Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

5 5 D a a r a a o 3 Chittenango, New York DEDICATION This year's graduating class, the class of 1980, wished to dedicate their yearbook to Mr Frank DiChristina. Anyone passing through the halls of C C S. has undoubtedly come in contact with Mr. DiChristina. Mr Di undertakes many, large jobs in our school and community. He teaches physical education, directs our athletic program, serves as Tri- Valley League Secretary-Trea- surer, and coaches the “Bears'' Varsity baseball team. In his absence last year we realized just how important he really is, not only to us, but the community as well. It is hardly •easy to express the thanks we'd like to give this man. Coach Di is a special person and his 24 years of service to our school, show how well he deserves this honor. 2 APPRECIATION MRS PINEGAR This year we would like to thank Mrs Pinegar for her dedication to the students of C C S. Her excellent work with the Junior Honor Society and ninth grade English classes shows her unique enthusiasm Mrs. Pinegar, we thank you MISS HODEL This year, the PALLADIUM staff would like to extend their appreciation to Chittenango's own lady of frogs. Miss Hodel Her work as sophomore class advisor brings us such favorites as the world renowned Casino Night and arrangements for school rings We ll never forget her amazing ability to tolerate scores of demanding students shouting, When's the ring man coming?!! For all this and more, we thank you. Miss Hodel. MRS FALISE Students who have had Mrs. Falise for Math, know she is friendly and has patience. She is also involved in activities out- side our school which take up plenty of her time Yet. this year in our despair. Mrs. Falise took over as Varsity and JV Cheerleading advisor and is making a strong effort to see that the Bears get the support they deserve We know she deserves our thanks. FOREWORD Each year a yearbook is a col- lection of memories, but still the staff attempts to gather those good and bad times in an espe- cially fitting way. The theme of the 1980 PALLA- DIUM is ‘■scrapbook.” It is designed so that you may each remember your own memories in a very personal way. — Ed It is life near the bone where it is sweetest — Thoreau Ah. isn't this the life? Secrets of a smiling face ADMINISTRATION AND To the Class of 1980: I have enjoyed my association with you over the past five years. These have been years in which we have tried to improve our aca- demic offerings and to provide a better education for each of you. You are the first class to graduate under these more difficult requirements. You should be proud. This is only the beginning of what can be a rewarding and gratifying life for each of you. Your future success should not be measured in dollars earned or titles gained, but in your real value as a person. I wish each of you the very best and hope that your future years are rewarding. C '(ct rfc6cO C Harold W. Talbot, Jr. High School Principal To the Class of 1980: It has been my pleasure for the past few years to watch your class grow in spirit, dedication and special abilities. As the first graduating class of the next decade, use those characteristics to further yourselves in whatever lies ahead after graduation. Your time spent here has been rewarding not only for you but for me. May what you have learned and experienced here at Chittenango help you to be the person that you truly want to be. David M. Wheeler Asst. Principal 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION To the Class of 1980: Congratulations — as a graduating Senior, you should feel a sense of pride regarding your accomplishments both as a class and as an individual. As you prepare now to go on to other endeavors, I hope you will stop and reflect for a moment as to what your education has meant to you. Your diploma is a key” — it can open many doors in terms of future education and occupations. But it can also help to make you a better per- son and a better citizen. That is important not only to you, but to your family and country. Education should more than open doors — it should open minds. Thomas Jefferson described democracy as A marketplace of ideas.” That marketplace will be quite barren if those ideas are of an inferior nature. Best of luck in the future, and be sure to take full advantage of your education in such a way that it will benefit not only yourself but others. Bruce R Sharpe Warren E. Jerome Superintendent of Schools Board of Education: Seated — Brian Barnes. Mary Ann Mes- singer. Sandra Button. Barbara Martin. Standing — Michael Schmidt, Richard DeVaul, Wil- liam O. Winans, G. James Traub, Elio Mariani. Memories, of times not so awful long ago times to remember in the future times we can enjoy remembering now the fun we had the friends we made the dances, games, things we can’t let pass by. those; that will move farther to the backs of our minds but will always be, just around the corner... — C. Collins 6 CLASS OF 1980 JR. PROM There was magic in the air. All those present were enchanted with the special meaning of that night. They were dancing, being themselves, and enjoying a night all their own. Juniors, making one of their last appearances before no longer being, — juniors. Juniors enjoy their own special night. 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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (I to r.) Tammy Cromp — Trea- surer. Steve Harris — Principal’s Advisory. Lorie Dominies — Secre- tary. Cindy Kirsh — Vice President. Jamie Proper — President SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: 1st row: (I. to r.) Martha Frey. Gretchen Lowe. Cindy Collins. Chris McMorris. Patty Johnson. 2nd row Mark Stewart. Steve Harris. Bob Ketcham. Jamie Proper. Cindy Kirsh 20 Janine Berger, Brian BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE: (I. to r.) Jim Barr, Mike DiChristina. Jerome PSAT CERTIFICATE OF MERIT WINNERS (I to r) Morgan Rachow. Mike DiChristina. Gretchen Lowe DAR GOOD CITIZEN Cindy Collins Paula Amerman Cynthia Aylesworth James Barr (Musketeer) — LIKES: Floyd, Cheering. The Gang, Bob Seger, 4-way. my big bro. mom. Ruthers. sunny days, parties, ski- ing. C C S W.I.A W . guys. whiz. rugs. Quarters”, spur of the moment parties. Chap DISLIKES: Chit-chat, ho-hum. people, accidents, fights, classes. 5:30 AM. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jun- ior Prom, summer 77. 78. Toronto 77. Florida 79, Phil s B'day, cast party, going to school in the XR7 with Todd AMBITION: Own a Rolls Royce. FAVORITE SAYING: What're we gonna do now? Randy — LIKES: soccer, skiing. B W . KM. C C S. Sports. Flo- rida. sailing, vacations. Chaumont. tennis. Toggenburg DIS- LIKES: Monday mornings, winter soccer games FONDEST MEM- ORIES: April in Paris, summer 78. Joe's first. H S. trip to Florida. T I.. 5 12 79. 9 22 79, 9 24 79. Toronto AMBITION: to become a professional soccer player in the summer and a ski instructor in the winter I D LIKE TO FORGET 5 5 79. No voters. Michelle — LIKES: Chris, my parents, traveling, summer, friends. 4-H FONDEST MEMORIES: 8 10 79. 8 12 79 AMBITION: To become a Probation officer I'D LIKE TO FORGET: Spring and ummer of 78 FAVORITE SAYING Fantastic. That's nice. What do I Know? Paula (Blondie) — LIKES: Styx. Noodles. Bear. Windy. Wood- stock. rollerskating DISLIKES: disco, boring weekends, colds, good-byes FONDEST MEMORIES: '78 Dinner Dance. Styx con- cert. 3 1 79. 8 24 79. 7 20 79, 10 5 79. good times I had with J N FAVORITE SAYING I tell ya what My name is Bob!? Cynthia (Moose) — LIKES: Mickey Mouse, the gang. Billy Joel, money. Florida. Christmas. Pintos, walking the halls. DISLIKES: tomatoes, rainy days, snow FONDEST MEMORIES: all the good times with the Groffs 5 8 79. BOCES bus ride. Junior Year AMBITION: To meet Mickey Mouse FAVORITE SAYING That really ought to blow your mind Jim (Juice) — LIKES: family. J K . Fantastic Four. Chitt. Music Dept. The Machine, sports, drums. S S per 3. 9 24 79. coaching staff, sunshine. DISLIKES: Cold weather, long truck rides, broken drum sticks, ignorant people, good-byes FONDEST MEMORIES: 5 5 79. Summer '79. baseball, blueberry hill, '79 Chitt baseball vs WS. AMBITION: To play against Mike DiChristina in the World Series FAVORITE SAYING Would you break Mike! 22 John (Darter) — LIKES: Music. My car. Friendo. good times. Football, good news, relatives DISLIKES: being put down, bad news FONDEST MEMORIES: 5 5 79. summer 79. AMBITION Become a helicopter pilot for the S.T.er's. Live next to an all girl college I D LIKE TO FORGET 9 22 79 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh. what wicked webs we weave when first we practice to deceive. Dawn — LIKES: Denny, mom and dad. Grandpa, money, great times DISLIKES squash, being stood up. being sad. no gas. bills FONDEST MEMORIES: Mo'ville. Grandma s camp AMBI- TION to be really happy! FAVORITE SAYING: I love you! Larry — LIKES: CCS. Genesis, parties, skiing, soccer. Mr Di. Stork. Duck DISLIKES getting caught FONDEST MEMORIES parties at Hobbit's, great times with Duck. Stork and the gang I'D LIKE TO FORGET skull. 4 months in bed FAVORITE SAYING Yeea Margaret — LIKES: Rock-N-Roll. Spaghetti, nursing, softball, football, dancing. DISLIKES: getting up early, school lunches FONDEST MEMORIES: Morrisville. Budget Pep-rally AMBITION: To become a successful nurse and live happy I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET: my road test. Green Lakes '79. Chitt. Field Days 79 FAVORITE SAYING That's the pitts! Andrea (Ann) — LIKES Dave, crazy friends, summer nights, see- ing the Chittenango Bears fight for their rights, mom and dad DISLIKES people with bad tempers, cafeteria food, good-byes FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 10 77. good times with the gang. Flo- rida with Les. the day I passed my road test AMBITION TO BE able to see and do almost anything I can. be successful in life FAVORITE SAYING: Fine! I'D LIKE TO FORGET: creek accident, the happening, getting beat by B in cards J r Steve (Wonder) — LIKES: girls, pizza, my camaro. music, mom and dad. and the rest DISLIKES getting up in the morning, homework, get- ting my car stereo ripped off FONDEST MEMORIES: Washington 79. Musicals AMBITION to be a N Y S. Trooper and give certain people a few tickets I D LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing, because you learn from your mistakes FAVOR- ITE SAYING Whatever it is. it can wait until tomorrow Jamne — LIKES: Michael, friend- ship. sunsets over the lake, lazy summer days, caring people DIS- LIKES: those who do not care, being hurt FONDEST MEMORIES all my time with him! AMBITION: To do and be the best that I can to make others happy I'D LIKE TO FORGET my anxiety in Chemistry! FAVORITE SAYING If you do not understand my silence, you will never understand my words Dick — LIKES: football, baseball, skiing, concerts, parties, family. DISLIKES: Dirt roads. The Hill, get- ting up. dirty cars FONDEST MEM- ORIES The summer of '79 AMBI- TION To become a draftsman and own a 2-28 I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 9 21 79 pn White Bridge Rd FAVORITE SAYING Ah yah. sure Arlene — LIKES: The Little River Band, parents, my car. The crew at B K . puppies. Sandy. Paula, rollers- kating DISLIKES: fighting, spiders, people who think they are better than others FONDEST MEMORIES Washington 77. Florida '78. Vir- ginia 79 AMBITION To leave Burger King before my 18th birth- day. to be successful in whatever I do FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know Paul (Pablo) — LIKES: Loyal Order Color Guard. Aunt Guarde Drum Corps, mom. my rifle, music DIS- LIKES Spirit of Atlanta, people who cannot party FONDEST MEMO- RIES: Maryland Marching Band. Winning the Federations '78 '. AMBITION March with Madison Scouts, continue on at Powelson Business Institute I’D LIKE TO FORGET prelims in Canada 79”, all the band parties, accident with FOX FAVORITE SAYING Times Are Hard ________J Richard Boeding Jeffrey Boston Arlene Breed 24 Paul Bullock t Teresa Carpenter Gerald Button Michael Button Todd Chappell Lee (Bomber) — LIKES Mom and Dad, Being the best A full tank DISLIKES: gas guzzlers, inade- quate sleep, disco, bald tires, Bridgeport FONDEST MEMORIES Florida, good times with the family, working out with “James . AMBI- TION To be the best at whatever I do and always have a lot of money I D LIKE TO FORGET The losing battles with brother Benzo” FAVORITE SAYING I can change it. Teresa — LIKES: Summer nights, the beach. Kimmy. ducky. Lonnie, spaghetti. Florida. Amos Andy. Grandma DISLIKES Banana Splits, good-byes FONDEST MEMORIES 3 31 79.4 21 79. 5 5 79. 9 21 79. 11 15 78. the state fair, good times in Sherry’s car AMBITION: To work for Kimmy at the Hole I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 6 1 79. 7 28 79 Todd (Boo Boo) — LIKES: riding to school, with C. A . 60. mom and dad DISLIKES: headaches, waking up I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 7 29 79. 9 1 79 25 John Cole Marilyn Constance Eileen Corp ohn —LIKES making money, rollerskating, playing baseball, dances, going out. DISLIKES: tests, homework, being told to do something FONDEST MEMORIES: 5th period, arguments with Mrs I. riding a tricycle in art class AMBITION: to put my good education I got from Chittenango. to good use FAVORITE SAY- ING: yea! Cindy — LIKES: being happy, talks, smiles, music, sports, cheer- ing. good times, the gang, friends, a certain guy. DISLIKES: fights, goodbyes, seeing people hurt FONDEST MEMORIES: the good times, certain people, skiing with Tim and Jo. AMBITION: To make someone special, happy, for a long time, and to stay young at heart I D LIKE TO FORGET: times I'm not happy, being hurt. FAVORITE SAYING ‘'You! , “Smile, people may wonder what you've been up to! Laura (Skeeter) — LIKES: sunsets, family, the ocean. Bob Seger. friends DISLIKES: 6:00 am. on a school morning, being sick. FONDEST MEMORIES: that first day in the library in 7th grade AMBITION To succeed at whatever I attempt to fulfill my life long _________________________________________________________________ 26 dream, and to become rich and famous. I’D LIKE TO FORGET fighting for sports in my Senior Year FAVORITE SAYING: First you have to be smarter than the box Marilyn — LIKES: John, the ocean, warm windy nights, my cat. chocolate DISLIKES rainy days, homework, being short FOND- EST MEMORIES good times with Jean AMBITION To have a happy life I'D LIKE TO FORGET: my past mistakes Eileen — LIKES: L A R . LOVE, summer, family, friends, my job, Willie, roses, puppies, shopping DISLIKES spiders, cold, preju- dice. lies, rainy days, fighting FONDEST MEMORIES: good times with friends AMBITION: to find that special guy and be happy Steve — LIKES Jean, frisbee. dirt bikes, money, mustangs, monte carlos DISLIKES: 10 mpg. working 7 days a week. FOND- EST MEMORIES: Times with Jean, every day with Jean AMBI- TION To be healthy, wealthy and wise To spend the rest of my life with Jean I'D LIKE TO FORGET almost burning up my car three times on Bolivar Rd FAVORITE SAYING And then some J Dwight Cummings Jim — LIKES rollerskating, snow. Steve Martin. Mandy. friends. Mr Bill. Zelda Savage DISLIKES sunburn, cows, disco, washing dishes. FONDEST MEMORIES: State Fair 79. AMBITION To be successful and destroy New Jersey I'D LIKE TO FORGET: Chemistry FAVORITE SAYING There are no phones on Freak Mountain Tammy — LIKES Dan. photography, sunsets. The Stranger . DISLIKES: Burger King, cracking my knuckles FONDEST MEM- ORIES: The Junior Prom and the Senior Dinner Dance. J. Ferge- son I'D LIKE TO FORGET coming down Mystic Mountain on a rescue sled AMBITION To be an accountant FAVORITE SAY- ING No. you go ahead Steve — LIKES: music, flying. Arizona. DISLIKES AM radio sta- tions and cold weather FONDEST MEMORIES: August 75. sum- mer 77, cult concert AMBITION: To be professional pilot. I D LIKE TO FORGET 1 11 79 FAVORITE SAYING Oh well Dwight — LIKES: money. Chemistry. Biology. Sports. Stage Band DISLIKES: people who talk a lot but say nothing, walking down the eighth grade hall. war. SAT. Jim Proper FONDEST MEMORIES: summer 79. AMBITION To be rich and own cars FAVORITE SAYING: Go talk to dad about it. Bob — LIKES all the fine things in life FONDEST MEMORY 9 19 Anne (Banana) — LIKES people who draw elephants, mom and dad and all the family DISLIKES fake people, fighting with friends. FONDEST MEMORIES May 5th 1979. AMBITION Live a long life and leave New York. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: The day my grandfather died FAVORITE SAYING Say what? Who cares! _________________________________ J r Charlie (Chuck) — LIKES Patsy. Basketball. Baseball, math, my Camaro making up. being alone with someone very special, pay- days. eating, going places DIS- LIKES: doctors, going to bed. get- ting out of bed. Chemistry, fighting, winter rats. snow. work, taking notes, homework. Mondays FOND- EST MEMORIES Niagara Falls 79. 4 15 79. copying homework off the overhead in Ma s class AMBITION: To graduate from college, marry the most beautiful girl in the world and buy a silver Corvette. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 8 23 79. FAVORITE SAYING Most decidedly. Mike (Frank) — LIKES: baseball, basketball. H R 's. TV 5 A O.T W . Italians. Juice. Fantastic Four, slam dunks, breaks, winning. «10. Buffy and Rascal. Saturdays. A + ’s. smiles. St Michael DISLIKES: Mon- days. bench warming, striking out. non-breaks, errors. FONDEST MEMORIES: baseball 79. Frosh Basketball 8 2 62. Ma s math class. Chemistry, pep rally Sept 79. J V. football. June 31st 79. great times with the Juice AMBITION: To be girls underwater basket weaving coach at Sleepy Hollow Institute of Technology. I’D LIKE TO FORGET Varsity Baseball 79. .233. Mickey Mouse FAVORITE SAYING By heaven, mo thinks it were an easy leap to pluc bright honour from the pale-fac'd moon, or dive into the bottom of the deep Lori (Dori. Lawrence)— LIKES the whole gang. Camaro's. Green Lakes. Mystic Mountain, teddy bears, wishing on stars DISLIKES quiet study halls, stacking wood, people who criticize others, getting up in the morning FONDEST MEM- ORIES: Hon Soc trip to Florida. Phil's 18th birthday. Jr. Proms: 5 78. 5 79. good times with the gang AMBITION: To hanglide off the cliffs in California I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 7 28 79. all the times I didn't have a good time FAVORITE SAYING: I don't care, what do you want to do9 Theresa (Ted) — LIKES: The gang, my family, friends, snow. DISLIKES: Pygmies, bus rides, going to the doctor s, gym. FONDEST MEMO- RIES: Summer of 77, 4 33 78, 4 21 79. trip to Michigan AMBITION To become an architect and to travel to Ireland. I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET: Mike's party, fights with Hob- bit F ' RITE SAYING Come on! __________________J 28 Michael DiChristina Charles DeWitt Lori Dominies Theresa Donnelly Steven Dulasky Marianne Eckmair Martha Frey Marianne — LIKES Caz Lake, tans, Florida. Fourth Lake, shopping, summer nights. 95X DISLIKES working late, being cheated, rain, cruel people FONDEST MEMO- RIES Alger Island. Junior Prom, going to the state fair with PJ. Sen- ior Dinner Dance AMBITION: to become successful in whatever I attempt I D LIKE TO FORGET: July 7th. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know . Have a Blue. Bunny Day. Lori — LIKES: friends, shopping, ice skating, family, DISLIKES peo- ple who get mad, my hair pulled, when I am wrong FONDEST MEM- ORIES: getting my nurses cap. the week at my cousins, good times with Bob AMBITION to find the special someone and be happy I'D LIKE TO FORGET: The days Guy didn't call FAVORITE SAYING: Yah. Right! Mike — LIKES: my car. skiing. Julie B . Tracey. Laura, mom. dad, family. DISLIKES: spiders, being told I’m dumb (You're Dumb!) FONDEST MEMORIES: making Julie see light- ning, Christmas ’78 with Rusty. Al. Julie AMBITION: get married, have 8 kids, buy a mountain and be the only family to live on it. I'D LIKE TO FORGET Breaking 8 gallons of bot- tled milk, Junior Prom. FAVORITE SAYING: It’s one o'clock. Martha (Zelda Savage) — LIKES: Clark Gable. Packards. Gershwin, my wild and crazy friends, acting, docksiders. playing Bonnie” in 'Anything Goes”, home DISLIKES: crude people who greed bad taste, memorization, hayfever FONDEST MEMORIES: Prom '79. Florida, Washington. Steve Martin AMBI- TION: to go to the college of my choice, graduate, and make lotsa money I'D LIKE TO FORGET: Get- ting my head shaved and waiting for it to grow back FAVORITE SAY- ING: You’re so naive!! 29 Lorrie — LIKES: sunsets. Mom. Dad. rainy days. Cathy. David, faded levis, rollerskating. DISLIKES people who think they are better than others, favoritism. FONDEST MEMORIES: Boston Concerts, good times AMBITION: To buy a black 1980 Trans-Am and travel around the world on one tank of gas. then wreck it. I'D LIKE TO FORGET making two certain people cry. not being there in time. FAVORITE SAYING: What do you think? Melody — LIKES: Steve, summer vacations, the gang, friends, horseback riding, good times DISLIKES bad tempers, bus rides to BOCES FONDEST MEMORIES trip up north AMBITION To have a good job and get married I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 8 12 79 FAVORITE SAYING: What ever blows your socks off Kelly — LIKES: John P . friends, the camp. mom. Mel's Dad DISLIKES: Sundays FONDEST MEMORIES: 9 13 79. Junior Prom AMBI- TION: Build a log cabin in N.C. Nancy — LIKES: taking trips, gang, camping, good times, being left handed. Mom’s cooking DISLIKES: being broke, mowing the lawn FONDEST MEMORIES all the good times with the Aylesworth's. Steve — LIKES: C.K., S.M . friends, tennis, friends, hunting, fishing, PA Bio (Marv), mom and dad. Sis. DISLIKES: Chemistry, commu- nism. FONDEST MEMORIES: Steve Martin '79, Prom AMBITION: To be the all being master of time, space, and dimension or become an MD. FAVOTITE SAYING: Hey. comedy is not pretty!! Waca-waca 30 Jim Hubsy) — LIKES friends, running, painting, music. DIS- LIKES getting up. homework, and road tests AMBITION: a career in art FAVORITE SAYING Well Ex-cu-u-u-se me Cheryl (Theodore) — LIKES: good times with C A.. N G.. B M . G T . Pepsie, BOCES DISLIKES pygmies, spiders, liver. FOND- EST MEMORIES 5 8 79. winter of '78 and 79 Wrapping T E. s car in T P I D LIKE TO FORGET March 79 Bnan — LIKES The Fantastic Four. golf. J C.. skiing. DISLIKES taking notes, fights, and losing, tense people FONDEST MEMO- RIES: sparks’ truck. 5 years on the grid AMBITION To quit life and find myself l D LIKE TO FORGET: No football season, finals, and sectionals. FAVORITE SAYING: An empty wagon makes the most noise. Frank — LIKES frisbee. rollerskating, girls, talking, camping, acting. Coke. Styx. DISLIKES: Green t-shirts, some peoples atti- tude. cloudy days, being alone with no girl. FONDEST MEMO- RIES: cast parties, summer 79 with 7227 AMBITION: To be an actor FAVORITE SAYING Let us proceed, want to play frisbee? 31 r Pat — LIKES: Sports, animals, nice weather. Bob Segar. anything pur- ple. camp DISLIKES: Not being able to see your teeth when you smile for two years, drunks. FOND- EST MEMORY: summer 79 AMBI- TION: To marry someone special I D LIKE TO FORGET: Smithfield Days FAVORITE SAYING: Don't get retarded ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey. Volleyball, basketball. Jun- ior Class Cabinet. Senior Executive Committee Joe (Kong) — LIKES: family, friends, outdoor life, sports DIS- LIKES: Public speeches, embar- rassment. FONDEST MEMORIES the Ford. Tri-Valley AMBITION To be a millionaire I D LIKE TO FOR- GET the law FAVORITE SAYING You are overcooked ACTIVITIES: wrestling, golf Robert — LIKES: Cindy K . muck, pictures, high heels, orange sneak- ers. Zelda Savage DISLIKES No home. Marjax. no sports, no girl, wobbley ankles. Kingston Hospital FONDEST MEMORIES Bear Days 79. Toronto. 10th Grade English AMBITION To climb all over and write about it. I'D LIKE TO FORGET The mistake I made with someone FAVORITE SAYING We re Leak- ing., All for me. none for you. ACTIVITIES: Palladium. Bear Facts. Muckateers. the Times Bob — LIKES pizza, girls, money, skiing. DISLIKES: NO . FONDEST MEMORIES: ski club AMBITION millionaire I D LIKE TO FORGET girls and teachers FAVORITE SAY- ING: oh yea ACTIVITIES: Skiing, bowling Marc — LIKES: parties, cars, sports. Genesis. Cape Cod. FOND- EST MEMORIES summer '79. I'D LIKE TO FORGET My Junior Year FAVORITE SAYING: That's cool ACTIVITIES: baseball, wrestling, ski club 32 Robert Kimball Marc Kingsley Brian Kinney Cynthia Kirsch Carole Lang Tracy Langenmayr David Laris Robert Larkin ----------N Cindy — LIKES laughing, tennis, friends, family. TV games, holidays, music, straight teeth DISLIKES: being hurt, getting up in the morn- ing. being alone, white furniture, braces AMBITIONS: To have 8.000.000 kids and watch Bob Ketc- ham on TV FONDEST MEMORIES 5 5 79 the Prom. Steve Martin, Bear Day I D LIKE TO FORGET: D.D M driver ed . all the times I've had to cry FAVORITE SAYING: Rat's Carole — LIKES Bob. days at the beach, sleeping, not having to work, parties DISLIKES: rainy days, nothing to do FONDEST MEMO- RIES: 7 7 77. Ohio with Nancy. 6 22 77. AMBITION to take off with Kori on a trip to never-never land. I'D LIKE TO FORGET Thanksgiving '78. Mort leaving. Pickle FAVORITE SAYING: Whoa Baby Tracy — LIKES: the gang, crazy times with friends, journeys with Judy. FONDEST MEMORIES: Trips'' with Judy, Florida, Eaten Lake with Cat. AMBITION To find J and Ts Utopia I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET: riding in a cage with Cathy. 3 30 79 FAVORITE SAYING: Kink- eeey! ACTIVITIES skiing, softball. Dave — LIKES: running road races, funny people, animals, money DIS- LIKES: losing cross-country races FONDEST MEMORIES: getting my braces off. PA. cross country. 11 78, 2 79. AMBITION To run in the Boston Marathon, to make it to col- lege and graduate I'D LIKE TO FORGET trying to pass the budget FAVORITE SAYING: If at first you don't succeed, just forget the whole thing. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cross- Country, Indoor Track, outdoor track. Bob — LIKES: football, wrestling, the Fantastic Four, going to the mall, girls, food, skiing, being a Chrtt. Bear. Mr Welder! DISLIKES: people who judge others without knowing them, starting football late, when Murray lets the flies get away FONDEST MEMORIES The Quad- ruple Date to the Prom, the Fantas- tic Four, getting my first car AMBI- TION: to have enough money to spend the rest of my life at Fantasy Island with a different fantasy every week FAVORITE SAYING: It was kind of rusty and not very fast, but the legend of the Machine will always last ACTIVITIES V Foot- ball. V Wrestling, golf, track. Cho- rus. band. J J's. stage band. Musi- cals, Road Surfing _______________________________J 33 Laura Lindsay Gene Longden Gretchen Lowe Brenda — LIKES: Mom. Dad. my family. Genesis, spaghetti, blue. Foz DISLIKES: fights at home, summer cleaning. FONDEST MEMO- RIES: playing frisbee in the park with T Mosley. Doing doughnuts in the lot AMBITION get my ring back, to have my mothers' nursing ability and to have Brenda s crabby attitude I'D LIKE TO FORGET a blind date Tina — LIKES: Scott L., friends, cruising, working at Arby's. my family. DISLIKES: homework, rules, pests, headaches FONDEST MEMORIES June 79. Scott. 7 29 78. 8 27 78. 9 7 79. times with Scott AMBITION become a manager I D LIKE TO FORGET the summer of '79. school, family problems FAVORITE SAYING: That's crazy! ACTIVITIES: Track. FBLA. school newspaper Laura — LIKES: Tommy, friends. Jamesville parties, mom. Pat. my sister and brother FONDEST MEMORIES: Green Lakes. 7 4 76, Grandma Marion. Chris. Joni AMBITION: 2-year school for Medical Tech . happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: It's none of your business! Gretchen — LIKES Mom. Dad. Sue, Grandma. Grandpa. Doobie Brothers, friends, sports. Bob's heels, rides to school. MASH. Myr- ton's letters, dancing. DISLIKES sprained ankles, dot to dot with freckles, insecurity, being shy. 500 word essays FONDEST MEMO- RIES: summer 79. Steve Martin. Virginia Beach. Florida. 1st dance of my senior year AMBITION: to sit on a mountain and laugh at the world. I'D LIKE TO FORGET temper, tantrums, basketball 79. FAVORITE SAYING: This all seems a big bogus ACTIVITIES: basket- ball. volleyball, tennis, softball. Honor Society, orchestra, band, all-county-state orchestra. Jr. class cabinet, skiing, stage band, princi- pal advisory committee Larry — LIKES my cat. friends, bear games, bike riding DIS- LIKES flies, cold mornings, working the muck. FONDEST MEM- ORIES 9 3 79. Class of 80 AMBITION A Ph D in electrical engineering FAVORITE SAYING Hey. you with the face! ACTIVI- TIES cross-country, softball, student council, chorus. Tom — LIKES: Sue. soccer, track. FONDEST MEMORIES 5 5. 6 8 AMBITION to go to Hawaii ACTIVITIES soccer, indoor track, wrestling Linda — LIKES my family, sports, horses FONDEST MEMORY a certain Christmas present. 5 24 79. AMBITION: to play college basketball ACTIVITIES: basketball Deb — LIKES Don. windy days DISLIKES fighting, good-byes. curfews I D LIKE TO FORGET fights with Don AMBITION to own a Z28 FONDEST MEMORIES: Alexander Bay. Junior Prom ACTIVITIES: skiing, swimming Todd — LIKES Karen, mom and dad. friends, making people laugh, the Muckateers DISLIKES: Burger King, empty bank accounts, brussel sprouts FONDEST MEMORY 9 29 78. AMBI- TION design and build my own house ACTIVITIES photogra- phy. tennis. J J. National Honor Society. Bear Facts, musicals. Gary (King Muck) — LIKES Muckateers. Bio. Styx. Cars, cutting in line DISLIKES: practice, mud. rain, babysitting FONDEST MEMORY summer of '79. 9 25. AMBITION college and a good job ACTIVITIES cross-country, track 35 r Cora — LIKES: to be sleeping, Queen, hoping H C. getting ready for the Prom FONDEST MEMO- RIES: May 77, Indiana 78 AMBI- TION To win a contest I D LIKE TO FORGET: mud ACTIVITIES FBLA. C W of A Chris — LIKES: dad. mom. sox's. volleyball, pizza, thunderstorms, ice tea. dancing, music, swimming DISLIKES: surprise quizzes, having my picture taken, forgetting, good- byes FONDEST MEMORIES Sum- mer of 79. Junior Prom. Biology AMBITION To always take the good with the bad. never give up and to keep my shoulders back FAVORITE SAYING: Well, urn moving right along. ACTIVITIES Junior Class Cabinet. Honor Soci- ety. Volleyball. Senior Class Activi- ties. Burt — LIKES: motorcycles, my charger, having a good time no matter what people think of it. DIS- LIKES: Following rules, people for some insane reason think they are better than I. FONDEST MEMO- RIES 9 12 62. the day I saw light AMBITION: To bet the system just once I D LIKE TO FORGET: The things I did that I shouldn’t have FAVORITE SAYING: I'm not sure, but I think that kid's a ? Betty (Pooh Bear) — LIKES: friends, the gang, softball. BOCES bus ride, football. Pepsie. A.V.. dancing DISLIKES: having nothing to do. pygmies, breaking up. having to say good-bye FONDEST MEMO- RIES: summer of 77 and '78. Indi- ana. 1 20 79. AMBITION To become a beautician and leave Chittenango I'D LIKE TO FORGET J. S FAVORITE SAYING Whatever turns you on! ACTIVITIES: softball, camping, skating, bowling, cruis- ing Christine McMorris Michael Merrill Michael McClain Burton Menninger Betty Morgan Shelli Morgan John Murray Jeannie Oot JoAnn Mosley Jamie Naugle Kimberly Pelot Shelli — LIKES Brian, honesty, family, friends DISLIKES spiders, being stared at FONDEST MEMO- RIES: the field days, the creek, spe- cial moments WOULD LIKE TO FORGET: field days. soda. FAVOR- ITE SAYING Hey brother JoAnn (Mose) — LIKES: C W . Edith, munching out. dancing, mom's cooking DISLIKES work- ing. problems, not having enough money. Florida trip, the day I got my license I D LIKE TO FORGET 9 24 79 FAVORITE SAYING: What's the problem? ACTIVITIES bowling, softball John (Murf) — LIKES: blond cheer- leaders. Droopy, friends, Cincinnati Reds. DISLIKES bus rides, broken glasses. N Y Yankees FONDEST MEMORY math class. State Fair AMBITION: to own the Philadephia 76 ers I'D LIKE TO FORGET: my fingers vs V V S . my bike FAVOR- ITE SAYING Most decidedly ACTIVITIES: basketball, baseball Jamie (Noodles) — LIKES Blondie. 95X, Camaros DISLIKES disco, flirts, rumors FONDEST MEMORY Styx. AMBITION to be an artist I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 7 29 79 FAVORITE SAYING I tell you what my name's Bob! ACTIVITIES: sports, radio club Jeannie — LIKES Steve. Marilyn. Sundays, skiing, chocolate, having my own car. the ocean DISLIKES: goodbyes, being tired, indecision FONDEST MEMORIES 5 21 78. 5 5 79. Sundays with Steve. Toronto AMBITION To live a long happy life with Steve I D LIKE TO FORGET 6 22 78 FAVORITE SAYING: Ya know, ya know ACTIVITIES sports. Honor Society Kim — LIKES the ocean, chocolate chip cookies, my family DISLIKES: working FONDEST MEMORY Har- vey. I D LIKE TO FORGET: field days FAVORITE SAYING Where'? ________________J 37 r T racey Pratt — Tracy — LIKES: Frank Junior, my cat. summer, art. Bob Segar. mom. strawberries, watching Frankie race DISLIKES: rain. «6 after it crashes, working, getting up. NY FONDEST MEMORIES 8 9-20 78. 4 14-21 79. 5 16 79. 7 14 79. my trips to Canada and PA 9 7 79 I D LIKE TO FORGET: July 4th. 1979. and all the bad things that have ever happened FAVORITE SAYING Hurray Up! Willya! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, one very special person. Lori — LIKES: Paul. Mary. Karen's spoon, laughing, leather DIS- LIKES homeroom, crying, being tickled, getting hurt, being mean FONDEST MEMORIES 8 19 78 AMBITION: To be in a particular wedding of 1980 Tracey — LIKES: the family, sissy, friends, the gang, weekends, skiing, swimming, pizza DISLIKES: Fake People. Rusted Cars, not understanding FONDEST MEMORIES: Winter '78-79. Easter 79. 7 4 79. AMBITION To be successful and possibly rich. I’D LIKE TO FORGET 6 9 79 FAVORITE SAYING: Really! ACTIVI- TIES: Student Council. Ski Club Jamie — LIKES: French Fries. Steve Martin. Photography. Bear Games, tennis, drama club, every girl in J J DISLIKES: my dog. Chemistry, losing to Oneida. High School tennis courts FOND- EST MEMORIES 8 26 79. 3 24 79. Beating Caz in Tennis AMBITION: To become the next Tonight Show host, or live off a rich fat lady FAVORITE SAYING I gotta get ramblin now. Com- edy is not Pretty ACTIVITIES Tennis, drama club. Pres, of Class. Palladium Staff. Honor Society Jeannine — LIKES: my parents, music. DHS. JMC. math, cook- ing. sewing, kids, being happy, music. DISLIKES winter, getting up. not understanding AMBITION To get married and have 8 kids I'D LIKE TO FORGET All the bad times ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, pep band, student council, my job. Band Secretary. Prop Mistress 38 J Patricia Randall Susan Rebollo Kenneth Reed Lorre Richardson W f——---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Susan (Susie Q) — LIKES: Jeffrey, my big sis . Teddy, music, dancing, money. Watermelon, laughing, jokes, movies DISLIKES: pho- nies. staying home, being bored FONDEST MEMORIES year of 77. times with Jeff, shopping with Judy AMBITION To travel around the world and be wealthy and happy I'D LIKE TO FORGET All the bad times that could have been good, my paranoia FAVORITE SAYING Like it or whaf Kenneth (Scott) — LIKES sleeping late. Cape Cod. Beth. Whole Lotta Love , weekends, skiing DISLIKES: getting up early, rainy days carrots, glasses, poison ivy. FONDEST MEMORIES 5 5 79. 10 16 78. summers of 78 and 79 AMBITION: To get through a good four year college and to be a successful businessman I’D LIKE TO FORGET: my junior year, last two weeks of August 78. the last two weeks of June '79 FAVORITE SAYING Hey. Pal! ACTIVITIES: Football, wrestling. Ski Club. Fall Play, tennis. National Honor Society Lorre (Lu Lu) — LIKES: People, laughing, my friends, a certain person, walking in the moonlight. Sherry's car. when the budget pas- ses. mom and dad. my brothers. Ronna, riding horses in the country. DISLIKES Being late, getting hurt, getting up early, fighting with my dad FONDEST MEMORIES Good times with Kimmy. Sherry. Teresa, vacation with Sherry. 7 28 79. the beautiful people I've met. B R and his dirtbike AMBITION To make something of my life, to make people happy I’D LIKE TO FORGET 6 2 79 — Sherry's car. Mmoa Field Days FAVORITE SAYING I'm going to hit your head! ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, basketball Tracy — LIKES: Music, chicks, art. money FAVORITE SAYING: Eat the shorts Sharon (Sherry) — Sunsets, the mountains, tans. Good times with my friends. Daytona Beach. M S. and B DISLIKES being alone. Plymouths. fighting with friends FONDEST MEMORIES 7 7 79. 7 28 79. 7 30 79 AMBITION to work on 79th Park Avenue I'D LIKE V TO FORGET 6 2 79.5 27 78. FAVORITE SAYING You’re mad. I know you are1 _ Sharon Sattler 39 MOST LIKELY TO: Charlie DeWitt and Cindy Adsit CLASS FAVORITES MOST DEPENDABLE: Jamie Proper and Cindy Collins MOST SPIRITED: Tammy Cromp and Bob Larkin 41 42 CUTEST SMILE: Judy Venczel and Dick Boeding MOST STUDIOUS: Morgan Zachow and Brian Kinney 1 MOST ARTISTIC: Mike Ellis and Tracy Pelot a Mr Ellstrom and his ghoulish companion b Antonio c. Huh? d “Yes. Mr President. I'll put you through to Mr Talbot. e Who ate my lollypop?!” f. And I can rip a phone book in half too! e 49 r Marian — LIKES: race cars, Bugs Bunny, B'port, the ocean, driving, Tobias. Ted, Marie and Kids DIS- LIKES: chicken, disco, purple, peo- ple who think they know everything FONDEST MEMORIES playing softball, the day I met Gary Haun. AMBITION: To be rich and own a race track in Arizona. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 9 21 79, fights, falling in the creek. ACTIVITIES: skiing, rollerskating. Tracey — LIKES: Italians, vaca- tions, coke, seafood, smiles, the gang, the ocean. DISLIKES: cold showers, losing things, being broke, fights, rain. FONDEST MEM- ORIES: Freshman Year, Maine. NY. I'D LIKE TO FORGET pompoms, being so naive, getting accused Michele — LIKES: Larry, cooking, school, B.K., Mom and Dad DIS- LIKES: arguing, flat tires FONDEST MEMORIES: 10 16 78, 10 21 78, being with Larry. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Think of it! ACTIVITIES: FHA, FBLA, colorguard Sheila — LIKES: Jim Gordon, horses, Fridays, friends, skiing. DISLIKES: homework, mondays, fights FONDEST MEMORIES: ski club '79, Jr. Prom. AMBITION: To live a crazy, healthy, fun filled life. ACTIVITIES: ski club Michele Simmons Tracey Sgarlata James Smith Sheila Skurpski Steven Stansbury Janine Stauffer Chrissy — LIKES: L.B , mom, dad. my yellow bird. Puff, summer par- ties, skiing DISLIKES: running out of gas, gossip, to be cold FOND- EST MEMORIES: First trip to Wen- dy's house, Styx Concert. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: B-port Field Days AMBITION: To never get old and wrinkled ACTIVITIES: skiing, par- ties. Steve — LIKES Science, cycling. Friday nights, bowling, pinball. Sheila S. DISLIKES: electric fences, gas situations and foreign cars. FONDEST MEMORIES: Sept of 76. summer Driver Ed. Bear Day. I'D LIKE TO FORGET 9 21 77. SAT scores, first road test ACTIVITIES: Bowling. Honor Society, blood mo- bile, football, physics club. Janine — sunshine, cheerleading, my other half, secrets, Florida in the spring time, all my friends, skiing, Diet-Pepsi. DISLIKES: rainy football games, losing in the final seconds, being called by the wrong name, boredom AMBITION: To do what I want to do, to never stop caring. FONDEST MEMORIES: Boston 79. cheering, crazy times with my crazy friends, special people I'D LIKE TO FORGET Graduation, getting lost in Perryville. the WS game, sum- mer of '79. broken promises. Chris — LIKES: Danny, football, mom. dad. Pickle, friends. Scott S.. walking in the rain, skiing, horses. DISLIKES: cheese, no. fighting, spi- ders FONDEST MEMORIES: sum- mer 75, times at Jamesville. Spuz- zy's one Sunday AMBITION: To live in a log cabin, in the mountains, with a Turkish bath. FAVORITE SAYING: Excellent! ACTIVITIES: sports, reading, shopping. Glenn — LIKES: Pizza. Golf, warm weather. DISLIKES: Liver and onions, Chemistry. FONDEST MEMORIES: 9 15 79. Jr. Prom AMBITION: To become successful in whatever I choose to do ACTIVI- TIES: Honor Society. Basketball, Golf. J Christine Sternberg Glenn Stewart 51 Mark Stewart Eric Stott Steven Stucker Mark — LIKES Photography, sports, friends DISLIKES: school lunches FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr and Sr Prom R M Birthday 9 16 79 AMBITION to find success I D LIKE TO FORGET Food fights of 79 FAVORITE SAYING It s always a possibility. ACTIVITIES Bear Facts. Photography. Golf. Basketball. Honor Society Eric — LIKES: hiking, family, friends. «50 DISLIKES: Gong Show, motorcycles AMBITION: To be a famous baker or cook FONDEST MEMORIES: 5 27 79. 5 26 78 Steve — LIKES: skiing, the ocean, getting lost, winter. DISLIKES: corn off the cob. peas, eating tar. KISS. Dallas FONDEST MEMO- RIES St Croix, driving to Florida, winter 78 AMBITION To pull Howard Cosell’s toup6 off his head, to work in ocean research. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: My broken collarbone. Toronto FAVORITE SAYING If you are not part of the solution, you're part of the problem ACTIVITIES basketball, soccer, tennis, ski club. Honor Society. Bloodmobile, Jr Class Cabinet Sharon — LIKES Randy Gates, music, taking care of the elderly, dancing DISLIKES: study halls FONDEST MEMORY: 6 1 76 — got pre-engaged AMBITION To become a successful nurse I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 3 21 79 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God! ACTIVI- TIES: Listening to music, swimming. Suzie — LIKES blue cars. Big Bird, skiing. Christmas, vacations, kittens, having a good time DISLIKES: fighting, mornings, rain, bore- dom. headaches, getting caught FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr Prom. 4th Periods, the mill. Toronto, good times with Sally. I’D LIKE TO FORGET Senior Dinner Dance, all the trouble I have gotten into. FAVORITE SAYING: You only go around once in life so live it as you please ACTIVITIES: Varsity Field Hockey. Varsity Volleyball. Varsity Softball, parties! Shelly — LIKES food, summer. Franklin Park, money. B-port Field Days, going places, bubblegum DISLIKES: disco, getting up at 6am. work, spiders, having nothing to do FONDEST MEMORIES Florida, my Junior Year AMBITION: To hit Va with Karla I’D LIKE TO FORGET how disappointing my senior year was Judy Venczel H i Cathleen Walsh Robert Welton Leslie Williams Judy — LIKES good times with friends, traveling, curlies. camp, parties, family. Tracy's shoes, beach, sweets, the gang DISLIKES: cold, depressing things, math, lectures, let downs, being broke FONDEST MEMORIES: Europe 78. Camp, trips with Tracy. Field Days in Syracuse AMBITION: To always be happy, become famous and strike it rich. I'D LIKE TO FORGET: 3 14 79. the spy. ACTIVITIES: newspaper, yearbook, ski-club ■N Barb — LIKES: friends, people who care, to lend a hand to a friend who needs help. DISLIKES: People who think they are better than anyone else FONDEST MEMORIES When I graduate to become a Dental Assistant. AMBITION To go to college and study Dental Hygiene I'D LIKE TO FORGET the beginning of the year when the Bears were benched because of the budget Moose — LIKES: Seagulls and sunrises, running with Too Short. 35 DISLIKES: Smokey lavs, zits, FONDEST MEMORIES: Fall of 79. 8 23 79 — 8 26 79 AMBITION: To live on my own mountain. I D LIKE TO FORGET: All the times I've been clumsy FAVORITE SAY- ING NEATO! ACTIVITIES Varsity Softball. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Cross Country. J.V. Softball. J.V. Basketball Cathleen — LIKES: pepsi. mom. dad. sunsets, stormy nights, rainbows, good times DISLIKES: good-byes, waiting, not getting my own way FONDEST MEMORIES good times with T.L AMBITION to live life to the max Find my own stairway to heaven I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET Losing a certain someone FAVORITE SAYING: I don't want to hear it. Scott — LIKES cars, motorcycles, parties, playing guitar DISLIKES: not getting enough sleep, working on my car FONDEST MEMO- RIES 8 21 79 — 9 4 79 riding my motorcycle to Arizona. AMBITION: To find Miss Right and live happily ever after I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET 6 8 79 wrecking my old cycle Leslie — LIKES Musketeers, good times with the gang. mom. dad, Harry and Sue. Cliff parties DISLIKES: good-byes, sad endings. FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr Prom. Fla . Rally before budget passed, lunchtime I'D LIKE TO FORGET: Things I can’t remember, the time John punched me AMBITION To do what I want to do. see what I want to see. and live the good life. Wendy — LIKES the gang, parties, my room, skiing, Donald Duck mug. Florida, Raga DISLIKES: flies, school bus. getting up when it’s cold FONDEST MEMORIES: the Big Trip. Styx Genesis concerts AMBITION: To visit George Jetson in outer space I'D LIKE TO FOR- GET : freezing in Torieno after Bud’s party, when I had to babysit. FAVORITE SAYING: yap. yap. yap. I say get her! ACTIVITIES skiing Morgan — LIKES: Sammy. Windy fall days, being a senior, mom and dad. NYS. reading, riding my bike. Wendy and Shannon, friends DIS- LIKES: Monday Mornings. Phys Ed., hayfever. fights and hurt feel- ings. liars, being last, snobs FOND- EST MEMORIES: summer 79. 5 5 79. AMBITION Be successful and live a happy life. I’D LIKE TO FOR- GET: Chemistry. 9th grade, mis- takes I’ve made FAVORITE SAY- ING: REALLY??? ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Junior Class Cabi- net, Student Council, Intramural Volleyball. Bloodrnobile Holly Kelly Richard Miller � Patricia Knasick OTHER SENIORS Mark Antzak Micheal Baker Virginia Baker Brian Burleigh Gregg Caskins Walter Christenson Charles De Groff Gregory Ewald James Green Peter Hartman Andrew Keville Toni Kociela Daniel Lane Daniel Lefler David McFarland Jeffrey Meyers William Olmsted Helen Paddock Leslie Ryder Marjorie Sgarlata Robert Shipley Cory Shultz Norma Smith Brian Strickler Scott Teska David Townsend Carlyle Vann Ronald Vecchio Cheryl Watkins Gerald Whipple Jill Whiteley Joni Wells V 55 CLASS WILL I, Cindy Jane Adsit, leave a smile to everyone who needs one. I, Randy Allgaier, leave my soccer spikes to Joe Perry so he can play better. I, Michelle Ailing, leave my ability to talk to Mrs. Pasto's future classes I, Paula Amerman, leave anyone who wants it, the joy of being the shortest in the class! I. Juice Barr, leave my dimple to Janet Knicker- bocker in hopes that she will never stop smiling. I, John Batdorf, leave to those that follow, those that follow. I, Dawn Beckwith, leave my ability to get away with murder to my sister Hope She will need it. I, Julie Becotte, leave my sister... yet to be per- fected. I, Margaret Beley, leave my nursing knowledge and skills to anyone who desperately needs them. I, Andrea Benderski, hereby leave Mr. Bill Barnes some more Paranoia to take on in his Senior Year, and my professional skiing skills to Timmy Jasmin. I, Dick Boeding, leave Mr Webber's steak dinner to whoever is big enough to break the sled again. I, Arlene Breed, leave all the good times I’ve had in school to my brother David. I, Paul Bullock, leave CCS to the future deprived students. I, Lee Button, leave all my talent in sports to Matt. I, Teresa Carpenter, leave my brother, my ability for not getting caught. I, Todd Chappell, leave Mr Di guessing which jer- sey I have I. John Cole, hereby leave CCS, the girls, and the good times I've had to one of the younger gener- ations — Jimmy DeMario. I, Cynthia Collins, leave my piece of pizza and sip of soda, to Tim and Joanne if they can carry thbm down the mountain with a broken ski. I, Laura Congdon, leave so little to so many, for so long as anyone shall want it, need it, or use it. I, Steve Covert, leave my table tennis wizardry to my sister, so she may destroy all male contend- ers I, Tammy Cromp, leave my 'most spirited' title to my sisters Sherry and Denise in hopes that they will follow. I, Steven Cross, leave the job of delivering Mr Weldert's New York Times to anyone with enough wit and daring to replace some of the pages with pages from an older issue. I, Guy Cummings, leave all the French 3'ers, the scummy regents. I, Bob Cziesler, wouldn't leave this school any- thing, but I will leave a quarter to the buses for gas I, Anne DeForge, leave Sherri Cromp the ability to stand up to people for her own rights. I, Charles DeWitt, leave all my money to Mr. Kin- sella so he can purchase a toupee. I, Mike DeChristina, bequeath first base to Chit- tenango’s next baseball player worthy enough to play it. I, Lori Demonics, leave all the future parties at CCS to Bill and Duane I, Theresa Donnelly, leave my bum knee to any- one who has nothing better to do than write gym reports I, Marianne Eckmair, leave my color coordination to Mr Roach, I also leave Bonnie, Cairie, Cathy, Wendy, and Kim the best in their Senior Year I, Lori Edick, leave to my little sister Thena all my gym classes I, Mike Ellis, leave a little of my negative attitude toward this school to my brother Mark, because he thinks too highly of it. I, Martha Frey, bequeath my Zelda Savage hair- cut to whoever likes Punk rock and safety pins. I, Lorrie Gallagher, leave my hair to the Science Dept for further investigation. I, Melody Gardner, leave this school to my brother and friends. I, Kelly Grems, leave Chittenango and Tom K's pickles to the next fool who can stomach them. I, Nancy Groff, leave all the good times on the BOCES bus to anyone who sits in the back seat like we did. I, Steve Harris, leave nothing; I’m taking all this charm and wit with me. I, Jim Hubbs, leave my superior athletic ability to anyone who likes to eat dirt. I, Cheryl Hutchins, leave this school to my poor sister, Sonya, who has to live with it for twelve more years. I, Brian Jerome, leave the Larkin and Jerome trombone section to Mike. I, Frank Jessie, leave my innumerable excuses for anyone who needs them for any situation I, Patricia Johnson, leave all the good times that can be found in the halls of CCS to my brother and sister. I, Joseph E. Karney, leave nothing to everyone. I, Robert Ketcham, photography student of two years, yearbook photographer, Bear Facts pho- tographer, Chittenango-Bridgeport Times pho- tographer, and some day pro, leave Mrs. Ivers a darkroom pass. I, Bob Kimball, leave everything I, Mark Kingsley, leave this school to my brothers Hope they have fun. I, Patricia Knasick, leave to my sisters, Diane and Chrissey, whatever they need to make it through the rest of their years here, and a lot of rowdiness to play with. I, Cynthis Louise Kirsch, leave Devil's Island to any imbecile who can reach the opposite shore in 5 minutes while a wind of 160N is blowing against them. I, Carole Lang, leave Linda the key to Grover's apartment. I, Tracey Langenmayr, leave my legs to Mr. Sharp so that he's able to see out his window. I, David Laris, leave Mr. O'Keefe to anyone who enjoys being a rabid psycho and wants to be in the Big O” cult where we shave various parts of our legs so we can run faster. 57 I, Robert Larkin, leave the Right Guard to Greg Prawl if he can handle it and I leave my spirited ghost to walk the halls of CCS forever. I, Tina Lesinski, leave Nina Stackpoole the right to do the things I did and get away with without getting into trouble or failing. I, Laura Lindsay, leave my little sister all my books from Chittenango to see what she can do with them. I, Gretchen Lowe, leave the '79 basketball season to anyone who wants to be depressed. I, Lawrence Lozipone, leave all the flies in Mr. Patterson's room to my brother. I, Tom Lyman, leave the long and dull BOCES busride to anyone who wants it. I, Linda Lynch, leave my hook shot to anyone who thinks they are good enough to make it. I, Todd C. MacDonald, do not intend to die; there- fore, I will forever remain constant and bequeath nothing to anyone. However, in the event of my death I’d like to leave the $2.65 in my bank account to Karen. I, Gary Makas, leave everything and anything to anybody who wants it. I, Cora Mallette, leave to whoever wants or needs whatever I have that I don't need any more who'll take it off my hands. I, Burton Menninger, leave my totally original way of doing things to those still trying to figure it out. I, Christine McMorris, leave all the frustrations and agony of Chemistry to my brother John. Good Luck Mr. Weldert. I, Betty Morgan, leave my ability to skip BOCES. I, Shelly Morgan, leave the bumpy ride to BOCES to my sister Shell. I, John Murray, give all my ahtletic ability to my brother Chris who doesn't have any yet, and never will. I, Jamie Naugle, leave my little brother the will to make it through a year of Chemistry without cry- ing. I, Jean Oot, leave my brother David to my brother Paul to keep him company. I, Kim Pelot, leave my empty bottle collection to Sharon Northrup. I, Tracy Pelot, leave Mr Erion many more mathe- matical insults in the years to come, for I will not be around to give them in person. I, Tracy Pratt, leave all the profits from the Barry Crimmons concert to the Class of 1981. I, Patty Randall, leave all my sympathy to those who have to come back next September. I, Scott Reed, leave my sarcasm to anyone with the skill to employ it. I, Susan Rebollo, leave my sympathy to those who have to graduate from CCS. I, Lorre Richardson, leave all of my brains to my cousin Michelle. I, Tracy Salter, of sound mind and body bequeath my book collection to Mr. Talbot; the collection consists of works like: Mein Kampf. The Rise to Power of Fidel Castro, etc ... I, Sheila Skurpski, leave this school to those who value it. I, Tracey L. Sgarlata, leave my sense of humor and sarcasm. 58 I, Michelle Simmons, leave all of my excuses for getting out of class early to my sister Denise. I, Elaine Spier, leave all of my years at CCS to all of my brothers and sisters. I, Steve Stansbury, leave CCS all my inhabitrons. I, Chris Sternburg, leave my weeple to anyone who can pry it off my locker. I, Glenn Stewart, leave all the balls I lost at Roque's Roost to anyone who wants to find them. I, Eric Stott, leave Mr. Di all of my class spirit. I, Steve Stucker, leave my ability to make Mr Kin- sella mad. to anyone in Math 13. I, Susan Sweetapple, leave to my sister Joanne, all the pain, paranoia, and hassle she can handle in the next two years. I, Barbara Wagner, leave the title “Mutt and Jeff” to the next tall girl and short guy that come along. I, Julie Moose” Wallace, bequeath my superla- tive athletic ability, my dynamic personality and my knock-out bod to anyone who proves worthy of its honor. I, Cathy Walsh, leave this school to my two broth- ers if they can handle it. I, Joni Wells, leave to whoever needs it, my ability to skip classes and always get out of it. I, Scott Walton, leave my attitude to anyone will- ing to risk the pain. I, Leslie Williams, leave my height to Mr. Moore. I, Morgan Zachow, leave my Most Studious” title to someone else who doesn't study! 59 IN MEMORIAM JAMES TAYLOR You're missed by all your friends, We think of you each day; Even though you've left us now, There is something we must say. You may have left our lives, it’s true, But you haven’t really died; There is a part of you in all of us, A strength that's deep inside. Your death’s a shock to those who must regroup and continue; But the memory of your crazy laugh, Helps us to pull through. You’ve moved on to a better life, One of eternal rest; There’s nothing more that we can do. This time we lost the best. So life goes on and time goes by, Who can tell us why? But we will always remember you, So long, Chip, good-bye. 60 a. She’s never here when I need her . b. You have dandruff c. Patti Johnson d Can I help it if it doesn’t grow under my nose too? e Aww — You only love me for my hat . f That’s the LAST TIME I kiss HIM! g TRACY e g 62 63 65 66 a Bob Larkin gets creamed b Next on the agenda c. And she did it for free?? d “Did I just sit on another ring ding? e And what am I offered for Mike Di? f Me. Chief c. 67 a “Welcome to my humble hutch. b Bob and Mandy c. I said order in this court.” d “Smile pretty. Bob ” e Shannon aids a fellow student f The score so far: Vandals one, Custodians, zero. 70 71 JUNIORS a. Junior Class Officers b Sherry Traub. Connie Beeman. Pam Vittorio. Sue Sattler, Bobby Vivelo, Wendy Zachow. Steve Tarbay. Joan Meyers. Alice Eastwood Second row Joe Perry. Rob Snyder. Kevin Dutcher. Kim Reed. Patti Covert. Karen Overton. Sue Carr. Dan Gaffaney. Dan Goux. Ricki LiPoff, and Tim Schwab b 73 Picture a — First row: Steve Kincaid. Scott Smithler. Duane Bax- ter. Jim Crouch. Jeff Sherlock. Mike Bres- cra. Mike Busa Sec- ond row Ed Flaum. Brian Canavan. How- ard Beach. Keith Teachout. David Mar- ten. Dennis Tedford, Joe Cook. Third row: Virginia Olvguzema. Wendi Roach. Robin Nicholas. Bernie Johnson, Bonnie Delahunt. Carrie Cur- ringa. Sandi Diringer Picture b — First row: Patti Ratliff. Lisa Obrist. Jerry Schad. Scott Rohlin. Jeff Perrone. Shiela Skurpski. Sec- ond row: Sue Delaney. Deb Turner. Pam Troup. Lorraine Whipple. Jackie Havener. Third row: Michelle Benderski, Janelle Kite. Bob Bertrand. Scott Long. Dave Kaegel. Kelly Denny Picture c — First row: Brenda Lade. Rosie Granata. Donna Reynolds. Second row: Jay Brownell. Lorry Sgroi, Julie Furstler. Laurie Pump. Penny Elmer. Third row: Bob Ent- wistle. Todd Thayer. Paul Oot. Calvin Beckwith 74 Picture a — Row one Kathy Allen. Beth Mitchell. Lynn Marshall. Janece Wisner, John Beals. Greg Prawi Dave Shaver. Francis Hart, Cliff Reals. Row two Karen Muller. Terri Lewis. Debbie Olson. Laurie Drescher. Pat Sweeney, Ken Wagner. Dave West. Ken Woo- druff Picture b — Holly Joyal. Tim Moon. Cherie LaCount. Teresa Lenzin. Cheryl Landers. Ken Collins. Kent Webster. Scott Wilsen, Bill Barber. Dan turk. Row two Tina Shipley. Katrina Abel, Shelly LeSczynski. Lisa Young. Jim Gifford. Leslie Grimms. Tim Jasmin. Becky Konanski Marty Neuhierl, Wendy Becotte. Jim Wright. Kathy Monahan Picture c — Row one Jean Bennett. Bob Amerman. B J. Smith. Todd Burchill. Chip Sternburg. Ed Johnson. Roger Shepard. Sec- ond row Bill Barnes. Bill Pugliano. Lori Coon. Denise Simmons. Kelly Marsh. Lynn Pordee. Brenda Grossman. Cindy Justin. Terri Jones. Dave Daughty. Alan Zecker. Mrs Butenko. Patsy Robinson. Row 3: Linda Wassell. Patty Randall, and Jill Benedict. 75 Picture a — Row one: Lori Joslin, Tammy Hoyt. Denise Stevens. Lori Lee. Marie Sossano. Candy Baker. Second row Mark Loop. Joe Foederer. Chriss Bell. Randy Grover. Randy Grover. Ralph Field. Tom Newcomb. Sherry Messinger. Donna Ebersold Picture b — Row one Pat Boroncyzk. Sheila Schiebler. Art Jordon. Rob Burtte. Tom Moynihan. Teresa McNally. Second row: Paula Grahm. Kim Hilgybergur. Roger Barlow. Randy Howard. Ed Defor- est. Art Caver. Ben Trode. Kevin Halsey. Jeff Johnson. Mike Denney Picture c — Row one: Lewis Ailing. Vicki Antzab. Mike LaMontagne, Second row Bob Skinner. Barry McClean. Craig Tucker. Nancy Daily. Guy Taylor. Kelly Denny. Pam Corp, Tammy Wooldrigde. Kelly Talbot. Third row Bob Stowell. Dana Austin. Cheryl Case. Pete Vihgliano. Steve Merile. Kathy Greene. Cathi Compoli. Ed Wall. Michelle Peterson 76 DETERMINATION THE INCREDIBLE HULK Don't you dare come any closer or I'll turn green! 77 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Picture a— Pat McCarthy, Joe DiChristina, Mary Stevens, Karen Yates, Michele Button Picture b: Trice Matina. Mandy Benz. Laura Dela- hunt. Kim Overton. Annalisa iaconis, Melinda Mat- zell. Lisa Makowski. Karen Yates. Mary Stevens Second row; Joe DiChristina, Kim Edgar. Michelle Cronk. Stacy Dymond. Caryn Sellers. Julie Gauthier. Sandy Turner. Rayma Gifford. Laurie Wehner Third row Chris Perry. Kevin Danehy. Mark Meyers. Alec Naugle, Paul Schwarz. Arlene Francis. Johnna Lynch. Jill Taylor. Linda Brzuskiewicz b 78 a Picture a — Row one Ken Lamon- tagne, Debbie Allen, Brian Decker. Scott Lavancher. Bob Entwistle Row two Bob Meredith. Dianne Flynn, Linda Led, Lorri Hayes. Erika Palmer. Eric Hamilton, Kathy Jakubowski, Sherri Cowan. Bill Detore. Art Greene Row 3: Sue Holliday. Jay Thompson. Michelle Beeman, Mr Couse, Shawn Stedding. Lori Hopkins, Dan Biondol- lilo, Don Woodward. George Lynch. Bob Muocil. Dan Stabb Picture b — Row one Barb Mudge. Karin Ralston, Monica Weeks. Sylvia Peters. Michelle Button. Brenda Coon Second row Brenda Pomeroy. Pete Jakubowski, Jeff Carpenter. John McMorris. Bill Long Third row Jeff Kingsley. Gary Cooper. Robin Baker. Celeste Bundy. Robin Robinson 79 Picture a — First row: Janet Gillette. Marsha Deforest. Linda Lang Second row: Vic Basile. Dale Kupfer, Dave Verne. Tammy Carter. Mic- helle Brisbin. Theresa Murray. Third row: Mary Rice. Becky Seamans. Greg Spaulding. Paulette Laneauville Fourth row: Lesa Faver, Mark Brow- nell. Andy Bertrand. Mike Suhey. Beth Mitchell. Rob Meyers. Dan Cook Picture b — First row: Tina Burns. Robin Olm- stead. Linda Kenneson. Bill Jarvis. Jillayne John- son. Rene Deyo. Bob St. Andrew Second row Jim Collins. Phil Randall. Jeff Spoor. Glen Wil- son. Jim Haas Third row Jim Cziesler. Scott Fontana. Cliff DuGuid, Toma Cavallaro. Karen Muller. Judy McFarland Fourth row: Lisa Lum, Ruth Jennings. Jean Kadamus 80 b Picture a — Row one Dave Cole. Rob Gallagher Second row: Pat Hofer. Shan Popluhar. Lorie Howard. Kathy Sattler. Bill Pauli. Mike Lacy. Rhonda Wilcox. Dawn Merritt Third row Ed Diringer. Amy Gaylord. Pat Hoyt. Gina Fayette. Tammy Sherlock. Deb Cole. Kathy Rao. Mike Marshall Picture b — First row Brian Miller. Alan BirdleBough. Pat Hughes. Jon Starkey. Jimmy Mott. Pete Delaney. T.m Kenneson. Tiffany Stoddard Second row Ton. Lahart. Tina Burns. Linda Hart. Heid. Doss. Carla Towndrow. Lynda Parkis. Stephanie Elhs Third row Jon Lewis John Dominies. Tammy Schwab. Mike McCarthy. Ed Belair, Tom Ralston. Bob Wooldridge. Theresa Harng. Mr Couse 81 FRESHMEN Picture a — FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Dewayne Cronk. Amy McPhilmy, Nancy Weber, and Greg Perry. Picture b — Row one Nancy Weber. Coralynn Mar- tin. Brenda Cordell. Chris Detore, Yvonne LaDuke. Kathy Yates. Gary Dibble. Allyn Filmer. Jim Brown. Cheryl Fontana. Amy Todd. Lana Blaser. Lori Harvey. Second row: Rich Robinson. Joe Gallagher. Jim Butler. Tom Mur- ray. Ted Neveldine. Curt Tobin. Brian Gransden. Mike O'Brien. Kerry Ken- nedy. Martin Vreeland. Dave Macom- bie. Theresa Honors. Davey Whitman b 82 Picture a — Row one John Becker, Laurie Meyers. Mar- ianne Compoli. Steve Taylor. Rustv Corp, John Rosko, Dan Getman. Lisa Holt. Linda Pickard Second row: Jim Oot, Don Kociela. Barb Grossman. Bonnie Bergman. Elisa Kite. Bruce Beeman. Brad Brown. Dena DeFrees. Amy McPhilmy. Dorothy Fay- ette. Val Austin, Lorena Weeks Picture b — Row one Scott Stabb, Sherri Cowen. Cheryl Chilton. Ken LaMontagne. Sue Linaer. Patty Lough, Brenda Cooper. Mike Moth. Joan Relyea. Bob Preno- veau. Second row Dave Coon. Joe Berry. Bill Grim- mer. Rick lannuzzo. Mike Suchewski, Cliff Duguid. Jeff Mitchell. Mrs. Ibert. Lonny Keach. Sherri Bishop. Dave Arno, Darryl Miller. Danny Entwistle Picture c — Row one: Hope Galuszka. Jeff Sorci, Jim Vivelo. Dan Skidmore. Ed Northrup. Greg Francis. Gary Vittorio. Heidi Ferguson. Second row: Sandy Bot- ting. Pam Austin, Val Nutting, Tracy Tal- bot. Kris Schwitter. Deanna Costanzo. Karen Kincaid. Kathy Volk. Nathan Gaffa- ney. Eric Chandler Third row: Rhonda Youmans. Chris Aim. Bridget O’Toole. April Burlington. Andy Hildreth. Paul Nash. Karen Peissinger. John Pickett. Joe Tuc- ciarone. 83 Picture a — Row one Karen Lough. Bob Baker. Dave Faircloth. Pete R Ferstler. Gary Huffman. Scott Hop- kins. Peg Reals. Frank Anson. Laurie Ter- rance. Sheila Hough- talmg Row two John Osborne. Karen DeVaul. Steve Allen. Tom Emmons. Mike Shaffer. De Blaster. Dave Parkis. Keith Miller. Greg Smith. Rick Peters. Mark DeVaul. Tammy Deno- ski Picture b Debbie Mudge, Chris Tucker. Mary Spoor. Tracy Field. Karla Chandler. Lori Barnes. Greg Perry. Jennifer Coon. Carl Hutchins. Kevin Kennedy Row two: Leanna King. Michele Beirne. Mary Torres. Rob Meyers. Andy Mroz. Bob Harter. John Green. Greg Burghardt. John Stoecker 84 Picture a — First row: Scott Barrett. Jerry Champagne. Brian Wozniak. Donna Race. Mike Ryan, Ron Sardella. Mike Walsh Second row Joe Perugia, Jim Walsh. Bob Barber. Hope Beckwith. Cathy Lane. Tina Hartle. Brenda Curry. Chris Hochstuhl Picture b — Row one Chris Hughes. Wendy Reeves. Karen Langenmayr. Dar- ryl Cross. Kris Biazzo. Bill Shanahan. Chris Pump Second row: Carl Baker. Jeff Gillette. Bill Crate. Rick Haarman. Amy Crouch, Dorothy Baker, Jim Feinberg Third row Diane Eckmair. Doug Tedford. Danny Young. Ken Varney. Dawn Duguid. Robin Roth. Julie Montgomery, Holly Minor 85 Picture a — 8th Grade Class Officers Picture b — Row one Marybeth Button, Helen Crabtree. Sue Oswald. Therese Garafolo. Lori Beach. Kim Craw Row two Shannon Zachow. Paul Neiderhoff. Mike Adams. Tim Gallager. Joe Cope. Mike Lawyea. Jim Grimm, Brian Ewert Row three Ricki Oaster. Marie Rodriguez. Miss Jennings, Mike Schmidt. Katie Messmger. Brenda Bart, Linda Ven- zel. Tim Healy Row four Karen Costa. Joy Jackson. Reenie McPhilmy, Kara Danehy. Vicki Devendorf. Janet Hildebrand. Theresa Barlow. Joan Berz. Sue Gofton 87 Picture a — Row one Tom Amer- man. Gary Pugh. Mary Melchis- key Second row Ed Proper Jon Haarman. Matt Beals Third row: Stave Crawford. Jeff Collins. Audrey Wilsey. Darlene Brayen, Carole Wright. Darcy Sinnett. Dana Devendorf. Carl Manuse. Melinda Meredith. Laurie Merritt Fourth row: Lloyd Walton. Jaye Alger. Kim Wilson. Cyndi Secord. Lisa Dumont. Pam Kirschen- herter. Reeme Dailey. Dale John- son. Brett Weeks. April Holmes. Joann Ellis. George Towndrow Picture b — Row one John Swieton. John Ailing, Neil Bre- sett. Stephen Becker. Doug Havens. Andrea Flaum. Jackie Cooper. Darin Crouch. Keith Hyde Second row Kenneth Jay- son. Henry Eilers. David Oot. Nina Stackpoole. Michele Wim- mer. Stacy Bettmger, Kathleen Pump. Lisa Smith. Kevin Lan- phear. Richard Harrig. Scott Woolridge. Tony Ranieri. Diane Allen. Doug Rouselle Picture c — Row one Howard Botting. Dick Kelner Row two Brian Phillips. Debbie Goo- dhines. Ricki Clark. Norbert Car- ter. Tim Barrett. Jason Johnson. Jerry Monohan. Dave Sellers Row three Bill Havener. Johanna Flachenaecker. Tonva Clavijo. Tari Button. Judy Carr. Barb Pauli. Laura Lang. Tami Button. Sally Barnes. Karen Wagner. Jeff Dillabough. Linda Weese. Patty Prawt. Bob Swatski 88 Picture a — Row one Jody Scott. Ron Bruno. Chris Troast. Jean Beley. Mary Navin. Leeann Webster. Nancy Groff. Steve Freunscht. John Abbott Row two Michele Staffiero. Terri German. Scott Lasher. Sandi Myers. Bill Brisbin. York Bush. Tracy Colclough. Elena Drescher, Debbie Fuller, Kelly Lewis, Sue Jerome. Yvonne Mantor. Wendy Keach. Miss Jen- nings Third row Trever Graves. Jeff Phelps Picture b — Row one Terry Heffron, Ali- son Whipple. Mane Zappala. Elizabeth Rolfe. Jennifer Getsman. Second row Wayne Roach. Bob Schlie. Randy Jack- son. Wayne Carr. Eric Spaulding Third row Dan McDonald. Mike Courtwright. Dave Gero. Mike Stone. Bob Church. Larry Devo. Ron Randall. Brian Under- wood. Merry Marshall. Ten Wilsey. and Lisa Patter b 89 Picture a — First row Tammy Cox. Maria Sgroi. Angela Barnes Second row John Allen. Jeff Holliday. Nick Torres. DeForest Blazier. Kevin Grems. Dennis Hubbs Third row Mr. Ellstrom. Chris Murray. Tammy Ailing, Bob Drevier. Debbie Nicho- las. Laurie Roehm. Tina Long. Ted Joyal. Mary Manteli, Tom Brayton. Picture b — Row one Chris Chandler. Kevin Makowski. Joe Roach. Gerald Race. Robert Gifford. Jim Hoyt. Mike Jones Second row: Lisa Northrup. Mike Berger. Jennifer Carr. Rochelle Gratien. Steve Austin. Denise Cromp. Kathy McGee Third row: Kathy Rameri. Rebecca Ryder. Colleen Boston. Becky Buckley. Alex Cun- ningham. Bill Lampman a Picture c — Row one Stan Boronczyk. Jeff Emmons. Ed Fries. Dave Smith. Doug Wozniak. Jeff Delahunt. Francis Harvey Row two: Kevin Murray. Brian Babcock. Dave McChain. Lisa Halsey. Tracey Chil- ton. Alisa Livensperger. Shirl Schuler. Vicki Curry. Third row Merritt Roberts. Cheyenne Kingsley. Bill Blanding. Maria Biodolillo, Holly Peters. Tammy Snyder. Debbie Eckmair, Bob Clakeley 90 92 b d a. Mrs. Walker b. Mrs. Ibert c. Mr. McSwain d. Mr. Ellstrom 93 c. a. Mr. Diefendorf b. Mr. Bligh c. Mr. Moore d. Mr. Berlin d 94 a. Mrs. Butenko b Mr McCann c. Mrs. Pasto d Mr. Sweeney 95 a. Mr. O’keefe b. Mr. Hutko c. Mr. Conklin d. Mr. Webber 96 MATH a. Mr. Kinsella b Mrs. Hiller c. Mrs. Falise d. Mr. Erion 98 b a. Mr. Waite b. Mr. Wood c. Miss Collura 99 TLC c. a. Mrs. Holdridge b. Mrs. Murray c. Miss Jones d. Mr. Groff e. Debbie Marshall HEALTH 100 FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME ECONOMICS a. Mr Daviau b Mrs. Noffsinger c Mrs. Chambers d Miss Catalano e. Mrs. Kordziel 101 PHYSICAL EDUCATION a. Mr. Smith b Miss Rhinehart c. Mr. DiChristina d. Mr. Gordon 102 MUSIC d a MissTurcotte b Mr. Arnold c Mr. Smolyncki d Mr Bellosa e. Mr. Callaghan e 103 ART BUSINESS c. a Mrs. Kennedy b. Mrs. Ivers c. Mr. Roach d Mrs. Hirt e Mr. Terpening 104 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND DRIVER ED. a. Mr. Young b. Mr. Chandler c. Mr. Getchonis d. Mr. Zecher e. Mr. Kentch d LIBRARY AND READING a. Ms. Akulonis b. Mrs. Benedict c. Mrs. Burke d. Miss Goldthwait e. Mr. Dymond f. Mrs. McSwain d. Mrs. Button e. Mrs. Goer f. Mrs. Dillabough e. a. Mrs. Anklin b. Mrs. Van Deusen c. Mrs. Oles 108 a. Row one: John Murray. Mike DiChristina Row two Pat Hughes. Paul Brownell, Jim Barr. Dave Verne. Charlie DeWitt. Walt Jennings. Paul Nash, Dave Peterson. Tim Jasmin, Kory Schultz. Bill Barnes. Glen Stewart. Chris Hughes. Coach Gordon 10 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL a Row one Alan Kingsly. Gary Vit- torio Row two: Tim Palmatier, Dan McGee. Joe Karney. Dave Long- don. Mike Button Row three Mr Powelson, Ed Wall. Pete Harvey. Jerry Button, Mike O’Brien. Bob Larkin. Mike Suchewski. Joe John- son b. Bob Larkin and Pete Harvey in WRESTLING a First row: Ron Ran- dle. John Swieton. Jon Haarman. Terry Hef- fron. Jeff Holiday. Wayne Roach. Mike Stone Second row Mr Vittorio. Steve Havener. Bob Stowell. Ed Northrup. Art Greene. John Green. Pat Johnson. Dave Button. Andy Mroz. Scott Minor — man- ager. Joe Johnson — manager Third row Mr Sweeney, Alan Kingly, Gary Vittorio. Tim Palmatier. Dan McGee. Joe Karney. Dave Longdon. Mike Button. Ed Wall. Pete Harvey. Jerry Button. Mike O’Brien. Bob Lar- kin, Mike Suchewski. Mr Powelson b Jerry Button c. Mike Button. Joe Karney b 112 VARSITY SOCCER a Row one John Cola. Lee Button. David Verne. Jett Johnson. Mike Busa Row two Rob Snyder. Joe Perry. David Martin. Alec Naugle. Mr Daviau b Row one Scott Rohlin. Jett Carpenter Dale Kup- ter, Jim DeMano Row two Jett Perrone. Steve Tarbay. David Breed Paul Smith. Todd Burchell. Dan McGee. Chris Perry Row three Bill Pauli, Kevin Dutcher, Dave West. John McMorris. Ed DeForest. Dave Peterson. Greg Settler, Ken Wag- ner 113 a VARSITY FOOTBALL a Row one John Batdorf, Pete Harvey. Dick Boeding, Jerry Button, Chuck Butler. Jim Barr. Charlie DeWitt. Brian Jerome. Bob Larkin. Jim Green Row two: Greg Prawl. Tim Jasmin. David Koegel. Howard Beach. Paul Oot, Jamie Wright. Nor- man Landers. Art Maslak Row three Mr Kmsella. Ed Wall. Bill Cordell. Duane Baxter. Bill Barnes. Mr Moore b J. Stauffer 1U FROSH FOOTBALL a JUNIOR VARSITY: Bill Jarvis. Kevin Danehy. Pat McCarthy. Ed Belair, Mark Costello. Chris Russell Second row: Glen Roehm, Lewis Reals. Matt Campbell. Mike O’Brien. Tim Mesmer Third row Mike DiChristina. Andy Bertrand. Dave Button. Scott Lang. Art Burghardt Fourth row Andy Hildreth. Lonny Keach. David Harvey. Mike Suchewski. Mark Ellis. b FROSH: Steve Gordon. Ed Northrup. Joe Tucciaroni. Chris Biazzo. Jim Butler, Bob Drevier. Mike McCarthy Second row Dave McCombie. Pete Ferstler. Brian Ewart. Dale Johnson. Jim Grimm. Gary Dibble. Jeff Delahunt, John Green. Third row: Mr Smith. Al Filmer. Pat Johnson. Paul Nash. Darrin Crouch. Greg Burghardt. Brad Brown, Dave McChain, Jason Johnson. Bruce Beeman Fourth row Gary Heffron. Bob Baker. John Dominies. Mike Stone. Bob Harter 115 VARSITY AND J.V. TRACK a Row one Richard Anklin, Eric Hamilton. Jim Hubbs. Row two Victor Basile, Tim Wooldridge. Joe Karney. Gary Makas. Steve Laris b Row one Tim Wooldridge. Eric Hamilton. Joe Kar- ney. Richard Anklin. Gary Makas Row two Paul Schwartz. Jim Hubbs. Mike DiChristina. Victor Basile. Terry Jones. Mr O'Keefe 116 FROSH TRACK a Row one Jeff Phelps. Chris Murray. Doug Rousel Row two: Chris Chandler. Rich Harrig. Row three: Tom Ralston b Row one John Pickett. Randy McCann. Eric Chandler. Kerry Kennedy. Trevor Graves Row two: Greg Perry. Jeff Sorci, John Lacy, Joe Roach, Jeff Collins, Greg Francis Row three Jim Mott. Brian Underwood. Dan Skidmore, Carl Baker, Curt Tobin, Kevin Makowski. Mike Schmidt. Alan Kingsley. Gary Vittorio. Row four: DeWayne Cronk. Tim Healy. Bob Clakely. Frank Anson. Joe Starkey SOCCER 117 a. Row one: Dave Laris. Gary Makas. Steve Tarbay Row two: Duane b Row one Mr Couse Row two: Alec Naugle. John Cole. Mike Baxter, Tim Hubbs, Mark Harris. Row three: Paul Oot, Brian Jerome. Marshall Row three: Barry McClean. Steve Stansbury. Ken Col- Row four: Steve Harris. tins. Row four: Bill Long. INDOOR TRACK BOWLERS VOLLEYBALL a J V VOLLEYBALL Row one Stacy Dymond Row two: Monica Weeks. Monica Kelsey. Brenda Coon, Caralynn Marlin Row three: Kathy Volk. Johnna Lynch, Barb Grossman. Deb Belair. Joanne Sweetapple 8th GRADE VOLLEY- BALL Row one Chris Troast. Nancy Groff. Den- ise Cromp. Vicki Deven- dorf. Row two: Reenie McPhilmy, Kelly Lewis, Kathy McGee. Deb Goo- dhines. Elena Drescher. Row three Sue Jerome. Joy Jackson, Deb Eck- mair, Kara Danehy. Mary- beth Navin, Lori Beach 119 VARSITY SOCCER a Row one: Patty Johnson, Patty Lyman, Ricki Lipoff Row two: Darcy Wightman, Heidi Doss. Caryn Sellers, Lisa Obrist. Row three: Sue Rebollo, Deb Belair, Laurie Wehner, Stacy Dymond, Johnna' Lynch, Chris Aim, Rene Olmstead. 120 CROSS COUNTRY a FROSH CROSS COUNTRV Row one Kara Danehy. Kath McGee Diane Papenfus. Karl Chandler Row two Joy Jack son. Holly Peters, Elen Drescher Sandi Myers, Alliso Whipple b VARSITY CROSS COUN- TRY: Row one: Joanne Sweetapple. Cherie LaCount, Lisa MakowsKi. Row two Lorraine Whipple, Sherry Traub, Cheryl Lan- ders 121 TENNIS a VARSITY TENNIS: Row one: Terry Lewis. Cindy Kirsch. Row two: Gret- chen Lowe. Anne DeForge. Arlene Francis. Kim Edgar b. J.V. TENNIS: Row one: Trice Matina, Teresa Len- zen, Cindy Austin. Row two: Julie Montgomery, Mandy Benz, Kathy Volk, Kim Reed. Patty Covert. 122 VOLLEYBALL a VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row one: Laurie Evans. Linda Lynch. Char Larkin. Rene Olmstead Row two Patty Johnson. Brenda Grossman. Gretchen Lowe. Moose Wallace. Lisa Obrist BOWLING a GIRLS VARSITY BOWLING Row one Janelle Kite. Alice Eastwood. Brenda Torres. Cindy Austin. Becki Kohanski. Row two: Linda Leo. Barb Ostrander. Lori Howard. Amy Gaylord. Betty Morgan c. GIRLS J.V. BOWLING Row one Deb Stevens Row two Sue Green. Roxanne Moore Row three Elisha Kite. Linda Parkis. Joy Brownell. 124 BASKETBALL ■ 126 a GIRLS VARSITY: Row one Gret- chen Lowe. Rene Olmstead Row two Patty Johnson. Brenda Grossman. Miss Rhinehart. Laurie Evans. Moose Wallace. Linda Lynch. b 8th GRADE GIRLS: Row one Sue Jerome. Kelly Lewis. Deb Goodhmes, Nancy Groff. Brenda Bart. Laura Lang. Row two Chris Troast. Joy Jackson, Sandi Myers. Laurie Merritt. Vicki Devendorf Row three Deb Ecknair. Reenie McPhilmy. Elena Drescher, Barb Pauli. Lori Beach. Helen Crab- tree GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY: Row one Monica Kelsey. Stacy Dymond Row two Karen Overton. Arlene Francis. Carolynn Martin. Row three Julie Gau- thier. Laurie Wehner. Barb Grossman. Shelly Lesczynski, Johnna Lynch. Deb Belair 127 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Sue Sattler Second row: Karen McChain. Laura Congdon, Tammy Cromp Third row: Lori Dominigs. Cindy Collins, Jean Bennet. Jeanette Stauffer. Janine Stauffer b Tammy Cromp c. Cindy Collins 128 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS a Jeanette Stauffer b Janine Stauffer 129 a. Laurie Congdon b. Row 1: Wendy Becotte. Julie Ferstler. Row 2: Karen Yates, Linda Brzuskiewicz. Row 3: AnnaLisa laconis. Carrie Connga, Mary Stevens, Tracy Talbot, Sherri Cromp Row 4: Tommy Carter FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS a Row 1: Melinda Matzell. Deb- bie Gratien. Sharon Phelps Row 2: Laura Delahunt. Lana Bloser. Kathy Yates Row 3: Bridget O'Toole. Yvonne LeDuc Row 4 Rayma Gifford. Tiffany Stod- dard. Amy McPhilmy. b Lori Dominies BOYS’ 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL a Row one Robert Gifford. Tim Healy. York Bush. Brian Underwood. Robert Clakely. Jeff Phelps Row two Mike Schmidt. Rich Harrig. Bill Brisben. Dick Kelner. Chris Murray. Dave McChain, Doug Havens. Chris Chan- dler. Mr Smith b Karen McChain b 132 BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BOY’S BASKETBALL ___J a Row one: Dale Kupfer, Joe DiChristina. Pat McCarthy. Row two Dave Martin. Matt Campbell, Kevin Danehy, Greg Sattler. Norman Lan- ders. Howard Beach. Joe Perry. Mr Kinsella. b Row one: Dewayne Cronk. Row two Kris Biazzo. Greg Francis. Mike McCarthy. Brad Brown. Bob Baker. Francis Anson. Clifford Duguid, Andy Hildreth. Eric Chandler. Pete Ferstler. Jim Mott 133 a. Cindy Collins — Editor-in-Chief b Dan Goux— Business Manager Sue Murray— Activities Editor Bob Vivelo — Sports Editor c Wendy Zachow — Art Editor Dan Gaffaney — Underclassmen Editor Joan Meyers— Faculty Editor 136 STAFF MEMBERS a Row 1: Joan Meyers. Michelle Ben- derski. Kelly Talbot, Pam Vittorio. Cindy Collins Row two Wendy Zachow. Dan Gaffaney. Connie Bee- man. Michelle Cronk. Sue Murray. Anne DeForge. Tammy Cromp. Jamie Proper Row 3 Annalise laconis. Stacy Dymond. Bob Vivelo. Dan Goux Row 4 Bob Ketcham. xTodd MacDonald. Chris Perry. Jerry Schad b Tammy Cromp — Senior Edi- tor Anne DeForge — Sports Edi- tor Pam Vittorio — Music Editor C. PHOTOGRAPHERS Jerry Schad Todd MacDonald Bob Ketcham Jamie Proper 137 HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS First row: Sue Murray. Bob Snyder. Tim Schwab. Bob Vivelo. Laurie Drescher Second row: Cheryl Lan- ders. Alice Eastwood. Michele Ben- derski. Wendy Zachow. Third row Joan Meyers. Charlene Larkin. Connie Beeman. Dan Gaffaney SENIORS First row: Steve Stansbury. Jeanine Ralston. Cindy Kirsch. Morgan Zachow. Andrea Benderski. Cindy Adsit. Jeanine Stauffer Second row: Steve Stucker. Martha Frey. Janette Stauffer. Tammy Cromp. Cindy Collins. Jean Oot. Lori Dom- inicks. Third row: Glen Stewart. Jamie Proper. Steve Harris. Gret- chen Lowe. Brian Jerome. Steve Covert. Steve Cross Fourth row Mark Stewart. Scott Reed. Randy Allgaier. Janine Berger, Todd Mac- Donald. Mike DiChristina, Charlie Dewitt. 138 Honor Society Executive Committee Row 1 Bob Vivelo. Cindy Collins. Con- nie Beeman Row 2: Steve Harris. Gret- chen Lowe. Janine Berger. Morgan Zachow Jr. Honor Society Row 1: Jim Vivelo, Sandy Sotting. Melinda Matzell. Anna- lisa laconis. Renee Olmstead. Kim Over- ton. Linda Bruskiew- icz. Caroline Martin. Gary Vittorio. Row 2: Mrs. Pingar. Heather Emhke, Karen Pies- singer. Patrice Matina. Diane Eckmair, Nancy Webber. Laura Dela- hunt. Karen Kincaid. Valerie Nutting. Pam Austin. Mrs. Ibert. Third row Alec Nau- gle. Sandy Turner. Rhonda Youmans. Amy McPhilmy. Briget O'Toole. Kathy Volk. Lisa Favor. Dan Skid- more. Row 4: Mary Stevens. April Burling- ton. Stacy Dymond. Russ Arnold. Jim Maylo. Dave Petersen. Nathan Gaffaney. Allyn Filmer. Ed Northrup. 139 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Cindy Adsit. Martha Frey. Andrea Ben- derski. Cindy Collins STUDENT COUNCIL Jeanme Ralston. Jim Vivelo, Julie Fer- stler, Kelly Denny. Lorie Dominicks, Michele Button. Cindy Adsit. Bob Lar- kin. Row 2: Tracey Talbot. Laurie Mey- ers. Sue Becotte. Karen Yates. Sharon Phelps. Wendy Becotte. Annalisa laconis. Row 3: Paul Schwartz. Linda Bruskiewicz. Laura Delahunt. Julie Gauthier. Tammy Carter. Mary Ste- vens. Monica Kelsey. Sharon Oakly. Larry Lozipone Row 4: Cindy Collins. Andrea Benderski. Steve Lozipone. Jackie Havener. Laurie Drescher. Che- ryl Case. Martha Frey 140 FRENCH CLUB a First row Kim Edgar, Laura Delahunt, Linda Bruskiewicz. Michelle Button, Lynn Marshall. Bonnie Delahunt. Brenda Pomeroy Second row Kim Schad, Sandy Bottmg. Karen Kincaid. Stacy Dymond. Heather Emke. Julie Gauthier, Sandy Turner Third row Ed Northrup. Joe Tucciarone. Mary Stevens. Kathy Yates. Caryn Sellers, Shelly Lesczynski. Arlene Francis. Fourth row: Valerie Austin. Linda Vassel. Bridget O'Toole. Tracey Talbot. Jeff Sorci. Eric Chandler. Dan Skidmore. Alan Kingsly Fifth row Nathan Gaffaney. Chris Perry. Chris Aim. Rhonda Youmans. Darcy Whit- man. Kevin Lanphear. Joe Cope. Tim Healy Sixth row Pam Austin. Jim Maylo, Carla Town- drow. Lisa Favor. Mary Rice. Diane Papenfus. Julie Montgomery. Amy Todd Seventh row Col- leen Moynihan, Jim Feinberg. Gary Dibble. Chris Hughes. Theresa Barlow. Kelly Lewis. Sue Oswald. Heidi Fergeson. Tammy Schwab SPANISH CLUB 141 b First row: April Burlington. Marty Vreeland. Karen Peissmger Second row: Terri German. Kathy Volk PHYS- ICS CLUB Row 1 Laura Congdon. Mor- gan Zachow, Steve Stans- bury. Cindy Kirsch. Larry Lozipone Row 2: Jim Smith. Gary Makas. Randy Allgaier. Janine Berger. Dwight Cum- mings. Jannette Stauffer. Gretchen Lowe Row 3: Steve Cross. Chhs McMorris. Mark Stewart. Mike DiChristina. Charlie Dewitt. Jeannine Stauffer. Steve Stucker VAR- SITY CLUB Row 1: Gary Makas. Jamie Proper. Pete Harvey. Todd Mac- Donald Row 2: Steve Harris. Steve Stucker. Brian Jerome. Bob Larkin. Row 3: John Bat- dorf. Charlie Dewitt. John Mur- ray. Jim Barr. Mike DiChristina. Randy Allgaier 142 RADIO CLUB a First row Paula Amerman. Second row Frank Jessie. Jamie Propor. Jamie Naugle Third row Alan Zecker. Dan Turk. DRAMA CLUB b First row Jerry Schad. Marianne Eckmair. Tammi Schwab. Kelly Talbot. Todd MacD- onald. April Burrmgton Second row Patrice Matina. Jamie Proper. Linda Brzuskiewicz. Lynne Marshall. Stacey Dymond. Steve Benz. Cindy Collins. Frank Jessie. Martha Frey Third row Brenda Pomeroy. Laurie Drescher. Heather Emko. Chris Perry. Mandy Benz. Bob Vivelo. Paula Amerman. Jamie Naugle. Heidi Ferguson. Marty Vreeland b 143 AY Club John Rosko. Alan Zecher, Jim Hoff man. Dan Turk. TLC First row: Theresa Dyer. Neil Bresett. Gerald Race. Robert Clakely. Kathy Raineri. Randy Jackson. Lisa Potter. Jackie Coller, Yvonne Mantor. Tammy Mantor. Maria Sgroi. Debbie VanWaes Second row Joan Relyea. Becky Philo. Elizabeth Rolfe. Billy Shanahan. Kevin Makowski. Jim Vivelo. Joe Burns. Deforest Blasier. Dawn Beckwith. Tracey Chilton. Lisa Halsey. Maria Biondolillo. Becky Buckley. Tari Button. Chris Koemis. Stan Boronczk. Third row: Sheila DeVaul. Jim Barlow. Terry Heffron. Jerry Londen, Keith Hydl. Judy Carr. Leeann Webster, Johanna Pachemaccker. Kathy Pump. Holly Peters. Michele Wimmer. Chris Eismger. Nina Stackpoole, Lisa Smith. Doug Havens Fourth row Beth Groff. Joe Pelugia, Lisa Northrup. Lonzy Clark. Sherri Bishop. Andrea Flaum, Steve Lozipone. Arlene Breed. Tammy Snyder. Chris Trast. Debby Eckmair. Ron Bruno. Dick Kelner. Doug Rouselle Fifth row: Kathy Baxter. Hazel Hochstuhl, Chris Deuer. Henry Eilers. Wayne Roach. Davia Smith. Shelia Hochstuhl, Mary Torres. Ed Fries 144 a Homework, Yuck! b A peek into Biology Class c. Teacher Brutality d Russell taking it easy U5 Chittenango Welcomes TheKy Family a Hoa b. Trong c. Binh 146 147 148 150 Stage Band a. Row 1: Marie Rodriguez Patty Covert Jim Mott Dan Qoux Andy Hildreth Patrice Matina Row 2: Allyn Filmer Gary Dibble Bob Larkin Brian Jerome Row 3: Dan Gaffaney Lori Roehms Pat Hughes Mike LaMontagne Gretchen Lowe Mandy Benz Row 4 Dan Turk Jim Barr Dwight Cummings a. SAX TRIO b. Sue Murray. Dan Goux. and Gretchen Lowe 152 b. Senior High Chorus a Row 1: Marianne Eckmair, Jaimie Naugle, Michelle Brisban, Arlene Francis, Kim Edgar. Lynne Marshall. Bob Vivelo. Brian Jerome. Bob Larkin. Sherry Popular. Karin Ralston Row 2: Laura Congdon. Carrie Curinga. Michelle Cronk, Dawn Austin. Kelly Tal- bot. Steve Lozipone. Laurie Drescher. Theresa Murray. Brenda Pomeroy Row 3: Sue Carr. Charlene Larkin. Caryn Sellars. Cheryl Case. Monica Weeks, Laura Delahunt, Julie Gauthier, Mandy Benz. Patrice Matina. Joe O'Brien. Jerry Schad Row 4 Barb Ostrander. Kim Dinkledorf. Debbie Olson. Sherry Traub. Heather Ehmke. Karen McChain. Todd MacDonald. John Batdorf. Frank Jessie. Steve Benz. Shelley Lesczynski. Barb Wagner. Mr Callaghan JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS b Row 1: Deedee Constanzo. Katie Messinger. Debbie Nicholas. Betty Buckley. Stephanie Elmer. Audrey Wilsey. Lisa Dumont. Sandy Meyers. Kary Kennedy. Kevin Kennedy. Tim Kennison. Dawn Duguid, Lorrie Merritt. Nancy Webber. Carolyn Martin. Amy McPhilmy. Jean Beley. Tonya Clavijo. Yvonne Mantor. Lisa Holt. Hope Gulaska. Pam Austin. Row 2: Cheryl Chilton. Sharon Ferman. Wendy Reeves. Chris Pump. Kelly Louis. Nancy Groff. Debbie Goo- dhines. Tracey Talbot. Holly Peters. Billy Havener. Chris Hughes. Jeff Phelps. Mike Moth. Michelle Staffero, Lorena Weeks. Julie Montgomery. Robin Roth. Elizabeth Rolfe. Dorothy Baker. Becky Philo. Joan Relyea, Carla Towndrow. Row 3: Darlene Brayen, Terry Wilsey. Mary Marshall. Judy Carr. Patty Prawl. Elizabeth Flachaneke. Matt Beals. Robert Clakley. Gregg Smith. Mike O'Brien. John Domin- ies. Tom Ralston. Mark DuVaul. Terry German. Brenda Cooper. Kathy Yates. Chris Troast. Reenie McPhilmy. Debbie Eckmair. Rhonda Youmans. Maryanne Compoli. Karen Wagner 153 SEN- IOR HIGH BAND Row 1: Jeannine Ralston. Sue Murray. Jean Oot, Connie Beeman. Kim Edgar. Tiffany Stoddard Row 2: Stacy Dymond. Monica Kelsey. Cherie LaCount, Cindy Austin, Heidi Ferguson. Tami Schwab. Theresa Honors Row 3: Chris Perry. Allyn Filmer. Gary Dibble. Paul Bullock. Mike LaMontagne. Dan Gaffa- ney. Pat Hughes. Row 4 Barry McClean. Jim Barr, Bob Stowell. Mary Spoor, Miss Turcotte Row 1: Lana Blos- ser. Heidi Doss. Shelley Lesczyn- ski. Dawn Merritt. Pam Vittorio. Patty Covert. Row 2: Cheryl Landers, Jeff Einstein. Cindy Kirsch. Marty Vree- land. Brian Jerome. Bob Larkin. Row 3: Jim Maylo. Bob Harter. Dan Goux, Gretchen Lowe, Kathy Volk. Jim Mott. Jackie Havener. Andy Hil- dreth. Trice Matina Row 4 Mr Smol- nycki, Joe Gal- lagher. Brian Hofer 154 EIGHTH GRADE BAND First row: Sue Oswald. Col- leen Boston. Denise Cromp. Lisa Dumont. Terri Button. Reenie McPhilmy, Tonya Clavijo. Marie Rodriguez. Second row: Theresa Bar- low. Paul Neiderhoff, Janet Hildebrand. Linda Venczel. Sandy Meyers, Katie Mes- singer. Lori Beach. Ed Fries. Third row: Laurie Merritt. Joe Roach. Trevor Graves. Lau- rie Roehms. Lloyd Welton, Steve Freuncht, Robert Clakely. Dave McChain. Kathy Scholl. Fourth row: Miss Turcotte, Leeann Web- ster. Mike Adams. Shannon Zachow, Chris Murray. Chris Chandler, Jeff Delahunt, Jean Beley. Lisa Halsey. Mr Smolnycki. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE 155 Sue Murray. Patty Covert. Shelly Lesczynski. Connie Beeman, Mary Messinger. Shannon Zachow o R C H E S T R A First row Ricky Peters. Martha Frey. Gretchen Lowe. Karla Town- drow. Darlene Brayen Second row Kim Wilson. Melinda Meredith, Yvonne Mantor, Melinda Matzell, Darcy Sinnett, Karla Chandler Third row Lana Blosser, Heidi Doss. Patty Covert. Tami Schwab. Heidi Ferguson, Jeannine Ralston, Sue Murray. Dan Goux. CLARINET ENSEMBLE First row Tammy Schwab. Monica Kelsey. Stacy Dymond Second row Janet Hildebrand. Heidi Ferguson. Sue Murray FLUTE ENSEMBLE Row 1: Heidi Doss. Kim Edgar. Marie Rodriguez Row 2 Patty Covert. Shelly Lesczynski 156 a 8TH GRADE CLARINET PLAYERS b. Paula Amerman Lynn Marshall Kelly Talbot 158 Congratulations Class of '80 From BRIDGEPORT CRATING CO., INC. Best Wishes Class of 1980 Courtesy Don and Chop PERRONES DRUGS Phone 687 7801 Compliments of WALDMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1980, From your friends at the STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO. We are, locally owned and operated, by your friends and neighbors. 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