Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

DROPS OF KANISTEAN CONTENTS CANISTEO CENTRAL SCHOOL CANISTEO, NEW YORK Homecoming ................................... 2 Seniors ..................................... 16 Underclassmen ............................... 39 Time For Competition......................... 65 Activities .................................. 95 Faculty and Administration ................. 109 Advertisements ............................. 117 Closing .................................... 132 Row 1— Fourth runner up Rhonda Walker, escort, Bob Mattison. First runner up Renae Holmes, escort, Dave Ells. Third runner up Kathryn Shaw, escort, Jeff Combs Row 2—The good ole red and white. Sign of the times Row 3— Second runner up Cheryl Orcutt, escort, Jeff Amidon Homecoming Homecoming, 1986 expressed all of the spirit unique to Canisteo High School. The bonfire roared. Music blasted over Rotary Field. The marching band, cheerleaders, and flagbearers gleefully mixed in a blur of red and white. The homecoming queen candidates were royally introduced on a horse drawn carriage. The afternoon ceremony accomplished the crowning of the Queen for 1986. The excitement of football and soccer games blend in our memories with the mellow music of Next Exit in a beautifully decorated gym. Of course for the truly dedicated, there were hours of cleanup before Homecoming became a special memory of our time. 2 DEDICATION — A TEACHER FOR ALL SEASONS The Senior Class of 1987 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Edward Woehr. He has been a significant influence on each and every student he has been in contact with since he joined Canisteo's faculty in 1968. Mr. Woehr graduated from Ottowa University in Ottowa, Kansas. He came to Canisteo from Arkport High School. He is married to Penny Woehr, a 6th grade teacher, and they have two children, a son Eric and a daughter Marnie, who is a member of the Class of 1987. Mr. Woehr has been the driving force behind Student Senate, Ski Club, Academic All-Stars, Government Intern- ship, and Energy Awareness projects. His quiet humor has helped us through the planning and execution of many dances and activities. Even when he hasn't had time, he has made time for the students and their problems. Mr. Woehr is a teacher who puts his students first. When he is not working with the students, Mr. Woehr sails and skis. He also spends his leisure hours with his gar- den and computer. Mr. Woehr, we enthusiastically extrapolate from our experiences that you have been part of our happiest moments and will continue to influence many future Kanisteans in a compassionate and positive way. We sincerely appreciate the many pleasant memories your leadership has provided. WKufcCO hriitn They're playing our song Bosom buddies Who said English wasn't fun? Music Injun Style Miami Clash! Just one of the girls Leader of the pack We got legs . . . What do you mean it's not a 100? Pleeez . . . Anyone for a SNICKER bar? 11 12 SPIRIT WEEK Row 1- Helen Speed Special—Dave B. Becky, Jody, Danielle and Andrea—The Golden Girls Row 2- The picture of health Dawn, Dave and JoLyn—So you didn't go to the prom. 13 Jeff Amidon Likes: Sports, music, and hazardous weather conditions. Dislikes: Snobs . . . Major: Business, Indus- trial Arts. David Bradley Jay Brew Brewser . . . Likes: 1957 Chevys, Dislikes: Early mornings . . . Ma- jor: BOCES Wendy Sue Bossard Wen . . . Likes: stuffed animals, John, Tacos, the color pink. Dis- likes: Snobs, vegetables, English 12 . . . Major: Business Rae . . . Likes: Charlotte Beech, W E.P., D.B. W.C., Hanging around W K2. . . Dislikes: English 12, having to come home after a terrific vacation. Major: C.A.D. Renae Burchard Paul Banko Paul . . . Likes: Being with friends, parties . . . Dislikes: Getting up ear- ly .. . Major: Science, theater. Cathy, Cath, Bert... Likes: Kenny, the gang, weekends . . Dislikes: People who pretend to be your friends . . . Wants to be: Alive Catherine Ann Bertram Lisa Burdick Lucy . . . Dislikes: Pac's stupid names . . . Major: Business Lori. . .Likes Rick Springfield. Dis- likes: Babysitting, certain kids . . . Major: Art, business Lori Burdick Ann Camps Cherry . . . Likes drinking diet Pepsi with Vicki 5 9 86 . . . Dis- likes: Truck accidents with Vicki 6 26 86 . . . brutality in gym . . . Major: Business Carney . . . Likes wild times with Dawn . . . Dislikes: Living on the hill, waiting, saying goodbye, rough beginnings . . . Major: Cosmetology Dawn Carney Kim Cline Kim . . . Likes: Kip, parties, and weekends .. . Dislikes: Parties with Kool-Aid as a beverage . . . Major: Business, Art J.C. . . . Likes: Soaring high above the clouds in the fastest aircraft ever produced. Dislikes: Crashing the fastest aircraft . . Wants to be: Pilot Jeff Combs 20 Brian Congdon Vicki Cone Vic, Cherry . . . Likes: Partying, men, late nights, and drinking . . . Dislikes: nosy people, rumors, ac- cidents with Ann . . . Wants to be: Rich and famous. Robyn Covel Cobalts ... Likes: Teddy bears, mu- sic .. . Dislikes: Spiders, shots and flirts . . . Major: Business Kevin Croston Chris Davis Jobe, Auburn, Cherry . . . Likes: Strawberry yogurt, brothers, roof- tops, freedom ... Dislikes: Smell of rye bread, first of the month at store . . . Major: Business, travel tourism JoLyn Davis 21 Ervin Dicus Eisen . . Likes Monica, Rock and Roll, Senior Lounge, Beatles, Dis- likes: Arguments with Monica, people who don't like me. Major: Electrical Engineering. Jo . . . Likes: Having fun. Dislikes: Cocky people . . Major: Engineering Joanne Donnelly Duke . . . Likes: Basketball, run- ning, doing announcements . . . Dislikes: People who complain about announcements ... Wants to be: Radio announcer. Dave Ells Greg Flint Squint, Buzz . . . Likes: Partying, women . . . Dislikes: Cry babies, airheads and warm beer . . . Major: Art, electronics. Steve Duncan Steve . . . Likes: Sports . . Dislikes: Being without money . . . Major: Math, Science Andy . . . Likes: Clowns and bal- loons . . . Dislikes: Goodbyes . . . Wants to be: Teacher or psychologist. Andrea Greenfield 22 Lisa Holt Beaner . . . Likes: Weekends . . . Dislikes: getting up early, stuck up people and liver . . Major: Nursing Kissy . . . Dislikes: flirts and Mc- Donalds . . . Major: Medical Christine Henry Dawn Henry Dawn ... Likes: Brian, weekends, a certain teacher . . . Dislikes: being away from Brian, falling asleep and not remembering the next morning . . . Major: Business Nae . . . Likes: Stuffed animals, mustards . . . Dislikes: braces . . . Wants to be: Actress Renae Holmes Jo . . . Likes: Sports, chocolate chip cookies . . Dislikes: people who cannot wait . . . Wants to be: psychologist. Jodi Ives Irene Hallett Greener, Gumby . . . Likes: my kids, the A” Team and Buckwheat ... Dislikes: red , disloyal friends . .. Major: Executive secretarial .. . Wants to be: someone Mom and Dad are proud of Audra Kendall Mona, Monique . . . Likes: Erv weekends, the gang, and senior lounge . . . Dislikes: snobs, Erv's old girlfriends, Major: Math, Science Monica Lathrop ■ KJ . . . Likes: Troupsburg boys, youngins, hanging out with Renae Burchard . . Dislikes: People talk- ing to me when I'm watching T.V. . . people leading me on. Kelly Ann Knight Michael Lehman 24 Mark Kratzer Jis . . . Likes: Baseball, hockey, go- ing out . . . Dislikes: getting up for school . . . Major: Drafting Barb . . . Likes: sports, having fun .. . Dislikes: people in general, stay- ing home ... Wants to be: Engineer Barbara Lewis Rigor . . . Likes: Peach jello, fog, being pressured . . . Dislikes: snow. Major: Science Bob Matteson 25 Dianna Mehlenbacher Orville ... Likes: Gary C., spending money . . . Dislikes: Begging mom for the car, non-alcoholic parties ... Major: Latin Trail Mullins Cherry . . . Likes: Getting together for a common cause, McDonalds . . . Dislikes: Fat and snobs ... Major: Business Dawn Moore Kimberly Mylar Kimmer . . . Likes: Wicker, picture frames . .. Dislikes: being used .. . Major: Cosmetology. Cindy Mullen Cin . . . Likes: Jim . . . Dislikes: people who think they are better than others . . Major: Business Cherry . . . Likes: Stalling at green lights Dave R . . . Dislikes: get- ting hit by silver Citations, grass stains . . . Major: Business Shelli Norton 26 Vickie O'Brien Likes: Weekends, the gang ... Dis- likes: Stuck-up people, boring weekends . . . Major: Business, Home Ec. Jule ... Likes: Mike, the gang, vaca- tions ... Dislikes: Stuck-ups, Mon- days . . . Major: Business Julie Anne Pierce Shortcut . . . Likes: being with Jeff, payday . . . Dislikes: Mondays, cooking in general. Major: Nursing Cheryl Orcutt Patti Parker Cherry . . . Likes: Stalling at green lights, Sprite can . . . Dislikes: Be- ing hit by a silver Citation, grass stains . . . Wants to be: Full-time college student. 27 Snickers, Space, digger. Likes: al- most everything . . Dislikes: a K- mart cashier . . . Major: Math Business. Stacy Snyder Joseph Soper Speedy . . . Likes: Plymouth Dust- ers, vacations, snowmobiles . . . Dislikes: school and slow cars . . . Major Track, Autobody Brad Stanford 28 Scott Stevens ■ Killer . . . Likes: Amy . . . Dislikes: Little kids on the bus . . . Major: Mathematics Bill Stewart k Carrie Swanson Swanny . . . Likes: Circles on my calendar, parties, J.M. and Sprite can. Dislikes: People who think they are better than you are and The Missing Link. Wants to he: Footloose and fancy free. James Tingley I ' Rhonda Walker Ron, Ronnie . . . Likes: The finer things of life (chocolate, prep clothes) Dislikes: Balancing check- books, instruction manuals, and rainy weekends . . . Wants to be: Lawyer Marn . . . Likes: Oreos and silly people. Dislikes: Gargamell of Smurfs . .. Wants to be: T.V. News Anchorwoman. Marnie Woehr 29 Senior Class Officers: B. Matteson, Pres. Dawn Moore, V. Pres. Jodi Ives, Sec., Joanne Donnelly, Treas. Advisors: Mr. Fiegl, Mr. Bangs, Mrs. Quanz. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1987, of the village of Canisteo, 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, To Mr. DeAngelo and other members of the faculty and administration we express our deepest thanks and appreciation for their kind, considerate, and helpful advice, and for making our high school years much memorable ones. Second, We, the members of the Class of 1987, do hereby bequeath the following faults, attributes, and oddities: I, John Adams, leave all students the ability to get along with Mr. DeAngelo. I, Cindy Allen, leave my wonderful attitude and ability to accept criticism with a smile. I, Paul Banko, leave the finer points of playing the drums to Kurt Bangs. I, Cathy Bertram, leave my little brother, Chris my ability to get along well with others to replace his cocky attitude. I, Wendy Bossard, leave Kurt Bangs the ability to drive around corners at the right speed. I, Jay Brew, leave Jason Brew my toughness. I, Renae Burchard, leave to Jason and Joshua the very best in their remaining years at C.C.S. I, Lori Burdick, leave the underclass men women my ability to do homework. I, Ann Camps, leave my escape window techniques to those who do anything to have a good time. I, Dawn Carney, leave the Carney boys all the love and success in the future from their big sister. I, Kim Cline, leave certain juniors the ability to walk down the hall without their noses in the air. I, Jeff Combs, leave to any future actor or actress, my acting ability and the ability to stare Irene Hallett in the face with- out laughing. I, Robyn Covel, leave anyone who wants it, my position at Acme. I, Jolyn Davis, leave Beth Bradley my McDonald Cookie Box, so that she read the back of it when the funnies get boring. I, Ervin Dicus, leave all my chew to Darrin McCormick, Kevin DuBois and A.J. Martin. I, Joanne Donnelly, leave Kim my ability to get along with people and my non cocky attitude. I, Steve Duncan, leave Tom Crook my leadership ability in the hope he lead the football team to the sectionals. I, Dave Ells, leave all my school spirit to all the teachers that want some. I, Greg Flint, leave Jay Krisher my ruggedness; he'll need it with all the crybabies. I, Andrea Greenfield, leave Suzie Martin 128 blank layouts and lots of patience. I, Irene Hallett, leave to K.P. my three children so she can feel proud to associate with little kids . I, Dawn Henry, leave all my cigarette butts in the bathroom to the next teacher who walks in on me. I, Renae Holmes, leave Bridgett the ability to tell the difference between the boys and girls bathroom and Holly, the ability to escape from K-mart blue light specials and hide in the dishwasher. I, Lisa Holt, leave Diana Whitmore and Kristi Potter future weekends of fun and adventures like the ones we have had. I, Jody Ives, leave to next year's soccer team the patch! Ric 'em rac 'em, ruk 'em girls. I, Mark Kratzer, leave my grades to Mike Balasone. I, Kelly Knight, leave my bathing suit to M B. and Mrs. Arthur with memories of me in gym class. I, Monica Lathrop, leave my seat on the bus to anyone who wants it, since I won't be riding it anymore. I, Barb Lewis, leave Donna Tingley ail the luck in her last year at C.C.S. I, Steve Lewis, leave my best wishes to the rest of the Lewises left at C.C.S. I, Eric Markel, leave to anyone who wants it, the unused portion of my kleenex stuck between pages 146 and 147 in one of Mr. Fiegl's mathbooks. I, Steve Matacale, leave my sly ways of getting out of D's, m's and s's in autobody shop. I, Patti Parker, leave to anyone who can handle it, my and Shelli's hit and run spot in Richies parking lot. I, Julie Pierce, leave to Mrs. Arthur my ability to pass out during speed ball. I, Ryna Ros, leave Channthyda Ros a lot of homework. I, Bill Schibler, leave Matt Mehlenbacher my wisdom in sorting out bad from good. I, Stacy Snyder, leave Danielle Roffe my ability to relax and have fun. I, Brad Stanford, leave my kindness to Cindy McMindes. I, Bill Stewart, leave Hanns my wallet for emergencies. I, Rhonda Walker, leave Toni, Bridgett and Laurie the embarrassment, laughs, and memories of the picture I, Marnie Woehr, leave to Dori Cali business skills for our vegetable stand. I, Susan McCormick, leave Beth all my good luck with her business courses. I, Dawn Moore, leave Rhonda Brott my bragging skills and big mouth for all future get togethers that I'll miss terribly. I, Scott Mulhollen, leave Kevin all my sly lines. I, Kimberly Mylar, leave H.P. the love I had for Christopher Kelly Wilkins. I, Cheryl Orcutt, leave my place of cleaning up dirty bed pans to anyone with a strong stomach. JoLyn Davis Renae Burchard Irene Hallett Marnie Woehr Renae Holmes V Eric Markel Lisa Burdick Jeff Amidon Kim Cline Steve Duncan 32 Mark Kratzer Dorey McChesney Shelli Norton Brad Stanford Sue Baker 1 Steve Lewis Patti Parker Andrea Greenfield Rhonda Walker David Ells Kelly Knight Julie Pierce Ervin Dicus Joe Soper Cheryl Orcutt Barb Lewis Ann Camps Dianna Mehlenbacher Dawn Moore Lori Burdick John Adams Carrie Swanson Dave Preston Robyn Covel Monica Lathrop Cathy Bertram Susan McCormick Cindy Mullen 33 Best Dressed- Cindy Mullen and Trail Mullens Class Athletes- Jodi Ives and Chris Davis Class Couple- Erving Picus and Monica Lathrop Friendliest- Andrea Greenfield and Bob Sawyer Most Likely to Succeed- Jim Tingley and Cathy Bertram Class Musicians- Jeff Combs and Rhonda Walker 34 Class Laughs- Dawn Moore and Mike Lehman Class Brains- Brett Ahrens and Joanne Donnelly Class Personalities- Marnie Woehr and David Ells Class Flirts- JoLyn Davis and Greg Flint JUNIORS Kristine Aber Mark Andrews Jeffery Baier Donna Bailey Kurt Bangs Liz Barney Hanns Birch Charles Blake Christopher Blake Steven Brewer Rhonda Brott Gary Burdell Dorian Cali David Cartella Nick Kellog Kyle Cassidy Timothy Cline 40 JUNIORS Class Officers: Bridgett Frcedland Holly Miller Toni Stevens David Lincoln Advs: Mr. Babbitt Dawn Cochran Kirstin Collins Thomas Crook David Darley Michael Davis James Dodge John Douglass Mary DuBois Andrew Eldridge Paul Flanagan Dahl Flynn Bridgett Freeland Kim Gardner Vivian Garner 41 JUNIORS Tonia Giglio Becki Griswold Christopher Horey Michael Howard Peggy Kelly Nicholas Kellogg Joyce Kendall Jean Knapp Andrew Lewis David Lincoln Tabitha McGill Suzie Martin Beth McCormick Laurie McDaniels Garth McKee Cindy McMindes 42 JUNIORS Holly Miller Victoria Nyc Kimberly Panter David Peters Nicole Pfitzenmaier Earl Potter Matthew Powers Pamela Preston Victoria Preston Melanie Raish Lisa Rahmlow Lee Remchuk Pam Ray Tracy Ryan Dave Peters Heidi Schibler Douglas Smith 43 JUNIORS Luther Stevens Toni Stevens Mickey Swift Rodney Teribury Donna Tingly Jill Tolan Matthew Wilkins The Junior Girls Victorious Foot- ball team 44 SOPHOMORES Mike Balassonc Bob Bakei Michelle Ball SuAnne Barber Lisa Bixby Heidi Bossard Jeanette Bowker Mike Brott Robyn Campbell Jeff Cole Mary Lynn Coleman Jess Decker Don Dietrich Julie Dodge Joe Donlon Bill Drake D. Ducan S. Classman Kelly Groves Leslie Houghtaling Scott Howell Jill Jamison Jodie Jones Barb Knapp 46 SOPHOMORES Kelli Krisher Don Lewis John Lincoln Heather Lindsay Don Lorow A.J. Martin Andy Martin Debbie McGregor Tammy Meeks Dan Melnyk Kelly Morse Brian Mulhollen Nigel Mulvena Donna Mylar Dawne Mullen Renee Nolton Tammi OBrien Scott O'Rourke Brenda Patton Grace Pearl Shiela Pierce Kristan Potter Andy Raish Mike Richardson 47 SOPHOMORES Ann Rivers Todd Robertson Danielle Roffe Mike Schumaker Robert Seaman Colleen Speed Wendy Sterns Clinton Stewart Don Stewart Kara Willis Cyndy Tarantino Michelle Trail Brenda Young Diana Whitmore Kelly Groves Jill Jamison Donna Myles Mike Brott 46 fWM FRESHMEN Richard Amidon Steve Bardeen Chris Bertram Don Beyea Stephen Birch Eric Booth Kim Bos sard Beth Bradley Andy Brown Michelle Buckpitt Don Campbell Stephanie Campbell Carrie Cassidy Mike Cline Scott Cobb William Cobb Michelle Cobin Darren Cornish Christopher Crist Dave Crook Dave Davis Mindy Davis Diane Decue Philip Dodge Richard Drake Andy Dubois Lisa Edgett Tammy Eldridge Todd Eldridge Kristen Farnsworth 50 FRESHMEN Leslie Faulkner Eric Feenaughty Juanita Fountain Brian Freeland Becky Gardiner Thersa Gorman Casey Gregorius Carol Hall Marcia Harding Christopher Henry Douglas Hereth Robin Houghtaling Brian Kennell Melissa Kratzer John Kulyeshie Bryan Lambert Laura Lehman Chanda Lindsay Kelly Margeson David Matacale Kimberly Matteson Shawna McChesney Kim McDaniel Lori McEvoy Ron McEvoy Taine McKee Patty Miles Brad Miller Usa Miller Sandra Minck 51 FRESHMEN Steve Montgomery Kellie Mulhair Keith Mullen Caleb Mulvena Tina Norton John Osmin Pete Peters Danielle Phenes Shawn Powers Kenneth Quick Eddie Rivers Heather Roffe Chris Rohalla Channthyda Ros Chris Rudy Richard Runyan Tina Salvagin Shane Schaumberg George Sharp Donna Smith Bonnie Snyder Donna Stage Shawn Stewart Tricia Stewart Tyler Swift Kurt Terwiliger Anne Tolan Michelle Westbrook Shelley Wheatcraft Hattie Woodworth 52 Class Officers: Phil Dodge Heather Roffe Mindy Davis Brian Freeland 8TH GRADE Ron Acker Jay Babbitt Sandy Baker Kerry Barnes Jeff Beyea Nicole Billings Michelle Birdsall Rebecca Bixby Jennifer Booth Karen Brewer Holly Brown Kari Burdick Michelle Buttery Michelle Campbell Mark Camps Lome Carney Barb Carring Vicki Caward Jodie Charles David Clark Tamara Clothier Melissa Coddington Sandra Cole Doug Cook John Coots Scott Cotton Shawn Crane John Decker Amy DeWall Augic Dragonetti Chris Ells Donald Flanagan Kelly Flint Tony Fountain Chr isty Gardner Chad Hartman Kristen Hartwell Theresa Henry Cory Holley Jaime Holley Tarra Hughes Amie Hubertus 55 8TH GRADE Jessica Jackson Charlene James John Krakovsky David Lee Mike Lincoln Marian Monroe Tim Martin Sandra McDaniel Steven McDaniel Dan McEvoy Matt Mehlenbacher Ann MicClire Sonya Miller Tina Mosher Kevin Mulhollen Shannon Mullen Steve Napier Lorraine Nichols Jay Norton Catina O'Rourke Kevin Patton Michelle Peters Jody Pierce Chad Potter Danielle Preston Daniel Preston Tony Presler Becki Quick William Roach Jennifer Ross Chad Rupnow Tabby Schaumberg Monica Schnurle Dan Simons Andy Simons Paul Stuart Jeremy Swift Faith Tobias Kari Todd Krista Todd Bob Trowbridge Dawn VanAllen 56 8TH GRADE 57 7TH GRADE Eric Amidon Chris Andrus Chris Argay Jeff Babbitt Guy Barber Robin Bossard Wendy Brown Karen Burd Jennifer Burdick Scott Burdick Jennifer Bush Jennie Campbell Chaulnee Cartwright Sarah Chaffee Aaron Clark Colleen Clark Rodney Cobb Deanna Cole Chad Cornish Richard Costly Chris Cop Andrea Crane Erin Crist Jami Cude John Davis Sandy Dieter Mark Drake Peggy Drake Eric Hartman Glenn Harvey Shelly Hendrickson David Horey Jeremy Houghtaling Julie Jamison Stacey Kelly Danielle Kneal Pamela Lewis Erin Lindsay Ray London Tami Loper Shane Magill Melanie 58 7TH GRADE o M Bill Me Court Karen McMindes Andrea Mulhollen Jodie Orcutt Kyle Orozco Bryan Peters Rebecca Pierce Charles Piliero Wayne Potter Jennifer Powley Jeremy Reichman David Reitnauer Brent Richardson Stacy Robertson Jacque Roche Chann Ros Jamie Robertson Shannon Sawyer Jenny Sciara Jared Schultz Marion Snyder Irene Spangenberg Tammy Spangenberger Derek Stock Scott Stratton Heather Stewart Polly Stuart Robert Ventner Fred Voss Michael Walker 59 6TH GRADE Sandra Amidon Matthew Annabel Bryan Ball Katie Bicker Stephanie Birdsall Kate Bossard Susan Bretz Jason Brew Carie Buttery Shannon Carney Rodney Caward Candi Charles Joseph Cobin Brian Cole Julie Cole Tim Cox Brian Crane Michelle Crane Jason Crook Dawn Curtis Jason Davis Niki Dieter Shannon Dieter Michael Dodge Kevin Drake Kristen Engleman Ann Farkas Amanda Forshee Douglas Foster Andrew Fountain Jarni Freedland Margaret Greenfield Steve Groves Michael Henry Chris Hughes David Jackson Michael Kellogg Katie Kendall Curt Kent Debbie Knapp Jeremy Krog Donald Lewis Darcie Loper Kristie Loper Becki McCaig Joseph McCarthy Seth McGregor Tracey McLaughlin Amy Meehan Michelle Micglire Stacey Morovec Sandy Mullen Mike Pfitzenmaier Craig Phenes Russell Pierce 60 6TH GRADE Pam Quackenbush Tabitha Recktenwald Erin Rinaldi Debbie Rivers Craig Robinson Joseph Rogalia Sopheap Ros Sean Stewart Jyl Turner Neil Vance Jodi Weed Eric Witherow Tammy Woodworth . 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Julie Ross Renee Runyan Dorr Scott Berta Smith Brad Speed Nicki Stevens Philip Stewart 61 5TH GRADE Jennifer Argay Mark Bardeen Shannon Barnard Jason Bates Brent Bixby Jamie Bradley Scott Bradley Jeremy Brown Michael Buchinger Jared Buckmaster Gary Burdick Brad Butler Dawn Campbell Crissy Cartella Matt Cobb James Costley Eric Crane Katie Crane Heather Davis Tracey Davis Marcey Dewey Jolene Dixon Jeremy Donlon Jeffrey Edgett Jennifer Ells Robert Fisher Tamika Green Marcey Hartman Kami Helmers Andrea Henry Jeffrey Henry Jason Holevinski Beth Horey David Hurlburt Louis llges Brandy Johner Kelly Kelly Susan Kelly Jamie Kneale Danniele Krisher Katie Krisher Ken LaShure Jason Stewart Michael Stillman Shawn Teator Charlie Tobias Richard Travis Kelly Turner Jeanine Wainwright David Weakland Amy Weed Robert White Mary Jane Woodworth Tanya Norton Rosalie O'Dell Robin O'Rourke 62 5TH GRADE Melanie Piliero Bill Plank Bill Powley Robert Rectenwald Ron Schaumberg Jonathan Schultz Beth Stevens Jason Stewart Michael Stillman Shawn Teator Charlie Tobias Richard Travis Kelly Turner Jeanine Wainwright 63 Top-J Dodge, E. Hosmer, P. Cali, J. Baier, B. Congdon, M. Howard. Top middle-J. Tolan, D. Hereth, A. Tolan, M. Schumaker GOLF Golf - 1987 The 1987 Golf Team will try to improve upon last year's 3-10 Record with returning veterans, Jeff Baier, Jim Dodge and Brian Congdon. We'll also be looking for help from last years J.V.'s, Chris Bertram, Mike Schumaker, Paul Banko, Danielle Roffe and Jay Babbitt. 65 Row 1: Renac Holmes, Theresa Gorman Row 2: Kathryn Shaw, Dorey McChesney, Carrie Cassidy, Chris Crist, Melanie Raish, Marnie Woehr, April McChesney, Theresa Layfield Row 3: Kurt Bangs, Brett Ahrens, Chris Horey, Coach Thomas TENNIS The tennis team finished the season with a winning 8-4 record last year. Annie Gooley was undefeated in all league and non-league first singles play, but faced second round elimina- tion at the sectionals in Rochester. Annie will be sorely missed, but coming on really strong this year will be the veteran team of Brett Ahrens, Kurt Bangs, Chris Horey, Chris Crist, Dorey McChesney, Melanie Raish, Renae Holmes, Marnie Woehr, Theresa Gorman, Carrie Cassidy, and a number of new pros- pects who may be moving into the starting line-up. 66 Top - J. Witherow, A. Tolan, T. O'Brien, B. Patton, C. Potter, D. Whitmore, K. Morse, K. Todd, T. Meeks, W. Stearns, K. Todd, Coach Roser Middle- D. Kelly, B. Madison, K. Cassidy, D. Lincoln, D. Smith. Bottom - M. Lincoln, C. Ells, K. Terwilliger, D. Hereth, A. Dubois, A. Brown. SWIM The swim team ended the season with 8-9 record. With a very young team the future looks very bright. High points of the season were victories over Corning, Elmira Southside, Al- fred Almond, Naples, York, and Walsh. Bob Matteson, the lone senior on the team, dominated the scene in the county with a 15-2 record for the year. Bob fin- ished second in the Counties and Sectionals where he broke the school record for 11 dives with 361.40 pts. Many new swimmers and a slowly maturing group of age group swimmers made the season so successful. With the bulk of the team returning and with quality swim- mers in each event the entire team looks forward to the 1988 swim season. — Coach Roser 67 Top - Coach Harp, D. McCormick, D. Peters C. Blake, S. Duncan, C. Davis, C Gardner, Coach Riechman Middle - M. Kratzer, D. Bradley, D. Lewis, E. Maine, G. Flint Bottom - J. Douglass, D. Greenfield, R. Farrand Stats: J. Davis, D. Moore. VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball team, being young did well against some of the tough competition it had to face. The team finished 4-10 overall and 4-4 in our league. We were seeded 14 in the sectionals and played number 3 seeded Batavia- Notre Dame and lost 13-4. We were short on pitchers when Chris Davis threw his arm out against A-A and was out for another 4 games. That hurt! Being as young as we are we should be able to come bouncing back next year. 68 Top-E. Booth, N. Kellogg, M. Cline, T. Cline, M. Richardson, Middle-Coach Kratzer, Shawn Powers, S. O'Rourke, T. Crook, D. Dietrich Bottom- D. Cartella, R. Drake. Stats: T. Magill, K. Groves J.V. BASEBALL The Redskins started off slow by losing the first two games. But the month of May seemed to have a brighter outlook when Tim Cline tossed a two hitter against Campbell in a 15-3 Redskin victory. Tom Crook and Rich Drake then took over on the mound winning 5 out of the next 7 games. Tom took Wellsville to the limit twice loosing 6-4, 6-5. Rich Drake topped Addison 5-2 with a four hitter. The Redskins also had some hot bats as six players hit over .300 and 10 or more hits. Mike Cline, Rich Drake, Tim Cline, Tom Crook, Dave Cartella, and Don Dietrich. This season turned into a successful one as the Redskins ended up with winning 6 of 8 in May and having an overall record of 6 wins 4 losses. I would like to thank each J.V. player for a great season. —Coach David Kratzer Top-N. Pfitzenmaier, M. Davis, K. Swanson Middle-M. Ventor, K. Mylar, T. Ryan, L. Moran, M. Lathrop S. Snyder, Coach Arthur Bottom-C. Speed, B Patton, R. Covel, S. Bettenger, T. Cartella Stats: W. Bossard VARSITY SOFTBALL i The 1986 softball season started and ended on a very positive note. The players had a great deal of enthusiasm and desire to achieve. They had a very good attitude about each other and competition. In spite of a 6-11 record the team was strong enough to attend sectionals and win the first round 18-14 over Wheat- land-Chili. In round 2 the girls lost to Alfred-Almond in the last inning 11-10. Top hitters for the season were Sherry Bettenger with 29 and Mindy Davis with 28. Most RBI's were attribited to Mindy Davis with 26 and Sherry Bettenger with 23. The most valuable senior award went to Sherry Bettenger. Seniors that will be missed for their friendship and talent are: Michelle Ventor, Theresa Cartella, Sherry Bettenger, Lisa Moran and Kim Swanson. —Coach Susan Arthur Top- M. Coleman, J. Jamison, K. Collins, T. Stewart K. McDaniel Middle- Coach Mulhollen, S. Trail, B. Freeland, P. Kelly, K. Morse, M. Cobin Bottom - P. Quick, D. Preston, Y. Quick, D. Cochran, M. Dubois 71 GIRL'S VARSITY TRACK The girl's track team finished their season placing fourth in the county track meet. They were also had an out- standing finish in sectionals, placing fourth. Donna Tingley set three school records, one in the 1500, 800 and she was a member of the 3200 Relay team, along with Jeanette Bowker, Joanne Donnelly and Krista Todd. Jean Knapp set two school records, one in the high jump and one in the triple jump. Michelle House set a school re- cord in the 400 run. Congratulations to Donna Tingley and Jean Knapp for receiving the M.V.P. Award and Mi- chelle Peters for the Most Improved Runner. The girls track team will be losing the talents of one senior, Michelle House. We would like to thank Michelle for her hard work and dedication throughout the year! Row 1: I. Miller, M. Peters, D. Tingley, B. Griswold, K. Todd, K. Todd Row 2: D. Duncan, M. DuBois, T. O'Brien, H. Miller, D. Mylar, M. House, Row 3: A. Greenfield, J. Donnelly, J. Bowker, Coach Sprague, T. Ros, M. Norton Top: Dave Ells Middle: D. Standford, D. Baker, J. Tingley, D. Preston, S. Woodworth, B Standford, L. Stevens, R. Salvagan, Bottom: Coach Roser, M. Andrews, M. Lehman, B. Mattison, M. Simpson BOYS TRACK The track team ended the year with a 14-1 record and a 5th place finish in the Class C Sectionals. Seniors Mark Simpson, Steve Woodworth and Rick Salvagin will hurt the Canisteo cause; but with a large and very talented 11th grade group the team should be very tough and a sectional contender in 1987. High lites of the season were 2nd place finishes in the Campbell relays the John Reed Invitational. Dispite the 1 pt. loss to A-A in the final meet of the season, the team should be proud of the outstanding effort all put in at that meet and throughout the season. The team cap stoned the season with the county championship over Hammondsport for the 3rd time in 4 years. The entire team is reved and ready to better their out- standing performance of 1986 with an umblemished one in '87. Go get 'em Redskins! —Coach Roser 73 1st Row: D. Montgomery, N. Kellogg, K. Cassidy, T. Crook, J. Baier, J. Dodge M. Howard, S. Burdick, 2nd Row: B. McKee, Coach: T. Cline, D. Peters, D. Darley, K. Bangs, D. McCormick D. Dietrich, M. Cline 3rd Row, Coach Dineen, E. Markel, S. Duncan, M. Lehman, C. Davis, J. Tingley, E. Dicus, T. Wilkins, Coach Pacanowski VARSITY FOOTBALL Despite posting a 1-7 won-loss record, the 1986 foot- ball Redskins provided their fans a few bright moments. Narrow losses to Elba and Warsaw proved the team a worthy league opponent. Tom Crook flirted with school passing records set nearly twenty years ago, while Chris Davis turned in a solid year at wide receiver. Dave Darley eclipsed a school record with an 82 yard interception return. Davis and Jeff Baier were named to the Livingston County All Star Team. The future of Redskin football holds some promise with the return of fourteen letter winners, along with the addition of some talented players moving up from the junior varsity squad. 74 Top-S. Montgomery, J. Cole, A. Martin, D. Melnyk, E. Feenaughty, T. Robertson, C. Henry, S. Birch,. Middle- Coach House, N. Mulvena, R. Drake, M. Schumaker, M. Richardson, E. Booth, D. Hereth, K. Quick, Coach Montgomery Bottom- D. Montgomery, B. Mulhollen, K. Mulvena, J. Lincoln, C. Stewart, R. Amidon, S. Burdick. J. V. FOOTBALL Top row- Coach Mulhollen, C. Tarantino, J. Donnelly, L. Bixby, B. Young, A. Tolan, D. Tingley, M. DuBois, T. Meeks Middle row- L. Lehman, P. Kelly, B. Lewis, J. Ives, K. Morse, C. Speed, T. O'Brien, B. Patton, M. Coleman Bottom row- B. Griswold, K. McDaniels, R. Brott, I. Miller, M. Davis SOCCER The Canisteo Girls Soccer Team had its best season ever by earning their way into the Section V playoffs and break- ing many school records. Their overall record ended up 12- 6-2 while their league record fell to 7-2-1. The ladies earned a thirteen game winning streak during the season something Canisteo girls soccer has never seen. Colleen Speed who was named to the first team all-star selection was high scorer with 17 goals and 8 assists for the season. Mindy Davis and Donna Tingley were both named to the second team. Senior Jodi Ives, Barb Lewis and Joanne Donnelly paved the way in leading the Redskins to two games of Section V competi- tion. Canisteo pushed its way to the semi-finals by defeat- ing Notre Dame Batavia 2-1 in their league, just a game away from becoming number one. 76 Back- D. McCormick, K. DuBois, D. Melnyk, S. Krisher, R. Pierce, S. Birch, Second- C. Mulvenia, J. Donlan, B. Stewart, E. Dicus, G. Sharp, D. Dietrich, T. Wilkins Third- D. Crook, M. Davis, T. Crook, C. Stewart, T. Zinck, A. Simmons, W. McCourt Fourth- P. Dodge, C. Hartmen, S. Shaumberg, M. Camps, J. Krovosky WRESTLING The Redskin wrestlers finished the regular season with a 12-2 record and a share of the Steuben County League Championship. The 1986-87 wrestlers can boast the following team accomplishments: Co-Champions of Steuben County League 1st place Pavilion Tournament 1st place Steuben Country Tournament 2nd place 1987 Class D Sectionals Canisteo will miss the fine efforts of this years se- niors, Ervin Dicus, Scott Krisher, Joe Soper, Bill Stew- art, and Todd Wilkins have made many contributions to this year's team. —Coach Hartman Row 1: Michelle Peters, Tina Norton, Heidi Bossard, Michelle Buckpit, Tonia Giglio, Ann Rivers, Sheila Pierce, Wendy Stearns, Coach Rahr Row 2: Krista Todd, Holly Miller, Row 3: Heather Roffe, Jill Jamison, Renae Holmes, Danielle Roffe, Andrea Greenfield GIRLS X-COUNTRY The girls team had another oustanding year winning the league and county championship with an 11-1 record and placing fourth in the sectionals. Eighth grader Michelle Peters provided another high point as she set a new school course record with a time of 20:59. Seniors Renae Holmes and Andrea Greenfield will be missed next year but the return of the teams first five runners gives the team a strong outlook for next year. Top: Holly and Michelle getting some sugar energy! Center: Kict it in, Renae! Bottom: S-T-R-E-T-C-H 78 BOYS X-COUNTRY Bottom: Coach Rahr Row 1: David Preston, Mark Andrews, David Ells, Bob Matteson, John Douglas Row 2: Brian Congdon, Luther Stevens, Kurt Terwilliger, Brad Miller, Bob Sawyer, Andy Brown The boys cross country team suffered through an injury plagued season as just two members were injury free. The team did manage a .500 record, however, highlighted by Mark Andrews Seventh place finish at the McQuaid Invita- tional Tenth at the Newark Invitational and Ninth in the sectionals. The team will be looking to replace seniors Dave Preston, Dave Ells, Bob Mattison, and Bob Sawyer. 79 Left to right Steve Duncan, Mark Andrews, Tim Cline, John Douglass, Dave Ells, Coach Paconowski, Dave Darley, Chris Davis, Dave Peters, Jim Dodge, Dave Preston, Jeff Baier, Trail Mullins, Scott Mulhollen 80 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Faced with a tough league schedule, this season, we regained some lost respectability and managed to win 2 Of twelve league contests. One of these wins was against Alfred-Almond who defeated us in 12 previous games. In 1987, the highlight was our group IV County Tournament victories. I would like to thank the players, statisticians, cheerleaders, and fans for their positive enthusiasm. It resulted in our second finish for the sportsmanship Award, .017 of a point behind Greenwood. The coaches thank our seniors for all their fine efforts: Dave Preston selected to the Steuben County Class C first team all stars. Dave Ells was an honorable mention selection. Both Daves also participated in Steuben County's Outstanding senior game. To Chris Davis, your hustle and fine defensive play won't be forgotten. To Steve Duncan, your dedication and love of the game will always be appreciated. To Juniors; great aspirations are expected. Seeds sown laboriously now could reap benefits in 1987-1988. Coach Pacanowski Top-Coach Sprague, B. Young, P. Ray, M. Trail, K. Mylar, L. Bixby. Bottom-C. Allen, J. Ives, D. Tingley, C. Speed, M. Davis. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls Varsity Basketball season ended with a season record of 8 wins, 11 losses. Two members of the team, Donna Tingley and Colleen Speed were named to the County All Stars, 2nd team. Honorable mention went to Mindy Davis. The girls went to sectionals ranked 14th. They played a great game against 4th place Keshequa. The girls basketball team will be losing 3 se- niors, Jodi Ives, Kim Mylar, and Cin- dy Allen. We thank them for their work and spirit. We look forward to next season. -Coach Sprague Top: Brian Freeland, Eric Booth, Mike Cline, K. Mulhollen, Steve Montgomery, Jeff Cole, Bottom: Rich Drake, Don Stewart, Pete Peters, Ron McEvoy. JV BASKETBALL 82 Top-Coach Mulhollen, K. Bossard, B. White, M. Koenig, B. Wyant, P. Lewis, 5. Baker, N. Billings. Bottom-T. Stewart, B. Carrig, M. Peters, D. Pres- ton, K. McDaniels. 83 1st Row: D. Calli, C. Speed, M. Davis, B. Griswald 2nd Row: J. Jamison, D. Tingley, C. Allen, J. Ives., M. Woehr VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team made it to sectionals for the first time in Canisteo's history. The girls had a 7-7 season which seeded them twelfth for sectionals. They lost to York in the first round but it was an honor to have gone that far. The three seniors, Marnie Woehr, Cindy Allen, and Jodi Ives added a skill and depth to the team and they will be missed next year. 84 1st Row: J. Jamison, M L. Coleman, T. Stewart, J. Shura Top Row: D. Preston, L. Bixby, S. Pierce, B. Knapp J.V. VOLLEYBALL The junior varsity ended their season with a 7-5 overall record. Being young and inexperienced did not affect their game. Enthusiasm, moti- vation, and desire to win kept them going every game. With more experience, they will be a threat in the future. 85 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Top-V. Cone, J. Bowker. Middle-D. Moore, J. Davis, I. Hallett. Bottom-K. Groves, K. Panter, R. Campbell. 86 Top-L. McDaniels. Middle-T. Magill, D. Roffe. Bottom-E. Bradley, D. Myler, T. Stevens. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top. J. Bowker, K. Panter, V. Cone, J. Davis Bottom: C. Orcutt, K. Collins, D. Moore, I. Hallett Top: D. Phenes, K. Groves, Heather Roffe, D. Mylar Middle: T. Magill, B. Bradley, L. McDaniels, T. Giclio, T. Norton Bottom: R. Campbell Top- L. Nichols, B. Quick, S. Miller, M. Lathrop, C. Bertram, Middle- T. Mosher, M. Campbell, M. Cottington S. Mullen P. Preston, Mrs. McDaniels Bottom- J. Jones, K. Krisher, D. Cochran, M. Raish, H. Schibler Top- Mrs. McDaniels, Middle- D. Bradley, R. Sawyer, K. Quick Bottom- O. Woodworth, C. Argay BOWLING During the 10 week 1986-87 bowling season 25 bowlers showed up to scatter the pins. Senior Dave Bradley topped the league with a high game of 223, a 645 series and an average of 171. Seventh grader Chris Argay was the most improved bowler, adding 20 pins to his average. Dave Bradley, Bob Sawyer, Scott Stevens, Cathy Bertram and Monica Lathrop will be lost to our league through graduation. We wish them luck but they will be sorely missed. —Coach McDaniels NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Top-Advisor-Mrs. Ferree, C. Allen, Middle-J. Donnelly, R. Walker. Bottom-J. Ives, M. Woehr Top-H. Bossard, D. Tingley, N. Pfitzenmaier, B. Freeland, J. Dodge, J. Douglass, J. Baier, M. Andrews, B. Ahrens. Middle-S. Brewer, D. Cartella, J. Ives, C. Allen, J. Donnelly, M. Woehr, M. Ball. Bottom-D. Roffe, R. Walker, T. Giglio, S. Martin, H. Lindsey. 90 SENIORS SAY THE BEST ARE: Drink - Pepsi Movie - Top Gun Color - Blue Pastime - Partying Actor - Tom Cruise Actress - Molly Ringwald Class - Gym Teacher - Mr. Pacanowski Pac Food - Pizza Singer - Bryan Adams Song - Heaven in your Eyes Number - 87 91 SR. BAND Row 1: D. Preston, J. Bush, C. James, D. Cole, A. De Wall, T. Mosher J. Jamison, J. Robertson, S. Weed Row 2: Mr. Rohrbach, B. Carrig, M. 92 Peters, N. Billings, S. Baker, J. Booth, K. Barnes, B. Pierce, M. Walker Row 3: K. McMindes, P. Lewis, I. Spangenburg. Row 4: M. Pfitzenmiar, J. Kroch, J. Babbit, R. Bossard, H. Stewart, M. Mehlenbacher, S. Napier, C. Hartmen, S. McDaniels, G. Harvey, J. Reichmen Row 1: T. Crook, T. Ros, C. Shaw, L. Edgett, B. Bradley, K. Collins, D. Cali, C. Allen, L. Bixby, K. Groves, S. Snyder, T. Giglio, S. Campbell, H. Miller, J. Bowker. Row 2: B. Freeland, B. Bossard, M. Buckpitt, T. Salvagin, I. Miller, L. Lehman, D. Phenes, K. Bossard, M. Ball, S. Pierce, A. Rivers, H. Bossard, M. Davis, D. Melnyk, M. Lehman, M. Howard, E. Booth, Mr. Rohrbach. Row 3: K. Potter, J. Douglass, A. Tolan, D. Cochran, R. Walker, T. Stevens, D. Bailey, S. Martin, C. Bertram, M. Dubois, G. Burdell, L. McDaniels, R. Holmes, J. Ives, C. Speed, N. Pfit- zenmaier, J. Jamison, H. Roffe, R. Terribury, M. Ballasone Row 4. B. Gardiner, B. Miller, M. Schumaker, J. Baier, K. Cassidy, E. Rivers, C. Lindsay, D. Roffe, C. Tarrantino, S. Powers, M. Davis, J. Cole, C. Davis, D. Preston, D. Baker, A. Brown, D. Hereth, P. Banko, K. McDaniels, R. Burchard, L. Houghtaling, K. Bangs, T. Robertson JR. BAND JR. AND SR. ORCHESTRA Top- M. Birdsall, V. Caward, J. Swift, D. Horey C. Clark, S. McDaniel. Middle- C. Gardiner, S. Chaffee, E. Crist, J. Sciorra, W. Brown. Bottom- Miss Hall, K. Bicker, K. Orozco, D. Kneal, F. Tobias 93 Top- Miss Hall. P. Banko, S. Stewart, C. Horey, T. Robertson, K. Quick, D. Preston, C. Davis, M. Kratzer, K. Bangs Middle: R Walker, T. Stevens, D. Smith, B Lambert, J. Douglas, R. Burchard, T. Gorman, H. Lindsay, D. DeCeu Bottom: T. Gielio S Snvder A Greenfield, J. Pierce, H. Miller, J. Bowker, K. Potter, A. Tolan, J. Baier CHORUS Row 1: S. McChesney, D. SMith, M. Buckpitt, S. Campbell, D. Moore R. Brott, A. Greenfield, L. Edgett, K. McDaniel, C. Orcutt, D. Deceu K. Farnsworth, P. Preston, G. Pearl, Mr. Smith. Row 2: A. Rivers, K. Knight, S. Snyder, C. Bertram, K. Shaw, M. Woehr, D. Whitmore, C. Potter, A. Wallace, R. Holmes, T. McKee, T. Giglio, D. Phenes K. Bossard, C. McDaniels, M. Raish. Row 3: H. Roffe, M. Kratzer, C. Hall, R. Walker, I. Hallet, T. Stevens, M. Brott, J. Donlon M. Andrews, B. Miller, B. Kennell, W. Sterns, D. Roffe, A. Tolan, L. Rahmlow, T. Norton, B. Freeland Row 1: D. Preston, K. Barnes, J. Jamison, T. Loper, M. McMindes, S. Mullen, M. Peters, B. Carrig, I. Spandenburg, C. Argay, S. Magill, J. Weed, J. Roach, T. Clothier, S. Dieter, A. Mulhollen. J. Burdick, E. Christ, S. Chaffee, S. Cole, A. Hubertus, Row 2: Mr. Smith, J. Babbitt, W. Brown, J. Booth, J. Orcutt, K. Todd, C. Andress, J. Babbitt, R. Cobb, J. Reichmen, M. Walker, T. Henry, S. Kelly, C. Clark, J. Campbell, A. Crane, B. White, D. Kneale, R. Bixby Row 3: C. James, N. Billings, M. Buttery, K. Burd, M. Monroe, M. Makitra, B. Pierce, B. Quick, C. Hart- man, D. Horey, G. Harvey, S. Napier, M. Mehlenbacher, J. Coots, C. Ros, A. Simons, R. Bossard, K. Todd, J. Charles, Baker, P. Lewis, H. Brown, P. Cole Row 1: Ginette Bowker, Kristen Farnsworth, Patti Parker, Cheryl Orcutt Row 2: Andrea Greenfield, Irene Hallet, Mary Lynn Coleman, Dawn Moore FLAGS Row 1: Pam Preston, Marnie Woehr Row 2: Donna Mylar, Joanne Donnelly, Kathryn Shaw, Carrie Swanson, Renae Burchard, Robyn Covel, Michelle Norton, Jill Jamison Top-B. Stewart. Middle-P. Flanagan. Bottom-J. Soper. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ART CLUB Top-D. Lincoln, G. Flint, D. Preston. Middle-M. Dwight, C. Davis, R. Brott, Mr. Thomas. Bot- tom Middle-M. Howard, P. Ray, B. Patton, T. Magill, J. Krisher. Bottom- R. Burchard. STUDENT SENATE ACADEMIC ALL-STARS (From Left) Secretary, Mamie Woehr; V. President, Bob Sawyer; Treasurer, Rhonda Walker; President, Dave Ells (From Left) Toni Stevens, Rhonda Walker, Bridgett Freeland. Advisor, Ted Woehr, Becky Griswold, Danielle Roffe, Heidi Bossard and Kristi Potter BUSINESS CLUB AND FHA 98 Top-J. Holley, J. Soper, C. Swanson, B. Ahrens, S. Baker, V. O'Brien, M. Terwilliger, Mrs. Bottone, E. Dicus, T. Eldridge. Middle-S. McCormick,A. Camps, B. Kennell. Bottom-I. Hallett, C. Bertram, W. Bossard, S. Mulhollen, M. Lathrop, L. MeEvoy. YEARBOOK STAFF Top Left - Editors: Cathy Bertram and Julie Pierce Top Right - Advisor: Mrs. Mochel Middle - Staff: Mamie Woehr, Toni Stevens, Cathy Bertram, Julie Pierce, Suzie Martin. Missing from picture: Andrea Greenfeild, Chris Horey Bottom- Mamie, Escaping reality. 99 SENIOR PLAY A NIGHT OF FRIGHT Horror was the theme for theis year's senior play. The senior class presented three Edgar Allen Poe plays: The Fall of the House Usher, The Black Cat, and The Tell-Tale Heart. The audience was kept in suspense, Kevin Croston went insane, Andrea Greenfidld was murdered with an axe and Dave Ells held Marnie Woehr at knife point. ( Gasp ) The class of '87 would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Mark Smith for his time, patience and for sharing his many talents. 101 OKLAHOMA Did you have an idey I'd let you slide that thing up Ado Andrea just cain't say no! my limb? Surrey With the Fringe on the Top! The Farmer and the Cowman Should Be Friends 102 That's a gun ya got there ain't it? OKLAHOMA CONTINUED ... Oooo . . . Curly! On April 3 4, 1987, an enthusiastic audience cheered as they learned that Cowboys and Farmers Should Be Friends when the curtains opened on that all time favorite Oklahoma . Curley, played by Jeff Combs, and Laurie, played by Renae Holmes were the stubborn sweethearts helped along by Aunt Eller, Marnie Woehr. A properly naughty Ado Annie- Andrea Greenfield, reunited with her cowboy sweetheart. Will played by Mike Brott. Kevin Croston as Jud, Bridget Freeland as Gertie, and Ali- Brad Miller rounded out this splendid cast. Heather Roffe and Gary Burdell charmed us all in the dream scene. Director, Mark Smith, accom- paniests Laurie Smith, Marilyn Fish and choreographer, Kathy Fenti are to be congratulated for creating a memorable evening of theater. r i US Our favorite (and only!) student director hard at work! 103 Mr. DeAngelo Mr. McKeever ADMINISTRATION Contrary to popular belief, kids haven't changed; but the world sure has! During the last thirteen years, science and soci- ety have made some unbeliev- able strides - both forward and backward. As a matter of fact, experts tell us that a generation, which we once thought took twenty years to complete, has now shrunk to just four. All of us at CCS believe that we have given you the necessary tools to make it in this changing and complex world; but you will still have to provide the initiative. The members of the Board of Education, Administration, the faculty, and the staff join me in wishing you the best of luck as you begin your new adventure. Thomas McKeever, Superintendent Board of Education: Back L to R- Rev. John Sawyer, Paul Barnes, and President, Philip Cali. Front- James Bicker, James Lindsay, Ann Moran D. Ball—Computers M. Kavish-Art R. Thomas-Art M. Andes-Business ' HI It v J. Beckerink-Business R. Young-Business J. Prunoski-Driver Education B. Richardson-English 106 L. Dewey - Spanish W. Dineen - Math R. Cardman - Math R. Mclnvoy Math Z. Fiegl - Math R. Rohrbach - Band C. Hall - Orchestra 107 J. Babbitt - Science W. Hall - Social Studies B. Arnault - Science C. Roser -Social Studies C. Wright - Science W. Smith - Social Studies V. Coleman - Chemistry E. Woehr - Social Studies T. Roffe - Industrial Arts E. Harp - Industrial Arts E. Bottone- Home Economics 108 Mr. Chase 5th grade L. Hereth-5th grade J. White -6th grade J Mrs. Booth 5th grade M. Chura -5th grade P. Woehr-6th grade 1 , A. Flint, L. Rollins-Resource room R. Brown -6th grade J. Stanbrook-Home Economics I D. Miller, J. McDaniels, S. Wiant -Reading CANISTEO CENTRAL STAFF Above-L to R M. McGee, C. Howell, P. Bixby, J. Caward, J. Vanskiver, I. Shorts, P. McMindes, E. McKee Below Left- T. Galeazo, R. Kinney, G. Har- rison, M. Caward, K. Flint, J. Beers, C. Tobias Below Right- Betty Harrison, Receiving Clerk Front-G. Hartman, S. Pierce, T. Bardeen, E. Woodard. Back- M. Davis, B. McCourt, R. Mullen, M. Stewart, J. Richardson, B. Mullen, M. Forshee, J. Greene, L. Brotzman, E. Stewart, M. Vance 111 KATHRYN SHAW.. FROM DOWN UNDER Kathryn Shaw came to us from Queensland Australia in January 1986. Kathryn's ambition was an asset to the colorguard team and tennis team. She also co-directed our senior play. Kathryn's sense of humor and thoughtful ways touched everybody's heart whom she came in contact with. We'll miss our Australian pal! Thanks for bringing a little culture to us ''Kab''! HAPPY BIRTHDAY C.C.S. 1937 - 1987 113 KMR KNACK AND RICHARDS, INC. KS3RI Professional SENIOR PORTRAITS Specialist in Yearbook Photography PROMS. . FAMILY PORTRAITURE WEDDINGS . . . SPORTS GROUPS 3659 Harlem Rd. Buffalo, N.Y. 14215 633-5466 Compliments Compliments Of Of WINTERS REAL ESTATE DAVIDSON'S FURNITURE 252 Main Street Hornell, New York 161 Main St. Hornell Phone: 324-7453 TEXAS CAFE Compliments Of 324-5354 Broadway Mall HORNELL BOWL SUSANN'S Compliments HAIR STUDIO Of 5027 S. Canisteo Road MARION ROHR Hornell, New York Compliments Of MAIN PLUMBING CANISTEO FURNITURE I APPLIANCE % HEATING • And KITCHENS Jiatnm. O' W. DEAN BERTCW R 299 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. 324-6681 Our Best Wishes To The Class Of '87 Compliments Of: If College Is In Your Future See Us For Your Student Loan. 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Practice Of General Denistry Best Wishes Class Of 1987 A. McHENRY COMPANY Fine Jewelers In Hornell Since 1853 100 Main St. Hornell NY We Have Your Class Rings 74 Main Street Hornell, NY 14843 THE MUSIC LOFT RADIO SHACK DEALER 16-18 Broadway HORNELL, NEW YORK 14843 (607) 324-1683 HOME VIDEO CENTER |H ™ SCHWINN KARNS BIKE SHOP George And Marline 44 Seneca Street Hornell NY Schwin Ross Bicycles Sales, GT Dyno We Service All Brands (607) 324-4400 12 Broadway Mall Hornell NY 14843 Where The Young Men Go For The Right Clothes Best Wishes To The Class Of '87 MURRAY STEVENS TUTTLE ROCKWELL CO. Broadway Mall — Hornell Hornell New York IN MEMORIAM MRS. JEAN ROACH The staff and students of Canisteo Central School were saddened by the death, last fall, of Mrs. Jean Roach. Mrs. Roach was a caring, warm Kindergarten teacher who helped many beginning students in their transition to school. She will be remembered for her intelligence and a delightful sense of humor. Canisteo was certainly fortunate to have her services over the years. EDITORS PAGE Drops of Time. A very fitting theme as we look back over our high school years. Years to cherish as we move on through the future. We started off the year on a positive note and really got the ball rolling. We faced many hardships along the way and ended up losing over 50% of the yearbook staff. The few of us that were left managed to take all of our inexperience and put it together and, after a while, everything started to make sense and fall into place. We have enjoyed putting this yearbook together for you , the students of C.C.S. We have tried to give you more of what you asked for. We hope you liked the extra-added candids. This years' yearbook is not brought to you without frustration and time, but there has been a lot of dedication and hard work put into this book. We would like to thank everyone who stuck with us through this yearbook: Marnie Woehr, Susie Martin, Toni Stevens, Chris Horey and Rhonda Walker, Andrea Green- field. We would also like to thank Audrey Mochel for all her hard work and time; Larry McCullen from Jostens Printing and Publishing for all the tips he gave us; Mr. Babbitt, the faculty, and administration for letting us be with the photographer and allowing us to come in and disturb classes for pictures, and the advertisers, patrons, and boosters. We never could have done it without you people! We hope you liked the 1987 Kanistean. Good luck to next years staff and to Mrs. Mochel, for we, the editors must move on, through time. Cathy Bertram Julie Pierce 130 DROPS OF TIME Throughout our life time has passed, Falling behind us upon the path. We've never realized how much it meant Was all of our time wisely spent? We've played some sports and heard the cheers. What a way to pass the years. Our high school days should be treasured All of our fun be measured. The teachers, the work, all of our friends. We think of these as our senior year ends. The time that dropped quickly behind Should be cherished or so we find. Our high school years were filled with games Now nothing to us will be the same As we leave C.C.S. far behind We leave a puddle, drops of time. August 26, 1986 Julie Pierce 132 JOSTENS