Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

r Sports ............................ 89 Underclassmen Activities Seniors Contents I'Lfl Administration PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE Man’s ability to think and to communicate intelligently elevates him above the simple creatures of the earth. The simple life of the wild beast seems brutal to man, for man is able to resolve con- flicts and to relate peacefully with his brother. The fact that man does not always utilize this power is one of the basic flaws. Nevertheless, we are capable of civilized reaction to occurences that would evoke violence from mere animals. The rewards of communicating can be seen in our own school. There is a feeling of satisfaction when a teacher reaches students and gets across new concepts. There is a similar sense of fulfill- ment when friends have a heart-to-heart talk or when enemies patch up their differences. This year, the 1977 KAN1STEAN hopes to convey these positive feelings and memories: the relation- ships or “people to people”. 3 We are proud to dedicate the 1977 KANISTEAN to a man who has been actively involved with several aspects of Canisteo Central School. After completing his own high school education in Canisteo in 1936, he became an officer in the army, serving for four years during World War II. After the war, he earned his bachelor’s de- gree at the State University College at Geneseo. He returned to Canisteo in 1947 to become a junior high science teacher. At that time he became involved with many extracurricular activities. He has been an advisor to the Student Senate, the Elementary Science Club, and the Future Teachers. He has also coached junior varsity basketball. In the academic field, he served as guidance counselor and elementary principal before being selected for the position of Supervising Principal. He is a man who has been able to combine firmness with fairness and who can find the time to listen to a problem whether it be at the student level, the teacher level, or the community level. We are especially proud to dedicate this yearbook to our District Principal, Mr. James Roach. 4 tration Board Of Education E. Dennis, J. Pearson, President C. Kilmer J. Parker, Qerk 6 M. Meek, A. Moran Congratulations to the Class of 1977 upon reaching this im- portant milestone in your life—Commencement. Your teach- ers and 1 are proud to have been a part of your lives. I would like to say something about our aspirations for you. Though riches and power are a part of life and deserved by those who earn them and do not abuse them, we have other more basic aspirations for you. We hope that you will have the oppor- tunity to develop your talents—and you all have them—to the fullest extent. At the same time we hope that you will develop a sensitivity to the needs of others—a social con- science. Through this process, you will experience success and failure and profit from both. Best wishes! Robert C. Hammond To the Class of 1977: You will have heard many words of advice in your “growing up” years, and you have doubtlessly found much merit in them. Now there will be a whole array of new experiences, friends, responsibilities—so much to look forward to with pleasure and anticipation. The only advice I would give is to make good memories by choosing carefully the priorities your life will offer and then living it fully and joyfully. James E. Roach Congratulations to the Class of ‘77. While passing through the formative years of your education, you have displayed unusual talents in many fields. I have enjoyed working with you as you have grown, both in stature and in academic abi- lity. Now it is time for you to make your mark in today’s challenging society. Best wishes to each of you as you pass from CCS to new areas of endeavor. 7 Nelson Mullen C. Griffith K. Bossard Secretaries D. VanFleet P. Ferree B. Jones Row 1: M. Young, M. Chura. Row 2: L. Chase, L. Fiegl, J. VanWie, J. Bower. Row 3: P. Woehr, C. Booth, R. Brown. C. Yoder. B. Arnault. R. Kirsch. R. Griswold. B. Smith, J. Gore. Faculty R. Cardman, C. Thomas. 9 W. Hartman. S. Arthur, T. Downey. S. Scheik, R. Thomas. R. Roser. J. Pratt, R. Hicks. E. Bottone, M. Bernruether. T. Roffe, T. Ryan. 10 R. Rohrbach, P. Thurkins, S. Fiumarello. J. Babbitt, J. Yahnite G. Tubbs J. Gore R. Mclnroy, Z. Fiegl J. Beckerink, N. Spencer A. Butler, T. Rheinheimer K. Morse, J. Beckerink 11 L. Crocker, J. LeMon, J. Pacanowski Elementary Teachers Row 1: Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Cardman, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Caple. Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Briggs. Row 2: Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. Smith, Miss Niles, Mrs. LaShurc, Miss Hagadom. Row 3: Miss Shadow, Mrs. Ravnikar, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. O’Brien, Mrs. Baicr. Absent: Mrs. Burley, Miss Cox- ford, Miss Holley. 12 Row 1: Mrs. Bricks, Miss LaPiana, Miss Gleason, Mrs. Holt. Row 2: Miss Meiss, Miss Scheik, Mr. Krat- zer. Miss Poscopa. Row 3: Mrs. Bergh, Miss Tothenbuhler. 13 Row 1: M. Vance, B. Mullen, C. Hartman, P. Stewart, J. VanSkivcr. Row 2: E. Stewart, C. Quick, R. Wilkinson, H. Smith, L. Gardner, E. Woodward, L. Brotzman, P. McDaniels. Bus Drivers Mechanics Custodians W. McCourt, C. Quick, E. Stewart. 14 R. Mehlenbacher, B. Jack, H. Norton. mm. The Way We Were 16 m,E The Way We Are 17 Class 19 John F. Adams “Gomez’ James Edward Baker “Jim” Richard J. Banker “Rich” Howard E. Anderson “Howard” Beth Anne Bancroft “Bether” Eugene Antini “Gene” Lori Ann Booth “Lori” Mary Catherine Cappiello “Cap” Richard J. Cardman, Jr. “Rick” Jeffrey Lynn Bossard “Crash” Marlene Gail Campbell “Marly” Josephine Ann Cartella “Joanne” 21 Karen Sue Fiegl “Karen” 22 Richard M. Foster, Jr. “Rich” Jeffery L. Hosmer Jeff’ Cindy K. Jackson “CJ” John Howard Hughes “John” Mary Tamela Kelley “Kel“ Jeffery P. Johner “Jots” April Ann Johnson “April” Jeffrey Kilmer “Jeff’ Sandra J. Knight “Sandy” Karen Ann Koch “Kookie” Lisa Ann Libordi “Pizza” Alice E. Lindsey “Alice” Robert L. Lonsberry “Roby” Rita L. Matacale “Rita Jayne M. McChesney “Mac” Alan J. McKee “AJ“ Russell H. Mayes “Russ Ronald L. Matacale “Ron John C. Mayes “John Sally Ann Mehlenbacher “Salamander” Darrel G. Miles “Chainsaw” 27 Susan Marie Miller “Sadie” 28 Raymond tari Rice “Ray” Laura Llaine Sawyer “Sawyer” Judith E. Sharp “Judy” John H. Soper “John Vicky Rae Simpson “Vicky Thomas Patrick Smith “Pat” Roberta M. Stephens “Bert” Bonita Marie Smith “Bon-Bon” Betty Jean Stewart “Betty” 34 Tracy Thomas ‘Tracy” W J Carole Lee Vance “Carole Laurie Sue White “Pickles 35 L. Sawyer, Treas.; K. Reagan, Sec.; B. Ban- croft, V. Pres.; B. Ordway, Pres. James B. Wright “The Honorable James B.” Cathy Woodworth “Cathy” Debra Aileen York “Debbie” David Woodward “Dave” J. Heaslip. J. Bangs, Advisors Absent: T. Woehr. David Young “Dave” Mark L. Young “Mark” Judy L. Zeltwanger “Zeh” Deborah E. Zapata “Debbie Senior NAME LIKES Howard Anderson baseball, hotdogs, apple pie, etc. Gene Antini girls (Colleen especially) James Baker Chevys, outdoors Beth Bancroft Polish buddies, money Richard Banker music, bowling Lori Booth camping Jeff Bossard BOCES. VW’s Marlene Campbell blue eyes, nature Mary Cappiello opposite sex Rick Cardman Kookie, Advanced, Becky Glover Josie Cartella weekends in Hornell Mary Carter music, dancing Harold Ciccotti a certain girl Mike Clair parties, wild women Brian Connor TS, CM, Avoca, Corvairs Steve Cotton BOCES girls Pam Creeley soccer, plants Dave Dineen ’63 Chevys Sheri Drake soccer, Gary Darlene Eid parties, trailer Randy Erskine Pam H. Vicky Feenaughty boys Karen Fiegl MJM, watching cartoons Dawn Fisk going up to Mack’s Debbie Fisk MRG Rick Foster filling out blank spaces Cindy Geffers RLF, quiet TV evenings Becky Glover Station, CCS Mike Grogan “busy” weekends Cindy Hall talking to people Mark Hall sexy women, my mommy Richard Heckel round, flat toothpicks Mike Holevinski fast-moving engines Brian Hosmer KT, my other home John Hughes music, photography Cindy Jackson the Bump April Johnson CCS Yearbook Mary Kelley BO and weekends, sports Jeff Kilmer hunting Sandy Knight Gary, “shorties” Karen Koch RJC Lisa Libordi Friday nights, pizza Alice Lindsey BOCES, gym class Bob Lonsberry ’most everything Rita Matacale bubble gum, pen tops Ron Matacale girls John Mayes people, animals, life Russell Mayes BOCES girls Jayne McChesney poetry, “Debs” A. J. McKee wild women, wrestling Sally Mehlenbacher sloe gin and 7-Up DISLIKES English, History stop signs some teachers Hornell persons getting up for school cameras Greenwood spiders, term papers stuck-up people lunch monitor, English being called “Josie” getting picked on a certain person school in general big phone bills English fakes, egotists Lime vodka working at the HNH weekends to end Word Wealth stuck-up people graduating being called “Debbie” competition full spaces getting serious Cuzy Jr., lemons wet gym shorts being late, school people who disagree with me milkshakes a full day of school big families Math liver criticism Mondays Physics The Locker Phantom Mondays fingernails on blackboard boys snobby society ABC gum, spiders police pessimists W. Virginia Duster “You have to” politics, dying brown hair 38 Horoscopes NOTED FOR having cards in lounge purple Barracuda wrecking cars Hearse, Diet Shasta “lucky” at cards inviting “Gina” raising “Cain” changing signs on lavs assignments done early complaining my quietness femininity nothing special taking a lot of vacations 24 study halls a week being quiet talking too quietly accidents eating misplacing cigarettes droll sense of humor quietness Z the G spare time on the farm my friend “Dawnie” writing long statements “Gopher” my pal Bonnie passing Word Wealth never too busy to talk great charm quarter and half notes weekend party preparations being rich playing loud music being short my driving techniques seriousness hard working student broken fingers Hartsville accent sneaking out back doors shyness accomplishing my goals not being seen honesty being quiet and resourceful hat, raising “Cain” red hair, sketching wrestling with friends farmer WANTS TO BE college graduate body worker state trooper special ed teacher on first trip to Mars California rich girl no comment something exciting Math teacher winner of NYS lottery medical secretary music teacher millionaire before 30 electrician 1976 CCS graduate nothing ..hopefully seeing the world going to college noted for more farmer nurse rich without effort Mrs. Mack Mullen court reporter boring novelist single special ed teacher like John-Boy Walton friend to all like my Daddy carpenter comfortably wealthy independent musician married police officer special ed teach'’' 18 social worker medical secretary marine biologist nurse President of the U.S. 5 feet tall president employed 1 plead the Fifth fashion design artist friendly bachelor Navy Wave PROBABLY WILL BE engineer married state trooper special ed class member late for the takeoff beach bum carpenter hermit old maid poor and decrepit Josephine the Plumber lady wrestler married on welfare post graduate nothing horticulturist (What?) dirty old man old hag , eventually — A1 technician nurse on welfare just another hired hand married talkative teacher happy housewife in Willard unaltruistic John-Boy friend to some bald (like my Daddy) tinker toy maker millionaire married to the wrong person professional photographer football tackier mafia leader special ed teacher 18 (God willing) in need of special care medical secretary drowned nurse President of the U.S. married to a midget sleeping employed draftsman professional bum dreamer married 39 NAME Tom Merring Rick Mess Kevin Meyers Gale Miles Laura Miles Fausto Molari Mike Moran Mona Mullen Vicky Mullen Becky Oakes Jim O’Brien Brad Ordway Kendra Pearson Jim Pond Jim Pratt Dan Rahr Kelly Reagan Steve Recktenwald Jim Rheinheimer Ray Rice Laura Sawyer Jon Sharp Judy Sharp Vicky Simpson Bonnie Smith Pat Smith Roberta Stephens Betty Stewart Patty Stewart Bonnie Stratton Tom Terry Roy Thomas Steve Thomas Stuart Thomas Tracy Thomas Barry Thompson Gary Thompson Carole Vance Vernon VanSkiver Bill Weakland Betsy Welles Eric Weyand Laurie White Cathy Woodworth Jim Wright Debbie York David Young Debbie Zapata Judy Zeltwanger Senior LIKES motorcycles parties music, foreign languages basketball, track horses, horses, horses what I don’t like cross country, track being crazy, smiling 306, 307, kids, dogs Jim, cats, drawing partying, snowmobiling weekends with MK boys, skiing, horses sexy women, bluejeans girls Station, Stubby’s my song, sub shop gossip Connie cucumbers Holly, sports living in the boonies certain girls. BOCES one special guy, BOCES collecting clovers money, mankind skiing, Adrian boys, BOCES being outdoors by myself wrestling, boys boys, food skiing, shy girls Swain, Miller, money sugar and spice, etc. loud rock music beer, money outdoors, sports, girls Donny McCormick boys, sports, gym class baseball Kelly Hughes Oscar “Meyer” duck hunting Pillsbury’s Dough Boy pizza, RI nights in Hornell sports, children parties life in general boys, BOCES DISLIKES riding BOCES bus Meathead intolerant people prejudiced people cruelty to animals what I like greed getting angry soup and sandwiches waiting, pancakes seeing Bob 2nd and 6th periods salad graduating (Ha! Ha!) riding BOCES bus making up time surprises in my locker not having driver’s license spiders, skunks Addison seatbelts, stereotypes riding BOCES bus work immature boys YY-at times Italian foods a certain person school stuck-up people homework 300 lb. defensive linemen Littles. DARS rabbits and snails speeding tickets Harvey, red lights snobby people girls, beer graduating, bees tons of homework nothing locked doors in the hearse being interrupted soccer physicals unfriendly people Pollock’s homemade wine hypocrites BOCES bus graduating, swim class being called Cathy 40 Horoscopes NOTED FOR WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE my quiet ways being where the action is being myself, absenteeism being a nice pest horses, arty things me never giving up pronunciation of my name talking and smiling being short and giggly Betty sleeping 2nd and 6th periods giggles J. P. Belden never being on time smoking dynamite truthful eyes you name it! being tall mental “deficiency” but A+ John Boy baby blue eyes sense of humor Bon-Bon Olin Mark IV’s red hair and freckles oeing silent talkativeness smile being a ski-freak acting retarded don’t ask me my avariceousness going to a party not quitting honest citizen eyes, smiles, sore knees goofing during Chorus skipping school being a silly wabbit Martha, belching always laughing living in Hartsville the man of her dreams never being outspoken stock boy quietness friendliness electronics technician sole proprietor RN great athlete artist, veterinarian what I want to be wildlife manager registered nurse rich CPA jolly green giant conservation officer certified jock comic artist rich computer engineer policeman in Spain auto mechanic older draftsman doctor successful Navy Wave registered nurse special ed teacher ski bum secretary working with children rich and married nurse civil engineer suave, sophisticated, coordinated dump worker smart and rich rich quick millionaire garbage truck driver phys ed teacher FBI office worker businessman centerfold Ernie Dugan centerfold married just like my daddy data processor partying nightly hospital worker secretary short circuit bankrupt RN ditch digger barn cleaner myself wildlife manager patient poor accountant little green sprout poor unemployed farmer’s wife poor but happy data processor in jail in Canisteo unemployed and poor finder of the Fountain of Youth married in school forever farmer married nurse garbage collector I haven’t decided yet married what I want to be old maid and poor married very good civil engineer dumb, dull, clutsy dump worker!! out at sea drunken fool poor boy alcoholic old maid salesman married the staple Charles Manson cover girl Who knows? just like my mommy gray before 30 drunk ? married 41 42 43 ! i x mSS M!« -«’-nW V ■'j � � . 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Guinane M. Halbert K. Hartman D. Lambert g. Lathrop J. Lindeman T. Lockwood T. Marts Row 1: G. Lathrop, Treas.;G. Mc- Mindcs, Vice Pres.; Row 2: J. Bab- bitt, Adv.; B. Dineen, Pres.;C. Smith, Sec.; J. Yahnite, Adv. 48 of 78 J. McCormick D. McMindes G. McMindes E. McNally M. Matacale « I M. Miles D. Merring L. Micglire D. Miles W. Miller J. Mondell T. Moylan B. Mullen B. Payne H. Mullen P. Mullen S. O’Brien J. O’Dell R. Patterson M. Phillips V. Potter A. Pritchard T. Przystal R. Rhcinheimer 49 P. Roe C. Russell R. Russell K. Schoonover D. Sills B. Smith, C. Smith J. Soper K. Stewart C. Tucker J. VanSkiver D. Warriner Y. Weed D. Weyand B. Woodworth G. Woodworth D. Wright 5. Wright 50 Absent: L. Dytche, T. O’Dell, D. Taynton, C. Woodworth D. Antini E. Bailey B. Birdsall T. Bossard J. Brizzee R. Brown A. Bush M. Campbell G. Chase C. Donahue S. Drake J. Dreyer R. DuBois D. Eid L. Fairman K. Feenaughty L. Fiegl D. Flint 51 S. Florence R. Forshce v. Fry C. Granger B. Haight C. Hall L. Henry L. Houghtaling R. Howland T. Hughes P. Ilges M. Jackson O. Kepner R. Kernan J. Knight D. Knoll J. Leasure C. Libordi Row 1: K. Pratt, Prcs.;S. Florence, Sec.; M. Waufle, V. Pres.; J. Pacanow- ski, Adv.; L. Crocker, Adv.; P. Hea- slip, Treas. K. Maine R- Margarum C. Markham B. McDaniel 52 of 79 P. McDaniel R. Mclnroy J. McMindcs E. Merring B. Morse S. Morse J. Mullen B. Mullen B. Ordway S. Remchuk D. Rhude L. Richeson B. Ritter C. Ritter B. Ross J. Sawyer R. Schultz W. Sharp J. Shaw K. Shaw D Sills S. Smith R. Souder D. Tucker D. Updyke M. Waufle A. Wilson T. Winner C. Woodworth D. Wright I. Yaple M. Yedinak V. Zellar 54 Absent: J. Amidon, C. Dytche, V. Hallett, J. Kopetz, J. Ordway, S. Rautio, G. Stewart, A. Sugden, M. Stratton K. Aber L. A mb u ski T. Anderson P. Antini J. Arthur P. Congdon G. Greeley B. DeMarr S. Dibble C. Dieter B. Dietrich D. Dixon J. Dreyer A. DuBois D. DuBois 55 J. Ebner D. Evingham M. Fairman D. Farrand C. Feenaughty D. FUnt J-Flint P. Flint C Forden H. Forden L. Idc D. Johncr S. Johnson J. Kelley A. Kepncr Row 1: C. Morse, Sec,; B. Dietrich, Treas.; Row 2: D. Johner, V. Pres.; R. Mclnroy, Adv.; Absent: H. Drake, Pres.; G. Tubbs, Adv. 56 of 80 S. Kilmer V. Klindt T. Kneale D. Kratzer S. Libordi D. Lonsberry D. Maine D. Manley M. Manley L. McNally D. Petteys L. Powers M. Price C. Rahr D. Raish 57 A. Rcitnauer D. Rideout M. Rideout B. Russell G. Sanford B. Senear J. Senear R. Severance L. Sharp S. Shaw M. Thompson B. Vosburg C. Welles D. Welles K. Wilson E. Woodworth D. Wright K. Yaple K. Yedinak B. Yeoman 58 Absent: D. Bailey, C. Bostwick, A. Converse, H. Drake, R. Dray, D. Witzman S. Adam R. Amidon R. Anderson A. Arthur M. Bailey T. Bailey L. Ball R. Bettinger R. Bradley B. Burns J. Bush M. Bush C. Chase T. Clair V. Cleveland P. Cole R. Cole S. Cole M. Covel T. Davidson B. Davis S. Donahue S. Donahue K. Douglas T. Drake C. Dreyer P. DuBois R. DuBois 59 T. DuBois W. Eck J. Fairman K. Feenaughty B. Feenaughty T. Flint B. Florence S. Foster D. Gallicchio T. Glover L. Haley M. Haley L. Hall B. Hammond A. Hatch L. Henry K. Hollenbeck L. Houghtaling 60 R. Marlatt K. Markcl L. McCormick T. McCormick V. McMindes D. Merring R. Morse B. Mulhoilen J. O’Brochta K. Pierce W. Smith B. Stephens K. Stiles T. Terry J. Thurkins T. Truscott V. VanSkiver K. Wheeler R. Willis D. Wilson Absent: R. Carney, P. Dytche, R. DuBois, G. Evingham, K. Segar, D. Herbert, L. Mastin, S. Patter- son, D. Reagan, N. Stewart, J. Taynton, S. Stratton 61 A K. Aber M. Ahearn J. Bailey W. Baker S. Ball S. Barron M. Becher a. Bertch L. Bcrtch P. Beyea M. Bretz J. Brizzee M. Brown P. Burnham B. Burns J. Bush J. Campbell T. Campbell Y. Campbell A. Cappiello S.Case B. Charles T.Chriscaden 62 M. Gaskin M. Geffers B. Gorman P. Haight L. Halbert K. Hallctt E. Harter V. Harter R. Hartman J. Hawkins G. Hosmer K. Houghtaling T. llgcs J. Jackson A. Kilmer S. Knight C. Learn D. Lindeman A. Maine T. Manroe B. Margeson J. Markham P. Maronza L. McDaniel 63 E. Potter D. Preston S. Preston M. Prouty M. Raner J. Ray I J. Ray L. Richardson L. Rush V. Seger M. Sheridan D. Shorts J. Smalt T. Soper h. Steffey M. Stewart M. Stewart V. Stewart C. Stiles K. Thompson L. Tucker C. Turner D. Updyke S. Watson T. Watson G. Waufle D. Welles T. White K. Wilkins B. Wilkinson D. Woodworth J. Woodworth C. Wright D. Yeoman 64 Absent: J. McMindes, S. York, R. Bostwick, M. Stratton Row 1: K. Schoonover, K. Reagan, B. Welles, B. Bancroft, P. Mullen, T. Bossard, J. Wright. Row 2: J. LeMon, Advisor; L. Booth, A. Johnson, D. Fisk, B. Smith, B. Ordway, R. Matacale, D. Eid, L. Sawyer, K. Johnson. Row 3: N. Terry, M. Guinane, B. Mullen, L. White, K. David- sen, K. Koch. V. Mullen, M. Carter, C. Hall, K. Thomas, M. Campbell, P. Roe. Row 4: B. Ord- way, M. Grogan, B. llosmer, T. Terry, R. Thomas, R. Banker, K. Meyers, M. Kelley, M. Cappiel- lo, R. l orshee, M. Terry. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Row 1: B. Mullen, K. Koch, L. White. Row 2: K. Reagan, B. Smith, L. Booth, J. LeMon, Advisor. 66 OFFICERS: Row 1: V. Potter. Row 2: J. Dennis, R. Erskine, J. Soper, R. Dreyer. Row 3: B. Mullen, D. Knoll, D. Thompson. Row 1: L. Thompson, V. Potter, B. Potter, J. Knight, J. Mullen, D. Dixon, K. Brown, B. Yeo- man, D. Thompson. Row 2: R. Erskine, M. Stuart, J. Ebner, D. Knoll, N. Mullen, C. Stewart, R. Palmer. Row 3: Mr. Ball, Advisor; G. Palmer, J. Soper, J. Dennis, R. Dreyer, J. Shaw, J. Amidon, R. Scverence, J. Carnes, G. Stewart. 67 Health Careers OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Row 1: M. Grogan, B. Smith, M. Guinane. Row 2: S. Florence, Advisor; K. Koch. Absent: B. Glover, M. Mullen. Row 1: C. Hartman, P. Ilges, A. Bush, D. Updyke, P. Mullen, J. VanSkiver. Row 2: A. Johnson, V. Zcllar, S. Florence, S. Drake, B. Mullen, S. Miller, B. Welles, M. Campbell, L. Booth, M. Gui- nane, S. Thomas. Row 3: K. Johnson, K. Koch, M. Grogan, K. Schoonover, M. Hall, B. Smith, N. Terry, L. White, T. Terry, B. Bancroft, E. Weyand, J. Wright. 68 Junior High Basketball Row 1: T. White, A. Bcrtch, T. McCormick, S. Donahue, T. Preston, J. Fairman, M. Geffers. Row 2: G. Hosmer, T. Ilges, K. Thompson, M. Sheridan, T. Soper, T. McDaniels, T. Chriscaden, D. Lindeman, B. Davis. Row 3: R. Marlatt, P. Dytche, B. Kernan, T. Glover, K. Seger, R. Da- vidson, R. Roser, Coach. 69 Row 1: J. Bush, S. Donahue, D. Soper, B. Ives, L. Ball, R. Kirsch, Coach. Row 2: P. Congdon, K. Feenaughty, S. Adams, B. Hammond. Fausto, Molari, Rudiono, Italy Row 1: C. Hartman, V. Zcllar, T. Davidscn, K. Hollenbeck, H. Mlott. Rowr 2: S. Florence, D. York, B. Forden, N. Terry, F. Molari, B. Mullen, L. Booth, J. Rheinheimer, A. Johnson. Row 3: K. Schoonover. K. Davidscn. B. Bancroft, B. Welles, B. Smith, K. Reagan, T. Terry, L. White. Absent: K. Johnson 70 OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: A. Johnson, Mrs. VanWie, Advisor; B. Smith. Absent: B. Lonsberry, K. Johnson, B. Glover. Kanistean Staff Row 1: G. Lathrop, P. Heaslip, N. Terry, B. Forden, J. Dietrich, S. Wright, A. Johnson, B. Smith, D. Sills, D. McMindes. Row 2: R. Rheinheimer, L. Richeson, P. Stewart, J. Cartella, K. Koch, D. Fisk, L. Booth, B. Mullen, M. Campbell, D. York, S. Drake, K. Johnson, C. Hartman, M. Grogan, J. Lindeman, K. Feenaughty, J. Hughes. Row 3: D. Beers, M. Guinane, D. Fid, S. Florence, L. White, B. Bancroft, B. Welles, M. Terry, B. Ordway, R. Forshee, V. Zellar, A. Bush, S. Cole, K. Maine. ■ OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Row 1: J. Hughes, J. Beckerink, Advisor. Row 2: D. York, A. Johnson, B. Smith, D. Sills, S. Cole. Absent: B. Glover. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Row 1: J. Van- Skiver, B. Oakes. Row 2: E. Bottone, Advi- sor; S. Campbell. Row 1: D. Updike, B. Oakes, C. Clair, L. Fid, S. Smith. Row 2: K. Hughes, C. Hughes, L. McCormick, D. Price, K. Amidon, D. Eid, J. Coombs, S. Campbell, P. llges. Row 3: B. McDaniel, P. Creelcy, T. Pierce, L. McNally, P. Congdon, R. Haight, E. Bottone, Advisor; S. Hawkins, C. Campbell, J. VanSkiver. 72 Row 1: K. Thompson, B. Davis. G. Waufle. C. McDaniels, K. Stiles, D. Preston, K. Hallet, D. Bush, V. VanSkivcr. Row 2: K. Koch, D. Fisk, R. Forshce, V. Klindt, D. Updykc, L. McCor- mick, P. Congdon, S. Barron, D. Sills. Row 3: S. O’Brien, G. Lathrop, T. Guinane, B. Dineen, M. Grogan, T. Terry, B. Ordway, B. Bancroft, J. Rheinheimcr, D. Weyand. 73 74 Row 1: L. McNally, P. Prouty, A. Feenaughty, L. Sharp, L. Richardson, D. Ambuski. Row 2: J. Dietrich, S. Wright, L. Bertch, B. Hammond, K. Poyer, S. Florence, K. Fecnaughty, W. Baker, Row 3: C. Libordi, L. Ide, C. Clair, C. Hughes, L. McCormick, C. Markham, D. Price, L. Am- buski, C. Sharp, D. Wilson, L. Hclmer, P. Congdon, S. Barron, D. Updyke, Mrs. Griffin. Row 4: K. Hughes, C. Donahue, B. Bancroft. K. Davidsen, D. Beers, L. White, N. Terry. T. Davidsen, T. Terry. 75 Row 1: S. Wright. Row 2: C. Clair, D. Eid, S. Kilmer, A. Kilmer. Row 3: K. Pearson, L. Eid, B. Welles. Row 4: L. Mc- Cormick, V. Fry, P. Kemp, M. Guinane. K. Koch, N. Terry, R. Thomas. Row 5: R. Cardman, T. Terry, L . Connors, T. Terry, P. Smith. 76 Pizza Pooh and Beasley J.C. Wiffle-Waufle Kara Burd Deb Bob 78 Senior Orchestra Row 1: N. Carter, M. Halbert, B. Clair, C. Welles, M. Dineen, K. Schoonover, K. Davidsen, B. Kenyon, B. Mullen. Row 2: J. Johner, K. Thomas, K. Aber, M. Grogan, L. Sawyer, J. Sawyer, A. Pritchard, C. Smith, M. Guinane, G. Sanford. Row 3: R. Ordway, T. Terry, M. Yedinak, J. Todd, M. Kelley, C. Hall, S. Florence, J. Rheinheimer, A. Johnson. Row 4: J. Adams, M. Moran, D. Fisk, D. Fisk, D. Sills, J. Thurkins. M. Carter, B. Ban- croft, B. Hosmer, V. VanSkiver, P. Thurkins, Director. 79 Row 1: A. Pritchard, S. Miller, C. Markham, J. Shaw, V. Mulhollen, O. Kcpner, T. Lockwood, C. Talbot, D. Manley,C. Dytche, K. Aber.M. Betting- er, D. Welles, P. Heaslip, S. Grogan, M. Carter, C. Smith, L. Gaskin, S. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Rohrback, Director; H. Mullen, B. Bancroft, J. Flint, D. Bush, D. Sills, J. Arthur, J. Case, J. Porter, J. McMindes, J. Stewart, D. Knoll, T. Merring, R. Foster, R. Heckel, R. Banker, M. Moran, T. Kneale, M. Cole. Row 3: J. Sawyer, M. Campbell, M. Grogan, J. Lindeman, L. Sawyer, R. Matacale, B. Welles, D. Fisk, D. Fisk, T. Guinane, H. Mlott, K. Yedinak, L. Ambuski, M. Tcribury, T. Flint, K. Shaw, T. Terry, T. Terry, M. Yedinak, S. Brown. Row 4: A. Bush, N. Terry, V. VanSkiver, B. Hosmer, D. Dineen, J. Chase, G. Hammond, L. Richeson, J. O’Brien, J. Thurkins, G. Chase, J. Gardiner, L. Shaw, T. Congdon, M. Guinane, K. Thomas, D. Lonsberry, D. Maine, J. Rheinheimer. 81 Morning Has Broken Row 1: J. Gardiner. B. Smith, V. Fry, K. Fiegl, L. Fiegl, M. Carter, J. Thurkins. Row 2: V. Van- Skiver, B. Ordway, D. Fisk, B. Welles, K. Schoonover, N. Terry, J. Todd, S. Florence. Row 3: D. McMindes, V. Mullen, R. Brown, J. Rheinheimer. Row 4: S. Fiumarello, Director; D. Fisk, D. Eid. 82 Row 1: S. Fiumarello, Director; V. Fry, D. Lonsberry, V. Mulhollen, S. Knight, B. Ordway, J. Fairman, H. Mlott, A. Bush, D. Updyke, B. Mc- Daniels, N. Carter, B. Welles, K. Fiegl, L. Fiegl. Row 2: S. Johnson, D. Fid, B. Smith, V. Zellar, P. Antini, P. Congdon, T. Flint, C. Hall, C. Fee- naughty, V. Mullen, D. Pettys, C. Welles, S. Libordi, R. Haight. Row 3: M. Carter, M. Cole, J. Dreyer, L. McNally, P. Mullen, B. Clair, E. Nichols, R. Brown, E. Reitnauer, L. Creeley, R. Kernan, M. Mullen, S. Marlatt, D. Eid, L. Booth. Row 4: C. Hall, D. York, D. Fisk, S. Florence, K. Schoonover, D. Fisk, K. Davidsen, N. Terry, J. Todd, L. White, J. Rheinheimcr, J. Thurkins, R. Thomas, J. Gardiner, D. McMindes, V. VanSkiver, B. Ordway, L. Fairman, L. Richeson. 84 C. Hall, K. Schoonover, B. Mullen, B. Ordway. Row 1: B. Bancroft, T. Merring, M. Carter, D. Bush, P. Heaslip. Row 2: D. Fisk, T. Terry, T. Congdon, T. Flint, K. Yedinak, S. O’Brien, J. Rheinheimer. Row 3: D. Sills, G. Thurkins, V. VanSkiver, D. Dineen, J. Gardiner, T. Terry, M. Moran. 85 87 Junior High Chorus YOUR PAGE For autographs and those special pictures When parents think of a yearbook, they think of your biography. Put a picture and write a story here. If you’ve never felt like a part of the crowd, paste a picture of yourself in the middle. 88 Paste your best friend’s picture here. Baseball 1976 Row 1: B. Stewart, K. Pratt, B. Thompson, V. VanSkiver, S. Thomas, P. Smith. Row 2: J. Diet- rich, D. Peters, G. Chase, M. Mullen, M. Clair, M. Smith, S. Thomas, J. Waufle. D. Galatio, J. O'Brien, D. Kratzer, Mgr.; J. Bossard, Mgr.; D. Kratzer, Coach. 90 Golf 1976 Row 1: S. Wright, T. Congdon, D. McMindes, B. Dineen. Row 2: D. Weyand, B. Ordway, T. Terry, M. Hall, W. Hartman, Coach. 91 Girls Track 1976 Row 1: M. Cappiello. Row 2: O. Kepncr, S. Drake, R. Kirsch, Coach. Row 3: C. Markham. Row 4: M. Peters, S. Reagan. 92 Softball 1976 93 • Foster, M. Grogan, B. Smith, Coach 94 95 Row 1: T. Anderson. Row 2: D. Lonsberry, C. Welles, S. Johnson, K. Thomas. Row 3: M. Dineen, V. Mulhollcn, B. Ordway. 96 97 D. Fisk. M. Kelley. P. Creeley, M. Carter. R. Matacale Homecoming P. Creeley, Queen 98 M. Carter, Attendant M. Kelley, Attendant REDSKINS VARSITY SCOREBOARD Canisteo 7 Leroy 6 Canisteo 12 Geneseo 12 Canisteo 20 Letchworth 0 Canisteo 6 Livonia 13 Canisteo 0 Avon 0 Canisteo 20 Warsaw 13 Canisteo 26 Perry 0 Canisteo 43 York 0 JV Football Row 1: M. Waufle, K. Pratt, D. Prouty, M. Hughes, J. Kelley, J. Flint, T. Zapata. Row 2: P. Thurkins, Coach; M. Ray, M. Thompson, J. Amidon, T. Winner, D. Tucker, G. Hammond, G. Cotton, T. Guinane, B. Dietrich, T. Downey, Coach. 100 Varsity Football Row 1: L. Amidon, E. McNally, S. O’Brien, S. Grogan, D. Weyand, M. Bettinger, T. Clanton, D. Merring, B. Dineen. Row 2: M. Grogan, D. Pierce, M. Hall, B. Ordway, P. Smith, S. Thomas, M. Clair, T. Terry, J. Wright, S. Thomas, J. Pond. Row 3: W. Hall, Coach; M. Helmer, J. Dietrich, G. McMindes, B. Hosmer, R. Cardman, G. Thompson, E. Weyand. J. Thurkins, J. Chase, J. Gard- iner, J. Gardner, W. Hartman, Assistant Coach. cANlSTEO canisteo eawisteo B. Ordway Offensive End Defensive Back R. Cardman Running Back Defensive Tackle T. Terry Offensive Guard M. Hall E. Weyand Quarterback Middle Line Backer A L L C 0 N F E R E N C E J. Gardner D. Weyand Middle Guard Center Honorable Mention M. Clair Steve Thomas Defensive End Defensive Back 101 Row 1: T. Moylan. Row 2: N. Carter, H. Forden, T. Drake, S. Drake, S. Drake. Row 3: Mrs. Bergh, Coach; C. Forden, D. Eid, S. Libordi, B. Welles, J. Coombs, Mr. Roscr. Row 4: M. Gui- nane, M. Kelley, L. White, B. Bancroft, L. Libordi, K. Amidon, A. Bush, P. Creeley 102 Row 1: J. Bush, T. White, B. Lonsberry, V. VanSkiver. Row 2: D. Hosmer, P. Heaslip, V. Van- Skiver, B. Thompson, J. Shorts, M. Yedinak. Row 3: D. Soper, D. Sills, M. Moran, J. Soper, B. Stewart, B. Smith, Coach. 103 Row 1: O. Kepner. D. Wright, A. Reitnauer. Row 2: N. Terry, L. Helmer, L. Fiegl, C. Markham, S. Reagen, M. Peters. Row' 3: C. Smith, M. Terry, S. Florence, B. Forden, B. Kenyon. Row 4: B. Welles, B. Bancroft, L. White, P. Stewart, A. Johnson, S. Hawkins, R. Forshee. Stats And Scorekeepers 104 Row 1: D. Wright, H. Forden, K. Hollenbeck, D. Price, S. Smith, C. Forden, T. Moylan. Row 2: T. Lockwood, J. Sharp, C. Vance, M. Cappiello, L. Houghtaling, S. Arthur, Coach; L. Houghtaling, C. Dytche, D. Eid, S. Remchuk. Girls Basketball 105 Row 1: B. Dietrich, J. Flint, K. Yedinak, G. Stewart, L. Fairman. Row 2: T. Morse, D. Soper, D. Wright, M. Waufle, M. Yedinak, J. Pacanowski, Coach. Row 3: D. Sills, G. Chase, K. Pratt, J. Hollenbeck 106 Varsity Basketball Row 1: M. Glover, M. Hclmcr. Row 2: M. Grogan, V. VanSkiver, B. Hosmer, B. Ordway, T. Downey, Coach. Row 3: S. Grogan, D. Sills, T. Marts, J. Chase, G. Miles, M. Peters, G. Me- Mindes. 107 108 Row 1: M. Rideout. Row 2: L. Hall, L. McNally, S. Cole, M. Kopetz. Row 3: K. Davidson, T. Terry, T. Guinanc, S. Wright, R. Mcrring, D. Bush. Row 4: A. Rheinhcimer, G. Hammond, S. Morse, C. Tucker, G. Thurkins, E. McNally, T. Terry, A. Butler, Coach. 109 Varsity Wrestling Row 1: M. Stewart, T. Clair, A. Kilmer. Row 2: M. Moran, B. Weakland, G. Thompson, D. Thompson, M. Thompson. Row 3: A. McKee, B. Dineen, E. Weyand, J. Gardner, D. Weyand, M. Clair, C. Stewart, W. Hartman, Coach. HO Row 1: B. Clair, T. Roser, Coach; S. Drake. Row 2: S. Smith, D. Rideout, S. Remchuk. Row 1: A. Bush, V. Stewart, D. Updykc. Row 2: V. Fry, R. Kernan, B. Smith, M. Cole, M. Rideout. v o L L E Y B A Row 1: L. ldc, C. Gair, L. McCormick, C. Hughes. Row 2: K. I Hughes, C. Russell, C. Fordcn. Row 3: D. Zapata, D. Price, B. ™ Glover, B. Smith, D. Lid. I 112 Bowling Row 1: J. Barnes, J. Lindcman, R. Mclnroy, P. Hcaslip, J. Knight. Row 2: R. Mayes, L. Thomp- son, R. Howland, A. Kcpner, J. McMindes. Row 3: K. Maine, H. Anderson. R. Heckel. Row 4: L. Richeson, B. Stewart, R. Banker, J. Hcaslip, Coach; R. Rice, M. Leach, J. Bossard, J. Rhein- heimer, T. Mcrring, J. Mayes, K. I ccnaughty. Row 1: K. Hartman, S. Barron, D. Wilson, D. Updyke. Row 2: Y. Campbell, L. Merring, K. Hallet. P. Beyca. K. Pearson. Tile 1977 KANISTEAN has certainly been an experience from the moment of its birth last year. The theme, People- to-People, is reflected not only in design but also in CCS students as well. With so many involved in its production, 1 can only say one big thank you to all for your time. An ex- tra big thank you goes to Mrs. Beckerink for sharing count- less headaches and also by making this yearbook entirely possible. April Johnson E D I T 0 R S As one of the editors of the 1977 KANISTEAN, I felt as though I had married the yearbook. When the planning of the book first started, we started working “from this day forward.” No matter how good or how bad the ideas, pic- tures and other aspects of constructing the yearbook were, we kept working. Whether we had five dollars or five-thou- sand dollars in the bank made no difference in our effort to complete the KANISTEAN. We worked no matter if we had a high temperature, a cold, or felt fine. We do not part with the 1977 KANISTEAN until it is completed and ready to go out into the community. Even then there are still mem- ories of these marriage vows in my mind. I want to thank the staff and especially Mrs. Beckerink for their help. Bonnie Smith This last year of high school has been a busy one. But the most interesting thing has been working on the KANIS- TEAN. No matter how tough it has been, it was a great learning experience. It has been hard meeting all the dead- lines and doing all the little things that have to be done be- fore the yearbook can go out. With the great staff and ad- visor we have had, we hope the ‘77 KANISTEAN will be a success. Considering all the time and effort everyone has contributed to this year’s book, it should be! I would like to give a special thank you to the one and only advisor, Mrs. Beckerink. Without her help and encouragement the year- book would never have been possible. Becky Glover IM sumi VARDEN STUDIOS, INC. 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Weddings—Funerals —Corsages Compliments of F-A DECOR FOOD FACTORY Featuring Hot Cold Subs HOME BUILDERS “At the End of the Park” Canisteo, NY Best Wishes From MacBRIDE’S PFITZENMAIER GULF Good Gulf Gas and Oil Compliments of REITNAUERS Compliments of THE SCHNURLE AGENCY, INC. SPENCER’S HARDWARE APPLIANCE Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Compliments of Compliments of BIG ELMS DUANE'S RADIATOR SHOP CANISTEO AGWAY Compliments of FEENAUGHTY ALLEN Compliments of KANISTEO ZENITH CAROLE'S AUCTION MART CLEVELAND'S SPORT SHOP DAVIDSON'S FURNITURE THE MEN'S SHOP RHUDE'S HOUSE OF MUSIC STEPHENS SERVICE STATION Compliments of KILL BUCK INN Compliments of MCHENRY'S UIL f CT O QUAKER STATE HAROLD PEGGY CRANDALL HELEN'S HAIR STYLES LINDA'S BEAUTY CORNER TOWNETALK BAKERY THE TREASURE CHEST VAN'S ALIGNMENT WAMBOLD’S YARN-CRAFT SHOP MC CORMICK'S LIQUOR STORE Compliments of Compliments of PENN-E-SAVER STERN STERN ut INDEX AFS...................................70 Administration........................ 5 Advertising..........................115 Baseball..............................90 Basketball...........................105 Board of Education.................... 6 BOCES ................................42 Bowling..............................113 Cheerleaders .........................96 Color Guard...........................80 Crosscountry ........................103 Dedication ........................... 4 Editors’Page ........................114 Eighth Grade..........................59 FFA...................................67 FHA...................................72 FTA...................................66 Faculty............................... 9 Football.............................100 Freshman Gass.........................55 Golf..................................91 Health Careers Club...................68 High School Music.....................78 Homecoming............................98 Junior High Basketball Track .......69 Junior High Music.....................86 Junior Class..........................47 Kanistean Staff.......................71 Photography...........................74 Principals............................ 7 Secretaries........................... 8 Senior Class..........................18 Seventh Grade.........................62 Ski Club..............................76 Softball..............................93 Sophomore Class.......................51 Stats Scorekeepers.................104 Stage Band............................85 String Quartets.......................84 Student Senate........................73 Senior Horoscopes.....................38 Swimming.............................108 Tennis................................95 Track, Boys...........................94 Track, Girls..........................92 Volleyball........................... 2 Water Ballet..........................75 Wrestling.............................no Your Page.............................88 120 kJ