Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

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School is people, a patchwork of needs, interests, and goals. This book will try to capture the peo- ple of CCS in all their varied roles. Each person from the newest eighth grader to Mr. Talbot has left a pan of himself in the annals of Chittenango High School to make this year unique. The following pages will capture the moments these people have given the year to make it special. As one candle can light the darkness, so can one person What are the students a pan of? The United States of America, Continent of North America, Western Hemisphere, the Earth, the Solar System, the Universe, the mind of God. - Thornton Wilder 3 The Palladium Recognizes Self-Sacrifice. As Junior Class advisor, Mr. Couse has gone through many unique experiences and some of these were with the Class of '77. His enthusiasm spirited the class to put on a great prom and his innovative ideas added a very successful concert and a lucrative movie to the accomplishments of the class. His deep involvement will leave a lasting impression in the memories of the Senior Class. 4 Teachers Earn Appreciation The Senior Class is unanimous in its admiration for Mr. Getchonis. As advisor for the senior class, he endures senioritis, magazine sale, candy sale, senior dinner dance, not to mention getting everyone through driver-ed alive, and still maintains his sense of humor. Anyone who has had Mr. Hutko as an Earth Science or Gen- eral Chemistry teacher knows how fully he involves himself in his work and students. His active participation with the Honor Society exemplifies his role of caring. This corner of the yearbook has been put aside in order to thank a terrific teacher. The demands that Mr. Conklin made of the Senior Class when they were rank eighth graders first introduced to biology helped to form some of their better academic habits. His classes are an experience one never forgets. 5 m in m • • m • � v 9 ; ‘ ' • ■fi a mm Individual skills are pooled in the team effort. Greg Burchell asserts his identity. 7 -v' m ' 'J M J . «..2 '•' 7’ -• ■ 5jk? m sn 1 A - ■ vs l rr' r iSVi f l4fH K. ' % lr M • 4 1 , .’ T’n t - ,'' ' ■■ t?r. vj •A'kJr m?• • •; - i—vir■ £ t ■'. a- • � :-f ir . •r 10 Sharon Dulasky and Jonh Samsel, workers on a ninth grade science class project, bring a piece of the moon to C.C.S. To the Class of 1977 - Your high school days are over - the rest of your life is stretched out before you. This is a time for reflection; a time to assess that which is past and a time to make plans for what lies ahead. Your lives, to this point, have been relatively free of responsibilities. Many good times should dwell in your memories. The years ahead are yours alone. Only you can really determine whether those years will be productive and enjoy- able or wasted and tedious. Let each of us take a vow to lead a life which is honest, fruitful, of benefit to others and enjoya- ble to ourselves and our families. Life goes by quickly - don’t waste it. Be able to look back one day and be proud of your accomplishments and in the fact that you did it on your own and not at the expense of others. Good Luck and sincere best wishes. Your friend, Mr. Harold Talbot High School Principal 12 Mr. Warren Jerome, Superintendent Charles Molloy, Assistant Principal Although Mr. Molloy was a new assistant principal, his involvement with the student body was not hindered. He was on a committee of teachers which met with students to deal with senioritis. He believes that the restlessness prevalent among seniors leads to the waste of individual and group tal- ents. Some kind of program enrichment is needed to keep seniors involved. Peter Sweet, Assistant Principal Mr. Sweet is very active in helping this school meet the individual needs of people within the school and the community. Not only does he help with the students problems, but with those of adults as being the director of Adult Education. He enjoys these opportunities to aid each person individually as he believes everybody is different. SCHOOL BOARD - First Row: Mr. Deven- dorf, Mrs. Melchis- key, Mr. Barnes. Second Row: Mr. Stucker, Mr. Winans, Mr. Marcellus, Mr. Stedman, Mr. Schmidt. 13 I Students enjoy the last freedom freedom to flee. The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. ’’The aim of education should be to teach the child to think, not what to think.'' - John Dewey Class Leaders Plan Senior Activi ti es Mr. Getchonis, Advisor CLASS OFFICERS Firsi Row: Alicia Dombroski - Vice Presi- dent. Second Row: Tom DiChristina - Principal Advisory: Kathy Hale - Treasurer: Debbie Barrett - Principal Advisory: Joe Granata - President: Kathy Schenk - Secretary. SENIOR EXECUTIVES First Row: Scarlette Becotte, Maria Joyal, Robin Proctor, Karen DeMario, Alicia L. Dombroski. Second Row: Kathy Hale, Kathy Schenk, Debbie Barrett, Chia-Lin Chang. Lib Wilson, Steve White, Larry Jones, Karen Lesczynski, Brent Bloss. Tom DiChristina, Pete Stevens, Joe Granata, Tom Marken. 16 SENIORS A member of the Palladium staff asked this question of different seniors: What's special about being a senior? Others look up to you, and you don’t have to look up to anybody. - Karen DeMario I used to look up to Seniors as a Fresh- man, but now it’s nothing. - Sheri Vincelette Don't have to come back next year. - Pat Harris Nothing. -Karen Hatch It's my last year of High School and you’re sup- posed to feel like somebody. - Sue Ostrowski Being a little freer - Ileen Feinberg You’re more rewarded, you think you can get away with more. - Anne Reutter Nothing, we’re still treated like eighth graders. - Connie Taylor It's finally over. - Harold Oot Being a senior has made me realize that the best years of my life are my school years, that I’ll never forget. - Cathy Hall A member of the Palladium staff also asked some seniors this question: What do you think about Senioritis?” It's great, after 13 years of school you need a break or two or three . . . - Ron Regan I love it! - Greg Burchell I think that the school isn’t as concerned about the students as much as they are about their state aid - that is why ’’Senioritis” is such a problem! - Liberty Wilson I don’t, I just do it! - Wayne Rasmussen Some people take advantage of it because there are more privileges. Being a senior is something you should look forward to. - Bill Nickal Just whose philosophy is senioritis??! - Chia-Lin Chang I think Senioritis is good to some extent. But I don’t think we should be stereotyped the same way as the past senior classes. - Sabra DeMario A little fun is alright but you can get carried away with it. - Dave Eckerlin I think we have some senioritis, like always but what They (faculty) are blowing it way out of can we do about it, we have it every year, proportion. Vickie Smith - Marge Spoor It’s ridiculous! - Barb Vanderwerken Tooai af kodak sarcrv film tots KOO 19 Seniors Choose Class Favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kathy Hale and Tom Marker! CUTEST SMILE: Gina Silver and Andy Phelps CLASS COUPLE: Sherri Coleman and John Osborne 41 20 MOST ATHLETIC: Dawn Billingion and Mark Rossi 21 MOST STUDIOUS: Yvonne Snow and Doug Nelson TEACHERS PETS: Tom Dichristina and Betty Turner CLASS FLIRTS: Paula Gifford and Greg Burchell 22 MOST ARTISTIC: Dar Panebianco and Clay Orbeson MOST TALKATIVE: Dawn Menninger and Dave Fisher CLASS CLOWNS: Renee Colton and Greg Marcelles 23 BEST DRESSED: Lynn Roach and Tim Rudd Ken St. Andrew and Sherri Vincellette taking advantage of a quiet hallway. DARIA BIAGIARELLI DAWN BILLINGTON Marge Spoor in the library studying? PETER BIONDOLILLO JOESPH BIONDOLILLO 26 KEITH BOLTWOOD 27 It's one against the world when Barb Vanderworken tackles the faculty layouts! DOREEN BRAYTON JANICE BRITTING DAWN BROWNELL JOHN BROWNELL PATRICK BUCKLEY 28 Don Goodroe tells it his way. JAMES P. BUTTON CHIA-LIN CHANG ROY BUTLER JANET CARR STEPHANIE BUSA KATHLEEN CASKINS 29 CHERI COLEMAN Dawn Deforest makes an explanation. CHRISTINE COOPER 30 PATRICK DAVIS SABRA DEMARIO Look at the legs on Dawn DeForest. KAREN DEMARIO TRACEY DENNEY ETHNA DEYO DAVID DEVAUL 31 Scott Roach has fun at the Palladium picnic. JAMES DIEHL THOMAS DICHRISTINA ALICIA DOMBROSKI ERIN DONNELLY i MARK DUDLEY ELIZABETH DURFEE Seniors climb to the top. MARGARET DURFEE V CATHERINE ELLIS ROBERT EVANS 33 Clay Orbcsen runs for Student Council president. DAVID FOX MARY FREY CHERYL GAUT PAUL GIFFORD DAWN GRAHAM DONALD GOODROE Sheri Vincelette and Ken St. Andrew communicate. JOSEPH GRANATA ANN GREENE RICHARD GROVER Yvonne Snow tries it too. KATHLEEN HALE CATHY HALL JACOBINE HAAS PATRICK HARRIS JANET HAVENS KAREN HATCH 36 Lynne Roach has got the swing of it! DUANE HENDERSON EDWARD HIENZ ERNEST HOUGHTALING ROBERTA IELFIELD I STACEY HOPKINS 37 MARK JOHNSON JACQUELYN JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON 38 PAMELA KEVILLE PETER KEVILLE 39 MICHAEL KILIAN LAWRENCE KOEGEL SCOTT KNASICK SUSAN KUCZYNSKI DAWN KUPFER 42 Andy falls for Karen in Public Speaking. 43 Art Longden tries to eat lunch. CAROL MICHNOWICZ Robin Proctor plays the witch. THELMA MORGAN JOHN MORTIMER DAWN MENNINGER ALLYSON MUDGETT 44 WILLIAM NICKAL Mark Johnson, Tom Di, Doug Nelson and Jim Lawson enjoy chemistry class. SUNYA O'SHAUGHNASSY COLLEEN O’TOOLE 45 Trudy Thompson, Noreen Wehner, Crystal Sternberg re-live the good old days. CHRIS ORBESEN BARBARA OLTZ HAROLD OOT BENJAMIN OSTRADER CLAY ORBESEN JOHN OSBORNE 46 Wayne Rasmussen contemplates a silent moment. ■■ CYNTHIA OSTRANDER THOMAS PAULI SUSAN OSTROWSKI STEVEN PERKS DARLENE PANEBIANCO MELODY PETERSEN 47 Dave Tarbay and Denise Cadaret discuss nature. DONALD PFOHL ALAN PETERSON ANDREW PHELPS PAUL PICKARD ROBIN PROCTOR WAYNE RASMUSSEN GERALD REVETTE JERRY REGAN ANNE REUTTER Steve White makes a drop off - of candy bars. SCOTT ROACH JACQUELINE ROBERTS LYNNE ROACH 49 TIM RUDD HAROLD RUSSELL Scarlett Becotte gets a tan at the Palladium picnic. JOHN RUSSELL 50 RICHARD SABIN Dean Anthony and Greg Burchell dress up for public speaking. LORI SARDELLA SUSAN SAUNDERS JOHN SCHEUER PATRICIA SAUER 51 Tom Markert, Joe Grancda, and Tom DiChristina advise Mr. Talbot. KATHY SHENK 52 Seniors recover after lunch. DEANNA SGARLATA Stubby Seeber gets the votes. JILA SHAHSAVAR EDITH SHEARER ROBERT SHERMAN REGINA SILVA Mark Vreeland starts his journey. VICKI SMITH PATRICIA SOBOTKA GILBERT STEDMAN CRYSTAL STERNBERG t •, Chia lakes his bath! YVONNE SNOW 54 KATHLEEN STOTT PETER STEVENS JEFFREY STRICKLER DAVE TARBAY 55 56 Mrs. Agnew keeps Dave Tarbay THOMAS TYSCO BETTY JO TURNER from abandoning the Palladium. 57 Debbie Barrett seems 10 be shy. KENNETH VERNE GEORGE VANORNAM BARBARA VANDERWERKEN SHERI VINCELETTE MARK VREELAND GERALD WADSWORTH 58 I - Chia and Larry in a quid moment in cafeteria study hall. KAREN WARNER NOREEN WEHNER 59 An Longden listens intently at the convention. CHRIS WELLS TIMOTHY WHITLOCK 60 Andy Phelps lays it on the line. JESSE WILCOX I LIBERTY WILSON DOREEN WOOD 61 Want a smoke? Save this damsel! Would the REAL Annie Oakley please stand up9 62 You’re not supposed to sec me. Seniors in Public Speaking Class Enjoy Role Playing. Is she for real9 Now that's a big fiddle. All this coochi-coochi Is giving me a headache. 63 65 A member of the PALLADIUM staff asked this question of some teachers: What do you find worthwhile in teaching here at C.C.S.? The most satisfying aspect I find in teaching is simply working with high school age kids. Kids keep you young, no matter how trying they may be at times. I am particularly sat- isfied when I can instill a love and appreciation for some area of English or Drama in a student or a group of students. - Mr. Ellstrom 1 enjoy working with the students. - Mr. Webber I guess the most rewarding thing about teaching here is . . . seeing the satisfaction of accomplishment in the faces of the fortunate few who take advantage of their talents, the true and deep personal pride that some take in using those talents to the fullest. Unfortunately it’s not too many who really strive to have this sort of feeling happen. - Mr. Callaghan Watching some people mature. - Mr. Prenevost Just being with the students, I have fun with them. - Mr. Erion I find teaching a very gratifying experience. The rewards are probably only under- standable to a teacher. The idea of knowing that you have the opportunity to help young people prepare themselves for the outside world excites me. The accom- plishment of this goal has been made enjoyable for me at C.C.S. due to the fantas- tic faculty-administration and kids I work with. I still tell friends that teach at other schools that C.C.S. kids are the best . . . and I mean it! - Mr. Couse I enjoy working with the students, and knowing that I’m helping in some small way. - Mr. Getchonis Working with the kids, the enjoyment of seeing them mature into adults. - Mr. DiChristina Hearing about the success of the students after they graduate. - Mr. Kinsella The most worthwhile thing is watching students progress. It's a very satisfying and exhilarating experience. - Mrs. Langdon 67 English ’’Think like a wise man but communicate in the lan- guage of the people. - William Butler Yeats f Mr. William McSwaine Mr. Gregory Ellstrom Mrs. Pauline Walker Mr. Robert Couse Mrs. Ellen Agnew 68 Mrs. Eleanor Waring Reading No entertainment is so cheap as reading, nor any pleasure so lasting. - Ladymary Wortley Montagu Mrs. Elna Gordon Mr. Dean Dymond 69 Social Studies ”Our heritage is composed of all the voices that can answer our ques- tions. ' - Andre Malraux Mr. Robert Prenevost Mr. Stuart Byrne 70 Mr. James Roach Mr. Robert Moore Mr. Walter Shea Mr. Bruce Berlin Foreign Language A student opens the door to the world by learning of another culture. Mrs. Janice Langdon Mrs. Grace Albanese Mr. Thomas Daviau 71 Science Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason. Mr. Kenneth Patterson Mr. George Hutko Mr. Fred Kirschenheiter Mr. Robert Weldert Mr. Norman Webber Mr. Stephen Pitoniak 72 Mr. Brian O’Keefe Mr. James Conklin Industrial Arts promotes individual productivity. Mr. Joseph Zecher Mr. William Young Mr. Matthew Webber Student Teacher Mr. Clifton Chandler Mr. Harold Wood Mr. Daniel Kinsella I Mr. Mitchell Erion Mrs. June Hiller Miss Edith Collura Math As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality. ' - Albert Einstein Mr. Stephen Waite Mrs. Beth Falise Mr. James Callaghan Music is well said to be the speech of angels. - Thomas Carlyle Music Mr. Marvin Arnold Mrs. Mary Milner Mr. Daniel Smolnycki 75 Phys-Ed Goes Co-Ed Mr. Frank DiChristina Miss Margret Larsen Mr. Phillip Gordan Miss Carolyn Rhinehart Mr. Richard Russo Mrs. Sue Murray HEALTH Life is not living, but living in health Miss Sally Jones Mrs. Margret Holdridge Mr. Peter Terpening Business Mrs. Diane Hirt Business is like riding a bicycle, either you keep moving or you fall down. John David Wright 77 Mr. Leo Roach Driver Ed aids in educa ting m otorists. Home Ec teaches domestic skills to everyone Miss Victoria Catalano Mr. Charles Getchonis Mrs. Elizabeth Noffsinger Art ’’The artist is the only man who knows what to do with beauty. ” - Jean Rostand Mrs. Constance Ivers Miss Sandra Schram 78 Mrs. Mary Benedict Assistant Mrs. Judith Waite ’’The true university of these days is a collection of books.'' - Thomas Carlyle Guidance directs students toward their futures. 79 Mrs. Cora Parsons Help Comes in Many Forms Clerical Mrs. Norma Anklin, Mrs. Kathy Vaikness, Mrs. Laura Oles, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Dillabough. Mrs. Eleanor Moth, Mrs. Delaney Mrs. Button Cafeteria Grace Allen, Doris Schmidtka, Jennie Nickal, Maxine Lokay, Carol Richardson. Maintenance First Row: Ellie McCarty. Marge Nicholass, Hilda Loop, Jennie Nickal. Second Row: Dennis Hogan. Mitch Pyndus, Dan McMillan. Bill Nickal. 80 Our underclass persons were asked by the Palladium staff: What do you look forward to in your future years here? To graduate - John Joyal Being a senior and pushing others around Julie Maztell Some new changes Just being with my friends and having a good time Just to get out of here - Brian Strickler I can't wait to graduate - Lisa Merriam Only 3 more years - Gretchen Per- kins June of 1979! Just to be a Senior and graduate. Just to have all the fun I can Nothing really Just to get out To do all that I can possibly do before I can’t any- more. Graduation Day! 83 Having more good times with friends. - Colleen Holt JUNIOR OFFICERS - From Row: P. House. Vice-President, B. McCarthey, President. Second Row: D. Mortimer, Treasurer, K. Mann, Secretary. P. Barber. Principal’s Advisory. Enthusiasm Abounds in Junior Class Projects. First Row: J. Wassell, C. Loungeway, K. Morgan, J. Chapman. S. WIxon, S. Young, A. Caruso, P. Proulx. Second Row: Mr. Byrne. P. Brown, J. Van Deusan, T. Spinek, P. House, W. Everett, J. Kirsh, A. McFarland. Third Row: C. Cougghlan, D. Reardon, R. Hall, B. Sherman. D. Ewald, D. Moffat. S. Martin, M. Petrie. First Row: J. Kesler, D. McCombie, D. McCallister, S. Hall, T. Blanding, R. Abell, T. Caswell, J. Hildebrand. P. Bibliono. Second Row: Mr. Byrne, S. Sinnet, L. Crouch, T. Thompson, G. Sadler, D. Harter, K. Hustina, M. Turner, K. Smith. Third Row: J. Moon, J. Crawford, J. Seely. J. Watson, D. Snow, J. Rawson, M. Harrington, D. Stevens. 84 Mr. Prenevost's 4th period class First Row: J. Busa, C. Ferguson, D. Burleigh. Second Row: K. Mann. J. Gifford, B. Wall, T. Gaut. Third Row: J. Lukette, J. Vanderwerken, K. Lanphear, M. Rasmussen, B. McCarthy, J. Williams, M. Hass. Fourth Row: R. Phillips. V. Smith, S. Stiles, D. Oot, E. Mudgett, A. Rcith, P. Hatch, J. Schever. Mr. Prenevost's class First Row: A. Vero, K. Kicb. Second Row: J. Shahsauar, V. Ralston, C. Bell, M. Hutchins. L. Merriam, P. Allen. Third Row: D. Holden, M. Jemola, J. Streeter, G. Shcperd, K. Ftetze, B. Cotter, J. Secord. Fourth Row: D. Kclener, E. Markert, S. Wafer, R. Saban, E. Frank. Mr. Prenevost's class First Row: T. Longdon, P. Cummings, N. Fiello, S. Lavancher. Second Row: M. Vree- land. D. Cole, L. Bishop, K. Dudley, C. Brownell. F. Schever. M. Greene, G. Race. Third Row: D. Mortimer, J. Meyers, J. Zccher, L. Rao, D. Doughty, R. Deordio, G. Chandler, S. LeVancher, J. Lindsey. Mr. Prenevost's class First Row: D. Arnold, A. Baronowski. L. Holliday, C. Rasmussen, W. Smithson. D. Warner. Second Row: K. Boltwood, J. Delaney, C. Koegel, D. Solberg, T. Bet- tis, G. Colling, T. Blanding, M. Gillette, F. Buda. Third Row: K. Flanco, R. Fehrman, K. Perks, H. Pratt, B. Rose, R. Tcmpler, J. Revette. 85 Juniors See the End Is in Sight From Row: P. Gifford, S. Lansing, R. Miller, F. Osborne. Second Row: T. Stepro, C. Olmsted. D. Butler, C. Deyo, B. Streeter, D. Polhamus. D. Manning. Third Row: B. Button, D. Belair, D. Mor- gan, D. Precourt, C. McCabe, T. Nash. Front Row: D. Hin, S. Boston. P. Borland. Second Row: D. Doan, A. White, M. Roach. C. Holt, J. Matzell, A. Forney. Third Row: B. Lewis, A. Bas- sett. J. Delaney. A. Petersen. First Row: R. Becotte, J. Merritt, T. Sgarlata, J. Lanphear, J. easier, B. Stone. Second Row: P. Keville, D. Reynolds, M. Smith, D. Aylesworth, T. Langdon, D. Smith, K. Butler, D. Aylesworth. Third Row: J. Hall, P. Compoli, S. Bray- ton, J. Ottoway, E. Barry. Front Row: R. Patchett, M. Lloyd, C. Harvey, J. Meyers, T. Harris, N. Barber, L. Taylor. Second Row: R. Goux, P. Barber. S. Graverson, T. Denny. V. Hartman. M. Anklin, M. Constance. Third Row: P. Buckley, J. McDonald, J. Hildreth, B. Lavier. B. Vatigliano. S. Barnes, S. Russel. 86 Soph om ores Ha ve Spunk First Row: L. Grinnab, T. Hulsey. T. Gallagher. D. Defrees, R. Allen. Second Row: D. Bowers. S. Denny, S. Sgroi. D. Gleasman, L. Davis, K. Biagiarelli. R. Fuller. Third Row: K. Barne, J. Johnson. K. Sandford, C. DeForge, B. Nesbitt. S. Schwittcr, M. Cassal. W. Martin. Fourth Row: M. Chandler, R. Hartman, D. Bassett. G. Belair, D. Brownson. D. Greene. First Row: P. Schneider, C. Dombroski, C. Orendorff, S. Eckerlin, J. Coughlan, C. Van Ornam, J. Deordio, D. Roach, D. Barr. Second Row: T. Towndrow, C. Taylor, G. Race. R. Haas, P. Ostrander. R. Muncil, T. Callahan, L. DeMario, T. Long. S. Seeber, D. Nash, J. Bushnell. Third Row: L. Barrett, D. Blanding, S. Underwood, M. Bickford, B. Elliott, J. Schriener, J. McCarthy. First Row: T. Barber, C. Casadino, B. Barber, G. Mat- thews, R. Seeber. B. Woodruff. Second Row: H. Gal- lant. S. Taylor. C. Hacker, S. Crabtree, S. Walters. Third Row: R. Turk. R. McCarty. M. Laning. C. Shep- erd. G. Button. J. Whitely. B. Ranger, D. Chase, L. Marcus. Fourth Row: T. Wright. T. Wagner, J. Samsel, C. Phillips. T. Morgan. M. Verne. 87 Mr. Roach's class Back Row: S. Burkley, L. Berkey, M. Deyo, C. Stevens, J. Oot. S. Stewart, P. Compoli, Mr. Roach. Second Row: R. Kilian, K. Wilcox, P. Portorsnok, K. Deyo, E. Case, A. Bush, D. Howard. Front Row: S. McCombie, C. Olmsted, L. Updegrove, S. Beley, D. North, C. Brayton. Mr. Diefendorf's class Front: R. Templar, J. Hin, K. Miner, C. Vitagliano, D. Beagle, S. Cum- mings, D. Colling, L. Watkins. Second Row: B. Smith, C. Lansing, R. Young, T. McGee, P. Stucker, K. Kovaleski, J. Cana van. T. Gaut, B. Just. Third Row: J. Wall. C. Barber, S. Duiaski, K. Carr, D. Blanding. S. Burke. Tj SBl, j ■ r rm t.WATi V, ufc Mr. Roach's class Front: J. Compoli, C. Scott, M. Kelsey, L. Wood, C. Watkins, J. Merrill, A. Denka Second Row: M. Richardson. J. Haynes, D. Merritt, S. Stowell, E. Daily, L. Hewitt. E. Ostrowski, R. Goodrich. Greg Andrus, Mr. Roach. Back: J. Stone, C. Gallagher, M. Shearer, J. Entwistle, K. Shanahan. Mr. Roach's class Front: T. Burdick. B. Roberts, T. Entwistle, B. Hayes, M. Dwyer, B. Cooper, D. Vann. Back: D. Whipple, D. Dombrowski, A. Hoige, M. Steding, G. Lanphear, D. Dunbar, Mr. Roach. 88 First Row: P. Randle. K. Namitz, T. Shanahan. T. Pen- ner. L. Coon. M. Saltier, D. Traub. Second Row: M. Del- aney. M. DiChristina. C. Wozney. M. Sweeney. P. Flanco, M. Yates. L. Vivelo. Third Row: K. Wisher. M. Wright. S. McKay. M. Kelner. M. Lescynski. M. Goins. J. McDonald. M. Boccacio. Fourth Row: T. Matina. J. Kopper. A. Sweiskowski, K. O’Toole, S. Hildreth, M. Naugle. First Row: J. Longeway, J. Kennedy, S. Wadsworth, J. Boswell. J. Vetich. M. Thompson. Second Row: D. Reardon, E. Cook, B. Ellis, M. Raineri, L. Blanding, B. Thelen, M. Beley, G. McNabe, R. Perry. Third Row: N. Wright, S. Becker, G. Cash. K. Phelps, P. Devendorf. S. Vissor, J. Deforest, J. Durfee, C. Sperry. Fourth Row: J. Anson, C. Bar- low. K. Kinny, K. Kupfer, D. Proctor. Sophomore Class Officers: Vice President: Kevin Phelps. Prin. Adv.: Sue Vissor. Treasurer: Carrie Orendorf, Secretary: Shelly Eckerlin, President: Steve Hildreth. 89 Frosh Add Fresh Ideas FRESHMAN OFFICERS - Front: T. Sgarlata, Treasurer, T. Cromp, Secretary. Back Row: M. Barrett, President: D. Knickerbocker, Vice-President. Front Row: L. Pethick, J. Oot, A. DeForge. K. Grems. Second Row: G. Fergusen, L. Everett, T. Cromp. T. Darling. Third Row: W. Wisner, N. Spoor, L. Lynch, C. McMorris. Fourth Row: T. Carpenter, M. Thelen, L. Williams, T. Langenmayer. Fifth Row: M. Loucks. J. Karney, G. Stewart. B. Kinney. D. Esch. Sixth Row: J. Smith, K. DeVaul, J. Batdorf, R. Cziesler. First Row: S. Morgan, T. Koclela. Second Row: M. Gamache, G. Longden. J. See- ber, D. McFarland, P. Har- vey. Third Row: D. Brown, R. Ranger, J. Taylor, D. Buck- ley, S. Dulasky, D. Myers. 90 First Row: T. Lyman, S. Sattlcr, J. Wells, L. But- ton, L. Sgarlata, M. Sgar- lata, J. Venzcel. L. Davis, D. Cummings. Second Row: C. Lang, D. Knicker- bocker, J. Leet, B. Mor- gan, P. Johnson, G. Makas, J. Becotte. Third Row: K. Pelot, J. McDonald, R. Boating, J. Philips, C. Carter, J. Rob- erts, M. Sforza, S. Swee- tapplc, B. Wagner, G. Ewald, Mr. Moore. First Row: B. Jerome, K. Davies, B. Olmsted, D. Doan. J. Stauffer, K. Moore, T. Manz, J. Stauffer. Second Row: S. Stucker, S. Covert, K. Davies, J. Filmer, M. Barrett, K. Lamphear, M. Frey, A. Coughlan, M. Zachow. Third Row: M. DiChristina, G. Lowe, S. Reed, J. Berger, C. Collins, A. Ben- derski, R. Alligaler. First Row: C. Hutcchins, P. Ammerman, P. Kna- sick, M. Constance. S. Benz, J. Cole, C. Mad- ison, T. Mayers. Sec- ond Row: N. Groff, W. Bates, L. Edick, C. Sternberg, L. Dominies, J. Naugle, G. Button, C. Kirsch, J. Hubbs. Third Row: Mr. Moore, C. Ayleworth, B. Law- son, T. Pratt, P. Bull- ock. C. Stabb, B. Ship- ley. P. Gillette. J. Dean, W. Christianson. 91 Freshmen Have a Flare First Row: E. Corp. Second Row: M. Kingsley. D. Laris. Third Row: T. Sal- ter. G. Cask ins, L. Belair, T. Pcloi. M. Simmons. M. Ailing. T. Donnely. A. Hall. M. Eckmair. S. Rebollo, P. Stone. Fourth Row: Mr. Shea. S. Van Deusen. K. Hamilton, S. Harris. R. Ketcham. C. Dewitt. M. Brown. J. Crawford, C. DeGroff, P. Birdlebough. First Row: L. Richardson. C. Vann. J. Schaeffer. L. Butler, A. Keville. K. Donnelly. D. Lane. Second Row: B. Eilers, D. Townsend. J. Flynn. C. Phil- lips. B. Strickler, M. Halsey. R. Kimball. First Row: S. Sardella. K. Watkins, C. Bickford. E. Spier. J. Mosley, L. Perks. Second Row: R., D. Wilson, R. Miller, M. Baker, D. Lawton, A. Breed, H. Paddock. T. Moore. Third Row: H. Linger. M. Gctman. S. Telfer, E. Telfer, D. Stevens. First Row: H. Gallant, K. Walsh, R. Graff. Second Row: C. Parton, B. Men- ninger, T. Chappell, J. Murray. F. Jessie. B. Burlaegh, M. Gardner. T. Lesin- ski. Third Row: T. Sgarlata. S. Teska. M. Zukas, J. Proper. L. Lozepone, M. Ellis, J. Austin, V. Baker. Mr. Moore. 92 Eighth Graders Adjust Well to New Environment EIGHTH'GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: J. Perrone, Presi- dent: J. Perry, Vice-President: J. Knickerbocker, Secretary: T. Burchell, Treasurer. First Row: B. Puglyiono, M. Busa, K. Denny, R. Granada. Second Row: S. Kinkade, B. Becker, D. Turk, J. McFarland, T. Cavilaro, K. Landry, T. Moon. K. Collins. D. Shaver, B. Stole. Third Row: J. Wisner, V. Mann. D. Koegle. L. Evans. C. Larken, B. Gordell. B. Barns, L. Ailing, F. Heart, D. Brown. Fourth Row: Mr. Berlin, J. Smith, D. Dority, K. Teachelt, M. Loop, J. Reith. First Row: B. Snyder, P. Liman, K. Christenson, K. Talbot, L. Coon, L. Young, L. Lee. C. Montague, M. Lamontang, A. Jordan. Second Row: D. Philips, P. Coven, D. Bax- ter, B. Cana van, P. Troop, S. Skurpski, S. Delaney, K. McChain, T. Jasmin, S. Murray, C. Reels. Third Row: D. Bordcll, C. Baker, M. Diglio, K. Wagner, V. Dulugozinia. 93 First Row: J. Church, J. Schad. Second Row: P. Bronson, N. Daily, B. Laid, P. Allen. Third Row: Mr. Byrne, L. Deforge, P. Oot, P. Elmer, C. Relyea. S. Dority. Fourth Row: J. Smith. L. Ormsby, S. Merrill, K. Greene, J. Lamphear. First Row: D. Smith, P. Jones, M. Ellis, R. Howard, J. Beals, C. Compoly, J. Brownell, B. Dclahunt, M. Peterson, P. Person. Second Row; R. Jones, S. Louks, R. Fose, C. Tucker, T. Newcomb, T. Fonze, K. McHain. L. Whipple, K. Clock. Third Row: Mr. Ber- lin, K. Reed, A. Zeckar, C. Sternberg, J. Hof men, D. Simmons. Fourth Row: J. Smith, D. Dority, K. Tea- chelt, M. Loop, J. Reith. First Row: J. Jones, P. Smith, J. Jonson, A. Person. Second Row: Mr. Berlin, P. Skinner, J. Wayne, J. Downing, B. Johnson, W. Roach. J. Jones. L. Wassel, S. Smithler. Third Row: J. Smith, P. Jones. P. Person, W. Van Oram, S. Peils. First Row: K. Overton, Y. Knickerbocker. B. Vivalo, J. Pcrcone, R. Lipoff, S. Sattler, P. Vitturo, J. Crouch. Second Row: S. Traub, J. Grimmer, P. Turner, D. Goux, T. Shwab, M. Benderski, A. Eastwood, J. Richardson, S. Carr, B. Bertrand. Third Row: C. Beeman, J. Myers, M. Bergdorf, R. Weiner, C. Palma- ter. 94 First Row: M. Sassano, L. Sgroi. S. Schicbler. T. Spier, D. Stevens, S. Allen, E. Deaver, S. Manteli, A. Casler. Second Row: D. Reynolds. E. Rassmussen, H. Gill, E. Lent, P. McCombie. K. Stone, G. Dyer, B. Entwistle, T. Moynihon, Mr. Moore. Third Row: B. Trode, G. Wilcox, P. Charette, J. Sherlock, B. Beernan, E. Deforest, S. Barrett, R. Deyo. Eigh th Graders Are Sharp First Row: A. Crabtree. B. Amerman, B. Bullock, J. Jordon, S. Koegel. T. Kingsley. S. Holliday. S. Relyea, S. Foley, S. Albert. Second Row: Mr. Moore, J. Sole, K. Halsey. J. Johnson, A. Kevillc. T. Thayer, R. Barlow, M. House, P. Eilers, K. Hilgcnberg, N. Siackpoole. Oct. 16 23 30 Nov. 6 8 10 19 20 Dec. 4 16-22 Jan. 15 22 26 Feb. 4-5 12 March 17 25 31 Social Events Calendar '76-77 Dance- Student Council Movie- Junior Class Gingerbox Fair- FHA Dance - Freshman Class Fall Concert - Music Dept. Free Fair Concert - Honor Society Fall Concert - Play - Drama Club Dance - Senior Class Christmas Concert - Music Dept. Dance - Senior Class Dance - Student Council Game Night - 8th Grade Music Festival - Music Dept. Rock Concert - Junior Class Casino Night - Sophomore Class Holdridge Game - Senior Class Spring Musical - Musical Dept. April 1 2 22 29 30 May 6 - 13 19 June 2 3 3 9 10 13 25 Spring Musical- Music Dept. Roller Skating - Freshman Class Battle of Bands- Lion’s Club Junior Prom - Junior Class Dance - Stage Band The Happening - Student Council Play - 8th Grade Drama Spring Concert - Music Dept. Senior Dinner Dance - Senior Class Palladium Day - Student Council Spring Concert - Music Dept. Boy’s Athletic Banquet - Booster Girls Athletic Banquet - Booster Club Commencement 95 We had a member of the Palladium staff ask this question: Why do you like participating in sports? ' Because it's fun and exciting. -Jill Whitely I like the bus rides and talking with the other school’s cheerleaders. - Tom Penner I like it, it keeps me busy. - Debbie Proctor I like the personal satisfaction I get. - Eddy Markert •. I like to win - the thrill of vic- tory and the agony of defeat. - Art Longden The exercise and the travel. - Jim Diehl I like competition with other schools. - Steve Dombrowski The idea of playing against other schools. - Steve Wafer I like competition. Pat Barber To feel good, look good, and compete. - Betty Jo Turner It’s an activity that makes school great. - John Streeter I really enjoy it because otherwise I'd be bored. - Wendy Taylor The awards are great and the losses are none. - Steve White OOAH SAFETY FILM 5063 KODAK safety FILM 5063 KODAK SAFETY FILM 5063 KODAK SAFETY FILM 5063 SPOBTS Cheerleaders Provide Spirit for the Teams VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - First Row: S. Boston. Second Row: K. Mann, T. Harris, A. Dombroski. Third Row: P. Borland. V. Ral- ston. On Top: D. Bates. L. Roach. S. Becotte. 98 JUNIOR VARSITY - First Row: R. Abell. S. Denny. Second Row: T. Cromp. L. Grinnals, S. Sgroi. K. O'Toole. A. Swiescoski. Third Row: C. Knosick, J. Kopper, C. Orendorf. FRESHMAN - First Row: J. Stauffer, P. Knasick, J. Stauffer. Second Row: L. DeMario, T. Pelot, C. Collins. Third Row: S. VanDeusen, L. Perks, S. Dulasky. 99 VARSITY BASEBALL - First Row: J. Anson, M. Field, B. Nickal, J. VanAniwerp. Coach DiChristina. Second Row: T. Sea- mans, K. Underwood, S. Boswell, J. Wilcox, P. Stevens. Third Row: G. Greene, D. Wassel, G. Sternberg, T. Marker?. T. DiChristina, D. Stevens. Sluggers make a good connection. Buck bats in the bears den. 100 JUNIOR VARSITY BASE- BALL - First Row: E. Markert, S. Knasick, G. Morris. R. Hall, J. Martin, B. Lewis, J. Delaney, J. Wassel. Second Row: N. Fiello, G. Chandler, D. Ewald, J. McDonald, K. Dud- ley, J. Hildreth. Third Row: D. Belair, Coach Erion. Underclass teams are in there swinging. FRESHMAN BASEBALL - First Row: Coach Prenevost. L. Hewitt. T. Shanahan, S. Underwood. Second Row: D. DiChristina, P. Flanco, R. Hartman. Third Row: B. Elliot, J. Entwistle, J. Stone, D. Barr. Fifth Row: M. Satier, J. Boswell, D. Brownson. 101 Smashing Victories Highlight Softball Season. GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL - First Row: R. Proctor, D. Billington, H. Longden, J. Johnson, B. Streeter, C. Hall. Second Row: M. Haas, P. Devendorf, D. Polhamus, C. DeForge, D. Kupfer. Third Row: A. DeForge, E. Armstrong, K. Hale, A. Reutter, D. Proc- tor, K. Kupfer, Coach Rhinehart. JR. HIGH GIRLS SOFTBALL - First Row: J. Stauffer, S. Sutfen, J. Mosley, K. Walsh. Second Row: S. Sweetapple, D. Beagle. J. Stauffer. C. Collins. Third Row: C. Lang, C. Lanphear. L. Lynch, G. Lowe. TENNIS - First Row: S. Lowe, B. J. Turner, K. Hale. Second Row: P. Hatch, M. Frey, P. Devendorf, W. Taylor. Third Row: S. Saltier, A. Deforge, G. Lowe, M. Frey. Girls Fall Sports Swing CHITT. OPPONENT 3 Camden 2 2 Cazenovia 3 5 V.V.S. 0 5 Canastota 0 2 Oneida 3 5 Holland Patent 0 Girls Tennis was lead by the fine efforts on all- star doubles team of senior Mary Frey and sopho- more Pam Devendorf. FIELD HOCKEY - First Row: J. Johnson, C. Dombroski, B. Thelen, S. Eckerlin, C. Wozney, M. Delaney. K. Namitz. Second Row: J. Oot, M. Constance, K. Lamphear, D. Martimer, A. Forney, M. B. Haas, P. Proulx. Third Row: T. Entwistle, M. Haynes, C. DeForge, K. Kupfer, D. Proctor. A. Reutter, B. Durfee, Coach Gaske. 103 VARSITY FOOTBALL - First Row: Manager S. Lavancher. D. Precourt, C. Colling, M. Rasmussen, R. Hall. R. Goux, G. Marcellus, D. Stevens, G. Sadler. Second Row: J. Delaney. T. DiChristina, B. McCarthy. K. Dudley. C. Orbesen, P. Kcville, H. Oot. Manager J. Anson. Third Row: S. Russell, P. House, J. Wadsworth. J. Vanantwerp. G. Stedman, D. Stone. P. Stevens. Fourth Row: S. Lavancher, S. Lavancher. D. Moffat, B. Button, M. Phol, B. Mortimer, M. Rossi, B. Lavier. Gridders fight hard for winning season Home 7 Shan 6 Home 32 Holland Pat. 12 Home 21 Caz. 22 Home 13 Oneida 0 Home 25 Clinton 23 Home 18 Bishop Grimes 14 Home 6 Canastota 28 Home 14 V.V.S. 29 104 J.v. FOOTBALL - First Row: D. Greene, J. Williams. M. Chandler. J. damsel, J. Wall. J. Watson. J. Kinney. T. Wright. Second Row: D. Roach. J. Stone. C. Gallagher. P. Flanco. G. Cash. M. Boccacio. P. Gillete. J. McCarthy. Third Row: Coach Kinsclla, C. Shanahan. R. Hartman. C. Barber. P. Stucker, R. Fuller. B. Hall, S. Hildreth, B. Elliot. FROSH FOOTBALL - First Row: J. Dean, M. DiChristina, J. Barr, R. Larkin. M. Zukas. G. Caskins. Second Row: J. Batdorf, D. Lane, S. Dombroski, J. Boston, J. Button, B. Jerome. Third Row: H. Beach, S. Stansbury, G. Ewald. S. Tarbay. S. Reed. Fourth Row: B. Barnes. B. Cziesler. S. Mortimer. C. Palmatier. 105 VARSITY TENNIS - First Row: M. Sweeney, T. Penner, K. Donnelly, T. Callahan, B. Killough. Second Row: B. Evans, R. DeOrdio, T. Makas. J. Kinney, J. Lindsay, S. Russell. Third Row: Mr. Daviau, B. McCann, S. Sin- nett, J. Bushnell, R. Terrance, C. Chang, A. Peterson, J. Granata. Their racket is tennis. 106 Coach Daviau is putting together another winning team. Golfers drive for perfection GIRLS GOLF - H. Gallant, D. Bates, L. Roach, R. Ielfield, Y. Snow, P. Barber, P. Hatch, M. Thompson, T. Gallagher, L. Davies. Missing: Coach Mrs. Falise. 107 BOYS GOLF - First Row: D. Roach, D. Burleigh, M. Roach. C. Thayer, R. Perry, B. Jerome. Second Row: C. Orbesen, D. Fischer, S. Roach. C. Barber, J. Myers. Third Row: Mr. Russo, A. Bassett, B. Sherman, A. Galater, J. Watson, D. Snow, R. Kennedy. Varsity Soccer Challenges Opponents CHITTENANGO DeRuyter OPPONENTS VARSITY SOCCER - First Row: S. Roach. A. Peterson, B. KiHough, R. Perry. Second Row: S. Sweetapple, B. Lewis, S. Underwood, R. 0 3 DeOrdio. Third Row: J. Hildreth, G. Shepard, S. 2 C.B.A. 0 Barnes, J. Granata. Missing: S. Knasick, D. 4 Rosary 3 Hirt, D. Belair. 0 Baldwinsville 6 1 Cazenovia 4 Jeff Hildreth - 12 goals 5 Oneida 0 8 assists 0 N. Syracuse 5 1 DeRuyter 9 Scott Knasick - 5 goals 3 assists 0 C.B.A. 2 1 Ca2enovia 3 1 E.S.M. 6 1 Rosary 2 1 Baldwinsville 6 1 V.V.S. 6 6 Oneida 1 2 Stockbridge 1 Soccer was an independeni schedule this year, fortunately it will be a Tri-Valley League Sport next year with 6 teams participating. 108 Sophmores Dominate J.V. SOCCER - Firsi Row: J. Richardson. J. Entwistle. T. Penner. M. Roach. J. Kamey. Second Row: T. Callaghan, R. Perry. T. McGee, D. Brown- son. T. Gaut. FROSH SOCCER - First Row: T. Deuvel. J. Perrone, M. Busa. L. Button. M. Clakely. Second Row: T. Burchell, J. Bealls. C. Bell, A. Rainieri. M. Brown, B. Pugliano. Third Row: R. Algaier, S. Lang, W. Jennings. R. Shepard. S. Benz. D. MacFarland, J. Johnson. 109 Coach Miss Jones GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY - First Row: T. Schiller. D. Billington. S. Swectapple. C. Landers. A. Breed. Sec- ond Row: T. Mantz. J. Dur- fee. C. Parion, C. Traub, P. Amerman. Cross Country Teams work on improving endurance. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY - First Row: K. Phelps. T. Longdon, G. Chandler. Second Row: J. Anson. T. Shanahan, D. Traub. M. Lesczynski. Third Row: E. Frank, J. Luqueue, R. Sabin. Fourth Row: M. Jemola, J. Streeter, L. Jesmore. Coach. Mr. O'Keefe. 110 First Row: S. Reeves, B. J. Turner, J. Johnson. B. The- lcn, L. Gallagher, J. Deor- dio. Second Row: W. Tay- lor, L. Crouch, T. Ship- ley. D. Zukus, S. Eckcr- lin, J. Coughling. Indoor Track Team Wins Sixth Straight Championship First Row: G. Chandler. W. Rassmusen, R. Deordio, J. Diei, B. Evens. B. Killough, S. Hildreth. Second Row: D. Traub, B. Elliot, D. Green. P. Flanco, M. LescynskI, G. Maucus. Third Row: C. Gallagher, J. Esmore, M. Jemola, T. Longden, E. Frank. Streeter, M. Yates. Fourth Row: Goux, B. Lauier, D. Reardon, G. Stedman, G. Burchell, J. Lawson. 111 The Chittenango Basketball teams had a great season this year. The Varsity played excep- tionally well and took the Tri- Valley League Title. We They Oneida 70 58 Canastota 74 49 V. V.S. 70 54 Caz. 86 64 Holland Patent 62 51 Carr.den 77 44 Clinton 46 62 Oneida 86 41 v.v.s. 58 57 Caz 77 53 Holland Patent 71 58 Camden 89 48 Clinton 69 58 Westhill 92 63 Bishop Grimes 50 47 Marcellus 63 37 Westhill 66 56 VARSITY - Front : L. Jones, B. Nichol, J. Anson. Middle: A. Peterson, R. Hall, J. Martin, D. Stevens. T. DiChristina. Back: B. McCarthy. M. Rasmussen, T. Markert, D. Phfol, P. Stevens, Coach Gordon. Varsity Basketball Relishes a Championship J.V. - Front: S. Underwood, D. Knickerbocker, M. Satier. J. Goux, K. Phelps. Back: C. Shultz. J. McCarthy, J. McDonald. S. Stevens, M. Boccasio. Don Phfol passes the ball on the way to a win. Varsity Coach • Phil Gordon JV Coach - Dan Kinsclla 112 FRESHMAN: Front: G. Ewald, L. Belair, S. Stucker, J. Barr, M. Loucks, J. Murray, M. D. Christina. Back: B. Jerome, B. Hamilton, M. Zuckas, S. Mortimer, M. Proper, C. Taylor, R. Algier, S. Harris. Freshman Practice 8th GRADE BASKETBALL: Front: J. Wright. M. Distasio, T. Jasman. D. Martin, J. Perronc, J. Perry, J. Johnson. Back: H. Beach, B. Bames, W. Jennings, M. Neuheirl, B. Corde lie, T. Moon. A 113 Girls Basketball Team Shoots for the Hoops VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL - First Row: D. Billington, A. Forney. M. Haynes. Second Row: R. Proctor. B. Streeter. M. Haas, T. Shiller, D. Polhamus. Third Row: A. Rentier. Miss Rhinehart. B. Durfee. JUNIOR VARSITY - First Row: S. Swcctopple, M. Delaney, K. Nam- i i z. Second Row: J. Durfee. C. DeForge, T. Entwistle, S. Eckerlin. L. Lynch. Third Row: D. Proctor, M. Deyo, K. Kupfer, J. Austin, G. Lowe. M. Gaske. Sih GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL - First Row: S. Hart, S. Skurpski. K. Monahan. K. Overton. P. Grahm. P. Randle. Second Row: L. •'vans. B. Grossman, M. Giglio, C. Smith, S. Traub, Manager: J. Fcrstler. 115 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - First Row: A. Rentier. D. Billington, A. Forney, D. Polhamus. Second Row: K. Namitz. P. Hatch, T. Entwisly, M. Haynes, M. Haas. Third Row: Miss Gaskc. R. Proctor. B. Durfcc. D. Proctor, K. Kupfer. Volleyball Teams Enjoy Winning Seasons Junior Varsity Captures Section Title J.V. VOLLEYBALL - First Row: J. Durfcc, S. Moore. N. Kirsh, C. Wozncy. Second Row: S. Sweetapple, S. Eckcrlin. J. Mosley. C. Defdrgc. K. Nam- itz. Third Row: G. Lowe. M. Deyo. M. Delaney. Miss Jones. 1 16 Numerous Talents Make Up Varsity Club First Row: J. Martin, T. Markert, T. DiChristina. R. Deordio, W. Rasmussen. G. Chandler, R. Sabin. T. Longdon. Second Row: B. Button. J. Bailey. J. Delaney, J. Wadsworth, A. Longdon. J. Strickler. R. Goux, R. Hall. Third Row: B. Lavier, S. Russel, S. Barnes, J. Hildreth, B. McCarthy, J. Van Antwerp, S. White, K. Dudley. Fourth Row: D. Phfol, P. Keville. M. Pfhol, M. Rossi. B. Mortomer. G. Marcellus. H. Pratt, M. Rasmussen. A satisfying high Coach Moore’s game plans on the way to a win. 117 VARSITY WRESTLING - First Row: T. McGee, J. Button, A. Longdcn. J. Johnson. M. Button, J. Biston. Second Row: S. White, A. White. K. Dudley. B. Larkin. P. Gil- lette, D. Hirt. Third Row: J. Hunt. J. But- ton. J. McDonald, M. Pud ley. Bear Wrestlers Are Tough 118 Sr. Steve White Sr. Mark Dudley Sr. Art Longdcn 8th GRADE WRESTLING - First Row: C. Palmeteer, C. Sternberg. B. McCIean, B. Ammermin. Second Row: M. Brown. G. Prawk, B. Pugliano, E. Johnson. Take it easy on me, champ! 119 Track Team captures Section 3 and Tri Valley League championships FRESHMAN TRACK - Firsi Row: S. Welton, G. Makas, D. Traub, D. Lane. M. Zukas, S. Teska. Second Row: J. Canavan, M. Getman. M. Brown, D. Nash, K. Shanahan. Third Row: D. Buckley, P. Gillette, J. Johnson, D. Greene. Fourth Row: M. Lesczynski, S. Sweetapple, K. Phelps. Fifth Row: L. Jesmore. C. Gallagher, Coach: Mr. Waite. GIRLS TRACK - First Row: T. Entwistle, A. Forney, R. Wilson, B. Turk, P. Taylor. S. Shutt. Second Row: T. Harris. J. DeOrdio. D. Lamitie, L. Gallagher. D. Beckwith. K. Jarvis, K. Stowell. Third Row: J. Haas, W. Taylor, B. Durfee. S. Becotte, D. Paris, S. Nogueira. J. Raineri. Fourth Row: M. Haines, J. Kopper, M. Frey, B. Thelen, C. Dombroski, J. Furfee, F. Coughlan, L. Crouch, K. Kieb. 121 Bear Bowlers First Row: L. Bulton. Second Row: D. Laing, C. Thayer. Third Row: T. Pener, D. Barr. T. Shanahand. Fourth Row: K. Shanahan, B. Lewis, J. Button, M. Chandler. Fifth Row: M. Vrecland. J. Scaly. Schedule for’76-’77 VARSITY JV Oneida 1 10 Oneida 4 7 Canastota 4 7 Canastota 7 4 VVS 1 1 2 - 9 1 2 VVS 2 9 Rome Free A. 1 10 RFA 2 9 Fayettevill-M. 11 33 Oneida 4 7 Oneida 4 7 VVS 1 10 VVS 1 10 RFA 4 7 Camden 3 8 RFA 1 10 FM 23 17 Camden 3 8 122 Clean Up the Lanes First Row: T. Long. T. Langdon. R. Hass. Second Row: C. Raineri. K. Sanford. S. Wadsworth. J. Kennedy. S. Ostrowski. L. Wood. Missing: C. Taylor. E. Cook. D. Wood. T. Thompson. E. Daily. M. Verne, J. Crabtree. L. Burke. B. Woodruff. CHITTENANGO OPPONENT L Oneida W Canastota L V.V.S. L Camden L Oneida W Canastota W V.V.S. L Camden W F-M A member of the Palladium Staff asked this question of some of our student body: Why do you like having activities? I’m not so bored - Chris Ferguson There’s nothing better to do I get a lot out of it. I enjoy them. Through activities and clubs you meet many dif- ferent people that share a common interest. - Maria Joyal I learn a lot and it’s something to do. I like the people I participate with. - Colleen Holt It keeps us out of trouble - Martha Frey and Gretchen Lowe It keeps me busy at something I like. Because I like it, it’s fun! It makes me feel good to perform and to make people happy. - Debbie Bates It gives me a chance to do something I really like. Student Government Thrives at CCS. Tom Markeri talks up votes at the convention. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: First Row: Tom Markert, President: P. Barber. Treasurer: K. Kieb, Vice-President. Second Row: S. Russell, Corresponding Secretary: J. Seeber, Recording Secretary. 126 STUDENT COUNCIL - First Row: C. Lang. S. Russell. K. Kieb. J. Seeber. P. Barber. T. Markert. T. DiChristina, M. Chandler. Second Row: N. Wright. D. Barrett, K. Ellis, C. Mann, C. Chang, L. Jones, S. Becotte, M. Constance. T. Harris, S. Barnes. Third Row: M. Wright, M. Sattler, L. Lynch, R. Proctor, A. Fomey, P. Proulx, T. Sgarlata, K. Lesczynski. Fourth Row: D. Stevens, B. McCarthy, S. White, D. Blanding, S. Hildreth, R. Abell, S. Visser, T. Cromp, S. DeMario, J. Streeter. 127 Students and Administrators Gain From Joint Efforts. PRINCIPAL'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Seated: Mr. Talbot. Standing: J. Granada, S. Myers, D. Barrett, T. DiChristina, T. Markert, P. Barber, S. Visser. Honor Society Demands Intelligence and Character. HONOR SOCIETY - First Row: D. Tarbay, C. Holt, A. Forney, K. Hale, P. Borland, E. Frank. Second Row: B. Lewis, W. Taylor, D. Billington, D. Barrett, C. Chang, P. Proulx, B. Turner, B. Barlow, J. Filmer, D. Doan. Third Row: J. Martin, D. Nelson, D. Hirt, S. Boston, R. Abel, A. Peterson, M. Johnson, C. Michnowicz, Y. Snow, J. Matzell. Fourth Row: H. Oot, N. Wehner, M. Peterson. A. White, M. Raoch, J. Lawson, A. Longdon, W. Everett, T. DiChristina. 128 American Field Service Sponsors Friendships A.F.S. - First Row: S. Schwitter. M. Kelner, J. Shahsavar, C. Ferguson. Second Row: M. Constance, C. Holt, P. Sauer, D. Bates, J. Hin, L. Roach. This year the American Field Service is sponsoring Jila Shahsavar from Iran who is living with the Warren Ferguson family. Steve Melchiskey is a 1976 graduate of Chittenango and resides for a year in Germany through A.F.S. Steve writes: ”... I’ve been busy getting to know the peo- ple, the language and the land. My adjustment to the way of life here is pretty complete and even the school, which is very different, is coming along well.” Palladium Staff Captures the School Year Mrs. Agnew and Andrea plan a page in ihe book. Staff members learn the basics of a night meeting. Ellen Agnew - Advisor Dave Tarbay - Editor-in-Chief Scarlett Becotte - Business Manager Senior Special Section Editors Debbie Barrett Chia Lin Chang Maria Joyal Barb Oltz Robin Proctor Barb Vanderwerken Lib Wilson 130 PALLADIUM STAFF - First Row: P. Proulx. L. Wilson. C. Holt. D. Tarbay. M. Joyal. S. DcMario. Second Row: J. Busa. M. Constance. L. Bishop, J. Secord, B. Cottet, P. Randall. L. Coon, S. Becotte. Third Row: Advisor Mrs. Agnew, A. Caruso. H. Oot, C. Taylor, B. Turner. B. Vanderwerken. C. Chang. J. Seeber, R. Proctor, J. Entwistle. Penny Randall and Lisa Coon scan a dummy sheet. Barb takes on the senior layouts. Mrs. Agnew lays down the law to the staff. SENIOR STAFF - First Row: R. Proctor. S. Becotte, C. Chang. J. Seeber, L. Wilson, M. Joyal. S. DeMario, M. Vreeland, H. Oot, C. Taylor. B. Vandcrwcrken, D. Tarbay. Top: B. Turner. 131 Firsi Row: C. Thayer, L. Vivelo, K. Moore, N. Spoor, L. Merriam, Editor - Wendv Taylor. Back Row: B. Tyler, C. Diehl, T. Matts, M. Frey, G. Lowe, Editor M. Frey. P. Sauer. Bear Facts Increases Variety in Articles. Bear Facts Staff 1976-1977 Editors: Mary Frey, Wendy Taylor Business: Bob Tyler Artist: Lori Vivilo Staff: Jacobine Haas, Noreen Weiner, Lisa Merriam, Joyce Zecher, Alan Zecher, Martha Frey, Gretchen Lowe. Karen Moore, Caroline Diehl, Norma Spoor, Chip Thayer, Edie Cook, Jack Anson, Steve Hildreth, Dave Barr, Cam Mann, Jill Whiteley, Bonnie Ranger, Marty Bickford, Mark Gillette, Doug Vann, Gary Chandler, Mike Richardson, Mary Turner, Tracy Manz. Advisor: Mr. Holdridge 132 The Bear Facts CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL Individualism is the theme for this year's class. The newspaper usually is read by many individuals and then thrown away. We hope that the ideas in the articles linger in the students’ minds. In reporting we have found out that there is an abundance of different people, ideas and activities that build our school. Teams and clubs would not be if there were not the individual minds and abilities to make them work. In school we are able to mold and express the individual person each one of us is. Each morning when we rise we leave the protection of our parents to face problems whose solutions will be our own. True, some decisions will be wrong, but most of us will pick ourselves up and try not to make those mistakes again. Mistakes will teach us to understand just who we truly are and the measure of our abilities. We learn to be guided by failure and search each day for the best that is in us. If we cannot sing a note, maybe we can be Liberaces on the piano. I hope that everyone can benefit in the way I have since being exposed to C.C.S. and all the different things that one can do and learn. It helps to rake out the ideas that don’t belong to our individual selves. My experiences and the many people I have and will meet will structure the backbone of what decisions will be best for me. C.C.S. has helped me to know what direction I should choose to go if I am to be happy and successful. Wendy Taylor - Editor Mary Frey - Editor 33 JUNIOR CHORUS - First Row: J. Beals, J. O’Brian. T. DeVaul. A. Zecher. J. Perrone, J. Batdorf, S. Roland, L. Drecher. Second Row: M. Eckmire, D. Turner, M. Frey, G. Lowe. L. Pethick. D. Simmons, M. Baker, B. Moore, L. Sgroi, P. McCombie. Third Row: L. Whipple, C. Case, W. Becotte, J. Knickabocker, K. Denny. J. Richardson. T. Kingsly, S. Carr. C. Karinga, B. Delahunt. Fourth Row: D. Bordel, J. Waugle, G. Ferguson. M. Galster, L. Everett, P. Sauer, D. Harter. B. Kochanski, K. Klock, K. Talbot. Fall and Christmas Concerts Highlight Chorus Season Director - Mr. James Callaghan SENIOR CHORUS - First Row: K. Namitz, C. Ferguson, D. Brownson, M. Turner, L. Grinncls, J. Streeter, W. Everett, J. Diehl. Second Row: G. Silva, S. Denny. J. Haas, P. Sauer, T. Schiller, T. Matina, S. McKay, M. Wright. M. Haas. Third Row: S. Saunders, M. Kelsey, M. Kelner, P. Brown, M. Joyal, K. Hale, W. Taylor, D. Harter, M. Northing, A. Swleczkowski. Fourth Row: D. Fischer, J. Shashavar, L. Roach, D. Bates, C. Hall, P. Devcndorf. 134 Jentones and Jentries Have Professional Polish First Row: R. Ielfield, C. Ferguson, M. Echmaire, C. Hall, D. Hale, L. Roach. Second Row: D. Harter, P. Sauer, V. Ralston, A. Forney, M. Galaster, B. Larkin. Third Row: M. Frey, T. Matina, D. Bates. J. Diehl, J. Streeter. J. Matzell. Missing: S. Hildreth, B. Jerome, J. Haas. Performances of the Year: Neighborhood Program and Nursing Home Lake Street, Bolivar and Station Schools Candlelight Concert Welcome Wagon Merebouts Edgerton Estate Bemic Schmidt Sugers and J and J Spring Concert J and J perform at Ginger Box Fair. Chittenango Musical and Drama Come Alive With CAST: First Row: S. Rollin, D. Fordell, R. Fuller, C. Hall, C. Orbcsen, S. Roach, S. Hildreth, J. Diehl, J. Batdorf. Second Row: D. Cole, J. Zecher, P. Sauer, D. Harter, J. Knickerbocker, W. Becotte, S. DeMario, P. Hatch, C. Ferguson, C. Longe way. Third Row: M. Joyal. M. Turner, J. Haas, K. Hale, M. Frey, L. Even, M. Eckmaire, M. Nonhing, R. Iclfield, J. Sireeter. Fourth Row: T. Matina, A. Forney, J. Stauffer, D. Bates, L. Roach. V. Ralston. Fifth Row: J. Grimmer, L. Drescher, G. Ferguson, M. Galaster, M. Constance. Sixth Row: B. Larkin, M. Chandler, D. Fischer, S. Delaski, K. Davies. Rolf and Lisel secretly meet. Musical Director - James Callaghan Drama Director - Gregory Ellsirom Orchestra Conductor - Daniel Smolnycki ORCHESTRA: First Row: L. Vivelo, R. Proc- tor, J. Filmer, C. Montague, C. Beaman, S. Larkin, C. Kirsh, B. Barber. Second Row: J. Hin, B. Juste, P. Townsend, C. Diehl, J. Ralston, Y. Snow, S. Murray, M. Kelner, J. Oot. Third Row: C. Austin, M. Roach, D. Cummings. P. Bullock. C. Orbesen, A. Keville, T. Chapell, B. Evans. MAKE-UP: First Row: D. Cole, L. Marshall. M. Frey. K. Hale. Second Row: J. Zcchcr, B. Kohanski, K. Talbot, D. Harter. “How do you solve a problem like Maria?” 136 the Spring Musical, The Sound of Music Choreographer - Suellen Kirschenheiter Set Technician - William McSwain Set Art - William Young Dean Dymond Publicity Art - Sandra Schram Von Trapp children meet Maria. ”My favorite things . . NUNS CHOIR: First Row: J. Stauffer, M. Constance, J. Grimmer, M. Turner, L. Dressher. Second Row:' G. Ferguson, M. Galster, A. Forney, L. Even, M. Eck- maire, D. Bordell. Third Row: C. Hall, M. Frey, D. Haner, K. Hale, P. Sauer. P. Hatch, C. Ferguson. 137 SR. BAND - First Row: P. Allen, P. Hatch. S. Schwitter, S. Boston. L. Taylor, J. Hin, V. Ral- ston, J. Secord. Second Row: M. Kelner, S. Burk, B. Nesbitt. B. Barlow. T. Snow, S. Lowe. Third Row: M. McClean, A. Keville, S. Walters, S. Slingeron, C. Diehl, C. Ferguson, A. Forney, P. Borland, T. Matina. Fourth Row: T. Chappel, A. Keville, M. Roach, C. Coughlin, S. Roach, C. Orbesen, F. Osborne. Musicians Entertain With Flare. JR. BAND - First Row: J. Stauffer, J. Stauffer. S. Moore, T. Matts, D. Doan. Second Row: M. Ailing, G. Smith, L. Watkins. J. Joyal, C. Panin. Third Row: M. McClean. B. Brown. T. Chappel, A. Keville, B. Jerome, B. Larkin, P. Coughlin. ORCHESTRA - First Row: A. Keville, J. Walters, C. Kirsch, J. Filmer. G. Lowe. M. Frey. C. Orbesen. Second Row: S. Roach, C. Diehl, S. Schwitter, P. Allen, B. Evans, S. Lowe. B. Barlow. 138 STAGE BAND - First Row: K. Hale, C. Ferguson, S. Roach, T. Matina. B. Jerome. Second Row: A. Forney, P. Borland. C. Orbesen, B. Elliot, A. Keville. T. Chappel, B. Evans. Marching Band and Color Guard Add Flash to Many Activities MARCHING BAND - B. McCIean, M. Golman, M. McClain, M. Brown, S. Longeway, R. Alstead, D. Doan, G. Havener, P. Matina, P. Coven. B. Just, S. Schwitter, D. Merritt, S. Murray, B. Johnson, B. Nesbitt. E. Snow, B. Barlow. C. Bergdorf. C. Austin. C. LaCount. J. Faylor, J. Carpenter, E. Blair. P. Bullock, S. Slingerland. C. Diehl. R. Loronsley, C. Perry. J. Matteson. COLOR GUARD - First Row: K. Grems. Second Row: P. Hatch. B. Grossman. R. Green, C. Hutchins, B. Lawson. T. Schiller - Capt. Third Row: C. Mal- lette, K. Landry. 139 Fall Play—1976 The Haunting of Hill House Director — Mr. Ellstrom Mrs. Montague defends planchette. Everyone is tense after a trying experience. 140 Hugh Crane lives on. In here Mother? I’m coming Mother! IV % V Drama Club Hams It Up For '77. DRAMA CLUB - First Row: C. Ferguson, D. Harter. Second Row: D. Cole, P. Sauer, M. Joyal, Mr. Ellstrom, L. Jones, J. Streeter, J. Matzell, L. Roach, C. Hall, D. Bates. The Haunting of Hill House Eleanor - Dawn Cole Theodora - Pat Sauer Dr. Montique - David Fischer Luke Sanderson - Larry Jones Mrs. Montique - Debbie Bates Arthur Parker - Chris Longe way Mrs. Dudley - Maria Joyal 141 FUTURE SECRETARIES - First Row: K. DeMario, D. Kupfer, S. DeMario. C. Bell. Second Row: J. Secord, B. Oltz, K. Lesczyhski, I. Fienburg, K. Schenk, S. Saunders, D. Holden, M. Hutchins, N. Barber. FSA and AV Club Provide An Outlet For Student Initiative 142 AUDIO VISUAL CLUB - T. McGee. J. Samsel, J. Wall. D. Roach. French Club Profits From Fund Raising Events Janine Kohanski under new awning in room 100. The French Club says Merci Beacoup 10 everyone who bought a candy bar. Kneeling: Michelle Peterson, Kris Christen- son. Standing: Jim Smith, Dave Barr. Eiffel Tower painted by senior Clay Orbesen. This year the French Club purchased wall paper and a new carpet for the French room. The money was raised by a shaggy dog raffle and a candy bar sale. Linda Lynch makes Mark Jasmine take off his shoes before he walks on the new rug in room 100. FRENCH CLUB - First Row: M. Delaney, P. Proulx, J. Busa. P. Randall (president). M. Northing (vice-president), B. Kohanski (sec- retary), P. Randall (treasurer), K. O’Toole, L. Coon. Second Row: K. BiagiareHi. C. Kirsch, B. Woodruff, D. Daughety, B. J. Turner, C. Diehl, G. McNorris, D. Brown. K. Collins. M. Boccaccio. Third Row: J. Shasavar. L. Roach. J. Matzell. P. Barber, C. Ferguson. C. Longeway, S. Dulasky, B. Ellis, C. Hacker. M. Turner. Fourth Row: M. Chandler. C. Wisncr. M. Eckerlin, J. DeOrdio, J. Wells, L. Lynch, T. Burdick. 143 FHA Sponsors Ginger Box Fair This year the F.H.A. sponsored the annual Ginger Box Fair. With the help of their advisor Miss Catalano, they had the best Ginger Box Fair ever. There was square dancing in the gym. Fresh breads, sweet rolls, pickles, rel- ishes, and preserves made by the F.H.A. members were sold at the country store in Miss Catalano’s Room. F.H.A. - First Row: L. Atkinson, C. Brayton, L. Thomp- son, P. Birdlebough. Second Row: B. Barlow. D. Gleas- man, M. Kelsey, B. Woodruff, T. Long. Third Row: M. Frey, C. Harvey, M. Steading, M. Verne, M. Simmons. D. Whipple. Students play checkers at the Country Store. 144 Together Let's Care Group Special Student Needs First Row: R. Howard. A. Kasler, S. Relyea. P. Eilcrs, U. Mann. K. Landry. B. Philo. Second Row: T. Moore, J. Schad. B. Becker, M. Clakeley, S. Smithler. D. Phil- lips. L. Ornsby, C. Austin, R. Proctor. Third Row: Beth Groff. R. Fose. M. Steding, D. Buckley. B. Elilers. C. Thayer, M. Denny, B. Tyler, M. Frey. B. J. Turner. First Row: W. Zac how. D. Wis- ner. D. Bordell. M. Peterson. K. Christenson. J. Knicker- bocker. K. Denny. Second Row: B. Canavan. T. Shim, E. Spier. T. Spier. S. Foley, C. Slum. Third Row: L. Atkinson. M. Damash, C. Bailey, D. West, H. Paddock, D. Ste- vens. V. Baker. H. Joyal, J. Joyal, R. McCarty. Fourth Row: A. Raineri, E. Telfer, A. Keville. TLC is where students listen to and care about each other. 145 146 I'll take the two twelve Inchers.” Ed Cook. Mr. Webber's Conservation Class aide in the state’s fish stocking programs. They all had fun stocking Chittenango Creek, from the falls to the town. It’s about time I got out of this pail. ” Karen Warner. Race you to the bridge.” Ed Cook. 147 Ski Club Back: R. Sccbcr. R. Mun- sil. H. Gallant, J. Haas, B. Tyler, U. Mann, B. Van- derwerken. K. Mann, K. Minor, D. Anthony, J. White Icy. C. Vitagliano, B. Ellis. M. Anklin. L. Roach. J. Matzell. Middle: J. Sccbcr. A. Longdon, M. Johnson. M. Frey, W. Tay- lor. R. Abell. C. Ellis. P. Barber, M. Kelner, J. Shahsavor. T. Matina, C. Ferguson. Front: A. Peter- son. P. Borland, C. Orbesen, C. Orbesen. This year’s skiing excitement focused on Toggenburg. More than 50 students participated in the Ski Club activities. The Ski Club was one of the largest in years, with many newcomers to the sport. The wooded trails provided a challenge for some while the racers bombed the main hill. Despite our few accidents it was a good year. Back S. Du la ski. S. White. L. Davis. D. Bland- ing, K. Donelly, D. Bar- ett, M. Phfol. J. Bailey. K. Hatch. B. Mortomer, D. Reardon, D. Phfol, K. Blanding. G. Marcellus. T. Blanding. R. Colton. J. Busa. H. Pratt, A. Bland- ing. D. Blanding. Middle: M. Wright, D. Nelson. J. Johnson. S. McKay, D. Burleigh. S. Roach, D. Bates. D. Fisher, A. Caruso. K. Hall. C. Dom- broski. S. Eckerlin . T . Callaghn, L. Steadman. Front: J. Kopper, L. Mer- riain, J. Lawson. 148 Youth Against Cancer Raises Money to Help Fight Dread Disease First Row: R. Howard. K. Collins. Second Row: W. Zachow, L. Marshall. R. Fose. Third Row: D. West. Mediterranean Culture Interests Spanish Club 149 First Row: P. Johnson, A. Eastwood. R. Lipoff, U. Mann. M. Bergdorf. Second Row: P. Hatch, B. J Turner. A. Peterson. J. Meyers. M. Vreeland. GcM o. :5u c-V cA This photograph done by Greg Burchell is entitled SNOW JUNK Greg won a golden key award for this photograph in the Everson Art Museum Scho- lastic Art Award Contest. The Contest is sponsored by the Mutual of New York in Syracuse. High school students from 9 counties participate every year to see how the art work of students compare. The panel of judges is composed of artists and art teachers. Other gold key winners were: Carrie Orendorf - for a contour drawing Lori Vivelo - for a painting Sue Vissor received an honorable mention for her macrame wall hanging The Art Work was displayed at the museum between the 4th and 20th of February. Photography Gives Staff Members a Chance to Express Their Individualism King Kong was a project in the school which numerous Juniors and Sen- iors, plus a few underclass students, worked on this fall. He would not have been possible without the time and dedication of the following people: Clay Orbesen (chief architect), Patty Barber, Steve Barnes, Debbie Bar- rett, Patty Borland, Alicia Dombrowski, Joe Granata, Kathy Hale, Pat House, Kim Mann, Tom Markert, Bill McCarthy, Chris Orbesen, Don Pfohl, Dave Precourt, Scott Roach, Dick Stevens, Pete Stevens, and Tim Thompson. Both classes appreciated the help they received from Mr. Getchonis (Senior Class Advisor), and Mr. Couse (Junior Class Advisor) who supervised the entire project. 152 Kong is King It’s true! Chittenango High won the King Kong look alike contest sponsored by local radio station WOLF. The contest was open to area schools and was an important part of a wide-spread promo- tional venture for the movie KING KONG. Sparked by our own Mr. Couse, the project from its birth was destined to be a huge success. The key to that success was student involvement. Kids throughout the entire school were buzzing with plans, suggestions and enthusiasm. Soon Kong was no longer a dream but was becoming a reality. Committees were organized, leaders asserted themselves and the best construction and artistic talents this school had to offer were called on. Kong, the image of wood, chicken wire and insulation, acquired a heart and soul and became a living legend to the students of Chittenango High. After hours, days and nights of back-breaking toil, Kong was ready for the judging. The hour the judges were to arrive was grow- ing closer and then it happened - trag- edy! Kong toppled. A fleeting glimpse of despair flashed across the face of Chittenango High as the entire school’s heart momentarily stop- ped. Almost immediately, that heart started beating once again even stronger than before. The word was spread that Kong needed help and help came in droves. The pace was quick, the work frantic, the deadline for the judging approached and then . . . Kong was restored to life, stronger and more vital than before. Those of us who knew and loved Kong knew that there was no way he could have been beaten and we were right. Kong resided for a week in the Penn- Can Mall and invited all passerbys to see his movie. That spirit that started here in Chittenango brought thrilled little boys and girls and brought Mom and Dad back to the days when their only worry was ”if Kong was real or not?” Everyone who had a part in the Kong project is to be commended heartily. It was a tremendous undertaking that could have only been accomplished with team- work, school spirit and pride. So many times we all have to suffer because of the foolish acts of a few. Kong demonstrated that the vast, vast, vast majority of stu- dents at Chittenango are creative, pro- ductive, mature, hard working and just plain decent people. Our prizes for winning the contest were a free record dance, $400 and a free pre- viewing of the movie KING KONG for each and every student. 153 Palladium Boosters Dave and Lib Margie Constance Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tarbay From the Danehy’s Jim and Linda Miss Collura Mike Connell Pete Compoli Cherry Nesbit Gary Gustina Mark Boswell Lib and Funi Lee W. Button II Sam Volo Joe Tavernese Jr. Dave and Colleen Mr. and Mrs. Sweet Bob Kieb and Angela Reith Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jerome PFC Richard Nesbit Jr. Big Jake and Little Jake Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corp Dan McMillan and Steve Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tavernese Mr. and Mrs. Scott Secord Rod and Shelly and Kim Taylor T. Kid, T.B.F., Frodo Sam Mr. and Mrs. Fred Randall Hazel and Ed Blazek South Shore Sports Supply Nessa, Kuch, Shorty, Polack, Coz The Becotte Family Mary’s Gift Shoppe Dave McAdam Mr. and Mrs. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray Mr. Erion Mr. Zecher Jesse Wilcox The Wonder Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Caruso Dave West Janice Stone (Chia-Short) Mr. and Mrs. Mario Busa Mr. and Mrs. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Earl Secord and Cyndi Congratulations — Class of '77 The Chittenango Central Guidance Department extends its very best wishes for success to all graduates and hopes that we have been helpful to you as you went through school. Good Luck . . . Chittenango Guidance Department Robert Ielfield, Director David Cummings. High School Robert Gagne, Bridgeport and High School Cora Parsons, High School Fred Sigmund. Bolivar-Station School Jeff Stein, Lake Street Middle School P.S. Congratulations. Roberta! - Love Mom and Dad Mr. Wood Payday A. J. Blackbeast Scarlet and Jim Mr. Holdridge M.D. 20-20, Woz, Ange, Prude, Connie and My Cat Duke Mr. Roach Jude Vickie and Chuck Mr. Couse Mr. and Mrs. Gilbrt R. Stedman Penny and Lisa Meg and Jim Robert Robbins and Darlene Lyle and Ester Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Walker Panebianco Featuring Kris and Jim Dr. and Mrs. Langdon Sabrina and Todd Barb Cordell Irene Barr Mr. and Mrs. Irene Kite Steve White Kaihy and Keith Trapper John and Hawkeye Pierce Noreen Wehner Deb Bordell Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Wendy Taylor Lori and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiChristina B. J. Turner Jonesy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Falise Monsieur Daviau Crystal Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven Waite Mrs. Noffsinger WESTERN AUTO Mr. and Mrs. V. Benedict Mary Constance Mrs. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hirt M. DiChristina Evelyn and Harry Cole Mr. and Mrs. Prenevost Miss Jennings BUTTINO’S UPHOLSTERY Mr. and Mrs. James Button Mrs. Cora Parsons Mrs. Mary Ryan Mr. J. Roach The Paul Brown Family Mr. Fred Ryan Mrs. Dora Boccaccio Mrs. Gen Nesbitt HOGAN’S HOUSE OF FINE Enie, Meanie, Mynie, Moe Arangatang and Star FURNITURE Cleta Klutz, Tickets, Funi, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ielfield Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Holt Lib, Bishopio, Stubby Marylou and Bob Ielfield 154 May everyone in the class of 1977 have much success in the future. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From the L S Lakeport DR. MORTON HOTEL Corner of Fly and Rt. 31. Lakeport USA Open Everyday MALOFF CHITTENANGO Congratulations to Karen and the Class of 1977 From SANDY HATCH AGWAY 156 Good Luck to the Class of '77 From W. S. METCALF INC. DR. McCANN'S Congratulations to the ANIMAL HOSPITAL Class, of 1977 on Their Success Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Good Luck to the Class of 1977 From DR. AND MRS. CEDRIC FRANCIS From SMITH’S BAIT SHOP Lalceport From CHITTENANGO LAUNDROMAT AGWAY PETROLEUM Minoa 157 MANTH-BROWNELL, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '77 From Quality Screw Machine Products 1120 Flyer Road DR. AND MRS. Kirkville, New York 13082 Phone 315 687-2871 DONALD J. TAYLOR Best Wishes From DR. AND MRS. GARETH WEST 158 Best Wishes Class of 1977 BRUCE G. PEPPOLITI FUNERAL HOME Chittenango, New York Pho. - 687-3036 Over Fifty Years in the Same Location E. J. BUTTON AND SONS Excavating - Grading - Hauling Phone NT 7-7226 Chittenango, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1977 B. H. TRACY SONS Lumber Builders' BILL'S CYCLE SHOP Sales - Service Parts Route 5 Chittenango New York Telephone: 687-3244 Supplies NE 7-31 74 Fayetteville New York Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 From the CANTEEN RESTAURANT Route 5 Chittenango BOB'S JEWELRY STORE 159 Welcome to the wide-awake bank sa STATE BANK OF Chittenango, N. 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Busa Representative NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 687-3133 623 Genesee St. 164 Best Wishes Class of '77 RECREATIONAL SALES SERVICE DeVcml Road, Kirkville, N.Y. 13082 Phone (315) 687-9342 Do your best and remember to relax and enjoy our outdoors. See America in a Camper Rent-a-Boat Congratulations to the Class of 1977 WALDMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Chittenango, New York Dry C-oods and School Supplies 165 VAL-PARK HAIRSTYLIST Val-Park Shopping Plaza Bridgeport, New York Good Luck and Best Wishes Seniors From P C FOODS Chittenango Plaza Best Wishes for Success and Happiness to the Class of '77 DONALD BARRETT AGENCY, INC. Professional Insurance Service 276 Gensee Street Chittenango. New York Telephone: (315) 687-3901 Congratulations Debbie 166 Congratulations Class of 1977 From BRIDGEPORT CRATING CO. INC. Announcements Class Rings Metals and Awards Caps Gowns 0aB Slumrtt 2iaus THE FLOWER HOUSE 210 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 13037 Donald J. Klahs Phone 687-9941 167 168 169 A student finds a place for a moment of thought. Epilogue This past school year brought new methods of expres- sion to CCS. King Kong showed what a few dedi- cated individuals can do if they follow their goals to the end. The individual spirit of the varsity basket- ball team combined with the spirit of Chittenango to produce a championship season. This spirit of the Senior Class will live long beyond our years at CCS. A moment of triumph in the individual struggle. Mr. Kirsh has a satisfying moment. From the classroom to our future - the final goal at CCS. ABEL. VANESSA: LIKES: John Ott, sunshine, warm nights. DISLIKES: Certain girls, gTeen Torino, snobby people, cold weather. FONDEST MEMORY: Met John 5 27 75, 10 75, John's graduation, 10 2 76. AMBITION: Live out west, be happy and. stay happy. ALEY. LYNNIE: LIKES: Nathan, friendly and happy people, my family, smiles, basketball games, peppy, autumn, plants, brown, orange, McDonald's, the bomber. DISLIKES: Snobs, nosey and inquisitive peo- ple, din, rain, messy rooms, Carrol's. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 28 76, 5 8 76, 10 1 76. AMBITION: T.M.N. ANDRUS. NATHAN: TWINKLE TOES LIKES: Lynn, hunting, sports, cars, motorcy- cles. DISLIKES: Being sad and unhappy. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 28 76, 5 8 76, 10 1 76. AMBITION: T.M.L. ANTHONY, DEAN: LIKES: Dorothy, my friends, panies, all kinds of spons, my parents, cars. DISLIKES: J. R., stuck up people, being hun. being burned out. FONDEST MEMORIES: 5 30 76. AMBITION: To make a special person happy someday and have a happy life. BAILEY. JAY: HAIRBEAR LIKES: 69 Olds, the on's, jr. B.. the celler water beds, good panies, my brothers, Prude Woz. DISLIKES: Canastota, cold weather, crashing, 6 cyl. FONDEST MEMORIES: The time I almost died. AMBITION: To see a celery patch. BARLOW. ELIZABETH: BETSY LIKES: Walt, soft rain, pizza, long walks, fall, smiling flowers. DISLIKES: Arguments, know-it-alls, muddy football fields, cold rainy days, yelling. FONDEST MEMORIES: 12 25 76. AMBITION: Be a good wife for Walt, do God’s will. BARRETT. DEBORAH ANN: DEB LIKES: R. J. L., Mult and Jeff. L's, friends, pee-wees, math, Mr. Krisch, music, my bam. DISLIKES: Snobs, dumb questions, jealousy, liars. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom, summer '75, New Year’s Eve, Senior year. Driver's Ed. AMBITION: To be happy and successful. BARRETT. LAURIE: LAURIE-JEAN LIKES: F.B.I,, skiing, eating, snowmobil- ing, screaming. DISLIKES: G.C.A., Cortland fire alarm, bumble bees. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summers 75. 76. Wil- ley's camp, sleeping out, weekend In Con- land, The Logs . AMBITION: Having more good times with Becky and Wigs. BATES, DEBORAH: LIKES: Life, family, music. Jentones and Jen- trys, Mr. Callaghan, Drama, Season Changes, mittens, animals, loving, helping people, cheerleading. The Big Toe, Billis, E'mile. DISLIKES: Cruelty, unthoughtfulness. FONDEST MEMORIES: Grandpa Wallace, Friends, South Pacific. Pepper. AMBITION: Broadway Musical Stage. BECOTTE, SCARLETT: BEAK LIKES: J.E., cheerleading, playing piano, spirited people, spring musicals. DISLIKES: Snobs, confusions, noise, childish people. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom, lunch at Deb's Roseland, Hunting at Shawnee. AMBITION: To be happy and successful in medicine. BENDER, BOB: LIKES: Fords, Mustangs, Yamahas, snowmo- biles, Nelson Inn, hunting, camping. DISLIKES: Chevy's, Hondas, rain, being shot at when duck hunting. FONDEST MEMORY: The day I passed my road test. AMBITION: To become a professional motor- cycle racer. BIAGIARELLI, DARIA: LIKES: Motorcycles, blue, having fun, big bird. DISLIKES: Being alone, good byes, unhappi- ness. FONDEST MEMORIES: Conn. G.F., The Calm , the party, summer of 76, Bill's Toy- ota skipper. BILL1NGTON, DAWN: TOAD LIKES: LARRY, sports, winning, being short, sunsets, Hale's laugh, my friends. DISLIKES: Arguments, a certain person, los- ing. broken ankles. FONDEST MEMORIES: 6 21 74, 8 28 76, sports. AMBITION: College, T.M.L., to play pro. B. B. with Root. BIONDOLILLO, JOE: LIKES: S. B., horses, Elton John. DISLIKES: Some an courses and reachers M.S. FONDEST MEMORIES: Some of my an classes and the things we did. getting out a year early. AMBITION: To become a Commercial Anist. BIONDOLILLO, PETER: CARP LIKES: Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Cheech and Chong, dinks panies, and Columbo. DISLIKES: Our dog, cats, and Canastota. FONDEST MEMORIES: 1 6 59, 10 1 76, foot- ball game. BLOSS, BRENT: LIKES: Annette, Honda's, pizza and milk, basketball, horses, motocross, Neil and Bany. DISLIKES: Being mean, C. W., Suzuki, pick- ing stones, selling nugget. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom and the sum- mer of 76, Stormy and talks with Barb. BOLT WOOD. KEITH: KEEBLER LIKES: C. K., killer bong, the On’s, H-boys, all nighters, A1 Roker. Todd. DISLIKES: Fords, missing Genesis and Korea, C. C.S. AMBfTION: To graduate, leave Chitt, Live. FONDEST MEMORIES: Feb. 75, Bo's panies, speeding on Hills St., getting kicked out of the house. BOSWELL, MARK: FLASH LIKES: Cathy, Eva. Jane, Deb, Karin, and Mom. DISLIKES: Baked beans, girls with mustaches. FONDEST MEMORIES: The last dance in Ohio. Deb Bate's announcements. AMBITION: To become successful at all things, and I mean Everything. BRAY TON, DOREEN: LIKES: Concerts, panying, Winnie-the-Pooh, kittens, Peter Frampton, field days. DISLIKES: Snakes, being insulted, Kathie's driving, pushy people, getting up in the morn- ing. FONDEST MEMORIES: Florida '75. March 19, '76, North Syracuse, July 21. BRITTING, JANICE: SQUIRT LIKES: D. F. B., skunks, pickles, snowmobil- ing. DISLIKES: Two-faced people, being talked about behind my back. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 9 76, coming home with a certain guy. AMBITION: To live a happy life with someone special. BROWNELL, DAWN EILEEN: RUBY LIKES: T. F., Tigy, Daisey, horses. Peter Frampton, Pacers, green. DISLIKES: Dishes, being nagged at, big shots. FONDEST MEMORIES: Chicago, someone who paid our bills at Edie's diner. AMBITION: To be something more than what I am. BUCKLEY. PATRICK: BUCH, PATNODE LIKES: 6 cylinder, 3 speeds, Cadillacs, camp- ing, sprites and Todd's sister, chevys. DISLIKES: Jox's, stuck ups and Fords. FONDEST MEMORIES: Mech. Dr. and Drivers Ed at C.C.S. with Getch. AMBITION: To be an officer in the Air Force and to get out of school. BURCHELL. GREG: BURCH LIKES: Concerts, partying, luke, crazy peo- ple, and ABC's. DISLIKES: Having the car taken away by Dad, and XYZ's. FONDEST MEMORIES: H2o, skiing across Oneida Lake, Waldo. AMBITION: Go to California and learn to surf. BUTLER. ROY: BUD LIKES: Chris, Linda. Kelly, Kim, etc., Ch-3 Chevy's, Mom. DISLIKES: Fords, ramblers, two-faced people. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer 75. Chapman panies at top of hill. AMBITION: T.G.T.-G.IS. BUTTON. JIM: LIKES: Linda Lynch, Chevies, football games, horses, general Chem. with Mr. Hutko. DISLIKES: Two-faced people, getting into fights with Linda. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom. July 28, 1975. AMBITION: To get into the State Troopers. BUSA. STEPHANIE: LIKES: Ycesh Woosh, my crazy sister, good times, rushes, Todd. DISLIKES: Chinenango Gossip , hassels, Herkimer. FONDEST MEMORIES: W. W. T.. all my memories are my fondest. AMBITION: To see the world. CARR, JANET: PEACH LIKES: Motorcycles, having my own car. DISLIKES: Newton's park, stuck-up people. FONDEST MEMORIES: The times I had with Don W. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life in whatever I do. CASKINS, KATHIE: KATHIE LIKES: Getting my own way, moonlit summer nights, panying, Aerosmith, concerts. DISLIKES: Being alone, hay fever, arguing, wanting something I can't have, spiders, thinking. FONDEST MEMORIES: Florida '75. AMBITION: To get a little fun out of life. CHANG. CHIA-LIN: LIKES: Being with my friends, dancing, par- ties, excused from classes, traveling. DISLIKES: Angry and unfriendly people. FONDEST MEMORIES: Beattie Street, fun times with good friends. COLEMAN. CHERI: LIKES: John, Ossie, football games, Caz, Debbie and Rusty. DISLIKES: This town, running out of gas. FONDEST MEMORIES: V. V. S.. football games 1974, 8 28 76, my whole life. AMBITION: T. M. J., to always be happy and satisfied with life. COOPER. CHRIS: COOPER LIKES: J. G. M., munching out, shupper! Bubba, Dad. DISLIKES: Really , having Erin write about me, snobs, having no money, being depressed, summer of '76. FONDEST MEMORIES: 9 5 75. AMBITION: College, get a brand new Camaro, get our apartment. CORDELL, BARB: BARB LIKES: B. S., my friends, pizza, mom's lasagna. our panies, sunshine. DISLIKES: People who think they're great, H.O.G., arguing. Chinenango High, cold weather, good-byes. FONDEST MEMORIES: 11 2 74, 12 31 74. AMBITION: Legal secretary, someday marry and have kids and be happy. COTTON. RENEE: REENIE LIKES: Paul, Fredonia, pizza, camping, good times, making people laugh, horses. DISLIKES: School, being alone and without friends, disagreeable people, being late. FONDEST MEMORIES: 9 5 75. AMBITION: To someday get married and move to Fredonia. DAMON. GARY: NOMAD LIKES: Telling jokes, my friends, taking pic- tures 4th period, snowmobiles, motorcycles, and drag racing, CORKY. DISLIKES: C.C.I., school lunches, jocks. FONDEST MEMORIES: Lunch with Ace. Zar, and Buzzard, picking on Hitler. AMBITION: To join the Army. DAVIS. PAT: LIKES: Parties, concerts, good times. DISLIKES: Pigs, nares, and other people who hassle me. FONDEST MEMORIES: 1 13 76. AMBITION: To leave Chittenango behind. DEFOREST, DAWN: LIKES: Grandma, Robert Redford, dimples, music, books, teaching Sunday School, being left handed, French, Emily Dickinson, friends. DISLIKES: Clutziness, death. FONDEST MEMORIES: Europe, English 7-11. AMBITION: Live in France, first woman presi- dent, decriminalize New York City, T.M.M. DEMARIO, KAREN: CORKY LIKES: My special” friend, pudge, Our times . Nomad’s jokes. DISLIKES: Hypocrites, no minds, chronic complainers, homeroom, K.L. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom, kimmy , Brookside Raiders. AMBITION: To do things my way - not theirs. DEMARIO, SABRA: PUDGE LIKES: My friends, Italian food, my family. Corky, L. S., G. M., D. B. DISLIKES: Cold weather, arguments, 2 certain people, 6 4 76, k.l. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom, 11 8 76, great times with Dick, Niagara Falls, Oregon, Clinton and Ring, Brookside. AMBITION: To be successful and happy. DENNEY. TRACY: BLOND1E LIKES: People, getting out of school one year early, McDonald’s, cities, football games, jeans, Bek, H.I., Mom and Dad, and Oliver. DISLIKES: Unmatched clothes. FONDEST MEMORIES: Getting my permit. AMBITION: To live forever. DEYO, ETHNA: WORMIE LIKES: Billy, being happy, having good times, bowling with Billy, Science. DISLIKES: Mean people, fighting, dishonesty, poor sports, math. FONDEST MEMORIES: Bingo at B'port. AMBITION: To get married in July 77. DiCHRISTINA, THOMAS: DEEDLE LIKES: Hitting .300, interceptions, spaghetti and meatballs. 18-0. DISLIKES: Double lab periods, rain on game days, 17-1 spearing linebackers. FONDEST MEMORIES: Sept. 17. 1976, J.V. F- BaU. AMBITION: To become Athletic Director at Sleepy Hollow Institute of Technology. DIEHL, JIM: Likes: Life, love, laughter and The Blue Steel Band. DISLIKES: Loneliness, bad luck, The Money System. FONDEST MEMORIES: Musicals (F.O.R. and S.P.), Indoor Track. AMBITION: To live in a dome in North China and make up Weird sayings. DOMBROSKI, ALICIA JEAN: LIKES: J. G., stuffed animals, doritos, Chief, horse farms, flowers. DISLIKES: Being pushed, indecision, rain, boredom, Burger King, red pointed sneakers. FONDEST MEMORIES: 2 23 75 Joe. 5 8 76 Prom. AMBITION: To see the world, to join the Mafia. DONNELLY, ERIN: BIG MAMA LIKES: Big Daddy, partying with Snatcher, gatsby, Keebler, pizza, drive-in, leeblrd. DISLIKES: Being called big mama, loneliness, when Cooper drinks my iced-tea. FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 10 75, 8 21 76, J.S.W. AMBITION: To get Big Don’s car. DUDLEY. MARK: Likes: Robyn, hunting, Florida, fishing, camping, wrestling, home cooking. DISLIKES: Being alone. FONDEST MEMORIES: Racquette Lake 8 20 75, Florida, Jr. Prom, first deer. AMBITION: Be with one very special person and go to college. DURFEE, BETH: BETHY, DURF LIKES: Sports, sewing, an, people. DISLIKES: Tests, snotty people, being a twin, being bored. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being on team sports and study halls with the gang. AMBITION: To own my own craft shop. DURFEE. MARGARET MARY: MEG LIKES: Sports, parties, bicycling, vacations, animals, happy people and the ocean. DISLIKES: Decisions, term papers, tests, com- plaints. FONDEST MEMORIES: May 1976, August 1976, Canastoa basketball game. AMBITION: To be a beach bum. rob banks. DYKEMAN, DENNIS: DINK LIKES: Parties, rock concerts, jamaican, George Carlin, E.L.O., giving stretch shot- guns. DISLIKES: Party-poopers, funerals, ditches, riding with Whiz in cars. FONDEST MEMORIES: 6 4 75, Canada at 4:30 a.m., fort parties. ECKERLIN, DAVID: ECK LIKES: Aerosmith, Molson’s, parties, weight lifting, John's Jer-rome, Swicmainer’s Eng- lish. DISLIKES: Dense girls, Picls, hippie freaks, mono. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer 76, Red Baron. AMBITION: To get as much enjoyment out of life as I can, and to see Carl’s zits disappear. ELLIS. CATHY: LIKES: Sunshine, Starsky, smiles, fun with friends, mom and dad, parties, blue eyes. DISLIKES: Freckles, diets, pancakes, waiting, no money, complexes, being alone. FONDEST MEMORIES: 9 20 74. 9 25. AMBITION: To be rich and happy. EVANS, ROBERT DAVID: BO LIKES: The Canteen, music, Marcos, T. K., golf, tennis, baseball. Bob, WEMA Radio, A certain Opel G.T., beer. DISLIKES: The Pit , snobs, strech. FONDEST MEMORIES: Going to Utica. AMBITION: To become a cop. FEINBERG, ILEEN: LIKES: Pogo, Chris, driving, bowling, beating Jimmy in Monopoly. DISLIKES: Chittenango, Field Hockey. FONDEST MEMORIES: Niagara Falls, that spe- cial case of beer, getting my license. AMBITION: To own that horse ranch Marla and I talked about. FILMER, JANINE: LIKES: Family, friends, D. B. kids, music, mountain climbing, fall, nature. DISLIKES: Conceit. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer ’76, camp work. AMBITION: Do well in college, lead a happy life doing what HE wants me to do. FISCHER, DAVE: EUELL LIKES: C.C.S., music, writing, girls, food, trapping, hunting, friends. (E.B.), football. DISLIKES: Cleveland Amory, Anti’s, bees. Muck. FONDEST MEMORIES: The Carnival, Charlie Brown , Little Falls. AMBITION: F.M.B., outdo John Steinbeck and James Thurber. FOX. DAVE: FOXY LIKES: E.M.D., R.P., math, bowling, part- ing, Trans Ams, pick-up trucks, and being in competition with other people. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, g.g.. and people who don’t feel good. 1975-76 bowling season. FREY. MARY: FRAY LIKES: Tennis, driving fast, anything and everything. DISLIKES: Spinach, low water pressure, back- seat drivers, loud cats, people who look in your windows. FONDEST MEMORIES: Winning my match against Caz. GAULT, CHERYL: SAMMY LIKES: Parties, Harley's, Jimmy's Z-28, Bob’s T-Bird. DISLIKES: Two-faced people, s.o., getting beat on. FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 26 74, D.H., 4 28 76, J.E.T., camping at Morgan Hill. AMBITION: To get married and live a happy life. GIFFORD. PAULA: GIFF LIKES: My real friends, simple pleasures, curly hair, laughing, blue jeans. Sleeping Beauty, telephone calls. DISLIKES: Good-byes, people who are cheap, coming home early, mushrooms, snob’s. FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 1, 1976. AMBITION: To do what comes naturally. GRAHAM. DAWN: LIKES: Richard, mixed drinks, mom, dad, all my friends and baby. DISLIKES: People that make me wait. FONDEST MEMORIES: The night at the dome, Canada and 7 19 76. AMBITION: To make my life better. GRANATA. JOSEPH: WOPADAIGO LIKES: A.J.D., or cuddles, CB's, vans, ten- nis, Pollacks, 18-0. DISLIKES: Uncle P., 17-1, Polish food. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom, basketball '75-'76, coming to Chittenango. AMBITION: To be 6'6 and play basketball with the LA Lakers. GREENE, ANN: LIKES: Having fun, all my friends, Sabrina. DISLIKES: Certain people, cars that have bad batteries. FONDEST MEMORIES: The night at the Dome, the night we fell down the hill. AMBITION: To get a better job. GROVER. RICHARD: PRINCE VALIANT LIKES: C.A.B., CB radio, my own car, class 5 driver's license, hunting, fishing, camping. DISLIKES: Rain, television. FONDEST MEMORIES: 4 30 76, 5 1 76, 10 6 76, 9 10 75, getting a CB. AMBITION: Marry C.A.B., get a good job. HAAS, JACOBINE: YIKK-WOO LIKES: Vimp, horses, tennis, reading, skiing, being outdoors, M.G.’s, late late shows. DISLIKES: Being held back, waiting, male chauvonists. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer 1967, Boston. AMBITION: To run my own massage parlor, travel. HALE. KATHLEEN: LIKES: Laughter, music, sports, being happy, doing things right, friends. DISLIKES: Being ticklish, frizzy hair, being lonely. FONDEST MEMORIES: Crazy times with sis. Toad, and Pam, the mayor. AMBITION: Find out what I don’t know. HALL, CATHY: AIN LIKES: Skiing, music, people, Blue Steel, milk, cheerleading, being a Christian, McCartney, mom and dad. DISLIKES: Losing, people who lie. FONDEST MEMORIES: L. J. S. AMBITION: Write a hit song, be a good wife and mother. HARRIS, PATRICK: LIKES: Shotguns, bowling, N.Y. Giants, Jer- ry’s parties. DISLIKES: Spanish, stores supervisors, rip offs. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 2 76, Perryville Falls, 76 Football games, (High School), get- ting out of school. AMBITION: To be manager of a Victory Store. HATCH, KAREN: SNATCHER LIKES: Parties, summer nights, pizzas, getting my own way. DISLIKES: Backstabbers, having to get up, dentists, being hurt, fighting. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 7 76, good times with my friends. AMBITION: To be my own Boss. HAVENS. JANET: LIKES: Partying, bananas. Frampton. DISLIKES: Winter, the hills at Green Lakes. AMBITION: To be happy and rich. HEINZ, ED: HEINEKENS 173 LIKES: The big O, eighteen wheelers, K. A., Schlitz. DISLIKES: Dull weekends, certain people. FONDEST MEMORIES: 4 29 76, those Saturday nights, at the O. AMBITION: Live everyday like there was no tomorrow, Formula I. HOPKINS, STACEY: DIZZY LIKES: Tim Wilcox, drive-in movies, being alone with Tim, all my friends. DISLIKES: Stuck up people, K. L. FONDEST MEMORIES: 2 2 75, Cicero’s Senior Dinner Dance. AMBITION: To marry Tim and live a happy life together forever. HOUGHTALING, ERNIE: LIKES: Parties, cars, water skiing, snowmobil- ing, driving my car, playing football. DISLIKES: Bad parties, squash. Val Park, school. Fords. FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 6 in my car when the brakes.failed. JOHNSON. JACKIE: JAKE LIKES: Horses, partying, QUEEN, Frampton, special friends. Derek’s cross, Bridgeport Field Days. DISLIKES: Hypocrites, rumors. K. L. FONDEST MEMORIES: May 15-16, 1976, Green Lakes, Halloween 76, Summer 76. AMBITION: God only knows, I guess, travel free of charge. JOHNSON. DEB: BUDS LIKES: TJK, Neenez, peanut butter and sugar, auntie. DISLIKES: The bus ride, bologna, cold, having to ask. FONDEST MEMORIES: 2 15 75, feeling spe- cial. tinlarbelle and the S.F. AMBITION: To be good at whatever I decide to do. JOHNSON. JERRY: CRAZY LIKES: Sherry, cycles, good friends, smerks, food parties. DISLIKES: Sad people, porcupines. FONDEST MEMORIES: 11 16 75. AMBITION: Pounding round blocks in square holes. JOHNSON. MARK: BOULDER. KABOOM LIKES: Camping, cars, biking, dirt bikes, warm smiles, Irish Setters. DISLIKES: Taking orders, braggarts, snobs. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer '76. going to Cape Cod. AMBITION: See the Rockies and California, pet the Good Year Blimp. JONES, BRIAN: JONESY LIKES: Maureen. Jenning’s compound, good friends, walking in woods, hunting, people smiling. DISLIKES: Lots of noise, big crowds. FONDEST MEMORIES: 9-25-76, 9-26-76, 7:30 a.m., 10-15-75, Lerry Ville Falls. AMBITION: To live. JOHNSON. JOHN: LIKES: Katrina Abel. DISLIKES: People who don’t respect other peo- ple's feelings, Fords. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 24 76, my parents giving me the house for two weeks, Katrina Abel. AMBITION: To M.K.A. become a chef, to keep Lori for a friend. JONES. J. LAWRENCE: LARRY LIKES: Life, people, talking with a friend, being happy. DISLIKES: Pushy, inconsiderate people who don’t think, science, math. FONDEST MEMORIES: All the things that have gone wrong. AMBITION: To be successful and really happy. JOYAL, MARIA: LIKES: People, traveling, being alone, taking long walks, dancing, ice skating. DISLIKES: Too much sarcasm, being called Marie, camping, rainy days. FONDEST MEMORIES: 4-19-76, 5-8-76, Cali- fornia trips. AMBITION: To make people happy and be happy. KENNEDY, RANDY: LIKES: Most sports especially golf, Boston Red Soxs. DISLIKES: Stuck-up girls, New York Yankees. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 4 75, winning six pack beer. AMBITION: To go on tour, to beat Mr. Russo at golf. KEVILLE, PETE: BRUISER LIKES: T.R., parties, water skiing, races, clubhouse at Weedsport. DISLIKES: Close calls, getting caught. FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 11 75, good times, cabin, Cosmo’s beer blast. AMBITION: To go to Calif, with Wonald on his tractor. KILIAN, MECHEAL: MICKEY LIKES: Kathie Fietze, parties, sports, people, messing around, crowded places, Ernie's car. DISLIKES: Unfriendly people, bad parties, cats, squash, spinach, fat things, Val Park. FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct 20, Oct. 6 in E. car. AMBITION: To be a rich man. KNASICK, SCOTT: LIKES: Soccer, baseball, lean-2, catching crittes. DISLIKES: Pigs, homework, detention. D.R., P.W., Baldwinsville soccer team. FONDEST MEMORIES: Mr. Erion’s Bad News Bears, P.V., Limestone Cliff diving, 10-1 J’s P., critten catching. AMBITION: To survive. KOEGEL, LARRY: LAWRENCE LIKES: Foxy ladies, beer, pizza, Todd the God, normandy and dad. DISLIKES: Stubby's utopia, soap opera’s, rainy days, being broke. FONDEST MEMORIES: Getting burat in Buf- falo. AMBITION: To ski down Mt. Everest back- wards. KUCZYNSKI, SUE: KUCHE LIKES: Skipping, Mary Hartman, plants, par- tying, rowdiness. DISLIKES: Chittcnango High School. FONDEST MEMORIES: My 3 days in suspension, ’75-'76 Boces bus and Boces, Aug. 31, '75. AMBITION: To enjoy life, get outta Lakeport. KUPFER, DAWN: KUPPY LIKES: My special friend, our times. DISLIKES: Newton’s Trailer Park, bad limes. K. L. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom. F.I.C., State Fair with . . . certain teachers. AMBITION: To be happy and live my life my way. LASHER, DEBORAH: DEBBY LIKES: Pat, pizza, snowmobiles, camping, hiking, jeans, C.B.’s. DISLIKES: Smoking, snobs, certain people, 8 72. FONDEST MEMORIES: Field days 76, Summer 74-76, 6 4 75. AMBITION: To be successful, go in service. LaVANCHER, CARRIE: SLEEPING BEAUTY LIKES: Oneida. ”65”, Cliff, jox. DISLIKES: Jags, waiting. FONDEST MEMORIES: Craig. ’74-’75, Memo- rial Day weekend '76, 1 3 75, 9 25 76. AMBITION: To meet Peter Frampton, live in Oneida. LAWSON. JIM: LIKES: Meg, parties and partying, skiing, con- certs, YES, not getting caught, being with friends. DISLIKES: Getting caught, hassles from the cops, being paranoid, crashin, saying good- bye, my middle name. FONDEST MEMORIES: 6 12 76, 8 1 76, 8 25 76. AMBITION: To become a surgeon. LESCZYNSKI, KAREN: KARE LIKES: Purple, C.B.'s, horseback riding, the gang, A.G., Peter Frampton. DISLIKES: Chiuenango, housework, bad times, fighting. FONDEST MEMORIES: Canada, trip to Rose- land Park, Alan's bout with the chair, Junior Prom. AMBITION: To enjoy life. LILLIE LINDA: DILLY LIKES: Rain partying, D.C.H., sleeping, walking in the rain. DISLIKES: Waiting, boredom, being hurt. FONDEST MEMORIES: 4 21 76, a certain field, 12 6 75, summer of 76. AMBITION: To get the most out of life. LONGDEN, ART: HARPO LIKES: Wrestling, K.L.S., going out for speci- mens, 8th periods, H., get out of school, Edie’s Dinner. DISLIKES: J. N.. F. F.. B. J., C. C. S., 4th period study hall, B. B., sweats. AMBITION: WS III, and to go to college. MACE, DAN: PRETTY FACE MACE LIKES: Foxes, skiing, keyboards, RUSH 2112. DISLIKES: The politics in Chitt sports, car accidents. FONDEST MEMORIES: My car, 8 16 76. AMBITION: To shave Rick Wakeman's head bald, play back up to YES. MAIN. RONNIE: RODNEY LIKES: Phil, Shannon, being happy, certain kinds of people, bowling. DISLIKES: K. L., school, burning my fingers. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 19 73, 2 1 75, 4 24 76. 8 6 76. AMBITION: Graduate from Chiuenango. MARCELLUS. GREGG: MOOSE LIKES: High times. Stubby’s Utopia, the folks. DISLIKES: Crashing in Kirkville, shooting Marijuana, getting caught. FONDEST MEMORIES: Blown away in Buffalo, 12 19 58, Cosmo's beer blast. AMBITION: To win the New York State Lottery and retire. MARKERT, THOMAS: LIPS LIKES: Basketball, Starsky and Hutch, McCloud, Choo-Choo, Winning, Fords, K. M., Yankees. DISLIKES: Waking up and stepping in remains left by Choo-Choo, changing dirty diapers. FONDEST MEMORIES: Baseball and basketball. AMBITION: To get out of 13th grade, play college basketball. MARTIN, JEFF: POODLE LIKES: Basketball, baseball, cycles, Biology class, skiing. DISLIKES: Suzuski, milking, riding bus to and from school. FONDEST MEMORIES: J.V. basketball. Erion’s Bad News Bears, Twin Trees pizza. AMBITION: To be a vet. McCANN, JANET: LIKES: Dale, Tootsie, animals, sports, warm weather. DISLIKES: Hassels, making decisions, B. H. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 4 74, and all the great times following, 6 21 75, 10 4 75, Tus- con, Arizona, N.Y.C., times with my friends. AMBITION: To be happy. McCLOSKEY, DONNA: LIKES: Parties, Jimmy’s Z., Bob’s T-Bird, Michael, Dearie. DISLIKES: Bruce’s driving, hospitals, slippery curves, a green Chevy. FONDEST MEMORIES: Our camping on Morgan Hill. 6 4 76, P.T.’s parties. AMBITION: To get the most out of life. McCOMBIE, THOMAS: SHRIMP, LIKES: Red Ford pickups, R.G. beer parties, skipping class, country living, girls. DISLIKES: Chevy’s, going to school everyday, hangovers. FONDEST MEMORIES: Perryville Falls, Mr. Bligh's class. AMBITION: To graduate, leave home. MCDONALD, LEANNE: LEA LIKES: J. C., Mustangs, panies, traveling, having someone to talk to. DISLIKES: Getting up early in the morning, selfish people. FONDEST MEMORIES: All the good times I’ve spent with J.C., 4 25 75. AMBITION: To move to Hawaii. MENNINGER. DAWN: LIKES: Partying, red hair, freckles, the girls, Stan. Leezo and Vicki, Stephie, fuzzy legs, Trace, Mooser, my morning goo. 174 DISLIKES: Peanut butter sandwiches, no- minds. zero. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 4 76. Fran’s Brooklyn derelicts. AMBITION: To get Mooser. MICHNOWICZ. CAROL: LIKES: Big red, food, being alone, friends, smiling faces, mountains. DISLIKES: Snobby people, tongue, feeling guilty. FONDEST MEMORIES: Roller skating party. Fair Haven. AMBITION: Help people whenever possible, make them happy and myself. MORGAN. JODIE: JOE LIKES: Work, Becky, weird people, bugging Carol, sports, knowing what I'm doing. DISLIKES: Not knowing what I'm doing, that talk too much, fogs. AMBITION: To change the world, to do God’s will. MORGAN. THELMA: LEE LIKES: The Cisco kid, eighteen wheelers, super Mex, Massachusetts. Carter’s peanuts, Jose, tennis, golf, church. DISLIKES: Earl Butz and Archie Bunker. FONDEST MEMORIES: The Enchanted Forest. AMBITION: To become a PHD in Political sci- ence. MUDGETT, ALLYSON: TAANI LIKES: Rudy, being free, Uppelito, sleeping on the beach. DISLIKES: Being alone, unsure of myself and always leaving. FONDEST MEMORIES: Two months in DeLand, the A room, the O.P. fly. AMBITION: To see the world. MUDGETT, EILEEN: LEENIE LIKES: Eddie, Ma and Pops, Fla., G’ville green, Newberry, iddy bitty, parting. Brook- side. DISLIKES: Boredom, good-byes, winter. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer 75. Aug. 6. 1975, Lamplighter, dubs, Crescent Beach. AMBITION: To be with my better half. NELSON, DOUG: TRACTOR LIKES: Suzuki's, riding, Olivers, Dallas Cow- boys, Utah, skiing. DISLIKES: Honda's, turnips, being grounded, fouled spark plugs. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being lost with Squeezer and Whitless. AMBITION: To be an architect, to beat Roger off the line. NICKAL, BILL: BIG NICK LIKES: D.M., baseball, riding home from Holland Patent after we won. sleeping late. DISLIKES: Pushy teachers, 10 1 76, last year’s Camden basketball game. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3rd period class. AMBITION: To graduate from high school. OLTZ, BARBARA: BARB LIKES: Friends, C.L., good times with certain people. 9 17 76, T.J., Pudge. DISLIKES: 4 17 73, being alone. 5 4 76 and Tom, C.C. FONDEST MEMORIES: 7 4 76, past four sum- mers. Aug. 2nd-10th, Niagara Falls, 2 12 77, good times with C.L. and T.J., Stow, Mass. ORBESEN, CHRIS: ORB LIKES: Pattie, skiing, golf, parties, our New Year’s celebration, football games, blucc harp. DISLIKES: Football practice, Phil., getting caught, B. S.. dishonesty. FONDEST MEMORIES: Bre and Sis. Oct. 19. my cars freezing. AMBITION: A back mobius. ORBESEN. CLAY: LIKES: Girls, skiing, double rainbows, friends and life. DISLIKES: Drinking on school grounds then being crucified, hypocracy. FONDEST MEMORIES: Skiing at Labrador when it was 64 out. AMBITION: To be content with myself and life. OSBORNE. JOHN: BIG O LIKES: Cheri, noodles Webber and his moun- tain. varsity football. DISLIKES: School, getting screwed from foot- ball. FONDEST MEMORIES: When I first saw C.C. in Mr. Berlin’s room, tieingV.V. 11 3 65. AMBITION: T.M.C. and be happy, to get a decent car. OSTRANDER, BEN: LIKES: Marla, fall, good times, racing, my Mustang. DISLIKES: Crowds, backaches. Chevies. FONDEST MEMORIES: The day I met Marla, my first race. AMBITION: T.M.M., to own the world’s first Mustang to break the 200 mph mark. OSTROWSK1, SUE: UU LIKES: Polish people, bowling, sewing, fire places. DISLIKES: Potato pancakes, bossy people. FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 3 76. autumn walks at camp. 5 8 76, 4 29 74. AMBITION: Become a Dental Hygenist, live life to its fullest. O’TOOLE. COLLEEN: LIKES: Good times with the girls, pegs, the dome. DISLIKES: Gossip, snow, pretending, hang- overs. FONDEST MEMORIES: N.Y.C.. 6 1 74, W.W.P., too many to write. AMBITION: To be a nun. OOT, HAROLD: ED LIKES: Connie, outdoors, football, Hoag Road. DISLIKES: Getting caught, tree on Fyler Road. FONDEST MEMORIES: Grandmother's house. AMBITION: 98 yrs., move to Canada with Connie, live. O’SHAUGHNESSY, SUNYA: SUNNY LIKES: Having fun, cats, togetherness, camp, friends, STL. DISLIKES: Stuck up people, fights, loneliness, being sick. FONDEST MEMORIES: 5 8 76, 6 20 76, bowl, kick. AMBITION: To be a successful professional nurse, being happy. PANEBIANCO, DARLENE: DAR LIKES: R.G.R., rundgren, art, weekends on the farm, nicknacks. DISLIKES: Phonies, housework, cavities, get- ting up early. FONDEST MEMORIES: 12 18 75, 2 13 76, my upright piano. AMBITION: Be happy and live in a ROBBINS nest, continue with art. PAULI. TOM: PALSEY LIKES: Weekend crap games, eating pizza at Winnies, mom. DISLIKES: Yellow and black sleds. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 19 76. AMBITION: To get without the chrome on the road. PFOHL, DON: BIG DON LIKES: The On's, B-ball, parties, all night - er's, headrooms, concerts, Todd. DISLIKES: Leaky waterbeds. FONDEST MEMORIES: Christmas tournament. Bo's. Bailey's and Phil's parties. AMBITION: To sell my car to Erin and go to Florida to buy a car. PERKS. STEVE: STEVE LIKES: T.S.P., Beth, girls I know, wacking. DISLIKES: Being sick, winter. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of 75, the day I become one, having good times with every- one. AMBITION: To go west, have a good time. PETERSON, ALAN: PETE LIKES: Warm bed on cold school morning, but- tered popcorn. DISLIKES: Getting out of warm bed. letting up a goal. FONDEST MEMORIES: August 3. 1975. AMBITION: To one day be able to out stare Mr. Kinsella. PETERSON, MELODY: MELVIN LIKES: Pizza, cap, friends, horses, MCF, camping. DISLIKES: Onions, arguments, losing. FONDEST MEMORIES: BWT to VF, the good times. AMBITION: Beach bum, to go cross country on horseback, with the WT gang. PROCTOR. ROBIN: BIRD LIKES: Movies, violin, music, friends, con- certs. DISLIKES: Liver, corned beef, accidents, smelly rooms, hassles, arguments. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of 75, collect- ing $ to put Hotlips Durfee in 76 Palidium. AMBITION: Work in a pediatrics ward. RASMUSSEN, WAYNE: RAZ LIKES: Almost all rock groups, Donna Cas- se 11a . DISLIKES: School lunches. FONDEST MEMORIES: 1 went to E.S.M. field days and met Donna Cassella. AMBITION: To be a big rock star and meet all my fans. REUTTER. ANNE: ROOT LIKES: Sports, winning, Snoopy, movies, my friends, giving, people, traveling, John Wayne. DISLIKES: Selfish people, suicides. FONDEST MEMORIES: Bird's nightwork, bug- ging M. L., Oct. 1, 1976, my years in sports. AMBITION: To go to Sneaker School, play pro B.B. with Dawn. ROACH. LYNNE: LIKES: Music, cheering, warm fuzzies. Barn- bee. understanding friends, letters. DISLIKES: People who follow the crowd, empty words. FONDEST MEMORIES: Skiing with the gang, having a sister for the first time. AMBITION: Make it over seas. ROACH. SCOTT: SCOTCH LIKES: Concerts, parties, skiing, music, girls and being rowdy. DISLIKES: T. D., rednecks, making pizza. FONDEST MEMORIES: Blue Oyster Cutt concert 76. skiing at Song Mountain, driver ed. AMBITION: College, fly a hangglider off Mt. Everest. ROBERTS. JACKIE: JACK LIKES: Biking, ski-dooing, football, jeans, playing my guitar and to see people smile. Jim Croce. DISLIKES: Being told what to do, homework, sitting around doing nothing, snobby people. AMBITION: To do something more with my life. ROSSI. MARK: MISCENOO LIKES: Stubby's Utopia, coconuts. Volkswag- en. the guys. B. S., Bizzaar. DISLIKES: Rednecks, getting caughts, W. M., being told no. FONDEST MEMORIES: Cosmo’s beer blast, Sundays with Wonnald. AMBITION: To live under May’s bridge, and be happy. RUDD. TIM: LITTLE MUSTANG LIKES: Parties, good times, spons, mustangs, looking neat. DISLIKES: Mean people, lettuce, work, sloppy cars. Ernie's car. math. FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 6. driving Ernie’s car. AMBITION: State Trooper. RUSSELL. HAROLD: RUSTY LIKES: Parties, good times, having fun. DISLIKES: Full days, being sick, the bottom of the glass. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer 76. all night- ers, Perryville Falls, all good times. AMBITION: To graduate, leave Chiitenangc. RUSSELL. JOHN: LIKES: Coor’s, car’s, girls, parties. DISLIKES: Going to school everyday, the end of the glass, hangovers. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of 1976, Perry- ville Falls. AMBITION: Leave Chittenango. and get out of N.Y. 175 Activities Comments pi 124 Advertisements p. 156-173 American Field Service p. 129 Appreciation p. 5 Audio Visual Club p. 142 Baseball Varsity p. 100 Junior Varsity p. 101 Freshmen p. 101 Basketball Boys Varsity p. 112 Junior Varsity p. 113 Freshmen p. 113 Eighth Grade p. 113 . Jfl Girls Varsity p. 114 Junior Varsity p. 115 Eighth Grade p. 115 BEAR FACTS p. 132-133 Boosters p. 154 Bowling p. 122-123 Cancer Youth p. 149 Cheerleading p. 98-99 Chittenango Falls p. 14-15 Chorus p. 134 Class Favorites Most Artistic p. 23 Most Athletic p. 21 Class Clowns p. 23 Class Couple p. 20 Best Dressed p. 23 Class Flirts p. 22 Most Gullible p. 22 Class Partiers p. 22 Teacher’s Pet p. 22 Most Quiet p. 22 Cutest Smile p. 20 Most Spirited p. 21 Most Studious p. 21 Most Likely to Succeed p. 20 Most Talkative p. 23 Color Guard p. 139 Conservation Class p. 146-147 Cross Country p. 110 Math Physical Reading p. 69- Science p. 72-73' Social Studies p. 70-71 Faculty Quotes p. 66 Fall Play n'-W Field Hockey Football 71 Varsity p. 104 Junior Varsity p. 105 Freshmen p. 105 French Club p. 143 Future Homemakers of Americ Future Secretaries of America p. 142 Ginger Box Fair p j44 Golf p. 13 Hon Ind. 4 Je 8 Likes and Marching Ba Maria Joyal’s Poe] Moonrock p. 10 Musical p. 136-137 176 i� :