Chenango Valley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1971 volume:

I 1971 WARRIOR Chenango Valley Jr-Sr High Binghamton, New York Volume XIV i Introduction.1 Faculty.14 Activities.38 Classes.76 Sports.120 Seniors.148 Advertisements.188 Closing.214 Index.216 2 3 4 5 Getting Involved With Having Pride in 8 9 Earning the Private Memories . . . Make Up the High School Life. it Faculty and Administration Plan for the Future 14 15 Superintendent Henry E. Galloway The Guidance Contributes to Vice-Principal Richard Watson Administrative Assistant John King of a Mind Junior-Senior High School Principal John Tkaczow Its Progress - -—. awwBaaBPai jSii mmsm I III i II 11H11— If Ml ill IMUilil JlJM JJUUifcyjWi EJMPI BOARD OF EDUCATION — Seated: Mr. William H. Francis, Dr. Robert H. Clark, Mr. Philip J. Gunster, Mrs. Forrest D. Hudson, President. Standing: Mr. Robert L. Smith, Mr. William A. Boehmke, Mr. Harold G. Weir, Mr. George Ferrari. Absent: Charles D. Foster M.D. 18 Mrs. Janowski discusses a student’s schedule on the phone. Row 1: MR. ROBERT GARRETT, Niagara University; MRS. ALICE JANOWSKI, Albany State. Row 2: MRS. MARY KEYES, Marywood College; MR. JOHN JOHNSON, Ni¬ agara University. 19 Row 1: MRS. GENEVIEVE MINOR, MRS. DORTHY BENJAMIN, MRS. MARJORIE HUGHES, MRS. RITA DURBIN, MRS. ANTOINETTE WERTAL- IK. Row 2: MRS. WINIFRED BRANDOW, MRS. ELANOR RITTENHOUSE, MRS. MELBA COOPER, MRS. DOROTHY HINES, MRS. ARLENE SHRAMEK. Mrs. Miner ponders over the caller’s question. Mrs. Hughes looks surprised as she has her picture taken. 20 A Secretary’s Work Is Important Mrs. Wertalik carefully arranges her morning’s work. Row h MRS. WILMA CHANDLER, MISS JEANNETTE EDSON, MRS. JANE RELYEA MRS tore Not Available: MRS. ROSEMARIE WEBER, MRS. JANE SWEET, MRS. MARY BRADER. ALICE ELDREDGE. Pic■ i 21 Specialists Helping Mr. Newton observes a basketball game. Mrs. Long arranges a menu. Row 1: MR. CARL NEWTON, Physical Education and Recreation; MR. E. FRANCIS BURTIS, Busi¬ ness Manager; MRS. CHRISTINE BURTIS, Attend¬ ance Officer. Row 2: MISS BEATRICE ROSS, Clerk of the Board of Education; MR. FRANK THOMAS, Audio-Visual Director; MR. CHARLES SAAM, School Psychologist. Picture Not Available: MRS. MARYON LONG, School Lunch Supervisor; MR. JOHN LEVONIK, Supervisor of Transportation and Stores; MISS MARIE P. LUCKERN, Speech Therapist. 22 Row 1: MRS. SARA COLWELL, MRS. BARBARA WHIT¬ AKER. Row 2: DR. JEAN SMITH, School Physician; DR. BENJAMIN LEWIS, School Physician. Row 3: DR. EU¬ GENE N. DONNELLY, School Dentist. 23 Row 1: MR. EDWIN ALLISON, Oneonta State; MISS MARY QUINN, Marywood College; MR. THOMAS VIANESE, Albany State; MR. LEON WOODWORTH, Oswego State; MRS. MIRIAM COPELAND, University of Pennsylvania. Row 2: MR. BARRY TOSH, Penn State; MR. ROBERT AMES, University of Scranton; MR. TOBIAS POLGREEN, Albany State; MR. RAYMOND CHUBB, East Stroudsburg State; MR. JOHN BAB¬ COCK, St. Lawrence University. Picture Not Available: MRS. MARGARET KNOX, Chairman, Cornell University. Math students study theorems and formulas . . . the school aquires a computer . . . Math Club members ex¬ pand their interests in math . . . Mathletes compete against area schools. Mrs. Knox ponders over a student’s question. 24 Students Participate in Mathematics Mr. Chubb explains the homework to Jody Zakrevsky. Mr. Ames gives tomorrows homework assignment. t T How should I know what is it? Row 7; MRS. MARILYN ROSS, Chairman, Albany State; MR. SAMUEL ZEMAN, Youngstown University; MR. WIL¬ LIAM AMES, Lock Haven State College; MR. LAWRENCE COOK, Cornell University. 26 Row 1: MR. RICHARD WEISS, John Brown University; MR. JOHN SULLIVAN, Harpur College; MR. THOMAS KELEMAN, Oneonta State; MR. ROBERT McGARRY, Kings College; MR. WILLIAM CROMAN, Mansfield State. Picture unavailable: MR. DON KUNIT, Penn State. Mr. Ames explains wave motion with a slinky. Students learn new concepts . . . Mr. Kunit joins the science department . . . Science Club bought a new laser . . . doing experiments and dissections. Mr. Cook reads last nights newspaper while his students take a test. 27 I Row 1: MISS EUGENIA DIEVENDORF, Cortland State; MR. ARTHUR STINA, Oneonta State; MR. CYRIL KELTOS, LeMoyne College; MR. ROB¬ ERT F. RENO, Albany State; MR. RICHARD MILLER, St. Bonaventure. Row 2: MRS. EREMA DAVIS, Cornell University; MISS MARGARET FER¬ RANTI, Harpur College; MISS BEATRICE O ' CONNOR, Hartwick College; MR. ZENON JANOWSKI, Harpur College; MRS. EDITH HOLM- WOOD, Albany State. Row 3: MRS. PAULINE TUGWELL, Elmira College; MRS. LINDA ETHERTON, Indiana University; MR. DAVID MARBLE, Cortland State; MRS. RUTH ANNE PHELPS, University of Rochester; MR. CHARLES CRAPARO, Bloomsburg State. Students Learn Through Communications Mrs. Tugwell prepares to go home. English department continues to expand . . . Three new teachers — Mrs. Tugwell, Mrs. Etherton, and Mrs. Voorhees . . . Two student teachers from Oneonta — Mr. Walker and Mr. Corcoran . . . Debate Club com¬ petes with area schools ... Mr. Miller directs “The Man Who Came to Dinner.’’ Mrs. Holmwood listens to Coach McDaniel ' s pep talk. Row 1: MR. PATRICK MUNLEY, University of Scranton. Row 2: MRS. JANET HESSNEY, Library Coordinator, Elmira College; MR. RALPH VanKEUREN, Mansfield State. Picture not Available: MRS. JULIA VOORHEES, Oneonta State; MR. FRANK POSSANZA, University of Scranton. i 29 History: The Science of Man Mr. Weckel scores again. Row 1: MR. EDWARD BANKS, Lock Haven; MR. WIL¬ LIAM WECKEL, University of Scranton. Row 2: MR. DAVID DIXON, Penn State; MRS. SUSAN DIXON, Naz¬ areth College. Row 3: MR. EIVIND LUNDE, Stroudsburg; MR. CHARLES OSBORNE, St. Bonaventure. What do you mean, leftovers? 30 Row 7: MR. DONALD BENZA, Chairman, Hamilton Col¬ lege; MRS. LORA LAWRENCE, Cortland State. Row 2: MR. GERALD REARDON, New Paltz; MR. STANLEY WOODIN, Albany State. Row 3: MR. MICHAEL SENIO, Harpur College; MR. PENNY PenDELL, Cortland State. Row 4: MRS. SANDRA AMES, Lock Haven State Col¬ lege. Mr. PenDell befriends a student. Historical facts are readily available and eagerly learned . . . teachers and students work together . . . History Club is headed by Mr. Weckel . . . many different twelfth grade elec¬ tives are available. Mrs. Ames answers a student’s question. 31 Row 1: MRS. ELIZABETH LESTER, Chairman, Al- fred University; MRS. SHARON FAIRS, Buffalo State; MRS. MARILEE JOHNSON, Rochester Insti¬ tute of Technology. The Arts That Determine a Student’s Future Mrs. Lester cleans the art supply room during her spare time. Mr. Buchmaier arranges his desk after school. Row 1: MR. RICHARD BUCHMAIER, Fredonia State; MR. RICHA RD BLAKE, Hartwick College; MR. CHARLES FLEMING, Chairman, Ithaca Col¬ lege. Picture not available: MR. JOHN FAKO, Ithaca College. 32 Row 7: MRS. HELEN HENDERSON, Syracuse University; MISS MARTHA MILLEN, Chairman, Otterbein College. Row 2: MRS. JANE TUCKER, University of Vermont; MRS. MARION THOMPSON, Western Reserve College. Row 3: Mr. MILO DeCASTRO, Chairman, Oswego State; MR. WILLIAM SESTAK, California State. Row 4: MR. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Oswego State; MR. JOHN HAR- RIS, New York University. Mr. Sestak helps a student in shop class. Girls learn useful skills . . . Future Homemakers of America hold annual Christmas tea for the teachers . . . apple pies and pastries . . . missing bobbins . . . learning how to shop for gro¬ ceries. Printing the Quill . . . programs for concerts . . . learning basic skills . . . working with several different types of material . . . learning importance of industrial arts. Mr. Harris expounds the facts. 33 Tomorrows Leaders Develop Strong Bodies But I don ' t want to do push-ups! Mr. Moyer enjoys a few minutes to think after a hard day. MR. ROBERT McDANIEL, Oswego State; MR. STANLEY WILSON, Brockport State. 34 WipiP l W Row 7: MISS ROSE PAPA, Cortland State; MISS ESTHER ASWAD, Cortland State. Row 2: MR. GARY MOYER, Fairmont State College; MR. RICHARD TRAVIS, Ithaca College. Row 3: MR. PETER SMYK, Ithaca College. While pacing the sidelines. Coach Costello decides what the next play will be. Mr. Moyer joins the staff ... Mr. Linville teaches swimming . . . senior boys seen playing volleyball in Miss Aswad’s classes . . . bathing caps for all girls in swimming pool . . . intramural teams have regular competition. Mr. Wilson takes time out to read last night’s paper. 35 Mr. Boldireff reads while his class takes a test. Students Develop Linquistic Skills Mrs. Miller corrects tests after school. Row 1: MRS. JANICE MILLER, St. Lawrence University; MRS. MAR¬ GARET MALLOY, Misericordia. Row 2: MRS. RUTH RITER, Chair¬ man, Albany State; MRS. LADIS SEAMAN, University of Puerto Rico. 36 Row 1: MR. FRANK KAMINSKY, Bloomsburg State; MR. JAMES WHEELER, Chairman, Hartwick College. Row 2: MRS. MARION COOK, Albany State; MRS. ROSE MARIE FOX, Rider College. Row 3: MRS. MARCIA JAMES, Skidmore College; MRS. VIRGINIA ZELLNER, New York University. Preparation for the Business World Mr. Kaminsky and Mr. Wilson relax during a free period. Zellner in the hall to chat. Mr. Wheeler stops Mrs. I I _ rn� -� jk.w- rrrw 1 111 38 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Lee Brown, Jim Fenwick, Eric Groce, Jan Hammond, Rod Smith, Casey Tombs, Guy Sabin. Mr. King and Lee Brown discuss the meeting with other members. Exchange Student Ann Odegard, from Norway, studies during homeroom. 40 Student Council Strives for Understanding President . Vice President. . .. Secretary . Assistant Secretary Treasurer . Assistant Treasurer Girl Delagate Boy Delagate , .. . Lee Brown . . . . Rod Smith . .Jim Fenwick . . .Guy Sabin .Casey Tombs ... Eric Groce Jan Hammond . .Tom Carney Student Council: 1971 found Student Council with a new constitution . . . led by President Lee Brown, at¬ tempted to pass legislation Bill 1-A, soundly defeated by student referendum . . . organized Student Council newsletter . . . 1970 elections had four parties in the running — Student Union, O.A.S., W.I.T., Sports . . . continued traditions of First Fall Fling and District 1 1 meetings. Row 1: Pam Knox, Nancy Tarin, Casey Tombs, Patty Tombs, Donna Trebilcock. Row 2: Jan Hammond, Marty Peterson, Sue Cole, Linda Flem¬ ing, Tom Brown, Linda Matthews, Dave Scott. Row 3: Lance Brown, Doug Conte, Terry Davis, Mike Hall, Guy Sabin, Jim Fenwick, Rod Smith. Row 4: Chuck Constable, Eric Groce, Dennis Cox, Jim Benko, Tom Majors, Lee Brown. 41 The Yearbook EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief. . . Margaret Boehmke Senior Editors . . . Carl Whiting Nancy Paterson Classes Editor . . . Gale Hobbing Mike Murray Activities Editors . . . Brenda Austin Jackie Malik Sports Editors . . . Jeff Burtis Rick Waffle Junior Editor . . . Jan Hammond Proof and Copy Editor . . . Peg Hess Typing Editor . . . Gary Walrath Happiness is a Saturday morning Year¬ book meeting? YEARBOOK STAFF — Row 1: Julie Ann Serafini, Margaret Boehmke, Pat Jacobs, Brenda Austin, Peg Hess, Darlene Shaner, Bonny Ksenics, Carol Nash, Jeff Burtis, Jane Weber. Row 2: Dan Rosenkrance, Jan Hammond, Nancy Paterson. Row 3: Gale Hobbing, Mike Murray, Jeff Copeland, Carl Whiting, Gary Walrath. Row 4: Jerry Crosby, Dale Gregory, Rick Waffle, Larry Manter, Wayne Hanna. Mr. Van Keuren works at his desk. 1971 Staff Photographers . . Jerry Crosby Dale Gregory Wayne Hanna Larry Manter Bonny Ksenics Business Board Business Manager . . . Jeff Copeland Asst. Business Manager . . . Carol Nash Sales Campaign Manager . . . Pat Jacobs Asst. Sales Campaign Manager . . . Julie Ann Serafini Treasurer . Dan Rosenkrance Staff members consult each other. Row 1: Cheryl Naismith, Darcie Randall, Kathy Saam, Terry Davis, Holly Craver, Mary Jones, Melody Kneebis. Row 2: Dave Roberts, Dawn Fuller, Denise Cole, Nancy Nichols, Nancy Redmond, Peg McDonald, Bob Dionne. Row 3: Steve Sweet, Peter Larson, Barry Oliver, Tom Dew¬ ing, Randy Kocher, Carleton Whiting. QUILL STAFF Editor in Chief . Terry Davis Assistant Editor . Tom Dewing Managing Editor . Dave Roberts Editorial Assistant . Carl Whiting Secretary Assistant . Penny Lusk Assistant Secretary . Peg McDonald Treasurer . Pete Larson Assistant Treasurer . Steve Sweet Publicity Managers . Roxi Clark Bob Dionne Business Manager . Darcie Randall Assistant Business Managers . Randy Kocher Nancy Redmond Activities Editor . Cheryl Naismith Sports Editors . Barry Oliver Jim Pierce Kathy Saam types an interesting article. 44 QUILL: Put out “Scroll” for elementary students along with regular issues ... is now printing the entire paper in school . . . challenged by a rival paper “The Advocate” . . . still considering buying a U.P.I. machine . . . will again put out a special Senior Issue. The Quill Strives for Communication Dick Pierce and Dave Roberts work industriously in the Quill Room. Editor Terry Davis conducts a Quill Staff meeting. 45 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS — Peg Hess, Guy Sabin; Mary Lou Perkins, Gary Francis; Darlene Relyea, Tom Majors; Lori Whitney, Jeff Cope¬ land; Diana Zemek, Tom Canale. 47 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY — Row h R. Gilmore, B. McDaniel, R. Smith, G. Harris, B. Austin, R. Matteson, M. Skinner. Row 2: J. Hammond, D. Trebilcock, M. Serafini, C. Rice, D. Lyon, P. Hess, D. Benko, N. Paterson, M. Boehmke, C. Sabitus, B. Oliver. Row 3: P. Larson, T. Auchinachie, S. Bartnicki, D. Cole, D. Bakay, B. Fitzgerald, K. Saam, J. Osborn, M. Jones, M. Kneebis, K. Skinner. Row 4: A. Brown, B. Munney, B. Evangel- isti, J. Julian, D. Wilcox, T. Dewing, J. Pierce, D. Gamble, W. Nichols, S. Smith, H. Schaffer. Honor Societies Promote Senior Honor Society: conduct¬ ed traditional Tap Day with recep¬ tion for new members and their parents . . . acted as guides at Open House . . . members offered their services as tutors. Vice President. . . .Darcie Randall Secretary .Kathy Saam Treasurer .Peter Larson Honor Society members seem to be intrigued during a meeting. 48 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: an¬ nual induction was held in March . . . was inactive for first half of the year . . . new co-advisors are Mrs. Davis and Mr. Allison. Mr. Allison keeps his files in order. Scholastic Ability ' M jm | BIwIsCTirt - uA 11 . I Brji Row 1: G. Butch, B. Benning, P. Wendell, K. Lamb, M. Rauch, C. Wakely, B. Skinner, N. McPheeters, G. Konecny, H. Tucker, D. Hanna, I. O ' Neil. Row 2: P. Knox, P. Dorner, N. Evangelisti, B. Marier, C. Pierce, M. Peterson, S. Washburn, R. Skinner, R. Fortran, M. Carter, V. Hill, K. Schumacher, C. Gregory. Row 3: J. Taren, D. Connor, D. Cox, A. Perkins, A. Wilcox, C. Allen, L. Stevens, J. Granger, M. Johns, P. McDonald, D. Winchell, R. Losinger, C. Lamen. Row 4: M. Casso, J. Bronson, P. Work, J. Boehmke, J. Minor, B. Tarbell, J. Hickling, B. Austin, B. Vanca, E. Krisko, C. Jones, J. MacKenzie, S. Romanczuk. 49 Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders convey spirit at a pep rally. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 7: left to right. Donna Tingley, Marsha MacKenzie, Cheryl Linda Fleming cheers the football players Krisko, Kim Brown, Mary Lou Perkins, Carol Smith, Donna Trebilcok, Linda Fleming, Mickie on to Victory. Dattoria, Barb Hatton, Jan Hammond. 50 J. V. cheerleaders anticipate a victory. Cheryl Krisko serves fellow cheerleaders. J.V. CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Wally Transue, Judy DiMascio, Phyllis Wen¬ dell, Sue DiMascio, Captain. Row 2: Lori Rich, Alice Perkins, Barb Reynolds, Kim Hubert, Janet Ballard, Ann Davis. 51 Service and Citizenship KEY CLUB: 1971 one of most successful years . . . bought score¬ board for Jr. High and cable for football scoreboard . . . again supplied programs for football and basketball games . . . took part in Multiple Sclerosis fund drive . . . participated in Jay-Cees’ “Do Something” program ... at¬ tended annual convention at the Pines Hotel. President .Jerry Crosby Vice President .Barry Oliver Secretary .Scott Smith Treasurer .Jeff Copeland Key Club officers discuss the topic of the meeting. BL .xi , w m w ' 1 - Mp W - JM ■ | jVTr yr L If ■ ► 1 hi i Tiff 11 LJ «� - - ■ ' ft, Kf f | I. j � 1 IhBIBKk V ,JPr e “ ► KEY CLUB — Seated: Scott Smith, Jerry Crosby, Jeff Copeland, Barry Oliver. Standing: Hal Schaffer, Tom Carney, Tom Dewing, Joseph Julian, Hugh Reed, Mike Hughs, Dale Gregory, Randy Fortran, Lee Cirba, Jim Pierce, Mark Wilfley, Jarvis Crosby, Mike McNalley, John Brenner, Don Miller, Jack Ryder, Brian Munney, Doug Freeman, Ron Dillingham, Harry Pierdimenico, Dave Kennicutt, Mark Staniulis, Bob Evangelisti, John Pierce. 52 VARSITY CLUB — Row 1: Randy Fortran, Dave Kennicutt, Mike McNally, Dave Warne, Jim Fenwick, Gary Graham, Burr Warne. Row 2: John Brenner, Jerry Crosby, Ray Matteson, Bob McDaniel, Hugh Reed, Jeff Hohl. Row 3: Ron Dillingham, Barry Oliver, Jarvis Crosby, Jeff Copeland, Lee Cirba, Jim Ryder, Jim Jamieson. Absent: Guy Sabin. Leaders in Athletics VARSITY CLUB: Acted as guides at Open House once again . . . bought a popcorn machine for conces¬ sion stands . . . purchased outdoor basketball baskets with Key Club. President .Jeff Hohl Vice President .Mike Hughs Treasurer .Jarvis Crosby Burr Warne battles the popcorn machine. 53 ' •- ' I Bs - ' w - Vi k r KK I LL jM fH|l ' MM Wm. v r t —r cS Ek « i ■ ■ rwBFvW -B n 8 . 1 • - By- - 9 K «r yfr W w L ii jjBj jjP ♦ m i SENIOR LEADERS — Row 1: Bonny Ksenics, Robin Johnson, Donna Trebilcock. Row 2: Dawn Fuller, Wendy Merrill, Nina Mapes, Carol Pierce, Debbie Reynolds, Raurie Skinner, Linda Fleming. Row 3: Nancy Robinson, Carol Mach, Karen Piatt, Margaret Boehmke, Linda Stevens, Bridget Fitzgerald, Marcia MacKenzie, Kim Brown. Row 4: Fran Volosevich, Debbie Hamlin, Diane Johnson, Debbie Herman, Sharon Lee, Peg McDon¬ ald, Donna Tingley. Skills and Spirit! ■Nt ' nHi Debby Herman conducts a Senior Leaders meeting. 54 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Elaine Perkins, Barb Lindsey, Debbie Herman, Pam Snashall. Are Important JUNIOR LEADERS — Row 1: Karen Grunder, Judy DiMascio, Patti Hoag. Row 2: llene Hitchcock, Ann Davis, Dale Hanna. Row 3: Sue Fleming, Cindy Smey, Lori Rich, Sue Roman- czuk. PEP CLUB: Sold shakers at foot¬ ball games . . . sponsored buses to the Owego football game . . . sold booster badgers. JUNIOR LEADERS: had a kit sale . . . help in Jr. High gym classes . . . officiate at intramu¬ rals. SENIOR LEADERS: sponsored the faculty-student volleyball game ... ran coat check at bas¬ ketball games . . . assisted at home sports days . . . donated to the cancer and heart funds, and to an unfortunate family. President .Debbie Herman Vice President .Sharon Lee Secretary .Bonny Ksenics Treasurer .Ann Mee Sergeant-at-Arms Fran Volosevich 55 COLOR GUARD — Row 1: Karen Belensky, Kathy Belensky, Pam Hatalla, Cheryl Apgar, Kathy Saam, Duana Lyon, Colleen Perry, Mary Jones, Vicky Hatt. Row 2: Kathy Filiak, Jackie Samek, Melody Kneebis, Marcia Vollock, Lynette Meagher, Tonya Shay, Donna Bendzel. Senior Band Provides SENIOR BAND — Center ; Mr. Fako. Row h D. Randall, B. Barnes, M. L. Serafini, V. Hill, K. Swingle, A. Wilcox, P. Atteridg, S. Romanczuk, C. Rice, J. Tingley, M. Jones. Row 2: C. Sheeley, S. Turner, P. McGowan, K. Zellner, J. Crosby, D. Bronson, J. Neulon, T. Forsyth, D. Michaelson, B. Dillingham, D. Bronson, W. Hanna, D. Whitman. Row 3: R. Nastan, D. Hanna, B. Apgar, C. Lalla, J. Crosby, K. Davis, D. Braid, S. Barnes, K. Whitington, T. Forsyth. Row 4: S. Smith, T. Davis, R. Shurtleff, J. Wheeler, J. Aurelio, C. Wakeley, M. Stacey, J. Colwell. 56 SENIOR TWIRLERS — Pat Romanczuk, Sharon Bartnicki, Theresa Stone, Cherie Jones. JUNIOR TWIRLERS — Row 1: Sally Neulon, Sandy Neulon, Susan Finch. Row 2: Donna Pegos, Karen Neiss, Cindy McHale. sMusical Entertainment Senior Band plays in concert form during football game. 57 Music Inspires Junior High JUNIOR BAND — Row 1: B. Schumacker, B. Doherty, B. Birch, M. Tiesi. Row 2: E. Forsyth, C. Einfeldt, L. Hall, Bogart, K. Tozer, M. Felker, C. Foster, L. Underiner, D. Barlow, J. Price, J. Gates, P. Jones. Row 3: R. Gorley, R. Serafini, J. Rennell, S. Eshleman, B. Seeholzer, D. Johnson, C. Shaw, S. Daub, M. Sigler, H. Smith, B. Donnelly, K. Grunder. Row 4: J. Benscoter, J. Roser, D. Weeks, D. Powell, J. Tarbell, R. Torrington, B. Hazilla, N. Sayer, J. Sayer, N. Barnes, K. Potter, D. Gallaher, M. Richards. Row 5: C. Rozer, J. Smith, T. Turnbull, K. Munney, T. Cogswell, D. Cicak, C. New, M. Aswad, K. Lawson, D. Kresge, L. Matthews, G. Doolittle, P. Oatman, E. Wilfley. Absent: R. Sabitus, E. Vail, S. Einfeldt, J. Boland, B. Heim, B. Seeholzer, K. Corlyon, B. Palmatier. Band members tune up. 58 Sounds of Chicago From Our Stage Band Kirk Davis, Bob Hover, Dale Gregory and Jim Jamieson pucker up. Tom Dunlap, Bob Blabac and Dwayne Bronson get it together at one of their practices. CHOIR — Row 1: M. Rauch, T. Fenwick, R. Waffle, B. Phillips, B. Apgar, J. Turner, J. DiMascio, T. Ornick, S. Seeholzer, A. Wilcox, J. Taren. Row 2: C. Naismith, S. DiMascio, P. Lusk, K. Piatt, L. Little, J. Robertson, G. Little, J. Fenwick, S. Sweet, C. Nash, J. Hohl, M. Peterson. Row 3: B. Benjamin, C. Johnson, J. Serafini, D. Johnson, B. MacKenzie, J. Miner, J. Roser, D. Potter, D. Knapp, E. Korte, J. Samek, R. Shurtleff, M. Matteson, N. Eskoff. Row 4: P. MacDonald, D. Wilson, D. Kubisa, C. Pierce, B. Oliver, E. Hannon, P. Koppe, J. Panko, P. Cope, D. Birdsall, R. Jamieson, M. Williams, E. Kocak, L. Aswad, B. Barnes, M. Boehmke. Choir Officers: President .Betsy Barnes Secretary .Karen Piatt Corresponding Secretary .Penny Lusk Treasurer .Carol Nash Librarian .David Knapp Saturday night concerts . . , season tickets . . . ex¬ change concerts . . . increased number of concerts . . . Area All-State . . . Pop Concert in February . . . out¬ standing senior vocalist award at end of year . . . P.T.A. receptions after concerts . . . host of Harpur Chorale in December. Mr. Buchmaier conducts. Chenango Valley Choir and the Harpur Chorale get it all together in the December Concert. 60 NINTH GRADE CHORUS — Row h R. Brent, R. Peake, D. Hammond, R. Lutz, L. Meagher, R. Rounds, T. Mowry, J. Taylor, J. Shafer, M. Whit- tingham, J. Wood, D. Peterson, R. Valenti. Row 2: L. Morgan, E. Thomas, C. Schumacher, D. Tew, M. Rose, M. Vargo, G. Casella, P. Knox, T. Brown, L. West, A. Tewksbury, A. Davis, P. Tombs, M. Mach. Row 3: E. McGee, S. McCormack, C. Sheeley, D. Salmon, D. Jacob, K. Tozer,C. Jamieson, D. Smith, R. Wilson, D. Korte, S. Sharak, S. Lomonaco, S. Fleming, B. Burns. Absent: H. Tucker, L. Deiner, T. Cook, B. Seeholzer A Wenn, B. O’Neil. Betsy Barnes and Diane Requa enjoy a drink after a concert. Eric Korte stares down a photographer. 61 Communication Through FRENCH CLUB — Row 1: C. Tacci, P. Lusk, D. Stuart, S. Gevert, R. Johnson, M. MacKenzie, D. Tingley, D. Trebilcock, D. Giambalvo, C. Peake. Row 2: A. Mee, N. Bolt, H. Sweet, C. Pierce, L. Pospisil, S. Kelly, D. Rice, K. Meaker, J. Hackel, J. Taren, S. Lynch, E. Taylor. Row 3: M. Wash¬ burn, J. Malik, M. Bogart, D. Durbin, S. Washburn, L. Molessa, P. MacDonald, K. Brown, S. Jones, B. Hatton, M. Johns, V. Johnson. Row 4: M. Boehmke, B. Evangelisti, M. Letavish, P. Larson, M. Skinner, B. Richards, L. Linskey, C. Lynady, J. Dickenson, S. Barsham. President. . . . Vice President Secretary. . . . Treasurer Martha Washburn . .Ann Marie Mee . . . . Debbie Teeter .Cathy Tacci For students interested in France and its cus¬ toms . . . Ch r istmas party . . . French newspaper . . . dinner with French foods in Spring . . . candy sale to raise money. 62 RUSSIAN CLUB — Row 1: Darcie Randall, Scott Molthroup, Vicki Hatt. Row 2: Roxi Clark, Natalie Eskoff, Theresa Van Aken. Row 3: Jim Abdall- an, Raymond Springer, Jody Zakrevsky. Languages g rs ' y Peterson ' Lm Paetzold ‘ Row 4: Carl Grander, Dave Gamble, unidentified, Hal Shaeffer, unidentif ied, John Brenner, ' John P. Rog- French Club members romp in the snow. Up on the roof. 63 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS — Craig Saegar, Terry Davis, Casey Tombs, Cheryl Naismith, Maria Davis, Denise Cole, and Steve Sweet, get to¬ gether to plan this year’s undertakings. Drama Club Anticipates Their Production Curt Newton and Terry Davis behind the scenes. 64 Micky Ottoway and Joe Roser display animation during play re¬ hearsals. The Man Who Came to Dinner Mr. Miller explains reactions to members of the cast in the Drama Club production. Cast members ham it up for our photographer. 65 Behind the Scenes With Stage Crew Crew members Bruce Apgar, Craig Saeger, Kevin Callahan, Chuck Constiple, Mark Stacey and Carl Whiting grin for the photographer. Seager, Constaple and Callahan display their abilities to the back stage crowd. Red Cross Exhibits Concern Row 1: Paul Filiak, Ann Marie Orinik Bill Hazilla, Natalie Stecyk, Kevin Martin. Row 2: Amy Wilcox, Robert Waffle, Linda Diener Leslie Hall Cindy Brown, Nancy Sayer. Row 3: Gary Wood, Rick Martin, Ted Orinik, Tom Martin, Chrysa Creagh, Sue Na.smith, Helen Stecyk. RED CROSS OFFICERS: President .Ted Orinik Vice President .Robert Waffle Secretary-Treasurer .Linda Diener C.V. RED CROSS works in conjunction with other Red Cross Youth groups throughout Broome County. They have provided Christmas gifts for servicemen in the V.A. Hospital in Syracuse, participated in a “Write to Hanoi” campaign, filled Friendship kits for use here at home and in Viet Nam. Marg Boehmke and Jeff Burtis come to Bonnie Ksenics ' aid. 67 Art Club Displays Talents Row 1: M. Huston, C. Shahoon, C. Percik, G. Mowry, B. Ksenics, A. Hante, L. Nesterick, J. Snyder, D. Dowe. Row 2: R. Gitchell, H. Sweet, C. Sheeley, S. Koval, S. Cole, S. Mahoney, L. Kearnes. Row 3: F. Volosevich, M. Davis, P. Transue, L. Medovich, K. Tacci, J. Dickenson, L. Wahl. Row 4: D. Relyea, M. Ottaway, M. Washburn, L. Shampang, B. Hatton, D. Ryan, L. Paetzold, G. Bell. Dave Parker, Sally Shaheen, and Dave Knapp prepare their work for the art exhibit. 68 Bottom Row: Helen Stecyk, Brooke Benjamin, Jenny Contro, Tracy VanAken. Top Row: Tim Auchinachie, Pete Larson, Dave Petkash, Hal Shaf- DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS: C.V.’s DEBATE CLUB participates in several debates President .Aaron Brown per year with local schools. Three or four tournaments Vice President .Stuart Elliott are held out of town. This year the club is eligible for Secretary .Pete Larson state competition in the spring. “Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.” 69 President .Aaron Brown Vice President . . . .Roger Gilmore Secretary .Bridget Fitzgerald ECOLOGY CLUB . . . presenting science programs to Chenango Bridge 6th graders . . . visiting Rogers Conservation Education Center in Sherburne . . . nature trail and trees in back hill . . . ero¬ sion planning. CHESS CLUB — Row 1: B. Grubb, M. Rauch, J. Potak, L. Bowman, C. Work. Row 2: P. Filiak, unidentified, J. Kutz, C. Potts, M. Rustic. Row 3: G. W. Nichols, D. Yeager, J. Pierce, M. Leta- vish, T. Gilette. Row 4: B. McGee, D. Petkash, J. Seary, P. Work, J. Zakrevsky. ECOLOGY CLUB Row 1 : Judy Brent, Pat Travis, Donna Tew. Row 2: Bridget Fitzgerald, Amy Wilcox, Marcia Johns, Theresa Fenwick. Row 3: Roger Gilmore, Aaron Brown, unidentified, Ray Matteson. 70 F.H.A. Members Display Their Homemaking Skills Row 7; Miss Millen, Barb Mack, Jenny Contra, Mary Ellen McGarry, Bonny Ksenics, Denise Cole vich, Sarah Washburn, Gale Hobbing, Karen Taylor, Helen Stecyk, Brooke Benjamin. Pat Pease, Julie Serafini. Row 2: Fran Volose- Christmas Faculty Tea . . . advisor Miss Millen . . . aids in Drama Club production . . . serves re¬ freshments . . . ushers. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . . .Jenny Contro .Barb Mack Mary Ellen McGarry .Bonny Ksenics Robin Jagger and Marie Crandall eye the mouth-watering confections at the Faculty Tea. 71 Future Teachers of America Prepare for Their Important Occupation F.T.A. — Row 1: Karen Throup, Mary Lou Perkins, Lorie Rich, Mary Lou Serafini, Vicky Ostrander, Lana McKeon. Row 2: Debbie Downey, Carol Laman, Michelle DeRigo, Mark Robinson, Kathy Felice, Dawn La Monica, Brenda Austin, Catherine Rice, Patricia Williams. Row 3: Debra Renyolds, Fran Volosevich, Diane Durbin, Dan Rosenkrance, Betsy Barnes, Linda Stevens, Sharon Lee, Theresa VanAken, Ellen Kocak, Theresa Stone. Row 4: Therese Canale, Ellen Taylor, Nancy Bolt, Maria Davis, Jim Pierce, Bob Felice, Tom Dewing, Jody Zachrevsky, Kevin Snashall, Scott Smith, Brian McGee. Absent: Deb Vincent. RECEPTIONISTS — Row .- Sue Walker, Bonnie Whitcomb, Suzanne Crandall, Arna Bergman, Janet Martin. Row 2: Brook Benjamin, Kathy Pratt, Merle Katz, Barb Ruspantini, Bonnie Humphrey, Liz Pittsley. Row 3: Anita Bishop, Judy Sandwick, Denise New, Ellen Palmroose, Pat Chubbuck, Diana Zemek, Wendy Kocher. Row 4: Nancy Robinson, Deidre Wilson, Dar Conroy, April Kenyon, Cindy Panko. 72 Competing Mathletes Add Up the Score JR. HIGH MATH CLUB OFFICERS President .David Guy Vice President .Bill Vickery Secretary .John Congdon Treasurer .Holly Tucker MATHLETES — Row 7; Dale Wolf, Tim Auchinachie, Pete Larson. Row 2: Jim Pierce G. Wayne Nichols, Doug Conte. JR. HIGH MATH CLUB - Row 7: Bob Birch, Phyllis Wendell, Craig Wakely, Bill Vickery, Cindy Hewitt. Row 2: Leslie Hall, Cathy Tozer Dale Hanna Carol Laman, Bonnie Davis. Row 3: Claire Gregory, David Guy, Karen Nice, Nancy Barnes. Row 4: Cindy McHale Tim Cole Roaer Miller, Dave Hammond, Doug McGregor, Cheryl Jones, Sandy Hoffmaster. ' ' 73 BUSINESS CLUB — Row 1: Kathy Pratt, Janet Martin, Anita Bishop, Bonnie DeLing, Pat Perry, Sue Walker, Colleen Perry, Rebecca McAvoy. Row 2: Denise New, Ellen Palmroos, Cindy Panko, Pat Chubbuck, Debbie Hamlin, Wendy Kocher, Pat Pease, Pam Crandall. D.E.C.A. Manages Bookstore D.E.C.A. — Row 1 : Anne Walker, Sue Vermilya, George Blakeslee, Rebecca MacAvoy. Row 2: Mr. Wheeler. 74 SKI TEAM — Row h T. Ryan, B. Vickery, J. Troy. Row 2: C. Newton, G. Mowry, M. Stacy. Row 3: B. Rossiter, S. Popeck, C. Saeger, K. Callahan.’ Skiers Enjoy the Long, Hard Winter SKI CLUB OFFICERS Casey Tombs, Jan Osborne, Craig Saeger. Brent K B Koltz,°G. Mow™Row AT. ' R s Td Ham idtntified ' c plnkH ' ° ickenson ' D. Bakay, J. MacKenzie, B. Fitzgerald, D. Wilson, D. Durbin, J. Osborne] 3JZ w5 TRyan Gorier D Gamine ' r ewt ° n ' • Sabi Atwater, B. Panko, J. Guambalvo, J. Rogers. ' Gamble ' L Lee ' M - St ° D. Conte, S. Popeck, 75 76 Anticipate A Bright Future 77 7th GRADE OFFICERS: Treasurer, Stephanie Daub; Secretary, Elaine Perkins; President, Amy Peterson; Vice President, Myles Crawley. 7th Graders Strive to Meet New Challenges. Linda Barsham studies to meet class de¬ mands. 78 Lisa Ackerman indulges in a work of art. 79 7-1, MR. WOODWORTH — Row 1: Joseph Pratt, Robin McDaniel, Debbie Churchill, Elaine Perkins, Sheila Moore, Lynn Tester. Row 2: Mark Napoli, John Gallo, Michael Larnerd, J. Scott Freeman, David Weeks, Jr., Kathy Clark, Kathy Corlyon, Sue Brown, Linda Barsham. Row 3: Gerald Abbey, Martha L yons, Cindy Craver, Richard Ruffo, Jeffrey Smith, Stephanie Daub, Cheryl Van Barriger. Absent: Michael Kneebis, Na¬ talie Stecyk, Nancy Hickling. 7-2, MRS. COPELAND — Row .- Duncan Dunbar, Robert Dawn, Kathleen Ruggeri, Glenn Stinner, Tim Brown, David Hill. Row 2: Donna Graves, Sandy Smith, Keith Abbey, David Wertman, Alan Bohlen, Stacy Thompson, Roseanne Serafini. Row 3: Debra Gailaher, Bonnie Win¬ ston, Gregory Doolittle, Judith Knox, Katherine Vickery, Debra Nearing, Mary Ann Reale, Ann McGarry. Absent: Candace Wilcox, George Mackey, Marietta Douglas, Christine Miller, Elizabeth Jones, Laura Finch, Ann Marie Perrego, Jeffrey Hatch, Jonathan Bogart, Fred Larson. 7-3, MRS. JOHNSON Row 1: William Perkins, Richard Fernald, Yvonne Havtur, Michael Tiesi, Mark Harris, Unknown, William Eck, Cindy Neer, Sue Suchanic. Row 2: Mark Reardon, Nancy Smyk, Helen Smith, Theresa Jones, Sandy Vincent, Michael Haynes, Kelleen Church, Pat Laudato. Row 3: Glenn Green, Thomas Buono, Kevin Martin, Kevin Kreidler, Sue Finch, Myles Crawley, Linda Westbrook. Row 4: Unidentified, Dennis Cicak, Fred Winston, Cheryl Reysert, Victoria Horvatt, Lisa Ackerman, Kate McKallor. Absent: Jean Boland, Carolyn Seeley. 80 7-4, MR. KELTOES — Row 1: John Burke, Leonard Gee, Michael Holmes, Pamela Snashall, Carol Sherwood, Richy Neff, William Kutz, Brian Whitford. Row 2: Glenn Miller, David Reed, Amy Peterson, Christine Sweeney, Margaret Ryan, Barbara Bolton, Sherry Ganow, Linda Edwards. Row 3: Donald Belcher, Joseph Griffin, Wendy McLaughlin, Deborah Totten, Christine Woodford, Sandra Wahl, Karen Delarno. Row 4: Greg¬ ory Fiske, Timothy Martin, Kenneth Clark, Colleen Hawthorne, Jeanne Creagh, Shari Kalivoda. Absent: Beverlee Ford, David Swartwood. 7-5 MR. MARBLE — Row 1: Kelly Allen, Kim LaValle, Mary Ann De Castro, Theresa Walker, John Martinichio, Victor Kasmarcik, Gregory Flynn. Row 2: Martin Soule, Jim Lawler, Gail Cady, Gordon Osterhout, John Damiano, Robbie Whitham, Sherri McNab, Kathy Dimoski. Row 3: Carolyn Salisbuty, Luanne Holconb, Lori Edwards, April Leamon, Melody LaClair, Debbie Shields, Patricia Bordonaro. Row 4: David Yeag¬ er, Herbert Beman, Chris Tabor, Donna Travis, Regina Mion. Absent: Robert Rogers, Kim Clifford, Sergous Kostun, John Groome. 7-6, MRS. THOMPSON — Row 1: Francis Mazzei, Dave Canale, Bonnie McNeish, Gregory Dionne, Debbie Pillars, Frank Bowman. Row 2: Alan Hughes, Kim Soules, Gary Grunder, Debbie Walrath, Linda Geenty, Pam Foland, Diane Woodrow. Row 3: David Dickstein, Paul Treaster, Micheal Hoyle, Sherry Einfeldt, Carole Young, Cynthia Benek, Barbara Lamb, Laura Salmon. Row 4: Charles Daniels, Alan Homes, David Shoop, Pap Keefe, Stephanie Aswad, Jackie Whitlock, Jane Rose, Joann Hayes, Karen Tabor. Absent: Bonnie Cline. 82 7th grade girls find something to giggle about before the day ' s events. 7-7, MR. BLAKE — Row 1: Dudley Meade, William Danzi, Gary Petrisak, Susan Carney, Philip Giambalvo, Mark Augustine, Gregory Spak. Row 2: Michael Lamb, Lloyd Lindsey, Unidentified, Valerie Walrath, Debbie Heater, David Meagner, Steven Mazzei, Deborah Zimick, Jean Poodiack, Caryl Disotele, Kathleen Garrett, Cindy Roser, Mark Wilbur. Row 4: Mark Hudak, Randal Hughes, Sheila Singer, Debra Benza, Sharon Tabor, Lois Aiken, Carolyn Braman, Nancy Sayer. Absent: Matthew Ryall. 7-8, MRS. AMES — Row 1: Richard Kennicutt, Diane Kilmer, Lynne Palmatier, James Hackel, Patty Lamb, Cathy Skinner, Christopher McAvoy. Row 2: Susan Berray, Karen Heenan, Cathy Ling, Elaine Spencer, Darlene Trebilock, Ron Gorley, Scott Moultrop, Marcia Bronson. Row 3: Bill Corey, Judy Roser, Doreen Gunster, Mike Tacci, Cindy Potak, Sharon Zimick, Donna Scanlon, Alison Bailey, David Bennett. Row 4: Mark Rose, Chris Malik, Mindy Warne, Cliff Iversen, Dan Fadden. Unidentified: John Davies. Absent: Michael Wilbur. 7-9, MRS. VOORHEES — Row 1 .- Keith Frayer, John Tarbell, Steven Casso, Eric Staniulis, Carol Brown, Doris Zschiedrick. Row 2: Roy Gould, Pamela Schneider, Cheryl Disotelle, Elizabeth Forsythe, Rick Rounds, Vickie Mullineaux, Debbie Oatman. Row 3: Joe Potak, David McCor¬ mack, Cheryl Fairbairn, John Troy, Dennis Heisler, Karol Meaker, Mike Hamilton, Roxanne Wilcox. Row 4: Ed Linsky, Gary Bakay, Robert Pal¬ matier, Charles Jackowski, Elaine Wassmer, Bonnie Cornelius, Luann Davis, Cathy Smey. 84 7-10, MRS. DIXON — Row 1: John Klein, Carolyn Underriner, Cynthia Terray, Mark Davis, Lillian Merrill, Kathy Gowe, Paul Rought. Row 2: Jon Harding, Debra Frey, Brian Doherty, Carl Weber, Ken Potter, Denise McCrady, Karen Bielenda. Row 3: David Parkhurst, Robin Baldwin, Joseph Lorenc, Kris Brown, Randy Heysek, Jerome Schuldt, Mike Zielinsky, Julie Felice. Row 4: Scott Cornelius, Laura Musto, Peggy Williams, Cathy Jenning s, Diane Chase, Katherine Stecyk, unidentified. La Pierre. 7th grade boys decide what their next move will be. 85 8th GRADE OFFICERS — Top: Treasurer, Donna Throup; President, Valerie McPherson. Bottom: Secretary, Mary Transue; Vice President, Karen Neiss. 86 8th Graders Get More Into the Swing of Things. Brian Donnelly finds an effective way of hiding from yearbook photographers. Charles Sauders, Richard Pickering, and Harold Stephens attempt to complete a difficult history assignment. 87 8-1, MRS. MILLER — Row Don Brown, Jodie Dean, Donna Korte, Cynthia Washburn, John Sharak, Carol Smith, Deborah Salmon, Matthew Heier. Row 2: Elizabeth Jones, Dawn Powell, Susan Mooney, Mary Stasko, Carrie Gilbert, Ronny O’Neil, William Hazilla, Stephen Tyler. Row 3: Cynthia McHale, Cathy Gutheil, Judith Bernauer, James Pecha, Daniel Negus, Rick Reynolds, Daniel Collins, James Benscoter. Absent: Mark Swartwood, John Taylor. 8-2, MRS. SCHWERERT — Row 1: Ray FeDora, Ray Kocik (deceased), Patricia Jones, Donna Pegos, Lorrie Baker, Cheryl Smith, Donna Bell. Row 2: Mary Stecker, Leslie Hall, Lori Lyon, Gail Dempsey, Sharon Taylor, Karen Kraham, Gerold Price. Row 3: Kenneth Morgan, Christopher Ocker, Karen Neiss, Kim Bertram, Diane Gioia, Lawrence Underriner, Mark Sandell. Row 4: Unidentified, James Wood, Steve Brown, Thomas Delarno, Robert Sheffler, Thomas Wendell, Ronald Reynolds, Larry Jackson. 8-3 MR. VIANESE — Row 7: Cindy Hewitt, Gail Rich, Michelle Quick, Robin MacDermott, Unidentified, Tim Connor, Mark Felker. Row 2: Tom Dillingham, Cheryl Wilbur, Unidentified, Andrea Zschiedrich, Val McPherson, Ruth Hamel, Leslie Vail, Unidentified. Row 3: Harold Stephens, Bruce Heim, Dean Goozee, Jo Moriarity, Unidentified, Valerie Jones. Row 4: Charles Saunders, Armin Paetzold, Steve Randall, Gary Betts, Tom Brown, Duane Kresge, John Shimrock. Absent: Eva Whispell, Richard Thorne. 88 Geography can prove to be a traumatic experience for junior high girls. 8-4, MR. STINA — Row 7: Steve Wilbur, Deborah Valenti, Mark Aswad, Bill Farmstone, Charles Work, James Randall, Robert Mott. Row 2: James Stevens, Robin Medovich, Nancy Barnes, Sue Heisler, Doug MacGregor, Steve Palmatier, Michael Sigler, David Hammond. Row 3: Brian Donnelly, Lynda Perchinsky, Sue Bush, Liane Joseph, James Sayer, James McDaniel. Row 4: Mark Richards, Donna Throup, Debbie Smith, Sandy Neulon, Kathleen McNally, Andrea Conrad, Richard Krisko. 8-5, MR. WECKEL — Row 7: Bob Birch, Nancy Moulthrop, Sue Harmer, Murray Douglas, Charlie Robinson, Jim Roberts. Row 2: Kevin Maddy, Mark Bidwell, Mary Canale, Minnie Contro, Nancy Percik, Debbie Smith, Donna Barlow. Row 3: Mike LaMonica, Tim Flannagan, Ron Silver- nail, Robin Stevens, Amy Kalmbacher, Kim Merrill, Grace Torrey. Row 4: Arlan Schneider, Eric Wilfley, Bob Valenti, Cheryl New, Dave Gould, Mike Palmisano. Absent: Patti Hoag, Gerry Kizer. 8-6, MRS. LAWRENCE — Row 7; Jerry Woodrow, James Vanderpool, Kirk Simonis, Thomas Cook, Timothy Mowry, Stephen Banford. Row 2: Elaine Bodnar, Claire Harrington, Laurie Grady, Judy Rose, Charmian Foster, Deborah Chabin, Nancy Nolan. Row 3: Kathy Lawson, Holly Smith, Catherine Stoehr, Randi Torrington, Suzanne Maguire, Robert Ford. Row 4: Richard Merrill, Joseph Mickel, Mark Dow, David Scott, Mary Wrighrer, Robert Kalmbacher, Andrew Pandich. Absent: Scott Hawley. Mr. Vianese aids a group of questioning students. m- • ur ' - J ill Happiness for junior high boys is building a pyramid that won’t fall. 91 8-7, MR. PenDELL — Row 1: Susan Harrington, Colleen Ford, Kathy Tozer, Mike 2: Sue Seargent, Annette Rauch, Chris Baldwin, Alice Bohlen, Debbie Locke, Ron Van Scoy, Jack Crandall, George Chase, Gary Caruso. Row 3: Robert Stone, Steven Foster, Barry Norton, Joel Mangan, Ken Munney, Robin Kellogg, Cathy Parke, Ann Williams. Row 4: Lou Ann Hoxsie, Scott Smith, David Ruffo, Tim Cole, Gary Durbin, Kim Leam- on. Absent: Brian Seeholzer. 8-8, MISS DIEVENDORF — Row 1; Jonna Reale, Robin Sabitus, Cheryl Aston, Kevin O’Brien, William Vickery, Joseph Zacher, Gregg Murdock. Row 2: Deborah Skope, Susan Sells, Jamie Transue, Barbara Martin, Tom Eaves, Steven Pert, Don Williams. Row 3: Karen Knight, Sylvia Lenox, Ann Humphrey, Carol Suchanic, Unidentified, Tod Gregory. Row 4: Richard Hatch, Layne Freeman, Rojer Miller, Lyndon Bolt, Dan Clark, Tom Parker, Bonnie Davis. Absent: George Roberts. 8-9, MR. KUNIT — Row 1: Craig Einfeldt, Kathleen Nagy, Michael Smack, Jeffrey Pettinato, Kathleen Perez. Row 2: Rena Wilson, Irene Apgar, Karen Grunder, Kathleen Parkhurst, Lisa Fulkrod, Bridget O’Connor, Debbie Saddlemire. Row 3: Richard Brent, Steven Martin, Kris Shaw, Kevin Reardon, John Shafer, Cathy DeCastro. Row 4: William Miller, Thomas Cline, Stephen Barr, Michael Talamo, John Kocak, Joseph Walker, Daniel Link. Absent: Mary Transue. 92 8-10, MR. WEISS — Row 1: Vicky Koltz, unidentified, llene Hitchcock, Paul Almy, Nancy Taren, Trina Melchanowski. Row 2: David Brown, Jef¬ frey Rennell, Robert Peake, George Roberts, Cathy Jamieson, Susan Naismith, Shelly Eshleman, unidentified. Row 3: Mark DeNucci, Brian O’Neil, Carl Zimmer, Linda Matthews, Cathy Gurney, Theresa Turnbull, James Sage. Row 4: Steffen Warfield, Mark Mischler, James Love, Gary Wood, Gerald Gates, Theresa Cogswell, Richard Pickering, Bruce Smith. Absent: Cynthia Starks. Cindy Smey and Sue Fleming relax long enough from their Jr. Leader duties to pose for the photographer. The book return desk seems to have become the gathering place for bored students. 93 9th Graders Enter Into the World of Senior High. Rick Lutz, Reimar Hobbing, and Larry Meagher, trudge wearily to their next class. 94 9� h GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Guy. Bottom: Secretary, Alice Perkins; Treasurer, Lance Brown; Top: Vice President, Mike Hall; President, Dave u | I ' 2 i x I Pm 1 IV Fi | i ; Gary Nesersmith and Mike Barnard find fascination in the results of a test tube experiment. 95 9-1, MR. ALLISON — Row 1: Mark Whittington, Elizabeth Vining, Frances Dolezal, David Short, Nancy Giambalvo, Terri Brown, Dawn LaMon- ica, Glenn Sutton. Row 2: Alan Simonis, Sharon Jagger, JoAnn Porter, Mary Mack, Donna Jacob, Michelle Rose, Kathy Belensky, Lloyd John¬ son. Row 3: Sharon Baldwin, Eric Gioia, Gary Messersmith, William Maines, Barry Heim, James Juriga, Phillip Shaffer. 9-2, MR. POSSANZA — Row 1: Scott Brown, Cathy Sheeley, Vicky Hill, Coy Jamieson, Claire Gregory, Jill MacKenzie, Craig Wakeley. Row 2: Tony Hurst, Deborah Downey, Lauren Sweet, Carol Manter, Crystal Potts, Deborah Dolan, Mary Vargo, Brian Burk. Row 3: John Wilbur, John Congdon, Mike Barnard, Matthew Hunt, James Rosenkranz, Edward Osterhout, Jim Colwell. Row 4: Robert Mies, Bonnie Meade, Cindy Petkash, Cettie Lalla. Absent: Cindy Anderson, Bonnie Benning, Charles Bruet. 9-3, MR. REARDON — Row 1: John DuBrava, Darlene Mead, Brent Skinner, Laura Bowman, David Peterson. Row 2; Marianna Ferdo, Mary Pratt, Debbie Williams, Anne Davis, Vicki Fuller, Brenda Grubb, Judy Taylor, Rick Lutz. Row 3: Robert Lally, Tanya Shay, Sue Coon, Pat Jones, Lee Walters, Dale Mitchell, Linda Morgan, Cheryl Jones. Row 4: Bill Rossiter, Lance Brown, Perry Kendrick, Frank Hotchkiss, Bill Vanca, George Doherty. 96 Mr. Tosh gets mobbed by students after class. Geometry students find time to relax after class. 97 9-4, MR. POLGREEN — Row 1: Robert Perry, Phyllis Wendell, Carol Lamen, Linda Frey, Cheryl Skinner, Nina McPheeters, Thomas Dunlop. Row 2: David Hotaling, Deborah Auchinachie, Unidentified, Letricia Fiske, Donna Kisner, Deborah Corey, Beverly Burns. Row 3: Bonna Tew, Steve Christensen, Tom Rau, Theresa VanBarriger, Lori Judd, Regina Losinger, Deborah Williams. Row 4: Dennis Johnston, Thomas Mott, Eric Rozboril, Lee Bronson, Thomas Martin, Tony Shay, William Dodson. 9-5, MR. McGARRY — Row .- Gary Butch, Linda Diener, Kelly Lamb, Holly Tucker, Keith Klein. Row 2: Karen Belensky, Susan Atwater, Susan Lamonica, Kim Raymond, Cynthia Smey, Rhonda Fortran. Row 3: Ann Tewksbury, Wanda Walbridge, Sandra Sharak, Alice Perkins, Donna Eddy, David Cornelius. Row 4: Harold Douglas, Kevin Williams, Michael Hall, Thomas Ruffo, Mark Hornick, Vincent Dickstein, Lawrence Mur¬ phy. Absent: Robert McPartland, Craig Martindale, Susan Ford. 9-6, MISS QUINN — Row .- Elizabeth Fox, Valerie Mason, Judy Di Mascio, Mike Hammitt, Lucille Ruggeri, Lori Rich, Unidentified. Row 2: Don Baker, Ken Edsell, Mary Williams, Pam Knox, Diane Long, Debbie Sells. Row 3: Bill Murray, Dennis Kane, Debbie Holbert, Karen Jones, Beth- anne Smith, Pam Atteridg, Charlene Peot, Chrysa Creagh. Row 4: David Treaster, Bryan Forkey, Louis Edwards, Duane Bronson, Andy Wenn, Steve Carlsen. Absent: Pamela Docalavich, Robert McNeish. 98 Conversation seems to have interrupted an absorbing game of John Boehmke’s attention is caught by something apparently amusing, basketball for spectators. ■7, MR. BANKS Row .- Mike Branick, Geralyn Konecny, Mike Solian, Dale Hanna, David Guy. Row 2: Mary Rustic, Patty Williams, Laurel West, Melinda McNair, Sue Fleming, Virginia Langevin, Doug Edwards, Charles Thompson. Row 3: Pat Jones, Melinda Carter, Diane Mayo, Gena Linville, Linda Riley, Karl Sefcik, Bill Pease. Row 4: Kim Desko, David Halaway, Dennis Vogt, Ben Daniels. Absent: Marty Gerhardt, Patty McGarry, Jeff Neulon, John Fike, Bob Keeler. 99 9-10. MR. COOK — Row .- Irene O’Niel, Jean Lewis, Patti Tombs, Sandy Abbey, Ann Marie Orinik, Roberta Meade. Row 2: Rozann Sasinek, Suzan Romanczuk, Cathy Schumacher, Unidentified, Lynette Bodnar, Elizabeth McGee. Row 3: Bob Clift, Mark LaClair, Dave Barr, Tex Custer, Mike Burke, Mike DeZuba. Row 4: Jon Lawson, Brian McKaig, Dave Evans, unidentified. Bill Wrighter, Bruce Herman, unidentified. Hank Stoehr. Absent: John Boehmke, Bonnie Evans, Terri DeMaria, Denise Whitman, Teresa Torrey. 9-8, MISS O’CONNOR — Row .- Michael Bakay, Jeanette Wheeler, Lana McKeon, Unidentified, Terry Kostyshak, Unidentified, Unidentified, Paul Filiak. Row 2: Carolyn Allen, Deborah Lindsey, Bonnie Demuth, Denise Winchell, Vicky Ostrander, Linda Pierce, Sandy Hoffmaster. Row 3: unidentified, Gina Casella, Jeanne Morre, Wallis Transue, Joy Tingley, Francis Martin, Richard Betts, Thomas Ryder. Row 4: James Laudato, Curt Newton, Charles Jewell, Ronald Harting, Douglas Springer, Linden Riley, John Sefcik. Absent: Kathleen Henry. 9-9, MR. SULLIVAN — Row Theresa Clark, Marie Decker, Mark Lawrence, Martha Birch, Nancy Evangelisti, Cheryl Wright. Row 2: Charles Bordonaro, Janet Tracey, Beth Thomas, Kathy Felice, Sharon Dawn, Sherri McCormack, Joyce Henderson, Charles Saam. Row 3: Barbara Aiken, Peter Lewis, Ed Krisko, Kevin Sabin, Buy O’Brien, Diane Whitford. Row 4: Gary Stasko, James Seary, John Phillips, Reimar Hobbing. Absent: Rick Jones, Michele Chapel, Michael Brennan. 100 JR. SPECIAL, MRS. PHELPS — Row 1: Paul Mills, Cheryl Panko, Debbie Burns, Robin Sedlick, Debbie Slauson. Row 2: Bobby Smith, Royce Cooley, Chuck Smith, Joe Nesevitch, Frank Pierce. Row 3: Leslie Brown, Dale Bunting, Bertha Eggleston, Dawn VanValkenburg, Marian Carac- ciolo. SR. SPECIAL, MR. VILELLO : — Row h Gloria Eggleston, Laura Bagley, Pamela Panko. Row 2: Sharon Gregory, Sheila Gregory, Linda Martin, Martin Johnson, Michael Brewster. Row 3: Roseanne Dillemuth, Mary Rivers, Floyd Burns, Stewart Merritt, Ronald Cross, Del Excell. WORKSTUDY, MR. CRAPARO — Row 1: Paul Lewis, James Cronk, Mike Scott, Frank McAdams. Row 2: Daniel Kestenis, Linda Canavan, Ju¬ dith Aiken, Kathleen Dunham, Vicki Mackey, Ronny Bohne. 101 Jeff Jacobs gives his most debonair look to the photographer. 10th GRADE OFFICERS — President, Dennis Cox; Secretary, Laurie Hinman; Vice President, Sue DiMascio; Treasurer, Bob Felice. 10th Graders Anticipate New and Better Changes. 102 103 10-1, MR. TOSH — Row .- Cheryl Throup, Laurie Hinman, Lynette Meagher, Tom Ryan, Cindy Lucas, Lori Vail, Donna Lutz, Raurie Skinner. Row 2: Dann Braid, Ben Barklow, Sue Cole, Trudy Rossiter, Mary Fernald, Gale Perrigo, Steve Barnes, Kathleen Lynady. Row 3: Joe Donnelly, Charles Hurlbut, Eugene Klein, Ken Hillard, John Brenner, David Pratt, Scott Tiffany, James Pemwell. Absent: Dennis Whitham, Bonnie Whit¬ comb, Richard Lunn, Patrick Dorner, Kris Meaker. 10-2, MRS. KNOX — Row h Cathy Kolyz, Regina Meade, Denise Connor, Colleen Cawley, Margaret Whetsell, Anne Handte. Row 2: Vernon Frey, Kathy Pratt, Eileen Hitt, Sheryl Fuller, Sally Sabato, Chris Pecoravo, Gary Charlier. Row 3: Steve Skoranski, Brian Finn, Pam Transue, Janet Ballard, Lorraine Rose, Sally Barsham, Jeff Hickling, Tom Baker. Row 4: Kevin Bradley, Steve Mee, Dan Thomas, Darin Bronson, Jeff Jacob, Mike Whitlock, Robert Firmstone. Absent: Patricia Perry, John Dolezal. 10-3, MR. JANOWSKI — Row .- Sue Pease, Lilly Slick, Dawn Randall, Debby Wheeler, Kathy Rogers. Row 2: Mark Sabin, Sherry Gelatt, Janet Hohl, Rose Contro, Verda Hazilla, Marcia Mead. Dennis Korell. Row 3: Paul Work, Martha Peterson, Ellen Taylor, Unidentified, Shawn Lynch, Debby Dow, Mark Casso, Robert Dionne. Row 4: Darryl Losinger, James Bronson, John Middleton, Barry Gallo, Pete Baycura, John Bowen, James Jamieson, Keith Whittington, Mike Baldwin. 104 Denise Connor and Sally Sabato give their undivided attention to Mr. Croman as he explains a make-up lab. Bob Marier focuses his gaze on what seems to be a rather interesting object. 105 10-4, MR. KAMINSKY — Row 1: Charlene Beam, Dawn Trebilock, Janet Taren, Sue DiMascio, Robert Waffle, Mark Robinson, Denny Mackey. Row ' 2: Amy Wilcox, Robin Bomysoad, Kim Baldwin, Diane Durbin, Linda Flora, Cheryl Holcomb, Marcia Johns. Row 3: Robert Kornblum, Mi¬ chelle Slick, Peggy Miller, Brad Phillips, Mike Casey, Ken Cook, Robert Austin, Mike McNally. Row 4: Dave Uphouse, Bill Panko, John Randall, Bill Kinney, Gene Sandell, Gary Little, Rick Harrison. 10-5, MRS. SEAMAN — Row 7: Jeff T. Fisher, Sarah Washburn, Kathryn Troy, Bonnie Young, Linda Cook, Larry Baker. Row 2: Linda J. Robin¬ son, Kevin Bell, Mary Saunders, Carol Johnson, Barbara Miner, Cynthia Brown. Row 3: Jon Edwards, James Jm DeNucci, Sabrina George, Ann Rau, Peg McDonald, Ronald Honza. Row 4: David Bolton, Edward Hannon, Tom Carney, Daniel Wilcox, William Tarbell, Marc Pickett, Daniel Abbey. Absent: Nancy Linville, Don Newby. 10-6, MRS. DAVIS — Row 1: Michele Rauch, Patricia Cook, Nancy Lewis, Sue Genert, Cindy Lou Brown, Joel Hackel. Row 2: Arthur Swan, David Brown, Peggy Forbes, Carol Pierce, Valerie Johnson, Karen Oliver, Kim Decker. Row 3: Gary Smith, Randy Hall, Jim Minor, Debbie Schermerhorn, Jerry Krise, Jim Eshlemen, Steve Warne. Row 4: Mark Wifley, Bob Hotchkiss, Tim Brown. Absent: Jim Benko, Kim Mangan, Jeff Robertson, Dave Uhouse. 106 10-7, MRS. ETHERTON — Row h Laurie Young, Melissa Hoick, Leslie Molessa, Theresa Canale, Diane Giambalvo, unidentified Row 2 • Bruce Apgar, Gary Corey, Melanie Walrath, Cindy Stevens, Carl House, Sally Bennett. Row 3: Marc Mazzei, Jim Scouten, Nancy Redmond Terry Forsythe, Holly Manuel. Row 4: Dick Pierce, Jerry Brown, Jim Smith, Larry Williams. Absent: Micky DeRigo, Jeff Jones Debbie Kubisa Tom Kulas, Cindy Lenox, Colleen O ' Neill, Dave Roberts, Edward Ulbright. ' ' Robby Waffle is the perfect picture of aca¬ demic devotion. 107 10-8 MR KLEEMAN — Row 1: Bertie Ritter, Denise Connor, Debbie Callea, Robin Gitchell, Debbie Benscoter, Karen Brown, Maria Bogart. Row ' 2- Mike Angelo, Ronald O ' Brian, Micky Boland, Heather Gregory, Lori Wall, Mary Ann Matteson, Kim Hubert, Carole Stevens. Row 3: Hugh Reed, Denny Cox, Bruce DeLing, David Forster, Kevin Snashall, Richard Pittsley. Row 4: David Sharer, Richard Fadden, David Lawrence, Mike Wiliams, Anthony Marascia, Doug Kresge. Absent: Matthew Moulthroup, Lorri Vail. 10-9, MR. BENZA_ Row 1: Andrea Kushner, Debra Vitrino, Linda Nesterick, Teri Allen, Betty Stevens, Beverly Relyea, Susan Murdock. Row 2: Ronald Darcangelo, Robert Brown, Mike DeCastro, Robert Marier, Andrea Matteson, Deidre Wilson, Debbie Reynolds, Ruth Shurtleff. Row 3: Lee Marks, Richard Butkowsky, Jeff Bianco, Steven Popeck, Robert Felice, Keith Hughes, Roger Foster, Joseph Clover, Edward Cross. Ab¬ sent: Kevin Callahan, William Kinny, Daniel Laris, Dawn Snyder, Sue Walker. 10-10, MR. WOODIN — Row 1: Vickie Vining, Sherri Brown, Sue Kelley, Dayle Bills, Joan Granger, Cindy Green, Theresa Fenwick. Row 2: Gale Spoor, Colleen Murray, Coleen Ripley, Doug Freeman, Gary Telep, Meg Crandall, Rhonda Bigelow, Barb Reynolds. Row 3: Chip Wood, Rick Nastan, Dana Potter, Jeff Kilmer, Rick Hughes, Dave Silvernail, Dale Bidwell, Jim Smith, Rick Martin. Absent: Anna Aldrich, Dave Good- speed, Jim Kutz. 108 Debbie Vetrino s agility is timed in a Biology class experiment. Denny Cox, absorbed in his own artistic creation, is oblivious to the world around him 109 11th Graders Reflect on Past Experiences . . . Look Forward to Senior Year Our track boys show us a couple of their more casual aspects 110 11th GRADE OFFICERS — Secretary, Kim Brown; Vice President, Jim Abdallah; President, Donna Tingley; Treasurer, Ellie Gehr. Ill Jim DeNucci ' s idea of fun seems to be shutting unsus¬ pecting girls like Donna Stuart in lockers. Mark Stacey finds pleasure in the mere usage of his musical ability. Barb Wendell stresses her point by showing an example. m Joe DiMascio proves that all the world is a stage. Pat Clift, Elly Gehr, and Kathy Scrivener enjoy half time refreshments. 113 11-1 MRS. ZELLNER Row 1: Carol Percik, Unidentified, Debbie Bakay, Sandy Jones, Pat Clift, Joanne Demoski, Carolyn Peake. Row 2: Joe Julian, Melody Shaffer, Denise Cole, Debbie Michaelson, Donna Ryan, Leslie Linsky, Larry Little. Row 3: Dan Ballard, David Michael, Richard Robinson, Brad Heim, John Giambalvo, Terry Gillette. Row 4: Kurt Zellner, Rick Tiffany, Larry Spoor, Rich Wilbur, Dave Will, Dave Hall. 11-2 MRS. FOX Row 1: Diane Zembek, Elly Gehr, Casey Tombs, Wendy Merrill, Lori Wickizer. Row 2: Gary Williams, Debbie Hamlin, Brenda Millen, Linda Perrego, Roger Spisak, Rusty Jones. Row 3: Steve Thomas, Gary Dempsey, Roger Gilmore, Richard Barnes, David Springer. Absent: Valerie Desko, Melvin Baldwin, Lynne Lombardo, Dave Kennicutt, Nancy Robinson, Dianne Slauson. 11-3 MR. CHUBB Row 1: Michael Robertson, Nancy Lewis, Jan Hammond, Deb Whitmarsh, Colleen Perry, Joe DiMascio. Row 2: John McMahon, Steve Slauson, Rachel Gitchell, Rick Tesar, Dave Conner, Carol Collins, Bonnie Deling. Row 3: Mike Williams, Craig Seager, Gary Johntson, Bob Citrak, Bob Mischler, Bill Parker, Ray Springer, David Travis. Absent: Jeff Sweet, Lynne Paetzold, Marcia Kenyon, Jean Bartnicki, Dave Belveg, Roxanne Clark. 114 John Bullock exerts his unlimited energy. 11 -4 MRS MALLOY Row 1: Bill Peters, Dawn Fuller, Robin Johnson, Julia Babcock, Penny Lusk, Mark Stacey. Row 2: Mark Letavish, Brooke Benjamin, Pat Travis, Marilyn Rittenhouse, Jilda Strader, Neil Morgan. Row 3: Brian McGee, Gary Graham, Mike Williams, Tom Knapp, Joanie Dickinson, Uniden¬ tified. Row 4: Dave Gamble, Eric St. John, Glen Whitford, Dave Parker, Charlie Constable. Absent: Sue Babcock, Denise Smith, Debbie Teeter. 11-5 MR. MUNLEY Row 1: Vicky Hatt, Donna Trebilcock, Lorrie Dingman, Barb Wendell, Diane Bennett, Ellen Palmroos. Row 2: Gary Johnson, Dick Wittman, Pat Chubbuck, Doug Conte, Mary Ellen McGarry, Ellen Kocak, John Geenty. Row 3: Hal Schaffer, Dave Petkash, Mark Staniulis, Dennis Rings, Bruce Gregory. Absent: Kirk Davis, Jay Abbey, Gina Mowry, Janet Lynch, Terry Lee. 11-6 MISS FERRANTI Row 1: Coralie Durst, Cheryl Mulligan, Pam Schimpff, Micki Dattoria, Helen Stecyk, Arna Bergmann. Row 2: Diane Johnson, Dennis Petrisak, Keith Wells, David De Castro, Joe Aurelio, Rosie Lee. Row 3: Alan Wilson, Eric Groce, John Strockbine, David Rigan. Row 4: Jim Smith, Lee Cirba, Bob Kocak, Paul Cope, Rick Frayer, Scot Turner. Absent: Susabette Cameron, Barb Hatton, Dale Wolf. 116 11-7 MR. SENIO Row 7; Nancy Smith, Duana Lyon, Roberta Allen, Julie Kocik, Mau¬ reen Watkins. Row 2: Karen Taylor, Teresa VanAken, Pam Crandall, Nancy Wood, Bob McDaniel, Ted Orinik, Jackie Berish, Unidenti¬ fied. Row 3: Mike Darcangelo, Brian Mun- ney, David Burkhart, Marty Scott, Tom For¬ syth. Row 4: Kim Walling, Rick Jamieson, Bob Lee, Jim Pierce, Ken Eccleston. Absent: Candi Grover, Mark Stevens, Mike Hawley. Bob Evangelisti does his bit for Key Club. 117 11 -8 MRS. TUGWELL Row 1: Heather Stuart, Linda Flemming, Kathy Lance, John Orinik, Debbie VanCamp, Sue Crandall, Joan Woodruff. Row 2: Bill Smith, Carl Grunder, Linda Daniels, Rebecca McAvoy, Dale Jacobs, Jim Koltz. Row 3: James Abdallah, Larry Allen, Harry Pierdomencio, John Bullock, Bill Richards, Stuart Elliott, Scott Betts. Absent: Michele Musto, Robin Rich, Pat Brennan. 11 -9 MR. DIXON Row 1: Carl Walker, Theresa Stone, Cathy Rice, Cahty Tacci, Holly Craver, Terry O’Neil, Mike Cushman. Row 2: Paul Negus, Natal¬ ie Eskoff, Bridget Fitzgerald, Marcia MacKenzie, Carol Mach, Dennis VanKuren, Tom Pinney. Row 3: George Seary, Paul Koppe, Gary Jackson, Bill Martin, Larry Haynes, Bruce Buck, James Wrighter. Absent: George Blakeslee, Sally Laven, Jodi Snyder. 11-10 MR. LUNDE Row 1: Elizabeth Speer, Kathy Scrivener, Kim Brown, Mary Lou Serafini, Pat Swartz, Kathy Hamilton. Row 2: G. Wayne Nichols, Bob Hover, Jill Spittle, Jacki Berish, Nina Mapes, Sue Vermilya. Row 3: Aaron Brown, Tom Cross, Tim Cross, Ed Rees, Mike Feduke, Andre LaClair. Row 4: Jody Zakrevsky, Marty Guy, Brian Randall, Dana Marsh, Jeff Fairchild, Dick Heinrich. Absent: Cheryl Krisko, Judith O’Brien, Debra Vincent. 118 Doug Conte, Charlie Constable, and Dave DeCastro try evasion, indifference, and a stare-down. 11-11 MR. CROMAN Row .- Lynda Pospisil, Donna Stuart, Janet Martin, Sarah Vermilya, Kathy Swartz, Judy Brent. Row 2: Ann Walker, Barb Lind¬ sey, Rhonda LaTorrey, Donna Tingley, Mike Huston, Darlene Bryde. Row 3: Gary Curry, Dave Sells, Dan Yeager, Mike Fetcinko, Jim Allen, Larry Macko. Row 4: Dale Heier, Bob Evangelisti, Jarvis Crosby, Bill O ' Brien, Chuck Relyea, Jim Korinek. 119 riors Show Winning Form End Burr Warne mystifies opposing player as QB Barvinchak looks on. S i¥ l w P J W: M r RHI -II Pg . e|| hi . Dick Barvinchak gets good pass protection from blocking teammates Hammitt and Fenwick. 122 Warriors “dominated the game” in 1970, as demonstrated by the 50 points scored in the Cortland game. They were spurred forth by the big one-two punch of Dick Barvinchak and Jim Kendrick. Once again Head Coach Costello and coaches Travis and Ames performed their usual commendable jobs. Kendrick broke a STAC record by returning a kick-off 97 yards and finished among the STAC leaders in rushing. Barvinchak, Kendrick and tackle Hughes were undoubtedly destined for All-STAC mention. Commendable performances were practiced by linesmen Gunster, Hughes, Fenwick, D. Warne; ends B. Warne and Hohl; backs Edwards, Pecha, Medovich and Blakeslee. Strong potential will be the hallmark for next year’s team . . . mentionables are: Edwards, Parker, Benko and Walling. 7..- Line Coach Travis, Head Coach Costello, Back Coach Ames. 2.: G. Hammitt, M. Kobbe, B. Warne, J. Kendrick, D. Barvinchak, K. Walling. 3.-. E. St. John, S. Medovich, G. Sabin, J. Fenwick, J. Abdallah, L. Cirba, J. Korinek, J. Ryan, D. Gunster, J. Resciniti. 4.: R. Jamieson, J. Abbey, G. Walrath, B. Randall, S. Thomas, D. Parker, J. Sisson, J. Ryder, J. Hohl, G. Dempsey, J. Benko, R. Matteson, Mgr. T. Pinney. 5.: J. Pennefeather, K. Demoski, ' S. Pecha, S. Taylor, M. Geenty. Absent: Mike Hughes, George Blakeslee, and Mark Rapp. 123 C.V. speedster Jim Kendrick eyes a touchdown pass. Determination by Edwards and good blocking get C.V. a first down. 124 I 125 Steve Medovich, Ken Demoski, Jim Fenwick, Jim Pennefeather, Dave Warne, and Mike Hughes combine to stop the opponent. [RiaBfiBjH KB w s lm BSfefc: Ken Demoski ponders the thought of the oncoming game. 126 I The Varsity and J.V. Cross Country teams, although hampered by the fact that they were young teams, were nevertheless led to a 3-3 season by coach McDaniel. The team finished a strong third in the Shaker-Albany meet . . . strong performances by Mike McNally, Tom Ryan, John Brenner, John Flash Ford, and Gary Graham. Returning prospects with good potential are: Gary Graham, Mike McNally, Tom Ryan and Jr. High runner Dave Ham¬ mond. Left to right: John Brenner, Jim Wrighter, Randy Fortran, John Ford, Mike McNally, Mark Skinner, Gary Graham, Hugh Reed, Bob Austin, Harry Pier- domenico, Bobby McDaniel, Tom Ryan. Absent: Bill Heim. 127 Scott Freeman and Mark Richards enjoy a work-out on the track. Row 1: Scott Freeman, Bill Danzi, Mark Denucci. Row 2: Coach Benza, Jim Sayer, Dave Hammond, John Boehmke, Mark Richards. 128 Our Junior Varsity team, though undersized, ended the season with a 4-4 record. The offense was spearheaded by QB Rick Harrison who passed for more than 760 yards while completing 44% of his passes. Back-up QB Barry Gallo performed admira¬ bly. Tom Baker rushed for 5.3 yards per carry and totaled 334. Perry Kendrick, the most improved runner over the season, finished with 6.3 yards per carry and was the leading scorer with 24 points. Two outstanding receivers, Wilfley and Felice, combined for 502 yards. Defensively, cornerback Baker, defensive tackle Pratt, and linebackers Cook and Shay performed with excellence. Other defensive standouts were Baycura, Zellner and Cross. Row 1: Brad Heim, Rick Martin, Jeff Hickling, Mike Fetcinko, Mark Robinson, Tony Shay, John Giambalvo, Kevin Snashall, Keith Hughes, Ken Cook. Row 2: Mike Williams, Dave Pratt, Joe Donnley, Mark Casso, Jim DeNucci, Tom Baker, Rick Harrison, Jim Minor, Jarvis Crosby, Barry Gallo, Mark Stacy, Scott Tiffany. Row 3: Dale Wolf, Dave Uhouse, Perry Kendrick, Mike Whitlock, Mark Wilfley, Bob Felice, Ed Cross, Curt Zellner, Steve Warne, Darwin Bronson, Coach Marble, Coach Banks. 129 FRESH FOOTBALL — Row 1: Rick Betts, Pete Lewis, Mike Hall, Kevin Sabin, Alan Simonis, Bill Pease, Dave Trester, Tom Dunlop, Ed Krisko, Dale Mitchell, Bruce Herman. Row 2: Coach Craparo, Ben Daniels, Linden Bolt, Mike Burke, Bob Lawler, Curt Newton, Brian McKaig, Eric Ros- boil, Mark Dow, Barry Heim, Doug Springer, John Wilber, Dale Miller, Bill Dodson, Gary Stasco, Bill Rossiter, Lee Bronson, Jerry lllsly. Coach Kunit. FRESH B FOOTBALL — Row 1 Steve Brown, Steve Taylor, Mike Smack, Tim Mowery, Dave Barr, Don Brown, Rick Brent. Row 2: Roger Miller, Kevin Riorden, Eric Wofly, Doug MacGregor, Steve Randall Dave Brown, Kevin Maddy, Tom Swartwood. Row 3: Coach Sestak, Charlie Work, Mark Bidwell, Bob Stone, Dave Ruffo, Jim Sage, Tom Brown, Bob Warfield, Bill Firmstone, Dean Clark, Joe Mickle, Dave Scott. I 130 VARSITY c.v. 22 C.C. 0 c.v. 34 S.V. 12 c.v. 32 J.C. 8 c.v. 8 Homer 6 c.v. 6 U.E. 14 c.v. 50 Cortland 26 c.v. 6 North v 21 c.v. 24 Owego 25 JR. VARSITY C.V. 14 C.C. 6 C.V. 34 S.V. 0 C.V. 12 J.C. 34 C.V. 30 Homer 0 C.V. 0 U.E. 46 C.V. 0 Cortland 24 C.V. 6 North 12 C.V. 20 Owego 0 With a 0 and 8 record, the Jr. High Soccer team had a somewhat disappointing season. Nevertheless the boys worked hard and the team should be a contender next year. The high scorers were Lance Brown and Dave Guy. Coaches Wilson and Dare put the team through its paces. Row 7: Larry Meagher, Rick Lutz, Steve Carlsen, Steve Mazzei, Tim Cole, Mike Hamilton. Row 2: Coach Dare, Ed Osterhot, Keith Abbey, Dave Peterson, Fran Mazzei, Dave Guy, Lance Brown, John Sharak, Myles Crawley, John Damiano, Jerry Griffin, Gary Grunder, Bob Palmatier, Dave Ruffo, Coach Wilson. 131 Marty Guy Shows excellent form in putting up another successful Larry the leaper” Lobacz adds two points on an easy lay-up. set shot. Jeff Hohl battles Cortland opponent for rebound. Dick Barvinchak leaps high for another rebound. 132 Jeff Hohl and Jim Kendrick battle for the offensive rebound. The Varsity Basketball team, guided by Coach McDaniel had a dynamic 14-4 season. Excitement pre¬ vailed in every game. Dick Barvinchak set a new team scoring record with 41 points in the overtime M. E. game. But, two games later in an action-packed close Vestal game, Marty Guy broke it again with a 42 point performance. Barvinchak was high scorer for the War¬ riors with 22 points per game, Guy was second with 17 points per game and Larry “The Leaper” Lobacz had 14 points per game. Barvinchak was rebounding leader with 10.5 rebounds per game, Guy had 8.7 re¬ bounds per game, Hohl a strong boardman with 5.3 and Kendrick 4.1 per game. Marty Guy led the team in assists with 4 per game and Kendrick followed with 3 per game. The team has good potential for next year, mentionables are Jim Benko, Dave DeCastro, John Bowen, and Bill Parker. 7 P B jT 7t r T LL J£d if. % | 4 UK X v I Ms W m ■ 1 J M % i i 1 ft ft 1 w J2 m ' 2m lljr t V m wl 2 sJSm 1 1 w -fT) 1 if Jyf Iff m W k 1 Kneeling: J. Copeland, Manager, L. Lobacz, R. Dillingham, Coach McDaniel, R. Fortran, C. Mackey, S. Elliot, Manager. Standing: J. Kendrick, M. Guy, D. Barvinchak, J. Hohl, J. Pierce, J. Benko, B. Oliver, D. Hall, J. Pierce, T. Pinney, Manager. 133 Jim Benko seems to be aumsed at Coach McDaniel ' s last minute instructions. VARSITY BOX SCORES c.v. 74 Homer 59 c.v. 68 Owego 39 c.v. 68 North 67 c.v. 81 S.V. 59 c.v. 89 M.E. 84 c.v. 102 Seton 66 c.v. 96 Cortl’d 45 c.v. 83 C.C. 92 c.v. 40 Ithaca 71 c.v. 79 Vestal 85 c.v. 76 Homer 61 c.v. 65 Owego 49 c.v. 68 Central 73 c.v. 76 S.V. 58 c.v. 84 Seton 49 c.v. 78 U.E. 74 c.v. 82 Courtl’d 67 c.v. 74 C.C. 72 JUNIOR VARSITY BOX SCORES C.V. 61 Homer 37 C.V. 69 Owego 27 C.V. 52 North 57 C.V. 71 S.V. 50 C.V. 65 M.E. 56 C.V. 77 Seton 64 C.V. 78 Cortland 40 C.V. 59 C.C. 51 C.V. 63 Ithaca 47 C.V. 53 Vestal 56 C.V. 95 Homer 57 C.V. 78 Owego 32 C.V. 77 Central 63 C.V. 63 S.V. 60 C.V. 79 Seton 32 c.v. 61 U.E. 47 c.v. 41 Cortland 32 c.v. 47 C.C. 53 134 El n Jft Ih . i Egr ; i V ’ Qq i ft ■ V W f 7 ' i i m kvT ' l£ M vV 17 ijflj r - f- k jb n sj|p JbwJRB f. . � wH J Ins v ilf bl ' J j I k ' “V r Iff “ J F rrc77 ttmuK w . n ft r malm ■ ” fflk. 1 1 . -«• Tr A ..i - r -r ft • } Y Kneeling: D. DeCastro, B. Tarbell, J. Edwards, B. Felice, R. Harrison, P. Dorner. Standing: D. Cox, C. Bruet, J. Abdallah, B. Parker P. Kendrick J. Bowen, J. Brenner, M. Wilfley, Coach Weckel. Perry Kendrick scores on an uncontested lay-up. Almost for J.V.’s The J. V. Team, despite an excellent 16-2 record, could not reach a playoff berth. Nevertheless Coach Weckel and the J.V. Warriors produced an extremely exciting season. The team aver¬ aged nearly 66 points per game while holding their opponents to 47.9. Dave “The RAVE” DeCastro led the team in scoring, having games of 30, 27, 21, and 21. John Bowen had three gcmes above 18. Bill Parker led in rebounding with support from Bowen and Brenner. 135 9th GRADE BASKETBALL — Row 1: P. Reid, M. gr ' ennen, D. Guy, K. Sabin, T. Brown. Row 2: D. Johnston, D. Mitchell, J. Boehmke, C. Bruet, J. Sefcik, L. D. Brown, M. Hall. 7th AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL — Row 7: R. Ruffo, J. Tarbell, E. Wilfley, B. Warfield, M. Bidwell. Row 2: F. Martin, T. Cole, K. Brown, D. Ruffo, B. Danzi, M. Smith, J. Sage, D. Scott, D. Hammond, B. O’Neill, R. Miller. 136 Girls’ Bowling Team Penny Lusk, Colleen McGuinness, Debbie Lindsey, Cathy Lynady, Carole Stevens, Debbie Kubisa. Interscholastic Bowling Team Kneeling: Mark Letavich, Steve Medovich, Bruce Bolt. Standing: Darryl Losinger, Penny Lusk, Mark Pickett, Debbie Vincent, Rod Lees. 137 Mark Sabin starts out on top looking for a win. an ttfwvr U SWlfr •u tt ntfU Coach Banks shouts the next move to one of his wrestlers, as the bench looks on. Jim Fenwick muscles his way towards his own and a team victory. 138 ft Kneeling: Co-Captains D. Warne and J. Fenwick. Standing ; M. Sabin, M. Robinson, G. Graham, R. Citrak, K. Wells, G. Sabin, B. Vanca R. Carey, S. Sweet, C. Relyea. c.v. VARSITY OPPONENT 0 Homer 41 12 C.F. 32 21 M.E. 23 18 J.C. 28 3 Ithaca 41 21 North 21 11 O.F.A. 28 12 Vestal 26 26 C.C. 16 30 Cortland 18 8 U.E. 29 15 S.V. 25 32 Central 16 The Grapplers” had a hard time this year carrying a 3-9-1 record D G e 7 ah r led . he War u riors with a 10-3 record. Bob Citrack also sup ported the team effort with a 9-3 record. Coach Banks expressed disap- pomtment m the seniors this year. Injuries hurt the team through all weights The Coach thinks next year should be better with help from the J. V. and Junior High programs. 139 J. V. WRESTLING — Row 1: Lee Bronson, Mark Whittington, Chris Piceraro, Tom Ruffo. Row 2: Dave Treaster, George Seary, Bob Austin, Glen Whitford, Rich Barnes. Row 3: Steve Skoranski (mgr.). Coach Moyer thinks J.V. tactics will work in a Varsity match. Glen Whitford seems to have a hard time taking down his man. 140 JR. HIGH WRESTLING — Row 1: Roger Miller, Dan MacGeorge, Mark Sandell. Row 2: Mike Smack, Dave Short, Mark Augustine, Glen Stiner, Steve Foster. Row 3: Ken Potter, Dale Miller, Martin Soule, Dan Barnett. Glen Whitford gets the only reward a wrestler wants, the win. Dave Treaster ‘‘muscles his man for the pin. 141 The Varsity baseball team was well-versed, al¬ though it’s record of 6-8 was not indicative of its per¬ formance. Fine pitching performances were attained by Bowen (3-4, 1.51 ERA), Lalley (2-0, 2.44) and Coon (1-5, 3.64). The three top hitters were Bowen (.450), Lalley (.385) and Demoski (.346). Barvinchak led the league in home runs. Bowen led the team in RBI. CV had a very good team batting average .283. Very good fielding performances were main¬ tained by Demoski, Lalley and Barvinchak. Next year the team should be equally as strong in hitting and the fielding should be even better. Chuck Lalley signifies CV ' s ample run production by crossing home plate. Row 1: Ed Slick, Dave Smith, Charles Lalley. Row 2: Ken Levers, Tom Bowen, Ronnie Dillingham, Barry Oliver, Ken Demoski, Bob Moore, Steve Medovich. Row 3: Matt Sopchak, Clint Coon, Dick Barvinchak, Mike Sharak. Not pictured: Coach DeGastro. 142 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM RECORD 6-8 c.v. 8 U.E. 9 c.v. 4 North 12 c.v. 10 Homer 2 c.v. 19 Seton 2 c.v. 1 Ithaca 3 c.v. 5 Vestal 3 c.v. 4 C.C. 2 c.v. 6 S.V. 5 c.v. 3 M.E. 4 c.v. 11 J.C. 10 c.v. 1 Owego 7 c.v. 0 Central 3 c.v. 0 M.E. 9 c.v. 1 Owego 5 J. V. BASEBALL TEAM RECORD 7-5 C.V. 0 U.E. 1 C.V. 2 North 4 C.V. 1 1 Seton 0 C.V. 0 Ithaca 5 C.V. 5 Vestal 4 C.V. 4 C.C. 5 C.V. 5 S.V. 3 C.V. 2 M.E. 4 C.V. 8 Owego 3 C.V. 5 J.C. ' 2 C.V. 4 Central 1 C.V. 1 1 Owego 2 J. V. BASEBALL 1st Row: Dave Decastro, Bob Darcangelo, Tom Canale, Ray Matteson, Charles Relyea, Joe Julian. 2nd Row: Dave Hall, Jim Benko, Marty Guy, Gary Johnson, Gary Huston, Jim Regan, Bill Soule, Rick Harrison. 9th Grade Baseball ' t 1 ; Kneeling: J. Edwards, K. Hughes, J. DeNucci, M. DeCastro, D. Klein, B. Hull, G. Wilson. Row .- D. Mackey, M. Darcangelo, R. Hughes, M. Whitham. Row 2: M. Pickett, M. Wilfley, J. Bowen, B. Felice, R. Hall, B. Tarbell. Chuck Lalley demonstrates excellent fielding. Ed Slick mans the first base coaching box. 144 GOLF TEAM — Row 1: G. Grunder, K. Maddy, R. Lees, R. Hughes, P. Dorner. Row 2: D. Cox, D. Suchanic, J. Bowen, R. Harting, R. Felice, B. Oliver. The appreciative coach shows unending gratification to the exhausted Warrior. 145 TRACK — Row 1: B. Evangelist!, J. Fenwick, G. Graham, T. Youket, J. Crosby, J. Crosby, T. Sayer, B. Warne, J. Ford, J. Abbey. Row 2: D. Conte, T. Rice, B. Munney, H. Reed, J. Reed, M. McNalley, D. Kennicut. Row 3: D. Gamble, H. Schaffer, L. Cirba, J. Bullock, C. Safgar, D. Whitham, E. Groce, D. Warne, B. Hickling, P. Long, L. Skinner, J. Roser, J. Kilmer. Row 4: J. Wrighter, D. Petcash, J. Ryder, M. Geenty, M. Hughes, C. Gamble, B. Smith, C. Slagle, J. Pierce, G. Francis, T. Dewing. Craig Saegar jumps into the land of the unknown. 146 Junior High Track Row 1: R. Nastan, D. Lynn, K. Munney, J. Sharak, B. Vickery, T. Mowery, R. Jones, B. Donnely, S. Brown, J. Sayer, D. Pierce. Row 2: J. Jones, J. Donnelly, G. Corey, D. Freeman, D. Scott, B. O’Niell, B. Hazilla, D. Hammond, S. Pert, C. Pecoraro, D. Miller. Row 3: Coach Marble, J. Brown, J. Brenner, R. Martin, C. Hurlbut, B. Austin, M. Williams, B. Vanka, J. Minor, E. Krisko, B. Deling, D. Treaster, T. Ruffo, L. Bolt, T. Ryder, E. Rosboril, B. Phillips, B. Rossiter, C. Newton. 147 CLASS OF 71 r rol ?• ' . j. . :. i .: V ; : ,1 I ' ■ ' ■$■ L .. _ •• I ■ ' • S . ' ' it ■ • ■ ' -•• ' ' •’•• ' ■ • jp i Ml [■ ■’•••� ■a v 3J •■ . _ • ■ .. :• ' - - tl President Nancy Paterson Senior Class Officers Vice President Lorie Whitney Secretary Diane Benko Treasurer Carol Nash We Find Out We Are.” The Evening Press - Charles Olson Diane Adamosky Vickie Angelo Stephen Argento Timothy Auchinachie Timothy Almy Cheryl Apgar Michael Atwater Brenda Austin DIANE ADAMOSKY TIMOTHY M. ALMY VICKIE ANGELO “Midget” CHERYL ANN APGAR Color guard 11. 12; Latin Club 10, 11; Ski Club 1 2. STEPHEN ARGENTO “Crash Freshman Football 9; Art Club 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL ATWATER “Micky” TIMOTHY ALLERTON AUCHINACHIE Auch Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Math- letes 12; Swim Club 10, 11; Jr. Math Club 9; Sr. Math Club 12; Sr. Debate Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. BRENDA FERN AUSTIN Latin Club 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Future Teachers of America 12; Junior Honor Society 9; Senior Honor Society 12. Regents Scholarship Winner. Debbie Quick and Bonny Ksenics model the latest “offical” fashions. 152 JOAN ANN BAKER “Jo” Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Leaders Club 9; Gymnastics Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10; French Club 9. WILLIAM BALDWIN “Balhound Varsity Football 11; J.V. Football 10; Junior High Track 9; Fresh¬ man Football 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11. DENNIS L. BALLARD “Harv Freshman Wrestling 9; J.V. Wrestling 10; Intramurals 9, 10; J.V. Football 10. BETSY CAROL BARNES “Bets” Choir 10, 11, 12; President 1 2; Madrigals 1 2; Sr. BAnd 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Secretary 11; Area All-State 11; Drama Club 11; FTA 1 2; Swim Club 10; Jr. Leaders Club 9; Warrior Salesman 12; Swingphonic Band 11,12. DAVID BARRY “Huggy Bear SHARON BARTNIKI Art Club 11, 12; Twirling Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Majorette 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 11, 12; Russian Club 9; Junior Honor Society 9; Senior Honor Society 12. RICHARD BARVINCHAK “Dick” Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10; Student Council 10, 11; Var¬ sity Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11; Varsity Track 12; J.V. Football 9; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Baseball 9; Class President 9. GARY BELL Art Club 12. Joan Baker David Barry William Baldwin Sharon Bartniki Dennis Ballard Richard Barvinchak Betsy Barnes Gary Bell 153 DAVID BELLNIER Okie Senior Honor Society 1 2; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Jr. Math Club 9; J.V. Football 10; Junior High Track 10; Intramurals 9, 10. DONNA BENDZEL Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12 . DIANE BENKO Stella Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Class Secretary 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 9, 10; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Secretary 9; Ski Club 12; Year¬ book Salesman 1 2; Intramurals 9, 11, 12. EMILY L. BIGELOW Glee Club 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Big M RICHARD ALAN BIRDSALL Sr. Chorus 9; Choir 10, 11, 12. Dick ANITA BISHOP Business Club 10, 11, 12; Receptionist Club 11, 12; “Niter Intramurals 9. ROBERT JOHN BLABAC Stage Band 11, 12. “Blavac WILLIAM BLACK “Black” David Bellnier Donna Bendzel Diane Benko Emily Bigelow Richard Birdsall Anita Bishop Robert Blabac William Black 154 Barry Blakeslee George Blakeslee Margaret Boehmke Michael Boland Patricia Bolender Nancy Bolt Sharon Boughton Gary Briggs BARRY J. BLAKESLEE Freshman Football 9; Art Club 10, 11. GEORGE ANDREW BLAKESLEE III “Hammer” Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Freshman Basketball 9; J.V. Track 10; Tennis 12; Ski Club 9; DECA 12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 9. MARGARET ADELE BOEHMKE “Marg” Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Editor-In-Chief 12; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; President 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; President 9; Sr. Leaders Club 11, 1 2; Jr. Leaders Club 9; Choir 11, 12; Class Vice-President 11; Latin Club 9, 10; French Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Sports- days 9, 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL J. BOLAND PATRICIA BOLENDER “Tricia” Pep Club 9; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11. BRUCE BOLT Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 1 1; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. NANCY J. BOLT “Nance” Class Secretary 9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Freshman Queen Candidate 9; FTA 11, 12; Secretary 11; French Club 11, 12; Vice President 11; Junior Leaders Club 9; Secretary 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 1 1; Senior Honor Society 12. SHARON M. BOUGHTON Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10. GARY BRIGGS “Tiny” 155 Dwight Bronson Jeffrey Burtis Lee Brown David Bush Denise Browne Sheila Burford Georgia Campell Tom Canale Warrior photographers, Larry Manter and Wayne Hanna, examine one of their prints. DWIGHT G. BRONSON J. V. Football 10. CARLTON LEE BROWN Spencer Student Council 11, 12; President 12; Secretary 1 1; J.V. Basketball 10; Freshman Basketball 9; Intramurals 11, 12; Board of Education Representative 11, 12. DENISE BROWNE SHEILA BURFORD JEFFREY J. BURTIS J. J. Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council Representative 9, 10; Varsity Football 1 1; Class Vice-President 9; Junior Honor Society 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Vice-President 10; President 11; J.V. Football 10; Rotary Representative 1 2; Freshman King 9; Announcer 1 2; Fresh¬ man Football 9; Jr. High Wrestling 9, Intramurals 12. DAVID BUSH “Bushie Freshman Baseball 9. GEORGIA CAMPBELL THOMAS CANALE T Class Vice-President 10; Jr. Honor Society 9; Varsity Baseball 12; Key Club 9, 10; Student Council Representative 9; J.V. Baseball 10, 11; Jr. High Football 9; Jr. High Baseball 9. 156 RODNEY CAREY “O. C.” Varsity Wrestling 12; J.V. Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Sr. Soccer 9, 1 2; J.V. Football 10; Jr. High Track 9. TERRI SUE CHAMBERLAIN Pep Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9. ROSANNE LOUISE CLARK Quill 9, 10, 11, 12; Publicity Manager 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10; Russian C lub 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10; President 9; Jr. Leaders Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Ecology Club 12. RICHARD COLE “Dick” French Club 11; Ski Club 9; Intramurals 9, 11. DARLENE CONROY “Dar” Business Club 11, 12. JENNY CONTRO “j en FHA 11, 12; President 12; Drama Club 11, 1 2; Assistant Trea¬ surer 12; Jr. Prom Decoration Committee Chairman 11; Warrior Salesman 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Intramurals 12. EILEEN DENISE COON JEFFRY R. COPELAND “Copes” Boys State Delegate 11; Key Club 10, 11; Treasurer 12; Year¬ book Staff 10, 11; History Club 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 10; Presi¬ dent 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; President 11, Treasurer 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; March of Dimes Representative 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 12; Bowling 10, 11; Basket¬ ball Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Union Chairman. “Ter “Roxi” Rod Carey Roxanne Clark Darlene Conroy Eileen Coon Terri Chamberlain Richard Cole Jenny Contro Jeffry Copeland 157 MARIE CRANDALL FHA 1 2; DECA 1 1. JEROLD CROSBY “Jerry Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12; Varsi¬ ty Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Warrior Salesman 1 2; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12. DOUGLAS DAVALL “Do-Right MARIA PATRICE DAVIS Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Secretary 1 2; Art Club 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 1 2; FTA 11, 1 2; Vice-President 1 2; Spanish Club 11,12; Sr. Band 9, 11. TERRY SEAN DAVIS “Tranio” Quill 9, 10, 11, 12; Assistant Editor 10; Editor 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Vice-President 1 2; Student Council Representa tive 1 2; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Public Relations Officer 1 2; Key Club 10; Announcer 12; Jr. Honor Society 9. DEBBIE DEMARIA “Deb” FHA 10, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. KENNETH DEMOSKI Brooks” Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Baseball 10; Freshman Football 9; Freshman Baseball 9; Senior Honor Society 12. R. THOMAS DEWING “Tom Quill 11, 12; Treasurer 11; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 1 2; Key Club 10, 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Sr. Honor Society 12; Intramurals 10, Marie Crandall Douglas Davall Terry Davis Kenneth Demoski Jerold Crosby Maria Davis Debbie DeMaria Thomas Dewing 158 BONNIE DILLINGHAM Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12. RONNIE DILLINGHAM “Dilly Key Club 10, 1 1, 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Varsity Basketball 12; J.V. Baseball 9, 10; Freshman Basketball 9; Spanish Club 9; Sports Announcer 12. PHILIP DIMMICK “Flaky” Freshman Football 9; Freshman Basketball 9; Intramurals 12; Ski Club CHARLES DINGMAN DEBRA DOEBLER Doeb Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Color Guard 9, 10; Intramu¬ rals 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10. KEVIN DONAHUE Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Track 9; Russian Club 10 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. CAROLINE ROSE DUBRAVA “Carol” Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Clarinet Choir 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Pep Club 9 12- Intramurals 9, 10, 1 1, 12; NYSSMA 9, 10, 11, 12; Receptionists Club Jeff Copeland reaps the profits of the King Football Dance. CARA EBOCH Quill 12; Librarian 11, 12. Bonnie Dillingham Debra Doebler Ronnie Dillingham Kevin Donahue Philip Dimmick Caroline DuBrava Charles Dingman Cara Eboch 159 Allen Eggleston Kathy Filiak Robert Falzarano Maury Flavin Joyce Fayerweather John Ford James Fenwick Randy Fortran ALLEN M. EGGLESTON “Mike Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Class President 10; Intramurals 10, 11 , 12 . ROBERT FALVARANO JOYCE FAYERWEATHER JAMES THOMAS FENWICK Student Council Secretary 1 2; Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Freshman Football 9; Varsity Wrestling 10, 11, 12; J.V. Wres¬ tling 9; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 10 , 1 1 , 12 . KATHY FILIAK “Kath Spanish Club 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Intramurals 10 , 11 , 12 . MAURY FLAVIN “Smokey” Intramurals 12. JOHN FORD Cross-Country 10, 11, 1 2; Varsity Track 10, 11, 12. RANDOLPH FORTRAN “Fred” Varsity Tennis 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Vice-President 12; Varsity Basketball 1 2; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; Freshman Basket¬ ball 9; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 11; Freshman Baseball 9; J.V. Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Salesman 12, Senior Honor Society 12. 160 GARY FRANCIS “Frank Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Freshman Track 9; Varsity Baseball 11; J.V. Track 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Freshman Baseball 9. STEVEN FREDERICI “Steve” WAYNE GALLOWAY Sugarbottom” Intramurals 11; Ski Club 1 2; Stage Crew 1 2; Rotary Representa¬ tive 1 2. MICHAEL J. GEENTY “Gentry Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Club 12; Freshman Track 9; Freshman Baseball 9; Varsity Track 1 1. PATRICK GRACE “Pat” Jr. Math Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; French Club 10; Transferred from Catholic Central 10. ELIZABETH GREENLEY B. J.” Spanish Club 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10; Yearbook Salesman 1 2. DALE E. GREGORY Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12; Photographer 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11,12; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11; Key Club 1 2; Russian Club 9, 10, 11; Yearbook Salesman 1 2. ELLEN GREGORY The action at a Pep Rally catches Tina Snyder’s attention. Gary Francis Michael Geenty Elizabeth Greenley Ellen Gregory Wayne Galloway Patrick Grace Dale Gregory 161 The thought of a Zagnut candy bar enthralls Roger Shaller. SANDRA MARIE GUIMENTO “Sandy” Drama Club 11, 12; FHA 12; Intramurals 12. DAVID A. GUNSTER Chico Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Chorus 9; Intramurals 12. MARTIN K. HALL Monty Swim Club 1 1. DAVID HAMLIN Toid GARY HAMMITT Hambone Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Freshman Football 9; J.V. Track 9. WAYNE W. HANNA J Stage Band 10, 11, 1 2; Yearbook Staff 10, 1 1, 1 2; Quill Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Manager 12; J.V. Football 11; Varsity Tennis 12; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, J 2; Rotary Representative 12 . ROSE HARRINGTON WILLIAM GREGG HARRIS Gregg- Senior Honor Society 1 2; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Sgt. at Arms 11, President 12; Stage Crew 9, 10; Jr. Math Club 9. Sandra Guimento Martin Hall Gary Hammitt Rose Harrington David Gunster David Hamlin Wayne Hanna William Harris 162 PAMELA HATALLA “Pam” Ski Club 9, 10, 1 2; Color Guard 11,12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Pian¬ ist 9, 10. JAMES HAVTUR “Jim” J.V. Wrestling 11. GARY T. HAYNES RUSSELL GEORGE HEATER Hee Haw” WILLIAM HEIM “Bill” Transferred from George ' s Valley High School, Thomaston, Maine 12; Varsity Wrestling 12; Varsity Cross-Country 12, Varsity Track 12; Intramurals 1 2. DEBORAH R. HERMAN “Debbie” ?o P D Club 1 10, 11 ' 12, President 1] ' ] 2; Senior Leaders’ Club 11 2; President 12; Jr. Leaders’ Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. T (3r 1 b 1 °°L Sa J esman 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council Rep 10, 1112; Sr. Honor Society 11,12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10- In¬ tramurals 11,12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 1112 ELIZABETH LEE HILTON Art Club 9; Business Club 1 1 ; Intramurals 9, 10. K Pamela Hatalla William Heim James Havtur Deborah Herman Gary Haynes Peggy Hess Russell Heater Elizabeth Hilton 163 CAROL A. HINES “Blaze” Ski Club Assistant Treasurer 12; Gymnastics Club 9, 10; Junior Leaders ' Club 9; Pep Club 9; Art Club 12. KEVIN HITT “Kev” Intramurals 11, 12. GALE DIANE HOBBING “Gaye Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; FHA 12; Intramurals 12. JEFFREY HOHL “Ozz Key Club 1 2; Varsity Club 11, President 1 2; Freshman Basketball 9; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Tennis 10; Varsity Football 1 2; Drama Club 9, 10, 11. JON HOLCOMB “Hoke TIMOTHY HOLT “Tim” REXFORD HUDSON “Rex Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Intramurals 12; Freshman Football 9. MICHAEL HUGHES “Mike Key Club 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 10; Freshman Basketball 9; Freshman Baseball 9. BONNIE HUMPHREY Carol Hines Jon Holcomb Kevin Hitt Rexford Hudson Gale Hobbing Michael Hughes Jeffery Hohl Bonnie Humphrey 164 GREGORY HUNT “Greg” GARY JAMES HUSTON “George” Bowling 9, 10; J.V. Baseball 11; J.V. Football 10. KENNETH DUANE JACKSON “Woodchuck” Freshman Baseball 9; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Baseball 10. PATRICIA ANN JACOBS P. J.” Yearbook Staff 1 2; Business Club 11, 12; Assistant Yearbook Sales Campaign Manager 12; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Senior Honor Society 1 2. ROBIN JAGGER “Rob” FHA 12; Intramurals 12; Pep Club 12. RAYMOND JENSON BRIAN JONES J.V. Football 10; Intramurals 1 1. MARY ELIZABETH JONES , Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 12; Captain 1 2; Ski Club 12; FHA 1 2; Quill 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Senior Honor Socie¬ ty 12. DIANA LEE JUMPER Business Club 10, 11; Receptionist Club 10, 11. Gregory Hunt Kenneth Jackson Robin Jagger Mary Jones Gary Huston Patricia Jacobs Brian Jones Diana Jumper Mike Hughes ponders over a Student Council referendum. MERLA KATZ Receptionist Club 12; Business Club 12. LAURIE KEARNS Pep Club 9; Art Club 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. CHRIS A. KEELER ‘‘Ruby Bagonia” J.V. Football 11; Chenango Valley Health Committee 11, 12; J.V. Track 9; Intramurals 12. APRIL KENYON “Red” Receptionist Club 10, 11; Business Club 12. RONALD KENYON “Pud” Russian Club 9, 10. JAMES KILMER Jim” Varsity Track 11; Stage Band 12. Merle Katz Chris Keeler Ronald Kenyon Laurie Kearns April Kenyon James Kilmer Martha Washburn checks attendance after the walkout. PAUL KNAPIK Choir 10, 11, 12. “Perny” DAVID KNAPP “Nappy” Art Club 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 11, President 1 2; Intramurals 11; Drama Club 11; Choir 11, 12; Librarian 12. MELODY KNEEBIS “Mel” Quill 1 2; Color Guard 1 2; Spanish Club 1 1; Intramurals 11, 12; Senior Honor Society 12. MILO C. KOBBE “Mike” Jr. High Track 9; Jr. High Wrestling 9; Varsity Track 10, 12; J.V. Football 11; Varsity Football 12. RANDY KOCHER Sr. Band 9, 10, 1 1, 12. WENDY KOCHER Business Club 1 2; Receptionist Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. ERIC KORTE MENC-AII-Eastern Chorus 10; All-State Chorus 9; Madrigal Singers 9, 10; NYSSMA 9. SANDRA KOVAL “Sandie” Art Club 10, 11, 12; Bowling 1 2; Quill 12; FTA 11, 1 2. A Warrior victory is reflected on John Ford’s face. Paul Knapik Melody Kneebis Randy Kocher Eric Korte David Knapp Milo Kobbe Wendy Kocher Sandra Kobal 167 BONNY DALE KSENICS Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Leaders 11, 12, Secretary 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 11, 12; Secretary 11, Treasurer 1 2; Debate Club 11; Art Club 1 2; Yearbook Salesman 12; Sen¬ ior Honor Society 1 2. DONALD C. KUBISA “Don” Bowling 10, 11, 12. PHYLLIS KUSHNER Varsity Cheerleading 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 12; Math Club 9, Junior Leaders ' Club 9; Senior Leaders’ Club 11, 12; Swim Club 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnas¬ tics Club 9, 10; Warrior Salesman 12. ELIZABETH PAULETTE LALLA Cheeks” PETER W. LARSON “Pete Debate Club 11, 12; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Mathletes 10, 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Sr. Math Club 1 2; French Club 11, 12; Quill Staff 1 2; Ski Club 1 1; Intramurals 11 , 12 . BRIAN LAVEN SHARON ANN LEE Senior Leaders Club 11,12; Vice President 1 2; FTA 1 2; Intramu¬ rals 9, 10, 1 1, 12. RODNEY LEES “Rod” Organist 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 12; Bowling 10, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. LARRY LOBACZ “Lobe” Varsity Basketball 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Baseball 12; Transfer from C. C. 12. Shela Burford finds serenity in study. Bonny Ksenics Sharon Lee Donald Kubisa Rodney Lees Elizabeth Lalla Larry Lobacz Peter Larson FRED LOVELAND Intramurals 12; Jr. Debate Club 10. JOHN LUNN BARBARA MACK “Barbie” FHA 10, 11, 12; Vice President 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Honor Society 9; Math Club 9; Chorus 9; Pep Club 9; Jr.- Sr. Basketball Game 11; Magazine Sales Homeroom Captain 12; Student Council Rep. 9. BRUCE MacKENZIE “Juicy” Glee Club 9; Choir 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12. CHARLES MACKEY “Charlie” Varsity Basketball 12; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; Yearbook Sales¬ man 12. LINDA MACKEY THOMAS MAJORS “Maj” Student Council Rep. 11, 12; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11 , 12 . JACQUELYN MALIK “Mullik” Transferred from C. C. 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Treasurer 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 1 2; Jr. Prom Committee. CHRISTINE MANGAN “Chris” Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Intramu¬ rals 9, 12; Drama Club 11; Yearbook Salesman 12. Steve Argento Listens attentively to Mr. Miller’s reading of Mac¬ beth. Fred Loveland Barbara Mack Charles Mackey Jacquelyn Malik John Lunn Bruce MacKenzie Thomas Majors Christine Mangan 169 Lawrence Manter Debbie Mays Derek Mason Patricia McGowan A “relaxed study hall agrees with Gary Pert. Raymond Matteson Bonna Matts Colleen McGuinness Linda Medovich LAWRENCE MANTER ‘‘Lar Transferred from Wethersfield, Connecticut; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Quill Staff 1 2. DEREK MASON RAYMOND MATTESON “Sugar Ray” Varsity Football 12; J.V. Football 12; Varsity Baseball 12; J.V. Baseball 10, 11; Freshman Baseball 9; Varsity Club 12; Sr. Honor Society 11,12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Ecology Club, Vice-President 12. BONNA MATTS DECA Club 12. DEBBIE MAYS PATRICIA A. McGOWAN Pat Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; NYSSMA 10; Pep Club 12; Intramurals 10 , 11 , 12 . COLLEEN McGUINNESS ‘‘Col Gymnastics Club 9, 10; Jr. Leaders’ Club 9; Varsity Bowling 10. LINDA MEDOVICH Varsity Bowling 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10; Art Club 12; Intramu¬ rals 1 2. 170 Stephen Medovich Ann Marie Mee Robert Moore Sharon Mott Donald Miller J ames Miller L. William Moulthrop LAWRENCE MEDOVICH “Moose” Freshman Football 9; Varsity Bowling 9, 10, 11. STEPHEN MEDOVICH “Mouse” Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Bowl¬ ing 10, 12. ANN MARIE MEE “Annie” Senior Leaders Club 11, 12; Treasurer 12; FT A Treasurer 11; French Club 11, 12; Vice-President 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Sr. Math Club 10; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Senior Honor Society 12. DONALD MILLER “Don” Key Club 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Announcer 1 2; Sports Announcer 12; French Club 9, 10; Freshman Basketball 9; FT A 9; Yearbook Salesman 12. JAMES MILLER “j im ” Junior Honor Society 9. ROBERT MOORE “Thurman” Freshman Baseball 9; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Senior Honor Society 12; Varsity Bowling 12. L. WILLIAM MOULTHROP Wild Will Soccer 10; Intramurals 12. SHARON MOTT Ed Swan is engrossed in The Good Earth during Senior Lounge. 171 CYNTHIA MOWRY Transferred from Linden Hall 12; Drama Club 12. Cindy Cynthia Mowry Cheryl Naismith Denise New Olive Nicolai Michael Murray Carol Nash Nancy Nichols Anne Odegard MICHAEL MURRAY Murph Yearbook Staff 1 2; Yearbook Salesman 1 2; French Club 11; Sr. Math Club 10; Intramurals 11, 12; J.V. Track 10; Magazine Sales Homeroom Captain 12; Ecology Club 12. CHERYL LYNN NAISMITH Cher” Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; President 12; Secretary and Assist¬ ant Business Manager 11; Choir 11, 12; Madrigals 9, 10, 12; Secretary-Treasurer 9; All State Music Festival 11, 12; NYSMA Awards 10, 11; FTA 11, 12; Quill Staff 11, 12; Activities Editor 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. CAROL RAE NASH Carolina Yearbook Staff 12; Class Treasurer 11, 12; Art Club Treasurer 12; Choir Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Pop Group 10; Ski Club 10; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Intramurals 10, 11 , 12 . DENISE ANNE NEW Glee Club 9, 10; Girls Glee Club 11, 12; Receptionist 12; Busi¬ ness Club 12; Ski Club 12. NANCY KAY NICHOLS Quill Staff 12; Art Club 10; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Senior Honor Society 1 2. OLIVE DOREEN NICOLAI Dor- Art Club 9, 10; Business Club 11; Intramurals 10. ANNE ODEGARD Exchange Student from Drammen, Norway. 172 BARRY W. OLIVER “Squirrel” Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; President 12; Select Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Quill Staff 12; Varsity Club 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Golf 12; Varsity Basketball 12; J.V. Baseball 9, 10; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; Freshman Football 9; Freshman Basketball 9; Sr. Honor Society 12. GARY O’NEIL “G.T.O.” JANICE OSBORNE “Jan” Drama Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 1 2; Ski Club 9, 10, 1 2; Secretary 1 2; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Jr. Math Club 9; History Club 10. y MICHELLE OTTAWAY “Micki” French Club President 1 1; Art Club Sergeant-at-Arms 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Yearbook Salesman 12; Pep Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12 . CYNTHIA PANKO “Cindy” Pep Club 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; Glee Club 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Business Club 12; Receptionist Club 12; Ski Club 9, 12. NANCY PATERSON Senior Class President 1 2; Junior Class President 1 1; Student Coun¬ cil 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Sr. Honor Society 1 1, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; NYS Regents Schol¬ arship Winner 1 2. PATRICK E. PAVILONIS Chess Club 9, 10, 11; Quill Staff 9, 10, 11; Jr. Honor Society 9; Sr. Math Club 9, 10, 11; Sr. Debate Club 9, 10, 11; Russian Club 10, 1 1; Science Club 9, 10, 11; Key Club 9, 10, 11. PATRICIA MARIA PEASE “Pat” Business Club 11, 12; Vice-President 1 2; FHA 1 2; Receptionist Club 11 , 12 . Barry Oliver Cynthia Panko Gary O ' Neil Nancy Paterson Janice Osborne Patricia Pease Michelle Ottaway 173 Stephen Pecha Mary Lou Perkins Lisa Peterson Karen Piatt James Pennefeather Gary Pert Thomas Phillips John Pierce STEPHEN JOHN THOMAS PECHA “Steve” Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Baseball 10; Class Treasurer 9. JAMES PENNEFEATHER “Jim” Varsity Football 1 1, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; Freshman Wrestling 9; Freshman Baseball 9; Ski Club 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; In¬ tramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. MARY LOU PERKINS “Lou” Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Class Secre¬ tary 10; Student Council Representative 11; Yearbook Sales¬ man 1 2; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 12; FTA 12; Jr. Leaders Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Honor Society 12. GARY J. PERT Frizbee Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Key Club 10, 11; Jr. Honor Society 9. LISA PETERSON Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Sr. Math Club 12; Latin Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Choir 10, 11 . THOMAS PHILLIPS “Tom Ski Club 10, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; Swim Club 11, 12; Swimmers ' Aid 1 2; Tennis 1 2. KAREN ANN PIATT Choir 10, 11, 12; Secretary 12; Sr. Leaders 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Chorus 9; Yearbook Salesman 1 2; Latin Club 9. JOHN M. PIERCE “Bullet- Varsity Basketball 12; J.V. Basketball 10, 11; Freshman Basket¬ ball 9; Varsity Track 10; Key Club 11, 12; Sergeant-at-Arms 1 2. 174 Elizabeth Pittsley Kathy Pratt Darcie Randall Mark Rapp Deborah Quick Peter Rau Thomas Ralston Patrick Reardon ELIZABETH PITTSLEY “Liz” Business Club 11, 12; Receptionist Club 11; Spanish Club 10; Pep Club 9; Art Club 12. KATHY ANN PRATT Business Club 12; Chorus 12; Glee Club 12. DEBORAH QUICK “Quickie Chorus 9, 10, 11; Jr. Math Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Magazine Captain 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11. THOMAS RALSTON “Ralston” DARCIE JOANNE RANDALL “Darce” Russian Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 10; President 12; FTA 11; Year¬ book Salesman 12; Quill Staff 12; Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Vice- President 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 12; Maxwell Scholar¬ ship Contestant 11. MARK RAPP “Big Man” Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. PETER RAU Pete Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Jr. Math Club 9. PATRICK REARDON Pat Homeroom finds Karen Throup anticipating ' her day. Darlene Relyea Diane Requa Elyn Rich Mildred Robbins John Resciniti Phyllis Rhodes David R. Robinson David W. Robinson DARLENE RELYEA “Dor” Varsity Bowling 9, 10, 1 2; Ski Club 10; Art Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Jr. Math Club 9; Senior Honor Society 12; Year¬ book Salesman 1 2. DIANE REQUA “Deedee” Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; FHA 12; J.V. Bowling 9; Jr. Math Club 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; Intramurals 12; March of Dimes Representative 12. JOHN D. RESCINITI Rasputin” Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Track 10; In¬ tramurals 10, 11, 12. PHYLLIS RHODES Ski Club 10; Yearbook Salesman 12. ELYN RICH FTA 11, 12; French Club 10; Librarian 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Chorus 9; Senior Honor Society 12. MILDRED ROBBINS “Millie” DAVID R. ROBINSON “Robbie” Freshman Football 9. DAVID W. ROBINSON “Dave Burr Warne challenges Phil Dimmick to a game of Jacks” in Senior Lounge. 176 Despite freak snow storm, Barry Oliver practices his Arnold Palmer form. JOHN ROGERS ‘‘Jack” Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Science Club 9; Cross Country 9. PATRICIA ROMANCZUK “Pat” Twirling Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12; Co- Captain 12; Secretary-Treasurer 11, 12; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; NYSSMA 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10. JOSEPH F. ROSER “Joe” Swim Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Varsity Track 10, 11, 1 2; Choir 12. DANIEL ROSENKRANCE “Dan” Transferred from Vestal High School 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Choir 11, 12; Madrigals 1 2; Drama Club 11, 12; FTA 1 2; Year¬ book Salesman 1 2. DEBRA ROSS Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10; French Club 11; FTA 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Pep Club 9. CONNIE RUPERT Health Careers Club 9; FHA 11; Pep Club 10; Intramurals 10; Color Guard 10, 11. BARBARA ANN RUSPANTINI “Barb” Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Bowling 9; Receptionist 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Business Club 11, 12; Vice-President 11; President 12. JAMES RYAN “Jim” John Rogers Daniel Rosenkrance Debra Ross Barbara Ruspantini Patricia Romasczuk Joseph Roser Connie Rupert James Ryan Jack Ryder James Ryder Kathy Saam Guy Sabin Coleen Sabitus Jackie Samek Judy Sandwick Julie Ann Serafini JACK RYDER J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Drama Club 10; Jr. Math Club 9; Freshman Football 9; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 1 1, 12; J.V. Track 9. JAMES RYDER “Jim Varsity Track 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; Sr. Band 9, 10; Spanish Club 10; Spanish IV Club 12. KATHY SAAM Kath” Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Secretary 1 2; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Ski Club 12; Drama Club 12; FHA 12; Color Guard 12; Quill Staff 12; French Club 1 1; Orchestra 9. GUY SABIN “Sabone” Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Wrestling 1 2; Varsity Track 10, 12; J.V. Wrestling 10, 11; J.V. Football 10; Stage and Tech Crew 9; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Ski Club 12; Intramurals 11. COLLEEN SABITUS Col” French Club 11; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Drama Club 10; FTA 11; Yearbook Salesman 12; Senior Honor Society 12. JACKIE SAMEK Choir 12; Spanish Club 12; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 9. JUDY SANDWICK Jude” Business Club 11, 12; French Club 11; Drama Club 10, 1 1, 1 2; Pep Club 9, 10. JULIE ANN SERAFINI “Jams Student Council Representative 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Choir 11, 12; Glee Club 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Math Club 9; Quill Staff 11; Red Cross Club 9. 178 STEPHEN SHAFER “Elmo” Jr. Honor Society 9; Freshman Football 9; Science Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. SALLY SHAHEEN Choir 10, 11, 12; Art Club Secretary 1 2. ROGER SHALLER “Shag” Bowling 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Jr. High Track 9. LOUELLA SHAMPANG “Lou” Varsity Bowling 9, 12; Art Club 12. DARLENE SHANER “Butch” Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11; Glee Club 9, 10; Receptionist 12. CAROLE SHEELEY Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 1 2; All State Band 11,12; NYSSMA 9, 10, 11, 12; Clarinet Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Swingphonic Band 1 1; Art Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. BARBARA LEE SHELBY “Barb” Chorus 9; Glee Club 10, 11. SUSAN SILVERNAIL “Sue” Senior Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9. iH f | [H S i m ft Mary Lou Perkins does it.” Stephen Shafer Roger Shaller Darlene Shaner Barbara Shelby Sally Shaheen Louella Shampang Carole Sheeley Susan Silvernail 179 JAMES SISSON J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Varsity Track 11, 12; J.V. Wrestling 11; Spanish Club 11, 12. KAREN SKINNER Librarian 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Sr. Honor Socie¬ ty 12. MARK E. SKINNER ‘‘Doc’’ Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; French Club 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Math Club 12; Science Club 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Cross-Country 12; Varsity Track 1 2; Quill Staff 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. CAROL ANN SMITH Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Captain 12; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Jr. Leaders 9; FHA 12; Pep Club 12; Gymnastics Club 10. MARK SMITH “Molunkus Freshman Football 9; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 1; Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Maxwell Scholarship Contestant 11, 12; Quill Staff 10, 11, 1 2; Business Manager 11; Drama Club 1 2; Yearbook Sales¬ man 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. ROD SMITH “Smitty” Student Council — Assistant Secretary 11, Vice-President 1 2; J.V. Wrestling 9, 10; Varsity Wrestling 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Track 10 . SCOTT SMITH Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 1 2; FTA 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Secre¬ tary 12; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; NMSQT Letter of Commendation. RICHARD SNYDER James Sisson Mark Smith Karen Skinner Rodney Smith Mark Skinner Scott Smith Carol Smith 180 Edward Swan Tina Snyder William Soule Heidi Sweet Steven Sweet David Suchanic Helen Tainter A broken typewriter interrupts Derek Mason ' s poetic flow. TINA SNYDER Student Council Representative 9; Junior Leaders Vice-President 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; French Club 11; Freshman Queen Candidate; Intramurals 9. WILLIAM SOULE “Billy” Varsity Baseball 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Freshman Baseball 9; Golf 1 2; Intramurals 9. DAVID SUCHANIC “Dave Golf 12. EDWARD J. SWAN “Ed” Jr. Math Club 9; Sr. Math Club 10, 11; French Club 11; Intramu¬ rals 10, 11, 12. HEIDI SWEET French Club 12; Art Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Jr. Lead¬ ers 9; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. STEVEN M. SWEET “Sweeter” J.V. Wrestling 11; J.V. Football 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Quill Staff 1 2; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. HELEN TAINTER Transferred from Boxford, Massachusetts 12; Yearbook Sales¬ man 1 2. STEVEN B. TAYLOR “Steve” Varsity Wrestling 11; J.V. Wrestling 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10. Donald Tesar Jackson Tingley Kevin Transue Deborah Uhouse Karen Throup Bruce Tracy Jeffrey Turner DONALD J. TESAR “Don” KAREN THROUP Troopsie” Sr. Leaders 11, 1 2; Jr. Leaders 10; French Club 1 1; Pep Club 9, 10; Chorus 9; Gymnastic Club 10; Ski Club 9, 12; Drama Club 12; FTA 12; Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11; Yearbook Salesman 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10. JACKSON M. TINGLEY “Jack” J.V. Wrestling 9; Varsity Track 10; Sr. Band 9. BRUCE TRACY KEVIN TRANSUE “Kev” JEFFREY S. TURNER “Jeff” Sr. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Choir 1 2; All State Band 11; All-State Stage Band 12; Spanish Club 9. DEBORAH UHOUSE “Deb” Pep Club 9, 10; DECA Club President 12; Yearbook Salesman 12 . Sharon Boughton passes a free moment lost in thought. 182 DANIEL ULBRIGHT “Dan” MARCIA E. VOLLACK “Marsh” Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 11, 12; Senior Chorus 10; Intermediate Chorus 9; Pep Club 9. FRANCES VOLOSEVICH “Magnolia” Senior Leaders 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 1 2; Ski Club 1 2; Yearbook Salesman 1 2; FHA 11, 12. RICHARD WAFFLE “Groyne” Spanish Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook staff 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. ROBERT WAGNER “Bob” Cross Country 10, 11; Russian Club 11; Radio Club 9; Intramu¬ rals 11,12. GARY WALRATH Vedo” Jr. Honor Society 9; Varsity Football 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Sr. Math Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Senior Honor Society 12 . BURR WARNE Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Track 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; Varsity Wrestling 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 1 2; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 1 2. DAVID ALAN WARNE “Dave” J.V. Wrestling 10; Varsity Wrestling 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Freshman Football 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 1 2. Debbie Herman, Phyllis Kushner, and Jackie Malik show signs of “Senioritis. Daniel Ulbright Robert Wagner Marcia Vollack Gary Walrath Fran Volosevich Burr Warne Richard Waffle David Warne 183 MARTHA WASHBURN “Marty” French Club President 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Choir 11; Ski Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 12; Jr. Leaders 9; Gymnastics 9; Pep Club 9; Student Council 10, 11; Magazine Captain 12. JANE WEBER “Janie” Varsity Bowling 9, 10, 12; FHA 9, 10; DECA Club Treasurer 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. FREDERICK WEIDNER “Boots” Freshman Wrestling 9. KENNETH WEIR “Ken” Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 10, 12; Senior Honor Society 11, 1 2; Sr. Band 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10; Mathletes 1 2; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. RONALD F. WHETSELL “Ron CARLETON E. WHITING “Tex Yearbook Staff 1 2; Student Council Observer 11, 12; Quill Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage and Tech Crew 12; Drama Club 12; C.V. Health Committee 11, 12; Chairman 12; Junior Honor Society 9; Ecology Club 12; Regent Scholarship Winner. LORIE WHITNEY Varsity Cheerleader 1 1; J.V. Cheerleader 9, 10; Captain 10; Stu¬ dent Council 11, 12; Girl Delegate 11; DAR Good Citizenship Award 12; Ski Club 9, 12; Senior Leaders 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Vice-President 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Sales¬ man 12; Swimmer ' s Aid 12. SUSANNAH WEST Senior Band 9. Martha Washburn Susannah West Jane Weber Ronald Whetsell Fred Weidner Carleton Whiting Kenneth Weir Lorie Whitney 184 Annie Mee really digs volleyball. H. DAVID WILCOX “Dave” Senior Honor Society 12; Junior Honor Society 9, 10; Science Club 9, 10; Red Cross Club 11; Radio Club 9. MARK WILCOX Burl Ski Club 9, 10. DAVID WILLIAMS GARY WINCHELL The Winch Jr. High Wrestling 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. JEFFREY YOUNG MELANIE YOUNG Mel” DECA Club 12; FHA 12; Intramurals 10, 11. DIANA ZEMEK Junior Leaders 9; Intramurals 9, 10; Business Club 11, 12; Re¬ ceptionist 11; Yearbook Salesman 12; Chorus 9, 10. H. David Wilcox Gary Winchell Melanie Young Mark Wilcox Jeffrey Young Diana Zemek 185 Geared to help you with your money matters. Broome County Bankers ' Association The Binghamton Savings Bank The Endicott National Bank Endicott Trust Company First-City National Bank The Industrial Bank of Binghamton Marine Midland Trust Company of Southern New York 188 Laminated Plastic KITCHEN KRAFT 64 Travis Ave. Binghamton, New York LOUIS J. GUTHEIL 722-1137 724-8090 MAKE STOVES • HEATING • APPLIANCES 135 WASHINGTON STREET . PHONE 3-6455 • BINGHAMTON. N YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE RANGES Compliments of TRI-COUNTY QUARRIES Vestal, N. Y. FRANCIS CONSTRUCTION CO. Commercial—Residential Remodeling 109 Robinson Street Binghamton 722-7263 INC NELSON ELLIS Wayside Furniture and Rugs ROUTE 7, PHONE RA 3-6444 PAUL J. 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HORDAS, Proprietor 24-Hour Service Towing—Collision—Painting Rt. 12 and I2A at 1447 Upper Front St. Binghamton, New York 724-1346 209 “I have fought a goodf I have finished myo I have kept the faith.’i 212 213 SEVENTH GRADE Abbey, Gerald — 80 Abbey, Keith — 80, 131 Ackerman, Lisa — 80, 78 Aiken, Lois — 84 Allen, Kelly — 82 Aswad, Stephanie — 82 Augustine, Mark Alan — 84, 141 Bailey, Alison — 84 Bakay, Gary — 84 Baker, Lorrie — 88 Baldwin, Robin — 85 Barnett, Daniel — 141 Barsham, Linda — 78, 80 Belcher, Donald — 82 Beman, Herbert — 82 Benek, Cynthia — 82 Bennett, Cheri Bennett, David — 84 Benza, Debra — 84 Berray, Susan — 84 Bertram, Kim — 88 Bielenda, Karon — 85 Bogart, Jon — 80 Bohlen, Alan — 80 Boland, Jean — 80 Bolton, Barbara — 82 Bordonaro, Pat — 82 Bowman, Frank — 82 Braman, Carol — 84 Bronson, Marsha — 84 Brown, Carol — 84 Brown, Kris — 85, 1 36 Brown, Susan — 84 Brown, Tim — 80, 83 Buono, Tom — 80 Burke, John — 82 Cady, Gail — 82 Canale, David — 82 Carman, James Carney, Susan — 84 Casso, Steven — 84 Chase, Diana — 85 Church, Kelleen — 80 Churchill, Debra — 80 Cicak, Dennis — 80 Clark, Kenneth — 82 Clarke, Kathy — 80 Clifford, Kim — 82 Cline, Bonnie — 82 Contro, Elizabeth — 84 Corey, William — 84 Corlyon, Kathy — 80 Cornelius, Bonnie — 84 Cornelius, Scott — 85 Craver, Cynthia — 80 Crawley, Myles — 78, 80, 131 Creagh, Jeanne — 82 Damiano, John — 82, 131 Daniels, Charles — 82 Danzi, William — 84, 128, 136 Daub, Stephanie — 78, 80 Davies, John — 84 Davis, Luann — 84 Davis, Mark — 85 Dawn, Robert — 80 DeCastro, Mary Ann — 82 Delarno, Karen — 82 Demoski, Kathy — 82 Dickstein, David — 82 Dionne, Gregory — 82 Disotelle, Caryl — 84 Disotelle, Cheryl — 84 Doebler, Wendy Doherty, Brian — 85 Doolittle, Gregory — 80 Douglas, Marietta — 80 Dunbar, Duncan — 80 Eck, William — 80 Edwards, Linda — 82 Edwards, Lori Einfelot, Sherry — 82 Elliott, Susan — 84 Fadden, Daniel — 84 Fairbairn, Cheryl — 84 Felice, Julia — 85 Fernald, Ricky — 80 Finch, Laura — 80 Finch, Susan — 57, 80 Fiske, Gregory — 82 Flynn, Gregory — 82 Foland, Pamela — 82 Ford, Beverlee — 82 Forsyth, Elizabeth — 84 Frayer, Keith — 84 Freeman, J. Scott -— 80, 128 Frey, Debra — 85 Gallaher, Debra — 80 Gallo, John -— 80 Ganow, Sherri — 82 Garrett, Kathleen — 84 Gee, Leonard — 82 Geenty, Linda — 82 Giambalvo, Philip — 84 Gorley, Ronald — 84 Gould, Roy — 84 Gowe, Kathy — 85 Grahm, Jack Graves, Donna — 80 Green, Glenn — 80 Griffin, Gerard — 82, 131 Groome, John — 82 Grunder, Gary — 82, 131, 145 Gunster, Doreen — 84 Hackel, James — 84 Hamilton, Michael — 84, 131 Harding, Jon — 85 Harris, Mark — 80 Hatch, Jeffrey — 80 Havtur, Yvonne — 80 Hawthorne, Coleen — 82 Hay, Christopher Hayes, Joann — 82 Haynes, Michael — 80 Heater, Debbie — 84 Heenan, Karen — 84 Heim, Bruce — 88 Heisler, Dennis — 84 Heysek, Randy — 85 Hickling, Nancy — 80 Hill, David — 80 Holcomb, Luanne — 82 Holmes, Alan Holmes, Michael — 82 Horvatt, Victoria — 80 Hoyle, Micheal — 82 Hudak, Mard — 84 Hughes, Alan — 82 Hughes, Randal — 84 Iversen, Clifford — 84 Jabor, Karen — 82 Jackowski, Charles — 84 Jennings, Catherine — 85 Johnson, Deborah Jones, Elizabeth — 80 Jones, Theresa — 80 Kalivoda, Shari — 82 Kasmarcik, Victor — 82 Keefe, Patrick — 82 Kennicutt, Richard — 84 Kilmer, Diane — 84 Klein, John — 85 Kneebis, Michael — 80 Knox, Judith — 80 Kostun, Sergius — 82 Kreidler, Kevin — 80 Kutz, William — 82, 70 La Clair, Melody — 82 La Pierre, Mary — 85 La Valle, Kim — 82 Lamb, Barbara — 82 Lamb, Michael — 84 Lamb, Patty — 84 Landers, Paul Larnerd, Michael — 80 Larson, Frederick — 80 Laudato, Patricia — 80 Lawler, James — 82 Leamon, April — 82 Lindsey, Lloyd — 84 Ling, Cathy — 84 Linsky, Edward — 84 Lorenc, Joseph — 85 Lyons, Martha — 80 Mackey, George — 80 Malik, Christopher ■ 84 Martin, Kevin — 80, 82 Martin, Timothy Martinichio, John — 82 Mazzei, Francis — 82, 131 Mazzei, Steven — 84, 131 McAvoy, Christopher — 84 McCormack, David — 84 McCrady, Denise — 85 McDaniel, Robin — 80 McGarry, Louise — 80 McKallor, Katharine — 80 McLaughlin, Wendy — 82 McNab, Sherri — 82 McNeish, Bonnie — 82 Meade, Dudley Meagher, David — 84 Meaker, Karol — 84 Meade, Dudley — 84 Meagher, David Meaker, Karol Merrill, Lillian — 85 Miller, Christine — 80 Miller, Glenn — 82 Mion, Regina — 82 Moore, Sheila — 80 Moore, Suzanne — 84 Moulthrop, Scott — 84, 62 Mullineaux, Vicki — 84 Musto, Laura — 85 Napoli, Mark — 80 Nearing, Debra — 80 Neer, Cindy — 80 Neff, Richard — 82 Oatmen, Debbie — 84 Osterhout, Gordon — 82 Overby, Deborah Palmatier, Lynne — 84 Palmatier, Robert — 84 Parkhurst, David — 85 Pellett, Mark Perkins, Elaine — 55, 78, 80 Perkins, William — 80 Perrego, Ann — 80 Peterson, Amy — 78, 82 Petrisak, Gary — 84 Pillars, Debra — 82 Poodiack, Jean — 84 Potak, Cynthia — 84, 70 Potak, Joseph — 84 Potter, Kenneth — 85, 140, 141 Pratt, Joseph — 80 Readon, Mark — 80 Reale, Mary Ann — 80 Reed, David — 82, 136 Roers, Robert — 82 Rose, Jane — 82 Rose, Mark — 84 Roser, Cindy — 84 Roser, Judy — 84 Rounds, Richard 84, 61 Rought, Paul — 85 Ruffo, Richard — 80, 136 Ruggeri, Kathleen — 80 Rupert, Cheryl — 80 Ryall, Matthew — 84 Ryan, Margaret — 82 Salisbury, Carolyn — 82 Salmon, Laura — 82 Sayer, Nancy — 84 Scanlon, Donna — 84 Schneider, Pamela — 84 Schuldt, Jerome — 85 Schumacher, William Seeley, Carolyn — 80 Serafini, Roseanne Sherwood, Carol — 82 Shelds, Deborah — 82 Shoop, David — 82 Singer, Sheila — 84 Skinner, Cathy — 84 Smey, Catherine — 84 Smith, Helen — 80 Smith, Jeffrey — 80 Smith, Sandra — 80 Smyk, Nancy — 80 Snashall, Pamela — 55, 82 Soule, Martin — 82 Soules, Kim — 82 Spak, Gregory — 84 Spencer, Elaine — 84 Stecyk, Katherine — 85 Syecyk, Natalie — 80 Stiner, Glen — 80, 141 Suchanicc, Susan — 80 Swartwood, David — 82 Swartwood, Mark — 88 Sweeney, Christine — 82 Tabor, Christopher — 82 Tabor, Karen Tabor, Sharon — 84 Tacci, Michael — 84 Tarbell, John — 84, 136 Taylor, Sharon — 88 Terray, Cynthia — 85 Tester, Lynne Anne — 80 Thompson, Stacy Tiesi, Michael — 80 Totten, Deborah — 82 Travis, Donna — 82 Treaster, Paul — 82 Trebilcock, Darlene — 84 Trou, John — 84 Underriner, Carolyn — 85 Van Barriger, Cheryl — 80 Vickery, Katherine — 80 Vincent, Sandra — 80, 81 Wahl, Sandra — 82 Walker, Theresa — 82 Walrath, Deborah — 82 Walrath, Valerie — 84 Warne, Melinda — 84 Wassmer, Elaine — 84 Weber, Carl — 85 Weeks, David — 80 Wertman, David — 80 Westbrook, Linda — 80 Whispell, Eva — 88 Whitford, Brian — 82 Whithorn, Robbie — 82 Whitlock, Jacquline — 82 Wilber, Mark Wilbur, Mark — 84 Wilbbur, Michael — 84 Wilcox, Candace Wilcox, Roxanne — 84 Williams, Peggy — 85 Winans, Tammy Winston, Bonnie —- 80 Winston, Fred — 80 Woodford, Chrisltine — 82 Woodrow, Diane — 82 Yeager, David — 82 Young, Carlle — 82 Zielinsky, Mike —- 85 Zimick, Deborah — 84 Zimick, Sharon — 84 Zschiedrich, Doris — 84 EIGHTH GRADE Almy, Paul — 82 Apgar, Irene — 92 Aston, Cheryl — 92 Aswad, Mark — 90 Baker, Lorrie Baldwin, Christine — 92 Banford, Stephen — 90 Barlow, Donna — 90 Barnes, Nancy — 90 Barr, Stephen — 92 Bell, Donna — 88 Benscoter, James — 88 Bernaver, Judith — 88 Bertram, Kim Betts, Gary — 88 Bidwell, Mard — 90, 1 36 Birch, Robert — 90 Bodnar, Elaine — 90 Bo hlen, Alice — 92 Bolt, Lyndon — 92, 130, 147 Brent, Richard — 92, 130, 61 Brown, David — 93, 1 30 Brown, Don — 88, 1 30 Brown, Steve — 88, 130 Brown, Thomas — 36, 41, 136 Bush, Susan — 90 Canale, Mary — 90 Caruso, Gary — 92 Chabin, Deborah — 90 Chase, George — 92 Clark, Daniel — 92, 1 30 Cline, Thomas — 92 Cogswell, Theresa — 93 Cole, Timothy — 92, 131, 136 Collins, Daniel — 88 Connor, Tim — 88 Conrad, Andrea — 90 Contro, Minnie — 90 Cook, Thomas — 90 Crandall, Jack Davis, Bonnie DeCastro, Catherine — 92 Delarno, Thomas — 88 DeNucci, Mark — 93, 128 Dean, Jodie Dempsey, Gail — 88 Dillingham, Thomas — 88 Donnelly, Brian — 86, 90 Douglas, Murray — 90 Dow, Mark — 90, 1 30 Durbin, Gary — 92 Eaton, Terri Eaves, Thomas — 92 Einfeldt, Craig — 92 Esheman, Shelly — 93 Evans, Philip Fe Dora, Raymond Felker, Mark — 88 Firmstone, William — 90 Flanagan, Timothy — 90 Ford, Colleen — 92 Ford, Robert — 90 Foster, Charmian — 90 Foster, Steven — 92, 141 Freeh, Layne — 92 Fulkrod, Lisa — 92 Gates, Gerald — 93 Gilbert, Carrie — 88 Gioia, Diana — 88 Goozee, Dean — 88 Gould, David — 90 Grady, Laurie — 90 Graves, Daniel — 92 Gregory, Todd — 92 Grander, Karen — 55, 92 Gurney, Catherine — 93 Gutheil, Cathy — 88 Hall, Leslie — 88 Hamel, Ruth — 88 Hammond, David — 90, 128, 136 147, 61 Harmer, Susan — 90 Harrington, Clair — 90 Harrington, Susan — 92 Hatch, Richard — 92 Hawley, Scott — 90 Hazilla, William 88, 147 Heier, Matthew — 88 Heim, Bruce Heisler, Susan 90 Hewitt, Cynthia — 88 Hitchcock, llene — 55, 93 Hoag, Patricia — 55, 90 Holbert, Jack Hoxie, Lou Ann — 92 Humphrey, Ann — 92 Jackson, Larry — 88 Jamieson, Cathy — 93, 61 Jones, Elizabeth — 88 Jones, Patricia — 88 Jones, Valerie — 88 Joseph, Liane — 90 Kalmbacher, Amy — 90 Kalmbacher, Robert — 90 Kellogg, Robin — 92 Knight, Karen — 92 Kocak, John — 92 Koltz, Vicky — 93 Korte, Donna — 88, 61 Kraham, Karen — 88 Kresge, Dvane — 88 Krisko, Richard — 90 La Monica, Mike — 90 Lawson, Kathy — 90 Leamon, Kimberly — 92 Lenox, Sylvia — 92 Link, Dan — 92 Locke, Debbie — 92 Love, James — 93 Lynn, David — 147 Lyon, Lori — 88 MacDermott, Robin — 88 MacGregor, Douglas — 90, 130 Maddy, Kevin — 90, 145, 130 Maguire, Suzanne — 90 Mangan, Joel — 92 Martin, Barbara — 92 Martin, Steven — 92 Matthews, Linda — 41, 93 McDaniel, James McHale, Cynthia — 57, 88 McNally, Kathleen — 90 McPherson, Valerie — 86, 88 Medovich, Robin — 90 Merrill, Kimberly — 90 Merrill, Richard — 90 Mickel, Joseph — 90, 1 30 Melchanowski, Trina Miller, Roger — 92, 1 30, 1 36, 141 Miller, William — 92 Mischler, Mark — 93 Mooney, Susan — 88 Morgan, Ken — 88 Moriarity, Joseph — 88 Mott, Robert — 90 Moulthrop, Nancy — 90 Mowry, Tim — 90, 130, 147, 61 Munney, Kenneth — 92, 147 Murdock, Gregg — 92 Nagy, Kathleen — 92 Naismith, Susan — 93 Negus, Danny — 88 Niess, Karen — 57, 86, 88 Neulon, Sandra — 57 New, Cheryl — 90 Nolan, Nancy — 90 Norton, Barry — 92 O’Brien, Kevin — 92 O’Connor Bridget — 92 O’Neill, Brian — 93, 1 36, 147 O’Neil, Ronny — 88 Ocker, Christopher — 88 Paetzold, Armin Palmatier, Steven — 90 Palmisano, Mike — 90 Pandich, Andrew — 90 Parke, Catherine — 92 Parker, Thomas — 92 Parkhurst, Kathleen — 92 Peake, Robert — 93, 61 Pecka, James — 88 Pegos, Donna — 57, 88 Perchinsky, Linda — 90 Percik, Nancy — 90 Perez, Kathy — 92 Perrigo, Michael — 92 Perry, Debra Pert, Steven — 92, 147 Pettinato, Jeffery — 92 Pickering, Richard — 86, 93 Powell, Dawn — 88 Price, Gerald — 88 Quick, Michelle — 88 Randall, James — 90 Randall, Steven — 88, 130 Rau, Susan Rauch, Annette — 49, 92 Reale, Jonna — 92 Reardon, Kevin — 92 Renell, Jeffrey — 93 Reynolds, Rick — 88 Reynolds, Ronald — 88 Rich, Gail — 55, 88 Richards, Mark — 90, 128 Roberts, George — 92, 93 Roberts, James — 90 Robinson, Charles — 90 Rose, Judith — 90 Ruffo, David — 92 Sabitus, Robin — 92 Saddlemire, Debbie — 92 Sage, James — 93, 1 36 Salmon, Deborah — 88, 61 Sandell, Mark — 88, 141 Saunders, Charles — 86, 88 Sayer, James — 90, 1 28 Schneider, Arlan — 90 Scott, David — 41,90, 1 30, 1 36, 147 Seargent, Sue — 92 Seeholzer, Brian — 92 Sells, Susan — 92 Shafer, John — 92, 61 Sharak, John — 88, 131, 147 Shaw, Kris — 92 Sheffler, Robert — 88 Shimrock, John — 88 Sigler, Michael — 90 Silvernail, Ronald — 90 Simonis, Kirk — 90 Skinner, Gordon — 92 Skope, Deborah — 92 Smack, Michael — 92, 130, 141 Smith, Bruce — 93 Smith, Carol — 88 Smith, Cheryl — 88 Smith, Deborah — 90, 61 Smith, Debra — 90 Smith, Holly — 90 Smith, Scott — 92 Solian, Paul Spaford, Edward Starks, Cynthia — 93 Stasko, Mary — 88 Stecker, Mary — 88 Stephens, Harold — 86, 88 Stevens, James — 90 Stevens, Robin — 90 Stoehr, Catherine — 90 Stone, Robert — 92 Suchanic, Carol — 92 Talamo, Michael — 92 Taren, Nancy — 41, 93 Taylor, John — 8, 61 Taylor, Sharon Thorne, Richard — 88 Throup, Donna — 86, 90 Torrey, Grace — 90 Torrington, Randi — 90 Tozer, Kathy — 92, 61 Transue, Jamie — 92 Transue, Mary — 86, 92 Truesdail, Mark — 92 Turnbull, Theresa — 93 Tyler, Stephen — 88 Underriner, Lawrence — 88 Vail, Leslie — 88 Valenti, Deborah — 90, 61 Valenti, Robert — 90 Van Scoy, Ronald — 92 Vanderpool, James — 90 Vickery, William — 92, 147 Wakder, Joseph — 92 Warfield, Steffen — 93, 1 30, 1 36 Washburn, Cynthia — 88 Wendell, Thomas — 88 Wilbur, Cheryl — 88 Wilbur, Stephen — 90 Wilfley, Eric — 90, 136 Williams, Albert Williams, Ann — 92 Williams, Donald — 92 Wilson, Rena — 92, 61 Wood, Gary — 93 Wood, James — 88, 61 Woodrow, Jerry — 90 Wilcox, Candace — 80 Work, Charles — 1 30, 70 Wrighter, Mary — 90 Zachar, Joseph — 92 Zimmer, Carl — 93 Zschiedrich, Andrea — 88 NINTH GRADE Abbey, Sandra — 100 Aiken, Barbara — 100 Allen, Carolyn — 49, 100 Anderson, Cindy — 96 Atteridg, Panela — 56, 98 Atwater, Susan — 98 Auchinachie, Debora — 98 Bakay, Michael — 100 Baker, Donald — 98 Baldwin, Kevin Baldwin, Sharon — 96 Barnard, Michael — 96, 94 Barr, David — 100, 130 Belensky, Karen — 56 Belensky, Kathy — 56, 96, 98 Benning, Bonnie — 49, 96 Betts, Richard — 1 30 Birch, Martha — 100 Bodnar, Lynette — 100 Boehmke, John — 49, 100, 1 28, 1 36 Bordonaro, Charles — 100 Bowman, Laura — 96 Branick, Michael — 99 Brennen, Mike — 1 36 Bronson, Duane — 56, 59 Bronson, Kathy Bronson, Lee — 98, 130, 140 Brown, Lance — 41,96, 131,136, 94 Brown, Scott — 96 Brown, Terri — 96, 61 Browne, Deborah Bruet, Charles — 96, 1 36, 1 35 Burk, Brain — 96 Burke, Micharl — 100, 130 Burns, Beverly — 98, 61 Butch, Butch — 49, 98 Carlsen, Stephen — 98, 131 Carter, Melinda — 49, 99 Casella, Gina — 61 Clark, Theresa — 100 Clift, Robert — 100 Coates, Eric Colwell, James — 56, 96 Congdon, John — 96 Chaple, Michele — 100 Christensen, Steve — 98 Coon, Susan — 96 Corey, Deborah — 98 Cornelius, David — 98 Creagh, Chrysa — 98 Custer, Tex Daniels, Benjamin ■ 99, 1 30 Davis, Ann — 51,55, 96, 61 Dawn, Sharon — 100 DeMaria, Terri — 100 DeZuba, Michael — 100 Decker, Marie — 100 Demuth, Bonnie — 100 215 Desko, Kim — 99 DiMascio, Judith — 51, 55, 98 Diener, Linda — 98 Dickstein, Vincent — 98 Docalavich, Pamela — 98 Dodson, William — 98, 1 30 Doherty, George — 96 Dolan, Deborab — 96 Dolezal, Frances — 96 Douglas, Harold — 98 Downey, Deborah — 72, 96 DuBrava, John — 96 Dunlop, Thomas — 59, 98, 130 Eddy, Donna — 98 Edsell, Denneth — 98 Dewards, Douglas — 99 Edwards, Louis — 98 Evangelisti, Nancy — 49, 100 Evans, Bonnie — 100 Evans, David — 100 Felice, Kathleen — 72, 100 Ferdo, Marionna —- 96 Fike, John — 99 Filiak, Paul — 100, 70 Fiske, Letricia — 98 Fleming, Sue — 55, 93, 99, 61 Ford, Susan — 98 Forkey, Bryan — 98 Fortran, Rhonda — 49, 98 Fox, Elizabeth — 98 Frey, Linda — 98 Fuller, Vickie — 96 Gerhardt, Martin — 99 Giambalvo, Nancy — 96 Gioia, Eric — 96 Gregory, Claire — 49, 96 Grubb, Brenda — 96, 70 Guy, David — 99, 131, 136, 94 Hall, Michael — 41, 98, 1 30, 136, 94 Hammitt, Michael — 98 Hanna, Dale — 49, 56, 55, 99 Harting, Ronald — 145 Heim, Barry — 96, 1 30 Henderson, Joyce — 100 Herman, Bruce Hill, Victoria — 49, 56, 96 Hobbing, Reimer — 100, 94 Hoffmaster, Sandra Holaway, Dave — 99 Holbert, Debra — 98 Hornick, Mark — 98 Hotaling, David — 98 Hotchkiss, Frank — 96 Hunt, Matthew — 96 Hurst, Anthony — 96 Jocob, Donna — 96, 61 Jagger, Sharon — 96 Jamieson, Charles — 96 Jewell, Charles Johnson, Lloyd — 96 Johnston, Dennis — 98, 1 36 Jones, Cheryl — 49, 96, 57 Jones, Karen — 98 Jones, Patrica — 96 Jones, Patricia M. — 99 Jones, Richard — 100, 147 Judd, Lori — 98 Juriga, James — 96 Kane, Dennis — 98 Keeler, Bob — 99 Kendrick, Perry — 96, 119, 1 29, 1 35 Kisner, Donna — 98 Klein, Keith — 98 Knox, Pamela — 41,49, 98, 61 Konecntm, Geralyn — 49, 99 Kostyshak, Terry —- 100 Krisko, Edward — 49, 1 30, 1 47 LaClair, Mark — 100 LaMonica, Dawn — 72, 96 LaMonica, Susan — 98 Lalla, Concetto — 56, 96 Lally, Robert —-96 Laman, Carol — 49, 72, 98 Lamb, Kelly — 49, 98 Landers, William Langevin, Virginia — 99 Laudato, James Lawrence, Mark — 100 Lawson, Jon — 100 Lewis, Jean — 100 Lewis, Peter — 130 Lindsey, Deborah — 100, 137 Linville, Gena — 99 Lomonaco, Susan — 61 Long, Diane — 98 Losinger, Regina — 49, 98 Lutz, Richard — 96, 131, 94, 61 Mac Kenzie, Jill — 49, 96 Mack, Mary — 96, 61 Maines, William — 96 Manter, Carol — 96 Martin, Francis Martin, Thomas — 98 Martindale, Craig — 98 Mason, Valerie — 98 Mayo, Diane — 99 McCormack, Sherri — 100, 61 McGarry, Patricia — 99 McGee, Elizabeth — 100, 61 McKaig, Brian — 100, 130 McKeon, Lana — 72, 100 McNair, Melinda — 99 McNeish, Robert — 98 McPartland, Robert — 98 McPheeters, Nina — 49, 98 Mead, Darlene — 96 Meade, Bonnie — 96 Meade, Roberta Meagher, Larry — 131, 94, 61 Messersmith, Gary — 96 Mies, Robert — 96 Mitchell, Dale — 96, 1 36 Moore, Jeanne Morgan, Linda — 61 Mott, Thomas — 98 Murphy, Lawrence — 98 Murray, William — 98 Neulon, Jeffrey — 56, 99 Newton, Curtis — 64, 130, 147 O ' Brien, Guy O ' Neil, Irene — 49, 100 Orinik, Ann — 1 00 Osterhout, Edward — 96, 131 Ostrander, Vichy — 72, 100 Pease, William — 99, 130 Peet, Charlene — 98 Perkins, Alice — 49, 51, 98, 94 Perry, Bob — 98 Peterson, David — 96, 131, 61 Petkash, Cindy — 96 Phillips, Jo hn — ’00 Pierce, Linda — 100 Porter, Jo Ann — 96 Potts, Crystal — 96 Pratt, Mary — 96 Rau, Thomas — 98 Raymond, Kim — 98 Rich, Lori — 51, 72, 98 Riley, Linden Riley, Linda — 99 Romanczuk, Susan — 49, 55, 56, 100 Rose, Michelle — 96, 61 Rosenkranz, James — 96 Rossiter, William — 96, 130, 147 Rosboril, Eric — 98, 130, 147 Ruffo, Thomas — 98, 147 Ruggeri, Lucille — 98 Rustic, Mary — 99 Ryder, Thomas — 147 Saam, Charles — 100 Sabin, Kevin — 1 36 Sasinek, Rozann — 100 Schumacher, Catherine — 100, 49, 61 Seary, James — 100 Sefcik, John — 1 36 Sefcik, Karolton — 99 Sells, Debbie — 98 Shaffer, Phillip — 96 Sharak, Sandra — 98, 61 Shay, Anthony — 98, 1 29 Shay, Tonya — 96, 56 Sheeley, Cathy — 96, 61 Short, David — 96, 141 Shumway, Allegro Simonis, Alan — 96, 1 30 Skinner, Brent — 49, 96 Skinner, Cherly — 98 Smey, Cynthia — 55, 93, 98 Smith, Bethanne — 98 Solian, Michael — 99 Springer, Douglas — 1 30 Stasko, Gary — 1 00, 1 30 Stoehr, Henry — 100 Sutton, Glenn — 96 Sweeney, Matthew Sweet, Lauren — 96 Taylor, Jody — 96 Tew, Donna — 98, 70, 61 Tewksbury, Ann — 98, 61 Thomas, Elizabeth — 100, 61 Thompson, Charles — 99 Tingley, Joy — 56 Tombs, Patti — 41, 100, 61 Torrey, Teresa — 100 Tracy, Janet — 100 Transue, Wallis — 51 Treaster, David — 98, 1 30, 1 47 Tucker, Holly — 49, 98 Turner, Michael VanBarriger, Theresa — 98 Vanca, William — 49, 96, 139, 147 Vargo, Mory — 96, 61 Vining, Elizabeth — 96 Vogt, Dennis — 99 Wakeley, Craig — 49, 96 Walbridge, Wanda — 98 Walters, Lee — 96 Warner, Carl Wendell, Phyllis — 49, 51, 98 Wenn, Andrew — 98 West, Laurel — 99, 61 Wheeler, Jeannette — 56, 100 White, Alice Whitford, Diane — 100 Whitman, Denise — 56, 100 Whittington, Mark — 96, 140 Wilbur, John — 96, 1 30 Williams, Debbie — 96, 98 Williams, Deborah Williams, Kevin — 98 Williams, Mary — 98 Williams, Patricia — 72, 99 Winchell, Denise — 49, 100 Wright, Cheryl — 100 Wrighter, William — 100 Zinick, Christopher TENTH GRADE Abbey, Daniel — 106 Aldrich, Anna — 108 Allen, Teri — 1 08 Angelo, Michael — 108 Apgar, Bruce — 56, 107 Aswad, LuAnne Austin, Robert — 49, 106, 127, 147, 140 Baker, Lawrence — 106 Baker, Thomas — 104, 1 29 Baldwin, Kimberly — 106 Baldwin, Michael — 104 Ballard, Janet — 51, 104 Barklow, Benjamin — 104 Barnes, Steven — 104 Barsham, Sally — 104 Baycura, Peter — 104 Beam, Charlene — 106 Bell, Kevin — 106 Benko, James — 41, 106, 123, 134, 143 Bennett, Sally — 107 Benscoter, Debbie — 108 Bianco, Jeffery — 103 Bidwell, Dale — 108 Bigelow, Rhonda — 108 Bills, Dayle — 108 Bogart, Maria — 108 Boland, Michele — 108 Bolender, John Bolton, David — 106 Bomysoad, Robin — 106 Bowen, John — 104, 144, 145, 135 Bradley, Kevin — 104 Braid, Dann -— 104 Brennen, Michael — 1 36 Brenner, John — 52, 53, 104, 127, 147, 135 Bronson, Darwin — 56, 104, 129 Bronson, James — 49, 104 Brown, Cynthia — 106 Brown, Cindy L. — 106 Brown, David — 106 Brown, Jerry — 107, 147 Brown, Karen — 108 Brown, Robert — 108 Brown, Sherri — 108 Brown, Tim — 106 Browne, David Butkowsky, Richard — 108 Callahan, Kevin — 108, 66 Callea, Debbie — 108 Canale, Therese — 72, 107 Carman, Joel Carney, Tom — 52, 106 Casey, Michael — 106 Casso, Mark — 49, 104, 129 Cawley, Colleen — 104 Charlier, Gary — 104 Cole, Suzanne — 41, 68, 104 Connor, Denise — 49, 104, 105, 108 Contro, Rose — 104 Cook, Kenneth — 106, 129 Cook, Linda —- 106 Cook, Patricia — 106 Corey, Gary — 107, 147 Cox, Dennis — 41, 49, 1 02, 108, 109, 135, 145 Crandall, Margaret — 108 Cross, Edward — 108, 129 Darcangelo, Ronald — 108, 144 DeCastro, Michael — 108, 144 Deling, Bruce — 108, 147 DeNucci, James — 44, 106, 112, 129 DeRigo, Michele — 72, 107 Decker, Kim — 106 DiMascio, Susan — 51, 102, 106 Dionne, Robert — 44, 104 Dolezal, John — 104 Donnelly, Joseph — 104, 129, 147 Dorner, Patrick — 104, 145, 149, 1 35 Dow, Debra — 68, 104 Durbin, Diane — 72, 146 Edwards, Jonathan — 6, 106, 123, 144, 135 Eshleman, James — 106 Evans, Virginia Fadden, Richard — 108 Felice, Robert — 72, 102, 108, 129, 135, 144, 145 Fenwick, Theresa — 70, 108 Fernald, Mary — 105 Finn, Brian — 104 Firmstone, Robert— 104, 130 Fisher, Carol Fisher, Jeffrey — 106 Flora, Linda — 106 Forbes, Margaret — 106 Forsyth, Terry — 107 Forster, David — 108 Foster, Roger — 108 Freeman, Douglas — 52, 108, 147 Frey, Vernon — 1 04 Fuller, Sheryl 216 Gallo, Barry — 104, 129 Gelatt, Sherry — 104 George, Sabrina — 106 Gevert, Sue — 106 Giambalvo, Diane — 107 Gitchell, Robin — 108 Glover, Joseph — 108 Goodspeed, David — 108 Granger, Joan — 49, 108 Green, Cynthia — 108 Gregory, Heather — 108 Hackel, Joe — 106 Haick, Melissa — 107 Hall, Randy — 106, 144 Handle, Anne — 68, 104 Hannon, Edward — 106 Harrison, Richard — 106, 129, 143, 135 Hazilla, Verda — 104 Hickling, Jeffrey — 49, 104, 129 Hillard, Kenneth — 104 Hinman, Laurie — 102, 104 Hitt, Eileen — 104 Hihl, Janet — 104 Holcomb, Cheryl — 106 Homza, Ronnie Hotchkiss, Robert— 106 House, Carl — 107 Hubert, Kim — 51, 108 Hughes, Keith — 108, 144 Hughes, Richard — 141, 108, 145 Hurlbut, Charles — 104, 147 Jacob, Jeffrey — 102, 104 Jamieson, James — 53, 59, 104 Johns, Marcia — 49, 106, 70 Johnson, Carol — 106 Johnson, Valerie — 106 Jones, Jeffrey — 107 Keeler, Robert Kelly, Sue — 108 Kilmer, Jeff — 108 Kinny, William — 106, 108 Klein, Eugene — 104, 44 Koltz, Cathy — 104 Korell, Dennis — 104 Kornblum, Robert— 106 Kresge, Douglas Krise, Gerlad — 106 Kubisa, Deborah — 107, 137 Kulas, Thomas — 107 Kushner, Andrea — 108 Kutz, James — 108 Langevin, John Laris, Daniel — 108 Lawrence, David — 108 Lenox, Cynthia — 107 Lewis, Nancy — 106 Linville, Nancy — 106 Little, Gary — 106 Losinger, Darryl ■ 104, 137 Lucas, Cunthia — 104 Lunn, Richard — 104 Lutz, Donna — 104 Lynady, Kathleen — 104, 137 Lynch, Shawn — 1 04 Mackey, Dennis — 106, 144 Mahoney, Sharon — 68 Mangan, Kim — 106 Manuel, Holly — 107 Marascia, Anthony — 108 Marier, Robert — 49, 105, 108 Marks, Lee — 108 Martin, Francis — 1 36 Martin, Richard — 108, 129, 147 Matteson, Andrea — 108 Matteson, Mary Anne — 108 Mazzei, Marc — 107 McDonald, Peg — 44, 54, 49, 106 McNally, Michael — 52, 53, 106, 127, 146 Mead, Marcia — 104 Meade, Regina — 104 Meagher, Lynette — 56, 104 Meaker, Kris — 104 Mee, Stephen — 104 Middleton, John — 104 Miller, Peggy — 106 Miner, Barbara — 106 Minor, Jim — 49, 106, 1 29, 147 Molessa, Leslie — 107 Moulthrop, Matthew — 108 Murdock, Susan — 108 Murray, Colleen — 108 Nastan, Richard — 56, 108, 147 Nesterick, Linda — 68, 108 Newby, Donald — 106 O ' Brien, Ronald — 108 O ' Neill, Colleen — 107 Oliver, Karen — 106 Panko, William — 106 Pease, Susan — 104 Pecoraro, Chris— 104, 147 Penwell, James — 104 Perrigo, Gale — 104 Perry, Patricia — 104, 74 Peterson, Marti — 41,59, 104 Phillips, Brad — 106, 147 Pickett, Marc — 106, 137, 144 Pierce, Carol — 49, 54, 106 Pierce, Richard — 45, 107 Pittsley, Richard — 108 Popeck, Steven — 108 Potter, Dana — 49, 131 Pratt, David — 129, 104 Pratt, Kathy — 74, 104 Randall, Dawn — 104 Randall, John — 106 Rau, Anne — 106 Rauch, Michele — 70, 106 Redmond, Nancy — 44, 107 Reed, Hugh — 52, 53, 108, 146 Relyea, Beverly — 1 08 Reynolds, Barbara — 51, 108 Reynolds, Debra — 54, 72, 108 Ripley, Coleen — 108 Ritter, Alberta — 108 Roberts, David — 44, 45, 107 Robertson, Jeffrey — 1 06 Robinson, Linda — 106 Robinson, Mark — 72, 106, 1 29, 1 39 Rogers, Kathleen — 104 Rose, Mary — 104 Rossiter, Trudy — 104 Ryan, Thomas — 104, 1 27 Sabato, Sally— 104, 105 Sabin, Mark — 104, 138, 139 Sandell, Eugene — 106 Saunders, Mary — 106 Schermerhorn, Deborah — 106 Scouten, James — 107 Sharer, David — 108 Shurtleff, Ruth — 56, 108 Silvernail, David — 108 Skinner, Raurie — 49, 54, 104 Skoranski, Steve — 104 Slick, Lilliam — 103, 104 Slick, Michele — 106 Smith, Dennis Smith, Gary — 1 06 Smith, James — 108 Smith, James — 107 Snashall, Kevin — 72, 108, 129 Snyder, Dawn — 108 Spoor, Gale — 108 Stevens, Betty — 1 08 Stevens, Carole — 108, 137 Stevens, Linda — 54, 49, 72 Swan, Authur — 106 Tarbell, William — 49, 106, 135, 144 Taren, Sara Janet — 49, 106 Taylor, Ellen — 72, 104 Telep, Gary — 108 Thomas, Daniel — 104 Throup, Cheryl — 104 Tiffany, Scott — 104, 1 29 Transue, Pam — 68, 104 Trebilcock, Dawn — 106 Troy, Kathryn — 106 Uhouse, David — 106, 129 Ulbright, Edward — 107 Vail, Lorrie — 108 Vetrino, Debra — 108 Vining, Victoria — 108 Waffle, Robert — 106, 107 Walker, Susan — 72, 74, 108 Wall, Lori — 63, 68, 108 Walrath, Melanie — 107 Warne, Stephen — 106, 129 Washburn, Sarah — 49, 71, 106 Whetsell, Margaret Whitcomb, Bonnie — 72, 104 Whitham, Dennis — 104, 146 Whitlock, Michael — 104, 129, 144 Whittington, Keith — 104 Wilcox, Amy — 49, 56, 70, 106 Wilcox, Daniel — 106 Wilfley, Mark — 52, 106, 129, 135, 144 Williams, Lawrence — 107 Williams, Michael — 108, 129, 147 Wilson, Deidre — 72, 108 Wood, Charles — 108 Work, Paul — 49, 70, 104 Young, Bonnie — 106 Young, Laura — 107 ELEVENTH GRADE Abbey, Jay — 116, 123, 146 Abdallah, James — 111, 118, 123, 135 Allen, James — 119 Allen, Lawrence — 118 Allen, Roberta — 117 Aurelio, Joeseph — 116 Babcock, Julia — 116 Babcock, Susan — 116 Babcock, Timothy Bakay, Deborah — 114, 48 Baldwin, Melvin — 114 Barnes, Richard — 114, 140 Bartnicki, Jean — 114 Benjamin, Brooke — 71, 72, 116 Bennett, Diane — 116 Bergman, Aena — 72, 116 Berish, Jacki — 117, 118 Betts, Scott — 118 Brennan, Pat — 118 Brent, Judith — 70, 1 19 Brown, Aaron — 48, 70, 11 8 Brown, Kim — 50, 54, 111, 118 Bryde, Darlene — 119 Buck, Bruce — 118 Bullock, John — 115, 118, 146 Burkhart, David — 117 Cameron, Susabette — 116 Chubbuck, Patricia — 72, 74, 1 16 Cirba, Lee — 52, 53, 116, 123, 146 Citrak, Robert — 1 1 4, 1 39 Clift, Patricia — 113, 114 Cole, Denise — 44, 64, 71, 114 Collins, Carol — 114 Conner, David — 114 Constable, Charles — 41, 116, 119 Conte, Douglas — 41, 116, 146 Cope, Paul — 116 Crandall, Pamela — 74, 1 17 Crandall, Suzanne — 72, 118 Craver, Holly — 44, 1 1 8 Crosby, Jarvis — 52, 53, 56, 119, 129 Cross, Thomas — 118 Cross, Timothy — 118 Curry, Gary —-119 Cushman, Michael — 118 Daniels, Linda — 118 Darcangelo, Mike — 117, 143 Dattoria, Michele — 50, 116 Davis, Kirk — 56, 59, 116 DeCastro, Dave — 116, 119, 135, 143 DeLing, Bonnie — 74, 114 Demoski, Joanne — 114 Dempsey, Gary — 114, 123 Desko, Valerie — 114 DiMascio, Joeseph — 11 3, 114 Dickenson, Joan — 68, 1 16 Dingman, Lorraine — 116 Durst, Coralie — 116 Eggleston, Kenneth — 117 Elliott, Stuart — 1 1 8 Eskoff, Natalie — 118 Evangelisti, Robert — 48, 52, 117, 119 Fairchild, Jeffrey — 118 Feduke, Michael — 118 Fetcinko, Michael — 119 Fitzgerald, Bridget — 48, 54, 70, 1 15 Fleming, Linda — 41, 54, 50, 1 1 8 Forsyth, Thomas — 56, 1 17 Frayer, Ricky — 116 Fuller, Dawn — 44, 54, 116 Gamble, David — 48, 116, 146 Geenty, John — 116 Gehr, Elinor — 111, 114, 118 Giambalvo, John — 114, 129 Gillette, Terry Allen — 70, 114 Gilmore, Roger — 48, 70, 1 14 Gitchell, Rachel — 68, 114 Graham, Gary — 53, 1 16, 1 27, 1 39, 146 Gregory, Bruce — 116 Groce, Eric — 40, 41, 116, 146 Grover, Candy — 117 Grunder, Carl — 118 Guy, Martin — 118,1 32, 143 Hall, David — 1 14, 143 Hamlin, Deborah — 54, 74, 1 14 Hamilton, Cathy — 118 Hammond, Janice — 40, 41, 42, 48, 50, 114 Hanyon, Van Hatt, Vicky — 56, 1 16 Hatton, Barbara — 50, 68, 1 16 Hawley, Michael — 117 Hay, Randy Haynes, Larry — 118 Heier, Dale — 119 Heim, Bradley— 144, 129 Heinrich, Richard — 118 Hover, Robert — 59, 1 18 Huston, Michael — 68, 1 1 9 Jackson, Gary — 118 Jacobs, Dale — 118 Jamieson, Richard — 117, 123 Johnson, Diane — 54, 1 16 Johnson, Gary — 116 Johnson, Robin — 54, 1 16 Johnston, Gary — 114, 143 Jones, Russell — 114 Jones, Sandra — 114 Julian, Joseph — 48, 52, 114, 143 Kennicutt, David — 52, 53, 114, 146 Kenyon, Marcia — 114 Knapp, Thomas — 116 Kocak, Ellen — 72, 116 Kocak, Robert — 116 Kocik, Kulianne — 117 Koltz, James — 118 Koppe, Paul — 118 Korinek, James — 119, 123 Krisko, Cheryl — 10, 50, 51, 118 La Claire, Sandre — 118 LaTorrey, Rhonda — 119 Lance, Kathleen — 118 Laven, Sally — 118 Lee, Robert — 117 Lee, Rosalind — 116 Lee, Terry — 116 Letavish, Mark — 70, 116, 137 Lewis, Nancy — 114 Lindsay, Barb — 55, 119 Linskey, Leslie — 114 Little, Larry — 114 Lombardo, Lynne — 114 Lusk, Penny — 116 217 Lynch, Janet — 116 Lynn, Christine Lyon, Duana — 56, 48, 117 MacKenzie, Marcia — 50, 54, 1 1 8 Mach, Carol — 54, 11 8 Macko, Lawrence — 119, 123 Mapes, Nina — 54, 11 8 Marsh, Dana — 118 Martin, Janet — 72, 74, 1 19 Martin, William — 118 McAvoy, Rebecca — 74, 1 1 8 McDaniel, Robert — 48, 53, 117, 127 McGarry, Mary Ellen — 71, 116 McGee, Brian — 70, 72, 116 McMahon, John — 114 Merrill, Wendy — 54, 1 14 Michael, David — 114 Michaelson, Deborah — 56, 1 14 Millen, Brenda — 114 Mischler, Robert — 114 Morgan, Neil — 116 Mowry, Gina — 68, 116 Mulligan, Cheryl — 116 Munney, Brian — 48, 52, 117, 146 Musto, Michele — 118 Negus, Paul — 118 Newton, Chris Nichols, Wayne — 48, 70, 118 O’Brien, Judith — 1 1 8 O ' Brien, William — 119 O ' Neil, Terry — 1 1 8 Orinik, John — 117 Orinik, Theodore — 118 Paetzold, Lynne — 68, 1 14 Palmroos, Ellen — 72, 74, 116 Parker, David — 68, 116, 123 Parker, William — 114, 135 Peake, Carolyn — 114 Percik, Carol — 68, 1 14 Perrego, Linda — 114 Perry, Colleen — 56, 74, 114 Peters, William — 116 Petkash, David — 70, 116, 146 Petrisak, Dennis — 116 Pierce, James — 48, 52, 70, 72, 117, 146 Pierdomenico, Harry — 52, 118, 127 Pinney, Thomas —118,123 Pospisil, Linda — 1 1 9 Randall, Brian — 1 18, 123 Rees, Edward — 1 1 8 Relyea, Charles — 119,1 39, 143 Rice, Catherine — 48, 56, 72, 11 8 Rich, Robin — 118 Richards, William — 118 Rigan, David — 116 Rings, Dennis — 116 Rittenhouse, Marilyn — 116 Robertson, Michael —-114 Robinson, Nancy — 54, 72, 114 Robinson, Richard — 114 Ryan, Donna — 68, 1 14 Saeger, Craig — 64, 66, 75, 114, 146 Saint John, Eric — 116, 123 Schaffer, Hal — 48, 52, 116, 146 Schimpff, Pamela — 116 Scott, Martin — 117 Scrivener, Kathy — 113, 118 Seary, George — 70, 118, 140 Sells, David — 119 Serafini, Mary Lou — 48, 56, 72, 1 1 8 Shaffer, Melody — 114 Slauson, Diane — 114 Slauson, Stephen — 114 Smith, Denise — 116 Smith, Diane Smith, James — 116 Smith, Nancy — 117 Smith, William — 118 Snyder, Jodi — 68, 11 8 Speer, Elizabeth — 118 Spisak, Roger — 114 Spittle, Jill — 118 Spoor, Lawrence — 114 Springer, David — 114 Springer, Raymond — 114 Stacey, Mark — 56, 66, 112, 116, 129 Staniulis, Mark — 52, 1 16 Stecyk, Helen — 71, 116 Stevens, Mark — 117 Stewart, Heather — 118 Stone, Theresa — 57, 72, 11 8 Strader, Jilda — 116 Strockbine, John — 116 Stuart, Donna — 112, 119 Swartz, Kathleen — 119 Swartz, Patricia — 118 Sweet, Jeffery — 114 Swingle, Karen — 56 Tacci, Catherine — 62, 68, 1 18 Taylor, Karen — 71, 117 Teeter, Deborah — 62, 1 16 Tesar, Rick — 114 Thomas, Steven — 114, 123 Tiffany, Richard — 114 Tingley, Donna — 59, 54, 111, 119 Tombs, Casey — 41, 64, 75, 80, 114 Travis, David — 114 Travis, Patricia — 70, 1 16 Trebilcock, Donna — 41, 50, 48, 54, 116 Turner, Scott — 56, 1 16 VanAken, Teresa — 72, 1 17 VanCamp, Deborah — 118 VanKuren, Dennis — 118 Vermilya, Sarah — 119 Vermilya, Susan — 74, 1 18 Vincent, Debra — 72, 118, 1 37 Walker, Ann — 74, 1 1 9 Walker, Carl — 118 Walling, Kim — 1 17, 123 Watkins, Maureen — 117 Wells, Keith — 1 16, 139 Wendell, Barbara — 112, 116 Whitford, Glenn — 116, 123, 140, 141 Whitmarsh, Debra — 114 Wickizer, Lori — 114 Wilbur, Richard — 114 Will, David — 114 Williams, Gary — 114 Williams, Michael — 114 Williams, Michael — 116 Wilson, Alan — 116 Wittman, Richard — 116 Wolf, Dale — 116, 129 Wood, Nancy — 117 Woodruff, Joan — 118 Wrighter, Jane — 118, 127, 146 Yeager, Dan — 70, 1 19 Zakrevsky, Jody — 70, 72, 1 18 Zellner, Kurt — 56, 1 14, 1 29 Zembek, Diane — 114 SENIORS Adamosky, Diane — 152 Almy, Timothy — 152 Angelo, Vickie — 152 Apgar, Cheryl — 56, 152 Argento, Stepheb — 152 Atwater, Michael — 152 Auchinachie, Timothy — 48, 152 Austin, Brenda — 42, 48, 72, 152 Baker, Joan — 153 Baldwin, William — 153 Ballard, Dennis — 153 Barnes, Betsey — 56, 61, 72, 153 Barry, David — 153 Bartnicki, Sharon — 57, 148, 153 Barvinchak, Richard — 47, 122, 123, 125, 133, 132, 140, 151, 153 Bell, Gary — 68, 153 Bellnier, David — 1 54 Bendzel, Donna — 56, 154 Benko, Diane — 48, 150, 154 Biegelow, Emily — 154 Birdsall, Richard — 154 Bishop, Anita — 72, 74, 154 Blabac, Robert — 59, 154 Black, William — 154 Blakeslee, Barry — 155 Blakeslee, George — 74, 155 Boehmke, Margaret -— 42, 43, 48, 54, 60, 63, 155 Boland, Michael —- 63, 155 Bolender, Patricia — 155 Bolt, Bruce — 137, 155 Bolt, Nancy — 72, 1 55 Boughton, Sharon — 155 Briggs, Gary — 155 Bronson, Dwight— 156 Brown, Lee — 40, 41, 156 Browne, Denise — 156 Burford, Shela — 1 56 Burtis, Jeffrey — 42, 156 Bush, David —- 156 Campbell, Georgia — 156 Canale, Tom — 47, 143 Carey, Rodney — 139, 157 Chamberlain, Terri — 157 Clark, Roxanne — 157 Cole, Richard — 48, 171, 157 Conroy, Darlene — 72, 157 Contro, Jenny —71, 157 Coon, Eileen — 157 Copeland, Jeffrey — 42, 46, 53, 52, 157, 186 Crandall, Marie — 58, 71 Crosby, Jerold — 10, 42, 52, 53, 56, 146.158 Davall, Douglas — 1 58 Davis, Maria — 64, 68, 72, 1 58 Davis, Terry — 41, 44, 45, 64, 151, 158 DeMaria, Debbie — 158 Demoski, Kenneth — 123, 236, 140, 158 Dewing, Tom — 44, 48, 52, 72, 158 Dillingham, Bonnie — 56, 159 Dillingham, Ronnie — 52, 53, 140, 133.159 Dimmick, Philip — 1 59 Dingman, Charles — 159 Doubler, Debra — 159 Donahue, Kevin — 159 DuBrava, Caroline — 159 Eboch, Cara — 159 Eggleston, Mike — 160 Falzarano, Robert— 160 Fayerweather, Joyce — 160 Fenwick, James — 40, 41, 53, 122, 123, 125, 126, 138, 139, 146, 147, 160 Filiak, Kathy — 56, 160 Flavin, Maurice -— 160 Ford, John — 217, 146, 160, 167 Fortran, Randolph — 52, 53, 127, 133, 160 Francis, Gary — 46, 146, 161 Frederici, Steve — 161 Galloway, Wayne — 161 Geenty, Michael — 123, 146, 161 Grace, Patrick — 161 Greenley, Elizabeth Gregory, Dale — 42, 52, 59, 161 Gregory, Ellen — 161 Guimento, Sandra — 1 62 Gunster, David — 123, 161 Hall, Martin — 162 Hamlin, David — 162 Hammitt, Gary— 122, 123, 162 Hanna, Wayne — 42, 56, 162 Harrington, Rose — 162 Harris, William -— 48, 63, 162 Hatalla, Pamela — 56, 163 Havtur, James — 163 Haynes, Gary — 163 Heater, Russell — 163 Heim, William — 127, 163 Herman, Debbie — 54, 55, 163 Hess, Peggy — 42, 46, 48, 163 Hilton, Elizabeth Hines, Carol — 164 Hitt, Kevin — 164 Hobbing, Gale — 42, 71, 164 Hohl, Jeffrey — 53, 102, 123, 164 Holcomb, Jon — 1 64 Holt, Timothy — 164 Hudson, Rexford — 164 Hughes, Michael — 47, 52, 1 26, 146, 164 Humphrey, Bonnie — 72, 164 Hunt, Gregory -— 165 Huston, Gary — 143, 165 Jackson, Kenneth — 164 Jacobs, Patricia — 42, 165 Jagger, Robin — 71, 165 Jensen, Raymond — 165 Jones, Brian — 165 Jones, Mary — 44, 48, 56, 165 Jumper, Diane — 165 Katz, Merle — 72, 166 Kearns, Laurie — 68, 108, 166 Keeler, Chris — 166 Kenyon, April — 72, 166 Kenyon, Robald — 166 Kilmer, James — 146, 166 Knapik, Paul — 167 Knapp, David — 167 Kneebis, Melody — 44, 56, 48, 167 Kobbe, Milo — 123, 167 Kocher, Randy — 44, 167 Kocher, Wendy — 72, 74, 167 Korte, Eric — 61, 167 Koval, Sandra — 68, 167 Ksenics, Bonny — 42, 54, 68, 71, 168 Kubisa, Donald — 168 Kushner, Phyllis — 168 Lalla, Paulette — 168 Larson, Peter — 44, 48, 168 Lee, Sharon — 54, 72, 168 Lees, Rodney— 137, 145, 168 Lobacz, Lawrence — 132, 133, 168 Loveland, Fred — 169 Lunn, John — 169 Mack, Barbara — 71, 169 MacKenzie, Bruce — 169 Mackey, Charles — 133, 169 Mackey, Linda — 169 Majors, Thomas — 41, 46, 169 Malik, Jackie — 169 Mangan, Christine — 169 Manter, Lawrence — 42, 170 Mason, Derek — 1 70 Matteson, Raymond — 48, 53, 70, 123, 143, 170 Matts, Bonna — 1 70 Mayes, Deborah — 1 70 McGowan, Patricia — 56, 170 McGusiness, Colleen — 137, 170 Medovich, Lawrence — 171 Medovich, Linda — 68, 170 Medovich, Stephen— 123, 126, 137, 140, 171 Mee, Ann Marie — 62, 171 Miller, Donald — 52, 171 Miller, James — 1 71 Moore, Robert — 140, 171 Mott, Sharon — 171 Moulthrop, Lawrence — 171 Mowry, Cynthia — 65, 172 Murray, Michael — 42, 172 Naismith, Cheryl — 44, 64, 172 Nash, Carol — 42, 63, 150, 172 New, Denise — 72, 74, 172 Nichols, Nancy — 44, 172 Nicholai, Doreen — 172 Odegard, Anne — 172 Oliver, Barry — 44, 48, 52, 53, 133, 140, 145, 173 218 O ' Neil, Gary — 173 Osborne, Janice — 48, 75, 173 Ottaway, Michelle — 65, 68, 1 73 Pando, Cynthia — 72, 74, 173 Paterson, Nancy — 42, 48, 150, 173 Pavilonis, Patrick — 1 73 Pease, Patricia — 44, 71, 173 Pecha, Steven — 174, 123 Pennefeather, James — 123, 126, 174 Perkins, Mary Lou — 46, 50, 174 Pert, Gary — 1 74 Peterson, Lisa — 174 Phillips, Thomas — 174 Piatt, Karen — 54, 174 Pierce, John — 52, 133, 174 Pittsley, Elizabeth — 72, 175 Pratt, Kathy — 72, 1 75 Quick, Deborah — 175 Ralston, Thomas — 175 Randall, Darcie — 44, 56, 175 Rapp, Mark — 1 75 Rau, Peter — 1 75 Readon, Patrick — 65, 175 Relyea, Darlene — 46, 68, 176 Requa, Diane — 61, 176 Resciniti, John — 123, 176 Rhodes, Phyllis — 176 Rich, Elyn — 176 Robbins, Mildred — 176 Robinson, David R. — 176 Robinson, David W. — 176 Rogers, John — 65, 177 Romanczuk, Patricia — 57, 177 Rosencrance, Daniel — 42, 72, 1 77 Roser, Joseph — 65, 146, 177 Ross, Debra — 1 77 Rupert, Connie — 177 Ruspantini, Barbara — 72, 1 77 Ryan, James — 63, 123, 177 Ryder, Jack — 52, 1 23, 178 Ryder, James — 53, 146, 1 78 Saam, Kathy — 44, 48, 56, 178 Sabin, Guy — 40, 41, 53, 46, 123, 1 39, 1 78 Sabitus, Colleen — 48, 178 Samek, Jackie — 56, 1 78 Sandwick, Judy — 72, 178 Serafini, Julie Anne — 71, 178 Shafer, Stephen — 179 Shaheen, Sally — 68, 179 ShaHer, Roger— 162, 179 Shampang, Louella — 68, 1 79 Shaner, Darlene — 42, 1 79 Shelley, Carole — 56, 68, 1 79 Shelb, Barbara — 1 79 Silvernail, Susan — 179 Sisson, James — 123, 180 Skinner, Karen — 48, 180 Skinner, Mark — 48, 1 27, 1 80 Smith, Carol — 50, 1 80 Smith, Mark — 180 Smith, Rodney — 40, 41,48, 180 Smith, Scott — 48, 52, 72, 1 80 Snell, Pamela Snyder, Tina — 181 Soule, William — 143, 181 Suchanic, David — 145, 181 Swan, Edward — 181 Sweet, Heidi — 68, 181 Sweet, Steve — 44, 64, 1 39, 1 81 Tainter, Helen — 181 Taylor, Steven — 123, 182 Tesar, Donald — 1 82 Throup, Karen — 71, 72, 182 Tingley, Jackson — 182 Tracy, Bruce — 182 Transue, Kevin — 182 Turner, Jeffrey — 1 82 Uhouse, Deborah — 1 82 Ulbright, Daniel — 1 83 Vollack, Marcia — 1 83, 56 Volosevich, Fran — 54, 71, 72, 68, 183 Waffle, Richard — 183 Wagner, Robert — 1 83 Walrath, Gary — 42, 123, 183 Warne, Burr — 53, 123, 122, 146, 183 Warne, David — 53, 123, 126, 139, 146, 183 Washburn, Martha — 62, 68, 184 Weber, Jane — 42, 184 Weidner, Frederick — 148, 184 Weir, Kenneth — 184 West, Susannah — 1 84 Whetsell, Ronald — 184 Whiting, Carleton — 42, 44, 65, 185 Whitney, Lori — 46, 1 50, 1 84 Wilcox, H. David — 48, 185 Wilcox, Mard — 1 85 Williams, David — 1 85 Winchell, Gary — 1 85 Young, Jeff — 1 85 Young, Melanie — 1 85 Zemek, Diana — 47, 72, 185 JR. SPECIAL Brown, Leslie — 101 Bunting, Dale — 101 Burns, Debbie — 101 Caracciolo, Marian — 101 Cooley, Royce — 101 Eggleston, Bertha — 101 Mills, Paul — 101 Nesevitch, Joe — 101 Panko, Cheryl — 101 Pierce, Frank — 101 Sedlick, Robin — 101 Slauson, Debbie — 101 Smith, Chuck — 101 Smith, Robert — 101 VanValkenburg, Dawn — 101 SR. SPECIAL Bagley, Laura — 101 Brewster, Michael — 101 Burns, Floyd — 101 Cross, Ronald — 101 Dillemuth, Roseanne — 101 Eggleston, Gloria — 101 Excell, Del — 101 Gregory, Sharon — 101 Gregory, Sheila — 101 Johnson, Martin — 101 Martin, Linda — 101 Merritt, Stewart — 101 Pando, Pam — 101 Rivers, Mary — 101 WORK STUDY Aiken, Judith — 101 Bohne, Ron — 101 Canaran, Linda — 101 Cronk, James — 101 Dunham, Kathy — 101 Kendrick, James — 123, 124, 133 Kesteris, Dan — 101 Lewis, Paul — 101 Mackey, Vickie — 101 McAdams, Frank — 101 Scott, Mike — 101 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Allison, Edwin — 24, 49 Ames, Robert — 24, 45 Ames, Sandra — 31 Ames, William — 26 Anthony, William — 1 7 Aswad, Ester — 35 Babcock, John — 24 Banks, Edward — 30, 129, 138 Benjamin, Dorthy — 20 Benza, Donald — 31 Blake, Richard — 32 Boehmke, William — 1 8 Boldiriff, Serge — 36 Brader, Mary — 21 Brandow, Winifred — 20 Buchmaier, Richard — 32 Burtis, Christine — 22 Birtis, Francis — 22 Chandler, Wilma — 21 Chubb, Raymond — 24, 25 Clard, Robert — 1 8 Colwell, Sara — 23 Cook, Lawrence — 26 Cook, Marion — 37 Cooper, Melba — 20 Copeland, Miriam — 24 Costello, Robert — 35 Craporo, Charles — 28, 1 30 Croman, William — 27, 105 Davis, Erema — 28 DeCastro, Milo — 33 Dievendorf, Eugenia — 28 Dixon, David — 30 Dixon, Susan — 30 Donnelly, Eugene — 23 Durbin, Rita — 20 Edson, Jeannette — 21 Eldridge, Alice — 21 Etherton, Linda — 28 Fairs, Sharon — 32 Fako, John — 32 Ferranti, Margaret — 28 Ferrari, George — 1 8 Fleming, Charles — 32 Foster, Charles — 1 8 Rose Rose-Marie — 37 Francis, William — 1 8 Galloway, Henry — 16 Garrett, Robert— 19 Gunster, Philip — 1 8 Harris, Hohn — 33 Henderson, Helen — 33 Hessney, Janet — 29 Hines, Dorothy — 80 Holmwood, Edith — 28, 29 Hudson, Mrs. Forrest — 18 Hughes, Marjorie — 20 James, Marcia — 37 Janowski, Mary Alice — 19 Janowski, Aenon — 28 Johnson, John — 19 Johnson, Marilee — 32 Kaminsky, Frank — 37 Keltos, Cyril — 28 Keyes, Mary — 19 King, John — 40 Kleeman, Thomas — 27 Knox, Margaret — 24 Kunit, Don — 27, 1 30 Lawrence, Lora — 31 Lester, Elizabeth — 32 Levonik, John -— 22 Lewis, Benjamin — 23 Long, Maryon — 22 Luckern, Marie — 22 Lunde, Eivind — 30 Malloy, Margaret — 32 Marble, David — 28, 129 McDaniel, Robert — 37 McGarry, Robert — 27 Millen, Martha — 33, 71 Miller, Janice — 36 Miller, Richard — 28 Miner, Genevieve — 20 Moyer, Gary — 35, 37 Munley, Patrick — 29 Newton, Carl — 22 O’Connor, Betty — 28 Osborne, Charles — 30 Papa, Rose — 35 PenDell, Penny — 31 Phelps, Ruth — 28 Polgreen, Tobias — 24 Possanza, Frank — 29 Quinn, Mary — 24 Readon, Gerald — 31 Relyea, Jane — 21 Reno, Robert — 28 Ritter, Ruth — 36 Rittenhouse, Eleanor — 21 Ross, Beatrice — 22 Ross, Marilyn — 26 Saam, Charles — 22 Seaman, Ladis — 36 Senio, Michael — 31 Sestak, William — 33, 1 30 Shramek, Arlene — 20 Smith, Jean — 23 Smith, Robert — 1 8 Smyk, Peter — 35 Stina, Arthur — 28 Sullivan, John — 27 Thomas, Frank — 22 Thompson, Marion — 33 Tkaczow, John — 1 7 Tosh, Barry — 24, 97 Travis, Richard — 35, 37 Tucker, Jame — 33 Tugwell, Pauline — 28, 29 VanKeuren, Ralph — 29, 42 Vianese, Thomas — 24, 91 Voorhees, Julia — 29 Watson, Richard — 16 Weber, Rosemarie — 21 Weckekql, William — 30, 145 Weir, Harold — 1 8 Weiss, Richard — 26, 27 Wertalik, Antoinette — 20, 21 Wheeler, James — 37 Whitaker, Barbara — 23 Whitlock, Walter — 17 Williams, Richard — 33 Wilson, Stanley — 34, 35, 37 Woodin, Stanley — 31 Woodworth, Leon — 24 Zellner, Virginia — 37 Zeamn, Samuel 219 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ■ -t 1 ' I IN : • i ; f ,• : . 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