Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

MR. JAMES CALLAGHAN; This year the Class of ’78 is dedicating the Palladium to a very talented man who has given so much of himself to our school. Not only is Mr. Callaghan head of the music department, he also directs the Junior chorus, the Senior chorus, the Jentones and Jentrys, and the Spring Musical. We want to thank you for really caring and never losing your faith in us. Keep up your enthusiasm and may you continue to work here at C.C.S. for many years to come. 2 c ffifixsaLation MISS NANCY JENNINGS; What else can we say except that without Miss Jennings as an 8th grade English teacher, what would our vocabulary be like now? She also saved the day by becoming the “Palladium” advisor this year. Our class will never forget her favor- ite word — “obnoxious.” We want to thank her for always being there and let her know she is appreciated. MR. MITCH ERION; The Class of ’78 wishes to extend their deepest appreciation to a man who has been more than a teacher to us, he has regarded us more as his friends than as his stu- dents. His concern has gone outside the class- room. and he will always remain a part of our lives. 3 To the Class of 1978; The song Memories has a special meaning for each of you at this time. Memories of the past few years will become more and more valuable as time passes. I hope that you have developed the necessary traits to enable you to be suc- cessful in the future. Success is only real if it is truly earned and not accom- plished at the expense of others. I have enjoyed my association with each of you and certainly hope that you will visit us as time permits, so that you can maintain contact with your high school. Your friend. Harold W. Talbot, Jr. High School Principal To the Class of ’78; I feel fortunate that I was able to get to know many members of the Class of ’78. You impress me as a group of friendly, happy people who work hard to meet requirements and obligations. Hopefully, you have a sense of satisfac- tion in your accomplishments. By setting sensible goals and then by earnestly working to achieve them, one can have a rewarding life that is both exciting and fun. My advice to you is to work hard but don’t forget to enjoy yourself. If there is something you want to do. whether it be travel, or further schooling, or particular employment, don't permit uncertainty to prevent you. Satisfaction in life depends on your ability to experience your interests and meet the goals you set for yourself. Good luck to each of you and always remain cheerful and friendly. I wish each of you success in the future. Your lives are off to a good start. CL 7 Mr. Charles Molloy 4 cdfdm Ln LxbiatLon and HBoazd of Education a. Warren E. Jerome. Superintendent of Schools b. Top Row: Mr. Peter C. Stucker. Mr. James G. Traub. Mr. Richard DeVaul. Mr. William Winans. Brian Barnes. Bottom Row: Mrs. Barbara Melchisky. Mr. Michael P. Schmidt. Mr. Lyle Stedman, Mr. Clyde Marcellus. To the Seniors of 1978: It is a pleasure to have this opportunity to express my heartiest congratulations and good wishes to your class. Your class seems to possess its share of the qualities we like to see in the young men and women of our school and community. Your loyalty, enthusiasm, and good citizen- ship as shown in school affairs have served as an inspira- tion for underclassmen to do as well or better in the years to come. May I remind you that commencement does not mean the end of your education, but rather the beginning of a new stage in the adventure of life where learning can con- tinue indefinitely if you desire it so. As you leave the halls of Chittenango High School to enter into new endeavors, I wish you all possible success in reaching the goals you set for yourselves. TTldfoJit Mr. Michael Sturgeon 5 ozearoxcl Everyone is an important part of this world. The Senior Class strongly believes that this statement is true and that each stu- dent contained in this school is important. We are constantly seeing the people “in the limelight” but what about the people “behind the scenes”? They do just as impor- tant a job as the others. That’s why this year’s Palladium is using the theme, “Every- one is a star.” We’d like to show that every- one does count, not just as a number or a name on a paper, but as a living, breathing, human being. a. Chittenango's own bionic volleyball player! b. HEEEY! c es ndurance acuh s tenior , TW a. Nobody ever told me that being a principal involved things like this. b. The pride of Chittenango, the rushing, raging, sparkling falls. c. One minute before the end of the last day of school. a. Maribeth Kelner is surrounded by music. b. Wow! Look at the molecular structure of that butterfly. c. It’s only the beginning. This Page a. Patty, with her head in the clouds. b. Dan. after a tough game. c. Sore paw . Kevin? d. Getting psyched? c. Glamorous cross-country star after a meet Opposite Page a. Mane in a moment of thought. b. Yeah, you're cute birdie, just watch the shirt. . . • c. A normal, everyday Chittenango stu- dent expressing himself. d. How did you ever get that V.W. stuck in the ditch? Yloutd jJt Se dl [agCe? Imagine yourself, A Junior, the person of your dreams by your side, everyone dressed in formals and tuxes, all the lights are down low, a huge, revolving ball on the ceiling, the music good and mod- ern. puffy white clouds floating around the walls and a large wizard over- seeing all the fun and excitement, every care in the world forgotten, could it be a dream? No, it was the class of '78's Junior Prom. The theme of “Could It be Magic?” was more than appropriate, because for everyone who attended, it was magic. It was one of the best efforts put forth by this year’s Senior Class and will be fondly remem- bered by all who fell under the spell. Dawn Cole 14 16 Ruth — Likes: Cheering, my friends, snow. Dislikes: Mushrooms, being depressed, waiting for buses. Ambition: To acquire an accent like Jaun’s. Fondest Memory: 1 21 77. Baseball games with the gang. Beating Caz, 1977. I'd like to Forget: Mistakes. Shelly — Likes: M.F.L.B.K.P.. Helen, Top Reverse, cream cheese, Keebler. Dis- likes: Rainy days, getting up in the morn- ing. Ambition: To travel in a Winnebago. Fondest Memory: Good times with Kathy and Snatcher. I'd like to Forget: Every mistake I ever made. Pam — Likes: Being in 4-H, many friends, traveling. Bill. Dislikes: Picky people, homework. Ambition: To go to college and be successful. Fondest Memory: 8 4 73. I'd like to Forget: 3 30 75. Michele — Likes: Roast beef sandwiches, having a good time. Dislikes: Bad weather, being bored. Ambition: Become a stewardess. Fondest Memory: Christmas. Top of the Inn ’75. I'd like to Forget: Lee B. dropping my class ring. Debbie — Likes: Working, going to the movies, my friends. Dislikes: Tests, gym. Ambition: Become a secretary and get married. Fondest Memory: A month in Boston with my cousin. !'d like to Forget: Algebra. Doris — Likes: A certain person, my friends, life, everyone. Dislikes: Snobby people. Ambition: To be happy. Fondest Memory: Driver Ed. I'd like to Forget: Bus rides to school. MICHELE ANKLIN DORIS AYLESWORTH SHELLY ADAMS RUTH ABELL PAMELA ALLEN DEBORAH AYLESWORTH 18 Anita — Likes: Boccs, reading, study halls. Dislikes: people who think they’re better than anyone else. Ambition: To become a nurse and help all I can. Fondest Memory: 7-20-75, 8-26-78, Joe and I get- ting together. I’d Like to Forget: May 15, 1977 (broke my ankle.) Nola (Buster) — Boatman, J. J. Burger, sports. Dislikes: Rednecks, rain. Ambition: To marry a fat old nch man with one leg in the grave and the other on a banana peel, go to college. Fondest Memory: Sum- mer of ’77. knowing J. J. my senior year. I'd Like to Forget: Bad experiences. Pat — Likes: Hudson, pizza, skiing. Uncle Sam's, Keith, 3, Richard and friends. Dislikes: Rainy days, loneliness. Ambition: To meet my goals in life. Fondest Memory : Summer ’77, 7-16-77, King Kong, C.C.S. Cornell. 9 24 77, times with Barnesy, sneakers in tub. I’d Like to Forget: Kissing a tractor trailer at 35 m.p.h. Steve — Likes: Kathie, paychecks, soccer, having fun. Dislikes: Bills, ice cream, leav- ing, losing. Ambition: College soccer. t e rich, live life at best. Fondest Memory: 5 22 77, Summer of 77,” times with Dave. I'd Like to Forget: Mavericks. Ed — Likes: Oswego Speedway, bowling, snowmobiling, Bentley. Dislikes: Monday mornings, having gym 1st period. Ambi- tion: To graduate and get a good job. Fondest Memory: Friday night before the Fulton race. I’d Like to Forget: Almost blowing up Ed’s engine. Andy — Likes: Senile people, waterskiing, eating, snow, orange. Dislikes: Breakfast, making decisions, being called AJ. slivers. Ambition: To figure out seal’s mind. Fond- est Memory: McEwen’s camp. I’d Like to Forget: Getting my front teeth knocked out. ANITA BARANOWSKI PATRICIA BARBER NOLA BARBER EDWARD BARRY ANDREW BASSETT 19 Y Randy — Likes: Theresa and company. Chevy’s. Yamahas. Dislikes: Not having enough lime or money. Ambition: To learn something. Fondest Memory: K. L.’s party, summer ’76. Jim — Likes: S.C.S., B B C., J.C., G.M.. baseball. 9 26, foos, 2. Dislikes: Losing to Buster, pizza, making an error, moving. Ambition: Make it through college. Fond- est Memory: Spring, summer '77. I'd Like to Forget: The two losses to Peru. Laurie (Bishipio) — Likes: The gang, green grass, parties, brunches. Dislikes: Blue magoo’s, Kimbies. no-minds. Ambi- tion: To eat the school’s food without choking, live. Fondest Memory: 2 12 77, 5 21 77. signs, bottles, friends. I'd Like to Forget: K M. A W. Class of ’78. Kimbo. V____________ RANDY BECOTTE JAMES BENNETT RICHARD BELAIR LAURA BISHOP 20 ANNETTE BLANDING SCOTT BRAYTON w L j PATRICIA BORLAND Tom Likes: David, parties, summer, mom and dad. friends. Sobotkas, 4 wheel- ing. Dislikes: G.B.. stuck ups. opossums. Ambition: T.S.D M.D.W. Fondest Mem- ory: 12 6 75. 3 13 76. I’d Like to Forget: 7 9 77. Paul. 1 23 77.6 29.77. Tim — Likes: Gretchen. 4-wheeling, pepsi. Dislikes: Witchy girls. Ambition: To be happy. I’d Like to Forget: Alot. Fondest Memory: Beat-swamp. Scott — Likes: Riding motorcycles and snow mobiling. Dislikes: Going to school. Ambition: Graduate and get a job. I’d Like to Forget: School. Pat — Likes: Cheerleading, my friends, skiing, pizza. Dislikes: Crutches, rain, onions, feeling lonely. Ambition: To be happy. Fondest Memory: King Kong, freakout Friday's with R.A.. beating Caz ’77. !'d Like to Forget: Kissing a tractor trailer at 35 m.p.h. (12 16 77). my Junior year. 12 31 76. Sue Likes: Cheering. Styz. people, life. M.S.F.. parlies. S.C.. flute. Dislikes: Dead weekends, obnoxious people. Ambition: To live life lo its fullest. Fondest Memory : Piseco. Senior and Freshman years. I'd Like to Forget: Nothing, for we learn from experience. Pam — Likes: Freedom, friends. G.. money, the sun. Genesis. Dislikes: Home- work. getting grounded. Kiss. bugs. Ambi- tion: Go to college in California. Fondest Memory: Summer ’75. California. J. H.. 101. I'd Like to Forget: The gang. Francis - Likes: Sleep, and Boces. Carol. Dislikes: School, getting up in the morn- ing. Ambition: Trucker. Fondest Memory: Going with Carol. I'd Like to Forget: School. Sue — Likes: Pizza. Donna’s parties, going to Vernes. R.A.W.A.C.S. Dislikes: Rednecks, liver, being quiet all the time, never knowing what to say. Ambition: To gel what I want out of life. Fondest Mem- ory: 10 2 76. summer of 77. I'd Like to Forget: 6 24 77. Dave — Likes: Skiing. 2:08. snow, true friends, study halls. Dislikes: Killer cor- ner. Buffalo. Ambition: Win a night soccer game. Fondest Memory: Skiing with the gang. I'd Like to Forget: 9 23 71. 22 V. y SUSAN BURKE DAVID BURLEIGH KAREN BUTLER Donna — Likes: Donnie, my family, out- doors. clouds, smiles. Dislikes: Rain, vege- tables. fighting. Ambition: To always make people happy. T.S.O.A.C. Fondest Memory: Being with Donnie, going to Florida. T.W.M. I’d Like to Forget: Buses, fighting (other than that — nothing). Karen — Likes: People and having fun with others. Dislikes: People who tease others and ones who are dishonest. Ambi- tion: Be myself, enjoy life. Fondest Mem- ory: 1976 bus rides home from Boces. I’d Like to Forget: Trouble 1 went through getting my car on the road. Judy — Likes: The gang, my big sister. Kazoos. Julie’s apartment, the never end- ing love. Dislikes: Chiltenango gossip, hypocrites, decisions, getting trapped, red- necks. Ambition: To beat the system. Fondest Memory: Spending the summer of ’77 in France. Ben — Likes: Not going to school, my waterbed. Dislikes: Getting stuck, being put dow'n. Ambition: To graduate, make a million, pay back mom. Fondest Memory: Genesis concert. Florida. Top of the Inn. Andrea — Likes: My “real friends.” never ending bouts, Julie’s apartment. Dislikes: Chill, gossip, gym class. Ambition: To bury Chittenango. Fondest Memory: Gen- esis concert. 4 24 76, wasted days with friends. I’d Like to Forget: CCS. hassles at home. BRIAN BUTTON JAMES CASLER DONNA BUTLER JUDY BUSA ANDREACARUSO TINA CASWELL LLOYD CLARK GARYCHANDLER DAWN COLE DONNACHASE GEORGE COLLING Tina — Likes: My parents, skiing, being happy. Stankey. Dislikes: Know it alls. Ambi- tion: To live my life to its fullest. Fondest Mem- ory: Toronto, my senior year. 11-12-77, sum- mer ’73. I'd Like to Forget: 1 10 75. bad expe- riences. Lloyd (Dribbles) — Likes: Drawing, roller skating, vans, hot cars, girls. Dislikes: School, bossy people, spinach, liver. Ambition: Work on cars, draw, trucker. Fondest Memory: Rid- ing the bus to Boces with Carol, my friends. I'd Like to Forget: School. Gary (Chan)— Likes: Girls, B.K. indoor track meets, pizza. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, grumpy teachers, 2 miles at indoor meets. Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do. Fondest Memory: 75 J.V. Caz invite. B.W. and gang. I’d Like to Forget: All bad things that have ever happened. Dawn — Likes: Singing and writing my songs, love, acting. Dislikes: Arguing, not being with people I love. Ambition: To love and be loved, to make something of myself. Fondest Memory: 30th, 4th, Toronto. I'd Like to Forget: Unhappy memories. Donna — Likes: Parties, getting my own way, good friends, long talks. G.P.l.T. — R.N.W.L.W., knocking down stalks. Dislikes: Frizzies, being bored, being hurt, phonies, good-byes, being alone, explanations. Ambi- tion: To be happy. Fondest Memory: W.I.W.L. George (Skeeter) — Likes: K.K.. motorcycles, good times. Dislikes: Neckties, school rules. Ambition: To achieve my highest in all I do. Fondest Memory: Is to all my friends and class- mates that helped gel me through these 6 slow years. I'd Like to Forget: All the tests and homework. A PETER COM POLI MARY ELLEN CONSTANCE BRENDA COTTET LENORA CROUCH Pete — Likes: Motorcycles, girls, smiles. Dis- likes: Hondas. Fords, stuck-up girls. Ambition: To become a great farmer. Fondest Memory: The day I got my bike. Norm. Mr. Byrnes class. I'd Like to Forget: The day 1 got caught. Chris — Likes: Santana, ice hopping, mohl, Trans Ams. Dislikes: Bus rides, hill work, sno prince. D.S. Ambition: Be rich and happy at the same time. Fondest Memory: 74 draft war in N.J. scout camp. Fd Like to Forget: Parts of chemistry class. Jr. year. Mary Ellen — Likes: Blondes. Penuchie. Vicki. M.C.T. Dislikes: Being hit on the head, living so far away, late letters, fights. Ambition: To see Lcenie again, go to Florida with Sandy, move away from Chitt. Fondest Memory: Sep- tember 24, 1977, a few days in November ’77. Fd Like to Forget: End of my Junior year. Brenda — Likes: Traveling, snowflakes, mice, being with friends, blue, chocolate cake. Burger King, fireplaces. Dislikes: Gossip, peo- ple being mad. pain, misunderstandings. Ambi- tion: To become a teacher, to be happy and make others happy. Fondest Memory: Senior year. Fd Like to Forget: Ordering soda water. Lenora — Likes: Dan Dines, painting, nursing, having fun, and drive-ins. Dislikes: Arguments, eleven o’clock. Ambition: To go to Florida and to marry Dan. Fondest Memory: 12 7 76. A.A.T.G.T.W.K.A.O. Fd Like to Forget: 9 20 77 A.A.C.N.l.W.T.P.T. ✓ 25 V Lori — Likes: Red Devil, Jungle Bunnie, Mom and Dad, nursing. Dislikes: People who try too hard. Ambition: Nursing, live in a log cabin, go places, meet people. LIVE! Fondest Memory: All of them. 12-3- 76. I d Like to Forget: Can collections. Doreen (Base) — Likes: Gerb, Maxi, White Rat, pizza. Kiss, the pond. Dislikes: Having my name messed up, not getting along. Ambition: Be happy. LIVE, get a car. Fondest Memory : P.W.G.A.C., Canas- tota 76. 7-8-77, 6-17-77. 5-20-22-77. I’d Like to Forget: Brown Mac Mach 1. Jim — Likes: R.G. Dislikes: People who think they’re big, school, getting up in the morning. Ambition: To go in the Air Force, to be the best welder in the world. Fondest Memory: The day “1 met R.G. I’d Like to Forget: All of the bad times in life. John — Likes: Concerts, girls, the gang. Dislikes: Bad times, motorcycle, acci- dents. Ambition: To live happily ever after. Fondest Memory: Caz game 9-24-77, Genesis concert. 4-24-76. I’d Like to For- get: 8-18-77 when I broke my leg. Rick — Likes: Soccer, track, brunettes, pizza, Italian girls. Dislikes: Talkative girls, snow. Ambition: To go through life doing everything to the best of my ability. Fondest Memory: Making track All-Stars. Chris — Likes: Jim, parties at Fort Kesler, sailing, Sam, Slick, Yes. Dislikes: Name- bummer. Ambition: To have Jim trust me. Fondest Memory: 1 76, fun times with Sam, summer of 73. I’d Like to Forget: Phillips party. v LORI DaPOLITO CHRIS DEYO JAMES DELANEY x i A DOREEN DAUGHETY JOHN DELANEY RICHARD DeORDIO r Karen — Likes: Parties, friends, good music. Fayetteville Mall. Dislikes: Getting caught. Fondest Memory: Feb. 1977. Oct. 30. 1976. Ambition: To leave C.C.S. I'd Like to Forget: Getting caught Feb. 1977. Doug — Likes: Gigi. Suzuki’s. music. Dis- likes: Hondas. “know-it-alls who don’t know it all. Kubecka’s. Fondest Memory: Summer camps. World of Life. I'd Like to Forget: Physical Fitness tests. Bob — Likes: C.F.. God. my guitar, trac- tors. entertaining and pleasing people. Dislikes: Satin, hot days, show-offs, wise guys, people who think they know it all. Ambition: To become an entertainer. Fondest Memory: Summer 77“ Driver Ed. class. I'd Like to Forget: 8 10 77, the day I had an accident with my dad’s new car. Kevin — Likes: Tammy, camping, water- skiing. hunting, sports. Dislikes: One night people Ambition: M.T.C., work hard, enjoy life. Fondest Memory: 11 24 76. watching sunsets. I'd Like to Forget: Cer- tain people. Woody — Likes: Karen, tennis, pizza. Star Wars. Dislikes: Spinach, braces, ties, hospitals. Ambition: Meet Mr. Dirt. Fond- est Memory: Summer of ’77. I'd Like to Forget: 7th grade, Oct. ’73. KAREN DINES f CYNTHIA DOMBROWSKI KEVIN DUDLEY DOUGLAS DOAN ROBERT DOSS WOODROW EVERETT V. Dennis — Likes: T.F.. my Toyota race car. Dislikes: Getting out of bed. home- room. Ambition: To get out of here, be rich without working. Fondest Memory: 9 25 77, 8 27 76. I'd Uke to Forget: Chit- tenango. bad times. Rick — Likes: My JDX4 Special. Shelii. Leyte. Dislikes: Boces. $2.35 minimum wage. Fondest Memory: 9 19 77. 8 30 76. I'd Like to Forget: The day after the Chit- tenango Field Days. Chris — Likes: Talking. J.C. music, ski- ing, parties, piano, being daring, snow. Dislikes: Hypocrites, depressions, long nights. Ambition: To F ind M.y S elf. Fondest Memory: B.B.. J.G.’s party. Bird. U.S.. Mr. Erion. 9 23-25. Soccer, sneakers in tub. I'd Uke to Forget: Bad times, fists in Sams. 1 1 77. Kathie — Ukes: Steve, food, skiing, par- lies. Christmas, vacations. Dislikes: Bad moods, bakery. Ambition: T.M.S.B.. to live forever, to get a good job and earn lots of $. Fondest Memory: 5 22 77. Flo- rida. Niagara Falls “77. I'd Like to For- get: Nothing. y 28 KAREN FLANCO ARLVN FORNEY Karen — Likes: B.D.. Oneida, skating, family. KISS. Dislikes: Fighting, two faces. “Doll Face. Ambition: Getting out in the world. Fondest Memory: 12 19 76. “74. “77“ 8 14 77 (Deb. George, and Bob) Mopeds.’ Chitt. Can.. Sylvan Beach, squash hole in Wampsville. parties with D.M.. D.B.. M.G.. good times at the rink. I'd Like to Forget: 9 9 77. all the things that shouldn't have happened. Arlyn — Likes: Clark Gable, cocoa, sum- mer. Mr. Erion. Shackelton Pt.. hockey, mom and dad. Dislikes: Mosquitoes, rain, waking up. being bored, “clicks. Ambi- tion: To seek and find. Fondest Memory: 6 6 75. times with Lady and Cocoa. Mon- day night gossip with the Hale. Trig. !’d Like to Forget: Moles. ERIK FRANK DIANEGERBER Erik — Likes: Brandy. Ma. indoor track. Genesis, sleeping late. snow. Dislikes: Taking Brandy out in the morning, rainy mornings, being called Erok. Fondest Memory: 4 30 77, 11 14 77. I'd Like to Forget: 11 10 77. Ambition: To run a two minute half. Diane — Likes: Italian guys, vans, Frampton. music, friends and family, laughing. Dislikes: Being gullible, crowds, waiting. Ambition: To join the mafia. Fondest Memory: Junior Prom (going in a van). Jud's Suzuki. The Pond. Boces. year- book picnics. B.B.G.A.H. I’d Like to For- get: The day after the Prom. V_____________ 29 Jeff — Likes: Phantom Revival, girls in general. Jonesy. Mom and Dad. Dislikes: Paranoids. Ambition: P.B.A.. T.M.S.. N.L.R.B.. T.B.A.A.I.M.F.C. INC. Fondest Memory: 9 19 60. L.W.. Virginia. I'd Like to Forget: Cracked windshields. Paulette Likes: Rolos. Friendly's. Dis- likes: Early nights. Chittenango's chit- chat. Fondest Memory: 6 24 77. All the good times with Karen. I'd Like to Forget: Wasteful nights with a certain person. Rick — Likes: Partying. Seniors. Good Lum. X.E.S.. driving fast. Dislikes: Olds- mohiles. Mex.. 'raga ditches. Rednecks. Ambition: Buy a new car. Fondest Mem- ory: Summer parties. I'd Like to Forget: Nothing. Sabra — Likes: Kim. mom and dad. pup- pies. the piano, outdoors and wildflowers. Dislikes: Sad people, peanut butter, being alone. Ambition: To spend my life with Kim and be happy. Fondest Memory : 6 16 77. I'd Like to Forget: Nothing is worth forgetting. Madeline Likes: insanity. S.B.'s. boat rides. Dislikes: Soggy cereal, faulty lights, “the crew. my laugh. Ambition: To climb Mt. Everest with my shoes on backwards. Fondest Memory: Stoleman. a tack in T.J.'s. stealing the 'ville, my find. I'd Like to Forget: D.P.. C.G. violin, a small acci- dent! 30 ✓ PAULETTE GIFFORD JEFFREY GIFFORD MARK GILLETTE RICHARD GOUX SABRA GRAVERSON MADELINE GREENE Cheryl — Likes: Rick. 4 speed on the floor, the “gang.” my family. Dislikes: Upsetting my parents, brown nosers. Ambition: To be successful in my marriage and with my children. Fondest Memory: 5 1 76, 9 27 76. 9 30 77 my wedding. !'d Like to Forget: Summer of 72 and follow- ing school year. Karen — Likes: Drive-ins. Barracuda's, motorcycles. B.O.C.E.S. Dislikes: Parties, what they didn’t teach us in health class. Fondest Memory': 8 29 76, Summer of 77. Vd Like to Forget: C.C.S. Maribeth — Likes: Friendly people, puppy dogs. Fleetwood Mac. F.A. and J.G., C.G. Dislikes: Snooty people, cli- ques. fighting, tag-alongs. Ambition: To help exceptional children. F.A.R.M.G.T. Fondest Memory: S-M. camping, 4 30 77. 8 77. 11 4 77. Fd Like to Forget: Canas- tota hockey 76.9 76. Robin — Likes: Football, basketball, baseball, disco dancing, soul music, sew- ing. crazy guys, mdoern ballet, sports cars, great movies and life. Dislikes: Stuck up people. C.C.S. Ambition: To be a great fashion designer and go in the Navy and get mamed to a great ambitious guy and be healthy and wise. Fondest Memory: Syl- van Beach w D-A, S.H. and Sis and Easter vacation, summer of 1977. Jim — Likes: Charles Angels, pizza. Beach Boys, magic, outdoors. Dislikes: Stuck up people, fighting, getting splashed by cars. Ambition: Become a professional magician, work the magic castle. Fondest Memory: Grandma HALL. NEW YORK CITY. Snoopy. Browny. Fd Like to For- get: 2 18 70. football. Greyhound. Rick — Likes: Parties, girls. Bk., Raz’s Barn. Dislikes: School, JM’SM, The Pit. Ambition: Work for the things that will make me happy in life. Fondest Memory: Summer of '77, Mo-ville 9 20 77. Fd Like to Forget: All I’ve been through. KAREN GUSTINA ROBIN HAAS RICHARD HALL MARIBETH HAAS JAMES HALL CHERYL GROVER 31 i i I ' DEBRA HARTER VICKI HARTMAN PATRICIA HATCH r Sandy — Likes: Ken. friends, art. parties, weekends, seafoods. Dislikes: Car breaking down. Ambition: To do the most I can with my life and to take care of Kenny. Fondest Mem- ory: 1 10 76. 1 28 76. 3 20 76. 6 26 76, America concert. Boces. I'd Like to Forget: Nothing. Deb — Likes: Horses, music. “Sam.” my big brother. Dislikes: Fakes, loud mouths, two faced people. Ambition: To become a profes- sional rider and trainer. Fondest Memory: My Junior year. I'd Like to Forget: 10-29-1976. death. Ter — Likes: Jim. sunshine, teddy bears, cheerleading, kittens, friends, laughter, my family. Dislikes: Saying goodbye, being alone, getting hurt, fighting. Ambition: To be happy and make other people happy. Fondest Mem- ory: 9-25-76, the prom. 9-24-77. we beat Caz. I'd Like to Forget: New Year’s Eve “77.” 1-8- 77. Vicki — Likes: Animals, spending money, good friends like M.C. Dislikes: Bossy people, getting up early. Ambition: To become a good nurse. Fondest Memory: Oneida basketball game, with A.R. and J.R.. S.N.W.T.T.F.l.T.M. Fd Like to Forget: My junior year, all the stu- pid things I’ve done. Mike — Likes: Motorcycles, snow and being free. Dislikes: Snobby parents, being coupcd up. Ambition: To go out and find a profitable job. Fondest Memory: 10-21-77. Bill’s wedding. Fd Like to Forget: S.B. 9-5-77. D.C. Patty — Likes: Sports. Daiscy. E’ville, nice weather, my friends, weekends. Dislikes: N.Y. weather. Mondays. Ambition: To go out West. Fondest Memory: Marching in the mud. all the bad things, that have happened to me. 32 V. MARK HAVENS MARY HAYNES JUDY HILDEBRAND JEFFREY HILDRETH DOUGLAS HIRT DARLENE HOLDEN Likes: Carol. Dislikes: Mondays. To make the most money with the least work. Fondest Memory: Oct. I, 1976. !'d like to Forget: 7-1-77 onions. Jeff — Likes: Sue. soccer, skiing, having fun. Pontiac Grand Prix. Dislikes: Spinach. Austin America's. Ambition: To do what I want for- ever. Fondest Memory: All the good times I had cliff jumping. I'd like to Forget: 6-4-76. Mary (Twerpy) — Likes: The prune, pansy, t. bucket, sports, hockey. Boston. Dislikes: Going to boring classes. Ambition: To be a phys. ed. teacher, to get revenge. Fondest Mem- ory: Volleyball season “76”; Times with T, Jan. “76”. I'd like to Forget: 9-27-74, my two black eyes. Doug (Franz) — Likes: Soccer. Mr. Kirsh. pockets. BK barbequed chicken. Dislikes: Social studies, running, losing weight. Ambi- tion: To play college soccer and then be drafted into the NASL. Fondest Memory: Boys’ State, the doctor. I'd like to Forget: lb-11 Wrestling Season. Judy — Likes: Music. E. J., bio and b.r. friends. D. C.’s locker, being rowdy. Dislikes: Losing tracks. Ambition: T.B.A.T.D.W.I.W. Fondest Memory: S.M. 9 24 77. bio. L.V.’s lifesavers. I'd tike to Forget: S.K.'s red ties, 8 8 76. The Boot. Darlene — Likes: The Gang, pink panther. C.R.B., R.V. The Dryden gang. Dislikes: Stuck up people. Ambition: To be successful. Fondest Memory: 8-23-76, 9-4-77, Summer of 77. 9-25 77. I'd like to Forget: Summer of 76.9-23-77. Mark — A mbit ion: 33 A LAURIE HOLLIDAY CHERYL HULSIZER COLLEEN HOLT MARY HUTCHINS Laurie — Likes: R.J., swimming, friends, mom, dad. Dislikes: Arguing, bossy peo- ple. Ambition: Make a million dollars. Fondest Memory: Summer “77 in Mass.. 8-7-77. Vd Like to Forget: All bad times. Colleen — Likes: Dave, friends, lakes, pictures, music, life, poetry. Dislikes: Has- sles, hypocrites, goodbyes. Ambition: Live my own life. Fondest Memory: 10 18 76, Palladium, 77, times with friends, S.B.D. 77. picnics, Jr. year, people I’ve met, D. A.T. Fd Like to Forget: Stalled cars. Doug — Likes: Chevelles, girls, O.U. Dis- likes: Sunday mornings. Ambition: Go back to Colorado. Fondest Memory: Meet- ing K.C. Fd Like to Forget: Gas pedal stuck with no brakes. Pat (Freight) — Likes: L.W. Nobles Con- vairs Hogmier Bros. Dislikes: People pushing me around. Jecks, injuries. Ambi- tion: To get the job I want and to travel, to graduate. Fondest Memory: Beating Caz. 9 24 77, good times with the boys. Fd Like to Forget: Precourts Door. Sullivan Park in February. Mary — Likes: Barry Manilow, “the gang. Pink Panther, Greenie, lime sher- bet. Dislikes: Money, being quiet, and sane. Ambition: To become a successful writer. Fondest Memory: SS, Summer of ’77. Fd Like to Forget: 9 74, 8 76, 11 76, Bacon and Lettuce. 34 V. Mike — Likes: LuAnn, my friends. X- country. Dislikes: Snobs, stuck up people. Ambition: To own a chain of Burger Kings for LuAnn. Fondest Memory: 7-2-76. mak- ing the state X-country team. I'd Like to Forget: All the unhappy times I’ve experi- enced. Juana — Likes: Music, reading, basket- ball. Dislikes: The boys that are crazy. Ambition: To be an accountant. Fondest Memory: Fifteenth birthday party. I'd Like to Forget: Having to repeat second grade. Dave — Likes: Cars, girls, friendly people, hunting. Dislikes: Unfriendly people, missing easy shots. Ambition: To own a new truck. Fondest Memory: Mark’s little Friday night parties, 19 brown trout. I'd Like to Forget: Hunting season 11 20 76. Kathy — Likes: Drive-ins, parties, kittens. Dislikes: Good-byes, being hurt. Ambi- tion: Go to Florida, make something out of my life. Fondest Memory: Crazy times with L.C.. a certain night with a certain someone. I’d Like to Forget: The night the battery went dead. John — Likes: Betty, motorcycle riding, guitar, stops, beverages. Dislikes: Failing Social Studies. Ambition: Get a job, get an apartment with BJ. Fondest Memory: Get- ting my Suzuki. I'd Like to Forget: Feb. 12,77, breaking my arm. MICHAEL JEMOLA KATHY KIEB JUANAJUAREZ JAMES KESLER JOHN KIRSCH DAVID KELNER 35 Carrie — Likes: Mulligans, Syracuse, The pretty men. Dislikes: no-nods. C.P.D. La- de-da Crooked heads. Ambition: To be the best hand-glider. Fondest Memory: Too many to remember. I’d like to forget: a party at my house. George Harrington at Monte Carlo. Tara — Likes: Food, Cruisin, Being with friends. Dislikes: Being bored, getting embarrassed, being fat. Ambition: To get a job and my own car. Fondest Memory: Summer “75,” parties at Mikes. I’d like to forget: being initiated. Ken (Chops) — Likes: Javelins. Chevy’s, The Yankees, weekends, parties. Columbo. Dislikes: Being broke. Fords. Ambition: To walk on the sun. Fondest Memory: Summer of “77. I’d like to for- get: Chemistry. CARRIE KNASICK TARA LANGDON CHARLES KOAGEL KENNETH LANPHEAR 36 SCOTT LANSING SHANE LaVANCHER SHAWN LaVANCHER ROBERT LAVIER speak no evil, do no evil. Scott — Likes: Food, hunting, skiing. Dis- likes: School, books. Ambition: Get out of school. Fondest Memory: Coming here from N.S. I’d like to forget: T.B. Shane — Likes: Sherry, football, beating Caz, Canostota, “60.” Dislikes: Webber’s Mtn., Pracitce. Ambition: To play middle linebacker for the Vikings. Fondest Mem- ory: Summer of “76.” Shaun — Likes: Supermodifieds, Chevy’s, Bentleys, left front tire. Ambition: To take track champ of Oswego Speedway. Fond- est Memory: Those Saturday nights at the Big “O.” I’d like to forget: All those mis- erable football drills. Bob — Likes: Genesis, Top “Reverse,” P.V., Parties. Dislikes: Injuries. Ambition: To go 14'3 , to graduate from C.C.S. Fondest Memory: Senior year, Jr. Prom. I’d like to forget: 12 23. 3? -------------- Bill — Likes: Cindy, baseball, soccer, sleeping, meditating, B.K. Dislikes: Silting on the bench, cold weather, being upset. Ambition: To be happy and to make other people happy. Fondest Memory': 6 14 77. winning Tri-Valley baseball, the doctor. I'd Like to Forget: X-country. John — Likes: C.D.. music, camping, making new friends. Dislikes: Nosey peo- ple. Ambition: To give as much as I can. Fondest Memory: Summer '77. I'd Like to Forget: J.P. with S.D. Mary — Likes: Tennis, summer, sunny days. Dislikes: Getting hurt, disappoint- ment. Ambition: Do something in commu- nications. Fondest Memory: My first ten- nis lesson. I’d Like to Forget: Losing my first tennis match. Tim — Likes: Running, winning a night out. parties, family, being a loner. Dis- likes: Being stood up. choking, losing weight, bad moods, stuckups. being laughed at. Ambition: To weigh 140 lbs. Fondest Memory•: 10 6 76. summer '11. I'd Like to Forget: Wasted nights, home- work. 9 23 77, being tired. Sue — Likes: Mom, Dad. Gret. M.K.. running, feeling fit. tennis, winning my tennis matches. Dislikes: Losing my tennis matches, fat people, report cards. Ambi- tion: To be truly happy. Fondest Memory: Teaching L.J. to ski. Fd Like to Forget: Nothing. Everything in life is worth remembering. Joe — Likes: Summer, spaghetti. B. track, strawberries, math, cross-country. Dis- likes: Vegetables, mud. rain, school lunches. Ambition: To be famous. Fondest Memory: 9 23 11, Pizza Hut after Oneida meet. Fd Like to Forget: All my slow times in X-C. SUZANNE LOWE JOSEPH LUCKETTE r STEVEN MARTIN JULIANNE MATZELL Don — Likes: Donna, outdoors, fast cars, sports. Dislikes: un-smart people, creeps, obesity, getting used. Ambition: To make a million dollars. Fondest Memory: Being with Donna and when I got my license. I’d like to Forget: Fights with Donna. Cam — Likes: Stephen P. Wafer, sun- shine. the farm. Gretchen, laughter, music, good humor, Florida. Dislikes: Gossip, warm Pepsi. Ambition: To buy my own island, to be happy, get my license. Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom, 9 25 77. Kim — Likes: Gregg, family, friends, cheering, “hot days,” Friendly’s, puppies, sports. Dislikes: Arguments, sad endings, good-byes. Ambition: To get my license, get through law school, get a house boat. Fondest Memory: Grandpa, “Caz” game. Ed — Likes: Baseball, Yankees, good times, sleeping, parties. Dislikes: Cincin- nati, getting up early, having an older brother. Ambition: To own a casino in Las Vegas. Fondest Memory: Moving to Bridgeport, ’74, field days. I’d like to For- get: Popular brother. Steven — Julie — Likes: Sunshine, music, ocean, getting tan, soccer, vacations. Dislikes: phoney people, waiting, loneliness. Ambi- tion: To live in Calif., look like Twiggy. Fondest Memory: Skiing with “the gang.” Hoop Season ’76. I’d like to Forget: Time I’ve wasted. _______J 39 debbie McAllister JEFFREY MCDONALD william McCarthy r LISAMENNINGER LISAMERRIAM Andrew McFarland Debbie — Likes: R.A. Fridays, parties. K.F., being happy. Dislikes: Tests, fights with R.A. Ambition: Spending my life with someone very special. Fondest Memory: 8-11-1977. summer of 75. I'd Like to Forget: Summer of 76. F.D. Andy — Likes: Chevys, dirt tracks, blonds, Boston. Bently. mom and dad. Dislikes: Straw- berries. Louie. Fords. Genesis. Ambition: To own a modified, to win. I'd Like to Forget: 5- 31-74. the tree. Fondest Memory: Summer of 77. the tree, the lot car, R.T. 77. N.S. 76. Bill (B. Mac) — Likes: Nobles, brew and S.C.O. Hogg Meyer Bros., F-ball. cruising the back roads, family. Dislikes: Rain, no bucks. Ambition: To be an annual winner of the N.Y. State million dollar lottery. Fondest Memory: Beating Caz. I’d Like to Forget: 17-1, begin- ning of 77 summer. Lisa — Likes: Jim, friends, skiing, going out and having fun. Dislikes: Being alone, being cold, fighting. Ambition: T.M.J.M.A.B.H. Fondest Memory 9-17-75. the party, all the good times with Jim. Fd Like to Forget: Noth- ing. Jeff — Likes: Bio, N.P., Fred, Saturday after- noons and movies. Dislikes: Liver. Ambition: To meet Charlie. Fondest Memory: 6-22-77. Fd Like to Forget: B-ball my soph, year, 10-31-77. Lisa — Likes: R.P., parties, skiing, Poncho and Satin, food, daydreaming. Dislikes: Fights, feeling fat. Ambition: To get a car, to meet Dan Fogclburg. to be happy. Fondest Memory: 11- 7-77. 8-14-72. getting my license. Fd Like to Forget: Getting in trouble, rainy days. 40 V y JAMES MERRILL RICHARD MILLER r Jim — Likes: K.O. cycles. Dislikes: Stuck up people. Boces. Ambition: To he successful in business. Fondest Memoryv Getting my bike. !'d Like to Forget: H.F. rainy days. Rich — Likes: Music, pizza, movies. Dislikes: Crowded places, rowdy people. Ambition: Gel a job after graduation. Fondest Memory': Hav- ing breakfast with Terry and Howard before they left. Fd Like to Forget: Moving. Dora — Likes: George Van Ornam and driv- ing cars. cats, babies. Dislikes: Fords, staying up late. Ambition: Graduate “78, marry George, few kids. Fondest Memory: 11-5-75, 12-22-75. Fd Like to Forget: Homework. Tim — Likes: Styx, Genesis, Todd. Dislikes: Rednecks, rain, having no matches. Ambition: To get my drivers license and van it. Fondest Memory: My Senior year, all the parties at Deb's. Fd Like to Forget: 9 18 77, all the bad times. June (Bug) — Likes: Mike, my kitty. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, bakery. Ambition: T.M.M.A.B.H., to find a decent job and be rich. Fondest Memory: 12 16 76, Salsibury Beach, Mass. Fd Like to Forget: 10 74. Dan (Mof) — Likes: T.E., Cougers, having fun. Dislikes: School. Ambition: To become rich quick. Fondest Memory: Meeting T.E. Fd Like to corget: A certain person. V 41 JOSEPH MOON DEBRA MORTIMER COLLEEN OLMSTEAD Joe — Likes: Pizza, cz. Dislikes: Liver, know-it-alls, being in trouble. Ambition: To be free. Fondest Memoryv 7 75. I'd like to Forget: My Junior Year. Deb — Likes: True friends, being happy. Mom and Dad. looking forward to the future. Dislikes: Being hurt by people I care about. Ambition: To be happy. Fond- est Memory: Junior prom with Dave. I'd like to Forget: Misunderstandings. Masako — Likes: Listening to music, playing basketball, talking to friends. Dis- likes: Sewing. Ambition: To travel all over the world. Fondest Memory: Being an AFS student. I'd like to Forget: All my failures. Colleen — Likes: Dennis, Jimmy. Char- ley. Mom, all my friends. Dislikes: People who think they know everything. Fondest Memory: Easter. I'd like to Forget: 8 14 76. Summer ’77. Deb — Likes: Most boys, school, games, pizza. Dislikes: Possessive people. Ambi- tion: Jo graduate. Fondest Memory: Dry- den gang. Green Lakes. 8 23 76. Fd like to Forget: Jan. ’77. The chain saw. DALE MORGAN I 42 Carrie — Likes: Lasagna. Keeb. K.O.. parties, all nighters. Dislikes: Sleepless nights, back slabbers. Ambition: To like what I do and do it well. Fondest Memory : Summer on the road, good times with Kell. I'd Like to Forget: 1973. stupid things I did and still do. Fred — Likes: T.V.. music. Fridays, root beer, life. Dislikes: Mondays, slippery floors, squeaky sneakers, colds. Ambition: To enjoy life and someday be smart. Fondest Memory: My high school years. !'d Like to Forget: Freezing at football games. Kelly — Likes: Simple things. Prince B.P.. Diamond Beach, ballet. Dislikes: Hassles, walls. Ambition: To get a mate for Sun- dance and ride off in the sunset. Fondest Memoryv Florida and the Royal Family, all my trips. 11-26-76. I'd Like to Forget: 7-clevcn. Jeff — Likes: Wiggins, Willy, boats. Dis- likes: Wise kid. grade school. Ambition: To be married to Wiggins. Fondest Mem- ory: 1 9 11-1. 6-27-77. I'd Uke to Forget: 8 23 77. living on the ridge. Marie — Likes: Drawing, skiing, sailing, sleeping. Dislikes: Washing dishes, hot dogs, hypocrites. Ambition: To travel and to live in a town in a large forest as a she- pherdess. Fondest Memory: Staying one year in Chittenanga with the Rotary. I'd Like to Forget: Every morning 1 have to get up. Rhetl — Likes: Good times. Ambition: To be able to fly (in a plane). Fondest Mem- ory: Yes concert in Buffalo. Derek’s birth- day party. I'd Like to Forget: C.C.S. CARRIE ORENDORFF KELLY OTOOLE MARIE PAPILLAUD FRED OSBORNE JEFFREY OTTAWAY RHETTPATCHETT Kathy — Likes: M.F.L.B.. Top reverse. E.D.. United. K.F., Lori. Anne. Fran. Dis- likes: Rain, snobs, cat women. Fondest Memory: 5 27-30 77. good times with Shelly and Snacher. Ambition: To travel in a win-a-bago. I’d Like to Forget: Chitten- ango High School. Amy — Likes: Bobby, art. piano. Blaze, far-away places, friends, mom and dad. “H.B.” Dislikes: Waiting, insecurity, leg- sucking fish. Ambition: Syracuse U.. to be warned, enjoy. Fondest Memory : 12 5 76. Siestakey. wagon trains, magic. Grampa. Gink. I'd Like to Forget: Conformity, being labeled, runaways. Mike — Likes: Hobbies, electronics, food. Dislikes: Boring people. Fondest Memory : My friends. I’d Like to Forget: How many times I’ve forgot. Mark — Likes: Lumbo.” Florida and good-ole-times! Dislikes: The morning blues, rednecks. Fondest Memory: Genesis concert. Florida with the Mort.” I'd Like to Forget: My junior year. Bailey’s w inter- rats. V AMY PETERSEN KATHY PERKS MICHAEL PETRIE MARK PFOHL Mane enjoying her stay at C.C.S. 44 DAVID PRECOURT PAULA PROULX Robin — Likes: Horses, sports. Steve. Dislikes: Goodbyes. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Fondest Memory: All the friends I made when I came here. I'd like to Forget: All the bad days I’ve had. Hugh — Likes: Dawney. the boys. cars. Dislikes: Bad knees. Ambition: To drive an 18-wheeler. Fondest Memory: Genesis Concert and ’77 dinner dance. Fd like to Forget: Hospitals. Dave-— Likes: Cruising in Barnes’ car. cliff jumping, Jeff. Dislikes: Mavericks. Ambition: To become a P C manager. Fondest Memory: 4 30 77. I’d like to For- get: 1 7 76. Paula — Likes: Good times, true friends, summer nights. Genesis. Dislikes: Back- stabbers, let-downs, arguments. Ambition: To win the N.Y.S. Lottery and retire from Burger King at 18. Fondest Memory: Montreal 75. Quebec ’77. Europe ’78. and many more. Fd like to Forget: Nothing. 45 r Julie — Likes: Al, Mom and Dad. the gang. Fred, true friends. Fondest Memory: Genesis Concert. I'd like to Forget: Wasted days. Val — Likes: Family, friends. J. C. . music, being a cheerleader. Dislikes: Inde- cision. being told to slow down, indiffer- ence. Fondest Memory: Jr. prom. Sound of Music, talks at C.G.. eight days of sun- shine. Disneyland. I'd like to Forget: Nothing! Mike — Likes: The barn. D.A.B. Dislikes: Work. Ambition: To see Coach Di with long hair. Fondest Memory: All the good times I’ve had with Deb and Rick. I'd like to Forget: Canastota Field Days. Laurianne — Likes: Bob. MZ. JR. FR, the gang. Europe. English accent. Dis- likes: Braces. Ambition: To live in France, be a good nurse. Fondest Memory: April in Paris 76. Jr. prom. I’d like to Forget: A certain white Camaro. Martin — Likes: Skiing, golf, stage band. Dislikes: Tests, term papers. Ambition: Have fun and be successful. Fondest Mem- ory: Sky ridge. Fd like to Forget: Shooting a 56 at Camden. JULIA RAINER! CINDY RASMUSSEN LAURIANNE RAO VALERIE RALSTON MICHAEL RASMUSSEN MARTIN ROACH 46 JAMES RAWSON DARLENE REYNOLDS WILLIAM ROSE STEVEN RUSSELL r Jim — Likes: Karen, football, having a good time. Dislikes: Stuck up people, unfair fights. Karen mad. A mbit ion: Con- tractor. Fondest Memory: throw- ing Karen in the swimming pool with her dress on. I'd Like to Forget: Fighting with Karen, the failure of my first road test. Dan — Likes: Genesis, Lumbo. P.V.. (Top, Reverse). Dislikes: Mex. Goux’s car. Fondest Memory: The Barn. Piseco Lake. Fd Like to Forget: Perkshop, C.C.S. Marion — Likes: Walking in the rain. A.B.. M S., S.S.. R.P.. M.V., F.B., pizza, parties. Dislikes: Snobby people, being told what to do, know-it-alls, getting up in the morning. Ambition: To become a com- mercial artist, to get married. Fondest Memory: The Happening 77. I'd Like to Forget: C.C.S. being alone. Bill — Likes: Top Reverse.” The Farm. Genesis, head rushes. Dislikes: Lazy peo- ple. homegrown. Ambition: Ask my friends. Fondest Memory: 4 4 16, Chitten- ango and Canastota Field Days. I'd Like to Forget: Summer of 77. anything bad. Steve — Likes: Bojo and Jake, tennis, par- ties. blue eyes, people, music. Dislikes: Mex, first class rednecks, seeing people cry. Ambition: To enjoy fully everything life has to offer. Fondest Memory: The Barn, seniors 78. Fd Like to Forget: Pass- ing out. V 47 At } MARKSANDFORD GARY SADLER ROBERT SAGOR JACQUELINE SECORD JEFFREY SEELEY FREDSCHEUER (----------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob — Likes: Hunting, fishing, boating, camping, hiking. Dislikes: Leav- ing the Navy. Ambition: To go back to the service and finish. Fondest Memory: Going through school in the Navy. Jackie — Likes: Fireplaces, camping, people, life, football, swimming, my family, snow. Dislikes: Hypocrites, rumors, being sick, boredom, rainy mornings. Ambition: To get married and be happy with whomever. Fond- est Memory: Every memory is my fondest. Toronto. I'd Like to Forget: Boring evenings at home. R.D. Mark (Pork Chop) — Likes: P C. Ambition: Be manager of P C. Fondest Memory: 3-10-77. 18th birthday party. !'d Like to Forget: The summer of Jeff — Likes: Music, my axe. Dislikes: Cycles going the wrong way. Ambi- tion: Get a new Gibson and play like Page. Fondest Memory Denied busses. Fd Like to Forget: MA's late homework. 48 V y SCOTT SINNETT MARY JEAN SMITH VALERIE SMITH Tammy - Likes: M.F.L.B.. (S.A.S.) Steely Dan. good times, my friends. Dislikes: The cold, spiders, summer days, fighting. Ambition: To always find happiness and success. Fondest Memory: Good times with S.A.S.. a night at snatchers camp. I'd Like to Forget: The bad times. Scott — Likes: M.J.S.. life, parties, friends, lit- tle kitchens. Dislikes: Stuck up people. Ambi- tion: To be good at what I do and live a long happy life. Fondest Memory The night I was broke in. Fd Like to Forget: P.R.. all the bad memories I have. Thrill Hill. Greg — Likes: Hooch, parties, music, guitar. Dislikes: Ram. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Fondest Memory: 2 1 32?. Latin. D.L.. Gene- sis Concert. Fd Like to Forget: C.C.S. Bruce — Likes: Flying a Cessna 150. boating, girls. Pam R. Dislikes: Phonies, thieves, and other false people. Ambition: Have a good life. Fondest Memory: Dinner at Emersons. 8 77. Fd Like to Forget: 1976. Val (PJ.) — Likes: Waterskiing, summer, grey, parties. Dislikes: Frogs, being alone and bored, rain. Ambition: Buy a car. travel and be happy. Fondest Memory: Being an Aunt. 9 2 77. I'd Like to Forget: Being the youngest in the fam- ,iy s 49 RICHARD STEVENS SUSAN STILES r Don — Likes: Carpentry, racing, working on cars, good parties, good times with Smiths, my home away from home. Dis- likes: Bad times, fighting with friends, red- necks. Fondest Memory: “Summer of 77,” “Robbin.” I'd Like to Forget: 9 24 77. Leanne — Likes: Cold weather, parties, skiing. Christmas, yum-yum. Dislikes: Concentrating on something, reading, rainy days. Ambition: To travel, and work in the airlines, being healthy. Fondest Memory: Summer of '77, Spain, Roaring Brook. I'd Like to Forget: The day I took my drivers test and R.S. Dick — Likes: “Rug” 3, baseball 7, F.B.B.B., snow and water skiing. “Stretch.” “Tidus.” beating Caz 19-0, 9 24 77, hitting. 450 33 RBI’s. Dislikes: Get- ting up early, snakes, needles. Ambition: To play college and then pro ball. Fondest Memory: Spending summer evenings talk- ing. making varsity F.B.B.B. and baseball as a sophomore, skiing. I’d Like to Forget: My sophomore and junior years of Hoop. a y 50 Brenda - Likes: Tom. Sheryl. Grinch. the gang, basketball, being called Broom Dus- ter. Boo Boos. Dislikes: Application peo- ple who don’t understand Gateway Diner. S. H. Ambition: Find a job. T. G.A.e.r.A.M.T.I.A.. live the way I want. Fondest Memory: Nova. 8-5-74. roses. I'd Like to Forget: Brother’s graduation party. C.R.. 8-27-77. Leo. John — Likes: X-country. track, musicals. P.W.S. Dislikes: Practices, filling out schedule cards. Ambition: To be a musi- cian. Fondest Memory: 9-23-77. Sound of Music. Fiddler. South Pacific. I'd Like to Forget: Junior year, being called Sally by J.J. Deb — Likes: MADness, insanity, roller skating. Dislikes: Wrong thoughts, faulty lights, being skinny. Ambition: To swim across Oneida Lake and come out clean. Fondest Memory: Our lucky find, the hitch hike, good times with Mad. !'d Like to Forget: A little accident, a big mistake. Chris — Likes: Todd, slim jims. starry nights, driving Todd's car. Dislikes: Snobs, onions, concert prices, rain. Ambi- tion: T.M.T.G.A.L.H.E.A.. to meet Pete. Fondest Memory: 6-29-76 and 7-7-76. Can- ada 6-7-77. I’d Like to Forget: A certain week in October. Lisa — Likes: Bill, my little brother. John, “my Girls.” Dislikes: Sore throats, mushy vegetables, fighting with mom. Ambition: To be a paramedic and change my last name. Fondest Memory: Thursday night September 15, 1977. I'd Like to Forget: Friday morning. September 16. 1977. JOHN STREETER BRENDA STREETER ROBERT STONE CHRISTINE TAYLOR DEBRA STOWELL LISA TAYLOR Mary — Likes: Life, people. Montreal Lxpos. being alone. Dislikes: Parties, pizza. Cincinnati Reds, rough language. Ambition: To be happy. Fondest Memory: “South Pacific.” “Sound of Music. I'd Like to Forget: My freshman year. John - Likes: Brunches, parties. Dislikes: Squalkers. C.C.S. Ambition: Become a millionaire and fire bomb. Fondest Mem- ory: 2 12 77. 5 21 77. stamping Tammy. I'd Uke to Forget: C.C.S. Jill — Likes: Van. track meets, motorcy- cling. flying. Dislikes: Fighting, strung out people. Ambition: To do all the things I’ve wanted to do. Fondest Memory: 12 31 76. 9 3 77. parties. I'd Like to Forget: Being unsure of myself. Mike — Likes: Freedom, the Beatles, camping, writing, rock music, cats. Dis- likes: Glasses, allergies, thorns, cliques, bullies, war. Ambition: To be happy. T.M.M.B. Fondest Memory: Living in Mass.. Bus 69. 74- 75.6 21 77. I'd Like to Forget: Sterling Jr. High. Vs JILL VAN DEUSEN MICHAEL VREELAND MARY TURNER JOHN VANDERWERKEN 52 ALTA VERO ROBERT VITAGLI ANO ROBERT WALL STEPHEN WAFER r Alla — Likes: Parlies, friends, turtle. Dis- likes: Cemeteries. Ambition: To be happy. Fondest Memory: Bean Bag Song. prom. Michele's parlies. I'd Like to Forget: 4-25- 75. donkey basketball game '76. Steve — Likes: Cam. my Plymouth, pizza, traveling, having money. Vernon Downs. Dislikes: Car insurance, my bills. Ambi- tion: Travel cross country to California, be successful and have fun. Fondest Mem- ory: J.V. championship, junior prom, passing chemistry. I'd Like to Forget: Chemistry. Bob — Likes: Football, soccer, horses, hunting, car racing. Dislikes: Homework, running hills in football practice. Ambi- tion: To make a sufficient amount of money. Fondest Memory: Beating Caz. 19- 0 and having great times during the year. Fd Like to Forget: Rainy days, Monday practices. V J 53 Tim — Likes: Rollercoasters. Amy. Sandy Biglree. Beatles. John and Yoko. Dislikes: Egocentrics. Ambition: Ride the cyclone. Fondest Memory : Aug. 5. '77. I’d Like to Forget: Lamb leaving. Jim — Likes: Hunting. Wanda, water ski- ing. Dislikes: Rednecks, rainy days on the point, “fakes.” Ambition: To be what I'm cut out to be. Fondest Memory•: June 26. 1977. I’d Like to Forget: Summer of '76. John — Likes: The gang, fast cars, to have a good time. Barney and mom. Dislikes: School, detention, homework and getting up early. Ambition: To be good at what- ever 1 do and enjoy it. Fondest Memory•: Graduating from C.C.S. I'd Like to For- get: 12 71 to C.C.S. Alan — Likes: People who use common sense and remain calm. Dislikes: The world. Ambition: To have a life of happi- ness. challenge and variation. Fondest Memory: Summmer of 76. I’d Like to For- get: The school year of 1977-78. John (Avery) — Likes: Skiing, weekends. Dislikes: Webber's Mountain, people who mock accents. Ambition: To do some- thing. Fondest Memory: Skiing on Thurs- day. I’d Like to Forget: Pennsylvania. Sandy (Sam) — Likes: Paul, stick, good times, parties. Dislikes: Brown-nosers, stuck-ups. liver, being bored, liars. Ambi- tion: To be successful, be taller, own my own car. Fondest Memory: 10 22 76, 9 19 75. certain things. I'd Like to Forget: Bad times. 54 V y TIMOTHY THOMPSON JOHN WATSON JOHN WILLIAMS ALAN WHITE SANDY WIXSON SHEILA YOUNG JOYCEZECHER Sheila — Likes: Ed Cook, BOCES. Mar, Cheryl. Dislikes: Tennis, spiders, liver, and onions. Ambition: To meet Vidal Sas- soon. Fondest Memory: Summer of 77 Buffalo. Joyce — Likes: Fall, music, people, mountain climbs. Dislikes: Being cold, onions. Ambition: To become an O.T. Fondest Memory: All my mountain climbs, plays, and musicals. Vd like to For- get: The day after each mountain climb. r JON ALLEN — Likes: Parties, having a good lime. Dislikes: Doing a lot of work. Fondest Memory: 9 25 77. I'd like to Forget: Every- thing. NICHOLAS FIELLO — Likes: American flag, sports, people. Archie Bunker. Ambition: Free the world from Communism. Fondest Memory: 7 30 66. I'd like to Forget: Tomor- row. DOUGLAS MANNING — Likes: Top Rev- erse. Genesis. The Farm. Dislikes: School. Ambition: Become a millionaire. Fondest Mem- ory: Summer '76. Fd like to Forget: Getting caught. (Qtfizz Szntozi TRISH AGANS — Likes: Modeling. Dislikes: School lunches. Ambition: Be a professional model, travel and succeed in life. Fondest Memory: 5 7 76. beating Caz 19-0. my Senior year. Fd like to Forget: All the bad experiences I’ve been through. EDWARD HALE — Likes: Supernatural sci- ences. Dislikes: Soccer, spring. Ambition: Air Force, electronics career. Fondest Memory: King Kong movie. Fd like to Forget: Final exams. TOM QUINN — Likes: Motorcycle racing, football. Dislikes: Rain. Ambition: Become an Air Force officer. Fondest Memory: Suzuki Jr. Chap. 1976. NANCY BAUCUS — Likes: animals, art. Eric, roller skating. Ambition: To make it on my own. Fondest Memory: Oct. 12. 1977. Sum- mer '76. JON KINNEY — Likes: Vikki. Ilion, power hitter. Ambition: To be rich. Fondest Memory: Summer 77. Fd like to Forget: Getting caught- DANIEL SMITH — Likes: Chevys. Lori. Red. Mom and Dad. wrestling. Dislikes: Peo- ple who don’t give others a chance. Ambition: Build a fast car. Fondest Memory: Summer ’77. Fd like to Forget: Nothing 55 cujozitzi a. BEST DRESSED — Jeff Hildreth. Paula Proulx. b. CLASS FLIRTS — Kathy Kieb, Bob Lavier. c. MOST ARTISTIC — Tim Thompson. Amy Petersen. d. MOST GULLIBLE — Chris Coughlan, Tammy Sgarlata. e. CLASS COUPLE — Steve Wafer. Cam Mann. 56 57 a. MOST SPIRITED — Val Ralston. Steve Russell. b. CUTEST SMILE — Paulette Gifford, Gary Sadler. c. REDNECKS — Mary Ellen Con- stance, Bruce Sherman. d. MOST DEPENDABLE — Deb Mor- timer, Bill McCarthy. e. MOST SARCASTIC — Laura Bishop, Mark Pfohl. a. b. 60 a. CLASS CLOWNS — Brenda Streeter, Jeff Seeley. b. MOST VERSATILE — Arlyn Forney, John Streeter. c. MOST STUDIOUS — Mary Turner, Bill Lewis. d. QUIETEST — Sue Lowe, Fred Osborne. e. MUTT AND JEFF — Pat Barber. Doug Hirt. f. MOST TALKATIVE — Nola Barber, Dave Precourt. 61 MOST LIKELY TO — Julie Raineri, Dick Belair. b. TEACHER’S PETS — Pat Hatch, John Williams. c. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Pat Borland, Steve Barnes. 2Co 6. Wrf[ I. Ruth Abell, leave nothing to anyone, I need all I got. I, Shelly Adams, leave my pity to Helen. M.D.20-20. and Penny for having to stay another year. I. Nola Barber, leave my brains and superior intelligence to posterity. I, Patty Barber, leave my “Loss” of athletic ability to Miss Gaske for further use. I. Steve Barnes, leave my shoulder for everyone to cry on. I. Laurie Bishop, leave to anyone who doesn’t know, direc- tions on How to co-ordinate a successful brunch during schooltime. I, Toni Blanding. leave cigarette butts to my little sister. Bub- bles. I, Pattie Borland, leave my class will to anyone who can think of something to say. I, Sue Boston, leave all my happiness and success I’ve had here at C.C.S. to everyone left here in its portals. I,Donna Butler, leave Chittenango to anyone who would be dumb enough to take it. I, Karen Butler, leave any or all of my belongings to who- mever is dumb enough to take them. I, Ben Button, leave all the hamburgers in the lunch line to Mr. B. I, Dawn Cole, leave the halls of CCS to any couple who can have as good a time in them as I did in ’77-’78. I, George Colling, leave my hall monitor job to some crazy person that has nothing better to do than sit and put up with 8 th graders. I, Mary Ellen Constance, leave Mr. Kentch’s cushion to any- one short enough to use it. I. Brenda Cottet. leave the fantastic faculty to anyone who will appreciate them. I. Lori DaPolito, leave Vicki Hartman summer hospital train- ing. Ugh. I. Doreen Daughety, leave all the good times with The Dele- gation to whomever wants to start another one. I, Jim Delaney, leave my size 15 footprints around school. 1, Karen Dines, leave Chittenango High School to anyone who feels like taking it. I, Doug Doan, leave my brain to Mr. Conklin. 1. Robert Doss, leave Robert Hayes my Audio-Visual skills, plus AV paper work, the goodness of being the next senior member. I, Rick Fehrman, leave afternoon BOCES to Mr. Molloy. I, Chris Ferguson, leave Janet Knickerbocker my oreo for future use. I, Kathy Fietz, leave this school. I, Erik Frank, leave the future runners of X-country, all my wisdom gained under the Big O. I, Diane Gerber, leave Patty Hofer all the cute guys in Chitt, ESM, Can, and every other place we’ve been and the memo- ries of the park. I, Jeff Gifford, leave my 11th and 12th grade years to John for as long as he needs them. I, Sabra Graverson, leave Puppy to Jill Whiteley for next year. 1, Madeline Greene, leave my Donald is a Duck” T-shirt to any girl interested in meeting cute guys. I, Karen Gustina, leave behind to whomever wants it, what- ever I’ve got. I, Maribeth Haas, leave all my great memories to my brother. Jim. I. Robin Haas, leave my sister, Lisa, and girlfriend, Patty, my used up notebooks and pens. I, Ed Hale, leave CCS for others to enjoy or dislike. I. Mary Haynes, leave the girl athletes the 1 spot in section- als. I. Judy Hildebrand, leave my locker, D.C. and all the vectors I know, to Lori Vivelo. I, Jeff Hildreth, leave my hair and great sky diving abilities to anyone who wants them. I, Douglas Hirt, leave my position of center halfback on the varsity soccer team to Steve Canal” Sweetapple. I hope he’ll be as successful there as I was. I. Darlene Holden, leave my track sneakers to Miss Jones for somebody else to fill. I, Laurie Holliday, leave my boring study halls to anyone who can hack them. I, Colleen Holt, leave our good times to anyone who has' the energy for them. 64 I, Doug Hotaling, leave my shorts to future Mr. Gordon stu- dents. I, Pat House, leave the Hill to all those people who love it so much. I, Mary Hutchins, leave Mrs. Hirt my green cow named Gree- nie until he produces enough lime sherbet to satisfy her. 1, Mike Jemola, leave my running ability to anyone who wants to work hard enough to get it. I, Juana Juarez, leave my Spanish accent to . . . I, John Kirsh, leave my brains to whomever wants them. I, Shane LaVancher, leave the seven-man sled to anybody who wants it and my number 60 to anyone who deserves it. I, Mary Lloyd, leave Miss Hodel a basket of frog books. 1, Suzanne Lowe, leave my Head tennis racket to my sister. Gretchen. 1, Joseph G. Luckette, leave all my great running ability to Keith Hamilton. I, Don MacCombie, leave my mansions, investments, and Farrah Fawcett poster to the poor guy who gets the short straw. I, Kim Mann, leave my mathematical ability to Mrs. Hiller. I, Julie Matzell, leave my great ability to make friends to any- one who likes to be lonely. I, Jeff McDonald, leave my chipmunk to Mr. Kirsch or any- one who needs a project next year. I, Lisa Menninger, leave Dwayne and Don Blanding bologna for their sandwiches. I, Lisa Merriam, leave my controlled temper for anyone to use in physics. 1, Dora Merritt, leave the little lockers and lots of friends. I. Richard Miller, leave all my friends and teachers to make new friends and meet new people. I. Jim Merrill, leave my shortness to my little brother. I, Dan Moffat, leave my talent for future football players. I, Joe Moon, leave all my hair to a certain teacher. 1, June Meyers, leave this school forever. I, Deb Oot, leave my big mouth to my cousin, John. I, Carrie Orendorff, leave patience for those who don’t feel the same way as I do. I, Fred Osborne, leave all the future seniors the high school and all the teachers to enjoy as much as I did. I, Kelly O’Toole leave my 27 inch waist to Mr. Berlin. I, Rhett Patchett, leave my car to Jim Wassel. I. Amy Petersen, leave a slow meandering line to Mrs. Ivers. I, Mark Pfohl, leave my Vh credits for my senior year to any- one who can handle it. I, Paula Proulx, leave Mr. Talbot my full head of hair. I, Laurie Rao, leave Carol DeForge my holy stocking. I, Mike Rasmussen, leave the keys to my barn to Derek Knickerbocker. I, Dan Reardon, leave the rest of the students with Mr. Di for his school spirit. I, Marty Roach, leave the golf balls I’ve hit into the ponds at Rogue’s Roost to Joe “King Kong” Karney. I, Steven B. Russell, leave my fake I.D.’s and worn out sneak- ers to Cory Shultz and Derek Knickerbocker. I, Jackie Secord, leave all my memories to Mr. Pren to all the people who will never have them. I, Jeff Seeley, leave my endless wit to Chrissie who has none. I, Bruce Sherman, leave Mr. Berlin and his jokes to the under- classmen. I, Scott Sinnett, leave all the problems of a senior to the jun- iors. I, Donald Snow, leave my ability to fight Buddy Belair. I, Leanne Stedman, leave all the remarks made about my red hair to Tracy Pratt. I, John Streeter, leave my fellow students all the pain and agony of Spanish II. I, Mary Turner, leave my copy of John Toland’s Adolf Hiller to anyone with enough guts to read it. I, Mike Vreeland. leave a lot of good friends and teachers to someone who cares enough to want them. I, John Williams, leave my accent to anyone who wants it. I. Alan White, leave my teachers to the class of ’79 on the con- dition that you take care of them. I, Joyce Zecher, leave my position as student director to any- one who can do ten things at once. Z 2COZ1 [ZJozonto ZJzCfi a. Doreen Daughety and Tim Thompson b. Tina Caswell and Tom Penner c. The beautiful city. d. Mr. Hutko 66 a. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Kim Mann. Secretary; Bill McCarthy, Presi- dent; a friend; Pat House, Vice President. Missing: Pat Barber. Treasurer. b. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMIT- TEE— First Row: Doug Hirt, Ruth Abell, Val Ralston, Marie Papillard. Second Row: Patty Borland, Jackie Secord, Arlyn Forney, Deb Mortimer, Kim Mann. Third Row: Terry Harris, John Williams. Marty Roach, Amy Peterson, Cam Mann, Chris Fergusen. Fourth Row: Dick Stevens, Bill McCarthy, Mary Ellen Constance, Jeff Seely. Ed Markert, Steve Russel. b. 67 t 69 junior i Picture a. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Steve Hildreth Vice President, Gret chen Perkins - Principal Advisory. Bruce Elliot Treasurer. Second Row: Sandy Denny Secretary. John McCarthy - President. Picture b. Front Row: Annette Swieczkowski. Steve Sweetapple. Dave Traub. Lori Vivelo, Mary Beth Kerner. Second Row: Mrs. Walker. Carolyn Diehl. Bill Killough. I.isa Coon. Third Row: Jill Kopper. Tammy Matina. Mary Northing. Lidia Marusczwska. Fourth Row Mike Sweeney, Mike Lesczynski. Phil Flanco. Picture c. Front Row: Chip Thayer. Terri Barber. C hris Taylor. Tamm) Showens. Sue Schwitter. Mark Petrie. Second Row : Mrs. Walker. Mark Fortier, Gloria Race, Carol Deforge. Pam Devendorf. Janet Crabtree. Debbie Colling. Third Row Connie Lansing. Barb Just. Janet Hirt. Vicki Hartman. Fourth Row Carol Raineri. John McCarthy. Robin Fuller. John Seagull. Terry Callaghan. 70 Picture a. Front Row: Cheryl Watkins. Mark Laning. Fred Schcucr. Sue Beley, Mark Kelsey. Charlene Brayton. Second Row: Jane Deforest. Danny Bowers. Lesa Haas, Elsie Dailey. Rod Severance. Third Row: Scott Becker. Tom Gaul. Chris Barlow. Larry Jesmore. Buddy Bclair. Picture b. Front Row: Doug Vann. Pat Ostrander. Second Row: Debbie Dembro- ski, Fred Polhamus. Sandy Sobotka, Diane Beagle. Muriel Deyo. Robin Haas. Third Row: Andi Hoige. Betty Jean Barber, Diane Sgroi, Amy Denka. Fourth Row: Craig Fortier, Dan Nash. Brian Reed, Gary Lamphear. Mark Worthley. Tammy Long. Picture c. Front Row: Greg Andrus. Rick Allen, Norma Spoor, Tim McGee. Sec- ond Row: Carl Jackson. Bob Templar. Dennis Howard. Butch Cooper. Third Row: Chuck Gallagher. Russel McCarty, Jim Entwistle, Mark Tuccioronc. 71 ( juniori Picture a. From Row: Mike Richardson. Jim Stone. Darla Wil- sey. Bob Hayes. Second Row: Kim Deyo. Kelly Wil- cox. Pam Schneider. Melissa Steding, Shawn McCombie. John Compoli. Third Row: Larry Hew- itt, Mark Phelps. Mike Connell. John Oot. Tim Mor- gan. Steve Stewart. Picture b. Front Row: Linda Polmetccr. Kelly Sandford. Terri Gallagher. Roberta Muncil. Robin Seeber. Chris Wozny. Second Row: Ray Turk. Gretchen Perkins. Suzanne Taylor. Bonnie Woodruff. Sandy Denny. Dan Hall. LuAnn Grinnals. Lisa Davis. Third Row: Skip Stevens, Cindy Dombroski. Meg Wright, Sharon Dulasky. Dave Bassett. Kevin Bcirne. Deb- bie Proctor, Shelle Wadsworth. 72 Picture a. Front Row: Matt Boccaccio, Ginny Baker. Second Row : Jean Durfee. Wende Martin. Kim Kupfer. Penny Randall, Jean Deordio, Sandy Reeves. Third Row: Richard Perry. Sandy Seeber. Mary Thompson, Rich Young, Linda Palmater, Bruce Elliot. Fourth Row: Tim Wright, Marty Bickford. Sherry McKay. Picture b. Front Row: Louann Wood. Tom Wagner, Lyn Watkins. Melva Verne, Kathy Namitz. Second Row: Mrs. Walker. Cindy Sperry. Martin Chandler, Conrad Sheperd. Greg Cash. Sally VanDeusen. Third Row: Joanne Shriener. Kathy Carr, David Brownson, Eunise Wright, Craig Barber, Carry Shanahan. Jim Wall. Picture c. Front Row: Jim Boswell. Dave Barr. Second Row: Debbie DeFrees, Jackie Kennedy. Barb Nesbitt, Dave Green. Third Row: Kathy Kin- ney. Mary Delaney. Chris VanOrnam. Sherry Sgroi. Mary Cassell. Joan Coughlan. Fourth Row: Sherry Eckerlin, Debbie Gleasman. Kelly Miner, Ann Bush. Fifth Row: Jim Bushnell. Dan Roach. Jeff Canavan. Jack Anson, Kevin Phelps. 73 a. Picture a. Front Row: Steve Stansbury, Brian Jerome, Martha Frey. Morgan Zachow. Bob Larkin. Mike Barrett. Second Row: Keith DeVaul. Janine Stauffer. Andrea Benderski. Cindy Col- lins, Janette Stauffer. Janine Berger. Kori Lanphear, Steve Har- ris. Third Row: Gretchen Lowe. Steve Covert. John Filmer. Scott Reed. Mike DeChnstina. Jim Proper. Alice Coughlan, Randy Allgaier. Fourth Row: James Cagney Frog, Grendelin Presume. Grampa Presume. Diamond Jim Frog, Brunhilde Presume. Bunny Presume, etc. etc. Picture b. First Row: Toni Koicella. Joe Shaffer. Second Row: John Flynn, John Regan. Gene Iongden Third Row: Bob Cziesler. John Joyal. Dan LeFler. 74 Picture a. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Sitting: Andrea Ben- derski — Secretary. Janine Berger — Vice President. Standing: Keith Hamilton — Treasurer. Derek Knickerbocker — Presi- dent. Picture b. Front Row: John Seeber. Laura Berkey. John Walsh. Second Row: Mike Getman. Third Row: Lon Atkinson. Randy Sgroi. Jill Whiteley. Gerald Whipple. Fourth Row: Henry Linger. Paul Brownell. Dan Nash. Craig Barber. Picture c. Front Row: Jim Gordon. Carl Jackson. Second Row: Marge Sgarlata. Cathy Walsh. Scott Hartman. Chuck Bickford. Third Row. Jim Green, Mark Shearer. Ed Agans. cSo flO, 'morsi 75 Picture a. Front Row: Linda Runkowski. Michelle Thelen. Les- lie Williams, Judy Venczell, Patti Stone. Second Row: John Batdorf. Kelly Grems, Sharon Sattler. Melody Gardner. Bill Olmsted. Third Row: John Murray, Richard Boeding, Jim Taylor, Tracey Pratt. Jackie Austin. Ms. Agnew. Fourth Row: Tracey Salter. Jeannine Ralston. Laura Lindsay. Julie Becotte, Eileen Corp, John Cole. Picture b. Front Row: Anne Hall, Richard Miller. Shelli Mor- gan, Jim Crawford. Second Row: Carl Graham. Tom Lyman. Mike McClain. Lee Button. Larry Belair. Third Row: Jamie Naygle. Kim Pelot. Mahan Sfarza, Tracy Langenmayer. Fourth Row: Cindy Ayles- worth, Steve Mortimer. Mitch Brown. Charley DeWitt. Pat Gillette. Fifth Row. Pat Knasick, Todd Chappell, Sue Rebollo, Marc Kingsley. Cindy Car- ter. Paula Amerman. Picture c. Front Row: Joe Karney, Dave Laris, Gretchen Ferguson, Laura Pethick. Steve Benz. Second Row: Lor- ne Gallagher. Marilyn Constance. Virginia Baker. Lori Dominies. Terry Donnelly. Marianne Eck- mair, Jim Barr. Third Row: Jean Ott. A. J. Keville, Lome Richardson, Chris Stemburg, Chris Stabb, Joni Wells, Gary Makas. Mark Anzak. Fourth Row: Charlie Degroff, Scott Welton. Bob Ketcham. Todd McDonald. Cary Shultz, Larry Lozipone. Janice Benn. Arlene Breed. 76 Picture a. Front Row: Mark Shaw. Tammy Long. Second Row: Eugene Eddy, Dawn Beckwith. Beth Philo, Laura Thompson. Dave Buckley. Third Row: Mike Merrill. Tim Morgan. Les Ryder. Eric Hart. Fourth Row: Mark Worthley. Brian Warner. Brian Reed. Steve Dulasky. Picture b. Front Row: Sally VanDeusen. Deb Bee raft, Betty Jo Morgan. Sue Sweetapple. Second Row: Cindy Kirsch. Dave Esch. Jim Hubbs, Scott Teska. Carol Lang, Debbie MacCombie. Third Row: Michele Ailing. Dwight Cummings. Frank Jessie, Tony Wilson. Brenda Lawson. Cora Mallette. Picture c. Front Row: Brian Burleigh. Tina Lezinski. Mike Ellis. Mike Button, Teresa Carpenter. Second Row: Linda Lynch, Glenn Stewart, Burt Menninger. Dave McFarland. Pat Johnson. Third Row: Chris McMorris, Pete Harvey, Brian Kinney, Jerry Button. Walter Christenson. Fourth Row: Keith Hamilton. Barb Wagner, Mark Stewart. Mark Zukas. Jim Smith. b. 77 Picture a. Front Row: Scott Peal. Todd Burchell. Dan Turk. Bonnie DeLahunt, Kim Reed. Judy McFarland. Second Row: Mike LaMontagne. Scott Rohlin, Tim Jesmore. Steve Merrill. Joe Perry . Third Row: Jamie Wright. Cherie LaCount. Lynne Sgroi, Bob Stowell, Craig Tucker. Candy Baker. Fourth Row: Kris Chris- tenson. Michelle Peterson. Kim Klock. Chris Breed. Fifth Row: Alan Zecher. Kevin Dutcher. Ginny Dlu- gozima. Picture b. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Clockwise: Joe Perry — Treasurer, Todd Burchell — Vice Presi- dent, Jeff Perrone — President. Janet Knicker- bouker — Secretary. Picture c. Front Row: Debbie Haimes, Ward Vanornam, Wendy Becottc. Cheryl Case. Tom Ducval. Ken Col- lins. Second Row: Sue Delaney. Kathy Monahan, Guy Taylor, Joe O’Brien. Mike Denny. Third Row: Karl Moore. Sue Korrie. Lynn Marshall, Tammy Wooldridge. John Beals. Greg Wilcox, Shelly Lesczynski. Fourth Row: Ed Wall. Charlie Montague, Cliff Reals. Kathy Green. Fifth Row: Patty Hofer. Bill Barnes. Bill Cordell, Jim Hoffman, Ken Wagner. ZE±(inisn 78 Picture a. Front Row: John Church. Al Raineri. Jeff Johnson. Second Row: Boh Entwistle, Lori Soarlata. Howard Gill. Third Row: Lauri Templar. Patty MacCombie. Robin Kimberely. Fourth Row: Lori Andrus. Paul Oot. Marie Sassano. Sylvia Albert. Picture b. Front Row: Mike Brown. Bill Pugliano. Jim Gifford. Bill Becker. Pete Vitagliano. Mike Busa. Deb Bordell. Second Row: Cheryl Landers, Sue Holliday. Carrie Curinga. Bernie Johnson. Pam Troup. Scott Wilson. Jean Bennett. Joanne Richardson. Sharon Smith. Third Row: Brenda Torres. Peggy C oughlin. Leslie Ferstler. Linda Wassel. Mark Leupp. Fourth Row Laurie Drescher. Scott Smithler. Keith Teachout. Tom Newcomb. Karen McChain. Picture c. Front Row: Chris Bell. David Martin. Mark Ellis. Patty Lyman. Dawn Cole. Terry Jones. Second Row: Jim Crouch. Roger Shepard. Kelley Denney. Vicki Antzak. Terry Lewis. Bill Barber. Third Row: Ed Johnson. Lisa Young. Janelle Kite. Cathy Compoli. Fourth Row: Craig Sternberg. Brian Canavan. Michelle Giglio. Dennis Tedford. Kelly Denney. Tim Moon. 79 Picture a. Front Row: Denise Stevens. Marty Clakely. Second Row: Penny Eimer. Chris Lum. Mary House. Lon Sgroi. Third Row: Paula Graham. Teresa Kingsley. Sheila Relyea. Bob Bartle. Paul Smith. Fourth Row: Corrine Doherty. Walt Jennings. Scott LaVancher. Picture b. Front Row: Karen Overton. Jeff Perrone. Second Row: Sherry Traub. Ricki Lipoff. Kelly Talbot. Sue Carr. Connie Beeman. Sue Sattler. Third Row: Pam Vittorio. Jolene Grimmer. Rene Towns- ley. Bob Vivclo. Michelle Bendcrski. Charlene Larkin. Patty Randall. Fourth Row: Dan Gaffaney. Rob Snyder. Alice Eastwood. Wendy Zachow. Sue Murray. Fifth Row: Dan Goux. Steve Tarbay. Marty Neuhierl. Chris Palmatier. Joan Meyers. Picture c. Front Row: Ed Deaver. Randy Howard. Second Row: Patty Boronczyk. Luann DeForcst. John Walsh. Steve Barrett. Chris Relyea. Third Row: Donna Reynolds, Sandy Foley. Sherri Koagel. Ralph Field. Brad Bullock. Mike Merrill. Fourth Row Rodger Barlow. Pam Allen. Joy Brownell. John Jordon. Tammy Hoyt. Todd Thayer. Fifth Row: Mark Shaw. Mark Worthley. John Phillips. 80 Picture a. Front Row: Steve Kincaid. Deb Turner, Laurie Warner. Sandy Diringer. Second Row: Lori Evans. Tonia Cavallaro. Becky Kohanski. Andy Crabtree. Kelly Marsh. Holly Joyal. Teresa Lenzen. Third Row: Jill Benedict. Kelly Barrett, Francis Hart, Katrina Abel, Brenda Grossman, Jackie Hauener. Sheila Schie- bler. Fourth Row: Greg Prawl, Dennis Phillips. Wendy Roach. Lou Ailing. Fifth Row: Barry McClean, Scott Long, Bob Skin- ner, Robin Nicholas. Picture b. Front Row: Art Casler, Kay Stone. Steve Allen. Rex Deyo. Second Row: Brenda Lade. George Dyer. Randy Grover. Ed DeForest, Mrs. Ibert. Third Row: Tari Spier, Bob Amerman. Kevin Halsey, Erin Tel- fer. Pat Charette. Tom Moynihan. Picture c. Front Row: Pat Sweeney. Karen Muller, Rosemarie Donegan, Leslie Grimm, Rose Granata. David Shaver. Second Row: Lori Coon. Kim Hilgenbcrg. Dawn Austin, Art Jordan. Bob Bertrand, Janece Wisner. Third Row: Howard Beach. Ken Woodruff. Jerry Schad. Lori Joslin. Roxanne Moore. Nancy Dailey. Fourth Row: Ed Flaum, David Brown, David West, Scott Welton. 81 Picture a. Front Row: Sherri Cowen. Paulette Laneuville. Brian Ertley. Jim Colling. Sec- ond Row: Mike Suhey, Shelley Templar, Dan McBee. Bill Jarvis. Lisa Lum. Mark DeVaul, Tim Rawson. Third Row: Jim Beley, Randy Agans, Steve Bar- rett. Greg Sattler, Jim Haas. Dan Stabb, Mike Lacy. Picture b. 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS — Melinda Matzell — Secretary, Michelle Button — President, Pat McCarthy — Treasurer, Joe DiChristina — Vice President. Picture c. Front Row: Hazel Hochstuhl. Patty Hout, Tim Wooldridge. Jeff Spoor. Sec- ond Row: Dick Buda. Ginny Puchales, Bill Long, Mark Costello. Third Row: Rick Buckley, Sue Linger, Mike Marshall. Lonny Keach, George Hartle, Linda Kenneson, Shawn Steding. 82 Picture a. Front Row: Mark Barrett, Karen Yates, Kim Over- ton. Michelle Button. Second Row: David Petersen. Mark Heimermann, Joe DiChristina, Mark Meyers, Greg Spaulding. Third Row: Linda Brzyskiewicz, Johnna Lynch. Lisa Makowski, Sandy Turner. Fourth Row: Julie Gauthier, Caryn Sellers, Patrice Matina. John Boswell, Laura Delahunt, Stacy Dymond. Fifth Row: Patty Dlugozima. Heather Ehmke, Anna Iaconis. Paul Schwarz, Melinda Mat- zell, Diana Doan. Alec Naugle, Rayma Gifford. Picture b. Front Row: Peter Jakubowski, Cathy Sattler. David Wassel. Greg Amidon, Bill Pauli. Second Row: Kevin Danehy, David Button. Tom Korrie, Steven Lozi- pone. Shelly Visser. Third Row: Robert Sperry, Robin Baker. Miss Jennings. Michele Brisbin. Fourth Row: Mandy Benz, Pat McCarthy. Barb Ostrander. Graeme Gemmell, Glen Roehm, Kim Brown. Lisa Faver. Picture c. Front Row: Lorie Hayes, Robin Barlow, Debbie Allen. Second Row: Pam Gifford, Sheila DeVaul, Dan Biondolillo. Third Row: Wanda Sagor, Sue Palmer, Ed Regan. Bob Meredith. 83 Picture a. From Row: Bili Thompson. Brett Young, Jamie VanOrnam, David Cole. Gary Cooper. Joe Anderson, Robin Olmstead. Second Row: Sue Green. Mike Long. David Longden, Lew Reals. Gina Fay- ette. Theresa Murray, Sharon Phelps. Arlene Francis, Kathy Jakubowski. Third Row: Linda Leo. April Yates. David Parkis. Phillip Randall, Chris Russell, Cel- este Bundy, Art Maslak, Jay Thompson. Sylvia Peters. Picture b. From Row. Monica Kelsey. Jill Taylor. Treff Trombley, Angela Vero. Lisa Sadler. Tammy Sherlock. Second Row: Karen Osada, Jeff Long, Dale Kupfer. Mike Manseau, Chris Perry. Sharon Oakley. Mark Brownell. Third Row: Andy Ber- trand. Kim Edgar. Jim DeMario. Thena Edick, Mike Bordell. Jeff Carpenter. Fourth Row: Jim Cziesler. Sue Markert, John McMorris. Matt Campbell. Laurie Wehner. Mark Harris, Mary Stevens. Melissa Mizener. 84 Picture a. Front Row: David Groff, Tim Woolridge. Second Row: John Dykeman. Greg Wilcox, Rhonda Wilcox, Patti Wall. Jean- ette Doney, Bill DeTore. Third Row: Jeff Kingsley. Lareen Hopkins. Linda Lang, Joanne Sweetapple, Melissa Palma- tier. Ed Shafer. David Verne. Fourth Row: Peter Curinga. Justina Bums, Victor Basile. Rick Anklin, Kathleen Curtis. Renee Deyo. Fifth Row: Tracy Bickford. Steven Esch, Charles Brownell. Picture b. Front Row: David Harvey, Edward Diringer, Ken LaMontagne. Lon Little. Dianne Flynn. Second Row: Tamara Denoski. Arthur Greene. Tim Rose. Donald Sand- ford. Robert Gallagher. Third Row: Robert St. Andrew, Ruth Jennings. Donald Woodward. Fourth Row: Irving Hall. Norman Landers, Janet Gillette. Preston Hartman. Marsha DeForest. Adam Crouch. Picture c. Front Row: Deborah Cole. Rose Greene. Amy Gaylord, Becky Cooper, Karin Ralston. Second Row: Tim Mesmer, Laura Sweeting. Robert Muncil. Lorie Howard, Kevin McTomany, Eric Hamilton. Third Row: Richard Peters, Scott VanAtter. Paul Smith, Edward Belair, Michele Capa- grossi, Kim Clark. Fourth Row: Sharon Northrup. Barbara Mudge. Vanessa Hoffman. George Lillie. Vinette Pugliano. Rebecca Gardinier. Monica Weeks. 85 86 88 a. “Where’s Oz?” b. Chuck — makin’ bacon. c. Juniors show strength. d. Anticipation — Linda Blanding. e. “Get it up!” f. Michelle Cronk g. “Igot l.D” — Ed Barry h. Going Home i. “Why do 1 get the tail?” — Steve Russell j. k. I. Sherry. Elsie and Robin. g- 89 1. Mr. Callaghan — “But. . . I don't know the words to that song.' 2. Mr. Arnold — “Hey, that sounds pretty good.” 3. Mr. Smolnycki — “It’s hard to read music upside down. 4. Mrs. Milner — “I wish you kids would stop fiddling around.” 92 1. Miss Larsen: “A one . . and a two. . .” 2. Mrs. Groff and Mr. Newell: “How do we spell relief? . . . TLC.” 3. Mr. Kinsella: “Whistle while you work.” 4. Mrs. Pinegar: “Trust me. . . PLEASE!” 5. Mr. DiChristina: “He won’t give us any trouble now!” 93 94 1. Mr. Gctchonis: “Lord, give me strength. I’ve got Driver Ed. today!” 2. Mr. Conklin: “This is my favorite animal.” 3. Mrs. Benedict: Looking over the Mrs. Waite: library’s assets. 4. Mr. J. Roach: “It’s report card time! 5. Mrs. Ivers: Atop her artist’s perch. 95 1. Mr. Bligh: “I'm such a nice guy. what did I do to deserve this?” 2. Mr. Smith: Blows his whistle for a double fault. 3. Mrs. Langdon: French is the only way. 4. Miss Curau: “Shoot, they caught me off guard.” 5. Mrs. Pasto: “They’re not printing papers like they used to.’ 96 1. MissCollura: Singing a few mathematical bars. 2. Mr. Berlin: Re-enacting history. 3. Mr. Wood: They went that'away. fellas. . 4. Mr. O'Keefe: Welcome to my laboratory . . . 5. Miss Rhinehart: Chris Evert... Eat your heart out. 97 1. Mr. L. Roach: How to plug in typewriter.. . . step one.’ 2. Mr. Diefendorf: Attempting to locate Chittenango! 3. Mrs. Hiller: Morning Ma! 4 Mr. Ellstrom: Showing his dramatic style. 5. Mr. Pitoniak: “I’vejust found the missing link! 100 1. Mr. Zecher: Checks out his assets. 2. Mr. Patterson: So that's how it turns on. 3. Mr. Chandler “Shoot, I've been robbed. 4. Mr. Shea: Gives himself a manicure. 5. Miss Jones: Demonstrates indigestion. 6. Mr. Daviau: “I think he saw a ghost. 101 1. Mr. Kirschenheiter: Contacts the spirit world. 2. Mr. Gordon: “Okay, who switched balls on me?” 3. Mr. Waite: Erasing his thoughts. 4. Mr. Webber: “I know they’re taking my picture, but I won’t look.” 5. Mrs. Noffsinger: “Back off. It’s only me.” 102 104 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS — 1. Mr. Ielfield — “Have a nice weekend. 2. Mrs. Parsons — “Three lunch periods is out of the question. 3. Mr. Cummings — “I never heard of that college. 4. Mr. Gagne — “What did he say his name was? 105 OFFICE PERSONNEL: 1. Mrs. VanDeusen — “This is the party to whom you are speaking.” 2. Mrs. Dillabough — “This is the worst handwriting I've ever seen.” 3. Mrs. Button — “Don't give me any forged excuses.” 4. Mrs. Anklin — “Please gel me out of here.” 5. Mrs. Oles — “It's another obscene phone call.” 6. Mrs. Seeley — “I’d love a two week vaca- tion.” 7. Mrs. Moth — “This is the biggest smile you're going to get today.” 8. Mrs. Boccaccio — “Would you spell that again, please?” 106 FROSH BASEBALL — First Row: Tim Jasmin. Lee Button. Tim Moon. Greg Pravol. Second Row: Bill Cordell. Larry Belair. Greg Caskin. Mark Kingsley. Third Row: Greg Ewaid. John Murray. Mike DiChristina. Charlie Dewitt. Jim Taylor. 108 J.V. BASEBALL — First Rt w Steve Underwood. Bruce Elliot. Dan DiChristina. Phil Flanco. Tim Shanahan. Larry Hewitt. Second Row. Matt Boccaccio. Tim Gaul. Skip Stevens. Ed Markert. Marty Chandler. Jim Boswell. Third Row: Mike Saltier. Jeff McDonald. Jeff Seely. Joe McDonald. I ave Brownson. VARSITY BASEBALL — First Row: Pete Keville. Scott Knasick. Bill Nickal. John VanAntwerp. Kevin Dudley. Jeff Martin. Second Row: Jim Hoffman. Third Row : Dennis Ewald. Tom DiChristina. Pete Stevens, Tom Markert. Kevin Underwood. Dick Stevens. Bill Lewis. Mr. DiChristina. f-------------------- CHITT. OPPONENT i 8 St. John 0 13 Fabius 8 15 Rosary 6 9 Camden 0 12 V.V.S. 5 4 Holland Patent 1 3 Oneida 4 14 St. John 2 3 Canastota 2 4 Clinton 1 15 Camden 9 4 Cazenovia 3 13 Clinton 5 13 Westhill 3 5 V.V.S. 2 9 Holland Patent 1 10 Oneida 1 2 Cazenovia 6 4 Canastota 1 v__________________y --------------------------- The baseball team placed first in the T.V. league. Selected by the Tri-Valley League baseball coaches as members of the 1977 Tri- Valley League Baseball All Star team were: Pitcher —; Kevin Underwood, Short- stop — Dave Precourt, and Outfielder — Dick Stevens. s___________________________y 109 VARSITY SOFTBALL — First Row: Muriel Deyo. Carol Lane, Kathy Namitz, Ann Ruetter, Debbie Proctor. Second Row: Sue Sweetapple. Brenda Streeter. Kim Kupfer. Terry Enlwistle. Deb Polhamous. Dawn Billington. Carol Deforge. Third Row: JoAnn Mosley. Pam Deven- dorf. Linda Lynch. Beth Durfee. Cathy Hale. Mary Haynes, Maribeth Haas. Miss Rhinehart. zSnza±fiCng vector lei. ———'i £ofitU? CHITT. OPPONENT 5 Holland Patent 11 21 Corcoran 12 7 Cazenovia 20 8 Camden 7 20 Clinton 10 10 Henninger 13 22 V.V.S. 8 27 St. John 9 19 Canastota 11 12 Oneida 7 _____________ 8th GRADE SOFTBALL — First Row: Kathy Monahan, Patty Randall, Rose Granada. Sue Delaney. Second Row: Cheryl Case. Julie Ferstler, Bcmic Johnson. Terry Lewis. Becky Kohanski. Third Row: Char Larkin, Carrie Smith, Michelle Gigllo. Sheila Skurpski, Sheri Hart. 10 GIRLS GOLF — First Row: Pat Barber. Pat Hatch. Second Row: Lisa Mer- riam. Lisa Davis, Yvonne Snow. JV — First Row: Dave Burleigh. Scott Roach. Joe Karncy. Mark Zukas. Glen Stewart. Dick Miller. Marty Roach. VARSITY — First Row: Mark Stewart. Richard Perry. Second Row: Craig Barber. Randy Kennedy. Brian Jerome. Ill This year's tennis team placed fourth with five wins and four losses. J.V. First Row: Woody Everett. J. P. Button. John Lindsay. Second Row Jim Bushncil. Kevin Davies. Bill Killough. Bottom picture. VARSITY — First Row Boh Evans. Tom Penner. Steve Sweetapplc. Second Row: Steve Russell. Joe Granada. Mike Swee- ney. £Z± (V£Z£ on 112 (zsiz a. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY — Front Row: Sue Jerome, Monica Kelsey. Kathy Namitz. Second Row: Wendy Becotte. Ursula Mann. Bernie Johnson. Sue Delaney. Patty Johnson. Kelly Tal- bot. Third Row: Jolene Grimmer, Sue Murray. Sue Sweetapplc, Michele Giglio. Ricky Lipoff. Julie Ferstler. Kathy Monahan. b. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY - Front Row. Mary Haynes, Becky Thelen, Mary Delaney. Shelly Eckerlin. Jeanie Oot. Marilyn Constance. Jean Bennett, Arlyn Forney, Maribeth Haas. Second Row: Kathy Namitz, Sue Jerome. Monica Kelsey. Terry Entwistle. Muriel Deyd. Kim Kup- fer, Debbie Proctor, Jackie Austin. Norma Smith, Carol DeForge. Miss Gaske. 113 zac z (ZIsam± ISzsalz c zeozch. Cn H azLoui, £ jznt± 114 a. 8th GRADE GIRLS TRACK — Front Row: Kelly Landry, Kathy Greene, Che- ryl Landers, Sherry Traub. Second Row: Sue Murray, Lorraine Whipple, Virginia Dlugozima. Laurien Warner, Cherie La Count. b. GIRLS TRACK — Front Row: Jeanne DeOrdio. Mary Hutchins. Second Row: Tina Lescynski, Darlene Holden, Tracey Mantz, Joan Coughlin. Third Row: Gret- chen Lowe. Cindy Kirsch, Arlyn Forney. c. BOYS TRACK — Front Row: Dave Traub, Erik Frank, Tim Longden, Mark Yates, Rick DeOrdio. Second Row: Mike Leszynski. Jim Diehl, Kevin Phelps, Dave Greene, Steve Hildreth, Bob Lavier, Dan Reardon, Robin Fuller. Third Row: Bill McCarthy, Rick Goux, Alan Peterson, Mark Rossi, Gil Stedman, Chuck Gal- lagher. Absent: Joe Luckette, Mike Jem- ola, Gary Sadler, Pat House. Various school records were broken in the 1977 season. Gil Stedman set a record in the High Jump and Bob Lavier in the Pole Vault. Doug Stone set a record in the Intermediate Hur- dles along with Mike Jemola in the mile and two mile. Chosen for State Competition was Gil Stedman in the high jump. Gil came in third in the competition. 115 Lzh zSfiouj Ufizy c fa(JE IX nfifz! a. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Cheric LaCount, Paula Amerman, Cheryl Lan- ders, Sherri Traub, Lorraine Whipple, Tracy Mantz, Joanne Sweetapple, Lisa Makowski. b. TENNIS — First Row: Marie Paupil- laud, Masako Nogami. Second Row: Sue Lowe, Gretchen Lowe, Martha Frey, Lor- rie Warner, Sharon Smith, Cindy Kirsch. Third Row: Mrs. Lowe, Terry Lewis, Mary Lloyd, Lorrie Dominies, Patty Hatch, Pam Devendorf, Gretchen Ferguson, Tammy Wooldridge. 116 a. a. And they’re off. b. Does he really know what he’s talking about? c. Charge!!! d. I wonder if this can be surgically removed. e. Chris Everet, move over. e. 117 a. The coaches of the Tri-Valley League Soccer Teams have selected for the first team; Jeff Hildreth — forward, Doug Hirt — half back, and Dave Precourt — fullback. For the 2nd team; Steve Barnes — halfback, and Bill Killough — forward were selected. The Varsity Soccer team did excep- tionally well especially since this was their first year in Tri-Valley League Competition. The team finished second in the league. This year the team also went to the sectionals against Mt. Markham. Despite their tremendous effort, the team lost to Mt. Markham 3-1. Chittenango set a record by having the most goals in one game. They had 11 goals against Canastota. Jeff Hildreth set an individual record. Varsity Soccer US ' OPPONENT 6 Oneida 2 6 Canostota 0 0 Cazenovia 1 3 V.V.S. 2 2 Clinton I 5 Clinton 0 1 Cazenovia 2 2 Oneida 0 11 Canastota 0 3 V.V.S. I a. VARSITY SOCCER — Front Row: Jeff Hil- dreth, Bill Lewis, Dave Burleigh. Joe Karney. Steve Sweetapple, Doug Hirt, Rick DeOrdio. Second Row: Coach Daviau. Dave Precourt, Steve Barnes, Rich Young Jon Kinney, Steve Underwood, Bill Killough, Dick Belair. b. J.V. SOCCER — From Row: Kevin Donnelly, John Walsh, Dan Roach, Skip Stevens. Second Row: Lee Button, Mark Petrie, Terry Callahan, Ray Tork, Dave Brownson, Larry Hewitt, Randy Algaier, Steve Benz, Tom Penner. c. FRESHMAN SOCCER — First Row: Kevin McTomeny, Guy Taylor, Dale Kupfer, Chris Perry, Bill Pugliano. Second Row: Todd Burchell, John Bealls, Tom Duevel, Jeff Perrone, Mark Brownell, Jim DeMario, Dan McGee, Joe Perry. Third Row: Coach Waite, David Verne, Roger Shepard, Graeme Gemmel, Scott Lang, Greg Saltier, Ed DeForest, Dave Petersen, Kevin Dutcher. Jim Haas, Karl Moore, Scott Smithler, Cliff Dugulid. 118 Socc£% 'LPCays.xa (Dff (ielx (Dfifjonsnti c. 119 a. No problem, we will win! b. “Where did it go?” c. All right, who moved the sky? d. Boy, aren’t those cheerleaders something else? e. This is a fine mess you’ve gotten me into. f. I sure hope I remembered to tie my shoe. g. Oh please, spare me! h. O’kay mom, you win. i. Mom said there’d be days like this. j. A real cliff hanger. k. I told you I do not like Bran cereal. c. 120 121 a. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front Row: Scott Wilson, Mark Costello, Tom Korrie. Eddie Belair. Jeff Johnson, Dave Harvey. Bill Jarvis. Second Row: Mark Ellis, Peter Curinga, Paul Smith. Joe DiChnslina, Peter Vitagliano. Rob Gallagher, Greg Prowl, Jeff Spoor. Andy Ber- trand. Third Row: Ed Wall. Andy Ingalls, David Button, Tim Jasmin. Steve Esch, Art Moslak, Todd Thayer. Tracey Bickford. Row 4 Mr. Leahy. Pat McCarthy, Kevin Danehy. Chris Russell. Scott Rohlin. Tim Mesmer, Mike Desta- sio. Joe O'Bncn. Bob Snyder. Bill Becker. Tim Moon. Mr. Diefendorf. Row 5: Mr. Smith. Paul Oot, John McMorris, Jim Colling, Scott Peal. Jamie Wright. Walt Jennings. Duane Baxter Matt Campbell. A1 Zecher. Dave Tarbay. b. J.V. FOOTBALL — Front Row: Bill Barnes. Greg Caskins, Greg Ewald. Jim Barr. Bill Cor- dell. Pete Harvey, Steve Stucker. Second Row: Brian Jerome, Jerry Button. Todd Chappell. Bob Larkin, Jeff Boston. Chip Thayer. Scott Reed. Third Row: Mike DiChristina, Steve Dombroski, Charlie Dewitt. Dick Boeding, Jim Taylor, Chris Polmatier, Steve Mortimer, John Batdorf. Russ Wehner. Mr. Garn. c. VARSITY FOOTBALL — Front Row: Chris Coughlan, Phil Flanco, Dan Moffat. Steve Hil- dreth. Second Row: Dave Green, Kevin Dudley. Bob Wall. Matt Boccaccio. Jim Stone, John Del- aney, Shane LaVancher. Third Row: LaVancher. Jack Anson, Pat House. Craig Barber. Gary Sadler. John McCarthy. Bruce Elliott. Ben But- ton, Coach Moore. Coach Kmsella. Coach Web- ber. Fourth Row: Pat Gillette. Robin Fuller, Marty Gillette. John Williams. Marty Chandler. Bill McCarthy. Mark Pfhol, Jim Wall. Charles Gallagher. Dick Stevens. John Samsel, Shaun LaVancher. 122 Varsity Scores CHITTENANGO OPPONENT The Football Coaches of the 7 Skaneateles 6 Tri-Valley League have selected 19 Cazenovia 0 Bill McCarthy, Mark Pfhol, Dick 6 Oneida 13 Stevens, and Phil Flanco for All 14 Clinton 13 Stars. 26 Camden 0 The team tied for second place 3 Canastota 2 with Holland Patent in the final 19 V.V.Sy' ; 20 Tri-Valley League standing. 14 Holland Patent 13 L A 123 a. FROSH CROSS COUNTRY — First Row: Dave Brown. Rick Anklin, Mike Manseau. Sec- ond Row: Bob Stowell. Third Row: Steve Lozi- pone. Mark Harris. Robert Entwistle. b. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY — First Row: Dave Laris, Dave Traub, John Streeter. Tim Longden. Second Row: Erik Frank, Larry Lozi- pone. Mike Lesczynski. Keith Hamilton. Gary Chandler. Ufz£ cdfazzizzi cdfzz (Dff andcdx unnCng Tim Longden and Mike Jemola, known as the “Deadly Duo,” to Chit- tenango and surrounding schools, tied in almost all meets. Despite this fact, the team finished in second place. 124 iJndooz (Umc(z (Uza.nz (lPcns cSs(jsntfl zSbiau}(it Section I ions. a. GIRLS — Front Row: Paula Amerman. Hazel Hochstuhl. Second Row: Cherie LaCount, Pam Troup. Cheryl Landers. Third Row: Sherry Traub, Joean Coughlin. Juana Juarez. Fourth Row: Sandy Reeves. Jeanne DeOrdio. Lenora Crouch. Donna Reynolds. b. BOYS — Front Row: Tim Longden. Karl Moore. Mark Yates. Phil Flanco. Bill Killough. Dave Laris. Bruce Elliott. Second Row: Pat House, Tom Nash. Erik Frank. Dave Traub, Gary Makas. Dave Greene. Coach Daviau. Third Row: Rick DeOrdio. Chuck Gallagher. Gary Sadler. Bob Lavier. Mike Leszynski, Dave West. Absent: Joe Luckette. b. 125 126 a. 8th GRADE GIRLS — Front Row: Renee Olmstead. Second Row: Lisa Makowski, Colleen Moynihan. Patti Wall, Annalisa Iaconis. Third Row: Sue Linger. JoAnn Sweetapple. Dawn Merritt. Fourth Row: Robin Lent, Ruth Jennings. Sara Samsel, Monica Kelsey. b. J.V. GIRLS — Front Row: Ursula Mann. Second Row: Patty Johnson. Terry Lewis. Bernie Johnson. Third Row: Linda Lynch. Sue Sweetapple. Gretchen Lowe. Jackie Austin. Brenda Grossman. c. GIRLS VARSITY — Front Row: Maribeth Haas. Terry Entwistle. Mary Haynes. Second Row: Arlyn Forney. Jean Durfee, Kim Kupfer. Debbie Proctor. Muriel Deyo. Carol DeForgc, Miss Rhinehart. d. 8th GRADE BOYS — Front Row: David Verne. Second Row: Joe DiChristina. Paul Schwarz. Jim DeMario. Dale Kupfer. Bill Pauli. Chris Russell. Third Row: Pat McCarthy. Norm Landers. Dave Pet- ersen. Kevin Danchy. Greg Saltier, Matt Cambell. Mark Brownell. Andy Ingalls, Coach Smith. Ed Belair. e. FRESHMAN BOYS — Front Row: Jeff Perrone. Marty Clakely. Second Row: Joe Perry. Scott Peal, Dave Mar- tin. Jeff Johnson, Roger Shepard. Third Row: Peter Vitagliano. Tim Moon, Joe O’Brien, Howard Beach. Bill Cordell. Jamie Wright, Tim Jas- mine. Steve Tarbay. f. J.V. BOYS — Front Row: Jim Barr. Bill Barnes. Second Row: Skip Stevens, John Murray, Brian Jerome. Steve Hildreth. Third Row: Coach Kinsella. Keith Hamilton. Walt Jennings, Dave Bassett, Chuck DeWitt. Mike Sattler. Mike DiChristina. g. VARSITY BOYS — Front Row: Glenn Stewart. John Cole. John McCarthy, Coach Gordon, Derek Knickerbocker. Steve Merrill. Second Row: Jack Anson, Rick Hall. Dick Ste- vens, Mark Pfohl. Marty Bickford. Mike Rasmussen, Bill McCarthy. Cory Shultz. Matt Boccaccio. 127 B o or £ Z e a. JUNIOR VARSITY BOWLERS — Front Row: Randy Howard. Second Row: Ken Collins, Scott Smith- ler. Third Row: Bob Skinner, John Batdorf, Steve Stans- bury. b. VARSITY BOWLERS — Front Row: Tim Shanahan, £ Chip Thayer, Bill Lewis, Tom Penner, Lee Button. Sec- ond Row: Jim Gifford, Jeff Gifford, Jeff Seely, Marty Chandler, Gary Chandler, Tim Morgan. a t n a n £ 128 a. VARSITY — First Row: JoAnne Mos- ley, Tara Langdon. Darlene Holden. Sec- ond Row: LuAnne Wood. Tammy Long. Third Row: Elsie Daily. Jackie Kennedy. Melva Verne. Coach Byrne. Bonnie Woo- druff. Nancy Daily. b. J.V. — First Row.Lcsa Haas. Shawn McCombie. Second Row: Mary Hutchins. Bonnie Woodruff. Third Row: Coach Byrne, Robin Haas. Marianne Eckmaire. Pat Ostrander. 29 a. 8th GRADE — Front Row: Brian Corp, Jim Beley. Dan McGee. Mark Costello. Tim Wooldridge. Dave Parkis. Second Row: Dennis Grems. Dave Longden. Phil Randall, Dave But- ton. Dave Narvey. b. J.V. — Front Row: Bob Stole, Bob Amerman. Second Row: Greg Prawl, Barry McClean, Pat Gillette, Pete Harvey. c. VARSITY — Front Row: Jerry Schad, Ed Wall, Joe Karney, Ed Johnson. Second Row: Jerry Button. Chip Sternberg, Tim McGee, Mike Button. Third Row: Bob Larkin. Jeff McDonald, Chris Coughlan, Chris Palmatier. Jeff Johnson, Kevin Dudley. 130 EtlLOZ flSSZ ECuL J Z± a. Patty Borland b. Kim Mann, Terry Harris c. Valerie Ralston d. Ruth Abell e. Sue Boston 131 Z SXuU Z± J- zocrule. SfiiizCt a. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: Sue Boston. Terry Harris. Patty Borland, Sandy Denny, Ruth Abell, Lorraine DeMario, Sherri Sgroi. Second Row: Valerie Ralston. Annette Swiezkowski, Kim Mann. b. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: Tammy Cromp, Jeanette Stauffer. Second Row: Tracy Pelot, Cindy Collins, Sally VanDusen, Sharon Dulasky, Jill Kopper, Luanne Grinnals. Third Row: Jeannine Stauf- fer. c. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: Patty Randall. Sue Satt- ler, Carrie Koringa. Second Row: Becky Kohanski, Julie Ferstler, Karen McChain, Janine Berger, Andrea Benderski, Kelly Talbot. Third Row: Janet Knickerbocker. 132 c. 133 a. J.V. VOLLEYBALL — Front Row: Jeanne Bennett. Tammy Wooldridge. Second Row: Ursula Mann. Cindy Kirsch, Jeanne Oot. Third Row. Patty Johnson, Lorre Richardson. Brenda Grossman. Sue Sweetapple. Gretchen Lowe, Jackie Austin. Ann DeForge. Terry Lewis. Kelly Sandford. b. COACH GASKE c. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front Row: Pam Devendorf. Maribcth Haas. Terry Entwis- tle, Mary Haynes. Pat Hatch. Second Row: Arlyn Forney. Jean Durfee, Kim Kupfer, Debbie Proc- tor, Muriel Deyo, Carol DeForge. Masako Nogami. Section 111 (2(uurzfi LonifzC i This season was a very good one for the Varsity Volleyball team because it was the first time they ever came in First Place in the Section III, Class B Champi- onships. Their league record was 5-2. losing only to Holland Patent and Oneida. They ended their season tied for 2nd with Holland Patent. Their overall record was 12-3. c. 134 PALLADIUM EDITORS — a. Mary Ellen Constance — Editor-in-Chief. b. Debi Harter — Music Editor. c. Amy Petersen — Art Editor. d. Jackie Secord — Sports Editor. e. Brenda Cottet — Senior Editor. f. Dawn Cole — Copy Editor. g. Laura Bishop — Faculty Editor. h. and h(a). PHOTOGRAPHERS — Bob Ketcham and Rick DeOrdio. i. Diane Gerber — Business Manager. j. and k. Mike Vreeland and Doreen Daughety, Clubs and Activities Editors. I. TYPISTS — Nola Barber. Leanne Stcdman. Val- erie Smith. Missing: Kathie Fietze and Sheila Young. PALLADIUM STAFF MEMBERS — Laura Bishop. Judy Busa. Dawn Cole. Nola Barber. Mary Eilen Constance. Patty Hatch. Amy Petersen. Lidia, Melissa Naugle. Diane Gerber. Marly Chandler. Rick DeOrdio. Debbie Oot. Second Row: Janet Hirt. Anne DeForge. Jackie Secord. Brenda Cottet, Mike Vreeland. Bob Ketcham. Tina Caswell. Colleen Holt. Debbie Harter. Doreen Daughety. Jean DeOrdio. d. 136 137 a n j a z Picture a. G.A.A. MEMBERS — First Row: Janece Wisner, Jolene Brimmer, Lori Evans. Second Row: Sue Delaney, Kelly Talbot, Ursula Mann, Jean Dur- fee. Third Row: Patty Johnson. Debbie Proctor, Arlyn Forney, Pam Deven- dorf. Manbeth Haas. Cathy Namitz, Kim Kupfer. Fourth Row: Shelly Eck- erlin, Lorri Richardson, Sue Sweetap- ple, Mary Delaney, Terry Entwistle, Mary Haynes. Anne DeForge. Picture b. VARSITY CLUB MEM- BERS — First Row: Jack Anson, John Delaney, Marty Roach. Bill Lewis. Second Row: Greg Shepard, Rick Goux, Bob Lavier. Bill McCarthy, Matt Boccaccio. Dick Stevens. Mark Pfohl. Doug Hirt. Third Row: John Williams, Jim Stone. Derek Knicker- bocker, Mike Rasmussen. Steve Rus- sel, Jeff Seely. Tim McGee, Jeff Hil- dreth. Steve Barnes. Fourth Row: Dave Traub. Rick DeOrdio, Phil Flanco, Tim Shanahan. Tom Penner, Marty Chandler. Eric Frank. Kevin Dudley, Chris Coughlan. r L £ y (2 138 UBi- CnguciP Jji Picture a. SPANISH CLUB — Row 1: B. Torres. J. Kite, J. Grimmer. J. Juarez. Row 2: D. Gerber. N. Barber, D. Oot, C. Holt. L. Bishop, L. Williams, C. Carter, M. Far- ley. D. Doan, M. Weeks. Row 3: J. Ral- ston. G. Ferguson. J. Luckette. R. Lipoff, R. Vivelo, D. Turner, C. Beeman. L. Drescher, C. Larkin. Row 4: J. Meyers, M. Cassel, M. Vreeland, R. DeOrdio. Mrs. Albanese. J. Gifford, C. Thayer, T. Pratt, R. Wehner, C. Palmatier, J. Perrone. Picture b. FRENCH CLUB — Mary Turner, Treas.; Kim Reed. Vice Pres.; Mary Northing. Pres; J. Naugle, Sec.; S. Turner, K. Lanphear. J. Venczel, J. Becottc. Row Two: J. Bennct. P. Vitto- rio, S. Traub, S. Taylor, P. Ratliff, L. Young. P. Troup, C. Sellers, H. Ehmke, A. Naugle. P. Schwarz, K. DcVaul, J. Smith. Row Three: T. Cavallaro, L. Warner, C. Moynihan, M. Button, W. Becotte, L. Marshall, C. Curinga. B. Dela- hunt, C. Breed. S. Carr, R. Shepard. Row Four: W. Martin. C. Diehl. V. Antzac, M. Rice, L. Favor, S. Skurpski, K. Klock, K. Talbot, B. Kohanski. J. Richardson. B. Burleigh, B. Fayette. L. Lozipone. Row Five: R. Allgaier, M. La Mon- tagne, S. Murray, L. Brzvskiewicz, S. Oakley. M. Naugle, K. Yates, M. Stevens, S. Rohlin, O’Brian, J. Schad, A. Jordan, R. Gifford, J. Gauthrer, A. Francis. P. Vitayliano. J. Beals. Row Six: M. Denny. D. Austin. S. Lesczynski, R. Townsley, D. Goux, M. Campbell, J. DeOrdio. C. DeWitt, D. West, D. Barr, R. Snyder, F. Jes- sie, K. McChain. D. Zukas, P. Hofer. S. Dymond, M. Eckmair, M. Itcimerman, J. Knick- erbocker, S. Greene, P. Dlugozima. 139 c fnzEzCcan VuCJ SezvCce a. Juana Juarez, Mexico, AFS b. Masako Nogami. Japan. AFS c. Mane Papillaud. France, Rotary d. AFS CLUB — 1st Row: C. Fergu- son, M. Eckmair. J. Hirt. 2nd Row. J. Grimmer. G. Ferguson, K. Namitz. 3rd Row. A. DeForge. M. Cassell. J. Juarez 4th Row: T. Penner, H. Satler 140 a. PHYSICS CLUB — Front Row: Al White. Mike Jemola. Greg Shepard, John Williams. Second Row: Doug Hirt, Judy Hildebrand. Lisa Merriam. Dan Moffat, Bill Lewis. Marty Roach. Tim Roach. Tim Wright. Third Row:Bob Vitagliano. Jim Bennett, John Delaney. Andy Bassett. Jeff Seeley, Dave Kelner, Chris Coughlan. Fourth Row: Mark Gillette. Erik Frank, Woody Everett. Rick DeOrdio, Mike Vreeland. Tom Quinn. Dick Stevens, Patty Barber, Luannc Grinnals. Fifth Row: Shane LaVancher. Tina Caswell.Brenda Cottet. Ruth Abell, Doug Doan. Patty Borland, Arlyn Forney. Julie Matzell. Pam Allen, Ed Hale. b. HONOR SOCIETY — Front Row: Kelly O’Toole, Dan DiChristina. Phil Flanco, Tim Shanahan, Lisa Coon. Bill Killough, Al WTiite, Julie Matzell. Woody Everett, Marty Roach. Second Row: Mary Northing, Lenora Crouch, Dave Traub, Mary Turner. Maribeth Haas. Tammy Matina. Judy Hildebrand. Colleen Holt. Jackie Secord, Julie Matzell, Mike Swee- ney. Tom Penner. Third Row: Penny Ran- dall. Annette Swieczkowski. Lori Vivelo. Carolyn Diehl, Doug Hirt. Fourth Row: Dan Roach. Mike Vreeland. Joyce Zecher. Arlyn Forney, Pam Devendorf, Melissa Naugle. Val Ralston, Sue Boston, Pat Borland. Ruth Abell. Brenda Cottet, Dawn Cole. Tina Caswell, John Williams. Fifth Row: Joe MacDonald. Mike Sattler, Diane Gerber, Doreen Daughety. John Samsel, Mike Leszcynski. Bill Lewis, Paula Proulx, Steve Russell. Bruce Elliott, Erik Frank. Pat Barber. Amy Peterson, Pam Brown, Kim Kupfer. b. 141 Picture a. SPRING Ml SICAl ( ASI First Row: Mike Jemoa. Boh Vivelo. Kathy Carr. Sharon Dulasky. Cindy Carter. Sue Rehollo. Tammy Matina. John Streeter. Judy Venc el. Sheri Trauh. Sen uni Row: Mary I urner. Mar- ianne Eckmair. John Flynn. Karen McChain. Lynne Marshall. Rich Perry. I.uanne (irinnals. IXwg Hirt. Woody Everett. Third Row: Val Ral- ston. Martha Frey. Jeff Hildreth. Joe Luckctte. Connie Beeman. Kelly Talbot. Laurie Drescher. Kim Reed. Janet Knickerbocker. Mike Vreeland. Dawn Cole. Leanne Everett. Fourth Row Robin Fuller. Crete hen Perkins. Mary Northing. Jolene Cirimmer. Pam Vittorio. Chris Ferguson. Sue Carr. J b. Picture b. DRAM A ( I I B MI.MBF.RS hirst Row: Pam Vittorio. Jolenc Grimmer. John Streeter. V al- erie Ralston. Bob Vivelo. Joyce Zecher. Mary Turner. Second Row: Joe l.uckette. Chris Ferguson. Judy Hildebrand. Rick IXOrdio. Mary Northing. I b Harter. Tammy Manna Third Row Mike V reeland. Daw n Cole. 142 Illi CASI Mike Yreeland. Joe l.uckette. Boh Yivelo. Dawn Cole. Mar orihine. lamim Malina. Janet Knickerbocker John Sireeier. I am uiorio. Rivk DeOrdio -jjrfruitlj cz}-fz[f2£,z± and dJ. . 2. a. LIBRARY HELPERS — Mrs. Ben- edict, Kevin Dutcher, Lorie Howard, Mark Ellis, Terry Jones. b. T.L.C. — Front Row: D. Harvey. D. Cole. T. Murray, D. Merritt, D. Breed. G. Wilson, K. LaMontagne, J. Ander- son, A. Yattes. Second Row: B. Groff. K. Marsch, R. Donegon, W. Sagor, T. Speir, R. Deyo, L. Howard, P. Wall, S. Linger, K. Curtis, M. Lacey, B. Ertley, T. Wooldridge. C. Bundy. Third Row: M. Stiles. M.Button, M. Rice. L. Lum. B. Burleigh. L. Faver, M. Costello, M. Cronk. S.DeVaul, E. Speir, J. Gerbreich. T.Burns, S. Peters, E. Palmer. Fourth Row: B. Cana van, J. Longden, J. Grimmer, C. Bailey, N. Stackpole, T. Lezsynski, M. Sim- mons. T. Kingsley, R. Barlow, D. Allen, D.Biondolillo, L. Reals, S. Palmer. Fifth Row: D. Buckley. J. Del- aney, C. Dugrid, M. Campbell, A. Crouch, D. West, P. Warren, D. Haimes. A. DeForge, P. Boronczyke, A. Eastwood. L. Keach, S. Stedding, D. Woodward, E. Regan. 144 =4.n .CCu£ Picture a. A.V. CLUB MEMBERS — Seated: Alan Zecher. Bob Hayes. Randy Howard. Standing: Bill Jarvis. Bob Doss. Jim Hoffman. £k 2L6 Picture b. SKI CLUB MEMBERS — First Row: Mike Rasmussen. Dick Stevens. Pat Barber. Patty Borland. Ruth Abell, Chris Fergu- ses Sue Boston. Dave Burleigh. John Williams. Kelly Sandford. Craig Barber. Lorraine DeMario. Marty Roach. Gretchen Fergu- ses Robin Seeber. Julie Ferstler. Ursula Mann. Tim Wright.Sandy Reeves. Second Row: Tina Shipley. Kathy Monahan, Michele Gig- lio. Tom Penner. Jean Bennett. Tracy Langenmayr, Roberta Mun- cil. Mike Ellis. Carol Raineri, Michele Cronk, Kelly Denny. Mike Busa. Sherry McKay. Julie Matzell, Lisa Meninger, Jill Whitely. Beth Ellis. Lisa Mernam. Mary Constance. Steve Tarbay. Third Row: Randy Allgaier. Arleen Breed, Janece Wisner. Joanne Schreiner. Leanne Stedman. Lisa Coon, Melissa Nauglc. Sharon Dulasky. Steve Dulasky. Sheila Skurpski. Jim Bushnell. Teri Gal- lagher. 145 Picture a. JACK ANSON. CO-EDITOR. Picture b. MR. COUSE, ADVISOR; LISA MER- RI AM. CO-EDITOR. Picture c. BEAR FACTS STAFF — First Row: Lori Vivelo, Lisa Merriam, Car- olyn Diehl. Second Row: Chip Thayer. Mary Cassell. Third Row: Judy Venczell. Laura Bishop. Colleen Holt, Janet Hirt. B £ a z 9 a a t £ t a 146 147 Picture a. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES. Picture b. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — First Row: Bruce Elliott. Treasurer; Valerie Ralston. Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Sue Boston. Recording Secretary; Steve Russell. President. Missing: Jack Anson. Vice President. Picture c. PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE — First Row: Mary Ellen Constance. Terry Harris. Sue Visser. Second Row: Steve Russel. Bill McCarthy. ycJK— Picture a. Randy Howard. David West. Ed Wall. Kenny Collins. Picture b. First Ron: Tammy Cromp. Second Row: Cora Mallette. Kevin Dudley. Michele Simmons. Mr. Terpening, Debbie Haimes. Third Row: Anne DeForge. Tina Lesinski. Picture c. First Row: Ann Bush. Sheila DeVaul. Charleen Brayton. Second Row: Sue Green Lori Howard. Third Row: Bonnie Woodruff. Rose Green. Lisa Haas. Debbie Whip- ple. Sara Samscl. Missing: Mary Kelsey. 148 t L C (AT a z d BLUE RIBBONS a. Mary Ellen Constance. “Apache Arrows,” rug. b. Amy Petersen, “Prima Dream,” photogram. GOLD KEYS- c. Amy McPhilmy. Untitled, day pot. d. Amy Petersen. “N.Y. State of Mind,” photograph, e. Lisa Coon, “Self-Portrait.” charcoal drawing, f. Debbie McAllister, mono print. HONORABLE MENTION g. Tracy Salter — “Down in the Forest.” ink wash. 150 151 a. b. Picture a. CONCERT BAND — First Row: Pam Vittorio, Patty Covert, Lori Dominies, Pat Hatch, Janet Hirt, Sue Boston, Val Ralston. Second Row: Terry Don- nelly, Janine Stauffer, Chcric LaCount. Jeannie Ralston. Sue Murray. Barb Nesbitt, Monica Kelsey, Stacy Dymond, Michelle Ailing. Third tow.Cindy Kirsh. Rene Townsley. Chris Ferguson. Dan Goux. Jackie Austin, Tammy Matina, Cheryl Landers. Anne Hall. Brian Jerome, Bob Larkin, Fred Osborne. Fourth Row: Kim Edgar. Sue Lesczynski. Mike LaMontagne. Dan Gaffney. Keith DeVaul. A.J. Keville. Jeff Carpenter, Chris Perry. Kevin Danehy. Janette Stauffer, Sue Schwitter. Fifth Row: Dawn Merritt. Irene Olmstead. Barry McClean, Mike McClain. Marty Roach, Mitch Brown. Picture b. STAGE BAND — First Row: Mike Lamontagne, A. J. Keville. Jim Barr. Second Row: Patty Borland. Arlyn Forney, Tammy Matina, Janet Hirt, Caro- lyn Diehl. Third Row: Jackie Austin. Chris Ferguson. Chip Thayer. Bob Larkin, Brian Jerome. Dan Gaffney, Keith DeVaul. 152 dPzfi !Sand and ([)xc(iz±bia Picture a. PEP BAND MEMBERS — First Row: Jean- nie Ralston, Monica Kelsey. Barb Nesbitt, Sue Murray. Second Row: Cindy Kirsh. Rene Townsley, Janet Hirt, Sue Schwitter. Picture b. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS — First Row: Gretchen Lowe, Charlene Larkin. Kathy Carr, Melinda Matzell. Second Row: Martha Frey, Ricky Peters, Mark DeVaul.77� i Row: Cynthia Kirsh. Mrs. Milner. Absent: Melva Verne, Patty Hoyt. 153 Row One-Laura Pethick. Gretchcn Ferguson. Row Two: Cheryl Case. Tammy Matina, Chris Ferguson, Kelly Talbot, Deb Harter, Marianne EcKmair, Pam Devcn- dorf. Row Three: Lori Drescher, Valerie Ralston, Luanne Grinnals. Jolcnc Grimmer, Kathy Carr, Janet Knickerbocker, Pam Vittorio, Martha Frey, Arlyn Forney. Row Four: John Streeter. Steve Hildreth, Jeff Perrone, John Batdorf, Brian Jerome, Bob Larkin, Scott Rohlin. ffzntonz± ffzntztji (2a.[zndaz of£uznt± Throughout the year Jentones and Jentrys sing at various places. This list is just a few of the things they have done. Fall season: Fall concert at the high school. They sang for the Catholic Diocese in Syracuse. Christmas season: Neighborhood party at the Ham that Am Ham Restaurant, Rotary Christmas party, Stonehedge Nursing Home, concerts at Bolivar, Station, Bridgeport and Lake St. Middle Schools. Methodist Church, Candlelight Concert at St. Patricks. Spring Season: Banquet at St. Patricks, Spring concert at the high school, assembly concerts at Camden, Morrisville, Eaton. Stock- bridge, Little Falls and Baldwinsville High Schools. 154 a. SENIOR CHORUS — Row one: T. Burdick, A. Bush. M. Kelsey. J. Naugle, L. Dominies. S. Denny. P. Devendorf. M. Constance. M. Turner, L. Vivelo, K. Namitz, E. Spier. Row Two: B. Jerome, A. Forney, D. Cole. S. Dulasky. M. Northing, T. Matina, M. Haas. A. Swieczkowski, L. Sted- man. L. Everett, L. Pethick, V. Ralston. Row Three: J. Regan, E. Agans, J. Batdorf, J. Luckette. D. Brownson, J. Juarez, D. Harter, L. Grinnals, G. Ferguson. K. Kinney, M. Casell. Row Four: B. Larkin. C. Ferguson, S. Hildreth. J. Streeter, J. Callaghan. b. JUNIOR CHORUS — Row One: C. Beeman. K. Yates, S. Peters. W. Becotte, J. Knicker- bocker, M. Heimerman, M. Brisbin, J. Gauthier, J. Taylor. R. Gifford, L. Berzkevits, H. Ehm- eke, D. Doan, L. Drescher, K. Ralston, M. Benz, J. Grimmer. Row Two: B. Kahanski. A. Gay- lord. K. Osada. L. Sgroi, D. Austin, L. Marshall. C. Curringa, P. Matina, A. Iaconis, K. Sellers, M. Stevens. J. O’Brien. P. Jakubowski, S. Oakley. P. Laneville, S. Samsel. M. Farley, T. Kings- ley. Row Three: T. Denoski, E. Palmer, G Populhar. M. Capagrossi, C. Case, K. Talbot, K. Klock. B. Ostrander, M. Weeks, S. Phelps. S. Markert, J. Cziesler, M. Cronk. M. Matzell, L. Menajeski, J. Lynch, C. Moynihan, M. Templer. A. Mastak. Row Four: C. Larkin, D. Bordell, L. Evans. K. McChain, S. Carr, S. Traub, L. Leo. F. Favor, B. Thompson, D. Cole, J. Long. A. Francis, L. Lum, T. Spier, T. Murray. Row 5: Mr. Callaghan. S. Loziponc, J. Biels, K. Reed. C. Dugoud, A. Zecher, C. Reels. J. Perrone, K. Dutcher. M. Brownell, B. Jarvis, T. DeVaul. S. Rohlin, K. Clark. D. Cole. £z. and cdfccjfz (2(iozu± b. 155 (2£a±i of '7£ ( I Vil lt-l to oS£o cat UfiELX fisciat' cr rsciatCon to l [x. o ?o!j£Zt J ZZnS(TO±t Mr. Pren’s classes were an experience because students were treated as individuals and friends. Many students enjoyed his honest and loveable personality. Those students who will never have him will miss a learning adven- ture that often taught more than facts. He sincerely believed in everyone’s rights as human beings. Mr. Pren, we finally realize that what you told us about yourself is true — You are the greatest. 156 Picture a. Mr. Jones — School Lunch Manager. Picture b. Front Row: G. Nickal, G. Gleasman, C. Richardson, R. Messinger. Back Row: G. Allen, M. Lokay, J. Thompson, N. McNeely, S. Kiltz, D. Schmidka. 158 159 r d. Quiet moments captured around the school. a. Chip Thayer b. Mr. Kirsh c. Miss Hodel d. Two girls studying. e. An unusual quiet moment in the cafeteria. f. Brian Jerome 160 Electrical Wiring DOUG'S RENTA BOAT Starcraft Boats BOOSTERS Johnson Motors David Wes+ KENMAR ELECTRONICS Ken Patterson Owner Phone (315) 687-6469 510 Valley Dr. Chitt, N.Y. 13037 Route 31 (between Bridgeport and Lakeport) Phone 633-8015 14' Rowboats Motors Gas and Oil Worms Cabin for Rent Refreshments Ice Free Advice FREMAC MARINE Sales and Service, Inc. Rd. 1 Bridgeport, N.Y. 13030 Boats Motors Accessories Motor Repairs Mr. Malloy Jackie Secord (JJ) Brenda Cottet Kathie and Steve Hutch and Dar Dave Kelner Mr. and Mrs. Agnew Michael Vreeland Honker and Sea Hag Hank and Nancy Peterson Amy and Bob Regan, Captain, and May Mr. Berlin Debbie and Mitch JUST BUMMIN' AROUND! Deb Tina Gerb Burn Funi Dawn Bishopio Jackie Base Brenda Mike BEST WISHES From Good Luck to the Class of 78 From DR. AND MRS. GARETH WEST DR. McCANN'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Congratulations to the Class of 78 Congratulations to the Class of 78 From the L S Lakeport SCHWITTER ELECTRIC COMPANY HOTEL CHITTENANGO Corner of Fly and Rt.31 Lakeport, USA Open Every Day PALLADIUM BOOSTERS Bob Gagne Sharon and Barry Biggar Evelyn Newcomb Rose and George Fischer Pat and George Fischer Pat and Joe Ostrowski Joan Kinsella Dan Kinsella Mrs. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. J. Tavernese Mr. and Mrs. F. Kirschenheiter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ibert Mrs. Holdridge Mr. and Mrs. James T. Walker Monsieur Daviau et les Classes de francais Coach and Mrs. Di Mr. and Mrs. L. James Button Ms. Betty Seeley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moth Mrs. Boccaccio Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Waite Mr. and Mrs. V. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Doris Aylesworth Donna and Donnie Mr. Harold Wood Linda Rauscher Linda and Mike Jim Oot (Snoots Brother) Daisy Myers Dwight Alvord Betty Reith Evelyn Wallace John and Marilyn The Wilkinson Family The Shipley Family David Oot and Brenda Bart Don DeVaul and Family Sue Gondeck Bruce and Ruth Hutchins and Family The Harold Oot Family Joseph Oot Don Dehm Brian and Deb Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Jaworski Kathy Oot Gordan Brownell Debbie (Snoot) Oot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hirt Franz Snowy Dr. and Mrs. Langdon Evelyn and Harry Cindy Hacker NC YOU’RE A SHINING STAR, NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, x SHINING BRIGHT TO SEE WHAT YOU CAN TRULY BE. Congratulations Class of '78 From BRIDGEPORT CRATING CO. INC. Rt. 31 Bridgeport, New York S' STATE BANK ____________ OF ( utUfUlHQ FDI€ Chinonango, N. Y. 13037 Phone 687-3921 (ORGANIZED 1923) The Vivelo's Woodstock and Muffin Tom and Diane Doreen and Joel Bud and Jean Breed Terry and Marty The Rebels Miss Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes Lisa Faver Big Diz and Gerb Mary Rice The Hoaglane Gang Richard Deordio Family The Aim Family Little Rick Rojo. Tim. Barb Mr. Hutko Russ and Char Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerber Marion Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Gary By non Barb and Mike Hasenstab Nicole Riegel Mr. and Mrs. Hudson The Northrup Family Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prevo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vreeland Martin Vreeland Jackie Lyn de Meurers Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Morris J.R.H. Kevin Dudley and Tammy Cromp Mrs. Constance Ivers Burnout and Punkie Wisk E. Saur John Scott Brown Cow Renee. Dawn Miss Jones John A. Kentch Evelyn Gregg Miss Collura Grizzly Adams Best Wishes Best of Luck to the to Class of '78 Best Wishes Class of 1978 to the Class From From of '78 Bridgeport Compliments of Cherry and Shell Woody CHITTENANGO LUMBER Everett Rt. 31 COMPANY Bridgeport. N.Y. Walnut Grove Bridgeport. N. Y. MORE BOOSTERS 16« The Best of Luck and Success to the Class of “78” From MADISON ONONDAGA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 295 Genesee St. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 JOSEPH BYRNE FLORIST May everyone in the class of ’78 have much success in the future. DR. MORTON MALOFF CHITTEN- ANGO FLOORS, INC. JOHN AND JOE TAVERNESE Rouse St. Chittenango Ph.687-3225 Congratulations to Jackie and the Class of 78 Chitt, N.Y. TYLER —TRAUB FUNERAL HOME MANTH — BROWNELL INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 78 115 Genesee St. Chitt. N.Y. Quality Screw Machine Products 1120 Flyer Road Kirkville, N.Y. 13082 Phone 315-687-2871 167 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Mayer's Supermarket In the Heart of Compliments of Chittenango FRANK'S BODY Congratulations to SHOP the Class of 1978 Red Baron Chittenango, N.Y. 168 Good Luck and Best Wishes Seniors From P C Foods Chittenango Plaza Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Miller Hardware and Appliances Bridgeport, New York Jo-Mar Radio T.V. Service 516 McDonnell St. Chittenango, New York Phone 687-6627 For Prompt Service Devendorfs Electrical Contracting, Inc. Johns Motor Homes, Inc. Sales and Service and Rentals Chittenango, New York 107 Kenyon St. Chittenango, N.Y. David Devendorf 169 WALDMAN'S Men's. Ladies, and Children's Clothes 208-211 Genesee St. Chittenango. N.Y. 13037 Congratulations “Gentle Ben” From: KIM AND SUN DEE CHAMPNEY ATTHE W. S. METCALF INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 on Their Success SENECA TAVERN HEFFERNAN AND JONES Insurance 687-7211 May you attain the best of every- thing in your future. Village Texaco 402 Genesee St.. Chitt. AUTO —FIRE HOMEOWNERS Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Genesee and Oneida St. Chittenango. N.Y. Donald Barre+f Agency Inc. 119 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. 17) Congratulations Class of 1978' and to Our Boy BEN E. J. BUTTON AND SONS, INC. 303 Tuscarora Rd. Chittenango, N.Y. 13037 Ph. 687-7226 Congratulations Grads and Best Wishes Sharon and Jere Crouse Best of Luck to the Class of 78 From Congratulations Class of 78 From SHARON'S LUNCHE- ONETTE Bridgeport Shell Route 31 Bridgeport, N. Y. BRIDGEPORT Chittenango. N.Y. CRATING CO., INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 78 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Route 31 Bridgeport, N. Y. Compliments of CHITTEN- ANGO LUMBER COMPANY From Cherry and Woody Everett Walnut Grove Bridgeport, N. Y. 173 Congratulations to Patty and the Class of 1978 Sandy Hatch Agway, Inc. R.D. 2 Chittenango, N.Y. Best Wishes and Success to the “Class of 78” Sue Cain Val-Park Hairstylist Shopping Plaza Bridgeport. N.Y. Congratulations Seniors From Bridgeport Pharmacy in the Shopping Center at Routes 31 and 298 Best Wishes Class of 78 and Our Niece Debbie S£VO © S RECREATIONAL SALES SERVICE DeVaul 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 Dr. and Mrs. Francis Extend Their Best W;shes to the Members of the Graduating Class of 1978 Best to the Best From Pat's Chevrolet 104-108 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. See America in a Camper Best Wishes to the Class of '78 From Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Taylor 175 The arden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with dis- tinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in fine portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. j% —I I r STUDIOS INC 176