Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

Toot 1983 Presented by Class of 1983 Canastota High School Canastota, New York 13032 Seasons The seasons are changing and so am I I'm starting to tell my childhood good-bye I'm not the little kid I used to be, In some ways I'm different entirely. It's a little sad to see children play, to think I will never again be that way. Perhaps it is the future I fear, fear of losing something of the past that is very dear. Unlike loved ones, time we cannot hold; we pass by a mirror and realize it has made us old. It's just that the minutes, hours, and days go by so fast and happy times of the present soon become the past. Yes, it seems like yesterday that we were small, then suddenly years come upon us and it doesn't seem like time at all. Dedicated to the Senior Class by Lynnett Ondriezek The theme for the 1983 Toot is The Road Not Taken.” It was choosen because we felt it was descriptive of the Class of '83 in our journey. It symbolizes both memories of our school years passed and the road we will take in years to come. As graduates, many of us will choose the Road Not Taken for our next step in life. Laura Rainbow Robert Schnur We are proud to present our 1983 Toot. Along the way we missed deadlines, lost pictures but finally we got it all together. To Miss Dixon, Miss Martin, Mrs. Besl, Mrs. Filey and Mrs. Wright, we owe a special thanks for pushing and aiding us in finishing the job. To the staff, and for those who helped, we offer our gratitude for their time and efforts. A yearbook is for memories, we look back at our accomplishments and see where we've grown. Now we will open our eyes to future goals and ambitions. The 1983 Toot Editors: on the road not taken . . Robert Schnur Laura Rainbow Table of Contents Dedication 7 Seniors 11 Underclassmen 47 Faculty and Administration 61 Sports 91 Informals 119 5 When school opens next September Mrs. Marjorie Peterson will not be heading automatically from Chittenango to Canastota. We'll miss her reminding us to get to our home- rooms, to type with more accuracy, to put commas in the right places and most of all we'll miss her smiling face in eighth period study hall. Best of everything Mrs. Peterson. En- joy your retirement. 6 Dedication In our four years of high school one individual has taken a special interest in the Class of 1983. He has given us assistance and guidance, provided leadership and advice and corrected us when we needed it. For these things and many others we will always remem- ber him. Since he has given us such a large part of himself we are pleased and proud to didicate this, our 1983 Toot to Mr. Michael Marcelle. 8 Senioritis 10 Valedictorian Top Ten Seniors Salutatorian Garret John Finocchiaro Vito If you wanna' dance, you gotta' pay the fiddler Michael Kenneth LeMay Mike The best way to make your dreams come true, is to wake up Joseph Bertolero Joe The contented man is never poor, the dis- contented is never rich. Gregory P Cerio Eggbert Sometimes you can put it out and it just don't do no good, sometimes you get lucky sometimes you knock on wood. But ain't it good to walk out on a limb and find out that it holds I plan on climbing high instead of growing old Darlene Sue Hughes Huggie If you see something you want, reach out for it For if you don't you may never get another chance. 12 Anna Marie Fusillo Anna Not what we have, but what we use. Not what we see, but what we choose. These are the things that mar or bless-the sum of human happiness. Randall Shawn Reed Randy Be yourself. No one can tell you you're do- ing it wrong. Cary William Mantz Mantzer It is easy to smile when life goes by like a song, but the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything goes wrong Edward Cerasia Eddie You can be what you want to be if you work at it. Diane Rogers We accomplish in proportion to what we attempt 13 Steve Audette ■11 Mark Douglas Hood Mark The only place you will find success before work is in the dictionary. Paul John Maccarone Mac It's nice to be important, but it's more im- portant to be nice. Raymond Michael Galavotti Ray Climb every mountain, ford every stream Follow every byway, til you find your dream 14 Todd Roger Button Toad When I started school, I dreamed of quiting. but look where schools are going to get you someday Michele Lorraine Relyea Loni We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. Andrew James White A.J. Remember the Golden Rule-He who has the gold rules. Susan Marie Pardy Sue The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay love isn't love til you give it away Roy Donald Eisenhut The price of success: hard work, patience, and sacrifice. 15 Valerie Ann Wesolowski Webbies It you want a triend, then you have to be a friend. Dale Andrew Bonaventura Goon It life is like a bowl of cherries, then why do I always get the pits. Todd Alan Rouse Rousie Success is not measured in what you hav accomplished or how far you've come, bi in the fun you've had getting there. Kraig Haas Haaser The test of a real comedian is whether or not you laugh at him before he opens his mouth Barbara Halladay Doc Always look towards the future, instead of the past. 16 Danner Lee Chundrlek Jr Chun Far away, there in the sun, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I tan look up. see their beauty, believe in them and try to. Christie Annette Cook Cookie A good Friendship does not end at the end of school. Be it only a memory, it will carry on a lifetime. John K Willard Weasel Don't lose a grip on the cireams of the past, you must fight just to keep them alive Christine Ann Stiles Styley Always keep looking into the tuture and hoping for the best; but never forget the past and the people you have known. Michael Peter Wilhite Shaggy Those who seek faultless friends remain friendless. 17 Tarrie Lynn Bush Bushwaker I am what God wants me to be, I can't change to make you happy, because when I wouldn't be me. John Bonaventura Johnny Bonfire Imagination is more important than knowl- edge lohn J Barley JB Live for yourself, there's no one more worth living for, begging hands and bleed- ing hearts can only cry for more. Fred William Brown Jr Brownie Hard work never hurt anybody, but I'm not taking any chances. Connie Sue Bloss Blosser Do the best that you can in life; get what you want while doing it and have fun at what you do. 18 lames E. Fusillo Jr. Fuzzy Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary of tools. Tamara Cesario Tammy Love wasn't put in our hearts to stay. Love isn't love til we give it away. William Cretaro Tex If you want favor with both God and man, and a reputation for good judgement and common sense, then trust the Lord completely, don't ever trust yourself. Lisa Bonaventura Seamore Don't stop believing; hold on to that feeling. David Michael Byers Dave You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. 19 Robin Lee Cesario Rob Do not put me down nor make me feel unhappy about me, I am I. and I like being what I am. me Lisa Ann Carpenter Carpi-doo If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music he hears, however, measured or tar away. David Griffin Griff Remember yesterday, dream about tomor- row but live today. 20 Belinda R laquin Knobber Where you come from is not nearly as im- portant as where you are going. Steven Albert Hood Hoodie To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible. Paul licari Pepi We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done Daniel Craig Garbry Garb Cheating isn't everything, in fact it isn't any- thing. Shelley Lynn Chapman Even more beautiful than sunshine, is the golden glow of friendship. 21 Claudia Maria l amkin Claude Follow your dreams no matter where they may lead you, then reach for the stars no matter how high Allen H Salerno Big Al This world was meant to share, so let them know you care by making someone's life worth living lames Michael Wilhite My Cruising with my foxes is a classic. Robert David Schnur Rob Life is yours, enjoy it and fulfill your capa- bilities Nanci Lynne Knox Knoggers Sometimes the perfect gift to give is a cheery smile. 22 Daniel Joseph Miller Nad Rellim Ain't it tunny how you feel when you're finding out it's real Oh to live on sugar mountain. Michelle Bennington Flip We do not fully appreciate the things we have until we no longer have them. Robert Forrest Cesarini Carinci Life is a most wonderful gift. Not to enjoy it would be most tragic. Elizabeth Blair Greene Beaner If you can imagine it, you can achieve it If you can dream it. you can become it. Louis W. Markiewicz II Captain Lou A friend is someone who you know will keep a secret, can rely on. can joke with, and can trust. 23 Karen Elizabeth McKillip Heaven No one is so good that he has no faults; no one is so wicked that he is completely worthless Michael Relyea Reler Hope is the thing which adds light to our lives Faith is the substance which makes dreams a reality. Peter David Mascari Pete And they say that black is really white-the moon is just the sun at night, and when you walk down golden halls to save the king before it falls-its heaven and hell. David Reiss Pee-Wee You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough Dawn Marie Seitz Dawn Wisdom is knowing what to do next; skill is knowing how to do it, and virtue is doing it. 24 Terry Michael Merrell David M Gleeson Dave No goal is to tar to reach, talk is cheap but the book speaks for itself Deborah Lynn Murphy Debbie We never realize how much we have until we lose it. then all we have are memories ot what once was. Barbara Ellen Henehan Barb Friendship requires great communication between friends. Otherwise it can neither be born nor exist. Byron Mohorter Mo Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone 25 Cynthia C. Stagnitta Munchie True Friends are like diamonds precious but rare False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere Ronald Anthony Rinaldo Ron Lite is too important to be taken seriously. William H Composto Bill Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war Vinny Giufre Bubba Guards may die, but never surrender Lisa Christina Spadter To be different is to be unique. 26 Michael loseph DeFosse Spike Talent is God's gilt to man What he does with that talent is his gift to god. Susan Elizabeth lanosky Suebaru We always wish tor money We always wish for fame. We think we had the answers Some things are never going to change. Karl Patrick Cummins Karl If at first you don't succeed, try, try again Then give up. There is no use in being a fool about it Diane DeFazio Olive-Oyl We are like trees: we must create new leaves, new directions, in order to grow. Michael James Conley Ruben Genius is the highest type of reason - talent the highest type of the understanding 27 Diane Marie Rogers Diane Maria Teresa I hate to hear people saying, He is young, he must wait; he will get plenty of chances '' How do they know-' Tim Wilkinson Wilk Kevin Miles Rowe Krow A little human compassion Daryl Anthony Cole Mole Like a tree, we each must find a place to grow and branch out. Laura Anne Rainbow Eyes I've finally decided where my future lies, beyond the yellow brick road. 28 lames Peter Kozanitis lim from Kaz Better late than never Sherry Louise Chapman Blueberry Nothing lasts forever Ion Michael Stagnitti Stag There in the fog his song kept calling me leading me on with its haunting melody deep in my heart a voice kept echoing I knew I'd soon be wandering. Brian Robert Stern Sterny A smile every once in awhile makes life a whole lot easier. Selayna E Eddy Cricket Nobody said life was fair 29 Julianne Aquino lules We must separate awhile-Here! take from my lips this kiss; Whoever you are, I give it especially to you; So long! - And I hope we shall meet again Kevin David Phillips Kev We dreamers have our ways of facing rainy days, but somehow we survive. Then one day the sun appears, and we come shining through all those lonely years. Stephen L. Perry Steve Don't worry about it! Roger Hadyk Rog Make the best out of every day because you never know when it's going to end. Pamela jean Runge Sissy Fun is good, Truth is better, and Love is best of all. 30 Gregory Gerard Heintz Greg A matter of wise and clever deeds, upon excitement this man feeds. Hope Elizabeth Burleson Vi Always do right. This will gratify some peo- ple and astonish the rest. Scott Arnold Arnie Out there is a fortune waiting to be had. You think I'll let it go. you're mad. You've got another think comm ' i Gina Urtz I'm finally out in the clear and I'm free I've got dreams I'm living for. Craig Perry Mowers Mowee All things are possible for those who believe. 31 Mark Adamo It's been a Grand Illusion Hope Elizabeth Nickel Hopey A new beginning is the hope of tomorrow. Elizabeth Anne Smith Ted There's the known And there's the unknown. And what separates the two is a door and if you make it through you know you've just begun to grow. Theresa Anne Hilliker Trese Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope lames Torrey Calhoun 32 Lynnett Kay Ondriezek Squeaky The greatest pleasure I know, is to do a good action by stealth, and have it found out by accident. Brent Charles Niles Brentis My interests are in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Lori Lynne Heintz Heinstzy You have only today. If you lost it, it is gone forever. Debra Ann Notaro Poodle I shall pass through this world but once, any good, therefore, that I can do; or any kindness that I can show; to any human be- ing; let me do it now, let me; not defer it or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again Anthony Damore Tony Never give up until the end. William F. Iones jonsey When you climb the ladder of success, and you have reached the top, you find another ladder to climb. Anne Catherine Mirante Annie Love, peace, and togetherness Christine Lynn Savage Chris With every rising of the sun, think of your life as just begun. Brian DeVaul Confidence is moving on a firm foundation. lerri-Lynne Guy lerri-Lynne You're not very bright, are you? I like that in a man. 34 Laurie Beth Reed M a Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, because your character is what your really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are. Scott Michael Bruce lohn Boy What a concept. Nancy Pavone P-bone If I could make days last forever, If words could make wishes come true. I'd save ev- eryday like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. 35 Patrick Milmoe Wheel No one will ever become noble on the backs of another person Marianne Smith Sweet memories flashing very quickly by, reminding me and giving me a reason why. I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'll be there when I teach what I've been taught. Kathleen Marie Carson Kit Some say its holding on that makes you strong, sometimes it's letting go Penny Hollenbeck Penny Now you are gone; and all I can remember are the good times. You have taken the bad times away; and my heart is filled with happy memories. Douglas Bruce Hazen Bruce Hard work never killed a man, but it sure scared alot of them 36 Cheryl Anne Relyea Cherie Be wise enough to know your dreams and strong enough to follow them. William F Coleman Bill To be good is not enough, when you dream of being great. Ann Marie Duffy Duff The day destroys the night, night divides the day; try to run, try to hide, break on through to the other side. David Torrey Dave If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours If it doesn't, it was never meant to be. Kelli Ann Hollingsworth Kelli Follow your dream wherever it leads 37 Mary Elizabeth DiGaspari Mar Some say its letting go that makes you so strong. Sometimes its holding on V.: Adam Douglas Lorraine Adam Now I'm glad its over, but I think in a few years I'll wish I had never left. Robert Easterly Bunny Reach for the stars, for the stars will not reach for you. Kathy Ann McConnell McDonald Limit's exist only in the mind To all you who I'll call friends, I'm glad to have you with me, 'cause here we go again. 38 Charles Mason Chuck The thrill is not just in winning, but in the courage to join the race. lames Sheilds lim It you can imagine it, you can achieve it It you can dream it. you can become it. Bridget Miller When you are at peace with yourselt any place is home. Cheryl Arnold A triend is someone who comes in when the whole world has gone out Brian Hughes Go placidly amid the noise and haste. 39 John Reed It's the distance you attempt to go which determine the stride you make. lames Stoddard Jim Take time to do the things that really make you happy. Vincent Morgan Vinny If you have little or nothing to say, it's sometimes wiser to stay silent . 40 Camera Shy Seniors m SlffiS, lames Ackerman Donald Burgdoff Gerry Camp Richard Clark Donald Colvin Lisa DeMauro Denise Fromey Robert Kimball Andrea Kohles Colleen Lesher Shannon Lints James Mitchell James Nilo Michelle Noble Debra Ostrander Bret Regis Richard Seeber Brent Speer Casey Spencer Brian Thayer Deanna Tuttle Shelley Tynon Jeffrey Vorke JuSt f didni have I--V ,a v ' .thing . to te. i, ear 41 42 43 Our Exchange Student Wendy Smith During the school year 1981-82 I was 4,000 miles from the security of Canastota in the Northern European country of Sweden, about 40 miles from the Arctic Circle. There, I experienced the true meaning of winter, where snowplows are considered toys and back-hoes and dump trucks are what is really needed to move the snow. I marveled at the wonder of Northern lights on a cold Arctic evening. The winter months I spent in almost total darkness, and the summer months were spent with sunlight day and night. Besides the climate changes, I experienced many cultural changes, diverse eating habits, a new language, and different moral values. One family that I stayed with was very helpful in teaching me the language and helping me to adapt to their culture. I quickly made lasting friendships and in no time I was ready to try and see everything! I became very close to my family which made it difficult for me to leave. With my friends, family, and Rotary I traveled to Norway, Finland, Denmark, and the Laplands. I truly enjoyed my life Swedish style. It was a year of immense personal development, fun learning, and just an all out great time for me. 44 Exchange Student The first day I saw Canastota on August 21, 1982. I have to admit it did not look that hot. Now that I have spent one year here and met all these great people with whom I have had so much fun, Canastota is really a great place to live. I would like to thank all the students and friends, teachers and all other people who have made this year so special to me. Of course, especially my three host families who have made me feel at home. The word Canastota brings up very nice thoughts and I thank you for that. Victor Berger Seniors Who — Went fishing or forgot the deadline or had to work or didn't have a thing to wear or overslept or didn't like the proofs or didn't have wheels or didn't want it in the book or..................... lames Ackerman Donald Burgdoff Gerry Camp Richard Clark Donald Colvin Lisa DeMauro Denise Fromey Robert Kimball Andrea Kohles Colleen Lesher Shannon Lints James Mitchell James Nilo Michelle Noble Debra Ostrander Brett Regis Steven Searles Richard Seeber Brent Speer Casey Spencer Brian Thayer Deanna Tuttle Shelley Tynon Jeffrey Yorke Just f ' didn't. jXi s have a v . thing Mtr t0 JiL ear 47 Class of Row I: ). Boston, R. Allen Row 2: A. Adamo, W Buyea, K. Alger, |. Albanese, T. Burns Row 3: C. Button, D. Burnham, S Bertolino, D Bogardus, M Babcock Row 4: H Blowers, E Bennett, R Allain 48 Row 1 G. Cummins, N Le, M Cesario, D Catania, M DenHaese Row 2: D. Emerson, D DeVaul. P Chapman, N Clapper, S. Cornelius, C. Chase, M DiGeorge 1984 Row 1 N Hilts, V laquin, D Fox, R. Custin, S. Johnson Row 2: L. Halladay, M. Gleason, R Gray, M. Gagen, C. lannone Row 3: |. Inman, P Filey. D. Flores, S. Garbry, R. Herb, K. Galton Row 1 C. McAllister, C Kimball, D. Jones Row 2: T Kimpton. L Kelly, ) Lincourt, D Jones, K Muir Row 3: M. Lee. R Lu- ther, D Lansing, R McNabb, N LeBlanc, M. LaClair 49 Class of 1984 Row 1 D. Pokorny, T. Rinaldo, |. Quain. J. Musak. M. Smith. T. Sgroi, M Read Row 2: D. Plante. T Rapasadi. M Rose. W. Smith. S. Peryer, C. Peryer. C. Reidy 50 Row 1 R Wieland. K. Ward. C. Stagnitti. H. Sterling, T Tornatore Row 2: E. Stoddard, A. Snyder. S. Trapaso. A. Zehr. S. Wright, P Stoddard. D Weimer, E Wickham Class of 1985 Row 1: ) Bonaventura, B Bonaventura, L. Bacon Row 2: C Anderson, C. Carlson, C. Bennett, Y. Caron, D. Carlson, S. Bailey, I Albanese Row 3: B Burns, B. Blowers, R Brown, K. Berry, C. Burke. B. Carter Row 1: A Gaudette, M. Doerle, T. Colunio, S. Coon Row 2: P Coleman, B DiVeronica. S. Eastwood, K Galton, I Frink. C Easterly, D Coleman Row 3: T. Clark, J. Drummond, T. Clark, G. Fowler, J. Dennis, T. Colvin, M. Chase. N. Farnach 51 Class of Row I D leffris. T. Maccarone, D. Hosier, T Houghtalen Row 2: M. Cilbank. E. Islas. J. Backus, M. Leibl, M. Lomberk Row 3: D. Klein, J. Kulas, A. Linstruth, S. Lemay, D. Hoch, C. Hannan. D Long, B. Hannan, J. Loomis Row 1 S. Mason, j Paro, L. Meade, J. Otts Row 2: T. Nortz, F. Mayville. J. Mason, S. Malbouf. B Marko Row 3: I Niro, M Mowers D. Markle. C Parker, S Merrell, C Mohorter, V Morey. K. Muehlenbein 52 1985 Row 1: L. Relyea, B. Sgroi, L. Perretta, H. Spadter. T. Quain Row 2: D. Simmons, D. Polsinelli, S. Poppleton Row 1: K. Rapasadi, C. Rossi, S. Sanborn Row 2: C Sgarlata, A. Sorbello Row 1 | Wilkinson, A. VanDusen, A. VanDusen Row 2: A. Totera, R. Tra- cy, C. Beach, M. Stanton, S. White, K Tifft, S. Walters Row 3: L. VanEvera, B Weibezahl, D. Tornatore, R Starkweather, N. Zupan, B Wilcox, J. Yorke, S. Witchley. C. Swain, R. Raymond 53 Class of Row 1 A. Clark, C Casler Row 2: K Boniewicz, M. Campbell, L. Adamo. L. Bargabos. A. Bertolino. S. Casolare, S. Cassell Row 3: M Car- penter, C Bailey. J Bixby, P Becker. D. Aichner, A Chandler, R Babowicz, C Allen Row 1: |. DeFazio, A Damico, L Bergman Row 2 R Benson, R Duffy. | Devine, C Emmi, T Denney. D. Flores Row 3: J. Alexander R Fabrizi. D. Drummond, K. Field. J. Fradenburg, K. Dishaw, T Colucci, L. Dunbar 54 1986 Row 1 M. Klahs, J. Kulas, J. Heintz, N. Harvey, S. Jones Row 2: L. Greene, S. Glenn, T. Hopsicker, T Hilts, S. Hill, T. Laclair Row 3: E. Kozanitis, B. Heintz, J. Inman. J lannone, |. Hart, J. Hogan, ). Holtham. M. Galton. P. lanosik, B Harrington. M. Gray. D. Halladay Row 1: C Lopitz, ). Larca. C. Morris. A Lopitz, S. Nicholson Row 2: K Luther. J. Long, F Musacchio. D. Niles. C. Noble, S. Lake Row 3: A Link. S. Musacchio, T. Merrell, T. Nicholas, ). McAllister, D. Mason, J. Lambkin, P McCoppin 55 Class of 1986 1 ' Row l J. Reed, S Smileuske, A. Rutan. 13. Scheid Row 2 S. Rouse, F. Sgroi, M Peryer, B Seitz, C Shepard. A Oster Row 3 E Smith T Shaw, C. Ponto, L Smith. R Pexton, K. Patane, L. Riley, L. Smith, H. Robinson, J. Pickard Row 1: K Stiles, J Wieland, M Winchell, M Snyder Row 2: S. Webb, T. Toth. R. Wallace, B. Tornatore. P. Smith. T. Smith Row 3: S Stewart, L. Tobin, D. Wedge. K. Spencer, B. Swain. J. Trapaso Row 4: j. Toth, M. Smith. D. VanDusen, j. Stevens, M. Whipple 56 Personalities Most Athletic — Nanci Knox Patrick Milmoe Most School Spirit Karen McKillip Garret Finocchiaro Tallest Shortest - Claudia Lamkin Cindi Stagnitta Absent - Dale Bonaventura Dave Gleeson Class Personalities Most Often Heard —Anne Mirante Ion Stagnitti Class Clowns - Michelle Relyea Kraig Haas Friendliest - Marianne Smith Bill Cretaro Most Artistic - Lisa Spadter Absent Dan Miller Most Musical Lisa Carpenter Ray Calavotti Nicest Smile Christie Cook Dan Chundrlek Class Personalities Shyest Diane Rogers Brian Hughes Biggest Flirts Lisa DeMauro Ron Rinaldo Most Likely to Succeed —Anna Fusillo Greg Cerio Class Personalities Apple Polishers - Laura Rainbow Mark Hood Vincent V. Albanese Superintendent Garad A. Williams Ass't. Superintendent for Instruction Canastota Central School Administration Board of Education Left to right: Garad Williams, Margaret Peters, Barbara Hopsicker, Barbara Cianfa, lames Caldwell, Vincent Albanese, Mary Fresina, Wesley Hood, Donald New, Carlton Bigelow Junior-Senior High School Administration Craig King, Ir.-Sr High School Principal It has been my great pleasure to work with the stu- dents and staff at Canastota Junior-Senior High School for two years now. During that time I have come to respect and admire all of you for your spirit, your dedication and your abilities. To the Class of 1983, I wish you the best of everything as you leave Canastota Junior-Senior High School and go on to life's larger challenges. To the Classes of 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1988, I look forward to getting to know you all better in the years to come. Canastota Junior-Senior High School is a rich and meaningful institution because of its people. You, the students and the staff of the 80's will only serve to make it better. Everyone is given a duration of time to live and to work towards a fulfillment of their goals. So it is with your high school years. You have undergone four years of experience which you shall realize later in life as a bright spot of your youth, an attainment of a goal. You shall treasure these moments because they can never be replaced. In the past years you have spent at Canastota High School you have learned to be independent — to ac- cept others for what they are —and to learn that this is just a phase in your education, for one never stops learning. It will take dedication, perservance, earnestness, honesty and courage to be successful in your future endeavors. 63 David M. Cowell, Ass t Principal Faculty . . . 64 Patricia Besl Art lames Burton Mathmatics Robert Borgognoni Physical Education Arthur Broga Science It is never given to us to know whether a word can wither or heal-a slight indiscretion and we may nev- er be able to touch that person again 65 Deep in every human heart is a secret dream— that one great wish, one innermost fantasy that you would live for, die for, give anything for. Ray Bradbury 66 William Cass Science Lloyd Cooke Sr. Advisor John Dimao Guidance 'Each day as I look, I wonder where my eyes were yesterday Bernard Berenson Florence DiPrima English 67 Roland Ficken Social Studies 68 Craig Fox Science Amoelia Grossman Business 'I have been here before. But when or how I cannot tell: I know the grass beyond the door. The sweet keen smell . . . ' Dante Gabriel Rossetti Gregory Keefe Music 69 Margaret McHarris Guidance Carolyn Mannix Nurse 'What is freedom? Freedom is the right to choose and the right to create for yourself alternatives of choice.' 71 Archibald MacLeish 72 Thomas Moses Drivers Education Susan Sable Math 'The chains of habit are too weak to be felt until they are too strong to be broken, so it is in educating Samuel Johnson Richard Sanderson Business Marjorie Peterson Business 73 75 Richard Sweeney Industrial Arts Ellen Wheeler English Douglas Wilbur Science 'I know the melody now-it is the rhythm that escapes me ... ' Confucius, 600 BC 76 Sue Wright Business Patricia Filey Library Aide Larry Eiss Audio-Visual 77 Carol Pestell, Rita Smith Career Education Marie Marchetti, Francis Paone. Florence Salamone, Rosa Benenati 'It's not catastrophes, murders, deaths, diseases, that age and kill us; it is the way people look and laugh and refuse to learn from experience . . . ' Virginia Woolf Secretaries Beverly Rapasadi Attendance 78 79 CTIVITIES Yearbook Staff Picture 1 Yearbook Staff Row 1 K. McKillip, D. Hughes Row 2: C. Mantz, C Stiles, L Rainbow, N. Knox Row 3: L Carpenter, C. Lamkin, R. Schnur Student Government Picture 2 Student Government Row 1: D. Coleman, J. Frmk , H. Sterling, J. DeVine, M.J. Cesario, M. Hood Row 2: S. Stewart, A Clark, J DeFazio, A D'Amico, Luther. L Ondriezek Row 3: T Harvey. A Duffy, T Rouse, T. Hopsicker, W. Smith, G. Borgognoni, N. LeBlanc, J. Robinson. S. Merrill 81 Science Club 1st Row: P. Maccarone. J. Fradenburg 2nd Row: D Hesler, J. Albanese. C. Parker, L. Smith, S. Coon, B. Harrington, T. Quain, V. Jacqum, W. Smith, B Weibezahl 3rd Row K Rapasadi, K. Tifft, B. Easterly, I Boston, H. Sterling, ). Quain, L. Quain, G. Cummins, W Buyea, R. Schnur, D. Pokorny, M. Rose, G. Stagnitti, J. Bertolero, D. Byers Tri-Pine Journal 82 1st Row S. Sgroi, M. DiGeorgio, ). Lincourt 2nd Row: K. McKillip, ). Inman, K Field, B. Easterly, R Galavotti, ). Bertolero National Honor Society Row I T. Hilliker, L. Green, D. Pokorny, L. Quain, H. Eisenhut Row 2: E. Stoddard, C. Kimball, N. Le, W Smith, M. Lee, D. Bell. M. Conley. B Cretaro, M. Milmoe Row 1: K Rapasadi, S. Coon, S. White, W Buyea, D. Hesler Row 2: L. Ausman, S. Poppleton, R Abbott, C. Chase, A. McNally, C. Barley, I. Wiegand. S. Bruce. T. Quain, R. Easterly, M Mascari. W Smith, M. Rose 83 National Honor Society Row 1: G. Cerio, M. Hood, Mrs. Ellen Wheeler, K. McKillip, L. Rainbow Row 2: G. Mantz, E. Cerasia, M. LeMay, D. Hughes, D. Miller, ). Bertolero. R Galavotti, K. Cummings, D Rogers, R Reed, C. Savage Row 1: | Boston. G Stagnitti, H Sterling, V laquin, | Albanese Row 2: A Fusillo, R Schnur, W Smith, S. Bertolino, D. Burnham, W Smith. N. Knox 84 CHS Musical Little Mary Sunshine 1983 Young Ladies” Row 1: R. Gustin, j. Boston Row 2: L. Starrs, A B Hatch, Row 3: J. Marusa, I. Yorton 85 Girl's State Chess Club 86 B DeVaul, J. Bertolero. J Kozanitis Band Row 1 D. jeffris, K Winchell, A. Colunio, H Robinson, A Bertolino Row 2: R Custin, L. Heintz, L. VanEvera. J. Yorton Row 3: L Marchetti, K. Hoch. B. Eischen, A. Hatch Row 1: S. Casolare, J. Wieland, W Boston, L. Carpenter, D. Pokorny, C Filey Row 2: T. Crossman. L. Sterling, J Marusa, I Melick, G Gena, L. Bacon, C. Casler Row 3: D Baker. L Starrs. R Wright, R Galavotti, C. Hannan, ). Mohorter, T. Chase Absent: D Bell, V. Morgan. P. Filey, D. Long, A Sorbello, G. Cummins, K. Cummins 87 A-V Club Row 1: D. DeVaul, J. Reed, R Cesarini, A. Sorbello. M. Colucci Row 2: D. Lansing, P Licari. F Mitchell, C Casler, M Eiss, Advisor Row 3: C. Reidy, S. Audette, j. Wilhite, S. Wallace. J. Shields Senior High School Chorus F.B.L.A Row 1: L. Heintz, M Bennington. J Dennis, ). Wilkinson Row 2: C. Chase, B Abbott. C. Lambkin, C. Stiles, K. DiShaw, T. Denney, T Hilliker, R. Galavotti, A. Fusillo F.F.A. i J { i k |5 iN' 9 iw k Row 1 P Smith, D. Aichner, j. Stoddard, J. Ackerman, j. Carrier, R. Kimball Row 2: B Blowers, F. Brown, B Niles. P Becker. M. Colucci, D. Simmons, B. Wilcox, H. Blowers, Mr. Kime, advisor 89 International Clubs Row 1 ) Albanese, J Albanese, C. Mohorter, T Colunio Row 2: C Parker, K. Rapasadi, C. Bennett, C DiVeronica. L. Dodge, M. Relyea, S. Coon, Mrs. Smith, Advisor History Club Row 1: T. Sgroi, j. Torrey Row 2: K Alger, K. Stiles, L. Ondriezek, W. Buyea, J Boston Row 3: W. Smith, J Inman. D. Burnham □ L ' V'- frm : .-yC1' ■A’y-l- ?r:m' V ■ '- • ■-mP ••««i -� v .. ( W = .V' . ■ Mr 3«- ' . Ji?� - H3H :■ tf yU?,; V Sft 5.V 2F S . A-.£; f maSL :,V ■ ■ fc. -«T r ''ll ££ '. V, ■ v •'■■•.■ .-1 Varsity Football First Row S. Carbry. R Eisenhut, B Cretaro. M Defosse. G. Cerio. R. Rinaldo, D. Hazen, D. Torrey Second Row: Coach Glazier M Milmoe, D. Reiss. D Bonaventura. S. Malbouf, W Smith. A. White. P. Milmoe, E. Cerasia. Coach Borgognoni Third Row: Coach J Rinaldo D Miller. M Relyea, R. Luther. S. Wright, S. Bertolino, M. Gleason, D. Cole, M. Lee Most Outstanding Most Outstanding Lineman Most Sportsmanship Most Improved Best Blocker Best Soph.-]r. Running Back Outstanding J.V. Most Valuable Spunky Award Most Baggable Roy Eisenhut Bill Cretaro Dave Reiss Dave Torrey Ron Rinaldo Mike Milmoe Mark Mascari Patrick Milmoe Ed Cerasia Patrick Milmoe Record for 1982 CHS 6 CBA OPP. 50 8 Cazenovia 8 14 Oneida 24 22 Chittenango 0 0 Holland Patent 21 0 Camden 22 14 V.V.S. 8 20 Clinton 8 Senior Tri-Captains: Roy Eisenhut. Garret Finocchiaro, Bill Cretaro 92 Canastola defense recovers a Camden fumble! The year 1982 will be remembered as the year of the injuries, as the team was plagued throughout the season with injuries that left the Raiders undermanned at many of the skill positions. The final fall- season record was 3-4-1. The first home game, the annual Homecoming, was against arch rival, Oneida. The Red Raiders took command of the game right from the start but fell short at the end 24-14. The first taste of victory was to come on the ensuing weekend when the Red Raiders beat the Chittenango Bears. Victories were also welcomed in the final two games of the year. The Raiders pulled off a mighty upset as VVS tumbled 12-8, and then came back in the season finale beating the Clinton Warriors 21-6. Heading the 1983 Raiders will be Co-Captains Wade Smith and Mike Gleason. 93 Dave Reiss makes it first and ten against Oneida. J.V. Football First Row C. Button, J Albanese, B Bonaventura, S. Sgarlata, M. Leibl, J. Backus, N. Zupan, M. Mascari, B Beach, Second Row: Coach Parzych, D. Klein, C Sgarlata, B. Warner. D. Le, T Clark, B. Tornatore, D. Flores, D Polsinelle, R Marsh. Coach Smith Third Row | Bonaventura. B. Sgroi, E. Bennett. M. Cilbank, E. Islas, M. DiGeorge. T. Muir, A. Linstruth, T. Burns Freshmen Football First Row P Becker. R Fabrizi, R Smith, S. Cowan, A Link, D Pexton. D Scheid, M. Gray, J Hart, Second Row Mr Pestell, M. Galton, S. Rouse. K. Smith. T. Mitchell, B. Duffy, J. Bixby, A. Manaseri, M. Smith, Mr. Snyder, Third Row: M. Dwyer, S. Colvin, T Shied, K Cur- tis, T. Nicholas. S Musacchio, D. Malbouf, F. Cromp, P. Fradenburg 94 J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: V. Caron, L. Wells, A Gaudette, H. Spadter Second Row: L. Capparelli, M. Stanton, C Beach, S. Eastwood, C. DiVeronica, C. Bennett, V. Morey Freshmen Cheerleaders First Row: ). DeFazio, A. Clark, G. Borgognoni, L Bargabos, L Bergman Second Row: I Heintz, T Hilts, S Glen, K. Luther, M. D'Amico, T. Hopsicker 95 Varsity 96 Terri Sgroi Cheerleaders 97 Tammy Cesario Field Hockey First Row: L Greene. L Smith, D. Hughes. L. Ondrizek, K. Carson, V. laquin Second Row: L. Kelly, |. Lincourt, W Buyea, I DeFazio, M Smith, |. Boston, E. Tornatore, D Pokrony, G. Stagnitti Third Row: K. Ward, J. Quain, B Chapman, A. Clark, S, White, C. Pickard, S. Coon, L. Quain, H Eisenhut, K. Ward The Canastota Varsity Field Hockey team concludes a banner season this year, posting a 6-3-3 league record, to finish in second place behind the defending Section III Class B Champions, VVS. Competing in probably the most balanced Tri-Valley League in 11 years, the Raiders boasted the league's top scorer in ju- nior julie Quain who tallied 12 goals to also earn her all-star first team honors along with the Oneida Daily Dispatch Athlete of the Week award. Junior Lori Quain, third leading league scorer, was also selected to the first team all-star squad. Darlene Hughes, senior Co-Captain, was a defensive stand-out earning her repeat selection to the prestigious all-star squad. The Raiders with a 3-0 victory against Cortland and then dropped Hartford. The Raiders, 9-4-4 overall, were awarded successful season. Record for 1982 CHS Opp. 1 Clinton 0 1 Camden 1 0 WS 1 2 HP 0 6 Cazenovia 1 1 Oneida 1 1 Clinton 1 0 Camden 1 1 WS 2 1 HP 1 6 Cazenovia 0 2 Oneida 0 1 NYM 0 0 FM 0 2 RFA 0 3 Cortland 0 1 New Hartford 2 advanced to the semi-finals of the Class B sectionals a 2-1 contest to the eventual state champions. New the TVL sportsmanship award to conclude a very Has the game started yet??? Soccer First Row: R Herb, F. Mayville, D. Plante, R. Reed, M. Cagen, C. Mantz, M. LeMay, |. Torrey Second Row: Coach Ficken, B Weibezahl, D Bell, R Schnur, P. Maccarone, S. LeMay. D. Byers, V. Berger, D. Miller, M. lomberk. | Reed, D Burnham, P Filey, Coach Burton absent: K Haas The Varsity Soccer Team finished with a disappointing 1-12-1 league record. Their final match of the season proved to be their most exciting-the team earned a 1-1 tie with League Champion Chittenango. This year's team was led by senior tri-captains Rob Schnur, Dave Byers, and Jim Torrey. Sopho- more Mike Lomberk led the team in scoring with nine goals and senior Randy Reed led the team in assists with five. Lomberk was also selected to the All League Team. Thanks to the following seniors for their effort and dedication; Gary Mantz, Rob Schnur, Dave Byers, John Reed, Victor Berger, Jim Torrey, Randy Reed, Dan Miller, Mike LeMay, Paul Maccarone and Kraig Haas. Record for 1982 Clinton 4-1 2-1 Chittenango 3-0 1-1 V.V.S. M) 0-1 Oneida 1-0 2-1 Cazenovia 3-1 6-0 Holland Patent 4-2 6-2 lamesville Dewitt 3-0 99 Girls Bowling First Row: S. Poppleton, C. Easterly, C. Carlson, |. Larca, Second Row: C. Relyea, C Cook, D. DeFazio, D. Carlson, L Carpenter Boys Bowling C Spencer, B. Niles, B. Easterly, |. Bertolero, A. Chandler Basketball Cheerleaders First Row: C. Stiles, T Sgroi Second Row: M Read, J. Boston, N. Le Third Row: J. Albanese, D. Pokorny Fourth Row: L Rainbow, L Ondriezek Fifth Row: T. Cesario, R Cesario J.V. Basketball Row 1 C. Anderson. K. Galton, M Milmoe Row 2: M Lomberk, D Coleman, C Barley, B Marko Row 3: D. Emerson, V. Berger, S. LeMay, H. Wilhelm 101 J.V. Volleyball First Row: C. Bennett, C. DiVeronica, R. Tracy, H. Sterling, C Kimball Second Row: C. Parker, W Bos- ton, B Galavotti, L Ausman. J Inman J.V. Basketball First Row D. Tuttle, K Boniewcz, C. Emmi, N. Plante Second Row: C. Noble, L. Dunbar, ). Markle, L. Riley, C. Filey 102 Varsity Basketball Row 1 J DiVeronica, P. Milmoe, B. Coleman, S. Wright, M Milmoe, M. Metcalf. B. Tornatore Row 2: D Torrey, K. Calton, S Carby, B Jones, T Damore, Mr Tornatore, Coach 103 Freshmen Basketball Row 1: A. Link, A. O Hara, D. Schied Row 2: C. Bailey, M. Calton, R. Babowicz, J Fradenburg G.A.A. Row 1: G Borgonom, T. Hopsicker, W Buyea, L Ondriezek, E Greene. K Carson, J. Quain Row 2: M Laidlaw, Advisor. D. Hesler, K Luther, A. Clark, J. DeFazio, C. Pickard, S. Bailey. L Quain, D. Pokorny Row 3: D. Hughes. T. Sgroi, N. Knox, K. Ward, L. Kelly, B Chapman 104 105 Going down for the count Rally for team spirit Go stota go' Did somebody lose something? Volleyball The CHS Girls Volleyball team continued the winning tradition at Canastota capturing the T.V.L. ti- tle for the fifth consecutive year with a perfect 14-0 mark. The Raiders captured third place in their Christmas tournament, dropping an exciting match with LaFayette and then coming back to defeat Sauquoit. Lori Quain was a selection to the all-tourney team. The Raiders qualified for the Class B sectionals for the tenth straight year. CHS defeated Bishop Grimes in the quarter finals then lost a close match to Solvay in the semi-finals. The 1982-83 Raiders concluded their season at 20-2, the most victories ever recorded by a Raider squad. CHS should be a power again next year with the loss of only two seniors, Kathy Carson and Darlene Hughes. Returning members of the 1983-84 Raider Volleyball squad are Juniors Heidi Eisenhut, Vicki Jaquin, Jovanna Lincourt, Julie Quain, Lori Quain, and Gina Stagnitti and Sophomores Yvonne Caron, Pam Coleman and Diane Hesler. 106 Girls Varsity Basketball The 1982 version of the Girls Raider Varsity Basketball team was a unique blend of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and one senior. The lone senior and captain of the squad was Nanci Knox. The remaining members of the team are: Juniors: Lori Kelly and Lynn Buckley, Sophomores: Carolyn Pickard, Sheri Eastwood and Janine Otts, Freshmen: Brenda Chapman and Kris Ward. Since the middle of November the girls have been working hard together to achieve a number of goals and objectives. These Raiders were willing to put in the extra time necessary to improve fundamental skills. The squad's main characteristic was pride. In the end they achieved what at first we thought impossible; VICTORY. Not only were they victorious scorewise, they were also harmonious in working together as a team to play good, sound basketball and to show good sportsmanship in the process. Senior Captain and Leading scorer Tri-Valley League Nanci Knox 107 108 109 Wrestling First Row: B Duffy, D. Gleeson. M. Hood, V. Giufre, N. Zupan Second Row: M. Liebl, N. LeBlanc, D. Hazen, M. Relyea, R. Eisenhut, M. Defosse, S. Malbouf Memories of yesteryears! 110 Ill Winter Track First Row: J. Wiegand. M. Gaudette, M. Popple, P Wiegand, M B Duffy Second Row D. Burnham, W Smith, R Cooper, P Edsell, K. Cassell, ). DeFazio Third Row: N. Harvey, V. Coleman, Mr. Pino, M. Steele, S. Coleman Graduation took two-time Section III hurdle champion and Eastern Coast competitor Charlie Smith along with Section- al long jump champion Debbie Islas. The boys' team was led by TVL All-Star middle-distance runner David Burnham. Together with Dave Reiss, Dave Byers, |ohn Wiegand and Doug Bell, Burnham helped the Raiders to present a formidable unit. Tim Wilkinson and Pat Becker demonstrated considerable progress in the hurdles and sprints as did Ron Herb in the jumps. The girls' team showed exciting promise as they finished 5th in the Cortland Invitational and 9th in the Christmas Re- lays competing against larger school districts in Section III. Two upperclasswomen led the Raiders. Senior Anna Fusillo and junior Wendy Smith provided strength in the shot put. Sprinter Shawn Coleman proved she was one of the out- standing sprinters and long jumpers in the Section. Freshman Nancy Harvey and eighth graders Patty Wiegand and Mary Beth Duffy gathered many points for the Raiders competing against some of the best distance runners in New York State. The hurdles improved greatly with Jody DeFazio and Kelli Cagen leading the way. Julie Mitchell and Mallory Metcalf had excellent performances in the jumps. Seventh graders showed tremendous potential led by Valerie Coleman. Michelle Steele, Stacie Sgarlata, Kellie Cassell, Mary Beth Popple, Robin Cooper and Katie Gleason. 112 Baseball The Canastota Varsity Baseball team of 1982 did an outstanding job turning in a 9-5 league record. After having been an underdog in the league for so long, the team made a marked comeback in the TVL. As a result of a total team effort, the Raiders came in second in the TVL and went on to Sectional play for the first time in 10 years. Last year's senior Bob Musacchio received the Most Outstanding award and was also, the leading hitter in the TVL with a .453 batting average, a TVL All-Star, joining him with awards were: John Dimao as a TVL All-Star, Mike Hopsicker for the Most Desire, senior Bill Cretaro as Most Improved and senior Andy White as Rookie of the Year. The Raiders expect a strong team back in the fight for this year's title for the TVL. Baseball Record for 1982 CHS 2 HP Opp 7 13 Clinton 5 3 VVS 18 2 Caz 0 2 Oneida 1 19 Chittenango 11 11 Camden 9 21 Stockbridge 7 12 Westmoreland 2 CHS Opp 6 HP 4 11 Clinton 2 0 WS 5 4 Caz 2 2 Oneida 3 4 Chittenango 3 2 Camden 3 5 Stockbridge 4 0 Skaneateles 3 Another One Bites The Dust 113 Softball The 1982 version of Canastota Varsity Softball can be characterized in one word- youth. The CHS team consisted of 3 seniors, 3 juniors, 5 sophomores, 3 freshmen, and 1 eighth grader. With this youthful group, the Raiders posted a 9-5 league record to finish behind VVS and Caz, in what was supposed to have been a rebuilding year. The Raiders placed senior Nanci Knox on the all-star squad for her fine performance at first base. Nanci committed only 3 errors at her position (.967 fielding average) and helped the Raider offence batting .351. Selected MVP for the '82 version of the Raider softball team was junior Julie Quain, with sophomore Diane Hesler receiving Most Improved honors. With a year's varsity experience, the '83 Raider edition should be a threat to league foes as only 3 seniors depart. Softball Record for 1982 CHS Opp CHS Opp 20 HP 8 16 HP 8 12 Clinton 1 20 Clinton 4 3 VVS 6 1 VVS 9 1 Caz. 16 10 Caz. 14 1 Oneida 3 10 Oneida 5 18 Chittenango 5 4 Chittenango 3 8 Camden 3 18 Camden 11 12 Whitesboro 20 5 Westmoreland 6 114 Go Team Go Boys Track The Red Raiders face a year of rebuilding. Gone are 6-time state hurdler Charlie Smith, TVL All- Star sprinter, )im Clark, and TVL triple jump champion Randy Agans. Leading the Raiders this year will be junior middle-distance David Burnham. Along with Dave Reiss, Dave Byers and John Wiegand, the Raiders should score well in the distance events. Seniors Steve Hood and Mike DeFosse give the team depth in the weight events. Curtis Rainwater and Wade Smith will lead the sprinting corp. The hurdles show promise with Tim Wilkinson and Pat Becker im- proving with every step, and Casey Spencer will lead the jumps with help from Ron Herb. Girls Track After two disappointing seasons, the 1983 version of the Raiders will take a step in the right direc- tion in becoming one of the strongest teams in the TVL. Potentially, this year's team could be one of the finest in the history of CHS. Led by senior All-Star Anna Fusillo along with Ann Duffy, Lisa DeMauro and Lynnett Ondriezek, the Raiders possess some capable veterans. The return of shot putter Wendy Smith from Sweden will help booster the attack. All-Star sprinter and long jumper Shawn Coleman will be a difficult per- former to beat in the league and sectionals. Middle distance runners Candy Beach, Vicky Morey, and Marie Stanton will be joined by eighth grade standout Patty Wiegand. In the distance events, Nancy Harvey and Mary Beth Duffy will show their talents. In the high jump Yvonne Caron and Julie Mitch- ell will be atop the league. Caron along with Jodo DeFazio and Kellie Gagan will be leaping over the league in the hurdles. Lisa Riley will also help out in the weight division. Sophomore Betsy DiVeronica can be outstanding in the jumps and sprints, and Jodi DeFazio should be among the finest walkers in the league. Girls Tennis The Varsity Tennis finished their season with a 2-14 record. The first doubles team of Nanci Knox and Diane Hesler qualified for sectionals with a 10-13 record. At sectionals the girls were defeated in the third round with a very close match. The JV team ended their season with a 4-14 record placing them sixth in the league. 115 Homecoming 1983 Homecoming Queen Marrianne Smith and escort Mike Seniors float- 83 Conley juniors and their orange crush' Sophomores showing their spirit on their first place float 116 Congratulations to the Senior Athletes of 1982-83 FOOTBALL BASEBALL FIELD HOCKEY Roy Eisenhut Bill Cretaro Mike DeFosse Greg Cerio Ron Rinaldo Doug Hazen Dave Torrey Dave Reiss Dave Miller Dale Bonaventura lohn Bonaventura Andy White Patrick Milmoe Ed Cerasia Mike Relyea Daryl Cole Garret Finoccharo Jeff Grinnell FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Lynnett Ondrizek Robin Cesario Tammy Cesario Laura Rainbow Marrianne Smith Chris Stiles Daryl Cole |im Torrey Bill Cretaro Andy White Ed Cerasia Mike Lemay Bob Easterly Tony Damore Dave Torrey Dave Miller Todd Button Patrick Milmoe WRESTLING Dave Gleason Ed Cerasia Vinny Giufre Mark Hood Doug Hazen Roy Eisenhut Mike Relyea Mike DeFosse GIRLS BASKETBALL Nanci Knox Kathy Carson Liz Greene Darlene Hughes Lynnett Ondrizek Liz Smith VOLLEYBALL Kathy Carson Darlene Hughes SOFTBALL Kathy Carson Darlene Hughes Nanci Knox Debbie Notaro GIRLS BOWLING Cherie Relyea Lisa Carpenter Diane DeFazio Christie Cook BOYS BOWLING BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Chris Stiles Lynnett Ondrizek Robin Cesario Tammy Cesario Laura Rainbow TENNIS Nanci Knox Michelle Bennington Ann Duffy Lisa DeMauro Christie Cook loe Bertolero Bob Easterly Brent Niles Casey Spencer WINTER TRACK BOYS BASKETBALL Tim Wilkinson Dave Reiss Anna Fusillo Bill Jones Bill Coleman Patrick Milmoe Tony Damore Greg Cerio Dave Torrey Tom Haralson 117 If the Shoe Fits. . . Please don't curse that child down there He is my child you see, He's only just a child you know He means the world to me, I didn't raise my child, dear fan for you to call names. They may not be Super-stars It's just a high school game, So please don't curse those players down there. They do the best they can. They never tried to lose a game, They're young and you're a man. This game belongs to them, you see. You're really just a guest, They don't need a fan like you. They need the very best. If you have nothing nice to say, Please leave the teams alone And if you have no manners. Why don't you stay at home. So please don't curse those players down there. Each one's his parents, child and win or lose or tie, you see. To us, they're NUMBER ONE!!! ■a 118 On Remember When? 1. Dale Bonaventura 2 Ion Stagnitti 3 Paul Maccarone 4. Jerri-Lynne Guy 5 Marianne Smith 6. Mark Hood 7 lohn Bonaventura 8 Barbara Henehan 9. Fred Brown 10. Brian Stern 11 Kelli Hollingsworth 12. Liz Smith 13. Diane DeFazio 14. Paul Licari 15. Mary DiGaspari 16. Ron Rinaldo 17. Craig Garbry 18. Greg Heintz 19. Kevin Phillips 20. Roy Eisenhut 21. Lisa Spadter 119 1 Patrick Milmoe 2. Cindi Stagnitta 3. Pam Runge 4 Diane Rogers 5. Randy Reed 6. Belinda jaquin 7. Kris Wiegand 8. Dave Torrey 9. Gina Urtz 10. Allen Salerno 11. Chris Savage 12. Rob Schnur 13. Andy White 14. Mike Wilhite 15. Valerie Wesolowski 16. Brent Niles 17. Gary Mantz 18. Lori Heintz 19. David Gleeson Good OI' Days! 120 Cutest Little Nanci Knox Cherie Relyea Laura Rainbow Claudia Lamkin Darlene Hughes joe Bertolero Michelle Bennington Kathy Carson Scott Arnold Tony Damore Tammy Cesario Liz Greene Lynnett Ondriezek Ray Galavotti Chris Stiles Mike Michele Relyea Debbie Murphy Garret Finocchiaro 121 122 Once Upon a Time . . . 1. Mike Defosse 2. Kathy McConnell 3. Tim Wilkinson 4 Ed Cerasia 5 Shelly Chapman 6. Dave Griffin 7. Penny Hollenbeck 8 Adam Lorraine 9. Denise Fromey 10 lamie Wilhite 11 Deb Notaro 12 Louis Markiewicz 13. |im Torrey 14 Karl Cummings 15. Terry Merrell 16 Hope Burleson 17 Dawn Seitz 18 Dann Chundrlek 10 Bill Coleman 20 Connie Bloss 2 I Bill Marsh 22 Steve Hood 23 Lisa Bonaventura The Way We Were? 1. julie Aquino 2. Jeff Grinnell 3. Anna Fusillo 4. Rob Cesarini 5. Sue Janosky 6. Bob Easterly 7. Jim Kozanitis 8 Tarrie Bush 9. Craig Mowers 10. Vinny Giufre 11. Kraig Haas 12. Nancy Pavone 13. Lisa Carpenter 14. Bridget Miller 15. John Barley 16. Sue Pardy 17. Pete Mascari 18. Selayna Eddy 19. Robin Cesario 20. Mystery Baby 21. Christie Cook 22. Mark Adamo 123 Class Will I, Mark Adamo, leave to my sister Lori, D.F. and to her and S.F. I leave the right to party during the rest of their years at CHS. To C.S., B.M. I leave all the B.F.I. they can handle. I, Julianne Aquino, leave Marianne, Debbie, Anne, and our gang all of the memories and hope our friendship never ends. To the BOCES gang, all the bus rides. To Lee all our good times. Good-Luck to everyone. P S. Thank-you Jim. I, Scott Arnold, being of sound mind (yeah, right) and body, leave to the last remaining Arnold, Vicki, the right to raise hell and skip lunch without getting caught. I, John J. Barley, being of sound mind and body leave a word of advice to C.B., Never take BS from anyone, do what you have to, get away with as much as you can and never let MA catch you. I, Michelle Bennington, leave CHS wishing N.K., C.L., R.G., J.B., K.M., L.R., A.F., and C.S. the best of everything in life. Remember all of our good times at CHS. C.L., will it be B.A. or T.R., or perhaps both'’ I, Victor Berger, like to leave the ability to party that will save Canastota from dying and have the good parties continue. Groeten Uit Nederland. I, Joe Bertolero, leave to all my friends the great times we shared at CHS. To Mr. Burton the ability to find a first singles tennis player who will lead the tennis team to the Section 3 championship. I, Connie Bloss, leave this school to my brother Scott and my sister Jennifer, who I hope have as much fun throughout school as I did. Maryland, animals, the country, the outdoors, and my dogs macho (poopie) and puffie. I, Dale Bonaventura, leave my pro varsity cleats to posterity. I, John Bonaventura, leave my brothers Joey, Ricky, and Randy permission to do as they please, for I will be on the beaches of Southern Cal. with Colleen. To the football team of 82, memo- ries of all the hard work, and never giving up. I, Lisa Bonaventura, leave my brother Boo to raise chaos and not get caught. I also leave MJC with her pink elephants and the fun on the golf course. For the crew of '83, D.D., C.C., S.N., A M., N.P., D M., and L.D., my court jesters positions. I, Fred Brown, leave to my brothers Mike and Russ all the trips to the office. To my sisters Vicki and Debbie, Miss Dixon and all my other favorite teachers. To all my underclass, the priviledge of knowing me. I, Hope Burleson, leave Ma Rapp the phone bill for calling mom at work. To Colleen, a sore scalp. To Mom, a big Thanks. To Chris, Tammy, Sue, and everyone else great memories. Finally, To Robert, all my love. I, Tarrie Bush, leave Billy, Laura, and Tya the enjoyment of going to CHS. To Ma Rap, I won't be late anymore! Thanks for putting up with me. I, Todd Button, wish to leave my younger brother Gregg all the bus rides to and from BOCES. I hope he has a great senior year. I, David Byers, leave G.S. ail the fun of being a senior and all the luck in the world; and to the soccer team, a winning season. I, Lisa Carpenter, leave Bob a great band, Pop my chair, Victor 3rd period S.H., B.H. slipe, Gina a year to herself, T.R. my acc'ting skills, to Scott a very special friendship and to John our wonderful memories. I, Kit, leave coach 3 goals; J.Q. my brush; L.Q. a bag of red hot dollars; G.S. the silverware drawer; Kris W. Confidence, and my bow tie; my sister Karen her 4 best years ahead; Finally the remaining gang our friendship and great memories. I, Eddie Cerasia, leave to my friends Wheel, A.)., and Bub all our laughs and great times and to Lori all my love and the great moments that we have shared and also a great senior year. I, Greg Cerio, leave M.H. a state championship and the best of luck, to Boom, 4 years of C.H.S.B.S. and to M.M. my locker. I, Rob Cesarini, leave my brother Andy the right to break his arm twice in one year. I also leave Mr. Moses that yellow Volkswagon he always wanted. I, Robin Cesario, leave Joann to remember all the road trips to different colleges and have a fun senior year. To my two little brothers Tom and Stevie Mitch. I wish you the best at CHS. To Richard all my love and happiness. I, Tamara Cesario, leave to my brother Nicky all the happiness in his up coming years at CHS. I, Shelly Chapman, leave my sister Pam and cousin David, the best of luck. To Diane D., Christie C., Lisa B., Sue P., all the good times we shared, and all my other friends in 83 the best of luck. To Steve O, all my love. I, Sherry Chapman, leave CHS to my two sisters Brenda and Catie and my brother Richie. I, Dan Chundrlek, leave Dana the right to bug Mrs. Grossman as much as I did and to Fuzz and Ruben all the memories we've had. To R R., D.H. and J.L. all the road trips. I, Daryl Cole, leave Lori, Kim, Lurch, Gina, and Julie plenty of good times at CHS. Don't forget the partying. I leave Julie Quain all my love. I, William Coleman, leave CHS all my great times, and Pam Chapman a great senior year, to Gomez a football career. And to Tommy all the best of luck. 124 1983 I, Bill Composto, leave to Rob and Lisa good luck in your remaining years of school. To Ray all the best and keep acting. And to my best friend Krow one final desperate cry of HAVOC! We're free at last. I, Christie Cook, leave to the whole crew all the good times of always trying to cram into one car. To D.D., L.B., and D.M., all the times of depression and me saying It's all right . Also to MJC, don't forget the golf course. I, Bill Cretaro, leave Andy W. a TOBY SNACK, Huggins the trips to Oneida, Fred the black car, Wheels all the double dates, Rov the 73:65 combo, and to all my family thanks for everything. I love you all! I, Karl Cummins, leave all my protracters to Mr Wilbur, all the Lime's equip, to whoever we borrowed it from, my lyrics to Nad to burn, and to my brother, anything else he hasn't already acquired. I. Diane DeFazio, leave my sister Jody all the good times I had at CHS. To Shelley C, Christie, Lisa, Julie and all my other friends all the good times and memories we have shared this year. I, Michael DeFosse, leave V.G., R.R., M.C., D.C., T.D., the Oak Tree, Mr. Fox my permission slips for dates. To the sophomore class, Let's go to Chittenango. To, Terri S., a hug for being the greatest and for being there. I, Lisa DeMauro, leave Michelle N. all my love and thanks for being the best friend imaginable and Ann Marie the love and laughs of being my romantic confident and the rest of the crew thanks. I, Mary DiGaspari, leave CHS with my fondest memories. I leave the gang-our great times. To Todd and Gary-a trip to McDonalds. To Morie a ton of happiness. To Mom and Dad- Thanks for everything. I, Ann Marie Duffy, leave people in this school the right to say they knew me once. The ‘Gang all the excellent times we've shared. Marybeth and Bob the right to get away with as much as I did. To Mom and Dad thanks. I, Bob Easterly, leave CHS in care of my two sisters, Lolleen and Melissa. To Mr. Wilbur, a collection of my neatest work, to Mr. Moore, money for a new joke book and a basket of eggs to anyone who wants them. I, Selanyna Eddy, leave CHS with many great memories. I, Roy Eisenhut, leave to my sister, Heidi, the Cutlass to help her cruise through her senior year To Bret and the Guys of '85 I leave the parties and playing football. To MARIANNE a treasury of moments shared that I'll cherish forever. I, Garret Finocchiaro, leave to the wrestling team all my incomplete seasons, to my cousin Eric, the knowledge of how NOT to lose weight, to my little sister Jeanie, a lot of love, Doug, the Paradise Saloon. I, Anna Marie Fusillo, leave to Mrs. Grossman - Chapter of the year, to Miss Dixon-one quiet English class, to The gang —our fond memories, and to my brother —the chance to succeed at CHS. I, James Fusillo, leave this place happy as birds flying free, but yet sad as a bird with a broken wing and all my love to L.S. I, Ray Galavotti, leave CHS with memories of good times and good friends that I will never for- get. TO, R.G., L.V., LB, K.L., D.J., and J.W. my Luv, I'll always remember the fun I had, with you my friends. I, Craig Garbry, leave my brother Shane my spot at CHS and my bed, and to my brother Kevin my socks under the bed. I, Dave Gleeson, leave Anthony Tornatore the right to become Canastota's second STATE cham- pion, to Kelli Pickard the right to like E.C. and to the future wrestlers of Canastota the dedication and determination it takes to win the states. I, Elizabeth Green, leave Ted —Camp Lookout, L.O. —a perfect 10, D.H. —a heman (K.K), W.S.— a great senior year. Coach —a real man, Claude —Get down on it! and Leah to anybody who will take her. I, David Griffin, leave my brother, Dan, all the good times I had at CHS and especially, all the parties at Hardwood and the Oxbow. I, Jeff Grinnell, leave to all my friends at CHS all the good times we had together at school and out of school. I, Jerri-Lynne Guy, from the last of the long line, leave to MA RAP the joy of never having to call my house again. To Nancy, Tommy Harvey, Wewe Noble good luck. To Brian Beach, plus one! I, Kraig Haas, leave all future class clowns the right to raise as much hell and make as many peo- ple laugh as possible. Also, to B.W., M L., D B, P.F., D.B., and the rest of the soccer team a winning season. I, Barbara Halladay, leave all my books, pens, and pencils to my sisters and brothers. I also leave all the teachers with the underclassmen for we the seniors take all the fun with us. I. Tom Haralson, Leave Dan G. the right to be late to all his classes and not get in trouble for it, to L.S. and L.T., the right to go out with anyone who will take them. 0 125 Class Will I, Doug Hazen, leave to my parents all the days I skipped school and to Marylane all my love. I, Greg Heintz, leave the rest of Motley Crue the right to kick . . . their senior year. I also leave my sister Julie and my cousin Andy work study with no work, and all the great times ahead of them. I, Lori Heintz, leave to my brother Bob Heintz Canastota High School. I, Barb Henehan, leave Cathi all the good times and memories of our special friendship. To Slipe, her own problems to take care of. To D C. our fondest memories. I, Theresa Hilliker, leave C.C. memories, Spain, our little secrets, a big thanks; to M.H.- bubbleheaded bleached blond, camping last summer, thanks; M.A., B.A., L.R., thanks for everything; Tommy —good luck your last four; to Donny; my love. I, Penny Hollenbeck, leave this school to my niece Wendy. To Belinda, don't forget 6th period lunch and Brian P To Myra the name Mo and two more years left here. To Debbie, the fun times we had in school, to Belinda, I leave my friendship, and to my parents all my love. I, Kelli Hollingsworth, leave all of the partying to Carol, Jackie, and Tammy. I wish you the best of luck in your years to come! I, Fred Holtham, leave my brothers Jeff and Daniel all of the great times at CHS. Then to Huggins and Tex all the fun times we've had. Then to Jones and Griffin all of the great parties we've been to. I, Mark Hood, leave to future wrestlers of CHS, good luck; to B.M. our friendship, to Maryjo the great memories of the times we spent together; and to all my friends, the best of luck in the future. I, Steve Hood, leave CHS and all the fun to be had there to all my cousins. I, Darlene Hughes, leave to K.W. the name Mrs. D. to L.G. the Chittenango dance? To L.Q. memories of S. Tiller, to Coach all my love, and to anybody who wants him; Beauregard. I, Susan Janosky, leave my brother Robbie his Junior and Senior year filled with happiness and success. To THE GANG I leave all our wild and crazy memories together. I leave Bob all our fondest memories, - Mom and Dad THANKS! I, B.J., leave Myra-a punky Halloween, Penny-my friendship, Stuart-the saying, You know how I hate to walk, Tex-the name, F.B., Weiner, Bubba, and Nay-our fun studyhall, Hollie- a kazoo, and to Kelli —Momma G. I, Bill Jones, leave my sister and brothers all the trouble I've caused in this school. To Dave G., Dave M., Fred H., and Pete M., all the parties we have had at my house during school and all the times we've raised cain. I, Nanci Knox, leave CHS with many fond memories. To Mr. Smithski an even better season and thanks. To the BB Team a lot of luck to a great bunch of kids. To Coach don't forget the time at Friendly's and thanks for the way you are. To the gang especially M B. and C.L. all the great times. I, Jim from Kaz, leave my alarm clock to MA RAP, My reserved room and detention seats to my little sisters. I leave my late record, and this school behind. I, Claudia Lamkin, leave my brothers success and happiness. To Michelle and Nanci, all our laughs. To Liz, Get down on it. To Coach, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Grossman, and Mr. Sanderson, all my love, and to Theresa the right to attack Tito when we reach GEORGIA. I, Mike LeMay, leave to Mr. Moore my non-scuffable shoes, To Gary M., I leave my hair clip- pers. I, Colleen Lesher, leave the memories of friends and best of wishes to all the teachers because there will be more Leshers. I, Paul Licari, leave my deepest appreciations to CHS, all my counselors, and all my teachers. To L.C., I leave a golf date, 6th period lunches, and a life-long friendship. I, Adam Lorraine, leave this school to all of the present day students and to future generations. I, Paul Maccarone, leave Schmuck, Mantzer, Dave B., Randy R„ and all my other friends the good times we've shared together. To Mr. Wilbur, my squirtgun collection. To Theresa, may you find happiness in your last two years at CHS. To Mom and Dad, my love. I, Cary Mantz, being the last of the Mantz's, leave Miss Laidlaw my red socks, to the Friday night crew (Todd, Jimmy and Dave), I leave many more wild times, to Mary D., I leave my grey belt and avocado vee-necked sweater, best of all, I leave. I, Louis Markiewicz, leave my brother, Stuart a great senior year. To C.C. and D C., their best remaining years. To William Cretaro, the knowledge that you'll always have a friend. To the 126 1983 rest, it was great to know you all. I, Bill Marsh, leave all the trouble I never had a chance to get into, to my brothers, Duke and Rod. Also, to Mrs. Grossman, the chance to catch anyone cheating all the times I did. Get Lucky! I, Peter Mascari, leave my brother Mark all of his goals to achieve, to my sister Karen-the world title in dance, and most of all, to my beautiful Tara Michelle, I give you forever. I, Kathy McConnell, leave CHS with all my fondest memories, to the gang all the memories we share, and to my brother jeffrey much love and success. To Mom and Dad, I leave the biggest thanks possible. I, Karen McKillip, leave my brother, Bobby, four fun filled years at CHS; to Diane, a special thanks for being such a good friend; and to the Class of '83 Best of Luck always. I, Terry Merrell, leave my brother Todd and my sister Shelly, many good times. To my friends, all the partying they can handle, and to Sue, all my love. I, Dan Miller, leave my sisters Michelle and Maria lots of fun through the rest of CHS, to K.C., a new philosophy; to the lime death, to G.C., a great senior year, to Fred and Carf, reality. I, Dave Miller, leave to Tex all the stu. Did you do it? To Fred, the memories of all the parties and talking to cows. To G.F., B.J., D.G., all the candy you want. To Renee, a great senior year. I, Patrick Milmoe, leave my brothers Mike and lack, success in their athletics. To Eddie his neat hair. To Andy, a new collar bone. To Tex, a steady weedogger. To Sue, some rocket fuel. To Smith save the flowers. I, Anne Mirante, leave my sister Mary-Jo, much happiness and success. To my two oldest friends Christie and Sue, memories. To Nancy, julie, Mary, McDonald's Thanks for everything! To the gang, our fun. To Ronnie Rinaldo —Be QUIET. I. Vinny Morgan, leave to my brother Vance, the right to go wild in Ms. Laidlaw's gym class and skip study halls. To the trumpet section Mr Busch. To my underclassmen the right to roam halls. I. Debbie Murphy, leave to the gang our many good times, to C.C., H P., S.j., J.A., and M S., thanks for always being there and most of all to Mike I leave all my love and our many precious memories we will cherish always. I, Hope Nickel, leave good luck to the rest of my family at CHS, I'll remember the good times I have had and will miss it when I leave. I, Brent Niles, leave this school to my sister Darfy, to Debbie, all my love, and to Buck and Bill, have fun your senior year. I, Debra Notaro, leave this school with many fond memories and good friends. I leave this school one more Notaro, my sister Lorene. May she do the things I never could, and to S.B., here I come! I, Lynnett Ondriezek, leave L.S., j.L., L.G., our fondest memories; J.W., walnuts; Rick; his athletic ability; M.S., wet sponge; D.P., the thought that she can f-fade away. My mom the joy that I finally made it and all my love. I, Debbie Ostrander, leave to A.G., Waterloo. To L.P. K.C., K.D., S.C., all the good times we've had, take care. To P H., a good friendship and happy memories, June 11, 1982. B.M., D.S., D.T., what a lunch! I, Susan Pardy, leave my sister Tricia, fun times at CHS. To Stevie, Chris, and Stacey, alot of great times. To my friends, much happiness. Best of all to Terry, all my love, and our fond memories we shared. I, Nancy Pavone, the last of the Pavone's, leave to the gang all the fond memories, to Sue and Anne, an open invitation for a spaghetti dinner, to my cousin Debbie, 18 years of happy memories, and to Sammy, all my love and the ADVENTURE! I, Stephen Perry, leave this place to anyone who walks in. I, Kevin Phillips, leave, Mr. Keefe, Mr Busch, Mr. James, and Mrs. Peterson, all of my heartfelt appreciation; Kirby and Amanda my posters; my brothers and sisters my love, to Mom and Dad, I love, which I haven't said nearly enough I, Laura Rainbow, leave to my brother, the high school, to N.L., S.M., S.R., N.K., and C.R., our friendship, to Lori T., all our crazy times and adventures, and to Daryl, all our talks. I, Laurie Reed, leave good luck and alot of thanks to Beaver, Mike, Scott, Dick, and Joel. Ka- ren-Thanks for being there. Brett-never lose touch. Theresa - congratulations! I, Randy Reed, leave good luck to future soccer teams, a totaled SUBARU to anyone who wants it, strength to D P. and thanks to S.H. and K.E. I, Dave Reiss, leave to R.R., S.A., D.F., D.E., M.D., A.K., S.M., C.S., S.R., and A.S., The Great Team. To Chris, all my love. I, Cheryl Relyea, leave my sister Sue, the right to raise as much heck in the halls of CHS as she can. To Geri, Denise, and Jackie, I leave as many sunny afternoons as they want to enjoy I, Mike Relyea, leave this school with many memories. To my friends, its been great. To Debbie, the last 2Vi years have been beautiful. You have given me many wonderful memories. I hope there are many more to come. 4 I. Michele Relyea, leave to Brett Sgroi his nickname (W.P.) in hopes he finds the true definition of what it stands for. To Kim and Diana, a super senior year! To Wendy Boston, I leave the 127 Class Will biggest thanks possible for being a wonderful friend! I, Ronald Rinaldo, leave to Chopper, the right to raise hell. To the Class of 83, I leave the right to continue partying at the Oxbow. To Doug, Danny, and joe, I leave road trips. I, Diane Rogers, leave CHS to Eric, the last of the Rogers', to Karen, I leave all the good times we had and best of luck in running your house. Everything else I'm taking with me. I, Todd Rouse, leave to Mike and Tammy good luck in the future. To Gary M, jim T„ Dave B - Friday nights; To Mary D., I leave my car and a vanilla milkshake from McDonalds, and finally I leave this school for good. I, Kevin Rowe, couldn't think of anything original so I'll just leave. I, Pamela Runge, leave to my little sister Lisa and Stacey all the good times I had at CHS, I also leave CHS with many happy memories. I, Al Salerno, leave to Dan, Karl, Garry, and Tom, the band. To jim, his job at Clark's. To Randy, his fond memory of a clean driving record, and Ivy Lane. To my sister, I leave CHS, and the best times of her life. I, Chris Savage, leave to Stacey, my booth in the bathroom. To Paul and Melody, I leave you many good times at CHS. I, Robert Schnur, leave CHS to my parents retirement, to Bino, Burnie, Ding-Ding, Herbies, Snurf, Stonefingers, Danny, Mike, and Scotty, a terrific soccer season (Pull Out.) To Aldo, Dixie, Wilby, and Coach Ficken, more students like me, and love and respect for my friends. I, Dawn Seitz, leave CHS to my sister Sandy, and giving her the right to do anything she has a chance of doing. To Tom, all my love and vest for his last year at CHS. I, Liz Smith, leave Monica, Pete, Mike, and the twins the thought no one here gets out alive! To Beaner and Wendy, everlasting friendship, to Coach and the hockey team, good luck making it to Japan, to my parents, all my love. I, Marianne Smith, leave my brother Tim a wild senior year. To the gang, all of the great times, Mary and Julie, all my love. To Roy, my love always and all the special memories we've shared. I, Lisa Spadter, leave to Ang and Don, many parties in the Nova, to Heidi, the right to be late without Ma hassling her, to David, all my love and the promise of a beautiful future. My astral twin: everything. I, Cindi Stagnitta, leave my brothers Jim and Tony, the thrill of high school. To all of my friends the memories we had. To Doug Emerson, all the fun times of being a senior. I, Brian Stern, leave to CHS the memory of the Stern Clan, and to all the under classmen try their best to out do the class of 83 . I Christine Stiles, leave CHS to my sister, to terrorize. To all my friends, the good times we've had and hope to have. To my Mom and Dad, thanks for being there. Miss D. thanks for all the help, and to D.R. my love. I, David Torrey, leave the Torrey name in this school for awhile, to the football team of 1983, all of the agony and DEDICATION. To Mr. Marcelle, all the good times in S.S. 11, and my good friends, one last Phrrr! I, James Torrey, leave my cousin Gina, the best senior year ever. I leave Mr. Ficken, with the best of luck with the soccer team. I leave Terri, senior year and all my love. I, Gina Urtz, leave Canastota High with fond memories of my three years there. To Mr. Schnur, a quiet chemistry class. To L.R., L.T., K.W., J.A., and Coach Laidlaw all our great times togeth- er, and to my Mom, thanks for everything! I, Valerie Wesolowski, leave my sisters Tina and Debbie, the best of luck at CHS and to my friends who cared and stood by me. To J.L., K.M., C.S., C.A., C.S., C M., and coach, thanks for the good times. I, Andrew White, leave to Sue and Jimmy much happiness in the future. To Bubba G—our great summer of 82. To Wheel-his quarterback stardom, to Eddie, Mr. Burpton, and Moe. To my oldest friend Tex —the uncountable good itmes. I, Mike Wilhite, leave the keys to the Apt. to the remaining Crue members; Rob and Marty Have fun! To Julie, I leave the memories of our special relationship and the Dirty Dog absolutly nothing 'cause together were leaving this school forever! I, Tim Wilkinson, leave Mr. Sanderson, one more Wilkinson to carry on the tradition, to Jim T., the memories we've had in four years, and to all future CHS students the right, the urge, and the place to party I, John Willard, leave all my love and my car to Kathy. And to my sister Nancy, thanks for helping me decide to stay in school. Gopher and Drow, party hardy. Mo and Sterny, keep your nose clean. 128 tarrie lynnett karl michelle nanci laura claudia 130 rob dave chris cherie mary 133 selayna 134 greg greg kraig jeff brian dave bridget 135 sherry dave laurie debbie nancy krow dave rob dan darlene hope 136 137 kevin barb sue mike brian bob mark barb marianne scott dale cindi mike 139 hope mike michele tony craig 140 141 anne garret deb deb dann M2 doug ron brent patrick dawn chris byron todd craig adam todd steve captain lou diane sissy shelly 144 TISING Good Luck Class of '83 Congratulations to The Class of 1983 from John DiCeorge Canastota P.T.S.A. Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Compliments of Lawrence R. Cary Insurance Agency 697-2178 Lawrence R. Cary Bruce Cary Seneca Avenue Canastota, N.Y. 13032 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '83 FROM Science Club 146 PATRONS Lynne M. Carpenter Pat and Mildred Murphy Doug Murphy Joe and Nola Musacchio Ed and Caroline Cerasia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janosky Mr. and Mrs. Gus Herlan Mr. and Mrs. D.M. Cowell Anthony and Elizabeth DiCaspari Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Giufre Allen, Mary Ellen, Jennifer, Cheryl and Patrick Kime Craig King Miss Anne Shirk Miss Helen Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Filey Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bertolero Michael and Mary Taber Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rouse Marjorie M. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. William Mantz Mary and Duane Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ondriezek Val and Judy Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Milmoe Elizabeth Miller Dick, Jackie, Justin, Julianna Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Mr. Michael ). Marcelle Ms. Vivienne Turner Mr. and Mrs. Julius Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ficken Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wright Coach” Laidlaw Mr. and Mrs. R. Gene Knox Flo Salamone Anne Stagnitti and family Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Patricia Dixon Salvatore and Frances Paone Barbara Reiss Ma Rap” and Big Joe” Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Cooke 1 47 Compliments of RECREATION LANES Oneida, NY 363-3530 Congratulations to The Class of 1983 LINDA FAGLINO Owner 104 Madison St. Oneida, NY 13421 Open Tues.-Sat. Phone 363-8407 Compliments of WILLIAMS ONEIDA SEWING CENTER Home of Superstitch 123 Main St. Oneida, N Y. 363-1234 Owners Wayne and Cindy Fallon Open: 9:305:30 Thurs—9:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Anytime by appointment WORLOCK STONE CO., INC. Crushed Stone, Liquid Asphalt, Asphaltic Concrete, Lime General Offices: Canastota, NY 697-2261 Quarry Phone Chilt. 687-6146 HAMBLIN MUNZ HASKELL INC. Insurance 155 Main St., Oneida 363-2100 WORLOCK PAVING CORP. CRUSHED STONE Best Wishes from Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 CANASTOTA SAVINGS DIVISION OF SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. W. Seneca Ave., Canastota, N.Y. 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(315) «97-7M5 Rt. 5 at the light in Canastota Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Ben Casolare Delmer Wood, owners Phone: 697-9164 New Boston St. Rd. Canastota, N Y Best wishes to the Class of 1983 Inter-Collegiate Press Leading area yearbook publisher Dedicated to Quality — Since 1910 Emphasis on Service-Creativity JOHN OSGOOD Inter Collegiate Press Winnepeg, Canada Yearbook Specialist Box 222, Cicero, N Y. 699-3015 (Area 315) Shawnee Mission, Kansas 155 BRUM-O-MATICino ...complete food and vending service One Mount Pleasant Road, Canastota, New York 13032 1-315-697-3914 Compliments of the Canastota Office The Oneida Valley National Bank ORGANIZED 1851 Branches— Sherrill, New York Main St., Oneida, New York Hamilton, New York Canastota, New York Main Office — 160 Main Street, Oneida, N.Y. (315) 363-4500 Full Service Banking Member F.D.I.C. 156 ORNATORE 1 rv HOTOGRAPHY Memories Treasured For Generations” Canastota, New York 13032 (315) 697-3267 or (315) 697-2495 Call For Appointment Weddings Candid Formals Portraits Senior — Families — Groups — Children — Member Wedding Photographers International 157 0. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1983 MILK’S THE ONE From: EISENHUT HOLSTEIN FARMS Walt, Joan, Arnie, Eileen, Dean, Roy and Heidi 158 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 from GREATER LENOX AMBULANCE SERVICE Congrats Todd and Shannon CPS CLARKS PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. OXBOW ROAD CANASTOTA, NY 13032 DISTRIBUTOR OF GASOLINE, FUEL OILS, LUBRICANTS PHONES: 697-2278 687-3987 Best Wishes Class of 1983 W. E. Bailey and Son Agency Professional Insurance John W. Bailey, CPCU Eileen R. Bailey Mark C. Cramer Best Wishes to the Class of '83 McDonald’s You Rt. 13 Canastota, N Y. 160 161 162 OLDE GRANGE Would like to announce new hours 6 AM-? Mon-Sat Specials Served Daily Billiard Room Open Best of luck to Class of 83 ROSS'S HAIR DESIGN 241 S. Peterboro St. 697-7256 Congratulations To the Class of 1983 from Pokorny's Duraclean Service . fp of cmppjtA Q d uplutouj Quality Hill, Canastota 697-7786 Best Wishes to the Class of 83 Westlake Manufacturing 163 GARY'S Auto Parts, Inc. Full line of late model parts (Auto recycling center) 651 Fitch St Oneida, NY Pres. Gary P. Harrington Compliments of Canastota Auto Parts, INc. 425 South Peterboro St. Canastota, NY 13032 Phone 697-9922 or 697-9923 Best Wishes To The Class of 1983 from The Canastota Volunteer Fire Department Congratulations to The Class of 1983 From DiVeronica Bros. Inc. JOANIE'S CHATTERBOX DINNETTE Quality Dry Cleaning Open 7 days a week 4:30 A.M. — A. CIEREK SONS, INC Also open Late night Fri Sat 204 S. Peterboro Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-9462 Best Wishes to the Class of '83 The ultimate in beauty services Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success To the CLASS OF 1983 Teresa's Hair Utopia CANASTOTA COUNTRY CRAFTS 697-7653 108 Center St. 110 So. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 166 1983 Good Luck Ray, Anna, Claudia, Michelle, )amie, and Lori BUSINESS PATRONS Agway Lumber Children's Bazaar Gordon Flowers Oneida Music Alfred Patane Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Congratulations to all! I would like to wish all of those who contributed to the class of '83, the best of luck. To fellow students who have worked hard, thanks. —Special people and friends have made this year very important. We all have enemies, we all have friends; one true friend is William Cretaro. No one is so understanding, kind, and sincere, — thank you for be- ing a special friend. We all have to work together in order to exist and as well as our friends, our parents help us. They have watched us grow I'd like to thank you. Mom and Dad. Louis Markiewicz (Capt Lou) Compliments of NOBLE'S DAIRY The Quick Stop North Main Street Canastota Everyday Low Prices Weekly Sale Items BUSY Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Compliments of from COLEMAN'S CORNER TAP BRUNO NOVELTY CO., INC Phone 363-9745 Bill and Lucy Coleman, Props 104 Center St. Canastota, N.Y. Phone 697-2091 167 Floor-C. Cerio, S. Freeman. T. Scheid 1st Row-T Bennett, I Stagnitta, M Smith, A. Colunio, K Hoch, L. Starrs, G. Gena 2nd Row-R Wright, J Peryer, J. Marusa, A Hatch, S. Dutcher 3rd Row-R Slaski, S. Ev- ans, H Flynn, J. Melick, L Eastwood, M Ba- ker, T Grossman, L Hannan, L. Marchetti, L Beaumont, L. Sterling. B Eischen, J. Yorton 8th Grade Floor -G Farr, D. Mayville 1st Row-M. Seamon, S. Seitz, M. Chesebro, K. Winchell, H Read. R Clark, D. Harp 2nd Row-D Chundrlek, ). Stanton, M. Metcalf. T. Gustin, T Wesolowski 3rd Row-). Cortez, B Damore, T. Farr. E Brown, J Swistak. D. Rainbow, M. Galivotti, L Vanderhoff, L Weimer. K. Dority 8th Grade 1st Row —H McHarris, J DiVeronica, A. Long, M Duffy, G. Carey, B Galivotti, J. Finocchiaro, M New 2nd Row-V Arnold, S. Relyea, K Carson, T. Jones. S. Cerio, T Gleason, R Rapasadi 3rd Row-K. Smith, S. Bisha, R Reed, J Harrington, E. Tornatore, R. Giufre, P. Wiegand, L. Benishek. J. Marko, M. Mackey, S. Patane 8th Grade 169 1st Row —S. Fusillo, P Ward, R Devine, D. Thayer, D Lamkin, R. Marsh, G. Hannan 2nd Row —M. Spencer, T. Kimball, M. Pallas, D. Tuttle, D Malbouf 3rd Row —C. Colvin, A. LeClair, D Harp, C. Reeves, D. Graham, G. Farr, V. Coleman, R Cooper, D. Fletcher 7th Grade Floor-J. Fradenburg, L. Marchetti 1st Row-| Boston, L Marusa, F. Caldwell, T. VanEpps, M Smith. T. Tornatore, D Higinbotham 2nd Row-M Le, C. Musak, B Sterling, A Shaw, E. Dunn 3rd Row-D. Lopitz, S. Pearson, S Dodge, B Hodgins, J. Moore, C. laquin, D. Snyder, B. Giufre, K. Ward, K Gleason, M. Otts 7th Grade Floor-M. O'Hara, C Clarke, S. Sgroi, T Kimpton, J. Stanton 1st Row-D. Russitano, D. Smith, E. Finocchiaro, C. Creme, S. Cashel, A. Ackerman, A. Kozanitis, C. Evans, D. Wells 2nd Row-M. Cotsovites, M Derr, T Kielbasinski 3rd Row —L Hoke, I Robinson, S. Sgarlata, F Mitchell, C. Rapasadi, K Cassell, C. Gena, D Palmer 7th Grade 170 Front-B Seitz 1st Row-D. Hawkins, M. Malstrom, S. Macera, E. Dann, M Popple, S. Kilts, J. Stanton 2nd Row-G. Fox, P Bliss, T. Patterelli, E. Starkey, ). Niles, B Bush 3rd Row —M. Dwyer, S. Shepard, S. jeffris, K Cowan, D. Fowler, D. Clark, T. Shaw, R. Colvin, M. Hulsizer, V. Polisse, G. Farr, C. Gates 7th Grade 1st Row —T Manaseri, R. Colvin, S. Robotham, S. Mitchell, T. DiVeronica. D. VanValkenburgh, L Hall 2nd Row-T. Hill, S. Roth, S. Simzer, ). Whitmeyer, M. Cesario, D. Tuttle, J. Bliss 3rd Row-B Burgdoff, D. Arnold, T Stoddard, L Whaley, L Collins, E. Harp, E. Hopkins, D. Holtham 7th Grade Floor —|. Bertolino, B Weeks 1st Row —M. Wattenbe, M Wedge, R Morris, F Milana, j. Hannan, j. McConnell, S. Wilson 2nd Row-B. Burns, W. Hertel, A. Back, H Hunt, A Goodell 3rd Row-M. Weisbrod, T Seitz, E. Rogers, A. Pickard, W. Colvin, R Hawkins, B. Melick, R Smith, D. Shaver, S. Babcock, D. Dubois, M. Steele, M. Michaels 171 7th Grade 8th Grade 1st Row-K. Gagen, I Barbieri, T O'Hara, R Denney, B Douglas, T. Hilliker, A. Benson 2nd Row-) Stevens, I Capparelli, A Roe. D. Valerio, P. Chase 3rd Row-T Kimball. ). Mitchell, L Miller, P Sav- age. D Malek, L Kirk, M. Ryan, R Tassone. D. Devaul, B McKillip, F. Olcott 1st Row —B Tornatore. V. Becraft, R. Bonaventura, K. Dake, F Seeber, R Stevens, P Tucker 2nd Row-) LaRue, M. Babcock, D. Higinbotham, E. Clark, S. HoPkins 3rd Row —S. Blowers, P Stoddard. |. Salay, D. Goodell, ). Grems 8th Grade 1st Row-B. Cornish, ). Muehlenbein, K. Wallis, M. Johnson, M. Miller. M. Tornatore. T. Chase 2nd Row-A. Adamo, M. Johnson, S. Wesolowski, T. Colvin, C. Dillman 3rd Row-B. Brantis, T. Reiss, G. Gilbank, M Farrell. J Bruce, T Muir. E. Dillman, C. O'Herien 8th Grade 172 1st Row-M Colvin. M. Case. V Roache. L. Notaro. B. Gaudette. T Lackey. S. Polsinelli 2nd Row-) Mohorter. D. Alexander. B Jaquin. P Morris, D. Baker 3rd Row-L Long, |. Sorci, M. Houseman, J. Whitmeyer, C. Ausman, T. Pardy, N Plante, A. Manaseri. B. Grago, K Rowe Student Government Student Government Front-K Gleason, R Giufre, D. Chundrlek, M. Metcalf. Vice-President 1st Row-J. Boston, L Marusa, H. McHarris, J. Moore, M Duffy. Treasurer, M Le, H Read 2nd Row-K Cassell, B Galavotti, J. Milmoe, President, E. Brown, S. Pearson 3rd Row —C. Clarke, S. Cerio, |. Finocchiaro, Secretary, P. Wiegand. F. Mitchell, B. Weeks, G. Carey, K Ward, E Tornatore National Honor Society Honor Society 1st Row —L. Starrs, L Bacon, I Marusa. A. Hatch, ) Harrington, S. Cerio 2nd Row-T. Gleason, C Cerio, R Rapasadi, S. Patane. I Vorton. J Melick, L. Beaumont. E. Tornatore 173 174 Hi there Yuck - Cafeteria food' WHAT?? 175 Faculty Kime Tornatore New Tornatore Broga Caezza Besl Keefe Babowicz Prentice McConnell Glazier Blankinship . Pestell Miller Snyder Busch McCarten Strong 12. M 18. 19. R 20 R 21. C. 22 W ADMINISTRATION Mr. King Mr. Cowell 2 24 1. D. Ward 2. B. Smith 3. B Enigk 4 G. Zieniewicz 5. B Woodarek 6 K. Rouse 7. M. Milmoe 8. F. Colburn 26 27 Mr. Tim Bazen, we dedicate this yearbook to you. For your out- standing help in curricular activities and for being an excellent teacher. You're really not that bad of a guy, despite what everyone says.