Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

DEDICATION.......................................................2 ADMINISTRATION................................................ t| foreword........................................................... SENIORS ............. UN D« CLASS fBCULTY . . . SPORTS . . . Acnvmes . music..... . S6 . SI .103 .127 IM3 ADVCRTISeMEurS................................................IS I SENlOt UK« + blSUKES.........................................164 mt ifork el) NfU� A' DEDICATION MRS. PASTO The graduating class of 1982 would like to dedicate this year- book to Mrs. Nella Pasto. She has been known to most students for teaching various Social Studies courses, including Psychology and Sociology. However, Mrs. Pasto has been more than just a teacher. Put- ting all her personal problems aside, she has devoted much of her free time to solving our problems. Be it social, academic, or family difficulties, Mrs. Pasto has always come up with good answers. Despite her motherly attributes, she gives advice as if she were a close friend and keeps conversations in the strictest of confidence. Her absence in the fall made us realize how empty our lives would be without her divine knowledge and guidance. We hope to see her smiling face in the halls of C.C.S. for many years to come. 2 MR. McCANN Although Mr. Mr(jnn ha� only been teaching Social Studies at C.C.S. for a couple of years. hi� name is very familiar to all of u� . lie take on many responsibilities including Junior Claw adviiior and coor- dinator of the Harvest Dinner. Beside� this, he coaches the boys' foot- ball and basketball teams, and the girls' track team. Iflis famous words, “I K A BOZO, will echo in our minds for many years. We wish to remember him for his truly unique personality and enthusiasm. Thanks. Mr. McCann, for making these last few years memorable. MR. SMITH The Class of I982 would like to show their appreciation to Coach Smith. Not only did he help bring our freshman football team to an undefeated season three years ago. but he is always there to give us help in solving our problems and to lend encouragement in our daily tasks. And we shall never forget one of his sayings: No, winning isn't everything, but if someone has to lose, let it be the other guy. For all of these things we thank you. Mr. Smith. APPRECIATION MR. SMOLNYCKI Everyone in the music department can appreciate the hard work Mr. Smolnycki puts in each year. Besides directing the band and musical orchestra, he has recently expanded the department by adding a Dixieland Band. It's obvious that he does more than his job requires. He's always willing to give up his lunch period to make up lessons. We, the Class of 1982, will remember him for his dedication, and his love of Chopsticks. ADMINISTRATION To The Class of 1982, At commencement you will reach one plateau in your lives. You should be proud of this achievement and at the same time realize that there are other hills to climb. I hope that each of you will be able to achieve success and happiness in your lives without doing so at the expense of others. I wish you good health and happiness in your future. To The Class of 1982: For twelve years you have been a member of a mini-society for several hours each day. Your personal and social responsibilities here have been allowed to grow slowly. Consciously or subconsciously you have passed many portals and you now stand on the last threshold here, ready to pass into a society from which there are no vacations and where the requirements are the same for all. Our job is done, yours is just beginning. The competition will be great regardless of your endeavors but your success will be measured only by your level of personal and social responsibility. Although your paths may separate here, you still touch each other through the society you create. Your time has come — your contributions and responsibilities to society are expected, may they give you great pride. u{iLjfnUk William A. Moth William A. Moth Assistant Principal 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION WARREN E. JEROME SUPERIN- TENDENT OF SCHOOLS Seated: Sandra C. Button. Mary Ann Me in er. Barbara T. Martin. Standing G. Jame Traub. Donald P. Colella. Brian Barn™. Michael P. Schmidt. Elio Mariani. � FOREWORD We all have at leaat one goal in life — a rainbow we want to build. We often rely on past experiences and acquaintances to guide us and to help us attain our goals. On June twenty-sixth, the Senior Class will reach one goal — graduation. However, we could not achieve this honor without experiencing all that we did this last year. This year's Palladium commemorates our Senior year and the rainbows we tried to build. The theme, Memories are rainbows that soon fade, but reoccur in a special way,” was chosen because every time we open our 1982 Palladiums, we will relive a part of our lives that fades with each passing year. — L.M.B.— ft 6 TEACHERS HELPING STUDENTS Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Webber Mrs. Ivers Mr. Sweeney 10 That's the last button I'll ever buy! Mr. Smith I anyone looking? Hi. Mr Wheeler!!! 13 Brian and Mirhrllr If alive! Com hrrr and uy that. M.kr Davr and Linda Lina and Tammy 14 Another one bile the du t. Inseparable friends Lei'� have ela oul here! Another new shirt? Kim and Michelle back in eighth grade. Chittenango scores! ' These office jobs are great! Oh, no! 17 Mark Barrett Victor Basile Michelle Beeman 18 David Cole Deborah Cole Michelle Button Tammy Carter Daniel Cook David Button Jeffrey Carpenter Gary Coop« r Brian Decker Marsha DeForest James DeMario William Detore Sheila DeVaul Renee Deyo Joseph DiChristina Kevin Danehy Laura Delahunt 24 Rayma Gifford Janet Gillette Susan Green Mark Harris David Harvey Vanessa Hoffman 25 Loreen Hopkins Mary House Lorie Howard Patricia Hoyt Lonny Reach Monica Kelsey Linda Kenneson ■ Annalisa Iaconis William Jarvis Jeffrey Kingsley Karin Kleiterp Dale Kupfer Michael Lacy Kenneth LaMontagne Norman Landers Linda I eo William Long Linda Lang 27 Patrice Matina Tracy McDougal Arthur Maslak Patrick McCarthy Lisa Makowski Susan Marker! Michael Marshall Melinda Matzell Mark Meyers Connie Miller Colleen Moynihan Daniel MeGee John MeM orris Robert Meredith Barbara Mudge Theresa Murray Alec Naugle Barbara Ostrander Roxanna Palm Sharon Oakley Irene Olmsted Bridget O'Toole Christopher Perry Richard Peters Sylvia Peters David Petersen Sharon Phelps Brenda Pomeroy 31 Glenn Roehm Timothv Rose Christopher Russell Lisa Sadler Sara Sam.seI Donald Sandford Gregory Saltier kathv Sattler Paul Sehwarz Patti Shipley Paul Smith Robert Sperry 34 Edward Swank Pamela Swank Scott VanAtter 35 Laurie Wehner Rhonda Wilcox I imothy Wooldridpr Shellev Visser Patli Wall Monica Weeks Michelle Veitch David Verne Paulette Laneuville OTHER SENIORS James Colling Ralph Field Kimberly Hotaling Kathy Jakubowski Peter Jakubowski Robert Meyers Robert St. Andrew Glenn Wilson 37 CLASS WILL I, Cris Alger, leave my ability to brownnose to my sisters, Jaye and Heidi, for future use. I, Debbie Allen, leave Sandy the bus 113 bus driver. I, Mark Barrett, leave my ability to beat the system to the highest bidder. I, Victor Basile, leave all of my flirting to my brother, Dave. I, Michelle Beeman, leave this school to anyone who's stupid enough to want it. I, Mandy Benz, bequeath to Amy the job of keeping Mr. Smith always on his guard. I, Andy Bertrand, leave my authority to Mr. Cummings. I, John Boswell, leave Reenie McPhilmy my driving abilities, because if she drives like Amy, she’s going to need it. I, Dave Breed, leave for school 10 minutes late. I, Michele Brisbin, leave my brothers. Bill, Bob, and Tim, the ability not to get caught. I, Kim Brown, leave the school lunches to anyone desperate enough to eat them. I, Linda Brzuskiewicz, leave my uncanny ability to distinguish between wanted and unwanted perverts to Mr. Kentch's future Driver Ed. students. I, Daryl Busch, leave behind my height to Mrs. Pinegar, and the school to my brothers. I, Michelle Button, leave my height to the Varsity Basket- ball team in hopes of a more successful season. I, Matt Campbell, leave my brother, Harry, the team sports in hopes that he’s a little better than I was so he won't sit as much. I, Jeff Carpenter, leave my memories of Pat and our talent. I, Tammy Carter, leave my overactive hormones to science to see w hat makes a pervert work. I, David Cole, leave all the 8th graders the pleasure of the next 4 years ahead of them. 1, Brenda Coon, leave all of the school's fun times to my son, David. I, Becky Cooper, leave Mr. Erion by himself in the morning. 1, Brenda Cooper, leave C.C.S. to my brother, Todd. I, Peter J. Curinga, leave my ability to disrupt class and ask stupid questions to my two brothers, (God help you. Miss Catalano). I also leave my official list of jokes and cheers to Chris Murray. I, Kevin Danehy, leave my 97« Kmart hands and my superlative debating capabilities to my sister, Kara. I, Steve Davidson, leave graduating from C.C.S. to any un- fortunate senior. I, Marsha DeForest, give away all the rotten times I had in jail. I, Jim DeMario, leave all my good times from C.C.S. to my little cousin when she can handle them. I, Laura Delahunt, leave all future Math 12 and Calculus students the ability to match their socks and belts for Mr. Kinsella. I, Renee Deyo, leave my shorts and sneakers to Mr. Gordon. I, Joe DiChristina, leave my superlative ability to keep stats to my handsome buddy, Mike Mac. I, Patty Dlugozima, leave my brother. 38 Michael, the grades I got in school in order for him to pass high school. I, Stacy Dymond. leave my ability to cut cake and stay awake 36 straight hours to Deanna Costanzo, my Ziggys to Jonesie. my B “regulars” to Mr. Smolnycki, and my smiles to everyone. I, Heather Ehmke, leave my sister, Lee, in the hopes that she will enjoy her high school years as much as I did. I leave all the remaining piano players the joy of accompa- nying chorus. I leave Mr. Callaghan full use of his office and the fun of breaking in a new accompanist. I, Molly Farley, leave nothing because I gained nothing. I, Gina Fayette, leave all my good study habits and good at- tendance to my poor brother and others like him, who have 3 more years to go. I, Dianne Flynn, leave my perfect attendance to my two brothers, Tim and Paul and my favorite “Part-time” teacher, Mr. Dief, to anyone who knows how to operate the “fast forward” on his movie projector. I, Arlene Francis, leave my brother, Greg, all my old lockers, in hopes that he can remember the combinations. I, Julie Gauthier, leave to my sister, Beth, all the hunks in this school (ha, ha!) I, Amy Gaylord, leave the outrageous school lunches to Al Peters. I, Chris Gehring, leave my mother's signature to my brother. Bill. I, Graeme Gemmell, leave the school lunch to all you poor souls. 1, Rayma Gifford, leave my modesty to my brother, Rob. 1, Janet Gillette, leave to my sister, Karen, all the good times 1 had at C.C.S. 1, Susan Green, leave all the good times and good friends to my sister, Melanie. I, Jim Haas, leave the school lunches to whoever's stomach can handle it. I, David Harvey, leave nothing because I have very little to give and all I have is all 1 need. I, Vanessa Rae Hoffman, leave my senior privileges and my brother, Jimmy Joseph, to Lisa Holt. 1, Lori Hopkins, leave my grades in gym to Salli Jennings. I, Lorie Howard, leave Wendy Reach the ambition to chase the guys left. I, Patti Hoyt, leave nothing because I need everything I have. I, Annalisa Iaconis, leave Kim Jasmin all the good times yet to come. I, Bill Jarvis, leave my skateboard to anyone who can ride it as well as I could. I, Monica Kelsey, leave saying good luck to all the teachers, because there's more Kelseys coming, and thank you to my 10-13-3. I, Linda Kenneson, leave all the lockers that don t lock to my brother and sister. I, Dale Kupfer, leave 10 to Ed Nortrup. I, Mike Lacy, leave this place and promise not to return. I, Norm Landers, leave my study habits to anyone who can handle the fear of just getting by. I, Linda Lang, leave “Millie” three more years to go. I, Paulette Laneuville, leave my little sister, Polly, 3 more years at C.C.S. I, Linda Leo, leave all the rest of the artistic work for the library to be done by my brother, Ricky. I, Bill Long, leave Mrs. Keck my loudest scream. I, Dave Longden, leave my 126 lb. spot to Mike Suchewski. I, Wayne Loper, leave my brother, Andy, the privilege of breaking in Mr. Moth. I, Lisa Makowski, leave my brothers, Kevin and Jeff, the ability to think up something clever for the class will because I sure can't. 39 I, Mike Marshall, leave this school to whoever wants it. I, Arthur Maslak, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Walker to anyone who likes to argue. I, Trice Matina, leave to “Bicki” my old clothes so, once again, she may become “Calamity Jane.” I, Melinda Malzell, leave to Jonny everything in Chit- tenango High School, good things and bad, I know he'll make the most of it. I, Pat McCarthy, leave it to Mr. Di to warn me he is com- ing (Cough). 1, Tracy McDougal, leave the teachers at C.C.S., to my brothers and wish them good luck! I, John McMorris, leave my 4th grade spelling ability to Mrs. Walker's class. 1, Colleen Moynihan, leave my mind, my body, and my soul to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Theresa Murray, leave to Mr. Talbot, my brother, Chris! I, Alec Naugle, leave all my knowledge and know how in the art of deception to any unlucky soul who gets blamed for everything. I, Sharon Northrup, leave all the great times with the Crew of 82 to Mike Suchewski, in hopes that his senior year will be as great as mine. I, Sharon Oakley, leave all my determination (which paid off) to Tina Hoffman. I, Renee Olmsted, leave my smiles and all the sunshine in the world with hopes that they will continue to brighten the life of a special friend in Rm. 131. I, Karen Osada, leave my ability to talk my way out of things to anyone who wants it. I, Barb Ostrander, leave Stan Boronczyk lots of study halls to sit in alone with nothing to do. 1, Bridget O’Toole, being the last of the 10 Eager O'Toole graduates, leave Chittenango High School to rest. I, Chris Perry, leave C.C.S. with a saying: “Never look back . . . there could be someone gaining. 1, Ricky Peters, will leave this school to Mr. Bellosa and Mr. Smolnycki. I, David Petersen, leave Coach Gordon. I, Sharon Phelps, leave my l.B.T.s to Amy, in hopes that she will find an exercise that works. I, Brenda Pomeroy-Muckateer, leave nothing. “All for me, none for you.” I, Shari Popluhar, leave the junk food line to my brother, Doug. I, Vinette Pugliano, leave the underclassmen on bus 65 a new driver, (Have fun). I, Karin Ralston, leave all the teachers to figure out which Ralston I am! I, Phil Randall, leave. I, Kathy Rao, leave my freckles to Franky and James Curinga. I, Lewis Reals, leave “the Drip” for Doug to take over. I, Cathy Riano, take the knowledge I gained from C.C.S. and E.S.M. I, Mary Kathleen Rice, leave Mr. Kentch’s cushion and jokes to the next short person in summer driver ed. I, Glenn Roehm, leave this school to all the poor unfor- tunate kids who can't get out. I, Chris Russell, left my teeth when I bit into a hamburger one day in the cafeteria. I, Sara Samsel, leave Mr. Pitoniak a pair of scissors and a razor to cut off his beard. 1, Don Sandford, leave nothing, there’s nothing to leave behind. I, Greg Saltier, bequeath the Sattler legacy to my brother, Eric. I, Kathy Sattler, leave Susan Boeding the C.C.S. hurdles to fall over. I, Paul Schwarz, bequeath my racewalking 40 ability to anyone who wants to make a fool of himself for eight minutes. I, Becky Seamans, leave a lifetime prescription of valium to Mrs. Ivers. I, Caryn Sellers, leave to the two remaining Musketeers (Chris and Sue), my favorite cleats and 12 for soccer. Carry on! I, Susan Shearer, will leave my job to anyone. I, Paul Smith, leave this school and hope that Melanie doesn't come here. 1, Jeff Spoor, leave nothing to no one. I, Shawn Steding, leave this school to those that need it! I, Mary Stevens, leave my supply of Bear buttons and rib- bons for anyone who doesn't have them when Mr. Di comes around and a pair of track shoes to whoever is ex- pected to do a hundred things at once. 1, Pam Swank, will to all the future BOCES students the long ride and all the good and bad times that go along with it. 1, Joanne Sweelapple, leave this school with bigger and bet- ter hopes. I, Jill Taylor, would just like to leave. 1, Sandy Turner, leave the T.V. on channel 3 at 3:00. I, Michele Veitch, leave Maribeth, my ability to stay out late and get away with it. I, David Verne, will all my good times at C.C.S. to my sister, Tracie, and a pair of stilts for Mr. Terpening. I, Patti Wall, leave C.C.S., for better or for worse. I, Monica Weeks, leave my sister, Lorena, all my old teachers calling her Monica. 1, Karen Yates, leave Scooter all the good times she’ll have without me watching out for her. I, Liz Zinn, being of sound mind and body, leave C.C.S. to Dave, my brother. Brenda and Becky 41 Andrew Bertrand BOYS’ STATE GIRLS' STATE DAR GOOD CITIZEN Paul Schwartz, Joe DiChriatina, John MeMorria, Kevin Danehy, Chria Perry Melinda Matzell 42 Stacy Dymond 43 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES BEST PERSONALITY: Chris Perry and Mary Stevens MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Joe DiChristina and Heather Ehmke 44 MOST ATHLETIC: Dave Verne and Renee Olmstead MOST DEPENDABLE: Kevin Danehy and Michelle Button 45 MOST FRIZZ: Mike Lacy and Melinda Matzell MOST MUSICAL: Daryl Busch and Monica Kelsey MOST LIKELY TO Art Maslak and Tammy Sherlock 47 MOST TALKATIVE: Andy Bertrand and Monica Weeks MOST VERSATILE: Alec Naugle and Patrice Matina MOST SPIRITED: Mark Costello and Karen Yates MOST GULLIBLE: Paul Schwarz and Lisa Makowski 49 MOST ARTISTIC Gina Fayette and Mike Suhey FUNNIEST LAUGH Ricki Peters and Sara Samsel 50 MOST UNDER- STANDING: Matt Campbell and Sharon Northrup MOST FORGETFUL: Mark Brownell and Brenda Pomeroy 51 CLASS COUPLE: Pat McCarthy and Joanne Sweetapple CLASS CLOWNS: Dave Harvey and Julie Gauthier CUTEST EYES: Dave Petersen and Kathy Sattler BEST LEGS: Dan McGee and Becky Seamans BEST DRESSED QUIETEST Scott VanAtter and Patti Hoyt 57 Lori Hopkins Janet Gillette Jim DeMario ► Mary Rice Cathy Riano Vinette Pugliano Diane Flynn Linda Kenneson S’ .-SSL Sharon Northrup Kathy Sattler Cris Alger Mary Stevens Tammy Carter 58 SENIOR BABIES 11 H _±j 59 CLASS OFFICERS 60 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE — John Kook� , Dan Young. Amy Todd, Nancy Weber, Tom RaUton. ROW TWO — Greg Perry, Ioanna King. Terry Mann, Tom Marshall. Rich Robin on. Debbie Mudge. Bob Prenoveau. ROW THREE — Bruce Beeman. Rick liaarman, Tim kenne on. FIRST ROW — Karen Kincaid. There Honor . Chri Hughe . Karen Langenmayer. Ted Neveldine SECOND ROW — Pele Delaney , Bill Shanahan, Jeff Sorci, Jack Jone . Greg Burghardt, Dawn fhiguid. Ix rena Week . Brad Brown. THIRD ROW — John Stoecker, Jennifer Coon, Ed Northrup, Chri Aim. FOURTH ROW' — Yvonne l Duke, Chri DeTore, Karla Chandler. 61 ROW ONE — BarbGrottMnan. Wendy Reeves, Stephanie Ollis. ROW TWO — Rusty Corp. Amy Crouch. Kerry Kennedy. Paul Daily. Diane Fckmair. Marianne Compoli. ROW THREE — Joe Tucciarone, Fred Kirschenheiter. Lori Harvey, Don Reynolds. Robin Roth. ROW FOl'R — Jim Oot, John Lacy, Kris Biazzo. Julie Montgomery, Holly Minor, Tom Murray. ROW FIVE — Linda Pickard. Caralynn Martin, l ori Barnes, Darryl Cross. ROW ONE — Scott Barrett. Brian McGinley, Bob Barber. Mike Moth. Theresa Dyer. ROW TV O — Keith Miller, Ron Sardella. Randy Jackson. Gary lleffron. Rob Hotaling. Bob Baker. ROW THREE — Doug Tedford, Sharon Fehrman. Randy McClain. Bob Brantis. Flisia Kite. ROW FOUR — Hope Regan, Kathy Baxter, Toni Italian. 62 ROW OSE Joe Burn � . Jeff Gillette. Dan G« tman. Joe Bovier. ROW TWO Mike McCarthy. Jim Feinberg. ROW THREE — Daryl Miller. Teri Harrig. Chris Gehring. Sherry Cromp. Debbie Belair. ROW FOUR — Mike O'Brien. Kathy Vate� . Tom Spangel. Mike Surhewtki. Diane Papenfus. Eric Chandler. ROW FIFE — Kim Schad. Laurie Meyer� , Chris Pump. Pal Hughes. ROW SIX — Cris Alger. Sue Becotte, Jeannette Granata. FIRST ROW — Alan Kingsle� . Joe Gallagher. .SECON D ROW Mark Milgenberg. Kim Miner, Scott ooldridge. Tim Palmeter. Brenda Cordell. Dave McCombie. THIRD ROW — Jim Butler. Tim Dines, Jamie Lindsey. Am� McPhilmy, Chris Tucker. Lynda Parkis. DeU ayne Cronk. FOURTH ROW Brian Gransden, Bob Dumont. Diane Knasick. Carla To� ndro� FIFTH ROW — Da� n Corso. Lisa Holt. Merry Farrance. 63 HOW — Lina MasM‘1, Tiffany Stoddard, Patty Shipley. HOW 2 — Rick Ketcham, Dan Getman, Jim Mott, Carl Baker, Kevin Kennedy. 1st HOW' — Valerie Nutting, Karen Peissenger, Rhonda Youmans, Paul Nash, Steve Gordon, Sandra Bolting, April Burlington, Andy Hildreth. 2nd HOW Deanna Costanio, Tracey Talbot, Bridget O Toole, Heidi Ferguson, Hope Galuszka, Pam Austin, Darcy Whitman, Kathy Volk, Chris Schwitter, Tammy Schwab. 3rd HOW — Jim Vivelo, Gary Vittorio, Dan McCann, Danny Skidmore, Ken Varney, Nathan Gaffaney, John Pickett, Greg Francis, Jim Maylo. 64 ROW I — Mary Beth Done), Ray M. ROW2 — Joan Rclyea, Jim Beley, Tracy Fields. ROW .1 — Bob Brantis, Joe Berry, Sherry Bishop. Pete Feratler, Michelle Beirne. ROW ONE — Rick lannuuo, Brenda Cooper, Ed Shaffer. ROW TWO — Frank Anson, Joe Berry. Jim Barlow, Laurie Terrance. 65 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE Alan Uvrntpfr)[rr, Bale Johnson. Doug l.aPlantr. ROW 1WO l « b (, Mnlhmrv KU-na Drmhrr. Renee Bovier, Helen Crabtree. IJoyd Malton. Steve Austin. ROW THREE Naney (iroff. Tanya ('.laviju. Johanna Flaehenaerker. Ste%e Becker. I.nui llaUry. Brrlt Vleck . Shaun Fontana. ROW FOl R — Skip Tmindrok. Darry Sinnrtt, Nina Stackpoolr. Erie Spaulding. Janie Hoyt. Howard Bot- ting. Mr . Agne . ROW FIEF. Jeff Phclp� , Date Seller� . Rich Kelner. Chria Murray. Darin Crouch. Matt Beals. Dorothy Fayette. ROW ONE David Oot, Kdward Proper, Bill Havener. Wendy Reach. ROW TWO Bill Blanding. Randy McClain. Kim Craw. Dave McChain. Chris Chandler. Karen Wagner. ROW THREE— Bill Blair. Dehhie F'uller, Sue Jerome, Kathy McGee, Alvin Peters. Deb O'Neil. ROW FOl R — Steve Freunseht. Trevor Graves, Sean Wooldridge. Teri German. Joe Koaeh. Norbert Carter, Brian McGinley. ROW E TEE — Jeff Collin . Scott W ooldridge. Laurie Rex. 66 HOW ONE Mflinda Merideth, Kathy Scholl, Doug Haven� , Sandi Meyers, Rochelle Gratien. Bill Brisbin. HOW TWO Stephanie Elmer, l ura Lang. Laurie Merritt. Mike Jones, Audrey Wilaey, Stacy Bettinger. Steve Brake HOW THREE Laurie Roehm. Bill Lampman. BobSwataki, Sally Barnes. Brian Underwood, Doug Rouselle. ROW FOUR — Kevin Makowski. Jon Haarman. Eileen Pethick. Judy Carr. ROW FIVE Tari Button. Tami Button, Dana Devendorf, Cindy Secord. ROW ONE — Jerry Race, Scott Todd, Scott Miller, Kevin Lamphear ROW TW O — Tony Raineri, Lisa Northrup, Dave Zinn, Carole Wright, Michele W immer. ROW THREE — Dan McDonald. Andrea Flaum. Rob Gifford. York Bush. Colleen Boston. Jennifer Carr, Ted Joyal, I im Barrett, Jeff Dillabough. Tom Am merman. Lisa Dines. Denise (’romp. ROW ON E — Cindy McCann, Barb Pauli, Joy Jackaon, I eeann Webater. ROW TWO Tim Healy, Jim Grimm, Thereaa Garafolo, Shannon Zachow, Linda Venczel, Sue Gorton, Karen Coata. ROW THREE — Rick Oaater, Reenie McPhilmy, Kate Meaainger, Mary Beth Navin. Paul Niederhoff, Mike Schmidt, Mike Adama. ROW FOUR — Mike Lawyea, Lori Beach, Brian Ewert, Tim Gallagher, Theresa Barlow. ROW FIVE — Marie Rodrigues, Brenda Bart, Mary Beth Button, Jackie Collar. ROW ONE — Kevin Murray, Tammy Snyder, Elizabeth Rolfe. ROW TWO Tammy Cox, Ron Randall, Jennifer Getman, Darlene Brayen. ROW THREE - Jeff Holliday. Wayne Roach. Mark H.rri., Sian Boronrayk. Jeff Emmon., Ed Eric, John Allin . Scott Allen, Tina Long, Mike Courtwright, Mr. Couse. 68 ROW ONE — Linda Klinger, Danny Curran. ROW TWO — Steve Lyman, Cory Hamilton, Tammy Aldrich, Barb Nelepovitz. ROW' THREE — BobSehlie, Dave Smith, John Swieton, Allison Whipple, Mabel Whitmore. ROW FOUR — Henry Eilers, Jeff Delahunt, Tom Brayton, Tim Hopkins, Wayne Carr, Dale Jerrald. Gary Haynes. ROW ONE — Steve Crawford, April Holmes, Dennis Hubbs. u . „ . ROW TWO — Pam Kimehcnheiter, Jerry Lawsen, Yvonne Mantor, Tim Mesmer, Holly Peters, Becky Kyder. ROW THREE - Jody Scott, Michelle Staffieno, Chria Troaat, Unda Wene, Kim Wielaon. n. , .... R. , STANDING: Drbb.r Krkm.irr. J.nrt Hildrbr.nd. JoAnn Ellia. Jo.n Brvr. Ron Bruno. J.ye Al rr. M.n. Biondol.llo. Ru h Royiwn, Ron Hoffman. Jorl Buach, Tr.cey Chilton. Bob Clakely. Bill Bronner. 69 FRESHMAN CLASS Dw,nn Cumntin - «• Bienkowski. Kathy VI a.ielewaki. Mi. hele Grimm. ROW TWO — Tim Vittorio. Brenda Brown. Joe Healey, Dawn Borland. THREE — Davin Ca,uaka Erw Saltier, Melina Mu l.n, Sue Pindle. Lee Khmke. R()W FOUR Karen (Bakina, Sharon Snyder. Tracy Jerome. Denise LaDuke. ROW FIVE — Todd Pittman. Andy Zinger, Randy Bertrand, Jay Lipoff, Beth Gauthier, Cindy i oumans ROW SIX — Maria Demon . Michelle Panebianco. Jennifer Kerr. Sue Chavoustie. trodel. Heidi John. Stacey Duguid, Dan Messin er. Todd Cooper. HOV “«T: r'hr Km' Bi‘-kn U- D,v' � • Dwyer. Erik Solberg, Tim VanWie. ROW FOUR K r QU;i n. rr'u ,r Sur Zech'r- Ka,h Bro n-11- Da e Ba.ile. Carl Slernber . Andy Tr.ub nu r UL K — Ken Coe, Andy Boyle, Sue Moffat. Karin Norlander. 70 ROW 'ONE — Chuck Ingerson, Kelly Bruno. John Cooper. ROW TWO — Carol Boy sen. Steve Havener. Steve Britton. Dave Reaume. ROW THREE — Amy kneeskern. Tim McNally. Sue Boroncxyk, Cheryl Baum. Karen Sgroi, Jack Collier. Pe.e Suchew.ki. Nancy Bucaek. Karen Moynihan. Sherry Perk.. Pal Rodrigucx. Kelley McCar- |y. Mike Ia et. ROW OVF. - John (ioff. Todd Wi hlman. Mar.in Trapp. Doug Thoma. Mary Manteli. Ken Adam., Chri. Kimberly. ROg TWO - Sandy Sha.er. Tammy Aldrich. Sue Boeding. Lonnie Spier. Dave Clark. Angelo Raymond. Karen M.llrr. John Allmg. Mm. Ibert. Allison Graham. ROW THREE — Charlie Nicholas, Don Cottet, Bob Flanco. Mike Court right. 71 ROW OS E — Dennis Kckerlin, Steve Barnes, Tim Cosgrove. Carlos Ferrari. ROW TWO — George Veiteh, Tom Ammerman. Tammy Cooper. Michelle True. ROW 7 H Rh.E Darlene Ted ford, Jean Stowell. Terri Steven . BeV ly Barru ‘ lht1 Bennr,t' S,w Dutcher, Chris Diringer, Shane Wooldridge, d Z civ ' B°yer' TherrHM Mrox’ J cqu e Mr Avan. Kevin Sgroi, Sherry Cosier. ROW SIX — Alex McCombie, Gary Skinner, Donna Goodhine . Laura Tucciarone. RJZL r? , rrl I)’ ann Randal1’ Sampo, Sue Mitchell, Jennifer Chandler. Mike Healey. ROW 1 HR w n BU2hr ,t' Sr I °n,r0 ' A,,ih0n N 1 1 ’ Karen ()kun Vicki C n, Janine Hulsiier. P,‘U- ,0 B',b Bri bin- W J- Ki-h- ................. S.OW.U. Liu Brown. Sur Moyru. Shrr- 72 ROW ONE — Kim Bucklin. Bob Blair, Stacey Smithler. ROW TWO— l eona Moore. Amy Drescher. Bobbin Mallette, Marva Smith. Peter Colella. ROW' THREE — Tina Hoffman. Scott l.ade. ROW FOUR Mike Clark. Patty Turner, JoAnn Rich. Scott Minor. Jeff Kcaume. Dave M ers, Mrs. Ibert. ROW FIVE — Chris McCarthy, Kevin Hamilton, Andy Fries, Scott V assel. Richard O’Brien. Michelle Jakubowski. ROW ONE — Lisa l aDuke, Cheryl DaPolito. Jennette Kite. Robin French. ROW TWO — Traci Button. Gerry Race. Ruth Wagner. ROW THREE — Ron Centner, Debbie Suhey. Brian Stunzi. Sue Nelepovilx, Dawn Streeter. Brian Bicknell. ROW FOUR — Mr. Couse. Bill Barnes. Jay Procita. Sherry Nash, Mike Me Morris, Dave Richmond, Ken Jayson. Bill Stoecker. ROW FIVE Ed Koegel. Eric Dietz. Elizabeth Shank. Eileen Little, Bob Grossman. 73 74 8th GRADE CLASS ROW I — Ed Northup. Sandy Allen, Tina Mikulka. Miaay Grimm, Linda Courtwright. ROW' 2 — Rick Torres, Steve Long, Lance Scott, Bob Read, Todd French, Gina Donato. ROW7 J — Jeff DeVaul, Gary Allen, Jon Osada. Mike Emmons, Patrick Thompson, Ricky L'Huillier, Jim Harrig. ROW I — Eric Hoffman, Brian Snow, Scott Oaster, Greg Ferguson, John Zasada. Ned Gantley. Darrell Elliott. Frank Rapp. Amy Steinbach. ROW' 2 — Chris Denka. Jana Antzak, Brett Talbot. Leisha Tedford. Stephanie Winans. Rochelle McAvan. Michelle Davis, Kelley Reilly, Stefynie Peters. ROW3 — John Johnson, Linda Whipple. Ed Burleigh, Paul Lyman. Lisa Vigliotti, Jeff LaCount. John Bartle, Lori Wilson. 75 ROW I — Kevin Curti� , Brian Coon, Dirk Mathew . Mark I.a Duke. Di Fazio. Aileen Kenneaon, Julia Johnaon. Sandy Springer. ROW 2 — Eric Young. Cheryl Volk. Lina Wilson, Joan Roako. Melanie Green, Jenifer Fero, Elian Botti. ROW 3 — Siubhan McCabe. Meg Hale, Stephanie Staffiero, Renee lenders, Melissa Adams. Becky Aim. John Barbagallo, Scott DeVita. Phil Obit, Kim Marsh. ROW I — Kip Wickwire, Jamie Roberta, Andy Gallagher, Tracey DrMario. Mary Blanding, Jennifer Nutting, Marnie Dietz. ROW 2 — Tina Decker, Jennifer Crouch, Joy Graven, Cheryl Moth, Andy Ix� per, Lori Spencer, Dawn Temple, Jill Wadsworth. I aura Ailing. ROW 3 — Tim Kruger, Tim Wood, Todd Buczek. Brian Bart. Mike Schruiae, Jeff Pfohl, Ernie Emmi. Rhonda Ogborn, Chria Tarbay 76 hi L TO R — John Tierney, Sieve DeRouchie, Sieve Hoyt, Bert Johnson. Ben Dunn, Richard Taubman. 2nd Rob Wilson, Jackie Burn� . Amy Jackson, Mark Dulcher, Ricky Jack� on. 3rd — Pam I emieux. Sheila Garrett, Jerry Oakley, Larry Heffron, Bobby Loope. Jeff Glazier. ROW — Robert Tedd, Charles Vinal, Bill Pindle, Dan Decker, Jeff Froio, Jim Buck. ROW2 — Kris Randall, Karen Gillette, Jim McMorris, Doug Nesbitt, Shari Wirnmer, Mike Bethmann. HOW3 — Bill Gehring, Lina Cockayne, Jennifer Murdock, Theresa Hogan. Patty Ellis, Theresa DeVaul, Janet Kenyon. Kelly Pugh. 78 ROW I — Glenn VanSanford, Jeff Iannuzzo, Scott Galuaska. ROW2 — Heidi Alger. Colleen Edick. Doreen Mancini. Karen Pickard. Jaaon Whipple. ROW 3 — Kim Bucklin. Beth Martin. Jamie LaCount. Sandy Race. Betaey Farley. RO — Roger Rapp. Scott Haven . Al Kerr, John Renfer. Mike Rybak. ROW5 Michelle Holt, Sue Carr, Robin Loope, Shane W'ooldridge, Melinaa Lum. ROW t — Ken Robinaon. Jim Parki . Brenda Weaver. ROW'2 — Johnna St. Aermain. Scott Quinn. Dan William . Kim William . ROW 3 — Lauren Clark, Michele Troaat, Nicki Scheicher, Anna Poole, Jill Carlucci. ROW 4 Mark Foraker, Jim Allen, John Emmi, Scott Ferguaon, Dan Barbagallo. CROSS COUNTRY SKIING HITS CHITTENANGO 81 ENGLISH 84 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Sweeney Mr. Moore Mr. McCann h Mr. Conklin Mr. O’Keefe 86 Mr. Weldert Mr. Patterson 87 FOREIGN LANGUAGE LIBRARY HEALTH AND TLC Miss Jones M r$. Kelner 95 Mrs. Murray Mrs. Groff ART Mrs. Anklin Mrs. Oles OFFICE SECRETARIES Mrs. Van Deusen Mrs. Goodfellow Mrs. Button Mrs. Dillabough CAFETERIA STAFF Maxine Lakay, Sharon Kilt� , Jessica Dapp, Debbie Seetge, Debbie Lang, Terry Combs, Nancy McNeeley, Virginia Gleasman. CUSTODIAL STAFF Dan McMillon, Mickey Gifford, Mark Wicks. 101 Ms. Reitiman BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL ROW I Rob Snyder, Todd Thayer, Alec Naugle, Rill Bamet, Dave Verne. John Bon we 11, Tim Moon, Sieve Merril. ROW 2 — Frank Anton. Mpr. Bob Skinner. Walt Jennings, Greg Saltier. Tim Ja� min. Joe Di, Joe O'Brien. Coac h Di. J.V. BASEBALL ROU I _ Jim Moll, Gary Vittorio. Ed Northrup. Pete Fenttler. Dale Kupfer. Jim DeMario. ROW 2 — Coach Erion, Mike McCarthy, Mike O'Brien. Dave Peternon. Wayne lx per, Grahme Gemmel, Joe Starkey, Peter Curinga. 104 FRESHMAN BASEBALL ROW I — John Sweiton, Ron Centner, Mike Schmidt, John Matzell, Dave Zinn, Trevor Crave� , Ron Bruno. ROW2 — Joel Bufcch. Shaun Woolridge, David Resume, York Biihh. Coach Couae, Tim Van Wie, Chri- Murray, Brian Underwood. TRACK BOYS V ARSITY TRACK ROW 1 — Pit McCarthy, Bob Baker. Jamie Wright, Duane Baxter, Mike DeStazio. ROW 2 — Andy Hildreth, Paul Schwartz, Eric Hamilton, Art Maslak. ROW 3 — Brad Brown, Victor Basile. Dave West. Matt Campbell. Steve Cor- don. Rick Anklin. Kevin Danehy. John McMorria, Howard Beach. ROW 4 — Mark Ellis, Mark Costello, Chris Russel. FRESHMAN BOY S TRACK ROW I — Steve Cox, Don Collet, Peter Suchewaki. Bill Stoecker, Troy Boyer, Kevin Hamilton. ROW'2 — Dave Basille, Eric Spaulding, Ken Wicks, Chris McCarthy, Tim Vittorio. Andy Traub. 106 TENNIS BOYS VARSITY TENNIS ROW I — Nathan Gaffnry, Dewayne Crunk. Bob Vivelo. I)av Cole. ROW 2 — Jo Roaeh. Dan McGee. Dave Martin, Greg Franci� , Carlo Ferrari, Jim Vivelo, Mike Adam . Coach l)a iau. GOLF V ARSITY GOLF ROW I — Pat Hughe . Jeff Perrone, Chris Perry, Chris Hughe , Greg Perry. SOCCER V ARSITY BOYS SOCCER ROW I — Gref Francis, Alec Naug le, Dale Kupfer, Tim Healy. David Verne, Gary Vittorio, Jeff Sorci, Matt Campbell, Chris Perry. ROW' 2 — Manager Anna Poole, Ed Northrup, Dan McGee, Rich Robinson, John McMorris, Dave Petersen, Greg Saltier, Carlos Ferrari, Dewayne Cronk, Jim Mott, Coach Daviau. JV SOCCER ROW I — Jeff Collins, Greg Perry, Mike I awyea, Dan Skidmore, Kris Biazzo, Kevin Makowski, Alan Kingsley, Robert Clakely, Jim Grimm. ROW2 — Ken Varney, Joe Roach, Dan McCann, Jamie Lindsay, Brad “Wild man Brown, Curt Tobin, John Pickett, Chris Murray, Rick Oaster, Nate Gaffaney, Carl Baker, Coach Couse. MISSING — Statistician Joni Bevz. FRESHMAN BOYS SOCCER ROW I Kip William� . Todd Pillman. Prlf (lolkli, Jo Ural). Scon Oaaler. ROW2 - John Za ada. Eric Dietz. Eric Saltier, John Bartel. Harry Campbell. Bob Brinbin. Eric Hoffman. Ned Can tie). Greg Fergunon. 109 FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I — Pal McCarthy, Chris Russell. Kevin Danehy. Art Maslak. Mark Costello, Dave Button, Glen Roeme, Joe DiChristina. ROW 2 — Pete Ferstler, Mike Suchewski, Bob Baker. Doug Havens. Steve Lyman. Mike Schmidt. Andy Hildreth. ROW 3 — Rob Gifford. Bill Brisbin, Joel Busch, Eric Spaulding, York Bush. Dale Johnson. Mike O'Brien, Mike McCarthy. ROW 4 — Gary Haines. Steven Gordon, Bob Belair, Fred Kirschenheiter, Jeff Holliday, Frank Anson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW I — Chris Kimberly, Andy Traub, Scott Havens. Jeff Froio, Rick L'Hullier, Tom Stevens, Brett Talbot, Mike Schruise. Bruce Kackison. Steve Nelepovitz. ROW 2 — Davin Galuzka. Steve Britton, Ron Centner, Brian Bicknell, Glen VanSanford, Scott Galuzka, Bob Grossman, Dave Vigiliotti, Steve Havener. ROW 3 — Scott V asset. Greg Collins, Scott I ide, Chris McCarthy, John Cooper, Jerry Oakley, Dave Reaume, Steve Co , Tim Flynn, Ken Wicks. 110 ROW 4 — Coach Diefendorf, Mrg. Mitchell, John Paddock, Chris Burghardt, Frank Curinga. Tim VanWie. CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Dave Longden, Pete Curinga, Eric Hamilton, Chria Walters, Rick Anklin, Angelo Raymond, Paul Schwartz. FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY Warren Kassel, Steve Hoyt, Doug Nesbitt, Brian Snow. V ARSITY BOY'S INDOOR TRACK FRONT ROW — Steve Cox, Keith Hamilton, Kevin Dutcher, Rick Anklin. Mark Costello, Pete Ferstler, Greg Perry, Chris VI altera. BACK ROW — Angelo Raymond, Tim Wooldridge, Bill Thompson, Paul Schwartz, Kevin Danehy, John McMorris, Matt Campbell, Chris Russell, Joel Busch, Greg Francis. INDOOR TRACK 111 BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL A RO. T ROW — Greg Saltier. Paul N'lnh, Dave Verne, Dave Petersen, Pat McCarthy, Manager Pete Delaney. BACK ROW' — Manager Francis Anson, Coach Gordon. Dale Kupfer, Dewayne Cronk, Brad Brown, Joe DiChristina, Bob Baker, Steve Gordon, Mark Brownell. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL FRO! 1 ROW’ — Chris Chandler, Rich Harrig, Dick Kelner, Chris Murray, Bill Brisben. 112 BACK ROW' — Mike Schmidt, Doug Havens, David McChain, York Bush, Tim Healy, Brian Underwood, Coach Kinsella. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW I — Steve Britton, David Heaume, Warren Kassel, Jay Procita, Rob Grossman, Chris McCarthy, Mike Healey. ROW2 — Tim VanW ir, Brian Bicknell, Ron Centner, Dennis Eckerlin, Andy Traub, Dave Myers, Greg Collins. BOYS 8th GRADE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW — Jeff Froio, Tom Stevens, Jim Allen, Jeff Lacount, Jim Harrig, Chris Mann. BACK ROW' — Coach Smith, John Zasada, Dick Mathews, Todd Buciek, John Bartle, Scott Havens, Eric Young. WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING ROW I — Alan Kingsley, David Ixmgden, Rick Ilaarman. Mike O'Brien, Paul Smith, Mike Suchewaki, I)an McGee. ROW 2 — Tim Hopkins, David Harvey, Tim Vittorio, Don Williams, Gary Vittorio, John Sweiton, David Faircloth, Coach Poulsen. 114 SENIOR WRESTLERS Rick Peters, Paul Smith, Dan McGee, Dave Ix ngden. WRESTLING HOW I — John Cooper, Mark Randall. Brian Stunzi, Rick Peters, Joe Bouvier, Ron Randall, Scott Allen. ROW 2 — Scott Minor. Jeff Holliday, Ken Fink, Steve Havener, Jerry Race, Chris Kimberly, John Com polo. EIGHTH GRADE WRESTLING ROW I — Rick L'Huillier, Ben Dunn. Brett Talbot. HOW'2 — Roger Rapp. Tim Allen. Rich Taubman, Dan Decker. 115 BOWLING V ARSITY BOWLING ROW 1 — Gary Skinner, Pete Curinga, Kevin Murray, Joe Starkey. ROW'2 — Mike Marshall, Alec Naugle, Jim DeMario, Carl Baker, Bill Ix ng. JY BOWLING ROW I — Rob Gifford, Trevor Graves, Kevin Makowski, Al Peters. ROW 2 — Jeff Phelps, Jeff Sorci, Joe Berry, Curt Tobin. NOT PICTURED — Doug Tedford, Nate Gaffaney, Ted Neveldine. 116 V ARSITY CHEERLEADING FIRST ROW — Tracey Talbor. 2nd ROW — Linda Bruakiewicz, Annaliaa Laconi� , Mary Steven� . Karen Yattt, Amy McPhilmy. 3rd ROW — Chria Pump. Liaa Makowaki. Kathy Yatea, Sharon Phelepe, Lori Meyers. 4th ROW — Tiffany Stoddard. Mary Stevens Lisa Makowski 117 Karen Yates Linda Rrsuskiewics Annalisa Iaconis Sharon Phelps JV CHEERLEADERS ROW I — Mary Farrance, Sue Becotte, Reenie MoPhilmy. I ori Meyer� , Dana Devendorf, Debbie Good h inch. I-ana Bloner, Denise (.romp. Marie Biondolillo. Sue Gorton. Dawn Cor� o. Katie Messin er. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS ROW I — Elisabeth Shank, Beth Gauthier, Sue Meyer� , Kim Ja� min, Laura Tucciarune. Brenda Brown. ROW2 — Michelle Grimm, Donna Goodhine , Heidi John, Jennifer Carr. Dawn Borland. ROW J — Vicki German. SOFTBALL ROW I — Cyndi Austin. VARSITY SOFTBALL ROW2 Dawn Austin, Bernie Johnson. Becky Kohanski. ('aralyn Marlin. Julie Montgomery. ROWS — Monica Weeks, Laura Lang, Kalhy Yales, Paula Grahm, Irene Olmslead, Lisa Obrisl, Debbie Belair. J.V. SOFTBALL 2° 1 — Loach Smith, Sherri ( romp, Kalhy McGee. Terri Carman. Brenda Bart. HOW 2 Denise Cromp. Sue Jerome, Elena Drencher. Sandi Myers, Nancy Groff. ROW 3 V.l Austin. Karen Peissinger. Lori Beach. Chris Troast. Amy McPhilmy. Debbie Eckmair. Mining: Michelle Staffiero. Barb Pauli. 120 TRACK GIRl VARSITY TRACK ROW I HrffUt Cordell. Triry KnM. Sylvia Peler� , Karla Chandler. Joy Jackaon. Laurie Re� . ROW 2 Sharon Northrup. Tracey M. hm«al. Jean Siowrll. Carol V right. Maria Biondillilo. Tracey Jerome. Ram Aualin. Sherry Naah ROW 3 Reeme MrPhilmev. laune Meyer� . Marybeth Nairn. Brenda Broun. Sara Bienkooaki. Arlene Franco, Kara Danehy. Joanne Sorelapple. Para Kirarhenheiler. ROW I Jennifer Coon, Heidi Frrguaon. Laura Orlahunl, Chna Pump. Chene LaCounl. Cheryl Lander� . Sherri Trauk. Cheryl Cam 121 SOCCER . � . „ „ . . GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER ROW I — Laurie Meyers, Irene Olmstead, Nancy Groff. Laura Lang. ROW 2 — Debbie Mudge. Denise Cromp, Chris Troast, Kara Danehy, Debbie Kckmair. Brenda Brown. ROW 3 — Sue Jerome, Caryn Sellers, Karen Peissinger, Heidi Ferguson, I .auric Weiner, Monica Weeks, Diane Kckmair, Pam Austin. ROW 4 — Elena Dr esc her. Debbie Belair. Dena De Frees, Reenie McPhilmy, Jen Coon, Caralyn Martin. JV SOCCER ROW' I — Pam Kirnchrnhrile JrlDi Stowrll, Kim Bicknell, Tracey Jerome. ROW'2 — Katie Metwinger, Ddwn JWland, Sue Pindle, Heather Peterson. Sue Mitchell. 122 ROW3 — Stacey Duguid, Mary Qifirk, YJaria |)emong, Terry Stevens, Nancy Buczek. Deann Randall. O' .o © TENNIS GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS ROW I — Patrice Matina. ROW'2 — Michelle Panebianro, Marte Seomat, Monica Kelaey, Laurie Terrance, Lorie Howard. ROW 3 — Lorena Week� , Kathy Volk, Lreann Webater, Julie Montgomery, Karin Kleiterp. CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY ROW I — Saudi Myen� , Kathy McGee. ROW2 — MaryBeth Navin. ROW '.i — Michelle Staffiero, Karla Chandler, Joy Jackeon. 123 BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I — Debbie Belair, Laura Lang, Stacy Dymond, Elena Drencher, Kara Danehy. ROW 2 — Renee Olmatead, Karin Kleiterp, Joy Jackaon, Lori Beach, Vicki Devendorf, Barb Groaaman. 124 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY 125 VOLLEYBALL cj LJ 127 PALLADIUM STAFF PALLADIUM STAFF FRONT— Tami Schwab, Maribeth Button, Sue Jerome, Linda Vencsel. MIDDLE — Linda Bruakiewicz, Anisa Livenaperger, Annaliaa Iaconia, Mary Stevena. BACK — Adviser Miss Jennings, Reenie McPhilmy, April Burlington, Mike Adams. 128 Editors Linda Venczel and Mike Adams with Miss Jennings. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY hi ROW — Liaa Makowaki. Sharon Phelp . Mandy Ben . Heather Ehmkr. Monica Kelaey, Pam Auatin, Kathy Volk. 2nd ROW Greg Franci . Jim Moll, Allyn Filmer, Laurie Meyer . Amy McPhilmy. Ed Northrup. 3rd ROW — Laurie Delahunt. Michelle Button. Annaliaa laconi . Mary Steven� , Rhonda Youmnu. Linda Brsuakiewica. Jim Vi veto. Dave Peterson. 4th ROW - Renee (Mirnted. Ceryn Seller . Karen Priaringer. Rayma Gifford. Patty Dlugoxima, Julie Gauthier. Jill Taylor, Stacy Dyroond, April Bur- 5tk ROW John Pickett, Jim Maylo, Paul Schwarta, Alec Nauglr. John McMorria, Kevin Danehy. Joe Dirhriatina, Dan McCann. Marty reeland. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FRONT — Greg Collin . Laura Law, Michelle Staffiero, Terri German. Richard O'Brien, Katie Meawngcr. Karen Caakin . p. a-L 2nd — Brenda Bart. Joy Jarkaon. Nancy Groff. Kara Danehy. Sarah Bienkow ki. Sue Chavortie, Shannon Zachow. Paul Niederhoff. Todd Pittman. Mike Adam . Z TWyJennifer Kerr, Denue LaDuke. Beth Gauthier. Michelle Grimm, Marybeth Navin. sll He Prtemon. Sue Pindlr, Scott Lade. Lee Khmkr. Dawn Borland. Terry Steven . Sue Mitchell. Jackie Collier. Janet Hildebrand. Sue Gorton, Therear Garofalo, Kim Craw, Marie Rodriquez, Mr . Ibert. _. . .. , t � 6(k - David Reaume, Mike Law yea. Mike Leet. Jeff Collin . Jim Grimm, Rick Oa ter, Brian Ewert. Debknc Fuller. end Keach. Karen agner 129 DRAMA CLUB 131 SKI CLUBS 132 133 137 139 JENTONES and JENTRYS SELECT CHOIR JENTONES AND JENTRYS f — Laurie Ret, Stephanie Elmer. Monica Kelaey. Theresa Murray, Kate Messenger. Reenie McPhilmy, Pam Kirschenheiter. Elena Dr esc her ROW2 — Tracey Talbot. Rhonda Youmans, Annaiise laconis, Trice Matina, Julie Gautheir, Arlene Francis, Tami Schwab. Caryn Sellers. Sue Jerome. ROW3 — Andy Traub. Heidi Ferguson. Heather Ehmke. Mandy Bens, Deanna Costanso. Joel Busch, Stacy Dymond. Kevin Kennedy, Carla Towndrow, Karin Ralston. ROW 4 — Mike Adams. Dave Richmond. Daryll Busch. Tom Ralston, Andy Hildreth, Mike O’Brien, Marty Vreeland. SELECT GIRLS’ CHOIR 144 SELECT GIRLS CHOIR ROW I — Tami Schwab, Monica Kelaey, Theresa Murray, Kate Messenger, Stephanie Elmer. ROW2 — Heather Ehmke, Trice Matina, Annaliaa laconia, Tracey Talbot, Caryn Sellers. DIXIE LAND BAND DIXIE LAND BAND ROW I — Laurie Re . Tami Schwab. ROW2 —Sue Jerome, Brian Coon. ROW3 — Mike McMorrin, Shannon Zachow. Men Hale, Lloyd Walton. Marty Vreeland. STAGE BAND STAGE BAND ROW I — Heidi Ferguson, Lise Wilson, John Zasada, Dawn Borland, Sue Jerome, Brian Coon, Trice Matina. ROW2 — Todd Buczek, Eric Young. Jeff Pfohl. Mike MoMorris, Shannon Zachow. Al Filmer, Gary Dibble, Pat Hughes, Lloyd Walton. 145 SENIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND SENIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND WOODWINDS ROW I — Lindt Vencxel, Debbie Goodhinrs. Dana Devendorf, Monica Kelsey, Starry Dymond. Kate Messenger, Sara Bienkowski, Janrt Hildebrand. Kathy Scholl, Paul Neiderhoff, Heidi Ferguson. ROW2 — Terri Steven� , Sue Jerome. Lee Ehmke. Dawn Borland. Kathy Volk, Tami Schwab. Sue Mitchell, Kim Jasmine. Vicki Orman. ROW' 3 — Jennifer Kerr, Sue Pindle. Sue Oswald, Kara Danehy, Tiffany Stoddard, l ina Blotter, Heidi Don� , Sue Montross. BRASS ROW I — Boh Clakely, Joe Roach, Gary Dibble. Al Filmer, Lloyd Walton. Pat Hughe� , Kevin Danehy, Chris Perry, Renee Bouvier. Daryll Busch. 146 ROW 2 Mike McMorri , I reann Webster, Mike Adams, Shannon Zachow, Dave Richmond, Chris Murray, George Towndrow, Tim Vittorio, Heather Peterson. JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT HAND JUNIOR HIGH BAND WOODWINDS ROW I — Tammy Hairy, Mary (Juirk. Brlh Martin, Joan Rosko, Cheryl Moth, Jrnnifrr Frro, Marva Smith, Strphanir Staffiero, Meg Hair, Joannr Rich. ROW 2 — Todd Burxrk. Brian Bart, Brrtt Talbot, Lina Wilnon, Lina Cockay nr, Amy Jackaon, Donna Goodhinea, Laura Tuccrroni, George Vritch, Andy Traub. ROW3 — Brian Coon, Elan Botti, Kim Marah. BRASS ROW I — Mikr Schruiae, Glen van Sanford, John Zaaada, Joy Grave , Greg Ferguaon, Rich O'Brien. John Barbagallo, Jeff LaCount. Bill Pindle. Scott Galnaxka. ROW 2 — Tina Hoffman, Eric Young, Ned Gantley, Chria Baker, Janinr Wchater, Jeff Pfohl. Kip VI illiama. 147 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS SENIOR HIGH CHORDS ROW’ I — Mike Adam� . Deanna Coatanso, Johanna Flachenaeker. Sue Gorton. Dana Devendorf, Chri� Pump. Lori Howard. Wendy Reach. Tracey Talbot. Monica Week� . ROW’2 — Heather Ehmke, Mandy Ben . Caralynn Martin. Amy McPhilmy, Michelle Slaffiero, Sandi Meyer� , Joan Releyea, Caryn Seller� . ROW’3 — l une Rea, Tami Schwab. Kate Mduengrr, Sue Jerome. Monica kebey, There� a Murray, Karin RaUton, Carla Towndrow. Sara Bienkownki. ROW' 4 — Sally Bame� , Elena Dreacher, Arlene Franci� . Rhonda Youmaiu, Heidi Ferguson. Hope Galiwska. Pam Austin. Cindy Secore. ROW'5 — Deb Fuller, Sherri Bi� hop, George Towndrow, Dave Richmond. Daryll Bu� ch. April Burlington, Joan Bevs. Karen Wagner. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW' I — Jay Procita, Bob Bucklin. Jerry Oakley. Brett Talbot, Janet Kenyon. Chri Tarbay. 148 ROW’ 2 — Karen Norlander. Joan Ronko. Li a Wil� on, Beth Gauthier. Elisabeth Shank, Deanne Cumming . Kelly Riley, Michelle Troa� t. There� a DeForge. ROWT3 — Kelly Edick. DebSuhey, Kathy Waaeilewaki, Maureen Mancini. Ruth Wagner, Stephanie Peter� . Jennifer Murdock, Connie Victor. Beky Aim, Robin l oope. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA ROW I - Kathy WaMraki. Deanne Cummin � , De.nne Randall, Nina Stackpoole. Darcey Sinnett. Karl. Chandler. Bert Johnson, Yvonne Men- ROrT—'cheryl Volk, Kris Randall. Michelle Holt, Kami Krastel. Melissa Adams. Darlene Brayen. Carla Towndrow, Jim Buck, Rick Jackson, Rick Peter , Mike McMorris. ... _ „ . ....... r • c u k ROW 3 — Meg Hale. Amy Jackson, Jennifer Fero, Cheryl Moth, Joan Rosko, Una Bloser. Debbie Ooodhines, Heidi Doss. Tami Schwab. 149 “THE ORIGINAL” HAM THAT AM HAM RESTAURANT Congratulations Class of ’82 Pat and Pete Stucker Compliments Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 of CABLE T.V. WALDMAN’S SYSTEMS, DEPARTMENT INC. STORE 262 Genesee St. 152 Chittenango, NY 13037 Phone 687-3229 Compliments of CHITTENANGO LUMBER COMPANY, INC. TEN PIN RESTAURANT “Broaster” Carol and Bill Berry Seneca Street Chittenango, New York “Congratulations, Billy” Congratulations to the Class of 1982 SCHWITTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From THE HAIR AFFAIR 601 Lakeport Road Chittenango, NY 13037 Trudy, Maureen, and Ginny. We CARE About Your HAIR! Best Wishes for Your Future. Compliments of Robert Benson Best Wishes and Success to the Graduating Class of 19821 Chittenango Farm Supply, Inc. Dave and Connie Wilson Best Wishes Class of 1982! Compliments of KOPP’S CANTEEN RESTAURANT 153 Congratulations and Good Luck to All the Members of the Class of ’82 From All of Us CHITTENANGO AUTO SALES INC. 623 E. Genesee St. Chittenango, NY 13037 Phone — 687-7258 Morris J. Bordell Joan M. Bordell Fred Dibble Ralph J. Bordell, Sr. Gordon Button, Jr. See Us for the Best Selection of the Finest PRE-OWNED Cars, Trucks, Vans, and Four-Wheel Drives in the Area. Congratulations to the Class of 1982! Congratulations, Physics Students and Class of ’82. Compliments of KENMAR T.V. ELECTRONICS Bob’s Jewelry Sales Service ZENITH — SYLVANIA Store 262 Genesee St. Chittenango, N.Y. 687-6469 Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1982! COMPLIMENTS OF Earl Denney and Family Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From the Compliments of IACONIS and IACONIS North Pole 620 Genesee St. Chittenango, NY Attorneys at Law 257 Genesee Street Chittenango, New York 155 Compliments of METCALF’S Congratulations to the Class of 1982 BURGHARD’S ESQUIRE SHOPPE 214 Genesee St. Chittenango, NY 13037 Tyler-Traub Funeral Home Hair-ay! You Made It! Best Wishes From HAIR HAVEN Unisex Salon Best Wishes to the Class of 1982! 115 Genesee St. Chittenango, NY Heffernan and Jones, Inc. Insurance 308 Genesee St. Chittenango, New York 13037 Compliments of DEMONG and STICKLES Chittenango, N.Y. 13037 156 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 Courtesy of Don and Chop Perrone’s Drugs “Best Wishes to the Class of 1982, 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 157 Qray-Syracuse. Jtic. Chittenango. NY 13037 Phone (315)687-0014 Member of Investment Casting Institute — A GOOD PLACE TO WORK — Congratulations to the CREW of 82! Diane Moyer CONGRATULATIONS JO-LEE COIFFURES Genesee Street Chittenango, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1982!!! William F. 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ENTERPRISES’’ AND THE CLASS OF’82 CONGRATULATIONS DAVE AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’82! E. J. Button and Sons, Inc. Button Cmittenango Corporation P O BOX 128E Cmittenango NY 13037 excavating contractor - site work • demolition 315-607-7226 163 TO JULIE AND ALL OUR VERY SPECIAL FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF 1982 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES AND OUR VERY BEST WISHES IN EVERYTHING YOU DO IN THE FUTURE. LOVE DR. AND MRS. GAUTHIER 164 SENIOR LIKES AND DISLIKES Cristal Alger (Cris): LIKES: Jeff, Robin, home . English. DISLIKES: Social Studies, know-it-alls. AMBITION: To make J.C. a good wife and be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer 81, Mav 81. LIKE TO FORGET 6 2 81. Summer 80. Deborah Allen (Allen): LIKES: people, sun- ny days, being with Mike, talking to Sue. DISLIKES: Being yelled at. being told what to do, crowd . AMBITION: to become an art teacher FONDEST MEMORY: Sept. 11. 1981. LIKE TO FORGET: Last year — Sept, to June. Mark Barrett: LIKES: Good times, true friends, skiing. Genesis. DISLIKES: The after school spadge syndrome, back slabbers. PREPPIES. M E M FONDEST MEMORY All the good times, FL'BAR Anonymous, the Spock Crusades, Wellesley Island water fountain LIKE TO FORGET: T.L.T., snag, ged again. T.T.I.C.O.B.D. Victor Basile: LIKES: To camp, being with my friends, skiing, Kelly, snowmobiles, fast cars, family. DISLIKES: Coming home from camp, stuck-up girls, studying. AMBITION: T.B.S.I.L.I.W.E.I.D. FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 81, Niagara Falls, ski club, prom LIKE TO FORGET: 2 12 7S. Michelle Beeman (Shell): LIKES: the gang. Journey, cars, BOCES, radios, rock 4n roll, ramping. DISLIKES: stuck-ups. homework, punk rock, working at S.H. AMBITION: To be a beautician, graduate, buy a sports car (Trans-Am) FONDEST MEMORY: Getting my license, Florida, Summer 81. LIKE TO FORGET: typing class, bad times. Amanda Benz (Mandy): LIKES: Family, Jani, Tim, music, beaches, sunsets, Mr. C., playing piano, surprises, chocolate, G.H. DISLIKES: Good-byes, indecision, vegetables, chemistry, term papers. AMBI- TION: Dr. Amanda Benz. M.D., to always be happy and “reach for the stars. FONDEST MEMORY: 5-2-81. time with Trice. Steve, the musicals, Washington I, II. J.J.P. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Andrew Bertrand (Leon): LIKES: food, Creedence Clear Water Revival, weight lif- ting. DISLIKES: fried chicken, losing, watermelon. AMBITION: to bench 450. FONDEST MEMORY: Burnt tables, flam- ing shacks, frosty eyebrows, cranks, 421 North. LIKE TO FORGET: Dropping 170. flush. Daniel BL ’ (Dan): LIKES: friends, family, swimming, .'nnis. DISLIKES: stuck-up people, getting out of bed and working. AMBITION: To sell my hearse. FONDEST MEMORY: going to the State Fair, and the Chittenango Falls with friend . LIKE TO FORGET: 9 24 81, 5 8 81, my birthday. John Boswell (Boz): LIKES: Baseball. BLT's, '68 Camaros, 4, R.M.C. DISLIKES: brownnoaers, people who think they know everything. AMBITION: To run the nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island. FONDEST MEMORY: 1 21 64. 9 8 81, Toronto '80. 10 9 81. LIKE TO FORGET: Bolivar Rd„ 9 29 81, a ping- pong table. David Breed: LIKES: Mom Dad, sunny days. Fords, ramping, good friends, having a good time. DISLIKES: Burger King, school, rain, disco. AMBITION: To find a good job and to be rich. FONDEST MEMORY: Florida. Washington. D.C., Styx concert. LIKE TO FORGET: going to school. Michele Brisbin (Brit): LIKES: My family, guys. Journey, purple, laughing, concerts, friends, talking, cookies, summer. DISLIKES: Disappointment , pain, getting up in the morning, cold weather, Monday. AMBITION: To make it BIG in the world and to always be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: A.T.G.T W F.EJ., Styx concert 81. LIKE TO FORGET: All mv embarrass- ing moments. Kimberly Brown: LIKES: David, Mom Dad, Mutt, Top Revente, money, C D, Dan, Gram, M.L.W.D., Camaros. DISLIKES: Caz. College, being alone, my hair, rumours, gas prices, going home in the morning. AMBITION: D.E.M., to get to and go thru college. P.M.D.E.M FONDEST MEMORY: 1000 Islands Music Fest., 4-16- 79, 7-7-80, A.M.T.W.D., Florida. LIKE TO FORGET: 1-30-81, 9-2-79. Sue, Cazenovia, Gramp'scar. Mark Brownell (Burnout): LIKES: Styx, Genesis, Molly Hatchet, pizza. Mom. Dad. the family. Colonial Heights, basketball. Ex- pos, good times, cruising with the gang. DISLIKES: Brownnose rn, 12 hour bus rides, Pennsylvania. Scranton, getting caught. AMBITION: To be the next Howard Cosell. FONDEST MEMORY : a certain bus ride, Quebec '79 and 81. LIKE TO FORGET: 3-28-80. Cars concert, the moon. FAVORITE SAYING: That's Ex! Linda Brzuskiewicz (Lyn): LIKES: Cheer- ing, family, friend , kittens, dances, green M M's, soccer, football, and basketball games, rowdies, crowd response. DISLIKES: spiders, german shepherds, filling out SAT and ACT form . AMBITION: To be the first person to correctly identify the chemical properties of school lunches. FONDEST MEMORY: Bus rides home with K.V. and D.S., Quebec '81 (V-13), 8-29-81, summer driver ed, O.E. LIKE TO FORGET: 9-9-79, and the weeks that followed, 9-19-80, Cafe de la Paix. FAVORITE SAYING: Now?! Celeste Bundy: LIKES: D.R., good friends, concerts. Smurf. DISLIKES: M.M. and H.M.. boredom, parents, getting caught. AMBITION: T.M.D.A.B.H. and T.S.W D.O.G.D. FONDEST MEMORY: 5- 25-80, 12-15-79, Todd Rundgren concert. LIKE TO FORGET: D.H.. fight with D.R. Tina Bums: LIKE1S: Summer, weekend� , concerts, sunsets, friends, music, and a cer- tain someone. DISLIKES: Disco, rain, being hurt, Mondays, riding to BOCES. and stuckup snobs. AMBITION: To become married and live happilv. FONDE1ST MEMORY: 9-26-81, meeting John. LIKE TO FORGET: Meeting Ed. Daryl Busch: LIKES: Baseball, basketball, dances, music, girls. DISLIKES: lima beans, getting up in the morning. AMBITION: Aeronautical engineering. FONDEST MEMORY: J J. basketball games. Dec. 1, 1980, Connie Mack baseball. LIKE TO FORGET: Moving away from close friends. Michelle Button (Chelle, Buttie): LIKES: Zipper, friends, soccer, sunsets, pizza, tiny feet, all my brothers, BJ.O., M.S., L.B., A.L, D M., D.H., etc. U6. DISLIKES: Mon- days, green noodles, and brown lettuce. Chemistry, being asked how much I weigh, waiting, good-byes. AMBITION: To have some ambition before I turn 30. FONDE1ST MEMORY: Quebec, all the good times, 11 15 80, “Vendredi-13 LIKE TO FORGET: Cafe de la Paix, Junior year, hassles, summer of '79. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Smooth Move. , “My dog has fleas. Matt Campbell (Chew. Dopey 3): LIKES: Wendi R., track. DISLIKES: Boring classes, fights with Wendi. AMBITION: To own Chittenango and make this place worth liv- ing in. FONDEST MEMORY: 5-3-80, 5-2- 81. LIKE TO FORGET: Certain people, football and all other team sports. Jeff Carpenter: LIKES: R.B.D.A.A.S., Ma, Pa, nite life, cruising, the camp. DISLIKES: school T.B. FONDEST MEMORY, none here. LIKE TO FORGET: My ride, Aug. 4, Sept. 21 to Oct. 21, C.K., C j. Tammy Carter (Tammy Lee, Miss): LIKES: Allan, cheering, vettes, good times with Jill, attention. Miss Piggy- DISLIKES: Being alone, fighting, onions, stuck-ups. not hav- ing money. AMBITION: To be rich, famous, and to beat the system. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '80, Junior Prom, Virginia, July 1st, Tammv and the Paper Plate . LIKE TO FORGET: Tight rope walk with Connie, party with Kelly Kathy, Steven and Peter Bell. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Sure, and I'm Dolly Parton. David Cole (Dave): LIKES: Skiing, drumm- ing, and food. DISLIKE1S: Homework and bills. AMBITION: To make a lot of monev. FONDEST MEMORY: February 27, 1980. LIKE TO FORGET: Prices of lunches (rais- ed each week.) Brenda Coon (Coony, Brenja): LIKES: David Patrick, friends, camping, orange. DISLIKES: 2:00 and 4:00 a m. feedings, rainy days, being alone. AMBITION: To open my own beauty shop and to have a happy fullfilled life with David. FONDE1ST MEMORY: June 6, 1981 at 5:18 p.m.. Summer '80. LIKE TO FORGET: All the long bus rides to BOCES. Becky Cooper (Chip): LIKE1S: Chester, summer, guys, friends. Genesis. Donnellys, Peter Gabriel. Hobbits, stereo, weekends, Steve's Fugi, Mustangs, hugs, Bridgeport Field Days. DISLIKES: Winter, fish, rainy dav on the point, snobs, saving good-bye. AMBITION: To leave New York. FONDEST ME MORY: A certain winter day with my Dad, Styx concert w TED, Hobbit and the Merry Men, Summer of '81. LIKE TO FORGET: 7 29 79. Brenda Cooper (Ace): LIKEIS: S.P.. rain- bows. waterskiing, walking. T.E.D.. BC. kids, family, Styx, Peter Gabriel, Ma Cole, purple yellow. Mom and Dad Donnelly, Hobbit and the Merry Men. DISLIKES: Rain, fighting with friends, show-offs, cold weather. AMBITION: To get a good job and to be happy forever. FONDEST MEMORY: 169 My first concert (Styx 81) with Theresa, Hobbit «ml the Merry Men, good timet. I've bad with my friends. I.IKK TO FORGET: Times I've fought with Theresa, 7 29 79, 6 6 72. Adam Crouch: LIKES: Journey, Van Halen, Gary, Brian, Jay, c he velles. DISLIKES: country music. Pockets. FONDEST MEMORY: Styx '81. Journey '81. LIKE TO FORGET: American Studies, getting caught. Peter Curinga (Peter J.): LIKES: bowling, baseball, winning the Tri-Valley league Bowling Championship, old library. DISLIKES: Cross-country, Accounting II, homeroom, new library. AMBITION: Fire watcher. Police Science, live to the first class reunion. FONDEST MEMORV : Dances after games, late bus home, in the dark, Styx concert, camping out. LIKE TO FORGET: Bus ride to school. Kevin Danehy (Beaker): LIKES: My friends, football, track, America, music. DISLIKES: loosing, tests, homework, people who try to make me look foolish, C.R. AM- BITION: To succeed in whatever I chose to do and be happy with life, T.F.C.T. FONDEST MEMORY: Our Various field trips, win at H.P., all the good times with my friends. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 19 80, night before SAT's. Steve Davidson (Arrogant Steve, Stereo Steve, Estebon): LIKES: aterskiing. S.P., Porsches, Vestal Senior High, S.B.A.F.W.S., hugs, someone who cares. DISLIKES: fighting, waiting, being used, being broke, being alone, homework. AMBI- TION: To get everything I want out of life and I'm half way there. FONDEST MEMORY: T.F.W.O.G.O.W.S., Junior Prom (Vestal). LIKE TO FORGET: Anything I would want to forget if I wrote it down, I wouldn't forget, so I'm not going to. FAVORITE SAYING: “You should be shot, “Absolutely. Brian Decker: LIKES: Top Reverse, Col- leen, Tim, Mike, Scott, Boz, Adam. Cary, Genesis. DISLIKES: Jerks. AMBITION. To be rich. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81, Styx '81, Journey '81. LIKE TO FORGET: Falling asleep at T.R.'s. Marsha DeFt resl (Ski): LIKES: Guys, G.H.. Scott, Liz. Janet, Marty, green, Styx, Journey, Trans-ams, Corvettes, blue eyes, Chris, muscles, J.H. DISLIKES: Red hair, brown eyes, being tall, breaking up, country music. AMBITION: To meet J.T., go out to California in a van. then to Florida. FONDEST MEMORY: Water Tower, Junior Prom. Liverpool, Bell's, Sylvan Beach. LIKE TO FORGET: Chris leaving. 10 1 81. FAVORITE SAYING: Stop! Jim DeMario (Squirt): LIKES: Tracey, Scott, bowling, making people laugh. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people. P.G., Bolivar Road, the Muck!! AMBITION: To be suc- cessful in future years, to live in Tampa. Fla FONDEST MEMORY: 5 1 81, white bridge. State Fair with T.S. LIKE TO FORGET: Business Math. (.aura Delahunt: LIKES: Having friends, sunsets, brown eyes, dreaming, pizza, being appreciated, over-all cuties, the Green Phantom. DISLIKES: Favoritism, being called Bonnie, tryouts, geometry, snakes, cavities. AMBITION: To have a smile like my sister's before graduation. FONDEST MEMORY: (Quebec '81, cheering for s«h - cer. Bike Hike '80, cheerleading. Pizza Hut, all my great times. LIKE TO FORGET: Green noodles, Vendredi-13, 5 28 75, a summer night. FAVORITE SAYING: “She had a look on my face. Renee Dcyo (Beaner): LIKES: Sports, Elvis Presley, summer, music, singing. DISLIKES: Wars, prices. AMBITION: Go to college for Horticulture. FONDEST MEMORY: The day I got caught. LIKE TO FORGET: Homework. Joe DiChristina (Di Boy): LIKES: Sports. Guiding Light, camping, K.G.M.C.C.J.P.A.P.. Cookies, cake, family, good times, 212 exchange. DISLIKES: The hill, tests, SAT's, losing. AMBITION: To have a great time in life and T.F.C.T. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 10 80, Christmas time. LIKE TO FORGET: F.J.Y., C.R.'s. Patricia Dlugozima (Patty): LIKES: SKI- ING. driving, swimming, money, friends, shopping. Jill Mark together. DISLIKES: Getting up for school, two-faced people, green noodles, E.L.W.L.A.C. AMBITION: To live life to its fullest and to be content. FONDEST MEMORY: Montreal '81, Baldw insville, summer with Scott, G O T.I) W.S., A.T.G.I.H.G.O.Vl LIKE TO FORGET: L.A.M.A.K.A.U.C.H., M.P.B.S.F.A.F.V. Stacy Dymond (Stork): LIKES: Girl Scouts, purple, 1 43RDF.. Se Tu Ma'mi, canoeing at night, ziggy's, cabin II. non-conformists, mile walking and the strange looks I get from people. DISLIKES: Having free time, being organized, slacking off, concrete minds, good-byes. AMBITION: To return to K.C. FONDEST MEMORY: San Diego, 4 24 81, 5 18 81, Stillwater, Kansas Ci- ty, Houston. Thena Edick: LIKES: My cat, friends. $. Italians, tigers. General Hospital, sunsets. DISLIKES: being bored, gym, not having money, B.K., spiders, getting up early. AM- BITION: To always be happy, to become ex- tremely rich (without having to work), T.S.T.N.W -A.C.S. FONDEST MEMORY: 4 1, 8 16 81, Cape Cod, Todd Rundgren concert. Heather Ehmke: LIKES: My family, C.S., playing the piano, rainbows, sunsets, relax- ing, Mr. C., walking in the rain, smiling. PWH. DISLIKES: spiders, beets. AMBI- TION: To be happy and successful, live in a place where it never goes below 60°F. FONDEST MEMORY: family trips, 5 2 81, times with A D, M A. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Molly Farley: LIKES: BJB, Chevelles, my bike, maroon, friends, Vic, Melvin, rac- coons. firebirds, snowy days. DISLIKES: CBK. 10th grade fan club, back-stabbers, 1 30 81, waiting, people, leaving me. AM- BITION: To leave everything and move no where. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior year. 7-16-80. LIKE TO FORGET: Motorcycle rides, fights, Nov. '80-Oct. 81. Gina Fayette: LIKES: Dean W ilcox, Mom Dad. good friends. DISLIKES: two-faced people, the B.B.B.'s, rainy days and Mon- days. AMBITION: To see the world and to give Greg a shower fully-clothed. FONDEST MEMORY: 1 1 22 80, 5 15, 16, 17 81, an embarrassing accident one rainy after- noon with Rhonda and ijithy. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing Dianne Flynn (Flynnie): LIKES: Joe L., Don. my friends, L.D., “Another World, summer, people that care, 2:08 p.m DISLIKES: Stuck-ups, getting up in the morning, homework, wheezing. AMBI- TION: To do what I can, the best way I can with what I got. FONDEST MEMORY Junior prom, summer of 81, roses at si , teen. LIKE TO FORGET: Hurt feelings, hospital stays, 1 1 th grade chemistry. Arlene Francis (Arleney): LIKES: Mom. Dad, family, David, good friends, “4 Musketeers, sleeping in, G.H.. fall. DISLIKES: Getting up early, stuck-up peo- ple. waiting, fightivxg. AMBITION: To be the world's greatest “buyer. TMDK FONDEST MEMORY: 10 20 80, 5 2 81, 6 6 81. sectionals, 7 9 81 (ILL.) LIKE TO FORGET: Summer of '80, 1 0th grade. Julie Gauthier: LIKES: Greg Saltier, my family. Bunny, my friends. Journey, Guiding Light, J.D.B.S., MNSB, chocolate chip jim dandys. DISLIKES: Dentists, phoneys, hj., hard math problems, J.J., PWDDOSPODB. AMBITION: To become a great veterinarian, TMGS. FOM |- l MEMORY: 2 16 81 J.D.B.S., 5 2 81. 4 22 81. LIKE TO FORGET: F.J., 9 10 81 I.F.M.R.T., 2 14 81 MVDP. Amy Gaylord: LIKES: Phil. Mom Dad, my mustang, friends, beating Phil in bowl- ing. boating, traveling. DISLIKES: getting up before 11 o'clock, SCHOOL. AMBI- TION: To own a business and to be always happy, TMPR FONDEST MEMORY: 3 6 81, summer of '81, Junior Prom, 2 22 81. LIKE TO FORGET: All the sad times in my life. Christina Gehring (Chris): LIKES: Mike, Mom Dad. the Blazer, night life. Rhonda Sue, Shelley and Brandi. DISLIKES: morn- ing. working AMBITION. TLTWRSU. FONDEST MEMORY: Halloween '80, good times with Rhonda. 6 5 80, Connecticut. LIKE TO FORGET: NOTHING. Graeme Gemmell: LIKES: Mom, Dad, baseball. Grizzly, Yankees, Glasglow Rangers. DISLIKES: Bolivar Road, having no money. AMBITION: To become the owner of the Grand Macnish Whiskey Distillery. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '74, trip to Scotland. LIKE TO FORGET: Chittenango High School. Rayma Gifford: LIKES: My family, friends, weekends, animals, having my license, red roses. DISLIKES: Freckles, homework, wak- ing up. AMBITION: To be happy and live life to its fullest, T.S.R.C. FONDEST MEMORY: Old Forge in '78, Toronto in '81. Aug. 29, 1981. LIKE TO FORGET: W .T., Chemistry. Janet Gillette (Jan): LIKES: Scott, Rob, the gang, swimming, having a good time, B.O.T.S. DISLIKES: 10 79. boys thinking they're the best thing on Earth, flashing red lights. AMBITION: To fall in love and be the best that I can be. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer '81, Sylvan Beach, Bells the Gang. Liverpool, working, 9 13 81. LIKE TO FORGET: 7 17 78, B.O. ., 5 2 81, Chris leaving for the Ar- my. FAVORITE SAYING: “Yea, sure. 170 Susan Green (Mean Sue): LIKES: SUM MEH. sunsets, long nights. DISLIKES: im- mature people, praetiee, going home earlv. AMBITION: To get rich. FONDEST MEMORY: ramping, times with the Crew of ‘82: LIKE TO FORGET: M.A.B. Hose Greene: LIKES: Friends, S. l.T W.S.S.A H.A.G.T., family. Moose, miles, buddy. Patty's car. going places and doing things. DISLIKES: Freckles, my last name, not getting what I want, fights with Mom, slugs, hating nothing to do. AMBI- TION To have m last name changed to Bonacci. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior year, tuttle, hair. Ziggy, 6 28 81, summer driver ed. with Mr. Getch. LIKE TO FORGET: 7 29 79, letter in a car, L B . stupid things I've done. James Haas (Horse, Clown): LIKES: Fast cars, girls, coon dogs, 4x4 trucks. DISLIKES: Loud noises, dancing. FONDEST MEMORY: 79 80, all the par- ties during school, 10 31 80, Old R.5, late night drives on dark roads. LIKE TO FORGET: 1 17 79, Cathy B. David Harvey (llarv): LIKKS: Atari, the Keken, making people laugh, a flat lake, the Beatles, Journey, people. DISLIKES: Being left out, riding in the back seat, rejection and depression. AMBITION: To be a suc- cessful comedian on Saturday Night Live. FONDEST MEMORY: Jr. Prom, Frosh foot- ball, B'ville, cruising with Dave and Dan. Combo, the Journey concert. LIKE TO FORGET: the month of June, fishing this year. Vanessa Hoffman (Nessa, Rae): LIKES: T. K.W., Journey, Lise, my brother, fast cars, Bridgeport guys. DISLIKES: People who ignore other people, D.B., W.K., D.C., school. AMBITION: To graduate and get rich FONDEST MEMORY: 8 23 81, 9 13 81.9 25 81,9 30 81, 10 9 81 (Journey Concert). LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Lori Hopkins: LIKES: Shaun Fontana, sum- mer, Saturday nights, horses. DISLIKKS: Rainy days, being alone, breaking up with S.F. FONDEST MEMORY: My 18th birth- day party. 3 4 79, 7 1 80. LIKE TO FORGET: 6 18 81, with S.F. FAVORITE SAYING: “Knock yourself out. Ixtri Howard (Rachel): LIKES: bowling. Seniority, art, music, sis, S-Kay. DISLIKES: Snobs, stuck-ups. being alone, fighting, feel- ing left out, losing friends, tests, J.N. AMBI- TION: To discover a new life! FONDEST MEMORY: 1 Varsity Bowling team, times with a friend. LIKE TO FORGET: The bad times, Alvin's party, Perryville Rd. Patti Hoyt (Twiggies): LIKES: Chim- panzees, swimming, sleeping late, vacations, Ken, Cathy, pets. DISLIKES: Liver, mov- ing, winter, studying, dishes. AMBITION: To Ik an interior decorator. FONDEST MEMORY: Double dating with Cathy and Jim. LIKE TO FORGET: Boring times, hav- ing teeth pulled. Annalisa laconis (Anna): LIKES: Cheering, dances, going out, EASOITM, shopping, good times, TTPAWWTAP, guys, friends, GK's, GH, MKM. being Italian. DISLIKES: obnoxious people, getting up, morning, be- ing depreirtted, TBABK, cornfields. AMBI- TION: To get everything I want. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom, Florida '81. LIKE TO FORGET: 3 7 80, 9 6 80, 9 19 80, 5 30-31 81 Bill Jarvis (Toad): LIKES: The barn, skiing. Mom. Dad. golf, my stereo, music, good times, anything that rolls. DISLIKES: Mailing, getting up. rain, losing. AMBI- TION: To make a million so I can retire at 35. FONDEST MEMORY: The Barn, gel- ting my car, night skiing. LIKE TO FORGET: June 19-27, 1980. Ixinny Keach (Creature): LIKES: rock 'n' roll, snowmobile races, fast motorcycles, '74 vettes, Bridgeport Field Days. DISLIKES: BOCES bus ride, cold rainy days. AMBITION: To buy a '74 vette and a '72 Road runner. LIKE TO FORGET: All my years at C.C.S. Monica Kelsey (Kelse, Moo Moo): LIKES: Music, 11-7, 10-13-3, friends, family good times, M I), milk, laughing. DISLIKES: Owing, 10-13-3, spiders and bugs. AMBI- TION: To find my niche in music and to be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 14 81, 1 30 81, times with 10-13-3 Mr. Turner, the M's. LIKE TO FORGET: 7 23 81, 8 15 81,9 17 81, times I've been hurt, Pere. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't believe this! Linda Kenneson: LIKES: Tim I)., skiing, Nichol, Concerts, the gang. DISLIKES: Fighting, getting up, losing friends. AMBI- TION: To be a stewardess or secretary and to travel. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81, 8th period, senior year, the Roxbury Gang, rollerskating. Green Lakes. LIKE TO FORGET: Fights with friends, bad times. Karin Kleiterp: LIKES: Both of my families, friends. Genesis, Kate Bush, going to USA, cola-title, having fun, Koot en Bie, Moppets. DISLIKES: Commercials on television, going back to the Netherlands alive. FONDEST MEMORY: Saturday night in 1980, June 3, '81, France 1980, Aug. 1, 1981. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Dale Kupfer (Kup): LIKES: Sports, Vicki, Fudgie, Mom and Dad. good times, friends, family, Jeanie's Bar-B-qued chicken. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, getting in trouble, bad grades. AMBITION: To grow to be 6'3 and to be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 8 80, Jr. Prom, summer of 81. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 9 80, 11 2 79 Mike Lacy: LIKES: Skiing, family, life in the fast lane, L.Y., music. DISLIKES: Mon- days, having no money. AMBITION: To get the most out of life and to do whatever I do best. FONDEST MEMORY: 1000 Island Music Feat. LIKE TO FORGET: 1980, broken leg. Norman Landers: LIKES: S.M., playing, working, and playing. DISLIKES: Two- faced people, B.B.B.'a, waking up and hav- ing to go to school. AMBITION: To have fun and excitement, to be wealthy. FONDEST MEMORY: Genesis in Saratoga, summer of '81, my friends. LIKE TO FORGET: All the students in Chittenango. Linda I ng (Lank): LIKES: Warm sum- mers, red-orange sunsets. DISLIKES: Rainy days, stuck-up people, being told what to do. AMBITION: To travel and meet new peo- ple. FONDEST MEMORY: 4 20-30 81, 6 25 80, Carole's wedding reception. LIKE TO FORGET: Bad times with friends. 12 8 78. Paulette l aneuville (Etta): LIKES: Sum- mer. Mom Dad. weekends, good times with Patti and Margie. DISLIKES: Rainy days, S.H.N.H . not having enough money. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. FONDEST MEMORY: My 18th birthday party. LIKE TO FORGET: T.G.. accident, CCS. Linda Leo: LIKES: Ben, Rusty Taylor, waterskiing, downhill skiing. DISLIKES: Fish, being alone. AMBITION: A stewardess and to see many parts of the world. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 20 79, Varsity Bowling Team. LIKE TO FORGET: All the fights with the gang and evervone else. FAVORITE SAYING: “Sorta-Kinda. William Ix ng (Billy): LIKES: Spaghetti, chili, chickee-poo's, some sports, Alice Cooper DISLIKES: All the B's, PH. M.B.S., the government. AMBITION: To live a good life, T.F.C.T. FONDEST MEMORY: Styx '81, Journey '81, B's par- ty, July '81, G.D. LIKE TO FORGET: Summer of '78, August of '81. Dave I.ongden: LIKES: C.M., sports. DISLIKES: Practices, snobs AMBITION: To make life worthwhile. FONDEST MEMORY Watertown. LIKE TO FORGET: The next day. Wayne Loper (Lopey): LIKES: Sharon, baseball, T.C.'s. DISLIKES: P.W.B. AMBI- TION: To live a fun and prosperous life. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 10 80, 7 26 81, 12 24 80, Washington. D.C., Boston. LIKE TO FORGET: S.L.B. Johnna Lynch: LIKES: lilacs, horse shows, getting dressed up. good food. DISLIKES: Cleaning my room, mud, rainy days, snow. AMBITION: To win the Aintree Grand Na- tional, become an X-ray therapist. FONDEST MEMORY: Summit, 1980 Pinto Nationals, 9 24 81. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 8 81, Breeder's Show 1981, T.D.T.R. Lisa Makowski: LIKES: Family , friends, get- ting a tan, cheering, skiing, “TNT, Guiding Light, the Mustang. DISLIKES: Saying good-bye, work, long weeks and short weekends. AMBITION: To fly the friendly skies and say coffee, tea, or ... milk. FONDEST MEMORY: TSWTJ, Florida. Prom night, Vermont, Senior Dinner Dance, 5 8 81, 6 13 81, BSOTM. LIKE TO FORGET: After SDD on CR, 3 7 80- GB's, almost giving Sharon a whiplash. Michael Marshall (Mike): LIKES: Sports, out door activities, music. DISLIKES: B.O., T.B AMBITION: T.S.B.D. FONDEST MEMORY: 4 23 81, 5 24 81, 7 2 80. LIKE TO FORGET: Summer of '8 1. Art Maslak: LIKES: Mom, Genesis, the Who, tt 73, Big Red numbers, skiing. DISLIKES: B.B.B.'a, the hill, the bottom of the glass, GCA, MPW. getting caught. AM- BITION: T.L.E.G.I.T.W.O. FONDEST MEMORY: Genesis concert, beating Holland Patent (9-6), Ski Club, P.N.I.T.W., H.A.V.F.S. LIKE TO FORGET: Laying in the fire. M S B Patrice Matina (Trice): LIKES: Family, Mandy, “Teddy, clouds, stars, N.Y.C., sleeping, feeling energetic, sunrises. DISLIKES: Mushrooms, uncomfortable silences, mono, rejection. AMBITION: See Dave Harvey host SNL, to find a way to be and stay “gold.” FONDEST MEMORY: 5 2 81, musicals, O.E., Wash., D.C. I, “Improv, times with Mandy. LIKE TO FORGET: Frustrations, times in Spring and summer '81. Melinda Matzell (Meems): LIKES: Dallas Cowboys, Longboat Key, Fla., Myrtle Beach. Mom Dad, Journey, Champagne, Cadillacs, cash, G.H. DISLIKES: Phoneys, fakes, fat. AMBITION: To move away from Chittenango, N.Y., live a happy, successful life in Dallas, Texas. FONDEST MEMORY: Florida '81, Girl's State, Columbus, Rochester. LIKE TO FORGET: 1 12 79, times I've wasted. Patrick McCarthy (Mac): LIKES: Joanne Sweetapple, 44, football, G.L., bros, parents, families. H.F.T., love, DI WB, Journey, tunes. DISLIKES: F.W.J., B.S.O., losing, being hurt, noise, fights, school lun ches. AMBITION: To become wealthy, own a lot of land, be happy, T M .J.S. FONDEST MEMORY. 2 5 80 thru 3 12 80, undefeated Freshman Football. LIKE TO FORGET: Bad times, losing, frustration, A.F. Trac McDougal: LIKES: Honest, friendly people, animals. DISLIKES: Snobs and stuck-ups. running in track. AMBITION: To make the best out of everything in life. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81, 4 81-6 81. LIKE TO FORGET: Hurt feel- ings 9 79-6 80. Dan McGee: LIKES: Waterskiing, sports, S.C. DISLIKES: Conceited people, know it alls, practices. AMBITION: To become rich and famous. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 15 81, Watertown, Jr. Prom, summer of '80. LIKE TO FORGET: Homework, boring times, long and boring practices, losing. John McMorris (Moose. Dr. John): LIKES: The Cars, S.S., food, L.A. Rams, 212 Ex- change. DISLIKES: C.R.. B.J.K. fan club, K.A.'s. AMBITION: To be an archaeologist. FONDEST MEMORY: Feast '79, undefeated Freshman Football. LIKE TO FORGET: Soccer, 9th grade. Robert Meredith: LIKES: Women, cars, having a job. DISLIKES: Homework, riding the buses. AMBITION: To pass out of my Senior high in flying colors, 6 26 82. FONDEST MEMORY: Getting my first speeding ticket. LIKE TO FORGET: Wat- ching my car go up in flames. Mark Meyers (Chuck): LIKES: Friends, the Yankees, New Wave, European cars. DISLIKES: Australian rock bands. AMBI- TION: To be listened to. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 5 81, Spring-Summer '79. LIKE TO FORGET: Junior year. Connie Miller: LIKES: PURPLE!!!, UNO, Skeeter, Cookie, N.L., weekends. DISLIKES: Rainy days, Mondays, cracking knuckles! AMBITION: To find one . . . FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81, league City, TEXAS, Styx. LIKE TO FORGET: J.R.P Colleen Moynihan (Moo): LIKES: Wobblin' Willy, Mom, Mom 2, friends, rock 'n' roll, basketball, skiing, horses, summer. DISLIKES: Moody people, being talked about behind your back, being discouraged, fighting. AMBITION: To become a nurse, cut hair, to live and be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: All the good times with my friends LIKE TO FORGET: Fights arguments. Theresa Murray (Tree): LIKES: J.R., Doobie Brothers, long talks, music, Laurie, hugs, sailboats, kittens, C.C.S., friends, family, WSWWH DISLIKES: Peanut but- ter, saying good-bye. AMBITION: To live a happy life. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 3 81, 9 15 80, 2 a.m., SNW, J J, Washington, D C. I and II. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing! Alec Naugle (Egg Nog): LIKES: 212 Ex- change, the country, being who I want to be, the ocean at N.C., baseball, soccer. Ski Club and the chair lift. DISLIKES: C.R., too many arguments, being in the B.W.A. AMBITION: To be the manager of our new paper clip manufacturing company. To suc- ceed if it's not too tough. FONDEST MEMORY: Copying homework during lunch. Ski Club, night games, 5 30 81. LIKES TO FORGET: Running through puddles. Chemistry, rushing to finish homework. Sharon Northrup (Weed): LIKES: Sunsets, Greens, puppies. Mom Dad, Seger, wrestlers, L.E.D., J.A.M., Snuzie, fall. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, snow, sprained ankles, getting up early. AMBITION: To marry a farmer and live happily ever after. FONDEST MEMORY: Snooper, Aunt Katie's ramp, good times with Chewy. LIKE TO FORGET: 5 2 81. Chemistry. Sharon Oakley: LIKES: R.W.B., my animals, T.H., friends, cheering. Biology, summer days, horseback riding. DISLIKES: So called friends, fights. Chemistry, Math, decisions. AMBITION: To become a veterinary assistant and make something of my life. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom, GTWB LIKE TO FORGET: FW BAT, 6 15 81, POJB Renee Olmsted (Bean): LIKES: Ma, 3, Tink, friends, sports, A.M.'s w Coach, win- ning, 11, night life, creek, mail, Gimmy, Doc, Dykeman Crew. DISLIKES: loosing, good-byes, K.G., “The Look, injuries, head games, decisions. AMBITION: Sometimes. FONDEST MEMORY: Time spent w certain people. 1 3 80, “clothes- lines, summers. LIKE TO FORGET: Nov. 4, misunderstandings. Karen Osada (Bones): LIKES: Mom and Dad. meeting people, being happy, E.S. DISLIKES: Making mistakes, being tired, curfews, bus rides. AMBITION: To be rich and happy. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 15 80, spring fest, summer of '81. LIKE TO FORGET: 3 13 80, 5 16 80, 7 25 81, 8 15 81. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “oh no, here we go! Barb Ostrander: LIKES: Family, friends, blue, summer, flirting, Jenny, being loony, K.R., S.P., MB, guys. DISLIKES: Being depressed, getting up early, gym class, being alone, living in Chittenango. AMBITION: To see Hawaii, to be a secretary, to leave Chittenango. FONDEST MEMORY: All the good times with my friends. LIKE TO FORGET: Summer of '80, 6 5 81, TDIM- TLE. FAVORITE SAYING: “What, are you crazy? Bridget O'Toole (Spank, Gidge): LIKES: (.amp and Co., the ocean, my family. Chuck, skiing, the Beatles and the Stone . DISLIKES: Inconsiderate, two-faced peo- pie, cigarettes, letdowns. AMBITION: To travel around the world in 80 days FONDEST MEMORY: Camp of '79 and '81. Maine. LIKE TO FORGET: My bad memories. Kim Overton (Kimmer): LIKFIS: My fami- ly, Sean, Bumper, Pepsi, food, pitching, friends. DISLIKFCS: Fights, losing, cleaning my room, failing. AMBITION: To look back at the “end and say I couldn't have done it belter. FONDEST MEMORY: Bio '79. Nana, Harrisburg '78, Gettysburg '77. LIKE TO FORGET: S.F '81, JAS. Selling Brandy. Bill Pauli: LIKES: GENESIS, Creek Rd„ Friday games. DISLIKES: PW, getting caught, being broke. AMBITION: To leave this place. FONDEST MEMORY. GENESIS-Saratoga, Syracuse Music F'est., Salt Springs, Ski Club. LIKE TO FORGET: Wrecking my car, getting caught. Christopher Perry: LIKFCS: People, camp, expensive bottle caps $25.00. Richard, Nana, cousin Bruce. DISLIKES: Green water, water on a golf course, the day after? AMBITION: T.G.L., To become a dentist or give it my best shot! FONDEST MFC.MORY: The bridge with D.V., M.S., and D.C., ramp with Liz. Meg, Bill. Mr. Mrs. and my bros. Richard Peters (Ricky, Smiley): LIKFCS: Bowhunting, motorcycles, wrestling, girls. DISLIKF S: Homework, teachers, smokers, drinkers. AMBITION: To go into the Navy. FONDEST MEMORY: Bear Days, summer of '79 and '80. LIKE TO FORGET: Business Math. David Petersen (Pee Wee, Fritz): LIKES: Pizza, Mom Dad. Kathy, money, per- cherons, sports, “Reggie, “Abby, mar- ried life, HF'OCD, choc, chip cookies. DISLIKFCS: Brown nosers, Clydes, hospitals. AMBITION: To work. FONDEST MEMORY: TWKY, Bike Hike '80, 12 30 80, Thousands Islands, F'lorida trips. GTWMAV. LIKE TO FORGET: Christmas Ball. Sharon Phelps (Wendy Who-ville): LIKES: Stephen, being happy, cheering, hugs, smil- ing, clothes, feeling like someone cares, Styx, having money, craziness. DISLIKES: Decisions, waiting, being hurt, H.N.C., busy signals, good-byes, people who lie. AMBI- TION: To ride a cloud, drive to (California, and find the ultimate paradise. FONDFCST MEMORY: M.S.A.S.A.S., P.N.l.T W ., T.W.S., Riding with Lisa, all the good times with the gang. LIKFC TO FORGET: Nothing, for I’ve learned a lot from my ex- periences. FAVORITE SAYING: “Go for it! Brenda Pomeroy: LIKFCS: F'amily. Brian, money, cats. DISLIKES: Snobby people. AMBITION: To be a successful, wealthy, in- dependent and sophisticated woman. F'ONDFCST MEMORY: 7 30 81, fall plays, musicals, J J. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing, everything is a learning experience. Shari Popluhar: LIKES: Harold, Mom, Dad, family, friends, K.S., B.J.O., outdoors, animals. DISLIKFCS: Being depressed, con- ceited people, bad grades, arguing. AMBI- 172 HON: T.M.H.O.A.I.G., To l c a LPN, to travel in the south. FONDEST MEMORY Summer of 81, 7 9.81, 1 1 23 76, good time with my friends, ski weekend '79, 9 18 8� LIKE TO FORGET: 5 2 81, hard lime . FAVORITE SAYING: “Mellow out.” Vtnrlle Pugliano (Puggy): LIKES: Family, friend , long nail , butterflies, good lime . DISLIKES: Hum , Lakcport. know-it-all� , rainy day . AMBITION: To have a good and happy life FONDEST MEMORY: 6 5 81, 5 2 81, 7 4 81, G.H., Mr E. LIKE TO F'ORGFTT: Breaking up, bad lime . Karin Ralston (Kar): LIKES: Family, cousin . Barb, friend . J J, ringing, danc- ing. kid , work, school, flirting- guy . Guiding Light. DISLIKES: Headache , allergic , gelling up, fainting. AMBITION: To be able to take horthand dictation. To be a successful secretary. To have a bunch of kid FONDEST MEMORY 5 2 81. 6 6 81, summer of 80, good time with my friend . 9 18 81. LIKE TO FORGET: AJK, Junior year, all the mistakes I've made. SPG WAK. Phil Randall: LIKES: Amy, Yamaha 1 100's, hunting, fishing, beating Amy in bowling. DISLIKES: Getting up in the mor- ning, having my car breakdown, chocolate cake, peanut butter. AMBITION: To own a farm FONDEST MEMORY: 3 6 81, Junior Prom, 4 15 80, summer of 81. LIKE TO FORGET: The day I bought my car. Kathleen Rao (Smily, Katrina): LIKES: Mom Dad. family, BJ, LD, Carrie, mak- ing money, great time , Mr . K., Chuckie. DISLIKES: Stuck-up , being alone, being bored. AMBITION: To be a dentist and make lots of money. To have a big family. FONDEST MEMORY. 12 24 79. 5 2 81. LIKE TO FORGET: Junior year. Lewi Reals: LIKES: My motorcycle, my friend . Dallas Cowboys, football, � leep, hunting, L.P., T.G. DISLIKES: School, get- ting caught, certain people, school lunches. AMBITION: To be the best at whatever I do and have fun! FONDEST MEMORY: 8 13 81. summer of 8 1, time with J.C., P.R., and friend . LIKE TO FORGET: 3 13 81. TWMF Cathy Riano (Fish, Dreamer): LIKES: Poetry, watching nature. Whale. Joe, Jim. DISLIKES: Being alone, homework, jeans, boring time . AMBITION: To finish nurs- ing. go to Switzerland. FONDEST MEMORY: 10 30 80-party, summer of '81, 10th grade. LIKE TO FORGET: S. Hall, S. Studies. Mary Rice (Marykin . Mar): LIKES: Friend , K.B. 7, traveling, winter, all- nighter . cuddling on a cold night, B.S., Journey. DISLIKES: Rain, crying, being hurt, morning , ulcer . AMBITION: To have L. apologize. T.G., T.G.M.C., T.G.T.C.A S.U.O.L C O A c T A T A T W , M.L.O.M., M T M O M I)., H A.C.O K M., L H E A FONDEST MEMORY: Summer Driver Ed, 1 1 17 80 '81. 4 16 81, 6 20-21 80, the Uke, McGraw Rd , “little kid.'' LIKE TO FORGET: 8 31 81 (Monday!), Super Rat, 11 27-12 1 80. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don't stop believin', ’ “Chris, I'm NOT a brownno er!“ Glenn Roehm (Crazy, Smiling Jim): LIKES: Styx, Lynard Skynard. Amy, friend , foot- ball. DISLIKES: moving, «tuck-up , bum , soccer, school lunches. AMBITION: To sur- vive college and life. FONDEST MEMORY : Junior Prom, 2 1 81, bowling in- tramural , Quebec '8 1. LIKE TO FORGET: 7th grade. 9 18 81. Tim Rose: LIKES: Top Reverse. Genesi , hanging around my friend . Mom, Dad. weekend , movies. DISLIKES: lazy people, rainy day . AMBITION: To do something worthwhile with my life. FONDEST MEMORY: Journey 81, Styx '81, summer '81. LIKE TO FORGET: L.M.P.. SIM- MER'79, falling asleep. Chris Russell: LIKES: Girl� , Genesi� , all in one night, summertime, Frisbee, tuning out. DISLIKES: Double sessions, AM radio. 6th period lunch, snobby people. AMBI- TION: To survive. FONDEST MEMORY: All the good times on Ru ell St. Hill, foot- ball games that we won. NJ. '79, 80. LIKE TO FORGET: February '79, everything that I remember from the night before. Sara Samsel LIKES. R.G.. J.T.. H.M., John, my family, friends. Moose, Buddy, Pattie'a car, snow, skiing. P. Collin� , $. S I T W R .G .A .N .A .G .T , M . M . '� . DISLIKES: Slugs, Bugs, S.M.. no money. Sunday morning . M B., good-byes. AMBI- TION: To always be healthy, happy and to become extremely rich. FONDEST MEMORY: Summers of '78, 79, 81, Driver Ed. with Mr. Getch. July '79. Ziggy, Turtle, Weirdo, Hair, Ark., April 81, 6 28, the Lake. LIKE TO FORGET: L B., B.A., a fight about a letter in a car. getting kicked out of G. Lake. Don Sandford: LIKES: Wine, woman and song DISLIKES: School. AMBITION: To have my own business and make the big buck. FONDEST MEMORY: Thousand Island Music Fest. LIKE TO FORGET: All the bad thing that have happened. Gregory Sattler (Santa): LIKINS: Julie, sports, train , mint-chocolate chip jim dan- dy . my meemee, mouse. DISLIKFIS: Julie's lip glo � . AMBITION: TMJLC, To live. FONDEST MEMORY : 2 16 81 LIKE TO FORGET: Ix sing. dislocating my knee. Kathy Sattler: LIKF-S: Dick, my two families, sunset� , friends, Florida, fall, Dick's car. Journey, concerts. DISLIKF1S: Fighting, making banana splits, hurdle , sunburns. AMBITION: To marry Dick. Own a 280ZX, a St. Bernard and to be hap- py FONDEST MEMORY: 12 25 80. 12 21 79, 6 6 80, the fondest is yet to come! LIKE TO FORGET: Times being away from Dick. Paul Schwarz: LIKES: Running, X-C meet , popcorn, friends, family, good jokes, chocolate. Raiders, Expos. DISLIKES: Buz- zards, bossy women, Howard Cosell, homework, essay� , gargoyle , Yankee . Steelers, Oneida AMBITION: TMLTBDV FONDEST MEMORY: Mile walk record , all the good davs at school, track meet . LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing Becky Seamans: LIKFS: Greg, my family, the Flagatooles, Neil Young, Camp and Co., friends, Maine, the Beatles, S.W.G., skiing. DISLIKES: Jealousy, not knowing. boredom, flea , frustration. A.W.G. AMBI- TION: To know when to believe people and when not to. F’ONI)F,ST MF.MOHY: (.amp '79- 81, Dec. 19. '80. Harry. Easter '81, Angela' 15th, 16th. skiing 81. I.IKF. TO F'ORGF T: Playing spoon , all the stupid mistakes I've made. Caryn Sellers (Care): LI K KS: Clo e friend , my family, 12, teddy bears, the 3 Musketeers, acting. DISLIKES: Clique within cliques, brownnoser� , good-byes, 13, math, being bored, pep i. AMBI- TION: TBASAAD. FONDEST MEMORY: 5 2 81, DC. w J J. Mabel (LMS), 7 30 81-Styx, those wild parties. I.IKK TO FORGET: 5 29 81, an engagement, a certain night 'til 1:30 a.m., buses, stupid mistake . Susan (Palmer) Shearer (Charlie. Maude): LIKES: Dances, running, being married. DISLIKF5: Being alone, someone saying, “You can't do that.” AMBITION: To be a housewife, to be a nurse's aide. F'ONDF ST MF MORY: Being on my own. LIKE TO F'ORGFTT: Working here. Tammy Sherlock (Fan): LIKF1S: Pat, fami- ly, Genesis, cat Ricky, friends. Camp and Co., when Bridget's parents go away. G.T.B.W.P. DISLIKF1S: :Preppie . being called Utile F'an (only Lisa can), good-byes, Angela's bad moods, having to get up when you've had a rough night, breaking down with Mark FONDEST MEMORY: Camp '79. February 23, 1981. July 4th with Ang. Pat, Lisa, and Brett, and many more. LIKF TO F'ORGFTT: all the time I can't remember. Patricia Shipley (Ship): LlkKS: George, family, sunshine, heavy metal, trips, smiles. Florida, night life, good times, true friends, red roses, cruisin'. DISLIKF S: Mondays, no money, frowns, hassles, getting caught, cigars. AMBITION: To make all my dreams come true. FONDF1ST MEMORY: All the good times LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Paul Smith: LIKF S: Ortain people, cruis- ing with friends, corvette , B.F'.D. DISLIKF1S: School, not having a car, stuck- up� . AMBITION: To be rich and wealthy, to own a fleet of corvettes and trans-ams. FONDEST MEMORY: B'port Field Day� '81, summer of '81. LIKE TO FORGET: Certain people, Jr. Prom, my first car. Jeff Spoor: LIKES: L.W ., good times. DISLIKES: Authority, A W AMBITION: P E.W .I.T W FONDEST MEMORY: Thou- sand Island Music Fest. LIKE TO FORGF.T: Summer of '80. Robert S. Andrew (Saint): LIKF S: Hard rock 'n roll, Trans Am . DISLIKF S: School, brownnoser . AMBITION: To go to college and get a good education. Get a good job. Go back to California. LIKFI TO FORGFTT: Chittcnango High School. Shawn Steding (Ben. Boom): LIKF1S: D.D., L.R., motorcycle , cars. DISLIKES: People yelling, car running out of gas, my watch alarm not working, buses. AMBITION: To be the best motorcycle mechanic. FONDFST MEMORY: My Jr. Prom. 7 18 79. LIKE TO FORGET: The fights, the ride to BOCKS in my Senior year. Mary Stevens: LI K VS: Thunderstorms, dreams, F'ozzie. my b'day on X-mas, writing poetry, CP, MB, LD, LM. AI, SP, JS, PM, LB, etc., Matthew James, cheerleading, red roses. DISLIKES: Lofting in overtime, cry- ing, being late, cold� , waiting, blacking-out. AMBITION: To receive free check-up� from Dr. Chrifttopher Perry, D.D.S. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 29 79, time� with M.A.M., Si� , and Mrs. V., joke� with Aunt Sheila, Gram and Gramp, undefeated Fro«h foot- ball. cheering, the bridge with C.P., D.V., and D C. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 19 80, 10 15 78, Gettysburg Cannon (C J), McDonald'� re� troom with Trice and Tam. FAVORITE SAYING: “THY', “Momm , do vou know what Mr� . Stinky did todav? “Really? Mike Suhey: LIKES: Motorcycle� , photography, art. working, concert� , Friday night� , flirting. DISLIKES: Getting caught, commitment� , being on time, Monday night� -Tue� day morning� . AMBITION: To be a free-lance photographer and become a millionaire. FONDEST MEMORY: 3 79, 4 81, summer vacation '81. LIKE TO FORGET: Nothing. Pamela Swank (Pam): LIKES: Joking around, life, camping. Sty . DISLIKES: Snobby people, show-off� , homework. AM- BITION: To be the best I can be at whatever I do FONDEST MEMORY: Vacation in California. LIKE TO FORGET: Broken nose, car accident in California. Joanne Sweetapple: LIKES: P.W.D.M.. The Guiding Light, my friend� families, 44, long talk� , skiing. Tab, $. kisses. running, rainbow� , weekends. Journey, D.J.M. DISLIKES: Spiders, “the runaround, alarm� , F.W.P., lecture� , misunderstan- dings, C.C.’a. AMBITION: For all of my dreams to come true. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 5 80, 5 2 81-prom night, Florida with Sue and Jeanie, 4 18 80, 3 1 81 (Thanks Sue!), 4 12 80, 8 19 80, G.T.K .M .B.A.L.H.F.A.E.! LIKE TO FORGET: The Florida Shakes! R.T.T. Jill Taylor. LIKES: Mark, friends, weekends. Sasha. Buddy, skiing, P Jon E. Muffin, money, having license, chocolate. DISLIKES: Poison ivy, getting up for school, being lonely, saving good-bve to Mark, S M B., green noodles. M.F.M.H.W. AMBITION: To be happy all the time! FONDEST MEMORY: A.T.W.M., 6 20 81, Quebec '81, the Lake, 5 29 81, Florida April '81. LIKE TO FORGET: 10 80, F.W.M., Cafe de la Paix, getting kicked out of G. Lake, B.A., 3rd period Junior year. Bill Thompson: LIKES: Good rock n roll, Styx, Journey, and Bruce Springsteen, be- ing with friends. DISLIKES: Rules, teachers. AMBITION: To live a long time away from Chittenango and close to the California beach. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81. LIKE TO FORGET: All my old girlfriends except one. Sandra Turner (Sandy): LIKES: Music, my friends. Kip and Henry. Split Enz. rain. Chinese food. Max, E.L.. E.H., C.T., ORB, horror movie� , skating Yankees. Rocky, Texas. DISLIKES: S.S., being late. M.T., prep.. B.T.T.I.L.C.S., impatience. Physics. AMBITION: To be rich and happy, and still have my sense of humor. FONDEST MEMORY: 9 23 81, 8 25 81, Green Lakes. JP's, S.O.A.P.OJ.H. LIKE TO FORGET: 10 80-8 81, 1981 Blood- mobile, a certain phone call, trying to park the car. Scott Van Alter: LIKES: Journey, being with my friends. Top Reverse, Mom, Dad, movie� . DISLIKES: Bad Top Reverse, laxy people. AMBITION: To become a billionaire. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom. Senior Prom, Journey '81. LIKE TO FORGET: 9th grade. Michelle Veitch: LIKES: Spending money, purple, weekends, concert� , black cat� , the Doors, being with fun-loving Mark, sum- mer. DISLIKES: Mondays, S.K., social studies. J.G., FADS, school buses, (.mall cars, getting up, J.S. AMBITION: To move off Black Creek Road FONDEST MEMORY: Coming in at 5:30 am, summer of 1980. LIKE TO FORGET: Chittenango and everything that goes with it. David Verne (Verney): LIKES: Karen, family, sports, cuddling, pork chops. DISLIKES: Snobs, fighting, boo-boo faces. AMBITION: To enjoy life and get a good job. FONDEST MEMORY: The bridge with C.P., Caralynn's partv. Sept. 16, 1980. LIKE TO FORGET: J F K. 1980 Angela Vero: LIKES: Skiing, Genesis, Camp Co., when my other parents leave. DISLIKES: Getting up. preppies, telephones, Bridget's driving, tension. AM- BITION: To raise pigs in my dorm room. FONDEST MEMORY: Camp '79, '81, ski- ing '81, July 4th — Sylvan Beach. Kevin and the mushroom, the Long Island Turtle. LIKE TO FORGET: Dameon, all the brain crushers. Shelley Visser: LIKES: Mooner, Mom, Dad, Tuts, GH. summer, mustangs, Italian food, brownies, shopping, Zeppelin, concert . DISLIKES: School buses, getting up, winter, fads, bratty kid� , good-byes, hiccups. AMBITION: Have my own business. Be suc- cessful, happy, live where it's warm. FONDEST MEMORY: Great times with Mooner, mountain climb. Florida. Illinois, Dinner Dance, Prom, summer '80, '81. LIKE TO FORGET: Being sick Patti Wall (PJ., Pajamas): LIKES: Horses, rollerskating, dancing, music, family. Tig- ger. Demo, Howie, friend , purple. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, red. AMBI- TION: To make my life and those around me the best they can possibly be. FONDEST MEMORY: Fishing with Dad Mark, bingo with Mom. LIKE TO FORGET: 6 20 81 — Corpy's death. Monica Weeks (Mo): LIKES: Softball, math. Mom Dad. Mr. Erion. drawing, piano, purple, winning. DISLIKES: Chemistry, enemies, froxen veg� ., boredom, losing, ties. AMBITION: TO fulfill my secret goals! TBKBMNB. FONDEST MEMORY: 2 18 81, summer softball '81. “Fine Coach, I'll trv.“, LdiJ Lvnch's. LIKE TO FORGET: Being called Bucky', Chemistry. Laurie Wehner: LIKES: Mom. good friends. Journey, sleeping late, soccer, basketball. DISLIKES: Being sick, put downs, stuck-up people. AMBITION: To be a successful R.N. and live life to its fullest. FONDEST MEMORY: Junior Prom, August of 79. LIKE TO FORGET: 9 29 80, my Junior year. Donald Woodward (Don): LIKES: Going tc my uncle's camp, winter, fast cars, fast food. S.F.S.S. DISLIKES: Being told what to do, getting up for school. AMBITION: To get a good job and be happy. FONDEST MEMORY: 3 13 79. LIKE TO FORGET: My friend's 18th birthday party, 7 1 80. Karen Yates: LIKES: David, cheering, hugs, hot dogs, windy days, kitties, being happy. DISLIKES: Fighting, boo-boo faces, being talked about, being boaay. AMBI- TION: To always be happy and in love forever, no matter what becomes of me. FONDEST MEMORY: Cara's party, our hideaways, and all the good times I've had with my friends and David. LIKE TO FORGET: GB'son 3 7 80, F.W.D.M Liz Zinn (Jizzum): LIKES: S.B., the Crew of '82, Cars, concerts, radios, rock 'n' roll, the gang. DISLIKES: Snobs, homework, cops, flashing red lights, no gas for cruisin'. AMBITION: To be happ with whatever I do. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of '81. 9th grade. Sylvan Beach, Jr. Prom, my license LIKE TO FORGET: M.C. AND C.A. - 8 26 81. FAVORITE SAYING: “Cool your jeta! Susan Markert (Sue): LIKES: A certain so- meone, rainbows, sunshine, sunsets, money, concerts. DISLIKES: Rain, maybe� , snakes, being broke. AMBITION: To get out of New York and go where it is warm. FONDEST MEMORY: 7 2 79, 12 15 79, R.I. in '80, Fla. in '81, Wellaley, Journey in Saratoga. LIKE TO FORGET: All bad times, especially Opici w Tom M. Robin Olmstead (Buns): LIKES: Horses, friends, seafood, my job, Fridays, Satur- days, Jacuzzies. DISLIKES: Snobs, gym class, my crutches, Monday� , New York weather, bus rides. AMBITION: To become successful and to live a good life. FONDEST MEMORY: My trip to California, The day I bought my dunebuggy. LIKE TO FORGET: Styx concert '81, horse back riding with Kelly D., 9 22 81. 174 BOOSTERS Yearbook Boosters Michael D. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kentch Mrs. VanWie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Northrup Jake and Donna McPhilmy Mrs. Francis Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Smith Russ and Deanna Boston The Best of Luck to the Class of 1982 — Linda Venczel Dr. Livingston I Presume and Family Congratulations Seniors — Mom, Dad, Rak, Jeff, Candi, Jeffrey Felicitations! M. et Mme. Daviau, Brett, et Brian Best of Luck to the Class of 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Brzuskiewicz Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 from Scruffy Good Luck to Jill and Mark, Patty and Jeff, and Me and Ed. Hee Heel I’ll Miss Ya Boz From Foxy Roxy Good Luck to the Friendly Underclassmen in Their Friendly Friday Escapades “Thanks” James De. Love Kimberly Julie Loves Greg Sandy and John Button Congratulation you all tanV� a=(S B) (S-C) S(S-A) Je t’aimel Joseph M.D. Linda — Remember the chairlift — Skiing Next time we’ll put the bar down right!! To the Dentist: Thank you. Love The Respiratory Therapist Good Luck to Everybody in the Class of '82 — Mr. Couse Cardinal Puff and Ruby Begonia tLa- I love Chris McCarthy Vive le Franpais I.L.B.P.B.M.T.A.I.A.T.W. Good Luck to the People Who Get Kicked Off Green Lakes Good Luck to Heather Love Elizabeth Maudie: Thanks for Being You — I Love You!! — Bean The Place to Be on a Thursday Night and Friday Morning is the 3rd Floor of Goodyear Hall Someday I’m going to catch E.L. and live happily ever after! — Right Angle Remember the Moose? Good Luck to Everyone and I Know You'll All Come to Love Adam and the Ants Like I Do. THHANA From the Green Phantom and Her Dog Scruffy Shannon, You’re a Poodleysnork To Dawn Who Will Always Be Special, T.G. Caesar Hogustus and Miss Piggy joe — est-ce tu peux jouer au tennis dans la neige??? Bag it. Wing it. KCD and PRS Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 To Heather E. — ONLY THOSE WHO ARE TALENTED ENOUGH BELONG IN MISSOURI!!! From KELSE Doug — You will never know what your love means to me. — S.B. 175 m i