Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

As the time we must spend here draws to a close forever, or for the moment. The reflection upon our past reveals the part of our lives we have spent here. This building, Clarence Central High School, has become such a part of our lives, time spent studying, contemplating, experiencing, growing and learning. For years this edifice has been, or will become; Our Second Home Table of Contents 4 Class of 1985 44 Class of 1986 52 Class of 1987 58 Class of 1988 b4 Faculty 71 Student Life 87 Orgamztions 111 Sports 149 Senior Candids 169 Patrons 175 Index 181 Dedication 182 Dedication V � v J „ ' Vv ■ ♦; v , ) . . ; U, i w t . ! •� � t. • ‘ ’ ' 1 � M ■ «. «.,� r .• % v{. «• . • ■ Rowl Brad Usatch. Sharyl Burkhard Row2 Mark Marrale, Heidi Napora Row3 Steve Woodward. Mike Neelon, Dave Cianciolo, Mike Johnson, President With four years of listening, caring, and laughing behind you, you have come to understand this school. It was here that you first discovered that dreams can come true. Take what you have learned from friends, family, and from yourself and run with that dream. It’s time to move on, but . . . 4 Always remember your Second Home. Pamela Drinkard Jeffrey Wittman Bradley Usatch Lon Ellen Winzcnried Kimberly Kumar Lynn Peterson Julia Garrett Suzanne Hovind Nancy Schellhammer Nava Hall April Knoebel Tracey Denton Melissa Webster Robbie McPherson Michael Secor Wendy Hoffman Diane DeSimone Margaret Shultz Suzanne Kamysz Lisa Rapp Kelley Anne Smith Melissa Rcisig Jeffrey Wilkinson James Honsberger Lisa Morette Natalie Revekant Tammy Lynch Ronald Faust Mary Hogan Patricia Malczynski Patricia Cravatta John Iadovito Susan Marinaccio Theresa Lash Melissa Attenhofer Jennifer Snyder Holly Lewis Christopher Marciniak Lori Cummings Stephen Swain 6 A. J. Shisler Anthony Rotundo Suzanne Wilson Russell Gullo Kathleen Barry Kathy Reigh Karen Marie Gordon Wendy Tyler Connie Koletc Kelly Marie Maines Jamila Iqbal Lynn Lasker Kelly Bommer John Bommer Amy Graham Erika Shrauger James Philipps Corinne Marcinowski Michael Kubiszyn Monica Neff Denise Torrey Amy Lynn Bulger Robert Metz Nadine Ann Sadowski Sandra Beck John Prise Mark Stiglicz Sharyl Ann Burkhard Michael Stoughton Martin Slawson Joseph Commisso Kristen Depowski Karen Wood Julie Fiegl Kristin Hillman Judith Hill Pamela MacKinnon Sharon Nicholas John Tiffany Christopher Zampogna 7 Susan Hess Jeffrey Nawrot Paul Sullivan David Cianciolo Maria Rondinelli Darlene Orlowsk. Kim Krollman Ann De Witt Laura Maurer Shirley Tinklepaugh Frank Rondinelli Jodi Snyder Kimberly Win ton Julie Mason Julie Engasser James Snider Sandra Engel Barbara Hartwig Tami Bari I Lari Joanne Cole Danielle Schofield Karen Weber Christine Brunner Lon Hultman Kem Hirtrciter Michael Enel Tracy Herrmann Susan Moslow Gregory Schuler Kelly Leddick Janet Hammond Karin Fornes Eva Marie Diegelman Karen Visone Laura Sweet Kristin Roaisvig Karen Stuart Erik Jerlstrom Heidi Napora Karen Kin 8 Michael Johnson Paub Crane Todd Denali Peter Harris Rebecca Lavocat Mark Francisco Paul Hoffman Philip Ratzel Steven Ratzel John Ross Timothy Chriswell Wendy Hoebel Michelle Balcerzak Bill Gabler Anthony Farace Martin Nuara David Adams Kimberly Michienzi Richard VanKuren Timothy McConnell Denise Cudney Pamela Wesolowski Jeffrey Hahn Timothy Jansen Jacquelyn Jondle Michael Carberry Laura Shear Daniel Shefter Mark VanWagenen Joseph Domelowicz Kathleen Little Maribeth Parker Steven Woodward Michael Zimmerman 9 The Foundation of Our Future David E Adams Michael Albert Elizabeth Allen Richard Anastasi Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in. I should have called it something you somehow haven’t to deserve. Robert Frost Death of the Hired Man’ Michelle Balccrzak Matthew Andrews Melissa Attenhofer Page iz Tami C. Barillari Kathleen A. Barry Sandra j. Beck PKOPFW OF TOWN OF CLARENCE p g. .3 HISTORICAL SOCIETY Amy Lynn Bulger Sharyl Ann Burlchard Timothy Chriswcll David Cianciolo Marie Cinti Joanne R. Cole Page 14 Willard Crosby Paula A. Crane Joseph Commisso Denise M. Cudney Lori M. Cummings David Damico Ann K. De W.tt Diane E. DeSimone Mark R. Delang Page 15 Quest lonsAnswers So... What do you want? Career-wise? School-wise? Should you have taken Physics? Calculus? Music Theory? T wisting-tumbling-twirling try your best? Do what you want. Do what you love. Be what you are. Follow the stars and outshine them. -P.S.M. Kristen Depowski Eva Marie Diegclman Joseph J. Domelowicz Pamela Drinkard Jeffrey V. Ellis Julie A. Engasser Anthony Engel Page 16 Sandra Engel Ronald Faust Michael Ertel Steven Engler Joseph Farace Tyrone M. Fitzsimmons David Flynn Julie A. Fiegl Karin Fornes Page 17 Ronald Gaczewslci Julia E. Garrett Bruce M. Gawlowicz Craig Gerner William E. Gibson Karen Marie Gordon Page 18 Friends To borrow my books And set wet glasses On them -E.A. Robinson Jeffrey W. Hahn Kathleen Haley Nava C. Hall Janet M. Hammond Page 19 reter ivi. Marris uaroara nartwig Mary A. Hams Mary Pat Hickey Laura Htddie Judith L. Hill Page 20 Kristin Hillman Kerri Hirtreiter Wendy J. Hoebel Paul W. Hoffman III Wendy Hoffman Mary G. Hogan Page 21 James A. Honsberger Lori A. Hultman John Iadovito Jamila Iqbal Timothy P. Jansen Todd Janusz Mark Kasubick Karen E. Kin Edward Kennedy Suzanne M. Kamysz Page 22 April Knoebel Connie L. Kolek Mary A. Konitzer Brett Kreher Kim Krollman Michael Kubiszyn Kimberly M. Kumar Theresa Lash That period of time in which our affairs prosper, our friends are true and our happiness is assured. -Ambrose Bierce Lynn Lasker Rebecca Lavocat Page 23 Kelly Leddick Holly Lewis Thomas Lewis Kathleen E. Little Eric Lukowski Tammy A. Lynch Julie Madejski David Maier Pamela S. MacKinnon Page 24 Kelly Marie Maines Patricia L. Malczynski Andrew Gerald T. Mandell Christopher Marandola Mark Marralle Peter J. Marx Julie Mason Rendez-vous avec moi a Paris Page 25 Timothy S. McConnell Robbie A. McPherson Deirdre Mehaffy Laura A. Maurer Robert W. Metz ■ i Kimberly Michienzi Lisa A. Morette Susan M. Moslow Page 26 David J. Murphy Heidi A. Napor; Jeffrey F. Nawrot Michael A.Neelon We stand today on the edge of a new Frontier. -President J.F. Kennedy Quly 15, i960) Cindy L. Nelson Sharon A. Nicolas April Niederberger Monica L. Neff Erin E. O’Hare Daniel T. O’Hare Martin J. Nuara Kenneth W. O’Donnell Page 27 Darlene M. Orlowski Wafa Osman Kevin W. O’Mara James D. Oman Timothy Palermo Stephan D. Park Maribeth Parker Paul Parrincllo Timothy M. Peters Page 28 Lynn S. Peterson Ann Marie Petroci James E. Philipps Jonathan D. Pfenning Eric D. Pirson John M. Prise Lisa A. Rapp Philip J. Ratzel Steven J. Ratzel Gary Reid Kathy Reigh Page 29 Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your flight. Make me a child again, just for tonight! •Elizabeth Akers Allen (from Rock Me To Sleep, Mother) Melissa M. Reisig Natalie A. Revekant Howard E. Rew Jr. Aaron B. Rich Kristin G. Roalsvig Frank J. Rondinelli Susan R. Rusek John C. Ross Anthony C. Rotundo I •a A Maria A. Rondinelli Page jo David J. Rynkowski Nadine Ann Sadowski Gregory Sarafin James Schadt Nancy Schellhammer Mary Beth Scherf Christian T. Schutz Michael W. Secor Danielle L. Schofield Gregory M. Schuler Page 31 Four Ducks on a pond, A grass-bank beyond, A blue sky of spring. White clouds on the wing: What a little thing To remember for years To remember with tears! -William Allngham (from “A Memory Daniel M. Shefter Jeoffery J. Segal Laura L. Shear Katsunori Shibata Albert J. Shisler Linda A. Shotwell Erika Shrauger Margaret H. Shultz Steven Skorupski Martin K. Slawson Page 32 pag 33 Paul J. Sullivan W. Craig Sutherland Michael P. Stoughton Karen G. Stuart Stephen Swain Laura A. Sweet Gregory A. Szeliga David A. Tabaczynski Your my friend What a thing friendship is, a world without end! •Robert Browning John W. Tiffany 4 it Am Amy Timberlake Page M Shirley J. Tinklepaugh William P. Tufillaro Richard Van Kuren Friendship is love without his wings! -Lord Byron Denise M. Torrey Mark Van Wagenen Bradley D. Usatch Peter F. Vassallo Wendy M. Tyler Jonathan D. Vesper Pag 35 Susan Van Bourgondien Stephen Waite Marie T. Watkins Karen L. Visone If you are my friend Do not walk behind me for I may not lead Do not walk ahead for I may not follow Just walk beside me and always be my friend Sze Karen A. Weber Steven C. Weseman Melissa Webster Pamela A. Wesolowski Jeffrey Wilkinson Page }6 Michael J. Williams Lori Ellen Winzenried Jeffrey M. Wittman Jacqueline Wodzinskt Steven T. Woodward James Wright Pag 37 Amy Jo Banzhaf David Donohue Daniel Herr Suzanne Hovind Camera Shy Brian Bakowski Mark Berner John Bom me r James Foote Donald Gentry Alexandra Golden William Kreutinger Frank Pacanzia Timothy Rowland Anthony Sciolino James F. Sweeney Darlene Zimmerman Timothy Keohane Kathleen M. Sgamma Pag, ,8 Let’s talk sense to the American people! Let's tell them the truth, that there are no gains without pains, that we are now on the eve of great decisions, not easy decisions, like resistance when you’re attacked, but a long, patient, costly struggle which alone can assure triumph over the great enemies of man-war, poverty, and tyranny — and the assaults upon human dignity which are the most grievous consequences of each . . . Better we lose the election than mislead the people. Adlai E. Stevenson 39 World Tour ’84-’85 Row 2: Tim McConnell, Nava Hall. Barb Hartwig Pam MacKinnon is taking the picture. Wales World Tour - ’84-’85 Travel in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience. He that travelleth into a country before he hath some entrance into the language, goeth to school, and not to travel. — Francis Bacon 1 1 1 % Ess if !'T 77 Nous sommes les enfants aux Etats-Unis In October of '84 ten fearless students left their first and second homes in search of a third across the sea. Traveling through new and exciting lands, meeting new and exciting people and ways, Marie Cinti, Nava Hall, Barb Hartwig. Judy Hill, Pam MacKinnon, Julie Mason, Tim McConnell, Robbie McPherson, Lynn Peterson, and Mary Beth Scherf discovered that the earth is in fact round, the A La Hambrc is a slum. Lord Nelson loves pigeons, and most importantly that people are the same no matter where you go. We made new friends from both Wales and Clarence traveling to and from and best of all in — Menai Bridge, Bangor, Edinburgh, CREW (Oh Baby!). Cardiff. Paris. London, Dublin (for those who don’t like sleep). Chester, and Stratford. There is much to say about our adventure, but these pictures are simply dying for immortality — (Oh, how antithetical!) . .. The Chosen Always seen eating Jim Forthman, Laura Sweet Most flirtatious Tony Rotundo and props Most likely to succeed Steve Woodward, Pam MacKinnon Most Likely to be President Barb Hartwig, Mike Johnson Class clowns Karen Wood, Paul Parrinello Most school spirit Mike Stoughton, Sharyl Airiest Tricia Malczynski, Jim Snider Burkhard 4 Most energetic Janet Hammond, Larry Catalano Always seen smiling Jim Honsberger, Tammy Lynch Most talented Bill Crosby, Judy Hill Most Athletic Jeff Ellis, Mary Pat Hickey Most talkative Sharon Nicolas, Kevin O’Mara Most fun to be with Brad Usatch, Becky Lavocat Most Studious Karen Weber, Chris Zampogna Best Dressed Mike Neelon, Lori Hultman 43 Rowl Peter Eberhardt, Kelly Bestine, Nadine Natale, Kara Loudenslager Row2 Joe Darlak, Dave McCann, Tom Colis, Milce Doloff shin After three years you can truly say, “This is my second home,” but there is so much more to discover in these halls and rooms and books . . . and faces. You have yet another year to And come to understand your Second Home. 44 Mr. Pappas Pd. l:Row 1 Paul Peterson, Janet Haake, Kim Varble, Cecelia Ward, Karen Grabowski, Mike Daigler Row 2 Jennifer Ha- beri, Hamila Mostajir, Kathy Lindsay, Rich Masci, Whity Dressier. Bill Anderson Row 3 Dan Uhteg, Chris Wright, Doug Bachman Mr. Gerlocic Pd. 5:Row 1 Jackie Pagano, Jenny Elbers, Gary Mich- linski Row 2 Jenny Maralle, Elena Rores, Tracy Smith, Alisia Schaffer, Dayna Schmitt Row 3 Jerry West, Rich Folkemer, Darren Wolbert Row 4 Kim Nuara, Lorna Scobie, Michelle Hallock, Kim Penhollow, Lisa Gaik. Joe A. Heim Row 5 Tom Staebcll, Brett Cooke, Gerry Russell, Joe Raczynski, Marc Cohen, Todd Zimmer, Robert Daigler Row 6 Scott Berchou, Jim Packman, Beth Berger, Jon Palmerton 46 Mrs. Taylor Pd. 2:Row 1 Lynn Eckertson, Kristin Fomes, Barb Hodges Row 2 Scott Adner, Chris Keller, Laura Henderson Row 3 Lee Krawczyk, Curt Schupbach, Sue Donner, Jim Hanlon Row 4 Steve Kinsman. Rick Wojnar, Kathy Perry. Michele Kutas Row 5 Denise Dimmock, Mary Jenkins, Kelly Dejac, Dean Webster Another McCadden vocab monstrosity Mr. McCadden Pd. l:Row 1 Barry Pawlek, Tina Siuta, Faith Lindstedt, Pat McKeat- ing, John Philipps Row 2 Chris Benker, Robert Brewster, Kara Loudenslager, Amy Timberlake, Kevin Conway, Pete Kautz, Brian Flaherty, Jenny Hartl Row 3 Kris Allgaier, Lisa Bommer, Sara McCulloch, Janet English, Terry Gleason Row 4 Patti Kumar, Terry Farley, David Maley, Karen Thielman Mr. McCadden Pd.7:Row 1 Kelly Carey Row 2 Wally Carl, Brian Wiesinger, Andy Weller, Jennifer Rosenthal, Dave Smith, Lisa Gruber Row 3 Sean McCarthy. Amy Mahoney, Julie Tufillaro, Kim Federowicz, Andrea Manna, Beth Berger, Michael Back- man Row 4 Joanne Phelan, Sheryl Meyer, Neelam Iqbal 47 Mr. McCadden Pd. 6:Row 1 Brian Long, Nicola Wilds, Kathryn Steger, Kelly Chubb, Lynn O Hare, Karen Maines, Jennifer Funk, Pamela Utter Row 2 Kristie Anne Hirtreiter, Brian Thomas, Kevin Graber, Elizabeth Leman. Debra Bostwirk, Lukia Costello, Michael Jansen, Marnie Etkin, Vernon Nelson Row 3 Lori Domelowicz, Michael Di Tondo, George Husk, Roger Duttweiler, John Longfield-Smith, Jonathan Hilburger, Mark Haeick, Paul Gross Row 4 Polly Martens. Paul Franckowiak, Nadine Natale, Jeffrey Baron, Barbara Bork, Teresa Furioso, Andrea Ciminclli, Lone Wagner Dr. Clatworthy Pd. 2:Row 1 Bill MacPeek, Brian Wise, Chris Woodruff, Cindy Gsell, Jon Trabucco, Dave Trabucco, Wendy Groll Row 2 Dave Anderson, MArk Reichert, Darrell Londos, May Smith, Sharon White, Donna Tomczak, Mike Trenz, Joe Beaser, Tony Vensatti 48 Mrs. Schmidt Pd. 3:Row 1 Eric Karneth, Karen Zajac, Wendy Weilcert, Laurie Gross, Tom Vanschaik Row 2 Ken Cox, Sheila O'Brian, Beverly Tyler, Geoff Brady, Lori Mangani, Kelly Hutchinson, Chris Zent Row 3 Ken Griffiths, Julie Bujanowslci, Jorden Yoder, Steve Milazzo, John, Paul Gross Row 4 Paul Meyer, Deanne Uhteg, Andrew Potts 'Where did I hide that cheat sheet?” Miss Wilks Pd 7:Row 1 Cynthia Howe, Kristin Reitz, Tammy Noren, Julie Brown Row 2 Renata Bejger, Dawn Bingeman, Debra Noren, Ahmed Robert Hamdy, Tracey Hesslink, Carmen Radecki, Karen Leland Row 4 Michele Gerber, Kristen Brunner, Gorden Klin- genschmitt, Connie Thompson Row 5 Kevin Curry, Tom Colis, Steve Rogenthien Row 6 Joe Darlak, Scott Hair, Mark Miller, Robin Russell, Brad Benedict Row 7 Kerry Rogers, Caroline Kowalski, Monique Thibault, Jenny Kuntz Row 8 Michael Dolloff, Chris Cabell, David Me Cann 49 Miss Wilks Pd. 4:Row 1 Tammy Bennett, Chris Landon, Jim Warner, Dave Weirick, Patti Schaefer, Ben Park Row 2 Mike Neff, Carrie Rupnow, Maureen James, Linda Holmes, Pam Bond Row 3 Sue Bell, Shelly Lubecki Row 4 Kellie W'inton, Robert Stearns, Kim Richmond, Cathy Crane Row 5 Bruce Gruber, Scott Hartwig, Tom Hockwater Row 6 Joe Florczak, Laura Hills, Kim McDuffy, Angela Attea, Kelly Bestine Mrs. Schmidt Pd. 2:Row 1 Chris Freidman, Natalie Griffin, Mary Webb, Debbie Trippie, Yvonne Ossenberg, Paul Crapsi Row 2 Lisa Zukewicz, Eric McClaren Row 3 Joe E. Heim, Tom Berrafato, Jean Tefft, Joe Ehrenreich, Doug Smith Row 4 Sam Dale, Sue Apostolakas Row 5 Jodi Barillari, Lincoln Skaine Mr. Pappas Pd. 3:Row 1 Nancy Brown, Cynthia Biggs, Timothy Dom- zalski, Salvatore Burruano, Frank Pacenzia, Row 2 John Beaser, Tony Riga, Wayne Stevens, David McCarthy Row 3 John Haley, Jay Simon, Ann Marino. Barb Strassel. Lois Zolnowski, Loretta Miller, Jean Woody. David Anderson Row 4 Michael Robb, James Coif, Patrick Leman, John Wargo, Dan Dressel, 50 5 s o P h o m o r e s Rowl Colleen Flynn, Julianna Rondina Row2 Sherry Geiger, Debbie Schwab Row3 Tracey Lynch, Tom Adams, Melissa Secor Row4 Denise Matteson After two years of laughter, learning, loving, and tears, these halls and rooms have come to mean something very special. You’ve discovered friends, knowledge, and yourself, but there is much more ahead. You have only just begun . . . to understand your Second Home. Mr. McCadden Pd. 5:Row 1 Joyce Pagano. Gabe Stefanik, Denise Guido. Paula Priebe Row 2 Debbie Bischof, Anne Mahaney, Jenny Zambito. Amy Wangler. Heather Hartl, Nicole Batt, Dave Hammond Row 3 Pete Anaka, Randy Wdowka, Dave Ross, Chris Durr, Dave Eggcr, Dan Hahn, Nick Betlewicz, Tim Janish Row 4 Brett Vaughn, Matt Hillman, Pat Smith Mr. McCadden Pd. 3:Row 1 Lori Hanes, Kim Woodruff, Jill Valenti, Tricia Reese, Joe Wargo Row 2 Mike Wisto, Denise Matteson, Pam Sutherland, Jenny Hultman, Sandy Galley Row 3 Paul Stehle, Mike George, Marissa Feind, Heather Voss, Gene Hrynczak, Kevin Rosel, Debbie Monkelbaan, Tony Parker, Melissa Geiger, Chris Delvaux Row 4 Lee Loretta, Tom Adams, Leslie Paine, Terri Nowinski, Anita Lang, Kay Gamin, Sheri Grove, Barb Neff Mrs. Doerr Pd. 3:Row 1 Anna Melbourne, Kevin Harris, John Petty, Tony Smith, Keith Grundner Row 2 Cheryl Pankow, Tuesday Ess, Lisa Stahley, Sean Richards Row 3 Greg Giblin, Rich Bezchou, Diane Ricker, Ron Dwadwo, Brian Spoth, Dennis Honsberger, Jim Lutgen, Jim Rzyrkowski Row 4: Paul Meyer, Jane Smith, Paul Johnson Row 5: Bob Betlewicz, Carl Meyer Mrs. Jochum Pd. 7:Row 1 Mike Garrett, Jennie Morganti, Sara Stoughton, Suzie Vogt, Julie Vanschaik, Tracy Oh How Boring! Carpenter, Dave Tee, Michelle Haeick, Mike Hiddie Row 2 Colleen Flynn, Jon Storm, Julie Rondina, Michelle Janora, Bill Leonard, Amy Meyers, Jeanette Frenz Row 3 Brian Fraser, Dave Carpino, Craig Graber, Mark Dalfonso, Paul Casilio, Mike Thompson, Rich Slimack, Jeff Stein Row 4 Chris Gugliuzza, Jim Mariano, Ken Pickering. Sharon Diehl, Mike Faust, Becky Faust, Shannon Carter Mrs. Jochum Pd. l:Row 1 Liz Dussing, Laura Zintl, Jenny Samson Row 2 Laura Duminuco, Patti Wilson, Chris Gall, Joy Birchmeier, Hannah Mac Arthur, Les- ley Gorny Row 3 Pete Depowski, Dennis Honsberger, Scott Brown, Jim Tinklepaugh, Don Alessi, Tom Schwartz, Greg Kohler, Greg Gleason, Jason Crosby, Dan Miosi Row 4 Steve Raiff, Brian Smith, Kate Mahoney, Rollie Duttweiler, Dean Gustafson, Tim Prise, Mark Malczynski 55 Mr. Pappas Pd. 4:Row 1 Ed Denny, Peg Farley, Meg Calla- han, Samir Hussein, Wendy Ives, Gretchen Snyder, Beth Creighton Row 2 Mark Powers, Doug Quinlon, Pete Weber, Tom Blersch, Ken Wertz, Brette McWhorter Row 3 Dave Lally, Jeff Andruschat, Eric Gray, Kathy Podlcwski, Daren Win- gard, Greta Kent, Linda Sarafin, Judy Sciandra Mrs. Jochum Pd. 6:Row 1 Jill Benningcr, Dawn Gozdalski, Melissa Grove, Darcy Johnt, Tracy Denali, Kim Machniak, Jenny Jurek Row 2 Laura Gruber, Melissa Macdonald, Nicole Morgan, Sue DeMaioribus, Kevin Barry. Rob Janusz, Conrad Floss Row 3 Pat Watkins, Adrian Cosmano, Mike Maraschiello, Jim Thorpe, Julie Bartels, Sherry Geiger, Ron Keiner, Cheryl O’Donnell, Dan Michiinski Mrs. Taylor Pd. 5:Row 1 Jason Milsom, Nathan Raupp, Bob Gasz Row 2 Chris Wargala, Marie Ryszkiewicz, Kevin Sadowski, Rae Grabenstat- ter Row 3 Scott Gibbons, Russ Brahmer, Resden Webster Row 4 Keith Nablo, Franco Buscaglia, Matt Lindstedt, T. R. Martino, Mustafa Osman 56 Mr. Pappas Pd. 5:Row 1 Marty Rich, Scott Cranston, Jammey Gustafson, Sara Miller, Eric Light, Mike Collins, Bert Park Row 2 Dennis Shaffer, Kate Powers, Peg Farlee, Julie Pack, Holly Stanek, Dennis Kitchen 'Who Me?' Mrs. Taylor Pd. 7:Row 1 Debbis Stiles, Tammy Knapik, Chris Paolucci, Julie Goldhawk, Paula Cham- bcriand, Denise Hadswell, Angela Burruano Row 2 John Martyniuk, Brian Hickey, Geoff Newell, Pat Law- rence, Todd Anderson, Dean Ducato Row 3 Carl Win- zenried, Mike Woodward, Steve White, Josh Nelson, Todd Tyler, Tom Bronisz Mrs. Jochum Pd. 5:Row 1 Enc Page, Dave Heckman, Rick Walters, Kelly Gross, Laura Miller, Penny West, Tra- cey Lynch, Trisha Herrmann Row 2 Barb Ross, Denise Klier, Deb Schwab, Jeff Brooks, Melissa Secor, Kim George, Karen Andrews, Kathy Ratzel Row 3 Dan Kowalski, Woo- die Hampshire, Tom McLaughlin, Jenny Maynard, Mary Petroci, Chris Carl, Tom Wilk )1 F r e s h m a n Row 1 Penny Hammond President. Karen Roth Row 2 Amy McCausland, Heather Evans Row 3 Jurij Deputat, Tim Cabell, Tim Andrushaut, Jay Helms In September you first entered this building, lost and confused — down was up, left was right, east was west. Those first days turned into weeks; the weeks became months. You have discovered a new world within these walls and among these friends, but there is so much more. You have only just . . . Learned of your Second Home. Mr. Gillies Pd. 2:Row 1 Jacqueline Lavocat, Gretchen Durick Row 2 Christine Williams, Jay Peffer, Jason Powers, Karen Robb, Robert Reynolds, Row 3Douglas Krus- zynski, Tammy Dunn, James Hockwater, David Reimondo, Lori Miller, Jeffrey Krombach, Joseph Oishei, Jennifer Prise Row 6 Pamela Broncato, Cyndi Schaben, Michelle Richey, Michael-Rapp Row 7 Stuart Me Callister, William Pfennig, Daniel Miller, Danton Cardoso Row 8John Siuta, Janet Kneiss, Amy Mccausland, Mike Riga, Carlo Riggio Mr. Gillies Pd 6:Row 1 Christopher Grundner, William Morgan Jr, Kenneth Tro- meter, Chad White, Lynn Winiarczyk Row 2Sherry Hacket, Constance Emerling, Penny Pritchard, James Leonard Row 3 Mark Speyer, Brian Helowicz, Stephen Cianciolo, Joseph Weller, Glenn Niesyty Row 4 Paul Geary, Michael Hallock Row 5 Deborah Schuler, Evelyn Rogers, Jessica Barron, Alan Vieaux, William Samson III Row 6 Donald Oehman, Jennifer Sheldon, Row 7 Patrick Laczkowski, Anthony Di Gaudio Mr. Gillies Pd. 7:Row 1 Christina Backman, Rosemary’ Yeskoot, James Sweeney Jr. John Thompson Row 2 Greta Simon, Richard Rores, Carrie Kozak Row 3 Tracey Freeland, Karen Kiener Row 4 Kim Nelson, Elizabeth Marandola, Brett Chelf, Kimberly Kubiszyn Row 5 Lori Miller, Jeffrey Krombach, Joseph Oishei, Jennifer Prise Row 6 Pamela Broncato, Cyndi Schabert, Michelle Richey, Michael Rapp Row 7 Stuart Me Callister, William Pfennig, Daniel Miller, Danton Cardoso Row 8John Siuta, Janet Kneiss, Amy Mccausland, Mike Riga, Carlo Riggio 6o Pat scores a bullseye! Mr. Gillies Pd. 3:Row 1 Danielle Vantine, Dena Riek, David Gargiulo, Rebecca May Row 2 Lisa Richey, Dawn Heiser, Jill Monkelbaan, Patricia Heim, Philip Sgamma, Jennifer Kitchen Row 3 Ziggy Pedone, Jef- frey Benzing, Christopher Duke, Daniel Greene Jr. Row 4 Michael Gries, Nicole Sprosty, Jennifer Huber, Mary Beaser, Robert Walter, Row 5 Nancy Falk, Jo- seph Cudney, Nicholas Croglio, Deborah Marziale Mr. Gillies Pd. 5:Row 1 Melissa Berger,Timothy Bartels Row 2 Melissa Pepper, Betsy Bugenhagen, Lin- da Newton, Madison Boyce Row 3 Brian Long, An- drew Fischer, Joan Horvath, Scott Corey, Warren Buck- laew, Christine Kaminski, Robert Timberlake, Richard Pawelek Row 4Brian Bernd, Lorianne Nicholas, Jay Helms, Andrew Heim, Timothy Krantz, William Loewer Row 5 Deborah Juhre, Barry Gerner Mrs. Ihlefeld Pd. 4:Row 1 Amy Jo Schalk, Karen Williams, Lori Wolbert, Annette Hopkins, Cheryl Jivi- den, Mary Fornes, Connie Marie Ferger Row 2 Mi- chelle Murray, Linda Hollinsworth, Penny Hammond, Michele Bingeman, Christopher Rex Row 3 Gretchen Glauber, Aimce Hogan, Heather Evans, Renee Behrens, Carrie Hedges, Andrew Vassallo Row 4 Luke Cusack, Carl Kustell, Samuel Shrauger Row 5 Kevin Maley, Kirk Waible 6i Mrs. Doerr Pd. l:Rowl Dawn Loos,Lisa Roper.Robert Flynn,Paiman Hadisadegk, Matthew Duminuco.Jessica Maier, Wendy Wilson, Tammy Stahl, David Meyer, Howard Stanley. Todd Nelson, Alisa Constantino, Valarie Carrigan, Leigh Ferreira, Karen Roth, Denise Van Bourgondien, Thomas Hanes, Anthony Yanno, Victoria Maitland, Mark Maier, Scott Hiddie, Mrs. Doerr Pd. 2:Row 1 Chris Horning, Cindy Visone, Kelly Sheldon. Greg Daigler Row 2 Tom Bender, Paula Allen, Karen Jens, Kelly Frost Row 3 Chris Keppner, Andy Hilburger, Tom Carts, Mark Hjalmarson, Kelly James, Julie Beers, Chuck Clemens Row 4 Rich Romanek, Patrick Stein, Stacy Schwindler, Connie Pope, Steve LaDuca, Sue Thomas, Kelly O’Donnell, Yvette Amo Mrs Doerr Pd. 4:Rowl Jodi Gonzales, Rob Kolb, Lou Pisano, Kellie Cory Row 2 Cathlin Jansen, Scott Franckowiak, Paul Maier, Karen Herr Row 3 Mark Penhollow, Christine Kenny, Renee Bugenhagen Row 4 Chris Marasco, Robin Morris, Tammy Snyder Row 5 Tom Raczynski, John Cinti, Lynn Nowinski 62 Mrs. Ihlefeld Pd. 3:Row 1 Lydia Visonc, Leah Kent, Jill Fabricy, Jonathan Floss Row 2 Marguerite Hunt, Sarah Storm, Timothy Cabell, Mark Weirich, Alisa Bono, Catherine Zimmerman, Tracey Cone Row 3 Paula Dolloff, Andrew Gould Row 4 Melanie Snider Row5 Ray Henkel, Christopher Lewis, Elizabeth Hartwig, Kerry Hesslink, Timothy Andruschat, Barbara Pinkoski, Stephanie Clark, Alison Smith, Jurij Deputat, Tom Buck- laew Row 6 Constantine Hrousis, Amy Archer, Kathleen Quinlan Row 7 Dennis Mrs. Ihlefeld Pd. l:Rowl Cheryl Kutas, Colleen Haley, Kristina Folger, Michele Gullo Row 2 Dianna Johnson, Mary Mattina, Pauline West Row 3 Kristin Rew, Jennifer Rosel, Tina Rohloff, Renee Barone Row 4 Daniel Brice, Bradley Macpeek, Christopher Richeal, Walter Buechi, Michael Cocco Jr. Row 5 Jeffrey Little, James Gleisle, Lyle Morgan III, Timothy Berndt Row 6 Stephen Dickinson, Jeff Loudenslager Mrs. Ihlefeld Pd. 5:Row ljudith Boiler, Julie Mcclintick Row 2 Amy Sweeney, Wendy Hitchcock, Teresa Kowalski, Lynn Siminski Row 3 Daniel Meldrim, Robert Lewis, Brett Weitmeiser,Robert Szulis, Colette Bakowski, Craig Law Row 4 Michael Altenburg, Anthony Mattina. Patrick Homing. William Emerson, Paul Marcin- owski, Michael Pope A black eye makes homecoming worthwhile 63 To The Class of 1985: Soon you will graduate from Clarence High School and bring to closure another phase of your lives. Your teachers, counselors, and administrators will miss your presence, however, we look forward to following your progress in the years to come. Whatever those years have in store for you, I hope that the experience at Clarence High School has helped prepare you well. I encourage you to live your life creatively in a world of your own making. I hope that each of you cam some day leave your mark on society in a positive way and feel good about your success. I would like to share with you one of the better definitions of success that I have encountered. The author of the quote is Bessie Anderson Stanley. To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a little better place than we found it, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. Best of luck High School Class and God's Blessings to every member of the Clarence of 1985. 64 Caught in the act Well you can just show you’re little trick to Mr Piper” Chivalry reborn! Why? Marsh unravels the DNA molecule Saga photog's always get their man I'd like to introduce the newest educational innovation' Who are you today?” Well you finally got me! Mr. Analca Science Mr. Bernhard I.A. Mr. Bogey History Mrs. Burd Nurse Mr. Girl History Dr. Clatworthy English Mr. Gxrigan Math Mrs. Doerr English Mrs. Gatti Business Mr Gourlay Guidance Mrs. Henry History Mr. Hicks History Mrs. Astudillo Art Mrs. Biddlecom Home Ec. Mrs. Bradley Science Mr. Cappello History Mrs. Corrigan History Mr. Compertore History Mrs. Casuccio Resource Mrs. Fraser Business Mr. Gerlock English Mrs. Haas Resource Mr. Hesslink Phys. Ed. 67 Mrs. Horngan Guidance Mrs. Ihlcfeld English Mr. Kensy Phys. Ed. Mrs. Kuczmarslct Math Mr. Lugwig Science Mr. Marshall Science Mr. McCadden English Mr. Michalakes I.A. Mr. Neubauer History Mr. Pappas English Mr. Peters Business Mrs. Rauschcr Home Ec. Mr. Hurlburt Science Mrs. jochum English Mr. Kreinheder History Mr. Kuppinger Guidance Mrs. Manly Guidance Mrs. McCadden Science Mrs. Meosky Health Mrs. Nardiello French Ms. Owens Mr. Parker Science Mrs. Printup Phys. Ed. Mr. Rich Music 68 Mr. Ried Music Dr. Stillwell Latin Mr. Schnobrich Science Mr. Shippengrover Business Mrs. Sangiacomo French Mr. Sutherland Music Mrs. Taylor English Mr. Vehar Music Mr. Vogt Science Mrs. Weiss Math Mr. Wingard Math Mr. Richbart Math Mr. Romanowski Latin Mrs. Schmidt English Mr. Sentman Science Mr. Sorrento Math Mr. Stillwell Math Ms. Tack Phys. Ed. Mrs. Tubin Business Mr. Vesper Phys. Ed. Mrs. Walleshauser Math Ms. Wilks English Dr. Zampogna Spanish 69 Mrs. Bailey Audio Visual Mrs. Cantie Library Mrs. Conners Resource Mrs. Gibson Main Office Mrs. Hayes Main Office Mrs. Mayo Monitor Mrs. Paolini Monitor Mrs. Reitz Schno's Secretary Mrs. Smithey Media Center Mrs. Topol Monitor Mrs. Webber Guidance Mrs. Bellus Att. Office Mrs. Comas Switchboard Mrs. Dalfonso Monitor Mrs. Hartwig Guidance Mrs. Lavner Media Center Mrs. Mohr Att. Office Mrs. Petroci Att. Office Mrs. Scherf Monitor Mrs. Stover Main Office Mrs. Wamock Att. Office Mrs. Wertz Monitor 7° 7« THE WORLD Africa — Famine ... In Ethiopia alone, more than six million face starvation. India — A gas leak at a Union Carbide Plant leads to the death of 2,500 in Bhopal. Says a witness. I thought I had seen every- thing, but this is worse than war.” Prime Minister Indira Ghandi is assasinated by her own guards in late October of '84. . . . Rising unrest remains in a nation torn among Hindus, Sihles and Muslims. IN BRIEF — Terrorism, El Salvador — Duarte (a democracy?). Lech Walesa Continues. Canada goes Conservative, Soviet President Chernenko is very ill and missing to date. ELECTION — Yes, Ronald Reagan won! But on the other side of the trail, history was being made. Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman nominated to run for VP on a major party ticket. Jesse Jackson made his own history during the long campaign, and as he said,” . . . American politics will never be the same. OLYMPICS — Spectacular . . . even without the Russian high jumpers and East German Amazons in bathing caps . . . Mary Lou Retton (USA) — gymnastics — a perfect vault — gold Daley Thompson (GB) — Decathlon — gold Carl Lewis (USA) — fast — faster-faster — 4 gold — the “track record IN BRIEF — Permanent Artificial hearts. Statue of Liberty repaired. Reagan's Cabinet Shuffle, Where’s the Beef! , Cuomo in ’88? Blizzard ’85 — Snow! Snow! Snow! It’s just so ridiculous! OUTRAGEOUS! And then came the thaw — Water! Water! Water!(How many feet did you have in your basement?) Year In Review 7 The ’84-’85 season was ripe with miraculous comebacks and new found superstardom. The charts were dominated by Prince and his Revolution, and Bruce Springsteen and his E-Street band, but these were not the only two playing great music. Resurfacing after years of virtual silence were: Tina Turner, Chicago, John Fogerty, Deep Purple, Julian Lennon (Reincarnation), Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder, and the Jacksons. NEWCOMERS — Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Wham!, Frankie Goes to Hollywood. ALBUMS OF THE YEAR — U2's The Unforgettable Fire, Talking Head's Stop Making Sense, Springsteens' Born in the U.S.A., Prince’s Purple Rain, Tina Turner’s Private Dancer, Chicago's Chicago 17. GROUP OF THE YEAR — BANDA1D: formed by Boomtown Rat’s leader Bob Geldof and starring 40 British Pop stars including — Sting, U2, Duran Duran, Paul Young, Bananarama, and Culture Club. All proceeds of this amazing recording assist the famine relief in Ethiopia. At press time similar projects are under way in the U.S.A., Canada and Australia. VIDEO OF THE YEAR — David Bowie’s “Kazzin’ for Blue Jean PICKS FOR ’8v'86 — Paul Young. Mick Jagger(solo), Nils Lofgren. Del-Lords, Eurogliders, Parachute Gub, Bromski Beat. With their albums, tours, personalities, bands and fans Bruce Springsteen and Prince (with his movie too) became the performers of the year. David Bowie, always busy, created the fine short film Jazzin’ for Blue Jean to surround his song Blue Jean”. Best of the Season We’ll Remember William (Count) Basie, 79, Jazz artist Man. all we’re trying to do is make the music swing.” Richard Burton. 58, actor I rather like my reputation ... a spoiled genius from the Welsh gutter Truman Capote, 59, writer I’m an alcoholic. I’m a drug addict. I’m a homosexual. I’m a genius.” Marvin Gaye, 44, soul artist “I’m good looking, intelligent, articulate, arrogant, and an artist. Ethel Merman, 7 , singer Broadway has been very good to me.” Sekou Torke, 62, President of Guinea “We prefer poverty in liberty to riches in slavery.” “MONEY CHANGES EVERY- THING” Records $8.89 Phone Oils Stamps .22 Movie 84.00 Rock Concert (unless you’re a Jackson's fan) MJ-8 30.00 10 lbs. of potatoes h-V) STAGE — Hurlyburly: David Rabe’s comedy of modern bad manners Sunday in the park with George — If it’s Sondhein, it’s gotta be good. (With special thanks to George Seurat.) SCREEN — Amadeus Based of Peter Shaffer’s play, direct- ed by Milos Forman The Breakfast Club — ’Big Chill’ for those under 19. Bnerly Hills Cop — Eddie Murphy . . . need I say more. The Killing Fields — Based on a true story, directed by Roland Joffe A Passage to India — BEAUTIFUL Places in the Heart — American farmhand brought to life — Sally Fields and John Malkovich 2010 — The sequel . . . Something wonderful Witness — A powerful thriller by Peter Weir NEW CULY CLASSICS - The Brother from Another Planet, Dune, 1984, Pans. Texas, Repoman, Stop Making Sense, Tchao Pantin, Purple Ram. T.V. It made you laugh, sigh, gasp, and yawn. Bright spots — The Bill Cosby Show, Miami Vice and Presidential Debate ttl. A Sort Of HomeComing And you know it's tun to go through the sleet and driving snow across the of morning to a light that's in the distance And you hunger for the time time to heal, ‘desire’, time and your earth moves beneath your own dream landscape Oh oh on borderland we run and still we run, we run and don’t look back I’ll be there. I’ll be there tonight, a highroad, a highroad out of here the city walls are all coming down the dust a smokescreen all around see faces ploughed like fields that once gave no resistance And we live by the side of the road on the side of a hill as the valleys explode dislocated suffocated the lands grow weary of its won oh oh on the borderland we run and we still run, we run and don’t look back tonight, tonight The wind will crack in wintertime a bomb-blast lightning waltz no spoken words, just a scream . . . tonight we’ll build a bridge across the sea and land see the sky the burning rain she will die and live again tonight And your heart beats so slow through the rain and fallen snow across the fields of mourning to a light that’s in the distance Oh don’t sorrow, no don’t weep for tonight, at last I am coming home I am coming home 1984 Blue Mountain Music Ltd., All rights con- trolled by Island Music, Inc., BMI. Homecoming Is it a Geclc? No. its only Nerd Day at Clarence High. Homecoming was this year, as always one of the most memorable weeks of the year. On Tuesday some people, particularly underclassmen carried around their stuffed animal friends while wearing attire of the boudoir. While on Wednesday Greasers and Flowerchildrcn roamed the halls. Nerds were seen everywhere on Thursday. Friday, almost the entire school got involved in Beach day. Most of us remember a pair of spirited Sophs, Jeff Brooks and Don Alcssi, clad in masks, snorkels and scuba flippers as they showed the rest of the school what “real” spirit was. Pep Rally highlights included a race between fall sports teams, the flipper race, the Homecoming Court race and the wrapping of faculty members in toilet paper. Saturday began with the parade, and the Class of ’86 showed the way in the float competition. The Varsity Soccer game was easy for the Red Devils to make into a victory. A huge crowd turned out for the Varsity football game, the Red Devils played a hard fought game, but were defeated by the Frontier Falcons. In an emotional ceremony Heidi Nappora, escorted by her father accepted the crown as the 1983 Homecoming Queen. Jeff Ellis was selected King. Heidi’s court was comprised of Maria Rondinelli, Mary Pat Hickey, Tammy Lynch, Tracey Herrmann, Mike John- son, Steve Woodward, Frank Rondinelli, and Mike Neelon. The court was driven around the field by the infamous race car driver Jon “An- dretti” Palmcrton. The weeks festivities were concluded with the traditional Homecom- ing dance at the Town Park Clubhouse which was attended by many cheering students. Tammy Lynch, Frank Rondinelli, Tracy Herrmann, Maria Rondinelli, Mike Neelon, Mary pat Hickey, Mike Johnson. Heidi Napora, Jeff Ellis, Steve Woodard 76 78 On November 21, 1984, The Clarence Senior High School students celebrated the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance in Lil Abner’s famous West Gym. The dance gave all those “shy Daisy Mae’s” from Clarence the opportunity to invite the beau of their choice to the annual hoedown. Music was provided by the Music-Go-Round Sound. The dance was sponsered by the Senior class and was a great success. The costumes were very creative and the judges had a difficult time choosing the “best costumes.” The winners were Melissa Attenhoffer and Dave Patchel, dressed as the Cookie Monster and Big Bird. 79 Powder Puff-The Story continues Keeping with the Powder Puff tradition, the Senior Girls once again stomped the Juniors 14-6 in a game which was well played by both teams. With the incredible coaching efforts of Steve Woodward and Pete Harris the Senior girls behind Captains Napora and Lynch blocked and passed their way to a much earned victory. Sharyl Burkard scored the first touchdown for the winners on a terrific run around left end. Sue Hess tallied the other Senior score on a punt return. Under the coaching of Hilburger, Maley and Colis the Juniors ran a well organized, explosive offense, with Kelly Bestine scoring the lone touch- down. Several fans commented that they didn’t realize that mittens were part of the uniform in football. 80 8« David and Lisa Carmen Radecki, Renata Bejger, Jason Crosby, Kerry Rogers, Julie Garrett. Wendy Ives, Tom Colis, Karen Stuart, Julie Garrett, Chris Cabell, Amy Bulger. 8a Karen Stuart as Kate and Chris Cabell as Robert. Denis Kitchen as Simon. Kevin O’Mara as Mr. Clemens. Under the direction of Mr. Len pappas, and the Technical advice of Mr. Michael McCadden, David and Lisa became one of the most successful fall productions in many years. The action takes place in a school for disturbed children staffed by psychiatrists, therapists and teachers, and led by Dr. Alan Swinford, played by Bill Crosby. The title roles, students of this specul school, were portrayed by Dave McCann and Laura Shear. Each night the audience was treated to this fine tale of love, understanding, and recovery. The cast was made complete by other students, teachers, and parents played by the likes of Sandy Beck, Amy Bulger, Chris Cabell, Tom Colis, Joe Darlak, Denis Kitchen, Karen Stuart, Joe Beckinghausen, Kristin Roalsvig, and Kevin O’Mara, to name a few. � 3 Are you alive Scott? Laura Shear as Lisa and Joe Darlak as John GEORGE M! George M is the story of Cohan’s life and features some of his most popular songs such as “Give My Regards to Broadway”, Mary”, “Over There” and “Gran OI’ Flag”. The show was highlighted with several large production numbers. The cast learned to tap dance under the direction of Choreographers Marie Anastasi and Ann Bohm. Again this year Mr. Pappas directed the actors and Mrs. Sutherland directed the vocal music. Mr. Lehner from the Junior High conducted the Orchestra. Mr. McCadden was technical director for the production and Mr. Ted Patton designed the sets. Mrs. Bailey supervised the make-up crew and Mrs. June Fahey created and arranged the costumes. Mrs. Webber was advisor to the Publicity Crew. The Patron drive was headed by Mrs. Lavner. Show dates were April 26, 27, May 2, 3, and May 4. 84 CAST LIST FOR “GEORGE M Amy Bulger — Faye Templeton Jason Crosby — Mr. Albee Bill Crosby — George M. Cohan Sam Dale — Sam Harris Joe Darlak — The Mayor Chorus Jurij Deputat — Understudy to George Joe Demolowicz — Actor Eric (foreign exchange) — Freddie Mike Ertel — Archie, Stage Manager Heather Evans — Push cart girl Peg Farley — Little Girl Colleen Flynn — Push Cart girl Teresa Furioso — Push cart girl Julia Garrett — Madame Grimaldi Chris Zampogna — Dr. Webb Barb Hartwig — Nellie Cohan Judy Hill — Agnes Nobn Lori Hultman — Push Can Girl Pam MacKinnon — Rose David McCann — Jerry Cohan Robbie McPherson — Josie Cohan Heidi Napora — push cart girl Nadine Natale — Ethel Kevin O’Mara — The Director Kristin Roalsvig — Ma Templeton. Lead dancer Laura Shear — Mrs. Red Deer Martin Slawson — Walt Doug Smith — Mr. Behman Karen Stuart — Push Cart girl Supporting Cast: Tami Barillari Sandy Beck Renata Bejger Beth Creighton Jason Crosby Odette Delvaux Kris Depowski Chris Duke Amy Frank Sherry Geiger Denise Guido Scott Hair Tracy Herrmann Linda Hollingsworrh Denis Kitchen Katy Little Carl Maier Julie Mason Sheial O’Brien John Prise Kristin Reitz Megan Rothwell Richard Rores Felicia Scrler Marybeth Scherf Judy Sciandra Kelley Smith Pam Sutherland Monique Thibault Pam Utter Student Choreographers. Kristin Roalsvig assisted by Judy Sciandra Theresa Furioso and Denise Guido. Student Directors: Kate Powers, Dawn Bingeman, Sheryl Meyer, Meg Callahan. 8 That’s right! I’m cool. “Will you please spell that AGAIN.” Stop! That’s the wrong endzone! Beam me up Scotty, I flunked English. CCHS’ own lacques Cousteau. Seniors display their usual organization. Someday you underclassmen will make it to the back seat. 87 Bovs'and Girls’ state is an annual state-wide conference which allows its participants to form a model city, county and state governments for one week in June. Students are chosen through recommendations, and sponored by the American Legion. The 1984 participants from Clarence were Christopher Zampogna and Barbara Hartwig. Chris Zampogna and Barbara Hartwig Row 1: Jon Vesper, Tony Rotundo, Frank Rondinelli. Row 2: Mike Johnson, Mary Pat Hickey, Jeff Ellis. The Model U.N. Club is under the direction of Mr. Arthur Thomas this year. This organization is designed to give students the chance to research, and role play various U. N. member countries at seminars and conferences held throughout the year. Members of the club must propose and defend resolutions dealing with various world problems. Go Get Em Upper Volta! The Mock Trial team consists of members of the Business Law and Law and You classes. The team members spend many hours preparing a court case for presentation in Erie County Courts. The team competed against other schools in Erie County. The Mock trial competition affords the student an opportunity to greatly enhance his communication skills, to leam the legal aspects of preparing a case (opening statement to the court — direct and cross examination — and a summation of our case), to bridge the gap between the school and legal profession, and to provide the student with guidance towards post-secondary education in the legal field. Row 1: Myron Deputat, Ch is Zampogna, Julia Garrett, Karen Stuart, Joseph Heim. Row 2: Tom Colis, Dave Rynkowski, and Mark Marrale, Mike Johnson, Greg Kohler. Row 1: April Knobel, Diane DiSimmon, Mary Torpedo Scherf. Row 2: Dave Rynkowski, Bruce Galowicz, Chris Zampogna, Frank Rondinelli, Mike Johnson. Missing: Tracy Herr- mann and Karen Wood. 88 r The newly formed CPG (computer Programing Group), under the direction of Mr. Steven Ludwig, has written various programs to assist teachers throughout the school. This pilot program’s goals are to someday release their programs to the community and other school districts who could make use of them. The six members of the group, and their advisor wish to thank everyone else involved with the CPG. Missing from the picture are Myron Deputat and Greg Kohler The library aides are students who give of their time for the welfare of our school, and you the students. Mary Harris, Deirdre Mchaffy, Thomas Bronisz Scott Hair, Doug Smith, Walter Carl, Chris Cabell The Company, under the direction of Mrs. Lavner and Mrs. Smithy consists of students interested and dedicated to the study of film and video. The group meets every Wednesday after school in the Media Center. Individual video and film presentations are worked on during the year to enter Allstate competition. As a service to the school community Company crew members videotape school events. Row i: Paula Chamberland, Roxanne Landrich, Greta Sinon, Mike Wisto. Row z: Rob Hamdy, Chris Benker, Denise Hatswell, Mike Hiddie. Row 3: Jim Snider, Myron Deputat, Cheryl Pankow, Mark Watkins. Row 4: Jerry Russell, Chris Friedman. Row 5: Jay Simon, Mrs. Launer, Peter Kautz. Denis Kitchen, Mrs. Smithy. 89 Row i: Ann Marie Petroci, Deirdre Mehaffy, Nava Hall, Dawn Bingeman, Karin Fomes, Julie Mason, Mane Cinti, Hudy Hill, Tracy Hesslink, Erika Shrauger, Karen Weber, Melissa Reisig. Julia Garrett, Barbara Hartwig, Julie Madejski. Row 2: Martin Slawson, Craig Sutherland, Steve Woodward, Tim McConnell, Walter Carl, Greg Sarafin, Chris Zampogna, Mike Secor, Bill Gibson, Rick VanKuren, Peter Vassallo, Steve Rogenthien, Bill Corsby, Joe Darlak, Kevin Curry, Chris Obeli, Jeff Nawrot, Gordon Klingenschmitt. Row 3: Sandy Beck, Karen Visone, Kris Depowski, Jen- nifer Snyder, Melissa Webster, Karen Stuart, Lynn Peterson, Karen Wood, Tammy Lynch, Connie Sue Thompson, Robbie McPherson, Laura Shear, Pam Mackinnon, Michele Gerber, Heidi Napora. Officers: President — Heidi Napora Vice President — Steve Woodward Treasurer — Julie Garrett Secretary — Karen Stuart Advisors: Mr. Bogey Mr. Neubauer The National Honor Society is a select group of Juniors and Seniors. Membership is determined not only by academic standards, but also by the principles of character, leadership and service. To be eligible, Seniors must have an 89.5 average. Juniors, a 94.5. In October, thirty-seven new members were inducted. Twenty-six members and eleven Juniors were added to the thirteen Seniors who remained from last year. Under the direction of Mr. David Bogey and Mr. Robert Neubauer, the students held fund raisers such as a Christmas Craft Sale and a candy sale. The annual trip to To- ronto, a privilege earned by each member through dedication and hard work during High school, was the highlight of the year. Row 1: A.J. Shisler.Jeff Brady, Lynn Peterson, Frank J. Rondinelli, Steve Ratzel, Michael Johnson, Kevin Curry, Chris Cabell, Tim Jansen, Phil Ratzel, Paul Sullivan, Brad Usatch. Row 2: Rick Van Kuren, Norman Bates, Heidi Napora, Mike Enel, Connie Thompson, Tim McConnel, Karen Stuart, Melissa Webster, Julie Mason, Robbie McPherson, Julia Garrett, Judith Hill, Dave McCann, Kevin O’Mara. Row 3: Sandy Gaily, Jacqueline Lavocat, Steve W'oodward, Sharyl Burkard, Maureen James, Dawn Bingeman, Kelly Maines, Lisa Rapp, David Cianciolo, Tracy Herrmann. William Gibson, John Prise. Mike Carberry, Joe Domelowicz. Row 4: Marie Cinti, Tony Rotundo. Heather Evans, Michelle Bingeman, Tricia Malczynski, Jeff Hahn, Sue Hess, Amy Wangler, Becky Lavocat, Jon Palmerton, Kim Geiger, Caroline Kowalski. Kerry Rogers, Lynn O’Hare, Karen Maines, Linda Holmes. CADD-CAB is an organization originated for the purpose of keeping intoxicated drivers off the roads of Clarence. With the help of Dr. Russell Vaughan and 40 Clarence students, CADD operat- ed on weekends from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. for any Clarence teenagers. Among the members of CADD-CAB are President, Sheryl Burkhard, Vice President, Becky Lavocat with Mike Ertel, Frank Ron- dinelli and Brad Usatch as the Witty Committee”. These three lads provide the much needed enthusiasm and sanity for this organization. CADD is in its second year of operation and is steadily gaining success. Thanks to all who contributed. 90 The Varsity Qub's main activity this year was the Homecoming Carnival. Acandy sale and football throw proved to be lots of fun, with the Hi-Low game turning in the largest profits. A Racquetball party was held for members and guests, and was enjoyed by all. The Varsity Club initiated a Steve Bolling Trophy this year. The trophy will be awarded to the most dedicated and inspirational athlete at Clarence. With the help of Mr. Cappello, we are looking foward to a prosperous and fun filled new year. Row i: Tony Rotondo, Lori Hultman. Row a: Patty Schaefer, Danielle Schofield, Dave Adams, Larry Catalano. Row 3: Tracy Herrmann, Maria Rondinelli, Karen Thielman, Maureen James. Row 4: Wendy Tyler, Heidi Napora, Karen Wood, Kelly Bestine, Laura Zintl. Row 5: Sue Moslow, Tammy Lynch, Tricia Malczynski. Row 6: Frank Rondinelli, Julie Mason, Kris Depowski, Mary Pat Hickey, Kristin Hillman. Row 7: Steve Woodward, Sharyl Burkhard, Laura Sweet, Monica Neff. Row 8: Jeff Brady, Kevin Curry, AJ Shishler. Row 9: Mike Johnson, Roy Henkel, Karin Fornes. Row 10: Paul Sullivan, Jim Forthman, Bruce Galowicz, Phil Ratzel. Row u: Chris Cabell, Mike Neelon, Tom Colis, Mike Secor. Row 12: Steve Ratzel. Row 1: Kelly Leddick, Robin Russell, Mark Francisco, Brad Usatch, Larry Catalano, Karen Gordon. Row 2: Matt Andrews, Kim Krollman, Cindy Nelson, Gary Lindner, Paul Parrinello, Brett Kreher, Rick Folckemer. Row 3: Mr. Marshall, Paul Franckowiak, John Beaser, Ken O’Donnell, William McPeak, Mike Robb. Kim Kumar. The Wilderness Wise Class is composed of nineteen enthusiastic students who share a common interest in the outdoors. We study different environmental problems and situations that exist in our nation. We learn about various outdoor activities such as tent camping, backpacking, rappelling, outdoor cooking, and proper dress in the outdoors. The course revolves around team- work rather than individual work to achieve a class spirit. Our final exam consists of a week long wilderness experience in the Catskill Mts. including two days of formal training at the Frost Valley Environmental Center as preparation for climbing the two tallest peaks in the Catskills. Our whitewater rafting trip in the spring was another of our wilderness experiences. This year our officers were Brad Usatch, Ken O’Donnell (co-presidents), Cindy Nelson (treasurer), and Robin Russell (sec- retary). All of this is possible only through the inspired leadership of our class advisor, Mr. Marshall. 9� Wiih Pam Utter as President, Theresa Furioso as VP, Robin Russell as Treasurer, Peggy Farley as Secretary and help from Mrs. Petroci our advisor, the Pep Gub enjoyed a Peppy and successful year. The Pep Gub actively participated in the Homecoming parade and camiva. This organization sold refreshments at teh bas- ketball games and wrestling matches. The club also car- ried on the annual Garence school jacket sale. The Pep Gub generated a great deal of school spirit and PEP throughout the 84-8} year. We are looking forward to an equally exciting year in 8 -86. Row 1: Kathy Perry, Sheryl Meyer, Kelley Smith, Chris Gall. Row 2: Paula Priebe, Laura Miller. Penny West, Tammie Dune, Kathy Ratzel. Row 3: Mrs. Petroci, Jennifer Morganti, Kelly Maines, Robin Russell, Chris Carl. Row 4: Kellie Winton, Jennifer Haberl, Lisa Rapp, Sandy Beck, Amy Timberlakc. Karin Herr, Kim Wintdon. Row y Julie Rondina, Terry Nowinski, Peg Farley, Pam Utter, Barb Pinkoski, Theresa Furioso. 92 Garence Symphonic Band had another very successful year under the direction of Mr. Michael Ried. The band is maintaining thier previous honor of performing at Kleinhans Music Hall by holding their 20th Annual Kleinhans Concert. With Vaclav Nelhybel conducting his own composi- tion ‘‘Ritual’’ which created an exciting ending to one of this years most meaningful concerts. The Symphonic Band was proud of its achievements and progress throughout this year and is looking foward to an equally productive 1985-86 year. Leah Kent Tracey Denali Michelle Bingeman Paula Dolloff Colleen Haley Melanie Snider Karen Andrews Debbie Schuler Gregory Kohler Lori Wolbert 8ecky May Katie Fomes Tina DiFrancesco Tom Wilk Betsy Bugenhagen Kelly Hutchinson Debbie Juhre George Husk Benjamin Park Eric Gray Denise VanBourgondi Lynn O’Hare Tim Cabell Andrew Hilburger Karen Grabowski Michelle Hallock Meg Callahan Kimberly Geiger Kate Mahoney Rolland Duttweiler Nancy Falk Philip Sgamma Matt Boyce Karen Maines Michael Aquino John Petty Deborah Bischof Cheryl Jividen Timothy Jantsh Melissa MacDonald Jim Forth man Denis Kitchen Gretchen Glauber Andrew Fischer Lee Loretta Connie Ferger Doxy Quinlan Mark Penhollow Melissa Secor Brian Shelowicz Dean Webster Kirk Waible Tom Meland Todd Nelson Valerie Carrigan Roger Duttweiler Alan Vieaux Laura Sweet Donald Alessi Greg Czamecky Janet Hammond Anthony Yanno Dan Kowalski Linda Hollinsworth Douglas Kruszynski Samir Hussein Sarah Storm Robert Janusz Kelly Maines Janet Haake Alison Smith 93 Row ,: Linda Sarafm. Missy Rcsig. Mary Hams. Sandy Beck. Cindy Howe. Row a: Tam. Bar,liar., Ur, Cummings, Peter Weber. Lisa Rapp. Erica Schrauger. Heidi Napora, Wendy Tyler, Dawn Bingeman. Beverly Tyler. Row y Jeff Wilkinson, Karen Weber. Joe Darlak, K.m Penhollow. Chrissy Carl, Monica Neff, Amy Bulger. Barb Hartwig, Stew Park. Row 4: Jeff Wittman. Mark Wat- kins, Sam Schrauger, Andy Vassallo. Mark Powers, Caroline Kowalski, Trisha Herrmann, Nick Croglio, Jean Teft, Wendy Weikert, Kristin Reitz, Judy Hill. Julia Garrett. Julie Pack. Row 5: Gor- don Klingenschmitt, Craig Sutherland, Pam Sutherland, Brian Long. Andy Potts, Chris Marciniak, Scott Cranston. Row 6: Paul Zbrezny, Joe Ehrenrcich, Melissa Webster, Eric Light. Steven Woodward, Tom Adams, David Cianciolo, Missing: Jeff Nawrot. 94 The Jazz Ensemble entered 1984-8 , under the direction of Mr. Kurzdorfer, a new addition to the musical staff at CCHS. As well as playing several concerts, the highlight of the year was the annual Big Band Dance , held in May at the Clarence Town Park Clubhouse. Pictured, they show their enthusiasm for 8:00AM rehearsals, and demonstrate their musical togetherness Row 1: Nick Croglio, Judy Hill. Row 2: Chris Marciniak, Joe Darlak, Brian Long, Joe Ehrenreich, Dave Cianciolo, Craig Sutherland, Jeff Wilkinson, Mark Watkins. Row 1: Christine Keller. Jennifer Morganti. Robin Morris. Elizzabeth Allen. Kim Nelson. Paula Allen. Lydia Visone. Row 2: Trina Steger, Amy Archer, Pam MacKinnon, Bernard Rich, Steve Engler, Mr. Rich, Martin Rich, Susan Bell. From Mozart to Grieg to Hayden to Corelli and back again, this year's Orchestra showed their talent and spirit to audiences in both Clarence and Long Island. Under the baton of Mr. William Rich, these dedicated and enthusiastic band of stringers reached new heights. From the dinner concert in early November...to the Spring Tour to the Big Apple and Long Island...to the annual June concert with the Clarence Junior High Orchestra, the '84-'8 Orchestra can honestly say they’ve had their best year ever. (P.S. All-State truly missed E.A. and P.S.M., but so the melba toast crumbles!) 95 B«h Creighton, Denise Klier. Dawn Weaver. Wendy Weikert, Marie Cinti, Peggy Farly, Terri Nowinski, Paula Cumberland, Pamela Utter, Leslie Winters. Row 2: Sue Scherer, Kimberly Mac- Duffie, Kathy Reigh, Jenny Kuntz, Lisa Morette, Barb Bork, Denise Guido. Karen Visone. Odette Delvaux, Ann Dewitt, Judy Sciandra, Amy Meyers, Colleen Flynn, Robbie McPherson. Ron- 3: Tammy Lynch, Jenny Marrale, Barbara Hartwig, Kris Depowski, Lynn Peterson, Laura Sweet, Janet Hammond, Deanne Uhteg, Amy Bulger. Kristin Russell, Karen Leland, Theresa Furioso, Jen- ny Rosenthal, Barbara Ross. Row 4: Karen Stuart, Sheila O’Brien, Geff Newell, Bill Corsby, Jeffery Baron, Scott Gibbons, Rick Masci, Rob Brewster. Jeff Hahn, Darren Wingard. Mike Williams, John Prise. Debbie Schwab, Cindy Nelson, Judy Hill. Row 5: Rob Stearns, Mike Neff, Steve Ratzel, Myron Deputat. Dave McCann, Ron Faust. Paul Sullivan, Todd Brauer, Jim Snider, Erik Jerl- strom. Dean Gustafson, Scott Hair, Carl Maier, Dan Hahn, Tim Peters, Mr. Vehar. The Chorale’s 75 selected singers concluded each of the school’s evening concerts and presented daytime assembly programs at both the junior and senior high schools. In addition, they were invited to present another demonstra- tion-concert, which included solo singing by several Chorale members and reading at sight new music. This has been presented for music faculty and students for the colleges at Houghton, Ithaca, Roberts Wesleyan and Geneseo. Their wide ranging repertoire included major works by Benjamin Britten and Daniel Pinkham, folksongs, songs from Broad- way, and popular favorites. Several Chorale members sang leading roles in the school’s musical show, “George M.” and others sang in the Erie County Choir. Chorale members Barbara Hartwig, Judy Hill, Bill Crosby and Myron Deputat were especially honored by selection, after rigorous audition, for the All New York State Choir. 96 Row i: Victoria Maitland, Lisa Roper, Julie Rondina, Lisa Campbell. Christine Kenny, Amy McCausland, Laura Hills, Jill Fabricy, Joseph Cudney, John Cinti, Barb Pinlcoslti, Karen Herr, Anita Lang. Row 2: Johnathon Floss, Denise Hatswell, Suzanne Thomas, Jennifer Frost, Chris Duke. Yvette Arno, Karen Jensen, Julia Beers, Rich Rorcs, Heather Evans, Renee Bugenhagen, Lynn Nowinski. Row 3: Cathlin Jansen, Kimberly Cicero, Kelley Anne Smith, Jennifer Prise, Carrie Hedges, Cheryl Pamkow, Constantine Hrousis, Patrick Laczkowskt, Stuart Me Callister, Nurij Depu- tat, Thomas Bender, Jeff Benzing, Jennifer Kitchen, Denise Cudney, Rosemary Yeskoot. The Chamber Singers were featured at two of the school’s major choral concerts this year. The Singers, all members of the Chorale, met after school for one hour each week. Their repertoire again consisted of their areas of speciality, the music written for small choirs during the sixteenth and twentieth centuries. Included were works done in performance both a cappella and without conductor. Row 1: Daniel Hahn, Denise Klier, Beth Creighton, Scott Hair, Karen Leland, Renata Bejger, Marie Cinti, Jenny Rosenthal. Row 2: Robert Steams, Kathy Reigh, Jim Snider, Theresa Furioso, Pam Utter, Wendy Weikert, Geff Newell. Row 3: Myron Deputat, Carl Maier, Sue Scherer, Judy Sciandra, Deanne Uhteg, Kim MacDuffie. The 45 members of the Mixed Chorus participated in three evening concerts. They gave ample evidence of both their musical and vocal growth during the year as they performed selections from a cross-section of composers spanning five hundred years of music history. Their Spring Concert demonstration of sight reading music, never before seen was again very well received by their large audience. 97 Row i: Bill Crosby. Row 2: Dave Cianciolo. Lisa Rapp, Kristin Reitz, Steve Woodward, Judy Hill, Monica Neff. Row $: Chris Marcinialc, Craig Sutherland. Row 4: Pam MacKinnon, Jeff Wilkinson. Row y. Barbara Hartwig, Erika Schrauger, Julia Garrett, Myron Deputat. The morning announcers are an elite team of dedicated people willing to undergo the pressures of live audio transmissions. These people sacrifice their time to deliver important information to the student population. They have been selected for their performance as well as their sociability. Congratulations for the fine work and almost nearly perfect speeches. In February the AFS Club will host Frederike Faist, an AFS student from Germany who presently resides with a family in Medina, New York. Lancaster AFS visited CCHS and our club returned the visit. During AFS Exchange Week the club visited County Hall, downtown Buffalo, and had lunch at a German Restuarant. We also enjoyed ourselves at an evening get-together and sleigh ride. Row 1: Amy Bulger, Bill Crosby, Joe Darlak, Chris Cabell, Dave McCann, Marty Slawson, Barbara Hartwig. Row 2: Robbie McPherson, Marie Cinti, Julie Garrett, Karen Stuart, Lynn Peterson. Judy Hill, Laura Shear. Row 1: Karen Stuart, Ellen Clayton. Row 2: Mrs. Scherf, Erik Jerlstrom, Marilyn Brafford, Robert Stearns. Row 3: Kathy Reigh, Gabriela Grabener. 98 Row i: Heidi Napora, Heather Evans, Melissa Webster. Karen Roth, Tracy Herrmann, Amy McCauslin, Tony Rotundo. Row 2: Milce Neelon, Dave Cianciolo, Sharyl Burkard, Steve Woodward, Mike Johnson, Brad Usatch, Steve Swain, Jeff Nawrot. Row j: Joe Darlak, Dave McCann, Kelly Bestine, Peter Eberhardt, Nadine Natale, Tom Colis, Kara Laudcnslager, Mike Dollof. Row 4: Sherri Gieger, Tracy Lynch, Debbie Schwab, Julianne Rodina, Denise Matteson, Melissa Secor, Coleen Flynn. Row 5: Tim Cabell, Jurji Deputat, Jim Anderwschat, Tom Adams, Jay Helms, Penny Hammond. This year’s Student Council, under the superb leadership of President Steve Swain successfully involved the student body in many events. The year began with a great Homecoming, termed by many as “different”. Student Council also brought something new to CCHS as they adopted a foster child from a foreign country. A wild and loud air-band concert was enjoyed by many as they listen to the “crooning” of Frank Sinatra. Other events planned include a variety show, blood mobile, and a Basketball homecoming. Steve was support- ed in his work by VP Tony Rotundo, Treasurer Tracy Herrmann, Secretary Melissa Webster and our faithful Advisor Mr. Bogey. Row 1: Steve Swain, Tracy Herrmann, Melissa Webster, Tony Rotundo. Under the guidance of Mr. Hicks, rehearsals started within the first week of school for these pursuiters of trivia and “general knowledge” (like-What’s the middle name of Upper Volta’s current leader?). Throughout September this promising troop, under the direction of Captain Pam Mackinnon worked toward their October 1st taping date. It was the luck of the draw that gave them the earliest taping night possible. But alas it was not meant to be. VENI...VIDI...AMISSI Row 1: Kelly Bommer, Renada Begjer, Natile Griffin, Kris Brunner. Row 2: Michelle Hallock, Joe Hiem, Robert Stems, Deirdra Mehaffy, Nava Hall. Members of the French Club attended French plays and movies at Christmas. They prepare a multi-course French dinner in the spring. The club attended the Buffalo Ethnic Festival and made a day trip to Toronto. At a booth at the Homecoming carnival, the club sold homemade chocolate to help defer the cost of club activities. Row 1: Sandy Beck, Bill Gibson. Row 2: Nova Hall, Pam MacKinnon, Gordy Klingenschmitt. 99 Row i: Julie Fiegle, Andrea Manna, Beth Berger, Pam Utter, Trina Steger, Kathy Perry, Chris Zampogna, Dave McCann. Tom Colis, Chris Cabell. Karen Stuart. Bill Cros- by, Julie Garrett, Marie Cinti, Julie Mason. Lynn Peterson, Lori Hultman, Tammy Lynch, Tracy Herrmann, Myron Deputat, Joe Heim, Kerry Rogers, Kris Fornes, Linda Holmes, Monica Neff. Row 2: Sharyl Burlcard, Maureen James, Joe Darlak, Tracy 1 lesslinlc, Phil Ratzel, Laura Shear, Pam MacKinnon, Robbie McPherson, Judy Hill. Barb Hartwig, Kelly Smith, Amy Bulger, Carmen Radccki, Ron Gaczewski, Sheryl Meyer. Row 3: Mary Slawson, Becky Lavocat, Rick VanKurcn, Andy Weller, Mike Ertel, Theresa Furioso, Paul Sullivan, Scott Hair, Sandy Beck, Doug Smith, Kim Winton. Row 4: Steve Ratzel, Renata Bejger, Dawn Bingman, Sheila O’Brien, Karen Leland, Joe Demolowicz, John Doe. Liz Leeman, Jenny Kuntz, Sue Sherer. David and Lisa, produced by the drama club in November, introduced several innovations to Clarence audiences. Much of this play was performed on a thrust or platform, bringing members of the audience right into the rooms of the Berkelv School for the Emotionally Disturbed; the setting of David and Lisa. Several scenes were presented on video tape combining media and the live theater. Abstraction in theater was taken to great heights by way of the one act plays. The Happy Journey. Pullerman Car, Hiauatha. and T. V. are little known but all very poignant and directed by members of the theater class. George M!t a biographical jaunt through the life of George M. Cohan screed as an excellent vehicle for the drama club's spring musical. Auditions were held in December (two months earlier than usual) in order to train one of the largest casts ever on a Clarence stage. A prerequisite to performing in the musical was tap dancing skills. A great sense of fulfillment was experienced by all drama club members this year, the Seniors grew reluctant to leave their theatrical activities behind them. The Makeup Crew is a very necessary part of the Drama Club. They learn the skills of applying stage makeup that turns a teenager into an old man or a young child. The Fall production of David and Lisa was a good training ground for the more lavish makeup required for George M. The members of this crew agree that “doing” makeup is creative and fun. Row 1: Betsy Hartwig, Debbie Schwab, Annette Hopkins, Kathy Perry, Sheryl Meyer, Chris Duke, Lynn Nowinski. Row 2: Kim Winton, Elizabeth Leman, Jenny Kuntz, Julie Rondina, Marnie Erkins, Kelley Smith, Kim Penhollow, Kelly James. Row 3: Sue Scherer, Lois Zolnowski, Linda Holmes, Barb Pinkoski, Michelle Richey, Amy Archer, Jackie Wodzinski, Kellie Winton, Robin Russell, Mrs. Bailey. Row 4: Jenny Huber, Caroline Kowalski, Nicole Batt, Pam Utter, Karin Herr, Trisha Herrmann, Trina Steger. 100 Row i: Karen Herr, Wendy Ives, Paula Friebe, Paula Dolloff, Missy Berger, Kathleen Quinlan. Row 2: Jenny Huber, Annette Hopkins, Barb Pinkowski, Jill Fabricy, Michelle Bingeman, Greg Koh- ler, Laura Miller, Jason Crosby, John Cinti, Jenny Samson, Sherry Hachett, Debbie Juhre, Heather Evans, Amy McCausland. Row 3: Peggy Farley, Michelle Crieghton, Brettc McWhoter, Dennis Kitchen, Julianna Rondina, Jusy Schiandra, Linda Sarafin, Jenny Kitchen, Jurij Deputat, Stacy Swindler, Karen Roth, Gretchen Glauber, Connie Emcrling, Linda Hollingsworth. Row 4: Julia Beers, Kate Powers, Debbie Schwab, Denise Guido, Carl Maier. Row 1: Wendy Ives, Kim Winton, Monica Neff. Lonesome Loser, Rick Van Kuren, Marie Cinti, Bill Gibson, Joe Domelowicz, Steve Ratzel, Sharyl Burk hard, Becky Lavocat, Brad Usatch, Jeff Hahn, Kelley Anne Smith. Row 2: Terri Nowinski, Karin Herr, Amy McCausland, Jenny Kitchen, Jenny Samson, Heather Evans, Kathleen Quinlan, Stephanie Clark, Gretchen Glauber, Sara Miller, Lois Zolnowski, Kellie Winton, Nicole Batt, Kathy Perry, Sheryl Meyer. Row 3: Beth Creighton, Paula Priebe, Kathy Ratzel, Amy “something”, Renata Bejger, Dawn Bingeman, Linda Hollingsowrth, Kim Richmond, Beth Berger, Andrea Manna, Becky May, Debbie Schwab, Tracey Lynch, Judy Sciandra, Robbie McPherson, Mr. McCadden. Row 4: We can’t tell. Barb Pinkoski, Paul Newman, Scott Glassman, Linda Sarafin, Scott Hair, Robin Russell, Tom Wilk, Joe Heim, Carl Maier, Sherry Hackett, Chris Carl, Jenny Morganti, Julie Rondina, Amy Wangler, Julie Garrett, Pam MacKinnon, Laura Shear. Row 5: Paul Sullivan, Dave Smith. Marty Slawson, Mike Ertel, Greg Sarafin, Phil Ratzel. Among the numerous activities conducted by the Stage Crew this year. The Dodo Bird Hunt clearly brought the largest turnout, aside from the Yearbook picture. Also included in the Stage Crew itinerary, is the responsibility for the illumi- nation of the stage and construction of sets for all Drama Club activities. Led by Marty Slawson, Marie Cinti. Jeff Hahn, and the famous Mr. “Uncle Mike McCadden, the fearless “techies” also upheld the technical aspects of the various performances of the Bands, Choral groups and Or- chestra. 101 D.E.C.A. is a club made up of students who wish to pursue a career in business and marketing areas. They learn more about business by competing against other schools. Buffalo State College was their Regional competition in early January. Students who placed at Buffalo State went on to compete at the State Conference in February at the Concord. Our National Conference was held in San Francisco during March. The club holds various fund raisers throughout the year and helps in maintaining and running the school book store. Row i: Kimberely Varble, Amy Graham, Natalie Revekant, Mr. Peters. Row i: Dianne De Simone, Kelly Leddick. Row 2: Erin O'Hare, Jamilia Iqbal, Natalie Revekant, John Prise, Brian Wiesinger, Jenny Marrale. Row 3: Kimberely Varble, Amy Graham, Jim Phillips, Andy Weller, Leslie Winters. Row 4: Angela Attea, Theresa Smith. Row 1: Tracy Hesslink, Laura Shear. Row 2: Ann Petroci, Michele Gerber, Ron Gaczewski, Andy Weller. Row 3: Lori Hultman, Lynn Peterson, Kelley Smith, Brett McWhorter. Row 4: Mrs. Weber, Carmen Radecki, Karen Wood, Julie Mason, Tracy Herrmann, Kristin Brunner, Eric McClaren, Lincoln Skaine. 102 Row i: Tina DiFrancesco, Roxanne Landrich, Kim Woodruff, Andrew Gould, Patrick Homing. Row 2: Lukia Costello, Kevin Maley, Kerri Hesslink, Jenny Funk, Tony Rotundo. Row 3: Ky,e Tracey, Steve Rogenthicn, Tracy Hesslink, Judy Sciandra, Brad Benedict, Mike Aquino. Row 4: Judy Hill, Carmen Radecki, Brette McWhorter, Kate Powers, Mary Hogan, Missy Attenhoffer, Robin Russell, Melissa Webster, Kim Winton, Erin O’Hare, Kelley Anne Smith. Row y Ronald Gaczewski, Mike Johnson, Andrew Mandell, Sandra Beck, Joe Darlak, Dave McCann, Chris Cabell, Kevin Curry. Row 1: Melissa Attenhoffer, Tracy Hesslink, Karen Weber. Row 2: Melissa Webster, Judy Sciandra, Judy Hill. Row 3: Brette McWhorter, Sandy Beck, Ron Gaczewski, Carmen Radecki. Row 4: Kevin Curry, Chris Cabell, Dave McCann, Joe Darlak. The Red Denis' Advocate, Clarence Senior High School’s news-magazine, is published six times during the school year. Using a thematic format, the periodical’s eight pages feature sutdent edito- rials, news, interviews, feature stories, entertainment reviews, sports news and views, as well as art and photography. Printing revenue is generated from School Board funding and advertising spec selling. The staff also earns money by sponsoring a computer dating campaign each year before Valentine’s Day. In May the Staff will attend a scholastic journalism conference at Fredonia University to participate in workshops on layout, press law, sports broadcasts, and newspaper writing judging. Chrysalis, the school literary-art magazine, entered its third year of revival under the leadership of co-editors Barbara Hartwig and Judy Hill, and faculty advisor Jane Wilks. Together with their staff, they created a magazine representing the creative works of a large number of Clarence students. Student created and designed, the magazine was indeed a symbolic butterfly launched into flight by the imagination, talent, and caring of many very special people. Row 1: Kelley Anne Smith, Dawn Bingeman, Karen Leland, Laura Shear. Row 2: Dave McCann, Brett McWhorter, Robin Russell, Connie Thompson, Karen Stuart, Joe Darlak, AJ Shisler. Row 3: Judy Hill, Judy Sciandra, Kate Powers, Sharyl Burkard, Barb Hartwig, Renata Bejger. Row 4: Kerry Rogers, Caroline Kowalski. 103 Row i: Denise Dimmock. Lori Chubb, Maureen James, Tracy Hesslink, Lynn O’Hare, Karen Maines, Wendy Weikert, Jenny Funk, Rob Brewster, Linda Holmes, Kristin Fornes, Kelly Dejac. Row a: Kevin Curry, Peter Ebcrhardt, Mark Marrale, Larry Catalano, Jeff Brady, Polly Martens, Monique Thibault, Pat McHugh, Paul Crapsi, Jon Hilburger, Tom Hockwater, Kevin Conway. Row y Sara McCullough. Lori Mangani. Joe Florczak, Corinne Marcinowski, Brian Thomas, Patty Shaeffer, Julie Mason, Andy Mandell, Shirley Tinklepaugh, Denise Torey, Marc Cohan, Andrea Ci- minelli, Elena Rores, Jenny Marrale. Row 4: Walter Carl, Jim Packman, Doug Smith, Carmen Radccki, Gordon Klingenschmitt, Jim Hanlon, Dave Smith, Christopher Friedman, Steve Rogenthien. Row 5: Laura Shear, Dave McCann, Pam MacKinnon, Karin Fomes, Ben Park, Mike Dolloff, Joe Domelowicz, Phil Ratzel, Chris Cabell, Myron Deputat. Latin Club’s members amount to over 150 students and it is by tar one of the largest clubs in the school. The members actively participate in M . M sales. Classics day, a Satumala and the annual Toga Dance. Each year a group of Students attend the State Convention in Binghampton. This year the National Con- vention will be in New Hampshire. Latin Club brings members together to share the common bond of Roman and Greek cul- tures. 104 Row i: Dawn Weaver, Nicloe Batt, Liz Dussing, Tracey Lynch, Kim Geiger, Lori Hanes, Sherry Geiger, Amy Meyers, Pina DiFrancesco. Row 2: Barb Ross, Laura Duminuco, Anne Mahaney, Chris Carl, Meg Callahan, Linda Streeter, Mary Petroci, Rae Ann Grabenstatter, Sue Demaioribus, Debbie Monkelbaan, Darcy Johnt, Trish Herrmann, Jennifer Jurelc. Row 3: Paula Dolloff, Rob- ert Kolb, Tom Raczynski, Mike Aquino, Andrew Gould, Jeff Bcnzing, Mark Staebell, Constantine Hrousis, Mike Rapp, Mark Weirich, Rich Rores, Ray Henkle, Brett Chelf. Row 4: Dena Riek, Lesley Gorney, Sarah Storm, Jenny Schalk, Bull Winkle, Nancy Falk, Amy Archer, Karen Williams, Kerry Hesslink, Allison Smith, Heather Evans, Katie Fornes. Row 5: Julie Beers, Michelle Ri- chey, Brette McWhorter, Connie Emerling, Kathy Quinlan, Amy Hogan, Debbie Juhre, Betty Rubble, Linda Sarafin, Julie Bartels, Tom Blersch, Tim Andruschat. Row 6: Stuart McCallister, Jeff Damico, Joe Weller, Tom Hanes, Jeff Andruschat, Denise Vanbourgondien, Rob Walter, Kevin Maley, Brian Smith, Jeff Stine, Randy Waldalka, Don Ochman. Row 7: Todd Nelson, Andy Hil- burger, Tom Bucklew, Mike Collins, Erik Light. Mike Thompson, John Storm, Rich Walters, Doxie Quinlan, Eric Gray, Anthony Dijuadio, Judi Deputat, Luke Cuzak, Don Quixote. Row 1: Monique Thibault, Kathleen Quinlan, Paula Dolloff, Jenny Funk. Row 2: Sarah McCullough, Larry Catalano, Denise Vanborgandine, Shirley Tinklepaugh, Denise Codney, Andrea Ciminelli. Row 3: Dr. Stillwell, Jenny Marrale, Elena Rores, Mr. Romanowski. Row 4: Chris Cabell, Mark Powers, Mike Dolloff, Doxy Quinlan, Walter Carl. «05 Row i: Linda Shoiwell, Kim Penhollow, Elizabeth Leeman, Jenny Snyder, Mari Beth Parker, Danielle Schofield. Row 2: Sheryl Meyer, Tammy Lynch, Sharon Nicolas, Lisa Morette, Karen Kin. Row y. Kathy Perry, Kelly Anne Smith. Kelly Winton, Monica Neff. Pam MacKinnon, Dave McCann, Robbie McPherson, Trisha Herrmann, Tina DeFrancisco. Row 4: Mike Johnson, Dawn Bingman, Renata Bejger. Karen Leeland, Anne Petroci, Sue Marinaccio, Carolynn Kowalski. Row 5: Tom Colis, Sheila O’Brien, Gretchcn Snyder. Row 6: Steve Ratzel, Kris Depowski, Debbie Schwabb. Kim Winton, Tracy Herrmann, Julie Mason, Missy Attenhoffer, Jon Palmerton, Kristin Fomes, Mr. Carl. Row 7: Laura Sweet, Andrea Manna, Missy Berger, Julie Fiegle, Mike Enel, Heidi Napora, Linda Holmes. Row 8: Beth Berger, Kim Richmond, Jeff Nawrot. It takes a lot of very hard work and dedication to make a yearbook. People who are not directly involved do not understand just how many different talents must be present. This year’s staff has had the combination of understanding, hardwork, and organization enough of the time to get the job done. Although there have been tough times when pressures and con- flicts have gotten the best of us, in the end we have stayed together and made out common goal a reality. There have been so many people who have done a lot of work behind the scenes. It is these people who deserve as much credit as the people who are out in front. The many smaller jobs build the foundation, and without them, completing the yearbook would be impossible. Being involved in the yearbook staff, we have learned, laughed, and grown together and most of all, it has enabled us to work together as one to create something which will represent the years we have spent here. This book will represent us as a member of a class, a school, and a town. 106 WE THE WILLING LEDBY THE UNKNOWING ORE DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE UNGRATEFUL WE H AUE DONE SO MUCH FOR SO LONG WITH SO LITTLE WE ARE NOW QUALIFIED TO DO ANYTHING , WITH NOTHING. M What is Harkness? It is a school away from CCHS that prepares students for a variety of occupations such as Food Service, Auto Mechanic, Building Trades, Cosmotology and Practical Nursing among others. Sixty Five Clarence students attend various programs at Harkness Center this year. r What is Food Services? It is a program designed for the student who wishes to pursue a career in the restaurant or institutional food industry. CCHS is not able to teach such a program within their Home Economics program. While the program at CCHS is designed for domestic food preparation, Harkness teaches methods of commercial food preparation. We are taught to prepare a full range of foods from French Onion soup dripping with creamy cheese to Minted Peas and Stuffed Flounder. We all wear full chefs uniforms every day, and are expected to eat the food which we prepare. 109 c h e e r 1 e a d e r s Row 1 Jean Tefft, Sharon Nicolas, Kim Michenzi, Polly Martens Row 2 Monique Thibault, Heidi Napora, Maria Rondinelli Row 3 Kristen Reitz, Kara Loudenslager, Janet Haake, Nadine Natale, Lori Mangani This years twelve Varsity football and basketball cheer- leaders together made one of the most dynamic and talented squads CCHS has had in years. Composed of four seniors and eight juniors, the girls have had a very spirited and successful year. They were under the di- rection of coach Sue Wind- horst and of captain Heidi Na- pora and co-captain Maria Rondenelli. Highlights of their season included the annual pep rally and a dance performance during the Homecoming half time show. All of the girls would like to thank the Red Devils Varsity football and bas- ketball teams for the strong ef- forts both put forth during their season and wish them luck next year. I 12 The Varsity Soccer and Wrestling Cheerleaders had another great season,cheering both teams on to exciting and successfu; seasons. Looking back...Remember the early morning bus rides, rain, snow and mud. The grass was slip- pery, wasn’t it L.Z.? K.R.,what was that individual cheer you did for T.F.? L.W., Who broke that glass at the ban- quet? J.M., How is your Leggo collection? N.R., Don’t touch my hair! A.C. and B.H., Which bathroom did you use at McDonald’s? K.R. “Do we have to cheer today, I’m tired!” Billy Idol. S.V.B., “Do I have to sit with S.C. on the bus! J.Z., How did you get that blonde streak in your hair? JF, Are you still combing your hair? The cheerleaders were coached by Mrs. Cathy Cole and were lead by Captains Natalie Reve- kant and Andrea Ciminelli. Row 1 Jill Monkelbaan, Jill Fabrici Row 2 Natalie Revekant, Jenny Zambito, Kerry Rogers, Sue Van Bourgondien, Leslie Winters Row 3 Lois Zolnowski, Andrea Ciminelli, Barb Hodges, Jenny Snyder, Karen Robb � 3 CCHS i i 7 6 5 io 1 2 4 7 9 6 o 8 4 3 Once again the girls carried on the tradition of winning soccer in Clarence. Under the direction of coach Ron Case, the team had another awesome season becoming E.C.I.C. champions for the sixth time in a row. The famous rivalry be- tween Williamsville East and Clarence continued and, as usu- al, Clarence came out on top beating them 2 out of the 3 times these teams took the filed. Despite the W.E.B.’s at- tempts to psyche us out by toi- let papering the school, (nice try girls-guess you’ll never learn), Clarence beat them again for the E.C.I.C. cham- pionship title. Congratulations on a great season. OPPONENT Row 1 Melissa Secor, Danielle Schofield, Jill Witliff, Mary Beth Scherf, Tracy Herrmann, Karen Visone Row 2 Laura Sweet, Cheryl Secor, Nancy Swiclc, Karen Wood, Lellie Paine, Jill Wawr- zynski, Linda Hodge Row 3 Debbie Geiger, Sharyl Burlchard, Kris Depowski, Cecelia Berkinghau- sen. Sue Wilson, Jodi Bariliari, Lynn Case, Coach Case Wmsv. North Amherst Lake Shore West Seneca East West Seneca West Hamburg Wmsv. East Amherst Wmsv. North Orchard Park Lake Shore Hamburg Wmsv. East J.F.K. Orchard Park Wmsv. East 114 Obviously, this was rhe best year ever for Clarence soccer: Our fifth straight league title; our third straight sectional ti- tle; our first ever regional title (2-0 over 2-time state champ, Pittsford-Mendon of Roches- ter); our first ever state semi- final (8-1 over unbeaten Chen- ango Forks of Section 4, in the snow!); our first ever state final (lost 1-0 to Rocky Point of Sec- tion II, in the third overtime; 6 1 2 more minutes and we would have been co-champions!) We also have an all-time Cla- rence scoring leader: Mike Neelon with 31; An incredible goals against average of only .43 in league play, due to per- haps the best defense in the state (Chris Cabell, with 11 1 2 shutouts in goal, and fullbacks Bruce Gawlowicz, Frank Ron- dinelli, Todd Denali, and Chris Zampogna). And an un- heard of 3 selections to the All- W.N.Y.Team: Cabell, Nee- lon, and Rondinelli. Row 1 Chris Zampogna, Jef Hahn, Frank Rondinelli, Jim Hanlon, Bruce Gawlowicz, Eric Steck, Jon Vesper, Ben Park, Joe Raczynski, Peter Marx Row 2 Bill Gabler, Paul Crapsi, Steve Rogenthein, Chris Cabell, Tom Meland Joe Ehrenreich, Mike Secoc Row 3Asst. Coach Greg Kaszubski, Jeff Whitman, Jeff Segal, Mike Zimmerman, Roy Henkel, Steve Kinsman, Terry Farley, Peter Vassallo, Larry Catalano Row 4 Rick Wojnar, Todd Denali, Mike Robb, Paul Sullivan, Tom Staebell, Matt Andrews, Mike Neelon, Coach Kreinheder 2 5 o o 3 o o o o 0 1 t o o 3 0 1 o t o OPPONENT St. Francis Lancaster Lake Shore Maryvale Wmsv. East Wmsv. North Iroquois Amherst Lackawanna Lake Shore Maryvale West Seneca East Wmsv. East Wmsv. North Iroquois West Seneca East Amherst Lackawanna Depew Lew Port Fredonia Pittsford Mendon CCHS 3 0 4 3 1 1 9 4 7 3 6 4 2 0 3 2 4 9 1 4 2 CCHS OPPONENT 0 Wmsv. South 42 3« Hamburg 6 7 West Seneca East 2 7 Orchard Park 7 0 Sweet Home 20 3 Maryvale «4 16 Amherst 8 Row 1 Greg Szeliga, Steve Woodward, Pete Harris, Jeff Ellis, Jim Forthman, Bill Gibson, Dave Damico Row 2 Lincoln Skaine, Chris Wright, Dave Hammond, Tom Colis, Tom Berrafato, Tom Hochwater, Kevin Graber, Dan Uhteg Row 3 Coach Wulf, Dean Webster, Brian Long, Roger Duttweilcr, Pat Leman, Andy Potts, Scott Berchou, Jeff Damico, Ron Keiner Row 4 Coach Faust, Coach Lally, Dave Maley, Jon Hilburgcr, Kevin Curry, Joe Darlak, Kevin Conway, Tim Betelewitz, Coach Frost, Coach Kensy The 1984 Varsity football team finished in third place in division 2 of the section 4 Foot- ball Federation with a won 3, lost 2, tied 1 record. Overall, its record 3 wins, 4 losses, 1 tie, losing non-league games to the powerful Wmsv. South and Sweet Home teams. It was the first time in the past 8 years that Clarence had not won or tied for the for the Divsion Championship. Outstanding players were: Jon Hillburger, offensive back; Lincoln Skaine, offensive line; Ron Keiner, of- fensive receiver; Steve Wood- ward, defensive back; Dan Uh- teg, defensive line; and White letter winner and most valuable player, Jeff Ellis. 116 Row 1 Karen Andrews, Gabe Stefanilc, Kara Loudenslager. Karen Thielman, Patty Schaefer, Amy Mahoney. Meg Callahan Row 2 Tammy Lynch, Kathy Barry, Aimee Stefanilc, Theresa Lash, Heather Hard, Kate Mahoney, Tracey Lynch, Penny Hammond, Coach Vesper CCHS OPPONENT 2 Sweet Home 14 Amherst 4 Maryvale 0 Lancaster 22 5 20 33 The Girls Softball Team completed a pretty good season in 1984. Under the coaching of Charles Vesper the team won 4 games and lost 8. The team is a relatively young one so this year’s season hopes to be very promising with captain Tammy Lynch and White Let- ter winner Kathy Barry return- ing to lead the team once again. Lancaster 14 • 7 Amherst 16 12 Wmsv. East 11 Sweet Home 11 117 Row ljeff Nawrot, Steve Woodward, Jeff Whitman, Jim Honsbcrger Row 2 Jim Caris, Bill Weikert, Jim Forthman, Greg Bass, Bill Gibson, Brian Maley Row 3 Coach Kelly, Dave Adams. Doug Castren, Milce Neelon, Todd Brauer, Peter Harris CCHS OPPONENT 2 Cheektowaga 1 9 J.F.K. 5 9 Cleveland Hill 7 4 Amherst 1 2 Lockport 0 3 Wmsv. North 2 7 Maryvale 4 5 Wmsv. North 8 2 Wmsv. East 11 6 Amherst 9 7 Wmsv. East 12 10 Maryvale i 2 Sweet Home 5 4 Lancaster 2 11 Lancaster 8 l Sweet Home 21 4 Grand Island 0 2 T onawanda 1 11 Niagara Wheatfield 4 Under the coaching of Mike Kelly, the 1983-84 Boy’s Varsity Baseball team had an excellent season. They ended up with a final record of 12 wins and 7 losses. They were fourth in their league with a record of 6 wins and 6 losses in divisional play; While in inter- divisional play the teamdid ex- tremely well with six wins and only one defeat. They made it to the sectional finals against Niagara-Wheatfield and lost a tough game which made them runners up in the A2 section. William Henry Weikert Jr. re- ceived the white letter and James Carls received the Walk- er Trophy. Nice job guys! 118 The Boy’s Cross Country won it’s third straight Division 3 Team Championship. The running Devil’s 14 wins, o loss season was paced by the first team all stars: senior, Mike Johnson, frosh,Dennis Web- ster and sophmore, Mike Gar- ret. The Varsity Team was aid- ed by the excellent devolpmcnt of junior, Jim Warner and steady performances of seniors, John Ross, Steve Ratzel and Mark Marrale. The teams most valuable runner, Mike Johnson placeds 22nd in the New York State Champion- ship after winning two Bronze medals in the Empire State Games last August. The 1984 Cross Country team continued a winning tradition that has produced numerous all-stars and sectional champions. Row ljohn Prise, Jim Warner, Mo Mcldnm, Karen Jensen, Sue Vogt, Laura Zintl, Shawn McCarthy. Tony Rotundo, Jeff Brady Row 2Debbic Noren, Trish Malczynski, Mary Pat Hickey, Julie Mason, Kristen Hillman, Tammy Noren, Allison Smith, Cindy Howe Row 3Coach Johnson, Mike Garrett, John Ross, Mike Hallock, Phil Ratzel. Dennis Webster, Mike Johnson, Mark Marrale, Danton Cardoso The 1984 cross country sea- son was the most successful in Clarence history. The lady dev- il’s spirit, determination and hard work carried the team to Saratoga,N.Y. where they cap- tured the N.Y. State Cham- pionship title for the first ti- me. Led by 1983 N.Y. State Runner of the Year, Mary Pat Hickey and senior co-captain Kristin Hillman, the team of Laura Zintl, Maureen Mel- drim. Deb Noren, Tricia Malc- zynski, and Melissa Webster swept all W.N.Y. honors post- ing an undefeated season in dual meets, the ECIC Cham- pionships, and the Section VI championship. The Lady Dev- ils offer a giant THANK YOU to Coach Johnson. 119 CCHS OPPONENT 4th Place 81 93 75 59 97 Row 1 Beth Berger, Kelly Chubb, Kris Hillman, Julie Mason. Lori Smith, Mary Pat Hiclcey, Amy Zintl, Stacey Schwindler, Maria Rondinelli, Lon Hultman Row 2 Jenny Hultman, Barb Neff, Patti Wilson. Chris Brunner, Tricia Malczynski, Kim Kumar, Aimce Hogan, Julie Brown, Debbie Noran, Jenny Marrale Row 3 Kay Gamin, Paule Priebe, Kathy Ratzel, Sue Vogt. Laura Zintl, Terry Nowinski, Leslie Zoerb, Dee Uhteg, Becky Harris, Pete Wysochanski Row 4 Coach Czechanowski, Coach Lloyd, Melissa Webster, Darcy Johnt, Heidi Napora, Liz Dussing, Jenny Morganti, Chris Carl, Coach Kelly The Girls Track Team un- der the leadership of Mary Pat Hickey and Lori Smith placed second in Division II of the ECIC. Mary Pat established Section 6 records in the 3,000(9:55.9), 1500(4:36.7) and the 800(2:11.2). Tricia Malczynski scored 47 points to lead the team in field events. Darcy Johnt and Stacy Schwindler set Freshman re- cords in the Long Jump and the 100 Meter Hurdles. Four members of the team went to the State meet; Julie Mason- 3000 meters, and Kris Hillman, Lori Smith and Mary Pat along with Mason in the 3200 Meter Relay. 120 Row IDave Wingard, Bob Anderson, Mark Marrale, John Ross, Jeff Brady, Mike Johnson, Mike Garrett, Dave Wack Row 2 Steve Park, Michael Snyder, Jim Thorpe, Bill Anderson, John Filipzach, Roily Duttweiler, Frank Rondinelli, Tom Colis, Dean Webster, Dave McCann, Coach Lloyd Row 3 Jason Crosby, Pat McKeating, Greg Szeliga, Ken Griffiths, Mark Cohen, Rich Masci, Mike Collins, Doxy Quinlan, John Prise, Jim Warner Row 4 Coach Kelly, Jeff Brooks, Darren Wolbert, Joe Darlak, Mike Callahan, Greg Sarafin, Jon Trabucco, Dennis Webster, Todd Denali. Chuck Boiler. Pete Wyzachanski T r a c k CCHS OPPONENT 87 Orchard Park 53 95 Amherst 46 67 Wmsv. North 74 113 Maryvale 29 66 Jamestown 75 60 Swett Home 8i 106 Wmsv. East 35 80 Lancaster 61 ia CCHS OPPONENT 0 Amherst • 5 Lake Shore 0 5 Lancaster 0 4 Depew 1 5 Iroquois 0 5 Wmsv. East 0 4 Orchard Park , • Lackawanna 0 Iroquois 0 East Aurora 2 0 Wmsv. North 3 Depew 2 4 Lake Shore l 5 Wmsv. East 0 • Lackawanna 0 Row 1 Patty Shaefer, Lori Hultman, Melissa Secor Row 2 Jenny Morganti, Nicki Wilds, Meg Callahan, Karin Fornes, Jenny Hultman.Val Carrigan Row 3 Mrs. Printup Julie Rondina, Karen Andrews, Chris Carl, Aimee Hogan, Joan Horvath The tennis team had a very successful season, finishing with an overall record of 13 wins and 2 losses. Senior Lori Hultman and Junior Patty Schaefer went on to post-sea- son play at sectionals. Con- gratulations to everyone on a fine season. 122 The 1984 Varsity Boys ten- nis Team did very well despite the loss of some very strong players through graduation. The team placed fourth in their league with a record of eight wins and six losses. Their toughest opponents were Wil- limsville and Amherst. Mi- chael “Plumen” Secor won the White letter and the MVP award. Row 1 Wally Carl, Chris Friedman, Peter Vassallo, Erik Light, Eric Gray Row 2 Tim Prise, Mark Wcirich, Brad Benedict. Samir Hussein, Jeff Andruschat Row 3 Mr. Winecki, Doug Smith, Tom Schwartz, Tim Keohane, Chris Zampogna, Mike Secor, Eric Farr, Bill Waytena, Chris Fasanello CCHS OPPONENT 2 Wmsv. North 4 Iroquois o Wmsv. East 0 Amherst 5 Lackawanna 5 Depew 5 Lake Shore 2 Wmsv. North 5 Iroquois 1 Wmsv. East i Amherst 3 Lackawanna 5 Depew , Lake Shore 3 1 5 5 o o o 3 o 4 4 2 o o ,23 Row 1 Paula Dolloff, Jodi Barillari, Tracy Herrmann, Sue Moslow, Wendy Tyler, Amy Meyers, Betsy Bugenhagen, Judy Boiler Row 2 Karen Kin, Susy Thomas, Tracy Carpenter, Stacey Schwindler, Julie Pack, Denise Dimmock, Liz Dussing Row 3 Coach Liz Dunne, Amy McCaus- land. Coach Cavaretta, Linda Newton, Kris Allgaier, Janet Hammond, Julie Fiegl, Dee Uhteg, Amy Folger CCHS OPPONENT 62 Wmsv. South 21 56 Cleveland Hill 27 59 Springville 29 3� Iroquois 45 55 Alden 28 61 Lackawanna 18 56 Eden 27 46 Cheek towaga 37 52 Akron 3' 5« Depew 25 35 East Aurora 48 55 Pioneer 28 The girl’s swim team fin- ished another very successful season this year with a record of io-2. The white letter win- ner was Sue Moslow and the MVP was Jodi Barillari. To end the season with an out- standing victory, the swim team was named Section 6 Champs. Dear Coach, Throughout the years you’ve been more than a super coach. You’ve been a wonderful friend and person. We want to wish you the best of luck at Williamsville East. Thanks for everything, Coach, we love ya! 124 Row i: John Cinti, Joe Curry, Jim Warner, Marie Weirich, Mike Woodward, Chris Duke. Row a: Dean Websrer, Dave Cianciolo, Pat Peterson, Jeff Nawrot, Tim Cabell, Mike Collins, Kurt Schupbach, Bill Haas. Row 5: Dan Kowalski. Dean Gustafson, Mike Altenburg, Eric McClaren, Chris Cabell, Jim Packman, Steve Raiff. Row 4: Coach Compertore, I im Janse, Scott Hair, Mike Dolloff, Asst. Coach Morris. S w 1 m m 1 n g The swim team was undefeated this year for the first time since 1980. The team was ranked third in western New York by a coaches poll. At the time of this writing the swim team was prepar- ing to send 11 swimmers and divers to the sectional championship, more than any other year since 1980. After the Sectional championship there are high hopes that at least three team members will go to the State championship; best bets are Enc McClaren, Chris Cabell and Dean Webster. One of the bright aspects for the future, is that the team will only lose three seniors. Jeff Naw- rot, Dave Cianciolo, and Tim Jansen. We're looking forward to next year. i 5 CCHS OPPONENT Row 1 Monica Neff, Kim Krollman, Barb Neff, Janet Kneiss, Karen Visone, Laura Sweet Row 2 0 1 o 2 O o o 0 1 t 0 2 1 Lancaster Amherst Wmsv. East Hamburg Wmsv. North Iroquois Amherst Wmsv. East Hamburg Wmsv. North Iroquois Lancaster Kenmore Holland Penny Hammond, Julie Beers, Leslie Paine, Maureen James, Barb Ross Row 3 Lydia Visone, Renee 2 Barrons, Gabc Stefanilc, Deb Monkelbaan, Cathy Podlewslci, Gabriella Grabener Row 4 Coach 1 LVnn D 1 Carlo, Lynn Eckertson. Becky May, Heather Voss, Donna Tomczak, Trisha Herrmann, j Laura Dominuco. Jenny Samson 2 0 5 1 1 3 2 3 2 O This years Field Hockey team consisted of a large num- ber of young players. However, despite the lack of experience, the young team was able to hold most of their opponents to only a one goal win. With the improvement and progress the team made it’s not supris- ing that upon playing their last game they were able to keep their opponents from scoring more than one goal. They end- ed the game with a tie success- fully achieving recognition from a team that went on to win the Sectional crown. Thanks to all the C.H.U.D.S. The Field Hockey team in ad- dition to working the hardest, also had the most fun. 126 As the Golf club disbanded, the whole team was ready for a final shot for glory. The sky was filled with birdies and a lone eagle as Mr. Love looked on. The flags whipped in the wind as the familiar putting of the golf carts was heard in the distance, driving into the sun- set. Thus ended another round, they finished the last game, but were teeded off be- cause the season had ended. Our opponents were green with envy, but our team’s drive and avoidance of sandtraps kept us low on the score sheet and always on course. The White letter went to Todd Brauer while Dan Shefter re- cieved M.V.P., Dan Miosi- ,most points,and Dave Adams, Most Improved. Row ljrff Nawrot. George Husk, Dan Miosi. Dave Adams, Greg Donner Row 2John Philips. Tom Vanschaik, Todd Brauer, Dave Weirich, Chris Freidman, Mr. Love 127 CCH5 1 2 2 2 2 1 O 2 2 2 2 2 O OPPONENT Cheektowaga 2 Iroquois 1 Will. South 1 Lackawanna 0 Depew 0 Pioneer 2 Cheektowaga 2 Iroquois 0 Pioneer 0 Will. South 0 Lackawanna 1 Depew 0 Medina 2 Row i: Amy Mahoney, Kelly Bestine, Karen Thielman, Karen Wood, Danielle Schofield. Row 2: Karen Grabowslci, Heather Hartl, Kate Mahoney, Laura Sweet, Kathy Barry, Leslie Paine, Mary Beth Scherf, Coach Dunne. The Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team had another successful season but un- fortunately lost to Medina in post-sea- son play, concluding their season. The team was led by captains Sweet and Barry, who thoroughly enjoyed pre- game meetings with certain officials. One discouraging factor was the rather minimal attendance at some games, es- pecially since the girls had great, new, spectacular, eye-catching uniforms. De- spite this, everyone had a good time and learned a lot. (No spitting on the floor! Can I.) 28 The Clarence Varsity vol- leyball team had a spectacularly exciting season of sets and spikes. With a record of 9 wins and 7 losses, our boys in red kept up the Clarence spirit. Unfortunately, the spiking devils lost their star player, Mike Ertel, to a near fatal ill- ness.They, fortunately, gained points with the help of Philip Ratzel who, rumor has it, turned down the Olympic Men’s team to score for the Red Devil Spikers. A special mention is given to Martin Slawson for his exceptional playing ability as a reserve play- er when the going got tough. He was a threatening force and should prove to be unstoppable next year. The seniors are wish- ing next years team good luck and good spiking. Row 1 Kat Shibata, Gordon Klingenschmitt, Ken Griffiths Row 2 John Longfield-Smith, Wally Carl, Doug Smith, Mike Ertel, Todd Zimmer, Barry Pawelek Row 3 Mark Miller, Greg Sarafin, Marty Slawson, Sam Dale, Steve Ratzel, Mark Riechart CCHS OPPONENT 2 Niagara Wheatfield o Cleveland Hill o Eden 0 East Aurora 2 Springville 2 Wmsv. South 2 Depew 2 Cleveland Hill 1 Lancaster 2 Niagara Wheatfield 0 Eden 1 East Aurora 1 Springville 2 Wmsv. South 2 Depew 2 Lancaster o 2 2 2 o 0 1 1 2 o 2 2 2 0 1 I 129 Row i: Lynn Eckertson, Rich Masci, Gordon Klingenschmitt, Bruce Gawlowicz, Greg Kohler, Paul Stahlcy. Row 2: Cheryl Panckow, Andy Harris, Don Emend, Pat Stein, Ken Wertz, Doug Kryzinski, George Husk, Craig Graber, Josh Nelson, Tom Wilk, Coach May. The Clarence Rifle team, under leadership of coach Bob May, Senior Bruce Gawlowicz and Gordy Klingenschmitt, had a 7 win — 6 loss record despite the team’s lack of experience. The season high was a score of 1391 and the high point of the sea- son was accomplished by de- feating Frontier by one point after a tie earlier in the season. Bruce Gawlwoicz had the sea- son high score of 290. The top five shooters were Bruce Gawlowicz, Gordon Klin- genschmitt, Tom Wilk, Greg Kohler, and Pat Stein. 150 Row i: Tom O’Brien, Rob Runte, Mike Greis, Dan Miosi, Todd Tyler, Flash Gordon Row 2: A.J Shisler, Bob Steger, Sieve Engler, Pat McHugh, Bill Loewer, Brian Trottier. The 1984-198 Boys Bowling team, under the coaching of Don Schopf, placed second in ECIC Division II and competed in Sectionals at the end of the season. The team was led by senior M.V.P. and white letter winner A.J. Shisler and sophomore Dan Miosi. With the team only losing three seniors, Clarence will be a power to reckon with in future years. Row i: Barb Pinkoski, Donna Tomczak, Cindy Gsell, Jenny Elbers, Paula Allen, Dayna Schmit. Row 2: Coach Frenz, Sheryl Meyer, Tammy Dunn, Gabriella Stefanik, Trina Steger, Jeanette Frenz, Kelly Winton. Under the coaching of Bill Frenz, the girls Bowling team had a strikingly successful season. They placed second in their division and continued the season by competing at sectionals. All in all, it was a very successful first season. Congratulations to all on the team! 131 Row i: Jodi Barillari, Sara MuColloch, Karin Fornes. Lesley Paine, Amy Wanglcr, Melissa Secor. Row 2: Coach Vesper, Patty Schaefer, Kathleen Barry, Kelly Bestine, Karen Thiclman, Kate Mahoney, Karen Visone. Clarence Opponent Depew 42 49 Cheelctowaga 34 50 Pioneer 4® 69 Williamsvilie South 4° 45 Alden 21 45 Hutch Tech 39 57 Cheelctowaga 34 53 Pioneer 5' 58 Depew 34 50 Lackawanna 52 3 Lockport 39 36 Sacred Heart 5° 66 Williamsvilie South 4° 42 Mercy 76 46 Alden 37 44 Irondequoit 2 62 Greece Athena 3' 56 Lackawanna 46 This years Girls Varsity Basketball team again completed another success- ful season by defeating such fierce op- ponents as Pioneer and Lackawanna to capture their eighth consecutive Divi- sional Title. Besides defeating their League opponents the girls were able to defeat both Irondequoit and Greece Athena in the Rochester tournament. In addition to this tournament cham- pionship Kathleen Barry, Jodi Barillari, and Karin Fornes were all named to the tournament's All Star Team. � 32 Row i: David Malcy, Tom Van Schailc, Joe Ehrenreich. Row a: Peter Eberhardt, Mike Neelon, Jim Honsberger, Tom Colis, Jon Hilburger. Row y Chris Wright, Peter Harris, Todd Denali, David Hammond, Lincoln Skaine, Coach Howie Johnt. The elder hoopsters of the Clarence Varsity Basketball team completed a decent season under the leadership of Coach Howard Johnt. They dribbled their way to an 11-8 record. The team was led by seniors Mike Neelon, Pete Harris, Todd Denali, and juniors Tom Colis and Chris Wright. An accom- plishment that cannot be overlooked was the fact that Mike Neelon scored his 1000th career point, making him the first Clarence player ever to do so. The seniors will be missed but upcom- ing players will provide a strong basis for next year! Congratulations to all on the team! 53 The 1984-8 Wrestling season was the most successful ever for the Red Devils. The Varsity compiled a record of 15-0-0, Division III winners and ranked No. 1 all year by the Buffalo News Coaches Poll. In addition to an undefeated Season the Red Devils took first place in three tournaments; Wil- liamsville North, Ken-ton, and Lew- Port. Clarence had seven Division Titlests in Tony Rotundo, Dan Shefter, Greg Schuler, Jon Vesper, Mark Kasubick, Dan Uhteg and Jeff Ellis. Both Jeff Ellis and Jon Vesper went on to win the Section VI Tournament and com- pete in the State Tournament. Jeff El- lis became the first Clarence Wrestler to win a State Title pass the century mark by winning 120 matches over his four year career. Row 1: Steve Dickerson, Paul Meyer, Chris Horning. Kirt Waible, Matt Dominico, George Karalis, Chris Richmond, Chris Grunder, Bill Richmond. Row 2: Tom Brokaw, Scott Hartwig, Dan Utheg, John Vesper, Steve Kinsman. Dan Shefter. Kason Powers. Robert Reynolds, Row 3: Tony Rosati, Greg Schuker, Joe Oshei. Dan Mckdrim, Tony Rotundo, Nick Croglio, Andy Vazsallo, Gary Reis. Row 4: Jeff Stein. Mike Myers, Jim Thorpe. Jeff Ellis. Braan Spoth, Dave D’amico, Tom Kelkenberg. Tom Hockwater. Coach Leo Sammond. Row 5: Pat Laczkowski. Willy Jones, Scott Corey, Scott Hiddie, Bill Gibson, Mark Kasubick, Pat Leman, Coach Kaczbuski. � 54 c h e e H e a d e s Row 1 Pam Sutherland Row 2Tracey Lynch, Lori Hanes, Sherry Geiger Row 3Demse Van Bourgondien, Julie Vanschaik, Heather Evans, Kelly James, Paula Chamberland, Sara Stoughton Row 4 Gretchen Snyder The Junior Varsiity 1984- 1983 cheerleaders under the di- rection of coach Barbara Craw- ford and captains Tracey Lynch and Sherry Geiger had an exciting year of cheering for J.V. football and basketball. The 1984-1985 successful J.V. seasons shall be remembered al- ways. 35 CCHS OPPONENT 0 Wmsv. South Hamburg � 4 West Seneca East 8 Orchard Park '4 Frontier 6 Sweet Home «4 Maryvale O Amherst o o «4 6 7 24 7 20 Row 1 Tom Kclkenburg, Nick Betlewitz, Tom Schwartz, Chris Delvaux, Rollie Duttweiler Row 2 Martin Rich, Jim Thrope, Jeff Stein, Rich Walter, Mark Dalfonso, Tom Adams, Dave Lally Row 3 Erik Light. Jason Crosby. Tony Parker. Tom McLaughlin. Dan Michlinski, Ron Dawyko. Paul Casilio Row 4 Coasch Jack Frost, Paul Marchinowski, Craig Law. Dan Meldrim, Robb Walter, Jim Hockwater, Coach Jim Wulf The Clarence J.V. Football team, coached by Jim Wulf, ended the season with a fine 4- 3-1 record. The team proved to be strong offensively scoring a total of 81 points against their opponents. Weakness was more prevelant in the defense with a total of 84 points al- lowed. The team advanced to the Division championship, but lost to Amherst. Even with the loss of many players, the team pulled together to pro- duce a fine season. Captains were Mark Dalfonso, Dave Lally and Roily Duttweiler. Of- fensive Back award went to Rollie “Dutts”, Defensive Back and Defensive Line award to Paul Marcinowski and Jim Thorpe respectively. The M.V.P. was Mark Dalfonso. 136 Row i: Terri Nowinski, Amy McCausland, Melissa Grove. Row 2: Katie Fornes, Lydia Visone, Julie Bowers. Penny Hammond, Kim Geiger. Row 3: Renee Behrens, Karen Roth, Heather Hartl, Lori Hess, Connie Emerling, Debbie Juhre, Coach Dunne. The Girls J.V. Basketball Team completed a very successful, undefeated season in '85, with a record of 13 wins and o losses. Clarence outscored its’ opponent by an average of 31 points per game, with a season average of 51 points, and a J.V. scoring record of 69 points in a single game. Highlighting the season were a 53 to 32 victory over top ranked Mercy of Rochester and the undefeated record versus E.C.I.C. com- petition. Clarence is looking forward to defending the Divisional Champion- ship next season, as Coach Dunne ex- pects another strong team in ’86. CLARENCE OPPONENT 34 Depew 18 3° Cheektowaga '9 5 Pioneer 37 63 Wmsv. South to 54 Alden 22 69 Cheektowaga 30 67 Pioneer 21 44 Dcpew 24 59 Lackawanna 10 62 Wmsv. South 6 53 Mercy 32 3« Alden «7 49 Lackawanna 18 «37 Row i: Tom Schwartz, Tom Adams, Rolland Duttweilcr, Ron Kiener, Row 2: Pat Horning, Brian Fraser, Mike Frost, Jeff D’Amico. Brett Vaugh, Marie Dalfonso. Row' y Coach Kensy, Tim Prise, Dan Michlinski, Bernard Rich, Rob Walters, Tom McGlaughlin. Chris Landon- (manager). The team got off to a poor start, drop- ping 4 out of it’s first 7 games. They quickly rebounded and won their last 9 out of 11 games, finishing the season with a record of 12 wins and 6 losses. In league play, the team finished with a 10 and 2 record, good for second place behind perrenial power Lackawanna. Leading the way were Co-Captains Ron Kiener and Mark Dalfonso. Ron was the scoring leader with 198 points, followed by Mark with 197 points. Rol- land Duttweiler(i68 points). Tom Mclaughlin(79 points), and Freshman Robb Walter (178 points) also played well and were the additional starters for the majority of the season. The team developed consistently well throughout the season, and should contribute greatly in the future of Cla- rence Basketball. 1)8 Row 1 Shelia O’Brien, Dawn Bingeman, Jenny Jurek, Amy Wangler, Cheryl O’Donnell, Deb Bischof, Tricia Herrmann, Kristen Carpenter, Coach Schopf Row a Karen Maines, Lynn O’Hare, Maureen James, Denise Matteson, Donna Tomcrak, Denise Dimmock, Sue Donner, Kelly Dejac Row 3 Sherry Geiger, Kim Geiger, Pam Sutherland, Jenny Hartl, Caroline Kowalski, Kelly Corey, Kerry Rodgers, Polly Martins The 1984 Girls J.V. Soccer team continued their winning tradition of Clarence Girls Soc- cer with a perfect record of 11- 0. Under the fine coaching of Don Schopf, the girls scored 59 goals while having only 7 scored against them. They racked up three shut-outs, and never had more than one goal against in any game. CCHS 7 8 5 3 5 6 3 6 7 4 5 OPPONENT Wmsv. North Wmsv. South Iroquois West Seneca West Hamburg Wmsv. East Holland Wmsv. North East Aurora Hamburg Wmsv. East 1 1 1 0 1 1 o 0 1 I I «39 I Row 1 Jeff Andruschat, Scott Brown, Jim Tinklepaugh, Matt Hillman, Brian Fraser, Jamie Gustafson, Mike Woodward Row 2 Eric Gray, Doxy Quinlan. Mark Powers, Steve Cianciolo, Jon Storm, Ken Pickering, Jay Helms Row 3 Dennis Shaffer, Pete Depowski, Dave Carpino. Tom O’Brien, Ray Henkel. Dave Tee, Jim Mariano Row 4 Coach Case. Pat Wilson. Lee Loretta, Ken Wertz, Chris Durr, Tim Prise, Tim Janish, Eric Page. CCHS OPPONENT The 1984 Boys J.V. Soccer team had an outstanding 12 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie record. They proved to be strong of- fensively as well as defensively and will be helpful to the Var- sity team in future years. Con- gratulations on a great season. 7 7 5 1 5 5 2 • 3 2 3 4 2 2 3 8 East Aurora 1 Lake Shore 0 Maryvale 2 Wmsv. East 2 Wmsv. North 3 Iroquois 4 Amherst 1 Lancaster 0 Lake Shore 1 Maryvale 3 Nichols 1 Wmsv. East 2 Wmsv. North 6 Iroquois 1 Nichols 3 Amherst 4 Gow 1 140 Row 1 Scott Berchou, Dave Maley, Kevin Curry, Pete Eberhardt Row 2 Tom Berratato, Ron Kiener, Andy Potts, Mark Reichart, Mark Dalfonso Row 3 Coach Kaszuoski, Tom Hockwater, Paul Franckowiak, Dave Hammond, Lincoln Skaine, Dave Smith, Tom Vanschiak, Gordon Klingenschmitt The guys J. V. Baseball team had an excellent year under the coaching of Greg Kaszubski. The team placed first in their league ending up with a league record of 8 wins and 4 defeats. In non-league action they were split two and two, ending up with an overall record of ten wins and six losses. The team scored a total of 106 runs while they kept their opponents to only 87 runs. This year’s team looks very promising. (Zf CCHS OPPONENT 10 Cheektowaga 3 12 J.F.K. «3 «3 Amherst 1 0 Lockport 9 7 Depew 6 7 Wmsv. North 6 7 Maryvale 3 9 Wmsv. North 2 3 Wmsv. East 11 10 Amherst i 4 Wmsv. East 1 5 Maryvale 0 2 Sweet Home 5 6 Lancaster 12 3 Lancaster 11 8 Sweet Home 3 141 V o L L E Y B A L L Row i: Cheryl Jividen, Jenny Hultman, Kerry Hesslink, Alyssa Constantino. Row 2: Renee Barons, Debbie Bischof, Penny Hammond. Row 3: Amy Wangler, Debbie Monkelbaan, Barb The Clarence Junior Varsity Girls’ Neff, Janet Kneiss, Coach Linda DelCarlo. Volleyball Team, coached by Lynn DelCarlo, finished with an outstanding divisional record of 12-0 and an unbe- lievable overall record of 15-0. The girls set their goals early in the season to be undefeated and proved to themselves that they could achieve that. The team would like to say a special thank you to Bert-n-Emie for all their support. 42 Row 1 Samir Hussein, Rick Pawelek, Chris Rex, Joe Cudney, Dan Greene Row 2 Tom Wilk, Scott Glassman, Dean Gustafson, Dan Kowalski, Stu McCallister, Tom Buckalew, Coach Tom Knab V o L L E Y B A L L The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Team had a great year, under the helm of Tom Knab. The team consists of freshman and sophmore players. The Volley- ball Team ended the season with 10 wins and 4 loses. Scott Glassman was voted the M.V.P. and Joe Cudney, M.I.P. Co-Captains, Scott Glassman and Samir Hussein sparked the team onto many victories with support from Tom Wilk, and first time play- ers, Dan Kowalski, Dean Gus- tafson, Chris Rex and Stuart McCalister. A good group of freshman should make up a su- per team next season. 4? Row i: Tom Raczynski, Ray Henkel, Joe Weller, Craig Law, Tom Bender. Row 2: Bretl Chelf, Tom Carls, Steve Cianciolo, Jay Helms, Kevin Maley, Paul Marcinowski. Row 3: Andy Hilburger, Chris Lewis, Matt Boyce, Tom Hanes, Anthony Yanno. These young hoopsters dribbled their way to an eye atching 10-3 re- cord. The team, led by Ray Henkel, Chris Lewis, and Paul Marcinowski was extremely impressive. Their grow- ing experience will be vital to the suc- cess of upcoming junior varsity and varsity teams. 44 Row 1 Rich Rores, Bill Emerson, Tom Bender, Brian Long, Scott Corey, Tom Carls, Mike Rapp, Bill Samson, Joe Weller, Bill Richmond Row 2 Doug Rtfenburg, Robb Reynolds, Mike Gries, Chris Riochel, Jonathan Floss, Matt Boyce, Walter Beakie, Bill Loewer, Ziggy Padone, Matt Duminuco, Chris Horning Row 3 Chris Grunder, Dan Walgate, Todd Burks, Carl Custell, Pat Lakowski, Tim Andruschadt, Kevin Maley, Steve LaDuca, Bill Nebric, Tim Burnt, Josh Chad, Steve Dickinson Row 4 Coach Don, Robb Timberlake, Mike Aquino, Phil Sagamma, Doug Kraztnski, Jim Glieslie, Warren Buckalew, Tony Diquidio, Tony Yanno, Jason Powers, Steve Useth, Coach Helms The Freshman Football team had a much improved sea- son. This year the record of 4 wins and 2 losses from last years 2 and 4 is a good indication. They had two shut-outs against Iroquois and Wmsv. East and scored 106 points on total offense. Outstanding of- fensive back was Todd Burke. Outstanding linemen was Matt Joyce and Tim Berndt and out- standing defensive back went to Dan Walgate '45 s o CCHS 3 2 1 6 5 2 3 2 4 2 I I I Row 1 Mark Staebell, Tom Raczynski, Andy Vassallo, Andy Gould, Rob Kolb, Chris Graham, Rusty Henkel, Jim Sweeney Row 2 Chris Ellis. Billy Burkard, Jeff Krombach, Kirk Waible, Brian Berndt, Ken Trometer. Chris Marasco Row 3 Coach Schopf, Andy Heim, Brett Chelf, Mark Altcnberg, Andy Hilburger, Jurij Deputat, Tim Cabell OPPONENT Iroquois 0 to;. Wmsv. East l 1 Amherst , r Sweet Home 0 1 Depew 1 ijjS Holland 1 Cheektowaga 0 v Depew 0 w Iroquois 0 Wmsv. East 0 Amherst 0 Nichols 3 Under Coach Don Schopf, the Boys Freshman Soccer Team had an outstanding io- i-i season. The team proved to be strong offensively as well as defensively scoring 37 goals and allowing only 7 against. Once again continuing the Cla- rence tradition of winning soc- cer. 146 Row lCraig Law, Craig Graber, Jim Mariano, Dan Miosi. Brian Fraser.Dan Meldrim Row 2Scott Cranston, Matt Hillman.Tom Adams, Mike Faust, Jeff Damico, Don Alessi Row 3 Coach Sciandra, Mike Burget. Jim Hockwater, Tom McLaughlin, Scott Gibbons, Jeff Stein, Nick Betlewicz The Freshmen Baseball Team under coach Sciandra finished the season with a re- cord of •y wins and 8 losses. The team did well scoring 96 runs against their opponents while allowing only 83. Don Alessi had the highest batting average while Milce Faust was the Most Improved Hitter. Jeff Damico was named the team’s M.V.P. OPPONENT West Seneca East Wmsv. South Amherst Iroquois Wmsv. North Sweet Home Wmsv. East West Seneca East Wmsv. South Wmsv. North Sweet Home Iroquois Wmsv. East 4 2 3 16 8 5 8 2 8 5 8 1 7 «47 Row i: Sandy Galley, Tammy Noren, Debbie Noren, Sue Vogt, Betsy Bugcnhagen, Tricia Malczynski, Judy Boiler, Gretchen Durek Row 2: Laura Zintl, Julie Mason, Melissa Webster, Mary Pat Hickey, Kristin Hillman, Allison Smith, Darcy Johnt, Paula Priebe, Kathy Ratzel Row 3: Deanne Utheg, Mike Hallock, Dennis Webster, Joe Darlak, Jeff Brooks, Dave Ross, Steve Ratzel, Scott Glassman, Mike Garrett, Stacy Schwindler Row 4: Coach Wysochanski, Ken Griffiths, John Prise, Mark Marralle, Jeff Brady, Carl Winzenried, Mark Malczynski, Becky May. 148 Julie A. Fiegl Sometime it hard to leave a place where you have spent a good portion of your life but you never know what b behind the next door till you go on. I leave here without a tear but a memory that will never dir Heidi Ann Napora Don't pray foe an easy bfe Pray for the strength needed to (hale your dreams Thank you my friend foe catching my tear and changing them to laughter Mary Patricia Hickey The sunshine of a single smile brightens anyday Cindy Lynn Nelson When you think you've reached the top keep climbing Sue Moslow The secutitirs of high school were warm, yet many challenges did arise We have our memories to cherish our future to behold. Take time to enjoy life Susan F. Mannaccio How good M is to be alive, with beauty pouring from the earth! What nutter failure if we strive how good it is to be alive. Joanne R. Cole Margaret M. Shultz Michael J. Carberry Matt Andrews I was searching foe the true meanings of There is no distance on this earth as Mad Jap love and I've found them in you. Jo Si Ken. far away as yesterday. These are the day that try men's souls the future is outs.-Always. I’m loyal to my Royal George Brett? Roy Henkel I waa once golfing in Thailand when a cardboard box asked me for cusmr I climbed a waffle and said shut up I can't see Lawrence J. Catalano The at Someday arc made for MG Chas! Hey Vesp Do you know what I'm saying to you Hey Norty a Minute warning! i s° T. J. McArthur Robert W. Metz Bob Oh' I hive slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the slurs on laughtrr-ulverrd wings, sunward I’ve climbed, and |otned the tumbling mirth of sun-spin clouds-and done a hundred things. High Flight, JG Magee Phillip J. Ratzel If the future is a mirror to the past lets learn from its mistakes and break that mirror Gabriela Grabener German Exchange student Field Hockey Thanks to everyone who let me have a great time at CCHS Vielen Dank Dave Tabaczynski Tab The things us life which are hard to see are the ones that mean the most to me Don Gentry Eric Stcck Steve Skorupski Jim Sweeney Nancy Schcllhammcr «V Jim Oman Jeoffery J. Segal Beagle College lunches better serve man Mark Francisco Sin Fran If at firtt you don't succeed, dump it Lisa Black Angel TV best of all tV rm a teh Class of and no one gives us any pve Eva Diegelman Richard Anastasi Mark Berner Dave Damico Shirley J. Tinklepaugh fed. Shirl A day is not wasted if a memory is made with a special friend. Lynn Lasker Suzanne M. Kamysz What it a!. ..What was it? Love to “the click Michael P. Stoughton Stouts To everyone who made it worth doing' Thanks to SS. MS. MG! To My right and sometimes to my left-hand man PauL You're Golden! and I can't forget my Goozer I love you all' Long may we Run!! Holly Lewis Erin O’Hare Becky Lavocat April Neiderberger Wendy M. Tyler And we all know it's better yesterday has past Now lets all start the living foe the one that's going to last •V Todd Janusz Corrine L. Marcinowski Cori, Mouth High school may end but the memories are forever. Those day that made us happy, made us war Beam me up Scotty. I can’t take it anymore Karen Gordon Egg Flash Men are no fun unless their drunk and if their drunk their no good! Watch out world, here comes dreamer Ed Kennedy Dave Maier Jeff Wolfe Kim Kumar CLus of 8V Life will being more good tunes Good Luck! Jeff Wilkinson Kim Michienzi Martin K. Slaw-son Thanks cats for all You’ve taught me! '53 Wendy Hoffman Sharon A. Nicolas 1 will always remember my four years at CCHS thanks for all the good umes' W. Craig Sutherland John Pfennig Howard Rew Deidre Mehaffy No Comment Wafa Osman Jonathan D. Vesper Michael V. Zimmerman Kazoo your through Zim (if eco Roman Rules Hoy Bur kali in' Elizabeth Allen Tami C. Barillari Michelle A. Balcerzak Kathleen A. Barry Thor have been both good time and bad, Error 1� «hr discipline through Tomorrow a a dream that leads me onward but I wouldn't have missed it for anything. whkh we advaiKt William Ellery Channing Kelly R. Bommer The memories of Clarence will remain with me forrvei.especially my good friends: Kelly, Mark. Greg and Jim. I will mis you all, I love you Diane E. Desimone Thanks for all thew special friendships and memories. JL, NR, PC. Never forget the good times, new years eve, the MEBB rules! � v Brian Bakowski Kelly Leddick Steve Brendell Russ Gemer Orry Its been real I «ally enjoyed myself tha year as Ozry says lets go craxy! Drums Rule all the way Joe Farace Paul W. Hoffman III Chris Marandola Blotto Lynda Thank God foe weekends, I never would have made it without them! everyone� golden' A bttlr knowledge is dangerous, so go to school, get some knowledge, and live Dangerously! Karen Wood Headlights To all my friends who made the last four yean special, especially TL, MB. SN, TH. Thanks foe all the great times! I will never forget them' Tamara A. Lynch Tammy The years and years of happiness only make us realise how lucky we are to have friends that have shared and made that happsness and those memories , reality Wendy J. Hoebel Grow old along with me. the best is yet to be. Eric Lukowski Kerri Anne Hirtreiter Goldyiocks We've only just begun to live, white eoae� and promises, a kiss foe luck and your on your way, and yes we've just begun Tracy S. Herrmann I saw a deadhead sticker on a Cadillac, a little voice inside my head said dont look back, never look back. Thought I knew what love was, what did I know. Those days are gone forever, I should just let cm go. Lori A. Hultman Lor Don't walk tfi front of me I might not follow Don't walk behind me I might not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend Steven T. Woodward Woody We decide wh h « right and which is an illusion Jeff Wittman Tony C. Rotundo Where are aD the short girls7 The bigger they are the harder they hit! God loves a wrestler-you should too! Jon V. Dan S. Mike Z., Jeff S.t You guyi are the best' Senior Trip-8 I love you Mom and Dad Steve Waite I was not put here for a long tune, but for a good time! Alas, On To Harvard Law!! Danielle Schofield Thanks to all my friends, from everyone back at Tullo's-to the Big Chill Gang, you made HS great! There are no locks anyone can put on your mind I love ya handsome!! Dink Maria A. Rondinelli Rainbows are for dreamers but dreams are for everyone Mark “Beaker” Watkins Well I'm finally out of here. It has taken long enough I can’t wait. I’ll miss some of you! It's been real see ya later Uncle Mike. I really miss D, Oh well' Thais life! I'm done Yeaah' Tim Palermo John Tiffany Gary Reid John Van Wagenen Denise Torrey Nadine Ann Sadowski Kat Shibata Weenie Act kke yourself and no one else can tell you that your doing it wrong Roger Wagner 1 6 Karin Marie Fornes Dave Flynn Todd Brauer John ladovito Smile form the channels of a future tear. •Lord Byron Mike Albert Chris Marciniak Connie L. Kolek I thank God foe bong with me through my high school yean. For with God nothing shall br impossible Think about this Jam 4:17 therefore to hun that knoweth to do good and doeth it not. to him it i sin. Russ Gullo Tony Engel Tracy Denton Tom Lewis Debbie Carpenter David M. Chapman Joseph Commisso Me. C Tune is a very preoous thing to waste I should know I wasted enough tn High Srhool. � 57 Tricia Malcynzskt Tncu I'm «o gLd I moved here, really' Everybody hi been to nice and hat helped me 10 til in greatly! PS. I'm not an airhead' Honestly! Kathy Rcigh For wisdom will enter your heart, and knowledge will be pleasant to your soul Duret ion will protect you. and understanding will guard you. Provetb i 6.io-ii Timothy Peters Steven J. Ratzel Cross-country, indoor and outdoor track. Varsity club For those people on the outside looking in- You are not one of us! Peter Gabriel Michael W. Johnson Sue Rusek Christian Schutz Mark Marrale UBSER President-Class of 8s A goal it something you can reach: A dream is an infinite standard you can Run for. Martin J. Nuara I really enjoyed CO IS Lon Ellen Winzenried We are shadows of the future and images of the past Jackie Wodzinski Lisa A. Rapp Moru A true friend once found can never be lost Darlene Zimmerman Ann Marie Petroci The years have gone by. everlasting changes remain with the old man came happiness and joy in living. Old ways left behind, we will raise our heads high and move onward Daniel M. Shefter The grafter lives for the lafter Clarenr wrestlers are number one grapplers. my one final four year HOY Remembered by the Star of David Seniors are the best Ski the West David J. Rynkowski Life is like a sewer, you get out of it only what you put into it. Enjoy your life while you can because you'll never get out of it abve. Karen E. Kin Kelly Marie Maines Laura Hiddie Andrew G. Thomas Mandell Only when Purple Iguanas penetrate the The pan, the present and the future Barhara. Wanda, Andy. Capp, Calico Andy orbital forces of the IV quadrant, will are really one- they are today Long may you tun” life be sustained by red M ft M’s. This was heard through the grapevine Jackie Jondle Kelly Anne M. Smith Smiley, Giggles The rain, winds, the sunny slues, you talk a bo ut them all so true But as the day grows lo ng and still, you can always see tem throug h and through To the people who helped me along the way.Thank you! I Love You AD. Michael William Secor Mark Kasubik Ptuman Let the good times roll James A. Honsberger Nona Life is too short so why waste precious tune Melissa L. Attenhofer Missy The most lost day of ail is the day on which we do not laugh N. Chamfoet William E. Gibson Nobody knows how much fun they've had or how many friends they've had till everybody is gone Sharyl Burk hard Until we can think and do think, we are second hand people echos and imitators, not using our own God-given intelligence and mental powers Mary A. Harris J.M Lives in the hearts of all forever' Ron Gaczewski Susan M. Hess F.OAD -why a it that all the fun things m life are either illegal, immoral, or im possible Peter Harris You only live once but if you live right once is enough. Thanks to Fu xy I really wish I had played soccer 99 Ron Faust Eric Pirson Odette Delvaux Greg Szeliga Living like I Her a no tomorrow means Loving Stephen P. Swain Mary Hassett April L. Knobel Did you stop to consider’ Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may eralt you in due tune: Casting all your care upon him, foe he caret h for you. I Peter} :6-7 Benjamin L. Griffin Thank you Claw of 8} for the best four years ever. Baseball forever-Go Bluejays Krokus and Iron Maiden are the best Peter Gould Some ock times David E. Adams Dave The future looks pretty certam Buddy’ Greg Berry Steve Engel joe Beckinghausen David Cianciolo Do Drums Go for what you want ut life drummers are like no others l6o Jodi A. Snyder Scabby droodlrs—jodes Thank� foe the great time� at CCHS,CM,ST III never forget them foe these are the best of time Hey Guy� — Four Seaton� anybody Mark R. Delang Thank you Mary, I could not have made it without you'Glad I'm outta here! 8y rule Mary A. Konitzer Mark, Than� foe the be t two year� of my life. You are really tomething special. Just remember I Love You and IH always be there when you need me All my Love, Mary Suzanne M. Wilson Sury-Q The years may pass but the memories are forever. I love my Heeve's! Tim Stanley John Bommer Anthony Farace Bill R. Gabler It's Casual Paul Sullivan Maribeth Parker God gave us me moors so set could have roses in December. Thanks Loa for being the greatest Ml' Class of 8s Enjoy Life! Mary G. Hogan Let us live our lives now and hie it to the full, foe in later years, we shall reflect on these as the best times in our lives. Thanks guyvSM DS KK SK WTO Good Low� � ! Forever Jeff Hahn Reias Techies! Thanks foe making high school the greatest years TTYL memorable? yes! Theresa Lash Mom and Dad, I owe this all to you Love Ya Mike Neelon Erik U. Jerlstrom Du gamla du foa du fjallhoga nord 161 Bob Steger Paul Parrinello Lift it like a pint of dcnul Ilo� . It' composed of tiny fibre and may or may not be waxed Albert J. Shislcr A. J. Time flie when you're having fun; damn those Wright Brother Jim Snyder James E. Philipps To Kelly. Slam Snglicz, Greg Speedy Sxebga, Bob. Barny, and everyone rl e, I Love You all? Mark Stiglicz Slam To Jim, Kelly, Greg. Bob. etc; Thank it been great' Gregory M. Schuler Dupe� No Problem A k me if I «are Wrestling Ot John Ross John M. Prise Rick Van Kuren Bradley D. Usatch He who laugh ; Last� 1 Lance. Frm. Bob. John No! “No Blah Blah Blah! Captain Kirk It not a problem until you try to solve it. William C. Sutherland Frank J. Rondinelli Spanky You’ve got to love it for what it 1� and foe what it Hand foe Have a clue To all the people who made it fun I love you Red-we’re famous! Kevin W. O’Mara We're jum two lost soul swimming in a fish bowl Year after year, running over the tme old ground, what have we found the same old fear , wuh you were hear Ken O’Donnell Natalie A. Revekant Nat There are o many specu I people in my life. I hope I never lo e touch with them 162 Julie Madejski Michael Ertel Lisa A. Morette Gregory R. Sarafin Humor, happmra and Low are the eiaen.r Whee Yi„uod yse.pdv nrtvgi.ho«.ojisbf rbet of life. Become woe before you become «mari The place co be happy is here dem chs o .pbr upi gpcbmt for a smart person only sees life as a book telb him the time co be happy is now.ln� coday co the fullest where as a wise person tees life as it truly is Thanks M B Chris Zampogna Sandra j. Beck Eh? Melissa Reisig Denise M. Cudney One of the rarest things that a man ever does is to do the best he can Leslie Winters Christine Michele Brunner Chns Hold onto a ray of hope, and follow a promise of future...and follow your dreams Thanks Sur.Lua.Mikr.Lon.Tnca. and Laura for all the great tunes! and FOAD!! Janet M. Hammond Always remember to forget the troubles that passed your way, but never forget to remember the blessings that come each day. A smile lasts forever. I live with a unite Pam Drinkard Amy Lynn Bulger People who care will always be there ome one to lovejomeone to hold. People who are your closest friends Those who share your tears and fears Those special friends will always be with me in my heart. I love you! Ann K. Dewitt Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person. Pat Cravatta Remember the old times' Dinl.BushwomanJuho. Bubbidy.DrewJJ.Fay.Kraut, and Di Little things performed and given can appear rather smaB. but with a tender heart and under- standing. these things mean most of all Sandy Engel 163 Stephen Douglas Park Eheu fugues labuntur anm' Remember now your creator in I he day of thy youth Ammo optbuique paran ego tu and miles to go before I deep. A bientot la us deo Kimberly A. Winton Lose and friendship are the greatest things in Me. Friends will be memories forever and whether far or near .they will bring special three. Thanks to my great parents and Sis. Steve Weseman Pete Vassalio .den sworrso dan derotsre ear sesslo lal.dnrlfr rade. eeth on knith i eliwh eth if tbu J Mike Williams Monica Lynn Neff Bernard Rich When looking hack, remember the good tunes with a smile Tim P. Jansen Mike Kubiszyn Bag Steal your fate right off your hcad- I Can't believe I'm fina_y out of here. The Grateful Dead Yah?! Thanks Class of 8s foe the memories Laura A. Maurer Emnjoy your youth-it's the best thing you have especially if you're m Love?? Kathleen E. Little Katie Always expect the unexpected David Murphy 164 Karen A. Weber Holdfast «o dreams for if dreams «die, life it a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes Jeffrey F. Nawrot ll hat been a fantastic four years! Hey cat, a little two minute warning action? Nocty Erika Shrauger Reality rarefy matches dream, but only dreamt give nobility to purpose. Lyndon B. Johnson Karen L. Visone One must look toward the future. lew he obscure the present Hey where's Shour? Laura A. Sweet Kris Depowski Kristen Hillman Jenny Snyder Happiness a a byproduct of an We only go through life once and the Km it Ha I mg Her effort to make someone else happy poMibditiet are endless to follow your dreams and grab some gusto Driving Ttptt y When you wish to enter the Hilton, take the 2nd left, not the tst. or is it’ Right J.L.G? Ron Funk Jim Forthman Jamilia Iqbal What a long strange trip it’s been! abdhul You never really know how precious something Be glad that you are free « until you lose it. Free to change your mind Free to go most anywhere J.F -ILYP Jeffrey V. Ellis Wrff Gass of fty Rules It was great while it lasted' Good Luck! Todd W. Denali Daboo Watch out for the Quiet Ones!' Lori M. Cummings Heaven is not reached at a angle bound; but set build the Udder by which see rue from the lowly earth to the vaulted skies and we mount to its summit, round by round Amy Graham Kinnors There are places I'll remember all my lift, though some have changed, some forever, not for better some have gone and some remans K S. -ILYF! Joseph J. Domelowicz Jr. These years will be forever our fondest memories, but for now we must look foward 165 Julia E. Garrett He Kit achieved mans who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much Karen G. Stuart The cosmic dance to celestial melodies free form within patterns of precise limitations-the painting I know so weII-The canvas I want to Icam-And perhaps someday the anbt Peter McWilliams Melissa M. Webster Hold onto a ray of hope, and a promise of future .and follow your dreams. Bill Crosby The most important thing in life is the discovery of one's self and one's identity Laura L. Shear We are not thrown to the winds... We gather cenain;y and safely within ourselves Whitman Timothy S. McConnell Tun Don't go playing no shell game with God Only Satan's going to give you odds Were given love and love must be returned that's aB the beanngs we need to learn Lynn S. Peterson Smile' this is just the beginning of a whole new you. Robbie McPherson Julie H. Mason In everything you do, the more you put in, the mote you get out. Judith L. Hill Someday with patience, things of the earth will begin to glow for you-and each tune you wsfl dwell secretly, though only for a moment or so, withm I hr mystery hidden since the world began G Clark Pam S. MacKinnon Marie Gnti When power narrows the areas of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of his existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses. John F Kennedy Barbara Hartwig The glory is not in never failing, but in ruing every time you fail Chinese Proverb Nava Hall The musK in my Kean 1 bore, long after it was heard no more 166 PAX Shout discourse, the iron hand will silence Shout Peace, they will shoot. Is man deaf, or not listening for the sounds of his own inevitable (self?) destruction? War Stop them, before it happens. Before the sky turns grey and dark. Before the flowers lose their richness. And people forget how to laugh and sing and be happy. Don’t they realise what they’re doing. Can’t they see it, sooner or later we will have nothing left. Stop them, before it happens. Before more poeple get killed. Before more buildings get destroyed. Do people like to see other people suffer. And lose their homes and family, People nowadays are getting on like savages and not human beings Stop them, before it happens Them who like to fight are turning our world upside down. It's like an atomic spree. They can't know what they are doing, but they can see. They’ve seem to have lost all trace of sense. Stop them before it happens. “Please Jean Neeson Life Carroded lumps of twisted metal, burnt and rusting cars. Old pieces of furniture. This bulky eyesore, forms a protective line, blocking the ends of streets. Children climb up laughing, waving to their friends. As they play mock wars. No cowboys and Indians, They argue who shall be whom The Irish or the British? Who will use the Thompson or the S.L.R. They talk of bombs and bullets As any child would speak of marbles No time to be children. Baby adults, in aggressive communities Living in a dying world. Behind the barricades. M. Stewart A The poems “Life and “War” were taken from a collection of poetry entitled “Children’s Voices”. “Life was written by M. Stewart, a student at the Cross and Passion School. “War was written by Jean Neeson, a student at the same school, which is located in Belfast. 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Eric Jerlstrom 8 22 96 98 161 Michael Johnson 4 9 22 42 76 88 91 99 103 106 119 121 158 Jacquelyn Jondle 9 22 159 Kimberly Kaminski 22 Suzanne Kamysz 22 152 Mark Kasubik 22 134 159 Edward Kennedy 22 1 3 Timothy Keohane 38 123 Karen Kin 8 22 106 124 159 April Knoebel 6 23 88 160 Connie Kolek 7 23 1 7 Mary Alice Konitzer 23 161 Brett Kreher 23 91 William Krcutingcr 38 Kim Krollman 8 23 91 126 Michael Kubiszyn 7 23 164 Kimberly Kumar 6 23 91 120 153 Theresa Lash 6 23 117 161 Lynn Lasker 7 23 tyz Rebecca Lavocat 9 23 43 90 152 Kelly Lcddick 8 24 91 102 155 Holly Lewis 6 24 152 Thomas Lewis 24 1 « 7 Kathleen Little 9 24 164 Eric Lukowski 24 1 5 Tamara Lynch 6 24 42 76 90 91 96 106 107 117 15} Theodore Mac Arthur 24 150 Pamela MacKinnon 7 24 41 42 90 9} 98 99 to6 107 166 Julie Madejski 24 90 163 David Maier 24 153 Kelly Maines 7 2} 90 92 159 Patricia Malczynski 6 25 42 90 91 120 148 158 Andrew Mandell 2y 103 1 9 Christopher Marandola 25 155 Christopher Marciniak 6 2} 95 98 157 Corinne Marcinowski 7 25 153 Susan Marinaccio 2 1 «,0 Mark Marrale 4 2 88 119 121 148 158 Peter Marx 2 115 Julie Mason 8 2 41 90 91 102 106 119 120 148 166 Laura Maurer 8 26 164 Timothy McConnell 9 26 41 90 166 Robbie McPherson 6 26 41 90 96 98 106 107 166 Deirdre Mehaffy 26 89 90 99 154 Robert Metz 7 26 151 Kimberly Michicnzi 9 26 112 153 Lisa Morette 6 26 96 106 163 Susan Moslow 8 26 91 125 150 David Murphy 26 164 Heidi Napora 4 8 26 76 90 91 99 106 112 120 t« o Jeffrey Nawrot 8 27 90 99 to6 118 12 3 127 16} Michael Neelon 4 27 43 76 91 99 115 ti8 156 Moncia Neff 7 27 91 98 106 126 164 Cindy Nelson 27 91 96 150 Sharon Ann Nicolas 7 27 43 106 112 153 April Niedcrbrrger 27 152 Martin Nuara 9 27 158 Kenneth O’Donnell 27 91 162 Daniel O’Harc 27 Erin O’Hare 27 102 103 152 Kevin O'Mara 28 43 83 90 162 James Oman 28 151 Darlene Orlowski 8 28 Wafa Osman 28 154 Frank Pacenzia 38 Hal Pacino 106 Timothy Palermo 28 ty6 Stephan Park 28 121 164 Maribcth Parker 9 28 to6 161 Paul Parrinello 28 42 91 162 'Timothy Peters 28 96 158 Lynn Peterson 6 28 90 96 98 102 166 Ann Pettoci 29 90 102 106 107 iy8 Jonathan Pfennig 29 154 James Philipps 7 29 102 162 Eric Pirson 29 t6o John Prise 7 29 90 96 102 119 121 148 162 Lisa Ann Rapp 6 29 90 92 98 ty8 Philip Ratzel 9 29 90 91 119 i ji Steven Ratzel 9 29 90 91 96 to6 129 148 i 8 Gary Reid 29 134 156 Kathy Reigh 7 29 96 97 158 Melissa Reisig 6 30 90 163 Natalie Revekant 6 30 102 113 162 Howard Rcw Jr. 30 154 Aaron Rich 30 9 164 Kristin Roaisvig 8 30 82 Frank Rondinclli 83076889091 114 121 162 Maria Rondinclli 8 30 76 90 91 112 120 156 John Ross 9 30 119 121 162 Anthony Rotundo 7 30 42 88 90 91 99 103 119 134 13 Timothy Rowland 38 Susan Rusek 30 1 38 David Rynkowski 31 88 158 Nadine Sadowski 7 31 156 Gregory Sarafm 31 90 121 129 163 James Schadt 31 Nancy Schellhammer 631 151 Mary Beth Scherf 31 88 114 Danielle Schofield 8 31 91 106 114 r 6 Gregory Schuler 8 31 134 162 Christian Schulz 3« 158 Anthony Scioiino 38 W. Michael Secor 6 31 90 91 115 123 159 Jcoffery Segal 32 uy 151 Kathleen Sgamma 38 Laura Shear 9 32 83 90 98 103 166 Daniel Shefter 9 32 134 158 Katsunori Shibata 32 129 Albert Shisler 7 32 90 91 103 162 Linda Shotwell 32 106 107 165 Enka Shrauger 7 32 90 98 16} Margaret Shultz 6 32 150 Stever Skorupski 32 i« i Martin Siawson 7 32 90 98 129 153 Bradley Smith 33 Kelley Smith 6 u 02 07 iot 106 ivj James Snider 8 33 42 89 96 97 162 Jennifer Snyder 6 33 90 106 107 113 165 Jodi Ann Snyder 8 33 161 Timothy Stanley 33 161 Eric Steck 33 11} tyi Robert Stcgcr 33 162 Mark Stiglicz 7 33 162 Michael Stoughton 7 34 42 t z Karen Stuart 8 34 88 82 83 90 96 98 166 Paul Sullivan 8 34 90 91 96 it} 161 W, Craig Sutherland 34 90 98 1S4 Stephen Swain 6 34 99 t6o James Sweeney 38 151 Laura Sweet 8 34 42 91 96 106 107 114 126 t6y Gregory Szeliga 34 116 121 160 David Tabaczynski 34 151 John Tiffany 7 34 iy6 Amy Timberlake 34 47 92 Shirley Tinklepaugh 8 55 152 Denise Torrey 7 3} 152 Denise Torrey 7 3} 156 William Tufillaro 3} Wendy Tyler 7 35 124 90 91 99 162 Susan Van Bourgondien 35 ! 13 Richard Van Kuren 9 35 90 162 Mark Van Wagenen 9 35 156 Peter Vassallo 35 90 115 123 164 Jonathan Vesper 35 88 115 134 154 Karen Visone 8 36 90 96 114 126 132 16} Roger Wagner 36 i}6 Stephen Waite 36 156 Mark Watkins 36 89 9} 156 Karen Weber 8 36 43 90 103 165 Melissa Webster 6 36 90 99 103 120 148 166 Steven Weseman 36 164 Pamela Wesolowski 9 36 Jeffrey Wilkinson 6 36 95 98 153 Michael Williams 36 96 164 Suzanne Wilson 7 37 114 161 Leslie Ann Winters 37 96 102 113 163 Kimberly Winton 8 37 92 103 106 164 Lori Winzenried 6 37 158 Jeffrey Wittman 6 37 115 ti8 156 Jacqueline Wodzinski 37 i}8 Jeffrey Wolfe 37 1 3 Karen Wood 7 37 42 88 90 91 103 114 155 Steven Woodward 49 37 42 76 90 91 98 99 James Wright 37 Christopher Zampogna 7 38438890 11} 121 Paul Zbrzezny 38 Darlene Zimmerman 38 158 Michael Zimmerman 9 38 115 154 Scott Adner 47 Kristin Allgaier 47 124 David AnderMin 48 50 William Anderson 46 William Anderson Jr Susan Apostolakos }o Angela Attea 50 102 Michael Bachman 46 Michael Backman 47 Jodi Barillari yo 114 124 132 Jeffrey Baron 48 96 John Beaser 50 91 Joseph Beaser 48 Renata Bejger 49 82 97 99 103 106 Susan Bell }o 95 Bradley Benedict 49 103 123 Christopher Benker 47 89 Tambra Bennett }o Scott Berchou 46 116 141 Beth Ann Berger 46 47 106 120 John Bemdt Thomas Berrafato }o 116 141 Kelly Bestine 44 50 91 99 132 Timothy Betlewicz 116 Cynthia Biggs 50 Dawn Bingeman 49 90 103 to6 139 Lisa J.C. 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56 1 • Julia Pack 37 124 Joyce Pagano 54 Eric Page 57 140 Lesley Paine 34 114 126 132 Cheryl Pankow 34 89 97 Christine Paolucci 57 Bertrand Park 37 Anthony Parker 54 136 Mary Petroci 57 John Petty 54 Kenneth Pickering 33 140 Katherine Podleswki 36 126 Edward Pope Julie Powers 137 Kathleen Powers 57 103 Mark Powers 36 140 Paula Priebe 4 92 120 148 Timothy Prise 33 123 140 Lawlor Quinlan III 56 121 140 Steven Raiff 57 92 120 148 Nathan Raupp 36 Patricia Reise 54 Martin Rich 7 9 136 Sean Richards 34 Diane Ricker Julie Rondina 52 33 92 97 99 122 Kevin Roscl 54 Barbara Ross 57 96 126 David Ross 34 148 Marie Ryszkiewicz 36 James Rzyrkowski Kevin Sadowski 36 Jennifer Samson 33 126 Linda Sarafin 36 Deborah Schwab 32 37 96 99 106 107 Thomas Schwartz 33 136 Judith Sciandra 36 96 97 103 Donald Scott Melissa Secor 32 37 99 114 122 132 Dennis Shaffer 37 140 Richard Slimack 33 Anthony Smith 34 Brian Smith 33 Gretehcn Snyder 36 106 133 Brian Spoth 134 Lisa Stahlcy 34 Holly Stanek 37 Gabricllr Stefanik 34 117 126 Paul Stehle 34 Jeffrey Stein 33 134 136 147 Deborah Stiles 37 Jonathan Storm 33 140 Sara Stoughton 33 133 Linda Streeter Pamela Sutherland 34 133 139 David Tee 33 140 Myron Thompson 33 James Thorpe 36 121 134 136 James I inkiepaugh 33 140 Jennifer Trost Todd Tyler 37 Jill Valenti 34 Julie Vanschaik 33 1 33 Brett Vaughn 34 Suzanne Vogt 33 119 120 148 Heather Voss 34 126 Richard Walter 136 Richard Walter 11 37 Amy Wangler 34 90 132 139 James Wargo Joseph Wargo 34 Patrick Watkins 36 Randy W'dowka 34 Dawn Weaver 96 Peter Weber 36 Resden Webster 36 Kenneth Wertz 36 140 Penny Ann West 37 92 Steven White 37 Thomas Wilk 37 143 Patricia Wilson 33 120 Patrick Wilson 140 Daren Wingard 36 96 Carl Winzenried 37 148 Michael Wisto 34 89 Kimberly Woodruff 34 103 Michael Woodward 37 123 140 Jennifer Zambito 34 113 Laura Zintl 33 91 119 i48 Paula Allen 62 93 Michael Altenburg 63 123 146 Timothy Andruschat 38 63 99 143 Michael Aquino 63 103 143 Amy Archer 63 93 Yvette Amo 62 97 Christina Backman 60 Colette Bakowski 63 Renee Barone 63 126 Jessica Barron 60 Timothy Bartels 61 Mary Beaser 61 Julia Beers 62 97 126 Renee Behrens 61 137 Thomas Bender 62 97 144 143 Jeffrey Benzing 61 97 Denise Berchou Melissa Berger 61 106 Brian Bernd 61 Timothy Berndt 63 146 Michele Bingeman 61 Judith Boiler 63 124 148 Alisa Bono 63 Julie Bowers Madison Boyce 61 144 143 Daniel Brice 63 Pamela Broncato 60 Tom Buckalew 63 143 Warren Buckalew 61 Walter Buechi 63 134 143 Betsy Bugenhagen 61 124 148 Renee Bugenhagen 62 97 Todd Burks 143 Timothy Cabell 38 63 99 123 146 Lisa Campbell 97 Danton Cardoso 60 119 Thomas Carls 62 144 143 Valarie Camgan 62 122 Brett Chelf 60 144 146 Darnell Chrisswell Stephen Cianciolo 60 140 144 Kimberly Cicero 97 John Cinto 62 97 123 Stephanie Clark 63 David Clemons 62 Michael Cocco Jr. 63 Tracy Cone 63 Alisa Constantino 62 Scott Corey 61 1 34 143 Kellie Cory 62 Nicholas Croglio 61 93 134 Joseph Cudney 61 97 143 Joseph Currie 123 Luke Cusack 61 Gregory Daigler 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Elizabeth Hartwig 63 Carrie Hedges 61 97 Andrew Heim 61 146 Patricia Heim 61 Dawn Heiser 61 Jay Helms 38 61 99 140 144 Brian Helowica 60 Raymond Henkel 63 140 144 146 Lisa Herberger Karin Herr 62 92 97 Laurie Hess 1 37 Kerry Hesslink 63 103 Scott Hiddie 62 1 34 Andrew Hilburger 62 144 146 Thomas Hill Wendy Hitchcock 63 Mark Hjalmarson 62 James Hockwater 60 136 147 Aimee Hogan 61 120 122 Linda Hollinsworth 61 Annette Hopkins 6i Christopher Horning 62 134 143 Patrick Horning 63 103 Joan Horvath 61 122 Constantine Hrousis 63 97 Jennifer Huber 61 Marguerite Hunt 63 Kelly James 62 133 Cathlin Jansen 62 97 Elizabeth Jenkins Karen Jensen 62 97 119 Cheryl jividen 61 Dianna Johnson 63 Deborah Juhre 61 137 Christine Kaminski 61 Christine Kenny 62 97 Leah Kent 63 Christopher Keppner 62 Karen Kiener 60 Jennifer Kitchen 61 97 Janet Kneiss 60 126 Robert Kolb 62 146 Teresa Kowalski 63 Carrie Kozak bo Timothy Krantz 61 Jeffrey Krombach 60 146 Douglas Kruszynski 60 Kimberly Kubiszvn 60 Carl Kustell 61 143 Cheryl Kutas 63 Patrick Laczkowski 60 97 134 14s Stephen Laduca 62 143 '79 Roxanne Landrich 89 103 Jacqueline La vocat 60 90 Criag Law 63 136 144 147 James Leonard 60 Christopher Lewis 63 144 Robert Lewis 63 Jeffrey Little 63 William Loewer 61 14} Brian Long 61 95 14 Dawn Loos 62 Jeff Loudenslager 63 Bradley Macpeek 63 91 Jessica Maier 62 Mark Maier 62 Paul Maier 62 1 34 Victoria Maitland 62 97 Kevin Maley 61 103 144 145 Elizabeth Marandola 60 Christopher Marasco 62 146 Paul Marcinowski 63 136 144 Deborah Marziale 61 Anthony Mattina 63 Mary Mattina 63 Rebecca May 61 126 148 Stuart Me Callister 60 97 143 Amy McCausland 58 60 97 99 124 137 Julie Mcclintick 63 Daniel Meldrim 63 134 136 147 David Meyer 62 Daniel Miller 60 134 Lori Miller 60 Jill Monkclbaan 61 113 Lyle Morgan III 63 William Morgan Jr. 60 Robin Morris 62 93 Michelle Murray 61 Kim Nelson 60 9 Todd Nelson 62 Linda Newton 61 124 Lorianne Nicholas 61 Glenn Niesyty 60 Lynn Nowinski 62 97 Thomas O Brien 140 Kelly O’Connell 62 Donald Oehman 60 Joseph Oishei 60 1 34 Riachrd Pawelek 61 143 Ziggy Pedone 61 145 Jay Peffer 60 Mark Pen hoi low 62 Melissa Pepper 61 William Pfennig 60 Barbara Pinkoski 63 97 Louis Pisano Jr. 62 Connie Pope 62 Jason Powers 60 134 14 Jennifer Prise 60 97 Penny Pritchard 60 Kathleen Quinlan 63 Thomas Raczynski 62 144 146 Michael Rapp 60 14 David Reimondo 60 Bret Reiimeier Kristin Rew 63 Christopher Rex 61 143 Robert Reynolds 60 134 14«� Christopher Richard 63 Lisa Rickey 61 Michelle Richey 60 William Richmond IV' 134 135 Renee Rick Dena Riek 61 Doug Rifenburg 14«, Mike Riga 60 Carlo Riggio 60 Karen Robb 60 113 Evelyn Rogers 60 Tina Rohloff 63 Richard Romanek 62 Lisa Roper 62 97 Richard Rores 60 97 14 Jennifer Rosel 63 Karen Roth 8 62 99 137 William Samson III 60 145 Mrs. Doerr 67 Constat ine Santa Maria Ms. Dunne 137 Cindy Schabert 60 Mrs. Fraser 67 Joshua Schadt Mrs. Gatti 67 Amy Jo Schalk 61 Mr. Gerlock 67 Jennifer Schalk Mrs. Gibson 70 Deborah Schuler 60 Mr. Gourlay 67 Stacey Schwindler 62 120 124 148 Mrs. Haas 67 Stacey Segal Mrs. Hartwig 70 Philip Sgamma 61 14 Mrs. Hayes 70 Jennifer Sheldon 60 Mrs. Henry 67 Kelly Sheldon 62 Mr. Hesslink 67 Samuel Shrauger 61 Mr. Hicks 67 Lynn Siminski 63 Mrs. Horrigan 68 Greta Simon 60 89 Mr. Hulburt 68 John Siuta 60 Mrs. Ihlefcld 68 Alison Smith 63 119 148 Mrs. Jochum 68 Melanie Snider 63 Mr. Kcnsy 68 Tamara Snyder 62 Mr. Kreinheder 68 115 Mark Speyer 60 Mrs. Kuczmarski 68 Nicole Sprosty 61 Mr. Kuppinger 68 Mark Staegell 146 Mrs. Lavner 70 89 Tammy Stahl 62 Mr. Ludwig 66 68 Howard Stanley 62 Mrs. Manly 68 Patrick Stein 62 Mr. Marshall 66 68 91 Sarah Storm 63 Mrs. Mayo 79 Amy Sweeney 63 Mr. McCadden 69 James Sweeney Jr. 60 Mrs. McCadden 69 Robert Stubs 63 Mrs. Meosky 68 Suzanne Thomas 62 97 124 Mr. Michalakes 68 John Thompson 60 Mrs. Mohr 70 Robert Timberlake 61 14 Mrs. Nardiello 68 Kyle Tracey 103 Mr. Neubaucr 68 Kenneth Trometer 60 146 Ms. Owens 68 Denise Van Bourgondicn 62 '35 Mrs. Paolini 70 Danielle Vantine 61 Mr. Pappas 68 Andrew Vassallo 61 134 146 Mr. Parker 68 Alan Vieaux 60 Mr. Parrinello 65 Cynthia Visone 62 Mr. Peters 68 102 Lydia Visone 63 91 126 137 Mrs. Petroci 70 92 Kirk Waible 61 134 146 Mr. Piper 65 Heather Walter Mrs. Printup 68 122 Robert Walter 61 136 Mrs. Rauscher 68 Dennis Webster 63 119 121 1 148 Mrs. Reitz 70 Krista Weiler Mr. Rich 68 95 Mark Weirich 63 123 i2 Mr. Richbart 69 Brett Weitmciser 63 Mr. Ried 69 T Joseph Weller 60 144 145 Mr. Romanowski 69 Pauline West 63 Mrs. Sangiacomo 69 Chad White 60 Mrs. Scherf 70 98 Christine Williams 60 Mrs. Schmidt 69 Dawn Williams Mr. Schobrich 69 Karen Williams 61 Mr. Sentman 69 Wendy Wilson 62 Mr. Shippengrover 69 Lynn Winiarczyk 60 Mrs. Smithey 70 89 Lon Wolbert 61 Mr. Sorrento 69 Kimberly Wyman Dr. Stillwell 69 Anthony Yanno 62 144 Mr. Stillwell 69 Rosemary Yeskoot 60 97 Mrs. Stover 70 Catherine Zimmerman 63 Mr. Sutherland 69 Kelly Zurek Ms. Tack 69 Mrs. Taylor 69 Mr. Anaka 67 Mrs. Topol 70 Mrs. Astudillo 67 Mrs. Tubin 69 Mrs. Bailey 70 Mr Vehar 69 96 Mrs. Bellus 70 Mr. Vesper 69 132 Mr. Bernhard 67 Mr. Vogt 69 Mrs. Biddlecom 67 Mrs. Walleshauser 69 Mr. Bogey 67 Mrs. Wamock 70 Mrs. Bradley 67 Mrs. Webber 70 102 Mrs. Burd 67 Mrs. Weiss 69 Mrs. Cantie 70 Mrs. Wertz 70 Mr. Cappello 67 Ms. Wilks 69 Mr. Carl 67 ro6 Mr. Wingard 69 Mrs. Casuccto 67 Dr. Clatworthy 67 Mrs. Comas 70 Mr. Compertore 67 125 Mrs. Conners 70 Mr. Corrigan 67 Mrs. Corrigan 67 Mrs. Dalfonso 70 Dr. Zampoona 69 Mr. Arthur E. Hudson Art Ettdson, the person and educator, were one and the same. Art was devoted to detail and very sensitive to peoples needs. He dedicated himself to his family and job. Art’s death has left a void that is difficult to fill. A stickler for detail, an organized man, Arthur Ettelson made countless contributions while serving a great boss. I miss him. the community at Clarence for 18 years. He was a highly skilled administrator who provided exemplary' leadership for the academic and extra-curricular programs. We miss Art and remember him with respect and fondness. I knew Art as a warm caring human being. He often spoke to me about how fortunate he was to love his work. Although he was a quiet, private person, he shared h,s feelings about the student population and staff with me. To you the students-he felt that you were the epitomy of the best teenage representation. To you the teachers and staff- he felt you were bright hard-working dedicated people. I feel very special having shared some feelings and time with Mr.E. He certainly was a terrific boss and good fnend to me. Thank You! “A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops.” Henry Brooks Adams There are many people in the world who can teach facts, but it is rare to find someone who has the ability to fill students' minds with a desire to learn. Mr. Sentman has this gift and much more. He has taught us about the world around us, he has taught us to ask questions and has given us the ability to find the answers. He has encouraged and given the confidence to keep trying. All who have known him, will certainly miss Paul and Henry, the centripetal stopper and string, and of course, the immortal question So What?”. Good Luck in the future and Thank You for all you have done for the people who have gone through this school. You will certainly not be forgotten. 182 It is the morning that is the best The sun emerges, its light a life source; One sits and watches movement toward zenith, it can only be with awe, a smile emerges. Later, the sun moves to other places no wasted motion to halt the sun, enjoy the warmth; The gentleness remains, the rewards of Prometheus, There is a thought, the sun has never left, and yet will always return. I larger than my human eyes can A gigantic sea of moving peaceful, ever growing peace X'hy can’t humans learn from that they can’t ever, in the wildest Universal expansion i' imagine dream control And we all walked off to look for America. Laura Sweet, Kris Depowski. and Debbie Schwab — Sports All three of you have individual personalities, but some- how you have managed to cooperate to make an unbeatable team. All three of you have done much to provide a founda- tion for the building of SAGA. The cheerful and optimistic attitude with which all of you approach your work and the trust one can place in your ability to get the job done is something the three of you should be proud of. It is a rare combination to find, that of hard work and a cheerful out- look concerning it. Thank you for all that you have done. Mr wtr. rtSMI Pam MacKinnon — Literary You have always been a source of mystery. You have the very special ability to be an individual, and be able to relate to all people, while retaining your identity. The gift that you have for writing is tremendous and it is one you have shared with all of us. Thank you for sharing this talent, for working as hard as you have, and most of all for your support. Tracy Herrmann — Patrons You once said that there must have been a lot of confidence in your ability to be an editor. Well, there was and the job you did only proved that the confi- dence was well founded. The warmth and friendliness you have shown has made the Patrons Section a success as well as the yearbook. Thank you for being a friend. Jonathan Palmerton — Photography You have provided a basis for the fledgeling staff, by knowing what needed to be done in the beginning of the year. Your calm head with your experience involving photography kept things going when other sections of the yearbook were a little unsteady. Once things got organized, life was easier, but thank you for knowing just what to say and do in the beginning when it was needed most. David McCann and Robbie McPherson — Art You two have the gift to be able to create art instantly. This is something you may consider to be impressive, but to those of us who can’t draw a straight line under pres- sure. it is remarkable. For all the times someone has run up to you in the hall and begged you to draw something because the deadline is in two hours, thank you both for your patience. Ann Marie Petroci — Scheduling Although you have not made the Pub your third home, when somehting had to be done, you have always come through. Dependable is perhaps the best way to describe the work you have done on the SAGA. Thank you for being so dependable. Karen Wood — Organizations Many times you have been able to create a smile out of a frown, this is your gift. Laughter is a cure for |ust about anything and you have brought the gift of laughter to the Pub many times. Along with the work and effort you have given. You have also made many situations easier with your humor. Thank you for your smile, and for sharing it with others. Tammy Lynch — Copy Transfer Your beautiful smile and your sense of humor have done much to ease the tension during the hard times. The effort you put in to everything you do, and the tenacity with which you take on a job is to your credit. You took on a great responsibility, and thank you for always staying with it. 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