Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

1985 KANISTEAN CANISTEO CENTRAL SCHOOL 1985 DEDICATION: HERE’S TO YOU MR. THOMAS! The 1985 Kanistean Staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Richard L. Thomas, devoted teacher and friend to Canisteo students. Mr. Thomas graduated from high school in nearby Hornell, New York and then traveled extensively during a tour of duty in the U S. Navy. Graduating from Alfred University College of Ceramics in 1959, he begin teaching at Chenango Valley High School. He then taught a variety of courses at Port By- ron Central School for several years. Mr. Thomas completed his MFA in 1970 at the Rochester Institute of Technology while still teaching. For the four years following, he taught at Paul Smith College. There he was the Assistant Proffessor of Art and Photography. During this time, he was also the Artist in Resident at Lake Placid School of Music and Art, a tutor for Empire State College and a soccer coach. This is Mr. Thomas’ tenth year at Canisteo. His years of service and dedication will be cherished by the future artists and community leaders he has helped to educate. 2 Seniors Bryan Allen Kimberly Allen Keith Baier Gale Bailey Page Bangs Shawn Barnard Danny Blake John Bretz Michele Brown Brenda Bush Melody Campbell Cheryl Cartwright Seniors Mark Cline Wendy Cole Cindy Conner Tammy Cook Allan Crane Glen Crane Carla Creeley Teresa Cronin Craig Code David Cunningham Tom Dietrich Karin Douglas Bryan Allen Math Science Basketball (9-12), Golf (10, 12). Band (9-11), Student Senate (IQ- 12), National Honor Society (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . the old bridge. Will Try To Forget. .. CRR campouts. Kim Allen Business Track (9-11) Will Always Remember. . . Woody and Cleo walking home. Will Try To Forget. . . Bad times. Keith Baier Math Science Basketball (9-12), Football (10-12), Golf (9-12) Orchestra (9-12), Na- tional Honor Society (11, 12) Band (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . Hot dogs on the rocks. Will Try To Forget. . . What happened Spring Vacation 1984. Gale Bailey Business Art Local Honor Society (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . The summer of 1983 with M and T, and Cleo Will Try To Forget . . . The bad times. Page Bangs Math Science Chorus (9-12), Musicals (9-12), Se- nior Play, Soccer (9-12), Cheer- leading (9-12), Softball (10, 11) Track (9), Colorguard (10-12), Yearbook (11) Will Always Remember. . . The good times at C.C.S. Will Try To Forget. . . Mr. Fiegl’s boring Math Classes Shawn Barnard Math Science Band (9, 10), Chorus (9. 10) Will Always Remember. . . “limp” fries and NYC trip. Will Try To Forget. . . Mr. Fiegl's theories. Danny Blake Electronics Will Always Remember. . . All the good times with my friends Will Try To Forget. . . This school and all teachers. John Bretz Math Science Football (9-12) Will Always Remember... Burt Hill campouts. Will Try To Forget. .. School. Michele Brown Math Science Soccer (9, 10), Yearbook (12), Lo- cal Honor Society (11, 12). Senior Play Will Always Remember. . . T.W.'s artist, the time with T.T. and J. D. in the bathroom and all the times with M.E. and J.D. Will Try To Forget. . . All the times in the treehouse and K. T.’s party. Brenda Bush Professional Bum Soccer (9, 10) Will Always Remember. . . Being rolled up in a fold-away bed with K.T. at 5 am with a tube in my mouth. Will Try To Forget. . . CCS, always being late to school and our “famous trip to Bath. Melody Campbell Science Softball (9-12), Basketball (9, 10), Basketball stats (11), Orchestra (9- 11). Will Always Remember. . . Top of the Turnpike. Will Try To Forget. . . The night of DR party. Cheryl Cartwright Math Science Spanish Band and Orchestra (9-12), Track 10, 11), All-County Band (10-12), Basketball stats (11), Local Honor Society (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . “tight ends” and a certain Italian. Will Try To Forget. . . Mr. Fiegl’s many theories and a certain FAT underclassman, LP. Dave Carney Will Always Remember. . . 10th English. Will Try To Forget. . . Roser’s class. Mark Cline English Will Always Remember. . . Cruisin’ and losing money at cards. Will Try To Forget . . . Rochester trip. Wendy Cole Home Economics Business JV Basketball (9), Basketball stats (10-12), Yearbook (11, 12) Senior Play Will Always Remember. . . Staying out all night. Will Try To Forget. . . December 2, 83 and my ride home. Tammy Cook Business Soccer (9), Student Senate (10), Bowling (10), Basketball stats (11). Wrestling stats (12) Will Always Remember. . . Going to Silver Stadium. Will Try To Forget. . . Long, boring bus rides. 6 Allan Crane Will Always Remember. . . All the movies starring the Chipper. Will Try To Forget. . . Meals on Wheels. Glen Crane Science Will Always Remember. . . My high school years. Will Try To Forget. . . Monday mornings. Carla Creely Business Orchestra (9-11), Chorus (11, 12), Soccer (9) Will Always Remember. . . April 20 at b-day party. Will Try To Forget . . . August 4, 1983. Teresa Cronin Math Science Cheerleading (10-12), Yearbook (10, 12), Senior play, Senior Class Treasurer, JV Baseball stats (10, 11), JV Football stats (11, 12), band (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . Graduation 82, 7 2 83 Will Try To Forget . . . MM Craig Cude Electronics Senior Class VP, Student Senate Rep, Yearbook (12), Sports cameraman Will Always Remember. . . You’re all going to grow up drunk on welfare. Will Try To Forget. . . Rochester trip. David Cunningham Math Baseball (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . The great times in California. Will Try To Forget. . . Some of the part-time jobs I had. Tom Dietrich Math Band (9-12), Orchestra (11, 12), Football (11-12), Basketball (9-12), Baseball (9-12) Will Always Remember. .. Chickening out at McDonalds. Will Try To Forget. . . March 2, 1984. Karin Douglass Math Science Band (9-12), Orchestra (10-12), Chorus (12), Colorguard (9-12), All- County Band (9), All-County WW Ensemble (10, 11) Local Honor So- ciety (10-12), National Honor Soci- ety (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . My teacher and his Conan books Will Try To Forget. . . All those terrible Tuesdays. Robert James Downing Will Always Remember. . . Fearsome Force I and II at Laturneau. Will Try To Forget. . . DLR, CER, JAB, SKR, SAB KET. Debra Drake Art Business Chorus (9) Will Always Remember. . . Senior year with DJ, MAC friends. Will Try To Forget... Early Mondays. Mary Anne Drake Math Orchestra (9-12), chorus (9-12), Musicals (10-12), Senior Play, Soc- cer (9-12), Softball (8-12), Basket- ball stats (12) Student Senate, Yearbook Will Always Remember. . . 17th b-day. Will Try To Forget. . . Mr. Dineen’s Health class. Brian Dubois Will Always Remember. . . My birthday party. Will Try To Forget. . . School. Carl Dubois Auto Body Football (9-11), Wrestling (7-10) Will Always Remember. . . Darien lake, Oct. 16, 1983. Michelle Erklenz Math Science Spanish Class Secretary (9-11), Class Presi- dent (12), Senior play, Basketball (9-12), Softball (9-12), Soccer (9- 12) Will Always Remember. . . The good OLD times with PK, MD, and NM and my coaches. Will Try To Forget.. . Home basketball game Arkport 83. Crystal Fountain Math Science Band (9-12), All-County Band (9, 11, 12), National and Local Honor Society (11, 12) Will Always Remember. .. Trip to NYC and cruisin' Hornell with Shawn Barnard. Will Try To Forget.. . Summer of '84. Carrie Flanagan Math Science Basketball (9), B. Basketball stats (11. 12) Will Always Remember. . . Summer of ”83, 7 4 83. Will Try To Forget. . . Jan 28. 1984. Brad Geffers Heavy Equipment Football (8-12), Wrestling (10-12), Basketball (8-9), Baseball (9-12), Track (8) Will Always Remember. . . All the fun times with Cheryl and not drinking for two months straight. Will Try To Forget. . . Everthing I learned at CCS and CO going out with DM. Julie Gorman Math Science Soccer (8-12), Track (9, 10), Or- chestra (9-12), Student Senate (12) 7 Seniors Debra Drake Mary Anne Drake Brian DuBois Carl DuBois Michelle Erklenz Carrie Flanagan Crystal Fountain Brad Getters Gary Hallett Scott Hallett Elizabeth Hammond Cindy Harding Seniors Pat Haring Chen Harrington Debbie Henry Mario Hoare Rhonda Holmes Debbie Howell Deanne Johnson . Clifford Kent Peggy Koch Monica Koenig Brian Kratzer Shelly Lewis Gary Hallet Partying, pro bum Football (9-11), Baseball (11) Will Always Remember. . . Southside, Budweiser, beer runs. Will Try To Forget... Y dances, Friday the 13th. Scott Hallet Science Wrestling (9-12), baseball (9-11) Will Always Remember. . . The first time I met TR and all the good times we had. Will Try To Forget. .. The fights with TR. Elizabeth Hammond Math Science Band (9-12). Color guard (10-12), Swimming (9-12), Tennis (10-12), Soccer Stats (10-12), National Honor Society (11, 12), Local Hon- or Society (10-12), All County Band (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . “Slumber parties Will Try To Forget . . . Morning after Poltergiest. Cynthia Harding Business Tennis (9, 10), Bowling (9, 10), Color guard (10, 12) Will Always Remember. . . Nov 26, 82 and June 20, 84. Will Try To Forget. . . All my hard times. Pat Haring Ski Club Will Always Remember. . . Chickening out at McDonalds and the night over at DC's. Cheri Harrington Will Always Remember. . . Summer of '84. Will Try to Forget. . . 9 22 84 Deborah Henry Business Colorguard (10-12), Bowling (9, 10) Will Always Remember. . . August 4, 1984. Will Try To Forget. . . Spring vacation 1984. Mario Hoare Science Debbie Howell Will Always Remember. . . Flying with Superman (KT, SZ, ME) party of 7 29 84 and the trip to Bath. Will Try To Forget. . . The time me, Sue and Tracy were picked up by Stein. Deanne Johnson Math Science Basketball (10-12), Band (9-12), Drum Majorette (12), Natioanal Honor Society (11, 12), Local Hon- or Society (10-12) Colorguard (9- 11) Will Always Remember. . . Mansfield. Will Try To Forget. . . 7 8 84 Cliff Kent Jr. Agriculture FFA VP (10) Will Always Remember. . . Getting the Big Eight Point Buck Will Try To Forget. . . 10th grade English with Mrs. Morse Peggy Koch Business Soccer (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . Summer of 84, Dec. 13 1983. Will Try To Forget. .. Being under the car. Monica Koenig Math Science Band (9-12), Soccer (9), Tennis (10-12), Local Honor Society (11, 12), National Honor Society (11, 12). Soccer Stats (11, 12), B Bas- ketball stats (11, 12), All-County band(10) Will Always Remember. . . Trip to NYC. Will Try To Forget . . . Cristmas Vacation '83. Brian Kratzer Building Construction Baseball (9-12), Ski club (7-12), Will Always Remember. . . The CRP parties on the hill and DT and CH summers of '84. Will Try To Forget. . . The times I spent in summer school for two years. Shelly Lewis Art Home Economics Colorguard (10-12), Tennis (11, 12), Football stats (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . 11 10 83. Will Try To Foget . . . April 20, 1984. Nancy Markham Math Science Softball (8-12), Basketball (10-12), Class VP (9), Class President (10, 11), Student Senate President (12), Local Honor Society (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . Summer of '84, weekends on the run with BB. Will Try To Forget.. . My many mistakes, the “bus . Mary Matacle Art Will Always Remember. . . Summer of 83. Will Try To Forget. . . A certain person. 10 joEllen McChesney Business Bowling (9), Tennis (9-11), Chorus (9-12), Show Choir (11), Yearbook (10, 11), Musical (10, 11), Senior Play crew (11), Senior Play, Energy Awareness (11) Will Always Remember. . . Camp July and August 84. Will Try To Forget . . . Bad Memories. Ray McCollumn Will Always Remember. . . My first day of school here at CCS I was really nervous about changing schools, but the teachers and my fellow students have been very sup- portive and kind. Will Try to Forget. . . All the tests and quizzes I failed. (Very few). Mike McLaughlin Auto Mechanics Football (11, 12) Will Always Remember. . . After the dances. Will Try To Forget. . . Last year's football season. Brian Melnyk Math Science Baseball (9, 10)., Homeroom rep (12) Will Always Remember. . . The toilet paper capers. Will Try To Forget. . . The nights without beer. Bob Moore Math Science Industrial Arts Football (10-12), Ski Club (11) Will Always Remember. . . The toilet paper capers. Will Try To Forget. . . Friday the 13th. Sharlene Mullen Will Always Remember . . . April 8, 1983 Will Try To Forget . . . English 10. Lisa Ordway Cosmetology Orchestra (4-10), Soccer (7-10) Will Always Remember. . . God's Country 7 29 84, b-day party for Kit and our two wonder men. Will Try To Forget. .. Troubles with DM, little red truck Tim Panter Will Always Remember.. . New Years Eve Will Try TO Forget . . . The DH’s Bridget Preston Swim Stats (9-12), Energy Aware- ness (11, 12) Debbie Preston Secretarial Band (9-12), Orchestra (10-12), Sr. Class Secretary (12), Chorus (9- 12), Basketball stats (11-12), Co- lorguard (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . August 84 at the lake. Will Try to Forget. . . All the long bus rides. Dyan Preston Math Science Track (9-12), Soccer (9-12), Volley- ball (10-12), Band (9-12), Color- guard (9-12) Will Always Remember. . Track Sectionals. Jay Richardson Math Science Football (10-12), Ski Club (9-12), Basketball (9-12) Will Always Remember. . . Chickening out at McDonalds. Will Try To Forget . . . The man who sent me on the out- side for three days. Edwin Salvagin Will Try To Forget . . . The boring times. Will Always Remember. . . The accidents. Beth Sawyer Music Chorus (9-12), Orchestra (9-12), Musical (10), String trio (10), Show Choir (11), Soccer (9), Tennis (9- 12) Will Always Remember... The Kool-Aid parties. Will Try To Forget. .. Falling down when saying the Pledge 9 24 84 Mary Anne Shaver Art Graphic Design Band (9-12), Tennis (10-12), Year- book (10-12), Musical (10) Basket- ball stats (10-12) Will Always Remember. .. Summer '84 with BH and all my friends. Will Try To Forget. . . Sliding into locker 9 24 84 Bill Simons Math Science Ski club (9-12), Baseball (9-12), Football (12) Will Always Remember. . . Good times at Swain Will Try To Forget. . . Good times with Smed”. Mike Smith Math Science Will Always Remember. . . Summer of '83. Will Try To Forget. . . Math 11. Trina Smith Will Always remember. . . June 21st 1984 Will Try To Forget. . . All the boring classes Shelly Stanford Business Soccer (11) Will Always Remember. . . Darien Lake, April 30, 82; Oct. 16, '82 Will Try To Forget. . . May 21, '84 and Hornell cops. Seniors Nancy Markham Mary Matacle Steffanie Mattison JoEllen McChesney Senior Class Officers: Michelle Erklenz, President; Debbie Preston. Secretary; Craig Cude. Vice President; Teresa Cronin. Treasurer Pay McCullom Mike McLaughlin Brian Melnyck Bob Moore 12 Seniors Sharlene M. Mullen Lisa Ordway Bridget Preston Debbie Preston Dyan Preston Jay Richardson Sophan Ros Edwin Salvagin Beth Sawyer Mary Anne Shaver 13 14 Seniors Bill Simons Michael Smith Trina Smith Shelley Stanford Timothy Stef ey Ken Stewart Michele Stewart Kristi Truscott Tracy Westbrook Tracy Wyant Rich Young Sue Zappa ta 16 Tim Steffy Will Always Remember. . . Summer of '84 Will Try to Forget. . . Running out of gas and the “Corner” Ken Stewart Will Always Remember . . . The Chipper Movies 1, 2 3 in 3D Michele Stewart Business Cheerleading (9, 11) Will Always Remember. . . Summer of '84 Will Try to Forget . . . Getting in Trouble! Kitty Truscott Art Chorus (9, 11), Track stats (10), Senior Play Will Always Remember . . . The many times I visited Mr. Buzz, 7 29 84 Will Try to Forget . . . The main office crew and the many times we visited them. Tracy Westbrook Chorus (9), Cheerleading (10), Ski Club, Student Senate (9) Will Always Remember . . . 7 29 84, Lisa’s little blue Omega, time with SZ, DH, and the cop (Stein) Will Try to Forget . . . The bottle of tango, partying with the puds, trip to Bath Tracy Wyant Math, Science Cheerleading (10, 11, 12), Band (9- 12), Orchestra (9-12), JV Football stats (9, 11), Softball (9). Class Treasurer (10, 11), Student Senate Treasurer (12), Yearbook (10-12) Will Always Remember . . . Grad, night 82, 7 2 83, and the fun times with Tess. Will Try to Forget . . . November- March 83 Rich Young Math, Science Student Senate VP, Football (9-11). Baseball (9-11) Will Always Remember . . , The summers spent with BM. Will Try to Forget . . . Sept. 21 Sue Zappata Business Soccer (9. 11). Ski Club (9-12) Will Always Remember . . . The unknown comic, skinny dipping 7 29 84 Will Try to Forget . . . Milk and cookies, the six mile walk CLASS PERSONALITIES 1. Class Patiers- Gary Hallet, Tracy Westbrook 2. Class Clowns- Alan Crane. Nancy Markham 3. Class Legs- Tracy Wyant. Jay Richardson 4. Class Brains-Karen Douglas. Bryan Allen 5. Class Airhead- Julie Gorman. Brian Melnyck 6. Class Smiles-Sue Zapata. Scott Hallet 7 Class Mouths- David Cunningham. Michele Brown 8. Class Rockers- Pat Haring. Kitty Truscott 9. Class Jocks- Tom Deitrich. Michelle Erklenz 18 1. Did you know garbage could be piled this high? 2. Together we can make it. 3. You doubt my word. 4 Keg Klan 5. Simply delicious. 6. I’m a senior now baby, don't call me Rookie. 7. You saw Tracy with who? 8 I love the taste of success 9. Fire ’em up. 10. Things go better with Coke. 11. I'm off to see the wizard. i 20 21 WHO WERE THOSE BABIES? Page 14 1 Debbie Howell 2 Rich Young 3 Michele Stewart 4 Karin Douglas 5 Mary Anne Shaver 6 Brenda Bush 7 Crystal Fountain 8 Shawn Barnard 9 Tracy Westbrook 10 Craig Cude 11 Glen Crane 12 Tammy Cook 13 Wendy Cole 14 David Cunningham 15 Deanne Johnson 16 Michele Brown 17 Tom Dietrich 18 JoEllen McChesney 19 Keith Baier 20 Mario Hoare 21 Sheryle Kurtz 22 Melody Campbell 23 Bradley Getters 24 Carla Creeley 25 Carrie Hannigan Page 15 1 Bridget Preston 2 Deborah Henry 3 Debra Drake 4 Rhonda Holmes 5 Shelly Lewis 6 Shelly Stantord 7 Sue Zappata 8 Cheryl Cartwright 9 Cindy Harding 10 Beth Sawyer 11 Trina Smith 12 Tim Stettey 13 Kitty Truscott 14 Page Bangs 15 Lisa Ordway 16 Allan Crane 17 Peggy Koch 18 Jay Richardson 19 Michelle Erklenz 20 Monica Koenig 21 Teresa Cronin 22 Libby Hammond 23 Mary Ann Drake 24 Tracy Wyant JUNIORS Steven Amidon Beverly Andrews Sherry Bettinger Heather Bossard Tamara Bowles Stephanie Brown Philip Cali Alan Campbell Theresa Cartella Sherry Bettinger Jack Bush Michelle O’Brien Lynda Tarantino Terence Clark Joel Cochran 24 JUNIORS Dennis Cotton Stephanie Creeley Michelle Davis Roxanne Davis Patrick Doane Shane Donahue Janet Donnelly Kimberly DuBois Richard Farrand Clark Garner Todd Giglio Kellie Hale Lorie Herington Melissa Hoare Eric Hosmer Brad Houghtaling Michelle House Brian Jackson Ruth Kent JUNIORS Denise Kilmer Richard Knapp Karen Knight Toni Kulyeshie Sheryll Kurtz Teresa Layfield Eric Maine William Manroe Kevin Margeson Patricia McGregor Lisa Moran Bridget Morse Mark Morse Michelle O’Brien Phil Cali Colleen O'Rourke Jeffery Phillips 26 JUNIORS Stacy Pierce Bridget Preston Ricky Salvagin Andrew Schultz Bryan Speed Darlene Stewart Kimberly Swanson Darren Swift Lynda Tarantino Kristine Terry Todd Thompson Lee VanHoven Michelle Venter Robert Weakland Amy Welles Keith Willis Barbara Woodworth Steven Woodworth Darcie Wright Michelle Zinck 27 JUNIORS . . . 28 SOPHOMORES Brett Ahrens Cynthia Allen Jeffrey Amidon David Baker Susan Baker Paul Banko Lisa Becher Catherine Bertram Israel Bliss Wendy Bossard David Bradley Jay Brew Ranae Burchard Lisa Burdick Lori Burdick Ann Camps Dawn Carney Kimberly Cline Cathy Cole Jeffery Combs Vicki Cone Stephen Lewis 30 SOPHOMORES Brian Congdon Joan Cooney Kevin Croston Christopher Davis JoLyn Davis Joanne Donnelly James Dombert Steven Duncan David Ells Carol Flint Chris Davis Marnie Woehr Jodi Ives Joanne Donnelly Dena Fryzel Andrea Greenfield Irene Hallett Christine Henry 31 SOPHOMORES Dawn Henry Jason Holley Renae Holmes Darryl Howell Jodi Ives Kelly Knight Mark Kratzer Monica Lathrop Toni Leasure Michael Lehman Barbara Lewis Eric Markel Steven Matacale Robert Matteson April McChesney Dorey McChesney Susan McCormick JoLyn Davis Diana Mehlenbacher Dawn Moore Cynthia Mullen Trail Mullins 32 SOPHOMORES Dawn Norton Michelle Norton Victoria O'Brien Cheryl Orcutt Patricia Parker David Preston Ginger Preston Christopher Robertson Robert Sawyer William Schibler Valerie Sharp Kendra Smith Stacy Snyder Joseph Soper Michael Dwight Scott Stevens Carrie Swanson James Terwilliger James Tingley Rhonda Walker Christopher Wilkins 33 Marnie Woehr Roy Woodworth Timothy Zinck FRESHMEN Kristine Aber Mark Andrews Jeff Baier Donna Bailey Russell Bailey Kurt Bangs Elizabeth Barney Roger Beyea Hanns Birch Charles Blake Christopher Blake Steven Brewer Freshman Officers: Bridgett Freeland V.P Jim Dodge Pres. Dave Cartella Sec. Nikki Pfitzenmaier Tres. Rhonda Brott Gary Burdell Don Cali David Cartella Kyle Cassidy Timothy Cawthra 36 FRESHMEN Timothy Cline Dawn Cochran Kirstm Collins Glenn Cook Robyn Covel Thomas Crook Keelan Croston Michael Davis Donald Dietrich James Dodge John Douglass Carrie Dragonetti Kevin DuBois Mary DuBois Andrew Eldridge Paul Flanagan Dahl Flynn Bridgett Freeland Vivian Gardner Kimberly Garner Toma Giglio Steven Glassman 37 FRESHMEN Rebecca Griswold Deanna Harrington Virginia Herington Christopher Horey Michael Howard Peggy Kelley Nicholas Kellogg Audra Kendall Joyce Kendall Jean Knapp Scott Knsher Christopher Kurtz Andrew Lewis Donald Lewis Tabitha MaGill A.J. Martin Suzanne Martin Tina Martin Beth McCormick Darrin McCormick Laurie McDaniels Debra McGregor 38 FRESHMEN Garth McKee Cindilou McMindes Jeffery MicGlire Holly Miller Scott Mulhollen Kimberly Mylar Kimberly Panter James Perry David Peters Nicole Pfitzenmaier Earl Potter Matthew Powers Pamela Preston Victoria Preston Pamela Quick Lisa Rahmlow Melanie Raish Pamela Ray Lee Remchuck Ryna Ros Tracy Ryan Heidi Schilber Eric Schultz Michael Sharp Douglas Smith Julie Snyder Bradley Stanford Brian Stanford Luther Stevens Toni Stevens 39 Freshmen William Stewart Mickey Swift Rodney Teribury Todd Terwilliger Donna Tingley Jill Tolan Scott Trail Charles Trowbridge David Vanderhoef Matthew Wilkins Todd Wilkins 40 Olive Anderson Robert Baker Michael Balassone Michele Ball Sue Ann Barber Donald Beyea Lisa Bixby Heidi Bossard Jeanette Bowker Michael Brott Robyn Campbell Scott Cobb William Cobb Jeffrey Clancy Mary Lynne Coleman Robert Davis Marc Dmeen Julie Dodge Joseph Donlon William Drake Judy Dubois Denise Duncan Todd Eldndge Eric Feenaughty Kelly Groves Judy Houghtaling Leslie Houghtaling Scott Howell Jill Jamison Jodie Jones 41 Jason Kepner Barbara Knapp Kelli Krisher Paula Lathrop Heather Lindsay Donald Lorow Andrew Martin David Matacale Lori McEvoy Tammy Meeks Daniel Melnyk Kelly Morse Brian Mulhollen Dawn Mullen Keith Mullen Donna Mylar Renee Nolton Tammy O'Brien Scott O’Rourke Jason Orozco Grace Pearl Dale Perry Sheila Pierce Kristin Potter 42 Daniel Racalto Andrew Raish Michael Richardson Ann Marie Rivers Todd Robertson Danielle Roffe Richard Runyan Michael Schemacher Robert Seamon Deanna Smith Vicki Smith Colleen Speed Albert Stage Wendi Stearns Clinton Stewart Donald Stewart Cynthia Tarantino Mechelle Trail Robert Trowbridge Angela Wallace Diana Whitmore Kara Willis Brenda Young Rebecca Young 43 Richar Amidon Stephen Bardeen Christopher Bertram Stephen Birch Eric Booth Rebekah Bossard Kimberly Bossard Elizabeth Bradley William Brizze Andrew Brown Michelle Buckpitt Carrie Cassidy Donald Campbell Stephanie Campbell Mark Camps Michael Cline Michelle Cobin Douglas Cook David Crook David Davis Melinda Davis Diane DeCeu Philip Dodge Richard Drake Andrew DuBois Lisa Edgett Laurie Eidridge Michael Eidridge Tammy Eidridge 44 Leslie Faulkner Brian Freeland Becky Gardiner Theresa Gorman Casey Gregorious Marcie Harding Christopher Henry Douglas Herith Tina Horton Robin Houghtalmg Lydia Hurlburt Brian Kennell Melissa Kratzer John Kulyeshie Bryan Lambert Laura Lehman Chanda Lindsay Kelly Margeson Cimberly Matteson Shawna McChesney Kimberly McDaniel Ronald McEvoy Tame McKee Bradley Miller lisa Miller Sandra Mmck Steven Montgomery Lorraine Nichols Jennifer Ordway 45 John Osmin Kevin Patton Danielle Phenes James Plank Shaun Powers Kenneth Quick Yvette Quick Edward Rivers Heather Roffe Channthyda Ros Jennifer Ross Tina Salvagin Tammy Sawyer Matthew Schumaker George Sharp Donna Smith Bonnie Snyder Donna Stage Shawn Stewart Tricia Stewart Tyler Swift Kurt Terwilleger Anne Tolan Edwin Vanderhoef Michell Westbrook Shelly Wheatcraft Diane White Vicky Lee White Hattie Woodworth 46 6th GRADE Ronald Acker Jay Babbitt Sandra Baker Kerry Barnes Jeffrey Beyea Michael Bienvenue Michelle Birdsall Rebeka Bixby Jennifer Booth Karen Brewer Holly Brown Kari Burdick Michelle Buttery Michele Campbell Lome Carney Barbara Carrig Vicki Caward Jodi Charles Tamara Clothier Melissa Codding Sandra Cole Scott Cotton Shawn Crane Wayne Cunningham John Decker Amy DeWall Shawn Dineen Augustine Dragonetti Vaughn Drake Christopher Ells 47 Sherene Farrand Donald Flanagan Kelly Flint Christina Gardiner Jeffery Gardner Tommi Garner Lois Graham Chad Hartman Kristen Hartwell Theresa Henry Cory Holley Jamie Holley Keith Howell Aimee Hubertus Tarra Hughes Jessica Jackson Charlene James John Krakovsky David Lee Mariam Manroe Timothy Martin Sandra McDaniel Steve McDaniel Daniel McEvoy Matthew Mehlenbacher Anna MicGlire Sonya Miller Tina Mosher Stacy Mosier Kevin Mulhollen 6th GRADE 48 6th GRADE Shannon Mullen Steven Napier Jay Norton Cattina O’Rourke Michelle Peters Jody Pierce Chad Potter Anthony Presler Daniel Preston Danielle Preston Becki Quick William Roche Jennifer Rotz Tabitha Schaumberg Monica Schnurle Andrew Simons Daniel Simons Jeremy Swift Faith Tobias Kari Todd Krista Todd Danielle Wallace James Weed Rebecca White Jennifer Witherow Chad Woodworth Otto Woodworth Judith Zinck 49 5th GRADE Eric Amidon Christopher Argay Jeffrey Babbitt Guy Barber Robin Bossard Wendy Brown Kara Burd Jennifer Burdick Scott Burdick Jennifer Bush Jennie Campbell Chaunee Cartwright Sarah Chaffee Trudy Ciccotti Aaron Clark Colleen Clark Rodney Cobb Joseph Cobin Deanna Cole Richard Costley Shawn Cotton Christopher Cox Andrea Crane Brian Crane Erin Crist Jamie Cude Michelle Culbertson Dawn Curtis Jason Davis Mark Drake 50 5th GRADE Peggy Drake Carl Elsenheimer Douglas Foster Timothy Golden Victoria Hall Glenn Harvey Shelly Hendrickson David Horey Jeremy Houghtaling David Jackson Julie Jamison Stacy Kelly Danielle Kneale Pam Lewis Erin Lindsay Raymond London Tammy Loper Shane MaGill Melanie MaKitra William McCourt Karen McMindes Andrea Mulhollen Jodie Orcutt Kyle Orozco Bryan Peters Michelle Pierce Rebecca Pierce Charles Piliero Wayne Potter Tabitha Rectenwald 51 Jeremy Reichman David Reitnauer Brent Richardson David Robertson Stacy Robertson Chana Ros Renee Runyan Shannon Sawyer Jarad Schultz Jennifer Sciorra Lewis Sessa Heather Stewart Robert Venter Michael Walker Michelle Westfall Daron White Christopher Woodworth Bridget Wyant 52 FACULTY 1. Rem Math: L. Fiegl. A Gardner 2. E. Librarian: L. Aharrah 3. E. Principal: N Mullen 4 Dist. Clerk B. Jones 5. H.S. Principal: J. Hackemer 6. H.S. Nurse: M Merrmg 7. Reading: N. Potter. B. House 8. Library Aide M Reynolds 9. Sec: D. Vanfleet 10. Supt T. McKeever 11. Guidance: M.Coulter. P.Ferree. J. Bangs 12 Sec: T Rhemheimer 13. S. Bush.C. Norton 14. B Nurse: J. Holt 15. Acc. Clerk: D. Bossard 16. Bus. Man.: W Taylor 17. Sec: C. Hammond 54 FACULTY 1. Music: M. Smith. B. Blumenthal. R. Rohrbach 2. Business: M Callahan. R. Young. J. Beckerink, 3. Social Studies: W Smith. T. Woehr. W Hall. C. Roser 56 1. English: K. Morse. J. Pacanowski. A. Tolan. E. Daigler. S. Babbit 2. Science: C. Wright. B Arnault. S. Arthur. G. Tubbs. J. Babbit 3. Math: R. Cardman. W. Dmeen. R. Mclnroy. Z. Fiegl FACULTY FACULTY 1. 4th grade: R. Thomas 2. 4th grade: B. Caple 3. Music: J. Cooney 4. 4th grade: P Avery 5. Gym: D. Kratzer 6. 4th grade: P Baier 61 FACULTY 1. Kindergarten: J. Roach 2. Kindergarten: P. Smith 3. Kindergarten: E Hopkins 4 First: M Napier 5. First: J. Brown 6. First: P. LaPiana 7. Pre-First: P. Knapp 8. First: V. Brady FACULTY 1. Ass’ts C. Cox. L. Hyslip 2. Board of Education: Row 1: Rev. Sawyer. D. Napier. P. Cali. T. McKeever. Row 2: T. Avery. J.Lindsay. A. Moran. P. Barnes 3. Rem Math: L. Fiegl. C. Thomas 4 Reading: E. Scott. S. Withrow 5. Ass’ts J. McDaniels. L. Wright 6. Aides M. Rahr. S. Weed. C. Woehr CUSTODIANS AND BUSDRIVERS 1. Custodians: Row 1: T.Ga- leazzo. R. Kinne. G. Harrison; Row 2: J. Bers. B Harrison. D. Caward. C. Tobias 2. E.S.Custodians: R. Mehlen- bacher, R. Kamenuk. H Norton 3 Busdrivers: Row 1: M. Davis. M.VAnce; Row 2 R. Osborne. T. Bardeen. E. Woodward. H. Smith. B. Mullen. W. McCord. P. McDaniels; Row 3: G. Barber. E. Stewart; Row 4:G. Bertram 65 CAFETERIA I. H.S. Cafeteria: C. Howell. M. Magee. N. House. J. VanSkiver. J. Caward, I. Shorts. P. Bixby. E. McKee 2 E.S. Cafeteria: T Raner. L. VanSkiver. M. Howard. B. Mar- ket. D Silsbee. M. Vance 66 VARSITY BASEBALL The 1983-1984 baseball team found itself with little varsity experience, having only one returnee. The Redskins placed third in the Corning West Tournament by defeating Watkins Glen 8-4. Although having 5 starters hitting over .300, Canis- teo finished the season with a loss to Geneseo 5-3; leaving a record of 7 wins and 9 losses. With solid pitching, hitting and 8 starters back, Canisteo will be shooting for a winning season in 84-85. -Coach Kratzer Row 1:D. Kratzer, B. Houghtaling, R. Snyder. B. Getters. C. Stewart, B. Kratzer. R. Dietrich, C. Garner. Coach Kratzer.; Row2: N Si- mons, C. Davis, R. Farrand. G. Hallett. D. Maronza, D. Cunningham. K. Stewart J.V. BASEBALL Row 1:Coach Rohrbach. S. Duncan. S. Donahue. G. Flint. R. Knapp. T. Cline. Rev. R. Reichman; Row 2:B. Schibler. W. Mulhair, J. Douglas. M. Kratzer, C. Blake. D. Lewis; Row 3: E. Maine. D. Peters. A. Gardner. L. Dicus. D. Preston Row 1: N. Pfitzenmaier. M Drake. T. Cartella Row 2: N Markham. P. Bangs. M Erklenz. D. Tingly Row 3: C. Speed, M. Campbell. W. Bossard. L. Moran, M. Venter Row 4: S. Bettinger. Coach Arthur, M. Davis VARSITY SOFTBALL The 1984 softball season was spent rebuilding and recovering from the loss of nine seniors in 1983. The team came a terrific distance toward respectability this year. Our record shows that success was not measured in statistics but in per- sonal goals met and team growth realized. As the year ended we all felt a pride in our accomplish- ments in 1984 and looked forward to '85 with enthusiasm and high expectation. Coach Arthur 70 J.V. SOFTBALL Row 1: V. O'Brien. T. Fairman. M. Lathrop. K. Collins. P. Kelly.; Row 2: T. Ryan. D. Moore. L. Burdick. K. Groves. D. Norton. R. Bur- chard; Row 3: M Norton. R. Holmes. J. Jamison. C. Orcutt Row 1: E. Salvagin, F. Klindt. T Mullins, R. Salvagin. D. Baker, J. Soper. T. Clark, E. Woehr. Row 2: Coach Roser. S. Miller, E. Mar- ket. D. Kelley, B. Speed. C. Clark, J. Galatio. Row 3: D, Greenfield. S. Woodworth, R. Matteson, T. Terwilliger, J. Tingley, J. Young. A. Schultz. Row 4: R. Sawyer, J. Combs, J. Dodge. BOY’S TRACK 1984 proved to be a very productive year, the team went from a 0-8 record in 1983 to a 9-4 record and county champs in 1984. The team was extremely young with most runners being exposed to the sport for the first time. County champs were Brian Speed in the 3200m Re- lay, 400m Run, and 1600m relay; Scott Miller in the 3200m Relay, 3200m Run, and 1600m Run; Andy Schultz in the 3200m Relay, 800m run, and 1600m Re- lay; Jim Tingley in the 3200m Relay and 1600m Relay; Trail Mullins in the 400m I.H.; Rick Salvagin in the 1600m Relay; Fred Klindt in the Shot Put and Discus; Dan Kelley in the Pole Vault; and Eric Woehr in the triple jump. Seniors Jeff Young, Scott Miller, Fred Klindt, Eric Woehr, and Dan Kelley will be missed a great deal, but there is an excellent group of underclassmen returning which should make Canisteo a team to look out for in 1985. Row 1: Coach Hite, H Miller, P. Koch, D. Preston, P. Ray. L. Herington, L. Moran, J. Donnelly. Row 2: C. Cartwright, M Woehr. K. Allen, M House. J. Knapp. B. Lewis. A. Greenfield. Row 3: J. Bowker. M Coleman. GIRLS’ TRACK 1984 was a year for setting goals in girls' track. A young team and a new coach pulled together to pro- duce a successful season. Laurie Moran, the only se- nior, led the relay team (Peggy Koch, Dyan Preston, and Michelle House) to a sectional victory. Jeanette Bowker also secured a sectional victory in walking; Mary Lynn Coleman placed 2nd in that event. Dyan Preston placed 3rd in the 400m hurdles and 7th in the 200m dash. These girls’ efforts placed the Redskins 5th overall at Sectionals and 8th in the State Qualifiers. Each team member set personal goals during the season. 1985 should see the fulfillment of those goals. 73 GOLF Standing: H. Bossard. C. Roffe. C. Allen. J. Ives, L. Tarantino. P. Banko. Kneeling: M Howard. E. Hosmer, P Cali Sitting: D. Racalto. K. Baier. J. Baier. D. Cotton The 1985 Golf Team is looking forward to this coming season. After finishing with a 5-4 record last year, led by Keith Baier and Phil Cali, the entire squad is returning 4 74 TENNIS Row 1 L. Hammond. M. Shaver. Coach Mr Thomas, M. Adam, K. Knight. Row 2 B. Sayer. M Koening, T. Laytield Row 3 J. McChesney, C. Horey. K. Bangs. S. Lewis The tennis team had a much improved season this year, winding up with an even .500, and the losses that we did suffer were very close matches. With a strong group of veterans coming back this year, we stand a good chance of being contenders for the top spot in the league. Annie Gooley, Bret Ahrens, Monica Koenig, Mary Anne Shaver and Kurt Bangs will head up the team of returning veterans. 75 1. Keith Baier: 2nd Team division II offensive end. 2. Ken Stewart: All-Greater Roch- ester Honorable Mention Lineman, First Team Division II offensive tackle. 2nd Team Division II Defen- sive end. 3. Brad Geffers: 2nd Team Division II fullback. 2nd Team Division II linebacker. 4. Jay Richardson: 1st Team Divi- sion II safety. In August, we set modest goals for a team that lost every game the previous year. We expected our team to play aggresively and we wanted to make sure our hard work paid off with at least one victory. Upon the conclusion of the season, the coaching staff felt that we had indeed accom- plished these goals and more. We won three games (in a row) over Living- ston County rivals Perry, York, and Letchworth. We played three more very close games with Barker, Warsaw, and Geneseo. We were shut out by Alexander and Elba but left the field confident that we had done our best. The Canisteo Redskins came out of the ‘‘cellar to finish in a tie for 3rd place in Division II. Individuals were also awarded high honors for their play in the Division and throughout the Section V. They are all seniors: Keith Baier, Brad Geffers, Jay Richardson, and Ken Stewart; and will be sorely missed in next seasons lineup. Our team was also bolstered by Junior students like Bryan Speed who led all Canisteo players in total offense and Brad Houghtaling- the team leader in total defense. It should be noted that Steve Woodworth, a junior, performed consistently well while logging a great deal of playing time. In conclusion, I wish to thank my staff: Joe Prunoske, Pat House, and Lee Montgomery for their hard work and dedication to making this a successful year. To my seniors, thank you for believing and remaining in football- congratulations for your efforts and accomplishments-you will never be forgotten. To the returning letterman and JV “graduates” be ready to face the task at hand and the success that will come from hard work. 76 _FOOTBALL VARSITY: Row 1: Coach Prun- oske. K. Stewart. T. Dietrich. B Speed. B. Houghtaling. C. Gar- ner. M. McLaughlin. D. Cotton. R. Moore. K. Baier. Coach Pa- canowski. Row 2: B. Getters. E. Maine. T. Giglio. S. Wood- worth. W. Simons. J. Bretz. J. Richardson. T. Thompson. JV: Row 1: Coach Montgom- ery. H. Birch. M Lehman K Bangs. A. DuBois. T. Mullins. E. Markel. D. Dietrich. J. Tingley. J. Baier. D. Baker. Coach House. Row 2: D. Ells. T. Cline. D. Peters. S. Duncan. T. Wilkins. 77 VARSITY SOCCER Top Row: Coach Roser. C. Speed. K. Swanson. P. Bangs. P. Koch. M Erklenz. D. Preston, D. Tingley. J. Ives. B. Griswold. Row 2: M Drake, T. Cartella, V. Sharp, L. Tarantino, M. O'Brien, J. Gorman, L. Moran. Row 3: M. Davis. The soccer team suffered through another very disappointing season with a 4-12-1 record. The record does not indicate the excellent soccer played by the team nor the enthusiasm displayed from the very first face-off in Keshequa to the final score and victory in Avoca. Seniors Page Bangs, Mary Anne Drake, Michelle Erklenz, Julie Gorman, Peggy Koch, and Dyan Preston will be missed from the starting line-ups next fall. Michelle, Page, Peggy and 8th grader Colleen Speed combined as high scorers in '84. Michelle and Mary Anne were the team’s MVP's as well. The whole team will miss each of the senior’s enthusiasm and desire to win and excell in soccer. A solid core will be returning with a large Junior class to call upon to fill the shoes of the graduating Seniors. Most improved honers went to Kim Swan- son and Lisa Moran with Rookie of the Year going to Sherry Bettinger, all Juniors! With other excel- lent players coming from 7. 8. 9 and 10th grades, the team is hoping to have more scores and wins to take us to the top in 1985. 78 J.V. SOCCER Row 1: Coach House. B. Lewis. M. DuBois. H Miller. J. Tolan. J. Donnelly. M. Woehr, R. Walker, A Greenfield, D. Greenfield. Row 2: D. McChesney. L. Burdick. P Kelley. J. Knapp, T. Martin, A. McChesney. T. Gorman. Row 3: B. Knapp In spite of what appears to the casual observer as a rather bleak record of 3-14, the jayvee soccer team experienced a very rewarding and meaningful season. The team this year was composed of seven 10th grad- ers. After several years of coaching changes this was a year for settling down. Each game found us setting up realistic team and personal goals and, one by one, meeting those goals. A great deal of game sense was absorbed, skill levels increased, and camaraderie developed. As the season ended we found ourselves with an im- proved record over last season and a pride in ourselves and our efforts. We truly learned that the value of sports is not in winning but in the desire to win. We all plan on being bail together next year—so look out! Coach House 79 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1; Coach Rahr, P. Cali, D. Preston, R. Sal- vagin; Row 2: E. Hosmer, R. Farrand, J, Douglas The Cross Country team finished with a record of 5- 15. The team managed a third place in the county meet as Dave Preston finished 5th and Phil Cali, 10th. At the sectional meet Preston placed 31st in a field of 103. 80 BOWLING Boys Bowling: Row 1: Coach McDaniels. B. Melnyk, A Campbell. L. VanHoven, A. Gardner. J. Bush. S. Duncan, R. Moore: Row 2: M Dwight, D. Howell. B. Kennel. K. Quick, B. Freeland. K. Patton, S. Ste- vens, B. Bradley Girls Bowling: Row 1: Coach McDaniels, K. Mylar, H. Schibler, B. McCormick. B. Woodworth. K Bertram. R. Campbell: Row 2: K. Knight. E. Bradley. L. Burdick. R. Covet; Row 3: A Kendall. D. Cochran The High School Bowling Team has increased in size this year. Last year there were 9 students involved and this year there are 32. We have 4 boys’ teams and 4 girls’. At the present time we are eagerly waiting for the Steuben County Bowling Tournament to begin. Some of our bowlers have averages of 150 and over so we expect to give the opposition a “rough” time. 81 VARSITY: Row 1: Coach House. L Moran. B Morse. S. Bettinger. D. Wright. M. Davis. Row 2: K. Swanson. D. Tingley. D. Preston. JV: Row 1: Coach House. P. Ray. C. Allen. C. Speed. T. Ryan. D. Cali. Row 2: J. Ives. J. Jamison. M. Davis. 82 The Varsity Volleyball team ended its season with a 3-11 record. The team will regret the loss of senior and captain, Dyan Preston. High servers of the season were Michelle Davis. Darci Wright, and Lisa Moran. We have high hopes for next season with returning vetrans Sherry Bettinger (co captain), Bridget Morse, Kim Swan- son, and Donna Tingley. The JV Volleyball ended its season with a hopeful 8-4 record. The team grew together as they marked their second winning season in a row. Their play is characterized by spontaneous aggressive play at the net. High servers of the season were Pam Ray, Colleen Speed, and Cindy Allen (co captain). There is much promise seen in returning players Jodi Ives (co captain), Tracy Ryan, and Dori Cali. Jill Ja- mison and Mindy Davis also added a lot of spark to the team. 83 SWIM TEAM Row r.-M Brott. J. Bowker. R. Young. E. Hammond. D. Hereth, K. Cassidy. B. Miller. T. Salvagin, Coach Roser. C. Ells; Row 2 Mal- teson, W. Mulhair, T. Terwilliger. E. Salvagin. D. Smith, W. Stearns 84 The swim team ended their season with a 6-10 record. Most of the team was made up of junior high or first year swimmers, so the future looks very promising. Seniors Libby Hammond and Ed Salvagin will be sorely missed next year for their years of dedication and insipration to the sport. Under- classmen dominated the team this year however, and it looks to be the trend for some years to come, as other team members were juniors; Wayne Mulhair and Michelle Davis, sophomores Andrea Greenfield, Barb Lewis, and Bob Matteson, freshmen; Kyle Cassidy, Doug Smith, and Todd Terwilliger, 8th graders; Mike Brott, Jeanette Bowker, Wendi Stearns and Becky Young, and 7th graders; Andy DuBois, Doug Hearth, Brad Miller, and Tina Salvagin. As the younger swimmers gain strength and knowledge, the Canis- teo Swim Team looks to become the power in the Southern Tier Swim League in a couple of years. Good luck seniors and come back and see what we have become in a couple of years. WRESTLING Row f;Coach Hartman. B. Getters, S. Krisher. R. Weakland, W. Stewart. T. Thompson, R. Woodworth, D. Dietrich, Coach Weakland; Row 2: E. Maine, N. Kellogg, P. Doane, T. Crook. S. Woodworth, M. Davis; Row 3: M. Wilkins, D. Cartella, D. Greenfield, S. Birch, T. Wilkins 00ICVSKINS WRESTLING The 1984-85 Canisteo Wrestling team finished the season with a re- cord of 11-3. They were co-champs of the Steuben County league and finished third in Section 5 Class D meet. There were also individual champions at the Campbell Tourna- ment: Steve Woodworth - 155 lbs; Midlakes Tournament: Don Dietrich - 250 lbs; Steuben County Champi- ons: Todd Thompson - 126 lbs, Steve Woodworth - 155 lbs, Brad Geffers - 177 lbs; Section 5 Champi- on: Steve Woodworth - 155 lbs. School records were set by: Brad Geffers - fastest pin (in 7 seconds), and most pins in one season (19). Season Record Keshequa 61-8 Hammondsport 39-22 Bolivar 29-36 Alfred-Almond 72-6 Addison 39-35 Dansville 51-14 Jasper 46-30 Savona 59-15 Bath 46-24 Fillmore 63-0 Campbell 35-42 Avoca 47-24 Dundee 51-16 Wayland 19-45 The wrestlers would like to thank Kelly Weakland, Coach Hart- man, and assistant Bill Weakland for all their support and encouragement. 85 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1984 - 1985 We knew our 6th place finish and overall record of 4-15 from the previous year needed drastic improvement. We also had to face the fact that once again we would be one of the smaller teams in B-C League. The solution to the problem was hard work and hussle. By Christmas, we had proved we could win and our overall record was 3-2. Vacation and mid-season injuries dropped us quickly to 3-7. As of this writing, we have won four straight and will finish in third place. Certainly we will miss seniors Keith Baier and Jay Richardson, our top offen- sive and defensive players from the past two years. Tom Dietrich and Bryan Allen will not be forgotten for their many fine moments throughout the past four years. David Cunningham - a “first year senior has also made significant contributions to our success. Brad Houghtaling, this years leading rebounder and 2nd leading scorer will be looked upon to lead next years squad. Brad will be joined by juniors Phil Cali, Clark Garner, Eric Hosmer, and sophomore Dave Preston all of whom are returning lettermen. Pat House and his J.V. team deserve a great deal of praise and credit. Their overall record of 9-5 will certainly inspire Canisteo Basketball to remain near the top of the league. Best wishes to the seniors, may you too someday be called “coach”, and for you juniors, sophomores, and freshmen be ready to answer the call for victory. ____________________________________________________Coach Pacanowski BASKETBALL standing: K. Baier. B Allen. B. Houghtaling, C. Garner. T. Dietrich. E. Hosmer. Coach Pacan- owski. kneeling: P. Cali. P. Dodge. S. Montgom- ery. D. Cunningham. standing: S. Mulhollen. C. Davis. J. Baier. G. Flint. J. Dodge. D. Pres- ton. J. Tmgley. T Mul- lins. Coach House. kneeling: B Ahrens. D. Peters. J. Douglas. P. Dodge. S. Montgomery. T. Cline. D. Ells. photo credits for opposite page: middle column- pic. 2; Doug Lorow. last column-pics. 2 3; Bill Ells. Evening Tribune 87 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALl 88 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: M Hoare. N Markham, M. Erklenz. K, Swanson Row 2: Coach Dineen, L. Moran, C. Speed. N. Plitzenmaier. J. Ives. D. Johnson, D. Tingley. S. Bellinger This year’s team included 4 seniors; Michelle Erklenz, Mario Hoare, Nancy Markham, and Deanne Johnson. It also included 4 girls brought up from last year’s J.V. Team. The seniors will be missed but the younger girls showed signs that next year's team will be very competitive. Perhaps the highlight of the season was Mi- chelle Erklenz scoring her 1,000th career point, a rare accomplishment. Congratu- lations. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Top row: M. Norton. R. Holmes. W. Bossard Middle: J Davis. T Wyant. T. Cronin. B. Freeland. f?o om;i Hallett. D. Moore. R. Brott 90 BASKETBALL Top:R. Holmes Row 2: C. Orcutt. P. Parker. Row 3: T. Wyant. M. Venter. M. House. T. Cronin Bottom: J. Davis. P. Bangs. Top: N. Bossard, K. Collins. M. Norton. Middle: D. Moore. I. Hallett. B. Freeland. Bottom: C. Campbell. R. Brott. 91 STATS 1. Varsity football: M. Venter. M. House. B. Morse 2. Basketball: top row; M. Shaver. M Koenig. M. Drake, row 2; D. Preston. M. Stewart. R. Holmes. C. Flanagan, row; C. Swanson 3. Volleyball: T. Cartella. L. Tarantino 4 J.V. Football: T. Cronin. T. Wyant. R. Holmes 5. Swim: B. Preston. G. Preston 6. Wrestling: M. O’Brien. T. Cook. D. Stewart 7. Soccer: M Koenig. P. Ray. T Bowles. E. Hammond BOCES 94 SR. BAND Top row; K. Bangs. A. Crane. D. Johnson. J. Richardson. C. Blacke. P. Banko Row 2: Mr. Rohrbach. J. Douglas. C. Cartwright. K. Baier. K. Cassidy. P. Doane D. Preston. D. Stewart. R. Salvagin. B. Houghtaling. C. Davis. D. Baker. M. Davis T. Cline. D. Cotton. H. Bretz. E. Salvagin. T. Dietrich. J. Baier. Row3:H. Pfitzenmaier. J. Ives. M. Shaver. H. Miller. M Venter. L. Hammond. T. Stevens. T. Cronio. C. Bertram D. Bailey. T. Wyant, T. Giglio. R. Teribury. M. Lehman. W. Mulhair, Row4:B. Andrews. D. Cochron, R. Holmes T. Ryan, T. Crook. L. Tarantino. G. Bur- dell. S. Martin. L. Moran. D. Cochran. R. Holmes. M. DuBois. T. Cartella. D. Carney. M. Howard. J. Combs Row 5:S. Barnard. C. Allen, D. Cali. D. Preston. C. Fountain. S. Snyder. M. House. M. Koenig. K. Smith. B. Freeland. R. Burchard. Row 6:K. Aber. K. Douglas. K. Collins. T Giglio. D. Preston. R. Holmes JR. BAND Top Row: Mr Rohrbach. J. Cole. C. Tarantion. C. Stewart. M. Schumaker. D. Melnyck. B. Miller. C. Lindsay. S. Powers. A Brown. T. Robertson. Row2:K Groves. L Lehman. K. Potter. J Jamison. H Roffe, M. Davis. E. Booth. M. Ballasone. C. Speed. A.Tolan. W. Sterns. D. Hereth. Row 3: L. Bixby. L. Edgett. T. Salvagin. K. Bossard. B. Bossard. M. Buckpitt. I Miller. A. Rivers. H. Bossard. S. Pierce. M. BAII. D. Phenes. K. McDaniel. Row 4: J. Bowker. L Houghtalmg 97 SHOW CHOIR AND FLAGS Top Row: D. Wrigtht. M. Woehr. K. Hale. J. Davis. K. Knight. T. Stevens. P. Bangs. Row 2: S. Creeley. B Sawyer. W. Bossard. D. Norton. D. Moore. C. Creely. D. Preston At Piano: Mr. Smith 98 Standing:D. Preston. C. Swanson, D. Henry. C. Harding. D. Preston. C. Henry. M. Woehr. L. Hammond. Sitting:C. Orcutt. I. Halett. R. Holmes. V. Cone. P. Preston. M. Stewart. D. Moore. K. Douglas. S. Lewis Orchestra Top Row: C. Cartwright. K. Baier. B. Houghtaling. K. Stewart T. Dietrich. J. Bretz. A. Crane. J. Richardson. Row2:W. Blumenthal. R. Griswold. J. Gorman. C. Horey. C. Covel. S. Creeley. P. Ray. P. Cali; Row3:J. Cooney. A. Greenfield. A. Wells. M Davis. J. Pierce. B. Sawyer. B. Andrews Row 4;M. Drake. T. Wyant, L. Hammond. K. Douglas. D. Preston, M. Wenter. T. Stevens 99 Top Row: Mr. Blumenthal. M. Harding. K Quick. D. DeCEu. S. Stewart Row 2: ft. Young. M. Kratzer Row 3: D. Smith. H. Lindsay. D. Whitmore. B. Knapp. Bottom Row: D. Matacale. T. Gorman. B. Lambert SR. CHORUS Top Row: B. Andrews. Mr. Smith. K. Douglas. Row 2: B. Sawyer. M. Andrews. R. Downing. C. Clancy. M Raish. J. McChesney. C. Orcutt. L. McDaniels. D. Beyea, J. Donlon. S. Stevens. Row 3: G. McKee. B. Freeland. P. Preston. K. Knigtht. M Weohr. T. Stevens. D Preston. P Bangs. J. Combs. Row 4: M. Norton. S. Creely. L. Parker. C. McMindes. M. Drake. D. Norton. I. Hallet. R. Holmes. J Kendell. D. Wright Absent: Bridget Morse 100 J.R. CHORUS Top Row: Mr Smith. B. Andrews. Row 2: W Sterns. A. Tolan. M. Kratzer. C. Christ. C. Gregorius. M. Ballasone. E. Booth. Row 3C. Tarantino. D. Beyea. G. Pearl. D. Whitmore. T. McKee. D. Phenes. L. Bixby. C. Clancy. J. Dolan, Row4:C Cassidy. L. Lehman. D. Mullens. A Rivers. K. Bossard, B. Knapp. B. Young. L. Edgett. H. Roffe. S. Pierce. K. Potter. K. Quick. Row 5: M Buckpitt. D. Smith. I. Miller. J. Ross. K. McDaniels. A. Wallace. B. Miller. S. Lindsay. Row6:S. McChesney. Absent: D. Roffe 101 STUDENT SENATE Student Senate Officers: Row 1: M Drake, Sec: N Markham. Pres Row 2: T Wyant. Treas.; R. Young V. Pres. Row 1: D. Moore. A. Tolan, D. Duncan. R. Holmes. D. Preston. J. Gorman. A. Greenfield. R. Drake. Row 2: B. Miller. J. Dodge. M Cline. L Taran- tino. R. Walker J. Donnelly. M Norton. D. Cali. M. Davis, Row 3: Orcutt, M. Brott. M. Brown. M. Erklenz. C. Allen. C. Cude. M. O'Brien. P Ray. K Stewert. J. Richardson Row 4: J. Jamison. D. Mylar. E. Bradley STUDENT SENATE The 1984-85 Student Senate year has been a very busy one. We organized fund raising activities such as: pictures, junior high sales, and dances. With our fi- nances secure, we were able to carry on our many activ- ities. They included three days of spirit enhancing activities: dress-up day, red and white day, backwards day, pep activities at the annual bon-fire—all capped by the Homecoming Football Game and Homecoming Dance. The 1984-85 Student Senate has taken on a special project designed to reduce the number of fatalities and crippling injuries on our highways. During the winter, Mr. Hackemer introduced the Student Senate to the Stu- dents Against Driving Drunk program and encouraged us to attend the SADD conference in Elmira. We wish to dedicate the Canisteo SADD chapter to Mr. Hackemer in memory of his concern for the safety and welfare of Canisteo students. Our SADD chapter shall be known as the John J. Hackemer SADD.” We as graduating officers of C.C.S. Student Senate, will encourage the continuation of the SADD chapter and will continue to follow and assist the program in any way we can. HONOR SOCIETY top row: P. Bangs. K. Baier. B. Allen. P. Cali row 2: M. Koenig. D. Johnson. S. Barnard. C. Flanagan. L. Tarantino. M House, row 3: K. Douglas. L. Hammond. C. Fountain. M. Davis. L. Herrington. J. Donnelly. Row 1: P Bangs. K. Baier. B. Melnyk. P. Dali. B. Allen. T. Wyant. M. Erklenz. M Bryan. N. Markham. Row 2: M. Koenig. D. Hohnson. S. Barnard. C. Flanigan, L. Tarantino. M. House. D. Fryzel. Row 3: K. Douglas. E. Hammond. C. Fountain. M Davis. L. Herington. J. Donnelly. J. McChesney. H. Bossard. Row 4: K. Terry R. Kent. D. Preston. C. Cartwright. C. Allen. Row 5: R. Walker. J. Donelly. M. Woehr. J. Ives. 103 In Memoriam His friendship, his encouragement, his smile, even his firm hand-we miss it all. In late January, Canisteo Central lost its principal, Jack Hackemer. He passed away on January 26th, but we still feel his influence. Mr. Hackemer. though tough at times, was equally encouraging and motivated students to work hard. He opened his office to anyone who had a problem or wanted to talk. We came to expect very straight forward and honest advice. For the students as well as the faculty. Mr. Hackemer was much of the backbone behind the success of our school. Our feeling of loss is perhaps best expressed by the sign in the village park. “Canisteo will miss you, Mr. Jack Hackemer. 104 1985 KANISTEAN STAFF 1. MAINSTAFF: Row 1: M. Drake Row 2: T. Cartella, M Venter. Row 3: K. Swanson, M. Davis. Row 4 M Erklenz, S. Brown, N Markham, T. Bowles. M Brown, R. Holmes. Row 5: C. Tarantino, W. Cole. K. Truscolt, T. Westbrook 2. EDITORIAL STAFF: Row t: T. Cronin. J. Donnelly. L. Tarantino. M Shaver. T. Wyant. Advisor Daigler. Row 2: C. Cude, M Cline NOT PICTURED: Heather Bos- sard. Rich Henn. Bill Simons. Production of the 1985 Kanistean began early in 1984 with se- nior portraits being taken, selecting the cover design and organiz- ing a new staff. Because the book must be finalized by early March, the staff spent countless hours during the early part of the school year, selling advertisements, taking photographs, creating layouts and writing copy. No yearbook can be completed without funding. We would like to thank all students who sold advertisements, collected money, and worked at our fund raisers. Without their help, there would be no Kanistean '85. Editors Janet Donnelly and Lynda Tarantino, along with Business Editor, Heather Bossard, worked extremely hard to help create the 1985 Kanistean. They, with Mary Anne Shaver, Art Editor, photog- raphers Craig Cude, Mark Cline, Bill Simons, Rich Henn and the rest of the staff, designed a yearbook which reviewed 1985 as we saw it from Canisteo Central. 105 SKI CLUB The purpose of our ski club is to provide the student with an opportunity to estab- lish a skill base in the life long sport of alpine skiing. The ski club's learn-to-ski program revolves around Swain Ski Cen- ter's learn to ski booklet. The booklet con- tains coupons redeemable for ski lift tickets, lessons and rental equipment. Swain Ski Center is a member of Pro- fessional Ski Instructors of America, has a ski school of over 80 certified profession- als using the “American Teaching Meth- od. 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 beginner to racer and scheduled hourly on our ski night. top row: P Cali. T Dietrich. S Donahue. B Houghtaling. B Simons. C. Cude. B Moore. B Melnyck. K Stewart. J Richardson. D Cotton. K Baier row 2: K. Swanson, B Morse. R. Davis. M House. G Hallet row 3: J Donnelly. T. Cartella, S Brown. T. Bowles. S. Bettinger. M. Davis. W. Cole. T. Westbrook. K. Truscott. M. O’Brian. M Cline. R. Young. J. Bretz. S. Hallet row 4: L. Tarantino. M Venter. L Moran. D Moore. M Brown. T Wyant. T. Cronin. M Erklenz. N Markham. M Drake. M Stewart top row: D. Smith. M Smith. M Kratzer. L Burdick. M Brott. row 2: B Ahrens. I. Bliss. R Ray. H Miller. J Tolan. C Allen. M Lehman. J Tmgley. C Davis. T Westbrook. S. Glassman, E Markel. S. Duncan. M. Howard. N Markham. M Brown. S Smith. M Erklenz row 3: N Pfitzenmaier. T Ryan. D Cali. M Norton. C. Swanson. D Norton. K. Bangs. M Davis. J. Dodge. M Richardson. S. Bardeen. A Greenfield. R Covei. row 4: C. Speed. D. Tmgley. J. Cooney. J. Donnelly. R Holmes. J. Ives. L Parker. P Parker. R. Brott. A. Camps. B Freeland. C Tarantino. D. Whitmore. K. Groves. B Lewis. B Young. K Mylar row 5: B Miller. D Cartella. M Davis. M Woehr. K Collins. J Jamison. D Racalto. C Burtrum. P Dodge. R. Drake. D Hereth. J. Douglas. D. Mylar. D. Duncan HOMECOMING 1984 Queen: Peggy Koch, with escort Alan Crane 1st Attendant: Tracy Wyant, escort Brian Melnyk 2nd Attendant: Teresa Cronin, escort David Cunningham 3rd Attendant: Michelle Erklenz, escort Pat Haring 10« SENIOR PLAY cast Mrs. Ethal Savage ....... Fairy May ............... Jessie .................. Hannah .................. Mrs. Paddy .............. Senator Titus Savage .... Judge Samantha Savage Lily Belle .............. Florence ................ Miss Willamena .......... Doctor Emmett ........... ....Tracy Wyant . Mary Anne Drake . . Michelle Erklenz .. . Teresa Cronin JoEllen McChesney .....Todd Giglio . . . Kristi Truscott .. . Michele Brown ....Wendy Cole . Libby Hammond ..... Page Bangs crew Director Producer ............. Mark Smith Student Assistant ..........Beverly Andrews Set .......S. Pierce, A. Wallace, V. Andrews M. Andrews, J. Combs, T. Stevens E. Vanderhof, J. Kepner Lights ................................. Jeff Combs Props Manager ..................Sheila Pierce Program .. . Michelle Stewart, Debbie Preston Cover Design ...............Mary Anne Shaver Make-up ............Penny Woehr, Jane Cronin this was the most cooperative and talented ensemble I’ve ever worked with. Mark Smith it was worth all the work in the end. Tracy Wyant it’s too bad more seniors couldn’t enjoy the fun. Teresa Cronin THE CURIOUS SAVAGE i’ll always remember it, especially the newspaper article and the handpicked napkin. Michelle Erklenz i’ll never forget the laughs we shared. Mary Anne Drake i enjoyed working with everyone. Jo Ellen McChesney i’ll always remember my son john thomas Wendy Cole in FUTURE FARMERS 1. Officers: C. Kent-V.P, E.J. Salvagin-Treasurer. W. Stewart-Report- er. Row 2: R. Kenl-Pres, L. Van-Hoven-Sentinel. H. Bossard-Sec. 2. Row 1: K DuBois. W Stewart, B Stanford, V R Beyea. Row 2: J. Soper, A.J. Martin, C. Kent. J. Amidon. Row 3: D. Greenfield. R. Kent, M. Sharp. M. Swift Row 4: L, Van Hoven, H Bossard. P. Flanagan, Mr. Ball The FFA is a national youth organization. Through active participation in the FFA, members learn by taking part in meetings, participating in contest and becoming involved in the community. The FFA offers the opportunity for achieving a personal goal of becoming productive citizens. A 200 watt, 15 amp, 12 volt wind generator is a symbol of Canisteo's Concern for our Energy future. The Science De- partment in cooperation with the Energy Aware- ness Study Group, will use power from the gen- erator to supply electric needs in the Sun Space, biosphere, to be con- structed on the gym roof. 112 ACADEMIC ALL-STARS photo credit: Martha J. Harold of the Evening Tribune. standing: R. Walker, L. Herrington, S. Barnard, M, Weohr. seated: R. Sawyer, R. Griswold. J. Donnelly. C. Fountain. School year 1984-85 saw Canisteo Central School and other high schools in Stebuen County embroiled in a new type of competition among their students. ‘‘Academic All Stars” became a house- hold word as trivia games, old regents exams, almanacs, and all sorts of informational sources were being used by students and their parents to prepare our first academic competition team to do battle with equally well prepared students from other area high schools. The Steuben County School Board Associaion had decided, “to recognize and reward excellence in academic achievement, to encourage participation by all students to the best of their ability and to foster peer recognition. To do this, they had decided to establish academic compettion between schools through a program similar to the “Its Academic” program on television. Canisteo established its teams for this in November 1984 with Janet Donnelly, Lori Herington and Marnie Woehr showing up for the first meeting to get the teams organized. Within a few days, they were joined by Mr. Woehr’s encouraged volunteers” Crystal Fountain, Shawn Barnard, Bridgett Freeland and Becky Griswold. This combined group then began to investigate how to get the show on the road by having some type of practice sessions and to encourage a few more students to join them to round out the teams necessary. Rhonda Walker, and Bob Sawyer were recruited. After school practice sessions resulted with only 2 or 3 being able to attend because everyone was also involved in many other activities which had been schoduled previously, therefore, it was decided to have early evening competiion - type practice sessions which would still allow students to attend play practice, athletic competitions, etc. We knew we had a winning team when the competition practice sessions were so well attended. February 16, 1985 saw our first competition with another school when the Canisteo Academic All- Stars held the Savona team to a 23-23 tie. This allowed both Canisteo and Savona to proceed to the second round of competition. As we are writing this, we are expectantly looking forward to this second round. Our A team was composed of Crystal Fountain, Janet Donnelly, Lori Herrington, Rhonda Walker, Marnie Woehr, and Bridgett Freeland. They were ably backed up by the B team composed of Shawn Barnard, Bob Sawyer, and Becky Griswold, They were all encouraged to do their best by co-advisors Miss Leigh Wright and her dad, Mr. Wright. 113 ART CLUB The Art Club was originated a few years ago, by a group of students who wished to help with expenses of the Art Department by earning extra money through various fund raising activities. This year the Art Club sponsored two very successful Video dances, the proceeds go- ing towards buying a new ceramic kiln and a number of items that were needed. They are presently involved in helping to organize vari- ous Art displays and exhibits that are held throughout the school year, to promote a professional attitude about their craft, help in school and community service, and to learn more about Art. A group of interested mem- bers were involved in a Ceramic workshop which was held several times for Canisteo students at the College of Ceramics at Alfred University. 1. Top row: K. Truscott T. Bowles-President. K. Swanson-V.P., W. Simons. C. Davis. D. Preston. A. Gardner. Row 2: Mr. Thomas, T. Westbrook, D. Mehlenbacher. M. Hoare. D Bailey. M. Shaver. M Matacle. T. Giglio. Row 3: T. Clark, P. McGregor D. Drake. 114 THE SOUND OF MUSIC i' The Canisteo music department proudly presented the 1985 musical, “The Sound of Music on March 22nd and 23rd. The story is set in Austria, where Maria Rainer (played by Mary Anne Drake), a nun, meets and falls in love with Captain Von Trapp. Together, with his children, they escape the clutches of the Nazis. Hours of intense practice and choreogra- phy were involved in the musical's success. Under the direction of Mark Smith, Mary Anne Drake completed her high school dra- ma career. Todd Giglio, Rhonda Holmes, Jeff Combs and Beth Sawyer were essential members of the cast. Special “thanks are to go to Mrs. Talbot for costuming and Lau- rie Fiegl, accompanist. Each person, from the smallest child to the nuns, contributed his or her best effort in the production. do 115 1 9 8 5 1. Mark Cime 2. Brad Getters 3. Julie Gorman 4. Tracy Wyant. Jay Richardson 5. Debbie Howell 6. Michelle Erklenz. Teresa Cronin 7. Pat Haring. Julie Gorman 8. Teresa Cronin 9. Alan Crane 10. Michelle Brown. Nancy Mark- ham. Michelle Erklenz 11. Class of '85 12. Scott Hallet. Karin Douglas. Debbie Preston. Crystal Fountain 13. Bill Simons 14. Wendy Cole 15. Rich Young 16. Mary Anne Shaver 116 CLASS WILL We. the Senior Class of 1985, of the Village of Canisteo. County of Steuben, and State of New York, being of sound mind, memory and un- derstanding. 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 McKeever and the other members of the administration and faculty we express our deepest thanks and appreciation for their kind, considerate, and helpful adivce. and for making our high school years such memorable ones. Third We. the members of the Class of 1985. do hereby bequeath the following faults, attributes and oddities I. Bryan Allen, bequeath my culture to Mrs. Morse. I. Page Bangs, leave to JoLyn Davis the right to be the extra person in the cheerleading mounts I. Shawn Barnard, leave my birthday present to K.C. and T.C. for their enjoyment. I. Michele Brown, leave to anyone who can find it. Nancy and Peggy’s paraphanalia which is somewhere in a ditch! I, Brenda Bush, leave my friendly attitude towards others to Mrs. Rheinheimer. I. Melody Campbell, leave all of my hard work and dedication to all future Nursing students at BOCES. I. Cheryl Cartwright, leave my airheadedness to John Douglass as a gift to Mr. Rohrbach. I. Wendy Cole, leave to Tracy Ryan all of our interesting talks about everything. I. Tammy Cook, leave to all those who are left, good luck; and have fun in your senior year at CCS. I. Carla Creeley. leave my smile and sweet attitude to Barb Lewis, because we all know she needs it! I, Teresa Cronin, leave the position of “captain” for the Varsity Cheerleading squad to Michelle Ventor Have fun! I, Craig Cude. leave Tami Bowles (Tams) my calculator so she doesn’t get scared next year in math class. I. Dave “Crash Cunningham, leave behind my driving skill to the future students of Mr Prunoske. I. Debbie Drake, leave my patience and understanding of Immature underclassmen to Miss Callahan, which she will badly need in the future. I. Mary Anne Drake, leave behind to Don Cali a pair of fluorerscent underwear to go with her fluorescent outfit I. Karin Douglass, leave my I hate Prince sticker collection and all my real music to Bob Sawyer. I. Carrie Flanagan, leave my chest to LuVae Parker because you can never have too much?! I. Crystal Fountain, leave LuVae Parker my dead cat from biology! I. Brad Geffers. leave my 180 lbs. for any wrestler that wants to wrestle 215 in my place I. Julie Gorman, leave my title as airhead to Heather Bossard. I. Gary Hallett. leave my Mom's earrings to Ricky Nichols who needs them I. Scott Hallett. leave Nature boy (Phil Cali) the phone number to Helen’s boutique (698-2988). The seniors will chip in a dollar apiece I. Cindy Harding, leave to my little sister (Marcia) my business talent I. Pat Haring, proudly leave my protective devices and sweet smelling cigars to Dennis Cotton. I. Chen Harrington, leave my knowledge to Andrew Eldridge—he needs it! I. Mario Hoare. leave to Kim Swanson the ultimate First Aid Kit with extra tape and spray. I. Rhonda Holmes, leave all my fun times decorating for school dances to Mr. Woehr. Thanks for believing in me and please, don’t ever forget me! I, Debbie Howell, to the class of '86 leave my sneakiness to succeed through the years in H.S. I. Cliff Kent. Jr., leave to the future FFA Students the notion to always set goals and strive to reach them no matter how far or difficult they seem I. Monica Koenig, leave Spud Ahrens my basketball signs and a set of (tennis) balls. I. Brian Kratzer. leave my diploma to Tracy Westbrook; I think she’ll need to get out of CCS. I. Shelly Lewis, leave my ability to always keep a smile on my face no matter what to Darlene Stewart I. Nancy Markham, leave Denise Kilmer a lot of luck, because anyone with such a s itty attitude and big mouth is definately gonna need it. I. Sharlene Mullen, leave all the memories of 6th period art class to and my ability to sandblast the school doors to Dave Peters. I. Lisa Ordway. leave what's left of the Ordway charm to the last of nine, my little sister Jennie, because we’re counting on her to have our name remembered throughout the years. Good luck Jennie! I. Debbie Preston, wish to leave my ability to read music and count music to Toni Stevens. I. Jay Richardson, leave my collection of Jane Fonda workout records to Dennis Cotton. I. EJ Salvagin. leave to all the scums who have long hair, my short hair I. Mary Anne Shaver, bequeath my collection of psycho-analist numbers to all the other crazies I. Bill Simons, don’t leave anything to anyone cuz I might need it next year. I. Mike Smith, leave a large brown object in “Crashs”’ car-a token of my esteem and utmost appreciation for his help in winning the '85 gold medal for bobsledding a Toyota and the ARI at Judy’s. I. Tim Steffey. leave Mrs. Rawson my crayons and finger paints as I will not need them any longer. I. Michele Stewart, leave to CS all my past, present, and future boyfriends. I. Kitty Truscott. leave the daily conivmg ways of TW and Mr Buzz” and I to leave school whenever we need a lift. I. Tracy Westbrook, leave the reserved seats KT and I have in the mam office to whoever thinks they are worthy enough to carry on our • good name! I. Rich Young, leave to Mr Roffe the partially carved bowl sitting in the shop room corner which I never finished in 11th I. Tracy Wyant, leave behind my dual snap, cream colored, one size fits all. sneaker to Nikki Pfitzenmaier to take to the Big N” chalet. I. Sue Zapata, leave to all the girls with the hope chest I leave my treausre i Advertisements Best Wishes, Class Of ’85 People Helping People JC PENNY A Broadway Mall Horne� , N.Y. from CANISTEO SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 ALMOND LIONS We Serve . . . Sight, Sound, Speech i. Diabetics, Drugs 119 KBSR KNACK AND RICHARDS, INC. A Professional SENIOR PORTRAITS Specialist in Yearbook Photography PROMS. . FAMILY PORTRAITURE WEDDINGS . . . SPORTS GROUPS 3659 HARLEM RD. BUFFALO, N.Y. 14215 716 835 7351 120 - FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING ELECTRICAL NEEDS IF § MLMd SiUPtPLV (Feenaughty Allen Lumber Co.) KITCHEN CABINETS 0 HARDWARE 0 LUMBER 698-4205 6th STREET CANISTEO Best Wishes to The Class of 1985 Qcuiliteo. QuA Utune. Afiplionce. BEAVER’S PHARMACY W. DEAN BERTCH Phone 698-4511 7 Main Street Canisteo, N.Y. 19 Main St. Canisteo, N.Y. 14823 698-4641 1 MCCORMICK’S LIQUOR ' STORE Eleanor Bill McCormick Ga+vtitea fyuHnituAe. Ap xLcuice. 9 Depot Street Canisteo. 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Main St Canisteo. N.Y. 14823 HOME 698-8192 21 Center Plaza Unrnall Kl V 1 1040 . norneii. in. y. i oao 1 324-5615 5 Open til 9:00 pm Cw 1 127 Thanks To Our Patrons Darrell York Mr. Mrs. John R. Donnelly Mr. Mrs. Thomas Booth Main Plumbing Heating Mr. Mrs. Jack Hackemer Tom Jane Cronin David Sharp Kelly Teresa Cronin Canisteo Floral Zane Laura Fiegl Judith A. Rawson Mr. Mrs. Michael Rahr Mr. Mrs. Willard Hughes Mr. Mrs. Richard Rohrbach Margaret Callahan Mr. Mrs. Barry Blumenthal B.K.'s Boutique Mr. Mrs. Chris Roser Mrs. Cecile Burchard Jack Irene Shorts The House of Mr. Lou Anthony J. Galeazzo Todd Karen Talbot Steve Sally Weed Mr. Mrs. Donald Gooley Edward Penny Woehr Murray Stevens Kaye Jack Bossard Tuttle Rockwell Don Marcia Merring Belden Jean Pratt Mr. Mrs. Hartman Alice Tolan 128