Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

CONTENTS Seniors------- Faculty------- Activities---- Sports-------- Organizations - Underclassmen Advertisements DEDICATION MR. KIRSCHENHEITER Mr. Kirsch has to be the most vibrant teacher around! As varsity coach he brings a shockwave of vitality into C.C.S. football and track. He is intense and animated as a Biology teacher, and equally so as a friend. The '75 PAL- LADIUM Staff can't thank him enough for bringing so much vigor and so many laughs into our years at C.C.S. Mr. Couse: We've set aside this comer of our yearbook to thank Mr. Co use for the umpteen mil- lion things he’s done to help our class out! Besides being an Eng- lish teacher and single handedly establishing an Ice Hockey Club at C.C.S., he was the Jr. Class advisor for the class of '75 and helped us put on a super Junior Prom in '74! Mr. Daviau: Mr. Nick Danger Daviau has done such a terrific job of initiating a soccer team for Chittenango the PALLADIUM staff couldn't pass up this chance to extend him a special Thanks! He's been a real friend to many seniors, as well as a super coach to the guys on the team! Mr. Hutko: Every student who's had Mr. Hutko knows how great it feels to have a teacher who is totally immersed in his job and genuinely interested in each of his students. The seniors on the staff wish to take this chance to let Mr. Hutko know how much we appreciate this dedication and have enjoyed knowing him. i Miss Rhinehart: The '75 PALLA- DIUM Staff wants to thank Miss Rhinehart for helping so many girls realize the thrill of success in sports as well as the impor- tance of building strong, healthy bodies as a foundation for aca- demic and spiritual success. To the Class of ’75, It has been a real pleasure for me to be involved with Chittenango High School during this special centennial year. Any senior year is special, but this one will be remembered more than most. I hope that each of you has grown within yourself during your years at Chittenango High. Today’s world requires each of us to be able to cope with each other. Toler- ance is certainly a virtue and indeed a necessity in our lives today. As you move on in life, may your future be bright and your accomplishments of benefit to yourselves as well as to others. Congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely yours, Harold Talbot, Jr. High School Principal 6 r Parker ’ Prender By TOM HOLT Replacing Mr. Seamans as assistant principal this year is Mr. Donald Parker, whose responsibility will be working with eighth, ninth and tenth graders. He reported to us that later, when things get more settled around in school he will be involved with the various clubs about school and will work with the new science and math teachers. Mr. Parker is a '68 graduate of the State University at Cortland, where he majored in biology and played tennis. He received his doctorate in Science Education and Educational Administration from Syracuse University. Mr. Parker taught biology for four years in the East Syracuse-Minoa school district and also did administrative work there and in other school districts. Last year, at the National Educational Convention in Chicago, he gave talks on Student attitudes toward education. Upper Left: Mr. Sweet, vice principal Left: Mr. Parker, asst, principal Far Left: Mr. Jerome, Superin- tendent 7 Class of ’75 CLASS MOTTO: '' Knowledge crowns those who seek her.' CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS COLORS: Scarlet and Navy CLASS OFFICERS: President - Jim House Vice President - Rob Wright Treasurer - Jim VanAntwerp Secretary - Ellen Fietze ALMA MATER Hail to Alma Mater, May she ever stand Always be surrounded By a loving band, And in grateful 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, Though 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 Classes From her portals flow, Always we’ll remember Her and Chittenango. 10 Sing and dance together and be joyous, but let each one of you be alone. Even as the strings of a lute are alone, though they quiver to the same music KAHLIL GIBRAN 1. MUTT AND JEFF - Charlie Hess, Sharon Peterson 2. MOST VERSATILE - Mark Clark, Karen Stevens 3. CLASS OSCARS - Faye Schwarz, A1 Spoor 4. MOST TALKATIVE - Dar Billington, Jerry Han 5. CLASS REDNECKS - Steve Cash, Kim Milligan 6. BROWN-NOSERS - Brian Barnes, Donna Stedman 7. MOST ATHLETIC - Chris Streeter, Kathy Eddy 8. CLASS FLIRTS - Paul Young, Cathy Haas i We May Never Pass This Way Again 16 1. 1. MOST LIKELY TO . . . - Ellen Fietze, John Hayward 2. CLASS PARTIERS - Eric Pratt, Mary Lou Mitchell 3. QUIETEST - Chia Lung Chang, Ella Hotaling 17 7. MOST ARTISTIC - Jenny Perkins, Lyndon Sternberg; 2. MOST DEPENDABLE - Sheila Seamans, Tom Sea- mans; 3. CLASS COUPLE - Debbie Allen, Roy O’Sh- augnessy; 4. MOST GULLIBLE - Nancy Lane, Bill Hall; 5. MOST STUDIOUS - Pete Murray. Jane Noel; 6. BEST DRESSED - Byron Stone, Karen Tulowiecki; 7. CLASS CLOWNS - Wayne Dines, Jane Calvert; 8. MOST SPIRITED - Dave Shaffer, Stacy Kasdorf. 19 DEBORAH ALLEN JUDY ALLEN CARL ALEY SHEILA ALLER SHERRI ALLEN DEBORAH BALITZ GREGORY BARBAGALLO GARY BARBER k BRIAN BARNES CRYSTAL BACON 21 STEVEN BERKEY DARLENE BILLINGTON DAVID BISHOP 22 V 23 KIM BULLOCK TAFFEE BUTTON JEFFREY BURCHELL JAMES CALLAHAN JANE CALVERT CHARLES CARPENTER STEPHEN CASH JUDITH L. CASE LARRY CASWELL GEORGE CHAFEE 24 Canastota and Oneida SCHOOL STOPS, PUPILSTODO I' FARM WORK --- District in Sullivan to Have Vacation for Week or Two. SUPERINTENDENT TALKS Official Thinks Shorter Re- cesses Should Replace Lon? Summer One. CANASTOTA. Hept. The W«at Church district school in the town of Sullivan la the tint rural school of the Fourth Supervisory district of Madison county, to declare a vacation this school year. With the conclusion of this afternoon's session of the West Church school, the teacher. Mlr� e i McIntyre, and pupils will ha e a va- cation of a week or two t permit of i the cWMlM '( the district assisting J their parenta In the harvesting of the fsll crops In speaking this afternoon of the demand which aeems to exlat In many rural school districts for acatlon periods after school haa convened for CHIA LUNG CHANG MARK CLARK DONALD CLARK MARK CLEMONS RODNEY COLLINS CYNTHIA COMBS CONRAD COMPOLI CYNTHIA COOPER GILBERT COX JOHN COUGHLAN SHERRY DAGGETT LUCILLE COMPOLI SHARON DINES Jm 28 KELLY EAGER KATHLEEN EDDY BEVERLY EINSTEIN ELLEN FIETZE MICHAEL ELMORE SHELLY EMPRINGHAM 29 JAMES GEMMELL THOMAS GIFFORD CHERYL GLADLE 30 WAYNE GOODELL A ■ A HUDSON HALE ANITA HALL WILLIAM HARRINGTON ■ SANDRA GRIFFITHS ' Jk JERRY HART 31 TIMOTHY HONORS 32 VERNA LATHAM 35 WILLIAM MAGNUSON BONNIE LAWSON ANGELA MALVASO TERESA LEHMAN RENEE MAGNUSON edward McDonald Robert McFarland KENNETH McGOWAN JOHN MANN BRUCE McCLOSKEY 37 MARY McNALLY LORI MORGAN HOWARD MEYERS KIM MILLIGAN MARY LOU MITCHELL NANCY MICHNOWICZ DANIEL NEWTON LINDA MOSES CATHRYN NELSON RICHARD NESBITT SHERRI MORGAN PETER MURRAY DENNIS MUIR 39 JANE NOEL JEFFREY NORTHING RAY O’SHAUGHNESSY ROY O’SHAUGHNESSY MARK PADDOCK MICHAEL PALMER KEITH PEAL 40 JENNIFER PERKINS SHARON PETERSON ERIC PRATT CHARLES RAINERI JON RICHARDSON JEFFREY ROACH 41 LORI RUSSELL JUDY SCHERMERHORN FREDERICK SALMON MICHAEL SAUNDERS ■ DANIEL SCHANTZ 42 DENNIS DEFORGE SHEILA SEAMANS THOMAS SEAMANS IO ANN SCHMIDTKA 43 ALAN SPOOR GARY SMITH SUSAN SMITH SUSAN SPOOR GERALD STEDING 45 DONNA STEDMAN WARREN STEDMAN CYNTHIA STERNBERG LYNDON STERNBERG VALERIE STERNBERG KAREN STEVENS BYRON STONE 46 Leigh Crouch Catherine Haas Tina Isabella Laurie King Christine Kirsch Pictures Missing Paula Biondolillo Debra Coleman Stephen Elmore Robert Fletcher David Howard Teresa Lehman Maureen McGee Brenda Mott Gary Murdie Timothy Pickard Marsha Potter James Rider William Roach Gary Williams Fern Worthley 51 Seniors Look Back Parties at the boat launch . . . Follow the leader w cars . . . Greaser Dance '74 . . . the Sit . . . Perryville Falls; . . . Shawnee Day . . . Stuffing the lavs contest girls vs. boys . . . Junior Prom . . . DUV . . . Riding Bus . . . Skipping fourth period study hall . . . Sharon’s . . . Al’s . . . Dances you never got to . . . Sable’s . . . V.I. . . . Field Days . . . Leaving fifth period . . . Ed's coveralls . . . Sehisa Field trip . . . Pigskin tied to bus . . . Little parties at Canaseragia . . . Being chased from Alley’s . . . Skiing . . . Snowball fights in the hall . . . Senior skip day that never quite happened . . . snowmobiling . . . Senior vs. Faculty basketball games . . . Trying to protest senior pictures . . . Dancing in gym . . . Brown-nosing . . . New Year’s Eve . . . After games . . . Musicals . . . Kim’s parties . . . Homeroom . . . Working . . . Buddies . . . Painting the water tower . . . Centennial . . . Class rings . . . Sen- ior Dinner Dance . . . Senior Picnic . . . Senior Variety Show . . . Sell- ing candy . . . Burning the 2:30 a.m. oil in 101 . . . Checking out the boys’ lav . . . Coming back to school incapacitated . . . Lone Ranger and Tonto . . . Granny . . . Having a toke of a smoke in the lav . . . Janitors feeding the chickens puke sand . . . Three nights detention for skipping study hall . . . Trips to the graveyard . . . Darkroom Disasters . . . Loss of the smoking tree ... the gaining of a smoking stump . . . Earth Science field trips ... Bus rides for athletic contests . . . Rape Cases . . . Being underrated . . . Home Ec. Creativity . . . Playing basketball on the soft- ball diamond . . . High Noon . . . Tennis match at Camden . . . McDonald’s Big Mac . . . Boonville Retrace . . . Moose River Expedition . . . Track team in hospital elevator . . . '72 Camden + '73 Caz football games . . . Luke . . . 1957-1975 ... Is there any toilet paper in that one? . . . Locker room art . . . Tours through the boys locker room . . . Name tags . . . Powder puff football Champs . . . Miniature golfing in prom gowns . . . 7th grade bomb scare . . . 52 Senior Faculty offer variety 1st ROW: Mrs. Ellstrom, Mr. Ellstrom, Mrs. Hirt. 2nd ROW: Mr. Kinsella, Mr. Young, Mr. Kirschenheiter. MISSING: Mrs. Ivers, Mrs. Alba- nese, Miss Jones, Miss Rhinehart, Mr. Russo, Mrs. Hiller, Mr. Smol- nycki, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Cal- laghan . 1st ROW: Mr. McSwain, Mr. Couse, Mrs. Pasto. 2nd ROW: Mr. Daviau. 1st ROW: Miss Hodel, Mrs. Agnew, Mr. Roach. 2nd ROW: Mr. Patterson, Miss Catalano, Mr. Terpening. 53 Brazilian student joins graduating class We have been very fortunate to have another student from abroad graduate with the 100th class. She is Simone Murad from Brazil. Simone has been staying with the Grimmer family because of Penny Grimmer's A.F.S. trip to Brazil in the summer of '73. Penny stayed with the Murads during her trip. Through this the Murads and Grim- mers have become good friends. As a result, members of each family have been visiting each other ever since. We hope Simone has enjoyed her stay here and that Chittenango lived up to everything she had heard it to be. 54 We don’t want to forget. . . The day I remember best is The faculty member I'll remember best is--------------------------------- Special teachers--------------------------------------------------------- My favorite class was____________________________________________________ The most exciting sports event was when__________________________________ My favorite parking place is_____________________________________________ My favorite spot in the hall is__________________________________________ My favorite school lunch is______________________________________________ My favorite musical was _________________________________________________ My favorite personality__________________________________________________ My favorite practice was _______________________________________________ I need a__________________________________________________.______________ My favorite saying was___________________________________________________ My favorite TV program of the year was----------------------------------- My favorite movie of the year was._______________________________________ My favorite song of the year was------------.---------------------------- Palladium Day on_________________ When we ______________________________ The Senior Dinner Dance on__________at__________________With ___________ The Senior Variety Show on__________Starring_____________________________ Graduation Day________________________with special honors going to------- Valedictorian;__________________________________________________________ Salutatorian; and ------------------------------------------------------- Special parties after graduation at______________________________________ ALEY. CARL M.: Fred: Likes: Football. base- ball. cars. Dislikes: Teachers who give a lot of notes. Ambition: To be a printer working at Agway. I'd like to forget: Oct. 5, 1974. I’ll never forget: Oct. 5. 1975. ALLEN. DEBORAH LOU: Likes: Roy O’Shaugh- nessy, horses, purple. Dislikes: Nosey, stuck- up people, lunches. Ambition: To be a beauti- cian and T.M.R.O. Fondest Memory: 10 19 73. Prom. I'd like to forget: School, study hall 8th period. ALLEN, JUDY: Likes: Steve Keville, horses, vio- lin. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, talking behind my back. Ambition: To marry Steve Keville and to live a happy life. Fondest Memory: The day I met Steve. I'll never forget: My engage- ment party, my wedding. ALLEN. SHERRI LYNN: Sher: Likes: Music, help- ing others, singing, and Mr. C’s smiles. Dis- likes: Mornings, stuck-up people, not winning, being mad. Ambition: To become a music teacher. Fondest Memory: The day my brother came home from Viet Nam. I'll never forget: Lady. ALLER, SHEILA M.: Crash: Likes: Earl Robinson. Ma, Petey, C.T.T.M. with Earl challengers, Elton John, my friends at N.S. Dislikes: Fight- ing. crying, dreaming, Shultzie’s ditch. Ambition: T.M.E.D.R. and to be happy with my billionaire. I’d like to forget: My junior year, my first accident. BACON. CRYSTAL L.: Crispy: Likes: 440 mag- num road runner and the driver, riding on Dyke Rd. with Wayne. Ambition: To own a chain of motels and restaurants. Fondest Memory: 9 20 M. I'd like to forget: Lake Shore, senior party. I'll never forget: times in cafeteria, Bemie's record. BALITZ, DEBORAH DORA: Deb: Likes: Warm summer days, music. Dislikes: Sad people, destruction of nature's beauty. Ambition: To be happy, to sing and play in Carnegie Hall. I'll never forget: Science class. Favorite say- ing: Oh. I forgot about that. BARBAGALLO. GREGORY JAMES: Likes: X-coun- try, being broad-minded, parties, pizza. Dis- likes: S.D. . English III, Math, workouts. Fondest Memory: Not taking the Regents. I'd like to forget: 11th grade. 5 2 74, my mis- takes. BARBER. GARY: Likes: C.S., Chevy cars, straw- berry ice cream, girls from other schools. Dis- likes: Shy High Farms. Ambition: to be a car- penter. Fondest Memory: When I got my car. I'd like to forget: Grace Ray Rock. I’ll never forget: New Year’s Eve, Thruway restaurant. BARNES, BRIAN: Likes: People, perfection, work, to cat, quiet places, doughnuts, pota- toes, Denises. Dislikes: Lazy people, red tape. Fondest Memory: 11 11 72,9 27 74. 10 9 74. Favorite Saying: A strong IQ isn't as important as a strong I will. BARNES. ROBERT: Arti: Likes: Waterskiing, snowmobiling, pestering people. Dislikes: Going to work, getting pestered. Fondest Memory: The summer of '74, getting my driv- er’s license, homerooms from 7-12. I’d like to forget: 6 18 74. going in the ditch. BARRY. MICHAEL P.: Clark: Likes: Money, work, Math. Dislikes: Mrs. Walker's English III, fat jokes, school. Ambition: To be rich and own a lot of land, to never have to worry about the time. Fondest Memory: I'm still awaiting one. BECKER. ROCHELLE: Shelley: Likes: C.V.S.. helping people, locks and bagels. Dislikes: Rednecks. Fondest Memory: Aug. 17, 1974. I'd like to forget: Leaving New Jersey. Favorite Saying: You don’t know how good you've had it till it's gone. BEIRN'E, GARY: Flash: Likes: Science, reading, writing, camping, sports. Dislikes: Bossy girls, prejudice. Favorite Saying: You can do any- thing or be anyone you want to be if you only try and have confidence in yourself. BERKEY. STEVEN: Berk: Likes: Helen, eating, outdoor sports, shooting stars. Dislikes: Broken arms, getting in trouble. Ambition: T.B.A.F- .P.A.M.H.L.I.A.R.E.B.H. Fondest Memory: June 28, 1974. I’ll never forget: X-rated mov- ies at May’s. BILLINGTON, DARLEEN: Likes: Dana Cooper, Camaros, Florida. Dislikes: Not going out on weekends, working until 9:30. Ambition: To marry Dana. Fondest Memory: June 29, 1974, summer of '73. I’d like to forget: February 14. 1974. BISHOP. DAVID ALAN: Likes: Hunting, fishing. Whip’s gang. Dislikes: French, English III. Ambition: To change my name to Bisnopio and become a right hand man in Barbagallo's Mafia. Fondest Memory: Regents Exams 1974. BORTLE, DAWN: Peeckcrs and Freckle Face: Likes: Dan, Kristy, parties with Cris and Keith, being alone. Dislikes: Deb W., snobs, being called Trudic. Ambition: To get Deb W. Fondest Memory: Perryvilie Falls, A.P.I.W- • T.A. 2 1 2. Favorite Saying: Get It! BRACY, LEE: Likes: M. A.. cars, nice girls, good music. Dislikes: Barbed wire fences, football players from New Jersey. Ambition: To jump Snake River Canyon, to be the 1st man into the 4's, M.M. I’ll never forget: Dr. Ed. with Brenda. Karen. Jeff, and Mr. Young. I’d like to forget: Go cans, Jr. Hi. French. BROWNELL. MARIANNE KAY: Likes: Curly hair, bowling, music, starry nights, getting involved, tans. Dislikes: Phony people, guys who think they are all it, stuckup people. Fondest Memory: 8 1 70, F.S.A. to Green Lakes. I'd like to forget: All my embarrassing situations. I'll never forget: Saverin. BULLOCK. KIM DARLENE: Likes: Food, the sky. snow, skiing, my car. Fondest Memory: Friends. I'll never forget: Spain '74. Favorite Saying: I still believe in tomorrow. BURCHELL, JEFFREY LLOYD: Burch: Likes: Spons, snowstorms, building, camping. Dis- likes: Losing, mosquitos in my sleeping bag, muggy weather, broken bones. I'd line to for- get: All the time I’ve wasted. I’ll never forget: July 1974, B.B. guns, trapping, neighborhood wars, gang football games, fishing with Semo and Hud. Favorite Saying: What a bummer. BUTTON, TAFFEE: Jo: Likes: John, sunshine, beer, Elton John. Dislikes: Being hurt, teeth. Ambition: To be happy and have a full and successful life. Fondest Memory: Carol’s par- ties, Uncle Paul’s games. I'll never forget: Night in Rochester, the tango party, good times with Sam. CALLAHAN. JAMES PATRICK: Likes: Sher, ski- ing. racing. Dislikes: The 3 Stooges, nincom- poops. Ambition: To join with Cneesie Rider, track down the Frito Bandito. Fondest Memory: 7 11 73,8 11 74, my first moto. Favorite Say- ing: Humility is like underwear - essential, but indecent if it shows. CALVERT, JANE: Likes: Oranges, my uke, fooz- ball. Ambition: Live a simple, happy life. Fondest Memory: Youth Center days, Battle of the Bands. Dennis. I'd like to forget: John’s car getting wrecked at Erieville and Alice's mov- ing seat. I'll never forget: The great times with Big Red. Lori's birthday tape. CARPENTER. CHARLES: Likes: The Bear, Ten- nessee. Amiel's. Dislikes: The muck. English III. Fondest Memory: The Corvair. I'd like to forget: This year. CASE. JUDITH L.: Likes: Life, horses, blue rib- bons. fireplaces, Math. Dislikes: Two-faced friends, cities, being beaten by people who KNOW they’re better than me. Ambition: Own a riding academy. I’ll never forget: Booneville. Moose River. Favorite Saying: Cherish yesterday . . . dream tomorrow . . . live today! CASH. STEVE: Likes: Genesis, Mr. Moore, America, weekends - with Kim and Jim. Dis- likes: Rednecks, Yankees, wind-sprints, Web- ber’s Mt. Ambition: To open a shop with Kim- mer. Fondest Memory: Cult concert V74. rid- ing to Saratoga with Kim and Jim. I’l like to forget: Drinking, football '74. the bad times. CASLER, AUSTIN: Likes: Electricity, Electron- ics. Dislikes: Bossy people. Ambition: To be an electrician. Fondest Memory: 10 27 73. I'll never forget: Oct. 31, '70. CASWELL. LARRY KENNETH: Rabbit: Likes: Canastota. Oneida cheerleaders, wrestling, the gang, dances, girls. Dislikes: Being put down by teachers for making mistakes, wise euys. Ambition: To show some people I can beat mistakes. Fondest Memory: Climbing Pratts Falls, bonfires. I’ll never forget: The summer of '74, some things are meant to hap- pen. CHAFFEE, GEORGE: Big George: Likes: Parties, carpentry, snowmobiling. hunting, B.L. Dis- likes: Curly hair, violence, working on the muck, Chittenango cops. Ambition: To be a good carpenter, to harvest Stoney’s money tree. Fondest Memory: 6 24 57, 10 26 74.6 25 75. 12 31 74. I’ll never forget: Club 75. Hal- loween. New Year's. CHANG, CHIA-LUNG: Likes: Sports, people, nature. Ambition: Play soccer in college, maybe even pro. I’d like to forget: Being most quiet of the class. I'll never forget: Good times I’ve had with High Schools I've gone to, espe- cially Chittenango. the traveling I've done. CLARK, DON: Likes: People, track, skiing. Dis- likes: Coaches yelling do better or else, hotshot people, moving furniture. Ambition: To be a Chemistry teacher. Fondest Memory: Mr. Kirsch and his animals, X-Country coaches chasing my bike in the park, passing Chemistry. I’d like to forget: CLARK. MARK A.: Likes: Wrestling, being able to eat, winning, partying. Dislikes: Hypo- crites. losing. Fondest Memory: Working with Theodore Olszewski in the paint factory. Blue Oyster Cult concert. I'd like to forget: Class B’s 1974, T.H. in the shed, a V.V.S. science room. I’ll never forget: Casher's parties. Limekiln. CLEMONS, MARK: Rainbow: Likes: Fast cars, women, and southern hospitality. Dislikes: School cooking, mouthy people. Ambition: To succeed. Fondest Memory: 3 24 61,6 13 64. 2 6 69, 11 21 71. Favorite Saying: Why don't pigs whistle? COLEMAN, DEBRA ANN: Doobers: Likes: Out- doors, movies. Dislikes: Cows, nasty com- ments, having my picture taken. Ambition: To go to College. Fondest Memory: June 22, 1974, Jan. 74, Dec. 23, 73. I’ll never forget: Mr. Brewer’s homeroom, Mrs. Murray's Health class. COLLINS, ROD: Clodney: Likes: Wind, sports, eating, flying, blizzards. Dislikes: Riding in a car, losing, lazy people, crowds, missing lay- ups. I'll never forget: V.V.S. game 73-74, blizzard of '66, 10th frame. Favorite Saying: I have a question. COMBS. CINDY: Likes: Gary Thompson, skip- ping school, going for walks, the gang. Dis- Hkes: Arguments, stuckup people. Ambition: To be happy. Fondest Memory: Painting '75, August 2. 1973, January 8. 1974, the first time ■’ . i we weni out. COMPOLI, CONRAD: Likes: Ford cars, vaca- tions, races. Dislikes: School, P squacker. Ambition: To be a farmer. I'd like to forget: Digging the pit. Favorite Saying: Bull! COMPOLI. LUCILLE CATHERINE: Ceal: Likes: Snowfalls, pizza, art, the country, smiling, walking. Dislikes: Dreary weather, stuckup people. Ambition: To be a secretary. I'll never forget: My junior year. Studio in Art, Driver's Ed. COOPER, CINDY: Sam: Likes: Ronald Randle, pizza, novas, ham, friends. Dislikes: Onions, two-faced people, fights, Sunday nights through Friday afternoons. Ambition: To marry Ron in 1975. Fondest Memory: December 23, 1970, when I got my car. I'd like to forget: Sunday nights. COUGHLAN, JOHN: Likes: Sunrises, weird peo- ple, nosey friends, making speeches without anyone there. Dislikes: Smoke, alcohol, being bugged, bus rides. Ambition: To keep my mouth shut in most times, to be famous, honest and humble. I'd like to forget: Those forty- five minute bus rides, bad days, bad test marks. COX. GILBERT: Gil: Likes: Linda C.. parties, movies, '67, '63, '65. Dislikes: Arguments, a certain orange sled. Ambition: To be rich and raise heck. I'll never forget: Growing up. Nel- son Inn down and back. Favorite Saying: Break it, ya bought it. CROUCH, LEIGH ANN: Likes: Weekends, sum- mer nights, Pepsi, sleeping late, cherries. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, Terry's mixture. Ambition: To be myself. Fondest Memory: t2 14 72. I'd like to forget: Mistakes, being gullible, Karen's driving. DAGGETT, SHERRY: Likes: Jim, music, bun- nies, trolls and teddy bears, yellow and green. Dislikes: Dreary mornings, being broke, hurt- ing people, K.W. , Jimmy's, jellybeans. Ambition: To find happiness. Fondest Memory: Happy times with J.C., Florida vacation, Jan- uary 1, 1974. DAMON, JOYCE: Likes: Bud, friends, music, traveling. Dislikes: Bossy people, bad moods, studyhall. Ambition: T.M.B.A.B.H., Fondest Memory: 10 20 73. summer of '73 and '72, my roses. I'd like to forget: The week of 8 12 74. DeFORGE, DENNIS: FeDorge: Likes: J.V., snow- mobiling, motorcycles, racing anything, mommy and daddy. Ambition: To become a State Policeman. Fondest Memory: 1972 Foot- ball. I'd like to forget: Webber mountain. I’ll never forget: Beating Caz in 1972 season. DENNEY. KENNETH: Likes: School, being free to make my own decisions. Dislikes: People who interfere with my decisions. Ambition: To find the real me. I’ll never forget: Chittenango Central School. DeVAUL. SHAWNE ELYSE: Amazon: Likes: Rafael, skiing. Dislikes: School, Chittenango, people who smoke. Ambition: To get out of Chittenango. Fondest Memory: Friday 13th '74, going camping with Feline and friends. I’d like to forget: July 3rd, 1974. DINES, SHARON: Likes: Farmers, peanut butter cups, good friends, pizza. Dislikes: Bridge- port. C. A., boring parties. Ambition: To be a social worker. Fondest Memory: 10 30 69. 8 24 69. Favorite Saying: Wonderful! DINES. WAYNE: Likes: Wrestling, my car, mom, dad, the American flag. Dislikes: Uncooperative people (girls). Ambition: Never. Fondest Memory: Lee Breen. Favorite Saying: Holy cow! DUNBAR. DAVID: Likes: Plymouths. Dislikes: GM automobiles. Ambition: To make a mil- lion dollars. I’ll never forget: Mr. Daye. DURFEE, STEVEN: Durf: Likes: Sports, outdoor activities, popcorn. Dislikes: Lazy people, winter. Ambition: To work in the Agricultural industry. I'd like to forget: Double practice sessions and coaches who can't tell time. I'll never forget: To brush my teeth every night. EAGER, KELLY ANN: Likes: Bemie, partying, skiing. Dislikes: Night school, arguing, get- ting ripped off. Ambition: To travel, enjoy life. Fondest Memory: Vestal, winter of '72, meeting all my brothers and sisters. I’d like to forget: Getting caught, 11 9 73. EDDY. KATHLEEN M.: Ed: Likes: Greg, sports, El, Shultzie, Unger, whipped cream fights at Alley's. Dislikes: People who think they know it all. Fondest Memory: Aug. 12, 1974. a party at Kimmer's house. I’d like to forget: My junior year. Favorite Saying: Oh, well, what can I say? EINSTEIN. BEVERLY V.: Beeve: Likes: Things I’ve done that nobody knows about. Dislikes: Liver, fighting with my family. Ambition: To be an admiral in the Navy. I'd like to forget: Anything bad. I’ll never forget: My sophomore year, away from Chittenango. ELMORE, MICHAEL SCOTT: Mike: Likes: B.L.M., cracking ones in Dan’s car, sacking out at R.I.T. Dislikes: The 3 Stooges, people who talk in their sleep. Ambition: To have my own stool at the T.P. Fondest Memory: Shoot- ing snowballs. I'd like to forget: Junior girls, crushed hands. ELMORE, STEPHEN L.: Steve: Likes: My birthday cards, our weekend at R.I.T. Dislikes: Chubs, frauds, the three stooges. Ambition: To party with Ikhnaton and Itsacon on Christmas Eve. Fondest Memory: 9 27 74, the first snow. I’ll never forget: The Rockette, routine on Hallow- een. EMPRINGHAM, SHELLEY: Likes: Crackerjacks, weekends, my allowance, driving, P.W.’s car. Dislikes: Vegetables, getting up early. Ambition: To get a car and go to Colorado. Fondest Memory: Barb's parties. Favorite Say- ing: Live life to its fullest, it's too short to let it pass by. FIETZE. ELLEN MARIE: El: Likes: Matthew Scott Mace, skiing, Ed, Beeve. the senior class '75. Dislikes: Matt’s crazy moods. Ambition: T. M. M. S. M. Fondest Memory: Quiet times by the lake with Matt. I’d like to forget: Alley’s Drive In and all of the gang, a certain party at K.K.’s house. FISCHER, MICHAEL: Mike: Likes: Music, drama, Cindy. Ambition: To be successful in whatever f attempt. Fondest Memory: Hen- ninger High School, Nov. 17, 1973. I’d like to forget: Running for Student Council Office, marching in the mud. FLETCHER. BOB: Smoach: Likes: Debbie C.. cars, cycles, pizza, pepsi. Dislikes: Fred R.. and the rest of them, '57 Ford retractables, Ford Club of America. Ambition: To get Syl- via away from my father. Fondest Memory: Getting caught in my room with Sylvia. I'll never forget: Gussets, 7th period study hall with Mitch. FLYNN, CAROLYN MARIE: Frite: Likes: Don. Grey Ghosts, faded jeans and barefeet, starry summer nights, green grass, fireplaces. Dis- likes: Snobby people, being bored, snowy mornings. Ambition: To be happy and live a full life. I’ll never forget: August 10, 1974 Canada, my first bloody Mary. FOGUS. STUART JAY: Foge: Likes: Judy, wolve- rines. Eat-A-Peach. Rootty, tracking, foot- ball. mom. Dislikes: The fakes. The Michael Scott. Ice Cold, watching people get sick. Ambition: To work in the Virgin Islands. Fond- est Memory: 6 22 73. my spinning bed, all the time with J.Z. I'll never forget: All the good parties. GALLANT, GLEN W.: Gunner: Likes: Squeezer and Piels, James gang, basketball, golf. New Mexico. Dislikes: G.B., snobs, operations dur- ing soccer season, having to do work. Ambi- tion: To become an accountant, to close the mortgage on orphanage on Christmas Eve. I'd like to forget: Chittenango. GEMMELL. JAMES F. R. JR.: Crash: Likes: Cars, rock - especially Alice Cooper, money, friends. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, Fords, macaroni and cheese, school food. Ambition: To see the world on $1.00 a day. I'd like to forget: Sept. 1, 1974, riding in a field. GIFFORD, TOM: Giff: Likes: Plymouths, Bruce's hat, beer, Steve and Mike's dad. Dislikes: Al’s driving, Monte Carlo’s, bummers at R.I.T., Tubby C. Norm, and honkies who never left the farm. Fondest Memory: Streaking through B.C.’s party. I’ll never forget: Full moons and shrks at Erieville. Salina St. snowballs in October, summer '74. DI GIUSEPPE. RAFAEL E.: Likes: Sports, music, receiving letters from my parents. Dislikes: Studying all day, people asking me many questions. Ambition: To be enquiring, love a family, live in a small town. I’d like to forget: All the little problems that I can have. I’ll never forget: Tnis year in Chittenango School. GLADLE, CHERYL: Likes: Having a good time, happy people, the good times, study halls, - 42. Ambition: To be a private secretary. I'd like to forget: March 15, 1972, Sept. 22, 1974, May 16, 1974, Communications. I’ll never forget: Dan D., March 19, 1974, the weekend at Green Lakes. GOODELL. WAYNE C.: Jay-Jay: Likes: Chev.. snowmobiles, summer vacation. Dislikes: School, getting up In the morning, people telling me to get a haircut. Ambition: To graduate and get a good job. I’ll never forget: The fishing party oi '75. Favorite Saying: Get Lost! GRIFFITHS, SANDY: Sam: Likes: Curtiss, sleep- ing out, spaghetti, parties. Dislikes: Sloppy people, curly hair, dentists. Ambition: To get married and live a happy life with Curtiss. Fondest Memory: April 2, 1974, Bonnie's wed- ding. I'd like to forget: A spaghetti dinner, a Monday night in July. HAAS. CATHY ELLEN: Hairy: Likes: R.S.. moonlit nights, snow, happy people, cheer- leading, football, puppies. Dislikes: Snobs, unhappy people, hurting people. Fondest Memory: Nights down at May's bridge. I'd like to forget: The day I stopped growing. I'll never forget: Midnight swims. Sandy, Dar's rocking chair. HALE, HUDSON S.: Hud: Likes: Running, sail- ing, playing the trumpet, making money. Dis- likes: Doing homework, sitting on the bench, asparagus, smelly lockers. Ambition: To get out of New York State, meet somebody famous, grow long hair. I'd like to forget: Marching Band, the muck. HALL, ANITA: Likes: My friends, having fun, German beer, plane rides, walking, talking, being a senior, meeting interesting people. Dislikes: Snobs. Lakeport. fights, arguments, being hurt, homework, and saying good-byes. Fondest Memory: Germany '72 and '73, bicy- cle trip to Green Lakes. I'd like to forget: Ken- nedy airport. HALL. WILLIAM: Wile: Likes: Sports, good food, nice people. Dislikes: Show offs, brown noses, W.W. Ambition: To go to college and make something out of my life. Fondest Memory: The year of 1972-1973. I’ll never forget: The time B.S.E.F. and I went to the movies. HARRINGTON, WILLIAM: Bill: Likes: Linda Smith, stockcars. messing around. Dislikes: People who are mean. Ambition: To go to col- lege and become good in my field of work. Fondest Memory: D.S., T.B., High School. I'd like to forget: My junior year, with E. S. I’ll never forget: My senior year. HART, JERRY J.: Jed: Likes: Money, apple pie. Mavericks, snowmobiles, working at Loblaws, favorite Aunt, coffee. Dislikes: Vegas, getting up. cut throats. Ambition: To become a CPA. I’ll never forget: Lottery ticket, June 29, 1974. Favorite Saying: Hey Hunna, and You Kill me. HAYWARD, JOHN W.: Likes: Soccer, fireballs, friendly ladies, potatoes, parties. Dislikes: Grcaseballs in Math classes, having to work to make money. Ambition: To marry a fat old rich lady who croaks on our wedding night. I'll never forget: Partying, snowmobiling. tossing play-doh. HESS. CHARLES: Chas: Likes: Track. Louie. Things of long past, public speaking, the table. Dislikes: Study halls, delivering packs of gum. Ambition: A photographer for Play- boy. I'd like to forget: One night a long, long time ago: and when I didn’t have my license. Favorite Saying: What can I say? HEYDET. ROBERT MARTIN: Likes: Lasagna, Bowie, Hawthorne Wingo, tennis, partying, Fonzie, the Wright’s candy jar. Dislikes: Liars, vegetables, snakes, being short, dull school days, mockers, grease, putdowns. Ambition: To reach 5'10 , to become specialized in something. I’d like to forget: Close calls in Syracuse. HONORS. TIM: Yeesh Woosh: Likes: Linda, foot- ball. track. Queen, Fred, a good joke, party- ing. movies. Dislikes: Bummer weekends, tne giant Hogweed and Ice Cold. Ambition: To make a lot of $$Money. Fondest Memory: 5 16 7), camping at Limekiln with Mark. I’d like to forget: Bad times, New Year’s Eve. HOTAL1NG, ELLA JEAN: Ellie: Likes: To sew, horses, snowmobiles, and cook. Dislikes: Ger- man Shepherd dogs. Ambition: To succeed in getting a good job and maybe going to Alaska with Jannie. Fondest Memory: My Uncle Don- ald. I’ll never forget: The year I graduated from Chittenango High School. HOUCK. BARBARA L.: Likes: Bobby, weekends, late movies, summer, clothes, being happy. Dislikes: Getting up early, road tests, jeal- ousy. arguing. Ambition: To live a good life. I’d like to forget: The fall of ’73. Chemistry, being hurt. I’ll never forget: Going to Spain. Regents exams cancelled. HOUSE. JAMES M.: Ox: Likes: Deb. football, track. By and the gang. Dislikes: Long nights, concussions, running backs. Fondest Memory: Killing Caz. in ’73. 9 28 74. I’d like to forget: My junior year, wrestling. I’ll never forget: My coaches. Laurie's parties. ISABELLA. TINA MARIE: Likes: Italian food, snowmobiling. Dislikes: Snotty people, goodie-goodies, some of my relatives. Ambi- tion: To become a computer operator and to succeed in life. I’d like to forget: Bus 43 and 33, 10 27 73. I’ll never forget: Summer Driv- er's Ed, 9 28 74,10 27 73. JACKSON, TODD: Mushroom: Likes: X-Country. good beer, Beatles. Dislikes: X-Country in the mud. people like Arnold Ziffle. Ambition: To be lazy. I’d like to forget: My forgetfulness. Favorite Saying: Who me? JACOBS, BARTON L.: Barry: Likes: Certain peo- ple. Chrysler products. Glen Miller tunes. Dis- likes: Certain people, Ford and GM products, rock. Ambition: To live. I’d like to forget: The devil. I'll never forget: Not having to take the English and Social Studies Regents. JACUK, JOSEPH JOHN JAMES JR.: Jay: Likes: Chcvelles, Dallas, waterskiing, the city, Lyncourt. Dislikes: Fords, yellow Torinos, and the name Laurie gave me. Ambition: To own a Z-28. find the right one. Fondest Memory: Teddy's birthday cake, 11th grade, getting asked to join the track team. Favorite Saying: ”1 give up. JOHNSON, CANDY: Likes: Joe. summer. Drum Corps, Italians, and strawberries. Dislikes: Snow, snobs, squash. Ambition: To be a cos- metologist, to be happy. Fondest Memory: August 12, Canada. I'll never forget: Going to Canada. JOYCE, EILEEN E.: Jones: Likes: Skiing, week- end trips, homeroom, family. Dislikes: Cer- tain stuck-up people, the city. Ambition: Go to college: become RN. I’d like to forget: 10 28 73, times of unhappiness. I’ll never forget: Summer of '74. Chemistry class with Laurie’s laugh and Mary Lou’s pills. Maine. KASDORF. STACY LYNN: Kaz: Likes: Music, family, good times, what makes them. Dis- likes: People who make me feel unintelligent. Ambition: To have my ashes spread through Carnegie. Fondest Memory: California: Oneida Lake. I’ll never forget: Bridgeport Methodist Church, good times with Karen. KIRSCH, CHRISTINE MARIE: Trene: Likes: My Polish sweetheart, art. friends, playing tennis, smiles, starry nights. Dislikes: Being gullible. Ambition: To work in art, to never stop learn- ing. Fondest Memory: My junior year and Richard. I’ll never forget: The Rambler, Jr. prom. P. K., J.S. KITE. MICHAEL JOHN: Ike: Likes: Football, track, baseball, cars, motorcycles, snowmo- biles, girls. Dislikes: Webber's windsprints, running out of money for gas. Ambition: To get rich fast. Fondest Memory: Having money. I’d like to forget: October 4, 1974, KING, LAURIE: Likes: D.R., weekends with Droopie and Aimless, Torinos. Dislikes: Cer- tain road, Chevelles, Western Auto. Fondest Memory: 8 4 72,10 4 74. I’d like to forget: 10 6 74, 3 6 74. I’ll never forget: My almost keg. Chemistry with Mary Lou’s pills and Eileen’s red light, Boobcr's eye shadow. KRUTULIS, PAMELA J.: Kurtie: Likes: Paul A. Jakubowski, fireplaces, smooch bugs. Dislikes: Haying J.C. mad at me. Ambition: Keep Paul satisfied, go to Spain. Fondest Memory: August 13, 1974, J J. I’ll never forget: Rambler, Cal- laghan’s words of wisdom, talks with K.C. LANE, NANCY L.: Shorty: Likes: Ernie, O’Keefe’s, cards, friends, being 18, teasing. Dislikes: Believing everything I’m told, people who start rumors, spiders. Ambition: See Marie completely recovered, go to Florida. see mom and dad happy. Fondest Memory: Getting my engagement ring. Oct. 12, grandma. I’d like to forget: Feb. 3, 1973, Joanne and I getting caught. LATHAM, VERNA JEAN: Jcannic: Likes: Friends, Grand Funk. Scampy. Dislikes: Two-faced people, ice snow, certain X-boyfriends. Ambition: Go to California, be an author. Fondest Memory: School years. Mrs. Pasto, Mrs. Benedict. Favorite Saying: If you love something, let it go free. If it comes back, it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. LAWSON, BONNIE: Likes: Mom and Dad, friendly people, K.W. Dislikes: Snobs, two- faced people. Ambition: Go back with K.W., live a happy life. Fondest Memory: Oct. 12, 1974, My senior year, Fern and Jim. I’d like to forget: May 27, 1974, Memorial Day! Know- ing Steve Stafford. LEHMAN, TERESA: Terry: Likes: The Casey's, hurdles, winter, talking to K.T. , K.W. , A.M. Dislikes: Driving, being asked What are you doing, writing a book? Ambition: Find out what I really want out of life. Fondest Memory: 6 29 73, 9 16 74, good times with Gary; his family. Favorite Saying: Beats me: you're not normal. MAGNUSON. BILLY LEE: T.T.: Likes: Football, basketball, track, S.M., A.S.. people. Ambition: Make the best of everything. Fond- est Memory: Christmas; New Year '74. I'd like to forget: Canastota game basketball season 73-’74. I'll never forget: Caz. game ’73. Favorite Saying: Shure. MAGNUSON. RENEE: Ren or Rin: Likes: Helping others, smiles. P.K., K.M., warm open peo- ple. Dislikes: Conceited, stuck-up people. Ambition: Receive my RN, get married and have a happy life. I’d like to forget: My faults during the past 2 years. I’ll never forget: A lot of beautiful people and places in my past life. MALVASO. ANGELA ANN: Bum: Likes: Horses, walks, blue Mustangs. Dislikes: Snobs, doing what people tell me to do. Ambition: Become a secretary, travel the world. Fondest Memory: The gang, friends, March 27, 1973. I’d like to forget: Him, '73 and '74, Homeroom. MANN. JOHN MICHAEL: Mike: Likes: Girls. Foozball. long hair, and mom’s apple pie. Dislikes: Mr. Webber, Mr. Moore, rednecks. Ambition: To build a rocket ship and fly to Mars for the summer. Fondest Memory: Regents exams 1974, dropping French 3, 6 8 73, not leaving the house one night. McCLOSKEY. BRUCE: Polock: Likes: My hat. Gordon, Brucie, cars, mommy and daddy, Redro and Manuel, waterskiing, Smiley, J.S. Roach. Dislikes: Being locked up in a round room, wet, slipping curves, W. M. having my car towed away. Ambition: To race cars or be a concert pianist. Fondest Memory: Sept. 28, 1974. McDONALD, ED: Likes: The gang, tennis, being a senior. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, bossy girls, P. G., favoritism in the school. Ambition: To learn Cheech and Chong by heart. I’d like to forget: Some parties, lots of McGEE, MAUREEN: Reenie: Likes: Jeff S. Tay- lor. going trail riding, skiing. Dislikes: School, spiders. Palladium pictures. B. J. Ambition: To be a farmer’s wife. Fondest Memory: June 8. October 15, April 2 getting my ring. I’ll never forget: Painting ’75, jump- ing pinnacle. McGOWAN, KEN: Ice Cold: Likes: Small bong, the little guys, good chambers. Dislikes: Having no matches, vodka and a bowling ball. Ambition: To flip at any time at any moment. Fondest Memory: All the crazy capers and par- ties. I’ll never forget: The ride from Danzer’s, the weekend with T. McNALLY, MARY: Likes: A certain person, driv- ing in Driver’s Ed.. traveling. Elton John. Dis- likes: Living in this state, communications class 3rd period. Ambition: To fly to Houston, Texas. I’ll never forget: My first job and a spe- cial friend, 7 26 74. Favorite Saying: You durf!! MEYERS. HOWARD: Howie: Likes: Debbie, my car. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, working. Ambition: T.M.D.L. Fondest Mem- ory: 10 1 73. I’d like to forget: 10 6 74. MICHNOWICZ. NANCY: Likes: Smiling people, music, swimming, tennis, Pintos, daisies. Dislikes: Gloomy people, hypocrites, mush- rooms. I'd like to forget: Chemistry. I’ll never forget: Savarin, Math classes. Favorite Saying: You asked me what color love is, I told you that it is a rainbow named God.” MILLIGAN, KIM: Kimmer: Likes: E. L. P.. seeing straight parties. Dislikes: Beer drinkers and Hell raisers, A.M. tunes, middlemen. Ambition: To open a shop with Casher. I'll never forget: 3 21 73. youthcenter, subshop, good times with Ang and Lori, the group. MITCHELL. MARY LOU E.: Louie: Likes: S. C.. autumn days, long walks. Dislikes: Brown nosers, stuck-up people, broken ribs. Ambi- tion: To become a hippie-freak like Kimmer. I'd like to forget: 3 18 74, the guys getting caught, 7 10 74. I'll never forget: The Big L. our midnight swim. MORGAN. LORRAINE JEAN BACEL: Lori: Likes: Fred, my cats and doggie, working. Fondest Memory: October 26. 1974, 3 15 73. I'd like to forget: 10 4 74. July 15, Aug. 31, 1974, gold colored '64 Chryslers, V. L. I'll never forget: 10 26 74, 3 15 75. working with Larry, Rick. Fred, Cindy. Pam. Karen and Monica. MORGAN, SHERRI: Likes: Scott and my friends in Oneida and Eastwood. Dislikes: Being sad and cars that won't start. Ambition: To Pioneer. Fondest Memory: Utica Assembly. Favorite Saying: If in your hurry you pass someone too weary to smile, leave one of your own. MOSES, LINDA: Likes: Sports, Elton John, being happy, spaghetti, quiet times alone. Dislikes: Losing, people who think they’re never wrong, rumors, always getting caught. Ambition: To obtain all my goals. I'll never forget: K. T. (The Vamp), losing by one point, 10 1 74, experiences I’ve learned from. MUIR. DENNIS: Likes: Bonnie, snowmobiles, Shawnee Day, Club ”75, Rainbow Riders. Dislikes: Memories from the past which inter- fere with the present. Ambition: To make a certain person happy. Fondest Memory: Jan. 8. '74. Favorite Saying: Well if you don’t answer my questions, how will I ever learn anything. MURRAY, PETER: Pete: Likes: Spring, being a loner, running X-Country in the cold, Whip's gang,” my guitar, Mr. O'Keefe's words of wisdom, sleeping. Dislikes: Phonies, being under pressure, dissecting things. Fondest Memory: My sophomore year. 11 3 73. I'd like to forget: French 1 through 4. Sundays, rainy football games. NELSON. CATHRYN: Cath: Likes: Swim team, dance band, mountains, airplanes, skiing, parties, pools, music. Dislikes: Arguing, cold, boring days. Ambition: To make the most of myself, to travel around the world. Fondest Memory: 8 years of Nanci Stauffer. I'll never forget: Swimming a mile at practice, sitting on the bari sax. NESBITT, RICHARD K.: Richie-Pooh: Likes: Track, X-Country, study halls and holidays. Dislikes: Cheaters (X-Country, a certain meet), a certain Italian Spanish Teacher. Ambition: To become a beach bum. I'd like to forget: Pink socks. NEWTON. DANIEL C.: Newt: Likes: Peanut but- ter, certain people, Photography, Chitten- ango, Fords, being a senior. Dislikes: K.F.C., deadlines, Chevies, not remembering my dis- likes. Ambition: To own a Rolls Roycc with a four speed. Fondest Memory: Getting out of school for the Palladium, study halls. I'd like to forget: Everything I have forgotten. NOEL, JANE: Likes: Skiing, A.F.S. bus tours, swimming, driving. Dislikes: Not being able to drive, no snow, not having any film, dead- lines. politics. Ambition: To do the best I can and be happy, to travel. I’d like to forget: Marching Band. 9 18 74. NORTHING. JEFFREY D.: Likes: Rock n Roll, my Gibson Les Paul Custom electric guitar. O'SHAUGHNESSY, ROY GLENN: Likes: Debbie Allen, Playboy magazine. Dislikes: Stuck-up people. Ambition: To get married and have eighteen kids, to get a job and work, T. M.D.A. Fondest Memory: 10 19 73, Junior Prom. I’d like to forget: School, getting caught in the hall necking with D. A. OSTERKORN. FELINE MARIE: Likes: A. B. . nature, witchcraft. Dislikes: Destroying a liv- ing thing, Carrols, being so sensitive. Ambi- tion: To have a farm, to be a third degree witch. Fondest Memory: 7 21 74, getting my horse, finding a coven. E.L.P. concert. PADDOCK. MARK ANTHONY: Likes: Nancy Jo. drive-in movies, fast cars, nice people, the club ”75,” Rainbow Riders. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, English. Ambition: T.M.N.L., U. S.A.F. Fondest Memory: Jan. 27, 1974, June 24, 1974. I'd like to forget: Sept. 28, 1973. PALMER. MIKE: Killer: Likes: Night parties, animals, P. A. J.. summer, fall. Dislikes: Big mouths, liars. Fords, L. H. Fondest Memory: Pratt's Falls, Indian Opening, C. F. D. I’ll never forget: L. M. H., '66 Comet, '58, I. H. PEAL. KEITH E.: Likes: W. A., bikes. Conn, snow, karts, the Fair, Foisey’s parties. Dis- likes: Chittenango, N.Y., getting up, Health, rain, Hondas. Ambition: To jump the Grand Canyon on a jet powered skate board. Fondest Memory: Woodstock Academy. I'd like to for- get: 10 26 73. PERKINS. JENNIFER: 'Niffer: Likes: Weekends. Kasdork's parties, pizza and whiskey sours, zid. Dislikes: Curly hair, rainy football games. Ambition: To see Spain witn Kimmer. Fondest Memory: Cal. '73, Thomfield '74. Harpur ’71, 72. '74, Caz., Plunger-lips. I'd like to forget: Sandy Pond and Beaver, G. B., Rattlesnake Gulch. PETERSON, SHARON ANN: Pee Wee: Likes: Bob. my friends, my big brother, getting the car, being independent, Sheil. Dislikes: Fights, the wind, snobs. Ambition: To travel, to make something of myself. Fondest Memory: 5 18 73, getting my license, summers '73, and '74, D. L. . T.F.T.B.A.I.M.L.I.T.W. PHILLIPS. MICHAEL: Likes: Getting up in the afternoon, pushing little kids down the street in shopping carts. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning. Ambition: To teach the computer sciences to panda bears in outer Mongolia. I’d like to forget: 10 31 73, 11 1 73. I’ll never for- get: 10 31 73,11 1 73. PRATT. ERIC: Mascarus Snake: Likes: Lori, good rushes, panying. Dislikes: Seeing the sunrise. Ice Cold, frying. Ambition: To be the fourth player in the Cinema Show. Fondest Mem- ory: A certain S.U. game, speeding on the Thruway, six truckers at Genesis, getting lost at Geneseo. RAINERI, CHUCK: Elvis: Likes: Sheila. Chevies, dragraces. Dislikes: School, Fords. Ambition: To be successful at staying single. Fondest Memory: Watching submarines. Favorite Say- ing: Cross my heart and hope to die. RICHARDSON. JON II: Jonboy: Likes: Sheila, sports. M D, leaving 6th period. Dislikes: Arguments, cold weather, paying for gas. Ambition: To live in a log caDin at the top of Mt. Everest. Fondest Memory: 4 19 73, G.C.R.R. and all the crazy things we did. I'll never forget: Strawberry Hill, special person. ROACH. JEFFREY MICHAEL: Jeff: Likes: Roberta Ielfield, band, field trips. Dislikes: Speeches, radio station. Fondest Memory: November 10, 1973. I’d like to forget: 8 steps to 5 yards, Marching Band. I'll never forget: Pep rallies, skipping my first and only class and not getting caught. RUSSELL. LORI FRANCINE: Likes: Ardence, kindness, imagination, patience, shortcuts. Dislikes: Molds, waiting, not understanding. Ambition: To obtain happiness. Fondest Mem- ory: Special people, good times, daydreams, melodies. I’d like to forget: Losing time, dates, the road, mistakenly eating a spider. SALMON. FRED: Fred: Likes: Chevies, pizza, hunting, good looking girls, blue jeans. Dis- likes: Fords. Ambition: To be a mechanic In the NHRA racing circuit. I’ll never forget: 12 24 72. SAUNDERS. MICHAEL: Colonel: Likes: Sports, music, people who always have a smile. Dis- likes: Getting up in the morning, greasy french fries, losing. Ambition: To enjoy life. I'd like to forget: The hill. SCHANTZ, DANIEL N.: Dangerous: Likes: BUD. F. G., road rallying, Bruce’s hat, H. T., B. T. Dislikes: Chubs. Fred K., Al’s driving. Ambition: To drive the back roads of Morocco in a competition V.W. Fondest Memory: Streaking through B. C.’s party with T. G. and after effects with the Chub. SCHERMERHORN. JUDY M.: Likes: B. S.. work- ing, feeling free, my friends. Dislikes: Bolivar Rd., feeling alone. Ambition: To join the Tijuana Brass. Fondest Memory: California '73. I’ll never forget: B. S.. March ’74. SCHIEBLER, ROLANDA: Lonnie: Likes: M. B.. just about everything and everybody, horses, nursing. Ambition: To be an LPN in the Army Reserves. Fondest Memory: The girls in class and the Instructors. I'll never forget: My cap- ping ceremony. Favorite Saying: Things never get so bad that there isn't another day. SCHMIDTKA. JoANN B.: Jo: Likes: Camp. G. S., J. M., Italians, animals, loneliness. Dis- likes: Certain people, being called Shorty, bad moods. Ambition: To show people that I can make it in the world, happiness. I’ll never for- get: Camp, C.C.S., M. M., New York City. SCHWARZ, FAY E.: Lupe: Likes: My family, music teachers, boys, stage, pizza, Mr. S’ reminiscing. Dislikes: Housework, diets, cola, French horn strings. Ambition: To speak Span- ish. Fondest Memory: Period 3, H.P. bus, 4 years of J J. I'd like to forget: Saturday Heights of Junie Moon! SEAMANS. SHEILA A.: She: Likes: Ham. Colo- rado, getting letters from 14802, stuffed ani- mals, popcorn. Dislikes: Fainting, stash,” when people won’t put forth any extra effort. I'd like to forget: Oct. 31, 1973, being — 2. Warren’s snide remarks, being unsure. I'll never forget: Driving Streeter's car. when the battery died. SEAMANS, THOMAS W.: Semo: Likes: Storms, sports, winning. Dislikes: Crowds, cities, slobs, losing, mosquitoes. Ambition: To own a 4-wheel drive vehicle, to go to Alaska. I’d like to forget: My wrestling record. I’ll never forget: The cancellation of all my Regents. SHAFFER, MIKE: Shaf: Likes: Teri, her smile, winning basketball games in front of big home crowds, helping. Dislikes: Losing, seeing peo- ple cry. Ambition: To live like a Tibetian Monk. Fondest Memory: Oct. 5, ’73, beating V.V.S. at the buzzer. I'll never forget: Coon hunting with Rich. SHAW, LYNN: Likes: Music, rocking, being alone, moustaches. Dislikes: Making deci- sions, depending on someone, being a grouch, people who snap their gum. Ambition: To find out what I want to do in life and do it. SMITH, ALLISON: Al: Likes: Pizza, going to football games, camping, puppies, 84. Dis- likes: J. D.. people who think they’re better than others, musnrooms, a certain family. Fondest Memory: May 2, 1974. I’d like to for- get: J. D., June 9, 1972. SMITH, SUSAN GINGER: Ginger: Likes: Rog, my dog. panics, raccoons, smiles, D.A.B.C., fooling around with Mark. Dislikes: Getting mad. cheating. S. S. , cold, rainy days. Ambition: To meet him, enjoy life. Fondest Memory: A time in a cenain pond with S. D.. B. F.. G. R., N. F., Spaford, my great north- ern. I'd like to forget: Getting up at 6:00 A. M. . Jan. 1. 1970, T. A.. T.L.I.H- .F.A.C.G. SNYDER, DANIEL S.: Likes: Giovannini, Vonne- ut, Bradbury, Poe. Dislikes: Bus rides, gas ogs, East coast. Ambition: To own my own business, and be successful. Fondest Memory: The Funk factory, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach. I'd like to forget: Taco Bell, So. Coast Highway. Favorite Saying: Take it easy. SPOOR, ALAN B.: Hobart: Likes: — 5, nostalgia, lunch with C. W., baseball, tormenting B. S.. insane times. Dislikes: Chubs, 103, Ice Cold . 6:30 A . M . . PIT, boring weekends. Ambition: To build an A-frame igloo on the equator, adopt P. R. Fondest Memory: Giff's, Arsenic and Old Lace. I’d like to forget: 9 20 74. foggy days in the spring. STEDING, GERALD E.: Jeff: Likes: Snow, rain, Sandra, motorcycles. Dislikes: Cold. I'd like to forget: This school. Favorite Saying: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, then give up. STEDMAN, DONNA ALAINE: Likes: Friends, puppies, jeans, Fall, John Denver, owls, fly- ing, night games. Dislikes: Being snubbed, humidity, parallel parking. American History. Ambition: Rx. I’d like to forget: 4 27 74 , THTAHR, the snake. I'll never forget: Cathy's shed, the pool, passing my road test. STEDMAN. WARREN LYLE: Likes: Football, track, having lots of fun, eating, flying. Dis- likes: People who aren't what they think they are. Ambition: To grow my hair like Mr. Web- ber's, to fly. I'd like to forget: The first driv- ing lesson I gave. I'll never forget: The fun we never had here at C.C.S. STERNBERG. CYNTHIA: Cindie: Likes: John, bowling, snowmobiling, office work, collies, 2nd Ave. Dislikes: B. V., S. S., T. H., lone- liness, being embarrassed. Ambition: To be successful. To get my license. Fondest Mem- ory: July 3, 1974, the gang, working, can- celled Regents. STERNBERG, LYNDON DONALD: Lyn: Likes: Sports, drawing, girls, cars. Dislikes: English, certain teachers. Ambition: To live life to its end, and to die a millionaire. Fondest Mem- ory: 11th grade homeroom. I'd like to forget: Mr. Prenevost's tests. STERNBERG. VALERIE J.: Jean: Likes: Stephen Ronald Smith, Eddie's ham, lions, softball. Dislikes: Fighting, being picked on, mush- rooms, A. W. Ambition: To make Steve happy, T.G.A.A.W.S.R.A.C., and to get a good job. Fondest Memory: The summer of '72, July 13, 1972, when Renita came home. STEVENS, KAREN MARIE: Steffans: Likes: Fire- places, sports, food, camping, clouds, sun- sets, musicals, pillow fights, seasons. Ambi- tion: To see the U.S.A., to design my own home. Fondest Memory: California '73. I’ll never forget: Softball finals 1973, Maggie May. canoeing on Moose River. STONE, BYRON: Berwick: Likes: Being with peo- ple who are themselves, a special person named Deb, poems. Dislikes: People who say there is not a way. fighting. Ambition: To be myself all the time, and to live my life the way it's gonna happen. I'd like to forget: Bad limes. STONE. STEPHEN M.: Stoney: Likes: Parties, good times, Boces carpentry, fights, rowdies, women, money. Dislikes: Violence, coming to school early. Ambition: To become a famous carpenter. Fondest Memor)-: 8 4 V. 10 26 74,6 2V5, 12 31 74. I’ll never forget: Halloween party, club 75. STOWELL, SUSAN MARIE: Sue: Likes: Summer nights, pizza, movies. Dislikes: Being cold, people who put others down, macaroni soup. Ambition: To be an RN. to travel. Fondest Memory: Pennsylvania, Canada. I’d like to forget: My trip in the lobby. STREETER. CHRIS DAMON: Likes: Stacey, bas- ketball, Grinch. Fred, The Green Bomb, Paul. Dislikes: Working nights, speeding tick- ets. Ambition: T.M.S.L.E., own a restaurant. I’d like to forget: Losing my driver’s license, gorilla drill. I'll never forget: The Blue Wagon, and the accident, parties at boat launch. STREETER. RICHARD L.: Likes: C. H.. Mustangs '66, different types of beverages, backwards people. Dislikes: Genesee. Ambition: T.C.H.L.N.T.S.A.L.H.I.O.O.H. Fondest Memory: Sept. 28, 1974. I’ll never forget: Parties at the boat launches. May’s bridge, a certain party at Pratt’s Falls. STREETER, STEPHEN DOMINICK: Steve: Likes: Colleen, drum corps, vampires, scuba diving. Freshmen. Dislikes: Being called short and small, the muck. Fondest Memory: 7 1 74,7 3 74. I'd like to forget: Hindsdale '73, March- ing Band. I'll never forget: My last two days on the muck. TAYLOR, JOANNE E.: Likes: Dave Bacon, Cor- vettes, talking to my Teddy bear. Dislikes: Libby, B. V. and Vodka. Ambition: To be a truckdriver, T.M.D.B., to be happy in what- ever I do, have a good time doing it. Fondest Memory: Painting '75, the night Dave went bear chasing. 9 14 73. I’d like to forget: D. C.. Mrs. Ivcr's room. PREN, summers of '72 and ’73. TAYLOR, LORY: Tripper: Likes: Gary, rainbows in the wintertime, horses. Dislikes: Rowdy people, beer, smoke in the lav. Ambition: T.M.G.C.A.T.M.H.H., to deal in horses. Fondest Memory: 10 4 69 and all the years fol- lowing. I’ll never forget: A day I drove a cer- tain car in a ditch. THOMPSON. LISA ANNE: Likes: Waterskiing, summer, scuba diving, track, Oneida Lake, watching Dave’s games. Dislikes: Cities, cold falls. Fondest Memory: Working at Verona Beach. I’d like to forget: Getting sick after the meet at Manley. I’ll never forget: The day the ice cream melted, Moose River. TOWNDROW, CELESTE ANNE: Pizza: Likes: John W. Denoski, hunting, friends, my own way, fireplaces, snow, sweaters, five dollar bets. Dislikes: Getting up early, Phys. Ed., corn monsters. Ambition: T. M. J. D. . to own a mountain lion, to live a long happy life. TULOWIECK1, KAREN ANN: Wickie: Likes: Cheerleading, sports. Elton John, Pink Floyd. Dislikes: Fish, bummers, being in the middle. Ambition: To be happy, and to make other people happy. I'd like to forget: Biology, Chef Italia. I'll never forget: Hatch Lake, Jr. Prom Queen. TURNER. ELSIE: Likes: Sam Aldrous. Dislikes: Troublemakers. Ambition: T.M.S.A., to live a happy life. Fondest Memory: 2 17 74. I'd like to forget: A certain person who caused so much trouble for my friends, years of '73 and '74. VanANTWERP. JIM: Twerp: Likes: Football games, most girls, having good times. Dis- likes: Having nothing to do, getting caught in between two people. Ambition: Make some- thing out of myself. Fondest Memory: Dances at different schools. I’ll never forget: Some of the good times along with bad. VERNE, PAMELA: Pam: Likes: People, roller skating. Dislikes: People who think they know everything, liver. Ambition: Become a roller derby queen, or a nurse. Fondest Memory: Last summer, last year, our Boces class, 6 muske- teers. I'd like to forget: Comm, class, 10 8 74. WASSEL, DEBRA ANNE: Wass: Likes: Mom and Dad. Italian foods, music. Dislikes: School buses, stuck-up people, having no money. Ambition: To succeed in my future plans. Fondest Memory: My senior year, my first plane trip. I'd like to forget: Wrecking up a certain snowmobile. WATSON. GREG A.: Likes: Beer, parties, pop- corn, and decent chicks. Dislikes: Certain people, spinach. Ambition: To become so rich. 1 could use $100 bills for toilet paper. Fondest Memory: A certain party. WELTON. GREGORY PAUL: The Whip: Likes: Basketball, Golf, skiing. Dislikes: History, 12 in a minute, Chemistry teachers. Ambition: To be an electronics engineer, stay sober. I’ll never forget: First visit to D.R. a big G, Edgar Winter concert with B. B. WHITE, LINDA: Likes: Skipping school, week- ends, L. T.’s camp, skipper, T.G.S.I.T.C. Dislikes: Rednecks, people who frown, liver. Ambition: T.F.S.S. A.G.M., to turn 18. I’d like to forget: Nothing. I’ll never forget: K. AND A.'s parties, C M.F. WILLIAMS. GARY: Gordon: Likes: Ma McCloskey's cooking and potato salad, Ken- ney, Gordon, Brucie, my '66 Chevy, woman, J. S. Roach, '57 retractables, pizza, Jonesy. Dislikes: Bmcie’s hat, W. M.. corkes. Ambi- tion: To graduate. Favorite Saying: Ya, man let's check that out! WILLIAMS. MARTIN ROBERT: Marty: Likes: Pat, picnics, good times, motorcycles. Dislikes: Macaroni and cheese, sad, unhappy people, stupid people. Ambition: To go to Cornell, race next summer, T.M.P.T.H.P.I.T.W. I'd like to forget: H. R., all those spills I took last summer. WILSON. ARLENE: Likes: Italian food, snowmo- biles. sports, Biology, Sociology, horses, St. Bernards, red sports cars, full moons. Dislikes: Woolworths, CHAUVINISTS! Fondest Memory: New York City. I'd like to forget: Elevators, '72 Camden Football game, A.C.S.P., school hamburgers. WILSON, JOHN: Likes: Melinda Laurin, home made chocolate chip cookies, linemen, base- ball, French 4. Dislikes: Meatballs, running backs, conjugations. Fondest Memory: Regents '74, J.V. baseball, first time we beat Caz. I’ll never forget: Indians attacking our Math class. Mr. Di. WORTHLEY, FERN: Likes: Jim Philo, smiles, J. M. C., certain people, ice cream. Dislikes: School, work, getting up, liver, two-faced people, N. R. Ambition: T.M.J.P., and live a happy life, T.S.J.M.C.S.D. Fondest Mem- ory: Aug. 23, '74, July '73, Friday io n 74. I'd like to forget: One cenain person. M. W. WRIGHT, ROB: Likes: Sue C., winning, panics, my fon, loud music, E. L. P. Dislikes: Long State tests, rednecks, backstabbers, losing, 5’10 . Ambition: To get rich quick, to become one of the Chicago Seven. Fondest Memory: Beating V. V.S. I'll never forget: 2 18. YOUNG, PAUL: Unger: Likes: Football, water- skiing. Dave, Kimmer, Ed and El. Chris, cheerleaders, stubby, Fred, BLT’s. Dislikes: Webber’s windsprints. Ambition: To rule the world. I'd like to forget: The boat launch. I’ll never forget: The gang at the ticket booth, my J.V. football year, my coaches. English Department 1. Mr. Ellstrom, (chairperson) Mrs. Ellstrom 2. Mr. Couse 3. Mr. McSwain, Mr. Holdridge 4. Mrs. Waring, Mrs. Williams, Miss Jennings 5. Mrs. Agnew 6. Miss Hodel 7. Mrs. Walker 62 Reading and Language skills are perpetual need. LANGUAGE DEPT.: Mr. Daviau. Mrs. Albanese, Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. War- ing. 63 64 T 1123-S 192?-i2 I 8V? -s rx-o 9S -J Ii?-7 I I IS6-3 T� . fit- «� • ' ' m-i 193- 5 ♦91-3 j � i i 400i a v� -a sees'7 ft to- 3060-1 ■i I ioo� 5WKG5 where his estate consisted . previaed that his friend Mr. hom ecutorThe terms cf the uill uerc.. tl uould qo to he uk •Ato the ycxrqir. Mr-- it seemed avident thot calculated m draumg J, §ibl« for any to have a Thom sowed the pr Hr. Thom round added together Tiorl he h others Then he u � dou It or i I he r 2oeved h or'o rcoeved or Thom rode, auoy oun horse Qod e ir ua happy jcv-¥ Us ?- aesa- . I iost-j . s...L.v ... jitttpI 65 Art and Music educate and entertain Top: Mr. Callaghan. Left: Mr. Arnold, Mr. Klemperer, Mr. Smolnycki. Bottom: Mrs. Heltler, Mrs. Ivers. 66 Social Studies Department 1. Mr. Berlin, Mr. Sweeney 2. Mr. Bligh 3. Mr. J. Roach 4. Mr. Moore, Mr. Byrne, and Mr. Diefendorf 5. Mr. Frenevost 6. Mrs. Pasto (chairperson) 7. Mr. Prenevost 68 Driver’s Education ana Library 1. Mrs. Benedict 2. Miss Mendzela 3. Miss Thompson 4. Mr. Young 5. Mr. Getchonis 69 Physical Education and Health Services 1. Mrs. Krassault 2. Mr. Russo 3. Ms. Jones 4. Mrs. Holdridge 5. Mr. Russo 6. Mr. Gordon 7. Mr. DiChristina, (chairperson), Mr. Gordon, and Miss Rhinehart 71 72 Their Skills Keep Things Running Smoothly! 1. Mrs. Groff (counselor) 2. Mr. Stevens (counselor) 3. Mr. Sigmond (attendance) 4. Ms. Gardner, Ms. Button, Ms. Moth, Ms. Vaikness 4. Ms. Delany, Ms. Weeks, Ms. Dillabough 5. E. McCarty, H. Goodfellow, M. Nicholas, N. Loop, J. Nickal, J. Cutter 2nd Row: C. Higgins, D. Hogan. 73 74 JR. PROM COURT: (left to right) John Hayward, Kathy Colvin, Karen Tulowiecki, Mark Clark, Eileen Joyce, Greg Barbagallo 76 We May Never Pass This Way Again (Theme Song) Life, they say, is jusi a game and they let it slip away. Love like the autumn sun should be dying but it’s only just begun. Dreams, so they say, are for the fools and they let them drift away. Peace like the silent dove should be flying, but it’s only just begun. Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where they’re going. And all the secrets of the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years Come and go and take us up. Always up! We may never pass this way again. Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage. Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away the fears and all the years Will come and go and take us up Always up! We may never pass this way again cause - I want to laugh while the laughing is easy. I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile. I may never pass this way again - That’s why I want it with you baby You make me feel like I’m the journey and you’re the journey's end - We may never pass this way again. - Seals and Crofts left: King - Mark Clark Queen - Karen Tulowiecki 77 Student Council 78 STUDENT COUNCIL: 1st ROW: A. Gabriel, J. Buck, J. Hilgenberg, M. Wright, K. O'Toole, C. Deforge, D. DiChristina. 2nd ROW: W. Ferris, T. Eckmair, K. Coughlan, R. Sedgwick, C. Langwor- thy, S. Allen, K. Mann, R. Magnuson. 3rd ROW: S. Yates, K. Tulowieki, S. Beacotte, D. Clapp, L. Jones, D. Menninger, A. Dombrowski, J. Granata, J. Van Antwerp, M. Roach. 4th ROW: S. Kasdorf, D. Brown, B. Magnuson, C. Nelson, S. Streeter, T. Seamans. OFFICERS: SEATED: M. Clark, Presi- dent; L. Russell, Recording Sec- retary; C. Haas, Treasurer; S. Helchiskey, Vice President. STANDING: T. Harkert, Corre- sponding Secre- tary. 79 Music, Art, Drama Combine Forces in Mike Fischer - Faye Schwarz Mary Schwarz Debbie Bates - Sue Ferguson - Lynn Roach -- Roberta Ielfield----- Pam Krutulis--------- Kent Bradshaw-------- Sherri Allen--------- Jim Forney----------- Dave Gross----------- Dave MacAdam--------- Dave Fischer--------- Steve Melchiskey----- Steve Roach---------- Tim Samsel----------- Kim Mann------------- Julie Proctor-------- Mr. Ellstrom--------- Mr. Callaghan-------- A1 Spoor------------- Tom Holt------------- Mark Johnson--------- VILLAGERS: Jim Diehl Arlyn Forney Julie Matzell Val Ralston Jaco Haas Wendy Taylor Pam Kirschenheiter Freddie Kirschenheiter Lisa Thompson Lonnie Schiebler Kelly Biazzo Cathy Hall Bonnie Brownson Pete Stucker DANCERS: Donna Stedman Suzette Williams Karen Tulowiecki Michelle Anklin -Tevye -Golda Tzeitel Hodel Chava Bielke Sphrintze Yente Motel Shandel Perchik Lazar Wolfe Mordcha Rabbi Mendal Avram Nahum Grandmother Frumah-Sarah Russian Russian Constable Russian Russian Chris Ferguson Betsy Frey Kim Lanphear Alicia Dombroski Micheal Callaghan Mr. Waite Mr. Shea Pat Sauer Kathy Hall Scarlett Becotte Colleen O'Toole Karen Tulowiecki Steve Stucker Bob Larken Karen Hatch Deb Brown Alicia Dombroski Scarlett Becotte 80 “Fiddler On The Roof” PLAY DIRECTORS: Mr. Ellstrom------- Mr. Callaghan------ Mr. Smolnycki------ Miss Hodel--------- Mr. McSwain-------- Mrs. Hettler —----- Mrs. Kirschenheiter Chris Kirsch------- -----------Drama ---------Musical Musical Orchestra -------Publicity -----------Stage --------------An —Choreographer --Student Director ART AND STAGE CREW Chris Kirsch Pam Krutulis Margaret Moon Shelly VerDow Sue Ferguson Donna Paone Elaine Mote Laurie Stevens Dorthy Reardon Bruce Kennedy Bill Brown 81 82 Varsity Football met many challenges. VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1st ROW: S. Kanasic, R. Kite, D. Deforge, J. Burchell. 2nd ROW: T. Seamans, T. Honors, B. McCann, S. Devendorf, D. Shaffer. 3rd ROW: R. Trode, J. Fogus, C. Raymond, P. Young, G. Green, L. Jones. 4th ROW: Coach Webber, B. Magnuson, M. Saunders, J. House, B. Stone, W. Stedman, K. Barlow, J. Wilson, P. Stevens, Coach Kirsch. 5th ROW: J. Ross, J. Van Antwerp, S. Dennet, B. Elliot, J. Mann, S. Cash. 6th ROW: D. Clark, Coach Moore, S. Durfee, J. Osborne. Junior Varsity takes 1 on gridiron Mr. Kinsella FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Top: Mr. Diefendorf, House, Phohl, Daggett, Bettis, Mr. Prenevost. 5th ROW: Nash, Martin, Lavier, Connell, Mitchell, Hotaling. 4th ROW: Frank, Hall, Gardner, Green, Myers, Couglan, Russell. 3rd ROW: Sattler, Hall, Moffat, Snow, Delaney, Stucker. 2nd ROW: Chandler, Rebollo, Tuccirone, DiChristina, Roach, Stevens. 1st ROW: Chandler, Johnson, Button, Stucker, Tulowieki, Dudley. J. V. FOOTBALL: Top: Warner, Winn, Stedman, Keville, Rossi, VanAntwerp, Mortimer, DiChristina, Jakabowski, McCarthy, Fields, Oot, Jones, Marcellus, Stevens. 2nd ROW: Gustina, Dudley, Anthony, Shier, Wafer, Loucks, Everhart, Rassmussen, Koegel, Richardson, Sprague. KNEELING: Davis, Seeber, Stone, Allen, Johnson, Wehner, Haynes. 1st ROW: G. Sternberg, J. Smith, R. Terrance, C. Chang, K. Lam- phear, J. Hayward, B. Hall, S. Sinnett, R. Wright, D. Goodroe. 2nd ROW: B. Evans, S. Roach, M. Truck, T. Seamans, R. DiGui- seppe, C. Chandler, S. Melchiesky, D. Phofl, S. Roach, K. Greene, C. Streeter, K. Greene. 3rd ROW: T. Markert, G. Gallant, Mr. Daviau, R. Collins. 86 JV CROSS COUNTRY: Top: Coach O’Keefe. Bottom: G. Burchell, R. FRESHMAN SOCCER: 1st ROW: Hildreth. Solberg, Streeter, Vitagliano, Morris, Callaghan. 2nd ROW: Yates, Hirt, McFarland, Kinny, Underwood, Wahl. 3rd ROW: Watson, Roach, Pratt, Thayer, McDonald, Burleigh. TOP: Coach Waite. 87 Harriers seek the chute CROSS COUNTRY: STANDING: J. Forney, H. Hale, J. Shanahan, T. Rudd, T. Perrone, J. VanDueson, T. Jackson, T. Samsel, R. Granish, Coach Various sports attract girls SENIOR GIRL ATHLETES: ACROSS: K. Eddy, K. Milligan, N. Lane, S. Stowell, D. Stedman, A. Wilson, L. Thompson, K. Bullock, K. Stevens, K. Tulowiecki, L. Moses, D. Wassel, C. Nelson, M. Brownell. DOWN: S. Seamans, C. Kirsch, P. Krutulis. 89 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP: J. Proctor, D. Sgroi, K. Bullock, E. Armstrong. MIDDLE: C. Johnson, D. Buttino, D. Devendorf, K. Tulow- iecki, L. McFarland. FRONT: C. Haas. 90 Cathy Haas Their cheers incite spirit Chris Johnson JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM: N. Stauffer, C. O’Toole, C. Hall, J. Stephenoff, A. Dembrowski. MIDDLE: S. Busa, K. Hatch, D. Brown, J. Busa. TOP: K. Mann. Eileen Armstrong FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: TOP: L. Roach, K. Hale, P. Brown, C. Holt. MID- Julie Proctor DLE: B. Streeter, V. Rolston, D. Bates. BOTTOM: S. Boston, D. Johnson, E. Don- nely. 91 GIRLS SOFTBALL: TOP: S. Yates, K. Stevens, L. Mayers, K. Milligan, D. Zimmer, K. Hale, S. Eddy, M. Dur- fee, Miss Rhinehart. BOTTOM: N. Vitagliano, D. Menninger, R. McGee, H. Longden, S. Moth, B. Einstein, D. Billington, D. Johnson. GIRLS HOCKEY: TOP: L. Taylor, S. Becotte, S. Vincelette, P. Proulx, J. Raineri. MIDDLE: C. Nelson, D. Stedman M. L. Mitchell, K. Milli- gan, L. Mayers. BOTTOM: P. Taylor, K. Stevens, H. Longeen, M. B. Hass, P. Barber. 92 Volleyball Fills Mid-Winter Gap VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: 1st ROW: B. Hydett, C. Chang, T. Honors, E. McDonald. 2nd ROW: E. Pratt, D. Schantz, D. Shaffer, B. Stone, Mr. Daviau. 3rd ROW: L. Jordao, D. DeForge, G. Stedman, T. Seamans. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: 1st ROW: S. Murad, Miss Gaske. 2nd ROW: D. Billington, K. Stevens, H. Longdon. 3rd ROW: M. L. Mitchell, L. Moses, K. Milligan, L. Mayers. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: FIRST ROW: J. Ranieri. 2nd ROW: M. Haas, L. Stedman. 3rd ROW: P. Hatch, K. Schenk, J. McCann, M. Haynes. 4th ROW: B. Durfee, P. Barber, M. Frey, M. Durfee. 93 JUNIOR VARSITY: 1st ROW: T. DiChristina, J. Granada, L. Koegal, M. Rossi, P. Keville. 2nd ROW: B. Elliot, G. Sternburg, C. Raymond, A. Peterson, M. Rasmussen, D. Stevens. 3rd ROW: Manager B. McCarthy, D. Latzcowski, P. Stevens, G. Sternburg, Coach Kinsella. FRESHMEN: 1st ROW: D. Ewald, J. McDonald, G. Shephard, G. Morris, K. Lamphear, J. Delaney. 2nd ROW: G. Gardner, B. Lavier, R. Belair, G. Sattler, J. Hildreth, J. Miller, J. Daggett. 3rd ROW: D. Bullard, R. Hall, H. Pratt, M. Phofl, M. Chan- dler, Coach Erion. 94 Hoopsters Shoot for High Goals CHITTENANGO 54- 57 Westhill 50-51 Camden 47-62 H.P. 57-70 Oneida 70- 49 Ilion 71- 79 Fulton 60-53 Can. 55- 29 VVS 55-46 Caz. 43-50 R.C. 59- 46 Camden 60- 81 H.P. 61-64 Westhill 47-45 Oneida 59-66 VVS 49-56 Can. 67-64 Caz. 59-55 R.C. 59-79 Bishop Grimes VARSITY BASKETBALL: 1st ROW: B. Nickal, B. McCann, R. Wright, R. Collins, M. Shaffer, B. Hall, J. Ross, R. Wassel, J. Brownell. 2nd ROW: Mr. Gorden, S. Purfee, R. DiGuiseppe, S. Melchiskey, D. Pfohl, G. Welton, B. Mag- LETS PLAY DEFENSE 30 95 VARSITY GIRLS: 1st ROW: H. Longden, D. Billington. 2nd ROW: K. Eddy, L. Moses, K. Stevens. 3rd ROW: M. L. Mitchell, K. Milligan, L. Mayers, E. Joyce. J.V. BASKETBALL: 1st ROW: J. Raneri. 2nd ROW: S. Vincel- ette, A. Forney, M. B. Haas. 3rd ROW: T. Sebren, J. McCann, L. Reutter. 4th ROW: S. Eddy, P. Barber, M. Dur- fee, B. Durfee. 96 Coach: Ms. Gaske Eighth Grade Basketball Marty Bickford Dave Bassett Matt Bocaccio Scott Becker Jim Stone Tim Wright Jim Luce Kevin Phelps Phil Flanco Mike Sattler John McCarthy Dan DiChristina Skip Stevens Tim Gaut Alan Galster Steve Underwood Dan Hall Manager Coach - Norman Webber Eighth Grade Athletes Excel 8th GRADE WRESTLERS: FIRST ROW: G. Button, C. Vitagliano, K. Donnelly, B. Cooper, M. Roach. 2nd ROW: E. Ostrowski, D. Myers, R. Severence, L. Jesmer, J. Edgar, J. John- son. 97 8th GRADE GIRLS BOWLING: FIRST ROW: K. Namitz, N. Spoor, S. Eckerlin. SECOND ROW: L. Coon, D. Sgroi, J. DiOrio, J. Copper. THIRD ROW: C. Wozny, D. Reardon, S. Denny, L. A. Grinnals, S. McKay, E. Daily. FOURTH ROW: L. Harris, P. Schwitter, A. DeForge, C. Raineri, M. Wright, C. Kinney. FIFTH ROW: P. Sheron, J. Whitely, M. Deyl, J. Durfee, C. Taylor, E. Cook, K. Kupfer, J. Kopper. FIRST ROW: C. DeForge, S. Eckerlin. SECOND ROW: J. Cooper, P. Deven- dorf, L. Fields. THIRD ROW: T. Ent- wistle, J. Whitely, D. Proctor, L. Grinnals. 98 VARSITY GIRLS BOWLING: FIRST ROW: C. Keene. SECOND ROW: A. Malvaso, V. Able. THIRD ROW: D. Wood, D. Panebianco. FOURTH ROW: A. Wilson, M. Brownell, S. Peterson. Bowlers Clear the Lanes VARSITY BOWLING. FIRST ROW: M. Kite, J. Gifford, J. P. Button, M. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Gustina, G. Gallant, D. Goodroe, E. M rtyn, C. Seeber, B. Button. THIRD ROW: G. Chandler, M. Fields, E. Clemons, T. Whitlock, J. Shanahan. STANDING: Mr. Couse. 99 Wrestlers Spring Into Action VARSITY: 1st ROW: Co-Captains: G. Smith, M. Clark. 2nd ROW: D. Smith, L. Caswell, T. Perrone. 3rd ROW: A. Lorgder, D. Smith, J. Keville, N. Ardrus, M. Dudley, T. Brudz, R. Corp, T. Longden. J.V.: 1st ROW: S. White, T. Everhart. 2nd ROW: A. White, P. House, K. Dudley, D. Hirt. 3rd ROW: J. Watson, B. Jones, B. Maclean, J. Mitchell, C. Coughlin, T. Nash. New records set by Spring Track teams. FROSH TRACK: 1st ROW: P. House, D. Riordon, G. Sadler, B. MacDonald, M. Jemola, B. McCarthy, A. White, J. Dag- gett, C. Molan, R. Diordio, G. Morris. 2nd ROW: D. Moffat, D. Stone, R. Richardson, B. Jones, J. Myers, A. Phelps, I. Crab- tree, R. Sabin, J. Streeter, S. Nolan, T. Nash, B. Lavier, M. Sprague, J. Diehl. VARSITY TRACK: 1st ROW: J. VanDuesen, J. Ross, R. Nesbitt, B. Matina, J. Hayward, T. Per- rone, R. Lent, L. Jones, F. Smith, C. Hess, K. Gillette, Mr. Bligh. 2nd ROW: K. Barlow, J. Fogus, S. Durfee, P. Murray, B. Barnes, J. Mosher, T. Hon- ors, K. McGowan, T. Samsel, M. Elmore, J. VanAntwerp, G. Barbagallo. 3rd ROW: Mr. Kirsch, B. Fleegal, M. Kite, W. Stedman, F. Shearer, T. Jack- son, H. Keville, D. Mac Adam, G. Stedman, J. Empringham. 4th ROW: N. Streeter, R. Klipp, B. Magnuson, J. Jacuk, S. Lent, R. Goodell, D. Clark, J. For- ney, S. Melchiesky, J. House. 101 TRACK: 1st ROW: J. Lawson, D. Tarbay, R. Nesbitt, D. Moffit, R. Deordio, T. Samsel, G. Burchell, J. Diehl, D. Anthony, Mr. Daviau. 2nd ROW: K. Barlow, M. Fischer, D. Mac Adam, G. Barbagallo, P. Murray, J. Van- Deuson, H. Hale, T. Rudd. 3rd ROW: J. Forney, T. Jackson, E. Frank, R. Saben, K. Spaulding, M. Weiner, J. Myers, T. Mitchell, Mr. Kirsch. 4th ROW: D. Clark, G. Stedman, D. Deforest, R. Lent, J. Van Antwerp, T. Eckmaer, D. Stone, J. Streeter, M. Jemola, F. Smith, J. Fogus, K. McGowen. Don Clark, Section III Record Breaker in two events: High Hurdles and Running Long Jump. 102 GIRLS INDOOR TRACK: FIRST ROW: F. Hess, N. Spoor, C. Orendorff, K. Dodrill. SECOND ROW: J. Gallant, S. Eckerlin, T. Sgarlata, V. Smith, G. Perkins, L. Crouch. THIRD ROW: S. Dulasky, N. Wehner. L. Bishop, L. Taylor, Mrs. Krassalt, L. Thompson, R. Cotton, P. Taylor, S. Hopkins. TOP: P. Hatch, M. Lloyd, K. Kieb, J. Whittley, M. Northing, N. Wright, S. Stiles, S. Becotte, J. Johnson. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Krassalt. SECOND ROW: J. Gallant. S. Vincellete. THIRD ROW: K. Lamphear, K. Colvin, J. Johnson, T. Leh- men, C. Haas. FOURTH ROW: S. Becotte, J. Turner, R. Wilson, A. Wilson, S. Seamans. FIFTH ROW: J. Noel, B. Hass, L. Thompson, E. Joyce, K. Coulghan. SIXTH ROW: M. Durfee, M. Mitchell, P. Taylor, J. Vero, D. Sgroi, T. Barrett, C. Nelson. 103 Varsity turns in good record. 1st ROW: C. Cordell, M. Field, J. Devendorf, H. Edick, M. Stevens. 2nd ROW: M. Boccaccio, D. DeForge, J. Scarcella, L. Borland. 3rd ROW: K. Bradshaw, B. Hall, E. Robinson, F. Vero, D. Lenzen, Mr. DiChristina, S. Snyder, C. Streeter, D. Shaffer. Sluggers prepare for more winning seasons J.V. BASEBALL TEAM Upper Left: 1st ROW: J. Burchell, D. Wassel, S. Berkey, J. Callahan, L. Caswell, A1 Spoor. 2nd ROW: G. Sternberg, T. Markert, J. Richardson, T. Seamans, B. Stone, H. Hale, J. Wilson, R. Granish. FROSH BASEBALL TEAM Lower Left: ACROSS: J. Wilcox, D. Stevens, D. Pfohl, M. Rasmussen. DOWN: J. Martin, S. Boswell, T. DiChristina, T. Everhart, A. Long- den. 105 Wackers wack through another season GIRLS TENNIS: TOP: S. Patane, B. J. Turner, B. Einstein, B. Einstein, E. Joyce, M. Frey, L. Stedman. BOTTOM: M. Lloyd, C. Kirsch, Mrs. Krasselt, P. Hatch. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mr. Daviau, B. Evans, S. DeVaul, C. Seeber, R. Terrance. SECOND ROW: B. Heydet, R. Wright, M. Clark, S. Cash, E. McDonald, T. Seamans, M. Saunders, S. Sinnett. C.C.S. “Duffers” Tee Off Another Golf Season A'll 1 BOYS GOLF TEAM Greg Welton Jeff Roach Paul Jakobowski Tom Jones Mike Sullivan Gary Beirne R. Collins C. Iffert Mike Mann Glen Gallant Steve Roach J. Keville GIRLS GOLF TEAM 1st ROW: Trina Roach, Kim Bullock. 2nd ROW: Barb Caggi- ano, Jackie Jones. 107 Patti Cake, Patti Cake Kirsch’s men. Section III Champs are back again. 108 Oh! The thrill of it all! Will Tom Markert come back to P.G. for P.G.? 109 More decorous attire prevailed among the students of Yates High School. This edifice has always served as a center for spiritual enrichment. 110 The stately architec- ture of the period made Yates High School a pride of the community. Walnut Grove Ceme- tery reflects rever- ence for past local heroes as John Yates. m The bustling business center created a mood of excitement as horses and horseless carriages traveled through town. A refreshing reminder of a great way to cool off on steamy summer afternoons in the early 1900's. 12 Still spanning Chittenango Creek, the Chittenango Foundry is a reminder of a way of life in the early 1800’s. MAIN STRcET, Chittenango Station, N. Y. Founded in 1897, the Chittenango Pottery Plant utilized the water of the Erie Canal to produce fine china and stoneware. 113 114 Steve Elmore and Jay Fogus won Gold Key Awards for their entries in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition sponsored by Mutual of New York. Students from nine counties were in the competition. Honorable Mentions were awarded to Deb Balitz, Mike Elmore and Tim Thompson. The winning art objects were exhibited in the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse. 115 People who believe in Music . . . 116 Highlights of '75 music department . . . Sept.-Oct. - Marching Band played at football games . . . Nov. - ’’Charlie Brown” was a success . . . the Fall Concert went smoothly . . . Allstate wasn’t so scary after all . . . Booster Club was organized . . . Dec. - Debby Balitz went to Concord Hall Music Con- ference . . . J. J. Christmas Concert was a hit throughout the area . . . the Ellstrom's narration set the mood for the holidays . . . students traveled to Oneida for All County . . . March - Celebrate Music Day . . . Fiddler on the Roof” created a sensation . . . April - orchestra and chorus attended All County at Canastota . . . Tape Evaluation Clinic for Band was held in Windsor . . . May - school year concerts ended with the refreshing sounds of the Spring Concert . . . NYSSMA ratings and solos gave us all butterflies in our stomachs ... the seniors moved on with the sadly familiar sound of Pomp and Circumstance” played by the school band . . . Palladium 75' Staff Focuses on Innovation BUSINESS STAFF: P. Miller, Asst. Business Man- ager, S. VerDow, Business Manager, B. Barnes, B. Barnes, S. Ferguson, D. Mac Adam. Mooney and Betsy work with Mrs. Agnew. TYPING STAFF: 1st ROW: C. Towndrow (Head Typist), J. Proctor, S. Verdow. 2nd ROW: M. Moon, C. Gladle. 18 Palladium '75 Is Bigger and Better Than Ever ACTIVITIES STAFF: C. Nelson, D. Stedman (editor). ART STAFF: M. Mitchell, L. Jacobs, K. Tulow- iecki (editor). K. Stevens looks at proofs with R. Wilson andj. Vero, Underclass Editors. SENIOR SECTION STAFF: 1st ROW: K. Stevens (editor). 2nd ROW: J. Case, C. Kirsch, L. King. Photography Staff responsible for all photos and prints in the book (except portraits): 1st ROW: D. Stedman, C. Kirsch, D. Newton, D. Buttino. 2nd ROW: S. Streeter, J. Noel (editor), C. Hess. AUXILIARY STAFF: R. Collins, K. Haas, J. Hay- ward, Mrs. Houk, T. Jackson, E. Joyce, D. Peterson, L. Thompson, R. Wright, Mr. Zecher. 119 5K. nion MUKUb: 1st KOW: F. Sauer, S. Shult, S. Ferguson, C. O'Toole, L. Roach, S. Devendorf, D. Bates, K. Biazzo, T. Boston, Y. Haas. 2nd ROW: M. Joyal, K. Lamphear. C. Hall, B. Einstein, D. Fischer, M. Fischer, S. Roach, K. Coughlin, S. Allen, B. Frey, F. Schwarts. 3rd ROW: K. Brad- shaw, T. Holt, D. Abell, J. Stephanoff, K. Hatch, M. Johnson, L. Thompson, S. Seamans, J. McCann, W. Taylor. C. Langworthy, R. Ilefield. C. Raymond. 4th ROW: T. Samsel, D. MacAdam, L. Jones, M. Schwartz, D. Gross, J. Longden, J. Forney, C. Kirsch, E. Armstrong, S. Empringham, K. Hale, D. Sgroi, T. Barrett, S. Verdow, S. Melchiskey. Jr. and Sr. High Chorus Sing Out JR. HIGH CHORUS: 1st ROW: D. Browson, S. Hildreth, J. Streeter, W. Everett, T. Wright, K. Carr. 2nd ROW: A. Delaney, S. Denny, D. Harter, G. Perkins, L. Davis, K. Kieb. 3rd ROW: P. Scharoun. L. Sted- man, M. Haas, K. Mann, A. Vero, M. Anklin. 4th ROW: I. Watkins, L. Taylor, A. Forney, J. Matzell 5lh ROW: S Brown L Grinnals, M. Wright, D. Reardon, S. McKay, V. Ralston! 6th ROW: C. Dombrowski, N. Wright, S. Lowe. 120 Jentones and Jentries Sing for Community Enjoyment ACCOMPANIST: Debbie Balitz SOPRANO: Debbie Bates, Arlyn Forney, Margaret Moon, Colleen O’Toole, Lynn Roach, Mary Schwarz. ALTO: Debbie Balitz, Dawn Bet- singer, Betsy Frey, Roberta Iel- field, Pam Krutulis. TENOR: Dave Fischer, Paul Heimerman, Jim Longdon, Steve Roach. BASS: Kent Bradshaw, Jim Diehl, Mike Fischer, Jim Forney, Mark Johnson, Tim Samsel, John Streeter. 121 BAND: 1st ROW: S. Lowe, C. Nelson, N. Lenzen, L. Shaw, C. O'Toole, P. Allen, B. Brownson, P. Hatch. 2nd ROW: D. Doughty, K. Hale, A. Reutter, T. Spirek, S. Stiles, Y. Snow, B. Barlow, T. Noel, M. Schwarz, F. Schwarz, S. Kasdorf. 3rd ROW: R. Ielfield, M. Kelner, S. Allen, J. Rain- eri, D. Reynolds, H. Hale, J. Schermerhorn, S. Melchiskey, D. Clark, B. Einstein, L. Goux, W. Stedman, B. MacDonald. 4th ROW: Mr. Smolnycki, J. Mosher, B. Elliot, D. Gross, D. Fischer, B. Kirsch, J. Roach, M. Fischer, J. Forney, S. Roach, J. Streeter, K. Bradshaw, B. Evans. SR. HIGH ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: J. Roach, K. Bradshaw. 2nd ROW: Mr. Klemperer, P. Hatch, L. Jacobs, M. Spoor, A. Mudgett, J. Hirt. 3rd ROW: M. Vreeland, L. Roach, R. Proctor, B. Burber. 4th ROW: P. Miller, D. Gross, L. Crouch, S. Sgroi, S. Stiles, L. Davis, P. Allen, M. Vreeland. 5th ROW: P. Tay- lor, D. Deforest, D. Reynolds, T. Spinek, J. Forney, S. Allen, C. O’Toole, M. Fischer, B. Evans. 6th ROW: D. Balitz, K. Carr, D. Doughety, M. Kelner, S. Kasdorf, N. Lenzen, F. Schwarz, J. Schermerhorn. 122 Entertainment is their concern STAGE BAND: 1st ROW: J. Raneri, P. Norlyn, N. Len- zen, C. Nelson, Arlyn For- ney. 2nd ROW: J. Roach, J. Forney, S. Roach, S. Streeter, K. Bradshaw. 3rd ROW: R. Granish, H. Hale, D. Cummings, B. Ein- stein, S. Melchesky. 4th ROW: M. Fischer, B. Evans, B. Kirsh, J. Mosher. DRAMA CLUB: 1st ROW: L. Jones, C. Kirsch, J. Longden. 2nd ROW: R. Iel- field, M. Fischer, D. Gross, S. Roach, T. Holt, P. Jakubowski, F. Schwarz, P. Krutulis, M. Schwartz, D. Fischer, K. Bradshaw. 123 Marching Band Executes Unique Routines 1st ROW: K. Bradshaw, J. Mosher, J. Streeter, J. Roach, J. Forney, S. Mel- chiskey, H. Hale. 2nd ROW: M. Fischer, Y. Snow, A. Reuter, B. Barlow, F. Schwarz, S. Allen, P. Borland. 3rd ROW: S. Lowe, C. Ferguson, P. Allen, B. Just, S. Streeter. 4th ROW: D. Daugherty, D. Reynolds, T. Spinet, S. Stiles, S. Roach, R. Goux. 5th ROW: J. Schermer- horn, S. Kasdorf, R. Ielfield, C. Nelson, N. Lenzen, M. Schwarz, D. Fischer. 6th ROW: Mr. Smolnycki, D. Gross, B. Elliot, B. Evens, G. Moyer. Color Guard Leads the Way 1st ROW: K. Grems, D. McAllister, E. Mote, B. Brownson. 2nd ROW: D. Stowell, B. Turk, L. Crouch, D. Harter, K. Kieb. 3rd ROW: D. Cadaret, K. Stowell, P. Hatch, L. Fields, T. Sebren, V. Hartman, M. Greene. DIRECTOR: Mr. Smolnycki 124 1st ROW: C. Coughlan, B. Magnuson, C. Hall, S. Murad, R. DIGuessippe, S. Melchiskey. 2nd ROW: K. Namitz, J. Hirt, M. Moon, S. Verdow, L. Hayward. 3rd ROW: M. Chandler, L. Rao, M. Wright, L. Grinnals, D. Bettsinger, D. Gross, S. Shutt, K. Schenk, S. Duri- seck, S. Daggett. 4th ROW: T. Penner, C. Ferguson, D. Brown, K. Bradshaw, T. Holt, R. Granish, Mrs. Falise. The AFS (American Field Service) Senior High Club sponsors a student from another country to attend school in Chittenango for a year. This year our AFS student is Raphael DiGuesseppe from Argentina. He is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Melchiskey. AFS also awards scholarships for Americans Abroad, or students from our school to live abroad. Susan Moon was our recent Ameri- cans Abroad student traveling to Australia for the summer of 1974. A play day in the fall and a Friendship Band Drive, provided money for the group’s work. The advisors for the Senior High Club are Mrs. Beth Falise and Mr. Robert Gagne. Junior High AFS Club advisors are Mrs. Janet Forney and Mr. Stuart Byrnes. The Americans Abroad Chairman is Mr. Harold Sorenson. In addition to AFS students, CCS has been fortunate to host other foreign students this year. Luiz Jordao is this year’s Rotary Interna- tional student. Simone Murad (pictured left) is a guest of the Wil- liam Grimmer family while attending C.C.S. this year. 25 VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: H. Hale, J. Burchell, P. Murray, S. Durfee, T. Honors, S. Melchis- key. SECOND ROW: B. Magnuson, R. Wright, S. Schantz, E. McDonald, T. Seamans, J. Fogus. THIRD ROW: D. Clark, J. House, G. Welton, B. Heydet, M. Mann, B. Hall. FOURTH ROW: W. Stedman, J. Van Antwerp, B. McCann, J. Hayward, T. Perrone, G. Beirne. MISSING: D. DeForge, R. Collins, M. Clark, M. Saunders, D. Shaffer, M. Shaffer, B. Stone, K. McGowan, K. Barlow, G. Smith, C. Streeter, R. Wassel, S. Devendorf, T. Market. SPORTS CLUBS stir up enthusiasm. GAA: FIRST ROW: K. Bullock, S. Kasdorf, B. Einstein, K. Hatch, J. Stephanoff, C. Nelson. SECOND ROW: S. Dines, M. Durfee, S. Beacott. THIRD ROW: K. Mann, M. Haas, E. Armstrong, K. Wixon, J. Jones, D. Brown, J. Vero, R. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: A. Vero, M. Anklin, J. Raineri, C. Johnson, J. Zimmer, C. Keene, D. Stedman, A. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: P. Proulx, K. Tulowiecki, ML. Mitchell, L. Moses, L. May- ers, K. Milligan, H. Longden, K. Stevens. 26 Ski Club Ski Club Hits the Slopes of Toggenburg 127 1st ROW: Miss Lebiedzinski, J. Gallant, S. Vincelette, S. DeVaul, M. Mann, T. Robinson, Mr. Daye. 2nd ROW: L. Merriam, A. McNeely, S. Roach, D. Paone, B. Mortimer. Our Environment Concerns the Conservation Club c.c.c. Right D. Richardson C. Kirsch Library Club Below Melissa Steding Nancy Michnowitz Lucille Compoli Maria Joyal Gary Bierne John Coughlan Library Club Developes New Skills 128 Future Homemakers Improve Domestic Skills 1st ROW: M. Colling, C. Olmsted, S. Ferguson, S. Barber, J. Schmidtka, A. Wilson, B. Barber. 2nd ROW: L. Kelner, S. OShaughnessy, L. Rao, J. Filmer, M. Menninger, M. Frey. Office Environment Excites Future Secretaries 1st ROW: S. Phelps, C. Gladle. 2nd ROW: T. Robinson, K. Wixson, Mrs. Hirt, C. Keene, T. Leamen, M. Brownell, A. Malvaso, C. Towndrow. C.C.S. Language Clubs Prove That Bi-Lingual Is Beautiful FIRST ROW: J. Gifford, J. Luckette, S. Dines, D. Paone, L. Merriam, B. Marshall. SECOND ROW: R. Nesbitt, S. Young, T. Spinek, F. Schwarz, B. Barnes, B. Caggiano, B. Turk, D. Hall, C. Denney, W. Tapper, C. Langworthy, K. Lamphear. Spanish Club French Club FIRST ROW: E. Mudgett, L. Taylor, K. Hatch, Judy Stephanoff, K. Fietz, P. Barber, K. Kirsch. SECOND ROW: K. Loucks, M. Anklin. THIRD ROW: M. Lynch, L. Rao, D. Mortimer, P. Taylor, C. Nelson, S. Williams. FOURTH ROW: A. White S. Shutt, B. Barnes, C. Ferguson, P. Brown, M. McNowitz, J. Matzel, J. Jones, S. Yates, S. Wafer. 130 1st ROW: M. Frey, V. Ralston, D. Traub, S. Burleigh, Mrs. Waring. 2nd ROW: S. Demario, T. Holt, C. Holt, L. Jones, L. Kelner, T. Penner. Classical Studies Enlighten the Latin Club 131 Radio Club Sends Waves Over C.C.S. FIRST ROW: L. Jones, D. Fischer, G. Beime, J. Button. SECOND ROW: K. Verne, M. Clark, T. Honors, J. Diehl. THIRD ROW: J. Longden, J. Northing. 132 Together Let’s Care COUNSELORS: Beth Groff Grey Stevens 133 Nostalgia: Sock Hops Generates Enthusiasm 134 135 Honor Society Sets Academic Standards SENIORS K. Bullock, J. Burchell, M. Fischer, H. Hale, P. Murray, J. Noel, J. Perkins, T. Seamans, D. Stedman, R. Wright, G. Barbagallo, B. Barnes, J. Case, M. Clark, S. Durfee, B. Einstein, T. Jackson, E. Joyce, S. Kasdorf, L. King, ML. Mitchell, C. Nelson, F. Schwarz, K. Stevens, J. Northing, L. Thompson. JUNIORS B. Barnes, T. Breed, D. Brown, K. Coughlan, D. Cum- mings, P. Delaney, J. Flanagan, J. Forney, D. Gross, T. Holt, C. Johnson, L. Kelner, N. Lenzen, H. Longden, D. Mac Adam, S. McFarland, S. Melchiskey, M. Schwarz, N. Stauffer, J. Vero, A. Vitagliano, R. Wilson. HONOR SOCIETY Honors President, H. Hale; Vice President, J. Burchell; Secre- tary, C. Nelson; Treasurer, D. Stedman; Advisor, Mrs. Pasto. PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Mr. Talbot with J. McCann, B. Frey, J. House, D. Hirt, J. Mesmer, S. Kasdorf, D. Buttino, J. Fogus. 136 Intellect Is Rewarded Every year Chittenango High School participates in ’’It’s Academic, a quiz program on Channel 9. Com- petition is between area schools. In the past years we have had only seniors on the panel, but this year two juniors, Del Cummings and Dave Gross, participated. The team was headed by senior Mike Fischer. Alter- nates were Peter Murray, Tom Holt, and Dave Mac- Adam. Chittenango competed against Manlius Pebble Hill and Southern Cayuga, only to lose by forty points to Manlius. 37 TtAIUHINO C.U.S. BEAR PACTS CENTERFOLD SECTION MADISON COUNTY TIMES ESTABLISHED 1869 NO. 38 MADISON COUNTY, CHITTENANGO. N.Y.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1974 s� „p| Conies - IC Bear Facts Extends Coverage ADVISOR: Mrs. Ellstrom. EDITORS: Mike Fischer and Jenny Perkins. CO-EDITORS: Dave MacAdam and Dave Gross ARTIST: Kelly Biazzo. COR. SECRETARY: Kim Lanphear. PHOTOGRAPHER: Steve Streeter. TYPISTS: Anita Hall, Angela Malvaso, Cindy LaForte. STAFF: D. Fischer, K. Lanphear, T. Holt, K. Cough- lin, L. Crouch, R. Regan, B. McCann, B. Frey, S. Melchiskey, L. Meriam, J. Burchell, G. Beirne, S. Ferguson, J. Haas, M. Saunders, R. Ielfied, K. Biazzo, L. Kelner, K. Spaulding, S. Streeter, L. Thompson, N. Wehner, and W. Taylor. 138 SPORTS STAFF: 1st ROW: J. Burchell. 2nd ROW: B. McCann, M. Saunders, S. Melchiskey, L. Thompson, L. Merriam. 139 LUIZ JORDAO Luiz was the first Rotary International student at our school. Although he spoke only Portug- ese when he arrived, Luiz quickly adopted a Yankee-Brazilian accent and communi- cated easily with everyone at Chittenango. Living with various families in the community, his enthusiasm for C.C.S. was plain when he became the only non-American citizen on the Varsity Volleyball team. In addition, Luiz will be remembered for showing students the Brazilian version of the samba. f 40 Jr. High Segment Remains 8-1 PIRST ROW: K. Beirne, M. Boccaccio, D. Bassett, M. Bickford. SECOND ROW: C. Brayton, D. Burke, L. Blanding, T. Barber, B. Barber. THIRD ROW: D. Bowers, D. Barr, R. Allen, D. Blanding. FOURTH ROW: S. Brown, L. Barrett, S. Buckley, N. Baucus, J. Boswell, D. Blanding. FIFTH ROW: C. Barlow, D. Brownson, G. Belair, C. Barber, K. Baigiarelli. 8-3 FIRST ROW: D. Engel, M. Dwyer, K. Donnelly. SECOND ROW: K. Deyo, L. Field, P. Flanco, D. DiChristina, P. Devendorf, A. Denka. THIRD ROW: S. Eckerlin, L. Demario, K. Dodrill, B. Ellis, B. Elliot, J. Edgar, S. Denny, G. Dombroski. FOURTH ROW: D. Dunbar, J. Entwhistle, T. Entwhistle, J. DeOrdio, S. Dulasky, J. Durfee, M. Delaney, C. Diehl, D. Defrees, M. Deyo. 8-5 FIRST ROW: T. Matina, J. Kopper, R. McCarty, G. Mathew, R. Killian, W. Mar- tin, S. MacCombie. SECOND ROW: C. Mann, B. Just, M. Lesczynski, B. Kilough, J. Luce, J. MacCarty, K. Kovaleski, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: L. Jesmore, S. Mac- Kay, M. Kelner, G. Lanphear, K. Kinney, K. Kupfer, J. Jones, D. Stedman. 142 8-8 FIRST ROW: B. Thayer, R. Templar, F. Tor- res, D. Traub, N. Spoor. SECOND ROW: C. VanOrnum, A. Swieczkowski, C. Taylor, C. Shepard. THIRD ROW: P. Teters, S. Taylor, M. Thompson, B. Thelen. FOURTH ROW: L. Stevens, S. Slingerland, P. Stucker, C. Sperry. FIFTH ROW: C. Stevens, T. Town- down, M. Steding. SIXTH ROW: J. Stone, B. Strickler, S. Stuart, Mr. Berlin. 8-7 FIRST ROW: D. Proctor, C. Phillips, S. Reeves, K. Scott, P. Scharoun, J. Samsel, D. Roach, J. Schreiner, M. Richardson, P. Relyea. SECOND ROW: P. Randall, D. Reardon, P. Schneider, R. Seeber, K. Sandford, L. Scott, S. Sgroi, D. Renfer, S. Schwitter, G. Race. THIRD ROW: T. Shanahan, C. Raineri, R. Severance, M. Sattler, Miss Lebiedzinski. FIRST ROW: M. Holliday, H. Gallant, J. Hin, C. Hacker, T. Gaut, D. Hall, D. Howard. SECOND ROW: J. Harries, D. Haas, R. Haas, C. Hunt, R. Hayes, T. Halsey, T. Gallagher. THIRD ROW: R. Fuller, D. Green, S. Hildeth, L. Hewitt, L. Haries, B. Hall, J. Flynn. FOURTH ROW: D. Mac Adam, D. Gleasman, P. Schultz, J. Jones, L. Grinnals, M. Goins, R. Hartman, M. Halsey. M3 1st ROW: D. Chase, S. Cummings. 2nd ROW: J. Bushnell, D. Colling, J. Coughlan, S. Burke, G. Cash, K. Carr, M. Connell, D. Burke, M. Cassell, J. Cooper, J. Deforest, J. Cana van. 3rd ROW: J. Compoli, G. Button, T. Callahan, T. Burdick, C. Deforge, E. Daily, E. Cook, M. Chandler, L. Coon, J. Crabtree, A. Bush, D. Cadaret, E. Case, B. Cooper. 8-2 FIRST ROW: J. North, G. Perkins. T. Penner, C. Orendorf, K. Nam- itz. SECOND ROW: R. Perry, K. Phelps, M. Phelps, E. Ostrowski, K. O’Toole, S. Palmer, F. Montague, P. Ostrander, M. North- ing, D. North. LAST ROW: J. Nickel, M. Nagel, D. Nash, R. Muncil, T. Morgan, J. Oot, K. Miner, D. Merritt, G. Murdock, B. Nesbitt. 8-6 1st ROW: D. Vann, S. Walters, R. Turk, M. Tucciarone, C. Vitagliano, C. Wisner. 2nd ROW: B. Woodruff, G. Watkins, J. Veitch, S. Underwood, J. Wall, T. Wright, M. Yates, R. Young, L. Liveko. 3rd ROW: D. Wilson, T. Wagner, M. Wright, C. Wozny, N. Wright, J. Whitley. 4th ROW: M. Worthley, S. Wadsworth, L. Watkins, D. Whipple. K. Wil- cox, S. Visser. FIRST ROW: S. Hildreth, V.-Pres.; J. McCarthy, Pres. SEC- OND ROW: P. Levendorf, Sec.; C. Barber, Treas. 44 ROW 1: C. Deyo, M. Constance, K. Dines, D. Cole. ROW 2: B. Cottet, L. Crouch, K. Dines, J. Delaney, W. Cross, F. DeRoose. ROW 3: C. Clemons, J. Daggett, T. Denney, G. Colling, P. Compoli. ROW 4: L. DePolito, R. DeOrdio, J. Delaney, D. Daughtey, C. Couglin, J. Craw- ford. FIRST ROW: D. Warner, J. Streeter, P. Wilmer, S. Wixon, J. Wassel, R. Temp- lar. ROW 2: A. White, J. Watson, A. Vero, M. Vreeland, R. Vitagliano, M. Tulowiecki, R. Wall. ROW 3: S. Young, L. Taylor, T. Thompson, J. VanDeusen, S. Wafer, N. Visser, O. Wilcox, B. Welton. N .,' ROW 1: L. Bortle, D. Burleigh, S. Boston, T. Caswell, A. Bland - ing, K. Butler. ROW 2: J. Biondolillo, G. Chandler, A. Caruso, D. Butler, P. Borland, S. Bray ton, L. Bishop. ROW 3: B. Button, W. Charette, F. Buda, P. Brown, C. Brownell, P. Buckley, T. Bettis, T. Blanding. ROW 1: A. Basett, S. Barber, D. Aylesworth, D. Aylesworth, D. Arnold. ROW 2: P. Barber, M. Anklin, R. Abel, P. Allen. C. Bell. ROW 3: R. Belair, J. Allen, S. Barnes, R. Becotte. 145 9-4 9-6 FIRST ROW: P. Keville, L. Holli- day, C. Knassic, J. Hildenbrand, I. Langdon, M. Leduc. SECOND ROW: S. Hopkins, K. Kieb, J. Kirsch, J. Kesler, C. Holt, D. Holden. THIRD ROW: K. Lanphear, W. Lewis, S. Hulsizer, M. Hutch- ins. FOURTH ROW: D. Hirt, M. Jemola, D. Hotaling, D. Kelnei, B. Lavier, J. Hildreth, J. Kinney. 9-10 FIRST ROW: D. Doan, R. Doss, A. Forney, C. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: T. Gaut, D. Ewald, R. Fehrman, J. Gifford, N. Fiello, W. Everett, M. Gero. THIRD ROW: R. Goux, M. Gillette. E. .Frank, C. Gault, K. Dudley, K. Fietz, K. Flanco, P. Gifford, D. Fletcher, D. Gerber. FIRST ROW: D. Stowel, B. Stone, G. Shephard, T. Sgar- lata, T. Stepro. SECOND ROW: L. Stedman, S. Stiles, B. Streeter, M. Smith, V. Smith. THIRD ROW: T. Spinek, J. Secord, S. Sherlock, J. Stager, D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Snow, D. Stevens, S. Sinnett, B. Sherman, F. Scheuer. FIRST ROW: C. McCabe, K. Mann, L. Merriam, D. McAlister, K. Loucks, J. Mey- ers. SECOND ROW: J. Lindsay, V. Maloney, J. Matzell, D. Merritt, J. Merrill, S. Martin, D. Manning, T. Longden. THIRD ROW: S. Lowe, E. Mar- hert, A. McFarland, E. Martin, J. Luchette, L. Menninger, D. MacCombie, W. McCarthy, J. McDonald. 9-7 146 ROW 1: L. Reynolds, V. Ralston, C. Rassmussen, P. Proulx, H. Pratt. ROW 2: L. Rao, M. Roberts, S. Russell, A. Rebello, M. Roach, S. Patane. ROW 3: D. Richardson, M. Rassmussen. 9-9 ROW 1: J. Millin, B. Russell, D. Oot, C. Olmstead, L. MacDonald, K. Perks, T. Mitchell. ROW 2: F. Osborne, E. Mudget, S. Patane, A. Peterson, G. Sattler, J. Moon, R. Miller, T. Nash. 9-8 FIRST ROW: M. Greene, J. Hall, E. Hall. SECOND ROW: R. Hall, M. Havens, S. Grav- erson, V. Hartman. THIRD ROW: S. Hall, C. Harvey, M. Harrington, R. Graham, L. Grosso. FOURTH ROW: D. Harter, F. Hess, P. Hatch, T. Harris, K. Gustina. FIRST ROW: D. Hirt, Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: A. Forney, Vice President; P. Barber, Treasurer; J. Busa, Secretary. 147 10-10 1st ROW: D. Turon, S. Vincel- ette, B. J. Turner, M. Vree- land, K. Underwood, D. Wil- liams. 2nd ROW: D. Warner, D. Wood, P. Wadsworth, J. Van- Antwerp, S. White, J. Willis, B. Tyler, J. Wadsworth. 3rd ROW: B. Vanderwerken, L. Wilson, T. Whitlock, K. Warnes, C. Wells, T. Teska, G. VanOrnam, J. Waggoner. 1st ROW: S. Ostrowski, C. Ostrander, R. Proctor, S. O’Shaughnessy. 2nd ROW: L. Potter, K. Blanding, C. O’Toole, D. Panebianco, A. Reutter, M. Petersen. 3rd ROW: S. Perks, H. Oot, W. Rosmussen, D. Pfohl, J. Regan. 4th ROW: B. Ostrander, A. Phelps, A. Peterson, T. Regan, J. Renfer. 10-7 148 1st ROW: C. Sternberg, C. Taylor. 2nd ROW: M. Spoor, D. Stone, G. Sternberg, P. Sobotka, J. Strickler, R. Terence. 3rd ROW: T. Thompson, M. Sprague, G. Stedman. 10-9 1st ROW: E. Heinz, J. Granata, C. Hall, C. Griffths, L. Havens, L. Harp, P. Harris. 2nd ROW: D. Henderson, P. Heimermann, B. Holliday, J. Flynn, K. Hatch, D. Goo- droe, K. Hale, M. Frey, E. Houghtaling, D. Fox. G. Marcellus, Treasurer, J. McCann, President, S. Busa, Secretary, D. Johnson, Vice President. 1st ROW: M. Durfee, A. Dombroski, K. Ellis, J. Filmer, D. Eckerlin, E. Durfee, S. Eddy, E. Fiensberg. 2nd ROW: I. Crabtree, S. DeVaul, P. Davis, G. Damon, E. Deyo, D. DeForest, K. DeMario, S. DeMario, J. Diehl, D. Dykeman. 3rd ROW: M. Faver, D. Dines, R. Evans, T. DiChristina, T. Everhart, E. Donnelly, D. Fischer. 1st ROW: D. D., C. Seeber, T. Rudd, S. Roach, P. S., J. Seeber, L. Roach, D. Sgar- lata, M. Rossi, K. Schenk. 2nd ROW: Y. Snow, T. Sebren, P. Sauer, E. Shearer, A. Sgroi, R. Sabin, B. Root, V. Smith, L. Sardella, H. Russell, J. Wilcox, K. Bolt- wood, J. Scheuer. 149 FIRST ROW: P. Cooper, J. Brownell, B. Cor- dell, S. Busa. SECOND ROW: M. Boswell, D. Brayion, J. Briuing, D. Brownell. D. Cadaret, C. Coleman. THIRD ROW: G. Boeding, R. Cotton, J. Button, G. Burchell, J. Carr, K. Boltwood, J. Button, C. Chang, D. Bullard. 10-2 FIRST ROW: A. McNeely, D. Menninger, V. Martin, D. McCloskey, L. McDonald, T. McCombie, F. Matzell, A. Longden, P. Heimmerman, K. Mey- ers. SECOND ROW: C. Michnowicz, A. Mudget, D. Mace, G. Mote, T. Morgan, J. Martin, D. Nelson, B. Nichol, J. Mor- timer, J. McCann, G. Marcellus, B. McClean. 10-6 FIRST ROW: E. Barlow, D. Billington, V. Able. L. Barrett. SECOND ROW: S. Becotte, D. Biagiarelli, D. Anthony, L. Alley. THIRD ROW: B. Bioss, V. Allen, D. Beley, D. Barrett, K. Blanding, D. Bates. FOURTH ROW: R. Bender, J. Bai- ley, D. MacAdam, N. Andrus, D. Davis. 10-1 150 ROW 1: D. Johnson, P. Keville, D. Kupfer, R. Lambert, J. Johnson, D. Lasher, M. Joyal. 2nd ROW: L. Jones, J. Johnson, J. Lawson, B. Jones, M. Killian. 3rd ROW: L. Lillie, S. Kuc- zyski, P. Joslin, J. Johnson, D. Pane- bianco, K. Lesczynski, R. Johnson, R. Kennedy, M. Johnson, S. Knasick. 151 Juniors get involved. 11-1 FIRST ROW: L. Allen, D. Bettsinger, K. Biazzo, E. Armstrong, T. Boston. SEC- OND ROW: S. Boswell, K, Barlow, T. Barrett, C. Bou- gor, B. Barnes. 11-5 FIRST ROW: D. B. , C. J., L. M. SECOND ROW: E. D., N. V., J. J., C. LaForte, K. Lamphear, J. Keville. THIRD ROW: K. Koe- gel, K. Kite, D. D., J. Manning, C. Lang- worthy, J. Longden. FOURTH ROW: B. McDonald, T. Makas, M. Lynch, R. L., K. W., C. K., B. Kieb, G. Kinney, T. Markert, D. S., N. Lenzen. 11-9 152 11-7 1st ROW: J. Pauli, J. Ross, M. Swartz, P. Raneri, D. Reynolds, S. Roach, S. Phelps, N. Schmidtka, C. Rolfe. 2nd ROW: P. Schultz, J. Jones, J., B. McCann, A. Rebollo, D. Mac Adam, D. Anthony, T. Samsel, C. Raymond, K. Rossignol, J. Proctor, B. Ratnour, T. Perrone, K. Rossig- nol, G. Shepard, D. Smith. 11-4 1st ROW: K. Jarvis, L. Hayward, J. Jones, T. B., L. Jacobs. 2nd ROW: C. Keene, D. D., G. Hunt. 3rd ROW: R. Lent, D. M. 4th ROW: D. Gross, R. Granish, K. Greene. 5th ROW: M. Hulsizer, D. Haines, K. Jolly. 6th ROW: L. Kelner, K. Greene, C. Har- vey. 7th ROW: D. Gustina, P. Jaku- bowski, G. Greene. 1st ROW: P. Yates. 2nd ROW: S. Williams, S. Yates, N. Vitagliano, T. C., S. Stimpson, K. Wixon, W. Tapper, B. Turk, K. Stowell. 3rd ROW: J. Wilson, R. Wilson, J. Zim- mer, C. Townsend, P. Taylor, J. Vero, S. VerDow. 4th ROW: L. Weaver, J. H., H. H., J. VanDuesen, R. Wassal, L. Wixson, J. Whitely, J. White. 153 11-8 FIRST ROW: P. Shulta, J. Jones, N. Vitag- liano, D. Sforza, D. Solberg, G. She- pard, B. Smith, S. Shutt, R. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: T. Seamans, J. Hayward, K. Spaulding, P. Stevens, B. McCann, J. Stephanoff, R. Shepard, N. Stauffer. THIRD ROW: J. Shananan, D. MacAdam, T. Clakely, S. Stimson, B. Sternberg, P. Stevens, R. Scott, B. Schwitter. FIRST ROW: S. DeVaul, R. Gleasman, D. Entwhistle. SEC- OND ROW: S. Devendorf, B. Elliott, B. Engel, M. Field, T. Eckmair. THIRD ROW: D. Davis, J. Flanagan, C. Denny, B. Frey, S. Empringham, S. Dines, J. Edgar. FOURTH ROW: S. Durisek, D. Devendorf, B. Einstein, S. Fergueson, J. Gal- lant. FIRST ROW: S. Melchiskey, R. McCann, J. Mesmer, M. Menninger. SECOND ROW: D. Morrisey, P. Miller, C. Nes- bitt, K. McCarty, L. Mayers. THIRD ROW: B. O’Conner, J. Ott, R. North, L. McFarland. I FIRST ROW: K. Cornish, B. Caggiano, D. Buttino. SECOND ROW: T. Clakely, J. Cromp, D. Costanzo, R. Corp, S. Constanzo, T. Brudz. THIRD ROW: S. Stimson, B. Brown, R. Cashman, T. Brownell, C. Chandler, D. Brown, K. Coughlan. 154 Mr. Arnold Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ralston Bum, Weasel, Rob Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Roben F. Sgroi Mrs. Holdridge Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Coach and Mrs. Di. Jim Callaghan J. E. R. C. Jane Noel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tucciarone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roach Mr. and Mrs. Holt The Lent Family Mr. and Mrs. Cole Rat and Stimps Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Morris McCarthy’s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwarz Mr. Waite Perry Family The Unknown Soldier Frieda Hall Laurie Rao Mr. and Mrs. David Long Mr. and Ms. Allen J. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Robert VerDow Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hotaling Steve and Colleen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Frey Felix's Barbers Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Seamans Bing's Drive-in Mr. and Mrs. Woody Everett Alley’s Drive-in Woody Everett Matt and Ellen Leanne Everett Ed and El Schatze and Fleta Everett Greg Duell and Kathy Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Burchell Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Kelner Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pasto Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Ellstrom Mr. and Mrs. Mario Busa Miss Hodel Mr. and Mrs. James Hettler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Basset Miss Sally Jones Mr. Shea Mr. and Mrs. James Anklin Miss Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Traub Lauri and Stimps Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ferguson and Family Don and Lauri Beep 'n' Bop Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gates Howard and Terri Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright Christine Kirsch Kevin and Kandy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clemons Chris and Stacey Mrs. Reba Shopmyer Mr. and Mrs. Pineapple Burch Jim and Deb Miss Collura Mort, Toad, Wop, Wix Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Bligh Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Langdon Irene F. Sternburg Mr. and Mrs. Dymond Sheila and Earl 156 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 from Gary, Dale, and Satan Compliments of ALLEY'S CHITTENANGO SERVICE STATION LUMBER COMPANY Bridgeport, N. Y. Congratulations Class of 1975 from Jere and Sharon Crouse You've started with a good foundation. Now we will watch you build your house of success. Chitfenango Bus Drivers' Assoc. 13 3 fO 0 CO t ru cr c CO No Chittenango, the Rest of the World Does NOT Speak English. Vive la France. Latina lingua aeterna. Espana nos encanta. Open a Door to the World. 3 uj 5 vo c 0 The above messages have been presented to you by your Language Clubs. 159 Good Luck to the Class of 75 from SHALOM Congratulations to the Class of 75 AUSTIN TEXACO SERVICE DR. McCANN'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Mayor and Mrs. W. Edison Mann 402 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. 13037 Phone (315) 687-9972 Homeroom 83 Find our names ZLRLMPTSU HOMEROOMP XRCINDYKO YRAGDGFEE DATHREEVI KIMTKSVIB BNOSJEANB EERSANDYE CMTLMXQMD NADKELNAY YYUBSOEDE LROKRAMEL OAPAMXABL RMHFFEIBE ASITQOCIH COIBRUCES May everyone in the Class of 1975 Have much success in the Future. Dr. Mor+on Maloff Congratulations to the Class of 75 SENECA TAVERN 431 Genesee Street 160 BLAKESLEE'S GUN SHOP BUSHNELL NURSERY Rt. 31 Lakeport, N. Y. Expresses Their Congratulations to the Class of 1975 on Their Many Accomplishments Hirth, Kohler and Jlo Engine Service Congratulations to the Class of '75 HOTEL CHITTENANGO BUD HOUSEMAN Arctic Cat Snowmobiles W. S. METCALF, INC. FLOYD NEWTON SON, INC. Lakeport, Hwy. 31 Chittenango, New York 13037 Congratulates the Class of 1975 on Their Success. Wishes the Best of Luck to the 1975 Graduating Class Phone 633-5724 161 Satisfaction Guaranteed Quality Workmanship Models on Display in Our Showroom EAST BRIDGEPORT LUMBER CO. Rte. 31, Bridgeport, N. Y. Kitchens - Floors - Baths - Windows App. - or Complete Remodeling Financing Arranged if Necessary Do it now - with Ph. 633-9611 D.M.H. 633-9152 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from Blanding BLANDING CONSTRUCTION INC. Bridgeport, New York ROGUES' Oldest Service Station ROOST BRIDGEPORT Golf and Country Club SHELL STATION Rt. 31 East Bridgeport, N. Y. Open to Public Year Round Winter and Summer Activities 633-2057 Corner of Route 298 and Route 31 Snowplowing 633-2663 Congratulations Seniors VAL-PARK LIQUORS HUMMEL'S LIQUOR STORE In the Shopping Center at Routes 31 and 298 Howard and Audrey Store Hours Hoxsie Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 - 8:30 Phone 633-9331 Fri. - Sat. 8:30 - 10:00 Lakeport, U.S.A. When We Give You Kids the Ball, Run With It!! 162 Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of '75 JOSEPH A. ROSS CO. Construction Corp. — General Contractor — 7 Oak Lane Bridgeport, N. Y. Builders of • New Commercial Construction • Shopping Centers • Professional Bldgs. • Alterations and Remodeling • Concrete Work • Industrial Bldgs. • Store and Office Bldgs. • Warehouses • Site Work • Masonry Work Established in 1933 Phone 115-633-9224 163 Good Health and Happiness to Our Future Homeowners Compliments of MADISON PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 7388 CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. L S GROCERIES Open 7 to I I 7 Days a Week and Holidays Congratulations to the Class of '75 The Original HAM THATAM HAM RESTAURANT Pete Stucker - Your Host Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 BRIDGEPORT CRATING CO. FERSTLER BROS. SILVER STAR SUPERMARKET Main Street Bridgeport, N. Y. Putting you first - keeps us first All Things Are Possible to Him That Believes. Best Wishes Seniors Mrs. K Congratulations to the Class of 75 from MILLERS MILLER HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Bridgeport, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 75 PAT'S CHEVROLET CORNER 687-2911 The Corner Where Courtesy Is Free 166 BEEP-N-BOP 167 BOP was the winner of the PALLADIUM Pumpkin Contest 168 169 Congratulations to the Class of '75 BURGHARD'S ESQUIRE SHOPPE Congratulations to the Class of 1975 214 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 13037 Compliments of DR. DONALD J. TAYLOR Optometrist WALDMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Chittenango, New York Dry Goods and School Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 from the CHITTENANGO LAUNDROMAT NORGETOWN Congratulations Seniors 687-9252 303 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 13037 Compliments of the NORTH POLE Ice Cream, Lunches, Coffee 170 May the Class of 1975 Have the Best of Luck in the Future from the STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOB'S JEWELRY STORE ROBERT JACOBS, Prop. Keepsake Engagement Rings, Watches, Jewelry New and Used Guns Fishing Tackle - Ammo. Genesee Street, Chittenango, N. Y. Thank you to my sister, Brenda, for putting me thru high school . . . . . because I was too lazy to do it myself. If there's a better way to do it you'll find it. Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of'75 Compliments of From 227 Grade 87 PHILIP B. IACONIS Attorney Brian 172 Good Luck to the Class of 1975 CHANNING COMPANY, INC. BUTMAN'S FLORIST SHOP AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phones - Box 240 Bus. (315) 471-6145 Rd. � 4 Res. (315) 687-6818 Canastota, N. Y. (315) 697-9065 13032 428 Genesee Street Wishes the Class of 1975 Success Congratulations to the Class of '75 Congratulations to the Class of '75 PERRONE'S DRUG STORE Compliments of DEMONG STICKLES 173 Good Luck from CHESTNUT RIDGE FARMS Potatoes WGrown and Packed by ALFRED J. PANEBIANCO Chittenango, N. Y. 13037 687-6226 Congratulations to Dan and the Centennial Class of '75 from Best Wishes to the Class of '75 from TYLER-TRAUB FUNERAL HOME MR. and MRS. HERMAN NEWTON 174 Congratulations to the Class of '75 Congratulations to the Class of '75 Compliments of HERITAGE POOLS, INC. MAYERS SUPERMARKET In the Heart of Chittenango' Robert A. Boccaccio - President JO-MAR RADIO T.V. SERVICE 687-6627 516 McDonnell Street Chittenango, N. Y. 13037 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Compliments of the Employees of At GRANTS You're Number One! 175 More Boosters David Dunbar Cece, Pineapple, and Linda Miss Thompson Pam and Jake Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Empringham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Harlan and Laurie Mr. Robert Couse Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lawson Mr. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heydet Grayson Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bracy Beth Groff Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stedman Mrs. Constance Ivers Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cox Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Falise James O. Marshall D.V.M. Miss Victoria Catalano Mr. and Mrs. V. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beirne Mrs. Dorothy Latham Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Everspaugh Mr. and Mrs. James Walker S. Glazier Jim and Sherri Kirsten, Erika, and Derek Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Clair L. Stedman Steve and Mary Lou Mr. and Mrs. William Houck Mr. and Mrs. Lavern and Helen Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John Noel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hale Congratulations to the Class of '75 Best Wishes Class of 75 THE PROPER PLACE Route 31 BRUCE G. DEPPOLITI FUNERAL HOME Bridgeport, New York E. J. BUTTONS Chittenango, New York AND SONS Ph.: 687-3063 T(315)687-2171 Excavating Equipment for Rent Bulldozers - Earth Movers - Draglines - Backhoes - Pumps - Compressors 176 Best Wishes from Good Luck in Future Years TOlil’S Compliments of VICTORY 101 Genesee St., Chittenango Your Friendly Supermarket Phone 687-9946 U HEFFERNAN JONES, INC. Insurance 687-2031 Auto - Fire - Homeowners M. WM. (BILL) JONES, President Genesee and Oneida Sts. Chittenango, New York MONACO STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 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. CcMJ 'lAJeddings CUSTOM FRAMING Congratulations to the Class of '75 FAYETTEVILLE SHELL Genesee Street 1. Is it the truth? 2. Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned? Fayetteville, New York Phone 637-9993 5414 We oftheCHITTENANGO ROTARY CLUB wish the best of luck and success to the Class of 1975. Congratulations to Our 100th Graduating Class TYLER-TRAUB FUNERAL HOME Chittenango, New York Best Wishes Class of '75 179 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 SCHWITTER ELECTRIC CO. INC. THE PENNYSAVER Good Luck to the Class of'75 FLOYD BROWNELL CONSTRUCTION Blacktop, Topsoil, Gravel Stone and Bulldozing 633-9448 Best Wishes From DR. AND MRS. GARETH WEST Best Wishes Seniors Congratulations, You Made It. Keep Pushing, Don't Be a Drop Out Now. Compliments of From CASWELL WELDING MABIE BROTHERS Maria A. Busa Representative Bridgeport, NY 633-9424 Massey-Ferguson Cushman Tracksier Sales and Service NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 5 .. rim 1 vacwti 1 PIZZERIA i Kirkville, N. Y. 687-8791 NINO'S PIZZERIA AND ITALIAN RESTAURANT 687-3133 ROUTE NO 5 QHITTENANGO. NEW YORK 13037 CHITTENANGO PLAZA TELEPHONE (3151 687 3916 623 Genesee St. Open Mon. - Thurs. 11:00-11:00 Fri. - Sun. 11:00-12:00 o Bavarian Motor Works HONDA Congratulations to the Class of 1975 From BILL'S CYCLE SHOP SANDY HATCH AGWAY Sales - Service - Parts Route 5 Chittenango, NY 13037 Telephone 687-3244 181 A Special Thanks to MRS. AGNEW for all of her help. We couldn’t have done it without her. From the 1 975 Palladium Staff CONNIE JO STERNBERG As you lie there so peacefully, and we gaze into your most beautiful face, We think of how wonderful you always were, and we know that no one can ever take your place. You had so much to live for, that grew with every passing day; You had so many relatives and friends that loved you in a very special way. You loved us and our Misty, and most of all to be you and to live; You were the devilish one, the affectionate one, the do-er, the go-er, the one who seldom took but would always give. We will always miss you from morning to night and from darkness to light; We know that God must have a place and need for you greater than ours - but at this time - I can not feel the time and place were right. We miss you, our daughter, our sister, our aunt, our granddaughter, our niece, our cousin, my Godchild, our faithful, and to all, - our friend; We will always pray to God for your soul, and to ask why this So Special Life now had to end. 183 Congratulations to the one-hundredth graduating class, 1975 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Compliments of Best of Luck Seniors, Compliments of M iss Hodel's Homeroom Homeroom Ten-four We hope that your future is GEORGE'S SERVICE Happiness is Class of 75 M. Tucciarone J. Wall C. Wisner R. Turk S. Walters B. Woodruff S. Underwood C. Watkins L. Wood oil, tires, towing T. Wagner G. Watkins M. Worthley J. Veitch L. Watkins C. Wozny M. Verne S. Weaver M. Wright S. Visser D. Whipple N. Wright C. Vitagliano J. Whitely T. Wright L. Vivelo D. Wilcox R. Young S. Wadsworth K. Wilcox M. Yates D. Vand D. Wilsey even better than your past! Homeroom I 03 The Crash Street Kidds 184 A