Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

SAGA 1980 Clarence Central Senior High School 9625 Main Street Clarence, New York 14031 Table of Contents Opening................................3 Student Life...........................5 Senior Class Poll.....................22 Seniors...............................25 Juniors...............................59 Sophomores............................71 Freshmen..............................81 Faculty...............................91 Organizations........................103 Sports...............................131 Index................................159 Ads Patrons........................169 Closing..............................184 4 Becky Graves - your halo's crooked! Carl Trenz lets the animal show through. Look ma, no cavities. Well Chris, two out of three ain't bad. 6 Student Life Jennifer Burns and Sue Grey Student Life 7 jam HOMECOMING Tim McKinney leads the festivities at the Variety Show. A new addition to Homecoming Week, hat-day” proved to be quite successful. Homecoming Queen and King Candy Owen and Tony Sineni. The Last Hurrah!” 8 Homecoming This year's Homecoming week proved to be one of the most successful Clarence has seen in years. Monday started off the week with the Baby Photo Contest of the Varsity Football Team. Wednesday included the new installation of 60’s day, while the evening provided the entertainment of the Variety Show. Thursday brought about the success of a new idea — hatday. The festivities continued right through Friday with the Pep Breakfast, Pep Rally, red black day, and the carnival and concert at night. The Climax came after the Homecoming Parade with the Clarence Varsity Football De- vils defeating Iroquois by the score of 7-0. The week con- cluded Saturday evening with the fun of the Homecoming Dance at the Town Park Clubhouse. The Junior class makes last minute preparations for their Homecoming float. Anyone care for a tango? Homecoming 9 CCHS Presents: The Miracle Worker Flower Drum Song Will McClaren - the actor. Ron Guido in his role from The Miracle Worker. Contrary to popular belief, not all stars are on Broadway. We have a very sizable contingent of talent right here in Clarence High School. These “aspiring actors” and starving artists” showcase their special abilities in two Drama Club sponsored productions each year: a straight play in the fall and a musical play each spring. Over the years director Len Pappas and his troupe have won wide recognition for the artis- tic excellence of the shows. 1979-80’s offerings were no exception. The Miracle Worker was presented in the autumn of the year, with Amy Worden as Anne Sullivan and Linda Saffire as Helen. Candy Owen, Will McClaren, Tim Markey and Dale Miller also had major roles. All who saw it agreed that that this sensitive and demanding work was very well done indeed. The musical was Flower Drum Song. The sto- ry of three generations of Chinese Americans in the 1950’s. Lead roles were protrayed by Tim McKinney, Candy Owen, Rob Voltz, Andrea Eh- renrich, Laura Aikin, Becky Aikin, Tim Markey and Will McClaren. For all concerned, the shows were truly a labour of love, an experience that will not soon be forgotten. To quote William Wordworth, The music in my heart I bore, long after it was heard no more.” Amy Worden and Tim Markey in a scene from The Miracle Worker. 10 Student Life Kevin Dunne in his most humble moment. f-THINK THIS ISA Katie Wesoiowski, Mary Lynn Krolczyk and Michele George try to solicit patrons for the yearbook. Student Life 11 Saga Editors disrupt the library. Years flying by with the speed of light Intoxicated by sweet thoughts Dissolving in a pool of memories Laughter evolves into tears Was it a dream? Months, weeks, days slip through our fingers Like sand in a seive. TG “Thank God it’s Friday! exclaims Janet Downing. Hob Cesar desperately tries to extricate an ice cream sandwich from his mouth. 12 Student Life Isn't this a perfect a picture of Kathy Daigler’s famous phrase: “I’m dazed and confused.’’ Uncle Mike — Our fearless leader? Student Life 13 For once, Jean Garrett listens attentively in class. 14 Student Life Bert Liang says his noontime prayers. Student Life 15 Student Council Student Council Officere: Tony Sineni - President: Andrea Spencer - Secretary: Gabriella Goldstein - Vice President; Lori VanNuys — Treasurer. President. 16 Student Life - Student Council Sophomore Class Officers: Row 1: Dan Goldstein - Treasurer: Diana Rossi - Secretary: Row 2: Joyce Stilson - President: Mike Blemel - Vice President. Junior Class Officers: Lori VanNuys - Secretary: Chris Small — Treasurer: Amy Spencer — Vice President: Wendy Craig — President. Freshman Class Officers: Gary Alexander — Vice President; Mary Walleshauser — Treasurer; Steve Nappo — President; Cindy Diener — Secretary. Student Life — Student Council 17 Senior Class Representatives: Spike VanKuren, George Adrian, Pam May. Glenn Steffenhagen. Junior Class Representatives: Row 1: Lynn Jones, Sue Spoth. Pete LaNasa. Row 2: Dave Wright. Sophomore Class Representatives: Row 1: Freshman Class Representatives: Row 1: Mark Tim Brown. Row 2: Sue Thielman, Anne Medole, Kelly Grogan. Brian McCarthy. Row 2: Schneeberger, Rob Reed. Sandy Hammond, Sue LiBassi, Lynn Roberts. 18 Student Life — Student Council Penny for your thoughts. Mrs. McCadden. An unidentified student slip slides away. Student Life 19 David DeRose, is that a History essay you're writing in photography class? Lisa and Linda discuss plans for the new wing on the High School. Pam Dean, what do you have to hide? 20 Student Life Ken Schemanak has the whole world in his hands. Don’t look so sad ... I know it’s over But life goes on and this old world will keep on turning Let’s just be glad we had some time to spend together. Don’t say a word about tomorrow or forever Just remember all we’ve shared and smile ... Once more ... For the good times. DDM Student Life 21 A Glimpse of Popularity Contributed most to the school — Sheri Scavone, Gabriella Goldstein Most Studious — Beth Walen 22 Student Life — Senior Class Poll Most Popular — Candy Owen, Tony Sineni Friendliest and Always Seen Smiling - Betsy Brady Most Athletic - Terry Liskoff, Dan DiPirro Student Life — Senior Class Poll 23 Best Looking - Dan Wells, Candy Owen. E.J. Kelley Most Flirtatious — Beth Banks Best Dressed — Candy Owen. Rick Thibault Wittiest - Brendan Cullinan 24 Student Life Senior Class Poll Rebecca Aikin George Adrian Ron Allen Jr. Bored by school life, Ken Shemancik drifts into a world of his own. High school has meant more to me than just learning, it is also the growing, maturing, and relationships that I will cherish my entire life. — Brendan Cullinan — Nancy Allgaier Barb Anaka Louis Angrisano 26 Senior Addie - Anaka r Gay Goldstein and Tony Sineni lead a Student Council meeting. Roger Becker David Baumler My high school career has meant making new friends, making new enemies, having a splitting headache by 3:20, falling asleep during the first and last 3 classes, and won- dering why teachers always say they’ll collect the home- work tomorrow and never do. — Kathleen M. Daigler — Seniors Archibald Becker 27 Greg Beckinghausen Philip Bender Linda Bening Dave Bissonette Peter Benkovich Mary Beth Bissonette Max Bird John Binner It’s my ticket to college. — Carl Glauber — Ann Bohm James Bolt Geraldine Bodie 28 Seniors Beckinghausen - Boll Keith Brachman Kevin Bradford Doris Brennan Scott Brady Tony and Doug discuss politics on their way to the White House. Lisa Bonosky High school has given me the opportunity to learn about many new aspects of life, and help me to get one step closer to my goals. — Karen Ernst — Cheryl Borden Seniors Bonosky — Brennan 29 A heck of a great time with a class of excellent people. — Rob Cesar — Chris Callahan k V _ tral Deborah Capan 30 Seniors Bugenhagen — Capan Karen Carpino Mike Castren Terry Place ties up the lines. When I look back at the 4 years past, 1 see hard work great times, good friends, and growing up. — Cindy Rossi — ’ V Roy Chaffee r Linda Chattin Mark Cianciolo Mike Collins Carl Corbelli Seniors Carpino — Corbelli 31 During my four years here I have had the chance to grow, both on the inside and on the outside. It's been a fantastic four years and could never have been possible without the friendship and support of the entire class. Thank you for the times of my life! — Betsy Brady — Deborah Cower Steven Crawford Margaret Crooks William Cravatta % Kathleen Daigler David D’Amico Pamela Danner Janet Downing Brendan Cullinan Mary Daiber 32 Seniors Cower - Downing Pamela Dean Amy DelPrince These past four years have helped me to realize that, in the words of Alexander Pope, “All our knowledge is ourselves to know.” — Will McClaren — Sharon Dietzman Jeffrey Donahue Russell Duttweiler Andrea Spencer shys away from the camera. Mary Ederer Daniel DiPirro 1 Heather Douglas Seniors Dean — Ederer 33 John Ellis Nancy Elrod Linda Fairlie Peg Crooks is distracted in AP Chemistry- Thomas Faxlanger Michael Fasanello Roy Fleck If not for high school, I would not have met some fantastic people! — Barb Anaka — Jerry Folckemer Jeffery Forthman 34 Seniors Ellis — Forthman Ellen Friedman High school has meant for me my growing as a person. It has meant change and it has meant friendships. The people I’ve met in the last four years are people I’ve grown to love and admire. I think I’m slowly beginning to realize what the words “love” and “friendship truly mean. — Linda Fairlie — Richard Friedman Joseph Furioso i Lisa Gaeta Despite rumors, lines are long for school lunches. Laurie Galley Tf , . John Gerber Michele George Scott Gillies Seniors Forgie — Gillies 35 Michael Grace Becky Graves Frank Green Monica Greenhalgh Dave Gresens My high school years has inabled me to grow and realize the importance of friends and hard work. — Donna Leone — Gail Gruszecki 36 Seniors Glauber — Gruszecki Ron Guido Beth Haist Tom Hanlon Kevin Harris High school has been a time where learning has been my primary goal. Whether it be academics, athletics, or just learning about people, it has been a beneficial experience. — Dan DiPirro — Seniors Guido Henkel 37 School has meant something to me. I have no idea what. — Richard Friedman — Maureen Hess Anne Hesslink Kevin Hickey Todd Slimack surprises Betsy Brady in the hallways of CCHS. 38 Seniors Hess — Honsberger Carol Horvath The senior float committee proudly display their hats on hat day. Charles Howland Brian Janicki Mary Hunt Dave Johnson Sarah Johnt ... learning to paint with a brush, draw without an eraser, and make something in ceramics worth keeping ... making a lot of best friends and falling in love (for real) ... — Ellen Friedman — Seniors Hopkins — Johnt 39 Matthew Jones Jane Jurek Holly Kelkenberg Robin Keller High school has helped me grow in many ways. It also makes me realize how little I really know and makes me want to go on to college and learn even more. It has given me many friendships and most of all memories which I shall never forget. — Chris Callahan — Ellen Kick Steve Kepner Penny Kirkwood Timothy Kennedy Class clown Rob Cesar entertains his classmates. 40 Seniors Jones - Kirkwood Students show their appreciation for rock music. Allen Kitto Bernadette Klein Michele Konitzer Rebecca Kraft |oe Kremer Mary Lynn Krolczyk Karen Kruszynski High school was valuable to me primarily as a lesson in human nature. — Douglas Seibold — Seniors Kitto - Kruszynski 41 Days full of fun and misery which I will never forget, and friends that were the only thing that kept me sane. — Michele George — Shawn Lewis Bertrand Liang 42 Seniors Kulbacki - Liang Dana Linde Theresa Liskoff Sandra Loewer My four years at Clarence have been filled with much happiness. I’ve met a lot of great people and I have shared many good times with them which I will never forget. — Lisa Gaeta — Karen Love Seniors give o cheer for their ‘‘Last Hurrah”. David Lukow Christopher Lukowski Margaret Maley Cynthia Manarina Seniors Linde — Manarina 43 A fantastic education, meeting warm and beautiful people, escaping shyness, and having the opportunity to get to know a great person — Dr. Small. — Cindy Manarina — Michael Marinaccio Timothy Markey ?A Cindy Marasco Irene Martyniuk John Matteson Pamela May James Mayer Erin McCarthy William McClaren Judy McFadden David McKinley 44 Seniors Marasco — McKinley Scott Medole Timothy McKinney Someone once asked me “How can you stand being a cheerleader?” I replied, “I love Clarence, I’m proud of it and I want to show it!” — Candy Owen — William Meland Paula Mercurio Wendy Metz Robert Metzger Some Saga Editors take a moment out to pose for the photographer. Lisa Michenzi Dale Devlin Miller Seniors McKinney — Miller 45 Margaret Miner Sandy Loewer and Carl Corbelli enjoy their free period in the senior lounge. Denise Modaffara Earnest Moehlau Wendy Morabito When coming to this school, I found I was no longer a dull person, as when 1 walk in the lav, they tell me It’s cool!” — Linda Chattin — Debra Modaffara Roger Murray John Nappo Marie Nicolas 46 Seniors Miner — Nicholas An enjoyable challenge. — Doug Pope — Dean Pfoltzer Candace Owen Pandora Peters Jill Pagano Deborah Pfennig Timothy Pfohl Michael Pinto Marcy Pleu Andrea Spencer in her most daring mood. Seniors Owen - Pohl 47 Douglas Pope Patrick Porter Marianne Quaintance Anne Rabin Steven Raquet Linda Reitmeier Denise Rekettye Jeremy Richter High school has meant many things to me. I’ve learned a lot of the required things, but more importantly, 1 have learned about life and myself. — Ron Guido — Howard Robert 48 Seniors Pope - Rogers Jeannie Rogers Amy Rynaski Allison Rowley Cynthia Rossi Schno, or what? Linda Saffire Sandra Saia Sally Schaefer George Schalk Peter Scharf Friends I’ll have the rest of my life who made most of it bearable. — Irene Martyniuk — Seniors Rondinelli — Scharf 49 Candy Owen and Wendy Morabito bring back the feelings of the 60 s. My High school years have meant a great deal to me. I have learned a lot about myself and others. It’s been great. — Colleen Schwenk — Joan Schopf Debbie Schruefer Michael Schmidt Elizabeth Schuessler Deborah Schultz 50 Seniors Schruefer — Schultz Danielle Schumacher Timothy Schwab My High school years have given me a basic foundation for a good future, and also opened up a lot of possible career options for me. — Michael J. Grace — Colleen Schwenk Frank Scimia Kenneth Shemancik Carol Siegel Spike Van Kuren remarks “I Anthony Sineni Gina Siracuse dare you! Seniors Schumacher — Siracuse 51 Tracey Skaine Todd Slimack Tom Irvine seeks solitude in the library, but is caught by our camera. Cheryl Sponholtz Andrea Spencer David Smith William Solem High School gave me the chance to find out where my talents and capabilities lie, and what direction to pursue in the future. — Sharon Dietzman — Glenn Steffenhagen Cindy Rossi masters the art of walking down stairs. 52 Seniors Skaine — Steffenhagen William Steger Pamela Steitz William Stringer Thomas Streufert High school to me has been a collage of some of the craziest times I’ve ever had. — Paula Mercurio — Wendy Metz experiences a moment of serenity. Jean Taggart Georgia Taylor Margaret Tee Richard Thibault Kim Thomas Seniors Steger — Thomas 53 David Thompson Mary Thompson High shool has been a definite turning point in my life! I now have goals to aim for. My best memory of high school is putting together this yearbook for all my fellow classmates to enjoy in all their years to come. — Lisa A. Michenzi — Candy Owen demonstrates her feelings about the cafeteria food. Laurie Trometer Linnea Troyer Leon Trum Andrea Tufillaro 54 Seniors Thompson — Tufillaro '(i Roger Ulrich My High school years have taught me a lot about myself. I have learned to cope with problems and have met friends whom I will never forget; but it has only been the gradual beginning of growing up and searching for my purpose in life as an individual. — Carol Horvath — Robert Voltz Greg Walls Michael Wawrzynski Dan Waytena Albert Weber Charles Weglarski Dan Wells Pam Wertz Seniors Ulrich — Wertz 55 Sue Weseman Kathleen Wesolowski Burt Wetherbee Peter Wetzler Catherine Westphal Jeff Wetzler Elizabeth Whalen Eugene Willard Kevin Wiesinger Although I am not spending my senior year in Clarence, I have many happy memories of my days there to take with me forever. — Penny Kirkwood — Patrick Wilcox Barry Weston Chris Fowls attempts the amazing feat of going to his locker between classes. 56 Seniors Weseman — Wilcox Marlene Wilton Carl Woelffel My High school career has meant a change in my life and a basis for my future. It has meant learning to work with people and discover the real values in life. My high school career has meant — memories that will last forever, and friend- ships that are too deep to put in words. — Sheri Scavone — Amy Worden Linda Wright Matthew Wrobel Karen Yeager Mark Zimicki William Zoerb Charm just radiales from Will McClaren. Seniors Wilton - Zoerb 57 Better Late Than Never August Graduates Deborah Wilkinson Dawn Smeal Jill Thomas Lisa Weaver v . Camera Shy Seniors Christopher Baston Dawn Batt Philip Bender Leonard Borowski Joyce Brode Wray Bucklaew Daryle Care Gregory Carpenter Karen Carpino Jo Ann Connelly Cynthia Doran Rolinda Draves Brian Droney Russell Duttweiler Thomas Duve Mary Hartman Margaret Heim James Herberger Robert Heohman Joe Hill Thomas Irvine E.J. Kelley Philip Kitchen Ramming Robin Korpanty Gary Lettieri Ben Luce Richard Mapes Scott McElhinney Doug Moore John Mowins Michael Pankow Edwin Roth Douglas Seibold Michael Sekera Lynn Siegert Louis Squitieri Sherman Stanley Barb Streeter Philip Thompson Daniel Visone Cynthia Westley Kathy Young Jodi Zambito 58 Seniors Hm. Rm. 202 Row 1: Mirjam Loch. Maria Dorigo, Lisa Duminuco, Timothy Draves. Row 2: Stephanie Dogoli. Nina Deutschman, Brooks Dorr, Mary Distler. Row 3: Fran Dubrinski. Harvey Wallbanger. Tony DiBartolo. Row 4: Brian Donnelly, Jeff Didion Horn Rm. 142 Row 1: Kathy Cower. Laura Davies, Rebecca DeLang. Mary Cournan, Don Crane. Row 2: Tom Cravatta. Chris Daigler. Jenine. Crobelli, Lea Miller, Brian Dahmer, Dave DeRose, Andrew Daiber, Alice Crawshaw. 60 Juniors i Hm. Rm. WCA Row 1: Marsha Bates, Brenda Beers, Linda Bachman, Kim Berchou. Row 2: Ann Marie Basile, Paul Bennet, Jeff Bissonette. Annette Adams. Alaine Bergmann. Andrea Barone, Steven Bull, Michael Bertucci. Row 3: Mary Ann Berrafato, Mary Adner, Tim Andrews, Dennis Bischof, Rose Andrzejewski. Sue Beck, Chris Aquino. Sean Biggs. Row 4: Tim Anaka, Jeff Allen Chris Budden, Harvey Wallbanger, Ken Banszak, Michael Angrisano. Juniors 61 Hm Rm. 204 Row 1: Kathy Funk, Sandy Fergeson. Row 2: Jennifer Duve, Lori Ford. Theresa Fisher, Andrea Ehrenreich, Michelle Gaczewski, Rachael Garr. Row 3: David Frank, Jim Galmbacher, Ron Duttweiler, Susan Flaherty, Row 4: Pat Ganzenmuller, Sandra Feldman, Sihby Fasanello, Joe Engel, Martin Ederer, Susan Fox, Debra Forczak. Self-Confidence Venturing into the unknown. Unaware of what is to become of you. Still your strength and courage Choose for you the path you are to follow. They take on the challenges of life And put them into their proper perspective. You are your own light in the dark, And you are the one to supply A shoulder to lean on. MBB Carol Jackson smirks as she passes through the anatomy section. 62 Juniors Hm. Rm. WCB Row 1: Amy Bradford, Mike Brown, Mary Braun, Bob Bosch. Row 2: Margaret Bradford, Pete Black, Melinda Boa. Lori Blazer. Dave Coniglio, Liz Carpenter. Row 3: Molly Gray, Missy Braun. Nancy Clark, Jennifer Burns, Kathy Conners, Linda Carls. Row 4: Cynthia Caroll, Julie Boyne, Gayla Closson, Danna Carpenter. Santina Candino. Wendy Cambell, Jill Bryant, Don Burlingame. Mike Brodowski. Row 5: Art Brode, Dan Chamberland. Hm. Rm. 227 Row 1: Kathy Kelly. Row 2: Kim Koleck, April Kelly, Mary Ann Lettieri, Cheryl Kuntz, Julie Klingenschmitt. Row 3: Barb Less, Kelly Neal, William Leman. Roger Krentz, John Kraus, James Knavel, Pete LaNasa. Row 4: Michelle Keyser. Juniors 63 Hm Rm. 208 Row 1: Kelly Horan, Sue Hocko. Kathy Irr, Kelly Jenkins, Cindy Juhre. Becky Jarosz. Row 2: Sue Hoffman, Nancy Kasperek, Carol Jackson, Pam Joyner, Eileen Hickey, Greg Hoppe. Row 3: Michael Herberger, Jeffrey Herberger, Andy Irr, Stephen Jones, Eric Hutchison, When in the library, more talking is done by Lynn Schneeberger than reading. 64 Juniors You there, I’ve watched you, I’ve listened to your words, your voice I’ve noticed you and I like you ... I want to be friends, how can I relate this to you? At times we’ve talked, joked and we say hi. But ... I want to know you, I want to share myself, my friendship, and my feelings. RT Tony DiBartolo has a “prophecy during class. Hm. Rm. 207 Row 1: David Harding. Chris Hallar, Denise Hammond. ]ean Garrett, Rachel Gorny, Bill Halik, Tom Geiger. Row 2: Dana Hammer. Mark Gleico, Debbie Hahn. Diane Genco, Matt Gawlowicz. John Gering. Marya Gulczynski. Row 3: Charles Gordon. Leo Glauber. Dave Griffiths, Jeff Haas. Duane Gilmour. Bill Habarth. Don Haas. Sue Grey. Row 4: Glenn Haley. Barbara Hachten. Chris Gordon. Kathy Hartman. Tree: Mark Hastings. Juniors 65 Hm. Rm 228 Row 1: Jean Liskoff, Anne Marx. Jane Lovell, Rachel Mair. Row 2: Scott Mason. Kim McClaren. Beth Mason. Kelly Love, Lori Marino, Karen Martin, Jane Lorenzini, Leslie Lochead. Row 3: Doug Mandell. Crowin Lewis, Chris Lista, Glenn May, David Mangani, Brian Matteson, Kathy McCarten. Frank Licata, Steven Mapes. Michael Little. Row 4: Tom Manzella, Terri Matera. Hm. Rm. 230 Row 1: Phyliss Naab, Jeanne Mowins. Julie Miner, Cathy Mahaffy, Kathy Muchow. Lynn Muchow. Row 2: Paul Moore. Joe Mule, Dave Nawrot, Michael Meyer, Brian Miller. Peter Panarties. Row 3: Lisa Opanashuk. Kelly Neil, Lea Miller, Liz Pers, Kelly Muirhead. Stephen Palmerton. Row 4: Teresa Monin. Sue Olendorf. 66 Juniors Hm Rm 231 Row 1: Kim Schaller. Lynn Schneeberger, Chris Small, Lynn Jones. Vicki Quaintance. Beth Roberts, Amy Probst. Sandra Richardson. Row 2: Nancy Platek, Dave Reice, Diana Russell. Michelle Ryan, Debbie Reams. John Rogers. Row 3: Wendy Craig, Amy Spencer. Sue Plaisted, Rose Mercurio, Robert Schalk, Elizabeth Ruppel, Marc Santarsiero, Kurt Probst, Kenneth Scharf. Row 4: Ronald Schmidt, Marcus Robinson, Brian Rich. Steve Lindsley, John Roach. Juniors 67 Hm Rm. 256 Row 1: Terry Wolf. Erin Whitten. Kathy Wright. Sarah Wetherbee. Row 2: Nova Woodruff. Sandy Zimicki, Laura Wysocki. Linda Wende, Cathy Whalen. Sue Wolfe. Row 3: Rick Wood. Kim Wilson. Bob Wertz, Dave Weglarski. Jason Wolf. John Sorci, John Zimmerman. Lynn Weseman. Row 4: Andrew Zent. Dave Wright. 68 Juniors Hm Rm. 247 Row 1: Bernadette Webster, Jeannine Szabo, Elaine Thering, Meredith Summers. Row 2: Yolande Webster. Amy Swartz, Scott Sutherland. Angelo Turco. Row 3: Jim Trautman, Dan Syrcher, Betsy Symington. Peg Voltz. Karyn VanKuren. Kim Watkins, Jeff Walker. Juniors 69 Band Homeroom: Row 1: Amy Worden, Becky Aikin, Sarah Johnt, Jim Albert. Row 2: Mr. Sutherland. Lisa Opanshuk, Tom Faxlanger, Jennifer Burns, Wendy Metz. Hm Rm 245 Row 1: Pam Seuss, Maureen Smith. Karen Sineni, Kathy Sciandra, Cheryl Slawson. Row 2: Todd Schupbach, Douglas Sherman, Sue Spoth, Laurie Shupe. Margaret Stermole, Gail Smits, Chris Sendker. Row 3: Bob Strohman, Stephan Shultz, David Skull. Brian Shemancik, Mike Stanley, Sue Squitieri, John Shanor. Row 4: Bob Seager, Paul Schuler. 70 Juniors Hm. Rm. 69 Row 1: Linda Kuhn, Tammy Kolek, Jackie Kennedy, Todd Kessner, Kessner, Dawn LaCopa. Greg Kraft, Richard Lang. Dan Kremer, Doug Lash. Row 2: Audrey Kress, William Kushman, Kathy Korpanty. Doug Laube, Paul Klein, Philip Kroth, Brian Kulbacki. Hm. Rm 147 Row 1: Carla Smeltzer, Darren Smith, Janice Roberts, Row 2: John Rosowski, Venessa Scott, Bonnie Scherf, Eric Scheussler, Howard Rowley, Elizabeth Schuler, Beth Sehl, Betty Rotkowski, Anne Schneeberger, Bob Gibson. Row 3: Douglas Schottke, Elizabeth Roland, Steven Roth, Susan Schrader. Lou Schlatter, Cindy Schlect, Nancy Seibold, Amy Rosen. Betsy Schultz. Sandy Schmidt. Jane Nevero. Row 4: Richard Schoenthaler. Dan Slawson. 72 Sophomores Hm Rm. 57 Row 1: Roberta Furioso, Sherry Fischer, Cheryl Ely, Maura Finlayson, Peggy Duffy. Ellen Fasanello, Katie Carpenter, Mary Ertel, Doug Frey. Row 2: Bill Egert, Scott Erler, Tami Ferguson, Sue Ernst. Heather Friedman, Joan Gatti, Debbie Ely. Row 3: joe Farace, Jeff Forgie, Ed Geib, Bill Ernst, Mark Ganshow, Ryan Duve, Dale Fryling, Paul Galmbacher, Tom Frost, Don Folckemer, Skip Frey. Some people can just sit and dream all day long. Sophomores 73 Hm Rm. 148 Row 1: Lisa Vincent, Missy Smith, Barb Thrasher, Kathleen Sponholtz, Dawn Sweeney, Row 2: Dave Throm, Julie Visone, Kris Troyer. Sue Thielman, Jacqueline Surowiec, Lynne Tarbell, Kathy Suchan, Terry Vito, Annette VanBourgondien. Row 3: David Thuman, Art Stover. Warren Stevens, Eric Thuman, Charles Trost. Pat Stefanik, Tim Thomas. John Summers. Gary Smith. Kathy Stephan, Kris Ulrich. Hm Rm. 55 Row 1: Brian Denning, John Dejac, Ray Davies. Eric Deutschman, Tom Dempsey, Rodney Dietrich. Row 2: Maria Cimato. Mary Cesar, Lisa Draves, Denise Chamberlin, Cindy Case, Joyce Cammilleri, Frank Drexelius. Row 3: Jim Dorigo, Ann Dolloff, Sue Curry, Caroline Downing. Noelle Clark. Ann Cornelius, Albert Cosmano. Row 3: Wayne Dressier, Wendy Draves. Cheryl Carter, Andy Deahn, Rob Cole. Robin Connolly. Scott Dietzman. John D’Amico. 74 Sophomores Hm Rm. 70 Row 1: Lisa McGorray, Wendy Maurer, Colleen Mages, Kim Mahaney, Beth Marinaccio, Ellen Mandell, Cheryl Long. Row 2: Mark McAllister, Robert Maley. Mery Beth Mercurio, Sue LeMaster, Kim McKinney, Barb Longobardi. Linda Meyer, Mary Mahoney, Mary Jo McCready, Douglas Mair. Row 3: Jeff Marasco, Clark Martens, Joe McCulloch, Chris Menno, Bob Leff, David Metz, Greg Lukaszewicz, John Lindner, Matthew Meldrim, Adam Lee. Sophomores 75 Friendship is more than something you can touch, it is something you can feel. LJF Hm. Rm 131 Row 1: Brian Harris, Tim Brown, Dan Harsch, Mark Reisig. Kevin Powers. Row 2: Mary Hasselbeck, Eileen Roach. Annette Robb, Kelly Rich, Dawn Robert, Betsy Reisig. Row 3: Mike Powers, Leslie Rekettye, Mark Pirson, David Poore. Rob Reed. Ronn Pulli, Wendy Reidel, Jim Reitmeicr, Kelly Pritchard. 76 Sophomores Kevin Powers declares, Oh my God!!! It’s alive. Hm Rm. 54 Row 1: Lorri Bein, Leslie Boehler, |ames Burkard, Tony Berrafato, Barb Bordner. Sue Binner, Daniel Bissonette. Row 2: David Berry. Donald Berchou. Rodney Burks, Jeff Burns. Doug Boyd. Diana Bcrkich. Row 3: James Berry. Michael Browne. Patty Bischof, Steven Brown, Debbie Berchou. Hm Rm. 52 Row 1: Chuck Gibson, David Gruber, Larry Gibbons. Row 2: Dawn Halik, Cheryl Haun, Little Bo Peep. Debra Gruszecki. Row 3: Jenny Hand, Tamara Goldstein, Jenny Greaves, Debbie Gresens, Sandy Georger. Elizabeth Harlock. Row 4: Bob Hammond. Andrew Hahn. Darlene Gutowski. Tim George, James Grabowski, Robert Greis, Tom Hahn. Row 5: Jeoffrey Gordon. Doug Gresens. Dan Gresens. Kent Grove, Curtis Haake. Sophomores 77 Hm Rm. 48 Row 1: Michael Banaszak. Joe Adams. Mary Bartels. Karen Barone. Tom Albert, James Bathory. Row 2: Tom Bass, Brenda Baker, Barb Banks. Tracy Allen. Laura Aikin. Carol Archibald. Row 3: Cheryl Baker, Jil Behrens, Kathy Beil, Ellen Altenberg, Diane Aquilina, Jim Bailey. 78 Sophomores Hm. Rm. ECA Row 1: Keith Zajac, Eric Weitz, Paul Walker, Mary Jo Weston. Mary Wilcox, Danyette Whitten, Dawn Wysocki. Row 2: Kevin Williamson, Ross Wickenhauser, David Woodward, Sherry White, Debbie Weils, Ann Zimmerman, Chris Yeager, Don Willard. Row 3: Lou Visone, David Zibbon, Scott Wright, Joe Zambito, David Wundrow. Mary Werdein, Jenny Wilson, Paula Zolnowski, Lois Weber. Colleen Wack. Don Wright, Joanne Wetzler, Paula Walters, Debbie Wicke. John Yeager. Diana Rossi comes out of class completely baffled. Sophomores 79 Hm Rm. 129 Row 1: Sue Molinari, Todd Nicholas, Laura Montante, Lorey O’Neil, Darcy Nesselbeck, Annetee Oehman. Row 2: Mark Morette, Jon Peters, Elizabeth Pack, Pamela Paul. Darla Nelson, Heather O’Connell. Debra Proffit. Michele Milikan, Gina Pelino. Amy Michenzi, Patty Nowack. Row 3: Jeff Mowins, Rich Napora, Dave Michenzi, David Paulin, Gary Nielan, Tim Packman, Paul Miller, Thomas Mucci. Memories. Long forgotten moments From the past. A multitude of thoughts That live on in your mind. A water-color world Of beauty and happiness, Lighting your mind And giving you the strength To continue on So that you may form Your new memories. Hm Rm. 59 Row 1: Cathy Juhre, Karen Hoehman, Lauren Jonas, Robin Hoebel, Joyce Stilson, Chris Hawes, Sally Honsberger, Kris Hoffman. Brenda Kelly. Row 2: Tim Horan, Paul Hergerger, Dave Honsberger, Pete Herr, John Hassett, Jim Haas. Mike Blemel. Pat Jenkins, Mark Heigel. Row 3: Alan Hopkins. Richard Henkel, Martin Hickey, Mark Heim. Brendan Hickey. Raymond Hess, Andy Kelkenberg, Robin Johnson, Anita Hoffman. MBB 80 Sophomores Hm Rm. 65 Row 1: Mary Lou Schalk. Debbie Sulzbach, Kim Schofield, Sandy Surianello, Melissa Rzyrkowski, Tim Shaffer, Cheryl Selapack, Dave Shefter. Row 2: Deanna Saia. Denise Saia, Kim Schuler. Tracy Shisler, Jane Smith, Linda Shemancik. Row 3: Julie Shantz, Donna Stiglmeir, Maureen Shaffer, Randy Schreiber, Jean Smith, Tammy Smith. Row 4: Steve Sugar, Rick Silvestro, Jim Shanor, Bryan Schaefer. Brian Schmitt. Hm. Rm. 68 Row 1: Kelli Grogan, Cindi Diener, Karen Wicke, Kim Young, Kelly Yeager, Greg Woodruff. Row 2: Amy Wilson. Lloyd Wood, Melissa Wright, Eileen Wilcox. Row 3: Joe Zwolenkiewicz, Charlie Wrobel, Peter Yerger, Jim Wilson, Paul Willard, Steve Nappo, Ed Woodworth, Dave Zimicki. 82 Freshmen Hm Rm. 67 Row 1: Kathy Sweet. Alexa Waytena, Karen Tesnow, Carl Weiler. Row 2: Rick Wescott. Bob Tyler. Jeff Wertz. Kathy Weglarski, Wendy Weirich. Connie West. Row 3: Randy Vogel. Kathy McGlarski. Lou Wargo, Duane Webster. Rick Usatch. Row 4: Jo Ellen Veanes. Mike Westphal. Andy Thielman. Row 5: Patti Utter, Sharon Wander. Julie Wallin. Michele Tomczak. That's basic electricity for you, soldering ones finger to the board. The sun rose with a brilliance of color Fire lighting up the early morning sky I watched amazed I felt as if it were the beginning of a new life I felt as I had never felt before I saw the sun set with the same brilliant fire But the ending I had always seen before Was no longer there All I could see was a brilliant beginning LJF s. Freshmen 83 Hm. Rm. 51 Row 1: Paul Bachman, Kathy Baric. Vivian Bclmusto, Ken Bestine, Howard Bever, Jim Bodie. Row 2: Tim Bass, Linda Bertucci, Kathy Atzrott. Peggy Baube, Carol Blum, Kevin Beiter, Sean Billings, Brian Bolt. Dan Bennette, Brian Adner. Row 3: Tim Babbitt, Laurie Black, Kelly Bennett, Debbie Bond, Gail Anstey. Bill Binner, Jim Bohm, Brian Blackwell. 84 Freshmen Hm Rm. 60 Row 1: Bob Gibson, Lou Gerra, Jeff Greis, Roger Hartwig. Row 2: Todd Glassman. Don Hoefler. Craig Hanlon, Jeff Gettens. Kelly Fitzsimmons, Jodi Hodge. Francis Gozoalski. Row 3: Karen George, Wendy Keller, Julie Honsberger, Larry Guido. Sandy Hammond, Janice Florczak, Linda Fischer. Row 4: Cindy Greenhaulgh. 1 im Geiger, Charlene Graham, Tim Geary, Dave Gardner. Mike Flaherty. Diane Gresens, Matt Gottzmann. Wendy Weirich listens intently as Ken Weisenger wispers the answers to her. Fresh men 85 Hm. Rm 61 Row 1: Jack Keohane, Joe Kelley. John Jurek, Mike Koeppel, Donald Jank, Greg Kick. Row 2: Beth Howard. Kathy Keating. Cecilia Iodovito, Linda Jansen. Lisa Janusz. Stephanie Jondle, Mike Kick. Row 3: Tom Joss, Dave Knorz, Dave Koehler. Jim Kliszak. David Kelkenberg. Chris Kramer, Wayne Hunt. ?-, v 4: Dave Kozlowski. John Kammercr, Glen Knoblauch, Brian Kolczynski. Aaron Karneth. Eric Hoppe. Paul Kerr. Hm. R. 56 Row 1: Guy Carpenter. Carolyn Cimato. Jeff Cable. Sarah Brown. Chris Chriswell. Row 2: Jerry Bucklaew, Marty Callahan. Dave Burdette. Wendy Chattin. Row 3: Mike Clark, Katrina Britton, Scott Cook, Wally Buell, Brad Care, Dan Cashmore. Row 4: Amy Bradford, Marian Colis, Sue Bonn, Chuck Candino, Barry Chubb, Todd Chamberland, Peter Casilio, Jeff Bugenhagen. Row 5: Debbie Casey. Debbie Brauer. Dennis Bujanowski, John Campbell, Tony Costantini, Rick Brahmer. 86 Freshmen Hm Rm 58 Row 1: Dave Delang. Mark Cummings, Lance Fiegl. Peter Dunn, Chris Draves, Matt Cravatta, Martin Fawls. Kevin Dunne. Row 2: Sue Faxlanger. Lynn Elniskey, Ginny Czesak. Kathy Dougan. Donna DiPaolo. Rae Lynn Cravatta. Laurie DiPirro. Maria Demaiorbus. Row 3: Leo Engel. Joe Dickey. Ted Albers, Rodney Duttweiler. Joe Dogoli, Chuck Dickey. Larry Dubrmski. Row 4: Beth Doran, Mary Elin, Renee Ellis, Kelly Dock, Lynn Dubek. Gregg Layer shows off his poise! Freshmen 87 Hm. Rm. 64 Row 1: Dan Roland, Sue Radwan. Barb Reinhold, Dana Ricker, Laura Poetz, Lisa Rugg, jim Rogers, Joan Rew. Row 2: Janet Potts. Craig Riedesel, Steve Robert, Lisa Page, Dan Pritchard, Lynn Roberts. Row 3: Jeff Rosowski, Sheila Robb, Scott Riedel, Wendy Rifenburg, Becky Roberts, Carrie Peterson. Row 4: Sandy Rodemacher, Jeff Roth. Wendy Piper, Chuck Pfohl. Rob Reams. Eric Reisig, Tom Richey, Dave Parker, Steve Penhollow. In the darkness, you are my light In my despair, you are my hope In my fear, you are like a rock ... steadying my terror standing strong in the emotional storm. In my wandering, you are a guiding hand In my heart, you are my love though my body quakes with uncertainty, you remain solid. For in my soul, you are my friend. DDM asdf... jkl; ... you’ve got to be kidding! 88 Freshmen Hm. Rm 62 Row 1: Kathy Marino, Grace Mast, Andrea Leising. Rose Lutz, Amy Leff, Sue LiBassi, Paula Lash, Andrea Luce, Becky Kuczkowski, Karen Law. Row 2: Phil Louisos, Angelo Manzella. Mike Martin, Joe Madejski, Dave Lindner, Ken Loewer, Jim Lahren, Kevin Love. Jeff Masci, Jim MacNair. Row 3: Dan Lummel. Tony Major. Bill Laczkowski. Dave Kroth, Mark Mangano, Gregg Layer. Jim Mahoney, Bryan Lukow, Malcolm Mast, Bill McBride. Freshmen 89 Hm Rm. 63 Row 1: Rose Pacenzio, Cheryl O’Malley, Mark Metzger, Curt Moehlau, Tom Moore, Tom Olendorf, Sally Miner. Sue Metzger. Patty Meyer. Row 2: JoAnne Muchow, Pat Mineo, Sue Mowatt, Sheryl Pagano. Jeff Michienzi, Colleen O’Mara. Mike Meldrim, Mike Mucci. Todd Muirhead, Erich Ossenburg. Row 3: Bill McGorray. Brian McCarthy. Mulie Nieciepozeski. Dan Melbourne. Dave O’Brien, Bill Mihalko, Mark Medole. 90 Freshmen The Saga editors and staff would like to dedicate Saga 80 to Dr. Eugene Small. It would be difficult to list the many accom- plishments of the man, but that is not the purpose of this dedica- tion. One does not dedicate a book to a list of honors and statistics. Dr. Small will best be remembered for his humanity and his love of the students. The familiar figure, clad in the legendary bow tie, could be seen in his office or in the halls always willing to help the students and staff. Any student who had any dealings with Dr. Small has come to the realization that he was always willing to support a worthwhile cause. He could be seen at many extracurricular activities, not just supervising, but enjoying them. We write this, not to wish Dr. Small luck on his retirement because we have no doubts that his community service will continue for many years, but to thank him for his love. One more thing, Dr. Small, we hope that the fishing is always great! Lisa Michenzi Linda Fairlie 92 Dedicat ion 1K II .1 l M Ml lu, Pnn rpul M i 1 this rai In r 4l � n.l t-� 4 taught Iiumii. xn ub)i'i t r 1 i: k • ! hnt his v aim .in hi urn u iptnl In a fhrw « r stmt I 't I • :T«'lt.4llf iM the Mil � m V. n|w. ttrt I� ,- «Ii I'h.ii'i'c 11« nimllcil m flu I •«� K ’ «I uihled I l � hi� • t w Ik i oui assistant prtiuip.tl .ui«l mi ul an n- «htrctoi. ami f wish him sailing. Dedication 93 The vice principals, Mr. Parrinello and Mr. Ettelson, serve to compliment Dr. Small in running the school administratively. Mr. Par- rinello is in charge of discipline, or at least that is what he is known for in the school. Many students are fortunate to see the other side of Mr. Parrinello as he oversees the more interesting aspects of school such as dances and the yearbook. Mr. Ettelson is the person responsible for scheduling. He handles class scheduling and also finds places for all activities, a thankless job at best. Both men serve the school well, and it is hoped their work is appreciated. 94 Faculty Faculty 95 Mrs. Gaske - History Mrs. Palka - English Mrs. Taylor - English Mr. Carl - History Mrs. Corrigan — History Mr. Neubauer - History Mr. Compertore • Mr. Bogey — History 96 Faculty Faculty 97 98 Faculty Faculty 99 100 Faculty Faculty 101 Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Stover — Office 102 Faculty Pub People Saga Staff: Row 1: Jill Thomas, Sue LiBassi, Sue Wolfe, Pat Ganzenmuller, Michele Keating. Lauren Jonas. Kathy Daigler. Row 2: Kelly Love. Kelly Horan. Gabriella Goldstein. Paula Mercurio. Kathy Sciandra. Row 3: Bernie Klein. Bonnie Scherf, Kevin Love. Kathy Beil. Elly Mandell, Mary Elin. Tamara Goldstein. Carhy Whalen. Liz Burger. Rose Mercurio. Pow 4: Will McClaren, Katie Wesolowski, Mary Lynn Krolczyk. Missy Addie, Shelly George. Dale Miller. Lisa Michenzi, Mr. Carl. Mr. McCadden, Linda Fairlie, Sheri Scavone, Mary Ann Burlingame, Barb Anaka. Becky Graves. Cindy Manarina. A secluded closet surrounded by the mystery of blinking lights, loud music and insane editors was the birthplace of the yearbook Saga. In spite of unfavorable conditions, the Saga staff never failed in the coutinuous struggle of meeting deadlines in order to satisfy the students at CCHS. This year’s production was one of the most successful efforts of the past several years, thanks only to the dedicated few. The staff labored many long hours using broken typewriters and insufficient supplies to bring about this yearbook. The few thank the many for their lack of support. Saga editors pose with their mascot. 104 Saga Staff Trident Editors: Row 1: Kathy Daigler. Row 2: Cindy Manarina, Tom Erickson, Kathy Sciandra, Brian Janicki, Barb Anaka. Journalism, etc. Trident had some trouble getting off the ground this year, but the newspaper staff managed to accom- plish many things. The Trident Weekly was introduced to the school this year, and the staff vis- ited Columbia University in New York City for a journalism confer- ence. The high point of the year was when Santa Claus set up a mailbox outside the Student Pub and allowed the Weekly to print some of the letters Clarence stu- dents sent him. Trident Staff: Row 1: Tom Erickson. Corwin Lewis, Kathy Daigler, Irene Martyniuk, Rose Mercurio, Mr. Carl, Brian )anicki. Row 2: Pat Ganzenmuller. Lisa Walis, Mirjam Loch. Dan Melbourne. Kathy Sciandre, Barb Anaka. Bob Stroman, Don Kermit Haas, Cindy Manarina. Trident 105 Star Struck Jr. - Sr. Drama Club: Row 1: Candy Owen. Tim Markey, Gabriella Goldstein. Andrea Erenreich, Will McClaren. Pow 2: Marcy Pleu, Karen Love. Beth Banks. Tim McKinney, Jay Laczkowski, Dale Miller, Michelle Keating. Pam May. Molly Bray. Cheryl Slawson, Ann Bohm, Cheryl Sponholtz, Rose Andrejewski. Row 3: Bernadette Webster, Amy Schwartz, Amy Worden, Becky Graves. Sue Olendorf. Becky Jarosz. Beth Mason. Row 4: Lisa Bonosky. Jeannie Rogers. Nova Woodruff. Amy Rynaski, Dave Kepner. Brenda Callahan. Kathy Sciandra. John Roach, Chris Sendker. Cathy Whalen. The Clarence Drama Club was once again in full toll this year. The annual fall show was The Miracle Worker. Many students became in- volved with this impressive produc- tion, bringing more acclaim to the actors and crews of the CCHS Dra- ma Club. Mr. Pappas, the advisor, had a strong slew of students will- ing to work hard for all those “stars in the sky.” Fr. - Sp. Drama Club: Row 1: Philisa Utter. Lesleie Bahler. Patti Utter, Lauren Jonas, Laura Aikin. Robin Hoebel, Mary Jo Weston. Barb Bordner. Kris Ulrich. Lisa Vincent. Debbie Berchou, Janice Roberts. Jenny Wilson. Tow 2: Jim Wilson. Carla Smeltzer. Gary Alexander. Joyce Stilson. Kim McKinney. Nancy Seibold, Tamara Goldstein. Kim Schofield. Sally Miner. Ann Zimmerman. Patty Bischof, Beth Solem. Row 3: Dan Goldstein. Steve Roth. Jon Peters. Anne Schneeberger, Barb Reinhold, Kathy Keating, Sue LiBassi, Cindy Diener. Linda Shemancik, Karen Wicke. Brian Harris. Scott Erler. 106 Drama Club Twirlers: Row 1: Carol Horvath. Michele George. Karen Love. Row 2: Pam Wetz, Wendy Craig, Kelley Horan, Rachel Garr. Row 3: Annette VanBourgondien, Beth Banks, Kris Ulrich. Tow 4: Maureen Schaeffer. Marie Nicholas. Renee Ellis, Patty Bischof. Twirling Twirlers Starting the year off with a suc- cessful Homecoming parade and halftime show, the Clarence High School Twirlers continued their show of excellence throughout the school year. Under the direction of Miss Barbara Smith and captain Michele George, the girls travelled to competitions in Toronto, Syr- acuse and various local schools. Af- ter long hours of practice, the twir- lers received many awards for their accomplishments in military and dance twirl. The high point of the season was the experience of ap- pearing on national television in the Gimbel’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia. TwirIers 107 Flying Colors It’s 7:30 A.M. on a clear Novem- ber morning, a time when most sane human beings are snugly doz- ing contemplating the day's sched- uled events; however, if one listens clsoely, command upon command of “left, right, left, right, left face ... move!” may be heard echoing through the Clarence High School parking lot, abandoned, save the presence of twenty-five hearty souls: The Clarence Senior High Color Guard! Led by captain Amy Worden, as- sistant captain Amy Swartz, and advised by Mr, John “Sarge Gau- lin, the group shared a wide variety of memorable experiences, the most impressive being the privilege of marching in Gimbals Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade in Phila- delphia. Color Guard: Row 1: Amy Swartz, Shari White, Cindy Case. Amy Worden. Row 2: Kelly Rich, Peggy Baube, Linda Saffire, Lori Tromcter. Row 3: Sue LiBassi. Ann Baumer, Mary Adner, Sheri Scavone. Row 4: Cindy Diencr. Ann Hasselbeck, Sue Beck, Lori Marino, Jennifer Burns, Sara Brown. 108 Colorguard Spirit Spreaders Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1: Candy Owen. Linda Bening. Row 2: Andrea Ehrenreich. Ann Bohm. Row 3: Jeannie Rogers. Karen Love. Row 4: Cheryl Slawson. Beth Banks. Row 5: Lisa Bonosky. Beth Mason. Kathy Irr. Linda Wende. J.V. Cheerleaders: Row 1: Anne Schneeberger. Robin Hoebel. Row 2: Cindy Deiner, Sherry White. Row 3: Nancy Seibold. Chris Hoffman. Row 4: Lori Schlatter. Kim McKinney. Row 5: Wendy Rifenburg. Sue Curry. Top: Annette VanBourgendein. The Clarence Varsity Cheerleaders provided spirit which helped their teams spell S-U-C-C-E-S-S! Per- forming their chorus line pom-pom cheer with the Pep Band at the Homecoming Pep Rally, and leading the entire school with various spirited cheers, in- spired their boys to an amazing shut-out effort. Lead by Co-captain Linda Bening and Captain Can- dy Owen, the sqaud cheered from a mud swamped Lackawanna track to the astroturf of Rich Stadium. The girls maintained spirit throughout the basketball season with the dedicated aid of coach Sharon Web- ber. The Varsity Cheerleaders wish to thank all who came out to support their teams. The J.V. cheerleaders consisting of ninth and tenth grade girls were led by Mrs. Rifenburg, with co-capt. Sue Curry and capt. Annette Van Bourgondien. They help to cheer on the J.V. Football and Basketball teams. Their tryouts are in the spring and practices start in the summer. Cheerleaders 109 People Encouraging People Pep Squad, not to be confused with Pep Club, consists of those dedicated cheerleaders who cheer for Varsity Soccer and Varsity Wrestling. Their bright smiles and spirited cheers added enthusiasm to this year’s games. Row 1: Kris Ulrich, Kim Kolek, Renee Ellis. Row 2: Cheryl Long, Debbie Berchou, Patty Bischof. Row 3: Margaret Tee, Debbie Hanes. The Pep Club is a very active group, encouraging school spirit and enthusiasm. This year has been the most successful year in the his- tory of the Pep Club. Year-long ac- tivities include a majority of the Homecoming festivities, maintai- nence of two informative bulletin boards, Pep Rallys, school jacket sales and support of sports teams. The highlight of this year was a basketball game matching the Buf- falo Bills against the Clarence ag- ing” Devils, that was sponsored by the club. The club is lead by Presi- dent — Sheri Scavone, Vice Presi- dent — Kim Kolek, Treasurer — Cathy Westphal, and Secretary — Pam May. Much work and dedica- tion has been given from members of the club, creating a true reputa- tion for the Pep Club — People En- couraging People. 110 Pep Squad — Pep Club Pep Club: Row 1: Diane Berkich. Lynn Dudek, Elizabeth Schuler, Becky Jarosz, Sue Olendorf, Rachel Garr, Kris Ulrich. Row 2: Kelly Dock, Roberta Furioso, Debbie Ely, Nora Johnston, Jenny Wilson, Beth Roland. Row 3: Kim Kolek, Cathy Westphal, Chris Vashburn, Sue LiBassi, Patty Bischof. Laura Aikin, Debbie Berchou. Row 4: Mr. Gerlock, Sheri Scavone. Pam May. Judy McFadden. Tracy Skaine. Classical Studies Latin Club: Row 1: Karen Wicke, Kelli, Grogan. Kim Mahaney, Sue Long. Alexa Wentina, Molly Bray. Mike Browne. Cheryl Kuntz, Kathy Juhre. Ann Cornelious. Marian Colis, Brian Harris. Row 2: Wendy Mauer, Julie Wallin, Jane Smith, Martin Fawls, Craig Hanlon, Andy Thielman, Sue Bonn, Cindy Greenhok, Mary Elin, Tim Thomas, Lori Brazer, Donna Carpenter, Pat Ganzenmuller, Michelle Milikan, Kim Thompson, Row 3: Beth Sehl, Linda Fischer. Janice Florczak, Brian Lukow. Philisa Utter, Jim Mahoney, Tim Geary, Robert Gibson, Ken Wiesinger. Edward Woodsworth. Kurt Probst. Kathy Stephen. Paul Herberger. Eric Hutchison, Sandy Rademacher, Mary Walleshausey, Dr. Stillwell, Mr. Romanski. Row 4: Kim Schofield, Jenny Greaves, Kathy Suchan, Tim Geiger, Anne Schneeberger. Robert Brady, Becky Skaine, Chris Washburn, Sarah Brown, Tim Babbitt, Gary Alexander, Kim Watkins. Linda Janson. Top: Clark Martens. Chris Menno. Classical Latin is still appreciated in Clarence High School. The Latin Club is one of the largest high school Junior Classical Leagues in New York, consisting of 110 mem- bers from CCHS. With the direction of Dr. June Stillwell, Mr. Paul Romanowski and officers — Molly Bray, Cheryl Kuntz, Mike Brown, Cathy Juhre, this organization had a successful year. Their activities in- cluded: a pizza sale, a candy sale, a successful Sarurnalia Party, and participation at Junior Classical League Convention. Latin Club: Row 1: Mary Ederer, Pam Danner, Dave Coniglio, Lisa Opanashuk, Cathy Whalen. Becky Jarosz, Sue Olendorf, Howard Rowley, Kevin Powers, John Dejac, Tim Dorigo, Scott Dietzman. Jim Burkhart. Row 2: Martin Ederer, Shawn Allen, Francis Golzdalski, Wally Buell, Michelle Mikikan, Sue Wolfe, Cindy Manarina, Margaret Tee. Lauren Jonas, Julie Klingenschmidt, Maria Dorigo, Amy Probst. Mark Marette. Row 3: William Mihalko. Scott Wright, Joe Furioso, Debbie Ely. Brendan Hickey, Sherri Fischer, Jenny Hand. Annette Oehman, Eileen Roach. Denny Bischoff. Debbie Florczak. Anne Dolloff. Row 4: Cheryl Ely, Kathy Connors, Debbie Cower, Cathy Cower, Caroline Downing, Peggy Duffy. Greg Lukazewicz, Ang Turco, Mary Jo Weston. Jackie Allgaier, Sue Curry, Lori O'Neil. Kris Ulrich. Sally Honsberger. Mary Mahoney. Top: Paul Walker, Carl Trenz. Carl Glauber. Latin 111 Vocational Training The Harkness program consists of free education of a vocational trade. What some students aspire to learn in college, they can learn at Harkness. These students learn trades from auto machanics to cos- motoloty, from horticulture to data processing. Harkness is an underestimated beneficial program which more stu- dents should consider when choos- ing a career and planning for the future. Harkness: Row 1: Lisa Walls. Mark Alexanderson, Mora Barie, Laurie Galley, Roger Becker. Top: John Ellis. Harkness: Row 1: Linda Leising, Cindy Doran, Robin Keller. Liz Schuler, Beth Haist, Kim Siminski. Row 2: Cindy David, Marge Gleason, John Hassett, |ane (urek, Chris Hawes, Robin Ackerman, Bob Left, Dave Berry, Warren Steves. 112 Harkness Harkness: Row 1: Tim Craves. Mindy Smeal, Linda Bucklaew, Carla Capell, Santina Candino, MaryAnn Lettieri, Mary Adner, Jack Loewer, Mark Spoth. Bill Vogel. Joe Jurek. John Smith. Dan Stahley. Standing Left: Steve Lindsley. Ken Scharf, Andy Zent, Mike Stanley, Craig Hopkins. Steve Wagner. Harold Trapper. Standing Right: Cheryl Kurowski, Deb Hanes. Ron Schmidt. Don Vang. Steve Schlabach. Behind The Scenes Stage Crew Club is a behind the scenes organization committed to the improvement of the Clarence High productions. Stage Crew con- sists of talented and knowlegeable people who work very hard to bring first rate shows, concerts, and assemblies to C.C.H.S. Stage Crew: Row 1: Janice Roberts. Jenny Wilson. Brian Harris. Scott Erler. Row 2: Chris Sendker. Beth Solem. Maria Kreher. Lauren Jonas. Row 3: Tim Babbitt. Anne Schneeberger. Joan Roach. Charlie Baube. Harkness — Stage Crew 113 Welcoming Committee The Homecoming Committee started the spirit rolling with a pep rally that was held in the West Gym. Other activities held during the week included hat day, 60s day, and Red Black day. Saturday kicked off with the Clarence Red Devil Football team running over Iroquios Indians, in which George Schalk and “Bev” Trenz kept the spirit going. Thanks to the Home- coming Committee of 1979 the Homecoming Dance Sat. night was a great success. Spirit was high and everyone had a great week! Homecoming Committee: Row 1: Sheri Scavone. Tony Sineni. Bagriella Goldstein. Row 2: Karen Love, Pam Danner, Linda Bening. Dana Linde, Cheryl Sponholtz, Donna Leone. Wendy Morabito. Andrea Spencer. Row 3: Wendy Craig, Lynn Jones, Sue Spoth. Amy Spencer, Lori VanNuys. Chris Small. Laurie Shupe, Joyce Stilson, Dale Miller. Michele Keating, Sue Thielman. Row 4: Carl Trenz, Mike Thrasher. Robyn Alexander, Brendan Cullinan, Candy Owen, Cindy Marasco, Denise Rekettye, Lisa Michenzi. Row 5: Glenn Steffenhagen, George Adrain. Pete Rondinelli, Tim McKinney, Chris Callahan, Doug Seibold. The Company The little known “Company” is a group of students who provide en- tertainment for various study hall groups. Led by Lauren Jonas and Kelly Wack this group composes and acts out their own sketches. They are looking forward to anoth- er year of successful acting, but have of late lost their advisor and are looking for new assistance. The Company: Row 1: Pam May, Bill Cravatts, Dan Melbourne. Row 2: Kim Schofield, Colleen O’Mara, Sally Miner. Row 3: Jenny Wilson, Lynn Castriano, Patty Bischof. Row 4: Lauren Jonas. Kelly Groucho” Wack. 114 Homecoming Committee — The Company A Batch of Brains National Honor Society: Row 1: Debbie Cower, Erin Whitten. Wendy Metz, Beth Mason, Molly Bray, Ann Bohn, Dani Schumacher. Karen Love, Jeannie Rogers. Row 2: Lisa Opanashuk. Jennifer Burns, Annette Hasselbeck. Peg Crooks. Martin Ederer, Denise Rekettye, Linda Fairlie, Mary Ann Burlingame. Linda Bening. Melinda Boa. Amy Worden. Row 3: Beth Whalen, Pete LaNasa, Kathy Whalen, Carol Siegel. Don Burdette, Dave Wright. Bob Bosch. Brendan Cullinan, Geri Bodie, Sheri Scavone, Karen Ernst. Gariella Goldstein, Chris Callahan. Lisa Gaeta. Row 4: Shawn Lewis, John Curry. Steve Raquet, Rick Wood. Candy Owen, Will Stringer, Tim McKinney. Tony Sineni, Rick Friedman. Row 5: Mike Brodowski. Dave Stahley. Will McClaren, Lee Trum, Keith Brachman. Doug Seibold, Dan Visone. It’s Academic Team: Row 1: Beth Whalen. Brandan Cullinan. Row 2: Molly Bray, Amy Worden. Row 3: Carol Siegel. One of the more prestigious groups at CCHS is the National Honor Society. The nomination of students into the society usually come just before their senior year, and for a few just prior to their junior year. The nominees are judged by a panel of administrators and faculty, based on certain qualities such as scholastic achievement, leadership, character, and dedication. Acception into this society is a true distiction and honor. Advised by Mr. Bogey and Mr. Neubauer, and led by president Beth Whalen the club has led many successful fund drives in order to benefit thier annual jaunt to Toronto each spring. Several members of the society received the doubly honorable distinction of becoming members of this years “It’s Academic Team”. This team annually rep- resents Clarence on the channel 4 high school quiz program and once again came up with a strong team led by Carol Siegel, Amy Worden, Brendan Cullinan, Molly Bray and Beth Whalen. National Honor Society — It’s Academic Team 115 WCHS Radio Station: Row 1: Bill Cravatta, Pam Danner, Sandy Saia, Janet Downing, Dan DiPirro. Row 2: Keith Brachman, Cheryl Myregaard. Marcy Pleu. Row 3: Mike Brodowski, Todd Schupbach. Michele Keating. Dale Miller. Paula Mercurio, Chris Budden, Ben Luce, Chris Haller, Nancy Allgaier. Row 4: Mike Wawryzinski, Glenn Steffenhagen, Tim Pieper, Mike Marinaccio, Jeff Forthman. This year the Clarence High School Radio Station, after many battles became the success that it has been in the past. It has gone through new managers, albums, programs and disc jockeys, and af- ter meeting every Wednesday morning the rules were finally set. Mr. Grisanti graciously accepted the not-so glamorous position of manager, organizing it better then the school has seen it since the program began. There was also great help from the student man- agers: Andrea Tuffillaro, Mary Dia- ber and Cheryl Myregaard. The many disc jockeys can’t be listed but those of whom have survived since September should be con- gratulated! Extra Special People For those students whose interest include the observation of nature, the Environmental Science Program was designed with that purpose in mind. E.S.P. consists of approximately 30 students and two advisers. Mr. Marshall and Mr. Ludwig. The club goes on many field trips. This year the club visited Beaver Meadows, Roswell Park and To- ronto Zoo, in order to study various environments. E.S.P. also organizes a plant sale fund raiser in the spring. 116 Radio Station - ESP E.S.P.: Row 1: Debbie Ely, Heather Friedman. Gay Goldstein, Pam Wertz, Becky Graves, Tom Geiger. Shawn Allen, Greg Kraft. Row 2: Pam Dner, Dana Linde, Bernadette Webster, Steve Brown, Stephanie Dogoli, Linda Kuhn, Vanessa Scott. Diana Russell, Dennis Bischof. Liz Burger, Becky Kraft. Carol Jackson. Charlie Baube. Row 3: Eric Hoppe, Kevin Powers, John Dejac, Dave Beckinghauscn. Mike Brunner. Bob Stroman. Anne Sceeberger, Maria Kreher. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The cheery voices which start off every morning at good old CCHS are collectively known as the morning announcers. This club is made up of 25 people who have volunteered to read various announcements per- taining to school activities. Mr. Pappas selects and is organizer of the group. Deca: Row 1: Margaret Maley, Linda Wende, Michele George. Kathy Wright. Row 2: Liz Schuessler, Wendy Morabito. Sue Stephan, Pam Steitz, Kim Wilson. Row 3: Donna Leone. Lisa Lombardo, Kathy Barron, Dave DeRose, John Rogers, Kelly Neil, Michelle Keyser, Chris Schmidt. Doris Brennan, Lynn Weseman. Morning Announcers: Row 1: Molly Bray, Candy Owen. Amy Worden. Amy Swartz, Andrea Ehrenreich. Lisa Bonosky, Jeannie Rogers. Row 2: Charlie Baube, Tony Sineni, Gabriella Goldstein. Rose Andrezjewski, Dale Miller. Sheri Scavone. Will McClaren. Row 3: Dave Kepner. Jay Laczkowski. Tim McKinney. Money Makers The Clarence DECA Club has been so active throughout the 79- '80 school year that the group is now more recognized among the students at CCHS. In September, Officers were elected, and a leadership confer- ence was attended by president Pam Stietz. Sue Stephan was elect- ed vice-president along with Wen- dy Morbito as treasurer, Kim Wil- son as secretary, and Liz Schuessler as publicity manager. Among the goals of DECA Club were two conferences where mem- bers participated in business re- lated fields. Fund raising events in- cluded two flower sales, a candle sale, and a cotton candy booth at the Homecoming Carnival. This year’s DECA Club has been one. of the most successful in its fund raising efforts. Morning Announcers — Deca 117 Foreign Specialists AFS Sisters: Michele Keating, Danielle Schumacher, Kathy Keating. Each year the American Field Service promotes international ex- change by welcoming students from foreign countries to visit Clarence for a year. This year through the A.F.S., Danielle Schumacher from Luxembourg, spent her year with the Keating family. The club officers Kelly Love, Sa- rah Wetherbee, and Kathy McCarten, along with the the many club members sponsored such fund-raising events as a Bowl-a- thon and the annual pizza sale. The club also planned an international dinner and was involved with do- mestic exchanges. The club looks forward to a new year and new experiences with foreign customs. AFS Club: Row 1: Carol Seigel. Rose Murcurio, Beth Roberts, Cathy Whalen, Danielle Schumacher, Kim Watkins. Margaret Miner, Sarah Wetherbee. Liz Carpenter. Row 2: Lisa Duminuco. Sue Beck, Pam Wertz, Michelle Millikan, Cindy Juhre. Kathy McCarten, Cathy Juhre, Pam Suess, Sue Plaisted, Kelly Love. Row 3: Carla Smeltzcr, Barb Reinhold, Kathy Keating. Pat Ganzenmuller, Sue Wolfe. Michele Keating. Dale Miller. 118 AFS Club Changing With the Times This year brought about the merger of the Girls and Boys Var- sity Clubs. The purpose of the “new” Varsity Club as stated in the V.C. constitution is “To honor and support varsity athletes with needed funds and moral support.” Projects this year included candy sales, a new track and field record board, male and female athlete of the year awards and monetary aid for athletes competing in state and national competition. V.C. also do- nates money to any sport which lacks the funds for needed equip- ment. Varsity Club: Row 1: Jean Garrett. Kathy Funk, Jane Lorenzini, Jenine Corbelli. Row 2: Betsy Brady, Spike VanKuren. Peg Crooks. Chris Callahan, Cathy Cower. Row 3: Dale Jenk, Bert Liang, Brendan Cullinan, Paul Walker, Chris Fawls, Cindy Rossi, Dave Wright. Pam Joyner. Row 4: Nancy Schaefer, Cathy Westphal. Sheri Scavone. Donna Leone. Sharon Dietzman. Diane Genco, Caroline Downing. Erin McCarthy. Amy Spencer. Terry Liskoff, Deb Gresens, Mike Thrasher. Row 5: Margaret Tee. Andrea Barone, Debbie Cower, Erin Whitten, Jennifer Burns, Julie Visone, Mary Jo McCready. Row 6: Ron Guido, Tom Hanlon, Dan Chamgerland, Carl Trenz. Top: Carl Glauber. Bookworms Who are those people in the li- brary who return the I.D. cards? They’re Mr. Scherer’s library aides. Not only do they aid in the dis- tribution of cards, but they also aid in the replacing of books to the shelves, the checking out of books, and the general up-keep of the li- brary. Keep up the good work, bookworms. Library Aides: Yolande Webster, Tim Babbitt. Debbie Proffit, Pam Paul, [ulie Boyne. Graceful Guppies This year’s aquatic season under the direction of new coach Diane Staatsburg and lead by seniors Amy Rynaski and Paula Crooks was very successful. The girls worked many hard months on this year’s show. All the programs showed the grace and beauty of swimming, and all those willing to work hard and have lots of fun will be welcome next season. Aquatics: Row 1: Sue Wolfe, Michelle Milliken, Betsy Schultz, Paula Crooks, Mary Jo Weston, Mary Thompson. Row 2: Laura Montante. Barb Bordner. Ellen Fasanello, Peggy Duffy. Row 3: Nancy Platek, Kelly Love. Amy Raski. Row 4: Jill Erler, Kathy McCarten. Terry Fischer. 120 Library Aides — Aquatics Lights — Please Under the direction of Mrs. Joan Bailey, the A.V. Club has the re- sponsibility of attending to the schools' audio and visual materials. The club’s members regularly trans- port projectors, televisions, phono- graphs, and tape recorders from place to place throughout the day. This organization also serves to clean the machines and maintain the equipment by performing repair tasks. A.V. Crew: Jack Loewer, Ron Dutlweiler, Bryan Hopkins. Mrs. Baily, Troy Peterson. Missing: Dale Pohl. Caring, Sharing and Repairing Red Cross is a service organiza- tion where students can join togeth- er to serve the elderly and the handicapped. This year the club members went to the Erie County Home and Infirmary to spread the spirit of Christmas as well as put on a puppet show for students at the Center for Handicapped Children. They also assist in the Blood Mo- bile and operated different fund raising activities. Red Cross: Row 1: Joan Diegelman. Ann Dolloff, Mary F.rtel, Eileen Roach. Row 2: Connie West, Andrea Leising, Theresa Fischer. Row 3: Bonnie Scherf, Wendy Maurer, Sheri Fischer. Row 4: Terry Wolf, Beth Sehl, Sue Molinari. Row 5: Diane Aquilina. A.V. Crew — Red Cross Club 121 Getting The Job Done Student Council: Row 1: Tony Sineni. Andrea Spencer. Gay Goldstein. Glenn Steffenhagen. Row 2: Pam May, Amy Spencer. Wendy Craig. Lori VanNuys, Chris Callahan. Betsy Brady, Donna Leone, Mike Blemel. Row 3: Sue Spoth. Lynn Jones, Chris Small. Diana Rossi. Row 4: Dan Goldstein, Pete LaNasa, Dave Wright. Sue Thielman, Gary Alexander. Joyce Stilson. George Adrain. Row 5: Mary Walleshauser, Kelli Grogan, Sue LiBassi. Rob Eeeb, Spike VanKuren, Tim Brown. Anne Schneeberger, Steve Nappo. Mark Medole. President Tony Sineni and Vice- President Gabriella Goldstein’s ma- jor projects were uniting CCHS stu- dents to form a compatable bond with the administration. Their efforts, plus the efforts of the other members of the council produced a memorable Home- coming this year. The involvement of students, faculty, the adminis- tration and the community in the Homecoming was the ultimate, and they went above and beyond in achieving it!! Hopefully with the fine lead- ership of Tony and Gabriella, fu- ture student council members will follow in their footsteps. 122 Student Council Getting Down To Basics This year the Clarence High School Orchestra has progressed into a very talented group of young musicians. Since his arrival in Clar- ence two years ago, Mr. Rich proved to be an invaluable asset as he reconstructed the whole orches- tration system. The orchestra trav- elled to New York City for an ex- change program, and had many succesfull fundraisers such as the selling of lightbulbs. Orchestra: Row 1: Sarah Wetherbee, Kathy McCarten, Tamara Goldstein. Jenny Hand. Julia Visone, Ellen Fasanello. Row 2: Martin Ederer. Tony DiBartolo. Becky Aikin. Ken Bugenhagen, Janet Potts. Kelly Rich, Debbie Wild, Beth Mason, Beth Sehl, Wendy Metz. Row 3: Pete Black, Kevin O’Brien, Rick Wood, Brian Rich, Amy Worden. Mike Fasanello, Greg Michlinski, Jim Berry, Brendan Cullinan. Ken Shemancik, Tom Faxlanger, Duane Gilmour, Joan Schopf, Dave Griffiths. Sherry White, Brian Shemancik. Mr. Rich. Bob Bosch, Eric Hutchison, Diana Russell. Stage Band: Row 1: Ken Bugenhagen, Don Crane, Tim Brown. Gary Alecander, Eric Hoppe. Row 2: Joan Schopf, Sue Grey. Jennifer Burns, Sue Long, Sue Beck, Wendy Metz, Sally Schaefer. Row 3: Ben Luce, Don Burligame, Tony DiBartolo, Jim Albert, Duane Gilmour, Tom Faxlanger. Tim McKinney, Ken Shemancik, Brian Shemancik. Andy Frank, Chuck Howland. Feel That Beat Feel that beat ... that’s exactly what could be done while listening to this year’s Stage Band. Under the direction of Ronald Case, the band performed everything and anything that was foot tapping music. Suc- cessful activities included the Fall Concert, the annual Kleinhans Con- cert, the Spring Concert, a perform- ance in the Eastmann Jazz Festival and various Instrument Clinics. As usual the Stage Band proved to be quite successful in the traditional Clarence tradition. Orchestra - Stage Band 123 Tuning In Concert Band Woodwinds: Row 1: Ellen Fasanello. Becky, Aikin, Beth Sehl, Sue Beck. Sally Schaefer. Row 2: Sibby Fasanello. Lisa Opanashuk. Kim Watkins. Marcy Pleu. Jeannie Rogers. Molly Bray. Leslie Bahler. Beth Mason. Row 3: Chris Callahan, Sue Long, Karen Kruszynski, Laurie Shupe, Debbie Brauer. Mary Mahoney. Tony DiBartolo. In keeping up with the reputation that Clarence has as being number one in music, this year’s Concert Band certainly proved just where they stand, at the top. Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Sutherland, the band fulfilled another exciting year on the entertainment line. Among various events, they per- formed their annual Fall Concert, Kleinhans Concert, and finally put it all together for the NYSSMA Competition. The Concert Band, is a very sought after organization. Every Clarence musician hopes someday to be a part of it, but much hard work is required. Leading the band through another successful year was President, Amy Worden; Vice- President, Joan Schopf and Treasur- er Wendy Metz. 124 Concert Band — Woodwinds Concert Band Percussion: Row 1: Kathy Funk. Ken Bugenhagen. Joan Schopf. Elaine Thering. Anne Marx. Mark Medole. Concert Band Brass: Row 1: Boh Bosch. Andrea Luce. Amy Worden. Wendy Merz. Mike Fasanello. Row 2: Mary Ann Lettieri, Chuck Howland, Jim Albert. Sherry White. Tim Brown. Ken Shemancik. Peg Crooks. Eric Hoppe. Row 3: Glenn Haley. Tom Faxlanger. eter Kinnin, Tim McKinney. Brendan Cullinan, Brian Shemancik, Dave Griffiths. Duane Gilmour. Concert Band — Percussion — Brass 125 Symphonic Band Percussion: Row 1: Missy Monacelli. jody Hodge. Lynn Roberts. Row 2: Scott Riedel, Don Burdette, Jim Klizzak. Symphonic Band Woodwinds: Row 1: Mary Walleshauser, Kevin Love. Gary Alexander. Greg Hoppe. Row 2: Sue Molinari, Anne Dolloff. Brenda Beers. Cheryl Carter. Julie Nieciepozeski, Jane Husk. Cheryl Long. Chris Washburn, Kathy Sweet, Laura Poetz. Row 3: Lynn Castrianio, Anne Zimmerman, Bill Mimalko, Hal Kreher, Sandy Hammond, Russ Duttweiler. Row 4: Beth Pack. Mary Werbein. Cecelia Iodoxito, Pat Meyer. Ginny Czesak, Jackie Algair, Lorey O’Neil. Beth Reisig. 126 Symphonic Band Strike Up The Band “I Love a Parade,” and so should the members of the Clarence Sym- phonic Band. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Reid, the band par- ticpated in a week long tour, the finale being the chance to march in the nationally televised Gimbel's Thanksgiving Day Parade in Phila- delphia, an experience they will not soon forget. To finance this ex- cursion the band held two success- ful fund raisers, a Christmas fruit sale, and their annual sub-sale. However, these weren’t the only ventures in the bands’ active sched- ule. They also performed their an- nual Fall Concert, Spring Pops Con- cert, Kleinhans Concert, and their annual participation in the NYS- SMA Competition. Leading the band through anoth- er busy year were Jennifer Burns, President; Cheryl Carter, Vice-Pres- ident; and Mary Walleshauser, Treasurer. Symphonic Band Brass: Row 1: Sharan Wonder. Pegg Baubc. Wendy Chattin. Kelly Grogan. Row 2: Dave Nawret. Dave Reise, Jim Bohm, Todd Glassman, Cindy Case. Row 3: Mark Hastings. Lynn Terbell, Heather O’Connell. Jeff Marasco. Mike Meldrum, Laura Aikin. Jeff Bugenhagen. Row 4: Keith Zajac, Chris Haller, Eric Reiseg, Dave Honsberger, Curt Moehlauh. Kevin Powers. Row 5: Roger Hartwig, Lance Fiegel. Andy Daiber, Ron Duttweiler, Andy Frank, Phil Kroth. Mark Morette, Jeff Didion, Row 6: Dave Harting, Jeff Haas. Paul Moore, Brad Care. Symphonic Band 127 Chamber Singers: Row 1: Will McClaren. Linda Bening, Amy Swartz, Bill Cravatta. Rob Voltz. Row 2: Annette Hasselbeck. Lori Ford. Andrea Ehrenreich, Stephanie Dogoli. Lisa Vincent. Row 3: Carla Smeltzer. Kim Mahaney. Lisa McGorray. Dale Miller. Row 4: Mary Kay Hasselbeck. Ann Bohm. Ann Baumer. Bernadette Webster. Row 5: Roger Murray. Cheryl Sponholtz. Beth Ruppel. Rose Andrzejewski. Row 6: Mr. Vehar. Jon Peters. Top: Adam Lee. Robert Yoder. Missing: Ron Guido. Do-Re- Mi-Fa Chamber Singers, an extension of Chorale, is for those students inter- ested in pursuing the art of Cham- ber music written for a small choir. They usually perform a variety of selections ranging from the Renais- sance period to modern day works. This small group of enthusiastic vo- calists display their singing talents in two concerts performed during the school year. 128 Chamber Singers — Chorale Chorale: Row 1: Kim Mahoney. Stephanie Dogoli. Lisa McGorray. Cheryl Sponholtz. Pam May. Linda Bening (Secretary). Ann Bohn (treasurer). Jill Pagano. Linnea Troyer. Row 2: Lisa Vincent. Peg Voltz. Carla Smeltzer. Ann Baumer. Diana Russell. Bernadette Webster. Rob Voltz (President). Dale Miller. Row 3: Margaret Stermole. Annette Hasselbeck. Lori Ford. Jean Garrett. Sue Thielman, Elizabeth Ruppell, Annette Robb. Melinda Boa. Row 4: Larrv Gibson. Mary Hasselbeck. Amy Swartz, Andrea Ehrenreich. Rose Andrzjewski, Rachel Corny, Robin Hoebel. Bill Cravatta, Dave Kepner, Joyce Stilson. Row 5: Jon Peters. John Dejac, Tim Markey. Andy Hahn. Joy Helms. George Schalk. Mike Blemel. Kim McKinney. Row 6: Sheldon Zehr, Mark Ganshaw. Jay Laczkowski, Andy Walker. Adam Lee. Dawn Smeal, Roger Murray. Dave Bissonette, Mr. Vehar. Missing: Ron Guido (Sgt. at Arms). So-La- Ti-Do Mixed Chorus: Row 1: Sue Radwin. Amy Wilson. Linda Coon. Cindy Diener, Cheryl Sulipack. Linda Meyer. Donna Leising. Mirjam Loch. Cheryl O’Malley. Row 2: Rich Ustach, Dan Medrim, Lori DiPirro. Sue LiBassi, Jim Wilson. Jane Smith, Debbie Streufert. Duane Webster. Craig Hanlon. Diane Berkich. Dawn LaCopa. Row 3: Grace Mast, Debby Wicke. Patty Bischof. Alane Bergman, Michelle Keider, Kelly Neil, Nancy Vogel, Mary Cesar, Peter Gozdalski, Larry Guido, Mr. Vehar. Row 4: Dan Cashmore, Dan Doldstein, Chris Kremer. Todd Glassman. Clarence has always been proud of its widely-respected music pro- gram, as well it should be. The chorale, for example, is a “finely tuned” group of approxi- mately sixty vocalists who meet five days a week to prepare a varie- ty of music for their three annual concerts. They also performed for the American Guild of Organists and at Geneseo College this year. Although an audition is required for membership in this unique or- ganization — don’t worry about it too much if you’re really interested. “If you can talk,” Mr. Vehar has been known to say, “I can teach you to sing.” This year’s Mixed Chorus is com- prised mostly of freshmen and sophomores, but also includes those juniors and seniors who enjoy sing- ing. There are no audition require- ments needed for those interested in lending their voices, the only item needed for membership is an interest in music and a desire to have fun. Directed by Mr. Vehar, the group participates in three an- nual concerts. The first taking place in December, the second in March, and the third concludes a success- ful year in May. 'ixed Chorus 129 The Dedicated Few When the classrooms were em- ptied and the hallways quiet, the dedicated few came out to work in silent determination. Complaints and outcries by non-participants were an inspiration to Linda, Lisa and their loyal compatriots. The memories will live on forever, not only in their hearts and minds, but also in Saga '80. Saga Editors: Missy Addie - Scheduling and Indexing Editor: Mary Lynn Krolczyk — Business Editor: Michele George — Business Editor. Row 2: Katie Wesolowski — Scheduling and Indexing Editor: Sheri Scavone — Sports Editor; Becky Graves — Layout Editor Will McClaren — Literary Editor; Dale Miller — poetry Editor. Top: Lisa Michenzi — Editor-in Chief; Linda Fairlie — Editor-in-Chief. Missing Barb Anaka — Photography Editor. 130 Good Enough For Rich Varsity Football: Row 1: Steve Crawford. Glenn Steffenhagen, Sherman Stanley. George Adrian. Shawn Lewis. Matt Jones. Mark Layer. Dave Kulbacki. Dan DiPirro. Row 2: Jeff Forthman, Dean Pfoltzer. Russ Duttweiler. Kevin Harris, Davd Falk, Doug Gresens, Jim Glambacher, Steve Palmerton. Tim McKinney. Tom Manzella, Frank Licata. Row 3: Garner Light. John Curry. Jay Laczkowski. Troy Peterson. Todd Slimak, Steve Bell. Mike Lally, Tony Berrafato, Todd Schubach. Joe Kremer, E.J. Kelly. Coach Gaddard. Row 4: Coach Faust. Ron Duttweiler. Rick Wood. David Scull. Mike Brodowski. Ryan Duve, Dave Nawrot, Mike Wawryzynski, Dave Thompson. Steve Raquet. Peter Benkovich, Coach Vesper. Under the direction of Coach Faust, the Varsity Football Team had an undefeated season, captured its third divisional title in a row, and won the Section VI playoffs held at Rich Stadium. The team set some high expectations for itself at the beginning of the year, and were able to fulfill most of them. According to Coach Faust, the season was filled with great excitement and “when the chips were down they played like winners.” The team’s successful season created a monopoly on the divi- sional all stars. Clarence took many top honors, lead by all-stars Steve Crawford, Dave Kulbacki, Dan DiPirro, Steve Raquet, Tim McKinney, Todd Slimack, Dave Thompson, and Mike Wawar- zynski. Steve Raquet was also voted to two All-W.N.Y. teams. Dave Kulbacki was one of ten finalists considered for “best high school football players in W.N.Y.” Dan DiPirro received the white letter award. The team will lose twenty-two experienced seniors which will force individual standouts to play more “as a team to be success- ful next season. Varsity Football White Letter Winner: Dan DiPirro 132 Varsity Football Outstanding Season J. V. Football: Row 1: Dan Folckcmer, John Summers. Dan Gresens. Tom Frost. Paul Galmbacher. Jim Baily. Row 2: Mark Ganshaw. Tim Packman. Robert Maley, Gary Neilan. Rob. Greis, Rich Lang, Eric Shisler. Row 3: Dan Kremer, Matt Meldrim, Charlie Trost, Skip Frey, Dale Fryling. Rodney Burks, Pete Galland. Andy Hahn. Row 4: Coach Wood. Andy Deahn, Steve Sugar. Bob Gibson. Rod Duttweiler. Lou Guerra. Steve Nappo. Coach Braun. The J.V. football team built up experience and turned in an out- standing season. The team was 5-1 in the league and 7-1 overall, finish- ing second in the league. Coaches Braun and Wood did a fine job in preparing many members of the team for the Varsity Squad and they hope to continue a winning season with the J.V. team. Five freshman will return and twenty- one sophomores will move up to Varsity. |.V. Football M.V.P.: Dan Gresens. J.V. Foot ball 133 Up and Clarence Scoreboard Opp. O Amherst 8 0 Iroquois 0 8 Allendale 0 0 Lake Shore 0 12 West Seneca E. 12 39 Wlms. South 6 Comers An Outstanding offense lead the freshman football team to a 2 — 3 — 1 overall record under the direction of coach Helms. Matt Gottzmann, offensive back Don Pritchard, defensive lineman Chuck Dickey and defensive back Joe Dogoli proved to be beneficial assets to the team. M.V.P. Barry Chubb will head the team members when they compose the J.V. football squad next fall. Freshman Football M.V.P.: Barry Chubb Freshman Football: Row 1: Joe Dickey, Matt Cravatta. Guy Schwindler. Jim Frost, Paul Bachman, Brian Schmidt, Dan Roland, Chuck Candino, Peter Casilio. Tom Wagner. Row 2: Scott Cook, Larry Dubrinski, Barry Chubb, Paul Willard. Guy Carpenter. Joe Dogoli, Leo Engel, Ralph Stanley. Brian Lukow, Greg Layer, Jeff Gettens. Row 3: Don Pritchard, Joe Kelley, Dave Kozlowski, Brian Adner, Darryl Dean. Rick Silvestro, Mike Flaherty, Matt Gottzmann. Andy Thielman, Chuck Dickey. Row 4: Coach Schmidt, Coach Roberts, Brian McCarthy. Mike Engler, Lou Barilari, Mike Outten, Jim Shanor, Dan Lummel, Randy Vogel, Jeff Greis, Coach Helms. 134 Freshman Football Taking the Field Girl’s Hockey: Field Row 1: Terry Liskoff. Betsy Brady. Andrea Spencer. Row 2: Nancy Platek. Cathy Mehaffy, Diane Genco. Row 3: Jane Lorenzini. Jenine Corbelli, Linda Bertucci, Elaine Thering. Row 4: Chris Small. Maria Kreher. Diana Rossi. Row 5: Lynn Jones. Kathy Sweet. Peg Voltz. Andrea Barone. Erin Whitten. White Letter Winner: Terry Liskoff. The Girl’s Field Hockey Team had an abundance of talent this year, however, they had trouble putting everything together. The team had a 3 — 3 — 1 overall record and placed fourth in the league. Betsy Brady, Andrea Spencer and white letter winner Terry Liskoff lead the team as tri-captains. Fifteen girls will return next sea- son, making the outlook impressive. Outstanding players Andi Barone and Jane Lorenzini, who were also Empire State Games Players, and M.I.P.’s Chris Small and Diana Ros- si will continue to spirit and lead the team next year. Also returning will be high scorer Jenine Corbelli who sparked the team by scoring four goals in one game this year. Girl’s Field Hockey 135 Varsity Soccer: Row 1: Brian Shemancik. Dennis Bischof. Tom Cravatta, Scott Sutherland. Matt Gawlowicz, Ken Banaczak. Don Crane. Bob Tartaglia. Ken Bugenhagen. Row 2: Mike Fassancllo, Dave Wright. Hal Kreher. Tom Hanlon. Karl Bahler. Ron Guido, Chris Fawls. Tom Cianiolo. Rob Voltz. Dale Jenk. Don Burdette. Determination Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 1 East Aurora 1 0 Amherst 3 0 Lake Shore 5 2 West Aurora 1 1 Wlms. East 4 0 Iroquois 1 6 Lackawanna 0 2 East Seneca 4 0 Orchard Park 1 2 Hamburg 6 0 Nichols 3 0 Amherst 4 2 Lake Shore 1 2 Wlms. East 7 1 Iroquois 1 4 Lackawanna 0 3 East Seneca 0 1 Orchard Park 0 Great determination lead to im- proved play despite a somewhat disappointing 6 — 10 — 2 overall season for the varsity soccer team. A tough schedule gave the team a hard time, but a season end rally brought out the best in the team. The home field advantage proved to be an asset to the team as they had a 4 — 2 — 2 record on the Clarence field. Karl Bahler was the recipient of the White Letter and the M.V.P. award, while also being named to the all star second team. Individual honors were received by co-captain Chris Fawls who was named to the all-star honorable mention list and received the hustle award , Tom Hanlon who was named to the all- star first team, and Dave Wright and Mike Fasanello who also made the all-star honorable mention list. Coach Kreinheder said that the team outlook for next fall is ex- cellent. Five starters will return, and many good players will move up from the successful J.V. team. Varsity Soccer White Letter Winner: Karl Bahler 136 Varsity Soccer J.V. Soccer: Row 1: Ken Loewer. Paul Herberger, Kevin Powers, Mike Banaszak. Jeff Mowins, Russ Wickenhouser, Tom Geiger. Scott Wright. Row 2: Paul Walker, Doug Lash, Tim Horan, Chuck Pfohl, Ron Duttweiler, John Dejac, Lou Visone, Rob Reed, Jeff Marasco, Tim Glassman, Greg Lukasceviwz. Row 3: Mike Bertucci, Don Kramer. Andy Frank. Don Korpanty, Steve Roth. Joe Adams. Mark McAllister, Dave Jansen. Tom Bass, Shawn Allen. Dave Thunan, Dan Goldstein. J.V. Soccer 137 Junior Jocks J.V. Soccer Most Valuable Player: Paul Walker The J.V. Soccer team established itself as one of the best J.V. teams to play in Clarence for a number of years. The team completed their season with a 16 — 1 — 1 record. Coach Ludwig attributed the suc- cess of the team to individual skills that were of a superior quality for the J.V. level and the unique team- work that existed. M.V.P. Paul Walker led the team that scored 76 goals while allowing only 29 by their opponents. “Hustle awards” went to Joe Adams and Lou Visone. Doug Lash was the most improved player. Co- captains Tim Brown and Mike Ba- naszak will lead the team that will contribute to making the varsity team a league contender in the next two years. Little Kickers Freshman Soccer most valuable player: Bryan Schaefer Outstanding team play and in- telligent positional play contributed to this year’s undefeated team. Accord- ing to Coach Ron Case, M.V.P. Bryan Schaefer lead the team to an 11 — 0 — 1 record and first place in the Fresh- man Soccer League. Outstanding play- ers on the team were Marty Callahan on offense, and Jeff Wertz and Bryan Schaefer on defense. Next fall’s Junior varsity soccer team should benefit tremendously from the experienced players that will move up. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 2 Nichols 1 3 Iroquois 0 3 Amherst 0 3 Sweet Home 1 2 Wlms. South 1 4 Hamburg 0 3 Wlms. North 0 2 Orchard Park 1 2 Wlms. East 2 3 Depew 0 4 Nichols 0 ctikrtions Freshman Soccer: Row 1: Jeff Wertz, Chris Rahey. Craig Hanlon, Marty Callahan, Jeff Masci, Tim Bass. Row 2: Jeff Bugenhagen, Larry Guido. Kevin Love. Mike Meldrim. Eric Reisig, Brad Care, Dan Hoefler, Dave Burdette. Row 3: Jim Bodie, Jim Mahoney. Aaron Karneth, Lance Fiegl. Bryan Schafer. David Knorz. Martin Fawls. Frank McCulloch. Rick Wescott. Mark Medole, Chris Draves. 138 Freshman Soccer First Time, and They’re Winners This was the first year for girl’s Soccer at CCHS, and the team made it a year to remember. Coach Ron Case attributed the successful 13 — 2 — 1 record of the team to the outstanding attitudes and “coa- chability” of the girls. The team tied for first place in the E.C.I.C. Girl’s Soccer League, lead by M.V.P. and White Letter Winner Nancy Schaefer. The team looks forward to another out- standing season this spring with the entire starting team returning. Scoreboard irence Opp. 2 Orchard Park 0 4 West Seneca West 1 5 Wlms. North 0 2 Frontier 1 1 Sweet Home 0 0 Wlms. South 1 1 Wlms. East 4 1 West Seneca E. 1 2 Orchard Park 1 3 West Seneca W. 0 5 Wlms. North 1 3 Amherst 1 2 Frontier 0 5 Wlms. South 0 2 Wlms. East 1 7 West Seneca East 4 7 Sweet Home 1 Girl's Soccer: Row 1: Jennifer Burns, Sue Spoth, Chris Small. Sue Thielman, Cheryl Kurowski, Sarah Metz. Row 2: Becky Reed, Patty Nowak. Sandy Denton. Diana Genco. Anita Liang. Gina Pelino. Row 3: Lisa Opanashuk, Sue Grey, Karen Hoeman. Kim McClaren, Michelle Grace, Sue Sweet. Ellen Altenburg. Kathy Funk, Brian Shemancik. Row 4: Nancy Elrod, Caroline Downing. Sandy Ferguson, Nancy Schaefer, Missy Braun. Girl's Soccer 139 Spikettes Girl's Varsity Volleyball: Row 1: Erin Whitten, Terry Liskoff, Cindy Rossi, Andrea Spencer, )enine Corbelli, Jane Lorenzini. Row 2: Carol Jackson, Diane Genco, Sue Long, Caroline Downing, Sue Spoth, Maria Kreher. Lead by M.V.P. Cindy Rossi, M.I.P, Diane Genoco, and most valuable spiker Terry Liskoff, the Girl's Varsity Volleyball Team went to the semi-finals of the sectionals. The team had a 7 — 3 league record placing them second in the league. The team will lose four seniors to graduation this June, however sev- en juniors will pace the team to an anticipated successful season. Re- turning starters will be Jenine Cor- belli, jane Lorenzini and Erin Whit- ten, Coach Neubauer will also have a great deal of talent coming up from the J.V. squad. 140 Girl’s Varsity Volleyball Future Looks Bright!! The girl’s J.V. Volleyball Team started out the season slowly, but according to Coach Grisanti ended the season well. The team had a 7 — 4 overall record and placed third in the league. Five girls will return next year for the J.V. Team and the remainder of the team will become an asset for the Varsity squad. The M.V.P. was Diane Rossi who should prove to be a key player for the successful Varsity Team as they enter a new season. Girls J.V. Volleyball: Row 1: Maryjo McReady, Sally Miner. Anne Schneeberger. Row 2: Carrie Peterson, Diane Rossi, Sue Thielman, Larey O’Neil. Michele Thomzcak, Dawn Hallick. Row 3: Maria Kreher, Linda Castern, Linda Bertucci, Debbie Gressens, Kathy Sweet, Caroline Downing, Heather O’Connell, Annette Robb. Sue Ernst, Mr. Grisanti. Girl’s J.V. Volleyball 141 Spikers Boy's Volleyball: Row 1: Jim Bohm, Carl Glauber. Jeff Allen. Dave Koehler. Row 2: Manager - Karen Yeager. Tom Duve. Russ Duttweiler, Tim O’Brien. Dave Gresens. Allen Kitto, Bert Liang. The Boy’s Volleyball Team led by M.V.P. Carl “Beaver” Trenz and M.I.P. John Shanor, turned in a 6-7 season. The team placed fourth in the league and third in the section- als. Seven starters will return for Coach Neubauer’s team including three freshmen. Outstanding seniors for the team were Carl Glauber, Dave Gresens, Allen Kitto, Bert Liang and Carl Trenz. Varsity Volleyball White Letter Winner: Carl Trenz. 142 Boy’s Varsity Volleyball Mermaids Despite losing a great number of quality swimmers to graduation, this year’s Girl’s Swim Team turned in a successful season. The team, in a rebuilding process, finished third in the league with a 6-4 record. Kathy Cower was the White Letter Winner for the team. Coach Cavaretta, who holds an impressive 61-8-1 coaching record, expects an outstanding season next year. The team will lose only one senior and will return fourteen un- derclassmen, including Becky Skaine who was this year’s out- standing freshman. Girls Swim Team: Row 1: Barbra Less. Kathy Stephen. Barb Bordner. Barb Thrasher. Debbie Cower, Jean Liskoff. Row 2: Becky Skaine, Peggy Duffy, Sandy Hammond, Joan Gatti. Row 3: Kathy Cower, Kelly Bennet, Pam Joyner. Mermen Under the coaching of Fred “Fish” Compertore, the Boy s Swim Team has remained unbeaten for another season and has captured the divisional crown. Led by sen- iors Brendan Cullinan, A1 Kitto, Mike Grace and Carl Glauber, the team has set many new school, pool and E.C.I.C. records. In the remain- der of the season many individuals may be contenders for the state meet. The team will lose many ex- ceptional seniors, but the “fish” have great depth and should swim back as contenders again next year. Boys swim team: Row 1: Coach Cavaretta. Dave Woodward. John Kraus, A1 Kitto, Brendan Cullinan. Mike Grace. Jeff Bugenhagen. Kevin Dunn. Coach Compertore Row 2: Earine Moehlau. Dave McKinley. Mark Pirson, Tim George. Joe Dogoli. Tim Geiger, Dave Gruber. Ken Wiesinger Row 3: Bill Kushmen, Brendan Hickey, Leo Gauber, Mike Brunner. Mike Thrasher. Kevin Hickey. Carl Glauber. Boy s Swim Team - Girl's Swim Team 143 Victorious Varsity Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Paul Walker, Mike Wawrzynski, Shawn Lewis, Tom Duve, John Wagner, Steve Raquet, Scott Brady, John Curry. Dan DiPirro. (Not pictured - Ryan Duve, Tim McKinney) This season, the Clarence Varsity Red Devils have proved that they are real contenders. Lead by high scorers Dan DiPirro and Steve Ra- quet the team has turned in an out- standing season. The Red Devils are expected to do very well in the sectionals. Coach Johnt has an im- pressive squad and the second team and will lose only six seniors. Sen- iors Mike Warzynski, Tom Duve, Dan DiPirro, Steve Raquet, Tim McKinney, and Shawn Lewis will be missed for their individual talent and great team work. Sophomores Paul Walker and Ryan Duve will prove to be team leaders next year. Despite the loss of seniors, the team outlook is very promising with young talent on the J.V. squad mov- ing up. 144 Boy's Varsity Basketball Dribbling on to Victory J.V. Basketball: Row 1: Coach Donner. Row 2: Eric Shisler, Doug Gresens, Steve Nappo, Scott Wright, Dan Slawson, Eric Thumen, Dick Henkel, Mike Lally, Robert Maley, Dan Gresens, Ron Pulley. At this point in the season, the J.V. Basketball Team has had a promising season. Two of the three team losses were only by one point. Coach Donner said that the steady play of Tony Berrafato and Scott Wright, the rebounding of Eric Thuman and the skilled shooting of Bob Maley should provide a great second half of the season and added depth to the Varsity squad next season. Boy's J.V. Basketball 145 Mini-Dribblers Boy’s Freshman Basketball: Row 1: Randy Schrieber, Tom Moore, Marty Callahan. Jim Bodie, Mike Meldrum, Don Pritchard, Bill Mihalko. Row 2: Coach Ransbury, Gregg Layer, Chuck Pfohl. Joe Zwolenkiewicz, The Freshman Basketball Team has had a very successful season under Coach Ransbury. Greg Layer, Marty Callhan and Bryan Schaefer have inspired the team on to vic- tory. The team is working hard to improve their skills, in order to form the core of a competative J.V. squad next season. 146 Freshman Basketball Fantastic Females jv The newly formed Girl’s J.V. Basketball Team has begun its first season successfully. First year coach Liz Dunne has done a fine job coaching and encour- aging the girls. The starting team is composed of four freshmen in- suring a strong team for some years, while the varsity team will also benefit from the fine talent moving up. Freshman Kelly Ben- nett and 6 feet 1 inch Kathy Sweet have led the team thus far, scoring game highs of 28 and 22 points respectively. The remain- der of the season should prove to be an exciting one. Varsity The Girl's Varsity Basketball Team may have lost three starters from last season, but they have proved that they will not let any- thing stop them from winning. Coach Vesper's girls are undefeated so far this season, led by starting seniors Heather Douglas, Terry Lis- kiff and Karen Krusynski. Co-cap- tain Nancy Schaefer has been a ma- jor asset to the teamwork displayed. Great depth and added talent mov- ing up will allow the girls to be contenders for many years to come. Girl's Varsity and f.V. Basketball 147 Pinned! Coach Wright has lead the Var- sity Wrestling team to successful, yet disappointing season. The team is strong, lead by senior captain A1 Weber, Russ Duttweiler, and Joe Kremer, but it has had some close and upsetting losses. The team should be highly successful next year lead by Dave Wright and Tom Manzella. The J.V. Wrestling team, under the direction of coach Braun has had a good season thus far. The team has worked hard throughout the season. A close loss was record- ed to Jamestown 30 — 33. Great wins were registered over Orchard Park and Frontier. Much talent from the J.V. squad will help the Varsity team next year. Varsity Wrestling: Row 1: Kevin Powers. Lou Visone, Rod Duttweiler, Guy Carpenter. Row 2: Dave Wright. A1 Weber, Russ Duttweiler. ]oe Kremer, Ron Duttweiler. J.V. Wrestling: Row 1: Guy Carpenter, Kevin Powers. Row 2: Boh Doggit. Matt Meldrum. Lou Visone. Tim Bass, Howard Rowley. Row 3: Tom Frost, Bob Greis, Jim Bailey, Rodney Duttweiler, Dan Kremer, Ron Duttweiler. 148 Boy’s Varsity and J.V. Wrestling On the Road to Wimbledon Girl’s Tennis: Row 1: Geri Bodie. Chris Callehan. Row 2: Mary Jo Weston. Sarah Johnt, Mancy Schaefer. Julie Visone, Laura Montante. Row 3: Caroline Downing. Sue Thielman. Kathy Korpanty, Mary Mahoney, Jane Smith. Andrea Luce. Mary Walleshauser, Coach Print up. The girls’ tennis team turned in another successful season, finishing with a 10-4 record. The team tied for second in the league, led by co- captain senior Chris Callahan and junior Nancy Schaefer. Chris and Nancy represented Clarence in the intersectionals and were number one in doubles in section six. The outlook for next year’s team is very good, according to coach Joan Printup. The team will lose only three seniors, including white letter winner Chris Callahan. Nancy Schaefer will return at first singles and there will be a strong contigent of juniors. Girl's Varsity Tennis White Letter Winner : Chris Callahan Girl’s Tennis 149 Move Over Jimmy Connors The boys’ varsity tennis team had a successful season despite a tough schedule. Senior Jim Montoro was the white letter winner, senior Bob Keohane was M.V.P. and junior George Adrian was M.I.P. The team finished 10-6 overall and placed fourth in the league. Coach Winiecki is encouraged by the team outlook for next season with six underclassmen returning, incuding Kevin Love who was an eighth grader playing on the Varsity squad. The J.V. team will also add depth to the Varsity, sending 15 soph- omores up. Only one freshman will return to the J.V. squad. Boy’s Varsity Tennis: Row 1: Tom Hanlon, Lee Trum, Joe Furioso, Pete LaNasa. Row 2: Ken DeSimone. Mark Bahre. Mike Howard. Frank Surianelio. Bob Keohane. Boy's J.V. Tennis: Row 1: Corwin Lewis, Jeff Haas, Brian Dahmer. Darren Smith, Garner Light. Row 2: Dave DeRose, Ken Banaszak, Bob Wertz. Jeff Hasting. Dave Nawrot. 150 Boy’s Varsity and J.V. Tennis Alley Cats Bowling Team: Row 1: Shawn Billings, Eric Deutschman, Bill Steger. Mark Morette. Row 2: Mike Blemel, Pat Stefanic, Mark Zimicki, Jim Berry, Jeremy Richter. Denny Bischof. First year coach Don Schopf has helped the bowling team consid- erably enabling the team to feel that they will go all the way”. Presently, the team is holding an impressive, undefeated record. The varsity squad is lead by captain George Shalk and includes three sophomores and two seniors. The co-ed Bowling Intramural season is in its second year of exis- tence after transforming from a strictly girl format. The lack of fe- male interest and the sudden rise in male interest was a factor in the change, and also resulted in an ex- tension from 10 weeks to fifteen. Thirty students along with advisor Mrs. Printup participated in the In- tramurals as they journeyed each week to Brunswick Northwestern Bowl. Mid-way through the intramurals the team consisting of Tom Cra- vatta, Dave Managni and Dennis Bischof held first place. Dave Naw- rot, Glen Knoblock, Cheryl Sele- pack and Karen Ernst held the highest averages overall. Bowling Intramurals: Row 1: Ken Knoblock. Row 2: Joanne Wetzmer. Karen Ernst. Row 3: Sharon Dietzman, Cathy Westphal, Ken Bestine. Row 4: Chris Chriswell. Scott Mason. Mike Meyer, Shawn Allen. John Zimmerman. Row 5: Darlene Gutowski, RoseAnne Lutz. Dave Nawrot. A1 May, Dave Wilkinson, Denny Bischof, Dave Mangani. Bowling Team — Bowling Intramurals 151 Hot Shots Rifle Team: Row 1: Mark McAllister. John Summers. Andy Daiber. Pete Kinnin. Matt Gawlowicz, Don Burdette. Row 2: Tom Olendorf, Jeff Bissinettc. Joy Helms. Mike Brown. Kevin O’Bien. With five matches to go, the rifle team has “shot” an impressive record. Coach May is proud of his shooters, lead by captains Jeff Bis- sonette and Mike Brown. The team consists of a majority of juniors and freshmen and two sophomores, so talent will be abundant for many years. Top shooter for the team is Mike Brown. The team set a new team record in a tiebreaker against Iroquois, obtaining a 1437 out of a possible 1500. 152 Rifle Team Golf Team: Row 1: David Shefler. Martin Hickey, Todd Classman. Row 2: Mike Grace, Rich Henkel, Loy Angrisano, Don Burlingame. Varsity Golf White Letter Winner: Mike Grace Teed Off Under the leadership of coach Johnt, the golf team in their spring season, won the sectional qualifier. In their fall season, the team had a disappointing 2 wins and 8 loss record. Next season, 12 members will return to the “course” for Clar- ence. Seniors Louie Angrisano, Dan Michaels, and Mike Grace have been consistant for the last four years. Mike Grace was the recipient of the white letter award. V Golf Team 153 On the Run The boy's varsity cross country team ran to an undefeated season, first place in the league, and fourth place in the sectionals. With nine of 19 boys graduating this year, coach Johnson's team will have to run extra hard next season. Senior Dave Johnson received the white letter and Chuck Weglarski re- ceived M.l.P. The Clarence girls’ varsity cross country team continued to excell this year, turing in another unde- feated season and capturing first place in the league and in section- als. The girls ran off with every meet they entered. Senior Erin McCarthy received the white letter and sophomore Debbie Gresens was voted M.l.P. Other outstanding runners were Terry and Tracy Al- len who together with Erin McCarthy formed one of the top trios in the state. Cross Country: Row 1: Sandy Georger, Erin McCarthy. Sarah Wetherbee, Craig Riedesel. Row 2: Amy Spencer, Karen VanKuren, Donna Stigelmier, Rachel Gorny. Kathy Keating, Dave Johnson, Rick Friedman. Row 3: Anne Hesslink, Mary Jo McCready, Tracy Allen. Terry Allen. A1 Weber. Andy Irr, Larry Gibson. Kevin Dunn, Chuck Weglarski. Row 4: Linda Castren, Jean Garrett. Missy Monacelli. Debbie Gresens, Darcy Nesselbeck, Sue Plaisted, Kathy Connors, Kathy Funk. Craig Arrison, Kevin Weisiger. Row 5: Rob Cesar. 154 On Your Mark ... Girls’ track season led by captains Andrea Spencer, Erin McCarthy and Liz Jondle, completed an un- derfeated season. Erin McCarthy, Julie Johnson and Donna Galmbacher did an out- standing job in representing the De- vils in the State meet held at West Point. Senior Donna Galmbacher, was presented the white letter for her record-breaking performances in the shot and discus. Coach Cav- aretta is looking forward to another undefeated season in 1980! Individual talent lead the boys’ track team to an undefeated season and first place in the league. Clar- ence ran away from all of its oppo- nents, lead by white letter winner Terry Cotier, point leader Steve Kepner, and M.I.P. Rob Ceasar. Un- der the direction of coach Johnson, the boys will most likely have an- other successful season in 1980 with 31 of 42 returners. Girl's Track: Row 1: Nancy Clark. Sandy Schmidt. Julie Johnson, Julie Visone, Eric McCarthy. Peggy Duffy, Noelle Clark. Kathy Stephan, Rachel Meyer, Jean Garrett. Robin Connelley. Row 2: Karen Barone. Donna Galmbacher. Jackie Kremer, Mary Jo McCready. Wendy Riedel. Margaret Tee, Kris Yeager, Anne Hesslink, Kim Schrantz. Leslie Rekettye. Liz Jondle. Missy Monacelli. Row 3: Roberta Furioso. Coach Cavaretta. Donna Leone, Karen Sineni, Dion Oaks, Vicky Quaintance, Coach Ricotta, Kelly Horan. Andrea Spencer, Karen Kruszinski. Karen VanKuren, Liz Carpenter, Lois Webber, Wendy Craig, Amy Spencer. Row 4: Barb Bordner. Sandy Goerger. Tracy Allen, Darcy Nesselback, Debbie Gresens, Barb Banks, Kelly Muirhead. Leslie Lochead. Linda Castren. Boy’s Track: Row 1: Dave Johnson, Craig Hoppe, Dave Weglarski, Jeff Allen. Row 2: Andy Irr, Roger Murray. Chuck Weglarski, Ron Allen, Jeff Thompson, Rick Ballard, Rick Friedman. Craig Arrison. Row 3: Mike Lally, Jeff Kirkwood, Steve Kepner, Brad Schrieber. Row 4: Tom Potts, Bill Solem, Doug Gresens, Kevin Weisinger. Row 5: Jon Kclkenburg, Rich Liskoff. Rob Ballard. Scott Hodge, Russ Duttweiler. Row 6: Tim Kennedy, Dave Gresens. Joe Kremer, Rob Cesar. Doug Navik, Louis Neis, Terry Cotier. Top: Carl Glauber, Hank Wicke. Boys and Girls Track 155 The All American Varsity Baseball: Row 1: Paul Walker. Mike Nappo. Bert Liang. Andy Walker. John Curry. Dan DiPirro. Row 2: Jeff Forthman. Mike Wagner. John Miosi, Greg Honsberger, Mike Wawrzynski, Dan Chamberland. Outstanding individual talent led the Varsity baseball team to a 10 — 7 overall record, second place in the league and the quarter finals of the sectionals. John Miosi was white letter winner and 1979 Out- standing Male Athlete, Dan DiPirro played well to help the team along. The 1980 season looks very prom- ising with eleven returners, in- cluding DiPirro and freshman ma- jor letter winner, Paul Walker. The freshman baseball team had a disapponting season, under first year coach, Frank Nappo. The team record was three wins and nine losses. Ron Pulli led the team was Most Valuable Player. The team composed of eighteen freshmen and two eighth graders will add great depth to the J.V. team next season. 156 Boy's Varsity Baseball Hard Hitters J.V. Baseball: Row 1: Kevin Harris, Jim Galmbacher. Tony Berrafato, John Summers. Mark Canney, Bob Seger. Matt Meldrim. Row 2: Brian Matteson. Mike Brodwoski, Dan Korpanty. Jay Laczkowski, Art Brode, jim Albert, Don Folckemer, Dave Wilcox. The J.V. Baseball team has a dis- appointing season despite some out- standing individual play. As co-cap- tains, Jim Albert and Mike Bro- dowski proved to be strong leaders. Coach Helms believes many of the boys will make a fine addition to the Varsity team this spring. Among the outstanding players were outfielders, Art Brodie and Kevin Harris, and the team M.V.P. Mark Canney. Freshman Baseball: Row 1: Larry Gibbons, Steve Roth. Dave Honsberger. Todd Nicholas. Don Harsch, Dale Fryling, Ron Pulli, Marty Hickey. Row 2: Bob Leff, Scott Wright, Paul Galmbacher. Gary Smith, Jim Bailey. John Summers, Andy Hahn, Jim Grabowski. Rich Henkel. Boy's J.V. and Freshman Baseball 157 Champions Girl’s Softball: Row 1: Andrea Barone. Joy Helms. Cindy Rossi. Erin Whitten, Betsy Brady, Lynn Harris. Danyette Whitten. Row 2: Sheri Scavone, Sue Long, |enine Corbelli, Jane Lorenzini. Terry Liskoff, Marty Kratzke. Row 3: Julie Miner, Heather O’Connell. Cathy Westphal, Heather Douglas. Chris Callahan. Coach Vesper. Under the direction of first year coach Charlie Vesper, the Girl’s Softball team was the E.C.l.C. divi- sion II champion and the Class B sectional champion. The team scored 173 runs and allowed only 76 runs by their opponents on their way to a 14 wins and 1 loss overall season. M.V.P. and White Letter winner Lynn Harris stole 24 bases, third baseman Robin Gibson lead the team with 25 hits. Cindy Rossi was an outstanding defensive player, and pitchers Cathy Westphal and Heather Douglas had exceptional seasons. The team outlook for the 1980 spring season looks excellent with 15 of the 18 girls returning to the team. Scoreboard Clarence 17 West Seneca E. Opp. 12 14 Lake Shore 6 24 Amherst 9 11 Wlms. East 1 10 Lackawanna 6 5 Iroquois 11 15 Lake Shore 6 15 West Seneca E. 0 5 Amherst 0 9 Lackawanna 3 11 Iroquois 5 6 Wlms. East 3 12 Iroquois 3 11 Lafayette 4 8 Niag. Wheatfield 7 158 Girl’s Varsity Softball KEY Freshmen — Fr. Sophomores — Sp. Juniors — Jr- Seniors — Sr. A Ackerman. Maurice - Jr. - Ackerman. Robin - Sp. - 112 Adams. Anneltc - Jr. - 61 Adams. Bonnie - |r. — Adams. |osc-ph — Sp. — 78. 137 Addie. Melissa - Sr. - 12. 26. 45. 104. 130 Adner. Brian - Fr. - 84. 134 Adner. Mary — Jr —61. 108. 113 Adrian. George - Sr. - 18. 26. 114. 122. 132 Aikin. Laura - Sp. - 78. 106. 110. 127 Aikin. Rebecca - Sr. - 26. 70. 123. 124 Albers. Ted - Fr. —• Albert. James - Jr. - 70. 123. 125. 157 Albert. Thomas — Sp. - 78. 127 Alexander. Gary - Fr. - 17. 106. 111. 122.123. 126 Alexander. Robyn - Sr. - 26. 114 Alexanderson. Marl - Sr. - 26. 112 Mien. Jeffrey - Jr. - 61. 151. 155 Allen. Ronald - Sr. - 26. 155 Allen. Shawn - Jr. - 111. 116. 137 Allen. Terry — Jr. — 154 Allen. Tracy - Sp - 78. 154. 155 Allgaier. |acquelinc — Sp. — 111. 126 Allguicr. Nancy - Sr. - 26. 116 Altcnburg. Ellen — Sp. — 78. 139 Anaka. Barbara — Sr. — 11. 26. 104. 105, 130 Anaka. Timothy - |r. - HI Anastasi. Mona - Fr. - Andrews. Timothy - |r. — 61 Andrczjcwski. Rosa - Jr. - 61. 106. 117. 128 Angrisano. Louis - Sr. - 26. 130. 153 Angrisano. Michael - Jr. - 61 Ansley, Gail - Fr. - 81 Anstey. James — Jr. — Antolik. Joseph - Sp. - Archibald. Carol - Sp. - 78 Archibald. David — Sr. — 27 Arrison. Craig — |r. — 154. 155 Attenhofer. Cynthia - Sr. - 27 Atzrutt. Katherine Fr. - 84 Aqulina. Diane - Fr. - 78. 121 Aquino. Christopher - |r. - 61 B Babbitt. Timothy - Fr. - 84. 111. 113. 120 Bachman. Paul — Fr. — 84. 134 Baer. Jonathan — Fr. — Bahler. Karl - Sr. - 27. 130. 136 Bahler. Leslie — Bailv. fames - Sp. - 78. 133. 148. 157 Baker. Brenda — Sp. — 78 Baker. Cheryl - Sp. - 78 Baker. Scott - Jr. — Bakowski. Kim — Jr. — Ballard. Richard — Sr. — 27. 155 Banaszak. Kenneth - |r. - 61. 136. 150 Banaszak. Michael - Sp. - 78. 137 Bunks. Barbara — Fr. — 78. 155 Banks. Elizabeth - Sr. - 24. 27. 106. 107. 109 Baric. Kathleen - Fr. - 84 Barie. Nora - Sr. - 27. 112 Barrllari. Lou — Fr. — 134 Baron. Karen - Fr. - 84 Baron. Kathy - Jr. - 117 Barone. Andrea — Jr. — 61. 119. 135. 158 Barone. Karen - Sp. - 78. 155 Barron. Sara Barry. Kevin — Fr Bartels. Mary - Sp. - 78 Bartels. William — Jr. — Basile. Ann Marie — 61 Bares. Marsha - Jr. - 61 Balhory. James - Sp. - 78 Bass. Thomas — Sp. - 78. 137 Bass. Timothy — Fr. - 84, 138. 148 Baston, Christopher - Sr. - Balt. Dawn — Sr. Baube. Charles - Sr. - 27. 113. 116. 117 Baubc. Margaret - Fr. — 84. 108. 127 Bauer. Donald — Sp. Baumer. Ann - Sp. - 108. 128 Baumler. David - Sr. - 27 Beck, Susan - Jr. - 61. 108. 118. 123. 124 Becker. Roger - Sr. - 27. 112 Bcckinghausen. David - Sp. - 116 Beckinghausen. Gregory — Sr. 028 28 Beers. Brenda — Jr. — 61. 126 Behrens. |ill - Sp. - 78 Beil. Kathleen - Sp. - 78. 104 Bein. Lorri - Sp. - 77 Be iter. Kevin - Fr. - 84 Bell. Steven - Jr Bclmusto. Vivian - Fr. - 84 Bender. Philip - Sr. - 28 Benedict. Thomas - Jr. Boning. Linda - Sr. - 28. 37. 109. 114. 115. 128 Benkovich. Peter - Sr. - 28. 132 Bonnet, Daniel - Fr. - 84 Bonnet. Kelly — Fr. - 84. 143 Bonnet. Paul — Jr. — 61 Berchou. David - Fr. Berchou. Debbie — Sp. — 77. 106. 110 Berchou. Donald - Sp. - 77 Berchou. Kim — Jr. - 61 Bcrgmann. Alone - Jr. - 61. 129 Berkich. Diana — Sp. — 77. 110. 129 Bernack. Jacqueline - Sp. - Berner. Alan - Sp. Berrafato, Louis - Sp. - 77. 132. 157 Berrafalo. Mary Ann - |r. - 61 Berry. David - Sp. - 77. 112 Berry. |amcs - Sp. - 77. 123. 151 Bertucci. Linda - Fr. - 84. 135. 141 Bertucci. Michael — Jr. - 61. 137 Best me. Kenneth - Fr. - 84. 151 Bever, Howard — Fr. — 84 Bevcr. Sandra -Sr. Biggs. Sean - Jr. - 61 Billings. James - Fr. - 84 Billings. Sean — Fr. — 151 Binncr, John - Sr. - 28 Binncr. Susan - Sp. - 77 Binner. William - Fr. - 84 Bird. Max - Sr. - 28 Bischof. Dennis - Jr. - 61. 111. 116. 136. 151 Bischof. Patricia - Sp. - 7. 106. 107. 110. 114. 129 Bissoncttc. Daniel — Sp. — 77 Bissonette. David - Sr. - 28. 128 Bissonette. Jeffery — |r. — 61. 152 Bissonette. Mary Beth - Sr. - 28 Black. Laurie - Fr. - 84 Black. Peter - Jr. - 123 Blackwell. Brian - Fr. - 84 Blakely. Timothy - Sr. - 28 Blemei. Michael - Sp. - 17.80. 122. 128. 151 Blemel. Pamela — Sr. — 28 Blum. Carol - Fr. - 84 Boa. Melinda - |r. - 115. 128 Bodie. Geraldine — Sr. — 28. 115. 149 Bodie. James - Fr. - 84. 138 Boehler. Leslie Sp. - 77. 106 Bohm. Ann - Sr. - 28. 106. 109. 115. 128 Bohm. James - Fr. - 84. 127 Bolt. Brian - Fr. - 84 Bolt. James - Sr. - 28 Bond. Debra - Fr. - 84 Bonn. Susan - Fr. — 86. Ill Bonosky. Lisa - Sr. - 29. 109. 117 Booth. Daniel - Sp. - Bordon. Cheryl - Sr. - 29 Bordner. Barbara - Sp. - 77. 106. 120. 155 Borowski. Leonard - Sr. - Bosch. Robert - Jr. - 115. 123. 125 Bosworth. Brian — Jr. — 160 Boyd Douglas - Sp. - 77 Boyne. |ulia - |r. - 121 Brace. D. MacGregor - Sp. — Brachman. Keith - Sr. - 29. 115. 116 Brachman. Linda - |r. - Bradford. Amy - Fr. - 86 Bradford. Kevin - Sr. - 29 Bradford. Margaret - |r. - Brady. Elizabeth - Sr. - 18. 23. 29. 38. 119. 122. 135. 158 Brady. Rohort - Sp. - 111 Brady. Scott - Sr. - 29. 144 Brahmer. Richard - Fr. - 88 Brauer. Deborah - Fr. - 86. 124 Braun. Mary - Jr. - Braun, Melissa - |r - 139 Bray. Molly - |r. - 106. 111. 115. 117. 124 Brazor, Lori — |r. — 111 Brennan. Dpris — Sr. — 29. 117 Britton. Katrina - Fr. - 86 Bmde. Arhtur - |r. — 157 Brodo. Joyce - Sr. - Brodowski. Michael - Jr. - 115, 116. 157 Bronisz. Martin — Jr. — Brown. Michael — |r. — 111. 152 Brown. Sarah - Fr. - 86. 108. 111 Brown. Steven - Sp. - 77. 116 Brown. Timothy - Sp. - 18. 76. 122. 123. 125 Browne. Michael - Sp. - 77 Brunner. Darlene — Fr. — Brunner. Michael - Sp. - 116. 143 Bucklaew. |erry - Fr. - 86 Bucklcaw. Linda — Jr. — 113 Bucklaew. Mark - Sp. Bucklaew. Steven - Sr. Bucklaew. William - Sp. Bucklaew. Wray - Sr. Budden. Christopher — Jr. — 61. 116 Buell. Walter - Fr. -86. Ill Bugenhagen. Jeffrey — Fr. — 86. 127. 138. 143 Bugenhagen. Kenneth - Sr. - 30. 123, 125. 136 Bujanowski. Dennis - Fr. -86 Bull. Steven - Jr. - 61 Burdette. David — Fr. — 86. 138 Burdette. Donald - Sr. - 30. 116, 126. 136. 152 Burger. Elizabeth - Sr. - 30. 104.116 Burkard. James - Sp. - 77. Ill Burks. Cherise — Sr. — 30 Burks. Rodney - Sp. - 77. 133 Bu-lingamc. Donald - Jr. - 123. 153 Burlingame. Mary Ann - Sr. - 30. 104. 115 Burns. Jeffery - Sp. - 77 Bums. Jennifer - Jr. - 7. 70. 108. 115. 119. 129. 139 Bush. Kathleen - Jr. c Cable. Jeffrey. Fr. - 86 Callahan. Christine - Sr. - 16. 22. 30. 114. 115. 119. 122. 149. 158 Callahan. Martin - Fr. 86, 138 Cammilleri. David — Jr. Cammdleri. Joyce — Sp. — 74 Campbell. John - Fr. - 86 Campbell. Wendy — Jr. Candino, Charles - Fr. - 86.134 Candino. Santina - Jr. - 113 Canney. Mark - Jr. - 157 (Japan. Deborah - Sr. - 30 Capcll. Karla — Jr. — 113 Care. Bradley - Fr. - 86. 138 Care. Daryl - Sr. Carlozzi. Donna — Jr. Carls. Linda - |r. Caroll. Cynthia - |r. Carpenter. Donna - |r. - 111 Carpenter, F.li .abeth — Jr. — 118. 155 Carpenter. Gregory - Sr. - 148 Carpenter. Guy - Fr. - 86. 134. 148 Carpenter. Kathryn - Sp. - 73 Carpino. Karen — Sr. — 31 Carter. Sheryl Ann - Sp. - 74. 126 Case. Cynthia - Sp. - 74. 108. 127 Casey. Deborah - Fr. - 86 Cashmore. Daniel - Fr. - 86. 129 Casilio. Peter - Fr. — 86. 134 Castren. Linda - Sp. - 141. 154. 155 Castren. Michael - Sr. - 31 Castriano. Lynn - Sr. — 114. 126 Cesar, Mary — Sp. — 74. 129 Cesar. Robert - Sr. - 12. 24. 31. 40. 154. 155 Chaffee. Roy - Sr. - 31 Chamberland. Daniel - Jr. - 66.119. 156 Chamberland, Todd — Fr. — 86 Chamberlin. Denise - Sp - 74 Chattin. Linda — Sr. — 31 Chattin. Wendy - Fr. - 86. 127 Chevalier. Michelle - Jr. - Chriswell. Christopher - Fr. - 86.151 Chubb. Barry - Fr. - 86. 134 Cianciolo, Mark - Sr. - 31. 136 Cimato. Carolyn - Fr. -86 Cimato. Mary - Sp. - Clark. Michael - Fr. - 86 Clark. Nancy - Jr. — 155 Clark. Noelle — Sp. — 74. 155 Closson. Gay la - |r. - Cole. Robert — Sp. — 74 Colis. Marian - Fr. - 86. Ill Collins. Michael — Sr. — 31 Coniglio. David - Jr. - 111 Connelly. Jo Anne - Sr. - Connoly. Robin - Sp. - 74,155 Connors. Kathleen - Jr. - 111. 154 Connors. Kevin - Sr. — 31 Constantini. Anthony — Fr. - 86 Cook. Scott - Fr. - 86. 134 Corbclli. Carl - Sr. - 31. 46 Corbelli. Jcninc - (r. - 60. 119. 135. 140. 158 Cornelius. Ann Marie - Sp. — 74. Ill Cosmano. Albert - Sp. — 74 Cournan. Mary - |r. - 60 Cower. Deborah - Sr. - 32. 111. 115. 119. 143 Cower. Kathleen - |r. - 60. 111. 119. 143 Craig. Wendy - Jr. - 15. 17. 67. 107. 114. 122. 155 Crane. Donald - Jr. - 60. 123. 136 Cravatta. Matthew - Fr. - 87. 134 124. Cravatta. Thomas — Jr. — 60. 136 Cravatta. Rae Lvnn - Fr. - 87 Cravatta. William - Sr. - 32.114. 116. 128 Crawford. Steven — Sr. - 32 Crawshaw. Alice — Jr. — 60 Crooks. Margaret - Sr. - 32. 34. 115. 119. 125 Crooks. Paula - Sr. - 32. 120 Crume. William - Jr. - Cullman. Brendan - Sr. - 24. 32. 114. 115. 119. 123. 125. 143 Cummings. Mark - Fr. - 87 Curry. John - Jr. - 115. 132. 144. 156 Curry. Susan — Sp. — 74. 109. Ill Czesak. Virginia - Fr. - 87. 126 D D'Amico. David - Sr. - 32 D'Amico. John - Sp. - 74 Dahmer. Brian - Jr. - 60. 130 Daibcr. Andrew - Jr. — 60. 127. 152 Daibcr. Mary- - Sr. - 7. 32. 42 Daiglcr. Christine - |r. - 60 Daigler. Kathleen - Sr. - 11. 32. 104. 105 Danner. Pamela — Sr. — 32. 111. 114. 116 Davies. Laura - Jr. — 60 Davies. Raymond — Sp. — 74 Davies. Cynthia - Jr. - 112 Deahn. Andrew — Sp. — 74. 133 Dean. Darryl - Fr. - 134 Dean. Pamela - Sr. - 2-. 33 Dejac. John - Sp. - 74. 111. 116. 128. 137 DcLang. David — Fr. — 87 DcLang. Rebecca - Jr. - 60 DelPrince. Amy - Sr. - 33 DcMaio. Lisa - Sp. - Dempsey. Thomas — Sp — 74 Denning. Brian — Sp. - 74 DePirro. Laurie - Fr. - 87 Demaioribus. Maria - Fr. - 87 DeRose. David - |r. - 20. 60. 117. 150 Deutschman. Erie - Sp. - 74. 151 Dcutschman, Nina — Jr. — 60 Dcwitz. Robert - Sp. DiBartolo. Anthony - Jr. - 60. 65. 123. 124 Dickey. Charles - Fr. — 87. 134 Dickey, Joseph - Fr. — 87. 134 Didion. Jeffrey - Jr. - 60. 127 Dielgelmnn. |oan - Jr. — 121 Dicncr. Cynthia - Fr. - 17. 82. 106. 108. 109. 128 Dietrich. Rodney — Sp. — 74 Dietzman. Scott - Sp. - 74. Ill Dietzman. Sharon - Sr. - 33. 119, 151 DiPaolo. Donna - Fr. - 87. 128 DiPirro. Daniel - Sr. - 23. 33. 116.132. 144. 156 Distler. Mary — |r. — 60 Dock. Kelly - Fr. - 87. Ill Dogget. Robert - Fr. — 148 Dogoli. |oseph - Fr. - 87. 134. 143 Dogoli. Stephanie - |r. - 60. 116. 128 Dolloff. Anne - Sp. - 74. Ill, 121. 126 Donnelly. Brian - jr. - 60 Donner. Patricia. - Fr. Donohue. Barry - Jr. Donohue. Jeffrey — Sr. — 33 Doran. Cynthia - Sr. - 112 Doran. Elizabeth - Dr. - 87 Dorigo. )anes - Sp. - 74. Ill Dorigo. Maiara - Jr. — 60. ill Dorr. Brooks. Jr. - 60 Dougan. Kathleen — Fr. — 87 161 Douglas. Heather - Sr. — 33. 158 Downing. Caroline - Sp. - 74. 111. 119. 139. 140. 141. 149 Downing. Jane! — Sr. — 12. 32. 116 Draves, Christopher — Fr. — 87. 90. 138 Dravcs. Lisa — Sp. — 74 Draves. Rolinda - Sr. Dravcs. Timthoy — |r. - 60. 113 Draves. Wendy - Sp. - 74 Dressier. Wayne — Sp. — 74 Drexelius. Frank - Sp. - 74. Drexelius. Margaret -|r. Droney. Bryan - Sr. Dubrinski. Francis - |r. — 60 Dubrinski. Larry — Fr — 87. 134 Dudek. Lynn - Fr. - 87. Ill Duffy. Margaret - Sp - 73. 111. 120, 153 Duminuco, Lisa - |r. - 60. 118 Duninuco. Rita - Fr. Dunn. Peter — Fr. — 87 Dunne. Kevin - Fr. - 11. 87. 143. 154 Duszynski, Linda - |r. Duttwielcr. Rodney - Fr. - 87. 127. 133. 148 Duttwciier. Ronald - |r. - 62. 120. 127. 137. 140 Duttweiler. Russell - Sr. - 126. 132. 148. 155 Duve. Jennifer - |r. — 62 Duve. Ryan - Sp. - 73. 144 Duve. Thomas - Sr. - 144 E Ederer, Marlin - |r. — 62. 115. 123 Ederer, Mary - Sr. - 33. 111 Egger. William - Sp. - 73 Ehrcnreich. drea - Jr. - 62.106. 109. 117. 128 Elbers. Theodore - Fr. Elin. Mary - Dr. - 87. 104. Ill Ellis. John - Sr. - 34. 112 Ellis. Renee - Fr - 87. 107 Elndskey. Lynn — Fr. — 87 Elnisky. Judith - Sp. Elrod. Nancy - Sr. - 34. 139 Ely. Cheryl - Sp. - 73. Ill Ely. Deborah - Sp. - 73. lit). 111. 116 Engel. Leo - Fr. - 87, 134 Engl. |oscph — Jr. — 62 Englcr. Michael — Fr. - 134 Erickson. Thomas - Jr - 105 Erler. Jill - Sp. - 120 Erler. Scott - Sp. - 73.106.113 Ernst. Karen - Sr. - 34.115. 151 Ernst. Susan - Sp. - 73. 141 Ernst. William - Sp. - 73 Ertel. Mary - Sp. - 73. 121 F Fahey, Christopher — Fr. — 137 Fairlie. Linda - Sr. - 12. 20. 34. 45. 104. 115. 130 Falk. David - Jr. Farace, |osrph - Sp. — 73 Fasanello. Ellen - Sp. - 73. 120. 123. 124 Fasanello. Michael - Sr. — 34. 123, 125, 136 Fasanello. Sebastian — Jr. — G2, 124 Fawls. Christopher — Sr. — 34. 56. 119. 136 Fawls. Martin - Fr. - 87. Ml. 138 Fax Linger. Susan - Fr. - 87 Faxlangcr, Thomas - Sr. - 34 . 70. 123. 125 Feldman. Kathy Berry - Sr. — 58 Feldman. Sandra - Jr. - 62 Ferguson. Sandra - |r. - 62. 139 Ferguson. Tami - Sp. - 73 Ferrari. Rolf - Jr. Fiegl, Lance - Fr. - 87. 127, 138 Finlayson. Maura - Sp. - 73 Fischer. Linda - Fr. - 85. Ill Fischer. Sherri - Sp. - 73. 1 11. 121 Fischer. Theresa — Jr. — 62. 120. 121 Fitzsimmons. Kelly Fr. - 85 Fix. Janies - |r. Flaherty. Michael — Fr. — 85. 134 Flaherty. Susan — |r. — 62 Fleck. Roy - Sr. - 34 Florczak. Debra - Jr. - 62. Ill Flortzak. Janice - Fr. - 85. Ill Folckemer. Donald - Sp. - 73. 133. 157 Folkemer. Jerry - Sr. - 34 Ford. Lori Ann - Jr - 62. 128 Forgic, Jeffrey - Sp. - 73 Forgic. Terrance - Sr. - 35 Forthman. Jeffrey - Sr. - 34. 116. Fox. Susan - |r. - 62 Frank. Andrew - Jr - 62. 123. 127, 137 Frey. Douglas - Sp. - 73 Frey. Harold — Sp — 73. 133 Friedman. Ellen - Sr. - 35 Friedman. Heather - Sp. - 73. 116 Friedman. Richard — Sr. — 35. 115. 154. 155 Frost. Thomas - Sp. - 73. 133. 134. 148 Fryling. Dale - Sp - 73. 133. 157 Funk. Kathryn - |r. 62. 119. 125. 139. 154 Furioso. Joseph — Sr. — 35, 111. 150 Furioso. Roberta - Sp. — 73. 110. 155 G Gaczewski. Michelle - Jr. - 62 Caela. Lisa - Sr. - 35. 115 Calland. Peter - Sp. - 133 Galley, Laurie - Sr. - 30. 112 Galmbachcr. James - Jr. - 62. 132. 157 Gaimbacher. Paul — Sp. - 73. 133. 157 Ganshow. Mark — Sp. 73. 128. 133 Canzcnmuller. Patricia - |r. - 62. 104. 105. 111. 118 Gardner. David - Fr. - 85 Carr, David - Sp. Garr. Rachel - |r. - 62. 107. 110 Garrett. |ean - |r. - 14. 65. 119. 128. 154. 155 Gatti. Joan - Sp - 73. 143 Gawlowicz. Matthew - |r. - 65. 136. 152 Geary. Timothy - Fr. - 85. Ill Gehring. John — Jr. — 65 Geib. Edward - Sp. - 73 Geiger. Thomas - Jr. - 65. 116, 137 Geiger. Timothy - Fr. - 85. 111. 143 Genco. Diane - Jr. - 65. 119. 135. 139. 140 George. Karen - Fr. — 85 George. Michele - Sr. 11. 12. 35. 45. 104. 107. 117. 130 George. Timothy - Sp. 77. 143 Gcorgcr. Sandra - Sp. - 77. 154. 155 Gerber. John - Sr. - 35 Gettens. Jeffrey - Fr. — 85. 134 Gibbons. Lawrence - Sp. - 77. 128. 157 Gibson. Bob - Jr. - 72 Gibson. Charles — Sp. — 77 Gibson. Robert - Fr. - 85. 111. 133 Gillies. Scott — Sr. — 35 Gilmour. Duane - Jr. - 65. 123. 125 Glassman, Timothy — Sp. — 137 Glassman. Todd - Fr. - 85. 127. 129. 153 Glauber. Carl - Sr. - 14. 36. 111. 119. 143. 155 Glauber. Leo - Jr. - 65. 143 Gleason. Margaret — Sr. — 36. 112 Glieco. Mark - |r. - 65 Godalski. Francis - Fr. - 85 Goldstein. Daniel - Sp. - 17. 106. 122. 129.137 Goldstein. Cabriella - Sr. - 16. 22. 27. 36. 104. 106. 114. 115. 116.117. 122 Goldstein. Tamara - Sp. - 77. 104. 106. 123 Gordon. Charles - Jr. - 65 Gordon. Christopher — Jr. - 65 Gordon. Jeoffrcy - Sp. - 77 Gomy. Rachel - Jr. - 65. 128. 154 Gottzmann. Gerhard - Sr. - 36 Gottzman. Matthew - Fr. — 85. 134 Gozdalski. Francis — Sp. - 129 Grabowski. Grace - Sr. - 36 Grabowski. James — Sp. — 77. 157 Grace. Michael - Sr. - 36. 143. 153 Graham. Charlene - Fr. - 85 Graves. Rebecca - Sr. - 6. 12. 36. 104. 106. 116. 130 Gray. Suzanne - Jr. - 7. 65. 123 Greaves. Jenny - Sp. - 77. Ill Green. Frank - Sr. - 36 Greenhalgh. Cindy — Fr. — 85. Ill Greenhalgh. Monica - Sr. - 36 Gregorio. Christopher - Jr. Greis. Jeffrey — Fr. - 85. 134 Greis. Robert - Sp. - 77. 133. 148 Gresens. Daniel - Sp. - 77. 133. 145 Gresens. David Sr. — 36, 155 Gresens. Diane — Fr. - 85 Gresens. Deborah - Sp. - 77. 119. 141. 154. 155 Gresens. Douglas — Sp. — 77. 145. 155 Giffin. Lynn - Jr. - Griffiths. David - Jr. - 65. 123. 125 Grogan. Kelli - Fr. - 18. 82, 111. 122. 127 Grover. Kent - Sp. - 77 Gruber, avid - Sp. - 77. 143 Gruszecki. Devra — Sp. — 77 Gruszecki. Gail - Sr. - 36 Guerra. Louis - Fr. - 85. 133 Guido. Lawrence — Fr. - 85. 129. 138 Guido. Ronald - Sr. - 10. 37. 119. 128. 136 Culczynski. Marya - Jr. - 65 Gutowski. Darlene - Sp. - 77. 123. 151 H 162 Huakc. Curtis - Sp. - 77 Haas. Donald — Jr. - 65. 69. 105 Haas. Jeffrey - |r. - 65. 127. 150 Haas. Jim - Sp. - 80 Habarth. William - Jr. - 65 Hachtcn. Barbara — Jr. — 65 Hahn. Andrew - Sp. - 77. 128. 133. 157 Hahn. Cheryl — Sp. — 77 Hahn. Deborah |r. - 65 Hhn. Thomas - Sp. - 77 Haisl. Beth - Sr. - 37. 112 Haley, Glenn - Jr. - 65. 125 Halik. Dawn - Sp. - 77. 141 Halik. William - Jr. - 65 Haller. Christopher - Jr. - 65. 116. 127 Hammer. Dana - Jr. - 65 Hammond. Denise - |r. 65 Hammond. Robert - 77 Hammond. Sandra - Fr. — 18. 85. 125. 143 land. Jennifer - Sp. - 77. ill. 123 Hanes. Deborah - |r. — 113 Hanlon. Craig - Fr. - 85. 111. 129. 138 Hanlon. Thomas — Sr. — 37. 119. 136. 150 Harding. David - Jr. - 65 Harlock. Elizabeth - Sp. - 77 Harris. Brian - Sp. - 76. 106. 111. 113 Harris. Kevin — Sr. — 37. 157 Harsch. Daniel — Sp. 76. 157 Hurting. Dave - Jr. - 127 Hartman. Kathleen - |r. - 76 Hartman. Mary — Sr. — Hart wig. Roger - Fr. - 85. 127 llasselbeck. Annette - Sr. — 37, 108. 128k H sselbeck. Mary - Sp. - 76. 115, 128 Hassct. John - Sp. - 80. 112 Hassell. Sheila - Sr. - 37 Hastings. Mark - |r. - 65. 127 Hauer. George — Sp. — Hawes. Christine - Sp. - 80. 112 Hawes. Nancy — Fr. — llcigl. Mark - Sp. - 80 Hcigl, Matthew - Sr. - 37 Heim. Margaret - Sr. - I Icim. Mark - Sp. - 80 Helms. Joy - Sr. - 37. 128. 153. 158 I lenkel. Richard - Sp. - 80. 145. 153. 157 I lenkel. Robert — Sr. — 37 Herbgerger. Andrew - Fr. - Herberger. James - Sr. - Herberger. Jeffrey - Jr. - 64 Herberger. Michael — |r. — 64 Herberger. Paul - Sp. - 80. 137. ill Herr. Peter - Sp. - 80 Hess. James — Fr. — 1 less. Maureen - Sr. - 38 Hess. Raymond — Sp. — 80 Hesslink. Anne - Sr. - 38. 154. 155 Hickey, Brendan — Sp. — 80. Ill Hickey. Eileen - Jr. - 64 Hickey. Kevin - Sr. - 38 Hickey. Kevin - |r. - 143 Hickey. Martin - Sp. - 80. 157. 153. 143 Hill. Joseph — Sr. — Hill. Michael - Fr. - Hills. R. Michael — Sp. — Hocko. Susan - Jr. - 64 Kodak. Daniel - Jr. — Hodge. Jodi - Fr. - 85. 126 Hodge. Scott - Sr. - 38. 155 Hocbcl. Robin - Sp. - 80. 106. 109 128 Hocflcr, Donald - Fr. - 85. 138 Hochman. Karen - Sp. - 80. 139 Hoehman. Rol ert - Sr. - Hoeltke. Michael - Sr. - 38 Hoffman. Anita — Sp. - 80 Hoffman. Dirk - Sr. - 38 Hoffman. Kristine - Sp. - 80. 109 Hoffman. Susan - |r. — 64 Hoisaeter. Hege - Sp. - Honsberger. David - Sp. - 80. 127. 157 Honsberger, Gregory — Sr. — 38. 156 Honsberger. Julie - Fr. - 85 Honsberger. Sally - Sp. - 80. Ill Hopkins. Alan - Sp. - 80 Hopkins. Bryan - Sr. - 39. 120 Hopkins. Craig - Jr - 113 Hoppe. Eric. Fr. - 86. 116. 123. 125 Hoppe. Gregory - Jr. - 64. 126 Horan. Kelly |r. - 64. 104. 107. 155 Horan. Timothy - Sp. - 80. 137 Horvath. Carol — Sr. - 39. 107 Howard. Elizabeth - Fr. - 86 Howland. Charles - Sr. — 39. 123. 125 Huber. Annette — Fr. - Hunt. Wayne - Fr. - 86 Huntz. Mary - Sr. - 39 Hurd. Allan - Jr. - Hurd. Colin - Fr. - Hurl hurt. Debra — |r. — Husk. Jane - Fr. - 126 Hutchison. Eric - Jr. - 64. 123. Ill I Irr. Andrew — Jr. — 20. 64. 154. 155 lrr. Kathleen - Jr. - 64. 109 Iodovito. Cecelia - Fr. - 86. 126 Irvine, Thomas - Sr. - 52 J Jackson. Carol - |r. - 62. 64. 116. 140 Janicki. Brian — Sr. - 39. 105 Janik, Mark - Jr. - jank. Dale - Sr. - 39. 119. 136 junk. Donald - Fr. - 86 Janson. David - Sp. - Jansen. Linda — Fr. — 86. Ill |anson. Christopher - Sr. - 39 Janson. Joseph - Jr. - |anusz. Lisa - Fr. - 86 Jurosz. Rebecca - Jr. - 64. 106. 110. Ill Jenkins. Colleen - Sr. - 39 Jenkins. Kelly — Jr - 64 Jenkins. Patrick - Sp. - 80 Johnson. David - Sr. - 39.110. 155 Johnson. |uliette - Sp. - 155 Johnson. Robin - Sp. - 80.154 Johnston. Eleanor - Jr. - Johnt. Sarah - Sr. - 39. 70. 149 |onas. Lauren - Sp. - 80. 104. 106. 111. 113. 114 Jondlc. Stephanie - Fr. - 86 Jones. Lynn - Jr. - 18. 67. 114. 122. 135 jones. Matthew - Sr. - 40. 132 Jones. Stephen - Jr. - 64 Joss. Thomas - Fr. - 86 Joyner. Pamela - Jr. - 61. 64. 119. 143 |uhre. Catherine - Sp. - 80. 111. 118 juhre. Cynthia - |r. - 64.118 jurek. Jane - Sr. - 40. 112 jurek, John - Fr. - 86 Jurek. |oseph — |r. — 113 K Kammerer. |ohn - Fr. - 86 Karneth. Aaron - Fr. - 86. 138 Kasperek. Nancy - Jr. - 64 Keating. Kathleen - Fr - 86. 106. 118. 154 Keating. Michele - Sr. - 40. 104. 106. 114. 116. 118 Keeney. Dale - |r. - Kelkenburg. Andy - Sp. - 80 Kelkenburg. Beth - Jr. - Kelkenburg. Charles - Jr. — Kelkenburg. David - Fr. — 86 Kelkenburg. Holly - Sr. - 40 Kclkcnberg. Jane - |r. - Kelkenburg. |ohn - Sr. - 40. 155 Keller. Robin - Sr. - 40. 112 Keller. Wendy - Fr. - 85 Kcllcrman. Gary - Jr. - Kelley. April - |r. - Kelley. Edward |. - Sr. - 24 Kelley. Joseph - Fr. - 86. 124 Kelly. Brenda - Sp. - 80 Kelly. Kathy — Jr. — Kennedy. Jacqueline - Sp. - 72 Kennedy. Timothy - Sr. - 40. 155 Koehanc. James - Jr. - Keohane. john - Fr. - 86 Kepncr. David - |r. - 117, 128 Kepncr, Steven — Sr. — 40. 155 Kerr. Paul — Fr. — 86 Kessner. Todd - Sp. - 72 Ketcham. Jeffrey - |r. - Keyser, Michele — Jr. — 117. 129 Kick. Ellen - Sr. - 40 Kick. Gregory - Fr. - 86 Kick. Michael - Fr. — 86 Kiener. Dara - Sr. - Kinnin Peter - Jr. - 125. 127. 152 Kirkwood. Jeffrey - Sp. - 155 Kirkwood. Penny — Sr. — 40 Kitto. William - Sr. - 41. 143 Klein. Bernadette - Sr. - 41. 104 Klein. Paul - Sp. - 72 Klingenschmitt. Julie - |r. - 111 Kliszak. James - Fr. - 86. 126 Knavcl. James - |r. - 163 Knoblauch. Glenn — Fr. - 86. 157 Knorz. David - Fr. - 86. 138 Koehler. David - Fr. - 86 Koeppel, Michael — Fr. — 86 Kolczvnski. Brian - Fr - 86 Kolck! Kim - |r. - 110 Kolek. Tammy - Sp. - 72 Konitzer. Michele - Sr. - 41 Korpanly. Daneil - Sp. - 137. 157 Korpanty. Kathryn - Sp. - 72. 149 Korpanty. Robin - Sr. - Kothcn. David - |r. - Kowalski. Cheryl - |r. - Kozak. Stephan - Sr. - 41 Kozlowski. David - Fr. — 86. 134 Kozlowski. Scott — Sr. — 40 Kraft. Gregory - Sp. - 72. 116 Kraft. Rebecca — Sr. — 41. 116 Kramer. Christopher - Fr. - 86 Kramer. John - |r. - Kraus. John - |r. - 143 Krehcr. Hal - |r. - 126. 136 Kreher. Maria - Sp. - 113. 116.135. 140. 141 Kremer. Daniel - Sp. - 72. 129. 133. 137. 148 Kremer. Joseph - Sr. — 41. 148. 155 Krentz. Roger - |r. - Kress. Audrey - Sp - 72 Krolczvk. Mary Lynn - Sr. - 11. 12. 41. 10«. 130 Kroth. Philp - Sp. - 72. 127 Kroth. David - Fr. - 89 Kruszynski. Karen - Sr. - 41. 124. 155 Kuczkowski. Rebecca - Fr. - 89 Kuhn. Deborah - Jr. - Kihn. Linda - Sp. - 72. 116. 128 Kulbacki. Brian - Sp. - 72 Kulbacki. David - Sr. - 42. 132 Kuntz. Cheryl - Jr. - 111 Kurowski. Cheryl — Jr. - 113, 139 Kushman. William — Sp. - 72. 143 L LaCopa. Dawn - Sp. - 72.129 Laczkowski. James - Jr. - 106. 117. 128. 132. 157 Kaczkowsik. William — Fr. - 89 LaDtica. Lawrence - Sr. - 42 Lahren. James - Fr. - 89 Lally, Michael - Sp. - 145. 155 LaNasa. Marianne — Sr. — 58 LaNasa. Peter - Jr. - 18. 115. 122. 150 Lang. Donald - |r. — 113 Lang. Richard - Sp - 72. 133 Lash. Douglas - Sp. - 72. 137 Lash. Paula - Fr. - 89 • Lasker. Joseph - Sr. - 42 Laube. Douglas - Sp. — 72 Law. Karen — Fr. — 89 Layer. Gregg - Fr. - 87. 89. 127. 134 Layer. Mark - Sr. - 42. 132 Lee. Adam — Sp. — 75. 128 l-eff. Amy — Fr. — 89 Leff. Robert - Sp. - 75. 112. 157 Leising. Andrea - Fr. - 89. 121 Leising. Donna - Sr. - 42. 128 Leising. Linda - Jr. — 112 Leman. William - Jr. - LeMaster, Susan - Sp. - 75 Leone. Donna - Sr. - 16. 42. 114, 117. 119. 122. 155 Less. Barbara - Jr. - 143 Lettieri. Ann Marie — Sr. — 42 Lettieri. Gary - Sr. - Lettieri. Kathy - Sp. - Lettien. Mary Ann - Jr. - 113. 125 Lewis, Colleen - Jr. - Lewis, Corwin - Jr. - 66. 105.150 Lewis. Shawn - Sr. - 42. 115. 132. 144 Liang. Bertand — Sr. — 42. 119. 156. 15 LiBassi. Suzanne - Fr. - 18. 89. 1(M. 106. 108. 110. 122. 129 Licata. Frank — Jr. — 66. 132 Light. Garner - Jr. - 132. 150 Linde. Dana - Sr. - 43. 114. 116 Lindner. David — Fr. - 89 Lindner. John - Sp. - 75 Lindsley. Steven - Sp. - 113 Liskoff. Jean - Jr. - 66. 143 Liskoff. Theresa - Sr. - 23. 43. 119. 135. 140. 158 List a. Chris — Jr. — 66 Little. Michael - |r. - 66 Loch. Miriam - Jr. - 60. 105. 129 Lochcad. Leslie - Jr - 66. 155 Locwer. Jack - |r. - 121 Locwer. |ohn - Jr. - 113 Loewer. Kenneth - Fr. — 89. 137 Loewer. Sandra - Sr. - 43. 46 Lombardo. Lisa - Sr. - 43. 117 l ondos. Daniel — Sp. - Londos, Dennis - Sp. - 1.0ng. Cheryl - Sp. - 75.126 Long. Suzanne - Jr. - 111. 123. 124. 140. 158 Longobardi. Barbara - Sp. — Lorenzini. Jane - |r. - 66. 119. 135. 140. 158 Louisos. Phillip — Fr. — 87 Love. Karen - Sr. - 43. 106. 107. 109. 114.115 Love. Kelly - Jr. - 66. 104. 118. 120 Love. Kevin - Fr. - 89. 104. 126. 138 Lovell. Jane — Jr. — 66 I-ucc. Andrea - Fr. - 89. 125. 149 Luce. Benjamin - Sr. - 116. 123 Lukaszewicz. Gregory - Sp. - 75. 111. 137 Lukow. Bryan - Fr. - 89. 134 l.ukow, David — Sr. — 43. Ill Lukowski. Christopher - Sr. - 43 Lummel. Daniel - Fr. - 89. 134 Lulz. Rose - Fr. - 89. 151 Lutz. Thomas — Jr. — M MackNair. James - Fr. - 89 Madejski. Jon - Fr. - 89 Mages. Colleen - Sp. - 75 Mahaffy. Cathy - Jr. - 66. 135 Mahancy. Kimberly - Sp. - 75. 111. 128 Mahoney. James — Fr. - 89. 111. 138 Mahoney. Mary - Sp. - 75. 111. 124. 149 Mair. Douglas - Sp. - 75 Maier. Rachel — Jr. — 66 Major. Anthony — Fr. — 89 Maley, Margaret - St. — 43. 117 Malcy. Robert - Sp. - 75. 133.145 Manarina. Cynthia - Sr. - 43.104. 105. ill Mandell. Douglas — Jr. — 68 Mandell, Kllen - Sp. - 75. 104 Mangani, David - |r. — 66. 151 Mangano. Mark - Fr. - 89 Manzella. Angelo - Fr. - 89 Manzella - Thomas - Jr. - 144 66 Mapes. Richard — Sr. — Mapes. Steven - Jr. — 66 Marasco. Cynthia - Sr. - 44. 114 Marasco. Jeffrey - Sp. - 75. 137. 127 Marinaccio. Beth - Sp. - 75 Marinaccio. Michael - Sr. - 44. 116 Marino. James - Jr. - Marino. Kathleen - Fr. — 89 Marino. I.ori — Jr. — 66. 108 Markey. Timothy - Sr. - 10. 44. 106. 128 Markuson. Jeffrey - |r. - Martens. Clark — Sp. — 75. Ill Martin. Douglas - |r. - Martin. Karen Beth - |r. - 66 Martin. Michael - Fr. - 89 Martyniuk. Irene - Sr. - 44. 105 Marx. Anne - Jr. - 66. 125 Masci, |effrey — Fr. — 89. 138 Mason. Beth - Jr. - 66. 124. 109. 115. 123 Mason. Scott - Jr. - 66.151 Mast. Grace - Fr. — 89. 129 Mast. Leon — Jr. — Mast. Malcolm - Fr. 89 Mastcra. Terri — |r. — 66 Matteson. Brian — Jr. — 66. 157 Matleson. John - Sr. - 44 Maurer. Wendy - Sp. - 75.121. Ill May. Al - Sp. - 151 May. Glenn - Jr. - 66 May. Pamela - Sr. - 44. 18.106.114.122.128.110 Mayer. James — Sr. - 44 McAllister. Mark - Sp. - 75. 137. 152 McBride. William - Fr. - 89 McCarthy. Brian - Fr. - 90. 18. 134 McCarthy. Erin - Sr. - 42. 44. 119. 154. 155 McCartan. Kathleen - Jr. - 66. 118. 120. 123 McClaren. Kimberly - Jr. - 66. 139 McClaren. William - Sr. - 10. 23 44. 57. 104. 106. 115. 117. 128.130 McCready. Mary Jo - Sp. - 75. 119. 141. 154. 155 McCulloch. Frank - Fr. - 138 McCulloch. Joseph - Sp. - 75 McCulloch. Kathryn - Fr. — McElhinny. Scott - Sr. - McFadden. Judy - Sr. - 44. 110 McGlarski, Kathy - Fr. - 83 McGorry. Lisa — Sp. — 75. 128 McGorry. William - Fr. — 90 McKinley - David - Sr. - 44. 143 McKinney. Kim - Sp. - 75. 106, 109. 128 McKinney. Timothy - Sr. - 8. 45. 106. 114. 115. 117, 123. 125. 132. 144 Meole. Mark - Fr. - 18. 90. 125. 138 Medole. Sail I - Sr. - 45. 122 Meland. William - Sr. - 45 Melbourne. Daniel - Fr. - 90. 105. 114 Mcldrim. Matthew - Sp. - 75.133. 148. 157 Meldrim. Michael - Fr. - 90. 127. 129. 138 Menno. Christopher - Sp. - 75. Ill Mercurio. Mary Beth - Sp. - 75 Mercurio. Paula - Sr. - 19. 45. 104. HR Mercurio. Rosemary — Jr. 67, 104. 105. 118 Metz. David - Sp. — 75 Metz. Wendy - Sr. - 115. 123. 125 Metzger, Mark — Fr. — 90 Metzger. Sue - Sr. - 90 Metzger. Robert - Sr. - Meyer. Linda - Sp. - 75. 129 Meyer. Michael — |r. — 66.151 Meyer. Patricia - Fr. - 90. 126 Michenzi. Amy - Sp. - «0 Michenzi. David - Sp. - HO Michenzi. Lisa - Sr. - 12. 20. 45. 104. 114. 130 Michenzi. |effrey - Fr. - 90 Mir.hlinski. Gregory - Sp. - 123 Mir.hlinski. Robert - Jr. - Mihalko. Rhonda - Jr. - Mihulko. William - Fr. - 90. 111. 126 Miller. Brian - Jr. - 66 Miller. Dale - Sr. - 12.23. 104. 106. 114. 116. 117. 118. 130 Miller. Leah - Jr. - 60. 66 Miller. Paul — Sp. — 80 Millikan. Michelle - Sp. - 80. 111. 118. 120 Mineo. Patricia - Fr. - 90 Miner. Julie — Jr. — 66. 158 Miner. Margaret - Sr. - 118 Miner. Sally - Fr. - 90. 106. 113. 142 Modaffara. Debra — Sr. - 46 Modaffaru. Denise — Sr. — 46 Moehlau. Curt - Fr. - 90. 127 Moehlau. Earnest — Sr. - 46. 143 Molinari. Suzanne - Sp. - 121. 126 Monacelli. Michele — Jr. - 126. 154. 155 Monnin. Teresa - Jr. - 66 Montante. Laura — Sp. - 80. 120. 149 Moore. Douglas - Sr. 00 Moore. Paul — Jr. — 66 Moore, Thomas - Fr. - 90 Morabito. Wendy — Sr. - 46. 50. 114. 117 Morettc, Mark - Sp. - 80. 111. 127. 150 Mowatt. Susan — Fr. - 90 Mowins. Jeanne - Jr. - 66 Mowins. Jeffrey - Sp. - HO, 137 Mowins. |ohn - Sr. - Mucci, Michael — Fr. - 90 Mucci. Thomas - Sp. - 80 Muchow. Joanne - Fr. — 90 Muchow, Kathy — Jr. — 66 Muchow. Lynn — Jr. — 66 Muirhead. Kelly — |r. — 66. 155 Muirhead. Todd — Fr. — 90 Mule. Joseph - Jr. - 66 Murray. Roger - Sr. - 46. 128. 155 Myregaard. Sheryl - Jr. - 116 N Naab. Phyllis - |r. - 66 Napora, Richard — Sp. - 80 N'appo. John - Sr. - 46 Nappo. Stephen - Fr. - 17. 82. 122. 133. 145 Nawrot. David - Jr - 66. 127. 132. 150. 151 Neil. Kelly - Jr. - 66. 117, 129 Nelson. Darla - Sp. - 80 Nervo. Jane — Sp. — 72 Nesselbeck. Darcy - Sp. - 80. 154. 155 Newton. Jeffey - Fr. - Nguyen. Thi Nhu - Jr. - Nicolas. Marie — Sr. - 46. 107 Nicholas. Todd - Sp. - 80. 157 Nieciepozeski. Julie - Fr. - 90. 126 Nielan. Gary - Sp. - 80. 133 Nowak. Patricia - Sp. - ho. 139 o O'Brien. David - Fr. - 90 O'Brien. Denise - Fr. - O'Brien. Kevin - Sp. - 123. 152 O'Brien. Timothy - Jr. - O'Connell. Heather - Sp, - 80. 127. 140. 158 Oehman. Anncte — Sp. - 80. Ill Olendorf. Susan - Jr. - 66. 106.110. Ill Olendorf. Thomas — Fr. — 90. 152 Olson. Hric - Jr. - O'Malley, Cheryl — Fr. — 90. 129 O'Mara.'Colleen - Fr. - 90.114 O'Neil. Lorev - Sp. - 80. 111. 126. 141 Opanashuk. Lisa - |r. - 111. 115. 124. 139. 66. 70 Osman. Yousef - Sp. - Ossenbcrg. Erich - Fr. - 90 Outton. Michael - Fr. - 134 Owen. Cangace - Sr. - 8. 23. 24. 47. 50. 54. 106. 109. 114. 115. 117 P Pacenzia. Rose — Fr. — 90 Pack. Elizabeth — Sp. - «0. 126 Packman. Timothy - Sp - 80. 133 Pagano. Jill - Sr. - 47. 128 Pagano. Sheryl - Fr. - 90 Page. Lisa — Fr. - 88 Paine. Slarrv - Jr. - Paine. Laurel - Fr. - Palermo. Bomta - Jr. - Palmerton. Stephen - |r. - 66 Panarites. Denise — Sp. — Panarites. Peter - Jr. - 66 Pankow. Michael - Sr. - Parker, David - Fr. — 88 Paul. Pamela - Sp. - 80. 121 Paulin. David — Sp. — 80 Pelino. Gary - Jr. - Pelino. Gina - Sp. - 80. 139 Penhollow, Stephen - Fr. - 88 Pers. Elizabeth — Jr. — 19. 66 Peters. Jonathan — Sp. — 80. 106. 128 Peters. Pandora - Sr. — 47 Peterson. Carrie - Fr. — 88. 14 Peterson. Troy - Jr. - 121 Pfennig. Deborah — Sr. — 47 Pfohl. Charles - Fr. - 88. 137 Pfolh. Timothy - Sr. - 47 Pfoltzcr. Dean - Sr. - 47. 132 Pfund. Patrick - Sp. — Pieper. Timothy - Sr. - 47. 116 Pieper. Wendy - Fr. - 88 Pinto. Michael - Sr. - 47 Pirson. Mark - Sp. — 76. 143 Pistauka. Douglas - Sr. - 48 Place. Terry - Sr. - 47. 31 Plaisled. Susan - Jr. - 67. 118. 154 Platek. Nancy - Jr. - 67. 120. 135 Pleu. Marcy - Sr. - 21. 47. 106. 116. 124 Poctz. Laura - Fr. - 88. 126 Pohl. Dale - Sr. - 47.121 Polvinen. Steven — Sp. — Poore. David - Sp. - 76 Pope. Douglas - Sr. - 48 Pope. Theresa - Fr. — Porter. Patrick - Sr. - 48 Potts. Janet - Fr. - 88. 123 Powers. Kevin - Sp. - 76. 111. 116. 127. 137. 148 Powers. Kim — Jr. — Powres. Michael — Sp. — 76 Pritchard. Donald - Fr. - 88. 134 Pritchard. Kelly - Sp. — 76 Probsl. Amy — Jr. — 67. Ill Probst. Kurt - Jr. - 67. Ill Proffit, Debra - Sp. - 121 Pulli. Ronald - Sp. - 76. 145. 157 Q Quaintancc. Marianne - Sr. - 48 Quanitance. Victoria - Jr. - 66. 155 R Rabin. Anne - Sr. - 48 Rademacher. Sandra — Fr. — 88. Ill Radwan. Susan - Fr. - 88. 129 Raquet. Steven - Sr. - 48. 115. 132. 144 Reams. Debbie — Jr. — 67 Reams. Robert - Fr. — 88 Robert. Steven - Fr. - Redmond. Mary - Sp. - Reed. Robert - Sp. - 18. 76. 137 Reice. David - Jr. - 67. 127 Reinhold. Barbara — Fr. — 88. 106. 118 Reisig, Elizabeth — Sp. — 76. 126 165 Reisig. Eric - Fr. - 88. 127. 138 Reisig. Mark - Sp. - 76 Reitmeier. James — Sp. — 76 Rcitmeicr. Linda — Sr. — 48 Rckcttyc. Denise - Sr. - 48. 114. 115 Rekeltye. Leslie - Sp. — 76. 155 Rew. Joan - Fr. - 88 Rich. Brian - Jr. - 67. 123 Rich. Kelly - Sp. - 76. 108. 123 Richards. Karen Sue - Jr. - Richardson. Sandra - Jr. - 67 Richey. Thomas - Fr. - 88 Richter. Jeremy — Sr. — 48. 151 Richer. Dana - Fr. - 88 Ricker. Deborah - Sr. — 58 Riedel. Scott - Fr. - 88. 126 Riedel. Wendy - Sp. - 76. 155 Riedesel. Craig — Fr. — 88. 154 Rifenburg. Gary - Sp. — Rifcnburg. Wendy — Fr. — 88. 109 Roach. Eileen - Sp. - 76. 111. 121 Roach. John - |r. — 67. 113 Roalsvig. Thor — Sp. — Robb. Annette - Sp. - 76. 128. 141 Robb. Shiela — Fr. - 88 Robert. Dawn - Sp. - 76 Robert. Howard - Sr. — 48 Robert. Rebecca - Fr. - 88 Robert. Steve — Fr. — 88 Roberts. Beth - Jr. - 67. 118 Roberts. Janice - Sp. - 72, 106. 113 Roberts. Lynne - Fr. - 88. 18. 126 Robinson. Marcus - Jr. — 67 Rogers. James - Fr. — 88 Rogers. Jeannie - Sr. - 48. 124. 109. 115. 117 Rogers, john - |r. - 67. 117 Roland Daniel - Fr. - 88. 134 Roland. Elizabeth - Sp. - 72. 110 Rondinelli. Peter - Sr. - 49. 37. 114 Rosen. Amy - Sp. - 72 Rosowski, Jeffrey - Fr. - 88 Rosowski. John — Sp. — 72 Ross. William - Fr. - Rossi. Cynthia - Sr. - 49. 52. 119. 140. 158 Rossi. Diana - Sp. - 17. 79. 135. 141. 122 Roth. Edwin - Sr. - Roth. Jeffery - Fr. - 88 Roth. Steven - Sp. - 72. 106. 137. 157 Rotkowski. Betty - Jr. — 72 Rott. Debra - Sp. - Rowley. Alison — Sr. — 49 Rowley. Howard — Sp. — 72. 148. Ill Rugg. Jonni - Sr. - Rugg. Lisa — Fr. - 88 Ruppel. Elizabeth - Jr. - 67. 128 Rusek, |ulianne — Fr. — Russell. Diana - Jr - 67. 116. 128. 123 Rutkowski. Betty - Sp. - Ryan. M. Micheile - jr. - 67 Rynaski. Amy — Sr. - 49. 120 Rzyrkowski. Melissa - Fr.' - 82 s Saffire. Linda — Sr. — 49. 108 Saia. Deanna - Fr. - 82 Saia. Denise - Fr. — 82 Saia. Sandra - Sr. - 49. 116 Santarsiero. Marcus - Jr. - 67 Scavone. Sheri - Sr. - 49. 22. 104. 108. 114. 115. 117. 119. 130. 158. 112.110 Schaefer. Bryan - Fr. - 82. 138 Schaefer. Nancy - Jr. - 119. 139. 149 Schaefer. Sally - Sr. - 49. 124. 123 Schalk. Donna - Fr. - Schalk. George - Sr. - 49. 22. 128 Schalk. Mary Lou - Fr. - 82 Schalk. Robert - Jr. — 67 Schaller. James - Sp. - Si halier. Kimberly - Jr. - 67 Scharf. Kenneth - Jr. - 67. 113 Scharf. Peter - Sr. - 49 Sherf. Bonnie - Sp. - 72. 104. 121 Schlabach. Steven - Jr. - 113 Schlatter. Lori Eric - Sp. - 72. 109 Schcussler. - Jr. - 72, 145 Schlec.ht. Cynthia — Sp. - 72 Schlcct. Raymond — Jr. — Schmidt. Brian - Fr. - 82. 134 Schmidt. Christine - Jr. - 117 Schmidt. Michael — Sr. — 50 Schmidt. Ronald - Jr. - 67. 113 Schmidt. Sandra - Sp. - 72. 155 Sc.hneebergcr. Anne - Sp. - 18. 72. 106. 109. 111. 113. 116. 122. 141 Schneeberger. Lynne - Jr. - 64. 67 Schoenthaler. Richard - Sp. — 72 Schofield. Kimberley — Fr. — 86. 106. Ill, 114 Schoph. Joan — Sr. — 50. 125. 123 Schotlke. Douglas - Sp. - 72 Schrader. Susan — Sp. - 72 Schraver. Bonnie - Sp. - Schrcibcr, Randal - Fr. - Schrufcr. Debbie - Sr. - 50 Schuessler. Elizabeth - Sr. — 50. 117 Schuessler. Eric — Sp. - Schuler. Elizabeth - Sp - 72.110. 112 Schuler. Kimberly - Fr. - 82 Schuler. Paul - Jr. - 70 Schultz. Betsy - Sp. - 120 Schultz. Delxirah - Sp. - 50 Schumacher. Daniella - Sr. - 51. 115. 118 Schupbach. Marc - Sp. - Schupbach. Todd - |r. - 70. 116. 132 Schurr. Gail — Jr. — Schutz. Glenn - Sp. - Schwab. Timothy — Sr. — 51 Schwenk. Colleen — Sr. - 51 Schwindier. Guy - Fr. - 134 Sciandra. Katherine - Jr. - 70. 104. 105 Scimia. Frank — Sr. — 51 Sciortino. Nicholas - Sp. - Scott. Venessa - Sp. - 72. 116 Scull. David - Jr. — 132 Scager. Dave — Jr. — 70 Seager. Robert - Jr. - 157 Sehl. Elizabeth - Sp. - 72. 111. 121. 123. 124 Seihold. Doug — Sr. — 23. 29. 114 Seibold. Nancy - Sp. - 72. 106. 109. 115 Sckera. Debra - |r. — Sekera. Michael - Sr. - Selapack. Cheryl - Fr. - 82. 129 Sendker. Christopher - |r. - 70. 113 Seuss. Pam - Jr. - 70 Shaffer. Maureen - Fr. - 82. 107 Shaffer. Timothy - Fr. - 82 Shanor. James - Fr. - 82. 134 Shanor. John - Jr. — Shantz. Juliane - Fr. - 82 Sheftcr. David — Fr. — 82. 153 Shemancik. Brian - Jr. — 123. 125, 136. 139 Shcmancik. Kenneth - Sr. - 21. 26. 51. 123. 125 Shemancik. Linda - Fr. — 82. 106 Sherman. Douglas - Jr. - 70 Shisler. Tracey — Fr. — 82 Shultz. Elizabeth - Sp. - 72 Shultz. Stephen - Jr. — 70 Shupe. Laurie — |r. — 70. 124. 114 Siegel. Carol - Sr. - 51. 114. 118 Siegert Lynn - Sr. - Sivestro. Daniel — Sr. — 51 Silvestro - Douglas — Sr. - 51 Silvcstro, - Richard - Fr. - 82. 134 Siminski. Kimberly - Jr. - 112 Sineni. Anthony - Sr. - 8. 16. 22. 23. 27. 29. 51. 114. 115. 117 Sineni, Karen - Jr. - 70. 155 Siracuse, Gina — Sr. — 51 Skaine. Rebecca - Fr. Ill Skaine. Tracey — Sr. - 52. 110 Slawson. Daniel - Sp. - 72. 145 Slawson. Cheryl - Jr. - 70. 106. 109 Slimack. Adam - Sp. - Slimack. Todd - Sr. - 38. 52. 132 Small. Christine - Jr. - 17. 67. 114. 122. 135. 129 Smeal. Dawn - Sr. — 58. 128 Smeal. Milynda — Jr. — 113 Smeltzer, Carla - Sp. - 72. 106. 118. 128. 131 Smith. Darren - Sr. — 72.150 Smith. David - Sr. - 52 Smith. Gary - Sp. - 74. 157 Smith. Jane - Fr. -82. 111. 129. 149 Smith. Jeanne - Fr. - 82 Smith. |ohn - Jr. - 113 Smith. Kenneth - Sp. - Smith. Melissa - Sp. — 74 Smith. Marueen — |r — 70 Smith. Michael - Sp. - Smith. Stephen - Sp. - Smith. Tammy - Fr. - 82 Smits. Gail - Fr. - 82 Solem. Elizabeth — Sp. — 106. 113 Solem. William — Sr. — 52. 155 Sorci, Jonathan - Jr. - Spencer. Amy - |r. - 17. 67.114.119.122. 154. 155 Spencer. Andrea - Sr. - 16. 33. 47. 52. 114. 122. 135. 140 165-155 Sponholtz. Cheryl - Sr. - 52. 106. 114. 128 Sponholtz. Kahtleen - Sp. - 74 Spoth. Mark - Jr. - 113 Spoth. Susan - Jr. - 18. 70. 114. 122. 139. 140 Squitieri. Louise - Sr. — Squitieri. Susan - Jr. - Stahley, Daniel - Jr. - 113. 115 Stahlcv. David - Sr. - 52 Stahley. |ill - Sr. - 52 Stanley. Michael - |r. — 113 Stanley, Ralph - Fr. - 134 Stanley. Roberts - Jr. - Stanley - Sherman - Sr. - 132 Steele. Mary - Sr. - 52 Stefanik. Patrick — Sp. — 75p4. 151 Steffenhagen. Bruce - Sr. - 166 Stcffenhagen, Glenn - Sr. - 11. 18. 52. 114. 116. 122. 132 Stcgcr. William — Sr. - 53. 151 Sleitz. Pamela - Sr. — 117 Steilz. David - Fr. - Stephan. Kathleen - Sp. - 74. ill. 143. 155 Stephan. Suzanne — Sr. — 53. 117 Stcrmolc. Margaret - |r. - 70.128 Stevens. Warren - Sp. - 74. 112 Sliglicz. Scott - Fr. - Stiglmeir. Donna - Fr. - 82. 154 StiUon. |oyce - Sp. - 17. 80. 106. 114. 122. 128 Stover. Arhtur - Sp. - 74 Streeter. Barbara - Sr. - Streeter. Cheryl - )r. - Streufert. Debbie - Sr. - 120 Strcufert. Thomas — Sr. — 53 Stringer. William — Sr. — 53. 115 Stroman. Roberts — |r. — 70. 105. 116 Suchan. Kathleen — Sp. - 74. Ill Sucss. Pamela. - Jr. - 118 Suagr. Kari - |r. - Sugar. Steven - Fr. - 82. 133 Sulzbach. Deborah - Fr. - 82 Summers. John - Sp. - 74. 133. 152. 157 Summers. Meredith - |r. - 69 Surianello. Sandra - Fr. - 82 Surowiec. Jacqueline - Sp. - 74 Sutherland. I). Scott - Jr. - 69. 136 Sutton. Reginald — Fr. - Swartz. Amy - Jr. - 69. 106. 108. 117. 128 Sweeney. Benjamin - Jr. — Sweeney. Dawn — Sp. — 74 Sweet. Kathleen - Fr. - 83.135. 141. 126 Symington. Betsy - Jr. - 69 Syrchcr. Daniel - |r. — Szabo. Joannine - Jr. - 69 T Tagged. Jean — Sr. — 53 Talboys. Peter - Sp. - Tarbell, Lynne - Sp. - 74. 127 Tarlaglia. Michael - Jr. - Tartaglia. Robert - Jr. - 136 Taylor, Georgia — Sr — 53 Tee. Margaret - Sr. - 53. 119. 110. 111. 155 Tesnow. Karen — Fr. - 83 Thielman. Andrew — Fr. — 83. 134. Ill Thielman. Susan - Sp. - 74. 18. 114. 128. 139. 141. 122. 149 Thering. Klaine - |r. - 69. 125. 135 Thibault. Richard — Sr. — 53. 24 Thomas. Jill Sr. • 58. 104 Thomas. Kim - Sr. - 53 Thomas. Timothy — Sp. — 74. Ill Thompson. David - Sr. - 54. 132 Thompson. Jeffrey - Sp. - 155 Thompson. Kim — Fr. — 111 Thompson. Mary — Sr. — 54, 120 Thompson. Philip - Sr. - Thrasher. Barbara - Sp. - 74 Thrasher. Michael - Sr. - 53. 114. 119. 1431- Throm. David — Sp. — Thuman. David - Sp. - 74. 134 Thuman. Eric - Sp. - 74. 145 Tipton. Cynthia - Jr. - Tomczak. Michele - Fr. - 83. 141 Tracey. Angelique - Sr. - 54 Tracey. Brian - Sp. - Tracey. Christopher — Jr. — Trapper. Harold — |r. — 113 Trautinan. James - Jr. - 69 Trenz. Carl - Sr. - 54. 114. 119. 6. Ill Trenz. Robert — Sr. — 54 Trometcr. Laurie - Sr. - 54. 108 Trost. Charles - Sp. - 74. 133 Trover. Kristine - Sp. - 74 Troyer. Tinned - Sr. - 54. 128 Turco. Angelo - Jr. - 69. Ill Trum. Leon — Sr. — 54. 115. 150 Tufillaro. Andrea - Sr. - 54. 11 Tyler. Robert — Fr. - 83 u Uhtcg. Richard - Jr. - 129 Ulrich. Kristin - Sp. - 74. 106. 107. 111. 110 Ulrich. Roger - Sr. - 55 Unetich. David - Sr. - 55 Urban. Michael — Sr. — Ustnch. Eric - Fr. - 83 Utter. Patricia - Fr. - 83. 106 Utter, Philisa - Sp. - 106. Ill V VanBourgondien. Annette - Sp. - 74. 107. 109 Van Kuren. Edward - Sr. - 18. 51. 55. 119. 122 Van Kuren. Karyn - Jr. - 69. 154. 155 Van Nuys. Lon - Jr. - 16. 17. 114. 122 Vcanes — Jo Ellen — Fr. — 83 Vincent. Lisa - Sp. — 74. 106. 128 Visone. Daniel - Sr. - 115 Visone. Julia Ann - Sr. - 74. 119. 123. 149. 155 Visone. Lucian — Sp. — 148 Vito. Vincent - Sp. - Vito. Theresa - Sp. - Vogel. Randall — Fr. — 83. 134 Vogel. William — |r. — 113 Voltz. Margaret — Jr. — 69. 128. 135 Voltz. Robert — Sr. — 55. 128. 136 w Wack. Colleen SP. - 79. 114 Wagner. Larry - Fr. - 134 Wagner. John - Jr. - 144 Wagner. Steven — |r. — 113 Walker. Paul - Sp. - 79. 111. 119. 137. 144. 156 Walker. J. Andrew - |r. - 69. 128. 156 Walleshauser. Mary - Fr. - 17, 111. 122. 126. 149 Wallin. Julie - Fr. - 83. Ill Walls. Greg - Sr. - 55 Walls. Lisa - Jr. - 112 Wander. Sharon - Fr. - 83 Wargo. Lewis — Fr. — 83 Washburn. Christine - Fr. — 110. 111. 126 Waters. Paula — Sp. — 79 Watkins. Kimberly - Jr. - 69. 111. 118. 124 Wawrzynski. Michael - Sr. - 55. Waytena. Alexa - Fr 83 Waytena. Daniel - Sr. - 55 Weber. Albert - Sr. - 55. 148. 154 Weber, Lois — Sp. - 79. 155 Webster. Duane - Fr. - 83. 129 Webster. Bernadette - |r. — 69. 106. 116. 128 Webster. Yolande - Jr. - 69. 120 Weglarski. Charles - Sr. - 55. 154, 155 Weglarski. David - Jr. - 155 Weglarski. Kathleen - Fr. - 83 Weiland. Martina - Jr. - Weiland. Thomas - |r. - Weiler. Karlton Fr. — 83 Weils. Debbie — Sp. — 79 Weirich. Wendy — Fr. — 83. 85 Weitz. Eric - Sp. - 79 Wells. Daniel - Sr. — 24. 55 Wende. Linda - Jr. - 68. 109. 117 Werdein. Mary — Sp. - 76. 126 Wertz. Pamela - Sr. - 55. 107. 116, 117 Wertz. Robert — Jr. — Wescott. Richard - Fr. - 3. 138 Weseman. Lynn - Jr. - 68. 117 Weseman. Sandra — Jr. — Weseman. Susan - Sr. - 56 Wesolowski. Kathleen - Sr. - 11. 12. 56. 104. 130 West. Connie - Fr. - 83. 121 Westfall. Michael - Fr. - 83 Westley. Cynthia - Sr. - Weston. Barrv - Sr. - 56 Weston. Mary Jo - Sp. - 79. 106. 111. 120. 149 Westphal. Catherine - Sr. - 56. 110. 110. 151. 158 Wehterbee. Burton - Sr. - 56 Wetherbee. Sarah - Jr. - 68. 118. 123. 154 Wetzler. Jeffrey - Sr. - 56 Wetzler. joanne - Sp. - 79. 150 Wetzler. Peter - Sr. — 56 Whalen. Catherine - Jr. - 68. 104. 111. 115. 118 Whalen. Elizabeth - Sr. - 22. 56. 115 White. Sharon - Sp. - 79. 108. 109. 123. 125 Whitten. Danyette — Sp. — 79. 158 Whitten. Erin - Jr. - 68. 115. 119. 135. 140. 158 Wicke. Deborah - Sp. - 79. 129 Wicke. Karen - Fr. - 82. 106. Ill Wickenhiser. Ross - Sp. — 79. 137 Wiesinger. Kenneth - Fr. - 111. 143 Wicsingcr. Kevin - Sr. - 56. 154. 155 Wilcox. David - |r. - 157 Wilcox. Eileen — Fr. — 82 Wilcox. Mary - Sp. - 79 Wilcox. Patrick - Sr. - 57 Wilds. Deborah - Sp. — 123 Wilkinson. David - Jr - 151 Willard. Donald — Sp. — 79 Willard. Eugene - Sr. - 56 167 Willard. Paul - Fr. - 82. 134 Williamson. Kevin - Sp. - 79 Wilson. Amy - Fr. - 82. 129 Wilson. Edward - Sp. - Wilson. James - Fr. - 82. 1(1«. 129 Wilson, jerinifer - Sp. - 79.106. 110. 113. 114 Wilson. Kimberly - Jr. - 117 Wilton. Marlene - Sr. - 57 Wittlingcr. Anne - Jr. - Woelffel. Carl - Sr. - 57 Wolf. Jason — Jr. - 72 Wolf. Theresa - Jr. - «8. 121 Wolfe. Susan - Jr. -68. 104. 111. 118. 120 Wood. Lloyd - Fr. - 82 Wood. Richard — Jr. — 115. 123 Woodruff. Gregory - Fr. - 82 Woodruff. Nova - Jr. - 68 Woodward. David - SP. - 79.143 Woodworth. Edward — Fr. - 82. Ill Woodzell. Rodney — Jr. — Worden. Amy - Sr. - 11. 57. 70. 106. 108. 114. 117. 123. 125 Wright. Daniel - Sp. - 79 Wright. David - Jr. - 18. 68. 115. 119. 122. 136. 148 Wright. Kathy - Jr. - 68. 117 Wright. Linda - Sr. - 57 Wright. Melissa - Fr. - 82 Wright. Scot I - Sp. - 79. 111. 137. 145. 157 Wrobel. Charles - Fr. - 82 Wrebel. Matthew — Sr. — 57 Wundrow. David - Sp. — 79 Wusocki. Dawn — Sp. — 79 Wysocki. Laura — Jr. — 68 Wysocki. Thomas — |r. — Y Yeager. John - Sp. - 79 Yeager. Kelly - Fr. - 82. 155 Yeager. Karen - Sr. - 57 Yergcr, Kristina — Sp. - 79 Yerger. Peter - Fr. - 82 Yoder. Robert - Sr. - 57. 128 Young. Kathy - Sr. — Young, Kimberly - Fr. - 82 z Zajac. Keith - Sp. — 70 Zajac. Keith - Sp. - 127 Zambito. Jodi - Sr. - Zamhito, Joseph — Sp. — 79 Zbrzezny. Mark - Sr. - Zehr. Sheldon — Jr. — 128 Zent. Andrew — |r. — 113. 68 Zibbon. David - Sp. - 79 Zimieki. David - Fr. - 82 Zimicki. Mark — Sr. — 57, 151 Zimieki. Sandra - Jr. - 6« Zimmerman. Ann - Fr. - 79. 106. 126 Zimmerman. John - |r. — 68. 151 Zoerb. William — Sr. - 57 Zolniowski. Paula — Sp. — 79 Zwqlenkiewicz. Joseph — Fr. - 82 F acuity And Staff Anaka. Richard - 98 Astudillo. Marlene - 115 Bachman. Alice - 101 Baily, Joan - 121 Bellas. Toni - Bernhard. Edward - 102 Biddlecom. Mary - Bogey. David - 96 Bosch, Herbert - 95 Bradley. Patricia - 98 Campbell. Betty - 97 Cantie. Inez - 102 Carl. Donald - 96. 104. 105 Clatworthv. Joan — 95 Compertore. Fred - 96. 143 Corrigan. David - 100 Corrigan. Judy - 96 Doerr. Sharon - 95 Donner. Charles — 101, 145 Ettelson. Arthur — 94 Fahey. John - 100 Faxlanger. Rose Ann — 102 Frasier. Conceit a Galza. Lillian - 1(X) Gaske, Paulette - 96 Gatti. Ann - 99 Gcist. Dorothy - 97 Gerlock. Charles - 95. 110 Gibson. Patricia — Gillies. Donald — 96 Gourlay. Robert — 100 Crisanti, Martin - 102, 141 Harvey. Getta - 101 Hayes. Shirley — Hesslink. Jack — 101 Hicks. Gerald — 97 Honsberger. Lois - 102 Horrigan. Betty - 100 Horwitz. Tobi - 101 Hrousis. Ruth - 100 Hurlburt. Richard - 98 Ihlcfold. Sandra - 95 Kotlarz. Jeanette — Kreinheder. Kenneth - 97 Kuppinger. Walter - 100 Lavner. Cynthia — Love. John - 102 Ludwig. Stephan - 98 Manly. Martha - 100 Marrone. Jane - 100 Marshall. James — 97 Mathews. Susan - 101 McCaddon. Karen — 97 McCadden. Michael — 95. 104 McCarthy. Margaret - Michalakes. Marcus - 102 Morgan. Joanne - 97 Nardiello. Mary - 98 Neubaucr. 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Fall Down and Crawl Crooked Olim — Ubi, Impigra Swine To Ca: “DOWADADOAHWADADO!!” From Be, Ba, Br. Joe Paul lives but the Porch Monkeys must burn. Wee Dah Dah Buzzott! Eh Eh Eh Ahhh Buh! Doo Wat Dat Du Dot Wah Not DOOO Doo Rose Anorzjewski but Toou Toou! Signed N.L., A.U., P.S., “Y.S.B. “Good Girls Don’t.” Right Heather Jean? Kelly is a Porck (Fume-Sniff!) D.D.D. Michael, thank you, Kelli Beaver Sheila forever Betty Beat of friends — SH K.M., M.B., L.O.. L.F., S.C., D.K., D.R., D.G., THANKS J.M.S. To Jim K. no thanks we don’t smoke M K Local locker hangout — friends forever I love you Benko Congratulations Class of 1980 Steven Quiqly Billy Joe and Eunice Lou Buel are enjoyin’ those cornwheat buttermilk flapjacks Hey Man, Hi Chattie, Dude Huber Pubie remember Peace! CALOPH Beatles Forever 1HPROPHECY!!! Mrs. C. Frasier Bo-Bo-Diddley Sqat-Psst Psst Thanks for four memorable years Beth, Karen, Cindy, Grace, Many, Marcy, Peggy Pam. Love ya, Andi To Kelly: Do you understand? Love ya Mrs. G.? Long Live Mods. 3 — 4 Guess Who? B.M. Get off our case. Mods. 3 — 4 Pam — Be proud to use arrows — Kel Never eat the roach when you play fuzzy-duck with Vodla Shots A.C. D.R. forever Three years and still going Jim M. and Lynn M. Patty thank you for being a friend Holly Hobbie Lives - DI, BETH. LISA Good Luck Farewell to my friends MT, MBB, PP, MH, CLB, GG, LB. DC. DP-CM. To Sally and Linda remember our reunion so we can look back and laugh. M.B.S. I miss you Gomer, Stella, Dide, Siggy. Friends always. Speak the same language even when silent CO-WM John Teri Forever Whip cream, cling peaches and pineapple rings! Thank God for guys who can put gals on cloud 9 — S.S. To D.B. Long may your B’s stand!! Twig P.S. To Pamela Kay! What would I do in all my classes without you, especially History. M.K. To Fishy: Keep on Swimming! Love, Woody Tap Tap Bascially, you use one to two to two and a half tbsp. sesame seed oil. Yan Can I touch her thigh .. . and death smiled. Jim Morri- son The Lizard King.’’ To Glieks, from A. Life son — keep practicing! I love you Ceas, I’ll never forget you bab, love spike TO: A.S., K.H., J.G., M.Q., L.C. You’re the best friends ever. W.C. Dave is in Who land (don’t cut your hair) Guess? To: Fishy” good luck with Dave Dolphin. Love Always, Woody.” Nativo Bastardo Senior Lounge 10 — 11 (Terry, Karen, Dave, Mike and Fatts). Hot Buns Markey: Rides Again! Best teachers in the school — Sharon S., David B., Andi T. Dan, you are my gorgeous HUNK! Love, Pam Sandy and Mike To girls athletics, M.T.L. Why not fade out of the scenery of the earth. Chris (sis), you’re a wonderful person, remember all the wonderful times we had this past year. May next year be even better! Let us never part. Love, Sue From Al D. to Tony D.: PROPHECY RULES Godspell Forever — Where Are You Going, Can You Take Me With You? CHRISSY - Remember. You MUSSST WHIS- SSPER!! Love ya! A.W.. P.S. Dan — the adorable kid with his overalls on back- wards! Love, Squirrly Ken: Buzzed Ferrets, Senior Loung (12-13) Friday nites always! Pam Joyner — I leave you all the Dickies imagi- nable - forget it. you6ve already got them. JANE OLIVOR RULES Woody — How’s Frank Feathers? Fishy To Ceil: “Today is the first day of the rest of our lives!!” Love Mary Lou Brenda Starr — Keep up the good work in Spanish — bueno, bueno. Love, Paul Nero To my best friend Dave: Never forget our favorite English class with Mr. Bosch! Punais Oust! Thanks Mr. Bogey Dr. Small for time well spent. Woody — How’s the nest? Fishy To Bill from Nora: Time will tell! Ken B. — Thanks for being there! I love ya. K.Y. Pam — Remember your “PERFECT PARKING. SPI ’79, Ldrshp Cnfrnce ’78, French Concerts ’78 ’77, La Crepe ’76-’77 Todd: Can you relate to sucking some brew? Sure, I know what you mean. To Dave: a tiger, a teddy bear, a varsity wrestler and a friend! With love, Sue Thanks, Chris and Jane. Cathy Pam — Remember the famous saying “YOU’RE GEORGEOUS!” Happy forthcoming 18th MBB GG — Cindy Cindy (”MA“): Always remember “Morton Pot Pies our annual trips to “T.W. (ha ha)! POKEY — Always remember 14 — 15 “Spaz outs’’!! To Denise and Tim: Thanks for the best birthday Dann — Are you readdy for the N.Y.S. Racquetball open?!! Lorri Bein - Good luck with Perks Happy Forth- coming 16th. To Kim: Never forget Tico Tacos and your favorite meal: grapes and turnips Sniffles: You are so cute! That’s why I love you! Pam To: Flaky, Spaz, Blochy, Skippy ‘ Pinky: May our friendship never cease. Fish Donna — Don’t ever forget all the fun we had in those “exciting” 8 — 9 gym classes! Mr. Gerlock, Thank you very much for helping me with my English. You’re a great teacher. Julia Boyne To M.D., R.A., R.M., L.D., and B.R.: We ll never get to Hawaii, but we had fun trying! M.K. Mike — You’re a great guy to have around — Sandy To: Mary. You’re sucha good friend! Nobody will top you! M.K. Pink Floyd, Orchard Park, Rock Slams and stuffs, these are a few of my favorite things. But Shawn. I like talking to walls. Dan Pam — May your lives be an eternity of love and happiness. L. John, she’s not a rat!!!! Karen To R.M. — You’ll always have toys in your attic. N.D. Tony — Silly love games don’t work with him! L. Pammly Poo Karie Too - our senior year! Shawn — May you always have that special smile on your face whenever I see you. L. How do you spell relief? G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N!! Allison — English was a riot! See ya this summer! K.Y. PROPHECY - band of the future. Dave — You’ve made my senior year the best! Thanks K.Y. DW — Wilbur, Eyes, Embryo, Frog, Fish With all my love to Goldie, my Les Paul — you got the curves, baby! To my KIDS - SQUIRT. GORGEOUS, DAZE - Remember MA knows best. Kelly and John — This is your high school years, make the best of them! Love ya! Karen ’80 Babe — I love YOU!!! Karen To: Ma, Sis, and Fishy: Good luck in our senior year, it is the best! Love, Woody ’80 To Lou, Louis, Lulu, Mr. X and troublemaker, Kelly Y. Dave, you look excellent in a pair of shorts! Karen To: Irene, Janet, Mary. Pam. Debbie — thank you for being the fantastic people that you are. Thanks for asking me Taco. To Nina: No matter what you say, you still have toys in your attic and bats in your belfry!! To Cathy (alias “Speedy”): Take care of the boys, especially “our little brother. Sis Good luck. Shawn — love always — hips Peter — Don’t ever lose your smile: it’s magical! Thanks for everything. I’ll never forget you. Cathy To Beth R. and Rose A.: Just once could you guys say: I’m not busy! To my sister”: The world would be a better place if everyone had a friend like you are to me. You’re all anyone could ask for. You’re the best! Thank you for memories and love. Sheri Don’t forget Barton Road and cruising through the park!!! To my twin: Heart to heart and soul to soul ... walk beside me and be my freind forever. Thank you for the greates joy ... that of friendship. Gravy Pig” To Sue Beck (Slick!): Don’t forget those secret and power wars! Just wait till next year! Rose To Kelly Love: Stay as sweet and funny as you always are! Love Rose To Cath, Kar. Lin, Linnie, Lizzie, Beth, Cheryl, Anne (and Lee and Twigs) — no captain could wish for a greater squad — with love. Candy To Wendy (Beet) — Thanks to the greatest friend ever — with much love — “O” Timothy — Thanks for all the musical times, bas- ketball and football times (14 4 1) and shadyside times! GETEME — Your Chublett Everyone in Latin 1 8 — 9 is a swine Oink! DEATH TO IRAN AND ITS PEOPLE I was here for a good time, not a long time. M.T. It’s been three years, I haven’t forgotten and I never will. Barcum remiga lenti in squa! DIONNE QUINTS LIVE - JESSE DIONNE John Proctor — Please remember me, I'm the quiet one. Sheri — I never knew sisters could be such great friends — giving, sharing, listening caring. It is forever. College can’t take away our memories of our love. Your sister. To my ray : Your everlasting smile and warmth, like a picture of the setting sun, is beautiful and eternal. —The photographer — To Muskateer 1: Thanks for making this year a year that I’ll always remember. May the halls of CCHS never forget us. 2. SS — No one person could have done for me what you have. Thanks for the two best years of my life. CW To my constant companion: Through good times and bad, through laughter and tears — it’s you and I against the world. The world is yours! It’s forever! Sheri Barb — use job — Jeff To the Pams’, M.K., Mary D., Lisa D., Kim W., Jenine C., Mary Lynn and Liz — you guys are super — Rose To my shadow: You’re the best officer and direc- tion officer a president could ever have. What a pair! The Pres. The Saga of the Editors: I’m hungry Anybody have 35c? Hey, Linda, how’s Gene Kelly? 1 can’t stand him! How’s it going, Lisa? Pine Kathy Turn off those $% lights! No, no, no, yes, yes, yes Be a rock but don’t roll Who’s staying after? I have to catch the late boat home. You slopbucket Let’s take a walk The Avengers, Fri. nite, 11:30 P.M. I’m bored This place is a pigsty Get a new life, buddy Stand up and fly straight Who did the math homework? Did anyone get out the out of homeroom yet? We’re off to see the wizard ... When’s the next deadline? Who’s going to New England? Who’s got the food? Where’s the glitter? Where’s Steve? Oh the weather outside is frightful ... Forever and ever, Annie, forever and ever Where are Brian's books? You’re such a honey The sinking Saga sinks the sinking nativity in the scuzzy school sink! What d’you think I am. dumb or something? Don’t swear Future Slopbuckets of the world unite! Thanks, Barb and Irene, for being 2 real people. KMD Do something weird, I mean different Pucker up, girls! Let’s build a snowman I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold KMD Hi, kids! Hey, Shelly, I love that little black dress Becky, heard any obscene words lately? Vituperate! When’s Tony coming? 102 sucks, put on Q-FM. I wish we could pick up Toronto Has anybody seen Steve, I mean Stan? Is he in the refrigerator? You are a fluke of the universe Long Live Rock!! Life is like a cube of jello - it’s awfully jiggly and looks kind of silly Where’s my lunch? Graves' Massage Parlor — We cater to your whims. ... join us leave your fields to flower ... Who’s at the door!? JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE PARANOID DOESN’T MEAN THEY’RE NOT OUT TO GET YOU!! Has Eugene stopped in today? WE’RE PRIVILEGED. AND WE DESERVE IT! What? no, we didn’t get these free. Where were you on your lunch hour? When are we going to paint? Surveys are written never meaning to be sent. Your mind’s in the gutter. It’s cosmic ... Beats me Who beats you, your ... What time is it? Sniff coke Pizza Hut crickets live! Who spilled the water? obstreperous It’s a Colleen doll It’s been real ... 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