Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

SAGA 1981 Clarence Central Senior High School 9625 Main Street Clarence, New York 14031 Table of Contents Introduction.... Student Life.... Seniors......... Senior Class Poll Juniors......... Sophomores...... Freshmen........ Faculty......... A Look Back..... Organizations... Sports.......... Index........... Ads Patrons.... Conclusion....... .....23 .....24 .....61 .....73 .....83 .....93 ....102 ....105 ....133 ....167 ....177 ....192 2 Table of Contents Stops and starts, endings and beginnings, New twists in old paths, changes in traditions, All comprise the daily progress that is our lives And it is with only a backward glance, not a backward step, That we move ahead In our new directions. 3 Introduction School offers a strange sense of security. We are carried through much in our worn, uncomfortable, graffitied desks — our chariots. In those vehicles we naively debate about things We are incompetent of classes (i.e. history class) ... things on which we look back and wonder we could ever hold such opinions. The school seems a fortress when I look out through the Venetian blinds into the blue muffled whiteness in winter, Then blink my eyes into the season of yellow fluorescence. It may not be pretty but it is familiar. LAF Hey Bud. comc’mere Mow'd you like to buy some swamp land in Miami?' Clarence fans show their enthusiasm for the school scuba team. 6 Student Life Chris Small hiis the campaign trail for Bruce Springsteen. Student Life 7 8 Studcnt Life Student Lifc 9 10 Studcnt Life Jay Laczkowski forces Miss Torba’s hamsters to drink A.P. Bio’s wine. Missic Worden, locking in freshness. Student Life 11 Gary Alexander prays for a Clarence win. Uncle Mike says, “I'm not a drip! “Hi. Mom?” 12 Studcnl Life Oli-ile Student Life 13 Jim MackNair: hate Bikers Rick Wcscott gives a typica! Friday 14-15 expression. 14 Student Life The Attcndcncc Office moves iis headquarters to the West Gym. father Guido Sarducci takes notes at confession. Lynn Jones exits the building escorted by her Secret Service. Student Life 15 Sheri White and Sue Long show some Homecoming spirit. Asylum patients from Ward 2 enjoy an outing. Lou Visone: “I'm no fool.” I6 Student Life Pappas Productions Inc. Joyce Stilson, Kim McKinney and Brian Lukow don costumes and make-up for Twelve Angry Men. Andrea Ehrenreich portrays juror 3 in a fit of exasperation. Dave Kcpncr in a moment of decision as juror 8. Directed by Mr. Leonard Pappas, CCHS' 1980 fall pro- duction, Twelve Angry Men was a great experience for all involved. The cast of 15 deserves a high commendation for its exceptional performance, particularly those in the two lead roles, Dave Kepner and Andrea Ehrenreich. Due to the ef- forts of many members of the student body, all aspects of the play were outstanding. The spring musical The Man of LaMancha also portrayed the professional qualities which Clarence has come to expect from its dramatic productions. The leading roles were played by Beth Roberts, Andrea Ehrenreich, Dave Kepner, and Jay Laczkowski. Dramatic Productions 17 Laborious Leadership With the installation of a new principal at Clarence Central High School, new doors have been opened for the Student Council. The efforts of this year’s Student Council may be the foreshadowing of a different type of life at Clarence Central. The class advisors play an important role in inspiring Student Council members with new ideas. These advisors are Mr. Anaka, Class of'84; Mr. Wingard, Class of'83; Mr. Neubauer, Class of'82; Mr. Hicks, Class of ’81; and Mr. Bogey, who is in charge of the Student Council officers. This outstanding group of students is selected by the student body to act as a medium of exchange of ideas between the students and the school board. In order to improve their ability in this position, many members of the Student Council attended a leadership conference in Albany last fall. Student Council Officers: Mike Blemcl — Treasurer; Lori Van Nuys — President; Steve Palmerton — Vice- President; Sue Thielman — Secretary; Dan Goldstein — Treasurer Senior Officers: Chris Small, Sue Spoth, Wendy Craig, Amy Spencer Senior Representatives: Dave Wright, Pete LaNasa, Lynn Jones, Peg Voltz 18 Studcnt Council Sophomore Reps. Officers: Mary Wallcshauser. Sandy Hammond. Sue LiBassi, Mark Medole, Kelli Grogan. Andy Thiclman, Cindy Diener. Steve Nappo. Lynn Roberts. Making It Work Student Council: Front Row: Lori Van Nuys, Sandy Ham- mond. Kelli Grogan, Cindy Diener, Alisa Cianciolo. Lynn Jones. Row 2: Steve Palmerton, Anne Schneeberger, Sue Thielman, Sue Spoth. Lynn Roberts, Chris Fasenello, Mary Walleshauser, Diana Rossi. Row 3: Mr. Bogey. Wendy Craig. Peg Voltz, Chris Small, Amy Spencer, Tamara Goldstein. Cindy Solem. Row 4: Greg Luckaszewicz, Peter LaNasa. David Wright. Row 5: Dan Goldstein, Mark Medole, Andy Thiclman. Steve Nappo. Mike Blemel. Junior Rep� . Officers: Rob Reed, Tamara Goldstein, Sue Thielman, Dan Goldstein, Greg Luckaszewicz, Diana Rossi, Anne Schneeberger, Mike Blemel. Freshmen Reps. Officers: Fernando Cimato, Chris Fasenello, Alisa Cianciolo, Jim Walleshauser, Cindy Solem. Mike Azarello, Tammy Heckman. Student Council 19 Homecoming ✓ ► The Homecoming King and Queen, Dan Chamberland and Cheryl Slawson. The bands make a fortune by selling rain gear at the Homecoming football game. What can be better to break up the mid-October doldrums than an exciting, activity-filled Homecoming Week? This year’s festivities were undoubtedly a smashing success from the very start. On Monday, CCHS halls were filled with Greasers decked out for the lunch-time sock-hop. Tuesday’s Hat Day and Wednesday’s Backwards Day proved to be a lot of fun. and on Thursday student sleepyheads ap- peared in their pajamas and robes, toting their teddy bears. Thursday night was the big night for the Variety Show, with M.C.’s Brian Shemancik and Sibby Fasen- ello. On Friday, students showed their spirit by partici- pating in Red and Black Day and the Pep Rally. That night there was the traditional carnival and bonfire. On Saturday, the Homecoming game was played despite a constant downpour, and the Red Devils whipped the Cheektowaga Warriors 7 to 6, while de- voted fans watched from the stands. 20 Homecoming Hey you guys, I'm the star! John Curry successfully executes the winning kick. Homecoming 21 Two lifeguards desert the beach to come to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Ladies’ Choice Once every autumn on a mid-November night a transformation occurs at CCHS as the girls treat the guys to a night of fun and dancing. This year’s Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on November 26 in the West Gym and was a great success, despite the fact that there was no costume competition. However, the crowd was large as all Clarence gathered for an evening of hoe-down enjoyment with music provided by the Ozone Rangers. Partners pose for a picture prior to the hoe-down. 22 Sadie Hawkins Superlatives Most Talented — Andrea Ehrenreich, David Kepner, Beth Roberts Most Likely to Succeed — Andrew Daiber. Catherine Whalen Most Athletic — John Curry, Jane Lorenzini 24 Senior Poll Always Seen Smiling — Cheryl Siawson Mouth Always in Motion — Karyn VanKuren Wittiest — Brian Shemaneik Most Sophisticated — Melinda Boa Most Energetic — Wendy Craig Senior Poll 25 Annette Adams 'Tomorrows dreams, begin with the end of school, and sadness. Mary Adner To a special person, who taught me about love. Thanks Michael. Jim Albert Shawn Allen Hurry Honey. I need your cheat sheet. Tim Anaka Timothy Andrews Rose Marie Andrzcjcwski Michael Angrisano High School has been a moment in time that 1 shall cherish in my dreams forever. 26 Seniors-Adams-Angrisano James Anstcy Christopher Aquino Craig Arrison Thanks to my friends for makin CCHS terrific! Party Hearty!! Scott Baker Kim Bakowski Kenneth Banaszak Kathy Baron William Bartels Andrea Barone This above all: To thine own self be true. — Shakespeare — Ann Marie Basile Memories are the best keepsakes of all. Michelle Monacelli writes a dirty joke. Seniors Anstcy-Basilc 27 Marcia Bales Susan Beck Brenda Beers It is chance that makes brothers but hearts that make friends Steven Bell Paul Bennell -Another one bites the dust- Kim Bcrchou Alane Bergmann The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook. 28 Seniors Baies-Bischof Jeffrey Bissonette Peter Black Melinda Boa Robert Bosch High School is: hard work, good friends, wonderful memories. Brian Bosworth Julia Boyne Linda Brachman High school has made me see my- self in a different perspective. Seniors Bissonette-Bray 29 Lori Brazcr Arthur Brodc Michael Brodowski Martin Bronisz High school is: relationships, ex- periences. and a kaleidoscope of memories. Linda Bucklaew Christopher Budden Donald Burlingame Jennifer Burns Do good unto all men especially Thanks for all the good times unto them who are of the household Mark. Calvin. P.B. and B.M. Tony of faith. ' and the band. 30 Scniors Brazcr-Burns Kathleen Bush Go for it? I’m with Koz. Wendy Campbell '7 can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Phil. 4:13 Kari Sugar Canney Mark Canney Craig Arrison studies biology. Cynthia Caroll Donna Carpenter Elizabeth Carpenter Now I realize just how fast high school goes by. Daniel Chamberland Seniors Bush-Chamberland 31 Nancy Clark Happiness is . . Reminiscing over the old times w ith close friends. Gayla Closson David M. Coniglio Kathleen Connors ... learning not to dream it. but to Happiness is four hugs a day. Ca- be it instead liph and The Who! Jenine Corbelli The memories that friends have made together grow stronger with every passing day. Mary Kay Cournan Days can be filled with magical mo- ments if we appreciate the simple joys of life. Kathleen Cower Wendy Craig A time to live. A time to love. A time to remember! Jean Liskoff attempts to monogram her fingernails. 32 Seniors Clark-Cravatta Andrew Daiber Christine Daiglcr Becky DcLang A thanks to all my friends for their friendship. Thank You! David DeRosc Better men than I may have lived: hut can’t believe it! Nina Deutschman Anthony DiBartolo Jeffrey Didion Look for a “PROPHECY in the future. Joan Dicgclman Thank you my friends for some wonderful and rememberable times. Seniors Curry-Diegelman 33 Brian Donnelly Barry Donahue Pam Joyner prepares to bite the table. Mary Disilcr CCHS has been full of fun and crazy experiences. Maria Dorigo Brooks Dorr Timothy Draves Margaret Drexelius Francis Dubrinski Lisa Duminuco Ronald P. Duttwciler Nothing is worth doing unless you The ends so justifieth the means, enjoy it. 34 Scniors Distlcr-Duttwcilcr Jennifer Duve “For God hath not given us the spir- it of fear, hut of power ... Timothy 1:7 Martin Ederer Gutta cavat lapidem non vi, sed saepe cadendo. Joseph Engl Andrea Ehrenrcich Thomas Erickson David Falk 'Whether through sports or scho- lastics. CCHS has been a fantastic experience. Sebastian Fasanello Sandra Feldman Sandra Ferguson What a heavy burden is a name that has become loo famous. Rolf Ferrari Seniors Duvc-Fcrrari 35 Theresa Fischer Susan Flaherty School has given me many good friends to remember. Debra Florczak will always remember the laugh- ter, experiences, and memories of CCHS. Lori Ann Ford ‘7 hen He asked them. Who do you think I am?” Matt. 16:15 Susan Fox I'm normal, the world is crazy. Andrew Frank Patricia Ganzcnmullcr Michelle Gaczcwski James Galmbachcr Jean Garrett Memory has many hollows, let me hide in one. 36 Scniors Fischer-Garrett Diane Genco Duane Gilmour Leo Glauber High School: everlasting memories If at first you don't succeed, the of friendships and good times. with it or you’ll be working all day. Our friendly neighborhood Spider man displays his technique. Mark Glicco Charles Gordon Suzanne Gray Everybody says school is a pain. Listen to your heart. . . § ( !. these past 4 years have been on to your dreams. the best. Marya Gulczynski Seniors Garr-Gulczynski 37 Donald Haas A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. ” Glenn Haley Good luck to all. especially the MYF and Holy Schemps. Glenn Alex Captain Jesus Haley Dana Hammer Plants are God's miracles Deborah Hahn Jeffrey Haas William Habarth h ■- Christopher Haller William Halik David Harding The future is optimistic with friend- ship and education. Denise Hammond Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen. Hebrews 11:1 Deborah Hanes Sharing memorable limes with friends while discovering you’ve learned more than was required. 38 Scniors Haas-Harding Kathleen Hartman Mark Hastings Jeffrey Herberger Michael Herbcrger hated to leave Neumann, hut Cla- rence turned out all right. Eileen Hickey Kevin Hickey For every stormy wind a calm of peace can come. Susan Hocko High School has been a good exper- ience with good people. Susan Hoffman Craig Hopkins Kelley Horan Marja Husu The memories we’ll share will be worth all the struggle. Seniors Hartman-Husu 39 Eric Hutchison Andrew Irr Kathleen Irr Carol Jackson It's been a challenge. Good Luck to never could have asked for a everyone! greater class! Kelly Jenkins Eleanor Johnston Lynn Jones Stephen Jones Hey Squirrel)’. I'm alright?!” Mostly” Don't hit a fluffy!” ”NADA” 40 Scniors Hulchison-Joncs Mark Janik Joseph Janson Rebecca Jarosz Go � ith COLLINS' MOSTLY RIIR TSDIR MORI BAR” POTTY CHAIR FLUFFY Pamela Joyner Cynthia Juhre Nancy Kaspcrck Keeney A remeniberance of days gone by May we always recall vividly our and a commitment to those ahead. unforgettable yesterdays at CCHS. Beth Kclkcnbcrg Charles Kelkenberg Jane Kelkenberg Hey! Look. made it!!! Kathy McCarten flabbergasts her friends by putting on raincoat with- out looking. Gary Kellerman April Kelley Kathy Kelly love all my friends, thanks for making school bearable. Seniors Joyner-Kclly 41 James Kcohanc David Kepner Enjoy everything to the fullest be- cause the clock keeps ticking. Jeffrey Kctchum Michelle Kcyser High School to me meant growing up and meeting people. Peter Kinnin Julie Klingenschmitt Life is meant to be shared with those you love. James Knavcl Everyone come to my graduation party, if I pass. THE WHO Kim Kolek He that findeth the Lord findeth life. Prov. 3 42 Seniors Kcohanc-Krchcr Roger Krentz Cheryl Kuntz Deborah Kuhn A rendezvous with frustations. learning, laughter, growing.. . . and true friendships. Cheryl Kurowski Thanx to Pam I made it through 4 years of swimming. James Laczkowski Here we have learned to pay the price to make our dreams come true. Pclcr LaNasa How can the gifts of school be mea- sured— with a micrometer. Linda Lcising William Leman Barbara Less Donald Lang I'm glad this is my last year. Seniors Krentz-Lcss 43 Mary Ann Lcttieri Corwin Lewis Frank Licata Garner Light Steven Lindslcy Jean Liskoff Christopher Lista Thanks for all the great times in Born in a mountain. Raised in a chemistry MK. PJ. MB. JD. cave. Bikin' and truckin' is all I crave. Michael Little Leslie Lochcad Where there's honesty: there's un- derstanding: Where there’s fairness there’s peace. Suzanne Long Jane Lorcnzini To all those who have made each Education is that which remains day special Thanx! when you forget everything you learned in school. ” Albert Rinstcin 44 Seniors Letlieri-Lorcnzini Kelly Love “Look back only when you can find something to help push you ahead. ” G. Parks % e l Jane Lovell Lori VanNuys. Wendy Craig. Sue Spoth Thomas Lutz Douglas Mandell David Mangani Rachel Maicr “Horse Crazy “Enjoyed Clarence High and its girls track team. Thomas Manzella James Marino Lori Marino A “rose means remembrance. Doug Martin Seniors Love-Martin 45 Beth Mason Scott Mason Brian Mattcson Anne Marx Beautiful souvenirs may be lost, but your fondest memories . . . they will endure forever. Kimberly McClaren Cathy Mchaffy Rosemary Mercurio The glory of the young is their strength, of the old their experience. —Proverb— Michael Meyer After High School plan to enter the field of Accounting. 46 Scniors Marx-Meycr Robert Michinski Rhonda Mihalko When you think you've reached the peak — keep climbing. Brian Miller Leah Miller Friends make school much easier. lj ah 5 Doug Julie Miner Thanks Sue B. Sandi F.. and Tom M. for all the great times! Michelle Monacelli Good things in life come and go. but memories last forever ... Theresa Monnin Paul Moore Jeanne Mowins Kathy Muchow Good-times. friends, “the Rebel and to what the future brings. Lynn Muchow Seniors Michinski-Muchow 47 Joseph Mule Sheryl Myregaard Remember... All a dream needs to come true is a believer ... Phyllis Naab To four years, and the best yet to come, ooh whoo ... David Nawrol It has been a great 4 years. Timothy O’Brien High School has shown me the light, how I wish had sunglasses. Susan Olcndorf Here 's to my best friends ... Jeffy, Beckwod, Patrice. Ray ray. Debbie, and Tommy!! Lisa Opanashuk Always expect the unexpected. Kelly Neil High School has meant: finding love, meeting friends, and growing up. Larry Paine 'What can I say. it’s been quite an experience. Bonita Palermo 48 Scniors Mule-Palermo Stephen Palmerton Life would mean nothing without love from a pumpkin. Elizabeth Pers To all my friends. I’m leaving be- hind. Good-luck and Good-bye. Kim Powers Peter Panaritcs High School has been fun and re- warding to me. Gary Pclino “Each school day has been a valu- able learning experience for me.” Troy Peterson Who knows what the future will bring. Susan Plaisted Ripple clear, still waters, when there is no pebble tossed, no wind to blow Amy Probst Kurt Probst High School has been an experience School was a place of enjoyment not to forget Thanks! and learning, but mostly boring. Nancy A. Platek Some leaders are born women. Seniors Palmerton-Probst 49 Victoria Quaintancc Debbie Reams My dearest friends; Thanx for the past, here's to the future. David Reese John Roach Hey Gang, lets put on a show. Beth Roberts Harmony comes from the heart. Karen Sue Richards We decide which is right and which is an illusion. Marcus Robinson Sandra Richardson So short a time in life but worth every minute. John Rogers Playing golf for the team at Cla- rence High School. 50 Scniors Quaintancc-Rogcrs Elizabeth Ruppcl Dianna Russell Michelle Ryan The streams and foothills behind The road goes ever on and on . . . . .. The oceans and mountains ahead. Marcus Santarsiero Kim McClaren. Cheryl Zacharias. and Pam Suess Kimberly Schallcr ... Whosoever will save his life shall lose it: whosoever will lose his life for my sake shall find it.” Man 16:25 Nancy Schaefer Kenneth Scharf Steven Schlabach Raymond Schlecht Seniors Ruppcl-Schlccht 51 Todd Schubach Thank God I’m not a L.O.P.! Gail Schurr Thanks to Santina and Karla. I nev- er would have made it without you. Katherine Sciandra Life is too important to be taken seriously. David Scull Robert Scagcr Debra Sekera Christopher Sendkcr School is (was): SCNPNYCTPQPSFJ- VEBBSVPMCSRJW CKBQ 52 Seniors Schmidt-Sendkcr Robert Shalk What? Another cheerleading practice?! says Sue Long to Cheryl Slaw- son. Brian Shcmancik Douglas Sherman Thank you to all the people can now call my friends Kimberly Siminski Karen Sineni Hope for nothing else except to rise above all hopes. Cheryl Slawson Thank you C.C.H.S. for the love and friendship we have shared. Christine Small Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself Desiderata Vfilynda Smeal What high school has meant to me? I'm thinking! I'm thinking! Seniors Shalk-Smcal 53 John Smith Maureen Smith Jonathan Sorci Amy Spencer There is nothing like a Grateful No eternal reward will forgive us Dead concert! now, for wasting the dawn. —Jim Morrisson— Margaret Stermolc Cheryl Streeter Robert Stroman Susan Spoth Daniel Stahley 54 Scniors Smith-Stroman Nancy Schaefer suntans in the Senior Lounge. Scott D. Sutherland Amy Swartz Benjamin Sweeney Betsy Symington Freddy” A smile makes each day a little brighter. Robert Tartaglia Daniel Syrcher Michael Tartaglia Seniors Suess-Tartaglia 55 James Trautman High School shapes the mold: let s not break it. Harold Trapper Elaine Thcring Christopher Tracey High School may end. but memo- ries and friendships will remain for- ever. Angelo Turco Karyn Van Kurcn Lori Van Nuys William Vogel What we are is God’s gift to us: What we become is our gift to God. Margaret Voltz John Wagner The simple joys we share are the nicest times I know. 56 Scniors Thcring-Wagncr Stephen Wagner Lisa Wahl Andrew Walker Love is the root of all happiness. Let i our life take root! Jeffrey Walker Susan Wander My ambition is to get a job working with people. Kimberly Watkins Live each day to its fullest, for tom- morrow it'll be a memory you'll never forget. David Weglarski Martina Wciland Yolandc Webster Bernadette Webster Day by day, life goes on. Thomas Weiland Seniors Wagner-Weiland 57 Sarah Wells Linda Wende Robert Wertz Lynn Weseman David Wilcox High School was the time realized who I was. Catherine Whalen High School has provoked but a be- ginning realization of one's true ig- norance. Erin L. Whitten While the future is uncertain. . . the past will always be treasured . . . David Wilkinson Kimberly Wilson Anne Wittlingcr Susan Wolfe Peter 1:20-21. II Timothy 2:4. Timothy 6:7. I Peter 2:24. 58 Seniors Wclls-Wolfc Theresa Wolf Richard Wood Nova Woodruff plan to major in Computer Sci- ence at a S.U.N. Y. college. Sue Wolfe and Scott Sutherland come down to earth for awhile. Laura Wysocki plan to study nursing, aj'ter finish- ing high school. Cheryl Zacharias I’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I’ve seen yesterday, and love today. Andrew Zent Sandra Zimicki Seniors Wolf-Zimicki 59 Camera Shy Seniors Maurice Ackerman Colleen Lewis Thomas Benedict John Loewer Allan Berner Stephen Mapes Santina Candino Terri Matera Alice Crawshaw Kelly Muirhead Cynthia Davis Eric Olsen Linda Duszynski Michael Pankow James Fix Joanne Schwab John Gehring Steve Shultz Rachel Gorny Susan Squitieri Christopher Gregorio Roberta Stanley Daniel Hodak Dean Sieger Sharon Jeffries Richard Uhteg Joseph Jurek Nancy Vogel Jason Wolf 60 Seniors Bosch 10-11. Front Row: Gerrie Owens, Theresa Vito. Row 2: Amy Rosen, Tom Albert, Rob Reed, Jeff Marasco, Lynne Tarbcll, Mark Reisig, Beth Reisig. Row 3: Julie Johnson. Jeff Burns, Jim Burkard, Mary Wilcox, Maria Cimato, Mark Schupbach . Row 4: John Summers. Steve Roth, George Haver, Kris Hoffman, Danycttc Whitten. Tim Packman. Gary Rifcnburg, Joe McCullock, Cheryl Long, Roberta Furioso. Bosch 12-13. Front Row. Glenn Schulz, David Kraus. Dale Fryling, Barbara Banks, Kris Troycr, Darcy Ncssclbeck, Michelle Millikan. Jane Ncrvo, Sharon Doanc. Row 2: Denise Panarites, Steve Brown, Don Folkcmcr, Jeff Mowins, Jim Reitmeier, Bill Bucklaew. Row 3: Paul Miller, Amy Michenzi, Jim Schallcr. Christine Hawes, Kathy Lettieri, Betty Ruthowski, Dave Bcckinghuasen, Doug Laube. 62 Juniors Would you buy a used car from this man? Bosch 14-15. Front Row: Wendy Reidel, Joe Farace, Doug Boyd. Dan Gresens, Lucian Visone. Bob Leff. David Cammillcri. Row 2: Cheryl Baker, Bob Dewitz, Karen Fix. William Ernst, Bob Greis. Sue Schrader. Mary Cesar. Row 3: John Rosowski. Adam Slimak, Denise Chamberlin, Lisa McGorray, Jeff Forgie, Dan Mulaniff. Judi Elniskey. Juniors 63 McCaddcn 1-2. Front Row: Debbie Wicke, Paula Waters, Beth Solem, Kris Yerger. Row 2: Bob Malay, Dan Slawson, John Ciminclli, Betsy Harlock, Betsy Schultz. Kris Ulrich. Kay Korpanty. Wendy Draves, Robin Johnson. Debbie Gruszccki, Mary Hassclbeck, Rich Henkel. Row 3: Darren Smith. Larry Gibbons. Tom Bass, Rodney Burks, Phil Kroth, Steve Lockwood. Vince Vito, Ed Wilson, Eric Bockstabler. Typical Juniors: Which way do we go? Which way do we go? 64 Juniors McCadden 3-4 Front Row: Mike Banaszak, Vanessa Scott. Cheryl Hahn. Row 2: Brian Tracey. Sue LeMaster, Pat Jenkins. Sue Binner Sara Barron. Dawn Wysocki. Row 3: Don Bauer, Darlene Gutowski, Beth Marinaccio, Dave Zibbon, Tom Mucci. Tom Hahn. Row 4: John Hassett. Mike Hills. Diane Bcrkich, Dan Bissonette, Rick Napora. Curt Haake. Dave Thuman. Row 5: Dave Berry. Kent Grove. Gary Smith, Mark McAllister, Doug Lash, Chuck Gibson. Joe Adams, Greg Kraft. Tom Dempsey. Ray Davies. McCadden 8-9. Front Row: Dan Londos, Dawn Sweeney. Row 2: Kevin Williamson, Tami Ferguson. Row 3: Ed Geib, Mark Heim. Row 4: Phil Thompson, Greg Brace. Row 5: Brian Kulbacki, Eric Weitz. Row 6: Doug Schottke. Juniors 65 McCaddcn: 10-11. Front Row: Tim George, Barb Longobardi, Noclle Clark, Dave Michenzi, Wayne Dressier. Alberto Casmano. Row 2: Kelly Pritchard, Bonnie Schaver. Lisa Draves, Andy Dcahn, Art Stover. Skip Frey, Doug Gresens. Row 3: Bob Cole, Ken Federowicz. Ryan Duve, Don Bcrchou, Eric Thuman. Mary Beth Mercurio with her mouth open as usual. 66 Juniors Pappas 3-4. Front Row: Dave Woodward. Robin Connally, Dan Wright, Cathie Juhre. Nancy Seibold. Charles Trost. Row 2: Dave Garr. Paul Walker (ladder), Julia Visone, Cindi Rossi, Kathy Sponholz, Anne Schnccbcrgcr. Bret Brady, Liz Quccncville. Row 3: Ellen Fasanello, Dan Harsch, Linda Castren, Sue Thielman. Dave Wundrow, Bill Kushman. Mike Powers. Row 4: Dave Poore, Carol Archibald, Ray Hess. Pappas 6-7. Front Row: Laura Montante, Cheryl Ely, Tony Berrafato, Clark Martens. Dave Paulin. Jackie Surowicc. Heather Friedman. Row 2: Sally Honsbcrger, Sue Ernst, Tammy Kolck. Ann Cornelius. Doug Nair, Doug Frey. Row 3: Ann Baumer, Mike Brunner. Sherri Fischer. Mary Bartels, Paul Klein, Howard Rowley Jr. Row 4: Tim Brown. Juniors 67 Pappas 14-15. Front Row: Joyce Stilson, Audrey Kress. Bonnie Scherf, Jennie Greaves. Dan Kremer, Andy Hahn, Dan Korpanty. Ellen Altcnberg. Mary Werdein. Karen Barone. Row 2: Mary Mahoney. Patty Bischof. Dawn Roberts, Kathy Stephan, Al Hopkins. Kathy Beil, Dawn Halik. Row 3: Pete Talbois, Don Willard, Brenda Kelly, Mike Blemel, Mark Heigl, Jim Berry, Dave Throm. Row 4: Scott Dietzman, Nick Sciortino. Schmidt 6-7. Front Row: Suzanne Molinari. Linda Meyer. Patricia Nowak, Diane Aquilina. Row 2: Paul Herbcrger, Maura Finlayson, Jacqueline Kennedy. Row 3: Joan Gatti, Leslie Rekettyc, Martin Hickey. Cheryl Carter, James Bailey. Row 4: David Metz, Scott Wright. Paula Zolnowski, Gregory Michlinski, Laura Aiken, Cynthia Schlccht, Sharon White, Christopher Menno. Row 5: James Dorigo, Robert Hammond. Jonathan Peters, Frank Drcxclius. 68 Juniors Schmidt 8-9. Front Row: Colleen Mages, Lauren Jonas, Kimberly Mehancy, Lisa Vincent, John DeJac, Annette VanBourgondien, William Eggcr, Eric Deutschman, Liz Schl. Kevin Powers. David Honsbcrgcr. Row 2: Jennifer Wilson, Debra Proffit, Cynthia Case. Row 4: Kathryn Carpenter, Caroline Downing, Patrick Stefanik, Brian Harris, William Erler, David Gruber. Keith Zajac, Mark Ganchow, John Yeager. Schmidt 12-13. Front Row: Todd Kessner, Kathy Suchan, Janice Roberts. Andy Kelkenberg, Kathy Juhre, Deborah Ely, Jackie Allgaicr. Philisa Utter, Brendan Hickey. Row 2: Brian Denning, John D'Amico, Kelly Mandcll, Debbie Bcrchou, Missy Smith, Brenda Baker, Darla Nelson, Matt Meldrim, Eric Schuesslcr. Row 3: Mary Jo Weston, Tom Frost, Mary Beth Mercurio, Sandy Georger, Mark Morettc, Ross Wickcnhiser. Juniors 69 Taylor 8-9. Front Row: Craig Hopkins. Joe Jurek, Harold Trapper. Joanne Wetzler. James Bathory, Hien Doan Van. Wilks 7-8. Front Row: Jill Erler, Colleen Wack. Mike Brown. Annette Ochman. Second Row: Kim McKinney, Jenny Hand. Tamara Goldstein. Third Row: Robyn Hocbcl, Eileen Roach, Todd Nicholas. Kelly Rich. Leslie Boehler. Wendy Maurer 70 Juniors Wilks 12-13. Front Row: Tim Glassman, Mark Pirson. Heather O’Connell. Greg Lukaszewicz, Maria Krchcr. Anita Hoffman, Pamela Paul. Row 2: Anne Dalloff. Row 3: Mike tally. Barb Thrasher, Lorey O’Neil. Sue Curry, Ron Pulli. Stepbrothers? Juniors 71 Docrr 1-2. Front Row: Darlene Brenner, Paula Lash. Sandra Hammond. Kathryn McCulloch. Michelle Tomezak. Row 2: Michael Westfall, Kathleen Dougan. Rita Duminuco, Kathleen Keating, Laurie Black, F.rich Ossenburg. Row 3: Duane Webster, Leo Engl, George Fu. Brian McCarthy. Row 4: Jeffrey Gettens, Richard Silvestro, Paul Bachman, Thomas Richey. Doerr 10-11. Front Row: Louis Guerra. Row 2: Scott Riedel, Mona Anastasi, Wendy Pieper, Sheila Robb. Daniel Smith. Brian Blackwell. Row 3: Dennis Bujanowski, Glenn Knoblauch. Row 4: Lisa Rugg. Laurie Depirro, Lynn Dudek. Carolyn Cimato. Tracy Shisler, Kim Thompson. Row 5: Christopher Draves, Martin Callahan. Donald Pritchard. James Kliszak, Sandra Surianello. 74 Sophomorc Jochum 1-2. Front Row: Kim Young. Row 2: Rose Paccnzia. Sheryl Pagano. Row 3: Beth Doran, Dan Bennet, Jodi Hodge. Laurie Paine. Row 4: Katherine Atzrott. Andy Herberger, Rob Doggett, David Koehler. Row 5: Karen George, Kevin Bcitcr, Becky Robert. Teri Pope. Bradley Care. Row 6: Joanne Muchow, Eileen Wilcox. Jeff Wertz. John Kammerer, Aaron Karncth, Roger Hartwig, Malcolm Mast. Rob Tyler. Martin Fawls, Dave Kroth, Sharon Wander. Bob Gibson. Sophomore 75 Jochum 3-4. Front Row: Mark Metzger. Connie Smith. Cheryl Selapack. Todd Glassman. Row 2: Karl Weiler, Sue Metzger, Kim Schuler. Jeff Coreis. Dana Ricker. Row 3: Rick Brahmer, Larry Wagner, Bill McGorray, Joan Rcw, Amy Bradford. Row 4: Colin Hurd. Todd Chamberland. Joe Zwolenkicwicz. Peter Verger. Chris Fahey. Dave Zimicki. 76 Sophomorc Jochum 8-9. Row 1: Guy Carpenter, Wendy Chattin, Kelli Grogran, Lynn Elniskey. Row 2: Karen Tesnow, Sue Radwin, Jim Lahren, Phil Louisos. Row 3: Jeff Newton. Mike Postula. Linda Bertucci. Dan Cashmore, Linda Jansen. Pat Meyer. Row 4: Steven Nappo. Cheryl Postula, Mark Manna. Tom Olendorf, Jim Bodie, Cece Iadovito. Row 5: Robert Reams. Tim Geiger. Ken Wiesingcr, Dave Knorz, Lance Fcigl. Gail Anstey, Jeff Masci, Mark Mcdole. Pete Casilio. Scott Stiglicz. Frank Gozdalski. Cccc ladavito assaults Bill Mihalco with a sheet of paper. Sophomore 77 Jochum 10 11. Row 1: Jim Shanor, Bill Ross, Diane Gresens, Rae Lynn Cravatta, Tammy Smith. Row 2: MaryLou Schalk, Mark Cummings, John Campbell. Brian Bolt, Chris Padovano. Row 3: Dave Berchou, Mike Keoppel, Randy Vogel, Dave Lindner. Jochum 12-13. Front Row: Julie Honsberger, Andrea Leising, Connie West, Jane Husk, Linda Shemancik, Sue Faxlanger. Row 2: Jeanne Smith. Sandy Radcmachcr. Jeff Rosowski, Melissa Nzyrkowski, Lisa Page. Row 3: Curt Mochlau, Barry Chubb. Larry Dubrinski. Mike Engler, Tim Shaffer. 78 Sophomore And Now on the more serious side of the news. McCadden 12-13. Front Row: Kurt Reitz, Donna Stiglmeir, Kelly Bennett. Alexa Waytena. Scott Cook. Gary Alexander, Kathy James. Kathy Sweet, Vivian Belmusto. Julie Niccicpozcski, Chris Washburn. Row 2: Mike Hill. Donna Schalk, Jack Koehane. Renee Ellis, Craig Hanlon. Jeff Bugcnhagcn. Nobody, Mike Rotundo. Sue Bonn. Ken Bestinc. Don Hocflcr, Jim Wilson, Jim Rogers. Sophomore 79 Pappas 8-9. From Row: Julie Wallin, Tom More, Dan Roland, Cindy Diener, Steve Penhoilow. Row 2: Janice Florczak, Jeff Cable, Ed Woodworth Jr.. Mary Walleshauser. Row 3: Andrea Luce, Beth Howard. Grace Mast, JoEllen Veancs, Wendy W'eirich. Row 4: Maureen Shaffer, Jim Mahoney, Wally Buell, Karen Wicke, Becky Kuczkowski. 80 Sophomore Rade 5-6. Front Row: Michael Meldrim. Gregory Woodruff, David Burdette. Denise O'Brien. Lewis Wargo. Jon Madejski, Patricia Mineo, Matthew Gottzman. Row 2: Kelly Yeager, Laura Poctz. Craig Ricdesel. David Dclang, Patricia Donncr, Timothy Babbitt. Rebecca Skaine. Daniel Melbourne, Gregg Layer. Row 3: Linda Fisher. Jane Smith, Kathleen Baric. Barbara Reinhold. James Bohm. Lloyd Wood, Juliannc Rusck, Wendy Rifenburg. Row 4: Sally Miner. Colleen O’Mara. Steven Sugar, Cindy Greenhalgh. Barbara Reynolds, James MackNair, Timothy Bass, David O'Brien. Rade 8-9. Front Row: Ted Elbcrs. Chuck Pfohl. Deanna Saia. Larry Guido. Cheryl O’Malley, Denise Saia. Row 2: Steve Rcbcrt, Debbie Casey, Katrina Britton. Michael Flahertz, Karen Williams, Annette Huber. Paul Willard, Brian Adncr. Row 3: Michael Martin, Jerry Bucklaw. Todd Muirhcad. Chuck Candino, Charlene Graham. Guy Schwindler. Donna DiPaolo. Melissa Wright. Amy Wilson. Sophomore 81 Rade 10-11. Front Row: Dave Shefter, Lynne Roberts, Donald Jank. Brian Schmitt. Marian Dcmaioribus. Mark Mangano. Kathleen Weglarski. Michael Mucci. Row 2: Peggy Baubc, Thomas Joss. Peter Dunn, Eric Usatch. Kimberly Schofield. Row 3: Patti Utter, Carrie Peterson. Marian Colis, Scan Billings, Eric Reisig, David Kozlowski. Row Row 4: Matthew Cravatta, Bryan Schaefer, William Laczkowski. Kevin Love. Row 5: Andrew Thiclman. Rodney Duttwciler, Kevin Dunne, Suzanne Li Bassi Rade 14-15. Front Row: Bill McBride. Jeff Michenzi, Stephanie Jondle, Mary Ricabough. Row 2: David Kelkenburg, Rob Hair, Kenny Locwcr. Timothy Geary, Mike Outton. Debby Bond. Janet Potts. Taylor 1-2. Front Row: Robin Ackerman. Michael Kick. William Binncr, Mary Lou Schalk, Michael Clark, Rose Ann Lutz, Carol Blum, Hien Van Doan, Susan Marvatt, Gregory Kick, Eric Schultcn, Anthony Constantini. John Jurek, Angelo Manzclla. 8 2 Sophomores Ho Ho s for breakfast? Doerr 3-4. Front Row: Chris Bennett, Kathleen Kelley, Steve Schlect. Laurie Warner, Chris Fassenelo, Larry Biggs. Row 2: Robin Landrich, Carolyn Sheilds, Janet Kennedy, Tammi Haeman. Jennifer Brace, Cindy Solem, John Carlozzi, Leslie Zocb, Jody Fedeson, Sue Fisher, Michelene Frank. Row 3: Bill Wikert, Sammy Kuntz, Eric Farr, Jennifer Murphy. John Ziolo, Barylc Pompie, Nancy Rowley, Joanne Wisocki. Allison Sineni, Joe LaNasa, Mark Laporte, Tim Baker. 84 Freshmen Docrr 7-8. Front Row: Jarred Baumgartner. Tony Sciolino. Keith Federowicz, Mary Hasset, Alice Hamilton, Gail Herman. Kelly Wargala, Lanae Ford, Lynn Brazcr. Row 2: Mark Vcnditti, Jenny Tomasaucras, Kris O’Hare, Laura Stover. Lori Brown, Amy Ncrvo, Sue Newton, Dotti Urban, Jenny Haas. Row 3: Pete Bartels, Chuck Gcnco, Joe Bcnkovich. Steve Gonzales, Bryan Smith. Dan Martin, Matt Schwab, Chris Didion, Chris Hirtreiter. Row 4: Sandy Burke, Kelly Gaundcr, Steve Cohen. Gillies 3-4. Front Row: Lisa Fix. Jean Ernst, Suzanne Longo, Michelle Varblc. Jill Wawrzynski. Lisa Richart. Row 2: Kevin Bastow, Brian Cummings. Karen Hodak. Kim Yanik. Row 3: John Filipezak, Darryl Deahly, Erie Henderson. Craig Tsheter. Row 4: Ralph Stanley. John Hickey. Bob Wolf. Dan Dcahn, Peter Franckowiak. Row 5: Jim Manna. Tony Galasso, Ron Martian, Jim Hills. Fresh men 8 5 Gillies 5-6. Front Row: Scott Goetz. Jennifer Radwan. Deanna Steele. April Thompson. Laura Gruszecki, Laurie Moultrup. Row 2: Denise Dock. Dawn Dressier. Mike Azzarello, Chris Sklcncr, Cecelia Bcckinghauscn. Mike Mclerski. Row 3: Mary Stilson. Kris Kiener, Donna Adams. Ross Hutchinson. Mike Barone. Pete McClean. Row 4: Pat Connolly. Dennis Krolczyk. Matt Dustcrhus. Gillies 7-8. Front Row: Marie Janicki, Patti Sommer. Row 2: Bob Zajac. Caroline Sharlow, Liz DiTondo. Row 3: Jim Pawlak, Andy Hess, Janet Braun. Row 4: Joe Kelley. Scott Smith, John Kennedy. Mike Skoronski. 86 Frcshmcn Gillies 12-13. Front Row: Eric Maron, Scott Riese, Chuck Sciolino, Gary Talboys. Charlie Fischer. Vin Sciandra. John Flanigan. Row 2: Maria Parker. Fred Cimato, Rich Shanor. Bob Britten. John Little, Chris Lindner, Kirk DeJac, Debbie Kowalski. Row 3: Joan Tartaglia. Laura Cornelius. Lisa Oleksy. Mark Cnmmi«n Todd Hfisslor. Phil Vino. Scott Waksow. Lisa Hodack. Don Friedman. Freshmcn 87 Gillies 14-15. From Row: George Massinger, Bruce Harry, Chuck Donner, James Maloney, Ken Willard, Theresa Attca. Alisa Cianolo, Judy Davis. Sharon Kitto. Tina Wolfe. Row Two: Becky Harris, Jim Carls. Ken Thering, Vicky Opanashuk, Sue Newton, Mary Ciminelli, Linda Hodge, Sue Harsch, Pam Hand. Row 3: Marlene Mast, Bill Beaser, Jim Frost, Amy Nervo, Mike McClaren, Patti Schmidt, Mary Beth Wilton, Brian Maley, Tom Taggart. Ihlefeld 1-2. Front Row: Beth Honeyman, Tina Luce, Amy Powers. Jill Whitliff. Row 2: Nancy Dorigo, Charlene Kelkenberg, Ann Glauber Row 3: Jim Holmes, Peter Mason, Laurie Hauer. Row 4: Derek Bosch, Karla Rogers, Tammy Heckman, Carlyc Hendcrshot. Row 5: Tim Burlingame, Carolyn Falk. Mary Quinlan, Lisa Campbell. Row 6: Melinda Gray, Sandy Schottkc, LceAnn Lahrcn, Joan Dolloff. Standing: Chris Lewicki. 88 Freshmcn Ihlefcld 5-6. Front Row: Robert Nieman. Amy Zintl. Row 2: Jeff Bcin. Chris LaPortc, Shircen Lewis. Row 3: Lynette Hill. Mike Wangler. Greg Bass. Row 4: Kerry Smith. Ray Hollinsworth. Phillip Utter. Row 5: Maria Brewster. Tina Lutgen. Tom Whalen. Row 6: Bill Farrell. Row 7: Doug Hartwig. Scott Lubecki, Jim Holmes. Gary Scavonc. Doug Beers. Kiss me you fool ... Freshmen 89 Ihlefeld 7-8. Front Row: (vertically) Larry Loretta. Roger Hackbush, Lynn Case. Charlene Herberger. Lori Smith. Michelle Creighton. Harold Keppner, Terry Sciortino, Dave Wisto. Bob Beers. Randy Duttweiler, Vic Park. Row 2: Jeff Folckemer. Greg Smith. Beth Laezkowski. Debbie Radecki. Sue Howard, Sue Nowak, Kim Duke. Lynn Thomas, Robert Plato, Bob Canney. Jim Janson, Paul Lukaszewicz. Row 3: Chip Bostwick. Stuart Smith. Missic Worden. Siobhan Mehaffy. Peter Maurer, Mike Rynkowsi. Ihlefeld 10-11. Front Row: Bridget Dexter. Bill Anaka. Jim Rores. Debbie Geiger, Jeff Naab, Chris Panarites, Bill Waytena. Row 2: Jon Pfohl. Pat Mcldrim, Kirk Brundage. Adam Bell, Lynn Sfanos. Beth Sutherland, Barb Cower. Becky Coniglio, Cheryl Sccor. Row 3: Michelle Beiter, Jane Altenburg. Jim Brooks. Dave Wingard, Jim Walleshauser, Mike Callahan. Jim Hodges, Phil Mann, Forrest Sleek. 90 Freshmen Ihlefeld 12-13. Front Row: Roy Gamin, Aimee Stcfanik, Jeanne Shaffer. Row 2: Brian Monkclbaan, Doug Kohler, Bob Anderson. Row 3: Kirk Allgaicr, Lorraine Williams. Bridget Murphy. Brian Kress, Craig Nicholas, David Wack. Kathy Bochlcr. Robert Menti, Peter Schwcnk. Paul Brodowski. Row 4: Julie Light, Tina Policicchio. Dee Hutchinson, Lisa Hanes, Grctchcn Bray. Julie Hansscl. Row 5: Chris Pallm. Jim Jackson. Doug Castren, Kelly Stevens, Darren Wells. Freshmen 91 Taylor 5-6. Front Row: Robert Kurowski, Mark Bronisz, Joanne Kclkcnburg. Dina Pilato. Row 2: Bradley Fryling, Eric Schulten. Jeffery Valone, Michael Snyder. Alfred Hamilton. Row 3: Paul McCarthy. Michael Burkhardl. Roger Larkin. Obviously freshmen 92 Freshmen Teamwork! Clarence Central High School experienced a new direction of leadership during the 1980-1981 school year, under the administration of Mr. Terry Piper. The impressive principal established a smooth transition while also instituting a series of dialogue sessions be- tween the administration and parents. Mr. Piper is frequently seen at most, if not all, school activities, thus, exhibiting his support and enthusiasm for the students. He is assisted in his duties by Mr. Paul Par- rincllo, and Mr. Arthur Ettelson. Each administrator contributes to the great duty of maintaining order, but individual responsibilities arc also assumed. Mr. Piper makes final decisions on many important matters, and coordinates the specific faculty departments. Through his actions, school policy is made and adhered to by all. Mr. Parrinello is responsible for discipline within the school and serves as a supervisor for various school organizations, including the yearbook. Mr. Ettelson organizes class scheduling and field trips. He is also in charge of school assemblies. Results of the administrators' work can be evidenced by the smooth, efficient operation of C.C.H.S. Their total efforts are an indispensable asset to the school and the community. 94 Faculty Faculty 95 Mr. Ncubaucr — History 96 Faculty Throw away those silly hats and robes and stay 18 for the rest of your lives. Mr. Compcrtorc It is the power of Will that decides what goal a man will pursue. — Mrs. Rugg — Miss Torba Science Faculty 97 Dr. Zampogna — Foreign Language Mrs. Nardicllo Foreign Language 98 Faculty Faculty 99 What you are to be. you are now becoming. Mr. Sorrento Success is peace of mind in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming. J. Wooden U.C.L.A. Mr. Sutherland Miss Matthews — Home Ec. Re: Pink slips, remember, it is always better to give than to receive.” Mrs. Kotlarsz — The most wasted day of all is that on which you have not laughed ” Mr. Damcrcll To err is human, but too often the eraser wears out before the pencil. Mr. Sentman — 100 Faculty Mrs. Faxlangcr — Atten- dance Mrs. Honsberger. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Stover Office Mrs. Wertz, Mrs. W'arnock S.H. Aides Reach high for stars He hidden in your soul Dream deep for your dreams precede your goal. Mrs. Corrigan Don't he afraid to think for yourself Miss Wilks faculty 101 A Look Back at 1980-1981 The United The World States “War and famine, earthquake, fire and flood — 1980 brought these and more.” So stated Time magazine in its review of the events of 1980.1 n the world many conflicts arose. The Russians in- vaded Afghanistan without U.S. inter- ference and war exploded between Iraq and Iran. Massive strikes occurred in Poland and many feared Soviet domina- tion because of Poland’s resulting weak- nesses. An earthquake in Italy killed over 3000 people and injured thousands of others; millions of dollars of damage was done and various Italian-American societies, including others, sent funds and clothing to aid the victims. In Eng- land, the demented Yorkshire Ripper was apprehended and the terrorization of British women came to an end. In the United States, 1980 was a time of tumult, of change, and of united hope. Various eruptions of the Mount St. He- lens’ volcano occurred in Washington State and ash was dumped as far away as Montana. Late in June, crisis resulted after blacks demanded judicial equality by holding racial riots in Miami. The race for the presidency was in- tense as democrat President Jimmy Carter, republican Ronald Reagan, and independent John Anderson strived to become the most important leader in the United States. However, in the Novem- ber election, Ronald Reagan won by a landslide. He was inaugurated on Janu- ary 13,1981, the same day that the fifty- two American hostages were freed from Iran. Throughout their 444 day captivity, fellow countrymen united in hope for their return. In April, 1980, an unsuc- cessful attempt to rescue the hostages was staged by U.S. military helicopters. Tragically, some of the heroic officers involved in the attempt were killed. However, the new year brought further talks and agreements between American and Iranian officials. Thus, with the aid of Algerian middlemen, the fifty-two American hostages received their free- dom and returned to their friends and families once again. Late in 1980, the MGM Grand Hotel fire in Las Vegas killed eighty-four, and injured many more. 1980 also was the year when the first women graduated from American mili- tary academies, and refugees fled Cuba in mass numbers to enter the land of opportunity. 102 A Look Back ... As during every year many famous personalities passed away. Among them were: William O. Douglas (81) — He had served 36 years as a Supreme Court Justice and fought for the rights of individuals. Jimmy Durante (86) — He entertained Americans for nearly 65 years. Alfred Hitchcock (80) — He created more than 53 films of mystery and suspense. Alice Roosevelt Longworth (96) — She was the eldest daughter of President Theadore and wife of House Speaker Nicholas Longworth. George Meany (85) — A tough labor chief who headed the AFL-CIO for 24 years. Steve McQueen (50) — He was a popular actor and philanthropist. Jesse Owens (66) — He was a black track and field star who won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. Jean-PaulSatre(lA) — A French philosopher whose beliefs included Existentialism, Communism and Maoism. Deaths Peter Sellers (54) — A British comic-actor who gained fame as Dr. Clouseau in “Pink Panther” films. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, (60) — Ruler who chose to make Iran a modern state using imperious tactics. In 1979, the “white revolution forced him into exile. Josip Broz Tito (87) — Ruler of Yugoslavia for 35 years. Talking Proud The 1980-1981 school year experienced changes in Western New York, as well as the rest of the world. In Buffalo, construc- tion commenced on the new mass-transit monorail system, the Buffalo Bills became popular in football, and citizens began talking proud.” Clarence underwent physical changes as the Parker school was demolished and a new Senior Citizens Center was begun on Thompson Road. At C.C.H.S., principal Dr. Eugene Small retired and was replaced by Mr. Terry Piper. Clarence varsity foot- ball players were victorious as they won the section VI playoffs at Rich Stadium. In all, 1980-81 was a very productive year! Athlete’s Corner As an Olympic year. 1980 was certainly unique. For political reasons, the United States and various other countries did not participate. Thus, the USSR won the majority of the Olympic gold medals. In the world series, the Philadelphia Phillies triumphed for the first lime ever as they defeated the Kansas City Royals. Sugar Ray Leonard overtook Roberto Duran to become the new Welterweight boxing champion and Bjorn Borg won his fifth straight Wimbledon tennis championship. In football, Buffalo's own Bills played one of their best seasons ever. Unfortunately they did not get through the playoffs. The Super Bowl was exciting as the Oakland Raid- ers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 27-10. A Look Back 103 Tragedy On December 8, 1980, John Lennon, former member of the Beatles, was mur- dered by a demented fan outside his home in New York City. For weeks, admirers mourned the death of their favorite musi- cian who had transmitted his ideas on peace and love to an entire generation. At 2:00 p.m., on Sunday December 14. John's wife Yoko Ono, and thousands of other devoted fans, participated in a ten minute silent memorial observed through- out the world. Future Clues Best Movies and Groups In 1980-81, artists such as The Clash, Bruce Springsteen, Steeley Dan, Pete Townshend, and Stevie Wonder struck the top of best-selling album lists. The best movies of 1980 were The Elephant Man. The Empire Strikes Back. Ordinary People and Raging Bull. In television, J.R. Ewing a character on “Dallas,” captured the attention of billions. Americans specu- lated about Who shot J.R.?” for more than three months. Many scientific developments occurred during 1980-81. The Voyager II journeyed to Saturn to perform tests, while back on earth, the first cloning of a mammal was performed in Bar Harbor, Maine. The United States' Space Shuttle, Columbia, underwent final preparations and flew its first maiden voyage in March, as sched- uled. These events and others portray the in- creasing technological involvement which makes the United States one of the greatest nations of the world. 104 A Look Back MEN WORKING We Did It! Saga Staff: Front Row: Sue Plaisted, Carol Jackson. Andrea Barone. Sue Wolfe. Lisa Duminico, Jeninc Corbclli, Rose Mercurio, Sandy Richardson. Liz Carpenter. Row 2: Lori Ford. Erin Whitten, Martin F.dercr, Pat Ganzenmuller, Elaine Thering. Row 3: Cathy Whalen, Melinda Boa. Kathy McCarten, Anita Hoffman. MaryBeth Mercurio. Kelly Love. Kim Watkins. Sue Fox, Sarah Barron, Lynn Jones. Row 4: Kathy Sciandra. Tamara Goldstein, Jennifer Hand. Kim Powers. Rose Andrzejewski. Joyce Stilson. Kim McKinney. Gary Alexander, Ann Baumer. Row 5: Jean Liskoff. Julie Klingenschmitt. Tim Thomas. Colleen Wack, Lauren Jonas. Pam Suess, Sue Gray. Laurie Shupe. Kevin Love, Patty Utter. Row 6: Randy Schreiber, Wendy Chattin, Chris Washburn. Shawn Allen, Don Haas, Tom Geiger. Deanna Saia, Lynne Schneeberger. Corwin Lewis, Missy Braun, Denise Saia. A former custodial closet provided the “home away from home for a group of inhabitants called “The Pubbies . This group included a wide variety of people, ranging from editors, who clamored for haste and efficiency to meet deadlines, to the sincere people who just happened to stop by. Frequently, the “drop-ins“ were forcefully encouraged to enter the wonderful world of frustrations and laughter necessary to create the Saga. The 1981 yearbook is a conglomeration of talent, exhaustion, patience and immense dedication on the part of the staff and especially the editors. It is hoped that the time sacrificed on this publication will prove to be worthwhile. 106 Saga Slaff Trial and Error Trident Staff: Front Row: Beth Solem. Sue Wolfe. Ann Baumer. Colleen Wack, Kelly Love. Row 2: Philisa Utter. Lauren Jonas. Row 3: Dan Cashmore. Kathy Sciandra, Mike Hill, Jeff Haas, Dan Melbourne. Shawn Allen. Row 4: Joyce Stilson, Kim Young. Tom Erickson. Dave Coniglio. Sue Fox. Row 5: Chris Budden. Michelle Creighton. Tina Luce. Mike Powers. Another group of Pubbies at CCHS is the staff of the school paper, the Trident. They had some problems getting the paper going this year, but managed to get a lot done. The Trident Weekly, run by Lauren Jonas, Ann Baumer and Kelly Wack, distributed several issues during the year, with topics ranging from the death of former Beatle John Lennon to letters from Santa Claus. The Trident Monthly, under the direction of Tom Ericson experienced difficulty in publishing newspaper issues. Hopefully, next year, the Trident will be more successful. In keeping with their interest in journalism, members of the staff attended the Columbia University Student Press Association Conference in New York City, so that they could turn out a better, well-informed paper in the future. Saga Editors: From Row: Kevin Love, Pam Suess, Jenine Corbelli. Kelly Love, Andrea Barone. Row 2: Kathy Sciandra, Cathy Whalen. Lisa Duminuco, Rose Mercurio. Julie Klingcnschmitt, Kathy McCartcn, Sandy Richardson, Kim Watkins. Trident Staff — Saga Editors 107 In The Spotlight Drama Club From Row: Anne Ehrenreich. Row 2: Chris Scndker, Kim McKinney. Joyce Stilson. Dave Kepner, Rose Andrzcjewski. Row 3: Meredith Summers. Liz Qucnniville, Dan Goldstein. Cheryl Secor. Maria Kreher. Kathy Korpanty. Kelly Wack, Lauren Jonas. Row 4: Kathleen Kelly. Bernadette Webster. John DcJac. Peter Herr. Laura Aiken. Patty Bischof. Leslie Bochler, Molly Bray. Gary Alexander. Row 5: Mary Stilson. John Roach. Janice Roberts. Tina Luce, Beth Solem. Philisa Utter, Jay Laczkowski. Amy Swartz, Troy Peterson. Nancy Seibold, Scott Erhlcr. Row 6: Wally Buell. Rob Hair. Kate Miner, Jane Smith. Brian Harris. Ron Duttweiler. Pam Suess. Kelly Love. Dave Coniglio, Mary Cesar, Bryan Lukow. Row 7: Lisa Vincent, Cheryl Slawson, Kris Ulrich. Robin Hocbcl. Beth Roberts. Kathy Sciandra, Cathy Whalen. Darren Smith. Theatre is an active part of CCHS, as was made evident by the Drama Club. The objective of the group is to acquaint its members with various aspects of theatre. This goal was attained through the fall production. Twelve Angry Men, and the spring musical, Man of LaMancha. Both of these were directed by the Drama Club advisor, Mr. Pappas. The Club's fund raising activities included a calendar sale, bake sale, car wash, crew and dance workshops and competitions, which helped to finance a trip to New- York City. The Drama Club officers were: President: Andrea Ehrenreich, Vice-Presidents: Dave Kepner and Chris Sendker, Secretary: Rose Andrcjcwski, Treasurer: Kim McKinney, and Scribe: Joyce Stilson. 108 Drama Club Behind The Spotlight Stage Crew: Front Row: Michelle Creighton. Rob Nieman, Kate Miner. Tina Luce. Maria Krcher. Kelly Wack. Chris Lindner, Mary Stilson. Row 2: Bill Bcaser, Jane Smith. Beth Solem, Philisa Utter, Lauren Jonas. Kay Korpanty, Lynette Hill. Row 3: Joyce Stilson. Pat Mineo, Chris Scndker. Cathy Whalen, Janice Roberts, Brian Harris, Russ Gerner, Doug Koehler, Jim Berry, Scott Erhler, John Roach. Anne Schnecbcrger, Kathy Sciandra, Mr, McCadden. Row 4: Rob Hair. Tim Babbitt. Stage crew is a theater related organization concerned with the technical aspect of various dramatic and school productions, such as the fall play, spring musical, and numerous concerts. Under the leadership of advisor, Mr. McCadden, and stage manager, Chris Sendker, stage crew has made a continued contribution to the successes of CCHS's performing groups. Girls State: Dianna Russell People State A statewide conference held every year to learn more about government was attended by 3 seniors over the summer. Candidates were chosen from administrative recommendations and were sponsored through various organizations. This conference enabled students from separate parts of New York to assemble together and form a model state government. Perhaps one day due to their exposure of government Diana Russell. Mike Brodowski, and Brian Dahmer will be serving the people as elected politicians. Boys State: Michael Brodowski, Brian Dahmer Stage Crew — Girls Boys State 109 Energizers Varsity Football Basketball Cheerleaders: Front Row: Sue Long. Joan Gatti. Cheryl Slawson. Row� 2: Kris Ulrich. Shari White. Sue Curry. Kathy Irr. Linda Wende. Row 3: Debbie Flanes. Michelle Gaczewski, Andrea F.hrcnrcich. Robin Hoebcl. Not many people realize what a cheerleader does. After being selected at tryouts, each member must be willing to work hard. A cheerleader must combine the enthusiasm and spirit of a crowd into energy for the sport in action. The responsibility for the organization and leadership of the squad is assumed by the captain and co-captains of each team. Made up of a number of junior and senior girls, the Varsity squad encourages the efforts of the Varsity football and basketball teams. Throughout the season, the squad was led by captain, Cheryl Slawson and co-captain, Kathy Irr; indispensable coaching was provided by advisor, Mrs. Webber. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders, made up of freshman and sophomore girls, cheer for the J.V. football and basketball teams. Captain Wendy Rifenberg, co-captain Cindy Diener, and advisor Mrs. Rifenburg led the squad through a successful year. J.V. Football Basketball Cheerleaders: Front Row: Sandy Suriancllo, Wendy Rifenburg, Tammy Hoehman. Row 2: Aimcc Stcfanik, Cindy Diener. Row 3: Linda Shemancik, Sue LiBassi, Kim Young. Lisa Hanes, Renee Ellis. 110 Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleaders — Junior Varsity Varsity Soccer Wrestling Cheerleaders: Front Row: Linda Brach- man. Row 2: Annette VanBourgondien. Kim Kolek. Row 3: MaryBeth Wilton. Kathleen Connors. Nancy Scibold, Eileen Wilcox. Kim McKin- ney. The new Varsity Soccer and Wrestling Cheerleaders began their first season with bright, distinguishing uniforms. A tremen- dous asset to the Varsity soccer and wres- tling teams, they create spirit to insure vic- tory at each and every game. The squad is coached by advisor, Mrs. Windhurst. Yes, an all-male cheerleading squad does exist at C.C.H.S.' Founded last year, the “C” Leftovers have kept the Clarence spirit going at girls’ basketball games. The team had tryouts early in the school year, when thirteen “hopefuls attempted to make the squad. The team now includes eight crazy guys with loud mouths that they use to voice their support of the girls’ team. The “C Leftovers started when three of their original members noticed complete si- lence at girls' basketball games. They fig- ured that if the guys get cheerleaders, the girls deserve them too. “C Leftovers: Front Row: Dave O’Brien, Bob Gibson, Larry Guido, Jim Bodie. Row 2: Ron Duttweilcr, Rod Duttweiler, Mark McAllister. Row 3: Jim MackNair. Varsity Soccer and Wrestling Cheerleaders — “C Leftovers 111 Cerebral Superstars National Honor Society: Front Row: Sue Curry, Linda Carls. Ron Pulli, Greg Lukaszewicz, Mike Brodowski, Mike l.ally, John Curry, Todd Schupbach, Sue Long. Row 2: Debarah Hanes, Lori Van Nuyes. Andrea Ehrenreich, Jean Garrett, Sue Spoth, Mary Distler, Cheryl Kuntz, Brenda Beers, Lori Brazer, Lisa Duminuco, Nancy Platek, Beth Roberts, Sue Beck. Row 3: Kelly Love. Debbie Florczak, Amy Spencer. Chris Small, Wendy Craig. Carol Jackson. Molly Bray. Kim McKinney, Leslie Bochlcr, Beth Schl, Nancy Schaeffer, Jennifer Burns, Lisa Opanashuk, Cathy Mahaffy. Jane Lorcnzini. Elaine Thering, Kathleen Connors. Annette Oehman. Row 4: Anne Dolloff. Eileen Roach. Mary Hasselbcck. Melinda Boa, Duane Gilmour, John Roach, Lisa Vincent. Dave Wright. Anne Marx, Kim McClaren. Kathy Funk. Laurie Shupe, Cathy Whalen. Row 5: Meggie Fartinbarker, Not in N.H.S., Not in N.H.S., Not in N.H.S., Don Crane. Andy Frank. Pete LaNasa. Dave Coniglio, Kathy McCarten, Marja Husu, Kathy Korpanty, Bob Stroman. Hal Kreher, Brian Dahmer. Bob Bosch. Martin Ederer. Based on their scholarship, leadership, character and service, a select group of stu- dents are annually inducted into the National Honor Society. The majority of the Honor So- ciety is composed of seniors, but a few excep- tional juniors have the qualifications of mem- bership. With the profits from the candy sale and the craft sale, the Honor Society travels to Toron- to each year for a weekend. This years club officers arc Cathy Whalen, President; Jean Garrett, Vice President; Beth Mason, Trea- surer; and Wendy Craig, Secretary. The advi- sor is Mr. Bogey who with his capable leader- ship maintains the National Honor Society’s reputation as a hard working, prestigious stu- dent organization. It’s Epidemic Each year Clarence High School participates in the television show, “It’s Academic”. Three students are chosen to compete with other schools for academic honors and school prizes. The captain of the 1980-81 team is Cathy Whalen. Other members include Mike Browne, Annette Oehman, Ron Pulli, John Curry, and Anne Dolloff. It’s Academic members arc chosen by their advisor, Mr. Hicks. Interested students are re- quired to answer verbal questions. Those who an- swer the most questions correctly are those cho- sen for the team. There are three regular mem- bers and three alternates. The “It’s Academic” team is a group of intelli- gent students who represent us well. It's Academic: Front Row: Cathy Whalen. Annette Oehman, Anne Dolloff. Row 2: Ron Pulli, John Curry. Mike Browne. 112 National Honor Society — “It’s Academic” Nature Lovers Environmental Sciences Program: Front Row: Mr. Marshall, Tom Geiger, Carol Jackson, Kim Powers, Noelle Clark, Nancy Clark, Julie Klingenschmitt, Kathy Korpanty, Kathy McCartan. Vanessa Scott. Row 2: Kim Watkins, Denny Bischof, Greg Lukaszewicz, Dave Beckinghausen, Rick Wood, Bob Stroman, Shawn Allen, Mike Brunner, John DeJac, Tim Glassman, Jon Peters, Mr. Ludwig. The Environmental Sciences Program blossomed this year with well over 100 students applying for a 30 member club. With pirmarily seniors participating, a new spirit of adventure has evolved from the E.S.P. Club. A poster-calendar sale started the school year off successfully and was soon followed by “The Rat Races”, the hit of the Homecoming carnival which involved students betting on their favorite gerbils. Headed by Mr. Marshall and Mr. Ludwig, the club planned field trips to the Niagara Falls Aquarium, Roswell Park Hospital, the Toronto Zoo and Science Center, and an overnight excursion to Mr. Schno- brich’s land in Hanover, N.Y. Mr. Marshall comment- ed about the club in his usually witty manner, “They are the best group I’ve ever had ... highly motivated and a pleasure to work with in the field.” Environmental Sciences Program 113 Good Morning! An essential group of students at Clarence High School are the morning announcers. They begin the day with the pledge of allegiance and the relaying of important announcements to students. The students are selected by advisor, Mr. Pappas. Their cheerful voices start students off on a bright note. Morning Announcers: Front Row: Joyce Stilson, Tamara Goldstein, Lisa Vincent, Kim McKinney, Molly Bray, Andrea Ehrenrcich, Amy Spencer. Row 2: Mike Blcmcl. Lori VanNuys, Rose Andrzejewski, Kathy McCartan, Anne Schnccbcrgcr, Kris Ulrich, Dave Kcpner, Jay Lacz- kowski. Row 3: Gary Alexander. Steve Palmerton. Row 4: Dan Goldstein, Andrea Spencer, Mike Brown, Jim Wil- son. Dave Coniglio, Laura Aiken. Nancy Siebold, Wendy Craig. 114 Morning Announcers Homecoming, Homecoming Committee: Row One: Tamara Goldstein, Linda Carls, Steve Palmerton, Lori VanNuys, Sue Curry. Row Two: Dave Wright, Laurie Shupe, Sue Theilman, Mary O’Neil, Debbie Hanes. Sandy Hammond, Sue Libassi. Row Three: Kim Mahaney, Andrea Ehrenreich, Karen Sineni, Missy Monacelli, Elaine Thering, Pam Seuss, Lynn Jones, Kathy Irr, Pete LaNasa. Row Four: Caroline Downing, Barb Bordncr, Sandy Schmidt. Sue Wolfe, Wendy Draves, Michelle Milikan, Cynthia Schlect, Cindy Case, Lynne Tarbell, Kathleen Conners, Kim McClaren. Clarence Style! The Homecoming Committee coordi- nates all aspects of the Homecoming week. Although the group organizes each day’s activities, their main purpose is the planning of the special dance after the big football game. The new institu- tion of “Pajama Day” proved successful. Thanks to the efforts of this committee, all at CCHS had a spirit-lifting, crazy week. Library Aides: From Row: Sue Mowatl, Joan Rew, Debbie Proffit, Pam Paul, Kathy Wright. Row 2: Sara Barron, Nancy Vogel. Shhh! Those mysterious and silent workers who are seated at CCHS library’s front desk are Mr. Scherer’s library helpers. Al- though the average student sees these people only checking I.D. cards and making attendance re- ports, they have various other re- sponsibilites; by arranging, sort- ing, and replacing books, the li- brary workers contribute to the up- keep and organization of the li- brary. These students deserve to be commended for all their devoted volunteer work. Homecoming Committee — Library Aides 115 Just Sing Mixed Chorus: Front Row: Kim Young, Lynn Bra er, Kate Miner, Sue Harsch. Row 2: Gail Herman. Dee Hutchison, Theresa Atlea. Lisa Visonc. Jane Altcnbcrg, Mary Rickabaugh, Lynn Dudek. Kelly Wargala. Row 3: Michcline Frank, Kathy Doran, Debbie Radccki, Beth Roland. Lisa Campbell. Joanne Schwab. Laura Berchou, Lori Warner. Row 4: Lanae Ford, Nancy Rowley. Samantha Kuntz. Jody Fcdcson. Patty Utter, Greg Smith. Pamela Hand, Tamara Goldstein. Row 5: Mr. Vchar. Mike Brown, Jenny Hand, Jim Hodges, Bill Laczkowski. Robert Hair. Scott Watson. Jim Schaller. During mods 5-6, below the band room, the Clarence High School halls are flooded with the chorus of joyful sounds. Five days a week, director, Robert Vehar, can be found hopping about giving crazy analogies to his en- thusiastic Mixed Chorus students. The group made its debut this winter in December Contrasts; a concert comprised of the Chamber Singers, Chorale and the Mixed Chorus. The Mixed Chorus sang “What is this Fragrance” an old French folk song, “Alleluiah”, J.S. Bach, “Any Time of the Year” a Hebrew Folk song, and the classic “Do you Hear What I Hear?” They also performed concerts during April and May. ... Sing a Song Chamber Singers is a group open to Cho- ral members only. The Chamber singers consist of about thirty students who per- form music specifically designed for the small ensemble. Under the direction of Mr. Vehar, this group sings at major concerts and performs various music from the Re- naissance and 20th century periods. In March of this year, they traveled with the Choral to Ithaca College where they sang for interested music students. The members of this group have vocal and musical talents as well as the ability to sight read. Chamber Singers: From Row: Amy Swartz, Kris Ulrich, Sue LiBassi. Row 2: Lori Ford, Beth Roberts. Kim Mahaney. Row 3: Lisa McGorray, Sue Radwan. Cheryl Kuntz. Row 4: Bernadette Webster. Melinda Boa. Andrea Ehrcnreich. Brian Denning. Row 5: Margaret Stermole, Beth Ruppel, Rob- in Connoly, Mark Hasselbeck, Dan Syrcher. Row 6: Jim Wilson. Duane Webster. Alane Bergmann, Lisa Vincent, Amy Wilson, Cindy Deiner, Dian- na Russell. Rose Andrzejcwski, Frank Godalski, Dan Melbourne, Dave Kepner, Grace Mast. 116 Mixed Chorus — Chamber Singers Chorale: Front Row: Jean Garret. Amy Swartz. Rachel Gorny, Joyce Stilson. Mary Cesar. Craig Hanlon, Sue Radwan. Sue LiBassi, Cindy Deiner. Tom Moore. Row 2: Lori Ford. Darcy Nesselbeck. Ann Ehrenrcich, Margaret Stcrmolc. Lisa Vincent, Alanc Bcrgmann, Laura Aikin. Cheryl O'Malley, Jane Smith, Kelly Neil, Amy Wilson, Lisa McGorray. Row 3: Beth Roberts, Kim Mahaney, Kim McKinney. Patty Bischof, Kelly Rich, Annette Robb, Bernadette Webster, Jim Wilson. Row 4: Cheryl Long, Andrea Luce, Beth Ruppel. Peg Voltz, Rose Andrzejewski, Kris Ulrich. Brian Denning. Sue Long. Larry Guido. Row 5: Robin Connoly. Cheryl Kuntz, Mary Hasselbeck, Grace Mast, Dianna Russell. Melinda Boa, Andy Walker, Duane Webster, Rich Usatch, Dan Cashmore, Dan Melbourne, Dan Syrcher. Row 6: Mike Blemel. Dan Goldstein, Brian Lukow, Mark Morette, Andy Hahn, Frank Godalski, Jay Laczkowski, Mark Ganshow, John DeJac, Mr. Vehar. The Chorale is made up of approxi- mately sixty people who enjoy singing; the group annually presents three public concerts, several private concerts, and records an album of songs done during the year. Selections range from Bach's “Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light to Melissa Manchester's “Don't Cry Out Loud . Private concerts included a trip to the Jr. High to show next year’s freshmen what Chorale really is and to Ithaca Col- lege to perform for voice majors and lis- ten to some of the college’s choirs. The 1980-81 officers Bernadette Webster, President; Dave Kepner, Trea- surer; and Peg Voltz, Secretary; along with that wild and crazy Mr. Vehar, have led the Chorale through the year. Melodious Tones [Solo]______ - «j v. '' ✓ O 0 tau5 ; , ■ Y 4 X ' Chorale 117 Move Over, Beethoven Orchestra: Front Row: Lisa Opanashuk. Beth Roberts, Doug Hartwig, Kathleen Kelly, Julia Visone, Debbie Wilds. Sue Beck. Row 2: Sue Molinan, Gary Alexander, Victor Park, Lynn Sfanos, Greg Michlinski, Kelly Rich, Ellen Fasenello. Row 3: Andrea Luce, Tony DiBartolo, Mary Wcrdein, Beth Sehl, Jim Berry, Brian Rich, Rick Wood, Andrea Barone. Row 4: Brian Shemancik, Tim Brown. Dianna Russell, Michelle Creighton, Martin Ederer, Randy Schreiber, Bill Weikert, Linda Shemancik. Row 5: Bob Bosch, Mr. Rich, Glen Haley. Peter Black. Kevin O'Brien. Missy Monacelli, Duane Gilmore, Mark Hastings. Eric Hutchinson. The Clarence High School’s orchestra had a very successful musical season during 1980-81. Fall, winter, and spring concerts as well as participation at an Orchestral convention in Adrian, Michi- gan were highlights for the group this year. Director William Rich led his stu- dents to Erie County, NYSSMA, and All State competitions. All State partici- pants were Richard Wood, Brian Rich, Kelly Rich, Martin Ederer, and Jim Berry. The fund raisers which made this or- chestral year so eventful included a pot- luck dinner, a stationary sale, and a quartet performance at a local church during the Christmas season. Officers who helped to attain Cla- rence’s goal of musical excellence were President: Dianna Russell, Vice Presi- dent: Kelly Rich, Librarian: Debra Wilds, Treasurer: Julia Visone, and Sec- retary: Martin Ederer. 118 Orchestra Concert Band Brass: Front Row: Andy Frank, Shari White, Bill Weikert, Jeff Marasco, Jeff Didion, Jim Bohn. Row 2: Brian Shemancik, Andrea Luce, Linda Shemancik. Tim Brown, Kelli Grogan, Cindy Case, Robert Bosch. Row 3: Glen Haley. Peter Kinnin. Tom Albert. Laura Aiken, Mark Hastings, Greg Layer. Row 4: Duane Gilmore. Master Musicians This year's Concert Band has proven to be one of the finest. Although this band is sought after by every Clarence musician, only the most profi- cient musicians are permitted membership. Un- der the able direction of Mr. Ronald Sutherland, they performed at the Fall Concert, the Concerto Concert, the Student Recital, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition, and the annual Kleinhans Concert. Along with a tour of New York State, a Chamber Music tour was held. Student Soloists for the year included Susan Beck on flute, Jennifer Burns playing baritone saxaphone, and the following clarinetists: Beth Mason, Lisa Opanashuk, Beth Roberts, and Kim Watkins. Anne Marx performed on marimba, and Sue Gray played the alto saxaphone. Concert Band Woodwinds: Front Row: Karen Wicke. Molly Bray. Beth Sehl. Mary Walleshauser, Vicky Opanashuk, Sue Molinari, Sue Beck. Mary Wcrcdein, Kim Watkins, Beth Roberts. Row 2: Gary Alexander. Lisa Opanashuk. Sibby Fasancllo. Laurie Shupe, Sue Gray, Sue Long, Jennifer Burns. Gary Scavonc, Anne Dolloff, Leslie Boehlcr, Tony DiBartolo. Concert Band Brass — Woodwinds 119 Concert Band Percussion: Missy Monacclli. Kathy Funk. Elaine Thering. Jim Klizak. Anne Marx, Randy Schreibcr. Symphonic Band Brass: Row one: Sharon Wander. Jeff Haas. Lynne Tarbell. Heather O’Connell. Cindy Solem. Lynn Thomas. Row two: “Mr. Cool?”, Paul Moore. Todd Nicholas. Rob Reed, Wecble. Curt Mochlau, Don Crane. Peggy Baube, Dan Garret. Larry Lorreta, Wendy Chattin. Margaret Maier, Dave Harding. Row three: Jeff Bugenhagen. Ron Duttweiler, Maggie Fartenbarker. Chris Fasenello, Dave Nawrot, “The Admiral”, Brad Care. Brian Dahmer, “Hot Lips”, Mark Morette. Doug Castren. Roger Hartwig. 120 Concert Percussion Symphonic Brass Symphonic Band Woodwinds: Row one: Brenda Beers. Cecc Idavito, Becky Coniglio. Beth Pack. Pat Meyer, Sandy Hammond. Joan Dolloff. Lynctte Hill. Amy Powers. Cheryl Secor. Jill Wittliff. Lynn Case. Row two: Beth Rcisig. Jim Jackson. Chris Bennett. Sandy Richardson. Cheryl Long, Cheryl Carter, Jeanne Shaffer, Aimee Stefanik. Leslie Zoenb, Karla Rogers. Bill Farrell, Jilie Light, Melinda Gray. Jane Husk, Beth Honeyman. Row three: Jackie Allgaier, Randy Duttweiler. Mike Wilk. Sandy Schotke. Kevin Love, Kathy Sweet. Chris Washburn. David Harding. Gary Neilan, Maggie Fartcnbarker, Jim Walleshauser, Dave Wingard, Doug Hoeler, Doug Bosch. Symphonic Band Percussion: Dave Koehler, Lynne Roberts, Larry Biggs. Kirk Brundage. Missy Warden, David Wack. Rhythmic Rhapsody Under the direction of Mr. Michael Ried. the Sym- phonic Band has completed another successful year. The fundraisers, such as the fruit, candy, and sub sales, were very profitable. The Fall and Spring Pop concerts were attended by many of the community, and enjoyed by all. The Klein- hans Concert proved the bands' quality, and both bands combined for a difficult symphony piece. Also, student clarinetists Kim Watkins and Beth Mason displayed their talents by playing a duet. In NYSSMA competition, the band achieved it's usual high rating. The officers: President; Dave Nawrot, Vice-Presi- dent; Ron Duttweiler, and Treasurer; Pat Meyer, helped to make the year a success. Many young talents promise even better years to come. Symphonic Woodwinds and Percussions 121 One Big Family There is an organization of musicians which is easily recognized by all devoted Red Devil Football fans. Led by Mr. Ron “Go Blue” Sutherland, the Pep Band gath- ers in the stands and stirs up the enthusiasm of the crowd with the Clarence fight song, “On Wisconsin , and others. The Pep Band plays for all home Varsity Football games and Pep Rallies — in the sun, the rain, the heat, and the cold. This is a group of truly dedicated and spirited mu- sicians. Pep Band: Front row: Beth Sehl, Laura Aikin, Wendy Chattin. Randy Schrcibcr, Elaine Thcring, Missy Monacclli. Jim Klisak. Row 2: Sue Molinari, Mark Morette, Dave Nawrot, Heather O'Con- nell. Brad Care. Anne Marx, Larry Biggs. Row 3: Paul Moore, Joan Dolloff. Missy Worden. Peggy Baube. Roger Hartwig. Lynne Roberts, Jane Husk. Row 4: Beth Reisig, Cheryl Carter, Kim Watkins, Cheryl Long, Jennifer Burns, Anne Dolloff, Rob Reed. Row 5: Todd Nicholas, Carla Rogers. Vicky Opanashuk. Jeff Marasco. Kelly Grogan, Peter Kinnin. Jeff Haas. Row 6: Lynn Tarbell. Jeff Bugcnhagcn. Cindy Case. Shari White. Brian Shemancik. Sue Gray, Laurie Shupc, Sebastian Fasenello. Row 7: Tim Brown. Pat Meyer, Kathy Sweet, Glenn Haley, Duane Gilmour. Ron Duttwciler. Row 8: Brian Dahmer, Andy Frank. Gary Scavone. Sue Beck, Lisa Opanashuk. 122 Pep Band • • • Ah-One, Ah-Two And the beat goes on ... as the Clarence High School Stage Band has completed another successful year. Under the direction of Ronald Case, the group performed at the Kleinhans Concert, the Stage Band Concert, and, for the first time, a public dance at the Town Park Clubhouse. As usual, the band proved to be supportive of Clarence’s high musical stan- dards. Stage Band: Front row: Gary Alexander. Sue Long. Jennifer Burns. Sue Gray, Kevin Love. Row 2: Duane Gilmour, Brian Shemancik. Brian Dahmcr. Lisa Opanashuk. Gary Scavone. Row 3: Bob Bosch. Andy Frank. Curt Moelau, Tim Brown. Jim Albert, Tony DiBartolo. The Best To be chosen as a member of an All-State Choir, Band, or Orchestra, from the many hopefuls from all over New York, is a great honor — but it does entail a lot of work. Each of the applicants must prepare a difficult solo and must sharpen their sight-reading skills to perfec- tion. The reward for these highly talented musicians is the All-State Conference, held in early December at the Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake for four days. While at the Conference, they rehearse for many hours and perform three concerts under the direction of national- ly acclaimed conductors. All-State: Front row: Kim Watkins. Laura Aikin, Andrea Ehrcn- reich. Amy Swartz. Row 2: Rick Wood, Dave Kepncr, Rose Andrcz- jewski. Beth Roberts, Sue Gray. Row 3: Sue Beck. Pete Kinnin, Tim Brown, Jennifer Burns. Lisa Opanashuk, Cindy Case. Stage Band and All-State 123 They’re In The Money DECA: From Row Donna Carpenter, Amy Swartz. Lori Marino. Mary Ann Bcrrafato, Dan Chambcrland. Row 2: Dave DcRose. Brian Miller. Kim Wilson. Kathy Wright. Sharon Doan, Jim Wilson. Row 3: Harold Frey. Mark McAllister. Maura Finlayson. Janice Roberts, Michele Keyscr. Lynn Wcscman, Martin Broisz, Sue Wolfe. The Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica at CCHS operates the school bookstore, has flower sales for Homecoming and Valen- tines Day, and Christmas ornament and can- dle sales. Profits from the sales go toward the state convention. DECA deals with the different aspects of Marketing and Distribution. Any distribution student may join. The goal of DECA is to help the student in the marketing field and prepare the student for post-high school life in the business world. High Rollers In place of bowling intramurals this year, rollerskating intramurals was instituted. Much participation in this organization should guarantee its continuation next year. The organizer and advisor for this group was Mrs. Joan Printup. Rollerskating. Front Row: Carolyn Shields. Lynn Thompson. Scott Rcisc. Chris Bennett. Becky Jarosz, Annette Adams. Jill Bryant. Row 2: Patty Bishof, Jim Larhrcn. Kurt Deitz, Caroline Sharlow, Donna Adams, Sue Mowatt, Beth Sehl. Row 3: Debbie Berchou, Kelli Grogan, Ross Hutchison, Andrea Barone. Robin Landrich, Laurie Moultrap, Debbie Bond, Rich Napora. Row 4: Kate Miner, Cece Iadovito, Joanne Wctzler. Linda Jansen, Kathy Keating, Brian Tracy. Row 5: Amy Leff, Karen Williams, Rick Wood. Mike Keopplc. Tammy Hoehman. 124 DECA — Rollerskating Pep Club: Front Row: Sharon Lamm, Annette Adams Jenny Grieves, Joan Rcw, Connie Smith, Kim Kolek. Kim Young. Maria DeMouribus. Kelly Dock, Liz Schuler. Row 2: Donna Adams, Barb Reinhold, Cheryl Slawson, Beth Roland, Tammy Hochman, Kale Miner. Lynn Dudek, Kim Schofield, Jenny Wilson, Chris Washburn. Row 3: Sue Radwan. Tina Lutgcn, Debbie Florczack, Sue Faxlanger, Debbie Profit, Kathy Beil, Kristen O'Hara. Janice Florczak. Row 4: Theresa Attea, Cindy Solem, Sandy Zimicki. Melissa Wright. Roberta Furioso, Tracy Shisler. Jennifer Murphy, Lisa Visone. Jennifer Radwan. Sue Longo, Lorri DePirro. Colleen O'Mara, Sue LiBassi. Row 5: Pat Mineo, Michelle Varblc. Jane Altenburg, Patti Utter. Joanne Muchow, Laura Aiken, Debbie Berchou. People Pushers “People Encouraging People” is the main purpose of the most spirited orga- nization at CCHS. Annual Pep activities included the Homecoming Pancake Breakfast and Pep rally as well as the school jacket sale. In February, the Bills vs. Clarence Aging Devils basketball game was a popular success. Officers who made it all happen were President, Kim Kolek; Vice President, Dianna Ber- kich; Secretary, Patty Bischof; and Treasurer, Philisa Utter. The AV Boarders If you have ever been run over by a televi- sion set between classes, chances are that the Audio-Visual Club is responsible. Under the guidance of Mrs. Joan Bailey, the AV Club not only handles the distribution of AV equip- ment, but services and maintains it. Through their efforts students gain a better understand- ing of the course which wisely uses A.V. equip- ment. AV Club: Mrs. Bailey. Yolanda Webster, Ken Loewer. Ron Duttweiler, Jack Loewer, Don Hofflcr. Pep Club —AV Club 125 HARK — Who Goes There? Morning Harkness: From Row: Kim Siminski, Linda Lcising, Betty Rutkowski, Steve Lindsley, Chris Hawes, Debbie Kuhn, Chris Schmidt, Ken Scharf, Garner Light. Row 2: Sandi Feldman, Andy Zcnt, Kim Kolek. Mark Spoth, Dave Stahley. Row 3: Rachel Garr, Lynn Muchow, Joanne Wetz.ler, Bill Vogel, Doug Martin, Steve Schlabach, Tim Draves. Row 4: John Locwcr, John Smith. The Harkness program provides a practical education in a vocational trade for many high school students. Those who choose to attend Harkness learn the various aspects of a career through on the job training, and classroom experience. There are a variety of programs offered at the Boces School ranging from Auto Mechanics to Cosmetology to Horticulture and Data Processing. Students should consider the beneficial opportunities this program makes available when planning a future career. Mid-day Harkness: Front Row: Mary Wcrdein, Gino Pelino, Liz Schuller, Tom Wciland. Mary Adncr, Carla Cappel, Santina Candino, Karen Martin, Mindy Smcal, Amy Michcnzie. Row 2: Jeff Walker. Bill Everhart, Darla Nelson. 126 Harkness Willing and Able Afternoon Harkness: Front Row: Sue Binncr, Lin- da Meyer. Row 2: Kathy Suchan, Sue Hoffman, Jeanne Mowins, Dave Zibbon, Dawn Wysocki. Row 3: Sara Barron, Cheryl Hahn. Diana Bcrkich. Red Cross Club is a group de- voted to helping others. Their activities incude visiting nurs- ing homes, making gifts for hos- pital patients, and entertaining handicapped children with pup- pet shows and holiday parties. Members are also offered a training program to become Red Cross bloodmobile aids. After completing the program, the volunteer is qualified to work at any Red Cross blood- mobile. The Red Cross Club of- fers a good opportunity to have fun while gaining valuable vol- unteer work experience. Red Cross Club: From Row: Mary Ertel. Carol Archibald, Anne Dolloff, Joan Diegelman. Bonnie Shcrf. Row 2: Sherri Fisher, Connie West, Andrea Leising, Charlene Kelkcnberg, Jill Erler. Row 3: Lisa McGorray, Diane Aquilina, Bcih Sehl, Sue Molin- ari, Sandy Radcmachcr, Eileen Roach. Harkness — Red Cross 127 Friends, Romans, Countrymen ... Jr. Sr. Latin Club: Row One: Rachel Gorny, Kim Mahancy, Sue Curry. Cheryl Kuntz, Mike Browne. Mark Pirson. John DcJac, Brendon Hickey. Row Two: Matt Meldrim, Leslie Rekettye. Peggy Duffy, Lorey O'Neil. Greg Lukaszcwicz, Mark Morette, Sue Olendorf, Donna Carpenter. Row Three: Paul Walker, Rodney Burks. John Summers. Marja Husu, Sherri Fischer. Bonnie Sherf. Row Four: Tony Bcrrafato, Cheryl Ely, Howard Rowley, Kathy Stephan, Anne Doloff, Dave Gruber. Row Five: Tim Thomas. Brian Harris, Jim Burkhard, Mary Mahoney. Jackie Allgaier. Michelle Millikan. Joan Gatti. Row Six: Lauren Jonas, Roberta Furioso, Kathy Suchan, Jenny Greaves, Cindy Greenhaul, Brett Brady. Row Seven: Kevin Powers, Dave Falk, Clark Martens, Anne Schneeberger, Maria Kreher. Annette Oehman, Bob Hammond. Chris Menno. Latin students interested in pursuing classic subjects on an informal level can become members of the Latin Club. An- nual activities for the school year includ- ed Saturnalia, a traditional celebration, Ides of March parties, the pizza sale, calendar sale, and the Junior Classical League Convention. Each one of these endeavors has proved successful. The 1981 Latin Club officers were. President: Cheryl Kuntz, V.President: Lori Brazer, Treasurer: Mike Browne, and Secretary: Sue Cur- ry. Dr. Stillwell and Mr. Romanowski were the advisors. Fr. Sp. Latin Club: Row One: Tim Geary. Lisa Janusz, Bryan Lukow. Linda Fischer. Colleen O'Mara. Kevin Love. Pam Hand. Linda Janson, Kim Thompson, Chris Laporte. Row Two: Chris Washburn. Sue Harcsh, Anne Glauber, Amy Pow- ers. Debbie Geiger, Becky Coniglio. Mary Quin- lan. Joan Dolloff. Melinda Grey, Kris Nowicki. Row Three: Becky Skaine, Frank Godzalski. Wal- ly Buell, Ross Hutchinson, Jim Hodge, Mary Wal- leshauser, Julie Wallin, Marin Colis. Row Four: Janice Florczak, Kim Schofield, Kathy Cower, Sue Bonn, Kathleen James, Barb Cower, Kathy Juhrc. Gary Alexander. Alcxa Waytena, Kevin Dunne. Row Five: Gregg Layer, Martin Fawls, Stuart Smith, Tim Babbitt. Bill Bcascr, Pat Mel- drim. Craig Nicholas, Gene Mahoney. Jeff Mas- key. Lori Brown. Amy Nervo, Carolyn Falk. Row Seven: Bill Mihalko, Jim Bohm, Rick Usatch, Craig Hanlon. Ken Wiesinger, Ed Woodworth. Tim Geiger, Dave Knorz, Tim Burlingame. Row Eight: Dave Coniglio. Sarah Brown. Philip Utter, Scott Lubecki, Guy Carpenter, David Wack. Jim Homes, Charlie Bostick. 128 Latin Club Exchanges For The Better AFS Club: Front Row: Tina Luce, Kelly Love, Barb Reinhold, Sue Wolfe. Row 2: Kathy McCarten, Jean Liskoff. Kevin Love. Row 3: Kim Watkins, Kathy Keating, Pam Suess. Row 4: Anita Hoffman. Liz Carpenter, Sandy Rademacher, Janet Potts. Row 1: Kelly Love, Marja Husu, Kathy McCartan, Anita Hoffman. Once again, the Clarence Chapter of the American Field Service was host to a for- eign exchange student. Marja Jusu of Fin- land spent her year with the McCarten family. With the A.F.S., Marja participat- ed in a short term exchange, various evalua- tions, and the year-end bus tour of New York State. A.F.S. summer program participants, Kelly Love and Kathy McCarten were the club's co-presidents for the school year. During September, Kelly and Kathy took part in the annual Western New York A.F.S. Club Conference at Chautaqua. The American Field Service Program will continue with the efforts of those who have accepted the challenge of seeing the world by living within another culture. AFS 129 Agile Athletes This year’s Varsity Club proved to be successful as in the past years. Led by president, Nancy Schaffer, and Vice President, Dave Wright, this year's varsity athletes, gained needed funds by mor- al support. Varsity athletes raised money over the course of the year which enabled them to compete in sectional and state events. Other projects included bake and candy sales, a football raffle, new athletic equip- ment, athlete of the year awards, and a new sound system in the school gymnasium. Again it has been a successful year for our athletes. They deserve much recognition for their leadership and determination that has given CCHS a reputation of athletic excel- lence. Varsity Club: Front Row: Erin Whitten, Dave Wright, Jenine Corbelli, Nancy Schaefer. Jane Lorcnzini, Kathy Funk, Mark Santarsiero, Sue Long. Ron Duttwciler, Jennifer Burns, Kathy Mchaffy. Row two: Kathy Cower, Pam Joyner. Jean Garrett, Sue Spoth, Cheryl Zacharias. Nancy Platek, Andrea Barone, Matt Gawlowicz, Don Crane, Mike Little, Jim Galmbacher, Debbie Hanes, Peg Voltz. Row three: Kim McClaren, Julia Visone, Lynne Schneeberger. Kathy Sweet, Amy Spencer, Wendy Craig. Kelly Horan. Kaaren VanKuren, Sandy Georger, Kathleen Con- ners. Linda Castrcn, Sue Theilman, Carol Jackson. Row four: Pete LaNasa, Kevin Hickey, Jason Wolf, Laurie Shupe, Michelle Monicclle, Debbie Gresens, John Summers, Linda Brachman, Rodeny Burks, Joan Gatti, Mike Blemcl. Row five: Tim O'Brien. John Shanor, Mark Can- ncy. Brian Shemancik, Darcy Nesselbeck, John Curry, Gayla Closson, Julie Johnson. Paul Walker, Louis Visone, Mike Brodowski, Hal Kreher, Andy Frank, Brian Donnelly, Todd Schupbach. Dave Falk. Bob Seager, Chris Small. Mary Jo McCrcady, Caroline Downing, Leo Glauber, Barb Thrasher. 130 Varsity Club Precisioned Batons Twirlers: Front: Wendy Craig. Row two: Patty Bischof, Sue Curry, Kris Ulrich, Rachel Garr, Renee Ellis, Annette VanBourgondien, Maureen Schaeffer. Under the direction of coach, Barb Smith, and captain, Wendy Craig, The Clarence High School twirlers had a great year. The girls prepared Dance twirl and military teams which participated in area competition. Because the corps is connected with the band it participated in the fund raising sub sale, candy sale, and fruit sale. Twirlcrs 131 Left, Right, Left Row 1: Ann Baumer, Jennifer Burns, Peggy Baube, Kelly Rich. Row 2: Amy Swartz, Mary Hasselbeck, Tamara Goldstein, Jenny Hand, Sarah Brown. Debbie Wilds, Robin Landrich, Laurie Moultrup, Debbie Berchou, Cindi Dciner The Clarence Senior High School Color guard faithfully practices mornings at 7:30 A.M. Under the direction of Cap- tain Amy Schwartz and Co-captain Cindi Diener, the activities of the color guard are closely associated with those of the band. With flag and rifle, the color guard aids the band by partici- pating in the fruit, candy and sub sales. Big events for the color guard include the Homecoming show and Memorial Day pa- rade. 132 Colorguard SHOULDER WORK AHEAD Tomorrow, the Superbowl Varsity Football: First Row: Mark Santarsiero, Jay Lackowski, Jim Galmbacher, Steve Palmerton. Andy Walker. Ron Duttweiler, John Curry, Mike Brodowski. Todd Schupbach. Row two: Tim Packman, Dan Gresens. Doug Gresens, Frank Licata, Dan Kremer, Andy Hahn. Dave Skull, Dave Falk, John Summers. Row three: Matt Meldrim, Ryan Duve. Bob Maley, Jim Bailey, Tony Berrafato, Mike Lally. Tom Frost. Paul Galmbacher, Rodney Burks. Row four: Coach Vesper, Coach Faust. Mark Ganschow, Bob Gisbon, Andy Dcahn, Skip Frey, Dale Fryling, Rob Grcis. Coach Kensy, Coach Rolo. Scoreboard The Clarence Red Devils Varsity Football team had a very exciting and successful season. The team, Clarence Opp. coached by Glenn Faust, Mark Kensy, and Charlie 6 Amherst 14 Vesper, accumulated a record of 8-1, winning the 21 Alden 0 final game in Rich Stadium. 6 Lakeshorc 0 The year has been a very fulfilling one for all of 6 12 Wmsv. South Lackawanna 3 0 the players, and has made all of the work worth while. 9 Iroquois 7 7 Cheektowaga 6 Individual awards went to: Doug Gresens (MVP 14 Wmsv. North 7 and White Letter Winner), Mike Brodowski (best 14 Lew-Port 0 offensive back), Dave Scull and Mike Lally (best offensive linemen). Jay Lackowski and Jim Galm- bacher (best defensive linemen), Dan Gresens (best defensive back), and Tony Berrafato and John Cur- ry (Coach’s awards). 134 Varsity Football 14 50 ©OWN TO OO ON •TR 2 5 H2 4 t t 9 H T TO CLARNCE 0 7 0 7 (ThI 1 LEUPORT 0 0 0 0 1011 MVP for Sectionals at Rich Stadium: Barry Chubb Varsity Football 135 Numero Uno! Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 13 Amherst 14 39 Aldcn 0 18 Lake Shore 0 18 Wmsv. South 14 39 Lackawanna 0 27 Iroquois 0 18 Chccktowaga 3 28 Wmsv. North 6 JV Football: Front row: Paul Bachman. Steve Nappo, Rodney Duttwcilcr. Barry Chubb. Bill Laez- kowski, Dan Roland, Guy Carpenter. Row 2: Brian Adner, Grey Layer. Rick Silvestro, Lou Guerra. Matt Cravatta, Larry Dubrinski. Row 3: Peter Casilio, Mark Manna, IMike Postula, Dave Kozlowski, Jake Pataucno. Bill Mihalko. Row 4: Coach Wood, Brian Smith. Tom Wagner. Jim Frost. Jeff Greis, Coach Braun. The 1980 Clarence Junior Varsity Football team proved to be one of the best in Clarence history. The team, consisting of only twenty-three players, won the Division IV Cham- pionship with a record of seven wins and only one loss. They managed to score 212 points this season, while the opposition managed only 37. The offensive linemen, led by Tom Wagner, consistently opened up holes for Barry Chubb, best back, who ended his JV career after seven games with 800 yards. All-around MVP went to Steve Nappo, who led the JV offense and defense through this excellent Championship season. Special thanks goes to the coaches, Gary Braun and Jim Wood, who showed their talents by taking a team of twenty-three and making them the best in their division. 136 JV Football Little Giants Freshmen Football: Front row: Bill Gibson, Peter Harris, David D’Amico. Doug Castren, Ralph Stanley. Pete McLean, Scott Smith, John Hickey. Row 2: Dan Friedman. Chuck Genco, Keith Fcderowicz, Brian Maley, Tom Taggart, Jim Brooks. Rob Canney, Mike McClaren. Row 3: Jim Forthman, Mike Barone, Brad Fryling, Greg Bass, Mike Skowronski. David Postula. Chris Hirtreiter, Clarence John F. Kennedy, 111. Row 4: Coach Ray Blachura, Peter Frankoviak, Paul Brodowski, Randy 6 Duttweiler, Dennis Krolczyk, Tony Engel, Darryl Deahn, Coach Lefty Helms, Coach Scott Rollo. 16 16 8 The Freshmen Football team pulled through the year with a winning record of 12 four wins and three losses. Under the direction of Mr. Helms, Mr. Blachura, and Mr. Rollo, the team members learned many aspects of high school football, preparing them for JV and Varsity play. Outstanding players were: Ralph Stanley (best defensive lineman), Chuck Genco (best defensive back), and Jim Frost (MVP). Scoreboard Sweet Home Maryvale Wmsv. East Lancaster Amherst J.F.K. Iroquois Opp- 13 0 s 14 6 0 8 Freshmen Football 137 Pele Imitators Varsity Soccer: Front row: Brian Shcmancik, Paul Walker. Lou Visone. Kevin Powers, Jeff Marasco. Tim Brown, Rob Reed, Scott Sutherland, Mike Banaszak, Don Crane, Tom Cravatta. Row two: Matt Gawlowicz. Scott Wright, Dave Wright, Chuck Pfhol, Joe Adams. Dave Janson, Doug Lash, Eric Thuman, Andy Frank, Greg Lukaszcwicz, Tom Bass, Denny Bischof, Bob Tartaglia, Rolf Ferrari, Mark McAllister. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. Lake Shore 1 6 East Aurora 1 0 W. Seneca East 1 0 Wmsv. East 0 1 Amherst 4 3 Sweet Home 1 2 Iroquois 1 3 Wmsv. South 1 4 Maryvalc 1 Dcprcw 0 4 Wmsv. North 2 4 Amherst 1 1 Iroquois 0 2 Wmsv. South 3 5 Depcw 1 2 Wmsv. North 1 — Sectionals — 0 Lake Shore 1 The Varsity Soccer team had an out- standing season, finishing as ECIC Divi- sion 11 Champions with a record of 7-1 -0 in league, and 13-4-1 overall. Coach Kreinheder's swift offense and solid de- fense proved to be decisive factors in contributing to the Red Devil's powerful season. Junior first-team all-star forward Mike Banasak led the team in scoring with 12 goals, and left wing Bob “Bird Tartaglia added seven goals and nine as- sists to help power the offense to a 3.11 goals-per-game average. Highlights of the year included a 4-1 victory over arch-rival Amherst, and a 3- 1 win over Division I power Sweet Home, which turned out to be their only loss of the season. The Red Devils' season came to an early finish as they were upset by a stub- born Lake Shore team and lost 0-1 in the Sectional Playoffs. Award winners were: best forward. Bob Tartaglia; best midfield. Co-captain Dave Wright; best defense, Eric Thu- man; high scorer, Mike Banaszak. Cap- tain Brian Shemancik was MVP and White Letter Winner, and was nomi- nated for both the All-ECIC All-Stars team and the All-Western New York team for his performance as sweeper on the defense. MVP and White Letter Winner Brian Shemancik 138 Varsity Soccer Silent Victors Scoreboard rcncc Opp. 2 East Aurora 6 3 Lake Shore 2 6 East Aurora 1 0 W. Seneca East 1 1 Wmsv. East 1 2 Amherst 4 1 Sweet Home 2 1 Iroquois 1 8 Wmsv. South 1 4 Maryvalc 2 5 Depew 1 2 Wmsv. North 1 1 Amherst 2 8 Iroquois 0 6 Wmsv. South 0 The J.V. Boys Soccer team played excellently all year and ended the season in high fashion, holding their last two opponents to shutouts. Having an abundance of talent from last years undefeated Frosh team, this team remained num- ber one and undefeated in Divisional play with a record of 7-0, and an overall record of 10-4-2. Leading this field of outstanding talent was MVP winner; Jeff Bugenhagen, followed by Best Forward; Jim Bode, Best Midfield; Jeff Wertz, Best Defense; Ken Loewer, Best Hustle; Rick Wescott, and Most Improved Player; Chris Fa- hey. Coach Ludwig is looking forward to next year when, with the talent of this years’ Frosh team, he will be attempting to lead his team to Divisional Championships for the third year in a row. JV Soccer: Front row: Marty Fawls, Ted Albers. Don Hoefler, Craig Hanlon. Aaron Karneth. Tom Olendorf, Mike Rotundo. Chris Fahey. Row two: Lloyd Wood, Bill Farrel, Dave Burdette. Jeff Masci, Jeff Bugenhagen, Larry Guido. Mike Meldrim, Eric Reisig. Row three: Chris Craves, Lance Fiegel, Marty Callahan, David Norz, Bryan Schaeffer, Rick Wescott, Jim Mahoney. Ken Loewer. Jeff Wertz. JV Soccer 139 Clarence Scoreboard Opp. 5 Kcnmore Jr. 2 3 Wmsv. East 0 3 Amherst 0 5 Depew 1 5 Sweet Home 0 4 Wmsv. South 0 3 Wmsv. North 0 7 Maryvalc 0 4 Hamburg 0 7 Pioneer 1 4 Orchard Park 0 2 Iroquois 0 Junior Kickers Congratulations are in order for the Clarence Freshmen Soccer team who once again estab- lished a fine record. Their undefeated domination in the league can be attributed to coach Ronald Case. Most Valuable Player was received by Frank Rondinelli. Jim Oman, Larry Catalano, and For- rest Steck were awarded with much deserved rec- ognition. Freshmen Soccer: From Row: John Foel. Bob Kurowski, J.R. Moloney, Chuck Donnor, Craig Nicholas. Roger Flackbush. Kurt DcJac. Row 2: Pat Connolly, Dave Wack, Tom Whalen. John Little, Chris Fascnello, Pat Mcldrim, Charley Fisher, Mike Wanglcr. Row 3: Doug Kolver, Tim Baker, Jim Hitts, Mat Schwab, Rog Hollinsworth, Forrest Steck. Mike Callahan. Ropcrt Plato, Asst. Coach John Gehring. 140 Freshman Soccer Did It Again, Only Better Girls' Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Melissa Braun, Nancy Schaeffer. Row 2: Sarah Wetherbee, Cheryl Zacharias. Jennifer Burns, Pamela Suess. Row 3: Sue Gray, Beth Roberts, Linda Bertucci, Kathy Sweet, Kim McClaren, Sandy Ferguson. Kelly Wack. Kathy Funk, Sue Thielman. Row 4: Laurie Shupe. Lynne Roberts. Cindy Schlcct, Ginny Czcsak, Nancy Platck, Caroline Downing, Patty Nowak. Jean Garret, Jodi Hodge. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 3 Frontier 1 3 Wmsv. North 0 3 W. Seneca East 1 5 Amherst 1 2 Orchard Park 0 2 Wmsv. South 0 4 W. Seneca West 1 0 Wmsv. East 1 2 Sweet Home 0 2 Wmsv. North 0 4 Amherst 3 5 Wmsv. South 1 3 Wmsv. East 2 The Girls’ Varsity Soccer team powered through their second season, finishing with an overall 12-1 record and the EC1C Divi- sion II Championship. Coach Ron Case did a superb job in directing this team through its winning season. For the second year in a row, Nancy Schaeffer was named MVP and White Let- ter Winner. Also honored were Kathy Funk (Best Offense), Missy Braun (Best Mid- field), Linda Bertucci (Most Valuable Freshman), Kathy Sweet (Best Defense), and Kim McClaren (Most Improved Play- er). Team members are very confident about next season, and with everyone's help, they can make it happen one more time. MVP and White Letter Winner: Nancy Schaeffer. Girl’s Soccer 141 Hot Shots Row I: Patty Nowak, Cathy Mehaffy, Chris Small. Mary Jo McCrcady, Nancy Platek, Diana Rossi. Row 2: Sue Schrader, Annette Robb. Jane Lorenzini. Jenine Corbelli, Ellen Altenburg, Erin Whitten. Maria Kreher. Row 3: Carol Jackson. Andrea Barone. Debbie Wilds. Kathy Sweet. Peg Voltz, Lynne Schneebergcr, Gina Palino, Linda Bertucci. The Girl's Field Hockey Team got off to a slow start, but great determination resulted in an improved season. First year coach Shiela Lauten has done a fine job coaching and encouraging the girls as their overall record resulted in a 2-4-4 score. As co-captains. Peg Voltz and Jane Lorenzini proved to be strong leaders. Erin Whitten was the recipient of the White Letter, while individual honors were received by Jenine Corbelli; Most Valuable Player, and Chris Small Most Improved Player. Eleven girls will be returning, includ- ing goalie Linda Bertucci, Diana Rossi, Mary Jo McCready, and Kathy Sweet, making next fall's outlook impressive. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 1 Iroquois 3 2 Wmsville. East 3 I Amherst 3 I Lancaster 3 1 Sweet Home 3 1 Ken more East 1 3 Wmsville. East 3 I Amherst 1 1 Lancaster 1 8 Sweet Home 2 2 Kcnmore West 0 White Letter Winner: Erin Whitten 142 Girls' Field Hockey Strikes Spares Varsity Bowling: Front Row: Mike Fanglor. Ken Loewer, John Rodgers. Row 2: Mark Morette, Gary Pelino, Mike Blemel. Row 3: Jim Berry, Glenn May, Pat Stcfanik. The Varsity Bowling team had a suc- cessful year under the supervision of Don Schopf. Team leaders were Mike Blemel and Pat Stefanik. Although the team faced some tough competition, they won the division title against their toughest oppo- nent, Cheektowaga, with a score of 6-5. Next year, more than half of the team will return, thus promising continued success. Putt-Putts With spirit and determination, the Golf team turned out a successful sea- son. Coached by Mr. Johnt, the mem- bers worked hard to improve their form. The team was anchored by seniors Don Burlingame, Dave Coniglio, and Mike Meyer, who will be missed next year. The MVP and White Letter Win- ner was Dave Coniglio. Varsity Golf: Front row: Mike Meyer, John Rogers, Dave Shefter, Dave Coniglio. Row 2: Don Burlingame, John Cammer, Rich Flenkel, Dave Koeler. Varsity Bowling Golf 143 Bump, Set ... Boys Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Rick Shanor. Bill Beaser. John Flipjack. Dan Chamberland. Row 2: Mike Browne, John DeJac, John Shanor, Paul Miller. Row 3: Dan Goldstein, Mike Brunner, Mark Pirson, Mike Brown. Row 4: Joe Engl, Jason Wolf, Kevin Hickey. Bob Seager, Jim Bohm. Led by MVP John Shanor and Most Valu- able Spiker Tim O'Brien, the Varsity Volley- ball Team had a good season. Because of tough competition the team finished with an overall record of 5 and 7. The first freshman ever to receive a varsity volleyball letter — Rick Shanor — played ex- ceptionally well in his first year of competi- tion. We wish coach Neubauer and his team the best of luck next year! Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 0 Sweet Home 2 ] Wmsv. South 2 0 Depew 2 0 Maryvale 2 2 Wmsv. East 1 1 Iroquois 2 0 Lancaster 2 2 Wmsv. North 0 2 Amherst 0 0 Sweet Home 2 2 Maryvale 0 0 Lancaster 2 1 Wmsv. East 2 1 Amherst 2 Boy’s Varsity Volleyball MVP — John Shanor 144 Boys’ Varsity Volleyball Girls' Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Sue Spoth, Heather O'Connell, Annette Robb, Diane Gcnco, Erin Whitten, MaryJo McCready, Anne Schnccbcrger. Row 2: Cheryl Zacharias, Jenine Corbelli, Jane Loren- zini. Nancy Schaefer, Caroline Downing, Kathy Sweet. Spike! Girl's Varsity White Letter Winner: Caro- line Downing Scoreboard Clarence 2 Maryvalc Opp. 0 0 Swccthomc 2 2 Lancaster 1 2 Wmsv. North 1 1 Amherst 2 2 Maryvale 0 2 Wmsv. East 0 2 Holland 0 2 Iroquois 0 2 East Aurora 1 1 Swccthomc 2 1 Lancaster 2 2 Wmsv. North 1 0 Amherst 2 1 Wmsv. East 2 The Girls Varsity Volleyball team had an outstanding season. The team fin- ished with an overall record of 9-6-0. First year coach Liz Dunne has done a fine job encouraging the players as the team entered Sectional playoffs. Unfor- tunately, Depew proved to be a tough team as the determined Devils were knocked out of the competition. Howev- er, the exceptional playing of the Devils was rewarding as they placed first in the Sweet Home Holiday Tournament. The team was led by co-captains Jen- ine Corbelli and Jane Lorenzini. Award- ed for their excellence were Caroline Downing, recipient of the White Letter; Kathy Sweet, Most Valuable Spiker: Jane Lorenzini, Most Valuable Server; Jenine Corbelli, Most Valuable Setter; and Erin Whitten who was MVP of the Sweet Home tournament. Next season the team again faces dif- ficult opponents such as. Sweet Home and Amherst, but the determination of those returning should prevail and drive the team to victory. Girls’ Varsity Volleyball 145 Serve it up! Scoreboard ircncc Opp. 2 Maryvale 0 1 Swccthomc 2 2 Lancaster 0 2 Wmsv. North 0 2 Amherst 0 0 Maryvale 2 2 Wmsv. East 0 2 Sweet home 0 2 Lancaster 0 2 Wmsv. North 1 2 Amherst 0 2 Wmsv. East 1 The J.V. Girl’s Volleyball Team ex- perienced an exceptional season under the helpful coaching of Mr. Martin Gri- santi. Their record of 10 wins and 2 losses was achieved by the contributions of each member, including Sally Miner, chosen M.V.P. and Lori Smith, chosen M.I.P., Best setter; Michele Tomzak, and Best Spiker; Patty Schmidt. The team placed 1 in the league. The varsity team should benefit from the pre- vious players of the J.V. team for the coming year. Coach Grisanti enthusias- tically stated “They’ll be dynamite, next season! Girl's J.V. Volleyball: Front Row: Lynda Hodge. Debbie Geiger, Chris Lindner. Donna Stiglmcir. Row 2: Carrie Peterson. Patty Schmidt, Lynn Case. Michele Tomzak, Diane Gresens. Row 3: Mr. Grisanti, Lynette Hill, Jodi Hodge. Jill Wawrzynski, Sue Bonn, Lori Smith, Sally Miner, Julie Rusek. 146 Girl's J.V. Volleyball Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 48 Iroquois 37 47 Amherst 35 45 Lancaster 38 32 Maryvale 51 45 Swccthomc 38 47 Wmsv. East 36 52 Wmsv. South 31 56 Dcpew 27 47 Cheektowaga 36 51 Wmsv. North 32 The return of many members of last year's Girl’s Swim Team was a key fac- tor in the successful season that was achieved. The team managed to better the previous 6 win and 4 loss record to 9 wins and 1 loss. Supportive coaching from Jim Cavar- etta and the individual efforts of each member, contributed to the impressive comeback. Although four senior swim- mers will not be returning for next year, the team is looking forward to another productive year. Aqua-Women White Letter Winner: Cathy Cower Girls Swim Team: Front Row: Sharon Kitto. Melinda Gray Row 2: Barb Cower. Amy Zintl. Sue Newton. Denise Dock. Sandy Hammond. Tina Policicchi. Beth Laczkowski. Linda Jansen. Barb Bordncr. Barb Thrasher. Pam Joyner. Peggy Duffy, Cathy Cower, Kelly Benett. Row 3: Barb Less, Becky Skaine. Beth Doran, Katie McCullock, Jean Liskoff, Cheryl Kurowski. Chris Lidncr. Girl’s Swim Team 147 Splish Splash Scoreboard Clarence 63 Alden 45 Wmsvl. East 63 Clcvc. Hill 44 Amherst 49 Iroquois 57 Cheektowaga 53 Maryvale 40 Wmsvl. North 63 Lancaster 26 East Aurora 29 Lockport 52 Sweet Home 60 Wmsvl. South Opp. 20 38 18 32 34 26 30 43 20 57 54 31 23 Boys' Swim Team: From Row: Jeff Bugenhagen, Kevin Dunne Carl Moehlau; Row 2: Tim Geiger, Jim Wallcshauscr, Dave Woodword. Leo Glauber. Row 3: Coach Compcrtore. Row 4: Bill Wcihcrt. Mark Pirson, Tim George. Brendan Hickey, Jim Carls. Row 5: Ken Weisinger, Kevin Hickey. Bill Kushman, Dave Kraus. Under the leadership of Bill Kushman and Leo Glauber, the Boys’ Swim Team has placed sixth in their division and is now entering the sectionals. Losing only two seniors, Coach Competore said, “Next year the team should improve greatly since they will much more ex- perienced swimmers.” Although the team stepped down from the usual standard, the “fish should swim back as defenders next year. 148 Boys’ Swim Team Over the Hills and Through the Woods Although the team's record did not show it, the boy's cross country team showed considerable talent and dedi- cation. Craig Arrison led the team with great spirit through a difficult season. Among those honored for ex- cellence were: Dan Garrett, most improved runner and Dave Wingard, most valuable freshman. Craig Arrison, who took first place for the three mile run in the Maryvale Invitational, with a time of 15:15; his 5th course record- deservingly received the white letter. Judging from their performance in the last meet against Lancaster, next year’s season should prove to be very successful. The girl's cross country team was one of the most enthusi- astic ever. With one of the most beautiful cross country courses in the nation, Clarence girls received inspiration to run equalled by no other school. X Country: Front Row: Charlene Hcrbcrger, Sue Plaisted. Sandy Gcorgcr. Craig Arrison, Dan Garret. Row 2: Michelle Milikan, Darcy Nesslebeck. Larry Gibbons, Dave Wingard. Row 3: Julie Johnson, Cccc lodovito, Kathy Keating, Lou Guera. Row 4: Lois Weber, Margaret Maier, Jim MackNair. Cross-Country 149 Road Runners Girls’ Track: Front Row: Erin McCarthy. Andrea Spencer, Margaret Tee. Row Two: Barb Banks, Kris Troyer, Nancy Clark, Jane Kelkenberg, Sandy Georger. Karen Van Kurcn. Linda Castren, Michelle Monacclli, Karen Kruszynski, Lois Weber, Michele Millikgon. Row Three: Noelle Clark, Rachel Meyer, Kathleen Keating. Debbie Proffit, Mary Jo McCrcady. Wendy Craig. Kelly Horan, Amy Spencer. Leslie Rekettye, Julia Visone, Gayla Closson. Row Four: Julie Johnson. Darcy Nesselbcck, Kim Schofield, Wendy Dravcs, Donna Stiglmeir, Beck Kuczkowski, Pat Meyer. Paula Zolniowski. Charlene Grahm, Kim Schaller, Kathy Weglarski, Sue Wolfe, Colleen O’Mara, Roberta Furioso. The 1980 Girls' Track team had a growing and learning season. Although there were many injuries during the season, the girls’ pulled together and came up with a 7 win, 1 loss record. Captains Erin McCarthy and Andrea Spencer participated in the state meet in Syracuse, while many of the other girls competed in the ECIC and sectional meets. Looking back on the season, the final record showed that the girls were placed in second place in their division, but in their hearts, they knew they were 1! Many thanks to coaches Mr. Cavaretta and Mr. Ricotta. 150 Girfs Track ECIC Pacesetters Boys’ Track: Row One: Greg Michlinski, Craig Riedsel, Chris Fahey, Dave Weglarski. Clark Martens, Eric Osenburg, Jeff Mosei. Matt Gawlowicz, Dave Johnson, Kevin Dunne, Jeff Bugenhagen, Eric Reisig. Row 2: Joseph Kremcr, Dave O'Brien, Rodney Duttweiler, Thomas Frost, Troy Peterson. Russell Duttweiler. William Solem, John Kraus, Rodney Burks, Michael Fasanello. Barry Chubb, Todd Glassman, John Shanor. Row 3: Tim Babbit. Kevin Hickey. David Falk. James Laczkowski, William Laczkowski, Craig Arrison, Ronald Duttweiler, Marcus Santarsiero, Ryan Duve, David Coniglio, Richard Ballard, Scott Hodge. Steven Kepncr, Charles Weglarski, Mark Zimicki, Mark McAllister. The Boys’ track team was very successful as they remained undefeated in their division for the consective year under the excellent coach- ing of Coach Johnson. Senior Rob Cesar re- ceived the White Letter for his excellent run- ning ability in the mile run. Entering the State meet were Rob Cesar, running the mile, and Chuck Weglarski, the 330 intermediate hurdles. Other leaders for Clarence were Dave Johnson and Craig Arri- son, for the 2 mile run, and Dave Weglarski who broke last year’s walking record. The team hopes to retain the division title again this year. Boy’s Track 151 Winners! Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 68 Depew 27 52 Alden 36 42 Iroquois 35 46 Maryvale 33 45 Wmsv. East 20 49 Lancaster 31 76 Wmsv. North 30 56 Amherst 41 57 Sweet Home 17 55 Maryvale 44 58 Wmsv. East 27 52 Lancaster 43 74 Wmsv. North 41 36 Amherst 38 Girl's Varsity Basketball: Front row: Coach Ves- per, Kathy Funk, Caroline Downing, Julie Visone, Diane Gcnco, Heather O’Connell. Mary Jo McCready. Row 2: Kathy Sweet, Debbie Gresens, Kelly Ben- net, Cheryl Postula. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team has once again proved that they will not let anything stop them from winning. Coach Vesper’s girls have been defeated only once this year. Co-captains Nancy Schaeffer and Kathy Funk are outstanding leaders, and have been aided by the talent and dedication of Caroline Downing, Debbie Gresens, and sophomore Kathy Sweet. The strong Devils have displayed excel- lent teamwork and should provide an ex- citing remainder of the season. 152 Girls' Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball : Front Row: Gretchen Bray, Jill Wawz.ynski, Chris Lindner, Linda Hodge, Jodi Hodge, Carrie Peterson. Row 2: Coach Liz Dunne. Sue Bonn. Lori Smith, Patti Schmidt, Lynn Case, Mary Rickabaugh, Jane Husk. Janice Florszack, Tracy Schislcr. Determination Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 41 Depcw 13 39 Alden 17 23 Iroquois 36 32 Maryvale 20 49 Wmsvl. East 10 24 Lancaster 37 36 Wmsvl. North 26 34 Amherst 55 44 Sweet Home 18 51 Maryvale 22 31 Wmsvl. East 20 32 Lancaster 34 29 Wmsvl. North 19 36 Amherst 43 The I980-‘81 Girls’ Junior Varsity Bas- ketball team was basically a young, inexpe- rienced squad, consisting of 6 sophomores and 7 freshmen. Throughout the season they developed an excellent team, losing only to Amherst and Lancaster in divisional competition. Sophomore guard Jodi Hodge, was the teams' MVP. She lead the team in scoring and assists, and is an out- standing team player. The girls are looking forward to another strong season in 1981- 1982 with 7 returning freshmen. Girl's J.V. Basketball 153 Clarence 4 4 4 1 5 4 1 2 5 0 5 2 2 3 Racqueteers Boy's Varsity Tennis: Front Row: David Nawrot, Kenneth Banazak, Greg Hoppe. Kevin Love. Row 2: Eric Hutchison. David DeRose, Robert Wertz, Brian Dahmcr. Scoreboard Alden W. Seneca E. Park Orchard Park Lackawanna Iroquois Wmsv. East Amherst W. Seneca E. Orchard Park Lackawanna Wmsv. East Amherst Park The Boy’s Varsity Tennis Team experienced persistent competitive play throughout its league matches for the season. Freshman M.I.P.. Kevin Love, held the 1st sin- gles position, leading the team to a 8 win and 4 loss record. Joe Furioso, a senior, received the White Letter, while George Adrian was named Most Valuable Player. Despite the loss of some powerful seniors. Coach Winiecki feels the 1981-‘82 season will be as strong as ever with 13 experienced raquetmen returning. The J.V. team should contribute much of their skills and sportsmanship to the Varsity team next season. CLARENCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Boy’s J.V. Tennis: Front Row: Robert Dogget, Dave Shcftcr, Todd Nicholas, Row 2: Bob Leff, Greg Lukaszewicz. Brad Care. 154 Boy’s Varsity and J.V. Tennis White Letter Winner: Nancy Schaefer Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 1 Amherst 4 5 Lancaster 0 2 Wmsv. North 3 5 Maryvale 0 5 Sweet Home 0 2 Wmsv. East 3 0 Amherst 5 5 Lancaster 0 5 Maryvale 0 5 Sweet Home 0 2 Wmsv. East 3 Girls' Tennis: Front Row: Coach Joan Printup. Jane Smith. Alexa Waytena, Sue Thielman. Julia Visone, Mary Ciminelli, Cheryl Secor. Caroline Downing. Jackie Allgaier. Mary Jo Weston, Gretchen Bray. Court Aces Competitive opponents held the girls' tennis team to a disappointing 6-5 overall record. The highlight of the season came when the doubles team of Nancy Schaefer and Mary Jo Weston placed 6th in the state finals. Nancy, a senior who has played varsity tennis for four years, was rec- ognized as an outstanding player by receiving the white letter. Encouragement and instruction for the team was provided by coaches Joan Printup and Kevin Love. The team's outlook for next season looks prom- ising with over half of the team returning as pow- erful upperclassmen. Girls' Tennis 155 Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: Kevin Powers, Lou Visone, David Kepner, Tom Manzella. David Wright, Dave Honsbcrger, Mike Rotundo. Row 2: Rodney Duttweiler, Bob Greis, Bob Gibson, Tom Frost, Dan Kremer. Mat Men The Wrestling Devils, led by senior tri-captains Tom Manzella, Dave Kepner. and Dave Wright, completed another winning year. Highlights of the season came as the wrestlers won the St. Francis Tourna- ment, and finished with a six match win- ning streak. Despite the loss of the three seniors, the team expects to stay strong in the future, as an experienced group of ju- niors and sophomores will be returning. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 46 Maryvalc 30 45 Wmsvl. East 20 49 Lancaster 31 76 Wmsvl. North 30 56 Amherst 41 51 Sweet Home 17 55 Maryvalc 44 15 Lancaster 32 28 Wmsvl. North 31 34 Maryvale 8 48 Cleveland Hill 9 Senior Dave Kepner pins an opponent. 156 Varsity Wrestling J.V. Wrestling: Front Row: Howard Rowley, Charlie Fischer, Jim Rores, Dave Thuman. Bret Brady. Row 2: Rob Doggct. Jeff Greis. Bob Zajac, Mike Snyder, Brian Smith. Rob Mcnti. Coach Robert May rallied this year’s rifle team into eleven victories in twelve matches, placing the team at second in the ECIC. The team was dominated by senior members Jeff Bissonette, Mike Brown, Brian Dahmer, Andrew Daiber, and Jim Galmbacher. Development of under- classmen shooters should duplicate the outstanding season of 1980-‘81. Rifle team: Front Row: Dale Jank. Row 2: Mike Wilk, Ozzic Fartcnbarker, Bill Beaser, Tom Olen- dorf. Row 3: Jeff Bissonette, Brian Dahmer, Mr. Spock, Jim Galmbacher, Andy Daiber, Matt Gawlowicz, Mike Brown. Clarence 1411 1411 1404 1402 1417 1425 1432 Claren. 1418 1407 1409 1330 1416 1414 1422 1327 Ready, Aim, Fire! Scoreboard Opp. Tona wanda 1263 Kenmore West 1232 Kenmore East 1345 Kenmore East 1336 Wmsvl. South 1304 Maryvalc 1186 Orchard Park 1358 O Frontier 1345 Iroquois 1401 Wmsvl. North 1312 Tonawanda 1269 Wmsvl. East 1273 Aldcn 1436 Lancaster 1381 Kenmore West 1278 J.V. Wrestling Rifle Team 157 Ouch! Good shot! Sports in Action! Hey. where did everybody go? Kevin Dunn hunts oppossum. Caroline Downing spikes one over. Mark Canncy and Tim O'Brien ready for action. Rolf Ferrari fakes out a Sweet Home opponent. 158 Sports in Action It s got to go in. Look out below! The football team points out stellar constellations at Rich. I'm tired of getting kicked around. Hang in there. Jean Garrett. Jcnine Corbclli whacks one in. Sports in Action 159 Sink Boys' Varsity Basketball: From row: Tony Berrafato, John Curry, Marc Santarsiero, Tim O'Brien. Paul Walker. Row 2: Scott Wright, Erie Thuman, Ryan Duve, Ron Duttweiler. Mark Canney, Bob Maley, John Filipezak. Scoreboard Clarence Opp. 51 Dunkirk 62 56 Springville 58 52 Cleve. Hill 37 49 Lancaster 71 46 Maryvale 44 45 Wmsv. East 56 46 Clcvc. Hill 34 52 Sweet Home 67 59 Springville 54 52 Amherst 54 37 Wmsv. North 34 52 Lancaster 46 61 Maryvale 57 43 Wmsv. East 56 50 Sweet Home 59 51 Amherst 50 59 Wmsv. North 50 SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS 54 Lakeshore 38 47 Springville 55 SECTIONALS 60 Iroquois 44 The Clarence Varsity Red Devils have proved that basketball is truly a team sport by exhibiting tremendous effort and cooperation. They are expected to do very well in sectionals, with the exper- ienced coaching of Howard Johnt. Coach Johnt will be losing five seniors this spring, but returning starters Ryan Duve, Bob Maley, Paul Walker and Mike Lally should be a great asset to next year’s team. Mark Canney, John Curry, Ron Duttweiler, Tim O’Brien and Mark San- tarsiero, all seniors, will be missed for their outstanding individual talent as well as their ability to work as a team. 160 Boys' Varsity Basketball Boys’ JV Basketball: Front row: Greg Layer. Dave Koehler, Marty Callahan. Bill Mihalko, Phil Louisos, Mike Mcldrim. Row 2: Todd Chambcrland, Jim Bohm, Brian Shaffer. Steve Sugar, Steve Nappo. Lou Guerra. Coach Donner. Shooting To New Heights Scoreboard Clarence Opp- 41 Hamburg 30 68 Dunkirk 41 57 Cleve. Hill 34 55 Lancaster 26 57 Maryvale 45 55 Wmsv. East 32 55 Cleve. Hill 38 32 Sweet Home 50 54 Springville 58 55 Amherst 60 63 Wmsv. North 49 48 Lancaster 38 70 Maryvale 32 45 Wmsv. East 47 37 Sweet Home 41 70 Amherst 63 54 Wmsv. North 36 72 Springville 60 The Boys' JV Basketball Team has had a very rewarding season. They have displayed true sportsmanship, along with great skill, which lasted throughout the season — both on and off the court. Coach Donner is looking forward to another successful season in ‘82, with young talent moving up from the Fresh- man squad. Boys’ JV Basketball 161 Hoop Shooters! Boys Freshmen Basketball: Front Row: Marty Callahan. Mike Outten. Row 2: Rob Rcames. Don Jenk, Dan Ro- land, Andy Thielman. Row 3: Tom Moore, Tom Joss, Scott Stiglitz, Mike Meldrim. Row 4: Tom Olendorf, Jim Kliszak. Bill Mihalko, Tim Geary, Steve Sugar, Steve Nappo. Jim Wallcshauser, Greg Layer. Fast action, high scoring, and cooperative team playing all were apparent at the Freshmen Basketball games. Leaders Tim Burlingame, Brian Maley, Mike McClaren, and Tom Wagner helped to lead the team to a victorious 11 win and 3 loss record. Coach Ransbury anticipates another winning season in 1981-’82. 162 Boys Freshman Basketball Little Slammers The Freshman Baseball Team completed the sea- son with a record of 5 wins and 8 losses. Despite this disappointing season, the team had some outstand- ing talent that will make a Fine addition to the J.V. team this spring. Among the fine talent was catcher, Marty Callahan; first baseman, Bill Mihalko; and Bill Wiekert who obtained the highest batting aver- age. Boy's Freshman Baseball: Front Row: Marty Callahan. Mike Outten. Row 2: Rob Reaves. Don Jenk, Dan Roland. Andy Thielman. Row 3: Tom Moore. Tom Joss. Scott Stiglitz. Mike Meldrim. Row 4: Tom Olendorf, Jim Klisak. Bill Mihalko, Tim Geary, Steve Sugar, Steve Nappo, Jim Walleshauser, Greg Layer. Boys’ Freshman Baseball 163 The Old Ball Game Varsity Baseball: Dan DiPirro, Paul Walker. Dan Chamberland. Jim Albert. Bob Seagcr. Greg Honsbcrgcr. Mike Brodowski. Tony Bcraffato. Bob Malcy. Mark Canney. The Varsity Baseball Team had a disap- pointing season despite some outstanding individual play. The team placed fourth in the league with an overall record of 9 wins and 12 losses. The team's great determina- tion led them to beat last year’s Division II winner. Williamsvillc East, and powerful Orchard Park; however, the team was dis- appointed when losing to teams they thought were “sure wins.” Leading the Devils hitting was Greg Honsberger, John Curry, Jim Galmbacher, and centcrfielder Dan DiPirro, who was M.V.P. and White Letter Winner. All- Stars for the 2nd team were 1st baseman, Greg Honsberger, and shortstop, Dan Chamberland. The 1981 season looks very promising with the return of eleven previous players, including Mike Brodowski, the leader in stolen bases, and strong infielder, Paul Walker. Coach Mike Windhurst is also ex- pecting some excellent talent from the J.V. team. Scoreboard Wmsv. South Wmsv. East Wmsv. North Orchard Park Alden Iroquois Amherst Wmsv. South West Seneca East Wmsv. East Lake Shore Orchard Park Lackawanna Iroquois Lancaster Lancaster West Seneca East Akron Clarence 164 Varsity Baseball Sluggers Outstanding team play and intelligent posi- tional play contributed to a fine season record of 11 wins and 7 losses for the J.V. Baseball Team. Among the players, the efforts of Dan Harsch. Paul Galmbacher, and team M.V.P., Steve Nappo. should be recognized. Coach Helms believes many of the players will be a great asset to the Varsity team this spring, and indications of a great season ahead should prove correct. JV Baseball: Front Row: Dave Honsberger, Steve Roth, Larry Gibbons, Skip Frey, Don Folkcmcr. Dan Mclbornc. Dan Harsch. Row two: Joe Zam- bito, Ozzie Fartenbarkcr, Scott Wright, Jim Bailey, Steve Nappo. John Summers. Martin Hickey, Rich Henkel, Rex Wrong. Andy Deahn. Row three: Ron Pulli. Brett Brady. Paul Galmbacher, Dan Korpanty, Mike Blcmel. Paul Miller. JV Baseball 165 Batter Up! Girls' Softball: Front Row: Anne Schneebergcr. Diana Rossi, Cynthia Rossi, Danyette Whitten, Elizabeth Brady, Suzanne Long. Row 2: Erin Whitten. Jane Lorenzini, Jenine Corbelli, Jacqueline Allgaier, Carrie Peterson, Theresa Liskoff. Row 3: Coach Charles Vesper, Catherine Westphal, Sheri Scavonc. Christine Callahan. Margaret Voltz, Julia Honsbcrgcr. Kelly Bennet. Heather Douglas. Kim Kolck. The Girls' Softball Team once again dominated the softball league as they continued their winning record. Under the outstanding coaching of Charles Vesper, the determined team placed second in the league and second in sectionals with a season’s record of 10-2 and an overall record of 15- 3. In the duration of the softball team, the girls have managed to lose only 4 out of 35 games. Heather Douglas received the White Letter for her fine pitching. This year’s season looks very promising as 12 girls will be returning to capture the title that they forfeited two years ago. 166 Girls’ Softball KEY Freshmen — Fr. Sophomores — Sp. Juniors — Jr. Seniors — Sr. A Ackerman, Maurice — Sr. - Ackerman, Robin — Jr. — 82 Adams, Annelle — Sr. — 26, 124, 125 Adams, Donna Elaine — Fr. — 86, 124, 125 Adams, Joseph — Jr. — 65, 138 Admer, Brian — Sp. — 81, 136 Adner, Mary — Sr. — 26, 126 Aikin. Laura — Jr. — 68, 108, 114, 117, 119, 122, 123, 125 Albers, Ted — Sp. — 139 Albert, James — Sr. — 26. 123, 164 Albert, Thomas — Jr. — 62, 119 Alexander, Gary — Sp. — 12, 79. 106, 108, 114. 118, 1 19, 123, 129 Allen. Shawn — Sr. — 26, 106, 107, 113 Allgaier, Jacqueline — Jr. — 69, 121, 128, 166 Allgaicr, Kirk — Fr. — 91 Altenburg. Ellen — Jr. — 68. 142 Alienburg, Jane — Fr. — 90. 116, 125 Anaka, Timothy — Sr. — 26 Anaka, William — Fr. — 90 Anastasi. Mona — Sp. — 74 Anderson, Robert — Fr. — 91 Andrews, Timothy — Sr. — 26 Andrzejewski, Rose — Sr. — 14, 26, 106, 108, 114. 116, 117, 123 Angrisano. Michael — Sr. — 26 Anstey. Gail — Sp. — 77 Anstcy. James — Sr. — 77 Antolik, Joseph — Jr. — Aquilina, Diane — Jr. — 68 Aquino, Christopher — Sr. — 13, 27 Archibald. Carol — Jr. — 67. 127 Arrison, Craig — Sr. — 27. 31, 151 Attea, Theresa — Fr. — 88, 116, 125 Atzrott, Katherine — Sp. — 75 Azzarello. Michael — Fr. — 19, 86 B Babbitt. Timothy — Sp. — 81. 109, 129, 151 Bachman. Paul — Sp. — 74. 136 Baer, Jonathan — Sp. Bailey. James — Jr. — 68, 134, 165 Baker, Brenda — Jr. — 69 Baker. Cheryl — Jr. — 63 Baker, Scott — Sr. — 27 Baker, Timothy — Fr. — 84, 140 Bakowski. Kim — Sr. — 27 Banaszak, Kenneth — Sr. 27 Banaszak. Michael — Jr. — 65, 138 Banks. Barbara — Jr. — 62, 150 Barie. Kathleen — Sp. 81 Bariilari. Lou — Sp. — Baron. Karen — Sp. — 68 Baron, Kathy — Sr. — 27 Barone, Andrea — Sr. — 27, 106, 107, 118. 124, 130, 142 Barone. Karen — Jr. — 68 Barone, Michael — Fr. — 86. 137 Barron. Sara — 65. 106, 127 Barry. Kevin — Sp. — Bartels, Mary — Jr. — 67 Bartels. Peter — Fr. — 85 Bartels. William — Sr. — 27 Basilc. Ann Marie — Sr. — 27 Bass, Gregory — Fr. — 89, 137 Bass. Thomas — Jr. — 64, 138 Bass, Timothy — Sp. — 81 Baston, Kevin — Fr. — 51, 85 Bates, Marsha — Sr. — 28 Bathory, James — Jr. — 70 Baube, Margaret — Sp. 82, 120, 122, 132 Bauer, Donald — Jr. — 65 Baumer. Ann — Jr. — 67, 106, 107, 132 Baumgartner. Jarrod — Fr. — 85 Bcaser, William — Fr. — 88. 109, 129, 144 Beck. Susan — Sr. — 28, 112, 118, 119, 122, 123 Bcckinghausen, Cecelia — Fr. — 86 Beckinghausen, David — Jr. — 62. 113 Beers, Brenda — Sr. — 28, 112, 121 Beers, Douglasa — Fr. — 89 Beers, Robert — Fr. — 90 Beil. Kathleen — Jr. — 68, 125 Bcin. Jeff — Fr. — 89 Bein, Lorri — Jr. — Bcitcr. Kevin — Sp. — 75 Beiter, Michele — Fr. — 90 Bell, Adam — Fr. — 90 Bell, Steven — Sr. — 28 Bclmusto. Vivian — Sp. — 79 Benedict, Thomas — Sr. — Benkovich. Joseph — Fr. — 85 Bennett, Christopher — Fr. — 84, 121, 124 Bennett, Daniel Sp. — 75 Bennett, Kelly — Sp. — 79. 166, 147 Bennett. Paul — Sr. — 28 Berchou, David — Sp. — 78 Bcrchou. Debbie — Jr. — 69, 124, 125, 132 Berchou. Donald — Jr. — 66 Bcrchou, Kim — Sr. — 28 Berchou. Laura — Fr. — 116 Berger, Arthur — Fr. — Bergmann. Alanc — Sr. — 28, 116. 117 Bcrkich, Diana — Jr. — 65. 127 Bernack. Jacqueline — Jr. Berner, Alan — Jr. — Bcrrafato, Tony — Jr. — 67, 128. 134, 164 Berrafato, Mary Ann — Sr. — 28, 124 Berry, David — Jr. — 65 Berry, James — Jr. — 68, 109, 118 Bcrtucci, Linda — Sp. — 77, 141, 142 Bertucci, Michael — Sr. — 28 Bcstinc. Kenneth — Sp. — 79 Bevcr, Howard — Sp. — Biggs, Lawrence — Fr. — 84, 121, 122 Biggs. Sean — Sr. — Billings, James — Sp. — Billings, Sean — Sp. — 82 Binner. Susan — Jr. — 65, 127 Binner, William — Sp. — 82 Bischof, Dennis — Sr. — 28, 113, 138 Bischof, Patricia — Jr. — 68, 108, 117, 124, 131 Bissoncttc. Daniel — Jr. — 65 Bissonette, Jeffery — Sr. — 29 Black. Laurie — Sp. — 74 Black. Peter — Sr. — 29. 118 Blackwell, Brian — Sp. — 74 Blcmel, Michael — Jr. — 18. 19, 68. 114. 117, 130, 165 Blum, Carol — Sp. — 82 Boa. Melinda Sr. — 29, 106, 112, 116, 117 Bodic, James — Sp. — 77, 111 Boehler. Katherine — Fr. — 91 Bochlcr, Leslie — Sp. — 70, 108, 112, 119 Bohm, James — Sp. — 81, 119, 129, 144 Bolt, Brian — Sp. — 78 Bond. Debra — Sp. — 82, 124 Bonn, Susan — Sp. — 75, 79, 129, 146 Booth. Daniel — Jr. — Bordnwe, Barbara — Jr. — 115, 147 Bosch. Derek — Fr. — 88. 121 Bosch. Robert — Sr. — 29. 118. 119, 123 Bostwick. Charles — Fr. — 90, 129 Bosworth, Brian — Sr. — 29 Boyd, Douglas — Jr. — 62 Boyne, Julia — Jr. — 29 Brace. D. MacGregor — Jr. — 65 Brace. Jennifer — Fr. — 84 Brachman, Linda — Sr. — 29. Ill, 130 Bradford, Amy — Sp. — 76 Bradford. Margaret — Sr. — 29 Brady, Robert — Jr. — 67, 128, 165 Brahmcr. Richard — Sp. — 76 Brauer. Deborah — Sp. — Braun, Janet — Fr. — 86 Braun. Mary — Sr. — 29 Braun, Melissa — Sr. — 29, 106, 141 Bray. Molly — Sr. — 29, 108, 112, 113, 119 Bray, Gretchen — Fr. — 91 Brazer, Lori — Sr. — 30, 112 Brazer, Lynn — Fr. — 85, 116 Brewster, Maria — Fr. — 89 Britton, Katrina — Sp. — 81 Britton. Robert — Fr. — 87 Brode, Arthur — Sr. — 30 Brodowski, Michael — Sr. — 30, 109, 112, 130, 134. 169 Brodowski, Paul — Fr. — 91 Bronisz, Mark — Fr. — 91 168 Bronisz. Martin — Sr. — 30, 124 Brooks, James — Fr. — 90. 137 Brown, Lori A. — Fr. — 85, 129 Brown, Michael — Sr. — 30, 116, 144 Browne, Michael — Jr. — 70, 112, 128, 144 Brown. Sarah — Sp. — 129. 132 Brown, Steven — Jr. — 62 Brown, Timothy — Jr. — 67, 118, 119, 122, 123, 138 Brundage. Kirk — Fr. — 90, 121 Brunner, Darlene — Sp. — 74 Brunner. Michael — Jr. — 67, 113, 144 Bryant, Jill — Sr. — 30. 124 Bucklacw. Jerry — Sp. — 81 Bucklaew, Linda — Sr. — 30 Bucklacw. Mark — Jr. — Buckleaw, William — Jr. — 62 Buddcn, Christopher — Sr. — 30. 107 Buell. Walter — Sp. — 80, 108, 129 Bugenhagen, Jeffery — Sp. — 79, 120, 122, 139, 151 Bujanowski, Dennis — Sp. — 74 Burdette, David — Sp. — 81, 139 Burkard, James — Jr. — 62, 128 Burke. Sandra — Fr. — 85 Burkhardt. Michael Paul — Fr. — 91 Burks. Rodney — Jr. — 64, 128, 130, 134, 151 Burlingame, Donald — Sr. — 30 Burlingame, Timothy — Fr. — 129 Burns. Jeffrey — Jr. — 62 Burns. Jennifer — Sr. — 30, 112, 119, 122, 123, 130 132, 141 Bush. Kathleen — Sr. — 31 C Cable. Jeffrey — Sp. — 80 Callahan. Martin — Sp. — 74, 139 Callahan. Michael — Fr. — 90. 140 Cammilleri, David — Sr. — 63 Campbell, John — Sp. — 78 Campbell, Lisa — Fr. — 88. 116 Campbell, Wendy — Sr. — 31 Candino, Charles — Sp. — 81 Candino. Santina — Sr. — 126 Canney, Kari — Sr. — 31 Canney, Mark — Sr. — 31, 130, 158, 164 Canney, Robert — Fr. — 90, 137 Capell. Karla — Sr. — 31, 126 Care. Bradley — Sp. 75, 120. 122 Carlozzi, Donna — Sr. — Carlozzi, John — Fr. — 84 Carls, James — Fr. — 88 Carls. Linda—Sr.— 31, 112, 114, Caroll, Cynthia — Sr. — 31 Carpenter, Donna — Sr. — 31, 124, 128 Carpenter, Elizabeth — Sr. — 31, 106, 129 Carpenter, Guy — Sp. — 77. 129, 136 Carpenter, Kathryn — Jr. — 69 Carter. Cheryl Ann — Jr. — 68, 121, 122 Case, Cynthia — Jr. — 69. 115, 119, 122, 123 Case, Lynnette — Fr. 90, 121, 146 Casey, Deborah — Sp. — 81 Cashmore, Daniel — Sp. — 77, 107, 117 Casilio, Peter — Sp. — 77, 136 Casmano. Alberto — Fr. — 66 Castren Douglas — Fr. 120. 137 Castren, Linda — Jr. — 67, 130, 150 Cesar, Mary — Jr. — 63, 108, 117 Chambcrland, Daniel Sr. — 31, 20. 124, 144, 164 Chambcrland. Todd — Sp. 76 Chamberlin, Denise — Jr. — 63 Chattin, Wendy — Sp. — 77, 106. 120, 122 Chevalier, Michelle — Sr. — Chriswell. Christopher — Sp. — Chubb, Barry — Sp. — 78, 135, 151, 136 Cianciolo. Alisa — Fr. — 19. 88 Cimato. Carolyn — Fr. — 74 Cimato. Fcrdinando — Fr. — 19. 87 Cimato, Maria — Jr. — 62 Ciminelli, John — Sr. — 64 Ciminelli, John — Sr. — 64 Ciminelli, Mary Beth — Fr. — 88 Clark, Michael — Sp. — 82 Clark, Nancy — Sr. — 32, 113, 150 Clark, Noelle — Jr. — 66, 113, 150 Closson. Gayla — Sr. — 32. 130, 150 Cohen, Steven — Fr. — 85 Cole. Robert — Jr. — 66 Colis, Marian — Sp. — 82, 129 Comisso, Frank — Fr. — 87 Coniglio. David — Sr. — 32. 107, 108, 129, 151 Coniglio, Rebecca — Fr. — 90, 121, 129 Connolly, Patrick — Fr. — 86, 140 Collolly, Robin — Jr. — 67, 116, 117 Connors, Kathleen — Sr. — 32, 111, 112, 115, 130 Constantini, Anthony — Sp. — 82 Cook. Scott — Sp. — 79 Corbclli, Jenine — Sr. — 32. 106, 107, 130, 142, 145, 159, 166 Corncluis, Ann — Jr. — 67 Cornelius, Laura — Fr. — 87 Coreis, Jeff — Sp. — 76 Cosmano, Alberto — Jr. — Cournan, Mary — Sr. — 32 Cower, Barbara — Fr. — 90, 129, 147 Cower, Kathleen — Sr. 32, 129. 130, 147 Craig, Wendy — Sr. — 18. 19. 32. 45, 112, 114, 130, 131, 150 Crane. Donald — Sr. — 32, 120, 130, 138 Cravatta, Matthew — Sp. — 80, 82, 136 Cravatta, Thomas — Sr. — 33, 138 Cravatta, Rac Lynn — Sp. — 78 Crawshaw. Alice — Sr. — Creighton, Michelle — Fr. — 90. 107, 109, 118 Crume, William — Sr. — Cummings, Brian — Fr. — 85 Cummings, Mark — Sp. — 78 Cummings, Todd — Fr. — Curry. John — Sr. — 21, 33, 112, 130, 134 Curry. Susan — Jr. — 71, 110, 112, 115. 128, 130 Czesak. Virginia — Sp. — 141 D D'Amico, John — Jr. — 69 Dabmer. Brian — Sr. — 33, 109, 120, 122, 123 Daiber, Andrew — Sr. — 33 Daigler, Christine — Sr. — 33 Daiglcr, Patrici — Fr. — Davies, Raymond — Jr. — 65 Davis, Cynthia — Sr. — 12 Davis, Judith — Fr. — 88 Deahn, Andrew — Jr. — 66, 134, 165 Deahn, Daniel — Fr. — 85 Deahn, Darryl — Sp. — 85 Deitz, Kurt — Fr. — 124 DeJac, John — Jr. — 69. 108, 113, 117, 128, 144 DeJac. Kirk — Fr. — 87. 140 DcLang, David — Sp. — 81 DcLang. Rebecca — Sr. — 33 DcMaio, Lisa — Jr. — Dempsey. Thomas — Jr. — 65 Denning, Brian — Jr. — 69, 116. 117 DePirro. Laurie — Sp. — 74, 125 Demaioribus, Maria — Sp. — 82. 125 DeRose, David — Sr. — 33, 124 Deutschman, Eric — Jr. — 69 Dcutschman. Nina — Sr. — 33 Dewitz, Robert — Jr. — 63 Dexter, Bridget — Fr. — 90 DiBartolo, Anthony — Sr. — 33, 118, 119, 123 Dickey, Charles — Sp. — Dickey. Joseph — Sp. — Didion, Christopher — Fr. — 85 Didion. Jeffrey — Sr. — 33, 119 Dielgclman, Joan — Sr. — 33, 127 Diencr, Cynthia — Sp. — 19. 80, 110, 116, 117, 132 Dietrich, Rodney — Jr. — Dietzman, Scott — Jr. — 68 Di Paolo, Donna — Fr. — 81 Dietzman, Shaun — Sr. — 33. 119, 151 Distler, Mary — Sr. — 34, 112 DiTondo, Elizabeth — Fr. — 86 Doan, Sharon — Sr. — 124 Dock. Denise — Fr. — 86. 147 Dock, Kelly — Fr. — 87, 111, 125 Dogget. Robert — Fr. — 75 Dogoli, Joseph — Fr. — 87, 134. 143 Dolloff, Anne — Sp. — 71, 112, 119, 122, 127, 128 Dolloff. Joan — Fr. — 88, 121, 122, 129 Donnelly, Brian — Sr. — 34, 130 Donner, Charles — Fr. — 88. 140 Donner, Patricia — Fr. — 81 Donohue, Barry — Sr. — 34 Doran, Elizabeth — Sp. — 75, 147 Doran, Kathleen — Fr. — 116 Dorigo. James — Fr. — 68 Dorigo, Maria — Sr. — 34 Dorigo, Nancy — Fr. — 88 Dorr, Brooks. — Sr. — 34 Dougan, Kathleen — Sp. — 74 Downing. Caroline — Jr. — 69. 115, 130, 141, 145, 158 Draves. Christopher — Sp. — 74. 139 Draves. Lisa — Jr. — 66 Draves. Timothy — Sr. — 34. 126 Draves, Wendy — Jr. — 64, 115, 150 Dressier, Dawn Marie — Fr. — 86 Dressier, Wayne — Jr. — 66 Drexelius. Frank — Jr. — 68 Drexelius, Margaret — Sr. — 34 Dubrinski, Francis — Sr. — 34 Dubrinski. Larry — Sp. — 78. 136 169 Dudck. Lynn — Sp. — 74. 116, 125 Duffy. Margaret — Jr. — 128, 147 Duke, Kimberly Ann — Fr. — 90 Dusterhus. Mathew — Fr. Duminico, Lisa — Sr. — 34, 106, 107, 112 Duminico. Rita — Sp. — 74 Dunn. Peter — Sp. — 82 Dunne, Kevin — Sp. — 82. 129, 151. 158 Dusterhus, Mike — Fr. — 86 Duszynski. Linda — Sr. — Duttwcilcr. Randall — Fr. — 90. 121, 130 Duttweiler. Rodney — Sp. — 82, 111, 151, 136 Duttwcilcr. Ronald — Sr. — 34. 108, 111, 120. 122. 134, 151 Duve, Jennifer — Sr. — 35 Duvc. Ryan — Jr. — 66. 134. 151 E Ederer, Martin — Sr. — 35, 106, 118 Eggcr. William — Jr. — 69 Ehrenreich, Andrea — Sr. — 17, 35, 110, 112, 113. 115. 116. 117, 123 Elbers. Theodore — Sp. — 81 Elin. Mary — Sp. — 87, 104, 111 Ellis. Rcnne — Sp. — 79. 110. 131 Elnisky, Lynn — Sp. 77 Elniksy. Judith — Jr. — 63 Ely, Cheryl — Jr. — 67, 128 Ely. Deborah — Jr. — 9. 69 Engel, Leo — Sp. — 74 Engl. Joseph — Sr. — 35, 144 Englcr. Michael — Sp. — 78 Erickson. Thomas — Sr. 35. 107 Erler, Jill — Jr. — 70 Erlcr, Scott — Jr. 69, 108, 109 Ernst. Jean Marie — Fr. — 85 Ernst. Susan — Jr. — 67 Ernst. William — Jr. — 63 Ertcl, Mary — Jr. — 127 Everhart. William — Sr. — 126 F Fahey, Christopher — Sp. — 76, 139, 151 Falk, Carolyn — Fr. — 129 Falk. David — Sr. — 35, 128, 130. 134, 151 Farace. Joseph — Jr. — 62 Farr, Eric — Fr. — 84 Farrell. William — Fr. — 89, 121, 139 Fartenbarkcr, Maggie— 112, 120, 121, 121, Fartenbarker, Ozzie — 165 —- Fasanello. Christopher — Fr. — 19. 84, 120. 140 Fasanello, Ellen — Jr. — 67. 118 Fasanello, Sebastian — Sr. — 35, 119, 122 Fawls, Martin — Sp. — 75, 129, 139 Faxlangcr. Susan — Sp. — 78. 125 Federowicz, Keith — Fr. — 66, 85, 137 Fedcson. Jody — Fr. — 84 Feldman. Kathy Feldman. Sandra, — Sr. — 12. 126 Ferguson. Sandra — Sr. — 35. 144 Ferguson, Tami — Jr. — 65 Ferrari. Rolf — Sr. — 35, 138. 128 Flanigan John — Fr. — Fiegel. Lance — Sp. — 77, 139 Filipczak. Jon — Fr. — 85, 144 Finlayson, Maura — Jr. — 68, 124 Fischer. Charles — Fr. — 87. 140 Fischer. Linda — Sp. — 81 Fischer. Sherri — Jr. — 67. 127, 128 Fisher, Susan — Fr. — 84 Fischer, Theresa — Sr. — 36 Fitzsimmons. Kelly — Sp. — Fix, James — Sr. — Fix, Lisa — Fr. — 85 Fix, Karen — Jr. — 63 Flaherty, Michael — Sp. — 81 Flaherty, Susan — Sr. — 36 Flanigan, John — Fr. — 87 Florczak. Debra — Sr. — 36, 112, 12S Florczak. Janice — Sp. — 80, 125, 129 Foel, John — Fr. — 140 Folckcmer, Donald — Jr. — 62, 165 Folckemer, Jeffery — Fr. — 90 Ford. Lanae — Fr. — 85, 116 Ford. Lori — Sr. 36, 106, 116, 117 Forgie, Jeffery — Jr. — 63 Forthman, Jim — Fr. — 137 Fox, Susan — Sr. — 36, 106. 107 Franckowiak. Peter — Fr. — 85 Frank. Andrew — Sr. — 36, 119. 122, 123. 130, 138 Frank, Micheline — Fr. — 84. 116 Frey. Douglas — Jr. — 67 Frey. Harold — Jr. — 66, 124, 134, 165 Friedman. Daniel — Fr — 87, 137 Friedman. Heather — Jr. — 67 Frost. James — Fr. — 88, 136 Frost, Thomas — Jr. — 69. 134, 151 Fryling, Bradley — Fr. — 91, 137 Fryling, Dale — Jr. — 62, 134 Fu, George — Sp. — 74 Funk. Kathryn — Sr. — 36. 112. 120. 130. 141 Furioso, Roberta — Jr. — 62, 125, 128, 150 G Gaczcwski. Michelle — Sr. — 36, 110 Galasso, Anthony — Fr. — 85 Galland. Peter — Jr. — Galmbachcr, James — Sr. — 36. 130. 134 Galmbacher, Paul — Jr. — 134, 165 Ganrin, Roy — Fr. — 91 Ganchow, Mark — Jr. — 69, 117, 134 Ganzenmuller. Patricia — Sr. — 36, 106 Gardner, David — Sp. — Garr, David — Jr. — 67 Garr. Rachel — Sr. — 36, 126, 131 Garrett, Daniel — Fr. — 120 Garrett, Jean — Sr. — 36. 112, 117, 130, 141, 159 Gatti, Joan — Jr. — 68. 110, 128. 130 Gaunder, Kelly — Fr. — 85 Gawlowicz, Mathew — Sr. — 37, 130, 138. 151 Geary, Timothy — Sp. — 82. 129 Gchring, John — Sr. — 140 Geib. Edward — Jr. — 65 Geiger. Deborah — Fr. — 90. 129, 146 Geiger, Thomas — Sr. — 37, 106, 113 Geiger. Timothy — Sp. — 77, 129 Gcnco, Charles — Fr. — 85, 137 Genco. Diane — Sr. — 37, 135 I George. Karen — Sp. — 75 George, Timothy — Jr. — 66 Gcorger. Sandra — Jr. — 69, 130. 150 Gerner, Russell — Fr. — 109 Gettens, Jeffrey — Sp. — 74 Gibbons, Lawrence — Jr. — 64. 165 Gibson, Bill — Fr. — 137 Gibson, Bob — Sr. — 111, 134 Gibson, Charles — Jr. — 65 Gibson, Robert — Sp. — 75 Gilmour, Duane — Sr. — 37, 112, 118. 119, 122. 123 Glassman, Timothy — Jr. — 71, 113 Glassman. Todd — Sp. — 76, 151 Glauber, Anne — Fr. — 88, 129 Glauber, Leo — Sr. — 37, 130 Glieco, Mark — Sr. — 37 Godalski, Francis — Sp. — 116, 117, 129 Goetz, Scott — Fr. — 86 Goldstein. Daniel — Jr. — 18, 19, 108, 114, 117, 144 Goldstein, Tamara — Jr. — 19, 70, 106. 114, 115. 116. 132 Gonzales, Steven — Fr. — 85 Gordon. Charles — Sr. — Gordon. Christopher — Sr. — 37 Gordon. Jeoffrey — Jr. — Gorny, Rachel — Sr. — 117, 128 Gottzmann, Matthew — Sp. — 81 Gozdalski, Francis — Jr. — 77 Grabowski. James — Jr. — Grabowski, Susan — Fr. — 60 Graham. Charlene — Sp. — 81, 150 Gray, Melinda — Fr. — 60, 88, 121, 147 Gray, Suzanne — Sr. — 37, 106. 119. 122, 123, 141 Greaves, Jenny — Jr. — 68, 125, 128 Grccnhalgh. Cindy — Sp. — 81, 128 Gregorio, Christopher — Sr. — Grcis. Jeffrey — Sp. — 136 Greis. Robert — Jr. — 63, 134 Gresens, Daniel — Jr. — 62. 134 Grcscns. Diane — Sp. — 78, 146 Gresens, Deborah — Jr. — 130 Grcscns, Douglas — Jr. 66. 134, 135 Grey, Melinda------129 Griffin, Lynn — Sr. Grogan. Kelli — Sp. — 19, 77, 1 19, 122, 124 Grove. Kent — Jr. — 65 Gruber, David — Jr. — 69, 128 Gruszecki, Debra — Jr. — 64 Gruszecki, Laura — Fr. — 60, 86 Guerra, Louis — Sp. — 74, 136 Guido. Lawrence — Sp. — 81, 117, 139 Gulakiw, Benny — Fr. — 60 Gulczynski, Mara — Sr. — 37 Gutowski. Darlene — Jr. — 65 H Haakc. Curtis — Jr. — 65 Haas. Donald — Sr. — 38, 106 Haas, Jeffrey — Sr. — 38. 107. 120, 122 Haas, Jennifer — Fr. — 60, 85 170 Haas, Jim — Jr. — Habarth, William — Sr. — 38 Hachtcn, Barbara — Sr. — Hackbush. Roger — Fr. — 60. 90, 140 Hahn, Andrew — Jr. — 68. 117, 134 Hahn, Cheryl — Jr. — 65, 127 Hahn, Deborah — Sr. — 38 Hahn, Thomas — Jr. — 65 Hair. Rob — 82. 109, 116 Haley. Glenn — Sr. — 38. 118. 119. 122 Halik. Dawn — Jr. — 68 Halik. William — Sr. — 38 Haller, Christopher — Sr. — 38 Hamilton. Alfred — Fr. — 60, 91 Hamilton, Alice — Fr. — 60, 85 Hammer. Dana — Sr. — 38 Hammond. Denise — Sr. — 38 Hammond, Robert — Jr. — 68, 128 Hammond, Sandra — Sp. 19. 74, 115, 121, 147 Hand, Jennifer — Jr. 70, 106, 116. 132 Hand. Pamela — Fr. — 60, 88. 116, 129 Hanes, Deborah — Sr. — 38, 110, 112, 115, 130 Hanes. Lisa Marie — Fr. — 60, 91, 110 Hanlon, Craig — Sp. — 79, 117, 129, 139 Hansscl. Julie — Fr. — 91 Harding. David — Sr. — 38, 120, 121 Harlock, Elizabeth — Jr. — 64 Harris, Brian — Jr. — 69. 108, 109, 128 Harris, Peter — Fr. — Harris. Rebecca — Fr. — 88 Harry, Bruce — Fr. — 88 Harsch, Daniel — Jr. — 67, 165 Harsch, Susan — Fr. — 88, 116, 129 Harting, Dave — Sr. — Hartman, Kathleen — Sr. — 39 Hartwig, Douglas — Fr. — 89, 118 Hart wig, Roger — Sp. 75. 120, 122 Hasselbeck, Mary — Jr. — 64, 112, 116, 117, 132 Hassett, John — Jr. — 65 Hassctt. Mary — Fr. — 85 Hastings. Mark — Sr. — 39. 118. 119 Hauer, George — Jr. — 62 Hauer, Laurie — Fr. — 88 Hawes, Christine — Jr. — 62, 126 Hawes. Nancy — Sp. — Heckman, Tammy Sue — Fr. — 19, 88 Heigl. Mark — Jr. — 65 IHcim, Mark — Jr. — 65 Hendershot. Carlye — Fr. — 88 Henderson. Eric — Fr. — 85 Henkel, Richard — Jr. — 64, 165 Herberger, Andrew — Sp. — 75 Herbcrger. Charlene — Fr. — 90 Herberger. Jeffrey — Sr. — 39 Herbcrger, Michael — Sr. — 39 Herberger, Paul — Jr. — 68 Herman. Gail — Fr. — 85. 116 Herr, Peter — Jr. — 108 Hcslor, Todd — Fr. — 87 Hess, Andrew — Fr. — 86 Hess, James — Sp. — Hess, Raymond — Jr. — 67 Hickey, Brendan — Jr. — 69, 128 Hickey. Eileen — Sr. — 39 Hickey, John — Fr. — 85, 137 Hickey, Kevin — Sr. — 39. 130, 144, 151 Hickey, Martin — Jr. — 68. 165 Hill. Lynettc — Fr. — 89, 109, 121, 146 Hill, Michael — Sp. — 79, 107 Hills, James — Fr. — 85, 140 Hills, Michael — Jr. — 65 Hirtreiter, Christopher — Fr. — 85, 137 Hocko, Susan — Sr. 39 Hodak, Daniel — Sr. — Hodak, Karen — Fr. — 85 Hodak, Lisa — Fr. — 87 Hodge, Jodi — Sp. — 75, 141, 146 Hodge, Linda — Fr. — 88, 146 Hodges. James — Fr. — 90, 116. 129 Hocbel. Robin — Jr. — 70, 108, 110 Hocflcr, Donald — Sp. — 79, 125, 139 Hoehman, Deborah — Fr. — Hoehman, Karen — Jr. — Hoehman, Tammy — Fr. — 84, 110, 124, 125 Hoffman. Anita — Jr. — 71, 106, 129 Hoffman, Kristine — Jr. — 60, 62 Hoffman. Susan — Sr. — 39 Hoisaeter, Hege — Jr. — Hollinsworth, Raymond — Fr. — 89, 140 Holms. James — Fr. — 88, 89, 129 Honeyman, Elizabeth — Fr. — 88, 121 Honsberger, David — Jr. — 69, 165 Honsberger. Julie — Sp. — 78, 166 Honsberger, Sally — Jr. — 67 Hopkins, Alan — Jr. — 68, Hopkins, Criag — Sr. — 39, 70 Horan, Kelly — Sr. — 39, 130, 150 Howard, Elizabeth — Sp. — 80 Howard. Susan — Fr. — 90 Huber, Annette — Sp. — 81 Hunt, Wayne — Sp. — Hurd, Allan — Sr. — Hurd, Colin — Sp. — 76 Hurlburt. Debra — Sr. — Husk, Jane — Sp. — 78. 121, 122 Husu. Marja — 39, 128. 129 Hutchinson, Deanne — Fr. — 91, 116 Hutchison. Eric — Sr. — 40, 118 Hutchison. Robert — Fr. — 86. 124, 129 I Irr, Andrew — Sr. — 40 Irr, Kathleen — Sr. — 40, 110, 115 lodovito. Cecelia —Sp. — 77, 121. 124 J Jackson. Carol — Sr. — 40, 106. 112. 113. 130. 142 Jackson, James — Fr. — 91, 121 James. Kathy — Sp. — 79, 129 Janik, Mark — Sr. — 40 Janicki, Marie — Fr. — 86 Jank, Donald — Sp. — 82 Janson, David — Jr. — 138 Janson, James — Fr. — 40, 90 Jansen, Linda — Sp. — 77, 124, 129, 147 Janson. Joseph — Sr. — Janusz, Lisa — Sp. — Jarosz. Rebecca — Sr. — 40. 124 Jenkins, Kelly — Sr. — 40 Jenkins, Patrick — Jr. — 65 Johnson, Juliette — Jr. — 62, 130. 150 Johnson, Martin — Fr. — Johnson. Robin — Jr. — 64 Johnston, Eleanor — Sr. — 40 Jondle, Stephanie — Sp. — 82 Jonas, Lauren — Jr. — 69, 106, 107, 108, 109, 128 Jones, Lynn — Sr. — 15,18, 40, 19, 106, 115 Jones. Stephen — Sr. — 40 Joss, Thomas — Sp. — 82 Joyner, Pamela — Sr. — 34, 41, 130, 147 Juhre, Catherine — Jr. — 69, 129 Juhrc, Cynthia — Sr. — 41. 67 Jurek, John — Sp. — 82 Jurck, Joseph — Sr. — 70 K Kammerer, John — Sp. — 75 Karneth, Aaron — Sp. — 75, 139 Kasperek, Nancy — Sr. — 41 Keating, Kathleen — Sp. — 74. 124, 129 Keeney. Dale — Sr. — 41 Kclkenbcrg, Andrew — Jr. — 69 Kclkcnberg, Beth — Sr. — 41 Kelkenbcrg, Charlene — Fr. — 88 Kclkcnberg, Charles — Sr. — 41 Kelkenberg, David — Sp. — 82 Kclkcnberg. Jane — Sr. — 41, 150 Kelkenberg, Joanne — Fr. — 91 Keller, Wendy — Sp. — Kcllerman, Gary — Sr. — 41 Kelley, April — Sr. — 41 Kelley, Joseph — Sp. — 86 Kelly, Brenda — Jr. — 68 Kelly, Kathleen — Fr. — 41. 82. 108 Kelly, Kathy —Sr. — 118 Kennedy, Jacqueline — Jr. — 68 Kennedy. Janet — Fr. — 84 Kennedy. John — Fr. — 86 Kcohanc. James — Sr. — 42 Koehane, Jack — Sp. — 79 Kcohanc, John — Sp. — Kepner, David — Sr. — 17, 42, 108, 114, 116, 123. 154 Kcppncr. Harold — Fr. — 90 Kerr. Paul — Sp. — Kcssner. Todd — Jr. — 69 Ketcham, Jeffrey — Sr. — 42 Keyser, Michele — Sr. — 42, 124 Kick, Gregory — Sp. — 82 Kick. Michael — Sp. — 82 Kiener, Kristine — Fr. — 86 Kinnin, Peter — Sr. — 42. 119, 122. 123 Kitto, Sharon — Fr. — 88. 147 Klein, Paul — Jr. — 67 Klingcnschmitt. Julie — Sr. — 42, 106, 107, 113 Kliszak, James — Sp. — 74. 120, 122 Knavel. James — Sr. — 42 Knoblauch, Glenn — Sp. — 74 Knorz. David — Sp. — 77, 129, 139 Koehler. David — Sp. — 75, 121 Kocppcl. Michael — Sp. — 78, 124 Kohler. Charles — Fr. — Kohler. Doug — Fr. — 91, 109 Kolcynski. Brian Sp. 171 Kolck. Kim — Sr. — 42. 111, 125, 126, 166 Kolek, Tammy — Jr. — 67 Kolvcr, Doug — Fr. — 140 Korpanty, Daniel — Jr. — 68, 165 Korpanty, Kathryn — Jr. — 64, 108, 109, 113 Kothen, David — Sr. — 42 Kowalski, Cheryl — Sr. Kowalski. Debra — Fr. — 87 Kozlowski, David — Sp. — 82, 136 Kraft. Gregory — Jr. — 65 Kramer, Christopher — Sp. — Kramer. John — Sr. — 42 Kraus. David — Jr. — 62 Krcher. Hal — Sr. — 42. 130 Kreher, Maria — Jr. — 71, 108, 109, 128, 142 Krcmer. Daniel — Jr. — 68. 134 Krentz, Roger — Sr. 42 Kress. Audrey — Jr. — 68 Kress, Brian — Fr. — 91 Krolczyk, Dennis — Fr. — 86 Kroth, David — Sp. — 75 Kroth. Philip — Jr. — 64 Kuczkowski. Rebecca — Sp. — 80. 150 Kuhn. Deborah — Sr. — 43, 126 Kuhn. Linda — Jr. — Kulbacki, Brian — Jr. — 65 Kuntz, Cheryl — Sr. — 43, 112. 116. 117, 128 Kuntz. Samantha — Fr. — 84, 116 Kurowski, Cheryl — Sr. — 43, 147 Kurowski. Robert — Fr. — 91, 140 Kushman. William — Jr. — 67 L LaCopa, Dawn — Jr. — Laczkowski, Beth Ann — Fr. — 90, 147 Laczkowski. James — Sr. — II, 43, 108, 114, 117, 134. 151 Laczkowski, William — Sp. — 82, 116. 151, 136 Lahren, James — Sp. — 77, 124 Lahren. Lee Ann — Fr. — 88 Lally. Michael — Jr. — 71, 112, 134 Lamm. Sharon — Fr. — 125 LaNasa. Joseph — Fr. — 84 LaNasa. Peter — Sr. — 18, 19. 43. 115. 130 Landrich, Robynn — Fr. — 84. 124. 132 Lang. Donald — Sr. — 43 Lang, Richard — Jr. — La Porte. Christine — Fr. — 89, 129 La Porte. Mark — Fr. — 84 Larkin. Roger — Fr. — 91 Lash. Douglas — Jr. — 65, 138 Lash. Paula — Sp. — 74 Laubc. Douglas — Jr. — 62 Law, Karen — Sp. — Layer. Gregg — Sp. — 81. 119, 129, 136 Lee. Adam — Jr. — Lcff, Amy — Sp. — 124 Lcff. Robert — Jr. — 63 Leising, Andrea — Sp. — 78, 127 Lcising, Linda — Sr. — 43. 126 Leman, William — Sr. — 43 LeMaster. Susan — Jr. — 65 Less. Barbara — Sr. — 43. 147 Lettieri, Kathy — Jr. — 62 Lctticri. MaryAnn — Sr. — 44 Lcwicki, Christine — Fr. — 88 Lewis. Colleen — Sr. — Lewis. Corwin — Sr. — 44, 106 Lewis, Shirccn — Fr. — 89 Li Bassi, Suzanne — Sp. — 19, 21, 82, 110, 115, 116, 117, 125 Licata, Frank — Sr. — 44, 134 Light. Garner — Sr. — 44, 126 Light. Julie — Fr. — 91. 121 Lindner. Christine — Fr. — 87, 109. 147, 146 Lindner. David — Sp. — 78 Lindner, John — Jr. — Lindslcy, Steven — Jr. — 44, 126 Liskoff, Jean — Sr. — 32, 44. 106, 129. 147 Lista. Chris — Sr. — 44 Little, John — Fr. — 87, 140 Little, Michael — Sr. — 44, 130 Lock. Mirjam — Sr. — Lochead, Leslie — Sr. — 44 Lockwood, Steve — Jr. — 64 Loewer. John — Sr. — 125, 126 Loewer, Kenneth — Sp. — 82, 125, 139 Londos, Daniel — Jr. — 65 Londos. Dennis — Jr. — Long. Cheryl - Jr. — 62. 117, 121. 122 Long, Suzanne — Sr. — 16. 44, 110, 112, 117, 119. 123, 166 Longo, Suzanne — Fr. — 85. 125, 130 Longobardi. Barbara — Jr. — 66 Lorenzini, Jane — Sr. — 44. 112, 130, 142, 145, 166 Loretta, Lawrence Jr. — Fr. — 90, 120 Louisos, Phillip — Sp. — 77 Love. Kelly — Sr. — 8. 45, 106, 107, 108, 112, 129 Love, Kevin — Sp. — 82. 106, 107, 121, 123, 129 Lovell, Jane — Sr. — 45 Lubccki. Scott — Fr. — 87, 129 Luck. Andrea — Sp. — 80. 117, 118. 119 Luce. Tina — Fr. — 88, 107, 108. 109, 129 Lukaszewicz, Gregory, Jr. 19. 71, 112, 113, 128, 138 Lukaszewicz, Paul — Fr. — 90 Lukow, Bryan — Sp. — 17, 108, 117, 129 Lummcl, Daniel — Sp. — Lummel, Lori — Fr. — Lutgen, Kristina — Fr. — 89, 125 Lutz. Rose — Sp. — 82 Lutz. Thomas — Sr. — 45 M MackNair, James — Sp. — 14, 111 Madejski. Jon — Sp. — 81 Mages, Colleen — Jr. — 69 Mahaffy, Cathy — Sr. — 112, 130, 142 Mahaney, Eugene — Fr. — 129 Mahancy. Kimberly — Jr. — 69, 115, 116. 117, 128 Mahoney, James — Sp. — 80, 139 Mahoney. Mary — Jr. — 68, 128 Maier, John — Fr. — Maier, Margaret — Fr. — 120 Maier, Rachel — Sr. — 45 Mair. Douglas Jr. — 67, 68. 108 Maley, Brian — Fr. — 88. 137 Malcy. Robert — Jr. — 64, 134, 164 Maloney. James — Jr. — 88. 140 Mandell, Douglas — Sr. — 45 Mandcll, Ellen — Jr. — 69 Mangani, David — Sr. — 45 Mangano, Mark — Sp. — 82 Mann. Phillip — Fr. — 90 Manna. Mark — Sp. — 77, 136 Manna. James — Fr. — 85 Manzella, Angelo — Sp. — 82 Manzella, Thomas — Sr. — 45 Mapes, Steven — Sr. — Marasco, Jeffrey — Jr. — 62, 119, 122, 138 Marinaccio. Beth — Jr. — 65 Marino. Kathleen — Sp. — Marino, James — Sr. — 45 Marino, Lori — Sr. — 45. 124 Markuson, Jeffrey — Sr. Maron, Eric — Fr. — 87 Martens, Clark — Jr. — 67, 128, 151 Martin, Kaniel — Fr. — 85 Martin, Douglas — Sr. — 45, 126 Martin, Karen Beth Sr. — 126 Martin, Michael — Sp. — 81 Martin, Ronald — Fr. — 85 Martino, Gina — Fr. — Marvatt, Susan — Fr. — 82 Marx. Anne — Sr. — 46. 112, 120, 122 Masci, Jeffrey — Sp. — 77, 129, 139 Mason, Beth — Sr. — 46 Mason, Peter — Fr. — 88 Mason, Scott — Sr. — 46 Massinger, George — Fr. — 88 Mast, Leon — Sr. — Mast, Malcom — Sp. — 75 Mast, Marlene — Fr. — 88 Matcra, Terri — Sr. — Matteson, Brian — Sr. — 46 Mauker, Peter John — Fr. — 90 Mast, Grace — Sp. — 80, 116, 117 Maurer. Wendy — Jr. — 70 May. Al — May. Glenn — Sr. — 46 McAllister. Mark — Jr. — 65, 111, 124, 138. 151 McBride, William — Sp. — 82 McCartan. Kathleen — Sr. — 41, 46. 106, 107, 113, 114, 129 McCarthy, Brian — Sp. — 74 McCarthy, Paul Jr. — Fr. — 91 McClarcn Kimberly — Sr. — 46, 51, 112, 115, 130, 141 McClaren, Michael — Fr. — 88, 137 Mclean Peter — Fr. — 86. 137 McCready, Mary Jo — Jr. — 130, 142, 145, 150 McCulloch, Frank — Sp. McCulloch. Joseph — Jr. — 62 McCulloch. Kathryn — Sp. — 74, 147 McGlarski, Kathy — Sp. — McGorry, Lisa — Jr. — 63, 116 McGorray, William — Sp. — 76 McKinney, Kim — Jr. — 17, 70, 106, 108, 111, 112, 113, 117 172 Medole, Mark — Sp. — 19, 77 Mehaffy. Siobhan — Fr. — 46. 90 Melbourne. Daniel — Sp. — 81. 107. 116, 117, 165 Meldrim. Matthew — Jr. — 69, 128, 134 Meldrim. Michael — Sp. — 81, 139 Meldrim, Patrick — Fr. — 90. 129, 140 Mclcrski. Michael — Fr. — 86 Menno. Christopher — Jr. — 68 Menti. Rpbert — Fr. — 91 Mercurio, Mary Beth — Jr. — 66, 69, 106 Mercurio, Rosemary — Sr. — 46, 106, 107 Metz, David — Jr. — 68 Metzger, Mark — Sp. — 76 Metzger. Sue — Sp. — 76 Meyer, Linda — Jr. — 68, 127 Meyer, Michael — Sr. — 46 Meyer, Patricia — Sp. — 77, 121, 122, 150 Michenzi, Amy — Jr. — 62. 126 Michenzi, David — Jr. — 66 Michienzi, Jeffrey — Sp. — 82 Michlinski, Gregory — Jr. — 68, 118, 151 Michlinski, Robert — Sr. — 47 Mihalko, Rhonda — Sr. — 47 Mihalko. William — Sp. — 77, 129. 136 Miller, Brian — Sr. — 7. 47, 124 Miller, Leah — Sr. — 47 Miller, Paul —Jr.— 62. 144, 165 Millikan. Michelle — Jr. — 62, 115, 128, 150 Minco. Patricia — Sp. — 81. 109. 125 Miner, Catherine — Fr. — 108, 109, 115, 124, 125 Miner, Julie — Sr. — 47 Miner, Sally — Sp. — 81, 146 Moehlau, Curt — Sp. — 78, 120, 123 Molinari, Suzanne — Jr. — 68, 118, 119, 122 Monacelli, Michele — Sr. — 47, 27. 115, 118, 120, 122, 130, 150 Monnin, Teresa — Sr. — 47 Monkelbaan. Brian — Fr. — 90 Montante, Laura — Jr. — 67 Moore, Paul — Sr. — 47, 120, 122 Moore, Thomas — Sp. — 80, 117 Morette, Mark — Jr. — 69, 117, 120, 122, 128 Moultrup, Laura — Fr. — 86, 124, 132 Mowatt, Susan — Sp. — 116. 124 Mowins, Jeanne — Sr. — 47 Mowins, Jeffrey — Jr. — 62 Mucci, Michael — Sp. — 82 Mucci, Thomas — Jr. — 65 Muchow, Joanne — Sp. — 75, 125 Muchow, Kathy — Sr. — 47 Muchow, Lynn — Sr. — 47. 126 Muirhead, Kelly — Sr. — Muirhead, Todd — Sp. — 81 Mulaniff. Daniel — Jr. — 63 Mule, Joseph — Sr. — 48 Murphy, Bridget — Fr. — 91 Murphy, Jennifer — Fr. — 84. 125 Myregaard, Sheryl — Sr. — 48 N Naab, Jeffrey — Fr. — 90 Naab. Phyllis — Sr. — 48 Nair, Doug — Jr. — 67 Napora, Richard — Jr. — 65, 124 Nappo, Stephan — Sp. — 19, 77, 165, 146, 136 Nawrot, David — Sr. — 48. 120, 122 Neil, Kelly — Sr. — 48 Nelson, Darla — Jr. — 69, 126 Nervo, Amy — Fr. — 85, 88, 129 Nervo, Jane — Jr. — 62 Nesselback. Darcy — Jr. — 62, 117, 130, 150 Newton. Jeffrey — Sp. — 77 Newton, Suzanne — Fr. — 85, 88, 147 Nicholas, Craig — Fr. — 91. 126, 140 Nicholas, Todd — Jr. — 70, 120, 122 Nieciepozeski, Julie — Sp. — 79 Nielan. Gary — Jr. — 121 Nieman. Robert — Fr. — 89. 109 Nowak. Patricia — Jr. — 68, 141, 142 Nowak. Susan — Fr. — 90 Nowicki. Kris — Fr. — 129 Nzyrkowski, Melissa — Sp. — 78 O O’Brien, David — Sp. — 13,81, 111, 151 O’Brien. Denise — Sp. — 81, 189 O’Brien. Kevin — Jr. — 118 O’Brien, Timothy — Sr. — 48, 130, 158 O’Connell, Heather — Jr. — 71, 120. 122, 145 Oehman. Annette — Jr. — 70, 112, 128 O’Hare. Kristin — Fr. — 84, 125 Olendorf. Susan — Sr. — 48, 128 Olendorf. Thomas — Sp. — 77, 139 Olclssy, Lisa — Fr. — 64, 87 Olson, Eric — Sr. — O’Malley, Cherly — Sp. — 81, 117 O'Mara, Colleen — Sp. — 81, 125, 129, 150 O’Neil. Lorcy — Jr. — 71, 115. 128 Opanashuk, Lisa — Sr. — 48, 112, 118, 119, 122, 123 Opanashuk. Victoria — Fr. — 64, 88, 119, 122 Osman, Yousef — Jr. — Ossenberg, Erich — Sp. — 74. 151 Outten, Michael — Sp. — 82 Owens. Gcrrie — Jr. — 62 P Pack, Elizabeth. — Jr. — 121 Pacenzia. Rose — Sp. — 75 Packman. Timothy — Jr. — 62, 134 Padovano, Chris — Sp. — 78 Pagano, Sheryl — Sp. — 75 Page, Lisa — Sp. — 78 Paine, Larry — Sr. — 48 Paine, Laurel — Sp. — 75 Palermo, Bonita — Sr. — 48 Palermo, Timothy — Fr. — 64 Pallm. Christopher, — Fr. — 64, 91 Palmerton, Stephen — Sr. — 18. 19. 49, 115, 134 Panaritcs. Christopher — Fr. — 64, 90 Panarites, Denise — Jr. — 62 Panarites, Peter — Sr. — Pataucno, Jake — 136 Park, Victor — Fr. — 64, 90, 118 Parker, David — Sp. — Parker, Maria — Fr. — 64. 87 Paul. Pamela — Jr. — 71, 115 Paulin, David — Jr. — 67 Pawlak. James Kenneth — Fr. — 64. 86 Pelino, Gary — Sr. — 49 Pelino, Gina — Jr. — 126, 142 Pcnhollow. Steven — Sp. — 80 Pers, Elizabeth — Sr. — 49 Peters, Jonathan — Jr. — 68. 113 Peterson, Carrie — Jr. — 82, 166, 146 Peterson, Troy — Sr. — 49, 108, 151 Pfohl, Charles —Sp. —81 Pfohl, Jonathan — Fr. — 64. 90 Pfund, Patrick — Jr. — Pieper. Wendy — Sp. — 74 Pilato. Donna — Fr. — 91 Pirson, Mark — Jr. — 71, 128, 144 Plaisted Susan — Sr. — 49. 106 Platck, Nancy — Sr. — 49, 112, 130, 141, 142 Plato, C. Robert — Fr. — 64. 90, 140 Postula. Cherly — Sp. — 77 Postula. David — Fr. — 64 Poetz, Laura — Sp. — 81 Policicchio. Tina Marie — Fr. — 64, 91, 147 Polvinen. Steven — Jr. — Pompeo, Daryl — Fr. — 64, 84 Poore. David — Jr. — 67 Pope, Theresa — Sp. — 75 Potto. Janet — Sp. — 82, 129 Postula. David — Fr. — 137 Postula. Mike — Sp. — 77, 136 Powers, Amy — Fr. — 88, 121, 129 Powers, Kevin — Jr. — 69, 128, 138 Powers, Kim — Sr. — 49, 106, 113 Powers, Michael — Jr. — 67, 107 Pritchard, Donald — Sp. — 74 Pritchard. Kelly — Jr. — 66 Probst, Amy — Sr. — 49 Probst, Kurt — Sr. — 49 Proffit. Debra — Jr. — 69. 115, 125, 150 Pulli, Ronald — Jr. — 71, 112, 65 Q Quaintance, Victoria — Sr. — 50 Quenneville. Liz — 67. 108 Quinlan. Mary — Fr. — 88, 129 R Radccki. Deborah — Fr. — 90, 116 Rademacher, Sandra — Sp. — 78, 129 Radwan. Jennifer — Fr. — 86 Radwan. Susan — Sp. — 77, 116, 117, 125 Reams, Debbie — Sr. — 50 Reams, Robert — Sp. — 77 Rebert, Steven — Sp. — 77 Redmond, Mary — Jr. — Reed. Robert — Jr. — 19, 120, 62, 122, 158 Rcice, Dave — Sr. — 50 Reinhold, Barbara — Sp. — 81. 125, 129 Reise, Scott — Fr. — 124 173 Rcisig. Elizabeth — Jr. — 62, 121, 122, 151 Reisig. Eric — Sp. — 82. 139 Rcisig. Mark — Jr. — 62 Rcitmeier. James — Jr. — 62 Reitz, Kurt — Sp. — 79 Rckcttye. Leslie — Jr. — 68, 128, 150 Rew, Joan — Sp. — 76, 115, 125 Reynold, Barbara — 81 Ricabough. Mary — 82, 116 Rich. Brian — Sr. — 50, 118 Rich. Kelly — Fr. — 70. 117. 118. 132 Richards. Karen — Sr. — 50 Richardson. Sandra — Sr. — 50, 106. 107, 121 Richart. Lisa — Fr. — 85 Richey. Thomas — Sp. — 74 Ricken. Dana — Sp. — 76 Riedel. Scott — Sp. — 74 Riedel. Wendy — Jr. — 62 Rcidesel, Craig — Sp. — 81, 151 Riese. Scott — Fr. — 87 Rifenburg. Gary — Jr. — 62 Rifenburg. Wendy — Sp. — 81, 110 Roach. Eileen — Jr. — 70, 112 Roach. John — Sr. - 50. 108. 109, 112 Roalsvig, Thor — Jr. — Robb, Annette — Jr. — 117, 142, 145 Robb. Sheila — Sp. — 74 Robert. Dawn — Jr. — 68 Robert. Rebecca — Sp. — 75 Robert. Steve — Sp. — Roberts. Beth — Sr. — 50. 108. 112. 116. 119. 123. 141 Roberts. Janice — Jr. — 69, 108, 109, 124 Roberts. Lvnne — Sp. — 19, 82. 121. 122, 141 Robinson, Marcus — Sr. — 50 Rogers, James — Sp. — 79 Rogers. John — Sr. — 50 Rogers, Karla — Fr. — 88. 121, 122 Roland. Daniel — Sp. — 136 Roland, Elizabeth — Jr. — 80. 116. 125 Rokes, James — Fr. — 90 Rosen. Amy — Jr. — 62 Rosowski. John — Jr. — 63 Ross. William — Sp. — 78 Rossi, Diana — Jr. — 19. 142. 166 Roth, Jeffery — Sp. — Roth. Steven — Jr. — 62. 165 Rotkowski, Betty — Sr. — Rotundo, Mike — Sp. — 79. 139 Rott. Debra — Jr. — Rowley. Howard — Jr. — 67, 128 Rowley, Mancy Elaine — Fr. — 84, 116 Rugg, Lisa — Sp. — 74 Ruppel. Elizabeth — Sr. — 51, 116, 117 Rusek, Julianne — Sp. — 81. 146 Russell. Diana — Sr. — 51. 109, 116. 117, 118 Rutkowski. Betty — Jr. — 62. 126 Ryan. Michelle — Sr. — 51 Rynkowski. Michael — Fr. — 80 Rzyrkowski. Mellisa — Sp. — S Saia, Deanna — Sp. — 106 Saia, Denise — Sp. — 81, 106 Sanders, Lori — Fr. — Santarsiero. Marcus — Sr. — 51, 130. 134, 151 Scavone, Gary Fr. — 89, 119, 122, 123 Schaefer. Bryan — Sp. — 82, 139 Schaefer. Nancy — Sr. — 51, 55. 112, 130, 141. 145 Schalk, Donna — Sp. — 79 Schalk, MaryLou — Sp. 78, 82 Schalk, Robert — Sr. — 53 Schaller, James — Jr. — 62. 116 Schaller, Kimberly — Sr. — 51, 150 Scharf. Kenneth — Sr. — 51, 126 Scherf, Bonnie — Jr. — 68, 127, 128 Scheussler, Eric — Sr. — Schlabach, Steven — Sr. — 51. 126 Schlatter, Lori — Jr. — Schlect, Cynthia — Jr. — 68. 115, 141 Schlcct. Raymond — Sr. — 51 Schlect. Steven — Fr. — 84 Schmidt. Brian — Sp. — 82 Schmidt, Christine — Sr. — 52. 126 Schmidt. Patricia — Fr. — 88, 146 Schmidt, Ronald — Sr. — 52 Schmidt, Sandra — Jr. — 115 Schnecbcrgcr, Anne — Jr. — 67, 109, 114, 128, 145, 166 Schneebcrger, Lynne — Sr. — 52, 19, 106, 130, 142 Schoenthaler. Richard — Jr. — Schofield. Kimberley — Sp. — 82, 125, 129. 150 Schottkc. Douglas — Jr. — 65 Schottke. Sandra — Fr. — 88, 112 Schrader. Susan — Jr. — 63, 142 Schrauer, Brian Scott Fr. — 65 Schraver, Bonnie — Jr. — 66 Schrcibcr. Randal — Sp. — 106, 118, 120, 122 Schucssler, Eric — Jr. — 69 Schuler, Elizabeth — Jr. — 125, 126 Schuler, Kimberly — Sp. — 76 Schuler, Paul — Sr. — 10. 52 Schuzten, Eric — Fr. — 91. 82 Schultz. Betsy — Jr. — Schupbach. Marc — Jr. — 62 Schupbach, Todd — Sr. — 52, 112, 130 134 Schutz, Glenn — Jr. — 62 Schurr, Gail — Sr. — 52 Schwab, Joanne — Fr. — 116 Schwab. Mathew — Fr. — 85, 140 Schwcnk, Peter — Fr. — Schwindlcr, Guy — Sp. — 81 Sciandra, Katherine — Sr. — 106, 52, 107, 108, 109 Sciandra. Vincenza — Fr. — 87 Sciolino. Anthony — Fr. — 85 Sciolino, Charles — Fr. — 87 Sciortino, Nicholas — Jr. — 68 Sciortino, Terrence — Fr. — 90 Scott. Vcnessa — Jr. — 65, 113 Scull. David Sr. — 52. 134 Seager, David — Sr. — Scagcr. Robert — Sr. — 52, 130. 144. 164 Secor, Cheryl — Fr. — 90. 108, 121 Sehl. Elizabeth — Jr. — 69. 112, 118, 119, 122, 124 Seibold, Nancy — Jr. — 67. 108, 111, 114 Sendkcr, Christopher — Sr. — 52, 108, 109 Sekcra, Debra — Sr. — 52 Sclapack, Cheryl — Sp. — 76 Stanos. Lynn — Fr. — 90, 118 Shaffer, Jeanne Marie — Fr. — 91,121 Shaffer, Maureen Sp. 80, 131 Shaffer, Timothy — Sp. — 78 Shalk. Robert — Sr. — 53 Shanor, James — Sp. — 78 Shanor, John — Sr. — 53. 130. 144, 151 Shanor, Richard — Fr. — 87. 144 Shantz, Juliane — Sp. — Sharlow. Caroline — Fr. — 86, 124 Shefter. David — Sp. — 82 Shcmancik. Brian — Sr. — 53, 118, 119, 122. 123. 130 138 Shemancik. Linda — Sp. — 78, 110, 118, 119 Sherman. Douglas — Sr. — 53 Shields. Carolyn — Fr. — 84, 124 Shislcr. Tracey — Sp. — 74, 125 Shultz, Elizabeth — Jr. — 64 Shultz. Stephen — Sr. — Shupe. Laurie — Sr. — 53, 106, 112, 115. 119. 122, 130. 141 Silvestro, Richard — Sp. — 74. 136 Siminski. Kimberly — Sr. — 53, 126 Sineni, Allison — Fr. — 84 Sincni. Karen — Sr. — 53, 115 Skaine, Rebecca — Sp. — 81, 129, 147 Sklcncr. Christopher — Fr. — 86 Skowronski. Michael — Fr. — 86, 37 Slawson. Cheryl — Sr. — 20. 53, 108, 110. 125 Slawson. Daniel — Jr. — 64 Slimack. 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K.M.. C.Z., K.S., — one wall that will never come tumblin’ down!!! L A B , THE BONA — FIDE PREP!!! Let my inspiration flow, in token rhymes suggesting rhythm Let's hope that June 21 will arrive! Linda — Oh Timmy ... yesh Woody? I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus! love, Michelle Little freshman girls — True friends don’t spread rumors; Grow up and leave perfection alone ... Women of ‘81 Long Live John Bonham and Led Zeppelin — The Best Heavy Metal Band of All Time Looking for Mrs. Goodwrench Love and Kisses sent to Mike, Russ, and Tony. Forever Yours: Diane, Carol, and Debbie Lynn, Go Look in the Sink in Physics — Gag a Mag!! Lynnie Pooh: It’s up and me Kiddo. B.F.A.F. and ever!! Love ya. Miss. Now ssstop!! M: Remember Alabama Getaway. Arc you ready, and Touch me? M Mary Cesar — They’ll haul him off and put the question to him! Next thing you know, dahlink he’s burning! Signed, The other actress Mary — Don’t eat or drink too much over the summer — Debbie Mary, Linda, and Debbie . . . Thanks for being the BEST friends a girl could have. Friends forever. Michelle (Stella) Mary, Lisa. Anne, Leslie, and Jill — Many thanks for your friendship, and my best wishes for an ideal senior year! Love. Mel Mayhem: When We’re Good, We’re Really Good, But When We’re Bad. We’re Great. MG Men are no fun unless they’re drunk, and if they’re drunk they’re no good. Michael Little is a good-looking young man. — From someone who shows good taste. Michelle, To my closest friend. Never forget grossburger. Love always. Debbie. Michelle: You Dilly! You’ve been such a special friend. Thanks for everything. I love ya! Love Mary Mike — Always remember those thrilling B. A. classes your faithful “shadow . Luv, Debbie Mike Brodowski — My Best Friend and The J.D. Man. T.S. — Led Zcpplin forever Mike Lally: “DID YOU JUST ... ?! Miss Thank you for sticking by me! You're a true friend and person! Remember, best friends are forever. Love ya. Linnic Poo! Missy Smith: Try Blank Street — you’ll fit in perfectly there. KLAM M.K. — your a great friend, and I hope our friendship never ends. Mom Dad. Thanks for helping me gel through my school years! Love always K.N. Mr. and Mrs. Horwitz. Jeremy and Beth Mr. and Mrs. V.L. Haas Mr. Gerlock, Thanks for all your help and friendship. K.N. 1-2 Mr. Gerlock — Thanks for being the best teacher the best friend. We will never forget you. Love, Michelle Mary My love to D.K..S.L. Nancy P., ubi Habitas? ... will you and I and Liz ever survive it? Agh!!!!! (CK) Ncen. I will always remember the lovely name you placed upon me. Ween. Never A Doubt Nossy, I leave you: Click, click, click, O.K. Fine! Oh Nellie! Passy Oh Mighty Witchipoo — Always remember those Flirting Shorthand days! Love, Flaring Hop-a-long! OPMF. — Take time to tell me you really care and we will spend tomorrow together. Our famous toast, Stella: Friends always and forever! Love ya — Blanche Out here in the perimeter there are no stars, out here we is stoned immaculate. “Raspberry Fields Forever!” R.E. — Cindy — I love you — 1 ...2...3... mmmwah! Don’t you take me — Hello — Love Karen — S.L. Rich, Thanks for the phone number; now all I need is the address. Sherri Right you arc Dave Coniglio! SAF: We’re Bosom Buddies, Silent Partners, Partner’s in Crime and “All that Jazz” (C.M.) Bis Sandi Tom — 1 can hear those wedding bells already! Must be LOVE!! Julie Sandy, I love you always; keep close to the Lord and each other. Chris Scott — Slim Pickin’s said; No footsies in class! Who flew over the Poy-Bun-Srood? Nub did!!! Sherlock: Thanks for the help and taking over most of my shifts. Love ya. Watson Sherri: Remember Chem, Mangionc Concert. Cayuga Lake. “Newport Richie (H.)” O’HARA football 18, RCC. Bis Siobhan: There’s plenty to do. just do it! It’s not a bad place really. Sis, Wendy. Eileen. Denise, and everyone else — God Bless you and I hope we all stay in touch, I love you all. J.D. Ski, We’re actually graduating. Then we woke up! Not! Papolo Steve — honey bunny. I love you so much and 1 hope we stay together forever Stid — It’s been great! James 1:17 Love. Nee ... Still crazy after all these years. Oh. still crazy after all these years ... Brian Miller Sue Bond: my favorite 007 spy. I’ll love ya forever! Julie M. Sue, Don’t forget to invite me to your’s and Charlie’s wedding. E.H. Sue. Susie, Kathy — never forget the good times — Germany, August 1980 (Remember Turk Blur?) Love, Kim Sue. Theresa. Lisa, Jennifer, Sue. and Michelle, This year we all had alot of fun. 1 hope next year is even better! The Berk Sunshine. You made even the darkest days a whole lot brighter. MG Terry, My love for you is eternal, your baby cakes. THE GOOBALEE,' BUM RUMMIE BEER GUZZLERS OF AMERICA ASSOCIATION Thanks and much love to my squad, and most of all to Mrs. Webber — C.S. Thanks for the game of Backgammon at Ken’s house. Di! Thanks Mom and Dad Gresens for changing my life, 1 love ya. Dave Wilcox Thank you to every one who made my two years here so fantastic Love ya’s forever! Chris A. Thanks S.G. a fantastic person and a special friend, all my love to you always: M B. Thank-you Kathlcan! for Reckless Henry and for everything else. Even for being Judas. The Florida Five — having Fun in the Sun — TS,FL,TM.DW, and AT. The Florida Five. OV“8”, Bu Fu’s Jumbo Jame and all that ...! The Fox The Gcrlocks salute the best — the class of 81! The only good grass is Blucgrass! The pipes! Da-Dump Da-Dump! the Quiqs; the Larz; the Nello’s; the Ettcles; The Nocks; Polh To All my friends thanks for having me back! Thanks Clarence! Dave Wilcox To all my friends: Remember Crystal Beach this summer!MM “this time we didn’t forget the gravy” “No.No.Nol” Polka Down, me hey. To a fellow airhead: What’s a hat trick? To A.K.B. - (salty) Juniors Rule!!!!! NOT!!! To all of Mayhem, your the greatest, from Mayhem Six. 186 Ads Patrons To all the people who know what my “glass wall is:” Get me out of here! To: A W. thankx for all the good times ... in chorale — we love you — Sue Sue To Beefy, the most adorable guy I know. I'll always love you. Lori. To: Beth R.. Rose M.. Sue B., Lisa R., Sandy R., — thanx for all the laughs Kim Watkins. To Bethany I hope this place is still the same in 15 years love to you little one — Aunt Cindy To Bob Stroman: Kiss my nose! Love Always, K. To Bonz, Landrew, Scratch and especially Dewey — I love you all — Beth To Boss Kotter, Lovie, Vincendzo and all the rest of the lunch 5 guys best of luck Rocko To Brenda — J.N. and C. The Almighty, Rabbits, the moon!. Dorms ... L. To Brian J.: Chains and strawberries forever! To Brian — The Letter “E” continues to be my favorite. To Carol and Debbie: Two Great friends that mean alot to me! thanks guys. To Cheryl — Click ahhehoo space buddy. — Reesis, gum, ribbons. BC. BM. BB, SLF dares stuffing Alligators. L. To CK and LB — Even though we’ll be separated next year I'll always think of you BB To Crazy Kelly: Keep on being crazy and drinking Giacobazzi — you have purple lips! Love strange Mary To Caroline, Leslie, and Barb T. always remember a 747 in a jet glass To: the “Godfather and all of his fine Lawabiding Family. He’ll be out in three years. To; Dave Marty Pam; always remember Que es Sacan; Facundo, and Russia To: Debbie H. (sis) thankx for being so beautiful — i’ll treasure our memories forever — Love Always Sue 1. To Diane G. and Lisa V. — Its been a special year for me. thanks — CJ To Eternity ... Our memories together will never end I love you Tom Forever yours Sandi To Gayla (Dom (DOM DOM DOM ... ) and Wendy (the illustrious beauty) thanks for being true friends, MAM To: Gl — remember Woody, 1097 Fried lice, and Maggie (gator), Thweet Panths. and expecially you and me. Luv Dan To Hal: Here’s to our great senior year, and the fulfillment of all our dreams. To Jane and Amy — I hope that I can get you two good someday (our water wars) Cindy To: J.F. Aug. 29 — Happy Anniversary honey I H Y — S.L. To Kathic: your great don’ ever change because I love you the way you are To knee high private eye Hope you break the five. To K.Y. I love your backwards sink — it and your KYS suckers 1LY SL To Linda. Debbie, and Lori: English was great with your guys, keep in touch. Love Mary. To LP thanx for being you! I love you always — SL To Lizzie. Mia lesie, Thanz for all the help. Love, K. To Marybeth: The incredible Shrinking woman! I still say the brunette look is youHJC To Marty and Sandy remember “Our House” CSN Y and The Doors — mm To “M and Woppanello we know your 100% Italian but Di, Kozo Mick me arc Americans ya can’t top that. To Mary. Kelly, Julie, Jeff, Mary, Ken, Jim, and Dan — I love you guys — Viv To Mary W. “why not me” — Don Juan To Matt. Your a good kid you better play football next year. Good Luck To: Mobag. Coodcr, Mack, Slug, Dank, and Chadwig. Party Hearty all summer long. Larry To my best friends Sandy and Maura. Thanks for everything. Love and friendship always Kathie. To my buddies, Julie To my dearest shemps: BOOOOOOWEEEEE Love and kisses, Alex (captain Acid) To my loves. Bubbles and Giggles — remember — Communism Is The Answer! To my sexy chick: You are a Rose!!!! To my wifey — Aah! You dilly! Love, your hubby. To P.A.C.M.: Thanks for being the Flushhead. Scumbag. Maggie Woman. Pizzakeaster, Sowbird. Barfhcad. and Hornstcr that you are! Love ya! Puff! To Sal who is a good pal, from Coll who is known as Cow. To Shari W. Cindy C. — whose smiles always brighten up the day. Thanx for everything — Kim W. To S.L.Z.: ZUBBA, ZUBBA, ZUBBA From. M.A.W. To Stella Baby — Fire, Fire, Fire. What are you doing this weekend? Love, Eunice and Biff To the big Boss “K“ and all the other guys back in the cafe: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. To the BOPSIE TWINS. Michelle and Debbie, Keep on having good times together. Later To the Gang the great times we’ve had!! To the 5 D.G.! You guys arc the absolute best! I couldn't have made it without you! To the Snowquccn — Take good care of your walnuts, you NATO LOVER you! 39! Love — The Mag Woman To the Survivors To the Weasel and Puss Mountain, You two deserve each other. To those two beautiful ladies — Sharon Sc Goldie — I love you! To YAG The bomb is caughi, and send Herman my love To: 1980-1981 J.V. cheerleaders — Thanx for making this year so great — S-P-A-Z go Spaz! Todd Keep up the Friday night tradition always Tout cst bicn qui friit bicn. Troy (spot) — You're still I with the chipmunk — B Uncle Tat’s four great campers will live forever! Ween Don't worry. I won’t embarrass you anymore. Ncen Wendy, you have been a great friend. I will always remember you. E.H. What ever happened to “PROPHECY”? What happened to PROPHECY after summer ‘80? WHERE IS THE JUSTICE?!! Yankees in ‘81 You and your inner-tube, me and my hotdog ... wishful thinking? ... Zimic — Two bugs coming to get you, — All my Luv friendship — Debbie 101 — It's about lime. The Saga. Etc ... Etc ... Dear Charlie, I love you now and Forever! Love, Sue Eileen. I’ve had a wonderful year with you. I sure hope I see you in the future. Friends always. Love Sue Dave — Your whop — jello drives me crazy — Mrs. Claus Amy Your my definition of a true friend. Thanks lots of love — Lori Steve - To my favorite V.P., thanks for all your help friendship — Love, Lori (Your Pres.) ZUZu — Even though you have a huge bathroom vanity. I will always love you! Lori Kelly — Do you think you could take one million team pictures and print today? You can?! Oh. ... I lost them — Long Live The Treadway Inn and My ... My Baby!!!! Find any walnuts in your bed, lately? They’re the best!! G Rose — Don’t get swept off your feet with Al ... To Beth Aldonza and Susie the ballerina — Always remember the times we have shared. Senior year may end, but our friendship will surpass the span of time. Love always. Rose MAGGIE LIVES!!!!! To D.C. — Even if you will get yellow teeth and cancerous gums — I’ll still love ya! G OH WELL ... C.E.I.C.R.M. Hey Hey we’re the jogging junkies ... Pam: I have many memories of CCHS, most of them are good because of you! M.K. To P.S., R.M.. J.C.. R.A.. J.L. — pull any good sweatpants down lately — kml Slim Whitman Fan Club C.D.F. How about a date in the darkroom? G — Keep us in mind for bridesmaids — we can wear our clash outfits ... 1-2 gym class — Ping-Pong Reunion: Jan. 1995 (if you can make it) Jean Farfel Liskoff — Hi frans want some delicious c-0-0-0-0-c-0 Long Live Jill, YoYo, and baby MaMa. Pam Sucss: 1 am proud to be a Nato lover and a 39er! Rose A. Kelly: The next time you go jogging, will you please wear some sweatpants!!! G To All Pubites May Your Craziness Live For Eternity! Chief Kowabunga To MAYHEM: you guys are the greatest! Love, Lisa Rose I lost the business cards! WC — excuse me sir. There seems to be a problem on the court! CZ Puff — Thanks for all the laughs and love you have given me this year. I’ll never forget all the good times. I love you! Mag (FliedLice) Congratulations Class of‘81: You’re the Best! Point me towards tomorrow. M B M. — Thanks for all the bruises, you made espanol bearable! ‘Cause she’s a sower, she can put that thread through the needle ... stich a purse at the same time ... Princess Peoria — You're the best friend I could ever have and I’ll love you forever! The Phantom Fox Beth and Rosie are terrific!!! (I love my best friends) Puff (alias G) — wanna play raquctball sometime? Pat — Since this is your favorite (Not), well here goes: GHHH! Riunitc (Hunk) and his jewelry dept — Sue — Thank you R.A.,B.R..K.W.,S.B.,K.L.,J.C.,P.S.,J.L.,L.D. for the insane laughter I will remember always — Luv, Rose Paper Boy. it’s a Dal-lor! We are Devo! How ya Do- ing’. Another one blows the pipes. (5)! on Disco and Death to Punk Rockers Pratt and Genesee — the best ten bucks of our life, minute-man. slowpoke and all!!! Yes, Mr. McCadden, this is the yearbook you are holding! 188 Ads Patrons In Memory Of Denise O'Brien Denise walked a difficult path. She fell many times along the way. She enjoyed the scenery but she never let go of her dreams. She smiled ... so she could bathe in the beauty of others. She never lost hope or faith when hitting the bumps— but she stood ready for more, determined to get over them. When the rain came and her path looked gray she always looked over the clouds. Many crossed her path and even walked with her and they know as I do how courageous and how beautiful one person can be on a path so hard to follow. Now her path is at an end ... but her memory, so beautiful, lives on forever ... Portraits done by Christine Schmidt Much deserved credit is also given to the following editors: Lori Brazer; Assistant Business Editor, Julie Klingenschmitt; Typing Editor, Kevin Love; Assistant Sports Editor. Kathleen McCartan; Copy Editor, Kathy Sciandra; Layout Editor, and Catherine Whalen; Art and Assistant Layout Editor. Photography Editor Kelly Love Q Business Editor Lisa Duminuco Sports Editor Jenine Corbelli ' V 190 Not in the clamor of the crowded street. Not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng. But in ourselves, arc triumph and defeat. — Longfellow — 191 A' Life — so they say is but a game and they let it slip away Love — like the autumn sun Should be dying but it’s only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead. They don’t see just where we’re goin’ And all the secrets in the Universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and And always take us up up We this may never pass way again Seals Croft