Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Life seems to be a puzzle—a set of pieces we juggle through time to create a final picture. Sometimes things don't fit, the time is not right, the piece is too big or too small or has too many facets to it. Sometimes we touch upon just the right piece—we pat it down in our lives and the picture is a little more complete. The class of 1984 presents to you a completed puzzle of our graduating year. A year where not all the pieces fit all of the time, but with a little loving juggling we put it altogether. Table Of Contents Faculty......................5 Senior Informals............15 Senior Formats..............33 Senior Directory............51 Activities..................57 Underclassmen...............79 Sports......................97 Advertisements.............115 2 DEDICATION sharing our joy, working alongside us and striving for the perfection that we all want. For this, Mr. Burton, we wish to dedicate the 1984 TOOT to you. We wish to dedicate the 1984 Toot to a person who has devoted much time and effort to our class. He has spent many hours dreaming and planning with us for all of our major events. He helped us orga- nize our Prom and Senior Ball and shared the memories of those wonderful times. He has become the Class of 1984's best friend. Laughing with us. DEDICATION 3 Exchange Student What can I say? New places, faces, language, customs, everything was different for me. Now, I see this is normal. At first this was pretty hard for me. I had many very nice times too. I have been learning something else with the experiences I have had. So I think I am not going to forget Canastota and the people I have met. I feel I have a place in my heart where you will always stay. I would like at this time to thank all those who helped me. Sincerely your friend always, Cesar Ocana Rafael Christmas American-style. Where do you go in this town for a haircut? 4 EXCHANGE STUDENT 5 Administration Assistant Superintendent Garad Williams Superintendent Vincent Albanese Board of Education Front Row: Margaret Peters, Wesley Hood, President, Barbara Hopsicker, Back Row: Eugene Pavone, James Caldwell, Stephen Fisher, Dean Yorton 6 ADMINISTRATION Michael ]. Marcelle Assistant Principal It is my earnest hope that the graduating Class of 1984 have an honored place in our school's history—a class which will be a source of pride and accomplishment, and one which will symbolize the goals that Canastota Central Schools has established. The attainments of the Class of 1984 can be based largely on the foresight, supervision and guidance they received throughout the 13 years of their educational development. The Class of 1984 must utilize the academic and social skills that they have developed in school to meet the challenges of the future. TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Nothing is more rewarding to educators than to watch young people grow and mature. It has been a pleasure for me to have known all of you as both a teacher and as an assistant principal. Your years at Canastota Junior-Senior High School have been some of the most important years of your lives. All of you will learn to cherish the memo- ries you have had of your high school days. As you go out into the world, always remember that you are a product of the Canastota Central Schools. Your parents and teachers have worked hard to prepare you for the future. Be proud of who you are and what you have accomplished. Do your best at every task that is before you and always remember that my best wishes are with you. Sincerely, Michael J. Marcelle Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATION 7 ENGLISH Lewis James Ellen Wheeler Jackie Carll Mary Jo Astrachan Patricia Dixon Florence Di Prim a SOCIAL STUDIES Roland Ficken Dorothy Clarke Mark Smith 8 FACULTY SCIENCE Douglas Wilbur William Cass Craig Fox r . Arthur Broga MATH Jim Burton William Miller Leonard Moore FACULTY 9 Richard Sanderson BUSINESS Amollia Grossman Sue Wright INDUSTRIAL ARTS Sue Taylor Vincent Pariato Richard Sweeney DRIVER ED Thomas Moses ART Patricia Best HOME EC. Gail Strong 10 FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGE ■3 r Barbara Smith Marcia Laidlaw PHYS ED Robert Borgognoni Gregory Keefe MUSIC CAFETERIA STAFF Bruce Busch Let a Hilts, Gladys Hertel, Lucy Taylor, Dorothy Wilkinson, Hilda Schon, Josephine Malinin FACULTY 11 SECRETARIES Francis Paone, Florence Salamone Rosa Benenati, Marie Marchetti Helen Martin. Librarian Patricia Filey, Assistant MEDIA CENTER CAREER CENTER Carol Pestell Rita Smith 12 FACULTY GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mary Ellen Kime John Dimao ATTENDANCE OFFICER NURSE Beverly Rapasadi Carolyn Mannix FACULTY 13 CLASS OF 1984 Chris Cerio, president Secretary; Terri Sgroi, Treasurer; Nhan Le, Vice-president; Julie Boston CLASS FLOWER: for-get-me-not CLASS COLORS: blue and gold CLASS MOTTO: Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Future Chefs of America 16 SENIORS anncttc WgMw we tidy ovanti a 24 SENIORS montca Seniors . . . College Prep . . . Punk Day . . . 'Stota . . . Grad. Announcements . . . Pep Rallies . . . bronze onion . . . Senior Ball . . bonfire . . . Lake Placid . . . McDonalds . . . Oxbow . . . Winter Ball . . . caps gowns . . . work study . . . ACT SAT . . . Hardwood . . . movies . . . Senior skit . . . Homecoming . . . Senior Privileges . . . class rings . . . computers . . . New Wave . . . homework . . . Police . . . concerts . . . food fights . . . study halls . . . Ma Rap . . . dances . . . Section III . . . Def Leppard . . . snowball fights . . . suspension . . . clubs . . . detention . . . practices . . . labs . . . gym class . . . time out . . . homeroom . . . class picnic . . . Driver's Ed . . . Sylvan Beach . . . interviews . . . Green Lakes . . . conventions . . . brew . . . To be or not to be . . . term papers . . . Family Living . . . 95X . . . snow banks . . . kickball . . . Senior Lounge . . . 1966 . . . Michael Jackson . . . Lobby . . . 3 or 5 . . . Jersey Day . . . cars . . . 5:30 bus . . . ban- quets . . . the Prom . . . scholarships . . . skiing . . . Senior Doors . . . Senior checklists . . . the malls . . . snow days . . . green pass . . . guidance . . . Psychology . . . Food . . . Senioritis . . . college . . . Van Halen . . . Air bands . . . 50's Day . . . parties . . . Hat Day . . . Mrs. B. + college forms . . . Preppy . . . more money . . . GRADUATION!!! VALEDICTORIAN Wendy E. Smith Always give it your best. TOP David N. Burnham Dave” You have only failed, when you have failed to try. Julie Lynn Boston Jules” The moment that we touched becomes a memory for all time.” Joanne Albanese Juana” Believe in something, work for it, and it will be yours. 34 TOP TEN TEN SALUTATORI AN Heather Leigh Sterling In the midst of winter, I finally found that there was in me an invincible summer. Steven Bertolino Bert” Success is a peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best. Shirley Johnson Shirt” We grow in the image of those we love. Gina Marie Stagnitti Stag Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Cheryl Ann Chase Chert” To handle yourself, use your Head; to handle others use your Heart. TOP TEN 35 Patrick John Filey Pat sailing. Sailing, SAILING, the best experience in life. Mary Jo Cesario M.J. Beyond every cloud there is a rainbow. Douglas Stewart Bell Dinger The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running. Lynn CappareUi Go placidly amid the noise and haste . . . . Douglas J. Emerson 'Doug” How a person plays the game shows his character, how he loses shows it all. Heidi J. Eisenhut Heidi-Ho If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it. Tara Michelle Fowler People have a talent for filling days with laughter and hearts with love. Pamela Jane Chapman Pam” No goal is too high; if you believe in your- self. John Carrier Destiny is not to be waited for, if its to be achieved. 36 Christine Marie Searles Bouffard Eulalia Onalee Wickham ”Eulie” Love is the shortest distance between two We are the petals of the flower of life, hearts. Vicki Jaquiti ' Give me a break Mr. Fox!” Linda Bristol Halladay Remember your yesterdays, Dream about your tomorrows. But live today! Tracy Duncan Smile and everyone will wonder what you've been up to! Michele Jeanne Hayes Keebler A day is not wasted if a memory is made. 37 Robin Morae Wieland Rob I finally realized what high school ivas all about, to learn what you need now, and for Anthony Tornatore “Nino' Go for it! Monica Mane Smith “Ker“ “Life was meant for fun, not for worry. Paul Stoddard “Stodd What's the sense in being if you can't be yourself. Donna Lynne Saunders Sometimes you have to build your own rainbow. Martin Metcalf “Marty'' “If you leant something bad enough you'll do anything to get it. Christine Jeannette lannone “Chris You don't get to choose how you are going to die. Or when. You can only decide how Darrin Catania “Mole My Goals; college, a good job, marriage, live life well. 38 Cynthia Ann Childs Cindy Always remember the good times, but learn something from the bad. Michael Babcock Richard Dority Richard C. Wells Rick Anger submits to compassion, Love sees a glimmer of light. There isn't much left but the black and the white life of an angry young man. Annette Marion Adamo We leave to carry out our lives but our memories stay within the heart. 39 Danni Plante Dan Why worry and take the joy out of life. 1 Kimberly Ann Alger Kim Live each day of your life to the fullest, for there may be no tomorrow. Gregg Button Bawdoti I’m really innocent, I only look guilty.’ Le Thi Hong Nhan Nhan Mark Stephen Rose Mark The secret of happiness is not in doing what One person can make a difference, one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Robert George Gray Robbo Joann Musak Jo Attitude determines your success Beautiful times are meant to be shared. Michele Susan Read Shelly” There will be only one of me to show what I can do. Keith Thomas Galton No man can be wise on an empty stomach. 40 Gerald Paul Cummins Garry” Both beautiful and true, my true love must be. Wendy Sue Buyea Boo Look to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. Ellen Marie Stoddard Ellie If it is to be, it is up to me. Wade Eric Smith Ward To do nothing is the way to be nothing. Robert Coe Thomas Rapasadi Tom Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the road. Pam, Val, and Renee Who says Three's a crowd” Pam, Val and Renee don't think so. 41 Richard Mark Luther ”Bum It's better to burn out than to fade away. Tina Lynne Burns True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare. False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere. George William Reidy G.l. George Fight for freedom today or live in chains and bondage tomorrow. Gary Heintz Heintzy If only I could get that wonderful feeling of accomplishment without having to accomplish anything. Candyce Charless McAllister Candy Never forget your dreams of one day, for one day may soon be here. Mike Ackerman Just live the life you want. Never lose your soul. Lesley Mari VanEvera Peppermint” After every smiling rainbow there is some sun. Earl Cowan Bennett Butch Don't be a quitter, you will never get any- where in life. 42 Michael Edward Lee, Mike If you are patting yourself on the back about what you did yesterday, you must not have done much today. Wanda llene O'Herien Never lie, you’ll regret it in the end. Dawn Iline Jones What lies behind us and what lies before us, are tiny matters compared to what lies with- in us. Kathy Eastwood Nathan LeBlanc Dawn Marie Weimer Twiggi Alone we search for beauty, together we find love. Kimberly K. Olcott, Kimmy Kay Nothing worse could happen to one than be completely understood. Naomi Jeanne Clapper, Nay You only live once, so live all you can today. Earth to Wendy We know you are in there. 43 Rebecca Lynn Abbott Becky” The greatest distance we have yet to cover still lies within us. Steven F. Wright Steve Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. Scott Wallace Mutha Me and the Boys Made a Pact To live or die, never scarred for life. Cheri Lynn Peryer Cher Bear Live life to the fullest, Because . . . you only live once! Terri Lynne Kimpton Fuzzard The more you give, the more you receive. The more you laugh, the less you fret. John Michael Alger John Here I am up on stage, there I go turn the page. Maryanne DenHaese Marshmallow Roy McNabb Fashion a dream and make it come true. To image is everything. Renee Elizabeth LeBlanc Stub If distance were measured in terms of the heart, good friends are only a minute apart. 44 Kimberly Susan Ward Wheez” I'm not afraid of tomorrow for I've seen yes- terday and I love today. Allan David Zehr Have the courage to take off when the others are sitting still. Deborah Ann Allen Debbie If you have little or nothing to say, it's sometimes wiser to stay silent. Christine Cerio Chris” I am what I am made to be not made to be. Cheri Kimball Thumbalina The luckiest people are those who find friendship of the lasting kind. Roseann Marie Allen ''Rosanna, Rosanna, Danna” Look not at the faults of others, but look first inside yourself. Jo-vanna Kay Lincourt J” To understand any living thing, you must, so to say, creep within and feel the beating of its heart. Lee Houseman It is not how much we gave, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Sheryl Anne Trapaso Sherry” Don’t worry about it, C’mon lets go—No Problem!” SENIOR FORMALS 45 Michael J. DiGeorge “Flash Enjoy life while you can, while you still have one. Ron Reiss Dude What appears to be the end may really be a tew beginning. Jacquelyn Cox Jackie If it is to be, it is up to me. Carol Ann Casler Life is ivhat you make it. Shane Edward Garbry Garb Life is like a sandwich, add to it and it becomes better. Scott A. Arnold Arnie If you can imagine it; you can achieve it. Geri Lynne Rouse Froggie Give me all of your dreams, and let me go along on your way. Don Flores Dandy Don If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. Valerie Ann Vaccaro Val You have to go through fire before you get to heaven. 46 Terri Ann Sgroi “Mouse Mos of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in our own sunshine. on E. Otts “OTTsie Robin Lee Gustin “Brown Eyes Look toward Heaven! All your answers and fondest dreams lie there. Matthew Gagen Tobra Lynn Rinaldo Tobi It's nice to be important but EVEN MORE, it's important to be nice. Jill Renee Inman “JUT' Without the eternal hopes of people, rainbows would be needless and would foresake the sky. Allan Snyder Michael Gleason ii!’ Lori Kelly Buffy Shared joys make a friend, not shared sufferings. 47 Julie Ann Quoin Booj Climbing Ml. Everest is never easy, you just take it 1 step at a time, never look back, and always keep your eyes glued to the top. Lori Ann Quain Little Palsy Which ever of you would be great, must be the servant of all the rest. Deborah Marie Fox Crash” Some people call me ”strange” prefer the word ”unique Laurie Ann Ausman Love is friendship; Friendship is love: If love fails, friendship should remain for friendship is the foundation of love. Sharon Deborah Kilts ”Shar” People should learn to sail with the winds. Diana Lynn Pokorny “Pop” If you can not win, make the person ahead of you break the record. David DeVaul Dave” If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words. Wendy—official timer—ready, set, go! Tammy Barton, David Bixby, Howard Blowers, Drew Bogardus, Susan Carpenter, Stuart Cornelius, Matthew Doerle, Ronald Herb, Nancy Hilts, Denise Jones, Dean Lansing, Mary Muench, Michael Muench, Karen Muir, Russell Marsh, Scott Meehan, Allen Olmsted, William Percival, Rami Popple, Lisa Rainwater, Howard Roache, Stephen Sgarlata, Brian Thayer, Deanna Tuttle, Richard Tuttle SHUTTER shy SENIORS 49 CLASS OF 1984 DIRECTORY This directory is a list of all seniors' home addresses and activities both in school and out of school: clubs, sports, and organizations. Albanese, Joanne 300 Canal St. Cheerleading 1-4 Captain 4, Honor Society 2-4, International Club 3,4 Secretary 3, History Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, K.E. 3-4, Vice- President 4 Alger, John Michael 323 N. Peterboro St. Wrestling 2 Alger, Kimberly Ann 323 N. Peterboro St. K.E. 2-4 Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff 4, History Club 3,4 Allen, Roseann Marie 217 S. Park St. Drama Club 2 Arnold, Scott Allan 116 Clark St. Basketball 1-3, Football 2,4, Golf 1-4 Ausman, Laurie Ann R.D. No. 1 Box 194E Seeber Rd. J.V. Softball 3, J.V. Volleyball 3, G.A.A. 4, Honor Society 3,4 Babcock, Michael Warren R.D. No. 3 Oxbow Rd. Bell, Douglas Stewart R.D. No. 4 Box 131 Soccer 1-4 Indoor Track 3,4, Track 1- 4, Science Club 2-4, Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 1 Bennett, Earl C. Fromey Road RD No. 2 J.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4 Bertolino, Steven Andrew 203 New Boston Street Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1,2, National Honor Society 2-4 Bixby, David Ross RD No. 2 Waterbury Road Football 1, Wrestling, Varsity Indoor Track Blowers, Howard W. RD No. 1 F.F.A. 1-4 (President, Vice President) Boston, Julie Lynn John Pete Road R.D. No. 4 Field Hockey 2-4, Cheerleading 1,3, Softball 1-3, Musicals 1-4, Drama Club 1-3, Chorus 1-4, History Club 3, Honor Society 2-4, Science Club 1- 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Student Government 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Area All-State Chorus 3,4, All County 1,2, Yearbook Staff 4 Burnham, David N. Douglas Drive Track 1-4, Indoor Track 2-4, Soccer 2- 4, Basketball 1, J.V. Soccer 1, Na- tional Honor Society 2-4, History Club 3, Science Club 4, Internation- al Club 2, Tri-Pine Staff 1, Student Government 1,4 Burns, Tina Lynne Apt. 207 West Center Street Drama Club Buyea, Wendy Sue Oxbow Road Field Hockey 1-4, J.V. Volleyball 2, Softball 1-4, Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, History Club 3,4, Chorus 1-4, Band 3,4, Musicals 1,2,3, Variety Show 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Student Government 3,4, Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Carrier, John C. RD No. 4 Box 26 North Court Street Football 1, Wrestling 1,2, FFA Casler, Carol Ann 207 South Main Street Catania, Darrin Nelson Road P.O. Box 406 Wrestling 3, Football 1 Cerio, Christine Marie RD No. 2 Box 16A2 Pine Ridge Road Varsity Track 1, Cheerleading 1-3 Captain 2, Softball 2,3, Student Government 1-4, Secretary 1, Trea- surer 3, Senior Class President, History Club 3. Cesario, Mary Jo Box 36K Douglas Heights Cheerleading 1,2, Varsity Track 1, History Club 3, Student Government 1,3, Yearbook Staff Senior Editor 4, K.E. Society 2,3,4, (President) Chapman, Pamela Jane 309 Second Street Cheerleading 1 Chase, Cheryl Ann Box 196 RD No. 2 Rt. 31 National Honor Society 3,4, Future Business Leaders of America 1,2,3 Childs, Cynthia Ann R.D. No. 1 Seneca Ave. Clapper, Naomi Jeanne 165 Barlow Street Coe, Robert LeHarden 322 North Main Street Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1 Cornelius, Stuart Alan R.D. No. 1 Old County Road Bowling, S.A.D.D. DeVaul, David Preston 114A Wilson Cove Road Bowling 1, Chess Club 3, A.V. 2 DiGeorge, Michael 210 Wilson Avenue Soccer 1,2, Football 3,4 Dority, Rich 53E Whitelaw Road Eastwood, Katherine Mac R.D. No. 4 North Peterboro Street Varsity Basketball 1, Volleyball 2-4, Softball 1-4, Cheering 1-3 Eisenhut, Heidi Jane R.D. No. 3 Ingalls Corners Road Field Hockey 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Science Club 2, G.A.A. 1-3, Tri-Pine 1 Emerson, Douglas James 312 East North Canal Street Basketball 1-4, Chess Club 2,3, A.V. Club 3,4. Filey, Patrick J. R.D. No. 3 DIRECTORY 51 Soccer 1-4, Track 3,4, Indoor Track 4, Photo Club 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4 Flores, Donald Stanley 306 East North Canal Street Football 3,4, Wrestling 1,3 Fox, Deborah Marie Whitelaw Road Spanish Club 1, National Honor Society 3,4, K.E. Society 2,3 Gagen, Matthew James 303 Tuttle Avenue Soccer 1-4, Indoor track 4, Tennis 3- 4, Photo Club 3,4 Galton, Keith Thomas Box 17 Forbes Road Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4 Garbry, Shane Edward 109 West Elm Street, Wampsville Football—4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4 Gleason, Michael J. 213 James Street Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-4, Student Government 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4 Gray, Robert Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, Track 2 Gustin, Robin Lee 110 Catherine Street Drama Club 1-4| Chess Club 4, FBLA 1, OALT-Oneida Area Little Theatre 2,4, Tri-Pine Journal 4 Hayes, Michele Jeanne R.D. No. 3 Box 44c Clock Road Heintz, Garry 354 N. Peterboro Street Football 1 Herb, Ronald Anthony 110 E. Sands Street, Oneida Soccer 1-3, Wrestling 1,2, Baseball 1- 4, Iannone, Christine Jeannette Box 99 Route 31 Cheerleading 1,3, Track 2 Inman, Jill Renee 15th Ave. Sylvan Beach 52 DIRECTORY J.V. Volleyball 3, J.V. Basketball 2, Honor Society 4, Science Club 1, Drama Club 2-4, History Club 3,4, Musicals 1-3, Tri-Pine Journal 3,4 Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Jaquin, Vicki Lee R.D. No. 2 Box 140 Field Hockey 2-4, Volleyball 2-4, Softball 2,3, Track 4, J.V. Basketball 2, G.A.A. 2-4, Spanish Club 2,3, Band 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Mathletics 1, Science Club 2-4, Secretary 4, Honor Society 2-4, SADD 4, Student Government 1,2, Drama Club 3, Musicals 1-2, Pit Band 3, K.E. 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Majorette 1-4 Johnson, Shirley J. 120 East Chapel St. Honor Society 3,4, History Club 3,4 Jones, Denise Louise R.D. No. 1 Seeber Road Kelly, Lori Lynn 418 S. Peterboro St. Field Hockey 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Softball 1-4, G.A.A. 2-4 Kimball, Cheri Leona R.D. No. 1 Box 196-a J.V. Volleyball 3, K.E. 2-4, G.A.A. 4, Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4 Kimpton, Terri Lynne 414 New Boston St. J.V. Basketball 2,3, Track 1-3, Indoor Track 2, Chorus 1-3, FBLA 2 Le Thi Hong Nhan 106 James St. Track 1,2, Cheering 2-4, History Club 3, Treasurer 3, Honor Society 3,4, Class Treasurer 1,2,4 LeBlanc, Renee Elizabeth 311 S. Peterboro St. Cheerleading 1,3, Purple Haze 1 Lincourt, Jo-vanna 423 West Lewis St. Field Hockey 1-3, Volleyball 1-3, Softball 1-3, Tri-Pine Journal 1-3, G.A.A. 1-3 Luther, Richard Mark 342 Roberts St. Baseball 1-3, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1,2, Science Club 4 Marsh, Russell V. 140 N. Willow St., Oneida J.V. Football 1,2 McAllister, Candyce Charlee R.D. No. 2 Box 35 McNabb, Roy 111 Francis St. A.V. Club 4 Metcalf, Martin Christopher 212 E. Hickory St. Basketball 1,2,4, Baseball 1,2,4 Muir, Karen Marie R.D. No. 2 box 74A Cheerleading 1,3 Musak, Joann 308 State St. Cheerleading 1-4, K.E. 2,3 Olcott, Kimberly Kay Rt. 31 Box 83A Olmstead, Allen T. 107 N. Main St. Indoor Track 4, Track 3,4 Otts, Jon Edward Jr. 405 N. Main St. Peryer, Cheri Lynn 106 E. Hickory St. Drama Club 2, Band 1-4 Peryer, Sandra Lynn 213 S. Main St. Band 1-4, Drama Club 2, Tri-Pine Journal 4, Musical 1, F.N.A. 3,4 Plante, Danny R.D. No. 4 Box 162A Soccer 1-4 Pokorny, Diana Lynn R.D. No. 4 Box 280A Field Hockey 1-4, J.V. Basketball 1, Cheerleading 2,3, Softball 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Treasurer 1, Honor Society 3,4, Chorus 1, Band 1-4, Science Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4 Quain, Julie Ann 124 Deppoliti Ave. Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Science Club 2, Secretary 2, G.A.A. 1-4 Vice- President 4, Spanish Club 1, Honor Society 4, SADD 4. Quain, Julie Ann 124 Deppoliti Ave. Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Science Club 2, Secretary 2, G.A.A. 1-4 Vice- President 4, Spanish Club 1, Honor Society 4, SADD 4. Quain, Lori Ann 124 Deppoliti Ave. Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4, K.E. 2,3, Science Club 3 Rainwater, Lisa Ann 113 W. Park St. Reidy, George William 306 Tuttle Ave. Drama Club 2,4, Boys State 4, F.F.A. 3,4, Photo Club 3,4, A.V. Club 3,4 Rinaldo, Tobra Lynn 127 Will New Blvd. Cheerleading 3,4, K.E. 2-4 Roache, Howard L. Jr. R.D. No. 3 Box 27A5 Cottons Rd. Football 1-3 Mascot 4, Baseball 1, Track 1 Rose, Mark Stephen 301 N. Peterboro St. Band 1,3,4, Science Club 2-4 Rouse, Geri Lynne 37 Vienna Dr. Bowling 2 Saunders, Donna Lynne R.D. No. 2 Box 35 ' Sgori, Terri Ann R.D. No. 4 Box 210 Cheerleading 1-4, Track 1,2, Student Gov't. 1, Class Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1- 4, History Club 3, K.E. 2-4, Chorus 1-3 Smith, Monica Marie E. Seneca Ave. Field Hockey 1-4, Softball 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Tri-Pine Journal 4 Smith, Wade Eric R.D. No. 1 box 32 Football 1-4 Co-captain 4, Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 1, Track 2-4, Student Gov't. 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4. Smith, Wendy E. R.D. No. 1 Box 32 Track 2-4, Indoor Track 3,4 Student Gov't. 1-4 President 4, Science Club 2.4, History Club 3, President 3, Band 1,2,4, French Club 1,2, Photo Club 3,4, Pit Band 1,2, SADD 4 Stagnitti, Gina Marie 111 E. Hickory St. Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Science Club 2-4 Secretary 3, President 4, G.A.A. 1-4 Treasurer 3, President 4, Honor Society 2-4, Mathaletics 1, SADD 4, History Club 4 Sterling, Heather L. R.D. No. 3 Cottons Rd. Indoor Track 2, J.V. Volleyball 3, Field Hockey 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Honor Society 2-4, Science C lb 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Band 1-4, Student Gov't. 4, French Club 1, Drama Club 3.4, SADD 4, Chorus 1-4, Musicals 1, 2 Stoddard, Ellen Marie Box 205 R.D. No. 3 Honor Society 3,4 Stoddard, Paul Box 205 R.D. No. 3 Thayer, Brian R.D. No. 3 Box 27C Cottons Rd. J.V. Football 2, F.F.A. 1-3 Tornatore, Anthony 7 Sandy Lane Football 1-4 Tornatore, Theresa Anne 251 S. Peterboro St. Trapaso, Sheryl Anne Box 400 Lorraine Dr. Band 3,4, Drama Club 2, Tri-Pine Journal 4 Vaccaro, Valerie Ann 2 Deppoliti Ave. Cheerleading 3, Purple Haze 1 VanEvera, Lesley Mari 115 Frances St. F.B.L.A. 1, Band 1-3, Chorus 1-4 Wallace, Scott R.D. No. 2 Box 120 A.V. Club 1 Weimer, Dawn Marie R.D. No.2 BOX 415 N. Main St. Wickham, Eulalia Onalee R.D. No.2 Box 374B Waterbury Rd. Chorus 3,4 Wieland, Robin Morae R.D. No. 1 Box 20L Forbes Rd. History Club 3,4, Tri-Pine Journal 4 Wright, Steven Francis 118 Delano Ave. Football 3,4, Soccer 1,2, Basketball 1- 4, Baseball 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4 Ward, Kimberly New Boston St. Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1,2, K.E. 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4 LeBlanc, Nathan 311 S. Peterboro St. Wrestling 1-4 Ackerman, Michael R.D. No. 2 Lewis Point Rd. Muench, Mary Frances Street History Club 3 Muench, Michael Frances Street Wilhelm, Henry Wilhem Rd. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4 DIRECTORY 53 Kathy, are you too hard at work to smile at the photographer? Danny, who stepped on your foot? Of course, I'll print these pictures so you can have them yesterday. Looks too good to be true. Vat. Michelle, do you have money coming out of your ears? SPIRIT WEEK Hats, Greasers, Dress-up, Jerseys, Punkers, Up- set of Camden's Hoagy Hogs, 16-13, Queen Nhan Le, record field goal, all were a part of 1983's spirit week. 56 S3I1IAI1DV 1984 TOOT STAFF To the readers of the 1984 TOOT; When accepting the task on Moving-Up Night 1983, for being the editors of this yearbook, we were unaware of the amount of time and effort that is involved in putting a yearbook together. We spent many hours thinking of ideas and planning the layout to make our yearbook unique. We thought we would not have any problem meeting our deadline in February, but as the time quickly approached, we found our- selves behind where we anticipated being, but with determination and a lot of help from our staff and other willing people, we made it. We would like to thank our advisors; Miss Mar- tin, Miss Dixon, and Mrs. Wright, for all the hours of help and support they gave to us in completing our goals. We would also like to thank Mrs. Filey for helping out with the typ- ing, and Mrs. Besl and her students who pro- vided pictures to make our yearbook better than any before. We hope we have put together a book that will bring back some happy memo- ries to all. CO-EDITORS: Heather Sterling, joanne Albanese SENIORS BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY TYPING Jill Inman Mary Jo Cesario Steve Wright Kirn Ward Wendy Smith Pat Filey Kim Alger Wanda O'Herien FACULTY Wade Smith SPORTS Mike Gleason UNDERCLASSMEN ACT. Julie Boston ART Mary Muench first row: L. Quam, V. Jaquin, J. Inman, J. Boston, M. Gleason, G. Stagnitti, J. Quain, J. Albanese second row: H. Ster- ling, W. Smith, W. Smith, P. Filey, K. Alger, K. Ward, D. Bell, S. Wright, D. Burnham, W. O'Herien, D. Fox 58 F.T.A. The purpose of the Future Teacher's Associ- ation is to expose students with an interest in teaching or related fields to the profession. Students have the choice of working directly with a teacher as an aide, tutoring small groups, or teaching in a large group. Two freshmen, Brian Tornatore and Ricky Bonaventura have been especially active this year. The boys have worked with Mr. Tornatore in both Physical Education and Health. seated: J. Robinson, M. Snyder standing: B. Tornatore, R. Bonaventura, F. Rclyea F.F.A. Participation in a winter recreation weekend at the FFA camp in the Adirondacks was only one of the highlights of the year's FFA activities. The chapter has competed in leadership and skill con- tests against other FFA members in the county and sent five members to the National Convention in Kansas City in November. The leadership of the officer team of Howard Blowers, Russell Brown, Pete Smith, Jobn Pickard, Doug Simmons, and Robert Raymond has produced many new activities including a local sports night, an Agriculture Day celebration, and the Attendance at the State FFA Convention in May. first row: P. Smith, R. Brown, D. Simmons, K. Thayer, . Lamkin, H. Blowers, M. New second row: M. Smith, D. Aichner, G. Reidy, J. Hogan third row: Mrs. Taylor, F. Olcott, E. Smith, G. White, B. Blowers, J. Carrier fourth row: P. Becker, T. Shaw, W. Wilcox, D. Mason, M. Colucci, G. Heintz 59 TRI-PINE STAFF ADVISORS Mrs. Ellen Wheeler Mrs. Florence DiPrima first row: J. Inman, M. Smith, J. Boston, W. Smith, R. Gustin, . Quain second row: A. Hatch, L. Beaumont, P. Kielbazinski, M. DiGeorgio, J. Latnkin, B. Rapasadi, L. Quain DRAMA CLUB ADVISOR Ms. Zoe Miller first row: S. Glen, L. Starrs, K. Gagen, R. Gustin, . Inman, . Wilkinson second row: M. DiGeorgio, H. Spadter, . Albanese, H. Sterling, P. Kielbazinski, L. Dodge, R. Wright Drama Club is presenting a production of The Diary of Anne Frank. Through this, the Drama Club hopes to introduce students to and develop their talents in every aspect of a stage production including acting, set design, set construction, costume and make up, lighting, and publicity. The choice of this adaptation of the autobiography. The Diary of a Young Girl, has a dual purpose—not only to develop the students' talents but also to present a play with an important message for its audience. Let's break a leg this year. 60 ACTIVITIES first row: G. Carex , J. Boston, S. Cerio, second row: . Marusa, W. Smith, G. Borgognoni, M.B. Duffy third row: W. Smith, K. Rapasadi, H. Spadter, C. Parker, W. Buyea, D. Burnham BOYS STATE YOB Doug Bell, Dave Burnham, Wade Smith, George Reidy STUDENT GOVERNMENT S.A.D.D Students Against Drunk Driving was organized this year under the guidance of Mr. Fox. He took his officers to a seminar in Rome to hear the founder speak. They have set up a steering committee and are planning a S.A.D.D. day. The main objective is to prevent any of our stu- dents from getting killed in an alcohol related accident. The organization is strong nationwide and will soon be strong at C.H.S.. first row: Gina Stagnitti, Wendtt Smith, advisor Mr. Fox, second row: Mike Gleason, Doug Bell first row: H. Sterling, . Boston, W. Smith, . Quain, G. Stagnitti, L. Quain, V. faqum, second row: S. Wright, D. Hester, T. Fowler, D. Bell, M. Gleason, B. Weibezah! third row: W. Smith, D. Burnham 62 ACTIVITIES Winter Ball Altogether Aw, what mess! February 11, 1984 was a special day at Canastota High School. It was the first annual Winter Ball for grades 9-12. The ball was sponsored by the Student Government to make use of abundant funds and to benefit the whole high school. The theme was Valentine's Day and featured the band Tokyo. After the effort of Wendy Smith as Student Government president, the night was a great success and decorating and clean up were fun too. We would like to thank our chaperones: Ms. Strong, Mr. Burton, Mr. Marcelle, Mr. Fox, Mrs. Filey, Miss Mar- tin, and Mrs. Smith. The new dance step Hard Work NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY first row: S. Meehan, B. Wiebezahl, K. Galt on, . Quain second row: K. Luther, L. Dodge, J. Inman, B. Chapman, K. Ward, A. Bertolino, Ms. Carll, M. Relyea third row: D. Polsinelli, C. Parker, J. Frink, C. Mohorter, S. Eastwood first row: C. Chase, J. Albanese, . Boston, G. Stagnitti, V. J a quin, S. White, J. Wiegand, A. McNally second row: K. Rapasadi, L. Ausman, C. Kimball, N. Le, W. Buyea, D. Pokorny, T. Quain, C. Burke, M. Mascari third row: E. Stoddard, B. Abbott, M. Milmoe, H. Sterling, L. Quain, S. Bertolino, W. Smith, D. Burnham, D. Bell, S. Coon, M. Lee 64 ACTIVITIES National Honor Society has participated in many activities this year. The officers are Dave Burnham, presi- dent; Wade Smith, vice president, Lori Quain, treasurer; and Cheri Kimball, secretary. The activities that Na- tional Honor Society members have participated in this year are: a Crop Walk, a bake sale from which we donated the proceeds to the Ronald McDonald House in Syracuse, Community Visitation Day, Open House, a Bloodmobile which National Honor Society members organized and helped to run, and a Christmas party for the fourth graders. In the spring, we are planning another service project and a possible trip. INTERNATIONAL CLUB first row: W. Buyea, G. Stagnitti, V. Jaquin, M. Wimmer, . Albanese, L. Beaumont, C. Bennett, A. Hatch second row: H. Sterling, C. Parker, L. Dodge, K. Rapasadi, V. Morey, J. Heintz, C. Morris third row: B. Rapasadi, D. Long, . Albanese, T. Nortz, C. Emmi, W. Smith, S. Stewart, S. Coon The officers of the International Club for 1984 were Stacey Coon, president; Bob Rapasadi, vice president; Julie Long, treasurer; and Kathy Rapasadi, secretary. During this past year, our club had a Christmas party that was held at Chris Parker's home. Each member prepared a food from a foreign country. Our club also went on a field trip to Onondaga Community College to see the Spanish band. La Tuna. The club then went to Margarita's, a Mexican restaurant, for lunch. International Club sold candy from various countries and gave some of the profits to the students that went to Spain in April. ACTIVITIES 65 G.A.A. The girls in G.A.A. held one fundraiser this year. They sold candles to earn money for their annual banquet at the end of the year. The banquet honors the seniors and their mothers. The members also sold programs at the football games. The money earned will go toward the banquet. first row: C. Kimball, H. Sterling, L. Ausman, L. Kelli , V. Jaquin, G. Stagnitti, J. Boston, J. Quain, L. Quain, M. Smith, W. Buyea second row: M. Relyea, M. Smith, D. Smith, K. Ward, C. DiVeronica, M. Stanton, Y. Caron, C. Emmi, K. Boniewicz, J. DeFazio, A. Clark, K. Ward, J. Harrington third row: J. Marusa, L. Marusa, T. VanEpps, E. Tornatore, J. Markle, M. Metcalf, P. Wiegand, C. Filey, L. Smith, S. Cerio, B. Chapman fourth row: Coach Laidlaw, T. Grossman, S. Cashel, C. Pickard, H. Spadter, L. Riley, C. Morris, S. Coleman, S. Coon, S. White 66 ACTIVITIES Science Club first row: G. Cummins, M. Baker, S. Bailey, . Frink, C. Bennett, G. Stagnitti, V. Jaquin, J. Boston second row: M. Tinklepaugh, W. Smith, L. Starrs, S. Cerio, L. Beaumont, E. Tornatore, . Marusa, K. Tifft, D. Pokorny, S. White third row: P. McCoppin, W. Buyea, . Devine, T. DiGeorge, A.M. D'Amico, L. Bergman, M. Wimmer, B. Harrington, K. Boniewicz, C. Emmi, . DeFazio, C. Burke, R. fanosky, fourth row: J. Albanese, P. Filey, R. Luther, H. Sterling, K. Rapasadi, V. Morey, C. Beach, H. Spadter, D. Hester, B. Wiebezahl, A. McNally fifth row: R. Babowitz, A. Sorbello, T. Quain, B. Rapasadi, S. Coon, . Heintz, L. Smith, C. Parker, D. Bell, C. Barley, E. Quain, D. Burnham, W. Smith, M. Mascari Washington D.C. New York City This year's Science Club has accomplished many things. Members of the club attended a seminar at Utica College. We also had a speaker from the Food and Drug Administration and the local veterinarian, Kerry Brown, gave us a lecture. They held a fundraiser to earn money for their trip to Boston in May. This year's officers are Gina Stagnitti, President; Chris Barley, Vice-President; Vicki Jaquin, Secretary; and Johna Frink, Treasurer. ACTIVITIES 67 BAND 68 ACTIVITIES TOP PICTURE first row: flute—L. Bergman, J. Wieland, clarinet R. Gust in, drum major D. Pokorny, flute—S. Glen, D. feffris, oboe W. Buyea sec- ond row: clarinet J. Marusa, flute—S. Casolare, T. Grossman, L. Marusa, L. Marchetti, clarinet—H. Robinson, A. Bertolino, L. Starrs, sax— . Bos- ton, flute—J. Fradenburg third row: sax—VJ. Smith, K. Hoch, L. Marchetti, flute—K. Winchell, A. Colunio, clarinet—F. Caldwell, sax—J. Bruce BOTTOM PICTURE first row: tuba—D. Lopitz, trombone E. Dunn, L. Bacon, baritone—J. Palmara, D. Tinklepaugh, french horn—C. Filey, A. Hatch second row: percussion—D. Snyder, trumpet—B. Hodgins, S. Dodge, S. Pearson, D. Bell, J. Yorton, J. Mohorter, M. Rose third row: percussion—C. Jaquin, S. Macero, A. Benson, R. Wright, T. Holava, J. Schara, trumpet—H. Hunt, sax—R. Benson MAJORETTES Heather Sterling and Vicki Jaquin, Majorettes MARCHING BAND ACTIVITIES 69 MUSICAL ACTIVITIES I know I'm playing the wrong instrument! Frozen Numb!! The Pride of Canastota presents four concerts a year, as well as marching in all of the major parades in Canastota. Added to this are the performances at home football games by the Pep Band, and one concert performance by the Stage Band. The students in instrumental music in the spring attend the N.Y.S.S.M.A. solo and ensemble contest, on a voluntary basis, and the Concert Band performs as a unit. There are also two major contests the band participates in and our annual trip to Darien Lake caps off the year in a fun way. This year's vigorous schedule is conquered by the 63 of Canastota's finest young musicians. Senior High Chorus is a credit course open to all students in grades 9-12. Activities include five on- campus concerts per year, as well as numerous opportunities for solo and ensemble performances both in and out of school. Each student in chorus receives small-group instruction in addition to the regularly schedule fall-group rehearsals. In this way, individual talents and aptitudes can be de- veloped. 70 ACTIVITIES CHORUS first row: R. Gustin, L. Starrs, T. Jones, . Marusa, D. Jeffris, L. Bacon, S. Glen, L. Marchetti second row: C. Caster, K. Rowe, E. Wickham, A. Hatch, W. Buyea, B. DeVaul, S. Evans, T. Clark, R. Wright, L. Bacon third row: H. Sterling, J. Robinson, D. Wedge, J. Yorten, J. Wilkinson, B. Cornish, P. Chase, M. Case, J. Long, H. Robinson Around The World Little Marie Sunshine LOOKING BACK . . . Variety Show Oklahoma Lil Abner Annie Get Your Gun Though the concept of our musical plays have changed, we, the seniors, will never forget the magic of getting caught up in the music, glory, and dreams upon the musical stage. Those are memories we will share forever . . . ACTIVITIES 71 FBLA first row: Mrs. Grossman, L. Hannon, L. Marchetti, T. Grossman, T. Colunio second row: K. Spencer, D. Wedge, ]. Wilkinson, E. Morris, L. Vanderhoff third row: R. Abbott, M. Mackey, K. Tedd, C. Mohorter, C. Ponto, L. Greene, T. Denney, K. Dishaw FBLA is a national organization for all high school students (grades 7-12) participating in business and office programs. The members plan and implement a 12 month calendar of activities that is eventually is written as the chapter's scrapbook. This scrapbook is entered for competition at the SLC in April of each year. The Canastota chapter has been in the top ten schools in NY for the past three years. The officers are Rebecca Abbott, president; Jill Wilkinson, vice president; Christine Mohorter, secretary; Kathy Dishaw, treasurer; Tammy Denney, reporter, and Kim Spencer, historian. 72 ACTIVITIES CHESS CLUB first row: K. Gagen, Mr. Eiss, R. Dority second row: C. Caster, A. Sorbello, D. Lansing, D. DeVaul third row: J. McAllister, D. Emerson, T. Clark A.V. CLUB first row: C. Casler, P. Becker, Mr. Eiss, K. Gagen, R. Dority, J. Trapaso second row: T. Nortz, T. Clark, M. Chase, J. McAllister, D. Lansing, J. lannone third row: P. Stoddard, D. Emerson, D. Long, A. Sorbello, M. Colucci, D. DeVaul, A. Chan- dler ACTIVITIES 73 Homecoming '84 The 1984 Homecoming Court: Michele, Julie, Heidi, Chris, Mary Jo, Nhan, Lori, Wendy, and escorts. The crowning of the queen by Mr. King. The Homecoming Queen: Nhan Le. 74 HOMECOMING The winning float! The 1984 float! Competing for the bronze onion! Marching down Peterboro Street! HOMECOMING 75 MEMORIES Our freshman year started out great with Mary Jo Cesario as president, Lori Quain as vice president, Nhan Le as treasurer, and Chris Cerio as secretary. With Mr. Cass as our advisor, we sold Mama Lucia's pizza and made $800.00 in profit. We bought our window, and voted on our class motto, color, and flower. Our homecoming float that year took last place. The sophomore year with Miss Panek saw Mike Gleason as president, Steve Wright as vice president, Chris Cerio as secretary, and Nhan Le as treasurer. We worked together and our class rings were bought. That year our float placed last again. Our junior year proved to be very successful. Our new advisors, Mr. Burton and Miss Strong, were greatly appreciated. We had a magazine sale and profited $1500.00 for our prom. Officers that year were Nathan LeBlanc as president, Wade Smith as vice president, Chris Cerio as treasurer, and Mary Jo Cesario as secre- tary. We also had a carnation sale bringing in $100.00. The prom planning started, and we became the first and probably the last class to use the gym. Our prom was held on May 14, 1983 from 9-1 a.m. The band was the Whizz Kids, and the theme was We've Got the Night by Bob Segar. The total cost subtracting $700.00 brought in by tickets, sold at $13.00 per couple, was 500.00 dollars. Forty-nine couples, seven advi- sors, and six guests attended. We will always remember the decorating from 3—midnight on Friday, and the cleaning up at 10:00 a.m. Sunday after such a long night. For the first time, lights were put in the quad for cooling off periods. Our queen was Lori Quain with Steve Wright as king. The remaining court was as follows: Mary Jo Cesario, Julie Quain, Nhan Le, Terri Sgori, Mike Gleason, Matt Gagen, Wade Smith, Dave Burnham, and Dan Plante. Coronation was at 12:15 a.m. And the float . . . you guessed it . . . last again. 76 The last and final year, with Mr. Burton and Ms. Strong returning to us, was a year we'ed never forget. We sold cheese and sausage and made $1500.00 with Shirley Johnson winning a radio for first prize. We decided to go to Lake Placid for our senior trip on March 2, 1984. We spent the day enjoying winter sports and touring the site of the 1980 Winter Olympics. The senior ball was decided to be a semi-formal at the Oneida Hotel on June 21, 1984. We got our senior privileges and worked hard on our senior lounge with furniture donated by Mr. Burton. The senior class picnic was held on June 8th. Everyone spent the day practicing for their summer vacation. The senior class officers were Chris Cerio as president, Julie Boston as vice president, Terri Sgroi as secretary, and Nhan Le as treasurer. This year's homecoming was played against Camden. The court was Michele Read, Mary Jo Cesario, Heidi Eisenhut, Julie Quain, Lori Quain, Nhan Le, Chris Cerio, and Wendy Smith. We had a whole spirit week with Tuesday being 50's day, Wednesday as hat day, Thursday as dress up day, and Friday as jersey day. At the annual pep rally, we nev- er did achieve the bronze onion, but Nhan Le became our new Homecoming Queen with Wendy Smith as first runner up, Heidi Eisenhut as second, and Mary Jo Cesario as third runner up. And as the float goes, yup—last again. Little did we know that as freshman we were starting a tradition. Each of us has our own secret and most precious memories of our years here; some happy and some sad, yet all of them we will cherish; each one is a part of a special time in our lives. But, for now we'll put them aside and make new memories to add to them, for we know they'll always be there . . . just shadows in our minds. Julie Boston and Vicki Jaquin WE MADE IT TOGETHER 77 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF 1987 Mary Beth Duffy, Dana Chundrlek, Patty Wiegand, Renee Giufre Beating even the seniors in the homecoming parade, the freshmen placed third in the float competition. Under the advisor of Mr. Cass, they began their first year in high school successfully. They sold 650 pizzas and voted on their class colors and motto. They purchased their class window and it was put in its place in the lobby. This year's officers were Renee Guifre, president; Pat Wiegand, vice president; Mary Beth Duffy, treasurer; Dana Chunderlek, secretary. With three more years to go, we wish you luck. CLASS COLOR: blue silver CLASS MOTTO: All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today and yesterday. CLASS FLOWER: 1st Row R. Bonaventura, A. Benson, D. Alexander, V. Arnold, L. Bacon, A. Adamo 2nd Row D. Ball, J. Capparelli, C. Carson, L. Beaumont, M. Ba- ker, E. Brown, D. Baker, C. Ausman, V. Becraft 3rd Row C. Ball, G. Ball, J. Alexander, B. Brantis, . Barberi, J. Bruce, S. Blowers, L. Benishek, M. Babcock 80 UNDERCLASSMEN 1st row: M. Colvin, P. Chase, B. Cornish, G. Carey, M. Case, A. Colunio, S. Cerio, M. Chesebro 2nd row: R. Clark, T. Chase, B. Douglas, R. Denney, K. Dake, C. Dillman, J. DiVeronica, T. Compoli 3rd row: D. Devaul, E. Dillman, C. Cerio, R. Damore, D. Chundrlek, M. Cornish, R. DeMauro 1st Row: D. Drummond, P. Edsel, K. Gagen, S. Dutcher, B. Gaudette, S. Freeman, B. Galavotti. 2nd Row: D. Harp, T. Gustin, G. Gena, T. Grossman, M. Duffy, R. Giufre, T. Gleason, J. Finocchiaro. 3rd Row: D. Goodell, M. Farrell, G. Farr, S. Evans, L. Eastwood. H. Flynn, G. Gilbank, S. Galavotti, L Hannan. UNDERCLASSMEN 81 CLASS OF 1987 1st row: N. Houghtalen, J. Harrington, L. Marchetti, K. Hoch, J. Marusa, T. Lackey, A. Long 2nd row: L. Kirk, L. Long, S. Hopkins, T. Jones, A. Hatch, D. Higinbotham 3rd row: J. Marko, M. Mackey, B. Jaquin, M. Jones, D. Malek, T. Kimball, M. Houseman, A. Manaseri 1st C. O’Hcrien, M. Miller, L. Miller, J. Muehlenbein, P. Morris, J. Melick 2nd M. Moore, T. Muir, S. Polsinelli, T. O'Hara, J. Mohorter, N. Plante, J. Milmoe, T. Pardy 3rd D. Rainbow, F. Olcott, D. Mayville, B. McKillip, J. Miller, M. New, B. Rapasadi, S. Patane, J. Peryer 82 UNDERCLASSMEN 1st Row: L Starrs, T. Bennett, H. Read, V. Roache, F. Seeber 2nd Row: J. Sorci, M. Smith, J. Stagnitta, J. Reed, K. Rowe, S. Seitz, S. Realyea 3rd Row: M. Ryan, T. Scheid, K. Smith, R. Slaski, P. Savage, T. Reiss, J. Stanton 1st row E. Tornatore, S. Tarbell, B. Tornatore, R. Reed, R. Stevens, W. Thorpe, K. Wine hell, M. Seamon 2nd row—]. Stevens, ]. Yorton, L. Sterling, P. Weigand, R. Wright, D. Valario, S. Wesoloivski, G. White 3rd row—B. Tornatore, P. Stoddard, L. Weimer, P. Tucker, A. Wall, S. Stevens, K. Tedd, L. Vanderhoff, T. Wesolowski, J. Whitmeyer, R. Tassone UNDERCLASSMEN 83 CLASS OF 1986 Morie Wimmer. Cindy Morris, Ann Marie D'Amico, Gina Borgognoni Class Color: maroon silver This year's sophomore class, under the supervision of Mr. Broga, was off to a great start. Their first taste of success included having their first homecoming float come in second place behind the juniors. With the officers, Gina Borgognoni as president, Ann Marie D'Amico as vice president, Cindy Morris as secretary, and Morie Wimmer as treasurer, the class sold, ''I love 'Stota hats for wrestling and basketball fans. In Feb- ruary, they sold candy as their fund raiser. By the way, from now on you can count down the years. You only have two more years to go. Someday you will fill our footsteps . . . you're already half-way there . . . Class Motto: All things are possible to ones who believe. Class Flower. forget me nots 1st Row: L. Bergman, K. Boniewicz, A. Clark, G. Borgognoni, L. Bargabos, S. Cassell, S. Coleman 2nd Row: B. Allen, A. Bertolino, D. Aiclmer, B. Chapman, S. Casolare, L. Adamo, M. Collins, B. Clark 3rd Row: A. Cesarini, T. Colucci, R. Babowicz, C. Bailey, P. Becker, B. Carr, R. Benson 84 UNDERCLASSMEN 1st row: J. Kulas, J. Lamkin, J. Hogan, J. Long, T. Hopsicker, S. Hill, W. Hall 2nd row: T. LaClair, S. Lake, . Heintz, N. Harvey. . Larca, M. Klahs, L. Greene, T. Kimpton 3rd row: M. Gray, S. Cowan, B. Duffy, P. Janosik, J. lannone, D. Halladay, A. Link, B. Harrington, J. Inman 1st Row: A. Lopitz, C. Morris, T. Hilts, S. Hill, K. Patanc. K. Luther, A. O'Hara, A. Oster, P. McCoppin. C. Lopitz 2nd Row: S. McAllister, F. Musachio, T. Nicholas, C. Ponto, S. Nicholson, R. Pexton, T. Merrell, S. Miller 3rd Row: J. McAllister, M. Lumbrazo, S. Musachio. C. Noble, D. Niles, E. Morris, J. Pickard, T. Mitchell, D. Mason, M. Peryer UNDERCLASSMEN 85 CLASS OF 1986 The bomb scares gave us a break to stretch our legs. 1st Row: B. Sgroi, A.M. D'Amico, T. DeGeorge, K. Curtis, N. Emert, C. Filey, M. DeGeorgio 2nd Row: L. Dunbar, R. Fabrizi, J. Devine, M. Funari, K. Dunn, A. Fusillo, S. Glen, K. Field, 3rd Row: M. Galton, G. Debrucque, J. DelPopolo, C. Emmi, S. DiVeronica, J. DeFazio, K. Deshaw, T. Denney, J. Fradenburg 86 UNDERCLASSMEN 1st. Row: A. Rut an, H. Robinson, J. Robinson, A. Smith, S. Smileuske 2nd Row: K. Rinaldo, B. Sgroi, D. Smith, N. Scheid, M. Smith, L Riley 3rd Row: C. Shepard, B. Sgroi, S. Rouse, E. Smith, L. Smith, R. Poppleton, B. Seitz 1st Row: J. Trapaso, M. Wimmer, M. Winchell, B. Tornatore, L Tuttle 2nd Row: N. Harvey, S. Webb, K. Spencer, D. Wedge, M. Snyder, 3rd Row: B. Swain, D. VanDusen, J. Toth, D. Wallace, . Wieland, K. Stiles, T. Smith UNDERCLASSMEN 87 CLASS OF 1985 Kathy Rapasadi, I oh nil Frink, Heidi Spadter, Chris Barley The Junior Class with Miss Dixon as their advisor started off at a fast pace. In this year's homecoming parade, the Class of 1985 took first place with their float and won the bronze onion award for the most school spirit. This year they sold a record amount of magazines and tapes with Linda Dodge winning high seller award. Officers of 1984 included Chris Barley as president, Johna Frink as vice president, Kathy Rapasadi as secretary, and Heidi Spadter as treasurer. They raised money for their prom by selling carnations for Christmas and Valentine's Day, and secured the band “Night Watch for their prom. CLASS COLOR: red £r silver Good luck, for you will soon be walking in our footsetps as the seniors of next year. CLASS MOTTO: Some memories are realities and are better than anything that can ever happen again. CLASS FLOWER: Maroon carnation 1st Row: J. Albanese, W. Boston, S. Bennett, D. Carlson, M. Stanton, B. Bonaventura. 2nd Row: L. Bacon, K. Berry, C. Carlson, V. Morey, C. Beach, Y. Caron, B. Beach. 3rd Row: R. Carter, S. Aichner, B. Burns, C. Barley, J. Backus, G. Anderson, J. Bonaventura, J. Ackerman. 84 UNDERCLASS 1st Row: T. Colvin, C. Fowler, H. Cortes, L. Dodge, T. Colunio, M. Chase, D. Coleman 2nd Row: B. Blowers, S. Dillntan, R. Davies, S. Coon, M. Doerle, C. Caster, C. DiVeronica 3rd Row: M. Colucci, J. Drummond, T. Clark, M. Funan, N. Farnach, T. Clark, B. DiVeronica, K. Galt on, J. Frink, D. Coleman 1st Row: D. Jeffris, L. Kendrick, J. Klahs, D. Hoch, S. Gaudette, R. Janosky, H. Le 2nd Row: P. Kielbasinski, T. Houghtalen, J. Kulas, D. Klein, D. Hester, S. LeMay, D. Le 3rd Roiv: A. Halladay, T. Harvey, E. Islas, M. Gilbank. A. Linstruth, M. Lomberk, M. Leibl, C. Hannon, R. Kilts UNDERCLASSMEN 89 CLASS OF 1985 Tammi, since when did you become a teacher? 1st Row: S. Mason, C. Mohorter, A. McNally, C. Burke 2nd Row: . Niro, M. Mowers, T. Quain, B. Marko 3rd Row: M. Nestved, M. Mascari, M. Milmoe, S. Malbouf, F. Mayville 90 UNDERCLASSMEN 1st Row: S. Witchley, R. Tracy, D. Tornatore, K. Tifft, S. White 2nd Row: J. Yorke, M. Tinklepaugh, J. Wilkinson, S. Walters, H. Spadter 3rd Row: N. Zupan, A. Sorbello, B. Wilcox, J. Wiegand, B. Weibezahl, D. Wuest UNDERCLASSMEN 91 1st Row: C. Sgarlata, K. Rapasadi, S. Sanborrn, K. Smith 2nd Row: T. Quoin, C. Parker, G. Rossi, C. Nortz, B. Rainwater, S. Poppleton, C. Easterly Pickard, K. Sanderson 3rd Row: D. Polsinelli, T. SENIOR ATHLETES BASEBALL Steve Bertolino, Keith Galton, Shane Garbry, Mike Gleason, Ron Herb, Mike Lee, Marty Metcalf, Steve Wright CHEERLEADING Joanne Albanese, Nhan Le, Jo Ann Musak, Michelle Read, Tobra Rinaldo, Terri Sgroi SOCCER Dan Plante, Dave Burnham, Doug Bell, Matt Gagen, Rick Wells, Patrick Filey VOLLEYBALL Heidi Eisenhut, Vicki Jaquin, Julie Quain, Lori Quain, Gina Stagnitti BASKETBALL Doug Emerson, Keith Galton, Shane Garbry, Marty Metcalf, Mike Lee, Hank Wilhelm, Steve Wright FIELD HOCKEY Monica Smith, Wendy Buyea, Julie Boston, Heidi Eisenhut, Vicki Jaquin, Diana Pokorny, Julie Quain, Lori Quain, Gina Stagnitti, Heather Sterling, Kim Ward SOFTBALL Wendy Buyea, Kathy Eastwood, Julie Quain, Lori Quain, Gina Stagnitti WRESTLING Nathan LeBlanc, Wade Smith BOWLING Becky Abbott, Alan Snyder, Dean Lansing, Stuart Cornelius FOOTBALL Scott Arnold, Earl Bennett, Steve Bertolino, Rob Coe, Mike DiGeorge, Don Flores, Mike Gleason, Mike Lee, Shane Garbry, Rich Lu- ther, Steve Sgarlata, Wade Smith, Steve Wright TRACK Doug Bell, Dave Burnham, Patrick Filey, Al- len Olmstead, Wade Smith, Wendy Smith, Matt Gagen 96 SPORTS cfl ft, O CC H CD First Row: Robert Swain, Rollin Reed, Matthew Gagen, Alan Smith, John lannone Jr., Richard Wallace Second Row: David Burnham, Robert Weibezahl, Scott Lcmay, Mike Lomberk, Richard Wells, Patrick Filey, Daniel Plante, Stephen Webb, Frank Mayville Canastota Team 0 Jamesville-Dewitt 0 Bishop Ludden 5 Notre Dame 1 Vernon Verona Sherrill 2 Clinton 2 Holland Patent 1 Stockbridge 0 Cazenovia 7 Chittenango 2 Oneida 0 Vernon Verona Sherrill 1 Clinton 3 Holland Patent 0 Cazenovia 2 Chittenango 2 Oneida Captains: Mike Lomberk Douglas Bell 98 The tension's building. Matt speeds the ball to make a goal. Cuong Nguyen recovers the ball. Coach Roland Ficken recruited a team of nineteen for the 1983 Soccer season. High points where a third place finish in the Bishop Ludden Tournament, defeating our rival Oneida and com- ing from behind to tie Holland Patent. The team will lose seniors Douglas Bell, David Burnham, Patrick Filey, Matthew Gagen, Daniel Plante and Richard Wells. First team All-League Member Mike Lomberk, Honorable Mention Scott Lemay and two year starting goalie Bob Weibezahl, will return to lead the 1984 squad. All eyes on the field! 99 FIRST AND TEN 1st row: l-r Coach Glazier, Rob Coe, Wade Smith, Mike Lee, Nino Tornatore, Mike Gleason, Shane Garbry, Don Flores, Rich Luther, Scott Arnold, 2nd row: l-r Delano Posenelli, John Albanese, Earl Bennett, Mike DiGeorge, Steve Sqarlata, Bobby Bonaventura, Brian Beach, Dave Coleman, Nick Zupan, Jim Mason 3rd row: l-r Bob Marko, Kyle Gallon, Steve Malbouf, Mike Leibl, Jeff Backus, Mike Milmore, Mark Mascari, Larry Tuttle, Joe Pelpopolo, Coach Borgognoni Varsity Football The 1983 Canastota Red Raiders finished their season with a 4-4 record, tied for fourth in the league. The highlight of the season was the come-from-be- hind, 16-14, victory over Cam- den during Homecoming Weekend. Other victories came at the expense of Cazenovia, Chittenango, and non-league foe, Morrisville. Gaining league All-Star honors were Shane Garbry at tight end and Mike Milmoe as kick-off specialist. Next year's team should have many experienced players re- turning. C.H.S. 12 Morrisville 6 C.H.S. 0 Oneida 20 C.H.S. 11 Chittenango 0 C.H.S. 16 Camden 14 C.H.S. 0 V.V.S. 28 C.H.S. 8 Holland Patent 19 C.H.S. 0 Clinton 24 C.H.S. 12 Cazenovia 6 4-4 Captains: Mike Gleason Wade Smith Get away from me!! 100 SPORTS 'It’s going lo be one of those dags. Nice catch Showing the Gold SPORTS 101 Row 1: R. Duffy, D. Klein, J. Bonaventura, D. Scheid, T. Nicholas, T. Rouse, A. Osier, B. Sgroi, K. Curtis Row 2: . Fradenburg, P. Smith, R. Janosky, T. Merrell, T. Mitchell, B. Harrington, T. Reiss, J. Bixby, R. Tornatore, M. Galton Row 3: Coach Smith, C. Bailey, M. Lumbrazo, J. Hart, J. Holtham, A. Link, D. Pexton, R. Fabrizi, P. Becker, A. Chandler, M. Smith, L. Eaton, C. Minckler, S. Musachio, T. Smith J.V. FOOTBALL 1983 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row I: J. Swistak, M. Caron, D. Palmer, M. Smith, B. Tornatore, B. Douglas, J. Barben, C. Gena, D. Malbouf, S. Freeman Row 2: C. Talini, T. Scheid, M. Ryan, S. Blowers, M. New, D. Arnold, M. Michaels, J. Sorci, C. Cerio, J. Bertolino Row 3: Coach Pest ell, F. Olcott, R. Stevens, J. Milmoe, E. Brown, M. Galavotti, R. Rapasadi, D. Rainbow, T. Gleason, S. Evans, G. Gilbank, J. Bruce, T. Farr, G. Ball, M. Dwyer, K. Smith, Coach Snyder 102 J.V. FROSH FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Terri Sgroi Gina Rossi Nhan Le Michelle Read Lori Wells Joanne Albanese Tobra Rinaldo Chris DiVeronica—Yvonne Caron Joann Musak CHEERING 103 FIELD HOCKEY front row: hi. Sterling, M. Smith, K. Ward, G. Stagnitti, D. Pokorny, V. Jaqutn, L. Kelly, W. Buyea second row: Y. Caron, C. Rapasadi, B. Chapman, C. Pickard, G. Gena, K. Ward, M. Boy I an, G. Spadter third row: C. DiVeronica, A. Clark, T. VanEpps, D. Smith, K. Ward, L. Smith, E. Tornat ore, M. Smith, J. Grossman, T. Grossman. The 1983 Red Raiders field hockey team ended it's season on a low note, losing to Homer in the sectionals. After being tied in regulation, the two teams played for a five minute overtime. Remaining tied, the teams faced each other in a flick off and lost 3-2. The 6-6-2 final record was respectible in a tough Tri-Valley League. Making All-Stars for the Raiders were Ann Clark and Julie Quain. 104 SPORTS SPORTS 105 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: . Larca, K. Luther, L. Bergman Row 2: S. Hill, L. Bargabos, G. Borgognoni Row 3: J. Wieland, A. Bertolino, J. DeFazio Raw 4: S. Casolare, S. Coleman, S. Glen Varsity The Friday night faithful have gathered. Freshmen H. Read, H. McHarris, G. Cary, V. Arnold, R. Giufre, L. Sterling, M. Metcalf, J. Stanton, M. Mackey Row 1: Lori Wells, Michelle Read Row 2: Joanne Albanese, Gina Rossi Row 3: Christine Mohorter, Terri Sgroi Rou 4: Missy Sommers, Tobra Rinaldo, Jo Ann Musak Row 5: Nhan Le WRESTLING Row 1: R. Bonaventura, M. Leibl, J. Mason, R. Duffy, D. Klein, T. Gleason, M. Colvin Row 2: Coach New, E. Finocchiaro, S. Cowan, N. LeBlanc, N. Zupan, S. Malbouf, W. Smith, M. Mascari, Coach Romagnoli After the loss of ten seniors to graduation last year, no one thought 1983-84 Raiders Wrestling Team would continue on its winning tradition. But win they did, with a 11-2 record and 3 tournament championships. Big victories were against Liverpool and west Genesee. They also were the Tri-Valley League champions for the fifth year. The line-up was as follows: 98—Eric Finocchario, 105—Bob Duffy, 112—Dave Klein 119—Tom Gleason, 126—Scott Cowan, 132—Bob Bonaventura 138—Nick Zupan, 145—Mike Leibl, 155—Jim Mason 167—Wade Smith, 177—Nathan LeBlanc, 218 — Steve Malbouf SCOREBOARD Stota 47 Saquoit 11 Stota 45 RFA 18 Stola 44 VVS 18 Stota 51 New Hartford 9 Stota 11 B'Ville 39 Stota 25 West Genesee 18 Stota 54 Camden 6 Stota 48 Holland Patent 13 Stota 49 Whitesboro 7 Stota 47 Oneida 6 Stota 27 Liverpool 14 106 SPORTS-WRESTLING SPORTS—WRESTLING 10 7 VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Coach Laidlaw, H. Eisenhut, V. Jaquin, G. Stagnitti, J. Quain, L. Quoin Row 2: L. Eastwood, C Parker, D. Hester, P. Coleman, Y. Caron, C. DiVeronica, R. Traci The Canastota volleyball team captured it's sixth straight Tri-Valley league title this season. Hopes were high all year as four returning starters led the Raiders into action. At the fifth annual Christmas tournament, Canastota became the first repeat champion. Yvonne Caron and Julie Quain were se- lected to the All-Tournament team while Lori Quain won the MVP award. The most exciting matches of the season had to be the two against Camden, the second one clinching the title. The Raiders advanced to sectional play- offs. They beat Homer in the quarter finals and Marcellus in the semi- finals, but fell to Solvay in the finals; 10-15, 16-14, 15-4. Good Luck to next year's squad; may they keep up tbe tradition. 108 SPORTS BASKETBALL In what could be called a rebuilding year, the Raider Basketball team had a 3-11 league record. The Raiders lost a few close games in which a shot made here or there could have given this team a winning sea- son. Their overall record was 4-13. In the Second Annual Christmas Tournament, Canastota placed second losing to West- moreland. Bob Marko was placed on the All-Tournament team, the only Raider do- ing so. Bob Marko was the leading scorer with a 29 point game to his credit. Graduating seniors on the team are Steve Wright, Mike Lee, Keith Galton, Shane Garbry, Marty Metcalf, Hank Wilhelm, and Doug Emerson. Row 1: Manager—B. Tornalore, M. Lomberk, S. Wright, S. Garbry, M. Milmoe, K. Galton, Manager J. DiVeronica Row 2: Mr. Tornalore Coach, M. Metcalf, M. Lee, H. Wilhelm, B. Marko, C. Barley, D. Emerson, S. LeMay, Manager, T. Scheid J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Scheid, A. O'Hara, Mr. Borgognoni Coach, R. Damore, . Fradenburg Row 2: R. Babowicz, S. Evans, C. Bailey, T. Kimpton, K. Galton, M. Galton, G. Anderson SPORTS 109 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: S. Eastwood, C. Pickard, B. Chapman Row 2: Coach Smith, D. Harrington, C. Morris, J. Harrington, L. Riley, J. Otts, J. Marko, S. Bailey, J. Capparelli, Coach Salamone SPORTS 110 Freshman Basketball Row 1: J. Milmoe, M. Caron, R. Slaski, R. Rapasadi, J. Bruce, D. Malek, C. Cerio, S. Freeman, . DiVeronica Indoor Track Row 1: S. Coleman, K. Cassell, M. Popple, K. Gagen, N. Plante Row 2: P. Weigand, N. Harvey, M.B. Duffy, C. Smith, W. Smith Row 3: A. Olmsted, J. Weigand, M. Gagen, R. Smith, D. Bell Simon Sez stretch those hamstrings! SPORTS—BASKETBALL TRACK 111 BOYS TENNIS Row 2: . Bertolero, T. Quoin, D. Hoch, M. Gagen, C. Burke Row 2: R. Weibezahl, D. Long, R. Cesarini, V. Berger, R. Rapasadi, R. Janosky, S. Pat one Tools of the trade Charlie, encouraging his teammate Matt onto a win. 112 SPORTS-TENNIS BASEBALL Row 1: M. Milmoe, D. Cole, B. Cretaro, S. Wright, D. Miller, J. Torrey Row 2: Coach Fox, M. Lomberk, B. Easterly, S. Garbry, T. Damore, P. Milmoe. M. Lee, D. Torrey The 1983 Raider Baseball team finished with a 7-7 League record. The highlight of the season was the 3-1 victory over league champs Holland Patent who had had a no-hitter earlier in the season. The team had a tough schedule planned with a trip to Long Island included. Bad weather canceled these games. Tony Damore was the All-Star choice, getting a nod at the designated hitter position. Returning as seniors this year are Steve Wright, Mike Lee, and Shane Garbry. Scoreboard CHS Score Team Score 10 Clinton 7 9 Oneida 6 1 Clinton 10 9 Camden 13 3 Camden 5 2 V.V.S. 4 0 Holland Patent 6 3 V.V.S. 10 14 Cazenovia 1 3 Holland Patent 1 9 Chittenango 7 7 Oneida 5 4 Chittenango 6 23 Cazenovia 1 7—7 SPORTS—V. BASEBALL 113 GIRLS TRACK Patty shows determination—an Olympic hopeful. Betsy flies to great lengths. After Coach Pino moved to coach the girls team they were headed in the right direction. Winning the Tri-Valley League Championship and placing first in the Class C Sectional meet. This is just a start for this young team. Losing only a very few to graduation keeps the outlook good for these talented girls. Yvonne makes it look easy. Shawn wins another one! ADVERTISEMENTS (3tfcmer [Sail funeral Stfome, Jnc. 201 JAMES STREET CANASTOTA, N. Y. 13032 (315) 697-2294 J. HOMER BALL LARRY S. BALL CHEMICAL SPECIALTIES Best Wishes Class of RELIABLE PRODUCTS 1984 CANASTOTA, N. Y. 13032 Phone 315-697-9422 from STEVE'S AUTO SERVICE Morone's ROUTE 5 AND OX BOW ROAD CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 Colonial AIR CONDITIONING . BRAKES ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS , o J r r „ TIRES TUNE UPS A BATTERIES wn jm Pharmacy STEVE KINSLOW (31 5) 697-7866 116 117 PAVONE'S HOME DECORATING CENTER 120 Washington Ave. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 315-363-0440 Benjamin Moore Paints Wallpaper Armstrong Floors Ceramic Tile Carpet Draperies and Shades CLARK'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. W.J. 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Bussin DMD 131 Main St. Oneida, N.Y. 13421 (315) 363-2480 10 Henry St. Norwich, NY 13815 (607) 334-6002 Best Wishes from Congratulations to the Class of 84 THE RUSTY RAIL TOOKE's Factory Outlet China Your Rt. 5 Established Factory Store Specializing in China for over 26 Years Albanese's Shoes—Jeans Sportswear Specializing in Banquets—Parties Weddings Carole and Rusty, Your Hosts Rt. 5 Canastota 315-697-7929 123 6 Arnie's Produce Center Route 5 Sherrill, N.Y. 13421 Sherrill's Farm Market Wholesale and Retail and Kraig's Kegs Beverage Center To The Class of 1984 Good Luck in your future and your adventures. You'll get out of life what you put into it. Congratulations to your 1984 Class President Christine Marie Cerio, my lovely daughter. Her Father, Arnie Arnie Cerio Phone: (315) 363-5680 Owner 124 Good Luck M.J. Class of '84 Italy's Best!! To the Class of 1984 Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future. Buda's Sausage SAMUEL J. FUDESCO INSURANCE Caroline Street Canastota, NY all forms 104 Center St., Canastota, NY 697-2600 Isadore Samuel Frank Isadore A. Rapusad Sons Grower (r Shipper Raps Blue Ribbon Brand Onions also Potatoes, Lettuce, Carrots Canastota, NY OW7-2216 Phone: 697-7700 SKILLED ’ MECHANICS BOREK BROS. AUTOMOTIVE Walker Muffler Bay Complete Radiator Repair Major and minor repairs NYS Inspection-Towing Autobody Repair—Painting Jay K. Johnson, Jr. President Office: 315-692-9633 Quarry: 315—655-8854 Rick—Len—Greg RD 3 Oxbow Rd. Canastota NY 13032 Congratulations to The Class of 1984 Linda Foglino Owner Worlock Paving Corp. Route 5 New Yorker Apt. Suite 11 Caller 504 Canastota, NY 13032 104 Madison St. OPEN Tues.—Sat. Oneida, NY 13421 Phone: 363-8407 125 Best Wishes Class of 1984 Passenger • Truck Farm Industrial • Recapping The Midway Motel Jim Labrecque Silver City Tire, Inc. Open 24 hours year 'round 2 miles east of Thruway Exit 34 Ken and Marie Bord Owners Rt. 5 Broad Sts. Oneida, NY 13421 Good Luck Phone: Class of '84 315-363-8220 Erie Mill Box 44, RD1 Canastota, NY 697-7928 Larry, Louie, Joe 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 127 ORSATORE 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 129 Best of Luck to the Class of 1984 Real Estate, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1984 Good Luck—Best Wishes 0. MILK’S THE ONE I) Yriftr AbUftanc? I of a fear Ai ry W Your Assurance of a real dairy food. From: Eisenhul Holstein Farms Your Full Time Real Estate Professionals Walt, Joan, Arnie, Eileen, Dean, Roy, Heidi 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 St., Oneida, NY (315) 363-4500 Full Service Banking Member FDIC 130 CONGRATULATIONS to Heather from Your Family Bill, Joan, Laurel, Billy 131 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 CANASTOTA SAVINGS DIVISION OF SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. W. Seneca Ave. Canastota, NY 13032 Congratulations to the Class of '84 PEXTON BACKHOE SERVICE 123 Chapel St. Canastota, NY Phone: 697-2331 Congratulations to The Class of 1984 from DIVERONICA BROS. INC. 132 Best Wishes to the Class of '84 MC DONALD'S YOU Rt. 13 Canastota, NY PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Terry Quain Mr. Mrs. Marion J. Buda Roy Houghtalen M Mr. Mrs. Louis Markiewicz Cindy and John Mrs. Mannix Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. 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Society Ray's Barber Shop Patrons Ads 133 S.A.D.D STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK Dedicate this page so that no other class at Canastota High School will have to dedicate a yearbook page to a student killed in an alcohol- related accident. 134 Congratulations to our Graduating Seniors Congratulations to The Class of 1984 From THE CANASTOTA FIRE DEPARTMENT Canastota FBLA Becky Abbott BRUINI-O-MATICino ... complete food and vending service One Mount Pleasant Road, Canastota, New York 13032 1-315-697-3914 135 EL Pepis Bridal Boutique 363-7612 Pepis Bridal Boutique ALL BRIDAL WEAR ACCESSORIES OPEN: Monday, Tuesday Friday, Saturday 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Wednesday, Thursday 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. PEPIS PIZZA EAT IN TAKEOUT Open Everyday at 4:00 PM Saturdays at NOON 136 Pepis Pizza 363-7580 ROUTE 5—ONEIDA, NEW YORK Principals Mr. Craig King Dedication Being a very inspirational teacher who is always willing to guide us in our de- cision making, it is with great pleasure that the classes of '88 and '89 dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Milmoe. 137 Mrs. Mary Jane Milmoe JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 9 FACULTY 4 Row 1: K. Prentice—English, D. McCarten—Social Studies, E. Geer—Math, D. Ward—Math, B. Enigk—Math, B. Woodarek—Social Studies, M. Lonsberry — General Education Row 2: A. Broga—Science, M. Milmoe—Social Studies, T. Bazan—English, W. Pestell—Science, K. Rouse- Science, T. Besl—Art, F. Colburn—Reading, A. Cary—Reading, J. Brunscheen—Reading 138 8A-2 Row 1: David Tinklepaugh, Ronnie Brantis, Carl Cordell, Bri- an Hodgins Row 2: Joanne Boston, Lisa Marusa, Faith Caldwell, Therese Tornatore, Rosa Polsinelli, Leigh Marchetti, Sally Cashel, Craig Clarke Row 3: Heather Hunt, Judy Fradenburg, Kelly Ward, Katie Gleason, Brenna Sterling, Mike Cotsovites, Charlie Creme, Eric Finocchiaro Row 4: Steven Dodge, Sean Pearson, Drew Lopitz, Eric Dunn, Bobby Weeks, Todd Holava, Danny Snyder, Chris Jaquin, Carl Musak 8A-1 Row 1: Frank Milana, Mike Durr, Deanna Russitano, Dorothy Smith, Margaret Smith, Minh Le, Amy Shaw, Melissa Otts Row 2: Kelly Cassell, Anita Ackerman, Tammy Kimpton, Collene Dewey, Julie Robinson, Stacie Sgarlata, Lydia Hoke, Diane Wells Row 3: Richard Sanderson, Frank Mitchell, Tom Farr, Rob Giufre, Chris Gena, Mark Caron, Donny Shaver, Richard Smith 8B-2 Row 1: Eric Rogers, Chris Evans Row 2: Tammy Seitz, Mi- chelle Wattenbe, Shay Sgroi, Carrie Rapasadi, Theresa DiVeronica, Jackey Gardinier, Larry Hall Row 3: Andy Bach, Doug Hawkins, Bill Bush, Tony Patterelli, Steve Macera, Bruce Melick, Richard Hawkins, David VanValkenburgh Row 4: Mike Dwyer, Mark Michels, Jon Bertolino, Willy Colvin, David DuBois, Steve Shepard, John Palamara, Arron LeClair 8B-1 Row 1: Ed Dann, Rick Morris, Michelle Wedge, Rose Colvin, Steve Robotham, Mary Beth Popple, Bobby Devine, Bob Burns Row 2: Annette Goodell, Robin Colvin, Maria Bermudez, Vicki Polisse, Lyle Whaley, Wayne Hertel, Jack Niles, David Arnold Row 3: Gary Farr, Al Pickard, Steve Babcock, Darrell Fowler, Tracy Shaw, Michelle Steele, Debbie Clark 139 8C-1 Row 1: Tammy Manaseri, Shawn Fusillo, Roy Leggett, Pat Bliss, Steve Mitchell, Keith Cowan, Mike Smith, Shari Roth Row 2: Dave Malbouf, Dale Harp, Michele Spencer, Donald Ward, David Lamkin, Danielle Tuttle, Connie Lohr, Denise Tuttle Row 3: Dan Holtham, Henry Clark, Tim Kimball, Ty Robertson, Chuck Colvin, Glen Hannan 8C-2 Row 1: Julie Whitmeyer, Mistie Pallas, Joey Bishop, Edward Hopkins, Rob Seitz, Dan Green, Ernest Harp, Joy Bliss Row 2: Glo- ria Farr, Val Coleman, Robin Cooper, Becky Burgdoff, Anthony Jayson, Dave Youngs, Billy Joe Jewett, Steve Bogue 7A-l Row 1: Rob Barbieri, Kris Galton, Eric Smileuske, Phuong Le, Lauri Coppola, Kelly Kampf, Mike Bice Row 2: Suzie Debrucque, Karen Mascari, Janelle Pestell, Chris Babcock, Eric Ali, Julie Pino, Tom Sanborn, Frank Skurpski Row 3: Robert Peryer, Matt Miller, Jim Jaquin, Cadi New, Kim Glazier, Sue Long, Terri Brooker, Lori Rapasadi, Tammy Jeffris, Kim Ladd, Mary Beth Robinson, Barb Stanton, Fred Barry 7A-2 Row 1: Michelle Merithew, Stacia Lee Row 2: Andrea DiGiorgio, Lisa Salerno, Sherry Der, Mike Webb, Ken Starrs, Heidi Baldwin, Julie Tarry, Missy Aquino Row 3: Michelle Miller, Faith Cobb, Jennifer Piersall, Nicole Fox, Mary Jo Mirante, Robyn Smith, Kristen Tarbell, Jocelyn Patane Row 4: Missy Sorbello, Bob Enigk, Dennis Michels, Gary Fabrizi, Rich Carlson, Josh Tuttle, Peter DeFazio, Brian Cassell, Jennifer Mackey, Sue Fradenburg 140 7B-l Row 1: Jason Ricketts, Paula Hawkins, Kelly Kincaid, Laura Bush, Missy Wilcox, Rain Cary, Steve Kreis, Chad Ward Row 2: Chris Babcock, Bill Schon, Ed Raymond, Leslie Loomis, Janice Atkinson, Connie Coleman, Barb Ribley, John Willson Row 3: Mike Stankivitz, Jayson Cesarini, Paulette Ducey, Mary Ann Gaudette, Jesse Dickenson, Charles Hart, Leon Berube, Wayne Drummond 7B-2 Row 1: Mistie Roe, Mary Ann Lomonaco, Kim Tassone, Kathy Delaney, Hillary Gray, Kathy Boniewicz, Laura Tobin, Lisa Miller Row 2: Peter Roache, Tim Cerio, Steven Jeffris, Louise New, Anita Michels, Kelly Cornish, Kim Maxwell, Nancy Jeffris Row 3: Brian Cary, Eric Snyder, Chad Menendez, Rick Ondriezek, Russ Denney, Steve Gilbank, Ronnie Farfaglia 7B-3 Row 1: Tracy Hildreth, Rondo Bixby, Jody Lock, Jim LaRue, Jamie Sue Arnold, Kelli Albanese, Mi Lee Hill, Victor Fusillo Row 2: Missy King, Amy Cesarini, Kristen Smith, Janet Stoddard, Linda Coppola, Rob Cary, Ken Shaffer, Maria Fusillo Row 3: Jim Evans, Tracy Dake, Charlene lannone, Cathy Dwyer, Vickie Clark, Joey Martin 7C-1 Row 1: Billy Richardson, Joey Rossi, Jeff Tharp, Rodney Griffin, Shannon Conover, Cal Avery, Marty McAllister, John Ferranti Row 2: Chris Cerio, Traci Snyder, Colleen Simzer, Kelly Hall, Diana Havener, Heidi Reynolds, Joe Drummond, Rosie Mason Row 3: James Wilhelm, Brian Musacchio, Wendy Whitmeyer 141 8C-3 Row 1: Carl Cordell, Robert VanValkenburgh, Becky Warner Row 2: Sheila Pouliot, Wendy Avery, Jamie Sue Hicks, Rosa Polsinelli Row 3: Darin Harp, Cindy Schara, Heidi Wickham, Bob Relyea, Ron Brantis, John Reidy, Leon Collins 7C-2 Row 1: Christina Garrow, Don Dority, Brian Fox, Ronald Debrucque, Loretta Morse, Kelly Shortell, Marian Suits, Lori Mason Row 2: John Reidy, Mike Hartle, Danny Klahs, Melissa Ausman, Laurie Loveless, Bill Perry, Steve Vann, S. Campanie Row 3: Robert Cooper, Heidi Wickham 8th Grade—Personalities 2. Nicest Smile Steve Mitchell Theresa DiVeronica 2. Most Likely to Succeed Joanne Boston Sean Pearson 3. Best Dressed Charlie Creme Deanna Russitano 4. Biggest Flirt Keith Cowan Stacie Sgarlata 5. Most Athletic Mark Caron Val Coleman 6. Class Clown Willy Colvin Carrie Rapasadi 7. Noisest Dave Malbouf Kelly Cassell 8. Tallest Couple Billy Joe Jewett Melissa Otts 9. Shortest Doug Hawkins Tammy Manaseri 7th Grade—Personalities Nicest Smile 2. Most Likely to Succeed 3. Best Dressed Ron Farfaglia Andrea DiGiorgio P.J. DeFazio Sue Debrucque Ken Starrs Julie Pino Biggest Flirt 5. Most Athletic 6. Class Clown Hillary Gray Mary Ann Gaudette John Ferranti Ron Debrucque Kris Gal ton Missy Aquino Noisest 8. Tallest Couple 9. Shortest Couple Mary Jo Miranti Barb Stanton Jason Ricketts Joey Rossi Jim Evans Phuong Le 142 Candids Hi There! Look how cute I am! Hard at work! Where's the beef! Hey guys. Thrilled with homework! 143 W-H-A-T? Look what I got! Honor Society Row 1: Lisa Marusa Row 2: Mike Durr, Charlie Creme, Sla Sgarlata, Amy Shaw, Leigh Marchetti, Mirth Le Row 3: M Cotsovites, Melissa Otts, Sean Pearson, Steve Dodge, Julie Robtnsi Joanne Boston Student Government Row 1: Theresa DiVeronica, Carrie Rapasadi, Mary Beth Popple, Kelly Cassell, M ssy Aquino, Mary Jo Mirante, Diane Wells Row 2: Tammy Manaseri, Andrea DiGiorgio, Phuong Le, Sherry Der, Eric Smileuske, Mike Bice, Peter DeFazio, Tom Sanborn Row 3: Michelle Miller, Karen Mascari, Cadi New, Tammy Kimpton, Judy Fradenburg, Stacia Lee, Julie Tarry, Kristen Tarbell, Julie Pino Row 4: Craig Clarke, Chris Galton, Stacie Sgarlata, Kelly Ward, Katie Gleason, Leigh Marchetti, L. Marusa, Minh Le, Kellie Cornish, Fred Barry, Ronnie Farfaglia There's No Business Like Air Band Business. Watch out Go-Go's here come the Foursome's Canastota’s latest I group. 144