Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

1984 KANISTEAN CANISTEO CENTRAL SCHOOL CANISTEO, NEW YORK Cover drawn by Todd Giglio l 1984 Dedication The 1984 Kanistean staff is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Joseph Pacanowski. As an only child, Joseph Pacanowski was bom on December 20, 1952 in Williamsville, New York where his parents still reside. Joe graduated from St. John Neumann High School in 1970 when he went to St. John Fisher to receive his B.A. in secondary education in 1974. Upon receiving his Master’s Degree in 1976 from Alfred University, Joe moved to Canisteo to teach 10th grade English in 1976. With the retirement of Mr. Lamb, Joe took on English 11 in 1980, and in 1983 he had part of 1984’s graduating class teaching British Literature. Joe has always been an active member in school activities. Coach Pacanowski headed the J.V. basketball team during the 1975-76 season. and three years later, moved up to varsity coach during the 1981-82 season, leading our Redskins team to many victories. This year Joe decided to tackle a different kind of coaching job, football. Despite a winless season, Joe’s enthusiasm and desire for his team to win was always present. Joe has many hobbies besides coaching. These include hunting, reading, and playing poker. Joe is known throughout the halls of C.C.S. as ”PAC or “the polish pac man”. Joe now resides on Third Street with his wife Patti, and children Brianne, Brett and Stacy. It is with great respect and admiration that the staff of the 1984 Kanistean presents this dedication to Joseph Pacanowski; teacher, coach, and friend. IN APPRECIATION The staff of the 1984 Kanislcan would like to thank John Heaslip for dedicating 31 years to our school. Mr. Heaslip earned his B.S. and Masters degree in education at Syracuse University in 1949 and '52. After teaching two years in Roxbury, N. Y., he came to Canistco. He and his wife Patricia have two sons, Stephen and John. Mr. Heaslip has been a very helpful and caring guidance counselor, whom we shall never forget. Mrs. Jean Pearson former president and member of the Canisleo Board of Education is remembered for her fine service to the school. Jean was bom in Fort Plain, N.Y. She attended St. Lawerence University. In 1952 she joined the United States Air Force and four years later she completed her tour of duty and married Ken Pearson. She and Ken have two daughters. Mrs. Pearson is presently working for the New York State Electric and Gas Company as a supervisor and meter reader. She has been a member of the board for eight years and president for six. We would like to thank her for her many contributions to C.C.S. We would also like to express our gratitude to Paul Thurkins. Mr. Thurkins graduated from Derry Township High School, and St. Vincent's College in Latrobe. Pennsylvania. He did graduate work at Eastman School of Music. Ithaca College, and Elmira College. Mr. Thurkins taught at Lyons Central School before coming to Canisteo. He is also the father of three boys and a girl. Our school is not only losing an excellent music instructor and orchestra conductor, but a kind and caring friend. vV 5 face the world. Our careers are in the planning stage. In the search for appropriate occupations, we have had to learn about ourselves, and those around us. We have begun to realize that trials and triumphs are all part of the climb up the ladder of success. We've learned that everyone has to work willingly to attain their goal. These have been trying times, times of fun and times of hard work. All of the experiences we have had, and the ones yet to come, will contribute to the success in our roles as mature, responsible men and women - the hope of tomorrow. KAREN ADAM Rot-rot ... likes: straws . .. dislikes: begging my parents ... wants to be: anywhere but CANISTEO .. . will probably be: a lifer at Acme ... will always remember: Dawn I waiting for our agent to call in Wyoming . . . will try to forget: owning a multi-colored BOMB . . . favorite saying: life goes on MELINDA SUE ALEXANDER Mindy ... likes: having fun . . . dislikes: WAR . .. wants to be: psychiatrist... will probably be: a patient ... will always remember: “camping” ... will try to forget: my mistakes ... favorite saying: get a real life” MICHAEL JAMES ADAM Bible Boy . . . likes: serving Jesus . .. dislikes: Satan .. . wants to be: like King David . .. will probably be: God's servant . . . will always remember: Coudersport Convention . . . will try to forget: backsliding . . . favorite saying: “Jesus lives for those who live for Jesus EUGENE S. AM BUSK I Pete . .. likes: MR CARDMAN? ... dislikes: roll starting Fred's truck ... wants to be: one of the fruit of the loom guys ... will probably be: rock run stunt man . .. will always remember: a man with a shotgun ... will try to forget: a man with a shotgun ... favorite saying: like a joke or something STERLING LEROY BARNES Silver . . . likes: girls .. . dislikes: mouthy underclassmen . .. wants to be: serious ... will probably be: a clown ... will always remember: Fearsome Force I II... will try to forget: Stillwater Camp day 2 8 DEBORAH E. BECHER Dimples ... likes: Scott. .. dislikes: nosey people . . . wants to be: Legal Secretary.. . will probably be: housewife ... will always remember: flying over the bridge . .. will try to forget: American History class .. . favorite saying: “that’s beside the point’’ CARLA ANN BROTZMAN Carla ... likes: eating . .. dislikes: gaining weight ... wants to be: a successful executive.. . will probably be: a housewife ... will always remember: my vacation in Connecticut ... will try to forget: homework ... favorite saying: “Mom. can I have a loan?” DAWN BELL Dawni. Ding-dong . . . likes: late nights early mornings (3:00 am) ... dislikes: people who are supposed to call me ... but don’t ... wants to be: married to a millionaire .. . will probably be: married to a drug dealer. . . will always remember: Karen I waiting for our “agent” to call in Wyoming . .. will try to forget: all those “hellashis” Eights with Jimmy . .. favorite saying: “Wow, yer really weird” CHRISTINA MARIE CAMPBELL Chris ... likes: Dave D ... dislikes: rumors ... wants to be: mother of 86 ... will probably be: mother of 3 ... will always remember: the mighty Nova ... will try to forget: McDonalds in August ... favorite saying: “oh sugar!” SONYA LORRAINE CARNEY Slip ... likes: Jim Bailey ... dislikes: being alone ... wants to be: a married Lab. technician ... will probably be: a married retired softball player ... will always remember: 28-22-01 September I, 1982 ... will try to forget: Rainbows at Pizza Hut with Jim .. . favorite saying: “Tonia, you whimp” 9 CHRISTOPHER CLARKE Clark Bar . . . likes: tasty waves and a cool buzz ... dislikes: Ronald Reagan Co ... wants to be: brain surgeon ... will probably be: a college student ... will always remember: the weekends ... will try to forget: the weekdays ... favorite saying: swell” JANE MARIE COLE Mommy ... likes: being around friends and having fun ... dislikes nosey people .. . wants to be: data processor . .. will probably be: cashier ... will always remember: parties at Willard’s cabin ... will try to forget: December 9, 1982 ... favorite saying: Oh well! GARY CLINE Ducky ... likes: Audra Kendall Cline ... dislikes: Pete Ambuski’s nicknames ... wants to be: a mechanic ... will probably be: husband and a father ... will always remember: 9 15 83 ... will try to forget: 9 12 83 ... favorite saying: yeah right” MARY ANN COONEY MAC .. . likes: Clint . . . dislikes: having to share . . . wants to be: rich successful . . . will probably be: married with lots of kids . .. will always remember: times with friends . . . will try to forget: the biology cat ... favorite saying: Aw mom, please AMY M. COTTON Shorty . .. likes: parties . .. dislikes: stuck ups .. . wants to be: Legal Secretary ... will probably be: housewife . . . will always remember: flying over the bridge . .. will try to forget: the night of Grease with S. S. ... favorite saying: huh! 10 GWEN CREELY Guinevere . . . likes: David Wilson . dislikes: Monday Morning . . wants to be: farmer's wife ... will probably be: farmer's wife ... will always remember: February 14, 1980 ... will try to forget: a certain morning class ... favorite saying: “what time is it?” TIMOTHY J. DEWALL DeWall ... likes: parties ... dislikes: English 12 ... wants to be: electrician .. will probably be: shocked . . will always remember: mornings with B.S. and C.S. ... will try io forget: the night the gastank fell off ... favorite saying: ‘7 guess so” KELLY J. CRONIN Giggles . .. likes: S O S-dislikes: stuck ups ... wants to be: Legal Secretary ... will probably be: housewife . . will always remember: flying over the bridge will try to forget: September 30, 1983 .. favorite saying: “thats life” BRENDA DIETER Brender ... likes: Gary .. dislikes: alcohol . .. wants to be: married will probably be: single . . . will always remember: L.B.B.G-------will try to forget: my bad times .. . favorite saying: What a hogger! ROBERT JAMES DOWNING Bobby D .. likes: Kris Thompson dislikes: stuck ups . . wants to be rich classy .. . will probably be: poor preppy ... will always remember: the Fearsome Force I II. .. will try to forget: D.L.R.. C.E.R ., J A B II MARY FLANAGAN Mary . . . likes: having fun .. . dislikes: a certain bartender at Stubbies .. . wants to be: a secretary .. . will probably be: a cashier at Food Bam . . . will always remember: Styx .. . will try to forget: certain times . .. favorite saying: “Get a real life” MYLES HOARE Myles . . . likes: BOCES . . . dislikes: school ... wants to be: a welder ... will probably be: educated bum ... will try to forget: don't remember. .. favorite saying: “Hi there” TRACY GLASSMAN “Spacey ” ... likes: good partiers ... dislikes: “fishing poles” ... wants to be: independent . .. will probably be: a doormat . . . will always remember: me Tam on Maple St. ... will try to forget: MAGNET .. . favorite saying: “That's real bugged out!” MICHAEL JOHN HOBBY Mike . .. likes: Penny's Pena lopes .. . dislikes: the morning after. . . wants to be: rich happy . . . will probably be: happy but poor ... will always remember: times at Don B's house ... will try to forget: Saturday night in NYC - Dave ... favorite saying: “C’mon Laurie” SHA WN HOUSE Shawn ... likes: Susan ... dislikes: Ted's class ... wants to be: a computer operator . . . will probably be: model for GQ. .. will always remember: God's Country ... will try to forget: November '81 in Comfort... favorite saying: “I don't care” 12 DANIEL J. KELLEY Dan ... likes: Michelle . .. dislikes: neck level clotheslines . . . wants to be: independently wealthy ... will probably be: wanted by the law ... will always remember: the BIRD ... will try to forget: Darien Lake putt-putt golf course ... favorite saying: Marvelous” KAREN P. KLINDT Klunk, Killer Jr... likes: soccer black jellybeans ... dislikes: getting up early... wants to be: a United States business administrator in foreign country ... will probably be: a hostage ... will always remember: playing wide receiver with Addisons Duck as the ball ... will try to forget: someones childish behavior ... favorite saying: If I remember FREDERICK A. KLINDT JR Fritz, Little Fred . .. likes: D.W. C B S. before school. . . dislikes: 7:30 a. m. on weekends . . . wants to be: a welder. .. will probably be: like Bo Jangles ... will always remember: Flashdance with M.G. R.A. and Rich's Fish ... will try to forget: I don't remember ... favorite saying: ya bum TONIA L. MAKITRA Tonia ... likes: a certain little yellow car ... dislikes: people moving a certain little yellow car... wants to be: a journalist... will probably be: an unemployed gossip columnist ... will always remember: C.C.S. and the Class of '84 ... will try to forget: the night at BOCES w K.C. K.E. ... favorite saying: huh? FRANCIS MANROE JR. Fran ... likes: friends that care ... dislikes: stuck up people ... wants to be: rich and disgusting ... will probably be: a Youth Pastor ... will always remember: chorus Mr. Smith ... will try to forget: 1983 ... favorite saying: EXCUSE ME! 13 GREGORY K. MEEKS Greg . . likes: shopping malls . .. dislikes: people who dislike nosey people ... wants to be: Nuclear Physicist ... will probably be: killed by radiation ... will always remember: “Have a seat friends ... will try to forget: Driver Ed with Evil Knevil ... favorite saying: Niechze is Piechze SCOTT G. MILLER Schroshi .. . likes: skiing and being over 100 lbs. ... dislikes: using logic base and extrapolating ... wants to be: a graduate from Paul Smith's ... will probably be: employed by Darts in Cameron ... will always remember: the egg Tight the CRR ... will try to forget: Social Studies II ... favorite saying: Tu' eres un bendecko WALTER R MENSCH Wally . . . likes: agriculture . . . dislikes: proper English . . . wants to be: a farmer ... will probably be: a machine shop worker . . . will always remember: Ag III class ... will try to forget: the 3640 days of school .. . favorite saying: oh shoot LAURIE M. MORAN Laurie . . . likes: Panda's, rainy days Dunkin Donuts .. . dislikes: manual labor town bums . .. wants to be: corporative executive .. . will probably be: Mother Superior of a Convent . .. will always remember: eating M M's with M.M., and Pac eating in Woolworth's ... will try to forget: never getting home ... favorite saying: No I wron't ” NELSON ROBERT MULLEN JR. Chico . .. likes: summers at Keuka Lake ... dislikes: staying home on weekends . .. wants to be: professional waterskier at Cypress Gardens .. . will probably be: carpet salesman ... will always remember: Alison Palmer . .. will try to forget: English 12 ... favorite saying: Lets go to Alfred! 14 PENNY MULLEN Penny . .. likes: weekends . .. dislikes: getting up in the morning . . . wants to be: a secretary .. . will probably be: working at McDonalds .. . will always remember: graduation weekend 1983 . . . will try to forget: J.R ... favorite saying: “relax!” SUSAN PFITZENMAIER Sue . .. likes: Shawn . . . dislikes: interruptions ... wants to be: ceramic engineer . . . will probably be: selling Indian pottery .. . will always remember: God's Country PATRICK O'ROURKE DEBORAH DEE PIERCE Debbie . . . likes: having fun shopping ... dislikes: stuck up people . wants to be: a Registered Nurse . .. will probably be: a scooper dooper pooper bedpan cleaner upper .. . will always remember: the near fatal accident with T.M. ... will try to forget: a certain person ... favorite saying: “fun. wow! TIMOTHY PIERCE Clem ... likes: sitting around, taking it easy.. . dislikes: work in general wants to be: a billionaire ... will probably be: only a millionaire . . . will always remember: school . . . will try to forget: football '83 ... favorite saying: “no problem ” 15 ROBERT RAHMLOW Scott .. . likes: Earleen . .. dislikes: stuck up people .. . wants to be: a farmer ... will probably be: a farmer ... will always remember: President of FFA . .. will try to forget: certain girls ... favorite saying: wow man!” SUSAN JEAN SHAVER Susie, Bubba. Chuckles . .. likes: warm summer mornings hot summer nights!! ... dislikes: soggy toast dipped in gross oatmeal ... wants to be: communication disorders specialist ... will probably be: Pop Jazz singer in L.A. ... will always remember: April 15, 1983 with Bill, Mark Amy ... will try to forget: Ih years of boring geometry and Mr. FiegTs humorous jokes ... favorite saying: My, oh my, hey 'ya all spare me!” TAMMY RYAN Grape”... likes: my dad. . . dislikes: girl in IOth grade who thinks she's foxy! . . . wants to be: audiovisual technologist . . . will probably be: audiovisual technologist married . . . will always remember: “laughing w spacey” . . . will try to forget: Jan. 17, 1982 w D.B. and K.A. in the T.A. .. . favorite saying: Don't cha know?!” RA YMOND SMITH Raby” ... likes: partying .. . dislikes: warm beer . . . wants to be: physics teacher ... will probably be: playboy photo- grapher . . . will always remember: my friends . . . will try to forget: vectors .. . favorite saying: cut it out” CHRISTOPHER SNYDER Chris . . . likes: to make the best of life . .. dislikes: a lot of things .. . wants to be: rich and able .. . will probably be: .. . I'd hate to think . . . will always remember: summer '83 and the nights when I lost my way ... will try to forget: Doug Ray's driving abilities . . . favorite saying: honestly, I don’t know!” 16 ROBERT W. SNYDER Bob ... likes: drinking mixed drinks with Doug R . dislikes: hangovers . . . wants to be: Forest Ranger . . . will probably be: Forest Ranger .. . will always remember: parties with CRR ... will try to forget: long trips to Rochester for knee injury ... favorite saying: “Oh yea, O.K. you win!” LARRY DUANE STEPHENS Larry ... likes: antiques ... dislikes: liars .. . wants to be: auto parts salesman .. . will probably be: working for Strobels . . . will always remember: BOCES.. . will try to forget: Bonny's apple pie ... favorite saying: ‘7s supper ready?” JAMES SPEED Speedy ” ... likes: the smell of fresh cut grass!? ... dislikes: “Mr. B. ” his speech impairment . . . wants to be: healthy and wealthy .. . will probably be: sick and paying doctor bills . . . will always remember: late nights, crazy driving, pig ”stien”! .. . will try to forget: “Noxema ” warm weinies — CHARLES STEWART Chas ... likes: Budweiser ... dislikes: English ... wants to be: college graduate ... will probably be: high school dropout ... will always remember: Coach Hart- man . .. will try to forget: school's food MARK STEWART Norm ... likes: being free ... dislikes: English . . . wants to be: working . . . will probably be: on welfare ... will always remember: my senior years ... will try to forget: 12th grade English ... favorite saying: ”thats life” 17 MELINDA SUE STEWART Min ... likes: Jeff W. . . . dislikes: Mike B. ... wants to be: a bride ... will probably be: a flower girl ... will always remember: rollerskating . . . will try to forget: last year . .. favorite saying: “Why-4 WILLIAM STROPE Bill. . . likes: errogenous zones . . . dislikes: myself on Sunday's ... wants to be: fashion designer . .. will probably be: starving at 22 ... will always remember: trumpet lessons ... will try to forget: 2340 days of school . .. favorite saying: “why shouldn’t I? DEAN THOMPSON JULIE LINN WEAKLAND Jul ... likes: Mark Anthony Ahearn ... dislikes: people who never “smile ... wants to be: professional singer ... will probably be: married with a house full of kids and no time for singing ... will always remember: skinny-dipping with Dawn B. . . . will try to forget: crying all the time .. . favorite saying: “Oh ... go cry! MICHELE STOCK Stella . .. likes: Brett, Terry, animals parties . . . dislikes: boring and sarcastic people . . . wants to be: an executive secretary... will probably be: a janitor.. . will always remember: July 17, 1980 .. . will try to forget: walking home from Almond . . . favorite saying: “yeah right 18 DAVID WELCH Welch . . . likes: Machine Trades . . . dislikes: English .. . wants to be: machinist . .. will probably be: semi-retired . . . will always remember: graduation .. . will try to forget: 15 yrs. of school ... favorite saying: “Don't get mad, get glad trash bags ERIC JAMES WOE HR Ted Jr. ... likes: skiing and cruising . .. dislikes: flat tires and boring girls . . . wants to be: Professional Skier ... will probably be: a chair lift attendant... will always remember: the CRR., old bridge, the BIRD and emptying the safe ... will try to forget: miniature golf at Darien Lake ... favorite saying: Can I have a sip? LEON ELDEN WOODWORTH JR. Lee ... likes: Pam ... dislikes: English ... wants to be: rich ... will probably be: poor ... will always remember: C.C.S. ... will try to forget: English 11 ... favorite saying: 'sounds like a personal problem WILLIAM WILKINS Wilbur . . . likes: red cars and lots of money . .. dislikes: waiting and Mondays ... wants to be: carpenter ... will probably be: a building contractor . .. will always remember: good times ... will try to forget: bad times . . . favorite saying: “descent” JEFFERY YOUNG JY ... likes: vacations .. . dislikes: school . .. wants to be: an electronic engineer . . . will probably be: a train engineer ... will always remember: the campouts ... will try to forget: the so called campouts ... favorite saying: really? 19 LLOYD YOUNG LD . . . likes: Robin . .. dislikes: life in general.. . wants to be: somebody . .. will probably be: nobody . .. will always remember: probably nothing . . . will try to forget: everything DONALD KEARNEY Kearney . . . likes: milk .. . dislikes: English 12 ... wants to be: rich ... will probably be: rich .. . will always remember: Mr. Pascanowski . .. will try to forget: English 12 MARK ZAPATA Lou .. . likes: mustangs and parties .. . dislikes: Eric Woehr’s look alike . .. wants to be: rich . .. will probably be: poor ... will always remember: brown trucks, brown cars, red vans, on the Rock Fest... will try to forget: the night in Hornel! with G.W. J.F. ... favorite saying: “relax” DEBRA ZINCK Debbie ... likes: P.T. ... dislikes: snobs ... wants to be: nurse ... will probably be: a patient . . . will always remember: friends at C.C.S. . . . will try to forget: the “ZOOMIE” bus ... favorite saying: ”suffer” TODD SCOTT T-Todd ... likes: alcohol beverages . . . dislikes: school ... wants to be: a police offfeer ... will probably be: a criminal. . . will always remember: Sept. 18 . . . will try to forget: ”summer of 83” CAMERA SHY SENIORS Donald Kearney Timothy Mayorga Marty Oakes Todd Scott Mark Zapata 20 CLASS FAVORITES Actor - Eddie Murphy Teacher ■ Mr. Pacanowski Actress • Miss Piggy Color - Blue Beverage - Molson Golden Song - Total Eclipse of the Heart Food - Generic Macaroni Cheese, Chicken Wings Band - Def Lepperd Magazine - Seventeen, Skiing Sport - Football Radio Station - WCMF 96 Movie - Fast Times at Ridgemont High TV Show - Simon Simon 21 CLASS BRAINS: G. Meeks, C. Brotzman BEST SMILE: D. Thompson, J. WeakJand CLASS LAUGHS: K. Cronin, D. Kearney CLASS FLIRTS: D. Bell, M. Hobby CLASS CLOWNS: P. Ambuski, T. Glassman MOST TALKATIVE: B. Strope. K. Adam CLASS PERSONALITY: C. Stewart, S. Carney BOCES AUTOBODY: L. Young AUTOBODY: L. Stephens MACHINE TRADES: M. Stewart NURSING: D. Pierce WELDING: M. Hoare MACHINE TRADES: D. Welch WELDING: F. Klindt CONSERVATION: T. Mayorga T. Pierce D. Thompson HEA VY EQUIPMENT: P. O’Rourke M. Zapata NURSING: D. Zinck 25 W'e, the Senior Class of 1984. of the Village of Canisleo. County of Steuben, and State of New York, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, execute, publish and declare the following to be our last will and testament; namely. First: We hereby revoke all wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. Second: To Mr. Hackcmcr and the other members of the administration and faculty we express our deepest thanks and appreciation for their kind, considerate, and helpful advice, and for making our high school years such memorable ones. Third: We. the members of the Class of 1984, do hereby bequeath the following faults, attributes and oddities: Mike Adam. I leave to Bill Simmons my last three mechanical drawings, that were due at the end of the '83 school year. Mindy Alexander. I leave my enthusiasm to the entire Junior class - you need it. Pete Ambuski, I leave all of my height to Bryan Allen. Sterling Barnes. I leave my talent of getting along with teachers to Cliff Kent Jr. Dawn Bell, I leave my outrageous attractiveness and great charm to Lisa Ordway, 'cuz if I looked and acted like her. l d want someone to leave this to me. Carla Brotzman. I leave “the bomb” to anybody who's crazy enough to take it. Chris Campbell. I leave all of my many senior privileges to the future senior classes of C.C.S. Sonya Carney, I leave to the faculty of C.C.S. the j that was never in my name. Chris Clarke. I leave my Social Studies answers to Rich Young. Jane Cole, I leave all my ex-boyfriends to Lisa Ordway. Amy Cotton. I leave my shorthand skills to Rhonda Holmes. Gwen Creeky, I leave my words of encouragement to those who will be seniors. Brenda Dieter, I leave my Business skills to Tammy Cook, because she thinks she's smart enough to take over from where I left off. Mary Flanagan. I leave all my unpracticed music lessons to Shawn Barnard. Tracy Glassman. I leave my favorite hobby to whoever thinks they can handle it. Michael Hobby. I leave the bowl in the first stall for anyone who needs a lift. Dan Kelley, I leave my cast to Jay Richardson - he’s going to need it next year on football. Fred Klindt, I leave to E.J. Salvagin my winning attitude and swimming speed. Karen Klindt, I leave to Spaz my coordination and athletic ability. Tonia Makitra, I leave to Mrs. Morse my sense of humor which she badly needs. Greg Meeks. I leave my leather pants to Eric Hosmer. Scott Miller. I leave my brain to Bryan Allen because I think he will need it to graduate. Laurie Moran, I leave Mike Rahr my ability to act human. Scott Rahmlow. I leave all of my Ag experience to Cliff Kent because he is good. Tammy Ryan, I leave my seat at Stonner Park to any future partier who can handle it. Susie Shaver. I leave all my laughter and good times in flute lessons with Sonya and Chris to Mr. Rohrbach for future reference. Ray Smith, I leave my great Physics marks to anyone who can match them. Chris Snyder, I leave my train set to Choo-Choo Charlie. Jim Speed. I leave my car to the future partiers of C.C.S. Larry Stephens. I leave all of my Mustang magazines to Craig Cude. Melinda Stewart. I leave my spelling abilities to Carla Creeley. Michele Stock, I leave my big boobs to Carrie Flanagan. Bill Strope. I leave my humble drawing abilities to Mary M. who doesn't need them but had better appreciate the gesture. Julie WeakJand, I leave behind the memories to Teresa Cronin of all the laughs we had over the years, here at C.C.S. Bill Wilkins. I leave Earl Potter my scat on the bus. Eric Woehr. I leave to Bryan Allen my little black book. Jeff Young. I leave the copper wire to Ham Radio. W. Cole T. Cook C. Conner A. Crane .wCTI B. Allen K. Baier K. Allen G. Bailey D. Drake C. Du Bo is M. Brown M. Campbell B. Bush C. Cartwright K. Douglass M. Drake C. Creeley C. Cude T. Cronin T. Dietrich P. Bangs D. Blake S. Barnard J. Bretz ■ L. Duri eu M- Erklenz C. Flanagan C. Fountain C. Kent P. Koch D. Johnson A. Kepner M. Matacale S. Matteson J. McChesney R. McCollumn 33 w B Melnvk S. Mullen R. Moore L. Ordway T. Smith T. Steffey S. Stanford K. Stewart R. Young B. Sawyer U Simons M. Shaver M. Smith M. Stewart T. Wyant D. Preston D. Preston J. Richardson E. Salvagin K. DuBois R. Farrand K. Fircstine C. Gardner H. Bossard T. Bowles S. Brown P. Cali S. Amidon D. Bailey B. Andrews S. Bellinger D. Carney T. Clark T. Cartel la M. Cline M. House B. Jackson )' W. Man roe M. McChesney K. Margcson P McGregor D. Howell R. Kent « w .wU| rMicrr E. Hosmer B. Houghtaling ■■ T. Layficld T. Leasure S. Lewis E Maine D. Kilmer K. Knight R Knapp S. Kurtz D. Stewart K. Swanson J. Stewart D. Swift L. Tarantino K. Terry T. Thompson L. VanHoven 40 M. Venter K. Willis A. Welles B. Woodworth L. Burdick C. Burke A. Campbell A. Camps mm S. Bradley R. Burehard J. Brew L. Burdick D. Carney K. Cline B. Clanton C. Cole L. Becher I. Bliss C. Bertram W. Bossard D. Baker P. Banko S. Baker M. Bcrleue D. Ells C. Flint G. Flint D. Fryzel A. Gardner K Garner A. Greenfield I- Ha I let t E. Dicus S. Duncan J. Holley J. Ives J. Davis J. Donnelly J. Cooney K. Croston R. CoveI C. Davis V. Cone G. Cook J. Combs B. Congdon k_ ■ 1 J. King T. Kulyeshie S. McCormick D. Moore M. O'Brien V. O'Brien C. Orcutt J. Pierce S. Snyder J Soper B. Stanford S. Stevens T. Wilkins M. Wochr R. Woodworth D. Wright T Zinck 47 8TH GRADE Row 1: D. Cartdla, K. Croston, S. Brizzcc. Row 2: R. Beyea, R. Brott, M. Davis, D. Cochran, K. Collins, J. Dodge, D. Cali, C. Blake. Row 3: T. Cline, D. Bailey, K. Cassidy, K. A her, T. Davis, S. Brewer, E. Barney, H. Birch. Row 4: T. Crook, M. Andrews, J. Baicr, K. Bangs. C. Blake. 48 Row I: C. Horcy, A. Kendall. J. Kendall. C. Dagonetti. T. Finch, N. Kellogg. Row 2: S. Glassman. B Freeland. J. Douglass. A. Eldridge. K. DuBois. D. Flynn. V. Herington. M. Howard. Row 3: B. Kepner, M. DouBois. B. Griswold. T. Giglio. P. Kelley. D. Harrington, V. Gardner, J. Knapp, K. Kent, P. Flanagan. Peggy Kelley is awarded one of many awards by Mayor Betty Dennis for her heroism. Row 1: H. Miller, D. Lewis, A. Lewis, J. Perry, C. McMindes, K. Pan ter, D. McGregor. Row 2: G. McKee. N. Pfitzenmaicr, B. McCormick, M. Powers, R. Pierce, T. Martin, S. Krisher, S. Martin, E. Potter. Row 3: S. Mulhollen, C. Kurtz, J. Micglire, D. Peters. 50 Row 1: H. Schibler, F. Ross. Row 2: S. Smith, J. Tolan, D. Tingley, D. Smith. Row 3: D. Vanderhoef, M. Swift, M. Raish, T. Terwilliger, S. Trail, V. Perston, R. Tcribury. Row 4: B. Stranford, T. Ryan, P. Ray, L. Stevens. Row 5: P. Perston, L. Remchuk, L. Rahmlow, M. Wilkins, T. Stevens. 51 7TH GRADE Row I: R. Baker, R. Davis, M. Brott, C. Clancy, D. Beyea. Row 2: H. Bossard, M. Coleman, J. Bowker, L. Bixby, R. Campbell, M. Clanton. Row 3: W. Cobb, S. Barber, S. Cobb, M. Ball, R. Bailey. 52 Row I: H. Lindssay, J. Houghtaling. J. Dodge, P. Lathrop, Row 2: L. Houghtaling, D. Duncan. T. Fairman, J. Jamison. K. Groves. K. Krisher. Row 3: S. Howell. J. Don Ion, E. Feenaughty, T. Eldridge, J. Kepner, J. Decker. B. Drake, M Dineen. 53 Row 1: B Patton, K. Potter, K. Morse. Row 2: D. Racalto, J. Loper, L. McEvoy, D. Mylar. R. Nolton, G. Pearl, D. Mullen, J. Orozco. Row 3: D. Nye, B. Mulhollen, K. Mullen, D. Matacale, S. Pierce, D. Melnyk, T. Meeks, D. Perry, S. Pierce. N. Mulvena, A. Martin. 54 Row I: R. Young, A. Wallace. Row 2: R. Trowbridge, C. Stewart, D. Smith, K. Willis. M. Schumacher, D. Stewart. Row 3: S. Rickofski, A. Rivers, D. Roffe, D. Whitmore, V. Smith, B. Young, W. Stearns, M. Richardson. Row 4: C. Speed. R Seamon, T. Robertson, C. Tarantino. 55 FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Row I: Mr. Barnes, Mrs. Moran, Mr. Avery. Row 2: Mr. Napier, Rev. Sawyer, Mr. Lindssay, Mr. Cali, Mr. McKcevcr. BUSINESS MANAGER: William Taylor KAYE BOSSARD THERESA RHEINHEIMER JOHN J. HACKEMER WILLIAM TAYLOR NELSON MULLEN THOMAS McKEEVER BEVERLY JONES DORIS VANFLEET MARCIA MERR1NG BETTY HARRISON CAROL HAMMOND PAULINE STEPHENS 59 CHRIS MIDDLETON Joyce McDaniels SALLY WEED STEPHEN WITHEROW MIKE RAHR WAYNE HARTMAN 60 BERNICE TAYLOR PENNY HITE MIKE DINEEN EL A ISE BOTTONE THOMAS ROFFE LORI MOROZ KAREN TALBOT DUANE BALL RICHARD THOMAS MARGARET KAVESH MARY ANN KROG KAY SCOTT CHRIS ROSER T-t JUDITH RA WSON BARRY SMITH TED WOE HR WILLIAM HALL KAREN MORSE BILL DINEEN JUDITH BECKER1SK MARK SMITH U JOANNE COONEY RICHARD ROHRBACH •m RICHARD CARDMAN JOHN SLIWA PAUL TH UR KINS ALICE TOLAN ZANE FIEGL JEAN PRATT SUE ARTHUR JOSEPH PRUNOSKE RICHARD Me IN ROY CONNIE GOOLEY ROBERT YOUNG MRS. BABBITT MR CAWARD Faculty: “ You made us what we are today. We hope you're satisfied with the results!” MR. WRIGHT MRS. HERTH 66 A LOOK TO THE FUTURE Row I: T. Clark. S. House. D. Thompson. B. Gefters. Row 2: T. Pierce. B. Houghtaling. K. Stewart, D. Kelley. B Moore. Row 3: Asst. Coach House. R Young. J. Brett. T. Dietrich. B Speed, M. Pfitzenmaier, D. Kearney, K. Baicr, J. Richardson, P. O'Rourke, Coach Pacanowski. The year began with high hopes of playing at least .500 football. To dale, we arc winlcss and have only the hope of winning one game. Although we have descended from the recent Canisteo tradition of winning football, we hold the promise of returning to those victorious times. We have gained experience this year by playing many younger players throughout the season. In fact, a Canisteo school record was established when sophomore Bryan Speed went 93 yards for a touchdown against Perry. The experience gained by young players and their positive attitude (despite the dismal record) will hopefully boost us back to a winning tradition in 1984 1985. Many thanks to the coaching staff and especially the players for not giving up altogether and for giving me many bright spots to look forward to. Sincerely, Coach Pacanowski. FOOT-LOOSE AND FANCY-FREE Row I: R Holmes. M. Davis, Row 2: V. Sharp. M. Erklenz. D. Tingley. P. Koch. K. Swanson. K. Klindl, B Griswold. Row 3: M. Drake. S. Matleson. Y. CampBeld, C. Speed. M. O’Brien, Coach Roser. J. Ives, A. Kepner. P. Bangs, D. Preston, L. Moran. The 1983 season turned out to be a rebuilding season as only six players returned from last year’s team. The team ended the season with 3 wins 11 loses and 2 ties. The record is no indication of how 18 players were eventually molded into a team. The season ended on a high note as undefeated Addison was defeated, 1-0, by Canisteo in a super effort from all players. Karen Klindt, better known as “Killer’’, is the only senior on the team this year. Karen’s graduation will leave a big gap defensively on the Held as well as her team leadership, determination, aggressiveness, love and appreciation for the game of soccer. She will be missed by all who have played with her. Next season appears to be promising as a talented group of juniors return who made their presence felt through out the league. Juniors led by Michelle Erklenz, Mary Anne Drake, Dyan Preston, and Peggy Koch accounted for 18 of the teams 22 scores. Junior goalies Debbie Howell and Rhonda Holmes were outstanding keepers by the end of the season. Due to the youth of the team, underclassmen played a great deal, receiving invaluable experience which will make them especially tough in future years. Defensively the team became stingier in each successive game. Juniors Page Bangs, Steffanie Malteson, Shelley Stanford, and 8th grader Becky Griswold improved immensely with each game. Midfielders Val Sharp, Lisa Moran, and Michele O'Brien created problems for other teams this year. The line looks to be quick and explosive with the likes of sophomore Kim Swanson, freshman and Jodi Ives, 8th grader Donna Tingley, and 7th grader Colleen Speed. Look coach, no hands! STRONG DEFENSE Row 1: C. Gardner, M. Lehman, E. Dicus, B Sawyer, D. Cotton. Row 2: M. McLaughlin, R Woodworth. R Knapp, W Mulhair. S. Woodworth, C. Davis, D. Baker, D. Greenfield. Row 3: C. Bangs, Coach Rahr. P. Liddy, A. Campbell. J. Tingley, E. Maine, L. VanHoven, R. Farrand, T. Giglio, Asst. Coach Sliwa. The J. V. football team finished the season with a 0-6-1 record. Although they did not win a game, they did show improvement throughout the season. The defense proved to be the strong point of the team in the later part of the season, with Steve and Roy Woodworth, Chris Davis, and Ervin Dicus leading the team. MOMENTS OF GLORY Row I: M. Hoare, L. Herrington. Row 2: R. Walker, R. Davis, L. Tarantino. T. CartcUa. J. Donnelly, M. Woehr, D. McChesncy, K. Mylar, A. McChcsncy, K. Kline, C. Dragonett. Row 3: Caoch Hite. C. Tarantino, B. Lewis. P Kelley, J. Tolan, J. Herrington. A. Kendall, J. Knapp, J. Loper, B. Knapp. The J. V. soccer team had a lough year, winning only one game. The squad, however, was a very young, inexperienced one. Despite the poor record, the team members all had individual moments of glory. Theresa CartcUa and Mcllissa Hoare tied for most goals scored. Mamie Woehr and Linda Tarantino will be remembered for their great offensive play. Outstanding defensive players were Dorcy McChes- ney, Lori Herrington, and Roxana Davis. Next year, with everyone returning, the team hopes to turn its record around. BOUNCING BUCKETEERS Row 1: M Adam, K. Baier, Coach Pacanowski, T. Dietrich, B. Houghtaling, M. Davis. Row 2: J. Richardson, R. Mullen, E. Wochr, C. Garner, B. Allen, S. House, P. Ambuski. We began Redskin Basketball for 1983-1984 with a very inexperienced team. We closed out the year with two come from behind wins and a disappointingly close loss to Keshcqua in the first round of the sectionals. Our season record was 4-15. A single game high in scoring came from senior Pete Ambuski, against Avoca, when he scored 30 points. The top overall scorers for the year were Jay Richardson, Keith Baier and Tom Dietrich, all arc juniors. Richardson was also the teams leading defensive player. Sophomore Brad Houghtaling along with Richardson, led the team in rebounding throughout the year. Many thanks and much appreciation go to the 6th man” Shawn House, for his hard work throughout the year. Special thanks go to seniors - Mike Adam, Eric Woehr, and Robbie Mullen; junior - Bryan Allen; sophomore - Clark Garner for their hard work and dedication to Basketball. HOOPSTERS Row 1: M Davis. L. Moran. K Swanson. Row 2: Coach Dinccn, D. Johnson. K Klindt, L. Herington, N. Markham M Hoare. M. Erklcnz. The Girls Varsity Basketball teams record of 1-17 would suggest a very disappointing season. There were, however, some bright spots which makes next years campaign look quite promising. The loss of Sherry Bettinger (prior to the season) and Nancy Markham to injuries was a big setback for the Redskins. Kim Swanson and Lisa Moran did an excellent job Tilling in for Nancy at point guard. Karen Klindt, who played very well all season, will be lost to graduation. It will be difficult to replace her. However, Michelle Erklenz, who led the team in scoring, will return next year as a senior. Perhaps the greatest asset the girls showed all season was a positive attitude. Not once through this long season did they show signs of quitting. This is a quality which will serve them well not only next year but beyond. 78 PADDLE PUSHERS Row I: C. Ells, B. Miller, A. DuBois, D. Hercath. Row 2: M. Broil, K. Cassidy, E. Hammond, W. Mulhair, Coach Roser, F. Klindt. Row 3: S. Miller, E. Salvagin, L. Moran, J. Young. The swim team ended their season with a 5-10 record. Outstanding performances were put in by many team members. Fred Klindt led the way setting 2 more school records in the 50 and 200 freestyle events. Fred ended his career with 5 school records, an individual record of 71 first places, 13 second places, and 0 third places. In this year’s sectionals Fred took two thirds. Jeff Young was a big surprise as he changed events and became the team’s IM’er and backstroker. Jeff improved all season with many come from behind victories to an outstanding 4th place finish in the sectionals. Other seniors were Dan Kelley in the diving, who finished 3rd in the county meet; Laurie Moran and Scott Miller became valuable freestyle specialists as the season progressed. The underclassmen were led by sophomore Wayne Mulhair, who became very tough in the 200 and 100 freestyle events; and juniors Ed Salvagin and Libby Hammond in the sprints and specialty events respectively. The future rests in the hands of very young talent coming out of the grades. Kyle Cassidy looks to become an exceptional breaststroke-specialist along with 7th grader Mike Brott in the diving. With other talent coming from the grades next year, the future looks great. 80 MA TMEN Row I: D Greenfield. B Stewart. P Doone. T. Zinck, R Pierce. M. Davis, T. Crook. Row 2: T. Wilkins. G. Haleti. E. Dicus. S. Krisher. C. Stewart, B. Geffers. D. Thompson. B. Weakland. T. Thompson. S. Woodworth, M. Wilkins, Coach Hartman. The 1983-84 Canisteo Wrestling team finished the season with a record of 7-7. The team finished strong with a win in the Steuben County Tournament. Season Record Jasper 33-21 Avoca 36-39 Ark port 66-0 Dundee 37-21 Bolivar 23-35 Addison 28-34 Campbell 33-44 Wellsville 23-42 Keshequa 21-45 Hammondsport 38-33 Savona 54-24 Alfred-Almond 46-36 Bath 15-41 Fillmore 59-12 Dean Thompson - 138 lbs. Steuben County Champions Scott Krisher - 126 lbs. Dean Thompson - 138 lbs. Steve Woodworth - 155 lbs. Brad Geffers -215 lbs. Campbell Tournament Champions Dean Thompson - 138 lbs. Brad Geffers - 215 lbs. Midlakcs Tournament Champion Outstanding wrestler of Tournament Sectional Champions Dean Thompson - 1st at 138 lbs. Chas Stewart - 2nd at 126 lbs. Todd Thompson - 4th at 105 lbs. 82 Records set by 1983-84 Wrestlers Tie - Most individual Sectional Championships - two - Dean Thompson. SPIKERS Row I: K. Swanson, L. Moran, B Morse, C. Allen. Row 2: S. Bettingcr, J. Ives, D. Wright. Row 3: M Davis, Coach Hite, D. Preston. The girls varsity volleyball team ended its season with a record of 4-10. The young team consisting mainly of freshmen and sophomores improved greatly their 1982 record of 0-14. The Redskins got consistent serving points from Sherry Bettinger, Lisa Moran, Darcie Wright, and Michelle Davis (Co-Capt.). Dyan Preston (Capt.), Bridgett Morse and Cindy Allen were consistent front row players and spikers. SPIKETTES Row I: B Griswold, M. O'Brien, P. Ray, D. Tingley. Row 2: T. Ryan, D. Cali, Coach Hite, T. Bowles, C. Speed. The extremely young J. V. team had an impressive 10-1 record. Consist- ing only of 7th and 8th graders, and one sophomore, the future of volleyball at Canisteo looks great! Pam Ray (Co- Capt.) was consistent high scorer with many games over 20 pts. Shelly O 'Brien (Capt.), Donna Tingley, Dori Cali, and Tracy Ryan were consistent all around players. ALLEY CATS Row I: B. Downing, M Dwight. B. Bradley. Row 2: B. Melnyk. C. Henry, R. Campbell, A. Campbell. The High School Bowling Team meets once each week at the Homell Bowl. This year on Saturday, February 25, 1984, the Canisteo team will participate in the Steuben County Bowling Tournament. The boys will compete in the doubles and singles competition and girls in the doubles. Earlier in the season Canisteo participated in a 4 man league of Homell, Arkport, Canaseraga, and Canisteo. This was sponsored by the Straw Hat of Homell. DANGEROUS DUNKERS Row 1: E. Hosmer, D. Preston, D. Ells, R. Farrand. Row 2: Coach Rahr, G. Flint. P Cali, C. Davis, J. Tinelev T. Mullins, M. Davis. The 1983-84 J.V. basketball team finished the year at 2-16. Although the team had a poor record, the future looks bright as the team will be returning 6 of its 9 members, including the top two scorers Dave Ells and Chris Davis. Also returning next year will be Greg Flint, Jim Tingley, Dave Preston, and Trail Mullins. Phil Cali, who led the team in rebounding and defense and was the teams leader, will be moving up to varsity along with Eric Hosmer and Rich Farrand. DYNAMIC DRIBBLERS Row I: B. Morse. Row 2: J. Tolan. D. Tingley. T. Ryan, N. PPuenmaier, Coach Sliwa. J. Ives. C. Mullen. C. Speed. P. Ray. The J.V. Girls Basketball team finished the 1984 season with a very respectable 10-6 season. The girls featured both balanced scoring and pressure defense. It is hard to point out just one person on this team so it is best to just mention them as a whole. The team was lead by a strong starting five of Nicolle Pfitzenmaier, Colleen Speed, Pam Ray, Donna Tingley, and Jodi Ives. They also received strong support from Tracy Ryan, Bridget Morse, Jill Tolan and Cindy Mullen. The young team featuring I seventh grader, 6 eighth graders, 1 freshman, and 1 sophomore, shows a team of great promise in the future of Girls basketball at C.C.S. PAR 18 Row I: S. Krishcr. J. Baicr. Row 2: R. Amidon. D. Wyant. D Hackcrmer, M. McChesney. D. Kelley Row 3: L. Tarantino. P. Cali. K. Baicr. B Allen. D. Welch. M. Guinanc. Coach Roffe. M. Venter. C. Morton. M. Howard, H. Bossard. The 1982-83 Varsity Golf Team, lead by senior Mason McChesney, finished 0-4 in league matches, and 2-7 overall. The J. V. 's finished with an overall record of 5-1. The Varsity players were Mason, Dave Kelley. Clint Morton. Dean Hackemcr, Keith Baier. Dave Welch. Phil Cali. Bryan Allen. Doug Wyant, and Mike Venter. 91 A SILVER TRIUMPH Row I: B Griswold, S. McKibben. J. Marlin, C. Stewart. S. House. K. Duncan. Row 2: J. Davis. M Ahcarn, B. Drake, B Dietrich, S. Smith. J. Flint, manager D. McCormick. The varsity baseball team successfully defended its Section V Class B crown with a 7-4 victory over Oakfield - Alabama at Silver Stadium. Steve Smith was named MVP of the tournament while Mark Ahearn fired a 4-hit, 11-strikeout complete game, to close out a 27-1 high school career. The Redskins defeated Cat-Mum (9-2), Dundce(5-0), and Marion (4-1) to reach the finals and a 16-3 season record. Seniors Mark Ahearn, Bob Dietrich, Bob Drake, Joe Flint, Scott McKibben, and Steve Smith ended their 3-year varsity career at 50-10. They were joined in the starting lineup this season by Jim Davis, Bryce Griswold, and Jim Martin. The team also won the 1983 Viking Invitational at Corning West, where Bob Dietrich was named tournament MVP. Just one more inning Bob'. SUPER SLUGGERS Row I: T. Gaskin. J Martin. N. Markham. M. Marlatt. S. Bellinger. Row 2: Manager - M. Lathrop. S. Carney. P Russell. J. Testam. D. Baker. M. Crklcnt, D. Preston. L. Moran. I. Updykc. Scorckeeper - U Bossard Coach Arthur. The softball team had a very respectable year ending the season with 10-8 and 9-5 records. The girls placed I Oth out of 21 teams in section 5 and lost to Naples in the first sectional round. This years team will be graduating eight ballplayers, the majority of which have played together for four years and have been highly skilled and productive. The 1983-84 squad will be left with only three returning starters, but many eager new faces. We will miss the experience and ability of those who are graduating and at the same time we look forward with great enthusiasm to the talent and determina- tion of our young new squad. FEMALE FLYERS Row 1: J. Hawkins. D Decker. Row 2: C. Cartwright. D. Preston. D. Combs. P Ray. J. Knapp. Row 3: K Allen. K. Knight. XI. Woehr. R Holmes. Y. Camplield. The 1983 Girl's track team consisted of the following people: Donna Combs. Donna Decker. Julie Hawkins. Debbie Zinck. Kim Allen. Yvonne Campficld. Cheryl Cartwright, Rhonda Holmes. Dyan Preston. Karen Knight. Jean Knapp. Mamie Woehr, and Pam Ray. As small, young, and inexperienced as the team was, they recorded some impressive times and victories. RECORDS: Mile Relay (4:50) J. Hawkins. R. Holmes. J. Knapp, and D. Preston. 2 Mile Run (12:21.2) D. Zinck. 100 Meter Hurdles (l.:29.9) P. Ray. Race Walk (9:33) Y. Campficld. 200 Meter Dash (27.1) D. Preston. SECTIONALS: Dyan Preston - 200 meter dash (4th) Yvonne Campficld - race walk (3rd) I would like to thank the Canistco American Legion for sponsoring the first annual track meet to be held at Canisteo. All our girls walked away with at least one ribbon. In closing, I would like to wish the Seniors the best of luck in their future. Their enthusiasm and talent will be missed but their spirits will remain with us. To the remainder of the team, I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. Coach Stuart 96 FLEET FOOTED FLYERS Row I: E. Woehr. J. Galalio. F. Klindt. R. Salvagin. Row 2: R. Donnelly, A. Schultz, S. Woodworth, D. Combs, S. Miller, Coach Roser, E. Salvagin. Due to a low number of turnouts, the 1983 track season had a disappointing dual meet season going 0-7. Despite the low numbers of runners, there were many outstanding athletes making the season very exciting. County champs were Jim Galatio in the shot and discus, setting new meet records in both events; Scott Woodworth, Andy Schultz, Rich Donnelly, and Dave Combs combined talents to take the 3200 M Relay, and just miss the 1600 M Relay by lOOths of a second, they were 4th in the sectionals; Scott also took the 1600 M run, and Dave also won the 800 M run. and was 3rd in the sectionals; Scott Miller took the 3200 M run while Curt Mulhollcn was 1st in the high jump. Despite losing many valuable seniors, next year looks very promising with a large turnout expected by the Freshmen. Underclassmen Fred Klindt, Scott Miller, Eric Woehr, Rick Salvagin, and Ed Salvagin will make things happen on next years team as well. Seniors Jim Galatio, Rich Donnelly, Dave Combs, Scott Woodworth. Ken Baker, Curl Mulhollen. and Mike Russell will be missed immensely for their desire and determination to make the 1983 season as rewarding as possible. 98 ROWDY RACKETEERS Row I: B Sawyer. Row 2: C Horcy, K. Patterson. M Adam. C. Harding. M Koenig. C. Cartwright. A. Greenfield. Row 3: J. McChcsncy, K. Mylar. B DuBois. L. Hammond. B Strope. K. Bangs. M. Shaver. The tennis team had a I-11 season last year with some close matches deciding the outcomes. The relatively new team showed its potential at the end of the season by shutting out Praltsburg 5-0. The second doubles team of Cindy Cartwright and Cindy Harding were very strong in the predominately boys league, and Mike Adam is going to be a leading contender for top singles in league play this year. With a number of new players expected out. again the team will be rebuilding for the season openers. 99 FUTURE SUPERSTARS Row I: E. Dicus. E. Maine, R Farrand, M Kratzer. D. Maronza. M. Dwight. B Melnyk, S. Donahue. C. Davis. Row 2: Scorekeepers - T Cronin and T. Wyant. B. Simons. G. Flint. T. Dietrich. K Stewart. B Houghtaling. B Kratzer. C. Gardner. B. Geffers, Coach Rohrbach. Asst. Coach Reikman. Although the 1983 JV Baseball scored more total runs then its opponents, our record was disappointing, 3 wins and 9 losses. The season itself was not a disappointment, as all the games were close and well contested and all members of the team improved throughout the year. This JV team should serve as a strong foundation for many fine seasons to follow. - i« . , ■' 100 GREAT ENTHUSIASM Row I: P Kelley. Row 2: N. PHucnmaicr, M. Venter. V. O'Brien, K Knight, P Bangs. D. Tingley. B Lewis. Row 3: T. Cartella, H. Miller. M. Davis, J. Ives. M. Campbell, T. Ryan. C. Allen. The JV team started with such great enthusiastic numbers that unfortunately several had to be cut to allow the team to be functional. In spite of their 2-8 record, the JV’s had what they considered to be a profitable year of training and growth. 101 STA TISTICIANS Soccer: L. Hammond, M. Koenig. J. V. Football: S. Lewis, T. Cronin, T. Wyant, K. DuBois. Varsity Football: T. Makitra, S. Carney, A. Cotton. Wrestling: K. Terry, D. Stewart, M. Stewart. Swim: C. Campbell. Boys Basketball: Row I: M. Koenig, D. Preston, C. Swanson. Row 2: S. Shaver, C. Flanagan, Girls Basketball: L. Burdick, M. Campbell, P. Koch. M. Shaver, C. Cartwright. 102 SPIRIT LEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1983-84 football season are seniors; Julie Weakland, Sue PHtzenmaier, Laurie Moran, Kelly Cronin, and MaryAnn Cooney; juniors; Tracy Wyant and Teresa Cronin; and sophomores; Michelle Davis and Michelle Venter. The varsity cheerleaders once again showed their school spirit by their participation at each game and chanting out that they are behind the mighty reds forever. Row 1: M. Davis, K. Cronin. Row 2: M. Cooney, L. Moran, S. Pfitzenmaier, J. Weakland. Row 3: M. Venter. Absent: T. Wyant, T. Cronin. POM-POM PUSHERS Row I: T. Wyant, M. Drake. T. Cronin, K. Cronin. Row 2: M. Venter, P. Bangs, J. Weakland. Row 3: S. Pfitzenmaier. Row 4: M. House. During basketball season this year our varsity squad will again be in Section 5 B cheerleading competition. This requires a lot of hard work and perfection. We are judged on performance, attitude, crowd participation control. We enlist your help in assisting us to reach the finals in this competition by your enthusiastic support and sportsman like conduct. I'll tumble for ya ... J. V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: I. Hallctt, R. Holmes. Row 2: S. Brown. M. House, J. Davis, M. Stewart, C. Orcutt. We have a very young J. V. squad this year. They are working hard and have improved immensely. With a long season, which starts the end of August and continues through February. these gals need a lot of support and encouragement. Row 1: C. Orcutt. Row 2: D. Norton. J. Davis, T. Cartella. Row 3: I. Hallctt. Row 4: S. Brown, V Cone. R. Holmes. 106 BAND Row 1: K. Douglass, C. Fountain, D. Preston, S. Carney, C. Campbell, D. Preston, M. Koenig, S. Shaver, D Johnson, D. Fryzel, M House, C. Allen, S. Snyder, S. Brown, B Andrews. Row 2: T. Wyant, S. PFitzenmaier. M. Venter. L. Herington T. Cartella L. Tarantino, L. Moran, D. Carney. C. Bertram, G. Meeks, T. Cronin. K Klindt, T. Ryan. S. Barnard. M. Flanagan, R Walker. J. Weakland, L. Hammond, R Holmes. Row 3: C. Davis, D. Baker. L. Moran, K. Stewart. B. Houghtaling. R. Salvagin, B. St rope, M. Lehman, B Allen, M. Shaver, T. Giglio, J. Ives, J. Richardson, S. House. A. Crane, R. Burchard. Row 4: W. Man roe. D. Preston C. Cartwright. K. Baier. E. Salvagin. D. Swift, D. Cotton, J. Bretz. T. Dietrich. W. Mulhair. J. Combs, E. Hosmer. Row I: D. Groves, L. Bixby, K. Collins, T. Giglio, D. Cali. Row 2: D. Nye, M. Ball, W. Sterns, S. Martin, S. Pierce. D. Bailey, D. Cochran. M. DuBois, H. Bossard, A. Rivers, C. Blake. Row 3: T. Robertson. T. Crook, J. Bowker, K. Aber, T. Stevens. T. Ryan. B. Freeland. H. Miller. L. Houghtaling. K. Bangs. Row 4: M. Howard, J. Jamison, N. PFitzenmaier, C. Speed, R. Teribury, M. Ballasone D. Melnyck, Mr. Rohrbach. Row 5: K Potter. M Shumaker. C. Stewart. D. Roffe, J. Cole, C. Tarantino, B Kennal J. J. Dodge M. Davis, K. Cassidy. J. Baier, J. Douglass. ORCHESTRA Row I: G. Preston, C. Creelcy, D. Pierce, J. Pierce, M. Drake, B. Sawyer, M. Campbell, A. Greenfield. Row 2 : S. Bettmger, J. Cooney, A Welles, M. Davis, M. Hoare, S. Creeley, R Covel, S. Rahmlow. Row 3: A. Crane, G. Meeks, K. Klindt, P Preston, K. Douglass, T. Wyant, S. Pfitzcnmaicr, B. Andrews. Row 4: C. Cartwright, K. Baier, B. Houghtaling, B. Strope, M. Cooney, Mr. Thurkins, J. King. P. Cali, J. Bretz, T. Dietrich, J. Richardson, S. House. Row I: D. Matacle, P. Ray, B. Young, H. Lindssay, C. Horey. Row 2: T. Fairman, B. Griswold. Mr. Thurkins. A. Martin, D. Whitmore, L. Rahmlow. CHOR US Row I: C. Orcuti, M. Lathrop. Row 2: I. Hallett, M. Drake, A. Kendall, J. Davis, B. Sawyer, J. Cole. W. Bossard. J. King. Row 3: M. Woehr. D. Wright. B. Morse, M. Stewart, C. Creeky. D. Norton, B. Andrews. Row 4: B. Downing, M. Norton. M. Cooney, G. McKee, C. Brotzman, S. Barnes, J. Weakland, F. Manroe, K. Hale, S. Crcelcy. S. Stephens. Row 5: K. Knight. P. Bangs. Mr. Smith, S. Shaver, S. Kurtz. Row I: S. Pierce, P. Kelley, M. Ballasone, J. Bowkcr, M. Coleman, M. Broil, A. Wallace, C. Stewart. B. Young, H. Bossard, S. Martin. Row 2: Mr. Smith. L. Rahmlow, C. Clancy. D Perry, D. Roffe, D. Mullen. R Teribury, C. Morse. C. Me M indes, L. Bixby, D. Whitmore, D Beyea, M. Andrews, A. Rivers, B Andrews. Row J: K Bangs, M. Howard. H. Miller. R. Campbell. G. Pearl. D. Duncan, C. Tarantino, W. Sterns, J. Kendall, B Potter, J. Donlon, D. Smith, P. Preston. T. Stevens. B. Freeland. G. McKee, H. Birch. SHOW CHOIR AND FLAGS Row 1: M. Stewart, P. Bangs, D. Wright, J. McChesney, S. Creeley, K. Hale, B Sawyer, M Drake, C. Brotzman, J. Weakland. Row 2: K. Cronin, F. Manroe, S. Barnes, S. Shaver. Row I: D. Moore, I. Hallett, C. Orcutt, S. Lewis. Row 2: P. Preston. M. Woehr, M. Stewart. E. Hammond. K. Douglass. Row 3: C. Swanson, C. Henry. D. Preston, D. Henry. Row 4: P. Bangs. D. Preston. D. Johnson. Ill HOMECOMING 1983 QUEEN: Laurie Moran ESCORT: Eric Wochr 1st ATTENDANT: Julie Weakland ESCORT: Chas Stewart RUNNERS UP: Sue Pfitzcnmaicr ESCORT: Scott Miller Tammy Ryan ESCORT: Ralph Hatch Penny Mullen ESCORT: Mike Hobby 114 SORRY, WRONG NUMBER Sorry, Wrong Number is a mystery that tells the story of Mrs. Elbert Stevenson (Tonia Makitra) who has overheard a telephone conversation between murderers (Scott Miller, Jeff Young). As the conversation unfolds, Mrs. Stevenson realizes that the victim could possibly be herself. She is panic stricken and calls for help from the telephone operator (Chris Campbell), the police (Dan Kelley) and a private nurse (Sonya Carney), all are reluctant to believe the irrational terrified women. Your number please? What were my lines 116 Hello mom. I'll be home late tonight. CAST Mrs. Stevenson .... Operator ............ Miss Curtis Nurse Sergeant Duffy .... Man .............. George ........... Tonia Makitra Chris Campbell . Sonya Carney ... Dan Kelley .... Scott Miller ... Jeff Young The plays were a great success. A star is born. 117 SNOW WHITE AND FRIENDS Am I the fairest of them all? “Snow White and Friends” is a spoof based on the original fairy tale. Mindy Alexander as Snow White and Susan Shaver as the wicked queen portray their jealous rivalry, as the mirror with its quick and witty tongue antagonizes the Queen. The story, narrated by senior Chris Clarke, unfolds to show that the dwarfs are really a rock band and that the woodsman is really a boyscout. Other members of the cast include Sterling Barnes, Marty Oakes and Bill Strope. 118 Come Out, Come Out wherever you are . . . CAST Queen ......... Snow White .... Woodsman ...... Doctor ........ Dopey ......... Mirror ISa rra tor .... Sue Shaver Mindy Alexander ..... Bill Strope ... Marty Oakes . Sterling Barnes ... Chris Clarke Yes your majesty Bill the head hunter Marty. I'm a married woman! 119 LOUDER, I CAN’T HEAR YOU Make up does wonders. Mother of the month, big deal. “Louder, I Can't Hear You” tells the story of Marge Brown. She is a typical housewife who is experiencing communica- tion difficulties with her family, who just makes demands on her and show no affection. She decides to visit her doctor and nurse to seek advice, only to find that they too have communication problems. Hilarious situations arise from dialogue between characters who do not listen to each other. The cast included Mary Ann Cooney as Marge Brown, Francis Manroe as the doctor, Carla Brotzman as the nurse, and Eric Woehr, Laurie Moran, and Chris Clarke as the Brown family. CAST Oscar ....................... Eric Woe hr Marge ................... MaryAnn Cooney Ann ....................... Laurie Moran Junior ..................... Chris Clarke Nurse .................. Carla Brot man Doctor .................. Francis Manroe 121 1984 YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editors: K. Klindt, L. Moran. A yearbook should be more than just pictures and memories of the past. It should represent the school, its administration, the faculty and staff, and the community. It is the hope of the yearbook staff that the 1984 Kanistean proudly reflects our school and our community. We can be extremely proud of this year's editors: Karen Klindt and Laurie Moran and their staff for a job well done. We believe that you will find this yearbook to be innovative, creative, and truly a tribute to all who are a part of the Canisteo School District. A special word of thanks to Mr. Hackemer for assuming the role of Business Manager for the yearbook and for his interest and concern in helping us meet the cost of publishing it. Canisteo Central School is indeed a school to be proud of and we trust that the 1984 Kanistean will reinforce school pride and enthusiasm for years to come. Mrs. Pat Avery Yearbook Advisor KANISTEAN STAFF Co-Editors: Laurie Moran Karen Klindt Business Editor: Sue Pfitzcnmaicr Art Editor: Bill St rope Typing Editors: Kelly Cronin Amy Cotton Debbie Becher Senior Editors: Sonya Carney Susan Shaver Photographers: Tonia Makitra Eric Woehr Layout Editor: Karen Klindt Activity Editor: Mary Ann Cooney Sport Editors: Dan Kelley Scott Miller Advertising Editor: Susan Shaver STAFF Mary Ann Shaver Page Bangs Bill Wilkins Rhonda Holmes Janet Donnelly Lynda Tarantino Kim Swanson Michelle House Robin Cavel Theresa Cartella Michelle Venter Mary Ann Drake Wendy Cole Wendy Bossard Tammy Bowles Cheryl Orcutt Joanne Donnelly Andrea Greenfield Jolyn Davis Stacy Snyder Dawn Norton Michelle Norton Lisa Burdick Kim Mylar Bob Snyder JoEllen McChesney Row I: S. Carney, J. Davis, M. Norton, V. Cone, A. Cotton, W. Bossard, J. McChesney, M. Drake, M. Venter, A. GreenTield, C. Orcutt, C. Mullen, L. Burdick. Row 2: S. Miller, T. Makitra, L. Moran, S. Pfitzcnmaier, M. Cooney, W. Cole, P. Bangs D. Becher, S. Shaver, E. Woehr, D. Kelley, B. Snyder, K. Cronin. K. Klindt, M. House, T. Cartella. L. Tarantino, K. Swanson. T. Bowles, J. Donnelly, D. Norton. 122 Typists: D. Becher, K. Cronin. Senior Editors: S. Shaver. S. Carney. Business Editor: S. Pfitzenmaier - Activities Editor: M. Cooney. I Art Editor: B. St rope Photographer: E. Woehr 123 STUDENT SENA TE The Student Council of CCS provides a base from which students can serve their school and community through programs and projects; initiated, administrated and carried out by students themselves. Activities this year included a most successful Homecoming program including a week of spirit activities capped with the Queen's coronation and Homecoming Dance. Our pet project this year is the athletic fitness course being constructed by the athletic department with cooperation from Wildwood Campus BOCES personnel. We have carried out money raising activities including student pictures and a most successful calendar sales to support the above activities as well as financial assistance to the yearbook and National Honor Society. PRESIDENT D. Kelley. SECRETARY: L. Moran. TREASURER: S. Pfitzcnmaicr. VICE-PRESIDENT: S. Miller. Row I: L. Tarantino. C. Brotzman, M. Drake. T. Giglio. C. Orcutt. D. Norton. T. Fairman, J. Bowkcr, L. Bixby, D Roffe Row 2: C. Allen. M Woehr. R Holmes. K. Swanson. B. Morse. R Young. C. Swanson. J. Davis. Row J: S Plitzcnmaier L. Moran. S. Miller. S. Donahue. P Cali. C. Clarke. B Allen. D. Kelley. E. Woehr. M. Oakes. B Wilkins. D. Melnyk. SKI CLUB ssffssz as £f 4£HsB a Houghtaling. C. Davis. J. Tingley. L. Moran. S. Miller. S. Pfhzcnma.cr. S. House. E. Woehr. C. Clarke. B. Allen. B W.lkms. R Mullen. The Ski Club has been providing students with the opportunity to develop a skill base in the life long sport of downhill skiing since 1968. We started with four members using one car. In 1971 we graduated to a bus. the club has been growing each year. This year we have 96 members. This year we are saluting Mr. Bill McCourt. He began driving us to Swam in 1971 and has done so every year for 12 consecutive years. NATIONAL AND LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: E. Hammond. K Douglass. C. Campbell. Row 2: K. Baier. S. Barnard, S. Pfitzenmaier. C. Fountain, G. Creeley, C. Brotzman. Row 3: B. Allen, C. Flanagan, P. Bangs, K. Klindt, M. Koenig, G. Meeks, D. Johnson. '� M House, L. Tarantino, J. Donnelly. T. Lay Held, L Herington, K. Terry. Row 2: N. Markham, M. Hoare, M Brown. J. McChcsney. C. Fountain, E. Hammond. K. Douglass, C. Cartwright, S. Barnard. Row 3: B. Allen, M. Erklenz, D. Johnson, T. Wyant. P Bangs. M Koenig. C. Flanagan, K Baier. Row 4; B Strope. C. Clarke, G. Creeley, T. Makitra, M. Cooney. M. Flanagan. C. Campbell. S. PFitzenmaier, K. Klindt, C. Brotzman, G. Meeks. F. F. A. a I r I Ynrk K Willis L VanHoven J. Holley, R Kent. Row 2: S. Rahmolw. L. Woodworth. J. Soper. K. RZgesoC, B Scar'd Me , m ' Ball. Row 3: C. Kent. E. Salvagin. T. Clarke. W. Mensch. C. Robertson. D. Swift. The FFA is a national organization of students enrolled in vocational agriculture. Organized in 1928. the FFA is an integral part of the curriculum of vocational agriculture in public schools. Through active participation in the FFA. members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based on occupational skills, earning awards and recognition and becoming involved in cooperative efforts and community improvement. The FFA offers the opportunity for achieving a personal goal of becoming productive citizens in our democracy. Row I: C. Campbell. R Kent. Row 2: K. Margcson. E. Salvagin. S. Rahmlow. T. Clarke. Mr. Ball. Row 3: C Kent. L. Woodworth. 127 H.S. Custodians ROW I: R. Kinnc, C. Tobias, G. Harrison. ROW 2: D. Caward, J. Bers, T. Galeazzo. Bus Drivers ROW 1: G Bertram, G. Barber, C. Hartman. ROW 2: R. Osborne, H. Smith, T. Bardeen, M. Forshee L. Frutsman, A. Payne, E. Woodward, M. Davis. ROW 3: M. Vance, E. Stewart. 28 H.S. CAFETERIA - J. VanSkiver, C. Howell, P. McMindes, !. Shorts, P. Bixby, E. McKee, J. Caward. E.S. Cafeteria - Row I: J. Young, T. Raner, D. Silsbee. Row 2: B. Market, M. Vance, L. VanSkiver. 129 BRING NEW LIFE TO YOUR CARPET Revive the original beauty of your carpet. Cleaned in your own home by Von Schrader dry-foam method. No muss No fuss. No odor. Usd the same day. All work guaranteed. Phone for estimate today. CANISTEO FLORAL CO. 19 EAST MAIN ST. CANISTEO. N. Y. 14823 Evening Tribune Best of luck to the ’84 Graduates EVELYN BLISS OWNER PHONE 607-698-4251 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Hunter’s Carpet A Upholstery Cleaning 43 E. MAIN STREET CANISTEO, N.Y. 14823 (607) 698-4473 698-4813 Compliments of ... 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