Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

I . 1980 CREST INDEX page Dedication 2 Retirees 4 Theme 6 Administration 10 Seniors 18 Underclassmen 40 Elementary 52 Organizations 68 Honor Assembly 93 Activities 96 Senior Activities 108 Sports 112 Athletic Assembly 134 Advertising 138 DEDICATION Mrs. Patricia Sandford Griffin graduated from Fillmore Central School in 1952. Our school nurse received her education at the University of Rochester; in 1964, she joined the Fillmore faculty. We appreciate her cheerful smile, the many times she has tended to our cuts and bruises, the frequent occasions on which she has been a willing chaperone, and her understanding and friendliness toward students and faculty. We gratefully dedicate CREST of 1980 to Mrs. Griffin. 2 3 Mrs. Marjorie Clark spent thirteen years as secretary to the guidance counselor. Previous positions include being secretary to the Chief of Na- val Operations and office manager of Washington Bible College. RETIREES Dr. Ralph Kleinspehn began his FCS ca- reer as a physical education teacher and retired as elementary principal after thirty- one years of service. His educational background includes Cortland State, Uni- versity of North Carolina, and Cornell Uni- versity. 4 Mrs. Catherine Vasile was a secre- tary for Eastman Koday, RG E, and State University College at Geneseo before becoming secretary for twenty-three years to the supervis- ing principals at FCS. Mrs. Rachel Frazier, who has nine- teen years of service, has been a bus driver, cafeteria worker, and cafeteria manager. She received her education at Cornell University. Mr. Burt Swales taught social stud- ies a year before coming to FCS as guidance counselor and assistant principal, a position held for thirty- two years. He is a graduate of Houghton College and Syracuse Uni- versity. 5 Reaching out is the education for our imaginative life. 7 Each must REACH to attain his goal. 8 Mr. Eddie M. Husted, Superintendent Congratulations to you, the FCS class of 1980, as you achieve high school graduation and embark on your fu- ture. You are entering the main stream of life at a point in time when opportunities and choices that are open to you are more vast then ever before. As you set goals for yourself, whether they be immedi- ate short range objectives or life-long ambitions, it is im- portant for you to remember that it takes persistent ef- fort to achieve. Set realistic goals for yourself but aim high. Aim beyond what is within your resources and abili- ties at the present moment. As the old adage says, Be sure your reach exceeds your grasp. This is one way to insure personal growth and achievement. May you always be reaching toward a goal, and when you have achieved it, may you reach out again and again to the new and varied opportunities which life will offer. My best wishes to each of you for an exciting and challenging future. . SEATED: Miss Genevieve Kolakowski, Mr. Wayne Estabrook, Mr. Gene Ben- Mrs. Catherine Vasile, School Secretary nett. STANDING: Mr. Max Smith, Mr. Terry Allen 12 Mr. Keith Barber, Business Manager Mrs. Roberta Ashcraft, Secretary Dr. Ralph Kleinspehn, Assistant Principal Mr. Burt Swales, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Marjorie Clark, Secretary W Mrs. Veronica Barber, Administrative Assistant � y to the Superintendent 13 Mrs. Sumski and Mrs. Wing, Library and Media Center HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ROW ONE: Mrs. Talbott, Miss Fanton, Miss Hardy, Mrs. Chynoweth, Mrs. Hays ROW TWO: Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. Hold, Mrs. Eltscher, Miss Murphy, Miss Lamon ROW THREE: Mr. Rusinko, Mr. Glossner, Mr. Wozniak, Mr. Brenneman, Mr. Williams, Mr. Hirsch, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Griffin ELEMENTARY TEACHERS AND AIDES ROW ONE: Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Eckler, Mrs. Nevinger, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Yanda, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Kleinspehn, Mrs. Pettit, ROW TWO: Mrs. Knowlton, Miss Byrnes, Mrs. Vadavick, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Cum- mings, Mrs. Bentley ROW THREE: Mr. Neel, Mr. Gillette, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Forkey, Mr. Miller, Mr. Breuer, Mr. McGlynn, Mrs. Roeske, Mrs. Brown Right: Mrs. Chapman, Resource Room Miss Howbridge, Speech Correction Mr. Tower, Psychologist 15 HIGH SCHOOL MONITOR As faculty assistant, Mrs. Rakoska keeps the attendance register, types mid-term and final exams, duplicates tests throughout the year, monitors halls and the late bus students, pre- sides over four study halls, and assists the teachers in numerous other ways. MONITORS Study Hall and Cafeteria (L to R) Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. MacEwan, Mrs. Teller, Mrs. Kozlowski, Mrs. Fish CUSTODIANS ROW ONE: Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Cayford ROW TWO: Mrs. Beil, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Yanda ROW THREE: Mr. Armison, Mr. Hale 16 CAFETERIA WORKERS ROW ONE: Mrs. Cassady, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Luckey ROW TWO: Mrs. Vedder, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sonnleitner BUS DRIVERS ROW ONE: Mr. Potter, Mr. Frazier, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Brown, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Hannah ROW TWO: Mr. Cronk, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Wolfer, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Bailey, Mr. Kozlowksi, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Limburg 17 Were I so tall as to reach the pole. Or grasp the ocean with my span, I must be measured by my soul: The mind is the standard of the man! Shaun Allshouse, Vice-President; Bruce Howden, Treasurer; Kelly Buckley, President; Lori Ricketts, Secretary. SENIORS CLASS MOTTO: Tomorrow is a day not yet lived, and yesterday is a day already gone; But today is now, And now is the time to enjoy. Helen Mason CLASS COLORS: Dark Green, Mint Green, and Ivory CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS SONG: Come Sail Away CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Chynoweth, and Mr. McGlynn The senior year marks the end of thirteen years of school and the dispersing of our class. The class of 1980 will remember the hard work, the fun, and most of all —the friendships. Our memories of the time spent together will be cherished. There are memories from the first days of school until gradu- ation. As we leave Fillmore Central School we will encounter new challenges and exciting experiences, but we will always remember FCS and all of the good times. 20 Mr. McGlynn and Mrs. Chynoweth, class advisors. Kelly Buckley Michael Hatch Arnell Beardsley Christine Campbell Peter Coddington Tina Carmer 21 I Bernadette Friedl James Hatch BOCES Ruth Ellis Teresa Fili Brenda Daley Douglas Granger 22 Esther Emmett David Fish Deborah Granger Terry Guth Deborah Cronk Kim Bellinger 23 Becky Hess Laurie )acobson A wr % Ramona Herriman William Nisbet Bruce Howden Allan Hennard t 24 Leslie Osborn Creggory Reinbold Mandy Phillippi Steven Williams Lisa Wendt Sherry Reinbold 26 Phillip Winchip Roger White Vanessa Roth Susan Turk Tracey Williams Russell Zemke 27 Brenda Bower Ronalda Storms Mike Cardone Tricia Hodnett Lori Ricketts 28 Jody Ricketts Helen Mason Ray Bowman Linda Hennard Shaun Allshouse Shelly VanBuskirk 29 30 31 SENIOR TORONTO TRIP On May 21, 1980, the senior class gathered in front of the school. Though it was raining, the group anxious- ly waited for Les to appear with his Blue Bird bus to take them to Toronto. The first stop after crossing the border was at the Ontario Science Centre. Then they went to The Town Inn to spend the next two nights. After unpacking, they enjoyed the indoor swimming pool, saunas, and the outdoor tennis court. For dinner that night everyone dressed up and ate at the famous Ed's Warehouse. Afterward Les drove them to the Col- onnade Shopping Plaza to view The Great Toronto Adventure. The next day, the seniors and their advisors boarded a bus for the tour of the city and a visit to Casa Loma. Afterward they went to the Metro Zoo and then to the Canadian Beef Company for dinner. To end the day, they attended a baseball game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the New York Yankees. The last day they packed and left the Town Inn for the CN Tower. After their ride up and down the tower, they left for Ontario Place, and then started their trip homeward with a stop-off in Niagara Falls to visit the SKYLON Tower. JUNIOR-SENIOR DINNER DANCE 34 The Junior-Senior dinner and prom was June 6. Using the theme Stairway to Heaven, the cafeteria was transformed into a starlight world; in the gym were stairs to the stars. After the dinner, senior wills, prophecies, gifts, and slides of the Toronto trip made up the program which was followed by dancing to the music of the Whirlwind. JUNIOR-SENIOR BREAKFAST FACING PAGE LEFT: (top) Shelly looks for the last drop, (middle) Mr. Williams scrambles the eggs (bottom) Wake up. Barb and Bill — better days ahead. RIGHT: (top) Enjoying the breakfast (middle) The advisors serve (bottom) relaxation. 36 BACCALAUREATE How to be a Hitter was Rev. Nelson Crowell's address. The invocation, prayer, and benediction were given by Rev. Norbert E. Selzler. The senior choir performed sev- eral selections, and the high school orchestra played the processional and the recessional. Rev. Nelson Crowell Standard Bearers Billie Jo Crane, Dominic Cardone COMMENCEMENT The processional and the recessional were played by the Fillmore Central School Band for the seventy-eighth commencement held in Wesley Chapel on )une 20, 1980. Peter Charles Coddington gave the salutatory; and Brian D. Hinz, the valedictory. Mr. John R. Davis offered the invocation. The topic of the address by Mr. Andrew F. Haynes was Our Nation's Greatest Asset. The diplomas were presented by Board President H. Wayne Estabrook. Junior marshalls are Billie Jo Crane and Dominic Cardone. Andrew F. Haynes 39 JUNIORS Our junior year is busily spent on organizing and thinking about ways to make money for our forthcoming year. We have a small class; but we are united. We chose our advisors, and we are anticipating a great senior year. ROW ONE: L. LaLonde, C. McGlynn, K. Schroeder, J. Ricketts,). Metzger, L. Smith ROW TWO: B. Vosburg, G. Tromble, P. MacEwan, B. Nystrom, D. Polaski, R. Thomas ROW THREE: R. Redman, L. Thayer, L. Swales, S. Parker, T. Smith, L. McNiel ROW FOUR: S. VanBuskirk, D. Zeller, T. Lilly, R. Pettit, G. Tavernier, R. Nelson 42 ROW ONE: T. Ashcraft, D. Davis, C. Brown, S. Horton, D. Beardsley ROW TWO: M. Boyd, G. Aylor, C. Denning, V. Grant, S. Burke ROW THREE: S. Hennard, P. Cronk, B. Hume, S. Best, M. Emery, B. Crane ROW FOUR: B. Bower, L. Findlay, C. Beil, S. Bailey, D. Cardone, B. Gayford ROW ONE: B. Daniels, L. Arnold, B. Washburn, C. Fairbanks ROW TWO: K. Albright, B. Patridge, S. Turk, A. Thomas, D. Granger ROW THREE: ). Mickle, M. Sherlock, R. Bentley, ). Thomas, M. Austin Joellen, Viv, and Heather — The Three Stooges SOPHOMORES The sophomore year is one in which students are faced with chal- lenges such as geometry and biol- ogy. They also have more privileges. The class looks forward to starting their fund-raising activities. ROW ONE: B. Emmett, D. Beardsley, T. Beardsley, ). Fraschetti ROW TWO: J. Ellwood, K. Denning, A. Friedl, K. Carmer ROW THREE: T. Crane, C. Brown, B. Findlay, D. Fancher ROW FOUR: D. Cassady, R. French, M. Arnold, J. Bowe, ). Doyle 44 ROW ONE: L. Hulse, S. Krause, B. Grant, D. Grice, L. Hodnett ROW TWO: C. Guth, M. Granger, S. Harding, ). Hennard, W. Hotchkiss ROW THREE: C. Storms, T. Harrington, L. Good, ). Krizan, ). Lilly, C. Gross ROW FOUR: B. Hinz,). Kennedy, J. Konz, B. Greenway, P. Hess, J. Luckey ROW ONE: J. Mullen, P. Wilson, C. Wagoner, R. Macomber, C. Marriott, B. Ricketts, H. MacEwan, E. Papke, D. Macomber ROW TWO: K. Makowski, C. Mitchell, J. Zemke, S. Metzger, V. Roth, D. Nielsen, B. Pettit, J. Tavernier ROW THREE: ). Trzaska, T. Vedder, J. Hennard, S. Schroeder, M. Arnold, S. Woodin, A. Webster, M. Weller, D. Mason ROW FOUR: P. Mannion, M. Makowski, P. Schaubroeck, L. Purdy, K. Voss, T. Murphy, R. Smith 45 FRESHMEN In ninth grade we are not divided into groups that are always togeth- er, but we take courses of our own choosing. We are more involved in high school extra curricular activities. This is the year that we start thinking of ourselves as individules. Paul! What's so funny? ROW ONE: C. Every, J. fames, D. Kulp, j. Maines, T. Erb, M. Fiegl, T. Irish, L. Potter ROW TWO: B. Hess, A. Marino, W. Nary, F. Emmett, S. Cole, R. French, T. Fish, E. McNiel ROW THREE: T. French, D. McCrary, S. Peet, N. Nystrom, D. Perkins, T. Creenway, K. Kolakowski, K. Irish, D. Kennedy, ROW FOUR: C. Neal, J. Owens, H. Husted, T. Owens, R. Comski, C. Nordblum, J. Kish, K. Mickle, M. Lates 46 ROW ONE: J. Thomas, A. Smith, P. Smith, M. Tavernier, T. Washburn ROW TWO: P. Vosburg, T. Schroeder, B. Speicher, R. Reese, S. Turner ROW THREE: C. Voss, C. Teller, B. Vanda, T. Snyder, A. Web- ster, S. Walt, E. Tyler ROW FOUR: C. Storms, M. Thomas, T. Stekl, L. Tromble, C. Rhoades, T. Rich ROW ONE: ). Cronk, J. Cockle, S. Armison ROW TWO: ). Bowman, T. Brunke, S. Billings, S. Buckley, ROW THREE: ). Bowman, G. DeGroot, C. Belford, G. Colombo, ROW FOUR: B. Bailey, D. Bentley Everybody smile! EIGHTH GRADE In eighth grade we prepare our- selves for our first year of high school. There are a variety of teach- ers and harder subjects. In our last year of junior high we become more involved in school activities. ROW ONE: B. Sylor, D. Miller, D. Hatch ROW TWO: j. Nisbet, D. Merrill, T. Bennett, J. Russell ROW THREE: L. Fraschetti, P. Parker, D. Billings, S. Paulsen ROW FOUR: S. Fuller, D. Wolfer, R. Stanton, D. Cardone 48 ROW ONE: S. Freeman, M. Mills, C. Doyle, M. Friedl, K. Hulse ROW TWO: L. Papke, ). Bailey, C. Christen, K. Christensen, L. Frase. W. Totsline ROW THREE: D. Griffin, D. Bower, R. Hinz, S. Wagoner, L. Mills, E. Fiegl, D. Ricketts ROW FOUR:G. Roberts, A. Wolfer, R. Ellis, H. Clark, I. Aylor, C. Liddick, D. Merriam ROW ONE: ). LaLonde, L. Nisbet, E. Sylor ROW TWO: L. Swartz, T. Barnes, C. Nusbickel, S. Kish, B. Thies ROW THREE: T. Miller, D. Ricketts, L. Thomas, T. Pope, C. Cornell ROW FOUR: D. Schaubroeck, ). Beil, M. Boyd, A. Bennett, N. Ferrin SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade is a big change. There are many new schedules fol- low. In math new systems are learned. In science we learn about plant cells and other living things. In gym, technique and style are im- proved. 7-A waits for the period to end. ROW ONE: R. McNiel, L. Voss, ). Ferrin, T. Pope, A. Peet, K. Covert, C. Brunke, L. Denning ROW TWO: E. Beardsley, T. Mizel, R. Billings, S. Vasile, W. lohnson, C. Roberts, K. Trzaska, L. Taylor ROW THREE: C. Webster, ). St. Amant, S. Woodin, S. Lane, E. Preston, B. Allen, T. Worthington, J. Clark ROW FOUR: L. Krzos,). Roloson, S. Schroeder, D. Heinz, K. Fuller, D. Alderman, S. Frazier, S. Gomski 50 ROW ONE: M. Saufley, D. Dersam, B. Speicher, K. Turner, G. Wilcox, M. Friedl, D. Frase ROW TWO: K. Armison, T. Cutting, L. Popp, J. Kulp, C. Tromble, D. Rafalski, C. Appleton ROW THREE: W. Kennedy, T. Neal, B. Williams, P. Burrows, K. Prentice, S. Nisbet, L. McGlynn, K. Nordblum, ROW FOUR: M. Granger, G. Omans, D. Vedder, C. Belford, D. Rhoades, M. Trimm, J. Cockle, T. Hinz ROW ONE: R. Tyler, J. Villaverde, M. Potter, M. Baginski, W. Smith, W. Mauerman, R. Marriott ROW TWO: J. Allen, ). Nusbickel, S. Ackerman, C. Carmer, S. Hotchkiss, L. Thomas, G. Babbitt ROW THREE: D. Wolfer, D. Walt, N. Mason, P. Krause, M. Harrington, M. Parker, K. Freeman ROW FOUR: F. Evans, T. Ricketts, R. Brown, L. Denning, C. Bennett, J. Callopy 51 SIXTH GRADE In sixth grade the students are be- ing prepared for junior high. Math is a very important subject. In social studies the students study the an- cient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, and Rome. They also study the modern countries of Europe. The sixth graders are looking forward to seventh grade with a little bit of ap- prehension, but mostly excitement! They say school days are golden. ROW ONE: F. Sanders, K. Witherwill, R. jakubowski, R. Barber, J. Metzger, L. Omans ROW TWO: K. Vosburg, J. Aylor, H. Granger, V. Roberts, ). Trimm, T. Nielsen THIRD ROW: M. Smith, D. Teller, L. Pope, S. French, M. Good, P. Kulp, C. Massey ROW FOUR: Mrs. Cummings, M. Adamowicz, R. Neamon, J. Day, A. Nisbet, W. Vaclavik, H. Sardina 54 ROW ONE: L. Marino, C. Gillette, B. Morgan, B. Flint, M. Vasile ROW TWO: R. Culbert, T. Wolfer, C. Roth, D. Witt, M. Mills, C. Roederer ROW THREE: J. Ricketts, S. MacEwan, S. Konz, C. Wolfer, J. Nusbickel, P. Kulp, D. Munro ROW FOUR: Mr. Breuer, T. Kennedy, M. Tavernier, L. Ackerman, T. Wilson, D. Davis, B. Doyle ROW ONE: P. Slocum, T. Kuntz, J. Thomas, L. Curry, J. Crouch, M. Leax ROW TWO: K. Makowski, C. Kochersperger, C. Culbert, L. Trazaska, L. Reese, T. Miller ROW THREE: A. Hennard, D. Tesmer, D. Granger, |. Wolfer, K. Stekl, C. Harrington ROW FOUR: Mr. McGlynn, B. Speicher, W. Fiegl, K. Christensen, ). Ricketts, L. Trexler, P. Hurst FIFTH GRADE The fifth grade year is exciting. Students are beginning to feel closer to high school. Many of them are starting lessons on musical instru- ments. There is an emphasis on American history, creative writing, and the metric system. They study nature and take field trips to learn about the world around them. One class even had the opportunity to watch black mollies have forty-two babies. All work and no play! ROW ONE: P. Armison, D. Ellwood, E. Husted, D. Hatch, S. Trimm, T. Vasile ROW TWO: K. Fuller, B. Baize, N. Thomas, C. Ferguson, A. Frazier, T. Brunke ROW THREE: B. Kochersperger, L. Frazier, ). Miller, G. Rob- erts, K. Gross, D. Owens, C. Wolfer, L. Beardsley ROW FOUR: D. Cassady, K. Clark,). Sanders, M. Taylor, ). Cockle, M. Hodnett, Mr. Gillette 56 ROW ONE: T. Ackerman, M. Hodnett, M. Vosburg, D. St. Amant, R. Cox, M. McNiel, M. Good ROW TWO: M. Ellis, A. Lane, V. Fox, D. Armison, A. Appleton, P. Kish ROW THREE: M. Slocum, ). Frazier, K. Nystrom, S. Alderman, K. Kinney, D. Gomski, C. Belford, R. Sharp ROW FOUR: M. Noon, T. Carpenter, D. Morken, G. Beardsley, J. Burrows, M. Cole, Mrs. Knowlton ROW ONE: G. lames, D. Drury, ). Sparrer, K. Peet, P. Wood ROW TWO: E. Voss, ). Wolfer, B Flint, T. Rich, ). Ballard, P. Walt, M. Beardsley ROW THREE: E. Woodin, B. Merriam, A. Krzos, E. Brown, L. Karuse, K. Buckley, J. Bellinger, H. Myers ROW FOUR: B. Yanda, B. Brenneman, B. Worthington, I. Fiegl, M. Lathrop, A. Cutting, Mr. Nelson Mr. Forkey's hard working class. FOURTH GRADE Fourth grade is an exciting year. We learn a lot of new things and brush up on the old. This year, we've learned about famous Ameri- cans, become super multipliers and tried our hand at being scientists. We've worked on committees and group projects. It's been a busy year! ROW ONE: M. Bower, C. Roberts, P. Cornell, ). Hatch, D. Howard, S. Maclaughlin ROW TWO: C. Ben- nett, ). lakubowski, M. Rau, K. Moyer, R. Norton, L. Cassady ROW THREE: K. Stockin, C. Maines, ). Dorman, T. Allen, J. Schroer, T. Ellwood ROW FOUR: Mr. Forkey, S. Noon, j. Abbott, D. Frase, T. Clark, D. Erb, N. Adamowicz 58 ROW ONE: D. Clark, ). Sayers, T. Smith, M. Liddick,). Chandler ROW TWO: C. Austin, S. Ricketts, A. Shea, K. Therrien, L. Hotchkiss, M. Parmenter ROW THREE: D. Burger, S. Roth, T. Granger, A. Frazier, S. Baginski, D. Mills, ). French ROW FOUR: S. White, M. Trexler, R. Clute, B. Fish, L. Fuller, S. Kipple, Mrs. Peet ROW ONE: ). Wolfer, S. Smith, D. Reese, K. Daley, H, Barcus, L. Fuller ROW TWO: K. McKerrow, B. Ornans, J. Beardsley, L. Burger, C. Sweeney, K. Hallock ROW THREE: T. Perkins, S. Kish, D. Denning, C. Curry, Y. Kenyon, S. Saufley, ROW FOUR: E. Snyder, D. Ricketts, R. Blake, R. Tanner, M. Vosburg, L. Lim- burg, Mr. Neel 59 Future West Point Cadets. THIRD GRADE In third grade we learn cursive writing, multiplication, and begining work in science and social studies. We learn how to measure and how to figure the difference between nouns and verbs. In third grade we are really approaching grown up. ROW ONE: ). Teller, C. Evans, ). Sanders, M. Rau, A. Dorman, M. Schroer, S. Decker ROW TWO: K. Bennett, K. Davis, A. Kulp, T. Smith, K. Thayer, S. Moore ROW THREE: J. Piersma, M. Clark, B. Konz, M. Clark, M. Lewis, L. Wagoner, A. Cramer, R. Kinney ROW FOUR: J. Beardsley, T. Myers, C. Frase, B. Rose, B. Kibler, B. Howard, Mrs. Shannon 60 ROW ONE: L. Belford, C. Massey, M. Preston, ). Roederer, S. Mizel, P. Lathrop ROW TWO: A. Brown, S. Speicher, L. Clouse, C. Tucker, C. Bentley, C. Beardsley ROW THREE: M. Baginski, E. Carpenter, M. Hopkins, C. Baker, M. Rakoska, C. Patridge ROW FOUR: L. Morgan, D. Polaski, A. Baize, S. Trazka, D. Marriott, T. Armison, Mrs. Austin ROW ONE: J. Miller, P. Vosburg, T. Carpenter, J. Ellis, T. Covert, R. Bielewicz, A. Yantomasi ROW TWO: A. Tavernier, T. Turner, C. Irish, M. Rau, S. Nusbickel, L. Wood Row Three: M. Buckley, L. Bennett, P. France, M. Burrows, C. Brown, R. Sears ROW FOUR: J. Trimm, S. Frazier, P. Hulse, R. Nisbet, R. Smith, C. Gross, Miss Byrnes 61 SECOND GRADE Mischief is our business. Second grade is learning to work together well, and also learning to work independently. The students further their ability in reading and enjoy it. They write creative stories and work hard in English. As they have fun learning how to do cre- ative projects, they show growth in all subjects. ROW ONE: ). Ballard, E. Bereziuk, T. Beardsley, K. Thayer, K. Williams, F. Prentice, D. Clark ROW TWO: E. Nichols, H. Fiegl, R. Morgan, S. Brenneman, J. Hurst, J. Sparrer, S. Harris ROW THREE: M. Buchholz, M. Frazier, G. Noniewicz, N. Stekl, K. Cornell, P. Mills, R. Chandler ROW FOUR: C. Fraschetti, N. Irish, A. Yantomasi, T. Rakoska,). Stone, D. Pope, Mrs. Eckler 62 ROW ONE: S. McVaugh, T. Clark, L. Brown, E. Morken, K. Parmenter, R. Crouch, R. Shea ROW TWO: S. Buck, M. Frazier, B. Speicher, T. Davenport, K. Sexton, R. Woodin, H. Schroeder ROW THREE: C. Vasile, J. Arnold, C. Curry, C. Brown, D. Gorman, A. Therrien, K. Stockin, J. Hulse ROW FOUR: A. Clester, L. Mickle, ). Adamowicz,). Sylor, C. Beardsley,). Steadman, S. Knibloe, Mrs. Gillette ROW ONE: M. Bennion, ). Barry, L. Rhoades, M. Munro, T. Thayer, S. Omans ROW TWO: A. Ellis, A. Allen, A. Tavernier, R. Stanton, R. Brown, A. Colombo, N. Vadavik ROW THREE: J. Beardsley, M. Irish, M. Tanner, T. Wolfer, D. Miller, ). Rouse, C. Slocum, Mrs. Roeske ROW FOUR: S. Wilcox, R. Wilson, B. Sears, E. Rose, H. Horst, A. Mizel, A. Taylor 63 What did the teacher say? FIRST GRADE In first grade the main emphasis is on reading, writing, and arithmetic. First grade is the time that the stu- dents really learn to read. Nature study is a big part of first grade cur- riculum. Another important area is good nutrition, a very crucial factor in the students' ability to learn. ROW ONE: A. Smith, L. Rogers, B. Beardsley, E. McKerrow, V. (ames, D. Miller, A. Hale ROW TWO: ). Thayer, ). Speicher, M. Wolfer, B. Burrows, E. Culbert, S. Clark ROW THREE: T. Preston, A. Austin, W. Wiles, G. Gillette, E. Weirheiser, L. Boon, F. Ballard, S. Kenyon, ROW FOUR: S. Russell, S. Armison, ). Newland, C. Andrews, ). Piersma, S. Tormey, Mrs. Brown 64 ROW ONE: T. Baker, B. Miller, R. Walt, C. Clark, S. Barlow, W. Sylor ROW TWO: R. Ellwood, ). Roederer, M. Bliss, T. Barber, C. Bergman, H. Smith ROW THREE: P. MacLaughlin, L. Prentice, K. Skye, B. Sayers, H. Mellick, L. Rau, D. Curry, W. Barry ROW FOUR: Mrs. Nevinger, S. Johnson, C. Doyle, L. Frazier, L. White, B. Potter, A. Fili, Mrs. Kleinspehn ROW ONE: W. Worthington, D. Pouliot, C. Buchholz, B. White, K. Mills, T. Wolfer, K. Christensen ROW TWO: S. Clark, J. Moore, T. Brown, B. Herring, J. Thomas, E. Carpenter ROW THREE: S. Lewis, D. Ellwood, S. Clark, D. Beardsley, P. Hopkins, S. Rau, E. Howard, A. Myers ROW FOUR: Mrs. Roberts, A. Sparrer, A. Findlay, C. Bennion, J. Burger, K. Ornans, B. Balcom, Mrs. Bentley 65 KINDERGARTEN The first year of school is exciting, but also very hard work for kindergarteners who are taught how to get along with others and to be interested in learning. They have many new rules to learn and guidelines to follow. They also learn their letters and how to count with numbers. Kindergarteners have a lot of energy which they learn to use most effective- ly- Going home on a rainy day. ROW ONE: D. Seekings, T. Lindberg, S. Kish, T. Bereziuk ROW TWO: P. Halberg, M. Herke, C. Wilcox, C. Beardsley, D. Buckholz, J. Robinson ROW THREE: K. Miller, A. Wright, J. Curran, W. Slocum, D. Nusbickel, B. Miller ROW FOUR: Mrs. Chamberlain, T. Lathrop, R. Herring, B. Hess, M. White, M. Swimline, S. Smith, Mrs. Vanda 66 A delicious lunch. ROW ONE: C. Johnson, M. Gayford, J. Stone, J. Therrien, ROW TWO: A. MacEwan, M. Vaclavik, G. Vosburg, E. Jeffords, S. Howard, G. Turner ROW THREE: T. Hatch, P. Meacham, D. Morken, H. VanScoter, K. Harris, K. VanName, ROW FOUR: Mrs. Cutting, C. Miller, K. Barry, J. Balcom, S. Tucker, A. Moore, c Potter, Mrs. Bennett 67 69 Officers: ROW ONE: B. Bower — Secretary, S. Bailey — Vice-president, K. Buckley— President, ROW TWO:). Ricketts — Business Manager STUDENT COUNCIL This year Student Council orga- nized many new projects and activi- ties; in October we started out the school year by having a carnival. This was a fund raiser for all organi- zations in school. Other activities in- cluded the talent show, Christmas movie, roller skating party, car wash, and selling of candy at bas- ketball games. Field day was modi- fied this year because of construc- tion on the gym. Student Council is looking forward to a very successful 1980-81 school year. ROW ONE: C. Nusbickel, J. Ferrin, C. Colbert, W. Kennedy, T. Cutting ROW TWO: ). Ricketts, K. Schroeder, j. Bailey, P Vosburg, A. Yanda, B. Pettit, L. Hodnett ROW THREE: D. Polaski, B. Bower, T. Barnes, G. Roberts, S. Allshouse, j. Nusbickel ROW FOUR: M. Emery, T. Lilly, S. Bailey, C. Beil, J. Denning, ). Mullen 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is composed of students who are cho- sen by a group of faculty members. To be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society, sophomores must attain an average of 90 or higher, and juniors and seniors must have an average of 87 or higher. In addition to scholarship, the students are rated on leadership, service, and character. This year three seniors, seven juniors, and two sophomores were inducted. This year's senior class had a total of ten National Honor Society members. ROW ONE: B. Nisbet, R. Redman, B. Nystrom, A. Yanda, T. Hulse ROW TWO: S. Burke, L. Hennard, B. Creenway, D. Cardone, G. Tavernier, B. Crane ROW ONE: J. Ricketts, C. Campbell, V. Roth, L. Smith, E. Emmett ROW TWO: P. Coddington, R. Pettit, R. Bowman, B. Hinz x 71 SPACE SPACE takes on a new appear- ance every year, with the passing of every editor. This year more SPACE issues have been printed than any other year. SPACE sponsored a Christmas sto- ry contest and planned a literary is- sue; there even were issues with pictures. To the left are our officers: BOT- TOM ROW: Lisa Smith, production manager; Esther Emmett, editor-in- chief; Lisa Thayer, typing editor TOP ROW: Faith Emmett, art editor; Vanessa Roth, sports editor; Sally Parker, assistant sports editor; Laurie Swales, literary editor ROW ONE: K. Schroeder, B. Yanda, D. Granger ROW TWO: B. Speicher, J. Kennedy, G. Roberts, ). Webster ROW THREE: C. Brown, B. Crane, C. Teller, T. Greenway, P. MacEwan 72 CREST This year the CREST staff was made up of a group of hard work- ing high school students who put a lot of effort into the production of the yearbook. The staff spent one night a week doing layouts and typ- ing copy. To the left are our YEARBOOK EDITORS: BOTTOM ROW: Jennifer Ricketts, layout editor; Laura McNiel, editor-in-chief; Kelly Schroeder, busi- ness manager TOP ROW: Patty MacEwan, typing editor; Beth Nystrom, copy editor. ROW ONE: H. MacEwan, L. Smith, L. Swales, J. Bowman, E. McNiel, B. Cayford, B. Bower ROW TWO: H. Mason, B. Creenway, L. Osborn, D. Davis 73 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year the FFA participated in many group activities. Our fund-raising activities consisted of selling Wisconsin Cheese and Sausage, citrus fruit, garden seeds, and popcorn. In the fall many of us attended the Sub-district Leadership training in Cuba. Our Chapter also attended the Cornell FFA Day, and the fall contests at Mt. Morris where students took part in the welding, livestock, and dairy judging contests. Eight of our members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. During National FFA week, we participated in such activities as Prepared Public Speaking, Extemporaneous Public Speaking, Chapter Meeting, forum, and job interview. In the spring we sponsored the annual Chicken Bar BQ and Award Banquet. FFA members spend their summer attending FFA camp, judging con- ferences at county fairs, and Empire Farm Days. Extemporaneous Public Speakers: (left top) Brian Hinz, Sherry Reinbold; Prepared Public Speaker: Paul Cronk Forum Team (left below) (kneeling) Brian Hinz; (standing) Chair- man-Bill Nisbet, Gregory Reinbold, Bruce Hinz, Paul Cronk. FFA members: ROW ONE: G. Reinbold, B. Hinz, T. Prentice, G. Aylor, B. Hinz ROW TWO: S. Reinbold, P. Cronk, D. McCrary, F. Cronk, K. Makowski, B. Nisbet, M. Herriman ROW THREE: Miss Lundmark, A. Webster, T. Fish, ). Nean, C. Nordblum, J. Cockle, A. Marino ROW FOUR: P. Smith, C. Beil, T. Lilly, S. Bailey, L. Purdy, D. Blake, B. Bailey,). Luckey 74 Chapter Meeting Team: ROW ONE: Brian Hinz, Paul Cronk, Andy Marino, Gerald Aylor, Bruce Hinz, Bill Nisbet ROW TWO: Bryan Bailey, Terry Prentice, Carl Beil, Scott Bailey Empire Degree Winners: Gerald Aylor and Paul Cronk Chapter FFA Officers: Brian Hinz — President, Paul Cronk — Sentinel, Scott Bailey— Vice-President, Gerald Aylor — Treasurer, Bruce Hinz — Reporter, Bill Nisbet — Secretary 75 VARSITY CLUB To be a member of varsity club, students must have two varsity let- ters, or two J.V. letters and one var- sity letter. The varsity club has fund raising activities and sponsored a picnic at Letchworth for all varsity letter winners. The Varsity club officers (left): Vanessa Roth, President; Marla Nielsen, Vice President; Barb Marriott, Secretary; Steve Williams, Treasurer ROW ONE: C. McGlynn, B. Crane, V. Grant, L. Smith, K. Rich ROW TWO: C. Marriott, C. Brown, T. Ashcraft, D. Polaski, B. Bower, S. Allshouse, B. Nesbit ROW THREE: K. Schroder, P. Norton, M. Cardone, D. Cardone, B. Greenway ROW FOUR: M. Emery, S. Bailey, D. Zeller, L. Findlay, G. Tavernier, F. Winchip, B. Howden, R. Pettit, R. Bowman 76 SKI CLUB Depending on the weather, the Ski Club travels to Swain once a week to ski. The weather this year was not the best for skiing, but ev- eryone used their tickets and had a great time. Miss Byrnes was the ad- visor. ROW ONE: G. Roberts, C. McGlynn, K. Buckley, S. VanBuskirk ROW TWO: G. Aylor, C. Webster, ). Webster, B. Bower, D. Miller, H. MacEwan, D. Nielsen ROW THREE: P. Mannion, B. Ricketts, D. Polaski, A. Yanda 77 LIBRARY AIDES The library aides help Mrs. Sumski man the desk and are trained to as- sist students in finding media materi- als that they need. ROW ONE: Mrs. Sumski, D. Macomber, L. Morken, Mrs. Wing ROW TWO: D. Granger, D. Cronk, C. Denning, C. Nusbickel, T. Barnes,). Cronk, C. Belford, R. Ellis, L. Osborn 78 GUITAR The Christmas pro- gram of the guitar play- ers was a delight to see as well as to hear. Mrs. Ann Vaclavik has been teaching students to play the guitar for the past five years. More than 150 students have taken advantage of these free lessons, many be- coming proficient artists. To quote the students them- selves: The guitar is like a best friend. It gives us the chance to express ourselves through our music. When we're unhappy or angry or lonely, it's there to make us feel better. The gives us confidence to perform in front of a group and share good times around a campfire, at a wedding or a banquet, and especially with our families where everyone feels equal. Because of gui- tar we have many new friends and have become closer to old ones. It's really great to be able to make people happy by just sharing a song ans spreading a little love. The guitar actually becomes an extension or part of each of us, a good part. We can use what we've learned for the rest of our lives. GUITAR MEMBERS (below): ROW ONE: M. Tavernier, M. Hodnett, B. Husted, D. Owens, M. Beardsley, M. Hodnett, M. Ellis, B. Vanda, B. Clouse, S. Konz, M. Taylor, A. Appleton, ). Sanders, C. Wolfer, K. Clark, ). Cockle ROW TWO: C. Roederer, H. Sardinia, W. Vaclavik, ). Aylor, L. Thomas, K. Buckley, A. Cross, F. Sanders, ). Nusbickel, S. MacEwen, J. Day, K. Witherell, J. Ballard ROW THREE: C. Massey, V. Roth, D. Rafalski, A. Yantomasi, D. Stanton, V. Roberts, D. McCrary, P. Smith, P. Kulp, K. Makowski, ). Roloson, P. Kulp, K. Vosburg, D. Munro, C. Williams, C. Kochersperger ROW FOUR: J. Lilly, J. Tavernier, K. Kolakowski, Mrs. Vaclavik, S. Peet, C. Teller, S. Armison CONCERT WOODWINDS ROW ONE: C. Marriott, R. Pettit, D. Perkins ROW TWO: E. Emmett, K. Makowski, B. Speicher ROW THREE: ). Thomas, A. Yanda, B. Pettit, ), Kennedy ROW ONE: B. Marriott, L. Jacobson, C. Brown, T. Greenway ROW TWO: J. Fraschetti, P. MacEwan, L. Hulse, E. Papke ROW THREE: S. VanBuskirk, K. Rich, R. Redman, L. Smith, L. Swales, L. Hodnett 80 BAND BRASS ROW ONE: G. Colombo, D. Fancher, D. McCrary, P. Fancher ROW TWO: P. Cronk, F. Emmett, N. Nystrom, ). Mullen ROW THREE: T. Hulse, ). Brown, P. Wilson ROW ONE: B. Crane, D. Davis ROW TWO: B. Williams, P. Coddington, P. Norton ROW THREE: D. Blake, B. Emmett, M. Makowski 81 CADET BAND The Cadet Band, comosed of stu- dents in grades seven through nine, is a stepping stone to membership in the Senior Band or the Concert Band. The students work hard to ac- complish basic rehearsal procedures and to develop tone, balance, and technique, not only individually, but also as an ensemble. (Left) ROW ONE: C. Tromble, C. Ornans, R. McNiel ROW TWO: S. Lane, D. Ricketts, ROW THREE: D. Merrill, D. Stanton (Below) ROW ONE: G. Babbitt, D. Alderman, L. Frase, G. Williams ROW TWO: L. Thomas, K. Fuller, L. Papke ROW THREE: R. Stanton, L. Mills, D. Griffin, J. Bailey 82 FULL ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: Mr. Kennedy, G. Roberts, B. Speicher, A. Yanda, F. Emmett, N. Nystrom, J. Mullen, B. Ricketts, V. Roth, I. Aylor, L. Tromble, C. Brown, H. MacEwan ROW TWO: M. Saufley, D. Frazier, B. Speicher, K. Covert, K. Armison, S. Nesbit, C. Tromble, T. Cutting, B. Allen, W. Kennedy,). Nusbickel, B. Williams, M. Emery STRING ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: L. Tromble, E. McNiel, H. MacEwan, C. Brown ROW TWO: M. Saufley, T. Cutting, B. Speicher ROW THREE: Mr. Kennedy, B. Speicher, J. Mickle, M. Emery ROW FOUR: K. Covert, K. Armison, W. Kenne- dy, B. Allen 83 SENIOR CHOIR Julie Tavernier accompanies Senior Choir while Brenda assists her. To be able to participate in Senior Choir, stu- dents must be in grades 9-12. Under the direction of Mr. Kennedy the choir performs in concerts and choir competition. Many of the students are honored by being selected for all-County and All- State choirs ROW ONE: Mr. Kennedy, M. Tavernier, P. Smith, C. Bowman, C. Marriott, S. Reinbold, B. Ricketts, B. Hess, B. Hess ROW TWO: B. Pettit, |. Tavernier, F. Emmett, T. Ashcraft, K. Schroeder, L. Smith, C. McGlynn, ). Ricketts, ). Mullen, M.Wilson, L. Hulse, D. McCrary ROW THREE: E. McNiel, J. Fraschetti, C. Teller, T. Guth, B. Speicher, B. Grant, S. Parker, R. Nelson, L. McNiel, B. Yanda, G. Tromble, E. Emmett, L. Ricketts, S. Burke, V. Grant ROW FOUR: V. Roth, B. Emmett, D. Fancher, K. Kolakowski, J. Lilly, ). Kennedy, L. Tromble, D. Cardone, B. Gayford, P. Coddington, C. Rhoades, V. Roth, G. Tavernier, B. Crane, P. Cronk 84 MIXED CHOIR Mixed choir consists mainly of ju- nior high students; however, there are some high school students who participate in this organization. Mixed choir forms many memories for its members. ROW ONE: M. Saufley, D. Frase, L. Taylor, R. McNiel, B. Speicher, L. Voss, M. Tavernier, C. Tromble, L. Popp, T. Cutting ROW TWO: Mr. Miller, C. Babbit, T. Mizel, G. Williams, P. Stanton, K. Freeman, T. Pope, C. Roberts, B. Williams, L. Thomas, L. McGlynn, W. Kennedy, B. Hess, S. Krause,). Cronk, B. Hess, L. Frase ROW THREE: W. Allen, D. Rafalski, S. Gomski, D. Alderman, B. Vanda, D. Griffin, L. Fraschetti, T. Pope, j. Roloson, M. Parker, S. Armison, S. Peet, T. Ashcraft, ). Ricketts, K. Schroeder ROW FOUR: J. Bailey, L. McNiel, K. Christensen, J. Travernier, K. Kolokowski, D. Rhoades, L. Thayer, G. Tromble, G. Tavernier, C. Liddick! K. Rhoades, C. Belford, L. Tromble, B. Gayford, D. Cardone 85 GIRLS CHOIR ROW ONE: K. Rich, S. Burke, F. Emmett, B. Yanda, B. Hess ROW TWO: S. Parker, C. Tromble, H. Mason, K. Kolakoswki, V. Grant INTERMEDIATE CHOIR ROW ONE: E. Shanks, L. Trexler, B. Yanda, E. Cross, M. Hodnett, B. Brenneman, D. Morken, A. Cutting, T. Brunke, P. Armison, K. Clark, D. St. Amant, M. McNiel, B. Merriam ROW TWO: B. Husted, M. Tavernier, P. Walt, T. Kennedy, Leax, A. Lane, C. Culbert, H. Sardinia, K. Christensen, P. Wilson, L. Beardsley, W. Vaclavik, Mr. Miller ROW THREE: Good, K. Makowski, E. Brown, R. Barber, S. Frankenfield, H. Myers, C. Wolfer, D. Owens, K. Krause, A. Krzos, B. Flint, Witherell, D. Armison, T. Miller ROW FOUR: B. Baize, L. Williams, P. Kulp, M. Mills, S. French, J. Bellinger, C. Roth, Massey, P. Slocum, V. Roberts, D.Munro, K. Gross, K. Vosburg, S. MacEwan, S. Konz n 2 2 SENIOR HIGH HANDBELLS ROW ONE: H. Mason, L. Smith, L, Thayer, S, Peel ROW TWO: J Fraschetti, B Speicher, J. Kennedy, B Emmett, J. Mullen, Mr. Miller JR-HIGH HANDBELLS ROW ONE: D. Frase, L, McClynn, B. Vanda, T. Cutting, Mr. Kennedy 87 88 ELEMENTARY ORCHESTRA (LEFT ABOVE) ROW ONE: K. Davis, B. Howard, ). Sanders ROW TWO: S. Kipple, D. Frase, D. Howard, T. Kennedy, Mr. Kennedy ROW THREE: T. Granger, H Hicks, D. Owens, V. Roberts, T. Ellwood, S. McLaughlin FIRST YEAR BAND (LEFT BELOW) ). Sanders, B. Husted, ). Sparrer, B. Kochersperger, S. Trimm, M. Beardsley, G. James, K. Peet, B. Speicher, D. St. Amant, P. Armison ROW TWO: Mr. Kennedy, J. Miller, C. Woifer, R. Cox, B. Merrium, B. Baize, J. Ballard, J. Trimm, K. Gross, D. Crowe, L. Beardsley SECOND YEAR BAND (BELOW) ROW ONE: M. Good, M. Adamowicz, J. Ricketts, B. Brennamen, T. Nielsen, K. Clark, ROW TWO: K. Fuller, L. Krause, S. MacEwan, S. Konz, H. Sardinia, P. Wilson, Mr. Williams 89 ALL COUNTY All-County Band and Choir are or- ganizations in which students are se- lected by judges upon the individual school music teacher's recommen- dation. It is a great opportunity for each student to be a member of All- County music groups and to meet other music students throughout the county, and to perform under guest conductors. Jr. High All County Band (left) ROW ONE: N. Nystrom, F. Emmett ROW TWO: C. Williams, D. Perkins, S. Lane Sr. High All County Band (below) ROW ONE: V. Grant, S. VanBuskirk, L. Smith, V. Roth ROW TWO: B. Marriott, B. Ricketts, L. Jacobson, B. Emmett ROW THREE: R. Redman, A. Yanda 90 Sr. High All County Mixed Choir (right) ROW ONE: ). Mullen, S. Park- er, P. Cronk. ROW TWO: ). Fraschetti, H. Mason, G. Tavernier, B. Daley )r. High All County Chorus (middle) ROW ONE: B. Allen, M. Saufley, B. Vanda, W. Kennedy ROW TWO: K. Christensen, G. Babbitt, D. Griffin Elementary All County Choir (below) ROW ONE: T. Kennedy, K. Christensen, W. Vaclavik, M. Tavernier ROW TWO: D. Munro, C. Roth, C. Massey 91 Sandy Burke and Laura McNiel, All County Girls Chorus ALL-STATE Area All-State Band and Choir are organizations which include many counties and only the best students are picked. They are chosen by how the students played solos for Solo Competition and by their activi- ties in All-County and their own school. (Right) L. Morken, B. Ynada, M. Saufley (Below) L. Smith, B. Daley, B. Gayford, L. (acobson, F. Emmett 92 HONOR ASSEMBLY SCHOOL QUEENS and their ESCORTS: Senior: Barbara Marriott - Michael Cardone Junior: Sandra Burke - Randy Pettit Sophomore: Sally Krause-Jeff Hennard Freshman: Penny Vosburg-Troy Stekl Eighth Grade: Linda Nesbit — Scooper Paulsen Seventh Grade: Lona Taylor-David Rhoades ABOVE: (Right) Mr. Husted con- gratulates Vanessa Roth and Mike Hatch (middle) Stage Scene BELOW: (Left) Shaun Allshouse and Mike Hatch, school queen and king (Right) ROW ONE: L. Taylor, S. Krause, B. Marriott, S. Allshouse, S. Burke, P. Vosburg, L. Nesbit, ROW TWO: D. Rhoades, J. Hennard, M. Cardone, M. Hatch, R. Pettit, T. Stekl, S. Paulsen 93 94 HONOR AWARDS FACING PAGE: TOP: (L-R) S. Burke, R. Pettit, I Dare You Awards; M. Hatch, V. Roth, Babe Ruth Awards MIDDLE: (L-R) B. Crane, D. Cardone, Standard Bearer Award; M. Phillippi, D. Cronk, Clerical Award, Youth Employment Training Award; BE- LOW: T. Ashcraft, J. Ricketts, Art Service Award; B. Daley, B. Nisbet, Homemaking Awards. THIS PAGE: TOP: (L-R) C. McGlynn, S. Bailey; Girls' and Boys' State; B. Hess, R. Bowman, M. Phillippi, Hannah Findlay, Memorial Award (absent) P. Coddington MIDDLE: (upper) S. Reinbold, T. Greenway, M. Phillippi, L. Swales, Literary Contest Winners; (Lower) B. Nisbet, FFA Scholarship; G. Reinbold, Ricketts Agriculture Award: S. Bailey, Farm Bureau Citi- zenship Award; B. Hinz, Star Chap- ter Farmer; J. Cockle, Star Greenhand BOTTOM: B. Hinz, DeKalb Ag. Accomplishment Award, Bausch and Lomb Award; B. Hess, )im LaLonde Award 95 96 '! Beyond the infinite and boundless reach % 97 THE MIKADO By W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan Sponsored by the Senior Class November 1 and 2, 1979 The cast is as follows: The Mikado of Japan Nanki-Poo (his son, disguised as a wandering minstrel) Ko-Ko (Lord High Executioner of Titipu) Pooh-Bah (Lord High everything Else) Pish-Tush (a noble Lord) Ymu-Yum (three sisters, Pitti-Sing wards of Peep-Bo Ko-Ko) Katisha (and elderly lady, in love with Nanki-Po) Mike Cardone Bob Speicher Jamie Mullen Ray Bowman James Kennedy Lisa Smith Jennifer Ricketts Laura McNiel Brenda Daley CHORUS-Sue Armison, Terry Ashcraft, Joan Bowman, Peter Coddington, Billie Crane, Paul Cronk, Mark Emery, William Emmett, David Fancher, Paul Fancher, Brad Gayford, Tara Greenway, Joellen Lilly, Patricia MacEwan, Helen Mason, Col- leen McClynn, Edith McNiel, Tim Murphy, Bethany Nystrom, Shelly Peet, Cathy Rhoades, Vanessa Roth, Vivica Roth, Pam Smith, Glenn Tavernier, Julie Tavernier, Mike Tavernier, Chris Teller, Lynne Tromble BAND —Chris Campbell, Laurie Jacobson, Barbara Marriott, Joan O'Mara, Sierra VanBuskirk, Rhonda Redman, Amy Yanda, John O'Mara, David Samuels, Paula Wilson, Nancy Nystrom, Philip Norton, Michael Makowski, Barry Ricketts, Valerie Grant 98 99 FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON On March 27 and 28 the junior Class sponsored the production of Flowers for Algernon, a play by David Rog- ers based on the novel by David Keyes. Each of the three audiences responded enthusiastically to the play, and the cast is to be commended for portraying the characters so convincingly. CAST MEMBERS: Ray Bowman Brad Cayford Laurie Jacobson James Mullen Peter Coddington Linda Hennard Billie Crane Barry Ricketts Bill Emmett Pam Smith Patty MacEwan Bethany Nystrom David Huizenga Flip Winchip Suzanne Brenneman Sierra VanBuskirk Paul Fancher Vanessa Roth Director: Mr. Bruce Brenneman Flowers for Algernon is the com- pelling story of Charlie, a mentally retarded man, and the strange inter- weaving of his life with that of Algernon, a mouse. Experimental surgery has been performed on Algernon, increasing his intelligence four-fold. The operation is tried on Charlie, who rapidly changes from a moron to a genius, far more intelli- gent than his teacher or the doctors who created the technique. As Charlie approaches the peak of his brilliance, Algernon shows frighten- ing symptoms of regression. The story becomes a race against time. It is a different kind of play, poignant, romantic, funny and tragic, but with a hope for the indomitable spirit of man. 100 THE CHRISTMAS PLAY This year the elementary Christmas program was giv- en by the fifth and sixth grades. The fifth grade present- ed a play entitled A New Angle on Christmas” with students from all three classes participating. The sixth grade's one-act play centered on the task that the an- gelic host of heaven faced when they announced to the world the news of )esus' birth. SIXTH GRADE CAST Head Angel Peggy Kulp Angel 1 Gary Gillette Angel 2 Brian Doyle Angel 3 Kara Christensen Angel 4 Jill Nusbickel Angel 5 Sherri MacEwan (flute) Angel 6 Patty Kulp (harp) Angel 7 Jason Ricketts (drums) Angel 8 Connie Hariington (Bells) Mary Patricia Hurst loseph Dan Tesmer Angels: Karen Makowski 4 shepherds: Laurel Trexler Louis Curry Louis Marino Dave Granger Tammy Miller Kevin Closser Melissa Leax Charles Wolfer Larry Omans Innkeeper: Cheryl Kochersperger Laura Trzaska Patricia Slocum Jeff Crouch Dean Davis Russell Barber Chris Culbert Roger Culbert 102 FIFTH GRADE CAST Editor Boy I Woman I Woman C Girl R GirIC Boy H Orvil Santa Ka Man H Man T GirlS Boy A GirlS Woman A Man S )oe Girl M Boy T Woman T Woman M Joe Miller Matt Taylor Nancy Thomas Kisa Gross Janet Cockle Hope Hicks Pat Armison Mike Noon Kark Nystrom Jeff Frazier Steve Alderman Amy Appleton Gary Beardsley Julie Burrows Maria Beardsley Gary James Jimmy Wolfer Ivy Fiegl Kevin Peet Jill Ballard Kelly Buckley 103 First place, Ray and Bryce — The Blues Brothers THE TALENT SHOW In November the Student Council sponsored the annual talent show. First place winners were Ray Bowman and Bryce Bower impersonating the Blues Brothers. Second place award went to Bob Speicher for his piano performance of The Origi- nal Boogie Woogie. Katie Kolakowski and Julie Travernier were in third for their guitar and vocal duet from Ice Castles. Student Council president Kerry Buckley was as- sisted by emcees Scott Bailey and Bryce Bower. After each act, a commercial was performed by the speech class. It was a great show. Anne at the drums OPEN HOUSE Open House is an evening when parents come to school to see a display of work done by the students. There is artwork on the walls, science projects on tables, and classwork disolayed in the classrooms. There are demon- strations by BOCES students and refreshments in the cafeteria. 106 107 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALLSHOUSE SHAUN: Class Secretary— 11; Vice-president of Class-12; School Queen-12; Class plays- 10,11,12; Class Musicals — 10,11,12; Student Council—12; Volleyball — 9,10,11,12, MVP-10; Soccer-9,11,12, MIP—11, MVP—12; Basketball - 10; Softball — 12; Varsity Club-10,11,12; BEARDSLEY ARNELL: Basketball—11; Cheerleading — 9,10, 11,12; Varsity Club— 12; BOWER BRENDA: Class plays—12; Student Council—11, 12 - Secretary; Orchestra - 9,10; Soccer-9,20,11,12; Varsity Club - 10,11,12; BOWMAN RAYMOND: Class plays-10,11,12; Class musicals —9,10,11,12; National Honor Society-11,12; Chorus —9,10,11,12; All-County Chorus —9,10,11; All- State Chorus — 9,11; Soccer —9; Wrestling —9,10,11,12; Track —9,10,11,12; Cross-Country — 10; Varsity Club- 11,12; Hannah Findlay Award—12; I Dare You Award- 11; MIP Track - 11; BUCKLEY KELLY: Class Vice-president—11; Class Presi- dent— 12; Class plays —11; Class musicals —11; Chorus — 11; Soccer—10,11,12; Cheerleading —9,10,11,12 —Cap- tain; Leadership award; MIP Soccer; Citizenship Award; Class Queen — 8, CAMPBELL CHRISTINE: Class plays —9,10,11; Class musi- cals—9,10,11,12; National Honor Society — 11,12; SPACE-10,11,12; CREST-10; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Band —9,10; Orchestra —9; Treble Choir —9,10,11; All- County Chorus—12; All-County Band —9; All-County- Girls Chorus -10; Tennis-9; CARDONE MICHAEL: Class President—11; Class musi- cals—9,10,11,12; Student Council —9,10; Chorus —9,10, 11,12; All-County Chorus —9,10,11; All-State Chorus —9, 10,11; Madrigals-9; Soccer-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9, 10,11,12; Baseball — 9,10,11,12; Track —12; Varsity Club—10,11,12; Spanish Club —9,10 —Vice-president; MVP Baseball—10; MVP Basketball—12; Boy's State Re- presentative—11; CODDINGTON PETER: Class plays—11,12; Class musi- cals— 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society — 10,11,12; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Band-9,10,11,12; Handbells-10, 12; All-County Chorus —9,10; All-State —9,10,11,12 for Chorus; Soccer-12, Basketball-9,10,11; Tennis-9,10, 11,12; Salutatorian; Tennis —MIP, Mr. Hustle Award, County Doubles Champion —2 years; I Dare You Award — 11, Hannah Findlay Award — 12; CRONK DEBORAH: Chorus - 12; DALEY BRENDA: Class musicals— 12; Chorus —9,10,11,12; 108 Treble Choir —9; Madrigals—10,11; All-County Chorus — 10,11,12; All-State— 12, Home Ec. Award— 12; DAVIS DALE: Class plays — 9,10,11,12; Class musicals —9, 10,11,12; Soccer— 11; Basketball —9; Track —9; ELLIS RUTH: Band-9,10; EMMETT ESTHER: Class musicals — 9; National Honor Soci- ety-11,12; SPACE: 9,10,11,12-Editor; Chorus-9,10,11, 12; All-County Chorus—11,12; Band —9,10,11,; Treble Choir-9,10,11,12; Track-9; Spanish Club-10, Secre- tary; EVERY DONALD: FFA-11; FILI TERESA: Student Council — 10; Soccer —9; FISH DAVID: Class musicals - 10; CREST - 11; FRASE LAURIE: Class Plays—10,11; Class Musicals —9,10, 11; Student Council—12; Chorus —9,10,11, Band —9,10, 11; All-County Band —9; All-County Chorus—10; Soc- cer-9,10,11,12; Softball-9,10,11; Varsity Club- 11,12; FRIEDL BERNADETTE: Soccer- 10,11,12; Volleyball-9,10, 11,12; Basketball —10; VIP Soccer; Outstanding Spiker Volleyball; GRANGER DOUGLAS: FFA-9,10,11; GUTH TERRY: Class plays-10,11; Class musicals-9,10; Student Council— 12; Chorus —9,10,11,12; Band —9,10, 11; Orchestra —9,10,11; All-County Band — 9,10,11; Softball — 11; HATCH MICHAEL: Soccer-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,10, 11,12; Baseball —9,10,11,12; Varsity Club—11,12; School King — 12; Babe Ruth — 12; Baseball MVP — 11; HENNARD ALLAN: Wrestling - 11 HENNARD LINDA: Class plays—12; National Honor Soci- ety-12; Chorus-11; All-County Chorus-11; Soccer- 11; Cheerleading —9,10,11,12; Varsity Club—10,11; Betty Howden Memorial Award — 12; Miss Congeniality — 11; HERRIMAN RAMONA - Basketball - 12; HESS BECKY: Class musicals - 12; Chorus - 12; Art club- 12; jimmy LaLonde Memorial Art Award—12; Hannah Findlay Award; HINZ BRIAN: National Honor Society — 10,11,12; FFA —9, 10,11,12; Conservation Club —9,10; Ricketts Ag. Award, District 10 Star Farmer, Standard Bearer—11; Regents Scholarship; DeKalb award; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 1980; Valedictorian, Bausch and Lomb Award—12; American Outstanding Names and Faces 1980; HOWDEN BRUCE: Class Treasurer-11,12; Soccer-9; Basketball — 10,11,12; Varsity Club—12; Citizenship Award —12; HULSE TODD: National Honor Society—12; Band —9,10, 11,12; Track-10,11,12; JACOBSON LAURIE: Band-9,10,11,12; Tennis-10,11,12; All-County Band —9,10,11,12; Class musicals —9,10,11,12; Class plays —12; MARRIOTT BARBARA: Class musicals—10,11,12; Band — 9,10,11,12; All-County Band-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9, 10,11,12; Softball-10,11,12; Varsity Club-11,12; Volleyball—11,12; Varsity Club Secretary — 12; Spanish Club—10; Girls State—11; Class Queen—12; Volleyball MIP-11, MVP-12; MASON HELEN: Class musicals —9,10,11,12; Chorus —9, 10,11,12; All-County Chorus-9,10,11,12; All-State Cho- rus— 9,10,11,12; Treble Choir —9,10,11,12; Madrigals —9, 10,11,12; Handbells-9,10,11,12; Tennis-9,10,11,12; 109 Basketball —11; Most conscientious Player —12; MOORE ANNE: Band - 10; Softball - 12; NIELSEN MARLA: Class plays—10,11; Class musicals —9, 10,11; Student council — 12; Chorus —9; Orchestra — 9,10, 11; Soccer —9,10,11,12 —Captain; Basketball—10,11; Track —9; Varsity Club—10,11,12 —Vice-President; Class Queen — 11; NISBET WILLIAM: National Honor Society—12; CREST — 11; FFA-9,10,11,12; Wrestling-9,10,11,12; Track-9, 11,12; Varsity Club- 10,11,12; DeKalb Award; NORTON PHILIP: 9,10,12; Student Council —9; Band 9,10, 11,12; All-County Band-9,10,11,12; Orchestra - 10,11, 12; Soccer-9; Basketball-9,10,11; Tennis-9,10,11,12; Varsity Club-10,11,12; Soccer MIP-9; Basketball MVP - 10,11; Tennis MIP- 10; Tennis MVP - 11,12; OSBORN LESLIE: Library Aide —9,10,11,12; PHILLIPPI MANDV: Crest —9; Cheelreading — 10,11; Ski Club—11,12; Interact —9,10,11; District Interact secre- tary-11; Literary Contest-3 place-11, Honorable mention—11, 2 place—12; Clerical Award—12; Hannah Findlay Memorial Award — 12; REINBOLD GREGCORY: FFA— 11,12; Wrestling —9,10; Cheerleading -10,11 ; REINBOLD SHERRY: FFA-10,11,12; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Band -9,10,11,12; Tennis - 10; RICKETTS jODY: Class musicals—10; Student Council — 11,12-Business Manager; National Honor Society-11, 12; Chorus —9,10,11,12; Cheerleading —9,10,11,12; Var- sity Club — 11; Class Queen —7 RICKETTS LORI: Class secretary- 12; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Cheerleading-9,10,11,12; Varsity Club-12; I Dare You Award — 11; ROTH VANESSA: Class plays —9,12; Class musicals —9,10, 11,12; National Honor Society-11,12; SPACE 11,12; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Band-9,10,11,12; Orchestra-9,11; Handbells-9,10; Soccer-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,10, 11,12; Softball-9,10,11,12; Varsity Club-11,12-Presi- dent; All-County Chorus-11; All-County Band-9,12; Softball MIP-9; Defense Award-11,12; Standard Bear- er— 11; Paul S. Hatch Award — 12; SAMUELS DAVID: Class musicals —9,10,11,12; Band —9, 10,11,12; All-County Band —9; Orchestra — 9; Soccer —9, 10; Track-9,10,12; Varsity Club- 10,12; STORM RONALDA: Student Council—12; Softball— 10; Class Queen —10; SYLOR GRETCHEN: Class plays—10; Class musicals— 11; Student Council - 9,10,11; Soccer - 9,11,12; Cheerleading-9,10; lnteract-9,10,11,12; Vice-president Interact - 10; President Interact-11; District Vice-presi- dent — 11; Class Queen — 9; THOMAS DANIEL: Soccer-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9; Baseball-9,10,11,12; TURK SUSAN: BOCES VANBUSKIRK SHELLY: Student Council-9; Orchestra-9, 10; Soccer-11,12; Cheerleading-9,10,11,12; Varsity Club-11; WILLIAMS STEVEN: Band— 9,10,11,12; Soccer —9; Basket- ball-9,10,11,12; Baseball-9,10,11; Track-12; Varsity Club-11,12; Varsity Club Treasurer-12; Basketball MIP-10,11; WINCHIP PHILLIP: Class plays - 11,12; Class musicals - 11; Soccer-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,11,12; Baseball-9,10, 11,12; Varsity Club— 11,12; Mr. Hustle Award Soccer- 12; no 113 SOCCER The 1979-1980 Fillmore Varsity Soccer team was one of the best ever. Fillmore's overall record was 14 wins —4 losses —and 2 ties. The Varsity Team won Allegany Coun- ty's triple crown; it led the league in defense, offense, and overall win-loss record. Outstanding team achieve- ments include (1) 2nd place in the Fillmore Central Soccer tournament, and (2) Allegany County B-C Championship. Individual achievements are seven league all-stars: Dewey Zeller, Dominic Cardone, Mike Cardone, Bryce Bower, Flip Winchip, Dan Thomas, and Mark Every. Ran- dy Pettit was the team's leading scorer. Dewey Zeller was awarded the Paul Vienna Award as Allegany Coun- ty's outstanding soccer player. Mike Cardone, Flip Winchip, Dan Thomas, and Peter Coddington are the team's graduating lettermen. Dominic and Dewey trip the light fantastic! CHEERLEADERS — ROW ONE: L. Smith, D. Beardsley,). Ricketts ROW TWO: B. Crane, A. Beardsley, V. Grant ROW THREE: T. Harrington 114 VARSITY —ROW ONE: M. Tavernier ROW TWO: T. Schroeder, A. Marino ROW THREE: Mr. Bielewicz, K. Mickle, M. Reese, J. Fraschetti ROW FOUR: H. Husted,). Trzaska, M. Makowski, B. Bailey )V —ROW ONE: S. VanBuskirk, M. Cardone, D. Thomas, F. Winchip, S. Parker ROW TWO: Mr. Bielewicz, D. Zeller, D. Fancher, C. Colombo, B. Vosburg, ). Allen, D. Cardone ROW THREE: M. Emery, T. Stekl, S. Bailey, B. Bower, L. Findlay, R. Pettit 115 SOCCER Kelly and Laurie - determined to win! The season of '79 for Girls Soccer was a very successful one. The girls placed second in the Northern Allegany County league and won their first game in semi-finals in Section V play- offs, but were eliminated in the quarter finals by the teams who were eventually Section V champs. Next year's team will have only three starters since we are losing eight first-string players be- cause of graduation. Although we are losing all these seniors, we look forward to a successful season next year because of having a J.V. team that gained much needed experience. ROW ONE: M. Freidl, C. Marriott, K. Buckley, M. Neilson, L. Potter, C. Doyle ROW TWO: P. Vosburg, ). Bailey, F. Emmett, B. Freidl, D. Neilson, S. Burke, D. Polaski ROW FOUR: D. Griffin, B. Grant, S. Allshouse, V. Roth, B. Bower, J. Zemke, N. Nystrom, Mr. Krause 116 VOLLEYBALL Shaun, Terri, Bernie, and Amy-taking a break! Both teams of Varsity and JV's im- proved immensely over last year. The JV's record was 7-4-1. The Varsity posted an 8-7 non-league record and 6-4 for the league. In competition for the third place title in the Allegany County Play-Offs, Fillmore downed Richburg in the best three-hit match of the season. This was the first year for 3 out of 5 game matches for Varsity. Three Seniors are going to be greatly missed next year: captain, Shaun Allshouse; best spiker, Bernadette Friedl; and top scorer, Barbara Marriott. ROW ONE: B. Friedl, S. Allshouse ROW TWO: C. Cross, C. Rhoades, T. Crane, D. Brown ROW THREE: T. Ashcraft, C. Storms, B. Hess, L. Hulse, B. Marriott, L. Smith ROW FOUR: B. Crane, M. Thomas, Mrs. Tucker 117 WRESTLING WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: E. McNiel ROW TWO: B. Patridge, S. Hennard ROW THREE: B. Thayer The Fillmore Varsity Wrestling Team experienced improvement during the season and demonstrated team spirit. Despite an off-year, sub- stantial individual growth was clearly evident and was a definite building for the future. The wrestlers look to the coming season with enthusiasm. WRESTLERS ROW ONE: V. Ferguson, A. Hennard, B. Nisbet, R. Bowman, A. Marino ROW TWO: M. Arnold, T. Murphy, J. Doyle, T. Vedder, J. Hennard, S. Best, E. Trzaska, K. Gierke, Mr. Rusinko 118 INTRAMURALS The girls have met during fifth periods Friday and sixth periods Monday for a wide variety of activi- ties and competitions. ROW ONE: L. Taylor, ). Cronk, S. Peet, C. Brown, L. Frase, C. Roberts ROW TWO: S. Armison, M. Boyd, B. Thayer, B. Williams, J. Bailey, C. Rhoades ROW THREE: K. Prentice, P. Parker, J. Nisbet, B. Sylor, S. Kish, C. Cornell ROW FOUR: K. Turner, ). Russell, K. Hulse, C. Doyle, M. Friedl, D. Miller, W. Totsline JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL These seventh and eighth graders again were undefeated in interscholastic competition. They exhibited outstanding skills and a real spirit of cooperation. ROW ONE: L. Frase, S. Freeman, D. Miller, C. Doyle, M. Friedl, Mrs. Tucker ROW TWO: M. Trimm, N. Mason, C. Roberts, J. Russell, K. Trzaska, B. Williams ROW THREE: C. Williams, W. Totsline, S. Kish, J. Roloson, M. Brunke, D. Griffin, S. Frazier ROW FOUR: J. Bailey, K. Fuller, M. Mills, L. Papke, L. Thomas, K. Turner 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team, un- der a new coach and new defensive system recorded 11 wins and 8 losses. Fillmore placed two players on the Allegany County Class C All- Star team, Randy Pettit and Mike Cardone. The Eagles, under the coaching of Mr. Bielewicz played a good sectional game but lost be- cause of injuries. The Varsity Basketball cheerleaders are, left: ROW ONE: S. VanBuskirk, L. Ricketts, K. Buckley, L. Hennard ROW TWO: D. Beardsley, Mrs. Eltscher, B. Pettit ROW THREE: S. VanBuskirk, R. Redman ROW FOUR: ). Ricketts, K. Buckley, K. Schroeder Below ROW ONE: D. Zeller, M. Em- ery, B. Creenway, D. Cardone, M. Hatch ROW TWO: Mr. Bielewicz, R. Pettit, M. Cardone, B. Williams, P. Winchip 120 J.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basketball team is composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores. The Team had an excellent season this year. Once again, the Junior Varsity Basketball team did a great job. ROW ONE below: T. Schroeder, T. Stekl, M. Weller, G. Colombo ROW TWO: D. Fancher, J. Trzaska, B. Bower, M. Makowski, J. Mullen, ROW THREE: B. Bailey, D. Mason, J. Owens, H. Husted, Mr. Gillette To the right are the J.V. Cheerleaders: ROW ONE: M. Granger ROW TWO: C. Brown ROW THREE: V. Roth, J. Tavernier ROW FOUR: P. Smith ROW FIVE: P. Wilson 121 122 JR-HIGH BASKETBALL The boys' junior High Basketball teams are divided into two squads: the seventh grade team and the eighth grade team. The emphasis in the seventh grade program is on skills and rules. The emphasis on the eighth grade is slightly more com- petitive. The team concentrates on cooperation, unselfishness and the will to win. 8th grade (above) ROW ONE: Mr. Sweeney, D. Ricketts, D. Beardsley, T. Heinz ROW TWO: S. Fuller, A. Wolfer, D. Rhoades, C. Roberts, D. Ricketts 7th grade (left) ROW ONE: ). Al- len, R. Marriott ROW TWO: B. Piersma, ). Ferrin, M. Potter, T. Cut- ting ROW THREE: T. Neal, T. Ricketts, L. Cockle, D. Heinz JUNIOR-WRESTLING The junior wrestling team awas composed of boys ranging from the ages of nine years old in the fourth grade to fourteen years old in the eighth grade. They had matches with Letchworth, Bolivar, Wellsville and Canisteo. In tournament action, they went to Keshequa and Pioneer, where the boys did a very good job. Coach Krause was well pleased with the performance of all the boys this year. (above) ROW ONE: M. Adamowicz, B. Doyle, G. lames, ). Thomas, D. Hatch, J. Ricketts, R. Neamon, T. Nielsen, D. Crow ROW TWO: M. Baginski, L. Pope, M. Good, D. Bower, J. Bellinger, P. Krause, ). Trimm, K. Stekl, E. Fiegl, C. Wolfer, J. Metzger, Mr. Krause (Left, above) Matt, Kris, and Mark goof around after practice (Left, below) Tim takes a rest on the mat. 123 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Senior High Basketball: Row ONE: C. Marriott, N. Nystrom, V. Roth, B. Marriott, L. Potter, D. Granger, M. Herriman, Mr. Forkey, M. Thomas, T. Smith )R-High Basketball: Row ONE: Mr. Forkey, D. Miller, C. Doyle, M. Friedl, J. Bailey, J. Russell, L. Frase, B. Williams, W. Totsline 124 SOFTBALL ROW ONE: B Hess, N. Nystrom, D. Polaski, C. Doyle, D. Miller ROW TWO: L. Bowe, B. Marriott, P. Vosburg, V. Roth, Mr. Krause ROW THREE: D. Granger, . Smith, C. Marriott, K. Buckley BADMINTON ROW ONE: A. Yanda, K. Rich, J. Tavernier ROW TWO: G. Tavernier, D. Cardone, G. Colombo 125 VARSITY BASEBALL Looks like a late spring to me. Who took your uniform, Mark? The Varsity Baseball Team had an excellent season this year. They did very well in the regular season and also in sectionals. Mr. Sweeney is very proud of the team's hard work and skill. ROW ONE: M. Hatch, B. Howden, M. Emery, R. Bentley, D. Cardone, Mr. Sweeney ROW TWO: B. Bow- er, P. Winchip, M. Cardone, B. Gayford, K. Voss, R. Pettit, D. Thomas 126 J.V. BASEBALL ROW ONE: D. Fancher, G. Colom- bo, T. Schroeder, B. Ricketts ROW TWO: D. Mason, ). Trzaska, T. Stekl,). Doyle, T. Murphy,). Owens 127 TENNIS TRACK This was the first year of using the new Rotary Tennis Courts. For a young team the girls did quite well. Eight close matches were played for a 3-5 record. An outstanding achievement by an eighth grader, Lisa Frase defeated last year's singles champ in counties. The doubles team, Laurie Jacobson and Ruth Nel- son, placed second in counties. The boys' team had a very suc- cessful season, recording no losses. Phil Norton remained undefeated for another year. The new tennis coach, Mr. Bielewicz, is very proud of the boys. Track Team coach Mr. Yantomasi chats with Mr. Krause (above left) ROW ONE: L. Jacobson, R. Nelson ROW TWO: FH. Mason, L. Tromble, T. Greenway, V. Roth ROW THREE: Mrs. Tucker, L. Frase, K. Kolakowski, K. Rich, J. Tavernier, C. Brown, Mrs. Chynoweth (Below left) ROW ONE: M. Tavernier, J. Mullen, P. Cronk ROW TWO: P. Coddington, B. Greenway, P. Morton, G. Tavernier ROW ONE: T. Hulse, B. Nisbet, H. Husted, J. Trzaska ROW TWO: R. Bowman, L. Findlay, D. Cardone ROW THREE: D. Samuel, M. Cardone, B. Emmett 129 Field Day at FCS is sponsored by the Student Council and is a day of out-door track and game contests. Because of the construction work in progress adjacent to the athletic field, contests were limited to base- ball games on a tournament basis. The weatherman furnished a beauti- ful day so that whether one played baseball or sat in the sun, it was a pleasant change. 130 ELEMENTARY FIELD DAY 132 133 ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY Mr. Husted introduces the program. Barb receives her award from Mrs. Tucker. 134 Jeff Hennard, MVP Wrestling; (absent) Doug Owens, MIP Wres- tling. Dominic Cardone, Badminton County Trophy — Boys Singles Vanessa Roth, Best Defense — Basketball 135 Shaun Allshouse, MVP Soccer; (absent) Bernie Friedl, MIP Soc- cer Dewey Zeller, Paul Vienna Award Barb Marriott, MVP, MIP, Best Server Award; (absent) Bernie Friedl, Best Spiker, Miss Hustle Award. 15 136 Lisa Frase, MVP Girls Tennis; Phil Norton, MVP Boys Ten- nis; Helen Mason, Most Conscientious Player Award; (absent) Peter Coddington, MIP Boys Ten- nis Kerry Buckley, MIP Softball Tina Smith, MVP Softball. jenny Ricketts, Basketball Cheerleading Service Award; Billie Crane, Most Spirited — Soccer Cheerleading; Linda Hennard, Betty Howden Memorial Award — Basket- ball; (absent) Kelly Buckley, Basket- ball cheerleading leadership Award. 137 00 CO 139 Compliments of The SENIOR Class Advisors: Mrs. Chynoweth, Mr. McClynn Class Motto: Tomorrow is a day not yet lived. And yesterday is a day already gone; But Today is now, and now is the time to enjoy Helen Mason Class Colors: dark green, mint green, ivory Class Flower: White Rose Class Song: Come Sail Away Class Officers: Shaun Allshouse, Vice-president; Bruce Howden, Treasurer; Kelly Buckley, President; Lori Ricketts, Secretary. Mr. Wilmot receives the FFA Award from (L to R) Bill Nisbet, Terry Prentice, Wayne Limburg, Paul Cronk, Brian Hinz, and Jim Ownes. FFA BANQUET The Chicken Barbeque and Awards Banquet was on )une 4, 1980. A highlight was the honorary induction of Mr. S. Edward Wilmot, former agrucultural instructor, into the FFA chapter. uo (Top right) Mrs. Miner chats with Mrs. Eltscher, Advisor (Below) Bruce Howden, Bill Nisbet, Stu- dent Council Citizenship Award (Below left) Field day spectators (middle, left) Bobby plays for tal- ent show assisted by Barb. ui CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY • Adtrriitinf • Phoio IMuuranom • Audio • Vuual Pr formation oucjfai B. 3 i£.£n 322 Bailey Rd. 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NY 14745 Compliments of PAUL FLEMING’S BARBER SHOP Fillmore, New York Fleming s .. a college where you can belong! Also, you owe it to yourself to make the most of your education investment. Houghton gets results for you. In 1978 Houghton graduates were accepted as follows: • 40 in graduate school • 39 in teaching positions • 18 in seminaries • 17 in medical school • 13 in upper level nursing programs • 7 in law school • one each in optometry and veterinary medicine. Write for more information. Let Houghton help you prepare to serve Him where He leads. HOUGHTON COLLEGE Houghton, New York 14744 Compliments of Fillmore Agway Co-op, Inc. Compliments of: Farm-Home-Garden Supplies Bulk Feed-Spreading Service Feed Grinding Fillmore, N.Y. Phone 567-2277 DANIEL J. GUINEY 149 PATRONS Al's Subs and Pizza Castile Barber's Cider Mill Castile Blumenthal's Shoe Store Olean Cannon's Clothing Wellsville Castile Agway Castile Castile Hardware Castile Charles Jewelers Wellsville Frank Oliver's Restaurant Portageville Hall's Community Market Castile J.F. Redden, Jeweler Castile Jackson's Bookstore Perry 150 Joe's Cun and Tackle Fillmore Kathy's Aquarium Fillmore L'Alcove Castle, Inc. Olean Manning Sylor Angelica Perry Sport Stop Perry Robert Baker, Heating and Plumbing Belfast Rockwell Brothers and Co. Wellsville Taylor's Repair Houghton Town — n — Country Castile The Village Athlete Wellsville Walt's Men's and Boys' Wear Perry Editing CREST was a terrific job this year. I thank Mrs. Hold, Mrs. Wilmot, and the staff for all their help and support throughout the year. Being editor of the yearbook has been an experience I shall never forget. I have learned a great deal about pictures, copy, and about meeting deadlines. I hope the 1980 yearbook will be as meaningful to you as it is to me. I also hope the traditions of having our yearbook will continue. 152 V