Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

. as as w all war k PALLADIUM DEDICATION MR. KENNETH PATTERSON This year’s senior class, the class of ’79, wishes to dedicate their year- book to Mr. Kenneth Patterson. Mr. Patterson, who teaches physics to all the willing seniors, also advises the Physics Club. Last year the club made a very successful trip to Washington, D.C. This year they are making plans to go to California. The Senior Class hopes you will be here at C.C.S. for more seniors in many years to come. We take this time to thank you for your efforts and for the many sacrifices of your time. And, may the force be with you. APPRECIATION MR. HAROLD TALBOT A school year without a principal wouldn't be much of a year at all. This year we feel that our head principal deserves recognition. Mr. Talbot not only works hard for us during the day, but he also gives an incredible amount of time for our after school and night events. You help us strive for a little bit more each day. Through your care and understanding, we can accomplish our goals and feel good about them. We would like to say, Keep up the g xxl work, and thanks for the memories.” MR GREGORY ELLSTROM Nearly everyone in schcx l knows Mr. F.llstrom. However, few people realize how much of his time is devoted to the school. Those- of us who have worked with him in musicals or plays know just how much effort and talent he puts into these productions. We're sure the entire school would like to extend their appreciation to this special teacher. MR JOHN KENTCH This year’s senior class would like to thank Mr. Kentch for all his work and dedication. He teaches us how to drive with safety and caution. This teaches us to live our lives in the same manner. We would like to thank this enthusiastic man who certainly deserves a moment of praise. 3 To the Class of 1979, One of the rewards of being in education is to be able to watch a group of young people grow and mature physically, mentally, and emotionally. You, as a class, have grown in each of these ways and are about to leave high school and face the cold, cruel world. You are ready. We have done our best to prepare you for the many challenges ahead. Life at Chittenango High School is not intended to be all fun and always easy, for such is life. Like fine steel, we all require tempering before we are equal to the tough tasks of life. I wish each of you the very best and sincerely hope that you will find success, each in your own way. To the Seniors of 1979: It is always a pleasure to work with a group of students who are enthusiastic, loyal to their school and enjoyable to be with. The class of 1979 is this kind of class. Your class has shown the underclass- men that high school can be a good experience, both in and out of class. As you leave Chittenango High School to begin your new lives, remember the lessons you have learned here. Strive to build upon those lessons so that your future will become all that you wish it to be. Congratulations and good luck. Michael A. Sturgeon To the Class of 1979: This past year has been a special one for all of you. It certainly has for me. Even though the time spent with you has been short, I would like to offer my congratulations for a job well done, best wishes for your future years, but most of all, thanks for letting me be a part of your lives. Just as this was a learning year for me, so too will all your years and experiences be learning ones as you graduate from Chittenango High School. Life is full of great and joyful experiences and relation- ships. Never fail to grasp the moment. Enjoy all of that life has to offer, and work your hardest to keep your goals, hopes, and aspira- tions foremost in your minds. The community is waiting for you to be its leaders of tomorrow. I know that you can do the job. Again may I express my hope that your future years are pleasant and rewarding ones. 4 David M. Wheeler ADMINISTRA. TION AND BOARD OF EDUCATION Warren E. Jerome Superintendent of School Mr. Sturgeon, Mr. Wheeler. Mr. Jerome. Mr. Talbot Board of Education Front Row: E. David Eckerlin Mary Ann Mewinger Dio Mariani Peter C. Stucker — Pres. Back Row: Michael T. Schmidt Richard DeVaul William 0. Winan Brian Barne C. James Traub — Vice-Pres. 5 SPECIAL APPRECIATION We would like lo thank our coaches for the many rewards and memories they have given to the students of C.C.S. We are certain that the Palladium Staff represents the entire student hod from past to future years. It is not easy to sum everything up on these pages. But here is one more memory that cannot simply be replaced by a new team next year. This one is for keeps. Coach I)i Coarh Cousr Coach Curau Coach Gordon Coarh Hin Coach Jones Coach Moon Coach O’Krcf� Coach Pitoniak Coach Rhinehart CHITTENANGO COACHES Coach Byrne Coach (.oillira Coach Diefendorf Coach Erion Coach Gaskc a. I . a. A quirt moment after school. I� . Anne Deforge and Tamm Cromp e. Pam Devrndorf d. ”1 told you I ha e control 8 FOREWORD Individuality; yet in being an individual we can still come together as one. That is the theme of our 79 Palladium. All through C.C.S. this theme is present. Many individuals come together, whether it he a Football team or our own Palla- dium Staff. Each of us contributes a special talent to reach that one particular goal. A center halfback is as important to the soccer team, as a delegate is to the Student Council, or one hand member to the entire band. Now, we must each find our own road: But before we do, let us take a look at these important individuals and groups, and remember these important memories . . . ANYTHING GOES MUSIC BANQUETS Each year the music teachers and music boosters present two banquets to honor the many music students. The stu- dents perform more than 60 concerts during the year. These programs are enjoyed by many different people. This year the Palladium Staff would like to thank all the people who have helped the music students throughout our years at C.C.S. 1 Rich Perry and Diane Blanchfield The 1978 Junior Prom theme Tammy Matina and Dan DiChristina King and Queen: John and Sandy ALWAYS AND FOREVER 15 Our Senior Year. Since we can remember. We always kept wishing it would come. For some it came too fast. And for few it never came. Our Senior Year. The first time we could budge Was in the lunch line. But this year we were Seniors. At our Junior Prom We danced til our feet hurt. And when they did. We took our shoes off and kept on dancing Til we were so tired we couldn’t stand up. Then we weren’t tired any more. Our Senior Year. Semi-Senior study hall, A new vice-principal. Many got jobs. Honor Society went to Florida, Played football at Vet’s Field, The soccer team beat Caz. Foreign Exchange students Mette from Norway, Eiren from Finland, and Peter from Bolivia. The c ourage to finally join the play. Class rings Cafeteria Addition of an elevator and a ramp. Took Driver Ed. Planned a Senior Trip, Magazine Sale. The almost no budget The Physics Club’s plans for California Candy sale Loe ke r rooms And our Dinner Danere Our Senior Ye ar. Our year for memories. Only part of a lifetime; But they will last that long. Our Senior Ye ar. 16 SENIORS Rii’h — LIKES: Hunting, fishing, skiing and ran . DISLIKES: people with l� ad tempers. AMBITION: To be successful. FAVORITE SAYING: The ultimate. FONDEST MEM ORY: My first time skiing. ACTIVITIES: Hunting, fishing and work. Jack (Coach Heinsohw) — LIKES: M.B.H.. P.D., The staff of C.C.S.. winning. DISLIKES Losing. Clinton. AMBITION: Be AD and Bas kethall coach at C.C.S. FAVORITE SAYING: Calm yourself. FONDEST MEMORY: Jr. Prorn. Summer Driver Ed.. 3 12 77. ACTIVI- TIES: Student Council, Yearbook Staff, paper «litor. Mgr. Football, track, basketball, base- ball. LIKE TO FORGET: Labor Day 78. Chris — LIKES: Jim, parties, fireplaces, music, smiles, little children. LOYAL ORDER. DISLIKES: Work, being told no. Social Studies, fighting. AMBITION: To be independent and happy. FAVORITE SAY- ING: If at first you don't succeed try, try again. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 12 75. ACTIVITIES: TLC. Betty (BS) — LIKES: John, parties, pinto, movies, dart's, BOCES. My cousin. Grandma. DISLIKES: Getting Caught, stuck ups. Being suspended, being grounded. AMBITION: To have a gtKxl life with someone special. FOND- EST MEMORY: June 30. 1978. ACTIVITIES: Motorcycling. Craig — LIKES: Lorraine. Mom Dad. J.W.. T.C.. J.S., my golf clubs. Dipper. Rollo. DIS- LIKES: Rogue s Roost, one night golfing. The Hill. 5:15. V.W.. certain kinds of people. AMBITION: To become someltodv. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: That's good. FONDEST MEM- ORY: May 6. 2 23 78. 2 1 78. ACTIVI TIES: Skiing, golfing. one girl. RICHARD ALLEN CHRISTINE BAILEY BETTY BARBER 18 JACK ANSON VIRGINIA BAKER CRAIG BARBER TERRY BARBER DAVID BASSETT SCOTT BECKER KEVIN BEIRNE Terry (Little Sis) — LIKES: Good times. Gold, my big brother, concerts, fires on the beach, over nighlers at Abbolts, my cousin. DISLIKES: Classes, getting « aught, paranoid people, cotton mouth. AMBITION: Get rich quick and easy. FAVORITE SAYING: This is a tense situation. FONDEST MEMORY: Sum- mer of 76. the beach laughing with Tammy. Dave (The Incredible Hulk) — LIKES: K.M.J.D.S. Shell. Diane. Carlos, everybody. DISLIKES: I .and Lady in Texas, people who laugh when there’s nothing to laugh about. AMBITION: To be renowned in the world of Culinary Arts. FAVORITE SAYING. Go ahead punch me. I love it!! FONDEST MEM- ORY: Texas: Rolando’s, France, Florida. ACTIVITIES: Body building, baseball what- Diane (Beag) — LIKES: Gil. water skiing. Flo- rida, Cape Cod. |� lm trees. Z-28. money, trav- eling, diamonds. DISLIKES: Gossip, two-faced people, w-trash. AMBITION: To go to Ariz, Mexico. Gulf. Colo. R.. and Hawaii, to own a Z-28 in Black. FAVORITE SAYING: I smell Eck . you smell! FONDEST MEMORY: 6 27 77. 12 9. 19. 29 78, crazy times with Eck’’,T.F.T.I.J.W. Seott — LIKES: Speeding in my coup. Elaine, parties, concerts. DISLIKES: school, busy sig- nals. FAVORITE SAYING: Hum it. FOND- EST MEMORY: Being back stage at a concert. AMBITION: Never grow old. Kevin — LIKES: Being outdoors, basketball, yankees. having a good time. DISLIKES: Bosox. snotty people, gremlins, getting up in the morning. AMBITION: To do the best I can in whatever I do. FAVORITE SAYING: Do what you want to do no matter what other peo- ple say. FONDEST MEMORY: 4 11 76. 19 Orald — LIKES: Girl . N, skiing parties, P. DIS- LIKES: Jeeks, Jocks. OUR. AMBITION: To be sue- cewful in life. FAVORITE SAYING: What the flying - FONDEST MEMORY: V.B., Penn. ACTIVITIES: Girls. Laura (Berk) — LIKES: Good limes, vacations, foot- ball games. J.H. DISLIKES: Stuck up people, home- work. and losing friends. AMBITION: To become a secretary and to get an apartment. FAVORITE SAY- ING: You’ve got ;o be kidding! FONDEST MEMORY: Night of July 29.1978. with Deb. Donald — LIKES: sun. parlies. MFLB. Mom Dad. Nicholas, The Boat, crazy friends. DISLIKES: Chill., getting up. the cold, rednecks. AMBITION: To own an island. FAVORITE SAYING: Eat my shorts. FOND- EST MEMORY: All of them. ACTIVITIES: Early Release. LIKE TO FORGET: the weekend of 9 29 78. Dwayne — LIKES: Mom. Dad. Family, parties, ski- ing. food, money, warmth, friends, grandparents. DIS- LIKES: rednecks, snakes, hospitals, hassles, let- downs. say ing goodbye. AMBITION: To be the first to fly a jet to Donald’s island. Matt LIKES: Camping, Rapid Eye. concerts, par- ties. Paul Harvey, Warm Weather. Canteen. DIS- LIKES: GETTING UP, Sat. practices. Bad Cayuga Times. Being Put down. High throws, rumors, hassles. AMBITION: Gel out of Chitt. Alive, leave NY. FAVORITE SAYING. Go for it . FONDEST MEM- ORY: My old room, lunchtime in the cutless. All nighters with Keebler, Bailey's blow-outs. 20 Jim (Bo ) — LIKES: Sh rr . hascliall. Dallas Cow hoys. Almond Joys. DISLIKES: Spaghetti. Sor. Stu.. working. AMBITION: be successful. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re young, you'll get over it. FONDEST MEMORY: CBCC 78”. ACTIVITIES: Baseball. Danny — LIKES: Friends. Friday Night Saturday. DISLIKES: C.C.S.. Thr food here. AMBITION: To go west. FAVORITE SAYING: Not really. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 17 21 78. ACTIVITIES: C.C.S. Stu- dent? Charlie — LIKES: Vacations, FHA. DISLIKES: Rowdy people, being short. AMBITION: To leave CCS. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t want to hear it. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 17 78. ACTIVITIES: FHA. reramies. Dave (Sera| e) — LIKES: Love, friends, driving, peace quiet, crazies. DISLIKES: Fear. Conceit, and people who use them. AMBITION: To live, love and Ite happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Crazy. FONDEST MEMORY TW. MF. at CCS F.l.C. ACTIVITIES: Senior Class, Chorus, soccer, baseball, fishing, hunt- ing. Dave (Burk) — LIKES: Good friends, good times and parties. DISLIKES: Rednerks. stuck ups. AMBITION: To berome a comm. Art. FAVORITE SAYING: N.C. no class. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of ’78. ACTIVITIES: C.C. Shelly (Munchcn) — LIKES: Skiing, ramping, week- ends with C.G.. my parents, friends. DISLIKES: •.nobs, pushy |ieople. fighting with ms |� arents, getting out of bed. AMBITION: Go to college A’ teach G.G. to ki. FAVORITE SAYING: Such is life. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 25 76. Summer of ’78. The time we went to Con land. 21 Tamni) (Slmrtv) — LIKES: parti� - . friends and B.H. DISLIKES R dnccks, doctor . and lurk-opti. AMBITION: To teach gvmnastics. FAVORITE SAYING: ou an- crazy. FOND- EST MEMORY: 6 14 76. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastic-. Edict. Ann (Bush ) — l.IKES: Music, my friends, and vacations. DISLIKES: Snobby people, and doing chores. AMBITION: Go to college and Inc ome a Bookkeeper. FAVORITE SAYING: I’m going lunanas. FONDEST MEMORY: 3 6 77. ACTIVITIES: Music, FHA. Jim (Bushie) — LIKES: Mustangs, old cars Blue Oyster Cult, mom dad. Spike, the farm DISLIKES: ! W .. T.D.. Mu-tang- bad day- the mg rats down on Tyler, the Pit. AMBI TION: To In happy, and successful. FAVOR ITE SAYING: Anyways. FONDEST MEM ORY: Prom. Cult concert. ACTIVITIES: Ski ing. Tennis. Gordon — LIKES: Berta. Chevy's. Fonda. Myself. DISLIKES: School, working for no pay. AMBITION: To be a winning driver on USAC circut. FONDEST MEMORY: My first race. ACTIVITIES: racing, snowmobiling. Terry — LIKF5: Skiing, «•onceris, Gibson. Les Paul’s. B.O.C.. DISLIKES: San«- | eoplr. Cor- rectional facility. Politics in CCS. sports. AMBITION: To play lik«- Beck. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 14 74. first race. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer, tennis. MX and plucking guitar. GORDON BUTTON ANN BUSH TAMMY BURDICK M JAMES BUSHNELL TERRY CALLAHAN JEFFREY CANAVAN 22 KATHERINE CARR r Kathy (Truck) — LIKES: Hermie, Mom Dad. everyone at the Carr Mansion, the fear- some foursome, cello. DISLIKES: Two-faced people, lies. fat. turning red. AMBITION: Find out what I want to do and do it. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Fermez la bouchc. FONDEST MEMORY: Erie Blvd., cruising w fearsome foursome. ACTIVITIES: J J. Orchestra. Sen- ior Exec. Comm.. Student Council, Drama Club. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 8 77, crying. Mary (Buttons) — LIKES: Living. NY. 'Twit”, soccer games, Italians, Florida. DIS- LIKES: Popcorn, hypocrisy. 6:30 am. R.H.. L.C.I. and other airheads. AMBITION: To become The Godmother. FONDEST MEM- ORY: All the good days and times I’ve had. ACTIVITIES: Tennis, swimming, writing. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 29 77-8 27 78. Flo. ’77.5 8 78. Marty — LIKES: Terry. Miss Jones, work. 13 15. football, my car, being free, myself and in love. DISLIKES: Pushy Girls, no money for gas. breaking up. told what to do. FAVORITE SAYING: You wanna bet. Come on I’ll fight you. FONDEST MEMORY: Prom. 8 9 77-8 13 77. 8 24 77. 8 5 78. 10 7 78. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Tennis, girls, foot- ball. Debra (Cooper) — LIKES: Jim. family, koala bears, parties, movies. DISLIKES: Being 2. getting stood up, night guard, fire calls, being overweight. AMBITION: J.M.J.M.G., Be happy, be a secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t get mad. I just get even. ACTIVITIES: talking, baseball, swimming. LIKE TO FOR- GET: Lost arguments. Tim’s. Johnny — LIKES: Riding motocross bikes, and taking it easy. DISLIKES: SCHOOL, peo- ple who put other people down. AMBITION: A farmer. FAVORITE SAYING: Bull!. FOND- EST MEMORY: Day I got a motorcycle. j Edie (Snook) — LIKES: Summer, arguing with Mrs. Ivers, having my license. DIS- LIKES: Times I think I can’t and don’t. Spi- ders. rednecks. AMBITION: Live on my own out west, travel with Andi. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Would ya look at that! FONDEST MEM- ORY': 2 18 78, times with Andie. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 6 78.12 31 76. _________________________________J JOHN COMPOLI EDITH COOK JANET CRABTREE ELSIE DAILY LISA DAVIS Lisa (Sailor) — LIKES: Bill. (Minting, going out. Mas- sn husM’ii� in July. DISLIKES: Making mistakes and hurling other people. AMBITION: To pursue a career in art. to tav with Bill forever. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 23 77. Prom 78. FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out! Mark (Corpv) — LIKES: Sport . girl . having fun and taking it easy. DISLIKES: Getting up. work, study halls. AMBITION: B«vome a mtrhanir. FAVORITE SAYINC: No Way. FONDEST MEMORY: Open water dive . AOTIV ITIES: Football. baseball. basketball. stuIm diving, hunting, fishing. J � an — LIKES: D.A.. sleep, summer. Sundays. DIS- LIKES: Getting up. study halls, bus rides. FAV’ORITF. SAYING: I Will tell you when I die. FONDEST MEM ORY: 6 23 78. 5 6 78. summer 78. ACTIVITIES: Indoor Track, spring track, cross country. Janet (Crabby) — LIKES: My family, movies, friends, animals, fun. traveling. DISLIKES: Untrue friends, sickness, being alone. AMBITION: To succeed at what I attempt to do. FAVORITE SAYING: What? You’re nuts! ACTIVITIES: Swimming, walking, hiking, tak- ing care of my animals. FONDEST MEMORY: Eng- land 1972. Canada. Elsie — LIKES: Parties, getting into it. DISLIKES: People who fight. Nancy telling me how to drive. FAVORITE SAYING: Say there handsome! FOND- EST MEMORY: Coming to school in the mornings. Lisa — LIKES: M.F.L.B.. crazy friends. Mom. DIS- LIKES: Spiders, Chitt. gossip. AMBITION: To ride on Chris’s yacht, out to Donalds island. FONDEST MEM- ORY: 9 22 78. Mexico. Alger Island. LIKE TO FOR- GET: Fanny’s 14th. _____________________________________________________ 24 MARY DELANEY LORRAINE DeMARIO AMY DENKA Jane — LIKES: Gxrking. M.S.. driving. sewing. ramp- ing. DISLIKES: Homework, washing dishes, school year of 72. AMBITION: Move to Ohio. FAVORITE SAYING: Do unto others as they would do unto you. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 26 77.8 25 78. Carol (Wabbit) — LIKES: R.C.. M.W.. family and friends, day we | eat Oneida in Field Hockey. DIS- LIKES: Getting up. fighting with friends. AMBITION: To become a good nurse. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 3 77. 6 23 78. 5 6 78. 6 24 77. ACTIVITIES: Sports, swimming and reading. Deb — LIKES: Staying up. football games, spending money. DISLIKES: Getting up. school, braces, stuck up people. Bozo. AMBITION: Be a secretary and own an apartment. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 25 76 and 7 29 78. LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad things that have happened to me. Mar (M.D. 20-20) — LIKES: Crazy friends. Helen Jr. M.F.L.B.. Baby . 4-Way. DISLIKES: Fenced in at school, hypocrites, insincere people. AMBITION: To always remember everything I do. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Prom, Senior Dance. 6 13 74. France 77. ACTIVITIES: V. Field Hockey, Baskctlull, volleyball. Honor Soc., Stu. Coun.. French club. Physics club. Lorraine — LIKES: Craig, skiing, parties, spending money. DISLIKES: Being alone, arguments, working at Fayette ”. AMBITION: Be a Dallas Cowboy Cheer- leader. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 23 78. 5 6 78. 8 2 78. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, ski club. Physics Club. Amy (Waddles) — LIKES: Dan W.. motorcycles, great times, Joe H.. J.W. DISLIKE1S: CCS, Bridge., fighting with friends. AMBITION: T.B.M.A- W.A.A.B.S. FAVORITE SAYING: Fm bored. FOND- EST MEMORY: 5 28 74.8 20 78. 25 Pam — LIKES: My special buddy, sports, friends. Mr. C., money, piano. DISLIKES: Homework, sadness, getting up. tests. AMBI- TION: To be happv and have my dreams ful- filled. FAVORITE SAYING: I’m so confused, why me? FONDEST MEMORY: 1 27 78. 6 24 78. ACTIVITIES: Honor Soc.. Yearbook. J J. sports. Kim (Boo-Boo) — LIKES: Ross. Mom and Dad. McDonalds. DISLIKES: People who talk behind your back. AMBITION: Live in Mex- ico. FAVORITE SAYING: Get off my case. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 76. Muriel (Murts) — LIKES: Mom. Dad. Friendly people. DISLIKES: Being bored, being told what to do. AMBITION: To make it through life. FAVORITE SAYING: What a Bummer. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 20 78 doing a certain thing. ACTIVITIES: Playing sports. Dan (FRANK) — LIKES: Sodium. Fast F'., Pizza Hut, Friendly’s Fred Sanford. DIS- LIKES: Study halls, S.A.T. exams, double ses- sions. interceptions. AMBITION: To be assist- ant athletic director at Sleepy Hollow Institute of Technology. FAVORITE SAYING: So to speak! FONDEST MEMORY: Bring on the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader’s locker room pick-up squad. ACTIVITIES: Physics Club. Football, Baselull, Honor Society. Bovs’ Slate. Carolyn — LIKES: Thumper, Woodstock, happy songs, dreams, gymnastics. DISLIKES: Buttermilk, unidentified flying chords. AMBI- TION: To reach beyond my grasp. FAVORITE SAYING: ’Kay Bye. FONDEST MEMORY: April in Paris. 4-handed pianist. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society. Band, track, musicals. Bear Facts Staff. V_______J DANIEL DiCHRISTINA PAMELA DEVENDORF MURIEL DEYO CAROLYN DIEHL 26 SHARON DULASKY JEAN DURFEE MICHELLE ECKERLIN BRUCE ELLIOTT MARY ELLIS JAMES ENTWISTLE Sharon LIKES: Mary, Birdie, Camping, Tennis, Boys, D.B., B.H. DISLIKES: Hurting peoplr, snobs, cancelled games, big shots. AMBITION: To be a stewardess, live in Hawaii. FAVORITE SAYING: Well exc-u-u-u- se me. FONDEST MEMORY: Parties. France. Prom, crying. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, ski club. Honor Society. Jean (Twiggy) — LIKES: Running, skiing, horses, camping. DISLIKES: People who are instantly complaining. AMBITION: Being suc- cessful without a lot of work. FAVORITE SAYING: Stop complaining. FONDEST MEMORIES: catching pigeons, playing monopoly. ACTIVITIES: sports. Shelly (Eck) — LIKES: Tans. summer. Ski- ing. Dave’s car. Dooley. DISLIKES: Gossip, people who are late. AMBITION: To buy a Trans AM and see the world. FONDEST MEMORY: Games. Florida, Crazy Times with Beng and Barr”, parties. 9 11 76, field hockey. Bruce (Boozer) — LIKES: Friends, the gang, road rallies. DISLIKES: Backs with torn liga- ments, the Ham. AMBITION: To do what I want to do and be happy with it. FAVORITE MEMORY: Toronto trip, 9th grade, Caz. foot- ball '77. ACTIVITIES: Sports, Student G un- cil. Boys’ Slate. Honor Society, Music. Beth (Bootsis) — LIKES: Blue, Mom. Dad. skiing. Genesis. DISLIKES: Jocks, waiting. McDonalds, being told'I’m dumb, red hair. AMBITION: T.G.T.M.W.C.J.R.F.O.W. Ft WID- EST MEMORY: Marge Carol. T.I.H.W.P.F.R. ACTIVITIES: skiing. Jim — LIKES: Lewanne, friends. Dad, getting out of school, food, parties, at Lewanne’s. DIS- LIKES: Stuck up people. AMBITION: I.G.M.A.L.A.H.L.W.S.O.V.S.I.M. FAVORITE SAYING: No. Do you? FONDEST MEMO- RIES: My mother. 8 31 78. I’D LIKE TO FORGET: W.I.W.G.W.S. J 27 PHILLIP FLANCO TERI GALLAGHER ALANGALSTER CHARLES GALLAGHER TIMOTHY GAUT Phil (Flash) — LIKES: KeL 34”. beets, Mork from 0 ”. Chicago Boare. DISLIKES: Losing. VVS. 20-19 games, scaring linebackers. AMBITION: To win the NY Stale Lottery. FAVORITE SAYING: Winners never quit ami quitters never win! FONDEST MEM- ORY: B.V. night under Tim’s tree. ACTIVITIES: Var- sity, J.V.. Frosh Football. (sw-ball, indoor track. Rob (Kamikaze) — LIKES: Deb. Val, Sherry, girls, feeling good. DISLIKES: Backstahltcrs. getting pul down. FAVORITE SAYING: I'm a ramblin' guy. FONDEST MEMORY: Bro's. the hig 3. Caz 190. ACTIVITIES: Varsity football, track, musicals, girls. Chuck (Lucky Chuckic) — LIKES: Little Johnny. Mom, Pam. Dad. Fast Fred, Michele. DISLIKES: Being hurt, leaving home, losing to Phil. AMBITION: To go 7'3 . 25'9 . 497 , in 1981. FAVORITE SAY ING: It’s getting better all the time. FONDEST MEM- ORY: 8 16 78 and Chitt. Track. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball. track, cross country. Tori — LIKES: Summer. Eddie, money, the lake. DIS- LIKES: rain, really”, going to the dentist. AMBI- TION: To be able to get a tan. FAVORITE SAYING: Randy, shut your lips. FONDEST MEMORY: August 77.9 13 78. ACTIVITIES: Skiing, bon-airing. Alan (Big Al) — LIKES: Boar growls, lunch. P.A. Bio. and good times. DISLIKES: Sprained ankles, Ccomc- try. ESM. losing. AMBITION: Head Coach. Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. FAVORITE SAYING: What's happening! FONDEST MEMORY: 7 4 76. 5 13 78. 9 15 77. ACTIVITIES: Senior Executive Committer, student council. Red Cross Volunteer. 28 DEBBIE GLEASMAN DAVID GREENE LESA HAAS CYNTHIA HACKER DANIEL HALL ---------------- LUANN GRINNALS Drbbir — LIKES: Curt, nature. Piaa. snow. Busier. DISLIKES: Being cold. Hypocrites. AMBITION: To do His will, lo marry Curt and be a good wife to him. FAVORITE SAYING: If you say so. FONDEST MEM- ORY: 6 15 76. ACTIVITIES: Mountain climbing, sewing, motorcycling. Dave — LIKES: High Heights, sports. | arties. Killer H Lynyrd Skynyrd. that smell. DISLIKES: CCS. AMBITION: Make it to 100 and still have a good time. FAVORITE SAYING: Why didn’t you sav no? FOND- EST MEMORY: Death Tower 9 27 78, Summer of ’78. ACTIVITIES: Track. Luann (Lilly) — LIKES: My baby brother, cheerlead- ing, Jill, Tammy, puppies. JC, J J. DISLIKES: Snobby people, fighting. Brandy, friends going away. AMBITION: To Im a professional bum. FAVORITE SAYING: Excuuuse Me!; Eat beans. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Prom. 8 16 78. ACTIVITIES: J J. Cheerlead- ing, Stu. Council., Prin. Ad. Gunm. Lesa — LIKES: Brian, interesting people. Don. happy todays. DISLIKES: Phonies, liars, people who think they know it all. AMBITION: To find a guy who cares about me the same way I can about him. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 5 77. Genesis concert. Cindy — LIKES: Christians, my family, friends, sing- ing. DISLIKES: Fizzies, homework, getting up. AMBI- TION: To be a successful nurse, marry and raise a family. FAVORITE SAYING: Smile!! FONDEST MEMORY: 1975. 5 6 78. ACTIVITIES: Skating. hiking, sewing, reading, crocheting. Dan — LIKES: Parties, women. Pizza, cheese. Gene- sis. DISLIKES: Green Cars. work, bed, waiting. AMBITION: To become the world's first . . . FAVORITE SAYING: Bull ________ACTIVITIES: Par ties, racing my green beast, eating. 29 William (Goldylockn) — LIKES: BOCES. money, girls, eyries, (__). music. DIS- LIKES: (felling up. stuck up people. AMBI- TION: To lie rich and happy. FONDEST MEMORY: Being born. ACTIVITIES: C m. Theresa — LIKES: Randy, skiing. D.K.. J.S.. Trans-ams. DISLIKES: Sandy’s mouth, mush- rooms. AMBITION: T.M and H.L.H. FAVORITE SAYING: Bigley Wolf”. FONDEST MEMORY: Kissed Gil in fronl of Diane. LK . 9 21 77. JoAnne — LIKES: Montreal. P.H.. friends, good times. DISLIKES: Gelling up. winter. CCS. gossip, good-byes. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Summer 78. 8 25 78. LIKE TO FOR- GET: T.B.W.S..L.P Boh (Deanoe) — LIKES: weekends, parties, girls. DISLIKES: Stuck up |x ople that never do anything. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: One of these days. I-arr — LIKES: The old parti« s, summers. Mork. DISLIKES: Jerks, school. AMBITION: To play baseball for a Japanese team. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Earth Humor, ha ha. FOND- EST MEMORY: Summer of 75 76. ACTIVI- TIES: Soccer. tusehall. and everything that rolls. Steve (Hawkeye) — LIKES: Friends, football. Pam. Bruce. Sandy, and the gang. DISLIKES: Roadtests. unfriendly people, being hurt. AMBITION: To discover an underground civi- lization at the | olar ice cap. FAVORITE SAY- ING: I don’t believe I ate the whole thing. FONDEST MEMORY: It’s yet to come. ACTIVITIES: Sports, musicals. j J. girls, and more girls. THERESA HALSEY WILLIAM HALL ROBERT HAYES 30 LARRY HEWITT STEVEN HILDRETH ANDREA HOIGE JANET HIRT TERRY HOUSEMAN ELIZABETH HULSIZER Janet (Diane) — LIKES: Music, playing the flute, soccer games. Me Little , winning blue ribbons. DISLIKES: marching band. fish, cold weather, uneducated judges. AMBITION: To play my flute under Arthur Fiedler the Bos- ton Pops. FAVORITE SAYING: You got me by the sneaks. FONDEST MEMORY: Musi- cals. meeting new friends in the music dept ACTIVITIES: A.F.S., Bear Facts. Palladium. Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. LIKE TO FOR- GET: Screamed at during marching band prac- tice in the freezing weather. Andrea — LIKES: lumbo. Steve Tyler. R.F., concerts. DISLIKES: Spiders, snobs, slugs. CCS. jocks. AMBITION: To hit Florida and discover a Rocky Mtn. high. FONDEST MEM- ORY: 7 8-8 6, 8 28, 29. 31. 9 3. 4. LIKE TO FORGET: feast of 77-78. Tern (Brighteyes) — LIKES: Liverpool. T.G., Vettes. cycles. DISLIKES: Jackie D.. CCS. Lori G.. good-bye’s. AMBITION: To get far in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Of Course. FOND EST MEMORY: 7 11 78. 7 11 77. Elizabeth (Lizzard) — LIKES: Randy, skating, skiing, snow. DISLIKES: stuck up people, being alone. FAVORITE SAYING: You dumb fool. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 24 77. 9 14 78. Canada. Florida. LIKE TO FORGET: CCS. Barb (BJ) — LIKES: J.A.B.. Music, friends, being happy. Brandy. DISLIKES: Being hurt, being sick. AMBITION: To be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Son of a Pickle”. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 14 78. Beaver Val- ley 78. y 31 LAWRENCE JESMORE BARBARA JUST Mar Beth — LIKES: Argentina. A.F.S.. friends, both families. Pupi, dulce de lechc. sun, m cunada, bas- soon. DISLIKES: good-byes, waiting. FONDEST MEMORY: Argentina, Rosa, Old Erie, Q.B.H.D.P.Y.O.M.P. AMBITION: Speak Spanish without an accent! FAVORITE SAYING:. . . and though far away and miles apart a friendship dwells within the heart. Mary — LIKES: Home Ec.. MC. MN. new friends. DISLIKES: Stuck up people who think they know everything. AMBITION: I’m not with it today. FOND- EST MEMORY: Rollerskating with Miss Catalano in FHA. fun trip. ACTIVITIES: track. FHA. Jackie — LIKES: John, family, tunes, D.H., roses, parties. DISLIKES: getting up. saying good-bye. AMBITION: T.B.W.J.A.A.B.H.. . . FONDEST MEM- ORY: Led Zeppelin. Prom. 3 22 78. 8 15 78. Randy (Pooch) — LIKES: Good times. Genesis 1 concert. DISLIKES: K.P.. Noisy people. FAVORITE SAYING: Terri shut your lips. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 78. Bill — LIKES: Lisa, soccer. J.H., M.S.. S.S. DIS- LIKES: Broken collarbones, phoney people, rumors. AMBITION: T.M.L.M.C. and to play college soccer. FAVORITE SAYINC: Leave me alone. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 23 77.6 21 78. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, student council, honor society. Tennis, track. Jill (Buddy) — LIKES: Mom Dad. friends. Dirty Dozen, good times w L.G. DISLIKES: Homework, getting up. spiders, misunderstandings. AMBITION: Become a sports reporter interview S. Garvey. FONDEST MEMORY: Prom. 7 13. 9 30 78. ACTIVITIES: Palladium. Honor Society. Cheerlead- ing. 32 J CONSTANCE LANSING MICHAEL LESCZYNSKI KIMBERLY KUPFER KORILANPHEAR JEFFREY LAMPHEAR GARY LANPHEAR Kim — LIKES: Sunsets. 33. sports. Charles Glenn Stevens II. Mom Dad, friends and family. DIS- LIKES: skunks, phony people. AMBITION: To become a Med. Tech, and be happ . FAVORITE SAY- ING: Is supper ready? FONDEST MEMORY: 6 3 77. 3 29 78, 9 22 78. driving the car. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, sports. soflt all. Honor Society. Jeff — LIKES: Music, money, heavy partying, MFLB. AMBITION: Get rich fast so I have time for important things. ACTIVITIES: motorcycle riding and the good life. Gary — LIKES: Trucks, cars, working on cars, dirt- bikes. DISLIKES: Dogs, cats, snow, school. AMBI- TION: Auto Mechanic. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 26 75 — 7 12 75. ACTIVITIES: Logging, coins, music, working. Kori — LIKES: parties. Grover’s Van. Cila, Twang. Rhett. Jeff, Fanny. DISLIKES: Holiday Holes, green- weed. rednecks. AMBITION: To go down the Alpine on my stomach. FAVORITE SAYING: It’s one o’clock . . FONDEST MEMORY: Genesis concert 1978. Give me the can.’’ Connie — LIKES: Disco, cruising, clothes. M. J. T. J. pepsi, suspense. DISLIKES: Disco Queen (Pam), snobs, cliches, being depressed. AMBITION: To suc- ceed work at the sports-o-rama sometime. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: promises, promises! FONDEST MEM- ORY: Living in Mattydale. N.S. with Donna. Hereby Park, the old gang. % Mikey — LIKES: Tilly! T.V.. Naps, good times, run- ning. warmth and hugs. DISLIKES: Arguing, being tired, loneliness, busy people and curfews. AMBI- TION: To enjoy life. FONDEST MEMORY: August 16. 1978. ACTIVITIES: Tilly. T V.. Sleeping. Victory and running. J 33 V Tam — LIKES: Chuck, Friends. DISLIKES: Certain people, sisters who argue. AMBITION: To graduate, T.M.C. FAVORITE SAYING: Likely story. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 29 78. 9 19 78. Wende — LIKES: horses, pizza, friends, win- ning. ribl ons. DISLIKES: Chemistry, stuck- ups. tests, snakes. AMBITION: To ride in the Olympics. FAVORITE SAYING: Obviously. FONDEST MEMORY: Ledyard 77 Your Father’s Mustache”. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, 4-H. A.F.H. Senior Executive Comm. Tammy — LIKES: Music, Mountains. 4th period breakfast. Dirty Dozen. DISLIKES: Spiders, being tired, punching in, my ward- robe, waiting. AMBITION: To reach my goals. If I ever figure out what they are. F AVORITE SAYING: Won der ful! FONDEST MEMORY: Musicals, plays, clockville. 5 6 78. 9 30 78. ACTIVITIES: J J. Honor Society, Stage Band. Drama Club. Palladium. Russell — LIKES: Everything everyone, L.E.. parties. DISLIKES: Spoiled people, early-mornings. -10°. Put ons. AMBITION: T.G.B.T.F.A.B.L.R.T.C.W.B.S.W.A.F. FOND EST MEMORY: Prom, Florida. Towering Inferno. 6 18 77.6 22 77. Shawn — LIKES: Friends. parties, cruising, summers, outdoors. DISLIKE1S: Stuck-up peo- ple. drugs, homework. AMBITION: To have a dairy farm out west. FAVORITE SAYING: Perch. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 7 78, 8 31 78. Mr. Webber’ conservation class. Joe — LIKES: Early release, parties. Creek Rd.. concerts, sports. DISLIKES: M.C.P.P.G., being sick, underclassmen, disco. AMBITION: To make it. FONDEST MEMORY: Mr. Natu- ral anti the Genesis concert, living in the city. Grant Jr. High. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, baseball, footliall. ski club. TAMMY LONG WENDE MARTIN RUSSELL McCARTY Joseph McDonald V SHAWN McCOMBIE 34 TIMOTHY McGEE I 1 SHEREEN McKAY TIMOTHY MORGAN KELLY MINER ROBERTA MUNCIL KATHY NAMITZ Sherry — LIKES: Fearsome Foursome, JM MM. true friends, parties. Mom Dad. DIS- LIKES: 6'0 . P I. 512, snow. AMBITION: Be successful in Wise., become 5'10 . FOND- EST MEMORY: 5 27 78, Rick. ACTIVI- TIES: Senior Executive Comm. Ski Club. Stu- dent Council. Kelly — LIKES: Ma Pa Kim, work, driv- ing, all people, sociology. DISLIKES: Nobody, giving the wrong impression, smoking. AMBI- TION: To figure out the BRAIN.” FONDEST MEMORY: People of my first 17 years, great times with Beth., ski club 76-77. Tjm — LIKES: L.T., sports, music. RFO speed wagon. DISLIKES: snow, people who think they are better than anyone else. AMBI- TION: To try to lx- a success. FAVORITE SAYING: Really!! FONDEST MEMORY: 12 2 77. bowling a 207, 6 5 78. ACTIVITIES: sports, work. Berta — LIKES: G.I.B.. going to camp, watch- ing Gordon race, getting presents. DISLIKES: Being left alone, being caught on B.C., Sun- days. AMBITION: Someday not to have to say good bye. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Bull!! FONDEST MEMORY: 12 27 77. 5 14 78. ACTIVITIES: Skiing, tennis. Kathy — LIKES: E.A., friends. Bio, sports, music, boys. DISLIKES: getting up, grouchy people, getting in trouble. AMBITION: To become a Med. Tech. FAVORITE SAYING: Excellent.” FONDEST MEMORY: 6 3 77, 5 6 78. limes at the trailer park. ACTIVI- TIES: Honor Society. A.F.S., Chorus. Senior Class, sports manager. Field Hockey. 35 BARBARA NESBITT MARY NORTHING JOHNOOT l)an (Moon) — LIKES: cruising. Ro kin Roll. DIS- LIKES: Redneck. grits. CPD. AMBITION: To Hang Glide. FAVORITE SAYING: Get Beni. FONDEST MEMORY: All the parties on the Hill. Betsy - LIKES: Kenny, parties. Trans-ams, M.K. DISLIKES: G ld weather, onions. stud halls. T.V., being bored. AMBITION: Oh no!. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 3 76. Barb — LIKES: music, Utica, my clarinet, marching band, good times with Gullible”. Peachy”. DIS- LIKES: Snobs. F.N.’s. AMBITION: To play a solo and not squeak. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re young, you’ll get over it. FONDEST MEMORY: Tex.” A.J. Paul. Merp and Nancy at Field Days. ACTIVITIES: Pep Band, Honor Society. Wary — LIKES: music, kittens. Mom. Shar, the wild crazy guys. DISLIKES: one track minds. AMBI- TION: To fall in love with and marry a millionaire. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 30 78. musicals the girls. ACTIVITIES: Honor Soc., French Club. Exec. Comm. John — LIKES: M.T.C.. trucks, hunting, fishing, life. DISLIKES: The way studyhalls are run. AMBITION: To have a great life. FAVORITE SAYING: Money isn’t everything. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 4 77. time Indore 6 22 78. ACTIVITIES: Hunting and working. 36 THOMAS PF.NNF.R GRETCHEN PERKINS RICHARD PERRY Pal — LIKES: Rob. friend� , sewing. K.C. Royals. DISLIKES: Stuck-up |M ople. Itornloom. gym. AMBI- TION: T.B.B.G.A. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 9 77.9 19 77. summer of 78. E«I — LIKES: My ear. Shelly. J.W.. L.W.. E.J.S.. Mom Dad. Simms family. DISLIKES: Homework, jocks, tests. AMBITION: To In a playboy. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch a in the funni« s. FONDEST MEM- ORY: 2 18 77. 7 25 78. Linda — LIKES: Tres, pizza, my buddy Mark, friends, music. DISLIKES: Getting up. two-faced people, pate de fois gras. AMBITION: To he happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break! FONDEST MEMORY: Europe. Dinner-Dance. ACTIVITIES: Ski club. Palla- dium. Physics Club. Sen. Exec. Comm. Tom — LIKES: Marvin Druger. road rallies (car 3). raw power of a chevette. DISLIKES: broken ankl« s. hills, the pit.” AMBITION: was fulfilled when I saw Dan Di in suspension. FONDEST MEMORY: Europe. Canada and U.S. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, bowling, ten- nis. Honor Society. Grctchen — LIKES: T.B.. C.M.. Fearsome Foursome, friends, music, family. DISLIKES: Time, crying, snobs, being alone. AMBITION: Live in Vermont, be happy, get a great job. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well, that’s the way it g«M ! FONDEST MEMORY: Catkins Glen. T.F.. Cruising. C.O.E.B. ACTIVITIES: Cheer- leading. musicals, chorus, student council. Rich (Dick) — LIKES: Diane, skiing, b of powder, soccer. Friendly’s. Ma Pa. DISLIKES: Saying yes too «piick and no not soon enough. AMBITION: To sail around the world. FAVORITE SAYING: Keep the flaps up and the prop spinning. FONDEST MEMORY: Breaking 4 skies, walking away. ACTIVI- TIES: soccer, golf, skiing. A.G. Palladium. 37 Mark — LIKES: Skiing, ramping, soccer. hi- cycling. DISLIKES: Spelling. long lino, hav- ing people read tlii MHITION: To haw- a long and happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: Some people an- . . . FONDEST MEMORY: G.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Honor Society, Physics Cluh. RYE. soccer. Kev — LIKES: plaving the guitar, basketball, tunes. DISLIKES: H.W., pit '. 6:00 AM. AMBITION: Dr. Kevin Phelps D.D.S. FAVORITE SAYING: How you doin' Nochio. Bosio. Bobio, Wisio, Studio, etc. FONDEST MEMORY: May 5th. 1979. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Physics club. Senior Executive. Mark — LIKES: Patti S., Chevys, partying, pool. DISLIKES: Speeding Tickets. AMBI- TION: Own Firebird Formula. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well! Deb — LIKES: A.C.S.. family, friends, sports. Gordon Lightfoot. Dan Fogelln-rg. DISLIKES: Getting yelled at, not sleeping enough. FAVORITE SAYING: Really? No. kidding? FONDEST MEMORY: Summer and Fall of '75. ACTIVITIES: Sports. Gloria — LIKES: Summers. Tennis, parties. B.B. DISLIKES: baby sitting, arguing, making decisions. AMBITION: To get my license. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Wow!! FONDEST MEMORY: Study Hall 5th per., summer of 78. Carol (Mat ) — LIKES: 67' GTO's, G.N.. The Marx Bros., family. E.S.T.A., skiing. Queen, piano. DISLIKES: rain, cliques”. AMBI- TION: Own a GTO, M.T.2.G.I.T.C.. G.T.M.W B.E. FONDEST MEMORY: Old Forge, chasing the Chevelle in Canastota. Cin's GTO. Queen Concert. ACTIVITIES: skiing. MARK PETRIE DEBORAH PROCTOR MARK PHELPS 38 GLORIA RACE CAROL RAINERI Penny — LIKES: skiing, crazy friends, early release, Delaney's, my Grama's pies. DIS- LIKES: Hastles, gelling up. Chill, gossip. AMBITION: To have my own blue bathroom. FAVORITE SAYING: Exeelleni!!! FONDEST MEMORY: July 77. cabin 1. Alger Island. Brian — LIKES: Partying. Ma. Dirty Gert. L.J.. Heart. Van Halen. DISLIKES: Pea Soup. Jocks. C.P.D. AMBITION: To graduate, to do bodywork. FAVORITE SAYING: I dccn know. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 13 78. T.M.S.' black chevy. ACTIVITIES: SKIP PING CLASS. Sandra — LIKES: The Gang , skiing, cheer- ing, parties, P.W.H.. Mom Dad, Pumpkin. DISLIKES: Quarters, being hurt, not under- standing. AMBITION: To be successful and happy. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ve gotta be kidding. FONDEST MEMORY: 1 28 78.6 9 78. one special person. ACTIVITIES: Cheer- leading. ski club. Dan (Clip) — LIKES: Skiing, car. parties. Van Halen. swimming. DISLIKES: Not having money, not being able to go somewhere I want to. waiting for a ride. AMBITION: Hang glide, own a country club. FONDEST ME.MORY: Working at camp Goodwill, days off. Prom. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society. Ski Club. Phys- ics Club. Linda — LIKES: D.M., summer. Randy, par- ties, anything expensive. DISLIKES: Winter, Social Studies, rednecks, getting up. AMBI- TION: To graduate from college and make a lot of money. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 25 77. Dinner Dance, Summer '78. John — LIKES: Sue. 61, pizza. Pink!, Vikings, skiing, footltall. music. Being Crazy. DISLIKES: Cheap Hots. Zucchini, having my picture taken, suggestive people. AMBITION: To become an 'alll star’ underwater basket weaver. FAVORITE SAYING: Yah!! FOND- EST ME.MORY: The night of 10 24 77. day I was born. Prom. Cast Party, Mr. Kirsch's Bio classes. PENNY RANDALL SANDRA REEVES BRIAN REED DANIEL ROACH LINDA RUNKOWSKI JOHN SAMSEL KELLY SANDFORD MICHAEL SATTLER METTE SCHJERVEN PAMELA SCHNEIDER SCOTT SCHILLER JOANNE SCHREINER Kelly — LIKES: A.R.L.. Mom. swimming, friends, Chnsimas. DISLIKES: Living at home, being away from A.R.L., homework. AMBITION: Get a good job. marry A.R.L. to l� e rich. FAVORITE MEMORY: 6 21 76. T.B.W.A.. Being with friends. ACTIVITIES: Skiing, volleyball, bowling. Miehael (Poodle) — LIKES: Skiing, my boys. West- ern Auto, money, my Cutlass Supreme. DISLIKES: overheating, comments on my writing, nagging, warts. AMBITION: To Ik- ambitious enough to have an ambi- tion. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Stud FONDEST MEMORY: Good times with Sue. ACTIVITIES: soc- eer. sports. Pres. AFS. Honor Soe.. Boys State. Stu- dent Gmn. Scott — LIKES: Raring cars. P.E. DISLIKES: Blown engines, past memories, slow ears. AMBITION: Rar- ing. FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t be stupid vou. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 8 78. ACTIVITIES: rare, baseball. Mette — LIKFS: Karate, pizza, skiing, apples, being an AFS student in Chittenango. DISLIKES: Spinach, waking up. freezing. AMBITION: To see as much as possible of the world. F'ONDEST MEMORY: My birthday party. ACTIVITIES: Tennis, karate, skiing. Pam — LIKES: Rirk, my brothers, c he velle, money. T.S.S.P. DISLIKES: Mr. Roach’s flicks. T.E.. S.K.. C.M.. P.D.S. AMBITION: Become rich own a grand Prix. FAVORITE SAYING: Huh! What! Why? FOND- EST MEMORY: August 19. 1978. ACTIVITIES: par- ties, concerts. Joanne — LIKES: Gary. 41, Clysdales, Queen, ski- ing. DISLIKES: Redheads, being the youngest. Lock- errooms AMBITION: T.L.G.A.H.H.L.M.T. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Get lost! FONDEST MEMORY: 1 13 78. 3 10 78.6 20 78. Gary. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club. 40 Sl’SANSCHWITTER ROBIN SEEBER SANDRA SEEBER RODERICK SEVERANCE ■ DIANNE SGROI I SHERRY SGROI Sue — LIKES: Music, talking, friendly people, ani- mals. DISLIKES: snobs, being cold. AMBITION: To get as much out of life as possible. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Ya got me. FONDEST MEMORY: Having Eiren for a sister for the year. ACTIVITIES: Band, AFS, BYE. Orchestra, marching band. Robin — LIKES: writing, poems, dancing, new peo- ple. DISLIKES: Being hurt, getting hasseled. AMBI- TION: To sky dive and make more friends rather than enemies. FAVORITE SAYING: Yah. that too. FOND- EST MEMORY: 3 5 75. 2 13 77. 9 8 78. ACTIVI- TIES: Water snow sports, tennis, bike riding. Sandra — LIKES: biking, swimming, honest people, friends, good food. DISLIKES: Rumors, enemies, self- ish friends, homework. AMBITION: To see the world and to fulfill my goal. FAVORITE SAYING: Drop Dead. FONDEST MEMORY: Class of 79. 10 31 73. 5 15 77. Rod — LIKES: Ginny. mustangs, kawasaki’s, winning at ES A. parties. DISLIKES: rednecks, stuck ups. AMBITION: Graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: really, yeah. FONDEST MEMORY: Sept. 16. 78. ACTIVI- TIES: Drag racing. Dianne (Red) — LIKES: B.F.H.. people that like to have a good time. DISLIKES: Clicks, stuck ups. AMBI- TION: To get out of CCS. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re High. FONDEST MEMORY: Sep. 4. 1977. Sher — LIKES: Shane, summer, pizza, friends, cheer- ing, sunshine. DISLIKES: Waiting for phone calls, fights, maybe’s, colds. AMBITION: To spend a happy life.with one very Special person. FAVORITE SAY- ING: You know. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 76. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, sewing, swimming. 41 ■ Kerry (Elvis) — LIKES: Girls, ears, foot lull, hunting, fishing, trapping. DISLIKES: Tough guys, snobs, cheerleaders. AMBITION: To leave CCS. FONDEST MEMORY: Passing a road test and Prom. ACTIVITIES: Almost everything. Tim — LIKES: Kelly, Julie. Jill, Pam, Dyke Road. Saturday nights at 0’s house. DIS- LIKES: The number 34. AMBITION: To run over Brownie 75. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 78, P.F.. B.V. John (Gulsce) — LIKES: Skiing, girls. | arties, tennis. DISLIKES: School. AMBITION: Make a million, and settle down. FAVORITE SAY- ING: If you got the beer. I got the time. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 26 78. ACTIVI- TIES: Skiing, snowmobiling. tennis. Stephen (Sling) — LIKES: Cars, racing, music, girls, B.M., D.H. DISLIKES: Getting up. school lunches. AMBITION: Mechanic or racing. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re ugly! FONDEST MEMORY: 5 20 78, 7 4 74. the gang. ACTIVITIES: Girls, basketball, bowling, band. Cindy — LIKES: Having fun. being with my friends, pizza, football games. DISLIKES: Snobs, never knowing what to say. rain. AMBI- TION: T.B.A.S. and live a happy life. FOND- EST MEMORY: All the good times with friends. Norma (Spunk) — LIKES: A certain some- one. parties, yellow. DISLIKES: Snobs, onions, fighting, the cabin. AMBITION: To see everything try almost anything, T.M.B.A.B.H. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch a later, you know what I mean. FONDEST MEMORY: Penn. ACTIVITIES: Drum Corps, water skiing, eating. KERRY SHANAHAN JOHN SIEGEL 42 CYNTHIA SPERRY NORMA SPOOR MELISSA STEDING CHARLES STEVENS SHERYL STOWELL JAMES STONE PETER STUCKER MICHAEL SWEENEY Melissa — LIKES: Mike, cars, music, danc- ing, pizza. DISLIKES: Getting up, stuck-up people. AMBITION: Graduate ’79, work in a dentist office, marrv Mike. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Oh Boy. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 12 77.6 30 78. 7 29 78.9 2 78. Charles — LIKES: 33,2.54.55. S.R.. S.F., L.H.. B.J.. The R's and K’s. DISLIKES: 10, getting rooked, senseless idiots. AMBITION: Hang glide across the Atlantic. FAVORITE SAYING: Not too shabbv. Pretty spiffy. Pres- ent. FONDEST MEMORY: Al DiMeola con- cert, canoeing trips. ACTIVITIES: soccer, bas- ketball. baseball, loferology. Jim (Stoney) — LIKES: Teresa, football, friends. DISLIKES: Caz, Oneida, Clinton. Camden. Canastola. WS, Holland Pat. AMBI- TION: To be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: Beating Caz 19-0. Sheryl — LIKES: Steve, good times, crazy people, friends. DISLIKES: Backstabbers. arguments, clicks. AMBITION: To get rich quick. FONDEST MEMORY: Prom. Brenda's wedding. Robin’s party, good times with Brenda. Val. and Sheila. Pete — LIKES: Mom’s cooking. 77, canoe- ing, Mom Dad. the farm, camping out. DIS- LIKES: Nothing to do. rain, football practice in hot weather. AMBITION: To be successful in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Not too shabby. FONDEST MEMORY: Florida. St. Croix, get- ting my drivers’ license. Driver Ed. Mike — LIKES: Janine, summer nights by the lake, bareback riding in the snow, Sundays. DISLIKES: Saying goodbye, no smiles, cold hands. AMBITION: Keep my promise. FOND- EST MEMORY: 6 6 77. V. 43 LAURA THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON STEPHEN SWEETAPPLE Steve — LIKES: soccer, 9, F.F. hunting, tennis, skiing. Rock music. DISLIKES: Mikes radiator. Bro- ken bones, referee’s. AMBITION: To play for the Cos- mos, to challenge beat pockets at his own game. FONDEST MEMORY: Ski Club. 7 7 78. Roch. ACTIVITIES: soccer, tennis. Physics Club, ski club. Annette (Swizz) — LIKES: Woody, skiing, pizza, milk, sandy beaches. DISLIKES: Chemistry, mud, ugly things. AMBITION: To have a happy life. FOND- EST MEMORY: 11 78. Suzanne — LIKES: FRIENDS, my piano, writing, ski- doos. DISLIKES: Math, snakes, yelling, mean people. AMBITION: To live in Canada and build a log cabin. FAVORITE SAYING: Happiness comes from what we like doing. FONDEST MEMORIES: Passing roadtest. limes with L.V. ACTIVITIES: French club, AFS. Becky — LIKES: Gum. MFI.B, friends, good times. DISLIKES: Cold, 2-faced people, macho men. AMBI- TION: To be a banana and split. FAVORITE SAY- ING: I think you should, Tammy. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Florida 78. 2 76. ACTIVITIES: Track. Field Hockey. l ura — LIKES: T.M.. Mom. E.C.S., Camp Goodwill, relatives. DISL1KF1S: People who think they are better than others. AMBITION: To be happy, open my own business. FAVORITE SAYING: You don’t say. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 2 78. 5 6 78. ACTIVI- TIES: bowling. FHA, swimming. Mary — LIKES: Parties, hot blooded, Kathy’s house. McDonalds, shopping, friends. DISLIKES: bad moods, rednecks, work. AMBITION: Win the lottery. FAVORITE SAYING: Ask me if I care? FONDEST MEMORY: 4 23 78. great times. Summer of 78. 44 Tami — LIKES: Bob Scger, Jo, Shellc. Jackie. friends, Trans Ams. DISLIKES: M.B., stop signs, pigs. AMBI- TION: To make a dream come true. FAVORITE SAY - ING: Shut-up Kerry. FONDEST MEMORY: Bob Seger concert. Summer Driver Ed. 6 1 78. Dave — LIKES: Running, skiing. Dr. K.. The Big O. friends. DISLIKES: Tough workouts. Bus rides to HP, Clinton. Essays. AMBITION: To become an electron- ics and fix home computers. FAVORITE SAYING: hat's for supper? ACTIVITIES: X-eountry. track. Physics Club. Honor Society. Ray — LIKES: Dirt Bikes. Rock Roll. Drums, girls, cars. DISLIKES: Homework, school lunches, paving bills, tests. AMBITION: To get married and build a house out in the country. FAVORITE SAYING: A dol- lar saved is a dollar earned. ACTIVITIES: so� rer. bowling, basketball, band, footltall. Boy Scouts. Eirrn — LIKES: friends, music, candy, tennis, skiing. DISLIKES: leaving all my friends here. AMBITION: Come back to visit my American family and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: Do you think if . . . FOND- EST MEMORY: Staying with the Schwitters as an exchange student. ACTIVITIES: BYF. AFS. YFU. sports, French Club, piano, chorus. Steve (Undi) — LIKES: baseball, soccer, basketball, hunting, skiing. DISLIKES: losing games, tight minded people. AMBITION: To get my CPA in accounting. FAVORITE SAYING: Move it or lose it. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, skiing. Sally — LIKES: parties, gang, cheerleading. J.S., Herm. DISLIKES: Being alone. 2-faced people. AMBITION: To be happv and fulfill all my dreams. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 28 76, good times. 9 15 78. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, cheerleading. Palla- dium. 45 V. Mel — LIKES: My family, animals. S.L.. J.S.. K.K.. Cindy. BYF, C.S. DISLIKES: Mouthy people. being behind, getting mad. AMBI- TION: To find out what I want to Ik . FAVOR- ITE SAYING: That really stinks. FONDEST MEMORY: Football games with Mary and Sue C.. 5 24 78. ACTIVITIES: Tennis, liowling. biking, guitar, singing. Susie — LIKES: Kenrv. friends, family, ski- ing. sweaters and sewing. DISLIKES: Rain, hot weather, and saying good-bye. AMBI- TION: To marrv Kennv and make him happy. FAVORITE SAYING: I II say. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 6 76.8 17 76. Lori — LIKES: Musir. OL J.H.. Muff. C D., Merry, Pippin. The Lord of the Rings, friends, CAT. DISLIKES: Being bored, gelling up, piano recitals. AMBITION: To live in Nevada and become a famous author. FONDEST MEMORY: K.K. in St. Matt's. CCS. Som, Doaf. and AG. ACTIVITIES: Bear Facts, Honor Society. Piano. Chorus. 'Xylophone. Shelle — LIKES: Butterflies, sunsets. Ireing alone, parties, sleep. REVENGE. DISLIKES: B.R.A.A.H.A.H.F.. Bus 74. disco. AMBI- TION: To live in Nevada, to go sky-diving, be happy! FAVORITE SAYING: You fool! FONDEST MEMORY: Prom. Led Zeppelin. Me ft r ., B.S.. S.. E.M.. New England. Tom — LIKES: J.K.. calling Kerry. Elvis . J-. R.. K.. C. J.. J.. S.. ft Toker. DISLIKES: People who ignore others., 11th grade. AMBI- TION: Who cares. Whatever comes up. F.WOR1TE SAYING: Oh you Gorgeous thing you!. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 6 78. ACTIV- ITIES: Track, basketball. J MELVA VERNE SUSAN VISSER LORI VIVELO CHARLES VITAGLIANO THOMAS WAGNER A SHELLE WADSWORTH 46 JAMES WALL STEPHEN WALTERS PETER W EISS % LINDA W ATKINS KELLY WILCOX Jim — LIKES: Parties, football, skiing, rare, howling. DISLIKES: Rain. AMBITION: have m o«n ear garage. FAVORITE SAYING: pink. yea. A fat one. FONDEST MEMORY: Beating Ca 19 0. ACTIVITIES: football, hunt- ing. Steve — LIKES: Girls, animals, sports, music, friendly people. DISLIKES: School lunches, onions, snobs, homework. AMBITION: To In successful at whatever I do. FAVORITE SAY- ING: I don’t care. FONDEST MEMORY: Going to New Mexico. ACTIVITIES: Band. Iiowling. Linda — LIKES: Hairy Men. mom. dad. Rick. DISLIKES: Cold weather, applications, clean- ing up after a party. AMBITION: To gel a job. fix the car and pav Dad hack. FAVORITE SAYING: Are vou kidding? FONDEST SAY- ING: Are vou kidding? FONDEST MEMORY: weekend party 7 21-23. ACTIVITIES: watch- ing the boys play liddley winks and games with the girls. Peter — LIKES: Activities, sports, friends, talking. DISLIKES: doing things that hurt peo- ple. AMBITION: Get a college title, and work in my country. FAVORITE SAYING: Do every thing you can because there is only one life. ACTIVITIES: soccer. AFS. Physics club. Spanish Club, skiing, tennis. Debbie — LIKES: Mom Dad, family, friends, life, swimming. DISLIKES: crabby people, stuck-ups. Rainy days. AMBITION: Be a stewardess, travel around the world. FOND- EST MEMORY: 3 25 76. 12 3 76. 1 3 77. ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding, camping, rollerskating. Kelly — LIKES: Bud. Saber. Beanner. The Creek. DISLIKES: Rednecks, male gossips, not sleeping, running low on green stuff. AMBITION: To buy Buddy a four speed. FAVORITE SAYING: You're out to lunch. FONDEST MEMORY: school mornings. 8 5. 8 27. 8 19. ACTIVITIES: cruising, playing friz bee. In-ing wise, meeting strangers. 47 DEBRA W HIPPLE Darla — LIKES: Danny Lane. Boys with long hair, love. DISLIKES: school, being alone, being short. AMBITION: To get married to DL. get a job, get some horses. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know. What do you wanta do? ACTIVITIES: Started going with Danny. Prom. ACTIVITIES: drawing, skate boarding, horses. Cathy — LIKES: Parties, concerts, D.V., S.B., friends. DISLIKES: backslabbers. liars, getting up. Chitt. gos- sip. AMBITION: To always be happy and successful. FONDEST MEMORY: Quebec 77. Alger Island, good times with crazy friends. Bonnie — LIKES: Alan Dust, clams. Art, Otter Lake. DISLIKES: Snobs, the sight of blood, apathetic peo- ple. AMBITION: To be a good artist, happily married to A.D. FONDEST MEMORY: Chitt. Field Days 76. Prom, ski trip 78. ACTIVITIES: FHA. bowling. Chris — LIKES: friends, Shclwec, Hips, Baby”, MFLB. DISLIKES: hassels, waiting, getting caught. AMBITION: To buy a yacht to sail to Donald's Island. FAVORITE SAYING: You loser. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Prom. Europe '78.6 13 74. Meg — LIKES: good times, surprises, concerts, par- ties. DISLIKES: CCS gossip, being hurt. FAVORITE SAYING: Can you say Egg McMuffin? FONDEST MEMORY: All the happy memories I have. Nancy — LIKES: friends. Genesis, good times. DIS- LIKES: Rednecks, CPD. AMBITION: To be a groupy for Genesis. FONDEST MEMORY: Bol Mountain, Senior Dance, camping. 48 JILL WHITELEY RICHARD YOUNG LINDA BLANDING OTHER SENIORS Michael Holliday Jeffrey Houseman William Johnson Kathleen Kinney Kevin Kovaleski Mark Laninp Daniel Lafler ! Michael Richardson Paula Smith Sandra Sobotka Steven Stewert Robert Templar Mark Tucciarone Douglas Vann Christina Van Ornam Nlark ales Tim — LIKES: Nobles. Haze, skiing. DISLIKES: The Hill, broke, no car. AMBITION: To own my own yacht with an all girl crew. FAVORITE SAYING: 1. 1 feel good. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 17 77. ACTIVITIES: football, ski-club. Physics Club. Linda — LIKES: Chris, parties. Mom Dad. DIS- LIKES: stuck-ups. AMBITION: To go to Donald s island. FAVORITE SAYING: Bumb me out! FOND- EST MEMORY: 9 22 77. 9 22 78. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, camping, trips. Jill — LIKES: Paul. Our Gang Comedy, life in gen- eral. the family. DISLIKES: sunburned stomachs, drixing somewhere and not making it all the a . AMBITION: Live life to the max. NICKNAME: Mouth. Cupcake. FONDEST MEMORY: July 28. 1978. Sept, of 1977. 49 CLASS WILL I. Jack Anson, leave all the good times I’ve had at CCS to my brother Frank. I, Christine Bailey, leave my ability to skip class and get away with it to Margie Scarlata because she will need it. I, Betty Jean Barber, leave my brother this school. I, Craig Barber, leave my football ability to anyone who wants to sit on the bench. I, Terry Barber, leave my ability to beat the system to the juniors. 1, Dave Barr, leave my arm wrestling knowhow to Steve Hildreth, maybe someday he will beat me. I, Diane Beagle, leave my bra size to J. Mosley. I, Scott Becker, leave my hair to Mr. Di. I, Kevin Beirne, leave Mr. Smith my height which he def- initely needs. I, Buddy Belair, leave my chip on my shoulder to whoe- ver thinks they’re tough enough to knock it off! I, Laura Berkey, leave my broken locker behind. I, Linda Blanding, leave a bottle of Lemon Pledge to Mr. Talbot. I, Matt Boccaccio, leave all intense times to anyone who can handle them. I, James Boswell, leave Mike Barret my clipboard so he can pass math. I, Danny Bowers, leave this school to whoever would want it. I, Charlene Brayton, leave CCS to anyone who wants it! I, Dave Brownson, leave whatever I have to whoever needs it! I, Dave Buckley, leave CCS Cafeteria to Tracy Sattler and a bottle of digel. I, Shelly Buckley, leave all the school hamburgers to Chris Sternberg. I, Tammy Burdick, leave CCS to anyone who can stand it! I, Ann Bush, leave CCS to all who want it! I, James Bushnell, leave a certain English teacher 55 gal- lons of Formaldehyde to help preserve herself. I, Gordon Button, leave my brain to Science so they can see what makes a genius think. I, Terry Callahan, leave my great ability to do homework to anyone who wishes to receive incompletes. I, Katherine Carr, leave my lawn mower to Sue. I, Mary Cassell, leave my great mathematical genius to anyone who wants to fail with flying colors. I, Marty Chandler, leave my nice looking clothes to Mr. Kinsella who needs to dress better and with better color coordination. I, Debra Colling, leave my pity for all those who have to ride a bus. I, John Compoli, leave the school lunches to you poor souls. I, Lisa Coon, leave my gifted brushes and pencils to any- one who needs a head start in art class. 1, Mark Corp, leave to this school everything I got out of it. I, Joan Coughlan, leave my mile walk record to anyone that can beat it. 1, Janet Crabtree, leave the route 1 walked to school every morning. I, Jane DeForest, leave CCS to whoever wants it!! I, Carol DeForge, leave my throwing arm to anyone who can hack it. 50 I, Deb DeFrees, leave my pity to my sister Dena who has to spend four more years in this school. I, Mary Delaney, leave my Baby” in the closet to help Susie and her friends through the next two years. I, Amy Denka, leave Sue Markert all my old boy friends’ phone numbers. I, Sandy Denny, leave all my intelligence to anybody stu- pid enough to take it. I, Pam Devenforf, leave my smile to any faculty member w ho wants to use it when there is nothing to smile about. I, Kim Deyo, leave my 104 lbs. to Mr. Berlin. I, Muriel Deyo, leave my athletic ability to my brother Larry. I, Dan DiChristina, leave my strong knee to anyone who likes to watch. I, Carolyn Diehl, leave my favorite song 'Chopsticks’ to Mr. Smolnycki. I, Sharon Dulasky, leave all my spirit to the school that doesn't have any. I, Jean Durfee, leave my running shoes for the next fool. I, Shelly Eckerlin, donate my body to the Science depart- ment for observation. 1, Bruce Elliott, leave my officers positions to anyone with the ambition to become President of the United States. 1, Beth Ellis, leave all the good times I had in quiet study halls to my five brothers and sisters. I, Phil Flanko, leave my red and black sneakers to Juice” Barr if his feet grow. 1, Rob Fuller, leave my popularity to anyone who likes to be lonely. 1, Chuck Gallagher, leave the easy life of being a jumper to Jamie. I, Teri Gallagher, leave my burn out hair to Mark Phelps. I, Alan Galster, leave all the football jerseys I stole to Mr. Moore, if he can find them. I, Mark Gillette, leave the school to the underclassmen. I, Debbie Gleasman, leave 4th period lunch to those who can eat at 10:30 A.M. I, David Greene, leave nothing to anybody. I, Luann Grinnals, leave my ability to pass a roadtest on the first try to Andy Hildreth and my unused half of my permit for Steve to try again. 1, Lesa Hass, leave four empty lockers to anyone who can use them. I, Cindy Hacker, leave my gym locker to whoever can squash their clothes and books into one inch of space. 1, Theresa Halsey, leave motorcycle accidents to anyone who wants a week off from school. I, JoAnne Harries, leave Deb Beacraft all my luck in not getting caught. I, Bob Hayes, leave Mr. Pattersons’ movies to anyone who wants to show them. I, Larry Hewitt, leave my wit and humor to the class of 1980. I, Steve Hildreth, leave my unceasing wit and knowledge to anybody who’s dumb enough to use it. I, Janet Hirt, leave my past as Miss Music Dept, to any- one who wants to work hard and get a lot of complaints. I, Andrea Hoige, leave my Social Studies books for some- one to burn. 1, Terry Houseman, leave the paper towels to Joni. I, Liz Hulsizer, leave everything to Tammy Snyder. 1, MaryBeth Kelner, leave my most common saying no entiendo” to all future Spanish students in hopes they won’t need it as much as I did. I, Mary Kelsey, leave my brain to whoever can figure out Mr. Husung. I, Randy Lilian, leave nothing. I, Kathy Kinney, leave nothing. I, Kim Kupfer, leave my Dad and Mom’s loud enthusi- asm to future girls’ teams. I, Jeff Lamphear, leave my books to my teachers, and all my school spirit to Mr. Di. I, Gary Lanphear, leave my brain to my brother. I, Connie Lansing, leave my desire to rollerskate through the halls of CCS to Jim Crawford. I, Mike Lesczynski, leave the corncobs to anyone who needs them. I, Wende Martin, leave all my knowledge of Chemistry to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Tammy Matina, leave to my little” sister the job of hasseling Mr. Callaghan once a day. I, Russ McCarty, leave the class of 1980 here to face what we had to in our Senior Year. I, Joe McDonald, leave this school in hopes of never returning! I, Sherry McKay, leave the Senior privileges to those who enjoy being confined. I, Kelly Minor, make a promise that, I shall never RETURN! I, Tim Morgan, leave my dumbness to anyone that wants it. I, Kathy Namitz, leave my manager position to anyone who can handle it. I, Dan Nash, leave all my bumb-outs to Mr. Wheeler. I, Betsy Nelepovitz, leave Laurie a good luck” wish to finish school with. I, Barb Nesbitt, leave all my squeaks” to the clarinets. Good Luck! I, Mary Northing, leave my pink Snoopy tootsie pajamas to Mr. Callaghan just in case his wears out. I, John Oot, leave the will to push on, to all the next sen- iors. 1, Patty Ostrander, leave the long bus ride to Lakeside to Eugene Eddy. I, Ed Ostrowski, leave all class books to any fool who will take them. I, Linda Palmeter, leave all of my Trig, quizes to Mr. Erion for future reference. I, Tom Penner, leave the class of 1980 all the senior priv- ileges. I, Gretchen Perkins, leave the school food to anyone who likes junk. I, Rich Perry, leave to my brothers all the dumb ques- tions I forgot to ask Mr. Erion. I, Mark Petrie, leave the seat I used in all my classes to anyone who wants memorable High School classes. I, Kevin Phelps, leave my ability to talk myself out of any situation to all of Mr. Sturgeon’s patients. I, Mark Phelps, leave Mr. Di. all my school spirit. I, Deb Proctor, leave my uncanny ability to put my foot in my mouth. I, Gloria Race, leave my great personality to my sister Donna. I, Carol Raineri, leave this school. I, Penny Randall, leave to my sister Patty, my path to fol- low. I, Brian Reed, leave my very fond memory of Mr. Molley to whoever is foolish enough to want them. I, Sandra Reeves, leave my kid sister all my dreams to fulfill, that were ruined by all the rules and regulations in this school. I, Dan Roach, leave my skis to anyone who trusts them. I, Linda Runowski, leave Patty fun in her Senior Year. 52 i, John Samsel, leave Webber’s mountain to anyone with a Bulldozer willing to level it! I, Michael Sattler, leave my great athletic ability to any- one who would like to make a career of J.V. sports. I, Scott Schiller, say Have fun kids”. I, Pam Schneider, leave behind the boredom of CCS. I, Joanne Schreiner, leave CCS to anyone who can hack the cold. I, Sue Schwitter, leave my TUBA to the next fool who will try to play it. I, Robin Seeber, leave my feelings to anyone who cares enough to share them. I, Sanra Seeber, leave all my worldly possessions to the next person who comes along. 1, Rod Severance, leave one patch of rubber for Mr. Tal- bot. 1, Kerry Shanahan, leave the class of 1980 the same poor administration of our happy school. I, Stephen Slingerland, leave my Cornet to Mr. Arnold. 1, Paula Smith, leave this school to Marge and Cathy for another year. I, Cindy Sperry, leave my underclassmen this school. I, Norma Spoor, leave my Social Studies books for some- one else to burn. I, Melissa Stevens, leave this school to my brothers and who ever needs it. I, Skip Stevens, leave the challenge to beat 32 minutes on the throne!! I, Jim Stone, leave the mouth to next years Varsity Team. I, Pete Stucker, leave the school to anyone who can han- dle it. I, Steve Sweetapple, leave my innocent look to Mrs. Walker. I, Suzanne Taylor, would like to will the future njath stu- dents of CCS, my mathematical genius and hope they do as well as I did in Algebra — 63 on the regents!!! I, Becky Thelen, leave my sister the days I missed to make-up. I, Laura Thompson, leave CCS to who ever wants it, and I leave my best years to Tammy, Debbie, Tommy and my Science brain to Mr. Patterson and my typing skills to Mrs. Hirt. I, Mary Thompson, leave Business Law to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Tami Towndrow, leave every white slip I ever got for cutting class, to someone who deserves them as much. I, Dave Traub, leave my new afro containing electronic circuits simulated semiconductors to anyone who would like to become a smart and good looking person. I, Ray Turk, leave the school lunches to the class of 1980. I, Eiren Tuusjarvi, leave my exchange student place to the next happy one. 1, Steven Underwood, would like to leave my hunting experiences to Mr. Bligh. I, Sally VanDeusen, leave Sue Sweetapple the rest of Franky’s surprises to deal with. 1, Chris VanOrnam, leave CCS to whoever wants it. I, Melva Verne, leave all my good times and memories' of CCS to my brother Dave. I, Lori Vivelo, leave the pianos of CCS in peace and keep all the good memories for myself. 53 I, Shelle Wadsworth, leave my pity to everyone who has to stay here another year. I, Thomas Wagner, leave my Elvis Presley records to Kerry Shanahan. I, Jim Wall, leave a seven man sled to next years’ line. I, Stephen Walters, leave my shyness to anyone that wants it. 1, Linda Watkins, leave my ability to be gullible to some- one who wants to be taken and leased a lot. I, Peter Weiss, leave something to the school, and I think everybody will remember me. I, Debbie Whipple, leave the best of luck to the under- classmen. I. Kelly Wilcox, leave all the sweathogs to Mrs. Anklin. I, Darla Wilsey, leave the school and all my teachers to my friends, B.C., A.J., J.J. I, Bonnie Woodruff, leave my younger brother (who needs it) the will to go to school. I, Chris Wozny, leave my half finished bottles to Susie’s closet! I, Nancy Wright, leave my fake I.D. to Pat Knasick because she needs it more than I. I, Tim Wright, will my drinking ability to Mary M. I, Mark Yates wrill my Chrysler to Kevin Phelps. I, Rich Young, leave my athletes’ foot fungus to Mr. Conklin to examine. 54 CLASS OF 1979 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC Kim Kupfer and Phil Flanco MOST SPIRITED Sherrv Sgroi and Jim Stone CLASS BROWNNOSERS MOST DEPENDABLE Janet Hirt and Bruce Elliott Carolyn Diehl and Mark Petrie Luann Grinnals and Dan DiChristina MOST STUDIOUS Sandy Denny and Rich Perry Sue Visser and Jack Anson Lisa Coon and Bill Killough BEST PERSONALITY CLASS COUPLE BEST DRESSED MOST TALKATIVE MOST GULLIBLE Cathy Wisner and Scott Becker Sue Schwitter and Marty Chandler QUIETEST Chris Van Ornam and Steve Walters Shelly Eckerlin and Dave Bassett 59 CLASS CLOWNS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jill Whiteley and Jim Wall CUTEST SMILE Melissa Naugle and Mike Sweeney MOST VERSATILE Pam Devendorf and Matt Boccaccio MOST ARTISTIC Lori Vivelo and Dwayne Blanding MOST MUSICAL Tammy Matina and Steve Hildreth 61 a. 1 LOVE this home rooking !!!” b. Life is so exciting” c. HUH?” d. HOLDSTILL!” e. He said he'd be here at 8:00 . . f. LOUNGING in the Hallways 62 63 d. a. The moon is full. . . b. I'm cool. . . and he’s all wet!” c. JEAN DURFEE d. Bonnie and Clyde e. Computer Dating Service f. Hi there. Sailor! tff' 1 ! e. 64 a. One Big Happy Family b. Then weren’t enough tables . . . c. Wanna do the ’Bump?” d. QUARANTINED e. The Homecoming Queen 65 THE SENIOR SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD a. Lisa Coon — The Winner b. Self Portrait c. Contour drawing of student d. Pastel drawing Clay Jug With Fruit' d. 66 67 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Jamie Proper VICE PRESIDENT: Sue Sweetapple SECRETARY: Lori Dominies TREASURER: Martha Frey 68 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dave West VICE-PRESIDENT: Joe Pern SECRETARY: Karen Overton TREASURER: Jerry Schad FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Pat McCarthy VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy Yate SECRETARY: Linda Brzuskiewicz TREASURER: Joe DiChristina PRESIDENT: Greg Pern VICE-PRESIDENT: Fred Kirachenheiter SECRETARY: Deanna Costanzo TREASURER: Dena DeFrees 69 EIGHTH GRADE a. Rim 1 I «ana Bloser. Ronnie Rurklin. Kris Biaz o. Diane Eekmair, Mary helh Done). Row 2 — Theresa Honors, Allyn Kilmer, Jamie Lindsay. Kerrv Kenned). Kell) Kloek. Row 3— Karen Langenmayr, Fatly Shipley, Caralynn Martin. Tammy Schwab. Peter Delaney. Row 4— Diane Papenfus, Pat Hughes. Mike McCarthy, John Pickett. Kim Miner, Kathy Harvey. Alan Kingsley. Jim Oot. Row 5 — Darryl Cross. Mike Moth. Tom Murray, Nancy elier, Jim Walsh, Chris Gehring h. Row 1 — Eric Chandler. Gary Vittorio. Sandy Bolting. Ronnie Bergman. Row 2 — Jeff Sorei. Randy McClain. Pam Austin, Karen Kincaid. Dan McCann, Dan Skidmore. Row 3 Darcey Wightman. Greg Francis. Deanna Costanxo. Chris Aim. Paul Daily. Row 4 — Joe Tucciarone, Martin Vreeland. Karen Peissinger, Jim Maylo, Nathan Gaffaney. Jeff Gillette. Valerie Nutting. Kris Schwitter, Row 5 Paul Nash. Rill Crate. HopeGaluszka, April Burington. Andy Hildreth. Jim Vivclo 70 a. Ron 1 — Sup Becotte, Greg Prrry. John Marlin. Dave MacCombie, Tim Dines, DeWayne Cronk, Row 2 — Rhonda Youmans. Jim Butler. Pal Johnson. Michelle Veitch, l-ori Haney. John Ketcham. Row 3 — Carl Baker. Dan Getman. Yvonne l Duke. Debbie Belair, Ted Neveldine, Row 4— Kim Sehad. Tracey Talbot. Brad Brown. John Rosko, Heidi Doss. Dena DeFrees, Holly Minor. Curt Tobin, Jim Mott b. Row 1 —Carl Hutchins. Mary Spoor. Don Rey nolds. John Lacy. Row 2 — Karla Chandler, Julie Montgomery . John Dominies, Lori Barnes, Brian Gransden. Row 3 — Bill Grimmer. Joe Starkey. Andy Mroz. Lorcna Weeks. Row 4 — Tom Ralston. Bob Muneil. Brian McGinlcy. Michele Beirne. Pete Ferstler. Tim Palmeter c. Row 1 Robert Barber. Jim Walsh. Row 2 — Kathy Yates. Sherry Crornp. Cristel Alger. John Becker. Row 3— Chris Tucker. Robin Roth. Robin Baker. Dorothy Fayette. Row 4— Leanna King. Valeric Austin. Richard Robinson. Stephanie Ellis. Row 5 — Becky Philo. Jeannette Granata. Gary Dibble. Tim Kenneson. Joe Burns, Chris DeTore 71 a. Row 1 — Bill Montagu . Trri Wilsey. Linda Harp. Daryl Miller. Row 2 — Laurie Terrance. Sheila Houghtaling. Karin Vanornam. Randv Jackson. Mike Walsh. Gerry Champagne. Row 3 — Tracy Field. Gary Heffron. Scot! Buckley. Marianne Compoli. Row 4 — Theresa Dyer, Peggy Reals. Hope Beckwith. I arr Deyo. Brenda Curry. Jeff Mitchell. Row 5 — Scott Barrett. Frank Anson. Jim Fcinberg. Mark DeVauI. Sherri Cowen. Brenda Cooper. Dan Young c. Row 1 — Richard Haarman. Alan Birdlet ough. Ed Northrup. Bill Shanahan. Row 2 — Kelly Curtis. Carla Tow nd row, Theresa Harrig. Linda Pickard. Row 3 — Russ Arnold. Lise Holt. Jon Lewis. Bruce Beeman. Kathy Yolk. Row 4— Laurie Brown. Heidi Ferguson. Scott Wooldridge. Tiffany Stoddard. Stacy Walsh. Kevin Kennedy. Stuart Poole, Chris Hughes. Rusty Corp. Robert Dumont. Row 5 — Amy McPhilmv, Fred Kirschenheitcr. Joe Gallagher. Debbie Mudge. Amy Todd. Tom Marshall 72 a. Row 1 — Merritt Roberts. Brenda Cordell. Dave Parkis. Karen DeVaul, Row 2 — Brian Miller, Brian Wozniak. Joan Relyea. Cheryl Chilton, Matt Clark. Row 3 — Mike Suchewski. Lori Greene. Mike Ryan, Dave Faircloth, Greg Smith. Row 4 — Katherine Baxter. Bill Snyder. Wendy Reeves. Mary beth Lum. Jim Barlow. David Coon. Bob Hotaling. Cathy Lane b. Row 1 —Tina Hartle. Sharon Fehrman. Carolyn Coon. Louis Ungaro, Row 2 — Ron Sardella. Rick Allen. John Green. Steve Taylor. Row 3 — Dan Entwistle. Bob Preneveau. Don Curry . Row 4 — Doug Tedford. Sherri Bishop. Heidie Mann. Bob Baker. Bob Boeding. Row 5 — Rick Ianuzzo. Gary Haynes. Lonzy Clark. Chris Hockstuhl. Debbie Gratien 73 FRESHMEN a. Row 1 — Erie Hamilton, Shawn Steding, Glenn Wilson. Shelley Templar. Row 2 — Boh Entwistle. Phil Randall. Boh Muneil. Neil O’Donnell, Row 3 — Paulette Laneuville. Ed Diringer. Lorie Howard. Jim Beley. Row 4 — Scott Hopkins. Mike Lacy, Patty Hoyt. Corinne Doherty. Tamara Denoski, Row 5 — Danny Stahh. Rick Buckley. Lon Little b. Row 1 — Bill Jarvis. Mike Suhey. Jeff Spoor. Ed Shaffer. Row 2 — Don W'oodward, Gene Lent, Jim Cziesler, Bill DeTore. Row 3 — Jill Johnson, Kathy Abbott, Dianne Flynn. Cliff Duguid, Jim Colling. Row 4 — Terry Lanphear. Jim Haas. Linda Kenneson. Erika Palmer. Tracy Bickford. Ruth Jennings. Bill Long Row 1 — Jamie Van Ornam. Rob St. Andrew. Row 2 — Brian Decker. Mark DeVaul. Dave Breed. Hazel Hochstuhl. Row 3 — Jeff Mitchell. Jay Thompson. Robin Olmstead. Row 4 — Sherri Cowen. Mark Costello. Ken taMontagne. Art Greene. Row 5 — Mrs. Ibert. Robin Lent. George Hartle. Lonnv Ketch. Row 6 — Lisa Lum. Carol Durham. Scott Manteli. Brett Young. Dave Harvey b. b. Row 1 — April Yates. Sue Linger. Lori Hopkins. Sharon Northrop. Row 2 — Andy Ingalls. Kathy Curtis. Bill Thompson. Gina Fayette. Patti Wall, Brian Corp. Row 3 — John Boswell. Karen Osada. Jeanette Doney. Karin Ralston. Lewie Reals. Gary Cooper. Victor Basile. Rose Donegan. Row 4 — Bill Pauli. Tina Burno. Norm Landers. Bill Dines. Greg Amidon. Mike Marshall. Dale Kupfer r. Row 1 —Dave Cole. Sharon Oakley. Paul Smlh. Row 2 — Tim Wooldridge. Kathy Rao. Rick Peters. Graeme Gemmell. Row 3 — Don Kociela. Michele Brisbin. Matt Campbell. Linda Leo. Row 4— Greg Saltier. Svlvia Peter. Jim De Mario. Rene Deyo. Row 5 — Tracy Mi Dougal. Dawn Merritt. Debbie Cole. Row 6 — Dennis Phillips. Becky Seamans. Marsha DeForet. Ed Belair. Chuck Brownell. Sara Samsel. Danny McG i 75 a. Row 1 — Kevin Danehy, Laurie Wehncr. Heather Ehmke, Caryn Sellers, Sandy Turner. Row 2 — Alec Naugle. Patty Dlngozima. Johnna Lynch. I jura Dclahunt. Melinda Matzell, Michelle Cronk. Mandy Benz. Row 3 Mark Meyers. Joe DiChristina, Chris Perry. Karen Yates. Anna laeonis,Trice Matina. Lisa Makowski. Jill Taylor. Row 4— Kim Overton. Michelle Button. Linda Br uskiewirz. Paul Schwarz. Mark Heimermann. Kim Edgar c. Row 1 —Jeff Kingsley. Riek Anklin. Mike Manseau. Row 2 — Liz Zinn. Barh Mudge. Lisa Sadler. Thena Edick. Row 3 — Pete Curinga. Dave Graff. Mary Rice. Celeste Bundy. Row 4— Vinette Pugliano. Tammy Sherlock, Kathy Jakubowski, Tammy Carter. Robin Baker. Row 5 — Roh Gallagher, Rhonda Wilcox, Art Burghardt. Missy Palmaticr. Pal McCarthy. Row 6 - Glenn Roehm. Jeff Carpenter. John McMorris. Karl M(M re. Mark Brownell h. Row 1 — Mike Bordell, Rose Greene, Scott Van Alter. Andy Bertrand, John Killeffer. Row 2 — Steve Each. Renee 01 instead. Adam Crouch. Amy Gay lord. Kathy Saltier, Jerry Iamgden. Row 3 — Kim Clark, Becky Cooper. Brenda Coon, Kim Brown. Angela Vero. Thersa Murray. Row 4 — Sue Marker!. Bob Sperry. Steve Losipone. Linda Lang. Dave Wassel, Dave Peterson. Greg Spaulding. Dave Parkis. Molly Farley a. Row 1 — Lorir Hayes. Charles Church. Wanda Sagor. Debbie Alim. Boh Meredith. Tom Emmons. Pam Gifford. Ed Regan. Row 2 — Sheila DrVaul. Steve Allen. Dan Biondolillo. JoyceGerbrick. Robin Barlow. John Church. Row 3 — Ben Bcmian, Rex Deyo, Susie Palmer b. Row 1 — Kim Hilgenberg. Greg Wilcox. David Button. Tim Mesmer. Row 2 — George Lillie. Jim Learned, Art Maslak. Janet Gillette. Mark Harris. Row 3 — Joanne Sweetapple. Monica Weeks, Shari Popluhar. John Dykeman. Row 4 — Sharon Phelps. Colleen Moynihan. Mary Ryan. Lisa Faver. Monica Kelsey. Shelley Visser. Row 5 — Jeff Sherlock. Chris Russell. Pete Jukubowski. Brenda Pomeroy, Barb Ostrander. Sue Green 77 SOPHOMORES a. Row 1 —Tammy Wooldridge, Judith McFarland. Edward Johnson. Vicki Antzak, Mark Ellis. Row 2 — Michael Busa. Guy Taylor. Michelle Peterson. Kenneth Collins, William Pugliano. Row 3 — Sheila Skurpski, Julie Ferstler, Lisa Young, Craig Sternberg. Row 4 — Bernadette Johnson. William Cordell. David Massett, Dennis Tedford, Lorraine Whipple, Jerry Sehad. Pamela Troup. Row 5 — Peter Vitagliano. Patricia Randall. Sue Delaney. Kathy Greene. Cathy Compoli, Patricia Lyman. Edward Wall 78 a. Ron 1 — Jeff Johnson. Kim Hilgenberg. Marion Sforaa. Corrine Doherty. Peanut Butter Merrill. Row 2 — Larr Belair. Cory Shultz. Scott tavancher. Betty Barber. Erin Telfer. Row 3 — Cab in Beckwith. Ed DeForest. John Walsh. Chris Relyea. Row 4— Lori Sgroi. Donna Reynolds. Debbie Haines, Lori Lee.Tammy Hoyt. Mr. Couse. Row 5 — Randy Howard. Bruce Springsteen. Joe Foederer. Tarisa Spier. Paula Graham. Brad Bullock b. Row 1 — Denise Stevens. Joy Browner. Charles Montague. Kevin Halsey . Row 2 — Teresa McNally . Marty Clakeley. Art Casler. Brian Jayson. Eugene Lent. Row 3 — Kathy George. Marie Sassano. Brenda Lade. Johnny Jordan. Row 4 — Scott Hopkins. Roger Barlow. Penn Elmer. Walter Jennings. Paul Oot, Todd Thay er. Greg Wilcox c. Row 1 — Art Jordan. Sylvia Albert. Kay Stone. Row 2 — Chris Bell. Man House. Rob Bartle. Row 3 — George Dyer. Shern Koagel. Bob Entwistle. Debbie MacCombie. Row 4 — Tom Movnihan. Patty Boroncyck. Ben Trode. Luann DeForest. Sheila Schiebler 79 a. Row 1 — Dennis Phillips, Lynne Marsh. Rosanne Granata. Row 2 — Karen Muller, Debra Bordell. Lori Coon. Row 3 — Cindy Austin. Linda Wassel. Alan Zeeher, Row 4 — Beth Mitehell. Tania Cavallaro. Kelly Talbot. Brenda Grossman. Pat Sweeney. Keith Teaehout b. Row 1 — Russ Wehner. Sue Carr. Rob Snyder, Bob Vivelo, Charlene I trkin. Tom Schwab, Wendy Zarhow, Joe Perry , Row 2 — Cheryl Landers, Connie Beeman. Dan Gaffaney. Michelle Benderski, Row 3 — Pam Vittorio. Rene Townsley, Ricki Lipoff, Tim Moon. Joan Meyers. Dan Goux. Marly Neuhierl. Sue Murray . Row 4— Alice Eastwood. Karen Overton. Sherry Traub, Sue Saltier. Janet Knickerbocker c. Row 1 —Tina Shipley. Steve Merrill. Lynn Sgroi. Becky Kohanski. Teresa Lenzen, Row 2 — Tracey Scarlata. Craig Tucker, Greg Praw l. Bill Becker. Karen MeChain, Joyal Abell. Row 3 — Kevin Dutcher. Kim Reed. Brian Canavan. Duane Baxter. Ed Elaum. Jim Gifford. Brenda Morgan 80 a. Row 1 — Nancy Dailey, Ginny Dlugozima. Carrie Curringa. Dave Quinn. Kim Klork. Howard Beach. Row 2 — Tim Jasmin. Jeff Perrone. Sandy Diringer, Roger Shephard. Lori Evans. Wendy Roaeh. Dave Koagel. Jackie Havener. Row 3 — Brenda Torres. Roxanne Moore, Todd Burchell. Boh Bertrand. John Beals. Bill Barnes. Row 4— Bonnie Delahunt. Cherie LiCount. Sue Holliday, Steve Dombroski. Row 5 — Kris Christenson. Debbie Turner. Peg Goughian. Mark Leupp, Lori Joslin. Patty Ratliff I, R0w 1 — Wendy Beeotte. Debbie Zukas. Kathy Monahan. Dan Turk. Row 2 — Dave Shaver. Janelle Kin-. Lewie Ailing. Robin Nicholas. Jim O'Brien. Dawn Austin. Jeff Sherlock. Row 3 — Cheryl Case. Dave Martin. Leslie Grimm. Mike LaMonlagne. Jean Bennett. Row 4 — Pat Hofcr, Laurie Dreseher. Michelle Giglio. Scott Lang. Ward VanOrnatn. Mike Denney. Row 5 — Cora Mallette. Francis Hart. Ken Wagner. Chri- Palmalier. Barry MeClean. Scott Welton, Jamie Wright e. Row 1 — Scott Smithler. Pam G� rp. Kelly Denny. Row 2 — Kelly Denny. James Crouch. Scott Wilson. Jill Benedict. Row 3 — Rolwrt Amcrman. Scott Rohlin. Thomas Newcomb. Laurie Nclcpovitz, Row 4 — David West, Robert Skinner. David Daughety. Row 5 — Kelly Marsh. Denise Simmons. Jolene Grimmer. Clifford Reals. Kenneth Woodruff. RoImtI Stowcll. Steven Tarbay 81 JUNIORS a. Ron 1 — Kelly Grems. Nancy Groff. Julie Wallace. Row 2 — Chervl Hutchins. David Each. Mark Anlzak. Donna Massed, Row 3 — Tammy Cromp, Lorri Rich- ardson. Cindv Adsit. Laura Congden. Row 4 — Anne DeForge. Barb Wagner. Cindv Aylesworth. Brian Kinney. Jim Smith. John Leet b. Row 1 — Carl Vann. Tom Lyman. Row 2 — Les Ryder. Scott Harlman. Bob Terry . Row 3 — Cora Mallette. Dave Tow nsend. Brenda Lawson. Gene Eddy. Row 4 — Marian Sforza. Cory Shultz. Steve Dulaskey. Bobb Quinn. Row 5 — Sharon Sutton. Elaine Spier, Tracy Dunn. Helen Paddock 82 a. Row 1 — Dave McFarland. Sieve Benz. Row 2 — Richard Miller. Mike Button. Marianne Eckmeir. Tracy Salter. Row .3— Eileen Corp, Sharon Saltier. Marilyn Constance. Margaret Beley. Row 4 — Sue Rebollo. Derek Knickerbocker. Eric Stott. Bob Larkin. Row 5 —Joe Kamey. Linda Lynch. Lori Edick. Joni Wells. Todd Chappell b. Row 1 — Scott Reed. Randy Allgaicr. John Filmer. Keith DeVaul. Row 2 — Alice Couglhan. Mike Barrett. Mark Stewart. Brian Jerome. Row 3 — Morgan Zachow. Jim Proper. Janine Berger. Janette Stauffer. Martha Frey. Row 4 — Steve Stansbury. Steve Cross. Steve Covert. Cindy Collins. Gretchen Lowe. Janine Stauffer. Steve Harris 83 b. Row I — Pai Knasick. Linda Rtinkowski. Terry Donnelly. John Coir, Row 2 Lome Gallagher. Tony ilson. Chris Skernberg, Chris MrMorris, Kim P' lok. Row 3 — John Leek, Brenda Morgan. Melody Gardener. Jackie Austin. Row t— Lori Dominies. Scott Welkon. Pete Harvey. Glen Stewart, l-arrv Lo ipone. Todd MacDonald. Tammv Cromp b. a. Row 1 — Belly Morgan. Jean nine Ralston. Judy Vcnczell, Leslie Williams. Row 2 — Dave l aris. Keith Hamilton, Mike Ellis. Leo Button. Chris Einstein. Mare Kingsley. Row 3 — Jamie Naugle. Michelle Ailing. Teresa Carpenter. Julie Beeotte, Mark Zukas. Row 4 —Gary Makas. Laura Lindsay. Andrea Benderski. Greg Caskins, Row 5 — Cindy Kirseh. Jean Oot, Jim Barr. Frank Jessie, Dick Boeding, John Batdorf. Jerry Button b. Row 1 — Mark Shaw. Jim Taylor. Row 2 — A. J. Keville. John Seeber, Erie Hart. Jeff Boston. Bob McDermott, Row 3 — Toni Kociela. Shelli Morgan. Michele Simmons. Larry Bclair. Row 4 — Daw n Beckwith. Mike Getman. Jim Green. Chuck DeGroff, Lori Perks e. Row 1 — Jim Gordon. Dan Lane, Row 2 — Dan Lefler, Randy Sgroi. Mike McClain. Row 3 Paul Brownell. Boh Kimball, Jerry Whipple. Row 4 — Scott Teska. John Joyal. Ron Vecchio 85 a. When was the last time I what. . b. ”... so I said 'Can I help it if I’m per- fect. . c. Thais a good question ... let me check it out. . d. Karen Overton at Toronto e. I’m hungry . . f. Don’t say anything or I’ll claw you!” g. I’m a very happy person h. ReneTownsley 86 87 89 SOCIAL STUDIES a. Mrs. Pasio b. Mr. Moore c. Mr. Shea 1. Mr. Sweeney SCIENCE 92 a. Mr. Patterson b. Mr. Piloniak c. Mr. O’Keefe ami Mr. Weblier 93 MATH 94 b. a. Mr. Erion I� . Mrs. Falis - c. Mr. Wood HEALTH r. TLC a. a. Mrs. Groff b. Mr. Newe ll 98 99 DRIVER EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS 107 BASEBALL d. Phil Flanco Joe MacDonald J.V. BOYS' BASEBALL — 1st row — Bill Barnes. Urn Hewitl, Steve Underwood. Jim Barr, Mike Saltier. Urn Belair. John Murray. 2nd row — Coach Erion, Jim Bos- well. Diek Boeding, Charlie Dewitt. Marty Chandler. Dave Brownson. Jim Taylor. Mike DiChrislina Dan Di FROSH BOYS' BASEBALL — 1st row — Boh Skinner. Dave Martin. Art Burghard. Joe Minin. Boh Snyder. Dave Peterson. 2nd row — Mgr. Ed Wall. Joe d. (FROSH BASEBALL CONT’D) DiChrislina. Randy Grover, Dale Kuph Todd Thayer. 3rd row — Joe O'Brii Graeme Geminell. Alec Naugel, Greg Sa ler VARSITY ALL-STARS — 1st team Outfielder Dick Stevens. 2nd team Third Baseman Jim Bennett. Shorts! Dave Prceourl: Pitcher Jeff Hildreth 109 a. VARSITY BOYS’ TENNIS — 1st row (L-R) — Con Shultz. Todd McDonald. John Seigel, 2nd row (L-R) — Bill Killough, Steve Sweetapple, David Burleigh. Woody Everett, Steve Russell. Tom Pen- ner. Coach Daviau TENNIS 110 b. Jim Proper c. Steve Canal” Sweetappl d. Tom Penner GOLF b. Steve Canar Sweetaple c. John Seigel c. Steve Canal Sweetapple a. VARSITY BOYS’ GOLF — 1st row (L-R) — Joe Karney, Jeff Perrone, 2nd row (L-R) — Joe Perry, Rich Perry, Mark Stewart. Brian Jerome e. J.V. BOYS’ TENNIS (L-R) — Coach Daviau, Todd McDonald, Jim Proper, Steve Harris, Scott Smither, Marty Clakely. Steve Kincaid TRACK VARSITY BOYS TRACK 1m row (L-R) — L Jesmore, G. Sadler. P. House, B. Lavier, R. DeOrdio, I). Trauli. 2nd row (L-R) - Cojeli O’Keefe. Coaeli Bligh. C. Gallagher. M. Yales. F. Frank, Coaeh Waile, 3rd row (L-R) — P. Gillele, I). Quinn, M. L'se .yuski, T. I.ongden. K. Hamilton. J. lloldis, I). Ijris. T. Nash. Coaeh Kirsh. Till row (L-R) — R. Vee- ehio, T. Lyman, J. Liiekette, J. Johnson, M. Jemola, J. Slmier, S. Hildreth, D. Green, G. Maktis. R. Fuller VARSITY GIRLS TRACK - lsi row (I, R) — C. LiConnt. M. Ilulehins. 2nd row (L-R) — C. Breed. C. Trauh, C. Linders. P. Ostrander. 3rd row (L-R) — M. Kelsey. M. Naugle. J. Goughian. L. Whipple, A. IVForge.J. DeOrdio. I). Holden, C. Diehl h. FROSH BOYS TRACK lsi row (L-R) K. Johnson. I). Haney, P. Sell warts. B. Jani . M. Maiiseao. R. Anklin. D. Button. R. Shepard, 2nd row (L-R) — P. MeCarthy, B. Slowell, B. Amerman, C. Russell, S. VI ilson. S. Fsh. R. Gallagher. T. Woodridge. 3rd row (L-R) —J. Wright. II. Beaeli. I). Baxter. C. Palma leer, I). Weal. J. MeMorris. M. Campbell. G. Spaulding. M. Costello 112 SOFTBALL c mua cwrraiitj. 3iTTf«H8§ 1978 TRACK SUIEDLLK fblabs 4 2 Our id.i QEL 68 126 H W - T5 ioi CaniHota 37 m Camden 30 94 Clinton 47 113 Ca np ia 28 74 Bishop Grimes 67 E.S.M. 61 71 Phoenix 70 76 Central Square 61 88 V.V.S. 53 FROSH GIRLS’ TRACK — 1st row Diane Fl nn. Moniea Kelsey. 2nd row — Beeky Gardner, Shari Popluhar. Arlene Franeis, 3rd row — Joanne Sweelapple. Barb Ostrander. Ruth Jennings. Janet Gillette, Sue Greene BOYS VARSITY TRACK — 1978 T-V League Champs, See. 3 Class B Champs. Cortland Invitational and Chitt. Invitational Champs VARSITY CIRl-S’ SOFTBALL 1st row — Terry la-wis. B. Morgan. 2nd row B. Johnson. M. Hass. M. Haynes, T. Kntwi - tie, C. DeForge, C. Kirsh. 3rd row — L. Lyneh. M. Deyo. J. Austin. K. Kupfer. G. Ixtwe, S. Sweelapple. M. Giglio. I). Fnwlor b. Did Proetor e. Muriel Deyo d. Jaekie Austin f. Chuek Gallagher f. 113 SOCCER a. VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER — 1m nm (L-R) — Mike Saltier, Pete Weiss. Marty Clakey. Bill Kill«� ii|eh. Rich Prrry. l-arr Belair. tarry Hewitt, 2nd nm (L-R) — Coa h Couso. Dave Brown- son. Cor Shull . Mart Neuhierl. Dan Roaeh. Mike Petrie. Steve Sweetapple. Skip Stevens. Coaeh Daviau I� . Rieh Yount; r. Petr Weiss l-i team All-Stars t Halfback Steve Canal' Swectapplr, Sr: Fullback Rieh Y6ung, Sr. Forward Bdl 114 b. a. J.V. BOYS’ SOCCER 1st row Jeff Johnson. Joe Perry, Steve Stueker, Mike Busa. Dave Verne. Seoll Rohlin. Di Bolton. T ld Bon hnell. Roger Shepard, Guy Taylor. 2ml row Gueh Coose. Tom Lyman. Scott Ung, Sieve Oombroski. Randy Allgaier. Dave Peterson. Ken Wagnrr. Bob Snyder b. FROSH BOYS’ SOCCF.R — 1st row - A. Kingsley, C. Perry, B. Pauli, D. Cronk. D Skidmore. 2nd row — C. Tobin. S. Mott, J. D Mario. 0. Ku|� fer. G. Perry. ( . Vittorio. 3rd row — E. Chandler. A. Naugle. F. Anson, G. Saltier, J. Haas. C. Doguid. D. MeCann 115 CROSS COUNTRY a. BOYS V. CROSS COUNTRY — 1st row — B. Stowell, J. Schad. 2nd row — G. Makus. D. Laris. B. Amcrmann. 3rd row — D. Traub. C. Gallagher. K. Hamilton. L Jesmore b. GIRLS V. CROSS COUNTRY — 1st row — L Chandler. P. Amer- mann. 2nd row — L. Makowski. R. Youmans. C. LaCount. 3rd row — S. Traub. J. Durfee. L. Whipple, C. Landers. 4th row — J. Sweetapple. C. Elm. J. Wallace 1st place T.V. league c. FRESHMAN BOYS CROSS COUNTRY — 1st row — T. Ralston. P. Schwarz. 2nd row — R. Anklin. M. Harris. E. Hamilton TENNIS a. GIRLS' TENNIS — 1st row — T. Woolridge. A. Deforge, L Grimm. 2nd row — C. Austin. C Kirsh, K. Edgar. P. Devendorf, E. Tuusjarui, 3rd row — L. Dominies. M. Schjarven. P. Covert. T. Lewis, S. Peters FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY — 1st row — K. Nam- itz, 2nd row — P. Randell. B. Johnson, M. Con- stance. J. Bennett, 3rd row — K. Moynihan. L. Evans. P. Johnson, K. Kupfer, 4th row — J. Oot, R. Lipoff. S. Murray. J. Grimmer, M. Peterson, 5th row S. Delaney. S. Swcetapple, M. Giglio. C. Mar- tin. J. Austin 117 FOOTBALL a. b. a. BOYS’ VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row C. Barber. M. Corp.. M. Boccaccio. J. Wall, J. Stow . J. Johnson. P. Flawo. 2nd row — Coach Moore, R. Fuller. T. Chap|M-ll. P. Sturker. J. Samsel. I). I)i. S. Hildreth. 3nl row — Coach Webber, S. Covert. T. Jasmin. H. Beech, 0. Prawl. L. Ailing. 0. Baxter. Coach Kins ‘lla. 4th row — B. Quinn, S. Each. P. Oot. G. Button. J. O’Brien. B. Becker, 5th row — C. Palmater. J. Green. J. Batdorf. I). Boeding. W. Jennings. M. Bresha. 6th row — J. Wright. B. I-irkin. B. Jerome. J. Barr. P. Harvey. F.. Wall I� . FROSH BOYS’ FOOTBALL — 1st row — C. Biazzo, P. Curinga. 0. Harvey. J. Martin. C. McCarthy. C. Burghanlt. J. Tucciarone. A. Bertrond, B. Jarvis, P. John- son, 2nd row — R. Gallagher, E. Northup. M. Brownell. P. Ferstler, M. Costello. R. lannuzzo, E. Belair. Fred Kirschenheiler. Dave Button. Mike Suchewski. Mike McCarthy. Mike O’Brien. Joe Diehristina. Coach Diefendorf. Back row — Coach Smith, Steve Esch, Norm landers, Boh Baker. Kevin Danehy, Pat McCarthy. Tim Mesmer, Art Ma lak. Art Burghardt. John McMorris, Chris Russell. Brad Brown. Matt Cambell. Andy Hildreth, G ach Leahy. 118 INDOOR TRACK VARSITY GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL J.V. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL a. K| row Scott Rolilin. Davr Shaffer. Phil Fianco. Tom Lyman. Car Makas. Ed Johnson. Mill Jar i . Steve Tarhay, 2ml row Sl« e Km Ii. Ri li Perry. Karl M«� on Bruce F.lliol. S oil Smilli- ler, Dan DiChrislina. Dave Tratih. Hill Cordell. Jim O’Brian. Steve Hildreth. Jim lluhhs. 3rd row Keith llamillon. Jrff Sherlock. Rilss WrlllliT. Steve Swivla|i|ili . Dave Gni'iir, Tim Wright. Mark Yates. Jim Wall, Clun k Gal higher. Mike la-sc ynski. Mark Corp. Rohin Fuller. l-arry Jesinore. John Samscl. Mr. Daviau I� . 1st row — Gretchcn Lowr. Sm Sw« ctap- pie, Carol DrForgr, 2nd row Jackie Alls- tin. Kim Kupfer. Del� Pristor. 3rd row — Cindy Kirsch.Jean Du r foe, Pam Devrndorf r. 1st row — Monica Kelsey. Tammy Wind drige. Ricki Li|� off. Ia ri Fa ails. 2nd row Jean Bennett, Chris Christianson. Terry Lewis. Pam Corp. 3rd row Michelle ii j- lio. Brenda Grossman. Char Lirkin. Stacy Dy inond I� . 119 BASKETBALL ARSI'H BOYS’ BASKETBALL lsl rov% Cary Shull . f arrk knirkrrlMM-krr. Jim Barr. Mikr Salllrr. John Murra . 2ihI ro Mur. Jark Anson. Skip Slrvrns. Wall Jm miiH'. Mike Didhrislina. LoaiJi Cordon J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL — 1st n « — Bi Barnes, Davr Marlin. Jrff PermiH . Jo« Prrr 2n«l row — Tim Jasmin, Jamir Wright. I)a Piirrson, HimanJ Brarh, Coarh Kinsrlla FRESHMAN BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1-1 row — Dave Harvey. Dale Kopfer, Mark Costello. Joe Di. Mgr. Mark Brownell. 2nd row Dave Verne. Mall Campliell. Bill Pauli. Art Ma lak. Pal McCarthy, Kevin Danehv. 3rd row Chris Russell. Paul Nash. Norm Landers. Ore Saltier i, 8th GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1st row — Kris Biazzo. Mgr. Chris MeCarlhy. Jirn Moil. 2nd row — Fred Kirseh. Riek lannuzzo. Joe Tueeiarone. Erie Chandler. 3rd row — Coaeh Smith. Brad Brown. Boh Baker. Andy Hildreth. Cliff Duguid. Bru« e Beeman 122 l ike Saltier GIRI-S VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1st r«H - Mgr. Kathy Namitx. Kim Kopfer, Drliliir Proctor, Jackie Austin. Crelchen Lowe. Julie Wallace. 2ml row — Mgr. Anne Deforce. Carol Deforce, Man DeLaney. Linda Lynch, Patty Johnson. Coach Rhine hart CIRI-S JA. BASKETBALL - 1st row — Mgr. Kathy Namilz. Recnir Olmstead. Pat Wall. Monica Kelsey. Terry Lewis, 2nd row — Mgr. Anne Deforge. Coach Caske. Michelle Ciglio, lairi Evans, Brenda Crossman, Ruth Jennings. Stacey Dymond. Mgr. Charlene I arkin 124 WRESTLING VARSITY WRES- TLERS — 1st row — Dave Button. Dave l ingdon. Joe Karnev, Dan McGee, Joe John- son. 2nd row — Peler W eiss. Greg Prawl. Pele Har- vey, Jeff Johnson. Ed Wall, 3rd row — Dennis Philli(is. Phil Randall. Boh Slowell, Chuck Buller. Boh Larkin. Tim McGee. Chris Palmalier 8th GRADE WRESTLERS — 1st row — Alan Kingsley. Gary Vittorio. Dave MacComhie, John Sloeeker, Tim Pal metier, John Reynolds. Dave Faircloth. 2nd row — Pal Johnson, John Domin- icks. Gary Heffron. Jeff Gillette. Mike O’Brien. Mike Suchewski. 3rd row Coach Moore. Ed Northrup. John Green. Andy Mroz, Chris Deaver. Absent —John Potter. Frank Anson 125 BOWLING BOYS' VARSITY BOWLING — U row Tim Morgan. John Siegal. Sieve Wallers. Ken Collins. 2nd row — Tim Shanahan. Tom Pen- ner, Steve Stanshury GIRI-S' J.V. BOWLING — 1st row — Ter« a Lenzrn, Cindy Auslin. Barb Oslrander, Laura Thompson. 2nd row: Debbie Haimes, Eiren Tuusjarvi. Candy Baker. Lori How- ard, Roxanne M n� re, Bonnie Woodruff GIRI5’ VARSITY BOWLING — 1st row — Jaekie Kennedy. Liz Hulsizer. 2nd row — Metle Sehjerven, Jackie Havener, Alice Eastwood. Janelle Kile. Linda Leo 127 GIRLS’ INDOOR TRACK a. GIRLS’ INDOOR TRACK — 1st row — Janie fiaugle. Carolyn Diehl. 2nd row — Pam Vittorio. Kathy Yates. Connie Bramman. 3rd row — Cheryl Landers. Joan Coughlan. Sherri Traub h. Jill Kopper e. Sandy Denny d. Lorraine DeMario 128 a. Samly R«tv� It. Sharon Dula k r. Luanm Grinnal d. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — 1st row —Tamm) Crump, lx rrain«- DrMario. Saml Driuiy. 2nd row — Jill Ko| |ht. Uannc Grinnals 3rd row — Sand) Rrrvcs, Sharon Dola kv. 4lh row Janinc Stauffrr. Janrttr Slauffrr CHEERLEAD- ING 129 rKLSHMAN CHEERLEADERS lsl row — Wendy Becotlc. 2nd row — Karen Yales. Tammy Carter. 3rd row — Beckv Kohanski. 4ih row — Sharon Phelps, Laura Delahuni. Carrie Curringa. 5lh row — Sue Carr. Missy Pa I mat ier. Melinda Matzell. Lin Brzuskiewicz a. J.V. Cheerleaders c. Freshman Cheerleaders d. Jim Stone and Homecoming Queen. Sandy Denny J.V. CHEERLEADERS a. 1st row — Sue Saltier. Julie Ferstler. 2nd row — Lone Gallagher. 3rd row — Anna Lisa laconis. 4th row — Karen Overton. Karen MrChain. Mary Stevens. 5th row — Kelly Denny. Cindv Carter’ Adsit. Cindy Collins 130 d. r ■■■MM A 11 £ 1 if L Jffj a. Sharon Dolasky and Chuck Gallagher b. Sandy Denny c. Tammy Cromp d. V. Football vs. The Cheerleaders c. Sally Van Deusen and Janine Stauffer f. Jill Kopper g. V. Football vs. The Cheerleaders h. Sherri Sgroi, Sandy Reeves and Tammy Cromp i. Janine and Janette Stauffer 131 CANDIDS 133 134 135 137 SPANISH CLUB First row — Kathy Volk. Connie Beeman, Laurie Drescher, Jolene Grimmer. Back row — Karen Overton. Cindy Carter. Anna laronis. Charlene l irkin. Joan Meyers. Alira Eastwood FRENCH CLUB First row — Missy Palmatier. Sharon Phelps, ••ndy Beeotte. Karen Yates. Anna laronis. Miehelle Button. Kathy Volk. Monica Kelsey, Mandy Ben . Second row — Mary Stevens. Sue Marker!. Cindy Collins. Laurie Gallagher, Larry Lo ipone. Kelly Denny. Julie Ferstler. Linda Br uskiewirz, Peter Curinga. Back row Dave Martin. Cindy Adsit. Jerry Schad. Kathy Carr. Janine Berger, Brad Brown, Dan Getman 138 AY CLUB a. Dan Turk, George Dyer. Bob Hayes, Alan Zecher FUTURE HOMEMAK- ERS OF AMERICA b. Mary Kelsey. Chris VanOrnam, Charlene Bray- ton c. Mrs. Noffsinger d. Miss Catalano 139 HONOR SOCIETY a. (Sr. Members) 1st row — Penny Randall. Melissa Naugle. Kathy Nam- itz. Wende Martin. Barb Nesbitt. Annette Swieczkowski. Pam Devendorf, Mr. Hutko. 2nd row — Bill Killough. Carolyn Diehl, Lori Vivelo, Mary Delaney. Jill Kopper, Tammy Matina, Lisa Coon, 3rd row — Sharon Dulasky. Mike Sweeney. Sally Van Duesan, Dan DiChristina. DaveTraub. Linda Catkins. Kim Kupfer. Phil Flanco, Tom Penner, 4th row — Mike Saltier. Mike Lesczynski. Joe McDonald. Mark Petri. Kevin Phelps. Dan Roach. John Samsel, Bruce Elliott. Tim Shanahan b. (Jr. Members) 1st row — Martha Frey. Morgan Zachow, Cindy Kirsch. Andrea Benderski. 2nd row — Jeannette Stauffer. Debbie Proctor. Janine Stauffer. Brian Jerome. Gndy Collins, 3rd row — Steve Stucker, Alice Coughlan. Cretchen Lowe, Brian Kinney. Steve Stansbury. 4th row — John Filmer. Randy Allgair. Jackie Austin. Steve Harris, Jim Proper 140 AFS CLUB a. 1st row — Laurie Drescher. Jolene Grimmer. Eiren Tuusjarvi. 2nd row —Sue Schwitter, Janet Hirt. Pam Vittorio, 3rd row — Mrs. Pincgar. Peter Weiss. Mette Schjeruen. Connie Beeman. Anne DeForge. Joan Meyers. ReneTownsley. David Martin DRAMA CLUB b. Martha Frey. Robin Fuller. Lynda Brzuskiewicz, Patrice Matina. Bob Vivelo. Mandy B« nz. Lynne Marshall. 2nd row — Brenda Pomeroy. Sharon Dulasky, Mary Northing. Jolcne Grimmer. Laurie Drescher. Frank Jessie c. Debbie Proctor d. Mrs. Chambers 141 b. PHYSICS CLUB a. lsl row — Dan Roach. Sieve Hallers. Ra Turk. Mary Dela- ney, Lorraine DeMario. Linda Palmeier. Carolyn Diehl. Joan Coughlan. 2nd row — Rich Perry. Kevin Phelps, Dave Traub. Sieve Sweetapple. Jim Boswell, Mark Yales. Tim H right. Dan DiChrislina. 3rd row — Peter Weiss. Sieve Hil- dreth b. Tammy Malina and Kathy Carr c. Dan Roach and Dave Traub 142 143 a. Look Ma. no cavities!” b. Mr. Sturgeon and Mr. Wheeler c. Chet Bluntley and David Sprinklcy d. Joan Meyers c. Two Male (Female?) Stars of the 8th Grade Play 144 145 PALLADIUM STAFF Felitor — JanH Hirt Clitor of Seniors — Tammy Cromp l iwIrn laisHmc n Editor — Pam Drvrndorf Chii-f of Photography — Dan Goux larulty Editor — Rrnr Townslry A«iivitH s Editor — Tammy Matina lM,rt Editor — Cindy Collins. Dan DiChristina Art Editor — Wrndy Zachow Advertising Editor — Dan Goux a. Janrt Hirt b. Cindy Collins. Dan Goux. Wrndy Zarhow c. Linda Palmatrr. Dan DiChristina. Tammy Cromp 146 a. 1st row — Cindy Collins. Dan Goux. 2nd row — Rich Perry. Anm DcFoige, Pam Vittorio. Kim Kloek. K « 11 Talbot. Wendy Zachow. Sin Murray. Mark La Plant. 3rd row Don DiChristina. 4th row — Melissa Naugic. Tammy Cromp. Jill Kopper. Tammy Matina. Janet Hirt. Pam Dcvendorf. Joan Meyers. Rent Towns- Icy. Bob Vivclo. Todd MacDonald b. Jill Kop|H r. Tammy Matina c. Pam Dcvcndorf d. Joan Meyers 147 a. Row 1 — TLC H. Hochstuhl J. Rosko B. Tibbitts W. Sagor B. Bucklin C. Coon D. McCann B. Shanahan H. Beckwith Row 2 — L. Lum J. Sordan R. Jackson E. Spier J. Longdcn A. Todd T. Spier P. Reais S. Houghtaling L. Parkis L. Terrance C. Vann Row 3 — B. Groff D. Allen A. Breed C. Bail) M. Beirne D. Cetman C. Relyey K. Marsh K. LaMontagne J. Mitchell M. Lum Row 4 — F. Anson M. LaMontagne G. Longden D. Breed T. Newcomb M. DeVaul S. Lozipone S. Palmer S. Diringer G. Wilson J. Delaney BEAR FACTS STAFF b. Row 1 — S. Taylor J. Hirt L. Vivelo A. Swieczkowski Row 2 — J. Foederer D. Diehl L. Williams J. Venczel Row 3 — Mr. Couse M. LaPlant T. MacDonald M. Cassell Mr. Husung W. Christenson 48 149 a. Oil of Olay keeps my skin young and fresh” b. A biological mishap c. Liberated juveniles d. Hamburger Helper for when you need a helping hand e. Those blasted Weasels!” f. My hero hath forsaken me . . 150 JENTONES AND JENTRYS j. Mark Hei merman. Heather Ehmke. Anna Lisa laeonis. Mendy B . Kellx Talhot. Pam Dexendorf. Janet Kniekerltoeker. Che- r l Caw. 2ml row — Laura Corn don. Triee Malina. Melinda Mal ell. Jolene Grimmer. Tamrnx Malina. Kalin Carr. Kim Kliwk. Karen MeChain. 3rd row — Luann Grinnels. Martha Fnn. Laurie Dnnehrr. Mr. Callaghan. Absent — Pam Viliorio, S oii Ran tin. Brian Jerome. Sherri Trauh. Marianne Kekmain. S|e e Hildreth. Theresa Murrax I� . Katin oik. Sue Murrax. Jaekie Haxener 152 CONCERT BAND a. 1st row — Tiffany Sladdard. Val Austin. Kim Edgar. Lena Bloser. Heidi Doss. Shelly Les. Dawn Merritt. 2nd row — Cherie LaCount. Stacy Dymond. Barb Nesbitt. Jeannine Ral- ston. Sue Murray. Jean Oot. 3rd row — Cindy Kirsch, Carolyn Piehl. Rene Townsley. John Killefer. Dan Coux. Gretchen Lowe. Trice Matina. Jim Molt, Kathy Volk. 4th row — Kev Danehy, Chris Perry. Allyn Filmer. Garry Dibble. Keith DeVaul. Paul Bullock. Mike LaMonlagne. Dan Guf- faney, 5th row — Bob Prenevou. D. J. Parks, Mary Spoor. Deb Gratlen. Renee Olmstead. Barry McClean b. 1st row — Pam Vittorio. Patty Covert. Barb Just. Janet Hirt. Connie Bee man. 2nd row — Dena De Frees. Theresa Honors. Heidi Ferguson. Lori Barnes. Tami Schwab. 3rd row — Jackie Havener. Andy Hildreth. Tammy Matina. Cindy Austin. Cheryl Landers. Marty Vreeland. Mike Sus- chewski. Bob Harter. Jim Maylo. Brian Jerome. Bob Larkin. Sue Schwitter. Joe Gallagher. Brian Hofer. 5th row — Fred Kirschenheifer. Jim Barr. Lori Vivelo. Mr. Smolnycki 153 STAGE BAND AND ORCHESTRA STAGE BAND 1st row — Heidi Doss. Patl Covert. Jim Mott. Dan Gotix. Andy Hildreth. Tammy Matina. 2nd row — Gary Dibble. Keith DeVaul. Dan Gaffaney. Mike La Montague. Boh Larkin. Brian Jerome, Mike Susehew- ski. 3rd row — Joe Gallagher. Mark Heimerman. Dwight Cummings. Carolyn Dient. Jim Barr. Dan Turk ORCHESTRA 1st row — Ricky Peters, Cindy Kirseh. Charlene Larken. Gretehen Lowe. Bonnie Bueklin. Kerry Ken- nedy. 2nd row — Jeannine Ralston. Janet Hirt. Caro- lynn Martin. Karla Towndraw. 3rd row — Martha Frey. Kathy Carr. Boh I arkin. Brian Jerome. Carolyn Diehl. Rene Townsley. Paul Bullm k. Barb Just. Brian Hofer. Joe Gallagher. Mrs. Hughes 154 JR. AND SR. HIGH CHOIRS I . 1st row — Marianm- Eckmair. Jamie Naugle. Carrie Curinga. Lynn Marshall. Janet Knickerbocker. Wendy Beeotte. Cheryl Case, Kevin Duleher. Scott Rohlin. Tammy Matina. Annette Swicezkowski, Kathy Namitz. Lori Vivelo. Heather Ehmke. Jolene Grimmer. 2nd row — Joanne Rie hard son, Lynn Sgroi. Dawn Austin. Ann Bush. Karen MeChain, Kelly Talbot. Kim Kloek. Steve Benz, Joe O’Brien. Larry Lozi- pone. Mel a Verne, Gretrhen Perkins, Sharon Dulasky. Mary Northing, Laurie Dreseher, Eircn Tuusjarui. 3rd row — Charlene Larkin. Lori Evans, Deldiie Bardell. Sue Carr, Kim Reed. Sherri Trauk. John Baldorf. Brian Jerome. Boh Larkin. Jeff Penmne. Bob Vivello, Shelly L sczvnski. Theresa McNally. Tarisa Spier. Luann Grinnals a. 1st row — Karen DeVaul. Linda L« o. Bcckv Philo. Sylvia Peters, Mi« belle Cronk, Heather Elinikc. Theresa Mur- ray. Mary Stevens. Karen Yates. Melinda Malzell. Mandy Benz. Bonnie Bueklin. Nancy Weber, Caralynn Martin. Sue Bn-oltr, Tracy Talbot. Bridget O’Toole. Pam Austin. Laura Dclahaunl. Karen Sellars. Col- Icen Moyniban. Michelle But- ton. Deanna Costanzo. 2nd row — Theresa Dyer. Joan Relyea. Brenda Palmer. Jill Taylor. Julie Gauthier. Lisa Mackowski. Anna Iaconis. Lind Br uskiew iez, Kathy Yales, Lisa Holt. Robin Roth, Lorena Weeks, Carla Towndro. Daw n Duguid. Barb Ostrander, Karen Osada. April Yales. Karen Ralston. Yvonne LaDukc. Dawn Corso. Kathy Ran. 3rd row — Brenda Cooper. Michelle Beirnc. Sherri Bishop. Linda Parkis. Elisha Kile, Sharon Ouidc. Molly Far- ley. John Martin. Billy Jarvin. Brian Garansdcn. Steve Lozi- pone. Ken LaMontagnc. Rick Haarinan. Russ Corp. Billy Thompson. Paulette Lancau- ville. Debbie Cole. Amy McPhilmcy. Kelly Klock. Ray ma Gifford. Holly Minor. Terry Wilsey 155 PEP BAND First row — Val Austin T. Stoddard C. Bccman J. Hirt B. Just 2nd row — T. Schwab B. Nesbitt J. Ralston S. Murray K. Volk J. Havener Back row — C. Dibbie Don Gaffaney K. DeVaul J. Mavlo C. Diehl S. Schwitter CLARINET ENSEMBLE Sue Murray. J. Ralston. B. Nesbit. Monica Kelsey. S. Dymond. Mr. Smolnycki 156 157 Best Wishes and Success to the ’79 Graduating Class CHITTENANGO FARM' SUPPLY, INC. BUTMAN’S FLORIST SHOP Perrone Drugs Congratulations PATRIOT LOUNGE in the plaza JON DE HOCTSBERY WISH THE CLASS OF 1979 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES EDIE’S DINER Dr. and Mrs. Francis The Best of Luck to the ’79 MADISON ONOND- AGA MUTUAL FIRE INSURA- NCE CO. Extend Their Best Wishes to the Members of the Graduating Class of 1979 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Collins Gulf Service X-Pert Car Care Chittcnango, New York Phone 687-9096 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 CHITTENANGO AUTO PARTS Congratulations to the Class of 1979 CANTEEN RESTAUR- ANT Good Luck to the Class of 1979 From DR. McCANN’S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 WALDMAN’S Men’s, Ladies’, and Children’s Clothes 208 — 211 Genesee St. Chittenango, NY 13037 Best Wishes and Congratulati- ons Gntuifc 21 MADISON PROPERTIES Raymond Mann Real Estate Broker MAYER’S SUPERMARKET In the heart of Chittenango 159 CONGRATULATIONS PETE and The Class of 1979 Pat Pete Stucker Congratulations to the Class of 1979 For Prompt Service Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 From Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Taylor Devendorf’s Electrical Contracting, Inc. 107 Kenyon St. Chittenango, NY David Devendorf STATE BANK OF 1 Chittenango, N. Y ' 13037 Phone 687-3921 162 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SONJOHN SEVEN 0’S RECREATIONAL SALES SERVICE DeVaul Road, Kirkville, NY 13082 Phone (315)687-9342 Heffernan Jones, BEST WISHES Inc. FROM Insurance Dr. and Mrs. 687-7211 AUTO —FIRE Gareth HOMEOWNERS West 5 Corners Chittenango, New York r 163 Congratulations to the Class of 79 DENNY REAL ESTATE LAKEPORT ROAD, CHITTENANGO AT THE FIVE CORNERS May everyone in the class of 79 have much success in the future. Dr. Morion Maloff MANTH- BROWNELL INC. Quality Screw Machine Products 1120 Flyer Road Kirkville, NY 13082 Phone (315)687-2871 W. S. METCALF INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 on Their Success Phone 687-6168 Congratulations to Susan and Erin and the Class of 79 Schwitter Electric Company, Inc. Phone 687-9068 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Lodge Motel Rt. 5, Chittenango Phone 687-7164 164 Congratulations and Good Luck to All the Members of the Class of ’79 From All of Us CHITTENANGO AUTO SALES, INC. 623 E. Genesee St. Chittenango, NY Phone 687-7258 Morris J. Bordell Ken Klossner Fred Dibble $ j RalPh J- Bordell, Sr. 'ZtZ O See us for the best selection of the finest pre-owned cars, trucks, vans, and four wheel drives in the area. 165 The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to v graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Varden STUDIOS INC. Congratulations Seniors of 1979 Tyler-Traub Funeral Home LOUIS DEMARIO SON Lalceport Road Potatoes and Produce Best Wishes to David ■; j? and the 1 ] I- Class of 79 | S 1 15 Genessee St. Chittenango, NY Best of Luclt and Success to the Class ; of 1979 V BRUCE G. I DEPPOLITI funeral HOME KENMAR ELECTRONICS Chittenango, NY Phone 687-6469 TV —SALES SERVICE Congratulations Class '79 Chittenango, NY j RCA Congratulations Class of ’79 From BRIDGEPORT CRATING CO., INC. Rl- 31 Bridgeport, New York DOUG’S RENT-A-BOAT Route 31 (between Bridgeport and Lakeport) Phone: 633-8015 14' Rowboats, Motors, Gas and Oil, Worms, Also, Cabin for Rent, Refreshments, Ice, Free Advice. Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 Creative Money Management New Financial Planning Concepts 635 James Street Syracuse, New York 13203 Robert F. Vivelo, Broker 474-2458 or 633-9633 Congratulations to Lori! HOTEL CHITTENANGO Congratulations to the Class of ’79 From the 168 Boats FREMAC MARINE Motors Accessories Sales and Service, Inc. Motor Repairs Stare raft Rd. I Bridgeport, Boats N.Y. 13030 Johnson Motors BOOSTERS Ms. E. Agncw Senator Blutarsky Mr. Mrs. L. James Button Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Collins G. Rol ert Couse Miss Susan Curau The Vivelo Family Doug Hirt Cindy Collins Pam Devendorf Kevin Dutcher Mr. Mrs. Erion Congratulations Seniors From SANDY HATCH AGWAY, INC. Mr. Mrs. Phil Gordon Mr. Mrs. Barton Goux Mr. Mrs. Hutko Down by the Tracks Mr. Mrs. Paul Ibert North Chittenango Christine Danny L S LAKEPORT Mrs. Constance I vers Nancy M. Jennings Dan Kinsclla Joan Kinsclla Corner of Fly and Rt. 31 Mr. Mrs. F. J. Kirschenheiter Lakeport, USA Lois Meyers Open Everyday Mr. Mrs. Don Pinegar Stephen Pitoniak Mr. Mrs. Hirt Dr. Mrs. Livingston, I Presume Family Mrs. Mr. Leo Roach Mr. Mrs. 0. Smith The Talbot Family Dinoand Luigi Vercotti Mrs. J. T. Walker Mr. H. D. Wood Brogan. Ledrif and Kori Mr. Mrs. Robert Vivelo Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Compliments of CHITTENANGO LUMBER CO. Best to the Best From PAT’S CHEVROLET 104-108 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. Chuck and Pat Greetings from 229 Jake El wood The Loyal Kokomonians Pete Suzie Q 'With Love from Table 6 Woodstock and Muffin The Blues Brothers Mr. Mrs. DeForge Mrs. Mary O’Connell Mrs. DeMario 169 A FEW HAPPY FACES 170 171 a. Connie and T im b. Smile when you sav that! c. 'Tve never seen anything like that before . . d. Janineand Mike e. Teacher Brutality f. Go Fish- 172 173 At least he’s paying attention . . . Learning to disco Little Miss Muffet . . SUB” with sister e. You’re kidding? f. Everybody, open your notebook and skip 2 lines” 174 175 In Memoriam MRS. MARY MILNER Many people at Chittenango Central School were greatly saddened by the sudden death of Mrs. Milner. Mrs. Milner was a warm and caring person. She taught many students how to understand music and play it with feeling. She helped students to work harder and achieve the highest level possible. We hope that everyone will remember Mrs. Milner and the memories she left us. 176 as as we all wo —i iiBBBB BUS cpp 7