Canisteo High School - Kanistean Yearbook (Canisteo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

Contents Homecoming 2 Seniors 16 Underclassmen 39 Athletics 65 Activities 95 Faculty and Administration 109 Advertisements 117 So thats how they do it. Do try to stay awake. Mr. D. Really. Brad Mom. It’s like this . Three miles! Do 1 have to run? I like Fred’s song. You have a problem A TEACHER THAT SHINES A Teacher Who Shines The Class of 1988 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Zane Fiegl. Mr. Fiegl is a man who loves his work and genuinely cares about both his students and his subject mat- ter. A graduate of Houghton College, he received his Mas- ter of Science Degree from Alfred University in 1960. He did graduate work at Notre Dame University under the National Science Foundation. Mr. Fiegl was given this honor because in his student’s words, “He really cares.” “He knows my name and says hello although 1 have never taken his class.” He is low keyed but you know he likes his subject.” Mr. Fiegl has been Senior Class advisor since 1979 but he has also has taken on the jobs of Student Senate Advi- sor, Student Council Advisor, and Math Department Chair- man in his 32 years in high school teaching. Mr. Fiegl, the class of 1988 gives one hundred pudding pops for your performance. May many more students en- joy your wit and wisdom. 4 5 1988 Homecoming Queen Tracy Ryan with escort. Todd Terwilliger. 2nd attendant. Peggy Kelley with es cort. Matt Wilkins 3rd attendant, Holly Miller with escort Abe Carter. 4th attendant. Colleen Speed with escort Lee Remchuk 6 HOMECOMING 87 Homecoming 1988 It all started Friday, October 16, 1987 - 8th period in the high school gym as hundreds of screaming fans came down to cheer on our Red- skins. The enthusiasm started to build as the Lady Redskins shut out Prattsburg with a stunning vic- tory, 3-0. As the evening progressed the bonfire was lit and so were the hearts and spirits of Canis- teo’s fans. They knew that night that something was going to happen to change the course of history in Canisteo football. On October 17th at 1:30 p.m. • it happened. The Canisteo Varsity football team took the field and the crowd was in anticipation of the events yet to come. At half-time the score was 13-7 in favor of Canisteo. The half-time festivities began. The band played as the 1987 Homecoming candidates made their appearance. The 4th attendant was Colleen Speed escorted by Lee Remchuck. The 3rd runner-up was Holly Miller escorted by Abe Carter. The 2nd runner=up was Peggy Kelley escorted by Matt Wilkins. The 1st runner-up was Donna Tingley escorted by Doug Smith. The Queen was Tracy Ryan escorted by Todd Terwilliger. Then came the only moment of saddness as the senior players were honored by friends, faculty, and family. They received flowers as a tribute to their final home game. As the buzzer sounded to end the game the score was 18-7 and the Canisteo Redskins had their first homecoming victory in six years. 7 8 9 10 SPIRIT WEEK SPORTS 11 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL SEPT 9 DOORS OPEN AT 8:05 WELCOME BACK ! SEPT 12 FOOTBALL 12 CLASS 14 OF 1988 WJ SvfmiS 7i Kristine Aber Kris. Stee. Likes: looking at the stars, everlast- ing smiles. Dislikes: goodbyes, not remember- ing. Will always remember: The big yellow bus. the broken chandelier. Likes: Running Dislikes: Boston Celtics. Will always remember: The ski slope Mark Andrews Bear. Likes: Food. Dislikes: Dead fans, waiting. Will always remember: Alfred week with R.R. and M Jeff Baier Donna Bailey Likes: AC and after hours. Dislikes: RN. DD and jellyfish. Will always remember: Parties at Al- fred with KP and MH Kurt Bangs Kabang Likes: sking. what’s left of the pontiac Dislikes: perfectionists and studying. Will always remember: football parties. Likes: Butch, being with friends. Dislikes: being bored, 1st days of school. Will always remem- ber: partying with Butch, good times at CCS. Liz Barney 18 Hanns Birch Cooner. Likes: Rachel. Dislikes: lazy people. Will always remember: May 14, 1986. Blakester Likes SH, parties. Dislikes, math class, decision making. Will always remember: Mr. Fiegl’s wild math classes Chris Blake Rhonda Brott Ron. Likes: Alf, “Bad Company” and Roses. Dislikes: Rap music, Mike Davis. Will always remember: A special friendship with K W and summer of 87. Charles Blake Steven Brewer Fudgie Likes: Huey Lewis. Fords Dislikes: working on my car. Will always remember: The yield sign at BOCES. Likes: H R and Paul Reubens. Dislikes D M and Saturday morning cartoons. Will always re- member: The “Dream Scene” in Oklahoma Gary Burdell 19 Dori Cali Doris. Likes: Brad, my mom, and Richard Gere. Dislikes: Full moon, black cats, waiting for week ends. Will always remember: Water Granades and “Don't ya know.” Abe Carter Tim Cline Cliner. Likes: Jeanette, sports. Dislikes: snotty people. Ears, Spuds. Likes: Cruisin in the Regal Beagle. Dislikes: work, fat girls. Will always remember: Alfred week with Ralph. Dave Cartella Kyle Cassidy Animal, Butch. Dislikes: rainy days, snotty peo- ple. Will always remember: Adventures in Rorida Icepick. Shorty. Likes: ditches, late nights. Dis likes: spiders Will always remember, late night jaunts thru the wilds of Hartsville. Dawn Cochran 20 Kirstin Collins Kirs. Likes: Jay, wild concerts Dislikes: getting in trouble and bridges. Will always remember: R.O.C.C. Hudson, vacations, These are our seats. Cruiser. Likes: Everybody who is anybody in Class of ’88 Dislikes: snobby people, people who intrude. Will always remember: Summer of ’87. target practice on Bush Hill. Tom Crook Likes: Judas Priest, Dark cold nights. Dislikes: boring classes and dogs that don’t hurt Will always remember: Being in the wrong place at the wrong time with Bill Stewart around. Keelan Croston Don Dietrich Big Lou. Likes: being on top. Dislikes: Bulldogs. Will always remember: winning sectionals. Mike Davis Butty Likes Rap, scoutin. Dislikes: Hard rock. Rhonda Brott. Will always remember: lightening bug. Baier cabin. The Dodger. Likes: Rap. Fat Boys. Air J. Dis- likes: Fat chicks. Davis bathroom, haircuts. Will Always remember: Summer. ’87. Target prac tice at Myrtle Beach. Jim Dodge 21 John Douglas Likes: cruisin’ and party in’. Dislikes: Speed lim its. Will always remember: Gas Springs State Forest. Spaz. Likes: DW and having fun with friends. Dislikes: Snobby people, boring classes Will al ways remember: The last tree on the top of the • c Mary DuBois Dahl Flynn % Likes: weekends and being with friends. Dis likes: waiting. Monday morning. Will Always re member: The adventures Jill. Kelley and I have taken part in. Bridgett Freeland 22 Kimberly Garner Angel Likes: Timothy Hurne. Dislikes: Snobs Will always remember: my senior year. Beckster, Gecki. Likes: Richard D, jammin with Kel and my teddy bear Dislikes: liars, being alone, waiting. Will always remember: wild and crazy times with Kelley, meeting Dick, looking for keys to green car. Becki Griswold Chris Horey Els. Likes: everything with foam. Dislikes: orga- nization. Will always remember: the sleep found in math class. Tanya Tucker. Likes: Honesty, being crazy, talking on phone. Dislikes: railroad tracks. LB Will always remember: 6 15 87, Friendlys, curbs. Tonia Giglio Doris Henkel Likes: parties, Italian food. America, travelling Dislikes: school in Germany, loud people Will always remember: my arrival in United States. Howie Likes: pork chops with shake and bake. Corvette Stingrays, shrimp cocktails. Dislikes: whiners. English filmstrips. Will always remem- ber: Bear’s party ’87. Kiss concert. Mike Howard 23 Stoner. Likes: long weekends, cold drinks, late nights. Dislikes: Waking up and not knowing where you are. Will always remember: family get togethers Dave Lincoln Knappy. Jocko Likes: Jack Bush, having fun with friends. Dislikes: having to go to work at 5:30 A M Will always remember: June 5. 1986 and C C S. Jean Knapp Peggy Kelley Peg. Likes: the gun. French fries. Dislikes: good- byes. a certain Barbizon beauty Will always remember: my o.j. that gets me going before school. Joyce Kendall Andy Lewis Don Lewis Likes: football, rock music. Dislikes: Classical music 24 I Sheila Maclaughlin CUC. Tabb Likes: a certain Army guy. Dislikes: Snobby people, I.H. Will always remember: par- ties with a special person, the cemetary. Tabitha MaGill Snake Likes: MC A.J Martin Sue Martin Big Sue. Crash. Likes: smiling, being wild and crazy. Dislikes: liars, curbs, car accidents Will always remember: 6 15 87, the lawn, the accident. Beth McCormick Bam bam Likes: having fun with friends. Dis- likes: certain people. Will always remember CCS. Likes sports in general. Dislikes: losing and wak ing up in the morning. Will always remember: pitching first no-hitter against A A. Darrin McCormick 25 Laurie McDaniels Superman. Likes: bridges, railroad tracks and Banko bashes. Dislikes: car crashes and certain Avoca guys. Will always remember: Batguy, spi- der, iceman, adidas and BB I and II. Cinners. Likes: Kevin, parties, being with Kevin. Dislikes: snobs Will always remember: last night at Darien Lake with Kevin. Cindy McMindes Vicki Nye Vickster. Likes: Brian, stuffed animals. Dislikes: being lied to, being alone. Will always remember 6 25 86, winter of 85 with Becky. Garth McKee Holly Miller Holly Bean Likes: laughing, microwave pop corn, whipped cream. Dislikes: being kept in suspense Will always remember: The big yellow bus. state land, the rocking chair. Likes: Mark Hooker and having fun. Dislikes: being stared at and being lied to. Will always remember Times with MH and DB Kim Panter 26 Rich Pierce Dicker. Dislikes: Bulldogs. C.P Will always re- member: Getting beat by C.P Springtime Likes: AH. The Big Guy”. Mr Fiegl Dislikes: work in Spanish, the new sched ule Will always remember Warm water Dave Peters Pam Likes: junkfood. Saturday nights. S.H., K R P . L A R. Dislikes: early marriage and not seeing someone special Will always remember: being picked on about knocking Mr Woehr out of his chair. Pamela Preston Nicole Pfitzenmaier Nikki. Likes my cat, sleeping Dislikes running out. Will always remember running in the pasture Wendell Alexis Likes: Michael D.. French fries, black lambraghini's. Dislikes: Just spam?!!!” Will always remember: lightening bugs, the par- ty crew Wendy Peters Anita Parker Vicki Preston Frog. Likes, partying. Dislikes: Snobs. Will al- ways remember: 1986 Summer. Lis. Rambo. Likes: F F. P C.. P.E.P.. J.T., Having someone special Dislikes: Bossy people, reruns. Lisa Rahmlow Beaker. Likes Rich, laughing, cool ranch Dori tos. Dislikes: working at Nichols, being lied to. Will always remember Buckwheat, animals and summer of '87. Pam Ray Tracy Ryan Trac. Likes: Todd, chewing gum. spending money. Dislikes: being lied to and being left out. Will always remember: R.O.C.C. Hudson. Sum- mer of ’87 and These are our seats. Heidi Schibler Likes: having a good time with friends. Dislikes people not liking me to have a good time Will always remember: good times with D.R., L.H.. J K . B.M . M D. Doug Smith 28 Colleen Speed Col. Likes: Todd. Dislikes: Fuzzy heads Will always remember: Nikki in the pasture Lex. Putt. Likes: 1966 International at BOCES. Dislikes: Yield signs. Mrs. Tolan’s car. Will al- ways remember: Steve's socks Luther Stevens Casper. Tiger. Likes: music, new friends, oreos. Dislikes: goodbyes, being broke, black jelly- beans Will always remember: 6 15 87 at Friendlys, curbs. Avoca and “not getting caught. Toni Stevens Mickey Swift Swifty. Likes: math Dislikes: English Rodney Teribury Nikki. Likes: Girls, jack, wild times. Tracy. Dis likes: Canisteo Central. Will always remember: Leaving Todd Terwilliger 29 Donna Tingley Red. Don. Donut. Likes: Doug, having a good time, microwave popcorn Dislikes: being bored, stuck up little girls Will always remember the big yellow bus and the green sled Jill Tolan Likes: vacations and wild concerts. Dislikes: dust and cold weather. Will always remember: R.O.C.C. Hudson and the fur and flannel in Vermont. Matt Wilkins Mookie. Mott Dog. Likes: Lenny Dystra. Dis- likes: The Beastie Boys. Will always remember: Super Dirt week ’85. Magnus Uvemfeldt Likes: airplanes, being with friends, history. Dis- likes: leaving the U S Will always remember: the year in the U.S. Camera Shy Seniors Chris Carroll Paul Flanagan Lisa Judkins Nick Kellogg Audra Kendall Jeff MicGlire Debbie McGregor Matt Powers Lee Remchuk Brian Stanford 30 CLASS WILL Kris Aber leave to anyone who can, the ability to drink the orange juice the next day. Mark Andrews leave my school records in track and cross country to Chris Ells to break. Jeff Baier leave Mike Battlestone all the intangibles of love necessary for finding the right girl. Kurt Bangs leave Jeff Cole the grill and any other parts he can dig up in the gully Liz Barney leave my thanks to Butch Woodard for all my great times in life. Hanns Birch leave to Stephen, my brother, my nickname to live up to and the ability to last all the way through school. Chris Blake leave Scott Cobb the ability to graduate someday! Stephen Brewer leave what's left of my Ford to my sister. Karen. Rhonda Brott leave Miss Mulhollen some aggressive madness to fight off a certain obnoxious volleyball player. Gary Burdell leave Heather Roffe all the aches and pains from all the times I missed her while practicing the dream scene in Oklahoma. Dori Cali leave Bridgett Wyant my romantic Thurs. nights with Mr Rahr Dave Cartella leave Pete (Yukon) Peters every shred of ability I possess and the leftover change in the Regal ashtray. Kyle Cassidy leave Ed Rivers the garbage I had to put up with from the Canisteo School System. Tim Cline leave my brother the ability to pass without studying and Steve Montgomery the ability to know better. Dawn Cochran leave Bridgett Wyant my ability to be able to pass Mr Prunoske’s Driver’s £d. class. Kirstin Collins leave MC the next pepsi cup I drink out of at the basketball game. Tom Crook leave anybody the leadership ability Steve Duncan left me cuz I don’t want it or need it. Keelan Croston leave my uncanny way of getting smoked fiercely to anyone with a big ego Don Dietrich leave Steve Montgomery the lunch box Bob Weakland left me 2 years ago, I know it will be put to better use. Jim Dodge leave Mike Cline my seat for road trips to Alfred-Almond. John Douglass leave the set of tires I burned through in 2 weeks to anybody who wants them Mary DuBois leave to the faculty my two younger brothers. Good luck you’ll need it. Bridgett Freeland leave Jill Jamison the first pink’’ experience and a spare key. put them to good use. Kimberly Garner leave Sandy Minck my ambition in life. Tonia Giglio leave to Steve Glassman all our wild times, the jello”. my ability to stay calm and take a joke. Becki Griswold leave to all my buddies in ’89 and ’90 five words to live by let the good times roll! Doris Henkel leave lots of memories. Chris Horey leave David and Beth peace and quiet at night, sorry guys, no more late night music to wake you up. Mike Howard leave any 1st year Spanish student my frosting on a donut that is in a Spanish book Nick Kellogg leave Matt Wilkins the sandals I wore at Woodstock. Peggy Kelley leave my soupbowl, at the bottom of the garbage to whatever pig is hungry enough to fish it out. Jean Knapp leave AS, JH, and SB my ability to keep secrets — hoping that ours will be kept. Joyce Kendall leave my will to get along with people to Katie Andy Lewis leave my spirit to the Holley twins. , David C. Lincoln leave my brothers John and Mike all the returnable beer cans I never took back, my red bottle opener, and to my fam- ily the unforgetable family reunions every Friday night. Tabitha MaGill leave Shane the ability to be calm, patient and to not get caught at the things he does. AJ Martin leave my bad days to Moondog Sue Martin leave to my brother Andy the ability to be home on time and still have fun while keeping out of trouble. Beth McCormick leave my good luck to anyone who needs it. Darrin McCormick leave Tim Martin 1 month of ice cream money. No more bumming Timmy. Laurie McDaniels leave Beth Bradley the memories of all those fun times with Batguy and Spidey on tracks and bridges. Cindy McMindes leave to a certain Jr. the ability to get her own boyfriend instead of going after mine. Jeff Micglire leave my “gift of gab to Mickey Swift. Holly Miller leave the big yellow bus to anyone who likes to seek out an adventure Vicki Nye leave anything to anybody who wants it. Kim Painter leave to LN my ability to talk things out before I start “scratching”. Good luck LN. , Dave Peters leave to anyone who thinks they’re capable, the rest of Dave Cartella's Studding ability, because Pete Peters can’t handle it all himself. Wendy Peters leave Melinda Sue Davis my brother Peter’s hand in marriage Rich Pierce leave Brent Richardson my unique ability to wrestle Vicki Preston leave Sonya Miller my brains and charm. Lisa Rahmlow leave Carol Hall all the fun in playing Mississippi Hotdog on the piano or violin. Melanie Raish leave my beast of a car to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Pam Ray leave my bicycle to again anyone who can’t afford 4 wheels and to Mrs Dewey a clump of hair for her hair ball. , Tracy Ryan leave my Oil of Olay and liquid cover-up to the friend who needs it. Heidi Schibler leave Holly Brown all my luck to make it through the school years and all the bus rides. Luther Stevens leave all the future heavy equipment students my ability to demolish cars and signs with a tractor trailer. Toni Stevens bequeth to Theresa Gorman our research and the hope that a cure be found for A-fever. Donna Tingley leave to all the Buckinghams, my dog - Scumdorg. Jill Tolan leave forever. Magnus Uvenfeldt leave the U S. in your hands. Matt Wilkins leave AJ Martin my ability to borrow fire wood with out getting caught. Peggy Kelly Darrin McCormick Doris Henkel Bridgett Freeland 32 Tabitha MaGill Sue Martin Pam Ray Holly Miller Tania Giglio Chris Blake Liz Barney Doug Smith 33 Rhonda Brott Class Athletes: Donna Tingley, Mike Davis Best Dressed: Todd Terwilliger, Colleen Speed Friendliest: Tom Crook, Holly Miller Ok Class Flirts: Jim Dodge. Kirstin Collins Class Musicians: Toni Stevens. Gary Burdell Class Personalities: Dave Peters. Tracy Ryan Class Brains: Nikkii Pfitzenmaier. Dave Cartella Class Laughs; Dave Lincoln Pam Ray Most Likely to Succeed: Bridgett Freeland. Jeff Baier Class Officers: Vice Pres. • Bridgett Freeland Sec. • Laurie McDaniels Pres. • Dave Lincoln __________________Treas. Toni Stevens___________ i.O 4_ Color - Black Pastime • Partying Actor ■ Alf Actress ■ Whoopie Goldberg Class - SH Movie • Can’t Buy Me Love Beverage • Budweiser Teacher • Pacanowski Food - Pizza Singer • Pink Floyd Song • I’m Bad - LL Cool J Number • 88 • • B. Bailey B. Baker M Ballasone M Ball L. Bixby J. Bowker M Brott R Campbell C. Stewart J. Cole M Coleman J. Dodge J. Donlon W Drake D. Duncan S. Glassman K. Groves L Houghtaling S. Howell J Jameson J. Jones B Knapp K Krisher J. Lincoln 40 H Lindsay D. Lorow A Martin D. McGregor T Meeks D. Melnyk K. Morse B Mulhollen D Mullen N. Mulvena D. Mylar T. O’Brien S. O’Rourke B. Patton G. Pearl S. Pierce K Potter A. Raish M. Richardson A Rivers T Robertson D. Roffe M Schumaker B Seamon 42 W Stearns D Stewart C. Tarantino B Young D. Whitmore K. Willis Class Officers: B. Miller. R. Drake. T. Norton, H. Roffe. Advisors: W. Din- een, V. Coleman R. Amidon S. Bardeen C. Bertram D Beyea S. Birch E. Booth R. Bossard K. Bossard B. Bradley A Brown M Buckpitt D Campbell S. Campbell C. Cassidy M. Cline M. Cobin D Crook D Davis M. Davis D. De Ceu 45 P. Dodge R Drake A Dubois L. Edgett T. Eldridge T. Eldridge L. Faulkner J. Fountain B. Freeland B. Gardner T. Gorman C. Gregorius C. Hall M Harding C. Henry D. Hereth B. Kennel! M. Kratzer B. Lambert L. Lehman C. Lindsay K. Margeson D. Matacale S. McChesney K McDaniel R. McEvoy T McKee B. Miller P. Miles I. Miller 46 S. Minck S. Montgomery C. Mulvena R. Newcomb T. Norton J. Ordway J. Osmin P. Peters D. Phenes S. Powers C. Preston K Quick E. Rivers H Roffe T. Ros C. Roholla C Rudy R Runyan T. Salvagin S. Schaumberg 47 M Schumaker G. Sharp B Snyder D. Stage T. Stewart S. Stewart T Swift K. Terwilliger A. Tolan M Westbrook H Woodworth S. Wheatcraft 48 R. Acker J. Babbitt S Baker K Barnes A Beyea M Billings M Birdsall B. Bixby J. Booth K Brewer H. Brown K Burdick R Burton M Campbell m. Camps L. Carney B Carrig V. Caward J. Charles T. Clothier 50 M Coddington S. Cole D Cook J. Coots S. Cotton S. Crane J Decker A DeWall A Dragonetti C. Ells K. Flint T Fountain C. Gardner R Goudger C Hartman C. Holley J. Holley J Hollowell A Hubertus T. Hughes J. Jackson C. James M. Lincoln M Manroe T. Martin S. McDaniels S McDaniels D McEvoy M Mehlenbacher S Miller 51 T Mosher K Mullen S Napier L Nichols J Norton C O’Rourke K Patton M Peters J Pierce C Potter D Preston D Preston B Quick R Roche J. Ross C. Rupnow T Schaumberg M Schnurle A Simons D. Simons P Stewart J. Swift F Tobias K Todd D. VanAllen B White J Weed D. Woodworth J. Zinck E. Amidon C. Andrus C. Argay J. Babbitt R Bossard W Brown J. Burdick S. Burdick J. Bush S. Chaffee C. Clark J. Campbell R Cobb D. Cole B Coots R. Costley C. Cox A Crane J. Davis J. Dean M. Drake P. Drake V. Drake G. Harvey S. Hendrickson D Horey J. Houghtaling J. Jamison C. Johnson S. Kelly D Kneaie D. Lee E. Lindsay P. Lewis R. London T. Loper 55 S. Magill M Makitra B. McCourt K McMindes B Mulhollen J. Orcutl B. Peters R. Pierce M. Pierce C. Piliero W Potter J. Powley D. Reitenauer J Robertson S Robertson B Richardson J. Roche C. Ros S. Sawyer J. Schultz J. Sciorra M Snyder I. Spagenberg T Spagenberg H Stewart P Stewart D. Stock M Walker H Walker C. Woodworth R Venter B. Wyant S6 S. Amidon B. Ball K Bicker S. Birdsall K. Bossard S. Bretz J. Brew J. Brott J. Burchard P Burdick J. Burgess S. Carney R. Caward C. Charles J. Cobin B. Cole J. Cole T. Cox J. Crook D. Curtis J. Davis T. Davis N. Dieter S. Dieter M Dodge K Drake P. Drake A Farkas A Forshee A Fountain B Gilkes M. Greenfield S. Groves M. Henry S. Houghtaling C. Hughes 57 58 D. Jackson A. Kendall K. Kendall C. Kent D. Knapp C. Lewis C. Lewis D. Lewis E. Marlatt M Maynard J. McCarthy D. mcCraig M. Micglire T. Me Laughlin C. McGregor A. Meahan E. Miles S. Morovec S. Mullen J. Peters M Pfitzenmaier C. Phenes R. Pierce F. Powers P. Quackenbush B Quick E. Rabcroft T. Rechtenwald d. Rice E. Rinaldi D. Rivers C. Robinson J. Rohalla S. Ros J. Ross R. Runyan Hi J. Argay M. Bardeen S Barnard J. Bates B. Bixby J. Bradley S. Bradley J. Brown M. Buchinger J. Buckmaster G. Burdick C. Cartella M. Cobb D. Coots J. Costley E. Crane K. Crane R. Crosby H. Davis T. Davis M. Dewey J. Dixon J. Donlon J. Edgett J. Ells R. Fisher T. Greene M. Hartman K. Helmers A. Henry J. Henry J. Holevinski K Kelly L. Ilges E. Horey S. Kelly J. Kneale D. Krisher A Loper S. McChesney J. Kneale K. Krisher 60 K LaShure. K. Krisher, D. Miller. D Miles. M McMindes. M McGregor. S. Mullen J. Mullen. K Mulhollen, D. Montgomery. R. O’Dell. R O’Rourke T Norton. W Nichols R Recktenwald. W Pow ley. M Piliero, J Pa lumbo. B Stevens M Sharp. J. Shultz R Schaumberg. R Trav is. S. Teator. M. Stillman. J. Stewart. A Weed. D. Weakland 61 R Acor K Amidon S. Annabel R Aultman K. Baker V Barnard E Blake J Bicker B Birdsall C. Bixby J. Brizzee J Buckpitt B. Burd B. Burdick T. Burns T. Cain C. Campbell H. Campbell L Campbell M Chace M. Cline A. Cole M Coots K Cotton A. Covert C. Cullen M. Davis N. Davis S. DeAngelo C DeVinney C. Drake D. Eldridge J. Fiegl J. Fountain C. Gregorious R. Harvey S. Hatch O. Hendrickson B. Hubertus D. Hurlburt J. Ide G. Jordan K Kearney D Kent S. Kent A. Kinne F. Kinne B. Klees D. Krisher M. Latham S. Lehman C. Lindsay J. Mann W. Martin T. Mason B. Matacle J McCourt J. McKee T. McKee J. Micglire R Miller A Morse A Napier 62 5th Grade J. Oroczo J. Oulette T. Patton K Potter R Raycroft B Remchuk D. Robertson R Robbins L. Ross T. Ross D. Scioma R. Scott T Stewert K. Swanson C. Tobias K Todd B Walker C. Whitmarsh K Woehr T. Wood G Woodworth J. Woodworth S. VanHoven J. VanAllen GOLF Top Row: J. Dodge. J. Baier, C. Bertram. M. Schumaker. P Banko, K. Crosten. J. Babbitt. Mr Roffe 2nd Row: C. Allen, J. Ives, A. Tolan. D. Phenes. B Carrig, K Potter. C. Tarentino. D Roffe Golf 1987 The varsity golf team finished the 1987 season with a 10- 7 record. Led by returning veterens Jeff Baier (Sectional Qualifier in 87), Jim Dodge. Mike Howard. Mike Schu- maker and Chris Bertram, the team is looking forward to the 88 season 65 VARSITY BASEBALL 1st Row: D. Peters, D. McCormick, D. Blake, D. Dietrich, S. SDuncan, R. Pierce. C. Davis, D. Darly, Coach Harp 2nd Row: T. Crook, J. Douglass, A.J. Martin, T. Cline, M. Kratzer. 66 J.V. BASEBALL 1st Row: J. Norton, S. Montgomery, B. Freeland, D. Crook, J. Cole, S. Powers. 2nd Row: A. DuBois, C. Stewart, S. Glassman, P. Dodge, M. Cline. C. Mulvena, E. Booth. 3rd Row. Coach Rohrbach, R. Amidon, J. Davis, S. Schaumberg, A. Raish, P. Peters. E. Rivers. R. Drake. JV Baseball The 1987 JV Baseball team with its 23 member squad, finished its season with nine wins and three losses. The team lost only close games to Wellsville and Bath, while winning the majority of its games by wide margins, giving many playing opportunities to all team members. The strength of this JV team should provide CCS with a winning Varsity baseball team for several years. 67 Row 1: S Minck, D. Cochran. P. Kelley, L. Burdick, K McDaniels, C. Speed. Row 2: J. Jamison. M. Dubois, M. Lathrop, Coach Arthur. K. Morse. N. Pfitzenmaier. GIRLS SOFTBALL The 1987 softball team was composed of a very well rounded and talented group of athletes. The season record did not reflect the team’s true value. Due to their inexperience as teammates, their full potential was not realized. However, the year was looked on as a total success in that we learned a great deal and put forth a determined effort. As we look to 1988 we are anxious and enthuriastic. 68 GIRLS JV SOFTBALL 1st Row: P. Lewis, V. Caward, J. Ordway, T. Schaumberg, M. Schnurle; 2nd Row: Coach Coleman, B. Quick. M. Makitra, D. Mylar. B. Young, K. Willis, B. White. GIRLS TRACK 1st Row: B. Knapp, J. Booth. S. Baker, K. Bossard, L. Lehman, J. Knapp. T. Ros, D. Tingley, H. Miller, J. Donnelly, L. Bixby. 2nd Row: Coach Sprague, I. Miller, T. Hughes, M. Peters, M Davis, M Coleman, K Todd. M Trail, B Griswald, B Wyant. The girls track team is looking for another great season in 1988. After a fine finish last year, the girls will be looking to set new records and many victories for the 1988 season. The team has 37 members this year. Its a relatively young team, with many fine runners coming up for the future. The team is led by four talented Seniors; Donna Tingley, Holly Miller, Jeanette Bowker and Becki Griswold. Holly Miller and Jeanette Bowker are distance runners for the team and have made valuable contributions to our team scoring. Their hard work and dedication has been an inspiration to the girls team. Becki Griswold has given the Canisteo Girls Track team valuable points in field events. Becki throws the shot and discus and will be out to get a school record this year. Donna Tingley currently holds 4 school records, 2 coun- ty records and was first in the 1500 run in sectionals in 1987. We would like to wish these girls the best of luck in the future. 70 BOY’S TRACK 1st row: B Miller, R Runyan, J. Coots, K Terwilleger, B Mulhollen, C. Ells, T. Terwilleger, G. Jones. 2nd Row: Coach Roser, I. Dicus. L. Stevens. K. Quick, J. Lincoln. M. Richardson, B Stanford. T. Wilkins. D. Ells, M Wilkins, C. Preston. C. Ros. 3rd Row: N. Mulvena. A Brown. D. Preston, S. Napier. E. Market, T. Mullins. J. Tingley, D Baker, J. Combs. D. Melnyk, M. Lehman. M Andrews, B. Matteson. 71 TENNIS 1st row: R Acker, C Cassidy, J. Witherow, D. McChesney, D. mullen. A. Rivers. 2nd row: C. Christ, C. Horey. K. Bangs, D. Ahrens, Coach Thomas, A, Green- field. R. Holmes, K. Cline, L. Houghtaling, W. Sterns Tennis The tennis team is facing a year of rebuilding after winning 6-4 league re- cord last year. Brett Ahrens took top honors by winning the County Singles Championship. Brett in singles and a strong doubles team of Kurt Bangs and Chris Christ also qualified for the sectionals in Rochester. The doubles team placed high enough to go back to the qualifying consolation tournament at Future Stars, Veterans Kurt Bangs, Chris Horey, Theresa Gorman, Carrie Cassidy, Ai- mee Hubertus, Ron Acker, Ann Riv- ers, Jennie Witherow, Leslie Hought- aling, Wendy Sterns, Dawne Mullen and Kerry Barnes will form the core of 1988’s team. With veteran Chris Crist being lost to Hornell, Magnus Uven- feldt may fill the void by lending some “Swedish Might” to the team 72 GIRL’S SOCCER Row 1: L. Lehman. B Patton. B Young. D. Tingley, L. Bixby, W.Peters. M Davis. T. O’Brien. M. Dubois. Row 2: Coach J Mulhollen, T. Meeks. B Wyant. C. Speed. T. Stewart, B. Bixby, M Coleman. B. White. Row 3: E. Lindsay. B Griswald, D.Preston, P. Kelly, K. McDaniels. GIRL’S SOCCER The Canisteo Girls Soccer Team had their best season ever by becoming, for the first time, class C D League Champions. They were also placed at the top of the heat for sectional seeding purposes. With an overall record of 17-4- 0 they became 15-3-0 within their league. In sectional play they reached the quarterfinal round but lost a heartbreaker to Alfred-Almond in a 1-0 shootout decision. Senior Colleen Speed lead in goals (13) and assist (9) this year and was placed along with Donna Tingley on the first team for league all-stars. Junior Mary Lynne Coleman who led second in goals was selected to the 2nd all-star team. Mindy Davis was noted M.V.P of the league with 10 shutouts out of 19 games for the season Seniors Colleen Speed, Mary DuBois. Donna Tingley. Peggy Kelly, Weandy Peters and Becky Griswold will certainly be missed for the 1988 season. The future looks bright however for those who remain, as they will try once again to kick their way to a very deserving sectional patch. 73 VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: D. Dietrich, D. McCormick, S. Glassman, D Melnyk, J. Dodge. M Richardson, J. Baier. H. Birch, K Bangs. Middle Row: J. Lincoln, M. Schumaker, N Kellogg. M Howard, R. Pierce, C. Carroll, R. Drake, J. Cole, D. Peters, Bottom Row: AJ Martin, C. Stewert, D. Lincoln, T. Crook, T. Cline, B. Mulhollen, D. Cartella, M. Davis 1987 Varsity Football Although finishing the season with a somewhat disappointing 3-5 record, the Redskins exhibited some solid team play and sparkling individual perfor- mances. A season highlight was a victory over War- saw, the first homecoming win in several seasons. Attaining All-League Honors were: Tom Crook - Quarterback Jim Dodge - Split end Jeff Baier - Linebacker Darrin McCormick - Placekicker and Punter 2nd-Team Awards went to: Dave Peters - Flanker and defensive back Mike Davis - Running back and defensive back Chris Carroll - Defensive tackle Tim Cline - Linebacker Eclipsing long-standing school records were Tom Crook with 71 completions in 166 attempts (both set in 1969) and Jeff Baier with 131 tackles (set in 1973). Although the efforts of many graduating Seniors will be missed, the future looks bright as the junior varsity posted an outstanding 7-1 record in 1987. 74 J.V. FOOTBALL Top Row: M Mehlenbacher. E Booth, B Freeland, S Montgomery. S. Birch. J. Hollowell, C. Rupnow, C. Potter. K Mulhollen, 2nd Row: P. Dodge. M Cline. C. Mulvena, A Dubois. D. Hereth, S. Powers, 3rd Row: A Simons, D. Crook, P Peters, S. Schaumberg, E. Rivers. K. Quick. J.V. Football • 1987 Livingston County Division II League Champions The J.V. Football led the pack with an overall 7-1 record. The leading rusher was Mike Cline followed by Dave Crook and Phil Dodge. Brian Freeland was our leading pass- er with 50 passes for 569 yards. Leading receivers were Shawn Powers, Eric Booth, and Dave Crook. The people who took ultimate responsibility for our wins were leading scorers, Dave Crook, Shawn Powers, and Mike Cline. Thanks go to all for a great season. 75 Pat House, Coach BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Coach Rahr, L. Stevens, M. Andrews, A. Brown. S. Napier, B. Miller, J. Douglass, D. Cook. 2nd Row: B. Peters, K. Cassidy, J Babbi t, C. Ells, M. Brott, C. Ros, K. Terwilleger. Cross Country The boy’s Cross Country team finished the year third in the league and third in the counties. Mark Andrews completed an outstanding career as he established new records in the 3 mile, 5K and a new course record. Mark also won a sectional patch as did Luther Stevens. The team will miss both Mark and Luther as well as fellow Seniors John Douglass and Kyle Cassidy. Next years team will be young with just one Senior but a strong group of 9-11 graders. 76 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Coach Rahr. A. Tolan, K. Todd, H. Roffe, I. Miller, T. Giglio, D. Phenes. H. Miller, S. Pierce, S. Baker. 2nd Row: I. Spagenberg. M. Buckpilt, T. Hughes, S. McChesney, M Peters, Cross Country The Girls Cross Country team had another successful season winning both the League and Counties. The girls then placed 3rd in the Sectionals as they ran a very strong race. Ilsa Miller won a Sectional Patch with Michelle Peters and Irene Spangenberg also running well. Ilsa Miller set a new school course record and Michelle Peters broke the three-mile record. Next years team prom- ises to be as strong as this year’s. Just Tonia Giglio will be lost to graduation and the top seven girls will be returning. 77 SWIM J. Burchard. K. Terwllllger, S McDaniels, C. Ells, K. Cassidy 2nd Row: K Bicker. W. Brown, Todd, T Salvagin, A. Tolan, C. James, C. Potter. J. With- erow. Row 3: A. Brown, D. Hereth, A. DuBois, B. Miller Coach Brown, T. Spagenburg Varsity Swimming With victories over Alfred-Almond, Letchworth, Mt. Morris, Naples, Wayland, Wellsville, and York the swim team splashed to a winning 11-4 record this year. In Southern Tier Swim League competition the swimmers finished a strong third behind Addison and Haverling. Sorely missed next year will be Senior, Kyle Cassidy, a forceful contender in the Breaststroke. However, with the rest of the team returning the future looks very bright for Redskin Swimming. 78 WRESTLING 1st row; M. Lincoln, D. Crook, C. Stewart, D. Cartella, P. Dodge, 2nd row: J. Donlon, D. Dietrich, N. Kellogg, D. Melnyk, R. Pierce, C. Davis Wrestling The Redskin wrestlers finished the regular season with a 13-1 record and a share of the Steuben County League Championship. The 1987 1988 wrestlers can boast the following team accomplishments. Co-Champions of Steuben County League 1st place • Midlakes Tournament 1st place - Campbell Tournament 2nd place - 1988 Class D Sectionals Canisteo will miss the fine efforts of this year’s seniors. Dave Cartella, Tom Crook, Mike Davis, Don Dietrich, Kevin DuBois, Nick Kellogg and Rich Pierce have made many contributions to this year’s team. 79 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL CANISTER ZZ i UJWSTF� -' U j Top Row: Coach Pacanowski, P. Peters. J. Douglass. M. Cline, D. Stewart. T. Cline; Bottom Row: D. Peters, J. Baier. M. Uvenfeldt, J. Dodge. A.J, Martin. It looked to be a long year early in January when our record was 4-9. Over the next nine games we went 7-2 and ended with a respectable .500 season. We will miss our seven Seniors: Jrff Baier. Tim Cline. Jim Dodge, John Douglass, A.J. Martin, Dave Peters, and Magnus Uvenfeldt. Your dedication to basketball and to each other will forever be the “tie that binds.” Our futre will depend largely on Junior, Don Stewart and Sophomores, Mike Cline, Pete Peters and an excellent cast of JV players. Thanks again. Seniors, and best wishes. Coach Paconowski GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 80 lsl Row: A. Rivers. J. Bowker, S. Pierce, B Griswald, M MicGlire. 2nd Row: Mrs. Sheedy, H. Lindsey. B Knapp. L. Houghtaling. M. DuBois Top Row: Coach House. R. Drake. S. Powers. J. Norton. Bottom Row: E. Booth. J. Hoilowell. M Mehlenbacher. S. Napier J.V. Basketball The J.V. Basketball season wound up with a 7-5 league record. One of the highlights of the season was winning the championship of our division in the Steuben County Crossover Tournament by beating Jasper-Troupsburg 61 -55. Steve Napier led the team with rebounds and shots blocked. Rich Drake had 65 assists and 86 steals. Coach Pat House 8t GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: Coach Mulhollen, K. McDaniel. T. Stewart, C Speed. M. Dubois. D. Henkel, B. White, D. Preston. 2nd Row: B. Wyant. D. Tingley. L. Leh- man. P. Ray, L. Bixby Girls Basketball 1988 Despite the many injuries and vigorous schedule the girls varsity squad had to face this year, their constant efforts established many major improvements. Sophomore Mindy Davis poured in the most points this year while Senior Colleen Speed dominated with assists. Junio Laura Lehman, a first year player, controlled the boards for the most rebounds of the season. The lady Redskin will certainly miss the talent of it’s graduating Seniors: Pam Ray, Colleen Speed, Donna Tingley, and foreign exchange student Doris Henkel and all their contributions made to the team. The future looks promising however as most of this young squad will return as well as the egarness of many junior varsity players. 82 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL N. Johnson, B Carrig. H. Brown, P. Lewis, S. Mullen. M Peters, J. Booth, Coach Bates. 2nd Row: B. Bixby. M. Schnurle, N. Billings. S. Baker. B. Quick A bee thumps against the dusty window, falls to the sill, climbs back up, buzzing; falls again; and does this over and over. If only he would climb higher! The top half of the window is open. •Robert Sund There were myriad bumps and thumps (just ask Nicole Billings) and not a lot of wins for the Canisteo girls J.V. basketball team, but the bumps were often as instructive as the wins. By season’s end the girls were flying ever closer to the top half of the win- dow; a spirited and pleasant group of hoopaholics. 83 � li!« • I 84 85 CHEERLEADERS B. Bradley. R. Campbell. L. McDaniels. T. Magill, T. Stevens Top: K Barnes. Bottom: N. Billings. B Carrig. C. James. T Mosher CHEERLEADERS Top Row: T Giglio. T. Mosher. 2nd Row: T. Norton, T Stevens H. Roffe. 3rd Row: D. Phenes. K. Barnes. R. Campbell 87 BOWLING Row 1: Coach McDaniels. P. Preston. M. Ultman. S. Cobb. B. Kennell, R. Costley, O. Woodworth. R. Acker, Row 2: R. Newcomb. A. Parker. R. Cobb. H. Schibler. C. Cassidy. Row 3: C. Argay. M. Campbell. D. Cochran During the 10 week 1987-88 bowling season. 16 bowlers showed up to scatter the pins. Top bowlers for the league were Otto Woodworth, Ben Quick, and Dawn Cochran. Dawn Cochran. Heidi Schibler. Pam Preston, and Anita Parker will be lost to our league next year through graduation. We’ll miss them. 88 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB 1st Row. J. Douglass. B. Bradley. B Carrig. K. Barnes. M. Westbrook. J. Booth, T. Hughes, C. Gregorius 2nd Row S. Baker. M. Peters. J. Bowker. M. Buckpitt, B. Gardner 3rd Row: T. Stevens, B. Freeland, T. Ros. T. McKee. H. Woodworth. T. Salvagin 4th: D. Henkel. K. Aber. F. Tobias. Mrs. Hopkins, S. Napier. E. Booth, B. Kennell, A Brown SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB 1st Row: S. Martin. J. Ross, H. Brown, D. Cochran, D. Preston 2nd row: N. Billings. L. Bixby, M. Coleman. A. Tolan, J. Charles 3rd row: D. Bailey. K. Todd. A. River, S. Cole, T. Meeks. D. Roffe Mrs. Dewey, FTA Top row: J. Baier, Advisor-Mrs Coleman, J. Dodge. R. Terribury. Middle Row: L. Rahmlow, M Dubois. L. McDaniels. B. Bradley, R. Seaman. Bottom Row: D. Roffe, T. Stevens. Top Row: T. Gorman. L. Lehman, C. Clark. K Bossard, J. Witherow. T Magill, Advisor-Mrs. Mauro. Middle Row: I. Miller. C. Lindsay. J. Roache, E. Lind- say. D. Whitmore. B Bossard. H. Bossard ______________________________LATIN CLUB_________________________ H O N O R S 0 C 1 E T I E S 92 NATIONAL 1 Standing: Advisor- Mrs. Quantz, Donna Tingley. Nikki Pfitzenmaier. Dave Peters Sitting: B Freeland. J. Baier, D. Cartella. M Andrews. S. Martin LOCAL Top D. Cartella, J. Dodge. J. Baier. D. Peters. N. Pfitzenmaier. S. Martin M. Andrews. Heather Lindsay. Bottom Row: J. Douglass. Danielle Roffe, T. Giglio, D. Tingley, B. Freeland, H. Bossard. M. Ball and D. Bailey STUDENT SENATE Officers: T. Crook, Mike Howard. Holly Miller, D Ting- ley. Advisor: Mr Woehr, Dave Lincoln ACADEMIC ALL-STARS Standing: T. Stevens, L Edgett, L. Lehman, Advisors. Mrs. Woehr. Mr. Wright, T. Norton, H Bossard, K Potter Sitting: D Roffe, D Phenes, L Bixby, B. Freeland. A. Tolan, H. Roffe. I. Miller 93 BAND 1st. Row: D. Preston, L. Edgett, B. Bradly, T. Mosher. C. James. A. DeWall, L. Bixby. K Grovers, S. Campbell, T. Giglio, K. Collins. R. Bossard D. Phenes, S. Baker. M Peters, J. Booth 2nd row: T. Salvagin, K. Bossard, I. Miller, M. Buckpitt, S. Martin, L. McDaniels. T. Stevens. D. Bailey, M. DuBois, G. Burdell, L. Lehman H. Bossard, M. Ball, S. Pierce, D. Cochran, N. Billings, C. Barnes 3rd Row: j. Babbitt, J. Jamison, M. Davis, H. Roffe, C. Hartman. M. Howard. D Melnick. S. Napier. R Terriberry, M. Balasone, C. Speed, N. Pfitzmaier. H. Miller, J. bowker 4th: Mr. Rohrbach, B. Freeland, C. Lindsay, K Cassidy, E. Rivers. D. Roffe. S. Poewrs, J. Cole, A. Brown, M. Mehlenbacher, T. Clive, M. Davis, J. Baier. M. Schumaker, B. Miller, B. Gardiner. 5th B. Carrig, T. Crook, j. DouglaS, K Potter. A tolan, E. Booth, T. Robertson, K Bangs, D. Hereth, J. Weed. T. Ros, J Witherow. Row 1: J. Jamison, J. bush, D. Cole, A. Lewis, J. Weed Row 2: K. McMindes, E. Lindsay, S. Kelly, S. Robertson, B. Lewis. S. Bretz. I. Spangenburg. Row 3: Mr Rohrbach. J. Crook. J. Freeland. T. Cox, M Pfitzenmaier. E. Witherow, S. Carney, J. Robertson Row 4: M. Walker, P. Lewis. A Forshee, R. Bos- sard. G. Harvey C. Phenes. B Pierce ORCHESTRA 1st Row R Pierce. B Lambert. L. Rahmlow. T Ros. L McDaniels. T. Stevens. T. Giglio, L. Edgett. 2nd Row: F. Tobias. S. McDaniels. C. Gardiner. B Quick, M Birdsall. V. Caward. J. Bowker, H. Miller, M. Schumaker. 3rd Row: T. Gorman. C. Lindsay, D. Roffe, K. Potter, A. Tolan, M. Kratzer. J. Baier. J.Swift. 4th Row: Miss Hali, H. Lindsay, J. Douglas, K. Bangs, T. Robertson. C. Horey, K. Quick. 95 1st Row: J. Ross, R. Pierce. K. Bossard. K. Bicker, B McCaig. 2nd Row: S. Chaffee. W Brown, D. Kneale. J. Reichman, C. Clark. J Fountain 3rd Row Miss Hall. N. Stevens, D. Horey, B. Quick. CHORUS Front: D. Preston, H. Roffe. 1st Row: S. McChesney, C. James. K. Barnes, C. O’Rourke, M. Campbell, S. Mullen. J. Babbitt. J. Weed, I. Miller, S. Martin, R. Brott, B. Carrig, S. Cole, J. Ross. T. Clothier, L. Nichols. Mr. Smith. 2nd Row: B. Quick, M. Buckpitt, M. Peters. S. Campbell. N. Billings, K. Todd, M. Brott, K. Patton, J. Coots. A. Simons. K. Potter. T. McKee. D. Roffe, L. McDaniels. L. Edgett, T. Giglio, P. Preston. K. Bossard. 3rd Row: C. Hall, K. Todd, A Tolan, L. Lehman, T. Stevens, B. Kennell, B. Miller, K. Quick, C. Hartman, A. Hubertus, D. Phenes, T. Norton, S. Baker, B. Freeland, B. Bixby. L. Rahmlow, J. Charles. Back: M. Andrews, M. Mehlanbacher, S. Napier, R. Acker. JR. HIGH CHORUS % BUSINESS CLUB 1st Row: D. Bailey. T MaGill, H. Woodworth. 2nd Row: D. Cochran. S. McChesney, S. Minck. 3rd. Row: M. DuBois. B. McCormick. J. Knapp. N. Kel- logg. Mrs Andes. C. Tarantino. SKI CLUB 1st Row: Mr Woehr, K. Bird, S. Chaffee, S. Baker, I. Miller, M. Peters, J. Booth. 2nd Row: C. Ells, B. Freeland, K. Terwilliger, K. Cassidy. M. Dodge, S. Groves. K. Jackson, B. Venter, S. MaGill. A. Simons, D. Simons, S. Wheatcraft, M. Cobin, M. Brott, N. Billings. 3rd Row: T. Crook, J. Jamison, C. Car- roll, J Bowker, K. Groves. D. Cartella, J. Lincoln. J. Dodge, S. Glassman, M. Camps. H. Bossard, A. Hubertus, K. Barnes. B Carrig, D. Preston, T. Hughes. M Coleman. 4th Row: R Drake. P. Dodge. B. Freeland. D. Lincoln. S. Birch, B Miller. E. Booth. S. Montgomery. D. Tingley, C. Stewart. M Richardson, E. Feenaughty. D. Melnyk, M Schumaker, T. Robertson, D. Crook, J. Cole. D. Hereth, L. Bixby. A Brown. 1st Row: T MaGill. M Cobin, V. Nye, J. Jamison, J. Bowker. K. Groves. W. Stearns. 2nd Row: Mr. Thomas. D. Mullen. R. Brott. J. Tolan, C. Speed. P. Kelley, B. Patton. M Coleman, M. Lincoln, D. Lincoln, B. Griswold. 3rd Row: M. Howard. B. Freeland. D. Hereth, M. Wilkins, J. Lincoln. Front: Dave Lincoln 1st Row: J. Baier, C. Carroll, A Martin, D Melnyk, T. Crook, M. Howard, D. Crook, B. Kennell, S. Magill 2nd Row: B. Patton, D. Tingley, S. Wheatcraft, M. Cobin. T. Magill. D. Mullen. J. Lincoln, M. Harding, M. Coddington, T.Eddridge. K. Cassidy, A. Parker. Mrs. Bottone 99 Officers: Dave Lincoln, B Kennell Row 2: S. Magill, A Martin. M. Howard. T. Crook,.T. Eldridge, K Cassidy, Mrs. Bottone L. Edgett, T. Gorman. C. Cassidy. S. Martin. M. Coleman. B. Kennell, C. Rohalla Our 1 Editor YEARBOOK STAFF 100 S.A.D.D Top Row: Mrs. Arthur, P. Peters, J. Jamison, K. Groves, M Davis, M Brott, D Tingley, B. Miller. C. Tarrantino, M. Dodge. C. Argay, N. Stevens. A Huber- tus, T. Clothier, C. O’Rourke. 2nd Row: R. Bossard. M. Makitra, D. Cole, H. Roffe, K. Potter. D. Bailey, M Dubois, C. Speed. M Coleman. T. Stevens. 3rd Row: D. Lincoln, K. Todd. J. Turner, E. Witherow, S. McChesney, M. Buckpitt, B. Carrig, P. Lewis, B. Patton, D. Duncan. 4th Row: D. Preston, J. Weed. D. Cochran, J. Ross. B Ball 0 CANISTEO LOVES YOU ALIVE JU WELCOME TO THE VILLAGE OF SPEED lim|t cANISTE 45 SITE OF THE WORLD FAMOl LIVING SIGN HOCKEY CLUB Top Row: H Miller, Mr Harp. R Harvey. S. DeAngelo. M. Dodge. H Birch. H Lindsay. K. Aber. Bottom Row: C. Lindsay. A Farkas, E. Lindsay. M. Makitra. A Forshee. T. Woodworth Principal- Mr. DeAngelo Superintendent- Mr. Me Keever Board of Education ADMINISTRATION 106 Business Manager- William Taylor Business Office- Kay Bossard. Nancy Hartman, Paula Stevens Mrs. Kavesh-Art Mrs Andes-Business Mr. Rossington-Business Mr. Pacanowski- English Mrs. Barnes-Gifted Talented Mr. Dineen-Health Miss Mulhollen-Physical Education Mrs. Dewey-Spanish Mrs. Hopkins-French Mr. Hartman- Physical Education Miss Sprague-Physical Education Mr. Cardman-Math Mr Dineen-Math Mr. Fiegl-Math Mrs. Mauro-Latin 109 Mr. Mclnroy-Math Mr. Rohrbach-Music Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. VanAllen Math Resource Mr. Smith-Music Mrs Cooney-Music Mrs. Arnault-Biology Miss Hall-Music Mrs. Arthur-Science Mr. Wright-Science Mrs. Bottone-Home Economics Mr. Babbitt-Science Mrs Coleman-Science 110 Mr Witherow-6th Grade Mrs. Woehr-6th Grade Your books are late! Can I help you? Mrs. McDaniels Resource Room Mrs. Miller-Resource Room I’ve created a monster . . . 1 Wake up and smell the coffee Mrs. Merring-Health Office BUS GARAGE 1st Row: G. Hartman. S. Pierce. T Bardeen, E Woodard. 2nd Row: M Davis, B. McCourt. R. Mullen, M Stewart. J. Richardson. B Mullen. M Forshee, J. Greene. L. Brotzman, E. Stewart. M Vince 1st Row: Tobias. JANITORS K. Flint. R. Kinney. M. Caward. 2nd Row: G. Harrison. J. Beers, J. Bigelow. C. OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS Our senior year was made even livelier by the presence of Magnus Uvenfefldt and Doris Henkel, our two Exchange Students. We will never forget Magnus’s straight forward with no flinching atti- tude towards the disection of a cat. Doris’ zany ways kept us laughing. We wish our friends luck and reluctantly say “Auf Weidersehen” Compliments Of: THE HALL CLOSET 15 Main St. Canisteo, N.Y. 698-2270 Compliments of: F A DECOR CENTER, INC. Floor Covering Specialists 18 Greenwood Street Canisteo, N.Y. 14823 Thomas C. 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The theme- “Sparkling Moments” is a suitable one. Through all the confusion, disorganization, frustration and apathy that comes with just the word, “yearbook” there have been many sparkling moments. Those were moments of hope that shown through the dark cloud of disillusion- ment. Many times I wondered are we going to make it? And we did. It’s been a crazy year and I’d like to thank the staff who helped put it all together. Chris Rohalla, Theresa Gorman, Carrie Cassidy, Mary Lynne Coleman, Chris Horey, Lisa Edgett, and Brian Kennel. You guys are great. I’d also like to recognize Mr. Ells, Mr. Woehr, Booster Club and Student Senate for helping us out with pictures or finances. Good Luck to all of you next year. Don’t let antagonisms and worries weigh you down instead let that sparkle shine through. Sue Martin 130 JOSTENS r i — • 4' • % V ■ fa V • 1 • • ••• . 4 ffoidf 3 •J it ; • • . i f a I • L 0 t • • • if.� ' N« % • NT $■ ;V ♦ V' • % •V 4 . A . J �