Canastota High School - Toot Yearbook (Canastota, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

Class of 1987 Presents Toot Canastota Junior-Senior High School Canastota, New York MAKING THE RIGHT MOVES . . . Table of Contents Dedication 3 Administration Faculty 5 Senior t 3 15 Underclassmen 67 Sports ; 81 Activities 103 Ads 121 Jr. High Supplement 137 Making the Right Moves —that's what our years at C.H.S. have been. From the classrooms, to the arts, to the sports teams—we have met with success all the way. It’s a good feeling, and one we'll remember. We’ve had to make a lot of decisions this year. College, work, armed services, marriages—each of us has moved in our own direction. We leave one more success with you as we move on—our yearbook. It's a strange medley of peo- ple, and things, and memories, and dreams—a group photo album. It’s also our last chance to be remembered after we're gone. And, it marks the end of a time in our lives that will never come again. Years from noiv, we will look back in our memories, and treasure this book as the last reminder of our high school life. The chess game symbolizes our time here. Complex, chal- lenging, many-sided—we have struggled and won. Is in the game, we've made the right moves. Now it's your turn! 2 1987 Toot Dedication Wherever she is, there is always a group of students clustered around her: in her office, in homeroom, in the hall, or even the lunchroom. She cares about each one of us and gives us all our own nicknames, from Cropper and Penguin to Blueberry and BonesieGifted with a unique sense of humor, her play-by-play commentary puts the networks to shame. And who could forget the cheer that she and her field hockey team led in this year's Homecoming pep rally? We were surprised and amused to hear her say: Gimme a B! Gimme another B! Gimme another B! Gimme One More B! What's it spell? And the entire field hockey team replied, with their fingers to their lips, BBBBBBBUl She has touched our lives in a special way, and we, the class of 1987, dedicate our yearbook with love to Coach Marcia Laidlaw. 3 Moving On .. . Mrs. Caezza is retiring this year after many years of teaching French at C.H.S. Her colorful bulletin boards and room decorations, making French Christmas cards each year, how to say Bonjour (hello) and Merci (thank you), listening to the narration tapes for our books, and repeating after the narrators over and over to learn pronunciation will always remain in our memories. And how about the time one French 3 class held a party for her on the last day of school? They even had a cake, although they made a mistake lettering it. It said, We amuse you in French instead of We love you . It wasn't easy learning a new language. English was something we took for granted until we started to learn a new form of communication. Often our favorite answers were What? or Je ne sais pas (I don’t know). But Mrs. Caezza didn t give up on us—she kept helping us and challenging us. For that, we are indebt- ed to her. We are grateful for the effort she spent on us and wish her the best of luck in the future. 4 The Bishop Our faculty and administrators are well represented by the bishop, an ancient symbol of wisdom and counsel. Their guidance helps us to move in the right direction. 5 Administration Vincent Albanese Superintendent Craig King Assistant Superintendent Board of Education Margaret Peters; Stephen Fisher, President; Barbara Hopsicker; Mary Fresina, Adm. Secretary. Eugene Pavone; Bruce Pallas; Wesley Hood; James Caldwell; Vincent Albanese, Superintendent; Craig King, Assistant Superin- tendent. Garad Williams Principal Students, you must remember that you are our citizens of tomorrow. School is just a short practice in life. You learn to obey rules, work towards goals, and to get along with people younger than, the same age as, and older than you. Your teachers provide experiences and practice in do- ing so. Enjoy your high school years. They are very valu- able and cannot be relived. Seniors, take the lessons learned at Canastota High School and be the best that you can, no matter what you do. Learn from both your mistakes and your successes. Good Luck!! It has been my pleasure to work with the Class of 1987 and watch you mature into young men and women. You can be proud of your accomplishments and of being part of a rich heritage at Canastota Central Schools. Your parents and the staff at CHS have worked diligently to prepare you for the future. I am confident that you will continue to be successful if you do your very best. To the Class of 1987, I wish you the best of everything as you face more challenges. Always remember that we take a great deal of pride in each of your future accom- plishments. Q. Udf Roger Thompson Vice Principal Arthur F. Martignetti Administrative Intern During the next few months, some of you will be enter- ing the world of work while others of you will continue to pursue your education at institutions of higher learning. At times you will be confronted with many challenges and tasks which may seem insurmountable or overwhelming. There will be occasions when you will have to put aside pleasures and good times so that you can apply yourself to a given situation, whether it be study in preparation for an examination or to satisfy a monthly installment obligation. However, you should clearly understand that the price of success in today's society is especially high, and you cannot expect to achieve it without good hard work and sacrifice. Is you pass along the path of life, always remember the keys to success in any life rest with the following: Being victorious over anger, fighting the bitterness of defeat and weaknesses of life, smiling when tears are close, hating hate and loving love. Ojl. f. 7 Social studies Business Nurse Mr. Smith, Social Studies Mrs. New, Social Studies Ms. Hopsicker, Social Studies Lorrie tries mastering home row.' Mrs. Grossman, Business Mr. Moses, S.S., Driver's Ed. Mrs. Mannix, Nurse Mr. Sanderson, Business Mrs. Wright, Business 8 Industrial Arts Agriculture Math Mr. Pariato, Ind. Arts Mr Sweeney, Ind. Arts Mr. New, Ag No Darrin, this is the carburetor, says Amy. Ms. Partridge, Math Mrs. Pisacano, Math Mrs. Micaroni, Math Mr. Astrachan, Math Dorothy's taking a byte out of her Mr. Nichols, Math Mr. Moore, Math homework. 9 Home Economics Health Art Pupil Personnel Service Ms. Strong rolling dough for kindergarten's Christmas cookies Doug asks, What perspective, John? Ms. Long, School Psychologist Mrs. Smith, Secretary Mrs. Best, Art Mr. Harvey, Coordinator, P.P.S., Direc- tor of Federal Projects Mrs. Kaszuba, Special Education Mr. Tornatore, Health Mr. Fox with S.A.D.D. students Mrs. Pexton, Speech Therapist Child Study Team Leader Paola is proofreading her assignment. to English Language Mr. Bazan, English Mrs. Prentice, English Mrs. DiPrima, English Winston Smith's greatest fear may have been rats, but Steve's is writing those 500 word in-class compositions. Mrs. Astrachan, English Ms. Dixon, English Mrs. B. Smith, Language Ron has a smile of universal language. Mrs. Caezza, Language Mrs. S. Smith, Language n Physical Education Science Library Michele waits anxiously for the volley. Ms. Laidlaw, P.E. Mr. Rouse, Science Mr. Borgognoni, P.E. Mr. Wilbur, Science Gee, Jess, looks like part of Mr. Broga's Mrs. Tornatore, Librarian Aide Mrs. Stagnitti, Librarian lunch to me, replies Elena. 12 Music Computer Guidance Altogether now, one, two, three .. Mr. Busch, Music Mrs. Kime, Guidance A Mrs. McHarris, Guidance Mrs. Gay, Guidance I Resource Room Attendance Office Office Personnel Cafeteria Aides Custodial Staff Mrs. Brunscheen, Resource Person Mrs. Rapasadi, “Ma, Attendance Officer Mrs. Salamone, Secretary Custodial Staff Sharon Bouffard Ernest Chase Joseph Curto Robert DeFazio Roy Dennis Ella Mae Emerson Weston Hilts William Lenning Emil Madore Richard Weimer Mrs. Paone, Secretary Leta Hilts, Gladys Hertle, Colleen Jaquin, Josephine Molinary, Lucy Taylor, Dorothy Wilkinson, Cafeteria Aides Mrs. Kane, Resource Person, giving Tom some assistance. 14 The King The king is the most important piece in the game of chess; and rightly so, for without it, the game is lost. So it is with the seniors: our influence domi- nates and leads the school. Class of 1 Senior Favorites 8 7 I'Ve have provided a line for you to write your per- sonal favorites in the year 1987. SONGS 2. Take Me Home Tonight 2. Cest la Vie 3. Revolution 4. Tivist Shout 5. Countdown 6. GROUPS 2. Bon Jovi 2. Pink Floyd 3. Boston 4. Van Halen 5. Genesis 6. ■ RESPECTED 2. Bartles fames 2. Bill Cosby 3. Mikhail Baryshnikov 4. Mary Lou Retton 5. Mrs. DiPrima 6. PHRASES 2. No Big Deal 2. Don't Worry About It 3. Whatever Turns You On 4. 1 Don't Know 5. Whatever 6. MOVIES 2. Crockadile Dundee 2. Rocky IV 3. Ferris Beuller's Day Off 4. Top Gun 5. Pretty In Pink 6. T.V. SHOWS 1. Cosby Show 2. Family Ties 3. Moonlighting 4. Miami Vice 5. General Hospital 6. NEWS STORIES 2. Space Shuttle Disaster 2. Aids Epidemic 3. Attack on Libya 4. Crack 5. Iranian Arms Sale Scandal 6. Seniors 17 barb 18 Seniors mike Seniors 19 allison andy damn 20 Seniors gene Seniors 21 22 Seniors tina lisa bill kathy Seniors 23 lauren rich jerry mike brian 26 Seniors Seniors 27 28 Seniors mallory Seniors 29 mike, john angel a tracey 30 Seniors donna jo antomette Steve 32 Seniors karen amy beth Students from Abroad Csilla Boldizar Sandor Kastura Csilla Boldizsar and Sandor Kastura are two nezv students in Canastota. Both of these young people came to live in the U.S. from Hungary, seeking political freedom. Csilla is 16 years old and came to Canastota with her family. She plans to attend Mohawk Valley Community College next year and wishes to pursue a career in Engineering Science. She understands the importance of education and states, If somebody wants to learn here, (U.S.) then that person has a very promising future. Sandor is 19 years old and came to the U.S. on his own. He also is planning to attend Mohawk Valley Community College, where he will major in Liberal Arts. Sandor thinks the students and teachers are very friendly in Canastota. They are always happy to answer questions of mine. Ibis Ocana and Edgardo Davila are also two new faces in our school. They are both visiting the U.S. for one year to enrich their cultural experiences. Ibis is 18 years old and already graduated from high school in Mexico. She hopes to pursue a career in special education. Edgardo is also 18 years old and will continue high school upon his return to Mexico. He is interested in pursuing a technical trade and continuing in his father's business. Ibis Ocana Edgardo Davila .1,1 Laura Lee Starrs Validictorian Fluff When God created MAN, She was only kidding. Patricia Ann Wiegand Salutalorian Patty A mother's a comfort; A sister's a treasure; But, a friend is both. Top Academic Achievers Kit tie Ann Hoch Things turn out for those who make the best out of the way things turn out. Jessica Leigh Marusa Chester Beauty is momentary in the flesh; but, in the mind it is immortal. 'Shawn Kevin Patane No goal is too high; if you believe in yourself. Lauren jean Beaumont Lima Bean I don't know what I'm seeking, and I don't expect to find anything definite. The important thing for me is to keep moving. Shelly Theresa Cerio Tony I wish I could live the life I was born to' live. Lisa Marie Hannan The best things in life are those which one has to work for diligently. Once one obtains them, one will appreciate them more. Robert S. Rapasadi Richard B. Slaski The surest way not to fail is to be de- Men of few words are the best men. termined to succeed. Somewhere down the road, our roads are going to cross again. 35 Angela Teresa Adamo Man has his will, and loornan has her way. Victoria lean Merrily Arnold Vicky ' Out for my own, out to be free. One with my mind, they just can’t see. No need to hear things that they say. Life is for my own, to live my own way. Tonya Aubeuf Christine Marie Ausman If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. 36 Lisa Marie Bacon Lee-Bee-Bake The heart can see what eyes know nothing of. Michele Marie Baker Bake-N-Shake You left behind a time when dreams came true, and in this real and lonely world, we only do what we can do. Darrin Ball Life ahead may contain false hopes and dreams, but if you take them one step at a time, you may succeed in the end. 37 Karen Ann Beck Dooley For those about to party , we salute you: Class of '87. Vicki Lynn Becraft Vicki There's always a way, though the go- ing is rough and only our best is good enough. We haven't the time to count each loss, if the bridge is out, we swim across. Lisa Marie Benishek Benny You should always appreciate what you have because there may come a time when there is nothing left to appreciate. 38 Andrew Joseph Benson Benny If studying was the only cause of death, I'd live forever. Richard Todd Bennett Todd A man should never be ashamed to admit he is in the wrong, which is but saying, in other words, that he is wiser today, than he was yesterday. Steven V. Bisha Life is full of disappointments; but in the end, we will all succeed. 39 Scott Blowers Richard M. Bonaventura Rick” Set your goals high and shoot for the moon. If you miss, you'll still be among the stars. Eric Todd Brown Live your life in your own way ... reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... be the you that you want to be ... that is success. William Carr Bill It is not what he has or even what he does that express the work of a man, but what he is. Karen Ellen Carson A friend is someone who loves to dream your dreams with you. 40 Gwen Cary All that I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not. Melissa D. Case Missy To Mark: I love you today more than yesterday, hut not as much as tomorrow. Christopher J. Cerio There are winners; there are losers. Noiv I'm wondering, which one am I? There are leaders; there are followers. Am I a leader? Would you follow me? Timothy Allen Chase Where there is a will, there is a way. 41 Michelle Eileen Chesebro In friendship, as in love, toe are often more happy from the things we are ignorant of, than from those we are acquainted with. Dana Chundrlek Edward J. Clark Fast Eddie Don't let anyone tell you how to live your life, and stand strong for what you believe in. 2 Antoinette Marie Coleman No person or thing can make you happy. You have to find happiness and joy within yourself. Anna Elizabeth Colunio Anna-Banana'' Remember yesterday. Dream about tomorrow. Live for today. Michael Patrick Colvin You can only blame yourself for failure because success only comes if you try. Bonnie Sue Cornish Live every moment, love everyday, because before you know it, your pre- cious time ivill slip away. 43 who are swift but those ivho keep running. Edgardo Davila Ron Denney Ronnie James If ive're evil or devine, we're the last in line. Douglas Watson DeVaul May your day always be brightened with a word; hello. 44 Jeffrey Paul DiVeronica ' Jeff D Nice guys finish last, but ... the best things come to those who wait. If you really want something; keep trying. If you really love someone; don't give up. Mary Elizabeth Duffy Duff Don't look behind you in anger or in front of you in fear; rather, around you in aioareness. Lorrie Ann Eastwood What I dare dream, I dare do. 45 Steven Eugene Evans Steve If you tell a lie today, people will not believe the truth you tell tomorrow. Marty Farrell Gene Farr Winning isn't everything; it's the only thing. Jeanine Louise Finocchiaro “Jeanie The heart has its reasons, which reason does not understand. 46 Heather Elizabeth Flynn Hester If we look deep in ourselves, we will find all we possess is exactly what we desire. Kellie Elizabeth Gagen A friend advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeably. Scott Robert Freeman Scott There is a certain noble pride, through ivhich merits shine brighter than through modesty. Barbara Ann Galavotti Barb Make new friends, but keep the old; for one is silver, the other gold. 47 Georgiann Gena Gregory Scott Gilbank ' Gil It's my zoay or the highway. Renee Marie Giufre I was once captured in a dreamland inhere true love was the only element. But now, I’m a prisoner of that cold, dirty world ... reality. 48 Thomas Patrick Gleason Tom” Be more concerned with your charac- ter than you reputation, because character is what you really are, and reputation is what others think you are. Tracey Lynn Gustin Trac We never realize how much we have until we lose it, then all we have are memories of what once was. Tamara Grossman Tammy I'm not quiet; 1 just don't have any- thing to say. Dale Michael Harp Doith thou wilt, so mete it be! —Aleister Crowley 49 Amy Elizabeth Hatch Amy Beth I speak in a monstrous little voice. 50 Mark Houseman Tracy Leigh Jones Trace The thrill is not just in winning, hut in the courage to join the race. Lisa Margaret Kirk Lisa Whenever you dream you're holding the key, it opens the door to let you be free. Thomas L. Lackey A tough guy, a helpless dancer. A ro- mantic, is it me for a moment? A bloody lunatic. I'll even carry your bags. A beggar, a hypocrite, love reign over me.—The Who 172 Fred M. Lamberton Bama I feel no pain dear mother now. But oh, 1 am so dry! Oh take me to a brewing, and leave me there to die!! 51 Andrew C. Long Andy Life's great if you don't weaken. Linda Anne Long If you have a dream, go out and get it; because if you don't, you might not get it. Doug L. Malek Strive for all you want because fin- ishing second means nothing. Aaron Thomas Manaseri “Ernie” High you live and high you fly. Smiles you give and tears you cry. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. 52 Jacquelyn Arleen Marko Jackies If you are brave enough to try, reach for the stars and you will fly. Laurel Elizabeth Marchetti Many have the will to win—few have the will to prepare to win. I Helen-Anne McHarris “Muffy Sell not virtue, to purchase wealth. Nor liberty to purchase power. Robert McKillip Bob 53 Mallory Christine Metcalf Mall Don't let your troubles maky you cry, Don't waste a moment wondering why, When everything goes wrong, You have to live on. Jack A challenge is not something stand- ing in your way; but another victory to be won. 54 Pamela Atm Morris Pam All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream. Edward E. Oatman Jr. Ed Success is not measured in what you've accomplished or how far you've come, but in the fun you've had getting there. Michael Lafferty New Mike This 1 say to be the best, to be your- self and not like the rest. Work real hard to be real tough, But 100% is not good enough. Set the impossible as being your goal; then reach deep inside from within your soul. -Gene Mills Ibis Ocana 55 Tracy D. O'Hara Doc Of all the paths that lead to a wom- an's Love, pity is the straightest. Tricia Lynn Pardy I wasn't born to live and let the world go by. I'd rather lose it all than be afraid to try. Jeffrey David Peryer Per It’s not how you play the game. It's if you win or lose. Douglas Robert Rainbow II -Pig If you don't live to be old, you'll die young. 56 Rollin Patrick Reed There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on—Led Holli Lynn Read Zeplin Beyond every cloud there is a rainbow. Susan Marie Relyea ,Sue No need for worries now; the best is yet to come. Lay down your guns and stand up strong. Kelle J. Rowe Wolf Surrender to the waiting worlds that help lap against our side—Nothing left open and no time to decide. JDM 57 Michael Ryan ’■Mike “When you dream, you're holding the key; it opens the doors to let you he free.—Ronnie James Dio Paul Savage “Work is work and must be done, but while I work I'll have some fun. Todd Scheid The dreamers of the world are the thinkers, inventors, and the achievers. 58 Frances Arietta Seeber chances tomorrow. How do they Grape know there's a tomorrow”? Motivation is everything; but going places is something. Keith Brian Smith The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do. Michael Anthony Smith “Mike Mine's a tale that can't be told; My freedom I hold dear; How years ago, In days of old, when magic ruled the air. -Led Zeplin 59 Laurel Jeanne Sterling The thing is, to be able to outlast the trends and to be yourself. James Stagnitta Jim Stag If your circle stays unbroken then you're a lucky man because it never has for me. Jolaine A. Stevens Jo- Temptations, unlike opportunities, will always give you many second chances. 60 Phillip Andrew Stoddard Pee Wee Live every moment; love everyday; before you know it, your precious time slips away. Shelley Sue Tarbell Some things are secret. John Edwardo Swistak A winner comes from the heart, not from a bunch of medals. 61 Richard Tassone Wendy Lynn Thorp Anybody can succeed in this world, all they have to do is set their minds to it. If you set your mind to it, you can do anything! Michelle Tornatore “Emte To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Doug Valerio It is better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. 62 Phyllis Tucker I Allison Siubhan Wall Ali-Bob Lisa Jean Vanderhoff If you can see something you want, reach out for it. For, if you don't, you may never get another chance. Tina Marie Wesolowski Tiny-tina If you were to look at all the bad in everyone, you wouldn't have a friend at all. Gerald Joseph White In this world there are things that are special to you! You'll never know how special something is to you until you've lost it, but then it is to late to save it. 63 Joseph Clayton Whitmeyer ''Joey'’ I can remember vaguely, as if it were a long time ago. But now I realize that it was only yesterday. Kathy Lynn Winchell Snap-crackle-pop Julie Ann Yorton Julie Robert James Wright Rob Some people live their dreams, some people close their eyes, some people's destinies pass them by. 64 Camera Shy Seniors Debra Alexander Christine Ausman Mikel Babcock Donna Jo Baker Csilla Boldizsar Joann Capparelli Pamela Chasse Barry L. Cook Randy DeMauro Daniel Harp David Higinbotham Tom Hilliker Hiep Huynh Sandor Kastura Todd Kimball ' Kelly Kimpton Direne Lewis Michelle Mackey John Cokus Stephen Polsinelli Anthony Roe Christopher Smith Jill Stanton Randy Stevens Kasie Tedd Brian Tornatore Leon Weimer Senior Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: Forget-me-not Class Motto: All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in seeds of today and yesterday. Canastota?! Are you sure this place isn't the Bronx? c A N D I D S Are you positive these pickled fish legs are good, Mr. Bazan? FOOTBALL PLANS?!? You mean the guys aren't going to wing it this weekend? The “Day After the Night Before Help THIS kid make cookies? Ms. Strong, you've got to be joking! Those P.E. classes really pay off, huh, Andrew? Underclassmen just don’t know any better! It has taken four years of high school, but Bob has definitely become an intellectual! Big Brother is watching ME?! Just let me at the person who made up this test! Mr. Broga, is this cassette REALLY biodegradable??? 66 The Pawns Although unremarkable in importance or power, the pawns are still nec- essary members of the game for their number and collective strength. Like- wise, our classmen, though they seldom dominate, form the body and spirit of our school. 67 Class of 1988 Row A—F. Caldwell, M. Bermudez, R. Colvin, D. Cook, M. Cesario, S. Coon, S. Cashel, A. Ackerman, K. Cassell Row B— R. Brantis, R. Cooper, D. Clark, B. Bush, S. Babcock, J. Bertolino, C. Clarke, M. Caron, M. Cotsovites, K. Cowan Row A—E. Dann, M. Der, J. Gardinier, F. Criscione, T. DiVeronica, S. Dodge Row B—G. Farr, J. Grossman, C. Gena, K. Gleason, S. Fusillo, E. Dunn, G. Farr Row C—T. Farr, E. Finocchiaro, C. Evans, D. Fletcher, A. Giufre, M. Dwyer 68 Row A—M. Malstrom, D. Hawkins, S. Maiura, T. Manaseri, H. Hunt, D. Higinbotham, M. Lee, L. Marusa Row B—A. LeClair, L. Hoke, ]. McConnell, S. Macera, L. Marchetti, ]. Holmes, R. Polsinelli, J. Howe Row C—W. Hertel, T. Keilbasinski, J. Kerr, D. Lopitz, B. Hicks, D. Malbouf, D. Lamkin, J. Reidy, R. VanValkenburgh Row A—V. Polisse, T. Seitz, J. Robinson, C. Rapasadi, T. Patterelli, D. Russitano Row B—E. Rogers, J. Moore, F. Milana, C. Musak, S. Mitchell, J. Niles, J. Palmara Row C—F. Olcott, T. Robinson, M. Otts, S. Pearson, B. Melick, R. Mitchell, D. Palmer, R. Sanderson, M. Michels, T. Reiss 69 Row A—D. Tuttle, M. Smith, T. VanEpps, A. Shaw, S. Sgroi Row B—R. Smith, D. Smith, J. Stanton, S. Sgarlatta, B. Sterling, T. Shaw Row C—D. Tinklepaugh, D. VanValkenburg, D. Snyder, K. Ward, D. Wells, M. Wattenbe, B. Whitmeyer Class of 1988 Class colors: Maroon and Silver Class Flower: White Rose 70 Class of 1989 Row A—B. Barbieri, K. Albanese, M. Aquino, K. Boniewicz, R. Bixby, M. Bice, S. Aubeuf, Row B—R. Cary, A. Cesarini, B. Cary, E. Burlingame, H. Baldwin, J. Atkinson, R. Ackerman Row C—R. Carlson, B. Cassell, T. Cerio, L. Berbue, D. Bellino, E. Ali, B. Brantis, ]. Bellino Row A—B. Coon, S. Der, A. DiGiorgio, C. Coleman, S. Debrucque, R. Debrucque, V. Clark Row B—S. Conover, K. Cornish, T. Drake, K. Dywer, L. Coppola, F. Cobb, N. Cook, L. Coppola Row C—P. Ducey, R. Warner, P. Defazio, J. Dickenson, G. Fabrizi, J. Cesarini, J. Evans 71 Row A—P. Hawkins, H. Gray, N. Fox, D. Harp, S. Fradenburg, J. Ferranti Row B—C. Haase, D. Havener, M. Gaudette, K. Glazier, S. Gilbank Row C—K. Galton, V. Fusillo, G. Halpen, B. Hatch, M. Hartle Row A—P. Le, M. LoMonaco, K. Kamph, M. Hill, J. Lock Row B—T. Hildreth, C. Lohr, T. Jeffris, S. Long, J. ]aquin, M. King Row C—K. Ladd, S. Lee, C. lannone, L. Loomis, S. Jeffris, T. Holava 72 Row A—f. Mackey, J. Patane, K. Mascari, G. Oatman, M.J. Mirante, R. Morris Row B—M. Merithew, R. Ondriezek, ]. Martin, R. Mason, A. Michels, M. Miller, C. New, L. New Row C—D. McLain, K. Maxwell, D. Michels, B. Musachio, M. Miller, V. Morgan, C. Niro Row A—]. Piersall, ]. Pestell, J. Ricketts, L. Salerno, K. Shaffer, E. Smileuski Row B—M. Roe, L. Rapasadi, R. Smith, K. Smith, B. Ribley, W. Schon Row C—R. Salamino, J. Price, T. Sanborn, F. Skurpski, E. Snyder, R. Peryer 73 Row A—K. Soper, ]. Stoddard, K. Wilson, M. Wilcox, K. Tarbell Row B—D. Tuttle, M. Webb, W. Whitmeyer, K. Starrs, M. Sorbello Row C—C. Ward, M. Winters, J. Wilhelm, M. Stankivitz, P. Whitmeyer, K. Sutton, B. Stanton 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. 74 Class of 1990 Row A—D. Alexander, B. Ball, S. Bergman, S. Brands, C. Callahan, L. Bolton, N. Caron. Row B—J. Boyce, C. Babcock, Baker, M. Bertolino, T. Bibik, T. Bisson, V. Brown, J. Bogue, B. Buyea. Row C—S. Bloss, H. Baker, A. Bryant, C. Alter, Butler, F. Barry, J. Alger, J. Bayliss. 75 Row A—J. Kime, M. Hood, T. French, C. Hoffman, K. Flynn, H. Howe, W. Harrington, ]. Gray. Row B—S. Geraty, B. Hess, K. Gould, P. Hoke, B. Kilts, ]. Emmons, N. Jeffris. Row C—K. Garby, R. Hertel, L. Jayson, R. Fien, D. Kilts, J. Jones, R. Keck, G. Gates, J. Gerow. 9a 5 Row A—P. Pallas, S. Oster, J. Richmond, A. Pickard, P. Schultheis, B. Rapasadi, C. Russitano, S. Owens, B.J. Rood. Row B—L. Schon, L. Russo, M. Savage, J. Pulverenti, J. Pulverenti, R. Morris, B. Richardson, T. Reiss, S. Schenk, S. Ray, S. Rutan. Row C—M. Avery, C. Rogue, C. Patane, S. Rainwater, M. Raymond, C. Rouse, J. Ponto, S. Rutan, S. Otts. 76 Row A—L. Devine, C. Eastwood, M. Clarke, S. Emhoff, J. Clark, A. DiVeronica, A. Cesario, M. Darling. Row B—M. Drummond, L. Dority, E. Dimao, J. Dickenson, D. Cary, K. Casolare, J. Cortes, C. Casler, K. Coleman. Row C—W. Case, S. Dailey, R. Denny, T. Denney, W. Drummond, J. Dhayer, A. Clark, B. Cooper. Rou A—S. Musacchio, T. Musacchio, A. Macera, C. Meade, M. Manaseri, D. Klein, M. Lamb. Row B—S.Maiura, M. McHarris, J. Lumbrazo, J. McCoppin, M. Mandarino, R. Leibl. Row C—A. Linstruth, F. Miller, K. Ladd, G. Olden, M. Lavonas, D. Makres, T. Morris, S. Muir. Row A—D. Snyder, R. Starrs, J. Shaw, J. Trapaso, D. Skinner, 4. Trendowski. Row 8-6. Worden, D. Stanton, J. Wenger, K. Slivinski, C. Shaffer, M. Suits, D. VanValkenburg. Row C—J. White, S. Tobin, R. Setticase, T. Seagriff, B. Woodcock, M. Seekins. Class Colors: Aquamarine and White Class Flower: Red Rose Class Motto: This 1 say to be the best, to be yourself and not like the rest. Work real hard to be real tough, and remember 200% is not enough. Set the impossible as being your goal and reach deep inside from within your soul. All you've got is all you can ask, to help achieve your impossible task. Laura Starrs Bob Rapasadi Direne Lewis Ron Denney Mary Beth Duffy Jack Milmoe Jeanine Finocchiaro Keith Smith Renee Giufre John Barbieri Helen McHarris Jeff DiVeronica Senior Class Personalities Steve Evans Bonnie Cornish Heather Flynn Mike Smith Tamara Grossman Steve Polsinelli Laurel Sterling Mike New Shelly Cerio Fred Lamberton f v Patti Weigand Rollin Reed •SP OQ Barb Galavotti Tracy O'Hara Michele Baker Shawn Patane Tracy Jones Todd Bennett Elena Tornat ore Brian Tornatore Jill Harrington Tom Gleason i Julie Yorton Rob Wright .Vi O 5 .u 3 o 5 The Knight The traditional image of the defender and hero, the knight represents our athletic teams. As the school's champions, they defend our honor well. EXPLODE! S 2 Varsity Cheerleaders T. Tornatore, J. Boston, A. Colunio, J. Fradenburg. Second row—S. Sgarlata, A. Shaw, M. Steele, H. McHarris, D. Lewis. Third row—B. Galavotti, K. Winchell, D. Russitano. Front—N. Fox, K. Mascari. First row—S. Der. Second row—K. Kincaid, . Patane, K. Tarbell, B. Ribley, . Loche, R. Smith, L. Salerno. Top—L. Morse. J.V. Cheerleaders Freshmen Cheerleaders Row A T. Reiss, S. Ray, J Pulverenti, S. Musacchio, S Garity, B.J. Worden. Rozo B Richmond, A. Trendowski, C Russitano, . Shaw, L. Pickard, ] Trapaso (U Soccer Front—S. Fusillo, Row 2—tri-captain—T. O'Hara, R. Wright, tri-captain—J. DiVeronica, A. Long, tri- captain—R. Reed, S. Fusillo Row B—E. Starkey, F. Milana, C. Creme, B. Caltibiano, M. Der, R. Sanderson, F. Mitchell, M. Winters Row C—Coach Nichols, E. Smileuske, A. Michels, M. Webb, R. Keck, B. Hatch Frank Milano (9) fights for ball as Mark Winters looks on. Though ending with a discouraging record, the caliber of this year's soccer team was never re- vealed. Is many as five games were lost in the last five minutes of the contest. One game that really sticks out is a 1-0 loss to arch-rival Oneida, with our adversaries scoring with less than three minutes to go. Coach Nichols named first-team all-league forward, tri-captain Rollin Reed as the team's MVP. Other stand-outs were juniors Frank Mitch- ell and Frank Milana, along with honorable mention all-league senior tri-captains Tracy O'Hara and Jeff DiVeronica. 'Stota will have to complete next year without the talents of graduating seniors Reed, DiVeronica, O'Hara, Long and Wright. Girls Tennis Row A—M. Glazier, H. Baldwin, K. Glazier, S. Lee, S. Debrucque, M. Mirante, J. Tarry. Roto B— Coach Ms. Hopsiker, S. Cerio, L. Marchetti, J. Boston, J. Finocchiaro, J. Yorton, T. Jones, A. Hatch, M. Gaudette With first year coach and former CHS tennis star. Miss Hopsiker leading the way, expectations for this year's tennis team were high. Many players returned from last year's team, but the Raiders just didn't have the fire power to compete in a tough Tri-Valley League. The Varsity finished with a record of 1-13, al- though playing very competitive tennis the entire year. The MVP's for the Raiders were Mary Ann Gaudette and Tracy Jones who teamed together to make a solid first doubles team. Coach Hopsiker mentioned that the team performed very well against arch-rival Oneida. Seniors on this year's team were: Amy Beth Hatch, Kittie Hoch, Jeannine Finocchiaro, Shelley Cerio, Tracy Jones, Laurel Marchetti, Laura Starrs, and Julie Yorton. The JV's finished 8-6 overall and look forward to improving the future of Canastota tennis. Coach Hopsiker giving the girls basic techniques. 85 Football Varsity 4s the 1986 football season began, the Raiders were looked upon as favorites to win the league title. Three weeks into the season, Canastota was still atop the TVL standings. Then the Raiders encountered some tough losses. It probably could be a year looked upon as two seasons divided in half. A 3-0 start, and a 1-4 finish. Coach Borgognoni said the Oneida game was very exciting, and the Camden game was an exceptional performance. Eric Brown ivas named the team's MVP. Other stand outs included Tom Farr and Tom Gleason. Farr, Gleason and Jack Milmoe achieved first-team all-league status while many other Raiders garnered second-team and honorable mention awards. Coach Borgognoni stated, We were in every ball game and with a break or two we could have gone all the way to the Dome. Our team played good, hard-nosed football. Losing 17 seniors to graduation, '87 could be deemed a rebuilding year. Tri-captains to lead the Raiders next year are Dave Palmer, Mark Caron, and Dave Malbouf. .mulh� ■� UlCTUr luirran uusmauusraii . t uirnri : ! gl UUM5T0U First Row—A. Manaseri, T. Farr, D. Rainboiv, K. Smith, Coach Borgognoni, E. Brown, J. Milmoe, D. Valerio, R. Bonaventura, F. Lamberton Row B—Assistant Coach Borgognoni, M. Dwyer, M. Galavotti, B. Rapasadi, S. Evans, co-captain M. New, G. Farr, D. Malek, B. Jaqum, J. Barbieri, R. Smith, Coach Ptak. Row C—R. Giufre, M. Caron, C. Clarke, J. Bertolino, D. Snyder, D. Malbouf, B. Hicks, D. Palmer, co-captain T. Gleason, S. Mitchell, B. Cassell 86 An Oneida runner in big trouble. Junior Varsity Ending with a third place finish in the Tri-Valley League, and a 5-3 record overall, it was a successful season for this year's JV football team. Some high points of the season were beating Caz with less than two minutes remaining in the game, and defeating both Camden and VVS in the last three minutes. Of course, crushing arch-rival Oneida on the final Saturday of the season, 25-12, was a tremendous victory. Coaches Salamone and New named ]im Jaquin, who had 8 TD's, 2 Interceptions, and led the team in scoring with 50 points, the team MVP. Other stand-outs were tough to determine because, the boys played together; it ivas always a team effort. Many of these young men will be moving up to varsity next year, and will try to carry on the strong Red Raider football tradition. Row A: J. Ferrante, M. Brown, G. Farr, A. Pickard, T. Patterelli, B. Enigk, J. Palmara, E. Dann, D. Dubois, Row B: J. Martin, M. Cotsovites, M. Hartle, V. Morgan, J. Jaquin, B. French, R. Cary, D. Lopitz Row C: B. Barbieri, R. Farfaglia, R. Peryer, R. Carlson, M. Miller, M. Bice, S. Gilbank, J. Jaquin, R. Ondrizek, Coach V. Salamone. 87 Freshmen Football The 3-3 record of this year's freshmen football team doesn't indicate how good of a team this was. With a close loss to VVS in the last minute, and also holding high scoring Oneida to a 0-0 tie for three quarters, this team could've easily finished 5-1-1. Coach Pest ell pointed out his back field of Brian Sheid, Craig Rouse, Cory Alter, and Jeff Alger as being exceptional, and linemen Phillips and Thayer for turning in good performances. If this team stays together, a Tri-Valley League title could be in their future. Roio A—K. Garbry, K. Phillips, C. Rouse, B. Sheid, A. Rinaldo, R. Bonaventura, J. Pulverenti, M. Hart Row B B. Patane, E. Timerman, J. Bayliss, C. Alter, J. Alger, B. Bouyea, R. Liebl, S. Bloss Row C—P. Pallas, M. Avery, B. Rose, J. Bufford, M. Bumbalo, P. Byrd, G. Bero Row D—T. Cesario, J. Lumbrazo, J. Jones, G. Olden, K. Saunders, J. Dority Rob wonders, I've got the ball, now Eric Brown (21) tries to shake an Oneida tackle as Mark what? Caron (4) looks on. 88 Field Hockey Row 1—Co-captain J. Harrington, Coach Laidlaw, co-captain E. Tornatore Row B—Coach New, J. Grossman, D. Smith, K. Ward, M. Smith, T. VanEpps, C. Rapasadi, B. Sterling Row C—A. Coleman, J. Patane, J. Pest ell, C. New, K. Tarbell, B.J. Worden, M. Wilcox Row D—S. Der, L. Giufre, C. Kelly, L. Salerno, J. Piersall, K. Coleman, F. Cobb Row E—L. Pickard, M. Miller, T. Jeffries, M. Sorbello, L. New, L. Rapasadi. Volleyball Row A—C. Coleman, S. Sgarlata, S. Fradenburg, K. Carson, M. Gaudette, C. Rapasadi, B. Galavotti. Row B—B. Sterling, D. Smith, L. Cobb, K. Ladd, S. Otts, C. New, L. Eastwood, P. Eastwood. With an impressive 28-2 overall record, the varsity girls volleyball team accomplished many goals this year. Improv- ing on last year's record was something no one thought they could do, but they did. With a young team comprised of only three seniors, Coach Laidlaw had a challenge. Highlights to the season were snapping the win streak of Solvay, winning the first ever Beaver River Tournament Championship, de- fending their Christmas Tournament Championship, Tri-Val- ley League Title, Class C Section 3 Title, and Class C Re- gional Title. That list alone speaks for itself. The Raiders have now won their ninth consecutive TVL Title, and second straight sectional and Regional Crowns. Regarded as a weak team at first, the girls really proved a point to all in the sectionals. Starters usually were sophomores Kim Ladd and Mary Ann Gaudette; Juniors Brenna Sterling, and Dorothy Smith; and Seniors Lorrie Eastwood and Barb Galavotti. Tri- Captains were Karen Carson, Lorrie Eastwood and Barb Galavotti. The JV volleyball team captured the league title with an unblemished 14-0 record. Their only loss of the year came at the hands of Solvay. The girls also won their Christmas tournament. Leading the JV team this year, and expected contributors on varsity next year were Sue Otts, Jessica Kirk, and Karen Kirk. The team was guided by first year coach Ms. Hopsicker. Going for the spike! 90 Oh, no! Not a spike!! L. Eastwood diving for a return as S. Sgarlata stands by. 91 Girls' Softball Row A—A. Clark, B. Chapman, T. Hopsicker, K. Ward, L. Riley Row B—S. Fradenburg, B. Galavotti, J. Capparelli, L. Eastwood, J. Harrington, T. VanEpps, M. Gaudette Safe! 9? Girls' Golf J. Boston, L. Marchetti, T. Jones, K. Albanese, L. New, G. Borgognoni, J. Finocchiaro Boys' Golf Left to right: J. White, S. Macera, T. Kimpton, C. Bailey, M. Lumbrazo, C. Cerio, E. Brown 94 Track Row A—A. Coleman, H. Flynn, M. Duffy, P. Wicgand Row B—B. Benson, M. Campbell, C. Coleman, M. Steele, V. Coleman, K. Stankivitz, L. Brophy, Asst. Coach Wilde, Coach Pino Heather makes her mark. Bowling BOYS GIRLS Chris Cerio Rich Leibl Andy Linstruth Doug Malek Mike Malstrom Jack Milmoe Doug Rainboiu Rollin Reed Mike Stankivitz Kelli Albanese Melissa Aquino Ronda Bixby Kelly Cassell Vickie Clark Melissa Groff Melanie LeClau Stacia Lee Melody Savage Elena Tornatore Theresa Tornatore Donna Walasek This year’s bowling team ended the season with the best finish of any boys' boxoling team in the past six years. Their league record was 7-3, which placed them second in the league. The Raiders were 1-1 in non-league matches, which moved their overall record to 8-4. Senior Chris Cerio carried the highest average with a 178, xvhile Doug Malek came in with an average of 174. Both gained first-team Tri-Valley League All-Star spots, while Doug Rainbow was picked for the second-team. All in all, the team had a very balanced, consistent team. Seniors rolling their last games for CHS on the alleys were Cerio, Malek, Rainbow, Reed and Milmoe. Coming off a down year, the varsity girls' bowling team had a great season. The ladies finished with a record of 8-2 which put them in second place behind VVS. The season high series for the year xvas 585 rolled by junior Theresa Tornatore. This was a very young team consisting of many underclassmen, so the future of the girls boxoling program looks good. The team was led by first year Coach Becki Lincourt. 95 Boys' Varsity Basketball Left to Right: Coach Mr. Tornatore, ]. DiVeronica, R. Bonaventura, E. Oatman, B. DaMore, T. Farr, D. Malbouf, R. Giufre, C. Clarke, S. Bisha, M. Caron, S. Evans. J.V. Basketball Left to Right: Coach Mr. Borgognoni, K. Galton, C. Creme, E. Snyder, M. Colsovites, M. Lavonas, K. Sutton, R. Coo- per, M. Winters, R. Setticase, ]. Evans. Freshmen Basketball Row A: S. Oster, ]. Bois, E. Dimao, C. Schafer, P. Pallas. Row B: G. Olden, C. Rogue, K. Garbry, K. Casolare, ]. Buffard. Absent from picture: Coach J. Borgognoni. 96 Girls' Varsity Basketball R°w A T- VanEpps, A. Lopitz, J. Harrington, J. Capparelli, M. Smith Row B—T. Jeffris, . Grossman, B. Stanton, ]V Coach V. Salamone, D. Harrington: ball person, Assistant Coach J. Roden, . Harrington: ball person, Coach M. Smith, C. Evans, D. Clarke, T. Seagriff J. V. Basketball ]. Harrington Row A—C. Eastwood, ]. Patane, J. Pestell, T. Musacchio Row B—K. Emmi, M. Sorbello, K. Smith, K. Glazier, A. Michels, B.J. Worden Freshman Basketball Roto A— . Wakefield, K. Alter, L. Winfield, L. Beaumont, H. Howe, ]. Kick, R. Cox Roiv B—Coach Mrs. Micaroni, S. Clarke, L. Giufre, R. Palmara, M. Mitchell, C. Moore, B. Dunn, D. Congdon, H. Baldwin Wrestling Row A—A. Rinaldo, L. Bixby, D. Congdon. Row B—M. Smith, T. Bennett, J. McConnell, E. Finocchario, J. Moore, D. Klein. Row C—Assistant Coach Rinaldo, J. Barbieri, T. Kimball, D. Snyder, K. Smith, M. New, D. Palmer, T. Gleason, D. New. A mainstay here at CHS has always been a strong wres- tling program. This year was no different then in years past. Capturing their ninth consecutive league title with an unblemished 7-0 mark, the Raider wrestlers rolled all over the Tri-Valley League. In non-league competition the raid- er matmen were just as tough, going 7-0 in those matches also. The raiders have wins over state-ranked Queensbury and Fulton to their acclaim, as well as tournament victories in the Suburban Council Tourney and Class B, Section 3 Tournament. Second place finishes were won in the Canan- daigua, TVL, and Section 3 Meets. Individually, Tom Gleason successfully defended his section 3 title, and he and Mike New both moved on to the state meet. Mike as well, won the Section 3 Title. TVL All-Stars were seniors Gleason, New and Smith, and Juniors Palmer and Moore. Outstanding records were achieved by all of these wres- tlers; especially Gleason who finished with the most wins in school history. The JV team also had an outstanding year facing tough competition. Seniors on this year's team were T. Gleason, M. New, K. Smith, J. Barbieri, T. Bennett, and P. Savage. Rich Sanderson finished the year undefeated at the 177-215 weight classes. 9S . Barbieri finally beats a Fulton oppo- nent at 12-6. New York State Class C D Champions! Canastotas Cross Country Team Back Row—J. Marusa, H. Gagen, M. Bertolino, D. Galavotti, P. Wiegand, M. Campbell, L. Brophy, K. Stankivitz, M. Duffy, Assistant Coach Wilde. Front Row—M. Pieresall, A. Phil- lips, C. Whaley, L. Rainwater, D. Worth, J. Shepard, D. Speer. The girls enjoying a Practice run. 1(H) Mr. Pino Reflects upon the Season The girls cross-country team captured the first team state championship in Canastota history by winning the New York State Class C D champion- ship at Elnta Meadows in November. In addition to the state championship, the girls won their first Section III cross-country title along with their third consecutive Tri-Valley League championship. They continued their consecutive dual meet win streak to 22 wins over the past three seasons. The team also won the Liverpool Invitational, Gloversville Invitational, Baldwinsville Invitational, Bishop Loughlin Invitational in New York City, the Weedsport Invitational and the Tri-Valley League Championship Meet. The team placed second at the prestigious Penn State Invitational and the McQuaid Invitational. The team was led by Patti Wiegand who finished her cross country career undefeated in her four years of Tri-Valley competition, won her third con- secutive Section 3 title, and finished 2nd in the state meet after winning state titles in 1984 and 1985. She was named 1st team All-State for the fourth consecutive year. Mary Beth Duffy, another senior, finished second behind Wiegand on the team in numerous meets and was named a TVL All-Star for the fourth consecutive year. Another senior, Jessica Marusa, was enjoying a good year until injured in the middle of the season, but provided outstanding leadership for the team. Kellie Gagen, another senior, was also a member of the team. Five outstanding junior high students contributed greatly to the team's outstanding year. Eighth graders Laurie Brophy and Diane Galavotti along with seventh grader Kelly Stankivitz were named to the Tri-Valley League All-Star Team. Freshman Maria Bertolino and seventh grader Missy Campbell also contributed greatly with several outstanding performances. Mr. Pino accepting a well-deserved award from Mr. Williams tot The Right Moves Through the Years . . . Senior Class Officers President—Mike Neiv Treasurer—Sally Cerio Secretary—Todd Bennett Vice President—Keith Smith It was a very busy year trying to prepare for graduation. We ordered our grad- uation announcements, caps, and gowns, and prepared for the skit and Senior Ball. The highlight of the year was capturing our third title for our float at Homecoming. The float was a 'Stota football helmet sitting in a football field. Our advisors were Ms. Strong and Mrs. Prentice. 4s Freshmen: President—Renee Giufre Vice President—Patty Wiegand Treasurer—Mary Beth Duffy Secretary—Dana Chundrlek Advisor—Mr. Cass 4s freshmen we ordered our class window and chose our color, motto, and flower. Our float of a foot- ball field was 3rd place. Is Sophomores: President—Jeff DiVeronica Vice President—Tom Gleason Treasurer—Mary Beth Duffy Secretary—Patty Wiegand Advisor—Mrs. Macaroni We ordered our class rings, and our float of a castle with two knights Jousted by two Raiders won 1st place. 4s Juniors: President—Mike New Vice President—Jeff DiVeronica Treasurer—Mary Beth Duffy Secretary—Jackie Marko Advisor—Mrs. Kaszuba Our prom was on May 10, 1986 with the theme Into the Night. Our King and Queen were Fred Lamberton and Patty Wiegand. Our float of a Devil being extinguished by a large fire extinguisher was again ttl. W2 The Queen The queen, as the most powerful piece, represents the moving force of the many activities in our school. Without the effort of these organizations, we would lose a most important facet of our lives. Spirit Week 1986—We've got it! 'Stota punks out 104 An unsuccessful shot at the Bronze Onion Homecoming Parade 1986 I Love a Parade! 3rd place float—Juniors Seniors take 1st place! 2nd place float—Sophomores place float—Freshmen Our band leading the way Play on! Holli sitting in for our Home- coming Queen 4th 105 It's Gametime! Homecoming Game—1986 Holland Patent at C.H.S. 106 Homecoming Runner-up Holli Reed Canastota High School Welcomes our Exchange Student Adriana Lopez from Ecuador Espero que esten bien. Hello Everybody: I am Adriana Lopez. I am an ex- change student from Quito, capital of my country, Ecuador. It is a small country in South America and is located in the Equator; it has between eight and nine million people. I'm living in your nice city for this year. I enjoy living in your city; it is interesting to live in a small city and to know almost all the people who live in Canastota. This year is wonderful, and it will help me in my future. The experiences I have here will change my life. The people in Canastota are friend- ly. I want to say thanks: first, to my three families I had this year. They are great families and wonderful peo- ple. They helped me in everything. Second, I want to say thanks to all the teachers, students and people that I met this year. And the most important to whom I want to say thanks is to the Rotary Club for giving me the oppor- tunity to live here. Thanks to every one of you; I had a wonderful year. Of course, I want the people who feel and think that they are my friends to write me next year. Remem- ber, 1 am your friend. W7 The Yearbook Staff Row A—M.B. Duffy, L. Sterling, S. Cerio, P. Wiegand, L. Starrs, S. Patane, J. Milmoe Row B—H. McHarris, G. Cary, L. Long, K. Rowe, J. Diveronica Row C—A. Hatch, T. Jones, L. Marchetti, L. Benishek, M. Cheseboro Mrs. DiPrima is quite overwhelmed by all the work involved. Laura and Michelle at year- book conference. 108 Yearbook Advisors: Mrs. DiPrima-Literary Chief Editors: Mr. Bazan—Financial Gwen Cary Lisa Benishek Girls are listening to Mr. Osgood's suggestions. Photography Editors: Jack Milmoe Eric Brown Copy Editors: Laura Starrs Tracy Jones Layout Editors: Michelle Cheseboro Gwen Cary Business Editors: Lisa Benishek Helen McHarris Artwork Editor: Laurel Sterling Typists: Linda Long Kelle Rowe 109 Girls' State Boys' State Mary Beth Duffy Tamara Grossman Keith Smith Mike New Bob Rapasadi Jack Milmoe Jeff DiVeronica no National Honor Society Row A—S. Der, K. Tarbell, R. Smith, J. Boston, M. Le, T. VanEpps, S. Cerio, L. Bacon, M. Miller, S. Patane, M. Sorbello Row B—K. Starrs, J. Patane, B. French, M. Der, E. Finocchiaro, E. Tornatore, K. Hoch, ]. Piersall, B. Ster- ling Row C—F. Milano, M. Smith, D. Smith, L. Eastwood, B. Rapasadi, C. New, J. Pestell, S. Fradenburg, L. Hannan Row D—M. Otts, J.Fradenburg, J. Robinson, J. Melick, M. Cotsovities, S. Dodge, D. Palmer, A. Long, F. Mitchell, P. Wiegand m Ms. Carll, Advisor Science Club Row A—J. Wenger, L. Starrs, F. Caldwell, V. Becraft, T. VanEpps, J. Boston, D. Tinklepaugh Row B—E. Tornatore, G. Cary, H. McHarris, R. Wright, E. Dunn, A. Lopitz, Advisor: A. Broga Row C—J. Yorton, B. Rapasadi, M. Otts, L. Hoke, ]. Kurr, E. Rogers Row A—K. Hoch, L. Starrs, J. Wenger Row B—H. Huynh, J. Fradenburg, E. Tornatore, M. Leclau, Advisor: L. Moore Math Club Mathletics 112 Row A—T. Long, C. Kime, J. Wenger, D. Danley, C. VanDyke Row B—F. Chiaretta, A. Der, M. Miller, J. Patrei, J. Carrier Row C—F. Caldwell, L. Starrs, C. Creme, J. DiVeronica High School Student Government J. Marusa, Vice President; S. Cerio, President; M. New, Treasurer; L. Hoke, Secretary; S. Lee, Homeroom Represen- tative, S. Fradenburg, Homeroom Repre- sentative 113 Ski Club Row A—S. Ray, B. Cornish, J. Tarry, M.J. Mirante, T. DiVeronica, K. Bon- iewicz, S. Debrucque, B. Barbieri, S. Aubeuf Row B—J. Mohorter, P. Chase, M. Roe, A. Roe, S. Dutcher, C. Alter, M. Avery, C. Musak, B. Baker, Advisor: B. Woodarek Row C—T. Lackey, J. Holmes, D. Dubois, A. Lopitz, E. Dunn, J. Pul- verenti, S. Owens, T. Cesario, J. Lumbrazo, L. Sterling, S. Patane Row A—L. Weimer, P. Whitmeyer, M. Smith, D. Malbouf, W. Colvin Row B—Mr. New, Advisor, T. Chase, C. Jaquin, V. Morgan, A. Bach, A. Pickard 114 Row A—G. Cary, V. Becraft, Mr. Wilbur—Advisor, E. Tornatore Row B—M. Cheseboro, S. Sgarlata, A. Shaw, N. Fox, K. Mascari, A. Cesarini, A. DiGiorgio Row A—S. Pearson, J. Boston, R. Guifre, A. Lopitz, J. Robinson Row B—E. Davila, M. Otts, L. Hoke, J. Fradenburg International Club 115 CX?- ’ ?7 UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Row A—M. Suits, C. Hoffman, W. Thoma, C. Callahan Row B—L. Hoffman, S. Maiura, T. Manaseri, T. Shaw, D. VanValkenburgh, Mrs. Grossman: Advisor GAA Row A—C. Kelly, K. Tarbell, T. Van Epps, M. Aquino, C. Coleman, K. Gagen, M.B. Duffy, J. Caparelli, J. Harrington, E. Tornatore, P. Eastwood Row B—J. Grossman, B. Sterling, K. Ward, S. Sgroi, J. Stanton, S. Sgarlatta, D. Smith, C. Rapasadi, T. Jeffries, S. Der, B.J. Worden Row C—J. Patane, M. Smith, M. Wilcox, S. Fradenburg, J. Pestell, C. Evans, B. Stanton, F. Cobb, M. Sorbello, M. Miller 116 Chorus Roiv A—P. Murgia, M. Case, L. Bacon, N. Fox, S. Lee, D. Hawkins, T. VanEpps, J. Boston Row B—L. Cappola, D. VanValkenburg, L. Salerno, M. Malstrum, D. Lamkin, A. Hatch, L. Marchetti, J. Yorton Row C—L. Hoke, L. Cappola, M. LoMonaco, J. Lock, S. Pearson, K. Cornish, V. Clarke, C. lannone, N. Jeffris Row D—H. Baldwin, T. Jones, J. Robinson, L. Starrs, J. Martin, S. Dodge, D. Devaul, M. Roe, R. Salamino, K. Soper Drama Club Roiv A—J. Atkinson, L. Starrs, J. Yorton, S. Pearson, J. Martin Roiu B—N. Fox, H. Baldwin, J. Robinson, M. King, J. Lock, R. Wright Row C—A. Hatch, T. Jones, L. Marchetti, M. Leclau, L. Hoke, J. Boston, D. Tinklepaugh, D. Devaul 117 Canastota High School Band Row A: J. Melick; Mr. Busch—Band Director; A. Hatch—Drum Major Row B: A. Macera, P. Eastwod, D. Cordell, J. Patrei, M. Miller, ]. Smith, D. Walasek, K. Hoch, L. Starrs, L. Marchetti, B. Benson, B. Dunn, S. Ray, T. Bibik, J. Gardiner, J. Fradenburg Row C: N. Jeffris, D. Smith, B. Tifft, M. Allain, B. Baldwin, S. Rutan Row D: M. Bertolino, P. Schultheis, B. Cornish, M. Guadette, C. Eastwood, M. Sorbello, M. Miller, J. Kime, K. Slivinski, M. Leclau, C. Patane, T. Bisson, I. Hawkins, L. Salerno, B. Starrs, M. Pox, N. Caron, M. Malstrom, B. Hatch Row E: R. Wright, J. Yorton, D. Carey, J. Price, M. Webb, K. Starrs, N. Baker, ]. Palamara, E. Dunn, S. Pearson, S. Dodge, V. Morgan, D. Tinklepaugh, S. Lee, F. Cobb, E. Osborn, H. Baldwin, R. Palamara, M. Merrithew, A. Benson Is this a note or an ink blot? 118 Row A: J. Melick, A. Hatch Row B: B. Cornish, K. Hoch, J. Yorton, R. Wright, A. Benson, L. Marchetti, L. Starrs Cha! Cha! Cha! Cha! What a day! Senior Band Members U9 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Buttino Clara Frey Donald Bullard Emma Cullard Eisa Benishek Bill Carr Bruce b Lisa Wales Al b Cindy Hilliker Lori b Douglas Parmeter Mark Cramer Diane, Lyndy b Joey Olcott Mr. b Mrs. Thomas DiGaspari Al b Carolyn Maccarone Coach Laidlaw Anne Stagnitti Mrs. Brunscheen Miss Karen Long Mr. Mrs. Donald Harvey Mr. b Mrs. Herbert ]. Smith Craig Linda Fox Lee and Sue Wright Dick, Jackie, Karen, Rick, Justin, Julianna Laura Jones Patricia, Patrick, Christine Filey Allen Mary Ellen Ronald Marie Marchetti Charles Carolyn Mannix Mr. b Mrs. Besl Daria b Adam Mr. b Mrs. Robert Vanderhoff Gerald, Belva b Shirley Wakefield Carol b Doug Palmer Holly Cordell Kittie Hoch Mary Thomas b Allen Pitcher Ma Rapp Scott b Bob Newberry Mr. b Mrs. Frank L. Chesebro Mr. b Mrs. Val b Judy Seitz Ms. Jackie Carll Frank P. Curro Jeremy Paddock Barney Holdridge Courtney, Zachary b Gregory Bazan Tim b Janet Bazan Bruce b Jean Pallas b Sons Mr. b Mrs. Sam DiPrima Mrs. Judy Tornabene Mr. John Cerio Mr. b Mrs. Garad Williams Mr. b Mrs. Roger Thompson BUSINESS PATRONS Nicola's Take Out Foods (we please people) 697-8882 Emmi's Luncheonette Carls Drugs Borek Brothers Automotive McGowan's Hardware McGowan's Hardware The Castle In ancient times the rook, or castle, represented the support and position- ing the nobility drew upon. Our castle, the advertising section, provides the crucial financial support of our yearbook. 121 GOOD LUCK to the Class of '87 'WtictuKUf, Tftotel 2 miles East of Thruway exit 34 315 697-7928 MARCHETTVS GARAGE KEN AND MARIE BORD OWNERS BOX 44. R.D. I CANASTOTA. NY 200 So. Canal St. General Auto Truck Repairs Authorized Young Fire Equip. Servicing Dealer Congratulations to Keith and the class of '87 SHARWAY MOTEL R.D. 1—Box 32 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Ph. (315) 697-7935 KIME'S HOME CENTERS Congratulations from Seneca Turnpike Canastota, NY 13030 Lumber Paint Milwork Hardware farm Buildings THREE PINES Nick and Patti Bruno 697-3232 697-3363 363-8301 363-8302 122 Eye Examinations Eye Glasses Contact Lenses STEVE'S AUTO SERVICE Route 5 and Ox Bow Road Canastota, NY 13032 CANAL TOWN OPTICAL Dr. John Janovsky Optometrist Alfred M. Russitano Optician Contact Lens Practitioner Air Conditioning Electrical Systems Tune Ups Computer Engine Analyzer Batteries Tires Brakes Steve Kinslow (315) 697-7866 428 New Boston Street Canastota, New York 13032 (315) 697-2855 WHITE - BONN INC. 174 Canal Street Canastota, NY 13032 697-3334 JAMES E. WHITE JAMES K. JOHNSON, JR., PRES. FRED A. FESENGER, V-PRES. Worlock Paving Corp. OFFICE 315-697-9633 111 LUMBER ST.-CALLER 504 QUARRY: 315-655-8854 CANASTOTA, NY 13032 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '87 123 KELLY MOTORS. INC. AUTOMOBILE ANO TRUCK SALES 1150 UPPER LENOX AVENUE 315-363-6910 ONEIDA. NEW YORK 13421 315-687-3911 UNISEX HAIR STYLING Diane Olcott CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '87 SYLVAN BEACH AMUSEMENT PARK 206 S. Peterboro Street Canastota, NY 13032 Ph. (315) 697-2376 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from ACKERMAN'S LAUNDROMAT COLONIAL PLAZA M.J S BRIDAL'S Bridal Prom Gown Service Mary Ann Henry 315-697-7638' Cottons Road Canastota, NY SAM R. GOODWIN SONS Gravel Stone Bulldozer Backhoe Trucking East Canal St. R.D. 4 Canastota, NY Dry Wells Drain Fields Septic Tank Service 125 Griffith’s Ace Hardware of Wilson St.. Oneida. NY i3421 JOYCE GRIFFITH RHONDA GRIFFITH TOM GRIFFITH PHONE (31 SI 363-9930 Unique Landscape Design Maintenance, Construction, Masonry, — Wal kways, ajgj Patios Decks, Nursery Garden Center Pha Route 5 - 3 miles west of Canastota YORTON'S XYZ Farms Reg. Holsleins 315-697-2456 Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Michael J. Patane Owner Phone: (315)697-7760 DIEMOLDING CORP. Congratulations to the Class of 1987 One Madison Street 315-363-2330 Wampsville, NY 13163 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 CLARK'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. Oxbow Rd. Canastota, NY 13132 DR. JOHN ]. COSTELLO Vision Specialist 338 Main Street Oneida, NY 13421 Family Eye Care 363-4942 Distributor of Gasoline, Fuel Oils, Lubricants Phone: 697-2278 687-3987 I m 126 127 128 East Center Street Canastota, New York 13032 To the class of 1987 and especially to our daughter, Amy Beth Congratulations and Best Wishes in achieving life's greatest dreams. Sandi and Bill Hatch Sleeth Construction Co., Inc. Syracuse, New York Best price Around Oneida Rental Center Rt. 5. BOX 297 CANASTOTA. NY 1 3032 RANDY PORTNER PRESIDENT (315) 697-21 15 K L CREATIONS FLORIST Joe Mary Cesario Larry Kim Cesario Rt. 5 Pepi's Village Oneida (315) 363-7344 Peterboro St. Canastota (315) 697-8003 Phone: 363-1100 682-2236 Store: 697-2080 CLEAN SWEEP CARPET FURNITURE CLEANING Professional Cleaning Services Randy Rantour RD 4 Rt. 5 Canastota, NY 13032 ROSS'S HAIR DESIGN 124 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, NY 13032 (315) 697-7256 Congratulations and Best Wishes to all of my other kids. May success and good fortune be yours wherever you go. Love, Ma Baldwin Land Survey� Topographic Survey� Aorial Photogrommmtric Control Land Plonnlng Congratulations Class of '87 ROBERTA. BALDWIN, JR.___________________ PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR 107 DELANO AVENUE - CANASTOTA. N Y 13032 (315)097 3688 N.Y.S. Association of Professional Land Surveyors 129 THE SPAGHETTI FACTORY WHERE OUR SPECIALTY IS QUALITY Your Hosts For Fine Dining JOHN BARBARA GWILT SONS THRUWAY EXIT 34 ROUTE 13 TELEPHONE VERONA BEACH. NY 13162 315-762-9948 CAPTAIN JOHN'S Introducing ... Homemade Unguini Marinara with your choice of: Fresh Clams Shrimp Scampi Italian Feast—Lobster fra Diavola Fresh Clams, Shrimp Scallops topped with a Lobster Tail—Exquisite! SEAFOOD-N-PASTA Shh ... We're the best kept secret in Central New York. GREG'S SEAFOOD HOUSE The STEWART FAMILY proudly serving V-v—1, Central New York for over 50 Years OPEN DAILY We’ll be looking for you! COMPLETE FOUNTAIN and CARRY OUT SERVICE Ph. 762-4269 On the canal 762-9955 Sylvan Reach CINDERELLA'S ICE CREAM CAFE Biggest and Best Fish Dinner Sylvan Beach, NY 762-4280 YESTERDAY'S ROYAL Lunch Dinner Homemade Ice Cream 13 Canal Street P.O. Box B Sylvan Beach (315) 762-4677 131 Compliments of Success to the Class of '87 WALDMAN’S Department Store Verona Beach FOODLAND Chittenango New York 13037 Quality Meat and Groceries (Good luck Helen) Route 13 Verona Beach, NY Phone: 762-4420 139 SO. PETERBORO ST. CANASTOTA, NY • 697-7956 Breakfast Specials - Luncheon Specials Homemade Soups Desserts Ice Cream Cones ■ Sodas - Sundaes LOUCKS PLUMBING HEATING R.D. 2 Box 391 A Canastota, NY 13032 THE ONEIDA VALLEY ADVANTAGE Congratulations from CANASTOTA BIG M 110 N. Main St. Canastota, NY 13032 ONEID V LLEY NATIONAL BANK 9883119543S5J604728 E2 MONEY North Main St Dneida Congratulations Class of '87 from NEW YORK PIZZERIA Canastota-Hamilton Anthony Pulverenti Vice President Manager 132 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '87 from THE THREE PINES Here's to the Best Class EVER At Canastota High School I SALES REPAIR ; RusscUb Cd sy m R 0 3. BOX 197. CANASTOTA. N Y 13032 ■ 697-7880 MILESTRIP ROAD 684-3640 | ALL MAJOR HOME APPLIANCES. RESIDENTIAL REFRIGERATION A C UNITS X Q. H LIMVTAO — KCIVINATOR - GIBSON - MAGIC CHEF SiUVdBM SJLUVd Hi SidVd iJ Best Wishes from ALBANESE'S Shoes-Jeans Sportswear Morone's Colonial Pharmacy Congratulates the class of 1987 You've read all about them in the CANASTOTA BEE-JOURNAL 133 DEBRUCQUE GREENHOUSES Flowers For All Occasioni 431 New Boston Street Canastota, NY 13032 Owner John Debrucque, JR. Phone: (315) 697-2006 Follow Yours Dreams Greater Lenox Ambulance Service SCHOLET FURNITURE 203 N. Peterboro Street Canastota, NY 13032-0459 Quality At Pleasing Prices uChr 2 BANK Best Wishes To the Class of '87 Key Bank of Central New York Canastota Office ________Canastota, New York 13032 For you the best Canastota Teachers' Association 134 Congratulations What’s your next move? No matter what it is, you need a good bank behind you. DIAL: (315)697-9093 You're number ONE at NORSTAR PH: 697-7348 NORSTAR BANK DOMINICK’S PIZZA 121 S. Peterboro St. Canastota, N.Y. 13032 Open 7 Days Sun. - Thurs. 11 A.M. - 11 P.M. Fri. Sat. 11 A.M. - 12 Midnite SUBS Wishing Bob and the Class of 1987 every happiness and success in their future endeavors ISADORE RAPASAD1 SONS, INC. Growers and Shippers Raps Blue Ribbon Brand Onions—Potatoes—Garlic 400 N. Peterboro St. Canastota, NY PH. (315) 697-2216 135 Congratulations to the Class of Professional Photography 1987 420 S. Peterboro Street Canastota, N.Y. 13032 (315) 697-3267 S.A.D.D. STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK 136 JUNIOR HIGH YEARBOOK Student Government Officers J. Ricketts, Secretary; L. Beaumont, Presi- dent; R. Mackey, Treasurer; T. Lavonas, Vice President. Faculty Row A—L. Pisacano, B. Woodarek, J. Kane, ]. Tornabene Row B—B. Geer, D. Clarke, T. Besl, C. Caezza, B. Smith Row A—V. Graziano, M.J. Milmoe, B.G. Enigk Row B—Z. Hicks, G. Strong, F. Colburn, G. Keefe, E. Wheeler Absent: C. Hilts, B. Busch, A. Cary, M..Buckley, R. Glazier, D. New, D. New, V. Pariato, W. Pest ell, M. Schnur, S. Smith, E. Snyder, A. Stagnitti, R. Sweeney. 137 8th Grade 8-3 Row A—A. Smith, M. Hastings, D. Spencer, M. Olden, K. Emmert, J. DiSalvo, T. Wilson, V. O'Herien Row B—C. Moore, S. Congden, D. Flecher, C. Whaley, D. Wilson, P. Bird, V. Jayson, L. Rainwater, C. Sorrell, G. Bouffard Absent: L. Bixby, L. Brophy, C. Clark, S. Clark, C. Metcalf, J. Mitch- ell, B. Ward 8-4 Row A—C. Lomberk, J. Trieb, D. Bellino, J. Kilts, J. Wallis, E. Lewin, A. Crampton, S. Case, S. Douglas Row B—V. Hoffman, E. Candee, H. Boylan, L. Lohr, K. Bishop, J. Dishaw, W. Darling, J. Dority ns 8-1 Row A—M. Stadniki, M. Uryniak, J. Morris, L. Beaumont, B. Dunn, ]. Patrei, R. McAllister, T. Long, M. Miller Row B—M. Fox, C. Kime, F. Chiaretta, L. Hawkins, B. Benson, A. Cary, L. Shaw, J. Kirk Row C—W. Patane, P. Lorey, J. Whaley, J. Carrier, R. Palamara, L. Meyers, M. Mitchell, E. Osborne, J. Rapasadi Absent: A. Der, J. Farfaglia 8-2 Row A—S. Mannix, G. Pavone, T. Stagnitta, S. Dominguez, B. Church, J. Candee, D. Worth, M. AI lain, K. Hannon, J. Miller Row B—R. Chapman, B. Sheid, C. Noble, J. Smith, K. Kirk, B. Somers, J. Barry, R. Winters, C. Hood, M. Bumbolo, B. Tift, J. Cary. Row C—J. Arnold, K. Phillips, N. Reid, S. Dewan Absent: H. Prayer, D. Galavotti 8-5 Row A—C. Popple ton, A. DeMauro, M. Halladay, J. Bobec, N. Wesmore, G. Bero Row B—A. Whaley, M. Fellows, D. Jones, S. Whaley, K. Saunders Ab- sent: C. Compoli, M. Hopkins, D. Riddell, D. Cordell 139 i -1 now a j.KicKetts, u. Uanley, S. Leclau, J. Bowe, M. Groff, D. Smith, C. Vandyke, J. New, M. Shay, R. Shaffer Row B—K. After, S. Kincaid, S. Gerow, L. Palane, B. Button, S. Kane, T. Lavonas, M. Glazier, R. Cox, L. Giufre, E. Sturdent Row C—V. Harp, S. Sgroi, R. Mackey, K. Sutton K Price E. Phillips 7th 7-2 Row A—S. Collins, H. Church, C. Lent, K. Smith, T. Lohr, A. Criscione, L. Wenger, D. Paine, A. Snyder Row B—A. Sorenson, S. Baldwin, A. Soreson, Y. Wakefield, M. Hilliker, J. Egelston, S. Meyers, D. Fox, J. Stevenson Row C—R. Maxwell, K. Buyea, K. Tornatore, S. Griffith, T. Riley Absent: M. Campbell, D. Lomonaco 7-3 Row A—R. Chiodo, S. Bisha, D. Chapman, T. Devine, D. Fien, M. Schultheis, C. Patane, . Iannone, K. Vecchiarelli Row B—M. Enigk, M. Caten, D. Bacon, A. Phillips, . Bice, IV. Brown, H. Baldwin, M. Rouse, P. Koury, A. McAllister, S. Hunt, S. Slowik, B. Rose, D. Brown Absent: P. Hayes, M. Tornatore, C. Ely Grade 7-4 Row A—C. Poppleton, D. Moore, J. Conover, R. Forbus, J. Tolle, K. Peck, J. Shepard, S. Bodley, S. Seeber, D. Speer, D. Congden Row B—C. Wells, M. Burnham, S. McNally, C. Jones, T. Lopitz, R. Morris, C. Raymond, M. Coan, L. Sutton, L. Chase, L. Ellsworth, P. Wilsey, A. Colvin 7-5 Row A—G. Jones, K. Dougherty, S. Burns, G. Dutcher, J. Collins, R. Popple, L. Denny, A. Klein. Row B—K. Wesolowski, B. Ali, S. Lamb, C. Cordell, M. Ducey, M. Persall, J. Hoch Row C—J. Relyea, J. Heyden, T. Lopitz, D. Winchell, J. Sanford, D. Seitz Absent: M. Collins K. Stankivitz, R. Ward 7-6 Row A—S. Klahs, B. Yox, J. Cornelius, S. Roth, J. Salay, M. Harp, A. Rainwater, N. Douglass, R. King Row B—H. Cordell, R. Allen, J. Clark, P. Hallady, A. Staats Ab- sent: J. Lopitz, J. Bavo, G. Varre 7-8 BASKETBALL Row A — Y. Wakefield, R. Palamara, M. Mitchell, L. Guifre, C. Moore, B. Dunn, S. Hunt Row B—S. Clark, R. Cox, M. Hilliker, L. Beaumont, K. Alter, S. Kane, H. Baldwin, L. Howell Absent: Coach Mic., D. Congden 7-8 BASKETBALL Row A—P. Lorey, R. Chapman, J. Whaley, D. Bacon Row B—D. Smith, C. Lomberk, M. Tornatore, T. Stagnitta, B. Yox MODIFIED SOCCER Row A—S. Mannix, S. Leclay, . New, J. Conover Row B—C. Lomberk, J. Bobec, J. lannone, S. McNally, C. Ely MOD. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Row A—A. Demauro, M. Has- tings, N. Douglas, D. Danley, S. Schultheis, L. Wenger, V. Harp Row B—H. Cordell, E. Osborne, M. Rouse, P. Kaurey, A. Phillips, K. Sutton, K. Price Row C—T. Lohr, Scorekeeper; D. Speer, W. Brown, L. Shaw, L. Sutton, C. No- ble, R. Chido, A. Criscione, M. Coan, J. Smith 7th 8th WRESTLING Row A—M. Stadnicki, J. Morris, D. Brown, J. New, G. Pavone Row B—Mascott, D. New, M. Enigk, D. Griffith, B. Rose, A. Klein Row C—D. Winchell, R. Allen, K. Saunders, C. Sorell, T. Riley, K. Phillips, R. Morris J.V. VARSITY MODIFIED Row A—S. Congden, L. Bixby— Varsity Wrestling; L. Guifre—J.V. Field Hockey; M. Groff—Bowling; M. Glazier—Tennis; J. Carey— Bowling; Bombolo—Modified Football Row B—J. Kirk, K. Kirk, J.V. Volleyball; L. Brophy, K. Stankivities, D. Galavoti, B. Ben- son, M. Campbell—Track Row C—C. Whaley, V. Jayson, L. Rainwater—Track, G. Bouffard— Modified Football Basketball, K. Saunders, J. Dority, K. Phillips— Freshman Football Cafeteria, here we come!!