Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1988 volume:

SAGA 1988 Chief Editor. ..Alisa Bono Layout Editor..Missy Murray Photographer...Scott Selin Computer......Cathy Zimmerman, Paul Kronenwetter Typist..Dawn Heiser Organizations..Katie Fornes Sports..Debbie Juhre. Aimee Ho- gan Patrons..Sherry Hackett Business..Jill Fabricy Artist..Kelly James, Michelle Zajac Assistant to Editor.Leigh Ferriera Literary...Eve Rogers, Siobhan O'Mahony Underclass....Kim Clancey, Joyce Macey Student Life 1 Sports 21 Freshmen 65 Sophomores 71 Juniors 77 Faculty 85 Organizations.... 95 Patrons .....121 Seniors ...129 Index ....186 A Touch of Classics... There are special moments, classic moments, that will stand out in the years to come as the best of times... Special words between friends that no one else understands. Looks, expressions and motions that send friends into laughter. Sharing joys of victories. Sharing tears of defeat. Nothing can ever erase the memories created by the essence of friend- ships. The songs, the secrets. The love, the laughter. The spirit, the sharing. These classic memories will be in our hearts always — No matter where we go. No matter what we do. No matter who we become. The classic reaction to the Clarence Red Devils!! -e Howz the Twizzlers in the nose doin'? Pot and Steph dance the night away! Nor for the past alone For meanings to the future. - Walt Whitman Hanes' Harem Lean on me. when you're not strong. I'll be your friend... 8 - Powder Puff 2 Seniors! Juniors! senior teams soared. The Seniors played a strong game. The first half ended with the Seniors leading 6-0. The touchdown was scored by Allison Smith on a beautiful run. The Seniors held the Juniors back until the second half when Smith ran another touchdown and Janet Kneiss kicked the extra point for a Senior lead of 13-0. The Juniors never gave up and showed themselves well with a tough defense and their precise of- fense. They defended themselves right to the end and are looking for- ward to next year's game. On September 30th, 1987 the CCHS girls shed their dresses, high heels, perfume and makeup for the garb of combat. The girls were psyched as they walked proudly into school in football jerseys, sweatpants, cleats, and painted faces. It was the day of the annual powder puff game. All day long the girls displayed their spir- it. The CCHS halls were filled with the shrillness of the players' voices. With the help of the male cheer- leaders the girls marched excitedly on the gridiron. The rainy weather did not dampen the players' spirit, as the rivalry between the junior and Homecoming - Homecoming week started off with a lively display of school enthusiasm during Spirit Week. Many students left their Reeboks and Levis at home in fa- vor of plaid pants and platform shoes on Nerd Day. Tuesday, students had a chance to imitate their favorite teach- er. Wednesday, the halls were filled with crazy hats and ties. “Sit-ins , bare feet, and tie dyes were appropriate only on Woodstock Day. The tradition- al Red and Black Day on Friday led the way to an exciting, boisterous pep ral- ly- Friday night, many students got to- gether to produce one of our more ex- citing carnivals while the Devils' bonfire sparked behind the football field. Sat- urday morning. Main Street was filled with screaming students and decorat- ed floats for the parade. In sport's action, the varsity soccer Heather Evans. Dawn Heiser, Kelly James, Denise Van Bourgondien, Cathy Zimmerman, Jason Powers, Luke Cusack, Tim Andruschadt. Mike Aquino, Kevin Matey team lost to West Seneca East with a score of 2-1. Dennis Webster won the West Seneca East Invitational. The girls varsity swim team outswam Cheektowaga by a score of 51-37. The girls Varsity field hockey team also re- presented Clarence well by beating Cheektowaga with a score of 5-1. The annual football game had a very spirit- ed turnout with confetti and excite- ment in the air. The Clarence Red Devils beat the St. Joe Marauders with a score of 14-6. At half time, the Dancing Devilettes and the cheerleaders led the crowd to the band's rendition of “Walk Like An Egyptian . The Homecoming Court was announced, and the king and queen were crowned. The annual Homecoming dance was the perfect ending to an exciting week. “The 1987 Homecoming Queen I couldn't help but feeling like I was in some sort of dream Allot the excitement started with the parade, it built up inside of me and lasted all day. The thrill of the football game in every tackle, kpk. and pass, made time goby quick- ly. and halftime was here at Pst It was finally lime to find out who the King and Queen would be. I kept hoping inside that it would be Tim and me! When the moment arrived and the winners were said, l couldn't believe it when our names were readI For Your Eyes Only was played by the band as I walked down the field holding on to Dad's hand. It was an experience of a lifetime that I never wanted to end. an of the hugs and the kisses from my cPsest of friends. The moment I'd dreamed of had actually come to be. I still couldn't believe that the new queen was me - Kelly James O----------7 10 - Homecoming zR Homecoming - 1 The Junior Prom was one of the best times Carolyn and I ever had. It was like a scene from a big soap opera. I'll never forget the way the night overflowed with excitement. To sum it up in one word, it was swell! “Follow you. Follow me - the theme to the Junior Prom, was a theme of togetherness. There was a beautiful array of color and style in prom dresses - everything from blue ruffles to cream Victorian lace. Never before had any- one ever witnessed the charm and panache of the Clarence guys in tuxedos. It all created a special mood. The Junior Class joined together to celebrate with friends. We will continue to be together, even though just in spirit - and this Junior Prom will remain as one of our Classic” memories. (7 Junio Prom - Jurij Deputat A touch of class for the guys. Follow you. follow me. Explain this foreign game to us. Karen, they play it all the time in Germany A Froshie devil leads the cheer! R y' Melts in your mouth, not in your hand The ABC's Sadi Hawkins - 7 Me Tarzan, you Jane! If my mother only knew! —----bPlCS, stolen from school I by MARTY SEITZ An estimated $3,000 worth of computer components and equipment were stolen last week from Clarence High School, 9625 Main St., state police said. The items stolen included a number of Apple computer com- '”«018 and several floppy discs ' he final sections of .GUESS TmiCT hit. rave Little Girl TKo rlr-im-iti,- locci. -� M, M,,r, MOVIE Fatal Attraction. Platoon SAYING: It's not what you have; it is how you use what you have. SONG: A Little Night Music BOOK: Search For The Red October MUSICAL GROUP: Paul Simon, Willie Nelson MALE VOCALIST Waylon Jen- nings FEMALE VOCALIST: Whitney Houston T V. SHOW: i.A. Law RADIO STATION: WBEN FM CEREAL Raisin Bran CAR Ford Pickup DRINK: Diet Pepsi TREND: Safe sex BRAND NAME: Pentax LINE TO PICK UP A GIRl GUY: They never worked anyway. TYPE OF CO- LOGNE: Old Spice HIDEOUT AROUND SCHOOL: I should tell you! MOVIE Fatal Attraction. Three Men And A Baby. The Wall SAYING: Isn't that special? , That's it , “How's the JX SONG: I Think We're Alone Now , Never Say Goodbye , Comfortably Numb BOOK: Hamlet. Flowers In The Attic. The Catcher In The Rye MUSICAL GROUP: U2, Pink Floyd. Grateful Dead MALE VOCALIST: Jlit Phil Collins, Bryan Adams. Billy Joel FEMALE VOCALIST: Whitney Houston. Tiffany. Belinda Carlisle � Or T.V. SHOW: Moonlighting. Cosby Show. L A. Law RADIO STATION: 104.1 FM. 103.3 FM, 98.5 FM CEREAL: Fruit Loops. Captain Crunch. Cheerios CAR: Mercedes, Corvette, Porsche DRINK: Pepsi. Coke. Milk TREND: Tie-dye shirts. Rolled or pinned pants. Burger King watches SOAP OPERA Days Of Our Lives. All My Children. Santa Barbara BRAND NAMES: Levi, Forenza. Liz Claiborne LINE TO PICK UP A GUY GIRL: Hey babe , How's it going? . “Hi TYPE OF PERFUME Obsession, Ralph Lauren, Liz Claiborne TYPE OF COLOGNE Polo. Brut, Wild Musk HIDEOUT AROUND SCHOOL: Pub, Bathroom. Library MOVIE: Fatal Attraction. Dirty Dancing. Top Gun SAYING: “Just say no. , “Classic , You're bumming. J unuOT SONG: “Love Will Find A Way . Mony Mony , I've Had The Time Of My Life BOOK: Of Mice And Men. No One Gets Out Of Here Alive. Flowers h The Attic MUSICAL GROUP: Pink Floyd. Whitesnake. Genesis MALE VOCALIST Phil Col- lins, Roger Waters, Bono FEMALE VOCALIST: Whitney Houston. Tiffany, Be- linda Carlisle T V. SHOW: Cosby Show. Cheers. Family Ties RADIO STATION: 98.5 FM. 107.7 FM, 103.3 FM CEREAL: Fruit Loops. Fruity Pebbles, Captain Crunch CAR: Lamborgini, Mustang. Porsche DRINK: Coke, Pepsi. Loganberry TREND: Party, Dead heads. Rolled and pinned pants SOAP OPERA: Days Of Our Lives. General Hospital. Santa Barbara BR AND NAME: Forenza, Reebok. Polo LINE TO PICK UP A GUY GIRL “How's it going? , “Hi , “Hey babe TYPE OF PERFUME: Obsession, Liz Claiborne, Giorgio TYPE OF COLOGNE: Polo, Obses- sion, Musk HIDEOUT AROUND SCHOOL: Bathroom. Back parking lot. Auditorium MOVIE: Fatal Attraction. Running Man. Throw Mama Off The Train SAYING: You're going down , “Yer kidding. , “Bumming SONG Learning To Fly . “Mony Mony'', “Is This Love? BOOK: Flowers In The Attic. Taming Of The Shrew. Outsiders MUSICAL GROUP: Pink Floyd. Genesis. Whitesnake MALE VOCAUST: Phil Col- lins. Bryan Adams. Roger Waters FEMALE VOCALIST: Tiffany. Janet Jackson. Whitney Houston T.V. SHOW: Cosby Show. Cheers. Alf RADIO STATION: 104.1 FM. 98.5 FM, 103 1 FM CEREAL: Fruit Loops. Cheerios. Captain Crunch CAR: BMW. Ca- maro. Mustang DRINK: Coke, Pepsi. Loganberry TREND: Rolled or pinned pants. Burger King watches. Chuck Taylor's SOAP OPERA Days Of Our Lives. As The World Turns. General Hospital BRAND NAME: Gap, Forenza. Coca Cola LINE TO PICK UP A GUY GIRL: “Hi . “Hey babe . “What's up? TYPE OF PERFUME: Liz Claiborne. Charlie, Confess TYPE OF CO- LOGNE: Polo. Old Spice. Stetson HIDEOUT AROUND SCHOOL: Bathroom, Mr. Bogey's room. The auditorium MOVIE .Dirty Dancing, Three Men And A Baby. Fatal Attraction SAYING: “Isn't that special? , “Cool . “No guts, no glory. SONG “I Think We're Alone Now . “Heaven Is A Place On Earth , “Honesty BOOK Flowers In The Attic. Ordinary People. Night Slasher MUSICAL GROUP: U2, Bon Jovi, Genesis MALE VOCAUST: Richard Marx, Brian Adams. Bono FEMALE VOCALIST: Tiffany. Madonna, Whitney Houston TV SHOW Cosby Show, Growing Pains, Different World RADIO STATION: 98.5 FM. 107.7 FM, 102.5 FM CEREAL: Cheerios. Frosted Flakes. Fruit Loops CAR: Porsche, Lamborgini. Monte Carlo DRINK: Pepsi. Coke. Dr Pepper TREND: Burger King watches. Tie-die shirts. Pinned or rolled pants SOAP OPERA Days Of Our Lives. As The World Turns. All My Children BRAND NAME Forenza. Levi. Gap LINE TO PICK UP A GUY GIRL: “Hi . “Hey babe , “Do I know you from somewhere? PERFUME: Liz Claiborne. Love's Baby Soft, Anais Anais COLOGNE: Polo, Musk. Brut HIDEOUT AROUND SCHOOL: Bathroom. Band suite. EZ shop 20 - School Poll 5oph o More r 5hf to.M The National Federation of High School Athletics say in its spot on T.V. Athletics are the other half of education . Therefore, athletics, in order to be suc- cessful must have sound educational goals and objectives, and we believe that our program meets that criteria to its fullest ex- tent. Athletics at Clarence has been and is now successful. For our students, athletics has been an introduction to success which we are sure will carry them into a happy and productive adult life. Any athletic program that is a winner will have developed some of the following demonstrated behavior in its participants : confidence, intestinal fortitude, physical conditioning, emotional control, social ac- ceptability, knowledge of right and wrong, high degree of sportsmanship, respect for authority, patience, unselfishness, and self, discipline. „ Sports - 21 FRESHMAN BASEBALL The Clarence Baseball program serves as a farm system for the high school. The boys learn the basics of baseball, team play and a sense of togeth- erness. The 1987 Freshman Base- ball Team is a product of this system. While the 3 and 11 record was disappointing, the competitive nature and the never say die attitude was readily apparent. This is what 1 call lying down on the job. ROW 1: D. Miller. T. Heim.M. Ried. D. Cranston. D. Helms, C. ShatzelROW 2: P. Maley, C Lindquist. K. Hawes. M. Geiger. J. Krantz. T. Rogenthien ROW 3: S. Florczak (manager). J. Blum. M. Gembala. B. Floss. J. Tracy. C. Ruchala, D. Cole. Coach Kruszynski 22 - Baseball JV BASEBALL record of 9 - 3 and were league champs of their divi- sion. Coach Kaszubski led his team to victory with his phe- nomenal coaching ability and knowledge of the game. He also prepared these boys for varsity level, which they will be participat- ing in next year. Baseball - 23 T VARSITY The 1987 Clarence Red Devil Varsity Baseball Team accomplished its most successful season in the Red Devil history. The team finished 8-8 and 9-3 in league play. The Red Devils were crowned ECIC division- Three champs for the first time since the beginning of the program. Coaches Jack Yanno and Lefty Helms led the team into the sectional playoffs. Ron Kiener attained All- Western New York status and captured three other awards at the banquet - white letter mvp, best bat- ter, and best pitcher. Team captain Jeff Damico was the leader of the team and re- ceived the Kenneth Walker Trophy. Next year the team will be carried by juniors Phil Sgamma, Robb Walter, and Joe Weller. ROW 1: S.Cranston, J. Mariano, R. Kiener. J. Damico, M. Dalfonso. D. Alessi, A. Paglino. P. Horning ROW 2: C. Durr. P. Sgamma. J. Weller. R. Walter. M. Faust, T. Mclaugtilin. T. Bender, D. Walgate. A. Yanno, Coach Yanno BASEBALL -■ 24 - Baseball TENNIS Tennis anyone? The Boys Varsity Tennis Team finished the 1987 season with a record of 6-6, placing fourth in division three of the ECIC. The team had great efforts from juniors Rob Kolb and Luke Cusak, who will make up a strong core for next year's team. The team is looking forward to next years season with anticipation. V i ROW 1: A. Gould. J. Parente. A. Vassolo. T Dabolt. M. Rapp ROW 2: S. Burgett. T. Prise, B Grove. T. Schwartz. Coach Winiecki Tennis - 25 � The 86'-87' J.V. Softball team had a great year. We were twelve and three and second in our divi- sion. The most valuable in- fielder was Brenda Faust, most valuable outfielder was Renee Bazinet, and Darbi Milewicz recieved the coaches award. During the middle of the season, we lost some of our key players to injuries: Kim Lewis, Vicki Prit- chard, and Joyce Waibie, but with the help of our coach, Mark Layer, we still maqnaged to pull through. Next year we are hoping for less injuries and another great year. JV SOFTBALL ROW 1: R. Bazinet, t. Van Delmder, J. Hahn, S. transiskus, G. Grieco, R. Radwan, V. Pritchdrd ROW 2: Codch Mark Layer. A. Dickenson, B. Faust, K. Lewis, G. Durr, S. Brauer. D. Milewicz. J. Waibie - 26 - Softball VARSITY SOFTBALL Last year the Girls Varsity Softball Team finished our season with a win- ning record, sending four of our players (Julie Bowers, Kate Mahoney, Penny Ham- mond, and Jenny Gross) to the ECIC III all-stars. This year's team has just as much, if not more, talent than last year's team. It will be led by seniors Julie Bow- ers, Alissa Constantino, and Penny Hammond. Being a member of the team for five years now, I feel a part of me is embed- ded in the field at Clarence. (I've eaten enough of its dust!). Now with my senior season approaching, I look back to my first one and the changes that have come since then in my skills and my self as a whole. Through soft- ball, I’ve learned what it's like to work with people for the benefit of the whole. This season will, I'm sure, be a special one. It's odd to think that next year come March, I won't be training at Cla- rence for softball. That part of my life will have passed. But the memories will last for- ever! Thanks to my team- mates - especially Julie! - Penny Hammond ROW 1: A. Constantino, D. Bischof. R. Behrens, J. Bowers. J. Monkelbaan. G Stefanik ROW 2: Coach Charlie Vesper, A. Lindquist. J. Gross. J. Van De- linder. P. Hammond, T. Lynch, K. Mahoney. H. Hartl, D. Monkelbaan Softball - 27 TRACK Coming off a 7-1 sea- son the 87' boys track team rebound- ed back with a 8-0 season. It took the 4 x 1000 relay against Iroquois to cap off a superlative season that was enjoyed by all. We set many school and W.N.Y. records. The school record in the 1600 meter re- lay was by Mike Garrett, Rol- lie Duttweiler, Todd Burks, and Dennis Webster. In the distance medley relay Mike Garrett, Todd Burks, Mike Hallock, and Dennis Webster broke the long standing re- cord. The 1600 meter relay team won the ECIC cham- pionship, Section Three championship and placed seventh at the state meet. In the individual events white letter and MVP Dennis Web- ster set a new school record in the 400 meters and also set a school and W.N.Y re- cord in the 800 meters. Sen- iors Jeff Brooks performed quite strong in the throwing events. Rich Walter and Paul Kulniszewski in the jumping events, Mike Garrett in dis- tance events and Rollie Duttweiler in hurdles. We would like to thank head coach Tom Goddard, assis- tant coaches Billi Davis and Stevie Ratzel for a fantastic job in coaching us. ROW 1: A. Botra. B Hall. C. Carbonei B. Honeyman, D. Patterson. T. Burks, D. Rifenburg, J. Hunt. J. Howell ROW 2: D. Cardoso, D. White, S. Peters. M. Terrano. D. Ganschow. R. Duttweiler, P. Kulniszewski, D. Baker. S Bulger, C. Winzenried. C. Wack. ROW 3 M. Hallock. D. Ross, D. Blersch. J. Howell, J. Thorpe. J. Mong. J. Brooks. D. Beck. M. Garrett. D. Webster, M. Speyer. B Davis, S Ratzel 28 - Track TRACK Faster than the speed of light! ROW 1: P. Priebe. S. Fraser. M. Meldrim, D. Johnt, A. Smith. S. Schwindler. L. Visone. B Bugenhagen ROW 2: Coach Dave Hartzell, M. Brice. R Cordaro, J. Croglio. C. Adams. J. Maier. P. Allen, B. May. Coach Johnson The 1987 Girls Track and Field Team produced the sixth straight unde- feated season and the sixth straight ECIC division cham- pionship. The Lady Devils were led by the dominating presence of junior Alison Smith and sophomore Mo Meldrim. Ali- son was undefeated in four events: the long jump, triple jump, 100 meter hurdles and the high jump. Mo recorded sectional bests in the 1000 meter and 3000 meter runs. Track - 29 JV SOCCER The Girls J.V. Soccer Team ended their 1987 season with a record of 12 - 2. This outstanding re- cord is the result of the great coaching job done by Don Schopf and the dedication of his enthusiastic group of girls. Daily practices, which included an emphasis on conditioning and training, played a major role in their success. Excellent leadership quali- ties of the three sophomore captains, Carol Wdowka, Kim Clancey, and Liz Barillari, helped make the freshman girls feel welcome and also encouraged a winning atti- tude for every member of the team. Although the team will be losing its experienced soph- omores, the freshman with a year of training will be able to carry next year's team through a victorious season! ROW 1: J. Clark, J. Storm. D. Cusak. J. Nowinski. K. Clancey, J. Ferreira, K. Kriner ROW 2: K. Morris, K. Hackett, L. Barillari, C. Wdowka, K. Carl, S. Dussing. J. Notery. J. Pecenco, Coach Schopf 30 - Soccer VARSITY SOCCER The Girls Varsity Soccer Team ended their 1987 season with a 17-1 re- cord. By bedting their rivals, Williamsville East, they re- gained the ECIC champion- ship title. The girls also main- tained the division three championship. ROW 1: M. Bingeman. P. Belile. K. Nicholas, K. Geiger, K. Fornes. A. Hogan, K. Hesslink. J. Jurek ROW 2: M. Pepper, S. Geiger, C. Emerling, L. Paine. J. Kneiss. D. Juhre. C Jividen, C. Quinn, Coach Ron Case Soccer - 31 JV CHEERLEADING he Clarence Junior Varsity cheerleaders pro- vided great spirit for the J.V. football and basketball teams during the 1987-1988 season. The squad coached by Mrs. Susan Windhorst and captains Daria Glogoza, Kim Morris, and Becky Kolb led the twelve girls from cold football games and nerve racking pep rallies to rowdy basketball games. We have done well this season, but we couldn't have done it without all of the Clarence fans! ■ “Cheering is a sport really1' ROW 1: C. Kelly ROW 2: D. Poolucci, D. Glogozia. K. Morris. M. Pagliano ROW 3:1. VanBourgendien. S. Hoffman. J. MainesROW4: M. Dickman. J. Peterson, M. Mullen, B. Kolb 32 - Cheerleading VARSITY CHEERLEADING A H-E-L-l-O. Clarence Cheerleaders say hello! Lfter cheering for four years I can definitely say that all the time and effort has been worth it. Our coach, Mrs. Crawford, has given us the direction and support that we have so of- ten needed. She is more than just a coach, she has become a friend to all of us. She has helped to organize our squad and enabled us to hold successful pep rallies, enter competitions, and most of all, support our teams. This year Julie Abell, Heather Evans, and Denise VanBourgendien will be re- presenting Clarence at the Wilson Cheerleading com- petition. There are many memories I have that made cheering a very special aspect of my high school life. Homecom- ing week was the best part of being a cheerleader. The pep rallies and the tremen- dous school spirit added to the excitement of the week. Another high point of cheer- ing was going to Rich Stadi- um and cheering for the football team in my junior year. This year the basket- ball team achieved victory at the Maryvale Tourna- ment. Brett Chelf was the tournament MVP, he played a phenomenal game and we all enjoyed cheering for him as he slam dunked. Although there were many high points to cheer- ing, there were also some problems and sdcrifices that we had to make throughout the season. Some of them were freezing in the rain at almost every football game this year, wearing our uniforms twice a week, and the biggest sacrifice of all was spending my Friday nights in towns like Springville and Pioneer! Now that I look back over the years I have to say that it was definitely worth every- thing! I have made both friends and memories that will last forever. I will carry these memories in my heart for years to come. - Heather Evans ROW 1: R. Bugenhagen, H. Evans. J. Jividen. C. Brynes. M. Morris, L. Rondina, ROW 2: S. Penhollow, D. Heiser. ROW 3: K. Kriner. D. VanBourgendien. J. Abell. J. Middleton Cheerleading - 33 r PEP CHEERLEADING looking back on the varsity soccer and wrestling cheerleader's season, we got off to a slow start. The cheerleaders attended ev- ery home game for both soccer and wrestling. We worked many long hours to provide a spirited atmo- sphere for the teams and spectators. We had some of the best times of the season supporting the teams that we are so proud to repre- sent. This season we had a great squad with many in- teresting memories that will never be forgotten. LN and BC, What are we going to do? LN, Girls, you geeks, Yeah-rah we know a cheer! BC, Oh my God!! MC, I'm hungry. Give me some food! Can I go see Greg for a minute?! TO, “He is sooooo hot! WB, “Wait, Where do I stand for this cheer, and how does it go again? AK. I'm going to fall. I'm going to fall, I know it... Oh my God, let me down! SS, Can I get a drink of water? RB, You guys! SW and LM, “Urn, we'll be back in a second, we just have to go down to the East. The squad was led by captain Lynn Nowinski and co-captain Beth Chelf. ROW 1: S. Smith ROW 2: T. Oislei. B. Chelf. L. Nowinski. R. Bazinet ROW 3. W. Benninger. M. Cinti. A Kinsman ROW 4: L. McConnaughey. S. Whitacre 34 - Cheerleading FRESHMAN FOOTBALL I he freshman football team completed the 1987 season with a 3-3 record. They outgained their oppo- nents on the ground and through the air by a two to one ratio. Outstanding indi- vidual performances were demonstrated by Tim Lavo- cat, Andy Mackenzie. Paul Podlewski, Dan Martin, and quarterback John Hutchin- son. Other star players were Hank Cole, Ryan Vaughn, and Steve Florczak who averaged 33.5 yards per catch. ROW A. Mckenzie. M. Kolek, C. Ellis. M. Miller. R. Vaughn, T Marchese. B. Helms. T. Cobb ROW 2: J. Kile. D. Radder. J. Kriner. J. Florczdk. M. Kent, R. Rohloff, A. Demaioribus. D. Martin ROW 3: J. Hutchinson. T. Dickinson. H. Cole. P. Podlewski. R. MacDuffie. P. Neill. M. Keough. S. Florczak ROW 4: Coach Kruszynski. J. Woodin. A, Judd. T. Lavocat. J. Toth. B. Cummings, C. Carolyn. R. Vespucci, Coach Helms Football - 35 JV FOOTBALL A mggresion and de- termination surged under the players' breath as the boys formed their stance on the line of scrimmage. Hands and knees dug into the cold mud as all awaited the snap of the ball. Under the direction of Coach Layer and Coach Di- pirro the Clarence Junior Varsity football team fin- ished with a three win, five loss record. The team was small in numbers, so they couldn't rely on size. But, most of the time the key was technique. The most valuable player award was given to co- captain Scott Dicey, and the coach's award was re- ceived by Tom Heim. Rick Clare won the best defen- sive player of the season and Brian Floss secured the award for the best receiver. Co-captain Steve Hilburger, best offensive lineman, says My most memorable mo- ment was a four way scrim- mage before the football season started. Our team was all pumped up and ready to win. When we got on the field, we dominated everywhere. Our offense moved the ball well, and our defense was invincible. For some reason, the rest of the season just wasn't the same. There wasn't any game or play that highlighted our season, but I can say that no matter the score we always played hard with lots of heart, we always had a lot of fun. ROW 1: M. Crawford, C. Lindquist, D. Thompson, M. laczkowski. M. Gem- bala, C Ruchala, J. Tracey ROW 2: K Dawydko, R. Clare. D. Dolloff. D Helms, P. Maley, J. Johnson. B. Floss ROW 3: Coach Layer, T. Heim. C. Shatzel. S. Peters. B. Troyer S. Dicey, J. Rusnell. J. Rushell. Coach Dipirro - 36 - Football VARSITY T FOOTBALL his past fall, the varsity football team completed a fairly successful season. Led by head coach, Glenn Faust, and assistant coaches, Tom Goddard and Mark Kensy, the Red Devils ended up with an overall re- cord of 5 - 3. Even though the Devils did not advance to the section VI Rich Stadium playoffs, they played well in many games. The season was sort of a roll- er coaster one for the Devils. In some cases they played extremely well and in some games they did not perform to the best of their ability. Many of the players had very good individual seasons also. Co-captain Paul Mar- cinowski, received honor- able mention at the All-WNY level. Paul also received the White Letter award and Most Valuable Player award. Other award winners were co-captain Jim Hockwater; Best Defensive Lineman, Joe Weller; Best Receiver, Jon Floss; Best Offensive Line- man, Al Pagliano; Coach's Award, Todd Burks; Best Of- fensive Back, Sam Farten- barker; Hustle Award, and Paul Marcinowski; Best De- fensive Back. All of these award winners also received selection to the Section VI Division IV All-Star team. Good luck to the 1988 Red Devils varsity football team. The seniors who will be mov- ing on this year would like to give their thanks to their coaches for supporting them through good and bad times. Thanks! Touchdown for Clarence! ROW 1: J. Hockwater, P. Marcinowski ROW 2: R. Walter. K. Maley. J. Weller. S. Martin. P. Laczkowski, R. Rores, T. Andruschat. C. Law. D. Meldrim ROW 3: J. Floss. B. Paluszak. A. DIGaudio. D. Patterson. P. Peterson, C. O'Connell. T. Burks. S. Usatch. A. Pagliano ROW 4: J. Leonard. T. Hoffman. P. Huber. D Ganschow. M. Dinunzio. B. Corey. S. Hilburger. M. Dumke, M. Cuyler ROW 5. S. Corey. J. Powers, D. Rifenburg. Coach Goddard. Coach Faust. Coach Kensy. D. Alessi, C. Kustetl. J. Georger Football - 37 Y S tarting with only sev- en upperclassmen and a new coach, the girls varsity field hockey team played a memorable season, mak- ing it to sectional semi-finals and placing second in ECIC Division II. The team over came many hardships and finished the season with a strong effort. Coach Meg Smith did not let many frus- trating tied scores wear the team down, and encour- aged everyone to make the difference between a losing team and a winning one. Memorable moments shared by all included mud wars after practice, ( It's raining - sick! ), early morn- ing victory breakfasts. Sun- day bake sales, celebrating Nerd Day in polyester and plaids (even at practice for ROW 1: H. Corson. C. Adams. J. Kern, J. Ferreira, K. Holtham. M. Lavocot ROW 2: H. Gould. J. Stiglicz, K. Cdrl. A. Hudson. J. Cldrk, D. Cusack. J. Storm. R. Cordaro, J, Croglio ROW 3: J. Bowers, R. Behrens, J. Kneiss. J. Huber. M. Cesa. J. Pecenco. Cooch Smith FIELD HOCKEY Hit and hope Pass and pray some - AC!), and who could forget running perimeters (JB - “Can I run it twice? ) The Cooch's Award went to sweeper Jennifer Huber, and offensive player Janet Kneiss. Goalie. Alissa Con- stantino, played a strong season. Renee Behrens re- ceived the well deserved White Letter award. Cap- tains Jenny Huber, Janet Kneiss, and Renee Behrens agree that history repeating itself in semi-finals was heart- breaking, but the team can be proud to look back upon their accomplishments. As the spirited seniors move on, they leave to the team fond memories of a prosperous season. You (the team) will all be missed greatly by the seniors, so be sure to carry on the crazy field hockey tradition! “ Please! They're great! w 38 - Field Hockey FRESHMAN SOCCER m T he boy's freshmen soc- cer team had a victorious '87 season. This young, en- thusiastic and skilled group of players showed great promise throughout the en- tire season. Coach Pfohl worked with the players and put togeth- er a winning team. Tony Castallano. the team goalie, was brought from the junior high to play on this year's team. He is an eighth grader, and because the junior high does not have a soccer team, Tony was happy to have the opportunity to play and improve upon his soccer skills. Other players who did ex- ceptionally well this year were Todd Wangler, Jon An- drews, and Jason Parisi. These boys are looking for- ward to playing next season on JV under the 1 Coach Schopf. The outlook is bright for next year's team, with a lot of talent being brought up from the junior high. Coach Pfohl is excited about coaching the team again next year and putting to- gether another winning sea- son. ROW 1: H. Schultz. J. Andrews. J. Leto. C. Sulick. J.Parisi, J. Strickland. L.Bal- laro. K. Schmitt ROW 2: G. Colombo. M.Messinger. T. Wangler. T. Castallano, B. Sheldon, E. Strickland. E. Iverson ROW 3: Coach Ptohl. B Ropach, R. George, G. Stanley, C. Filarecki. P. Neill. N. Reise. P. Rogers Soccer - 39 JV SOCCER The boy's 1987 JV soc- cer team had another suc- cessful season under the di- rection of Coach Schopf. Through hard work, dedica- tion and a winning attitude, these young players proved themselves to be future soc- cer stars at Clarence. The strong leadership of the experienced sopho- mores made the freshmen of the teom feel welcome. Dave Case, one of the fresh- men brought up from the modified soccer team, was the starting goalie. Dave, who is the son of Ron Case, coach of the girl's varsity soccer team, has been in- volved with soccer for years. His father's support and time has really paid off for Dave. He was one of the strongest aspects of the '87 team. Sophomores Tom Barillari, Steve Burget, and Jeff Doo- little gave strong contribu- tions to the team. They also showed great promise for varsity level play next year as juniors. Coach Schopf is looking forward to next year's season. He hopes it will be as successful and ful- filling as this year's season. ROW 1 P. Leto. T. Barillari, D. Case, E. Finger, T, Rogenthien, A. Plato ROW 2: D. Cole, J. Doolittle, J. Flynn, S Burget, J. Kayser. T. Leising, D. Bromwell, L. Opanashuk ROW 3: T. Malchow. C. Whitmarsh, C. Charnock, D. Meyer. J. Parante. C. Robb ROW 4: D. Sullivan. T. Arno. B. Grove. P. Fini. T. Bluman, B. Sargent. Coach Schopf 40 - Soccer VARSITY « I Victory! SOCCER The varsity soccer team ended its season with a 12 - 7 record over all. They fin- ished second in the ECIC Di- vision III with a record of 8 -1, with their only loss to rivals Williamsville East. The high point of the sea- son was winning the tourna- ment sponsored by Cla- rence Soccer Boosters. The two day tournament held on Clarence fields ended with Cldrence defeating both Orchard Park and Nichols. The team started the season out on a hot streak as they won their first seven games. Finally, in their eighth game, Amherst defeated the Dev- ils. Injuries throughout the year to key players hindered the success of the team. These injuries were the main reason the team was not prepared for the game against Lewiston-Porter in sectional quarter finals. The loss to this team was heart- breaking for the Devils be- cause they gave it all they had dnd lost in overtime with a score of 1 - 0. The forward line was lead by seniors Tom O'Brien, Jim Sweeney, and Jay Helms. Controlling the mid field was Chris Marasco, Tom Rac- zynski, Ken Trometer, and Brazilian exchange student, Lucds Vasconcellos. The strong and reliable defense was led by Mike Rogers, Tim Cabell, Anthony Vanno, Jurij Deputat, and Andy Hil- burger. Excellent goal tend- ing by Steve Cianciolo and Phil Sgamma was one of the strongest aspects of the team. ROW 1: R. Henkel. L. Vasconcellos. J. Helms. P. Sgamma. S. Cianciolo, D. Hartl, T. Raczynski, R. Henkel. C. Gleason ROW 2: J. Milsom. J. Deputat. D. Janish. B. Honeyman. K. Trometer, B. Burkard. P. Florczak. C. Brown. R. Showalter ROW 3: Coach Kreinheder, D. Oaks. D. Woodward. B. Hall. M. Olendorf, C. Pepper. J. Sweeney, C. Wolfe ROW 4: M. Rogers, A Yanno. A. Hilburger. T. Cabell. C. Morasco. M. Staebell. T. O'Brien. T. Ellis. Coach Kas- zubski Soccer - 41 ROW 1: ROW 1: T. Monte. M. Reid. C. Glassman. M. Seki. C. Wilson ROW 2: Coach McCallister. D. Engasser. J. Mong, M. Murphy. K. Berry, G. Gargiulo I he 1987 boys JV Vol- leyball team had a success- ful season under the direc- tion of Senior Stuart McCal- lister. Stuart who has played on the varsity volleyball team for two years took on the responsibility of coach- ing these young players. Stu- art described his experience as an unusual one. He also felt that this team acted more like a single unit than in past years. Sophomore Cory Glassman, captain of the team, received the Most Valuable Player Award at the end of the season. His contribution to the team and the combined efforts of his team mates led the team to a victory over Williamsville North in three straight games. This game was not- ed by the team as being the high point of the season be- cause Williamsville North had defeated Clarence in three consecutive matches in the past. Other players who re- ceived awards were Jim Mong, Most Improved Play- er, and Dave Engasser and Michael Reid received the Coach's Award. The outlook for next year's season is bright. With the leadership and experience of the re- turning players, the positive attitude that the players this year will be passed down to the incoming freshman of next year's team. The team would like to thank Coach McCallister for his time and great coaching throughout the entire season. He will be missed by all next year. JV VOLLEYBALL - 42 - Volleyball ROW 1: D. Blersch, J. Young. S. Byron. T. Hanes. T. Lundstedt. A. Vassallo. ROW 2: Coach Knabb. C. Horning. D. Walgate. R. Bejger. D. Ditondo. C. Lewis. J. Skop. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL C roach Knob's vol- leyball team had a very successful season this year. The team defeated Wil- liamsville North (ranked ninth in Western New York) in two games. Their long, hard hours of practice, seemed very worth while after reaching sectionals and placing second in their division. Captains Thomas M. Hanes, and Sean D. Byron pointed out that the team finished ninth in the Western New York coach's poll. As Co-captain this year I had the experience of being a team leader. I had the pleasure of meeting some new players and making lasting friendships. Going to sectionals was an exciting experience for me consid- ering our record last year, states Thomas Hanes. The Most Valuable Play- er's Award was given to Christopher Lewis and Toby Lundstedt received the Most Improved Player's Award. The White Letter player this year was Sean D. Byron. The seniors final volleyball season ended very suc- cessfully. The whole team should be extremely proud of their efforts this season. Volleyball - 43 -� ROW 1: D. Milewicz. R. Radwan ROW 2: P. Henning. B. Murray. H. Hoffman. C. Smith, B. DiGaudio. M. Loudenslager ROW 3: M. Duftweiler, K. Blersch. L. Lambright. T, Glogoza. K. Mihalko, H. Brauer, D. Tepds. W. Brauer. C. Rackl. Coach Whittliff JV VOLLEYBALL he girl's JV volleyball team finished another excel- lent season with a record of If wins. 7 loses. The team was well rounded with many freshman who gave great contributions to the team and prove to be very prom- ising. The award winners for 1987 were: Most Improved Player; Connie Smith. Coach's Award; Barb Mur- ray, and Best Setter; Ra- chael Radwan. Darbi Milewicz won two awards for her well played season, MVP and Best Spiker. The team was led by co-captains Darbi Milewicz and Rachael “Cheh-ra Radwan. Their leadership and determina- tion helped to lead this team to victory. Coaching the team was coach Lynn Wif- fle” Wittliff. Her contribution and support were well ap- preciated by the team. The underclass girls show great promise for both the JV and varsity teams next year. Those returning should prevail and drive the teams to victory. 44 - Volleyball VARSITY VOLLEYBALL E inding with a divine re- cord of 18 wins and 2 losses, the girl's varsity volleyball team placed a very satisfy- ing first in their division. Cap- tains, Penny Hammond, Cheryl Jividen, Debbie Juhre, Kerry Hesslink. and Alison Smith along with Coach Dunne led this unique team to sectional semi-finals. Pen- ny Hammond was the white letter winner and the MVP was Jenny Gross. Looking back on this year with all the fights and laughs, one could say we were a one of a kind team. Ichiban! Neener! Stuff! A trip to Friendly's with a jean jacket. We need a sub. Which kind ham or turkey? Punchl-fruit or lime? Simi da bone da smack 'em yack 'em! The Fab Four! Thanks to all: Penny Lou, Deb-dude, chin, FiFi, Tizzy, Stuuy, Neener, Spike, Lew, Brendar, Bones, Chippy, Carl, Coach Gimp and as always we thank Bert-n-Ernie for their extra special support during our best season ever! We tackled our goals and we seniors hope you can do the same and if possible better next year! ROW 1: K. Bestine, J. Gross. G. Durr. C. Wdowka. L. Barillari. K. Nicholas ROW 2: Coach Dunne. P. Hammond. B. Faust. K. Lewis. A. Smith. D. Juhre. K. Hesslink Volleyball - 45 VARSITY SWIMMING plash away. Splash away. Slash away all!!! The girl's swimming team com- pleted a great season with a 12 win 1 loss record and the ECIC Division A champion- ship. Perhaps the most excit- ing dual meet was their vic- tory over East Aurora, who has been one of Clarence's top competitors for years. Paola Ridolfi, Clarence's Ital- ian import, earned three in- dividual records and aided Colleen Quinn, Gretchen Glauber, and Stacey Schwindler in smashing the old record by more that five seconds. Robin Morris also had a successful season, breaking the diving record. Award winners this year were: MVP and High Points Award - Paola Ridolfi, Sports- manship Scholarship Award - Tina Folger, Outstanding Freshman - Debbie Gustaf- son, and Paula Dolloff re- ceived the Windy Award. Co-captain Paula Dolloff had this to say about the season: What I will remem- ber most about this season is not the championships won or the records set, but the friendships we shared. We were really a team, no one person more important than another, and that is what it is all about.” ROW 1: K. Murray, D. Oedbauer. K. Carpenter, K. Quinn, D. Morgan. K. Quinn. G. Shaff, M. Bentley. D. Gustafson ROW 2: C. Schwartz. A. Scott. N. Sprosty. D. Dickson, J. Fillmore. P. Radolffi. R. Morris. S. Schwindler. ROW 3: J. Boiler, T. Folger, B. Bugenhagen. G. Glouber, C. Quinn, P. Dolloff. J. Hohn. K. Perraciny, ROW 4:1 Winiarczyk, M. Zojac. Coach Mike Watches. Coach Dean Morris w 46 - Swimming ROW 1: G. Dormer. T. Carls, D. Gould. B. Chelf. Coach Love ROW 2: J. Blum. M. Geiger. D. Mariano. C. Mutton. D. Miller. M. Rapp got! How could you hold back? John Blum, a viva- cious sophomore who was nominated Most Improved Player, says that he is looking forward to the next two sea- sons. He also says he sees some bright stars shining in the lower ranks of the team which will make the future team a dominant force in their division. GOLF I he golf team had a strong season this fall. Al- though they played .500 ball, their season had plenty of highlights. Brett Chelf, white letter winner and all around great guy, says that the culmina- tion of excitement was our victory over first place Wil- liamsville East. MVP and co- captain Greg Donner says Mr. Love is my favorite and most inspirational coach. Tom Carls, a strong force who will be dearly missed next year, says, I swear, I'm not taking anything. The team seems to have a great sense of unity, which is cer- tainly due to the coaching of Mr. Love and the elo- quent speeches Drew Gould gave before each match. An excerpt from one let's get out there and show them what Clarence has r I he 1987 girls tennis team, led by captains Val Carrigan, Jessica Notery, Katie Carl had a very memo- rable season with an overall record of 7 - 7 and 6 - 2 in Division III. Under the direc- tion of their coach. Mrs. Prin- tup, the girls battled their way through good and rough times. She was there to give the girls the encour- agement and support that they always needed. She became their friend and the team became very close, they worked together as a single unit and were always there for one another. Three seniors gave their views on the 1987 season. Each one remembers the most memorable moments of this season and of seosons past. TENNIS Val Carrigan stated We had a really great team for all four years. I'll never trade the friends I've made through playing tennis. When any of us won, we controlled our happiness, and when we lost, we lost with class. I will really miss be- ing part of all of that. Foreign exchange stu- dent, Tana Meechum. gives an outsider's view - ”1 have to admit that tennis is the greatest! I had the best time and made great friends. I'll never forget everyone! Thanks for making my year here so much fun! Kelly James, who just start- ed playing this year as a sen- ior, had this to say - I had such a great time this year on the tennis team. My only regret is that I wish I would have joined the team be- fore my senior year. ROW 1: J. Neuner. J. Notery, f. Meechum. V. Carrigan. K. Carl ROW 2: K. Idzik. J. Peterson, L. Miner, M. Vassallo, K. Foley. J. Secor, V. Pritchard. G. Melancon. J. Endres 48 - Tennis ROW 1: K. Hunt. M Farrell. S. Fraser. M. Meldrim, K. Jensen. B. Hallock. M. Brice CROSS COUNTRY 987 turned out to be one of the most successful years in Clarence cross histo- ry. Under the leadership of coach Bill Davis, both the boys and the girls teem went undefeated in division- al dual meets. In a very com- petitive field at the Albany invitational, the boys were victorious while the girls placed a strong second. At E.C.I.C.'s, both the boys and girls placed second to schools of o higher decision. However, in a monumental show of Clarence running force the following week, both teams were sectional champions to quality for the state championships in Long Island. The boys teom ran well to place third in the state class B race, while the girls placed seventh. But do not despair, since the girls team returns all seven of their varsity runners to con- quer greater heights next year. The boys team will rely on the running prowess of sophomore John Hunt, Derek White and John Howell to lead the team, followed closely by junior Mike Ter- rano. Freshman Brendan Me- haffy shall have to fill a key spot in order for the teom to continue its decode-long undefeated dual meet re- cord. Girls were led by juniors Mo Meldrim and Serena Fraser who rank among the best runners in the state this year. Freshmen on this varsity team were Megan Farrell, Brigit Hallock and Rayna Skorupski. Also contributing was eighth grader Kim Hunt. With this influx of youth Clo- rence will soon be a force to reckon with. Strong backup was offered this year by Jen- ny Brice and Karen Jensen who rounded out the team. The boys team will be without seniors Dennis Web- ster, Mark Speyer, Kirk Wai- ble, Danton Cardoso and Scott Bulger next fall due to graduation. The whole team would like to thank the Cla- rence Cross Country and Track Booster Club for all the financial and spiritual assis- tance offered through the season which helped to fi- nance the many trips neces- sary for our teams to be- come one of the best in the state. Look for greater things in '88. ROW 2: M. Terrano. S. Bulger. D. Cardoso, D. White, B. Mehaffy ROW 3: Coach Ratzel. J. Hunt, D. Webster. C. Wack. J. Howell. K Waible Cross Country - 49 t ROW 1: E. Koenig. L. Ferger. G. Grieco. E. Zwierschke. E. Pinkoski ROW 2: R. George. P Terrono. D Oehmon, M Ried, A. Sklener. P. Stein ROW 3: K. Arno. D. Brice. G. Gorgiulo, M. Gaither. J Reinke. Coach May his year's Rifle Team, led by co-captains Don Oeh- man and Pat Stein, finished a successful season with an 8 - 6 record. Of the eighteen shooters, the top six; Lauri Ferger, Gina Grieco, Erich Koenig, Don Oehman, Mike Reid, and Pat Stein qualified for sectionals. There were seven new members added to the rifle team this year, including one eighth grader, Ken Arno. Ken qualified to shoot on the team during last year's sum- mer shooting program. Since most people on this year's team were either freshmen or sophomores, the team can expect to im- prove in years to come! RIFLE There were eleven return- ing shooters this year, includ- ing: Lauri Ferger, Aaron Sklener, Pat Stein, Mike Reid, Jason Reinke. Don Oehman, Gina Grieco, Erich Koenig, Gary Gorgiulo, Mike Gaither, and Walter Buechi. The two senior captains this year where asked about their most memorable mo- ment on the team. P.J. Stein replied, When I was a fresh- man I got thrown off the wall in the front of the school by my team members! Don Oehman said, ”My most memorable moment was when I shot 279 last year. My goal was to score 280 or better, and I came so close, but I never made it. w 50 - Rifle 1 ROW I T. Borillari. D. Cranston. J. Florczak. A. McKenzie. G. Colombo. J. Kyle ROW 2: N. Reise. H. Cole. S. Florczak. J. Hutchinson. S. Selin. P. Podlewski. J. Dickinson FRESHMAN BASKETBALL T he Clarence Freshman Basketball Team completed another successful season as it tied Lackawanna for the division title with a re- cord of 13 wins and t loss. MVP and captain Paul Pod- lewski led a balanced scor- ing attack with fourteen points per game. Steve Se- lin, captain, and John Hutchi- son also averaged double figures while leading the team in rebounding. Basketball - 5t ROW 1: T. Rogenthien. J. Blum. J. Yorio. D. Helms. C. Carbone� , D. Dolloff, D. Gerber. J Young. Mr Wertz ROW 2: A. Polvinen. B. Floss. S. Hilburger. J. Tracy, C. Ruchala, B- Schlager. H. Greene I he CLarence Junior Varsi- ty Basketball Team finishea the season with a winning di- visional record of 7 wins and 5 losses to take third place in a competitive Junior Varsity League. Leading the Red Devils throughout the season were John Blum (15 points, 5 assists per game). Chad Ru- chala (9 points, 6 rebounds per game) and Freshman center Jason Tracy (10 points, 10 rebounds per game, 47 blocked shots). The season was highlight- ed by a pair of exciting wins late in the season. A four point victory of division II champion Williamsville East and an overtime victory at Pioneer on the last night of the season were fine exam- ples of the improvement dis- played by the team. With the possibility of six returning lettermen combined with a JV BASKETBALL handful of this year's Junior Varsity Team, the future in- deed looks promising. 9 52 - Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL T he Boy's Clarence Varsity Basketball Team had a good season with the record of 12 wins and 6 losses. The lead- ing scorers were Brett Chelf and Chris Lewis. The 1988 awards went to Brett Chelf, white letter award; Chris Lewis, MVP; and Todd Burks, most improved player. High- lights of the season were two convincing victories over Sweet Home and Cheektowaga in the Mary- vale Invitational Tourna- ment. Individually, the players each improved dramatically during the season. With tal- ented players returning next season the team hopes to improve on its 1987 - 1988 record of 12-6. ROW 1: S. Byron. P. Maley. R. Walter. T. Burks. B. Roberson ROW 2: J. Johnson, B. Chelf. J. Skop. T. Hanes, C. Lewis, Coach Vesper Basketball - 53 � he Girl's J.V. Basketball Team had another success- ful season this year. In their division, the girls finished with a 12 win and 0 loss record to finish in first place. Overall, the team finished with a re- cord of 16 wins and 1 loss. The team was led by cap- tains Ginger Durr, Rachel Radwan, Jenny Clark, and Kelly Foley. Congratulations to all the girls on their championship season! JV BASKETBALL ROW 1: C. Claire, J Secor. D. Morgan. K. Foley. R. Radwan ROW 2: A Dickinson. J. Benzing. T. Glogoza. J. Clark. K. Mihalko ROW 3: H. Brauer. H. Gould. T. Hamilton, K. Quinn. G. Durr, Coach Layer ■■ 54 - Basketball ROW 1: R. Behrens. P. Hammond. J. Bowers. D. Cusack. K. Nicholas. K. Bes- tine, J. Pecenco ROW 2: Coach Dunn. J. Kneiss. K. Roth. K. Lewis. B. Faust. J. Gross. C. Emerling. L. Hess VARSITY BASKETBALL L -- i ...lii.iiiiuiii i seniors would Senior girls celebrate their final basketball season with style. ied by senior captains Connie Emerling and Julie Bowers, the Girl's Varsity Bas- ketball Team posted a t6 - 3 record taking second place in ECIC division III. The season was highlighted by the team's winning the Nichols Lady Green Tournament. Ju- lie Bowers was named tour- nament MVP, while sopho- more Kim Lewis was named to the all tourney team. The seven like to thank Coach Dunn for all her support and the un- derclassmen for all their spir- it. It made our final season a memorable one! Never for- get to watch out for the Scrooge and always try to be FRIENDLY! Basketball has been a great experience these past four years. My teammates and I have become one. I think that has accounted for the great success of our team. We have gone through so much together - good times and bad times. A thank you to all the other seniors, and to the rest of the team - GOOD LUCK! Enjoy everything while it is here be- cause everything goes so fast! - Karen Roth Can you say... friendly !? Basketball - 55 he 1988 Clarence Boy's Bowling Team finished their season with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. The boys continued the red devil tra- dition by attending the sec- tion six bowling finals for their tenth consecutive year. White letter winner Mike Greis, Rich Romanek, Bill Loewer, Scott Martin, and Anthony Yanno will finish their senior season on a high note. Walking into the Cla- rence Bowling Academy for the first time for a team practice. I thought bowling was an easy sport. Rolling a ball down an alley at ten pins, what could be so diffi- cult about that? Yet, soon I learned along with others. I'm sure, how mistaken I was. Many practices later I still had the same point aver- age, but thanks to the pa- tient teaching of Coach ROW 1: M. Hnat. D. Cole, M. Greis. J. Leonard ROW 2: E. Zeilinski, t. O'Brien, B. Loewer, R, Romanek. K. Loewer. A. Yanno. Coach Schopf BOWLING Schopf and other veteran bowlers I had a better form and a better grasp on the game. Soon, my average went up! One thing that I learned was that the slight- est mistake in bowling can be magnified sixty times as the ball rolls down the sixty foot alley. I also learned that perfection must be acquired in the mental game as well as the physical game. A per- son must know where the ball is going, especially when trying to pick up spares. But most of all, I learned sports- manship. In bowling, sports- manship is simply not a brief gesture but a unifying con- cept throughout a three game match and an entire season. Thanks to bowling, I have met many friends from our school and other schools as well. -Jim Leonard Remember Keith, three strikes and you're out! Lanes a little oily today? 56 - Bowling placed third in our division with a team point total of 83 - 71. High game goes to Sue Brauer with 209 points. Sue's game led the B tedm to o win over Maryvale. High set goes to Vicki Pritchard with a 533. Vicki had a great sea- son. She improved her aver- age 25 pins over last year and earned a white letter. Congratulations to all the bowlers! BOWLING Xhis has been a year for re- building! With only two sen- iors on the team one wouldn't expect to be as competitive as our team was. Regardless, we hung in there for most of the season. The B team was most im- pressive by recording 8 wins - 3 ties - 3 losses. The A team recorded 6 wins - 8 losses against some stiff competition. Overall, we Why does bowling always involve watching the back of the front? Bowling - 57 The Clarence Wrestling Team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in the history of Clarence Cen- tral High School this year! The wrestlers took first place in the Iroquois Tournament, the Lew-Port Tournament, and the Ken-Ton Tournament. Also, the devils captured the division lll-IV crown by post- ing a 14-0 dual meet record. The highlight of the yeor was the final dual meet where the team crushed their arch- rival Iroquois 46-12 to secure WRESTLING and Tim Ellis; sophomores Paul Huber; freshman Brian Heims and Mark Kolek. The dinner club alias the ma- cho 3 -E 1 continued its dominance over Western New York eateries by run- ning up record high bills at Pizza Hut, The Cinema Pub, Friendly's, and Fuddrucker's! the division championship. The wrestlers were led by seniors Jason Powers and Kirk Waible (co-captains), Dan Meldrim, Scott Corey, and Nick Croglio. Returning to next year's varsity team include juniors John Georger, Dave Garretson, Josh Wisto, Dave Attea, Don Helmbrecht, Art Paolucci, The old half-nelson comes in handy for Alan! ROW 1: N. Croglio, D. Meldrim, K. Waible, J. Powers, R. Reynolds. S. Martine, S. Corey, S. Laduca. J. Oishei ROW 2: B. Helms, M. Miller. B. Troyer. A. Pao- lucci, J. Wisto, D. Attea, D. Helmbrecht, T. Domelowicz, B. Wargala. D. Garretson. K. Evertt ROW 3: Coach Goddard, M. Kolek. R. Rohloff. P Huber. J. Georger, C. Ellis. J. Toth, T. Leising. S. Dicey, T, Ellis, T. Arno, I. McStravick, Coach Kaszubski '58 - Wrestling SWIMMING I osting a win-loss record of 10 and 5, this year's Red Devil Swim Team showed great progress throughout the season. Led by seniors Tim Cabell, Mark Weirich, John Cinti, Chris Duke, and Bill Haas, the mermen posted convincing victories against all their division rivals before losing in the final division meet to Iroquois, to finish second in division III. The only other losses of the season came against teams ranked in the top ten of Western New York. The highlight of the dual season was a smashing victory over rival Sweet Home ranked 6 at the time. With a good core of underclassmen the future is looking bright for CCHS swimming. It's impossible for any nonswimmer to fully under- stand the way the team has affected my life the past years. Sure, the parties, meets, and all-night poker games were all great times, but it is something else that made it all worthwhile. At my first high school practice I didn't know what I was get- ting into (no pun intended), but Fred Compertore guid- ed me hard. And with the help of Mr. Morris and Coach Mike I discovered much about devotion, disappoint- ment, deep understanding of what limits are, how to ex- ceed limits, and how to suc- ceed, not only in swimming but in all things. - Tim Cabell ROW 1: B Haas. A. Batra. D. Case. B Haake. T Cabell. C. Duke. P. Peterson, G. Feldman. ROW 2: Coach Watches C. Sulick. K. Hawes. J. Cinti, D. Meyers, M. Weirich. C. O'Connell. C Lindquist. E. Schubach Wrong Way!! Go Back!! Swimming - 59 eing a member of the Clarence Track and Cross- Country teams for the past four years has greatly shaped my life. I have been taught self-discipline, how to overcome defeat, and to treat all teams with the same respect that I like to be treated. A special thanks is needed for my coach. Bill Davis, to whom I owe all my accomplishments and to Maureen Meldrim who has helped make track the best experience of my life. Alison Smith INDOOR TRACK ROW 1: B. Bugenhagen, S. Fraser. J. Staebell. A. Smith, M. Meldrim. M. Farrell. K. Fiunt. B. Digaudio. B. Murray ROW 2: C. Adams. K. Hackett. R. Skorupski. B. Hallock. E. Belile. K. Ftoltham. R. Cordaro, J. Croglio. S. Farrell ROW 3: J. Howell. M. Terrano. B Mehaffy, J. Hunt. S. Bulger, D. White. C. Glassman, M. Seki. M Murphy. D. Ganschow ROW A 0. Beck. D. Blersch. C. Wack. M. Speyer. D Webster, J. Mong, P. Fini. D. Baker. M. Cuyler. Coach Davis w 60 - Indoor Track BOYS TRACK CCHS OPPONENT 76 PIONEER 65 110 LACKAWANNA 25 93 CHEEKTOWAGA 43 111 WMSVL. EAST 30 72 IROQUOIS 69 108 JFK 29 118 WMSVL. SOUTH 19 98 DEPEW 43 ♦ o v O ► o o o O t ► o o FOOTBALL CCHS OPPONENT 6 LANCASTER 14 14 LAKE SHORE 0 27 WMSVL. SOUTH 14 20 WMSVL. EAST 6 14 ST. JOE'S 6 7 LACKAWANNA 24 14 DEPEW 17 14 IROQUOIS 0 CROSS COUNTRY CCHS OPPONENT 15 LAKE SHORE 47 15 PIONEER 48 15 WMSVL. EAST 50 15 IROQUOIS 50 15 DEPEW 45 19 AMHERST 40 20 AMHERST 51 20 DEPEW 83 20 LAKE SHORE 112 20 PIONEER 131 20 IROQUOIS INC 20 WMSVL. EAST INC 3RD EAST-WEST SENECA INV 3RD CLARENCE INV 2ND ALBANY INV GIRLS TRACK CCHS OPPONENT 83 ALDEN 49 117 LANCASTER 15 97 WMSVL. EAST 31 89 PIONEER 43 87 DEPEW 44 82 IROQUOIS 49 117 LACKAWANNA 11 □ O % 4 0 O o 0 % o CCHS RIFLE OPPONENT 1142 KENWEST 1032 1223 MARYVALE 852 1207 ORCH. PARK 1170 1157 KENEAST 1104 1364 ALDEN 1181 1185 IROQUOIS 1334 1209 KENWEST 1104 1192 WMSVL NORTH 1086 1225 FRONTIER 1283 1240 ALDEN 1379 1247 LANCASTER 1366 1245 IROQUOIS 1339 1214 KENEAST 1046 1259 MARYVALE 1031 0 ♦ o CCHS BOYS TENNIS OPPONENT WMSVL. SOUTH 4 2 DEPEW 3 4 PIONEER 1 5 LACKAWANNA 0 0 WMSVL. EAST 5 5 ORCHARD PARK 0 2 WMSVL. SOUTH 3 2 DEPEW 3 5 PIONEER 0 4 LACKAWANNA 1 0 WMSVL. EAST 5 5 ORCHARD PARK 0 o o o ♦ O 4 o a O A ♦ ▲ ) 3 ♦ V CCHS GIRLS TENNIS OPPONENT 5 IROQUOIS 0 2 EAST AURORA 5 1 WMSVL. EAST 4 5 LACKAWANNA 0 2 SWEET HOME 5 0 ORCHARD PARK 7 2 WMSVL. SOUTH 3 5 IROQUOIS 0 5 DEPEW 0 1 WMSVL. EAST 4 4 DEPEW 1 3 EAST AURORA 4 5 LACKAWANNA 0 1 NICHOLS 6 ▼ U V FIELD HOCKEY CHS OPPONENT 1 HOLLAND 1 0 HAMBURG 0 1 IROQUOIS 1 1 AMHERST 1 1 WMSVL. EAST 0 3 WMSVL. NORTH 1 1 HAMBURG 0 5 CHEEKTOWAGA 0 0 IROQUOIS 1 3 SWEET HOME 0 2 AMHERST 1 4 WMSVL. EAST 1 1 WMSVL. SOUTH 0 3 WMSVL. EAST 1 □ ♦ V CCHS 5 BASEBALL OPPONENT LANCASTER 4 CCHS SOFTBALL OPPONENT 15 MARYVALE 3 17 WMSVL. SOUTH 5 2 MARYVALE 6 13 AMHERST 1 22 WMSVL. SOUTH 2 1 11 WMSVL. NORTH 5 5 LACKAWANNA 1 11 PIONEER 7 6 CITY HONORS 2 5 CHEEKTOWAGA 18 5 FRONTIER 9 a 15 SPRINGVILLE 2 7 ST MARY'S 2 1 LACKAWANNA 2 4 FRONTIER 0 0 DEPEW 2 13 IROQUOIS 12 6 WMSVL. EAST 5 3 ORCHARD PARK 7 13 LACKAWANNA 9 6 WMSVL. EAST 0 9 WMSVL. SOUTH 10 1 PIONEER 2 4 DEPEW 7 14 DEPEW 4 26 WMSVL. NORTH 4 3 PIONEER 2 9 PIONEER 0 2 CHEEKTOWAGA 5 17 CHEEKTOWAGA 3 2 LANCASTER 3 GIRLS BASKETBALL CCHS OPPONENT 44 WMSVL. EAST 24 80 WMSVL. SOUTH 30 i 78 DEPEW 31 65 GRAND ISLAND 4 72 TRADITIONAL 45 53 ST MARY'S 46 57 LACKAWANNA 30 76 CHEEKTOWAGA 34 48 PIONEER 61 75 SPRINGVILLE 43 60 MERCY OF ROCHESTER 71 39 WMSVL EAST 19 69 WMSVL SOUTH 38 70 DEPEW 46 50 LACKAWANNA 31 62 CHEEKTOWAGA 41 53 PIONEER 56 62 SPRINGVILLE 41 ♦ O o V 62 - Sport Stats BOYS BASKETBALL CCHS OPPONENT 79 LANCASTER 63 50 ST. MARY'S 51 72 WMSVLE. S. 54 66 LACKAWANNA 85 89 SWEET HOME 68 73 CHEEKTOWAGA 54 44 SPRiNGVILLE 46 59 CHEEKTOWAGA 73 64 DEPEW 55 84 PIONEER 69 73 WMSVLE. S. 62 64 LACKAWANNA 95 55 SPRINGVILLE 64 77 AMHERST 71 55 CHEEKTOWAGA 53 71 DEPEW 58 ▼ •• V • % O • % GIRLS SOCCER BOYS SOCCER CCHS OPPONENT CCHS OPPONENT 13 , LACKAWANNA 0 9 ORCHARD PARK 0 5 WMSVL. SOUTH 0 2 NICHOLS 1 7 EAST AURORA 0 3 WMSVL. SOUTH 0 6 JFK 0 3 PIONEER 0 4 HOLLAND 2 ■; 8 DEPEW 2 0 WMSVL. EAST 1 1 13 LACKAWANNA 1 7 PIONEER 1 3 WEST SENECA EAST 2 7 EDEN 0 0 AMHERST 5 9 LACKAWANNA 0 1 WMSVL. EAST 4 9 WMSVL SOUTH 2 1 2 WMSVL. SOUTH 1 3 EAST AURORA 1 1 WEST SENECA EAST 2 6 JFK 0 2 PIONEER 1 4 HOLLAND 2 2 DEPEW 0 4 WMSVL. NORTH 2 2 WMSVL. NORTH 3 6 PIONEER 1 1 LACKAWANNA 0 11 EDEN 0 0 WMSVL. EAST 1 3 WMSVL. NORTH 2 3 HAMBURG 1 1 WMSVL. EAST 0 1 AMHERST 2 o GIRLS SWIMMING CCHS OPPONENT 47 SWEET HOME 30 53 LANCASTER 30 50 WLMSLV. SOUTH 32 58 CLEVE HILL 27 112 N. TONAWANDA 86 112 FRONTIER 76 47 PIONEER 34 51 CHEEKTOWAGA 31 46 SPRINGVILLE 37 46 EDEN 36 36 WLMSV. EAST 47 49 ALDEN 34 54 DEPEW 26 42 EAST AURORA 41 C WRESTLING CCHS OPPONENT O 61 EDEN 0 66 DEPEW 0 52 EAST AURORA 12 54 SPRINGVILLE 12 1ST IROQUOIS INV 59 LACKAWANNA 8 45 WLMSLV. SOUTH 15 44 ALDEN 6 44 PIONEER 21 56 CHEEKTOWAGA 9 69 HOLLAND 0 61 ST. JOES 4 42 WLSMVL. NORTH 9 BOYS VOLLEYBALL CCHS OPPONENT 0 FRONTIER 2 2 HAMBURG 0 2 DEPEW 0 0 WEST SENECA WEST 2 2 MARYVALE 1 2 WMSVL. EAST 0 0 LAKE SHORE 2 2 WMSVL. NORTH 0 2 AMHERST 0 2 DEPEW 0 1 WEST SENECA WEST 2 2 MARYVALE 1 0 CLEV. HILL 2 1 WMSVL. EAST 2 0 WMSVL. NORTH 2 2 AMHERST 0 0 LANCASTER 2 O BOYS SWIMMING O O ♦ O 4 0 o • ♦ o A ♦ o 0 O ♦ o CCHS OPPONENT 56 WMSVL. SOUTH 26 29 ST. JOE'S 54 47 ALDEN 35 58 WMSVL. EAST 25 31 N. TONAWANDA 52 48 SPRINGVILLE 26 50 PIONEER 30 53 CLEVE HILL 27 48 SWEET HOME 35 49 CHEEKTOWAGA 34 46 DEPEW 37 17 EAST AURORA 66 49 EDEN 33 36 IROQUOIS 47 32 ORCHARD PARK 51 % o □ o ♦ o � 0 A ♦ O 0 ♦ o o 0 ♦ O V BOWLING CHS OPPONENT 2 DEPEW 9 2 MARYVALE 9 11 WMSVL. EAST 0 9 AMHERST 2 9 IROQUOIS 2 5 DEPEW 6 3 MARYVALE 8 8 PIONEER 3 11 WMSVL. EAST 0 6 AMHERST 5 9 IROQUOIS 2 4 PIONEER 7 8 ORCH. PARK 3 8 CHEEKTOWAGA 3 3 DEPEW 8 9 MARYVALE 2 9 WMSVL. EAST 2 11 AMHERST 0 9 IROQUOIS 2 5 MARYVALE 6 6 ORCH. PARK 5 11 DEPEW 0 0 PIONEER 11 11 WMSVL EAST 0 4 AMHERST 7 11 IROQUOIS 0 11 PIONEER 0 o V CCHS GOLF OPPONENT 17 WMSVL. SOUTH 5 13 AMHERST 1 11 WMSVL. NORTH 5 11 PIONEER 7 5 CHEEKTOWAGA 18 15 SPRINGVILLE 2 1 LACKAWANNA 2 0 DEPEW 2 6 WMSVL. EAST 5 13 LACKAWANNA 9 9 WMSVL. SOUTH 10 4 DEPEW 7 26 WMSVL NORTH 4 9 PIONEER 0 17 CHEEKTOWAGA 3 16 SPRINGVILLE 3 ♦ GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CCHS OPPONENT 2 LANCASTER 0 0 PIONEER 2 2 LACKAWANNA 0 2 AMHERST 0 2 MARYVALE 0 2 CHEEKTOWAGA 0 2 WMSVL.EAST 0 2 MARYVALE 0 2 WMSVL.SOUTH 0 2 AMHERST 1 2 PIONEER 0 2 LACKAWANNA 0 2 DEPEW 0 2 LANCASTER 0 2 DEPEW 1 2 CHEEKTOWAGA 0 2 WMSVL.EAST 0 2 WMSVL.SOUTH o 0 O ► o ♦ o 4 o o • ♦ 0 i a O A ♦ A O £ ♦ O L? Sport Stats - 63 WINTERFEST Winterfest spirits soar in the west gym. Leigh combines dress up day and after school softball for Winterfest '88. Heather, aren't you a little early for spring break? Our first annual Clarence Winterfest showed moder- ate success. The Senior class put together an agenda of various dress-up days, a softball game in the snow, sled day, a pep rally, and a highly successful Sock Hop dance at the Town Club House. Dress up day winners include, Gretchen Glauber, Heather Evans, Sue Russell, and 2 time winner Mark Pen- hollow. More student in- volvement and participa- tion by the student body would have been appreci- ated, but as always, the first time anything is attempted, improvement, and response grows, as people become familiar with something. We hope next years senior class will continue the tradition and build upon what has been started. 64 - Winterfest Nothing can be achieved without a be- ginning. The first day you arrive at high school you are overcome with a mixture of emotions: intimidation, accomplishment, fear and excitement. Part of the fun of being a freshman is experiencing such conflicting emotions. Slowly you realize that you must begin at the bottom of the pile and work up over the next four years. Friendships begin, new interests arise and memories are created. Freshman year is scary at the onset and yet by its close there is a feeling of unity and security. A class of virtually unknown strangers has begun to mold together to form a future graduating class. These beginnings deserve the word classic. The common fears and insecurities shared by the freshman have developed into a sense of confidence and belonging that will remain for many classic years to come. Ihlefeld Per. 1 ROW 1 Travis Cobb. Julie Bulger. Jill Stiglicz. Erica Zimmerman. Chris Sulick ROW 2: Jenny Eckert. Michelle Stephens. Heather Gould. Karen Blersch, Bridget Hallock. Cheri Burkard Ihlefeld Per 2 ROW 1 Jessica Wisto. Debbie Morgan. Kelly Clancey. Jenny Benzing ROW 2: Daryl Cranston. Jeff Strickland. Len Ballaro. Tim Malchow. Kevin Foley. Eric Zwierschke ROW 3 Tom Arno, Ed Strickland. Melissa Thomas. Shannon Whitacre. Laurie McConnaughey. Jenny Keller ROW 4 Chris Lindquist. Jon Hutchinson, Andrea Drinkard. Stephanie Hall. Russ Pawelek. Mark Keough. Terry Dickin- son. Patrick Neill. “Must you? ' m m i i s s Gillies Per. 1 ROW 1: Jason Toth, Tim Lavocat, Jason McCudden. Paul Szulewski. Craig Hjalmerson ROW 2 Shane Chudy. Danielle Commisso, Lonnie Brunner. Angela Kinsman. Wendy Kochems. Rayna Skor- upski ROW 3: Todd Leising. Jason Tracy. Greg Stanley. Kevin Gaik. Aaron Judd Frosh fear standing at pep rally. Gillies Per.6 ROW 1: Amanda Morgan. Tracy Kirisits. Dayna Tepas. Heather Greene. Mandy Loudenslager ROW 2 Brian Ropach, Jon Andrews. Alisyn Hudson. Trevor White ROW 3 Steve Selin. Brian Helms ROW 4: Paul Pod- lewski. Warren Miller. Irene Van Bourgondien. Linda Hand. Hans Schultz ROW 5: Julie Miller. Rick Rolloff ROW 6 Scott Wingard, Dave Vecchio. Chris Mor- gan. Allen Lange 67 GiHies Per.8 ROW 1 Sam Leoncini. Kurt Schmitt. Trae Feind. T.J. Semanchin ROW 2 Becky Kolb. Deanna Paolucci. Kim Carl. Barb Murray. Jennie Wodzinski. Theresa Woiniewicz ROW 3 Brendan Mehaffy. Tom Bariilari. Tracy Glogozo, Kristin Mihalko. Aimee Barillari. Debbie Gustafson Ihiefeld Per 7 ROW 1 Julie Meyer. Gretchen Melancon. Jason Parisi, Diane Oedbauer. Alicia Jaramillo. Gretchen Frazier ROW 2 Katrina Webster, Ellyn Sellers. Julie Patterson, Julie Maines. Joyelle Endres. Michele Beers ROW 3 Kim Cudney, Greg Columbo, Paul Rogers. Rachel Baron, Natalie Domnic. Aimee Thompson. Laurie Ferger You wanted a target, you got one. : V: 68 Didn't they tell you there is no school on Satur- day? Mighty Taco has come to the west cafeteria. Gillies Per 3 ROW 1: Paula Jazwiecki, Kelly Murray. Amy Smith ROW 2: Tammy Schurr. Sarah Denny. Maria Militello. Julie Secor. Pam Henning. Amy Milewski, Cari Rackl ROW 3: Tricia Sagerman, Nancy Cicero. Dave Lang. Eric Ciupiak. Daniel Martin. Eric Wersen ROW 4: Larry Carylon. Jason Hopkins. Andy McKenzie. Matt Priebe. Nate Reise. D.J. Radder Ihlefield Per.6 ROW Russell Pacenzia. Jean Grey. Barb Lennard. Richeal Bickel. Michelle Nwelli. Tina Oishei ROW 2 Rodney Horner. Joe Savakinos. Nancy Clare. Megan Farrell ROW 3: Melody Bentley. Wendy Brauer. Heidi Brauer, Leslie Lambright. Hank Cole. Chris Robb, Jim Kriner. Mark Miller. Chris Ball ROW 4: Derek Chinni, Bill Hockwater. Angelo DeMaiocibus. Steve Florczak. Robert George. Jabe Kile. Luke Maier : : Gillies per.4 ROW 1 Mike Kausner, Tom Beaser. Jeanyne Pisano. Karyn Dudek. Becky DiGaudio. Jenny Crossetta. Christine Savers ROW 2 Michelle Theilman. Erin Belile, Dax Bronweil. Jackie George. Esther Lavoratore. Christine Clare. Jenna Schmidt. Jenny Schaus. Joe Haley ROW 3: Keith Lux. Mark Mes- singer, Sarah Pickering, Michelle Matteson. Ian McStravick. Dave Case. Garth Hayden ROW 4 Rick MacDuffie. Joe Mattina. Jay Wooden. Mike Dunn Happiness is a homecoming date. Don't Forget The Memories Four years of our lives must be spent here. Perhaps the best times of all. We must come together to make it magical. These years and all they have to offer have to last as long as possible. They'll just be memories someday. For we shall never feel this glory again. We must continually move on. We, the class of 1990, are all unique in our own way. Combine these qualities and we can make a foundation. From this foundation. We shall build... By Shanon Horan 1 Sophomores - SOPHOMORES Jochum Per 1 ROW 1 Ginger Durr. Jessica Storm. Nicole Grisanti. Jessica Kolberg. Chad Ruchala ROW 2 Kristen Carpenter. Jodi Ferreira. Lesley Kowalski. Janice Ogilvie, Jennifer George. Julie Croglio, John Blum ROW 3: John Vorio. Rich Milewicz. Kimberly Ryan, Chris Shatzel, Todd Rogenthien ROW 4: Don Cole. Alan Plato, Marnie Pagliano. Jim Rusnell. Steve Hilburger. Eric Finger. Chris Wilson. Bob Schlager, Brian Grove, Chris Charnock Jochum Per.7 ROW 1: Paul Fini, Roni Smeal. Vicki Pritchard. Nicole Kubiszyn. Steve Minnick. Jackie Carberry ROW 2 Jeannine Hartke. Jenny Gross. Jennifer Leonard. Darbi Milewicz. Alan Schadel. Amy Dickinson. Karen Idzik, Tyna Hamilton ROW 3: Dave Miller, Jill Peterson. Mike Petroci. Bob Lavocat. Jamie Young. Brian Floss, Keith Dawydko ROW 4 Phil Terrano. Ed Zielinski, Tom Knaus. Tom Dabolt. C.J Andrews. Scott Flaherty Hey who wants to go to Homecoming with me? So get this, then he had the nerve to ask me to dance. 72 Pappas Per.2 ROW 1: Lucas Vasconcelios. Genevieve Schaff. Sherri Smith, Roberta Scott, Melanie Mullin. Michelle Dickman ROW 2: Keepak Wadhwa. Derek White, Jon Kayser, Dan Thompson, Scott Beaver. Mike Gill ROW 3 Ann Riga, Carol Frenz, Renee Schmidt. Gretchen Mattison, lorna Nebrich. Crystal Masternak, Tawny Vandelinder, Wendy Benninger, Brenda Tatarski Yeah, but can you cook? Pappas Per.6 ROW 1 Christine Adams. Lisa Hawkes. Karen Sliwinski. Jennifer Nowinski ROW 2: Lynn Schalk, Melissa Brice. Jenny Staebell, Connie Smith. Carolyn Krombach ROW 3: Jennifer Coppola, Gregory Knot. Lynn Cum- mings. Joyce Waible. Julie Peterson ROW 4: Keith Hawes, Jeff Krantz, Steve Burget. Jennifer Fillmore. John Hunt, T.J. Tamburello. Shawn Sutherland ROW 5 Kevin Platte. Sean O'Neill. Kevin Moyer. Brian Herberger 73 Pappas Per.7 ROW 1 Rebecca Cordora. Jennifer Kerns. Serena Fraser. Rachel Radwan. Gretchen Levi, Kim Morris, Erik Polowski 2: There Heather Carson. Shay Hoffman. Robin Dimmock. Kim Lewis, Jackie Quinlan. Liz Miner. Tom Heim. Dan Dolloff. Jason Vieaux ROW 3 Karen Hackett. Missy Vassallo, Shannon Horan. Heather Hoffman. Krissy Hyman. Kelly Strode. Chris Wack. Jacob Kachelmeyer. Paul Huber Pappas Per.3 ROW 1 Ericka Greatbatch, Michelle Lavocat, Kim Holtham. Gina Greico. Beth Folger. Jennifer Leonard, Deirdre Cusack, Annabeth Scott ROW 2: John Machniak, John Parente. Rob Geiger. Michael Reid. Tom Monte. John Howell. Aimee Germain. Melody Duttweiler ROW 3: Mary Jane Sweeney, Bryon Troyer, Tony Renkas. Calvin Bohm. Mike Gembala. Peter Maley, Dennis Sullivan. Mike Laczkowski. Scott Yanno The Sophomores watch the 74 Jochum Per 6 ROW 1: Jamie Healy. Bill Sargent. Rob Kistner, Don George ROW 2: John Kennedy. Rob McNally. Tammy Stammler. Don Meyer. ROW 3: Nick Commisso. Jenny Giblin. Mike Gozia. John Fragale. Mike Crawford “ Oh desperate seas long wont to roam, Thy hyacinth hair, Thy classic face... “ Poe Helen pep rally with great intensity. Jochum Per.2 ROW 1: Michelle Savakinas. Julie Shaffer. Jill Pickersgill. Sandy Stiles. Joy Maier ROW 2 Todd Bluman. Jason Reitmeier. Mark Dumke. Kirk Lupecki. Paul Snook. Brian Princess ROW 3 Nathan Sutton. Jim Finlayson. Tom Domelowicz. Amy Allison. Duane Helms. Jim Flynn. Jeff Baker. Jeff Rogers Jochum Per.3 ROW 1 Michelle Wilson. Amy Vogel. Allen Roper. Keith Joseph ROW 2: Don Gozio. Kevin Everett. Rob Hitzges. Scott Henderson. Keith Lukowski. Donalyn Mowatt. Lenny Rosowicz. Aaron Sklenner. Kyle Jackson. Dave Gerber Doerr Per.8 ROW 1 Adam Frey, Norleen O'Rourke. Scott Dicey ROW 2 John Samanka. Jason Degraff. Meg Cinti. Jason Heim. Lori Massinger. Arleen Siegert. Denuelle Batt. Lisa Falgiano. Mike Geiger ROW 3 Mike Zurek, Gary Gargiulo. Erich Koenig. Jason Reinke. Jeff Johnson, Cherrie Kelly, Brenda Faust. Tammy Kubiszyn. Daria Glogoza, Kelly Foley. Katie Quinn. Jenny Clark Brenda cheers for her father I never knew I had a twin 76 Sophomorat Three down and one to go! All good things must have their price. Junior year is consid- ered to be the most difficult, but in the end it's worth the effort. This year was certainly the most awkward one. We are not quite Seniors, but we're definitely not underclass- men. Our junior worries were SAT's, afters- chool jobs, and drivers licenses. However we were able to enjoy more of the school's privileges, for example our first prom. We also begin making major decisions concern- ing our future. We are prepared to strive onto better things and fervently await the day when we become SENIORS! We will cherish our rewards of our efforts, and they will now lead us into bigger and better clas- sic moments. Juniors - V JUNIORS Wilks Per l ROW 1: Dennis Morgan, Karen McLaughlin, Dave Garretson, Mo Meldrim, Brett Hanlon, Jenny Ryszkiewicz. Frank Aquilina. Tim Ellis ROW 2 Scott Selin. Sheila Floss. Tracy Szpylman, Denise Dixon. Jeff Bass. Heidi Kelkenberg. Janine Byron. Michelle Burke. Amy Vasbinder. Michelle Rogowski, Jody Dosberg, Erin Richeal. Michele Maraschiello, Joe Waters ROW 3: Paul Stein, Todd Burks, Jill Leising, Doug Rifenburg. Matt Keough, Mike Edbauer McCadden Per 7 ROW Laura Leonard, Jodi Parsons. Lori Fischer, Greg Sauers, Brent Haake. Craig Harris ROW 2 Dawn Terwilliger. Joyce Macey. Jennifer Hahn. Maureen Haley. Mark Miller. Dan Groves. Santo Mrtitello ROW 3 Colin Gleason. Mike DiNunzio. Dan Janish. Joe Manna. Don Helmbrecht ROW 4 John Skop. Doug Beck. Jeff Doolittle. Jerry Hartke. Dave Fischer Wake up those thighs and lift and lift! 78 Brian. Roman, and Dan show their class. Schmidt Per.8 ROW 1: Mark Murphy, Roman Bejger ROW 2: Alison Harter. Ajay Batra. Sean Byron, Aimee Riordon, Jessica Notery. Lisa MacDuffie ROW 3 Jana Marie Grey. Jennie Lenz. Monica Schmitt. Julie Jurek ROW 4 Janet Horning. Lisa Nice. Jennifer Neuner, Don Jendresky, Dan Gustafson ROW 5 Julie Haberl. Annette Semanchin. Julie Pecenco. Charlotte Werner. Mike Gaither. Greg Coniglio Drop 'em Sue! McCadden Per. 1 ROW 1: Art Paolucci ROW 2: Mike Rogers ROW 3: Stave Usatch, Don Barillari. Don Coif. Tim Norris, Dave Attea. Tom Rosenthal ROW 4 Kim Diegelman. Tiffany Martino, Jim Judd. Brian Massinger. Maria Carpino ROW 5 Roberta Manzella, Bill Szulewski. Shane Carter, Chris Parry McCadden Per.2 ROW 1 Matt Mooney. Jason Grochocki. Kevin Leising, Bruce Torrey. Joe Keller. Debbie Kiesznoski. Ron Dubrinski Picture perfect for McCadden Per.3 ROW 1 Kelly Kriner. Sarah Dussing ROW 2: Hillary Ventura. Dave Masse. Derek Alessi, Tom Hoffman. Dave Thuman, Keith Loewer, Dave Ganschow. Sharon Transiscus, Jennie Tefft. Tracy Ess ROW 3: Eric Lennert. Pat Peterson. Debbie Burke. Mark Babbit ROW 4: David Gaither. Brian Eno, Roger Schowalter. Jerilyn Jividen. Katie Ertel. Dan Walgate. Mike Olendorf. Janiene Bugenhagen, Melissa Lubke, Heidi Zeigler. Colleen Hickey. Sandi Bickert Oh my gosh. I think there's yogurt running down my back.” 80 Schmidt Per.7 ROW 1: Michelle Prieto, Lana Rondina, Katie Carl, Carrie Brunner, Shara Ropach ROW 2 Andy Beers. Brian Hall, Heather Flett. Stephanie Eckert, Rusty Henkel ROW 3: Dan Di Tondo. Kevin Cranston, Brad Honeyman. Bob Corey, Damien Hartl, Dave Blersch the Homecoming Dance. McCadden Per.8 ROW 1: Kelly Marchese, Amy Gugliuzza. Tracy Fix ROW 2 Vickie Tyler, Dwayne Princess, Sue Brauer. Donna Uhteg, Sue Petroci ROW 3 Lisa Bachman, Tracy Lash, Bonnie MacPeek, Kevin Wise ROW 4 Jim Willard Brian Wargala. Keith Barry, Tom Scherer. John Georger ROW 5: Minoru Seki Hein Onl cie Ir-iO i irrio 7 81 Gerlock Per 6 ROW 1: Sherry Smith. Tracy Adams. Cheryl Dubrinski. Dianne Leoncini ROW 2 Jim Anzalone. Julie Heh, Chris Neff. Liz Marandola, Lisd Schulten, Lara Ciupak Wiks Per.6 Row 1: Kathy Nicholas Row 2: Mike Cuyler. Brian Roberson. Kim Bestine. Liz BarHIari. Kim Clancy. Sue Penhollow. Rich Krieger. Justin Strauch Row 3 Chris Brown. Paul Florczak. Don Patterson. Cory Wolfe. Bill Perry Row 4 Alison Shorey. Joanna Shipengrover. Karen Harding, Dave Baker. Paul Kronenwetter. Jamie Milsom, Chad O'Connell. Dan Mariano. Tracy Loos. Julie McCulloch. Carolyn Schwartz. Shawn Lewis, Row 5 Chris Pepper. Eric Schupbach The steps of great friendships. 82 Wilks Per.4 ROW 1 Suzy Farrell ROW 2: Pam Belile. Karen Watson. Jenny Ennis. Jenny Smith ROW 3: Dave Meyers, Jenny Hahn ROW 4: Chris Mutton. Mike Terrano, Cory Glassman. Karri Deracciny. Christy Byrne ROW 5: Michele Morris. Jennifer Gmerek. Josh Wisto. Dave Chalmers. Jim Mong, Dave En- gasser. Tom Beers ROW 6: Jacqui Middleton. Amy Linquist. Paula Cook. Carol Wdowka Stop checking her out and listen to Uncle Mike Peterson's apple juice! 83 Only on© more year to go! It doesn't take a genius to boil water The smiles of a friendship can never be withheld Do not attempt this at home. These Tell me the seniors didn't score are professionals. again! Yay Clarence, yay cheerleaders, yay rah Clarence cheerleaders! 84 The 1987-1988 year has been an exciting one for this Holography program at Cla- rence High School. The team consists of Mrs. Marleen Astudillo. Art; Mrs. Patricia Bradley. Physics; and Mrs. Nancy Kitchen, Project Coordinator. They have worked together to create a situation where the art and science of holography is being used as a curriculum enhancement tool. Holography which is a three dimensional imaging process with the use of a laser is currently being done with the use of equip- ment that has been loaned to us. The sources are the University of Buffalo and a grant from the HID.I. Foundation. Under the direction of Mr. Scott Lloyd from the Museum of Holography in New York City and Ms. Susan Cowles from the Royal Col- lege of Art in London, we have had the op- portunity to educate and train our team. The team then can work with the students of Clarence. By the end of the school year, students in 3-D Design, Descriptive Writing, Marketing, Advanced Photography, English 12R and AP, and Physics R and AP will have used hologra- phy as it is applied to their fields of study. Clarence is one of six schools in New York State that has been chosen by the Educa- tion Department to develop a holography program. It is intended that we will become a model school, sharing our program with others across the state. i Faculty - FACULTY The cosmopolitan atmosphere at the Clarence Senior High School can be attributed to the varied travels under- taken by staff members as chaperones for CCHS students or as independent tourists. From band trips to cultural ex- changes to academic enrichment journeys, the world has been circumna- vigated. Random reactions and obser- vations about their international exper- iences reflect the valuable impressions each teacher conveys far beyond any trip's duration. Mrs. Ihlefeld and journalism class - Thank You very much - Saga 88 My favorite travel experience was going to a small town in Southern Italy where every other person was named Nardiello, meeting member's of my husbands family, seeing the house in which my father-in-law was born, and trying to communicate in Italian. - Mary Nardiello “The coastal cities of Yugoslavia, es- pecially Dubrovnik, as well as the Adri- atic are beautiful! I met an 85 year young aunt, six first cousins, and many second, and even third cousins at an all day reunion in a tiny village in the mountains in Slovenia. It was a truly wonderful and memorable exper- ience. - R. Vehar The Soviet Union was the most un- predictable. The mystique had to be witnessed. Every U.S. high school stu- dent should be required to visit the U.S.S.R. - Rita Auerbach Mr. Anaka Mrs. Astudillo Mrs. Auerbach Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Bellus Mr. Bernhard Mr. Bogey Mrs. Bradley Mrs. Breckner Mrs. Cantie Mr. Cappello Mr. Carl Mrs. Casuccio Mr. Cerosaletti Dr Clatworthy Mr. Compertore Mrs. Corrigan Mr. Covington Mrs. Doerr Miss Dunne 86 - Anaka - Dunne At the first mornings arising in Hawaii. I opened the draperies to see the most beautiful sunrise ever seen over lush tropical flowers, other vegetation, and to hear birds with wonderful voices - and the smell of it all combined to make it incredibly memorable. - Mrs. Horwitz The strangest travel situation for me may be the sights and sounds of tropi- cal snow-capped mountains: climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro or the Rowenzori Mts. of East Africa. My next trip may be the best: around the world by sea in 100 days, visiting ten countries: Spain, Yu- goslavia, Russia, Turkey. India, Malay- sia, Philippines, Hong Kong, and China, Taiwan, and Japan. - K. Kreinheder Bermuda is a beautiful island in the Atlantic with miles of white sand beaches, tropical plants, and banana trees. - W. Shipengrover In the summer of '85,1 took a James Joyce Seminar at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. While the course was rather labor intensive, the fascination of being in a college that was older than the United States never abated. I also saw quite a bit of the country, and it was fantastic. I met Chris O'Neill in Dublin, and he has since become artist-in-residence at the Kavinoky Theater, - M. McCadden Mrs. Frasier Mrs. Gaither Mrs. Gaston Mrs. Gatti Mr. Gerlock Mrs. Gibson Mr. Gillies Mr. Goddard Mr. Gourlay Mrs. Graber Mrs. Hartwig Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Henry Mr. Hessiink Mr. Hicks Mrs Honsberger Mrs Horrigan Mrs. Horwitz Mrs. Ihlefeld Mrs. Jochum Frasier - Jochum - 87 Mrs. Keller Mrs. Kitchen Mr. Kreinheder Mrs. Kuczmarski Mr. Kuppmger Mrs. Lavner Mr. Ludwig Mrs. Manly Mr. Marshall Mrs. Mayo Mr McCadden Mrs. McCadden Mr. Michalakes Mrs. Nardiello Mr. Nemes Mr Neubauer Mr. Pappas Mrs. Patterson Mrs. Paolini Mr. Peters Mrs. Petroci Mrs. Printup Mrs. Rapp Mrs. Reitz Mr. Richbart My strangest experience was traveling across a glacier in Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rock- ies. - Mr. Hicks 88 - Keller - Richbart Mr. Reid Mr. Romanowski Mrs. Sangiacomo Mrs. Scherf Mrs. Schmitt Mr. Schnobrich Mr. Shipengrover Mrs. Smithey Mrs. Stosiak Mr. Sutherland Miss Tack Mr. Toy Mrs. Tubin Mrs. VanWagenen Mr. Vehar Mr. Vesper Mr. Vogt Mrs. Walleshauser Mrs. Weiss Mrs. Wertz Miss Wilks Mr. Wingard Mrs. Wutz Ms. Young Dr. Zampogna I had always read of the many shades of green in the Irish land- scape. When I flew into Shannon in 1978 it was like descending on to a picture postcard. - Jeanne Scherf ”My favorite travel experience was the artistic and religious signifi- cances of Rome. I was disappointed with the uncleanliness and 'smell' of Venice. - Ron Sutherland “Put a little asterisk in your notes... Reid - Zampogna - 89 Mr. Piper To the class of 1988: It is a genuine pleasure for me to participate in the culmination of this phase of your lives. As a group you have made a conspicuous contri- bution to the quality of life at Clarence Central High School. I hope that in addition to the knowledge which you have gained you have learned that your accomplishments are directly related to the amount of effort you put forth. I wish you success in life after high school, not only in the classroom and the world of work, but also in your pursuit of a method to make a positive contribution to your community. I encourage you to look at life from a positive perspective and to find the means to serve others less fortunate than yourselves. God Bless You and Congratulations! 90 - Piper - Parrinello Without looking o| d H jlroBj I could know thedfl en. Wi The farther on rc The less one kim The less one wMm Without going iA You can knd M Without lool dow You can k heaven. . The farther The less on THANK YOU! Mrs. Manly Mr.Pappas A caring counselor to all, Mrs. Manly has lent a listening ear, a watchful eye and a knowledgeable voice to the young people she coun- seled during the past 21 years she has been with us at Clarence. Her students were special to her. She treated each as an individual show- ing them respect, under- standing and concern. Mrs. Manly's dedication and pro- fessionalism will be missed. Asked how many paint- ings he had done in his ca- reer, Matisse replied: I can- not remember the total number, but I remember each one, individually. A counselor's memory of his or her students can aim no higher. Mrs. Manly has been more than a guidance counselor to us. She's been a friend who we can really talk to. She also was like a sec- ond mother to us. She showed concern when we weren't doing well in a par- ticular area and when it came down to recommen- dations for college, she told the colleges how we really are Thank you Mrs. Manly for being a friend, a mother fig- ure, and above all. a great counselor. - Danton Cardoso Mrs. Manly has guided us all into the path that would lead us where we want to go. She has listened to our problems and given advice but she didn't force us to ac- cept it. She has given enough freedom for us to be happy, but never too much. She has not been just a guidance counselor; she has been a friend, a helping hand, a sympathetic ear, and a kind tongue. - Julie Borowski M r. Len Pappas will be missed both as an English teacher and theatre teach- er. His uncompromising de- mand for excellence both in the classroom and on the stage has started many of his students on the road to academic and dramatic success in life. To a man who taught us so much about ourselves while we portrayed others; a man who gave so generously of himself that we never can repay the debt. A man who always encouraged our reach to exceed our grasp. - Mike Aquino Mr. Pappas' lively interest in drama and the theater greatly enhanced his ability as an astute instructor, not only of English but of its art. He has cast an indelible mark on the English and Drama departments here at CCHS. Mr. Pappas' presence will be missed by those honored enough to have had the pleasure of working and learning from him. - Siobhan O'Mahony 92 - Dedications The faculty we are recognizing for their years in education are special individuals. They have helped to enrich the Clarence Central School system with their energy and their enthusiasm. They should serve as an example to all! Each person in this group is to be commended for dedicating their time to serving the students and the community of Clarence. On behalf of the Clarence High School community, the 1988 Saga would like to thank and to congratulate each of the following unique individuals, and to wish them continued success. Mrs. Chase Marge Chase has han- dled the task of School Board member and School Board President with energy, enthusiasm and dignity. Marge has re- presented her constitu- ents while simultaneously guarding the rights and needs of the students and teachers in the Clarence community. Marge has set an ex- ample and established a standard worthy of emu- lation of public officials. Serving without pay. as all school board members do, Marjorie Chase has given of her time and en- ergy without reservation. The Clarence High School faculty and students are pleased to recognize Marge's dedication and thank her for 26 years of tireless support. Mrs. Chase has always been and continues to be a positive and stable influ- ence in our schools and has contributed signifi- cantly to their excel- lence. John O'Neil John O'Neil provided the Clarence School Dis- trict with direction and guidance for 38 years. As an elementary school principal and Assistant Su- perintendent, John has helped to lead the way as Clarence has developed into a superior school sys- tem. He has worked in all schools and in all grade levels. His values are high and his goal is always to obtain that which is best for students. Known for his dedication to the schools of Clarence, his leader- ship has helped make the Clarence Schools the ex- cellent educational insti- tutions we now enjoy. The high school faculty and students are pleased to recognize John O'Neil's efforts. Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Rosalie Schmidt's sweet and cheerful na- ture has endeared her to Clarence students. She has not only taught them English language and lit- erature but also inspired them to seek high ideals in their own lives. One of Mrs. Schmidt's greatest talents is her love of English litera- ture and her great ca- pacity to share that love with her students. Altruist Enlightening, bountiful knowledge Like God's golden rays of sunlight that is The most pleasant intru- sion in our thoughts Eliciting our compassion, concentration You have shared with us your soul. - Luke Cusack Dr. Zampogna Dr. Zampogna. over the years has not only shown his abilities as a teacher of modern lan- guages but he has also found time to introduce many creative programs in education in our school system. He was the first to initi- ate small group and indi- vidual learning methods in the teaching of language in Clarence. Currently, he is the driving force behind the teacher-intern pro- gram which provides qualified beginning teachers with the oppor- tunity to work in teaching situations while they com- plete their work on ad- vanced degrees at the University of Buffalo. As teacher, administra- tor and educational inno- vator, Dr. Zampogna has given Clarence and Cla- rence students a great deal in his years with us. We would like to take this way to say thank you. Dedications - 93 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Richard T. Wojnar Just recently. I read a letter about you that your teammate. Steve Ro- genthein. wrote to Mr. Piper. It says that you set outstanding examples of character and sportsmanship on the soccer field And you did. my son! Since this all happened, so many people have come up to me and told me how they knew you and what a wonderful person you were You considered everybody your friend. Your warmth and kind- ness touched so many people. Ev- erybody that knew you, told me how you were always smiling and always eager to try all the world has to offer. There were so many worlds that you planned to conquer, so many things left undone. I do not even have the words to tell you. Rick, how much I miss you. My life will never be the same without you, for I carry in my heart an emptiness that no one else can ever fill. My solace is that for the few short years you were here. I helped you live to the fullest. And of course. I am consoled by the fact that you had touched Remember in that special place reserved for those people that have truly touched us, one whose pres- ence was not as lengthy as we would have liked; one who made a difference in our world, however small. In our thoughts, and in our hearts a bright spot will remain of his memory with a touch of joy and with a touch of remorse. Those who knew him, loved him, and those who loved him, miss him; but his spirit and energy will always live long in our hearts. - S.O. within one second all of our dreams and wonderful memories were gone because of one man who was drinking and driving. I'm sure that you are with me and watching over me as well as your friends that cared so much about you. Ricky, this is not good-bye, but ‘til we meet again. Ours was a special love and there will always be a place in my heart for you. With special thanks to all my friends who were there for me. I love you all. Christy Byrns so many lives and so many people cared about you - friends, class- mates. teachers, neighbors, family, and of course your three sisters. How much they loved you! I am so proud of you, Rick, you have left a lasting impression on so many lives and even a whole community. Wherever you are. I'm sure you can read this, and take pride in the fact that you were a fine young man. - Mr and Mrs. Richard T. Wojnar Michelle, Cheryl, and Kathy You're the one who made me laugh and smile and made my life complete. You were a very special person, not only to me. but also to everyone who knew you. Your smile, caring, understanding, and will to help others was greatly rec- ognized by many. You are not here with me now. but you are in my heart and my prayers We had many plans and so many memories in the two years we spent together, more than some will have in a lifetime. And to think that 94 - Dedications As in every high school across the nation, Clarence consists of many different types of people. The various personalities allowed each devil to find his own niche in which to fit. Whether it be countless hours after school for theater practice, working for publication deadlines, selling candy or planning dances, the dedication of Clarence High School stu- dents soared. There are a wide range of extracurricular organizations at Clarence that eager students take part in. Once again the Student Council worked diligently to change many of the condi- tions which affected stu- dents in the school. t988 saw students in classroom study- halls for the first time in many years.. The officers of the Student Council, while fight- ing for student rights, were often delayed. However they were persistent in trying to convince the authorities toward changes such as senior studyhalls. What is the Student Council? Everything. What has the Student Coundl been in the political order? Nothing. What does it demand? To become something. COUNCIL Sophomores: ROW 1: G. Durr, J. Ferreira ROW 2: J Peterson, J. Storm ROW 3: J. Gross. D. Cusad ROW 4: J. Clark, C. Smith Juniors: ROW 1: L. Rondina, L. Barillari. P. Florczak, T. Hoffman ROW 2: K. Cranston. B. Honeyman. D. Hartl. B. Corey Seniors: ROW 1: P. Sgamma. J. Weller, K. Waible. T. Andruschat ROW 2: D. Juhre, K. James, D Heiser. A. Gould Freshman: ROW 1 T. Glogoza, A. Thompson ROW 2: M. Loudenslager, D. Redder, H. Greene ROW 3: L. Lambright, S. Florczak, J. Secor STUDENT ( 96 - Organizations 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society or- ganized a tutoring service for our students which is administered by the Guidance Department. We also collected food for the Buffalo Rescue Mission at Christmas time. The highlight of the year was our annual three day trip to Toronto. Each year, the American Legion and the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion select one boy and one girl from each of many New York state high schools. During the summer before the student's senior year, about 300 girls and 1200 boys travel to Empire Girls State and Em- pire Boys State to learn more about government by listening to speak- ers. campaigning for officers, and holding elections. This year Girls State was held at Cazenovia Col- lege and Boys State was held at Le Moyne College; both took place during the same week at the end off June. MOCK TRIAL The Clarence Mock Trial team is the only high school academic team. The members spent many hours preparing a civil case for argument against another school court. These seniors had the opportunity to put their years of academic study into practice in a court of law—they had to be experts in thinking, listening, reasoning and writing. In this legal debate students prepared opening statements, direct and cross examina- tion, and summations. All members of the team were chosen from advisors Mr. Shipengrover's Business Law classes or Mr. Robert Neubauer's Law and You Class. BOYS GIRLS STATE CONCERT BAND The Clarence Wind Ensemble had an- other fine year under the direction of Ron- ald A. Sutherland. The fall Concert was highlighted by student soloists Andy Vas- sallo, Sam Shrauger and Mark Babbitt playing Concerto Grosso. In December we had the privilege of sending eight of our students to the NYSSMA festival at the Concord Hotel. In March the Wind Ensem- ble went on the road. The 1988 Band Tour included stops at Michigan State and Cleveland. The twenty-third annual Klein- han's Concert held in May featured senior flutist Leah Kent. The Wind Ensemble con- cluded the year with its annual awards banquet at Samuel's Grande Manor. The 1987-88 school year was very successful for the Wind Ensemble and its officers: Mark Penhollow-president, Connie Ferger-Vice-president. Sherry Hackett- treasurer and Andy Fischer and Dave Ganschow-managers. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to our music. One and a two and a one. two. three, tour... Trumpet got your tongue? i 98 - Organizations J SYMPHONIC BAND The Clarence Sym- phonic Band, under the di- rection of Mr. Reid, played their way through a very melodical and successful year, They began with a smashing Fall concert and their annual performance at Kleinhan's Music Hall. In- vigorating the musicians this year were various ac- tivities such as the unique fund raisers and nationally regarded guest soloists. Their achievements and hard work was rewarded with a group trip to Michi- gan this year. Officers this year included Brian Helowicz, Betsy Bugenha- gen and Karen Watson. ORCH- ESTRA The t987-t988 Clarence orchestra was extremely successful this year under the tal- ented direction of Mr. William Rich. The annu- al November dinner concert was graced by the violin virtuoso of Gretchen Levi. Whether it be solos, quartets, or the whole orchestra, they performed well. The annual June con- cert ended the year on a cheerful note. We are proud to say that the orchestra has car- ried on the classic, Clarence tradition. JAZZ ENSEMBLE Every Tuesday for two hours a small group of musicians secretly got together with their leader, Mr. Kirchoff, to form the Clarence Jazz Ensemble. This gathering produced a different twist to the Musical. Department, exposing the different tal- ents of each musician. Playing a rather exciting concert on January 21, rising up in the pit of Kleinhans, and seeing citizens of Clarence Bee-bop to the beat were some highlights. The band still waits patiently for Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble in Birdland. Thanks for your patience Mr. Kirchoff, we. know it wasn't easy. ROW 1: J. Parante, M. Penholtow. D. Meyers, B. Helowicz, A. Hilburger, M. Babbitt, K. Cranston ROW 2: N. Croglio. J. Nowinski. C. Jividen, P. Barone, P. Fini ROW 3: A. Dickinson Organizations ROW 1: L. Miner, C. Duke. J, Horning ROW 2: J, Beers, G. Levi. C. Hrousis. J. Hahn, A. Riordan, K Hawes ROW 3: V. Maitland, S, Smith. J. Deputat, M. Schmidt. M. Berger, R, Landrich, A, Beers ROW 4: J. Floss, L. Nice. R- Morris. M. Snider. B. Pinkoski, A. Batra CHAMBER SINGERS Chamber Singers, a versatile group of advanced singers who specialize in music written for small ensembles in the Renaissance period and in the 20th Century, pleased their audiences dur- ing two major concerts this year. The group rehearses one day per week outside of regular school time, enjoys the pressure and rewards of small group singing, and performs with only minimal conducting control. MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: D. Morgan. S Denny. K. Blersch. I. Brunner. C. Rackl. J. Wodzinski. E. Lavoratore. D. Oedbauer. M. Thomas, S. Chudy ROW 2: J. Meyer. K. McLaughlin, R. Baron. B. Mehaffy. J. Toth, K. Carl. J. Secor, K. Mihalko, J. Stiglicz, K. Clancey ROW 3: T. Barillari. J. McCadden. J. Woodin, M. Dunn. J. Schmid, J. Keller. S. Pickering, J. Benzing. A Maluski. J. George. K. Cudney, M. Beers. D. Gustafson An unusually successful year marked the dedicated efforts of the Mixed Chorus whose singing was showcased at three major concerts during the school year. Especially apparent was the maturity of sound achieved by the group. Equally notable were the sight- reading skills they illustrated while sing- ing in concert music which was given to them for the first time as they stood before their large audience Many singers in the group have been hon- ored by being selected for member- ship in next year's Chorale. 0 rganizations - 101 • i t A « f ' T 1'i'l f J t t f t' •t v CHORALE Chorale completed another year of successful perfor- mances enjoyed by large audi- ences. Their major concerts in December, March, and May featured diverse literature spanning several hundred years. Additional programs in- cluded a gala December pre- sentation for the Clarence Friendship Club and a full as- sembly concert at the Junior High. Once again the highlight of the year was the result of an- other invitation to present an out of town program, this year at Roberts Wesleyan College in suburban Rochester, N.Y. Paula Dolloff, Andy Beers, Jurij Depu- tat and Constantine Hrousis achieved especially high rec- ognition by being selected to sing in the All-New York State School Choir. Sing. Sing a song. Make it simple, to last the whole day long... This year, the NYSSMA All-State Music Conference was held at the Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake, NY. Twelve students from Clarence were in attendance. These students were selected from over 4,000 who auditioned throughout the state. The seven All-State performing groups included the Full Orchestra, String Orchestra, Concert Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble, Mixed Chorus and Women's Chorus. In the Full Orchestra were Andy Vassallo and Leah Kent. Alison Smith and Dave Meyers were in the Wind Ensem- ble while Sean Byron, Sarah Dussing, Mark Murphy, and Kevin Cranston were in the Symphonic Band. Andy Beers, Contantine Hrousis and Jurij Deputat joined the Mixed Chorus while Paula Dolloff sang in the Women's Chorus. ALL STATE MUSIC 102 - Organizations WCHS ROW 1: S. Sutherland. E. Zwierschke. L. Fischer. D Mowatt. S. Brauer. E. Strickland ROW 2: J. Strickland. P. Kronenwetter. G. Simon. K Foley ROW 3 A Beers. D Masse ROW 4: D. Baker. E. Zielinski. S. Militello. P. Barone. C. Wilson. D. Brice COMPANY This year the Company is studying Comedy. Ev- ery week the group views a film of a great comedian and the comic structure of the artist is discussed. The students create video projects to enter into statewide competition. The highlight of this year will be the culmination of this competition into a three day media festival at a college spe- cializing in Media Studies. ROW 1: L. Kowalski. J. Carberry. S. Flaherty ROW 2: K. Dawydko. L. Schalk. E. Greatbach. J. This year the group is involved in doing a monthly broadcast of school events. We are looking forward to next year and having an enclosed studio set-up. Video artist Stan Davis of New York City spent two weeks working with the Club on video techniques. Deputat I Organizations - 103 I STAGE CREW The '87-'88 stage crew was pretty amazing. Karin Herr and Paul Geary were stage managers and led the other veterans in the training of the new guys. The fall show saw a set created by light rather than walls and throughout Algernon lovingly cared for. Not content to simply build New York and Chicago, the techies then built a rural area of pre-revolution Russia for Fiddler On The Roof. All in all, the techie tradition for ex- cellence was maintained.The new group proved themselves worthy of the challenge 8c guaranteed future success for the techies. 104 - Organizations Publicity Crew is an organization responsible for publicizing the pro- duction of Drama Club, selling tick- ets and ushering at the productions. This yeor we had three chairman; Stephanie Bouy-chairman of ushers, Kathleen Quinlan-chairman of ticket sales, and Karen Roth-chairman of advertisements. As this was Mr. Pap- pas' final year with Clarence Public- ity Crew had more activities than usual. Through Mrs. Kitchen's guid- ance Publicity Crew is assured of a very profitable year and their shdre of classics. The makeup crew plays an impor- tant role in the theatrical produc- tions at Clarence. The crew learns how to turn a teenager into an old person or a young child using the techniques of applying stage ma- keup. The fall production of Flowers for Algernon was a good training ground for the more ambitious ma- keup required for the musical Fiddler on the Roof. PUBLICITY CREW MAKE-UP CREW ROW 1: H. Flett. K. Watson, L. Nowinski. R. Yeskoot, M. Bingeman. K. Roth, H. Greene ROW 2:1. MacDuffie. G. Simon, S Ropach, E Rogers, M. Beers. A. Barillari ROW 3: M. Dickman, Mrs. Bailey. A. Shorey. K. Holtcomb. A. Hopkins, H. Kraft, J. Wodzinski. B. DiGaudio c Organizations - 105 FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON Drama Club's fall produc- tion was Flowers for Alger- non. a poignant, often frightening, play about the effects of mental retarda- tion. Charley Gordon, played brilliantly by Frank Aquilina, is a thirty-two year old man with an I.Q. of 68. After an operation, his I.Q. begins to improve until he can finally beat Algernon, a white mouse, in the a- mazed . Charley attains an I.Q. of 185, but he notices that Algernon is regressing that tells him that he too will regress. Other major rolls were played by Heather Ev- ans, Kevin Maley. Mike Aquino, Jon Floss, Jurij Depu- tat, Jenny Kitchen and Con- stantine Hrousis. Stage man- agers were Paul Geary and Karin Herr. Annette Seman- chin was student director, along with Paul and Karin. Flowers was Mr. Pappas's first dramatic production at the senior high, and he chose to repeat it as his last dramatic production. As usual he did a sterling job of direction. 106 - Organizations FIDDLER ON THE ROOF This year's musical. Fiddler On The Roof was one of Broadway's longest running shows. Mr. Pappas chose it to finish his directorial career at Clarence as he prepared to move in other directions. The play involved a family of Russian Jewish peasants trying to survive under increasingly worsening conditions. Jurij Deputat played Tevye, the father, who is trying to support his family and also marry off his daughters to suitable men. Robin Morris played Tevye's wife, Golde. Others in the cast included Sherry Hackett, Rich Rores, Jenny Kitch- en, Aimee Riorden, Jon Floss. It was fascinating that the opening number of the musical is entitled Tradi- tion as it symbolized the main theme of the Pappas years at Clarence. Entire families were often involved with musi- cals, and occasionally, one could find on stage the child of someone Mr. Pappas had directed previously. As usual, the play was a smashing success. TEVYE and GOLDE TZEITEL and MOTEL O rganizat ions 107 FBLA FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is an organization made up of students who are, or have taken any business office course. The purpose of the organization is to provide addition- al opportunities in business and office education and develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote personal responsibility. Students will be attending and com- peting for awards at a district and state conference later in the year. BOOK STORE The bookstore is part of the Business Education de- partment, and is run by Mr. Peters and a number of his students. The bookstore is designed to provide a ser- vice for both the students and the faculty. Items sold in the bookstore range from workbooks to sweatshirts to vita pups! ROW 1: C. Harris ROW 2: M. Hnat, K. Kubiszyn, K. Ryan, D. Rifenburg, J. Ogilvie, L Winiarczyk, M. Mattina ROW 3: S. Martin. A. Yanno I 108 - Organizations MORNING ANNOUNC- ERS ROW 1: J. Kitchen. H. Evans, R. Rores. M. Aquino. K. Maley. K. Herr ROW 2: A. Semanchin.K. Quinlan, L. Nice, R. Bejger. K. Roth. M. Schmidt. J. Horning, J. Notery, K. Cranston ROW 3: J. Deputat, F. Aquilina. M. Berger, J. Floss “Ding! Ding! Please rise and join me in the pledge to the flag. It will only take twenty minutes! This year Jurij Deputat won the award for the slowest reading of the pledge, and Janet Horning won for most obnoxious noises. Aside from a few bursts of laughter. typewriters, and telephone rings, things went well for morning an- nouncers this year. They deliver the daily news to the entire school over the PA system, and an- nounce upcoming meetings, sports scores, and other extra- curricular activities. ATTENDANCE CLUB Attendance office helpers play a critical role in the communications between the office, teachers, and students. Since we do not have telephones in our class- rooms. messages can only be sent by these specially chosen students. The daily absence list and other im- portant documents are de- livered by these trusted as- sistants. Often these helpers are called upon to deliver the dreaded “pink slip , a summons to the office for “official reasons . Let it be known that the efforts these young people put forth on behalf of the school are greatly appreci- ated. ROW 1: N. Clare. R. Bugenhagen. J. Leising. D. Mowatt, Z. Pedone. A. Harter. N. Sutton. W. Benninger ROW 2: N. Commisso, Y. Arno. T. Amo. A. Schadel. P. West ROW 3: J. Powers. S. Hiddie. S. Dicey. K. Wyman Jorganizations -109 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization of athletes which has participated in sports and have obtained at least one varsity letter. We run the Powder Puff game, tur- key shoot, and sell candy after school. The money that is raised supports sports activities of the school and a special event for the club at the end of the year. The officers are; President-Tim Andrus- chat. Vice President-Kelly James, Treasur- ers-Leigh Ferreira and Heather Evans, Secretary-Debbie Juhre. The advisor is Mr. Cappello. EMPIRE STATE Many Clarence students competed in this summer's Empire State Games. The majority of the handball competi- tion was led by Clarence players, con- sisting of Rob Walter, Tom Carls, Joe Weller, and Ray Henkel. In a close championship game, the handball team placed third overall. Once again a great number of our track athletes competed too. John Hunt ran a competitive race in the 10000m; and Maureen Meidrim, who also ran the 10000m, finished second place with her amazing little kick. Dennis Webster came through as al- ways, and swept up the field of his competitors to finish first with a new Empire State record in the 800m. He was later selected for the 4x400m relay team which placed a close second. Alison Smith got a taste of each medal when she placed third in the 100m hur- dles, second in the Long Jump and with a new Empire State record, placed first in the High Jump. She too, was chosen to run the 4x400m relay team, which placed fourth overall. Janet Kneiss's practicing really paid off when she was selected for the field hockey team. Janet lead her team to a fourth place finish. ROW 1: J. Kneiss, A. Smith, M. Meidrim ROW 2: T. Carls, J. Weller, R. Walter. R. Henkel ROW 3: D. Web- ster PEP CLUB Pep Club's main activity was outfitting the school this year! Sales of the Clarence School jackets and Senior class shirts were met with great success. Other activities include the St. Patrick's Day Dance, decorating for Christmas, making signs for basketball games, and selling candy at sporting events. Next year we hope to play an integral part in Homecoming. I 110 - Organizations Chrysalis, the literary magazine of CCHS, shows the creativity in the school. Students submit short stories, poems, es- says, letters, and artwork (even designing the covers). We were lucky enough to have a large staff this year, enabling us to sponsor the Christmas dance. We are confident that Chrysalis '88 will be the best ever! CHRYSALIS mi DEVIL’S ADVOCATE Four times during the school year stu- dent journalists publish the Advocate, CCHS's newspaper containing articles, editorials, features sports, interviews, surveys and graphics of interest to the high school community. This year the staff is also producing a documentary about their school for Clarence Realtors. The journalists attend three press conferences: the WNY Press Associ- ation Conferences at Buffalo State College and Fredonia University and the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ- ation Conference at Columbia Univer- sity in Manhattan. Revenue for the publication is gener- ated by advertising subscriptions man- aged by Ajay Batra, business manager. TGIF Thank God it's finished. This year was riddled with misunder- standings and T. G. I. F. was our explanation. rganizations - 111 ROW 1: D. Meyers. A. Batra. S. Shrauger ROW 2: E. Lennert. B. Hall. D. Cobb LATIN The Clarence Latin Club is a member of the New York State and National Junior Classical Leagues. Our local chapter has approximately 125 members. The club celebrated a super Satur- nalia banquet at the Ramada Re- naissance. Our annual Toga Dance was held in early January. A great crowd of enthusiastic toga-wearers danced to the vibrant sounds of Music to Go by MAJIC - 102. Another tradition was held in February, the viewing of Ben-Hur during our Movie and Pizza Night. In March, the members of the Latin Club formed a JV and Varsity volleyball team to compete in the annual “Pila, CLUB Certamen, et Postera Contest at Williamsville East. Our Latin Club has won either the JV or the Varsi- ty First Place Volleyball trophy as Champions of Western New York for the past ten years. We have also had a number of winners in the Pastera contest and the Cert- man event. In April, the annual spring banquet was held. As the school year came to a close, members were making plans for a Day at the Games (an amuse- ment park) excursion. The month of June found all members in preparation for the New York State Convention of the Junior Classical League at the SUNY at Binghamton. ROW 1: P. Peterson. M. Dolloff ROW 2: K. Clancey. R. Radwan. C Smith ROW 3: Mr. Romanowski. Mrs. Patterson i 112 - Organizations 1 Representatives ROW 1: J. Quinlan. C. Smith. T. White. P. Publuski ROW 2: H. Cole. R. Bugenhagen. J. Leonard. • m J. Meyer ROW 3: J. Waible, D. Glogoza. T Kubiszyn. S. Hilburger. P. Fini lo Saturnalia! [ Organizations' -uTJ FUTURE TEACHERS OF 15. AD D I 5TUDENTS BGfllMST J1 MMur, iwilMK m AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club was established for students who are interested in teaching as a career. Some thirty students joined this new organization. As part of their activities they made visitations to local col- leges schools of education where they re- ceived valuable information about teaching and what lies ahead in the field of educa- tion. A special program was designed for students to spend a day with a teacher in the elementary, junior high school or high school. Students helped the tedcher with students from kindergarten through -12th grade. Teachers from Harris Hill Elera, Cla- rence Center Elem., Ledgeview Elem., Cla- rence Jr. High and Clarence Senior High par- ticipated in this student participdtion pro- gram. Some students prepared and gave a class lesson. Other activities included lec- tures by teachers, students teachers, ad- ministrators, etc. In its first year of existence club members were given many opportuni- ties to acquaint themselves with their future careers. SADD ROW 1 M. Staebell. L. Hess, C. Emerling. J. Bowers. G. Glauber, C. Quinn, K. Hedges, S. Schwindler. B. May. K. Watson ROW 2: Mr. Shippengrover. J. Price. B. Bugenhagen, P. Pritchard. P. Heim. C. Kenny. M. Morris, M. Hnat. L. Newton. H. Flett The Clarence Chapter of Stu- dents Against Driving Drunk (SADD) has begun its third year of operation. The officers for the 1987-88 school year are: Eve Rog- ers, Annette Hopkins, Pauline West. Jenny Huber, Karen Jensen, and advisor, Mrs. Wutz.SADD par- ticipated in the Homecoming fes- tivities by entering a float in the annual Parade. We have pur- chased SADD t-shirts and con- structed a model of a juke box for the Nifty Fifties Record Hop, pro- ceeds to benefit needy children. There will be an entire school day focused on SADD and its goals. We will be handing out Super Sev- er cards, which will entitle stu- dents to receive discount prices from local merchants. There will be various fund raisers and activi- ties throughout the year. We also distribute the Contract for Life at special SADD functions. 114 - Organizations HARKNESS Harkness is a program that prepares students for many vocations like cosmotology, commer- cial art, data processing, auto collision, food ser- vice and practical nursing among others. Hark- ness offers preparation for careers that are not taught at the high school level. This is a beneficial option because instead of financing an educa- tion at a college or university, a student may ob- tain a professional license immediately after finish- ing the free Harkness program to begin work in his chosen profession. ROW 1: K. Leising, K. Kiener, G. Durick, D. kiesnowski. G. Simon ROW 2 B. Szulewski. J. Ryszlewicz, B Torrey. S. Krawczyk. D. Brice. T. Lash, J. loudanslager ROW 3: P. Hatswell, S. Brauer. B. Massinger ROW 4: B. MaCpeek. D. Barillari. J. Peffer. T. Berndt ROW 5: J Keller, A. Paolucci c Organizations - 115 J ROW 1 M. Staebell, L. Miller. J. Benzing, T. Carls. K. James. C Quinn, J. Fabricy. M. Zajac ROW 2: Advisor J. Marshall, J. Thompson. C. Marasco. J. Boiler, S. Cianciolo, S. Clark. D. Krusynski, J. Prise. C. Hedges, C. McVittie. C. Hickey ROW 3: E. Barillari. L. Ferreira. D. Juhre WILDERNESS WISE The Wilderness Wise Class and Club, with Mr. Jim Marshall, as advisor is a highly recommended class for all junior and senior students. The Wil- derness Wise group revolves around people interested in the outdoors and conservation of the wilderness. One finishes this class with a new un- derstanding of the problems and obstacles with proper wilderness camping. Camping today is not just a recreational get together in the woods. Through this course one will gain the knowledge and respect needed to enjoy the outdoors in all seasons. This year's class was exposed to a different type of camping, com- pared to any previous classes. We were subjected to extreme cold weather camping. This type of camping taught the class how to deal with severe weather and ac- complish staying warm and fighting off the ever present hypothermia, frost nip and frost bite. The students are now looking forward to their two day white water rafting trip at Zoar Valley, and a final week exam at the Saranac Lakes in the Adirondack Mountains. During this final exam the class will be canoeing the Saranac River, flying in seaplanes to examine Acid Deposition damage and visit- ing the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake. We also will be camping at Horseshoe Lake. This course teaches use to be re- sponsible and gives us a chance to show our leadership qualities, which will be useful in society as well as the wilderness. i 116 - Organizations 1 SKI CLUB Grand Island Coach Buses transported 206 Jr. and Sr. High members of the Town of Cla- rence Ski Club to enjoy another great season at Kissing Bridge Ski Resort. Lessons were given to be- ginners and they soon were all en- joying the slopes after learning the basics of the sport. Trained ski instructors also assisted ad- vanced skiers to get the most out of their ski day. This winter season group pro- grams gives the skier transporta- tion, lift ticket, lessons and dis- count coupons for extra skiing at less than half the individual gate price. The advisor of the Ski Club is Pat Gibson. [ Organizations - 117 SAGA ’88 ... OUR TOUCH In the spring of 1987 Mr. Piper told the 1988 Saga staff the guidance depart- ment was moving into the pub. When Mr. Piper showed us a room at the other end of the school filled with heavy machinery, we got worried. This is where we started the new pub, and the new staff, new ideas and new problems. Our job began in the hot humid month of July when we went door to door to businesses asking for their patronage. A few of the staff even were bussed to Gettysburg for a five day yearbook seminar in August. The year was filled with yell- ing at the computer and sometimes each other, play- ing with floppy disks, picas, and pictures. Another high- light was our Farewell to Sen- ior Dance at the Town Park. Here's to the classic cluster - Snake and Saggy! One of the greatest chal- lenges of my high school ca- reer was being the editor of the 1988 Saga. I would like to deeply express my gratitude to everyone who took part and participated in the mak- ing of the 1988 book. I know sometimes it was a long haul down to the pub, and long hours after school, but through the hard work, and sacrifice, our goal was achieved. May I especially thank our advisors Mr. Carl, Mr. McCadden, and Jill Wawrzynski who were al- ways there to answer a question, correct our gram- mar, and be a friend. I would also like to especially thank Missy Murray - I couldn't have done it with out you. Special thanks to all the edi- tors! To future editors I give these words of advice, which were passed on to me: Smile at your errors, laugh at your mis- takes, and blame everything on Mr. Carl! To the reader I of- fer you an opportu- nity to refer again to what high school life was really like in 1987 - 1988. I can only hope it will mean as much to you as it has for me. And the day you look back on all the wonderful things you have done and things you have said, they will be classics to you then. - Alisa Bono You're kidding, right Bones? ( 118 - Organizations 1 This one's for you Snoke! OF CLASSICS!!! My God., h© must b© Danish!” Editors: ROW 1: A. Bono ROW 2: E. Rogers. P. Kronenwetter. A. Hogan. D juhre. L. Ferreira. M. Murray. K. Clancey. C. Zimmerman. L. Hess ROW 3: S Hackett. M Zajac. K Fornes. S. Selin. J. Fabricy. D. Heiser. J. Macey. K. James FRIENDS FROM AFAR On October 5, 1987 eleven students ar- rived in America in a student exchange be- tween CCHS and the David Hughes school in Anglessey. Wales. These students lived with American hosts for a month and were treat- ed to many adventures such as: Niagara Falls, Letchworth Park, Homecoming, Sabres Games, and New York City. As bonds were formed and friendships strengthened, the Waters were gradually Americanized. The memories were incredible and many special ones will be held close at heart. The nine Americans will be traveling to Paris, London, and Wales for a month to complete the ex- change in April. Wales '88 will be remem- bered as the best times but What can you do? American high school is very different com- pared to my school, but still it has been a time I will remember all my life and hope I can come back next winter and see all of you again. - Karen Harding I want to thank everybody for a year that I will never forget. Take care all my friends, and drop some lines sometimes. - Torbjorn Lundstedt The year here was great. I had so much fun, I wish I could start everything again. - Lucas Almeira Vasconcellos Neto I have had the best time in the U.S.A....I have seen and done things that I never dreamed possible. - Tana Meechum I find the people, here in Clarence, to be very warm, friendly, and ever ready to wel- come newcomers to their community. - Evelyn Satyono Altogether it was a wonderful experience and I'm sure I'll come back some time. - Henrik Kreft Clarence High School is a very nice school and the students are also very nice. My Eng- lish is still not very good, but I am having fun here. - Minoru Seki I 120 Organizations 1 KE3R KNACK AND RICHARDS, INC Professional SENIOR PORTRAITS Specialist in Yearbook Photography PROMS. .FAMILY PORTRAITURE WEDDINGS . . . SPORTS GROUPS 4295 HARRIS HILL RD. • WILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14221 716-633-54B6 the Class of 1988 f) from 1 The I Parent — Teachers y Organization Of Clarence Senior High School. is — ft ' X Bob Gibson Dodge Inc. 10885 Main St. Clarence, NY 759-6992 See the Dodge Revolution! All New: Lancer - Daytona, Daytona Z Aries K — Omni - Shadow, Dynasty, “600” - 2dr, 4dr Plus: Caravan, 5 to 15 Pass. Ram wagons Full Line of Trucks and Vans 122 - Patrons — Cfat tce Breakfast Lunch V lOUNGt 10718 St V ilKSltuMNl J Ci� rwc«. N r VjC Dinner Daily Available for all your league, open and party bowling. 4 NODieS We plcin everything except the moonlight Rat Kneiss Marketing Manager (716) 824-7526 Onti ntZl CANDLE LITE REALTY INC 9132 Main St, Clarence, N.Y. 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New York 14221 - V r n Our sheerest congratulations to every- one in the Class of '88 IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN DO IT” Keith Murray s | | Septic Systems, Drainage Work, Trenching, Utility Lines, Hauling, etc. 'J FANTA SEA POOLS 10151 Main Street, Clarence, NY 14031 716 759-6951 NY State Toll Free 1-800-462-8000 Out of NY State Toll Free 1-800-845-5500 ----------------------------------------- J 124 - Patrons ff Robert C. Wohlfeil Clarence Custom Woodworking and Showroom -Furniture made of any style -Custom furniture built -Restoration of new and old furniture -Commercial and residential 10545 Main St.Clarence, NY 14031 716-759-8565 V CLARENCE SENIOR CENTER Home of the SAGE Program 4600 Thompson Rd.. Clarence, NY 14031 633-5138 Congratulations to the Class of 1988! The Opportune of a Lifetime Secretarial. Accounting. Small Business Management. Computer Science Fashion Merchandising. At Bryant Stratton's Eastern Hills Campus, you can earn your degree m just 18 months Last year over tt u can jom them Bryant Stratton. Education that toks Owntx� or the Assoc. I cn ct Prcpneury Courses (M«« Mills C n-cws 6310260 i SH nco Patrons - 125 HECTOR’S HARDWARE PAINT, INC. 10020 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 759-2177 Congratulations Class of '88 oliano’s A SLICE OF HEAVEN 9400 Main St. 759-7070 Eat in Take out Delivery WE’RE HERE WITH YOU BECAUSE... YOU’RE TOPS WITH US! BEST WISHES Friendly Markets V; Congratulations Class ot 1988! Best of Luck from Culligan Lincoln-Mercury 8185 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 632-4100 A A HOME SUPPLY 6814 Main St.. Wmsvl. 632-6288 ANTIQUE WORLD 10995 Main St.. Clarence 759-8483 AL'S COLLISION 10069 Main St. Clarence 759-8497 THE BILLS LOCKER ROOM. INC . 6814 Main St.. Clarence 631- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 JANE AND FERD DI BARTOLO 9735 Main St.. Clar 759-6334 STEVEN'S MOTORS 10055 Mam St. Clar 759-8012 TOWN PARK PHARMACY 10440 Main St. Clar 759-6525 0830 VILLAGE HAVEN MOTEL 9370 Main St. Clar. 759-6845 RICHARD L. CAMPBELL 10535 Main St.. Clarence 759-2992 VILLAGE KNITTERS 8550 Sheridan Dr Wmsvl. 633-6444 CARPETS BY ATTEA 9745 Main St.. Clarence 759-8675 WILLIAM J. CASILIO 8899 Main St.. Clarence 634-8525 J E INSTRUMENT SERVICE 5273 Transit. Wmsvl. 688-0013 R. H. LARKIN, INC 10490 Main St.. Clarence 759-8846 MANE STREET HAIRCUTTERS 6814 Mam St., Wmsvl . 634-8448 PIZZA JUNCTION 8885 Main St., Clarence 634-3486 H. SHAY FIRE PROTECTION INC. 113 Klein. Wmsvl. 632-8513 SHIELD'S PRIME MEATS INC. 8204 Main St. Wmsvl. 634-2880 126 - Patrons GOLD The 1988 Saga yearbook is proud to pre- sent the all new Parent Patron section. This year the staff offered parents of seniors a chance to congratulate their son or daughter through a personal message in the yearbook. This was very successful because it benefited both the book and the students. We hoped we have created a special place for seniors to remember their classic memories in the years to come. Thank you to all the parents for their support! ......- ■ Dear Brett, Congratulations to the “Slamma Jamma Man” Keep up the good work! Love, Mom and Dad. Baby Jay Helms, Congratulations, you made it and the house and the vans are both still in one piece! Best wishes for the future to you and the rest of the class of '88. Love, Mom and Len. D rC We are the classic example of proud parents! Thank You, Alisa! Love, Mom and Dad. — r( Kare - Kare Here we sit with pens in hand, but can't get started, for the thought of you and school to soon be parted, leaves us a little lonely hearted. Love, Mom and Dad. Dear Heather, You Are Our Future We're so Proud! Your Dreams Are Your Future May They All Be Fulfilled! Love, Mom and Dad, r( To Our Michelle Ann, Thank you. Missy, for all the joy and beauty and bve you have brought into our lives. May you always see life not just with your eyes, but with your heart. And, may you always have courage to follow your dreams. We are so very, very proud of you, and so very thankful that you are our daughter. With all our love. Mom and Dad. Patrons - 127 SILVER Success and happiness to you Michele Bingeman keep smiling. Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations, Tom Carls! Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations, John CintiI We made it! Love. Mom and Dad. Stephen Dickinson, Congratulations on a job well done! Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations Leigh Ashley! Love, Mom, Jodi, and Brett. Congratulations Jonathan Floss! Love, Mom and Dad. Tina Folger, Go for the Gold - Go for the gusto!! Love. Mom and Dad. Best Always Mike Greis! Love, Mom and Dad. Hey Shorty, we love you! Mom and Dad. xxoo Kelly James - Congratulations and good luck! Love, Mom and Dad. Jennifer Joy - You have brought us so much happiness. Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations Jeff Loudenslager! With love. Mom and Dad. We're proud of you, Dan Miller! Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations Lori Anne Nicholas! Love, Mom and Dad. Don't settle for 2nd best Joe Oishei! Love, Mom and Dad. We're proud of you Mark Penhollow! Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations and best wishes for the future Tom Raczynski! Love, Mom and Dad. Congratulations Christopher Rex! Love, Mom and Dad. Richard Romanek, Congratulations and best wishes! Love, Mom and Dad. Jodette - may you always be as happy as you've made us. Love, Mom and Slim. Congratulations Cyndi Visone! Love, Mom and Dad. Yea! Mark Weirich! Love, Mom, Dad. Ashley, and Purple Man. bUUMZt: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benzing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kutas Ken and Lelia Bugenhagen Dr. and Mrs. Revere Perkins Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cable Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Marcinowski Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cicero Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marziale Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert May Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cudney Mr. and Mrs. Blair McClintick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cusack Deirdre O'Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Sam DiGaudio Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Powers Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Eno Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwindler Bob and Laraine Hackett Mr. and Mrs. John Speyer Mr. and Mrs. David Hallock Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trometer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartwig Mr. and Mrs. Craig VanTine Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Royce Wolbert k— J) 128 - Patrons The roots of the education are Bitter, but the fruit is sweet. - Aristotle Oh, the classic view, the Magic metaphors - the fruit Ripening on the trees The tree of life The tree of knowledge. But it is time; metaphors Become mystical, incomprehensible We must decide what we have Learned from each other, and From that thing called life- Dissect, Disseminate Do away with that which serves No purpose. Those that we love, and that which Love will have to be held to the Side to make room for the new experiences. We are now ready To find more fruit, all the while Remembering the tang and zest Of the old. «I� l� I i i i i i in i|i •l! II II lilii iii 'i1!1!1!1!1!1 Hi Mill l:i:l:i!i 11111 ii |!|!iji!|!i!i :!ii:!:!!!:Si iiiiiKi ■■ 53482353234853485348484853535348 535348535353235353232348485353480048482353 iiiiillll mmmmmrnm ( ' }� . ;l;l1,lj|;l; m ts) llllli i—4 53535348535353534853532353534853534848235323235353482353 Seniors - 131 No, I don't get to wear a skirt. I get to wear the goalie uniform Mr. Scherer. I swear. I don't know where your statues are? 132 - Seniors Double your pleasure, double your fun, have two french fries instead of one! Senior Study Hall Are you ready? Vea! But. Uncle Mike, it's just a note to mom.” Seniors - 133 Seniors imitate a 1960's sit -in for Woodstock Day Jeff. What a mess! 134 - Seniors Bursting with energy. Joe Weller lets it all loose! Dennis Webster gets into his goggles for the ulti- mate lab experience. Seniors - 135 There's more to come on the next page! The moment may be for now, but our memories will last for- ever. LN HU you're the best! CQ- Are you happy? KJ-Thanx for bein' there. JF He's out there somewhere! Eric you are my sun- shine. Mom and Dad-Where's my car? Timothy J. Andruschat Thanx guys for all the memories- pits, hunting valley,etc. JS-SR. Prank anyone? Neil-look at those condors! NHS paints Toron- to Pink. I'll never forget. MW R U still on call? Cath- What can I say-1 Luv U forever! Bathrooms rule. MT Save Dwayne Paula L. Allen Michael H. Altenburg I'll always re- nt e m b e r what I learned and how you made a dif- ference. I hope I will al- ways make you proud J.C. Some people change, others don't, may you remain the same JM. Thanks for everything-TP, SD, CZ, DS, PP, and KK. A Touch, (Sf CfclJl lC Oo Michael C. Aguino III Amy J. Archer More bang for the buck. -John Foster Dulles 11 05 64? (sigh) CG Break on thru to the other s i d e . . . B H Geek Week '87 TP! RB B! No dad he's milking the cow. DC, RF Never change U2! VC you're beautiful TS EMI! It's out-a-control but you've got to go with it! Al- ways! 136 - Abell - Archer Yvette Arno Hope for the future, don't live in the past. Live in the present and make today last. Pray for to- morrow, let your life live on hope for the future cause yesterday's gone. Thanks Mom, Dad, MB, MH, MP you're great. I love you Tom M. You're the Best. Timothy D. Bartels Ed rules. RF, GD, SB. CH, RP, Stu. Let's party, 4th. I'm outta here. A Taitc i Colette M. Bakowski Thanks to all my friends at CCHS. CP, AS, JL. MG, JM, JG. CK. CM, DB. It's been real. Don't forget all the great times- the concerts, parties, and don't forget 88 88 88! Mary D. Beaser YA, DJ. DC you're the greatest. Thank God for BK and B e s t a s . Thanks Mom and Dad. I'll miss everyone, not really! It's been interesting! i ▼ Jessica A. Barron AJB-remem- ber when we lost the keys?Never say good- bye-1 LOVE „ YOU HON! D C - w h o a dude. We made itIThe golf course lives! Buttprints? Polkadothouse. LM. Bro, MD, PBP. KL, CNJ. ROB - Thanks AJB- -143!Always One more night 4-ever! Arno - Beers - 137 Renee P. Behrens Aaay! How's the CA do- ing? SG-VT- RDW, Wales '88. 4 Ahabs. No dad! BCM BB '86 2 5, Rome. Yo Ahab... Someday Unity! Smile Sis! Liss- Because society does not possess the same magic we do, we must hold back our nerdness and be cool... Denise M. Berchou To my bros. Thanks for looking after Sis. Thanks CD JL JG AS CB. The con- certs 88! 88! Sink a ship! Rock ‘n Roll! Never say goodbye; Bon Jovi, S. Miller, Seger, Bad Co., Triumph, V. H. Journey, Boston, Ramble On Zeppelin 138 - Behrens - Bernd Thomas Bender Carry on my wayward son. There'll be peace when you are done, lay your weary head to rest and don't you cry no more.- Kansas - JT.Badbones.Too- hip. and Mx forever. JB and CM. Friends forever. Melissa L. Berger “If a man does not keep pace with his com- p a n i o n s , perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, howev- er measured or far away. “Let's drink to that and the passing time. The finale's begun! XXOO Jeffrey Benzing Many peo- ple have come and gone. Faces fade as ji years go. fj will recall and never wonder why. The last two years were the best. Thanks G.L. I love you. T.B. be quiet out there! C.M. J.T. Hold your nose. Friends forever A.M. F.S. Brian C. Bernd “Time is run- nin' out, hear it tickin' away. Fu- ture's closin' in, no reason to delay. Triumph Well it's finally here, but what do we do with it? BR, PS, 8c the guys: Never forget MB-B-Ball, bargain movies, all nighters, beach Fridays and all of the guys. Timothy F. Berndt I'm gonna miss a lot of friends that I made while going to school, es- pecially H.K. K.R. you're fun to be with goodlooking, you and J.R. take it easy. Hey P.M. if it smells like cologne leave it alone. Thanks for the good times K.T., Norm, DM, B.E.. C.L., D.M., J.H. Michele L. Bingeman Remember yesterday, dream about to- morrow, but live for to- day. Thanks for all the memories. Lynner-Hu . RY, JF, CF, JA, and SP(Jr. Prom). Summer '87 was best. Lynn never forget the guys, beach boys. Thanks Mom and Dad and Dawn. I love you. Judith Boiler (Body Toller) To all my friends who made that loud bell ring a little bit r faster. Thanx to Betsy A S., B.M., S.H.. T.F., G.G., for making the day more exciting, but a spe- cial thanx to Gretch, Shell, Deb, Dawn, for making the school days seem like home. Alisa M. Bono Every mem- ory is a sliver of a shining star, 8r when I look back, I have the sky. KC-I can't talk now I am doing my homework. Outrageous Fortune, G12! Bones is here! CZ-Eggs, Coil, Seattle ele- vator, MM-Thanks so much! Bun- nies! I Love You Mom! I once knew -•s- a person as different from you as day is from night. Strange you should be the same person. Oh life is cruel. Miss Piggy and the Dead- the per- fect relationship!!! To all my close senior friends, thank you for bringing me in and being so kind. I love you all. Through the good and the bad, better times we've never had. In times of sad. in times of glory we all live our lifetime story. Fuzzy duck- burp! Berndt - Bouy - 139 Julie Bowers You don't know how good these times are un- til U're gone. A C , L H - .Liz.CJ.JA. The memo- ries will last forever. JK-Raygay- K Tcrtic l J2 Clda tCA. lean on me. CE-BB-thanks for a great time and F.S. Thanks Coach V. Mikie you're the best bro. Mom. Dad. I luv you both so much! Thomas P. Bucklaew Who are wi these other Au people kid- T r r i ding?-They J-oucn yj have no CLu iCA. !'ientdf,! Eventually all the memories erode toward only nothingness, impeding gentle hope's task. Hey! Wake Up! Mor- rison is dead! 140 - Bowers - Bugenhagen, B Daniel E. Brice A. tiSxC v Of Oauics. Pamela Broncato Dad, Mom, and Andi for all your luv and support, these past 4yrs! For all our special times and many memories, thanx to my best friend Tiff! Always remember!!! I love you 3 times eternity Alan, for- ever together!!! Thanx KZ, TZ. KF, VM. SF. PW, JB. Betsy J. Bugenhagen When you part from your friend, you grieve not; for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the path. Thanks for all the good times AS. GG, BM, SS, CQ. TF, MZ. JB. AA. DJ. DG. DJI Renee L. Bugenhagen A laudi ($f CUa LCA. To-C.G. . A.P., J.P.T.K., J.R., KIM.. A.G., S.H., you guys are the best. Cheerlead- ing has been awesome and so was Ms. Wilks' English class. When I leave I shall remember most my friends, good luck to you all. And thanks S.G. for giving me the best memories. Lisa M. Campbell A T mch ($J Gldo iCA. To every- one: Thanx for putting a smile on my face. Your all great! Spe- cial thanx to DW. BM. BM. JM, MO. LS. and TB for being here not only through good times but also bad. Luv Ya All! Scott C. Bulger Do unto oth- ers, then run. It's a beach day Ed's Red's there's nothing in my trunk! J.H. at Darien R.F. and T.B. at C.P. Cross country does exist. Broken sunglasses. ICWTL. Danton J. A. Cardoso Driving around the city rings staring at the shape of things-Peter Gabriel stale cucumbers never crunch. To LN: How long will it take? 2 weeks? To the gang: thanks for a bodacious year I will miss you all. Timothy J. Cabell You thought it would all last forever, but like the weather nothing can ever, and be in time. Stay gold my friends. Everything in moderation, and I do mean ev- erything! Thomas M. Carls been just a body ALIVE See here how every- thing leads up to this day and its just like any other day that's ever -B Peter DEAD SHOWS- It's joke. I want to thank every- for the Potato Salad-JDM-IS Bugenhagen, R - Carls - Valerie A. Carrigan Sanctuary. Compas- sion. Color. Peace. The passiveness of music. Open your mind and see through the walls to the beau- ty perched inside. A sea of purple dances within my shadow. I am a caterpillar. Tomorrow I may fly away. m . ii mm Brett A. Chelf Quick four years eh?! BL a w r i g h t cool! RK “SN for ev- eryone- you boys are the best! Col- lege already? Yer kidding! I loved every minute of it! Jason Castlevetere A Touch, (Sf CfaAdtfO Danielle Chriswell There is only 1 success- to be able to spend your life in your own way. J B - H o w many is it now? WW-lsn't that special! DG.DM.JC-I won't forget you 143- All! What do you mean atten- dance counts! GO BEARS! Thanxs- Mom and Dad and Miss T.! Michelle M. Cesa If you want to keep something precious, lock it up and throw away the key! Thanks DW see you at PSU! JR you'll al- ways be special! Mike-there aren't words to say what I feel! Thanks for being there! I LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER!!! Stephen E. Cianciolo The high school sure has been an experience! The person who said these are the best years, must have been cracked! AM,DM, TC, PM, JH, Denmark. Thank you for my sanity! Vil du bolle med mig, Pige? TC, Casa de Canole- Nest! It's time to ramble on! Hej Hej! 142 - Carrigan - Cianciolo Kimberly Cicero It's not over til is over” Thanks to DL. SS. JM. TD, JB, BB, you guys are great, but without Joy and Tamatha, I don't think I could have made it. David I will love you forever! It's been real, dudes! David P. Cobb A ToucJi (9f- The Cobb- ster! Well, it certainly was a year. The Z! Wheels -you funny guy! A A , B H , R - B.RO-O-OB...AHABS R cool! Dl.RW.FH...Let's do it again! I'm all right Jack! RP-you nut! Farewell to those that mattered. FOADTTFS- WIAF. John J. Cinti My years at CHS, what a long, strange trip it's been. To all my friends E.S., M.E., D.G., D.V., J.W., party at the fort tonight!!!!! Michael A Cocco Jr. To all my friends, I thank you! LP. GS, HS. CW, “Live long and prosper.” Stephanie L. Clark Thanks to everyone for creating magnificent memories that will nev- er be forgot- ten I! Pit- bound? Yikes! Runner kid and 7ft. waves! Brown factor chem. geeks! McFly! Terriyaki! Dough, Bunky and a social butterfly! Alissa, that rhymes with Melissa Tracy Cone People tell me, I haven't changed at all but I don't feel the same; u just can't laugh all the time. DD Denise UR the 11 can share my dreams, hopes, future with. Thanx JS, thanx 4 showing me what luv is. DMJFABRW BHAATSKW. Cicero - Cone - T43 Alissa M. Constantino nl was walking along the road the other day, humming some Big Chill tune, when I came across a live squirrel that told me I looked like a nerd and asked if I had any cheeze wiz. I looked him right in the eyes and told him he was weird. BB'86 3 5. Nicholas J. Croglio A ZimJv £9f Claoolco' Scott J. Corey Thanks for the great time KH. Hey Grecian for- mula REALLY works Dig Ha! Hal. 2V Touch f C tdcciCA Kellie L. Cory Dream of better lives the kind which never hate Wrapped in a state of imaginary grace. Thanx to everyone for be- ing there. Never ending classics! AB you made a positive influence! DH a smile was all I needed. AHH- TAF THANX. CZ MM LF SB CJ DJ SO Luke C. Cusack i do noi know whati is about yoi that close; and opens only some thing in mf understand the voice of your eyes is deepe than all roses, nobody, not ever the rain has such small hands. e.e. cummings 144 - Constantino - Cusack Gregory J. Daigler Hey RF.TB, SB,RP, CH and Stu , 'T' „ L remember IcrUXJl Cy- the good (Wr::s Swamps, the geek at the party . “It's a one way street! Stephen L. Dickinson My time is fi- nally up. From now on it's up to the rest of you to keep the spirit up. Just one more thing to say. TA I Love You for- ever. SD. Jurij M. Deputat UD. We've come such a long, long way, but keep in mind, this is only the first step. A great thanks for some truly memorable times to RB(stud). JF,KH,CH,CS and AS. Remember, Ukrainians rule, Roman! CKOB! Paula M. Dolloff Chased our pleasures here; dug our treasures there. Can you still recall the time we cried? CF.HE.BB: Hold on to the dream and in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. Gregory J. Donner A Xyu-dv i Of Cjt a tcZ' Daigler - Donner - 145 -TU V- L Matthew P. Duminuco A Toudv (Sf CdcuiiMca Constance E. Emerling DK87 B- BALL87 SU Seikaly LES U R Something special! I LOVE YA like a sis! LOVE YA Tom. Sr.PROM 87 JK Thanks for always being there. You guys are the best JB LH RB AC KEEP IN TOUCH! LEAN ON ME. Thanx Mom 8c Dad Christopher R. Duke assult of laughter stand. The human race, in all its poverty, has only one tru- ly effective weapon- ...laughter. Against the nothing can Eric Draves A 'Vouch Sf dfciavta) Tammy L. Dunn It's been real Thanks to MA.DL.KC for always being there. And to SK.BT, J K , J W , D J B , L M , BE.BG, ES.MN for all the wild par- ties. KC, ES, MN remember HV 4- 87. You guys are the best. You mean a lot to me. Thanks Mike for everything! I LUV ALL U GUYS. 146 - Draves - Emerling A JcnxcA Sf C Gretchen Durick I'll forever re- member this place thanks to my B- friends Jud, Shel you guys are the best! Jim thanks for the awesome memo- ries I luv u! Good luck everybody in the future I'll miss u all this class is the best!! PS thanks Mom, Dad luv u AII!!! Gretch THIG C$f CUoa Chad J. Everett A lauc i J- CbumiCd Of course I'll remember all the good times with my friends- CH JP MS BR PJ RH and others I'll mention to later. We were all equal in the end. Roger Waters. And especially to my BUD J.T. Craig M. Eno Dont be anxious over anything, it will all work out in the end. SW: Tony, Tim, Darren, Todd, Dr.Mona, Leah, Kelly, Rem:SweetHome, Sherkston, Pio- neering, July4. Tennis, RB, Wally- ball, Waterski, Goal To get mar- ried and live forever! Be good! Jill M. Fabricy Friends are those peo- ple who are always there for you! Thanks to all who have lis- tened and cared I love and will miss you! Frick-You're so special to me! I couldn't have made it without you! I'm always here for you! I love ya lots! Fleather M. Evans The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. Thank you so much KM for showing me which bridge to cross! I'll miss everyone who made the memories! Can you say I am a klutz ? Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! Nancy J. Falk Cassey I love ya! Mrs. S. Thanx for all you taught me. Thanx to all my friends who helped me through high school. Hey there's still time for PEACE! Emerson - Falk - 147 Connie M. Ferger Goodbye my friends, maybe for- ever. Good- bye my friends, the stairs wait for me. Who knows when we shall meet again, if ever. 'Cause time is flowing like a river, to the sea. Thanx PD,IK, MB.LF and B and C. I LOVE YOU ALL. they can ask for no more. High school is more than a textbook education, it's a place to learn human behavior, to give one preparation to succeed in all aspects of life.. 148 - Ferger - Flynn ' Mt M Leigh A. Ferreira These are the times to remember, because they will not last forever. The friend- ships and memories will always be remem- bered as the best years of my life. Never forget our Touch of Clas- sics. Thanks to everyone especial- ly my MOM. Kelly Lee Floss Frosty spa- ghetti snap- per with the black face. To all my friends JH, KJ, RQ, PB, JL. Ecclesiastes 31-8 Judds, Eagles, The Boss, Bob Seger rule. Thanks especially to my sister. Andrew E. Fischer The four years that I spent here at Clarence have been great, and I'd like to thank every- one who helped me make them that way! Robert S. Flynn Hey R.P. gimme that unicorn! T.B. best of times 7 4 87. Ed Frank for- ever, Hey G.D. It's a one way street. S.B. beach day, R.B. someday , neighbors, B.C. always. B.H. It's a double edged sword! A.A. U2 10 7 87. Kristina R. Folger Tina Hap- piness is the key to suc- cess, and we make our own happi- ness! Friends are flowers in the garden of life! CQ, BB, LR, MR, SH, GG. AS, RB, AF, PL Mary Kate Fornes David M. Gargiulo The most ut- terly lost of all days is that in which you have not once l laughed. Al- ways re- member the fun we had in H.S. Toes and 7 feet waves-n. Man at the point- What are you laughing at?- Never forget 231! Dreams are the keys for tomorrow. Memories are the keys for our yes- t e r d a y s. Friends are the keys of today. Paul D. Geary Have a ci- gar, you're gonna go far, you're gonna fly high, you're never gonna die, you're gonna make it if you try and they're gonna love you-Pink Floyd Jeffrey S. Gerber X Z xxdv Of teachers for educating me and thank all my friends for being great friends. “HEY! TEACHER LEAVE US KIDS ALONE! PINK FLOYD I.W.G.H. Folger - Gerner - 149 Gretchen M. Glauber Cujo lives! Thanx to Ang, Sher, Sarebear, Al, Bets, Laur, ColQ Pau- la. Summer of 84! Yihda sneakout?-Cruise Timmy-FRBT- Yamoo-I can't remember any- thing w out a sadness so deep, it hardly becomes known tp me-AI- ur soo ugly 150 - Glauber - Gullo Jodi R. Gonzales These past 4 years have been wild thanks to all my good buddies CP, JL, MG, JM, AS, JM, CB, DB. Especially to you Glenn, you will always be in my heart. Never say good-bye. Christopher T. Grunder See the lonely man there on the corner what he's waiting for I don't know but he waits every- day now he's just waiting for something to show...and nobody knows him...and nobody cares cause there's no hiding place for you-Genesis. Thanks RR, the rest. Michele A. Gullo Sick! We're out girls, these 4 years have been to say the least dif- ferent, but great! I thank JG.CP. DV.JM, AS,CB, KR.and LM for all your help and lis- tening to all my problems. Most of all I thank you Brian, your always there for me. I love you forever!! I love you Mom, Dad, and Kuss, Thanks Dad for everything! A 'Touch cy2 William Lee Haas III Sherry Lynn Hackett You know what I mean Vern. Ear- nest Dit Dit! Sum- ■ V I ' •• ’fBr 'fl|| cruising Piz- i- ' zaHut. EA Can. Guys, Band tour, murder ball. Beck, Grit, Al, Bets, Sare-i love you! You are sooo ugly! Cujo lives! Gotcha last! Colleen M. Haley A ZiXMJv Of (JLaaaic Michael P. Hallock Penny L. Hammond Thomas M. Hanes I U and the blind pig, Class of 88. HV, they will never get us. U2 and the Dead. I'd do w out you! TR-friends 4- ever! Just remember-trust in him always, and he will direct your life- Prov. 3:5,6. Mom and Dad-thanks, I love you Both! To all my friends-UR the best! PB- UR special. AH-MI? BH! KS, KN.KF, KV- I don't Take all the time you spend wish- ing for to- morrow, and spend it making to- day come true. SJP. Kel thanx for always being there for me. Seany never forget the great times we've had. CT,LH,SH,DVB, JF,BR,KN,DJ,RY friends for a lifetime. 8-17-87 for- ever Haas - Hanes - 151 T) Elizabeth A. Hart wig What would we do with- out all these jerks any- ways. Be- sides all our friends are here-DH 9X, Keep smiling! Raygay watch out for those RDW! Breakfast Club for- ever Wales 88 Yo AHABS It's a double edged sword! Carrie M. Hedges I love the friends I have gathered together on this thin raft, we have constructed pyramids in honor of our escaping. Thanks JP,CK, LT for helping me through the experiences of H.S....Jen, I owe you a dinner or two. Andrew Robert Heim Thanks Con for being there when I needed ya, you truly are a great friend. Hey Whitey! En- joy the military! Well, I'm finally out of here. It's been rad! Thanks to all my friends. Keep in touch. Patricia A. Heim Hey there! What do you say, anyone for Mighty Taco? Thanks LW3,CK, MB, U guys are the best. We've had some good times, and many more to come. Sherkston Beach, BEPS, and 11- 17-86. Booh hoo if you will! My goal is..Love ya! 152 - Hart wig - Helms Dawn M. Heiser Jay Michael Helms We've all grown so much and grown so close this makes it hard to say good-bye but these good-byes lead to greater growth. 88 we're great. To all my friends especially CL,CK we had some great times, thanks CK. To my parents. I love you!!! To all my friends whom I love so much- cherish the memories and always remember the classicsIJW-thanx for being someone special to me.KC-Thanx for all the good times, DCB, I'm scaredIMM-Thanx for always be- ing there. Don't forget the girls night outIThanx M D Brian J. Helowicz I believe in the kingdom come then all the colors bleed into one but yes I'm still run- ning.You broke the bonds you loosened the chains you carried the cross and my shame,you know I believe it.But I still haven't found what I'm looking for-U2 Bye! Raymond H. Henkel There is a road, no sim- ple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night, and if you go, no one may follow, that path is for, your steps alone-Grateful Dead Karin M. Herr To be the best you can, is to tru- ly be you! Don't ever be afraid to be yourself! Techies you really are the best. Ams(Lynn) words cdn't describe how much I care about you.To my stage fam- ily I'll miss you all! Mon I luv you! DB maybe someday? Laurie A. Hess Kerry C. Hesslink Scott D. Hiddie Time may change me, but I can't change time- DB TS, AM, CE.JB, JK, Sis, MZ,LB, Thank you guys,You are the best! Raygay smile, GG-True friends last for- ever!! Thanks Mom Dad I love you! These are the best of times! DM87M Val BK ! Oh Kel-SD, AU-MZ! Thanks-DJ. Kate, watch out for the 4 moons and the n. man! Coll whats that on Tony's coat? violet lives Thanks to S.C.. K.J., J.A., L.N., J.W., K.K., J.T., D.J., especially S.C. More! A Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Hea TaacA j- ea ea Goodbye. To J.P., A.P., C.G., R.R., T.H., M.R., thank you for being there, love you guys always. Helowicz - Hiddie - 153 Andrew M. Hilburger 7v � Neil, HV they will never get us, 1-IP- 92, I can't wait -cereal- Ce'que est pratiqueum We were shown how to feel good but told to feel bad Keep checking out those stars, I need a muffler, wanna help? I was just a child then, now I'm only a man. Thomas J. Hill Mark N. Hjalmarson Of Cias iti A Seniors rule! MP, MD, YA, ruger, Go- T w z-A mer, Gerbs, AaUCA Of baby Gerbs. CUU LTA Craigly. Bur- nout, Yeff, Thrill, you guys are all freaks! Cutlasses rule! 1970 cutlass 350 Cl kicks gas! Bruce, Joe, Funk, Matt, wanna race? Tom don't cry! Michael R. Hnat May the road rise be- fore you, and the wind be ever at your back, and until we meet again, may the good Lord hold you in the palm of his hand. I'd like to thank all my friends and my teachers, especially Mr. MC, AY, JF, LN, NS, TS. KH, DA. 154 - Hilburger - Hogan James F. Hock water Aimee K. Hogan PM see you at the beach. DM, J Morrison is still number one. TC you are just a dead head and all of you just remember I am the lizard king I can do anything JM A Touch Of CUociCA. Insist on yourself; never imi- tate.-Emer- son Never forget all the classics! I Deb- Sanibel '87 Special moments always! Girls' night out! KC-FTS! I just burped Bones- Outrageous Fortune! BB- Fourth of July! Denmark '87 CELFLHDJ Thanks M D! To all my friends:th- anks for making the past four years great! ER-to our second home-the mall JH-PII and PP for- ever! PH-most incredible BH! Even if we grow apart there are always memories from the heart. A ‘Touch (Sf TIacccCA. We had wild times this year MD RF TB GD SB TB. All of you are the best friends I have. A Touch (9J2 CLloccCA. If you can't accept los- ing, you can't win. Constantine A. Hrousis Jennifer A. Huber Kelly Anne James “Turning to the next chapter, I take this mo- ment to ex- press my gratitude to all teachers and friends, leaving one Apocry- pha! thought: “A faithful friend is a strong defense: and he that hath found such an one hath found a treasure. Look JMmt : ‘Jfb ro no 1 chose y own ground J'B smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be-Pink Floyd ah Pll and PP will never die! Every- one -thanx! These years have been... “So nice !! DL- Math!! “The sun- shine of a smile bright- ens anyday. Thanks to friends like you all my days were bright. Frack-1 can't Imagine life w o you your'e the best Luv ya. CQ- Watch those 1 way streets! RW- you're so special never stop dreaming Luv ya. Hopkins - James - 155 Karen A. Jensen Cheryl L. Jividen Thanks KW EG PA BH KG everyone else for a in- teresting year. Thank- fully there won't be anymore sluggie language. As I would say, call her what?? Better luck next time. Thanks mom and dad X- Country Lives!!! Dead Peace Fests Wizard what magic MA Thanx! Neener Simi da bone da smack em yack em Just say no why? Goodbye to ro- mance goodbye to friends Mr. Mojo will rise Right Neil? Fly high! C Dianna M. Johnson High school: It has its ups and downs. When I was happy you were there. When I was sad you al- ways cared. Thanks: MB, KZ, KL, DB, LN, DK, and all the rest. Good luck I'll miss you all! And oh yeah bye!! 156 - Jenkins - Kaminski Deborah L. Juhre Many friend- ships and fond memo- ries have been made the last four years. Thanks to everyone who made these times the best they could be! Sanibel- special moments- Thanks Aim Denmark- The Ruxpin family- you guys are the best! Never say goodbye! Christine R. Kaminski Friendship is something that lasts a lifetime. Thanks LN for the past four years. Christine Kenny Friends are forever and I have the best! CH+JP you're The greatest! Jen, you made these 4 years great! I love the jacket Carrie!-Pink Floyd! NJK I love ya! We live for the weekends! Good luck everybody! Thanks for the memories. guys. Re- member I CP; Jetski and S C!! Hey there C.L. you owe me! Weezie V.B. you're a cutie! Thanks for all the advice! Thanks Mom Jennifer E. Kitchen I'm at home everywhere and no- where. I am never a stranger and I never quite belong. Stay Gold? Nothing Gold can stay. Christopher J. Keppner Jennifer M. Knapp 7K. Zyadv Of CLeatc Kenny - Knapp - 157 care of itself, somehow. CE Pantry? Stan WIO? RB Wales Oh Vik YGAF BB 86'215 Rochacha! FH Sectionals AW TH Thanks. ever find a nicer group of people than the class of '88'. Brett, Thanks for everything. Swan dives rule! Marnie, I love you! Phil 4:13 you guys are the best! Emnet, Hockhog an Ste- vie Wonder! Hey kids! Arty you're awesome! HW IN AZ. Love to Christopher Doll!!! Trouble seats in the Aud. Before you lie give church a try. Invite me to your wed- ding Al. When in doubt buy a Ford. Cause if it don't say Ford it aint a truck. Bills vs Denver, Good Game. Take the long way home . Take a chance we believe. It's been a great time! Thanks to all 'Touch !r of y°u who j u J helped me, especidlly in History. I'll never forget you; it was really fun. Tsch ub Ihr alle, macht's gut. Keep on eating apples! and Cookies... May the blessing of the eternal sky be with you now and in the future as you pro- ceed on to- ward your destiny. Thanx to RP,GH,DL,BM,HZ,DT,LL Remember, it's not to be alive, but to live! Go Army!! Danger international RTB THL. 158 - Kneiss - Krombach Douglas R. Kruszynski Kimberly A. Kubiszyn Carl P. Kustell A ZmJv C9f CjUaaici' Because R lives have touched, life has become more beau- tiful! Thanks for every- thing Chris, for always being there, and put- ting up with me! I love you forever, Chris! A 'Touch j- CIao lCA JF,SS, TB, I don't be- lieve in sleeves, math, or sen- ior quotes. Thanks ev- eryone! CL, AY, TN, JL, GREATEST! Stay young. Cheryl A. Kutas Begin to un- derstand life down there is just a strange illu- sion. IRON MAIDEN- Steve Harris Psst-Cream, did you woofer? You're the greatest AH mate, don't forget fluffy .blueberry,skip- push t and 2, Lou, S.Hall. Ro- chester,Bert,Uni-corn, H , finally Filllm!!! Patrick S. Laczkowski Thanks AB CD EF GH IJ KL MN OP QR ST UV WX YZ I hope I did not miss any- one. Live life fast if you don't it's over! High school pre- pares you for college. Then col- lege prepares you for life. When do we learn? Goodbye, Farewell forever! Steve V. LaDuca Here I go again on my own, going down the only road I've ever known.like a drifter I was born to walk alone...So hear I go again. Don't drink and drive, the car you hit might be mine. Defend what is in your heart.Good Luck Everyone.D@J Kruszynski - LaDuca - 159 Roxanne M. Landrich nMP-will we ever learn? CM-Want you by me when you're far away. M S , B P . T S , D O , DC.SE.NS, JS-Quid rides?..De te fabula narratur. What are you laughing at?The joke's on you! Se- riously, you guys are great! See you in the movies! James R. Leonard A Touch, (Sf C ajuuc j 160 - Landrich - Loewer Jacqueline D. Lavocat To all my friends, you guys are the best. Grate- ful Dead rules, thanks to the sum- mer of 87 . Just remember let the good times roll. Of ClcLoa ' 4 i Christopher Lewis William D. Loewer Jr. Of CLua Shanon.this year w o you wasn't the same- ,but life goes on and so will we-3x I Love You.Ray,I fi- nally found your Precalc admir- er. PL-Never forget the good ti- mes.To my locker bud- diesCJT,PL,TB,CM,JB,good luck girls, Jeff it's simple algebra you Peon ! Brian R. Long A Touch, (3f Cfaji icAj Dawn M. Loos It's not over till it's over Although it just began!!! Thanks: Judes, KC.MH, T D , D B , MM,SS RW. Thanks Everyone. Jeffrey D. Loudenslager A Tfaxdv C9f Classics Ian A. Loughran Kimberly A. Luke He that troubelth his house shall inherit the wind prov- erbs 11:29 Thanks Mom and Dad I could not have done it with out you. I wish the best to all my fellow Seniors I hope you do well in the future. Thanx CCHS. KZ, remem- ber, They'll come Ha ha. Bye bye everyone. Jess, good luck with Brandi There's a silver lining in ev- ery dark cloud . I love you JB. Hej da alli- hopa, and for you that don't under- stand Swed- ish that meant goodbye to everybody, but first I want to say thanks to all my friends, and a spe- cial thanks to the Schmidt Family for all that you've done this year. It's been an unforgetable year. A 'Touch Jr CtdcccCA. Long - Lundstedt -161 Lyon Be who you are, for that is something far better than anyone else can achieve. Thanks to everyone especially MP, JH, AH, RL. Billy- come and visit me; Jen- you better talk to him!! You're all the best! Jessica L. Maier Mark A. Maier Paul W. Maier The events from our past can be corrected in the present if we utilize the forces within ourselves. To:M.P. thanks for believing in me when I gave up on myself.- You're the best! To :P.A.-Thanks for al- ways being there for me. A 'Touch 9 CbicccCA. A 'Touch. aw A 'Touch (Sf C auioLca- 162 - Lyon - Maier Victoria L. Maitland So do not throw away your confi- dence.You need to per- severe... For in just a little while, He who is coming will not delay. He- brews 10:35-37. To those in SADD next year keep on fighting for young lives!! Kevin M. Maley You shake my nerves and you rat- tled my brain this kind of love drives a man insane you broke my will O'what a thrill. H.E. Good- ness gracious great balls of fire. I'm a child I'll last awhile you can't conceive in the pleasure of my smile D.B.'s never die. I Christopher Marasco G. Paul Marcinowski We have become comfortably numb -Pink Floyd'' Death to the Rent-a-geek JB-when is the wedding? JT-watch out for flying motorcycles, and be happy hobbler! Thanks guys for all the good times!! DM, SC you guys will al- ways be ... JH remem- ber putting your truck into a ditch? Just like I had at NY. DM remember NY. Heck with it got it on tape. A 'Touch (Sf- V Elizabeth Marandola A Touch, f CfuacicOj cZ 5 T Scott W. Martin Thanks to everyone of my friends. I would never have made it through these years. Keep on smiling!!!! Remember Whiteylll! ■m� ? Maitland - Martin - 163 Deborah L. Marziale Mary Ann Mattina The friend- ships and memories of high school will be re- membered in my heart forever... Thanks to everyoneesp. J.T.and D.V. Thanx guys for always being there. MARY ANN “ These past four years have been the best of my life. I will nev- er forget you JG, yes LN you too. Hey girls lets meet again! GIBI TOUCH OF GRAY -GD Stuart R. McCallister TO CH TB MD RF TB GD + the rest of you guys! Let's go to PP and get some girls! It's A 1 way Str turn your lights on! As Billy Joel once sung Only The Good Die Young! So Let's all Live Long and Prosper! Julie L. McClintick Thanks to my good friends, AS, CP, JG, CB. MG, andKW. I would not made it through the hard times. Thanks for everything. I love you MM 4-ever. Rebecca L. May Sher, Grit, Al, HH DS, lets go to South- east Cla- rence at 9:00 Sharp, take the ATC to M.T. catch a cab, have a tent party, swing over to the bishop, tell cujo he's a foo spend the night at Mrs. Bradley's. In the morning we'll find a construction light! Tana L. Meecham A dream come true the USA! Thanks for the best times Cla- rence! Strive for the best, achieve the impossible. I've got my own way! Duran Duran.. .total- ly awesome dude! A 'XmxcA 164 - Marziale - Meechum Daniel P. Meldrim PM are you still here? SC x 2GCC for- ever! Right? Thanks for all the laughs guys. We want the world and we want it...NOW JDM lives forever. PS let's do it again. Negative! David S. Meyer 'Touch, iSf Cf aoica Daniel J. Miller HYSTERIA rules the mind! Here's to the great- est guys I've ever known, CL, JP, MR, MP, AP, BR. When the end of the year finally arrives, just remember one of The Cars greatest lines, let the good times roll! . Lori A. Miller Thanks to all my friends that made this year fun! Special thanks to DB MP KN LG my sister and Chris W. love ya! P.S. what Missy? Gramma's going away? Jill A. Monkelbaan Some say it's holding on that makes you strong but some- times it's let- ting go. Thanks for the memories everyone. Mona rules! Mr. Shoes!! Ya can't - it's not allowed! I'm just jealous. It's a skunk! Ruh-row! 23 and 28? - Don't think so. William J. Morgan Jr. A 'Touch, (3f CHaAoica, Meldrim - Morgan - 165 Robin M. Morris Nothing in life is impossi- ble, all of us know, noth- ing's sup- posed to be easy. Take one day at a time, ain't no need to hurry. Real- ize where you are and where you're going to. -Chicago 16- Stay gold CW MS NS LN RL SE and all my wonderful drama friends! f Todd J. Nelson I came home and found a Porsche 911 in my ga- rage and the keys in my pocket. Then I woke up! Thanks guys. AY CL CK Michelle A. Murray To all my friends-you have put love in my heart, a smile on my face, and confusion in my mind-1 love you all. NY Eve '87- Sugar hates Ashley-So. So? Let's dancel-Light Taco? -12:00-l'm not a stationwagon woman. Don't forget Red. Thanks M D Linda M. Newton To All my peers at C C H S . You're all great I'll never forget you. Cla- rence will be a fond memory to cherish always! To the Class of 88,1 wish all of the best of luck in the future and al- ways remember to follow your Dreams Party!! Kim M. Nelson Lori S. Nicholas A Thank you Chris Tina for helping 'Touch me make if t Through the years. Sud- denly Life has meaning to me” 4-5-85 new 166 - Morris - Nicholas Lynn M. Nowinski The dreams we dream are our fu- ture to be seen. Jules, Hu , Beach Boys! Cookie Queen, Woosh! Cheler I love you! The summer of '87 was the best! KH cough - sniff! Ha Ha! Thank you Ma, Pa, Ter, Jen Kris. I Love You All! Thomas J. O'Brien O'B Life's race well raced, schoolwork well done, soccer vic- tory won, now comes- ...REALITY! Thanks for the memo- ries of the class of '88 at CCHS to JS (Sprinkles), SC (Daddy Rux), CM (Whitey), RH (Henk), Kaz and Schupster UR the best! Joseph R. Oishei XfrxUv Of UahIcZ' Siobhan C. O'Mahony “It is only ■ ■ ' i o ne_rt r -■ sIt :nc c :r see bBBF’ ■ ,y • jjjH is essential is invisible to the eye. Thanks to all my friends that made these years so memorable. Let's never lose the times we shared. Let's part as friends who listened and cared. Donald P. Oehman Try to reach your fullest potential, because a peacock that sits on its feathers is just another turkey. Thanks to everyone, in- cluding DC,MP,TS,NS, and espe- cially DS. Mom and Dad - you're the greatest! Allan W. Pagliano Seniors, the sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up. I made it with help of the lady in red, Gotchies, our gang, parents, and beaches far away. Jackson going back, back to the wall, that kid is gone. Nowinski - Pagliano - 167 Bob R. Paluszak As the song says: We got to go now!! TA, KM, MA, JS, MW, AH, LK. JW, AD, DG, PS. KW, MH, AB, AH. LF. DH, HE. KC. AC, RY, JF, your the best! I still hate the name Bobby P. Jay J. Peffer A TouxJi ( CIma lCA. My days in prison are over. To all my friends LP. GS. MC. AC, JC, KL. KL, RG. Thanks for being there when I needed you. I have this to say Ozzy Rules re- member Randy Rhodes and may God's love be with you all. Good- bye and good day. 168 - Paluszak - Pepper Richard S. Pawelek I must re- member to be cheerful and obedi- ent. Re- member, this is all for our own good. Remember the code of thundera- honesty-truth-loyalty-courage. DC-JK -BM-RP you stay sane I'll go crazy. Now let's ride a beautiful unicorn out to the limit of a mind. A Tcruch ejf Mark E. Penhollow ...Cause it ain't long before it's gone, you might as well have a good time.-CSN- I Love You, Sarah! -To Al. Bret, RRX2, CG. JP, DM.and the rest -Wear your got- chies loose to keep your dupas dry and smoke your grandma's pantyhose on weekends. Ziggy D. Pedone Penguins- frozen in t i m e - Dan you are a wild one! JP- MP-BB-PS- AP-BR- HV- GS- Jeff Bug Dan M. -MB Ferrar is! Indust. PKWY! Maple Leaf Vil. Sks8rDestroy! gotta spitl-Mom, Dad I'm done thanx and PTL. Joshua 1:9-Kel, I love you thanx for the same-SH! Melissa A. Pepper The last 4 years have been great thanks to LH, M B , Cheezy”- DV, MM Remember GH-what a night!! We'll have to do it again. PN was fun you should have stayed. MM-remember GH BAP. Good luck to everyone in the future. J.O. You are very spe- cial!! 11 William Clement Pfennig Wild Bill A laucA J Ciu LC Connie S. Pope Rich you will always be the one I love! 1-17- 86 Thanks for everything Mom. Thanks to all my special friends that made school worth it. Amy and Chrissie let's never forget the times at Darien Lake and the long trips to Alfred! Rock out and roll on! Barbara A. Pinkoski The time has come to say good-bye, and alas now, I must give a sigh. To all those who are dear and special to me, thanx for getting me through. MS, DL, RL, AH, and ER. To my Teddy Bear: A special thanx and I love you al- ways and forever. Edward M. Pope Oldsmobile 350 rocket. The best thanks for the good times CK ER MH TR LL JV LH KS. Louis M. Pisano Jr. Class of '88 rules. Thanks to all my friends, Greg, Mike, JP. BM, JL, MP. JO, KW. ZP, TH. You guys are great. Thanks for all the fun times.. This is the end of the battle and the beginning of the war. Thanks Clarence High for all that I have learned. Jason M. Powers MP don't suck on too many popsi- cle sticks you will get splin- ters in your tongue. The byrds live, poker rules and I will marry Sally Jesse Raphael. RR AP MP BR CL MR DM CG CE MG JL TK PJ BB SH TH ZP DH CJ JW UR the best. Joshua 1:9 Pfennig - Powers - 169 Jennifer M. Prise All in all it was all just bricks in the wall -Pink Floyd C h r i s s y - You're the best! Could you just ... the salad? Carr.- We will always be soul sisters. Quest- ing rules! Hey...whatever floats your boat! R.C.T. and dinner for- ever! Colleen E. Quinn Hey Mark- 1435! Kell- loved our ride in chug- gie country! Sarer- Hey! Hey! -Skitso Barbi! Jule- Aug '86 He! He! Kerr- Oh I miss DE and Tony -Let’s take it again! JKH - you’ll always be my other half! Thanks -GG. AS, KF, JF. TF, PD, CF. SC (neighbor!). 170 - Prise - Rapp Penny A. Pritchard Kathleen R. Quinlan Hold fast to I i _• w that cannot fly. Thanks Jen and Kel for a great four years. Remember when we saw PP at the BB on your BB? Thomas M. Raczynski A What is a prison? CHS studyhalls. Touch Denmark , a __ was great. Thanxs ev- eryone. JR goodluck in everything! Do it up. Thanxs KM for everything it was great! Hey Mr. K pick up that krone. Breathe breath in the air, don't be afraid to care, leave but don't leave me, look around choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly, smiles you give and tears you cry all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Michael J. Rapp A Touch )r Porsche- There is no substitute. Bret A. Reitmeier Bikes.Huntin- g.Rock-n- Roll, see some old friends good for the soul.- Bob Seger. Lisa M. Richey I would like to say good- bye and goodluck to all my friends; HK- who's big- ger! MJ-86- 87 was the best! TF-ski! VC-Pow- der Puff! SG- Fall down go boom! KJ-8th grade! CQ- My oldest friend! as KL! U2! Christopher A. Rex So where do I purchase my ticket? I would just like to have a ringside seat. I want to know about the new mother earth. I want to hear and see everything. I want to hear and see every- thing. I want to hear and see ev- erything. -Jimi Hendrix A TaucJi ejf Michelle M. Richey It has been a long four years. I'm glad it's final- ly over. HK- (Latin was great I'll miss her.) Thanks for being there for me- SG.DS.AS,MB.LN,MW,LR,TF,MJ-( Always follow our rules and never forget Manafest 86') Too bad so sad bye byel-(KS). Robert C. Reynolds A JxKlch ($j- C almost tolerable. When I think of my stay at Clarence I am Remind- ed of my friends, who made the whole year William H. Richmond IV Reitmeier - Richmond - 171 Dena M. Riek Carlo Riggio Karen L. Robb I'd like to thank all of my friends who made high school somewhat bearable. Vic and Bev, you guys are the greatest. Thanks for always being there. These past four years have made me realize how much friends really mean to me. Thanks to MG, LM. DL, MH, BE, TB and every- one else. Good luck to everyone in the future. I hope no one will forget these past years together. A 'TcrUC l (9f Evelyn R. Rogers Tina Rohloff Richard J. Romanek A good friend is a forever friend. Thanks to all my friends, both old and new, for gi- vin me the memories that will nev- er fade. AH, you're the best! Keep smiling! I'll miss you guys!!! LN. CK, AS, JP, JG thanks for every- thing. I love you guys. Good luck to everyone in the class of 88. CK 'member the guy in the white muscle shirt. 172 - Riek - Romanek Thanks to CG. MP, RR, BR. JP. AP and the rest of the gang. Our friend- ships have strength- ened in the last four years, and will only get stronger in future years. Find someone who is turning and you will come around. -Neil Young. Thanks Mr. L. for all your help. Lisa M. Roper Our lives are based on time you've got to feel your way through. It might come back to you and when it does you'll under- stand. Is there something wrong? -CJ. I write my future in pencil so I can erase. Love+Rockets, it's a way of life. Richard C. Rores Regrets I've had a few. But thanks to all I made it through. And in the end when it's all done it's good to know I've just begun. Thanks guys: Now I know, I did it my way. Bye now. Jennifer I. Rosel Thanks OTTO KW al- ways re- member CARP We be jammin'll! KS forever Kim you're a great friend. Boogee Chi Chi's JM good times to come ST 2 BH great studyhalls KG miss ya! Pow- der Puff 87!!! Senior kick butt Thanks Mom and Dad A Touch j C Ldc tCA Karen R. Roth Evelyn Satyono Gone is the school I've grown fond of, Gone are my friends I've learned to love, gone are my teachers I've respected and ad- mired; but here to stay in my heart and mind forever are my most for- mative four years. A Touch J CLicclCA. you're the best!! Mami, Papi, Esther and Satyono Family 1. Showalters - Thanks for everything. Ginger, Denise M. Sawyer A Touch f CCaooLco Roper - Sawyer - 173 CldmcCA. ways re- in e m b e r them. Thanks to all my friends, especially you Stac. Shh! there's a car coming! Mark, I love you!! 10-21-85 for- ever! Finally, how much do I owe you now Mrs. P!!? Amy Schalk Jennifer A. Schalk I hanks OOHb Happiness 1 for these and kindness past four are inside A £ f years. I'll al- - , I your own heart and your body. Nobody can make you happy or satisfy everything in your life. Only you can do it. Gregory T. Schuh Deborah A. Schuler A 'Touch (9f Dube Thanx to ev- eryone who helped make the past 4 years great! Lor- The past 2 yrs have been the best! Juds- you're a special friend. Thanx for sticking with me the past 18 years! Luv ya all!! Hey! Check out the guy in red shorts! Cinthia Schaubert Touch (9f CfciaoLCO Stacey L. Schwindler Hey Wien- erski, Dody, Zoid, and Weezie. You guys are great I love ya! I.v.p, jet ski, and S$C. Thurway conversations! Spiderbabys Gotta fluff? Hey Bucko. Kar Ona. bound! UFANS!!! We're just two lost souls living in a fish bowl! PF. 174 - Schalk - Schwindler Stacey D. Segal A Touch J2 CbuociCA All in all, we're all just bricks in the wall. P.F. Kelly A. Sheldon Ann you're the bestl We've had - —W so much fun together k ' ■ and this sum- mer is going to be even better. I love ya! PP Remember when we saw PP at the BB game. Missy, gym was great! Remember Mr.Wyso? Jen, How many - 20,000 in one hour. John Tucker is superb! DT-KDJ! 72. Hi Philip D. Sgamma There's so much waste and confu- sion in this world. It's time we stopped putting la- bels on everything and body. Then throwing em in a slot, before we lose everything. The res some odd Gropple test in Pashvile, your bro Aje. Where's the CC? Ginger Lee Showalter Contrast , p h i I o s o - phized Lord Peter sleep- ily, It's life...'' Dorothy Say- ers. People living deeply have no fear of death. - Anais Nin. Thanks...Sin- gapore, Sas, Milan, Rina, Jelts, Laura, Marc, and of course, Eff, for unforgettable times! !' Jennifer L. Sheldon We need new dreams where are the new vi- sionaries - the people who dream new dreams U2. PP The past four years has been great! Thanks for your friendship! Good luck PPKAS! Hey Pen I'm a walwus! The FBH games were great! Samuel B. Shrauger $$$ $$$ $$ New car, caviar, four star day dream, Think I'll buy me a football team. Yes Amy! It's Captain Radish! DC, BH, Money rules and don't deny it. AV, No kids - they cost too much!$$$ $$$ $$ Segal - Shrauger - 175 Greta E. Simon To all the people I leave be- hind, I leave the crowd- ed halls and studyhalls, lockers that are broken and words spoken but most of all I leave all the memories which are to be shared and kept forever in your hearts. Thanx Dra- ma Club and WCHS. Luv u DW! Tamara L. Snyder A Life holds many dreams and TcrUcA Of expecta- j , J tions: don t CUcalCA Iet time be a factor, reach as high as you can. Amy - EM, life after graduation will be out-of- control! Love ya Tam! P.S.Re- member Pollack, Spook, and Mo. S.D. You'll always be in my heart. T76 - Simon - Sprosty Alison M. Smith I have room for one more friend and he is every man. A spe- cial thanks to all my friends and coaches. Especially B.B. and re- member, God instructs the heart, not by ideas but by pains and contradictions. V S.. J Mark J. Speyer A 'Touch (Sf I need to leave my past behind.I need to leave to leave my behind in the past: we en- ter the real world now.with so many choices.. .If you come to a Y in the road of life take the path less followed. Take it on the easy side!..................... Melanie L. Snider Nobody ever had a rainbow until i they had some rain! Thanks RM, RL. BP. DL. AH, and all my friends for just being there, you're the best! Good luck to you all and remember : Keep smiling! Nicole M. Sprosty This has been a truly exciting ex- perience. TS- Go for it! AH- Thanks for listening. RM- It is al- ways better in the morning. —: What happened??? To everyone else Thanks for the memories! Always remember You can't go back!! C9f CUsalo Patrick J. Stein Bri, Bill, memories were made that I will never for- get. As Bry- an Adams said, The best was yet to come. Tammy L. Stahl What lies be- hind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Never let go of your dreams. Thanks to all those who have made the past 4yrs. wonderful. Remember go for it! JK-love al- ways. I'm still watching over you. Sarah K. Storm Live, love, laugh, and keep smiling ( unless your mouth cramps up) Baha! Mark thanks for teaching me how to be hoochie koochie! I love you!-Coll-Schizo Barbie lives forever- Hey Hey! Thanks GG.BB.AS.SH.BM. and Pe- ter! August 25, thankyou!!!! Howard E. Stanley Now that our four years are up keep- ing trying and striving you might just get there after all good luck to all CLASS OF 1988. To my teacherss in rooms 136,129,207, you will be dearly missed by me , I'll be back. A 'Tcruch $Jr C Amy L. Sweeney A Tcrucfl on!!!! Thanks to all my friends at CCHS CB CP MG JG JM TR JL Connie Sue remem- ber to rock out and roll Staebell - Sweeney - 177 James J. Sweeney Jr. JL A f UasaIc Jacquelyn M. Thompson Never lose sight of your dreams, let them take you as far as you can go. -Thanks for putting up with me DM, AS, FS. P.S. Maybe you will see DC. mL Kyle J. Tracey Kenneth H. Trometer A To-llc i (Sf Thanks C.K. Tammy- I miss you. Nothing now seems true only that it was heaven just to be with you! Thanks for making the last four years great especially M.S. K.C. my wife Tak! Ev- eryone that went to Denmark SKOLI! 178 - J. Sweeney - VanBourgondien John C. Thompson The show must go on Pink Floyd TB. JB, CM -It! doesn't get any better than this! '88 It's been great! Thththat's all folks!! Denise A. VanBourgondien The best of times are the ones spent with the best of friends. To all of u- M G . S S , KK.CJ, CB.JT, TH. A special thanx to you Da- ve.the best of our days are yet to come! I Love You forever hon.- CB.. stay strong.lLU! D8rM thanks. Jodette L. VanDelinder Danielle L. Vantine Lucas A. Vasconcellos III C- : , a v JtZyu-dv Of Uaalcx Conform, go crazy, or be- come an artist. Willy Ithoughtl- s a w g u m I You're a real special friend, you better keep in touch. LB, hey girly good luck next year, I luv ya! Sharon, always remember f.f. And then people speaking a weird lan- g u a g e . snow, new friends, it was strange but great!IThanks a lot everyone. Hey, no problem. FOIS. legal!! Ate mais... Andrew D. Vassallo Unless peo- ple yearn out under re- pressive au- thority, sti- fling situa- t i o n s perceived always linger. -R. Shanker Gold- berg's gone, Axlerod's gone, Cox's gone. Fox's going, etc. Goodbye SS. CR, TC, et. al ofeel imibell ibon idomin isfobis co- benni sell ethall hisdo- m i n o s I ! ! Don't ask just wonder. Magna cum loud I The Radios too loud so turn down L.L., C.L. We've come a long way and still have a ways to go. Good luck in the fu- ture class of '88! Thanx M and D. Make you an offer you can't refuse you only got your soul to lose eternal- ly, let your- self go. B Dickinson and the rest of Maiden rule forever. LP, JK, GD, DH I love ya all. And of course Cherry, you're the best! Always remem- ber tomorrow! A Touch (9f Van Delinder - Visone - 179 space your face. P.S. Better to burn out than to fade away. Robert C. Walter If you don't have a goal there's noth- ing to shoot for. K.J. - more...ne- ver...always Dennis E. Webster Luke, save the world while I make a buck off a starving child. Re- publican? Welcome to the big chill. Philosophy: Just run. Thanks Slack. Victory Insued Resden R. Webster Krista L. Weiler Mark A. Weirich Make the most of what you've got be loud be proud be heard! To 'f Dawn, Tra- cy, Missy and all the girls I've loved before thanks. Mom and Dad I love you. No time for sushi that's life in the fast lane. MH good luck! It's been great! Hey Lisa and Ka- ren, thanks for every- thing! Re- member Drama Club and D.M.? Thanks to Mrs. Kitchen for giving me a chance to spread my wings. Thanks to D.J., I love you. Let it be. iyf cunic 180 - Waible - Weirich T. Joseph Weller Give it all you've got and be the best you can be for suc- cess is not what mat- ters but that you gave it your best effort. Flea- bag and Brwdggy- Dudley lives. There are only two places in life- first place and no place.Sit UBU sit- good dog-Ruf Karen E. Williams Now the party be- gins. Thanks to my good friends, Julie remember summer 84. Schlappy there's too much to mention and den, you've made it all worth- while. Pauline M. West Thanks for al- ways being there Bill I luv U. Mr. 8r Mrs. M a c P e e k you're the best. Mom Dad thanks for finding a place in your hearts. To all the SADD members we had fun and we tried our best. to. Wendy Wilson This year is dedicated to my father and mother and to Jef- fery for whom there will always be a space in my heart.HEY HEY HAY? We did it Fuzzy- Thanks bud- dy! We'll do lunchlGod Bless you all. Isn't that special! P.S. Don't step on the daisies! A 'TcrUC l Clda tCA Chad A. White Crog... Horn- ...Stu the Glu...Buck... Matt... Flynn- s t e r . . . Dagler... Bar- tels... Bolg... Lynn Winiarczyk PH LW MB CK DUBE How much closer could we be? You're a part of me- .Playn' it coollJB SS SN JC-The stardust angels live! They call it Paradise I don't know why call someplace Paradise kiss it goodbye Luv those Eagles, U2, Floyd HEY go for it Weller - Winiarczyk - 181 Lori M. Wolbert Thanxs to everyone who made it fun.esp. LW PH, you guys are great! Dud, you're the best! Hey look! He's wearing red shorts! People are strange when you're a stranger -The Doors. Hey Carr, he's still alive somewhere! Luck and love to all! Anthony T. Yanno Lew long live the rubber match zeke zippi pupy Chester good luck. Beware of dudley He's on the rampage 88 baseball state championship thanks for a lot of great times PS CL CK DA JW DW - DRK Daniel L. Woodward Penguins- frozen in ti- me,V-Soc- cer 86-88, Watching over you- ''.best friends-TP, JL, MJ. KB. WW, AY. JB. TO, ZP. wises, the church,Tes, Wmsville kids, green M Ms, MC-Thanx for the memories, NJ-NY by car, I luv you mom 8t dad-the transition has been the best- PSU 1 Kimberly A. Wyman JM, summer of 87 will never be for- gotten.MR. Shoes! RR- we be jam- min. JR-Ot- to,always. Doug-D.Y.W.J.T?? 6-28-87 Let's go for 4! I luv ya! The past four years have been great but the best is yet to come! A 'Tcrwch c9f Rosemary A. Yeskoot They say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I've known. We know it's all a passing phase and so it's time to change our ways, but I've loved these days. - B.Joel Michelle M. Zajac Memories will last for- ever, and will capture the hearts of many, the feeling will never perish Ken! Sherkston, ski-trips. Wilder- ness Wise-Are you sure Jude? The best of times! KW, GD, JB, LH, Hurry Gretch! Never forget us! Love ya Mom Dad! SHELLIEM 182 - Wolbert - Zajac I Catherine M. Zimmerman Kelly A. Zureck Thanks guys, for giving me the love and laughter I needed to get through everything from kinder- garten to college.I will never for- get any of you,nor all of our memories together.HeylLet's play peanutIGirl you are to me...I love u mom I cant be- lieve my high school life is almost over, lunch Jr. year, you to Dianna. Sen- ior year would not be the same without pioneering. Thanx so much Leah K. Craig E. and all of our time starters, only us J.W.S understand- sorry Lydia Visone August Graduate A 'Touch, (Sf CfciaoicOj Camera Shy Jeffrey S. Gerber Robert M. Kenner Robert Kreutinger Robert Lewis Carl J. Maier Glenn B. Niesyty William F. Samson III Norman M. Schadt Zimmerman - Zurek - 183 The Classiest Most Talented Rich Rores and Jenny Kitchen Most Athletic Dennis Webster and Allison Smith Most Unique Valerie Carrigan and Ziggy Pedone Biggest Story Teller Karen Roth and Tom O'Brien Class Clown Mark Penhollow and Becky May Most Humorous Jim Sweeney and Alissa Constantino Most Talkative Tom Carls and Kim Kubizyn 184 - Senior Poll Always Seen Smiling Ken Trometer and Kelly James Laziest Laurie Hess and Andy Hilburger Always Seen Eating Phil Sgamma and Dawn Heiser Biggest Brown Nose Paula Dolloff and Mike Aquino Most Flirtatious Kellie Cory and Jason Powers Easiest To Get Along With Best Dressed Cathy Zimmerman and Luke Cusak Jon Floss and Alisa Bono Senior Poll - 185 kbell Julia 136 33 131 Adams Christine 73 29 38 60 Adams Tracey 82 Alessi Derek 80 23 37 Aljancic Lauren Allen Paula 136 29 57 Allison Amy 75 Altenburg Michael 136 Anaka Mr 86 Andrews John 72 Andrews Jonathan 67 39 Andruschat Timothy 136 9 37 96 130 Anzalome James 82 Aquilina Frank 78 109 Aquino Michael 136 9 96 109 185 Archer Amy 136 Arkel Sarfeyah Arno Thomas 66 40 58 109 Arno Yvette 137 109 Astudillo Mrs. 86 Attea David 79 58 L abbit Mark 80 Bachman Lisa 81 Bailey Mrs. 86 105 Baker Jeffery 75 Baker David 82 28 60 103 Bakowski Colette 137 Ball Christopher 69 Ballaro Lenny 66 39 Banko Joseph Barillari Amy 68 105 Barillari Thomas 68 40 51 101 Barillari Donald 79 115 Barillari Elizabeth 82 30 45 96 116 Baron Rachel 68 101 Barone Phillip 103 Barron Jessica 137 Barry Keith 81 42 Bartels Timothy 137 Bass Jeffrey 78 23 Batra Ajay 79 28 59 101 111 Baft Denielle Re 76 Bazinet Renee 26 34 Beaser Mary 137 Beaser Thomas 70 Beaver Scott 73 Beck Douglas 78 28 60 Beers Michele 68 101 105 Beers Andrew 81 101 103 Beers Thomas 83 Beers Julia 137 101 Behrens Renee 138 27 38 55 Bejger Roman 79 43 107 109 Belile Erin 70 60 Belile Pamela 83 31 Bellus Mrs. 86 Bender Thomas 138 24 Benedetto Lisa Benninger Wendy 73 34 109 Bentley Melody 69 46 Benzmg Jennifer 66 54 101 Benzing Jeffrey 138 116 135 Berchou Denise 138 Berger Melissa 138 101 107 109 Bernd Brian 138 Berndt Timothy 139 115 Bernhard Mr. 86 Bestine Kimberly 82 45 55 Bickert Sandra 80 Bingeman Michele 139 31 105 Blersch Karen 66 44 101 Blersch David 81 28 43 60 Blum John 72 22 52 Bluman Todd 75 40 Bogey Mr. 86 Bohm Calvin 74 Bohm Deborah Boiler Judith 139 46 116 Bono Alisa 139 119 185 Borowski Julie 139 Bouy Stephanie 139 Bowers Julie 140 27 38 55 114 131 Bradley Mrs. 86 Brauer Heidi 69 44 54 Brauer Susan 81 26 56 103 115 Brauer Wendy 69 44 Breckner Mrs. 86 Brice Melissa 73 29 49 Brice Daniel 140 50 103 115 Bramwell Mark 69 40 Broncato Pamela 140 Bronisz Tamara Brown Christopher 82 41 Brunner Lonnie 67 101 Brunner Carrie 81 Bryan Janine 78 Bryant Sharon Bucklaew Tom 140 Buechi Walter 140 Bugenhagen Janiene 80 Bugenhagen Renee 141 33 109 113 Bugenhagen Betsy 140 29 46 60 114 Bulger Scott 141 Bulger Julie 66 Burget Steven 73 25 40 Burkard Cherry 66 Burkard William 41 Burke Michelle 78 Burke Debbie 80 Burks Todd 78 28 37 53 Byrne Christine 83 33 Byron Sean 79 43 C - abell Timothy 141 41 59 130 Callahan Kevin Campbell Lisa 141 Cantie Mrs. 86 Cappello Mr. 86 Carberry Jacqueline 72 103 Carbonell C 28 52 Cardoso Danton 141 28 49 Carl Kimberly 68 38 101 Carl Mr. 86 Carl Katherine 81 30 48 Carls Thomas 141 47 110 116 184 Carpenter Kristen 72 46 Carpino Maria 79 Carrigan Julie Carrigan Valerie 142 48 184 Carson Heather 74 38 Carter Shane 79 Carylon Lawrence 69 35 Case David 70 40 59 Castlevetere Jason 142 Casuccio Mrs. 86 Cerosaletti Mr 86 Cesa Michelle 142 Chalmers Dane Chalmers David 83 Charnock Christian 72 40 Chelf Beth Anne 34 Chelf Brett 142 47 53 Chinni Derek 69 Chriswell Daniell 142 Chudy Shane 67 101 Cianciolo Stephen 142 41 116 Cicero Nancy 69 Cicero Kimberly 143 Cinti Margaret 76 34 Cinti John 143 59 Ciupak Lara 82 Ciupak Eric 69 Clancey Kelly 66 101 Clancey Kimberly 82 30 112 119 Clare Christine 70 54 Clare Nancy 69 109 Clare Richard 36 Clark Jennifer 76 30 38 54 96 Clark Stephanie 143 116 Clatworthy Dr. 86 Cobb David 143 111 Cobb Travis 66 35 Cocco Jr. Michael 143 Cole Henry 69 35 51 113 Cole Donald 72 22 40 56 Coif Donald 79 Colombo Gregory 68 39 51 Commisso Danielle 67 Commisso Domenic 75 109 Compertore Mr. 86 Cone Tracy 143 Coniglio Greg 79 Constantino Alisa 144 27 184 Cook Paula 83 Coppola Jennifer 72 Cordaro Rebecca 74 29 38 60 Corey Robert 81 23 37 96 Corey Scott 144 37 58 Corrigan Mr 86 Corrigan Mrs. 86 Cory Kellie 144 185 Cranston Daryl 66 22 57 Cranston Kevin 81 23 96 109 Crawford Micheal 75 36 Croglio Julie 72 29 38 60 Croglio Nicholas 144 58 Crossetta Jennifer 70 Cudney Kimberly 68 101 Cudney Joseph 144 186 - Abell - Cudney Cummings Lynn 73 Cusack Deirdre 74 30 38 65 96 Cusack Luk© 144 9 130 185 Cuyler Michael 82 23 37 D abolt Thomas 72 25 Daigler Gregory 145 Dalfonso Mrs. Dawydko Keith 72 36 103 De Graft Jason 76 De Graff Gene DeMaioribus Angelo 35 Denny Sarah 69 101 Deputat Jurij 145 41 101 103 107 109 Di Paolo Daniel Di Tondo Daniel 43 81 Dicey Scott 76 36 58 109 Dickinson Terry 66 35 51 Dickinson Amy 72 26 54 Dickinson Stephen 145 Dickman Michelle 73 105 Diegelman Kimberly 79 DiGaudio Anthony 145 37 130 DiGaudio Rebecca 70 44 60 105 Dimmock Robin 74 Dinunzio Michael 78 23 37 Dixon Denise 78 Doerr Mrs. 86 Dolloff Daniel 74 36 52 112 Dolloff Paula 145 46 185 Domelowicz Thomas 75 58 Domnic Natalie 68 Donner Gregory 145 47 Doolittle Jeffrey 78 40 Dosberg Jody 78 Draves Eric 146 Draves Eric 146 Drinkard Andrea 66 Dubrinski Cheryl 82 Dubrinski Ronald 80 Dudek Caryn 70 Duke Christopher 146 59 101 Duminuco Amanda Duminuco Matthew 146 Dumke Mark 75 37 Dunn Michael 70 101 Dunn Tammy 146 Dunne Miss 86 55 Durick Gretchen 146 115 Durr Virginia 72 26 45 54 96 Dussing Sarah 80 30 Duttweiler Melody 74 44 Eickert Jennifer 66 Eckert Stephanie 81 Edbauer Michael 78 Ellis Christopher 35 58 Ellis Timothy 78 41 58 Emerling Constance 146 31 55 114 Emerson William 147 Endres Joyelle 68 48 Engasser David 83 42 Ennis Jennifer 83 Eno Craig 147 Eno Brian 80 Ertel Kathleen 80 Ess William Ess Tracey 80 Evans Heather 147 9 33 96 107 109 Everett Chad 147 Everett Kevin 76 Fabricy Jill 147 116 119 Falgiano Lisa 76 Falk Nancy 147 Farace Lou Farrell Megan 69 49 Farrell Suzanne 83 60 Faust Brenda 76 26 45 55 Feind Eugene 68 Feldman Glenn 59 Ferger Laurie 68 50 Ferger Connie Mari 148 Ferreira Jodi 72 30 38 96 Ferreira Leigh 148 116 119 Fillmore Jennifer 73 46 Finger Eric 72 40 Fini Paul 72 40 113 Finlayson James 75 Fischer Lori 78 103 Fischer Andrew 148 Fisher David 78 Fix Tracey 81 Flaherty Scott 72 103 Flaminio Marc Flett Heather 81 105 114 Florczak Jeffrey 35 51 Florczak Stephen 69 22 35 46 57 Florczak Paul 82 23 41 96 Floss Brian 72 22 36 52 Floss Sheila 78 Floss Kelly 148 Floss Jonathan 148 37 101 109 185 Flynn James 75 40 Flynn Robert 148 Foley Kevin 66 Foley Kelly 76 46 54 103 Folger Beth Anne 74 Folger Kristina 149 46 Fornes Mary Kate 149 31 119 Fragale Jonathon 75 Fraser Mrs. 87 Fraser Serena 74 28 49 60 Frazier Gretchen 68 Frenz Carol 72 57 Frey Adam 76 Fuller Heather G aik Kevin 67 Gaither Mrs. 87 Gaither David 80 Gaither Michael 79 50 Ganschow David 80 28 37 60 Gargiulo Gary 76 42 50 Gargiulo David 149 Garretson David 78 58 Gaston Mrs. 87 Gatti Mrs. 87 Geary Paul 149 Geiger Micheal 76 22 47 Geiger Robert 74 Gembala Micheal 74 22 36 George Jacquelyn 70 101 George Robert Will 69 39 50 George Donald 75 George Jennifer 72 Georger John 81 37 58 Gerber Jeffrey 149 Gerber David 76 52 Gerlock Mr. 87 Germain Aimee 74 Gerner Barry 149 Giambra Kim Giblin Jennifer 75 Gibson Mrs. 87 Gill Micheal 73 Gillies Mr 87 Glassman Cory 83 42 60 Glauber Gretchen 150 46 114 Gleason Colin 78 40 Glogoza Tracy 68 44 54 96 Glogoza Daria 76 32 113 Gmerek Jennifer 83 Goddard Mr. 87 58 Gonzales Jodi 150 Gould Andrew 150 25 47 96 130 Gould Heather 66 38 54 Gourlay Mr. 87 Gozia Donnie 76 Gozia Micheal 75 Graber Mrs. 87 Greatbatch Ericka 74 103 Greene Heather 67 52 96 105 Grey Heather Grey Jana Marie 79 Grieco Gina 74 26 50 Greis Michael 150 57 Grisanti Nicole 72 Grochocki Jason Gross Jennifer 72 27 45 55 96 Grove Brian 72 25 40 Groves Daniel 78 Grundner Cristopher 150 Gugliuzza Amy 81 Gullo Michele 150 Gustafson Daniel 79 Gustafson. Debbie 68 46 101 U I laake Brent 78 59 Haas Mrs. Haas William 151 59 Haberl Julie 79 Hackett Karen 74 30 60 Cummings - Hackett 187 Hackett Sherry 151 107 119 Hackford Michael Hahn Jennifer 78 26 46 101 Haley Joseph 70 Haley Maureen 78 Haley Colleen 151 Hall Stephanie 66 Hall Brian 81 28 41 111 Hallock Bridget 66 49 60 Hallock Michael 151 28 Hamilton Tyna 72 54 Hammond Penny 151 27 55 Hand Linda 67 Hanes Thomas 151 43 53 Hanlon Brett 78 Harding Christopher Harding Karen 82 Harris Craig 78 101 Harter Alison 79 109 Hartke Jeannine 72 Hartke Gerald 78 Hartl Damien 81 41 96 Hartwig Mrs. 87 Hartwig Randee Hartwig Elizabeth 152 Hats well Patrick 115 Hawes Keith 72 22 59 101 Hawkes Lisa 72 Hayden Garth 72 Hayes Mrs. 87 Haynes Jason Healy James 75 Hedges Lauren Hedges Carrie 152 114 116 Heh Julie 82 Heim Jason 76 Heim Thomas 74 22 36 Heim Patricia 152 Heim Andrew 152 Heiser Dawn 152 9 33 96 119 185 Helmbrecht Donald 78 58 Helms Brian 67 35 Helms Brian 58 Helms Duane 75 22 36 52 Helms Jay 152 41 Helowicz Brian 153 Henderson Scott 76 Henkel Russell 8141 Henkel Raymond 153 41 110 Henning Pamela 69 44 Henry Mrs. 87 Henry Jason Herberger Brian 73 Herr Karin 153 109 Hess Laurie 153 55 114 119 185 Hesslink Mr. 87 Hesslink Kerry 153 31 45 Hickey Colleen 80 116 Hicks Mr. 87 Hiddie Scott 153 109 Hilburger Steven 72 37 52 113 Hilburger Andrew 154 185 Hill Thomas 154 Hitzges Robert 76 Hjalmarson Craig 67 Hjalmarson Mark 154 Hnat Gregory 73 Hnat Michael 154 56 108 114 Hockwater William 69 37 Hockwater James 154 Hoffman Heather 74 44 57 Hoffman Shay 74 32 Hoffman Thomas 80 37 96 Hogan Aimee 154 31 119 Holtham Kimberly 74 38 60 105 Honeyman Bradley 81 28 41 96 Honsberger Mrs. 87 Hopkins R. Jason 69 Hopkins Annette 155 105 Horan Shanon 74 Horner Rodney 69 Horning Janet 79 101 109 Horning Christopher 155 43 Horning Patrick 155 24 Horrigan Mrs. 87 Horwitz Mrs. 87 Howell John 74 28 49 60 Hrousis Constantine 155 101 107 Huber Paul 74 37 58 Huber Jennifer 155 38 Hudson Allison 67 38 Hunt John 73 28 49 60 Hutchinson Jonathan 66 35 51 Hyman Kristina 74 Idzik Karen 72 48 Ihlefeld Mrs. 87 Iverson Erik 39 V ackson Kyle James Kelly 155 9 96 116 119 185 Jandresky Donald 79 23 Janish Daniel 78 41 Jaramillo Alicia 68 Jazwiecki Paula 69 Jenkins Elizabeth 156 Jensen Karen 156 49 Jividen Jerilyn 80 33 Jividen Cheryl 156 31 Jochum Mrs. 87 Johnson Jeffery 76 36 53 Johnson Dianna 156 Johnston Erika Joseph Keith 76 Judd Aaron 67 35 Judd James 79 Juhre Deborah 156 31 45 96 116 119 Jurek Julie 79 achelmeyer Jacob 74 Kaminski Christine 156 Kavsher Michael 69 Kayser Jonathon 73 40 Kelkenberg Heidi 78 Keller Jennifer 66 101 Keller Joseph 80 115 Keller Mrs 88 Kelly Cherie 76 32 Kennedy Jonathan 75 Kenny Allison Kenny Christine 157 114 Kent Leah 157 Keough Matthew 78 Keough Mark 66 35 Keppner Christopher 157 Kern Jennifer 74 38 57 Kiener Karen 157 115 Kiesznoski Deborah 80 115 Kile Jabe 69 35 51 Kinsman Angela 67 34 Kirisits Tracy 67 Kistner Robert 75 Kistner Jr. Alan Kitchen Jennifer 88 157 184 Kitchen Jennifer 157 107 109 Kloc Kimberly Knapp Jennifer 157 Knaus Thomas 72 Kneiss Janet 158 31 38 55 110 Kochems Wendy 67 Koehler Kenneth Koenig Erich 76 50 Kolb Rebecca 68 Kolb Robert 158 Kolberg Jessica 72 Kolczynski Lisa Kolek Mark 35 58 Kolek Sean Kowalski Lesley 72 103 Kozak Carrie 158 Krantz Jeffrey 73 22 Krantz Timothy 158 Krawczyk Scott 115 Kreft Hennrika 158 105 Kreiger Richard 82 Kreinheder Mr. 88 Kriner James 69 35 Kriner Kelly 80 30 33 Krombach Carolyn 73 Krombach Jeffrey 158 Kronenwetter Paul 82 103 119 Kruszynski Douglas 159 116 Kubiszyn Nichole 72 Kubiszyn Tammy 76 113 Kubiszyn Kimberly 159 108 184 Kuczmarski Mrs. 88 Kuppinger Mr 88 Kustell Carl 159 37 Kutas Cheryl 159 aczkowski Michael 74 36 Laczkowski Patrick 159 37 LaDuca Stephen 159 58 Lambright Leslie 69 44 96 Landrich Roxanne 160 101 Lang Andrew Lang David 69 188 - Hackett - Lang Lang Allen 67 Lash Tracey 81 115 Lavner Mrs 88 lavocat Timothy 67 35 Lavocat Michelle 74 38 Lavocat Robert 72 Lavocat Jacqueline 160 Lavoratore Esther 101 Law Craig 160 37 Leising Todd 67 40 58 Leising Jill 78 109 Leising Kevin 80 115 Lennert Eric 80 111 Lenz Jennifer 79 Leonard Barbara 69 Leonard Jennifer 72 113 Leonard Jennifer 74 Leonard Laura 78 Leonard James 160 37 56 leoncini Samuel 68 Leoncini Diane 82 Leto Paul 40 Levi Gretchen 74 101 Lewis Kimberly 74 26 45 54 Lewis Shawn 82 Lewis Christopher 160 160 43 53 Lewis Robert 184 Lindquist Amy 83 Lindquist Christopher 66 22 27 36 59 Little Jeffrey Loewer Keith 80 56 Loewer William 160 56 Long Brian 161 Loos Tracey 82 Loos Dawn 161 Loudenslager Amanda 67 44 96 Loudenslager Jeff 161 115 Loughran Ian 161 Lubecki Jennifer Lubecki Kirk 75 Lubke Melissa 80 Ludwig Mr. 88 Luke Kim 161 Lukowski Keith 76 Lundstedt Torbjorn 161 43 Lux Keith 70 Lyon Dina 162 l lacDuffie Richard 70 35 MacDuffie Elizabeth 79 105 Macey Joyce 79 119 Machniak Johnathan 74 Macpeek Bonnie 81 Macpeek Bradley 162 115 MacVittie Christina 162 116 131 Maier Anmarie Maier Lukas 69 Maier Joy 75 29 Maier Jessica 162 Maier Mark 162 Maier Paul 162 Moines Julie 68 32 Maitland Victoria 163 101 Malchow Timothy 66 40 Maley Peter 74 22 36 53 Maley Kevin 163 9 37 96 107 109 Manly Mrs. 88 Manna Joseph 78 Manzella Roberta 79 Marandola Elizabeth 163 82 Maraschiello Michele 78 Marasco Christopher 163 41 116 Marchese Kelly 81 Marcinowski Paul 163 37 Mariano Daniel 82 23 47 Marshall Mr. 88 116 Martin Daniel 69 35 Martin Jennifer Martin Scott 163 37 108 Martino Tiffany 79 Marziale Deborah 164 Masse David 80 103 Massinger Lori 76 Massinger Brian 79 115 Masternak Crystal 73 Matteson Michele 70 Matteson Gretchen 73 Mattina Mary 164 108 Mattina Joseph 70 May Rebecca 164 29 114 184 Mayo Mrs. 88 Me Callister Stuart 164 Me Carthy Lynn Me Laughlin Karen 78 101 Me Nally Robin 75 McCadden Mr. 88 McCadden Mrs. 88 McClintick Julie 164 McConnaughey Laurie 66 34 McConnaughey Nicholas McCudden Jason 67 101 McCulloch Julie 82 McKenzie Andrew 69 35 51 McStravick Ian 70 58 Meechum Tana 164 48 Mehaffy Brendan 68 49 60 101 Melancon Gretchen 68 48 Meldrim Maureen 78 28 49 60 Meldrim Daniel 165 37 58 110 Messinger Mark 70 39 Meyer Julie 68 101 113 Meyer Donald 75 40 Meyer David 165 Meyers David 83 59 111 Michalakes Mr 88 Middleton Jacqui 83 31 Mihalko Kristen 68 44 54 101 Milewicz Darbi 72 26 44 Milewicz JR. Richard 72 Milewski Amy 69 Militello Maria 69 Militello Santo 78 103 Miller Julie 67 Miller Warren 67 69 Miller David 72 22 Miller Marcus 78 58 Miller Daniel 165 47 Miller Lori 165 116 131 Miller Mark 69 35 67 Milsom Jamie 82 Miner Elizabeth 74 48 101 Minnick Steven 72 Mong James 83 28 42 60 Monkelbaan Jill 165 27 Monte Thomas 74 42 Mooney Matthew 80 Morgan Amanda 67 Morgan Christopher 67 Morgan Deborah 66 46 54 101 Morgan Dennis 78 Morgan III Lyle Morgan Jr. William 165 Morris Kimberly 72 30 32 Morris Michele 83 114 Morris Robin 166 46 101 107 Mowatt Donalyn 76 103 109 Moyer Kevin 73 Mullin Melanie 73 Murphy Mark 79 42 60 Murray Barbara 68 44 60 Murray Kelly 69 46 Murray Michelle 166 119 Mutton Christopher 83 47 |ardiello Mrs. 88 Nebrich Lorna 73 Neff Christopher 82 Neill Patrick 66 35 39 Nelson Kim 166 Nelson Todd 166 Nemes Mr. 88 Neubauer Mr. 88 Neuner Jenny 79 48 Newton Linda 166 114 Nice Lisa 79 101 109 Nicholas Kathy 82 31 45 55 Nicholas Lorianne 166 Niesyty Glenn Nirelli Michelle Nirelli Patrick Norris Timothy 79 Notery Jessica 79 30 48 109 Nowinski Jennifer 72 30 Nowinski Lynn 167 34 105 'Brien Thomas 167 41 57 184 O'Connell Chad 82 23 37 59 O'Mahony Siobhan 167 O'Neil Sean 73 Oakes Daniel 81 41 Oedbauer Diane 68 46 101 Oehman Donald 167 50 Ogilvie Janice 72 108 Oishei Tina 69 Oishei Joseph 167 58 Olendorf Michael 80 41 Opanashuk Leonard 40 Oroulke Norleen 76 Lang - O'Rourke - 189 p I acenzia Russell 69 Pagliano Marnie 72 32 Pagliano Allan 167 24 37 Paluszak Bob 168 37 Paolini Mrs. 88 Paolucci Deanna 68 32 Paolucci Arthur 79 58 115 Pappas Mr 88 Parante Jr. John 74 25 40 Parisi Jason 68 39 Parrinello Mr. 90 Parry Christopher 79 Parsons Jodi 78 Patterson Julie 68 Patterson Mrs. 88 112 Patterson Donald 82 28 37 Pawelek Russell 66 Pawelek Richard 168 Pecenco Juliet 79 30 38 55 Pedone Ziggy 168 109 184 Peffer Jay 168 115 Penhollow Susan 82 33 184 Penhollow Mark 168 Pepper Christopher 82 41 Pepper Melissa 168 31 Peracciny Karri 46 Perry William 82 Peters Mr. 88 Peters Stephen 28 36 Peterson Jill 72 96 Peterson Julie 73 48 Peterson Patrick 80 37 59 115 Petroci Mrs. 88 Petroci Michael 72 Petroci Susan 81 Pfennig William 169 Pickering Sarah 70 101 Pickersgill Jill 75 Pinkoski Barbara 169 101 Piper Mr. 90 Pisano Jeanyne 70 Pisano Jr. Louis 169 Plato Alan 72 40 Plato Cynthia Podlewski Paul 67 35 57 113 Polowski Erik 74 Polvinen Alana 52 Pope Connie 169 Pope Edward 169 Powers Jason 169 9 37 58 109 185 Priebe Matthew 69 Prieto Michelle 81 Princess Dwayne 81 Princess Brian 75 Printup Mrs 88 Prise Jennifer 170 114 116 Pritchard Vicki 72 26 48 57 Pritchard Penny 170 57 114 Q V Cumlan Jacqueline 74 113 Quinlan Kathleen 170 109 Quinn Karen 46 Quinn Colleen 170 31 46 114 116 Quinn Katie 76 46 54 f ackl Cari 44 101 Raczynski Thomas 170 41 Redder Destin 69 35 96 Radolffi Paola 46 Rad wan Rachel 74 26 44 54 112 Ramunno Renee Rapp Mrs. 88 Rapp Michael 170 25 47 Reinke Jason 76 50 Reise Nathan 69 39 57 Reithmeier Jason 75 Reitmeier Brett 171 Reitz Mrs. 88 Renkas Anthony 74 23 Rex Christopher 171 35 Reynolds Robert 171 58 Rich Mr. Richbart Mr. 88 Richeal Erin 78 Richey Michelle 171 Richey Lisa 171 Richmond IV William 171 Ried Mr. 89 Ried Michael 74 22 42 50 Riek Dena 172 Rifenburg Douglas 78 28 37 108 Riga Ann 72 Riggio Carlo 172 Riorden Aimee 78 101 Rivett Frank Robb Christopher 69 40 Robb Karen 172 Roberson Brian 82 53 Rogenthien Todd 72 22 40 52 Rogers Paul 68 39 Rogers Michael 79 41 Rogers Jeffrey 75 Rogers Evelyn 172 105 119 Rogowski Michelle 78 Rohloff Richard 67 35 58 Rohloff Tina 172 Romanek Richard 172 56 135 Romanowski Mr. 89 112 Rondina Lana 81 33 96 Ropach Brian 67 39 Ropach Shara 81 105 Roper Allan 76 Roper Lisa 173 Rores Richard 173 37 107 109 184 Rosel Jennifer 173 Rosenthal Thomas Rosowicz Rae Lynn Rosowicz Leonard 76 Roth Karen 173 55 105 109 184 Ruchala Chad 72 22 36 52 Rusnell James 72 36 Russell Susan Ryan Kimberly 72 108 Rysziewicz Jennifer 78 115 ✓agerman Tricia 69 Samanka John 76 Samson III William Sangiacomo Mrs 89 Sargent William 75 40 Satyono Evelyn 173 Sauers Christine 70 Sauers Gregory 78 Savakinas Joseph 69 Savakinas Michele 75 Sawyer Denise 173 Schad Joshua Schadel Alan 72 23 109 Schaffer Julie Schalk Lynn 73 103 Schalk Amy Jo 174 Schalk Jennifer 174 Schaubert Cynthia 174 Schaus Jennifer 70 Scherer Thomas 81 Scherf Mrs. 89 Schlager Robert 72 52 Schmid Jennifer 70 101 Schmidt Mrs. 89 Schmidt Renee 73 Schmitt Kurt 68 39 Schmitt Monica 78 101 109 Schnobrich Mr 89 Schuh Gregory 174 Schuler Deborah 174 Schulten Lisa 82 Schultz Hans 67 39 Schupach Eric 82 59 Schurr Tammy 69 Schwartz Carolyn 82 56 Schwindler Stacey 174 28 46 114 Scott Annabeth 74 46 Scott Roberta 73 Sczulewski William 79 Secor Julie 69 48 54 96 101 Segal Stacey 175 Seki Minori 81 42 60 Selin Steven 67 51 Selin Scott 78 119 Sellers Ellyn 68 Semanchin Thomas 68 Semanchin Annette 79 109 Sgamma Philip 175 24 41 96 185 Shaft Gennavive 73 46 Shaffer Julie 75 Shatzel Christopher 72 22 36 Sheldon Jennifer 175 Sheldon Kelly 175 Shipengrover Joanna 82 Shipengrover Mr. 89 114 Shorey Alison 82 105 Showalter Ginger 175 Showalter Roger 80 41 Shrauger Samuel 175 111 Siegert Arleen 176 Simon Greta 176 103 105 115 Sklener Aaron 76 50 Skop John 78 43 53 Skorupski Rayna 67 60 190 - Pacenzia - Skorupski Skorupski David Sliwinski Karen 73 Smeal Roni 72 Smith Amy 69 Smith Connie 73 44 96 112 113 Smith Sherri 73 34 Smith Jennifer 83 Smith Stephanie 82 101 Smith Alison 176 28 45 60 110 184 Smithey Mrs. 89 Snider Melanie 176 101 Snook Emma Snook Paul 75 Snyder Tamara 176 Speyer Mark 176 28 60 Sprosty Nicole 176 46 Staebell Jennifer 73 60 StaebeH Mark 177 41 114 116 Stahl Tammy 177 Stammler Tammy 75 Stanley Gregory 67 39 Stanley Howard 177 Stasiak Mrs. 89 Stein Paul Stein Patrick 177 50 Stephens Michelle 66 Stiglicz Jill 66 38 101 Stiles Sandra 75 Stilman Bryan Storm Jessica 72 30 38 96 Storm Sarah 177 Strode Kelly 74 Strauch Justin 82 Strickland Edward 66 39 103 Strickland Jeffrey 66 39 103 Sulick Christian 66 39 59 Sullivan Dennis 74 40 Sutherland Shawn 73 103 Sutherland Mr 89 Sutton Nathan 75 109 Sweeney Maryjane 74 Sweeney Amy 177 Sweeney Jr James 178 41 184 Swick David Szpylman Richard Szpylman Tracey 78 Szulewski B 115 Szulewski Paul 67 Tack Ms. 89 Tamburello Anthony 73 Tatarski Brenda 73 Taylor Mrs. Tefft Jennifer 80 Tepas Dayna 67 44 Terrano Phillip 72 50 Terrano Michael 83 28 49 60 Terwilliger Dawn 78 Thieiman Michelle 70 Thomas Melissa 66 101 Thomas Carey Thompson Aimee 68 96 Thompson Daniel 73 46 Thompson Jacquelyn 178 Thompson John 178 116 Thuman David 80 23 Topol Mrs. Torrey Bruce 80 115 Toth Jason 67 35 58 101 Toy Mr. 89 Tracey Kyle 178 Tracy Jason 67 22 36 52 Transiskus Sharon 80 26 Trometer Kenneth 178 41 185 Troyer Brian 74 36 58 Tubin Mrs. 89 Tyler Vickie 81 jhteg Donna 81 Urban Thomas Usatch Stephen 79 23 37 an Delinder Jodette 179 Van Delinder Tawny 73 26 VanBourgondien Denise 178 9 33 VanBourgondien Irene 67 32 Vantine Danielle 179 VanWagenen Mrs. 89 Vasbinder Amy 78 Vasconcellos Lucas 179 41 73 Vassallo Melissa 74 48 57 Vassallo Andrew 179 25 143 Vaughn Ryan 35 Vecchio Daniel 67 Vehar Mr. 89 Ventura Hillary 80 Vesper Mr. 89 53 Vieaux Jason 74 Vieaux Alan 179 Visone Lydia 183 28 Visone Cynthia 179 Vogel Amy 76 Vogt Mr. 89 Vogt Daniel W ack Christopher 74 28 49 60 Wadhwa Keepak 73 Waible Joyce 73 26 113 Waible Kirk 180 49 58 96 Walgate Daniel 80 24 43 Walleshauser Mrs. 89 Walter Robert 180 24 37 53 97 110 Wargala Brian 81 58 Waters Joseph 78 Watson Karen 83 105 114 Wdowka Carol 83 30 45 Webster Katrina 68 Webster Resden 180 Webster Dennis 180 28 49 60 110 135 184 Weiler Krista 180 Weirich Mark 180 59 Weiss Mrs. 89 Weller T Joseph 181 24 37 96 110 135 Werner Charlotte 79 Wersen Eric 69 Wertz Mrs. 89 West Pauline 181 109 Whitacre Shannon 66 34 White Trevor 67 113 White Derek 73 28 49 60 White Chad 181 Whitmarsh Christopher 40 Wilks Ms. 89 Willard James 81 Williams Karen 181 Wilson Christopher 72 42 103 Wilson Wendy 181 Wilson Michelle 76 Wingard Mr. 89 Winger Scott 67 Winiarczyk Lynn 181 46 108 Wise Kevin 81 Wisto Jessica 66 Wisto Joshua 83 58 Wodzinski Jennifer 68 101 105 Wolbert Lori 182 Wolfe Cory 82 41 Wolniewicz Theresa 68 Woodin James 70 35 101 Woodward Daniel 182 41 Wutz Mrs. 89 Wyman Kimberly 182 109 anno Scott 74 Yanno Anthony 182 24 41 56 108 Yeskoot Rosemary 182 105 131 Yorio Jonathan 72 52 Young James 72 43 52 Young Ms. 89 fc—ajac Michelle 182 46 116 119 Zampogna Dr. 89 Zeilinski Edward 72 57 103 Ziegler Heidi 80 Zimmerman Erica 66 Zimmerman Catherine 182 9 96 119 185 Zureck Mike 76 Zureck Kelly 183 Zwierschke Eric 66 50 103 ■ Skorupski - 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(onyUZUi CATHY: Cath, are you typing in sports articles or are you figuring out the advantages of you and Missy buying a car to go home early? Thank you very much for ail the hours you spent hunched over the computer - you'll never see it again. Your perfectionism has paid off! EVE SIOBHAN: Your literary con- tributions have sparked the 1988 Saga. They were beautiful and added meaning to the book. Thank you very much for sharing your talent with us! JILL KELLY: I always knew I could count on you for last minute pro- jects. Kelly, you have wonderful talent and I'm glad we were able to use it in the Saga. Jill, thank you for always dealing with the mon- ey, pay orders, and bills with a friendly smile. JOYCE KIM: See, the cropper can be your friend! A special thanks to you for the terrific un- derclassmen section. You must also be congratulated for your fine efforts on the sports sections. Good luck next year, and remem- ber, smile when you say year- book! KATIE: Thanks so much for all your invaluable time and effort in the sensational organization sec- tion! But, I can't stop there. There is no way to express my thanks for your extra help in the opening, sports, and Index sections. I'm sor- ry you had to do it three times. LEIGH: Leigh, I know you will take many memories with you from your yearbook experiences here at Clarence. Not only will you know the meaning of friendship, hard work, dedication, and orga- nization, but you will never forget Knack and Richards' phone num- ber for the rest of your life! I can always say you were there when I needed you, and you fulfilled the job of assistant just as I knew you would! MISSY: I wish there was one word that could explain all the time, effort, and dedication you have devoted to the 88 Saga. I wish I could find one word that would do justice to the thanks I want to give you. Could that one word be classic? Well, it's the last day. Saggy, and we haven't fought yet! They didn't know our classics! SCOTT: We can thank you for most of the pictures in this book because you know I can not use a camera! The lens cap and the film are against me! Thanks for helping out this year! SHERRY: When you said this was the year for patrons you were right! Thanks for all your help, dedication, and organization in the patron section! Hey, if 95 de- gree weather can't stop us what can? Thanks a lot and congratu- lations for one if the most success- ful patron drives Saga has ever seen! SPORTS: It was different, it was classic, now it's over! Thank you for helping out! TYPISTS: Just think we went all year and we never lost a file, just a computer! All your hours of typ- ing and computer work are finally over, and Saga is indebted to you. ADVISORS: Thank you doesn't seem to be a big enough word to capture our gratitude to you! The personal time and attention you have contributed has enabled us to make the 1988 Saga some- thing we will never forget. Thanks for your leadership and all your help, but most of all thank you for all the laughter, all the fun, and for being our friend! FOND FAREWELL TO A DEAR FRIEND JILL WAWRZYNSKI ALISA, MISSY AND CREW To Jill, You have worked with Saga for four years now, and without you. it would have been an impossible task Some would say that loyalty, diligence and hard work are rare qualities today. You certainly have de- stroyed that myth. Your unique quality of being able to find humor in the most exasperating situations has proved a godsend time after time. You have insisted on quality from all of the staff members whom you have come in contact with, and they have learned a great lesson from you. We wish you well in your chosen profession, and in your life. Be sure to stop back and see us from time to time and charm us with your wit. The staff of the 1988 Saga needed only one thing to make their collective lives complete - a major ava- lanche. Insanity may be redefined as volunteering to work on a yearbook. The theme of the book, A Touch of Classics, embodied the entire staff. Through many adversities, plus the normal harrowing experiences of putting together a book, the staff pulled together and this book shows the results of their blood, sweat and tears. May your lives reflect your willingness to work and love. You people reflect your own theme so well. GOD BLESS, AND GO WITH OUR LOVE Uncle Mike, D. C., and the Saga Staff of 1988. LOVE AND THE BEST IN LIFE TO YOU ALL Uncle Mike and D. C. 192 - A Touch of Classics