Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

- Thruway exit number thirty-four, And a weekly newspaper Where high school football Makes front page ... Even when they lose. Private stores with Way-out prices Take the place of Fast food chains. The Erie Canal flows Through taking with it Whims of unspoken, unfulfilled Lives and fantasies. They silently float away To the next town. I am happy, It is peaceful here. Tammy Harrington Canastota, We just thought that we should take a moment to explain our theme and the reason that we chose it. Once upon a time you were small, people came and the land that you offered helped them grow. They worked hard and they were always determined to make you better. You profited from this hard work and strove to make the land and its people proud of you and your accomplishments. The land was the wealth—it sup- ported, it educated, it defined our heritage. The thread of that heritage was carried down through the generations. We are proud of that heritage and we must never forget all that you are. As we grew from small infants to seniors at CHS, you helped us to learn, to live, to love and to laugh. Without that help our lives would be very much different than what they are now. We are grateful to you. As we go our separate ways, we realize just how much you mean to us. As you taught us to be ourselves, we’ve learned to love you like a friend. Wherever we go, a memory of you and the things that you stand for will always be with us. Thank you Canastota for all that you are. The Class of ’79 5 7 There's a treasure children always seek to find and just like us you must have had a I J' V. J. Rapasadi 20. L. LoMonaco K. Pilato 21. B. Olden P. Torrey 22. J. Mitchell T. Bennett 23. M. Pexton L. Romagnoli 24. C. Cerasia J. Fiore 25. D. Chaires M. Borgognoni 26. J. Sorbello D. Fabrizi 27. T. Albancsc E. Conley 28. J. Ramsdcll J. Lincourt 29. L. Carrier D. Snyder 30. S. Mucnch L. DiVeronica 31. J. Malbouf T. Harrington 32. T. Verno M. Milmoe 33. M. Hart H. Mason 34. L. Santone P. Alibrandi 35. M. Palamara L. Bisha 36.. T. Zupan N. Cappoletti 37. M. Harvey P. Clark 38. J. Aquino J. Starks D. Somers B. Finn E. Hart V. Hopsicker M. Relyea B. Tornatore M. Lytle J. Albanese R. Schnur T. Robotham C. Liebowitz B. Williams B. Williams C. Witchlcy B. Ezzo G. Ezzo L. Hood B. Virgil L. Finocchiaro C. Felker F;. Coppola L. Hart R. Slyter V. Casler B. Raymond D. LcClair G. Laureti L. Kick M. Wilhelm C. Thrall C. Lessard M. Noble J. Galavotti J. Backus D. Hughes A. Licari R. Beaulac C. Lupica M. Buttino 34 M. Worden T. Robotham P. Smith N. Janosik C. Lie bo wit z S. Albanese S. Burlarley B. Knox I). Kilts C. Gagen L. Smith R. Dawley B. DcGroat R. VanDuscn L. Kirk K. O’Hara B. Yorton M. Durst B. Keck S. Snyder A. Allen G. Wright S. Mitchell P. Cook S. Whitehead D. Case M. I resina S. Walters V. Morgan P. Chapman T. Peters K. Dill man B. Cook R. Kimpton S. Cashel J. Simmons B. Cretaro Bill Raymond and Roger Caron Carpentry Darren Ball Machine Shop Mark Harvey Automotive B.O.C.E.S. Joe Rapasadi Masonry Paulette Finocchiaro Cosmetology Joe Mitchell Electricity 2 ue Mitchell and Chris Lupica Data Processing Laurene Kinslow Nursing Penny Smith Horticulture 13 Stairway to Heaven A Magical Evening . . . Our theme displayed. Hail the Queen! Slow dancing to the music of Crystal. Morrow and Don lookin’ good! The cafeteria was transformed into prom splender! barb truman nancy nick colleen 25 Howard andrea mary barry luann charlene nancy terri I, Lori Carrier, leave this school knowing that even though they’ve been through three Carrier’s, they still have two more to go. I, Sherry Snyder, give to my sister, Ellen, the privilege and happiness of going to CHS and to my friends, joy throughout their final year. I, Barry Keck, leave my sister, Nancy, and my brother, Rob- by, all the great times I had at CHS, and to the varsity foot- ball team, a victory over Oneida. 1, Vickie Webb, leave CHS to my brother and two sisters. I, Sandy Burlarly, leave CHS happily. To Janet and Barb, I leave them a fun senior year and more and more partying. I, David Hoch, leave my memories to anyone who wants them because they’re the greatest. I, Barb DeGroat, leave this school to all the teachers, espe- cially Mr. Marcelle, Mr. and Mrs. Fischer, and Mr. and Mrs. Astrachan. I, Francis Duncan, leave my sister, Carol, her senior year in hopes that she parties all the time. 1, Darron LeClair, leave to all the underclassmen the ability to keep smiling and stay out of Ma Rap’s way when you’re skipping. I, Tina Giufre, leave to Janet, Barb, Jeff, and Tommy a lone- ly senior year, to Steve O., many more hours of picture tak- ing sessions, to Steve C., three long years to go. I, Colleen Gagen, leave my sister, Erin, and my brother, Ke- vin, all my love and the wish that they may become all that they dream to be. I, Lori Smith, leave “Lester” two more GREAT years of sports, to “coach” my love, to Jake, three more years of H.S. headaches. I, Joe Mitchell, leave my brother, Jimmy, all the “liquid re- freshment” that he wants to to help him through the next four years. I, Steven Clemens, leave to the school the frivolousness of my 7th period English class. I, Sherry Bonaventura, leave this will to my brother Dale Bonaventura and my cousin’s Lisa and Bobby Bonaventura. I, Don Kilts, leave all my friends the memories we had and to Rudy, Jody and Renee, all the fun we had. I, Sonya Muench, leave Canastota High School my sisters and brother. May they enjoy it as much as I did. I, Lisa Kirk, leave CHS with many memories, to my sisters and brothers 1 leave a smile and all my love throughout their years at CHS. 33 I. Don Hughes, leave anyone the right to play gym every free period they have and to M.R., my rubber doll. 1. Alice Watkins, leave to my niece Shelly, 13 great years at CHS, to Melissa, a bag from McDonalds, and to Sue S., the innertube she tried to drown me with. 1, Clara Cerasia, leave my sister Linda happiness always and the right for you and all your friends to go wild. To Ronnie, the thought of knowing that I love you always. I, Nancy Janosik, leave “high school” to Paul and Steve, hop- ing they too can find total enjoyment in their years there. I, Brian Finocchiaro, leave my brother all the good times los- ing weight for wrestling, and my cousin, Chucky, his nick- name Weber. 1, Phil Alibrandi, leave to my brothers the intelligence to do what 1 did and not get caught. I, Nancy Willard, leave all the good times I had at CHS to my brother John. I, Julie Albanese, leave the underclassmen the challenge of escaping better than we did. 1, Lorrie Santone, leave my brothers, Jim Rev, their best years at CHS and Miss Laidlaw all my love and thanks. 1 Mary Anne Wilhelm, leave the next four Wilhelms the right to pass through these portals of knowledge. 1 leave the entire school at your disposal. 1, Elsa Hart, leave this school to Michael. 1 hope he has all the fun I did. 1, Karen Dillman, leave to Phil, my other brothers and little sister the happiness and joy of making their dreams come true. 1, Mary Milmoe, leave Kathy and Dan their Senior year and Anne and Val, all tire happiness they can find in their remain- ing years at CHS. I, John Backus, leave my sister, Sandy, the ability to smile at the teachers and get out of trouble, to Julie, 1 leave all the happiness possible. 1, Virginia Salamino, leave Wendy Hofmeister the right to skip any class. 1, Debra Madell, leave my “well worn” gym clothes to Miss Laidlaw in hopes she can get some use out of them. I, Paul Cook, leave to my sister my much treasured record collection and stereo. I, Theresa Zupan, leave Louie and Nicky all my love and hope they make it through school. P.S. Mom, I made it!!! 34 I, Shally Walters, leave to Paula M., Julie 0., and Robin R. Miss Laidlaw’s seventh period gym class. I, Debby Somers, leave Canastota hoping my sisters. Missy and Liz, will graduate. I, Debra Tutle, leave all my hopes to the underclassmen to do what we didn’t. 1, Frank Coppola, leave to Jody, Jill, Renee, and Caren, all my professional skill in volleyball. 1, Steve Raushi, leave everything I never got out of this school to my little sister, Elaine, in hopes she uses it. I, Betsy Yorton, leave to Cindy W. the thrill of staring across the cafe at M.M. by herself, to M.L., the privilege to spend the weekend with Jay-alone. 1, Michelle Lytle, bequeath to Ma Rap and Mr. Castalio two more angels like myself (my sisters) and to M.T., S.O., W.H., and J.L. a dozen eggs. 1, Erin Conley, leave to Mr. Moses the continuing right to be kissed on stage in front of the whole school, and to Mr. San- derson I leave my Camaro to hot rod around town in. I, Marc Galavotti, leave Kimbob the right to be called Rat 11, and to my friends the right to walk out of class. I, GiGi James, the last of the James’, leave Canastota with all the fond memories behind us. 1, Frank Busek, leave to Mr. Moses my two twenty-foot burn marks in the teachers’ parking lot. 1, Lisa Hart, leave this school to my brother, Ted, and want him to have fun in his last two years. l.John Sorbello,leave Kimmy my kazoo. I, Laura Bisha, leave this school with the hope of never pass- ing through it again, and to EL, good luck and 1 hope you find that special someone. I, Shirley Albanese, leave to Anthony Musacchio all my love and a big kiss for being such a beautiful person, and to the class of ’81,1 leave the Purple Haze. I, Joseph Malbouf, leave Lyle, Steve and Dave the best of luck in sports and to Miss Dixon and Miss Laidlaw, all my love. I, Andy Fusillo, leave to the student body the right to party and to Bev, all my love. I, Brenda Virgil, leave Colleen Marsh a late pass for her whole senior year, and to Billy Marsh, the best of luck in football through his years at CHS. 35 r.. Class Personalities Apple Polishers 36 Nick Cappoletti, Beth Tornatore Tallest Girl Shortest Boy Most School Spirit 37 Joe Malbouf, Mary Borgognoni Cutest Smile Howard Mason, Lisa Kirk. 38 LuAnn LoMonaco, Bruce Cook, Linda Romagnoli. Laureen Ogden Scoot Whitehead Quietest Mary Pexton Paul Torrey Most Talented Joe Malbouf Mary Borgognoni Most School Spirit Mark Warden Colleen Gagen Tallest Shortest 39 “It is hard to be brave,” said Piglet sniffing slightly, “when you’re only a very small animal.” A. A. Milne Winnie-the-Pooh Class of 1982 Row 1 K. Brown, R. Bish, K. Burn- ham, S. Backus, D. Alger, T. Cole, S. Arnold. Row 2-B. Bullard, P. Di- George, D. Bennett, V. DenHaese, B. Cordell, C. Capparelli, D. Bansak, L. TiDoma, S. Crawford, K. Andrews. Row 3-B. Caron, J. Davis, K. De- Vaul, C. Burke, M. Allen, J. Curtis, D. Cromp, J. Albanese, K. Cotsovi- ties. Row 4-T. Cady, K. Coppola, K. Boyce, B. Cass, J. Clark, J. Dimao, R. DeFazio, S. Bullard, M. Byers. Row 5-P. Dillman, S. Cerio, F. Den- Haese, J. Becker, J. Cashel, R. Ar- nold, W. Bennington, K. Anderson, A. Bargabos, S. Cappoletti. Row 1-S. Shepard, M. VanPatten, J. Salerno, J. Stagnitti, J. Stokes, J. Simmons. Row 2-M. Sgroi, S. Wil- cox, J. Sheldon, D. Roth, S. Tynon, L. VanEvera, L. St. Croix, M. Tot- era, K. Wilhelm, L. Toney. Row 3- S. Spencer, M. Weigand, A. Seeber, M. VanLare, D. Tuttle, T. Runge, J. York, P. Smith, N. Rutan, K. Weekes Row 4-M. Snyder, J. Snyder, B. Sanders, T. Stevens, S. Sgarlata, J. Worden, M. Seef. Row 5-S. Smith, J. Smith, C. VanLare, C. Smith, V. Savage, T. Stevens, B. Swain, B. Townsend. 42 Row 1: R. Lincourt, N. Rapasadi, J. Riley, B. Rogers, A. Markec, D. Pardy, R. Morey, M. Lovett Row 2: B. Maxwell, B. O’Hara, L. Relyea, T. Osborne, E. Raushi, D. Reed, D. Pcxton, M. Noble, K. Nichol- son, T. Muench, J. Miller, R. Peryer Row 3: C. Morris, C. Musacchio, J. Salamone, P. Quain, D. Mul- ford, L. Pino, S. Palmer, T. Relyea, T. Patterelli, S. Rankins, T. Relyea Row 4: P. Palamara, J. Oster, J. Palumbi, B. Romagnoli, B. Musacchio,(R. Mancini, T. Dumigan, J. Popple, M. Peryer Row 5: A. Riley, S. McConnell, R. Mitchell, L. Romangnoli, F. Rancier, R. Patane, D. Murphy. Row 1: P. Finn, M. Farrar, L. Jaquin, K. Ehlers Row 2: E. Hannan, M. Farrell, E. Gagen, L. Herb, B. Frier, D. Islas, J. Kimball, G. Hunt, A. Harvey Row 3: R. Hicks, K. Kirk, J. Farnach, A. Kick, L. Hicks, R. Hicks, S. Hoppe, J. Harrington Row 4: B. Drummond, J. Balavotti, M. Dunning, J. Gardinier, T. Hildreth, S. Emmert, J. Hoffman, K. Gagen Row 5: J. Capparclli, J. Leibl, S. Guifre, M. Hopsicker, S. Getty, G. Long, J. Link, A. Leibowitz 43 Class of 1981 Row l-M. Kinslow, MJ. Matina, K. Le, R. Harrington, R. Klossner, S. Hazen, V. Loomis, B. Kiefer. Row 2-D. Lawrence, T. Hesler, M. Mari- ano, L. Liebl, B. Harvey, W. Hofmeis- ter, L. King, P. Hoyt. Row 3-F. Lawrence, L. LoMonaco, D. Herb, D. LeBlanc, W. Hood, S. Janosik, J. Le- Claire, G. Juravich, T. DeVine. Row 4-B. Guy, G. Hilts, C. Markle, M. Hollingsworth, L. Malbouf, S. Kirk, T. Hart, J. Heintz, R. Goff. Row 1-P. Wallace, P. Wuest, L. War- ner, J. Worden, T. Weibezahl, S. Shantel, S. Seaber, J. Tomarchio, C. Smith. Row 2-C. Smith, B. Torna- tore, K. Warner, L. Winters, B. Smith, A. Williams, C. Wright, B. Tynon, S. Wilson, G. Tomaso. Row 3-J. Seitz, P. White, T. Youngs, S. Seitz, P. Rus- sitano, J. Santone, K. Wells, J. Roden, R. Torrey. Row 4-D. Stevens, W. Van Patten, M. Todora, J. Vaccaro, D. Rossi, C. Sterling, J. Smith, V. Stagnitti, J. Stagnitti. 44 Row 1: P. Arnold, L. Chapman, D. Chaires, K. Cesarini, M. Crawford, J. Bennett, J. Cerio, L. Brinson, V. Basilio, C. DeShaw Row 2: J. Bouyea, D. Chundrlek, P. Duffy, J. Dimao, B. Cerio, L. Cerasia, S. Cavallo, D. Cass, T. Carpenter, E. Ed sell, L. Adamo Row 3: D. Burgdoff, R. Casler, S. Eddy, W. Bar- ley, J. Felker, D. Eisenhut, M. Alibrandi, M. Clarke, S. Bish, D. Chase, S. Cox Row 1: M. Metcalf, A. Milmoe, J. Pardy, E. Percival, V. Rclyea, L. Miller, T. Rainbow, L. Noble, T. Mow ers Row 2: J. Pilato, K. Palmer, W. Morris, R. Palmer, A. Musacchio, P. Popple, J. Nestued, I. McLain Row 3: T. Nichol, J. Peters, R. Pluff, V. Rainwater, S. Pexton, P. Miller, B. Mengucci, T. O’Hara Row 4: J. Pokorny, E. Miller, R. Merrill, R. Ostrander, J. McKerghan, D. Maxwell, D. Powers, M. Piciano, N. Phillips, M. Morey 45 Class of 1980 Row 1 -D. Ely, S. Edsell, K. Glen, L. Islas, E. Eisenhut, S. Fresina, S. Frier, J. Hood. Row 2-N. Keck, J. John- son, C. Keane, B. Gleeson, N. Guy, S. Sgarlata, D. Coleman, J. Farnach, C. Hazen. Row 3-K. Farfaglia, D. Jaquin, T. Jaquin, T. Kirk, B. Grin- ell, J. LeMay, T. Finn, M. Fusillo, L. Hilliker, C. Duncan, G. Guy. Row 1-D. Cromp, M. Bigelow, D. Diefendorf, B. Bouyea, D. Chapman, N. Catalano, A. Caron, C. Chariton. Row 2-R. Bargabos, B. Beale, B. Bayne, M.K. Cesario, J. Albanese, N. Cashel, K. Drummond. Row 3-K. Coe, J. Aquino, B. Cole, D. Barga- bos, G. Hadyk, A. Crawford, B. Ca- ron. Row 4 S. D’Amico, C. Dun- ning, D. Cook, L. DiToma, S. Fres- ina, J. Bargabos, T. Brown, M. Al- banese, T. DeVaul. 46 Row 1: R. Russitano, S. Teachout, B. Shields, L. Snyder, M. Riley, E. Rutan, R. Relyea, D. Strano, S. Sgarlata, N. Keck, B. Tork, M. Tornatore Row 2: D. Wickens, D. Smith, V. Worden, C. Stroker, Y. Sear- lcs, T. Tifft, M. Wimmer, S. Stokes, R. Paonc, S. Wade, R. Russitano Row 3: V. Sparrow, M. Smith, T. Stern, G. Strong, C. Russitano, R. Surrette, D. VanDuscn, J. Rogers, M. Smith Row 4: S. Tynon, G. Wal- lace, M. Schmidtka, M. Soper, R. Pcxton, J. Whitehead, J. Warner, R. Rossi, B. Yorton Row 1: B. Pavone, J. Oster, S. Hood, M. McKillip, M. Muench, T. Miller, M. Link, M.K. Pino, Row 2: K. Milmoe, H. Rashford, P. Mulford, T. Mantz, L. Markle, G. Maison, R. Musacchio, S. Parsons, D. Ricketts Row 3: T. Passante, J. Musacchio, M. Rapasadi, J. Mengucci, D. Relyea, M. Mancini, D. Pal- mer, N. McAllister, S. Herb 47 Do what you can, with what you have, where you are Theodore Roosevelt Row 1: H. Conley, B. Williams, B. Williams, V. Hopsicker, C. Gagen, M. Borgognoni, A. Licari, L. Finocchiaro, M. Lytle, G. Wright. B. Finn Row 2: R. Schnur, B. Cook, B. Knox, L. Kirk, N. Cappoletti, M. Milmoe, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Perretta, P. Clark, D. Chaires, M. Buttino, J. Galavotti Row 3: P. Miller, K. Palmer, M. Crawford, C. Smith, C. Thrall, L. LoMonaco, L. Romagnoli, B. Tornatore, B. Yorton, D. Fabrizi, E. Eisenhut, M. C. Pino Absent: J. Ramsdell, L. Smith S C I E N C E C L U B Row 1: L. Relyea, M. L. Bigelow, T. Miller, B. Buyea, M. K. Pino, K. Gagen, M. Smith, J. Johnson, N. Janosik, A. O’Hara Row 2: L. Islas, M. Wimmer, E. Eisenhut, R. Schnur, Mr. Schnur, M. Milmoe, T. Verno, K. Boyce, J. Warner, T. Muench, K. Andrews Row 3: P. Torrey, T. Tifft, M. Link, D. Diefendorf, K. Glen, M. Muench, D. Smith, A. Williams, S. Wilson, T. Weibezahl, J. Worden Row 4: B. Grinnell, K. Farfaglia, C. Keane, C. Chariton, J. Santone, T. Stern, J. Aquino, C. Lessard, D. Fabrizi, B. Cook, M. Clarke Row 5: J. Mengucci, M. Buttino, N. Cappoletti, C. Gagen, M. Crawford, J. Rogers, P. Miller, D. Heintz Row 6: T. Finn, A. Crawford, J. Bargabos, P. Clark, L. Romagnoli, K. O’Hara, B. Tornatore, B. Finn, M. Wilhelm, S. Muench, A. Licari, M. Borgognoni N T E R N A T I O N A L C L U Row 1: K. Andrews, T. Muench, M. Smith, K. Glen, S. Rankins, L. St. Croix, S. Hoppe Row 2: T. g Sterne, D. Smith, T. Finn, Miss Downes, B. Finn, T. Miller, M. Muench, E. Gagen S P A N I S H C L U B Row 1: T. Muench, L. Torrey, C. Wright, S. Wilson, B. Cass, S. Wilcox, M. Totera, J. Salerno, J. Stagnitti, S. Smith, K. Andrews Row 2: W. Relyea, A. Williams, T. Carpenter, J. Felker, Mrs. Smith, B. Mengucci, K. Wilhelm, J. Long, J. Palombi, M. Byers, B. Rogers, D. Burgdoff 51 F F A Row 1: J.Oster, J. Rogers, C. Sterling, D. Eisenhut, R. Stevens, F. Lawrence Row 2: R. Colvin, D. Sparrow, T. Devine, D. Lawrence, J. Stokes, J. Becker, V. Stagnitta Row 3: Mr. Kime, J. Smith, D.H. Wickham, R. Palmer, D. Chase, D. Bush, T. Hollingsworth Row 1: V. Hopsicker, R. Taber, L. McCormick, L. Finocchiaro, L. Santone, M. Lytle, A. Licari Row 2: V. Morgan, A. Watkins, N. Janosik, L. Kirk, L. Smith, Coach Laidlaw, M. Milmoe, B. Tomatore, K. O’Hara, P. Clark, M. Borgognoni Row 3: S. Hood, L. Snyder, J. Oster, B. Tork, R. Russitano, N. Keck, A. Caron, J. Hood, J. Worden, S. Walters, K. Milmoe Row 4: M. Taber, C. Keane, C. Chariton, D. Wickens, T. Mantz, M. Wimmer, B. O’Hara, R. Lincourt, C. Smith, L. Islas Row 5: L. Kinslow, A. Milmoe, D. Islas, C. Lupica, T. Weibezahl, D. Cass, M. Riley, M. Catalano, Absent: J. Ramsdell G A A 52 Mathletics Row l-K. O’Hara, Mr. Moore, S. Rankins Row 2-B. Cook, T. Finn, B. Grennell, M. Soper, M. Hopsicker FNA Row 1-S. Walters, L. Smith, D. Morris, K. Collier, L. Kinslow, J. Buyea Row 2-K. Brown, S. Seeber, S. Arnold, J. Nestved, Mrs. Rauski, M. VanLare FBLA Row 1 -T. Kirk, G. Wright, J. Galavotti, Mrs. Grossman, L. Chapman, D. Jaquin Row 2-L. Stern, M. Smith, L. Kick, B. Yorton, B. Grennell, K. Haas, N. Phillips. T. Rainbow 53 Tri-Pine Row 1: M. Taber, D. Wickens, B. Williams, L. Romagnoli, L. Santone, M. Lytle, Row 2: J. Ramsdell, M. Mil- moe, M. Borgognoni, Miss Kostbar, T. DeVaul, M. Smith Row 3: K. Cesarini, C. DeShaw, P. VanDyke, A. Crawford, A. Bargabos, S. Vacallo, J. Santone, N. Phillips Ski-Club 54 Row 1: K. Coppola, M. Van- Larc, K. Bouyca, L. Kick, K. Dillman, J. Gardinicr, R. Daw- ley Row 2: B. Kiefer, J. Ne- stued, K. Weimer, K. Drum- mond, L. King, P. King, P. Hoyt, K. Brown Row 3: Col- onel Crawford, G. Stoddard, K. Bouyea, J. Rogers. R. Van- Lare, T. DeVaul, C. Dunning, R. Stevens, R. Kimpton Air Force Junior ROTC Row 1: L. Smith, Ms. Carll, L. Relyea, B. Wil- liams Row 2: T. Muench, C. Andrews, P. Quain, N. Philips, K. Perry, M. Sgroi Student Volunteers Audio-Visual Corps B. Williams, B. Williams, H. Bennington, D. Fabrizi, T. DeVaul, T. Finn, J. Bargabos, J. Mengucci, P. Miller, K. Haas 55 Student Government Row 1: L. Islas, T. Tifft, T. Jaquin, P. Mulford, B. Tork, M. Bigelow, T. DeVaul, R. Musacchio, T. Finn. Row 2: K. Glen, M. Riley, J. Lincourt, P. Torrey, B. Cook, J. Ramsdell, M. Milmoe, L. LoMonaco, J. Bargabos, A. Crawford. Row 3: J. Salamone, N. Rapasadi, K. Capparelli, D. Islas, J. Clark, C. Smith, J. Dimao, J. Mengucci, T. Stern, J. Worden, C. Wright, E. Percival, J. Bennett, P. Quain. Cheerleading Association Row 1: R. Russitano, N. Keck, J. Hood, A. Caron, M. Catalano, S. Hood, M. Borgognoni, A. Licari, J. Oster, B. Pavone, L. Snyder, M. Riley. Row 2: J. Bennett, J. Cerio, J. Tomarcchio, C. Smith, Mrs. Volp, Miss Dixon, M.J. Matina, M. Crawford, M. Mariano, B. Sheid, D. Chaires, L. Leibl. Row 3: J. Salamone, K. Ehlers, L. Pino, K. Cotsovites, M.J. Weagan, R. Morey, P. Duffy, K. Palmer, J. Riley, B. Caron, S. Crawford, P. Quain, E. Raushi. 56 Concert Band Row 1: D. Cass, C. Capperelli, C. Wright, C. Hazen, S. Fresina, S. Frier, B. Tornatore, M. Pino, B. Bouyea, M. Bigelow, T. Patterelli, B. Frier, G. Wright, V. Stagnetti Row 2: T. Tifft, E. Eisenhut, T. Mantz, G. Tomaso, P. Smith, B. Rogers, W. Relyea, A. Williams, M. Link, T. Carpenter, L. Torrey, L. Romagnoli, S. Rankins, M. Pexton, T. Jaquin Chorus Row 1: I. McClain, M. Pino, C Wright, D. Reed, B. Williams, M. Pexton, L. Noble, A. Kick, D. Cass, T. Patterelli, S. Rankins, T. Jaquin, S. Jerk Row 2: J. Aquino, T. Stern, K. Haas, B. Mengucci, P. Torrey, T. Tifft, D. Mulford, R. Lincourt, C. Lessard, J. Galavotti, B. Keifer, S. Hoppe, K. Glenn, B. Bouyea, S. Wilson Row 3: N. Phillips, T. DeVaul, D. Powers, J. Whitehead, J. Mengucci, T. Finn, J. Warner, J. Santone, A. Williams, L. Kirk, B. Finn, S. Shantel, M. Link, M.L. Bigelow, T. Miller, D. Smith, D. Diefendorf 57 Row 1: V. Stagnetti, B. Bouyea, W. Smith Row 2: A. Salarno, B. Tornatore, B. Frier, K. Clemens Row 3: L. Ondrizeck, C. Relyea, D. Defazio Row 4: L. Torrey, M. Pexton, T. Carpenter H Marching r Band N S SAX Row 1: T. Patterclli, N. Knox, M. Link, M. Pino Row 2: P. Smith, B. Rogers, A. Williams, W. Relyea Row 3: L. Carpenter, D. Cass, E. Smith, C. Hazen Row 4: C. Stagnetti, C. Cook, C. Capperelli, C. Wright CLARINETS Kneeling: R. Galavotti, J. Link, 1. Mengucci, S. Clemens, T. Finn, K. Hass, B. DeVaul Standing: H. Benington, G. Tomaso, K. Phillips, B. Mengucci, R. Torrey, ID. Powers, J. Stagnetti, J. Capperelli, G. Long, N. Baker, J. Torrey B R A S S 58 PERCUSSION Field Commanders They Kept the Band in Step Linda Romagnoli Gail Wright Flag Staff Row 1: S. Rankins, B. Williams, (captain); C. Lessard, (captain) Row 2: R. Peryer, K. Smith, S. Hazen, M. Fcrrel Vi c Q «► -e Q k. © § s e cq e Vi e s 5 CANASTOTA At6pm. May 2,110 Canas- tola high school pupils will board two Greyhound buses for a trip to Louisville, Ky. For them. it will be one of the greatest hon- ors of their lives. The pupils are members of the Canastota High School Band. It is the only high school band :n the state to be invited to this year's Kentucky Derby Festival, the week-long cele- bration leading up to the famous horse race. Before, after, and in between the two com- petitions, the pupils have a full schedule of performances, tours and other activities. Canastota Band Director Bruce Busch dis- c ussed the band, the trip and his feelings after the bands Thursday night rehearsal This is my ninth year of teaching, and I’ve never had a group of kids work harder or with more dedication than this one, he said 1 he kids have been working very, very hard on the field show. They’re a very dedicated bunch of kids, says Busch. Last spring our marching band was chosen as one of our nations’ best bands and was invited to participate in the in- vitational Kentucky Derby Festival. The band traveled to Louisville, Kentucky where they competed in the field competition and the Pegasus Parade. The continued to establish a tradition of marching ex- cellence at C.H.S. this fall with their exciting precisive marching during the football half-times. The unit Canastota is sending to Louisville will consist of 87 musicians and a color guard, including six carriers of the official presenta- tion flags, six majorettes, three rifle-carriers, two drum-majors and a five-man ROTC con- tineent carrying the American flag Busch will t e assisted on the journey by his wife, Vicki, who serves as flag and color guard instructor; Joseph Capparelli. his first assist- ant Marv Ann Menoiirei h� c m j irtrottp instructor, and field commanders Greg Wright and Hollv Palmer. Busch also acknowledged the many contri- butions the band has received from local civil groups, such as the firemen, the Lions’ Club, the American Legion, the senior citizens the firemen's auxiliary the Rotary Club and Du - Molding Corp The trip is being pa;! for. in full, by the funds raised by the parents nad civic groups, supplemented by $100 from each of the nine chaperones In addition, the pupils are paying for their own meals while on the trip 60 Row 1: C. Thrall, C. Lessard, J. Warner, K. Dillman Row 2: L. Caslcr, B. DcGroat, S. Mcunch, B. Williams Literary Journal 61 Oklahoma ited musical; Tme, hp robal broken moima Unprecedented v of love and ri Serous pioneer 62 Cast Lisa Kick Kathy Glen Bruce Cook Darlene Dicfcndorf Mary Kay Pino Tami Jaquin Kevin Phillips Colette Lessard Jim Aquino Greg Wright Bob Pexton Willy Epperson Paul Torrey Mark Smith Tim Stern Kevin Gagen Mary Pexton Marty Wimmer Nathan Phillips Jeff Whitehead Tracy Tifft John Warner Debbie Cass Mary Lynn Bigelow Pit Orchestra FLUTES Gina Urtz Cindy Wright Kathy Capparelli Julie Miller Lisa Carpenter Kim Burnam HORNS Tracey Carpenter Beth Tornatore PIANO Mr. Peter Hartman CLARINETS Betsy Yorton Carla DeShaw Toni Patterelli TROMBONE Jerry Felker PERCUSSION John Mengucci Tammy Harrington OBOE Gail Wright BASS Tammy Harrington TRUMPETS Dan Powers Rich Torrey Bob Mengucci Directed by Mr. Gregory Keefe Assistant to the Director-Ms. Pam Kostbar Scenic Direc- tor, Stagecrcw Head-Mr. Thomas Dolan Chorus Jim Santone, Julie Boston, Robin Gustin, Debbie Smith, Teri Miller, Keith Haas, Jill Inman, Sharon Rankins, Debbie Islas, Laura Islas, Lynn McMillan, Annette Kick, Mandy Williams, Sara Hoppe, Sandy Wilson, Chris Thrall, Lisa Noble, Heather Stcrlig, Vicki Jaquin, Becky Albott, Annette Adamo, Lori Herb, Gina Tomaso, Liz St. Croix, Melody Allen, Michelle Link, Brenda Bouyea, Wendy Bouyea, Chris Cerio, Ron Reese, Michelle Hayes, Chris Bouffard, Becky Kie- fer, Beth Finn, Connie Berke, Rose Allen 63 '79 TOOT Editors Lisa Kirk, Lori Finocchairo, Patty Clark, Colleen Gagen, Nick Cappoletti, Vicki Hopsicker, Mary Borgognoni, Lori DiVeronica, Nancy Jano- sik, Lori Smith, Linda Romagnoli, Absent: John Lincourt, Don Synder, Gail Wright. As we put the finishing touches on the TOOT, we look back and we realize that it wouldn’t be complete if we didn’t thank some very special people. Sometimes words can’t express your true feelings. As we write this, it seems as though there should be more than words to tell you how we feel. But words are all we have. Miss Dixon and Miss Martin, you’ve always been the ones who were calm and didn’t fall apart. When we needed you, you were there, but you knew that we had to do it ourselves, you let it become OUR TOOT with our own mark on it. There is no way that we could ever measure what you’ve done for us... the uncountable hours and ideas that you’ve given us. Thank you. Mrs. Wright, you had the tough job-telling us if our dreams could be turned into reality without sending us into BANK- RUPTCY! Mrs. Cook was always there to put the BLUE tape on the boxes of yearbook pages. We can’t forget the people who helped and who would get no recognition, if we didn’t thank them now. John Mengucci our ad salesman: Katrina, our artist; and expecially Art Bargabos, our own ‘Candid Camera’. And our staffs-without you all, it wouldn’t have been possible. Thank you from TOOT ’79 Editors P.S. Mr. Monaco, we love you! Destiny ... is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. William E. Henley f. Mari Linco tell, N. Mancini, T. Ha ■a. Coach Campbell,’ lir l alamara, B. Kei Row 1-Tj Pino, Coacl Carthy, D. K. CoeXB.; vuofd be another winning season. held as a major factor in the ; Brett Olden, John Sorbello and John ; opening game victory against Hol- team All-stars included Brett Olden in Lincourt, Joe Malbouf. Dale Mar- ■Id for what we’ ister John McC; plague the Raid |K%ding the Ri i-Valley League , Darren LeClaii Sorbello. ill team font iors, experifl vented him fl ; sidelines. T1 ame from be- Phil •The Canistbta Varsity f With the return ofl only Raider offlRse. AlWnjui Backus $ften viewed fro land Patent, 14-0, and ancf Tohn Lincourt. Seniors incl lantu, Howard Mason, Jolui MeC ition Row 1 -R. Schnur, D. Powers, G. Lauretti, M. Noble. Row 2 M. Harvey, B. Cook, Coach Fox, T. Verno, B. Knox. Row 3-R. Torrey, B. Person, A. Crawford, B. Caron, J. Mengucci, L. Di Toma, N. Makuch, J. Bargabos. Varsity Soccer The 1978 Soccer team, under new head coach Craig Fox, showed vast improvement in team play. Their league record of 2-7-1 is not a true indication of how well they played. In only their second year in league competition, the Raiders lost 5 of their games by only one point, and held league defending champs, Clinton, scoreless through 30 min- utes of play. Other highlights included wins over Oneida, and for the first time, the CHS soccer team was awarded the Tri-Valley Sportsmanship Award for soccer. Tri- Valley league All-Stars included Bruce Cook, Tony Verno, and Rich Schnur. The future looks bright for the Raiders with the return of second team All-Stars A1 Crawford and Bob Caron. 70 Varsity Cheerleading and Varsity Tennis Row 1 V. Hopsicker, B. Tornatore, G. Ezzo, P. Clark, B. Yorton. Row 2—S. Janosky, C. Cook. Row 3 C. Musacchio, L. Hesler, D. Wickens, M. Link, N. Rapasadi, T. Mantz, D. Pexton, A. Harvey, Ms. Ward. This year’s tennis team suffered a dis- appointing 3-4 sea- son but in turn gained a lot of ex- perience. Highlights of the season includ- ed wins over Cam- den and VVS. Se- niors on the team included Patty Clark, Gigi Ezzo, Vicky Hopsicker, Beth Tornatore and Betsy Yorton. They were under the di- rection of Ms. Dar- lene Ward. The 1978 Varsity Football Cheerlead- ers, under the direc- tion of Ms. Pat Dix- on, contributed greatly to the pro- motion of school spirit. Along with cheering at games, they planned pep rallys, decorated the halls, and back- ed the Raiders with various activities including decorating lockers, having food after games, and dec- orating their houses with signs and slo- gans to help “psy- che” them up. Row 1-M. Borgognoni, A. Licari. Row 2-S. Hood, M. Catalano. Row 3-R. Russitano, A. Caron, L. Snyder, M. Riley, N. Keck. Row 4-B. Pavone, J. Oster. Row 5-J. Hood. 71 FIELD HOCKEY Row 1-N. Janosik, K. O’Hara, M. Milmoe, L. Smith, L. Santone, L. Kirk, R. Taber, L. Kinslow. Row 2-C. Chariton, S. Hoppe, B. Max- well, B. O’Hara, T. Weibezahl, K. Milmoe, C. Smith, Coach Laidlaw, R. Lincourt, A. Milmoe, P. Wuest, R. Taber, B. Tork. When speaking of successful teams at CHS, the Red Raider Field Hockey team is always included. Under the direction of Ms. Marcia Laidlaw, the Raiders finished with a 12-1 record which earned them the Tri-Valley league championship and a top-seeded position in the sectionals. They lost in the sectionals to Watertown, the eventual champs. CHS dominance in the league will continue as Coach Laidlaw has many returning players for next season. Seniors included Nancy Janosik, Kathy O’Hara, Laurie Kinslow, Ruth Taber, Lisa Kirk, Lori Smith, Lorrie Santone, Terry Peters and Mary Milmoe. 72 73 Winter Sports Row 1: B. Finocchiaro, B. Yorton, A. Allen, D. LeBlanc, T. Passante, S. Giufre, J. Bargabos, W. Hood. Row 2: D. Case, M. Relyea, S. D’amico, M. Rapasadi. R. Bargabos, D. Bargabos, J. BAckus, J. Mitchell, T. Brown, H. Mason, Coach Beale Varsity Wrestling The Canastota Varsity Wrestlers again this year portrayed their dominance in the Tri-Valley League. The wrestlers, for the 5th straight year, will be de- fending their league title. The champions will be determinded at the crucial end of the season match against Oneida. The future, as always, looks bright for the Raiders with the return of wrestlers Sam Giufre, Tom Passante, and Jeff Bargabos. Seniors on this year’s team included Arnie Allen, John Backus, Dave Case, Brian Finocchiaro, Howard Mason, Joe Mitchell, and Mark Relyea. 74 .. . and were the glory of the times 75 Row 1: A. Crawford, M. Galavotti, P. Alibrandi, J. Malbouf, Coach Glazier Row 2: B. Caron, M. Whipple, D. Snyder, B. Olden, J. Lincourt, J. McCarthy, J. Roden Varsity Basketball Under the coaching of Bob Glazier, the Varsity Basketball team showed a great deal of im- provement this year. Although the season has not yet finished, the Raiders arc sure to finish high in the standings. Outstanding moments stand at a big win over Cazenovia and an outstand- ing game against Chittcnango. Seniors included Phil Alibrandi, Mark Galavotti, John Lincourt, Joe Malbouf, John McCarthy, Brett Olden, and Don Snyder. 76 Mary Borgognoni Nancy Keck Varsity Cheerleading The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders continued this year with their fine performance in cheerleading skills. Along with leading the Raider Fans in cheers, they proved their excell- ence in technique with many pom-pom routines and intricate mounts. Mary Catalano Julie Oster 78 Andrea Licari Renee Russitano Shelley Hood Ann Caron Lisa Snyder 79 Row 1: A. Milmoe, M. Taber, L. Smith, L. McCormick, K. O’Hara Row 2: Coach Laidlaw, V. Hopsicker, R. Taber, V. Morgan, P. Clark, L. Hood, L. Santone, A. Watkins Varsity Volleyball On January 13,1979, the Canastota Volleyball team showed its superiority in a display of teamwork that secured their victory in the section 3 finals. The Raiders came back against Bishop Ludden to take the title. The sectionals were preceded by an outstanding regular season where the Raiders were undefeated and again captured the Tri-Valley League title. 80 81 Boy's Varsity Bowling Row 1: B. Keck, D. Relyea, R. Metcalf, B. Cook, R. Musacchio, Row 2: M. Palamara, J. Mengucci, B. Beale, P. Cook, M. Buttino, Coach Astrachan The Boy’s Bowling team showed vast improvement this year. Although the sea- son is not over they are sure to finish high in league standings. They also qualifi- ed for sectional play at the end of the season. Seniors include Mike Buttino, Bruce Cook, Morrow Pala- mara and Barry Keck. Girl's Varsity Bowling Girls’ Bowling experienc- ed a successful season. They started out the season by beating Cam- den for the first time with a 9-2 victory. Coach Ward commented that there was no one stand- out on the team, it was all teamwork. Row 1: C. Jones, C. Lupica, C. Licbowitz, C. Noble Row 2: G. Tomaso, C. Cook, L. Torrey.G. Urtz, T. Rainbow, B. Tornatorc Row 3: F.. Edscll, P. VanDyke, N. Relyea, T. Carpenter, D. Del azio, K. Perry, Coach Ward 82 SPRING SPORTS E. Allen, B. Beale, A. Vecchio, Coach Beale, R. Musacchio, C. Russitano, S. Kinslow. VARSITY GOLF S. Cavallo, J. Bennett, M. Matina, E. Conley, Coach Dolan, M. Crawford. 83 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1 -C. Fratini, B. Worden, S. Tornatore, Coach Borgognoni, P. Mitchell, D. Tifft, M. Kilts. Row 2-T. Cornelius, D. Chaires, J Rapasadi C De- Fazio, M. Albanese, P. Cook, B. Keck. The 1978 Varsity Raiders finished with an 11-8 record with impressive wins over VVS, Caz, and Oneida. Pitcher Dale Tiftt and Shortstop Chip Fratini were named as Tri-Valley League All-Stars. Returning seniors will be Dave Chaires, Joe Rapasadi, Paul Cook and Barry Keck. We wish Coach Borgognoni and the 79 Raiders the best of luck for a successful season! 84 85 Row 1 -C. Smith, N. McKuch, B. Pexton, Coach Pino, B. Romagnoli, J. Clark, B. Grinncll. Row 2-M. Warden, M. Whipple, D. Williams, J. Rin- auto, T. Brown, J. Duffy, A. Allen, D. Case. Track and Tennis Row 1 -C. Tornatore, A. Crawford, J. Burke, Coach Wilbur, Bob Caron, P. Palombi. Row 2-T. Hesler, M. Bargabos, J. Heintz, J. Bargabos, J. Mengucci, B. Knox, P. DePrancisco, M. Presina, G. Hadyk. 86 Row 1 — M. Mariano, A. Milmoe, Coach PTatini, K. Milmoe, L. Islas. Row 2—L. Snyder, P. Duffy, S. Crawford, M. Riley, J. Riley, K. Eklers, M. Cat- alano, Absent: G. Ezzo. GIRL'S TRACK AND SOFTBALL Row 1 -K. O’Hara, C. Smith, M. Taber, T. Jaquin, D. Cass, V. Basilio, P. Clark. Row 2-Coach Stone, L. Smith, L. Santone, A. Watkins, G. Massa- rotti, L. McCormick, D. Wickens, Coach Laidlaw. 87 88 Raider 89 J.V. Football Row 1 -D. Herb, S. Pexton, G. Juravich, W. Rainwater, R. Hastings, P. White, A. Musacchio, W. Hood Row 2-J. Roden, J. Heintz, D. Cook, S. Parsons, Coach Torn- atore. Coach Maloney, D. LeBlanc, S. Jan- osik, M. Alibrandi Row 3-D. Eisenhut, J. Vaccaro, S. Fresina, C. Smith, D. Law- rence, L. LoMonaco, J. Kick, J. Pokorny Row 4 J, Pilato, M. Picciano, M. Morrey, B. Guy, S. Stevens, L. Malbouf, B. Pexton, T. DeVaul Frosh Football Row 1-P. Becker, D. Hazen, S. Hood, M. Relyea, M. DiGeorge, S. Smith, P. Milmoe, R. Patane. B. Mancini Row 2-M. DeFosse, M. Crosby, J. Mitchell, M. Hopsicker, . Coach Cass, Coach Beale. J. Worden, D. Murphy, B. Marsh Row 3 R. Mitchell, S. McConnell, P. Palamara, J. Capparelli, B. Romagnoli, S. Grinnell, J. Liebl, J. Popple Row 4-H. Benington, E. Cerasia, J. Becker, R. Eisenhut, J. Clark, J. Di- mao, G. Finocchairo Row 5-D. Reese, T. Cady, K. Boyce, T. D’amore, L. Ro- magnoli, S. Searles Soccer Row 1 -B. Cass, T. Steam, P. Dillman, K. Gagen, M. Snyder Row 2-V. Sparrow, M. Smith, Coach Borgognoni, J. Aquino, B. Mengucci, J. Stagnitti Row 3-T. O’- Hara, P. Russitano, M. Soper, T. Finn, J. Felker, M. Clarke, T. Nichols 90 Row 1-S. A. MITCHELL Row 2-1� . DUEIY, L. LIEBL, M. MARIANO, Row 3-J. BENNETT, D. CHAIRES, B. SHIELDS Row 4 -C. SMITH, MJ. MATINA, J. TOMARCCHIO, M. CRAWFORD, K. PALMER Row5-J. CERIO JV and Freshmen Cheerleaders Row I K. EHLERS Row2-E. RAUSHI, L. PINO, K. COTSOVITES, R. MOREY, P. QUAIN Row 3-S. CRAWFORD Row4 - B. CORDELL, J. RILEY, MJ. WEAGAN, Row 5- J. SALAMONE 91 JV Wrestling Row 1: R. Palmer, B. Gleason, R. Patane, T. O’Hara, B. Persons, A. Musac- chio, S. Kirk, E. Cerasia Row 2: Coach Campbell, M. Relyea, D. Vun- Dusen, R. Bargabos, A. Bargabos, S. Janosik, J. Clark, N. Guy, D. Hughes. 92 Row 1: T. Finn, J. Felker, D. Powers, Coach Borgognoni, D. Eisenhut, M. Morrey, D. Stevens Row 2: B. Mengucci, L. Malbouf, C. Sterling, T. Youngs, M. Soper, R. Hastings, R. Rainwater, C. Soper JV and Freshmen Basketball Row 1: B. Musacchio, J. Simmons, B. Mancini, B. Romagnoli, M. Hopsicker, R. Defazio, P. Dillman Row 2: Coach Tornatore, R. Mitchell, J. Worden, C. Smith, T. Riley, J. Dimao, S. Cerio, L. Romagnoli, D. Torrey 93 Row 1: J. Bennett, J. Tomarchio Row 2: K. Palmer,‘C. Smith, M. Crawford, P. Duffy Row 3: M.J. Matina, J. Cerio, L. Leibl, M. Mariano JV and Freshmen Cheerleading 94 Row 1: P. Quain Row 2: E. Raushi, J. Salamone, L. Pino Row 3: R. Morrey, J. Riley, B. Caron, M. Wiegand Row 4: K. Ehlers Row 1: V. Basilio, L. Hesler, J. Cerio, B. Tork, J. Hood Row 2: A. Harvey, S. Cavallo, C. Smith, D. Cass, V. Worden, C. Chariton Absent: L. Islas, E. Percival, Coach Laidlaw JV Volleyball and JV Basketball Row 1: N. Rapasadi, J. Salamone, C. Musacchio, J. Aquino, J. Riley Row 2: Coach Laidlaw, K. Palmer, B. O’Hara, B. Caron, J. Dimao, C. Keane, M. Wimmer 95 Dorian Frances Greene Dori “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend!’’ Mark Relyea David Timothy Chaires Dave “Everywhere in Life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do.’’ Tammy Sue Harrington Frampton “But, if 1 tell you who I am, you may not like who I am, and it is all that I have.” Judith Ann Fiore Facial (Judy) “I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change.” 116 Barry Knox “There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way.” Cynthia Ann Witchley Cynical Binical Barnical “Witchley” “Youth's for an hour, beauty’s a flower, But love is the jewel that wins the world!” Mary Elizabeth Borgognoni Burg “If I leave here tomorrow would you still re- member me, for I must be traveling on now, ’cause there’s too many places I’ve got to Brenda Ellen Williams Wampsville “There are few things easier than to live bad- ly and die well.” Truman Walter Rowe “When I think about all the stuff I learned in High School.. 117 Darlene Mowers Dar-Car Dee-Doing “What a long strange trip it’s been” John C. Lincourt Doc “Talent is God’s gift to man. What he does with that talent is his gift to God.’’ Rose Marie Dawley Shrub “Now 1 told you, so you ought to know. It takes some time for a feelin’ to grow. You’re so close now I can’t let you go.” David Bruce Case Casey “Never give up.’’ Susan Mary Cashel Sue “We do not remember days, we remember moments.’’ 118 Lori Lynn Carrier LC “A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you’ve been, accepts who you’ve become, and still, gently invites you to grow.” Barry Francis Keck ‘‘Take it easy, and if you can’t take it easy, take it any way you can get it.” Rita L. Beaulac ‘‘The happiest times are those shared with friends and loved ones.” Scott Francis Whitehead Whitey ‘‘The best thing about being young is if you had to do it all over again, you would still have time.” Sherry Ann Snyder Motor Mouth ‘‘Be true to your friends, but most of all, be a true friend.” 119 Valerie Lynne Caslcr Ernie “But, we are all the sums of all the memo- ries of our lives all that is ours is in them and we can not escape or conceal it.” Michael Anthony Fresina Fritz “Success is nothing if you don’t have any- body to share it with.” Elizabeth Ann Finn Beth “And in the sweetness of friendship, let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” Anthony Verno Jr. Squash “Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you 120 Morrow John Palamara Morrow “Someday soon we’ll stop to ponder What on Earth’s this spell we’re under-We made the grade and still we wonder-Who we are.’ Lawrenc Alice Ogden Honey “A ship in a harbor is safe; but that’s not what ships were made for.” Genevieve R. Ezzo Gigi “Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” Victoria Ann Hopsickcr Hoppy “Oh, I love the life within me, I feel a part of everything I see. And oh, I love the life around me, A part of every tiling is here in Mark John Worden Stretch “Life is a theater in which the worst people often have the best seats.” 121 Billie Elaine Williams Big Bill “Count your age by friends not years, count your life by smiles not tears.” Mark Stephen Harvey Hoovis “Failure will never overtake me if my deter- mination to succeed is strong enough.” Cynthia Felker Cid “The pleasure of love lasts for only a mo- ment, but the pain of love will last for a life- time.” Gary Thomas Laureti “.. . The amount you measure out is the amount you will be given .. Terry Lee Peters TP “My life is in the hands of any fool who makes me lose my temper.” 122 Joseph Arthur Malbouf Boof “Who seeks a friend without fault remains without one. Geraldine Anastasia James GiGi “My life is in the hands of any fool who makes me lose my temper. Lisa Jane Hart Boo “I don’t know what I’d do without you babe. Don’t know where I’d be.” Laura Grace Bisha Bish “If you really want something badly enough you’ve got to let it go free; and if it comes back to you, it’s really yours. If it doesn’t, you never had it anyway. 123 Barbara Anne Cretaro Cret “As we look forward to the future, we must look upon our past experiences and reflect the knowledge we have gained by living them.” Colette Louise Lessard “A million tomorrow’s shall all pass away ere I’ll forget all the joys that arc mine to- day.” Thomas Albanese Thompson “Live each day to its fullest because life is too short and too dear to all of us to be wasted.” Brenda Lee Virgil Pecado “It doesn’t matter who you love or how you love, but that you love.” 124 Stuart Alien Mulford Stu “Isn’t life a terrible thing, thank God?” Joanne Marie Simmons Jo “All special gifts and powers from God will someday come to an end, but love goes on forever.” Laureen Catherine Kinslow Gimpy “Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of success is the mere accomplishment of your own.” Paul Arthur Torrey Paulie “Man is my friend, I have no enemies. 125 Maria Ann Hart Rea “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not fol- low. Don’t walk behind me, 1 may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend.’’ James Vincent Carinci Jim “To each his own.’’ Terri Lynne Robotham Robot “The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost.” Mary Elizabeth Pexton Blind Mary “God is greater than any problem I have.’’ Donald Peter Snyder Jr. Xerox “Minds arc not conquered by force, but by love and highmindedness. 126 Darron Richard Lc Clair “I got alot to say, but don’t know how to say it. So I’ll just leave it at that.” Lori Kay Smith Smitty “The greatest gift one can give to another person is a deeper understanding of life and the ability to love and believe in self.” Colleen Theresa Gagen Peanut “Believe in something. Work for it. It will be yours.” Christine Marie Giufre Tina “Hungover, Red Eyed, Dog Tired Satisfied- It’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” Joseph Anthony Starks Trunk “Life is like eating Artichokes, you’ve got to go through so much to get to so little.” 127 Sandra Lee Burlarley Fragile “No man really knows about other human beings. The best he can do is to suppose that they arc like himself.” Barbara Irene DeGroat Babs “No man should live by bread alone but by the Word of God” David Stuart Hoch Dave Drive fast die young. Vickie L. Webb “True love is the dream of all tomorrows yet to be.” Francis Scott Duncan Franny 28 Steven Michael Clemens Boo Boo “Don’t let life get you down, just make the best of it.” Virgina Rose Salamino Dee Dee “The best things in life come when no ones looking!” Alice Frances Watkins Allie “We do not what we ought, what we ought not we do, and lean upon the thought, that chance will bring us through.” Philip Anthony Alibrandi Mumble “Speak softly and carry a big stick.” Nancy Ann Janosik Jancy “Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them But I am able to look up and sec their beauty believe in them and follow where they lead.” 129 Nancy Ellen Willard Willy “How is it that I’ve come to this, unable once again to fill up even one more day alone.’’ Donald Eric Hughes Hobbit “If you have a problem, use your head to get you out of it, it’s the best way you have.’’ Clara Cerasia “No love, no friendship will ever cross our path without affecting us in some way.’’ Brian Nicholas l inocchiaro Briago “Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned.’’ Heather Erin Conley Erin “We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun; but the wine and the song like the seasons have all gone.’’ 130 Karen Ann Dillman Pickle “Lucky are those who have dreams, for they can make their dreams become realities.” Mary Anne Cecilia Wilhelm Ma ‘Time is a flower with every day a petal un- folding out into tomorrow.” John Ernest Sorbello Sorby “Forget yesterday-Think of tomorrow-Live for today.” 131 Betsy Sue Yorton Bets “Happiness is possible even in pain and suf- fering. But pleasure alone can never create happiness.” Andrew Edward Fusillo Fuzzy “We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing the unbelievable for so long with so little that we now attempt the im- possible with nothing.” Deborah Jean Sommers Waddles “My love for you is one thing; your love for me is another. They go together to be love for one another.” Frank Charles Coppola Spike “Only the good die young. Shirley Christine Albanese Shirley Berley “You don’t have to be one of them to be part of them.” 132 James Robert Allen Katrina Marie Pilato Trina “Sail on. Sail on. Could be right, I might be wrong. Tina Marie Bennett Tina “The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope for. ’ Arnold D. Allen Arnie “Never quit. ’ 133 Lori Ann Finocchiaro “Finnie” You are the sun, I am the moon, you are the words, I am the tune-play me. Michael Joseph Buttino “Rev” Life is what you make it, so make the best of it. Richard Howard Schnur “Rich” (Ace) Always have an ace up your sleeve. Beth Elise Tornatore Your ideas and ideals become dynamic when you do something about them. When you express them in everyday action. Nicholas Anthony Cappolctti, Jr. “Nick” The essence of greatness is the ability to choose personal fulfillment in times when others choose madness. 134 Paul C. Cook ‘Two roads diverged in the wood and I chose the one less traveled and that has made all the difference.” Elsa Jean Hart El ‘‘I knew we could make it from the first time I saw you passin’ by. To me it was much more than emotions, it was the fire in your eyes.” Lorrie Ann San tone Scrub To live life to its fullest. Mary Haely Milmoe “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Joseph Anthony Mitchell Jr. Mitch “We can never be too careful.” 135 Charlene Liebowitz Char “Love is like a butterfly — it goes wherever it pleases and pleases wherever it goes.” Thomas Ray Hollingsworth II Debra Madcll Deb “Love starts when another person’s needs become more important than you own.” Roger Alan Slyter Mad Hatter Paulette Gail Finocchiaro 136 Ruth Marie Taber Rufus Ruff “Some sec things as they are and ask “why”? I dream things as they never were and ask ‘‘why not”? Valli Louise Morgan Val “I asked for all things that I might enjoy in life, 1 was given life that I might enjoy all things. . Allen Riley 137 William Adelbert Raymond Jr. David Henry Wickham Lance Kevin Hopkins Donald Ernest Rouse 138 Howard Jacob Mason Lori Ann Hood Hoodie “Did nothing in particular and did it very well.” Brett Jeffrey Olden 139 Sonya Christina Muench Munchkin “The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do without a thought of fame.” , i Donald Lee Kilts Don “Life is like a door, it is opened and closed without us ever knowing it; Fate determines everything so live life day to day.” Darren Walter Ball Elizabeth Ezzo Beth “Without honesty. . . there is no truth, without truth. . . there is no love, without love. . . there is nothing.” 140 Penny Smith Michael Noble John McCarthy Antoinette Garcia Penny Chapman 141 Michelle Susan Lytle Richard LeRoy VanDuscn Jeffrey Robert Aquino Susan Mitchell Steven Raushi Wilson John Epperson U2 OOPS we forgot! Camera Shy Seniors Sherry Bonaventura Bryan Bovec Frank Busek David Carpenter Mark Durst Scott Finlay Gary Fritz Mark Galavotti Bryon Glass Michelle Lytle Dale Mariano Mark Markle Lana McCormick Audrey Messi nger Francis Notaro Carol O’Dell Mark Polisse Rose Polisse Jeanine Redmond Debra Tuttle Shalane Walters Michael Wyant Theresa Zupan 143 Row 1 -Shalcnc Walters, Penny Smith, Mike But- tino, Billie Williams. Row 2-Rich Schnur, Mike Fresina, Bruce Cook. Absent-Clara Cerasia, Judy Fiore, Tina Giufre, Lisa Kick, Terry Peters, Terry Robotham, Tony Vemo, Mary Ann Wilhelm. Charlene Liebowitz, Joanne Simmons, Mary Pex- ton. Absent-Tina Bennett, Laura Bisha, Lori San- tone, Betsy Yorton. Business Toot Sports Row 1 Mike Buttino, Alice Watkins Row 2-Barry Keck, Joe Mal- bouf Absent Tom Albanese, Lori Kinslow, Val Morgan, Morrow Pal- amara, Brenda Virgil. Typing 144 Staff Literary Julie Ramsdell, Mary Milmoe Absent-Sandy Bur- larley, Chris Lupica. Layout Art and Photography Lori Santone, Tina Giufre. Absent-Jeff Aquino, Lori Hood, Gary Laureti, Joe Rapasadi, PaulTorrey, Katrina Pilato M5 Andrea Licari, Mary Milmoe, LuAnn LoMonaco. Absent Beth Finn, Penny Smith. TOP TEN SENIORS Gail Katherine Wright “Shorty” I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Julie Beth Ramsdell Of all knowledge, the wise and good seek most to know themselves. Dennis Warren Fabrizi All the universe-or nothing. Which shall it be? Patricia Jane Clark “P.C” Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one. Kathleen Anne O’Hara Kathy “O” Hitch your wagon to a star. 146 LuAnn LoMonaco “Lu” Love is not measured by how many times you reach each other. Linda Marie Romagnoli We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. TOP TEN SENIORS Bruce Armstrong Cook “Cookie” We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Andrea Licari “Andi” Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambi- tions. Christine Ann Thrall “Ugly” Tis the human touch in this world that counts. The touch of your hand and mine, Which means far more to the fainting heart than shelter and bread and wine . . . 147 Kaoru Sasaki is a high school senior this year. She is our foreign ex- change student from Japan. She is 16 years old and has been with us since August. Kay was born in Yamaguchi, Japan. She lives in Ube City, Japan with her family two brothers, her parents, and her grandmother. She has lived with the Richard Carpenter family and the Robert Weibezahl family while in Canastota. Kay has studied typing, social studies, English, math, art, and gym during her stay. us i They who whisper in a well, May within their lifetime dwell Upon the goals they wish to reach And of those faithfulls who did teach. Wishing well the Class of 79 Wm. H. Yorton, Pres. Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 from BAROTT FARMS AND NURSERY W. KINCAID, INC. WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS HOME • FARM • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL N. Main St. Road—R.D. 2 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 687-3421 William H. Yorton Office 315 — 697-7720 President Home 315-697-7237 GALAVOTTI PAINTING INC. Painting Contractor PHONE 697-9362 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK 13032 Compliments of Edward J. Browne Inc. Fine Furniture Floor Coverings Draperies 363-5300 People Who Say Our Prices Are High Have Never Been In Our Store” Open Tuesday And Friday Until 9 P.M. Oneida Castle Compliments of WELTON MOTOR SALES INC. n Kingsley [0 REAL ESTATE realtor FOR SALE 363-3500 Oneida Ta? it SOLD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Route 5 Corner of Broad St. Oneida, New York 150 BRUN • O • MATIC INC. 104 Center Street Canastota, NY Complete Vending Service Phone 697-7534 Banquet—Parties Receptions—Catering 1-500 Richard Carpenter Owner Phone 697-9644 SHARWAY MOTEL Canastota, N.Y. Best of Luck to All Congratulations to the Class of ’79 CANASTOTA HOME EQUIP. From 136 S. Peterboro Canastota, N.Y. Wayne Sharon Smith and Family Congratulations to The Class of 79 From Dl VERONICA BROS. INC. 151 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 from Sodas Sundaes PHONE (315) 363-4231 TOOKE'S FACTORY OUTLET CHINA YOUR RT. 5 ESTABLISHED FACTORY OUTLET STORE SPECIALIZING IN CHINA FOR OVER 20 YEARS' 30 GENESEE ST WELLS RUTH TOOKE ONEIDA. N Y. 13421 R Of S 4 Good Reasons to see your good neighbor agent Car—Home—Life—Health CHATTERBOX LUNCHEONETTE American Italian Food 139 South Peterboro St. Ph. 697-7988 “In the Heart of Downtown Canastota” 5 a.m.—10 p.m. Newspapers Cigars Best Wishes to the Class of 79 — S T A T f FARM INSURANCE ___________ John J. McNamee Jr. 28 Genesee St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 363-1150 SAMUEL J. FUDESCO Complete Insurance Service Mutual Funds On Rt. 5 next to China Shop State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Telephone, Office 697-2600 104 Center St. Canastota, N.Y. WAMPSVILLE NURSERY SCHOOL BEST WISHES FROM THE FIRST TRUST DEPOSIT COMPANY Wishes the class of 79 Good Health, Happiness and Trouble-free years ahead . . and only yesterday they were children . . FIRST TRUST Deposit Company Canastota Office Canastota, New York 152 Best Wishes From Elmer N. Smith Trucking R.D. 2 BOX 35A CANASTOTA. N. Y. 13032 PH. 315 - 697 - 9419 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Congratulations to The Class of 1979 From THE CANASTOTA FIRE DEPARTMENT Congratulations JOHN MAZZULLO SONS OF ONEIDA, INC. Class of 79 DUNN’S BAKERY CARPETS Sr FURNITURE 447 SAYLES STREET PHONE ONEIDA. N. Y ONEIDA 363 2390 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From Mr. and Mrs. Garad Williams 153 BEST WISHES from ORT SHOP 421 SOUTH PETERBORO STREET CANASTOTA, NEW YORK 13032 Best Wishes from MORONE’S Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From Congratulations to the Class of 1979 A.E. DEW SONS INC. D + D SPORTS of Oneida Manufactures of Wood Roof Trusses Canastota, N.Y. From SHERRY’S BEAUTY SALON 177 Madison St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 Sherry Kincaid Oneida Valley Rd Canastota, N.Y. C.W. COLLINS OVERHEAD DOOR. CO. North Court St. Road Canastota, N.Y. 363-2936 155 Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 79 Medical Center Pharmacy The Prescription Shop Phone 363-1750 240 Main Street Oneida, NY 13421 Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs “Service For The Sick” Congratulations to the Class of 79 from: NICOLA’S 697-9210 •Seafood «Four Sizes of Pizza •Buckets of Chicken «Sandwiches 184 Canal St.—Canastota WE PLEASE PEOPLE Phone 697-9458 JOHN B. TAYLOR All Types of Welding Heli-Arc Arc Stainless Steel, Aluminum White Metal Sheet Lewis Point Rd. Canastota, N.Y. Best Wishes from albanese shoes Best Wishes to Class of 79 Compliments of v'dCcu •flSEW --V—_ j Kxnnni dqqdq Tuxedos Winded $ fbrmaC vicar 363-7612 363-7580 Genesse St. Rt. 5 Oneida, N.Y. CAM MARINE EQUIPMENT 500 Feet South o Routes 5 '3 Canastota. N Y 13032 Andy Arden George Cleler 697-2065 Diving� Skiing«Electronics� Nautical Accessories With Our Air Station, We Can Fill Your Scuba Tank Anytime Scuba Diving Equipment Available for Rentals Scuba Courses Arranged Catalogs Available 157 Best Wishes to the Class of “79” From The Compliments of Canastota Office MIDWAY MOTEL ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK “Full Service Banking” Member F.D.I.C. WESTLAKE MFG. CORP 119 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 79 159 Best Wishes to Class of 79’ From BURGER KING HENDERSON’S INC. Office Supplies and Equipment Social—Stationery—Commercial 226 Main St. Oneida, N.Y. ■ ■ .4° 0. IS siiiuio a v MlCHANlCt Phone 697-7700 BOREK BROTHERS AUTOMOTIVE Major and Minor Repairs N.Y.S. TOWING 6r INSPECTION AUTO BODY REPAIR AND PAINTING ROUTE s - 1 MILE East Or Canastota RICK - LEN - GREG Canastota. N Y 13032 AF RYAN SONS INC. 192 Madison Street Oneida, N.Y. Used Car Lot Next to Don Ryan Olds on Route 5 Phone 363-2400 363-1780 CERIO’S MODERN MARKET, INC. IWKVm 4 ■� C- Meats, Produce, Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages Delicatessen Congratulations to the Class of 79 From V. BUDA SON SAUSAGE CO. Canastota 697-9430 Boarding—Whirlbath—Special Care Compliments of Individual Paddocks TOW PATH STABLES RUSYQ REE Nursing Home for Race Horses Beverly James Route 4, Box 25A Proprietor Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Submarines—Sandwiches— Telephone 363-1966 Salads—Hot Foods—Groceries—Beer— Soda—Self Serve Gas 160 CONCORD and TITAN MOTOR HOMES GALAVAN and MICRO-MINI 161 AGWAY BUILDING MATERIALS 169 CEDAR STREET ONEIDA. NY 13421 Congratulations to the Class of 79 M WHITES FARM SUPPLY INC. AGWAY HOMES AND 363-5700 QUAKER MAID KITCHENS The right connection for all International and Power Lawn Products Canastota 697-2214 Sangerfield 841-4181 Congratulations to the Class of 79 LOUIS LERMAN COMPANY, INC. 161 Madison Street Oneida. New York 13421 David M. Goldstone 315-363-3380 Congratulations and Best Best Wishes to the Wishes from Class of 79 V. GIUFRE AND SONS INC. LOUCKS PLUMBING HEATING Best Wishes to the Class of “79” LEO’S GENERAL STORE NOBLE’S DAIRY QUIK STOP Everyday Low Prices Weekly Sale Items Doris Joe Home of Sue’s Donuts Complete Deli Dept. Sodas, Bait, Ice 697-7329 Rt. 31 South Bay Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 Compliments of J. HOMER BALL FUNERAL HOME INC. LAWRENCE CARY INSURANCE AGENCY Lawrence Cary Bruce Cary J. Homer Ball: Pres. Peter M. Pitkin: V. Pres. 697-2178 201 James St. Canastota, New York Phone 697-2294 Seneca Avenue Canastota, N.Y. 13032 A M ARGENTINE Fine Apparel and Accessories For Ladies and Teens GARY’S AUTO PARTS INC. 117 Peterboro Street 697-2401 Full Line of Late Model Parts (Auto Recycling Center) Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1979 651 Fitch Street Oneida, New York THE NEW CANASTOTA MEN’S SHOP Men Young Men Fine Wearing Apparel 129 Peterboro Street 697-9552 Pres. Gary P. Harrington 163 Pabxs Telephone Interconnect Pa Data Congratulations to the Class of 79 from C R ELECTRONICS, INC. KIME’S TRUE VALUE George J. Cisler President Home Center Office (315) 697-2051 Syracuse (315) 687-3191 Utica (315) 853-3444 Morrisville (315) 684-9650 Corner Rts. 5 13 Marguerite Road P.O. Box 6 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Home Center Lumber—Paint —Hardware— Seneca Turnpike Canastota, N.Y. 13032 697-3232 Good Luck Grad’s Congratulations to the Class of 79 From From CANASTOTA CONSTRUCTORS INC. WARNER’S MEN’S a SHOP 132 Main Street Oneida N.Y. 13421 Telephone 363-3002 164 Best Wishes Class of 79 Compliments of CANASTOTA FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY BAROTT-RYDER INC. TRI-VALLEY Congratulations INSULATION Seniors Congratulations From to the Class of 79 NANNETTE’S COIFFURES All types of home and Commercial Insulation 223 James St. Phone 697-9656 339-0081 697-9511 Canastota, N.Y. Best Wishes to Class of 79 Compliments of NEWBERRY-FIORE FUNERAL HOME 317 South Peterboro St. Canastota, NY Phone 697-2296 SALES CORP. SUBSIDIARY OF Z LODA CORPORATION Frank M. Fiore, Owner 240 Genesee St. • Oneida. NY FIORE FUNERAL HOME Phone (315) 363-8130 303 Main Street Material Handling and Recycling Equipment Oneida, NY Phone 363-6100 SAMUEL T. RUSSO Compliments of BRUNO NOVELTY CO., INC. REAL ESTATE 104 Center St. Compliments Canastota, NY Mikki and Sam Russo Phone 697-2091 165 Best That Life Has To Offer To the Class of 79 from CARMEN’S ADVANCED HAIR DESIGN Carmen Nastasi Cindy Arnold Doug’s AUTOBODY Custom Painting Bodywork Cars • Vans «Trucks • Motorcycles Exit 34 Doug Miller 315-697-7918 CANASTOTA FIRESTONE Canastota’s MARION MANOR Tire and Appliance Store Your Year Round Fun Place Jet. 13 31 WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, Liquid Asphalt, Lime Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From General Offices: Canastota N.Y. Cuarry Phone, Chittenango 687-6146 Canastota Phone, 697-2261 MELICK’S MINUTE MAN Route 5, Canastota Proverbs 3:5,6 166 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 For Your Family’s Heating Comfort And Convenience CLARKS PETROLEUM SERVICE INC. Congratulations Class of 79 S OOPLANB CANASTOTA D R Shopping Center OPEN DAILY 'TIL 11 PM SUNDAYS 9 AM-9 PM Canastota, N.Y. Phone 697-3651 Compliments Of iBrute (6. Drppnlttt Jfmnrral Home Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From CANASTOTA SAVINGS 23rur? (S. Drppnlttt 172 W. Genessee Street Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3063 Division of Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 1979 Charles Miller Post 140 from Good Luck Canastota to the Teachers’ Association CLASS OF 1979 COMPLIMENTS OF ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS 169 Best of Luck to the Class of 79 MILLER’S Madison St. Mid-Town Oneida from The Friendly Place to Shop DON RYAN OLDS 201 Genesee Street Oneida, N.Y. 13421 363-2200 Good Luck Grads From ONEIDA Best Wishes From Compliments of DANNY’S RESTAURANT VISION CARE Main Madison Oneida, N.Y. Compliments of WILLIAMS Oneida Sewing Center Approved SINGER Dealer “HOME OF SUPERSTITCH” 123 Main St., Oneida (Next to Fabric Fair) 363-1234 Open: 9:30-5:30 Fri. 9:30-8:30 Anytime by appointment. Congratulations from OLDE GRANGE RESTAURANT BILLARDS Mike Suzanne Cagiia 170 Best Wishes From CENTRAL SERVICE OF ONEIDA 214-216 Farrier Ave. Best Wishes From The Children Bazaar Clothing for Infants to Jeans 114 Peterboro St. Phone 697-9595 Canastota N.Y. Congratulations to The Class of 1979 JOHN Dl GEORGE PRODUCE CO. Growers and Shippers E. Canal St. Canastota DEBRUCQUE GREENHOUSES 481 New Boston St. Canastota, N.Y. Flowers for All Occasions 697-2006 171 Best wishes to the Class of 1979 Inter-Collegiate Press A Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Quality—Since 1910 Emphasis on Service—Creativity Tutor” col toy icite press JOHN OSGOOD Yearbook Specialist Winnepeg. Canada Box 222, Cicero, NY 699-3015 (area 315) Shawnee Mission, Kansas ISADORE A RAPASADI SONS INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 BEST WISHES TERRA REAL ESTATE JOEL T. ARSENAULT, BROKER 206 South Peterboro Street Canastota, New York 315-697-3400 Packers of Onions RAINERI’S DAIRY and Potatoes 400 N. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 BAR Curio-Art Shoppe Route 31, RD. 2 V. GIUFRE AND SONS, INC. Extend Wishes for Success to the Class of 1979 172 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Monaco jHanaca MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY 168 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK 13421 363-5080 Best Wishes Class of 79 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 W.E. BAILEY SON AGENCY INC. CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE New Boston Road 697-9164 Professional Insurance John W. Bailey, CPCU Eileen R. Bailey Mark C. Cramer Best Wishes to the Class of 79 PTA CANASTOTA PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 173 I. Andrea Licari, leave to my brother Paul four more fantastic years at CHS (esp. gym class), to Tim Brown all the wonderful memories we share along with all my love, and to Julie H. the responsibility of watching over Tim. 1, LuAnn LoMonaco, leave to my brother, Larry, the patience to get through two more years. To my sister, Mary Ann, 1 leave a lot of luck for the next ten years of school. I, Mike Buttino leave the underclassmen of CHS the key to my cellar and to K.F. a senior year like I had. I, Chris Thrall, leave to posterity, Mr. Wilbur’s double bores. I, Richard Schnur leave Llmo, Bert and George, and to my brother two years of “double bore” and to Amy, everything. I. Lori Finn, leave my greatest thanks and love to Mr. Sanderson who is the BEST, to Robin for being my sister always, and to Rich for still being my friend. 1, Shally Walters, leave to Paula M., Julie O., and Robin R., Miss Laid- law’s seventh period gym class. I, Debra Tutlc, leave all my hopes to the underclassmen to do what we didn't! I, Steve Raushi, leave everything I never got out of this school to my little sister Elaine, in hopes she uses it. I, Michelle Lytle, bequeath to Ma Rap and Mr. Castalio two more angels (my sisters) and to M.T., J.O., and J.L. a dozen eggs. I, Marc Galo, leave Kimbob the right to be called Rat II, and to my friends, the right to walk out of class. I, Frank Busek, leave to Mr. Moses my two twenty-foot burn marks in the teachers’ parking lot. I, John Sorbello, leave Kimmy my Kazoo. I, Shirley Albanese, leave to Anthony Musacchio, all my love and a big kiss for being such a beautiful person, to the class of 81,1 leave the Purple Haze. I, Andy lusillo, leave to the student body, the right to party, and to Bcv, all my love. I, Betsy Yorton, leave to Cindy W. the thrill of staring across the cafe at M.M. by herself, to M.L., the privilege to spend the weekend with Jay-alone, and to Michelle W., my Acct. II books. I, Debby Somers leave Canastota hoping my sisters. Missy and Liz will graduate. I, Frank (Spike) Coppola, leave to Jody, Jill, Renee, and Caren, all my professional skill in volleyball. I, Beth Ezzo, leave Judy F. the right to sit in the nun’s parking lot and to Carol and Dcbbi, the right to raise heck. I, Colette Lessard, leave to my best friend and sister, Mandy, two more years of music with Mr. Keefe and Mr. Busch and hope that these two years brings her as much happiness as they have brought me. I, Barb Cretaro, leave my buddies with the memories of all the good times at ‘The Hill” and to my brother. Bill, a lot of happiness. I, Tom Albanese, leave Marty A., the only person qualified, in charge of my school. I, Judy Fiore, leave to the future students of CHS the hope that they will enjoy high school. I, Dave Chaircs, leave the memories of the fun we have had raising cane in four years of high school. I, Dorian Greene, leave this school the two remaining Greene girls, to Liz, memories, and to other friends, all the happiness in the world. I, Mark Relyea, leave CHS - happily. I, Tammy Harrington, leave Ms. Carll my genuine appreciation and fond thoughts in hopes that this was just the beginning. I, Bob Kimpton, leave to the Jr’s, the right to cut any class they wish and then to face Mr. Castalio. I, Gary Laureti, leave Mike and Marty the school. I, Darlene Mowers, leave Judy F. the right to party and have the best time of her life in her senior year. I, John Lincourt, leave to my sisters, Rose and Jo., the right to be late for school and to Mr. Pino, his tongue. I, Rose Dawley, leave the underclassmen all the remaining years at CHS. I hope they are happy ones at that. Good luck also. I, Dave Case, leave CHS to all of the future members of the Clockvillc gang to do with as they see it. I, Sue Cashel, leave this school with fond memories and to my brother and sisters, all the happiness in the world. I, Barry Knox, leave locker numbers 601,841, 953, and 617 to any- one who wants them. I, Mary Borgognoni, leave to Judy S. the right to have as much fun cheering for the Raiders as I did, and to Mr. Wilbur, an occasional double bore!! I, Truman Rowe, leave. I, Cindy Felker, leave to my brother, Jerry, all the fun times with Miss Laidlaw and all the fun I had in my years of CHS. I, Mark Harvey, leave this school, with hopes of never returning as well as my sisters Beth, Ann, and Nancy, and brother, Tom. I, Terry Peters, leave to my brother, John, the hope that he doesn’t have to take courses he doesn’t want and to Claude, all my love. I, Morrow Palamara, leave my brothers, Pete and John, tradition, to my sister, Rosanne, all my love, and to the girls at CHS, my phone number, 697-7041. Hi Mom. I, Cindy Witchley, leave this school with the GREAT memory of one!!! To Dar, a pound of rotten hot-dogs. I, Vicki Hopsicker, leave Mike and Theresa all my love. To all my friends, whom I have grown to love, I leave all the good times and memories. I. Gigi Ezzo, leave Mary M., the only left in the neighborhood, to break the league records in the mile and two mile, and the ability to run around the track with me. I, Lawrene Ogden, leave to my brother enough brains to stay in school and graduate, and to my sister and brother-in-law, much suc- cess and happiness with each other. 174 I, Mark Worden, leave all my track experiences, and leave the mile WALK record to Tom, or anyone who can break it. 1, Valerie Casler, leave to Judy F., Carol D., Debbie C. and the rest of the class of 80, the right to raise enough heck to make up for me. 1, Tony Verno, being the last of the Verno’s, leave this school to any- one who can handle it. I, Beth Finn, leave CHS with happy memories, good friends, and much confusion. To my brother, the Senate and to Tammy, the road to happiness. I, Mike Fresina, leave to Sue and Steve all their dreams and wishes. I also leave many friends and good times. I, Lisa Kick, leave to my sister, A.K., all the happiness in future CHS musicals, and Mr. Keefe, the patience to live through them. I, Scott Whitehead, leave my ability to do well in accounting to my brother, Jeff. I, Rita Beaulac, leave CHS with the fondest of memories, and to Bridget T, a good math chair. I, JoAnn Galavotti, leave to the FBLA Mrs. Grossman and all the headaches, and to Mr. Sanderson, I leave John. 1, Penny Smith, leave to Noah, one more year on the bus. To Ricky, a empty seat on the bus ALONE, and to C.S., all the boys she can han- dle. 1, Penny Chapman, leave to the rowdy bunch I know, all the days they want to skip, and to certain members of this school, good luck. I, Brenda Williams, leave Nathan, Mike and Tammy two broken rifles and memories of good times. I, Toni Garcia, leave Judy, Debbie, Debbie, Audrey, Shaun, and Val- eric the right to raise heck and to carry on. 1, Billie Williams, leave to Vinny the nickname “Skippy” and to Mr. and Mrs. Busch and the whole marching band, the cherished memories of Kentucky. I, John McCarthy, leave my fantastic football season to any other Chittenango transfer who happens to enter Canasotota High School. I, Terri Robotham, leave CHS and all the memories that go with it to my “little” brother Steven. 1, Donald Snyder, leave my sister, Lisa, all the fun of going through her senior year totally bored. 1, Marie Hart, leave to my brother, Ted, all my love and the right to raise heck. To Gordie, I leave all the parties he can handle. I, James Carinci, leave the way the class of 79 worked together to the future classes of CHS. I, Mary Pexton, leave all the chorus music that I have accumulated to Mr. Keefe, to Tracey, the right to go out with any hunk in all-county (BM KB). I, Joe Starks, leave Jeff and Tom one million white tips in hopes that someone will harass them. 1, Gail Wright, leave Miss Laidlaw the name “Leadfoot”, the right for animals to hunt Mike, neatness to my sister, Cindy, and to the teach- ers, my younger two brothers. I, Linda Romagnoli, leave to my brother, Larry, my seat in the Chemistry room and all the luck in the world for his remaining years at CHS. I. Dennis Fabrizi, leave to anyone who wants them a four year supply of Cliffs notes on literature. 1, Patty Clark, leave to my brother Jim the keys to the “Power Wa- gon” and to my sister Annie, as many great years in high school as I had. 1, Lori Hood, leave Barb the right to be 21, to Janet a Gem, to Wendy a big one, and to the school I leave Julie, Wes, and Mark. I, Ruth Taber, leave Mike Rap the right to gab in the library and to anyone else who can make him starve like I did. To Laidlaw, don’t bother trying to Find a better yawner than I, you can’t. Good Luck to B.C., M.T., K.P., C.C.. And all the rest. I, Valli Morgan, leave this school with great regrets because of all the good times I’ve had. I leave this opportunity to my two brothers Vin- ny and Vance to enjoy it also. Thanks, Coach! I, Joe Rapasadi, leave “Big Bev” the Fight to become “Principal” of the school and the fun of having a party on the BOCES bus and not getting caught. I, Roger Slyter, leave my hats to no one! I, Charlene Liebowitz, leave CHS in hopes that Mrs. Rap can find an- other spy. To my brother, Alan, and Dennis Chase, I leave all of the fun of high school. I, Jeff Aquino, leave to Carrie the memories of love and good times we’ve shared together this past year and to Jim and Julie, good luck and God bless you in your remaining years at CHS. I, Arnie Allen, leave CHS very happily. I, Katrina Pilato, leave to my brother John much love and strength to carry on, to Bren all our lunch periods just buzzzin through. I, Marie Moore, leave to this school Carol - Jim - David Moore and Steaven and Stepanie Ray I leave all my love and to raise as much Hell as they can. I, Tina Bennett, leave to my ncicc Jennifer, the right to come up with as many excuses for skipping gym class as I did. I, Lori DiVeronica, leave CHS with happy memories and to my broth- er Steve all the happiness he can find in his next 7 years of school. I. Joanne Simmons, leave Mr. Keefe the reassurance that 1 really did go to Florida. To Rich Palmer, all the good memories. To my broth- ers Jeff and Doug, many happy and successful years in the life ahead. I, Laurie Kinslow, leave to my sister Mindy, the right to raise more trouble than I ever thought of raising. I, Stu Mulford, leave my little brother the right to harras any or all the teachers he wants. I, Paul Torrey, wish to leave Tracy Tifft, all my love, and all my let- ters to read while I’m in college. And the hopes she’ll succeed in everything she does. I, Erin Conley, leave to Mr. Moses the continuing right to be kissed on stage in front of the whole school and to Mr. Sanderson I leave my Camaro to hot rod around town in. I, GiGi James, the last of the James’, leave Canastota school with all 175 the fond memories behind us. I, Lias Hart, leave this school to my brother, Ted, and 1 want him to have fun in his last two years. I� Laura Bisha, leave this school with the hope of never passing through it again and to El, good luck. I hope you find that special someone. I, Joe Malbouf, leave Lyle, Steve and Dave the best of luck in sports and to Ms. Dixon and Ms. Laidlaw, all my love. I, Brenda Virgil, leave Colleen a late pass for her whole senior year and to Billy, the best of luck in football through his years at CHS. I, Bruce Cook, leave to my brother, Doug, his senior year at CHS, to Mr. Fox, a winning season in soccer, and to Mr. Schnur, Mr. Wilbur, and Mr. Broga, all the strenuous work I did. 1, Julie Ramsdell, leave this school with my consolations. I, Nick Cappoletti, leave to my brother, Sam, all the good times and fun I had at CHS. I, Beth Tornatore, leave this school hoping the girls tennis team wins more than four matches a season and that McDonalds replaces their glass windows with steel. I, Kathy O’Hara, leave to Tim, Matthew, and Paul the ability to find their goal and work hard for it, and to Cindy, I leave a hat and “hello.” 176 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from Rho Chapter of KE Society, especially to: Berg, Hoody, Brenda, LuAnn, Lori, Gigi, Mary, Laurie, Chris, Tina and Erin.