Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

� 2 Until we meet again! In Africa education is a privilege. 1980 Dedicates the TOOT to you . . . Mr Lewis lames Repetition is the key to learning. 7:30 AM and feelin' just grand! OK class let's come up for air! 4 6 A Tim Stern B Kathi Farfaglia and Marty Albanese C Maureen Finn D John Rogers Betsy Pavone Tami Jaquin Brian Beale Cary Strong lackie Johnson Sandy Sgarlata Ron Musacchio Charlene Hazen Stacy Teachout Rick Hastings Chris Chariton Audrey O'Hara Mark Mancini Gary Hadyk Dick and Debbie Smith Yvonne Searles Mark Smith Lisa Snyder Scott Parsons Nancy Keck Mark Maccarone Jackie DenHaese Sam D'Amico Michelle Wimmer Paula Mulford Deb Coleman Jim Aquino Donna Wickens Joe LaClair Nancy Cashel Karen Perry Rich Hylan Colleen Marsh Patti Popple Dave VanDusen Mary Kay Cesario Jackie Schmidtka Jeff Bargabos Kathy Glen Cindy Townsend Judy Farnach Darlene Diefendorf A B c D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V w X A Bob Crinnell B Mary Catalano C Chuck Russitano D Tracy Tifft E Ivy McLain F Mary Ann Holdridge G Laura Islas H Dan and Rick Bargabos I Val Worden ) Ann and Bob Caron K Betsy Bayne L Bridget Tork M Cathy Collier N Robin and Renee Russitano O Robin Relyea P Marty Albanese Q Barb Cerio R Kathy Milmoe 10 A Eileen Eisenhut B Sue and Steve Fresma C Albert Crawford D Tom Finn E Doug Cook F Mary Lynne Bigelow G Carmel Keane H Helen Rashford I Tom Passante J Tim Brown K Tracey Mantz L John Mengucci M Julie Hood 11 •- X M o Brenda Rancier Bernie Gleeson Melissa Lovett Ken Coe Bill Smith Terri Miller Blyth Daily Charles Dunning John Warner Mike Tornatore Michelle Fusillo Mike Rapasadi Dave Relyea Linda King Sue Stokes Michelle Link Carol Duncan Nick Guy Pam and Greg Wallace Becky Kiefer A Shaun Wade B Brenda Buyea C Shelley Hood D Bob Pexton B Denise Jaquin and Mike Smith F jeff Whitenead C Glenn Guy H Wayne Mowers I Micheala Muench ) lanet Albanese K Darlene Cromp L Jeff Lemay M Dave Stevens N Jean Galavotti O Laurie Markle P Julie Oster Q Barb Shields R Melvin Schmidtka S Deb Strano 15 SENIORS 16 : carmel mary lynne doobie I michelle michelle 33 35 Juniors Motio - Cherish your dreams for they are the hopes of tomorrow. Flower - Red Rose Colors - Silver and blue Stacy Cavallo, President; Melissa Taber, Vice-President Eloise Percival, Secretary; Steve Janosik, Treasurer 36 Row 1: L. Adamo, C. Cesarini, T Car- penter, D. Chundrlek, D. Chaires, J. Cerio, J Bennett, L. Chapman, V. Basilio Row 2: S. Cox, D Burgdoff, D. Chase, S. Cavallo, R Casler, S. Bish, A. Brown, L. Brinson Class of 1981 Row 1: S. Edsell, B Drummond, C. DeShaw, J. Dimao, P. Duffy, S. Hazen, M Crawford, S. Fusillo, B Harvey, T. Hamel Row 2: T. DeVine, K. Haas, S. Eddy, B. Guy, N Crowell, G Felker, D. Herb, L. Hesler Row 1: D. LeBlanc, A Musacchio, W. Hood, L. Leibl, M. Mariano, M.J. Matina, M. Kinslow, V. Loomis, K. Lee, J. Juravich Row 2: S. Kirk, S. janosik, j. Heintz, L. Malbouf, D Maxwell, R Merrell, D. Lawrence, L. Lomonaco, B. Mengucci, T. Hesler 37 Row 1: S. Pexton, T. O'Hara, E. Perci- val, K. Palmer, A. Milmoe, ). Pardy, L. Miller, T. Mowers, R Palmer Row 2: R. Pluff, R Ostrander, ) Pokorny, J. Pilato, N. Phillips, M Picciano, M. Metcalf, ). Peters Class of 1981 Row 1: M. Rose, P. Van Dyke, T. Rainbow, B Smith, S. Shantel, J. Sykes, C. Smith, D. Powers, J. Roden Row 2: V. Stagnitta, D. Rossi, A. Raineri, P Russitano, j. Santone, S. Seitz, H. Russo, C. Sterlong, R Rain- water, J. Stagnitti Row 1: K Warner, B Tynon, P Suites, P. Wuest, J. Tomarchio, G. Tomaso, C. Wright, L. Stern, S. Wilson. M. Taber Row 2: A. Williams, M. Clarke, T Youngs, I Vaccaro, R. Torrey, K. Wells. K. Weimer, ). Worden, T. Weibezahl, L. Warner 38 Bob Romagnoli, President; Deb Islas, Secretary; Jim Clark, Vice-President; Betsy Caron, Treasurer Sophomores Motto: We don't remember days, we remember moments. Flower White Rose Colors: red and gold 39 Row 1: R. Patane, B. Musacchio, ) Oster, J. Palumbi, D. Murphy, T Muench, K. Nicholson, C Musacchio, B O'Hara Row 2: P Palamara, S. McConnell, D Mulford, R. Morey. D. Pardy, B Maxwell. R Peryer, T. Patterelli, I Miller, M. Noble, S. Palmer Row 3 L. Pino, D Pexton Class of 1982 Row 1: S. Rankins, P. Quain, J. Riley, B. Romagnoli, J. Salamone, N. Rapasadi, J. Salerno. B. Rogers Row 2: M. Sgroi, C. Smith, J. Worden, L. Romagnoli, R Mitchell, P Smith, T. Relyea, V. Savage, D. Reed Row 1: D. Tuttle, L. Vanevera, M Wood, L. Torrey, M Totera, A. Taber, M. Wiegand, S Wilcox Row 2: S. Smith, K Wilhelm, M. VanLare, E. St. Croix, M. Snyder, B. Townsend 40 Row 1: J. Capparelli, D. Burgdoff, K. Anderson, J. Cashel Row 2: K. Burnham, R. Bish, K. Brown, C. Capparelli, M. Allen, T. Ackerman, D Bennett, C. Andrews Row 3: T. Cady, R Arnold, H. Bennington, j. Becker, K. Boyce, S. Cappoletti, M. Byers, S. Ar- nold. B. Caron, S. Altibelli, D. Alger Class of 1982 Row 1: J. Calavotti, M. Dun- ning, P. DiCeorge, T. Cole, L. DiToma, G. Hunt, K. Cotsovites, B Cordell Row 2: B DeFazio, J. Dimao, S. Cerio, J. Clark, K. DeVaul, J. Davis, M. Farrar, K Ehlers, D. Cromp, M Farrell, R. Drake Row 3: K. Gagen, B. Cass, K. Coppola, J. Farnach Row 1: M. Hopsicker, S. Giufre, S. Getty, G. Long, E. Hannan, R Hicks, L Herb, R Hicks, j Harri- son Row 2: ). Link, A Liebowitz, B. Mancini, J. Leibl, ). Gardinier, T. Hildreth, A. Har- vey, L laquin, J. Kimball, R Lincourt, S. Hoppe, D. Islas, E. Hicks Row 3: S. Greenfield, C. Jones 4 FRESHMEN Garrett Finochairo, President; Sue Janosky, Secretary; Jimmy Fusillo, Vice-Presi- dent Greg Cerio, Treasurer Colors - blue and silver Flower — blue carnation Motto — If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me? 42 Row 1: N. Baker, E. Cerasia, M. Babcock, M Bertella, J Bonaventura, J. Bertolero, S. Arnold Row 2: M Bennington, L. Bonaventura, J. Aquino, K. Carson Row 3: D. Byers, T. Button, J. Barley, D Bonaventura, G. Camp, M Adamo, D. Colvin, F. Brown Row 1: D. Miller, V. Morgan, T. Merrell, G. Urtz, D Mitchell, J. Oatman, D. Miller Row 2: D. Patchen, B Murray, N. Pavone, M. Noble, A. Mirante, S. Pardy, D. Notaro, L. Ondreizek, B. Mohorter, P Milmoe, K. Phillips Row 3: D. Moore, C. Mowers, J Mitchell, D Murphy, L. Rainbow, D. Ostrander, S. Piper Row I: L. Rinaldi, C Savage, A. Salerno, B Regis, D Reiss, R Seeber. I. Rapasadi, T Rouse, J. Reed, R Rinaldo Row 2: M Smith, M Relyea, W Smith, R Reed Row 3: P Popple, T. Runge, L. Rainwater, M. Relyea, E Smith, C. Relyea, S. Searles, C. Smith, R. Schnur, K Rowe, D. Seitz, D. Rogers Class of 1983 Row 1: C. Stagnitta, J. Torrey, B. Stern, T. Wilkinson, L. Snyder Row 2: V. Weslowski, ). Tyler, S. Tapaso, D. Tuttle, K Wiegand, L. Spadter, J. Stagnitti, B Thayer, C. Spencer Row 3: D. Torrey, A. White, J. Willard, B Speer, J. Vorke, P. Witchley, M. Wilhite, E. Whipple 43 Class of 1983 Row 1: C. Cerio, S. Chapman, B Easterly, B. Cretaro, D. Cole, R. Cesarini, T. Cesario, A. Duffy Row 2: S. Eddy, K. DeVaul, M. Cox, D DeFazio, M. DiGaspari, R Cesario Row 3: M. DeFosse, D. Colvin, B. DeVaul, T. Damore, R. Eisenhut, D. Chundrlek, K. Cummins, S. Chapman, C. Cook Row 1: D. Griffin, S. Emert, D. Gleeson, ). Far- rell Row 2: D. Fromey, B. Henehan, T. Goodmore. E. Greene, B Halladay Row 3: J. Harrington, J. Grinnell, C. Garbry, K. Haas, G. Finocchiaro, R Galavotti Row 1: M. Hood, G. Mantz, R Kimball, M LeMay, S. janosky, K Hollingsworth Row 2: K. McConnell, D Hughes, M Leggett, C. Lesher, C. Lamkin, N. Knox, L. Jaquin, K McKillip, P. Licari, P Mascari Row 3: P Maccarone, B Marsh, B Jones, A. Lorraine, S. Hood, F. Holtham. A. Kohles, S. Lints, L. Markiewicz 44 45 Mr. Carad Williams, Principal To the Class of 1980 Nothing is more rewarding to educators than to watch young people grow and mature. In the years we have shared with you, we have enjoyed being part of this pro- cess. Like friends and parents, we watch your departure from Canastota High School with both pleasure and apprehension. You have achieved one of the most im- portant goals of your lives with the guidance and support of the staff of the Canastota Schools. You now leave us to meet the demands of work or further schooling in a com- petitive society. Our final wish to you is that you meet those demands successfully and utilize the academic skills, as well as the human compassion you developed at Canastota High School, throughout your future years. Sincerely, ([. UJtUc irr Carad Williams, Principal Richard Castalio, Ass't Principal 46 Mr. Richard Castalio, Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Row I - Mrs. Barbara Hopsicker, Mrs. Rachel Farfaglia, President, Mr Thomas Mitchell, Mr William Sullivan Row 2 - Mr. Vincent Albanese, Mr Wallace Sharpe, Mr. Thomas Duffy, Mr Donald New, Mr. Carlton Bigelow, Mr. James Caldwell Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Superintendent 47 Mrs. Rapasadi 48 Mrs Salamone Mrs. Benenati 50 Mrs. Smith FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Caezza ENGLISH Mrs. Perretta, Miss Martin, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Astrachan, Mr. James, Mrs. DiPrima, Mr Diefendorf. 51 52 MUSIC Mr Keefe Mr. Busch INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Pariato, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Kime 53 tjOhr' sHwdeefe - ■f’i jo( rM ezfe ■0$ £% t 5 ( W f(f o flow r yofc dkj 'youf j’ujid J u f fe cfafe iM1 55 Varsity Football Row 1: Coach Masucci, M. Rapasadi, M. Albanese, C. Strong, D. Relyea, Co-Captains T. Brown, K. Coe, S. D'Amico, M. Tornatore, S. Herb, B Crinnell, Coach Pino Row 2: R. Bargabos, M. Mancini, M. Alibrandi, M. Picciano, S. lanosik, D. Herb, D. Murphy, B. Smith, j. Roberts, D. Bargabos Row 3: Coach Maloney, C. Juravich, J. Popple, M. Hopsicker, R Patane, J. Clark, C. Smith, B Romagnoli, J. Kick, Coach Tornatore Row 4: L. Lomonaco, J. Leibl, R. Mitchell, J. Dimao, P. Palamara, L. Malbouf, ). Roden, M. Todora If lessons are learned in defeat as they say, our team has really gotten a great education ' The Canastota Varsity Football team suf- fered the loss of many of last years seniors, a result of which was a rebuilding season for the team consisting of many young players. We wish the team success in the 1980 season. 56 57 VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: J. Mengucci, A. Crawford, B. Person, B Caron, L. Ditoma, M. Smith, J. Aquino Row 2: D. LeBlanc, T. Youngs. D. Powers, R Torrey, C. Felker, T. O'Hara Row 3: J. Bargabos, N. Makuch, M. Soper. B Mengucci absent: T. Finn In its third year of existence the Varsity Soc- cer team compiled a 4-6 league record (4-8- 1). Leading scorer was Jeff Bargabos with 10 goals. Tim O'Hara and John Mengucci led the team in assists. All-Stars were L Ditoma, A. Crawford, B. Caron, T. O'Hara, and J. Bargabos. J. V. SOCCER Row 1: J. Stagnitti, K. Haas, B Cass, Coach Borgognoni, M Byers. K Gagen, J Torrey Row 2: G Mantz, R. Reed, D LeBlanc, J Heintz, P. Miller, M Snyder Row 3: R. Schnur, T. Hessler, J. Stagnitti, P. Russitano 58 In only its third year of existence, the Varsity Soccer team compiled a 4-6 league record (4-8- 1)overall). With ten seniors leaving due to graduation, it does not leave sour thoughts for Coach Fox. He will have seven years with Varsi- ty experience and much help from upcoming I.V.'s towards next years season. Leading scorer was Jeff Bargabos with ten goals and Tim O'Hara and John Mengucci led the team in as- sists. All-stars included Lenny DiToma, Al Crawford, Bob Caron, Tim O'Hara, and Jeff Bargabos. 59 Field Hockey Row 1: A. Milmoe, B. Tork, L. Markle, K. Milmoe, C. Chariton, J. Austin, C. Smith, M. Taber Row 2: D. Notaro, D. Hughes, B. O'Hara, R. Lincourt, Coach Laidlaw, J. Worden, T. Hamel, T. Weibezahl, K. Carson This year's CHS girls field hockey team proved that numbers mean nothing as 16 girls showed what determination and desire can do in winning their second consecutive Tri-Valley League championship, with an 11-1-1 record. The Raiders shut out 11 of 13 opponents, allowing only six goals, in registering their best performance of a Raider team. The most memorable game of the season was the second encounter of league arch-rival Oneida, as the Raiders avenged a previous contro- versial loss to the Indians, beating them 2-0 to guarantee the league title. The Raiders, for the second consecutive year, earned the top seed of the Section III class AB sectionals, but bowed to Watertown in the quarterfinals, 2-1. Earning all-star honors for CHS were seniors Jackie Austin, Kathy Milmoe and Juniors Anne Milmoe and June Worden. Playing in their last field hockey season were seniors Jackie Aus- tin, Chris Chariton, Laurie Markle, Kathy Milmoe and Bridget Tork who played a vital part in establishing a reputable field hockey pro- gram in the Tri-Valley League and Section III. 60 61 Varsity Cheerleading J.V. Cheerleading Row 1 P DiCeorge Row 2 C. Cesarini, D Alger, j. Riley Row 3 D. Islas, M. Taber, M. Farrell, B. Caron, E. Raushi L. Pino, P. Quain Row 4 J. Salamone 62 Freshman Football Kneeling: M Babcock Row 1: T. Damore, M. Relyea, R. Eisenhut, D. Chundrlek, P. Milmoe, Coach Beale, j. Mitchell, Coach Cass, C. Finocchiaro, D Hazen, M. DeFosse, A White, D. Torrey Row 2: S. Hood, R Seeber, I Rapasadi, M Hood, R Rinaldo, B Cretaro, B Jones, D. Reese, J Grinnell, A Tornatore Row 3: D. Miller, P Licari, B. Coleman, F. Brown, R Makuch, M. Mason, J. Bonaventura, David Griffin, Dan Griffin Row 4: B. Marsh, S. Garbry, M Adamo, M. Gleeson, S. Malbouf, C Mason, D. Bonaventura, G. Garby, G. Cerio, P Mascari, R. Hadyk Freshman Cheerleading Row 1: L Ondrizek Row 2: M. Smith, R. Cesario, D. Murphy Row 3: S. Noble, T. Cesario, N. Pavone, S. Janosky, D. McConnell, H Burleson, M. DiGasperi 63 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1 —D. Cleeson, M. Hood, W. Hood, A. Musacchio, E. Cerasia, T. Passante S. Giufre, P. White, B. Gleeson, D. LeBlanc, B. Person Row 2 —Coach Beale, M. Alibrandi, S. D'Amico, R Eisenhut, D. Bargabos, M. Rapasadi, T. Brown, D Hazen,). Clark, R Palmer, N, Guy, Coach Nostrand The Varsity Wrestling team is coming to the close of a very successful season. The team for the first time was ranked among the top 20 schools of New York State. The Red Raiders made it to the 19th position this year. The team had some very impressive dual meet wins over class wrestling schools like E. S. M., )-E, and Mohawk. In league competition the Raiders have won all their matches by wide margins and of course the league title depends on the last dual meet with Oneida. The Raiders are favored to regain that Tri-Valley title. The team was truly a team this year. Seniors that contributed greatly to the team were 145 lbs. Tim Brown (co-cap't.), 155 lbs. Mike Rapasadi (co-cap't), 112 lbs. Tom Passante, 126 lbs. Bernie Cleeson, 132 lbs. Bryan Person, 145 lbs. Nick Guy, 167 lbs. Dan Bargabos and at 215 lbs. Sam D'Amico. The team also excelled in tournament competition with an impressive Tri-Valley Invitiational tournament win over Lowville. The team is also looked upon as a top contender in the Albany Suburban Council tournament and the Section 3 class and inter-class competition. Congratulations to a great team and their coaches, Mr. Robert Beale and Mr. Dennis Nostrand. Especially to Mr. Beale, who is leaving the coaching and teaching ranks after 30 years of dedicated service to Canastota's sports and students. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Dan Powers, John Roden, Bob Caron, and Dean Eisenhut Row 2: Coach Glazier, Steve Olden, Mark Morey, Marty Todora and Rich Hastings absent: D, Stevens and V. Sparrow, R. Hylan The Varsity Basketball Team, under the mentorship of Coach Glazier, has compiled a 5-7 Tri-Valley League record and a 7-7overall record. Only the Holland Patent and Oneida games remain to be played. Seniors on this year's squad are Bob Caron, Rich Hylan, Rick Hastings and Vic Sparrow. 66 67 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: J. Hood. B Tork, A. Milmoe. Coach Laidlaw, K. Milmoe, M. Taber, D. Cass Row 2: V. Basilio, L. McCormick, S. Cavailo, A. Caron, |. Austin, C. Chariton, A. Harvey, C. Smith, ). Cerio This year's edition of the C.H.S. girl's varsity volleyball team concluded another fine season capturing the Tri-Valley League title with a 7-0 record. The highlight of the league action was the home encounter of the Raiders and arch-rival Oneida where the Onion Patch and the Raider spikers totally destroyed the Indians. For the first time, Canastota held its own Christmas volleyball tournament with Notre Dame (Utica), Bishop Crimes and Sauquoit taking part. The Raiders were pitted against Sauquoit in the finals in what proved to be a very exciting match with C.H.S. eking out the championship. Jackie Austin was selected the tourney's M.V.P. and an all-star along with Lana McCormick to the all-star team. The Raiders, for the second consecutive year, received top seeding in the Class B sectionals, but were upset by Solvay in the semi-finals in a very controversial match. Receiving all-star recognition were Jackie Austin Debbie Cass, Melissa Taber, Lana McCormick, Anne Milmoe and Kathy Milmoe. Honorable Mention honors went to Ann Caron, Joann Cerio and Val Basilio. The Canastota varsity volleyball program in the past 2 years has accumulated an incredible 30-1 overall record, have won 14 straight league games, two first seed rankings in Class B sectionals and have won a sectional title — evidence of C.H.S. dominance in volleyball. Next year looks promising although we will feel the loss of seniors J. Austin, A. Caron, C. Chariton, J. Hood, L. McCormick, K. Milmoe, and B. Tork. 68 69 Row 1: A. Gaudette, K. Palmer, Coach Snyder, K Farfaglia, C. Keane, C. Musacchio, Row 2: Manager R Tracy, J. Worden, B Caron, S. Cavallo, J. Austin, A. Caron, Managers L. VanEvera, V. Caron 70 J.V. WRESTLING Row 1—V. Ciufre, D. Mitchell, D. Byers, B Cretaro C. Finocchiaro, C. Heintz Row 2-M. Relyea, M Defosse, S. lanosik, D Miller, T. O'Hara, P. Miller, K. Haas The ).V. team was no shadow to the varsity. They were as impressive with many one-sided victories. Their dual meet record was 13-1 but they also showed an awesome display of wrestling talent in some prestigious J.V. tournaments. In the Fulton Tour- nament the J.V. squad, featuring several freshmen, put 8 men out of 12 in the finals and won 6 championships. In the Tri-Valley Invitational they again repeated the performance, outdistancing their nearest opponent by over 90 points. Congratulations to the J.V. partici- pants and their coaches. 71 J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Rainwater, B. Musacchio, C. Sterling, A. Riley, S. Cerio R. DeFazio Row 2: T. Youngs, L. Malbout, R. Agans, ) Dimao, K. Boyce, B. Guy, Coach Borgognoni Absent: G. Felker FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: M. LeMay, D. Griffin, Coach Tornatore, P. Mascari, G. Cerio Row 2: P. Witchley, T. Damore, D. Torrey, B. Jones, P. Milmoe B. Marsh, A. White. 72 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Front: ) Cerio, J. Hood, E. Edsell Row 2: M. Matina, R. Russitano, A. Caron, L. Snyder, M. Riley, R Russitano Back: M. Mariano, M. Crawford, J Tomarcchio J. V. CHEERLEADING 73 Row 1: C. Cesarini, J. Riley, B. Caron, M Farrell, D. Alger, P. DiCeorge Row 2: D Islas, j. Salamone, L. Pino J. V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1 — K. Palmer, j. Aquino, R. Lincourt. D Hughes, D. Notaro C. Capparelli, L. Quain Row 2-T. Hamel, K Carson, P. Duffy, L. Hesler, C. DeShaw, ). Albanese, P. Quain FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING Row - 1 L. Ondrizek, Row 2 - D. Murphy, M. DiCaspari, K. McConnell, M. Smith, R. Cesario, Row 3 —S. lanosky, N. Pavone, A. Duffy 74 Girls' Tennis Row 1: L. DiToma, A. Harvey, T. Mantz, N Rapasadi, T. Cole, D. Pexton Row 2: S. Chapman, N. Knox, L Hessler, Coach Ward, M. Noble, C. Musacchio, C. Cook Girls' Bowling Row 1 —L. Rainbow, L. Torrey, Ms. Ward, B Tornatore, T Rainbow Row 2 —C. Urtz, D. Mulford, C. Relyea, T. Carpenter, L. Carpenter, P. Smith 75 Girls' J. V. Basketball Row 1: J. Salamone, G. Stagnitti, J. Aquino, D. Notaro, L. Quain, C. Smith, T. Hamel, C. Carson Row 2: N. Rapasadi, T Weibezahl, N. Knox, J. Riley, J. Albanese, S. Fusillo, P. Quain, Coach Laidlaw INDOOR TRACK Row 1: D. DeVaul, B Romagnoli, R. Makuch, L. Islas, B Pexton, J. Rogers, D. Herb 76 Row 1 —T. Hamel, L. Hesler, L. Miller, J. Salamone, C. Musacchio, D. Mulford, ). Riley, P. Quain, D. Islas, L. Islas, K Milmoe, M. Mariano, A. Milmoe Row 2 —M. Albanese, B. Mengucci, M. Clarke, R. Torrey, D. Pow- ers, M. Picciano, J. Felker C. Smith, J. Rogers GOLF TRACK TENNIS SOFTBALL j u v BASEBALL STARS 77 78 Audio-Visual Club Row 1: K. Gagen, S. Cappoletti, P. Bolton, Advisor P. Finger Row 2: L. Lomonaco, J. Worden, M Cretarc, M. Smith Row 3: T. Finn, H. Bennington, A. Liebowitz, R. Galavotti, J. Warner Row 4: G. Juravich, J. Felker, P Miller, B. Mengucci Tri Pine Journal Staff 82 Row 1: T. laquin, N. Guy, E. Percival, V. Searles, D. Diefendorf, T Miller, D. Alger Row 2: L. laquin, E Hannon, L St. Croix, T. Cole, S. Rankins, G. Urtz, P. Smith, A. Harvey, D. Islas Row 3: P Russitano, J. Worden, M. Kilts, K Milmoe, I. Leibl, H. Bennington, M. Smith, R Galavotti Advisor Mr Meunier GAA Row 1: T Mantz, C. Keane, C Chariton, K Farfaglia, L. Islas, M Riley. C Hazen Row 2: V Basilio. A Milmoe, B. O'Hara, L Markle, R Russitano, Advisor Miss Laidlaw, M. Wimmer, J. Hood, R Russitano, L. Snyder, A Caron Row 3: j Worden, T. Weibezahl, M Taber, C. Smith, P Wuest, M Mariano, J. Cerio, E. Raushi, K Cesarini, D. Cass Row 4: T. Hamel, M. Sgroi, D. Pexton, W. Torrey, G Urtz, C. Musacchio, L Herb, C Capparelli, D. Hughes, K. Carson Row 5: T. Patterelli, D Islas, D Alger, A. Harvey, R. Lincourt, L Pino, ) Riley, B Caron, M Noble, C DeShaw, D. Notaro Science Club Row I: E. Eisenhut, M. Bigelow, K Glen. J. Aquino Row 2: L. Islas, T. Tifft, M Wimmer, T Mantz, K. Farfaglia, C. Keane, C. Chariton, J. johnson, L Snyder, C. Hazen, M Pino Row 3: R Russitano, D. Bargabos, T. Cole, C. DeShaw. K Palmer, S. Rankins, M Williams, M Rose, B Buyea, M. Link Row 4 ) Hooci, M Albanese, M Mancini, G. Strong, R Patane, L. Romagnoli, B. Romagnoli. K Boyce, C Adamo, V Stagnitta Row 5 R Russitano, ) Mengucci, B Grinnell, M. Smith, N. Mackuch, S. Parsons, M. Picciano, J Heintz, K Gagen, J. Warner, K. Anderson Row 6: T Jaquin, G Hadyk, A Crawford, J Bargabos, T Finn, D. Diefendorf, V. Searles, D. Smith, M. Muench, K. Nich- olson, T. Muench. 83 CHEERLEADING ASSOCIATION Row 1: L Snyder, R. Russitano, E. Edsell, ). Tomarchio, M. Crawford, A Milmoe M. Mariano, M. Matina, |. Cerio, A. Caron, R. Russitano, ). Hood, N. Keck Row 2: C. Cesarini, D Islas, L. Pino, J. Riley, M. Farrell, D Alger, P. DiGeorge, B Caron, ). Salamone, E. Raushi Row 3: S. lanosky, M. DiGaspari, K. McConnell, S. Noble, A. Duffy, D. Murphy, M. Smith, R. Cesario, T Cesario, H. Burleson, N. Pavone, L. Ondrizek This year proved to be an exciting year for the Cheerleading squads. They were always there to boost the morale of the teams and the fans; win or lose. They spent many hours decorating the lockerroom, making signs and pins, victory socks, and a train cake with the words, Keep on the winning track” to show the team members that our school recognizes and appreciates their efforts. But that is not all there is to cheering. They also went to two separate competitions and were very successful. This years seniors were: Ann Caron (Cap't) Lisa Snyder (Cap't), Julie Hood, Robin Russitano, Renee Russitano, Nancy Keck, Mary Riley and the advisors were Miss Dixon, Mrs. Paolotto and Miss Metot. 84 SKI CLUB Row 1: K. McConnell, D. Murphy. M. Noble Row 2: C DeShaw, W. Smith, L. Herb, J. Oster, S. Fresina, ). Aquino, B Buyea Row 3: L. St. Croix, T. Miller, ). Heintz, M. Picciano, P Miller, W. Barley, Row 4: J Warner, D. Smith, M. K. Pino, M. Link, C. juravich, P. Russitano, Row 5: B. Harvey, A. Mirante, D. Mulford, S. Janosky, K. Haas, K. Cummins, T Hamel, J. Worden Ready for the Olympics? Watch for the moguls! 85 History Club Row 1: S. Rankins, L. Cerasia, B Romagnoli, J. Clark, P Wuest, K. Boyce Row 2: M. Wimmer, J Aquino, M Smith, Advisor Mr. Dolan, J. Harrington, D. Chundrlek, C. Musacchio, P Russitano Boys State Row 1: T. Stern, B. Yorton, |. Mengucci, M. Albanese, T. Finn FBLA Row 1: M Wimmer. E. Gagan, L. St. Croix, L. Noble, M. VanLare Row 2: B Harvey. N. Phillips, M. Smith. Advisor Mrs Grossman, B Grinnell. L. Chapman, D. Stevens Row 3: T Patterelli, T Rainbow, K Phillips, |. Warner, T. Mowers, D. laquin, D. Burgdoff 86 French Club Row 1: K. Cagen, L. Greene, L. Carpenter, W Smith, L. Smith Row 2: L. Pino, D. Mulford, A Har- vey, K. Cesarini, P Duffy, R Harrington, D. Bennett Row 3: V. Savage, S. Getty, B Mancini, C. Smith, J Clark, M. Hopsicker, D. Miller, M. DeFosse, R. Schnur Spanish Club Row 1 B. Cass, C. Wright, A. Salerno, Mrs. Smith Row 2: N. Knox, G. Long, J Palombi, M Wimmer Row 3: B. Rogers, C. DeShaw, D. Rogers, D. Powers Row 4: T Carpenter, S. Wilson, M. Williams, C Smith, G. Urtz, K. Palmer, C. Savage FFA Front: R. Arnold Row 2: T Wilkinson, J. Peters, V. Sparrow, j. Smith, R. Palmer, J. Stokes, J. Becker, T. DeVine, Advisor Mr. Kime Row 3: J. Smith, M. Schmidtka, j. Mitchell, J. McKeraghan, D. Eisenhut, W. Mowers, K. Boyce, |. Oster, D. Chase, J. Rogers, C. Sterling Mathletics Row 1: V. Stagnitta, S. Rankins, N. Makuch, j. Salerno, Row 2: M. Hopsicker, T. Finn, Advisor Mr. Moore, M. Soper FNA Row 1: L. Markle, Y. Searles, C. Brown, M. VanLare, Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Peebles, K. Nicholson, K. An- drews, D. Bennett 88 Honor Society Seniors Row 1: M Bigelow, E Eisenhut, T. Finn, T. Tifft Row 2: M Wimmer, C. Hazen, J Hood, C. Keane, C. Chariton, L. Sny- der, T Mantz, B. Buyea Row 3: L. Islas, J. Johnson, K. Glen, M Link, M. Riley, G. Strong, S. Parsons, B Grinnell, K. Farfaglia, M. Pino Juniors and Sophomores Row 1: V. Stagnitta, B. Cass, J. Salerno, M Byers, G. Long Row 2: S. Wilson, D. Cass, M. Crawford, J Cerio, L Cerasia, C. Wright, B. Harvey, T. Carpenter, L. Hesler Row 3: K. Nicholson, K. Andrews, R Patane, M. Hopsicker, C. Smith, B Romagnoli, J. Heintz, M. Clarke. S. Pexton, M. Rose, M. Picciano, N. Phillips. Row 4: S. Rankins, M. Williams, T. Weibezahl, K. Palmer, M. Kinslow, M. Taber, J. Smith, C. Musacchio, A. Milmoe, V. Basilio. 89 Li'l Abner Directed by Gregory Keefe Li'l Abner Cast Lonesome Polecat: Kevin Gagen Hairless Joe: Harold Bennington Romeo Scraggy: Bob Pexton Clem Scraggy: Jim Aquino Alf Scraggy: Jeff Whitehead Moonbeam McSwine: Julie Boston Marryin' Sam: Nathan Phillips Earthquake McGoon: Kevin Phillips' Daisy Mae: Tracy Tifft Pappy Yokum: Marty Wimmer Mammy Yokum: Kathy Milmoe Li'l Abner: Dan Powers Cronies: Bob Pexton, Jim Aquino, Jeff Whitehead, Kevin Gagen Mayor Dawgmeat: Jeff Bargabos Senator Phogbound: Mark Smith' Dr Finsdale: Dale Burgdoff Available Jones: Norman Makuch Stupefyin' Jones: Darlene Diefendorf Colonel: John Warner General Bullmoose: TimStern Secretaries: Debbie Cass, Sandy Wilson Yvonne Searles, Darlene Diefendorf Appassionata Von Climax: Debbie Islas Evil Eye Fleagle: Brady Cass Dr. Smithborn: Norman Makuch Dr. Krogmeyer: Harold Bennington Dr. Schleifitz. Jeff Bargabos State Dep't: Mna State Dep't Man: Anthony Musachio Creighton: Kevin Gagen Scarlett: Cindi Wright Chorus M Doerle, L. Capparelli, C. Parker, W. Boston, K. Tifft, C. Mohorter, S. Poppleton, M. Hayes, V. Pidkimany, L. Dodge, P. Kidlasinski, S. Worden, V Jaquin, B. Keifer, H. Sterling, R. Reiss, J. Warner, S. White, A. Musachio, D. Hessler, D. Jones, R. Gustin, T. Sgroi, D. Pokorny, D. Smith. W. Buyea, C Bouffard, J. Inman, J. Wilkinson J. Mengucci, J. Torrey, J. Stagnitti, P Smith, M. K. Pino, M Link, C. DeShaw, B Buyea, L. Noblr, Y. Patterelli, W. Smith, V. Stagnitti, J. Urtz, J. Felker, T. Carpenter, B Mengucci, R Torrey, K. Burnham, C. Capparelli, L. Carpenter, T. Hamel 91 C. Wright, E. Eisenhut, S. Wilson, S. Rankins E. Eisenhut, S. Wilson, S. Rankins K Milmoe, T. Stern, M. Wimmer DRAMA CLUB This years Drama Club performed 3 one-act plays under the direction of Mr Gregory Keefe on the first weekend in December. They proved to be very successful. An Infinite Deal of Nothing Cindy Wright Eileen Eisenhut Sandy Wilson Sharon Rankins Three on a Bench Mary Lynne Bigelow Tracy Tifft Kevin Phillips Nathan Phillips When God Comes to Breakfast You Don't Bum the Toast Kathy Milmoe Tim Stern Marty Wimmer N. Phillips, M. L. Bigelow 92 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Row 1: M. K. Pino, T. Jaquin, J Mengucci, T. Tifft, E. Eisenhut, S. Fresina, B Buyea, M. L. Bigelow, R. Galavotti Row 2: N. Baker, K Phillips, L. Ondrizek, L. Noble, T. Patterelli, A. Fusillo, C. Stagnitti, H. Bennington, G. Long Row 3: S. Rankins, L. Heintz, B. Rogers, L. Torrey, G. Urtz, L. Smith, R Agans, V. Morgan, J. Torrey, ). Caparelli, Row 4: N. Phillips, T. Carpenter, D. Cass, HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Row 1: K. Smith, S. Rankins, L. Casler, T. jaquin, V. Searles, J. Aquino, D. Diefendorf, D. Cass Row 2: M K. Pino, M. Link, K. Glen, B Buyea, D. Smith, A Williams, B. Mengucci, R. Torrey Row 3: T. Patterelli, L. Noble, A. Fusillo, S. Wilson, C. Wright, D. Powers, M. L. Bigelow, N. Phillips Row 4: S. Shantel, A. Kick, L. VanEvera, R. Lincourt, K. Burnham, D. Mulford, T. Tifft, L. Islas, J Warner Row 5: M. Taber, E. Raushi, D. Read, M. Wimmer, E. Aggans, j. Bargabos, K. Phillips, B DeVaul, B. Composto 93 MARCHING BAND Row 1 — N. Baker, D. Pokorny, S. Eastwood, D. Carlson, L. Capparelli, C. Stagnitta, S. Wright, ). Stagnitti, J. Torrey, W. Boston, M. Stanton, M. Read Row 2 —J. Urtz, R. Custin, W. Buyea, K. Tifft, C. Cummings, T. Sgroi, C. Stagnitti, L. Heintz, B. Crumb, A. Salerno, V. Stagnitta, S. Kilts Row 3 —M. Rose, P Smith, R. Luther, P. Filey, M. Smith, L. Torrey, C. Carolson, S. Rankins, T. Patterelli, C. Capparelli, E. Smith, M. Calucci, D. Cass, E. Rogers Row 4 —B. Abbott, B. DeVaul, R Galavotti, S. Bertelino, W. Smith, D. Powers, C. Cummings, R. Torrey, K. Phillips, G. Long, B. Mengucci, T Carpenter, H. Bennington, J. Capparelli FIELD COMMANDERS The C.H.S. Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Bruce Busch, again this year brought the football fans to their feet with their excellent dis- play of talent and showmanship. The band, con- sisting of grades 8-12 with 7th grade voluntary, performed two separate half time shows and in both displayed excellently designed drill and well executed music. The band will again this year be competing in the North Syracuse Pageant of Bands, where they made an excellent showing last year. They will once again be competing in parade competition, concert band competition and majorette competi- tion—where they placed 3rd in 1979. The 1979-80 marching band is one that we can be proud of and we look forward to seeing them on the field again next year. 94 Color Guard Row 1 T. Jaquin Row 2 D. Smith, M. Wimmer, N. Phillips, K. Smith, M. Farrel Majorettes Row 1 S. Fresina, Row 2 T. Mantz, M. L. Bigelow, Row 3 L. Noble, L. Leibl, K. Palmer. T Tifft 95 Talent is best described as a natural capacity or gift. Each one of us possesses a talent. The challenge lies in developing it. A member of the Class of 1980 has met this challenge honorably. This person is )ohn Mengucci. John's musical talent is emphasized to a great extent by his musical achieve- ments. Last spring, Mr. Busch submitted John's name to represent our high school as a candi- date for the McDonalds All-American Band. This fall he found out that he had been select- ed as one of two students to represent New York State; two out of approximately 800 nominations. This reveals what an honor it really is. The McDonalds Band participates in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Rose Bowl Parade on New Year's Day. John will be in the midst of this, representing Canastota and its high school by playing tri-toms and wearing our school's uniform. All of us have some talent. It is only those who have developed their talent that have truly succeeded. John's persisting dedication to this musical talent has paid off and accord- ing to the poet Thomas Wolfe, John Mengucci has succeeded. If a man has a talent and cannot use it he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns somehow to use the whole of it, he has gloriously succeeded, and won a satisfaction and a triumph that few men ever know. John is such a person. The Class of 1980 salutes a fine, talented classmate. John Mengucci: we're proud of you! 96 AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS COSMETOLOGY BOCES DRAFTING FOOD SERVICE NURSING 97 98 99 Class Clowns Tallest — Shortest Mary Ellen McKillip and Victor Sparrow Biggest Mouths left Bargabos and Shelley Hood Apple Polishers Laura Islas, Mr Sanderson and Al Crawford 100 Most School Spirit Ann Caron, Dave Relyea Friendliest Mary Lynne Bigelow, Jim Aquino Shortest — Tallest Girl Boy Bridget Tork, Bill Smith Most Likely to Succeed Tom Finn, Carmel Keane Quietest Teri Miller, Jim Roberts 101 NICEST SMILE Eileen Eisenhut, Bruce Yorton, and Julie Oster BIGGEST FLIRT Dan Bargabos and Julie Hood MOST ATHLETIC Tim Brown and Kathy Milmoe NOSIEST CLASS PARTIERS Renee Russitano, Barb Shields, Robin Russitano and Gary Strong Mary Catalano and Brian Beale 102 Junior Prom May 12, 1979 Lights Kathi Lynn Farfaglia Farf ' There are so many paths up the mountain, nobody knows all the ways. There are so many paths up the mountain and the view from the top — the same.” Thomas Michael Finn Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth do- ing.” Michelle Jeannine Link Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not.” Christine Elizabeth Chariton Chris Forever, good friends are forever. They never fade even when they're weathered by the years.” Carmel Ellen Keane Carmie From quiet homes and first beginnings out to the undiscovered ends. There's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the gift of friends.” 104 Nancy Ellen Keck Peanut Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. ' Tracy Anne Tifft Tat It isn't ever the same. In time. I'll change. And you. And the current of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. This moment, and you, are unforgettable. Laura Lynn Islas Laura Reach for the stars. i Timothy Allen Stern Tim “Be careful in choosing friends, even more careful in changing 105 john Musacchio Robert W. Pexton Disco Bob Let the good times roll Barbara Jean Shields Barb Words can say so little when someone cares so much. 106 Mary Katharine Pino Mary Kay If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Richard Keith Hylan Cochise No one knows what is in him until he tries, and many would never try if they were not forced to. Helen A. Rashford You can give without love, but you can't love without giving. Scott Michael Herb All I want out of life is fast cars, fast women and a lot of money. Levi Curtis Smith Jr Clifford Clunt I get high with a little help from my friends. 107 Victor Sparrow Linda Lee King Always remember to forget the troubles that have passed away but never forget to re- member the blessings that come each day Mary Alice Riley Rile Time is of love, understanding is of care, pa- tience is of virtue, needing is of wanting, de- sires are of dreams, hopes are of prayers, in all of these are something. jeffrey Dale Frink Hernia After all it's only a weed that changes to a flower in your mind. Mary Kay Cesario Kay Be patient, God isn't finished with me yet. 108 Michelle Fusillo Chele If I leave here tomorrow, would you still re- member me? I must be traveling on now, there's too many places I've gotta see. David H. Relyea Son of a gun, believe me when I tell you life is full of peaks and valleys for crimis sake. 109 Michaela Muench Bounty Be yourself; Be happy Martin Michael Albanese Marty Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. Susan Marie Fresina Suzanna If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. john Steven Mengucci Johnny Man Do not follow where the path leads rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Ann Marie Caron Anna Good friendships are fragile things and re- quire as much care as any other fragile and precious things. 110 Tracey Anne Mantz Mantzer Happiness is .... the art of making a bou- quet of those flowers within reach. Scott William Parsons Parsoloneys Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. Paula Anne Mulford Never look down to test the ground before taking you next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. jeffrey Stephen LeMay C man Common sense, which one would say, means the shortest line between two points. Denise Ann jaquin Moby Have a purpose in life, and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as Cod has given you. Ill Therese Mary Miller Teri It is the height of wisdom for me to place my life in God's hands and keep it there. Katherine Eileen Glen Keg I think of all the places we've been, things we've seen, dreams we've accomplished — and simply smile, for I know this is only the beginning. lames Patrick Aquino Jim Goodbye sounds so final — it doesn't have to be, but if we never meet again, our memories we still will keep, whether happy or sad, fresh in our minds they will stay. 112 Cathy Marie Collier Cag Michael L. Smith Mickey Bernard Anthony Gleeson Nard Ambition is the key factor to success. Jeffrey DiGeorge D It is better to have one friend and never be in doubt than to have many friends and always be in doubt Pamela Jean Wallace Cookie Anymore, Anymore, cannot take it anymore, gotta get away from this stone cold floor, CRAZY! Stone Cold crazy, you know! 113 Robin Elizabeth Russitano Russ Happiness is yesterday's dream and tomor- row's memory. Gordon Hilts Gordie Aviary Frances Catalano Mollie We awoke from our dream, things are not al- ways what they seem, memories linger on, it's like a sweet sad love song. Robert G. Caron Bob Do not die before you've lived; do not wake, before you've dreamed. Julie Ann Hood Hoodie My interest is in the future because I will be spending the rest of my life there 114 Carol Marie Duncan Carol Love is to be given, not taken, but also to be shared Richard Rossi Audrey O'Hara I am on a lonely road and I am traveling, looking for the key to set me free. Brenda jeanne Buyea Tomorrow's dreams begin with the dawn of love. Cary Edward Hadyk The future is not in the past; it is in the future. 115 Jeffrey Thomas Whitehead Squid Living in a fool's paradise is great fun until the rent comes due. Charles Michael Dunning Hair Bear Never wait or hesitate; Get in Kid, before it's too late. You may never get another chance, cause youth is a mask but it won't last. Live it long and live it fast. Bridget Adell Tork Midget Be yourself — but be your best self. Dare to be different and to follow your own star. Love with all your heart and believe that those you love, love you. Cary Anthony Strong Citizen You pass this way only once, do what you want to do and make the most of it. Michael Whipple Mike 116 Deborah Kay Smith Debbie I have learned that being with friends is enough. Sandra Lee Sgarlata Scotchie It's been a long time, been a long time, been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time. Arthur Ogden Tamara Shawn laquin T.j., Tami Nullum magnum ingenium sine mixtura dementiae fuit. There has not been any great talent without an element of madness. Deborah Ann Coleman Stove Dreams keep you in tune with the visions in your mind Dreams put you ahead of the fu- ture left behind 117 John Francis Rogers Elwood If I could stand beside myself, would I see me or maybe someone else. Blyth Allison Dailey Blith He drew a circle that shut me out. Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout, but love and I had the wit to win: we drew a circle that took him in. Richard Kenneth Smith Dick I know that this life is worth living but some- times it just isn't fair. Stacy Teachout Froggie I live my life like there's no tomorrow. Ricky Paone Chich People who think they know it all are a pain in the neck to those of us who really do. 118 Barbara jean Cerio Barb Truth, when not sought after, sometimes comes to light. Douglas Cook Cooker If all we have are memories, then let us part as friends. Karl Sharlette Thomas Russell DeVaul II Tom Divipe The days beyond are what I seek for fear that I may be too weak, for those of you who have seen them through know what I have to do. Valerie Ann Worden Val A smile happens in a flash and the memory sometimes lasts forever. 119 Dan Eric Bargabos Devil The responsibility of your lifetime falls upon no-one except yourself QUO ,0a C V , I -ucV a . 0 sc o° 4o °Q e cx ce 4 bicss y° L - Karen L. Perry Big Apple Down upon the ocean, carved upon a rock, are the three little words 'forget me not.' Brenda Lee Rancier Bren The important thing is this - To be able at any moment — what we are For what we could become. Maureen L. Finn Rennie Two people who share together will love each other forever and ever. Charlene Elaine Hazen Char Reach high for stars, that lie hidden in my soul, dream deep for every dream precedes the goal. 120 Michael John Rapasadi Rap Hard work has never killed a man but it sure has scared a lot of them. Julie Lynn Oster O Molded and remolded by those who love us; No love. No friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark upon us forever. Salvatore D'Amico David Allen VanDusen Big Duze The condition which high friendship demands is ability to do without it. 121 john Henry Warner Flo The foolish man lies awake all night thinking of his many problems; When the morning comes he«is worn out and his trouble is just as it Wes. j , Darlene Patricia Diefendorf DEE A fool will lose tomorrow, reaching out for yesterday, I won't turn my head in sorrow, if you should go away. I'll stand here and re- member just how good it's been. Mark C. Mancini Magic Winning isn't everything, but wanting to w Robert Joseph Cole Caz Know how to listen and you will profit even from those who talk badly, and also from those who talk wisely! Michelle Grace Wimmer If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words. 122 Mary Lynne Bigelow I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today Robert Cokus Bob Mark L. Smith Marcus If you don't really try and yet you reach your goal, then the goal wasn't high enough and you really haven't succeeded. Bruce Vorton Mary Ellen McKillip Scotch 123 Renee Marie Russitano Reenay 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 Donna Marie Wickens Wickie A stranger is a friend you have not met. Richard Owen Bargabos Rick You can tell a man there are a hundred billion stars in the universe, and he'll believe you, but you tell him that you just painted a bench, and he'll have to touch it to make sure. 124 Elizabeth Grace Pavone Betsy I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memory, some happy, some sad, I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. Joseph M. LaClair Joe We never know the true value of friends while they live, we are too sensitive of their faults; when we have lost them, we only see their virtues. Ronald James Musacchio Zig Do not die before you've lived; do not wake before you've dreamed. Michael Robert Tornatore Chich We the unwilling led by the unqualified have been doing so much with so little for so long that now we attempt the impossible with nothing. Mary Ann Holdridge Me-Me The best things happen when no one's look- ing. 125 Steven Morris Fresina Steve It is better to have one true friend, than many friends which are untrue. Thomas Passante Tom I m taking the time to find some new roads in my mind. Discoverin' things and givin' them wings. It's time that this boy learned to fly. James Lesher 126 Judith Marie Farnach Judy The special dreams we call our own are those we think up all alone. Janet Elizabeth Albanese Janet He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere. Diane Burgdoff De De Rashbach Remember the butterflies and the good times of your life. 127 Robert Raymond Crinnell Bob We never realize how much we have until we lose it and all we will have is The memo- ries of what was.” David Robert Stevens To live is great, but to get the chance to love someone and live is even greater.” Ivy Kay McLain Bunny Life is a wonderful thing; Live it to the fullest. Do what you will with your life; Share your love with everyone Love is the key to the world.” Debra Lee Strano Deb I am what God wants me to be. I can't change to make you happy, because then I wouldn't be me.” William Duane Smith Willis The best liar is he who makes the smallest amount of lying go the longest way.” 128 Glenn Paul Guy Dwenner The pessimist sees only the tunnel, the opti- mist sees the light at the end of the tunnel, the realist sees the tunnel and the light - and the next tunnel. Kathryn Tobin Milmoe Toby 'Quote me not, for I know so very little yet. Shelley Lynne Hood Shell Today's memories are tomorrow's trea- sures. Debra jean Chapman Deb Never judge a book by its cover. Albert Charles Crawford Al The future belongs to those who prepare for it. 129 Laurie Ann Markle Marco Polo 'Don't walk ahead of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. In- stead, walk beside me and be my friend. Jacqueline DenHaese Crouch Doing something your way is doing what others will never understand ... Nancy Carol Cashel Nan Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours; If it doesn't it never was. Robin Relyea To live is to dream and without dreams one does not live. 130 Bryan Neal Person Flipper Don't give in until the wine gives out. Eileen J. Eisenhut Eileen Hope for the Best. Be prepared for the Worst. But take whatever comes with a Smile. Shaun Terri Wade I like to think thoughts as living blossoms born by the human tree. Yvonne Marie Searles Nursey Perhaps that is what being a friends means after all. No matter what tomorrow sends, I thank God in my every prayer for giving me a friend like you. Timothy David Brown Tim Make new friends, but keep the old; one is silver, the other gold. 131 Betsy Bayne There can be no rainbow without first the storm. Jean Marie Galavotti Jeanne You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others. Carl Ak Carl Adamo Ed Agans Jacqueline Austin Tom Backus Jeffrey Bargabos Kenneth Coe Ronald Colvin Kathleen Drummond Deborah Ely Theodore Hart Rebecca Kiefer Melissa Lovett Noah McAllister Tom Whitmeyer Lana McCormick Norman Makuch Carl Markle James Ostrander Jacqueline Schmidtka Mary Shaver Michael Soper Ricky Stevens Ronald Surrette Christopher Tyler Richard VanDusen Gregory Wallace Richard Weimer Louie Zupan Colleen Marsh 132 I, lanet Albanese, leave Jayne all the luck and happiness in the world and to Julie P., Wendy H.( and Anna M. - raise some hell. I, Marty Albanese, leave to all future Biology students the good times to be had in burnout Broga's class. Also, I leave to future seniors the ability to get thrown out of the Pumpkin Farm. I, Jim Aquino, leave my sister Julie as much happiness as I had in my years at C.H.S., and the joy of making life long friends and special memories. I, Rick Bargabos, leave to anyone the ability to have as much fun as I've had my senior year, and to Miss Dixon a class that laughs as much as ours. I, Betsy Bayne, leave Anna Markle all the partying possi- ble, and all the free classes she needs to do it in. To Ed- die, all my love I, Brian Beale, leave the worst class in twelve years to be rebuilt by Duane and Pete, and I leave my sympathy to the future classes of Mr. Stoned, alias the chalkaholic. I, M. L. Bigelow, leave Mr. Busch — the majorettes, Mr. Keefe — the deer, Ms. Laidlaw — her Josephine Jock Award, to my cousin Brian — my love and to my parents the thought that I'll miss you the most next year. I, Tim Brown, leave Canastota High School one last Brown and to my brother Eric the right to break as many helmets as possible. I, Brenda Buyea, leave the gang all my love and thanks, to Wendy and Robbie much success and happiness at C.H.S. and to Jimmy my thanks for a wonderful dream. I, Diane Burgdoff, leave Canastota wondering; am I ever going to return I, Ann Caron, leave all my friends the happiness I had at C.H.S. and to my sisters and brothers — Betsy, Yvonne, Mark, and Noel the best of luck in the future. I, Bob Caron, leave my sister Betsy all the fun I had as a Senior. I, Nancy Cashel, leave my sister and brother all the happy memories of C.H.S. and to Stacy Cavallo I leave her senior year to raise hell I. Mary Catalano, leave all the good times, party'in, and cruis'in to all of my friends and especially The Wendy's Crew, Mr. Weeb, Pam, Doofy, Beasley, Debbay, Mollie and Vito and of course John. I, Barb Cerio, leave Anthony and Jackie in control next year. To Steve C. the Cerio name and to Sandy the sum- mer of 78 and the rest of the memories. I, Mary Kay Cesario, leave this school with my pleasure. I, Deb Chapman, leave to my sisters, Shelley and Pam, the ability to accomplish more than I did in high school . . P.S. But drive 'em crazy!!! I, Bob Cole, leave to all the teachers at C.H.S. the sorrow for all the trouble I gave them. I, Deb Coleman, leave Billy and David loads of happiness. To Carol, Janet, Judy, Jackie all the crazy things we've ac- complished. To Stubby, Jim, Duane, and Noel the Senior Parking Lot. To Steve, much love. I, Cathy Collier, leave the White Flash at Stephs. Charle, your great. Rufus, all my love. I, Doug Cook, leave all the good times and few regrets to those who follow. I, Al Crawford, leave to Tana all the good times we had and good luck in the future. I leave to D.L and J.H. all the fun I had in my Senior year. I, Darlene Cromp, leave to Dana the right to skip, to make up for the times I didn't. I, Blyth Allison Dailey, leave my brother and sister the will and strength to have a happy and successful time at C.H.S. I, Jackie DenHaese, leave Frank, Vickie and Maryann all the happiness in their remaining years at C.H.S. I, Tom DeVaul, leave a steak dinner to the person who can beat my best mile time And a lot of empty bottles. I, Darlene Diefendorf, leave all underclassmen the will to reach for their highest stars. I take with me all the memo- ries from a great senior year including Chickie and Voni . 133 I, Jeff DiCeorge, leave Donna all my love, and two more years of boredom. I, Lenny DiToma, leave the soccer team and Coach Fox the thought of a winning season in the future. I, Carol Duncan, leave my sister Tracy and my neice Jen- nifer the right to enjoy their senior year but to the seniors of “80 “GOOD LUCK (we made it!) I, Charles Dunning, being of unsound mind, leave to this school my hair. And to everyome the right to be crazy — and for Darlene to hurry up. I, Eileen Eisenhut, leave to Dean the basketball team, to Roy his wrestling future and his “parties . To my sister Heidi, I leave her high school years to have fun. May they each find happiness and success. I, Kathi Farfaglia, leave to Mr. Wilbur a pair of safety glasses, to C.M. a jaker at 1:30 AM, to M.T. a full set of clothing, and to Mr. Fox a good Tackle. I, Judy Farnach, leave to all my friends the good times we've shared through high school and the best of luck and happiness always. And to my family, I leave all my love. I, Maureen Finn, leave to M.F. and J.M. all the fun we had in Math classes. Also I leave to my sister Peg, the happy years at C H S. I, Tom Finn, leave C.H.S. with the hope that I will live to see the day the Student Parking lot is paved and the cor- ridor next to the gym is filled, and I leave the administra- tion the relief that there are no more Finn's, at least for a while. I, Steven Fresina, leave Doug Heintz the right to get drunk and to be able to drive after nine, and not get caught. I, Sue Fresina, leave Joe Capp all the grief I've given you and all my love To the Majorette squad the best of luck! I, Jeff Frink, leave to C.H.S. my sister Johna and hopes she gets away with as much stuff as I did. I, Michele Fusillo, leave to Scotch, Riley, and Bobby a bathroom sink. To Steph, Jim, and Maria the Fusillo repu- tation, keep it clean. To Ant, thanks for being a friend. I, Jean Galavotti, leave my brother Raymond and J. B. happiness in their future years at CHS, and to Mrs Rap. and Mr. Sanderson less headaches. I, Bernie “Cat Gleeson, leave Dave, Sam, Bubba, Eddie all the fun things like sucking weight and tooting to Mr. C. Watch out for the Dry Cell Batteries. Later!! I, Kathy Glen, leave the “gang our many memories, Sharon the right to sing “2nd without me, Silvia many happy years at CHS, and Mike much success and all my love. I, Bob Grinnell, leave my brother Jeff a few years to have fun at CHS and a record to whomever wants it and to Lorie my neat locker. I, Nick Guy, leave the Jr. Class my cousin Bill and my sister Jerri-Lynne, lots of luck. I know that E.M., A M., ).L.,S.O., D.L.,J.K.,M.T. and J.V. will dominate the school next year, HAVE FUN! M.T. go for it all and make the best of it! I, Glenn Guy, leave to CHS my sister Jerri-Lynne to be the last Guy to pass through these halls, to Ma Rap the plea- sure of not calling my house and to M.T. the name “WISSA . I, Gary Hadyk, leave my brother Roger, all the fun that I had without getting caught To Mike, I leave him all my latenesses. I, Charlene Hazen, leave Sandy the right to all the guys at tournaments, to Doug a state championship, to both the right to have great senior years. I, Scott Herb, leave to my brother Dave all the fun that I had in sports and to my sister Lori I leave the halls for her to wander during class. I, Mary Ann Holdridge, leave Luann the right to party as hard as our gang did and to Ann the right to have her special someone. I, Julie Hood, leave to Wes and his friends luck for a great senior year, to Linda and Betsy many good times, to Mark 3 good years ahead and most important, I leave to Marty my love. I, Shelley Hood, leave my great years at CHS to my brother Steve in hopes that he might have as much fun as I did, and to Debbie A. memories of some of the best times of my life. 134 I, Rich Hylan, leave to Mr. Glazier my thanks for all of his help throughout the years. I, Laura Islas, leave my sister Deb, brother Ed, Tana and lackie all the fun and joy I had at CHS and to Masa Balo- ney a year supply of cat food. I, Denise Jaquin, leave my 11th grade American History book to anyone who wishes to take the course over again after failing the Regents more than once. I, Tami laquin, leave CHS with great memories and tear filled eyes. To S.W. I leave a shirt and brush that she needs. To Latin Enthusiast this message - Rident stolidi verba Latina! (See Mrs. Perretta for translation.) I, Jacqueline Johnson, leave to Mr. Wilbur my interspeed ratio Theory and to my sister Shirley the dishes. I, Carmel Keane, leave Sid and Cuidie lots of laughs and their names - whether they want them or not.,. I, Nancy Keck, leave to my brother Robby the hopes that by the time he gets to be a senior there'll still be some privileges left. I, Becky Kiefer, leave to Cathy Jeffris the right to go to the library for lunch and two good knees. I, Linda King, leave Kathy We. and KP the right to have fun and raise cain during lunch. To KP. I leave the love and understanding of a friend. I, Joe LaClair, leave to B.C. many fun years at CHS. Also I leave to my brother Mark the joy of always being one step ahead of Ma Rap. I, G Man, leave my head to Mr. Schnur for future scienti- fic research. I, Michelle Link, leave to my two brothers all the great times and happiness they can find at CHS and to the gang a million wonderful memories. I, Mark Maccarone, leave 4 years of high school to who- ever wants them. I Tracey Mantz, leave to NR the legend of Herbie, to my brother Cary, hopes that you enjoy school and sports as much as I did and success always and to JM a ladder and my thanks for the good times. I, Mark Mancini, leave my brother Bob, Dewey, Pina and Palsy the best of luck in their remaining years at CHS. I, Laurie Markle, leave to my dear sister Debbie, a lot fun times with Miss Laidlaw and the Field Hockey team, to Mr. Sanderson, a purple shirt. I, Mary Ellen McKillip leave Miss Strong all the directions to my patterns and Karen. I, Ivy McLain, leave to K.W. and L.W. parking time and B.J. to K.P. and D.L. I leave love and partytime. To Dee P , K.W., P S. the right to hunks and partytime! I, John Mengucci, leave to Mr. Fox the success of fundraisers and to the Physics class the Burger Band party. To T.M. - the library and my crazy I'm sorry quote. (1-4-3) I, Teri Miller, leave to my brothers and sisters the path over the fence, and to mom a needle and thread. I, Kathy Milmoe, leave to Canastota my family and to my family my love. To Anne I leave all those good times and talks we've shared, they were great. I, Michaela Muench leave Mr Borgononi's 1st period gym class knowing I'll be missed. I leave to all my friends much success and happiness, and thanks for all the memories. I, Paula Mulford leave to my sister, Donna all my love and happiness ever. My friends, all the great times that we've had together. I, Ron Musacchio, leave my sister Cindy and the rest of the sophomore crew two more fun years at CHS and also leave Miss Martin ear plugs so she can be nicer. I, Audrey O'Hara, leave to Mrs. Grossman, the thrill of reading people's personal letters. I, Julie Oster, leave my brothers Andy and Scott happi- ness always and to my friends especially Betsy our fondest memories. To John, I leave, all my love. I, Rick Paone, leave David Gleason, Kelli Pickard, and An- thony Tornat ore the right to study as hard as I did and, also the right to go wild in their senior year. To my moth- 135 er, I leave no more headaches. I, Scott Parsons, leave Tim O'Hara next year, I leave Lori all my love, the Bakery fourth period, and I leave but not before delivering one last JAKER . I, Tom Passante, leave to Robin M. all my love and to Ms. Dixon thanks for all you have done. I, Betsy Pavone, leave to my sister, Nancy, all the happi- ness and love possible and I hope her Future years at CHS are filled with many happy memories. To, Julie, all of tu dreams I, Karen Perry, leave to Dale B. and Sharon S. all the luck and happiness in their senior year at CHS and all our memories during lunch fifth period. I, Bryan Person, leave lake a quiet night, T O and S.J. lunch, and this place forever. I, Bob Pexton, leave the honor of the name Bags” to my brother Dick I, Mary Kay Pino, leave my sister Lori, alias squirt”, the privilege of attending school for two more years and hopes that they will be memorable ones. I, Brenda Rancier, leave CHS remembering all the good times I have had with my friends, and to Bridget T. much happiness always. I, Mike Rap., leave anyone the right to party at big tree, and to my brother Tom and my sisters Lori, and Brenda the right to harass anyone they want. I, Helen Rashford, leave to P.F., M.F., and J.M. all the fun we had in Lunch and to C.J. one more year in the library. I, Dave Relyea, will Leave Murphy Alone”, also leave Cindy Musacchio the name Pina and the name Reler to all future Relyea' s. I, Robin Relyea, leave my brother Mike the best of luck in all the sports that he goes out for and to my sisters Mi- chele and Terry I leave all my love. I, Mary Riley, leave CHS with fond memories of good times and friends, and in search of love, happiness, suc- cess, and Tony Dorsett”, to Jessie, I leave all the love and happiness ever possible. I, John Rogers, leave the class of 1980 best wishes and to Mollie I leave many fond memories and wish her all the happiness in the world. I, Richard Rossi, leave my brother Dave, all the troubles that I have had with Mr. Castalio. I, Charles Russitano, leave to Garret Finn the smell of all the holiday dinners that he can watch me eat over the next three years. We, Robin and Renee Russitano, leave to our brother Pe- ter (the last of the Russitano's) all our love and to our special friends Rosemary L., Judy S„ Pam D., and Bob R., all the memories and happiness we have always shared. I, Elaine Rutan, leave to Mr. Sanderson the spots that keep on movin. I, Yvonne Searles, leave Patty, Steven, and Pa-um my love and great times at CHS. But I take all the great memories I've shared from special people, CHS, my friends and Dee. I, Sandy Sgarlata, leave Julie, Penny, Fish, Steve and Wes all the partying they can handle. To someone special; the summer of 79 , and to Barb; the missing apple pie. I, Barb Shields, leave Penny W my class personality and to have fun her senior year. Shelly N. the best of luck al- ways and to my brother Jimmy to receive what ever goal he aims for. I, Bill Smith, leave my sister Marianne the right to go wild in her senior year. And to my brother Tim my half of our room I, Debbie Smith, leaving CHS with my banana and great memories, to the gang all the success in the world, and my love, to Mrs. Busch thanks and more patience with the flags. I, Levi Smith, leave the class of '81 the right to try to beat the class of '80 in any and all ways if possible. I, Mark Smith, leave this school. I, Michael Smith, leave Beuford and Abbott, my brother Jerry and sister Kelli. I, Dick Smith, leave the high school library to anyone that wants to destroy it and not get caught by Miss Martin. I, Lisa Snyder, leave Michael and Coochie all the happi- ness and success they deserve, my sister Sandy a wild party, Mr Sanderson a quart of orange juice and Miss Laidlaw the name Smell. I, Tim Stern, leave to my sister a great senior year. To my brother, I leave my grades. To Mr Wilbur, another en- thusiastic advanced science class. I, David Stevens, leave to Tommy and Billy all the luck in skipping they need and to )immy and Scott all the fun of sports at CHS and to my sisters and Shannon, all my love! I, Susan Stokes, leave CHS my brother Jeff and his friend )ohn to raise - — and to Do-Do all the fun of being a senior. I, Cary Strong, leave all the names that I have acquired through my high school years to any person who can live ... rn Sr I, Deb Strano, leave all the good times we've had in my boat I, Stac y Teachout, leave my blood brother Steve Olden all the good times we had at Lewis Point. til I, Bridget Tork, leave to Melissa Taber memories of streakin', to coach, the saying “hey ; to Andy White and Tex Cretaro the good times and to Tom Passante, all my love. I, Chich Tornatore, leave this school with more happi- ness, than anyone can realize and to the under classmen, RAISE HELL! I, Cindy Townsend, leave to my brothers Bernie and Pe- ter, all my love and best wishes for the future. I, Dave Van Dusen, leave to the underclass the right to kill in Flicker Ball and the right to enjoy Miss Laidlaw's class. I, Shawn Wade, leave everything the way it was when I got here . . . Boob, take care. Fern M. ? - Serious. I, Pam Wallace, leave Mazzy, Castallo's Cliffhanger's, and to my friends in 81 ail good times possible and to Lisa, CRAZY HORSE! I, )ohn W I, Jeff Whitehead, leave the challenge to anyone who can cause so much riot like Bob and I, and not get in trouble. I, Donna Wickens, leave to my little Beve , all the happi- ness he could ever wish for! To Mr. Sanderson, all my losing tickets. To Coach , nonparticipant YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: C. Hazen, j. Oster, R. Russitano, Y Searles, D. Diefendorf, T. Mantz, R. Russitano, M. Catalano, P. Mulford Row 2: C. Strong, M. Wimmer, T. Tifft, L. Islas, C. Keane, E. Eisenhut, L. Snyder M. Bigelow, A. Caron, J. Mengucci Row 3: N. Guy, B Buyea, M. Albanese, R. Musacchio, T. Finn, J. Warner, M. Link, K. Glen, S. Wilson, C. Wright, S. Fresina, M. Pino Row 4: ). Johnson, J. Aquino, K. Farfaglia, C. Chariton, B. Cerio, J. Hood 138 To those of you who read our yearbook: We, the editors of the 1980 TOOT, would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all those people who have helped us with the yearbook. Putting together a yearbook is easier said than done. But because of people like Nick and Glenn Guy, Wes Johnson, our staff and especially our advisors; Miss Dixon, Miss Martin and Mrs. Wright, our job was a little bit easier. Together we have learned. But we've learned more than just about lay-out mats, copy and scaleography. We learned about responsibility and compromising. But most importantly we learned that if we worked together we could solve the problems and overcome the obstacles. 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J ___ rfyvyyL 141 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William Mantz Mr. and Mrs. |ohn Filey Mr. and Mrs. William Link Joann Stuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Person Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finn Nick Passante Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Farfaglia Mr. Doug Kistowski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pino Mr. and Mrs. Rick Castalio Mr. and Mrs. Sam DiPrima Mr. and Mrs. Julius Grossman Ma Rap,” Joe and Joey Connie and John Caezza Mr. and Mrs. Carl Narehood Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Snyder, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meunier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Broga Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Benenati Mr. Joe Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fox Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kime Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilbur Ms. Patti Paolotto Mr. and Mrs. BCB Rita Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bellinger Mr. and Mrs. Augustine A. Albanese Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Strong Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Capparelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hadyk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Marchetti Ms. Gail Strong Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fallon Mr. Al Dievendorf Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finger Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bigelow Ed and Caroline Cerasia Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wimmer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose Mrs. Elizabeth Perretta Mrs. Marjorie Peterson Mrs. Tina Muench Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hood Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markle Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cook Justine Mulford Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passante Mary A. Passante Ms. Barbara Oster Mr. Wayne Oster Anthony and Mary Fresina Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sweeney Dick, Jackie and Justin Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wright Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Hood Chuck and Shelley Sgroi Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Caron Mr. and Mrs. James Relyea, Sr. Mr. Pat Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John Dimao Coach Laidlaw Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Mr. Robert L. Torrisi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moses Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Salamone Helen J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Smith Anna and Jake Musacchio Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Marcano Mr. and Mrs. William Lincourt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Farfaglia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keck Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Mengucci Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Gilkey Mr. and Mrs. Lewis James Mr. and Mrs. Howard Astrachan Mr. Michael Marcelle Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hazen Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tifft, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Russitano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hopsicker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Besl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keane 142 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Monaco MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY 168 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK 13421 363-5080 Best wishes to the Class of 1980 Inter-Collegiate Press Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Quality — Since 1910 Emphasis on Service — Creativity INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS SHAWNEE MISSION. KANSAS WINNIPEG. MANITOBA JOHN OSGOOD Yearbook Specialist Box 222, Cicero, NY 699-3015 (area 315) Shawnee Mission, Kansas 143 COMPLIMENTS OF ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS Congratulations to the Class of 1980 CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE New Boston Road 697-9164 DEBRUCQUE GREENHOUSES 481 New Boston St. Canastota, N.Y. Flowers for All Occasions 697-2006 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 WHIRl GOOD FRICNDS MIST'' triday’s 105 W. Elm St., Oneida 363-9841 Helen and Bud Staudinger Scott Arnold Cathco Inc. 131 Stroud Street Canastota, N.Y. Buyers Shippers of Produce Phone (315) 697-9686 ( 144 Compliments of BAROTT-RYDER INC. ISADORE A RAPASADI SONS INC. Packers of Onions and Potatoes 400 N. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 SAMUEL J. FUDESCO Complete Insurance Service Mutual Funds Telephone, Office 697-2600 104 Center St. Canastota, N.Y. Best Wishes from ONEIDA DAILY DISPATCH 130 Broad Street • P.O. Box 120 • Oneida, N.Y. 15421 Oneida Dispatch Corporation Publisher Printers (315) 363-5100 Best Wishes Congratulations from From The Children Bazaar OLDE GRANGE RESTAURANT BILLARDS Clothing for Infants to Jeans 114 Peterboro St. Phone 697-9595 Mike Suzanne Canastota N.Y. Caglia ONEIDA SHOPPING CENTER Graziano's Casa Mia Compliments of GOOD LUCK GRADUATES The MEN'S SHOP 146 COMPLIMENTS OF ARNOLDS II Best of luck in the future 223 Roberts Street Best of Luck to the Class of '80 from DON RYAN OLDS BEST WISHES from MORONE'S COLONIAL PHARMACY 201 Genesee Street Oneida, N.Y. 13421 363-2200 8 n 0 NORTHERN PROPANE GAS COMPANY 108 East Genesee Street Oneida, New York 13421 147 BEST wishes to The Class of 80 Main Street Auto truck and Supply 212 South Main Street Open 7 days a week Best Wishes from A.J. Tianello Real Estate Complete Beauty Service Congratulations to Class of '80 Linda Foglino owner 414 S. Peterboro Street Canastota, New York 104 Madison St. Oneida, NY 13421 Compliments of Open: Tues-Sat Phone 363-8407 Best of Luck EDWARD J. BROWNE INC. Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings, Draperies Rt. 5 Oneida Castle 363-5300 Hotel Oneida House of Prime Rib MARION MANOR Congratulations to The Class of 1980 Your Year Round Fun Place Jet. 13 31 JOHN Dl GEORGE PRODUCE CO. Growers and Shippers E. Canal St. Canastota 149 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 CAM MARINE EQUIPMENT RD No. 3 Marguerite Road 500 Feet South of Routes 5 13 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Andy Arden George Cisler 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 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 ONEIDA SHOPPING CENTER The Men's Shop Bartell Shoes P C Markets Sears Elite Beauty Shop Oneida Valley Bank Plenty of free parking Wards Recreation Bowling Lanes Lynn's Carl's Drugs Mila's Fabrics Gift Country Boflk Lore Compliments of BRUNO NOVELTY CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 104 Center St. Canastota, NY 148 Main Street, Oneida, New Phone 697-2091 York ornuco iia Best Wishes to The Class of 1980 RAINERI'S datura 7oo 4 DAIRY CURIO - ART Cor'nei' Main Madison SHOPPE Oneida, J4. Y ■ 3IS-363-3323 Daniel CynfKia 5gr'oi Route 31, RD. 2 Canastota, N Y. 13032 ). HOMER BALL U SLUiETS MEN'S SHOP LUNERAL HOME INC. J. Homer Ball: Pres. Peter M. Pitkin: V. Pres. Larry S. Ball 35 CENTRAL PLAZA ILION, NEW YORK 13357 TELEPHONE 894-2363 201 James St. Canastota, New York Phone 697-2294 132 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK 13421 TELEPHONE 363-3002 152 SHARWAY MOTEL Canastota, N.Y. CARY'S AUTO PARTS INC. Congratulations to the Class of '80 From Full Line of Late Model Parts (Auto Recycling Center) 651 Fitch Street Oneida, New York Pres. Gary P. Harrington Wayne Sharon Smith and Family Congratulations to the Class of '80 ORGANIZED IB5I ONEIDA Carad and Dian Williams THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF ONEIDA BRANCHES SHERRILL, NEW YORK NORTH MAIN ST. OFFICE ONEIDA, N.Y. HAMILTON, NEW YORK CANASTOTA, NEW YORK MAIN OFFICE: 160 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK 13421 Full Service Banking Member F.D.I.C. 153 WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, Liquid Asphalt, Lime General Offices: Canastota N Y. Quarry Phone, Chittenango 687-6146 Canastota Phone, 697-2261 BATHING - TRIMMING - GROOMING - BOARDING OBEDIENCE TRAINING BERKEY'S TRIMMING • TRAINING • BOARDING CENTER RHONE 7 )100 NANCY L. BLRKEY HELEN J. MCALLISTER JUANITA DRIVE CANASTOTA. N. Y. 1KB Arnott Collision Lawrence W. Smith Best of Luck to the Class of ”80” Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Compliments of From CANASTOTA SAVINGS Metcalf's Division of Seneca Federal Savings and Loan Association Chittenango, N.Y. Phone No. 687-6168 TIM RYAN MOTORS, INC. RTE. 5 CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-2274 687-3520 154 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 BURTON'S GREEN THUMB BRENNAN'S APPLIANCES INC. Route 5 Wampsville Bettie and Bob Brennan Phone 363-4470 146 Madison St, Oneida, N.Y. Russitano's Canastota Hi-Way Bowl Congratulations Robin, Renee, Gary, Chuck and Mollie Come and bring a friend! Patane's Christopher Gardens Landscaping Maintenance Full Time Garden Center A. CIEREK SONS Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Route 5-3 miles west of Canastota Michael J. Patane Owner Phone 315-697-7760 155 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from TOOKE'S FACTORY OUTLET CHINA Your Rt. 5 Established Factory Outlet Store Specializing in China for Over 20 Years 30 Genesee St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 (315) 363-4231 Wells Ruth Tooke ____________________Props. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 CANASTOTA FIRESTONE From A.E. DEW SONS INC. Canastota's Manufacturers of Wood Roof Trusses Tire and Appliance Store Canastota, N.Y. CERIO'S MODERN MARKET, INC. Musacchio Farms Meats, Produce, Groceries Frozen Foods Beverages Delicatessen Fresh Produce Warner Pd Canastota, NY 13032 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 1980 156 Best Wishes Class of 1980 W.E. BAILEY and SON AGENCY Professional Insurance HENDERSON'S INC Office Supplies and Equipment Social — Stationery — Commercial John W. Bailey, CPCU Eileen R. Bailey Mark C. Cramer 226 Main St. Oneida, N.Y. WEDDING INVITATIONS Announcements accessories. Bride Groom at- tendant Gifts, Wedding, Shower and Anniversary Gifts. Wedding, Anniversary Baby Memory Books Best of Luck to all Orban's Print Shop 313 New Boston St, Canastota 697-9134 9:301:30, after 4:00 697-9819 after S:30 687-6657 All types of printing and advertising specials Compliments of CANASTOTA HOME EQUIP. 136 South Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. Compliments of BUSY WILLIAMS Oneida Sewing Center Approved SINGER Dealer Home of Superstich 123 Main St, Oneida 363-1234 Submarines — Sandwiches — Salads — Hot Foods - Groceries - Beer — Soda — Self Serve Gas Open: 9:30-5:30 Thurs 9:30 AM-8:30 PM Anytime by appointment BEST WISHES Oneida, N.Y. 363-0909 W. J. HINMAN JEWELERS Jack E. Wallace, Prop 115 Main St, Oneida, N.Y. FN3-4220 157 Telephone Interconnect Communications Consultants C R ELECTRONICS INC. RD No. 3 Marguerite Road Canastota, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-2051 Banquet — Parties Receptions — Catering 1-500 Richard Carpenter Owner Phone 697-9644 DUNN'S BAKERY 200 N. Prospect Street Herkimer, NY 13350 (315) 866-7330 Congratulations From The Hearts Desire Christian Book Store Gift Shop Records, Tapes, Books and Cards m REALTOR® Congratulations Class of 1980 Big N Plaza Rt. 5 Oneida Good luck to the Class of 1980 from K INGSLEY REAL ESTATE PAVONE'S DECORATING CENTER 232 Main Street, Oneida, N.Y. 158 Congratulations to the Class of '80 HERMITAGE GARDENS Route 5 Canastota, A’. Y. 13032 Where Good Friends Meet The finest in Italian and American Food GREGG ROSS MADISON HOTEL 140 Madion St, Oneida 363-98% Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Compliments of LAWRENCE CARY INSURANCE AGENCY Lawrence Cary Bruce Cary 697-2178 Seneca Avenue Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Congratulations to the Class of '80 From CANASTOTA CONSTRUCTORS INC. 159 Best Wishes from Tri Valley Sport Shop 421 South Peterboro Street Canastota, New York 13032 GRACE'S ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS REPAIRS FOR MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN MARYBETH'S BOUTIQUE 100 NORTH PETERBORO STREET, CANASTOTA OPEN: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM to 5 PM SATURDAY 9:30 AM to 12:00 NOON CALL 697-3110 Congratulations to the Class of '80 BRUN-O-MATIGnc. . . . complete coffee and vending service Main Office: Bruno Building, Canastota, New York 13032 Office: 1-315-697-2091 Service: 1-800-962-5672 161 Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 Bnoatlj] Real Estate Inc. Your Full time Real Estate Professionals Your four season's sport shop Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from XYZ Farms RD No. 3 Canastota, N.Y. D D Sports 697-2456 of Oneida DRINK MILK!! 177 Madison St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 Don Nancy Formikell prop. 363-4100 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Retso Stock Farm Ron, Phyllis Jim RD No. 3 Cottons Road, Canastota 697-2873 162 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1980 EISENHUT HOLSTEIN FARMS WALT, JOAN, ARNIE, DEAN, ROY HEIDI RD No. 3 CANASTOTA, NY Best Wishes to the Class of '80 Compliments of a0QQO% tO Cx j_« J 1 u ALBANESE SHOES Compliments of WELTON MOTOR SALES INC. 363-7612 363-7580 Genesee St. Rt. 5 Oneida, N.N.Y. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Route 5 Cornpr of RrnaH St Oneida, New York Congratulations to The Class of '80 from Dl VERONICA BROS. INC. 164 Compliments to Class of '80 Eddie's Restaurant Sylvan Beach AMERICA Good Luck! to Bob Grinnell, Denise )aquin, john Warner, Mike Smith, Sue Stokes, David Stevens and Michelle Wimmer. BEST WISHES FROM THE PURPLE HAZE Vice President, Kevin Phillips - Calling Officer Row 2 - Pat Searles - Advisor, Karl Sharlette. Barb Hannehan, Noah Baker, Steve Perry, Nathan Phillips, Jeff LaClair, Marty Todora, John Vaccaro, Penny Wuest, Mary Crawford 165 A. W. KINCAID, INC. WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS Ms! HOME • FARM • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL GENERAL AUTO fit TRUCK REPAIR SNOWPLOWING RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS 2-4 Hour Emergency Tire Repair Towing ZUPAN'S MOBIL SERVICE 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 Thruway Exit 34 CANASTOTA, N.Y. Phone 697.7926 RES 697-2369 They who whisper in a well. May within their lifetime dwell Upon the goals they wish to reach And of those faithfuls who did teach. FINN SERVICE STATION WASHING POLISHING OIL GREASE Wishing well the Class of '80 Wm. H. Yorton, Pres. PHONE 697-9771 ANG. JOE SENECA TURNPIKE ON ROUTE No. 5 CANASTOTA, NEW YORK 13032 Congratulations Compliments of From CANASTOTA AUTO PARTS INC. 425 South Peterboro Street Canastota, New York 13032 Phone: 697-9922 or 9923 THE HEARTS DESIRE Christian Book Store Gift Shop Records, Tapes, Books Cards Bis N Plaza Rt 5 Oneida Bruce Karen Liston GOOD LUCK To The Class Of 1980 Canastota High School Science Club 166 Best Wishes From The wO“¥T � 3 bank Key Bank cl Contrai Now York Syracuse, New York Canastota Office Canastota, New York Congratulations to The Class of 80 BREWSTER AGENCY INC. Insurance 113 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Telephone 697-2087 Best That Life Has To Offer To The Class of 80 from CARMEN'S ADVANCED HAIR DESIGN CARMEN NASTASI CINDY ARNOLD Congratulations to the Class of '80 from: To The Greatest Class of ALL! NICOLA'S CANASTOTA BEE - JOURNAL 697-9210 First in area news — sports — pictures • Seafood • Four sizes of Pizza Over 75 state and national awards • Buckets of Chicken • Sandwiches For newspaper excellence 184 Canal St. — Canastota WE PLEASE PEOPLE We're so proud of all of you Silver City Tires, Inc. Corner of Broad Geneses Streets Oneida, NY 13421 Good Luck to the Class of 80 167 BUSINESS PATRONS Donald Post