Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

Class of 1981 Presents Toot Canastota High School Canastota, New York There was the land. It was a good land offering food and shelter for the various animals who made their home there. It seemed the humans always were there but never took more than they needed, never made a mark on the land, never made a nusiance of themselves. Then came the white settlers—would the land be changed depleted, left useless? The land asked and found a people industrious, careful of detail and willing to preserve its beauty even though growth was inevitable. The people thrived, industry came prospered, stayed, changed, moved—the people gave the land meaning. As the land established its name the peo- ple found other needs. In order for these needs to be fulfilled churches and schools were built. There was a thirst—a thirst the ancient springs could not soley satisfy. The people had to know. 2 A building—buildings they would house the knowledge the land's children should know. Words—words of facts—numbers—figures of data filled the inquisitive minds. Basic knowledge was not enough—the children were still reaching for more. A goal—goals—standards to be met—require- ments—diplomas— formal graduation. The land has changed—a century of growth—of taking and giving it still exists. Politics, medicine. inventions, news, the volumns of a century of progress have passed out over the land, the thirst- ing children have been a part of it. They have made it possible. The 1981 Toot presents to Canastota the one-hun- dredth formal graduating class. We have learned from our heritage—it is part of us and we are part of the land. COLORED INFORMAL! USDERCLASEmAW FACULTY ADD ALMII1I 1CTIVITIL SPORTS ;e:jiors ADVERTI: '1LNTS IUUU For next week, we will Just because it's printed in a book, doesn't mean it's right. Throughout our four years at Canastota High School, one individual above all others has been special to the Class of 1981. This person possesses a unique ability. He teaches us so that we want to learn. We enjoy listening to what he has to offer us. In addition to being our teacher, he has been our friend and counselor. He has laughed with us, listened to us, guided us, and, when necessary, dis- ciplined us. It is because of these and of all his other special qualities that we, the Class of 1981 take great plea- sure in dedicating our yearbook to Mr. Tom Dolan. Now I've heard everything! I announced the test for today, it won't be postponed until Monday. 5 William C. Swain 9 18 62 — 9 13 80 Loren Leggett I never knew the worth of him — that friend of mine— I never knew the worth of him — until he died. Loren 6 Mrs. Elizabeth Perretta For 20 years Mrs. Perretta has been helping us all to grow. She has willingly shared her knowledge with us, developing our knowledge of literature and life. Yet, there comes a time in every person's life when he or she must move on. Mrs. Perretta will be leaving with the Class of '81, but the fond memory of her will remain with us. 9 11 1. D. Eisenhut 2. D. Pariato 3. C. Smith 4. T. Weibezahl 5. S. Janosik 6. J. Dimao 7. B. Harvey 8. B. Swain 9. B. Drummond 10. M. Rose 11. B. Tynon 12. B. Smith 13. G. Tomaso 14. J. Heintz, B. Cerio, D. Cass, W. Relyea, M. Williams, C. Wright, B. Casler, D. Eisenhut, J. Kick, C. Markel, D. Parkhurst, M. Picciano. 15. P. Miller 12 Page 8 1. T L Hesler 2. M. Morey 3. M. Williams 4. D. Chase 5. M Metcalf 6. L. Chapman 7. Liz Hicks 8. P. Russitano 9. Val Basilio 10. L. Cerasia 11. R K Palmer 12. A. Milmoe 13. T. Mowers 14. J. LeClair 15. J. Pilato 16. C. Cesarini 17. M. Hollingsworth 18. J. Cerio 19. P. VanDyke 20. J. Bennett 21. J. Roden 22. V. Loomis 23. L. Adamo 24. J. Vaccaro Page 9 1. E L Miller 2. J. Felker 3. D. Chundrlek 4. J. Stagnitti 5. D. Chaires 6. S. Hazen 7. S. Bish 8. M. Taber 9. M. Picciano 10. L. Warner 11. T. Hamel 12. C. DeShaw 13. D. Cass 14. D. Powers 15. T. Rainbow 16. J. Heintz 17. J. Smith 18. R. Torrey 19. B. Mengucci 10. T. Carpenter 21. M. Crawford 22. P. Wuest 23. M. Mariano 24. W. Relyea 25. D. Herb 26. J. Harrison 27. P. White Page 10 1. C. Smith 2. S. Pexton 3. L. Malbouf 4. K. Weimer 5. ). Pokorney 6. S. Wilson 7. R. Merrell 8. W. Barley 9. S. Cavallo 10. D. Lawrence 11. C. Wright 12. C. Sterling 13. M.J Matina 14. J. Tomarchio 15. T. Youngs 16. L. Leibl 17. D Bush 18. A. Raneri 19. S. Edsell 20. T Devine Page 11 1. P. Suits 2. A. Musacchio 3. M. Kinslow 4. L. Stern 5. N. Phillips 6. B. Tornatore 7. C. VanLare 8. L. Noble 9. B. Casler 10. A. Kick 11. J. Pardy 12. G. Juravich 13. E. Edsell 14. J. Worden 15. K. Jeffries 16. M. Clarke 17. P. Duffy 18. K. Hayes 19. K. Warner 20. L. LoMonaco 21. K. Wells 71 Row 1—V. Stagnitta, T. Backus, J. Stagnitti, D. Burgdoff Row 2—-J. Tomarchio, B. Drummond, P. Duffy, L. Stern, S. Alcott, C. Meyers Row 3—M. Cretaro, S. Shaw, B. Swain, W. Hofmeister, J. Dimao, M. J. Matina, K. Palmer Row 4—S. LaVancher, J. Kick, S. Olden, S. Bish, M. Basilio, B. Casler, M. Kilts, Miss Early r77 R°w 1—D. Burgdoff, M. Hollingsworth, D. Eisenhut, J. Heintz, B. Mengucci, Row 2 — V. Basilio, J. Tomarchio, W. Relyea, J. Dimao, C. Wright, P. Duffy, B. Cerio. Row 3—M. Kilts, C. Markle, D. Parkhurst, M. Williams, S. Bish, M. Picciano, B. Casler, Row 4—P. Bolton, R. Palmer, J. Kick, S. Olden, M. Basilio, B. Swain, B. Casler, Mrs. Blessing 3 The institution has survived . . . through maybe five generations now. Many of the same names flowing over from year to year, and the faces strangely simi- lar. Still, time, and its subtle, beautiful, but weakening forces push the institu- tion along through many changes—new locations, new rules, “Hey, we gotta 'nother new principal this year. But the names are the same and the faces seem strangely similar. Freshman—stumbling from door to door, searching for the right class, and the right teacher (they say she's pretty rough). Seniors waltz in late for class (with a thousand, well-rehearsed excuses, but no pass) without a worry—because there isn't time to worry. Sophomores watching Juniors watch- ing Seniors. Learning. Learning more than literature or mathematics or science. They learn about being a Sophomore (next year) or a Junior (it's been so long) or a Senior (finally). And then, more and more frequently, looking out at the real world and realizing how small we are. It feels strange when you're find- ing out it's real. And it feels strange when you come back and the names are the same and the faces seem strangely similar. And it feels good, because things haven't changed. Tim O'Hara W is-friffir nmm 17 Jackie Karen Debbie Danette Sandy Tom Tracey Jennifer Steve Cindi Ellen Mark Kris 20 Lisa Mike Terry Noel Sandy Lori Tim Larry John Mandy Lorie Melissa Ken JiA Bob Ed Keith Julie Beth Mary-Jo Anne Mike Dave Lori Rich Dennis 25 Vanessa Mike Jackie Mark 26 Nathan Eileen Jody Mindy Derrick Chris Val Brenda Jerry Marty 29 Vinny Paul Sheri Randy Linda Scott Rich Gina Kim Tracy Hloise Shawn Lym V- Kathy Lisa Stephanie Troy Class of '82 Class Officers of '82 Row 1—Betsy Caron (President) Row 2— Jessie Riley, Bob Romagnoli, Ann Harvey Row 1—E. Gagen, L. DiToma, D. Mulford. Row 2—J. Farnach, M. Farrell, K. Gagen, Row 3—J. Galavotti, T. Dumigan, J. Dimao, M. Dunning Row 1—K. Nichols, B. O'Hara, D. Pexton. Row 2—M. Noble, S. Palmer, R. Peryer. Row 3—M. Hopsicker, P. Palamara, M. Peryer, R. Patane. 36 Row 1—B. Caron, B. Cass, K. Burnham, C. Brown Row 2—S. Cappoletti, J. Capparelli, K. Boyce, T. Cady Row 1—R. Morey, N. Rapasadi, T. Relyea, D. Reed, J. Riley. Row 2 — D. Pardy, E. Rauschi, J. Salamone, L. Pino, S. Rankins, B. Rogers. Row 3—P. Quain, J. Salerno, A. Riley, B. Romagnoli, L. Romagnoli. 37 Row 1—M. Wiegand, J. Yorke, S. Wilcox, M. VanLare. Row 2—J. Wordon, D. Wells, M. Wimmer, K. Wilhelm Row 1—B. Cordell, T. Cole, D. Cromp. Row 2—J. Clark, S. Cerio, R. DeFazio, K. Coppola. Row 1—N. Rutan, P. Smith, C. Rouse. Row 2— S. Shepherd, A. Sgarlata, V. Savage. Row 3—C. Smith, J. Smith, B. Saunders Row 1—L. Torrey, D. Tuttle, L. St. Croix. Row 2—S. Smith, M. Snyder, M. Totera. 38 Row 1—T. Muench, C. Musacchio, J. Miller. Row 2—B. Mancini, B. Max- well, W. Kitchen Row 3—M. Manseau, B. Musacchio, D. Murphy Row 1—L. Jaquin, R. Lincourt, M. Lovett, J. Kimball, C. Jones Row 2—S. McConnell, G. Long, J. Link, A. Leibowitz, R. McCormick S. Backus, R. Bish, K. Andrews, D. Bennett. Row 2—M. Allen, J. Albanese, S. Arnold, T. Ackerman. Row 3—S. Altobilli, R. Arnold, H. Benninger, J. Becker, K. Anderson Row 1—R. Hicks, R. Hicks, G. Hunt, L. Herb. Row 2—C. Cotsovites, A. Harvey, K. DeVaul, E. Hannan, S. Hoppe. Row 3—D. Islas, S. Giufre, D. Heintz, J. Gardinier. 39 Class of '83 Class officers of 1983 D. Miller, G. Finocchiaro, M. Conley, P. Milmoe (President) Row 1—D. Seitz, C. Savage, L. Smith. Row 2—J. Shields, S. Searles, R. Schnur. Row 3—A. Salerno, K. Rowe, R. Seeber Row 1—N. Baker, M. Bennington, T. Barton. Row 2—M. Adamo, D. Bonaventura, J. Barley. Row 3—J. Bertolero, J. Bonaventura, S. Arnold. 40 Row 1—D. Murphy, S. Janowski, A. Mirante, P. Mascari. Row 2— C. Mason, D. Mitchell, T. Merrell, D. Miller, V. Morgan. Row 3— C. Mowers, A. Lorraine, J. Mitchell, B. Marsh, P. Milmoe. Row 1—D. DeFazio, M. DiGaspari, L. DeMauro. Row 2—M. Conley, B. Cretaro, M. DeFosse, B. Easterly. 41 Row 1—A. Kohles, D. Hughes, K. Hollingsworth, B. Jaquin, M. Hood. Row 2—P. Hollenbeck, N. Knox, C. Lamkin, B. Jones, S. Hood. Row 1—R. Cesario, S. Chapman, L. Clark. Row 2—D. Cole, S. Chapman, E. Cerasia. Row 3—D. Colvin, B. Composto, D. Chundrlek, G. Cerio. Row 1—M. Relyea, L. Rainbow, C. Relyea, L. Rainwater, E. Pratt. Row 2—T. Rouse, J. Reed, R. Rinaldo, R. Reed, D. Rogers. Row 3—M. Relyea, D. Reiss. Row 1—T. Goodmore, T. Grassmann, S. Eddy, Row 2—D. Gleeson, D. Fromey, V. Giufre. Row 3—R. Galavotti, R. Eisenhut, G. Finocchiaro. Row 1 — K. McConnell, K. McKillip, M. Leggett, C. Lesher. Row 2—L. Markowitz, P. Mascari, A. Lorraine, P. Palmara. Row 3—P. Maccarone, D. Miller, K. Cummins, G. Mantz, M. LeMay. 42 Row 1—L. Heintz, B. Henehan, E. Greene, B. Halladay, J. L. Guy. Row 2—D. Griffin, K. Haas, R. Hadyk, G. Heintz, L. Harp, J. Grinnell. Row 1—T. Bush, H. Burleson, K. Carson. Row 2—D. Byers, F. Brown, D. Calnan, L. Carpenter. Row 1—D. Tuttle, C. Stagnitta, L. Spadter, B. Stern. Row 2—D. Torrey, J. Stoddard, B. Thayer, J. Stagnitti. 43 Class of '84 Row 1. M. DenHaese, L. Dunn, R. Dority, K. Eastwood Row 2. J. Cox, H. Eisenhut, D. Dai- ly, T. Duncan Row 3. S. Cornelius, D. DeVaul, D. Dupre, G. Cummings C. Cerio, L. Quain, M. Cesario, N. Le Row 1. C. Trapaso, L. Ste- vens, T. Tornatore, H. Ster- ling Row 2. G. Stagnitti, P. Stoddard, R. Tuttle, E. Stod- dard 44 Row 1: ]. Boston, K. Burke, L. Buckley, T. Burns Row 2: D. Burnham, E. Bennett, S. Bertolino, H. Blowers, D. Bixby 45 Row 1: K. Alger, R. Abbott, L. Ausman, J. Albanese Row 2: D. Avery, D. Allen, S. Arnold, A. Adamo Row 3: M. Babcock, T. Bertella, J. Alger, D. Bell Row 1: J. Musak, C. McAllister, K. Muir, W. O'Herien Row 2: M. Makuch, J. Otts, M. Metcalf, S. Meehan Row 3: M. Muench, R. Luther, R. Marsh Row 1: N. Clapper, M. Cesario, C. Childs Row 2: P. Chapman, C. Cerio, W. Buyea, C. Chase Row 3: J. Carrier, J. Capparelli, T. Colvin, G. Button Row 1: L. Quain, M. Reed, J. Quain, D. Pokorny Row 2: M. Gra- ham, R. Poppleton, R. Popple, T. Rapasadi, S. Peryer Row 3: G. Reidy, C. Rainwater, D. Plante, B. Percival, P. Pratt 46 Row 1: R. Wieland, C. Bouffard, E. Wickham, V. Vaccaro Row 2: H. Wilhelm, S. Wallace, S. Wright, R. Wells, K. Ward Row 1: M. Hayes, J. Inman, C. Iannone, D. Jones Row 2: L. Halladay, S. Johnson, T. Hilliker, V. Jaquin Row 3: A. Halladay, L. Houseman, G. Heintz, R. Herb Row’ 1: K. Galton, D. Fox, J. Gard- ner, M. Gleason Row 2: D. Flores, P. Filey, S. Garby, R. Gray 47 ■ Mr. Thomas P. Mitchell Superintendent of Schools Mr. Vincent J. Albanese Director of Instruction Board of Education Row 1. Mrs. Barbara Hopsicker, Mr. Donald New, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Mr. Vincent Albanese Row 2. Mr. Thomas Duffy, Mr. Carlton Bigelow, Mr. W. W. Sharpe, Mr. James Caldwell Absent: Miss Barbara Cianfa 50 Mr. Garad Williams Mr. James Chupaila As you enter high school, it appears that your next four years are a whole lifetime. It seems like only a short time later however, that you are going through the graduation ceremonies and ready to start a new phase in your life. As you reflect on these four years, we hope that you have achieved the goals which you had set for your- selves in September of 1977. It is our hope that the years spent at CHS will serve as a foundation for each of you to realize your individual poten- tials. We are proud to have been associated with Canastota's 100th graduating class. May your future be successful and may the memories of your years at CHS be pleasant. Best wishes, frwJi 4. Garad A. Williams High School Principal James W. Chupaila Assistant Principal 51 English Ms. Jackie Carll Miss Patricia Dixon Mr. Rick Meunier Mr. Craig Fox Mrs. Florence DiPrima Gym Mrs. Elizabeth Perretta Mr. Louis James Mr. Robert Borgognoni Miss Marcia Laidlaw ' 1 a Mr. Michael Marcelle Mr. Thomas Dolan Social Studies Mrs. Lynn Volp Mr. Joseph Maloney Math Mrs. Donna Fallon Mr. Leonard Moore Ms. Patricia Paoloto Mr. Howard Astrachan 53 Business Mr. Richard Sanderson Education Mrs. Marjorie Peterson Mrs. Amollia Grossman Science Mr. Doug Wilbur Mr. William Cass Mrs. Sue Wright Mr. Arthur Broga Mr. Matthew Schnur 54 Mr. Allen Kime Mr. Vinny Parloto Industrial Arts Home Economics Driver's Education Miss Gail Strong Art Mrs. Connie Caezza Mrs. Patricia Dixo Foreign Languages Mr. Richard Sweeny Mr. Thomas Moses Mrs. Barbara Smith 55 Music Mr. Bruce Busch Mr. Gregory Keefe Mrs. Rita Peebles Guidance Department Mr. Lloyd Cooke Mrs. Mary Ellen Kime Mrs. Rosa Benenati, Secretary Media Center Ed-Comm Director Mr. Peter Finger Miss Helen Martin Mrs. Patricia Filey, 56 Mrs. Florence Salamone Mrs. Nancy Fratini Mrs. Frances Paone Secretaries Careers Row 1 Mrs. Jane Hicks, Mrs. Rita Smith Row 2 Miss Mary Lombardi, Mr. Vincent Salamone Attendance Mrs. Beverly Ma Rapasadi 57 Science Club Row 1 P. Chapman, C. Cummings, G. Cummings, J. Cashel, V. Vaccaro Row 2 C. Stone, W. Buyea, W. Smith, B. Barley, P. Russitano, M. Picciano, M. Clarke, M. Wil- liams Row 1. j. Boston, W. Smith, K. Palmer, S. Wilson, T. Muench Row 2 C. Andrews, S. Rankins, C. Smith, C. Musacchio, M. Williams, C. Wright Row 3 R. Schnur, P. Maccarone, B. Composto, G. Long, N. Phillips, V. Savage, M. Wimmer, R. Easterly, Mr. Wilbur, advisor Ski Club 60 Honor Society Row 1. M. Crawford, K. Palmer, L. Hesler, C. Smith, G. Juravich Row 2. T. Carpenter, S. Wilson, M. Williams, B. Harvey, C. Wright, D. Cass, M. Kinslow Row 3. S. Pexton, L. LoMonaco, B. Mengucci, P. Russitano, J. Heintz, N. Phillips, M. Picciano, M. Clarke, L. Cerasia Row 1. R. Reed, J. Salerno, T. Muench, B. Cass, J. Bertolero Row 2. W. Smith, A. Harvey, B. Caron, J. Salamone, C. Musaechio, L. Pino, S. Rankins Row 3. R. Patane, P. Maccarone, B. Romagnoli, M. Hopsicker, C. Smith, M. Wimmer, G. Long, G. Cerio, C. Andrews 61 Student Government Row 1. Vicki Jaquin, Dave Burnham, Dave Miller, Kevin Gagen, Paul Licari Row 2. June Worden, Lori Pino, Jessie Riley, Anne Milmoe, Julie Boston, Terry Sgroi, Gina Stagnitti Row 3. Pam DiGeorge, Charlie Smith, Mike Hopsicker, Dan Powers, Cindy Musacchio, Cindi Wright, Judy Salamone Chess Club Joe Bertolero, Mr. Marcelle (adv.) B. Easterly, Gene Long, Gerard Juravich, Vinny Stagnitta International Club Row 1 C. Wright, K. Palmer, D. Cass, Row 2 M. Williams, G. Long, J. Salerno, T. Carpenter, S. Wilson Drama Club 63 Front B. Cass Row 1 S. Rankins, S. Wilson, D. Cass Row 2 B. Composto, N. Phillips, M. Wimmer Boys State G. Juravich, L. LoMonaco, P. Miller, B. Mengucci, M. Picciano, D. Powers Future Farmers of America Row 1 S. Smith, J. Oster, J. Becker, K. Boyce, Row 2 Mr. Kime (adv.), D. Burgdoff, J. Ackerman, B. Thayer, C. Mowers Absent: C. Sterling, R. Kimball, J. Stokes, B. Saunders, A. Halliday, D. Calnan, S. Lints, M. Hollingsworth Select Choir Row 1. D. Cass, C. Wright, S. Wilson, M. Williams, J. Boston, S. Rankins, A. Fusillo Row 2. R. Torrey, B. Mengucci, M. Wimmer, N. Phillips, B. Composto, R. Calavotti, S. Hoppe Chorus 65 Row' 1. C. Wright, S. Wilson, M. Williams, J. Boston, T. Sgroi, S. Rankins Row 2. S. Hoppe, V. Stagnitta, D. Cass, R. Torrey, M. Wimmer, A. Fusillo Row 3. R. Calavotti, B. Abbott, N. Phillips, B. Mengucci, B. Composto, K. Phillips. All-Eastern Choir This year Canastota High School had the good fortune of having two seniors selected to sing in the All- State Choir at the Concord Hotel Re- sort in Kiamesha Lake, NY. This group was composed of outstanding New York State music students. The seniors chosen were Nathan Phillips and Cindi Wright. After All-State, Nathan Phillips was given the high- est honor in vocal music by being chosen as a member of the All-East- ern United States Choir. This group represented 12 Eastern States and the District of Columbia. Two thousand students apply for this choir, four hundred are chosen. Performances were held at Kluchers Country Club, March 29 - April 1. Nathan Phillips N. Phillips N. Phillips, C. Wright All-State Choir 66 Band Row 1 D. Cass, N. Baker, D. Bell, G. Cummings, A. Salerno, T. Carpenter Row 2 W. Smith, J. Torrey, S. Kilts, R. Gustin, D. Emerson, V. Stagnitta, D. Pokorny, L. Smith Row 3 L. Noble, J. Capparelli, M, Rose, P. Filey, C. Stagnitta, B. Abbott, L. Heintz, C. Cummings, L. Carpenter Row 4 B. Composto, R. Torrey, B. Mengucci, D. Powers, R. Galavotti, N. Phillips, N. Bennington. Student Volunteers C. De Shaw, C. Smith Girls State 68 Mary Mariano, Pat Duffy Future Business Leaders of America Row 1 S. Chapman, M. Kilts, Mrs. Grossman, Advisor, L. Chapman, D. Burgdoff Row 2 C. Chase, M. VanLare, C. Lambkin, R. Galavotti, T. Cady, N. Phillips, B. Abbott, L. Buckley, E. Gagen Audio-Visual Club Row 1 M. Kilts, Mr. P. Finger, Advisor, K. Gagen Row 2 S. Cerio, P. Licari, S. Arnold 69 Cast Young Boy.......................................................Paul Janosik Young Girl............................................Katrina Luther Charlie Davenport................................................Ray Galavotti Dolly Tate....................................................Debbie Cass Iron Tail....................................................Anthony Musacchio Yellow Foot............................................Kevin Gagen Mac............................................................Brady Cass Foster Wilson..................................................Marty Wimmer Frank Butler.....................................................Dan Powers The Shy Girl..........................................Jill Wilkinson Annie Oakley..........................................Sandy Wilson Little Jake......................................................Joe Martin Nellie........................................................Sylvia Glen Jessie..................................................Julie Boston Minnie.........................................................Cindi Wright Col. Wm. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill)................................Kevin Phillips Mrs. Little Horse..............................................Tracy LaClair Mrs. Black Tooth................................................Jody DeFazio Mrs. Yellow Foot........................................Lola Casler Conductor.......................................................Bill Composto Porter.......................................................Anthony Musacchio Waiter.........................................................Brady Cass Major Gordon Lillie (Pawnee Bill).............................Nathan Phillips Chief Sitting Bull............................................Harold Bennington Pawnee's Messinger..............................................Bill Composto Mrs. Schuyler Adams............................................Mandy Williams Mr. Schuyler Adams..............................................Bill Composto Maid....................................................Jill Inman Dr. Ferguson.................................................Anthony Musacchio Mr. T. L. C. Keeler.............................................Dale Burgdoff Mr. Ernest Henderson...........................................Marty Wimmer Mrs. Ernest Henderson...................................Anna Fusillo Singers and Dancers S. Schmidtka, W. Buyea, T. Sgroi, W. Boston, V. Jaquin, K. Palmer, J. Riley, T. Hilliker, A. Adamo, P. Keilbasinski, M. Doerle, K. Tifft, L. Capparelli, L. Bergman, K. Ward, A. Clark, C Parker, T. Hopsicker, A. Bertolino, J. Robinson, R. Allen, T. Burns, E. Raushi, S. Peryer, L. Dodge, K. Field, C. Casler, G. Borgononi, R. Reiss, R. Gustin, B. Henehan, C. Bouffard, L. Vanevera, D. Noles, L. Bargabos, J. Wieland. Pit Orchestra FLUTES..................C. Capparelli, K. Burnham, L. Carpenter, C. Stagnitta. VIOLINS.................T. Hamel, Mrs. R. Cline. TRUMPETS................R. Torrey, B. Mengucci, V. Morgan. TROMBONES...............J. Felker, J. Urtz, B. Chapman, L. Bacon. HORN....................T. Carpenter. CLARINETS...............C. DeShaw, P. Smith, T. Patterelli, S. Casolare. OBOE....................S. Rankins. BASS....................C. Cesarini. DRUMS...................J. Torrey, J. Stagnitti. 71 Class Officers Motto: Cherish Your Dreams President: Melissa Taber Vice President: Nathan Phillips Treasurer: Chris Smith For They Are the Hopes Of Tomorrow Secretary: Steve Janosik Syndrome See, hear, speak, do no evil You want what? The computer knows best! Hey, Why don't you guys, like, grow up! Just ask Bob, He NOSE! Psychology Specimans Varsity Football Row 1: K. Wells, D. Herb, S. Janosic, M. Picciano, M. Todora, R. Rainwater, L. Malbouf, M. Alibrandi. Row 2: J. Dimao, J. Roden, S Olden, B. Guy, G. Juravich, L. Lomonaco, A. Sgarlata, C. Smith. Row 3: J. Clark, R. Patane, R Eisenhut, D. Hazen, B. Romagnoli, A. Riley, J. Worden, S. McConnell, M. Hopsicker, J. Leibl, D. Wells. J.V. Football 80 Row 1: C. Mason, A. White, D. Torrey, T. Damore, G. Cerio B. Cretaro, E. Cerasia, M. DeFosse, P. Milmoe Row 2: D. Chundrlek, M. Relyea. R. Rinaldo, J. Grinnell, G. Finocchiaro, R. Makuch, F. Brown, Coach, R. Glazier Row 3: R. Hadyk, P. Licari, T. Merrell, P. Mascari, S. Searles, B. Jones, M. Hood, D. Reiss, R. Seeber Lnthusiastic RAIDF.RS win toss! A Steve Olden TOUCHDOWN!!! This year the Varsity Raid- ers began the year in style with a Victory over Morrisville-Eaton, but soon fell upon hard times. The highlight of the year was the Oneida game in which Canastota dominated every- thing except the score. This years seniors were: K. Wells, D. Herb, S. Janosik, M. Picciano, M. Todora, R. Rainwater, L. Malbouf, M. Alibrandi, J. Roden, S. Olden, B. Guy, G. Juravich, L. LoMonaco. 81 Row 1 Mgr. D. Malbouf, R. Gray, S. Garby, S. Bertolino, M. Gleason, N. Tornatore, D. Griffin, R. Luther, ). Mason, Mgr. Oster, Row 2 W. Smith, D. Harp, D. Bogardus, G. Heintz, T. Rapasadi, R. Reiss, S. Sgarlata, J. Coonrod, M. Seef. Row 3 J. Backus, R. Brown, D. Coleman, S. Malbouf, K. Berry, D. Bixby, B. Beach Varsity Soccer Row 1: W. Rainwater J. Stagnitti, B. Cass, T. O'Hara, T. Youngs. Row 2: P. Russitano, D. LeBlanc, J. Heintz. Row 3: J. Barley, J. Felker, M. Dunning, R. Torrey, T. Hesler, D. Powers, Coach Fox, B. Mengucci. J.V. Soccer Row 1: j. Torrey, M. DiGeorge, jim Stagnitti, M. Gagen, J. Stagnitti, J. Capparelli, K. Haas. Row 2: R. Reed, R. Cesarini, D. Miller, R. Backus, D. Byers, P. Filey, R. Schnur. Row 3: J. Reed, G. Mantz, M. Snyder, G. Heintz, R. Makuch, J. Galovatti, D. Burnham, Coach Borgognoni. 82 1 Kiss It Goodbye! The 1980 Red Raider soccer team had a decent season, regardless of their record. The team coached by Craig Fox had more talent than could be imagined . . . the only thing was putting it together. The team, led by captains Jerry Felker and Bob Mengucci, had all the drive in the world, but without a punch. The seniors leaving this year are: Jerry Felker, Rich Torrey, Tom Hesler, Dan Powers, Bob Mengucci, Pete Russitano, Duane LeBlanc, John Heintz, Willie Rain- water, Joe Stagnitti, Tim O'Hara and Troy Youngs. Duane and Dan made the All-Star team this year. Go Willie Go! O'Hara fights for the Goal! 83 Field Hockey Row 1. T. Hamel, M. Taber, P. Duffy, C. Smith, A. Milmoe, J. Dimao. Row 2. M. Smith, J. Quain, D. Read, J. Guy, R. Lincourt, L. Green, L. Ondriezek, D. Hughes, J. Lincourt. Row 3. L. Kelly, S. White, S. Coon, L. Smith, L. Quain, Coach Laidlaw, G. Stagnitti, J. Gardner, K. Carson, H. Eisenhut, W. Buyea, K. Ward The 1980 girls Field Hockey Team was quite successful with a turn out of girls large enough to field a Varsity and a J.V. team. Both were coached by Marcia Laidlaw. The Varsity team finished 10-5-0, and the J.V.'s finished 2- 3-5. Graduating seniors are J. Dimao, P. Duffy, T. Weibezahl, T. Hamel, A. Milmoe, C. Smith, M. Taber, J. Worden. The highlight of the sea- son was defeating V.V.S. and league champs, Camden. All Stars were Anne Milmoe, Chris Smith, June Worden, and Tracey Weibezahl! Little Palsey out hustles an opponent! Wibble and Anna fight for a VIC- TORY! 84 WHEN THE RAIDERS SAY THEY'RE GOING TO DO IT THEIR WAY, YOU KNOW THEY'RE TALKING, , K.A. Girls Row I: T. Cole, D Hesler, L. Hesler, M. Bennington, D. Pexton, N. Rapasadi, Row 2: Coach Ward, M. Noble, N. Knox, C. Lambkin, A. Harvey, C. Cook, C. Musacchio This year the girls tennis teams, coached by Darlene Ward, finished 5-0-0, varsity and the J.V. team did well also. Graduating senior this year is captain Linda Hesler. The cli- max of the season was the de- feat of Cazenovia, by a score of 3-2. A first in Girls Tennis his- tory! Tennis The Varsity Tennis Team had an average season last year, with a fourth place standing in the Tri-Valley League. They suffered a tremendous loss this year with the graduation of seniors Gary Hadyk, A1 Crawford, Bob Caron, Jeff Bargabos, and John Mengucci. Returning for the Red Raiders are John Heintz, Pete Russitano, Tom Hesler, and Sue Janosky. Sue, being the first girl participating in a boys varsity sport at Canastota, w'ill be enjoying her second year on the team. All Star recognition was received by Jeff Bargabos and Gary Hadyk, who also came in first place at the Tri-Valley tour- nament for doubles. Boys Row 1. A. Crawford, B. Caron, Row 2: S. Janosky, G. Hadyk, J. Mengucci, J. Heintz, Ms. Vidovich 85 Varsity Basketball Row 1: J. Pilato, Mgr., J. Roden, B. Guy, J. Dimao, Coach Glazier Row 2: M. Morey, T. Youngs, D. Eisenhut, D. Powers, M. Todora Absent: J. Felker, B. Musacchio, A. Riley This year's team has compiled the best record in many years, beating every team in the league at least once, except for V.V.S. Outstanding starters were seniors J. Roden, D. Powers, M. Morey, D. Eisenhut, and M. Todora. Also making significant contributions to the team's success were seniors T. Youngs, J. Felker, B. Guy, and underclassmen A. Riley, J. Dimao, B. Musacchio. A John lay-up Team achievements include a six game winning streak with long-awaited defeats of Chitt., H.P., and rival Oneida; winning first place in the Christmas tour- nament; and Honorable mention for N.Y.S. small schools. Individ- ually: M. Morey, two time WMCR most valuable award; D. Powers, career high 28 points; and J. Roden, selected Oneida Dispatch and WTVH-5 Athlete of the week, and the second CHS player to acclaim 1000 ca- reer points. The present record is 11-4 overall, and 8-4 in the T- V league. Dan battles for possession. 86 J.V. Basketball Row 1. Coach Borgognoni Row 2: B. Coleman, G. Cerio, R. Agans, T. Damore, K. Boyce, D. Torrey, S. Cerio, P. Milmoe, D. Griffin Freshman Basketball Row 1. S. Garbry, M. Gleason, Coach Torna- tore, S. Wright, K. Gal- lon Row 2: M. Metcalf, S. Bertolino, M. Lee, S. Arnold, R. Coe, D. Burn- ham, D. Emerson, M. Milmoe 87 Wrestling Row 1 D. Gleason, W. Hood, M Hood, D. Mitchell, E. Cerasia, V. Cuifre, S. Guifre, P. White Row 2 M. Alibrandi, M. LeMay, J. Smith, L. Malbouf, M. DeFosse, M. Relyea, J. Clark, T. O'Hara, T. Devine Row 3 S. S. Kirk, R. Eisenhut, G. Finocchiaro, B Speer, N. LeBlanc, D. Ha .en, D. LeBlanc, R. Palmer, S. Janosik, D. Herb, Coach Nostrand The wrestling team set some records this year that will challenge all teams to come. For the first time the team was ranked by the New York Sportswriters as one of the top ten teams in the state (out of some 485 that wrestle). The team was able to defend its tournament titles and has become a strong favorite for a Section 3 championship. The team had a 55 man squad which found them all participating in competition during the year The IV team defeated Baldwinsville ending their 86 match win streak. The JV team also defended its tournament ti- tle in the Tri-Valley league. The varsity will be losing many valuable Seniors this year and behind they leave many high honors for next years team to defend. ° Freshman Wrestling Row 1 J. Carrier, R. Herb, M. DiGeorge, R. Kimball, R. Luther, D. Flores, G. But- ton Row 2 D. Bixley, J. Alger, R. Cesarini, D. Bogardus, W. Smith, T. Rapasadi, N. Tornatore, R. Gray, Coach Campbell 88 A wrestler must have: OFFKNSE FLEXIBILITY DEFENSE STRENGTH 89 AGGRESSIVENESS DETERMINATION Indoor Track Row 1: M. Gorton, R. Rainwater, B. Romagnoli, Row 2: M. Hopsicker, D. Islas, C. Smith The 1980-81 Indoor track team has lived up to its great expectations, led by Charlie Smith and Roger Rainwater, the Raiders have shown that they can com- pete against the best in Sec- tion III. Smith has led in the hurdles and both he and Rainwater have been leaders in the dashes. The others on the team have also been preforming very well. Also Canastota girls have been lead by Debbie Islas, a long jumper, who has placed first and second in many events; receiving support from many junior high girls as well. Girls Bowling The 1980-81 Girls bowling team looks forward to an excel- lent year. Seniors leav- ing the team are Gina Tomaso, Tracey Car- penter, Wanda Relyea, and Sheri Edsell. Next Year the Raiders hope to have a better league standing lead by the returning underclass- men. Row 1: G. Tomaso, T. Carpenter, T. Relyea, W. Relyea, D. Mulford Row 2: L. Torrey, L. Rainbow, L. Carpenter, Coach Ward, P. Smith, S. Edsell 90 Varsity Boy's Bowling Row 1: Coach Astrachan, M. Snyder, B. Mengucci, M. Metcalf Row 2: J. Stagnitti, P. Rusitano, J. Cashel, J. Bertolero, B. Cass This year's bowling team is coached by Mr. Astrachan. There current record is 3-5, with two matches and sectionals remaining. Seniors leav- ing are Bob Mengucci, Joe Stagnitti, Pete Russitano, and Mike Metcalf. The Teams furture looks promising with the return of many underclassmen. J.V. Boy's Bowling Row 1: D. Bonaventura, S. Arnold, B. Easterly, J. Link Row 2: A. Snyder, S. Meechan, J. Torrey, J. Stagnitti 91 Varsity J. Tomarchio, P. Wuest, J Cerio, K. Ehlers, M.J Matina, A. Milmoe, C Smith, C. Cesarini, T Hamel, M. Mariano, M Crawford J.V. Row 1: M. Smith, S. Chap- man, P. DiGeorge, T. Cole, D. Alger Row 2: M. Digaspari, N. Pavone, K. McConnell, R. Cesario, A. Duffy, D. Murphy Freshman Row 1: T. Sgroi Row 2: J. Boston, J. Albanese, R. LeBlanc, M.J. Cesario, C. Cerio, J. Lincourt Row 3: M Read, J. Musak, K. Eastwood 92 Varsity Girls Basketball Row 1: L. Quain, T. Hamel, Coach Snyder, J. Riley, C. Smith Row 2: B. Caron, P. Quain, S. Fussillo, T. Weibezahl, C. Musacchio, Mgr. P. Soper. J.V. Girls Basketball The girls varsity basketball team, coached by Betsy Snyder, is comprised of two returners and a group of advanced jaycees this year. The inexperienced and young team is off to a slow start but has the potential to have a successful season. Providing that all the players comeback next year, with the height and skill the Raiders should prove to be an awesome force in the Tri-Val- ley league. The seniors that are leaving are Stephanie Fusillo, Terry Hamel, Chris Smith, and Tracey Weibezahl. Row 1: J. Quain, D. Hughes, D. Pokorny, K. Ward, G. Stagnitti, Row 2: Coach Laidlaw, J. Lincourt, H. Eisenhut, D. Defazio, L. Kelly, C. Lambkins. Varsity Volleyball The CHS, girls varsity volleyball team proved again why they were the best in the Tri-Valley League, capturing their third consecutive championship and extending their consecutive league wins to 24 without a loss over the past three years. The Raiders posted a 7-0 league record and a 11-3 overall season. In their second annual Christmas tournament, CHS took second place with Anne Milmoe, and Debbie Cass selected to the all-tournev team. The Raiders qualified for section III class B sectionals, seeded fourth. In the opening round, the Raiders defeat- ed Bishop Ludden, avenging an early season loss and then were eliminated by Homer in the quar- ter finals. Selected to the first team all-stars were A. Milmoe, M. Taber, D. Cass, and A. Harvey. Re- ceiving honorable mention are C. Smith, T. Hamel, K. Palmer, L. Hesler, and J. Cerio. Row 1: J. Cerio, C. Smith, A. Milmoe, V. Basilio, D. Cass Row 2: M. Taber, T. Hamel, P. Quain, Coach Laidlaw, S. Cavallo, A. Harvey, C. DeShaw. Absent from picture: L. Hesler. Row 1: A. Fusillo, D. Hughes, J. Quain, G. Stagnitti, R. Lincourt. Row 2. L. Pino, C. Lesher, J. Kimball, J. Riley, L. Quain, B. Caron. Absent: Coach Keeter J.V. Volleyball 94 Be bold maroon and gold. Farrah! Farrah! In your face! Net finesse. A Raider shoot set. 95 Varsity Baseball Row 1. M. Clarke, D. Powers, M. Picciano, R. Hastings, D. Relyea. Row 2: J. Musacchio, R. Torrey, Coach Borgognoni, M. Albanese, T. Youngs, B. Mengucci. The Canastota baseball team had a better season than their record portrayed. They were led by seniors John Musacchio, Dave Relyea, Marty Albanese, and Ricky Hastings. The six members of the team who are returning are looking forward to an improved season. They include Mike Clarke, Dan Powers, Mike Picciano, Rich Torrey, Troy Youngs, and Bob Mengucci. 96 J.V. Baseball Row 1: J. Salerno, B. Cass, J. Stagnitti, Joe Stagnitti Row 2: R. DeFazio, A. Riley, Coach Fox, J. Oster, J. Di- mao. Row 3: B. Musacchio, B. Ramagnoli, G. Long J. Worden, M. Hopsicker. Freshman Baseball Row 1: J. Torrey, D. Cole, B. Conley, S. Le- May Row 2: D. Miller, T. Button, B. Easterly, Coach Tornatore. Row' 3: F. Holtham, D. Chundr- lak, D. Torrey, D. Bona- ventura. 97 Boy's Track Row 1: R. Makuch, N. Makuch, T. Rouse, W. Rainwater, D. Bell, L. Snyder Row 2: B. Grinnell, C Smith, L. Malbouf, Coach Pino, J. Roden, M. Dunning, R. Rainwater, Row 3: J. Capparelli, D. Whipple, M. Whipple, Coach Masucci, B. Pexton, J. Grinnell, J. Rogers, D. Lawrence, Row 4: J. Pilato, T. Brown, M Morey, T. DeVaul, J. Clark, J. Felker. Spring Track The 1980 track season was the most suc- cessful campaign in the his- tory of the school. The Red Raiders finished second in the Tri-Valley League with a 6-1 record (8-1 overall). They captured second place trophies at the Chittenango, Cortland, Madison County and Tri-Valley Invitationals, along with third places fin- ishes at the Class B cham- pionship and relays. Two Raiders, Charlie Smith, and Bob Pexton, represented Canastota at the state meet at Cornell University. Six school records were broken: B. Pexton— triple jump, 44'3,4 ; B. Grinnell — pole vault, 12'6 ; C. Smith—high hurdles 14.9— a new Tri- Valley League Record; 2 mile relay team (Tom DeVaul, Norm Makuch, Jer- ry Felker and M. Morey) 8:27 Tri-Valley League All Stars included Pexton, Grinnell, Smith, Makuch, Morey, Felker, R. Rainwater, Clark and D. Lawernce. Girl's Track The girls track team enjoyed its best year in the history of girls track. They finished 3rd in the league and third in the Tri-Valley Tourna- ment. The highlight of the season was the 1 pt. win over Oneida. This years allstars were Kathy Milmoe in the 100 m hurdles, and Anne Caron in the 300m hurdles. Row 1. 1. Sgroi, J. Boston, D. Read, T. Mantz, L. Read, Row 2. K. Milmoe, A. Milmoe, Coach Stone, M. Noble, D. Islas, L. Islas. Row 3. A. Fusilo, C. Hazen, A. Caron, B. Caron, M. Sgroi, A. Duffy, Y. Caron. 98 Varsity Softball Row 1. C. DeShaw, D. Cass, K. Palmer, C. Smith, Row 2. G. Tomaso, C. Musacchio, Coach Laidlaw, V. Basilio, T. Hamel, Row 3. L. Quain, P. Quain, N. Knox, J. Aquino. J.V. Softball The girls' 1980 varsity softball team proved to be tough com- petition for their opponents, under the strategic leadership of Coach Marcia Laidlaw. Their record was 6-8. The J.V. team improved a great deal over last year. Coach Darlene Ward proved to be inspiring in her first year as a softball coach. Row 1. J. Quain, L. Miller, D. Notaro, K. Eastwood, Row 2. G. Stagnitti, D. Hughes, M. Smith, Coach Ward, D. Mulford, L. Hesler, Row 3. P. Smith, M. Smith, P. Coleman, J. Cerio, K. Carson. 100 «UMta Row 1: T- Carpenter, C. DeShaw, B. Harvey, C. Juravich, S. Wilson. Row 2. T. Hamel, C. Ceaarini, L. Hesler, C. Smith, L. Cerasia, C. Wright. Row 3. P. Russitano, L. LoMonaco, B. Mengucci, N. Phillips, J. Heintz, M. Picciano. Absent front picture: J. Worden Co-Editors: Larry LoMonaco and Cindi Wright Layout Business Seniors Art Linda Hesler Beth Harvey Debbie Cass Pete Russitano Linda Cerasia Sandy Wilson 104 To All Who Read The 1981 TOOT: The work is finally through. In the beginning, it looked like our last deadline in February was a long time away. Yet, when that day arrived, we weren't sure we were going to make it, but somehow we managed. Now we look back and wonder what happened to all of our fantastic ideas and precious time. There is no possible way this tremendous task could have been completed if it weren't for our fantastic advisors; Ms. Martin, Ms. Dixon, and Mrs. Wright. They stood by us, pushing us to sell ads, helping us frantically search for one more page to meet a deadline, and helping us to learn to cope with each other. Thanks!! We also owe a lot of gratitude to those who helped but weren't on the staff, especially our FANTASTIC typist, Mrs. Filey. I hope we have succeeded in putting together a book of memories that will be cherished by many. Co-editors Cindi Wright and Larry LoMonaco 105 We, the Class of 1981 leave... 1, Linda Adamo, leave to CHS my younger sister to carry on. 1, Micheal Alibrandi, the last Alibrandi, leave Roger Hadyk the right to party it up, to beat Oneida and to the teachers, SILENCE! I, Will Barley, leave my little brothers, John and Chris, whatever is left of the school when the class of '81 is through. 1, Valerie Basilio, leave L.J. the thoughts of all the good and bad times we've shared, and all that's left to come. Anne, Florida—'78 '81. Linda, my friendship, and to my favorite cousin Judy, all my Louie tantrums. I, Jennie Bennett, leave to Cherie the dishes and halls of CHS, to Kim the neighborhood and memories of all our talks, to my parents thanks for all the love and the understanding you have given me and to John R. all the memories we've shared! I, Shawn Bish, leave to anyone smart enough not to be caught, all the food fights the aides can handle. L Dale Burgdoff, leave my brother Donnie all the trouble he can get into in this school, and to Mrs. G. the F.B.L.A. club. I, Don Bush, leave to all my friends (who steal my jokes) the good times and the bad times— Live life to the fullest! I, Lola Casler, leave Sharon the second soprano section, to Kris the right to flirt with all the guys she wants to in her senior year; to the school my sister Carol. I, Rob Casler, leave CHS gladly. I leave the memories of Hardwood to any other CHS partiers! Don't let what happened to me and D.C., D.P., and T.Y. happen to you. I, Tracey Carpenter, leave to CHS my sister Lisa and all of my cousins. To Mr. Keefe I leave the off-beats, to Mr. Busch the Hup-Hup-Ready-Ho's. I leave the memories of the gang and to my parents all my love. 1, Debbie Cass, leave Brady my love and much success; to Coach for her power to make a sports lover out of anyone; to the gang much happiness and to Mr. Busch and Mr. Keefe my wonderful counting! I, Tonia Cavallaro leave the school that Richard Rossi left behind. I, Stacy Cavallo, leave Jeff Stokes all my love and Christie Cook the right to raise hell and not get caught. I, Joann Cerio, leave nine years of cheerleading to anyone who can hack it, to Coach the best volleyball teams ever and to my friends in the group the fun and great times we've shared. I, Caren Cesarini, leave Rob, Andy, Jayson, and Amy all the happiness CHS has brought me. I also leave to my cousin Julie many more years with Miss Tubbs. I, Linda Cerasia, leave to my brother Eddie all my love and the closeness we share. To Sam our talks and special friendship. To Bubba, Dave, Renee, and Frankie all the happiness they deserve. To Betsy our friendship, to B.R., J.C., C.S., M.H.,: good times. I, Debbie Chaires, leave Mr. Sanderson my leftover liquid lunches to S.C. the right to wear a ring on any finger she chooses, and finally, I leave CHS. I, Lorie Chapman, leave Miss Laidlaw the name Chappy for the other four Chapmans com- ing up. I, Dennis Chase, leave to my brother and sisters the thrills of high school, to all my friends at CHS a lot of unforgetable memories. I, Danette Chundrlek, leave Danny and Dana all the luck they deserve, and to Mr. Dolan all of the memories of the get-togethers we've had since our trip. I, Mike Clarke, being of unsound mind and unfit body, leave to Craig and Michele good luck in the future, to Charlie—sleeping out, and to Bill I leave review classes. I, Steve Cox, leave anyone, anything from school that I left. I, Mary Crawford, leave to J.T. the friendship and the good times we've shared, to all my close friends I'll miss you, and to T.D., not only a teacher but also a friend, a quiet classroom. I, Michael Cretaro, challenge any future senior class to have as much fun as we did. I, Noel Crowell, leave to all underclassmen the right to skip Detention and not get in trouble. I, Carla DeShaw, leave Anne M., Sue P., Donna P., and Troy D. much happiness in highschool and years to come. To Miss Laidlaw the right to find anybody as fast as me. To Elaine R., the times of looking forward to a substitute in Spanish. I, Tom Devine, leave the school to my four younger brothers. Also many unforgetable memo- ries. I, Jackie Dimao, leave John and Eric all my love ... oh yeah, you too Doug. To my buddy Duffer all the great times we've had. To L.C., V.B., and C.S., the tragedy at the carwash. To Margaret Quain I leave a membership card to the Dimao family. I, Brenda Drummond, leave my brother Wayne all the luck that he needs, to finish his future years at CHS. To my cousin Bubba all that he needs with the gym teachers. 1. Pat Duffy, leave this school with pleasure. To my friends I leave the many memories of all the good times shared these past four years. To Jackie D.—what will you do without me, to laugh at your jokes? I. Shane Eddy, leave to my younger sister the right to do smokin' burnouts in front of the stu- dent parking lot. I, Eileen Edsell, leave Mr. S., Stockbridge Falls and 7th period acct. class. To my brother I leave all my love and fun at CHS. I Sheri Edsell, leave my locker to Penny, and I leave Penny and Eddie my luck in passing. I, Dean Eisenhut, leave my brother Roy the right to have as much fun as I did my last two years not going to school, to my sister Heidi the right to have as much fun as I did in sports and high school, and to Debbie I leave our fondest memories. I, Jerry Felker, leave Mr. Fox a lot of luck for some day coaching a winning team. To Mr. Pino and Mr. Masucci another strenuous year with Cappy. I, Stephanie Fusillo, leave Mr. Cooke my school records. To Mr. James, thanks for being the best. Mrs. Caezza, thanks for your patience, to John V. for being sincere. Mom, Dad, Cathy, Shelly, Wilma, Barbara, and Barry, thanks for being my inspiration. I, Keith Haas leave the parties at Hardwood forever. I, Terry Hamel, leave Lil' Palsy, Booj and Gina a 3-musketeers bar in their cleats, and to Peggy a summer without being grounded and a new set of tonsils. I, Jennifer Harrison, leave to Tami and Dawn all the fun in the world. Take everything that you can get. 1, Beth Harvey, leave my brother and sisters the right to have fun at CHS and to G.H. I leave the right to find more excuses to get out of trouble with, especially on Mondays, to my par- ents, all my love. I, Kim Hayes, leave my sisters Michele and Polly this school and hope they enjoy it. I leave all my friends, Pat V., Brenda T., Tracy M., Eileen E., knowing that I will miss them and that they are great! To Wayne I leave my love. I, Sandy Hazen, leave to Johnny the Lakeview, to Harold our contest, to Mel a big thanks for being there, to Douglas the thrill of being the last Hazen and his main goal. But most im- portant I leave my best friend Mary, all the phone calls and my love. I, John Heintz, leave Mary all my love, to O'Hara, LeBlanc, and Mileage all the memories of our good times, and to my brother Greg and sister Julie, all the happiness and success possi- ble. I, Dave Herb, leave my sister one more year at CHS and my cousin Ronny all the girls I didn't go out with. I, Linda Hesler, leave Diane 4 years of high school fun, to Caren the memory of the Big Dip- per and many thanks to Coach. 1. Tom Hesler, challenge all upcoming soccer players to know the agony of defeat as well as we've known it. I, Liz Hicks, leave to RA RA the right to do anything she wants. I, Mark Hollingsworth, leave to my sister all the partying I will miss next year. I, Wes Hood, leave this school in hopes that Mark and Donnie go wild, to the school I leave my contract in the trash, to Jackie I leave great expectations, and to the sophomores, alot of good times!!! I, Steve Janosik, leave with happy memories of T.W., T.O., the Clark's gang and all of my oth- er friends. To Paul, I leave the opportunity to have fun. I, Cathy Jeffris, leave Annette Adamo the right to skip anytime that she pleases. I, Gerard Juravich, being of sound mind and body, leave my seat on the bench during the football games to anyone who wants it. I, Mindy Kinslow, leave to J.T., M.J.M., J.B., M.C., J.C., S.H., and M.M., all the good times that we've shared, and to L.S. lots of love. I, Derrick Lawrence, leave my brother Jim C.H.S. and the parking lot. 1, Jeff LaClair, leave the remaining classes of C.H.S. the right to harass all of the teachers and skip all of the classes they can, (just try to beat my record). I, Duane LeBlanc, leave this school knowing how the vice principals have been. To my broth- er (Lank) and my sister(Stubby) the last of the LeBlancs at this school. 1, Lynn Leibl, leave all my love to my brothers Joe, Mike, and Anthony. To Linda the visits to Kim (better run to confessions) to Danette and Sandy all the parties. To M.J.C., my greatest thanks for everything, especially the “song . I, Larry LoMonaco, leave the names Beaker and Boris, my warm spot on the bench, and this school for good!! I, Vanessa Loomis, leave this school remembering all of the good and bad times. To my broth- er and sister, 4 and 8 years of happiness at C.H.S. I, Lyle Malbouf, leave my brothers Steve and Dave the best of luck in all they do, and to Miss D. and Mrs. Wright, all of the good times that I've had in their classes. I, Mary Mariano, leave to my cousin Joanne A. all of my positions on the cheering squads, to my buddies, especially Dra, all of the happiness possible, and to Johnny, all my love and 10, 001 hugs and kisses!! I, Mary-Jo Matina, leave M.C. and J.T. the memories of the summer of '80, the long distance phone calls, and my roof for late night summer talks, and to my cousin, Natalie, the best senior year ever. 1, Doug Maxwell, leave to the whole school a chance to make this school something and the weekends great!! I, Bob Mengucci, leave the Varsity Soccer team ONE win next year (hopefully) and to Mr. Dolan, I leave one pigeon. I, Randy Merrell, leave my brothers and sister the enjoyment of going to C.H.S. To Lori, I leave Ma Rap and my go-cart. I, Mike Metcalf, leave all of the classes that I skipped to my brother Marty. I, Lori Miller, leave to my brother Ed The Place , to my brother jeff, the word indulge and to Deb, Big Ern and Lorrie, the top of Stone Mountain, and to Julie the name Wippie Broad. I, Paul Miller, leave Mr. Moose to get up at 7:55, jump the fence and not miss a minute of this and all of the good times with John, Tim and Duane. I, Anne Milmoe, leave Patrick, Michael, and Jack all the happiness possible. To the Hockey team my desire to win, and to Miss Laidlaw my shin splints. To Val our friendship. I, Mark Morey, leave Robin her last year at C.H.S. and 1 hope that she has as many good times as I did. To Vicki, I leave all of her years left at C.H.S. and allow her to be late when- ever she wants. I, Tracy Mowers, leave this school two more Mowers. To Nino, Steve, Danny Rap, Duke and Michelle, three more years to raise ! To Mike, another candy kiss, to Brenda another Fresh- man weekend, and to the Brew Crew another party. I, Lisa Noble, leave to E.W., J.F., D.C., Liz and the rest of the gang, V.M., M.A., B.O., C.C., C.S., S.S., and D.N. all of the partying they can handle and a senior year of raising hell. To Cindy the summer of '80. I, Tim O'Hara, leave to Matt and Paul the school and the ability to not let education get in their way. I also leave D.L., J.H., P.M., (Houston) S.J., and D.C., but take with me memories of us all. I, Rich Palmer, leave Ma Rap my brother Dave. I, Karen Palmer, leave Mr. Weeb a squirt gun, Mr. Busch another majorette, Mr. Dolan some- one to argue with, and to Stephanie a place in the senior class along with all of my love. I, Julie Pardy, leave my sisters Donna, Susie and Tricia the best of luck and to Bobby M., Scotchy S., Jim W. and Anthony R. the year of '82. I, El Percival, leave this school with great friends and fond memories. To my sister Donna and my brothers Bruce, Bill and Keith all the education, fun, and mad times they can handle. I, Dee Pariato, leave hoping T.R. and D.C. never forget all our good times and our pig-out ses- sions. To Troy, a breathelizer test, to Rob, a whole meal to himself, and to Mike and Tim someone else who can take their bull . I, Scott Pexton, leave C.H.S. with fond memories of Laurie. To my sister Debbie and Debbie M., I leave the right to Let The Good Times Roll . I, Nathan Philips, leave Kevin the house. To Mrs. Grossman, my saying this is boring , to Mr. Keefe I leave alot of thanks and memories, to Mom and Dad my love and the class of '81 my wishes for alot of joy in life. I, Mike Picciano, being of unsound mind and body, leave behind the right to crack jokes at anytime, especially in Artie B.'s and Uncle Louie's classes. To J.D. I leave the fence, but the tree's mine. I, John Pilato, leave the Jello cups and a message to Joe Capp., stay on your toes . As for Harold, I'll see you next year sitting in the stands. I, Jay Pokorny, leave my sister Diana (Little Porky) all of the fun that I had in my senior year. Also the right to deck anyone that bugs her. I, Dan Powers, leave this school with enough memories for a lifetime. To Mr. Keefe I leave his desk 6th. period, to J.T. the trap set, to Miss Dixon all of the jokes of a lifetime and to Mr. Busch his dream band. I, Theresa Rainbow, leave to my sister Laura two more years to make the cheering squad, to the high school, my brother Douglas, to Dee and Debbie all the men they can handle and to Mr. Marcelle a nut shell!!! I, Wanda Relyea, leave to Cherie and Jamie as many good conversations on the BOCES bus as Gina and I had, to Susie I leave the right to forget all the notes she wants. I, Ken Robotham, leave Mr. James the right to catch everyone that cheats and not book them for it. I, John Roden, leave the knowledge that I have acquired about basketball from Mr. Glazier to anyone who wants it. To Cheri and Todd the best of luck in their high school days. I, Mike Rose, leave to my brothers all the great times that I've had at C.H.S. and the ability to be as close to their classes, as I am to mine. To K.G. all the great times we've had at C.H.S. I, David Rossi, leave Tammy C. all my past troubles. I, Pete Russ, leave C.H.S. to Cheryl and Deana, (the last of the Russitanos) and to D M., C.M., and R.L. all the great times we had. I, Henry Russo, being of insane mind and unsound body leave the partying rights of the parking lot 5th and 6th periods for anyone who can party like the class of '81. I, Shirley Seeber, leave to my best friend and sister Jennifer the right to party and to my brother Richard, fun in his last two years. I, Sharon Shantal, leave to my brother Michael all the fun I've had in my senior year. I, Barb Smith, leave C.H.S. with the biggest smile I've ever had. I, Carrie Smith, leave Garret and Jeannie alot of luck in their future years at C.H.S. To J.W., S.S., B.M., and A.R. the right to go wild next year. I, Chris Smith, leave Mr. Wilbur a steak dinner and a pizza, Coach my love of sports, Mr. Dolan our talks, to Jake much success, L.Q. my senior ball. I, Ellen Snyder, leave this school with much pleasure. Good luck to my brother Allan and sis- ter Michele. I, Vinny Stagnitti, leave Joe Salerno the memories of chemistry trig, computer math and pre- cal. I, Joe Stagnitt, leave my brothers and sister sweet Lew's English class—yes, Mr. James I have found chaos. I, Chris Sterling, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath this school and all con- nected to it, to anyone who so desires it. I, Lori Stern, leave my brother Brian, two more years of fun at CHS and to J.K. one more year of math without me. I, Penny Suits, leave all my love to Peter, Ernie, Marion, and Mrs. Kime. I leave the student parking lot. I leave all the studyhalls to F.D., M.D., B.E., V.D., L.J. I, Melissa Taber, leave Roger Hadyk the right not to find somebody else to talk to in studyhall. I leave Miss Laidlaw all my love and I leave CHS with many good memories. I, Marty Todora, leave my contract behind, and to Deb all the good times. L Jackie Tomarchio, leave my cousin Maryanne all the happiness possible. To Mary C. all our good times and memories. To Wes, I leave all our fond memories, together. I, Gina Tomaso, leave my sister Toni all the fun and happiness at CHS, to Mr. Fox the 10:00 curfew and a trip to the mall, to Mrs. P. a time to relax and read more about Agamemnon, and to all my friends the fun and memories we've shared. I, Brenda Tornatore, leave my brother Nino and sister Michelle all the happiness that they de- serve; the Brew Crew all of the memories; Tracy Mowers, the freshman weekends; and Tracy Relyea the night at Sylvan Beach with Pat and Ray. I, Rich Torrey, leave my brother Dave the best of luck at CHS and to Mr. Busch 1 leave the trumpet section he always wanted! I, John Vaccaro, leave to my sister Val, and the Mitchell's all the good times ahead of them. And to the Junior class, the knowledge that the class of '81 is 1! I, Pat VanDyke, leave to CHS and my friends much happiness, good times and hope that their futures will be as good as mine. To Duane all my love, haunted-houses and mud puddles, to my niece Cheryl the right to be late. I, Chris VanLare, leave Berni T. and Doug H. the right to raise the flag and get away with it. 1, Kathy Warner, leave my brother Brian to CHS, he is a very kind person, the kind every school could do without. 1, Laurie Warner, leave C.H.S. with fond memories. I, Tracey Weibazahl, leave my brother Bobby and his friend Tommy, the right to be diabolical in their own special way. To D. Pokorny I leave my college address, and to coach, I leave many thanks and a hug for being there when I needed an ear. I, Kathy Weimer, leave the rest of my brothers and sisters the right to make it through C.H.S. To my son Bernie T., and my grandson Doug H., the right to skip. I, Kris K. Wells, leave to my sister Diane, my niece Lauren and nephews Randy and Michael, all the good luck in their years at C.H.S. To Michelle best wishes. I, Pat White, leave to Andy, Sue, and Jim my old stompin grounds and the real bore of this place for excitement. 1, Mandy Williams, leave to Sarah my hope that she has a great senior year for she deserves the best; to the gang, my thanks for all the great times together. My Love goes with all of you. I, Sandy Wilson, leave to Sharon R. — Mr. Keefe's desk; to Sarah H. a bag of cooties and the right to totally confuse everyone in the music room and to Jill 1. my barely used French book; To the gang—thanks!! I, June Worden, leave to M.L. the V.T. , to G.S. 14, to L.P. 15 min. and her sweats, to P.P.RQ her secrets and the rest of the Wotribe the best of luck in everything. I, Cindi Wright, leave my super clean room to my brothers Steve and Bobby, to my teachers and B.R., C.S., M.H., D.M., and D.P., the thought that I will return! I, Penny Wuest, leave to Mike, Charlie, Jis, Bob to park at the warehouse on weekends and to my best friend Linda, a treasury of moments shared. I, Troy Youngs, leave my brother Thad the nickname M.R. if he can live up to it. To B.M. all the days he can be late and not get detention. I give anyone the privilege to bust Uncle Lewie. S' WED, Michael James Clarke Clarkie One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it. Danette Chundrlek Danette Cherish are the memories of joy-filled yesterdays. Steve W. Cox Stevie I shall not return Hopefully . Jennifer Christine Harrison Jenny Cherish yesterday . . . Dream tomorrow . . . Live today. Mark Glenn Morey Live for the future—not the past. Brenda Lee Drummond Benny Why is there never enough time to do it right, but always enough time to do it over? 114 Theresa Anne Rainbow 'Rainboni “Sun and fresh air. Starts a fanfare Playing in my mind. 115 Lori Ann Stern Doodle One of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them Douglas James Maxwell Hoss Troublemaker Jaye Penny Suits Penny I must be movin on now for there're Too many places I still haven't seen. For I'm as free as a bird now. And this bird you cannot change. Lyle Malbouf Bouf Live for today because tomorrow may not come. Shirley Mae Seeber Shorty (Pinkie) We never realize how much we have until we lose it and all we have is the memories of what was. Robert Michael Mengucci Bob There are two things to aim at in life. First, to get what you want; and, after that, enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. 116 Carrie Ann Smith Time for me to fly . . . I've got to set myself free that's just how it's got to be I know it hurts to say goodbye. But it's TIME FOR ME TO FLY. Stephen Andrew Janosik A smile every once in awhile makes life more worthwhile. Barbara Lynn Smith ‘‘Barb I would wish for you the world ... if you are good enough. 117 Lynn Marie Leibl “Cleo” 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 remember just how good it's been. 18 Timothy Paul O'Hara Tim Man climbed the mountain Because it was there. I climbed it Because it was in my way. Mary Frances Mariano Mary One who knows how to show and to accept kindness, will be a friend better than any possession. Anthony Paul Musacchio ‘Musae' There are two paths you can go by but in the long run there's still time to change the road your on . . . Brenda Jean Tornatore 'Tornado' The glow of one warm thought is to me worth more than money. Stephen Olden Steve The present moments are of paramount importance. Tracy Diane Mowers 'Mowzcr' Don't let your troubles make you cry. Don't waste a moment wondering why. When everything goes wrong. You have to go on. 19 Kimberly Anne Hayes Jackson As you close your eyes in slumber do you think God will say You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you have done today? Gerald Lee Felker Mona If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I'd save everyday like a treasure and then Again I would spend them with you. Kathleen Marie Weimer Kiper Don't keep your thoughts to yourself. Share them with somebody special. Thomas L. Devine Tom If at first you don't succeed, hang it up for another time. 120 William Roy Barley Will Gonna Roll til I'm old. Gonna Rock till I drop. Laurie Melissa Warner Smiley You never know how much you can love someone, until that someone is gone. Dennis C. Chase Dennis Friends are people you like, who like you right back. Tracey Anne Weibezahl Wibble Success is a peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best. 121 Richard Michael Torrey Rich True happiness renders men kind and sensible; and that happiness is always shared with others. Carla Marie DeShaw Carla Mac Whatsoever your hand finds to do, do with all your might. Martin James Todora Marty Well, I don't read the daily news 'Cause it ain't hard to figure why people get the blues If they can't dig what they can't use If they'd stick to themselves, they'd be much less abused. Patricia Ann Duffy Duffer Here I am, on the road again. There I am up on the stage. Here I go, playin the star again. There I go—turn the page Kenneth Slaght Jacalyn Lee Dimao Jackie Seems like yesterday. But it was long ago 122 Richard Palmer Rich Why worry and take the joy out of life. Melinda Ann Kinslow Mindy Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than what they make us see in ourselves. Elizabeth Joan Hicks Liz If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you its yours if it doesn't it never was. Scott Douglas Pexton Mick To win without risk is to triumph without glory. Annette Kick Always be yourself. Nathan Elwin Phillips Nate It is easy enough to be pleasant When life flows by like a song. But the man worth while is one who will smile. When everything goes wrong! 123 David Rossi There's a sucker born every minute. Eileen Joyce Edsell Beanie The Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay Love isn't love till you give it. Peter Anthony Russitano Russ From Our Hopes and dreams comes the future if only we dare to reach out and take them. Stephanie Ann Fusillo Stephie To be good is not enough when you dream of being great. Henry J. Russo Walieo Live Fast, Make a Million, but have fun Teresa Louise Hamel Terry I came here lonely with tears in my eyes. But found my new life a glorious sunrise. 124 Linda Louise Adamo Peanut John Francis Vaccaro Vaccaro A path with no obstacles probably doesn't lead anywhere. Lorie Ann Chapman Chappy We do not remember days, we remember moments. Christopher Robben VanLare Chris Only the good die young; I will live forever! Lisa Brinson Kris K. Wells Wellsy Happiness is like perfume, you can't spray it on others without getting some on yourself. 125 Gina Lee Tomaso Topo If you don't understand my hands, then you wouldn't understand my world Keith Randle Haas Twiggy If one is to leave a legacy let it be what he chooses Jacqueline Ann Tomarchio Jackie Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away and suddenly its hard to find The moments you left behind. William Guy Patricia Gail VanDyke Patty The world when seen through a little child's eyes greatly resembles paradise. David Charles Herb Dave Do it well the first time because you might not get a second chance. 126 Debra Diane Chaires Deb “Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Michael Raymond Rose Bozzie There is no justice Troy Youngs Abe So Many Women, So Little Time Caren Sue Cesarini The best way to secure future happiness is to be as happy as is rightfully possible today. 127 Joseph Anthony Stagnitti, Jr. Slag I am always at a loss to know how much to believe of my own stories. Beth Ann Harvey B Happy is the heart that knows the joy of walking with a friend. m Vincent Anthony Stagnitta Jr. Vinny To be great is to be misunderstood. Linda Ann Hesler Fe$s Two persons cannot long be friends if they cannot forgive each others little failings. Jerry Smith Sandra Lee Hazen Dra Good-bye stranger its been nice, hope you find your paradise. Tried to see your point, hope your dreams will all come true. 128 Jennie Marie Bennett Jennie Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower. Michael C. Metcalf M M The best friend, is a true friend. Linda Cerasia Cliffy Happiness has little meaning when held in your hand, but let it go and see how precious it really is. Theresa Lynne Carpenter Tracey I am a dreamer, I am, indeed, a practical dreamer. My dreams are not airy nothings. I want to convert my dreams into realities, as far as possible. Michael Benedict Alibrandi Bochowski If someone slams a door in your face don't open it to say something because it will just get slammed in your face again. Debra Lynn Cass Debbie True friends are like diamonds precious but rare False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere. Randy Allen Merrell Randal You'll get over it. Dolores Louise Pariato Dee Just learn the steps that you've been shown from everyone you've ever known until the dance becomes your own. Paul Joseph Miller Miller, Mileage It's time for me to fly. Lisa D. Noble Us A day of worrying is more exhausting than a week of work. 131 Noel Crowell Michael Cretaro “I get by with a little help from my friends. Eloise Cecile Percival £ Memories, like the corners of my mind; are the scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind and the misty coloured memories of the way we were. Jeffrey B. LaClair Padro I'm as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change, Fly on freebird 132 Valerie Jean Basilio Spook Live each day of your life to the fullest, for there may be no tomorrow. Albert Raineri At Michael Jerome Picciano Puddy One good laugh is worth a thousand words. June Worden Pruney I can give you a six word formula for success: think things through — then follow through. Sherri Hdsell Shari Life is rewarding for those who live it. 133 Dale Robert Burgdoff Dale People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Shane Bellmont Eddy A noble person attracts noble people and knows how to hold on to them. i Catherine Mary Jeffris Cathy The tragedy of life is not that it ends soon, but we wait so long to begin it. Bridget Elaine Tynon Bridge If you love something set it free, if it comes to you it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Mark Allan Hollingsworth Flame Go for it. I 134 CAMERA SHY CLASS OF 1981 Basilio, Mark Beach, Christopher Bolton, Paul Clemens, Kevin Dailey, Eric Lawrence, Derrick Markle, Anna Ogden, Arthur Ostrander, Richard Peters, John Pluff, Reuben Rainwater, Roger Rainwater, Willie Shaver, Debbie Smith, Levi Wall, Stephanie Wheeler, Laurie Winters, Lori 135 Top Ten Mary Elizabeth Crawford Mary Never look back to what could have been but look ahead to what could be. Christine Renee Smith Chrissy Aim at the sun. You may not reach it, but you will fly higher than if you nev- er aimed at all. Amanda Sue Williams M a tidy For everything there is a reason and a time for every purpose under heaven. Sandra Jane Wilson Sandy Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. Cynthia Frances Wright Cindi With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 136 John Vito Heintz Jughead Success is not measured in what you have accomplished or how far you've come, but in the fun you've had getting there. Wanda Jean Relyea Wange The bank of friendship cannot exist without deposits. Karen Ann Palmer Wubbie If silence were golden, I would have lost a fortune. Lawrence M. LoMonaco Beaker I would rather attempt to do something great and fail, then attempt to do noth- ing and succeed. Anne Elizabeth Milmoe Anna Banana Were there's a will there's a way. 137 It is hard to believe the time has come to leave. All the good times we spend, must someday come to an end. Some grasp thoughts of yesterday, but most look forward to tomorrow. We feel sure we will make new friends next year, but they will never be the same; as the ones we made here. There was something about CHS, that made this school better than the rest. It could have been times spent with friends, that we hoped would never end. We will always remember those athletic contests, where we tried to do our best. We celebrated many glorious times, and endured our many fears. But at long last, we have made it through four years. There were times to laugh, and times to cry. but now the time has come, to say goodbye. So from the Class of 1981, farewell CHS. Its really been fun! Larry LoMonaco 138 Oust Whew YouThoosht It Was SATlJo 6t A feUMK „, ST m g'- . , £ € ? l724 Ego INFLATE ?, BaifeaqifesN THLH'it OAl THEIK1A AMTo A7HMM.fik R7i)U Congratulations to the Class of '81 HANIFIN'S TIRE SERVICE CENTER GARAD AND DIAN WILLIAMS Tires Batteries Tubes Alignment Service Telephone 363-4900 Congratulations to The Class of 1981 Linda Foglino Owner 1 Genesee Street Oneida, New York 13421 Compliments of 104 Madison St. Oneida, NY 13421 BAROTT-RYDER, INC. Open Tues.-Sat. Phone 363-8407 Compliments of ONEIDA SILVERSMITHS 142 LK aJj 'LLfjholi.ts.xy 102 N. PETERBORO ST. q NASTOTA. NEW YORK 13032 1-315-363-0909 Best Wishes From Vision Care Hearing Aid and Eyeglass Dispensing Kris Bauer, Proprietor Phone 697-9368 117 Main St. P.O. Box 238 Oneida, NY 13421 Judith McKinney Ronald McKinney Le Blanc's Flowers Silk flowers for any occasion Brennan's Appliances, Inc. 146 Madison St. Oneida, NY Home Appliances - Televisions - Stereos 31 1 S. Peterboro St., Canastota 697-9731 Always a good deal! Bob Bettie Brennan Congratulations to The Class of 1981 from THE CANASTOTA FIRE DEPARTMENT 143 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. 697-2278 - Texaco Fuels - 687-3981 Dick Clark - Don Clark Your four season's sport Best of Luck to the shop Class of 1981 D D Sports Compliments of of Oneida CRENO and KELLY BOWLERS PRO SHOP 177 Madison St. Oneida, NY 13421 659 N. Salina St. Don Nancy Formikell, prop. Syracuse, NY 363-4100 Phone 471-6948 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 ONEIDA SHOPPING CENTER The Men's Shop Wards Bartell Shoes Recreation Bowling Lanes P C Markets Lynn's Sears Carl's Drugs Gift Country Oneida Valley Bank Elite Beauty shop Plenty of free parking 145 Best Wishes Congratulations to the to the Class of 1981 Class of 1981 From: SAMUEL J. FUDESCO A. E. DEW SONS Complete Insurance Service Manufacturers of wood roof trusses Telephone, Office 697-2600 Canastota, NY 104 Center St. Canastota Good Luck— Isadore Grads A. Rapasadi White Packers of Farm Onions and Supply, Potatoes Inc. 400 N. R.D. 4 Peterboro St. Canastota Canastota, NY New York 13032 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 148 Main Street, Oneida New York J PIZZA HOUSE 121 Peterboro Street Canastota, New York Telephone 697 - 7348 Tallest girl—Shortest boy Stacey Covallo Wes Hood U6 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 TORO ALFRED A. PATANE 409 New Boston St., Cenes tot a, N. Y. Phone (315) 697-7578 AUTHORIZED SALES — SERVICE Compliments of: Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Carmen Basilio's Italian Sausage James St. Canastota Company NORTHERN PROPANE GAS COMPANY Phone 697-2551 8 East Genesee Street Oneida, New York 13421 Best Wishes from Morone's Colonial Pharmacy 147 Tri Valley Sport Shop 101 Peterboro St. Downtown Canastota Pete Todora Phone 697-3315 M8 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 RUSSITANO'S HI-WAY BOWL Congratulations Pete Rt. 5 Canastota, NY Phone 697-9929 Most likely to succeed L. LoMonaco, M- Crawford Best Wishes Class of 1981 W. E. BAILEY and SON AGENCY Professional Insurance John W. Bailey, CPCU Eileen R. Bailey Mark C. Cramer Sine- 1885 W . J. Hinman Jewelers Jack E. Wallace, Prop. Compliments of WILLIAMS Oneida Sewing Center Home of Superstich 115 Main Street Oneida, NY 123 Main St. Oneida, NY 363-1234 Open: 9:30-5:30 Thurs.—9:30 AM to 8:30 PM FN3-4220 Anytime by appointment Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '81 Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 from Nancy's Beauty Salon 104 S. Main Street Canastota, NY 697-7036 Always a friendly atmosphere Prop: Nancy Sgroi Congratulations to The Class of 1981 Don Ryan OLDS 201 Genesee Street Oneida, NY 13421 363-2200 WORLOCK STONE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone, Asphaltic Concrete, Liquid Asphalt, Lime John DiGeorge General Offices: Canastota, NY Canastota Phone: 697-2261 Quarry Phone: 687-6146 150 CoDv oa ;o CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE BEN CASOLARE DELMER WOOD, OWNERS Phone 697-9164 New Boston St. Rd. CANASTOTA, NY MARSHALL GINI BRONSON Good Luck Grad's! HENDERSON'S INC. Office Supplies Equipment Social—Stationery—Commercial Congratulations to the Class of '81 TIM RYAN MOTORS INC Rt« S CANASTOTA N V 13032 315' 697-2274 687.3520 226 Main St. Oneida, NY r 2o )ornucofiia 31S - 363-3323 Good Luck Grads from Oneida y ° r° Cot'ner' Mum Aadi on Oneida, JN. V. Daniel £s C nfUia Good Luck Best Wishes Class of '81 From JEAN'S BARBER SHOP and ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SALON RD 1 Willow Acres Canastota, NY Phone 697-9080 151 152 A. F. RYAN SONS 192 Madison St. Oneida, NY DODGE—PLYMOUTH Used Car lot next to Don Ryan Olds on Route 5 Busy Since 34' Phone 363-2400 363-1780 Canastota Firestone Canastota's Tire and Appliance Store STATI FARM INSURANCE 4 Good Reasons to see your good neighbor agent Car—Home—Life—Health John J. McNamee Jr. 28 Genesee Street Oneida, NY 13421 363-1150 On Route 5 next to China Shop State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Congratulations from Olde Grange Restaurant Billards 116 Center Street Canastota, NY 154 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 Musacchio Farms Galavotti from Fresh Produce Painting Inc. Painting Contractor Johnnie's uWlv Clam y __ Warner Road Canastota, NY 13032 Phone 697-9362 Canastota, NY MARINA Best Wishes and Success Restaurant and Marina to the Class of 1981 Good Luck Class of '81 Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 Real Estate Your Full Time Real Estate Professionals 155 Charles Miller Post 140 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Schepp-Cretaro Funeral Home Louis and Helen Cretaro Hamblin, Munz Haskell, Inc. INSURANCE 155 Main Street Oneida, NY 13421 Telephone 363-2100 Best Wishes to the Congratulations Class of 1981 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Children's Best Wishes from Bazaar Samuel from Treeland, T. 114 S. Inc. Russo Peterboro St. V. Giufre Real Estate Canastota Willow Rd. Sons, Inc. Canastota Phone 697-7669 697-9595 New York 156 Phone: 697-7653 De, 'ereia i HAIR UTOPIA 108 Center St. Canastota. N.Y. 13032 The Ultimate in v; Beauty and Services'' Congratulations from THE HEART'S DESIRE Christian Book Store Gift Shop Records, Tapes, Books and Cards Big N Plaza Rt. 5, Oneida Phone—363-1830 Bruce Karen Linton Good Luck Class of 1981 8� | marion manor Your Year Round Fun Place Jet. Rt. 5 13 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 V. BUDA SAUSAGE Sweet—Medium—Hot 109 Caroline St. Canastota, NY Phone 697-9766 Compliments of EDWARD J. BROWNE, INC. Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings Draperies Rt. 5 Oneida Castle 363-5300 - M CITY --- 248 WILSON SI. ONEIDA usi YOUR masterchargi fc— —4 OR VISA CARD Good Luck to the Class of 1981 Superior Coach Sales Service Company all types of bus body repairs 9:30-5:30 Mon-Sat OPEN Thurs-Fri 9:00 P.M. MISSEYS SHOPPE PLUS SIZE SHOPPE LINENS (315) 687-3969 another service by Costanzo 123 Phelps St. Turn at the Albany Savings Bank 157 Compliments of BUSTL, BEE Telephone Interconnection Communications Consultants Submarines — Sandwiches — Salads — Hot Foods — Groceries — Beer — Soda — Self Serve Gas C R Electronics Best of Luck to the Class of 81 Rd. 3 Marguerite Road Canastota, NY 13032 (315) 697-2051 MIKE'S STUDIO Murals—Drawings—Paintings—Signs 236 W. Hickory St. Canastota, NY 13032 697-2167 200 N. Prospect St. Herkimer, NY 13350 (315) 866-7330 SHARWAY MOTEL Canastota, NY Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 81 from From Photography By Koch Studio of Creative Photography 135 Genesee St. Oneida, NY 363-0774 Wayne Sharon Smith and family Congratulations to the Class of 81 Tooke's FACTORY OUTLET CHINA “Your Rt. 5 Established Factory Store Specializing in China for over 20 years 30 Genesee St. Oneida, NY 13421 Wells Ruth Tooke (315) 363-4231 Props. 158 Best Wishes Class of 81 wO TT 2 BANK Key Bank of Central New York Canastota Office Canastota, NY Compliments of „ „ „ r Corner Rt. 5 Broad St. Oneida Sales and Service Compliments of BRUNO NOVELTY CO., INC. 104 Center St. Canastota, NY Phone 697-2091 Best Wishes To the Greatest Class of all! to the Class of '81 CANASTOTA BEE-JOURNAL First in area news—sports— Over 75 state national awards from For Newspaper Excellence BURGER KING We're so proud of all of you Lawrence R. Cary Seneca Ave. Best Wishes to the Class of '81 Compliments of Lawrence R. Cary Insurance Agency 697-2178 Bruce Cary Canastota, NY 13032 159 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 from Lewis Point Market Rt. 31 owners: Jack Jean Inman Biggest Flirts Chris Smith Steve Olden Congratulations to the Class of '81 from Retso Stock Farm Ron, Phyllis Jim RD No. 3 Cottons Rd. Canastota 697-2873 Good Luck Best Wishes to the Class of '81 John Mazzullo Sons Area's largest carpet dealer 160 Good Luck Graduates From Best Wishes to the Class of 81 Queensboro Farm Products Inc. Milk Milk Products Canastota, NY 13032 Mr. Mrs. W. W. Sharpe Compliments of the Canastota Office ORGANIZED 1851 The Oneida Valley National Bank Branches— Sherrill, New York North Main Street Oneida, NY Hamilton, New York Canastota, New York Main Office: 160 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 (315) 363-4500 Full Service Banking Member F.D.I.C. 161 Best of Luck Class of '81 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 «k Canastota Savings Division Aerial PlaKcftn lifts, Inc. 413 DELANO AVENUE • CANA jJr A.'lfcW YORK 13032 of Seneca Federal y Savings and Loan Assoc. W. Seneca Ave. Canastota, N.Y. SYRACUSE (315) 687-3336 GARY'S AUTO PARTS INC. Complements Full line of late model parts (Auto Recycling Center) 651 Fitch Street Oneida, New York DIE MOLDING CORPORATION Pres.Gary P. Harrington 162 WHIPS GULF SERVICE 142 Lenox Ave. Oneida, NY 363-5541 Congratulations to The Class of '81 BREWSTER AGENCY INC. Insurance 113 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, NY 13032 Telephone 697-2087 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 Congratulations to the Class of '81 from: RAINERI'S DAIRY CURIO-ART SHOPPE Route 31, RD 2 Canastota, NY 13032 NICOLA'S 697-9210 Seafood • Four Sizes of Pizza Buckets of Chicken Sandwiches 184 Canal St. Canastota Best Wishes from nOOQ to CERIO'S MODERN MARKET Meats, Produce Groceries, Frozen foods Beverages Delicatessen Compliments of jb imi J 1 363-7612 Genesse St. 363-7580 Oneida, N.Y. 163 Compliments to Class of '81 Congratulations to The Class of '81 Eddie's Restaurant Smith-Lee 363-2500 Sylvan Beach For fine paper products visit our factory Store in Oneida GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Good Luck to the Class of '81 DICK CHAPMAN 697-0566 SCENIC AVE. CANASTOTA. N.V. Save More Super Duper Nanette Coiffures 414 S. Peterboro St. Canastota 697-7342 for app't Open 8-5 Mon thru Fri. Nancy Tianello, Prop. 581 Main Street Oneida, NY 164 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1981 From: EISENHUT HOLSTEIN FARMS WALT, JOAN, ARNIE, EILEEN, ROY HEIDI R.D. 3 CANASTOTA, NY 165 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Carlton DeShaw Mr. and Mrs. Peter Russitano Ed and Caroline Cerasia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carpenter Vin and Judy Giufre Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hesler Ma Rap Miss Brenda Chapman Sam, Cindy, Diane Laura Shaw Carol Tarry Mr. and Mrs. James E. Caldwell Helen Clark Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cretaro Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marjorie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cesarini Flo and Vince Salamone Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Paone Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finger Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chupaila Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wright Elizabeth Perretta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Besl Mr. and Mrs. David Taber Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harvey Dick, Jackie, and Justin Richard and Kathy Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Dick and Sena Clarke Pat Dixon Richard Chapman family Peterson 166 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Julius Grossman Grandma DeFazio Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Broga Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Fox and family Mr. and Mrs. Danner Chundrlek and family Anne Stagnitti Anne Gelose Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marmas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hart Mr. and Mrs. John Dimao Mr. and Mrs. John Picciano Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pexton Anthony and Betty DiGaspari Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pokorny Mrs. Mary V. Pokorny Rita Peebles Helen Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis James Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy Mrs. Marion Torrey Kimberly Williams Nancy Fratini Gail Strong “Coach Laidlaw Mr. and Mrs. John Worden and family Mr. and Mrs. John Filey Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Biff) Cerio Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kime 167 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from KIME'S TRUE VALUE Home Center Lumber—Paint Hardware 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. W. KINCAID. INC. WELL DRILLING WATCH SY5TCM5 Seneca Turnpike Canastota, N.Y. 13032 HOME • FARM • INDUSTRIAL « COMMERCIAL N. Main St. Road—R.D. 2 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 687-3421 697-3232 William H. Yorton President Office 315-697-7720 Home 315-697-7237 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Monaco Monaco Master of Photography 168 MAIN STREET ONEIDA, NEW YORK 13421 363-5080 168 169 ROSS’S HAIR DESIGN 241 S. PETERBORO ST. CANASTOTA, N.Y. 1.4032 697-7256 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 from PAVONE'S DECORATING CENTER 232 Main St. Oneida, NY Congratulations from: Ross Sgroi Cindy Arnold 363-0440 Congratulations to the Class of '81 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Main Street Auto Truck and Supply 212 South Main St. Open 7 days a week Most talented — Pete Russitano, Eileen Edsell 170 Congratulations Class of 81 Warner's Men Shop 132 Main Street Oneida, NY 13421 Telephone: 363-3002 from: Hurry Photo Service 136 Madison St. Oneida, NY Congratulations Class of 81 from: Ross Hair N.Main Street Oneida, NY Most Athletic—Ann Milmoe, John Roden 171 Row 1. Mrs. Hertel, Mrs. Hilts, Mr. Capparelli. Roto 2. Mrs. Radley, Mrs. Maccarone, Mrs. DePasquale. 172 Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. DeFazio Congratulations To the Class of '81 from POKORNY'S DURACLEAN SVCE. Congratulations to the Class of '81 Fmk clminq of mpelA ml opkofeMy from Science Club Quality Hill, Canastota 697-7786 Congratulations to the Class of '81 To the super senior class from the team with all the class from v Canastota Future Business Leaders of America % Paul Miller X V V Mr. William's team 173 Most School Spirit Mary Mariano, Nathan Phillips 174 TUTORE Ihotography Memories Treasured For Generations' Canastota, New York 13032 (315) 697-3267 or (315) 697-2495 Call For Appointment. Weddings Candid— Formals Portraits Member Wedding Photographers International Senior— Families— Groups— Children 175 MICHAEL J.PATANE OWNER Phone: 315-697-7760 176 patane a GkzUtopkez C azdem LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE FULL LINE GARDEN CENTER