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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY GC 974.702 B51CV, 1974 ALLEN 3 1833 07492 7341 1974 WARRIOR REFLECTIONS Chenango Valley Ir.-Sr. High Binghamton, New York Volume XVII Reflections 1 Activities 102 Closing 204 Seniors 22 Sports 140 Advertisements 208 Classes 8 Curriculum 166 Index 222 Reflections 1 Activities 102 Closing 204 Seniors 22 Sports 140 Advertisements 208 Classes 8 Curriculum 166 Index 222 Let s Face It Morning was a melting pot of happy anticipations, heartaches, contentment, restlessness and exuberance as each student prepared to face the oncoming day in his unique way. Twenty- seven hundred people, each having different backgrounds, ideals and goals, represented our whole school world and colored it with variation. 3 4 You ' ll Find Me In The Yellow Pages Some of us were bookworms, some of us social butterflies, but all of us enjoyed our free time at C.V. in our own special way. Whether with the whole student body, a group of close friends, someone special, or alone, these moments left memories of happy leisure times. 5 Faces Mirror Flashes of contrast were reflected in faces everywhere. What force could have motivated such mass involvement? 6 Eat ’em Up!Eat ’em Up! As vivid leaves swept the surrounding hillsides the magical moments of the football season signified something personal to each participant — cheerleader, band member, concession stand worker, graduate, team fan, anxious parent, coach or player. Everyone’s contribution was important and necessary as C.V. spirit soared higher. 8 10 Hit The Showers! After several hours of tiring brain-work relief was sought by many in the form of intramurals or team competition. For whatever personal reasons athletes had for competing, they all enjoyed themselves, but few came out heroes. 11 I 12 What Would Critics Say? A strong and growing love for the arts continued to lure people into drama club, musical and artistic activities. Interpreting the works of others enhanced group spirit for some and individualism for others. if 14 Mon o tony Mo un ts The inflexibility of the typical C.V. schedule led to a n active social life in the halls. Occasionally, boredom was relieved by a dynamic teacher, a trip to the bookstore or mass exit to the library from study hall. 15 16 When I Was Seventeen . . . Seventeen, thirty-seven, fifty-seven ... all ages worked together during the school day. Leisure time was used and sometimes abused by each in his own way, sometimes to the dismay of others. 17 It Was A Very Good Year? School reflects life itself. In the 1974 school year, life was anything but ordinary with thermostats turned down to 6$. Methods of getting warmer ranged from adding more clothing, to exuberantly complaining. Both seemed to accomplish their purpose. Despite fuel shortages, cars still spun up the driveway to fill the student parking lot on cold, dark mornings. If there was any objection to coming to school in the dark, it was overshadowed on days like Greaser Day” by mid-morning smiles. 19 20 Oh, What This Sweet Hour Yields! The spark of tradition burst into flame once again this year with the crownings of King Football and Homecoming Queen. Patti Tombs was caught unaware as last year’s queen, Marty Peterson, quickly placed the crown upon her head. Candidates and escorts from left to right were: Drew Wenn, Mary Mack, Ed Krisko, Pam Knox, Val Mason, Bill Vanca, Alice Perkins, Paul Krzyznieski, Patti Tombs and Hank Stoehr. Our somewhat surprised King Football, Bob Lally, was elected by the team. His crowning added excitement to the annual King Football Dance. 21 22 You Gotta Be Kid din 7 When students weren’t hovered over stacks of textbooks during a routine day, time was spent doing things that seemed quite surprising to some and quite annoying to others. It all depended upon who you were, what you stood for and your sense of humor. “Reflection Steals Light Out Of The Past To Shed It On The Future. ” — Schreiner President Diane Mayo Vice-President Kevin Sabin Secretary Phyllis Wendell Treasurer Jeff Neulon 24 SANDRA JEAN ABBEY Sandy” Key Club 12; Varsity Track 11, 12; Senior Leaders 10,11; Student Council Si¬ ll; History Club 12; Latin Club 9-11; Drama Club 10-12; Ski Club 9-12. CAROLYN ALLEN Callie” Ski Club 9, 10; History Club 12; F.H.A. 10-12. CINDY ANDERSON Andy” PAMELA ATTERIDG Pam” Sr. Band 9-12; Choir 10-12; Madrigals 12; NYSSMA 9-12; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12. SUSAN ATWATER Flash” Tennis Team 10, 12; Ski Club 9-12; Ski Team 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleading 11; Swim Team 10; Student Council Representative 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Drama Club 10-12. DEBORAH AUCHINACHIE Debbie” French Club 10-12; F.H.A. 10-12; Intramurals 9. MICHAEL BAKAY Mike” Baseball 9, 11, 12;J.V. Football; Intramurals 11, 12; Ski Club 11. DONALD BAKER Don” GARY M. BAKER Chowski” SHARON BALDWIN Pamela Atteridg Michael Bakay Susan Atwater Donald Baker Debora Auchinachie Gary Baker Sharon Baldwin Sandra Abbey Carolyn Allen Cindy Anderson 25 Michael Barnard David Barr Karen Belensky Kathy Belensky Bonnie Benning Richard Betts Julie Bielefeldt Martha Birch MICHAEL BARNARD Ski Club 10-12; Intramurals. DAVID G. BARR Biggie” Football 9; Varsity Track 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Intramurals 10. KAREN BELENSKY Colorguard 9-12, Secretary 11, 12; Business Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; National Honor Society 12. KATHY BELENSKY Color Guard 9-12; Business Club 12; Debate Club 9; National Honor Society 12 . BONNIE KAY BENNING Bon” National Honor Society 9-12, Secretary 12; Color Guard 10-12; History Club 12; F.H.A. 11; Stage Crew 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Choir 10-12; Red Cross Club 11; Debate Club 9. RICHARD BETTS Rick” Football 9, 10, 12; Intramurals 9- JULIE LYNN BIELEFELDT MARTHA MARIE BIRCH Mart” Business Club 9-12; Receptionist 11; Honor Society 12. A time to keep silence, and a time to speak. 26 Memories Light The Corners Of My Mind Mike Hall reaches for the ball. LYNETTE ANN BODNAR French Club 10-12; Honor Society 9-10; Business Club 12; History Club 12. JOHN BOEHMKE Student Council Representative 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Key Club 9- 12; President 12; Drama Club 10-12; Varsity Tennis 9-12; National Honor Society 9-12; French Club 9-11; Varsity Club 9-12. CHARLES BORDONARO LAURA BOWMAN Laurie” Business Club 12; Intramurals 10, 12; Drama Club 9, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12 . MICHAEL BRANICK Mike” RICHARD BRENT O.J.” DUANE BRONSON Stage Band 9-12; Football 9-12. KATHY BRONSON Lynette Bodnar John Boehmke Charles Bordanaro Laura Bowman Michael Branick Richard Brent Duane Bronson Kathy Bronson 27 Lee Bronson Lance Brown Terri Brown Debbi Browne Chuck Bruet Mike Burke Beverly Bums Stephen Carlsen What Lies Ahead Will Be Ours. Strive and seek to find, and never give in. MIKE BRENNAN Brozzettie” LEE BRONSON Snag” Wrestling 9, 10; Football 9- LANCE BROWN Soccer 9; Class Treasurer 9; Basketball 9-12; Student Council Representative 9-12; Spanish Club 12; Intramurals 12. TERRI BROWN T” Class Secretary 11; Art Club 11,12, President 12; Drama Club 10-12; History Club 12, Secretary 12; Student Council Special Committees 11, 12. WILLIAM SCOTT BROWN DEBBI BROWNE Art Club 10, 11. CHUCK BRUET Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Soccer Club 11, 12. MIKE BURKE Blurk” Football 9-12. BEVERLY BURNS Bev” GARY BUTCH STEPHEN M. CARLSEN Llama” Soccer 9; Varsity Football 12. 28 David Cornelius Anne Davis Chrysa Creagh Sharon Dawn Marie Decker Kim Desko Christine Dellureficio Michael DeZuba DAVID CORNELIUS Ski Club CHRYSA COLLEEN CREAGH Chris” ANNE DAVIS Latin Club 9-12, President 12; Swim Team 10, 12;Jr.-Sr. Leaders 9-12; J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11; Honor Society 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; Drama Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Art Club 12; Ski Club 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; Track Team 9- SHARON MARIE DAWN She-She” MARIE DECKER Deck” Intramurals 9-12; History Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Drama Club 9- CHRISTINE DELLUREFICIO Cookie” Spanish Club 12; History Club 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Health Office Assist¬ ant 11,12. KIM DESKO MICHAEL DEZUBA Jet Wheeler and Bonnie Benning spend a few quiet moments together. 30 Vince Dickstein Judith DiMascio William Dodson Deborah Dolan Deborah Downey John DuBrava Thomas Dunlop Donna Eddy VINCE DICKSTEIN J.V. Wrestling 9; JV. Football 10. JUDITH LEE DIMASCIO Judy” Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10; Senior Leaders 9, 12; F.H.A.; Drama Club; Class President 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9-12. WILLIAM A. DODSON Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; French Club 10, 12; History Club 12; Band 9-11; Choir 10. DEBORAH ANN DOLAN Chuckles” History Club 12; Business Club 11, 12; Swim Team 10; Intramurals 9-12; Receptionist 10, 12. DEBORAH DOWNEY Downer” Ski Club 9-12; F.H.A. 10-12; Drama Club 9-12; Yearbook Salesman. JOHN C. DuBRAVA Band 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; B.O.C.E.S. 11, 12. THOMAS DUNLOP Tom” Varsity Football 11, 12; J.V. Football 10; Varsity Baseball 12; J.V. Baseball 11; French Club 10, 11; History Club 12; Drama Club 12, Sergeant at Arms 12; Intramurals 10-12. DONNA EDDY Bowling 12. 31 Senior-itis Strikes Again Nancy Evangelisti David Evans Kathleen Felice Marianna Ferdo Bob Fett Paul Filiak Sue Fleming Robert Ford Susan Ford Bryan Forkey Rhonda Fortran Elizabeth Fox Vickie Fuller John Gialanella Nancy Giambalvo Jan Glorie NANCY LOUISE EVANGELISTI Art Club 11,12, Secretary 12; F.H.A. 11, 12, Secretary 12; Honor Society 9, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; History Club 12; Drama Club 11, 12. DAVID J. EVANS Football 10; D.E.C.A. 11,12; Drama Club 12. KATHLEEN ANN FELICE Beebe” Cheerleading 12; Drama Club 9-12; Yearbook Salesman 12; F.H.A. 12; Busi¬ ness Club 10; Track 11, 12; Library Assistant 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11. MARIANNA FERDO Mar” History Club 12; Spanish Club 12. ROBERT A. FETT Bob” Transfer from Grosse Pointe South: Football 9; Track 11; Photography Club 10, 11; Business Club 11. PAUL PETER FILIAK Rifle Club 9, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Stage Crew 12; Tennis 10 , 12 . SUE FLEMING Flem” Jr. and Sr. Leaders 9, 11,12, Secretary 12; Cheerleading 10,12; F.H.A. 11, 12; History Club 12; Drama Club 11,12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Chorus 9; Intra¬ murals 9-12. BOB FORD SUSAN MAE FORD Drama Club 9, 10; Swim Team 11; F.H.A. 11, 12; Receptionist 11, 12; Key Club 12; Choir 12; Ski Club 11. BRYAN R. FORKEY Art Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12. RHONDA DORLENE FORTRAN Rhoda” Honor Society 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Volleyball 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; Girls Athletic Association 9-12; Sports Day Team 9; Chorus 9. ELIZABETH ANNE FOX Beth” Choir 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Tennis 11, 12; Madrigals 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 12. VICKIE FULLER B.O.C.E.S. 11, 12; V.I.C.A. 11, 12; Business Club 10. JOHN GIALANELLA Jello” NANCY GIAMBALVO Business Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Receptionist 10-12; Color Guard 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; Gregg Awards. JAN NEAL GLORIE Transfer from Valley Central; Band 9,10; Chorus 9-11; Madrigals 11; Acap- pella Choir 10, 11. 33 Claire Gregory David Guy Michael Hall Mike Hammitt Dale Hanna Claire Harrington Ronald Harting Barry Heim CLAIRE GREGORY Band 9-12; Pep Band 12; National Honor Society 9-12; Latin Club 9-11, Vice President 11; Ski Club 9-11; Track Team 9; Jr.-Sr. Leaders 9-12, Secretary 11. DAVID H. GUY Dave” Student Council 10-12, Vice President 12; Varsity Tennis 10-12; Key Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Drama Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12; R.P.I. Math-Science Award 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. MICHAELJ. HALL Mike” Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Class Vice President 9; Student Council Representative 9, 10; Paul Nolan Award 9; History Club 12. MIKE HAMMITT J.V. Bowling 9; Freshman Football 9; Varsity Baseball 12. DALE HANNA The Han” Varsity Tennis 9-12; Senior Leaders 10-12, President 12; Ski Club 9-12; Key Club; Mathletes 11; Drama Club 11,12; Latin Club 9-11; Choir 11, 12; Band 9,10; Stage Band 10,11; Varsity Volleyball 10; Varsity Swimming 10; Year¬ book Salesman 12; Honor Society 9, 10, 12; Intramurals 9-12. CLAIRE HARRINGTON RONALD G. HARTING Ron” Library Assistant 9; Golf 9-12; Bowling 9; Intramurals 10-12; Chess Club and Team 11, 12, President 12; Tennis 11, 12. BARRY HEIM Track 9-12; Band 9-12; Soccer Club 10-12; Intramurals 9-12; History Club 12; Choir 12; Football 9. 34 Sandy Abbey watches as Mike Hammitt tells Melinda McNair, I will follow you anywhere.” JOYCE A. HENDERSON Betty” Business Club 11, 12; Public Relations 12; Receptionist 10-12; Color Guard 12; Gregg Awards; Red Cross Club 9. CINDY HEWITT Drama Club 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 12; Color Guard 10, 12; Ski Club 12. VICTORIA ANNE HILL Vicki” Senior Band 9-12, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; Choir 10-12; Pep Band 11; Madrigals 12; National Honor Society 9-12, Vice President 9; Ski Club 9; Class President 11; Student Council Treasurer 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Year¬ book Staff 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 12. R. KURT HOBBING Intramurals 9; Spanish Club 10. ' Kurt” SANDRA JANE HOFFMASTER Sandy” Band 9-12; F.H.A. 10, 11; Math Club 9; Latin Club 9-11; Yearbook Salesman 12; Intramurals 9, 10. DAVID D. HOLAWAY DEBRA A. HOLBERT ' Debby” MARK J. HORNICK Varsity Tennis 11, 12; Chess Team 10-12; Intramurals 9, 11, 12; Latin Club 11; National Honor Society 9. Joyce Henderson Cindy Hewitt Victoria Hill R. Kurt Hobbing Sandra Hoff master David Holaway Debra Holbert Mark Hornik 35 There’s Got To Be A Morning After DAVID HOTALING Hodad” Golf 11, 12; Key Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; BOCES. MATTHEW HUNT Matt” History Club 12. ANTHONY HURST Tony” Golf Team; Public Address Announcer; History Club; Bowling Team; Drama Club; Intramurals. DONNA JACOB Business Club 11, 12; Choir 9,10. SHARON J AGGER DECA Club 11, President 12; F.H.A. 12. CHARLES JAMIESON Coy” LLOYD JOHNSON History Club 12; Varsity Track 10; Intramurals 9-12. DENNIS JOHNSTON Alex” Intramurals 9-12. Mike Barnard and Hank Stoehr enthusiastically look forward to a school day. David Hotaling Matthew Hunt Anthony Hurst Donna Jacobs Sharon Jagger Charles Jamieson Lloyd Johnson Dennis Johnston 36 Cheryl Jones Karen Jones Patricia F. Jones Patricia M. Jones Richard Jones Lori Judd Vernon Juriga Dennis Kane Some days a girl has all she can do to look wide-awake,” Mary Mack sighs. CHERYL LYNN JONES Cheri” National Honor Society 9-12; Twirling 9-12, Co-Captain 10, Captain 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Math Club 9; Intramurals 9. KAREN JONES PATRICIA F. JONES Pat” DECNY Club 12; Receptionist 12. PATRICIA MARLENE JONES Pat” Receptionist 10; Library Assistant 11, 12; BOCES 11,12; Intramurals 10-12. RICHARD JONES Rick” Varsity Track 9-12; Ski Club 9,10. LORI ANN JUDD National Honor Society 9, 10; Business Club 10-12, President 11, 12; Recep¬ tionist 12; Gregg Award. VERNON JAMES JURIGA Bowling Team 12. DENNIS KANE 37 We’re Together. . . That’s All That Matters Like a bridge over troubled waters. KEITH KLEIN Rock” Intramurals 9-12. PAMELA I. KNOX Knoxee” Drama Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Cheerleader 10-12; Cho¬ rus 9; Student Council Representative 9, 10; History Club 12; F.H.A. 12; National Honor Society 9, 10. GERALYN MARIA KONECNY Birdie” . Ski Club 12; Girls Track 10-12; Spanish Club 10, 12; History Club 12; National Honor Society 9; Intramurals 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12. TERRY KOSTYSHAK Drama Club 12; Business Club 12. EDWARD A. KRISKO Ed” Drama Club 10-12, President 12; Football 9, 10; Track 9; Cheerleading 12; National Honor Society 9-12, President 12; Student Council 11; Yearbook Staff 12; History Club 12; Soccer Club 12; Intramurals 10-12. PAUL KRZYZNESKI J.V. Baseball 11; Soccer Club 11; Intramurals 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; His¬ tory Club 12. MARK LaCLAIR Football 10-12; Choir 12; Track 9; Intramurals 9-11; French Club 12. ROBERT LALLY Football 10-12; Intramurals 10-12; Intramurals 10-12; Track 9, 12. Keith Klein Geralyn Konecny Edward Krisko Mark LaClair Pamela Knox Terry Kostyshak Paul Krzyznieski Robert Lally Dawn LaMonica James Laudato Virginia Langevin Geoff Launt f CAROL L.LAMAN National Honor Society 9-12, Vice-President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Leaders 10-12; French Club 10-12; History Club 12; Warrior Salesman 12; Intramurals 10-12; Regents Scholarship Winner. DAWN ANN LaMONICA Ski Club 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 9-11; Drama Club 9-11; Intramurals 9-11. VIRGINIA LANGEVIN Ginna” French Club 10-12; F.H.A. 11,12; Art Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; ■ Drama Club 11,12. JAMES JOHN LAUDATO Mark Lawrence Pete Lewis Jon Lawson Deborah Lindsey GEOFF LAUNT Ski Club. MARK LAWRENCE Football 12. JON CRAIG LAWSON Ski Club 9-12, Treasurer 12; Drama Club 12; Track Team 9. PETE D. LEWIS Zippy” Football 9-12; Baseball 9, 10. DEBORAH LINDSEY Deb” Pep Club 9,10; Bowling Team 9,10. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATES: Linda Pierce, Janet Tracy, Melinda Carter, Alice Perkins, Kevin Sabin. ABSENT: Regina Losinger, Diane Long, Diane Mayo. 39 GENA M. LINVILLE Senior Band 9-12; Ski Club 10; Business Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Receptionist 11. MARK DAVID LOBACZ Wazzo” Transfer from Catholic Central 10; Basketball 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; History Club 12; Yearbook Salesman 12. SUSAN MARIE LOMONACO Dom” Cheerleading 10; F.H.A. 11, 12. DIANE LONG Dee” History Club 12; Ski Club 9-12; An Club 11, 12; French Club 9-12; Latin Club 9; Yearbook Salesman 12; Key Club 12; Drama Club 10-12. 40 Regina Losinger Jill MacKenzie Mary Mack Carol Man ter REGINA LOSINGER National Honor Society. RICHARD LUTZ Rick” Spanish Club 9; Soccer Club 10,11; Soccer Team 9. MARY ELIZABETH MACK Macker” Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Business Club 9; Chorus 9; Choir 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate; History Club 12. JILL MacKENZIE Choir 10-12; Senior High Ski Club 9-11; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 12. CAROL MANTER Yearbook Staff 12; Choir 12; Spanish Club 11, 12, President 12; Key Club 12; Sr. Leaders 11, 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Drama Club 10-12; Receptionist 11. 41 ' FRANCIS D. MARTIN Fran : Band 9-11; Spanish Club 11; Intramurals 9, 11. NANCY MARTIN Swim Team 10,11; Latin Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10. THOMAS MARTIN Rifle Club 9-11; Red Cross Club 9-12, Vice President 11, President 12. CRAIG MARTINDALE Valerie Mason Patricia McGarry Diane Mayo Brian McKaig VALERIE SUSAN MASON Honor Society 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Ski Club 11; Warrior Salesman 12; French Club 10, 11; Sr. Leaders 11, 12, Vice President 12; Varsity Tennis 11, 12 . DIANE CAROLYN MAYO Maho’ Class President 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Drama Club 10-12; Ski Team 11, 12; Human Relations 11, 12; Student Council Special Committee 11; Key Club 12; Literary Magazine 10, Treasurer 10. PATRICIA McGARRY Trish’ Spanish Club 9; F.H.A. 10-12; Ski Club 10; Warrior Salesman 12. BRIAN McKAIG Football 9-12; Track 11; Mathletes 11; Spanish Club 12; Key Club 12; Jr. Honor Society 9. Francis Martin Nancy Martin Thomas Martin Craig Martindale 42 Lana McKeon Melinda McNair Robert McNeish Nina McPheeters LANA McKEON Lannie” National Honor Society 9-12; History Club 12, President 12; Spanish Club 10- 12, Vice-President 11, 12; Drama Club 12; FTA 9, 10; Math Club 9- MELINDA McNAIR Mel” Bowling 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12;Jr.-Sr. Game 11. ROBERT P. McNEISH Bob” Yearbook Staff 10; Spanish Club 10, 12; Drama Club 12. NINA McPHEETERS Swim Team 10-12; Debate Club 8; Math Club 8; National Honor Society 9- 12; Key Club 12. DARLENE MARGARET MEAD Dodie” Receptionist 10-12; Library Assistant 11; Business Club 11, 12. BONNIE JEAN MEADE Business Club 10-12; Bowling 9-12; Interagency Smoking Committee 10-12, Secretary 12. LARRY MEAGHER Track 11; Soccer 9-11; Intramurals; Spanish Club 10. KIM MERRILL Chorus 9; Intramurals 9; Health Office Assistant 9; Homeroom Representa¬ tive 9; F.H.A. 10-12. Darlene Mead Bonnie Meade Larry Meagher Kim Merrill 43 Jean Moore Linda Morgan Tom Mott Lynn Mullen Laurene Murphy William Murray Jeffrey Neulon Curtis Newton Victoria Hill keeps a date with her books. JEANNE THERESE MOORE Terry” LINDA JEAN MORGAN Office Assistant 10,12; Business Club 12; Receptionist 10; Choir 9. TOM MOTT Tennis Team 11,12; Cross Country Ski Club 12; Intramurals 9-11; Rifle Club 9-11. LYNN ELIZABETH MULLEN National Honor Society 9, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Band 9, 11, 12; Choir 9,10; Swim Team 10, 11; Tennis Team 12; Volleyball Team 12; G.A.A. 9; Syn¬ chronized Swimming 9; F.T.A. 9. LAURENE MURPHY Lauri” National Honor Society 9, 11, 12; History Club 12; Latin Club 9-11. WILLIAM MURRAY JEFFREY ROBERT NEULON Jeff” Stage Band 9-12; Band 9-12; National Honor Society 9-12; Intramurals; His¬ tory Club 12. CURTIS R. NEWTON Curt” Varsity Track 9, 11, 12; Football 10, 12; Cross Country 11; Ski Team 9-12; Soccer 11; Ski Club 9-11- Irene O’Neil Edward Osterhout William Pease Alice Perkins Robert Perry David Peterson Cindy Petkash Linda Pierce Pam Atteridg tells Mark LaClair, You know, we really should stop meeting like this!” IRENE MARGARET O’NEIL Rene” History Club 12; Bowling 11,12; Honor Society 9, 12; Intramurals 9-12. EDWARD OSTERHOUT Ed” Yearbook Staff 12; Red Cross Club 12; History Club 12; Library Assistant 9- 11; Art Club 11; Opus I 10; Soccer 9- WILLIAM L. PEASE Football 9,10. ALICE PERKINS Cheerleading 9-12; National Honor Society 9-12; Student Council Secretary 12; Student Council Representative 10, 11; Drama Club 11, 12. ROBERT PERRY Leroy” D.E.C.A. Club 11,12. DAVID PETERSON Rifle Club 11. CINDY ANN PETKASH Ski Club 10, 11; Drama Club 10-12; History Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Intra- murals. LINDA PIERCE Spanish Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 9, 11, 12; Girl’s Varsity Track 11. 45 Jo Ann Porter Mary Pratt Joseph Ranucci Thomas Rau Lori Rich Linden Riley Susan Romanczuk Michelle L. Rose Joyce Henderson and Tanya Shay kick some spirit into the football game. JO ANN PORTER Porter” Ski Club 9-12; Intramurals 10-12. MARY PRATT Yearbook Salesman 12. JOSEPH RANUCCI Joe” 1 Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10; Wrestling 9; History Club 12; Student Council 11 . THOMAS RAU Ski Club 9-11; Wrestling 9; Intramurals 10, 12; History Club 12; Track 12. LORI RICH Munchkin” Yearbook Salesman 12; J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10; Jr. and Sr. Leaders 9-12; French Club 11; Drama Club 10-12; Key Club 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Swim Team 11, 12; Track 9,12; Chorus 9; Intramurals 9-11; F.H.A. 11,12. LINDEN RILEY Library Asst. 12. SUSAN ROMANCZUK MICHELLE L. ROSE Micki” Jr. High Chorus 9; Choir 10-12; Madrigals 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Sr. Leaders 12. 46 James Rosenkranz Bill Rossiter Eric Rozboril Thomas Ruffo Lucille Ruggeri Mary Rustic Thomas Ryder Charles Saam Senior Lounge is the focal point for intellectual learning. JAMES W. ROSENKRANZ Bear” BILL ROSSITER Rosco” Track 9, 12; Soccer 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Ski Team 10-12; History Club 12; Football 9. ERIC ROZBORIL ' ' Roz” THOMAS M. RUFFO Tom” Yearbook Staff 12; Wrestling 9; Varsity Track 9,11; History Club 12. LUCILLE RUGGERI Lo U ” Intramurals 9; French Club 10, 11; F.H.A. 11, 12. MARY C. RUSTIC Mar” Honor Society 9-12; Receptionist 10-12; Business Club 10-12, Vice-President 12; Bookstore Bookkeeper. THOMAS RYDER CHARLES SAAM Sambo” Sr. High Band 9-12; Spanish Club 11, 12. Kevin Sabin Carl Saeman Rozann Sasinek Catherine Schumacher James Seary Susann Sells Sandra Sharak Tanya Shay KEVIN DAVID SABIN Strawberry” Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9,10, 12; Tennis 11; Student Council 10, 12, Boy Delegate 10; Homeroom Representative 9; French Club 11. CARL DOUGLAS SAEMAN Smiley” Track 9, 10; Ski Club 9-11; Basketball 9. ROZANN E. SASINEK An Club 11,12; Drama Club 10-12; Spanish Club 12; History Club 12; Year¬ book Salesman. CATHERINE LEE SCHUMACHER Cathy” Intermediate Chorus 9; Madrigals 12; Senior Choir 10-12, President 12; Drama Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 9-12. JAMES A. SEARY Jim” Intramurals 9-12. SUSANN SELLS Sue” SANDRA LEE SHARAK Sam” French Club 10-12, Vice President 12; Quill Staff 11, 12 ; Drama Club 10-12; Ski Club 9-12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman; Intramurals 9, 10; Interme¬ diate Chorus 9. TANYA ELIZABETH SHAY Tes” Color Guard 9-12, Captain 11, 12; Business Club 11, 12; History Club 12; Receptionist 12; Drama Club 12; Yearbook Salesman; Intramurals 9-12. Hey, what’s going on over there?” exclaims a bewildered Dennis Johnston. 48 Now What Do You Want? CATHY LOU SHEELEY Drama Club 10-12. DAVE SHORT Wrestling 9-12; Rifle Club 11; Track 9. ALAN F. SIMONIS Skeets” Football 9, 10; Baseball 10, 12; Golf 12; Quill Staff 12; Intramurals 10-12. BRENT SKINNER Bart Starr” National Honor Society 9-12; History Club 12; Intramurals 9, 10. CHERYL M. SKINNER Varsity Volleyball Team 12; Intramurals 10-12. CYNTHIA A. SMEY Cin” Latin Club 9; Junior Leaders 9, Vice President 9; Intramurals 9-11; Senior Leaders 10-12; Drama Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Ski Club 11; History Club 12; Class Vice President 10, 11. JAMES C. SMITH Jim C.” J.V. Football 10; History Club 12. DOUGLAS SPRINGER Doug” Football 9, 11, 12; Track Team 9, 10; Choir 10-12; Band 9-12; Library Assist¬ ant 10-12. CYNTHIA SPRINGSTEAD Cindy” Spanish Club. Cathy Schumacher retreats to her own world amid backstage paraphernalia. Dave Short Alan Simonis Brent Skinner Cheryl Skinner Cynthia Smey James Smith Douglas Springer Cynthia Springstead Bill Vanca takes out his frustrations on a volleyball. GARY STASKO Football; Chess Club. HANK STOEHR Baseball 9; Football 9-12; Intramurals. GLENN SUTTON JUDITH TAYLOR Judy” DONNA JEAN TEW Yearbook Salesman 12; Choir 10-12; Latin Club 9-12; Honor Society 9, 11,12; Intermediate Chorus 9- ANN ELIZABETH TEWKSBURY Tewksie” Choir 10-12; Intermediate Chorus 9; All-County Choir 9; Girls’ Swim Team 11; Senior Leaders 11,12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Honor Society 9; Drama Club 11, 12. ELIZABETH M. THOMAS B.A.T.” Chorus 9; Choir 10-12; Drama Club 11, 12. CHARLES THOMPSON Chuck” JOY L. TINGLEY Tingle-berry” Choir 10-12; Madrigals 12; Sr. High Band 9-12; Drum Majorette 11, 12; N.Y.S.S.M.A. 9-12; Varsity Volleyball 11; Jr. High Track9; Varsity Track Team Manager 11, 12; Varsity Basketball Statistician 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Hank Stoehr Glenn Sutton Judy Taylor Donna Tew Ann Tewksbury Elizabeth Thomas Charles Thompson Joy Tingley 50 PATTI TOMBS Student Council 9; Chorus 9; Ski Club 9-12; Cheerleading 11; Ski Team 10- 12; Drama Club 9-12, Historian 11, Vice President 12; Art Club 11,12, Trea¬ surer 12; Track Team 10-12; Swim Club 12; Yearbook Salesman. JANET ELAINE TRACY National Honor Society 11, 12; Business Club 11,12; Receptionist 11, 12. WALLIS A. TRANSUE Wally” Varsity Cheerleading 12; J.V. Cheerleading 9, 10; F.H.A. 10-12, Vice-Presi¬ dent 11, President 12; Quill Staff 11, 12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Drama Club 10, 11; Yearbook Salesman. DAVID TREASTER Wrestling 9-12; Quill Staff 12; Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Track Team 9. WILLIAM VANCA Bill” Wrestling 9, 10; Football 10-12; Track Team 9,11, 12; History Club 12; Intramurals 11, 12. MARY ALICE VARGO Choir 9-12; Bible Literature Club 12; Red Cross 9. ELIZABETH VINING Libby Intramurals 10-12; Tennis Team 11,12; Senior Leaders 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman. CRAIG C. WAKELEY Bowling Team 10-12; Senior Band 9-12; Key Club 12. I VS. VX’W M Bob Perry recites one of his many weekend adventures •N- Patti Tombs Janet Tracy Wallis Transue David Treaster William Vanca Mary Vargo Elizabeth Vining Craig Wakeley 51 Wanda Walbridge Phyllis Wendell Wendy Walbridge Andrew Wenn “A Brief Reflection Solves The Mystery” — Stubbs BOYS’ STATE: Jeff Neulon, Bill Dodson, and Dave Guy. 52 WANDA LEE WALBRIDGE Ralph” An Club 9, 10; Red Cross Club 10,11; B.O.C.E.S. WENDY ANN JUDITH WALBRIDGE Art Club 9-12; Red Cross Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9-11; B.O.C.E.S. PHYLLIS BETH WENDELL Phyl” Cheerleading 9-12, Co-Captain 10; Madrigals; Intermediate Chorus 9; Choir 10-12, Secretary 12; Ski Club 10-12, Secretary 11, President 12; Ski Team 12; ■ Class Secretary 10, 12; Student Council Representative 11; National Honor ; Society 9-12; Key Club 12; Drama Club 11,12; French Club 11. ANDREW DEWING WENN Drew” i Drama Club 10-12, Production Manager 12; Ski Club 10-12; Chorus 9; Choir 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Key Club 12; Intramurals 9-12; Madrigals 12. LAUREL WEST ! National Honor Society 9; Chorus 9; French Club 10-12. f JEANNETTE WHEELER Jet” Quill Staff 11, 12, Art Editor 11, Managing Editor 12; Band 9-12; Art Club 11; Yearbook Salesman. DIANE LYNNE WHITFORD Band 9-12; French Club 11; Intramurals 10-12; Yearbook Salesman. DENISE WHITMAN Laurel West Diane Whitford Jeannette Wheeler Denise Whitman 53 MARK WHITTINGTON Wrestling 9-12; Track 9; Intramurals 11,12; Intermediate Chorus 9; Choir 10, 12; Library Assistant 10, 11. JOHN WILBUR Track 10-12; Football 9,11, 12; Varsity Club 12, President 12; Cross Country Skiing 12; History Club 12. DEBBIE JEAN WILLIAMS Swim Team 10; Sr. High Band 9-12; French Club 10, 11; Yearbook Salesman 12; Library Assistant 10, 12; History Club 12. DEBORAH WILLIAMS Deb” Latin Club 9-11; Business Club 11,12. KEVIN WILLIAMS Wrestling 9-12; Track 10,11; Football 11; Varsity Club 11; D.E.C.A. Club 10, 11; Intramurals 9-12. PATRICIA EVA WILLIAMS Brillo” Latin Club 9, 10; Art Club 10; History Club 12. DENISE LYNN WINCHELL Honor Society 9-12; Area All State Band 11, 12; Sr. Band 9-12; Latin Club 9- 11 . CHERYL WRIGHT WILLIAM WRIGHTER Mark Whittington Deborah Williams Denise Winchell John Wilbur Kevin Williams Cheryl Wright Debbie Williams Patricia Williams William Wrighter 54 Time Passes Much Too Quickly Charles Bordonaro dreams of more colorful assemblies. LETTER OF COMMENDATION WINNERS: Lauri Murphy, John Boehmke, Brain McKaig (Semi-Finalist), Dave Guy, Claire Gregory. 55 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: ROW 1: Duane Bronson, Vicki Hill, Nina McPheeters, Lauri Murphy, Beth Fox. ROW 2: Sue Coon, Carol Laman, Claire Gregory, Phyllis Wendell, Lana McKeon. ROW 3: Brian McKaig, Jim Rosenkranz, Jeff Neulon, Eustis Knifkin, Dave Guy, Mark Homik, Charles Saam, Denise Winchell. ABSENT: Gary Butch, John Boehmke, Dennis Kane, Rozann Sasinek. The eyes are the mirror of the soul. 56 Reflections Of My Life . . . Fill My Eyes Mark Lobacz flirts with a roving photographer. Judy Taylor enjoys the freedom of the outdoors. Seniors work together for a common goal. 57 Eleventh Grade PRESIDENT — Tom Brown VICE-PRESIDENT — Karen Neiss SECRETARY — Nancy Taren TREASURER — Donna Throup TOP: Donna Throup, Karen Neiss, Nancy Taren. BOTTOM: Tom Brown. ROW 1: Tom Dillingham, Todd Gregory, Larry Jackson, Steve Tyler, Kirk Simonis, Mark Dow, Carl Zimmer. ROW 2: Elaine Bodnar, Richard Merrill, Richard Pickering, Sylvia Lenox, Steve Martin, Donna Bell, Mark Sandell, Joseph Mickel, Kim Bertram. ROW 3: David Harding. ABSENT: Jim McCray, Jack Crandall, Mary McCray, Liane Joseph, Joseph Miller, Gary Messersmith. ROW 1: Linda Perchinsky, Leslie Vail, Cindy Washburn, Tim Mowry, Carol Smith. ROW 2: Pat Jones, Alice Bohlen, Debra Lee Smith, Irene Apgar, Gail Demp¬ sey, Kathy Tozer, Nancy Percik Jamie Transue, Tim Connor. ROW 3: Richard Priebe, Mike Sigler, Eric Wilfley, Kevin Maddy, Ken Morgan, Ken Munney, Bruce Heim, John Bielefeldt, Craig Einfeldt. ABSENT: Julia Kulas, Kim Leamon. 59 Underclassmen For The Last Time ROW 1: Mark DeNucci, Beth Jones, Holly Smith, Mikki Quick, Ann Williams. ROW 2: Steve Banford, Tim Miner, Tim Cole, Tim Linehan, Ray FeDora, Mark Rose, Larry Underriner, Barbara Martin. ROW 1: Judy Rose, Sue Seargent, Sue Heisler, Cheryl New, Andrea Zschiedrich, Lorrie Baker. ROW 2: Bob Kalmbacher, Rick Thorne, Dan Collins, Scott Crerar, Gary Durbin, Dan Negus, Dean Hanson. ABSENT: Mark Bidwell, Debbie Deinhardt, Rick Hatch, Karen Kraham, Jim Roberts, Arlan Schneider, Bruce Smith, Mary Stasko. 60 ROW 1: Theresa Turnbull, Trina Milchanowski, Nancy Taren, Sue Marier, Karen Neiss, Catherine DeCastro. ROW 2: David Ruffo, Jeff Rennell, Annette Rauch Joann Chiaramonte, Charm Foster, Shelley Eshleman, Nancy Barnes, Bonnie Davis, Nancy Nolan, Ruth Hamel. ROW 3 James Love, Bob Birch Jim McDaniel, Barry Norton, Tom Cline, Phil Reynolds John Shafer, Steve Barr, Roger Miller, Steve Warfield Joe Sinchak Amy Kalm- bacher. ABSENT: Desiree Macomber. ROW 1: Kate McNally, Donna Pegos, Rena Wilson, Leslie Hall, Cathy Gurney, Robin Medovich, Ilene Hitchcock. ROW 2: Dan Clark, Bill Hazilla, Tom Brown, Dick Krisko, Jerry Mee, Kevin Reardon, Duane Kresge, Frank Gaffney. ABSENT: John Sharak. ROW 1: Marianne Hartin, Sue Mooney, Katie Fenwick, Darlene Mead, Bob Sheffler, Gary Lewis, Ron O’Neil. ROW 2: Karen Grunder, Donna Barlow, Kris Shaw, Tom Wendell, Robin Stevens, Ron Reynolds, Sally Neulon, John Kocak, Jim Pecka, Joe Ranucci. ABSENT: Steve Randall, Tom Rinker. 62 ROW 1: Judith Bemauer, Cathy Harding, Val McPherson, Mary Transue, Gerald Price, Joe Zachar. ROW 2: Debbie Valenti, Lou Ann Hoxsie, David Scott, Mark Swartwood, Brian Donnelly, Robin MacDermott, Nancy Moulthrop. ABSENT: Minnie Contro. 63 A Glimpse Of Junior Life Jeff Smith astonishes Mary Wrighter with some informative news. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. ROW 1: Colleen Ford.Jonna Reale, Patti Hoag, Sandy Neulon, Kathy Lawson, Kathy Bahleda. ROW 2: Jim Benscoter, Jim Sage, Charlie Robinson, Joe Moriarity, Mary Wrighter, Clarissa Avery, Nancy Tayler. ROW 1: Sue Bush, Debbie Skope, Cathy Jamieson, Gerry Gates, Bob Peake, John Shimrock, Lori Lyon, Mike Perrigo, Bob Clift, Doug MacGregor, Sue Rau, Scott Hawley, Debbie Chabin, Jim Sayer, Tim Miner, Mike LaMonica. ROW 1: Cheryl Smith, Lisa Fulkrod, Cathy Parke, Debbie Salmon, Donna Throup, Robin Sabitus, Cathy Stoehr, Chris Baldwin. ROW 2: Layne Freeh, Gary Caruso, Bridget O’Connor, Sue Sells, Ken Crane, Jim Randall. ROW 3: Jeff Pettinato, Chris Ocker, John Taylor, Tom Cook, Paul Almy, Dan Graves, Don Wil¬ liams. ABSENT: Tom Delarno, Robin Kellogg. 65 ROW 1: Jim Stevens, Cheryl Wilbur, Carolyn Page, Vicky Koltz, Mary Stecker. ROW 2: Rick Reynolds, Clayton Wildrick, Tom Eaves, Lyndon Bolt, Dale Miller, Paul Solian, George Chase, Mark Felker. ROW 3: Tony Colonna, Chris Zimick, Dave Gould, Steve Foster. ROW 1: Laurie Grady, Susan Harmer, Mary Beth Canale, Dawn Powell. ROW 2: Debbie Smith, Barbara Murphy, Susan Maguire, Matt Heier, Brian Seeholzer, Gregg Murdock. ROW 3: Val Jones, Joe Walker, Ann Humphrey, Bob Stone, Mark Truesdail. ROW 4: Gary Betts, Mark Aswad, Kevin Dorner, Brian O’Neill, John Moody, Mike Smack. 66 Tenth Grade PRESIDENT —John Tarbell VICE-PRESIDENT — Dave Reed SECRETARY — Cindy Craver TREASURER — Mark Davis Left to right: Mark Davis, Cindy Craver, John Tarbell, Dave Reed. 67 Deb Gallaher reflects upon a solemn moment at choir practice. ROW 1: Elaine Perkins, Nancy Hickling, Margaret Ryan, Amy Peterson. ROW 2: Debbie Totten, Susan Elliott, Maggie Bender, Lisa Ackerman. ROW 3: Cindy Potak, Debbie Pillars, Diane Kilmer, Cathy Skin¬ ner. ROW 4: Michelle Smith, Carolyn Salisbury, David Reed. ROW 5: Theresa Jones, Elaine Spencer, Alison Bailey, Chris Miller. Wonder what Class B drummers look like! 68 ROW 1: Paul Treaster, Maggie Batchler, Lori Edwards, Diane Chase, Bonnie McNeish, Elaine Wassmer. ROW 2: Linda Westbrook, Sue Hitt, Mindy Wame, Sue Moore, Judy Knox, Kim Soules, Jackie Whitlock, Fred Larson. ROW 3: Eric Batchler, Chuck Guditis, Mark Reardon, Steve Pen, Steve Maloney, Mark Davis, Randy Hughes, Dan Fadden, Dave Swartwood, Jamie Larnerd, Mike Zielinski. ABSENT: Bob Valenti. ROW 1: Shari Kalivoda, Donna Travis, Kathy Demoski, Donna Brennan, Joan Krzyznieski, Ann Marie Perrego. ROW 2: Donna Graves, Barbara Fox, Stephanie Daub, Sue Brown, Debbie Walrath, Patty Lamb, Carolyn Underriner, Lynne Tester. ROW 3: Ken Potter, David Yeager, Tim Martin, Rick Ruffo, William Kutz, Chris Malik, Kate McKallor, David Meagher, Glen Stiner, Herbert Beman. A Serious And Not So Serious Side Of Sophomores 69 ROW 1: Lineece Serafini, Debbie Churchill, Patti Miller, Jean Creagh, Patti deGroat, Candi Heath, Carole Brown. ROW 2: Diane Woodrow, Mary Ann DeCastro, Ann Mannino, April Leamon, Pat Bordonaro. ROW 3: Warren Weeks, Eric Staniulis, Scott Moulthrop, Mike Tiesi, Dan Marascia, Brian Whitford, Mike Hoyle. ABSENT: Jerry Schuldt, Phil Giambalvo. 70 ROW 1: Karon Bielenda, Stephanie Aswad, Cathy Bennet, Kathy Jennings, Carol Sherwood, Wendy McLaughlin, Luann Davis. ROW 2: Jean Boland, Debbie Oatman, Gail Cady, Sherry Einfeldt, Beth Jones, Debbie Benza. ROW 3: Kevin Kreidler, Joe Lorenz, Dennis Cicak, John Tarbell, Jim Mullen, Greg Doolittle, Randy Heysek, Mike Hamilton, Rich Kennicutt, Dave Weeks, Peter Letkiewicz. ABSENT: Kathy Corlyon. Sophomores Step Into Senior High ROW 1: Sharon Zimick, Julie Felice, Sandy Wahl, Karen Delamo, Stacy Thompson, Sharon Tabor. ROW 2: Patricia Wildrick, Marcia Bronson, Bonnie Winston, Gary Petrisak, Michael Tacci, Mike Lamerd, Charles Jackowski, Michael Kneebis. ROW 3: Carl Weber, Francis Mazzei, Dave Parkhurst, Tim Flanagan, Robert Mott, Kenneth Clark. ABSENT: Barbara Bolton. ROW 1: Kim LaValle, Elizabeth Forsyth, Lilly Merrill, Debbie Gallaher, Cathy Ling, Peggy Williams. ROW 2: Gary Bakay, Michael Dawn, Dave Wertman, John Gallo, Gerald Abbey, Cindy Neer, Jane Rose, Jean Poodiack, Dennis Heisler, Joe Pratt. ROW 3: Kevin Martin, George Mackey, Dave Dickstein, Robert Rogers, Michael Lamb, Kris Brown, Joe Potak, Rick Rounds, Ron Gorley, Jim Fett, Greg Dionne, Dan Barnett. ROW 1: Bill Perkins, Pam Schneider, Kelly Allen, Mary Ann Reale, Karol Meaker. ROW 2 : Kim Ferris, Carolyn Braman, Karen Yanuzzi, Kathy Garrett, Sue Finch, Colleen Hawthorne, Tammy Winans. ROW 3: Dave Canale, Chris Tabor, Alan Bohlen, Matt Ryall, David Stanley, John Hudak, Greg Flynn. ABSENT: Karen Tabor, Luanne Holcomb, Scott Cornelius, Mike Atkins, Diane McCray. ROW 1: Dan Berry, Debbie Johnson, Robin McDaniel, Laura Salmon, Sandy Smith, Mark Harris. ROW 2: Mary Grace LaPierre, Debbie Heater, Judy Roser, Sue Carney, Bonnie Hall, Roxanne Wilcox, Greg Spak. ROW 3: John Damiano, Edward Linsky, Frank Bowman, Scott Smith, Greg Fiske, David Shoop, William Reckus. ABSENT: Cindy Craver, Murray Douglas, Joe Griffin, James Kulas. 72 - HI! ROW 1; Yvonne Havter, Roseanne Serafini. ROW 2; Pam Foland, Cheryl Rupert, Martha Lyons, Linda Barsham, Nancy Smyk, Sandy Vincent, Debby Nearing, ROW 3: Chris McAvoy, Glenn Miller, David Harvey, Victor Kasmarick, Duncan Dunbar, Scott Freeman. ROW 4: Don Belcher, Lloyd Lindsey, Jon Gaffney, A1 Hughes, John Bogart, Bill Schumacher, John Troy. ABSENT: Art Grace, Liz Weiss, Cindy Benek, Ann McGarry, Candy Wilcox. Dave Reed is thoroughly absorbed in his work at Inter¬ national Night. pm; Joanne Hayes shows us how to succeed in school without really trying. 73 ROW 1: Doreen Gunster, Pam Snashall, Nancy Sayer, Doris Zschiedrich, Cindy Roser, Melody LaClair. ROW 2: Pat Laudato, Regina Mion, Cathy Smey, Cheryl Fairbairn, Darlene Trebilcock. ROW 3: Bob Palmatier, Patrick Keefe, David Hill, Jeff Hatch, Jeff Smith, Scott Cooper, Carol Fett, Tom Buono, Val Walrath. ABSENT: Bonnie Cline, Liz Contro. Who cares if the bell rang; I’m only going to Chem¬ istry! Beth Jones and Kim Soules celebrate a birthday during lunch. 74 Marianna Ferdo wonders what brand of tooth¬ paste Carolyn Fett uses. ROW 1: Kathy Parkhurst, Caryl Disotelle, Kathy Clarke, Cheryl Disotelle. ROW 2: Keith Abbey Rob¬ bie Whitham, Keith Frayer, Steve Mazzei. ABSENT: Richard Doebler, Bill Firmstone, Danny Link. K? r W i VlCki Mullineaux, Kathy Rugged, Debbie Zimick, Carole Young, JoAnn Hayes, Kathy Stecyk, Tim Brown. ROW 2: MariettaDouglas, Deb Miller, H i JT; Na “ 1( ; S , KCyk ’ J ° n Hardin «- Gal T Grunder. ROW 3: John Davies, Serge Kostun, Mike Haynes, Cliff Iverson, Chuck Daniels. Rick Femald, Jim Hackel, Mark Napoli, Marty Soule. ABSENT: David Bennett. 75 SR. SPECIAL: ROW 1: Martha Conklin, Deborah Bums, Susan Axtell. ROW 2: Eva Holmberg, Sally Brown, Joanne Tallman, Cheryl Panko, Edna Prentice, Debra Slauson. ROW 3: Donald Tonkin, Dale Bunting, Joseph Hinkey, Joseph Nesevitch, Roger Henry, Timothy Doren. ABSENT: Timothy Whitman, Royce Cooley, Michael Wilbur. JR. SPECIAL: ROW 1: Joan Gibson, Stacey Brown, Shirley Walker, Therese McGuire, Patricia Commander, Robin Eldridge, Arthur Sturdevant. ROW 2: Paul Reynolds, Mark Fehr, Robert Tompkins, Rick Crawford, Robert Johnson, David Martin, Susan Reppard, Brenda Kumpan. 76 Ninth Grade PRESIDENT — Carl Tewksbury VICE-PRESIDENT — Chris Oswald SECRETARY —Jean Barnes TREASURER — Pete Smyk Left to right: Carl Tewksbury, Chris Oswald, Pete Smyk, Jean Barnes. 77 I hope Mrs. Hcssney isn’t watching! Joe Campo is still able to smile while doing homework. ROW 1: Jeff Alexander, Dave Wall, Dave Howland, Sharon Vining, Lori McBride, Lori Bolt, Julia DeAngelis, Nancy Webb. ROW 2: Grace Seargent, Sue Milchanowski, Margarete Hurd, Ron Brink, Tim MacGregor, Scott Wagner, Nancy Russell, Bonnie Heim, Sue Weir, Johann Baycura, Gretchen Car¬ ter, Bonnie Aswad. ROW 3: Kera Kostun, Bill Thomas. ABSENT: Carl Tewksbury. 78 Smiles Brighten Freshman Days W SB V u f .Wm r J A U tea f,°u W x 1 ; C , at £ y Mc if an ’ Kelly Church ’ Laraine Gaston Caro1 Swky. Karen Snashall. ROW 2: Jerry Walrath, Bill Rau, Sue Larson, Cindy Muschaweck Chris Mohr Mark Fiato Don Benza. ROW 3: John Mitrowitz, David Tracy, Len Touch, Mark Hawthorne, Jay Conner, Dave Bronson, John Poliskey, Stan Jablonski, Otto Roser, Ron Drobak. ABSENT: Mike Bender. ROW 1: John Ritter, Joe Campo, Mike Zopp, Steve Krise, Bill Nearing, Tim Brennan, Leonard Gee. ROW 2: Peggy Johnston, Kathy Barr, Suzanne Eshlemen Joanne Terwilhger, Judy Hanson, Elizabeth St.John, Diana Wahl, Colleen Stiner, Darlene Stinson. ROW 3: Jeff Randall, Les Piatt, Bob Mullen Rob Minor Steve Jennings, Mike Gurney, Steve Jones, Jim Gallagher. ABSENT: Debra Brown. 79 ROW 1: Bonnie Caruso, Bobbie Pierdomenico, Kathy Witteman, Sue Benek, Sue Williams, Vicki Chordas. ROW 2: Sue Smith, Wendy Auchinachie, Sheree Lance, Theresa Walker, Cheeta Kenyon, Matt Humphrey, Eric Davis, Mike McGarry. ROW 3: John Broderick, Jody Sphangenberg, Mark Robinson, Alan Holmes, Bill Lewis, John Aiken, Brian Bell, Don Schimpff, Mike Gamer, John Domer. ROW 1: John Poodiack, Bob Delamo, Andrea Reale, Holly Felker, Cindy Wheeler, Amy Gates, Shelly Bederka. ROW 2: Kelly Winters, Julie Turn- bull, Tia Klein, Corrine Simmons, Sheila Hewitt, Karen Shaw, Tammy Sutton, Laura Torrey. ROW 3: Tom Bahleda, Mark Moore, Gordon Osterhout, Martin Chiaramonte, Bruce Browne, Jeff Dyke, Mike McMahon, Brian Stanley, Brett Lewis. ABSENT: Bill Donahue. 80 ROW 1: Carl Cope, David Santasiero, Richard Snedecker, William Eck, Wil¬ liam Kasmarcik. ROW 2: Timothy O’Neil, Susan Aiken, Debra Bryan, Deb¬ bie Miller, Thomas Baldwin, David Richards, James Mullen. ROW 3: Bill Maguire, Douglas Mullineaux, Mike Zacher, John O’Neil, Bruce Perry. ROW 4: Michael Holmes, Michael Ste¬ vens, James Hall. Wfkl iJU ' a - mm mm $- •■■■. 1 y.A 3IOHh|.-. fS BUL if� m n JBIkO ' jf StePR fc. -v ; •- a ■ J ROW 1: John Klein, Andy Ruffo, Jerry Eck, Ron Knowles, Charles Cogswell, Victor Odorico. ROW 2: Maggie Cavallucci, Collette Dean, Chris Powell, Sue Russell, Colleen Reardon, Andy Hill, Darlene Short, Joan Andrews. ROW 3: Mark Graham, David Merrill, Mike Stasko, Keith Cashman, Bill Forsyth, David Jagger, Jeff Taylor, Don Whitman. 81 ROW 1: Tim Whitney, Gerald Koltz, Rick Miller, Kathy Eisenhart, Merry-Jo Randall, Debbie Dickerson. ROW 2: Debbie Powell, Diane Buehring, Karen Ralston, Helen Hines, Debbie MacDonald, Mary Ann Ryan, Mary Beth Saeman, Ann Marie Stecker. ROW 3: Randy Reynolds, Jeff Teeter, Jack Graham, Norm Johnson, Douglas Blanford, Mike Page, Don Chaffe, Bill Vail, Dan Freer, Matt Greenley. ROW 1: Cliff McCoy, A1 Hackel, Dave Crerar, Bob Evans, Bill Gamble. ROW 2: Rick Spencer, Tom Negus, Jim Dickerson, Chuck Zwick, Jeff Smith. ABSENT: Vance Barr, Dave Stroka. 82 ROW 1: Carol Sands, Peggy Taylor, Mary Carney, Carol Mion, Sharon Tessitore, Sue Lamb, Paula Vroman. ROW 2: Matt Williams, Judy Robinson, Nancy Kehoe, Debbie Schimpff, Tara Picciano, Mary Nolan, JoAnne Hoyle, JoAnne Willis. ABSENT: Vicki Stone. 83 y l -Jr? kjn fhi % . r r Ur § J 2 ROW 1: Rita Slauson, Joan Cook, Patty Pittsley, Judy Stevens, Robin Hitchcock, Cindy Fuller. ROW 2: Michele DeMott, Denise Demoski, Robin Baldwin, Cindy Rinker, Renee Guerin, Judy Wrighter, Michelle Bozon. ROW 3: Lynn Kozina, Carol Wildrick, Kathy Connolly, David Campbell, Randy Pratt, Robert Parke, David Emmi, Bob Dayton, Terry Napoli, Joe Martinichio. ABSENT: Carrie Masick, Mary Minarovich, Bruce Strong, Cheryl VanBarriger, Leon Lewis. ROW 1: Herb Heisler, Dawn Jones, Theresa Westbrook, Pat Rhodes, Cyndy Leaman, Lori Friedger. ROW 2: Jean Barnes, Pam Comfort, Cindy Grady, Michele Chape. ROW 3: John Stacey, Joe Sardella, Mark Whitford, Peter Smyk, Steve Warner, Debbie Wheaton, Norma Nichols, Bobbie Maurer, Tammy Serafini, Chris Foster, Bob Hatton. ROW 4: Jim Sigler, Mike Nolan, Chris Oswald, A1 Chace, Charles Thorne. 84 Eighth Grade PRESIDENT — Kathy Murphy VICE-PRESIDENT — Tom Gialanella SECRETARY — Kelly Frey TREASURER — Kelly DeVine Left to right: Tom Gialanella, Kathy Murphy, Kelly Frey. ABSENT: Kelly DeVine. Growing Together, Learning Together ROW 1: Jayne Tingley, Heidi Daub, Lizanne Tiesi, Mary Jo Gay, Jean Wright, Anne Ackerman. ROW 2: Allison Brooker, Wanda Baker, Jeff Shafer, Paul Gerhardt. Vuzuki i k Jill jto� X - k ' ! 1 in H 1 iMS lilt orTtfip ’ft 1 ROW 1: Jerry Hotchkiss, Terri Snedecker, Mary Griffin, Karen Spaziano, Jodi Smith, Kelley Frey, Charlynne Eddy, George Ksenics. ROW 2: Kurt Cashman, Dale MacDermott, Donald DeMott. ROW 3: John Klepfer, Jim Hatch, Rick Spaziano, Brian Smith, Wayne Eccleston, Steve Lamb, Chuck Stalker, Jerry Hulse, David Freer, Jim Igo, Lee Spittle, Mark Harlost, Scott Lance. 86 ROW 1: Diane Gallaher, Linda Stanley, Alonda Murray, Rosie McAvoy, Alex Macko, Cindy Lawrence, Pam Connor, Terrie Mullineaux. ROW 2: Jeff Schell, Nancy Polachek, Betty Mee, Cindy Cosier, Robin Haight, Tom Moore, Neil Coon, Rob Nearing, John Serafini, Jeff Napoli, Doug Payne. ROW 3: Steve Wil¬ liams, Bob Church, Paul Penwell, Bill Blose, Fred Searles, Dave Kearns, Dave Braman. ABSENT: Danny Osterhout. ROW 1: Nancy Latavish, Terry Neiss, Melinda Coon, Debbie Christoff, Cheryl Groce, Tim Petrisak, Simon Brooking, Greg Mitchel. ROW 2: Stephen Miller, Andrew Bobik, Pete Lasicki, Caroline McKallor, Colleen Fuller, Amy Smith. 87 What happened to the fire drill we were supposed to have? According to Joyce Lattimer, eighth graders spend too much time giving oral reports. ' jSjj ROW 1: JoAnne Sackett, Kelly DeVine, Julie Rogalavich, John Hamel, Rob Bibbins, Chris Transue, Paul Brown. ROW 2: Theresa James, Paul Mooney, Dawn Bertram, Grace Wilson, Dawn Martin, Lenita Bolt, Lisa Finch, Melodie Doolittle. ROW 3: Laura Tracy, Carolyn Jagger, Ericjohnson, Steve Johnston, Chris Weber, Paul Locke, Bill Mott, Terry Watson, Chuck Benscoter, Ed Cole, Gary Wassmer. ABSENT: David Atkins, Mary Ellen Seary. 88 Eighth Graders Speak Out V J lm Webb ’ Hotaling, Bill Hatton, Brook Maloney, Annette Mion, Steve Clements, Henry Doetsch, Steve Guth, Dave Jones, David Tester, Diane DeMarano, Pam Avery ROW 2: John Jennings, Dave MacLeod, Tim Sherman, Jenni Rosenkrans, Larry Korell, Judy VanVleck, Darlene Knapp, Erin Cavanagh Cindy Pettinato, Julie Norton, Marlene Knight, Angela Flora. ABSENT: Sylvester McCray. ROW 1: Ernie Bodnar, Linda Smith, Debbie Page, Robin Lockhart, Debbie Cook. ROW 2: Calvin Edwards, Mark Tabor, Jim Schef- fler, Warren Perry, Herb O’Loughlin. ABSENT: Stephen Rose, Bruce Bradley. 89 ROW 1: Robin Stahl, Jean Durgin, Carol Maus, Caren McLean, Christy Davies, Sue Carulli, Cindy Edwards, Marie DeFillips, Dana Gregory. ROW 2: Rotha Seevens, JoAnne Griswold, Debbie Trattel, Donna Fairbaim, Barbara Bennett, Jay Stoehr, Ron Romano. ROW 3: Howard Taylor, Rob Knox, John Stevens, Rocco Testani, Bob Langevin. ABSENT: Walter Ehlers, Michele Felice. ROW 1: Deidre Brink, Sherry Vanderpool, Margaret Dodson, Patricia Beam, Carole Martin, Sue Dinncen, Pamela Kma, Janice Till, Linda Atteridg. ROW 2: Geoffrey Doolittle, Cindy Rapp, Mark Utter, Scott Carter, Donald O’Connor, Scott Miselnicky, Bonnie Carey, Kathy Murphy, Sally Kolberg, Sue Messick, Chris¬ tine Saam, Annette Hogg, Lisa Spoor, Karen Kehoe. 90 School Becomes A Way Of Life ROW 1: Kathy Baldwin, Mary Crane, Renae Haven, Annette Martin, Eileen Lobacz, Andrea Dionne, Debbie Wood, Joyce Lattimer, Linda Sanguiliano. ROW 2: Mary Ann Thayne, Olive Wilson, Sharon Mack, Joyce Heaman, Barbara Mohr, Patricia Jake, Joanne Thorne, JoAnne Jablonski. ROW 3: David Dischinger, James Fetcinko, Leslie Neubauer, Kenneth Dickie, Brian Berry, Donald Chase, Dale Kresge, Joseph Griswold, Bettina Calker. ROW 1: Richard Reynolds, Mark Gallo, Dale Bronson. ROW 2: Michael Weeks, Joe Yanuzzi, Jerry Hanafin, John Fenwick. ROW 3: Jennilyn Serafini, Theresa Aswad Sharon Hughes, Tom Laman. ROW 4: Andrea Foster, Gail Travis, Andrea Babcock, Kathy Rieder, Margaret Allard, Maralena Dropp, Sandy Burdick, Linda Guzylak, Cathy Cashman, Richard Fox, Robert Korinek, Chris Ford, Ray Bordonaro, Eric Hobbing. ABSENT: Stephen Kulas. 91 ROW 1: Carrie Gates, Sue Donnelly, Corinne Iversen, Val Kushner. ROW 2: Val Oakley, Nancy Andrews, Sue Wame, Wende Kreidler, Steve Barlow, Don Hayes, John Corcoran, Tim Grady, Tom Gialanella, Brian Whetsell. ROW 3: Diane Heater, Alan Campbell, David Ulmer, Barbara Chase, Terry Britton, Cindy Cornell, Dave Young, Mark Mika, George Randall, Rick DuBrava. ABSENT: JoAnn Robinson, Roxanne Hunsinger. i •j -i i i u 1 ROW 1: Becky Heier, Penny Smith, Debbie Cochran, Ellen Smith, Frances Sosenko, Karen Bigart, Lee Shurtleff. ROW 2: Richard Wood, Maureen Fox, Karen Konecny, Gayle McKeon, Terry Bennett, Tim Randall, Bart Lewis. ROW 3: Bill Crandall, Tom Hayes, Tim Price, Mike Corlyon, Dan Lyons, Donald Lott, Bruce Pillars. 92 Seventh Grade PRESIDENT — Anthony Reale VICE-PRESIDENT — David Nolan SECRETARY — Ann Marie Vinci TREASURER — Scott Benza ROW 1: David Weeks, Bruce Hanson, David Harris, Tom McEnaney, Amy Newton, Kim Einfeldt, Melissa Johnson, Dana Ackerman, Andrew Martin. ROW 2: Michael Uhouse, Dorothy Transue, Melissa Santasiero, Jennifer Ryan, Ann Marie Vinci, Susan Dougherty, Lorraine LaPierre, Mark Davies. ABSENT: Jeff Kulas. ROW 1: Cindy Francis, Debbie Krise, Lori Norton, Mike Gaita. ROW 2: Sharon Gurney, Laurie Pratt, Tammy Tonkin, Christine DeAngelis, Mike Newcomb, Richard Silvestri. ROW 3: Lee Whitford, Scott Craver, Joe Bigart, David Carter, Jim Chantland, John Stull, Roy Molesky, Richard Shoop. ABSENT: Debbie Richards, Gary Johnson, Pat Lomonaco, Gene Brutvan. 94 ROW 1: Stephen Baker, Michele Schimpff, Diane Tessitore, Cindy Bennett, Kathy Jennings, Kathy Blose, Michelle Agard, Susan Emstrom, Hildegarde McGee. ROW 2: Cindy Peters. ROW 3: William Unsky, Kirk McAlister, Kim¬ berly Black, Cathy Neill, Gayle Stevens, Gail Cashman. ROW 4: Jeff Doren, Dan Stroka, Gary Benning, Jim Davies, Eric Hamilton, Dan Femald. ROW 1: Angelina Bordonaro, Penny Churchill, Usa Hitchcock, Judy Jamieson, Barbara Murray, Cheryl Undsey. ROW 2: Kelly Walrath, Doug Billings, Kevin Raley, Mark Rubitski, Jeffrey Weeks, Ken Schumacher, Mark Zopp. ROW 3: Karen Church, Maureen McGarry, Robin Buonocore, Peter Almy, Jeff Fako, David Grunder, Mark Kozina, Barbara Poodiack, Barbara Kma, Susan Locke. ROW 1: Dave Mercincavage, John Billings, Carl Aiken. ROW 2: Sarah DeCastro, Colleen Honnick, Tim Bennett, Anthony Reale, Jim McGarity, Marianne Foley, Pattie Burns. ROW 3: Sue Snyder, Shelly Wahl, Theresa Drobak. ROW 4: Jim Aiken, Scott Benza, Judy Neiss, Donna Telesk, Deanna Kirk, Mike Martin, Kathy Briggs, Lori Christensen. ABSENT: Brian Stiner, Sue Atkins, Bob Sweetay, Kathy Alexander. ROW 1: Jeff Thompson, William Tanzini, Lori Fidurski, Wendy Hitchcock, Cindy DeMott, Diane Masick, Heather Smith. ROW 2: Peter Strong, Elizabeth Vargo, Carolyn Waring, Kathy Broderick, Allison Negus, Robyn Romich, Kathy Lasicki, Traci Picciano, Penny Hulbert. ABSENT: Cynthia Anthony, Scott Dwyer, Richard Love. 96 inn Along Came The Little People ROW 1: Jim Crandall, Ricky Tribilcock, Edward Tobin, Mark Hughes, Mark Rudy, Ken Hutchings. ROW 2: Sally Webb, Beth Witteman, Michele Underwood, Mary Zemanick, Joyce Hoyte, Melissa Moulthrop, Bob Delluerficio, Don Clift. ROW 3: Brian Sullivan, David Secor, Jim Bender, Martin Kasmarcik, Raymond Guerin, John Grady, Jim Mateosky, Mark Clark, Phillip Linebaugh. ABSENT: Michelle Ruffo, Lorraine Bucci. ROW 1: Vivian Lenox, Linda Crerar, Kathy Neiss, Pat Williams. ROW 2: Chris Kulp, Ann Marie Haley, Janette Salisbury, Angela Lee, Patty Wame, Barbara Iverson. ROW 3: Ed Rose, Mark Horvath, Jeff Oakley, Dave Nolan, John Polkowski, Chuck Cawley, Teddy Cause. ABSENT: Diane Bodley, Mark Emmi, Randy Pickering, Eric Whittington, Theresa Roff. L i ml ( t. r m s. M : 1 % ; J i r ik., y i i k W ) If - 1 ROW 1: William Heisler, James Rogalavich, Jeffrey Soules, Charles Foster, Linda Rogers, Douglas Miller. ROW 2: Sallie Kalmbacher, Michele Norton, Kelly Clif¬ ford, Diane Tew, Dawn Hurd, Linda Pierdomenico, Laura Hill. ROW 3: Glen Tait, Dean Bronson, Brant Lewis, James Bibbins, Jory Larnerd, Fred Stoehr. ABSENT: Randy Groome, Tom Roberts. 98 ROW 1: Judy Gates, Penny Koltz, John Lawrence, Joe O’Neil, Dan Dillingham, Steve Simmons. ROW 2: Carolyn Robinson, Nancy Contro, Janet Beam, Linda Lamb, Kathy Walrath, Steve Sutton, Scott Shaffer, Jeff Chase. ROW 3: Kathy Alexander, Theresa Moriarity, Janet Bunts, Gerry Randall, Karen Bradley, Linda Desmond, Lori Thomas, Kim Adams, Richard Fett. ROW 1: Bonnie Zacher, Barbara Hoyle, Susan Luce. ROW 2: Frances Budine, Carol Treaster, Lindy Day, Carol Neulon, Debbie Napoli, Tammy Blanford, Robin DeMaria, Kit Langevin. ROW 3: Donna Proper, Jim Heenan, Greg Fuller, Steve Smith, Steve Marusak, Dave Mackey, Julie Stone. ABSENT: Elizabeth Boland, John Rosenkrance. 99 One Down , Five To Go! ROW 1: Denise Olsovsky, Kim Evans, Marianne Korchak, Debbie Messick, Linda Eck, Kari Raymond. ROW 2: Brenda Birmingham, Cindy York, Mike Church, Jim Rhodes, Scott Malchak, Joe Gay, Tom Hall. ABSENT: Joe Babcock, Beth Blanding, Michelle Brigham, Kathy Flynn, Matthew Long, Brian Lester, Scott Smith. 100 ROW 1: Randy Barnett, Michael Knight, Tom Parkhurst, Ricky Bush, Michelle Perry, Mark Edwards, Dave Citrak. ROW 2: Sheila Bond, Christine Torrey, Dave Brown, Perry Hitchcock, Chuck Porter, George Patrick, Jean Marascia, John Fulton, Scott Pratt, Gary Braman. ROW 1: Mark O’Neil, Paul Bibbins, Joseph Ranieri, Tim Snyter, Rodney Wilbur. ROW 2: Mary Kostic, Ann Serafinf, Theresa Edwards, Mary Ann Reckus, Michele Tabor, Lori Fleming, Debbie Harlacher, Debbie Lynn. ROW 3: Marvin Williams, Gary Lee, Edwin Gee, JoAnn Kehoe, Pam Dayton, Debbie Willis, Pam Smith, Terry Cook, Theresa Muschaweck, Linda Browne, Lynn Friedgen. ABSENT: Dave Solian. 101 0 I JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: ROW 1: Annette Hoagg, Wanda Baker, Linda Atteridg, Maureen Fox, Sue Dineen, Treasurer Brian Stanley, President Kera Kostun, Secretary Michele Chape, Vice-President Rick Miller, Mark Gallo, Mark Utter, Andy Bobik, Carrie Masick, Caroline McKallor. ROW 2: Anne Ackerman, Julie DeAngelis, Julie Rogolovich, Dawn Martin, Andrea Foster, Annette Martin, Joanne Jablonski, Theresa Bennett, Steve Guth, Brian Berry, Dave McLeod, Debbie Trattel, Carol Martin, Chris Saam, Sally Kolberg, Sue Messic, Linda Sangiuliano. ROW 3: Mark Graham, Debbie Christoff, Mindy Coon, Deidre Brink, Kathy Murphy, Cheryl Groce, Jayne Tingley, Liz Ann Teasy, Linda Guzylak, Amy Smith, Lee Shurtleff, Cindy Rapp, Nancy Polachek, Bonnie Carey, Alli¬ son Brooker, Janice Till. ROW 4: Jeff Shafer, Simon Brooking, Les Nuebauer, Mark Haley, Scott Miselnicky, Scott Carter, Donald O’Connor, Steve Miller, Tim Petrisak, Geoff Doolittle, Chris Ford, Paul Brown, Nancy Letavish, Mary Jo Gay, Pete Lasicki. ROW 5: Paul Gerhardt, Tom Gialanella, Sherry Vanderpool, Mar¬ garet Dodson, Paul Mooney, Jerry Hanafin, Margaret Hurd, Michele DeMott, Lynn Kozina, Holly Felker, Helen Hines, Kathy Barr, Kelly Winters. ROW 6: Sue Lamb, Bonnie Aswad, Mary Nolan, Theresa Westbrook, Pat Rhodes, Cindy Leamon, Lori Friedgen, Kathy Eisenhart, Grace Seargent, Bobby Maurer, Timmy Mac¬ Gregor, Pete Smyk, Vance Barr, Mike Bender, Tom Bahleda, Steve Warner. ROW 7: Joann Willis, Debbie Wheaton, Kathy Witteman, Shelley Bederka, Bonnie Heim, Tammy Serafini, Jean Barnes, Lori McBride, Chris Oswald, Mike Nolan. ROW 8: Cindy Wheeler, Sue Milchanowski, Ron Brink, Bob Delarno, Scott Wagner, Sue Weir, Pam Comfort, Nancy Russell, Dave Wall, B ob Dayton, Joe Sardella, Mark Whitford, Carl Tewksbury, Fred Hatton, Dave Stroka. SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: ROW 1: Sue Coon, Phil Reynolds, Pam Knox, Nancy Taren, Irene O’Neil, Carol Manter, President Ed Krisko, Vice- President Carol Laman, Secretary Linda Pierce, Treasurer Valerie Mason, Nancy Martin, Phyllis Wendell, Jill MacKenzie, Mindy Carter, Denise Winchell, Nancy Moulthrop, Gina Linville, Lynette Bodnar, Pam Atteridg, Annette Rauch. ROW 2: Mike Perrigo, Brian McKaig, Bill Dodson, Curt Newton, Bob Birch, Jim McDaniel, Holly Smith, Rhonda Fortran, Nina McPheeters, Brent Skinner, Claire Gregory, Vicki Hill, Nancy Barnes, Dale Hanna, Terri Brown, Alice Perkins, Debbie Chabin, Katie Fenwick, JoAnn Chiaramonte, Bonnie Davis, Sue Seargent. ROW 3: Doug MacGregor, Kurt Hobbing, Dave Scott, Laurie Murphy, Charm Foster, Leslie Hall, Regina Losinger, Sue Marier, Sandra Sharak, Sue Lomonaco, Nancy Evangelisti, Rozann Sasinek, Joyce Henderson, Diane Whitford, Lori Judd, Cheryl Jones, Sandy Hoffmaster, Thersa Turnbull, Janet Tracy. ROW 4: Tom Martin, Roger Miller, Steve Barr, Jeff Rennell, Karen Neiss, Mike Zigler, Donna Tew, Ann Tewksbury, Wally Transue, Tom Cline, Dave Ruffo, Frank Gaffney, Joe Sinchak, Ken Munny, Lynn Mullen, Linda Morgan, Pat Williams, Beth Fox. ROW 5: Dave Guy, Lloyd Johnson, Jeff Nulon, Paul Filiak, John Boehmke, Dennis Johnston, Charlie Saam, Dan Negus. 104 Work Brings Achievement f R N S H L w UB: R STd : Na , n J Cy °f b , Nearing ’ 8015 Bir ch Jamie Transue, Sandy Sharak, Cindy Craver, Tammy Serafini, Carol Laman ROW 2 Beth Wes ’ StS Reynoldsjackie Whitlock, Gail Cady Kathy Tozer, Nancy Taren, Treasurer Cathy Parke, Barb Murphy, President Sue Mooney, Laurel West ROW 3. Curt Newton Deb Benza, Elaine Perkins, Art Grace, Jean Boland, Minnie Contro, Wendy McLaughlin, Ann Humphrey, Cheryl Jones Val Wal¬ in’ T ne h R ° W4:DebbieWhea “ n -Bolt Jean Barnes, Julie DeAngelis, Kera Kostun, Carolyn Salisbury, Maggie Binder, Kathy Cor- y°n, Bl11 Dodson ’ Len Touth, Martha Lyons, Karen Kraham, Sue Seargent, Cathy Ling. ABSENT: Lynette Bodnar, Luann Davis, Nancy Nolan. LATIN CLUB: ROW 1: President Anne Davis, Treasurer Sue Marier, Secretary Donna Throup, Sue Milchanowski. ROW 2 Jay Conner Barb Fox Lynn Tester KilZ. Je rr ngS r R ° n CD r, ie1 ’ Car °i Sherwood, Lori Friedgen, Kathy Witteman. ROW 3: Ron Drobak, Steve Jones, Steve Jennings, Romeo Montague, Diane Kilmer, Juliet Capuler, Lisa Ackerman, Lynn Kozina, Amy Kalmbacher, Dave Reed, Bill Perkins. ABSENT: Leslie Hall, David Howland, Trina Milchanowski Kate renwick, Cathy Gurney, Ther esa Turnbull, Donna Tew, Roseanne Serafini. SPANISH CLUB: ROW 1: President Carol Manter, Vice-President Lana McKeon, Treasurer Linda Pierce, Secretary Bonnie Davis. ROW 2: Gary Petrisak, Cathy Bennett, Robin MacDermott, Geri Konecny, Alice Bohlen, Bridget O’Connor, Chris Dellureficio, Sue Ford. ROW 3: Bob McNeish, Ron Drobak, Don Belcher, Kevin Kreidler, Lance Brown, Brian McKaig, Annette Rauch, Rozann Sasinek, Charlie Saam. French Club participated in the big event of the school year for the lan¬ guage clubs — International Night. Their activities for that evening were a French cafe, a bakery for pastries, folk- dances and displays. They went to a French Luncheon at the American Civic Association. The members raised money by selling caramel apples and baked goods at a home football game. At Christmas time, they celebrated the holidays with a French cake. Latin Club again had a busy year. For their annual Roman banquet, they dressed in togas as the early Romans did. At International Night, they wore the customary attire of a Roman, car¬ ried on some cultural traditions and sold Latin style food. Near the end of the school year, they took a trip to New York City as they have in the past. Spanish Club’s activities for Interna¬ tional Night included the popular bull¬ fight, the Mexican Hat Dance, the Cha- Cha Dance and a fencing act. In January, the club went to see a performance of Spanish singers. Members entertained at a nursing home and to raise money they worked a basketball concession and also showed movies to elementary school kids. In March they held a dance with French Club. 106 International Night Displays Talent C.V.’s language clubs contin¬ ued a tradition this year with their International Night festivi¬ ties during the Christmas sea¬ son. UPPER LEFT: Chris Dellureficio carefully tapes up the decorations for Spanish Club’s sec¬ tion of the cafeteria. UPPER RIGHT: Lance Brown pre¬ pares to conquer his opponent by tiring the bull with quick and skillful maneu¬ vers. CENTER: Carol Sherwood models a hand made original Latin garb. LOWER LEFT: I didn’t eat all of that!” LOWER RIGHT: Mastery in the art of pelote is demonstrated by the technique of John Damiano and Jim Lov e. I 107 I I JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: ROW 1: Bill Vail, John Poodiack, Charles Cogswell. ROW 2: Cindy Cornell, Barbara Mohr, JoAnn Griswald, Cindy DeMott, Bill Maguire, Thomas Moore, Dan Osterhout. The Library and Health Office Assistants volunteered their time weekly to aid the librarians and nurses, and learn some skills. Red Cross Club held their annual Enrollment Drive and raised $ 130 . They sponsored a bake sale and a dance. The members helped a needy family at Thanksgiving time by donating money for their Thanksgiving dinner. You mean someone took out ' Little Red Riding Hood?’ ” k g SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: ROW 1: Karol Meaker, Judy Bemauer, Pat Wildrick, Yvonne Havtur, Alice Bohlen, Jackie Whitlock, Debbie Wil¬ liams. ROW 2: Stephanie Aswad, Mike Kneebis, Murray Douglas, Gary Petrisak, Carol Underriner, Debbie Johnson, Donna Graves, Lynn Tester. ROW 3: Doug Springer, Steve Mazzei, Linden Riley, Ray FeDora, Bill Kutz, Debbie Valenti, Jeanne Creagh. 108 The Task Of Assisting Is Educational HEALTH OFFICE ASSISTANTS: ROW 1: Carol Young, Mindy Carter, Kathy Clarke, Caryl Disotelle, Pat Bordonaro. ROW 2: Carol Wildrick, Chris Dellurefi- cio, Gordon Skinner, Pat Wildrick, Mrs. Whitaker, Cheryl Disotelle. ROW 3: Michael Haynes, Mrs. Colwell. ZmUm RED CROSS CLUB: ROW 1: Terry Britton, Ed Osterhout, Secretary-Treasurer Tom Moore, Vice-President Simon Brooking, Linda Crerar, Rob Nearing. ROW 2: Judy Jamieson, Keith Cashman, Carol Underriner, Sue Carulli. ROW 3: Bill Mott, Leslie Hall, David Campbell. ABSENT: President Tom Martin. 109 They Strive To Serve Others DECA Club (picture not available) runs the book¬ store. They raised money by selling candy last winter. DECA which stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, attended a New York State convention for clubs of this type at the Concord Hotel. Janet Tracy works busily at her desk in the lobby. ' fit Wl mrlj RECEPTIONISTS: ROW 1: Sue Harmer, Gail Dempsey, Cathy Harding, Sue Ford, Tanya Shay, Debbie Dolan, Martha Birch, Pat Bordonaro, Kathy Clark, Bar¬ bara Martin. ROW 2: Darlene Mead, Marietta Douglas, Cheryl Disotelle, Cheryl Fairbaim, Joann Hayes, April Leamon, Caryl Disotelle. ROW 3: Judy Bemauer, Theresa VanBarriger, Linda Morgan, Janet Tracy, JoAnn Chiaramonte, Lori Judd, Mary Rustic, Joyce Henderson, Nancy Giambalvo. no KEY CLUB: ROW 1: (Kneeling) President John Boehmke, Vice-President Tim Cole, Secretary Dave Guy, Treasurer David Hotaling. ROW 2: Martha Lyons, Val Walrath, Carol Underriner, Jeff Rennell, Sandy Abbey, Carol Man ter, Debbie Salmon, Sue Marier, Diane Long, Dale Hanna, Phyllis Wendell, Kathy Tozer, Mark Swarrwood, ROW 3: Karen Yanuzzi, Kathy Garret, Nina McPheeters, Eric Wifley, Brian McKaig, Dave Reed, Joe Sinchak, John Wilbur, Paul Filiak. ROW 4: Shelly Eshleman, Sue Ford, Lori Rich, Anne Davis, Ken Munney, Mike LaMonica, Francis Mazzei, Jim McDaniel, Gary Durbin, John Tarbell, Dave Swartwood, Ron Gorley, Scott Freeman, Craig Wakely. ' Gary, do we really have to stay here all night?” Key Club and the cheerleaders sponsored the King Football Dance in November, and produced pro¬ grams for the home football and basketball games. They participated in the upkeep of the school grounds and as a conservation project, dis¬ tributed boxes to all homerooms for the collection of used paper. Per¬ haps the most drastic change was the admittance of girls into the organization. Dave Hotaling thinks about the upcoming conven¬ tion. 11 Future Occupations Are Explored F.H.A.: ROW 1: Gail Cady, Anne Davis, Sue Ford, Nancy Smyk, Karen Yanuzzi, Kathy Garrett, Margaret Ryan. ROW 2: Secretary Nancy Evangelisti, Sandra Sharak, Debbie Auchinachie, Vice-President Patti McGarry, Callie Allen, Treasurer Jaime Transue, Ann McGarry, Jackie Whitlock, Nancy Hickling, Pam Snashall, Cindy Craver, Cathy Ling, Sandy Vincent, Carol Mante r. ROW 3: Dawn Powell, Cheryl Smith, Sharon Jagger, Mary Beth Canale, Pam Knox, Sue Fleming, Robin Stevens, Darlene Trebilcock, Barb Bolton, Mary Ann Reale, Sandy Wahl, Sue Moore, Debbie Nearing. F.H.A. (Future Home¬ makers of America) held the annual Christmas Tea for the faculty of C.V. As usual, it was a success and enjoyed by all. Club members also sold cookbooks and ushered at plays. They helped Drama Club by making costumes foi the plays. Mr. Ames wonders if he should take another cookie or not, while Mr. Gauzer stuffs one in his mouth. Mr. Croman smiles suspiciously as Jaime Transue passes refreshments. 112 BUSINESS CLUB: ROW 1: President Lori Judd, Vice-President Gena Linville, Treasurer Janet Tracy, Secretary Nancy Giambalvo. ROW 2: Judy Bemauer, Kathy Belensky, Mary Rustic, Joyce Henderson, Terry Kostyshak, Lynette Bodnar, Laura Bowman, Debbie Dolan, Karen Belensky, Linda Morgan, Terry VanBarriger, Darlene Mead, Bonnie Meade, Donna Jacob. ABSENT: Martha Birch, Chrysa Creagh, Tanya Shay, Debbie Williams. The Business Club worked a concession stand for a football game which proved to be a learning experience. At some of their meetings they enjoyed the tips given to them by speakers, such as, a medical secre¬ tary, a legal secretary and a secretary from a probation office. 113 Yearbook Staff members learned much about the art of self-expression despite blank negatives, broken cameras, missed deadlines, clashing temperaments and personal sacrifices. However most agreed that the satisfaction and enjoyment out¬ weighed the frustration. Editor-in-Chief Vicki Hill Faculty Editor Karen Neiss Junior Editor Maggy Bender Senior Editors Beth Fox Sue Romanczuk Activities Editors Carol Manter Joy Tingley Classes Editors Lynn Mullen Andrew Wenn Sports Editors Pam Knox Ed Krisko Proof and Copy Editor Carol Laman Index, Typists Nancy Evangelisti Cheryl Jones Business Manager Dave Guy Asst. Business Manager Pam Atteridg Sales Campaign Manager Sue Atwater Asst. Campaign Manager Ed Osterhout Photo Editor Val Mason Photographers Richard Brent Paul Filiak Brian Forkey Scott Freeman Annette Rauch Tom Ruffo Brian Seeholzer TOP: Something’s wrong! This index card is dated 1903!” BOTTOM: The final deadline can ' t be tomorrow!!” YEARBOOK STAFF: ROW 1: Sue Atwater, Carol Manter, Carol Laman, Ed Krisko, Beth Fox. ROW 2: Cheryl Jones, Maggie Bender, Vicki Hill, Nancy Evan- gelisti, Karen Neiss, Joy Tingley, Paul Filiak, Dave Guy. ROW 3: Ed Osterhout, Pam Atteridg, Lynn Mullen, Scott Freeman. 114 Communication Is Fun And Informative SENTRY STAFF: ROW 1: Cheryl Wilbur, Dave Weeks, Dave Treaster. ROW 2: Alan Simonis, Cathy Stoehr, Sandy Sharak, Nancy Evangelisti, Leslie Hall, Patty Jones Jet Wheeler, Wally Transue. ROW 3: Mary Transue, John Bielefeldt, Ann Tewksbury, Scott Smith, Ray FeDora, Theresa Turnbull, JoAnn Chiar- monte. The Quill’s name was changed to Sentry as a result of a contest that was staff- sponsored. The newspaper’s image was changed in hopes of boosting sales and initiating student interest. Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Assignment Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Corresponding Editor Treasurer Photographer Typist Reporters Wallis Transue Jet Wheeler Sandra Sharak Dave Weeks Alan Simonis Leslie Hall Patty Jones Scott Smith Ann Tewsbury John Bielefeldt Sue Brown JoAnn Chiaramonte Paul Kryzynieski Dorothy Transue Dave Treaster Theresa Turnbull 115 Expression Of Ideas Is Refreshing STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: ROW 1: President John Boehmke, Fido, Vice-President Dave Guy. ROW 2: Treasurer Vicki Hill, Secretary Alice Perkins, Boy Delegate Tim Cole, Girl Delegate Margaret Ryan, Assistant Secretary Amy Peterson, Assistant Treasurer Judy Knox. Student Council launched the C.V. social season with the First Fall Fling Dance. Members provided perishables to supplement the canned goods col¬ lected from students for a Thanksgiv¬ ing food basket. A Christmas tree and decorations for the lobby were pro¬ vided by the members. They sponsored the Homecoming Queen contest and held a reception for C.V. alumni. Com¬ mittees were formed to clean up the school grounds and inspire the stu¬ dents to do the same. They continued to send student representatives to Board of Education meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: ROW 1: Brian Stincr, Anthony Reale, Kim Evans, Dana Ackerman, Kathy Murphy, Kelly DeVine, Robert Knox, Pete Lasicki. ROW 2: Rick Miller, Carl Tewksbury, Jean Barnes, Dick Krisko, Debbie Gallaher, Ken Potter, Rick Ruffo, Nancy Hickling. ROW 3: Donna Throup, Karen Neiss, Mark Dow, Jill MacKenzie, Sue Atwater, Kevin Sabin, Lance Brown. ABSENT: Pam Comfort. 116 C p L V, B: R ° . 1: n ? n Vi w PreSident SUC Atwater Trea surer Patti Tombs, President Terri Brown, Secretary Nancy Evangelism ROW 2 Anne Davis At International Night, Doug MacGregor studies the merchandise that was sold by Art Club. Art Club organized a field trip to Alfred University for those interested in continuing in art as a career. For a money raising project they made sand candles and Ojos de Dios,” (eyes of God) which they sold at International Night. At various times during the year, Art Club exhibited student works in the lobby. For variation. Art Club and Student Council planned a 1950’s dance. 117 Kings And Knights Reign History Club, made up entirely of Seniors, had a busy year raising money for a trip to Washington, D.C. in April. They sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game, which was received so well there was standing room only. Profits from a spaghetti dinner and bake sale also supplemented their finances to make the trip possible. HISTORY CLUB: ROW 1: Debbie Williams, President Lana McKeon, Brent Skinner, John Wilbur, Matt Hunt, Mark Lobacz, Paul Krzyznieski. ROW 2: Vice- President Lloyd Johnson, Chris Dellureficio, Debbie Dolan, Tanya Shay, Treasurer Lynette Bodnar, Irene O’Neil, Laurie Murphy, Carol Laman, Nancy Evangelisti, Beth Fox, Dave Holaway, Mike Hall, Ed Krisko, Bill Dodson, Bill Rossiter, Tom Ruffo. ROW 3: Jeff Neulon, Marianna Ferdo, Geralyn Konecny, Ed Osterhout, Pat Williams, Sandra Sharak, Secretary Terri Brown, Pam Knox, Sue Fleming. 118 CHESS TEAM: ROW 1: Dave Emmi, Ron Harting, Steve Randall, Bob Peake, Paul Almy, Mark Hor- nick, Erich Hobbing, Andy Bobik. ROW 2: Dave McLeod, Linden Riley, AJ Campbell. Ron Harting concentrates on a tight situation. TOP: Linden Riley and Steve Randall are puzzled about the next move. BOTTOM: Checkmate already?” The Chess Club consists of students from grades 7-12. The members of the Chess Team are also involved in the club. They played six league matches which were held in the evening, and met once a week to practice their chess skills. CHESS CLUB: ROW 1: Douglas Miller, Rob Haight, Mark Clark, Scott Dwyer, Ron Brink, Steve Jennings. ROW 2: Janet Bunts, Melody LaClair, Charles Cogswell, William Thomas. 119 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Sergeant-at-Arms Tom Dunlop, Secretary Pam Knox, Treasurer Rick Thome, Historian Amy Peterson, Vice-President Patti Tombs, President Ed Krisko. 120 Drama Club performed HELLO DOLLY last spring, which was a smashing success. The kids were exhausted but they enjoyed every minute of it. They had help from the music department with the orchestra. Last fall they performed SUITABLE FOR HANGING which was also a big hit. The Stage Crew is the backbone of all prod¬ uctions. They made all of the props and back¬ ground and they were kept on their toes with the lighting. STAGE AND TECH CREW: ON LADDER FROM TOP: Dennis Heisler, Paul Filiak, John Shimrock. ROW 1: Bonnie Benning, Mike Tacci, Rick Thome, Mike Perrigo, Mike McMahon, John Serafini. ROW 2: Stephen Mazzei, Phil Reynolds, Scott Crerar, Dick Krisko, Rena Wilson, Mary Wrighter, Chuck Zwick, Bob Birch. Production Is A World Of Its Own Harmony Rings Within Their Minds SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS: ROW 1: Kelly Walrath, Penny Koltz, Mary Zemanick, Theresa Edwards, JoAnne Kehoe, Patty Warne, Diane Tessitore, Mic¬ helle Underwood, Tammy Blanford, Kari Raymond, Pamela Dayton, Micky Schimpff, Sue Snyder. ROW 2: Colleen Honnick, Teresa Drobak, Brenda Birming¬ ham, Debbie Messick, Janet Beam, Bonnie Zacher, Shelly Wahl, Barb Krna, Mary Kostick, Angelina Bordonaro, Gayle Stevens, Carolyn Waring. ROW 3: Mau¬ reen McGarry, Penny Hulbert, Angela Lee, Cindy Francis, Michelle Ruffo, Marianne Korchak, Michelle Agard, Robyn Romich, Lori Christensen, Gerry Randall, Susan Locke. ROW 4: Lori Thomas, Donna Proper, Janet Bunts, Anna Haley, Penny Churchill, Deb Krise, Laurie Pratt, Barbara Murray, Hildegrade McGee, Jim Heenan, Mike Church, Joseph Gay. ROW 5: Tim Bennett, Mark Kozina, Joseph Ranieri, Mike Gaita, Richard Shoop, Jeff Chase, Chuck Cawley, Timothy Schneider, Dan Dillingham, Greg Fuller, Kenneth Hutchings, Susan Dougherty. ROW 6: Daniel Stroka, Roy Molesky, Mark Rudy, John Polkowski, Stephen Maruscak, Dave Nolan, Steve Simmons, Stephen Baker, Gary Benning, Judy Neiss, Lori Norton, Donna Telesk, Terry Cook. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS: ROW 1: James Chantland, Gene Brutvan, David Weeks, David Carter, James Aiken, Jeff Fako, Linda Eck, Traci Picciano, Caro¬ lyn Robinson. ROW 2: Heather Smith, Ann Marie Vinci, Diane Masick, Kathy Neiss, Laurie Fleming, Missy Santasiero, Linda Lamb, Katherine Langevin, Gail Cashman. ROW 3: Carol Nuelon, Cindy DeMott, Lorraine LaPierre, Wendy Hitchcock, Lori Fidurski, Elizabeth Vargo, Francis Budine, Linda Day, Kathy Wal¬ rath, Carol Treaster. ROW 4: Michael Martin, Richard Love, James McGarity, Melissa Johnson, Dana Ackerman, Sarah DeCastro, Linda Browne, Kathy Blose, Kathy Briggs, Cheryl Lindsey. ROW 5 Debbie Willis, Therese Moriarity, Barbara Poodiack, Joyce Hoyte, Christine DeAngelis, Sally Webb, Cathy Neill, Debbie Napoli, Dorothy Transue. ROW 6: Susan Ernstrom, Cindy York, Debbie Harlacher, Cathy Alexander, Pat Williams, Nancy Contro, Kim Black, Robin DeMaria, Lisa Hitchcock. ROW 7: Kimberly Adams, Janette Salisbury, Debbie Richards, Lynda Crerar. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS: ROW 1: Rob Haight, Bill Crandall, Steve Barlow, Neil Coon, Tom Gialanella, Andy Bobik, David Jones. ROW 2: Ed Hotaling, Jerry Hannifin, Bill Hatton, David Braman, Simon Brooking, David Kearns, Darlene Knapp, Terry Neiss. ROW 3: Val Oakley, Sue Warne, Karen Konecny, Cindy Rapp, Roberte Rees, Robin Stahl, Jean Wright, Lizanne Tiesi. ROW 4: Linda Stanley, Cathy Cashman, Sandy Burdick, Becky Heier, Maureen Fox, Kathy Murphy, Cheryl Groce, Karen Kehoe. ROW 5: Gail Travis, Julie Norton, Cindy Pettinato, Sally Kolberg, Rotha Stevens, Debbie Trattel, Sherry Vanderpoel, Pam Krna. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS: ROW 1: Robert Korinek, Danny Osterhout, Rob Nearing, Brian Whetsell, Rob Knox, Don O’Connor, Jeff Schell, Scott Misel- nicky, Pam Connor. ROW 2: Colleen Fuller, Marlene Knight, Carrie Gates, Frances Sosenko, Cindy Lawrence, Barbara Bennett, Sharon Hughes, Sue Donnelly. ROW 3: Amy Smith, Nancy Andrews, Penny Smith, Sue Dinneen, Linda Guzylak, Gayle McKeon, Sue Carulli, Annette Mion. ROW 4: Margaret Dodson, Patty Beam, Maralena Dropp, Theresa Aswad, Jennilyn Serafini, Pam Avery, Donna Fairbaim, Caroline McKallor. ROW 5: Lee Shurtleff, Linda Atteridg, Wanda Baker, Karen Bigart, Michele Felice, Andrea Foster, JoAnn Griswold, Cindy Cosier. ROW 6: Alex Macko, Angela Flora, Erin Cavanagh, Nancy Letavish, Anne Ackerman. 123 Music Moves The Young And The Old Mr. Fako listens intently as Sally Kolberg performs at her lesson.,. The Junior High Band performed at three evening concerts as well as a Junior High school Christmas assembly and a concert for the elementary schools. They raised money by selling season concert tickets. All but three of the musicians in the Stage Band were return¬ ing instrumentalists. Besides their well-liked performance of jazz at concerts, they were in the spotlight at the WNBF television station while being taped for The Morning Show. The perform¬ ance, along with an interview of the directors, Mr. Buchmaier and Mr. Cooley, went well. aasaag II 1 JUNIOR HIGH BAND: ROW 1: Pam Smith, Maralena Dropp, Chris DeAngelis, Susan Dineen, Carol Martin, Chris Saam, Assistant Secretary Sally Kolberg, Annette Hogg, Judy Gates, Kim Einfeldt, Jennifer Ryan, Laura Hill, Amy Newton, Susan Donnelly, Janice Till, Sharon Gurney, Kathy Broderick. ROW 2: Librar¬ ian Sherry Vanderpool, Cindy Anthony, Valerie Kushner, Kim Evans, Richard Silvestri, Allison Negus, Andrea Babcock, Donald O’Connor, Renae Haven, Secre¬ tary Diane Gallaher, Margaret Dodson, Diane Tew, Susan Luce, Debbie Lynn, Librarian Joanne Thome, Beth Blanding, Diane Bodley. ROW 3: Charles Foster, Mark Davis, Bill Heisler, Raymond Guerin, Deidre Brink, Kathy Lasicki, Scott Dwyer, Treasurer Eric Johnson, Julie Stone, Beth Boland, Mark Emmi, Jim Rhodes. ROW 4: Dale Bronson, President Tim Grady, Jeff Fako, Jeff Thompson, Lee Whitford, Dana Gregory, Kathy Bielenda, David Young, Phillip Linebaugh, Scon Carter, Ban Lewis, Sue Messick, Mark Mika. ROW 5: Doug Miller, David Harris, Andy Martin, James Chantland, Bruce Hanson, David Secor, Jeffrey Weeks, Brian Smith, John Stevens, John Hamel, Mark Tabor, Richard DuBrava, Richard Fett, Mark Horvath. ROW 6: Ken Schumacher, Jennilyn Serafini, Joe Bigart, Ann Serafini, Linda Pierdomenico, Linda Rogers, Scott Craver. 124 d B i AND: ROW 1: Laura Salmon ’J eff Neulon, Randy Heyaek, Bill Lewis Joe Sardella, Kathy Lawson, David Harris. ROW 2: Brian Stanley, Bob Birch, r rr c Rdy !!’ KnS ShaW ' R ° W 3: Mr Cooley ’ Mr Buchmier ’ Mark Swartwood, Scott Crear, Eric Davis, Mike Nolan, Chuck Zeuick. ABSENT: Brian Seeholzer Jett Smith, Tim MacGregor, Mike Sigler, Bonnie Davis. 125 Music Is The Universal Language Glee Club members agree that extra hours of practice make an extra good concert. Madrigals is a select group of thirteen from Choir that is directed by Mr. Buchmaier. They practiced at night and per¬ formed all over the Triple Cities area. Choir was hardworking this past year, not only with their prac¬ ticing, but also with money raising projects. They sold season concert tickets, stationery and worked the concession stand at home wrestling matches. This money went toward year end awards and the spring exchange trip. The Glee Club consists of ninth grade girls who performed at the Sr. High Concerts. They raised money from concert ticket sales. MADRIGALS: Cathy Schumacher, Vicki Hill, Joy Tingley, Andy Wenn, John Taylor, Michelle Rose, John Boehmke, Scott Free¬ man, Phyllis Wendell, Brian Seeholzer, Denise Whitman, Beth Fox, Pam Atteridg, Mr. Buchmaier. CHOIR: ROW 1: Debbie Pillars, Nancy Tayler, Mary Vargo, Cathy Jamieson, Debbie Salmon, Donna Throup, Rena Wilson, Lome Baker, Pam Atteridg, Mr. Buchmaier. ROW 2: Diane Kilmer, Sue Elliott, Irene Apgar, Sue Ford, Debbie Gallaher, Katie Fenwick, Michelle Rose, Carol Manter, Bonnie Davis, Sue Seargent Denise Whitman. ROW 3: Kathy Felice, Beth Jones, Annette Rauch, Beth Thomas, Debbie Smith, Kathy Tozer, Vicki Hill, Laura Salmon Mary Wrighter Ann ’ Tewksbury, Secretary Phyllis Wendell, Mary Mack, Dale Hanna. ROW 4: Cindy Potalc, Lisa Ackerman, Bonnie Benning, Chris Baldwin, Sue Heisler, Barb Fox, Alison Bailey, Debbie Chabin, Beth Fox, Maggie Bender, Amy Peterson, Karen Neiss, Jill MacKenzie, Joy Tingley. ROW 5: Dennis Heisler, John Boehmke Mike Nolan, Mark Napoli, Dave Treaster, Barry Heim, Mark LaClair, Bob Peake, Pete Smyk, Bill Lewis, Vice-President Brian Seeholzer, Jeff Randall, Rick Rounds, Joe Potak, Mike Kneebis, Len Touth, Doug Springer, Treasurer John Taylor, Mark Whittington, David Campbell. ABSENT: Donna Tew, Les Piatt President Cathy Schumacher, Andrew Wenn. ’ GLEE CLUB: ROW 1: Debbie Johnson, Kelly Winters, Kathy Barr, Helen Hines, Cindy Neer, Pat Laudato, Regina Mion. ROW 2 Laura Torrey Cindy Wheeler, Paula Vroman, Mary Nolan, Joanne Willis, Andrea Hill, Mary Grace LaPierre. ROW 3: Lori Bolt, Diane Buehring, Lynn Kozina, Joanne Terwilliger, Michele Chape, Jean Barnes, Carol Mion, Sue Benek, Kathy Witteman. ROW 4: Rita Slauson, Julie Deangelis, Lori Friedgen, Judy Hanson, Wendy Auchinachie Tamara Serafini, Renee Guerin, Debbie Miller. 127 This Is The Year Of The Warrior Band TWIRLERS: ROW 1: Paula Vroman, Sue Milchanowski, Andrea Dionne. ROW 2: Sandy Neulon, Cheri Jones, Sally Neu- lon. ABSENT: Pam Comfort. For the 1973-1974 season the band was led by a new director, Mr. John Cooley. Due to his enthusi¬ asm, the band performed at all of the season’s football games and par¬ ticipated in five fall parades. They also captured second place (Class A) in the Tournament of Bands on Columbus Day, winning a trophy and $150. Members also partici¬ pated in area spring parades. DRUM MAJORETTE: Joy Tingley. COLOR GUARD: ROW 1: Nancy Giambalvo, Cathy Jamieson, Kate McNally, Debbie Smith, Tanya Shay, Mary Wrighter, Joyce Henderson, Cindy Leamon, Bonnie Benning, Sandy Wahl. ROW 2: Vicki Koltz, Kathy Belensky, Robin Hitchock, Michelle Bozon, Cindy Hewitt, Keith Cashman, Amy Gates, Karen Belen sky, Sylvia Lenox. 128 BI SS: ROW1: Scott Wagner, Dennis Cicak, Larry Underriner, John Bogart, John Tarbell, Ken Munney, Bruce Heim, Mike Sigler, Charm Foster, Brian Stanley, Kris Shaw. ROW 2: Tim MacGregor, Don Whitman, Mark Aswad, Brian Seeholzer, Jeff Smith, Doug Springer, Bill Hazilla, David Howland, Scott Freeman Jerry Price, Phil Reynolds, Otto Roser, Bob Birch. PERCUSSION: ROW 1: Sue Lamb, Jeanette Wheeler, Brian Donnelly, Stan Jablonski. ROW 2: Karen Ralston, Craig Wakely, Bob Palmatier, Bill Schumacher Charles Saam, Mark Swartwood, Dave Merrill, Greg Doolittle, Karen Grunder. WOODWINDS: ROW 1: Denise Winchell, Kim Ferris, Gretchen Carter, Roseanne Serafini, Vicki Hill, Secretary Sue Romanczuk, Pam Atteridg, Theresa Turn- bull. ROW 2: Nancy Sayer, Diane Whitford, Kera Kostun, Sherry Einfeld, Kathy Tozer, Judy Roser, Pat Jones, Leslie Hall. ROW 3: Joe Sardella, Jean Barnes, Bill Lewis, President Jeff Neulon, Kathy Lawson. ROW 4: Peter Leftkiewicz, Nancy Russell, Bonnie Heim, Sandy Hoffmaster, Debbie Johnson, Debbie Wil¬ liams, Donna Barlow. ROW 5: Mark Whitford, Duane Kresge, Karon Bidenda, Pat Rhodes, Theresa Westbrook, Cindy Roser, Treasurer Nancy Barnes ROW 6- Randy Heysek, Elizabeth Forsyth, Kathy Corlyon, Theresa Cogswell, Mike Tiesi, David Weeks. ROW 7: Barry Heim, Gena Linville, Claire Gregory, Lynn Mul- len, Mindy Carter. ABSENT: Vice-President Duane Bronson. 129 The Chenango Valley Pep Band per¬ formed at home basketball games, entertaining the fans with oldie-gol- dies” between the J.V. and Varsity games. They also touched the patriotic side of everyone with ' The Star-Span¬ gled Banner.’ The Twirling Club was very active marching in parades with the band in the fall and in the spring. They have won trophies for Dance Twirl per¬ formed with the band. Individuals won honors in competition. They also spon¬ sored a spring competition for New York, surrounding states and Canada. PEP BAND: ROW 1: Barry Heim, David Howland, Nancy Barnes. ROW 2: Joe Sardella, Charm Foster, Bruce Heim. ROW 3: Mike Sigler, Brian Stanley, Greg Doolittle. ROW 4: Brian Seeholzer, Scott Freeman. TWIRLING CLUB: ROW 1: Gail Cashman, Wendy Hitchcock, Judy Jamieson, Carol Neulon, Michele Ruffo, Robin Buonocore. ROW 2: Pam Comfort, Andrea Dionne, Secretary Sandy Neulon, Captain Cheri Jones, Treasurer Sally Neulon, Sue Milchanowski, Paula Vroman. ABSENT: Chris Mohr, Cathy Neill. 130 Individual Performance Is Important JUNIOR LEADERS: ROW 1: President Sue Dinneen, Vice-President Joanne Thorne. ROW 2: Karen Ralston, Secretary Rotha Stevens, Michele Chape, Treasurer Sue Messick, Sally Kolberg. ABSENT: Laura Torrey. Junior Leaders assisted in gym classes during their study halls by taking attendance, officiating, and helping students with skills. Senior Leaders ran the coatcheck at basketball games, ushered at Drama Club productions, and sold stationery. SENIOR LEADERS: ROW 1: President Dale Hanna, Vice-President Valerie Mason, Secretary Sue Fleming, Treasurer Libby Vining. ROW 2: Michele Rose, Lori Rich, Debbie Chabin, Anne Davis, Claire Gregory, Charm Foster. ROW 3: Carol Manter, Judy Roser, Nancy Smyk, Carol Laman, Karen Grunder, Kathy Tozer, Donna Throup. ROW 4: Deb Salmon, Cindy Roser, Robin Stevens, Ann Tewksbury, Cindy Craver, Lorrie Baker. 131 Cheerleaders Are All Right The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders sparked a feeling of spirit within fans, as well as athletes. Each week there was a special spirit gimmick to activate team enthusiasm. Examples are: lolli¬ pops printed with Lick the Bulldogs,” and a puzzle, of which each member held a piece. A party was given at the end of each season for the players. J.V. Cheerleaders spark up spirit for the game. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: Julie Felice, Beth Jones, Kim Soules, Judy Knox, Lilly Merrill, Debbie Gallaher, Bonnie Heim. ROW 2: Ali¬ son Bailey, Debbie Benza, Jean Boland, Margaret Ryan, Nancy Hiclding, Elaine Perkins. 132 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: Karen Grunderjudy DiMascio, Mary Mack, Phyllis Wendell, Michelle Rose, Kathy Tozer, Wally Transue, Pam Knox Sue Fleming, Val McPherson, Kathy Felice. ROW 2: Alice Perkins, Ed Krisko, Cathy Parke. ROW 3: Nancy Taren. Cheerleaders return to the bench after welcoming their opponents. Besides the regular cheering at football and basket¬ ball games, the Varsity Cheerleaders entertained the fans at the first wrestling match, with some grappler spirit. They sponsored a game between the faculty and the T.C. Jets in order to earn money for cheerleading camp during the summer. They worked the Booster Club concession stand for a T.C. Jets game at C.V. Each squad member served several times as a co-captain for a game. 133 At Your Own Risk JUNIOR HIGH SKI CLUB: ROW 1: Linda Lamb, Penny Koltz, Barb Poodiak, Sue Dinneen, Judy Gates, Ann Marie Vinci, Val Oakley, Margaret Dodson, Kathy Jennings, Laura Hill. ROW 2: Ed Rose, Mike Gaita, Joe O’Neil, Rick Trebilcock, Deb Messick, Chuck Porter, Sally Kolberg, Rob Bibbins, Jeff Oakley, Paul Bibbins. SENIOR HIGH SKI CLUB: ROW 1: Mark Swartwood, Secretary Doug MacGregor, Treasurer Jon Lawson, Dave Cornelius, President Phyllis Wendell, Carl Tewksbury, Vice-President Shelly Esheleman, Nancy Taren, Larry Underriner. ROW 2: Geri Konecny, John Troy, Sue Weir, Michelle Rose, Jamie Brown, JoAnn Tcrwilliger, Diane Mayo, Dave Swartwood, Scott Freeman, Cindy Craver, Nancy Hickling, Karen Neiss, Cathy DeCastro, Vicki Koltz. ROW 3: Ann Humphrey, Bill Lewis, Bob Parke, John Shimrock, Michele Chape, Nancy Russell, Nancy Smyk, JoAnn Porter, Andrew Wenn, Rob Rogers, Sue Atwater, Curt Newton, Bill Rossiter, Richard Brent, Michael Sigler ROW 4: Kera Kostun, Jean Barnes, Phil Reynolds, James Sigler, Otto Roser, Bob Birch, Eric Stanulius, John Bielefeldt, Brian Donnelly, Mary Carney, Carol Mion. 134 The Junior High Ski Club skied at Innsbruck on Tuesday evenings. The Senior High Ski Club raised money for a trip to Tupper Lake by sponsoring a bake sale and a paper drive. They went skiing on Wed¬ nesday evenings at Innsbruck. The Ski Team competed as a club against other school ski teams in this area. They raced slalom and giant slalom on Thursday evenings at Innsbruck. They won the team award three years in a row, for the most total points. SKI TEAM: ROW 1: Dave Swartwood, Bill Rossiter, Curt Newton, Phyllis Wendell, Nancy Taren, Diane Mayo. ROW 2: Robert Rogers, Bob Birch, Rich Brent, Mark Swartwood, John Troy, Scott Cornelius, Sue Atwater, Doug MacGregor, Carl Tewksbury. 135 Barry Heim performs one of Varsity Club’s duties, that makes him popular with coffee-loving teachers. Running the Jets’ concession stand and popcorn machine for all home football and basketball games this year was not all that Varsity Club did. Members served as guides at the Senior High Open House and faithfully ran the coffee concession for all appreciative teachers. Having more funds than most clubs, Var¬ sity Club spent money in a variety of ways, including the pur¬ chase of a new coffee machine, the donation of money for Vestal and C.V. memorial plaques and the presentation of the achieve¬ ment award given to a deserving senior at graduation. VARSITY CLUB: ROW 1: Dale Miller, Secretary Bruce Heim, John Boehmke, Tim Mowry. ROW 2: Francis Mazzei, Barry Heim, John Kocak. ROW 3: Doug MacGregor, President John Wilbur, Vice-President Mark Dow. 136 Sports Activities Keep Everyone In Shape SOCCER CLUB: ROW 1: Jeff Rennell, Tom Brown, Chuck Bruet, Kirk Simonis. ROW 2: Tim Cole, John Boehmke, Dave Guy, John Moody, Frank Gaffney, Tim Linehan, Dave Wertman. ROW 3: Jerry Mee, John Sharak. ABSENT: Ed Krisko, Barry Heim. An athlete shows good form as his teammate walks away from the action. Dave Guy appears startled as Tom Brown boots a Forker. 138 I Adventures Of An Aspiring Athlete 140 AND THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT ROW 1: VARSITY FOOTBALL: Coach Luchsinger, John Wilbur, Steve Randall, Tom Dunlop, Ron O’Neil, Kevin Sabin, Mark Lawrence, Dave Scott, Bill Firmstone, Rick Betts, Steve Barr, Dan Clark, Mark Dow. ROW 2: Coach Ames, Steve Warfield, Tony Colonna, Mark Rose, Steve Carlsen, Gary Stasko, Curt Newton, Bill Vanca, Jim Sage, Mike Hall, Pete Lewis, Coach Travis. ROW 3: Paul Krzyznieski, Chuck Bruet, Eric Wilfley, Dave Ruffo, Joe Mickel, Bob Lally, Tim Miner, Hank Stoehr, Perry Kendrick, Tom Rinker, Brian McKaig. ROW 4: Tim Cole, John Shafer, Steve Tyler, Chuck Zimmer, Dale Miller, Jim Benscoter, Dan Barnett, Bill Dodson, Mark LaClair, Duane Bronson. The C.V. brain trust.” 142 Coach Travis found the going rough in his rookie year as a head coach in the S.T.A.C. A 2-7 record may not be impressive, but several close games were lost mainly due to inexperience and injuries to key players. Highly regarded M.E. was held in check in the season opener until an injury to quarterback Mike Hall stalled a C.V. offensive attack and weakened the defensive secondary. The State’s 1 ranked team, Vestal, was held to an 8-8 tie for 3 quarters, showing a great effort by the entire Warrior team. The outlook for the ’74 Warrior team is a very bright one because of many returning players, including Ron O’Neil, Chuck Zimmer, and Mark Dow. Outstanding individual efforts were shown this year by: Kevin Sabin, who led the team in receiving, Ron O’Neil, who led the team in rushing and Q.B. Mike Hall, in spite of his injuries, who led the team in passing. The ’73 J.V. Warriors finished the season with a 5-4 record under Coach Dave Marble’s direction. Sophomore quarterback Dave Canale set a new J.V. football record by passing for 319 yards in one game. Steve Pert did an outstanding job of rushing, including having 222 yards on 25 carries in one game. The defensive output was led by Ken Potter. LEFT: Pete Lewis and Kevin Sabin fight for an interception against Norwich. ABOVE: The Warrior offense ready for action. • � � � ' %■ v W 1 ' owe 143 BRIGHT THREADS IN THE TAPESTRY JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Mike Lamb, Dave Canale, Keith Abbey, Joe Griffin, Ken Potter, Brian Whitford, Gary Grunder, Mark Harris, Jim Hackel. ROW 2: Jeff Petinato, Dan Marascia, John Bogart, Alan Hughes, Dave Yeager, John Gallo, Rick Ruffo, John Gaffney, Dave Shoop. ROW 3: Coach Holcomb, Marty Soule, Eric Stanulis, Steve Pert, Kevin Kreidler, Jeff Smith, Rick Snedeker, Jerry Illsley, Jeff Hatch, Kevin Martin, Chris Ocker, Coach Marble. THE WARRIOR ATTACK: Quarterback Mike Hall, tailback Ron O’Neil, and swingback Kevin Sabin. 144 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Mark Whitford, Eddie Rose, Joe O’Neil, Rob Nearing, Rob Knox, Tom Hayes, Eric Davis, Bob Dayton, Neil Coon, Jerry Eck, Vance Barr. ROW 2: Dave Wall, Cal Edwards, Rick Spaziano, Jeff Shafer, Bill Maguire, Chuck Benscoter, Andy Bobik, Dave Santasiero, Bill Vail, A1 Hackel, Don Benza, Randy Reynolds, Mark Tabor, John Pollskey. ROW 3: Jeff Taylor, Eric Johnson, Pete Smyk, Mike Stasko, Mike Gamer, John Aiken, Len Touth, Dave Merrill, Mike Nolan, Dave Stroka, Chris Oswald, Marty Rogers, Dan Freer, John Mitrowitz, John Jennings, Jay Stoehr, David Jagger, Mark Hawthorn, Coach Moyer. 145 You Can’t Put Out The Fire VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: ROW 1: Bob Parke John Poodiack. ROW 2: Jeff Smith, Dean Hanson, Mike Perrigo, Coach McDaniel, Bruce Heim, Tim MacGregor, Bill Nearing. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY: ROW 1: Mike Gaita, Jeff Thompson, Jim Rhodes, Jim McGarity, Jim Chantlan, Bruce Hanson. ROW 2: Sarah DeCastro, Dana Ackerman, Lisa Hitchcock, Kimberly Evans, Kathy Lasicki, Lynn Friedgen. ROW 3: Perry Hitchcock, Pete Almy, John Fulton, Dean Bronson, Coach Baxter, Andy Martin, Bill Kristek, Dan Stroka. 146 The Chenango Valley cross-country team went through a transitional year, posting a one win, six loss record. The young Warriors show great promise for the future with junior team captain Bruce Heim experiencing his first year on the varsity squad. The rest of the team was composed of all freshmen. Tim MacGregor and Jack Poodiak came on the strongest of these as the season progressed. With continued improvement from the entire squad, Coach McDaniel is hoping for a big year in 74. JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER: ROW 1: Jerry Hanifin, Joe Ranieri, Simon Brooking, Jeff Fako, Scott Benza. ROW 2: John Fenwick, Pat Lomonaco, Richard Shoop, Dan Gregory, Mike Church, Herby Heisler. ROW 3: John Klein, Steve Krise, Bill Gamble, Coach Wilson, Mike McGarry, Richard Fett. 147 VARSITY GOLF: ROW 1: Doug MacGregor, Gary Durbin, Alan Simonis, Ron Harting, Mike LaMonica, Coach Senio. ROW 2: Layne Freeh, Tony Hurst. At The Rate We’re Going r fc 6 IS 1 Tf i |!Hh SWIM TEAM: ROW 1: Sharon Vining, Deb Oatmen, Sandy Vincent, Amy Peterson, Carol Mion, Robin Stevens. ROW 2: Nancy Percik, Lori Friedgen, Nina McPheeters, Andy Hill, Debbie Chabin, Robin McDaniel, Helen Hines. ROW 3: Coach Smith, Mindy Warne, Karen Shaw, Tammy Serafini, Karen Snashall, Judy Hanson, Lisa Ackerman. 148 GIRLS TENNIS: Dale Hanna, Jamie Transue, Rhonda Fortran, Deb Salmon, Sue Atwater, Michele Chape, Coach Aswad, Lynn Mullen, Sue Romanczuk, Beth Fox, Ann McGarry, Cathy Ling, Charm Foster. The Warrior golf team, led by Junior Gary Durbin, completed a successful season with a 6 win, 8 loss record. Gary Durbin had an undefeated record of 14 wins, no losses, and one tie. He also won First Team All-S.T.A.C. honors. Other mentionables are Seniors Tony Hurst, Ron Harting, and Alan Simonis, and Juniors Doug MacGregor and Mike LaMonica. The team is looking forward to the upcoming sectionals on May 30. The 1973 girls’ tennis team finished with a 5-4 record this year. The team suffered three tough losses this season, losing each by only one point. Outstanding individual talent was shown by Rhonda Fortran, with an 8-0 record, and Sue Atwater, with a 6-1 record. Miss Aswad has confidence in next year’s team, even though five out of the seven starting girls are graduating. The 1973 girls’ swim team showed much improvement due to hard work. Chenango Valley sent 5 girls to represent the Warriors in the sectionals. They were: Nina McPheeters, Anne Davis, Amy Peterson, Andy Hill and Mindy Warren. There is a bright out¬ look for next year’s team because of the loss of only four graduating members. 149 Season’s Slipping Through A Net The 1974 Varsity basketball team completed a tough season with an eight win, six loss record. The team was led in scoring by Mike Hall with a fifteen point per game average. Perry Kendrick, injured when the season began, came on strongly as the season progressed. The season was highlighted by an overtime victory over Central in which Chuck Bruet hit on a last second shot, to win it for the Warriors. The team has very strong potential with six returning players from this year’s squad and several juniors on the Junior Varsity team seeing plenty of playing time. 150 That Warrior Magic VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Mike Hall, John Moody, Kevin Sabin, Tim Miner, Tom Brown, Manager McCray, Perry Kendrick, Lance Brown, Gary Durbin, Tim Linehan, Coach McDaniel. Mike Hall sets up the offense in the C.C. game. Mike Lamb, in control of his opponent. 152 VARSITY WRESTLING: ROW 1: Dave Treaster, Coach Moyer, Kevin Williams, Dave Short. ROW 2: John Poodiack, Dave Meagher, Vic Kasmarcik, Mike Lamb, Gary Grunder, Manager Dave Parkhurst. ROW 3: John Kocak, Dave Dick- stein, Chuck Guditis, Mark Dow, Dave Stroka. The Warrior Grapplers may, at last, be going somewhere. After years of frustration, Coach Moyer has built a very strong team with a bright outlook for the future. The highlight of dual meet season this year was the upset of a strong Owego team which, at the time, was riding an eight match win streak. Co-captain Mark Dow moved up to heavyweight for the match and his victory clinched the win for C.V. At the S.T.A.C. wrestling championships. Co-captain John Kocak placed first in the 132 pound weight class. Senior Co-captain Kevin Williams led the team in pins by flattening nine of his opponents. This year Chenango Valley hosted its own Christmas Wrestling Tournament and placed third in the team standings. John Kocak was the 132 pound weight class champion and Mark Dow and Mike Lamb each won second place honors. 153 Small Dreams Of Hitting The Big Time The J.V. basketball team, under the leadership of first year Coach Sestak, finished with an 8-6 win-loss record. The team was led by sophomores John Tarbell and Dave Canale and junior Mark Bidwell. The Freshman basketball team finished the year with an 8 win 6 loss record. Outstanding performances were shown by Sylvester McCray and Chris Oswald. ROW 1: Manager Mike Zielinski, Mark Bidwell, Dave Canale, Rick Ruffo, John Tarbell, Frank Gaffney. ROW 2: Asst. Coach Miller, Dave Harvey, Kris Brown, Tom Brown, Tim Cole, Rick Snedeker, Eric Wilfley, Bill Reckus, Coach Sestak. John Tarbell takes time for a drink during a J.V. game. Chuck Bruet and Mark Lobacz work an inbound play against Catholic Cen¬ tral. 154 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Joe Sardella. ROW 2: Rick Miller, Pete Smyk, John Domer, Chuck Thome, David Merrill, Sylvester McCray, Chris Oswald, Bob Hatton, Donald Benza, Tim MacGregor, Mark Fiato. ABOVE: Varsity Warriors talk things over during a time out. RIGHT: Mark Bidwell lays one up against North. 155 i J.V. WRESTLING: ROW 1: Dave Santaserio, Mark Harris, Vance Barr, Bob Dayton, Mike Zacher. ROW 2: Dan Barnett, Glen Stiner, Rich Kennicutt, Paul Treaster, Brian Whitford. ROW 3: Jim Hackel, Ken Potter, Jeff Smith. A Case Of Volunteer — Or Else Coach White’s J.V. Wrestling team showed a big improvement over last year’s squad with Glen Stiner, Dan Barnett, and Ken Potter posting good individual records. Glenn Stiner placed second in the S.T.A.C. J.V. Wrestling Tournament. Dan Barnett and Ken Potter each placed fourth. Mark Harris drives his opponent for a pin. 156 LEFT: The Varsity Wrestling Team goes through their warm-ups before the Owego match. BELOW: A J.V. wrestler works for a take down. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING: ROW 1: Dave Citrak, Bill Heisler, Dale Bronson, John Stull, Martin Kasmarcik, Mark Edwards, Pat Lomonaco. ROW 2: Brian Stiner, Jim Rhodes, Neil Coon, Tom Hall, John Fenwick, Dan Stroka, Jim Fetcinko. ROW 3: George Patrick, Terry Britton, Rick Spaziano, Chris Weber, Calvin Edwards. 157 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Paul Gerhardt, Bill Blose, Andy Bobick, Mark Gallo, Dave Dischinger, Tom Gialanella. ROW 2: Chuck Stalker, Dave Kearns, Dana Gregory, Marty Rogers, Mark Utter, Richard Fox, Pete Lasicki, Coach Couchman. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Dave Nolan, Fred Stoehr, Tom McEnaney, Scott Benza, Mark Rubitski. ROW 2: Jeffrey Weeks, Andy Martin, Mike Uhouse, Brian Sullivan, John Polkowski. 158 Away They Go BOWLING TEAM: ROW 1: Donna Eddy, Irene O’Neil, Ilene Hitchcock. ROW 2: Jim JurigaJohn Klein, Craig Wakeley, Rob Whitam, Don Chaffee, Tony Hurst, Tim O’Neil, Doug MacGregor, Dave Wertman, Layne Freeh, Randy Hughes. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: ROW 1: Rhonda Fortran, Nancy Smyk, Pam Foland. ROW 2: Coach Papa, Sharon Tabor, Laura Salmon, Lynn Mullen. GOING OUT WITH A BANG VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW 1: Jon Edwards, Keith Hughes, Ron Darcangelo, Ken Cook, Duke Klein, Ron O’Neil. ROW 2: Asst. Coach Dale Leighton, Mike Hall, Mark Pickett, Coach DeCastro, Mark Wifley, Bill Tarbell, Rick Harrison. The 1973 Warrior baseball team finished a tremendous season with a 14-2 record. The successful season can be credited to the hitting of Bill Tarbell and Rick Harrison, who led the team in batting with averages of .400 a nd .381 respectively. Along with batting, the team’s outstanding pitching staff consisted of Ken Cook and Marc Pickett. The Warriors won the Suburban C division but lost a close game to J.C. in the semi-finals for the S.T.A.C. championship. The team reached the semi-finals in Section 4 play but lost to Ithaca. Coach DeCastro has only 2 starting Varsity returnees this year, Mike Hall and Ron O’Neil, but there is strong potential coming up from the J.V. team. The 1973 track team ended its season with a perfect six win, no loss record. The season was highlighted by a triangular meet sweep over Cortland and Catholic Central. The team was led by seniors Dick Pierce and Mike McNally and junior John Wilbur. Notable returnees are John Wilbur, Rick Jones, and Barry and Bruce Heim. The 1973 tennis team sported a nine win, five loss record. This year’s team will be minus the two top doubles teams from last year, Cox-Benko and Mackey-DeCastro. Coach Wilson is hoping for a good season in 1974 with all 5 singles players returning. 160 J.V. BASEBALL: ROW 1: Frank Gaffney, Rick Ruffo, John Gaffney, Dave Canale John Tarbell. ROW 2: Tom Dunlop, Tim Cole, Paul Kryzynieski Joe Sinc- hakjim Sayer. { M sr— ft j L ' FRESHMAN BASEBALL: ROW 1: Don Whitman, Ron Knowles, Tim MacGregor, Les Piatt, Mark Utter Jay Stoehr, Rick Spaziano, Pete Smyk, Bob Hatton. ROW 2 Jim Mullen John Gaffney John Gallo, Kris Brown Joe Griffin, Rick Snedeker, Coach Osborne John Tarbell, Gerald Abbey, Dave Shoop, Marty Soule, David Canale, Lloyd Lindsey. 161 VARSITY TRACK: ROW 1: Tim Mowry, Tim Miner, Terry Forsyth, Tom Ryan, Barry Heim, Bruce Heim, Steve Randall, Mike Perrigo. ROW 2: John Sharak, John Wilbur, John Brenner, Jeff Kilmer, Mike McNally, Dick Pierce, Bob Austin, Curt Newton. ROW 3: Coach Moyer, Dave Scott, Steve Barr, John Kocak, Brian McKaig, Joe Walker, Bruce Deling, Coach Marble. ROW 4: Dave Treaster, Bill Firmstone, Mark Dow, Jim Benscoter, Kevin Domer, Brian O’Neill. VARSITY TENNIS: ROW 1: John Boehmke, Mike Smack, David Meagher, Jim McDaniel, Brian Donnelly, Tom Brown, Kevin Sabin, Coach Wilson. ROW 2: Mark Homick, Ron Harding, Tom Mott, David Guy, Steve Warfield, John Shafer, Cecil Chan, Matt Chan, Keith Frayer. 162 FOR EACH, A PLACE IN THE SUN JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: ROW 1: M. Tacci, D. Jagger, D. Santasiero, H. Heisler, M. Hawthorne, G. Doolittle, M. Hamilton, S. Freeman, B. Langevin, J. Fet- cinko. ROW 2: R. Rounds, J. Jennings, F. Larson, D. Gutheil, M. Rogers, C. Stalker, D. Freer, D. Fox, B. Parke, R. Nearing, S. Brooking. ROW 3: D. Reed, B. Mcguire, E. Davis, J. Smith, D. Ulmer, K. Williams, J. Poodiack, M. Harris, R. Kennicutt, V. Barr. ROW 4: G. Petrisak, Coach Coachman, D. Barnett, K. Abbey, S. Pert, T. Martin, P. Lasicki, R. Hughes, D. Merrill, D. Dickstein. GIRLS’ TRACK: ROW 1: Beth Jones, Kim Soules, Judy Knox, Val Kushner. ROW 2: Sally Kolberg, Ann McGarry, Mary Jo Gay, Nancy Percik. ROW 3: Kim LaValle, Sue Messick, Sandy Vincent, Cathy Ling, Janet Hohl, Cindy Washburn. THE ONL Y WAY TO WIN It takes a little courage And a little self-control And some grim determination, If you want to reach the goal. It takes a deal of striving, And a firm and stern-set chin, No matter what the battle, If you really want to win. There’s no easy path to glory, There’s no rosy road to fame. Life, however we may view it, Is no simple parlor game; But its prizes call for fighting, For endurance and for grit; For rugged disposition And a don’t-know-when-to-quit.” You must take a blow or give one, You must risk and you must lose, And expect that in the struggle You will suffer from the bruise. But you mustn’t wince or falter, If a fight you once begin; Be a man and face the battle — That’s the only way to win. — Unknown 164 Questions And Answers Clockwise from right: William Anthony, Administrative Assistant; Esther M. Aswad, Senior High Girls Physical Education, Advisor of Senior Leaders, Coach of Girls Var¬ sity Tennis Team; William F. Ames, Science; Sandra K. Ames, Social Studies; Edwin Allison, Math, Advisor of Junior High Honor Society; Robert Ames, Math, Coach of Varsity Football. Faculty Images CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Ruth S. Booth Junior High Library Aid; Edward Banks, Social Studies; Donald J. Benza, Social Studies, Coach of Freshman Basketball, Key Club Advisor; John Babcock, Math; Richard H. Blake, General Music, Director of Junior High Choruses; Mary Brader, Sen¬ ior High Library Aid. 169 Im pro ving Life’s Continuity Clockwise from above: E. Francis Burtis, Business Manager; Christine Burtis, Attendance Officer; Sara Colwell, Nurse Teacher; Dick Buchmaier, Music; Lawrence Cook, Science; Ray¬ mond Chubb, Mathematics. 170 172 MF Thoughts And Ideas Clockwise from bottom: John Cooley, Music; Milo DeCastro, Indus¬ trial Arts, Coach of Varsity Baseball; Erema R. Davis, English; Wil¬ liam R. Croman, Jr., Chemistry; Marion Cook, Business Education, Advisor of Business Club, Receptionist Club; Miriam Copeland, Mathematics, Coach of Varsity Cheerleading. 173 174 Faculty Reflect Skills 175 Clockwise from bottom: Rita Durbin, Secretary; Margaret Susan Dixon, History and Latin, Advisor of Latin Club; David J. Dixon, Social Studies; Patricia Distin, History and English; Mary Lou Dim- mick, Home Economics; Eugenia Dievendorf, English; Michael Dur¬ bin, Driver Education. 176 Invincible Forces Clockwise from bottom: Robert Garret, Guidance; John Harris, Industrial Arts; Michael Grenis, School Superintendent; Rose Marie Fox, Business Edu¬ cation; Dorothy Forsyth, School Lunch Director; John Gauzer, Mathematics; Margaret Ferranti, English, Advisor of the QUILL; John Fako, Music. f 177 Bonds Of Harmony Clockwise from right: Dorothy Hines, Typist; Terry Holcomb, Health; C. Hull, English; John H. Hubbs, Junior High Art; Scott Hause, Art; Helen Henderson, Home Economics; Janet A. Hessney, Junior High Librarian. 178 Motivate Achievement Clockwise from top: Marcia James, Business Education; John Johnson, Guid¬ ance; Zenon Janowski, English; Frank Kaminsky, Business Education; Mary Alice Janowski, Guidance; Marjorie Hughes, Principal’s Secretary. 180 182 I Resonance Clockwise from left: C. J. Keltos, English, Advisor of JUNIOR HIGH WARRIOR; Thomas C. Kleeman, Science, Advisor of Sen¬ ior High Honor Society; John M. King, Vice—Principal, Advisor of Student Council, Stage Crew; Margaret F. Knox, Mathematics; Mary K. Keyes, Guidance; William Keller, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, no picture available. 183 Sage Wisdom Clockwise from right: Nancy Lofstrom, English; D. Kunit, Science; David Mar¬ ble, Core Teacher, Advisor of Seventh Grade, Head Coach of J.V. Football, Assistant Coach of Varsity Track; Eliza¬ beth H. Lester, Art, Department Chair¬ man, Advisor of Art Club; John Levo- nik, Transportation Supervisor; Eivind Lunde, History, Advisor of Eleventh Grade. 184 Experts Consolidate Clockwise from right: Robert McDaniel, Driver Education, Advisor of Var¬ sity Club, Coach of Varsity Basketball, Cross Country; Richard Miller, Eng¬ lish, Drama Coach; Martha Millen, Home Economics, Advisor of F.H.A.; Genevieve Minor, Secretary; Janice Miller, French, Advisor of Ski Club, French Club; Robert McGarry, Science. 186 188 Instill Ideas Clockwise from bottom: Jane E. Oczkowski, Home Economics; Patrick T. Munley, English, Moderator of Chess Club, Coach of Chess Team; Beatrice O’Connor, Reading; Gary Moyer, Physical Education, Coach of Varsity Wrestling, Junior High Football; Robert W. Morgan, English; Carl Newton, Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. 189 Pe tagogs Medi ta te Clockwise from right: Charles J. Osborne, History and Sociology, Coach of Junior High Baseball; Penny PenDell, History, no picture available; Anne Pillars, French; Tobias Polgreen, Mathematics; Rose A. Papa, Junior High Physical Education, Advisor of Junior Leaders, Coach of Girl’s Varsity Vol¬ leyball Team; Nancy Osterwise, Social Studies, Coach of J.V. Cheerleading. 190 I Inspire Improvement Clockwise from right: Frank E. Possanza, English; Ruth Riter, Spanish; Mr. Rolland, History; Charles F. Saam, School Psychiatrist; Marilyn Ross, Sci¬ ence; Robert Reno, English and Latin; Mary A. Quinn, Mathematics. 192 194 All Knowing? CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Michael Senio, History; William Sestak, Industrial Arts, Coach of J.V. Basketball; John J. Sullivan, Science; Jane S. Thrasher, Reading, English, Advisor of Twirling Club and 7th Grade Class; Arthur Stina, English, Coach of Bowling Team, Advisor of 8th Grade Class; L.M. Seaman, Spanish, Advisor of Spanish Club; Peter Smyk, Physical Education. 195 196 S taff En co urage Progress Clockwise from below: Ralph VanKuren, Senior High Librarian, Advisor of Yearbook; Pauline Tugwell, English; Faye Transue, Swimming Instructor; Elizabeth Tinder, English; Frank Thomas, Audio-Visual Director; Richard Travis, Senior High Boys Physical Education. 197 198 Leaders Unite CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Rosemarie Weber, Secre¬ tary of Guidance Office; Frances Weldon, Accounts Clerk, Typist; Thomas Vianese, Math; Richard Watson, Vice-Principal; William J. Weckel, History, Advisor of History Club, Coach of J.V. Baseball; Richard Weiss, Science. Devotion Clockwise from right: Richard White, Social Studies; Richard Williams, Industrial Arts; James Wheeler, Business Education; Walter Whitlock, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction; Stanley Wilson, Health; Barbara Whitaker, Nurse Teacher; Antoinette Wertalik, Secretary for Guidance Office. 200 Erudite Individuals CLUSTER AT LEFT: Clockwise from left: Dr. Benjamin Lewis, School Physi¬ cian; Dr. Jean Smith, School Physician; Dr. Eugene Donnelly, School Dentist; Dr. James McGuire, Team Physician, no picture available. FAR PAGE: Clock¬ wise from left: Stanley Woodin, Social Studies; Virginia Zellner, Business Educa tion; Samuel Zeman, Science; Leon M. Woodworth, Mathematics. BOARD OF EDUCATION: ROW 1: Robert L. Smith, Charles Foster, M.D., August J. Damiano, Mrs. Forest Hudson. ROW 2: Harold Weir, William Francis, George Ferrari, Philip Gunster. 203 The Way We Were Days melted into weeks and weeks quickly into years. There was pain and there was happiness. As human nature will have it, the better, joyful times, no matter how few and far between will live within our hearts. They will paint within our minds a hazy, peaceful impression of Chenango Valley whenever we reflect upon the way we were. 206 mm i JOHN ' S BODY SHOP John Chordas, Proprietor 24-Hour Service Towing — Collision — Painting Rt. 12 and 12A at 1447 Upper Front St. Binghamton, N.Y. 724-1346 Horner Everything tor the Sk ier and Tennis Player FOR HARDWARE SUPPLIES come to FRED ' S HARDWARE CENTER 1070 Arterial Highway Binghamton, New York HARCO AUTOMOTIVE DIST. 24 Chenango Bridge Road Binghamton, New York Our Very Best to The 1974 Grads From RON ' S BARBER SHOP Hillcrest, New York Hillcrest, New York 209 ©Dictaphone 1110 Chenango Street Binghamton, New York (607) 724-4957 © 49 by United Feo ' vr Syndicot . In . To be fully informed You better read both... 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Chenango Bridge STUDENT COUNCIL 9 99 Ml 8 m Mtat 11 i . , HI Congratulations From RUDOLPH ' S The Diamond People Congratulates The Class of ' 74 73 Court St. Binghamton Senior Honor Society FILL N SHOP 45 Front Street Groceries cold drinks Self service gas at our Fill N Shop location Open for your convenience 7 days a week 7-1 HANDY SHOP 1110 Chenango Street Health and Beauty Aids Mr. and Mrs. James Bender Mr. and Mrs. Louis Evangelisti Mr. and Mrs John W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Loren WiGuy Joanne Guy Mr. and Mrs. A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Zendn Janows J. | £ Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Jones Irs. iox PATRONS Jm in b a HH _ nii iini ii iii tichard C. Mullen ___ amiiNeiss Dr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. William Nj|Tingley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph VahKWen Mrs. Leslie Wenn m i;!- .i-i MHa ’ |r m m ,4t. If m M mm mg mmm mmr OmoI ml IV-H jO.it !:M ' Ife fat U ' - ' hM ral i! II ..• !« o ' i k} 3; . E J ! sat e! f ■ mm 219 Index Seventh Grade Ackerman, Dana 94. 116, 122. 146 Adams. Kimberly 99, 122 Agard. Michelle 95, 122 Aiken, Carl 96 Aiken, James 96, 122 Alexander, Kathleen 96. 99, 122 Almy, Peter 95, 146 Anthony, Cynthia 96, 124 Atkins. Sue 96 Babcock. Joseph 100 Baird, William Baker, Stephen 95. 122 Barnett, Randy 101 Beam. Janet 9 7 , 99, 122 Bender, James 97 Bennett, Cindy 95 Bennett. Timothy 96, 122 Bcnning, Gary 95, 122 Benza, Scott 93,96, 147, 158 Bibbins, James 98 Bibbins, Paul 101, 134 Bigart, Joseph 94, 124 Billings, Douglas 95 Billings, John 96 Birmingham, Brenda 100, 122 Black. Kimberly 95, 122 Blanding, Beth 100,124 Blanford, Tammy 99.122 Blose, Kathryn 95. 122 Bodley. Diane 98, 124 Boland, Elizabeth 99,124 Bond, Sheila 101 Bordonaro, Angelina 95. 122 Bradley, Karen 99 Braman. Gary 101 Briggs. John Briggs, Katherine 96, 122 Brigham, Michele 100 Broderick, Kathleen 96, 124 Bronson, Dean 98, 146 Brown, David 101 Browne, Linda 101,122 Brutvan, Gene 94, 122 Bucci, Lorraine 97 Budine, Frances 99, 122 Bunts. Janet 99, 119, 122 Buoncore, Robin 95, 130 Burns, Patricia 96 Bush, Ricky 101 Carter, David 94,122 Cashman, Gail 94, 95, 122, 130 Cause, Theodore Cawley, Charles 122 Cawley, David Chantland, James 124, 122,94, 146 Chase, Jeffrey 99, 122 Chase, Margery Christensen, Lori 96, 122 Church, Karen 95 Church, Michael 100, 122, 147 Churchill, Penny 95, 122 Citrak, David 101, 157 Clark, Mark 97, 119 Clifford, Kelly 98 Clift. Donald 97 Contro, Nancy 99, 122 Cook, Terry 101, 122 Crandall, James 97,101 Graver, Scott 94, 124 Crerar, Lynda 98, 109, 122 Davies, James 94, 95 Davies, Mark 124 Day, Lindy 99, 122 Dayton, Pamela 101, 122 Deangelis, Christine 94, 122, 124 DeCastro, Sarah 96, 122, 146 Dellureficio, Robert 97 Demaria, Robin 99. 122 DeMott, Cynthia 96, 108, 122 Desmond, Linda 99 Dillingham, Daniel 99, 122 Doren. Jeffrey 95 Dougherty, Susan 94, 122 Drobak, Theresa 96, 122 Dwyer, Scott 96, 119, 124 Eck, Linda 100, 122 Edwards, Mark 101, 157 Edwards, Theresa 101, 122 F.infeldt, Kimberly 94,124 Eldridge, Robin Emmi, Mark 98, 124 Ernstrom, Susan 95, 122 Evans, Kimberly 100, 116, 124, 146 Fako, Jeffrey 95, 122, 124. 147 Fernald, Daniel 95 Fett. Rick 99, 124, 147 Fidurski. Lori 96, 122 Fleming. Laurcne 101, 122 Flynn. Kathleen 100 Foley. Marianne 96 Foster, Charles 98, 124 Francis. Cynthia 94, 122 Fricdgcn, Lynn 101,146 Fuller, Gregory 99, 122 Fulton,John 101, 146 Gaita, Michael 94, 122,134, 146 Gates, Judy 99. 124, 134 Gay, Joseph 100, 122 Gee, Edwin 101 Grady, John 97 Gresko, Scott Groome, Randy 98 Grunder, David 95 Guerin, Raymond 9 7 ,124 Gurney, Sharon 94, 124 Haley, Anne 98, 122 Hall, Thomas 100, 157 Hamilton, Eric 95 Hanson, Bruce 94, 124,146 Harlacher, Deborah 101,122 Harris, David 94, 124 Hcenan, James 99. 122 Heisler, William 98, 124, 157 Hill, Laura 98, 124, 134 Hitchcock, Lisa 95, 122, 146 Hitchcock, Perry 101, 146 Hitchcock, Wendy 96, 122, 130 Honnack, Colleen 96, 122 Horvath, Mark 98, 124 Hoyle, Barbara 99 Hoyte, Joyce 97, 122 H ughes, Mark 97 Hulbert, Penny 96,122 Hurd, Dawn 98 Hutchings, Kenneth 97, 122 Iversen, Barbara 98 Jamieson, Judith 95, 109, 130 Jennings, Katherine 95, 134 Johnson, Gary 94 Johnson, Melissa 94, 122 Johnson, Tom Kalmbacher, Sal lie 98 Kasmarcik, Martin 97,157 Kchoe. Joanne 101, 122 Kirk, Deanna 96 Klipple, Wendy Knight. Michael 101 Koltz, Penny 99, 122, 134 Korchak, Marianne 100, 122 Koseick, Mary 101, 122 Kozina, Mark 95, 122 Krise, Debra 94, 122 Kristek, William 146 Kma, Barbara 95, 122 Kulas, Jeffrey 94 Kulp, Christine 98 LaPierre, Lorraine 94, 122 Lamb, Linda 99, 122, 134 Langevin, Kit 99, 122 Lamerd.Jory 98 Lasicki, Katherine 96, 124, 146 Lawrence. John 99 Lee, Angela 98, 122 Lee, Gary 101 Lenox, Vivian 98 Lester, Brian 100 Lewis, Kerry Brant 98 Lindsey, Cheryl 95, 122 Linebaugh, Phillip 97, 124 Linsky, William 95 Locke, Susan 95, 122 Logan. Patrick Lomonaco, Patrick 94, 147, 157 Long, Matthew 100 Love, Richard 96, 122 Luce, Susan 99, 124 Lynn, Debbie 101 Mackey, David 99 Malchak, Scott 100 Marascia, Jean 101 Martin, Andrew 94, 124, 146, 158 Martin, Ernest Martin, Michael 96, 122 Maruscak, Stephen 99.122 Masick, Diane 96, 122 Mateosky, James 97 Mayo, Gordon McAlister, Kirk 95 McEnaney. Thomas 94, 158 McGariry, James 96. 122, 146 McGarry, Maureen 95, 122 McGee, Hildegardc 95, 122 Mercincavage, David 96 Messick. Debra 100, 122, 134 Mikulsh. Billy Miller. Douglas 98, 119, 124 Molesky, Roy 94, 122 Moriarty, Therese 99, 122 Moulthrop, Melissa 97 Murray. Barbara 95, 122 Muschawetk, Theresa 101 Napoli, Debra 99, 122 Negus, Allison 96, 124 Neill, Cathy 95, 122, 130 Nciss, Judith 96, 122 Nciss, Kathleen 98.122 Neulon, Carol 99. 122, 130 Newcomb, Michael 94 Newton, Amy 94, 124 Nolan. David 93,98, 122, 158 Norton, Lori 94, 98, 122 Oakley, Jeffrey 98, 134 Olsovsky, Denise 100 O’Neil, Joseph 99, 134, 145 O’Neill. Mark 101 Ouellette, Robin Parkhurst, Thomas 101 Patrick, George 101, 157 Perry, Michelle 101 Peters, Cindy 95 Picciano, Traci 96, 122 Pickering, Randy 98 Pierdomenico, Linda 98, 124 Polkowski, John 122, 158 Poodiack, Barbara 95, 122, 134 Porter, Charles 101, 134 Pratt, Laurie 94, 122 Pratt, Scott 101 Proper, Donna 99, 122 Raley. Kevin 95 Randall, Gerry-Lou 99, 122 Ranieri, Joseph 101, 122, 147 Raymond, Kari 100, 122 Rcale, Tony 93,96, 116 Reckus, Mary 101 Rhodes, James 100,124, 146, 157 Richards, Debra 94, 122 Roberts, Tom 98 Robinson, Carolyn 99, 122 Roff, Theresa 98 Rogalavich, James 98 Rogers, Linda 98, 124 Romich, Robyn 96, 122 Rose, Edward 98, 134, 145 Rosenkrance, Jonathon 99 Rubifski, Mark 95, 158 Rudy, Mark 97,122 Ruffo, Michelle 97,122, 130 Ryan, Jennifer 94, 124 Salisbury, Janette 98, 122 Santasiero, Melissa 94, 122 Schimpff, Michele 95,122 Schneider, Timothy 122 Schumacher, Kenneth 95,127 Secor, David 97, 124 Serafini, Ann 101, 124 Shaffer, Scott 99 Shoop, Richard 94, 122, 147 Silvestri, Richard 94, 124 Simmons, Steven 99, 122 Smith, Heather 96,122 Smith, Pam 101 Smith, Scott 100 Smith, Stephen 99 Snyder, Susan 96, 122 Snyter, Tim 101 Solian, David 101 Soules, Jeffrey 98 Stevens, Gayle 95, 122 Stiner, Brian 96,116,157 Stoehr, Fred 98, 158 Stone, Julie 99, 124 Stroka, Daniel 95, 122,146,157 Strong, Peter 96 Stull. John 94, 157 Sullivan, Brian 97, 158 Sutton, Steven 99 Sweetay, Robert 96 Tabor, Michelle 101 Tait, Glen ford 98 Tanzini. William 96 Teiesk, Donna 96, 122 Tessitore, Diane 95, 122 Tew, Diane 98, 124 Thomas, Lori 99. 122 Thompson, Jeff 96. 124, 146 Tobin, Edward 97 Tonkin, Tammy 94 Torrey, Christine 101 Transue, Dorothy 94, 122 Treaster, Carol 99, 122 Trebilcock, Richard 97, 134 Uhouse, Michael 94, 158 Underwood, Michele 97, 122 Vargo, Elizabeth 96, 122 Vinci, Ann Marie 93, 94, 122, 134 Wahl, Shelly 96, 122 Walker, Virginia Walrath, Kathleen 99, 122 Walrath, Kelly 95, 122 Waring, Carolyn 96, 122 Warne, Patricia 98. 122 Webb, Sally 97, 122 Weeks, David 94, 122 Weeks, Jeffrey 95, 124, 158 Whitford, Lee 94, 124 Whittington, Eric 98 Wilbur, Rodney 101 Williams, Marvin 101 Williams, Patricia 98,122 Willis, Debra 101, 122 Witteman, Beth 97 York, Cynthia 100, 122 Zachar, Bonnie 99,122 Zemanick, Mary 9 7 , 122 Zopp, Mark 95 Eighth Grade Ackerman, Anne 86, 123 Allard, Margaret 91 Andrews, Nancy 92, 123 Aswad, Theresa 91, 123 Atkins, David 88 Atceridg, Linda 90, 123 Avery, Pamela 89, 123 Babcock, Andrea 91.124 Baker, Wanda 86, 12.3 Baldwin, Katherine 91 Barlow, Stephen 92,123 Beagell, Debra Jean Beam, Patricia 90, 123 Bennett, Barbara 90, 123 Bennett, Terry 92 Benscoter, Charles 88, 145 Berry, Brian 91 Bertram, Dawn 88 Bibbins, Robert 88,134 Biclenda, Kathy 124 Bigart, Karen 92,123 Bleil, Raymond Blose, William 87, 158 Bobik, Andrew 87. 119, 123, 145, 158 Bodnar, Ernest 89 Bolt, Lenita 88 Bordonaro, Raymond 91 Bradley, Bruce 89 Braman, David 87, 123 Brink, Deidrc90, 124 Britton, Terry 92, 109, 157 Bronson, Dale 91. 124,157 Brooker, Allison 86 Brooking, Simon 87, 109, 123, 147, 163 Brown, Paul 88 Brown, Stacey Burdick, Sandra 91,123 Campbell, Alan 92,119 Carey, Bonnie 90 Carter, Scott 90, 124 Carulli, Sue 90, 109, 123 Cashman, Cathy 91,123 Cashman, Kurt 86 Cavanagh, Erin 89, 123 Chase, Barbara 92 Chase, Donald 91 Christoff, Deborah 87 Church, Robert 87 Clements, Stephen 89 Cochran. Debra 92 Cole, Edwin 88 Conner, Pamela 87, 123 Connolly, Kathy 84 Cook, Debera 89 Coon, Melinda 87 Coon, Neil 87, 123, 145, 157 Corcoran, John 92 Corlyon, Michael 92 Cornell, Cindy 92. 108 Cosier, Cindy 87, 123 Crandall, William 92, 123 Crane, Mary 91 Daub, Heidi 86 Davies, Christene 90 Defilipps, Marie 90 Demartino, Diane 89 Demott, Donald 86 Devine, Kelly 85, 88, 116 Dickie, Kenneth 91 Dinneen, Susan 90. 123, 124, 131, 134 Dionne, Andrea 91, 128, 130 Dishinger, David 91, 158 Dodson, Margaret 90, 123, 124, 134 Doetsch, Henry 89 Donnelly, Susan 92, 123, 124 Doolittle, Geoffrey 90 Doolittle, Mclodie 88 Dropp, Maralcna 91, 123, 124 Dubrava, Richard 92, 124 Durgin, Jean 90 Eccleston, Wayne 86 Eddy, Charlynnc 86 Edwards. Calvin 89. 145, 157 Edwards, Cynthia 90 Ehlers, Walter 90 Fairbairn, Donna 90, 123 Felice, Michele 90, 123 Fenwick, John 91, 147, 157 Fetcinko, James 91. 157, 163 Finch, Lisa 88 220 Flora, Angela 89, 123 Forbes, Joy ; i Ford, Christopher 91 Foster, Andrea 91,123 Fox, Maureen 92,123 Fox, Richard 91 i 158 Freer, David 8 6 Frey, Kelley 85, 86 Fuller, Colleen, 8?, 123 Gallahcr, Diane 87,124 Gallo, Mark 91,138 Gates, Carrie 92,123 Gay, Maryjo 86, 163 Gerhardt, Paul 86,158 Gialanella, Thomas 85,92,123,158 , Coleen jrady, Tim 92,1 4 Gregory, Dana 90, 124, 147, 158 Griffin, Mary 86 Griswold, Joann 90, 108, 123 Griswold, Joseph 91 Groce, Cheryl 87,123 Guth, Stephen 89 Guthcil, David 163 Gazylak, Linda 91, 123 Haighr, Robin 87, 119, 123 Haley, Mark Hamel, John 88,124 Hanifin, Jerome 91, 123, 147 Harlost, Mark 86 Hatch, James 86 Hatton, William 89, 123 Haven, Renae9l, 124 Hayes, Donald 92 Hayes, Thomas 92,145 Heamen, Joyce 91 Heater, Diana 92 Heier, Rebecca 92, 123 Hobbing, Erich 91,119 Hogg, Annettg. Hollenbc l Hotalingj Hotel] Hu Orinnc i, Joanne 92 91 trolyn 88 Marlene ' ,116,12 ? | Sally 90, 123, 124, , Karen 92, 123 arry 89N . Robert 91, 123 Krridl Wf t uk p KresgeJDale 91 ' Krna, Pamela 90, 123 Kulasi 91 Kushnef, Va £,92..i«2 4. 163 Laman, Thbi LamB, Si Lance, Scott 86 Langpwi, RMj rt 90, 163, Las ki, Pete 87 Lattimer, Joyce 88, 91 Lawrence, Cindy 87, 123 Letavish, Nancy 87, 123 Lewis, William 92,124 Lobacz, Eileen 91 Locke, Paul 88 Lockhart, Robin 89 Lopreste, Carmen Donald 92 aniel 91 aron 91 Alexandra 87, 123 j David 89, 119 §Brook 89 pnette 91 ole 124 vn 88 190 gsemond 87 ier 89, 155 ale 86 up Iti Murray, Alonda 87 Napoli, Jeffrey 87 Nearing, Robert 87,109, 123,145, 163 Neiss, Terry 87,123 Neubauer, Leslie 91 Norton, Julie 89,123 Oakley, Valerie 92, 123, 134 O’Connor, Donald 90,123,124 O’Laughlin, Herbert 89 Ostcrhout, Danny 87,108,123 Paetzold, Kirsten Page. Deborah 89 Payne, Douglas 87 Pcnwell, Paul 87 Perry, Warren 89 Pctrisak. Timothy 87 Pettinato, Cindy 89,123 Pillars, Bruce 92 Polachek, Nancy 87 Price, Timothy 92 Randall, George 92 Randall, Timothy 92 Rapp, Cindy 90,123 Rees, Roberta 123 Reynolds, Richard 91 Rieder, Kathy 91 Robinson, JoAnn 92 Rogalavich, Julie 88 Rogers, Martin 145, 158, 163 Romano, Ronald 90 Rose, Steve 89 Rosen krans, Jennifer 89 Saam, Chris 90,124 Barnes, Jean 77,84, 105, 116, 127, 129, 134 Barr, Katherine 79, 127 Barr, Oance 82, 145, 156, 163 Baycura, Johann 78 Beam, Brian Bederka, Shelly 80 Belt, Brian 80 Belveg, Robert ; Bender, Micheal 79 [ ;Benek, Suzanne 80, 127 Benza, Donald 79, 145, 155 Blanford, Douglas 82 jBolt, Loric 78, 105, 127 j Bozon, Michelle 84,128 Brennan, Timothy 79 Briggs, Charlene Brink, Ronald 78, 119 $roderick, John 80 Uphonson, David 79 bjprown, Debra 79 Browne, Bruce 80 Bryan, Debra 81 Buchring, Dianne 82, J27 Campbell, David 84, 109,127 Campo, Joseph-78, 79 Carney, Mary 83. 134 Carter, Gretchen 78,129 Caruso, Bonnie 80 Jjpey, I .auric Casfcmartf l eith 8% 109, 128 Cavallucci JUarguerite 81 Chace, Alin 84 Chaffee, Donald 82, 159 Kasmarcik, William 81 Kehoe, Nancy 83 Kenyon, Chctca 80 Klein, John 81, 147, 159 Klein, Tia 80 Knowles, Ronald 81, 161 Koltz, Gerald 82 Kostun, Kera 78, 105, 129, 134 Kozina, Lynn 84, 105, 127 Krise, Stephen 79, 147 Lamb, Susan 83, 129 Lance, Sheree 80 Larson, Susan 79 Leamon, Cynthia 84, 128 Lewis, Brett 80 Lewis, Leon 84 Lewis, William 80, 127, 129, 134 MacDonald, Debbie 82 MacGregor, Timothy 78, 129, 146, 155, 161 Maguire, William 83, 108, 127, 145, 163 Martinichio, Joseph 84 Masick, Carrie 84 Maurer, Roberta 84 McBride, Lorraine 78 McCoy, Clifford 82 McGarry, Michael ho, 147 . McLean, Cathy 79 McMahon, Michael 80, 120 Merrill, David 81, 129. 145. 155. 163 Mikhanowski, Susan 7 8. 105, 128,130 Miller, Deborah 81.J27 Miller. Richard 82,1T6, 155 M inarovich, Ma ry 84 Sackett, JoAnne 88 Chambers, Norman Minor, Roben 79 Sangiuliano, Linda 91 Chape, Michele 84, 127,131,434, 149 Mion, Carol 83,12 7 , 134. 148 Schell, Jeffrey 87,123 i Chase, Bonnie Mitrowitz, John 79, 145 Searles, Frederick 87 Chiarmonce, Martin 80 Mohr, Christine 79,130 Seary, Mary Ellen 88 j Chordas, Victoria 80 Moore, Mark 80 Serafini, Jennilyn 87,91, 125,124 ' Church, Kelleen 79 Mullen, James 81,161 Seraf ini, John 120 Clark, Kris Mullineaux, Douglas 81 Seymour, Ear! . Cogswell, Charles 78.81, 119 Muse ha week. Cindy 79 Shafer, Jeffrey 86,145 Comfort, Pamela 84,116, L30 Nagy, Anthony Sheffler, James 89 Connor Jay 79, 105 Napoli, Terry 84 Sherman, Timothy 89 Cookfjoan 84 Nearing, William 79,446 Negus, Thomas 82 Shurtleff, Lee 92,123 Cope, Carl 81 |f , Smith, Amy 87,123 CotilHs, Sharon Nichols, Norma 84 Smith, Brian 86,124 Crerar, David 82 Nickerson, Randy Smith, Ellen 92 Davis, Eric 80, 145,163 , ' j, Nolan, Mary- 83. 127 Smith, Jodi 86 Smith, Lynda 89 Smith, Penny 92, 123 Sncdekar, Terri 86 Sosenko, Frances 92,123 Spaziana, Karen 86 Spaziano, Richard 86,145,157,161 Spittle, Lee 86 Spoor, lisa 90 Stahl, Robin 90, 123 Stalker, Charles 86, k 58,163 Stan ley, Linda 87,123 Stevens. John 90,124 Stevens, Rotha90,123; B L ' Stoehr, Jay 90, 1.45, !61 Tabor, Mark 89,124,145 Taylor, Howard 90 Test .mi, Rocco 90 Testei David 89 Thayne, Mary Ann 91 Thorne ®,Anne 131 , Tiesi, Li annc 86 123 Till, Jan ire 90. L24 Tingle J ayne 86 Tracy, Laura Transue, Ch| Trattel, DcboraH 90j, L2 , Travis, Gail Ulmer, David 92,163 Jf Utter, MaS fb, 158 .161 VanderpoekSherry;5?O i fl23, 124 Van Vlecki Judith J Walker, B$«ina91 Wall, Dm aid Warne, Suzi� |fie|® 23 Wassmer, Gafy88 WatsonJTetry 88 Webb, James 89 Weber, Christopher 88, 157 Weeks, Michael 91 Wen dine, Carol Whctsell, Briap 92, 123 Williams, Steven 87 Wilson, Grace 88 Wilson, Olive 91 Wood, Debra 91 Wood, Richard 92 Wopdruff, Tracy WrigH ean 86, 123 zi, Joseph 91 J Gening. David 92, 124 taj Dayton, Robert 84,145, 156 Dean, Colette 81 De ngelis, Julia 78, 105, 127 ;;.Dclarno, Roben 80 ; Demoski, Denise 84. DeMott. Michele 84 Nolan, Michael 84, J2 7 , 145 Odorico. Victor 81 O ' Neil, John 8l O ' Neil. Timothy 81,.159 Osterhout, Gordon ®|| MOswald, Christopher 77 84, 145,$55 , Piekerson. Deborah 82 Page, Michael 82 Dickerson, farrr aPh ; s Parke, Roben 84, 134, 146, 163 Donahiie, William 80 Perry, Bruce 81 . ' ’ Oorner, John 80, 155 Piatt, Leslie 79, 127, 161 yjDipbak. Ronald 79, 105, 106 Picciano, Tara 83 Dyke, Jeffery 80 Pierdomenico, Roberta 80 Eck, Gerald 81,145 Pittsley, Patricia 84 % 4 Eck. William 81 Potisley, John 79, 145 Eisen h aft, Kathleen 82 Poodiack, John 80, 108, 146, 163, 163 , Emmi, David 84, 119 Powell, Christine 81 Eshleman, Suzanne 79 Powell, Debra 82 Evans, Robert 82 Pratt, Randy 84 i— Welker, Holly 80 Ralston, Karen 82, 129, 131 Fiato, ; Mark 79. 155 Randall, Jeffrey 79, 127 Jurm stone, Sally Randall, Merry 82 Forsyth, William 81 Rau, William 79 t Foster, Christopher 84 Reale, Andrea 80 Freer, Daniel 82, 145, 163 Reardon, Colleen 81 Friedgen, Lori 84,105, 127, 148 1 % Reardon, Mary Tritts, Joanne , Reynolds, Rand 8s2i l45 • Fuller, Cindy 84 Rhodes, Patricia 84, 129 Gallagher, James 79 s Richards, David 81 Gamble, William 82, 147 Rick, Bruce Garner, Mike 80,445 Rinker, Cynthia 84 ’Gaston, Laraine 79 Ritter. John 79 fGates, Amy 80, 128 Robi n son. Judy 83 - Gould, Roy Robinson. Mark 80 Grady, Cindy 84 Ronk, Loric Graham, Mark 81 j. i Roscr. Otto 79, 129, 134 I Green ley, Matther 82 k | Ruffo, Andrew 81 J ' P Renee 84,127 ' 1 m Russell, Nancy 78, 129, 134 ilb ■ ’ r Gurney, Michael 79 Russell, Susan 81 Pk u i 4ii Ninth Grade Aiken, John 80, 145 Aiken, Lois Aiken, Susan 81 .Alexander, Jeffrey 78 •Andrews, Joan 81 Aswad, Bonnie 78 Auchinachic, Wenda 80, 127 Bah led a, Thomas 80 Baldwin, Robin 84 Baldwin, Thomas 81, 127 J Hackel. Albert 82, 145 all,James 81 i 1 H Hanson, fudith 79, 127, 148 tsaesmau Heim, Bonnie.:78 ; .L 132 Hcisler. Herbert 84. 147. 163 Hewitt. Sheila 80 Hill, Andrea 81, 127. 148 Hines, Helen 82,127, 148 Hitchcock, Robin 84, 128 Hoilcnbeckc. Betsy Holmes. Alan 80 Holmes, Michael 81 Howland, David 78,105, 129,130 Hoyle, Jo Anne 83 Humphrey, Matthew 80 H unsinger, Keith Hurd, Margarete 78 Illsley.Jcrry 144 Jablonski, Stanley 79,129 Jagger, David 81,145,163 Jennings, John 89,145,163 Jennings, Stephen 79,105, H9 Johnson, Norman 82 Johnston, Margaret 79 Jones, Dawn 84 Jones, Stephen 79,105 Ryan, Mary Ann 82 Saeman, Mary 82 Saint John, Elizabeth 79 k Sands, Carol 83 Santasiero, David 81, 145, 156, 163 Sardella, Joseph 84, 129, 130, 155 | Schimpff, Debra 83 Schimpff, Donald 80 Seargent, Grace 78 Seeley, Carolyn 79 Serafim, Tamara 84, 05, 127, 148 Shaw. Karen 80. MMgjgL Short, Darlene 81 Sigler. James 84, 134 Simmons, Corinne 80 Slauson. Rita 84,127 Smith, Debra Smith, Jeffrey 82, i46 Smith. Susan 80 Smyk, Peter 77. 84. 127. 145, 155 361,: Snashali. Karen 7 9,148 Snedcker, Richard 81. 144, 154,16! Spagenberg, Jody Spencer. Rick 82 Statey. John 84 Stanley, Brian 80, 129. 1 ' 0 Stasko. Michael 81. 145 Stecker. Ann Marie 82 -JslA i - l Stevens, Judy 84 Stevens. Michael 81 Sttner, Colleen 79 Stinson, Darlene 79 Stone, Vickie 83 Stroka, David 82, 143, 133 Strong, Bruce 84 Sutton, Tammy 80 TaiPalc, Patricia Taylor,Jeffrey 81, 143 Taylor, Peggy ' 83 Teeter, Jeffrey 82 Teruilliger, Joanne 79, 127 , 154 Tessitore, Sharon 83 Tewksbury. Carl 77, 78, 116, 134, 133 Thomas, William 78, 119 Thorne, Charles 84, 133 Torrey, Laura 80, 127, 131 Touth, Leonard 79, 103, 127,143 Tracy, David 79 Turnbull, Julie 80 Vail, William 82, 108, 143 VanBarriger, Cheryl 84 Vining, Sharon 78, 148 Vroman, Paula 83J27, 128, 130 Wagner, Scott 78, 129 Wahl, Diana 7 Sk| Walker, Theresa 80 Wall, David 78. 143 Walrath, Crcrald 79 Warner, Steven 84 Webb. Naniy 78 . Wor, Suzanne 78, 134 Westbrixik, Theresa 84. 129 Wheaton, Deborah 84, 105 Wheeler, Cindy Lou 80, 127 Whitford, Mark 84, 129, 143 Whitman, Donald 81.129, 161 Whitney. Tomothy 82 Wildrick, Carol lg r . Williams, Matthew 83 Williams, Susan 80 ■ f ,; WMlis. JoAnne 83, 127 Winston, Fred Winters, Kelly 80, 127 WitterWan, Kathleen 80, 105, 127 Wrighter. Judith 84 Zachar, Michael 81, 156 Zopp, Michael 79 Zwick CharlesX 2 , 120 Tenth Grade Abbey, Gerald 71, 161 Abbey, Keith 75, 144, 163 Ackerman, Lisa 68 , 105, 127, 148 Aiken, Lois Allen, Kelly 72 Aswad, Stephanie 70, 108 Atkins, James Bailey. Alison 68 . 127, 132 Bakay, Gary 71 Barnett, Daniel 71, 142, 156, 163 Barsham, Linda 73 Batch ler, Eric 69 Batchler, Marjorie 69 Belcher, Donald 73, 106 Beman, Herbert 69 Bender, Margaret 68 , 105, 114, 127 Benek, Cynthia 73 Bennett, David 75 Bennett, Kathryn 70, 106 Benza, Debra 70, 105, 132 Berry, Daniel 72 Bevan, Donna Bielenda, Karon 70, 129 Bihlcn, Alan 7 2 Bogart, Jonathan 73, 129, 144 Boland, Jean 70, 105, 132 Bolton, Barbara 71, 112 Bordonaro, Patricia 70, 109, 110 Bowman, Frank 72 Braman, Carolyn 72 Brennan, Donna 69 Bronson, Marsha 71 Brown, Carol 70 Brown, Kris 71, 154, 161 Brown, Susan 69 Brown, Timothy 75 Buono, Thomas 74 Burke, John Cady, Gail 70, 105, 112, 113 Campon, Pamela Canale, David 72, 144, 154, 161 Carney, Susan 72 Chase, Diane 69 Churchill, Debra 70 Cicak, Dennis 70, 129 Clark, Kenneth 71 Clarke, Kathleen 75, 109, 1 10 Cline, Bonnie 74 |n Contro, Elizabeth 74. 105 Cooper, Scott 74 Corlyon, Kathy 70, 105,129 Cornelius, Bonnie Cornelius, Scott 72,135 Craver, Cynthia 67, 72, 105, 112, 131.1,34 Creagh, Jeanne 70, 108 JyAf Damiano.John 72,107 MMrjH Daniels, Charles 75 g Daub. Stephanie 69 Davies, John 75 Davies, John Davis, Luann 7 0,105 Davis, Mark 67, 69 Dawn. Robert 71 DeCastro, Mary Ann 70 deGroat. Patti 7 0 Delarno, Karen 71 Demoski, Kathy 69 Dickstein, David 71, 153, 163 Dionne, Gregory 71 ml] Disotelle, Caryl 75, 109 t 110 Disotclle, Cheryl gl09, 110 D)cblcr. Richard 75 Dcxilittlc, Gregory 70.129, 130, 163 Douglas, Marietta 72,110 IXmbar, Duncan 73 Ivdwards, Linda Edwards, Lori 69 Einfeld, Sherry 70, 129 Elliott, Susan 68. 127 Faddcn, Daniel 69 Fairbaim 74, 110 Felice, Julia 71,132 Fernald, Ricky 75 Ferris, Kim 72,129 Fctt, Carol 74, 75 Fett.Jim 71 Finch, Susan 72 Fiske, Gregory 72 Flanagan, Timothy 71 Flynn, Gregory 72 Poland, Pamela 73, 159 Forsyth, Elizabeth 71, 129 Fox, Barbara 69, 105, 127 Frayer. Keith 75,162 Freeman, Scott 73, 111, 114, 126, 129,130. 134, 163 Gaffncv, Jon 73,144, 161 Gallaher, Debra 68, 71, 116,.127, 132 Gallo, John 71, 1544, 161 V ' Garrett. Kathleen 72, 111, U2 Gee. Leonard|79 Gi am ha 1 vo, Philip ?0 Gorley, Rynald 71, 111, 113 Grace, Ai rthur 73, 105 GraH my jack 82 Graves Donna 69, 108 Griffth, Joe 72,144, 161 Grander, Gary 75. 144, 153 Guditis, Charles 69, 153 Gunster, Doreen 74 Hackel, James 75, 144,156 Hall, Bonnie 72 Hamilton, Michael 70, 163 Harding, David Harding, Jon 75 Harris, Mark 72, 105, 144, 156, Harvey 73, 154 Hatch, Jeffrey 74, 144 Havtur, Yvonne 73, 108 Hawthorne, Colleen 72 Hayes, Joann 73, 75, 110 Haynes, Michael 75, 109 Heater, Debbie 72 Heath, Candy 70 Heenan, Karen 75 Heisler, Dennis 71, 120, 127 Heysek, Randy 70, 129 Hickling, Nancy 68, 105, 112, 116,117, 132, 134 Hill, David 74 Hitt, Susan 69 Holmes, Alan Holcomb, Luanne 72 Hoyle, Michael 70 Hudak, John Hughes, Alan 73, 144 Hughes, Randal 69, 159, 163 Igo, Christine Igo, Michael lver5en, Clifford 75 Jackowski. Charles 71 Jaschke, Debora Jennings, Catherine 70,105,117 Johnson. Deborah 72,108, 127, 129 Johnson. Patricia Jones, Elizabeth 7 0,105, 132,163 Jones, Theresa 68 Kalivoda. Shari 69 Kasmarcik. Victor 73,133 Keefe, Patrick 7 4 Kennicutt, Richard 70, 156, 163 Kilmer, Diane 68. 105, 127 4 Kneebis, Michael 71, 108, 127 ' Knox, Judith 69,116, 132, 163 Kostun, Sergius 75 Kreidler, Kevin 70,106, 144 Krzyznieski, Joan 69 Kulas, James 72 Kutz, William 69, 108 LaClair, Melody 74,119 LaPierre, Mary 72, 127 Lamb, Michael 71, 144, 152, 153 Lamb, Patty 69 Larnerd, Jamie 69 Larnerd, Michael 71 Larson, Frederick 69, 163 Laudato, Patricia 74, 127 LaValle, Kim 71,163 Lawler, James Lcamon, April 70, 110 Letkicwicz, Peter 70, 113, 129 Lindsey, Lloyd 73. 161 Ling, Cathy 71, 105, 149, 163 Link, Danny 75 I Linsky, Edward 72 Lorenz, Joseph 70 Lyons, Martha 73, 105, 111, 117 Mackey, George 71 Malik, Christopher 69 Maloney, Stephen 69 Mannino, Ann 70 Marascia, Daniel 70,144 Martin, Kevin 71,144 Martin, Timothy 69,163 Mazzei, Francis 71, 111, 136, 152 Mazzei, Steven 75, 108, 120 McAvoy, Christopher 73 McCray, Diane 72 McCray, Jim 58, 151, 152 McDaniel, Robin 72, 105, 148 McGarry, Ann 73, 112,149, 163 McKallor, Kate 69 McLaughlin, Wendy 70, 105 McNeish, Bonnie 69 Meagher, David 69, 162, 153 Meaker, Karol 72, 108 Merrill, Lillian 71, 132 Messcrsmith, Gary 58 Miller, Christine 68 Miller, Deborah 75 Miller, Glenn 73 Miller, Pat 70 Mion, Regina 74, 127 Moore, Suzanne 69,112 Mott, Robert 71 . I Tirr � « Moulthrop, Scott 70 Mulfen, James 70 Mullen, Robert 79 Mullineaux, Vicki 75 Napoli, Mark 75, 127 Nearing, Debra 73, 105, 112 Neer, Cindy 71, 127 Oatmen, Debbie 70, 148 Palmatier, Robert 74, 68, 129 Parkhurst, David 71, 153 Perkins, Elaine 68, 105, 132 Perkins, William 72, 105 Pbrrego, Ann 69 Pert, Steven 69,144, 163 Peterson, Amy 68, 116, 120, 127, 148 Petrisak, Gary 71, 106, 108, 163 Pillars, Debra 68, 127 jpOodiack, Jean 71 ■Potak, Cynthia 68, 127 Potak, Joseph 71, 127 Potter, Kenneth 69, 116, 144, 156 Pratt, Joseph 71 Reale, Mary Ann 72, 112 Reardon, Mark 69 Reckus, William 72, 154 Reed, David 67, 68, 73, 111, 105, 163 Rogers, Robert 71, 134, 135 Rose, Jane 71 Roser, Cindy 74, 129, 131 Roser, Judy 72, 129, 131 Rounds, Richard 71, 127, 163 Ruffo, Richard 69, 116, 144, 154, 161 Ruggeri, Kathleen 75 Rupert, Cheryl 73 Ryall, Matthew 72 Ryan, Margaret 68, 112, 116,132 Sabin, Teresa Salisbury, Carolyn 105 Salmon, Laura 72, 127, 159 Sayer, Nancy 74, 129 Schneider, Pamela 72 Schuldt, Jerome 70 Schumacher, William 68, 73,129 Scouten, Denise Serafini, Lineece 70 Serafini, Roseanne 22, 73, 105,129 Sherwood, Carol 70,105,107 Shoop, David 72,144,161 Skinner, Cathy 68 Smey, Catherine 74 Smirh, Jeffrey 64, 74,129,144, 156, 163 Smith, Michelle 68 Smith, Sandra 72 Smith, Scott 72,115 Smyk, Nancy 73,112, 131, 134,159 Snashall, Pamela 74, 112 Soule. Martin 75, 144, 161 Soules, Kim 69, 74,132,163 Spak, Gregory 72 Spangenberg, Jody 80 Spencer, Elaine 68 Staniulis, Eric 70, 134, 144 Stanley, David 72 Stecyk, Kathy 75 Stecyk, Natalie 75 Stiner. Glen 69,156 Sutton, Bart on Swartwood, David 69,11 i, 134 Tabor, Christopher 72 Tabor, Karen 72 Tabor, Sharon 71, 159 Tacci. Michael 71, 120,163 Tarbell.John 67, 70, 111, 129,154, 161 Tester, Lynne 69,105,108 Thompson, Stacy 71 Tiesi, Michael 70.129 Totten, Deborah 68 Travis, Donna 69 Treaster, Paul 69. 156 Trebilcock, Darlene 74 ,112 Troy, John 73,134,135 Underriner, Carolyn 69.108, 109,111.117 Vincent, Sandra 73,112, 148,163 k Wahl, Sandra 71, 112, 128 Walrath, Deborah 69 Walrath, Valerie 74, 105, 111 Wamc, Melinda 69, 148 Wassmer, Elaine 69 Weber, Carl 71 Weeks, David 70, 115,129 Weeks, Warren 70 Weiss, Liz 73 Wcrtman, David 71, 137, 159 Westbrook, Linda 69 Whitford, Brian 70, 144, 156 Whitham, Robbie 75, 159 Whitlock, Jacqueline 69, 105, 108 , 112 Wilbur, Michael Wilcox, Candace 73 Wilcox, Roxanne 72 Wildrick, Patricia 71, 108, 109 Williams, Peggy 71 Winans, Tanny 72 Winston, Bonnie 71 Woodrow, Diane 70 Yanuzzi, Karen 72, 111, 112 Yeager, David 69, 144 Young, Carole 75,109 Zielinski, Mike 69, 154 Zimick, Deborah 75 Zimick, Sharon 71 Zsehicdrich, Doris 74 Eleventh Grade Almy, Paul 54, 119 Altenhofer, Dawn Apgar, Irene 59, 127 Aswad, Mark 66, 129 Avery, Clarissa 64 Bahleda, Kathleen 64 Baker, Lorrie 60, 127, 131 Baldwin, Christine 65,127 Banford, Stephen 60 Barlow, Donna 62,129 Barnes, Nancy 61, 105,129, 130 Barr, Stephen 61, 142,162 Bell, Donna 58 Ben sc oter, James 64, 142, 162 Bcrnaucr, Judith 63, 108, 110, 113 , Bertram, Kim 58 Betts, Gary 66 Bidwell, Mark 60, 154, 153 Bielefeldt, John 59,115, 134 Birch, Robert 61, 105, U3, 120, 129. 134, 135 Bodnar, Elaine 58 Bohlen, Alice 59,.106,108 Bolt, Lyndon Brown, David Brown, Thomas 58, 62, 137, 152, 154, 162 Bush, Susan 65 Canale, Mary 66, 112, 117 Caravello, Diane Caruso, Gary 65 Chabin, Deborah 65, 127, 131, 148 Chase, George 66 Chiaramonte, JoAnn 61, 110, 115 Christensen, Stephen 29 Clark, Daniel 62, 142 Clift, Robert 65,109 Cline, Thomas 61 Cogswell, Theresa 129 Cole, Timothy 60, 111, 116, 137,142,154,161 Collins, Daniel 60 Colonna, Tony 66, 142 Connor, Tim 59 Conrad, Andrea 29 Contro, Minnie 63 Cook, Thomas 65 Crandall. Jack 58 Crane, Kenneth 65 Crerar, Scott 60, 120 Davis, Bonnie 61, 106,127 DeCastro, Catherine 61,134 Dcinhardt, Deborah 60 Delarno, Tom 65 Dempsey, Gail 59,110 DcNucci, Mark 60 Dillingham, Thomas 58 Donnelly, Brian 63,129,134,162 Domer, Kevin 66,162 Douglas, Murray 108 Dow, Mark 58,136,116,153.142,162 Durbin, Gary 60. 111. 148.152 Eaves, Thomas 66 Einfeldt, Craig 59 Eshleman, Shelley 61, 111, 117,134 FeDora, Raymond 60,108,115 Felker, Mark 66 Fenwick, Kathryn 62, 105, 127 Firmsrone, William 75,142,162 Flangaan, Tim Ford, Colleen 64 Foster, Charm 61,129,131 149,150 Foster, Steven 66 Freeh, Layne 65,148,159 Fulkrod, Lisa 65 Gaffney, Francis62, 137, 154, 161 Gates, Gerald 65 Gould, David 66 Grady, Laurie 66 Graves, Daniel 65 Gregory, Todd 58 Grander, Karen 62, 129, 131, 133 Gurney, Catherine 62, 105 Gutheil, Carhy Hall, Leslie 62,105. 109,115,129 Hamel, Ruth 61 Hanson, Dean 60, 146 Harding, Cathy 63,110 Harding, David 58,109 Harmer, Susan 66 , 110 Harrington, Claire Hartin. Marianne 62 Hatch, Richard 60 Hawley, Scott 65 Haziila, William 62, 129 Heier, Marthcw 66 Heim, Bruce 22, 59,129,130,136, 140, 146,162 Heisler, Susan 60,127 Hitchcock, Iiene62,139 Hoag, Patricia 64 Hoxsic, LouAnn 63 Humphrey, Ann 66 , 105, 134 Jackson, Larry 58 Jamieson, Cathy 65, 127, 128 Jones, Elizabeth 60, 74, 117, 127 Jones, Patricia 59, 115, 129 Jones, Valerie 66 Joseph, Liane 58 Kalmbacher, Amy 61,105 Kalmbachcr, Robert 60 Kellogg, Robin 65 Kendrick, Perry 142,150, 151, 152 Kocak, Lohn 62, 136, 153, 162 1 Koltz, Vicky 66,128, 134 Kraham, Karen 60, 105 Kresge, Duane 62, 129 Krisko. Richard 62, 116 , 120, 137 j|8S||| Kulas, Julie 59 LaMonica, Mike 65, 65, 111 , 148 Lawson, Kathy 64, 129 Leamon, Kimberly 59 Lenox, Sylvia 58, 128 Lews, Gary 62 Linchan, Timothy 60, 137, 152 Love, James 61, 107 Lyon, Lori 65 MacDermott, Robin 63, 106 MacGregor, Douglas 65,117,134,135, 136 , 148, Macomber, Desiree 61 Maddy, Kevin 59 Maguire, Suzanne 66 , 117 Jpr Marier, Susan 61,105, 111 ., Martin, Barbara 60,110 Martin, Steven 58 McCray, Mary 58 McDaniel, Ja me Ll62, B McNally, I - McPhers Medovit Mee, Jt Merrill, Mickel, Mikuls] Milchai Miller, Miller, Miller, liale|£,T36,142 Miner Timoifcy 6 65, 142,152,462 Mooney, Si Morgan, Ken 59 Moriarinjjpseph Moulth � p, Nancy 63 Mowryjhm 59, 117, 136, 162 Munnej Murdocl Murph; Nagy, Negus ti Neiss, Nculoi Neulon, New, Cl Nolan, Norton, Obadal, Ocker, ChJ O’Connor O’Neil, Ri O’Neill, Bn Page, Carolyi Palmisano, Pandich, Parke, Cg Parkhura Peake, 1 Pecka, 1 Pcgos,| Perch if Percik Perez, 1 Pcrrigd Perry, 1 Pettinatd Pickering Potter, Jay Powell, Dawnf Price, Gerald ( Priebe, Richan Quick, Michell Ramirez, Joan 1 Randall, James] Randall, Steve Rau, Susan 65 I Rauch, Annettfl Reale, Jonna ( Reardon, Kevil ineth 61,59, 111, 129 1 60, $13,117 8 , 6 l| 114,116,127, 134 , xie, iso 1 64, 1 28 .130 X ,65,10 In IP 119, 127 , 140,1481 i, 120, 146,162 Renndl,Jcffrcy 6 i,lll, 137 Reynolds, Phil 61,105,120,129,134 Reynolds, Rick 66 Reynolds, Ronald 62 Rinkcr, Tom 62,142 Roberts, James 60 Robinson, Charles 64 Rose, Judith 60 Rose, Mark 60,142 Ruffo, David 61 ,142 Sabitus, Robin 65 Sage, James 64,142 Salmon,Deborah65, 111 , 127,131,149 Sandell, Mark 58 Sayer James 63,65 ,161 Schneider, Arlen 60 Scott, David 63, 142, 162 Scargent, Sue 60,105 Secholzer, Brian 66, 1 14,126,127 129,130 Shaier, John 61 ,142 ,162 Sharak, John 63,137,162 Shaw, Dublin Shaw, Kris 62,129 Shfff ler, Robert 62 Smmrock, Lohn 65,120, 134 Sigler, Michael 59,129. 130, 1 34 Simonis, Kirk 58,137 Sinchak, Joe 61,111,161 Skinner, Gordon 109 Skope, Deborah 65 Smack, Michael 66,162 Smith, Bruce 60 Smith, Carol 59 Smith, Cheryl 65, M2 Smith, Debbie 59,127,128 Smith, Debbie 66 Smith, Holly 60 Smith, Scott ' Solian, Paul 66 H Stasko, Mary 60 Stecker, Mary 66 Stephens, Harold Stevens, James 66 Stevens, Robin 62, 131, 112 , 148 159 Stoehr, Catherine 65,115 Stone, Robert 66 Swartwood, Mark 63, 111, 129, 134, 135 Tarcn, Nancy 58, 61 , 105,133, 134, 13 %. Taylcr, Nancy 64, 127 J? Taylor, John 65,126,127 Thorne, Richard 60 ,120 Throup, Donna 58, 65,105, 116, 127, 131 Torrey, Grace To 2 er, Kathy 59, Ml, 105, 127, 131, 133 Transue, Jamie 59,105, 112, 149 Transue, Mary 63,115 Truesdail, Mark 66 Turnbull, Theresa 61, 105, 115, 129 Tyler, Stephen 58, 142 Underriner, Lawrence 60, 129, 134 Vail, Leslie 59 Valenti, Deborah 63,108 Valenti, Robert 69 Vanderpoel, James Walker, Jos eph 66,162 Warfield, Steffen 61, 142, 162 Washburn, Cynthia 59, 163 Wendell, Thomas 62 Wilbur, Cheryl 115,117,66 Wildrick, Clayton 66 Wilflcy, Eric 59, 111 , 142, 154 Williams, Ann 60 Williams, Donald 65 Wilson, Rena 62, 120 , 127 Wrighter, Mary 64, 120, 127, 128 Zachar, Joseph 63 Zimick, Christopher 66 Zimmer, Carl 58, 142 Zschiedrich, Andrea 60 Twelfth Grade v jAbbey, Sandra 25, 35, 111 Allen, Carolyn 22 , 25, 55, 112 Jjpderson, Cindy 25 «jjHFtreridg, Pamela45, 25, Ml, 126, 127, 129 SPArwater, Susan 25,56, 114, 116,117, 134, 135, 14® If Auchinachie, Debora 25, 112 Bakay, Michael 19, 25 Baker, Donald 25 Baker, Gary 25 Baldwin, Sharon 25 Barnard, Michael 26, 36 Barr, David 26 Belensky, Karen 26,113,128 Belcnsky, Kathy 26, 113, 128 Benning, Bonnie 26, 30, 120,128,127 V Betts Richard 26, 142 iBiclcfeldt, Julie 26 jBirch, Martha 26, 110,113 h 28 137,140, 142, 152, 154, 150 8 8 56 28. 142 39. 109, 29. 129 rv 9 ' yp Bodnar Lynette 27, 105, 113, 118 ' y Bochmke, John 55, 56, 27,116,127, 111 , 136, 137,162, 1 . f Bofdonaro, Charles 27, 55 12,127 W $ Bowman, Laura 27,113 Branick, Michael 27 nnan, Michael 28 Brent, Richard 27,114, 134, 135 onson, Duane 27, 56, 129, 142 Benson, Kathy 27 Brinson, Lee 28 , BroWin, Lance 28. 106, lfot, 116,150, 152 h, Terri 28,117,118 1 Brown, Scott Browne, Del Bruec. Charles Burke, Michs Burns, Beverly Butch, Gary Carl sen, Stepl Carter, Melii Christian, Sai Colwell, James Congdon,J Coon, Susan 56, i 29 Cooper, James 29, 31 Corey, Craig 29 Cornelius, Davit! 30, 1 34 Creagh, Chrysa� 30 , 113 Davis, Anne 30,105, ill, 112, 117, 131 Dawn, Sharon 30 Decker, Marie 30 Dellurefido, Christine 30, 106, 107, 109, 118 Desko, Kim 30 DeZuba, Michael 30 Dickstein, Vincent 31 DiMascio, Judith 133 Dodson, William 31, 52,118,105,142 : . f Dolan, Deborah 31, 110,113,118 Downey, Deborah 31 Du Brava, John 31 Dunlop, Thomas 31. 52, 120,142, l6i Eddy, Donna 31. 159 Edwards, Doug Evangrlisti, Nano 32.112, 114, 115, 117, 118 Evans, David 32 Felice, Kathleen 32, 56, 127,133 Ferdo, Marianna 2, 118 Fett, Robert 32 Filiak, Paul 32, 111, 113, 114,120 Fleming, Sue 32, 112, 118,131,133 Ford, Robert 32 Ford, Susan 33,406, 111, 112,110,127 Forkey, Bryan 33, 114 Fortran, Rhonda 28, 33, 149,159 Fox. Elizabeth 19, 33, 56, 114,118,126, 127,149 Fuller, Vickie 33 Gialanella, John 33 Giambalyp, Nancy 33,110, 113, 128 . Gloric, Neil 33 Gregory, Claire 55, 34,56,129, 131 Guy, David 34,55, 56,52. 114,116, 137, 162, 111 Hall, Michael 27, 34, M8,142, 144, 150, 152, 160 Hammitt, Michael 34,35 Hanna, Dale 34, 111, 127, 131, 149 Harrington, Claire 34 Harting, Ronald 34, 119,148, 162 Heim, Barry 34, 56, 127, 129, 136,137, 162, 130 Henderson, Joyce 35, 46, 110,113,128 Hewitr, Cynthia 35, 128 Hill, Victoria 35,44, 56, 1 14,116,126, 127,129 Hobbing, Kurt 35 Hoff master, Sandra 35,129 Holaway, Dave 35, 55,118 Holbert, Debra 35 Hornick, Mark 35, 56,119- 162 Hotalmg, David 36 , ill Hunt. Matthew 36,118 . Hurst, Anthony|32 }36, $48, 15$ % Jacob, Donna 3 U3 Jagger, Sharon 3«J 2 ' Jjfi Jamieson, Chari® 36 Jewell. Charles K Johnson, Lloyd m 1 18 j Johnston, Denni fO, 48 Jones, Cheryl 37, 105, 114, 128, 130 flfl Jones, Karen 37 Jones, Patrica 37 | Jones, Patricia M. 37 Jones, Richard 37 ■ Juriga. James P, 159 k , il Kane. Dennis 37, 56 Kasabian, Ktflh Klein, Keith 38 Kmfkin, Eu is 56. 163 Knox, Pamcja 20, 38, 112, U4, $8, 120, 133. f IKonecny, Gcralyn 38, 106, 118, |34 Kostyshak. Tcrry 38, M3 . Krisko, Edward 20, 38, 114, U8j 120, 13 3 • Krzyzni k.. Paul 20, 21, 38, 118, 142. 161 LaClair, Mark 38,45,127, 142 Laily, Robert 21,20,38,142 gLaman. Carol 56, 105, M4,118,131 Jlca, l awn 39 pin, Virginia 39 Rato, James 39 Bnt, Geoffrey 39 Lawrence, Mark 39,142 n Jon 39,134 , Peter 39,142. 143 Lindsey, Deborah 39 f jF unvilte? Gena 40, M 3,129 Lobacz, Mark 40, 57,118,154 Lomonaco, Susan 40 Long, Diane 39,40,111,11? Losinger, Regina 39,41 Lutz, Richard 41 Mack, Mary 20, 37,41,127,133 MacKcnzie, Jill 41,116,127 Manter,Carol4l, 106, 111, 112,114, 12 , 111 Martin, Francis 42 Martin, Namy 2 Martin, Thomas 42 Martindalc, Craig 42 ' Mason, VaJcrk; 10, 22,42,114,131 Mayo, Diane: 22.24, 39.42.134,1 }5 Jm McGarry, Patricia 23, 42, 112 McKaig, Brian 42, 55, 56, 106, U l, 142,162 McKcon. Lana 56,4), ;06i J IS McNair, Melina 35 43 McNeish, Robert 43,106 McPheeters, Nina 43, l i i ‘ 148 Mead, Darlene 43, 62. ' 10,13 3 Meade, Bonnie 43,113 Meagher, Larry 43 Merrill, Kimberly 43 Moorejcanne 44, 53 ’ Morgan, Linda 44, 110, 113 Mott, Thomas44, 162 Mullen, Lynn 44, 114, 129. 149, 159 Murphy, Laurie 44, 55, 56,318 Murray, William 44 Neulon, Jeffrey 24, 44, 56.52, 118,129 Newton, Curtis 44, 105,134.135, 142,162 O’Neil, Irene 45,118.159 Osterhaut, Edward 45 109, 114, 118 Pease, William 45 Perkins, Alice 39.45, 20,116,133 Perry. Bob 45, 51 Peterson, David 45 T Petkash, Cindy 45 Pichard, Frances Pierce, Linda 36, 39,45 ,106 ; Porter, JoAnn 46. 134 01 Pratt, Mary 46 Ranucci, Joe 46,62 Rau, Thomas 46 Rich, Ix� ri 46, Ml, 131 Riley, Linda Riley, linden 46,108,119 Roberts, Michael Romanczuk, Susan 46, 114, 129, 149 Rose, Michelle 46, 126,127,131. 134,133 Rosenkranz. James 47,56 Rossitcr, William 47, 118, 134, 135 Rozboril, Eric 47 Ruffo, Thomas 47, 114,118 Ruggeri, Lucille 47 ,55 Rustic, Mary 47,110,113 Ryder, Thomas 47 Saam, Charles 68, 47, 56, 106,129 Sabin, Kevin 24, 39,48, 116,140, 143,142, 144, 162,152 Saeman, Carl 48 Sasinek, Rozann 48, 56, 106, 117 Schumacher, Catherine 48, 49, 126,127 Scary, James 48 Sells, Susan 48,65 Sharak, Sandra 48, 105, 112,115.118 Shay, Tanya 46, 48,110, 113, 118, 128 Sheelcy, Cathy Short, David 49, 153 Simonis, Alan 49, 115, 148 Skinner, Brent 49, 118 Skinner, Cheryl 49 Smey, Cynthia 49 Smith, Bethanne Smith, Jim 49, 55 Springer, Doug 49, 108, 127, 129 Springstead, Cynthia 49 Stasko, Gary 142 Stoehr, Henry 20, 36, 50,142 Strong, Susan Sutton, Glenn 50 Taylor, Judith 50, 57 Tew, Donna 50,105, 127 Tewksbury, Ann 50, 115, 127, 131 Thomas, Elizabeth 50,127 Thompson, Charles 50 Tingley, Joy 50, 114, 126, 127, 128 Tombs, Patti 20, 51, 117, 120 Tracy Janet 39, 51,110,113 Transue, Wallis 19, 51,115,133 Treaster, David 51, 115, 127,153, 162 iJfcnBarriger, Theresa 110,113 Inca, William 20, 51, 50, 142 go, Mary 51, 127 |ng, Elizabeth 51, 131 jjf, Dennis keley, Craig 51, 111, 129,159 abridge, Wanda 52 Walbridgc, Wendy 52 Wendell, Phyllis 24, 52, 56, 111, 126, 127, 133, 134, 135 Wenn, Andrew 52, 20,114, 126, 127, 134 West. Laurel 53,105 ■Wheeler, Jeannette 30, 53,68, 115, 129 Whitford, Diane 53, 129 ' y Whitman, Denise 53, 126, 127 | Whittington, Mark 54, 127 Wilbur,John 54, 111, 118, 136, 143, 162 Williams, Deborah 54,113, 203 Williams. Debbie J. 54, 108,118, 129 Williams, Kevin 54, 153 Williams, Patricia 19, 54, 118 Winehell, Denise 54, 56, 129 Wright, Cheryl 54 Wrighter, William 54 m Faculty Allison, Edwin 166 Ames, Robert 166 Ames, Sandra 166 Ames, William 167 Anthony, William 167 Aswad, Ester 167 Axtell, Clayton Babcock John Banks, Edward 223 Benza. Donald Garrett, Robert 177 Blake. Richard Gauzer.John 176 Booth. Ruth Grenis, Michael 177 Brader. Mary Griffin, James Brandow, Winifred Gunster, Philip Buchmaier, Richard 171 Harris, John 177 Burtis, Christine 170 Hause, Scott 178 Burtis, Francis 170 Henderson, Helen 178 Chandler, Wilma Hessncy, Janet 178 Chubb, Raymond. 170 Hines, Dorothy 179 Colwell. Sara 171 Holcomb, Terry 179 Cooper, Melba Hubbs,John 179 Cook. Lawrence 171 Hudson, Forrest, Mrs. Cook, Marion 172 Hughes, Marjorie 180 Cooley, John 173 Hull, Cindy 179 Copeland, Miriam 173 Janowski, Mary 180 Croman, William 172 Janowski, Zenon 181 Croserto, Jeanne Johnson, John 180 Damiano. August Johnson, Ruth Davis, Erema 172 James, Marcia 180 DeCastro, Milo 173 Kaminsky, Frank 181 Dicvcndorf. Eugenia 174 Keller, William 183 DimmickJMary Lou 174 Keltos, Cyril 183 Distin. Patricia 174 Keyes, Mary 183 Dixon. David 174 King, John 182 Dixon. Susan 175 Kleeman, Thomas 182 Donnelly, Eugene 203 Durbin, Michael 175 4 ' ? Knox, Margaret 182 Durbin, Rita 175 Kunit, Don 185 Edson, Jeannette Lester, Elisabeth 185 Eldredge. Alice Levonik,John 184 Fako.John 177 Lewis, Benjamin 203 Ferranti. Margaret 177 Ix)fstrom, Nancy 184 Ferrari, George Long, John Follet, Dorothy Luckern, Marie Forsyth, Dorothy 176 Lu nde, Eivi nd 184 Foster, Charles Marble, David 185 Fox, Marie 176 McDaniel, Robert 186 Francis, William McGarry, Robert 186 McGui re, James 203 Tinder, Elizabeth 196 Millen, Martha 187 Tkaczow.John 196 Miller, Burton Transue, Katheryn 196 Miller, Janice 186 Travis. Richard 197 Miller, Richard 187 Tugwell, Pauline 197 Miner, Genevieve 187 VanKcuren. Ralph 197 Morgan, Robert 188 Vianese, Thomas 198 Moyer, Gary 188 Watson, Richard 198 1 Munley, Patrick 189 Weber, Rosemarie New-, Elaine Weckel, William Newton. Carl 189 Weir. Harold O’Connor. Betty 188 Weiss, Richard Oczkowski. Jane 189 Wclden, Frances 198 Osborne, Charles 190 Wertalik, Antoinette 200 Ostcrwise, Nancy 190 Wheeler, James 201 Papa, Rose 190 Whitaker, Barbara 200 Pendell, Penny 1.90 White, Richard 200 Pillars, Anne 191 Whitlock, Walter 201 Polgreen, Tobias 191 Williams, Richard 201 Popeck, Victoria Wilson, Stanley 201 Possanza, Frank 192 Woodin, Stanley 202 Reno, Robert 192 Woodworth, Leon 202 Relyea, Jane Riter, Ruth 193 Ritten house, Eleanor Rolland, Mr. 193 Ross, Marilyn 193 Saam, Charles 193 Seaman, Ladis 194 Senio, Michael Sestak, William 71 Smith, Jean, Dr. 203 Smith, Robert Smyk, Peter Stina, Arthur 194 Sullivan, John 194 Thomas, Frank 196 Thrasher, Jane 194 Zellner, Virginia 202 Zeman, Samuel 202 ■ vXv ,- ' .vs. . ------ 4£«! ; : � ?% ‘ml ' r ' ... .y-. , . - - y. C ... f’U . , ' : Mi . i - yj-z xssss, i kmmr - 1 ■ ' : W ■4- iTl ' r r ' ffTprrrittiM[|| SgSfciak ; . f ' : • - . ., ' % •■• L. ' .V . ,. - ■ |L_ , . ' • r ; • .«jjlf .. - «�