Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

1983 KANISTEAN CANISTEO CENTRAL SCHOOL Canisteo, New York Look what Jason and Dave got me. We, the staff of the 1983 Kanistean, are honored to dedicate the yearbook to one of Canisteo’s finest science teachers, George Tubbs. In his years at C. C. S., he has taught Biology, Chemistry, and Physics with the conviction that his students would learn the material, whether we wanted to or not. This devoted teacher will long be remembered for his quick wit and discussions on life. Mr. Tubbs graduated from Elkland High School, Pennsylvania, where he had been active in baseball and basketball. He graduated from Mansfield State College in 1954, after majoring in science. Upon entering the service, Mr. Tubbs was stationed in Korea as an interpreter for the United States. In addition to his school activities as teacher and ninth-grade advisor, Mr. Tubbs devotes his time to hunting, fishing, the store, and his family. He resides on a farm in Elkland with his wife, Grazia, and sons, David and Jason. It is with great respect and regard that we name Mr. George Tubbs as our dedicatee. DEDICATION Row X: Asst. Coach - M. Price. S. Smith. L. Drake. A. Bertch. M. Ahearn, T. McDaniels. J. Flint. B. Dietrich, M. Ahearn. Stat. • B. Bergh Row 2: Manager • E. Dineen. Coach - M. Dineen. Asst. Coach - R. Rohrbach. K. Duncan, S. McKibben, D. Brennan. S. House, T. Hammond. C. Stewart, B. Geffers, Stat. . A. Prutsman. The 1982 Varsity Baseball team ended its season with a record of 20-1, and won Canisteo’s first-ever sectional baseball championship. The Redskins defeated defending Class B champion, Geneseo, 10-0, in the pre-quarter-finals, then took Clyde-Savannah, 3-2, in eight innings, in the quarter-finals. The team qualified to play in Silver Stadium with a 4-2 victory over Oakfield-Alabama. Canisteo then captured the Section V Class B crown after defeating Kendall, 1-0, in ten innings of excitement packed baseball. Seniors, Mickey Ahearn, Andy Bertch, and Tom McDaniels, will be missed next year, but the 1983 season promises to repeat the 1982 season, with 12 veterans returning. The Kanistean takes pride in dedicating these pages to the Section V championship team and Coach Mike Dineen. VARSITY BASEBALL CUPSTAT - 6 Cynthia Beyea Mary Bliss Raymond Brown John Campbell Cevin Carney Jimmy Carney Colleen Charles David Combs Donna Combs Kelly Coombs Albert Creighton Michael Crosby 7 James Davis Donna Decker Richard Donnelly Lyle Drake Stephen Drake David DuBois Lisa Erklenz Anita Feenaughty Kevin Duncan Jody Flint Daniel Foster Kim Gallicchio Bryce Griswold Bonnie Fountain Tracy Gaskin Roy Forshee James Galatio Martin Guinane Sandra Hargrave 10 David Kelley John Lockwood Francis Manroe Michaeleen Marlatt Jacki Martin James Martin 11 Lisa McChesney Mary Jo McLaughlin Kimberly Mullen Mason McChesney Scott McKibben Jeffery Melnyk Janet Mess Clinton Norton Louis Payne 12 Douglas Ray Dawn Rinaldi Michael Russell 13 Mary Pratt Cynthia Poyer Annette Prutsman Dawn Preston Steven Porter Penny Russell Sheila Shorts Janice Smith Steve Smith Mark Stewart Judith Terry 14 Lisa Updyke Michael Venter Kimberly Willis Douglas Woodworth Rosemary Woodworth Scott Woodworth Jennifer Voss Mickey Woodworth Douglas Wyant 15 Echo Yeoman ADVISOR, J. Heaslip: V, PRES., R. Dietrich: PRES., D. Hackemer: TREAS., R. Donnelly: SEC., L. Markel. Camera Shy Seniors Jon Bush Cynthia Cartwright Robert Dietrich Laverne Henry Curt Mulhollen Paul Norbut William Pfitzenmaier George Potter David Price Michael Shepard Gregory Waufle 16 CLASS FAVORITES Female Singer - Pat Benatar Male Singer - Rick Springfield Food - pizza Teacher - Mr. Pacanowski TV Program - Mash Movie - Porky’s Actor - Clint Eastwood Actress - Jane Fonda Sport - Football Pastime - partying Animal - dog Saying - “Oh Yee!” Song - Hard to Say I’m Sorry Time - 2:56 pm Color - blue Beverage - Michelob Magazine - Penthouse, Seventeen FULL NAME NICKNAME LIKES DISLIKES Mark Anthony Ahearn Twi-light Julie dirty sneakers Randy Amidon Pedro parties rednecks Deborah Marie Baker Debbie sports being called Donna Kenneth James Baker Ken 18-wheelers preppies Raymond Lewis Barnes Barney cars Boces buses Elizabeth Ann Bergh Betsy Ca. surfers cold hands Cindy Lou Beyea Cindy being happy Matt Mary Jane Bliss Mary shopping p.f. Raymond Scott Brown Ray Bacon Genny Creme Mrs. Babbitt’s jokes Jim Carney Jimmy freedom school Cynthia Cartwright Cindy reading insensitivity Colleen Beth Charles Colleen a good time Buccardi 151 Michael J. Cole Mike Budwieser rednecks Donna Anita Combs Donna guys snobs Kelly J. Coombs Kelly Karl Chicano girl Albert Creighton Jr. Animal Lisa M. English Michael J. Crosby Crawdad stock cars English 12 James E. Davis Jim Kathy my mom Donna Lynn Decker Spaz Swedish Chef back stabbers Robert Jerome Dietrich Bull cold beer warm beer Richard Edward Donnelly Rich running English Lyle Robert Drake Jr. Bobby-Lyle sports English Stephen James Drake Steve Fridays homework David L. DuBois Dave Chris homework Kevin Robert Duncan Dirty D sports punk rockers Lisa Ann Erklenz Bernice Dan squatting Anita Anne Feenaughty Neat Dennis being called Aimee Jody Lynn Flint Speedy H.G. rednecks Joseph Lee Flint Joltin’ Merle Haggard people who say oh yee Leroy William Forshee Roy Kim certain “green-eyed monster Dan Foster Dragon fast women rednecks Bonnie Mae Fountain Bonners Brian being alone James W. Galatio Jim eating being hungry Kimberly Ann Gallicchio Kim Roy certain “green-eyed monster” Tracy Gaskin Reta soccer complainers Bryce Kelly Griswold Bryce California being without money Martin Dennis Guinane Milo pop-tarts J.J. Dean Francis Hackemer Lard ball football smell of the locker room David J. Haight Dave partying rednecks Sandra Ann Hargrave Sis people unfriendly people Julie Lynn Hawkins Julie guys ex-girl friends (F.W.) Allison M. Henry Alley football snobs Jennifer Lynn Hollenbeck Jenny Magic practicing Constance Houghtaling Connie laughing crude people Blake Frederick Johnson Master getting drunk wet jocks David J. Kelley Las 36-26-36 messed up hair John R. Lockwood Sea gull Mary school 18 FAVORITE SAYING WANTS TO BE WILL PROBABLY BE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER I love ya, Julie pro pitcher water boy Julie Weakland Have the car? rich bum the Swamp definitely secretary pencil sharpener the good times do it to it truck driver truck driver gorilla do it to it auto mechanic truck driver closed lunch not now ... later wife to rich man beach bum rides on baseball bus by-jiggies secretary old maid Dec. 30. 1981 I can handle it rich and famous unemployed Pac forgetting the book go for it! college graduate bag boy at Big M Hornell “Y” Dance - 3 28 81 great! famous unknown Randy’s cabin sounds good employed unemployed flute lessons party shi--er!! pro hair dresser married fun times before dances Got any beer? bum rich good times with P.C. you're kidding!? secretary unemployed first time driving don't a nurse a patient M.B.'s birthday party go for it! fire fighter fire fighter my last year at C.C.S. Oh no! law officer garage sweeper L.C. hitting the wall ya fool! ski instructor bartender senior year with P.J. Whatcha doing? secretary on welfare “Ya left it on the floor Would you Mind!? baseball player comedian playing cards no problem football star an engineer Track 1982 Are you serious? rich and wanted poor and lonely the times he wasn’t there shood electrician electrician C.C.S. don’t hassle me law enforcer thief the trees on the bend sounds like B.S. just like Daddy just like Mommie rattlesnake hunting close enough married a belly dancer Mrs. Thomas Ryan relax married married times with Dennis party pro drummer bum parties at the S.H. babe ... yunno loved in Hawaii the Red Van Oh yee in Debolt family 1 of Jerry’s kids being Homely-Coming Queen little hooker rich average night of Tacos Aw, come on w Brian forever married and happy candlelight champagne that’s funny Disneyland owner Mickey Mouse coming home from Corning pleeease . . . secretary maried w 10 kids the Parish Center Dance Oh no! successful a secretary Coach Roser that’s life engineer sunbathing in Ca. California shut up ya D.B. a nice guy in Alfred the Swamp this weekend?!? a running back playing tackle scoring a touchdown let’s party truck driver bum Coach Hartman bull crap successful housewife fighting w Mrs. Bottone Isn’t he cute!? happily married green M M maker Decker’s mobile Oh well diesel mechanic a janitor the night of the Tacos Funny, huh?! speech pathologist married JoAnn’s campground too much living in mansion a live-in maid S.S. at P.H. hit ’em pilot alcoholic Smitty’s party say what? a rich bachelor poor father at 19 finding the cabin really rich town bum 9 11 82 19 NAME NICKNAME Francis C. Manroe Fran Lori Anne Markel Lori Michaeleen R. Marlatt Mike Jacki Lynn Martin Cooter Jim Martin Lil’Lou Kim Mayorga Oz Lisa R. McChesney Lee Rae Mason McChesney Mason McC Scott M. McKibben Scotty Jeffrey Melnyk Jeff Janet Mess She’s a Curt Mulhollen Curtis Kimberly Sue Mullen Kim Clinton G. Norton Clunk Louis L. Payne Loopy William Pfitzenmaier Pfitzy Reida Lee Pierce Rowdy Steven R. Porter Porter Cynthia Kay Poyer Cindy Mary Margaret Pratt Suzy Dawn L. Preston Dawn David G. Price Dazy Annette M. Prutsman A-nut Douglas A. Ray Sneak Dawn M. Rinaldi Dawn Penny L. Russell Penelope Michael D. Russell Bonzo Michael J. Shepard Shep Janice L. Smith Janice Steve F. Smith Smitty Wendy S. Stage Breeze Judith L. Terry Judy Jana Marie Testani Jana Cindy S. Thompson Nute Lisa Ann Updyke Mona Michael Stephen Venter Mike Jennifer G. Voss Jeni Gregor y T. Waufle Greg Kimberly Sue Willis Kim Alan Scott Woodworth Rudy Douglas Adam Woodworth Doug Mickey Jay Woodworth Mick Rosemary Lynn Woodworth Rose Douglas Harland Wyant Harley Echo Ree Yeoman Yecho LIKES DISLIKES Patty stuck-up people Steve being embarrassed John English 12 spoons Mr. Pac’s comments Laurie school Jeff snob w broken contacts kissing saying good-bye weekends Physics parties homework Fridays school Ken being tickled by Ripp Michelle Burnouts Alta ex-girlfriends Beach Nut Chew English hunting school sex Curtis Eaton long weekends dry humor in Math class J. R. Ewing cold weather Scheherazade homework M. S. Z. F.’s bad jokes Photography pain parties rednecks Aaron being called a farmer Kelly Cronin stuck-up people David homework having fun being picked on parties smart mouths weekends school Rock 102 English speeches sports losing Rock Roll Opera music Bill being yelled at someone I shouldn't “Lo” Daryl Tinker snobs rainbows K. C. having a great time being bossed around J. S. work Bob, Neil, Jack Agway’s gravel road Ray getting up T.H.C. lump in cream of wheat partying stuck-ups sports black people a good time snotty people skiing English 12 Michelob Knicker-Bocker 20 FAVORITE SAYING WANTS TO BE Really now!? married YEAH successful Go for it! working woman They're not that big! 5 star general Let's go to McDonald's star Don’t call me BAKE mud wrestler Knock it off, Boy! secretary Let’s party! rich Go for it! athlete Quit it! rich Relax, hair head! married I’ll pay you tomorrow fireman Fagot 5 foot I fool you rich You what! welder C’mon please! gigolo Chill out rich Keep spreadin' the B's successful Say what? under Itzhak Totally tall Yeah-right Gym teacher Yeah Electrician You tard Legal Assist. No problem teacher Huh? a 32A Like WOW! secretary I won't hurt you Forest Ranger Go for it! a lawyer Sort of-Kinda a lawyer What !!! off the farm Say what? happy He’s a sweetie farmer’s wife Hey Buds, let’s party! policewoman I’m gonna freak out millionaire Hey Buds, let’s party! secretary Bummer Elec. Engineer Oh, right! Computer prog. What! What! What! Engineer Homework! married Control yourself conservationist Bone head welder You ugly equip, operator Hey you guys! Computer oper. It’s not my fault doctor What the H- ! lawyer WILL PROB. BE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER earning money BOCES 81-83 gumball maker me and my shadow” married great times w J.C. 8t K.M. kicked off Army grad, night '82 bum Jr. fit Sr. Prom bouncer good buddy Kelly housewife Art class rich summer of '82 town bum baseball championship drunk bathtub races married Mac’s w K.M. an arsonist M.E. 4’ 11 Vi Halloween '80 a bum lounge bartender C.C.S. priest the RR tracks ditchdigger B.G. at G.S. successful lizard-skinned boots cleaning stalls W-ABC Tatoo’s wife crusing w M., R., 8t T. bench warmer camping at Cortland bartender skipping 8th period farmer’s wife S.H. Senior Skip Day ’82 Pres, of U.S. away football games a mother Halloween '80 constructor Peps-s-si machines grisly bear August 2nd needing one night at Geneseo? Portland dancer B.Ball in History class farmer Silver Stadium happy Mr. Thomas hired hand what does obnoxious mean? wanted by F.B.I. my favorite shower a bum the Harley drunk Royce’s cows a gopher playing fish in lounge beach bum R.S. concert Clepto Al’s soap opera nothing New Years Eve B.T.P.F. Night of the Tacos a welder night I don’t remember working w Dad boring Jr. fit Sr. Prom married F.Ball game w A.H. Ski bum D.L. w J.D., A.F., 8t S.I. bum Sat. night w K.F., etc. 21 HO ML OF THE UNDERCLASSMEN ■ To Everything- There is a season of which always comes to pass. CLASSES OF ... 84.85,86,87,88.89,90,91,92,93.94 and 95 25 CLASS OF 1984 M. Adam M. Alexander K. Adam B. Becker D. Bell J. Beyea D. Brennan C. Campbell S. Carney G. Cline J. Cole T. DeWall CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1 Athletic Dept.: Shawn House; Pres.: Dan Kelley; Athletic Dept.: Julie Weakland; Sec.: Carla Brotzman; Advisors: Mr. Babbitt and Mrs. Babbit Row 2 V. Pres.: Scott Miller; Treas. : Sue Pfitznemaier C. Brotzman M. Cooney K. Cronin R. Downing M. Flanagan T. Glassman R. Hatch M. Hoare M. Hobby ' V-t D. Pierce T. Pierce T. Ryan S. Shaver R. Smith 27 M. Stock W. Strope D. Thompson J. Weakland W. Wilkins E. Weohr L. Woodworth M. York J. Young D. Zinck 28 CLASS OF 1985 D. Blake J. Bretz M. Brown B. Bush M. Campbell Y. Camfield C. Cartwright M. Cline W. Cole C. Conner T. Cronin C. Davis L. DePaulo CLASS OFFICERS — Row 1 V. Pres.: Rhonda Holmes; Advisor: J. McDaniels Row 2 Treas.: Tracy Wyant; Pres.: Nancy Markham; Sec.: Michelle Erklenz T. Dietrich K. Douglass D. Drake M. Drake M. Erklenz J. Gorman B. Geffers C Fountain C. Flanagan G. Hallett E. Hammond C. Harding P. Haring C. Harrington D. Henry M. Koenig B. Kratzer N. Markham D. Maronza M. Matacale J. McChesney M. McChesney P. McGregor B. Melnyk R. Moore P. Mullen S. Mullen D. Mullins L. Ordway K. Patterson D. Petteys D. Preston D. Preston R. Rahmlow J. Richardson E. Salvagin B. Sawyer T. Scott M. Shaver W. Simons 32 K. Truscott T. Wyant R Young S. Zapata CLASS OF 1986 p Cali A. Campbell S. Campbell T. Cartella C. Cole Advisor: Mr. Mclnroy Row 2 Treas.: Phil Cali; V. Pres.: Michele House; Pres.: Sherry Bettinger. K. Firestine R. Farrand K. DuBois J. Donnelly T. Giglio K. Hale M. Hoare E. Hosmer R. Hosmer B. Houghtaling M. House R. Kent D. Kilmer 35 R. Knapp K. Knight T. Kulyeshie S. Kurtz R. Lathrop T. Leasure E. Maine C. Miller L. Moran C. O’Rourke J. Phillips B. Morse M. Morse M. O’Brien M. McLaughlin C. Manley W. Man roe B. Preston G. Preston C. Rahmlow C. Robertson R. SoPhan R. Salvagin T. Sawyer A. Schultz V. Sharp B. Speed 36 K. Willis D. Swift L. Tarantino K. Terry B. Woodworth R Woodworth D. Stewart K. Swanson T. Thompson L. VanHoven D. Wright M. Zinck 37 S. Woodworth CLASS OF 1987 B. Ahrens R. Alexander C. Allen J. Amidon P. Bailey W. Bossard S. Bradley R. Burchard L. Burdick V. Cone B. Congdon G. Cook J. Cooney R. Covel I. Hallett C. Henry D. Henry S. Duncan J. Donnelly A. Greenfield R. Holmes J. Holley M. Kratzer 39 J. Ives J. King A. Knight K. Knight M. Lathrop M. Lehman B. Lewis S. Lewis E. Markel D. Norton M. Norton V. O'Brien C. Orcutt L. Parker D. Preston R. Sawyer W. Schibler S. Snyder J. Soper B. Stanford R. Walker S. Stevens C. Trowbridge C. Wilkins W. Stewart C. Swanson M. Terwilliger 41 T. Willis M. Woehr D Wright CLASS OF 1988 M. Andrews B. Badeau D. Dailey K. Bangs E. Barney E. Beyea R. Beyea H. Birch C. Blake C. Blake S. Brewer R. Brott D. Cali D. Cartella K. Cassidy T. Cline D. Cochran T. Crooks K- Croston M. Davis T. Davis J. Dodge J. Douglass 42 P. Flanagan A. Eldridge C. Horcv R. Griswold S. Glassman B. Freeland J. Houghlating M. Howard P. Kelley J. Kendall R. Kopenski N. Kellogg A. Kendall B. Kepner J Knapp J. Krisher S. Krisher 43 A. Martin S. Martin T. Martin B. McCormick L. McDaniels D. McGregor C. McMindes H. Miller S. Mulhollen S. O’Rourke R. Pierce D. Peters J. Preston N. Pfitzenmaier M. Preston K. Panter E. Potter M. Powers J. Perry 44 V. Preston L. Rahmlow M. Raish P. Preston L. Remchuk T. Ryan H. Schibler M. Sharp S. Smith M. Swift R Teribury T. Terwilliger D. Tingley J. Tolan Learning makes a man fit company for himself. Young 45 D. Vanderhoef M. Wilkins You have 30 seconds. Do you have a book on modern dress? 46 Alright, who took the film? The theory behind this is . . . What do you mean I’m short? “Life is not the goal. It is the process. It is the getting there, not the arrival.” During the summer of 1956 and '57 Mr. Hackemer worked a a lifeguard and became involved in a summer swim program It was then that the idea of becoming a teacher first entered his mind. He was especially interested in physical education. In 1948. he enrolled at S.U.C. at Brockport. however he left at the start of his second semester to enlist in the Navy. When he was discharged from the service in Peb. 1950. he returned to Brockport to complete his work toward a degree When he graduated from Brockport he held bachelor and master degrees in health, physical education and recreation He also holds certification for Director of Athletics and a C A S.. Certificate of Advance Studies in Administration After graduation. Mr Hackemer began his teaching career in the Warsaw Central School District. He was associated with the Warsaw district for a period of 22 years, during which time he taught science in the junior high grade , physical education and health education At various times he also coached football, cross-country, wrestling, cheerleading, tennis and baseball. He served as Assistant High Principal from 1972 until he came to Canisteo in 1979. Congratulations to the staff of the 1983 Kanistean You have, through your fine efforts, produced a book which contains a record of your school years. This record will serve as a reminder of your formative years • the happiest of your life. The friendships made, the confidences shared, the pains of growing up. all will come flooding back. As you look back on these years, memories will fill a natural vacuum It is my hope your lives will be filled with joy. success, and happiness The future is yours to enjoy. PRINCIPAL: John J. Hackemer Stephen Urgenson has been Superintendent of Canisteo Central since August 1, 1978. Prior to Canisteo. Mr. Urgenson served as Assistant to the Superintendent in the Eastchester Union Free School District, and as Administrative Assistant for Business in the Herricks Union Free School District. He taught in the New York City schools and was Chairman of the Mathematics department. He has participated in a number of studies for the Center of Educational Research and Field Services at New York University and was the co-author of An Evaluation of Teaching English as a Second Language in New York City school systems. Mr. Urgenson is a graduate of New York University and is currently completing his doctorate in Education Administration. 48 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: Stephen Urgenson BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW 1: Mrs. Moran; Mrs. Pearson; Mr. Avery Row 2: Mr. Call; Mr. Barnes; Rev. Sawyer; Mr. Napier; Mr Urgenson. BUSINESS MANAGER: William Taylor. 49 50 SEC. OF SUPERINTENDENT: Kaye Bossard 51 H.S. NURSE: Marcia Mcrring H.S. LIBRARIAN: Jean Pratt Connie Gooley H.S. LIBRARIAN. S.H. MONITOR: Sally Weed DRIVER ED: Joseph Prunoske 52The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shore line of wonder. -Ralph W. Sockman SOCIAL STUDIES 7: William Smith SOCIAL STUDIES 8: R. Chris Roscr SOCIAL STUDIES 9: William Hall 53 SOCIAL STUDIES 11: Edward Woehr ENGLISH 8: Kay Scott ENGLISH 12: Suzartne Babbitt 54 SCIENCE 7: Sue Arthur CHEMISTRY. PHYSICS: George Tubbs BIOLOGY: Barbara Arnault SCIENCE 8: Charles Wright 56 MATH 8: Richard Cardman MATH 7: Sue Richetti MATH 10. 11. 12: Zane Fiegl II 57 MATH 9: Richard Mclnroy 58 PHYSICAL ED.: Jean Stuart ART: Richard Thomas HOME ECONOMICS: Elaine Bottone IND. ARTS: Thomas Roffe PHYSICAL ED.: Wayne Hartman 59 READING AIDE - Joyce McDaniels SPECIAL AIDE - Greg Schnurle MATH AIDE - Polly Clark 60 READING AIDE • Bernice Taylor Mr. Mullen has served as Elementary Principal for the past 13 years. A native of Canisteo, Mr. Mullen graduated from Canisteo High School and in 1952 received a B.S. in Education from SUNY at Geneseo. a M.E.D. from Penn State University in 1958 and has done additional graduate work at Cornell University, Bucknell University, Elmira College. Alfred University and SUNY at Prattsburgh and Geneseo. Some of Mr. Mullen’s responsibilities, in addition to Elementary Principal, include Chairperson for the Committee on the Handicapped, Coordinator of the Federal Lunch Program and Chairperson of the Committee on the Gifted. His after school activities include officiating for soccer, football, basketball and baseball. He is also a part-time instructor for Elmira College. He and his wife. Barbara, are the parents of four children. Reading Teacher — Nancy Potter Aide — Barbara House Aide — Alice Cardiner Remedial Math Specialist — Melissia Wehner Resource Room Teacher — Sandra Bush Aide — Cindy Norton Elementary Librarian — Suzi Rauber 63 Everybody needs a break!! 65 rw 1 “1 CANISTEO 5 12 f SCHOOL Camsteo. New York 1 1982 1983 yv I li Mr Hackemer. Principal Gr 6 Mr Brown ijy [£[ li 0 m lt.r EfiRIR Row 1: D Racalto. T Sawyer. R Campbell. D Smith. D Duncan. H Lindsay D Cummings Row 2: K Potter. O Sharp. K Groves. D Whitmore. S Bardeen. J Jamison Row 3: D Perry. D Mylar. B Pomeroy. J Donlon Row 4: Mr Hackemer. Mr Brown. B Young. M Balassone. L Houghtaling. R Trowbridge. B Knapp Row 1: S Howell. S Clark. J Kepner. K Mullen. T Eldridge. J Decker Row 2: L McEvoy. R Runyan Row 3: Mr Hackemer. Mrs Cox. R Bailey. S Barber D Matacale. R Nolton 66 CANISTEO 5 • 12 SCHOOL Canisteo, New York 1982 1983 Mr. Hackemer, Principal Gr. 6 Mrs. Fiegl Row 1: K Senum� . C. Tarantino. P Lathrop. D Nye. D Roffe. A Wallace. K Kri� her Row 2: T Robertson. B Patton. C. Clancy. L. Bixby. M Schumaker. J Loper. B Baker Row 3: M L Coleman. B Mulhollen. M Richardson. B Young Row 4: Mr Hackemer. Mrs Fiegl. B Drake. A Rivers. C. Stewart. T Meeks. D Stewart CANISTEO 5 • 12 SCHOOL Canisteo. New York 1982 • 1983 Mr. Hackemer. Principal Gr. 6 Mrs. Woehr Row It K Collins. M Ball. K Morse. A Leathersitch. K Willis. G Pearl. N Mulvena. C Campfield Row 2: D Melnyk. J. Dodge. J Orosco. S Pierce. E Bradley. D Beyea. T. Fairman Row 3: H Bossard. M Brott. C. Speed. A Raish Row 4: Mr Hackemer. Mrs Woehr. E Feenaughty. D Mullen. R Drake. W Stearns. K Terwilhger. J Bowker 67 Row 1: D Cook. A. Miller. L. Patterson. M Davis. T. Swift Row 2: Mr Hackemer. Mrs. Chura. K Margeson. R Houghtaling. V Drake Row 1: S. Wheatctaft. S Birch. M. Buttery. S. Powers. J. Ordway. C Mulvena. M Westbrook. M Woodard Row 2: D Lee. H. Woodworth. C. Holley. J. Peters. P. Dodge. J. Coogan. K Patton. D Stage Row 3: S. Campbell. A Brown. T. McKee. D. Crook. C. Cassidy. K. Quick Row 4: Mr. Hackemer. Mrs. VanWie. C. Henry. P. Poter. M Camps. A. Tolan. D. Campbell. R. Bossard Row 1: T. Gorman. A. Alexander. E Dineen. S. Stewart. T. Salvagin. B Preeland. H Roffe. C. Bertram Row 2: E River . T Horton. C. Christ. R McEvoy. M Harding. M Cline. S. Mosier Row 3: R Ros. G. Church. I Miller. D Davis. M Kratzer. S. Crane Row 4: Mr Hackemer. Mrs Booth. A DuBois. S Minck. B Lambert. A Sackett. S. Montgomery. L. Hurlburt CANISTEO 5 • 12 SCHOOL Canisteo. New York 1982 • 1983 Mr. Hackemer. Principal Gr. 5 Mr. Chase Row 1: J. Kulyeshie. C. Lindsay. B Gardiner. D. Smith. E Vanderhoef. D. Deceu. K Bos sard A. MicGhre Row 2: S McChesney. C. Gregorius. S. Mullen. B Kennell. C. LaPointe. R Amidon. T. Eldridge. L. Lehman Row 3: B Miller. T Stewart. J. Holley. M Buckpitt. J. Osmin. K McDaniel Row 4: Mr Hackemer. Mr Chase. J Henry. M. Schumaker. H Alexander. E. Booth. L. Edgett. D Hereth OV Row 1: J. Zinck. S McDaniel. K Todd. J. Davit. B Carrig. K Mulhollen Row 2: J. Decker. T. Clothier. M Schnurle. R London. M Kendall Row 3: B Wyant. O. Woodworth. N. Billings, S. Napier Row 4: Mr. Mullen. Mr� . Baier. C. Hartman. A. Hubertu� . K. Howell. J. Pierce Row i: V Caward. C. Dicu� . S McDaniel. H Brown. K Todd. T Pretier. L Graham Row 2: A Simon� . B Bixby. D Cummings. J. Swift. K. Plint. C. Potter Row 3: M Peter� . J. Berg. C. Woodworth. K Barne Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Caple. Mr Schnurle. S Miller. D. Preston. C O'Rourke. J. Weed 70 Row 1: J. Jackson. T Henry. R White. M Campbell. M Birdsall. D Wallace. T Sc ha um berg Row 2: B Roche. J Charles. L Carney. T Garner. M Mehlenbacher. K Brewer. D Planagan Row 3: P Tobias. T Mosher Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Thomas. A. Dragonetti. S Baker. J. Norton. C. James. R Acker Row I: M Cobin. D Stock. T Hughes. J Booth. J Peenaughty. B Quick Row 2: J Beyea. K Burdick. T Martin. M Manroe, D McEvoy. C Gardiner Row 3: D Raish. S Cotton Row 4: Mr Mullen. A DeWall. J Babbitt. J. Witherow. M Bienvenue. D Preston 71 °tLVJ'o f kett R ®0 ley. S- S wV«r- J Hough taling, K Burd Row 2: G Barber. D Kneale. C Woodard. M Drake. A. Clark. A Mulhollen. D Foster Row 3. J. Jamison. C. Ros Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Donnelly. B. Crane. E Crist. C. Piliero. P Lewis. A. Rile Row 1: S Hendrickson. B Richardson. H Semans. G Harvey. M Makitra. S. Stratton. A. Johnson Row 2: Lindsay. M Walker Row 3: D Kanpp. S Kelly Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Friedland C Co D Cole C 72 J. Nye, J Burdick. E. Hartman. S. Robertson. C. Argay. E. Andrus. K. McMindes. J. Robertson Row I: D Curti . J Babbitt. W Brown. J Schult . J Powley. D Reitnauer. V. Hall Row 2: B Venter. H Stewart. W Potter. E Amidon. S Chaffee. B McCourt Row 3: I Spangenberg. D Jack on. D Horey. R Pierce Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr. Laker. K Oroxco. J Becker. S Leather.krh. J Bu h. C Woodworth CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo. New York 1982 • 1983 Mr. Mullen, Principal 2r. 3 Mrs. LaShure Row 1: R Boatard. P Drake. T. Spangenberg. J. Hansen. C Clark. J Sciorra Row 2: J Reichroan. J Roche. S. Burdick. B Webb. M. Pierce. J Stillman Row 3: M Pierce. J Peter . J. Cobin. C. Cartwright Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr . LaShure. D Firestine. T. Ciccotti. J. Davi . J. Campbell. S MaOill 73 Row 1: L. Beyea. D Loper. J Bradley. S C«mey. J Burchard. B McCaig. J Crook Row 2: S Stewart. C. Hughe . J Freeland. J Cole. J Graham. S Amidon. A Kendall Row 3: D Scott. M J Woodworth Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr Avery. E Witherow. A Por hee. W Powley. S Dineen. S Dieter Absent: C Phene . S Ankenbauer Row 1: M Pfitzenmaier. S Birdsall. J Brew C Buttery. J Krog. C Charle . C Shaumberg Row 2: K Drake. K Loper. M Kellogg. J Burge . S Bretz. P Wyant Row 3: C Lew� . D Montgomery. B Cole. S Mullen Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr Bowden. S Grove . J Turner. R Caward. N Steven D Miller 74 CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo, New York 1982 1983 Mr. Mullen, Principal Gr. 2 Mrs. O’Brien Row 1: J Weed. B Ball. A- Meehan. B Speed. F Horton. T Davi� . P Greenfield Row 2: R Pierce. K Bicker. B Quick. S Bradley. P Burdick. J Henry Row 3: C. Lewi� . M Annabel. S Houghtaling. K Kendall Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr O'Brien. P Stewart. K Bo� � ard. D Lewi . D River� . G Burdick Row 1: J McCarthy. T Woodworth. T Campfield. S McGregor. M Crane. C Robin� on Row 2: M Dodge. S Moravec. C Kent. M Micglire. J Brott. T Lathrop Row 3: T McLaughlin. E Marlatt. A Parka� . T Cox Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr� Ravnikar. M Henry E Rinaldi. A Loper. G Yang Aboent: P Drake. B. Cunningham. F. Buchanan CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo. New York 1982 1983 Mr. Mullen. Principal Gr. 2 Mrs. Raunikar Row 1: R O’Rourke. D Weak lend. M Raiah. T Patton. S Mullen, C Bixby. M Miller Row 2: S Roa. J Dixon. B Matacale. C Kellogg. J Holevinaki. E Blake. T Davie Row 3: K Mulhollen. C. Smith Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr� Brown. W Nichols. C Cartella. C. Tobia� . J McCourt. J. Lantz Row 1: K Connell. A Henahaw. M Dewey. R Miller. N Alexin. C Cullen. C Krisher Row 2: C. Campbell. M Piiiero. C Ro� . J Coatley. T McCarthy. C Gregorious Row 3: A Weed. J Edgett. G Woodworth. F Kinne Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mr� Brady. S. Kent. D Campbell. J Porter. J Lichtenberger. W Bidaall CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo, New York 1982 • 1983 Mr. Mullen, Principal Gr. 1 Mrs. Brady CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo. New York 1982 1983 Mr. Mullen. Principal Gr. 1 Mrs. Brown Row 1: K Todd. M McMindes. T. Cotton. C. Drake. M Buchinger. J Don Ion. J Brown Row 2: B Bixby. M Hartman. E Crane. B Horey. R Robbins. A. Connell Row 3: T Bush. K Barnev R. O'Dell. R Harvey Row 4: Mr Mullen. M Rothenbuhler. Ms LaPiana. B Burd. A Kinne. J Schultx. K Helmers Row 1: B J. Rawleigh. J Buckmaster. B Remchuk. S Barnard. S Wallace. D Hurlburt. K Turner Row 2: J Kneale. B Stevens. K Kriaher. C Hall. H Davi . C Yang Row 3: T Berg. D Conners. S McChesney. M McGregor Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Napier. M Bardeen. J. Argay. R White. A Henry. L Ilges 77 Row 1: F Du Boj� . D Robertson. B Burdick. H Spangenberg Row 2: H Campbell. J Burge� � Row 3: Mr Mullen. Mr� Knapp. S VanHoven. Q Hendrickson. C. Sc ha um berg K?nl M «00t ‘ D Eldr,d« E McChe.ney. R Triplett. T Meehan Row 2: J Buckpitt. T McKee. L Campbell. W Martin. G Hamphill. K Swan� on Row 3: K Willi� . J. Fiegl Row 4: Mr Mullen. B J Klees. S Annabel. C Horton. J Ouellette. J Mosher 78 Row 1: K. Baker. C. Randall. C. DuBois. D. Campfield. T. Burnes. T Mason Row 2: H Barber. E Horton. J Mcgregor. M Cline. S Seger Row 3: K Amidon. R Vanderhoef Row 4: Mr Mullen. Mrs Hopkins. Ms Marshall. B Willey. J Bicker. A Kennell CANISTEO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Canisteo, New York 1982 • 1983 Mr. Mullen, Principal (dan. Mrs. Roach Row 1: Y Barnard. K Woehr. A Napier. B J Walker. E Weakland. K Cotton Row 2: T Coogan. A Morse. J Arthur. T Cain. D Hansen. F Johnson Row 3: C Lathrop. N Rife. M Latham. J Fuller Row 4: Mr Mullen. M Henry. B LaShure. L M Ross. R Scott. K Potter 79 Row Is A. Mullins. N. Davis. C. Racalto, K. Potter. B. Hubcrtus. S. Hatch. Row 2: K. Jackson. J. Micglire. J. Hartman. D. Sciorra. J. Orozco. Row 3: D. Kent. M McMindes. C. Lindsay. T. Moylan. Row 4: Mr. Mullen. Mrs. Smith. J. McKee. J. Mead, K, Manry, L. Ryan. 80 81 NURSING - K. Coombs. BOCES COSMETOLOGY - Row 1: C. Thompson. Row 2: C. Charles; J. Martin; J. Mess. 82 BUILDING TRADES - S. McKibben. ELECTRONICS - J. Melnyk; S. Drake. HEAVY EQUIPMENT - Row Is M. Woodworth; J. Carney; K. Baker Row AUTO BODY - B. Pfitzenmaier; F. Manroe. 2: J. Martin; J. Lockwood. CONSERVATION Row 1: M. Russell; R. Forshee; J. Galatio; S. Woodworth; D. Haight. Row 2: K. Carney. WELDING • Row 1: D. Woodworth; D. Coombs Row 2: L. Paine; B. Drake. 83 ADVANCED BUSINESS MACHINES - Row 1: J. Terry; J. Testani; C. Beyea. Row 2: R. Woodworth; S. Porter. SALES MARKETING - A. Fecnaughty; M. Marlatt. 84 AUTO MECHANICS - A Henry; R Barnes; G. Potter IN APPRECIATION . . . Mac McDaniels Meg Vance The 1983 Kanistean staff takes great pride in expressing their appreciation to two individuals who have served our school not only as dedicated bus drivers but also as supporters of our school athletic programs. With a combined service of over sixty years Meg Vance and Mac McDaniels have always been favorites of the baseball and football teams. Their good nature, concern for the youth of our community, and friendship will always be remembered by Canisteo students. 86 n a. 'mm| -Ut V | V i m i iV ' T 'V SPORTS ■1 .V JyV-v •■ •jK V7-', 4«. --v ■ - .. «R V •? i� % FOOTBALL Row 1: G. Hallett, B. Geffers. B. Griswold. M. Russell. R. Brown, S. Smith. Row 2: C. Mulhollen, B. Dietrich, M. Ahearn. J. Flint. M. Woodworth. D. Kelley, R. Donnelly. Row 3: Coach Hartman. Asst. Coach Mr. Thurkins. B. Johnson. R. Forshee. D. Hackemer, B. Drake, D. Wyant, J. Galatio, J. Davis. J. Martin, Asst. Coach G. Rife. Coach Hartman The 1982 Canisteo Redskins finished the year with a 6-2 (5-1 league) record. They tied for the Livingston County Division II League Championship with Elba and Warsaw. The Redskins were tied for the third spot in sectional points with three other teams but failed to make one of the sectional spots when the Harbin point system was used to break the tie. Although disappointed at not making the sectionals, they did get some satisfaction knowing that they had beaten the Sectional Champs (Elba) 22-6 during the regular season. The following members of the Canisteo Redskins made the Livingston County Division II All-League Team: Dean Hackemer - Offensive and Defensive Tackle - 1st team Bob Dietrich - Offensive Guard - 1st team Bob Drake - Offensive Center - 1st team Bryce Griswold - Running Back - 1st team Linebacker - Honorable Mention Jim Davis - Offensive End - Honorable Mention Steve Smith - Defensive Back - Honorable Mention Mark Ahearn - Defensive Back - Honorable Mention Records Set by 1982 Redskins 1. Most yards rushed in a season by a team - 1296 yds., av g 162 yds. 2. Least yards given-up rushing for the season - 576 yds., av g 72 yds. 3. Longest Interception Run Back for T.D. - Doug Wyant, 79 yds. 4. Least yards given-up rushi ng one game - 6 yds. Warsaw 5. Most first downs made in a season - 94, av g 11.7 Talk about laying down on the job! Tough game. Dean? Nice hands. Doug Oh no. they’re all after me! Jumpin’ for joy!? J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: J. Bretz. S. Woodworth. R. Farrand, E. Maine. D. Moronza, L. VanHoven. Row 2: K. Stuart. D. Cotton. R. Woodworth. R. Young. R. Knapp. B. Speed. M. Adams. Row 3: Coach House. K. Baier. P. O’Rourke. M. York, T. Sawyer. J. Richardson. B. Houghtaling, B. Moore, C. DuBois. Coach Rahr. The J.V. Football team had a record of 3-4, with all three wins coming by shutout. They got off to a slow start, losing their first three games but came back to win three of their last four. A 6-0 victory over Elba, at home, got the Redskins moving, and an 18-0 win at Perry came the following week. The final win came at Letchworth with a 16-0 score. 90 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: J. Weakland. M. Pratt, M. Alexander Row 2: A. Prutsman. S. Pfitzenmaier, J. Martin. Row 3: T. Wyant, L. Moran, K. Cronin. We’re 1 91 J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: M. Cooney. Row 2: M. Davis. M. House. T. Cronin. K. Swanson. Row 3: M. Venter, T. Westbrook. S. Brown. 92 J. V. SOCCER This stinks! Row 1: J. Ives, L. Moran, D. Tingley. B. Griswold, L. Burdick. Row 2: M. Woehr, L. Tarantino, M. O'Brien, R. Holmes, K. Knight. A. Camps. Row 3: Coach: J. Stuart, T. Cartella. S. Baker, A. Kepner, P. Bangs, M. Brown. With 2 returners from last season, Page Bangs and Karen Knight, (after losing Michelle Brown to injury) add 10 more very young and inexperienced players and we came up with a team that played with a lot of heart and determination. We improved our record over last year by ending with a 3 - 9 - 2 record. The highlight of our season was a 2 - 1 win over Addison with Theresa Cartella scoring a hat trick. VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: T. Gaskin, J.Testani, M. Drake, S. Zapata. J. Gorman. Row 2: L. Ordway. B. Bush. D. Howell, V. Sharp, D. Preston. Row 3: K. Aber. D. Preston, K. Klindt, B. Bergh, M. Erklenz, J. Hollenbeck, D. Baker. Coach: C. Roser. The soccer team ended this season with 6 wins and 10 losses, a big improvement over last year’s record, but disappointing for the talent on the team. Seven of the 10 losses were by only 1 point; excellent defense was the team’s hallmark. Highlights of the 82-83 season were defeating Addison 1 - 0 , who went undefeated the rest of the season and became Class A sectional champs, participating, for the first time, in 2 night games (Bath Wellsville), and playing A-A for the county B championship, in which we were defeated 2-0. The talents of seniors Debbie Baker, Betsy Bergh, Tracy Gaskin, Jenny Hollenbeck, Dawn Preston, and Jana Testani will be greatly missed. Tracy, Jenny, and Dawn, this year’s captains were the team’s inspirational leaders, having been varsity team members for the past 5 years. Next year’s team will find some tough going to fill the shoes of the seniors; but with most of the starting line returning and the core of defense returning, next year should prove to be an exciting and productive year. 94 Coach Roser thinking of a way to win. CROSS COUNTRY pant, pant Row 1: Miss Wiseman • coach, B. Wilkins. M. Guinane. S. Miller, E. Woehr, D. Combs. P. Ambuski. Row 2: P. Cali, S. House. This year the cross-country team got off to a late start and couldn’t compete until later in the season. But once running competitively, the group strove to do their very best while on the course and set personal records. Each meet was full of excitement and it was thrilling to watch these athletes improve throughout the season. We are looking forward to the ’83 season. 96 VOLLEYBALL Row 1: L. Moran, K. Firestine. Row 2: R. Davis. D. Preston, S. Bettinger. B. Morse. P. Ray. Row 3: Coach Stuart, T. Bowles. D. Wright, B. Bcrgh, J. Hollenbeck, D. Baker. D. Preston. This year the girls had the opportunity to compete at the varsity level in volleyball. Starting six years behind the other schools in the county, we found that this is a sport that does not come easy. Each skill is so specialized that it takes nearly three years to build a team with those skills. We tried to condense those three years into three weeks. The frustrations, tears, broken glasses, and bruises resulted in many joyous moments. The successful serves, power spikes, blocking an opposing spike, “diggins” the spike before it hits the floor and even those intense” volleys were enough to have other teams be impressed. But the ultimate pleasure was to be able to face these schools in the county to play all five games before taking the match. Matches were: Addison: MS, 16-14. 15-13, 8-15, 5-15 Prattsburg: 15-3. 2-15, 15-22, 6-15, 11-15 Alfred-Almond: 1-15, 15-11, 4-15. 15-3, 6-15 With a little more time, patience, and hard work, the team will develop into stiff competition. At the J.V. level, the players only play the best two games of three to win the match. Being very young and inexperienced, these players showed that they will be the team in the future to watch out for by winning four of their matches. Teams and scores: Alfred-Almond: 15-4 15-10 Prattsburg: 15-8 15-2 Hammondsport: 15-6 15-3 Jasper: 3-1515- 9 15-2 In a couple of years, with desire, patience, and much practice, these young players could have the ability to be one of the top contenders in the county. VOLLEYBALL BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: E. Hosmer, K. Baier. T. Dietrich, P. Cali, B. Alien. Row 2: T. Sawyer, B. Houghtaling. Coach Rahr, C. Garner, J. Richardson. The boys’ J.V. basketball team finished the season with a very respectable 10-8 record. In what was supposed to be a down year, they posted a 9-5 league record which was good enough for second place. The team proved to be an exciting one to watch as six games were decided by 2 points or less; two games after the final buzzer on foul shots, and one win in overtime. This year was a true team effort as seven different players led the team in scoring at least once, three players battled down to the final game for top defense, and we out rebounded our opponents by 135 despite being the smallest team in the league. We are losing four sophomores next year (Keith Baier, Jay Richardson, Tom Dietrich, and Bryan Allen) but will return our top scorer (Clark Garner) and our top rebounder (Brad Houghtaling). Phil Cali, Eric Hosmer, and Tom Sawyer will return as well. 99 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL CAHIST’E UNISTfff1 ANISTEo I SISTEq c N7Sr ’ Row 1: M. Adam, J. Lockwood, S. Smith, B. Drake, S. House, J. Davis. Row 2: J. Flint. B. Dietrich, R. Forshee. Coach Pacanowski, P. Ambuski, M. Ahearn, D. Wyant. One of the greatest disappointments of 1982-1983 is the end of the basketball season. It means that nine seniors will graduate, and three juniors will be left to maintain a winning, hard-working attitude. It is with deep appreciation and thanks for many jobs well-done that I wish to say “goodbye” to this fine group of young men. Your “never say die” attitude will always be remembered. Basketball is a team game and everyone contributed: Bob Drake and Joe Flint led the team in scoring for the year. Roy Forshee is no doubt Canisteo’s all time leading rebounder. Steve Smith led the team in defense and assists. Doug Wyant was the leader in field goal percentage and consistency. Special thanks go to Jim Davis, Bob Dietrich, Mark Ahearn, and John Lockwood for their patience and strong support. Bob Dietrich also led the team in free throw percentage. Again, thank you for your hard work and dedication for four years. Shawn, Pete, and Mike - be ready for 1983-1984. Coach Pacanowski VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: M. Pratt, M. Drake, J. Weakland, M. Davis. Row 2: T. Wyant, J. Martin, S. Pfitzenmaier. L. Moran. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: S. Brown. Row 2: M. Cooney. Row 3: K. Cronin. P. Bangs. T. Cronin. Row 4: M. House. Row 5: M. Venter. 103 VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: N. Markham. L. Moran. K. Swanson. S. Bettinger. Row 2: D. Preston, K. Klindt, Coach Stuart, M. Erklenz D. Baker. As I write this, we are just starting our season. This year the team is young and inexperienced but showing good improvement. Returning to the squad are seniors — Debbie Baker and Dawn Preston, junior — Karen Klindt and sophomore — Michele Erklenz. Rounding out the team are senior — Cindy Poyer, sophomore — Nancy Markham and freshmen — Sherry Bettinger, Lisa Moran and Kim Swanson. 104 J. V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: M. Campbell. D. Tingley, T. Ryan. N. Pfitzenmaier, J. Ives, B. Morse. Row 2: Coach Smith. D. Wright. C. Allen, R. Davis. P Ray. D. Johnson. ■N This year we have all 1st year players except Jodi Ives and Melody Campbell. We won the consolation game in the Mount Morris Girls Basketball Tournament. Donna Tingley won the offensive M.V.P. for the Junior Varsity Division in that tournament. SWIM Row 1: M. Guinane. D. Foster. D. Dubois, D. Kelley, D. McCormick, L. Hammond. Coach Roser. Row 2: K. Patterson, J. Young, B. Dubois, F. Klindt, E. Salvagin, W. Mulhair. Despite taking 132 out of a possible 198 first places in dual meet action. The swim team ended the season with an 8-10 record and broke many school and pool records. Seniors Marty Guinane swimming both relays, the I.M. and breaststroke; Dan Foster swimming the medley relay and backstroke events; Dave Kelley in the diving; Brian Dubois in the 400 F.R., 200 500 Freestyle events; Dave Dubois in both relays, 200, 500, fly and backstroke events will be sorely missed. The swim team will center around Fred Klindt next year who has 5 school records in the 200 M.R., 400 F.R., 200 Free, 100 Free and 50 Freestyle events. Other team members returning are Jeff Young, Wayne Mulhair, Ed Salvagin, Kevin Patterson, and Libby Hammond. 107 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: T. Thompson, P. Doane, C. Stewart, D Haight, D. Thompson, R. Brown, J. Martin. Row 2: D. Hackemer, B. Geffers, B. Griswold, M. Woodworth, D. Combs, Coach Hartman. The 1982-83 Canisteo Wrestling team finished the season with many major titles to their credit. They are: Class D Sectional Champs. 1982-83 Campbell Tournament Champs, 1982-83 Steuben County League and Tournament Champs. They also finished the season with a 14-1 record - their only loss to Bath 28-27. Campbell Tournament Champs Dave Haight - 119 lbs. Dean Thompson - 132 lbs. Bryce Griswold - 167 lbs. Don Brennan - 215 lbs. Dean Hackemer - 250 lbs. Sectional Champs Dave Haight - 119 lbs. Dean Thompson - 132 lbs. Bryce Griswold - 167 lbs. Don Brennan - 215 lbs. Dean Hackemer - 250 lbs. Midlakes Tournament Champs Dave Haight - 119 lbs. County Champs Dave Haight - 119 lbs. Dean Thompson - 126 lbs. Mick Woodworth - 155 lbs. Bryce Griswold - 167 lbs. Don Brennan - 215 lbs. Dean Hackemer - 250 lbs. The Wrestling team will miss the contributions that the seniors made to this years success. The seniors are: Rich Donnelly. Dave Haight, Ray Brown, Jim Martin, Dave Combs, Mick Woodworth, Bryce Griswold, Dean Hackemer. Records Set By 1982-83 Wrestling Team Tie - most wins in a season by a team - 14 Most career wins - 91 Dave Haight Most pins in a season - 16 Jim Martin Tie - most individual sectional championships - 2 Dave Haight 108 109 J. V. WRESTLING Row 1: R Donnelly. S. Woodworth. D. Greenfield. R. Farrand. Row 2: B. Weakland. B. Snyder. R. Woodworth. Coach Hartman. 110 GIRLS’ BOWLING Row 1: D. Henry, D. Combs, I. Hallett. Row 2: L. Burdick, R. Holmes, Row 3: R. Covel, J. Beyea; C. Harding, L. McChesney, C. Henry, C. Beyea, Miss Richetti. The 1982-83 Girls’ Bowling team showed substantial improvemens this season. Seniors Cindy Beyea led the team with high game, high series, and high average. Lisa Burdick was our most improved bowler, raising her average by 20 pins. Rhonda Holmes was Fourth in the singles division of the County Tournament and the doubles team of Cindy Harding and Debbie Henry was fifth. Ill BOYS’ BOWLING Row 1: D. Maronza. D. Bradley, J. Bush; Row 2: J Melnyk, M. Hoare, S. McKibben, S. Krisher, A. Campbell. B. Melnyk, Mr. Heaslip. This year there are 15 boys in grades 7-12 in the Boys’ Intramural Bowling. They bowl each Wednes- day for a 12 week season at the Hornell Bowl. Early in March the boys with the highest averages for the season participated in the Steuben County Tour- nament. We enter the 5 man team doubles and singles competition. Winners in the county tournament enter the Section V competition in Rochester. Scott McKibben and Pat Haring won the doubles competition in the County Tournament this past March. ► 112 ■■ Row 1: K. Stewart, T. Hammond, S. House. B. Kratzer, D. Kearney. C. Garner, Row 2: D Maronza, B Simons. B. Melnyk, R. Young. Coach Rohrbach. A very young 1982 J.V. Baseball team compiled a 3-9 record following a year (1981) without J.V. Baseball . Most of the games were close and hard-fought with Canisteo showing much talent and promise for future years of baseball at C.C.S. J. V. BOYS’ BASEBALL VARSITY GIRLS’ SOFTBALL 15 ANNUAL - EETliiG 8 PW 16 BUDGET RENOVATION ■r!■ Row 1: M. Erklenz, T. Wyant. L. Updyke, P. Russell. D. Baker. T. Brasted. Row 2: D. Preston. M. Marlatt, T. Gaskin. J. Testani. M. Drake. D. Bell, N. Markham. The girls’ scheduled season was not as successful as hoped for with 2 or 3 positions not reaching expected potentials. The final records were 4-2 and 5-6. Despite a season of disappointments the team ended the season competing in sectional play with tremendous enthusiasm and outstanding playing skill. The effort, determination and teamwork that they lacked during the season came on strong and they saw the rewards of their “will to win.” The girls upset 4th place Byrn-Berger (5-2) in round one of sectionals and went on to defeat 5th place Kendal (11-10) in round two. The team lost in semifinals to 1st place Perry (4-3). Next year we will be losing two of our finest players: Deb Preston, centerfielder, was our only graduate: and Theresa Brasted, 2nd baseman, is moving. However, the team expects to have 12 returnees. With the exhilarating effort and attitude being what it was during our last 3 games we anticipate a very effective performance in '83. Special thanks to our graduating scorekeeper Karen Houghtaling. 114 115 J. V. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Row 1: C. Orcutt. M. Venter, M. Campbell, Row 2: K. Adam, C. Allen, S. Carney, L. Moran, K. Swanson. Row 3: D. Alexander, manager. M. Alexander, L. Moran, T. Makitra, S. Bettingcr, M. Davis. J. Ives. For the J.V. softball team, 1982 was a good year for individual growth and achievements. Although they ended with a perfect 0-6 record, the season was a profitable one. This young team consisted of six sophomores, two freshmen, four eighth graders and three seventh graders, most of whom will return, making 1983’s team stronger and more experienced. 116 TENNIS Row X: Coach Thomas. C. Harding. K. Aber. J. McChesney. B. Strope. Row 2: C. Cartwright. J. Bailey, M. Adam. After having five winning seasons in a row the tennis team is in the beginning stages of rebuilding. Since last years team, girls will comprise half the squad and are showing great promise for the future. Last year the newly formed doubles team of Cindy Harding and Cindy Cartwright handily defeated an Alfred- Almond boys' doubles by a score of 9-4. Mike Adam will be one of our returning veterans starting in the first singles spot and we will fill in the next of the spots as we go along. 117 GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: Coach Stuart, D, Preston, K. Knight, M. Woehr, K. Gallicchio. K. Allen, Row 2: L. Hammond, D. Decker, J. Hawkins, D. Combs. P. Bangs. This past season was a “new and unique experience” for all of us. For some, it is the first personal bests you have ever set. Others of you helped young teammates by teaching them (and even the coach) new tricks. The mutual cooperation and dedication each one of you gave only resulted in personal and team success. In closing, I would like to wish everyone an excellent season next year and further success to Sue Erklenz and Jackie Smeets as they continue into life. Jean Stuart County meet: 3rd - 200 meter dash — D. Preston 4th - 3000 meter run — D. Zinck 400 meter relay — J. Hawkins, K. Knight, D. Decker, D. Preston 3200 meter relay — K. Knight, D. Combs, D. Zinck. K. Gallicchio High jump — J. Smeets 118 BOYS’ TRACK S. Miller, R. Donnelly. J. Galatio. K. Baker, M. Guinane. R. Forshee The 1982 boys’ track team was small. For most of the season, there were only twelve members on the team. Because of this, the team did not do well in duel meets. Winning only two of seven. However, the boys did very well in individual events at the meets and won the counties by beating Hammondsport 83-50. Individuals did well in the following: Jim Galatio in the shot and discus; Marty Guinane in the high jump and the triple jump; Roy Forshee in the long jump and hurdles; Tim Soper in the 100 and 200 meter runs; Dan Kelley in the Pole vault and 800 meter run; Ken Baker in the hurdles; Rich Donnelly, Jeff Young and Scott Miller in the mile and 2 mile runs; Fred Klindt in the high jump and Randy Amidon in the shot. Jim Galatio was the most outstanding member of the team setting a school record in the discus at 139’8 , breaking his own record from the past season. 119 GOLF Row 1: D. Hackemer, B. Griswold. J. Preston. D. Welch Row 2: G. Preston. P. Cali, E. Hosmer, K. Baier. The varsity golf team finished with a 3-8 (1-3 league) record. Four of those matches were lost by one point. The J.V.’s ended with a 3-1 record. The team was led by seniors Pete Banko and Dave Lindeman (sectional qualifier), Jeff and Greg Preston, and our one returnee Mason McChesney. Hopefully, a strong J.V. squad of Dean Hackemer, Bryce Griswold, Dave Welch, Keith Baier, Dave Price, Phil Cali and Eric Hosmer will bolster our chances next year. ___ 120 SCOREKEEPERS I V Football: J. Cole. T. Makitra. S. Carney. A. Cotton. IR Boys’ Basketball: M Shaver. K. Gallicchio. M. Bliss. S. Shaver. J. Terry. 121 1982 HOMECOMING QUEEN: Reida Pierce Escort: Marty Guinane 1ST ATTENDANT: Lori Markcl Escort: Curt Mulhollen 2ND ATTENDANT: Judy Terry Escort: Bill Pfitzenmaier 3RD ATTENDANT: Penny Russell Escort: Greg Waufle 4TH ATTENDANT: Kelly Coombs Escort: Scott McKibben 122 Richard Simmons really works. The PGA? Open wide. LETS GU KtLOfV j’ - g t i A 1 Wem «• 24 r rf T |V !f — J - ¥ ik m j d V. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The men of Anatevka?! MUSIC ti • - w 1 'v1 • tfln JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH BAND Row Is T. Giglio. S. Brown. K Douglass. D. Preston. C. Fountain. D. Preston. D. Johnson. M. Koenig. M. House. S. Carney. C. Campbell. C. Cartwright. S. Shaver. Row 2: T. Cartella. L. Moran. L. Tarantino. M. Flanagan. J. Smith. B. Fountain. C. Houghtaling, L. Hammond. S. Barnard, G. Meeks. M. Venter. K. Klindt, S. Pfitzenmaier. T. Ryan, J. Weakland. T. Cronin. T. Wyant. Y. Campfield. Row 3: B. Bergh. M. Shaver. M. Bliss. B. Allen. J. Young. L. Moran. D. DuBois, B. Stropc. R. Salvagin. P. Doane. K. Stewart. B. Houghtaling. Row 4: D. Wyant. B. Johnson. J. Richardson. A. Crane, S. House. T. Steffey Row 5: C. Cartwright. K. Baier. D. Cotton. D. Swift. E. Salvagin. J. Bretz. B. Andrews. J. Hollenbeck. J. Flint. J. Davis. C. Norton. T. Dietrich. E. Hosmer, W. Mulhair. C.ANIS TEq ENTRAL SCHOOL BAND Row Is D. Cochron. C. McMindes. K. Collins, H. Miller, D. Cali, C. Allen, T. Giglio. T. Ryan. R Holmes. Row 2: D. Bailey. M. DuBois. L McDaniels. K. Aber, B. Freeland. T. Stevens. C. Burchard. R. Walker. S. Martin. M. Preston. Row 3: J. Preston. N. Pfitzenmaier. M. Lehman. J. Ives, M. Howard, K. Bangs. M. Dwight. R. Burchard. C. Blake. P. Banko. Row 4: J. Douglas. J. Baier. J. Combs. D. Baker. C. Davis. D. Preston, J. Dodge. M. Davis. T. Cline. K. Cassidy. Mr. Rohrbach. 126 JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Row 1: S. Bettinger. J. Gorman. A. Welles. S. Creeley. M Hoare. L. Ordway. P. Cali. M. Cooney. C. Rahmlow. M Pratt. S. Mullen. M. Campbell. C. Creeley. Row 2: E. Yoeman. G. Preston. B. Sawyer. B Andrews. J. Hollenbeck. J. Smith. K. Klindt, S. Pfitzenmaier. T. Wyant. D. Preston. K. Douglass. M. Davis. T. Smith. M. Drake. Row 3: C. Poyer, S. Rahmlow. B. Strope. D. DuBois, C. Cartwright, K. Baier. S. House. B. Johnson. D. Wyant. J. Flint. J. Bretz. Mr. Thurkins. Row 1: C. Horey. P. Ray. J. Cooney. J. Pierce. A. Greenfield. R. Covel. Row 2: J. Knapp. R. Griswold. J. King. Mr. Thurkins. L. Rahmlow. 127 JR. AND SR. HIGH CHORUS Row 1: M. Pratt. J. McChesney. R. Holmes, S. Barnard. B. Andrews, S. Barnes, J. Weakland. M. Stewart. A. Cotton, C. Brotzman. M. Drake. Mr. Smith Row 2: C. Connors. R. Pierce. L. McChesney, W. Manroe, M. Alexander. P. Doane. C. Cartwright, K. Hale. Y. Badeau. K. Mylar. K. Knight. Row 3: R. Kent, B. Morse, K. Truscott, B. Downing. A. Creighton. S. Rahmlow. J. Cole. D. Preston. D. Combs, P. Bangs. K. Cronin. M. Bliss, S. Shaver. Row 1: T. McGill. P. Kelley. E. Beyea. R. Teribury, P. Banko. M. Andrews. J. Perry. M. Wilkins. M. Davis. T. Cline. M. Lathrop. C. Orcutt, D Tingley. A Kendall. B. Lewis. Row 2: L. Rahmlow. I. Hallet. S. Martin. J. Toland. H Miller. D. Cali. N Pfitzenmaier. M. Kratzer. D. Lewis. J. Preston. B. Freeland. R. Walker. P. Preston. J. Cooney. Mr. Smith. Row 3: J. Donnelly, M. Norton. C. Bertram. K. Knight. J. Dodge. J. Baier. K Bangs. M Howard. H. Birch. D. Alexander. T. Stevens. J. Davis. R Holmes. M Bliss. Row 4: C. McMindes. C. Allen. M Wochr, J. Ives. T. Willis. P. Ray. T. Ryan. V. Preston. L. McDaniels. W. Bossard. J. King. D. Norton. 128 STRING QUARTET J. Gorman. B. Sawyer. M. Cooney, M. Pratt. MAJORETTES Last fall Cindy Poyer was accepted to the All-State Music Conference at the Concord. We all wish to congratulate her on her accomplishment. A. Prutsman, L. Market 129 STUDENT SENATE The 1982-83 student senate has provided a forum for students to express interest in our school as well as an opportunity to participate in the activities of the senate. Our emphasis this year is three-fold — assistance, service, and spirit. We have provided for school pictures and financial assistance to the yearbook and the National Honor Society. The student senate has also emphasized school spirit. Our Homecoming included a week-long schedule of activities. Each day of the week had a specified theme designed to stimulate student participation and spirit. Unfortunately, we also stimulated the wrath of a few faculty members. With a spirit of cooperation, next year's activities will be designed to offend as few as possible and incorporate the cooperation and skills of many. We have left a file of procedural suggestions for next year’s officers in the hopes the problems of our initiative will not be encountered again. Homecoming week ended with bon-fire festivities on Friday night and halftime ceremonies introducing the Homecoming Queen followed by the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night. Other senate activities have included our most successful spirit hat campaign and the post-basketball party and record hop. Treasurer: K Duncan, President: M. Guinane. Vice President: J. Flint. Secretary: R. Pierce Row 1: T. LaPointe. T. Wilkins, J. Baier, R. Holmes. M. Hoare. K. Truscott, C. Conners. T. Cook, D. Maronza R Young Row 2- t Hallett, D. McCormick. D. Norton, C. Orcutt. M. Woehr. S. Miller, D. Kelley. B. Wilkins. E. Woehr. M. Alexander. B. Becker. Row 3: C. Davis. P. Cali. S. Donahue, K. Swanson. M. Venter. S. O'Brien. B. Morse, D. Wyant. B. Dietrich. J. Davis, S. Smith D Hackemer R. Pierce. M. Pratt, M. Venter. K. Duncan. R Donnelly, M. Guinane. J. Flint. 132 LOCAL AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: C. Brotzman, M. Pratt. R. Pierce. C. Houghtaling. B. Griswold. D. Wyant. Row 2: T. Gaskin. A. Prutsman. C. Campbell. D. Baker Row 3: J. Hollenbeck. P Russell. G. Creeley. D Preston. L. Market. Row 4: B. Bergh. K. Gallicchio, M Bliss. The first National Honor Society was founded in 1921. Canisteo Central and many other schools quickly followed its precedent. C.C.S.’s 1983 chapter inducted thirteen new members on February 28, 1983. These people were chosen on the basis of their fulfillment in character, leadership, scholarship and service. The Society now consists of twenty-two members. We hope to participate in some area activities. Row 1: G. Bailey, L. Hammond. D. Johnson. D. Wyant. L. Erklenz. Row 2: M. Venter, K. Douglass. K. Coombs. D. Hackemer. Row 3: B. Fountain. K. Baier. B. Griswold. B Allen. Row 4: C. Brotzman. M. Pratt. C. Houghtaling. R. Pierce. Row 5: G. Creeley. C. Campbell. T. Gaskin. A. Prutsman. D. Baker. Row 6: P. Russell, J. Hollenbeck, D. Preston. K. Klindt. L. Market. Row 7: B Bergh. S. Pfitzenmaier, K. Gallicchio. M. Bliss. G. Meeks. KANISTEAN YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1 K. Gallicchio. L. Markel. A. Prutsman. D. Decker. T. Cronin. T. Wyant. K. Cronin. M. Hoare. Row 2: D. Kelley. M.Venter. K. Duncan. L Baker, D. Preston. J. Voss, C. Houghtaling, L. Moran. S. Pfitzenmaier, M. Pratt. Row 3: S. Smith. B. Bergh. S. Shaver. J. Flint. M. Guinane. D. Hackemer. D. Wyant, M. McLaughlin, R. Pierce. We have reached our final deadline and the months of planning, fund - raising, picture • taking, and nagging have come to a close. With a sigh of relief and a sense of nostalgia, the Kanistean staff anxiously awaits the arrival of our finished product. It is our hope, as well as. our belief, that this years book is a reflection of the past and the present, as well as. an inspiration to those who are leaving our midst. The Kanistean would not have been a reality this year without the endeavors of Co • Editors Jennifer Voss and Betsy Bergh. Their leadership, their willingness to work, and all the extra hours that they spent working on the yearbook have not gone unnoticed. A very special thanks to both of these girls for accepting the challenge and for giving their best. On behalf of Betsy. Jennifer and myself, we would like to thank the Board of Education and the Student Senate for their financial help this past year. We also appreciated the moral support of Mr. Hackemer. our high school principal, who has always been ready to lend a helping hand to the yearbook staff. We trust you will enjoy looking through this book for many years to come and treasure the memories within. Mrs. Patricia Avery Yearbook Advisors KANISTEAN STAFF Co - Editors: Betsy Bergh Jennifer Voss Business Man.: Annette Prutsman Art Editor: Mary Jo McLaughlin Literary Editor: Mary Pratt Typing Editors: Kim Gallicchio Lori Markel Laurie Moran Steve Smith Kevin Duncan Susan Phitzenmaier Tracy Wyant Doug Wyant Lay-Out Editor: Jennifer Voss Senior Editor: Connie Houghtaling Photographers: Dawn Preston Dean Hackemer Advertising Mans.: Susan Shaver Betsy Bergh Sports Editors: Dean Hackemer Donna Decker STAFF MEMBERS Mary Ann Shaver Kelly Cronin Mary Ann Drake Mike Venter Dan Kelley Theresa Cronin Co editors: B. Bergh; J. Voss. Debbie Baker Typing: K. Gallicchio. Photographer: D Preston. Photographer: D. Hackemer. T. Scott, C. Campbell. C. Kent, K. Margeson. Mr. Ball - advisor. W. Mensch, L. Woodworth, C. Robertson, S. Butler, L. VanHoven. Canisteo FFA members believe in leadership, citizenship and patriotism. They believe in free enterprise - in freedom under the law - in making their homes, schools and communities better places in which to live and work. Through active participation in the FFA, members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based in occupational skills, earning awards and recognition and becoming involved in cooperative efforts and community improvements. The FFA offers the opportunity for achieving a personal goal of becoming productive in our democracy. 136 SKI CLUB Row 1: R. Donnelly, T. LaPointe, J. Baier, B. Congdon, J. Douglass, B. Simons, M. Cooney, M. Alexander, A. Cotton, T. Wyant, T. Ryan, D. Bell, K. Adam, D. McCormick, S. Duncan, J. Tingley, J. Donnelly, J. Cooney, A. Greenfield, Row 2: S. House, M. Shepard. C. Davis, M. Kratzer, S. Donahue. J. Richardson. K. Baier, P. Call, D. Cotton, E. Hosmer, B. Houghtaling. K. Cronin, M. House, M. Venter, K. Firestine, T. Bowles. M. Woehr, C. Allen, D. Tingley, D. Cali, R. Brott, Y. Badeau. Row 3: E. Woehr, K. Duncan. M. McChesney, J. Speed, B. Allen, S. Miller, C. Snyder. M. Venter, B. Johnson. D. Hackemer, S. Smith, J. Flint, M. Guinane, D. Wyant, J. Davis, S. Pfitzenmaier, L. Moran, B. Wilkins, C. Norton, R. Hatch, J. Young, R. Farrand, K. Swanson, S. Bettinger, M. Davis, J. Ives, N. Pfitzenmaier, L. DePaulo, T. Leasure, M. Adam. The ski club program at Canisteo provides students with a skills development program leading to the life long enjoyment of the sport of downhill skiing. The ski club’s learn-to-ski program revolves around Swain Ski Center’s learn-to-ski book, a booklet containing coupons redeemable for ski lift tickets, lessons and rental equipment. Swain Ski School is a member of Professional Ski Instructors of America, has a ski school of over 80 certified professionals using the American teaching method. The supervisory and training staff is accredited by the State University of New York as adjunct professors in the physical education unit. Lessons are available for all ability levels from beginners to racer and are scheduled hourly on our ski club night. 137 H.S. CAFETERIA: S. Mason. E. McKee. P. McMindes. C. Howell. I. Shorts, M. Magee. J. Vanskiver, J. Caward H.S. CUSTODIANS: Row 1: C. Tobias. R. Kinne. B. Harrison. T. Galeazzo Row 2: G. Harrison. D. Caward 138 BUS DRIVERS: J. Bertram. H. Smith. M. Davis. M. Vance, G. Barber. D. Wilson. E. Stewart. B. McCourt. B. Mullen. R. Osborn. D. Clothier. T. Bardeen. E. Woodard ELEM. CUSTODIAN: R Mchlenbacher 139 ELEM. CAFETERIA: B. Market. M. Vance. D. Silsbee, L. Vanskiver. J. 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