Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

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Reflect on learning and sharing Before the goodbyes and tears. 1986 Toot Canastota High School Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Table Of Contents Yearbook Staff 3 Exchange Student 4 Dedication 5 Faculty and Administration 7-14 Senior Informals 15-32 Top Ten 36-37 Senior Formals 38-59 Camera Shy 60 Underclassmen 61-69 Sports and Activities 71-102 Baby Pictures 103-107 Advertisements 115-126 Editors Raquel Kelly Patane Jackie Larca Mr. Tornatore took that picture . .. You haven't had it taken yet . . . Maybe Chris will do it . . . Mrs. Benenati will know . . . Mr. King has to OK an idea like that . . . Call Mr. Osgood ... I just saw it in that pile ... Be here tonight ... plan to stay ... of course you can help ... I know Mr. Moore and Mr. Astrachan taught you to figure proportions ... Maybe Mrs. Wright will type it ... Ms. Carll never taught you that . .. Call to see if that ad is correct ... Remind the coaches . .. Mrs. Besl . .. Just a few lines from a staff meeting. We could go on for pages. There are so many when you're putting a yearbook together that we could never include them all. We could never include all the people who helped us, so just a big thank you to all. You made it possible. Raquel “Kelly Patane Jackie Larca Toot Staff Row 1: Katrina Luther, Senior Layout; Kris Ward, Layout; Michael DiGiorgio, Sports and Activities Row 2: Christine Filey, Photography; Andrea Bertolino; Amanda Lopitz 3 I Heidi-Maria Rautionmaa Heidi Ystava on Elaman Suuri Lahja. Hei Vaan! I'm Heidi Rautionmaa (roll your R), and I come from Finland as a Rotary exchange student for one year. I'm getting new experiences and learning many new things. I found Canastota a very nice place and I learned to speak a little bit of English using my hands in the Italian way. I want to thank all of you who made my year so special. 1 just loved my stay here and my three host families were great. I'm sure I'm go- ing to miss you. It doesn't matter how far away you are, you'll always be part of my good memories. You never know how soon we might meet again. All of you are always welcome to my home in Finland. P.S. American food is a different story. I gained weight . . . but I had sooo much fun—even if I couldn't yodel or tend goats. With Love, Heidi 4 1986 Toot Dedication Mr. Rolland Ficken The Class of 1986 remembers ... classes in which learning was fun . . . a teacher with some unique ideas . . . a coach whose teams were almost always gentlemen ... a person who was interested in us and our activities .. . a friend who offered encouragement . . . a man who wore many hats, including the green beret . . . Mr. Ficken, we dedicate our yearbook to you. Fm ready .. Are you? “The Library just won't be the same. Is Miss Martin really retir- ing? What do we remember of Miss Martin's thirty-six years of service to Canastota? Our parents remember someone always willing to chaper- one, always helpful, always ready to listen and talk. We remember the help in researching the dreaded term papers, the hours of help on yearbooks, the willingness to stay a little longer to let someone finish a report. We all remember a person who was interested in us, who shared anecdotes about her family with us, who frequently admonish- ed us for our misbehavior in the Library Media Center. We remem- ber libraries in six locations. (Miss Martin, do you remember moving the library five times?) Sailing Yes, Miss Martin is retiring and the Library just won't be the same. Good luck and enjoy your retire- ment! Into Retirement After twenty years in the offices of the Canastota Schools, Mrs. Benenati is retiring on April 30. We want her to know that we do appreciate the lectures and calls to the Guidance office to make us get our applications in on time and to give her our Social Security num- bers. She played mother hen to all of us and kept at us until we did what was required. We are sure she will be missed. Mrs. Benenati, we wish you a long and happy retirement! On board I’m the Captain; So climb aboard, Well search for tomorrow on every shore, And well try, oh Lord well try to carry on. Administration Vincent Albanese Superintendent Garad Williams Assistant Superintendent Board of Education Row 1. Mary Fresina, Barbara Hopsicker, Margaret Peters. Row 2. Garad Williams, Eugene Pavone, James Caldwell, Wesley Hood, Dean Yorton, Vincent Albanese 8 LETTERS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 You must face the challenge of determining your own futures. Your success must be measured by your ability to become all that you are capable of becoming. Your future can be created and actualized by your ac- tion or inaction. You must apply your gifts and talents, work with dedication and self-discipline, have high expectations for yourself and convert every chal- lenge into an opportunity. You must utilize the academic and social skills you have developed at Canastota Junior-Senior High School to meet the challenges of the future. Craig King, Principal Mr. Craig King There has been much emphasis regarding educational excellence during recent years and its importance in strengthening our schools as well as our society. As a newcomer to Canastota this year, I have observed and participated in that striving for excellence. I have observed the fact that we have the ways and means to build a better society, a stronger America, a future for our world. You, the seniors of Canastota Central Schools, are charged with the responsibility of carrying out that task, and you can do it and do it well. It pleases me to see the class of 1986 embark on their journey to fulfill life's dreams. Some of those dreams aren't even thoughts as yet, while others are just forming and still others are in their infant stage. Life holds a multitude of opportunities and challenges for each of you. Be all that you can be; and what- ever you do, in word or deed, do it to the best of your ability. Jeffrey A. Davis, Assistant Principal Mr. Roger Thompson Mr. Jeffrey Davis Let each become all he is capable of being. Each of you has a particular set of abilities and talents. Life is a set of challenges. Your challenge is to develop your talents and abilities to their fullest. As an educa- tor, it is most satisfying to see students begin to reach their potential while in school. As years pass, it is most gratifying to read or hear of former students' ac- complishments. Strive to reach your dreams. Take responsibility for your future. You are tomorrow's citizens and leaders. In my opinion, our future is in good hands. My per- sonal wishes go out to each of you for future success and happiness. Roger E. Thompson, Administrative Intern 9 Physical Education Mr. Borgognoni Miss Laidlaw Health Mrs. Smith Media Center Music Special 1 Language Guidance Mr. Dimao Mrs. Kime Mrs. McHarris Mrs. Marchetti Mrs. Benenati Mrs. Mannix Office Personnel Mrs. Pexton Mrs. Salamone Mrs. Paone Mrs. Rapasadi Mrs. Smith Mr. Harvey 11 Mr. Sanderson Homemaking Mr. Rouse Mr. New Mr. Wilbur Mr. Schnur Business Mrs. Grossman Mrs. Wright 12 Mr. Moses Mrs. DiPrima Mrs. Astrachan Mrs. Prentice Drivers Mr. Bazan Mr. Ficken Miss Dixon Mr. Smith Mrs. McCarten Social Studies 13 Mrs. Micaroni Miss Partridge Math Mr. Lotito Mr. Astrachan Industrial Arts Computers Mr. Sweeney Mr. Moore Mr. Tornatore Mr. Pariato I’m sailing away. Set an open course for the Virgin Sea. For I’ve got to be free, Free to face the life thats ahead of me. seniors mana seniors theron shawn seniors 25 oniors 29 32 seniors Ss Nerd Punk Day 33 Pictures of Our Senior Skit Thank God For Northern Toilet Paper Oh Honey Thanks Easter Bunny Our Younger Days 35 Andrea Marie Bertolino There are gains for all our losses. There are balms for all our pain; But when youth, the dream, departs. It takes some- thing from our hearts. Valedictorian Joy Kathryn Robinson Joy I'll remember all the laughter as we go our separate ways, but there's so much we're still learning and we just can't be afraid. Top Ten Salutatorian Katrina Carin Luther Weinie ... And ever on we sail celestial ways And in the light of our dreams shines the rest of our days. Brenda J. Chapman Red What lies behind us, and what lies before us, are tiny matters. Kristine Susan Ward Kris Don't hang on; nothing lasts forever. I, Andrea Bertolino, leave to Holly ONE Stroh's Light; Weinie, many more fuzzy moons; Sue, Russia; Sil, Pizza ; Amanda, nothing. I, Katrina Luther, leave Andrea two blue eyes; Hol- ly, a convertible; Manda, whatever she wants to take; Silly, a pizza party; Sushi, England; Heidi, a ride; and Rob, Thanks. I, Joy Robinson, leave Chele our special friendship and dark, late nights; To Holly, our talks, notes, and the paper. Julie—Good Luck! Mom and Dad—I love you! I, Brenda Chapman, leave to Richie and Catie fun in their C.H.S. years; Lisa, memories, more good times, THANKS! Doobie, true man; V.W., the movies, Teresa, security, your dream man; G.B. Geebes. I, Kris Ward, leave Kelly much happiness; Gina and Teresa, great memories and our special friendship; Jill, SHOWER SQUAD ; Brenda and Riles, My Girl ; and the hockey team, a sectional championship. Michael Joseph DiGiorgio Mike If I cannot do great things. I'll do small things in a great way. James L. Devine III Jimbo Everyone must try his hardest in order to achieve what he must. Aaron Erwin Link Aaron How a man plays the game shows some- thing of his character. I. Mike DiGiorgio, leave my sister Andrea the right to try to beat my high school average. To Andy, I leave memories of the past sixteen years. To Jeff, a great senior year. Everyone else: you look marvelous. I, Holly Robinson, leave Amanda, P.B.J.'s; Sil, gas; Sue, Squiggles; Trina, “pizza ; Andrea, Dave; Kelli, Muskrat; Joy, plaid pants, M.B. and Donnie, fun at CHS. I, Laurie Stagnitti, leave Trudy her paradise; Joel, a smile; the gang, more parties; Todd, your dream; and Mike, a big hug. I, Jim Devine, leave my brothers and sister many happy years at Canastota High School. I, Aaron Link, leave to Vicki, all my love; to my parents and teachers, all of my thanks. 37 Jacqueline Ann Larca Jackie You've lived a thousand yesterdays but never have lived a tomorrow. Shawn Delores Coleman Shawn Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of success is the mere accomplishment of your own. Bart Sgroi I've got nothing to say and I'm only going to say it once. Gina Marie Borgognoni Borgie Outside, I stretch the mind that hides within and lose four walls that keep me tied. ic Jimui Kelli He possessed all the world had to give. He reached every coveted goal. But, alas, his life was a failure For he had forgotten his soul. I, Jackie Larca, leave Mom and Dad all my love; Jennifer, thirteen years of friendship and memories; Stephanie, all our good times; Raquel, our unpredictable friendship and all our memories. I, Shawn Coleman, leave Val my love and my records to break. To my friends, thanks for everything. I'll miss you. I, Bart Sgroi, leave good luck to Shay. I, Gina Borgognoni, leave Teresa and Kris a lot of great memories; Mom and Dad, all my love for al- ways being there—you're the best! 38 Andrew Michael Cesarini Aldo There are two worlds: the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we can only measure with our hearts and imagination. Raymond M. Babowicz Flamin If you set your goals too high, you probably will not achieve them; start with small goals and work your way up to larger ones. Lori Ann Adamo Lori Love and friendship are the greatest things in life. Stacy Anne Cassell Stace Life isn't always a bowl of cherries; however, if you can put the past behind you, the future can be what you make of it. Scott Cowan Ott Life is like broken glass; you can get cut be- fore you see it. I, Andy Cesarini, leave: Jayson and Amy, best of luck in their remaining years at CHS; Mike, best friends forever; Jeff D, Park the Car; Bruce, noisy ducks, MJC, memories of West Valley. I, Lori Adamo, leave Shelly the wonderful friendship we have and all the happiness in the world with John; to Joe, remember I'll always care. I, Raymond Babowicz, leave to Brian Tornatore the right to find a new person to bug since I won't be here next year. I, Stacy Cassell, leave my friends the good times; Kelly and Brian C, the right to raise cain; Mr. Sanderson, fartherland; David, all my love forever. I, Scott Cowan, leave Lenny and Willy many more years; my brother Tim, the right to bust them; Keith, keep mashing; Bob T., we finally did it. 39 Michael Lumbrazo Mike Every forward step we take we leave some phantom of ourselves behind. Let's party. Daniel Mason Paperweight Faith Anne Musachio Munzak Don't let the crowd pressure you; stand for something or you'll fall for anything. I, Morie Wimmer, leave A.M.D. our special friendship. I'm off to Europe; L.B., a big hug and a little courage; Craig, the knowledge that I'll forever love you. I, Mike Lumbrazo, leave to my brother Joe many good times at Canastota; to my Mom and Dad, my love; to Paul, many good times; to Team 2, fun and victory. I, Amanda Lopitz, leave my parents much love; Drew, his clothes back; Cheeks, thanks; Beautiful, Hunky, Wein, Silly and Suka, each a special place in my heart. I, Daniel Mason, leave to Scott, a big bruise; Albert, a roof to jump off; Daniel, Shay, and all the rest, foot- ball at Nichols. Good-bye. I, Faith Musachio, leave my brother Brian 3 more years at CHS; my cousin Missy only one more year of social studies. Have a fun Senior year, Jul. 40 Patricia Marie Garrow Patty Variety is the spice of life. Thomas S. Mitchell RATT-RATT Well, no one's perfect. Patrick Mark Becker Beck If it's to be, it's up to me. Tammy Lynne Denney Tam .. . and just remember, life is for living, but love is for giving! I, Patty Garrow, leave the gang many more great parties and concerts; my sisters, CHS; Mike, the Prom and Stoney Pond; and Mr. Sanderson, the day after. I, Tom Mitchell, leave CHS girls my phone num- ber, 697-7362; my little brother, the right to walk the halls; Rick B., pass 10th grade English. I, Cynthia Morris, leave to my brothers the privi- lege to display affection in the halls; to Stacey, our super friendship; to Steve, more love to come; to my parents, my love and thanks. I, Pat Becker, leave to Jerry one more year of raising all of the xxx he wants; to Gary, we're finally out. 41 Gary John Debrucque Gar-Bear You can do anything if you set your mind to it. I Linda Marie Bergman Linda I am me. I am not like anyone else. What I create is my work; not someone else's ideas. I am unique because I am me. Steven Paul DiVeronica Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are. Lori Leigh Bargabos Booger Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Robert L. Benson, III Spens The path of life may not be straight, but keep on dreaming and you will get to where you want to be. I, Gary Debrucque, leave to my brother Kyle four more good years at CHS; to Mr. New, all of the head- aches of the FFA. I, Lori Bargabos, leave Tracy — I'm burnt; Marcia—my car; Kim—the big O; my family—I made it; Scott—my forever love. I, Steve DiVeronica, leave to Tom and Katie my brilliance and caring love; to Mitchell, Duffy, Cowan, and Tornatore, a long and everlasting friendship. I, Linda Bergman, leave to Morie a big thanks; to Ann Marie, our Freshman year; to Jennifer, lots of memories; J,J,C,K,T—best of luck; Mark, all my love forever. I, Rob Benson, leave to the Class of '86 all the fun of life, and to my Kim, all my love. Good luck to all. 42 Jacqueline Ann Kulas Jackie The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands, but in seeing with new eyes. Teresa Marie Hopsicker Hoppi If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. Andrew W. Oster Little O Just when things went right, it doesn't mean they were always wrong. Peter G. Smith Pete High you live and high you fly, smiles you give and tears you'll cry, all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd. Tracy Lynne Hilts Tracy Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. I, Jackie Kulas, leave the halls ot CHS all my memories, good luck to those left behind, and best wishes to the class of '86. I, Andy Oster, leave my brother Scott all the hassles of high school; to Georgian, all my love for many years to come and 4 ever. I, Teresa Hopsicker, leave to my greatest friends, Gina and Kris, my love and memories; to Lou, a successful volleyball season next year. Tons of love, Edith and Archie. I, Pete Smith, leave to CHS twins that keep people guessing; to Mike, Led Zeppelin; to Mark S. and Mark T. great memories. I, Tracy Hilts, leave to my friends our special in- side jokes and our friendship; Jeff, my love; Mom and Dad, thanks for everything—I love you. 43 I Robert Emmett Duffy Duff If you cannot win, make the person ahead of you break the record. Suzanne Hill Zanne Life is endless when you walk with the Lord. Mark Blaine Galton Honor and loyalty so hard to find People I've trusted I've left far behind Truth is the virtue they no longer seek I'll stand with the strongest or fall with the weak. Raquel Marie Patane Kelly Always keep looking into the future and hoping for the best; but never forget the past and the people you have known. Robert Tornatore Bob I'd rather laugh a bright-haired boy than reign a gray-beard king. I, Robert Duffy, leave Ratt, S.D., B.T., S.C., T.G. all the great times we have shared; M.B., a great senior year; Jack and Don, thanks for everything; Mom and Dad, thanks, I love you both. I, Raquel Patane, leave Suzanne the best of luck; Jackie the good times we had when Mom and Dad were away; Steph, I'll miss our friendship but what can I say; J.W., G.B., K.C., D.V. our friendship. I, Mark Galton, leave the C-C B-ballers an easier carrying case; my brother, Millan, McCrackin, John—the great outdoors in a bottle. I, Suzanne Hill, leave CHS with fond memories; to Mi Lee and Tim, all the great times to come; to all my friends a big thanks and, of course, to Robert all my love! I, Bob Tornatore, leave to all my friends at CHS all the good times we shared; laughing, talking, and be- ing together; to Duffy and Scott, a message in a bot- tle. Jody Ann DeFazio Hazel Wherever you go and whatever you do, you'll find special magic in just being you. Terri A. DiGeorge Terri If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. David Michael Scheid Grizzly Adams It's not how great you do. It's just what you do to be great. Christine Marie Emmi Chris There are too many books I haven't read, too many places I haven't seen, too many memories I haven't kept long enough. Julie Ann Heintz Goolie Amor vincit omnia—Love conquers all. I, Jody DeFazio, leave Mr. Pino many victories to come; our gang, everlasting friendship and our good times; Ray, all my love; Mom and Dad, I love you. I, Chris Emmi, leave to my sister Karen all the luck in high school; to the gang. I'll never forget the great times we shared. I, David Scheid, give Brian all the luck in the world to pass high school because he needs it; to Terri, all the wonderful memories and many more. I, Terri DiGeorge, leave Brian only four years at CHS; to my parents, thanks; to David, great memo- ries and my love forever. I, Julie Heintz, leave AnnMarie, Chris, Jody, Tracey, Morie, Nat, Kelly, Linda, Nancy all the great times we had; Mike, my love; Amy, have fun; Mom and Dad, I love you. 45 Todd Kimpton Tito Don't try to live your life in one day. Marcia Lynn Collins Marcia Hold on loosely, but don't let go. If you cling too tightly, you're gonna lose control. Shawn D. Musachio Shawn Do the best you can all the time because there may come a time you won't be able to do anything at all. Brenda Lee Clark Rosie Olie If you love someone, set them free. If they don't come home, it was never meant to be. Michael Johnson Mike The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. I, Todd Kimpton, leave to Craig many good times that will never be forgotten; to Tammie, lots of luck in her final two years at CHS. I, Shawn Musachio, leave to my brother all my hunting equipment; to my closest friends, the memo- ries of the fun we have had. I, Marcia Collins, leave S.H., S.C. and T.H. my love, friendship, and fond memories. I, Michael Johnson, leave my love and thanks to my parents for sticking by me; to Pam, all my love and memories and the hope we'll stay together for a long time to come. 46 Ann Elizabeth Clark Annie There is no instinct like that of the heart. Natalie Buffler Tali Oubangi Concern yourself with nothing first but liv- ing and loving. Go on with the process of life. Your rewards will reveal themselves as you go. Paul Janosik Paul You never get a second chance at a first impression. Christine Stephanie Casler Chris This isn't the end; it's a whole new begin- ning ... Craig Thomas Bailey Beetle The key to success is accepting and conquering all the challenges which con- front us. I, Ann Clark, leave Brenda a sunflower; Teresa, the Florida sun; Ann Marie, a bathroom sink; Cheri, a beach ball and Steve, all my love. I, Craig Bailey, leave Morie our fine memories to- gether; Tito, a taco and a gorgeous blonde; Dave, our accounting firm; Chuck, my knowledge; Mom and Dad, thanks. I, Natalie Buffler, leave Adam fulfilling years at CHS; for Tracy L., I give my brother and leave memories; AD, JH, CE, LB, JD and the rest of my chums, thanx filthy, not I, Paul Janosik, leave to Jeff eight years of interest- ing times; to Cheri and Mike, my best wishes; and to the Class of 1986, lots of luck. I, Christine Casler, leave Jim D. a summer of relaxation before college starts; Terri, the assistant, a pica; and Andrea—best of luck. 47 James Fradenburg Tony Red In the warrior's code, there is no surren- der. His body says stop, but his spirit cries never. Sharri Lynn Bryson Sharri Friends may come, and friends may go; but one is silver and the other is gold. Kelly Lynn Boniewicz Kelly If you're lost, you can look and you will find me Time after time If you fall, I will catch you. Richard Fabrizi Rich Yours is not to do or die. Yours is to stick up for me and lie. I, Jim Fradenburg, leave the best of luck in their remaining years to Judy and Susan and all my love to Kris. I, Sharri Bryson, leave CHS behind for my nephew and neice. To Maria, may you and Jim live a lifetime of happiness. To Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. I, Mike Gray, leave Keith and Dupe, Mosh Patrol, Thrash Crew, and the authority of spreading the disease; to Hillary, good luck in high school. I, Kelly Boniewicz, leave Our Gang the strength to remain friends forever. Boo—I cherish our memo- ries and pray for more; Mom, Dad, Kathy—I love you. I, Rich Fabrizi, leave to Gary this school; to Bret, Bart, and Rob—skunk; to Mom and Dad, thanks. Michael John Gray NOT You got your pride, you got your visions, don't subside, don't ever give in, don't compromise, just keep on grinning. The games they play you just keep on winning. A.I.R. Silvia N. Glen Silly Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. William Andrew Seitz Bill We cannot choose our paths, but we must choose our destination. Wendy Lynn Hall Wendy Dreams will come true to those who are willing to work hard for them. I, Silvia Glen, leave Trina our longlasting friendship; Sue, our weekends cruisin'; Manda, Wendy's; Andrea, good times at the home; Holly, the unforgettable Junior Prom; my parents, thanks. I, Michele Funari, leave Lori an everlasting friendship and the phone at Busy Bee to call Joe; to John, all my love and our future together. I, Bill Seitz, leave Scott Blowers one OV and a can opener; Shay, the ditch on Tim Pickard's road by the A-frame. I, Wendy Hall, leave the best of luck to my gradu- ating class; MAW and Cathy, thanks for the long talks; Tom, thanks for the advice. 49 Todd Patrick Merrell T I would rather attempt to do something great and fail, than to do nothing and succeed. Mark Anthony Peryer Mark Awesome is the power of imagination for it shapes our lives, builds our dreams, and leaves our mind to wander. Trudy McLain Trudy Lenore Michelle Smith Leotis . . . and all these dreams I've saved for a rainy day, they're finally coming true. I'll share them all with you, 'cause now we hold the future in our hands. Richard B. Pexton Philthy What are words worth? I, Todd Merrell, leave to Mike, Mark and Philth nothing because we're taking it all with us; to CC, the memories of the Omni and S.C. the truck. I, Mark Peryer, leave Steve and Johnny all the parties we had together; to Jack, all the good times we had; and to Linda, all my love forever. I, Lenore Smith, leave MB, JL, RP, GH, MS, ST, LB, GB, CN, TP, ED much happiness and success; the hockey team, KA, Jenny and Kris—good luck; Mom and Dad, I made it. I, Dick Pexton, leave Keith and Dupe the right to Mosh and Thrash at will; to NOT I leave SOD and Anthrax. 50 Christine Marie Filey Chris Gentle in manner; strong in performance. Nancy Harvey Nancy Goodbye sounds so final, it doesn't have to be. If we never meet again, our memo- ries we still keep. Whether happy or sad, fresh in our minds they will stay. Jefferson Holtham Jeff I, Chris Filey, leave to Robyn Smith our friendship; to Doug Smith, my Mom and the right to be your teddy bear forever. I, Leah Greene, leave Smitty Are you ready . . . for what? ; Mom and Dad—I made it. Thanks; and Kelli, the memories of a great friendship. I, Nancy Harvey, leave Julie thanks for our special friendship; Natalie, see you in Africa; Marybeth, Pat- ty, Jessica, Kellie—good luck in track and have a great senior year. I, Tim Smith, leave CHS the last of the Smitty's; to Eric, Rick, the boys of '87, all the good times; to Mr. Sanderson and my mother, a bottle of Tylenol. 5) Robert Swain Bob The secret of getting ahead is getting started. Ernie Suits Ernie When you're determined to survive, you leave nothing to chance; so be prepared for the future. Robin Lyn Fox Foxy You know you're in love when you can look at someone and see a reflection of yourself. Kelly Jean Dunn Kelly If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it is yours; if it doesn't, it never was. Edward Morris Eddie I, Kelly Dunn, leave to Mr. Sanderson fartherland, my friends, the concerts, and all the good times; to Ed, all my love; Brian B., my Prom; Kevin C, my first love. I, Robin Fox, leave Kathy D. and Joey W. our friendship and the Silver Bullets; to Paul, I leave our special memories—I'll love you forever. I, Ernie Suits, leave my sister Marian five more years at CHS and hope you have as much fun as I did. I, Robert Swain, leave all the good times I've had and to Rick, two more good track and football seasons. 52 Stephanie Lynn Casoiare Steph Hold tight to today and it will take you to tomorrow. Hold your head high and you'll never see the sorrow. Allen O'Hara A1 Ann Marie D'Amico Ann Marie The ultimate secret of life is the sure knowledge of death for without it man would not strive to leave his mark upon the earth. Michele Marie Whipple Michele The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Lana Sue Dunbar Goose Thank God it's over! I, Stephanie Casoiare, leave Jackie and Jenn my love and friendship; to Sue, Lisa, Vicki, my best wishes; finally, to Jeff, the uncountable good times. I, Ann Marie D'Amico, leave Morie a special friendship; Julie and Chris, my love and thanks; Lin- da, a Centro bus; Jody, a puffball; Annie, an R.C. I, Michele Whipple, leave my friends all the happi- ness and success in their lives. I, Lana Dunbar, leave Barbie three more great years at CHS; Daniel, the desire to make it to your senior year. 53 Tracy L. LaClair Molson Once you said to me that peace and happi- ness might be found there, you gave me hope and now, now we have to say goodbye Sandra Nicholson Pea bod Live every moment, love every day, cause before you know it, your precious time slips away. Jeffrey George Toth Jeff Don't go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. James Lamkin Jim Katharine Marie Dishaw Kathy Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. I, Tracy LaClair, leave my friends our unforgettable memories; all my love, and success and happiness always; Tracy H., thanks; Michele B., a great senior year. I, Jeff Toth, leave Keifer the best of luck in sports and hunting; Chris Emmi, memories of photo class; Paul, ten years of memories. Thanks. I, Sandra Nicholson, leave to Kathy a year of lunches without me; to my parents, many thanks for their endless moments of patience through the years. I, Kathy Dishaw, leave John my rockers; Tammy our memories; MC, a lasting friendship; Scott, all my love forever. 54 Tommie Jack Shaw, Jr. Tom Good friends are hard to find; if you find one, hold on to him tight. Darcey Lynn Niles Darcey The sweetest flower that grows, I give you as we part. For you it is a rose, for me it is my heart. Lisa R. Riley Riles We have tomorrow bright before us like a flame. Stephen Rouse Steve Cheri Lynn Noble Wee Wee I believe that nothing could come between us. Magic Potions, won't you save them for dreamers. Somebody else's life cannot be mine. I, Tom Shaw, leave my sister Tracey CHS; Patty, all the good times yet to come. I, Cheri Noble, leave Kim R. all my love; Carrie, all of the fun I had; Katie, Tuesday nights; EB, thanks for being there. I, Lisa Riley, leave to my niece Michelle and neph- ew Tyrone, my love and all the best in their high school years; Brenda, thanks for all the memories. I, Darcey Niles, leave Dale all my love and our memories together; Stacey, our friendship; Mom and Dad, I made it. 55 Kimberly Anne Rinaldo Kim It's the prime of your life. Gotta make it last. It's the sign of the times. Cornin' up so fast. Mark Smith Mark Lisa F. Smith Smitty The sweetest flower that grows, I give you as we part. For you it is a loss, for me it is my heart. I, Kim Rinaldo, leave Anthony all the parties, Rachelle best of luck in the future, the gang all the parties at Cheri's. To Mom Dad, Thanks—I love you. I, John Trapaso, leave to my little brother and sis- ter all the great times at CHS. To my friends—good luck in college. I, Adriane Rutan, leave all of my fine memories to good times and friends at CHS and a school that I will never forget. I, Lisa Smith, leave: MM, my senior privileges; Greeny, a pooner; Buzzy, memories of Delta Lake; Teddy, great listening to ZZ Top and a great friendship; Mom and Dad, thanks. 56 Mark Patrick Talbot Talby If you feel that you can't go on and you feel sick and low, just believe and you can't go wrong. Robert VanLare Bob Look out world, here comes Rob. Kim Marie Spencer Kim Love is like a flower. You hold it in your hand and it's beautiful, but if you smother it, it will slowly die. Kathleen Marie Stiles Kat I am what God wants me to be. I can't change to make you happy, because then I wouldn't be me. Charles Swain Chuck I, Mark Talbot, leave Amanda all of my love and wonderful times we had together. To Pete, Mark and Mike, all the night listening to Zep and Floyd. I, Kathleen Stiles, leave CHS to anyone that wants to take my place; to my friends, lots of fun times. I, Robert VanLare, leave the ambition to get an education so you can go out in the world to everyone who needs it. I, Kim Spencer, leave Jill all the great times we shared—thanks for being there. Dennis and Pat, thanks for supporting me. Mom and Dad, I love you. 57 Maria Ellen Winchell Winch No one knows what tomorrow holds for us—so what's important is how we live to- day. Stacey Lynn Stewart Stacey Never let the sun set without telling the ones you love, I love you. Jennifer Ann Wieland Jenn The sweetest flower that grows I give to you as we part. For you it is a rose and for me it is my heart. I, Sue Lake, leave Morie our special talks—thanks. To Tracy H., thanks for being there. Steff—eternal friendship. Mom and Dad, I made it. I, Stacey Stewart, leave Jon my love and our memories. To Darcey and Cindy, our friendship. Dewey—good luck. Mom and Dad, I love you. I, Maria Winchell, leave Kathy and David their years left at CHS; to JH, JD, SB—our special memo- ries; to Jim, Mom and Dad—thanks and I love you. I, Jennifer Wieland, leave to Stephanie a friendship that will never end; to Jackie, 16 years of a never-ending friendship; to Linda, memories of ju- nior high. 58 I, Chad Shepard, leave my gym shirt to Coach, who loves it so much; to the rest of those still at CHS—good luck. I, Steve Webb, leave to Mike my jersey, John's girlfriends, and one free movie; to Jim, Jim, and Jim—cars. I, Donna VanDusen, leave my friends many good times at CHS and to Danny, all my love. I, Daniel Drummond, leave my brother Joey four more years at CHS; to Donna, lots of love always. Chad Michael Shepard Make a wish . .. Catherine Marie Ponto Cathy Don't walk in front of me; I may not fol- low. Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me; By my friend. Stephen Webb Marvin Donna VanDusan Remember the past. Dream of the future. But live for today. Daniel Drummond If you believe in yourself, you can do al- most anything. Julie Ann Long Jule Being the best of everyone else is not most important; It's being the best you that counts. Michele Snyder I wasn't born to live and let the world go by, no not I. I'd rather lose it all than be afraid to try. Camera Shy Seniors Donald Aichner William Bero William Burns Michael Carpenter Aaron Chandler John Cokus Theron Colucci Kevin Curtis Larry Eaton Monika Felker Kimberly Field Donald Halladay Bruce Harrington John Hart John Hogan Hiep Huynh John Iannone Joel Inman Missie Klahs Hung Le Phillip McCoppin Jeffrey Miller Craig Minckler Cuong Nguyen Richard Phoenix John Pickard Richard Poppleton Curtis Rainwater James Schara Edward Smith Dawn Tuttle Larry Tuttle Debra Wesolowski I, Julie Long, leave Vicki B. and Kelli S. our many confidential conversations; Tracy, our wild weekend adventures; and to Andrea and Chris, the great memories of our long lasting friendship. I, Michele Snyder, leave to all my friends a special thanks; good luck in your future. 60 I thought they were angels, But much to my surprise, We climbed aboard their starship And headed for the skies Class of 1987 CLASS COLOR: Blue Silver CLASS MOTTO: All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of to- day and yesterday. CLASS FLOWER: Forget-me-nots CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: Mike New, President; Jackie Marko, Secretary; Bottom Row: Mary Beth Duffy, Treasurer; Miss Kaszuba, Advisor; Jeff DiVeronica, Vice-President. Row 1: L. Starrs, T. Wesolowski Row 2: L. Bacon, G. Cary, B. Carr, K. Hoch, M. B. Duffy, L. Sterling, R. Giufre, D. Chundrlek, T. Gustin, V. Becraft Row 3: T. Jones, A.B. Hatch, M. Cheseboro, L. Benishek, K. Gagen, P. Wiegand, J. Marusa, S. Cerio, L. Eastwood, J. Melick, E. Tornatore, R. Clark Rou 4: L. Hannan, H. Hunt, L. Kirk, C. Gena, K. Smith, M. New, J. Barbieri, E. Brown, S. Patane, S. Freeman, F. Lamberton, T. Lackey Row 5: S. Long, L. Vanderhoff, J. Finocchiaro, K. Carson, P. Savage, R. Stevens, R. Bonaventura, J. Milmoe, T. Gleason, B. Damore, R. Reed, T. Scheid, J. Swistak, B. Cook Row 6: F. Olcott, L. Jordan, B. Jaquin, T. Reiss, T. Chase, P. Edsell, T. Kimball, M. Houseman, J. Stagnitta, T. O'Hara, A. Long, C. Cerio, A. Manaseri, D. Valerio, A. Benson Row 7: J. Steffanhagen, J. Cortes, B. Cornish, K. Beck, D. Mayville, T. Hilliker, E. Clark, M. Smith, S. Evans, B. Black 62 Row 2: K. Winchell, T. O'Hara, J. Milmoe, H. Read, R. Bonaventure, B. Tornatore, D. Rainbow, J. Swistak, G. Gilbank Row 2: V. Roache, M. Case, A. Colunio, J. Marko, J. Stanton, B. Damore, M. Metcalf, T. Pardy, D. Lewis, R. Giufre, M. Babcock, M. Seamon, C. Ausman Row 3: S. Dutcher, M. Tornatore, T. Grossman, J. Stevens, J. Harrington, J. Capparelli, D. Alexander, D. Higinbotham Row 4: K. Smith, J. Barbieri, B. Carr, L. Benishek, D. Ball, S. Relyea, L. Beaumont, V. Arnold, S. Polsinelli Row 5: L. Weimer, N. Houghtalen, D. Wesolowski, A. Adamo, K. Rowe, P. Tucker, E. Brown, S. Seitz, M. New, J. Whitmeyer, W. Thorpe, R. Tassone, C. Cerio, A. Long, T. Scheid, S. Freeman, M. Houseman, J. Stagnitta, D. Valerio, M. Smith, R. Reed, M. Galavotti, F. Lamberton, A. Manaseri, R. Slaski, D. Harp, S. Bisha, G. White, J. Peryer 63 Class of 1988 CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: Katie Gleason, Treasurer; David Palmer, Vice-President Bottom Row: Janel Grossman, Secretary Missing: JoAnne Bos- ton, President; Mrs. Micaroni, Advisor Roiv 1: J. Gardinier, J. Boston, R. Colvin, M. Cesario, T. DiVeronica, F. Caldwell Row 2: G. Farr, C. Evans, D. Clark, M. Boylan, M. Pallas, R. Cooper, D. Cook, S. Coon, M. Bermudez, E. Finocchiaro, C. Creme, K. Cassell, S. Cashel, A. Ackerman, T. Dunn, D. Fowler Row 3: B. French, P. Bliss, J. Bishop, M. Der, J. Alexander, A. Pickard, T. Farr, K. Cowan, B. Bush, J. Fradenburg, E. Dann, A. Bach, J. Bertolino, Row 4: C. Colvin, D. Fletcher, M. Cotsovites, B. Burns, B. Devine, C. Musak, W. Colvin, R. Morris, S. Dodge, S. Fusillo, G. Farr, D. DuBois, S. Babcock, E. Dunn, C. Clarke, D. Palmer, M. Caron, M. Dwyer 64 Row 1: S. Kilts, R. Morris, B. Hodgins, C. Lohr, L. Hoke, L. Marchetti, L. Marusa, M. Le, T. Manaseri, D. Hill, H. Hunt, D. Higinbotham, T. Kimpton, M. Malstrom Row 2: W. Hertel, T. Kielbasinski, F. Mitchell, D. Dubois, E. Dann, C. Musak, K. Gleason, J. Grossman, J. Moore, S. Manaseri, F. Milano, D. Hawkins, D. Lamkin Row 3: C. Jaquin, A. LeClair, D. Harp, D. Malek, S. Mitchell, R. Giufre, D. Malbouf, B. Hicks, J. McConnell, T. Kimball, D. Lopitz, M. Michels, B. Melick, R. Hawkins 65 What's up DIANE Row 1: V. Polisse, S. Roth, T. VanEpps, M. Smith, B. Sterling, M. Wattenbe, M.B. Popple, S. Sgarlata, D. Russitano, T. Tornatore, T. Shaw Row 2: E. Rogers, T. Patterelli, J. Palamara, D. Tuttle, T. Seitz, D. Smith, A. Shaw, K. Ward, S. Sgroi, J. Robinson, D. Wells, J. Stanton, J. Whitmeyer, T. Stoddard Row 3: D. Shaver, B. Seitz, R. Smith, D. VanValkenburg, D. Tinklepaugh, R. Relyea, L. Whaley, S. Robotham, J. Niles, ____________________, S. Pearson, M. Otts, J. Steffenhagen, D. Snyder, R. Sanderson 66 Class of 1989 CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Turquoise Carnation CLASS MOTTO: The most effective way to ensure the value of the future is to confront the present courageously and constructively. CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: Wendy Whitmeyer, President; Mr. Cass, Advisor; Jessica Worden, Trea- surer. Bottom Row: Missy Aquino, Secre- tary; Sue Fradenburg, Secretary. Row 1; V. Fusillo, T. Dake, D. Bellino, B. Barbieri, J. Cesarini, L. Berube Row 2: R. Cary, L. Coppola, L. Coppola, H. Baldwin, B. Coon, N. Cooke, S. Der, M. A. Gaudette, M. Aquino, K. Bonewicz, S. Debrucque, N. Fox, A. DiGiorgio, A. Frazer, C. Garrow, K. Albanese, R. Colvin Row 3: J. Bellino, R. Ackerman, E. Ali, R. Farfaglia, R. Debrucque, B. Fox, F. Cobb, S. Fradenburg, C. Coleman, A. Cesarini, R. Carlson, K. Cornish, M. Fusillo, K. Dwyer, R. Bixby, T. Brooker Row 4: S. Campanie, F. Barry, R. Aichner, K. Galton, G. Fabrizi, B. Enigk, J. .vans, P. J. DeFazio, J. Dickenson, P. Ducey, J. Ferrante, M. Bice, R. Cary, B. Cassell, T. Cerio, R. Cooper. 67 Row 1: M. Webb, J. Price, J. Ricketts, J. Peirsall, K. Tarbell, J. Patane, L. Salerno, J. Pestell, K. Shortell, K. Smith, L. Rapasadi, M. Roe, K. Tassone, J. Stoddard, K. Shaffer, E. Raymond, S. Wesolowski Row 2: K. Starrs, E. Smileuske, L. Tobin, B. Ribley, R. Smith, J. Tarry, M. Wilcox, C. New, L. Morse, M. Sorbello, L. New, M. B. Robinson, J. Worden, K. Soper, R. Ondriezek, J. Willson, C. Ward, Row 3: P. Whitmeyer, R. Peryer, V. Morgan, B. Stanton, B. Musachio, J. Tuttle, K. Sutton, F. Skurpski, B. Perry, E. Snyder, B. Schon, C. Niro, T. Sanborn, J. Wilhelm, M. Winters, T. Robertson 68 Row 1: G. Halpen, D. Harp, J. Lock, M. Lomonaco, L. Loomis, R. Griffin Row 2: P. Hawkins, T. Hildreth, K. Maxwell, M. Mason, D. McLain, K. Hall, P. Le, H. Gray, M. L. Hill, M. Mirante, M. King, K. Mascari, K. Kampf, K. Kincaid, A. Miller, N. Huynh Row 3: M. McAllister, K. Glazier, T. Jeffris, S. Iannone, J. Jaquin, L. Mason, S. Long, A. Michels, M. Miller, S. Lee, L. Loveless, J. Mackey, M. Merithew, A. Goodell, D. Havener, J. LaRue Row 4: M. Hartle, K. Moore, E. Hopkins, D. Youngs, K. Ladd, D. Michels, J. Martin, C. Hart, J. Graham, S. Jeffris, S. Gilbank, M. Miller, B. Richardson, B. Hatch 69 Kris Ward Gina Borgognoni HAWAIIAN PUNK Cindy Morris Teresa Hopsicker, Ann Clark Brenda Chapman Jody DeFazio Cindy Morris We lived happily forever, so the story goes, But somehow we missed out On the pot of gold, But we’ll try, best that we can To carry on Senior Athletes Donald Aichner Raymond Babowicz Craig Bailey Patrick Becker John Bixby Gina Borgognoni Andrew Cesarini Aaron Chandler Brenda Chapman Ann Clark Shawn Coleman Scott Cowan Jody DeFazio Michael DiGiorgio Steven DiVeronica Robert Duffy Christine Filey James Fradenburg Mark Galton Teresa Hopsicker Hiep Hunyh John Iannone Todd Kimpton James Lamkin Jackie Larca Hung Le Aaron Link Michael Lumbrazo Phillip McCoppin Todd Merrell Craig Minckler Cindy Morris Faith Musachio Shawn Musachio Lisa Riley Steven Rouse David Scheid Scot Smileuske Lenore Smith Peter Smith Tim Smith Robert Swain Mark Talbot Robert Tornatore Larry Tuttle Kristine Ward Stephen Webb Cross Country Track Row 1: V. Jayson, M Stadnikki, B. Church, J. Bobek, B. Benson, B. Dunn, T. Mayville Row 2: M. Bertolino, S. Schenk, G. Cary, L. Brophy, J. Kirk, C. Noble, Coach Wilde Row 3: J. Marusa, B. Duffy, M. Seekins, B. Swain, S. Pearson, S. Dodge Row 4: Coach Pino, P. Wiegand, M. Duffy, K. Gagen, S. Smileuske, C. Roque Absent: M. DiGiorgio, S. Di Veronica Patty Wiegand After two previous unproductive seasons, the boys' cross-country squad emerged in 1985 with the best team in years. It was a very balanced team, full of dedicated workers who worked well together. TVL honorable men- tions were given to Mike DiGiorgio, Bob Duffy, and Bob Swain. DiGiorgio, Duffy, Swain, Scot Smileuske, and Steve DiVeronica were the team's seniors. The final record was 3-4. It was not a kept secret that the girls' squad was highly successful. They were undefeated in Tri-Valley competi- tion, but coach Pino's ambitions did not stop there. The girls won the Gloversville and Weedsport Invitationals, and they earned 2nd place in many others. The team was ranked second in Section III and 14th in New York State. Patty Wiegand, Mary Beth Duffy, Jessica Marusa, and Laurie Brophy earned spots in the TVL All-Star team, and Maria Bertolino earned an honorable mention. With no one being lost to graduation, the outlook for the fu- ture looks bright. The high point of the season was Patty Wiegand earning the state championship. Patty has done this two years in a row, and she is the first girl to earn the title in two different classes. She has been undefeated in the TVL for the past three years. Best wishes go to Patty in her track career for her senior year. 73 SOCCER Row 1: S. Fusillo, M. Der, J. Moore, J. Lamkin, A. Long, F. Milana, T. O'Hara, H. Le, Row 2: Coach Ficken, J. DiVeronica, S. Webb, R. Reed, D. Mayville, R. Sanderson, B. Damore, J. Iannone, R. Wright After losing three all-league players to graduation, the Soccer team was left weak and inexperienced. The team was 5-9 in league competition and 7-11 overall. Some outstanding perfor- mances were given by R. Reed, B. Damore, H. Le and T. O'Hara. Reed and Damore earned All- league Honorable Mentions. Coach Ficken, expects a more ex- perienced team for next year with seven returning starters: Milana, Damore, Reed, Moore, O'Hara, Sanderson and DiVeronica. Sen- iors leaving are: Hung Le, John Iannone, Heip Huynh, Jim Lamkin and Steve Webb. Field Hockey Row 1: B. Chapman, S. Coleman, A. Clark, K. Ward, C. Filey, L. Smith Row 2: K. Ward, J. Patane, D. Smith, J. Grossman, C. New, B. Sterling, J. Harrington, M. Smith, T. Grossman, J. Pestell, S. Tarbell Row 3: T. VanEpps, E. Tornatore, S. Sgarlata, A. Shaw, L. Marchetti, S. Sgroi, K. Tarbell, B.J. Worden, M. Baker, M. Wilcox Row 4: L. Salerno, C. Rapasadi, S. Fradenburg Row 5: H. Rautionmaa, C. Evans, Coach New, Coach Laidlaw, L. New, F. Cobb With a mixture of talented sen- iors and inexperienced jayvee players moving up to varsity ac- tion, the CHS Red Raiders held their own in the Tri-Valley fin- ishing 4-3-5 to qualify for the Class C Sectionals. In opening round, the Raiders defeated West Canada 1-0 and then lost in quarter-final action to Weedsport, 3-0. Lost to graduation will be Kris Ward, Ann Clark, Brenda Chapman, Lenore Smith, Shawn Coleman, and Chris Filey. The team was led by Ms. Laidlaw. 74 Tennis Row 1: J. Boston, S. Lee, K. Glazier, J. Tarry, M. Popple, M. Mirante, M. Aquino, D. Tuttle, J. Bertolero, Row 2: S. Cerio, J. Finocehiaro, K. Hoch, L. Marchetti, L. Starrs, J. Yorton, T. Jones, A. Hatch, Absent: S. Debrucque The Boys' 1985 Tennis team did not have a very productive season as they earned one win over Oneida for the team's only victory. Seniors on the team includ- ed: R. Janosky, D. Hoch, B. Weibezahl, and T. Quain. Mr. Broga, team coach hopes for a better season in 1986 although only F. Mitchell and B. Rapasadi are return- ing. B. Rapasadi, T. Quain, F. Mitchell, B. Weibazahl 75 Varsity Football Row 1: P. Becker, P. Smith, Row 2: C. Bailey, J. Fradenburg, L. Tuttle, D. Scheid, Coach B. Borgognoni, M. Talbot, S. Musachio, S. Rouse, A. Chandler, Row 3: J. Barbieri, Coach Smith, M. Caron, A. Link, M. New, B. Douglas, D, Palmer, F, Lamberton, D. Rainbow, T. Farr, Coach J. Borgognoni, Row 4: M. Dwyer, K. Smith, E. Brown, T. Gleason, J. Milmoe, M. Michels, S. Evans, Row 5: D. Harp, B. Rapasadi, M. Gallon, T. Merrill At the start of the season the Varsity Football team was not ex- pected to do anything, but after the stunning victory over power- house V.V.S. at the Homecoming game, attitudes began to change. The team finished second place in the Tri-Valley League with a final record of 5-2-1. Outstanding per- formmances were turned in by Steve Rouse, Tom Gleason, Pat Becker, Pete Smith, Craig Bailey, Mark Galton and Eric Borwn. Sen- iors on the team were: Becker, Rouse, Smith, Bailey, Galton, M. Talbot, J. Fradenburg, L. Tuttle, D. Scheid, T. Merrell, S. Musachio, A. Chandler and A. Link. As Head Coach Borgognoni said, “Many great and exciting moments will always be remembered and asso- ciated with the team of 1985. COACHING STAFF Asst. Coach Smith, Asst Coach J. Borgognoni, Head Coach B. Borgognoni 76 J.V. Football Row 1: J. Ferranti, E. Finocchiaro, M. Cotsovites, E. Dann, R. Smith, D. Malbouf, J. Palamara, B. Jaquin, D. Malek, Row 2: Coach Salamone, B. Tornatore, S. Freeman, D. DuBois, T. Patterelli, D. Lopitz, V. Morgan, J. Howe, D. Snyder, A. Manaseri, Coach Massarotti, Row 3: M. Galavotti, R. Biufre, G. Farr, R. Bonaventura, B. Black, B. Hicks, J. Bertolino, C. Clarke, M. Hartel The 1985 Red Raiders J.V. football team did not have an extremely successful season, as their record was only 1-6-1. In Coach Salamone's opinion, this record is very misleading. Many of their games were close by the fourth quarter, and they always seemed to just miss out on the extra point that they needed. Coach Salamone was impressed at how well the team struck together during rough times when other teams would have fallen apart. The Co-MVP's were Rick Smith and Bob Hicks. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: J. Fradenburg, T. Tornatore, K. Winchell, D. Russitano, B. Galavotti Row 2: A. Colunio, V. Coleman, D. Lewis, M. Steele 77 Freshman Football Row 1: S. Gilbank, J. Al- ger, J. Tuttle, M. Brown, B. Barbieri, D. Michels, J. Jaquin, M. Bice, M. Hart, B. Douglas, B. Buyea Row 2: R. Peryer, K. Phillips, S. Bloss, C. Rouse, B. Scheid, G. Fabrizi, R. Carlson, P. DeFazio, J. Martin, R. Cary, Coach Pestell Row 3: S. Rutan, D. Jayson, B. Cassell, K. Sutton, V. Fusillo, B. Enigk, M. Miller, B. Richardson, R. Cooper, R. Ondriezek, J. Evans It was an exciting season for the 1985 Red Raider Freshmen Football team. Their final record was 5-1 with three shut-outs. The team also tied for first in the Tri-Valley League with Holland Patent and Clinton. The team's leading rusher was Brian Cassell and lead tacklers were Brian Cassell and Gary Fabrizi. Coach Pestell feels that Cassell, Fabrizi, J. Jacquin and C. Rouse are players to watch in the future. Coach PestelTs assistant coach was Tom Schneider. Row 1: N. Fox, K. Mascari Row 2: S. Der, K. Kincaid, M. Hill, H. Gray, K. Boniewicz Row 3: P. Le, K. Smith, J. Patane, M. Gaudette, R. Smith 78 Indoor Track The Boys' Indoor track team did not have an incredibly large turnout. This situation did not prevent the team from working hard, and some excellent perfor- mances were given by Mike DiGiorgio, Rick Smith, Bob Swain and Scot Smileuske. The high- point of the season came at the end when DiGiorgio placed sixth in the two-mile at Sectionals, and Rick Smith placed sixth in the 55M hurdles at the same meet. DiGiorgio, Swain and Smileuske will be lost to graduation. Row 1: S. Smileuske, R. Smith, Row 2: M. DiGiorgio, B. Swain, S. Dutcher, M. Hartel, D. Klahs Row 1: S. Schenk, M. Bertolino, L. Brophy, Row 2: H. Flynn, G. Farr, S. Coleman, P. Wiegand Row 3: A. Coleman, G. Cary, K. Gagen, M. Duffy, V. Coleman, D. Lewis, Ab- sent: K. Flynn, M. Boylan It was an outstanding season for the girls' Indoor Track team. They won first places in the Holiday Re- lays, the Kirschiheiter relay. The Grieve Meet and the CNYITA Meet. They also went on to be- come Section III champions. The girls performed incredibly well as individuals. Patty Wiegand earned the second fastest 1500 M time in the nation, won the Dutchman Games, The Brown Invitational, the Yale Invitational, and the West Point Invitational. She was second at the Eastern States and the NYS championships. She participated in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, which became a learning experience for not only Patty but her Coach Pino as well. Shawn Coleman rated among the top ten in the East in the 55M, 300M, and the long jump. She also was Section III champ in the 55M. Heather Flynn took Class B Section III championship in the 1000M and Mary Beth Duffy fin- ished second in Class B in the 1000M and 300M. Coach Pino will be losing Shawn Coleman, Jody DeFazio and Julie Heintz to gradu- ation. 79 Varsity Basketball Row 1: T. Farr, R. Babowicz, D. Scheid, B. Damore Row 2: M. Caron, A. Link, T. Kimpton, S. Evans, C. Minckler, C. Bailey, Coach Tornatore Although there were no returning starters from the previous year. Coach Tornatore feels the inexperienced team did very well. “The team improved greatly throughout the year. They lost some very close decisions which could possibly have turned their record around. They held a 7-13 overall record with a 4-10 in TVL competition. Bob Damore was the team's leading scorer and top foul shooter, while Mark Caron was leading rebounder. Damore and Caron were named Hon- orable Mention for the All-League team. Seniors on the team were: Craig Bailey, Todd Kimpton, Dave Scheid, Aaron Link, Ray Babowicz, Mark Galton, and Craig Minckler. 80 J.V. Basketball Row 1: S. Dodge, D. Malbouf, C. Clarke, T. Patterelli, G. Farr, J. DiVeronica Row 2: M. Cotsovites, R. Slaski, S. Mitchell, R. Giufre, S. Bisha, F. Mitchell Absent: B. Creme The 1985-86 J.V. Basketball team was a very inexperienced one. Neverthe- less, they played some very tough basketball and earned an 8-12 record. Many of their games were close, as six of their losses were only by a total of 9 points. Steve Bisha was named as the team's MVP by Coach Borgognoni. Other stand-outs were Dave Malbouf and Jeff DiVeronica. J.V. Cheerleaders 82 Row 1: J. Fradenburg Row 2: M. Steele, D. Russitano, K. Winchell, K. Ward Freshman Basketball Row 1: R. Setticase, J. Evans Row 2: J. Tuttle, B. Hatch, M. Lavonnas, E. Snyder, Absent: K. Galton, K. Sutton, L. Berube It was not a good start for the Freshman Basketball team as two starters were lost early in the sea- son. 6'3 Rick Setticase broke his arm and 5'10 Rob Peryer broke his foot. Despite these setbacks. Coach Ficken feels the team played well to get their 6-8 record. Outstanding players include Chris Galton, Matt Lavonas, and Kevin Sutton. Cheerleaders Row 1: N. Fox, K. Mascari, Row 2: S. Der, K. Kincaid, M. Hill, H. Gray, K. Boniewicz Row 3: P. Le, K. Smith, J. Patane, M. Gaudette, R. Smith 83 Girls Basketball Clockwise from center: J. Harrington, M. Smith, T. VanEpps, C. Evans, B. Chapman, J. Capparelli, J. Marko, L. Riley, T. Jeffries, C. Filey Varsity The 1986 Lady Raiders Basketball team proved to everyone that our school can have a successful girls' program. Their final record was 13-8 with an 8-6 record in Tri-Valley com- petition. The girls also earned their way to Sectionals for the first time ever. Coach Smith found it hard to pick any stand-outs as the team was very well-balanced with a different leading scorer just about every game. As Coach Smith said, The road ahead is bright for our team since 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, and a freshman all return next year. Leading the team next year will be JoAnne Capparelli, Jackie Marko, and Jill Harrington. The seniors on this year's team were Chris Filey, Brenda Chapman, and Lisa Riley. Row 1: B. Stanton, L. New, D. Clarke, M. Sorbello Row 2: J. Pestell, K. Glazier, K. Smith, J. Patane, A. Michels, J. Piersall IV. The J.V. Girls' Basketball team had a very good season for being such a young team. Barb Stanton led the team as leading scorer and rebounder, but she was definitely not a one 'wom- an' team. The girls worked together as a team should and earned a record of 10- 10. Coach Salamone feels that with continued hard work, we could be one of the top teams in the league next year. 84 Wrestling Row 1: M. Smith, J. McConnell, D. Aichner, J. Barbieri, B. Tornatore, B. Duffy, J. Moore, P. McCoppin Row 2: Coach New, T. Gleason, S. Cowan, M. New, T. Smith, K. Smith, D. Palmer, J. Bixby, Coach Romagnoli Row 1: S. Macera, B. Enigk, R. Sanderson, D. Snyder, M. Dwyer, D. Lopitz, B. Cassell, J. Jaquin Row 2: R. Bonaventura, T. Bennett, M. Bice, J. Dickenson, B. Musacchio, J. Bertolino, B. Hicks, R. Cary, B. Barbieri, T. Kimball, A. Rinaldo, Coach New 86 You mean I beat him? Gotcha! Oh, Oh, What a feelin! Honest, I'm trying. Mom. Volleyball Row 1: M. Gaudette, L. Eastwood, T. Hopsicker, A. Clark, D. Smith, K. Ladd, Row 2; Coach Laidlaw, B. Galavotti, B. Sterling, C. Rapasadi, E. Tornatore, S. Sgarlata, K. Carson. Absent: D. Chundrlek, L. Smith The CHS Varsity Volleyball team concluded the finest season in CHS history this past season. The Raiders captured their eighth consecutive league title with a perfect 14-0 mark. 'Stota has accumulated 69 straight league wins and over the past nine years are 98-1. The Raiders captured the Class C sectional title defeating Beaver River and then went on to defeat Southern Ca- yuga (section IV champions) in regional competition. 'Stota fin- ished the season at 27-4, ranked fourth in Section III, and set numerous individual and team records. Senior Ann Clark and Freshman Kim Ladd achieved All-Star status. Lost to graduation will be Ann Clark, Teresa Hopsicker, and Lenore Smith. The team fell under the guiding hand of Coach Laidlaw. 88 89 Bowling Boys' Bowling It was a very good year for Coach Tom Schneider and the Boys Bowling team. The team pulled off a 6-4 record and was high in contention for the league championship. The high point of the season had to be the 7-4 victory over Oneida which ended Oneida's 22 match win streak. Freshman Frank Skurpski was named a TVL All-Star. Other top bowlers include: Mike Lumbrazo, Chris Cerio, Rollin Reed, Aaron Chandler, Andy Cesarini, Doug Rainbow, and Mike Stankivitz. Cesarini, Lumbrazo, and Chandler graduate this year. Girls' Bowling: It was a year of learning for the Girls' Bowling team as the best of last year's team was lost to graduation. It was also the first year with a new coach, Melanie Dennis. Nevertheless, the girls did manage to gain four wins in league competition. Coach Dennis picked senior Jackie Larca as the team's sole stand-out. Hopefully with some experience, the team can live up to the reputation of their predecessors. Boys' Golf Row 1: S. Macera, J. Lamkin, Row 2: C. Cerio, J. Kulas, G. Anderson, R. Babowicz, Coach Borgognoni, Row 3: C. Bailey, T. Kimpton The Varsity Golf team came in fourth in Tri-Valley League competition and qualified in the Section III post season tournament. Senior Graeme Anderson was a medalist in the Tri- Valley League Tournament and was the team's MVP. Anderson and John Kulas were lost to graduation. Girls' Golf Coach Schneider, G. Borgognoni, L. New, S. Bailey, D. Hesler, S. White The 1985 Girls Golf team suffered from lack of membership and ended the season with a 3-13 record. Coach Schneider is looking forward to a building season in 1986. He lost Sue Bailey, Sue White and Diane Hesler to graduation. 91 Baseball Row 1: A. McNally, S. LeMay, Coach Borgognoni, M. Milmoe, M. Mascari, A. Linstruth, Row 2: T. Farr, R. Reed, S. Rouse, J. DiVeronica, D. Scheid, B. Damore The Cinderella story of the Tri-Valley League year had to be the 1985 Red Raiders Baseball team. The team earned a 13-1 record in Tri-Valley League competi- tion and a 20-2 total record. The '85 season marked the most wins by a Canastota Baseball team and the first TVL championship for the team in 18 years. The team went all the way to the semi-finals of the Class C-l Section III Tournament. The teams stand-outs were M. Milmoe, S. LeMay, and T. Farr. Seniors were LeMay, Milmoe, A. Linstruth, M. Mascari and A. McNally. Coach Borgognoni expects a good season in 1986 with six starters returning: S. Rouse, D. Scheid, T. Farr, B. Damore, R. Reed and J. DiVeronica. Softball Row 1: K. Ward, C. DiVeronica, C. Pickard, P. Coleman, T. Hopsicker, F. Musachio Row 2: C. Morris, L. Smith, L. Riley, A. Clark, B. Chapman, J. Harrington, J. Capparelli The 1985 Red Raider softball machine captured the first softball sectional ti- tle in the school's history, defeating Little Falls in the Class C championship. The Raiders finished with a 10-4 record in league action al- lowing them to take second place in Tri-Valley League. The Raiders lost seniors P. Coleman, C. DiVeronica and C. Pickard, but should re- turn a solid nucleus for the 1986 campaign. 92 Row 1: E. Brown, J. Wiegand, J. Dennis, C. Contreras, J. Inman, Row 2: Coach Wilde, S. Dodge, B. Swain, R. Smith, M. DiGiorgio, S. Smileuske, Row 3: A. Cesarini, K. Smith, M. Dwyer, A. LaClair, A. Chandler Although the 1985 Boys' Track team did not have a winning sea- son, many strong individual per- formances were given. John Wiegand attained the school record in the mile with a time of 4:32 and placed fifth in the Section III meet. Aaron Link scored well in the high and triple jumps, and Rick Smith did well in the 400 meter intermediate and 110 high hurdles. Strong per- formances were also given by Mike DiGiorgio, Andy Cesarini, and Bob Swain. Seniors on the team included J. Wiegand, J. Den- nis, M. Gilbank, and C. Contraras. The final record was 1-6 with a victory over Camden. The team was lead by new head coach Bob Wilde and assistant coach Rodney Williams. Outdoor Track Since they have won the league three years in a row, there can be no denying the domi- nance of the girls' track team has built over all competitors. This is shown through the number of girls who were Tri-Valley All Stars: Yvonne Caron, Shawn Coleman, Jody DeFazio, Patty Wiegand, Mary Beth Duffy, Heather Flynn, Jessica Marusa, Missy Boylan, Margaret Smith, Val Coleman, Janelle Pestell and Kim Flynn. With only one girl, Yvonne Caron being lost to grad- uation, it seems more than likely that Stota will repeat last year's 7-0 record. Row 1: M. Smith, M. Duffy, V. Coleman, S. Coleman, J. DeFazio, Y. Caron, M. Boylan, J. Pestell, K. Smith Row 2: Coach Pino, P. Wiegand, J. Marusa, K. Gagen, G. Farr, G. Cary, K. Flynn, H. Flynn, M. Steele, Coach Clarke 93 Most Likely to Succeed Class Friendliest Biggest Flirts Steve DiVeronica and Julie Heintz Joy Robinson and Bruce Harrington Most School Spirit Gina Borgognoni and Jim Fradenburg Chris Emmi and Craig Bailey Mike Johnson and Katrina Luther Most Natalie Buffler and Phil McCoppin Artistic Tallest Boy Shortest Girl Tallest Girl Shortest Boy Bob Tornatore and Faith Musachio Quietest Personalities Biggest Mouths Best Dressed Morie Wimmer and Rich Fabrizi Wendy Hall and Todd Kimpton Shawn Coleman and Paul Janosik Apple Polishers 95 Cheri Noble and Jack Bixby Row 1: Pete Pallas, Jason Gerow, Harold Baker, Bryan Hodgins, Corrado Niro Row 2: Don Robinson, Eric Dunn, Drew Lopitz, David Tinklepaugh, John Palamara Row 1: Robert Benson, Silvia Glen, Trina Luther Row 2: Aman- da Lopitz, Holly Robinson, Andrea Bertolino Row 1: Mike Webb, Bill Hatch, Armas Miller, Noel Caron, Kelly Cornish Row 2: Dan Snyder, Steven Macera, Rob Wright, Mark Winters 96 Row 1: Steve Dodge, Ken Starrs, Bob Starrs, Duane Carey, John Price Row 2: Laurel Marchetti, Kitty Hoch, Julie Yorton, Amy Beth Hatch, Sean Pearson Row 1: Michelle Miller, Robyn Smith, Stacia Lee, Jaci Wenger, Mi- chelle Merithew Row 2: Heidi Baldwin, Jennifer Piersall, Andrea DiGiorgio, Jennifer Kime, Penny Eastwood Row 3: Tammy Manaseri, Tracy Bibik, Maria Bertolino, Stephanie Ray, Candy Eastwood Row 1: Julie Melick, Missy Sorbello, Sherry Der, Faith Cobb, Lisa Salerno Row 2: Donna Wallsek, Kelly Slivinski, Amy Macera, Sheila Coon, Patty Scholties Row 3: Jackie Gardinier, Megan Hodgins, Colette Patane, Tracy Bison, Melanie Leclau 97 F.B.L.A. Row 1: T. Manaseri, K. Dishaw, T. Denney Row 2: B. Warner, W. Whitmeyer, J. Mackey, B. Harrington Student Government Row 1: C. Noble, P. Janosik, S. Cerio Row 2: S. Fradenburg, R. Guifre, C. New, S. Lee, K. Glazier, M. Hill Row 3: D. Michels, C. Clarke, M. New 98 Ski Club Photo Club Tommy Kielbasinski, Barb Stanton, Gwen Cary, Teresa DiVeronica, Jack Milmoe. Absent: Eric Brown, Chris Filey 99 Homecoming Candidates Lori Adamo, Michelle Funari, Chris Emmi, Gina Borgognoni, Ann Clark, Ann Marie D'Amico, Terri DiGeorge, Julie Heintz The Odd Couple Felix Unger, Oscar Madison or Jeff Toth, Eric Brown (Thanks for the photography, guys.) 100 101 I look to the sea Reflections in the waves spark my memory Some happy, some sad, I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had The Good Old Day's 1. Terri DiGeorge 2. Dave Scheid 3. Raquel Patane 4. John Pickard 5. Suzanne Hill 6. Lori Adamo 7. Eddie Cindy Morris 8. Michelle Funari 9. Sue Lake 10. Kim Rinaldo 11. Theron Colucci 12. Kris Ward 13. Teresa Hopsicker 14. Chris Casler 15. Shawn Coleman 16. Stephanie Casolare 17. Paul Janosik 18. Gina Borgognoni 19. Cindy Morris 20. Silvia Glen 21. Morie Wimmer 22. Bob Tornatore 104 As We Were 12. Lisa Riley 13. Mark Galton 14. Ann Clark 15. Tracy LaClair 16. Mike Johnson 17. Andrea Bertolino 18. Shawn Faith Musachio 19. Jody DeFazio 20. Lenore Smith 21. Cheri Noble 22. AnnMarie D'Amico 23. Julie Long 1. Joy Robinson 2. Pat Becker 3. Andy Oster 4. Mark Talbot 5. Mike DiGiorgio 6. Stacey Stewart 7. Holly Robinson 8. Jennifer Wieland 9. Brenda Chapman 10. Jim Devine 11. Faith Musachio Kevin Curtis 1. Chris Filey 2. Craig Bailey, Joel Inman, Jim Fradenburg 3. Patty Garrow 4. Ernie Suits 5. Gary Debrucque 6. Scott Cowan 7. Bob Duffy 8. Mark Peryer 9. Linda Bergman 10. Kathy Stiles 11. Jim Fradenburg 12. Chris Emmi 13. Lana Dunbar 14. Amanda Lopitz 15. Lisa Smith 16. Steve Rouse 17. Katrina Luther 18. Andy Cesarini 19. Kathy Dishaw 20. Natalie Buffler Memories 106 Were Young 10. Dan Mason 11. Tim Smith 12. Robin Fox 13. Kim Spencer 14. John Iannone 15. Jackie Larca 16. Mike Lumbrazo 17. Marcia Collins When We 1. Julie Heintz 2. Todd Merrell 3. Mike Gray 4. Tammy Denney 5. Darcey Niles 6. Kelly Boniewicz 7. Jim Lamkin 8. Nancy Harvey 9. Kim Field 107 17 Where Are Ya Going Coach!!! Oh, I Don't Feel Good! I'm Watching You! What A Knight Huh Guys? 108 109 Not My Picture One Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words. Suzanne Boy Do You Look Funny Today Only 8 Pages Left, Until Its Finished no Ill Labels tell the truth Unsuspecting What are you guys planning? 112 Oh My Gosh ... That's What They Do In Finland? Don't Take My Picture, Chris You've Got To Be Kidding Yeah, Huh, Andy How Am I Going To Ask Her For A Date?! 113 Special Needs Row 1: J. Reidy, P Murgia, J. Hicks, R. Polsinelli Row 2: J. Bliss, J. Howe, R. VanValkenburg, R. Brantis, B. Warner, J. Cokus A gathering of angels appeared above my head. They sang to me this song of hope, And this is what they said: Come sail away, Come sail away, Come sail away with me! DIEMOLDING CORP Hubbard Division Yortoris XYZ Farms Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1986 One Madison Street Wampsville, NY 13163 Best Wishes Eileen, Dean, Gary, David, Eric from Albanese's Shoes—Jeans Sportswear 315-363-2330 Patane’s Christopher Gardens Alexander's Garden Gallery Rt. 5 Canastota 697-7760 Best Wishes Class of 1986 For you the best Canastota Teachers' Association 116 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Paone Mr. and Mrs. James Sgambellone Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cass Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Patane Mr. and Mrs. James Relyea Mr. and Mrs. James Hertel Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kimpton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ginney Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creme Virginia T. Michels Barbara Fletcher Roderic and Christi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Patane Coach Laidlaw Mikel Babcock Kim Rinaldo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rinaldo Anthony and Rachelle Rinaldo Mr. and Mrs. Gary Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy Ron and Patty Farfaglia Bob and Sharon Sturdevant Lee and Sue Wright Scott A. Arnold, 1 John and Cindy Arnold Vicky Arnold Joe and Joan DiGiorgio Mark Lotito John Dimao Allen and Mary Ellen Kime Mr. and Mrs. Basil E. McHarris Mr. Robert Wilde Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Broga Father John Fenton Mr. and Mrs. William Swain Mr. and Mrs. Angelo DiGiorgio, Jr. Mr. Angelo DiGiorgio, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cesarini Andrew and Melanie Lopitz Howard and Beverly Relyea MaryLee and Steve Bertolino Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Fox and Family Helen Martin Doug Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Schnur Ms. Jacqueline L. Carll Connie Caezza Kathryn E. Snyder Allan H. Snyder, Sr. Salvatore and Frances Paone Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Salamone Bill Craner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bisha Mr. T. J. 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