pino, B. Buyea, P. Mulford, T. Jacquin, G. Wright, G. Rashford, C. Chariton, 3rd Row: S. Fresina, M. Catalano, M. Dancsi, C. Mengucci, M. Bigelow, C. Hazcn, C. Lcssard, J. Miller, 4th Row: M. Pexton, L. Romagnoli, B. Torna- torc, T. Finn, T. Tift, D. Jones T. Jones, G. Wright, 5th Row: L. Harvey, J. Mengucci, J. LaBarrc, Mr. Busch, S. Chaircs, J. Bargabos, Computer Club 1st Row: B. Cook, G. Wright, G. Wright, B. Hicks, 2nd Row: T. Finn, M. Mancini, T. Dc- Vaul, T. Tift 110 Air Force Junior ROTC COLONEL Jack Crawford In cooperation with the United States Air Force, BOCES and the Canastota Central School, the Jr. ROTC program had been established. Students are taught leadership, military studies, drill and citizenship. Through the enthusiastic recruit- ing of Colonel Crawford and Sergeant Bussey, the program is a large one. There is a great deal of pride in the ranks. Senior Members Of ROTC 1st Lieutenant Sam Reeder-Commander Staff Sergeant Mark Burgess-1st Sergeant 2nd Lieutenant Pat Closson-Finance Officer 2nd Lieutenant John VanLarre-Drill Commander 2nd Lieutenant Mike Howard-Flight Officer Darla Spara-Airman Daryl Jones Dave Bishop Rodney Lindley Pat McKaragen Chidonna Greany SERGEANT Tom Bussey Class Session 111 Cast Aunt Em-Karen Rhodes Joe, A farm hand-Chris Shetler Uncle Henry-Dale Hawkins Dorothy Gale-Mary Pexton Munchkin Mayor-Terry Peters Munchkin Farmer-Bob Pexton Sorceress of the North Brenda Buyea Wicked Witch of the West-Donna Mulford Scarecrow-Mark Burgess Tin Woodman-Randy Murphy Cowardly Lion-Nathan Phillips Private-Richard Schnur Gcncrals-Jim Aquino, Chris Shetler, Tim Stern, John Warner, Bob Pexton, Willy Epperson Old Lady-Laura Islas Lord Growlie-Tom l inn Gloria, his daughter-Shari Craft Oz’s Boice-Tim Stern Wizard of Oz-Willy Epperson Witches-Mary Milmoe, Mary Lynn Bigelow, Lori Rose, Colette Les- sard Tibia-John Warner Chorus Kim Ehlers, Rosemary Lincourt, Lori Rose, Beth Harvey, Debbie Islas, Tim Stern, Tracy Tifft, Sue Fresina, Brenda Frier, Sherrie Frier, Amanda Williams, Lisa Noble, Caren Cesarina, Sandy Wilson, Cindy Wright, Kathy Glen, Teri Miller, Darlene Diefendorf, Debbie Smith, Michelle Link, Mi- chelle Muench, Eileen Eisenhut, Colette Lessard, Brenda Buyea, Mary Kay Pino, Pam DiGeorge, John Warner, Joanne Simmons, Keith Haas, Debbie Cass, Tracey Carpenter, Lori Torrey, Lola Casler, Beth Finn, Jackie Buyea, Ivy McLain Pit Orchestra Flutes Karen Gustafson Barb Hicks Julie Miller Ann Harvey Kim Burnham Trumpets Dan Powers Rich Torrey Dave Snyder Mary Danesi Gary Laureti Percussion John Mengucci Jeff Bargabos Clarinets Piano Betsy Yorton Carla DeShaw Kathy Warner Sharon Rankins Melodic Ogden Bass Tammy Harrington Mr. Peter Hartmann Horns Mary Crawford Linda Romagnoli Oboe Gail Wright Trombones Dennis Jones Joe Powers Munchkins-Bob Pexton, Terry Peters, Debbie Smith, Chris Mengucci, Mary Kay Pino, Kathy Glen, Sue Fresina, Sherrie Frier, Darlene Die- fendorf, Michelle Link, Teri Miller, Debbie Tornatore, Lola Casler, Brenda Frier, Michael Muench, Melody Allen, Chris Finocchiaro, El- vira Galavotti Jitterbugs-Kim Ehlers, Rosemary Lincourt, Debbie Islas, Laura Islas, Beth Harvey, Tracy Tifft, Amanda Williams, Lisa Noble, Caren Cesar- ina, Sandra Wilson, Cindy Wright, Michelle Wimmer, Colette Lessard, Eileen Eisenhut, Pam DiGeorge, Debbie Cass, Tracey Carpenter, Beth Finn, Jackie Buyea Directed by Gregory Keefe Canastota Proudly Presents The Wizard of Oz 113 Senior f Trip I Fallsburg Feb. 21, 22, 23 BABY FACES...... 1. donna mariano, mary danesi, ann rapa- sadi, linda mulford, nancy ramage, diane mariano, barb diveronica 2. terry quain 3. kyle gustin 4. dave hartley 5. angie cesario 6. ann raineri 7. liz bell 8. vickie markle 9. lori burke 10. karen gustafson 11. donna musacchio 12. bob mulford 13. tammy smith 116 1. melody ogden 2. karen schnur 3. gary salamone 4. rhonda babowicz 5. Steve spencer 6. debbie watkins 7. lisa linda meehan 8. elvira galavotti 9. lori pouliot 10. marty carswell 11. linda greene 12. liz burlarley 13. joann hilliker 14. tim prosser 15. john rapasadi 16. mike wickens 1. gail rashford 2. john aquino 3. sharon russitano 4. lorraine marchetti 5. janet cochrane 6. eric o’hara 7. barb diveronica 8. chris finocchiaro 9. jeff tianello 10. marie sgroi 11. vicky smith 12. bruce chandler 13. jim tornabene 14. paul farfaglia 15. kirsten conley - 1. sue verno 2. barb hess 3. bob beale 4. linda mulford 5. ann garafalo 6. angi malvaso 7. kurt kohles 8. lorraine rogers 9. tami davis scott youngkrans 10. debbie hammond 11. donna mariano 12. chuck berry 13. janice romagnoli _ KJMD WOKDS Cike sun on winter water Words of kindness warm the heart Smoothing out the tide of worry Drying tears before they start. . . Putting smiles where frowns had gathered Cifting spirits that were low bringing joy and cheer and comfort Meaning more than we can know . . . Only words—and yet their power Cike an ever-surging sea Makes us feel the world around us Js a lovely place to be! Doris Saulhaber PATRONS Mr. Mrs. William S. Peterson Mr. Mrs. Leland Wright Mrs. Bette Perretta Mr. Mrs. Robert Beale Mr. L. D. Moore Barbara Smith Mr. Lloyd Cooke Mrs. Frances Paone Mr. Lewis James Miss Helen Martin Mrs. Florence Salamone Mr. Mrs. John Dimao Mr. Mrs. Douglas Wilbur Mr. Mrs. Allen W. Kime Amollia H. Grossman Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Broga Mr. Michael Marcelle Richard A. Sanderson Ms. J. Carll Mr. Mrs. Anthony Benenati Mr. Mrs. Joe Rapasadi family Mr. Mrs. Blaine Cook Mr. Mrs. Thomas P. Mitchell B. C. B. Mr. Mrs. Vincent Masucci Karen Calnan Angie Nastasi Bernard Law Rose Marie Smith Freda Ezzo Mr. Mrs. Lloyd G. Pafka Mr. Mrs. H. Astrachan Rachael Ms. Gail Strong Mr. Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Mr. Mrs. Thomas Besl Gregory Keefe Pat Dixon Sebastian P. Patane Mr. Mrs. Francis Richter Dr. Mrs. Anthony Farfaglia Dr. Harding Maloff Mr. Mrs. Sam Rapasadi Mr. Michael Perretta Mr. Mrs. Anthony Verno Mr. Mrs. Arthur Kohles Ms. Phyllis Carver Mr. Mrs. Harvey Greene Justine Mulford Mr. Mrs. Robert Watkins Mr. Mrs. Myron L. Smith Mr. Mrs. Steven Johnson Mr. Mrs. Robert Hess Westlake Mfg. Corp I 19 W. CENTER ST. — CANASTOTA. N. Y. 13032 MANUFACTURERS OF TOOLS — FIXTURES JIGS — GAGES BUILDERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT PHONES: CANASTOTA 315 697-2206 SYRACUSE 315-687 9722 COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 123 Compliments Of Congratulations To The Class of 77 Ururi 5. 5Ji ppnltti Jfimrral Home CANASTOTA: 015) 697-2051 CHITTENANOO: (315) 667-3191 C. Z cR Sle.ctxoni.ci., One. GEORGE J. CISL-ER PRESIDENT TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT P.O. BOX 6 KEY SYSTEMS PABXs CANASTOTA. N.Y. 13032 PA S RADIO SYSTEMS i ruce (5. Brppoltti 172 W. Genessee Street Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3063 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE “Happy Golfing” New Boston Road 697-9164 MILLER'S Madison St. Mid-Town Oneida The Friendly Place To Shop Congratulations Seniors! “Keep on Truckin’ ” GEORGE E. BARGABOS TRUCKING RD 4 Canastota, N.Y. Box 165 697-7449 Compliments of OWL WIRE AND CABLE INC. NANNETTE’S COIFFURES 223 James Street Canastota, N.Y. Phone 697-9511 A M ARGENTINE Fine Apparel and Accessories For Ladies and Teens 117 Peterboro Street Phone: 697-2401 BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 THE NEW CANASTOTA MEN’S SHOP Men Young Men’s Fine Wearing Apparel 129 Peterboro Street Phone: 697-9552 J. HOMER BALL FUNERAL HOME INC. J. Homer Ball Pres. Peter M. Pitkin V. Pres. 201 James St. Canastota, N.Y. Phone 697-2294 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 FARM PRODUCTS INC. Milk Milk Products FROM YOUR SAVINGS CENTER NEIDA FEDERAL____ SAVINGS MS LOAN ASSOCIATION M TNI HEART Of MIMA SERVING SAVERS ANO HOME OWNERS SINCE 1887 Canastota, New York 13032 HAMBLIN, MUNZ HASKELL INC. Insurance—Bonds 155 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM CONCORD TITAN MOTOR HOMES CHAMPION TITAN TRAVEL TRAILERS 120 WEST CENTER STREET CANASTOTA, NEW YORK 126 MORONE COLONIAL PHARMACY INC. Gifts of Distinction Hummels—Limoge Rex Porcelain from Spain Fenton Viking Glass Fine Cosmetics Jewelry HURRY PHOTO SERVICE Camera Gift Shoppe Congratulations To the Class of 1977 ONEIDA 136 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. 13421 363-6330 Authorized Dealer: Yaschica, Konica, GAF, Kodak A.F. RYAN SONS, INC. 192 Madison St. Oneida, NY Dodge—Plymouth—Dodge Trucks Used Car Lot Opp. Burger King (S rycti 363-2400 363-1780 Dodge Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 From L J MEN’S SHOP Oneida Shopping Center ROSS HAIR STYLIST UNISEX SALON 122 North Main Street Oneida, NY AND 128 LUCY’S CERAMIC STUDIO 118 North Main Street Oneida, NY Compliments of WILLIAMS ONEIDA SEWING CENTER Good Luck and Best Wishes Class ’77 Approved Singer Dealer From JEAN’S BARBER SHOP AND ROSEMARY’S BEAUTY SALON RD 1 Willow Acres Canastota, N.Y. 123 Main St., Oneida, N.Y. Ph. (315) 363-1234 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 Phone 697-9080 SCERBO’S SHOES 142 Phelps St. Oneida, N.Y. Compliments Of WELTON MOTOR SALES INC. Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Route 5 Corner of Broad St. Oneida, New York Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 CENTRAL SERVICE OF ONEIDA 214-216 Farrier Ave. 129 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 For Your Family’s Heating Comfort And Convenience CLARKS PETROLEUM SERVICE INC. Sodas Sundaes CHATTERBOX LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of 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.- Good Luck To The Class of 1977 Newspapers Cigars FLAIRTIQUE GIFT SHOP From At Hermitage Gardens SAM FINN SHARWAY MOTEL MOTORS Canastota, N.Y. Route 5 Congratulations to the Class of 77 Canastota, N.Y. 697-2270 130 From Wayne Sharon Smith and Family Congratulations To The 1977 From VERTUCCI CHEVROLET INC. General Auto Truck Repair Snowplowing Radio Dispatched Truck 24 Hour Service ZUPAN’S (m h) SERVICE Thruway Exit 34 Phone 697-7926 Canastota, N.Y. Res. 697-2369 Excavation Site Development Grading Land Clearing Road Construction BARGABOS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FISHER FARMS Congratulations to the Class of ’77 From Fisher Farms NY 13032 Phone: 315-697-7039 131 ALFRED A. PATANE wu New Boston St. 697-7578 Best of Luck Class of 1977 From I GREG’S SEAFOOD HOUSE Sylvan Beach TORO T Bu --T Toro Homelite Power Equipment Chain Saws—Mowers—Tillers Tractors—Snow Removal Equipment WALDMAN’S DEPT. STORE Chittenango, New York Phone 687-2161 Outfits For The Entire Family Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 From Shoes Clothes Notions Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Compliments of AGWAY BUILDING MATERIAL DIEMOLDING CORPORATION 363-5700 169 Cider St. Oneida 132 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Monaco STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 168 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 363-5080 Congratulations to the Class of 77 SCHNEIBLE’S INN Verona Beach BREWSTER AGENCY, INC. Insurance 113 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Telephone 697-2087 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Best That Life Has To Offer To the Class of 77 From CARMEN’S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes From JOHNNIE’S CLAM SHED Restaurant Marina Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’77 NANCY’S BEAUTY SALON 104 South Main St. Canastota, New York Phone 697-7036 ■■■■mm m “Alway’s A Friendly Atmosphere” Air Conditioned Proprietor Nancy Sgroi Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From PEPI’S PIZZA AND PEPI’S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Congratulations From TERESA'S J oti UtotiLa BEACON FEED SERVICE Broad St. Oneida 363-1340 “The Ultimate in Beauty and Services” —Men Women— Hairstyling Manicures Pedicures Facials Hair Removal Perms Frosting Color Prop. Teresa Sgambellone Susan Balducci Wanda Sigafoos 108 Center St. Canastota 697-7653] - —- Congratulations Class of 77 ARTHER J. RAYNORE REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 697-2578 Maude Raynore Salesman Canastota New York Best Wishes from CLUB 44 DROVER’S INN Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MUSACCHIO FARMS ONIONS CORN Grown and Packed by John Musacchio Warner Rd. Canastota, New York 13032 Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 Compliments Of Canastota Office ouirs Midtown Oneida ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK We service any major brand of appliance Offices at Canastota, Oneida, Sherrill, Hamilton BERNIE’S RADIO TV “FULL SERVICE BANKING Sylvania Sales Service Member F.D.I.C. 135 Phelps Street Oneida, NY 13421 363-5358 Peeked. Compliments of CORNER ROUTE 5 LENOX AVE. (365A) Dinner Hours Mon.-Thurs. 5-11 P M. Fri.-Sat. 5-12 30 P.M. LUNCHEON MON.-FRI. 1 1 : 30 A.M. - 2 P.M. PHONE 363-9893 EDWARD J. BROWNE INC. Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings, Draperies Rt. 5 Oneida Castle 363-5300 136 GARY’S AUTO PARTS, INC. Full Line of Late Model Parts (Auto Recycling Center) 651 Fitch Street Oneida, NY Pres. Gary P. Harrington Oneida: 363-2240 Best of Luck To You All CANASTOTA HOME EQUIP. 136 S. Peterboro Canastota, N.Y. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 77 Onamni] INC. “YOUR FULL TIME REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS” HI Your Year Round Fun Place Jet. JOHN MAZZULLO AND SONS OF ONEIDA, INC. Carpets—New Furniture 447 Sayles Street Oneida, NY Phone Oneida 363-2390 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 -----Inter-Collegiate Press $ inter eollecjicite press Winnepeg, Canada Best Wishes to the Class of 77 RAINERI’S DAIRY BAR CURIO-ART SHOPPE Route 31, Rd 2 Best of Luck To The Class of 77 From SKATELAND Sylvan Beach Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Guality—Since 1910 Emphasis on Service—Creativity JOHN OSGOOD Yearbook Specialist Box 222, Cicero, NY 699-3015 (area 315) Shawnee Mission, Kansas CERIO’S MODERN MARKET, INC. Mr C” Meats, Produce, Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages Delicatessen Compliments Best Wishes From A.J. TIANELLO REAL ESTATE COMPLIMENTS OF ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS Curbing Concrete Valley Gutters BAR-HAZE CURB AND PAVING CORP. Rd. 4, Box 166A—Canastota Phones 697-7746 and 697-9056 MEN’S SHOP I 132 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 Telephone 363-3002 pi Sylvan Beach, N.Y. EDDIE’S ■I ■■■ Fine Food Compliments of FOREST HOTEL Entertainment Every Night Phone 697-9458 . John B. Taylor All Types of Welding Heli-Arc Arc Stainless Steel, Aluminum, White Metal Steel Lewis Point Rd. Canastota, N.Y. “KEEP ON ROLLING” Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 From CHITTENANGO CYCLES, INC. Sales—Service—Parts Rt. 5 Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3244 BOB PICKARD’S KON-TIKI Park Ave. Sylvan Beach HONDA Bavarian Motor Works Congratulations To The Class of '77 From Best Wishes From THE CHILDREN’S BAZAAR eu,., 3. SOUTH BAY BAIT TACKLE 114 RETERBORO ST. RHONE 697-9595 CANASTOTA, N. Y. 140 WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, Liquid Asphalt, Lime GENERAL OFFICES: CANASTOTA, NV Quarry Phone, Chittenango 687-6146 Canastota Phone, 697-2261 ISADORE A. RAPASADI SONS, INC. TRIPLE R PRODUCE, INC. Packers of Onions Potatoes 400 N. Peterboro Street Canastota, New York 13032 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Spring Pond Nursery Florist-Greenhouses Flowers Say It Best. Our Best To You. from A.E. DEW SONS INC. Manufacturers of Wood Roof Trusses Canastota, N.Y. New Boston Rd. Canastota, N.Y. VVIOIICD IU INC Class of ’77 SAMUEL J. FUDESC mplete Insurance Service Mutual Funds elephone, Office 697-2600 104 Center St. Canastota, N.Y. DEBRUCQUE 5REENH0USES 131 New Boston Canastota, NY Flowers for All Occasions 697-2006 Congratulations To The Class of 1977 W.E. BAILEY SON AGENCY INC. Oneida Professional Insurance Service SAVINGS BANK membeofo'c CAZENOVIA - ONEIDA 419 Peterboro St. Canastota, NY (®) W c ) Phones: 697-2292 697-9779 697-2870 MAY THE BEST OF LUCK BE WITH THE CLASS OF 1977 CHARLES MILLER POST 140 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 From SCIENCE CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 1977 Compliments of From RHO OF KE LAWRENCE CARY INSURANCE AGENCY especially to: Lorraine, Martha, Donna, Linda, Liz, Kirsten, Barb, Janice, Sue, Ang, Chris, Donna, Sharon, Ann, Marie and JoAnn Lawrence R. Cary Bruce A. Cary Phone 697-2178 Seneca Ave. Canastota, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '77 CANASTOTA CENTRAL COUNCIL P.T.A. Congratulations To The Class of Best Wishes To The Class of '77 From 1977 From THE UNITED STATES NAVY 363-5130 HENDERSON’S INC. Office Supplies and Equipment Social—Stationery—Commercial 113 Farrier Ave. Oneida, N.Y. 226 Main St. Oneida, N.Y. — Wishing Well To The Class of 1977 A. W. KINCAID, INC. Well Drilling Water Systems Home • Farm • Industrial • Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY by KOCH Creative Portraiture Weddings—Commercial -Studio- Telephone 135 Genesee S 363-0774 Oneida, NY 1342 North Main St. Road Canastota, NY 13032 William H. Yorton President Office 315 697-7720 Home 315 697-7237 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 JOHN DIGEORGE PRODUCE CO. Growers and Shippers E. Canal St. Canastota 144