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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

WARRIOR 1976 CHENANGO VALLEY JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK VOLUME XX one Watch Out World! On a cool fall morning in the second week of Sep¬ tember, seventeen hundred students and one hundred twenty faculty members arrived at Chenango Valley for the first day of classes of the 1976-77 school year. Attitudes toward the upcoming school year varied. Some individuals entered with great enthusi¬ asm, confidence, and optimism, while others wished they were still on vacation. For almost ever¬ yone, however, the pleasant thoughts of another enjoyable summer vacation seemed far away, as the long school year had just begun. Ten short months later, however, those same students and faculty members left school with many wonderful memories and a new feeling of enthusiasm, optimism, and success. Seniors and underclassmen alike, felt themselves saying, WATCH OUT WORLD, WE ' RE COMING THROUGH, NOTHING CAN STOP US NOW. . ■ ' ‘ft - „ _ .... ViV- V . m i® Introduction Page One Activities - ; fe. . jfcv , Page One Hundred Ninety Table of Contents two Seniors Page Fifty-eight three We ' ve Got the Spirit So Let ' s Hear It! The Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders kicked off the 1976-77 school year with the annual Pep Rally. With an optimistic attitude carried over from the spring of last year when the Varsity Baseball team captured the S.T.A.C. Eastern Division Title, Warrior fans anxiously awaited the upcoming sports seasons. The Rally was the debut for Fall Sports Teams as well as the newly revived Pep Club. In its efforts during the year, the Pep Club was successful in bringing back the school spirit and pride that was the trademark of Chenango Valley several years ago. The Rally was a tremendous success as Mr. John Paske, the Varsity Football Coach, Mr. deLaurentis, assistant coach, and Mr. William Weckel, former J.V. Football Coach, gave rousing speeches that put the student body in a spirited frame of mind. four Many of the benefits of our high school experience were found outside of the classrooms. Sporting activi¬ ties gave students an opportunity to develop and improve their physical and mental abilities. Although the satisfaction of winning has always been the utlimate goal of C.V. athletes, the most significant benefits were achieved through dedication and team work. This type of dedication was quite evident on the second string teams as well as the starting squads, as Warrior athletes worked together to try and make the Old Alma Mater top in S.T.A.C. Whether the sporting event brought success to the Warriors or not, the games, matches, and meets certainly produced many memories which are exciting and unforgettable to the Warrior athletes involved. Win It For the Old Alma Mater! seven You Gotta Ease on Down the Road! Although the average school day at Chenango Valley had its ups and downs, each and every day was unique and fulfilling, as it gave students the chance to be with their friends. Whether it was copying homework off a friend, playing volleyball, basketball, or football in gym classes, reading magazines in the library, hanging out by the bathrooms between classes, painting a pic¬ ture or making jewelry in art class, playing cards in lounge or study halls, blowing up the chemistry lab, attending club meeting after school or just falling asleep in class, each school day was unique. Of course, however, the major portion of the day was spent learn¬ ing. For many students, the educational part of the day was most important. These students discovered that a little bit of enthusiasm and perseverance makes the world of knowledge an interesting, and enjoyable chal¬ lenge. The Music,, the Spotlights, the People. . . Last spring, the Chenango Valley Drama Club and Music Department combined their talents in staging the famous Broadway Musical ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. The musical was performed on three consecutive evenings. In addition, a special matinee performance was given in memory of Miss Martha Millen, costume designer for Drama Club for over twenty years. The capacity crowds were brought to life by the fine singing, dancing, and acting, as the story of Anne Oakley came to life before their eyes. The 1976-77 Warrior Marching Band, directed by Mr. John Cooley made itself known throughout the year. The long, hard hours of practicing paid off as the 125 member band took first place at the 1976 Tourna¬ ment of Bands Competition. On the field, the band was led by drum major Nancy Russell and color guard cap¬ tain Peggy Tayler. The band proved itself to be a tre¬ mendous asset to the pride of Chenango Valley. ten B55SK1 lllllliliiiiiRi twelve Y ? v V If you have a goal in life that takes a lot of energy that incurs a great deal of interest and that is a challenge to you, you will always look forward to waking up to see what the new day brings. If you find a person in your life that understands you completely that shares your ideas and that believes in everything you do you will always look forward to the night because you will never be lonely. Susan Polis Schutz Let ' s Get Back on the Right Track! thirteen Yes, It ' s All for the Best! During the year, Chenango Valley witnessed many new fads, fashions, trends, and issues. The latest fash¬ ion for girls was gauchos (opposite page, upper left), while for boys it was vested suits (opposite page, right center). Ornately decorated vans (opposite page, upper right), and disco music became popular. At the same time, hard rock groups such as ' Kiss, ’ ’ (opposite page, lower left) Arrowsmith, ” and Orleans” remained prominent. C.B. radios, men ' s jewelry, and female hitchhikers became in vogue. School spirit began to return to C. V. with the efforts of the revived Pep Club (opposite page, lower right). On the national level, the big issue was the presiden¬ tial election. Three great debates were held between Gerald Ford and his challenger Jimmy Carter (left cen¬ ter). On the local level, Interstate ”88 (upper right) remained a controversial issue, while Port Crane School (lower left) was closed because of the decrease in stu¬ dent enrollments. College (lower right) became an uncertain undertaking for high school seniors, as tuition costs continued to increase. fifteen Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend - Camus sixteen Tis No Sport For Peasants eighteen David Slays Two Goliaths ROW 1: Jim Benscoter, Jim Fenwick, Les Piatt, John Mitrowitz, Bill Nearing, Joe O’Neil, Steve Lamb, Rob Nearing. ROW 2: Gordon Osterhout, John Jennings, Bill Blose, Bill Maguire, John Klepfer, Bill Hatton, Chris Oswald, Andy Bobik, Jeff Shafer, Jay Stoehr. ROW 3: Coach Travis, Mike Stasko, Bob Hatton, Rick Aiken, Head Coach Paske, Dave Stroka, Mike Nolan, Dave Merrill, Dave Atkins, Coach Ames. Mm Football Review This year the small C.V. Warrior team conquered the two big names in STAC football, Vestal and Maine-Endwell. Chris Oswald, who led the STAC in passing, combined his kicking, running, and passing skills to drive C.V. to a 27-26 victory over Vestal, its first in history. Then to end the season on a win¬ ning note, the mighty Warriors defeated M.E. 8-6 bringing their season ' s record to 5-4. The team ended with a winning season for the second year under the fine coaching of John Paske (left). C.V. had many outstanding players this year. Seniors Chris Oswald, Rick Aiken, Dave Stroka, and junior Andy Bobik were named to first team All-STAC. Junior Rob Nearing was named to the second team and senior Mike Nolan received honorable mention. Chris Oswald, because of his excellent performance in the Vestal game, was awarded the Sun-Bulletin Athlete of the Week. Oswald’s favorite receiver, Rick Aiken, placed second in STAC receptions. Dave Stroka, Andy Bobik, and Mike Nolan led the powerful defense to a fantastic year while the two Nearing brothers, Bill and Rob, helped lead the team offensively. The J.V. team, although having a 1-8 record, showed great promise for the future. Coaches Marble and Andre continue to improve their team’s skills and have prepared them to play varsity football. nineteen MM) RIGHT: Rob Nearing shows his All-STAC stride. twenty Youth Shows Future Promise ROW 1: Larry Kozina, Rob Bobik, Bill Fenwick, Bill Aswad, Lance Bronson, Chris Mowry, Pat Heslin, Jeff Ryan, Bob Rosenkrance. ROW 2: Mark Adams, Chris Bobik, Ted Kephart, Paul Garruto, John Aebli, John Reale, Mark Pettinato, Rick Botting, Peter Waring, Mike Kocenko, Neal Crawford. ROW 3: Coach deLaurentis, Mgr. John Serafini, John Flora, Charles Contro, Dante Vinci, Steve Jake, Joe Griffith, Mike King, Chris Spoor, Rich Murphy, Tim Reardon, Ron Knox, Coach Metzar. ROW 1: Jim Bogart, Kirk McAlister, John Lawrence, Mark Rubitski, Scott Benza, Dave Carter, Fred Stoehr. ROW 2: Gary Braman, Jeff Fako, Rich Shoop, Mark Kozina, Tom McEnany, Mike Hayes, Bill Mott. ROW 3: Coach Marble, Dan Stroka, Chuck Cawley, Mark Hughes, Jon Rosenrance, Scott Craver, Dave Jones, Marvin Williams, Coach Andre. twenty-one ROW 1: Liz Tiessi, Denise Fiato, Sue Messick, Marie DeFilipps. ROW 2: Pam Krena, Maureen Fox, Jo Anne Thorne, Linda Guzylak, Coach Jacobs, Timmie Reynolds, Chris Saam, Missie Linehan, Kathy Lasicki. ” Gotcha !’’ twenty-two I ROW 1: Mark Anthony, Joe Kopyar, Mark Brooking, John Pufky, Russ Crear, George Paccioco. ROW 2: Coach Wilson, Todd Wilson, Marty Klein, Dan Ryder, Bill Ernstrom, Eric Fako, Tim Kristek, Jeff Markoff. ROW 3: Jim Meddleton, Ken Gay, Tom Ryder, Neal Betts, Harry Difenderfer, Nick Ranieri, Mark Tkcazow. ROW 1: Tim McCarthy, Mark Fiato, George Ksenics, Dave Nolan. ROW 2: Dan Lyons, Doug Barnhill, Coach Senio, Dave Kearns, Mark Utter. twenty-three Pain Is No Evil . ROW 1: Cathy Jennings, Maureen McGarry, Ann Marie Vinci, Lori Friedgen. ROW 2: Linda Lamb, Cathy Alex¬ ander, Sarah DeCastro, Diane Masick, Patty Warne, Anne Ackerman, Beth Boland, Jean Barnes, Karen Shaw, Kera Kostun, Coach Sestak. ROW 3: Lynn Friedgen, Cindy Francis, Pam Dayton, Sue Dinneen, Dom Lomo- naco, Sue Donnelly, Joanne Jablonski, Sue Ernstrom. ■ � £ • . a Karen Shaw ”flies” to victory. twenty-four i . . . Unless It Conquers Us Varsity Cross-Country Team (clockwise from bot¬ tom): Andy Martin, Jack Poodiack, Steve Warner, Bill Kristek, Jeff Smith, not pictured. twenty-five Conquest Pursues . . . ft ROW 1: Pete Lomoniko, Pete DeAngelis, Phil Skinner, Tom Garruto, Tim Guerin, Dave Taylor. ROW 2: Dan Lacey, Tom Kristek, Dave Rayn, Tim Smith, Dan Ryan. K 4E� % pQ$„c m-A CROSS COUNTRY sm ui SOU _ ' - ■ i :: t. . lfiy |dsCfti)iLi r 8.--U .u m« j : ir . ; sm m. If a H3� ' U§|§Ui ' HCO i trmm y I aossfMW V w i CROSS COUNTRY II NvV tO � %a w T J I CROSS COUNT CROSS COO ' ' I RIGHT: Coach Moyer yells encouragement to his troops. FAR RIGHT: Gotta keep going; gotta win that medal. twenty-six Where Courage Leads The Way twenty-seven X n To Attain The Unattainable twenty-eight Eastern Champions Again! ROW 1: Dave Canale, Ron Knowles, Les Piatt, Coach DeCastro, Mark Fiato, Mark Utter, Jon Gaffney. ROW 2: Dan Marascia, Bob Hatton, Eric Staniulis, John Tarbell, Gerald Abbey, Dave Wertman, Kris Brown, Rick Ruffo. Baseball Review The C.V. Warrior baseball team once again cap¬ tured the Eastern Division Championship. The team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Milo DeCastro, defeated Johnson City to become champs for the second consecutive year. Unfortu¬ nately, they lost the STAC championship to Ves¬ tal 5-4 in a controversial game that lasted a con¬ troversial nine innings. But the C.V. team ended the season with a successful 12-4 record. Players who contributed to such a fine year are Dave Wertman, Jon Gaffney, Rick Ruffo, John Tarbell, and Kris Brown. Coach DeCastro hopes for another excellent season with Mark Fiato, Les Piatt, Bob Hatton, and Mark Utter returning this year. twenty-nine The Youth Replies I Can. ROW 1: Ted Kephart, Ken Gay, Mike Rubitski, Bill Aswad, Lance Bronson. ROW 2: Mark Adams, Dave Beldon, John Aebli, Coach Osborne, Mike Sullivan, Jim Cornell, Rick Botting. Dave Wertman baffles his opponent while Les Piatt shows his hitting style. thirty Coach Wilson, Jim DiMascio, Joe Gay, Joe Ranieri, Mark Whitford, Mike Gaita, Tim Brennan, Ron Gorley, Brook Maloney, Matt Greenley, Paul Gerhardt, John Corcoran. thirty-one He That Endures Is Not Overcome Hey Dave, looks like you could use some Gatorade! Up and over . . . almost! ROW 1: Dave Young, Pete Smyk, Mark Harris, Jim Bogart, Artie Sturdevant. ROW 2: Rich Kennicutt, Pete Letkiesicz, Mike Nolan, Steve Warner, Greg Dionne. ROW 3: Dave Atkins, Don Benza, Jeff Shafer, Jim Fet- cinko, Mike Atkins, Keith Abbey, Marty Chiaramonte. thirty-two ROW 1: Debbie Lamb, Jill Mowry, Denise Oswald, Karen Underwood, Deb Surowka, Van Hughes, Linda Hall, Lisa Bradley, Danette Gallaher, Norene Stroka, Karen Dean, Stephanie Gaita. ROW 2: Bruce Hanson, Dave Fett, Tim Smith, Gary Dromgoole, Chris Russell, Mike Rossiter, Billy Sestak, Jim Heffernan, Joe Tester, Eric LaClair, Bill Tanzini, Rick Silvestri, Chris Mowry. ROW 3: Tom Parkhurst, John Reale, Tim Surowka, Krik McAllister, Mark O’Neill, Chris Spoor, Rich Fett, Chuck Porter, Brian Taylor, Chuck Cawley, John Fulton, Jim Rhodes, Dan Stroka, Mike Martin. Practice Makes Perfect. Mark Utter dives back into first. thirty-three Born To Be Great thirty-four There ' s No Such Word as Fail ! ROW 1: Mark Fiato, Tim MacGregor, Rick Fox, Joe McCann, Mark Gallo. ROW 2: Chuck Stalker, Rick Aiken, Coach Case, Chuck Thorne, Andy Bobik, John Dorner. Basketball Review This year the Varsity basketball team suffered another rough season. The squad, under the direction of Coach Bill Case, ended the season with a 2-14 record. The Warrior team had many close games throughout the sea¬ son. Outstanding players were Chuck Thorne, Rick Aiken, and Mark Gallo. Chris Oswald, who missed the beginning of the season, came off his injury and was fine on the court. The team missed Dana Gregory, who was injured in the beginning of the season. The J.V. team was 9-4 and only one game away from the Eastern title. Pete Lasicki and Dan Lyons led the young and promising Warriors to an impressive season. They lost many close games including two overtime losses. thirty-five II thirty-six JV ' s Fight to the Finish! ROW 1: Steve Kreidler, Mark Rubitski, Tom McEnaney. ROW 2: Pete Lasicki, Dave Nolan, Pat Lamonaco, Dan Lyons, Coach Mark Couchman, Dave Secor, Michael Uhouse, Scott Craver, Scott Benza. Dan Lyons sinks the winning basket against Central and the cheer¬ leaders react! mi thirty-seven Talent Grows in Our Youth! ROW 1: Randy Benedict, Fran Yanuzzi, Lance Bronson, Brian McCormick, John Aebli. ROW 2: Tom Riter, Rick Youket, Mike Sullivan, Tom Aswad, Coach Alain Andre, Mike Maloney, Jim Meddleton, Michael King, Dante Vinci. RIGHT: John Aebli drives for the basket. FAR RIGHT: Mike King attempts a shot from the corner. thirty-eight ROW 1: Mike Pratt, Mark Ferry, Bill Sestak, Bob Mion, Dan Riter, Paul Weckel. ROW 2: Ed McEnaney, Tom Krna, Mike Rubitski, Coach Sine, Otto Aagard, Rich Murphy, Steve Jake, John Contro. ROW 1: Jack Madioski, Ron McEnaney, Scott Lattimer, John Leadbeater, Dave Kresge. ROW 2: Chris King, Pat Barr, Harry Difenderfer, Dale Cross, Victor Polkowski. thirty-nine CV Women Are Winners! IT ROW 1: Lynn Friedgen. ROW 2: Sue Lamb, Johann Baycura, Grace Wilson, Pat Warne, Terri Hill, Dawn Hart¬ man, Carolyn Jagger, Judy Wrighter, Margaret Dodson, JoAnne Thorne, Karen Konecny, Andrea Foster, Kathy Lasicki. GIRLS BASKETBALL REVIEW The Girl’s team, at the time of printing was enjoying a 4-1 season under first year coach Bill Weckel. They show great talent and will enjoy a good season. Terri Hill and Johann Baycura led the Warriors along with many young players. forty CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Chuck Thorne and Mark Gallo hustle for a loose ball. Dave Nolan looks for an opening. Chuck Thorne applies tenacious defense. Scott Benza dribbles for the shot. ' forty-one Great Is the Glory . • • ABOVE: Mike Zachar has that winning feeling. TOP RIGHT: Andy Sherman goes for the pin. RIGHT: Dave Stroka, The Masked Grappler. lUnWir forty-two . . . For the Strife Is Hard. ' HENANGO VALLEY WHESIUNG IBT4 c. r. tot; ’ • MKrr bap e JP VMI HHAMKKT - It RAM BIT S.T. A 17 H c 4 MMOS Coach Moyer, Marty Kasmarcik, Jack Poodiack, Dale Bronson, Bob Dayton, Marvin Williams, Steve Wil¬ liams , Steve Krise, Martin Chiaramonte, Dave Stroka. WRESTLING REVIEW This year ' s C.V. Wrestling team faced a tough season. The team, coached by Gary Moyer, had a young new team. Some of the players were Dale Bronson, Vic Kasmarcik, Bob Dayton, and Dave Stroka. The squad looks forward to a better season next year. forty-three He Who Never Fails 0 • • ROW 1: Steve Tabor, Tim Dayton, Scott Santasiero, Bill Heisler. ROW 2: Paul Garruto, Joe Gay, Brian Stiner, Chris Bobik, Coach DeLaurentis. ROW 3: Scott Dow, Ken Gay, Jim Rhodes, Dan Stroka, Tom Moriarity. ROW 1: Tom Moss, Tim Garen, Mark Anthony, Gregg Stina, Russell Crerar, Rob Harper, Ed Griffith. ROW 2: Joe Tester, Tim Smith, Leslie Wahl, John Kristek, Mark Korinick, Bill Fenwick, Scott Winchel. ROW 3: Kenny Santaserio, Benny Bolt, Dave Fett, George Hannon, Coach Baxter, Bill Adams, Nick Picciano, Jim Demoski. forty-four . . . Will Never Grow Rich. ROW 1: Chris Ford, Tom Kristek, Nick Ranieri, Joe Ranieri, Bill Kristek, Charles Foster. ROW 2: Paul Brown, Dave Jagger, Jeff Dyke, Chris Mowry, Ron Brink, George Randall. ROW 3: Geoff Doolittle, Dave Martin, Ed Heslin, Tim McCarthy, Tom Surowka, Bill Ernstrom. ROW 4: Coach Kolar. UPPER LEFT: The CV swim records. ABOVE: Jeff Dyke shows his free style form. LEFT: Ed Heslin doing the ' ' Fly.” forty-five Tim McCarthy does the breaststroke. Tom Surowka flys” to the finish. A Cheer for the Victors! ROW 1: Sue Dineen, Sue Messick, Johann Baycura, Sue Lamb, Denise Demoski, Kathy Lasicki. ROW 2: Kathy Murphy, Barb Krna, Kathy McLeary, Debbie Messick, Lynn Friedgen, Sue Eshleman. ROW 3: Terry Hill, Dawn Hartman, Carolyn Jagger, Coach Rose Papa, Dorothy Transue, Judy Wrighter, Chris Saam. forty-six Strive for Perfection forty-eight I Of all thp rp.wards nf virtnp.. if we , account of rewards, the most sphpili glor for it is glory alone that can offeig H tfll memory of posterity as a consolation for thtt.shfcrtness of life . . . ugh dea4� forty-nine I ! Congratulation and best wishes to all the fine students of Chenango Valley High School. Especially these seniors who are crew members of ours: Belinda Jamieson Bobby Pierdomenico Joanne Terwilliger. mim � MINSK 2 KSTMNWT it fifty-one For good food, service and prices stop by Brothers 2. Our family restaurant opens at 11 A.M. We serve lunches and dinners (don ' t forget our excellent pizza) at two locations - West State St. Binghamton (call 722-5343 for reservations and take-out), and 2901 Watson Blvd. , Endwell (call 785-5550 for reservations and take-out). We hope to see you soon! � � , «• 4—.a r-va (C iioTNtRi 2 Hit mm gift — gourmet shop natural, organic, gourmet, and oriental foods natural vitamins: thompson, plus, barth imported and domestic gifts of distinction Best wishes to the class of 1977 from the natural potato chip, ' ' WISE. When you need a florist, come to the flower experts - MacLennan’s Florists, 499 Court St. , Binghamton, New York. Compliments of the Overhead Door Co. 302 Front St. , Binghamton •jjg ■ gi. ’• � m r i c uVW.f A ' ■.■� • ' ? ; FOOD Bl ARDWARE STORES Home AU Shop at the Chenango Bridge Red White market. Whatever your need, look at Lou Rappaport’s House of 1000 items on Front Street, in Binghamton. |C€ CR€AfTl SHOPS SA 0 FuB Breakfast 600am. Eat someplace FRIENDLY today. Friendly Ice Cream, Front St. Binghamton, New York. RICK STELLA Typewriters, Calculators, Adding Machines and Supplies, Sales Service, Rentals, Lease, SMITH BINGHAM, SMITH CORONA-SCM, OLYMPIA-USA, 201 Robinson St., Binghamton, N.Y. fifty-three Pepsi-Co la Binghamton Bottlers, Inc. 5 Broad Avenue, Binghamton, New York 13904 Charles A. Gance Sales Supervisor (607)723-9417 fifth-four Broome County Banker fU xxiotion PIRST-CITY NATIONAL BANK Burton-Markoff Construction 1250 Arterial Highway fifty-five Rocco J. Testani - Your local distributor for all your refreshment needs. We distribute all major beverage brands. rurv-f 1 . 1 U I u Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the under growth; I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost Senior Class Officers Treasurer - Chuck Thorne Vice-President - John Aiken Secretary - Tara Picciano President - Rick Miller sixty JOHN MARSHALL AIKEN Bacon’’ History Club RICK AIKEN Sned Football 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Varsity Base¬ ball 10 JEFFREY ALLEN ALEXANDER Smalex Soccer 12; Swim Team 11 JOAN ANDREWS BONNIE ASWAD Chorus 9; Choir 12; Colorguard 10 - 12, Vice- President 11; Warrior Salesperson 12; Volleyball Intramurals 10; National Honor Society 10 - 12 WENDY AUCHINACHIE Mabel Spanish Club 10; Drama Club 9 - 12; History Club 12; Choir 10 - 12; Glee Club 9; J.V. Cheerlead¬ ing 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Student Council Representative 10, Assistant Secretary 11, Girl Delegate 12; Madrigals 12; National Honor Society 12; Chamber Ensemble 12; Warrior Salesperson 12 THOMAS BALDWIN Tom JEAN BARNES Swim Team 10 - 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Band 9 - 11; Choir 10 - 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Human Relations 10; French Club 9, 10; Student Council 9; Drama Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10 Seniors taking it easy. John Aiken Rick Aiken Jeff Alexander Joan Andrews Bonnie Aswad Wendy Auchinachie Tom Baldwin Jean Barnes sixty-one Glen Barnhart Kathy Barr Vance Barr Johann Baycura Brian Beam Shelly Bederka Robert Belveg Michael Bender GLEN BARNHART KATHY BARR Big B Spanish Club 9, 10; Choir 10 - 12; Cheerleading 10 - 12; FHA 12; Drama Club 9 - 12; History Club 12; Student Council 9 - 12; Class Secretary 9, 10; Glee Club 9 VANCE BARR Vinnie Football 9; Wrestling 9; National Honor Society 9, 12; Track 12; Ski Team 12 JOHANN BAYCURA Varsity Volleyball 10 - 12; Girls Basketball 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; Jr.-Sr. Honor Society BRIAN BEAM SHELLY MARIE BEDERKA Bedork Glee Club 9, 10; Choir 12; Colorguard 10-12, Sec¬ retary 12; Honor Society 9, 12; Spanish Club 9; Soft- ball 10; Key Club 11, 12; Warrior Salesperson 12; History Club 12 ROBERT BELVEG MICHAEL BENDER sixty-two Batter up. SUZANNE BENEK Sue” Chorus 9; Spanish Club 9; Business Club 9 - 11; Receptionist 11, 12; Sentry Staff 11; Sr. High Library Assistant 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Volleyball Intramu¬ rals 12; Gregg Awards 12 DONALD J. BENZA JR. D.J.” Football 9, 10; Basketball 9 - 11; Baseball 10; Track 9 - 12; Key Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12 LORI BOLT French Club 9 - 12; Tennis 10; Sentry Staff 10, 11, Editor 12; Ski Club 10; Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9 MICHELLE BOZON TIMOTHY BRENNAN Tennis 10 - 12 RON BRINK Chess Club 9; Swim Team 10 - 12; Honor Society 9, 12 JOHN BRODERICK JR. DAVID BRONSON Suzanne Benek Donald Benza Lori Bolt Michelle Bozon Timothy Brennan Ronald Brink John Broderick David Bronson sixty-three BRUCE BROWNE DIANNE BUEHRING DAVID C. CAMPBELL ”D. Charles” Red Cross Club 9, 10; Choir 9 - 12; Organist 10 - 12; Drama Club 12; Health Office Assistant 11, 12 MARY M. CARNEY Innsbrook” Ski Club 9, 10; FHA 11, 12; Spanish Club 9 - 12; Student Council Advisory 10; History Club 12; Key Club 12 KEITH STEPHEN CASHMAN Casey” Band 9 - 12; Red Cross Club 9 - 12; Binghamton Youth Symphony MARGUERITE CAVALLUCCI Maggie” Key Club 11, 12; Colorguard 12 DONALD CHAFFEE MICHELLE I. CHAPE Missy” Jr. Leaders 9; Glee Club 9; Honor Society 9, 12; Intramurals 9; Tennis 10 - 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Ski Team 10, 12; Choir 10 - 12; Key Club 10 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12 Bruce Brown Dianne Buehring David Campbell Mary Carney Keith Cashman Marguerite Cavalucci Donald Chaffee Michelle Chape sixty-four Life Is Either a Daring Adventure or Nothing ' — Helen Keller sixty-five r MARTIN CHIARAMONTE Wrestling 11, 12; Track 11, 12 CHARLIE COGSWELL Chess Club 9, 10; Sentry Staff 11, 12 PAMELA J. COMFORT ' ’Buns’ ’ Honor Society 9 - 12; Senior Twirlers 9 - 10; J. V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 9; Intramurals 9-12; Year¬ book Staff 12; Choir 12; Homecoming Candidate 12 JOAN COOK Senior High Library Assistant 10 DAVID LOWELL CRERAR Varsity Golf 9 - 11; Swim Team 10 - 11; Tennis 10 - 11; Frosh Baseball 9; Band 10 - 11; Choir 12; Drama Club 11 - 12; Varsity Club 11 - 12 BOB DAYTON JULIE DeANGELIS ROBERT K. DELARNO ’’Bob” Bowling 11 - 12; History Club 12; Key Club 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9 ■ Rete Hurd prepares to shock Rob Dionne. Martin Chiaramonte Charles Cogswell Pam Comfort Joan Cook Dave Crerar Bob Dayton Julie DeAngelis Bob Delarno sixty-six Denise Demoski Michele DeMott Deborah Dickerson James Dickerson Rob Dionne Bill Donahue John Dorner Stephen Douglas DENISE DEMOSKI ’ ' Demo” Varsity Volleyball 9 - 12; Varsity Softball 10, 11; Business Club 11; F.H.A. 11; Pep Club 12; Jr. Lead¬ ers 9 MICHELE DeMOTT Color Guard 10; Sentry 11; Sr. Honor Society 12; Jr. Honor Society 9 DEBORAH DICKERSON JAMES DICKERSON Jim” ROBIN DIONNE Rob” Transferred from Whitney Point; Football 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10; Ski Club 9 - 12; Varsity Tennis 11; V.I.C.A. 11 BILL DONAHUE J.V. Baseball 10; Golf 11 JOHN DORNER Pour another round sixty-seven The Best Days of Our Lives! JEFFREY DYKE Jakes Swim Team 10 - 12; Track 10 - 12 JERRY ECK KATHY EISENHART LYNN ELKINS Elsie Ski Club 11; Sr. Honor Society 12 DAVID EMMI Setter Chess Club 9-12; Chess Team 9-12 SUZANNE ESHLEMAN Glee Club 10; Ski Club 9; Drama Club 12; Volley¬ ball 10, 12; Honor Society 12; Sentry Staff 12; Human Relations 10 ROBERT MARTIN EVANS CHRIS EVERITT Receptionist 12; Business Club 11 Do you know Melancholy Baby? Jeff Dyke Kathy Eisenhart Dave Emmi Bob Evans Jerry Eck Lynn Elkins Suzanne Eshleman Chris Everitt sixty-eight nyiiiMftsiiM Karen Ralston gets tangled up in her glockenspiel. HOLLY FELKER Jr. Honor Society; Volleyball 9 Holy” MARK THOMAS FIATO Basketball 9 - 12; Baseball 9 - 12; Golf 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; History Club 12 MARY FOLLETE BILL FORSYTH CHRIS FOSTER LORI FRIEDGEN Girls Swim 9 - 12; Girls Track 10 - 12; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11 , 12 JIM GALLAGHER Jimbo Swim Team 10 - 12; J. V. Football 11 BILL GAMBLE Gamby Soccer 9; Soccer Club 10 - 12; Ski Club 9 - 11; Ski Team 11, 12 Holly Felker Mark Fiato Mary Follete Bill Forsyth Chris Foster Lori Friedgen Jim Gallagher Bill Gamble sixty-nine Doubt Whom You Will, but Never Yourself. seventy MIKE GARNER LARAINE GASTON Ne Ne” Sr. Honor Society AMY GATES CINDY E. GRADY McGrady” Pep Club 9, V.P.; Intramurals; FHA 9; French Club 10 - 12; Sentry Staff 11 MARK GRAHAM Honor Society 9, 12 MATT GREENLY MICHAEL R. GURNEY AL HACKEL Mike Garner Laraine Gaston Amy Gates Cindy Grady Mark Graham Matt Greenly Mike Gurney A1 Hackel seventy-one Judy Hanson Bob Hatton Mark Hawthorne Bonnie Heim Herb Heisler Sheila Hewitt Terry Hill Helen Hines JUDY HANSON Girls Swim 9 - 12; Girls Basketball 11; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 12 ROBERT HATTON ’’Bob” Football 9 - 12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; History Club 12; Sr. Honor Society 12; Yearbook Salesman 12 MARK HAWTHORNE Wingo Football 9 - 12; Track 9; Ski Club BONNIE JEAN HEIM Bonnie” Cheerleading 9 - 12; Band 9 - 12; Key Club 10 - 12; Drama Club 9 - 12; Honor Society 9, 10, 12; Girls Track 11; Human Relations 10; History Club 12 HERBERT HEISLER Herb Spanish Club 9, 10; Chess Club 9, 10 THERESA J. HILL Terry Band 9 - 12; Volleyball 10 - 12; Girls Basketball 9 - 12; Swimming 11; Track 9 - 12; Choir 9; Chorus 9; Varsity Club 9, 11, 12; History Club 12 Brian Beam waits for someone special. seventy-two Live and Enjoy, For Today Is Ours! Karen Snashall is distracted during a class meeting HELEN RUTH HINES Ruth’ Spanish Club 10; Cheerleading 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12; History Club 12; Swim Team 9; Madrigals 12; Drama Club 10 - 12; Choir 10 - 12; Glee Club 9; Sr. Honor Society 12; Elmira Key Award; Yearbook Salesman 12 MICHAEL HOLMES Boces Electro Mech. Chink” DAVID HOWLAND Dave” Latin Club 9-12, Pres. 12; Madrigals 10 - 12; Choir 10-12, Pres. 12; Sentry Staff 11 - 12; Honor Soci¬ ety 12; Area All State 9 - 12; Red Cross Club 10; Band 9 - 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Elmira Key Award 11; Drama Club 9 - 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; NYSSMA Solos 9-12; Conference All State JO ANNE HOYLE MATTHEW W. HUMPHREY Ski Club 11, 12 Matt MARGARETE HURD Spanish Club 12; Drama Club 12; FHA 12 Rete DAVE JAGGER Swim Team 11, 12 Jago Mike Holmes David Howland Joanne Hoyle Matt Humphrey Ed Hundredmark Rete Hurd Stan Jablonski Dave Jagger seventy-three BELINDA JAMIESON Cheerleader; Yearbook; Student Council; Athlet¬ ics Club STEPHEN JENNINGS ’’Steve” Latin Club 9 - 12; Key Club 11, 12 NORMAN JOHNSON Wrestling 10, 11 PAM JOHNSON P.J. Drama Club; Ski Club PEGGY JOHNSTON DAWN JONES NANCY KEHOE Ski Club 11; FHA 12; Honor Society 12; French Club 10 - 12; Homecoming Queen 12 CHEETA KENYON Belinda Jamieson Steve Jennings Norman Johnson Pam Johnson Peggy Johnston Dawn Jones Nancy Kehoe Cheeta Kenyon seventy-four iRfUOES, 44 1 seventy-five TIA KLEIN F.H.A. 9 RON KNOWLES GERALD J. KOLTZ Butch” KERA KOSTUN Honor Society 9 - 12; Choir 11, 12; Merit Keeper 12; Madrigals; Band 9 - 11; Librarian 10; Drum Majorette; Swim Team 9 - 12; Track 10 - 12; Regents Scholarship; Yearbook Staff 12; Varsity Club 12; Drama Club 9 - 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Key Club 11, 12; Art Club 9-12, VP 12; French Club 9 - 11; Human Relations LYNN MARIE KOZINA Lynnathin Cheerleading 11, 12; FHA 11, Pres. 12; Honor Society 9., 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Glee Club 9; Latin Club 9, 10; Class Sec. 11; Choir 11, 12; Key Club 12; Drama Club 12 STEVE KRISE SUSAN LAMB Lamby Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 11; Softball 10, 11; Track 9; Band 9-12; Honor Society 12 SHERRY LANCE Pep Club 9 Jim Sigler wishes he could go SCUBA Diving. Tia Klein Ron Knowles Butch Koltz Kera Kostun Lynn Kozina Steve Krise Sue Lamb Sherry Lance seventy-six Sue Larson Cindy Leamon Brett Lewis Leon Lewis Bill Lewis Deb MacDonald Tim MacGregor Bill Maguire SUSAN J. LARSON Sue’s” Ski 10, 11; Spanish Club 10 - 12; FHA 11, 12; Cho¬ rus 9 CYNTHIA LEAMON Cindy Colorguard 9; Band 9 - 12; French Club 11, 12; Key Club 11; Honor Society 9, 12 BRETT LEWIS Honor Society 12; Key Club 12; Boys ' State 11 LEON LEWIS WILLIAM LEE LEWIS Bill Choir 9 - 12; Band 9, 10; Latin Club 9 - 12; Drama Club 9 - 12; Ski Club 9 - 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Madrigals 9 - 11; Stage Band 9 - 11; Drum Major 10 DEB MacDONALD TIMOTHY S. MacGREGOR Halo-Head Governor Boys ' State 11; Boys ' Nation 11; Student Council 10 - 12, Pres. 12, VP 11, Delegate 10; Yearbook 11, 12, Editor in Chief 12; Varsity Club 10 - 12, Pres. 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Stage Band 9 - 11; Band 9, 10; Choir 12; Latin Club 10 - 12; Drama Club 9-12, VP 12; Madrigals 12; Regents Scholarship 12; Basketball 10 - 12; Cross Country 9 - 12; Baseball 9 BILL MAGUIRE seventy-seven Each Dawn Is a New Beginning Nice Work, Don. JOSEPH MARTINICHIO Joe” CARRIE LYNN MASICK FHA 10, 11; Business Club 11; Honor Society 10, 12; Art Club 9; Pep Club ROBERTA MAURER Bobbie LORI McBRIDE Honor Society 9 - 12; French Club 11, 12; Sentry Staff 12; Track JOSEPH J. McCANN Joe Basketball 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Student Gov. 9 - 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Cross Country 9 MICHAEL McGARRY Soccer 9-12 CATHY McLEAN MIKE McMAHON Muff” Baseball 9 - 10; Soccer Club 11 Joe Martinichio Carrie Masick Roberta Maurer Lori McBride Joe McCann Mike McGarry Cathy McLean Mike McMahon seventy-eight DAVID MERRILL ’’Mole” Football 9 - 12; Band 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 11; Stage Band 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Baseball 12 MARYKAYE MIKULSKI SOPHIA HELENE MILCHANOWSKI ' ’Sue Latin Club 9; Twirling Club 9, 10, Treas. 10; Honor Society 9-12 DEBORAH JEAN MILLER Chorus 9, 10; Pep Club 12 RICHARD A. MILLER Rick” Basketball 9, 10; Football 10, 11; Class Pres. 10 - 12; Delegate to SC 9 - 12; Key Club 10 - 12, Pres. 12; Yearbook Salesman 12 ROB MINOR CAROL MION JOHN MITROWITZ Football 9 - 12; Baseball 11 Mitch Dave Merrill MaryKaye Mikulski Sue Milchanokski Debbie Miller Rick Miller Rob Minor Carol Mion John Mitrowitz seventy-nine - ' - - You Can ' t Be Poor; if You ' ve Got a Friend eighty MARK MOORE BOB MOREIKO JEFF NAPOLI WILLIAM NEARING Football 10 - 12; Cross Country 9 TOM NEGUS NORMA NICHOLS Jr. Honor Society 9; Sr. Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 11 Bill” MARY NOLAN Varsity Club 12; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 10; History Club 12; Jr.-Sr. Honor Society; Colorguard 10, 11, Pres. 11; Yearbook Staff; Volleyball; Softball 10, 11; Glee Club 9 MICHAEL F. NOLAN ”Mike” Football 9 - 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Choir 9, 10; Stage Band 9 - 12; Jr.-Sr. Honor Society 9-12, Treas. 12; Key Club 11; Ski Club 11; Yearbook 12; Human Relations 10; Regents Scholarship Award Mark Whitford tries to get Len Touth to say uncle”. Mark Moore Bob Moreiko Jeff Napoli Bill Nearing Mary Nolan Mike Nolan Tom Negus Norma Nichols eighty-one ■ Victor Odorico John O’Neil Chris Oswald Bob Parke Les Piatt Tara Picciano Roberta Pierdomenico John Poodiack VICTOR ODORICO JOHN JOSEPH O ' NEIL CHRISTOPHER OSWALD ’’Wizard” Football 9 - 12; Basketball 9 - 12; Track 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12, Choir 12; Class V.P. 9, 10; Stud. Coun. 10, 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; Baseball 12; Honor Society 9 ROBERT PARKE Evil, Parksie” Cross Country 9 - 11; Ski Club 9 - 11; Ski Team 9 - 12; Varsity Club 9 - 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Yearbook Staff LES PIATT Baseball 9 - 12; Football 9 - 12; Varsity Club 11; Choir 9-12 TARA PICCIANO Tar” French Club 10 - 12; FHA 10 - 12; V.P. 12; Sentry 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Business Club 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; History Club 12; Honor Soc. 12; Glee Club 9; Class Sec. 12 BOBBIE PIERDOMENICO FHA 11, 12; Business Club 11; Pep Club 9 JOHN POODIACK Nancy Kehoe in a moment of solitude. eighty-two Look Forward to What the New Day Will Bring CHRISTINE POWELL Chris DEBBIE POWELL Bloop FHA 10; Art Club 11; Drama Club 11; Ski Club 12 KAREN RALSTON Bogart, Purina Swim Team; Ski Club; French Club; Jr. Leaders; Intramurals; Mat Maids JEFFREY RANDALL Jeff Yearbook; Century III Scholarship Winner 12; Regents Scholarship 12; Honor Society 12; Choir 9 BILL RAU ANDREA REALE M. COLLEEN REARDON Reardy French Club 12; Drama Club 10, 11; FHA 12; Key Club 10 RANDALL REYNOLDS Randy Football 9; Swimming 10, 11 Helen Hines uses free time to fill out college appli¬ cations Chris Powell Karen Ralston Bill Rau Colleen Reardon Debra Powell Jeff Randall Andrea Reale Randy Reynolds eighty-three Colleen Stiner looks for her seat at an assembly. PATRICIA JANE RHODES Pat’’ Band 9 - 12; French Club 11, 12; Key Club 11; Honor Society 12; Warrior Salesperson 12; Volley¬ ball 11, 12 CYNTHIA RINKER Rink” Business Club 11; Pep Club 12; Choir 10, 11; Glee Club 9 JOHN RITTER Critter” Ski Club 10 - 12; Ski Team 12 MARK ROBINSON OTTO ROSER Band 9 - 12; Ski Club 9 - 12; Swim Team 10; Choir 12 ANDY RUFFO NANCY RUSSELL Band 9 - 12; Pep Band 9 - 12; Latin Club 10; Swim Team 10; Key Club 11, 12, Treas. 12; Honor Society 12; Sentry Staff 12; Choir 12 SUSAN RENAE RUSSELL Sue Receptionist 10 - 12 Pat Rhodes Cindy Rinker John Ritter Mark Robinson Otto Roser Andy Ruffo Nancy Russell Sue Russell eighty-four mm mbmm Strive To Be Happy . — Max Ehrmann MARY ANN RYAN Girls Track 9, 10; Ski Club 12; Tennis 10 MARY BETH SAEMAN Colorguard 9-12, Treas. 12; Ski Club 9-12, Sec. 12; Yearbook Sales 12; French Club 9; His¬ tory Club 12; Key Club 12; Choir 12 ELIZABETH ST. JOHN ’’Liz” French Club 10 - 12; Sentry Staff 10 - 12; History Club 12 CAROLE SANDS JOSEPH MICHAEL SARDELLA ' ’Joe’ Basketball 9; Band 9 - 12; PR Director 10, 11; Stage Band 9 - 12; Treas. 10 - 12; Mathletes 12; Yearbook 12; Honor Society 9, 12; Pep Band 9 - 11 GRACE SEARGENT Honor Society 9 - 12; Art Club 10 - 12; French Club 10, 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Inside Out 10 - 12; Choir 12 TAMARA SERAFINI Tammy” DAN SEXTON A.P. Biology students attempt to make chicken soup. Ma ry Ann Ryan Mary Beth Saeman Liz St. John Carole Sands Joe Sardella Grace Seargent Tammy Serafini Dan Sexton eighty-six Karen Shaw Darlene Short Luann Sherman Jim Sigler Rita Slauson Pete Smyk Jeff Smith Karen Snashall KAREN SHAW Swim Team 9 - 12; Key Club 10 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12, Sec. 12; Choir 10 - 12; Glee Club 9; Drama Club 9 - 12; Honor Society 12; Madrigals 12; Year¬ book 12; Human Relations 10; NYSSMA Area All State Choir 12 LUANNE SHERMAN DARLENE SHORT Mat Maid 10; Track 10; Art Club 12 Dar’ JAMES SIGLER ’’Scuba’ Ski Club 9 - 12; Honor Society 9 - 12, V.P. 12; Latin Club 9 - 12, V.P. 12; Mathletes 11, 12; Chess Team 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Inside Out 10 - 12; Key Club 11, 12; Boys ' State 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Regents Scholarship RITA SLAUSON ”Rete, Ritz’’ Spanish Club 10 - 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Sr. Library Assistant 11, 12 JEFF SMITH Smitty Basketball 10; Cross Country 9 - 12; Track 9 - 12; Varsity Club 9-12, Treas. 11; History Club 12 PETER L. SMYK Football 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 11; Drama Club 10-12, Pres. 12; Choir 9 - 12; Varsity Club 12; Honor Society 9 - 12; Madrigals Rick Miller works diligently at his calculus home¬ work. eighty-seven High School Is Just the Beginning! Tasos Stef os unleashes his fierce forehand. JOHN STACEY BRIAN STANLEY ANN MARIE STECKER TASOS STEFOS Transferred From Long Island; Orchestra 9, 10; Sen¬ try 12 VICKIE STONE Glee Club 9, 10; Boces 11, 12 DAVID STROKA ’’Strode’ Football 9 - 12; Wrestling 9 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 SANDRA SULLIVAN French Club 10, 12; Art Club 11 TAMMY SUTTON John Stacey AnnMarie Stecker Vickie Stone Sandy Sullivan Brian Stanley Tasos Stef os Dave Stroka Tammy Sutton eighty-eight What next? PATRICIA TAIPALE PEGGY TAYLER Color Guard 10 - 12, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Stage Crew 9-11; Choir 12 JOANNE S. TERWILLIGER Twigs” Key Club 11, 12; Choir 9 - 12; Honor Society 12; Swim Team 10; Cheerleading 11; Ski Club 9; Drama Club 10 - 12; Spanish Club 10 SHARON TESSITORE Sherry CARL F. TEWKSBURY ’ ’Tewks’ ’ Honor Society 9, 12; Key Club 10, 12; Yearbook 12; Ski Team 9 ' - 12; Ski Club 9-12, Sec. 10, Pres. 12; Class Pres. 9 Student Council 9 WILLIAM M. THOMAS Bill Latin Club 9-12, Treas. 12; Chess Team 10 - 12; Mathletes 11; Inside Out 10 - 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Honor Society 9-12, Pres. 12; Yearbook 12; Bausch and Lomb Science Award; Regents Scholarship CHUCK THORNE LEN TOUTH Patricia Taipale Peggy Tayler Joanne Terwilliger Sharon Tessitore Carl Tewksbury Bill Thomas Chuck Thorne Len Touth eighty-nine Everyone ' s Got a Song To Sing. JULIE ANN TURNBULL • ' Jungle Ju! Ju ' ’ French Club 9 - 12; Art Club 11, 12; Sentry 11; Track 10 CHERYL VanBARRINGER PAULA LOU VROMAN Vee” Twirling 9, 10; Sec. 10; Colorguard 10; Band 11, 12; Pep Band 11; Yearbook 12; Stage Crew 9, 10; Glee Club 9 SCOTT WAGNER Waggles Yearbook 10 - 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Band 9 - 11; Chess Team 11, 12; Inside Out 12; Choir 12; Madrigals 12; Honor Society 11, 12 DIANA L. WAHL Dee Dee THERESA R. WALKER Terri Book Store 9; Attendance Runner 10 DAVID SCOTT WALL Dave Regents Scholarship 12; Honor Society 9 - 12; Yearbook 12; Key Club 10 - 12; Choir 12; Foot¬ ball 9, 10 GERALD WALRATH John Dorner displays his wares. Julie Turnbull Cheryl VanBarringer Paula Vroman Scott Wagner Diana Wahl David Wall Theresa Walker Gerald Walrath ninety-one i Steve Warner Nancy Webb Suzanne Weir Shelly Wellers Theresa Westbrook Mark Whitford Deborah Wheaton Don Whitman STEVEN WARNER Steve” Band 9 - 12; Latin Club 9 - 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 10 - 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10 - 12; Swim Team 10; Honor Society 9, 12; Math- letes 12; Drama Club 10-12 NANCY WEBB SUZANNE WEIR SHELLY WELLERS THERESA WESTBROOK Band 9 - 12; Intramurals 9 - 12; Honor Society 9-12 DEBORAH LEE WHEATON Debbie French Club 9 - 11; Library Assistant 11, 12; Honor Society 9-12; Regents Scholarship MARK ALLAN WHITFORD Whit Freshman Football 9; Swim Team 10; Tennis Team 10, 11; Band 9, 10; Choir 12; Jr. Honor Society 9, 10; Sr. Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Key Club 12; Chess Team 11, 12; Mathletes 11, 12; Latin Club 10 - 12; Drama Club 11, 12, Historian 12; Yearbook Staff 12 DONALD A. WHITMAN Don Band 9-12, Pres. 12; Choir 9 - 12; Baseball 10; Orchestra 9 - 12; NYSSMA All State Band 12 ninety-two Chuck Thorne has the floor at a class meeting. Keep Your Face to the Sunshine TIMOTHY J. WHITNEY ’’Yank” CAROL WILDRICK Library Assistant 11; Sentry 11; Health Office 9, 10, 12 MATTHEW WILLIAMS Donovan” Bowling 10 - 12 JO ANNE WILLIS ’’Josie” Glee Club 9, 10; Choir 11, 12; Colorguard 10 - 12; Key Club 12; Honor Society 9, 12; Softball 10, 11; French Club 9; Yearbook Salesperson 12 KELLY JEAN WINTERS Choir 10 - 12; Cheerleading 10 - 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; History Club 12; Drama Club 10 - 12; Honor Society 12 KATHLEEN WITTEMAN ’’Kathy” Latin Club 9, 10; Senior Leaders 10, 11; Colorguard 10-12 JUDITH WRIGHTER ’’Judy” Band 9 - 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Girls Basketball 11 Glen Barnhart gives in to instinct. Tim Whitney Matt Williams Kelly Winters Jean Wright Carol Wildrick JoAnne Willis Kathy Witteman Judy Wrighter ninety-three MICHAEL ZACHAR Mooch” Mike Zachar Chuck Zwick CHUCK ZWICK Stage Crew 9 - 12; Drama Club 9-12 What ' s so funny Lynn? Hit it again, Louder! Louder! ninety-four The Door to Happiness Opens Outward i Town Country Bowling Lane Front St. Brandywine Rollarena Box 1592 Binghamton, New York ninety-six f tBALL Compliments of vm- MM: Sum 1=4 I — I(m MM m Sr, “SKI SPECIALISTS Corner of State Henry Sts., Binghamton, N Y. 13901 Phone: (607) 722-4661 Good Luck to the Class of 77 Dingmans Appliance Your Maytag, Red Carpet Service Center Lare McAllister President Bruce Stetsory Vice President Chenango Unadilla Telephone Corporation Congratulations CV Class of 77 Knox Millwork Corp. Architectural Woodwork Kattelville Road Chenango Bridge, N.Y. 13745 Merrill ' s Bike Shop The Best in Bikes! Town Country Resturant 1315 Front St. Binghamton, N.Y. 724-9730 James De Ma rco Son Funeral Homes Wishes all the students at Chenango Valley the best of luck in 1977. 199 Court St. Binghamton, N.Y. ninety-seven WE Support You! Good Luck! Chenango Valley Booster Club ninety-eight Shop Britches for high quality clothing at reasonable prices. Britches, with three locations to serve you better. Binghamton, Vestal Plaza, and Hooper Road, Endwell. 251 Main St. Busy Bee Johnson City, N. Y. Kirkwood Pha rmacy 5 Mile Point Shopping Plaza Kirkwood, New York Open Every Week Night Until 9:00 P.M. Open Weekdays 9a.m. -9p.m. Phone 775-1234 Saturday 9a.m. -6p.m. Donald J. Millham Sunday 9a.m. -1p.m. Registered Pharmacist tt|C UuU’h IHeaii Fine Steaks and Seafood Northgate Plaza Front Street On behalf of the Balfour Com¬ pany, we would like to extend our sincere con ¬ gratulations and the best of luck in the years ahead. Thornton Jewelers The Keepsake Diamond Center 109 Oakdale Mall Andrew H. Rabow Johnson City, New York 13790 798-9360 and 798-9369 Balfour Jewelry’s Finest Craftsmen Represented by: JIM GERDING P. O. Box 1235 Scotia, New York 12302 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1977 COJAC 328 WATER STREET, BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK 13902 Choose the shoes and accessories that meet your free style at Liberty Shoe Botique, Liberty St. in downtown Binghamton. For all your apparel needs, come to Charms Botique, 143 Washington St. downtown Binghamton. Best wishes! Phillips Foundry ST.JOHN ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEER St. John Associates wish,to say Congratulations” to C.V., and most of all, to Liz St. John and her friends. 1029 Front St. Binghamton New York Taylor Rental wishes the C.V. students the best of luck. For all your athletic clothing needs, visit the Champion Factory Outlet store in the Northgate Plaza, Front Street, Binghamton. Large savings on factory over supplies and seconds of quality merchandise. one hundred one one hundred two Tlf 1 n ft 1 1 (Sell jh 1 S jf fc4. y 1 ' ' Over 60 Years of Quality Service in Roofing, Eavetroughs and Sheet Metal Work of All Types, Insulation, Storm Windows md Doors, Siding, and Paint Supplies, Residential and Commercial. Stop in after school for an ice cream snack at the Cup N Cone Dairy Bar on West Chenango Street. jgi m.iia mtpwi Slag Reef I ' nc Ci ihia m 110-124 Eldredge Street Binghamton, New York Phone 722-7221 Drama Club The LITTLE VENICE restaurant - the home of fine Italian - American cuisine. Ill Chenango St., Binhamton, N.Y. J - 2 N CC co CO H t i o CD CL CL LU LLI LLI Don’t go off the deep end for a T. V. Go to STETSAR TV, 1158 Front St., Binghamton. We fix anything electronic. ' ' Phone 724-3971. Best wishes to the class of 77 Nobody ever added up The value of a smile; We know how much a dollar ' s worth, And how much is a mile; We know the distance to the sun, The size and weight of earth - But no one’s ever told us yet How much a smile is worth. one hundred five Mr. John Sullivan - Science Mr. Samuel Zeman - Science Mr. Robert McGarry - Science Mr. William Croman - Science one hundred six one hundred seven one hundred eight Mr. Richard Weiss - Science Miss Elizabeth Tinder - English one hundred nine ■■ i i i Miss Margaret Ferranti - English ] °J Wr Mr. Richard Miller - English I one hundred ten Mrs. Erema Davis - English Mr. Ralph VanKeuren - Senior High Library Mr. Arthur Stina - English Mrs. Ann Jacobs - English one hundred eleven one hundred twelve ■ Mr. Thomas Vianese - Math ftiUn Mr. William Ames - Math Mrs. Sandra Kelley - Math one hundred thirteen Mrs. Sharon Fairs - Art one hundred fifteen Mr. Richard Travis - Physical Education Mrs. June Muldner - Jr. High Library Miss Rose Papa - Physical Education I Mrs. Ruth Johnson - Jr. High Special one hundred sixteen Mr. Peter Smyk - Physical Education Mr. John Harris - Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Williams - Industrial Arts J Miss Ester Aswad - Physical Education Mr. Gary Moyer - Physical Education one hundred seventeen Mr. Richard Blake - Music Mr. Richard Buchmaier - Music fj Mr. Robert McDaniel - Driver Ed. Mr. John Cooley - Music one hundred eighteen i m Mr. David Marble - Core ( one hundred nineteen w 1 one hundred twenty Mr. Carl Newton - Athletic Director Dr. Michael Grenis - Superintendent Board of Education: ROW 1: Philip J. Gunster, Harold G. Weir, Robert L. Smith, William Cornelius. ROW 2: August J. Damiano, John D. Wiley, Charles D. Foster, M.D., George P. Ferrari. ABSENT: Henry M. Vinci. one hundred twenty-one Mr. Milo DeCastro - Industrial Arts Mrs. Mary Janowski - Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jane Oczkowski - Home Economics Mrs. Helen Henderson - Home Economics Mrs. Hanna Woods - Jr. High Nurse Teacher Mrs. Marcia James - Business Education Mrs. Catherine Millham - Home Economics one hundred twenty-three one hundred twenty-four one hundred twenty-five Mrs. Sara Colwell - School Nurse Dr. Frank E. Thomas - Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Rosemarie Weber - Secretary hundred twenty-six I Mr. Michael Durbin - Driver Education Mr. Frank Possanza - English Mrs. Marjorie Hughes - Secretary one hundred twenty-seven Miss Mary Quinn - Math Mr. Raymond Chubbs - Math Mrs. Marilyn Ross - Science one hundred twenty-eight Mr. David Dixon - Social Studies Mr. William Weckel - Social Studies Mr. Donald Benza - Social Studies Mr. Stanley Woodin - Social Studies one hundred twenty-nine Mrs. Margaret Malloy - French Mr. Penny PenDell - Social Studies Mrs. Ladis Seaman - Spanish Mrs. Ruth Riter - Spanish Mr. Charles Osborne - Social Studies Mr. Edward Banks - Social Studies one hundred thirty Mr. Stanley Wilson - Health Mr. Richard White - Social Studies Mr. Michael Senio - Social Studies one hundred thirty-one I Mr. William Case - Social Studies Mr. Frank Kaminsky - Business Education Mr. David Zidow - English Mrs. RoseMarie Fox - Business Education one hundred thirty-two 1 1 Mrs. Karen Anderson - French Mr. John Johnson - Guidance Mrs. Janet Sullivan - Business Education Miss Dawn Webb - Business Education one hundred thirty-three uu I Mrs. Mary Brader - Library Aide Mrs. Ruth Booth - Library Aide Mrs. Mary Keyes - Guidance Mrs. Antoinette Wertalik Secretary one hundred thirty-four The Alamo Restaurant is the home of the famous Sizzler steak and other fine food (try our Surf ’n Turf). Now serving you from four convenient locations. 469 Court St., Binghamton, 1171 Vestal Ave., Binghamton, 1247 Upper Front St., Binghamton, and TH ALAMO 3000 E. Main St., Endwell. Lawson’s is the place for you to go for all your optical needs., Lawson’s Optical 93 Front St. Binghamton, New York. one hundred thirty-six Flavor Kitchens Inc. 184 Robinson St. Binghamton, N.Y. The best in snack items. Animal World North Gate Plaza We can serve you with any of your pet needs. Formal Wear for Proms and Weddings Over 2000 in Stock Schapior ' s Men Shop Formal Dept. , Endicott 748-8257 J R Upholstery Shoppe 797-6832 302 Main Binghamton, N.Y. Home, Office, Restaurant Furniture, Insurance Work Welcome Automotive one hundred thirty-seven ! BUCK PICCIANO c Banquet cTVlastets Complete Catering Facilities Party Specialist 307 Washington Avenue Endicott, New York 13760 Phone 754-1818 one hundred thirty-eight To be fully informed You better read both IVfNINGS • SUNDAYS The Sun Bulletin The Winners. A few members show off tools of their trade. The Varsity Club V l ' ( 1 Traveling through SAWTELLE ' S makes all the difference in the world!! SAWTELLE TRAVEL SERVICE Security Mutual Bldg. Phone RA 3-7391 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK 13901 Colonial Inn Vestal Parkway Across Suny Binghamton 150 Rooms With Air Conditioning and TV • Pool Meeting and Banquet Rooms for 300 Phone 729-4901 Major Credit Cards Honored AAA Recommended BUDGET SINGLE Budget Double $10.75 Low Weekly Monthly Rates Kitchenettes tv? p ■. ' HOUSE OF VO Chinese American I Food Entertainment one hundred forty HERFFJONES I n P.O. Box 670 Binghamton, New York 13902 CHENANGO PHCY v-f n CARDS ' ■x GIFTS Chenango Pharmacy Wishes the Class of 77 the best. For the best in school supplies, cards, and medicines come to the Chenango Pharmacy on River Road. Compliments of The Store Route 7 Sanitaria Springs, N.Y. Congratulations Class of ’77 000 to ft 1 ' M i ■t m Mu ■ iH §|g m Simpson Milligan Printing Company Inc. P.O. BOX 85 EAST SIDE STATION BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK 13904 Best wishes to the class of ' ll from Delmar Studio and Frank Saraceno. Delmar Studio Compliments of the Squire Prep Shop and Ski Korner in downtown Binghamton. It ' s th e real thing. For all your driving needs, stop by Hadsall’s Arco station on Kattleville Road in Chenango Bridge. one hundred forty-three A man is only complete when he has a true friend to understand him, to share all his passions and sorrows with, and to stand by him throughout his life. - Susan Polis Schutz one hundred forty-four i mum m one hundred forty-five Class Officers: Pres. Terry Neiss, Vice Pres. Kelly Devine, Treas. Alex Macko, Sec. Diane Gallaher. ROW 1: Peggy Allard, Jennifer Rosenkrans, Lizanne Tiesi, Mary Jo Gay, Cindy Edwards, Cynn Bolt, Laura Tracy. ROW 2: Pam Krna, Olive Wilson, Chris Davies, Karen Spaziano, Michelle Felice, Pam Avery, Larry Korell, Matt Johns. ROW 3: John Corcoran, Thomas Moore, Don Lott, Rich Fox, Doug Payne, William Hatton, Jerry Hanifin, Rich Reynolds, Erine Boder. ABSENT: Mindy Coon. Juniors one hundred forty-six Life Is To Be Fortified By Many Friendships - Sydney Smith Shall we dance? Don Lott and Andy Martin add their part to the Senior High pep rally. ROW 1: Rick Green, Jeff Schell, Chris Transue, Jeff Napoli. ROW 2: Eileen Lobacz, Cindy Pettinato, Penny Smith, Sandy Burdick, Marie DeFillips, Gail Travis, Charlynne Eddy. ROW 3: Tom Hayes, Dan Lyons, Marty Rogers, Mark Gallo, Joe Yanuzzi, Terry Britton, Paul Gerhardt, Wende Kriedler. one hundred forty-seven I ft wTim w ’ fiSL — HlKIIA V ‘ ' V • 1 ■ ■ .ai ROW 1: Theresa Walker, Debra Cook, Bettina Walker. ROW 2: Kathy Dawson, Richard Wood, Edwin Cole. ROW 3: Edward Hotal- ing, Tim Price, Mike Berg. ROW 4: Dave Dischinger, Don DeMott, Joseph Griswold, Dave Johnson. ROW 5: Jim Hatch, Mark Harlost, Mark Tabor, Walter Ehlers, Richard Gunderman. ABSENT: Richard Lay- ton, Dale Kresge. ROW 1: Val Oakley, Kathy Mur¬ phy, Sue Dinneen, Andrea Dionne, Renae Haven, Kathy Lynn Bielenda, Joann Robinson, Amparito Cardenas. ROW 2: Dawn Bertram, Dale Bronson, Howard Taylor, John Serafini, Paul Mooney, Carolyn Jagger, Jim Webb, Grace Wilson, Eric Johnson, Angela Flora, Kelly Frey, Pete Lasicki, Jennilynn Serafini. one hundred forty-eight V ROW 1: Karen Bigart, Terry Neiss, Diana Heater, Coleen Gourley, Colleen Fuller. ROW 2: Darylene Knapp, Corinne Iverson, Cynthia Cosier, Robin Stahl, Carol Maus, Kathy Rieder, Deborah Christoff. ROW 3: Garry Wassmer, Neil Coon, Steve Lamb, Tom Weller, Tim Grady, Geoff Doolittle. ROW 1: Sherry Vanderpoel, Mary Crane, Rosamond McAvoy, Steve Guth. ROW 2: Steve Williams, Nora Porta - latain, Bill Mott, Brian Berry, Chuck Benscoter, John Fenwick, Dana Gregory. ROW 3: Matyellen Seary, Cathy Cashman, Paul Penwell, Steve Kulas, Chuck Stalker, JoAnne Jablonski, Nancy Andrews, Ken Dickie, Rob Korinek, David Atkins. ABSENT: Ken Mack, Mitch Volgemae. one hundred forty-nine ROW 1: Chris Saam, Nancy Letavish, Maureen Fox, Anne Ackerman, Cindy Rapp. ROW 2: Annette Hogg, Allison Brooker, Deborah Trattel, Theresa Bennett, Heidi Daub, Lisa Spoor, Sue Messick, Tim Petrisak, Julie Rogalavich. ROW 3: Scott Miselnicky, David MacLeod, Margaret Dodson, Don O’Connor, Dawn Hartman, Deidre Brink, Jeff Shafer, Mark Utter, Andy Bobik. ROW 1: Jodi Smith, Joyce Heaman, Mary Anne Thayne, Sue Donnelly. ROW 2: Jo Anne Thorne, Julie Norton, Dawn Martin, Wanda Baker, Theresa Aswad, Roberta Rees, Gayle McKeon, Lisa Finch. ROW 3: William Blose, John Jennings, Stephen Barlow, Jay Stoehr, John Hamel, Ray Bordonaro, Alex Jacobowitz, Paul Brown. i one hundred fifty ROW 1: Frances Sasenko, Judy Van Vleck, Kathi Baldwin, Carrie Gates, Bonnie Carey, Jo Ann Griswald, Sharon Mack. ROW 2: Wayne Eccleston, Tim McCarthy, Tom Gialanella, Rob Knox, Les Neubauer, Dave Jones, Mark Mika, Kelly Devine. ROW 3: Dave Kearnes, Kurt Cashman, Brian Whetsell, Bill Rau, George Ksenics, Chris Weber, Dave Braman, Carlos Rossell. ROW 1: Maralena Dropp, Lee Shurtleff, Joanne Sackett, Marlene Knight, Carole Martin. ROW 2: Karen Kehoe, Karen Konecny, Joyce Lattimer, Sue Warne, Mary T. Griffin, Diane Gallaher, Cindy Cornell. ROW 3: Rob Nearing, Linda Guzylak, Mark Haley, Rob Bibbins, George Randall, Henry Doetsch, Mike Weeks. ABSENT: Pam Connor, Linda Stanley. one hundred fifty-one ROW 1: Donna Fairbairn, Barbara Chase, Terri Aiken, Debra Wood, Theresa James, Donna Whitney. ROW 2: Calvin Edwards, Warren Perry, Rick Dubrava, Ron Romano, Kevin McLeary, James Dickerson. ROW 3: Stanley Jablonski, Don Chase, Frank Hill, Dave Ulmer, Robert Church. ABSENT: Sylvester McCray, Gordon Osterhout. ROW 1: Patty Taipoale, Linda Sangiuliano, Nancy Polachek, Amy Smith, Alan Campbell, Simon Brooking, Sally Kolberg. ROW 2: Mary Follette, Cherly Groce, Alex Macko, Andrea Foster, Rotha Stevens, Annette Mion, Valerie Kushner, Erin Cavanagh, Andrea Babcock. ROW 3: Dave Young, Brook Maloney, John Klepher, Tony Versace, Erich Hobbing, Chris Ford, Jim Fetcinko. one hundred fifty-two Sophomores Class Officers: Pres. Anthony Reale, Vice Pres. Cathy Neiss, Sec. Julie Stone, Treas. Ann Marie Vinci. ROW 1: Lori Thomas, Diane Tew, Marianne Foley, Penny Churchill, Lindy Day, Steve Simmons, Doug Miller, Roy Molesky. ROW 2: Robin Waters, Beth Witteman, Judy Sharak, Janet Beam, Tammy Blanford, Theresa Roff, Allison Negus, Elizabeth Vargo, Jeff Doren, Jeff Oakley, John Fulton. ROW 3: Unidentified, Unidentified, Mark Emmi, Ed Heslin, Jim Bibbins, William Heisler, Jim Rhodes, Dave Carter, Brant Lewis, Peter Strong. ABSENT: Barbara Poodiack. one hundred fifty-three ROW 1: Diane Tessitore, Ann Marie Vinci, Laura Hill, Gayle Stevens, Debi Lee. ROW 2: Jay Wall, Susan Atkins, Donna Telesk, Tim Schneider, Anthony Reale, Bill Linsky, Barb Iverson. ROW 3: Mark Clark, Jory Larnerd, Dan Stroka, Scott Benza, Scott Craver, Rick Fett, Jon Rosenkrance, Tim Bennett. ABSENT: Laurie Pratt. Joe O’Neil heads to the locker room. Home, home on the range! Mike Gaita plays junior janitor. one hundreo fifty-four ROW 1: Kathy Blose, Theresa Edwards, Sarah DeCastro, Unidentified, Unidentified. ROW 2: Cindy Francis, Linda Browne, Maureen McGarry, Chris Kulp, Kathy Flynn, Mark Rudy. ROW 3: Judy Jamieson, Carol Neulon, Terry Cook, Jeff Kulas, Doug Barnhill, Mike Martin, Steve Smith, Dawn Hurd, Brian Lester. ROW 1: Marvin Williams, Kathy Alexander, Cindy York, Judy Gates, Laurie Fleming. ROW 2: Kit Langevin, Linda Lamb, Janetta Salisbury, Sharon Gurney, Kelly Walrath, Lynda Crerar, Linda Rogers, Colleen Honnick, Debbie Connors. ROW 3: Charlie Foster, Dave Grunder, Gene Britan, Matt Long, Dave Secor, Dave Brown, Tom Surowka, Lee Whitford, Rick Love, Gail Cashman, Dorothy Transue, Michelle Willerton. one hundred fifty-five ROW 1: Denise Olsovsky, Kathy Neiss, Cindy DeMott, Michelle Agard, Sue Barrett, Sue Snyder, Linda Eck, Diane Bodley. ROW 2: Terri Sexton, David Nolan, Mark Rubitski, Jeff Fako, Jeff Soules, Joseph Babcock, James Crandall, Melissa Moulthrop. ABSENT: Joe Ranieri, Sally Webb. one hundred fifty-six ROW 1: Kathy Broderick, Beth Blanding, Teri Drobak, Kathy Walrath, Debbie Willis. ROW 2: Christy Finch, Shelley Wahl, Angel Bordonaro, Mary Kostick, Barb Krna. ROW 3: Scott Malchak, Dave Tester, Joe Bigart, Pat Lamonaco, Dave Belden, Dave Mercincavage. ROW 1: Sue Charlier, Perry Hitchcock, Mary Reckus, Melody Whitman, Mike Knight, Dave Solian. ROW 2: Richard Layton, Joe O ' Neil, Eric Whittington, Mark Edwards, Dan Sullivan, Tom Parkhurst, John Stevens. ROW 1: Vivian Lenox, Diane Masick, Julie Stone, Susan Dougherty, Marianne Korchak, Ann Serafini, Sandy Schulke. ROW 2: Chuck Cawley, Mike Corlyon, Marty Kasmarcik, Jim Davies, Jim Rogalovitch, Mark Kozina, Tom McEnaney. ROW 3: Steve Maruscak, Patti Warne, Mark Hughes, Lee Spittle, Dave Freer, Barb Mohr, Cindy Anthony, Robin Buoncore. one hundred fifty-seven ROW 1: Andy Sherman, Chris DeAngelis, Lori Fidurski, Janet Bunts, Sally Kalmbacher, Mary Zemanick, Jim DiMascio, Penny Koltz, Joe Gay. ROW 2: Michele Ruffo, Kirk McAllister, Floyd Jacobowitz, Jeff Weeks, Mike Uhouse, Brian Sullivan, Dan Dillingham, Gisela Portalatin, Linda Pierdomenico. ROW 3: Jeff Thompson, Mark Davies, Jeff Chase, Richard Shoop, Lisa Hitchcock, Cathy Neill, Carol Waring, Steve Baker, Glenn Tait. k . i Me ' , BH.-jgf -l ' - ■- 1■ . i Mm JS ' ' Jw . ROW 1: Paul Bibbins, Nancy Contro, Joanne Kehoe, Penny Hulbert, Kim Evans, Kari Raymond, Karen Bradley, Michele Tabor. ROW 2: John Grady, Mike Church, Bob Dellureficio, Angela Lee, Robyn Romich, Pam Smith, AnnMarie Haley, Carol Treaster. ROW 3: Chuck Porter, Jim Mateosky, Bart Lewis, Brian Stiner, Ken Schu¬ macher, Pete Almy. one hundred fifty-eight ROW 1: Pam Dayton, Debbie Napoli, Rick Trebilcock, Ted Cause. ROW 2: Tom Hall, Kim Black, Beth Boland, Lorraine LaPierre, Traci Picciano, Mike Newcomb. ROW 3: Stuart Heck, Joe Williams, John Law¬ rence, Mark O ' Neill, Mike Gaita, Ed Rose, Fred Stoehr, Jim Bender, Judy Neiss, Lori Norton, ROW 1: Cindy Bennett, Kathy Jennings, Jean Marascia, Michele Underwood, Robin DeMaria, Barbara Hoyle, Cherie Lindsey. ROW 2: Sue Luce, Rick Silvestri, Bill Kristek, Jim Heenan, Gary Braman, Ken Hutchings, Patty Williams. one hundred fifty-nine ROW 1: Michelle Lynch, Virginia Walker, Dave Citrak, Patty Burns, George Mills, Rick Bush, Jeanne Decker, Karen Church. ROW 2: John Stull, Jeff Teeter, Jim Dicker- son, Kevin Raley, Gary Lee. ROW 1: Tom Roberts, Andrew Martin, Steve Kriedler, David Kriedler, Scott Dwyer, David Harris. ROW 2: Kathy McCleary, Melissa Johnson, Kim Einfeldt, Jennifer Ryan, Lynn Friedgen, Missy Santasiero, Dana Ack¬ erman, Kathy Lasicki, Bruce Hanson. ABSENT: Wendy Hitchcock, Deborah Krise. one hundred sixty Freshmen Class Officers: Treas. Cara Serafini, Sec. Carol Harris, V. Pres. John Aebli, Pres. Maureen Murnhv. ! ! FsS S ROW 1: Mary Johnston, Karen Braman, Jean Linville, Kris Winters, Missy Linehan, Lori Havtur, Kathy Knowles Linda Tuftle, Debbie Rubino. ROW 2: Terri Decker, Blair Wilfley, Carl Aiken, Chris Blair, Dante YH 101 ’ i,? hn Sera im ’ Tom Aswad, Dan Ryan, Lowell Manning, Ted Kephart, Bob Decker. ABSENT- Rich Allen, Theresa Moriarity, Carolyn Robinson. one hundred sixty-one Thy Friend May Promise Fair — Benjamin Franklin TOP TO BOTTOM: Kevin Wilbur, Nancy Butts, Terri Jo Hinkey, Grant Wilfey, Wendell Layton, Jeff Baldwin, David House, Kevin Lavalle. Biology students take time off from lab to pose for yearbook photographer. Timmie Reynolds marches down Court Street. I one hundred sixty-two i . wsk$ w ROW 1: Leanne Romeo, Karen VanDervort, Vicki Martinichio, Brenda Laraway. ROW 2: Lynn Berry, David Mackey, Mike Kocenko, Pat Minor. ROW 3: Cindy Beagell, Kathy Jagger, Jeff Palmatier, Brian Taylor. ROW 4: Glen Sadlock, Jim Har¬ ris. ROW 5: Lee Rapaport, Sandy Belensky, Ron Knox. ROW 1: Burton Meyers, Jerry Wilcox, Chris Bobick, John Aebli, Jim Meddleton. ROW 2: Anne Smith, Karen Groce, Theresa Keaugh, Candy McGee, Theresa Dropp, Maureen Per- rotte, Marcina Truxal, Mary Finn, Kim Fox, Beth Trattel, Elizabeth Bennett. ROW 3: Fran Yanuzzi, Dave McLaughlin, Richard Youket, George Ferrari, Jim Carrol, Carol Ackerman, Bob Barnhart, Pat Carney, Doug Thrall. one hundred sixty-three I Things of Moment on Thyself Depend — Benjamin Franklin ROW 1: Diana Schering, Susan Walls, Nan Newcomb, Patti Jo Rogers, Gary Johnson, Bob Vollebracht, Jean Taber. ROW 2: Terri Church, Jean Marks, Ken Caruso, Neil Johnson, Bob Hoyle, Frank Pickering, Dave Mes- sick, Scott Hatch, Rick Barsham. ROW 3: Timmie Reynolds, Mike Sackett, Kathy Murphy. ABSENT: Jim Charlier, Debbie Polhamus. ROW 1: Denise Fiato, Marie Korchak, Laurie Guerin, Steve Rieckenberg, Mark Henderson, Dante Paone. ROW 2: Bill Merrill, Nick Ranieri, Cara Serafini, Jeff Ryan, John Guth, Jim Waters, Tom Donahue. ROW 3: Donna Rustic, Rhett Howe, John Reale, Mark Pettinato, Mike Sullivan, Edward Learey, Ann Brown, Evangeline Hughes. Absent: David Weeks. one hundred sixty-four ROW 1: Diane Zielinski, Brenda Smith, Chris Winchell, Krista Hurd, Chris Short, Tim Dayton, Mary Broder¬ ick, Carol Merriman. ROW 2: Virginia DeMott, Sandee Wilcox, Lori Wart, Chuck Reppard, Dave Ryan, Jim Bigart, Norm Peake, Shawn Wood, Rick Aton. ROW 3: Ron Grubb, Scott Santasiero, David Frederici, Mark Greenley, Tim Reardon, Linda Hall, Mark Adams, Andy Bailey, Gary Murdock. ROW 1: Tom Brown, Bill Tiesi, Brian Hagguist, Patty Holmes, Donna Ward, Gary Silvernail. ROW 2: Dan Fernald, Ron Bertram, Scott Dow, Andy Charles, Tom Johnson, Randy Barnett, Charles Kenyon. ABSENT: Mary Ann Roswell. one hundred sixty-five ROW 1: Paul Garruto, Paul Konecny, John Davies, Brian McCormack, Steve Tester, Pat Heslin. ROW 2: Linda Apgar, Kara Bakay, Julie Schell, Jackie Scott, Dom Lamonaco, Chris Sullivan, Jackie Humphries, Rose Potak. ROW 3: Diana Mac- Dermott, Ralph Schuldt, Rick Botting, Mike Rossiter, Lisa Coon, Teri Corlyon. ABSENT: Lori Christensen. ROW 1: Mark Donnolo, Julie Brown, Kathy Kulp. ROW 2: Bill Aswad, Penny Kasmarcik, Renee Chabin, Michelle Sardella. ROW 3: Cheryl Conrad, Linda Stiles, Carol Harris, Mona Szwalla. ROW 4: Heidi Kenyon, Patty Hotchkiss, Tammie Decker, Sharon G allagher. ROW 5: Chris Spoor, Keith Conrad, Nancy Thorne. ROW 6: Bill Mikulski, Kenneth Gay, David Robbins, Gary Church, Robert Damiano. ABSENT: Kathy Connors, Lynn Erich, Nancy Larson, Philip Mel- len. . 7 r rm .; £ ' ■ iw mi n 1 !■ w..-. , ■ R W 1 1 1 Hj a R Jj % one hundred sixty-six 1 . ' 7 v L (m . wt w ROW 1: Fran VanValen, Corina Carr, Cindy Hayes, Lori Reynolds, Debbie Bennett, Annette Buck, Emily Young. ROW 2: Paul Sosenko, Randy Benedict, Marc Tkaczow, Marty Klien, David Ferris, Bruce McLeod, Gail Rhodes, Maureen Murphy, Shawn Hayes. ROW 3: Steve Korducavich, Gary Benning, Tom Ryder, Tim Surowka, Mike King, Dorian Espana, Joe Griffth, Mike Bruster. ROW 1: Lynn Maruscak, Mary Sanguliano, Mike Ottaway, John Walrath. ROW 2: Katie Johns, Kim Frey, Patty Haven, Debbie Stone, Terri Stecker, Shawn McAvoy. ROW 3: Chris Mowry, Dave Aldrich, John Flora, Tracy Croffut, Charles Contro, Craig Kenhart. ABSENT: Michelle Jamieson, Jim Transue, Tom Moriarity. one hundred sixty-seven Eighth Graders CLASS OFFICERS: Sec. Debbie Surowka, V. Pres. Tom Kristek, Treas. Mike Rubitski, Pres. Richard Murphy ROW 1: Larry Bunts, Doug Pittsley, Deanna Trebilcock, Tom Eck. ROW 2: Mike McCarthy, Joe Tester, Jean Hurlburt, Tammy Vogt, Laura Eccelston, Ginny Finch, Sue Graver, Lori Rogers oMike McHugh. ROW 3: Jim Knapp, Eric RosenKranz, Matt Bender, Tim Flynn, Daryl Finch, Jeff Tevyow, Mark Begley, John Cook, Bill Adams. hundred sixty-eight ROW 1: Keith Martin, Brian Mach, Patricia Zemanick, Danette Gallaher, Mary Fran Tiesi, Leigh Lewis. ROW 2: Steven Merrette, Joan Turnbull, Jennifer Thomas, James Hatton, Lauri Affleck, Renee Dennis. ROW 3: Otto Aagaard, Vincent Cavanaugh, John Contro, Tom Krna, Paul Weckel Pat Gourley, David Corcoran, Dan Lacey. Belcher, Jim Lynda Durst, , Mark Rose, Mike Pratt could eat no fat, but he could eat his yodel. For All Your Days Prepare — Edwin Markham Deanna Trebilcock heads to another relaxing lunch period. one hundred sixty- ROW 1: Jeff Fadden, Chris Rus¬ sell, Chris Ehlers, Mike Stanley. ROW 2: Mark Anthony, Peggy Stone, Anne Jennings, Sarah Vining. ROW 3: Greg Stina, Debbie Lamb, Rick Mohr. ROW 4: Karen Charller, William Ses- tak, Betsy Deinhardt. ROW 5: Scott Jewell, Patrick Johnson, John Allen. ROW 6: Diana Shaw, Amy Carey, Ruth Bailey, Tom Sandin. ROW 7: Kathy Throup, Juanita Hill, Pam Neill, Barbara Locke. ROW 1: Doug Shay, Doug Iver¬ son, Mike Johnson, Bob Rosen- Krance, Dave Johnson, Dan Ryder, Gordon Wilson. ROW 2: Bob Bollet, Marion Lutz, Karen Underwood, Debbie Gresham, Donna Sharer, Donna Morgan, Debbie Wood. ROW 3: Chris Rudy, Jeff Swingle, Steve Jake, Jerry Hamar, Peter Waring, Scott Bryan, Ted Macomber. ABSENT: Maureen Grady, Brian Gould, Judy Humphries. one hundred seventy An Idle Mind Is the Devil ' s Playground. ROW 1: Ed Griffith, Johnathan Weeks, Lesa DeBergh, Karen Dean, Janet Wright, Patty Tracy. ROW 2: Bill Fenwick, Tom Fleming, Mike Rubitski, JoAnne Parker, Linda LaVasser, Karen MacDonald, Sandy Perrego, Joseph Jamieson. ROW 3: Mike Cashman, Larry Kozina, Debbie Surowka, Janet Zwick, Steve Klein, Lisa Underriner, Debra Howland, Patrick Lynch. ABSENT: Mark Miselnicky. ROW 1: George Frey, Casey Allen, Charmayne Burns, Norene Stroka, Vicki Darling, Elisa Schering, Denise Honnick, Elna Lewis. ROW 2: Stephanie Gaita, Stacy Richards, Tom Price, Richard Lyon, Ed McEnany, Mike Pratt, Lisa VanDervort, Laurie Slivestri, Debbie Day. ROW 3: Bonnie Gates, Lisa Bradley, Vince Croffutt, Duane Rood, Alan Christensen, Sherri Wilcox, Sue Lyons, Gerry Sabato. ABSENT: Randy Conklin. one hundred seventy- ROW 1: Pete Kehoe, Bucky Wahl, Jim Heaman, Steve Nor- quiest, Keith Christoff, Debbie Mercincavage. ROW 2: Teresa Hanifin, Lisa Stalker, Sylvia McGarity, Maureen Briggs, Bar¬ bara Hartman, Denise Bush, Heather Larnard, Mike Smi- thgall. ROW 3: Jeff France, Bob Mion, Jim Hefferman, Bill Lobacz, John Aswad, Todd Brown, Tim Smith, Don Clift. ROW 1: Paul Green, Tracy Burns. ROW 2: Joe Spaziano, Ron Brown, Nancy Larnerd, Karen Wilbur. ROW 3: Doug Reynolds, Rob Drobak, Ken Santasiero, Joe Wrighter, Steve Smith. one hundred seventy-two ROW 1: Jim Freer, Steve Taber, Kathy Robinson, Pat Luce, Rose Marie Roswell, Gary Lester. ROW 2: Dave Pegos, Dan Piatt, Chuck Ticknor, Mike Maloney, Linda Clark, Darcy Desmond. ROW 1: Debbie Mullen, Gerald Hanyon, Kirk Crawford, RaeAnn Barber, Kim Robbins, Jill Moury, Rebecca Romich, Laurie Carroll. ROW 2: Tina Kuenzl, Julie Trutal, Denise Oswald, Sharon Ranucci, Jo Ann Burk, Penny Aiken, Kathy Thorne, Tim Zeggert. ROW 3: John Matias, Alan Bennett, Ken Hurd, Mark McKallor, Chris Wilcox, Scott Soule, Ed Robinson, Steve Reppard. ROW 1: Bart McPheeters, Renee Crandall, Donna Roff, Maria Yanuzzi, Jill Tator, Sue Laven, Beth Kessler, Gary Dromgoole. ROW 2: Lisa Paulikowski, Kara O’Connor, Chris Hess, Marianne Kocak, Tracey Bendert, Cathy Martin, Sue Malchak. ROW 3: Mike Weston, Jim Maniantes, Mike Korinek, Phil Mateo, Tom Kristek, Anthony Ferrarri, Dave Brown, Mark Ferry, Rick Murphy, Jay Malik. one hundred seventy-three Seventh Graders Class Officers: Treas. Lori Demoski, Sec. John Leadbetter, V. Pres. Liz Lasicki, Pres. Yashi Ahmed. ROW 1: Ed Fritts, Ed Zwierynski, John Aldrich, Patti Parasiliti, Diana Walker, Mary Anne Burke, David Ben¬ nett. ROW 2: Jay Simonis, Jack Mateosky, Steven Defelice, Tom Palmisano, Scott Winchell, Beverly Spencer, Fran Ruffo, Carol Guth. ROW 3: Mike Botting, Dennis Stever, Peyton Hawks, Fred Schum, Cindy Copp, Deena Dwyer, Joan Clendening, Mary Sabato. one hundred seventy-four ROW 1: John Myers, Steve Guzylak, Don Reynolds, Scott Lattimer, Jeff Jenkis, Shane Johnson, Dan Lewis, David Kresgee, Vernon Brown. ROW 2: Terry Kurve, Lynn Johnson, Peggy Kulp, Renee Rudy, Barb Jennings, Colleen Cashman, Lisa Ferro, Barb Weeks, Carolyn Linsky. ROW 3: Jonathan Bailey, Randy Spence, Mike Vil- lello, Peter DeAngelis, Jim Zemonick, Dale Johnson. ROW 1: Dale Shaw, Tom Wrighter, Joe Kopyar, John Hefferman, Cherri Hall, Sharon Goodspeed, Jackie Cochran. ROW 2: John McCafferty, Paul Pucek, Ellen Grace, Blake Carben, Glen Whittington, Sue Elkins, Laurie Beagell. ROW 3: Gina Kim, Marcia Murdock, Michelle Randall, Cynthia Kupper. one hundred seventy-five ROW 1: Mark Buemi, Ron McEaney, Bradford McAvoy. ROW 2: Michelle Collins, Kelly Nelson, Eugene Gor¬ man, Chris Bogart. ROW 3: Lynne Pandich, Pat McCarthy, Larry McBride, Mike Agard. ROW 4: Kim Wilson, Kathy Pecha, George Hannon, Nick Picciano. ROW 1: Steve Eddy, Ken Black, Joe Blanchek, Chuck Wittema. ROW 2: Mary Ellen Cleveland, Paul Campbell, Lori Demoski, Audrey Crane, Karen Hanes, Ed Sirgany. ROW 3: Unidentified, Sue Cashman, Kerry Cava¬ naugh, Dawn Buonocore, Tina Blanding, Kay Bertram, Unidentified, Bill Carlin. one hundred seventy-six ROW 1: Beth Hadsall, Allison Brewer, Kathy Pandich, Laurie Trebilcock, Tim Guerin. ROW 2: Laura Robinson, Cheryl Matteo, Scott Katen, Laura Hamel, Debbie Johnson, Michael Mion, David Zeggert. ROW 3: Michael Zwick, Judy Johns, Jennifer Fako, Jeff Lester, Mark Korinek, John Leadbetter, Phillip Skinner. ROW 1: Kim Finch, Diane Barsham, Kim Kozina, Mark Brooking, Michael Foley, Ron Giovannone, Michael Morgan, Georgg Paciocca, Victor Polkowski. ROW 2: Robert Corey, Sharon Knowles, David Schneider, Heather McCain, Teresa Tait, Ed Cochran, Jim Demonski. ROW 3: Kim Gresham, Maria Walls, Sandy Maus, Robert Silvestri, David Scoff, Troy Kent, Teresa Harkenreader. one hundred seventy-seven Our Most Important Are Our Earliest Years - Cowper ROW 1: Todd Klippel, Edward Holmes, Jacques LaClair, Tony Hayes, Daniel Grady, Dean Buemi, Rebecca Locke, Thomas Garruto. ROW 2: Robert Slater, Scott Baldwin, Joseph Wart, Scott Kreidler, Kyle Bronson, Will Rieckenberg, Kathy Freer, Mary Francisco, Nanci Schulke. ROW 1: Theresa Lasicki, Patricia DeCastro, Susan Korchak, Melinda Murdock, Dann Ellsworth, Robert Sharer. ROW 2: Douglas Klein, Thomas VanValen, Douglas Dromgoole, Brenda Weller, Constance McNeish, Nora Muaddi. ROW 3: Kevin Hause, Sandra Erich, Mary Kay Sullivan, Lisa Saeman, Johanna Linehan, Amy Ralph, Stacey VanGorder, David Lewis, Brian Wood, Scott MacDonald, Richard Pierce. one hundred seventy-eight There Is A Feeling Of Eternity In Youth - William Hazlitt ROW 1: Scott Fleming, Robert Steffens, Chris Sackett, Tom Moss, Phil Desko, Sharon Blose, Ronald Morris. ROW 2: Curtis Schuldt, Kathy Noxel, Maribeth Mateo, Michelle Waddy, Mary Cogswell, Lisa Edwards, Trudy Para, Betty Smith, John Kristek, Robbie Stiles. ROW 3: Cassy Ruspantini, Kathy Davies, Nancy Hoffmaster, Paula Griswold, Valerie Wart, Richard Fidurske, Harry Difenderfer, Patrick Barr. ROW 1: Ed Mikulski, Amy Williams, Maria Ruggeri, Sue Cause, Jeanne Kephart, Mike Romeo, Mark Foster. ROW 2: John Haven, Pat Jackson, Mary Webb, Alicia Swingle, Laurie Thompson, Dave Molesky, Kevin Smith. ROW 3: Kevin Friends, Ellen Transue, Jeff Markoff, Eric LaClair, Rob Bobik, Jeff Roberts, Jim Snas- hall. one hundred seventy-nine 0 V. K ROW 1: Dave Tayler, Mike Davis, Larry Dickerson, Robert VanBarriger, Kevin Layton, Robert Baker. ROW 2: Tony Barber, Bill Graver, Holly Pecka, Paul Muller, Connie Gould, Terri Barber, Tammi Barber, Vince Lomonaco. ROW 1: Todd Wilson, Nancy Dinneen, Julie Hardier, Dale Cross, Stephen Skinner, Mary Jane MacGregor, Heidi Wood, Cheryl Ross. ROW 2: Yashi Ahmed, Liz Lasicki, Kim Pash, Paul Whitford, Robert Harper, John Pufky, William Ernstrom, Chris King, John Turna. ROW 3: Lisa Friedgen, Bonnie Ackerman, Rhian Gregory, Lena Kenyon, Kim Smithgall, Lori Manculich, Bonnie Lee, Dorothy Lenox, Laura Pasquale. Sr. Special Class, ROW 1: Therese McGuire, Eileen Fraklin, John Hawley, Rodney Hudak, David Walker. ROW 2: James Bogart, Robert Bryan, David Miller, Sharon Moody, Terry Prince, Conrad Todd, Terri Hinkey, Mable Gerhardt, Susan Reppard, Ann Slater. Jr. Special Class, ROW 1: Mark Griffin, Robert Podoluk, Woody Rexford, Wendy Doolittle, Dawn Bryant. ROW 2: John Wood, Jill Baldwin, Bruce Mills, Lester Vanzile, Karen Gordon, Lori Levinsky, David Brown. ROW 3: John Stecyk, Dennis Fellhauer. one hundred eighty-one I AI IF Harley-Davidson YAMAHA Congratula¬ tions to the Class of 1977. FOk complimentary FACIAL CALL: TEL. (607) 722-9426 ezCaura BEAUTY CONSULTANT 14 RITCHIE RD BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 13901 one hundred eighty-two The Teacher ' s Union wishes to say Good Luck. chenang country club wm one hundred eighty-four THE CHENANGO COUNTRY CLUB Rt. 12-A Chenango Bridge, N. Y. Student Council Bridge Barber Shop Chenango Bridge Dwane T. Ketcham CV Band Nancy Russell and Carol Mion are hard at work at the Hillcrest Drug Store. ws m PLUMBING AUCHINACHIE SONS HEATING When you need a plumber call the best - A. Roy Auchinachie Plumbing Ltd., 112 Main Street, Binghamton. Good luck, Seniors! Best wishes to the Class of ’77. Dictaphone Corp. ARCO ■ Compliments of Buongiorne ' s ARCO. 638 Chenango St. Binghamton, N.Y. one hundred eighty-seven Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound’s the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost Let ' s Have Fun n l Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder one hundred eighty-eight mm Penny Kolts makes up for the occasion. % ' ri Mr. Weckel kids with a mystery teacher. A band member catches a few winks between competitions. Mrs. Millham and Mrs. Oczkowski talk after a hard day at school. I want to make this perfectly clear! :■ 7 ' . ESS sr Happy the man, and happy he alone, He who can call today his own; He who, secure within, can say, ’ ' Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I have lived today. Be fair or foul, or rain or shine, The joys I have possessed, in spite of fate, are mine. Not heaven itself upon the past has power, But what has been, has been, and I have had my hour. - Horace Dan Ryder is a 9th grader who has just given the soccer ball a hefty kick. Bill Tiesi and Bill Heisler bring in the directing podium after band each day. arsity Club, ROW 1: Jim DeMascio. ROW 2: Tim MacGregor - President. John Poodiack. Mark Fiato, Davld C erar ’ v Han- ark Whitford - Vice President, Carolyn Jagger, Mike Nolan, Terry Hill, Chuck Thorne. ROW 3. Margaret o son, R arnes Michele n, Pam Krna, D. J. Benza, Kathy Lasicki, Linda Guzylak, Joanne Thorne, Sue Warne, Karen Shaw - ecretary, hape, Lori Friedgen, Jeff Smith, Patty Warne, Peter Smyk. ABSENT: Chris Oswald - Treasurer. Dave Stroka, John Dorner. one hundred ninety-two Key Club: ROW 1: Cindy Francis, Bonnie Heim, Judy Hanson - Sec., Brett Lewis, Dave Wall, Lynn Kozina, Nancy Russell - Treas., Judy Neiss, Mary Kostick, Lori Norton, Joanne Terwilleger. ROW 2: Sue Warne. ROW 3: Lori Friedgen, Linda Lamb, Mark Whitford, Carl Tewks¬ bury, Rick Miller - Pres., Patti Warne, Bob Delamo, Joyce Lattimer, Shelly Bederka, Missi Santasiero, JoAnne Willis, Mary Beth Saeman, Nancy Contro. ROW 4: Tracy Picciano, Beth Boland, Karen Shaw, D. J. Benza - V.P., JoAnne Thome, Anne Marie Vinci, Wanda Baker, Carolyn Jagger, Darlyene Knapp, James Sigler, Jean Barnes, Michele Chape, Steve Jennings, Kera Kostun, Tara Picciano, Marguerite Cavallucci, Andy Martin. Red Cross Youth: ROW 1: Mrs. Johnson, Karen Groce, Kim Fox. ROW 2: Rene Chabin, Linda SanGiuliano, Gail McKeon, Terry Church, Sue Wall, Teri Drobak, Terry Bennett. ROW 3: Bill Lewis, Keith Cashman, Lori Reynolds, Carol Waring, Terry Sexton. During the school year, the Var¬ sity Club continued to sell popcorn at home football games and to pro¬ vide coffee and hot chocolate for faculty members during the school day. At Christmas, the club donated one hundred dollars worth of athletic equipment to the chil¬ dren ' s home in Hillcrest. At gradu¬ ation, Varsity Club once again gave a commencement award to a student of outstanding athletic ability. The ' 76- ' 77 Key Club has par¬ ticipated in many area projects, including working in a flea market and money making breakfast for the benefit of Multiple Sclerosis, Auction 46, and the concession stands at the Kiwanis Travelogues. The club also sponsored the pro¬ gram for home football and basket¬ ball games and was responsible for the nameboard at the basketball games. More service projects are planned for the school and the community. Red Cross Youth is a service organization whose activities include preparing disaster kits with school and personal necessities for children involved in fires, flood, etc.; supplying materials for Sen¬ ior citizens groups; a gift Fair for the mentally handicapped at the BOCES center; sponsoring the first Red Cross Blood Donor Program for C.V. Seniors. one hundred ninety-three I We ' ve Got Spirit The Varsity Cheerleaders demonstrate a mount. J.V. Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Michelle Sardella, Karen Groce. ROW 2: Maureen Murphy, Chris DeAngelis. ROW 3: Diane Tessitore, Jean Marascia. ROW 4: Kim Fox, Vivian Lenox, Jackie Scott, Kim Einfeldt, Tracy Picci- ano, Michele Underwood, Kathy Kulp. one hundred ninety-four Yes We Do! Pep Club quiets down enough to have their picture taken. Varsity Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Pam Comfort, Kelly Devine, Julie Roga- lavich, Val Oakley, Nancy Letavish, Bonnie Heim. ROW 2: Lynn Kozina, Diane Gallaher, Wendy Auchinachie, Kathy Barr, Cheryl Groce, Kelly Winters, Alex Macko. The Varsity Cheerleaders brought back a lot of school spirit with the help of the new Pep Club. The cheerleaders also par¬ ticipated in summer camp which helped them build many new mounts for Basketball season. The King Football Dance was sponsored by the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders worked at a football concession stand, and they made ’’gimmicks” for the school and players weekly to help promote spirit. The Varsity coach is Mrs. Copeland, and the J. V. coach is Mr. Kleeman. one hundred ninety-five Winter Warriors Senior High Ski Club: ROW 1: Carl Tewksbury, Amy Gates, Mark Utter, Chris Spoor, Denise Fiato, Cara Seraf- ini, Cathy Jennings, Cindy Francis. ROW 2: Unidentified, Kera Kostun, Mike Gaita, Rete Hurd, Bob Parke, Lori Norton, John Serafini, Janet Wright, Cathy Alexander. ROW 3: James Sigler, Rob Dionne, Nancy Contro, Kathy Neiss, Mary Kostick, Mary Beth Saeman, Linda Browne, Carol Mion, Judy Neiss, Linda Lamb, Tracy Picciano. Junior High Ski Club: ROW 1: Suzy Korchak, Mindy Murdock, Todd Wilson, Dave Johnson, Mark Brooking, Lisa DeBergh. ROW 2: Patty Klepher, Peyton Hawkes, Mark McKallor, Mike Korinek, Harry DeFenderfer, Neal Betts, Mickey Jennings. one hundred ninety-six Drama Club Officers: ROW 1: Julie DeAngelis - Secretary. ROW 2: Andy Bobik - Sgt. of Arms, Tim MacGregor - Vice-President, Pete Smyk - President, Mark Whitford - Historian, Tammy Serafini - Advertising Chairman. The Senior High Ski Club ' s program this year consisted of lessons and free skiing at Inns¬ bruck U.S.A. on Wednesday nights. Some students also raced at the high school races there on the same night. The club’s trip this year was to Gore Mountain, in mid-February. Money was raised for this trip through various fund-raising activities. The Junior High Ski Club went to Innsbruck U.S.A. on Tuesday nights this year to participate in lessons and free skiing. The members of the club were in var¬ ious levels of skiing ability and were put in various groups for lessons according to their abil¬ ity. Their advisor is Mrs. Ernst- rom. This spring, the Chenango Valley Drama Club continued its annual tradition of staging a Broadway Musical by producing the famous musical, THE MUSIC MAN. The show was the story of a con man who traveled to River City, Iowa to con the citizens into buying musical uniforms and instruments which he didn’t really have. However, he falls in love with Marian the librarian. The near capacity crowds greatly enjoyed the performances, as several familiar songs such as ”Ya Got Trouble,” Seventy- Six Trombones,” Wells Fargo Wagon,” and Till There Was You” brought back memories of the gay nineties. All the World ' s a Stage, and All Men Merely Players . . — Shakespeare one hundred ninety-seven Cindy Short tries her skill at the computer. Inside Out Staff: Scott Wagner, James Sigler, Grace Seargent - art editor: Sue Weir - editor-in-chief; Bill Thomas - asst, editor. Inside Out, a literary maga¬ zine devoted to short fiction, poems, essays, reviews, art¬ work, and photographs had two issues published. This year one issue was published in the winter, one in the spring. The advisor is Mr. Morgan. Mathletes, a small group of students who travel to various schools to compete using mathe¬ matics problems, had six matches this year. The problems cover information taught on the tenth or eleventh grade level but they usually have an unusual twist on complexity which make them difficult. The Chess Club meets once a week to allow students to play a friendly game of chess while improving their playing skills. The chess team participates in the Southern Tier Scholastic Chess League. The team play is between five and seven matches with other league schools to determine an overall league championship. one hundred ninety-eight Stimulating the Mind Mathletes: SITTING: Scott Wagner. STANDING: James Sigler, Mark Whitford, Joe Sar- della, Steve Warner, Scott Miselnicky. Chess Club: SITTING: Mike Parke, Tony Versace, Ed Sirgany, Alex Jacobowitz, Dave Fer¬ ris. STANDING, FRONT: John Turna, Ed Fritts, Paul Muller, Doug Klein, Scott Wagner. STANDING, BACK: Dave MacLeod, Bill Thomas, Alan Campbell, Jim Sigler, Mark Whit- ford. Making Things Run Stage Crew: ROW 1: Steve Smith, Bill Heislar, Bill Tiesi. ROW 2: Stephen Douglas, Chuck Zwick, Bill Thomas. Junior High Library Assistants: ROW 1: Diane Walker, Theresa Horkenreiker, Brad McAvoy, Russ Crerar. ROW 2: Miss Muldner, Mary Johnston, Lena Kenyon, Mary Fransisco, Theresa Tate, Mrs. Booth. two hundred 1 ' SET It ' - IS B jk ■Li f Senior High Library Assistants: ROW 1: Terri Drobak, Penny Churchill, Doug Miller, Nichola Lewis. ROW 2: Mrs. Brader, Debbie Wheaton, Kathy Rieder, Theresa James, Pam Dayton. Under the guidance of Mr. Van Keuren, Mrs. Brader, Ms. Muldner, and Mrs. Booth, the Senior Library Assistants and the Junior Library Assistants provided service to the school in many ways. Library Assistants made the work of the Library easier on the staff - checking out books and shelving returned ones. Stage Crew handled the technical side of activities put on by the school or school organiza¬ tions. Some activities were the Drama Club, plays, Travel Logs, Pep Rallies, and other assemblies. Helping Others Can Be Rewarding and Fun! two hundred one Ready to Work . . . Student Council Student Council Officers: Tammy Serafini - Treas.; Mary Jo Gay - V. Pres.; Cara Serafini - Asst. Sec.; Tim MacGregor - Pres.; Kelly Devine - Asst. Treas.; Don Benza - Boy Delegate. ABSENT: Helen Hines - Sec.; Wendy Auchinachie - Girl Delegate. Vice-President Mary Jo Gay enjoys a glass of punch at the reception for exchange student Dorian Espana, from Bolivia. Dorian Espana enjoys some good old American food, cookies and punch, with President Tim MacGregor. two hundred two Represents- 12th Grade - Rick Miller Chris Oswald Kathy Barr Lynn Kozina 11th Grade - Mark Gallo Rob Nearing Diane Gallaher Maureen Fox 10th Grade - Dave Nolan Mike Uhouse Sarah DeCastro Diane Masick 9th Grade - Chris Spoor Tim Reardon Mary Broderick Kim Frey 8th Grade - Tom Krna Paul Weckel Lisa DeBergh Denise Oswald 7th Grade - Jim Demoski Nick Picciano Yashi Ahmed Liz Lasicki The Chenango Valley Student Council kicked off the social calendar of the 1976-77 school year with the First Fall Fling in September. At Thanksgiving, Council collected enough canned foods and purchased enough tur¬ keys to feed five needy families in the district. One month later, Council brought the Christmas spirit into the school building by holding its annual Christmas Tree Contest. The clubs and organizations involved also col¬ lected 250 Christmas gifts for needy families. In January, Council welcomed back Chenango Valley alumni at the first Homecoming Dinner-Dance ever held. This year, a Homecoming King was crowned as well as a Homecoming Queen. During the year, Council participated in student exchanges with other area schools and attended meetings of the Southern Tier Association of Student Councils. At graduation, Council once again gave a commencement award to a student of outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement. tives Student Council Representatives: ROW 1: Paul Weckel, Tom Krna. ROW 2: Dave Nolan, Kim Frey, Liz Lasicki. ROW 3: Mike Uhouse, Mary Broderick, Lynn Kozina, Yashi Ahmed, Denise Oswald. ROW 4: Chris Oswald, Kathy Ban, Diane Gallaher, Sarah DeCastro, Debbie Surowka. We Have to Adjust to Changing Times and Still Hold Out for Unchanging Principles ' ' two hundred three Language Is the Key . • • if M mmm fltei w j J .,, w Latin Club: ROW 1: Carl Ackerman, Mrs. Dixon, Diane Bodley. ROW 2: Tim MacGregor, Steve Jennings, Mark Whitford, Julie Rogalavich, Kim Fox, Lindy Day. ROW 3: Bill Thomas, James Sigler, Scott Miselnicky, Eric Hobbing, Bill Lew is. Spanish Club: ROW 1: Sherry Vanderpool, Mrs. Seaman, Judy Jamieson. ROW 2: Beth Blanding, Gioela Porta - latin, Nora Portalatin, Gayle McKeon, Mary Carney, Sue Larson. ROW 3: Ron Drobak, Rita Slawson, Marga- rete Hurd, Andy Martin. two hundred four I W — W - ¥ m m j 1 II m 1 mk - JM X i ■ iz A ■ ft 1 ■ Ml ' Ml c J - ■ v• ®jiS iS 1 vV J _ .• ' mtu • - s rM French Club: ROW 1: Sandra Sullivan, Colleen Reardon, Nancy Kehoe, Karen Snashall - treasurer, Roberta Maurer. ROW 2: Grace Seargent, Sue Weir, Margaret Dodson, Tara Picciano - president, Linda Rogers, Lori Fidurski, Chris DeAngelis, Mary Zemanick. ROW 3: Mrs. Anderson, John Fulton, Jeff Weeks, Deborah Trattel, Cindy Rapp, Linda Sanguiliano, Nancy Polachek - secretary, Allison Brooker - vice-president, Dave MacLeod. ROW 4: Rosie McAvoy, Susan Dougherty, Gayle Stevens, Mary Anne Thayne, Janette Salisbury, Pam Smith. This year the Latin Club par¬ ticipated in the annual Student Council Christmas Tree Contest. The Club won first place for originality with its theme of A Candy Christmas.” Also, Latin Club had planned to run a con¬ cession stand at Johnson City vs. Chenango Valley Basketball game. However, the game was cancelled due to the gas crisis. This past year Spanish Club used their talents in making pinatas. One of their best pinatas was used in decorating the Home Ec room during the Faculty Tea. The club also went on a trip to New Jersey. French Club ' s main raison d ' etre” has been to make enough money so that all interested members will be able to go to Quebec City for four days in the Spring. We manage through vari¬ ous fund raising projects to go every other year. In Quebec, the students experience first-hand, the French culture and get a chance to practice the language. ... to Communication two hundred five The Faculty Tea Is a Success ROW 1: Rete Hurd, V. Pres, and Treas. Tara Picciano, Kathy Parr, Pres. Lynn Kozina, Sec. Jean Barnes. ROW 2: Denise Fiato, Ann Smith, Donna Telesk, Sue Walls, Karen Bradley, Lee Ann Romeo, Lynn Berry, Kathy Blose, Kris Winters, Patti Jo Rogers. ROW 3: Janette Salisbury, Pam Smith, Dom Lomonaco, Linda Guzylak, Sue Donnelly, Joyce Lattimer. ROW 4: Theresa Aswad, Cindy Cosier, Wanda Baker, Colleen Fuller, Rose Potak, Cindy Short, Mary Broderick, Linda Rogers. F. H. A., along with the Home Ec. Dept., sponsored the Annual Christmas Tea. The tea was a big success. The theme for the tea was Christmas Around the World, in which many countries were represented. F. H. A. also sold Christmas candles, and made costumes for the school’s musical production. F.H.A. gives a deserving senior, going on in Home Ec., an award in Martha Millen’s name. two hundred six Senior High Art Club: ROW 1: Marie DePhillipes, Heidi Daub, Rotha Stevens, Melissa Johnson, Rick Love. ROW 2: Andrea Foster, Judy Vanvaleck, Darleane Short. ROW 3: Grace Seargent, Kera Kostun, Sue Weir, Cookie Simmons, JoAnne Thorne. ROW 4: Lee Shurtleff, Matthew Johns, Bill Crandall, Julie Turnbull. Junior High Art Club: ROW 1: Unidentified, Denise Honnick, Lisa DeBergh - Treasurer, Unidentified, Mary Jane MacGregor - Secretary, Heidi Wood. ROW 2: Mary Cogswell, Chris Hess, Tina Blanding, Norine Stroka - Vice President, Laurie Carroll - President, Jim Hatton, Dave Johnson, Mike Kor- nek. This year’s junior high art club is proud to say that in the 1976-77 school year they worked on a mural for the jun¬ ior high cafeteria. Other pro¬ jects were windows decorated for the art room, a mural for the art room, door decorations for junior high teacher rooms, and projects among ourselves. two hundred seven 1 Helping Others Receptionists: SEATED: Lisa Spoor, Becky Heier. BACK ROW: Karen Bradley, Sue Benek, Denise Demoski, Cheeta Kenyon, Kathi Baldwin, Kelley Frey, Marlene Knight, Cheryl Lindsey, Colleen Gourley. Smoking Committee: Beth Trattel, Ann Smith, Terry Church. ABSENT: Jean Linville. two hundred eight To Help Themselves The Receptionist ' s job is to greet and assist visitors to our school. This past year, these girls proved to be of value to the guests of Chenango Valley. Smoking Committee is a youth chapter of the Broome County Council of Smoking and Health. The committee spends about an hour with each fourth grade class in this school district. Many aspects plus the pros and cons of smoking are discussed. Smoking Sam helps the committee dem¬ onstrate the actual happenings when you smoke. The Health Office assistants have done many talks this year to make the Health Office run a lit¬ tle more smoothly. Among these are: taking temperatures, mak¬ ing out student information cards, signing passes, and weighing and measuring stu¬ dents. The assistants help others while learning new things them¬ selves. Health Office Assistants: Terry Cook, Laura Hamel, Carol Wildrick. two hundred nine Yearbook Staff — Magic To Do Just for You Yearbook Staff: ROW 1: Lynn Kozina, Dave Wall, Michele Chape, Paula Vroman, Mark Rudy, Scott Wagner, Karen Shaw. ROW 2: Sue Benek, Mike Nolan, Kera Kostun, Sue Weir. ROW 3: Tara Picciano, Bill Lewis, Mary Nolan, Pam Comfort, Carl Tewksbury, Bill Thomas, Tim MacGregor, Don Benza, Mark Whitford, Joe Sar- della, Sally Kolberg, Jeff Randall, James Sigler. Editor-in-Chief - Tim MacGregor Sport Editors - Mark Whitford Joe Sardella Activities Editors - Lynn Kozina James Sigler Class Editors - David Wall Pam Comfort Senior Editors - Mike Nolan Kera Kostun Faculty Editor - Sally Kolberg Proof and Copy Editor - Bill Thomas Advertising Manager - Jeff Randall Ass’t Advertising Manager - Karen Shaw Circulation Manager - Mary Nolan Ass’t Circulation Manager - Paula Vroman Business Manager and Treas. - Bill Lewis Art Editor - Sue Weir Secretary - Typist - Sue Benek Photographers - Scott Wagner Michele Chape Bob Parke Mark Rudy D. J. Benza Indexers - Carl Tewksbury Tara Picciano This year, the 1977 WARRIOR yearbook staff con¬ sisted of twenty-four ambitious people. Yearbooking is probably the most involved school activity. This staff worked many, many long hours producing the book. The yearbook schedule started way back in May of 1976 with organizational meetings and train¬ ing seminars. Summer was no vacation, as staff had to get together to meet their first deadline. As they soon discovered, the yearbook days pass quickly; for those creeping deadlines can consume many a Satur¬ day. This year ' s staff hopes that the 1977 Warrior is an award winning edition. Special recognition is in order to Mr. Ralph VanKuren, the yearbook staff advisor, who throughout the year, in helping, con¬ tributed his ambitions to make this year’s book larger and more colorful than any previous C.V. yearbook. two hundred ten Sentry Staff: ROW 1: Sue Eshleman, Lorie Bolt. ROW 2: Alan Campbell, Tara Picciano, Jean Wright. ROW 3: Candy McGee, Lori McBride. ROW 4: Hildy McGee, Alex Jacobowitz, Mark Fiato. ROW 5: Michele Chape, Nancy Russell, Carol Mion, Jeff Weeks. ROW 6: Tasos Stef os, John Klepfer. Sentry is the official school paper published throughout the school year. The paper has tried to appeal to students ' interest by featuring articles on current school events, popular music, politics and their own Ernie Bombeck. e e P i n 8 T a b s o n L i f e Editor-in-Chief - Lori Bolt Assistant Editor - Suzanne Eshleman Sports Editors - Mark Fiato Alex Jacobowitz Artist - Steve Merrette Business Manager - John Klepfer Reporters - Erin Cavanagh Michele Chape Julie DeAngelis Lori McBride Hildy McGee Carol Mion Nancy Russell Jeff Weeks Debbie Wheaton Photographer - Tasos Stef os Typist - Jean Wright two hundred eleven Music Fills Our Hearts Choir: ROW 1: Ann Marie Vinci, Kelly Devine, Corinne Iverson, Julie Rogalovich, JoAnne Willis, Mark Hen¬ derson, Joe Gay, Simon Brooking, Thomas Gialanella, David Crerar, Leslie Piatt, Anthony Reale, Joseph Ranieri, Kathy Blose, Elizabeth Vargo, Maureen Fox, Judy Jamieson, Anne Ackerman, Debbie Trattel. ROW 2: Shelly Bederka, Lynn Kozina, Pamela Comfort, Chris DeAngelis, Hildy McGee, Mathew Johns, Tom Negus, Peter Smyk, Timothy MacGregor, David Wall, Carlton Ackerman, Mark Whitford, Brian Stanley, Sharon Gurney, Alex Macko, Wendy Auchinachie, Joanne Terwilliger, Mary Jo Gay, Janette Salisbury, Karen Ralston. ROW 3: Cheryl Groce, Karen Shaw, Julie DeAngelis, Helen Hines, Peggy Tayler, Kathleen Murphy, James McGarity, David Nolan, Geof Doolittle, David Howland, Steven Baker, Otto Roser, Scott Wagner, Chris Oswald, Linda Stanley, Luann Sherman, Kelly Winters, Jean Barnes, Terry Neiss, Nancy Russell. ROW 4: Kathy Barr, Kera Kostun, Mary Beth Seaman, Theresa Bennett, Diane Gallaher, Lori Fidurski, David Camp¬ bell, Donald O’Connor, George Randall, James Fetcinko, William Lewis, Donald Whitman, Mark Kozina, Andrew Bobik, Bonnie Aswad, Margaret Dodson, Debbie Willis, Mary Ellen Seary, Michele Chape, Grace Seargent. Madrigal Singers: SEATED: Julie DeAngelis, Mr. Buchmaier. ROW 1: Karen Shaw, Kera Kostun, Scott Wagner, Joe Ranieri, Simon Brooking, Peter Smyk, Maureen Fox, Alex Macko, Chris DeAngelis. ROW 2: Matthew Johns, David Howland, Helen Hines, Wendy Auchinachie, Timothy MacGregor. two hundred twelve The Chenango Valley Choir shared its talent with many people this year. The choir performed three concerts. The Christmas concert gave everyone in the audience a chance to join the choir in singing The Hallelujah Chorus. Besides the regular three concerts, the choir sang additional exchange concerts in Plattsburg, New York. The choir is under the direction of Richard Buchmaier. The Chenango Valley Warrior Marching Band gained much experience this year by participating in many field band competitions. The highlight of the year was taking three first places in the Tournament of Bands. Besides providing spirit at the football games and entertaining the fans during halftimes, the band marched in several exhibitions and parades. The annual fruit sale initiated by the band helped to raise money for its trip in the spring. two hundred thirteen I Twirlers: Patti Spring, Diane Zielinski, Captain Andrea Dionne, Carol Neulon, Michele Ruffo, Sheri Barnhill. Color Guard: ROW 1: Mary Beth Saeman - Treasurer, Gail Cashman - Assistant Secretary, Judy Wrighter - Rifle Captain, Peggy Tayler - Captain, Cathy Cashman - Honorguard Captain, Shelly Bederka - Secretary. ROW 2: Joanne Sackett, Marguerite Cavallucci, Ann Stecker, Renae Haven, Beth Witteman, Kit Langevin, Penny Koltz, Lynda Crerar, Judy Jameison, Joanne Willis, Teri Drobak, Patty Holmes. ROW 3: Bonnie Aswad, Deb¬ bie Christoff, Theresa Aswad, Teri Corylon, Amy Smith, Kathy Witteman, gisela Portalatin, Terry Bennett, Debbie Willis, Kathy Dawson, Elizabeth Bennett. ABSENT: Lisa Hitchcock. two hundred fourteen Brass and Saxes: ROW 1: Kathy Bielenda, Sue Messick, Timmie Reynolds, David Harris, Bill Tiesi, Linda Rog¬ ers, David Ferris, Debbie Bennett. ROW 2: Greg Ruf, Phil Mellen, Grant Wilfley, Don Whitman, Maureen Parrotte, Mary Broderick, Blair Wilfley, Brian Stanley. ROW 3: David Young, Deidre Brink, Otto Roser, Mark Davies, Jim Carroll, David Kreidler, Charlie Foster, David Howland, Sharon Gallagher. ROW 4: Ken Gay, Tom Aswad, Ed Carey, Jeff Fako, Jeff Thompson, Steve Kreidler, Ken Schumacher. ROW 5: Joe Bigart, Bill Heisler, Neil Johnson, Jim Rhodes, Joe Sardella, Tim Grady, Lee Whitford. ABSENT: Mark Mika, Dale Bron¬ son. Woodwinds: ROW 1: Diane Bodley, Emily Young, Amy Gates, Kim Einfeldt, Jennilyn Serafini, Gail Rhodes, Chris Winchell, Patti Jo Rogers. ROW 2: Andrea Babcock, Lynn Erich, Carol Harris, Bonnie Heim, Chris DeAngelis, Christine Saam, Carole Martin, Nancy Thorne. ROW 3: Pat Rhodes, Theresa Westbrook, Allison Negus, Diane Tew, Kim Evans, Sally Kolberg, Kathy Broderick, Pam Smith, Sue Donnelly, Maralena Dropp. ROW 4: Keith Cashman, Richard Silvestri, Cindy Leamon, Kathy Lasicki, Jennifer Ryan, Annette Hogg, Sue Dinneen, Terry Hill. ROW 5: Scott Dwyer, George Ferrari, Margaret Dodson, Steve Warner, Don O ' Connor, Valerie Kushner, Laura Hill, Linda Pierdomenico. ABSENT: Nancy Russell. two hundred fifteen Drums: ROW 1: Sue Lamb, Karen Ralston, Paula Vroman. ROW 2: Jeff Weeks, Doug Miller, Mike Sackett, Jim DeMasico. ROW 3: Rick DuBrava, Alex Jacobowitz, Merrill, Floyd Jacobowitz. and the band plays on . . . The band lines up to begin a half-time show. Are we ready? two hundred sixteen Junior Band: ROW 1: Dann Ellsworth, Julia Hardier, Paul Whitford, Mark Brooking, Mindy Murdock, Allison Brewer, Russell Crerar, Karen Dean, Dale Cross, Robert Sharer, Nancy Dineen, Elizabeth Lasicki, Janet Taylor, Brenda Weller, Susan Korchak, Marcia Murdock, Ellen Carney, John Kristek. ROW 2: Michelle Waddy, Laura Pasquale, Nancy Hoffmaster, Lori DeMoski, Steve Norquist, Mary Ann Burke, David Bennett, Steve Merrette, Mary Cogswell, Marion Lutz, Jennifer Fako, Lisa Pawlikowski, Joanne Parker, Alicia Swingle,Tracey Dionne, Patty DeCastro. ROW 3: Robert Harper, Judy Humphries, Bonnie Ackerman, Jim Lewis, Dan Lacey, Greg Stina, Fred Schum, Rick Spence. ROW 4: Judy Johns, Yashi Ahmed, Maureen Grady, Jean Ross, Jeff Markoff, Anthony Ferrari, Lisa Saema, Tina Blanding, Colleen Cashman, Pat Johnson, Dale Shaw, Larry Bunts, Todd Wilson, John Pufky, Paul Campbell, Sandy Erich. ROW 5: Dale Johnson, Mark McCulley, Ed Sirgany, Chris Russell, Curtis Schuldt, David Schneider, George Paccicio, Robert Silvestri, Tom Kristek, Chris Sackett, Peter Waring, Dan Grady, Blake Carlse, Todd Brown, Robert Sharer, Kera O ' Connor, Ed Fritts, Diana Shaw, Joe Jamieson, Pat Lynch, Barton McPheeters, Glen Whittington, Jean Hulbert, Kathy Davies. ABSENT: Eric Fako, Lisa Underriner. School Organist: David Campbell two hundred seventeen Sr. High Stage Band: LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1: Rob Damiano, Jeff Thomson, Dave Harris, Dave Kreidler, Alli¬ son Negus, Margret Dodson, Scott Wagner. ROW 2: Dave Young, Greg Ruf, Steve Kreidler, Lee Whitford, Joe Sardella, Mark Mika, Brian Stanley. ROW 3: Jim Rhodes, David Merrill, Tim Grady. Jr. High Stage Band: SITTING: Paul Whitford, Anthony Ferrari, Jeff Markoff, Barton McPheeters, David Schneider. STANDING: Kathy Davies, Dan Lacey, Bonnie Ackerman, Tom Kristek, Peter Waring, Chris Rus¬ sell, Greg Stina, Jim Lewis, David Skinner. ABSENT: Eric Fako. two hundred eighteen 7th Grade Chorus: ROW 1: Bonnie Ackerman, Kathy Noxel, Mary Kay Sullivan, Laura Pasquall, Paula Gris¬ wold, Dorothy Lenox. ROW 2: Barbara Weeks, Michele Randall, Kim Greshen, Lorie Trebilcock, Mary Jane MacGregor, Heidi Wood, Cheryl Ross, Beth Penwell, Chris Lester, Heather McCain, Valerie Wart. ROW 3: Diane Barsham, Tracy Dionne, Lisa Friedgen, Shirley Lasicki, Peggy Kulp, Lin Johnson, Yashi Ahmed, Kathy Ruspantini, Kim Kozina, Julie Hardier, Beth Hadsell, Jeff Lester, John Wood. ROW 4: Chris Bogart, Blake Carlson, Jim Zemanick, Peter DeAngelis, Mark Brooking, Todd Wilson, Bob Harpur, Harry Defienderfer, Dan Grady, Mark Hanson, Dale Cross, Rhain Gregory, Cheri Hall. 8th Grade Chorus: ROW 1: Larry Kozina, Kara O’Conner, Heather Larnerd, Jeanette Barnes, Debby Greshen, Debby Howland, Linda Clark. ROW 2: Ed Griffith, Jim Hatton, Debby Lamb, Lesa Debergh, Joanne Burke, Amy Williams, Jill Mowry, Sylvia McGarity. ROW 3: Vince Croffett, Donna Wood, Lorie Affleck, Joan Turn- bell, Danette Gallagher, Ellen Transue, Janet Zwick, Jennifer Thomas, Norene Stroka, Lorie Carroll. two hundred nineteen CTu rvitoa: SEMltm: Carjeton Ackerman ' John. RebJi Rob ert jbcLrnh art pebra. pe.nnett £Jjzabeth Bennett Christopher Jbobik kance Joronson. Patrick Carney James CarroJJ Renee Chabin Terese Church Peanna C] ine Charles Gontro Pisa Coom 6ric Cooper Roger Grjsman Therese Dropp George ferrarrj Maiy Fi nn. Kijufox- JTcirk H encler o L Rathieen Tagger Perry Kasmarc jK. Craig KenKart PtohaeJ Kina Kath) een Kaip Mary Li nehan Teem tinvi.Ue Bruce. PTac LeocL Candace JTlsCree Davicl Jlftc Laugh) in. Phi J ip ptellen Maureen Murphy Maureen parrotte Rpse potaX PominJck. Ranieri. John Reale. G re 3°0 Ruf Jeffrev Ryan Anne Smith. Rubric-la. Spring Douglas Thrall Beth Trattel Donald Vermilya Busan Walls Jerry W7Jcox Chris W njche)J Fran Yanatzi Richard Youhet Anne Ac her man jbonnie As wad We ndy RucKj nach i e Vance B arr Johann Ga-ucurxx 6he]Jy Rederka Mjchael Bender Theresa. Bennett Andrew Gobtk korie Bo)t Ronald brink ARison Brooker ReitK Cash man Jbonnie Carey j ' Richeler Chape Pamela Comfort Robert Dayton Julia DeAngeli Michele Derlott Margaret Dodson Stephen Douglas PTaurcen Fox Lori Triedgen Kathy Cjsennart Lynn 61 kins -Suzanne CshJeman korraine Gaston JPa.u.1 Gerhardt Thomas GjalaneUa ITark Graham 5tephe.ru Guth. kina a GuzyJaR Dawn Hartman Robert Hat ton BonnJe Hejm Pelen Pines Pay id. R owj and. pavid. Tagger JBelinda. Jamieson Nancy Kehoe -Sally K.o) berg Rera. Kostun. Lynn, Kozina -Susan V-am. b G j mdy Lea.hn.on. Nancy Letavish Brett Lewis V jJljam Lewis Timothy Mac Gregor Carrie Mesick Lori McBride Joseph fVCann Busan. Messiah Susan PTi J cha nows hi Richard pliHer Scott PUselnicky AluJ Mooney Kathleen MTurphy Tom. jVlegu.s Klorjna Nichols Mary Nolan JTtchaeV Nojan. Donated O 1 Connor Paul Penwell Timothy Petri sak Td.ro. Piceicuno Haney Pojacheh Teffrey Randall Cindy Rapp Rich ReynoJds Patricia Rhodes Tu)ice Rogalavich Nancy Russell Christine -Saam Linda -SangiuJ jano Joseph Bar del J a Grace Seargent Tamara Serafini Jeff Shafer Karen Bhaw Luann 6 her man Tames Sigler ft my Smith Peter Smyk Brian Stanley Rotha Stevens Toame Te rwi) 1 jaer Gar) Tewksbury William. Thomas Nark Utter -Sherry Vandarpool Bc-ottr Wagner Steven. Wdrner- Davicl Wall Siaanne.V c ' r Theresa. West b rook peboraR Wheaton. FlaHs Whit;pord Tbanne Willis Kelly Winters two hundred twenty-one Blazing Saddles? Judy Hanson coaxes her mount onward. Pete Smyk makes his way to the basket. two hundred twenty-two Sue Dineen manages to hang onto the ball. Mr. Newton goes on the offense. Mark Whitford haulin’ donkey. This year the Annual Donkey Basketball game was sponsored by the Choir. The game proved to be very successful, and a fun event for all involved. The whole game was divided into two separate games. In the first game, the Choir challenged the Band, and the Choir won with the score 8 to 2. High scorer was Mark Whitford. In the second game, the Seniors challenged the faculty. This game was very close and excit¬ ing! Pete Smyk scored the winning basket for the Seniors, making the score 10 to 8! The previously unde¬ feated faculty suffered their first loss in seven years! Congratulations Choir and Seniors! two hundred twenty-three two hundred twenty-four Patrons The 1977 WARRIOR Yearbook Staff Would Like to Thank the Following People for Their Financial Contributions to This Yearbook. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roy Auchinachie A. Roy Auchinachie Mrs. Flora R. Barr | f Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Benek Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Bederka Maggie Bender - ' 76 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benza - Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Brader Mr. and Mrs. John M. Broderick f Mr. and Mrs. Bert E. Cashman | Ms. Helen Cavallucci David Chaffee - ' 63 Thomas Chaffee - ' 65 Mrs. Catherine Chape Chenango Valley Senior High Art Club Mr. and Mrs. George Cole Mrs. Sara Colwell - Nurse Teacher Geraldine A. Comfort Mr. Will iam A. Comfort Chenango Courier Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeAngelis Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon Margaret and John Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fiato Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gamble Solid Gold Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gurney Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Gunster Gordon and Dorothy Hines Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Heisler Helen Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howland Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Clare E. Hundredmark Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Jennings In Memory of Robert H. Knowles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Koltz Mr. and Mrs. John Kostun, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson Dr. and Mrs. David L. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Lewis Miss Nancy L. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Masick Mr. Patrick T. Monley Mr. R. Bruce MacGregor Mrs. Caroline MacGregor Mrs. Raymond MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Picciano Sharon Comfort Pot - ' 69 R. L. S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Silas H. Randall Sonny Randall - ' 75 Mr. Robert Reno Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rinker Angeline Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruf J. P. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sardella Mr. Andrew T. Sigler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sigler Brian R. Signor Mr. Arnold H. Slauson Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smyk Mr. and Mrs. William E. Spring Gordon G. Terwilliger Mr. and Mrs. B. Tessitore Mrs. Frank E. Thomas, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thomas Mr. Leonard Touth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Van Keuren Heather and Karen Van Keuren Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Asa E. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Welden Dr. Walter M. Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wheaton Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wilfley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams two 1 Tara Picciano takes pride in her quilt. An Art student welding her way to fame and fortune. Open for business? Red Cross Youth is busy at work. What do you mean, What am I drawing? two hundred twenty-six King Football — the Climax of a Winning Season! In November, the Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored the annual King Football Dance. The dance proved to be an exciting event as Varsity Football coach, Mr. John Paske, crowned star quarterback, Chris Oswald, King Foot¬ ball 1976. A colored slide presentation showing scenes from summer workouts and several of the regular season games, was one of the several highlights of the evening. Quite certainly, the King Football Dance was a great way to top off the Warriors second consecutive winning season. King Football Chris Oswald enjoys a dance with cheerleader Kelly Devine. Linebacker Peter Smyk with senior cheerleader Kelly Winters. Varsity Football coach Mr. John Paske adds his words of congratulations and thanks his team for a winning season. Nancy Letavish takes time out to do the hustle. two hundred twenty-seven Homecoming King John Aiken Homecoming Queen Nancy Kehoe escorted by Homecoming King John Aiken. Candidate Mike Nolan escorted by Sue Benek. Candidate Pamela Comfort escorted by Mark Fiato. Candidate Tammy Serafini escorted by Carl Tewks¬ bury. Candidate Chris Oswald escorted by Kathy Barr. two hundred twenty-eight Homecoming Queen Princess Becky Paske escorted by Prince Timmy Paske bring forth the crowns. Nancy Kehoe Last year ' s Homecoming Queen Barb Bolton escorted by Steve Barr. Candidate Bob Hatton escorted by Kelly Winters. Homecoming King John Aiken straightens his crown during his moment of glory. Candidate Helen Hines escorted by Chuck Thorne. two hundred twenty-nine Index Aagaard, Otto: 39, 169 Ackerman, Anne: 24, 150, 212 Ackerman, Bonnie: 180, 217, 218, 219 Ackerman, Carlton: 163, 204, 212 Ackerman, Dana: 160 Adams, Mark: 21, 30, 165 Adams, William: 44, 168 Aebli, John: 21, 30, 38, 161, 163 | Affleck, Lauri: 169, 219 Agard, Michael: 176 Agard, Michelle: 156 Ahmed, Yasmath: 174, 180, 203, 217, 219 Aiken, Carl: 161 Aiken, James Aiken, John: 60, 61, 95, ■ 128, 229 Aiken, Penny: 173 Aiken, Richard: 19, 35, 61, 70 Aiken, Terri: 152 AldrichDavid: 167. | Aldrich, John: 174 Alexander, Jeffrey: Bl, 80 Alexander, Kathleen: 24, 155, 196 Allan, John: 170 , , Allard, Margaret: 146 Allen, Casey: 171 Allen, Richard: 161 Allison, Edwin: 112 Almy, Peter: 158 Ames, Robert Ames, William: 19, 107, 113 Anderson, Karen Mrs.: 133, 205 Andre, Alain: 21, 38, 119 Andrew, Charles Andrews, Joan: 61 Andrews, Nancy: 149 Anthony, Cynthia: 157 Anthony, Mark: 23, 44, 170 Anthony, William Apgar, Linda:166 Aswad, Bonnie: 61, 212, 214 Aswad, Ester Miss: 117 Aswad, John: 172 Aswad, Theresa: 150, 206, 214 Aswad, Tom: 38, 161, 215 Aswad, William: 21, 30 166 Atkins, David: 19, 32, 149 Atkins, Sue: 154 Rick: 165 -- n i Baldwin, Sue Baldwin, Thomas: 61 Banks, Edward: 130 Barber, RaeAnn: 173 Barber, Tammi: 180 Barber, Teri: 180 Barber, Tony : IS Atrak, David Auchinachie, Wenda: 61, 68, 195, 202, 212 Avery, Pamela: 146 Axtell, Clayton Axtell, Susan Babcock, Andrea: 15% 215 Babcock, John s f Babcock, Joseph: 156 Backus, Cyle Bailey, Andrew: 165 Bailey, Jonathan: 173 Bailey, Ruth: 170 Baird, William: 7 Bakay, Kara: 166 Baker, Donna Baker, Robert: 180 Baker, Stephen: Baker, Sue Baker, Wanda: 150, 193, 206 Baldwin, Jeff: 162 Baldwin, Jill: 181 Baldwin, Katherine: 151, ,166,208 JF Baldwin, Scott: 17 - Barlow, Stfcjy Barnes, Jean: 24, 49, 61, 193, J2 Barnes, Jeanette: 192, 206, 219 Barnett, Randy: 165 Barnhart, Glen: 62, 93 Barnhart, Robert: 163 Barnhart, Tamara Barnhill, Doug: 23, 155 Barnhill, Sheri: 214 Ban, Katherine: 62, 96, 128, 195, 203, 206, 212 Barr, Patrick: 39, 179 Ban, Vance: 62 Banett, Sue: 156 Bany, Michael Barsham, Diane: 177, 219 Barsham, Richard: 164 Baxter, Stephen: 44 Baycura, Johann: 40, 46, 62 Beagell, Cindy:163 Beagell, Laurie: 175 Beaml Brian: 62, 72 Beam, Janet: 153 Beam, Patricia Bederka, Shelly: 51, 62, 95, 193, 212, 214 Begley, Mark: 168 Belcher, Leigh: 169 Beldon, Dave: 30, 156 Belensky, Sandra Bell, Brian Belveg, Robert: 62 Bender, James: 159 Bender, Matthew: 168 Bender, Michael: 62 Benden, Tracey: 173 Benedict, Randy: 38, 167 Benek, Suzanne: 53, 63, 65, 128 , 208, 210 Bennett, Alan: 173 Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Cindy: 159 Bennett, David: 174, 217 Bennett, Debra: 167, 215 Bennett, Elizabeth: 163, 214 Bennett, Terry: 193, 214 Bennett, Theresa: 150, 212 Bennett, Timothy: 154 Bctming, Cary: 167 Benscoter, Jim: 19, 149 Benza, Donald Mr.: 129 Benza, Donald: 32, 63, 192, 193, 202, 210 Benza, Scott: 21, 37, 41, 154 Berg, Michael: 148 Berry, Brian: 149 Berry, Lynn: 163, 206 Bertram, Dawn: 148 Bertram, Kay: 176 Bertram, Ronald: 165 Betts, Neal: 23, 196 Bibb ins, James: 153 Bibbins, Paul: 158 .Bibbins, Robert: 151 Bieber, Dara Bielenda, Kathy: 148, 215 Bigart, James: 165 Bigart, Joseph: 156, 215 Bigart, Karen: 149 Black, Kenneth: 176 Black, Kimberly: 159 Blair, Chris: 161 Blake, Richard Mr.: 118 Blanchek, Joseph: 176 Blanding, Beth: 156, 204 Blanding, Tina: 176, 207, 217 Blanford, Tammy: 153 Blose, Kathryn: 155, 206, 212 Blose, Sharon: 179 Blose, William: 19, 150 Bobik, Andrew: 19, 35, 95, 150, 197, 212 Bobik, Christopher: 21, 44, 163 Bobik, Robert: 21, 179 Boder, Erine: 146 Bodley, Diane: 156, 204, 215 Bogart, Chris: 176, 219 Bogart, Jim: 21, 32, 181 Boland, Elizabeth: 24, 159, 193 Bolt, Lenita: 146 Bolt, Lorie: 63, 211 Booth, Ruth: 134, 200 Botting, Mike: 174 Bordonaro, Angelina: 156 Bordonaro, Raymond: 150 Botting, Richard: 21, 30, 166 Bozon, Michelle: 63 Brader, Mary Mrs.: 134, 201 Bradley, Karen: 158, 206, 208 Bradley, Lisa: 33, 171 Braman, David: 151 Braman, Gary: 21, 159 Braman, Karen: 161 Brennan, Timothy: 31, 63, 70, 85 Brewer, Allison: 177, 217 Briggs, Maureen: 172 Brink, Deidre: 150, 215 Brink, Ronald: 45, 63 Britan, Gene: 155 Britton, Terry: 147 Broderick, John Jr.: 63 Broderick, Kathleen: 156, 215 Broderick, Mary: 165, 203, 206 Bronson, Dale: 43, 148 Bronson, David: 63 Bronson, Kyle: 178 Bronson, Lance: 21, 30, 38 Bronson, Lance A.: 38 Brooker, Allison: 150, 205 Brooking, Mark: 23, 177, 196, 217, 219 Brooking, Simon: 152, 212, 213 Brown, Ann: 164 � Brown, David B.: 155, 181 Brown, David: 173 Brown, Julie: 166 Brown, Paul: 45, 150 Brown, Ronnie: 172 Brown, Sally Brown, Thomas: 165 Brown, Todd: 172, 217 Brown, Vernon: 175 Browne, Bruce: 64 Browne, Linda: 155, 196 Bruster, Michael: 167 f: Brutvan, Gene Bryan, Robert: 181 Bryan, Scott: 170 Bryant, Dawn: 181 1| Buchmaier, Richard: 118: 212 Buck, Annette: 167 Buehring, Diane: 64 Buemi, Dean: 176 BuSmi, Mark: 176 Bunts, Janet: 158 Bunts, Lawrence: 168,,.217 Buonocore, Dawn: 176 Buoncore, Robin: 157 • two hundred thirty Burdick, Sandra: 147 Burke, Joann: 173, 219 Burke, Maryanne: 174, 217 Bums, Charmayne: 171 Burns, Deborah Burns, Tracy: 172 Burns, Patricia: 160 Burtis, Christine Bush, Denise: 172 Bush, Ricky: 160 Butts, Nancy: 162 Campbell, Alan: 152, 199, 211 Campbell, David: 64, 212 Campbell, Paul: 176, 217 Carben, Blake:175 Cardenas, Amparito: 148 Carey, Amy: 170 Carey, Bonnie: 151 Carey, Edward: 215 Carlin, William: 176 Carlsen, Blake: 217, 219 Carney, Ellen: 217 Carney, Mary: 64, 99, 204 Carney, Patrick: 163 Carr, Corina: 167 Carroll, James: 163, 215 Carroll, Laurie: 173, 207, 219 Carter, David: 21, 153 Caruso, Ken: 164 Case, William: 35, 132 Cashman, Cathy: 149, 214 Cashman, Colleen: 175, 217 Cashman, Gail: 155, 214 Cashman, Keith: 64, 193, 215 Cashman, Kurt: 151 Cashman, Michael: 171 Cashman, Susan: 176 Cause, Susan: 179 Cause, Theodore: 159 Cavallucci, Marguerite: 64, 90, 193, 214 Cavanagh, Erin: 152 Cavanagh, Kerry: 176 Cavanagh, Vincent: 169 Cawley, Charles: 21, 33, 157 Chabin, Renee: 166, 193 Chaffee, Donald: 64 Chape, Michele: 64, 192, 193, 210, 211, 212 Charles, Andy: 165 Charlier, James: 164 Charlier, Karen: 170 Charlier, Susan: 157 Chase, Barbara: 152 Chase, Donald; 152 Chase, Jeffrey: 158 Chiaramonte, Martin: 32, 43, 66 Christensen, Alan: 171 Christensen, Lori: 166 Christoff, Deborah: 149, 214 Christoff, Keith: 172 Chubb, Raymond Mr.: 128 Church, Gary: 166 Church, Karen: 166 Church, Michael: 158 Church, Robert: 152 Church, Terese: 164, 193, 208 Churchill, Penny: 153, 201 Citrak, David: 160 Clark, Linda: 173, 219 Clark, Mark: 154 Clendening, Joan: 174 Cleveland, Mary Ellen: 176 jfclift, Donald: 172 Cochran, Edward: 177 Cochran, Jackie: 175 cspym Charles: 66 Cogswell, Mary: 179, 207, 217 Cole, Edwin: 148 Collins, Michelle: 176 Colwell, Sara Mrs.: 126 Comfort, Pamela: 66, 95, 128, 195, 210, 212 Conklin, Randy: 171 Connors, Debbie: 155 Connors, Kathy: 166 Conrad, Cheryl: 166 Conrad, Keith: 166 Contro, Charles: 21, 167 Contro, John: 39, 169 Contro, Nancy: 158, 193, 196 Cook, Debera: 148 Cook, Joan: 66 Cook, John: 168 Cook, Terry: 155, 209 Cooley, John: 118 Coon, Lisa: 166 Coon, Neil: 149 Copeland, Miriam Mrs.: 124 Copp, Cindy: 174 Corcoran, David: 169 Corcoran, John: 31, 146 Corey, Robert: 177 Corlyon, Michael: 157 Corlyon, Teri: 166, 214 Cornelius, William: 121 Cornell, Cindy: 151 Cornell, James: 30 Cosier, Cynthia: 149, 206 Couchman, Mark: 37 Crandall, Renee: 173 Crandall, James: 156 Crandall, William: 207 Crane, Audrey: 176 Crane, Mary: 149 Craver, Scott: 21, 37, 154 Crawford, Neal: 21 Crawford, Kirk: 173 Crerar, David: 66, 192, 212 Crerar, Lynda: 155, 214 Crerar, Russ: 23, 44, 200, 217 Crisman, Roger: 62, 150 Croffutt, Tracy: 167 Croffutt, Vincent: 171, 219 Croman, William Mr.: 106 Cross, Dale: 39, 180, 217, 219 Damiano, August: 121 A Damiano, Robert: 166, 218 Darling, Vicki: 171 Daub, Heidi: 150, 207 Davies, Christine: 146, 166 Davies, James: 157 Davies, John: 166 Davies, Kathleen: 179, 217, 218 Davies, Mark: 158, 215 Davis, Erema Mrs.: Ill Davis, Michael: 180 Dawson, Kathy: 148, 214 Day, Debbie: 171 Day, Linda: 153, 204 Dayton! Pamela: 24, 92, 159,f201 Dayton, Robert: 43, 66 Dayton, Timothy: 44, 165 Dean, Karen: 33, 171, 217 Deangelis, Christine: 158, 194, 205, 12, 215 Ddangelis, Jutlia: 66, 92, 97, IF 212 Deangelis, Peter: 26, 175, W 219 W DeBergh, Lesa: 171, 196, 207 , 2 TM _ DeCastro, Milo: 122, 128 DeCastro, Patricia: 178, 217 DeCastro, Sarah: 24, 155, 203 Decker, Jeanne:160 Decker, Robert: 161 Decker, Tammie: 166 Decker, Teresa: 161 Defelice, Steven: 174 Defilipps, Marie: 22, 147, 207 Deinhardt, Betsy: 170 Delarno, Robert: 66, 85, 193 DeLaurentis, Francis: 44, 112 Dellureficio, Robert: 158 Demaria, Robin: 159 DeMascio, Jim: 31, 91, 158, 192, 216 Demoski, Denise: 46, 67, 208 ' ' — ' Demoski, James: 44, 177 Demoski, Lori: 174, 176, 217 DeMott, Cynthia: 156 DeMott, Donald: 148 DeMott, Michele: 67 DeMott, Virginia: 165 Dennis, Renee: 169 Desko, Philip: 179 Desmond Darcy: 173 Devine, Kelly: 146, 151, 195, 202, 212, 227 Dickerson, Deborah: 67 Dickerson, James: 67 Dickerson, Jim: 152, 160 Dickerson, Larry: 180 Dickie, Kenneth: 169 Difenderfer, Harry: 23, 39, 179, 196, 219 Dillingham, Daniel: 158 Dimmick, Mary Lou Miss: 123 Dinneen, Nancy: 180, 217 Dinneen, Susan: 24, 46, 96, 148, 215, 223 Dionne, Andrea: 148, 214 Dionne, Rob: 66, 67, 196 Dionne, Tracy 217, 219 Dischinger, David: 148, 166 Dixon, David: 129 Dixon, Susan Mrs.: 115, 204 Dodson, Margaret: 40, 150, 192, 205, 212, 215, 218 Doetsch, Henry: 151 Donahue, Tom: 164 Donahue, William: 67, 85 Donnelly, Eugene Donnelly, Susan: 24, 150, .206, 215 Donnolo, Mark: 166 Doolittle, Geoffrey: 45, 149, 212 Doolittle, Wendy: 181 Doren, Jeffrey: 153 Doren, Timothy Dorner, John: 34, 35, 67, 80, 91, 192 Dougherty, Susan: 157, 205 Douglas, Stephen: 67, 200 Dow, Scott: 44, 165 Drobak, Robert: 172 Drobak, Ronald: 204 Drobak, Theresa: 90, 156, 193, 201, 214 Dromgoole, Douglas: 178 Dromgoole, Gary: 33, 173 Dropp, Maralena: 151, 215 Dropp, Therese: 163 Dubrava, Richard: 152, 216 Durbin, Michael: 127 ; f| Durbin, Rita: 124 Durst, Lynda: 169 Dwyer, Deena: 174 Dwyer, Scott: 160,-2-TS Dyke, Jeffrey!45, 68, 85 Eccleston, Laura: 168 Eccleston, Wayne: 151 Eck, Gerald: 68 Eck, Linda: 156 Eck, Thomas: 168 Eddy, Charlynne: 147 Eddy, Steven: 176 | . Edwards, Calvin: 152 Edwards, Cynthia: 146 Edwards, Lisa: 179 i Edwards, Mark: 157 Edwards, Theresa: 155 Ehlers, Chris: 170 Ehlers, Walter: 148 Einfeldt, Kimberley: 160, 194, 215 Eisenhart, Kathleen: 68 Elkins, Lynn: 68 Elkins, Susan: 175 Ellsworth, Dan: 178, 217 Emmi, David: 68 Emmi, Mark: 153 Erich, Lynn: 166, 215 Erich, Sandra: 178, 217 Ernstrom, Susan: 24 Ernsuom, William: 23, 45, 180 Eshleman, Suzanne: 46, 68, 211 Espana, Dorian: 167, 202 Evans, Kimberly: 158, 215 Evans, Robert: 68 Everitt, Chris: 68, 95 Fadden, Jeffrey: 170 Fairbairn, Donna: 152 Fairs, Sharon Mrs.: 114 Fako, Jeffrey: 21. 156, 215 Fako, Eric: 23 Fako, Jennifer: 177, 217 Fako, John: 124 Felice, Michele: 146 Felker, Holly: 51, 69, 74 Fellhauer, Dennis: 181 Fenwick, Jim: 19, 149 Fenwick, William: 21, 44, 171 Fernald, Dan: 165 Ferranti, Margaret Miss: 110 Ferrari, Anthony: 173, 217, 218 Ferrari, George: 163, 215 Ferrari, George P.: 121 Ferris, David: 167, 199, 215 Ferro, Lisa: 175 Ferry, Mark: 39, 173 Fetcinko, James: 32, 152, 212 Fett, David: 33, 44 Fett, Rick: 33, 154 Fiato, Denise: 22, 164, 196, 206 Fiato, Mark: 29, 35, 69, 75, 85, 128, 192 Fidurski, Lori: 158, 205, 212 Fidurski, Richard: 179 Finch, Cristy: 156 Finch, Daryl: 168 Finch, Kimberly: 177 Finch, Lisa: 150 Finch, Virginia: 168 Finn, Mary: 163 Fleming, Laurene: 155 Fleming, Scott: 179 Fleming, Thomas: 171 Flora, Angela: 148 Flora, John: 21, 167 Flynn, Kathleen: 155 Flynn, Timothy: 168 Foley, Marianne: 153 m Foley, Michael: 177 Follett, Robert: 170 Follette, Mary: 69, 152 Ford, Christopher: 45, 152 Forsyth, Dorothy Mrs.: 125 Forsyth, William: 69 Foster, Andrea: 40, 152, 207 Foster, Charles: 45, 155, 215 Foster, Charles Dr.: 121 Foster, Christopher: 69 Foster, Mark: 179 Fowler, Fredrick: 124 Fox, Kimberly: 163, 193, 194, 204 Fox, Maureen: 22, 150, 212 Fox, Rose Mrs.: 132 Fox, Richard: 35, 146 France, Jeffrey: 172 Francis, Cynthia: 24, 155, 193, 196 Francisco, Mary: 178, 200 Frederici, David: 165 Freer, David: 157 Fraklin, Eileen: 181 Freer, James: 173 Freer, Kathy: 178 Frey, George: 171 Frey, Kelley: 148, 208 Frey, Kimberly: 167, 203 Friedgen, Lisa: 180, 219 Friedgen, Lori: 24, 69, 192, 193 Friedgen, Lynn: 24, 40, 46, 160 Friends, Kevin: 179 Fritts, Edward: 174, 199, 217 Fuller, Colleen: 149, 206 Fulton, John: 33, 153, 205 Gaita, Michael: 31, 154, 159, 196 Gaita, Stephanie: 33, 171 Gallagher, James: 69 Gallagher, Sharon: 166, 215 Gallaher, Danette: 33, 169, 219 Gallaher, Diane: 146, 151, 195, 203, 212 Gallo, Mark: 35, 41, 147 Gamble, William: 69 Garen, Tim: 44 Garner, Mike: 71 Garrett, Robert Mr.: 112 Garruto, Paul: 21, 44, 166 Garruto, Thomas: 26, 178 Gaston, Laraine: 71 Gates, Amy: 71, 196, 215 Gates, Bonnie: 171 Gates, Carrie: 151 Gates, Judy: 155 Gauzer, John:112 Gay, Joseph: 31, 44, 158, 212 Gay, Kenneth: 23, 30, 44, 166, 215 Gay, MaryJo: 146, 202, 212 Gerhardt, Mable: 181 Gerhardt, Paul: 31, 147 Gialanella, Thomas: 151, 212 Giovannone, Ronald: 177 Goodspeed, Sharon: 175 Gordon, Karen: 181 Gorman, Eugene: 176 Gould, Brian: 170 Gould, Constance: 180 Gourley, Coleen: 149, 208 Gourley, Patrick: 169 Grace, Ellen: 175 Grady, Cindy: 71 Grady, Daniel: 178, 217, 219 Grady, John: 158 Grady, Maureen: 170, 217 Grady, Timothy: 149 15, 218 Graham, Mark: 71, 85 Graver, Sue: 168 Graver, William: 180 Green, Paul: 172 Green, Rick: 147 Greenley, Mark: 165 Greenley, Matthew: 31, 71 Gregory, Dana: 149 Gregory, Rhian: 180 219 Grents, Michael: 121 Gresham, Deborah: 170, 219 Gresham, Kimberly: 177, 219 Griffin, Mark: 181 Griffin, Mary T.: 151 Griffith, Edward: 44, 171, 219 Griffith, Joseph: 21, 167 Griswold, Joann: 151 Griswold, Joseph! 148 Griswold, Paula: 179, 219 Groce, Cheryl: 152, 195, 212 Groce, Karen: 163, 193, 194 Grubb, Ron: 165 Guerin, Laurie: 164 Guerin, Timothy: 26, 177 Grunder, David: 155 Gunderman, Richard: 148 Gunster, Philip: 109, 121 Gurney, Michael: 71 two hundred thirty Gurney, Sharon: 155, 212 Guth, Carole: 174 Guth, John:164 Guth, Stephen: 149 Guzylak, Linda: 22, 151, 192, 206 Guzylak, Stephen: 175 Hackel, Albert: 71 Hadsall, Beth: 177, 219 Hagguist, Brian: 165 Haley, Ann: 158 Haley, Mark: 151 Hall, Cheri: 175, 219 Hall, Linda: 33, 165 Hall, Thomas: 88, 159 Hamar, Jerry: 170 Hamel, John: 150 Hamel, Laura: 177, 209 Hanes, Karen: 176 Hanifin, Jerome: 146, 166 Hanifin, Teresa: 172 Hannon, George: 44, 176 Hanson, Bruce: 33, 160 Hanson, Judith: 72, 192, 193, 222 Hanson, Mark: 219 Hanyon, Gerald: 173 Hardier, Julia: 180, 217, 219 Harkenreader, Teresa: 177, 200 Harlost, Mark: 148 Harper, Robert: 44, 180, 217, 219 Harris, Carolyn: 161, 166, 215 Harris, David: 160, 215, 218 Harris, James: 163 Harris, John: 117 Hartman, Barb: 172 Hartman, Dawn: 40, 46, 150 Hatch, James: 148 Hatch, Scott: 164 Hatton, James: 169, 207, 219 Hatton, Robert: 19, 29, 72, 75, 229 Hatton, William: 19, 146 Hause, Kevin: 178 Haven, John: 179 Haven, Patty: 167 Haven, Renae: 148, 214 Havtur, Laura: 161 Hawkes, Peyton: 174, 196 Hawley, John: 181 • Hawthorne, Mark: 72 Hayes, Cindy: 167 Hayes, Donald Hayes, Mike: 21 Hayes, Shawn: 167 Hayes, Thomas: 147 Hayes, Tony: 178 Heaman, James: 172 Heamen, Joyce: 150 Heater, Diana: 149 Heck, Stuart: 159 Heenan, James: 159 Heffernan, James: 33, 172 Heffernan, John: 175 Heier, Rebecca: 208 Heim, Bonnie: 72, 94, 193, 195, 215, 239 Heisler, Herbert: 9, 72 Heisler, William: 44, 150, 192, 200, 215 Henderson, Helen: 122 Henderson, Mark: 164, 212 Heslin, Edward: 45, 153 Heslin, Patrick: 21, 166 Hess, Christine: 173, 207 Hewitt, Sheila: 72 Hill, Francis: 152 Hill, Juanita: 170 Hill, Laura: 154, 215 Hill, Terri: 40, 46, 72, 92, 137, 192, 215 Hines, Dorothy Mrs.: 112 Hines, Helen: 72, 83, 202, 212, 229, 239 Hinkey, Terry: 181 Hinkey, Terrijo: 162 Hitchcock, Lisa: 158 Hitchcock, Perry: 157 Hitchcock, Wendy: 160 Hobbing, Erich: 152, 204 Hoffmaster, Nancy: 179, 217 Hoag, Annette: 150, 215 Holmes, Edward: 178 Holmes, Michael: 73 Holmes, Patty: 165, 214 Honnick, Colleen: 155 Honnick, Denise: 171, 207 Hotaling, Edward: 148 Hotchkiss, Patty: 166 House, David: 162 Howe, Rhett: 164 Howland, David: 73, 90, 212, 215, 238 Howland, Debra: 171, 219 Hoyle, Barbara: 159 Hoyle, JoAnne: 73 Hoyle, Robert: 164 Hughes, Evangeline: 33, 164 Hughes, Marjorie: 127 Hughes, Mark: 24, 157 Hulbert, Jean: 217 Hulbert, Penny: 158 Humphrey, Matthew: 73 Humphries, Jackie: 166 Humphries, Judy: 170, 217 Hundredmark, Edward: 73 Hurd, Dawn: 155 Hurd, Kenneth: 173 Hurd, Krista: 165 Hurd, Margarete: 66, 73, 196, 204, 206 Hurlburt, Jean: 168 Hutchings, Kenneth: 159 Iverson, Barbara: 154 Iverson, Corinne: 92, 149, 212 Iverson, Douglas: 170 Jablonski, Joanne: 24, 149 Jablonski, Stanley: 73, 152 Jackson, Patricia: 179 Jacobs, Ann Coach: 22, 111 Jacobwitz, Alex: 90, 150, 199, 211, 216 Jacobwitz, Floyd: 158, 216 Jagger, Carolyn: 40, 46, 148, 192, 193 Jagger, David: 45, 73 Jagger, Kathleen: 163 Jake, Steven: til, 39, 170 James, Marcia Mrs.: 112, 123 James, Theresa: 152, 201 Jamieson, Belinda: 50, 74 Jamieson, Joseph: 171, 217 Jamieson, Judith: 155, 204, 212, 214 Jamieson, Michelle: 167 Janowski, Mary Mrs.: 122 Janowski, Zenon Mr.: 108 Jenkins, Jeffery: 175 Jennings, AnnMarie: 170, 196 Jennings, Barbara: 175 Jennings, Katherine: 24, 159, 196 Jennings, John: 19, 150 Jennings, Stephen: 74, 75, 193, 204 Jewell, Scott: 170 Johns, Kathrvn: 167 Johns, Judy: 177, 217 Johns, Matthew: 146, 207, 212 Johnson, David: 148, 170 Johnson, David: 145, 196, 207 Johnson, Debbie: 177 Johnson, Eric: 148 Johnson, Dale: 175, 217 Johnson, Gary: 164 Johnson, John: 133 Johnson, Lynn: 175, 219 Johnson, Mary Lee! 115, 193 Johnson, Melissa: 160, 207 Johnson, Michael: 170 Johnson, Neil: 80, 164, 215 Johnson, Norman: 74 Johnson, Pam: 74 Johnson, Patorick: 170, 217 Johnson, Ruth Mrs.: 116 Johnson, Shane: 175 Johnson, Thomas: 165 Johnston, Margaret: 70, 74 Johnston, Mary: 161, 200 Jones, David: 21, 151 Jones, Dawn: 74 Kalmbacher, Sallie: 158 Kaminsky, Frank: 132 Kasmarcik, Martin: 157 Kasmarcik, Penny: 166 Kasmarcik, William Kasmarcik, Vic: 43 Katen, Scott: 177 Kearns, David: 23, 151 Keaugh, Theresa: 163 Kehoe, Karen: 151 Kehoe, Joanne: 158 Kehoe, Nancy: 74, 128, 205 Kehoe, Peter: 172 Kelley, Sandra Mrs.: 113 Keltos, Cyril Mr.: 109 Kenhart, Craig: 167 Kent, Troy: 177 Kenyon, Charles: 165 Kenyon, Cheeta: 74, 208 Kenyon, Heidi: 166 Kenyon, Lena: 180, 200 Kephart, Jeanne: 179 Kephart, Ted: 21, 30, 161 Kessler, Elizabeth: 173 Keyes, Mary: 134 Kim, Gina: 175 King, Christopher: 39, 180 King, John: 120 King, Michael: 21, 38, 167 Kleeman, Thomas: 107 Klein, Douglas: 178, 199 Klein, John: 80 Klein, Martin: 23, 167 Klein, Steve: 171 Klein, Tia: 76 Klepfer, John: 18, 19, 152, 211 Klepfer, Patricia: 196 Klippel, Todd: 178 Knapp, Darylene: 149, 193 Knapp, James: 168 Knight, Marlene: 151, 208 Knight, Michael: 157 Knowles, Kathleen: 161 Knowles, Ronald: 29, 76 Knowles, Sharon: 177 Knox, Robert: 151 Knox, Ronald: 21 Kocak, Marianne: 173 Kocenko, Michael: 21, 163 Kolar, Coach: 45 Kolberg, Sally: 152, 210, 215 Koltz, Gerlad: 76 Koltz, Penny: 158, 189, 214 Konecny, Karen: 40, 151 Konecny, Paul: 166 Kopyar, Joseph: 23, 175 Korchak, Marianne: 157 Korchak, Marie: 164 Korchak, Susan: 178, 196, 217 Korducavich, Steve: 167 Korell, Larry: 146 Korinek, Mark: 44, 177 Korinek, Michael: 173, 196, 207 Korinek, Robert: 149 Kostick, Mary: 156, 193, 196 Kostun, Kera: 24, 75, 76, 95, 193, 196, 207, 210, 212 Kozina, Kim: 177, 219 Kozina, Larry: 21, 171, 219 Kozina, Lynn: 70, 76, 94, 95, 193, 195, 203, 206, 210, 212 Kozina, Mark: 21, 157, 212 Kriedler, David: 160, 215, 218 Kriedler, Scott: 178 Kriedler, Steve: 37, 160, 215, 218 Kriedler, Wende: 147 Kresge, David: 39, 175 Kresge, Dale: 148 Krise, Debra: 160 Krise, Stephen: 76 Kristek, John: 44, 179, 217 Kristek, Thomas: 23, 26, 45, 168, 173, 217, 218 Kristek, William: 25, 45, 159 Krna, Barbara: 46, 156, 192 Krna, Pamela: 22, 146, 192 Krna, Thomas: 39, 169, 203 Ksenics, George: 23, 151 Kuenzl, Tina: 173 Kulas, Jeffrey: 155 Kulas, Steven: 149 Kulp, Christine: 155 Kulp, Kathleen: 166, 194 Kulp, Peggy: 175, 219 Kunit, Don: 107 Kupper, Cynthia: 175 Kurve, Terry: 175 Kushner, Valerie: 152, 215 Lacey, Daniel: 26, 169, 217, 218 LaClair, Eric: 33, 179 LaClair, Jacques: 178 Lamb, Debra: 33, 170, 219 Lamb, Linda: 24, 155, 193, 196 Lamb, Steven: 19, 149 Lamb, Susan: 40, 46, 76, 90, 96, 216 Lamonaco, Dominique: 24, 166 Lamonaco, Patrick: 37, 156 Lance, Sheree: 76 Langevin, Kathrine: 155, 214 LaPierre, Lorraine: 159 Laraway, Brenda: 163 Larnerd, Jory: 154 Larnerd, Heather: 172, 219 Larnerd, Nancy: 172 Larson, Nancy: 166 Larson, Susan: 77, 80, 204 Lasicki, Elizabeth: 174, 180, 203, 217 Lasicki, Katherine: 22, 40, 46, 160, 192, 215 Lasicki, Pete: 36, 37, 148 Lasicki, Shirley: 219 Lasicki, Therese: 178 Lattimer, Joyce: 151, 193, 206 Lattimer, Scott: 39, 175 Lavalle, Kevin: 162 LaVasser, Linda: 171 Laven, Sue: 173 Lawrence, John: 21, 159 . Layton, Kevin: 180 Layton, Richard: 148, 157 Layton, Wendell: 162 Leadbeater, John: 39, 174, 177 Leamon, Cybthia: 71, 77, 137, 215 Learey, Edward: 164 Lee, Angela: 158 Lee, Bonnie: 180 Lee, Debbie: 154 Lee, Gary: 160 Lenox, Dorothy: 180, 219 Lenox, Vivian: 157, 194 Lester, Brian: 155 Lester, Chris: 219 Lester, Elizabeth: 114 Lester, Gary: 173 Lester, Jeff: 177, 219 Letavish, Nancy: 150, 195, 227 Levinsky, Lori: 181 Levonik, John Lewis, Bart: 158 two hundred thirty-two Lewis, Brant: 153 Lewis, Brett: 77, 193 Lewis, Daniel: 175 Lewis, David: 178 Lewis, Elna: 171 Lewis, James: 169, 217, 218 Lewis, Leon: 77 Lewis, Nichola: 201 Lewis, William: 65, 77, 90, 193, 204, 210, 212 Lindse y, Cheryl: 159, 208 Linehan, Joanna: 178 Linehan, Missy: 22, 161 Linsky, Carolyn: 175 Linsky, William: 154 Linville, Jean: 161, 208 Lobacz, Eileen: 147 Lobacz, William: 172 Locke, Barbara: 170 Locke, Rebecca: 178 Logan, Patrick: 7 Lomonaco, Vincent: 180 Lomonako, Don: 206 Lomoniko, Pete: 26 Long, Matthew: 155 Lott, Donald: 146, 147 Love, Rick: 155, 207 Luce, Pat: 173 Lu ce, Sue: 1 59 Lukas, Andrew: 109 Lunde, Eivind: 115 Lutz, Marion: 170, 217 Lynch, Michelle: 160 Lynch, Patrick: 171, 217 Lyon, Richard: 171 Lyons, Daniel: 23, 37, 147, 166 Lyons, Susan:171 MacDermott, Diana: 166 MacDonald, Debbie: 77 MacDonald, Scott: 178 MacGregor, Maryjane: 180, 207, 219 MacGregor, Timothy: 35, 70, 77, 79, 192, 197, 202, 204, 210, 212 Mach, Brian: 169 Mack, Ken: 149 Mack, Sharon: 151 Macko, Alexandra: 146, 152, 195, 212 Macky, David: 163 MacLeod, David: 150, 199, 205 Macomber, Theodore: 170 Madioski, jack: 39 Maguire, William: 19 Malchak, Scott: 156 Malchak, Susan: 173 Malik, Jay: 173 Malloy, Margaret: 130 Maloney, Brook: 31, 152 Maloney, Michael: 38, 173 Manculich, Lori: 180 Maniates, James: 173 Manning, Lowell: 161 Marascia, Jean: 159, 194 Marble, David Mr.: 21, 119 Markoff, Jeff: 23, 179, 217, 218 Marks, Jean: 164 Martin, Andrew: 25, 147, 160, 193, 204 Martin, Carole: 151, 215 Martin, Catherine: 173 Martin, David: 45 Martin, Dawn: 150 Martin, Keith: 169 Martin, Michael: 33, 155 Martinichio, Joseph: 78 Martinichio, Vickie: 163 Maruscak, Lynn: 167 Maruscak, Stephen: 157 Masick, Carrie: 78 Masick, Diane: 24, 157 Mateo, Cheryl: 177 Mateo, Mari: 179 Mateo, Philip: 173 Mateosky, Jack: 174 Mateosky, James: 158 Matias, John: 173 Maurer, Roberta: 78, 205 Maus, Carol: 149 Maus, Sandra: 177 McAllister, Kirk: 21, 33, 158 McAvoy, Bradford: 176, 200 McAvoy, Rosamond: 149, 205 McAvoy, Shawn: 167 McBride, Larry: 176 McBride, Lorraine: 78, 211 McCafferty, John: 175 McCain, Heather: 177, 219 McCann, Joe: 17, 34, 35, 78 McCarthy, Michael: 168 McCarthy, Pat: 176 McCarthy, Tim: 23, 45, 151 McCormack, Brian: 38, 166 McCray, Sylvester: 152 McCulley, Mark: 217 McDaniel, Robert: 118 McEnaney, Edward: 39, 171 McEnaney, Ronald: 39, 176 McEnaney, Thomas: 21, 37, 157 McGarity, James: 212 McGarity, Sylvia: 172, 219 McGarry, Maureen: 24, 155 McGarry, Michael: 78 McGarry, Robert: 106 McGee, Candy: 163, 211 McGee, Hildegarde: 211, 212 McGuire, Therese: 181 McGuire, William: 77 McHugh, Michael: 168 McKallor, Mark: 173, 196 McKeon, Gayle: 150, 193, 204 McLaughlin, David: 163 McLean, Cathy: 78 McLeary, Kathy: 46, 160 McLeary, Kevin: 152 McLeod, Bruce: 167 McMahon, Michael: 78 McNeish, Connie: 178 McPheeters, Barton: 173, 217, 218 Mecca, Salvadore Mr.: 119 Meddleton, James: 23, 38, 163 Mellen, Philip: 166, 215 Mercincavage, David: 156 Mercincavage, Debbie: 172 Merrette, Stephen: 169, 217 Merrill, David: 19, 71, 79, 216, 218 Merriman, Carol: 165 Messick, David: 164 Messick, Debra: 46 Messick, Sue: 22, 46, 150, 215 Metzar, Coach: 21 Meyers, Burton: 163 Mika, Mark: 151, 218 Mikulski, Billy: 166 Mikulski, Edward: 179 Mikulski, MaryKay: 79 Milchanowski, Susan: 79 Miller, David: 181, 216 Miller, Deborah: 79 Miller, Douglas: 153, 201 Miller, Richard: 60, 79, 110, 193, 239 Millham, Catherine Mrs.: 123 Mills, Bruce: 181 Mills, George: 160 Miner, Genevieve: 125 Minor, Patricia: 163 Minor, Robert: 79 Mion, Annette: 152 Mion, Carol: 79, 186, 196, 211 Mion, Michael: 177 Mion, Robert: 39, 172 Miselnicky, Mark: 171 Miselnicky, Scott: 150, 199, 204 Mitrowitz, John: 19, 79 Mohr, Barbara: 157 Mohr, Richard: 170 Molesky, David: 179 Molesky, Roy: 153 . Moody, Sharon: 181 Mooney, Paul: 148 Moore, Mark: 81 Moore, Thomas: 146 Moreiko, Robert: 81 Morgan, Donna: 170 Morgan, Michael: 177 Morgan, Robert: 109 Moriarity, Therese: 161 Moriarity, Thomas: 44, 167 Morris, Ron: 129 Moss, Thomas: 44, 179 Mott, William: 21, 149 Moulthrop, Melissa: 156 Mowry, Christopher: 21, 33, 45, 167 Mowry, Jill: 33, 217, 219 Moyer, Gary: 26, 43, 117 Muaddi, Nora: 178 Muldner, June Miss: 116, 200 Muller, Debra: 173 Mullen, Jeanne Muller, Paul: 180, 199 Munley, Patrick: 108 Murdock, Gary: 165 Murdock, Marcia: 175, 217 Murdock, Melinda: 178, 196 Murdock, Mindy: 217 Murphy, Kathleen: 46, 148, 164, 212 Murphy, Maureen: 161, 167, 194 Murphy, Michael: 151 Murphy, Richard: 21, 40, 168, 173 Myers, John: 175 Napoli, Debra: 159 Napoli, Jeffrey: 81, 147 Nearing, Robert: 19, 20, 151 Nearing, William: 19, 81 Negus, Allison: 153, 215, 218 Negus, Thomas: 81, 212 Neill, Cathy: 158 Neill, Pamela: 170 Neiss, Judith: 159, 193, 196 Neiss, Kathleen: 153, 156, 196 Neiss, Terry: 146, 149, 212 Nelson, Kelly: 176 Nesevitch, Joseph Neubaruer, Leslie: 151 Neulon, Carol: 155 Newcomb, Michael: 151, 159 Newcomb, Nan: 164 Newton, Carl: 121, 223 Nichols, Norma: 81 Nolan, David: 23, 37, 156, 203, 212 Nolan, Mary: 81, 210 Nolan, Michael: 19, 32, 81, 128, 192, 210 Norquiest, Steve: 172, 217 Norton, Julie: 150 Norton, Lori: 159, 193, 196 Noxel, Kathy: 179, 219 Oakley, Jeffrey: 153 Oakley, Valerie: 18, 148, 195 O ' Connor, Donald: 150, 212, 215 O ' Connor, Kara: 173, 217 Oczkowski, Jane: 122 Odorico, Victor: 82 Olsovsky, Denise: 156 O ' Neil, John: 82, 85 O’Neil, Joseph: 19, 154, 157 O’Neill, Mark: 33, 159 Osborne, Charles Mr.: 30, 130 Osterhout, Danny: 19 Osterhout, Gordon: 147, 152 Oswald, Christopher: 19, 80, 82, 95, 128, 192, 203, 212, 227 Oswald, Denise: 33, 173, 203 Ottaway, Michael: 167 Paciocco, George: 23, 177, 217 Page, Keith Page, Kevin Palmatier, Jeff: 163 Palmer, Laurie Palmisano, Thomas: 174 Pandich, Kathy: 177 Pandich, Lynne: 176 Panko,. Cheryl Paone, Dante: 164 Papa, Rose: 46, 116 Para, Trudy: 179 Parasiliti, Patti: 174 Parke, Michael: 199 Parke, Robert: 65, 80, 82, 146, 192 Parker, JoAnne: 171, 217 Parkhurst, Thomas: 33, 157 Parrotte, Maureen Pash, Kimberly: 180 Paske, John: 19, 108, 227 Pasquale, Laura: 180, 217, 219 Pawlikowski, Lise: 173, 217 Payne, Douglas: 146 Peake, Norman: 165 Pecka, Holly: 180 Pecha, Kathy: 176 PenDell, Penny: 130 Pegos, David: 173 Penwell, Elizabeth: 219 Penwell, Paul: 149 Perrego, Sandra: 171 Perrotte, Maureen: 163 Perry, Bruce Perry, Michelle Perry, Warren: 152 Peters, Joel: 75 Petrisak, Timothy: 150 Pettinato, Lucinda: 147 Pettinato, Mark: 21, 164 Piatt, Danny: 173 Piatt, Les: 19, 29, 30, 75, Picciano, Nick: 44, 176 Picciano, Tara: 60, 82, 193, 205, 206, 210, 211, 226 Picciano, Tracey: 159, 193, 194, 196 Pickering, Frank: 164 Pickering, Randy Pierce, Edward Pierce, Richard: 178 Pierce, Sue Pierdomenico, Linda: 158, 215 Pierdomenico, Roberta: 50, 82 Pittsley, Douglas: 168 Podoluk, Robert: 181 Polachek, Nancy: 152, 166, 205 Polgreen, Tobias: 112, 180 Polhamus, Debbie: 164 Polkowski, Victor: 39, 177 Poodiack, Barbara: 153 Poodiack, John: 25, 43, 75, 82, 192 Popeck, Victoria Portalatin, Gisela: 158, 204, 214 Portalatin, Lilia Portalatin, Nora: 149, 204 Porter, Charles: 33, 158 Possanza, Frank: 127 Potak, Rose Marie: 166, 206 Powell, Christine: 83 Powell, Debra: 83 Pratt, Laurie: 154 Pratt, Michael: 39, 169, 171.. Pratt, Scott Prentice, Edna Price, Thomas: 171 Price, Timothy: 148 Prince, Terry: 181 Proper, Donna two hundred thirty-three Pucek, Paul: 175 Pufky, John: 23, 180, 217 Puryea, Duane Quinn, Mary: 128 Raley, Kevin: 160 Ralph, Amy: 178 Ralston, Karen: 69, 83, 92, 212, 216 Ramsay, John Randall, Barbara Randall, George: 45, 151, 212 Randall, Jeffrey: 83, 210 Randall, Michele: 175, 219 Ranieri, Dominck: 23, 164 Ranieri, Joseph: 31, 45, 212 Ranucci, Sharon:173 Rapaport, Lee: 163 Rapp, Cindy: 150, 205 Rau, Bill: 83, 151 Raymond, Kari: 158 Reale, Andrea: 83, 95 Reale, Anthony: 153, 154, 212 Reale, John: 21, 33, 164 Reardon, Colleen: 83, 95, 205 Reardon, Timothy: 21, 165 Reckus, Mary: 157 Rees, Roberta: 150 Reilly, Kathleen: 114 Relyea, Jane Reno, Robert F.: 110 Reppard, Charles: 165 Reppard, Stephen:173 Reppard, Sue: 181 Retford, Woody: 181 Reynolds, Donald: 175 Reynolds, Douglas: 172 .Reynolds, Lori: 167, 193 Reynolds, Paul Reynolds, Randall: 83 Reynolds, Richard: 146 Reynolds, Timmie: 22, 162, 164 , z§5 Rhodes, Gail:167, 215 Rhodes, James: 33, 44, 153, 215, 218 Rhodes, Patricia: 84, 90, 215 Richards, David Richards, Debra Richards, Stacey: 171 Richardson, Celift Richardson, Mandy Rieckenberg, Richard Rieckenberg, Steve:174 Rieckenberg, Will: 178 Rieder, Kathy: 149, 201 Rinker, Cynthia: 84 Riter, Dan: 39 Riter, Tom: 38 RiteJiPRuth: 130 Ritter, John: 84 RobSins, David: 166 -®g Robbing, Kim: 173 Roberts,, Jeffery: 179 Roberts Tomrl60 JS Robinson, Carolyn: 161 g i Robinson, Ed: 173 • Robinson, JoAnn: 148 Robinson, Kathy: 173 Robinson, Laura: 177 Robinson, Mark: 84 Roff, Donna: 173 Roff. Thersa: 153 Rogalavich, James: 157 Rogalavich, Julie: 150,1195, 1204 . 212 1 Rogers, Linda; 155, 205, 206, 215 Rogers, Loretta: 168 Rogers, Marty: 147 Rogers, Patti: 164, 206, 215 Romano, Ronald; 152||| Romeo, Leanne: 163 J 206 Romeo, Michael: 179 ' Romich, Rebecca: 173 Romich, Robyn: 158 Rood, Duane:171 Rose, Edward: 159 Rose, Mark: 169 Rosenkrance, Jonathon: 21, 154 Rosenkrance, Robert: 21, 170 Rosenkrance, Eric: 16a Rosenkrans, Jennifer: 146 Roser, Otto: 65, 84, 212, 215 Ross, Cheryl: 180, 219 Ross, Jeanmarie: 217 Ross, Marilyn: 128 Rossell, Carlos: 151 Rossiter, Michael: 33, 166 Roswell, Mary Ann Roswell, Rosemarie: 173 Rubino, Debi: 161 Rubitski, Mark: 21, 37, 156 Rubitski, Michael: 30, 39, 168, 171 Rudy, Christopher: 170 Rudy, Mark: 155, 210 Rudy, Renee: 175 Ruf, Gregory: 215, 2|.8 Ruffo, Andrew: 84 Ruffo, Francene: 174 Ruggeri, Maria: 179 Ruspantini, Cassandra: 179, , 219 Russell, Chris: 33, 170, 217, 218 Russell, Nancy: 84, 186, 193, 211, 212, 213 Russell, Penny Russell, Susan: 84 Rustic, Donna: 164 Ryan, Daniel: 26, 161 Ryan, David: 26, 165 Ryan, Jeffrey: 21, 164 Ryan, Jennifer: 166, 215 Ryan, Mary Ann Ryder, Danny: 23, 170, 192 Ryder, Thomas: 23, 167 Saam i Charles Saam, Christine A.: 22, 46, 150, 192, 215 Saba to, Gerald: 171 Sabato, Mary: 174 Sackett, Christopher: 179, 217 Sackett, JoAnne M.: 151, Sackett, Michael: 164, 216 Saddlemire, Jack Saddlemire, John Sadlock, Glen: 163 Saeman, Lisa: 178, 217 Saeman, Mary Beth: 80, 86, 193, 196, 212, 214 Sahrenbach, Patricia St. John, Elizabeth: 86, 95, 101 Salisbury, Janette: 155, 205, 206, 212 Sandin, Thomas: 170 Sands, Carol: 86 Sangiuliano, Linda: 152, 193,205 Sangiuliano, Mary: 167 Samasiero, David Santasiero, Kenneth: 44, 172 Santasiero, Melissa: 160, 193 Santasiero, Scott: 44, 165 Sardella, Joseph: 75, 86 , 199, 210, 215, 218 Sardella, Michele: 166, 194 Sasenko, Frances; 151 isiSs Schell, Jeffrey D.: 147 Schell, Julie Ann: 166 Schering, Diana: 164 Schering, Elisa: 171 Schimpff, Debra Schimpff, Donald Schimpff, Michele Schneider, Davich 177, 217, 218 Schneider, Timothy: 154 Schuldt, Curtis: 179, 217 Schuldt, Ralph: 166 Schulke, Nanci: 178 Schulke, Sandra; 157 Schum, Fred: 174, 217 Schumacher, Kenneth: 158, f, David: 177 h ' ott, Vernon Scotf, Jacqueline: 166, 194 Seaman, Ladis: 130, 204 Seargent, Grace: 86, 198, 205? 207, 212 Seary, Mary Ellen: 149, 212 Secor, David: 36, 37, 155 Senio, Michael: 23, 131 Serafini, Ann: 157 Serafini, Cara: 161, 164, 196,202 Serafini, Jennilyn: 148,.215 Serafini, John: 161, 196 Serafini, John A.: 21, 148 Serafinii Tammy 70, 86, 128, 197, 202 238 Sestak, Sandra: 24 Sestak, William: 33, 39, 170 Sexton, Dan: 85, 86 . - Sexton, Terri: 156, 193 Shafer, Jeffrey G.: 19, 32, 150 Sharak, Judy:153 Sharer, Donna: 170 Sharer, Robert: 178, 217 Shaw, Dale: 175, 217 Shaw, Diana: 170, 217 Shaw, Karen: 24, 87, 192, 193, 212 Shay, Douglas: 170 Sheeley, Christine Sheffler, James J. Sherer, Becky Sherman, Andrew: 42, 158 Sherman, Luann: 53, 87, 212 Sherman, Timothy Shoop, Richard: 21, 158 Short, Cindy: 165, 198, 206 Short, Darlene: 87, 207 Shurtleff, Lee A.: 151, 207 Sibley, Cindy Sigler, James: 76, 87, 193, ! 196, 193, 199, 204, 210 Silvestri, Laurie: 171 Silvestri, Richard: 33, 159, 215 Silvestri, Robert: 177, 2 Silvernail, Gary: 165 Simmons, Corinne: 207 Simmons, Steven: 153 Simonis, Jay: 174 Simonis, Joseph Sine, Coach: 39 Sirgany, Edward: 176, 199, 217 Skinner, David: 218 Skinner, Phillip: 26., 177 Skinner Stephen: 186 Slater, Ann: 181 Slater, Robert: 178 Slauson, Debra Slauson, Rita: 87, 204 Sleeper, Frederick Smaies, Delmae Smales, Rhonda Smith, Amy L.: If Smith, Anne 208 I Smith, Brenda: 165 -• Smith, Elizabeth: 179 Smith, Heather Smith, Jeffrey: 25, 85, 87, 96, 192 g Smith, Jodi: 150 Smith, Kevin: 179 Smith, Lynda G. Smith, Pam: 158, 205, 2Q6, 215 - jxff Smith, Penny M.: 147 Smith, Robert: 121 Smith, Scott Smith, Sherri Smith, Stephen: 155, 200 Smith, Timothy: 26, 33, 44, � 172 jail, Kim: 180 5mithgall, Michael: 172 Smyk, Peter: 18, 32, 75, 87, 192, 197, 212, 222, 227 Smyk, Peter: 117 Snashall, James: 179 Snashall, Karen: 73, 87, 95, 205 Snydee, Sue: 156 Solian, David: 157 Solian, Helen Solian, James Sosenko, Frances R. Sosenko, Paul: 167 P Soules, Jeffrey: 156 Soule, Scott: 173 Spangenberg, Jody Spazilano, Karen: 146 Spaziano, Joseph: 172 Spence, Charles Spencer, Beverly: 174 Spence, Randy: 175 Spence, Rick: 217 Spittle, Lee E.: 157 Spoor, Chris: 21, 33, 166, 196 Spoor, Lisa: 150, 208 Spring, Patricia: 214 Stacey, John: 88 Stahl, Robin: 149 Stalker, Charles F.: 35, 149 Stalker, Lisa: 172 Stanley, Brian: 88, 212, 215, 218 Stanley, Linda: 212 Stanley, Michael: 170 Stasko, Michael: 19 Stecker, Ann Marie: 88, 214 Stecker, Terri: 167 Stecyk, John: 181 Steffens, Robert: 179 Stef os, Tasos: 88, 211 Stevens, Gayle: 154, 205 Stevens, John C.: 157 Stevens, Michael Stevens, Rotha A.: 152, 207 Stever, Dennis: 174 Stewan, Tracey . jjh. Stiles, James Stiles, Laurie Stiles, Linda: 166 Stiles, Robert: 179 Stina, Arthur: 111 Stina, Gregory: 44, 170, 217, 218 Stiner, Brian: 44, 158 Stiner, Colleen: 84 Stoehr, Fred: fTT 159 Stoehr, Jay T.: 19, 150 Stoekel, Janet L. Stone, Debra: 167 Stone, Julie: 153, 157 Stone, Mary: 125 Stone, Peggy Lynn: 170 Stone, Vickie: 88 Stetts, Steven Stroka, Daniel: 21, 33, 44, 154 Stroka, David: 19, 42, 43, 80, 88, 95, 192 Stroka, Norene: 33, 171, 207, 219 Strong, Bruce Strong, Peter: 153 Stull, John: 160 Sturdevant, Artie: 32 Sullivan, Annette Sullivan, Brian: 158 Sullivan, Christine: 166 Sullivan, Dan: 157 Sullivan, Janet: 133 Sullivan, John: 106 Sullivan, Mary Kay: 178, 219 Sullivan, Michael: 30, 38, 164 Sullivan, Sandra: 88, 205 Surowka, Debbie: 33, 168, 171, 203 Surowka, Timothy: 33, 45, 46 Surowka, Thomas: 45, 155, 167 Sutton, Steven Sutton, Tammy: 88 Swingle, Alicia: 179, 217 Swingle, Jeff: 170 Szwalla, Mona: 166 Tabor, Jean: 164 Tabor, Mark D.: 148 Tabor, Michelle: 158 Tabor, Steve: 44, 173 Taipale, Patricia: 152 Taipole, Patricia: 89 Tail, Glenford: 158 Tait, Teresa: 177, 200 Tallman, Joanne Tanzini, Raymond Tanzini, William Tator, Jill: 173 Tator, Kimberly Taylor, Brian: 33, 163 Tayler, David: 26, 180 Taylor, Howard A.: 148 Taylor, Janet: 217 Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Peggy: 89, 212, 214 Teeter, Jeffrey: 160 Telesk, Donna: 154, 206 Terwilliger, Joanne: 50, 89, 193, 212 Tessitore, Diane: 154, 194 Tessitore, Sharon: 89 Tester, David A. Tester, Joseph: 33, 44, 168 Tester, Steven: 166 Tevyaw, Jeffery: 168 Tew, Diane: 153, 215 Tewksbury, Carl: 65, 80, 85, 89, 128, 193, 196, 210 Thayne, Mary Ann: 150, 205 Thomas, Frank: 126 Thomas, Jennifer: 169, 219 Thomas, Lori: 153 Thomas, Patricia Thomas, William: 70, 89, 198, 199, 200, 204, 210 Thompson, Jeff: 158, 215, 218 Thompson, Laurie: 179 Thorne, Cathy: 173 Thorne, Charles: 34, 35, 41, 60, 80, 85, 89, 92, 192, 229 Thorne, JoAnne M.: 22, 40, 150, 192, 193, 207 Thorne, Nancy: 166, 215 Thrall, Douglas: 163 Thrasher, Jane S.: 109 Throup, Kathy: 170 Ticknor, Charles: 173 Tiesi, Lizanne M.: 22, 146 Tiesi, Mary Frances: 169 Tiesi, William: 165, 192, 200, 215 Tinder, Elizabeth: 109 Titus, Joan Tkaczow, John: 120 Tkaczow, Marc: 23, 167 Toley, Marianna Todd, Conrad: 181 Tonkin, Donald Touth, Leonard: 81, 89, 90 Townson, Diane Tracy, Laura L.: 146 Tracy, Patricia: 171 Transue, Christopher: 147 Transue, Dorothy: 46, 155 Transue, Ellen: 179, 219 Transue, James: 167 Transue, Katheryn Faye Trattel, Beth: 163, 208 Trattel, Deborah E.: 150, 205, 212 Travis, Richard: 19, 116 Travis, Gail M.: 147 Treaster, Carol: 158 Trebilcock, Deanna: 168, 169 Trebilcock, Laurie: 177, 219 Trebilcock, Richard: 159 Tugwell, Pauline Trutal, Julie: 173 Truxal, Julie Truxal, Marcina: 163 Tuftle, Linda: 161 Turna, John: 180, 199 Turnbull, Joan: 169, 219 Turnbull, Julie: 91, 207 Uhouse, Michael: 36, 37, 158, 203 Ulmer, David M.: 152 Underriner, Lisa: 171 Underwood , Karen: 33, 170 Underwood, Michele: 159, 194 Utter, MarkD.: 23, 28, 29, 33,150,196 Valentin, Michael VanBarriger, Cheryl: 91 VanBarringer, Robert: 180 Vanderpoel, Sherry M.: 149, 204 VanDervort, Karen: 163 Vandervort, Lisa: 171 VanGorder, Stacey: 178 VanKeuren, Ralph H.: Ill VanValen, Francis: 167 VanValen, Thomas: 178 VanVleck, Judith A.: 151, 207 Vanzile, Lester: 181 Vargo, Elizabeth: 153, 212 Vermilya, Mark Vermilya, Scott Versee, Tony: 152, 199 Vianese, Thomas: 113 Vilello, Michael: 175 Vinci, AnnMarie: 24, 153, 154, 193, 212 Vinci, Dante: 38, 161 Vining, Sarah: 170 Vogt, Tammy: 168 Volgimae, Mith: 149 Vollbracht, Robert: 164 Vosace, Atonia Vroman, Paula: 65, 91, 210, 216 Waddy, Michele: 179, 217 Wagner: 91, 94, 198, 199, 210, 212, 218 Wahl, Bucky: 172 Wahl, Diana: 91 Wahl, Leslie: 44 Wahl, Shelly: 156 Walker, BettinaJ.: 148 WalkeT, Dave: 181 Walker, Diana: 174, 200 Walker, Shirley Walker, Theresa: 91, 148 Walker, Virginia: 160 Wall, David: 91, 95, 193, 210, 212 Wall, Jay: 154 Wall, Sue: 193 Walls, Maria: 177 Walls, Susan: 164, 206 Walrath, Gerald: 91 Walrath, John: 167 Walrath, Kathleen: 156 Walrath, Kelly: 155 Ward, Donna: 165 Waring, Carolyiv 158,, 13T Waring, Peter: 21, 170, 217, 218 Warne, Patricia: 24, 40, 157, 192, 193 Warne, Suzanne: 151, 192, 193 Warner, Steven: 25, 32, 70, 92, 199, 215 Wart, Joseph: 178 Wan, Lori: 165 Wart, Valerie: 179, 219 Wassmer, Gary T.: 149 Waters, James 164 Waters, Robin: 153 Watson, Richa d: 120 Webb, Dawn: .33 V- Webb, James Jr I 148 Webb, Mary: 179 Webb, Nancy: 80, 92 Webb, Sally Weber, Christopher J.: 151 Weber, Rosemarie: 126 Weckel, Paul: 39, 169, 203 Weckel, William: 129 Weeks, Barbara: 175, 219 Weeks, David: 164 Weeks, Jeffrey: 158, 205, 211, 216 Weeks, Jonathan: 171 Weeks, Michael H.: 151 Weir, Harold G.: 121 Weir, Suzanne: 92, 198li| M 205, 207, 210 I Weiss, Richard: 109 Weller, Brenda: 178, 217 Weller, Toin: 149 Wellers, Shelly y92 , IggWertalik, Antoinette: 134 Westbrook, Theresa: 92, 215 Weston, Mike: 173 ] Wheaton,;Deborah: 92, 201 Wheaton, Dianne Whetsell, Brian B.: 151 Whitaker, Barbara C. , ' 218 White, Richard H.: 131 Whitford, Lee: 155, 215, Whitford, Mark: 75, 81, 92, 192, 193, 197, 199, 294, 210 212, 223 Whitford, Paul: 180, 217, r 218 Whitlock, Walter M. Whitman, Donald: 78, 212, 238 Whitman, Mark: 31 Whitman, Melody: 157 tLu Whitman, Tim Whitney, Donna: 152 Whitney, Timothy: 93 Whittington, Eric: 157 Whittington, Glenn: 175, 217 Wilbur, Duane Wilbur, Karen: 172 Wilbur, Kevin: 162 Wilbur, Michael Wilbur, Rodney Wilcox, Christopher: 173 Wilcox, Jerry: 163 Wilcox, Sandee: 165 Wilcox, Sherri: 171 Wildrick, Carol: 93, 209 Wilfley, Blair: 161 Wilfley, Grant: 162, 215 Wilfley, John D.: 121 Willerton, Michelle: 155 Williams, Amy: 179, 219 Williams, Joseph: 159 Williams, Marvin: 21, 43, 155 Williams, Matthew: 85, 93 Williams, Patricia: 159 Williams, Richard: 117 -■ 43 .,149 ..... Williams, Susan Willis, Debra: 156, 212, 214 Willis, JoAnne: 51, 80, 93, 95, 193, 212, 214 Wilson, Gordon: 170 Wilson, Grace M.: 40, 148 Wilson, Kim: 176 Wilson, Olive: 146 Wilson, Stanley: 23, 31, 131 Wilson, Todd: 23, 180, 196, 217, 219 Winchell, Chris: 165, 215 Winchell, Scott: 44, 174 Winters, Kelly: 93, 195, 212, 227, 229 Winters, Kristen: 161, 206 Whitteman, Beth: 153, 214 Whitteman, Charles: 176 Whitteman, Kathleen: 93, 214 Wood, Brian: 178 Wood, Debra: 152, 170 Wood, Heidi: 180, 207, 219 Wood, John: 181, 219 Wood, Richard A.: 148 Wood, Shawn: 165 Woodin, Stanley: 129 Woods, Hanna: 123 Wright, Janet: 171, 196 Wright, Jean: 93, 211 ® W rToseph: 172 l Wrigtuer, Judith: 40, 46, 93 ■ 114 WYighter, Thomas: 175 Yanuzzi, Francis: 38, 163 Yanuzzi, Joseph: 147 Yanuzzi, Maria: 173 y York, Cynthia: 155 Youket, Richard: 38, 163 Young, David S.: 32, 15?, 215, 218 Young, Emily: 167, 215 Zachar, Bonnie Zachar, Michael: 42. 94 Zeggert, David: 177 1 Zeggert, Timothy: 173 Zeman,; arauel: 106 Zemanick, James: 175, 219 Zemanick, Mary: 158, 205 f Zemanick, Patricia: 169 gp Zidow, David G.: 132 Zielinski, Dianne 165, 214 Zwick, Charles: 94, 200 Zwick, Janet: 171, 219 ' ■ ' -} Zwick, Michael 177 Zwierynski, Edward: 174 two hundred thirty-five It Takes All Types of People . . . two hundred thirty-six . . . to Make Up the World! two hundred thirty-seven But to the Colors Red and Gray . . . The most important aspect of my high school life was the friends I shared it with . . .I’m very greedy - I want to get the most out of life by doing every¬ thing I possibly can. The extracurricular program at CV is excellent, ranging from sports to music to art to language clubs. Extensive travel . . . helped to broaden my knowledge outside of the classroom. I know even though I have enjoyed some things in high school - this is just the beginning - things have got to get even better! ! ! - David Howland High School has meant growing up with people from all walks of life and understanding them for what they are . . . being able to hold my own high standards. Being in various clubs, participating in sports and being a cheerleader has made me open to different experiences. I placed cheerleading as my highest priority . . . The academic program at C.V. stands normally as compared to other schools . . . It is up to each student individually as to how much or well they are willing to apply themselves. Although I will always hold cherished memories of high school, I feel my life has just begun. - Tammy Serafini The most significant aspect of my six years here at C.V. has been my friends, my peers and the teach¬ ers who have had much influence on my life . . . they were always there giving encouragement . . . Being in music a lot, I’ve met many friends. Spend¬ ing much time with them . . . you get to see how you and others act under pressure. I gained much confidence in myself through my accomplishments . . .I’ll probably never have as good a chance to meet friends and spend as much time with them as I did during high school. - Don Whitman two hundred thirty-eight Being in drama club was a good experience in working with others for a common goal. It developed my patience and made many fond memories for me to look back on . . .1 feel that I’m definitely pre¬ pared for my freshman year of college ... My high school years were years of great excitement, happi¬ ness, and sorrow ... I gained a lot of confidence in myself ... I know people change, no one knows who will succeed or who will fail in life. That’s why I will never forget how we were at Chenango Valley . . . I really loved Chenango Valley and all the people that go there. - Helen Hines Students will realize how much they have devel¬ oped when they graduate to higher education, or to life itself . . . Extracurricular activities made high school more rewarding and enjoyable. They were important to me in that they helped me to learn to participate as a part of a team, learn leadership, and communicate with others - a very important part of a student’s growth . . . High school will be one of the biggest factors of my development in life and society after school. These past years have opened my eyes and helped me to see the many facets of life - good and bad. - Rick Miller In high school, I learned that a person can be what he or she desires. One must set a goal, have confi¬ dence , and their goal will be reached ... As far as expressing myself, activities were where I found I could be more myself than at any other time during high school . . . Cheerleading has not only brought out my personality for dealing with Chenango Valley students, but has also allowed me to meet people from other schools ... I believe that high school is an experience that, if undertaken correctly, can prepare anyone emotionally ... I am sure that someday I will consider my days of high school ’’the best days of my life. ” - Bonnie Heim two hundred thirty- . . . We ' ll Ever More, Be True! We love Che gngo Valley Its river running through We love the hills around us Reaching to the sky so blue. When high school days are o ' er We ' ll strive to paths anew But to the colors red and gray We ' ll ever more be true. 240 two hundred forty Taylor Publishing Company llnsrico