Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

PALLADIUM 1973 Fowujoa I We have grown into this groove, Now the time has come for us to leave and go on to another. Eventually, we must leave that, and continue on to yet another. It is our destiny to continue until we are unable to do so any longer. To search our whims, our wishes, and our goals. Though one goal may be attained, we must always strive to find yet another, and by working with our fellow men, this may be reached, no matter what its height. Jon Christopher We the class of ’73 would like to show our gratitude to Robert Prenevost for his leadership. 6 Our Senior Class would like to thank Donald Bligh for the time and effort he has given to our class and our fellow classmates. To the Class of 1973, Please accept my personal congratulations upon your graduation from high school. We hope that your choice in the years ahead will bring you rewards in many ways. This generation has been often told that it is more important to give of oneself in the development of man- kind than work to accomplish personal wealth. I believe this philosophy is commendable, but should not be misun- derstood. Many of the great humanitarians in our history have accomplished both. It is not wrong to work toward and enjoy material things as long as you do this in a way that does not violate humanitarian philosophies. Your way of life can well be a matter of choice in your goals, accom- plishments, and actions. My best wishes go out to you and your families as you leave Chittenango High School. I hope you will find your way back to visit us from time to time so that we may know a little more about the choices you have made. Sincerely, Warren E. Jerome High School Principal Dear Graduates of 1973, Please accept my congratulations upon your graduation from high school. I trust that as you leave the high school community to enter post-graduate education, or other endeavors of your choice, that you do so willing to accept the responsibilities, as well as the privileges, that will be yours. Charles F. Seamans Assistant Principal Junior-Senior High School 8 To The Class of 1973: The record shows your class has had many and varied achievements over the past years in the Chittenango Central School. I have followed your endeavors very closely and am proud to be a part of them, both as a parent of one of the seniors and as the ihief school administrator in our school district. The time has come now to put your talents to work as you choose your field of employment. Some will go to work ''Imlfiediately, others will pursue further education, and still others will enter the services. All have a job to do in the future in making our communities a more happy and secure place to live. My best wishes and congratulations to you and your parents or guardians for your accomplishments and in the future. Sincerely yours, Robert J. Hughes Superintendent of Schools 9 Hail to Alma Mater May she ever stand Always be surrounded By a loving band And in faithful homage Always we’ll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the Red and Black To our Alma Mater Always we’ll be true And perhaps we’ll wander All the wide world through And in loving homage Always we’ll come back To the days we spent there 'Neath the Red and Black In this fair small village May she ever stand; Always be surrounded By a loving band As the Senior Class From her portals flow Always we’ll remember Her as Chittenango. 10 Qtafo Mincstroni” Tom A. Wozny E. Hughes S. McCarty T. Myers R. Casler A. Boccaccio D. Henry P. Bognacki D. Mintonye D. DcFrecs G. Alley T. Mitchell D. Griffiths K. Barr D. Hatch 13 WovJIAj You Befiteufc'? Junior Pnxmj Bill Caggiano, Gndy Zimmer, Dennis Loop, Debbie Honors, Ellen Hughes, Kevin Barr, Collette Kirsch, Ed Schmidtka. CofioUA Mm W(Mj fCfoigs fltotL 0ueeaS Ellen Hughes, Kevin Barr 15 Debbie Honors, Dennis Loop ROBIN ADAIR LIKES: bonfires, smiling people, horses DISLIKES: cold, two-faced people AMBITION: To make it through college (?), to be some kind of artist. FONDEST MEMORY: I don’t have one yet. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Unhappy times, G.H.H.D. GARY R. ALLEY LIKES: Sue, 3, sports, money, John Wayne DISLIKES: nosey people, Utica Ref’s, losing last and most important game. AMBITION: to kick a 64 yard field goal FONDEST MEMORY: kicking my first point I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Hotlips and his Agway, the Camden game SHARON JEAN ALLEN LIKES: RAM, happiness, pizza, Saturday nights, smiling people, cats and farms DIS- LIKES: the war, noisy girls, and cold weather AMBITION: To be a legal secretary and live a happy life with a very special person. FONDEST MEMORY: Nov. 14. 1969 and most of the days following I’D LIKE TO FORGET: certain sad memo- ries MIKE ALLEN LIKES: CCJ, good friends, our band, Yamaha 175’s DISLIKES: R.M., K.H., people who think they are better than others AMBITION: T.M.C.J.A.B. H.A.H.T.K., to be a member of the F.O.I.H.T. FONDEST MEMORY: June 12, 1972 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: two weeks of Sept. 72 JIM ARMSTRONG LIKES: B.J., blondes, parties, Tom’s skin head, concerts, Hockey DISLIKES: French, stuck up people, C.K., Dans door knob face. AMBITION: to buy the Pinnacle. To be the next Ronald McDonald FONDEST MEMORY: C.G. party 71 72, T.JJ. Cazenovia I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Harvey 71, the bon- fire, Eastwood, Camdens football game 18 CAROL BACEL LIKES: laughing, eerie stories, friends DISLIKES: grey cars, always being asked what’s the matter?”. Needless worry. AMBITION: to be able to say I know” instead of I don’t know” when asked an intel- ligent question FONDEST MEMORY: Nov. 15, 1970, playing the little old lady”, the B B adventures I’D LIKE TO FORGET: every dumb thing I ever did DALE BLANDING LIKES: Eva. Skidoos DISLIKES: Yamahas, Sno-Jets AMBITION: to be happy FONDEST MEMORY: Owning my first Ski- doo I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Many things KEVIN BARR LIKES: Puppy dogs, questions, the 3 stooges (C, S.. and B ), people that strive for what they believe in even if they fall on their faces. DISLIKES: Losing, no showers after a COLD practice, all fours on the hill. 98 sweeps, Utica Refs AMBITION: To raise and train watchdogs to guard the sunflower plant in Fargo. North Dakota FONDEST MEMORY: 7 25 72, watching my hero get tossed out of the Oneida game I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 11 3 72, 9 22 72, all the things I promised myself I would do but never did TOM J. BALLARD LIKES: Noni, navy blue, snowmobiles, cars DISLIKES: Humanities, gening up in the morning AMBITION: To be happy, school FONDEST MEMORY: meeting Mrs. Button. Liverpool High I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a certain first date ARTHUR AUSTIN BOCCACCIO LIKES: Tolkien, Rachmoninoff, parapsychol- ogy, oceans, sunlight, people and animals DISLIKES: doctors. Math, bigots, jazz, and not being accepted for what I am AMBITION: Join Peace Corps, travel, become deaf educator FONDEST MEMORY: May 72, Spanish 4, and Drama Club I’D LIKE TO FORGET: If there’s anything I’d like to forget. I’ve forgotten 19 PAT BOGNACKl LIKES: Smiling faces, B. and B Adventures, people, field trips DISLIKES: Spaghetti, closed minds AMBITION: to be the first lady foreign corre- spondent in Russia, to write funny’s for Bub- ble gum wrappers FONDEST MEMORY: A Jewish baker lady, traveling across the country and getting my driver’s license. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 50 of my mistakes LINDA BROWNSON LIKES: Ed, third period study hall and the kids in it DISLIKES: first period gym class, certain peo- ple AMBITION: T B F W R T.G.A FONDEST MEMORY: times spent with a certain person I’D LIKE TO FORGET: my 15th birthday, 3 28 72 SHARON BRITTING LIKES: Terrel and Mach I’s, pizza DISLIKES: Health, school lunches, the airport AMBITION: T M T.D P.. and become a licensed beautician FONDEST MEMORY: May 7, 1971 at 4:00 p.m. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: FBC parking lot RON BREED LIKES: Fast cars. Fast women. Southern hospi- tality DISLIKES: rotten weather AMBITION: to be number 1 in whatever I do FONDEST MEMORY: B.C. M.C. PD LIKE TO FORGET: 9th period English class MARK BRUDZ LIKES: Female people, heavy music, moog synthesizer, flakes down in the music room and a certain someone DISLIKES: B.H.D., pushy persons, S.P., stuck- up felines AMBITION: to do what comes naturally FONDEST MEMORY: Olivar 20 CHERRIE BURGHARD LIKES: E.M.R. Ill, horses, music, snowmobil- ing DISLIKES: liver, people in a bad mood AMBITION: to marry E.M.R. Ill, to become a music teacher, to live on a farm FONDEST MEMORY: 2 13 70 senior picnic •’72” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: some of my junior year FRANCIS CARLYLE CARMAN LIKES: the gang, and having fun at Lake George DISLIKES: People who use Drugs”. Bob Woodstock AMBITION: to paint the White House, to leav Chitt. FONDEST MEMORY: Getting ripped off, having my own comer I D LIKE TO FORGET: My last haircut WILLIAM J. CAGGIANO LIKES: Cindy, the football team. Bob. Fred. 'Norm. Mom and Dad. Frank DISLIKES, snobs, coaches who don’t agree, tests AMBITION: to succeed FONDEST MEMORY: the First Time.” buy- ing my first car I D LIKE TO FORGET: paying for my first car E. JAY BUTTON LIKES: People, music, a helping hand DISLIKES: Old, filthy, stuffy. locker rooms AMBITION: to make the best out of life with His help FONDEST MEMORY: getting an adult pan in a musical I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Spanish. Miss Hodel’s lace stockings RENE CASLER LIKES: night, stars, happiness, blue jeans , my wonderful friends DISLIKES: loneliness, false people, study halls AMBITION: to live a content and happy life FONDEST MEMORY: the 73 seniors and many fantastic times I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the disappointments and lonely moments in my past 21 GERALD CHAFEE LIKES: T.S., Civil Air Patrol, electronics, teachers as friends and not as teachers, A.F.R.O.T.C. DISLIKES: People that dislike me AMBITION: Join A.F.R.O.T.C and T.M.T.S., become an electrical engineer FONDEST MEMORY: T.S., Mr Chandler’s shop, the Shea family I’D LIKE TO FORGET: survival training in C.A.P., being cut down by T.S. JON CHRISTOPHER LIKES: Body work, my car, free lance basket- ball, vacation DISLIKES: the thought of 4 more years of school, vivisections, hayin’. Chapman AMBITION: specimen for famous mcd. school FONDEST MEMORY: my birth, all the excit- ing times I had in high school, Santorellis I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Latin, all the boring times I’ve had in high school BILL CHAPMAN LIKES: doing things nobody else will, putting somebody over backwards on a football field, and Teresala DISLIKES: closed minds that don’t have mouths to watch, remembering that people like P W exist. AMBITION: to do all the things that people said I did FONDEST MEMORY: beating V.V.S. 21-0 and the Hereafter, the Lake Street Gang, find- ing friends. I’D LIKE TO FORGET Nothing KATHLEEN CHANDLER LIKES: running track, music, performing, mud puddles, barefcct hippies, the cozy flannel shirt DISLIKES: my laugh, freezing, being naive, yelling, women’s lib, trying to figure out what Linda’s talking about. AMBITION: to be able to say I’ve been out of New York State FONDEST MEMORY: 4 2 71 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Latin Convention ’72 CRAIG CLARK 22 DELPHINE COMPOLI LIKES: snow, art, ski-dooing and people who laugh DISLIKES: Rain, unhappy people and cold swimming pools AMBITION: to have a great time in life FONDEST MEMORY: having fun working on stage crew and designing the poster and program cards I’D LIKE TO FORGET: getting up in front of a Journalism class to give a speech TERESA COSTANZO LIKES: B.C., the ride to Saranac, people, listen- ing, being involved, taking long walks, Keuka DISLIKES: Jim’s snake, being stupid, partial refs, rolls AMBITION: to live in a dimple and have a house full of kids with silver teeth FONDEST MEMORY: 10 1 72 the Her- eaftcr, Italy, finding the hidden valiey, painting frank I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 4 22 72 being unsure, being scared while sleeping out, the Big Search MARGIE CONSTANCE LIKES: Mark, all kinds of people, nature, a dark night with a full moon, with many stars, my friends DISLIKES, fights, being fat, people who tell me what to do, War AMBITION: To always be contented in what I do, and to lead a fulfilling life. To be a nurse. To live happily ever after. T.M.M.W. FONDEST MEMORY: Oct. 21, 1972, our sen- ior class. French with Mrs. Langdon, Canastota Field days I’D LIKE TO FORGET: all my mistakes I ever made the summer of 72 JOHN CONNELL LIKES: Likes and cannons DISUKES: Dislikes! AMBITION: to be amotivated FONDEST MEMORY: 1972 Camden Game??? I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Like to forget my amnesia CURTISS COTTON LIKES: Sandy, Paul’s parties, the gang, skip- ping school DISLIKES: Driving down to Cortland on the side of my truck. AMBITION: to appear live and onstage at Madison Square Gardens with Survival FONDEST MEMORY: April 2, 1972 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a Monday night in July 23 JOEL G COTTON LIKES: S.D., 65 Mustang, friends, someone to talk to. Vacations DISLIKES: V. Football, working on Ford’s, working for nothing AMBITION: T G.T H O.O.C., T.G.H.E.D., T.G.B.W.S. FONDEST MEMORY: The days at the falls I’D LIKE TO FORGET: all the bad times I had, the times no one was there CHARLES DENNEY LIKES: skiing, Conquestador DISLIKES: cross-country, ski boots that don’t stay on the skis AMBITION: to be my own boss, a carpenter FONDEST MEMORY: skiing at Old Forge I’D LIKE TO FORGET: D.N.F. at Old Forge DANIEL DeFREES LIKES: Yamaha’s, Harley’s DISLIKES: raw oysters, Honda’s AMBITION: to travel around the country FONDEST MEMORY: Haunting Hatch, the cycle races at the state fair. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: working on our year- book JOHN DEFORGE LIKES: Allison, hunting, steak, french fries DISLIKES: J.C., ham AMBITION: to work, to get a deer bow hunt- ing, just to have a good life. FONDEST MEMORY: June 9, 1972, the end of 11th grade I’D LIKE TO FORGET: J.C. KAREN MARIE DONNELLY LIKES: James Taylor, Neil Young, mountains, candles, flowers, thunder, rainstorms DISLIKES: Regents Chemistry, water fights, the red team AMBITION: to learn how to surf FONDEST MEMORY: Oliver Rehearsals, the flood I’D LIKE TO FORGET: A bike ride to Pcrry- ville falls, 5 4 72 24 KATHLEEN DONNELLY LIKES: Math, John Sebastian, strawberry can- dles, snowflakes DISLIKES: tomatoes, lumpy strawberry jelly, being scared AMBITION: to be an individual and not always follow the crowd FONDEST MEMORY: Oliver” wildwood, New Jersey I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Regents Chemistry, a bike ride to Perryville falls LINDA FREUNSCHT LIKES: horses, ragtime music, driving K.C. batty DISLIKES: cold turnip sandwiches, women’s lib, people who put burdocks in your hair, Kevin Barr stepping on my feet AMBITION: to play one song without getting any strange looks from Mr. G, to get lucky some Wednesday FONDEST MEMORY: 6 10 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Oliver, Latin 2 KIM FRENCH LIKES: pizza, orange, papoose, Fritz, pullover shirts, study halls that I don’t go to. stock car races, bowling, making people mad DISLIKES: YAMAHA’s, stuck up people, get- ting hair cuts, going slow AMBITION: to go to Florida, to die when it’s time, to buy a sharp looking car FONDEST MEMORY: T.G.T.T.M W.P I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Senior year 9th period, flunking English 3, shaving off my moustache, the gang at Chings house B U M S. ERIC FIETZE LIKES: Becky, skiing, snowmobiling DISLIKES: being along and bored, people that talk behind your back 63 AMBITION: being happy, to go to college. earn much money and marry the girl I want FONDEST MEMORY: Chittenango High. 11 5 72 Chittenango Field days I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a certain Friday night, Casowasco EILEEN GAUT LIKES: genuine sincerity, resounding laughs, optimism intelligent people DISLIKES: hypocrites, people who put them- selves above others, pessimism, cold weather and snow AMBITION: to keep my mouth shut under certain conditions, some field of education FONDEST MEMORY: all the fun I’ve had with my friends, homeroom discussions I’D LIKE TO FORGET: arguments especially one that occurred 10 10 72 with M.K. and expanded out of proportion 25 LINDA GAUT LIKES: People, animals, to eat, T.V., S.M. DISLIKES: Grammar correcting sister, people who worry about other people, lima beans AMBITION: keep my mouth shut in other’s problems. Rescue worker FONDEST MEMORY: bicycle trip to Wat- kins Glen, camping in the woods I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing KEVIN GOUX LIKES: Chcri”, red hair freckles, myself, wine, women and X.E.S., bass guitar, weekends (G.N.I.K.R.A.P.) My Car DISLIKES: Bigmouths, school, D.H., Big H”, Mr. M” school, bathrooms, red VW’s (alias brown) M.D. AMBITION: Tycoon, to have the fastest car in the world. Bathroom bomber. Hollywood Star” FONDEST MEMORY: Sept. 17, 1972 Tremor of 42” (Jan. 11, 55) Chcri” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Sept. 18, 1972, C.C.S. LINDA CHRISTINE GILLETTE LIKES: Beautiful people, freaks, long hair, faded, patched, blue jeans DISLIKES: cold weather, being pushed in cold water, people who don’t seek help when they need it. AMBITION: Travel cross country with my peanut butter and jelly FONDEST MEMORY: all the fantastic people whom I have met. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the time Kootchie’s knee went out when we skipped and got caught SUSAN GETMAN LIKES: T.V., eating snow, records, and money DISLIKES: 6th period study halls, rain AMBITION: to get a job FONDEST MEMORY: a certain history teacher I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the beginning of my Senior year PAT GOODROE 26 GARY GRAVERSON LIKES: Money power, blue eyes, brown eyes and green eyes, J.O. DISLIKES: getting drunk, smoking various things, driving fast, going to all night parties AMBITION: to make a million and retire before I’m 21 years old FONDEST MEMORY: Ski Club, Chris and all my friends I’D LIKE TO FORGET: S.J. JOSEPH GROSSO LIKES: the outdoors, tennis, peace and quiet and scrounging DISLIKES: spastic people, spiteful people, atheists, and loud mouths AMBITION: ecologist, evangelist, sports pro, reaching a height of 6’ and gaining 50 pounds FONDEST MEMORY: 8 16 71 and 10 16 72 I'D LIKE TO FORGET: weasling out of trou- ble, all the times I got caught skipping classes, and Spanish 3 DEBORAH LEE GRIFFITHS LIKES: Dwight, tango, fish sandwiches, sleep- ing out, parties DISLIKES: Curly hair, FRIZZIES, broken legs, hospitals. DENTISTS AMBITION: to see Dwight walk again, to love a certain someone for the rest of my life FONDEST MEMORY: Thursday, December 9, 1971 and getting stuck I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Sundcc’s party and my turkey dinner (Stringbeans) SCOTT GREENE LIKES: winter. Dr. Ed., my study halls DISLIKES: nothing AMBITION: to become whatever I want FONDEST MEMORY: Halloween 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a lot of things BARBARA GRULKE LIKES: summer parties, rock concerts, and Lin- da’s driving DISLIKES: a certain person, Cortland College, miserable people and N.Y.S. AMBITION: to live a happy life and go to MC FONDEST MEMORY: a summer party at LG.’s summer vacations at C.L” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: all the bad times I’ve ever had and the summer of 72 27 JEANINE HAFNER LIKES: skipping school, Florida, food, shop- ping for shoes DISLIKES: rwo-faced people, school, sharing things with other people AMBITION: interior decorator and to meet a rich man. to live in Florida FONDEST MEMORY: My summer in Flo- rida. being with Shelley on summer weekends, good times with Ricky I’D LIKE TO FORGET: many, many argu- ments MARK HAYNES LIKES: R.C. or who ever I’m with (female) DISLIKES: physical fitness test, A.W AMBITION: to travel around the country FONDEST MEMORY: Mr. Di’s TALKS I’D LIKE TO FORGET: My antennae DAVID HATCH LIKES: skiing, motorcycles, sports DISLIKES: the hill, sour milk, cross-country skiing AMBITION: to become an All-American ski bum FONDEST MEMORY: the time I spent in High School knowing, learning and working with a lot of people. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: I would like to for- get the name HL DWIGHT HART LIKES: DEB, mopars, most people, drag races DISLIKES: iealous people, motorcycles, Cana- dians, Varsity sports at C.C.S. AMBITION: to make up for lost time in every area and to drive a new car FONDEST MEMORY: 69 Potato Harvest and getting stuck I’D LIKE TO FORGET: May 13 1:00 p.m. Sat. and following months JANET LEE HEIMERMANN LIKES: music, summer nite walks, jeans, pea- nut butter:fluffer nutters, making people laugh, home, walking barefoot (W.S.) DISLIKES: John Wayne, disappointments, get- ting yelled at by Mr. Arnold, bacon grease sandwiches, seeing people upset. AMBITION: to help people in need and show them God’s love FONDEST MEMORY: Camp Hunt and Texas 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Alley’s Drive-in 28 DALE HENRY LIKES: Harley’s, hard rock, study hall’s, hunt- ing DISLIKES: Yamaha’s, stuck up people, feeding calves AMBITION: To build the meanest chopper on the road FONDEST MEMORY: The night Paul and I took off I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Hotlips, last years deer season, my misfortunes TIM HORGAN LIKES: Cherries”, calling a person Squeaky, Hampton Beach, plenty of friends DISLIKES: Fords, intruders, false people, rain AMBITION: To make my mark and be recog- nized for it FONDEST MEMORY: Carnage. Friday nights, Citco I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Any thing I’ve ever done to hurt anybody, 360 miles X DEBORAH S. HONORS LIKES: Ken, being happy, chccrleading. all my good friends, riding the cheerleading bus with Mr. Couse, Mr. Pren's and Mr. Brewer’s classes DISLIKES: Getting in arguments with fellow classmates, leaving all my friends next year, getting yelled at by Miss Collura AMBITION: To become a biological tech., to be happy with life and someone very special FONDEST MEMORY: 12 9 71, The class of 73 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: All my math classes, all my Fs on my report cards JOHN HOFFMANN LIKES. No. 20, smiling girls, water skiing, ”69” fords, and talking to Chris DISLIKES: Getting caught, spending money, putting gas in my car, quiet people AMBITION: To sec the world as it really is FONDEST MEMORY: Going to Canada. 11 28 54 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The day my boat sank LYNDA HOUSE LIKES: Ricky, my chevclle, summers at Kasoag lake, weekends DISLIKES: Pushy people that think they’re great AMBITION: to get a job and be happy FONDEST MEMORY: Nov. 23, 71. skipping out on the cycle I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Trying to get my poster back 29 ELLEN L HUGHES LIKES: Fish sandwiches, Elton John and all the martyrs DISLIKES: To be without a close friend AMBITION: Too early for me to say FONDEST MEMORY: The old friends and R. Prenevost’s philosophy (unabsorbed) I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing DEBBIE JENKINS LIKES: HAIRY CHESTS, fattening foods, T.V., records and snow DISLIKES: Vegetables, 6th period study hall, and rain AMBITION: TO GET A GUY FONDEST MEMORY: My sophomore year at C.C.S., a certain history teacher I’D LIKE TO FORGET: My mistoales in Drivers Ed ED JEMOLA LIKES: B.B., S.A., School DISLIKES: Macaroni and Cheese, giveruppers AMBITION: To succeed in everything FONDEST MEMORY: 10 14 72,9 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Gee, I forgot ERIC JACKSON LIKES: Friendly people, music, sports DISLIKES: Running X-C in the mud AMBITION: College I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Biology class EUDORA DIANE JESSUP LIKES: Bob. roller skating, water skiing, sin- cere people DISLIKES: Deceitful ness, fighting AMBITION: To become a registered nurse FONDEST MEMORY: 9 30 71 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad things in life 30 FAITH JONES LIKES: Duane, country western music, pizza DISLIKES: Bossy people, jealous people AMBITION: T.M.D.H.W. and BE HAPPY FONDEST MEMORY: Sept. 12, 1969, Jan. 2, 1971 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 6th period study hall BECKY KILLIAN LIKES: Snow, walking, people with sincere smiles, animals, little kids, writing poetry, The Carpenters DISLIKES: Stuck up people, mud, Monday mornings, banging into things AMBITION: Help handicapped or retarded children, make others happy FONDEST MEMORY: My senior year, the friends I’ve made in school, getting 90 on His- tory regents I’D LIKE TO FORGET: English 3. my occa- sional insanity of daydreaming, math II regents STEVE KEVILLE LIKES: Girls, and fast cars DISLIKES: School, nosey people AMBITION FONDEST MEMORY: Getting thrown out for skipping four times in two years. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The past, present and future MELANIE KELSEY LIKES: Warm open individuals with wild imaginations, the country, privacy and THE GOOD TIMES DISLIKES: Conservatives who think they are liberal, cold bitter people AMBITION. Landscape Architect and to make life more interesting FONDEST MEMORY: NYC, just being happy and myself I’D LIKE TO FORGET: My Junior year and black dogs RICHARD L KIMLER LIKES: Sports, Beatles, Scout Camp, Limburger cheese DISLIKES: Dancing, Losing, Swedish meat- balls AMBITION: To be a sober millionaire FONDEST MEMORY: My experience at Phil- mont and coming home I’D LIKE TO FORGET: All the stupid things I do COLETTE CECELIA KIRSCH LIKES: Ed, horses, art, spons, math, cheesebur- gers, French, summer, money, smiling DISLIKES: Ccnain people, snow, losing, tests, being mad, getting bossed around, frowns AMBITION: To inherit a fortune, own an Appaloosa. and be happy FONDEST MEMORY: My Junior year 1971- 72. those that made it and things that bright- ened it (the jr. prom) I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 9th grade, the Cam- den game, the mistakes I’ve made DENISE LANING LIKES: B.V. and coke, beer nuts, worms DISLIKES Foam, dirty young men (meatball) spinach, a cenain senior!, to be hun, huning others AMBITION: To invent a spillproof can and rubber mailboxes, to kiss a frog, to be happy FONDEST MEMORY: Sue’s hill, Oct 31, 1971, the night I met the grass hopper 12 11 71 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 11 4 72, Sundays and a cenain person 5 30 69 BARBARA L KOZAK LIKES: lemon pie, pictures, 4, blue eyes, Woz, Latin Conventions, The Pentagang , Reeses Cups DISLIKES: Losing, D.Z.D., being hurt, fat, people popping my bubble gum bubbles AMBITION: To keep my promise to Char and Anne, to be happy FONDEST MEMORY: 6 19 70, C.M.’s par- ties, Holdridges' camp, Oklahoma, 4 years of cheerleading I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Bridgeport Field Days 71, The Camden Football Game 72, Being Florence Nightengale with Reenic CAROL JEANNE KOHLES LIKES: G.S., sunny days, making people happy, and nature DISLIKES: Spinach, liver, being alone, conceit, pain and sorrow AMBITION: To help people find their way through darkness and hard times, and always be a friend to those who need one. FONDEST MEMORY: Times spent in Can- ada, and learning how precious life is I’D LIKE TO FORGET: August 25, 1972, times when I’ve been impatient MELINDA LAWSON LIKES: Shorthand, pizza, boys — 2 special ones DISLIKES: Cottage cheese, certain people, homework, gym AMBITION: Mmsh, private secretary FONDEST MEMORY: June 17, this summer I’D LIKE TO FORGET: School, the name Twiggy” by D.M. KIP MILLIGAN LIKES: E.L.P., starship, Willard DISLIKES: Stems, people who use drugs, cot- ton mouth AMBITION: To help Huey make a laser and a magic wand FONDEST MEMORY: Having my own cor- ner I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Rochester, two cer- tain kids PAT MOSLEY LIKES: Sports, being 1, Gummer’s pizza, mom. Robbie. The gang in CAR’s office DISLIKES: The Scums! T.M., P.Y., Camden C. Crushers, L.M. and owners of RTs 540’s and 318’s, trying to find a place to park on campus! AMBITION: To go to Las Vegas and come home rich FONDEST MEMORY: B.B. and summer of 71, Halloween 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Thanksgiving ’71, all the troubles with the comet, racing G.H., a certain basketball game THOMAS MITCHELL LIKES: Mr Kinsella’s profile, football ’70, 72, life, winning DISLIKES: C.O.D., losing, political advertise- ments AMBITION: To be good at whatever I do FONDEST MEMORY: VVS21-0, Mr. Web- ber’s shouting. Mr. Kinsella’s maroon shirt I’D LIKE TO FORGET Camden, N. Y 11 3 72 DEBBIE MINTONYE LIKES: PENTAGANG”, snowmobiling, aggravating smart people DISLIKES: Being grouchy and depressed AMBITION: To help others, and to become a carefree person FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 72, some certain conversations I’D LIKE TO FORGET: August 18, 1972 ALLAN MUDGETT LIKES: S.D., J.N., toys, skiing, boats, friends, A1 Cooper DISLIKES: Jeep breakdowns. Physics, my body AMBITION: To be a success and live long enough to enjoy living FONDEST MEMORY: My whole life I’D LIKE TO FORGET: My whole life a 35 CHERYL MUIR LIKES: Donny, pentagang”, math, quiet times with Byrd, playing spons DISLIKES: Being put down. KE’s AMBITION: To live a beautiful life with someone special FONDEST MEMORY: That first phone call and the year that followed I D LIKE TO FORGET NOTHING, to me everything is worth remembering TRACY MUNCIL LIKES: Bill, mashed potatoes, Chevellc’s, Fri- day’s, getting presents, knowing something that no one else does DISLIKES: Having to say I’m sorry, thunder and lightening, stuck up girls, vegetables, Cou- gar GTs AMBITION: To be happy forever FONDEST MEMORY: Finally realizing what I wanted in life I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Blanding’s pany, the day Bill smashed his ’64 TERI MYERS LIKES: Ross”, having fun, golf DISLIKES: being alone”, unfriendly people, Rhode Island AMBITION: To marry Ross and live a happy life FONDEST MEMORY: Meeting Ross and get- ting my yatzec game back I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The day Ross left for college JAMES NEWTON LIKES: Summer, sensible people, cars that stay on the road, all my friends DISLIKES: Winter, rain, muddy ditches, con- ceited people, W.T.G. AMBITION: To be successful in life FONDEST MEMORY: I have many I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing JULIE NICKAL LIKES: Bob Freunscht, chemistry, sleeping, the drum and bugle corp, a blue Mach I, all my friends, DO., M S., C.J., D.J., S.G.. M.A. DISLIKES: Being asked why I’m called Pickle, snobby people, being in by 11:00 p.m. AMBITION: To marry Bob, be an Ipn FONDEST MEMORY: Caz lake 6 24 72, Niagara Falls 9 23 72, with Ozzic and Tim I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Bob Davis’s stories about Old Forge, 5 27 72 36 JOHN NOEL LIKES: Latin Conventions, skiing, Mountain” DISLIKES: 74’s on the water tower. Bob Woodstock AMBITION: Ski Bum FONDEST MEMORY: Our artistic contrib- ution to the town 73” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: American History — Cookie, Latin Regents KATHLEEN O’TOOLE LIKES: Green grass, blue skies, skipping and not getting caught DISLIKES: Rednecks, greedy people, red + black, detention AMBITION: Get out of Chitt. FONDEST MEMORY: Party in Shawny, Dec. 14, during school I’D LIKE TO FORGET: D.R., Aug. 72 JOAN OSBORNE LIKES: Friends. S.R . Ozzie. school, music, math teachers, animals DISLIKES Band uniform, apple + raisin + mayonnaise salad FONDEST MEMORY: Anytime I smiled or :ricd AMBITION: Invent eaties” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: All the times I for- get DORF.NE OSBORNE LIKES: T.F., all my friends, eating, sleeping, running DISLIKES: The school soc’s (snobs) AMBITION: T.M.T.F.A H.T.K A B.H., to remember the names of all the kids that say NO FONDEST MEMORY: April 8. 1972, meeting all my friends M S.. J.N.; R.S., F.J., D.J.. S.G., C.C., M.A., C.J., and all the ones I can’t men- tion I’D LIKE TO FORGET: J.T. and his pigish mouth, S.L, getting lost with some of my friends, all the guys at CCS who think they’re Mr. America BONNIE OVERBAUGH LIKES: Friends, corvetts, having a good time DISLIKES: Not having my license, dirty mouths on guys AMBITION: To find that special guy. work with children FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 72 (July- August) I’D LIKE TO FORGET: J.S. — March 1969 37 GARY FANEBIANCO LIKES: Taffi Button and high performance valiants DISLIKES: Jeff's yellow dog, girls that can’t keep secrets, the hamburger line AMBITION: To make Taffi happy FONDEST MEMORY: A spaghetti dinner, my last car payment, August 9. 71 I'D LIKE TO FORGET: The Backstabbers, J.H. girls RUSSELL WILLAIM PETERSON LIKES: Certain people, night rides, horse shows with G.T., Misty DISLIKES: All the frustrations of life and knowing they are all so necessary AMBITION: To make it on my own and be happy when I sit back and look at it FONDEST MEMORY: Mrs. Button’s study hall, Halloween 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: All the times I’ve said I can’t because I have to work” CINDY PETERSEN LIKES: Rich, horses, good times, Purple Val- ley DISLIKES: Onions, arguments AMBITION: To make a certain someone happy and get the most out of life FONDEST MEMORY: End of July 7l I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Regents Chemistry JOSEPH STEPHEN PERRONE LIKES: Hogan’s Heroes (Shultz), Johnny Winter and, the class of 72 panics DISLIKES: Bob Woodstock’’, Utica officials, Camden AMBITION: To touch the football, to do well FONDEST MEMORY: Bill Chapman’s cellar, the past football season (6-2). egging the Cam- den bus I’D LIKE TO FORGET: THE BENCH, R.S.P. DEBBIE PHELPS LIKES: Sunny autumn days, pep rallies, being a senior, no. 85 DISLIKES: Utica refs, stuffed peppers, cooked cabbage AMBITION: To beat Cici at Spit FONDEST MEMORY: Making it back to shore I’D LIKE TO FORGET: April 20, 1971, Nov. 3. 1972 38 CINDA PICKARD LIKES: Being happy and carefree, Andy and policemen DISLIKES: Stuck up people and people who judge without really knowing whats going on. Guys who think they’re Mr. Bigstuff. AMBITION: To be a policewoman, to be happy and to succeed in making others happy FONDEST MEMORY: 7 10 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: certain guys, break- ing up with Andy NONI POOLEY LIKES. Tom, the color blue, the people spe- cial” to me, kids, fireplaces DISLIKES: insincere people, being cold, being alone, mornings AMBITION: To turn 18, college, making oth- ers happy, to be happy FONDEST MEMORY: sociology discussions, all the good times I’D LIKE TO FORGET: ail the things I worry about that other people say I shouldn’t MARK POOLEY LIKES: Paula, schnapps and soda, snowmobiles DISLIKES, people who are quiet and sneaky FONDEST MEMORY: when 1 went with Paula AMBITION: To marry Paula CAROL PODANY UKES: Mike, summer, pizza, friends DISUKES: Rainy days. B.A.W.F.M AMBITION: T B.A.G.W.F.M FONDEST MEMORY: Oct. 21, 1972 at 2:00 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The six weeks Mike was away KAREN LYNN PROPER LIKES: F.R., Eng., Mr. Spock, vampires, Sci- ence, McGovern DISLIKES: Nixon, Math, onions, stuck up and jealous people. AMBITION: Bachelor of Science in Nursing FONDEST MEMORY: Nov. 13, 1972, times at C.R. house I’D LIKE TO FORGET: S.W., Math 39 LUCINDA ANN RAINERI LIKES: everything purple, the first snow, peo- ple. Thanksgiving airmen, Canastotians DISLIKES: asparagus, T V., getting up so early to go to school Lucy AMBITION: pre-school teacher FONDEST MEMORY: Friday November 13, 1970 T.R.F. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: B.L.H., the bad times, my junior year CECILE RECOR LIKES: Allan, weekends, playing the sax DISLIKES: Working, Monday mornings, cooked cabbage, grouchy people. AMBITION: To live happily ever after FONDEST MEMORY: the winter of ’71- 72. . . I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Crossing the Sc. Lawrence with D P VANESSA RAYMOND LIKES: James Taylor’s music, Mike, concerts, lasagne, sports, my heavy chevy DISLIKES: liver. Regents Chemistry, being called Soc , birthday spankings AMBITION: Hijack a plane to Disneyland FONDEST MEMORY: the day I got my braces off. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a certain bike ride to Perryville Falls RON RANDLE LIKES: Cindy, scuba diving, painting water towers, Halloween DISLIKES: politicians, clean water towers, Mau-Mau spearchuckcrs, chocolate pineapple pudding AMBITION: Dive the Marianas Trench, Raise passenger pigeons FONDEST MEMORY: chucking on Tuscarora with Greeny and Deepfreeze I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Some of Deepfreeze’s scatter brained ideas, 11th grade trigonometry ROBERT ROBBINS LIKES: The Beatles, George Harrison, my drums, my stereo, and my album collection DISLIKES: surface noise and cat hair on one of my albums AMBITION: to have in my possession mort albums than discount records or record runner, To play a benefit concert with George Harri- son and Leon Russell. FONDEST MEMORY: when they finally released the Beatles white album” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: some of the humor of Kevin 40 STEPHEN ROSE LIKES: My high school friends in particular. Kim. Shelly. Deb. Joan, Steve, etc. DISLIKES: being home on my own AMBITION: to make the best out of what I have to work with FONDEST MEMORY: summer, years ago with Kas and Keith, all of Mrs. Pasto’s classes. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: April 20. 1971, first high school dance. September 72 MARK ROBINSON LIKES: Ma and Pa. Paul’s parties. The Gang DISLIKES: Taffee, P.S., Mafia AMBITION: to forget everything I learned FONDEST MEMORY: the day I was bom I’D LIKE TO FORGET. Curtiss’ little candy deals, and the rest of the little goodies the gang did KIM ROSSIGNOL LIKES: Shcl, Grand Funk DISLIKES: reflections from skin heads FONDEST MEMORY: November 13, 1970, 6th period Soc. St. class I’D LIKE TO FORGET: last year FLOYD ROUSELL LIKES, mopar’s, wrestling, a certain girl. K.P., having fun DISLIKES: stuck up girls, Chevys, Canastota AMBITION: Construction Engineer, to live”, to be happy FONDEST MEMORY: my whole life I’D LIKE TO FORGET: all bad memories, N.R., D.T. TERRY ROLFE 41 V PRISCILLA SAGOR LIKES: Hunting, fishing, bowling, building, icc skating, roller skating, horseback riding DISLIKES: History, some boys’ and girls, peo- ple who think they arc better than you AMBITION: to be myself and be happy and get a good job FONDEST MEMORY: being in F.H.A. and taking Home Ec., being a friend to one special boy I’D LIKE TO FORGET: to forget some of the years of school that I didn’t do too good in. To forget some things that I did that were wrong PAUL J. SANTORELU LIKES: Mommy and Daddy, The Gang, skip- ping school and not get caught, Days and Nights, Italians”, the class of 73 DISLIKES: meatballs, anybody thats not Ital- ian, tying broken shoelaces, headaches. Spider- man” AMBITION: start my own pizza business in Italy and have communes around the world FONDEST MEMORY: April 9, 1955, shoot- ing my first fish and catching my second grizzly bear I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the day I die, CCS MIKE SAMSEL LIKES: being called Stretch, weekends, Chi- cago, Led Zeplin, etc. making new friends DISLIKES: L.C., stuck up people, cigarettes, Chevy’s AMBITION: college — architect, live life to its fullest and be happy, to accomplish the unknown FONDEST MEMORY: senior English; Amer. History Ma” Mrs. Pasto — Soc.. summer 7l and 72, R.S F.E.I.S.T.T.A.D G M I’D LIKE TO FORGET: people that mock me out because of my height, looking for clothes MARTHA SAMSEL LIKES: sports. Art, Music, snow, skiing, meet- ing new people DISLIKES: Watermelon, making decisions, split lunches AMBITION: to get what I want out of life FONDEST MEMORY: 6 24 72, one day in April 71, Led Zeplin in concert I’D LIKE TO FORGET: a certain bike ride to Perryville Falls JOHN SCHENK LIKES: G.M.S.. T.M.. Jeff Beck Grp, Hockey, Groucho, Chico, Zcppo and Harpo DISLIKES: Black Panthers, MauMau, and F.N.’s AMBITION: to never return to N.Y.S. FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 1970, Caz. lounge I’D LIKE TO FORGET: A winnebago cam- per; snap a chalk line; Eastwood 42 LON TAYLOR LIKES: snow, skiing, music DISLIKES: extroverts AMBITION: to find peace and quiet FONDEST MEMORY: ? I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing! DEE TURNER LIKES: brown eyes, panics, the ’’band , Dave DISLIKES: John’s car, phonies, immature peo- ple, working. K.H. AMBITION: To be happy FONDEST MEMORY: 2 18 72, Old Forge I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 2 29 72, 3 12 72, 9 28 72 GAIL TUBBERT LIKES: horses, Wis., snow, playing guitar, having fun, to be free DISLIKES: Regents Chem-c -y, arguments, col- lege applications AMBITION: to get to England some day FONDEST MEMORY: all the good times at camp I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Our football team losing SUE TONGUE LIKES: Happy people, leaves, fast cars, the sea, silence, early morning, ice! DISLIKES: white socks, bad tempered or pos- sessive people, over eating! indecision AMBITION: to live a dangerously exciting life FONDEST MEMORY: the whole year, espe- cially football in the rain I’D LIKE TO FORGET: my encounter with a panicular mud puddle at C.C.S. (me Tim) BILL UNDERWOOD LIKES: ? DISLIKES: getting ripped off. B.J., K.H. AMBITION: To get a job! FONDEST MEMORY: meeting skullman I’D LIKE TO FORGET: G.M. taking my car 45 TERRY VAN DEUSEN LIKES: Matthew C”, wrestling, letters, pcan- utbutter and chocolate, hot fudge sundaes, sunny days, people, weekends DISLIKES: long waits , school, snow, con- ceited people AMBITION: To be Marks sister”, marry M.C., to live a happy life FONDEST MEMORY: days we spend together. Sr. Dinner Dance 71” I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Jan. 71, putting ole Nellicbell” in a ditch GEORGE WHITE LIKES: people who can face up to losing, school spirit DISLIKES: E.S.W., students and poor losers and poor winners (Camden game) AMBITION: To swim faster than Mark Spitz FONDEST MEMORY: 72-73 school year I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The scenic view of the canal on Bolivar Road KEVIN WALRATH LIKES: Music, Art, playing guitar, and any one of the numerous activities which I regard as worthwhile and pleasurable DISLIKES: unsuccessful attempts to learn new musical material, flying cymbals AMBITION: Art teacher FONDEST MEMORY: the late night sessions with sir Hogarth Robbins I’D LIKE TO FORGET Some of the sick humor of Robert (when arc you going to buy new drum sticks) Hogan Robbins DAN WAHL LIKES: football, Democrats, political debates, studyhalls DISLIKES: Republicans esp. Nixon-Agnew, four more years. Math, having to work for good marks AMBITION: To travel to the moon, die a martyr FONDEST MEMORY: four quaner of the Center square game, beating V.V.S. 21-0 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: election of 68 and 72 MARK WICKS LIKES: Margie”, spons, fast cars, sociable people DISLIKES: Rainy weather and not having a car, unsociable people AMBITION: Own a stock car and travel FONDEST MEMORY: 10 21 72, Mr. Di’s talks I’D LIKE TO FORGET: 9 9 72, doctor appointments, not being able to play football season of 72” 46 ROBERTA WILLIAMS LIKES: jelly beans, dixie cup jokes, friends DISLIKES: grumpy people, auditioning, the word typical AMBITION: To be able to go where 1 want to go when I want to go FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Anne asking me if I got it yet ED YATES LIKES: Triumph cars, BPDBC DISLIKES: Vegas, Pinto’s, JPG AMBITION: To own Fort Knox FONDEST MEMORY: 9 17 55 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: JPG. DE, DE. MT, BP ANNE WOZNY LIKES: Scott, puppies, Ogalthorp, the good times Scott and I have, summer nights DISLIKES: milk, fights, waiting, know it alls, being scared AMBITION: To make someone very special to me happy and get a good job FONDEST MEMORY: May 13. 1972. Califor- nia 7l, Carol’s parties I’D LIKE TO FORGET: American History,” getting my tonsils out, our” problems MARCIA WILLIS LIKES: summer, riding the tandem, roller skat- ing, swimming, listening to music, going to the movies. DISLIKES: War, noisy studyhalls, walking to school, people who spell my first name wrong AMBITION: Go to college, be a successful Licensed Practical Nurse, be married and get some wheels FONDEST MEMORY: meeting Bill Goodfel- low! B.O.C.E.S. 70-71, graduating from C.C.S. — 73 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: What ever I’ve for- gotten PAULA YOUNG LIKES: Mark, cucumbers, snowy days, going out to dinner, pepsi DISLIKES: fighting, onions, spiders AMBITION: T.B.M.M.P., to get a good job FONDEST MEMORY: getting a dog for Christmas I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the next door neigh- bors to the left 47 CYNTHIA A. ZIMMER LIKES: Bill, being with Bill and having a good time, pizza, going to Bill’s camp, The Pentagang DISLIKES: a grouchy boyfriend, allergies, being hurt AMBITION: To make Bill happy and live a happy life. Learn how to drive a standard car FONDEST MEMORY: the first time”, the summer of ’72, the football picture for the guys I’D LIKE TO FORGET: all the bad times, the summer of 70” and K.C., grades 4, 5, 6, the big hassle about the picture MIKE GALLANT ROBERT H. DAVIS JR. LIKES: mopars” and fast chevy’s, M.C. DISLIKES: J.N., telephone poles on Route 298 AMBITION: to get some . . . FONDEST MEMORY: my senior year, Octo- ber 31, 1972 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Route 298 and tele- phone poles, April 24, 1972 MARY ELLEN COUGHLAN LIKES: laughing, loving, and living DISLIKES: people who arc afraid of being uncool, rigid people, being told I have to play the game, cliches. AMBITION: To tame a unicorn, and to never stop growing FONDEST MEMORY: skipping chemistry and swimming, 1 7 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: ? JANE LAWSON LIKES: food, rock concerts, $$ DISLIKES: taking Math, American History etc. over again AMBITION: To stay out of trouble FONDEST MEMORY: working on construc- tion in Albany I’D LIKE TO FORGET: getting hit by a truck 48 BRENDA MORGAN ALBERT ROBINSON DAVID WHITLOCK LIKES: Sports, basketball, Yvette, triva ques- tions, football DISLIKES: problems, loud mouths and show offs, J.V. basketball season, 12 in a minute, P.E. test AMBITION: to live my next 18 years better than the 1st 18. FONDEST MEMORY: a certain Monday night, Bridgeport field days, Tim Horgan’s car, a certain J.V. baseball call I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Camden football game, the Hill SUZANNE STAUFFER LIKES: music, swimming, laughter, vanilla ice cream DISLIKES: banalities, bureaucracy, sauerkraut AMBITION: To meet Ayn Rand FONDEST MEMORY: gondola rides at Kill- ington Peak I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Putting the Panama Canal through Cuba SCOTT WILLIAMS LIKES: working on farms, to ride on a horse through town DISLIKES: mean people, rough bosses, being told what to do, arguments AMBITION: going out to see the world for a while and working with Morris Kelsey and his father FONDEST MEMORY: wrestling with my coaches, my first match at CCS. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the two Varsity Christmas matches in the 71-72 season 49 BONNIE PROCTOR LIKES: sun, peace and quiet, mild confusion, the injurious man DISLIKES: USERS, takers, immaturity, profes- sional snobs, loud mouths AMBITION: To manage through four more years FONDEST MEMORY: I’ll have one when I leave I’D LIKE TO FORGET: before and during junior year JOHN McCOMBIE LIKES: Mach I, drag racing, basketball, girls, hockey fights, panics DISLIKES: Woodstock, miserable teachers, school lunches, Roadrunners AMBITION: To explore the unknown FONDEST MEMORY: 3rd period Chemistry class I’D LIKE TOFORGET: January 15, 1972, C.C.S., American History LARRY THOMAS BAILEY LIKES: making people happy, drivc-in movies, girls DISLIKES: sad faces, and no money AMBITION: To travel FONDEST MEMORY: BO.C.E.S. bus 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: B.B KEVIN GILLETTE LIKES: B.J., Linda C, Jackie C. DISLIKES: Lynn L, T V. AMBITION: To go to Africa and find Tarzan and maybe Jane FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 70! I’D LIKE TO FORGET: summer 72 some- thing Hope!! 50 DIANE BASKO LIKES: Trees, doverman pinschers, dreaming, sleeping, silence, rainy days, snow, clouds, thunder and lightning storms, Picasso cactus DISLIKES: Hot weather, authority, violent anger, having pictures taken, cheese AMBITION: To become 21 years old FONDEST MEMORY: June 18, 1972 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: I can’t remember CHARLES COSTELLO LIKES: L. W.. people, E.L.P., freaks DISLIKES: Crating company, probation FONDEST MEMORY: My last visit to Mars and turning on the Martian king I’D LIKE TO FORGET: M.C. KIM EAGER LIKES: Debbie, occult, people, economics DISLIKES: 6.02 x 10, bachelor of arts degrees, acute con- gestion, indigestion, driving AMBITION: sit tight a year, so the negative edifices die FONDEST MEMORY: teaing off in school. Memorial Day 1971 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Wednesday, September 7, I960 (the day it all started) BONNIE LEE GERO LIKES: Boys, DP, the Canastota Saints DISLIKES: Conceited people, gym, PIJFMG AMBITION: to be good in DP FONDEST MEMORY: being in the Saints I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Certain days in Chittenango School PHILIP HENDRIK HAAS III LIKES: Tennis, Chopin, turtle necks, Dylan DISLIKES: hypocrites like myself AMBITION: S.U. FONDEST MEMORY: Bombing in Europe and 10 29 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: I forgot DENISE MILLER LIKES: Having a good time with my friends. Eating pizza at a party, skating in the winter, playing hockey in the win- ter. Christmas DISLIKES: having supper not turn out well. Forgetting where I left my watch or losing my small ring. Having to get up at 6:00 on a Saturday AMBITION: to go to work and become a secretary I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the bad times that I had at F.M. ROBERT D. ROBERTS LIKES: Money, fancy cars, pizza, and beer DISLIKES: Certain people. Humanities class, school lunches AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do FONDEST MEMORY: Being born, August 1970 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: Being called Pork, Chittenango Central DIANE RYAN LIKES: Rick, and the day I met R.W. DISLIKES: Being alone, certain people AMBITION: T.M.R.W., to be a beautician FONDEST MEMORY: June 22, 1971, the times and places spent with a certain someone. Rich I’D LIKE TO FORGET: The sad moments of my life Being unwanted ROBERT SGROI LIKES: Laurie DISLIKES: Obnoxious teachers, snobby people AMBITION: Laurie FONDEST MEMORY: 1 17 72 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: the day, 4 24 72 ROBERT SMITH LIKES: Things that don’t fall into the following category DISLIKES: B.S., People with big mouths and a lot of B.S., egotists AMBITION: To stack twenty-thousand dimes on top of each other edge-wise FONDEST MEMORY: Yesterday I’D LIKE TO FORGET: October 25, 8:00 p.m. DARYL WORTHLEY LIKES: most people, music DISLIKES: D.B., bossy people (especially girls), J.A. AMBITION: be a regular Chipmunk FONDEST MEMORY: Thursday, January 13, 1972 I’D LIKE TO FORGET: June 13, 1971, December 8, 1971, Football game at Camden 51 CLAQQ We the homeroom of 126 will leave Mr. Diefendorf to anyone who doesn’t want a homeroom. I, John Deforge, want to leave my football ability of centering to Dave Lenzen. I, Kim French, want to leave my bowling ability to Rod Collins. I, John Connell, leave my speed to Steve Lent. I, Jim Newton, leave all my studyhalls to Pat Stone. I, Eileen Gaut, would like to bequeath to Mrs. Walker a copy of the poem, In of Course, Nest to God, by E. E. Cummings I, Pat Mosley, leave my campus parking privileges to anyone who can find a place to park. I, Vanassa Raymond, leave money for Esther for gas, to Kim, Lori, and Jane. I, Paul Santorelli, leave my Italian nationality to anyone who can fulfill the image with honor. I, Teri Myers, would like to leave the BOCES bus ride to anyone who can hack it! I, Mark Robinson, leave my jockey shorts to the Jr. High. I, Noni Pooley, leave my accident proness during basketball season to anyone who can withstand the pain. I, Bonnie Proctor, leave my profound enthusiasm and scholastic skills to anyone unreal enough to want it. I, Steve Rose, leave my deviations to anyone who can hack them. I, Lucinda Raineri, leaves her speed to Jaye Paone. I, Karen Proper, leave my spare fangs” to Mr. Couse. I, Ron Randle, leave 1 gallon of paint to the Jr. Class by which they can paint the water tower with. I, Jon Christopher, leave my knowledge, of the arts and sciences (physics) to Donna, and my Hawkins- like moves to Steve Snyder. I, Anne Wozny, leave my great ability to believe everything I hear to Kim Crolick. I, Carol Mayers, leave my half-eaten school lunches to Sundee Button. I, Pickle, leave Mr. Brewer a new tie because his old ones are getting stretched out. I, Mary Stewart, leave Candi Johnson or anyone else who wants 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th period studyhall. I, Cindy Zimmer, leave my athletic ability to be blessed upon my two sisters. I, Barb Kozak, leave my cheerleading uniform to Rick Streeter. I, Cindy Petersen, want to leave my old Chemistry notes to Merrilee Lynch. I, Larry Bailey, leave all my blood to the bloodmobile. I, Denise Laning, leave a box of pampers to Eva. Pat and Barb leave their friendly talks with Mr. Jerome to anyone who gets blamed. I, Fran Carmen, leave Chittenango to anybody who is stupid enough to stay here. I, Kevin Goux, leave my great musical talent to Jeff E. who needs it desperately. We, Pat, Carol, Marth and Steve, leave our spot in the park and our broken bottles to Mike Mann and the hunt kid”. I, Lynda House, leave my senior place to Ricky and I leave our homeroom’s nack of keeping Mr. Erion on his toes trying to catch us all from skipping out to his next year’s homeroom. They’ll never do as good a job as we did, Right Mr. Erion? I, Dennis Loop, bequeath the PIT to anyone who dares to enter it. 52 WILL I, Melinda Lawson, leave my wiggle and flirty ways to anyone brave enough to take them. I, Sue Michnowicz, leave Physics and Chemistry to all future Science majors. I, Dorene Osborne, leave the last drag of a cigarette in the girls lav. to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Teresa Coztanzo, leave my morals to Shelley McCann. I, Sue McCarty, leave the missing booster list to the yearbook staff of ’74. I, Debbie Jenkins, leave my bowling skill to Cecelia Keene because she needs it. I, Susan Getman, leave my singing skill of 99 bottles of beer on the wall” to the next bowling manager. I, Curtiss Cotton, leave my multi-colored limousine to anyone who wants to pay to have it towed away. I, Karen Schwitter, leave my high average to my sister. I, Floyd Rousell, besides leaving this dumb school, to anyone that wants it, leave my title of Cradle King” to Mr. Hirt to give it to whoever earns it. I, Grouchy Minestroni, leave my great personality to anyone who wants it. 1, Kathie Donnelly, leave General George War Stories to anyone dumb enough to listen. 1, Karen Donnelly, leave my washbottle to Erin. I, Phil Haas, would like to leave Mr. Kinsella some hair. I, Gary Alley leave my 2 square toe spikes and 3 football jersey to the Chittenango football Hall of Fame. I, Debbie Honors, leave my soft voice and sarcasm to Sue Colvin. I, Richard Kimler, leave my great wrestling record to John Hummenyji. I, Linda Gillette, leave my nothing to nobody. I, Dale Henry, leave my hip boots and shovel to Mr. Kinsella’s Math class. I, Dwight Hart, leave my ultra high performance 350 yamaha to Dave Manteli. I, Dcbby Horse, leave my skinniness to Bonits. I, Barb Grulke, leave my uncanny ability to sit on the desk in the lobby to anyone who thinks they can fill it. I, Melanie Kelsey, leave my songs to future Creative Writing Classes. I, David Hatch, leave my gold medals to all the future ski team members. 1, Kevin Barr, leave all those nice hot sweltering late summer days with Mr. Weber and his friends to all the linemen and everyone else foolish enough to show up. I, Ed Jemola, leave my rags and riches to Teri Kelly. I, Collette Kirsch, leave my 82.5 discuss throw to whomever wishes to attempt to improve it, and to Mr. Erion a perfect senior homeroom. I, Dan Defrees, leave my great ability in Math to anyone who can take three years of Math 10 with Mrs. Hiller. We, the Senior Varsity Cheerleaders, leave our long enduring patience to Miss Collura. We, the Senior Girl Athletes, leave all our championships to the underclassmen. I, Jeanine Hafner, leave 1 thousand sheets of toilet paper to the girls lockerroom. We, the girls of ’73 leave Miss Rhineharts office — empty. I, Bill Caggiano, leave my basketball playing time to Wayne Stackpoole. Class Ra MOST GULLIBLE Steve and Cathy MOST VERSATILE CLASS CLOWNS 57 Vanessa and Ron Mose and Mark MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE MOST ATHLETIC QUIETEST 58 Cheryl and Kevin John and Rene CLASS COUPLE Dcbby and Dale MOST STUDIOUS Sue and Bob CLASS HURTS MOST S Teresa and Tom alkvUrtLftfi J.V. Foo Top Rou: M Shaffer, J. Wilson. S. Cash. B. Magnuson. W. Stcdman. B Kennedy. S. Durfee. J Stephenhoff. M Phillips. J. Callahan. D. Shaffer Stand Rou: Mr Foglino. M. Williams, J Burehell. B. Barnes. G Watson. P Young. M Kite. J Van Antwerp. B Stone. T. Seamons. J. Fogus. M F.lmore, Mr Kinsella. Botlom: A Spoor. J. Richardson, S. Cook. T. Honors. D. Holden. G. Smith. G. Cox. D. Deforge. M. Fields. Coach F.mmi. M. Mace, K. Spaulding. B Ostrander. M. Baily. D. Lut kowski. P Stevens. K Borlow. S. Stimson. K. McGowan. G Greene, B Reynolds. R. Kite. B. Kieb. Middle Rmv: Coach Prcncvosi. P Kevillc. F Smith. S. Dcvendorf. K Rossignol. M. Field. B Jones, C. Raymond. P Jakubowski, C. Marcellas. J On. D. Anthony, B McCann. A Peterson. Coach Diefcndorf Front Rou K Rossignal, F. Haughtaling. W Telfer. E. Boeding. J Keville. T. DiChnstina. D. Davis. D. Nelson. R. Smith, J. Ross, Managers: R Stevens. H. Cox 63 Uya Coactas Back Row: Horgan. Whitlock, Stevens. Deforge. Keeny. Alley. Edick. Mitchell, Coach Webber. House, Klipp, Perrone. Lent. Barr. Fuller, Jones. Wahl, Lcnzcn Coach K.rsch Scarcclla. Rossignal. Hatch. Chapman. Coach Moore. Connell. Keville, Schmidtka. Scheuer. Stackpole, Caggiano, Cordelle. Flcegal. Borland. Dcvendorf, Wicks, French. 64 Rick Roz Wicksy Duke Haccher Dan John 65 VARSITY RECORD BEARS 8 RAIDERS 0 BEARS 3 INDIANS 2 BEARS 4 NYSSD 0 BEARS 2 KNIGHTS Junior Verity Bottom R m K Stevens. S Griffiths. K Edd, L Maroin, K Million, K Kocgal. R McGee. K. McCarty. H London, L. Mayers. J. Zimmer 1 BEARS 1 VVS BEARS 1 DEVILS 1 66 Otoss CjowiJoty Vfustfy J.V. Back: B. Flanagan, B. Matina. R Kimlcr, N. Streeter. T Perronc Standing: Back: Hale. Jackson. Barnes. Clark. Hepp, Jone. Coach Tompkins, Front: E. Jackson. A Robinson. J. Locfstcad, G. White. L Taylor, Coach Tomp- Caswell, Clark. Mesmer. Barbagallo, Murphy. Shephard kins. PiOSlv Back Ron: Pelkey. White, Mac- Adam, Forney, VanDuesen. Gran- ish. Wasscl, Mr O'Keefe. Break Phelps. Shanahan. Rudd. 67 Bottom Rou B. Jenkins. C. Kirsch. C. Kirsch. C. Kirsch. D. Sforza. B. Haas, Coach Krassclt. Second Row: M Mitch- ell. S Myers. S Moth. S Martin. Third Row: I. Moses. I). Jenkins. Top: S Peterson. GIRI S 68 Top Rou: J. Noel. B Barnes. K Chandler. M. Kelsey. M Cough lan; Second Row: S. Camione, T. Costan o, J Osborne. K ('handler. K. Donnelly. K Donnelly; Bottom: M. Constance e t uu i e- W t c O' U W 6 C Honors. Taylor. DcFrccs, Coscanzo, Rccorc. Donnelly. Nelepovitz. Claklcy. Rossignal, McCann. Mudgctt. Manteli. Wooten. Bure- hell. House. McCann. Hatch, McGee. Stephenhoff. Yates. Goodfellow, Kozak. Zimmer. Zimmer. Peterson. Hess. Kasdorf, Bull ock. Proctor. Kirsch. Caslcr. Pontillio. Smith. 69 V B Flccgal, R Randle. T McGee. M Clark. D Hatch. D. Lenzen. J House, J. Connell. B Chapman. B. Caggiano, T. «organ. T Mitchell. W. Stagpoolc. D. Whitlock. D. Wahl. K Kimler, G. Alley. Back: S. Smith. M Robinson. R Goodell, F. Vero. J. Descndorf. R Klipp. J DeForge. M. Stevens. S. Lent. P. Gifford. R Jones. K. Rossignal. J. Locf- stcad. K. Barr. 70 h'ron : I). Menninger. T Barrett, K Lavier, P. Bowers. D Pontillo. Back: L. Uplantc. B Brownson. L Nolan. Bdik: B. Caggiano. C. Proper. I Mudgett. M Peterson, L Schwittcr, S Tongue. R Williams. K Reuttcr. R Shuti. B Turner. A Polmateer. M Carpenter, S Williams. C. Lang worthy Front: L. Marvin. K Wixon. R Wright, R Stiles, S Ross. T Roach. C. King. N. Proper. S. Mclchisky. A Boccacio, T Holt. A-F.S. P.E-.P. Rice. Isabella. Stedman. Dines. Pet ersen, Bullock. Kasdorf. DeFrees Butino, Stcphanoff, Crouch. Don nelly. Nelson, Myers, Hall McCarty, Alley, King, Jones. Grim mer. Jenkins. Ross, Heffem, Stiles Rcutter. Robinson. 71 Uh iCbty Ctub h' rst Row: Bergman. Boccacio. Brown. Bemie. Pontillo. Roberts. Isabella. Brownell. Micbnowicz, Bacel. Mrs. Aust. Sitting: P. Grimmer. R Peterson. C Kirsch. C. Kohles. R Williams. K Don nely. G. Alley. I) Defrees. Standing: Pil grim Kllstrom, A Boccaccio. M. Fisher. P Krutulis. I) Forney. F. Schwarz. J. Button S. Moon. K Chandler. Rati: J. Heimer mann, B Matina, K Chandler. J Hayward C. Boltwood, P Bognacki, F. Carman. K Milligan. Hanging V. Raymond. 72 D'tCtnifr 0Sub C. McNcclcy. L Raincri. J. Rccorc. D. Pontillo. R. Hess. P Panebianco. S. Brown. J Paonc. M. Carpenter. P Rigby. J Nclcpovitz. 73 J Nclcpovitz. J. Hart. V Sccbcr. T Isabella. D. Case. K. Wiley, J. Paonc. C. McNccly, D McNccly. L Thompson. R Kimler. J. Clakcly. M. Moon. N. Proper. L Marvin, E. Armstrong. F. Osterkom. D Gross. A Boccaccio. Middle Row: J. Case. B. Barnes. D. McNeely. B Caggiano. D. Betsinger. J Aller. M Clakely. J Zimmer. C Reutter, A Mudgett, K. Colvin, B Marshall. B Kilian. C Proper. K Elmer. D Hall. D Paone, C. Johnson. N. Lcnzcn, Mrs. Albancse Rack Rou R Schcuer. C. Nesbitt. A Armstrong. P Grimmer. R Wright. J. Hayward. L Heffron, E. McDonald. B Hall. R Nesbitt. M Fischer. C Raymond. S. Ixmgdcn. F Schwartz. S Seamans, K Bullock W b Front: Stiles. McFarland. Barrett, Brownson, Devendorf. Muir. Peterson. Donnelly, Chandler. Second Rou: Johnson. Mat Adam. Jones, Oft, DeVaul. Perkins, Stedman. Fry. Chapman. Kozak. Alley. Casler, Michnow- icz. DeFrces, Burghard Third Row: Osier. Hess. Flanagan. Dombroski. Schmerhorn. Roach. Bullock. Arm- strong, Robinson. Raymond. Clark. Mayers. Mosley. Wozny. Griffiths. Button. Tarbay Back Rou: Mich- howicz. Schwitter, Fry, Kasdorf. Haas. Smith. 74 Back: J. McGowan, B. Holiday, M. Williams, S. Grccnc, Front: G. Gallcnt, D. DcForgc. Back: D. Balitz. M Menninger. K. Proper. B. Overbaugh. S. Stone, F. Jones, P Stone, T. Isabella. M. Stewart. B. Bougar. D. Jenkins. M Magnuson. V Lathan. Front: J. Paone, L. Raineri, D Paone. P Sagor, F. Worthley. P Murphy. S. German. J. Schmidtka. 75 Qwv QfiPjab Wwtpjv 72 ! VfcwSEty Basketball Sitting L-R. J. Devendorf, W Stackpoolc, B. Chapman. M. Shaffer, B. Caggiano, M. Boccaccio. Middle L-R: V. Nichol, G. Gallant. D. DeForge, K. LaFortc. R. Streeter, Coach Gordon. Standing L-R: K. Barr. R. Gillette, D. Whitlock, S. Snyder, J. Christopher, B. Magnuson, C. Streeter. SENIORS JV. f-foop J R JP 5CS; L oncs’ V N,cho1 2nd Row. S. Roach, F. Smith, R. Wassel, J. Forney, C Raymond. R. Granish, B. McCann. Mr. Blign. 3rd Row: 1 Ross S. Sinnett, S. Mclchcsky, B. Markert, P. Stevens. OiJ. Stimson, T. Samsel, G. Greene. 80 Iwio i Tubck 1st Row: J. Fogus, A. Spoor. B. Matina. M. Stevens, B. Fessler, T. Honors. 2nd Row: Coach Kirsh, G. Chaffee. T. Jackson, M. Elmore, N. Streeter, B. Flanagan. M. Kevillc, R. Randle, M. Paddock. 3rd Row: S. Lent, W. Stedman, T. Hepp, T. Mitchell, R. Goodell, T. Shearer, G. Alley, 4th Row: J. Collette, B. Fleegel, K. McGowan, W. Namitz, K. Rossignol, J. Connell, E. Robinson, J. Button, D. Defrees, R. Jones, E. Jackson, S. McFarland, M. Fields. H. Hale. OtodOJu nttitng: T. Seamans, M. Clark, G. Smith, T. McGee, K. Kinder. Standing: A. Longden. R Barnes, D. Durfee, B. Kennedy, F. Rousell. W Dines. R. Scheuer, C. ot ton. D. Hirt Kneeling: T. Pcrrone, M. Saunders, F. Rousell, W. Dines, J. VanDeusen, W. Beley. Standing: J. Keville, L Caswell, R. Smith. 1st Row: B. Angel, B. Reynolds, K. French, D. Warner, D. Davis. 2nd Row: E. Fietz, K. Goux, M. Sullivan, J. Loefstedt, R. Brownell, J. Empringham, D. Loop. 3rd Row: R. Nesbitt, R. Kite, R. Collins. K. Bradshaw, G. Watson. 1st Row: C. Pigula, P. Clakley, P. Vandemerken, Mr. Dayc. 2nd Row: M. Mace, J. Whitely, J. Hayward, S. Greene, L. Taylor. 3rd Row: J. Stephanoff, J. Mann, T. Jones, D. Clark, S. Merriam. Top — left to right: B Dibble, J. Noel, L Thompson, K. Lavier, P. Krurulis, K. Stevens. K. Bullock, S. Ross, D. Case, K. Reutter. Middle Row: B. Haas, C. Kirsch, K. Colvin, C. Cooper. N. Hewitt. T. Leman, F. Oskerkom, J. Clakeley, R. Jenkins. First row: B. Marcellus, K. Hatch, L LaPlante, D. Honors. K. Donnelly, K. Donnelly. Margie Constance. QinH’i Qkb Tk Hu Left to Right: I. Mudgett, C. Bacon, F. Trade, J. Stephanoff, V. Sccber, P. Smith. 85 aI ’ SjbO'tfe Tua VAy League CkotjMps VcM tiy Bosk tbM Top — L ft to Right: Miss Rhinehart, P. Mosley, V. Raymond, D. Zimmer, Miss Gaske. Bottom — Left to Right: B. Kozak, N. Poolcy, B. Vanderwerken, S. Moth, E. Hughes. jtrpLi Lost Y OJV 86 J.V. Bosk tbcM Top — left to right: Miss Rhinehart, M. Harrington, M. Mitchell, K. Eddy, L. Moses, Miss Gaske. Bottom — left to right: R. McGee, T. Button. K. McCarty, H. Longdcn, L. Mayers. Top — left to right: F. Jones, C. Keene, D. Jenkins. M. Magnuson, C. Towndrow, Miss Krassult, M. McNeely. S. Gctman, E. Wilson. BchAicj T omv 87 UwXty Ifotfegs QpVuJb PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 88 Advisor — Miss Collura JumI i VoMity On Top: R. McGee, Supports — Left to Right: K Chandler, J. Clakeley. Bottom — Left to Right: D. Forney, C. Colvin, C. Goodfellow, K. Bullock, L. Mayers, L Marvin, C. Favor. Left to Right: C. Johnson, K. Haas, B. Einstein, L McFarland. piesluncuv Ckmhadm, Left to Right: D. Devendorf, P. Taschner, J. Proctor, D. Sgroi. 89 Ncssa Raymond VJtaSity LORD! I have a lot to give and I have a lot to live Bonnie Casler Sue Colvin Cindy Peterson Help me to be the best person I can be Jeanine Hafner HELP THE OTHER PERSON” TO BE THE BEST PERSON HE CAN BE TOGETHER THE THREE OF US YOU, ME AND THE OTHER PERSON” WE’LL KEEP A REAL GOOD THING GOING! Barb Kozak Ellen Hughes Debbie Honors Suc My'rs 91 Qkl Club Cjm mjCu Club Top: R. Manning, M O’Toole. Middle: P. Vandcrwerken, D. Sherman, T. Jones, C Pigula. F. Trode. Bottom: M. Barry, J. Stcphanoff, D. Hammer. R. Stiles. 92 c £ I u B A N D 1st Row: C. Flynn. M Rudd. S. Durisek, H. Longdon, N. Lenzen, C. Nelson. L Show, J. Noel. P. Grimmer. N. Buccon, M Samsel, L. Marvin, T. Boston. P Vandcrwcrken 2nd Row: D. DeFrees, M. Brudz. J. Osborne. L Schwitter. W. Biazzo. C. Burghard. R Watkins. A Rebollo. D Reynolds. C. Recorc, B. Matina. E. Armstrong. B. Brownson Ird Row: R McDonald. J. Roach, C. Chandler, L Borland, J. Schermerhorn, H. Hale, T. Jackson, S. Melchiskey, L Taylor, W. Stcdman, D. Clark, B Einstein, T. Breed, D. Warner, D. Cummings, Schwartz, J. Heirmermann. 4th Row: D Snyder, S. Martin, J. Mosher, J. Loefstead, T. Holt, J. Smith, J. Empringham, W. Harrington, M. Sullivan, J. Button, J. Wooten, J. Forney, D Newton, R Kimler, K. Bradshaw, Mr. Arnold. Back: J. Empringham. K. Goux, H Hale, E. Jackson, C. Chandler, Mr. Arnold. Middle: J. Button, J. Wooten, J. Forney, D. Newton, M. Sullivan. Front: D. Snyder, J. Heirmermann, C. Burghard. B. Biazzo. P Grimmer. B. Matina. C. Recore. 93 Back: G. White, J. Christopher, K. Goux. 4th Row: M. Willis, T. Barrett, J. Proctor. B. Bougar. K. Lavier. C Chandler, J. Forney, B. Matina, T Samsel. S. Lent, M. Brudz. 3rd Row: L Freuncht, S. Shutt, R. Wilson. J. Walrath, N. Schmidtka. K Coughlan, D. Betsinger. S. Moon. L Brownson. L Marvin. S. Ross. 2nd Row: M Schwartz. L Ryan, G. Tubbcrt. C. King, M. Moon. M Rudd, C Peterson. K. Donnelly. Front: J. Stephanoff, D. Forney, J. Wilson, K. Kohles, K. Biazzo, C. Hall, J. Heirmann, R. Williams. Back: S. Moon. M. Fisher. J Forney. T. Samsel. G. White, R. Peterson. J. Button. J Christopher. F. Schwartz, D. Balitz, L Ryan. Front: L Freunscht. P Delaney. J Longdon. S. Roach. D. Forney, G. Tubbert. B. Matina. M Kelsey, P Grimmer, R. Williams, P Krutulis, C. Burghard, M. Rudd, J. Heirmermann, M. Schwanz. J E. N T 0 M E £ J E N r R Y £ 94 Rack: B. Magnuson, G. Gravcrson, M. Fisher, B. Flanagan. 4th Row: A. Boccaccio, J. Button, B. Reynolds, C. Ray- mond, E. Fietz, D. Snyder, C. Burghard, F. Schwartz, M. Samsel, V. Raymond, S. Seamans, D. Balitz. 3rd Row: B. Fry, G Langworthy, C Clinstman, S. Roach, J. Longden, S. Kasdorf, L Thompson, S. Empringham, S. Yates, S. Meyers, P. Krutulis. 2nd Row: P. Bognacki, M. Kelsey, P. Grimmer, E. Hughes, S. Tongue, K. Chandler, T. Boston, B. Haas, D. Cummings. Front: J. Walrath, R. Wright, M. Clakely, C. Favor, T. Costanzo. B. Einstein, J. Case, K. Lamphcar Back: J Forney, B Flanagan, M. Fisher, P. Grimmer. F. Schwartz. C. Favor, P Krutulis, C. Burghard, D. Balitz Front: G. White. J Button. M. Schwartz, S. Moon. G. Tubert. D. Forney. R Williams, J. Heirmermann. L Ryan. M. Rudd. R. Peterson. Tfifc Bwv Facts” OaM Fr w . J. Hacker, D. Worthlcy, M. Fisher, S. Camlone Center: L. Raincri, V. Raymond, J. Hayward, M. Cbughlan, J. Perkins, K. Schwittcr. Back: K. Proper, A. Robinson, D. Wahl, C Petersen. CWs W Ch ck is Standing: B. Brown, J. Kinney, M. Harlan, D. Meachum, L Meachum, L Compoli, D. Lcduee, E. Polmateer, L Schicblcr, F. Morgan, M. Brownelle, Mrs. Agnew. Seated: D. Fisher, S. Longden, L. Bacel, L. Jones. 96 Wo uw Society Balk: D. Fomey, D. Cummings, D. DeFrees, B. Turner, B. Matina, S. Colvin, K. Chandler, T. Roach, B. Marcellus. Middle: K. Barr. E. Jackson. R. Randle, A. Mudget, A. Boccaccio. S. Michnowicz. L House. Mrs. Pasto. Front: K. Schwitter, L Freunscht, R. Williams, N. Poolcy, M. Coughlan, C. Petersen. J. Osborne. Bibde SWy D. Reed, J. Filmer, C. Harvey, B. Barlow, S. Michnowicz, C. Pigula, J. Rawson. Sitting: J. Grosso, B. Brownson, D. Reed, P. Smith, J. Streeter. Mr. Tompkins, Front: D. Knecskem. Aw£ ttc M A.F.S. offers a great experience for all. My journey to Norway was full of learning and new friends. Takk for visit Walk together, talk together Hei sa lenge Joan Joan went to Norway Roberta went to Turkey Walk together Talk together, All ye people of the earth Then, and only then Shall we have peace. This is the A.F.S. slogan. Mersin Turkey was a wonderful place for me to try the slogan out. I did lots of talking and lots of walking with people from all over the earth, and it’s so interesting to see how people from so many different cultures can express the exact same meaning for peace all in different languages. 98 FiM Q UMJC QuA 7b tCju , Owl PtifiKcl Pio k B gOtm L New York State is only a small part of America but, even so, it is larger than England. Through A.F.S. I have learned what internationality really is. This year has been truly happy, and I have met so many won- derful people both of the community and students from abroad. Previously, America was only the wild west, or the big cit- ies. Chittenango is neither and the experiences by living here have been ones 1 want never to forget. One day 1 hope to be back, but anyway, see you all in Eng- land!!? 99 SUCCESS Am tJsL .a! yje Van tiy BasdxM Front: B. Mesrner. B Sccbcr. S. Sccbcr. B Hill, B. Constance. B Wassel Back: B. Cornish. B Caggiano. K. Barr. E. Devendorf. Coach Di. L. Kennedy. A. Granish T Shea. 102 Q dcyiS Kevin Barr Bill Caggiano John Dc Forge Davc Whitlock J. V. Ba bcM Front:). ScarcelJa, M. Fields, M. Boecacio. J. Gieenc. T. Shepard, E. Robinson, D. Lenzen Back: Coach Fogolino, D. Schaffer, H. Edick, F. Uero, J. De Forge, M. Stevens, D Whitlock. S. Snyder. BatebcM — PtOSfi TKAL 1st Row; L. Cascwell, J. Burchell, A. Spoor. B Hall. H Hale 2nd Row: T Clakely, D DeForge, G. Greene, B. Stone. J. Van Antwerp. K. St. Andrews. J. Wilson, ird Row: J. Richardson. J. Callahan, S. Stone, C. Streeter. D Shantz, R Watkins. R. Nesbit. 103 V ASity TlOcU 1st Row: L. Weigel. B. Flccgal, J. Collett, R Randle. 2nd Rou-: N. Streeter, B. Matina, B. Chapman, R. Jones, E. Rossi, H Kcville, B. Dcvcndorf. B. Flanagan. 3rd Row: Coach Bligh, R. Klipp, E. Jackson, R Wooton, J. Hoffman, M Oor, M. Wicks. K. Rossignal, S. lent. 4th Row: T Mitchell, G. Alley, J. Cotton, J Bartlet, T Hepp, R Goodell, M. I-ang. K. Gillette, M Tarby, J. Connel, R. Kratulis. Front: B. Chapman, J. Cotton. R Randle Rack: E. Jackson, T Mitchell, G. Alley. J. Connell, M. Wicks, J. Hoffman. 104 Tt ck 1st Row: M. Clark, Elmore, Smith. McCann, Hydetc, Smith. Pcrronc. Devendorf. 2nd Row: Melchiskey. Raymond. Shepard. Granish, Barnes, Watson. Elmore. Honors, Wright. 3rd Row: Kite. Durfce. Jackson, McGowan. Fessler, Fogus. Hayward. Rosignal. Forney. 4th Row: Chaffee, Clark. Stevens, Osh. Spaulding. Coach Tompkins. T UtlS 105 Coach Pren, K. Champney, T. McCann. D. Hatch. R. Longdon, J. Suphen, J Christopher. J. Loefstedt. P Haas, I) LaPlante, J. Grosso. R Vincclctte Vcvt ity QoH G. Myers, J Turner, K. McDonald, B. Johnson, M. Pratt, M. Robinson, R. Lcaman, R. Voorhccs, C. Clintsman. J- V. Goty Front: M. Fisher, G. Gallant, R. Streeter, M. Barry, K Coon. Rack Row: P. Murray. M. Sullivan. B. Beige. G. Welton, H. Fietze. S. Perronc. D. Bishop 106 Top. Left to Right: T Myers, E. Hughes, B. Dibble, N Poolcy. QvJk reen r.ccn green 1 green green reen green green n green green gre een green green gr green green green g green green green gr reen green green gre reen green green gr green green green “n green green gr green green gr •een green g green goir ? golf golf goir golf goir golf golf golf g(? olf golf golf golf If golf golf golf golJ golf golf golf golf gd If golf golf golf golf f golf golf golf golf f golf golf golf golf golf golf golf golfgj f golf golf golf go olf golf golf gol£ If golf golf p' f golf Golf is a new sport for girls. Eventually, the girls’ team will be playing more inter-scholastic teams. Chittcnango might even produce a lady pro in its years to come! We are progressing now! 107 Sofc Gink BoM Top, Left to Right: B Kozak, D. Zimmer, P. Mosely, V. Raymond, K. Milligan, S. Shearer, C. Muir, Miss Rhinehan. Bottom, Left to Right R McGee P Vandcrwerken. K. Stevens, K. Eddy, N. Durfcc, B. Einstein. Absent: B. Kopper. 108 Top, Left to Right: S. Moth. K Eddy. R. McGee, B. Caslcr. Mist Rhinehart. Bottom, Left to Right: Pat Mosely, B. Kozak, C. Muir, D. Zimmer, V. Raymond. GVik’ VoUkifbcM Vanity Top, Left to Right: M. Mitchell, L Moses, H. Longden, L. Mayers. Bottom: K. Stevens, Miss Rhinehart. Absent: K. Milligan. Jtuufw VojiStty 109 Back Row: C. Piqula. T. Benedict, J. House. B Chapman, J. Heimermann Front Rou: K Haas, D. Henry, B McCann, T. Clakely. Pt tCft CW) Back Rou: Melchisky, Jones, Mann. Armstrong. Grosso. Bagnacki. Nelson. Raymond, Mayers, Mitchell, Noel, Michnowicz, Coughlan, Bacel. Bacel. Stauffer, Vero. Taylor. Yates. Mrs. Langdon, Donnelly. Manning, Bates, La Plant. Stcphenoff, Messinger, Constance, Camione, Forney. Rose. Hughes. Osborne. Peterson. Shwartz 110 Bottom Row, Left to Right: S. Longden, J Wooten. P. Allen, S. Myers, L Marvin, E. Armstrong, D. Done. Middle: A. Mudgett, D. Cummings, J. Schmcrhom, M. Schwarz, K Biazzo. D. Gross, S. Roach, J. Maxzcll, J Proctor. Top Rou : J. Empringham, N. Lenzen, D. Cummings, L. Schwitter, B. Turner, J. Vero, L Jacobs, P. Taylor, D. Balitz, L. Barber. Standing:■ L Case, E. Turner, A Sprague. L Meachum, K Luce, D. Paone Middle: P. Murphy. B Reed, Bumpus. Bottom: N. Roberts. P. Smith. J. Paone Ce u vv Ckte DALE HENRY KEVIN BARR ELLEN HUGHES GARY ALLEY v- Pres. Pres. Treas. Sec. Debbie Phelps, Barb Kozak, Cindy Zimmer, Gary Alley, Dale Henry, Kevin Barr, Dan Whal, Bill Caggiano, Bill Chapman, Theresa Costanzo, Ellen Hughes, Cheryl Muir, Kathy Donnelly, Vanessa Raymond, Dan Dcfrees. 112 Standing: T. Benedict, P. Grimmer. Seated: F. Vero, J. Nclepovitz. Standing: A. Spoor, H. Hale. Seated:). House, K. Haas. 113 F nj S k few 6 W [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■BBBBBBBBBaflB Kbbbbbpbbbbi ■EBRI'lli'- : • ■ ■iiaiand KT bbbbbbbb V ■BBBBB BBBBBBi BBBBBB BBBBBBww S. Yates, D. Davis, B. McCann, J. Stephenoff WlnotW'M 0£Us? 114 USUAKS Front: R. Bowen. M. Boswell. B. Biazzo. Mid- dle: C Barber. R. Brownell. M. Benedict, P. Angcll, A. Armstrong, T. Benedict, D Allen, B. Berry, B. Bougar. Back: L. Borland, G. Marx. 11-2 Front: S. Button, B. Casler, D. Cummings, S. Camaionc, C. Cummings. Middle: K. Chandler, D. DcFrees, D. Case, S. Colvin, N. Button, N. Carpenter, D. Rebollo, B. Dibble, J. Devendorf. Back: F. Caputo, S. Damon, C. Cordell, R. Carr, J. Collett, H. Cunning- ham, D. Cunningham, C. Clintsman. 11-3 Sitting: D. Ewald, M. Hildreth, K. Gladie. T. Hawkins, L. Heifferan, K. Hatch, M. Holley. D. Forney, C. Favor, C. Gates. Standing: K. Gillette, D. Durfce, M. Field, P. Gifford, T. Hepp, B. Flanagan, H Edick, R. Goodell, B. Flcegal, J. Hummcnyj, P Grimmer, P. Goux, B. Holiday, R. Hyatt, J. Empringham, A. Friend, D. Hammer. 116 11-4 Top: J. Lehman, B. Kcslcr, R. Manning, S. Merriam, J. D., F. Keeney, S. McCann, D. Lenzen, T. Jones, B. Matina, D. Locke, B. Marcellus. Middle: P. Lambert, B. Leonard, M. Magnuson, H. Keville, K. LaForte, S. Lav- icr, R. Jones, M. Kelsey, B. Jenkins, S. Martin. D. Mcachum, S. Lent, R. Klipp, 11-5 Top: S. Synder, D. Sherman, J. Stcphanoff, M. Rudd, C. Reuter, G. Rachicle, T. Sheppard, P. Smith, K. Roach, W. Scales, W Stackpoole, J. Singer. M. Ste- vens, J. Scarcclla. J Rowe. Front: J. Shea, K. Roach. C Roberts, J. Stager, V. Secber, S. Ross, L Ryan, L Schwitter, E. Robinson, J. Recore. R. Smith. 117 11-6 Front: J. Taylor, R. Wilson, R. Stiles. Standing: F. Trobc, D. Thayer, P. Scone, D. Zimmer, F. Vero, B. Stevens, K. Stone, N. Streeter. P. Vanderworken, P. Turk, M. Tarbay, J. Wooten, B. Turner, L Tartaro. Back: L. Baccl, S. Allen. M. Brownell, S. Aller, C.Bacon, C. Boltwood. K. Bullock. D. Allen, K. Ball. D. Balitz. Mid- dle: G. Barber. S. Bergman. K. Baxter. G. Barbagallo. B. Barnes, D. Bishop, R. Barnes, M. Barry. Front: L Bracy, P. Biondolillo, J. Allen, P. Brennan, B. Bemis, D. Billington, G. Beirne. 118 10-2 Back: M. Clemons, L Caswell, J. Cougnlan, S. Cash, K. Casp, G. Chaffee, B. Cornish, D. Clark, J. Burchcll, R. Collins, A. Caslcr, G. Burdo. Middle: C. Combs, K. Colvin, J. Cal- vert, M. Clakely, L Compoli, C. Cooper, E. Cooper, J. Callahan. M. Clark. P. Clintsman. T. Button. Top: K. Eddy, E. Fietz, K. Crolic, M. Elmore. S. Elmore, R. Doty, J. Fogus. Bottom: B. Fisher, S. Dcvaul, L. Crouch, J. Damon, C. Flynn, S. Empringham, S. Dines, B. Fesslcr, S. Durfee, D. DeForge, P. Dykeman, D. Dunbar, S. Dar- row, W. Dines, K. Denney, C. Dwyer. 10-3 10-4 Front: N. Hewitt, C. Haas, Standing: E. Hotal- ing. A. Hall, C. Gladie, J. Grenier, B. Houck, G. Gallant, R. Fuller, J. Gemmei, J. House, T. Gifford, H. Hale, W Hall, J. Hayward. B. Hydet. J. Han, C. Hess, R. Hall, T. Jackson, D. Howard. On Top: D. Holden. 119 10-5 Seated: J. Jacuk, S. Longden, R. Magnuson, V. Lathanc. B. Kennedy, C. Kirsch, L. LaPlantc, Mrs. Albanesc, P Krutalis, B. Magnuson, K. Lavier, S. Kasdorf, C. Johnson, T. Lehman, B Lawson, A. Johnson, P. Maloff, B. Jacobs. Front: R. Nesbitt, P. Murray, E. McDonald, M. Mann, H. Meyers, D. Muir, S. McFarland, J. McKay, D. Merritt, Middle: P. Murphy, S. Morgan, N. Michnowicz, M. McNally, J. Noel, M. Mitchell, R. McGee, L. Moses, A. Malvaso, C. Nelson. Top: K. Milligan, B. Manteli. 10-7 Front: J. Perkins, H. Rhode, G. Peterson, M. B. Robinson, B. Ohman, L Russell, M. O’Toole, Rack: R. Roberts, M. Phillips, J. Richardson, E. Pratt, M. Paddock, C. Raineri, J. Roach. 120 Front: D. Stcdman, D. Shaffer. Middle: M. Shaffer, A. Smith, S. Schantz, K. Sardella, F. Schwarz, A. Spoor, C. Stern- berg, J. Schmidtka, M. Saun- ders, L. Schiebler. Back: G. Smith, S. Seamans, W. Stcd- man. E. Smith, T. Seamans, L. Shaw, D. Synder, J. Schcrmcr- horn, L. Sternberg. Top: K. Stevens, V. Sternberg, D. Wasscl, P. Verne, F. Worthly, D. Willis, L. White, S. Stowcll, A Wilson. C. Towndrow, L Thompson, D. Teska. Middle: R. Wright, R. Streeter, R. Trodc, G. Welton, S. Streeter. Bottom: J. Wilson, G. Watson, D. Tashner, K. Tulwiccki, S. Torve, M. Wil- liams, S. Stone. 91 M. Bailey, T. Boston, D. Abel, C. Benedict, K. Bradshaw, K. Biazzo, S. Boswell, C Bougar. Middle: W. Beley, C. Bidwcll, D. Betsingcr, T. Barret, P. Bowers. B. Barnes, E. Armstrong. Front: L Allen, J. Aller, T. Breed. K. Barlow, J. Bettis. 9-2 Top: B. Caggiano, P. Bumpus. M. Colling, L Cooper, D. Buttino, T. Clakely, R. Corp, E. Cook, C. Chandler, Mrs. Agnew, S. Coon, L Clintsman, L Case, B. Brownson, R. ('ashman Bottom: L Combs, M. Constance, E. Clemons, T. Brownell, S. Classen, K. Cornish. S. Durisek. D. Devendorf, P. Delaney, S. Dines, S. Dagget, R. Dolan, Middle: K. Coughlan, C. Denney, P. Crandle, C. Davis, S. Devendorf, D. Costanzo. Bottom: S. Costanzo, D. Cummings, S. Cunningham. J. Cromp, D. Davis. K. Eager, J. Cromp. 122 9-4 Back: G. Grccnc, J. Forney, M. Field, D. Gust- ina, K. Greene, J. Edgar, B. Frey, E. Empring- ham, B. Engle, G Elmer, T. Eckmair, K. Greene, D. Entwistle, B. Gleasman. Middle: R. Granish, B. Gero, N. Fisher, D. Hall, J. Flana- gan, B. Haas, G Goodfellow, G Hall, W Freeman. Front: T. Fuller, B. Einstein, Dave Gross, S. Ferguson, D. Fuller, J. Gallent, Mrs. Krossclt. L Kelncr, G. Kinney, M. Harlan, R. Kimlcr, G Harvey, R. Kits, P. Jakobowski, K. Dolly, G Langworthy, J. Jones, G Keene, T. Holt, D. Haynes, B. Kirsh, L. Jacobs, K. Kocgal, M. Harrington, J. Kevillc. B. Kieb, D. Kneeskem, G. Hunt. J. Holf, C. LaForte, G Johnson, M. Hulsizer, L. Hayward, L. Hunt. Back: B. McDonald, T. Makas. D McAdam, T. Markert, K. McGowan D. Manteli, M. Mace, B. McCann, R Lent, N. LaPlante, M. Lynch, N. Len zen, K. Lamphcrc, L Marvin, L May ers, K. McCarty, Bottom: J. Manning B. Marshall, G McCarty, G Luce, D McNeeley, H. Longdon. 123 9-7 T. Samsel, Reynolds, Boz, R. Schwitter, R. Scott, D. Reed. J. Ross. D. Spoor, M. Schwarz, J Relyea, N. Schmitka, C. Rolfe, N. Roberts, T. Robinson, K. Rossignal, S. Roach, T. Sea- mans, J. Sale, B. Reed. D. Pclky, J. Mosher, J. Mcsmcr, J. Perks, D. Morissey, S. Nelcpovitz, W. O'Conner, P. Raineri, P. Perks, S. Mclcheski, A. Rebollo, J. Ott, W. Osborne, G. Rao, Front: J. Proctor, D. Paone, R. Morgan, C. Proper, P. Miller, L Meachum. C. Nesbitt, D. Ormsby, S. Phelps. L Rauscher, M. Moon, C. Raymond, J. Pauli, R. North. F. Smith, S. Stimson, P. Stevens, J. Smith, G. Shepard, Doug Spoor, K. Spaulding, R. She- pard, J. Shanahan, B. Smith, K. Synder, K. Shutt. N. Stauffer, W. Tapper, K. Stowe, B. Shaffer, D. Solberg, S. Sinnetti, J. Stcphanoff, A. Sprague, G. Sternberg. 124 9-10 Front: L. Wixon, L Weaver, R. Wasscl, F. VanDeusen, J. Tavernese, J. White, D. War- ner, M. Wchncr, Center: F. Taylor, R. Wright, B. Turk, L Tyler, J. Wilson, J. Walrath, R. Wilson, L. Taylor, L Taylor, K. Wixon, P Yates, S. Yates, K Wilsey. Rack: J. Vero. S. Williams, J. Zimmer. 125 Row I: E. Bixby, S. Boston, M. Boukcr, M. Bishop, E. Barry, A. Bassett. J. Bennett, S. Barnes, J. Bion- dollillo, L. Bortlc, D. Arnold. Rou II: S. Barber, P. Allen, D. Aylesworth, D Aylesworth, C. Bell, R. Belair, T. Bettes. J Allen, T. Blanding, E. Beley, N. Barber. Ron III: A. Baranowski, M Anklin, R. Abell, P. Borland, C. Allen, P. Barber, Mr. Collins. Absent: A. Blanding, J. Biggar, R. Bccotte. Row I: J. Champagne, P. Buchlcy, G. Butler, C. Cough Ian, L. Bruce, G. Chandler, P. Compoli Row II: B. Cottet, P. Congden, T. Caswell, D. Colvin, S. Cox, T. Church, D. Cole, K. Butler, C. Clem- ons, D. Butler, M. Constance, B. Button, J. Busa. Rou III: S. Brayton, M. Camaione, C. Brownell, D. Burleigh, W. Charette. o Row I: J. Delaney, A. Forney, K. Dines, C. Fralick, S. Crolick, J. Daggett, D. Ewald, B Doss, W Cross, D. Davis, C. Ferguson, W. Everett, N. Ficllo. Row’ II: Mrs. O’Donnell, T. Denney, K Flanco, D. Daughety, L DaPolito, J. Delaney, L Crouch, K. Fietze, J. Crawford, K. Dines, R. DeOrdio, K. Dudley. Row III: R. Fchrman, F. DeRoose, D. Doan. 129 Rack Row: D. Harter, P. Gifford, V. Hartmann, S. Graverson, S. Garlock, R Hall, M. Harrington. Row II: P. Hatch, R. Graham, A. Greene, K. Gust- ina, D. Gerber, B. Godfrey, R. Goodrich. Row III: C. Harvey, M. Haas, J. Gifford, T. Harris, M. Gero, E. Frank, M. Gillette. Row IV: C Gault, J. Hall. Row I: P House. T. Hunt. J. Kinney, D Kelner, B. Lavicr, D. Hotaling, J. Hildreth. Row II: C. Holt, J. Lamphear, J. Kesler, K. Lanphear, J. Lind- say, M. Jcmola, D. Hirt, T. Longden, B. Lewis. D. Holden. Row III: M. Hutchins, B. Jenkins, K. Keib, S. Hopkins. J. Hildrbrand, C. Hulsizer, M. Lloyd, V. Kelley, L Holliday. F. Hess, T. Langdon. Absent: R. Kneeskem, C. Koagel. R. Kristianovich, M. LeDuc, D. Hohf. Row I: D. Moffat, J. Merrill, C Nolan, G. Morris, J. McDonald, D. Manning, E. Martyn, J. Myers. Row II: K. Mann, J. Matzeii, D. McAllister, A. McFarland, D. MacCombie, V. Maloney, J. Meyers, L Mcrriam. Row III: K. Loucks, L Menninger, D. Merritt. E. Markert, D. Morgan, G McCabe, R Miller, D. Murdie. Row IV: S. Lowe, E. Mudgctt, T. Nash, B. McCarthy, T Mitchell, J. Miller, C. Leonard. 130 Row I: M. Roach, M. Petrie, R. Patchctt, L. Ott- man. Row II: D. Oot, C. Rasmussen. R. Reese. V. Ralston. A. Rcbollo. L Parks. J. Race, K. Perks. Row III: T Pclkey, A. Petersen, S. Patane. F. Osborne, L. Osterkorn. D. Richardson, D. Rear- don. Row IV: M Pfohl, M Rasmussen, H Pratt. L Rao, R Richardson, J. Ottoway, P Proulx Row I: J. Secord. M. Smith. T. Sgarlata, L Sted- man, V. Smith, K. Smith, B Russell, T. Schermer- horn, M. Roberts. T. Spinek, A. Rood, S. Stiles, S. Sanford. Row II: D Solbcrt, G. Shephard, D. Smith, J. St. Andrew, G. Sadler, J Stager. J. Seeley, S. Sherlock, F. Schcuer, R. Stevens, B. Sherman, R. Sagor. Row I: J Zecher, J. Van Deusen, A. Vero. S. Thomas. B Streeter, L. Taylor. P Wilmer. M. Turner. T. Thompson. Row II: R Templar. J. Van- derworken, S Wixson, D Stowell. J Streeter. N. Visscr, M. Tulowiecki. Row III: S. Weaver, J Wat- son, M Vrccland, A. White, B. Welton, S. Wafer. O. Wilcox. 131 Row I: James Bailey, Ed Bording, Mike Atkinson. Rou II: Betsy Barlow, Deb Barrett. M Boswell, L. Barrett, D. Billington, P Biondillio. Rou III: D. Biagcrilli, V. Allen. V Ballard, D. Beley. Row IV: K. Boltwood, D. Anthony, B. Bender, N. Andrus, K. Blanding, V. Abel, B. Bloss, S. Baucus. Row I: D. Bray ton, B. Cordell, K Caskins, S. DeGroff, C. Deticrc, S. Busa, D. Butler. Row II: S. DeMario, F. Champagne, D. Brownell, J. Britting, D. Cadarct. Row III: S. Brennan, P. Davis, D. Browne, J. Brownell. S. DcVaul, K. DeMario. P. Cooper, Mrs. Ibert. Row IV: J. Crandall, G. Bure- hell, D DeForest, J. Button. Rou V: I. Crabtree. J. Carr, J. Button. R. Cotton, M. Cox, T. Custer, D. Bullard. Absent: G. Damon. Row I: J. Flynn, B. Evans, D. Fischer, T. Eberlc, B. Downing, D. Dykeman. Row II: J. Filmcr, D Dines, M. Faver, A. Dombroski, D. Fox. T. DiChristina, D. Duquette. D. Eckerlin, D. French. E. Donnelly. Rou III: C. Dwyer. S. Dines, S. Eddy, M. Frey, M. Durfee, E. Feinburg, M. Dudley, B. Durfee. 132 Rou■ I: F. Hcimcrmann, R. Johnson, F Harris, S Henderson, E. Heinz, D. Heifferon, M. Havens. J Johnson, S. Jenson, E. Houghtaling. Row II: K Hulsizer, B. Holliday, D Johnson. A Greene. J Johnson, A. Hulsizer, D. Goodroe, K. Hale. M Johnson. J. Johnson. J. Haas, B. Jones. Row III: K Hatch. P Gifford, C. Hall, R Ielfield, C. Grif fiths, D. Graham. Uft to Right: W Nickal, M. Peterson, S. Nolan. L. Potter, M. Oot, C. O’Toole, A. Mudgett, D. Panebianco, C. Michnowicz, S. O’Shaughnessy. R Proctor, C. Ostrander, S. Ostrowski. J. Osborne, R Merritt, P. Pickard, A. Peterson, D. Nelson. Back: J. Martin. D. Mace. L. Koegel. R Kennedy. G. Marcellus, R Ixxinard. P Kevillc. J Lawson. T. McGombie, M Kilian, A. Longden Front: F. Mat zeli, J. McCann. V. Martin, P. Joslin, M. Joyal. C. Link. D. Lasher, D. Lcduc. D. Menninger. L Lillie, B. Lokay, D Kupfcr, D. McCloskey, K. Lescynski. S. Kucynski, B. McClcan, L Jones. 133 Rou I: L. Schreiner, M Rossi, T. Rudd, J. Renfer, M. Sanford, S. Roach, G Sccbcr, A Sgroi, H Rus- sell Rou II: D. Sgarlata, L. Sardella, T. Sebren, P Sauer, A Reutter, B Root. J Scheuer, T. Reed, S. Roberts, E. Robinson. L. Roach, S. Shaffer, J Rob- erts, Miss Lebiedzinski. Rou■ III: J. Russell, R Regan, R. Sabin. Abient: C Relyea, B. Sale. Rou■ I: R. Terrence, C Taylor, T. Tcska, M. Spra- gue. G. Sternberg. Mr. Berlin, R. St. Andrew, Y. Snow, C Sternberg, T Tysco, D. Stone. Row II: F. Sokol, J. Taylor, W. Taylor, T. Thompson, B. Turner, N Thomas, M. Spoor, K. Stevens. Rou■ III: K Stott, B. Tyler, G. Stcdman, W. Tclfer, D Tarbay, D. Turon, C. Sternberg. Abimt: E. Shearer, B. Sherman. J. St. Andrew, J. Strickler. Row I: R Woods, C. Wells. J Winn, K. Under wood, M. Vrceland, S. Vincelcttc, L. Wilson, S. White. Row II: J. Van Antwerp. H. Weigel. Row III: B. Wood, J. Wilcox. Rou IV: C Wood, J Willis. Row V: D. Whencr, J. Wcntling. Row VI: T. Whitlock, T. Watkins, D. Wood, B. Vandcr worken, J. Waggoner, G. Wadsworth, D. Wil- liams. P. Wadsworth. 134 S. Roach, G. Bicmc, Mr. Daviau, S. Roach, D. Costanzo, D. Solberg, T. Seamons. D. Dykcman, J. Wadsworth, T. Tcska. K. Greene, C. Chandler, K. Green, M. Sprague, R Terrance, T. Market. S. Mclchiskey, S. Sinnctt, B. Schwitter, M. Wehncr, T. Reed, G. Sternberg. R Kimler Tftcuw FoeskmOM Cocwi • f-Tigh FootbcM Back: D. Hirt, T. Longdcn, M Roach. B. Levis, J. Miller, E. Markcrt. K. Dudley. B. Downing, L. Clark. Middle: A White, G. Chandler, E. Martin. Front: T. Mitchell, E. Frank. M. Dudley, M Harrington. C. Coughlan, B. McCarthy. S. Wafer, J. McDonald, M. Harrington. 135 8th G'lCuife IVtfiStCuig Front: W. Rasmussen, A. Sgroi, A. Longden, C. Wells, D. Fischer, D. Beley, S. Perks. Back: J. Winn, D. Hckerlin, S. DeVaul, N. Andrus, J. Schcuer. Coach Lynch. G. Sternberg, B. Jones, D. Ostrander, J. Osborne, R. Richardson. The future is your choice! f-figh Ginh QoftbcM Standing: A. Reutter. L Clintsman, C. Davis. C. Hall, B. Shaffer, H. Longden, K. McCarty, J. McCann, Miss Larsen. Kneeling: L Mayers. Sitting: S. Vincellette, D. Biilington. Kneeling: A. Greene. I t ft t f'i I) Standing: B. Barnes, T Barrett. K. Wixson, A Mudgett. P Taylor. Coach Krasselt Front:). Sceber. K. Blanding. B Haas, D. Devendorf, C. Bougor, D. Sforza, M. Spoor. TiOuCk 137 J'u Niglv OVifo l-fockey Bcuk, L ft to Right: M. Durfcc, B. Durfce, P. Barber, R. Cotton, B. Vanderwerken, K. Hale, S. Eddy, M. Peterson, M. Frey, S. Dines, L. Rcutter, S. Stiles, J. Johnson. S. Ostrowski. 2nd Row: K. Blanding, E. Mudgett, T. Denney. J. Seeber, T. Caswell, M Joyal. B. Streeter. C Leonard, A Dombroski, A. Greene, P Borland. K Kieb, L. Bishop, P. Wadsworth, J. McCann. Front Row: J. Matzell. M. Haas, S. Vincelette, L. Potter, C Holt, M. Hutchins. B. Bates, G Hall, A. Forney. J. Meyers, S. Hall, J. Raineri, L. Stcdman. Billington, J. McCann, A. Greene BasketbcM f-fem yb Te tvo 138 J'u 7ee i CGub Back Row: F. Champagne, N. Thomas, S. Hopkins, T. Denney, A. Mudgett, D. Lasher, E. Mudgett, T. Spinet, S. DeMario, M. Greene. L Barrett, C. Hui- sizer, H. Weigel, E. Bixby. K. DeMario. L Crouch. K. Kieb, C. Rasmussen, J. Roberts. L Holliday. D Holden, M. Hutebins. M. Greene, S. Thomas. T. Church. Jouutvt l-figh J-fcwxyis Qo ety Silling: D. Gadaret, R Wright. J Flanagan, D. Menninger, K. I mphear, L. McFarland, C. John- son, J. Sccber, W Taylor, T. DeChristina, A. Dombrowski. Standing: S. Mclchiskey, J. Fomey, M. Durfcc, T. Breed. S. Roberts, Linda Kclner, K. Hale. T. Holt, J. Vero, M. Schwarz, D. Cummings, N. Stauffer, B. Barlow. Jr. l-figh Pep 0Cub Back: D. Bates, Karen Lesczynski, B. Vander- werken. K. Walrath. Front: Debbie Johnson. D. Butler. Ann Green, D. McCloskey. 139 J '. f-figh F MA. Back: D. Lasher. J. Carr, S. Eddy, D. Wood. B. Vanderwerken, M. Frey, L Sardella, D. Kupfer, C. Wood. D. Aylesworth. 3rd Row-' Mrs. Noffsinger, D. Colvin. B. Collet, P. Borland. C Clemons. D. Brownell. K. Gustina, M. Haas, B. Jenkins. D. Biagiar- clli. Mrs. Gregg. 2nd Row: D. Brayton, S. Kuscynski, P Wadsworth. D. French. C. Dwyer. S. DeMario, E. Donnelly, C. Holsizer, L. Stedman. K Smith, B Cordell. 1st Rou-: C. Fralick, C. Ferguson. D Cole, J. Secord, V. Smith. M. Constance. M. Banker. R Graham. R. Merritt. L Barrett, F. Haas. F Champagne. J . f-figlv Bmji Sitting: M Durfee. B. Vanderwerken Standing: D. Brayton. E. Shearer, L. Jones, J. Britting, D. Fischer Fcudk R jep dm 140 Standing: Mr. Ellstrom, Mrs. Agnew, Mr. Collins. Seated: Mrs. Ellstrom, Miss Hodel, Mrs. Walker. 142 Seated: Miss Collura, Mrs. Hiller, Mrs. Falise. Standing: Mr. Waite, Mr. Foglino, Mr. Kinsella, Mr. Erion, Mr. Wood, Mr. Tompkins. 143 Standing: Mr. Hatko, Mr. Pitoniak, Mr. Conklin. Seated: Mrs. Forney, Mr. Taylor, Miss Lebiedzinski. 144 Standing: Mr. Weldert. Seated: Mr. Webber. Mr. Kirschenheitaer, Mr. O’Keefe. u u $ t O' nj y Standing: Mr. Roach, Mr. Shea. Seated: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Sorenson, Mrs. Eisenberg. Standing: Mr. Berlin, Mr. Diefendorf, Mr. Bligh. Seated: Mr. Moore, Mrs. Pasto. 145 JCL Mrs. Albanesc, Mr. Daviau, Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. Waring P O' fu b I 9 Kj 146 Mrs. Scofield, Mr. Dymond, Mrs. Knowlton A i t D t Miss Zidovsky, Mrs. Ivcrs 147 Mr. Callahan. Mr. Arnold. Mrs. Bodlr f D i I IP G 4 S' E £. 148 Mr. Getchonis Mr. Young Mech. Dr. Photography Mr. Gordon, Miss Rhinchart, Mr. Russo Mr. DiCristina Miss Gaskc 149 Mrs. Murray 150 UeM, Mrs. Mills Nu tSG Mrs. Holdridgc iS Mrs. I-awson, Mrs. Aust, Mrs. Benedict Mrs. Dana, Mr. Ielficld, Mr. Cummings, Mrs. Parsons 151 Pe tsowtefi Front, Left to Right: Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Gifford, Mrs. Fey. Back. Left to Right: Mrs. Vaikncss, Mrs. Gardner Aii Mrs. Button Mr. Grinnals, Mr. Sigmond Mrs. Noffsinger. Miss Catalano, Mrs. Gregg 152 ME CU EEr fl lStCLkdb P li tCipcJ!; Qd ioob BoomL 1972-73 Top: Mr. Hatch, Mr. Marcellus, Mr. Durfee, Mr Loefstedt. Seated: Mr Hale, Mrs. Melchisky, Mr. Bushnell. Mr. Smith. 153 nwrpswp® aivs moj BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Ellstrom Jon Loefstedt Rite Aid Mrs. Pasto Mr. and Mrs. James T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prenevost Snuffy and Anne John and Barb John and Allison William Brewer Mr. and Mrs. James Button Margie and Mark Nancy Hewitt The Rev. and Mrs. F. Mills Bill and Cindy Rick and Lynda Mr. Couse Richard J. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penner Mr. and Mrs. John Wozny Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Loefstedt Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kimler Miss Collura Kim and Sundee Ross and Teri Matt and Terry Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mintonye Mr. and Mrs. John Mintonye Lenny Cormier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Getchonis Minestroni Bill and Rick Mintonye Kim C. and Karen W. Jack and Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kinsella Deepfrees and Alley Deed Henry Mr. Dymond Bonnie and Dan, Pat and Bill Reenie and Jeff Taylor Kim Laforte Katie Hatch Mark and Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bligh Steve and Penny Pat Vanderwerken Ervine Jay Button II Carlos Rumeriez Matina Danny and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pooley Tom and Noni Sill Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Casler Western Auto Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gates Flanagan, Mitchell Obrien Felix John's Landscaping Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rousell Sr. Gary and Sue Craig, Kristen, Scot Getchonis Gladice and Mabell Jim and Barb Mr. Arnold Tom Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Calton Mitchell Scott and Lisa Taffee and Gary Panebianco Coach and Mrs. Di Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seamans Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Marcell Mr. and Mrs. James Isabella Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark B B Adventures Duke and Nancy Jo Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Davis Chris Wozny Miss Alice Mooney Kim and Stacey Mel and Trish Stretch Keith Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeber Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Rick and the Orange Pumpkin Scott Williams Bob Roberts Roxanne Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Erion Rich and Cindy Dr. and Mrs. Forney Vampire and Witch Paul Lambert Mr. and Mrs. House Cathy, Valerie, Sue, Nancy Dwight and Debby BOOSTERS Mr. Daviau and 106 Pete Murray Dennis Muir Dennis and Dan Mr. and Mrs. John Langdon Harold D. Wood John Milton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bushnell Father Flanagan and Lynn Schwitter J. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Kirschenheiter Mr. Hutko Mr. Holdridge Sreenie Undie Mr. and Mrs. Grinnals Sqeaky and I Dave and Cheryl Dick and Sherry Harlan and Barb Mr. and Mrs. Schenk Nick Fisher Little Joe Clayt Mr. and Mrs. Noffsinger Mr. Berlin and Osker Doug and Joanne Bonnie Overbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ibert Stephen D. Waite Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foglino Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taylor Marilyn A. Zidovsky Doopy and Dappa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Killian Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. Cote Daniel Clark 71 Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weeks Best Regard, Mr. Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moth Mrs. Holdridge Jeanne and Carol Kohles Rene Casler Delphine Compoli Carlos and Sue Spence, Elmo, Flea Nectar and Spaz Mr. and Mrs. Sandford B. Hatch Dave and Yuette Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds Mr. and Mrs. Honors Mrs. Rider Mr. and Mrs. Benson Howard Lawyea Mrs. Shaffer Tom and Lanny Button Jane Abel Mr. and Mrs. Randle Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Miller Sr. Hank and Nancy Petersen Marcia Willis Mr. and Mrs. Ford McCarty Jr. Miss Joan Thayer Ed Jemola Joel Cotton Duane and Faith Micky Fields Gerald Chafee Steve Keville Phil Haas Steve White Vivian Griffin Cherry Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. Roach Ritz Mr. and Mrs. George Bacel Carol Bacel Ellen Steve and Val Mr. and Mrs. James Kirsch Ed and Colette Ron and Cindy Pro-Mose Rich Nesbitt Bennett Miracle Jr. Sue and Gail Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wafer Mrs. Mildred Recor Mrs. Kay Brownell Thomas Ciampi Mr. and Mrs. Smith With love Spud Gary, Sue, and Debbie Sue Mintonye Mr. and Mrs. Clair Button Mr. and Mrs. Robert Self Da ve Hatch 156 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 There's a way to do it better — find it. B M BUILDERS NEWTON’S MOBILE HOMES CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK Route 31 Lakeport New York NEW HOMES AND REMOLDING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '73 THE ORIGINAL MAYER'S Ham That Am Ham Restaurant SUPERMARKET PETE STUCKER — Your Host In the Heart of Chittenango 157 EAST BRIDGEPORT LUMBER CO. ROUTE 31 BRIDGEPORT, N. Y. 13030 PHONE 633-9611 Good Luck to the Class of '73 From May Everyone in the Class of 1973 Have Much Success in the Future DR. MORTON MALOFF DR. McCANN'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Congratulations to the Class of Best Wishes 1973 To the Class of 1973 from from DR. AND MRS. DONALD J. TAYLOR THE PENNYSAVER 158 Compliments of SMITH'S BAIT SHOP Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '73 JOSEPH BYRNE FLORIST 157 W. Genesee St. (Across from High School entrance) Telephone 687-2641 YOUR F.T.D.A. FLORIST E. J. BUTTONS AND SONS Excavating Equipment for Rent Bulldozers — Earth Movers — Draglines Backhoes — Pumps — Compressors (315) 687-2171 Chittenango, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '73 from ONEIDA SAVINGS BANK COMPLIMENTS OF KEN KNOPP PRES. THE BYRNE AGENCY INC. PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE SERVICE DON BARRETT V. PRES. 276 GENESEE STREET CHITTENANGO, N. Y. 687-7121 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 MANTH-BROWNELL INC. COMPLIMENTS OF MABIE BROS. MASSEY FERGUSON CUSHMAN TRACKSTER SALES AND SERVICE Kirkville, N. Y. 687-8791 Oldest Service Station AUSTIN'S TEXACO SERVICE 402 Genesee Street Chittenango, N. Y. Phone 687-9972 BRIDGEPORT SHELL SERVICE Corner of Route 298 and 31 24 Hour Road Service Best Wishes to the Class of '73 ROQUES ROUST S. C. C. Rt. 31 East Bridgeport, N. Y. Open Year Round 633-9497 Golf and Winter Activity SEVEN O'S Recreational Sales and Service DeVaul Road R. D. 2 Kirkville, N. Y. 13082 Phone 31 5-687-9342 161 Good luck to Gary and the rest of the fine class of 1973 from MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. ALLEY Congratulations to The Class of '73 CORDIAL SHOP O 3 HONDA Bavarian Motor Works BILL’S CyCLf SHOP Salt - Service - ‘Panti. ROUTE 5 • CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK 13037 Telephone 687-3244 Compliments of DR. DONALD J. TAYLOR OPTOMETRIST 687-9252 162 ITlerchants % NATIONAL _ laank TRUST COMPANY OP SYRACUSI A Charter New York Bank F. D.I C CABINETS APPLIANCES FLOORS KEN CARMAN KITCHEN WORLD THE YELLOW DAISY FAMOUS NAME JR. AND MISSY SPORTSWEAR AT GREAT SAVINGS 3 15 GENESEE ST. CHITTENANGO, N. Y. 262 GENESEE ST. CHITTENANGO, N. Y. 13037 687-6059 FOR PROMPT SERVICE COUNTER TOPS FURNACES WATER HEATERS DEVENDORF'S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK 13037 DAVID DEVENDORF RD 2 FLY RD. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 TYLER-TRAUB FUNERAL HOME I 15 Genesee S+. Chittenango, N. Y. G. JAMES TRAUB, DIRECTOR Modern Funeral Service Modern Chapel 163 Congratulations '73 The sky's the limit! Good Luck to The Class of 73 from KEN'S WILLIAMS GARAGE LUNCHEONETTE Your Friendly Soda Shop Much Success in the Future Compliments of the MADISON ONONDAGA MUTUAL FIRE CANTEEN INSURANCE CO. Congratulations to the Class of 73 from SANDFORD B. HATCH AGWAY 687-8471 164 Congratulations to the Class of '73 TIFFANY'S INSURANCE Whirlpool RCA Jacobsen Kitchen Aid POST'S SALES SERVICE Donald E. Post Quality Hill, Route 5 Canastota, N. Y. Phone 697-2435 Congratulations to the Class of '73 THE PROPER PLACE Route 31 Bridgeport, New York COSTANZO BUS BATH, INC. Special Metal Products 687 6054 Congratulations to the Class of 73 Auto Radios — Hi-Fi — Stereo JOMAR RADIO T.V. SERVICE Phone 687-6627 516 McDonnell St. Chittenango, N. Y. 13037 Congratulations Class of 73 CHITTENANGO FARM SUPPLY 165 Congratulations to the Class of 73 Compliments of Grant Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Employees BRIDGEPORT GRANT'S CHITTENANGO PLAZA CHITTENANGO, NEW YORK 166 CRATING CO. Finest in Meats and Grocery Best Wishes to Compliments of ENNIS AND SONS MOBIL the Class of '73 Complete Car Care SAM'S RON ENNIS TUSCARORA MARKET Phone: 687-6622 RD 1 Chittenango, N. Y. Much Success in the Future PERKSHOP Congratulations Class of 1973 1 19 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 687 3213 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HENRY Compliments of DEMONG AND STICKLES LAW OFFICE Chittenango, New York 167 Compliments to the Class of 1973 From BRIDGEPORT METAL CRAFT May the Class of 1973 Have the Best of Luck in the Future. From the STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to the Class of 73 ROBERT J. BENSON ATTORNEY Best Wishes to Gary And the Class of '73 A J PANEBIANCO PRODUCE Congratulations to the Class of 73 PAT'S CHEVROLET CORNER Courtesy Is A Lubricant Which Oils The Wheels Of Business Albert James 687-9817 687-6447 W. I. TYLERS FURNITURE APPLIANCE Zenith T.V. CHITTENANGO AUTO PARTS Parts and supplies for all automobiles Trucks, Tractors Snowmobiles Compliments of JERRY'S ESSO RT. 31 BRIDGEPORT Color and Black and White Radios — Stereos — Tapes Players Best Wishes to Seniors We Service What We Sell Genesee 687-91 18 170 OX- Dave Ferd Bross Hairy Jonthan A. S. Brewster S. P. Chesty Spase Spence Bruce and Chris Smelly Elmo flea . . Jane Noel Ed McDonald Shelia Seamans Ron Donna Stedman Mike Cris and Mark Louie Eile Judy Stephenhoff Mike Man the Great Laurie Mcfarlan Steve Longden Judy Case Paul and Company 5 Corners Congratulations to the Class of 73 from COLLINS ARCO SERVICE Chittenango, New York 687-9096 Rt. 31 Lakeport, N. Y. BLAKESLEE'S GUN SHOP Hirth, Kohler Jlo Engine Service Artie Cat Snowmobiles Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 CLARK PETROLEUM SERVICE, INC. 171 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 HOGAN'S The House of Fine Furniture BEST WISHES FROM DR. AND MRS. GARETH WEST CHITTENANSO LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of '73 W. S. METCALF, INC. 72 Congratulations to the Class of 73 CHITTENANGO FLOORS Congratulations to the Class of 1973 WALDMANS DEPARTMENT STORE Chittenango, New York Dry Goods and School Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of 73 SHERRIE FABRICS Bridgeport, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 73 SCHWITTER ELECTRIC CO. INC. Soft ice cream — Lunches — Coffee Best Wishes from NORTH POLE ONEIDA HARDWARE CO. MARINER Subs - Sandwiches - Pizza Good Luck to the Class of 73 WILL DELIVER from JHmg? 254 e:. Geneset s .. pHl 607-0966 CHITTENANGO. N.Y. ESQUIRE MEN'S SHOP 173 For results see MULFORD REAL ESTATE Your full time real estate professional Canastota, New York 687-3433 CANASTOTA AUTO PARTS INC. Automotive Parts Jobber 425 South Petersboro St. Canastota, New York Chittenango 687-9811 Canastota 697-9922 Congratulations Congratulations to the Senior Class MILLER HARDWARE from APPLIANCE Carl, Donna, and Kim Champney SENECA TAVERN Congratulations to The Class of '73 PERRONE’S DRUG STORE 174 GOOD LUCK TO YOU IN YOUR FUTURE YEARS IN THE WORLD FROM THE CLASS OF 1975 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK FROM Bob, Lisa, and the gang at BRIDGEPORT PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors! from PEPPER LEASING CORP Congratulations to the Class of 1973 from the CHITTENANGO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT BEST WISHES THE CHITTENANGO TEACHER NORTH CHITTENANGO VOL ASSOCIATION FIRE DEPARTMENT Congratulates 1973 Graduates of '73 It's been fun BUT GOOD LUCK TO All good things must THE CLASS OF 1973 come to an end — HYGIENIC SANITATION CO., INC. MRS. STRONG Syracuse, N. Y. 13202 Phone: 471-1208 177 Compliments of Good Health and WM. E. MOHAWK Happiness to MOORE CO. VALLEY our Floor Machines — Custodian Supplies WHOLESALE future homeowners GROCERS MADISON Heavy Duty Vacuums INC. PROPERTIES 621 S. West St. 475- Camden, New York REAL ESTATE 3 156 Syracuse, N. Y. Much Success to the Class of 73 BUTMAN'S FLORIST Wedding flowers Corsages Potted plants Christmas flowers Best Wishes to the Class of '73 Gas, Oil, Tires, Towing GEORGE'S SERVICE GOOD LUCK TO NEXT YEAR'S YEAR BOOK STAFF! WE HOPE YOU HAVE AS MUCH TROUBLE AS WE DID!!! CLOVERLEAF HOTEL Chittenango Station L S GROCERIES Open 7 to I I 7 Days a Week and Holidays Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 GENESEE LIQUOR STORE Harold and Mary Fox 101 I E. Genesee St. Chittenango, New York Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1973 from P C FOOD MARKETS Chittenango Plaza Chittenango, New York 179 Heffernan Jones, Inc. Genesse Oneida Streets Chittenango, New York 13037 Telephone (315) 687-2031 Best Wishes to Class of 73 SaCutmg the graduating class mmmmm 180 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY MONACO STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY W UCDC DUr TC riD ADUV IS A. Kl ADT WHERE PHOTOGRAPHY IS AN ART PORTRAITS IN NATURAL COLOR ★ EXECUTIVES ★CLERGY ★CHILDREN ★ FAMILIES ★GROUPS ★YEAR BOOKS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 363-5080 Visit Our New Modern Studio AIR CONDITIONED 168 MAIN ST. ONEIDA, N.Y. ■a WHO 181 The Class of '73 will always be WELCOMED TO BEAR COUNTRY CHITTENANGO BOOSTER CLUB WORKER'S jkb R4Sb f$ Cte 0 1973 I I I