Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

1985 T WE SEEK THE SHADOWS OF YESTERDAY, BUT TODAY CAN'T HOLD US. WE MUST BE ON OUR WAY CANASTOTA JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CANASTOTA, NEW YORK 13032 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration Page 4 Seniors Page 13 Sports Page 55 Underclassmen Page 99 Activities Page 75 Junior High School Supplement Page 137 Advertising Page 111 2 Table of Contents 1985 TOOT Sue White Diane Hester 1985 Toot You hear it every year, but now we know it is true; the amount of work required to put the yearbook together is incredible. The Toot staff picture is deceiving. As usual, there was great enthusiasm in the beginning, but as time went on it was put together by about five people. We would like to thank Miss Martin, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Besl for all of their help and encouragement. The members of our staff who worked on the Toot your time and effort were greatly appreciated. A special thanks to Sue Bai- ley, Kim Field and Christine Filey who never complained when given a photography task. Thanks also to Arturo Vilchez, who came all the way from Mexico to print pic- tures. We cannot forget to thank those who provided us with the candids when we needed them. Our final thanks to Bret Sgroi for the artwork on our excellent cover. We think that this is the best yearbook to ever come out of CHS and a remem- brance of our best times. We will always be proud of our job on the 1985 Toot. 3 Florence DiPrima How does a class say Thank You for making learning fun? Thanks for being there to talk to when the world seems to be closing in on us. We appreciate it when you listen to our ideas and encourage us to contribute more. It is really in- teresting when you let us discuss things openly as a group, we learn a lot from it. The only way that the Class of 1985 can say it is by dedicating our yearbook to you, Mrs. DiPrima, Thank You. 4 Dedication • ' i LTY INISTRATION Vincent Albanese Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Garad Williams Assistant Superintendent Barbara Hopsicker, Margaret Peters, Mary Fresina. Administrative Secretary, Eugene Pavone, Stephen Fisher, Vincent Albanese, Dean Yorton, James Caldwell, Absent Wesley Hood BOARD OF EDUCATION 6 Administration Craig King Principal It is my sincere hope that your memories of Canas to tVs Jvnior-Senior High School are pleasant ones; ones which you will cherish throughout your life. A yearbook is no re them printed pages, clever sayings, and photographs. It is in a very real sense a record of memories - your memories - the memories you hold both individually and in coroon as students of Canas to ta Junior-Senior High. You have received an education that will serve you well as you pursue your future endeavors. I wish you health, happiness, and success throu iout your lives. Michael Marcelle Assistant Principal It has been a pleasure to have been associated with the students and staff of the Canastota Junior-Senior High School during the 1984-1985 school year. All of us have grown in so many different ways through the experiences that we have all shared. To the Class of 1985, I wish you the best of luck as you leave Canastota Junior-Senior High School. The memories of your years at our school will certainly last throughout your lifetime. To the Classes of 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, and 1990, I look forward working with you to help our school grow in the upcoming years. Only by working together can we make the future brighter for everyone. Administration 7 English Row 2 J. Carll, L. James, E. V heeler, F. DiPrima, Z. Miller Row 2 8. Woodarek, K. Bundle, F. Colburn, P. Dixon, M.J. Astrachan, K. Prentice, T. Bazan 8 Faculty Social Studies Row 1 D. McCarten, M.J. Milmoe, D. Clarke, D. New Row 2—M. Smith, T. Moses Business Education A. Grossman, R. Sanderson, S. Wright Health C. Fox, T. Heimall, S. Tornatore Faculty 9 Music B. Busch G. Keefe Industrial Art and Agriculture S. Taylor R. Sweeney 10 Faculty Faculty 11 LANGUAGE SECRETARIES F. Salamone, R. Benenali, M. Marchetti, F. Paone, P. Filey ATTENDANCE OFFICER B. Rapasadi GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 12 Faculty 14 C and ids IT SEEMS EIRE SO EONG AGO Candids 15 EXCHANGE STUDENTS I think that the times I had in Canastota have been very nice. Here everything is different for me. I've learned a lot about the customs and the people here. The times at Rotary and in the school have been very memorable to me. Everything was a new experience because I learned a new language, met different people and learned new customs. I want to thank the Rotary Club and my host families and all the people who helped me, too. I don't think that I am going to forget this experience or the people I have met. You always have a friend in Mexico! Arturo Arturo Vilchez How can I express my feeling for this town and Canastota High School? This is a very nice, new place with a different language and culture, than what I was used to. Now, I am getting use to this because I am learning to speak the language and making new friends. This has been a good experience for me, because everything is different from my country and the time spent away from my family. I would like to take this opportunity to show my appreciation to Canastota and it's friendly people. I am not going to forget Canastota and my friends. There will be a place in my heart where you will always stay. I want to thank all who helped me, during my stay in the United States. Finally, I would like to thank the Brown family because they have made my stay very enjoyable, and also Mr. Williams for making it possible for me to come to Canastota. Sincerely, your friend always, Carlos A. Contreras Loustaunau Carlos Contreras Loustaunau Natalie Buffler 16 Exchange Students I have truly enjoyed my stay in the United States. I miss my fam- ily and the beach, but the Prusinowski family with whom I am staying are very kind and loving. I am thankful for the opportunity to travel and see a new culture. I have enjoyed seeing the differ- ences between Africa and United States. At my school in Africa, I am required to wear a uniform. During my stay in the United States I have been able to try many new types of food. I would like to thank everyone for being so kind to me and the Prusinowski's for letting me stay at their house. Your Friend Always, Natalie Buffler Graeme 20 Seniors Yvonne Tammy Seniors 21 Anne Marie 22 Seniors Monte Carolyn 24 Seniors Theresa Seniors 31 Candids 33 TOP John Wiegand John Discovery consists of seeing what ev- erybody has seen ... . Diane Louise Hester Diane Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Mark Daniel Mascari Mark To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible. VALEDICTORIAN Charles Thomas Burke Charlie They are many, my dreams. I, John Wiegand, leave to my sister Patty many fine years at CHS, along with victories. Good luck Pino! Have a great senior year Mike and Andy! I, Charlie Burke, leave Kris, Gina, Teresa, and Renee all the fun and irresponsibility of being a senior. To Bob and Shawn, I leave the spirit to do their best in their remaining years. I, Diane Hesler, leave Vicki unproductive diets, Cherie, freshman party, Johna my everchanging love life, Stacey our first loves, Susanne flood, prom, character, this yearbook and Thanks for everything. I, Mark Mascari, leave Bob, gas money, Tom another soldier, Rob and Allen my old math homework, Scott the saying its got to be dangling! Karen another trophy, and my parents a lot of red ink. I, Allen McNally, leave to Kris, Gina and Teresa, a wild senior year. To Karen, all my love and the moments we have shared. I, Tom Quoin leave Jamaj, a jamaj; Kris the porch nights and the jetsons, Bob the midnight run and the infamous cannon and a super time at the Junior Prom. Allen James McNally Al The key to success is accepting and conquering all the challenges which confront us. t Thomas Gerard Quoin Tom If you wanna' dance. You gotta' pay the fiddler. 34 Seniors TEN Kathleen Ann Rapasadi Rap We are all heroes, you and me. Every- body who faces the world as it is—uncertain—and sets out to be hap- py■ SALUTATORIAN I, Kathy Rapasadi, leave Chris Parker and Wendy Boston all my love and thanks for being the best friends imaginable. To LR all our talks. To Heidi Spadter memories of France, to Bobby all of his goals to achieve and the Cavalier. I, Sue White, leave Jimmy the house for himself, and the right to leave his mark on CHS, good or bad. To Diane, the prom, the toilets, cruising, judgement, the yearbook, and many memories. To Stacey, skipping, friendship shake, many years of friendship, and our cruelty to others. To everyone else, so many laughs and memories. 1, Rob Janosky, leave to my good friends J.B., K.W., and T.H. all the good time of my senior year and all my best wishes. I, Sherri Eastwood, leave to my sister Lorrie hope, happiness, and all my love. To Candy and Penny—my love and encouragement. To the Basketball team—determination and success. I, Mike Milmoe, leave to my brother Jack—the youngest and last of the Milmoes—success in sports, and happiness. To Burgh the peace and quiet of his office. Sherri Lynn Eastwood Sherri You can give without loving But you cannot love without giving. Michael Wheeler Milmoe Wheels Jr. You gotta have heart. Susanna Marie White Sue Exhaust the little moment—soon It dies. And be it gash or gold, it Will not come again in this Identical disguise. Robert Mark Janosky Rob If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Seniors 35 Christopher R. Sgarlata Chris The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Johna Lynn Frink Juan Truth is something you stumble into when you think you're going some place else. I, Chris Sgarlata leave to my nephew Aaron all my hunting, fishing, and trapping equipment. To my parents thanks and to Le Thi Hong Nhan I'll always be there. I, Johna Frink, leave Bennett the beach with Sure', to my sister, a Z-28, to Diane a doughnut run, to Mom and Dad thanks, and to Jeffrey all my love forever. I, Frank Mayville leave my desk in Mr. Moore's and Mr. Wilbur's classes to Beaver, Clam, Donnie, Dick and John for sleeping. I, James Mason leave my best wishes to next years 'Stota wrestling and football teams. To my two sisters four years of fun at C.H.S. I, Kim Tifft leave Shelly C. and Jeannine F. the one and only Maggie on Nelson Rd. To Wendy we will never wear blazers again, and to K.R., S.M., L.R., and C.P. the fun we had at Darien Lake. I, Anthony Sorbello, hereby bequeath to Jim Lamkin, nothing because I'm taking everything with me. James Salomon Mason Case Don't let anyone tell you what to do, do what you must. Kimberly Marie Tifft Kim Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of success is the mere accomplishments of your own. Class of 1985 Ai Frank Joseph Mayville Frankie Life is short, so why not enjoy it!!! Anthony Sorbello Doc All great men are dying off and I feel a little ill myself. 36 Seniors Class of 1985 fill Annette Wilkinson Jill A smile is just a whisper of a laugh, so laugh a little! Jane Paro Janie Whatever the challenge, whatever the test, whatever your striving for give it your best. Robert John Marko Bob The game is not over till you come out the winner Karen Sue Sanderson Trouble Make new friends, but keep the old; for one is silver, the other gold. I, Jill Wilkinson, leave Scott our times together, Arth, Bac and especially Foz for the fun times; Mr. Ficken the “book ; Kim the “closet”; Jenny the “Wilk tradition; the others good luck! I, Robert Marko, leave my sister Jackie all the B.S. of this school and to carry out the Marko name in basketball. I, Karen Sanderson, leave all my friends our good times; the Soccer Team a great time, Heidi— partners in crime—Tom marshmallows Tim thanks. To Mom and Mom and Dad thanks for the chance; And to Allen our memories together are forever. I, Jane Paro, leave all the right to raise cane to my brothers Russell and Joe and my sister Loretta. To John, thanks for the good times. 1, Tom Harvey, leave to my sister Nancy the last of the Harvey's” the right to have as much fun as I did at CHS and to Mr. Sanderson a bottle of aspirin. I, Heidi Spadter, leave Coach our talks, Mr. Smith thanks for making life bearable (hope I re- turned the favor), my friends all the great times, and last but certainly not least, P.S.—I love you. Thomas J. Harvey Tom It takes time sometimes to figure out that there's nothing to worry about and that there's plenty to be thankful for. Heidi Spadter Spad I want to change things. I want to see things happen. I don't just want to talk about them. Seniors 37 Class of 1985 Anthony Victor Marchetti Anth All the world's a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another's audience outside the guilded cage. Robyn Lee Tracy Tweet You must have faith .. .Together we cannot fail. Ann VanDusen Annie Keep within your heart a place where dreams may grow. David T. Klein Dave Hope is the thing with feathers that perches on the soul. And sings the tune without the words and never stops at all. I, Ann VanDusen leave Craig Mowers all our cherished memories. To Myra and Deb thanks for all the good times—Good Luck!! I, Anthony Marchetti, leave to Mr. Ficken an open spot at the dinner table on pork-chop nite. To Mallory, I leave the good times we shared, to Leigh I leave. I, Robyn Tracy leave Carolyn, Darcey, and Ann our fondest memories, to my Mom and Dad thanks for everything, and to Brent our moments we shared. I, David Klein leave to my brother Andy all my hunting and trapping equipment. To my parents the joy I gave them in bringing me up. I, Monte Colucci, leave to my brother one more year at CHS and my spot in the halls and I don't know ya! I, Dawn Jeffris, leave this school with many thanks to all my teachers, and What?? Who, me?? Never! to all the underclassmen. Dawn Marie Jeffris Fozzie Don't go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Monte Jay Colucci Tree Happiness alh depends on your point of view. 38 Seniors Ann Marie VanDusen Ann If you truly believe, than you shall have the courage to go with it. Nancy Marie Farnach Live your life to the fullest today because there might be no tomorrow. I, Ann Mane VanDusen, leave the precious memories of growing up, good fortune and happy times to everyone. I, Nancy Farnach, leave my cousins Suzy and Frank the best of luck at C.H.S. and to my friends good luck in the future. I, Ann Tot era, leave Robyn, Debbie and friends all the fun times we shared. Mom and Dad my love and thanks. Mike all our memories. I, Janine Otts, leave my sister Melissa four years of high school full of happiness and memories. To Michelle, one more wonderful year at C.H.S. I, Joe Bonaventura, leave Rick two more years at CHS, Randy take good care of the beautiful girls, including my X's. Best of luck to Bouf, Gomez, Boo, Rat, and Goon. Ann Marie Totera Annie To understand any living thing, you must, so to say, creep within and feel the beating of its heart. Janine Lorraine Otts Ottsie Love wasn't put in your heart to stay . . .Love isn't love until you give it away. Class of 1985 Hector Cortes And man travels on ... Joseph Anthony Bonaventura Joe Bonfire Knowledge is strength—The enemy is ignorance. Seniors 39 Shelly Marie Merrell Shell The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love is not love til you give it away. Dale Edward Long Crash Plan for tomorrow, but live for today. I, Shelly Merrell, leave Todd one more year. Gina, the great memories, dark alleys, our songs. Steff, prom nights, moving trees, Gumby, Magic chocolate milkshakes. I, Dale Long, leave the school to my sister Julie and cousin Andy hoping they have as much fun as I did. I, Kim Gates, leave CHS to all the underclassmen and the good times at BOCES to all my classmates. I, Pauline Lamberton, leave Fred my grades and a can of skoal, to Karen our memories. I, Jeff Backus, leave Tracy all our good times and my love. To the football team two weeks at football camp. To my family, I made it! I, Mane Stanton, leave my sisters great high school years, Shirley—a great big Thanks; Pamm our friendship, Bret his main goal in wrestling. Pauline Lamberton Paul From far, from eve and morning. And yon twelve winded-sky. The perils of life, blew hither: Here I am, now I'm gone. Jeffrey Michael Backus Kato Do everything the best you can, for you may not have another chance. Class of 1985 Kimberly Gates Kim Smile and the world will smile with you. Marie Stanton Alex Everyone around you has their little schemes, listen to your heart and hold on to your dreams. 40 Seniors Class of 1985 David Hoch Dave One waif or another, I'll accept the challenges put before me. Robert Bonaventura Bobby Boo When someone says One more Time,” never take it for granted, there always will be another time. i Theresa Ann Maccarone Cabbage Always take the time to say what’s in your heart. Russell Lee Brown Fozzie Bear The life so short, the craft so long to learn. I, Dave Hoch, leave to J.J., Smelly, and Matzaball my gym shorts and the sunrises. I, Theresa Maccarone, leave to Debbie C. many thanks for everything, to Stacey all the fun times, to Bob, always know I care, to Mom and Dad, my love. 1, Russell Brown, leave my spot in FFA and the Media Center to any underclassmen who wants it and a last Good-Bye to everyone. I, Bobby Bonaventura, leave B.B. M.L. J.B. D.C. N.Z. the great times we all had. To my Mom, thanks for everything and 1 love you. 1, Lorri Bacon, leave to J.U. all my love and our very special friendship! To my sister, Lisa, two more years! To Mom and Dad, thanks!!! I, John Kulas, leave to my sister all the trouble I didn't get into, Leigh and Katie three long years of school, Teresa all the jokes I left behind. Lorri Ann Bacon Meatball However rare true love may be, it is still less so than genuine friendship. John Michael Kulas Fever Do unto others as you would like to be treated. Seniors 41 Class of 1985 Jenny Antoinette Niro Jenny Believing is the beginning of a dream come true. Scott David LeMay Scott He who sows courtesy reaps friendship and he who plants kindness gathers love. Sally Jane Poppleton Sally If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you it is yours If it doesn't it never was. Douglas Wayne Simmons Big D We can because we think we can. I, Jenny Niro, leave my brothers the best of luck at CHS, I leave the good times I had with all my friends. I, Sally Poppleton, leave Tammy with cherished memories and the best of friendship. To Rich, the hope of graduating and all my love to my family. I, Doug Simmons leave Bill Jaquin my truck and hey Bill, I'll sell you my truck for $20 bucks and to Miss Strong a book on How to go from minus ten to five hundred in one year. I, Scott LeMay, leave Mr. Ficken many more winning soccer seasons. To A.L. I leave a crow and to D.W., a box of jello. I, Lisa Perretta leave to all the uptown crew all the partying they can handle, and to K.P. all my love. I, Melissa Somers, leave to my sister Beth all the great times in H.S., P.P., D.C., T.M., A.T. the fun parties and M.L. our friendship. Lisa Marie Perretta Warden Even though the hour is late, it takes more determination than I've got to walk away from a party that is going well. Melissa Somers Missy Someone, Somewhere, Somehow, Someway, Someday . .. 42 Seniors Class of 1985 Linda Marie Lohr Linda Success is getting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you get. Michael John Funari Mike I get by with a little help from my friends. I, Linda Lohr, leave my true friends memories of good times together. To my parents, thanks for being so understanding. I, Mike Funari, leave June Loomis all the memories. To Shelly one more year at C.H.S. I, Brenda Ann Rainwater, Leave to my sisters and brother the best of luck at CHS. Best wishes to my friends Shari, Ann, Myra, Shawn and Jane. I, Christine Mohorter, leave Missy the hope that she can always find a shirt, Tammy our skip days and a mailbox, Steph Thanx, Jason and Danny my love. I, John Albanese, leave Heidi friendship and memories, my brothers good luck at CHS, and headgames to all the underclassmen. I, Myra Mowers, leave Ann all the great times we've shared. To Ma thanks for everything. To D.J. a day without being hassled. To the rest, LATER DUDES! Christine Grace Mohorter Chrissy Hold fast to dreams! For if dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. 1 John Dominick Albanese 111 Happy With every friend you lose, you lose part of your life, what a terrible death. Brenda Ann Rainwater Brenna If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. Myra Sue Mowers Murna A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself. Seniors 43 Class of 1985 Melanie Ann Doerle Mel Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within the reach of every hand. James Clifford Stevens Red Luck's a chance, but troubles sure I'd face it as a wise man would with a laugh. Kevin Michael Berry WUBBA Only the good die young, so heres to old age. Carolyn Rose Carlson One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible. I, Mel Doerle, leave Lori the car lighter, a special thanks to Wendy and to Willie all my love and the memories of our special times together. I, Kevin Berry, leave Mr. Marcelle and Mr. King some help, they need it. I, Carolyn Carlson, leave my brother Rich a great four years at CHS. Mom and Dad thanks. To Robyn, Debbie C, Ann Darcey and Cabbage all our fondest memories. 1, Jim Stevens, leave permission to my sister Jolaine the right to raise all the H$% she wants, and good luck on the basketball team. I, Dave Coleman, leave Tommy, Steve, and Jeff D. the best of times at CHS. I, Deborah Carlson, leave my brother Richard great times at CHS. To D.N. and T.M. thanks for everything. To Kevin all my love, and the beautiful memories which we have shared. David Coleman Gomez It is nice to be important but its even more important to be nice. Deborah A. Carlson Debbie Lying and cheating will get you no where. Honesty is every ones road to happiness. 44 Seniors Deborah Jean Markle Debbie I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memories, some hap- py, some sad, I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. David Brian Wuest Dave It could happen to you, so think for yourself. I, Debbie Markle, leave John Schmidtka all our cherished moments. To Marcia Collins all the air her head can absorb. Mel, Myra, Ann all our memories. I, Dave Wuest, leave to Renee all my hugs and kisses. To Paul Janosik, I leave all my cheap girlfriends. I, Alan Linstruth, leave to my brother the whole high school and my spot on the baseball team. I, Anna Gaudette, leave to my sister Mary Ann the privilege of sharing Gary's affection in the halls. To Jose Cortes all my love forever and ever. 1, Graeme Anderson, leave my position on the golf course to my understudy. To Chris the right to flirt with them all. I, Shari Mason, leave to Jim and Brenda happiness in the future. Best wishes to Missie in her senior year, and all my love to my two sisters. Anna Marie Gaudette Anna Banana Without dreams and ideas There Wouldn't be a life Because there wouldn't be you. Graeme John Anderson Cracker A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. Class of 1985 Alan Guy Linstruth Al Tomorrow life is too late; Live it up today! Shari Lynn Mason Shar Don't let the crowd pressure you; stand for something or you'll fall for anything. Seniors 45 Class of 1985 Christine DiVeronica Sister Chic Be on your way, maybe someday we will meet again. Try not to cry, tears make me think of how it might have been. Kyle James Galton Kato Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Betsy Ann DiVeronica Betsy If I could make days last forever. If words could make wishes come true, I'd save everyday like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. Michael Kenneth Gilbank Gil Love to one, friendship to a few; and good will to all. I, Chris DiVeronica, leave Annie our special friendship, Theresa, Anne, Nicky lots of luck and love, Yvonne the fun times and Eric our memories. I, Betsy DiVeronica, leave Scott and Jeff lots of luck and happiness, my beautiful Robert the past 3 yrs. have been wonderful, thanks, 1 love you. Mom and Dad thanks, to MaryBeth, our special talks. I, Mike Gilbank, leave my brothers Greg and Steve good luck at CHS. Mom and Dad thanks. To Ke Muns rock through your senior year, to Ed, well we're off. I, Kyle Galton, leave to my brothers Mark and Kris the joys of CHS. My friends all the good times, the football team the Dome and Dokken forever. I, Cherie Bennett, leave Johna running home, Todd, I love you, Diane, Bobby's party. Vicki Convention '82 '83. Gregory, I love you. I, Mike Leibl, leave Anthony right to bust'em on anyone he wants. Bob and Brian our times together. Ann Marie—our memories which I'll always cherish. Cherie Kathryn Bennett Cherie If one is too lazy to think, too vain to do a thing badly, too cowardly to ad- mit it, one will never attain wisdom. Michael Joseph Leibl Mike Every once in awhile you just have to say What the ... ? 46 Seniors Timothy Andrew Nortz Devd Used-to-be's dont' matter anymore. Patricia Ann Keilbasinski Pat To be good is not enough. When you dream of being great. I, Tim Nortz, leave the ability to learn and succeed even against insurmontable odds. I, Patricia Kielbasinski, leave. See ya in ten years. I, Pamm Coleman, leave my sister Connie four more years. Marie our trips to Mo'ville and friendship. Mom—thanks, and to Scott—thanks for the good memories. I, June Loomis, leave Mike all my love. To Jay, four more years, and Shelly one more year at CHS. I, Jeff Ackerman, leave to the lake gang our music performances and my carpentry ability to Miss Dixon. Class of 1985 Pamela Marie Coleman Colby You never know who you have until their gone and then all you have is the memory of what was. June Ann Loomis June Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does .. . feels ... and achieves. Jeffrey Richard Ackerman Jeff A smile is the same in all languages. Shelly Marie Witchley Chealsee Down under, in the land of Kalies and Katies, shines the brilliant serious moonlight. Seniors 47 Class of 1985 Richard Jay Davies Rick Take life day by day. Richard M. Kilts Rich The deepest feeling always shows it- self in silence. Candace Beach Candy The sweetest flower that grows, I give you as we part. For you it is a rose, for me it is my heart. Jeffrey Dennis i'ff Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper the sad word farewell. I, Rick Davies, thank Mom and Dad for their support during my school years. And to my friends I leave the fondest memories of the Class of 85. I, Candy Beach, leave to Vickie certain friendships never die. To Johna thanks for everything and to Danny all my love with all my heart—forever! I, Jeff Dennis, leave to my best friend Jon, the good times we had and especially our friendship. To my parents I leave my love. I, Richard Kilts, leave my brother the right to finish at good old CHS. I, Vicki Morey leave Diane, slimfast, to Johna, Tom Collins to Cherie, skipping our junior year to Candy in case you forgot 9934 to Chris one picnic table. I, Tammy Colunio, leave Anna good times at CHS. C.M. memories of GP fir SPC, FBLAer's parties at Concord fir FLW's, Stephanie, Mel, Gina, Shelley—Jr. Prom. Vicki Lynn Morey Vicki Experience has made me rich and now they're after me. Tammy Lynn Colunio Tammy Love is friendship; friendship is love; If love fails, friendship should remain for friendship is the foundation for love. 48 Seniors Laurie Jean Wells Laurie The world is before you, you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. Michael Todd Lomberk Mike Go for it. I, Laurie Wells, leave to Mel my hamburgers and pizzas. To Sue her disgusting combinations. To Brian a special thanks for all the wonderful memories. I, Michael Lomberk, leave Missy S. all our good times and the best of luck. And to the gang all the parties. 1, Nick Zupan, leave Michele all my love. To the future football and wrestling teams I leave all the hard work I put into it. I, Bret Sgroi, leave Brian cynanide kool-aid and whatever else I left in Cortland. To Bart, Kevin, And Rick my ham's can. To Shay lots of luck and love K.A. I, Wendy Boston leave Joanne the last of the Boston's the best three years ever, K.T.—may we never wear blazers again, to K.R. Thanks for everything. I, Brian Beach, leave B.S. all the good times we had during lunch and at Caroga Lake. To Laurie, thanks for all the memories. To Mrs. Grossman, thanks for the dance at the prom. Class of 1985 Nicholas Robert Zupan Nick Work until you've done the things you've always dreamed about. Wendy Ann Boston Wendle The question we do not see when we are young is whether we own pride or are owned by it. Bret Edward Sgroi Bretster Give me my freedom, for as long as I be, All I ask of living is to have no chains on me and all I ask of dying is to go naturally. Brian Beach B-Brian-Blair Pleasure's a sin, and sometimes sin's a pleasure. Seniors 49 CLASS OF 1985 Stephen Andrew Malbouf Bouf Success can only be achieved through hard work and determination Yvonne Marie Caron Screamin' Eva If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours; if it doesn't it never was. Carolyn Ann Pickard Pick Never tell people how to do things, Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity. Edward John I si as Mun Me and the man made a pact, To live or die no turning back. Look to the stars to find what I need. I, Steve Malbouf, leave to my brother Dave the best of luck at Canastota High especially in basketball and football. I, Carolyn Pickard, leave to my brothers all the goodtimes at CHS. My sister five more years of basketball. To Hank all my love. I, Edward Islas, leave cowmum the muns tradition, bear, cope, and good luck. Thanks Mom and Dad. Extension — a jar of olives. Good luck to Philthz a and Mike, To Gil we're off. I, Yvonne Caron, leave Mark and Noel good luck at CHS. Christine our super friendship, Steve, all the great memories we've shared. P.S. 143! M.L.H. I, Stephanie Walters, Leave Shelly: Get a real life, O.K. Gumby, Moving Trees, Shook, J. P. Cruising, summer of '84. Chrissy: Chittenango, Sue: eternal friendship. Sean F. I, Charles Casler, hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Chris, my ability to roam the halls without a pass and not get caught. Stephanie Marie Walters Steff What lies before us and what lies be- hind us are tiny compared to what lies within us Charles Casler Chuck Men of few words are the best 50 Seniors CLASS OF 1985 Floyd Leslie Relyea, Jr. Lee Success in life is determined by the ef- fort that you put forth. Give it your best shot and no one can ask for more. Susan Lynn Bailey Sue You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. I, Lee Relyea, leave all my clothes to charity except my pink polo, which I leave to Jeff Backus. My car to the highest bidder and all funds to David Wuest. I, Sue Bailey, leave to Lori ”It's just your hair,” Betsy, ”Don't tell me,” Heidi, thanks for our special friendship. To my brother, best of luck and to my parents, THANKS! I, Chris Barley, leave Wade and Tom my friendship, Vicki my garbage, Diane and Cherie our wee morning rendezvous, Johna dry pants? Shelly my heavy metal albums, Mom and Dad Thanks. I, Stacey Coon, leave Suzy, Di, and Cherie all our special memories. To Theresa, a big LoveYa.” To Paul, all my love—forever. Mom and Dad—Thank You! I, Bob Weibezahl, leave all my soccer ability to the next goalie and best of luck Mr. Ficken next year. I, Chris Parker, leave Lee Relyea directions to my house. To K.R. and D.H. a trip to Fayetteville. Also, to Kathy, I leave a great friendship, my ”weird dreams,” and our great problems with men! Stacey Mane Coon Stacia What lies behind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Robert Frederick Weibezahl, Jr. Bob Every person, all the events of your life are there because you have drawn thru them. What you choose to do with them is up to you. Christopher Lee Barley Chris You must never, ever settle for just enough. Instead you must always strive for excellence, despite the many bar- riers that stand in your way. Christine Lea Parker Chris Our thoughts are the key which unlock the doors of the world. Seniors 57 CLASS OF 1985 Mary Elizabeth Relyea MaryBeth Decide promptly, but never give any reasons. Your decisions may be right, but your reasons are sure to be wrong. Mark Harold Tinklepaugh Mark Dream your future, don’t let it pass. Be yourself, you’ll never be last. Life can be a long math class, or a mosquito bit- ing you. Mark Nestved Mark Life is one party after another. Linda Marie Dodge Roger Dodger ”... noiv it's the close of the show, let's hope it all passes by, in the end, so get yourself along, you're my best friend, ... I, Mark Nestved, leave CHS all the great times. I leave Chuck to finish high school (good luck). Also, all the great times with F.B., E.M., J.D.. S.D., and K.P. Happy Carol. I, Linda Dodge, leave this school and all its memories. I leave to Stei e all the homework I had to do and to my class, Good luck always. I, Mark Tinklepaugh, leave to Dave three years of high school without me, (a legend to live up to), and Benny and Physics all to yourself. I, Tammy Houghtalen, leave to Sally our fondest memories, the best of friendship, and the party times we have shared. To my father my love and thanks. I, Tom Clark, leave this school to anybody who wants it. Tammy Lynne Houghtalen Tammy A fool will lose tomorrow, reaching out for yesterday. I won't turn my head in sorrow, if you should go away. I'll stand here and remember just how good it’s been. Thomas R. Clark Tom Do you want to live forever? 52 Seniors Shelley Sue Sanborn Shell The most utterly lost of all days, is that in which you have not once laughed. I, Shelley Sanborn, leave my brother Tom his last four years at CHS with hopes that he has as much fun as I did. To Kim G. our friendship. I, Chris Hannan, leave my best friend Mike Johnson my stethoscope and B.P. cuff. To my brothers Glen and Les all the cane they can raise. To my other best friend Chuck Swain, I leave Lee Wright as a substitute teacher. Christopher William Hannan Rampart Love is what it is so get as much as you can from it. IN REMEMBRANCE We remember Benji Snyder with fondness. We remember how happy he always was even through his illness. We remember how eager he was to make other people laugh. Benji was an inspiration for all of us. It was a pleasure to know him even though briefly. The members of the Class of 1985 will never forget the warmth of his presence in our lives. CAMERA SHY Tom Ackerman Scott Aichner Brian Blowers Bill Burns Rob Carter Delano Polsinelli Gina Rossi Theresa Weimer Jim Drummond Glenn Fowler Dinh Le Hung Le Candy Lopitz Lisa Rainwater Robert Raymond Bill Wilcox Seniors S3 VARSITY SOCCER The Varsity Soccer Team was outstanding this year, finishing with an 8-5-1 league record and a 9-6-1 overall record. This is the best record in the school's history. The Raiders also quali- fied for sectionals, another soccer first. Highlights in the season included a 2nd place finish in the Bishop Ludden Tournament where team Captains M. Lomberk, B. Weibezahl and S. Lemay made the all-tourna- ment team. Row 1: S. Webb, M. Mascari, H. Le, F. Milana, T. Chase, C. Nzuyen Row 2: R. Reed, B. Weibazhal, S. Lemay, M. Lomberk, T. O'Hara, S. Wallers, A. Vilehez, H. Moynh CROSS COUNTRY TRACK The Canastota 1984 Cross Country teams en- joyed good seasons this past fall. The girls team remained undefeated in league competi- tion and won the Tri-Valley title for the first time.The boys finished in 6th place, defeating both Oneida and VVS and ended the season 2- 6. Among Tri-Valley All Stars were Patty Wiegand, Mary Beth Duffy, and John Wie- f;ana. Honorable Mentions were awarded to essica Marusa, Nancy Harvey and Mike Di- Georgio. Coach Pino was pleased with both teams this year, and especially with the performance of Patty Weigand. Patty won the State Class B Cross Country Championship. The girls team also won the Weedsport and Chittenango Invi- tationals. They placed 2nd in the Cazenovia and Hannibal Invitationals and 3rd in the Fay- etteville-Manlius Invitationals. Row 1: M. Duffy, . Wiegand, M. Popple, R. Wright, K. Gagen Row 2: . Dennis, P. Wiegand, A. Cesarini, B. Swain, . Marusa, M. DiGeorgio 56 Sports o 5' VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1 :D. Coleman, . Bonaventura, B. Bonaventura, M. Milmoe, . Backus, K. Gallon, N. Zupan, B. Beach, Coach Rinaldo Row 2: Coach Smith, Coach Borgognoni, B. Burns, R. Fabrizi, . Stevens, T. Gleason, S. Malbouf, M. Leibl, P. Becker, D. Polsinelti, Trainer Borgognom Row 3: M. Talbot, S. Musachio, C. Bailey, P.Smith, L. Tuttle, . Delpopolo, D. Sheid, S. Rouse The 1984 Varsity Football season was not a successful season as the record indicates, but the wins and losses did not reflect the true character of this fine football team. The 'STOTA Red Raiders pro- vided the fans with their usual brand of hard hitting, hard tackling, and exciting football which has become the trademark of Canastota Football. The season started on a sour note as the Red Raiders were edged out by Frankfort-Schuyler by two points. This type of loss was an indication of the games that were to come as the year progressed. The Raiders were in every contest and gave an exciting account of their ability and desire to compete. The high'ight of the season was the upset victory over the de- fending Section III Football Champions in a game which thrilled and elated a large Homecoming crowd. The Raiders displayed that afternoon that they were definately a team that could rise to the occasion and gather in victory even when the odds were against them. Sports 57 JV Football jf, '“ £ sv3. v ®®f Ron� J; . Fradenburg, A. Osier, B Tornatore, T. Mitch- ell, E. Brown, . Milmoe, R. Duffy, K. Curtis Row 2: . Barberi, M. New, T. Farr, R. Rapasadi, K. Smith, M. Dewyer, B. Tornatore, Coach Stevens, Coach Salamone Row 3: S. Freeman, B. Douglas, D. Valario, . Sorci, T. Clark, f. Holtham, D. Drummond, W. Hertle Row 4: S. Polsinelli, F. Lamberton, B. faquin, M. Galavotti, J. Bruce, S. Evans, A. Link, D. Rainbow The 1984 JV football team was a composition of sophomores and juniors who were working toward the goal of improving their skills in competition so that they could be productive members of the 1985 varsity squad. Captained by Eric Brown and Tom Mitchell, this team compiled a record of 4-3-1 good enough to earn them a tie with Chittenango for a second place in the Tri-Valley League. MVP for the team was shared honor between Eric Brown and Keith Smith. The team record and skills learned, should prove invaluable as these people go on to another season of 'Stota football. Their atti- tudes and inspirations illustrated what a team can do in this league if they play like a team. The coaching Staff is looking forward to many of these fine athletes to continue their hard work and perseverance next season. The 1984 JV team was co-coached by Richard Stevens of Munnsville and Vincent Salamone of Canastota. JV Cheerleading Row I: V. Becraft, B. Galavotti, S. Hill, G. Gena Row 2: G. Cary, K. Carson, R. Giufre, K. Winchell, D. Baker, H. McHarris 58 Sports Freshman Football Row 1: A. Pickard, R. Morris, S. Mitchell, J. Ferranit, E. Fino- chano, C. Clarke, E. Vann, D. Harp, K. Garby Row 2: L. Wha- ley, T. Cesario, C. Musak, D. Malbouf, M. Caron, D. Palmer, V. Fusillo, W. Hartle Row: T. Kimball, R. Peryer, G. Fabrizi, B. Cassell, R. Cooper, J. Jaqutn, D. Lopitz Row 4: Coach Snyder, E. Rogers, D. Dubois, T. Patter- ill i, R. Smith, C. Nero S. Mas- cera, T. Halpen, Coach Pestell Row 5: M. Brown, D. Snyder, R. Sanderson, J. Moore, B. Hicks, C. Gena, C. Colvin, R. Guifre, J. Bertolino The 1984 Freshman football team had a roster of thirty-eight 7th, 8th, and 9th graders. They started their practices on September 1 and had scrimmages against Whitesboro and Oneida. Their season record was 3-3. They had wins against Chittenango, Clinton and Camden, and defeats at the hands of Holland Patent, Cazenovia, and VVS. Freshman Cheerleaders M. Popple, K. Cassell, K. Gleason, D. Wells, S. Sgarlata, L. Marchetti, A. Shaw Sports 59 Varsity + Junior Varsity Field Hockey Junior Varsity Row 1: A. Clark, J. DeFazio, B. Chapman, Y. Caron, C. DiVeronica, C. Pickard, B. DiVeronica, H. Spadter, L. Smith, F. Mussachio Row 2: K. Ward, C Rapasadi, M. Smith, S. Coleman, C. Filey, K. Ward, E. Tornat ore, J. Harrington, S. Tarbel, J. Grossman Row 3: T. VanEpps, D. Smith, S. Sgroi, C. New. J. Pest ell, R. Paine, B. Sterling, T. Grossman, C. Ev- ans, Coach Laidlaw The 1984 Girls Varsity Field Hockey team finished with a 5-5-4 league record. Leading the team were seniors C. Pickard, C. DiVeronica, B. DiVeronica, Y. Caron, and H. Spadter. The highlight of the season was when the girls held off League Champs VVS and only lost 1-0. That was the first time VVS was held to 1 goal in 3 years. Another memorable game was a 1-1 tie with 2nd place Camden. The team looks good with re- turning players K. Ward, A. Clark, S. Coleman, B. Chapman, C. Filey, L. Smith and F. Musachio. The JV team had an exciting season posting the best record in Stota history, 7-3-3. This was a very fine team and Coach Laidlaw has high hopes for the players who will be playing Varsity next year. Varsity Tennis Row 1: D. Tuttle, K. Tifft, W. Boston, D. Hester, S. Cerio Row 2: A. Hatch, T. Jones, C. Parker, K. Rapasadi, C. Emmi, J. Marko The 1984 Girls Varsity Tennis Team finished in the Tri Valley League this year with a 4-10 re- cord. The team as a whole improved a great deal and had some very close mat- ches. Unfortunately they will be losing 5 of the 7 Varsity players, however, the JV team has im- proved enough to fill these places. The highlite of the sea- son came about at the end when 1st singles player Diane Hesler made it to sectionals. She was defeated in the 2nd round of sectional play. 60 Sports VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: N.Zupan.T . Gleason,D. Kline,B Tornalore.B Duffy,P. McCoppin Row 2: Coach New,M. Leibl.B. Bonaventura.S Cowan,M. New,J. Mason,S. Malbouf, Coach Romagnoli The Varsity wrestling team coached by Jack Romagnoli and Don New enjoyed one of its best seasons in our school's history. The team was ranked 2nd and 3rd in the State throughout the season, and 1st in Section Three. They finished with a perfect 13- 0 dual meet record. Among the teams long list of accomplishments are: another Tri-Valley League championship; team championships at the TVL, Suburban Council, Canandaigua, and Section 3 Class B tournaments. The teams most thrilling victory was their incredible upset over rival Fulton. The team also sent twelve wrestlers, including six Class B Tourney champions, to the Sectional Championships. Next year, the team will have to go without the services of its seven seniors, Nick Zupan, Dave Klein, Mike Leibl, Bob Bonaventura, Jim Mason, Steve Malbouf, and Mark Mascari. Row 1: T. Kimball,B. Harrington.D. AichnerJ. Moore.M. Smith, J. Row 2: Coach Gleason, D. Palmer,T. Smith,K. Smith, E. Brown,D. Snyder, ]. Barberi, Coach Fessenger JV WRESTLING The JV Wrestling team, coached by Bernie Gleason, and Doug Fessenger had a very successful season in which the team lost only once. The loss came early in the season to powerful Fulton. From then on, the team was almost unstopable in both Tournament and dual meet action. Once Again, they capture the Tri- Valley League title. Sports 61 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1-R. Tracy, C. Diveronica, Y. Caron, P. Coleman, D. Hesler. C. Parker Row 2-A Clark, T. Hopsicker, L. Smith, S. Stewart Row 3-L. Eastwood, Coach Laidlaw, B. Galavotti The 1984-85 Canastota Varsity Volleyball team es- tablished themselves as one of the finest squads in Section III. The Raiders defeated Watertown and Car- thage, before losing to host Beaver River in their Ear- ly Bird Tournament. Selected to the all-tourney team were Yvonne Caron and Diane Hesler. CHA captured for the second consecutive year its own Christmas tournament defeating Sauquoit and RFA with Yvonne Caron, Chris DiVeronica, and Lorrie Eastwood chosen to the all-star team. The lady spikers captured the Tri-Valley League ti- tle for the seventh consecutive year and a 55 game winning streak in the league that will be remembered. One reason for the success of this year's squad has been the leadership and desire of this year's seniors . . . Yvonne Caron, Pam Coleman, Chris DiVeronica, Diane Hesler, Chris Parker, and Robyn Tracy. JV VOLLEYBALL Row I- Coach Clark, E. Tornat ore, M. Gaudette, K. Carson, D. Chundrlek, T. Pardy Row 2-L. Kirk, C. Rapasadi, K. Ward, F. Caldwell, A. Cesarini, C. Coleman Row 3-M. Tornatore, T. DiVeronica, B. Sterling, S. Sgarlata, D. Smith The CHS Girls JV Volleyball team had a great sea- son again this year with a Tri-Valley League record of 12-2 to tke sole possession of first place in the league. The overall record for the team was 15-6. The team did an outstanding job of holding onto first place after it suffered two losses in the last part of the season to Clinton and Camden. They continued 62 Sports to play the excellent type of volleyball seen at CHS. This proved what a strong team they actually were, consisting of 4 eighth graders, seven freshmen, and six sophomores. The outlook for next year would ap- pear to be as strong or stronger as this year, consider- ing the number of players on both the JV team and the seventh and eighth grade team. Row 1: K. Galton, R. Babowicz, S. LeMay, M. Milmoe, B. Damore Row 2: Coach Tornatore, M. Lomberk, B. Marko, C. Barley, T. Kimpton, C. Bailey. Boy's Varsity Basketball The 1984-85 Varsity Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. The team finished the season with a 14-9 record. The 14 wins were the most in over a decade. The Raiders finished up a tough Tri-Valley League season with an 8-6 record, good enough for a third place finish. The predominately senior team played exciting basketball all year. Statistically, they were the best defensive team in the league, and many of the games were not decided until the last minutes of the contest. The highlights of the year had to be two dramatic wins over league power VVS. The last of which ended VVS's 47 game home, league unbeaten streak. The team also participated in the Sectionals. They defeated Herkimer and 2nd seeded South Jefferson, but lost a heartbreaking 45-43 loss to Jor- dan Elbridge in the Semi-finals. Next year, the team will have to compete without the talents of Bob Marko, Chris Barley, Scott LeMay, Mike Milmoe, Mike Lomberk, Kyle Galton, and Dave Coleman. Varsity Cheerleading Row I: G. Borgogoni Row 2: S. Glenn, L. Bargabos, M. Sommers, J. Wieland Row 3: L. Bergman, L. Wells, J. Larca Sports 63 BOY'S JV BASKETBALL J. Steffenahagcn, S. Bisha, R. Slaski, A. Link, C. Minkler, Coach Borgogoni, S. Evans, T. Farr, M. Caron, R. Bonaventura, J. Milmoe The 1984-1985 Canastota Junior Varsity Basketball team developed into one of the better teams in the Tri-Valley League as the season wore on. The team was not blessed with a great deal of experience at the onset of the year but with determination and hard work the junior Raiders managed to put forth a very aggressive and talented basketball team. The season record for the junior Red Raiders was 12 wins and 8 losses and a fourth place finish in the Tri-Valley League. The team also highlighted their season by winning the Canastota Red Raider Christ- mas Invitational Tournament by defeating Oswego High School in a thrilling final championship game. Also attributed to this year's JV team was the fact that they won all of their non-league games as they earned a 6-0 record in that category. Leading the JV team this year were Mark Caron and Tom Farr at the guard positions with tremendous support being extended by Jeff DiVeronica. At the center position the JV's had Steve Evans backed up by his forwards, Aaron Link and Craig Minkler. The rest of the squad rounded out with Jack Milmoe, Steve Bisha, Rich Slaski, Jerry Steffenhagen, and Rick Bonaventura. Many of these players will move up to the Varsity team next season and will certainly contribute to the future successes of the Red Raider Varsity Basketball program. 64 Sports R. Giufre, S. Hill, V. Beecraft, H. McHarris, G. Carey, K. Winchell FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Rowl: C. Galton, S. Dodge, M. Cotsovites, C. Creme, Row 2: F. Mitchell, D. Malbouf, C. Clark, S. Mitchell, Coach Ficken The Freshman Basketball team had their share of great moments. They finished 6-8, and placed fifth in the league. They upset Holland Patent to hand them their only loss other than undefeated Chittenango. Next year, many of the team will be moving up to the JV level and will be bringing home more victories for the Red Raiders. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Row 1: K. Cassell Row 2: . Boston, Y. Dunn, T. Manaseri, V. Polis see, ]. Fradenburg Row 3: G. Farr, D. Wells, V. Coleman, M. Steele Sports 65 GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Row l-C. Pickard, S. Eastwood Row 2-1 Harrington, C. Morris, B. Chapman, C. Filey, Coach Smith Row 3-j. Heintz, . Marko, C. Evans, L. Riley The 1984-85 edition of the Lady Raiders Basketball team will long be remembered for its many first time accomplishments. Led by seniors Carolyn Pickard and Sherri Eastwood, the team won more games than any previous Stota team since the Tri-Valley League went to an expanded full season format. With the ex- ception of only a couple of games, this spirited squad played every foe, league or non-league, tough. The girls began the season the same way they ended it — with a two point victory. Cindy Morris sank a close shot against Hamilton to ice a 35-33 victory over this non-league opponent to get the team started towards a rewarding season. As the season ended, the team defeated arch-rival Oneida 33-31 to avenge an earlier pounding by the Oneida Indians 43-18. That was the worst defeat of the season and the Lady Raiders put it behind them and played good basketball the re- mainder of the year. Six players will return next year as the team looks forward to achieving their winning season and hopes for a sectional bid. GIRL'S JV BASKETBALL Row l-D. Tuttle, M. Smith, T. VanEpps, J. Stevens Row 2-T. Grossman, J. Grossman, J. Capparelli, C. Emmi, S. Cerio, T. Shaw, D. Clark, Coach Salamone The girls JV Basketball team under the coaching of Vinny Salamone finished their 1984-85 season with a 6-13 record;4-10 in the Tri-Valley League. The girls' record was rather deceiving when you consider that two of their losses were by one point to Holland Pat- ent. The Raiders also lost two very close games to Camden. Highlights of the season included finishing second in the Canastota Christmas Tournament. The Raiders also rallied from an eleven point halftime deficit to defeat Cazenovia for the second time of the season The team members were: Juniors Chris Emmi and Dawn Tuttle; Sophomores Joanne Caparelli, Jolaine Stevens, Tammy Grossman, and Shelly Cerio; Fresh- men Tammy VanEpps, Margaret Smith, Tracy Shaw, Janel Grossman and Debbie Clark. 66 Sports Girl's Bowling Row I: L. Bolton Row 2: M. Leclau, D. Walasek, K. Kincaid, T. Tornatore Row .3: M. Pallas, J. Larca, D. Carlson, D. Niles, C. Carlson The Canastota girls varsity bowling finished their season with a 6-4 league record. They won the Tri-Valley League tournament and were Section III Class C champions. The sectional win added to the exceptional winter season. Boy's Bowling Row 1: M. Malstrom, D. Aichner, B. Keck, . Gray, . Martin Row 2: D. VanValkenburgh, M. Lumbrazo, M. Nestved, . Lamkin, A. Chandler Row 3: R. Leibl, C. Ball, T. Shaw, J. VanVorst, T. Compoli, Mr. Schneider Coach The Canastota boys varsity bowling was coached by Mr. Schneider. They fin- ished their season with a 2-8 league record. They are hoping for a better season next year since all but one player will be returning. Sports 67 INDOOR TRACK Row I; R. Smith, S. Webb, S. Debrocque, M. Popple, J. Defazio, V. Coleman, K. Cassell, A. Dunn, M. Boylan Row 2: M. Bertolino, P. Eastwood, S. Ray, D. Wells, K. Smith, H. Flinn, K. Fhnn Row 3: M. Seakins, S. Shank, T. Bibic, B. Swain, M. DiGeorgio, J. Wiegand, G. Farr, M. Duffy, J. Marusa, K. Gagen, P. Wiegand, N. Harvey The Girls Indoor Track team was very successful, finishing second in Section III competiition. Leading the powerful team were Patty Wiegand, Shawn Coleman, Val Coleman, Mary Beth Duffy, and Jessica Marusa. The boys team was less successful due to the fact that they had limited participation. Despite this handicap, there were many strong individual perfor- mances. Running their last indoor track laps were seniors John Wiegand and Jeff Dennis. Overall, Coach Pino felt the teams were very successful and hopes the girls team will capture the Section III title and more boys will join next year. Patty Wiegand Day December 7, 1984 SOME OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cross-Country Winter Track Spring Track 1. N.Y. State Class C Champion 2. State All-Star Team 3. Tri-Valley League champion 4. Won the individual title at Cazenovia Invitational Chittenango Invitational Hannibal Invitational Weedsport Invitational 5. Section III Champion 1. Section III Champion-1000 m 2. Class B Champion-1000 m and 1500 m 3. Won 1000 m at Dutchman Games and second in 1500 m (4:38.l-[ one of top 10 times in U.S) 1. Section III Champion-800 m 2. Class C Champion 800 m, 1500 m, 3200 m Relay 3. Tri-Valley League Champion 400 m, 800 m 1500 m, 2 mile Relay 4. Tri-Valley All Star- 400 m, 800 m, 1500 m, 2 mile Relay 5. Individual winner-800 m at Cortland and Baldwinsville Invitational 68 Sports Candids 69 70 Candids Varsity Softball The 1984 Girl's Varsity softball team completed the season in the league with 9 wins and 5 losses. They also competed in Utica in sectional play. Overall, the girls were in every game but occasion- ally the concentration was broken and an error re- sulted. Julie and Lori Quain along with Gina Stagnitti comprised the seniors on the team so a solid nucleus is returning along with some good J.V.'s for the '85 season. Row 1: C. Morris, D. Hesler, B. Chapman, K. Ward, S. White Row 2: Coach Cass, S. Eastwood, P. Coleman, L. Quain, J. Quain, J. Otts. Varsity Baseball Row 1: R. Herb, B. Bonaventura, S. Bertolino, M. Milmoe. S. Lemay, S. Wright Row 2: M. Lomberk, M. Metcalf, M. Lee, A. Linstruth, M. Gleason, S. Garbry, K. Gallon The 1984 Raider Baseball Team finished with a 707 league record, while finishing 8-8 overall. The team played a tough schedule, which included a trip to the Glens Falls Tournament. Playing in their last season were S. Bertolino, K. Galton, S. Garbry, M. Gleason, R. Herb, M. Lee, R. Marsh, M. Metcalf, and S. Wright. Earning league recog- nition were Mike Milmoe, first team all league, and Steve Wright, honorable mention. Although the team is losing 9 players, Mr. Fox said the '85 team looks very promising with returning seniors Mike Lomberk, Scott Lemay, and Mike Milmoe. Sports 71 Boys' Tennis Rou I M. Gagen, R. Janosky, D. Hoch, A. Snyder Row 2 C. Burke, Coach Burton, D. Long, B. Rapasadi Boys' Track Row 1 Asst. Coach Wilde, B. Swain, . Dennis, E. Brown, . Wiegand, M. DiGeorgio Row 2 D. Catania. . Devine, D. Burnham, W. Smith, D. Bell, B. Weibezahl, R. Smith, B. Harrington, Coach Smith Row 3 S. DeMauro, A. Sorbello, A. Cesarini, A. Chandler, B. Marko, P. Filey, S. Webb The 1984 boys' track team completed the season with a 2-7 record. The nucleus of the team consisted of Dave Burnham, Doug Bell, and John Wiegand. All three qualified for sectionals as well as Bob Tornatore, Bob Marko, Aaron Chandler, Pat Filey, Wade Smith, Scott DeMauro, and Rick Smith. Coach Smith expects a larger and more improved team this year. 72 Sports Girls Golf S. Coon, T. Rmaldo, K. New, G. Borgognoni, K. Ward, J. Albanese Boys Golf Row 2: A. Marchetti, J. Milmoe, R. Babowicz, M. Gallon, T. Scheid Row 2: C. Bailey, J. Kulas, H. Wilhelm, G. Anderson, M. Lumbrazo, Coach Borgognoni Sports 73 Girls' Track Row 1 P. Wiegand, M. Boy tan, K. Smith, M. Duffy, f. DeFazio, M. Popple, M. Steele Row 2 Coach A. Pino, Asst. Coach P. Clark, D. Lewis, J. Marko, H. Flynn, S. Coleman, N. Harvey, C. Filey, C. Emmi, V. Coleman, Y. Caron, C. DiVeronica VARSITY GIRLS—SPRING TRACK The Canastota Girls Track Team was the finest ever to compete in the Tri-Valley League. This powerful unit rolled over the league's opposition by an average score of 105-18, enroute to a second unde- feated Tri-Valley League Championship. In addition the girls claimed their second consecutive Section III Class C title. The team captured the Section III Class C Relays and the Tri-Valley League Championship Meets by impressive margins. In the process the girls established fourteen school records along with three Tri-Valley League records. Two girls, Patty Wiegand and Shawn Coleman ad- vanced to the New York State Track and Field Championships for the second straight year. Wiegand, one of New York State's finest middle distance runners finished fifth with a time of 2:14.0 for the 800 meters run. TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE ALL-STARS Patty Wiegand, Shawn Coleman, Jody DeFazio, Mary Beth Duffy, Nancy Harvey, Valerie Coleman, Michelle Steele, Mary Beth Popple, Yvonne Caron, Missy Boylan 74 Sports ACTIVITIES National Honor Society Roiv 1: Advisor, . Carit, S. Et'May, C. Burke, K. Ward, ]. Marusa, K. Hoch, L. Starrs, . Robinson, S. While, D. Hester Row 2: P. Wiegand, R. Weibezaht, C. Parker, S. Coon, E. Tornatore, M. Relyea, A. Bertolino, R. Rapasadi, M. Milmoe Row 3: S. Eastwood, R. janosky, K. Rapasadi, L. Eastwood, . Melick, L. Dodge, S. Patane Canastota High School Honor Society is a community service oriented group. The CHS chapter has been involved in many activities this year. It raised and donated money to the Ronald McDonald House in Syracuse. It has assisted the Red Cross Bloodmobile and Cancer Association. During the Christmas Holidays it held parties for various groups in the village. Officers of the group are: John Wiegand, President, Kathy Rapasadi, Vice-President, Robert Weibezahl, Treasurer, and Diane Hesler, Secretary. Photo Club Row 1: Chris DiVeronica, Chris Barley Row 2: Chris Filey, Ann Clark, Kelly Boniewicz, Kim Field 76 Activities FBLA Rowl-P. Edsell, M. Mackey, V. Polisse, T. Grossman Row 2-D. Alexander, T. Denney, K. DiShaw, M. Carpenter, K. Spencer, . Gardinier, L. Dunbar, D. Lamkin The Canastota FBLA chapter has been one of the top ten chapters in the state for the past four years. They have also been awarded the National Certifi- cate of Merit for the past four years. Our FBLA has been very successful and has achieved many high honors. One of the key members, Christine Mohorter, is the New York State Treasurer. FBLA participates in many social, educational, and community activities including the Crop Walk and Muscular Distrophy. FBLA attends workshops at which area business leaders speak about the business world. FBLA gives business-oriented students to get a head start in the business world. I Row 1-M. Bermudez, A. Colunto, D. Higginbotham, T. Manaseri Row 2-L. Hannan, L. Vanderhofj, C. Mohorter, C. Ausman, J. Wilkinson, L. Marchetti Activities 77 Row 1: J. Boston, R. Pat ane, C. Rapasadi. T. Hopsicker, J. Marusa. M. Duffy, M. Smith, C. Pickard, H. Spadter, D. Smith, K. Bonewicz Row 2: C. Evans, S. Cerio, K Rapasadi, W. Boston, L. Eastwood, S. Coon, K. Tifft, C. Emmi, J. Defazio, J. Harrington Row 3: P. Wtegand, E. Tornatore, C. Parker, . Marko. B. Sgroi. K. Ward. C. Morris. A. Clark, C. Diveronica Row 4: T. VanEpps. F. Musachio, S. White, B. Chapman, L. Riley, L. Smith, S. Coleman. GAA The Canastota Girls Athletic Association is com- prised of girls who are interested in athletics. They assisted the CHS Booster Club by selling pro- grams at all of the home football games. Their successful fund raiser will help finance the end of the year banquet where senior athletes and letter winners are honored. Also honored will be the Jay- vee girl athletes. Chorus Roiv 1: B. Cornish, M. Case, L. Bacon, J. Maraus, J. Long, K. Tifft, D. Hawkins, M. Malstrom, J. Martin, S. Pearson, T. VanEpps, L. Marusa, J. Boston Row 2: L. Starrs, C. Casler, Y. Dunn. L. Hoke, . Robinson, S. Dodge, D. Jeffris. D. Tinklepaugh, R. Wright, J. Yorton, A. Hatch, S. Glenn Row 3: T. Hilts, J. Wilkinson, L. Dodge, J. Robinson, D. Devaul, S. Evans The Chorus performed a number of concerts this year and they competed in contests. The directer of the chorus is Mr. Keefe. 78 Activities BAND Row 1: R. Wright, L. Bacon, S. Glen, S. Casolare, D. Jeffris Row 2: S. Dodge, L. Starrs, F. Caldwell, P. Hazvkins, A. Colunio, A. Hatch, S. Der, L. Salerno, T. Manesari, M. Webb, A. Miller, K. Starrs, B. Hatch, J. Price Row 3: J. Boston, M. Sprbello, S. Lee, R. Smith, J. Patane, M. Miller, F. Cobb, H. Baldwin, M. Miranti, M. Hill, J. Terry, N. Fox, F. Seeber, R. Bixby, V. Clark, A. Adamo, M. Malstrom Row 4: M. Tinklepaugh, A. Sorbello, J. Palmara, D. Snyder, D. VanValkenberg, A. Benson, R. Brantis, T. Seitz, J. Gardener, K. Dwyer, S. Misara The Canastota Band will be participating in the 175th Anniversary Celebration of Canastota this sum- mer. They sold jewelry to raise money for their trip to Darien Lake in the Spring. The Band's conductor is Mr. Busch. Row 1: J. Yorton, C. Shepard, J. Miller, C. Tarbels, C. Suits Row 2: T. Grossman, L. Dunn, K. Hoch, J. Melick, L. Marchetti, J. Fradenburg, D. Cook, . Gardenier Row 3: V. Morgan, S. Pearson, B. Hodgins, D. Lopez, D. Tinklepaugh, E. Dunn, J. Whitmeyer, R. Benson Activities 79 SCIENCE CLUB Rowl: C. Barley Row 2: . Boston, A. Hatch, T. Tornatore, C. Bennett, S. Witchley, H. Spadter, S. White Row 3: M. Baker, S. Tarbell, . Beaumont, V. Morey, I. Frink, K. Boniewicz, C. Eninii, B. Sgroi, J. Defazio, S. LeMay, S. Coon, T. Quoin Row 4: P. Wiegand, S. Ceno, K. Gagen, . Marusa, E. Tornatore, L. Eastwood, M. Relyea, K. Rapasadi, C. Parker, B Weibezahl, M. Mascari Row 5: T. Bennett, R. Babowicz, P. McCoppin, L. Smith, L. Bargabos, K. Tifft, D. Hester, B. Harrington, K. Sanderson, S. Patane Science Club is established to further the educa- tion of those students interested in the science field. Science Club participates in service functions for the communtiy. Members attend lectures at nearby Col- lege Universities. An annual trip to New York City will be taken in May, to view museums of science. Its officers include Chris Barley President, Kim Tifft Vice President, Wendy Boston Secretary, and Johna Frink Treasurer. Mr. Schnur, Mr. Broga and Mr. Wil- bur are the club advisors. F.F.A Row I: . DeFazio Row 2: W. Colvin, P. Smith, J. Pcikard, B. Blowers, W. Wilcox Row 3: D. Malbouf, R. Brown, M. Colucci, J. Hogan, K. Field F.F.A. is a nationwide organization of High School Agriculture students. The Canastota F.F.A. Chapter has been very busy during the last year with such projects as National Agri- culture Day and community projects. The chapter has competed in leadership and skill contests against the four other chapters in Madison County. F.F.A. members have trav- eled to conventions and conferences in Alba- ny, Washington, D.C., Kansas City, and Long Island over the past year. The chapter is looking forward to continuing their activities through the summer. 80 Activities Yearbook Staff Row 1: W. Boston, K. Tifft, C. DiVeronica, D. Hester, J. Frink Row 2: B. Weibehzal, T. Quain, C. Park- er, M. Mascari, D. Jeffris, D. Hoch, K. Fields Row 3: S. Walters, K. Sanderson, K. Rapasadi, J. Albanese, C. Barley, M. Relyea, D. Long, L. Dodge, S. White International Club Under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Smith, the International Club sold candy from all over the world in- cluding Holland, Italy, Spain and France. They also held their annual Christmas party and a banquet at the end of the year. Row 1: M. Wimmer, J. DeFazio, J. Harrington Row 2: L. Dodge, K. Rapasadi, E. Tornatore, S. Tarbell Row 3: L. Smith, C. Parker, L. Beaumont, M. Baker Color Guard Row 1: S. Russitano, T. Seitz, A. Adamo Row 2: V. Polisse, F. Seeber, R. Fox, K. Dwyer Activities 81 Heidi Spadter 82 Activities S. DiVeronica, T. Lackey, M. Roe, . Bruce, . Terry Girls' State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxil- iary and takes place for one week over the summer. During their stay, the girls learn about the state government. The group is broken up into two parties and elections are held. The girls hear many state officials speak. Girl's State is an excellent opportunity for girls interested in government to learn more about politics. The purpose of the S.A.D.D. organization is to save lives and inform C.H.S. students on the seriousness of drunk driving. This year for fund raisers the chapter sponsored a dance, and sold S.A.D.D. keychains and stickers. They had a hotline during the Prom and Senior Ball to help f revent any lives from being ost due to drunk driving. The S.A.D.D. officers attended a S.A.D.D. convention in Madison County. They also contributed to the Besner fam- ily. The officers are Bob Weibezahl as President, Diane Hesler as Vice President, Johna Frink as Secretary, and Brian Beach as Treasurer. This year's involvement in the program greatly increased, but it would still like to see more student interest. Mr. Fox is the club's advisor. Ski Club S.A.D.D. Row 1: K. Tifft, B. Weibezahl, J. Frink, D. Hesler, B. Beach, P. Coleman, K. Boniewicz Row 2: R. Fox, M. Seamon, K. Rapasadi, T. Quam, V. Morey, C. Bennett, C. Barley, S. Cashel, E. Tornat ore, S. Sgroi Row 3: A. Shaw, S. Long, C. Parker, B. Rapasadi, C. Emmt, T. LaClair, . DeFazio, M. Popple, L. Eastwood, S. Relyea, K. Fields Row 4: K. Sanderson, S. Sgarlata, S. Babcock, C. Clark, R. Wright, M. Babcock, L. Marchetti Girls' State Candids 53 JUNIOR Everyone lends a helping hand! You, over there, don’t just stand there, WORK! Hey, guys, don't strain yourselves! On Friday night, we transformed the high school gym into a summer garden for the Junior Prom held on Satur- day, May 19, 1984. The prom lasted from eight until one and the band Tickets performed. Candidates for Queen were Candy Beach, Johna Yorke, Yvonne Caron, Diane Hesler, Lori Wells, Betsy DiVeronica, Chris DiVeronica, Wendy Boston, Marie Stanton, and Ann Totera. Candidates for King were Brian Beach, Bob Bonaventura, Joey Bonaventura, Nick Zupan, Kyle Galton, Chris Sgarlata, Doug Simmons, John Albanese, Scott Aichner, and John Kulas. At midnight, Wendy Boston and Kyle Galton were crowned King and Queen of the 1984 Junior Prom. 84 Junior Prom PROM ]unior Prom Court Kyle and Wendy after the crowning junior Prom 85 Home Seniors creating their dragon Even people from other countries come to help the Seniors! The winning float! Good thing Carolyn learned the fine art of fingerpainting in kindergarten! 86 Activities Coming This year's Homecoming was one of the most exciting we've ever seen. Diane Hesler was Homecoming Queen. Members of her court were Yvonne Caron, Gina Rossi, June Loomis, Wen- dy Boston, Laurie Wells, Candy Beach, Pamm Coleman, Steph- anie Walters, Missy Sommers, and Sally Poppleton. The quest for the Bronze Onion brought out class pride in everyone. The Seniors pulled together, even climbing onto each others backs, to topple the defending Juniors. The excitement wasn't confined to the gym. Floats were constructed all over town. The Sophomores won the competi- tion with the Senior float finishing a close second. The Senior float was constructed entirely from donated materials, and put together in one night. They finger painted and taped together their dragon in time to cheer our team onto a 16-14 Home- coming victory over Holland Patent The Homecoming Court Seniors getting rowdy Eat your heart out Underclassmen MOST ATHLETIC Yvonne Caron, Mike Milmoe MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Nick Zupan, Gina Rossi, Bob Weibezahl FRIENDLIEST TALLEST BOY SHORTEST GIRL Bob Marko. Kim Tifft TALLEST GIRL SHORTEST BOY m CLASS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue While, John Wiegand CLASS PARTIERS Chris Parker, Jeff Dennis (Edited) Heidi Spadter, Dave Coleman APPLE POLISHERS Diane Hester, Brian Beach Kathy Rapasadi, Mark Mascari 88 Candids PERSONALITIES LOUDEST NOSIEST MOST ARTISTIC i Missy Somers. Jeff Backus, Vicki Morey BIGGEST FLIRTS Cherie Bennett, Chris Barley Bret Sgroi, Pat Kielbasin- ski Laurie Wells, Mike Leibl QUIETEST CLASS CLOWNS Tom Quain, Carolyn Pickard, John Albanese MOST MUSICAL Wendy Boston. Mark Tinklepaugh NICEST SMILE Nancy Farnach, Delano Polsinelh Kyle Gallon, Myra Mowers, Bob Bonaventura Candids 89 90 Candids SHENANIGANS How! Robyn, is this a new dance step? Add a little of this, and a little of that Heidi, show us your sexy strut! Diet Coke has made me what I am today! Cheese! Brian, not in front of everybody ' Candids 91 Geshundheit! You want me to draw what? ”1 didn’t do it!” This town ain’t big enough for the 3 of us! Oh, Right Dave!' Nude Beach? Trust Me Tom, Think we'll get lucky! Huh? 92 Seniors VV won’t, John! Bret, we know you love school! Candids 93 Sue Bailey David Hoch Tom Harvey Yvonne Caron Kim Tifft Carolyn Debbie Carlson David Coleman Brian Beach Mark Tinklepaugh John Kulas Wendy Boston Karen Sanderson Vicki Morey Candace Beach Pauline Lamberton Marybeth Relyea Heidi Spadter Linda Dodge Lee Relyea Dawn Jeffris Kevin Berry Marie Stanton Stacey Coon Sue White Jenny Niro Tom Quain 94 Ed Islas Joe Bonaventura Mark Mascari Sally Poppleton Ann Tot era Chris Sgarlata Scott LeMay Mike Funari Steve Malbouf Cherie Bennett Shelly Sanborn Debbie Markle Russell Brown Johna Frink Betsy DiVeronica Ann VanDusen Bret Sgroi Myra Mowers John Albanese Shelly VJitchley Mike Milmoe Robyn Tracy Kyle Galton Diane Hesler Chris Barley Anthony Sorbello Mike Lomberk Rob Janosky Gina Rossi 95 74. 75. 76. 77. 76. 79. 20. 27. 22. 23. 24. 25. � Backus Lorri Bacon Janine Otts Pamm Coleman Shelly Merrell Alan Linstruth Rick Davies Bob Bonaventura Kathy Rapasadi Mike Leibl Mike Gilbank Missy Somers 7. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 6. 9. 70. 77. 72. 73. Stephanie Walters Sherri Eastwood Jill Wilkinson Anthony Marchetti Nancy Farnach Laurie Wells Theresa Maccarone Chris DiVeronica Chris Parker Frank May ville Lisa Perretta Allen McNally John Wiegand 96 98 Candids ■ • Class of 1988 Row 1: C. Dewey, Y. Dunn, R. Colvin Row 2: R. Cooper, B. Bush, E. Dann, M. Der, S. Dodge Row 3: D. Clark, M. Cotsovites, D. Duboise, M. Dwyer, D. Devaul Row 1: M. Bermudez, J. Boston, F. Caldwell, M. Cesario Row 2: B. Burns, S. Cashel, A. Ackerman, K. Cassell, C. Creme, M. Boylan Rou 3: . Bishop, S. Babcock, J. Bertolino, M. Caron, C. Clark, L. Card, R. Burgdoff 100 Underclassmen Raw 2- D. Hawkins, M. Le, D. Higgenbotham, S. Kilts, T. Kimpton Row 2- W. Hertel, M. Johnson. C. Jaquin, D. Lamk n,B. Hodgins Row 3- G. Fox, E. Harp, T. Kimball, D. Holt ham, L. Holco, A. LeClair, R. Hicks, T. Holava ■Pa ii. Row 2- L. Hall Row 2- B. Garrow, J. Gardinicr, G. Farr Row 3- G. Hannan, K. Gleason, J. Grossman, J. Fradenburg, S. Fusillo, D. Fowler Row 4- T. Farr, G. Farr, R. Guifre, C. Gena, E. Finocchiaro,K, Cowan, C. Evans, D. Harp, D. Fletcher Underclassmen 101 Row 1: T. VanEpps, T. Tornatore, M. Steele Row 2: L. Whaley, D. Smith, M. Wattenbe, B. Sterling, M. Smith, R. Whitmeyer, D. VanValkenburgh, D. Thayer, D. Tuttle Row 3: R. Smith, D. Snyder, K. Ward, E. Starkey, D. Wells, . Whitmeyer, D. Smith, D. Tuttle, D. Tinklepaugh Row 1: S. Roth, J. Robinson, T. Shaw, D. Russitano, S. Sgarlata, A. Shaw, S. Sgroi Row 2: V. Polisse, T. Seitz, M. Pallas, J. Palamara, A. Pickard, S. Robot ham Row 3: E. Rogers, A. Patterelli, T. Robertson, R. Sanderson, D. Palmer, S. Pearson 102 Underclassmen Row 1- D. Malbouf, R. Morris, F. Milana Row 2- M. Malslrom, T. Manaseri, L. Marusa, L. Marchetti, M. Popple, S. Mitchell, C. Musak Row 3- B. Melick, J. McConnell, M. Otts, F. Mitchell, D. Lopitz, S. Macera, J. Moore Carrie, who are you trying to So, what are you guys going to do tonight? impress? Underclassmen 103 Class of 1987 Row 1: P. Savage, S. Relyea, T. Bennett, P. Morris, V. Roache, K. Rowe, S. Polsineili Row 2: B. Rapasadi, S. Patane, J. Melick, T. Pardy, M. Metcalf, R. Reed, J. Peryer Row 3: J. Mohorter, J. Steffenhagen, F. Olcott, T. Scheid, A. Rowe, D. Rainbow, J. Milmoe, J. Swistak, M. New, T. Reiss Row 1: P. Weigand, W. Thorpe, K. Winchell, S. Tarbell, L. Starrs, F. Seeber, S. Wesolowski, S. Seitz, J. Whitmeyer Row 2: L. Sterling, J. Stanton, M. Tornatore, R. Stevens, M. Smith, J. Stevens, E. Tornatore, L. Vanderhoff, K. Wlodkowski, J. Yorton Row 3: L. Weimer, P. Stoddard, R. Slaski, R. Tassone, R. Wright, K. Smith, J. Swistak, J. Stagnitta, D. Valerio, G. White 104 Underclassmen Row 1: M. Baker, G. Ball, R. Bonaventura, T. Bennett, K. Carson, E. Brown, J. Barberi, D. Baker, V. Ausman, L. Benishek Row 2: C. Ball, S. Bisha, G. Cary, M. Babcock, P. Morris, D. Alexander, A. Adamo Row 3: D. Ball, M. Case, L. Bacon, V. Becraft, T. Aubeuf Row 1: S. Blowers, R. Clark, A. Benson, M. Duffy, A. Colunio, G. Gena, V. Arnold Row 2: S. Freeman, G. Gilbank, S. Galavotti, T. Chase, S. Cerio, M. Chesebro, L. Beaumont, L. Eastwood, J. Capparelli Row 3: J. Swistak, J. Bruce, B. Cook, S. Evans, M. Houseman, B. Douglass, C. Cerio, J. DiVeronica, R. Damore, R. Bonaventura, E. Clark Underclassmen 105 Row 1: A. Manaseri, f. Peryer, B. Jaquin, F. Lambert on, A. Long, L. Kirk, T. Jones, H. McH arris, C. McCalister Row 2: S. Hannan, D. Higginbotham, D. Valerio, R. Guifre, T. Gustin, J. Harrington, T. Grossman, L. Marchetti, A. Hatch, N. Houghtalen Row 3: D. Holliday, D. Mayville, B. McKillip, J. Marko, J. Swistak, T. Gleason, D. Rainbow M. Mackey, L. Hannan, R. Gero, D. Harp, L. Long Tom after lunch Donalds food!' Hey, how about a date?' 106 Underclassmen Class of 1986 TOii$ Row 1: B. Sgroi, C. Noble, S. Lake, T. LaClair, E. Morris, S. Nicholson, K. Luther Row 2: A. Oster, K. Rinaldo, P. McCoppin, J. Larca, A. Lopitz, Row 3: J. Lamkin, S. Rouse, D. Schied, T. Merrell, T. Mitchell, A. O'Hara, A. Link, D. Mason Row 1: M. Snyder, J. Wieland, M. Wimmer, R. Tornatore, M. Winchell, T. Smith Row 2: B. Swain, D. Tuttle, L. Stagnitti, K. Spencer, K. Stiles Row 3: E. Suits, D. VanDusen, S. Webb, M. Talbot, P. Smith, J. Toth, J. Trapaso Underclassmen 107 Row 1: L. Bergman, B. Allen, M. Collins, L. Bargabos Row 2: C. Casler, S. Cassell, K. Ward, A. Clark, K. Boniewicz, B. Aubeuf Row 3: A. Bertolino, M. Carpenter, A. Cesarini, C. Bailey, S. Adamo, A. Chandler, S. Coleman Row 1: K. Deshaw, M. DiGeorgio, N. Emert, J. DelPopolo, Row 2: R. Fabrizi, K. Curtis, C. Emmi, T. Den- ny, J. Devine, K. Dunn, G. Borgognoni, T. Colucci, L. Dunbar Row 3: L. Eaton, D. Drummond, B. Duffy, S. Cowan, A. D'Amico, S. DiVeronica, J. DeFazio, A. Clark, K. Boniewicz, J. Fradenberg, G. Debrucque 208 Underclassmen Row 1: M. Galton, J. Kulas, J. Hogan Row 2: P. Garrow, . Holtham, M. Gray, W. Hall, S. Glen, J. lannone Row 3: P. Becker, P. fanosik, S. Hill, S. Cowan, J. DeFazio, T. Colucci, J. Inman, J. Hart Row 1: J. Robinson, A. Rut an, L. Riley, L. Smith, C. Nzuyen Row 2: F. Musachio, J. Long, K. Rinaldo, A. Oster, L. Smith, D. Pcxton, S. Smileuske Row 3; M. Smith, W. Seitz, C. Smith, J. Pickard, D. Niles, S. Musachio, C. Minckler, C. Shepard, R. Phoenix Underclassmen 109 Vicki, 1 hate to tell you this but the boot would work better on your foot! If looks could kill! I •'s c Kevin, my gosh, its only Santa Claus!! John, you WISH you had a great body! 110 Candids Give us your million dollar smiles! Jody, did someone trash you? Steve, is that your Gene Simons impersonation? Amy Beth, is it this school that does this to you? '7 want four large pizzas with extra everything, eight boxes of fried chicken wings with ex- tra, extra sauce, and a Diet Coke. Candids 111 113 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. CERIO AND WALTON Attorneys at Law Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '85 CHILDREN'S BAZAAR 140 Bruno Building 315—697-3987 Canastota, N.Y. 114 S. Peterboro St. 697-9595 MONANFRAN FARM, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Registered Holsteins CANASTOTA SAVINGS DIVISION OF SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Have a Better Day with Milk The Kelsey Family West Seneca Avenue Canastota, New York 13032 Phone: 697-2201 Best wishes to the Class of 1985 Inter-Collegiate Press Leading area yearbook publisher Dedicated to Quality—Since 1910 Emphasis on Service—Creativity JOHN OSGOOD Yearbook Specialist Box 222, Cicero, N.Y. Inter Collegiate 699-3015 (Area 315) Press Winnipeg, Canada Shawnee Mission, Kansas 116 Compliments of the Canastota Office ® The Oneida Valley National Bank ONEIDA SHERRILL HAMILTON CANASTOTA MEMBER FDIC Best of Luck to the Class of 1985 EMI Your full time Real Estate Professionals Wishing Kathy and the Class of 1985 every happiness and success in their future endeavors Isadore A. Rapasadi Sons, Inc. Growers and Shippers Raps Blue Ribbon Brand Onions—Potatoes—Garlic 400 N. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. Ph. 315-697-2216 Ads 119 CONGRATULATIONS Betsy and Christine and the Entire CLASS OF 1985 DIVERONICA BROS. INC. no Ads NATORE Professional Photography 420 S. Peterboro Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 RAPHY Portraits Glamour Portfolio Weddings Commercial Sam Tornatore (315) 697-3267 Ans. Service 697-2495 GRAZIANO'S CASA MIA Good Luck Graduates Best Wishes to our Daughter Johna Love always, Mom and Dad AM iifjiii A Liadmtk Ru) L� uv CONGRATS to Class of '85 and Best wishes from Terra Real Estate From Joel T. Arsenault Phone: (315) 697-3400 Route 5 Seneca Ave. West PO Box 86 Canastota, NY 13032 Congratulations Class of '85 Canastota N C Corp. Computers HENDERSON'S INC. Office Supplies and Equipment Social • Stationery • Commercial Electronics 226 Main St. Oneida, NY Best Wishes to the Class of '85 from Law Offices of IACONIS AND LACONIS 257 Genesee Street Chittenango, NY 13037 BEST WISHES from MAIN STREET AUTO 212 South Main St. Canastota Open 7 days a week CASOLWOOD GOLF COURSE Best Wishes to the Class of '85 New Boston St. Rd. Canastota, NY 122 Ads Pepi's Bridal Boutique Pepi's Pizza 363-7612 363-7580 Pepi's 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. PEPI'S PIZZA EAT IN TAKE OUT Open Everyday at 4:00 PM Saturdays at NOON Ads 723 ROUTE 5—ONEIDA, NEW YORK Best Wishes Mike and the entire Class of '85 Reliable Products Chemical Specialties Best wishes to the Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Smith—Lee 363-2500 For fine paper products visit our factory store in Oneida KOPP'S CANTEEN RESTAURANT INC. Route 5 Chittenango, N.Y. Famous for fine foods and friendly service The Kopps, Tom Jr., Rita, Mickey Open daily at 4:30 Sundays 12-8 Closed Tuesdays Phone: 687-7153 124 Ads Best of Everything Best Wishes to the to Sue and Diane and the Class of '85 Class of 1985 CANASTOTA STOVE Compliments of COAL COMPANY LAWRENCE R. CARY Corner of New Boston Street Insurance Agency and West Ave., Canastota 697-2178 Open: Monday—Friday til 9 PM Saturday til 5 PM Phone: 697-2855 Lawrence R. Cary Bruce Cary Seneca Avenue Canastota, NY 13032 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of to the Class of '85 from Canastota Auto Parts, Inc. THE THREE PINES Corner of Route 5 and Main Street Phone: 697-9922 A %. % 697-9923 € V Ads 12S Ads 127 Clean Sweep Shop Best Wishes From Clean Sweep Carpet Furniture Cleaning Vision Care yW 131 Peterboro Street, Canastota jyih Hearing aids, eyeglasses, contact lenses 117 Main St. Oneida, NY 13421 1-315-363-0909 Congratulations to the Class of '85 Judith and Ronald McKinney ROSS'S HAIR DESIGN 241 S. PETERBORO STREET CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-7256 RIME'S TRUE VALUE HOME CENTER Lumber • Paint • Hardware • Farm Buildings JhiuVams:. HARDWARE STORES Seneca Turnpike Canastota, N.Y. 13032 21 Seneca Ave. Oneida Castle, N.Y. 13421 Ph. 697-3363 Ph. 697-3232 Ph. 363-8301 Ph. 363-8302 Patane's Christopher Gardens Alexander's Garden Gallery Rt. 5 Canastota 697-7760 Best Wishes Class of '85 128 Ads Best Wishes to the Class of '85 ]. Homer Ball Funeral Home, Inc. 201 James Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-2294 J. Homer Ball Larry S. Ball Best Wishes from Compliments of WALDMAN’S Department Store Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Congratulations Pokorny's Duraclean Service DUNN'S BAKERY J Quality Hill Peterboro St. Canastota, NY 13032 Chittenango, NY Canastota, NY Telephone 13032 (315) 697-7786 ALBANESE'S Shoes- Jeans Sportswear Ads 129 Compliments of WILLIAM'S ONEIDA SEWING CENTER Home of Superstitch 123 Main St. Oneida, N.Y. 363-1234 DISTRIBUTOR DISTRIBUTOR SHARON'S DOG GROOMING Box 110A, RD 1, RT. 5 769 Seneca Ave. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 ANGELO CAMARDELLO distributor Best of Luck to the Class of '85 Your '4' Seasons Sport Shop D D SPORTS 177 Madison St. Oneida, N.Y. Don Nancy Formikell Proprietors Phone: (315) 363-4700 BANQUETS PARTIES RECEPTIONS CATERING 1-500 Congratulations Class of '85 From VILLAGE VETERINARY HOSPITAL KERRY L. BROWN D.V.M. LUCY E. JONES D.V.M. RD 1 ROUTE 5 CANASTOTA, N.Y. 13032 RICHARD CARPENTER Owner Ph. 697-9644 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 PASSENGER • TRUCK FARM INDUSTRIAL • RECAPPING DAVE LABRECQUE DON RAYMOND Silver City Tire Inc. Jt eeasioto Canastota New York 13032 Rt. 5 Oneida, N.Y. 13421 Phone: 315-363- 8220 Best Wishes Class of '85 m McDonalds r f Congratulations to Candace and the entire Class of 1985 Best wishes from Dial (315) 697-9093 at HERMITAGE GARDENS R°ute 5 S (Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Best wishes to the Class of '85 A. Cierek and Sons 204 S. Peterboro St. Congratulations STEVE'S AUTO SERVICE Route 5 and Oxbow Road to Canastota, N.Y. 13032 The Class of 1985 Aid Conditioning Q+ i,r Brakes Electrical Systems c A Tires Tune ups —■ vP — Batteries John DiGeorge Steve Kinslow (315) 697-7866 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Congratulations and Colliers Paint — Wallpaper Best Wishes Class of '85 124 Madison St. Oneida, N.Y. WESTLAKE MANUFACTURING Phone: 363-4950 Route 5 Best Wishes Canastota, N.Y. 13032 to the Phone: 697-2414 Class of '85 , V inuNonv V DRV Cl€RN€RS V V. Giufre Sons E. Center St., Canastota 132 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1985 eters Construction Co. Margaret Peters owner 112 Circle Drive West Canastota, N.Y. 13032 697-3527 Congratulations Class of '85 from Eddie's Restaurant P.o. Box 502 Sylvan Beach, New York 13157 Ph (315) 762-5430 Canastota Police Department Congratulations to the Class of 1985 133 BRUCE PALLAS NC 1 USN RECRUITER-IN-CHARGE FIORE BROTHERS US NAVY RECRUITING STATION 301 WEST DOMINICK STREET ROME, NEW YORK 13440 315 337-1850 1855 363 5130 Canastota Oneida Rome Utica THE CALDWELL AGENCY INSURANCE THE ERIE MILL 113 S. Peterboro St. 103 South Main St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 697-2087 Larry Joe Congratulations and Best Wishes to our Granddaughter Good Luck 1985 Graduates LINDA DODGE Carl and Viola Wenham SHARWAY MOTEL Congratulations to the Class of 1985 248 Wilson St., Oneida 134 Dedication ■ To a teacher who is adored by all for her outstanding commitment to her students and staff members all year through. Her unique style of teaching makes all her class- es far from boring, which makes her an ex- tremely enthusiastic teacher that always puts forth her very, very best. The class of 1989-90 is proud to present this year's dedi- cation to Mrs. Maryjane Milmoe. i Junior High School Faculty Row 1—Gail Strong, Betty Gail Enigk, Leah Pisacano, Annette Cary, Ann Christoffel, Zoe Miller, Marijane Milmoe, Ellen Wheeler, Karen Bundle Row 2—Ken Rouse; Bill Pestell; Barbara Woodarek; Kathy Prentice; Dorothy Clarke; Margaret McHarris, Counselor; Marie Marchetti, Secretary; Deborah New Absent: Tom Best, Pat Besl, Bruce Busch, Greg Keefe, Vincent Pariato, Sue Taylor, B{ll Cass, Janet Brunscheen, Stephen Tornatore, Craig Fox, Betty Geer, Faith Colburn, Art Broga, Connie Caezza, Barbara Smith, Betsy Snyder, Bob Glazier Junior High Faculty 137 8th Grade 8A-1 Row 1—A. DiGiorgio; E. Smileuske; M. Webb; S. Der; L. Salerno; J. Tarry; N. Fox; J. Pestell Row 2—K. Starrs; J. Jaquiti; J. Piersall; M. Merithew; R. Carlson; M.J. Miranti; H. Baldwin; J. Patane; K. Tarbell Row 3—F. Cobb; M. Miller; R. Smith; C. New; J. Mackey; S. Fradenburg; S. Lee; M. Sorbello; B. Cassell; R. Enigk Itllllllliiia 8A-2 Row 1— B. Barbien; R. Ackerman, . Worden, P. Le, S. Debrucque, M. Aquino, K. Kampf, L. Coppola Row 2 K. Galton, M. Bice, S. Aubeuf, S. Long, K. Glazier, E. Ali, T. Sanborn, R. Cary Row 3—P.J. Defazio, . Newton, L. Rapasadi, M. Robinson, D. Michels, G. Fabrizi, M. Miller, B. Stanton, K. Ladd 138 Classes 8A-3 Row 1 J. Cesarini; J. Tuttle; J. Ricketts; H. Gray; A. Miller; J. Martin Row 2—K. Dwyer; R. Bixby; V. Clark; J. Lock; M. Lomonaco; K. Albanese; M.L. Hill; M. Wilcox; L. New Row 3—S. Gilbank; T. Cerio; K. Sutton; F. Skurpski; F. Barry; J. Dickenson; L. Loomis; E. Raymond; E. Snyder; B. Hatch; K. Shaffer; L. Tobin 8A-4 Row I—A. Cesarini; P. Hawkins; T. Hildreth; K. Delaney; M. Fusillo; K. Maxwell; W. Moore; M. Roe; K. Tassone Row 2 R. Cary; J. Stoddard; L. Coppola; K. Soper; K. Smith; C. Coleman; R. Ondriezek; K. Bontewicz row 3_ . Wilson; J. Evans; C. Hart; L. Berube; C. Ward; R. Farfagha; . Graham; M. Stankivitz; A. Michels 8A-5 Row 1—R. Polsinelli, K. Shortell, L. Morse, K. Kincaid, S. Pouliot, J. Hicks, B. Fox Row 2—S. Conover, T. Dake, L. Loveless, A. Goodell, C. Simzer, N. Cooke, R. Mason, J. Atkinson, D. Higinbotham, R. Debrucquc, B. Schon, B. Richardson Row 3 R. Griffin, N. Nuynh, V. Morgan, R. Cooper, B. Jewett, V. Fusillo, E. Hopkins, R. Aichner, D. Bellino, C. Niro Classes 139 8A-6 Row 1 T. Snyder, H. Gray, K. Hall, D. Havener. C. Garrow Row 2 D. Youngs, K. Moore. M. Gaudette, J. Bellino, B. Perry, C. Reeves, M. Spencer, L. Mason Row 3 S. Campanie, P. Whitmeyer, W. Whitmeyer, C. lannone, M. Ausman, B. Musachio, C. Gero, H. Reynolds, J. Drummond, J. Ferranti 7th Grade 7A-l Row 1—S. Ray, D. Skinner, C. Callahan, S. Geraty, J. Shaw, B. Repasadi, P. Eastwood, D. Klein, W. Casler, B. Harrington Row 2 A. Trendowski, H. Howe, D. VanValkenburg, V. Brown, M. Brown, C. Alter, A. Rinaldo, P. Hoke, J. White, J. Emmons Row 3—T. Seagriff, S. Emhoff, S. Schenk, G. Gates, C. Roque, R. Liebl, B. Buyea, A. Prescott 7A-2 Row 1 — W. Cary, . Dickenson, M. Hodgins, J. Wenger, B. Starrs, C. Shaeffer, P. Pallas Row 2—M. LeClau, M. Savage, A. Macera, M. McHarris, J. Kime, C. Patane, M. Bertolino, P. Schultheis, D. Walasek Row 3—J. Gerow, B. Baker, M. Lavonas, J. Bayliss, E. Dimao, D. Robinson, S. Tolle, S. Tobin 7A-3 Row 1 — M. Seekins, B. Kitchen, N. Caron, B. Kilts, D. Alexander, J. Bergman, J. Gray, A. Clark, J. Boyce Row 2 J. Snyder, K. Emmi, S. Ray, S. Rut an, C. Russitano, M. Musacchio, J. Pulverenti, T. Bisson Row 3 M. Raymond, W. Hill, H. Baker, R. Fien, R. Setticase, K. Garby, M. Newman, S. Otts, P. Musacchio, C. Collins 7A-4 Row 1 S. Bloss, B. Scheid, C. Metcalf, D. Snyder, P. Roache, B. Cary, J. White, C. Russitano, J. Richmond Row 2 . Alger, M. Clarke, L. Pickard, L. Bush, K. Ladd, R. Keck, K. Gould, J. Trapaso, B. Woodcock, M. Hood Row 3—R. Harp, C. Rouse, D. Makres, C. Babcock, W. Avery, W. Thoma, F. Wilson, G. Olden, ]. Andrello, C. Menendez 7A-6 Row 1—R. Bonaventura, B. Ball, J. Wallis, M. Darling, L. Bolton Row 2— . Bogue, J. Clark, T. Bibik, C. Eastwood, D. Jones, D. Smith, A. Bryant Row 3—A. Linstruth, K. Casolare, R. Hertel, L. Jayson, T. Morris, M. Lamb, M. Brown, M. Suits, H. Nickel, L. Dority Classes 141 7A-5 Row 1 —B. Ball, R. Bonaventura, J. Lumbrazo, S. Osier, D. Jones, I. Cromp, J. McCoppin, M. Darling, L. Bolton, B. Newton Row 2 S. Whaley, J. Pulverenti, M. Brown, R. Hertel, J. Wallis, M. Hart, T. Morris, J. Jones, L. Schon, O. Trieb, S. Owens, G. Snyder Row 3—W. Case, M. Hopkins, D. Grant, W. Drummond, F. Miller, L. Jayson, A. Linstruth, D. Aichner, J. Cortes, T. Reiss, D. Tuttle, B. Worden, D. Riddell, N. Jeffris, M. Drummond 7A-7 Row 1—L. Fox, M. King, M. Manaseri, W. Douglass, J. Rossi, T. Thompson, K. Flynn, A. DiVeronica, C. Kelly Row 2—C Casler, A. Cesario, J. Newton, J. Ponto, J. Hicks, T. Halladay, K. Miller Row 3—S. Muir, C. Avery, T. Denney, B. Hess, S. Rainwater, G. Reidy, D. Kilts, S. Rutan Ms. Christoffel's Class Row 1- W. Avery, J. Hicks Row 2— . Newton, S. Pouliot, R. Polsinelli, C. Cordell Row 3—F. Wilson, R. VanValkenburgh, L. Collins, J. Reidy, B. Warner Mr. King, Principal; Mr. Marcelle, Assistant Principal Canastota PTA Gross Aeronautical engineers? This class really turns me on!