Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

. . .foreword It is time for us to fly. Just as a young bird must finally leave his nest, so must we. It is time for us to move on and explore new territories. We will find independence, as we break the ties that hold us from our freedom. We will strive to reach our goals and climb higher. And as we open our lives to what the future brings, the winds may sweep through our doors and lift us far into the sky . . . — D. Goux Mr. Kirschenheiter t 4 For every one of life's adages and bits of sage philosophy, there is an exception which proves the rule. Our regard for Mr. Kirsch is an exception to the saying that “you never really appreciate what you have until you lose it.” We appreciated Mr. Kirsch because he did everything well: As a coach — he had winning teams, but he also won the love and respect of his athletes. As a teacher — he imparted a thorough knowledge of sci- ence, but he did so with a sense of humor that made his stu- dents his loyal fans. As a friend — he counseled those who needed advice, but he alw ays had time for all of us. We appreciated Mr. Kirsch. This dedication is our attempt to express the thanks we owe him. fumor 'r furoni Way 3, 1980 QUEEN Jean Bennett KING Timothy Jaxmin PRINCESS Janet Knickerbocker ESCORT Jeffrey Perrone PRINCESS Karen Overton ESCORT David Martin Administration To the Class of 1981: My best wishes go with you as you move on to the next phase of your lives. 1 have confidence in you, as a group of young people, and know that each of you will make your mark in our world. The past thirteen years have been valuable to you and I hope each graduate is able to recall many fond memories. 1 chal- lenge each of you to create more special memories in your future years. Best of luck to each of you. Principal — Harold W. Talbot. Jr. To the Class of 1981: As a senior graduating from Chittenango High School, you have a lot to be proud of — five years of hard work, a growing spirit of pride in not only the school but yourselves, and a feeling of accomplish- ment for a job well done. Each one of you will look back on your experiences and draw fond memories from them. It is my sincere hope that what you have learned here at Chittenango will help to further your occupa- tional or educational aspirations. Much time, thought, and planning have gone into preparing you for what lies ahead. Use what you have been taught to make your life and lives of others around you fruitful and rewarding. An� I. Principal David M. Wheeler 8 Warren E. Jerome Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Mary Ann Messinger President Brian Barnes Vice-President Michael P. Schmidt G. James Traub Elio Mariani Sandra C. Button Barbara T. Martin Donald P. Colella Collin B. Wells 9 “And don’t sit on the tables! Formal Muggy Time! Don't worry, Karen, he's always like that after lunch. It holds my brain together. 13 PH be coming round the corner! Billy Jarvis Miss Model gives some pointers Mr. Conklin argues a point. My dad taught me how to ride! Bear Day Festivities Away I go! Karen Antonio Put your head on my nhoulder. Steve htrike again! 15 Sy uia d bert d)awn dudlin J atfi een 4 en Vi die dntzab Wi i lam niuUf, Robert Bertrand $oy ddrowneff Benedict l atricia oronczyb ddonnie d uclfe y $ean ddennett niuute. re Acia DJJgarrUt Wickartgaia CLrytCr ade Srian (?c anauan Arthur C adfer nan •Sudan Carr J(rid ( liridtendon 21 odeph (?oob 22 Wiffiam CorJ.ff wPen net ft ( o fi inj teuin cu Jori Cc oon patricia (Covert ejCuann beforeit jbenney 23 funny yoo njmy ajyps oiatzoSntrj0 mutSji, 7 zr rw?rviu j yvn(£ y”x jaSutJtrr nj nun, '(£ rsr •(crrm r r? 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Sa aJJano 34 Sftei a St ft, ( eater f- atiy Boltinion 1 Suian Sait hr 'Dimothu Scftwaf Scott kfoMtn ra J ScU otCorrinda So 9roi 2 auiJSL arer Dina Skipfe irlev Pau Smifl bdoyer Shephard d)enise Simmons i Scott Smith e er SULl f Lrt Si inner fdobert _ Srtydf rer 35 d renda orreA f amefa ddroup LMJk ddebora t % urner C raiy Bucher djjdi, y' dden Jrode 2)anie Jurh jdenntA ded ord d) terry Jraul £j arJ WJf Uuue nVA ner Peter Vi tag i, iano - J enneth XUa ay ner J enf lAJe Liter Pamefa Vitt ono SbaviJ Weit Other Seniors er Xar ou Calvin decbuith dobert de SSee bdu! drown ell Cool, ddward forest Cyeorye d)yer - dndrew Ceville Cyreyory d wald . enry -Xinyer dandy Cfrover WicU, W JCevin Jdalsey dobert ll eyers Edward fobnson - X at dee n II on a la n Jeffrey Johnson Ckoy WotLin, CLASS WILL I. Katrina Abel, leave my sister six more years in this school system. I. Sylvia Albert, leave Mr. Terpening's classes to my brothers. I. Kathy Allen, do bequeath my ability to lx- great to my brother Scott, and my partying ability to Scott W. (hope you don't get caught!) I, Lewis Ailing, leave this school to my brother Larry, who hopefully will graduate. I. Vicki Antzak, leave Jill Taylor and Sandy Turner my witty remarks you're going to need them for your senior year. I, Dawn Austin, leave to my sister Pam, my ability to move from one locker to another and still remember all the combinations. I. Hill Barber, leave my car to anyone who can afford it. I, Bill Barnes, leave Mr. Wheeler guessing where I am supposed to be. I, Hob Bartle. leave my aggravation and frustration of this school to my brothers. 1, Duane Baxter, leave the seven-man sled to the man who loves it so much. I. Howard Beach, leave all my long, long, long Bear Growls. I, John Beals, leave Mathew the ability not to get caught. I, Bill Becker, leave CCS to my brothers George, Steve, Tom, and Andy, to pick up where I left off, and get Rowdy. I. Wendy Becotte, leave Suzanne, Greg, and Dale the ability to pick up w here I left off and assume control. I. Connie Beeman. leave the endless routine of classes to my brother Bruce so he can ENJOY it as much as I did. I, Chris Bell, leave the school food to those who will eat it. I, Michelle Benderski, leave my progress grade of “ 1 ” to all the art students w ho get their work done on time. I. Jill Benedict, leave all the wise girls to Mr. Terpening to give him —. I, Jean Bennett, leave JoAnne Sweetapple my fantastic ability to forget. I, Bob Bertrand, leave my pockets to Mr. Weldert because his must be worn out by now . I, Patty Boronczyk, leave this school and teachers to my brother, sister, and friends to further their education. I, Mike Brescia, leave CCS never to grace its halls with my presence again. I, Joy Brownell, leave this school to anyone that wants it. I, Bonnie Buckley, leave my locker with no coathooks and my wrinkled coat that sat rolled up in the top all year, to Becky. I, Todd Burchell, leave deep appreciation to Dave Verne, (he knows why!) I, Art Burghardt. leave Mr. Terpening one bushel of my hair and one tube of super glue. I, Mike Busa. leave all my baloney to whoever wants to use it. I, Brian Canavan. leave my brother Patrick, the admin- istration of this school, which he will not tolerate. I, Sue Carr, leave my great ability to tell jokes to my sis- ter Judy, so she can get a lot of laughs. I, Cheryl L. Case, leave my hair to buzz Jr. (D.S.) I, Martin Clakeley, leave my ability not to get caught to Rob C. 41 I, Cathy Compoli, leave the eafeteria food to Doug and Marianne. I, Joseph Cook, leave my field to Seott beeause he is the only person crazy enough to use it other than Pete. I. Lori Coon, considering the circumstances, leave my sister Jennifer nothing, for she doesn't deserve any- thing!! (Just kiddin Miff!) I. Michelle Cronk. leave Dewayne and the Class of '82 a lot of love and good luck. I, Jim Crouch, to those who follow me, I bequeath my doodling ability. I, Carrie Curinga, leave my cheerleading ability to Donna and my last year of cheering to Tammy. I, Nancy Daily, leave Mike's edition of “How to have a good time and not get caught to the “cool ones. I, Dave 'Cooler' Daughety, leave all the great times in 1st period Study Hall to whoever can get away with it. I. LuAnn DeForest, leave Mr. Terpcning to anyone who wants him three times a day. I, Bonnie Delahunt, leave Dave “Pee Wee Peterson the ability to ‘keep movin' right along.' I, Susie Delaney, leave Joey and Bill the Meeting Stone in high hopes it will help through the years at CCS. I. Michael DeStasio, being in stereo mind, leave my ado- lescence to deal with adulthood. I. (jinny Dlugozima. leave all my prized possessions to kelly Marsh to keep forever. 1, Laurie Drescher, leave Class Frizz to Amy and Elena, and the inside of the Oreo to the outsiders (Theresa and James.) I. kevin Dutcher, leave my photographic abilities to any guy who likes to take pictures of the varsity cheerlead- ers. I. Alice Eastwood, leave Mr. Patterson to anyone who is high strung so he can help them over the brink. . . I, Mark Ellis, leave the seven man sled, Webber’s Moun- tain, and my fantastic athletic ability to my Nephew Gary, and my future sons. I, Lisa Faver, leave my brilliant ability in grammar to Mary. I, Julie Ferstler, leave my Varsity Cheerleading position to anyone w ho wants a hassle about having a job. I, Ted Field, leave all my absences to anyone who can beat them. 1, Ed Flaum. leave this school in the dust and my brain to Mr. W ebber for diagnosis. I, Mark Ford, leave my koala Bear to Pam Corp and my accent to anyone who wants to use it. 1, Daniel P. Gaffancy. leave my ability to be judge, jury, and executioner to my brother Nathan. 1, Jim Gifford, leave all of my scholastic paraphernalia to anyone that can use it. I. Daniel Goux. leave to Shannon Zachow the job of the Editor of the Palladium for the next three years. . . I. Paula Graham, leave CCS to Suzie Linger and the great times I had with D.M. and J.M. I. Leslie Grimm, leave the “LOUD” CCS my quietness to tame its animals. I. Jolene Grimmer, leave a membership to NAC and SBD to Caralynn, Amy, and Nancy. i, Brenda Grossman, leave my eyes to Coach, just in ease hers suddenly pop out. 1, Deborah Haimes, leave all my school years behind to little Bueky. 1, Francis Hart, leave this school to anyone that wants it and can handle it. I, Jackie Havener, leave CCS to my brother and hope that he enjoys it as much as I did. I, Greg Hmiel, bequeath to my underclassmen the knowledge that kindness is always rewarded in some fashion. 42 1, Jim Hoffman, being of sound mind and sound body leave CCS permanently. 1. Brenda Lawson, leave this school to Jerry and Darrin Poor Souls. 1, Sue Holliday, leave Chittenango to anybody who can handle it! 1. Teresa Lenzen. leave Scott I.ang my extra Corvette with a pack of gum in it. 1, Tammi Hoyt, leave nothing to nobody cause I need it all. 1, Shelly Lesczynski. leave Rennee’ Olmstead my long legs, to Stacy Dymond my dictionary, and to my daugh- ter (HE) my hat. 1, Tim Jasmin, leave Joe I)i the ability of getting his ribs busted up next year. Have fun Joe. 1. Ricki Lipoff, leave to my brother. Jay, my school spirit, ability in sports, frognapping prowness, the muc- 1. Bcrnie Johnson, leave my ability and will power to lose weight to anyone who needs it; and leave my ath- letic ability to my brother and sisters. kateers and a roll of used tape. I. Patty MacCombie, leave all my Elvis records and pos- ters to anyone that likes him. I, Jeff Jones, leave my fish tank for him to clean. I, Kellv Marsh, leave all my lockers that never locked to 1. I.ori Joslin. leave my ability to give blood to all the chickens who wouldn't. my little sister. 1, Lynne Marshall, leave my cute smile to anyone who 1. Holly Joyal, leave the 25 to 30 lbs. I lost to my dad. needs it and shortness to anyone who likes to squeeze out of messes and my gullibility to Mr. Getch. 1. Janelle Kite, gladly leave CCS (and all the good times) to my sisters Elisia and Denette. I, David Martin, leave my red curly hair to Mr. Kinsella. 1. David Koegel, leave my ability to beat the system to Spike so he stays out of trouble. 1, Karen McChain. leave Heather, memories of all the great times we’ve had together and my fantastic ability to play the piano. 1. Beth Ann Kohanski, leave my “little-big bro. Mike S., the secret of beating the system. I. Barry McClean, leave my parking spot for Monte Car- los only! 1. Cherie LaCount, leave my dirty, muddy, worn-out sneakers to the next fool that runs cross-country. 1, Steve Merrill, leave this school. 1. Brenda Lade, leave all the school lunches to my little brother Scott. 1. Sherry Messinger, leave all my re-admission slips to whoever can use them. 1, Cheryl Landers, hereby leave one well-used frontal lobotomy certificate and all my confidence before the race to Joy Jackson and Karla Chandler. Good Luck! 1. Joan Meyers, leave the task of Frognapping Lady Fro- geth's Friends to the Future Muckateers. 1. Kathleen M. Monahan, will Mr. Wheeler to sit in Rm. 1. Scott Lang, leave my car to anyone whose good enough to drive it to the dump. 104 for as many times as I have. 1. Karen Muller, leave Mr. Smith a banana cream pie. 1, Char Larkin, leave my laugh to anyone who wants to lie unique. I, Sue Murray, leave my keys to the car to Tom. in hopes that he will be able to drive it more than I did. 1. Hawkeye LaVancher, leave this school to anyone with the ability to take anything, and to anybody to find w hat 1 took. 1. Tom Newcomb, leave CCS to anyone w ho wants to try and beat the system like I tried. 43 I. Joseph O'Brien, leave my outstanding intellectual and athletic ability to my brother Mike. I. Lisa Obrist, leave Miss Casky the remembrance of I. Debby Olson, leave my luck in getting out of my classes, to my little brother Paul. I, Paul Oot, leave Webber's Hill to my brother David, so he can have as much fun on it as I did. I, Joe Perry, leave everything because now I have to start all over again. I, Karen Overton, leave anyone who can read Portu- guese, my notebook. I, Lynn Pardee, leave all the good times with Mr. Ter. to all the kids who would like to have it. I, Jeff Perrone, leave the devastating defensive triangle to “second” best back, Santa! I, Greg Prawl, leave my hill climbing shoes to the next person Mr. W ebbcr thinks could be a scrapper. I, Lauri Pump, leave all the guys in this school to any- one who thinks they can handle them. I, Patty Ratliff, leave my sympathy to those who have to come back in September. I, Cliff Reals, leave all you poor souls the school lunches to enjoy as much as I did. I, Donna Reynolds, leave this school to A.H. until 1984. I, W endi Roach, leave my brother W ayne my yellow pen because it still works, even though I know he'll lose it the first day. I, Scott Rohlin, leave Mr. Callaghan 70 copies of J J back music to file, if he has nothing to do for 4-5 hours. I. Susan (Gretchen) Saltier, leave Joanne (Bruce) Swee- tapple the keys to my orange convertible V.W. for future trips to W.J.R.! I, Jerry Schad, leave my “Disco” reputation to anyone who hates disco as much as I've learned to. I, Sheila Schiebler, leave to Mr. W heeler and Mr. Conk- lin the memory of my wit and charm. I, Tim Schwab, leave nothing. I take all the wisdom and knowledge I’ve accumulated at CCS with me, in the hope that I can apply it and that it will help me. I, Denise Simmons, leave the cafeteria food to anyone who can stomach it. I, Robert Skinner, give my bowling and throwing arm to my brother Gary. I. Rob Snyder, leave all of my excess hair to Mr. Kin- sella. I, Scott Smithler, leave my car to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Craig Sternberg, leave this school as I did many times during the year. I, Pat Sweeney, leave nothing. I'm taking it all with me. Ha, Ha! I, Kelly Talbot, leave Dad's clever knack of always being around when you don't want him, and never being able to find him when you do want him to T.A.T. I. Guy Taylor, leave all the good times that can be found in the halls of CCS to everyone. I, Keith Teachout, leave Mrs. Ivers a large bag of clay to shove down the sink. I, Todd Thayer, leave the pitching mound to anyone who enjoyed it as much as I did. I, Brenda Torres, leave my brother Nicky and my sister Mary to Mr. Wheeler. I, Sherry Traub. leave to my brother Andy the few elec- tronic circuits simulated semi-conductors that 1 have, with hopes that he continues to have straight hair. I, Ben Trode, leave my comb to Mr. Ter. for all the hair he doesn't have. I, Craig Tucker, leave my truck to anyone with enough money to buy it. 44 I. Dan Turk, leave ihe beat drum set in the music room to future drummers. I. Deb Turner, leave all my dear friends the hassles that i went through in High School. I, Peter Vitagiiano. leave Mr. Weldert still guessing how I passed the Chemistry tests. I, Hob Vivelo. leave the secrets of being “Most Musical” to an equally and worthy person, just as soon as I find out w hat those secrets are. I. Ken Wagner, leave all my athletic talent and qualities to all those who like sitting on the bench. 1, Kd Wall, leave my unusual ability to fight off my back to any wrestler that has been pinned enough times to know how to use it. I, Linda W'asset, leave my brother Scott, 4 years of wait- ing for the bus in the winter. 1. Huss Wehner, leave for school usually 10 minutes late. I, David W'est, leave everyone the job of putting more pride and respect back into CCS. I, Lorraine Whipple, leave to anyone my running ability who thinks they can handle it and the coaches. I, Janece W isner, leave Mrs. Walker the right pronunci- ation of my name. I. Ken W oodruff. leave school to anybody who can han- dle getting up at 6:30 am on Mondays. I, Tammy Wooldridge, leave all my good times to my brother Scott in hopes that he learns. I, James W right, leave my house to all the strays in Chit- tenango. I, W'endy Lee Zachow, leave my apathy and lethargy with hopes that they won’t follow me. I, Alan Zecher, leave the AV and Radio Club to anyone who wants it. In Memoriam I saw a picture of you Just the other day. Your eyes were strangely sparkling And seemed so far away. Who captured that expression At that instant of time. In a photo of a soccer team Posed proudly in two lines? Who wears your number now Steve? Though no one can take your place Who ever slops to study Every ordinary face? Seems there just weren't enough hours To know each other well And never enough laughs to share Or crazy jokes to tell. So the rest of us have traveled Up and down a rocky hill. But we left you at the top my friend Where for you the world stood still. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DAR Good Citizen: Pamela itlorio Boys ' and Girls' Staters: Daniel Goux David West Pamela Vittorio Howard Beach David Martin Joseph Perry- 49 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dan Goux and Alice Eastwood so MOST ATHLETIC: Brrmla Grossman and Bill Barnes MOST DEPENDABLE: Dave West and Karen Overton 51 CLASS FLIRTS: Jamie Wright and Sue Saltier MOST TALKATIVE: I)an Turk and Kelly Talbot 1 MUTT AND JEFF: Kim Reed and Steve Merrill MOST FRIZZ: Dave Martin and Laurie Drescher BEST PERSONALITY: Mark Ford and Jean Bennett QUIETEST: Rob Snyder and Kathy Compoli • • N 7 6 MOST ARTISTIC: Keith Teachout and Michelle Benderski CUTEST SMILE: Greg Prawl and Sue Delaney 57 SENIOR BABIES Wendy Lee Zac ho Greg Hmiel Dan Goux Rirki Lipoff Janelle Kite JUNIOR CUSS Row 1: Brenda Pomeroy, Caryn Sellers. Rayma Gifford, Laura Delahunt. Row 2: Mark Meyer� . Paul Schwarz, Melinda Mataell, Annalisa laconis, Lisa Makowski, Alee Naugle. Row 3: Kim Over- ion, Michelle Cronk. Patrice Malina. Mandy Benz. Linda Brzuskiewicz, Johnna Lynch. Row 4: Uurie Wehner, Mary Steven� , Stacy Dymond, Kevin Danehy. Row 5: Chris Perry, Joe DiChristina. Heather Ehmke. VI a yne Loper. Row 1: Renee Olmstead, Sly via Peters. Patti V all. Sheri Popluhar. Kathy Jakubowski. John Boswell. Row 2: Susan Green, Tracy McDoutal. Thena Edick, Debbie Cole, Tammy Carter, Lisa Favor. Row 3: Sharon Oakley, Scott Van Al- ter. Erica Palmer. John McMorris, Mike Marshall. Cathy Saltier. Celeste Bundy. Row A: Steve Lozipone, Joanne Sweetapple. Pat McCarthy, Art Maslak. Billy Pauli. Grefj Saltier, Norm Landers. 62 Row 1 : Rhonda X ilcox, Tammy Sherlock. Billy Jarvis. Row 2: Pally Hoyt, Prlrr Jakubow ki. Mike Suhey, Rick Anklin, Tim V iHildridfr. Ed Flaum. Row 3: Adam Crouch. Jeff Kingsley. Tim Roht. Ed Brlair. Linda Lang. Graham Gem- mcll, Andy Bertrand. Row 4: Paul Smith. Ed Swank, Theresa Murray. David Verne. David Button. Row 5: Michelle Brisbin, Jim DeMario. Dale Kupfer, Dan McGee. Row 1: April Yates. Tina Taubman. Sheila DeVaul. Pam Swank. Row 2: Brian Decker, Ricky Peters. Row 3: Jay Thompson. Bill DeTore, Ken laMon- tagne. Sue Linger, Shelley Templer, Lori Hopkins. Cliff Duguid. Row 4: Chuck Brownell, Don Sandford. Don Woodward. Ed Diringer. Glenn Wilson. Row 1: Renee Deyo, Paulette Laneuville, Lisa Lum. Lori Howard. Phil Randall, Bob Meredith. Row 2: Scott Fontana. Debby Allen, Bobin Barlow. Dave Harvey. Dan Biondolillo, Jerry Longene. Dave Breed. Row 3: Jim Cxeisler. Dave W asset, Jim Colling. Jeff Mitchell, Ixinnie Reach, HieMlB Borman. Bill Toth. 63 Row I: Da id Peterson. Row 2: Rom Crernr, Rill Long. Pally Dlugozima. Barb Mudge, Barb Ostrander. Karin Ralston. Row 3: Dave Longdrn. Sharon Phelps, San- dy Turner, Becky Seamans. Marsha DeForesl. Art Burghardt. Gina Fayette. Row 4: Kathy Rao, Vicki Basile, Amy Gaylord. Eric Hamilton. Steve Kincaid. Becky Gooper. Row I: Sharon Northrup. Monica Kelsey. Colleen Moynihan. Brenda Coon, Sue Markerl, Mark Barrett. Row 2: Jeff Carpenter, Vinette Pugliano. Arlene Francis, Liz inn. Monica Weeks. Molly Farley, Sara Samael, Mary Rice, Lisa Sadler. Row 3: Gary Cooper. Mark Brownell. David Cole. Peter Curinga. Bill ThompM n. Janet Gillette. Row 4: Glen Roehm, Chris Rusm II. I ewis Reals. Dan Cook. 64 Ilolh Minor. Robin Roth. Diane Pa pen fun, Christine Delore, Lori Harvey. Row 2: Darryl Crow . Nancy Weber, Suzanne Becolle, Chris Hughes. James Feinberg. Row 3: Ms. Agnew, John Stoecker, Carl Raker, Douglas Ted ford. James Russell. Diane Knasick. Row I: Richard Haarman. Thomas Murray. Jamie Lindsay, Jeffrey Sorci. David MacCombie. Valerie Austin. SOPHOMORE CLASS Row I: John Rosko. Joe Tucciarone. Al Kingsley . Jennifer Coon. Dawn Duguid, Tiffany Stoddard, Brenda Cordell. Row 2: Mar- tin V reeland. Jim Butler, Steve Gordon, Bob Dumont. Mike McCarthy. Leanna King. Kim Minor. April Yates. Row 3: Jeff Gillette. Russ Arnold. Bill Toth, Mike O'Brien, Amy McPhilmy. Lama Bloscr. Heidi Doss. Amy Todd. Mr. Fllstrom. 65 Ro I: William Shanahan. Kerry Kennedy, Laurie Brown. Mary Beth Doney, Christine Gehring Row 2: Karla Chandler. I oreena Weeks, Terri Richards, lx� ri Barnes. Christine Tucker. Row 3: Ms. Agnew. Robert Scott, Bonnie Bergman. Ran- dy McClain. Patrick Hughes. Daniel Young. Row 4: James Mott, Allyn Filmer. Theresa Honors, Caralynn Martin, Thomas Ralston. Row I: Uurie Terrance. Carolyn Coon. Brenda Cooper. Scott Barrett. Bob Baker. Chris Deaver. Brian Glazier. Dave Graff. Mike Ryan. Ed Shaffer. George Lillie. Doug Uozniak. Row 2: Randy Jackson. Bob Barber. Tina Taubman. Joan Relyea. Sharon Fehrman, Dave Faircloth, Jim Beley, Jim Barlow. 66 Row I: Nathan Gaffney. Row 2: Sandra Boltin . Bridget O’Toole, Karen Peissinger. Chris Switter Row 3: Tracy Talbot. Ed Northrup, Dan McCann, Heidi Fergeson, April Burlington. Row 4: John Pickett, Den a Defrees, Christine Alms. Rhonda Youmans, Darcy Whiteman, Deanna Costanso. Row 5: Paul Nash, Jim Maylo, Greg Francis, Fred KinM'henheiter. Andy Hildreth, Dan Skidmore, Gary Vittorio, Gary Vivelo. Row 6: Ken Varney, Hope Galuska, Karen Kincaid, Valerie Nutting, Pam Austin. Row I: Deborah Gratien, Deborah Mudge. Kim Schad, Elisia Kite, Lise Holt, Terry Harng. Row 2: Daryl Miller, Hol- ly Wood, Amy Crouch. Carla Towndrow, Karen Ungenmayr, Janice Nagy, Toni Lahart, Dorothy Fayette. Row 3: Russell Corp. Gregory Burghardt. Joseph Starkey, Eric Chandler. Bradley Brown. Mike Suchewski, Brian Holer. Row 4: Jim Oot. Ted Neveldine, Kris Biaszo. Tim Palmeter, Scott Wooldridge, Joe Gallagher. 67 FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1: Tracey Chilton. Lisa Halsey. Rot Madrid, Tina l emieu� . Debbie Nicholas. Row 2: Ron Ran- dall. George Towndrow. Dave Smith. Jerry Fayette. Jeff Delahunt. Row 3: Wayne Carr, Mr . Ibert. Steve Lyman. Tom Brayton, Cory Hamiton, Scott Allen. I arry Schermarhorn. Alvin Peter� . Row 1: Brenda Bart. Sue Jerome. Cindy McCann, Vicki Devendorf. Lori Beach. Row 2: Sue Gorton. Kate Messinger. Leeann Webster. Tim Mealy, Linda Venzel, Jackie Coller, Mary Beth Navin. Row 3: Brian Ewert. Mike Lawyea. Jim Grimm, Rick Master. Reenie McPhilmy, Kim Craw, Therese Garafoio. Marie Rodriguez. Karen Costa. Row 4: Paul Niederhoff, Tim Gallagher, Shannon Zachow, Mike Adams, Theresa Barlow. Mike Schmidt, Joy Jackson. Suzette Oswald. Mary Beth Button. 68 Row I: Jeff Dillabough. Merry Marehall. Chria Koenig, Kathy Scholl, Tari Button, Tonya Clavi jo, Ron Bruno. Rob Gifford, Tim Barrett Row 2: Keith Hyde, Jody Scott, Dana Devendorf. Debbie Goodhine . Audrey Wilaey, Staci Bellinger. JoAnn Ellin. Bren- da Burman. Row 3: Judy Carr, Holly Peten , Patty Prawl, Jim Hoyt. Matt Beal . Brian McGinley. Dave McChain, Brian Under- wood, Debbie Eckmair. Row I: Stephanie Elmer. Norbert Carter, Tracy Colclough. Joe Roach. Shaun Fontana, Rich Kelner. Row 2: Janet Hildebrand. Steve Drake, Carole Wright, Laurie Well� , Steve Crawford. Ed Proper Row 3: Chria Troaat, Dem e Cromp. Liaa Northrup. Kathy Pump, Nina Stackpoole. Tammi Button. Doug Rounellr, Joe Gallagher. Row 4: Kathy Raineri. Jean Beley, Steve Freunncht, Trevor Grave� , Cyndi Secord, Sally Barnes, Pam Payne. 69 Row 1: Lisa Smith, April Holmes, Becky Buckley, Pam Kirschenheiter, Laurie Re , (Colleen Boston, Scott Todd, Bill Lampman, Jon Haarman, Yvonne Mantor. Row 2: Johanna Flachenaecker, Linda Weeae, Michele Staffiero, Terri German, Laurie Roehm, Donna Goff, Dale Johnson. Bob Swauki Row 3: Andrea Flaum, Steve Hopp, Jeff Phelps, Chria Chandler, Darin Crouch, Chri. Murray, Kevin Makowski, Richard Harrig, Howard Bolting. Row 1: Steve Becker, Jeff Collins, Dave Sellers, Maria Biondolillo, Lisa Dines, Lisa Dumont, Alisa Livensperger, Jennifer Carr, Alan Livensperger. Row 2: Tom Amerman, D. J. LaPlante, Bill Havener, Ron Hoffman, Becky Ryder, Lori Melton, Sean Woolridge, Laurie Merritt, Dave linn. Row 3: Wayne Roach, Scott Miller, Laura Lang, Gary Pugh, York Bush, Doug Havens, Jason Johnson, Daren Wagner, Steve Austin. Row I: Mabel Whitmore, Bob Schlie, Rick Sabine, Ed Fries, John Abbott. Row 2: Nick Torre� , Tammy Snyder. Alison Whipple, Tammy Co , Henry Eilers. Row 3: Ted Joyal, Stan Boron- syck, Dale Jerreld, Jeff Holliday, Gary Haynes, Brian Glaiier. Chris Eisinger. Barb Nelepoviu, Elizabeth Rolfe, Jennifer Getman, Marie Zappala. Row 2: Bob Drevier, Dan McDonald, Steve Taylor, Eric Spaulding. Kevin Murray, Darlene Brayen. Row 3: Allison Graham, Brian Mikulka. John Swieton, Terry Hef- fron, Scott Bellinger, Wade Midlar. Jeff Emmons, Mrs. Ibert. Row 1: Brett Weeks. Brian Wozniak, Neil Bressett, Nancy Groff. Sandy Myers, Tracey Field, Gerry Lawson. Row 2: Lloyd Walton, Kevin Lan- phear. Dennis Hubbs, Gerry Race. Robert Clakeley. Kathy McGee, Tina Long, Darcy Sinnett, Helen Crabtree, David Oot, Melinda Meredith. Row 3: Ken Janson. Tom Mills. Bill Blanding, Tony Raineri, Rochelle Gratien, Bill Brisbin, Michelle Wimmer, Debbie Fuller, Wendy Keach, Mike Jones. Jack Jones, Kim Wilson. 71 8th GRADE CLASS Ro I: Polle l.aneux ille. Chri Kimberly, Henry Filer . Martin Trapp. Row 2: Patti Stunzi. Brenda Bradi h. Carol Taek, Doug Thoma, Nick Torre . Row 3: Dave Clark, Steve Cox, Jeff Cole. Row 1: Kathy Brownell, Connie Carter, Mary Quirk, John Cooper, Vicki German. Bill Stoecker. Row 2: Mike McMorrih, Jacquie McAvan, Kim Bucklin, Chiene Flander . Bob Grotwman. Heidi John. Bill Robert . Mike Anthony. John Com polo. Row 3: Troy Boyer, Terry Steven , Ken Wick . Sue Moffat. Stacey Duguid. Darlene Tedford, Chri Burghardt. Peter Colella. Bob Bri hin. 72 Row I: Karen (jukim, Bev Rarru� , Allison Niu lr, Jay Kirnch, Brenda Stowell, Rob Tedd. Dan Dwyer. Row 2: Sue Meyer , Chri Diringer. C'hriw Koenig, Stacey Smithler, Dave Myer� , Sue Mitchell, Ken Coe, Colin timer, Doug Compoli. Row 3: Jud Mann, Dawn Brown, Tammy Haley, Ron Centner, Mike Healey, Jay Procila, Dan Cottet, Gerry Bazdaric. Row 1: Steve Barne , Cheryl Baum. Ale� McCombie. Jennifer Chandler, Eddie Koegel. Laura Tucciarone. Traci Jerome. Row 2: Gary Sampo. Tim Coagrave, Scott Waaael, Gene Waggoner, Jon RaLton. Steve Britton, Brian Bicknell. Row 3: Tom Strodel. Michelle JakubowHki, Karen Miller, Sherry Perk , Mary Sa� ano, Sue Zee her, Joann Rich, Cheryl Dapolito, Therena Mroz. 73 Row 1: Sharon Snyder, Heather Peteraon, Andy Traub, Pat Marshall, Jack Coller, Richard Bennett, Tim Vittorio, Richard O’Brien, Dan Mcasinger. Row 2: Patty Turner, Lori Messinger, Cindy Youmans, Kim Jasmin, Karin Norlander, Wendy Richards, Eileen Little. Row 3: Scott Minor, Gary Skinner, Charlie Smith, Jon Mataell, Amy Dreecher, Scott Lade, Tim VanWie, Kelly Bruno, Chris McCarthy. 74 Todd Pittman, Randy Bertrand, Eric Diets, Jay Lipoff, Andy Zinger, Melissa Mugglin, Deann Cummings, Maria Demong. Row 2: Joe Healy, Sara Bienkowski, Brenda Brown, Dawn Borland, Beth Gauthier, Lee Ehmke, Debbie Suhey, Cathy Wasielewski. Row 3: Kevin Hamilton, Sue Pindle, Michelle Panebianco, Denise LaDuke, Jennifer Kerr, Marva Smith, Eric Sattler, Michelle Grimm, Davin Galusika. Row 1: Mabel Whitmore. Kob Sohlie. Rick Sabine, td Friers. John Abbott. Row 2: Nick Torres, Tammy Snyder, Alison Whipple, Tammy Co , Henry Filers. Row 3: Ted Joyal, Stan Boronc- zyk, Dale Jerreld. Jeff Holliday, Gary Hay nes. Brian Glazier. Row 1: Darlene North. Tammv Burdo. Dennis Fckerlin. David Roberts. David Gero. ken Adams. Row 2: Ricky Jackson. Tammy McLeod, Jeffrey Jones. Todd W I'htman. Kevin S roi, Gary Everspau h. Jerry Fayette Row 3: Chris W alters. Debbie Reynolds. Terry Adrian. Karen Moynihan. Tim Flynn, Stephen Leonard. Bert Johnson. 75 Row 1: Judy Trumble, l orne Ryder, Bruce Kackiaon, Chuck Nicholas. Row 2: Pearl Wunder, Michelle Burdick, Jim Guiitina, Ang elo Raymond, Mark Thelen. Row 3: Dawn Streeter, Rohbin Mallette, I arry Heffron, Pat Cowen, John Swieton. Row 1: Charles Ingerson, Jerry Reume, Tammy Cooper, Kelley McCarthy, Ruth Wagner, Suzanne Montrom. Row 2: Mike Clark, George Veitch, Dave Richmond, Sherry Casler, Kim Bicknell, Jerry Race, Mrs. Ibert. Row 3: Traci Button, Lisa Button, Frank Curinga, Jerry Oakley, Mark Randall, Carl Sternberg, Robin French, Karen Sgroi, Deann Randall. 76 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pat McCarthy, Dave Peteraon, Michelle Cronh, Mark Costello, Michelle Button. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Eckerlin, Peter Suchewaki, Chria McCarthy, L e Ehmke, Mr. Conklin, Sue Mitchell. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Suchewaki. Gre Francia, Steve Gor- don, McCarthy. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Elena Dreacher. Brenda Bart, Deb- bie Eckmair, Dana Devendorf, Reenie McPhilmy. 77 Catch the Wind Slowly Catch the w ind slowly; Let it carry you far. Fly high and fly gracefully; Fly to reach a new star. Catch the wind slowly; Follow your heart's pull. Go where it leads you Until you are full. Catch the wind slowly; Let it billow your sail. If you follow your heart. You never shall fail. Catch the wind slowly. Sail high and be free. Catch the wind slowly. Then come back to me. Mary Stevens 1980 78 a. Those eighth graders are getting smaller every year. b. The Campbell Soup kids. c. I wish they'd kill it before they aerve it. d. “Yep, there'� dandruff in there all right!” e. We know Guy'� funny, but not that funny. f. Cheryl Lander doing honorable deeds. g. My profile is my best side. h. A good murk has sticky thoughts. i. Inflatable babies. 79 Thai cafeteria food will do it to you every time! 80 ENGLISH )2 Mrs. Pinegar Mrs. Pasto 85 88 Mr. Kinsella Business Mr. Roach Mrs. Hirt Library Mrs. Burke Mrs. Benedict Mrs. Waite Health Mr. Dymond Reading and Resource Room Mrs. McSwain Mrs. Kramer HOME EC. ART Mrs. Ivers Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Moffsinger Miss Catalano Mr. Chandler Mr. Getchonis Mr. Zecher Mr. Young Industrial Arts Mrs. Moth The Day of the Glasses Darn these compari cara. Eventually there will be Kenmar locations all over the world. Let me help you, my dear. The news always looks better upside dot Yes, that's one million bear buttons for Bubble you son of a gun . . . bubble! George Steinbrenner wants to talk to me?!! My wife picks out my ties. 100 That's right. Officer. Someone tapped on my aquarium. These glasses make the “good parts stand out. BASEBALL a. BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: Charlie Dewitt. Walt Jenning . John Mur- ray, Joe O'Brien, Pete Harvey, Dick Boeding. John Cole. Coach Di. Row 2: Rob Snyder, Mike Di, Juice Barr. Bill Cordell, Tim JaKmin, Tim Moon. Todd Thayer, Frank Amton Manager. 102 b. John Murray, Mike Di, Mark Ford, Juice Barr TRACK a. BOVS’ VARSITY TRACK: Ron I: Tim Wooldridge. Row 2: Mark CoMello. Mark Ellin, Malt (Camp- bell, trie Hamilton. Row 3: Howard Beach, Paul Schwarz. Norm lender , Lander . Pat Mc- Carthy, Kevin Danehy, Joan McMorrin, l ewi Real . 103 GOLF c. Greg Franci� 104 SOFTBALL a. GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL: Row I: Kathy Yale , Dawn Austin, Moom Wallace. (ioirh Jonn, Gretchen Lowe, Bernie Johnson. Row 2: Paul Graham. Sue Linger. Kim Overton. Becki Kohanski. Lina ObriM. Renee Olmstead. TRACK b. b. GIRLS' TRACK: Row 1: Brenda Cordell. Tracy Field, I-aurie Meyers. Pam Vittorio. Anna laconic Lisa Makowski, Karen Yates, Patty Wall, Chris Pump. Stacy Dymond. Row 2: Jennifer Coon, Carla Chandler, Michelle Beeman, Janet Gillette. Kim Pelot, Kathy Saltier, Arlene Francis, Lisa Northrup. Uurie Pump, Sherry Traub. Row 3: Bonnie Delahunt. Carrie Curing. Pam Troup, Alison W hippie. Holly Peters, Sue Greene. |05 Sharon Northrup. Joanne Sweetapple, Jean Bennett, Monica Kelsey. SOCCER a. BOYS' VARSITY SOCCER: Row 1: Mark Ford, Jeff Per- ron� , Dale kupfer, Marty Clakely, Todd Rurehell, Alee Mangle. Dave Martin, Dan McGee, Mike Busa. Joe Perry. Row 2: Coach Daviau, Dave Verne, Steve Tarbay. Dave Peterson, Jeff Johnson, Roger Shepard, Guy Taylor, Mike DcStasio, Dave West, Rob Snyder, Greg Saltier. 106 a BOYS' J.V. SOCCER: Row 1: Dan McCann, Gary Vittorio. John Pickett. Dan Skidmore, Kris Biazro. Curt Tobin, Jeff Sorci, Greg Perry, Rich Robinson, Alan Kingsley, Chris Perry, Jamie Lindsay. Jeff Pickett Manager. Row 2: Coach Couae. Mark Brownell. Brad Brown. Nathan Gaffaney. John McMorria, Kerry Kennedy. Rick Ketcham. Ken Varney. Carl Baker. Eric Chandler, Gref Francis, Ed Northrup. Bill Pauli, Jim Mott, Dewayne Cronk. b BOYS' FROSH SOCCER: Row 1: Scott Minor. Eric Solberg. Frank Curinga. Norbert Carter. Joe Healy, Bob Brisbin. Jeff Collins. Jay Kirsch. Row 2: Kevin Hamilton. Dennis Eckerlin, Steve Barnes. Jason U hippie. Dave Cottet, Keith Hyde. Don Cottet. Mike Law yea, Tim Healy. Row 3: Coach Uaite, Gene U agfoner. Jay Lipoff. Rick Oaster, Todd Pittman. Joe Roach. Kevin Makowski. Bob Clakely. Jim Grimm, Pete Collela. Dave McChain. 107 FOOTBALL a. BOYS’ VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: Mark Ellis, Gref Prawl, Howard Beach, Scott Ung, Duane Baxter, Paul Oot, Joe Tucciarone, Norm Landers, Art Maslak. Row 2: Kevin Danehy, Dave Koegal, Bill Barnes, Pat McCarthy, Mark Costello, Pete Femtler, Fred Kirachenheiter, Matt McGowan. Row 3: Coach McCann, Dan Young, Glen Roehm, Jamie Wright, Tim Jasmin, Scott Wilson, Mike McCarthy. Walt Jennings, Coach Kinsella, Coach Webber. Row 4: Coach Moore, Brian Grantson. Lewis Reals, Dave Harvey, Joe DiChristina, Mike Suchewski, Andy Hildreth. James Russell, Mike O'Brien, Coach Leahey. b. BOYS’ FROSH FOOTBALL: Row 1: Doug Havens, Steve Lyman. David Myers, Andy Traub, Tim Vittorio, Jerry Race, R. Gifford, Brian Ewert, Sean Wooldridge, R. Collins, Dennis Hubbs. Row 2: Jerry Oakley, John Compoli, Scott Bellinger, Dan Crouch, Tom Mills, Charley Smith, Jeff Holliday, Tim Flynn, Mike Schmidt, Steve Austin, Jeff Delahunt. Row 3: Bill Lampman, Brian Stunzi, Steve Cox, Brian Bicknell, Davin CaluMzka, Tim VanWie, David Resume, Ken Wicks. Row 4: Coach Diefendorf, Chris McCarthy, Ron Centner, Mike Healy, Bill Brisbin, Eric Spaulding, York Bush, Bob Grossman. Bob Drivier, Scott Lade, Mike Jones, David Vigliotti, Steve Havener. Cross Country . BOYS' VARSITY CROSS COIN- TRY: Paul Schwars. Eric Hamilton, Bird Stowed, Rick Anklin, Pete Curinga. Jeff Phelps, Victor Basile, Dave Ungden. b. BOYS' FROSH CROSS COUNTRY: Steve Dutcher. Chris Waller , David Basile. David Riohman. Chris Chandler. Angelo Raymond. Troy Boyer, Mike Leet. 109 b. SOCCER GIRLS' VARSITY SOCCER: Row I: Heidi Ferguson, Laurie Mryrw, Renee Olmstead. Liu Obrist. Row 2: Caralynn Martin, Dawn Corso, Heidi Doss, Sharon Oakley, Monica Weeks. Caryn Sellers. Row 3: Jackie Havener, Shelly 1 esczynski, Char I-arkin, Lori Evans, Coach Gaske. Dena Defrees, Bernie Johnson, Jennifer Coon, Debbie Belair, Karen Peissinger. GIRLS J.V. SOCCER: Row I: Inurit- Mer- ritt, Vicki Devendorf, Sue Becotte, Pam Kirschenheiter, Kara Danehy, Barb Grossman, Diane Eekmair. Row 2: Katie Messinger, Dawn Duguid. Patty Prawl. Val Nutting. I-aura Lang, Elena Drescher, Sandi Bolting. Row 3: Cindy Mc(Umn. Bridget O'Toole. Darci Wightman, Pam Austin. Row 4: Coach Stevens, Maureen McPhilmy, Denise (.romp, Debbie Eekmair, Chris Troat. GIRLS' FROSH SOCCER: Row 1: Sue Mitchell. Amy Drescher, Kim Bicknell, Brenda Brown, Dawn Bordell. Michele Panebianco. Row 2: Karen ('.askin , Stacy Smithler, Cindy Youmans, Maria Demong. Heidi John, Karen Okun, Sue Pindle. Traci Jerome. Row 3: Lori Messinger, Sara Bienkowski. Jennifer Kerr, Beth Gauthier, Lee Ehmke. Heather Peterson. Donna Goodhines, Sue Chavoustie, Coach Chandler. c. TENNIS a. GIRLS TENNIS: Row 1 : Brenda Pomeroy, Sue Jerome. Monica Kelsey, Becki Kohanski. Row 2: Arlene Francis, Kathy Volk. Janet Gillette. Marsha Deforest, Lori Fer- rance, Lorena V erki, Julie Montgomery. CROSS COUNTRY b. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: Cheryl lenders. Sherry Traub. Row 2: Alison Whipple. Joanne Sweetapple. Joy Jackson. Row 3: Debbie Boeding. Carla Chandler. 1 1 I BASKETBALL BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Jot DiChristina. David Martin. Row 2: Mark Brownell, Ste e Gordon. Da e Verne. Bill Barnes. Row 3: Frank Anson. Greg Saltier, Dave Peter- son. Paul Mash, U alt Jen- nings. Tim Jasmin, Coach Gordon. BOYS'J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1: Dale Kupfer, Pete Ferstler. Row 2: Dewayne ('.ronk. James Russell. Tom Ralston. Brian I nderwood. Pat Me Garthy. Row 3: Frank Anson. Daryl Busch, Brian MrGinley, Brad Brown. Eric Chandler. 112 a BOYS' FROSH BASKETBALL: Row I: Bob Swataki, Jim Grimm. Rick Outer. Marly Clakely, Skip Towndrow, Rob Gifford. Row 2: Bill Briabin. Mike Schmidt, Dave McGhain, Tim Mealy. York Buah. Doug Havens. Row 3: Joel Bunch. Paul Niederhoff, Dick Kelner, Rich Har- rig, Chria Murray, Chria Chandler, Coach Smith. b. BOYS' EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Row 1: Gref Collina, Eric Saltier, Jon Matzell, David Meyera, Ron Centner. Row 2: Den- nia Eckerlin. Chria McCarthy. Brian Bicknell, Tim Vittorio, Joe Healy, Andy Traub. Tim VanWie. Row 3: Bob Groaaman, David Reaume. Mike Healy, Scott Waaael, Jay Procita, Randy Bertrand, Coach McCann. 113 WRESTLING VARSITY RESTLERS: Ron I: Gary Vit- torio, Dave Lonpden, Dan McGee, Alan kinfcslcv Row 2: Dave Harvey, Dave Button, Gary lleffron. Bob Stowcll, Ed Wall. Row 3: Coach Powelson, Dave Went. Mike O'Brien. Jim Hoffman, Mike Suchcwtki, Joe Perugia. J N W RESTLERS: Row I Mark Costello. Rick Peters, Tim Palmeter. Jeff Holliday. Row 2: Dave Kaircloth. Ed Northrup. John Swieton, Rick Haarman, Andy Mroz. Brett Talbot Manager. Row 3: Coach Sweene), Ron Randall. Paul Smith. Dave Arno. Ed DeForeat, manager Rick L'Huillier. Ill FROSH WRESTLERS: Row 1: Chuck Ingerson, Jerry Race, Ken Fink. Colin Elmer. Row 2: Scott Minor, Mark Randall, Jeff Jones, Steve Havener, Scott Lade, Chuck Nicholas. Row 3: Dave Vigliotti. Brian Stunzi. Ken Wicks, Carl Sternberg. John Compoli. 115 b. Bob Stowell and Ed Wall INDOOR TRACK • BOYS' VARSITY BOWLING: Ro 1 : Mark Ellis. Row 2: Kevin Murray, Joe Berry. Joe Starkey, Ken Collin . Pete Curinga. Bob Skinner. Row 3: Mike Marshall, Bill l,ong. Jim Demario. b BOYS' J.V. BOWLING: Row I: Doug Tedford. Rick llayduke. Jeff Gillette. Row 2: Curt Tobin. Jeff Phelps, Ted Neveldine. Row 3: Carl Baker, c. BOYS' INDOOR TRACK: Row 1: Mike Destasio. Steve Dutrher. Dave Koegel. Bruce Beeman. Row 2: Matt Campbell, Eric Hamilton. Tim Wooldridge. John McMorria. Row 3: Kevin Danehy. Fred Kirachenheiter. Chris Russell, Paul Schwarz, Angelo Raymond. Row 4: Jamie Wright, Andy Ber- trand. Andy Hildreth, Rick Anklin. 116 BASKETBALL a. a GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I: (ihcryl Ijindfru, Lori Evan� , Bernie Johnaon, Recnic Olm� t ad. Monica Row 2: Brenda Groaaman. Stacy Dymond. Shelly L« m-z nski. Ikb Belair. b GIRLS J V. BASKETBALL: How 1: Debbie Eckmair. Laura Lang. Row 2: Marvbelh Na in, Elena Drencher. C.hri � Troaat. Kathy McGee. Joy Jack on. Row 3: Sue Jerome, L� ri Beach. Vicki Drvendorf, Kara Danrhy. alcric Nutting. Nancy Groff. 117 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row I: Caralynn Martin, Joanne Sweetapple, Lisa Obrist. Reenie Olmstead. Monica eeks. Row 2: I)eb Belair, Brenda Grossman. Stacy Dvmond. Lori Evans. Charlene Larkin b. GIRLS’ J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Kathy Volk. I aurie Terrance, Nancy Groff. Elena Drescher. Marybeth Navin, Kath McGee. Row 2: Joy Jackson. Lori Beach, Diane Eckmair, Kara Danehy, Laura Lang. Patt Prawl, Coach Stevens. Row 3: Kathy Pump, Chris Troast, Vicki Devendorf, Sue Jerome. c. GIRLS’ EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL: Row I: Sue Mitchell, Sue Chavoustie, Karen Okun, Sue Montross, Denise I,aDukc. Nancy Buciek. Row 2: Stacey Smithler, Sue Pindle, Brenda Brown, Donna Goodhines. Kim Bicknell. Row 3: Maria Demong. Lori Messinger. Cindy Youmans. Traci Jerome. 118 INDOOR TRACK a. GIRINS VARSITY BOWLING: Row I: Wendy Reach, Brenda Torre� , Janelle Rite. Row 2: Amy Gifford, Cindy Austin. Row 3: Lori Howard, Andrea Flaum. Lin- da Leo, Jackie Havener. Row 4: Becki Rohan� ki. Alice Eastwood. b. GIRLS J.V. BOW LING: Row 1: Linda Parkis. Sue Greene, Roxanne Moore, Debbie Fuller. Row 2: Joy Brownell. Elisha Rite, Lori Melton. c. GIRLS INDOOR TRACR: Row 1: Tam- my Hally, Vicki German, Rim Jasmin, Laura Tucciarone. Row 2: Bonnie Delahunt, Sara Beinkowski. Beth Gauthier, Laurie Merritt. Pearl Wunder. Row 3: Janet Gillette. Arlene Francis. Sherry Traub. 119 CHEERLEADING A R S I T Y HEERLEADERS: -� ow 1: Karen Me- 'hain, Julie Ferstler, iue Saltier, Karen Yate , Carrie Cur inga, Tammy Carter. Row 2: Jill Taylor, Bon nie Delahunt, Mary Stevena, An- nalisa laconis, Linda Brzuskiewicz. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Row I: Lana Bloaer, Kathy Yate . Row 2: Laurie Meyer� , Sharon Phelpa, Tracy Talbot. Row 3: Chri Pump, Nancy Weber, Lisa Makowski. Amy McPhilmy, Shari Cromp, Chris Aim. F R 0 S H CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Denise Cromp, Pam Kirschenheiter, Colleen Boston. Row 2: Debbie Goodhine , Sandi Myers. Row 3: Katie Mesainger, Dena Devendorf. Barb Pauli. Reenie McPhilmy, Reenie Deyo. 120 Coach Jonr and Vanity Volleyball tram Lina Obrist The victorious Vanity Soccer mjuiH Sue and Tim mii Dave Verne TV 3 CHALLENGE BOWLING TEAM: Becki Koharoki, David Martin, Bill Long, Pete Curinga, Mike Manhall, Alice Eastwood. Da e Harvey and Dalr Kupfer Chittenango Stadium: home of the Bear 124 The Agon of Dr-FEET. Greg Saltier: “Hi. MOM! Chrin and Lina: skiing in their fthortK. Holy cow!! Another home run by Greg Saltier! THE PALL4DIUM STAFF a. ADVISOR: Mis.- Jennings EDITOR: Danirl Vt m. Goux b. BOVS SPORTS EDITOR: Bob Vivelo I NDERCLASS EDITOR: Sue Murray Ml SIC EDITOR: Pam Vittorio FACULTY EDITOR: Joan Meyers a. STAFF MEMBERS: Row I: kelle) Denney. K ll Talbot. MaryBeth Button. Drni� c (’romp. Vicki Devendorf. Wend) Zachow. Reenie McPhilmy, Jackie Havener, Beck) kohan ki. Row 2: Dena Defreea. Sue Murra). Pam Vittorio, Shannon Zachow, Mike Adam . Row 3: Joan Meyer� , Stacy I))m� nd. Martin Vreeland, Nathan Gaffane), Daniel Gaffane). April Burlington. Jerry Schad. Bob Vivelo. (Connie Berman. Dan Goux. b. EDITOR OF SENIORS: Daniel Gaffane) ART EDITOR: W endy L. Zachow Good luck to Shannon Zachow, the new Editor for the 1982 Palladium. DC. 127 HONOR SOCIETY a. SENIOR MEMBERS: Row 1: Pam Vit- torio, Joe Perry, Sue Saltier, Steve Tar- bay, Rob Snyder, Dave West. Row 2: Bonnie Buckley, Vicki Antzak, Connie Bee man, Joan Meyer� , Cheryl Lander� , Char l arkin. Sue Murray, Dan Goux, Sue Carr, Bob Vivelo, Sherry Traub, Tim Schwab, Dan Gaffaney, Wendy Zachow, Alice Eastwood. b JUNIOR MEMBERS: Row 1: Liaa Makowski, Chris Perry, Kim Overton, Rayma Gifford, Sandy Turner, Stacy Dymond, Heather Ehmke, Kevin Danehy, Mary Steven� , Julie Gauthier, Michelle Button, Anna laconis, Jill Taylor, Trice Matina, Joe DiChristina, Dave Peterson, Mandy Benz, John McMorria, Linda Brzuakiewicz, Alec Naugle, Laura Delahunt. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1 : Kevin Makowski. Mike I awyea, Kate Messinger, Sue Becotte, Laurie Meyer� , Debbie Gratien, Jackie Coder, Brenda Bari. Marybeth Navin, Debbie Goodhines, Nancy Groff, Kim Craw. Marie Rodriguez. Mrs. Ibert. Row 2: Sue Gorton, Wendy Keach. Rick Oaster, Jim Vivelo, Gary Vittorio, Jim Grimm, Tim Healy, Hope Galuska, Bridget O'Toole, Kara Danehy, Sandy Bolting, Val Nutting, Pam Austin, Therese Garafolo, Kathy Volk. Row 3: Paul Niederhoff, Marty Vreeland, John Pickett, Dan McCann, Karen Peissinger, Dan Skidmore, Ed Northrup, Greg Francis, I eanne Webster, Lori Beach, Karen Co«ta, Elena Drencher. Row 4: Ken Varney, Curt Tobin, Russ Arnold, April Burrington, Paul Nash, Reenie McPhilmy, Dena Defrees, Jim Maylo, Amy McPhilmy. Rhonda Youmans, Barb Pauli, Terri German, Joy Jackson, Nathan Gaffaney, Shannon Zachow. DRAMA CLUB a. Row 1: Scott Rohlin, Heather Ehmke. Row 2: April Burrington, Lynne Mar- shall, Mike Adams, Tami Schwab, Jim Vivelo, Bob Vivelo. Row 3: Pam Vittorio, Karen McChain, Laurie Drescher, Stacy Dymond. Row 4: Karen Ralston, Marty Vreeland, Kelly Talbot. MUCKATEERS d. 129 b. Stacy Dymond, Brenda Pomeroy, Joan Meyers, Lady Frogeth of Hodel, Bob Vivelo, Tim Schwab, Julie Gauthier, Baron Conklin. c. Lady Frogeth's friends d. Lady Frogeth and Lady Little Legs of Pinegar BEAR FACTS STAFF A.V. CLUB a. Row 1: Lori Jo lin. Tamrm Hoyt. Roxanne Moore, Sylvia Peter . Row 2: Erika Palmer. Luann DeForeat, Sue Carr. Ruv. Arnold. Art Burjjhardt. Pete Jakubow ki. Row 3: Bob V i v e I o, Tim Schwab. Joan Meyer , Beeki kohan� ki, Mr. McSwain. b. Dick Bennett. John Ro ko. Alan Zecher. Jon Haarman. I)an Turk. 130 Li 11 Ir Bo Peep “No, we're nol twins— He'a at leaat 3 inchea taller than I am. Joe DiChriatina. aecond (trade. I Km-tor Janmin and Vitagliano Mi� Catalano, are you sure thU i� ho you make brownie � ? “Drat! Detention again.' 1° Ve van! you to join our Communist party, or else! Mand) in her jammie � . Gentle Touch and the Touchette 132 Mr. Conklin's back room Dr. Marvin Drugrr — P.A. Biology Prof«u or “AII thi� Roughriding is giving me saddle sore.’' Shannon and Wendy Zachow “I've got the look! Macho, macho man! “It � a difficult job. but someone ha� to hold up the wall� . 134 STAGE BAND Row 1: Jim Moll, Dawn Borland. Dan Goux, Sue Jerome, Sue Murray, Andy Hildreth. Patrice Matina. Row 2: Shannon Zachow. Alan Filmer, Gary Dibble. Lloyd Walton. Pat Hughe . Mandy Benz, Marie Rodrieguez. Row 3: Mike McMorria, Dan Gaffaney. Barry McClean. JENTONESAND JENTR YS Row 1: Tracey Talbot. Katie Mctonger. Deanna Coatanao. Laurie Rex. Karen Ratoon. Kelly Talbot. Cheryl Caae. Monica Kelsey. Row 2: Annalisa laconis. Patrice Matina. Mandy Benz. Sue Jerome. Karen McChain. Pam Vittorio, leaurie Drencher. There Murray. Garyn Seller . Julie Gauthier. Row 3: Carla Towndrow, Melinda Matzell, Brenda Pomeroy, Stephanie Elmer, Scott Rohlin, Tom Ralston. Jolene Grimmer. Rhonda Youman . Elena Drencher, Sherri Traub, Arlene Franci . Row 4: Stacy Dymond. Mike O'Brien. Jeff Perrone. Heather Ehmke. Joe O'Brien, Andy Hildreth. Jerry Schad. Sue Carr. Boh Vivelo, Kevin Kennedy. Gary Dibble. 136 CONCERT BAND Row 1: Connie Beeman, Katie Messinger, Marie Rodriguez, Tiffany Stoddard, Lana Blosser, Heidi Dow . Row 2: Sue Murray, Monica Kelsey, Stacy Dymond, Heidi Ferguson, Theresa Honor� , Tammy S hwab, Cheryl lendem, Suzette Oswald. Kara Danehy, Terri Button, Dana Devendorf, Reenie McPhilmy. Row 3: Paul Neiderhoff. Theresa Barlow. Janet Hildebrand, l ori Barnes, Joe Roach. Steve F'reuncht, Trevor Graves, Gary Dibble, Alan Kilmer, Dan Gaffaney, Pat Hughes. Jim Maylo, Lloyd W alton. Laurie Roehms, I-aurie Merritt. Row 4: Janet Hildebrand, Linda Venczel, l ebbie Goodhines, Sandy Myers, Martin Vreeland, Dave McChain, Chris Chandler. Skip Towndrow. Dan Goux, Jackie Havener, Sue Jerome, Andy Hildreth, Lori Beach. Julie Raineri, Jim Mott, Kathy Volk, Shannon Zachow, Mike Adams. Row 5: Barry McClean, Lecan Webster, Mr. Smolnycki, Fred Kirschenheiter, Bob Stow'd!. ORCHESTRA Row I : Kim Vi ilxon. Mrlindu Meredith. Nina Stackpoole. Drann Randal. Cathy X asielewski. Yvonne Mantor. Row 2: Ricky Jackson. Dcann Cummings. (aria Towndrow. Darcy Sinned. Carla Chandler. Bert Johnson. Row 3: Mike Mr Morris. Sue Murray , l ina Hloser. Heidi Doss. Bob Clakely. Joe Gallagher. Mr. Bellosa. SENIOR HIGH CHOR US Row I: Brenda Pomeroy. Monica Kelsey. Dee Costanzo, Dawn Duguid. Karen Ralston. Lisa Holt, Heidi Ferguson, Cheryl Case. Carolynn Martin. Row 2: Heather Fhmke. Sharon Kerman. Lynne Marshall. Scott Rohlin. Tammy Schwab. Dawn Austin. Theresa Mur- ray, Nancy Weber. Mike Adams. Bob Vivelo. Row 3: Mandy Benz. Suzette Oswald. Ann McPhilmy, Tracey Talbot. Joe O'Brien, Jolene Grimmer. Lori Howard. Pam Austin, Julie Montgomery, Arlene Francis. Janet Gillette. Row I: Karen McChain. Barb Ostrander. Monica Weeks. Sue Carr. Jerry Schad. Alan Zecher. Kevin Dutcher, Sherry Traub. Shell) Lesczinski. Carla Towndrow, Klaine Spier. 138 EIGHTH GRADE BAND JR. HIGH CHORUS Row 1: Jeff Readme Meliaaa Mugglin, Mjh Smith, Nancy Buici Amy Dreacher, Cindy Youmanti. Row 2: Mary Quirk, Jacquie McAvan, Joann Rich, Sue Pindle, Jennifer Kerr, Sue Mon troaa, Sara Bienkowski. Donna Coodhinea, Stacey Smithler, Laura Tuc- ciaroni. Jay Kirach, Sue Mitchell, Kelly McCarty, Vicki German, Kim Jasmin, Steve Britton. Row 3: Karen Sgroi, Tammy Haley, Rich O'Brien, Pete Colella, Brenda Stowell, Ken Wicks, Gary Skinner, Joe Healy, Frank Curinga, Brian Bicknell, Bob Flan co. Row 4: Kim Bucklin, Karin Norlander, Jen- nifer Chandler, David Reaume, Jon Ralston, Terry Stevens, Andy Traub, George Vich, Cheryl DaPolito, Lieal Ehmke, Dawn Borland. Row 5: Mr. Smolnycki, Tim Vittorio, David Meyers, Steve Barnes, David Richmond, Tina Hoffman, Judi Mann, Heather Peterson, Mike McMorris. Row 1: Merry Marshall. Ruth Wagner, Beth Gauthier, Jody Scott, Kathy M'Gee, Nancy Groff, Brenda Bart, Yvonne Mantor. Row 2: Wen- dy Keach, Jennifer Getman, Deb Fuller, Joanna Flackenacker, Sue Gorton, Heidi John, Dawn Duguid, Vicki Devendorf, Sandy Myers. Row 3: Robin Mallette, Deb Suhey, Sally Barnes, Terri German, Michelle Staffiero, Cindi Secord, Pam Kirschenheiter, Cindy Mann. Row 4: Judy Carr, Holly Peters, Patty Prawl, Deann Cummings. Gerald Oakley, David Richmond, Elena Dreacher, Debbie Eckmair, Chris Troast. Karen Wagner. 139 FLUTE ENSEMBLE Marir Rodriguez. ('indy Youman� . Amy DrfM’hrr, Mr. Smolnycki. Lana BIomt, Mridi I)ov . Ro I : Tammy Schwab. Pam Vittorio. Dan Goux, Su« Murray. Lori Barnt � . Row 2: Mr. Smolnyrki. Marty Vrtndand, Shannon Zachow, Joe Roach. Lloyd Vlclton. Row 3: Barry MoCIran. Fred kir chenheiter. Mikr McMorri . DIXIELAND BAND uo WOODWIND ENSEMBLE a. Lana Blosser, Heidi Dow, Melissa Mugglin, Cheryl Landers. Joann Rich, Sue Murray CLARINET ENSEMBLE b. Stacy Dymond. Theresa Barlow, Cheryl Landers, Janet Hildebrand, Mr. Smolnycki, Tammy Schwab, Monica Kelsey, Sue Murray EIGHTH GRADE CLARINET ENSEMBLE c. Tammy Haley, Laura Tuc- ciarone. Mary Quirk, Karin Norlander. Kim Bucklin 141 c. Jolmc and l.aurir 144 145 146 Congratulations, Dan and the Class of ’81 from The Photography Center 127 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 687-7201 Portrait Studio Film Developing Printing Custom Framing Kodak Film Cameras — New, Used, Repaired Copy Work Restorations Color Lab Fast Service Congratulations, Physics Students and the Class of 1981 KENMAR ELECTRONICS Sales Service Zenith — RCA — Sylvania Bearcat — Pioneer — Sony Whirlpool — Gibson Chittenango, New York Phone — 687-6469 Congratulations, Compliments of Dave and Class of ’81 METCALF’S Dr. and Mrs. West Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 From the Compliments NORTH POLE of 620 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York WALDMAN’S DEPARTMENT Congratulations to the Class of 1981 STORE BURGHARD’S ESQUIRE SHOPPE 214 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 13037 149 “Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from your friends at the STATE BANK OF CHITTENANGO.” We are “locally owned and operated” by your friends and neighbors — in the business of serving your financial needs for banking services in the community. — Student Loans for College — Savings Accounts — Money Market Certificates — Personal Loans and Business Loans — Checking Accounts — Chittenango’s own “Rainbow Account” — Certificates of Deposit We are a member of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 150 Automotive Parts and Supplies Custom Mixed Paints Tyler-Traub Funeral UP ) Home Chittenango Auto Parts Peter Neveldine, VP 612 Genesee Street 687-9621 Chittenango, NY 13037 Best Wishes to Sherry and the Class of 1981 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 115 Genesee St. Chittenango, NY Donald Barrett Agency, Inc. 199 Genesee Street Best of Luck and Success to the Class of 1981 KEN CARMAN SALES CORP. Rte. 5 Chittenango, N.Y. “Clean Used Cars” Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From Bus. (315)687-3136 Guaranteed Home (315)687-6553 Used Cars THE HAIR AFFAIR Heffernan Jones, Inc. 601 Lakeport Road Chittenango, NY 13037 Insurance 308 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. 13037 Trudy, Maureen, and Ginny We CARE about your HAIR! Phone 687-7211 1S1 Congratulations and Good Luck to All the Members of the Class of ’81 From All of Us CHITTENANGO AUTO SALES, INC. 623 E. Genesee St. Chittenango, NY Phone 687-7258 Morris J. Bordell Joan M. Bordell Fred Dibble Ralph H. Bordell, Sr. See us for the best selection of the finest pre-owned cars, trucks, vans, and four wheel drives in the area. EDIE’S A DINER Best Wishes From Open 24 Hours a Day Century 21 Madison Properties Best Wishes to RAYMOND MANN Class of’81 Real Estate Broker Courtesy Don and Chop Perrone’s Drugs Best Wishes for Your Future Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO ROBERT THE CLASS OF 1981!!! BENSON William F. O’Brien, Best Wishes and Success to the III 1981 Graduating Class Neal P. Rose CHITTENANGO FARM SUPPLY, B. G. DiStefano INC. Dave and Connie Wilson 153 Congratulations to Our Son Paul and the Class of 1981 SEVENO’S DeVaul Rd. (off Fyler Rd.) Kirkville, New York 13082 Phone (315)687-9342 Travel Trailers Mini and Microminihomes Utility Trailers Truck Campers Fold-Down Tent Campers Caps CONGRATULATIONS TO KEN COLLINS AND HIS CLASSMATES CLASS OF ’81 FROM MOM AND DAD AT Collins Gulf Service 606 Genesee St. Chittenango, New York X-pert Car Service Phone 687-9096 Compliments of IACONIS IACONIS Attorneys At Law 257 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 13037 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Compliments of Bob’s Jewelry Store Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 CHITTENANGO CABLE T.V. SYSTEMS, INC. FURNITURE AND FLOORS, INC. 262 Genesee Street 1001 East Genesee Street Chittenango, NY 13037 Chittenango, New York Phone 687-3229 Good Luck From Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Alley’s Service Station Botting’s Hotel Route 31 — at the Light Route 31 Bridgeport, NY Bridgeport, New York 1SS Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Never rely on what you think you know. Remember the Lord in everything you do, and He will show you the right way. WESLEYAN CHURCH — King Soloman Compliments of L S Groceries Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Schwitter Electric Company, Inc. Route 31 Lakeport, New York Phone 633-8646 Congratulations From BLANDING HARDWARE Congratulations Jackie and the Class of 1981 Route 31 Bridgeport, New York Phone 633-5731 Radio Shack Chittenango Plaza 156 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR - SlTEWORK - DEMOLITION 315-687-7226 157 E. J. Button and Sons, Inc Button Chittenango Corporation P O BOX 128E Chittenango NY 1 3037 “THE ORIGINAL” HAM THAT AM HAM RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 Pat and Pete Stucker The Class of 1981 Best of Luck “Knowledge Is Power” SaltCiV Mlachineri Congratulations Class of 1981 From Compliments to the Class of 1981 Western Auto Associate Superior Coach Sales Service Store Bridgeport, New York Telephone (315)633-8631 Qray-Syracusc, Jhc. Chittenango, NY 13037 Phone (315)687-0014 m Member of Investment Casting Institute — A GOOD PLACE TO WORK — 159 CONGRATULATIONS FROM EARL B. DENNEY SON, INC. 601 Lakeport Road, Chittenango, New York 13037 “At the Five Corners” Residential — Commercial Tel. (315)687-6109 “INSULATION SPECIALISTS” Earl B. Denney Sr. Earl B. Denney Jr. 687-3628 (HOME) (HOME) 697-3787 DENNEY REAL ESTATE 601 Lakeport Road Chittenango, New York 13037 Tel. (315)687-6109 Marlene J. Denney — GRI Broker (HOME) 687-3628 realtor It's What You Warn The Varden Portrait is commemorative of your j Your Varden portrait w distinction. For over 30 y Varden has meant the ult portraiture. When you gr settle for less. Yarflon BOOSTERS Thank you for a great year, Chittenango Mark Ford Mr. and Mrs. Ellstrom and Jan Mr. Conklin Miss Jennings Mrs. Francis Ferguson Jake and Donna McPhilmy The FF, SH, and AH Card Club P.E.K., M.E.M., and A.C.M. Mr. and Mrs. Getch Piper Lally, Esq. Jack The Tree The Big Jargoon JFL — World’s Greatest Roomie Vicki Antzak Dawn Austin Rayma Gifford Lori Evans Peanutbutter Twist — 43 Mr. Smith wishes everyone good health, peace and happiness. To the future classes: The future is in your hands. Good luck. Kent Webster Mr. McCann: Oh, my, I’m alive! Good luck from Mr. and Mrs. Pinegar Jolene, did you ever find your buffalo? Koko Ooohh, those little hairs on my arm. I’m a ramblin’, I’m a ramblin’ man. Dr. Livingston I. Presume and Family Miss Collura The Renaissance of Y.A.C. David Earl West Mrs. J. T. Walker Hutko Family The Muckateers All for me — none for you. Congratulations to all the mucks. The Loyal Kokomonians Heather Ehmke “Duck Soup” “Got me by the knickers” Dan and Joan Kinsella “I have nothing to say.” — MJMC Stacy Dymond Mark Costello Master Murf II Tang — it’s not just for breakfast anymore “Get it while you can.” Nunquam fiducia quo unicus to amor — Canavan “Huggy Time!” “Peace and Bunnihood” Danny loves Wendy! Wendy loves Danny too! x=-b+ b2-4ac 2a from Mr. Erion “DISCIPLINE!” Pickles is a nice word. Bye-bye, Shannon Chemists have the solution. Pam Swank Karen and Dave Cheerleaders get more excited! Good luck to Ginny in the future Best wishes, Seniors — Mr. Wheeler The Langdons: Janice, John, and Lisa Renee The Talbot Family Mr. and Mrs. Bligh Mr. and Mrs. Waite John and Jeanne Kentch For a good time ... Try CAMPUS LIFE. DJAT, IWLTLY, Michelle Jill Taylor Good luck to the Graduating Class of '81 Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. Goux To Danny: I love you, and good luck. Congratulations, 1981 grads. I love Ricki Lipoff (Mark A. Dwyer) I love you too, Mark A. Dwyer (Ricki Lipoff) Hi, Mom, still love you! (Ricki) Paul — You’re “Still the One” — Love A. Ricki and Jay — I love you, Mom. We all love Jay Ski Mystic Mogul — New Woodstock A.V. The more men I know, the better I love my dog!! Hey Skip — I still care, Karen Doobie, Doon, Nippy, and Bubbles One down, two to go. Bernie and Herbie Dan DeFrees Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Coon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ibert Chris and Dan Ibert Tammy, may your future hold only beautiful memories of yesterdays. — DAN. Dan, you mean everything to me, yots and yots, babe — Love Tammy. ILYVMAHTWLF, LD Jacques — Yves Cousteau Bob “Bull” Watson 28 David Earl West for president, year 2000; Chuck Meyers for Vice president. Schwabbo, we are forever indebted to you for all the photos, especially the cover. You’ll get the typewriter back soon. Peckerwood of Woodpecker Ridge Shannon’s the new Yearbook EDITOR!!! D. and S.W.L.A. 162 Congratulations Class of ’81 From Bridgeport Crating Co., Inc. Route 31 Bridgeport, NY Good Luck Class of ’81 From Chuck and Linda Nojaim Smith’s Bait Tackle Rt. 31 (Between Bridgeport and Lakeport.) Mrs. Pinegar’s Homeroom Mrs. Murray’s Homeroom Good-Luck Wendy! 163 SENIOR LIKES AND DISLIKES Katrina Abel LIKES: warm aummer night� . iM-ran, I M. sunshine. rows. mom. Had. Ruth, Alison. DISLIKF S: people who think they arr better than «then , getting up. being alone. AMBITION: movr out of !SY. |trt loti of morn ) and hr happy. F'OND- KST MEMORY: Summer� of 79 and HO. NJ. 8 20 80. FI. Io l6 80. LIKE TO FORGET: 8th Grade. “Strangers in the ,ght FAVORITE SAYING: What'd you nay? Great idea! Sylvia Albert LIKES: Eric, panic� . BLT (rlf). JTB 1 Bugsy ). friends, EJH car. DIS- LIKES: School, getting up. AMBITION: to get out of school! FONDEST MEMORY: 10 5 80, year� ahead with Eric. LIKE TO FORGET: my last two year� , 9 27 80. FAVORITE SAYING: Sit on a cactus!! Kathy Allen LIKES: Mark L.. home ., partying, going out. my cat. DISLIKES: being awav from Mark, beat town� . AMBI- TION To work With JDY LIKE TO FOR- GET: Killing of my opel. FONDEST MEM- ORY: time� with Marie S. and my opel. FAVORITE SAYING: Ki� � my ever-loving. Lewi� Ailing LIKES: Girl� , good time� , vacation� , summer. DISLIKES: Cherry pie. Dirtv Politic� , rainy dav� . AMBITION: live life to the fullest FONDEST MEMORY: Toronto '78. summer '80. LIKE TO FOR- GET: 6 79 FAVORITE SAYING: keep the faith. Vicki Antzak LIKES: mom. dad. Missy, going out. � un� et� , friends. DISLIKES: bring alone, tear� . “ 18. stuck-up people, lie� . FONDEST MEMORY : good time� with LG, DT. JC, and GY FL 78, Kansas 80. Toronto Trip. 6 7, 8 I 2. LIKE TO FOR GET: � ad moments, someone putting herself down FAVORITE SAYING: Would I lie? U anna cry on my shoulder? Cindy Austin LIKES: PJF. hugs, pup- pies. sunsets. Mi� � Collura. gram and gramp. DISLIKES: Breaking up. trying to prove myself, hurting “someone. making big mis- takes. maybe � . AMBITION: To be happy and the bc� t at what I do. FONDEST MEM- ORY: IO 8 8O. Jr. Prom. IO f 80. talk ing to Mi� � Collura. times with Pete. LIKE TO FORGET: the hig mistake. I O 16 80. 6 4 8O. ACTIVITIES: tennis, bowling, soft- ball. Dawn Austin LIKES: mom. dad. music, blue, friend� . 7. 9. a certain special per- son. rollerskating. DISLIKES: being � ad. erving. homework, peas, bring alone, break- ing up. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 26 80. certain bad things said and done to a certain person. AfTTIVITIES: Varsity softball, cho- rus. VI illiam Barber LIKES: hunting, fishing, working, my car. Van Halm, girls. DIS- LIKES - homework. English, better cars than mine. AMBITION: move out of this state. LIKE TO FORGET: times I fainted in Sci- ence class. FAVORITE SAYING: You door knob. Bill Barnes LIKES: waterskiing, base- ball. winning, GL, mom. dad. DISLIKES: getting caught, being broke, crashing out going to court. AMBITION: To play in the world series. FONDEST MEMORY: Genesis Concert, Bob � wedding. Jr. Prom. Summer '78 cruising in the truck. LIKE TO FOR- GET: 2 1 4 80. the hill, Toronto. ACTIVI- TIES: football, baseball, basketball, snowski- ing, waterskiing, swimming. Rob Bartle LIKES: A.L.G., pizza, skiing, sleeping, cars, having a good time, pay- checks. DISLIKES: getting up on cold morn- ings. October. AMBITION: to make it through college, to travel to exotic place� . FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom. Ska- neateles. Summer of 80. LIKE TO FOR- GET: Chittenango. IO 17 80, all bad times. ACTIVITIES: swimming, diving, ten- nis. skiing. Duane Baxter LIKES: “A, mom, dad. good time� , parties. F'loyd. “Pink, football, 52, “G.L. . DISLIKES: getting caught. VI ebber's mountain. Caz., H.G. AMBI- TION: T.R.T.W O.V., see Floyd. FONDEST MF MORY: Junior Prom in the R.S., Clyde. Genesis concert. I,ake-Tuc Away, the Swamp. LIKE TO FORGET: Alecstar. MD 20-20, l l 80, Mondav practices. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: “I II drink to that! Howard Beach LIKES: Hollyw � od Star, family. Modified Sportsman. Shangri-I i. I MSI .iK FIS: losing games. DIRT, orange U 61, being late, Oneida's track. AMBITION: to be successful in life, to go to the State Qualifiers and win. FONDEST MF.MORY : J.F'.K. game, first time at Chemung Spee- drome, hitting 120 . LIKE TO FORGF.T: I I 8 80. 9 22 8O. ACTIVITIES: football, basketball, track and field, watch the Mod Squad in action. John Beals LIKES: C.C.S.W .1.A.W ., road trips, parties, “KAR . a full tank, Supertramp, TR.V� . DISLIKF,S: an empty tank, flat tires, no money. AMBITION: go to California with R.M.. and become a great photographer. FONDF1ST MF.MORY : Sara- toga 80, florida 79. 10 3 1 80 1 1 7-9 80. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 79-6 80. Chit- tenango Field Days. FAVORITE, SAYING: don't be afraid, yahoo. Bill Becker LIKES: my green beast, Linda, tea. summer, parties, concerts, long hair. DISLIKES: D.W I.'s. accidents, tick- ets, losing. AMBITION: Never be broke, have a nice car. have a lot of fun. F ONDF,ST MEMORY : “Left on Red, Summer “80 , Oneida. Parties. Captain Ahabs. “Heavy Metal Marathon . LIKE TO FORGET: 8 23 aO, Tickets, Mucklands. Roughing the kicker. FAVORITE SAYING: On the Bull head. Krazy. Intense. Wendy Becotte LIKES: boys, parties, hugs, smiles, T-birds. yellow. Genesis. Yam- aha� . Bob Segar, Clothes. Max. DISLIKF-S: wailing, busy signals, frogs, fat. decisions, no money, losing. AMBITION: Be happy: to own mv own rig and have a little boy. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer 79 and 80. Randall's room. Bridgeport field days. G.T.W.D.A.O., Virginia, Casino Night 80. LIKE TO F'ORGFT: thing� that I don’t want to remember. FAVORITF, SAYING: I m hunk and drigh. Connie Berman LIKFIS: Vacations, boys. Via. Dad. Bruce, friends, dancing, choco- late, my boss, skiing. DISLIKF1S: getting yelled at. stuck-ups, getting up early, death. AMBITION: become a cruise director on a ship and travel all over the world. FOND- EST MEMORY. Toronto. DB. Wash D.C., NYC, Florida, summer 80. Good times with mv friends. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 3 80, 5 5 79. bad times, being laughed at, rejec- tions. F'AVORITF! SAYING: “Woops. I'm sorry. “F'reak me out! Chris Bell LIKES: Patty Mastropoolo, Mustangs, working at Woolworths, auto mechanics, being called Snicks. DISLIKES: rainy days, Vegas, being broke, lies and cheats. AMBITION: To marry Patty, be an auto mechanic, and make monev. FOND- F1ST MEMORY : 8 30 8O. 8 31 80. 9 1 80. 9 12 8O, IO IO 8O. 10 12 80. 2 22 80. my 18th birthday . LIKE TO FOR- GF:T: totaling two Vegas, breaking my thumb and ribs. FAVORITF, SAYING: So, what's new? Michelle Benderski LIKES: friends, art. Genesis, our new house, the sunrise, listen- ing to the radio. J.D.T.VL l)ISLIKF,S: baby- sitting. coughing, lx ing ignored, being late, getting up. being fat. making decisions. AMBITION: Feb. 79. Florida. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 3. the way I drive, !0 26. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society. Student Coun- cil. Jill Benedict LIKF1S: skiing, living on the lake, my family. Hor-deurves. DIS- LIKES: station wagons, fighting, being hurt b one special person. Jerry � gossip. AMBI- TION: TTTHMBHB, to marry an Italian. F'ONDFLST MFIMORY : late night phone call, camp, summer '79. LIKE TO FORGET: JULY 21. 1980, 11:40-11:55. FAVORITE SAYING:Can you say “special? “Sure. Jean Bennett LIKES U1 1. Grandpar- ents, G.H.. long talk� , friends, puppies. Ker- mie's humor, parties, juicy gossip. DIS- LIKES: fights, freckle� , no snow. Florida snakes, boring weekends, long goodbyes, diets. AMBITION: to become a dental hvgienist and to fight tooth decay through- out the land. FONDEST MEMORY: Florida 80, Bob's wedding, weekends at Renee's, the log. Journey, Smith's rest. LIKE TO FOR- GET: an evening at Bomber's, Sweetapple's sunburn, learning things the hard way. FAVORITE SAYING: Yehaw! Bob Bertrand LIKES Mopar, Honda� . Bikin 1 0� . DISLIKES: HG. BMW � , 104, Chemistry, liars. AMBITION: to find a Suzuki that really runs. F'ONDEST MF.M- ORY : food fights, getting my Coronet R T. LIKE TO F'ORGET: Chemistry, my day� in 104. woodchuck holes. ACTIV ITIF1S: motor cycling, hunting, hang gliding, cliff jump- ing. fire eating. 167 Patty Boronczyk LIKES: Mom, Dad. friend?� , family, JK, Tonia. partie?� . concert� , football game� . basketball game� . DIS- LIKES: fal?� e friend� , readmimion slips, net- ting grounded. AMBITION: To � ee the Horld in style. FONDEST MEMORY: Char- lie Daniel� band concert. ? late fair. Sept. 3, 1980-June 20, 1981, July '80 til Oct. 80. FAVORITE SAYING: Hi guys! Mike Brescia LIKES: concerts, wild women, parties, field day� , II P.. good deals, strenuous activities. DISLIKES: being broke, lectures, tickets, getting caught, obnoxious people. AMBITION: To find a genie in a magic lamp. FONDEST MEM- ORY : left on red. summer '80. Lake Tuc-a- way. ball monitoring. LIKE TO FORGET: firecrackers. CCS. FAVORITE SAYING: Hit that thing! Joy Brownell LIKES: 94 Rock. SMA (Santa), BLT (Elf), parties, friends, bottl- ing- N. Carolina. DISLIKES: school, getting up in the morning, stuck-up people, two- faced. AMBITION: to make the most out of life, to graduate. FONDEST MEMORY: 71 80. LIKE TO FORGET: All my bad memo- ries. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh. well, what can I say? Bonnie Buckley LIKES: Dave, friends, good times, working, money, clothes. Mus- tangs. DISLIKES: I nfriendly people, people that nexer laugh. AMBITION: To be an accountant and to lead a happx and fulfilled life. FONDEST MEMORY: June 15. 1979. 5 3 80. 6 5 81. and my Senior year. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. E xery thing is worth remembering (well, almost every- thing). FAVORITE SAYING: To each his own. Brad Bullock LIKES: drums, parties, girls, bowling, skiing. DISLIKES: Lakeport. being straight. AMBITION: To be a drum- mer for a famous rock-n-roll band. FOND- EST MEMORY : parties at Hartman's house. FAVORITE SAYING: Heavy. ACTIVITIES: drums, playing pool, skiing. Todd Burchell LIKES: my conxertible. soccer, water skiing, parties. Rusty. Duke, friends. DISLIKES: Fighting with S.S., being broke, gas prices, potatoes, losing to YYS. AMBITION: Buy a Vette and go to California in it. FONDEST MEMORY : Sum- mer 80 w Sue. my resort. Toronto. GTWSD. Genesi� . Lake Tuc-a-way. DU PC LIKE TO FORGET: Cordell's party. 7 29 79. KK. Mike hitting mx car. FAVORITE SAY ING: Le«� go somewhere! Art Burghardt I.IKKS: Laura. Firebirds, staying oxer at Sweeney's. Lynyrd Skynyrd. DISLIKES: Bogarts. J«xk� . Hendrix. IIG. AMBITION None. LIKE TO FORGET: April 19. 1980. FAVORITE SAYING: l.et'� get zombied. Mike Busa LIKES: Parties, winning, playing pool, money. Concerts. DISLIKES: The Big I)., Car troubles, not haxing money, school. AMBITION: to be the best at what I do. FONDEST MEMORY: Bomber's gradua- tion part). LIKE TO FORGET: l 18 80. AC.TIV ITIES: Soccer, skiing. Brian Canaxan I.IKKS: Suzuki� . Genesis, seafood. I .reek Road. Debbie. DISLIKES: Honda� . Disco, school lunches. AMBITION: To rid the l .S. of burearracy. FONDEST MEMORY I nadilla 78. 6 .30 80. Genesi� in Saratoga LIKE TO FORGET: 6 25 80. ACTIVITIES: hikin’ pzz homework! Sue Carr LIKES: my family, dose friends, parties, piano, sunsets, pizza, snow- mobiling. DISLIKES: saying the wrong thing, being rejected, being paranoid, fight- ing, two-faced people. FONDEST MEM- ORY: l()th grade. Jr. Prom, 8 I 2 79, SI Basketball Game. LIKE TO FORGET: l l5 77, Cheerleading. I 5 78, almost drown- ing. FAVORITE SAY ING: I'm gonna punch you! ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Cheer- leading. JXJ, musicals, student council. Bear Facts, Chorus. Cheryl Case LIKES: KS. mx friends, food, sleeping. 12:00 pm. music, math, horses, soccer, guys, people talking behind mx back, people who think thev're great. FONDEST MEMORY : 10 18 80. my sen- ior year, soccer games. March I, 1979. LIKE TO FORGET: Chittenango Field Days, March 1, 1979. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Just wait a minute, � it on it. ACTIVI- TIES: J J, 4 -11, book� for soccer, guys, showing horses, winning ribbon� . MARTY CLAKELY LIKES MS. Soccer. Camping, haxing a good time. DISLIKES: LG, � nob� , FI), anyone who stands in mx way AMBITION: TVIVIS, to own a 198� Red Mustang, to graduate. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Camping. 7 1-4 80. KOA with MS. LIKE TO FORGET: LG. night football game 1979. ACTIVITIES: Soc •er, camping. Cathy Compoli LIKES: summertime, camping, cross-country skiing, parties. Dan. DISLIKES: Chemistry. Monday� , rainy days, boring study halls. AMBITION: to have a successful future. FONDEST MEM- ORY : Summer '79. 9 2 8� . LIKE TO FORGET: Plaxina Hockex in gym class. Spanish 2. 10 24 79. Joe Cook LIKES: Field hopping, parties. Teresa, 155 ci chexies. PAS field drixing. DISLIKES: Interrupting phone calls! get- ting busted. AMBITION: to exentually get to Florida. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 4 8O. 10 15 8� . LIKE TO FORGET: 8 2 8� . 10 9 8� . FAVORITE SAYING: A Lot of that going around?! Lori Coon I.IKKS: Mom and Dad. sum- mer day� , ocean, talking w aI. watching Dad and Dan race, music. DISLIKES: spi- der� . braces, people who think they are bet- ter than other� , seeing people get hurt. AMBITION: to go to Hawaii someday, and to lixe a happy life. FONDEST MEMORY: good times with Niff. Freezie. Doob. 8 I� 8� , ( .ape Cod. I 98� -Bo� |on Bus Terminal. Jr. Prom. Toronto trip. LIKE TO F()RGET: Ice skating Feb. I� . 198� ACTIVITIES: Ice skating, swimming, bicycling, jogging, walking. Pam Corp I IKES friends, a coke and a smile. Koala lx-ar� . DISLIKES: Liar� , lixer. and loser� . BBB'� and the moodx blues. AMBITION: To make it to Alfred with Sue Sattler. be happx. FONDEST MEMORY 7 1-6 8� . GTUJG. DM TIL LIKE TO FOR- GET: all bad times FAVORITE SAY INC: Be nice! See how ya are. Michelle Cronk LIKES: Dewy, skiing, 82. Ml, Tracy � xiolets. dill pickles, crew neck sweater� , mail, soccer, blizzards. DIS- LIKES: pizza patties. dust, ironing, holey � ock� . beer cans, garage sales. AMBITION To own a '63 Corvette and to find a � � 7 can FAVORITE SAYING: Hey. Baby! FONDEST MEMORY : Ski Club. Jr Sr year. Maine. Skaneatle� l ake. NYC, Great Issues. Jim Crouch LIKES: deer hunting. V ALC, carpentry, camping, trapping. � ar ca� m. DISLIKES: Physic� , “Squid”. E I '� AMBITION: To be wealthx enough to do what I like, forexer. FONDEST VIEMORY 10 31 79. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. I forget enough without trying. ACTIVITIES- trapping, hunting, girl� , script writing, lis- tening to music. Carrie Curinga LIKES: John, family and friend� , people at work, cheerleading, gym- nastic� . rollerskating. DISI.IKKS: people who stand in the middle of the hall, stuck- up� AMBITION TMJ. be a CPA, learn to hang glide, fly in a plane. FONDEST MEM- ORY : (?L? (. Bridgeport field dav� , Disney World 1978. LIKE TO FORGET: dislocat- ing my arm. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know . Nancy Daily LIKES: friend� , family, par- ties, howling. Kansas. S. Perry. Soap Opera� . DISLIKES: mouthy woman. BoCES bus ride� , math claw . AMBITION: to grow old and happy with a nice man with a lot of kid� in a big house and money . FONDEST VIEVI- ORY 8 30 79. LO 78. PA. 5 6 8� . LIKE TO FORGET: 9 13 79 Daxe Daughety I.IKKS: Laurie. Ford� . Kenworth� . girls, friends. � now skidoo� . fly- ing. M A S HV DISLIKES: Phony's. Chcxx� . pushx people, know-it-alls, school. AMBITION Diesel locomotixe specialist. FONDEST MEMORY 6 17 80. VC. Fly- m . I- AAURMI- SAYING: Payback .-he AC.TIV ITIES: Bowling, mtidel railroads, engines, flying. I.u-Ann DeForest LIKES: AG. I)B. the Gang. Foreigner. KC. yellow. Luke-n- Laura. II.. Martsx. D.F. DISLIKES: PR. DI D. being told what lo do. IIPI MFFMM. ML. AMBITION: To become the world's greatest accountant, to lixe in Vermont. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 77. Mr Terpen- ing � classes. 7th grade science, August I I. LIKE TO FORGET: July. 1976. 2nd grade I AVORITE SAY ING: Janet ha� the hot� for DM Bonnie Delahunt LIKES: friend� , pizza, beaches, basketball games, soccer, skiing, smile� . DISI.IKKS: |x-ople that u� e other� , being lied to. Ix-ing alone, warts. AV1BI- MON: to become an accountant, to lixe in a log cabin. FONDEST MEMORY: Good times with l.xnne and Vlcndi. l l6 ?8. summer H� . F AY 04 KITE SAYING: Why me? At IIV ITIES: waterskiing, biking, rollerskating. Y FC. French Club, track. Susie Delaney LIKES: madness, friends, family, l-wax and the reali� l Gili. watching funnx people DISLIKES: Monday� , people who talk alxiul nothing, hassle� , running out of ga� . AM DI I ION to enter the convent. M INDES I MEMORY go xl times, baby. T- bird. Butt'� car. TORONTO. Sand Hills JWWTGU. 12 1 78 LIKE TO FORGET: 168 Na� ly people, 3 I ti 79. DKHM. (hr enemy. K AVORITE SAY IN(� Here comrx trouble! Mike Di'Siimo LIKES: Beautiful women, zoning. Ihwiger� , $. unemploymrnl. ('id. Rix-k-n-roll. DISLIKES: rejection. getting • aught. running out, Yankee� . Malic. AMBI- TION lo replace John Bonham a Led Zep- prlin � ilriinmirr FONDES1 MEMORY: THE Me and ihe Mil . Breeiin with tin nr v I IK. L III M R � E.T: Bad lime- in h m tu-'. MC. FAVORITE SAY INC la t’� do il up! ’ (.min Dlugozima LIKES: JES. St. Ber- nard� . ( harle� St.. %� arm summer nights, quiet moment� %� it It certain people DIS LIKES being pu-hed a� ai. argument� , cold morning� . AMBITION: to final!) Ik on my o«n. learn to hang glide, to � mile eien day . EON BEST MEMORY Jan 77-Jan. 79. riding in John � Super Bee. Blue bra� E e� ti- al H«. LIKE TO FORGET: Jan. 79, going out with certain people. unhappy time� . FAV()RITE SAY INC: It � up to you. Laurie Drencher LIKES: l)R, SC (100), my family, guy� , blue. Journey. Tree, the ma� ler. weekend� . � tar� . DISLIKES: spider� , hr ii� � 11 � prout� . AMBITION TBASET, to � how the Ma� ter (JM) that I in not a llama! FONDEST MEMORY : Toronto, ft I 2 79. 10 l HU. v gang. ( S. Iv I X a� hingtf n LIKE TO F0R(;ET: 3 18 80. my junior tear. E’AVORITE SAYING: Oh. come on! Oh. babe! Ke in Dutcher LIKES: ONJBS. Home Hoccer game� . being with friend� , partie� . hating a fun time. DISLIKES: people who are � tuck up. not lx mg part of a group. MBITION: to become a biologi� t and be rich and happilt married. FONDEST MEM ORY Mimmer 80. 7 22 80. a S AO, 12 12 79. 12 31 79. 12 21 79. LIKE TO FORGET: I 1 8O. 12 25 79. Going to Accounting and Bu� ine� � . ACTIVITIES: Photography club. Radio club. EBI.A. Stu- dent Council. AV dub. AFS. Choru� . Soc- cer. Bowling. Track. Mice Ea� tw01 � d I IKES: good time� , di� - entering deep truth� , all the wonderful teacher� at CCS. DISLIKES: Hating to wa� te my preciou� time � tudying Intolerant |H ople. AMBITION: to b« happy in what- eter I do. hate a career I enjoy, and make lot� a money. Im happilt marri« d. E'ONDEST MEMORY: Florida trip. Toronto. New York, good time� with my friend� NS. CD, RS. Summer Driter Eld. ACTIVITIES: Bowl- ing team. Rock and Mineral Club. Phy� ic� club. Spani� h club. National Honor Society . Mark Elii� 1.1KES: football. Viking� . Duch. frc� h air. linebacker� . 53. p« p ral- lo� . taulting. Dr. K.. camp. boat� , werch- mg� DISLIKED: Cigarelle� ! HP. (ji. NAS. Oneida. Cana� tota. Clinton. citie� . � mog. Dalla� . Pitt� burgh. soccer AMBITION •«� play middle linebacker 53 for the A iking� , and cru� h Mr Kin� ella. FONDEST MEM ORY: Ix'ating Cana� lota 28-8. meeting («art. Daunt. REST lino � a� lx ing kid� . LIKE TO FOR(;ET: Sept 19. 1980. Frowh Holland Patent game, chili. A iking � uper- howl� , rice ACTIA ITI US: Ero� h Football. JA Football. Aar� ity Football, bowling, track Lori E.tan� LIKES: � ummer night� , fam- ily. friend� . Ix ing happy. «ports. DISLIKES: getting up in the morning, being cold. g«x� d- bye� . AMBITION: To make � om« one happy for a long, long time. FONDEST MEMORY: Jr. Prom. Sr. Dinner Dance. Summer 80. the dat I got my licen� e. H I 80. LIKE TO FORGET: No Field Hockey. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Field Hotkey. Soccer, Volleyball. ba� ketball. choru� . Sr. Cito� Trea� urer Li� a Eater I.IKE.S: JP. elte� . mu� ic. blonde� , hat� . DISLIKES: cold morning� , feather� . wat«-rmclon AMBITION 'I I.ODL FONDEST MEMORY Summer HO. s|| |p LIKE TO FORGET: Fall 79 FAVORITE SAYING: Such i� the life of Mortal Man. � ay� you. Julie Feratler LIKES: Sunnhine. Gen- eral. Cheering. Candy Ki� � e� . Mom. RM. E’riend� . my car. cal. job. DISLIKED: bill� . mu� hroom� and liter. AMBITION To lx a Dental llygieni-i. I M M SO, and lx rub FONDEST MEMORY: i h ho. 5 i ho. LIKE TO FORGET: All bad time� !!! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading. � kiing. Ted Field LIKENS: playing p«xd. RE.O Sp«-ed w agon concerts, carpentry. DIS- LIKES: getting up in the morning, chicken, people that know everything. AMBITION: To graduate from High School and mote out West. FONDEST MEMORY: the night up on Ihxdne Drite with Bill. Brian, and Skip- it LIKE! TO FORGET: going down Ri 165 the wrong way. FA VOTITE SA Y INC� : That a baby. Eld Elaum LIKES: Terry, to flirt, car� . s . JD. motorcycles DISLIKES Home work. BB. PW FONDEST MEMORY Sum- mer� of 77. 78. and 79. Terry � hou� e. good time� in Ma� � . LIKE TO FORGET: night of Ela� l Stracu� e field dat� . E'A NOR- ITE SAYING: Check it out. ACTIVITIES: Motor« ycle racing. Ii� tening to rock-n-roll. hat ing fun. Mark Ford I.IKE.S: Talking, folding around, not caring, walking tlie hall� , kid� at Chittcnango. girl� . DISLIKES: working, being tea� ed. lo� ing. lack of girl� . AMBI- TION to be a rich. successful bu� ine� � man and come back to the I SA � omedat. FOND- ES I MEMORY: Jan. 20, 1980. PR, my tear in the I S. girla I IKE. To FORGE 1 jan. 15, 1981. lo� ing to A A S. I’m an exchange � tudent. ACTIA ITIES: E xchange � tudenl. soccer. track. � ludt hall� , talking. GIRLS. Jim Gifford LIKES: plymouth� . Honda� . � kating on F riday and Saturday night� . OB in concert, Gifford re� idence. the Bot� . DIS- LIKES: ( loing to court. school. running out of ga� . AMBITION: to mote out of Chittcn- ango and get rich. FONDEST ME1MORY The night in ”llappv Aallet with John Phillip� and my GT 37. LIKE TO FORGE T: one partu'iilar night at Caz Coll« ge with DS. FAVORITE s Y INC Y nil know what I’m ___ Dan Gout LIKES Money, car� . fru nd� . mom. dad. Su« . computer� . |x ople doing my homework. DISLIKES: Palladium d« adhn« � . ch« ap restaurant� . homework. tc� t� . AMBI- TION To IxTome a � ucccs� ful bu� inc� � man and make lot� of money. E’ONDEIST ME1M- ()RY : 8 I 80. Jr. Prom. Drit mg the KE1V MAR Van to N. Syracuse. LIKE TO FOR GET: the agony of the Yearlxxik. ACTIA I- TIES: Stage Band. Band. Honor Society. Y« arbook E.dilor. Paula Graham LIKES Ala. Peanut. Sue. Tb. NAK. Roller � katmg. kid� , car� , taking walk� . � oftball. J«x y. DISLIKES: Snob� , coldness. Monday� . spinach. being � mu� hed on the bu� . di� hc� ami the Monkey Family. AMBITION: to lx whatever it i� I wi� h to lx eom« and to mak«‘ kid� happy. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 17 7I. 6 2 1 7 7 my niece Heather. 8 12 73. I I 78. I I 79. l l 80 LIKE. TO FORGET: Nothing. because everything l ve done i� unforgettable. FAA'ORITE SAYING: No prtddem. excel- lent. I.« � lie Grimm I.IKE.S: familv. � unn day� , gixxl lime� . RP. A A. DT. DC. TO . MS. DISLIKES: Being lonely. rainy day� . ”18 . tear� . |x ople who think lh« y are lx tter than other� . AMBITION: N« v« r to lx lonely and always in hr happy EoNDE.'O MEMORY: I 20 8O. l 26 80. 5 9 8O. 8 12 80. chri� tma� of 79. LIKE. TO K)R(� KT: k � li« � . t.W., the garbage can. ha� kcthall game� . FAAORITESAYING Now Now. Be Nice. Jolctic (trimmer I IKE.S: Mickey mouse. Gal� «'h. I lrik« . K.S.. J«XJ. my folk� , my friend� . DISLIKES: mayonai� « . B E., vacu- uming up -paghetti. AMBITION: love my din k: mak Mime mou� e happv for the re� t of hi� life FONDEST MEMORY Germany. l0 3l 76. Sy lv«-� t« r. 7 12 80. Alt� lad fe� l. min� trel. Pari� . LIKE. TO E’ORGEIT: A certain garbage can. 5 3 I 78. getting the � «|ucczc. 6 2 1 80. FAVORITE MY ING: SehrivM1! Brenda Gro� � man I.IKE.S: Dad! |x anut butter twi� t ice cream. 13. DISLIKES: Bug Elved Coaches. Putting ga� in « ar. Shell � Mouth. AMBITION: To Dunk ACTIVI TIES Volleyball. Ba� ketl� all. Soccer. Deborah llainx � LIKES: Dave. Alom. Si� . Luke. Mon« y. Parti� � . Pizza and Pep� i. DISLIKES: not having any money. Cold� . Getting up. Homework, cranky |x ople. AAIIJITION: To lx � u« ce� � ful and happy in whatever I do in life. FONDEST AIE.AIORY 6 26 Ht� . |0 |6 80 LIKE. TO FORGET: Il l l 79. Franci� Hart I.IKE.V Dad. Mom. The Gang. F riend� . Alunehing Out. (.heerlead- er� . Ba� «'ball DISLIKES Fighting with Dail. G«Hxlby« � . forking late. Ilonx-work. noth- ing to do AMBIMON lo work hard and get what I want out of 11 f«- E'ONDEST AIF.M- ORY I rip� up North. 9 ltl 79. LIKE. TO FORGET: I lie Bad tiux � al � «'hool and ll« llle. FAVORITE. SAYING: l.« ave me alom . I can do it. Ja«'i|U« line Havener I.IKE.S David. Aly Friend� . Atom. Jone� ic. Hug� . Roa� tlx ef. |x� rt� . Nlrawlx rrv Cheesecake. Summer Night� . Skiing Dlsl IKES: Being Hurt. Gixxl-bye� . Go� � ip. Alaking Mi� take� . Mon- dav� . Rainv Dav� . Boring ela� � « � . AMBI- TION: I o do the lx � t in everything that I .itt«-111 pi and to lx happy, lo travel. FOND- EST AIE.AIORY Junior Prom 5 3 8«. Watching Sun� ct� . G«xxl time� . LIKE. TO FORGET l 3« 79. Mv encounter with a 169 field hockey slick. FAVORITE SAYING: Due lo lack of interest . . . Greg llmiel LIKES: Talking to people who are worth talking to. DISLIKES: Snotty comments. If you can't accept me as I am . . . AMBITION: To stamp out the evil and reintroduce heroism to the world. FOND- EST MEMORY: All my new friends like Joe Perry and Lynne Marshall. LIKE TO FOR- GET: All the idiots who think that winning is the only thing. FAVORITE SAYING: Who says nice guys finish last? Jim Hoffman LIKES: M.C., GENESIS, Pink Floyd, weekends, Matt's. Old No. 7, Long Island, the ocean. DISLIKES: school. Mondays, work. Red Sox, talkative girls, get- ting up on Sunday morning. AMBITION: to find one. FONDEST MEMORY: summer of '79, '79, 10 26 79, 10 29 79 being at the beach with Mar). LIKE TO FORGET: '79 graduation party. Chittenango, bad times. 1 1 1 1 79. TL's party. ACTIVITIES: Rock-n-roll. weekends, bowling. Sue Holliday LIKES: having fun. piggin out, 95X, 91 Rock, purple pizza, stock cars, all my friends. DISLIKES: Vegas, school, rainy days, getting up 6:30. AMBITION: to be a successful LPN and earn a lot of money! FONDEST MEMORY: Bumstead's birthdav party, BOCES 1980, New Years '79. to graduate. LIKE TO FORGET: Mon- day mornings, homework. Wentworth. BOCES. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey, Chick, what's happening. Tammi Hoyt LIKES: Bill, blace trans- ams. spaghetti. Cindi, good friends, my fam- ily. Arby's. DISLIKES: rainy days, snobs. LF, liver, 1st period, homework, vegetables. AMBITION: TBM. to graduate. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 14 77. 8 30 79, 2 14 80. 8 8 80. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 15 78. FAVORITE SAYING: You watch your mouth, honey!! Tim Jasmin LIKES: girls, baseball, foot- ball. winning, skiing. Pumas, Vermont, tang. Mary Lori, Frank's lectures. DIS- LIKES: losing. Holland Patent. Webber's Mountain, immature girls, uncolor coordi- nated people. AMBITION: to play for George and wear those all mighty pinstripes. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 25 80 beat HP 9-6, Barnes Gamp. 8 12 80, Journey, Prom night. Skiing at Song, 1st SAT's, Toronto. LIKE TO FORGET: May 15-20. 1977, Joe's driving ability (4 w.d. with elmo). FAVORITE SAYING: Oh cut it out! Bernie Johnson LIKES: racing, auto mechanics. 14X and 730. friends. Jessie, basketball, cars. Bob Seger. MS. DISLIKES: time limits, the calves, rain, snobby people, winter, HAMFLOOT. AMBITION: to build and race my own race car and be an auto mechanic. FONDEST MEMORY: 1 1 1 80. 5 3 80. 9 80. 10 80, GTWJAMALA- BAFI 80. RUFF. LIKE TO FORGET: stitches, flipping Ate, Waterloo flip, fights. April 26, LTFJWFAF. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, soccer, basketball, softball, racing, hunting. Terry Jones LIKES: little cars, baseball, hunting, fishing, donuts in Physics class, mechanical drawing. JT. DISLIKES: rain, cities, homework, notes, long words, short vacations. AMBITION: be a draftsman and make money. FONDEST MEMORY': 8 19 79, (II 19 79 killing my first buck I. FAVORITE SAYING: “In a minute. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country. Lori Joslin LIKES: cute guys, sleeping till 10:30. orange juice, sports cars, good friends. DISLIKES: cute guys that are taken, LINER. Monday, hating to get up etrh AMBITION: to he in itounJ and Bill's wedding. To live a happy life. FOND- EST MEMORY: 8 30 79. the day Amber was born. LIKE TO FORGET: All my emharijssing moments. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Tell someone who cares. Hey. Janelle. there's one for ya! Holly Joyal LIKES: Mark, good times. Mom's good cooking, concerts. DISLIKES: living surrounded by animals of all kinds, stuck-up people. AMBITION: to li c a long and happy life. FONDEST MEMORY: sum- mer 80, Queen concert, io 18 80, 7 26. LIKE TO FORGET: all the bad things that have happened to me. summer '76, June 30. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know, I love you too. Janelle Kite LIKES: being with Ken, family, friends, parties, friends in Manlius. New Hampshire, Ct, Penn. DISLIKES: long bus rides to B(X!ES, stuck-up people, family arguments, goodbyes. AMBITION: to be in Bill and Tammi's wedding, get a cantaro and be a secretary. FONDEST MEMORY: my Junior Prom, Ken's Senior Prom, and Can- dlewood Lake 5 29 80, all parties. LIKE TO FORGET: Nobody! car rides to Florida and Connecticut. FAVORITE SAYING: Isn't he a doll? Let's check out the boy's locker room. Janet Knickerbocker LIKES: Mornings with Amanda Marie Carmicheal. TS. KO. gym class with Miss L.. HE. and MC. singing and dancing, Tricey and Mandy. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer 79, Florida '80. din- ner in Toronto. Baseball 80. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society. J J, Drama Club. French Club. SAVE, Student Council. Dave Koegel LIKES: Mom and Dad. sexy girls, sports. CT, the good life, summer days, B port. DISLIKES: getting up early, people that can't be dealt with. Hospitals. AMBI- TION: To travel faster than the speed of light in a VW Bug. FONDEST MEMORY: Toronto, getting my license, traveling the East Coast, camping with RP and DK. LIKE TO FORGET: all my bad times. 3 15 80. being broke, football 76. double sessions FAVORITE SAYING: Check it out! Becki Kohanski LIKES: Sarasota Blues. Sarasota sunrises. Mom and Dad. DK. R, S, “Frizz,” C, Dziadzi, L. DISLIKES: fake friends, snobby people. being called “Onion. bad feelings, resentment. AMBI- TION: To be successful in the future and live life to the fullest. FONDEST MEMORY : 12 79-1 80, Florida. 5 80-6 80, C anan- daigua. 8 l5 80. Sarasota Nights. DW, Days. LIKE TO FORGET: 10 15 79-io 17 79, 8th, 9th. and I 0th grades. lO l 3 80. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh. sure! Cherie LaCount LIKES: purple. flf44, big brown eyes, hats, snickers, the gang, sum- mer. DISLIKES: cold days, fish, waking up. getting sick, lies, fights. AMBITION: to go on to nursing school and receive my B.S. degree. FONDEST MEMORY: parties in the park, field days, fritos, Lorraine losing her shoe. LIKE TO FORGET: Oct. 13, 1980. guy from Liverpool, bad times, being cold. FAVORITE SAYING: Be real Brenda Lade LIKES: Rob. Mom. Dad, Pink Panther, my cal. DISLIKES: curfew� , school, being broke. AMBITION TMRDTABH, To graduate. FONDEsi MEMORY: Jr. Prom, when I got pre- engaged. 5 23 80. times with Rob. I.IKF TO FORGET: fights with Rob. when w« ilioal broke up. FAVORITE SAYING Excellent! Cheryl Landers LIKES: Cross-Country, peanut butter fudge, my boss, clarinet, hur- dling. invitational . flirting. Indian Sum- mer, liver. DISLIKES: being out of shape and hvpervenlilating. AMBITION: TMHA- IIAHMM. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer runs with Sherry, T-V champs 78, Times w ith KL. BF mobile. Triple Trouble. I 0 1 7 80. wrestling season. FAVORITE SAY- I . Burr North! Scott Lang LIKES: the bee, Ted. Big Red. 62 Vette. apple pie. DISLIKES: acci- dents, Superstyle supreme, phony people. AMBITION: to own a helicopter and fly it. FONDEST MEMORY : 6 30 80, Genesis, 7 4 8O, Prom Party, Ski Club. LIKE TO FORGET: 2 14 80. ACTIVITIES: Skiing. Football, hunting, riding, driving cars. Char Larkin LIKES: being with the gang, kittens, laughter, slow dancing, very special friends. DISLIKES: getting hurt, say- ing goodbye, a certain clique, chemistry. AMBITION: to bring a little happiness to everyone I meet. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer 80. school dances. FAVORITE SAYTNG: Men can't live with 'em. can't live without 'em. ACTIVITIES: Honor Soci- ety, volleyball, soccer, basketball. Senior executive committee, chorus, 4-H. Scott LaVancher LIKES: M S H . Mr. Bligh. Buck Rogers, hunting, fishing. Sector 1-9 Cosmos. DISLIKES: Jerks, rainy weather, anything bad. Communism, trou- ble. AMBITION: to live in space and reach outer limits, to live on other planets. FOND- EST MEMORY : Can't write that in the year- book, that wouldn't lx decent, (being born) living life, and turning 18. LIKE TO FOR- GET: all the bad times, 4 19 79. 4 23 80. CCS. certain people, school food. FAVORITE SAY ING: What the — is or was that that went by ? Brenda Lawson LIKES: Marc, Mom. family, (Nikki), oldsmobiles. GS, BB. 1st period. DISLIKES: school. GP. pot pies, squash. AMBITION: to teach Marc how to drive. Graduate. SWMSAFE, stav single. FONDEST MEMORY: Being with Tom Moselv. good times with Brenda. LIKE TO FORGET: 3 77 to 7 80, Maloff Towers. BR. Quitting RR. 6 14 77, Ga FAVOR 1TE SAYTNG: Okay, Marc. Teresa Lenzen LIKES: Tweetie. skiing, arrows, the bumble bee, letters, long nails, paychecks, ocean, 59f jaxs. DISLIKES: lies, waiting, not remembering, getting caught, waking up. boredom, rocks, fights, cold showers. AMBITION: to own a trans-am. to have the privacy, pass my road test, to travel around the world. FONDEST MEMORY: 170 Ski rlub '80, winning a b« t, Chrrif rating. Florida. CL. LIKE TO FORGET: June 18. 1980. thr prom, most of my Junior year. ACTIVITIES: bowling. tennis. Ski Club. French club. Shell) Lesczynski LIKES: Hostess cup- cakes. Yasha. bats. music, Doobie Brothers, Hl l. 35. friends. famil dinners, Ryan. DISLIKES: i Hinkies. 20, being sad, school food, bus rides. AMBITION: to become a teacher, to live in the country on a small farm, to solve the mystery. FONDEST MEMORY: Aug. 9. 80. Sept. 12. 80. camp- fires, Green Lakes. Kim’s party. LIKE TO FORGET: going to see “Jerk” Basketball game at V VS. Geometry. R Soyk. fighting sith HMD ACTIVITIES: piano, soccer, bas- ketball. eating, talking, chorus. Rieki l.ipoff LIKES: Mark. Ilullars. dancing, hugging. Matt's. Mystic, AV. ski- ing. BK. DISLIKES: fighting, liars, being unhappy, problems, crying, cleaning my room. AMBITION: to always feel I haven't learned enough, to be happv and find out nho I am! F0NDES1 MEMORY: 3 15 80, visiting Dad. Sarasota nights. 3 9 80. 8 12 80. Florida. Toronto. LIKE TO FORGET: hurt knees, Spanish. 2 I il77, 2 1 5 78. 2 18 79. 10 15 80. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don't worry! “I'll do it tomorrow! Patty MacCombie LIKES: Steve Case. Aug 28. rock-n-roll. little babies. DIS- LIKES: school, diets, people in bad moods, waiting for someone. AMBITION: to marry Steve and live happily ever after. FONDEST MEMORY Aural 28, 1979. I 2 2r� 79. LIKE TO FORGET: all big and little fights. FAVORITE SAYING: Muggy bear, my babe. Kelly Marsh LIKES: autumn riding, Muf, lollipop. Wendy. Mom. Dad. Kim. summer, creeks, CS, BG. DISLIKES: school, falling off. fighting, rain, goulash, stuck- ups. failing, friends who lie. AMBITION: TOIISATHCTR. Live on an island with a special person. FONDEST MEMORY: 4 13 79, 5 17 79. 7 19 80, mv first blue rib- bon LIKE TO FORGET: EMGDAJDK FOW, 8 4 8O, N� -w Jersey, 10lh grade. FAVORITE SAYING: Whoah!! Lynne Marshall LIKES: Jim. sunsets, ocean, warm windy nights. Bl), KA, SC. CC. CC. WR. my parents and family, life, love, Dave, spring. DISLIKES: being hurt, fight- ing. rainv days, carrots, declaring war with DM. AMBITION: TMJABIL To be a pedia- trie therapist, and help people. LOATWJ, to love. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 5 79, prom. 5 3 80, 3 2 80, 5 25 80, summer 79, summer '80. limes I spent with Bonnie. LIKE TO FORGET: beginning of Nth grade, hurting someone, quilt. FAVORITE SAYING: I do not get mad. I get even! Dave Martin LIKES: Tennis, basketball, soccer, working every other weekend, to goof-off. skiing. DISLIKES: working week- days. losing to Curley, staying home wek- ends, stuck-ups. AMBITION: to be the first male nun, and to major in towels. FOND- EST MEMORY: 5 3 80 prom night, Friday the 13th. summer '80. FAVORITE SAY- ING: I don't get mad, I get even. ACTIVI- TIES: sports. Honor Society, working (huh!), living. Karen McChain LIKES: Todd. “Both my families, clone friends, being sure. J J. sailing, cheering. DISLIKES: being alone, divorce, saying goodbye. AMBITION: to marry Todd and be happy. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Sept. 29. 1978. TFTFLMIAT, “The Sailing Gang14. LIKE TO FORGET: 9th grade, breaking up. Barry McClean LIKES: good music. Genesis, Monte Carlos, football. DISLIKES: Rust, bad VIPG. no money to go out. AMBI- TION: to become well off, then fi� mv car up to show FONDEST MEMORY: Cape Cod. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 11 80. ACTIVITIES: Bowling, golf, band, stage band. Steve Merrill LIKES: Fake ID's, parties, concerts, girls, pizza, cruising. DISLIKES: muckland. getting tickets, paranoid people. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 l 80. summer 80. LIKE TO FORGET: running out of gas at bottom of hill. Sherry Messi nger LIKES: RS. Cos. friends, top reverse, camping, pizza, leaving school. DISLIKES: stuck-ups. getting caught, police, being bored, no place to go. AMBITION: to do what I can. whenver I can. to be able to spend all the money I want FONDEST MEMORY: Myrtle Beach 1980. 1 l l6 “9, walking up the hill back- wards. nod times with R LIKE TO FOR- GET: GDWDBC. bad times, being broke. BO and BR. bn- rides FAVORITE SAYING It wasn't me. Jean Meyers LIKES: Muckateers, tape, LF. white shoes, going off the wall, fungees. neckties, my sneaks. DISLIKES: wasting time, brain-aches, people who criticize things they don't know about. AMBITION To get out, go. and come back. FONDEST MEMORY: M M11. Bio with FJK. the Stripes. LIKE TO FORGET: Torontogate. Palladium deadlines. FAVORITE SAYING: All for me none for you. Kathy Monohan LIKES: family, sum- mer. Gifford Residence. Trisha, Kris. Shrimp. BV. all-nighters. Fred's pigroasts. DISLIKES: Hassles, gossip, getting hurt. “94 Rocket , ignorance. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Summer '80. Genesis. LITFL. skiing. 25e l0e. Florida. 17th b'day. LIKE TO FORGET: Ortain people, w j Vt iz. ditches, unises Rino. FAVORITE SAYING: Go with the best. Tim Moon LIKES: Rocky, the Red-� , the Oilers, baseball, pizza, my friends. DIS- LIKES: the Yankees, the Steelers. curly hair. HP, disco. Howard Cosell. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 12-23 78 Toronto trip. 12 26-29 78. 10 4-5 78. Bear dav '80. LIKE TO FORGET: b 18 80. Burger King. Karen Muller LIKES: Summer. Tom, vests, friends, family. KC Royals. Tennis, parties. DISLIKES: snobs. George Brett In-ing taken out of the game, being hurt. Y ankees. AMBITION: To see a Royals game, meet RR, GB, PG. DS. TBG. AND CE. to marrv Tom, become a police officer. FOND- EST MEMORY: Jr. Prom. 3 28 80, Syl- via's party, first Varsity football game '80. LIKE TO FORGET: bad dreams about David. FAVORITE SAYING: ayy, what's happening? Sue Murray LIKES: Danny, going out to eat. shopping. VIr. Kirwlla. math (some- times). kittens. Sammy, summer varation. DISLIKES: deadlines, homework, fighting, rain. cold. Dan's driving. FONDEST MEM- ORY : Junior Prom, making up. 8 1 80. Summers of 79 and 80, Wendy � 7 course meal, weekend at St. Benny's. LIKE TO FORGET: Lake Street's near sideswipe, 3 22 80. March 80. AMBITION: to be an engineer, to be happily successful, to gradu- ate. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Band. Stage Band, cruising around with Dan. Tom Newcomb LIKES: Sue K.. snowmo- biles. I.ynyrd Skynyrd. parties. DISLIKES: fickle people, big mouths. di� co. AMBI- TION: To finally get out of Chittenango. once and for all. LIKE TO FORGET: Snow- mobile fire. Mr. Sharpe's I 1 th grade S.S. FONDEST MEMORY: New Year's Eve (1979). trips from the fort. ACTIVITIES: sledding, building the fort, walking. Joe O'Brien LIKES: Sharon, concerts, winter basketball games, cruising, baseball, money, spring. Patriots. DISLIKES: losing games, arguing. Mr. Moore's film sessions, filling gas tank, working for money. AMBI- TION: move to Florida and get a great job, get married and own a condominium. FONDEST MEMORY : my uncle's wedding. LIKE TO FORGET: hitting tree stumps in cars. Lisa Obrist LIKES: collars up. Jexs. sum- mers. clothes, art. and OJ. DISLIKES: 7th period Spanish, tests, seafood, bratty kids. AMBITION: seek happiness for ever ness. FONDEST MEMORY: summer '79. Eric's parties. D'amicos pit slops, Jennifer's tent, DBC. the Dam LIKE TO FORGET: Feb 1980. soccer games. ACTIVITIES: V. Soc- cer. volleyball, softball, ski club. Spanish club. Dcbby Olson LIKES: sleeping, tennis, amping. parties, Steve, concerts. DIS- LIKES: getting up before I 1:00. Jex. good- byes. AMBITION: to go into business. FONDEST MEMORY: 11 18 79, NYC. Mahopac. LIKE TO FORGET: 3 15 78. summer '7 7. the Dam. 9 8 80. FAVORITE SAY ING: Hullo? Iley. chirk! Paul Oot LIKES: football. 69 green Chevy, track, having a good time, most sports. DISLIKES: work, the hill, home- work. being told what to do. AMBITION: to have a good time the rest of mv life. FOND- EST MEMORY : 8 7 79. 9 30 79. 12 31 79 to l l 80. 1980 football season. LIKE TO FORGET: lo lS 80. all bad times, a few davs during the summer of 1980. FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out. Karen Overton LIKES: Horses, softball, basketball, friends. Brazil, art, Kim. AMBI- TION: to find work and a life that I'll enjoy. FONDEST MEMORY: times with Janet. LIKE TO FORGET: Chemistry . FAVORITE SAYING: Nae entendi. ACTIVITIES: Class president, class secretary, Spanish Club. Honor Society, Cheerleader, basketball, church group, 4-11. foreign exchange stu- dent. Joe Perry LIKES: soccer, golf, “shootin hoop”, winning, the wall, the picture girl, Vlom and Dad. Vlatthew. DISLIKES: Losing, being on time, cold weather, parking lots. 171 manual labor. waking up. AMBITION: to graduate front college and 1m- Mim-v-ful. so I ran retire at agr 30. FONDEST MEMORY : 5 21 HO. Florida '80, Bear da . prom. l eating (Hinton. being ratrn bv a shark ( Mr. K.) LIKE TO FORGET: Doobie Brothers. Mount Ralph I and II. l-wheelin with Elmo. 7 I H 80. I hr last hurrah. FAN ORITE SAY • ING: 11 ' not the size of th«- -hip. it s tin- motion of I hr orran. Mirhrllr Peterson LIKES: oreos, soccer, fall � , family, my best fro nd. “Clickcy the orran. mt hrothrr. Xmas. DISLIKES: “bro- krn promises . g K dbycs. lies, being picked on. blushing. bring sick. AMBITION: to have m own brarh and li r thrrr forever. (TMLTCOMBj. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 27 80. 6 1 4 7V. 12 79, good times with friends LIKE TO FORGET: 6 7 80 FAVORITE SAVING: That . m I.nr! Lynn Pardrr LIKES: cosmetology. rat- ing. pizza. Fridats, bring marrird. DIS- LIKES: grtting out of brd, stuck up proplr. arguing with proplr. school food. AMBI- TION to br happy in my marnagr. to rarn a lot of monev in cosmetology. FONDEST MEMORY 6 23 79, New Year's Eve 79. meeting my husband. LIKE TO FORGET: I2 30 79, rafrtrria lunrh. Mr. Young on thr morning� in rafr. FAVORITE SAY ING: No kidding. Jrff Prrronr LIKES: music, winning. my strrro. mung. sorrrr. golf, Thr Wall. DIS- LIKES: Ralph, losing, nosry proplr. Irrturrs from Sr., mail boves, nailing. AMBITION: To live to see thr dav Perrv arrives rari)! FONDEST MEMORY: Mt. Ralph I and II. Florida '80. Washington I and 11. Prom night. Burch's rrsort. Toronto. LIKE TO FORGET: Doobir Brothers. Thr Last Hur- rah, i-wheelin (Elmo). FAVORITE SAY- ING: Y ou too! Greg Prawl LIKES: football. 68 Che- vrllr, Lori, 46 power, up north in thr woods, forts, zoom. my boat. DISLIKES: writing letters, bus rides, crashing, crew cuts, disco, liars, thr hill. AMBITION: tra el around thr world in a balloon with a krg. FONDEST MEMORY: Prom part). 5 I 2-13 78, Esta in thr Brr. Bear Da) LIKE TO FORGET: Superstyle supreme. Toron- to's elevators, double sessions. ACTIVITIES: snowmobiling. football, water-skiing, fish- ing. boating, skiing, hunting. Laurie Pump LIKES: General Hospital, fun. music, art. writing. DISLIKES: clean- ing house, nagging mothers. FONDEST MEMORY: Going to Burger King after BOCES 5 3 8O. LIKE TO FORGET: The gossip that Chittenango can dream up. ACTIVITIES: track, softball, music, singing. Jim. Patty Ratliff LIKES: Tom, my rat. friends, parties. DISLIKES: getting up in the morning. AMBITION: to live a long happv life and have lots of mone). FOND- EST MEMORY : 10 l5 80. LIKE TO FOR GET: CCS. Cliff Reals LIKES: cutting w x� d, III Scouts. I.andcruisers. motorcycles, hunting. DISLIKES: Paying bills. AMBITION: to work hard and earn a decent living. FOND- EST MEMORY: Filling out the guidance schedule sheets for 8 years. LIKE TO FOR- GET: having intake 12 years of school. Kim Reed LIKES: sunsets, summers on Ca|M- Cod. tennis, skiing, clothes. Fridays, and good tunes. DISLIKES: mondays. first periiMf. goodbyes, tests, dumb Jot, deadlines, rainy days. FONDEST MEMORY : Beaching it, Pippy. Karen. Kim. Jill, thr Brothers Four, summers of 79 and 80. FAVORITE SAYING: VIr. Roger's: “sure I know what ya mean?” Donna Reynolds LIKES: guys, parties, going out and having a good time. DIS- LIKES: getting into trouble, school. FOND- EST MEMORY: summer of 1980. LIKE TO FORGET: school. getting grounded. FAVORITE SAYING: Bummer. ACTIVI- TIES: soccer, baseball. W nidi Reach LIKES: my friends, family. yellow, sunsets, puppies, chocolate chip cookies, roses. DISLIKES: heights, bridges, getting up. broken promises, head-aches. AMBITION: To live in “the house and own a SI). FONDEST MEMORY: 8 31 80. basketball games. S 3 80. my birthdavs. CLRSP. LIKE TO FORGET Rochester 80. CLCP 79. FAVORITE SAYING: Go for it! Smile! Patsy Robinson LIKES: Charlie, horses, the country, my family, people who spread smiles. DISLIKES: snobs, failing at an attempt. FONDEST MEMORY: New Year's Eve 78. 8 23 77. LIKE TO FORGET: Summer 80, hard times. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Basically . AMBITION: to marry some- one very special and be happy. Scott Rohlin LIKES: Folks, sunsets, JF. Blue eyes, Yankees. Music, autumn. Sis’s, beast. Genesis, smiles. DISLIKES: torn ten- dons. physics labs. Gregorian chant, cold winter mornings, arguments, frowns, solos. AMBITION rBAHSPHAMAMMWLlA- CIGHSPBR FONDEST MEMORY: Sum mer '80. Toronto '78, 8 9 80, California 76, California 79. musicals. Montreal 80. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing, for life is short and meant to be remembered in the whole. FAVORITE SAY ING: Through it all we can always smile that familiar smile. Marie Sassano LIKES: Bryan C.. family, my cat W hiskers. skiing, parties, autumn, money. DISLIKES: fighting, getting up for school, being hurt. BK. being so far away from BC. FONDEST MEMORY: Trip to NYC. 8 17. 8 22. Trip to NF. Jr. Prom. BBGW L LIKE TO FORGET: 2 16 80. 9 12. 6 26-30 80. 10 l 80, SMFT. TDIG- DACNM. DS. FAVORITE SAYING: Say what? Sue Saltier LIKES: WJR's, soaps. DP, the sube. j-friends. driving, concerts. Seger. DISLIKES: waiting, my pretty feet, spiders, boredom, chem. orange roses, the Florida Shakes AMBITION: to have the humps, drive my car to France, Alfred with Pam. FONDEST MEMORY: Parties, cheerlead- ing, Florida '80. Burch's resort, Toronto. 2 l 4. LIKE TO FORGET: Jo's sunburn, nag- ging, letdowns. 2 nights. FAVORITE SAY- ING: That's incredible!!! Jerry Schad LIKFIS: Shelley, Via and Pop. Keder Khan. Gram Mone . JG. DIS- LIKES: Lonely moments, no car. LS. Cl|. times with Shell. AMBITION: TBSIW |. DATMSFAI HEATH AGSEWSBWGM FONDEST MEMORY Jr Prom. II 3 79, summer of '80. times spent with Shelley. FAVORITE SAYING: If at first you don't succeed, the heck with it. Sheila Schiebler LIKES: mom and dad VIW . concerts, music, good times, the gang Christmas season. DINI.IKF!S ME. Mondays. Liars, having my picture taken, being tug ged on. people who don't like me. AMBI- TION to become a secretary, get a van with a picture on the side and a trans-am FOND- EST MEMORY: 5 30 80. 5 17 71. Queen concert, summer 80. FAVORITE SAYING: no problem, for sure. no. I don't know . Tim Schwab 1.1KKS: JK. BV, MB. dedi- cated people, the Yankees, the mucks. DIS- LI K FIS: surprise quizzes, research papers, useless endeavors. FONDEST MEMORY: Florida 80. playing in Yankee Stadium, singing with JvKJ. Spring musical 81. I.IKF. TO FORGET: piano lessons (but not how to play). French I FA VORITE SAYING: I will do no homework before it's time. ACTIVI- TIES Honor society. Bear Facts. Yearlxnik photographer. Muckateers. Safety club, JAJ. Roger Shepard LIKtCS: Lisa, parties, good times, the fort, skiing, concerts, “miller killers. the gang. Mom and Dad. DISLIKES: Beat days, school, getting up on cold days, losers, hangovers. FONDEST MEMORY : Skiing 79, 8 II 62. Trips to Arizona 76. '77. '78 LIKE TO FORGET: 4 I.3 79. h 29 79. 1 1 23 80. New Year's eve. FAVORITE SAYING: “You e such a puppy. AMBITION: To make a lot of money and be happy . Jeff Sherlock 1.1KFIS: hunting, fishing, outdoors, motorcycles, music, badgers. DIS- LI K FIS: school fads, two-faced people, laws, stereotyping, war. AMBITION: to get a 12 point buck. LIKF! TO FORGET: missing 8 point buck, school, and John l ennon's death. Denise Simmons LIKES: Pink, whales. Mass, dame lessons, GS, art. DISLIKES: snobs. BK. BOCES bus rides, spelling. AMBITION: to become a famous fashion model FONDEST MEMORY 8 16 80, end of year picnics. LIKF. TO FORGET: 10 I I 80. skating with Doug. Robert Skinner LIKE!S: Dallas Cow boys. Bosov. '69 Toreno, family. Cheerleaders, the General. DISLIKF!S: goodbyes, soccer, gas prices, soap operas, dressing up. AMBI- TION: to bowl professionally, become a good wood worker. I.IKF! TO FORGET: My first (only) car accident, the muck 9 22 80, Joe P. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, bowling, driving, being on Chestnut Ridge Rd.. camp- ing. Rob Snyder I.IKF!S: sports, helping peo- ple. Dehli lama, winning. The Car� , the claw. Yankees. Master� , TANG. DISLIKES: Pessimists, conceit, homework. Holland Pat- ent. baseball teams, losing, llamas. AMBI- TION: To obtain a doctorate in family medi- cine. FONDEST MEMORY: F!arth Science 172 field trip to Toronto 78. LIKE TO FOR- GET: ChrmiMry, level 2, collrgr English. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, Who'� Who, Sullivan Community Sport� Program, Var- iety Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Intramural� . in trouble, ga� price� . AMBITION: to play pro ha� eball or golf. FONDEST MEMORY: fall of 80 with � omeone special. LIKE TO FORGET: 8 16 78. 10 3l 79 FAVOR ITE SAYING: The ultimate. Scot I Smithler LIKES: Gulf Road, the gang, field� , parties, big bump� , concert� , Craig � 41. DISLIKES: Dead end� . know-it- alls, going home at 2 am. fake� . AMBITION To become a great stuntman. FONDEST MEMORV: Every Friday and Saturday night I IK F It t FORGET: all the bad tun -� , lo l 7 80 FAVORITE SAYING: Get outta my %� ay. Craig Sternberg LIKES: partie� . con- cert� . girl� . crui� ing. skiing, tune� . DIS- LIKES: Disco, loser� . AMBITION: In- rich, be happy and see the Who. FONDEST MEMORY: 1979, the fort, fishing in Can- ada LIKE TO FORGET: 8 29 79, motor- cycle� FAVORITE SAYING. “Don't be afraid. Pat Sweeney LIKES: friend� , AJH, the sound of a steel guitar. wind. DISLIKES: Gina. JL. Chill, slereoty ping. BL. FG. mem- ories. the future. AMBITION: to lx happy someday. FONDEST MEMORY: Saratoga. LIKE TO FORGET: ju� t about everything. ACTIVITIES: living, work. ZSDRP. crush- ing. talking, dragon taming. Kelly Talbot LIKES: being with friends, warm sunny day� , smile� , rainbow� , music, my family. DISLIKES: people with cloned mind� , being cold. having friends misunder- standing� . AMBITION: to find a super col- lege and work mv hardest in Communica- tion� FONDEST MEMORA : TS, Cape Cod, 76. 77, 79. '80. talking with Shre. FAVORITE SAYING: Purple! Hey, Chick! ACTIVITIES: J J. fall play� , musical� , cho- rus. field hockey . Steve Tarhay LIKES: golf, soccer, com- puter� , photography, friends, skiing. DIS- LIKES I evel II. Spanish. Yankees. Cafete- ria food. AMBITION: ski down Mt. Everest, and sail around the world. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Bear Dav. Toronto, summer 79. 80. LIKE TO FORGET: everything ACTIVI- TIES: Golf, soccer, track. CAP. hunting, fishing, mountain climbing, skiing, photog- raphy . Guy Taylor LIKES: soccer, hunting, fishing, summer� , sunsets on O.L.. fall, vaca- tion� . science, friends, family. DISLIKES: losing. Monday mornings, boredom. AMBI- TION: to become successful in whatever I choose to do. FONDEST MEMORY: Toronto. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, hunting, fishing. Keith Teachout LIKES: Art, antique� . Dennis, stained gla ss, music. DISLIKES: everything not mentioned above. AMBI- TION: to become a successful artist and to own a house that � at least 200 years old. FONDEST MEMORY: Driver Ed with Karen and Alice, painting the mural. LIKE TO FORGET: Jr. year, driving on the wrong side of the road during my road test. FAVORITE SAYING: Don't worry about it! Todd Thayer LIKES: Joanne. Dallas Cowboy� . Pirates. '69 Chev 80, 10 15 80. DISLIKES: errors, getting baseball. . 9 22 Brenda Torres LIKES: parties. SMA (Santa). JTB (Bug� y ), friends. Mike. MSB � car. bowling. Syracuse. DISLIKES: stuck- up� . snob� , two-faced people. JFM. AMBI- TION: to pa� � my road test, to graduate, to have a successful life. FONDEST MEMORA : going out with Mike Bordell. meeting Glen. Dana. Timmy, Nick, and other friends. LIKE TO FORGET: moment� spent with JFM, 10 16 80. FAVORITE SAYING: Yeehah! Sherry Trauh LIKES: family, friends, eating perfume Kimbie� . skiing, music. CCS sports, traveling. “The Wall.” DIS- LIKES: getting up, slush, rain, pain, not having money, being bored. AMBITION: To know w hat l m going to do and be successful at it. FONDEST MEMORY: Toronto (both times). D.C., T-V champs 78, Cheap Trick. Jr Prom. FAVORITE SAYING: Deja vu ya know? ACTIVITIES: running. J J. class activities. Honor Society. Ben Trode LIKES: LLL. blonde� , par- ties, motorcycles. DISLIKES: IK., A W � , m IhmiI huchaa. AMBITION: air plane pilot. FONDEST MEMORY: l 6 79. summer '80. LIKE TO FORGET: one fatal accident, first football game of 79. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Of course. Pam Troup LIKES: Doug, Lorraine, Cherie. Craig, Cliff. Scott, Danny, Camp, salt. DISLIKES: winter, being hurt, not see- ing my friends, worms. AMBITION: to live in a penthouse and lx- rich, TMDR in 10 year� . FONDEST MEMORY: 7 15 78. July '79. August '80, being I orraine's best friend, poking Scott. LIKE TO FORGET: running the 2 mile in spring track, eating Danny's peaches. ACTIVITIES: forgetting homework, spending my paychecks. Craig Tucker LIKES: Funky Phil, con- certs. my 41. SC. Scott's car, 2:08. the gang. Aamaha. Creek Road. DISLIKES: Communications. 283 Chevy � , getting caught, no way out. AMBITION: to become a great moto-crosser. FONDEST MEMORY: the day I got mv truck on the road. LIKE TO FORGET: a Friday night. FAVORITE SAYING: Junk it. Dan Turk LIKES: Ford van� , playing drum� , easy going teachers. DISLIKES: snob� , rust, body work. AMBITION: to get in a successful rock group, and to have a long life. FONDEST MEMORY: filling out those stupid yellow guidance schedules. LIKE TO FORGET: fixing headsets in the AV room. ACTIVITIES: drumming, stage band. Debbie Turner LIKES: Boomer, “the shop,” family , SG, G or V . DISLIKES: the big “7”, getting up. study halls. AMBI- TION: To do whatever I can and make a mil- lion. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 9 80. 6 2 80, times with M.E., and L.Y., V.A.. L.G., “the beach”. LIKE TO FORGET: THEE SATURDAY, 2 16 80, 5 29 79. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Quite the bummer!! Pete Vitagliano LIKES: Mom and Dad, parlies. NYC, money, my second family, the Sube. my � i� . Dodger� . DISLIKES: too many question� , bald dog� , early morning� . Ralph, pancakes, having no plan� . AMBITION: to live on a tropical island, away from reality. FONDEST MEMORA : Burch � re� ort, time� with the crew. Florida four times. May '80. LIKE TO FORGET: New Aears '80. eating rock� , the expedition, getting caught by the egg FAVORITE SAYING: “Wanna bet?” Pam Vittorio LIKES: people, music, art, performing, piano, antique� , ballet, the out- door� . sport� , writing, kittens. DISLIKES: phonies, sometime friends, back-stabbers, the word� “can't and “if . AMBITION: to write a top-ten � ong and lx famous. FOND- EST MEMORA: Girls' State, musical� . Thanksgiv ing� in Watertown. 12 80. LIKE TO FORGET: Spring '78, knowing certain people, laryngitis! ACTIV I TIES: Band, J J, Track. Dixieland hand. Girl � choir, wres- tling scorekeeper. plays, musicals. Honor Society. Girls State. Bob Vivelo LIKES: music, tennis, my close friend� , making people happy, smiles. (Kcar DISLIKES: losing, beets, catching cold, when my voice squeaks, snow, unhappy people. AMBITION: to lx happy and successful in whatever I do. FONDEST MEMORY: Washington 80. play� , musical� , all the good times I've had at CCS. LIKE TO FORGET: the crowded bus rides. FAVOR- ITE SAAING: “Yeah, really. “It's not what you do; it � how you do it. ACTIVI- TIES: J J. tennis. Palladium staff. Honor Society. Drama club, plays, musicals. Bear Facts. SAVE, volleyball intramural� . Ken Wagner LIKES: parties, snow, hunting, driving. Florida. DISLIKES: the color� on Mr Talbot's office rug. a five-day school week, getting up early. AMBITION: to become a professional beach bum. FOND- EST MEMORY: Mias Catiline's Food� and Nutrition class, the Junior prom. Journey concert and Ix ri. LIKE TO FORGET: Mr. Hutko's 1 1th grade homeroom, morning of th. prom. FAVORITE SAYING: That's cool. Ed Wall LIKES: wrestling, hunting, Mary, having a good time. DISLIKES: rainy football practice, weight, the hill. FOND- EST VIE MORA: Junior Wrestling season. LIKE TO FORGET: getting taken down twelve time� in one match. FAVORITE SAYING: It'� a hand grenade. ACTIVITIES: wrestling, football, hunting, fishing. Linda W assel LIKES: Mom, Dad, the gang. NB. good time� . Genesis, parties, late- night fires. DISLIKES: getting hassled, rainy days on the Point, criticism, two-faced people. AMBITION: to be what I'm cut out to be. and live a full life. FONDEST MEM- ORY: Bob's wedding, dirt roads. Snuffy's boat, good times with the gang. LIKE TO FORGET: KD's party, red addidas shirts, bruised thumb� . FAVORITE SAAING: Really ? a-huh. Kent Webster LIKES: skating, parties, girls, cars. Genesis, Led Zeppelin. DIS- LIKES: stuck-up people, punk rock. LIKE TO FORGET: Nov. 22, 1980. FAVORITE SAAING: “Sure. I knew that.” ACTIVI- TIES: playing guitar, work, listening to good bands, concerts. Ru s Wchnrr LIKES: off, MIM.. laughing. good time , driving, lounging. DISLIKES: homework. pain. boring eiperi- «•nm. filling out shells like ihfM . AMBI- TION to be happy and financially comfort- able. FONDEST MEMORY: pacing my road let. Jr Prom. CBC, THACC. LIKE TO FORGET: It worked I forgot! FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Yes, I'm going to school tomorrow . . . maybe. David Wrat LIKES: Mary k., YAC, Helping people, friend . American History, politic . DISLIKES: hypocrite , stuck up people, prejudice. AMBITION: to become pre ident; try to be the fir l hone t politi- cian. FONDEST MEMORY: election day . State Cancer meeting , croquet with M R., tudent council. LIKE TO FORGET: tupid mi take . cast , chili, cold morning , being sick. FAVORITE SAY ING: “Anyone can be mart. but no one can be smartest.” ACTIV- ITIES: Student Council. Youth Against Can- cer. BSASAL. Young Republican . Wres- tling. Soccer, Track. Lorraine Vi hippie LIKES: Chri B., Pam, Cherie, Scott. Craiger. the rest of the gang, parties. Molsen. DISLIKES: accidents, spider . FONDEST MEMORY: Summer 79. field days, parties at the park. Prattl Fall . Gulf Road. LIKE TO FORGET: JB. MO. our accident on Oct. 13, 1980. bad times. FAVORITE SAYING: It's cool. ACTIVI- TIES: skiing, camping, cruising around Fay- etteville. Janecc V� i ner LIKES: JDS. go«� d time with True friend . Snotse, 33. it. art. GIL Mom and Dad. mitten . DISLIKES: people saying my name wrong, goodbyes, snob . hiccups, gossip. FONDEST MEMORA: one BB game, all the craxy times with my friend . Toronto, December '79. LIKE TO FORGET: Ditches, learning the hard way. window walking, not able to gel rid of some- one. BK A.MBI riON: to always be happy . Ken Woodruff LIKES: D.A., Ford trucks, taking it easy. DISLIKES: the town, bn ride to BOCES, RGSS, itches. AMBI- TION: to become successful, to be happy. LIKE TO FORGET: Junior vear, home. FAVORITE SAYING: Not too shabby. ACTIVITIES: Tuning out, J.O.. Dates, arm- chairquarterbacking. HBO. Tammy Wooldridge LIKES: Dan. my family, Tuttles, fast car , loud music, good friends, parties. DISLIKES: fight with Dan, people who talk without knowledge. AMBI- TION: lx a nurse and marry Dan. FOND- EST MEMORY: 4 27 80, 5 5 80, S l l 80. 7 26 80, 8 12 80, 8 25 77. 8 28 80. Europe, Toronto. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 26 80, summer 79. 7 31 80. FAVOR- ITE SAY ING: You got hope . Jamie Wright LIKES: Nancy, being alone, talking to her, winning. Mom and Dad. Em and Paul. DISLIKES: being forgot- ten. thought of letting go. losing, not having sports. AMBITION: TBWTNAR. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 22 79. 8 21 79. Toronto, time with Nancy. LIKE TO FORGET: I- W heelin with Elmo, week after Toronto. Webber Mt FAVORITE SAYING: Come here. Lisa Young LIKES: Saturday nights, being with my friends, summer, good times, Iniat ride . DISLIKES: rainy day , nosey people, being alone, answering certain ques- tion . YMBIIION to be happy, always FONDEST MEMORY: summer 1980, being with uncle. 8 29 80. Putt-Putt with Ricky LIKE TO FORGET: my Junior year, “TIIE SATL RDAY NIGIIT,” school dances, a bon- fire. FAVORITE SAYING: How � it goin ? Wendy achew LIKES: Danny, bunnic- sunny bike ride , buggies. Mom and Dad drawing, and feeling free. DISLIKEn Lonely time , too many puddles when I have m new sneakers on. FONDEST MEMORY 6 14 78, 6 ll 79. 6 14 80, and most likely 6 l 1 81, 6 l l «2. 6 l | 83 AMBITION: to draw lots of little bunnies, have lot of little babies, and to always have hope. LIKE TO FORGET: the lime it hurt too much to touch the ground. FAVORITE SAY ING: “Huggy time.” “Peace and bunni- hood. “I love Danny. Dan Gaffaney LIKES: Wendy, buggies. Mom and Dad. happy times, sunny days. Chemistry. DISLIKES: Sadness, the time� we cried, worrying about anything. FOND- EST MEMORY : meeting Wendy, 6 14 78- 80. AMBITION: To always have enough of everything that counts; to become a chemi- cal engineer. LIKE TO FORGET: the time I failed. FAVORITE SAYING: “don't worry.” “I love W endy . Alan Zecher LIKES: home game , foot- ball. soccer, being by myself in the outdoors, being with friends. DISLIKES: stuck up peo- ple. AMBITION: to hang glide. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 l 80-8 l2 80. 9 5 80. LIKE TO FORGET: the day my bike was hit. ACTIVITIES: Drama, radio club, foot- ball. The Boss' Physics CAub Index Administration p. 8 Advertisements p. 147-163 Audio Visual Club p. I 30 Baseball Boys'Varsity p. 102 Basketball Boys' Varsity p. 1 1 2 Jr. Varsity p. 1 1 2 Freshman p. 1 1 3 Eighth Grade p. 1 I 3 Girls' Varsity p. 1 1 7 Jr. Varsity p. 1 1 7 Bear Day p. 1 4 Board of Education p. 9 Bowling Boys' V arsity p. 1 16 Jr. Varsity p. 116 Girls' p. 1 1 9 Boys' State p. 49 Cheerleading pp. 1 20-1 2 1 Chorus Sr. High p. 138 Jr. High p. 1 39 Clarinet Ensemble p. 1 41 Class Favorites Most Artistic p. 57 Most Athletic p. 51 Class Couple p. 53 Most Dependable p. 51 Best Dressed p. 58 Class Flirst p. 54 Most Frizz p. 55 Most Gullible p. 59 Most Influential p. 52 Most Musical p. 53 Best Personality p. 56 Most Quiet p. 56 Most Sarcastic p. 58 Cutest Smile p. 57 Most Studious p. 52 Most Likely to Succeed p. 50 Most Talkative p. 54 Vlutt and Jeff p. 55 Most Likely to ... p. 59 Class Officers p. 77 Concert Band p. 137 Cross Country Boys' Varsity p. 1 09 Jr. Varsity p. I 09 Girls' p. I I I DAR Good Citizen p. 49 Dedication pp. 4-5 Dixieland Band p. I 40 Drama Club p. 129 Eighth Grade Band p. I 39 Faculty pp. 81-100 Field Hockey Football Varsity p. 108 Jr. Varsity p. I 08 Freshman p. 1 08 Foreward pp. 2-3 Girls' State p. 44 Golf p. 103 Honor Society Senior Members p. 128 Junior Members p. 1 28 Junior Honor Society p. 1 28 Indoor Track Boys’ p.116 Girls p. 1 1 9 Junior Prom pp 6-7 Jentones and Jenlries p. 136 Likes and Dislikes pp. 167-174 Memoriam p. 46 Muckateers p. 129 Musical p. 10-11 Orchestra p. 138 Palladium Staff p. 1 26-1 27 Poem by Mary Stevens p. 78 Project Advance Biology p. 133 Senior Babies p. 60 Senior Class Officers p. 48 Senior Class Will p. 4 1 -45 Senior Formats pp. 17-40 Soccer Varsity p. 1 06 Jr. Varsity p. 107 Freshmen p. 107 Softball p. 105 Stage Band p. 1 36 Superintendent p. 9 Tennis Boys' Varsity p. 103 Boys'Jr. Varsity p. 103 Girls' p. 1 1 1 Track Boys' p. 103 Girls' p. 105 Underclass Juniors pp. 62-64 Sophomores pp. 65-67 Freshmen pp. 68-71 Eighth Grade pp. 72-76 Volleyball Varsity p. 1 1 8 Jr. Varsity p. 1 18 Eighth Grade p. 118 Woodw ind Ensemble p. 141 W resiling Varsity p. 1 14 Jr. Varsity p. 114 Eighth Grade p.115 176