Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

1983 Crest Dedication ’83 The yearbook staff dedicates the 1983 edition of Crest to Mr. Robert Williams. Mr. Williams graduated from Ithaca College with a major in music education. Since coming to FCS in 1977, Mr. Williams has taught instrumental music, directed the Elementary Band, the Cadet Band, and the Concert (Senior) Band. He acted as Allegany County Chairman for the Senior High All County Band for two years in '80 and '81. Mr. Williams was especially instrumental in establishing the uniform fund for the Senior Band during his tenure at FCS. In addition to his duties as instrumental music teacher, Mr. Williams has been active in many aspects of school life at Fillmore Central. He was junior-senior class advisor for the class of '82, a post he held until this year when his wife, Ginna, succeeded him. Mr. Williams has served as vice-president of the Fillmore Faculty Association for one year and as president for the past three years. This past year he was a member of the newly established faculty liason committee. Thank you, Mr. Williams, for your many extra hours of service to the students of FCS. Please accept our best wishes to you in all your future ventures! 2 Point with Pride We point with pride to you, Mrs. Lily, secretary extraordinaire, in recognition of the sense of meticulous organization you bring to the secondary office, your cheerfulness, and your patience! We point with pride to you, Mr. Krause, our shop teacher and coach, in recognition of your many extra hours devoted to coaching girls’ varsity soccer, girls’ varsity softball, and junior high wrestling! Congratulations to you and the members of the girls’ varsity softball team for your exciting post season performances. It is largely owing to your special efforts in developing our girls’ varsity sports program at FCS that our team made it to the sectional finals this year. 3 Who r � r • - ■W--w1� ' ‘ •« Knows What Tomorrow Brings! 5 Seniors—Class of 1983 PROGRAM Processional Fillmore Central School Band “Pomp and Circumstance”—Edward Elgar Robert Williams. Director 'Invocation The Rev. R. Bruce Hess Welcome Eddie M. Husted, Superintendent Salutatory Nancy Nystrom Selection Robert Speicher “Prelude-Op. 12 No. 7” Serge Prokofiev Senior Awards Edmund P. Backus, Secondary Principal Selections Senior Ensemble “Ivory Palaces Arranged by IV. Hanson “A Mighty Fortress” Arranged by IV. Hanson Presentation of Diplomas Genevieve Kolakowski and Max R. Smith Board of Education Valedictory Harry Husted Class Song Katie Kolakowski “Friends” Written by Katie Kolakowski Alma Mater Fillmore Central School Band Recessional Fillmore Central School Band “Pomp and Circumstance”—Edward Elgar Junior Marshals Kim Christensen. Eric Fiegl Audience is asked to remain seated to allow unobstructed view of the seniors'entrance and to facilitate picture-taking. Audience please stand 7 Marilyn Allen Be yourself, not what others want you to be.” Dana Beardsley You only live once, so live it up! Suzanne Armison If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours; if it doesn't, it was never meant to be.” Debra Bentley “Let me be me, let me be free.” Bryan Bailey Do unto others before they do it to you.” James Bowman 8 )oan Bowman Douglas Cassady Jay Cockle “Happiness is a butterfly, which “Live life to its fullest.” “Farm-out, man!” when pursued, is always beyond grasp but which, if you sit down quietly, may alight upon you.” Gregory Colombo “It is better to remain silent and appear a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.” JoAnne Cronk Happiness depends on happenings but joy depends on Jesus. Tammy Danna People who deserve love least need it most. 9 Kathy Denning Faith Emmett “Go for it!” Darlene French “Live one day at a time.” Keith Gierke Don’t let your life grow thin by saying no. Everything must be done once. Be yourself by being different, and make a mark on this earth to let them know.” 10 Paul Fancher “It is a great misfortune neither to have enough wit to talk well, nor enough judgement to be si- lent” Matt Fiegl Tara Greenway ‘‘Show me the path where I should go, O Lord; point out the right road for me to walk. Lead me, teach me ... I have no hope except in you. Karen Irish “I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Linda Hess Harry Husted God, I have a problem; it’s me. Child, I have an answer; it’s me!” Jody James “Go for it!” David Kennedy n |udy Kish “Treat your friends the same as you yourself would like to be treated.” Katie Kolakowski God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Dawn Kulp “If you do not understand my silence you will never understand my words.” Michael Lates Jeanna Maines Andrew Marino “Soar on the winds of a fleeting thought.” 12 Edith McNiel “The waiting is the hardest part.” Carson John Neal “It’s better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Charles Nordblum “No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small, so if you can believe in a dream and your heart can conceive it, you can achieve it. Nancy Nystrom James Owens “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Denise McCrary “If we knew when and where, we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends goodbye.” 13 Timothy Owens Shelly Peet To Have A Friend Is To Have Everything” David Perkins If you ever get cold, put on a sweater. Lani Potter The simplest of life’s pleasures can be seen through a smile. Michael Rees Always do as you would like to be done by. Rose Reese If you love something—set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. M Timothy Snyder Thomas Rich Do to others as you would have them do to you.” Darrin Ricketts “Do unto others before they do it to you.” Pamela Smith “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Timothy Schroeder Number one Garfield fan.” Robert Speicher Personality opens many doors, but character keeps them open.” 15 Steven Troy Stekl Be yourself because no one can tell you're doing it wrong. Michael Tavernier Jevon Thomas “Live, love, laugh! Penny Vosburg “Hold on tight to your dreams.” life is to miss the biggest part of life itself.” Melissa Thomas “To overlook the little things in Todd Vedder “Go for it; never give up.” 16 Colleen Voss “Get all the gusto you can out of life, for you only live once. Sandy Wendt I'll do it tomorrow, I’ve made enough mistakes for today.” Tammy Washburn “Memories are forever.” Sherri Walt Jeff Webster “Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars.” Barbara Yanda “Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to work and to play and to look at the stars.” 17 Junior-Senior Prom 18 20 21 Baccalaureate 22 June 19, 1983 Baccalaureate services for the class of '83 were held on Thursday, June 19. Reverend Richard D. Webster, the evening’s main speaker, challenged our graduates to recall both the spelling and tbe meaning of the word “baccalaureate.” Mr. Richard Kennedy directed the Senior Choir, which sang “If Only You Believe”, “We’ve Only Just Begun”, Eternal Life”, “No Man Is An Island”, and The Lord Bless You and Keep You”. Mrs. Denise Knox and junior Casda Luddick performed the processional, “Canon in D by Pachelbel. The Reverend Norbert E. Selzler concluded the service with benediction. Reverend Webster’s address, “The Limp of Blessing focused on Genesis 32:22-32 where “Jacob was left alone; and there wrestled with a man until the breaking of the day.” Our graduates were reminded that, like Jacob, they could not prevail alone against all life’s obstacles, but that they too might be changed as a result of their struggles and receive the limp of blessing.” 23 Graduation vr 24 “We Never Could Have Made it Without Special Friends Like You.” 26 Athletics Boys Varsity Fillmore fielded a very young and inexperienced team this year. Our records (3-10-3 overall, 2-5-3 league) did not reflect the team’s performances. We started slowly, but then showed signs of improvement over the course of the season. We took our opponent into overtime in six out of our last nine games. Besides showing outstanding improvement, we ended our season on two very promising notes: defeating County Champion Scio 4-3 in overtime, and losing to Belfast, the Section V Champs, by a score of only 2-0 after a scoreless first half. The experience we gained this year will help us a great deal in years to come! All Stars Darrin Ricketts Andy Marino Tim Worthington Jerry Clark (2nd team) The Boys' Varsily and unior Varsity Soccer Team: front row— D. Hatch, . Crouch. J. Ricketts, D. Ricketts, A. Marino. R. Marriott, B. Doyle, M. Adamowicz, W. Fiegle, L. Marino, . Clark, . Ricketts back row—K. Steki. M. Baginski. H. Husted, D. Ricketts, T. Ricketts, T. Worthinton, T. Steki, D. Bower, P. Krause, D. Vedder, B. Whiting, A. Wolfer, P. Fancher, B. Bailey. Coach Burl. 28 Soccer Varsity Girls Soccer Front Row'; P. Vosburg, L. Hess, L. Potter. Second Row: L. Popp, . Aylor, C. Hammond, L. Papke. VV. Totsline, L. Taylor. C. King. Back Row: S. Kish. K. Puller, . Bailey. B. Williams, P. Kulp, S. Atacewan. K. Hulse. 30 Varsity Girls Tennis The youth of this year’s squad makes the team very optimistic concerning their chances next year. The roster, consisting of two sophomores, four freshmen, and one seventh grader, made Fillmore one of the league’s youngest teams. All team members showed significant improvement over the year, highlighted by two wins over Cuba late in the season. Front How: M. Vas ile. D. Ricketts. C. Cuibert, Back Row: M. Tavernier, G. Babbitt. Coach Tucker, D. Alderman, T. Miller. 31 Girls Varsity Volleyball The Girls Varsity Volleyball team had an excellent season this year. Their regular season league record was 8 wins and 5 losses. Their overall record including sectional competition was 10 wins and 8 losses. Three girls, Melissa Thomas (170), Beth Williams (175), and new record holder Lisa Papke (232), broke the school record for points scored on their serve. Melissa Thomas was a unanimous first team choice for the Allegany County All Star Team. Lisa Papke made the second team. Girls' Varsity Volleyball: front—S. Tucker, A. Kulp, I,. Taylor, . Russell, L. Papke. C. Tucker. K. Clark, back—M. Thomas, C. Webster. B. Williams. N. Mason, S. Mact'ivan. . Aylor, Coach Tucker 32 The J.V. Volleyball Team Front Row: . Vurrows. C. Culbert, L. Krause. Rack Row: II. Myers. T. Miller. C. Harrington. Coach Malia 33 Varsity Basketball 34 Boys J.V. Basketball VUM0 J| r-y, ' ,1 WV uV-WO 15 i L.M Oft Row 1—A. Roberts. M. Adumowicz. B. Doyle. L. Marino. J. Crouch. M. Potter. J. Ricketts. Row 2: Coach Gillette. T. Ricketts. T. Worthington. S. Stone. T. Wolfer. j. Whiting. D. Vedder. K. Frazier. G. Clark. 35 Girls’ Varsity Softball The softball season for 1983 had a slow start because we had a very young team with an inexperienced pitching staff. At the end of the regular league play-offs, Fillmore was seeded twelfth for the sectional tournament with a record of eight wins and five losses. With continued improvement the team advanced to the quarter finals. We lost our last game in the bottom of the seventh inning by the score of eight to seven. Gail Babbitt was selected to be on the Section 5 All-Star team. Mr. Krause and the girls are looking forward to next season! Back Row: L. Krause, G. Babbitt, N. Mason, C. Webster, D. Rafalski, K. Fuller, M. Brunke, J. Aylor, Coach Krause Front Row: L. Taylor, C. Doyle, J. Bailey, L. Hess, M. Thomas, P. Vosburg, J. Russell, L. Popp, B. Williams 36 Varsity—J.V. Cheerleading The J.V. Cheerleaders: fleft) bottom: C. Roberts. K. Christenson. C. Williams, top: R. Tavernier. T. Wilson. (lower leftI Seniors Pam Smith and Katie Kolakoivski IbelowI front: G. Babbitt. C. Appleton. P. Smith Ixick: K. Kolakoivski. L. Thomas. D. Alderman. L. McGlynn 37 Varsity Girls’ Basketball This year’s edition of the girls’ varsity basketball team was for the first time placed in the C League. Despite tougher competition than ever before, the team established a 14-4 record. The girls’ first- place finish in the Pioneer Tournament was the highlight of the season. Linda Hess and Colleen Doyle were selected as first team All-Stars for Allegany County, and Melissa Thomas was chosen as a second team All-Star. Front Row: M. Thomas. T. Greenway. L. Hass, I). bafalski. back Row: C. Webster. N. Mas on. C. Doyle. . bailey, b. Williams J.V. Girls Basketball The J.V. basketball team completed its first season this year under the direction of coach Forkey. The team played a ten game season with victories against Angelica and Portville. Most of the team members started the year with little or no basketball experience. Coach Forkey reports that the girls have made outstanding progress this season. That’s coach Forkey (below) directing traffic during a home game against Pioneer. Congratulations girls on a good season! 39 J.V. and Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball Back row: Couch Sweeney, I). Bower. D. Ricketts. T. Stekl, A. Wolfer. S. Fuller, T. Schroeder. M. Lutes. Front row: T. Ricketts. M. Potter. . Thomas. T. Worthington. . Clark. C. Colombo. Absent: R. W'hiting JV Baseball Ruck row: Couch Rrooks. P. Krause, D. Vedder, . Terrin. T. Wolfer. . Ricketts. Front row: R. Rrown. L. Murino. R. Marriott. T. Curixmler. J. Crouch. R. Doyle. E. Reurdsley. M. Adamowicz. r Jfr? 40 Varsity Tennis The 1983 Allegany County Champions Katie Kolakowski Harry Husted Paul Fancher Andy Marino John Neal Coach: Mr. Bielewicz Congratulations! Back Row: S. Noon, S. White, Mrs. Tucker, D. Burger, V. Kenyon, R. Norton, T. Fleck, T. Tuttle. S. Smith, Front Row: L. Hotchkiss, T. Smith, L. Burger, T. Granger, S. Roth, L. Fuller, B. Fish, Bottom Row: D. Ricketts, T. Clark Back Row: S. Alderman, E. Brown, S. Baginski, D. Mills, G. Roberts, P. Kish, B. Brenneman, K. Nystrom, ). Wolfer, A. Roberts, J. Miller, Front Row: C. Austin, D. Erb, J. French, L. Limburg, G. Beardsley, S. Ricketts, C. Sweeny, C. Bennett Absent: T. Gardner 42 Junior High Sports Back Row: L. Beardsley, K. Gross, J. Fox, H. Myers, K. Fuller, T. Rich, D. St.Amant, M. McNiel, B. Yanda, J. Burrows, K. Clark, Front Row: N. Tucker, D. Owens, M. Beardsley, A. Appleton, B. Husted, R. Cox, J. Cockle. 43 Back Row: R. Norton, D. Owens, Appleton, K. Fuller, R. Cox, B. Yanda Front Row: T. Smith. T. Clark, D. Ricketts, B. Husted, S. Kipple, D. Burger. 45 Space Front Row: Denise McCrary. Nancy Nystrom. 'l ura Greenway. Rob Speicher, Kvad Snikrep Rack Row: Tim Schroeder, Pam Smith. Rarbara Vanda. Shelly Peet. John Neul Absent: Tammy Danna. Linda liess. Ilarry I lusted. Lurry Omans, Lani Potter. Wendy Vaclavik This year's Fill-more Space staff tried to combine the best of the old traditions with some new ideas in their efforts to make a high-quality paper. A small but faithful core of staff worked hard to publish an issue once every' tivo weeks. Co- editors were Tara Greenway and Rob Speicher. and advisors were Mr. Rurt, Miss Fanton. Mrs. Frasier, and Miss Malia. 46 47 Student Council Top Row: P. Krause. K. Stekl, B. Bailey. M. I ho mus. T. Stekl. . Neel. T. Schroqder. D. Heinz. Middle Row: L Marino. D. Crowe. F. Fuller. K. Kolukowski. f. Bailey. C. Doyle. Miss Hansen. Bottom Row: B. Kin . C. Roberts. G. Williams. S. Freeman. K. Hulse, L. Papke. Student Council Officers: 'Pop How: Katie Kolakowski (Secretary), '1Toy Stekl (President). Miss Hansen (Advisor), Bottom Row: Melissa Thomas (Treasurer), 'I’im Schroeder (Vice President). 48 Field Day Field Day is an activity sponsored by the Student Council. Grades seven through twelve participate in competitive events such as tug of war. sack race, three- legged race, relays, softball, and volleyball. '83 results: (1) seniors (2) freshmen (3) sophomores. A chilly 55° day didn’t dampen the spirits of students eager to participate. 49 Senior—Junior F.F.A Senior F.F.A.: First Row: J. Cockle. B. Bailey. K. Stekl. K. Nordblum. T. Hinz. J. Neel. 1. Aylor. I). Hatch. Bottom Row: D. McCrary. K. Frazier. R. Marriott, R. Hinz, J. St Amant, K. Covert, B. King. funior F.F.A. Top Row: D. Hatch, G. fames. R. fakubowski. R. Woodin. Bottom Row: K. Shanks. J. Cockle, M. Noon, P. Kish. L. Fuller. 50 Student Aids I Ha low) Mrs. Wing, K-12 Media Center Aide, and K. Denning (Above) First Row: C. Appleton. J. ames. Second Row: L. Nisbet. . Maines, D. Beardsley. Third Row: C. Roberts. L. McGlynn, C. Cornell. I.. Wendt. Absent: J. Cronk (Above) Mrs. Sumski. Media Director. L. Ackerman. R. Reese, and J. Kish 51 National Honor Society Row 1—A. Marino, P. Vosburg, T. Rich. P. Smith, B. Speicher, Row 2— T. Danna, D. McCrary, N. Nystrom, F. Kmmett, B. Yanda, L. Poller, Row 3— L. Papke, S. Peel. D. Griffin. T. Greenway. K. Koiakowski, R. Reese, L. Mills, K. Christensen, C. Doyle, Row 4—T. Schroeder. M. Thomas, if. I lusted. S. Hotchkiss, D. Perkins. R. Heinz, f. Cockle. M. FiegI. P. Krause. E. Fiegi. This year eleven Fillmore students were inducted into the National Honor Society. New members are selected on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. To be eligible, juniors and seniors must achieve an average of 87 or higher; sophomores must have an average of 90 or better. Mr. Brenneman (right) delivered this year’s keynote address: “What is Honor? An Answer to Falstaff”. The speech took exception to statements made by the somewhat less than honorable Falstaff in Shakespeare’s historical play, Henry IV. Nancy Nystrom delivered the welcoming address. Robert Speicher provided the program’s musical accompanyment. 52 Members of the National Honor Society gather annually to light each of four candles representing Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. One candle is left unlit until a local member’s accomplishments merit national attention. Barbara Yanda (above left) lights the Service Candle after addressing the assembly on that subject. Harry Husted. Faith Emmett, and Shelly Peet spoke on Scholarship, Character, and Leadership respectively. Pam Smith’s address concerned the significance of the Unlit Candle. Instrumental Music Senior Hand: (front row) B. Speicher. J. Ricketts. N. Nystrom, D. McCrary, F. Emmett. L. Taylor, (back row) M. Adamowicz, G. Colombo. B. Speicher, D. Perkins. P. Fancher, M. Good. G. Omans, T. Greenway, Mr. Williams Cadet Band: (front row) S. Baginski. G. fames. J. Sanders. B. Brennemun. J. Miller, (second row) M. Taylor. J. Chandler. A. Roberts. E. Brown, K. Peet, M. Rau. D. Mills (third row) K. Shanks. K. Clark. D. Howard. M. Good. R. Norton, (absent: T. Gardner, D. Miller) 54 Senior and Cadet Bands Senior Band: (front row) K. Fuller. G. Williams. D. Griffin. L. Papke. K. Clark. L. Krause, (back row) S. Konz, 11. Sardinia. P. Wilson. S. MacEwan. D. Alderman. L. Thomas. G. Babbitt. . Bailey. K. Fuller (absent: L Mills) Cadet Band: (front row) B. Ornans. B. Baize, (second row) D. Burger. B. Yanda. C. Wolfer. B. Musted. L Burger. S. Smith. I). Ricketts. (third row) K. Fuller. L Krause. D. St. Amant. R. Norton. K. Kinney. L. Beardsley. T. Smith. S. Roth. L Hotchkiss 55 Handbells Senior High Handbells (above) (left to right) B. Yanda, D. McCrary, K. Shanks, N. Thomas, B. Speicher, W. Kennedy. Junior High Handbells (right) Front row: D. Ricketts, T. Tuttle, T. Perkins, D. Burger. Back row: Miss Servello, J. Chandler, S. Smith, E. Snyder, B. Fish, L. Burger 56 Vocal Music front row: B. Yanda, D. McCrary. K. Frazier. P. Wilson. L. McGlynn. second row: J. Cronk. L. Mitchell. W. Vac lav ik. R. Tavernier. C. Roberts, G. Babbitt. M. Parker. T. Dana. S. Armison, S. Peet. W. Kennedy. B. Speicher, D. Cardone, K. Christensen, third row: E. McNeil. B. Williams. M. Tavernier. B. Speicher. T. Greenway. K. Kolakowski. C. Liddick 58 Choirs and Voice Front row: E. Snyder. T. Clark. K. Huizenga. T. Tuttle. D. Ricketts. K. Clark. T. Ellwood, S. Smith. S. Noon. L. Limburg, . Sayers. G. Virgo, second row: Miss Servello, L. Burger, S. Roth. L. Krause. D. Howard. T. Perkins. . Chandler.C. Austin. B. Fish. L. Hotchkiss. B. Baize, third row: T. Smith. R. Norton. D. Burger. L Cassidy. S. Saufly. S. White. A. Roberts. C. Bennett. C. Sweeney. G. Roberts. L. Fraschetti. fourth row: T. Rich. C. Liddick. B. Yanda Crest 60 Front Row: J. Kish, M. Allen, E. McNeil, B. Yanda, S. Armison, S. Peet, T. Danna. Second Row: M. Parker, L. Mills, C. Liddick, K. Christensen. Absent: W. Vaclavik, L. Hess Crest’83 is the combined effort of many imaginations. The staff extends our special thanks to Mrs. Vaclavik for her invaluable assistance in composing this year’s edition of Crest. 61 Basketball Fun Night On Friday, March 18, the Crest Yearbook Staff hosted Fillmore’s First Annual Basketball Fun-Night. Boys and girls from grades five through twelve “competed” in spirited games at the school’s two gym sites. The Women’s Faculty challenged the Senior Girls to a volleyball match. In the evening’s finale. The Senior Boys took on a surprisingly fit Men's Faculty team. Local basketball fans, young and old, attended the well patronized event. 62 63 Guitar Guitar lessons are offered by Mrs. Anne Vaclavik (right) to any interested fifth or sixth grade student. The lessons are free and students are instructed in the “folk” method of guitar playing. Students are often asked to entertain in public, sing at weddings or play for school functions. At the end of the year all guitar students from previous years are invited to participate in a concert along with present members. 64 Elementary SERMONS WE SEE I’d rather see a sermon than hear one any day, I’d rather one should walk with me than merely show the way. The eye’s a better pupil and more willing than the ear; Fine counsel is confusing, but example’s always clear; And the best of all the preachers are the men who live their creeds. For to see the good in action is what everybody needs. I can soon learn how to do it if you’ll let me see it done. I can watch your hands in action, but your tongue too fast may run. And the lectures you deliver may be very wise and true; But I’d rather get my lesson by observing what you do. For I may misunderstand you and the high advice you give, But there’s no misunderstanding how you act and how you live. —Edgar A. Guest. ca Kindergarten Mrs. Bennet Mrs. Chamberlain last row: S. Redman, f. Yanda. N. Gibson. P. Harris. A. VanName. B. Carmer, S. Buchholz, E. Mollenkoff. C. Kish, middle row: M. Jeffords. I). Guiney, E. Breuer. A. Hatch. M. Sweeney. C. Gross. D. Lucky. C. Carpenter. P. Hopkins, front row: M. Paulsen. C. Potter. A. Johnson. T. Beardsley. J. Thayer. L. Bennion, P. Wilson. D. Snyder. R. Rakoska. front row: J. Little. A. Summerville. S. Norton. S. Soulysack, M. Wolfer. J. Ellis. C. Craft. L. Bliss. P. Burdick, middle row: . Stones, S. Nourse. R. Pangborn. L. Snyder. D. Ellwood. J. Largy, J. Jones. E. Learn. back row: B. Clark. A. Ferris, A. Byington. K. Huck, T. Barlow. C. James. A. Barney. T. Houser. B. Beardsley. J. Hatch. L. to R. Front Row: T. Cross. S. Scholl, M. Kipple, T. Evans. S. Miller. W. Fuller. Second Row: J. Brown. C. Byington. J.. Fiebelkorn. C. White, C. Pickut. M. Rennie. Buck Roiv: E. Cartwright. J. Young, D. Wolfer, V. White. B. Reed, K. Bennett. Seated: W. Buchholz. R. Stoneherg. S. Hale. C. Armison. K. Gross. Second Row: L. Brooks. S. Horst. J. Thomas. N. Tanner. S. Gardner. M. Shannon. Back Row: C. Clark. H. Ayers. E. Taylor, J. Wheeler. . Oakley. K. Hammond. First Grade Mrs. Roberts Mrs. Roeske Mrs. Kleinspehn R. to L Top Row: B. Clark. K. Crosby. C. Allen. M. Krause, E. Miller. T. James. . Frazier. Middle Row: . Appell. V. Therrien. N. Bennion. . St. Clair. D. Rogers. L. Russell. Front Row: T. Hodnett. M. Knibloe, T. Ackerman. . Lalonde, . Ellwood, S. Gayford. First Row: T. Prial, B. Learn. T. Berezuik, E. Jeffords, C. Potter, B. Potter. Second Row: M. Jones, C. Beardsley, S. Tucker. II. Straw, K. Ackerman. S. Evans. C. Wilcox. Third How: T. Lindberg, L. Neal. M. Pickut. M. Vaclavik. W. Slocum. H. Weidrick, S. Kenyon. Front How: M. Wolfer. B. Vang. A. Moore. C. Miller. M. Swimline. E. Andrews. J. Moore 2nd How: T. Sweeney, J. Stone, P. Ilalberg. T. Belford, J. Tahyer, J. Beardsley. A. Sparrer. C. Johnson. 3rd How: K. Stevenson. K. Miller. D. Nusbickel, K. Harris. T. Preston. B. Miller. P. Prial, A. McKewan Third Grade Mrs. Austin Mrs. Shannon Mrs. Yundo I Top Row: N. Reed. J. Robinson. K. Barry. M. Ilerke. G. Fraser. R. Nourse. J. Therrien. Middle Row: H. Van Scoter. T. Hatch. K. Prial. R. Ellwood, M. Reitnour. G. Vosburg, D. Virga. J. Curran. Bottom Row: S. Barlow. J. Burger. C. Buchholz. T. Wolfer, T. Brown, D. Beardsley. First Row: S. Russell. A. Hale. W. Harry. V. lames. R. Armison. E. Weierheiser. A. Austin. K. Mills. Second Row: L. Prentice. D. Curry. S. Rau. A. Myers, T. Barber. P. MacLaughlin, B. Sayers. B. Burrows. Third Row: B. Balcom liarring. M. Little. D. Rafferty. A. Fili, D. Sc hall, E. Shanks. S. Reitnour. First Row: R. Shelley. J. Hunt. R. Morgan. L. Baker. L. Rau. K. Skye. Second Row: S. Armison. C. Minnier. K. Christensen. L. Rogers. M. Bliss. J. Pennington. . Thomas. C. Doyle. Third Row: B. White. . Piersma, L White. A. Findlay. S. Johnson, C. Andrews. K. Ornans, C. Bennion. Fourth Grade Mr. For key Mr. Neel Mrs. Feet First Row: P. Mills. S. Clark. A. Smith. D. Miller. P. Hopkins. F. Bullard, S. Lewis. L. Boon. Second Row: Y. Gomfxih. B. Miller. C. Clark. . Moore. S. Clark. E. Carpenter. H. Smith. D. Anderson. Third Row: . luck. I. Roederer. L. Frazier. E. Culbert. F. Howard, D. Pouliot. . Beardsley. . Speicher. G. Gillette First Row: C. Sardina. A. Raize, S. Nusl)ickel Second Row: L. Bennett. C. Tucker. C. Frase. A. Danna. A. Danner Third Row: C. Beardsley. . Ellis. M. Buckley. R. Kinney. D. Polaski. B. Howard. B. Rose Folk Guitar First Row: . Steadman, J. Buck, L. Brown. D. White, N. Irish. A. Clester, M. Frazier. N. Vaclavik. C. Davis. Second Row: G. Noniewicz. S. Speicher, C. Patridge, C. Gross, C. Irish. A. Tavernier. K. Thayer. B. Stanton. Back Row: H. Horst. A. Ellis. B. Speicher, T. Rokaska. K. Stockin. M. Rau. L Wagoner Instructor: Mrs. Vaclavik First Row: . Hulse, L. Belford. M. Rau, K. Burner, B. Kibbler. T. Hatch. G. Grice. S. Buck. K. Bennett. H. Horst. A. Mizel. B. Brown. M. Buchholz, . Barry, Second Row: L. Wagoner. K. Davis. K. Williams. C. Tucker. A. Danner. K. Thomas. S. Ornans, M. Bennion, L. Morgan. C. Frase. A. Kulp. Third Row: C. Patridge, T. Myers, S. Speicher. C. Brown. N. Nevinger. M. Lewis. C. Gross. D. White, A. Colombo, C. Davis. S. Virga. K. Clark Elementary Organizations Fifth Grade Band First Row: B. Brown. II. Horst. A. Filis. G. Grice. T. Hatch. L. Wagoner. A. Taylor. Second Row: E. Nichols. S. Brenneman. K. Williams. . Hulse. S. Harris. C. Davis. S. Omans, M. Evans. Third Row: J. Rouse. R. Chandler. D. Clark. H. Schroeder. . Stone. C. Beardsley. . Beardsley. M. Bennion, R. Wilson. Elementary Choir First Row: M. Rau. M. Irish. N. Vaclavik. L. Rose. R. Wilson. B. Rose. B. Howard. S. Brenneman. A. Danna. D. Pope. T. Rakoska. . Stone. . Beardsley. D. Jack. Second Row: . Ballard. P. Hulse. L. Brown. M. Preston. N. Irish. K. Thayer. . Steadman. A. Tavernier. K. Stockin. S. Moore, A. Therrien. D. Huizenga. B. Speicher. S. Knibloe. A. Tavernier. Third Row: J. Rouse. G. Noniewicz. J. Piersma, E. Carpenter. L. Wood. L. Bennett. N. Stekl. J. Miller. S. Decker. S. Harris. A. Ellis. M. Munro, C. Irish. B. Konz. Front Row: G. Grice. B. Stanton, I). Pope. T. Rukosku, N. Irish. R. Wilson. M. Evans, A. Ellis. Row 2: K. Rawlings, E. Bereziuk, . Beardsley, D. Clark. S. Omans, R. Chandler. T. Clark. A. Taylor, A. Tavernier. Row 3: K. Berner. K. Stockin. M. Burroughs. C. Vas He. L. Wagoner. G. Noniewicz, K. Cornell. T. Hatch. L. Rhodes, M. Bennion. R. Woodin. First Row: N. Vaclavik. T. Beardsley. D. Miller. S. Virga. iM. Tanner, C. Slocum, J. Rouse, K. Williams. Second Row: R. Brown, D. Huizenga. S. Harris, II. Schroeder. N. Stekl. . Hulse, C. Davis. C. Curry Third Row: C. Beardsley. J. Adamowicz, II. Horst, . Steadman. E. Nichols. J. Sparrer. T. Armison, S. Brenneman. S. Knibloe. T. Thayer. J. Stone. Mrs. Carpenter Fifth Grade Mr. Gillette Mrs. Knowlton Row 1: J. Hurst. I). Gorman. A. Therrien. M. Buchholz. E. Kenyon. M. Munroe, T. Wolfer, C. Brown. D. Rice. (not picturedj Row 2: M. Irish. . Harry. A. Colombo. D. White. M. Frazier, A. Clester. R. Rhode. K. Parmenter Row 3: S. Wilcox. R. Smith. L. Brown. II. Fiegl. S. Buck. L. Rose. Alicia Allen. B. Speicher. C. Fraschetti. R. Crouch Back: Ballard Row 1: M. Baginski, M. Clark. R. Konz, J. Miller. A. Gardner. L. Bennett. . Jakubowski, M. Brooks. Row 2: D. Polaski, C. Evans. C. Irish. K. Thayer. L. Wood. T.Carpenter, R. Bielewicz, B. Minnier. Row 3: A. Danna. M. Preston. A. Kulp. N. Nevinger, S. Frazier. M. Hatch. P. Hulse, B. Howard. B. Rose. Row 1: E. Carpenter. A. Carmer. . Peterson. A. Danner. K. Thomas. J. Ellis. C. Tucker. Row 2: L. Clouse. A. Brown. C. Beardsley. . Piersma. P. Vosburg. C. Sardina, K. Bennett. S. Moore. Row 3: K. Davis. S. Nusliickle. . P. Roederer, A. Dorman. R. Nisl)et. M. Rau. L Morgan. C. Erase. Row 4: D. Jack. B. Pickut. Sixth Grade Mr. Breuer Mrs. Cummings Mr. McGlynn Back raw: A. Tavernier. T. Smith. R. Beardsley. C. Gross. M. Frazier, E. Washburn. A. Baize. B. Rose. D. Marriott. Middle: M. Ruu. C. Brown. M. wis, . Sanders. T. Covert. R. Shanks. T. Myers, S. Decker. Front: C. Pat ridge, L. Belford. M. Hopkins. S. Speicher, B. Gompah, R. Kinney. M. Rakoska. M. Buckley. Second Grade Mrs. Kckler Mrs. Gillette front: T. Rafferty. W. Ramey, K. Walt. O. Stull, J. Paul, S. Clouse, N. Noniewicz, A. Findlay, . Balcom middle: J. Prentice. C. Nourse. D. Buchholz, R. Clester, . Brown. V. Frazier, K. Hale. M. White. S. Gompah back: P. Meacham, D. Decker. S. Ferris. W. Mills, f. Frazier. S. Kish, N. Bower. R. E stab rook. C. Davis front: R. Robinson. J. Barber, f. Andrews. . Knibloe. T. France. E. Grice, . Bowe. R. Cross, middle: E. Engert. C. Anderson, J. Jones, T. Hunt, J. Carmer. N. Hatch. S. Howard. C. Basney. K. Guiney. . Richardson. M. Nichols. B. Redman. M. Saufley, J. Smith. T. Lafferty, R. Pangborn 81 Row 1: J. Sayers. C. Minniers, D. Ricketts. T. Clark. T. ’I'uttle. D. Clark. R. Sharp Row 2: B. Kochersperger. S. Noon. S. Kipple. . French. S. Ricketts. K. Hammond. L. Hotchkiss. I. Wiedrick Row 3: C. Belford. P. Cornell. K. Daley. L. Fuller. D. Burger. C. Bennett. L. Limburg Row' 4: T. Granger. D. Hatch. C. Curry Row 1: T. Hllwood, R. Woodin, D. Mills. C. fumes. Row 2: L. Burger. D. Howard. C. Sweeney. R. Norton. T. Smith. L. Cassidy. Row 3: L. Fuller. M. Boiver, C. Maines, M. Parmenter. K. McKerrow. S. Roth. J. Chandler. Row 4: N. Adamowicz. K. Huizenga. R. Clute. K. Therrien, K. Hallock, D. Erh. S. Kipple 82 Seventh Grade Row 1: S. Suufley. V. Kenyon. S. Kish. S. Baginski Row 2: S. MacLaughlin. A. Roberts, . Dorman. . Davis. M. Rau. D. Reese. Row 3: R. Kish. T. Perkins. T. Fleck. C. Austin. T. Gardner. D. Ellwood, f. Hatch. Row 4: E. Snyder. D. King. R. L. Tanner. B. Ornans. M. Vosburg. D. Cassidy. P. Cleveland 83 Eighth Grade Row 1: L. Beardsley, M. Hod nett. E. Cross. M. Hod nett. iVI. Taylor. D. Hansen, M. Cole. Row 2: K. Kinney. K. Cross. M. Good. K. Peet, H. Myers. M. Beardsley. L. Frazier. Row 3: B. Clouse. T. Rich. V. Fox. C. Wolfer. Row I: K. Clark. M. Noon. f. Cockle. C. Beardsley. I. Fiegl, L. Gierke. J. Hurroivs. B. Husted. Row 2: R. Cox. K. Shanks. B. Yanda. L. Krause. M. McNiel. D. Armison, K. Nystrom. B. Brenneman. Row 3: . Miller P. Kish. . Wolfer. N. Thomas. A. Appleton. G. Roberts. K. Fuller. E. Brown. . Frazier. Row . Metzger. S. Alderman. 84 Row 1: . Sunders. B. Worthington. P. Armison. D. St. Amant, T. Brunke, M. White. T. Carpenter. M. Vosburg, Row 2: B. Baize, A. Frazier, P. Kulp, I). Owens. M. Ellis. T. Vasile. R. fukubowski, L. Denning, D. Witt. 85 Ninth Grade Row 1: V. Roberts. R. Tavernier. W. Vaclavik. H. Sardina. S. Vasile. J. Ricketts. L. Omans, R. Speicher Row 2: L. Reese. P. Wilson. R. Shelly. I). Granger. J. Ricketts. K. Vosburg. L. Pope. M. Good Row 3: C. Wolfer. R. Tyler. K. Stekl. . St. Amant. C. Roth. S. Schroeder. T. Wolfer Row 1: K. Fraser. L Ackerman. . Day. B. Doyle. R. Culbert. J. Aylor. K. Christensen. C. Culbert. K. Closser Row 2: M. Adamowicz, R. Barber. L. Curry', J. Crouch. M. Fried!. D. Tesmer. J. Ellis. D. Crow. K. Frazier Row 3: . Ferrin. S. French. J. Beil. C. Belford, . Denning 86 Row 1: C. King. L Mitchell. T. Hurst. A. Nisl)et, G. Gillette. W. b’iegl. T. Miller. S. Mac Ewan . Row 2: C. Kochersperger. M. Leax. . Nusl)ickle. L. Marino. P. Kulp. C. Lathan. T. Kennedy. H. Morgan Row 3: M Mills. I). Morgan, T. Kuntz, T. Moore. K. Nordblum 87 Tenth Grade Row 1: S. Nisbet, W. Mauerman, B. King. I.. Popp. K. Prentice. R. Marriott. W. Kennedy. Row 2: L. McClynn. T. Pope. AI. Parker. M. Potter. A. Peel. N. Mason. G. Omans, P. Krause How 1: C. Appleton, G. Babbitt. D. Alderman. S. Frazier, K. Fuller. C. Cariner, M. Brunke, Row 2: J. Clark, K. Covert. M. Baginski, R. Brown, . Collopy, I). Heinze. K. Arminson, C. Bennett. S. Hotchkiss Row 1: L. Taylor. C. Roberts. G. Wii iams. S. VVoodin, D. Wait. D. Stanton, L. Thomas. Row 2: B. SfXiicher. D. Rafalski. B. Williams. T. Ricketts, T. Worthington. D. Vedder, C. Webster. S. Vas He. 89 Eleventh Grade 90 Boces 92 93 94 95 Talent Show Open House 97 J.R.-S.R. Play 98 Life with Father CAST Annie Pam Smith Clarence Dave Perkins Cora Sharon Konz Delia Nancy Nystrom Father Harry Nusted Harlan Andy Tavernier John Louis Marino Maggie Barbara Yanda Margaret Shelly Peet Mary Skinner Katie Kolakowski Nora Tammy Dana Rev. Dr. Lloyd Bob Speicher Vinnie Tara Greenway Whitney Chris Sweeney Directed by: Mr. Timothy Neel Scenery Ms. Lillian Thiell Mr. Joseph Lates Stage Manager Mr. Robert Williams Stage Crew Don Heinz. Jeff Webster. Mary Anne Parker. Joanne Cronk. Kim Christen sen. Casda Liddick Costumes Joan Bowman 99 Honor Assembly This year’s senior high honor assembly was held on Friday, June 3. Presiding Kings and Queens (1-r): D. Bower, D. Griffin, B. Bailey, K. Kolakowski, L. Potter, D. Ricketts, G. Williams, T. Clark, H. Sardina, J. Ricketts Spanish Awards: K. Christensen, L. Taylor, B. Yanda. M. Adamowicz, K. Christensen (center) Girls' and Boys’ State: D. Griffin, R. Hinz Senior Band: J. Bailey, D. McCrary, M. Adamowicz, L, Taylor Star Greenhand Award: M. Lates Mr. McWilliams presented scholarship awards and recognized this year’s honor students. Awards for co-curricular participation were presented by: Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Williams (Music), Mr. Campana (Crest), Miss Thiell (Art), Mrs. Fraiser (Space), Miss DiGregorio (Agriculture), Mrs. Babbitt (Home Economics), Mrs. Sumski and Mrs. Hall (Media Center), Miss Hansen (Student Council), Mrs. Morgan (Spanish), and Mr. McWilliams (CETA). Mr. Backus was master of ceremonies. 100 (top to bottom) H. Husted: valedictorian N. Nystrom: salutatorian Home Ec Award: S. Peet, B. Yanda F.F.A. Award: R. Hinz, f. Cockle F.F.A. and Ag Award: B. Bailey I Dare You: R. Ellis, J. Bailey DAR Good Citizenship: L. Potter Ag Award: T. Hinz Standard Bearer: K. Christensen, E. Fiegl CETA Award: K. Denning 101 Athletic Assembly In ceremonias held Wednesday, fune 1 sports awards for outstanding achievement and most improvement went to: C. Colombo. T. Schroeder (baseball). L. Hess. C. Doyle (basketball). A. Marino. P. Fancher. II. I lusted (Tennis). G. babbitt. P. Vosburg (softball). T. Stekl (basketball). T. Miller. G. babbitt ITennis) p. 105 (top) L. Thomas. P. Smith (Most Spirited). T. Worthington (Soccer). T. Stekl. I.. Potter (babe Ruth Award). M. Thomas (Paul Hatch Award). P. Vosburg, M. Friedl (Soccer). L. Papke. M. Thomas (Volleyball). Master of Ceremonies: Mr. bielewicz 102 104 105 Faculty Staff Faculty and Staff Congratulations Seniors! Dear Graduates, I congratulate you, the members of the class of 1983, on your accomplishments during your high school years. The future is bright and will offer many challenges and opportunities for each of you. Experts tell us that in the future our population will enjoy more material wealth and personal liberty than ever before. Because they will be freed by technology from much of life’s drudgery, people will have more time to allow their creativity to flower. In your future there will be mountains to climb. There will be long roads to travel. The love and support you have received from those who care and the education provided by your teachers will act as a foundation on which you can build a solid future. Look forward with hope. Look backward with gratitude. The eagles are waiting for you on the mountaintop. Sincerely yours, Eddie Husted Eddie Husted, School Superintendent Mansfield State College B.A. Alfred University M.S. Board of Education Front Row: Genevieve Kolakowski, Marjorie Davis Back Row: Max R. Smith, Richard Alderman, President H. Wayne Estabrook Mary Baginski. Secretary to Superintendent and Elementary Faculty Haverling Central School 108 Mr. Edmund P. Backus Secondary Principal M.S. St. Lawrence University Canton, New York Mrs. Shirley Lilly Secretary Bryant and Stratton Business Institute. Buffalo Mr. Keith Barber Business Manager Alfred Agriculture and Technology American Institute of Banking Mrs. Roberta Ashcraft Secretary University of Rochester School of Nursing Mr. Harold McWilliams Vice Principal. Guidance Director State University of Buffalo M.S. Canisius College. Buffalo Mrs. Bonnie Van Name Secretary' Alfred Agricultural and Technical (Medical Secretary) EMT Virginia Babbitt Home He. Dept. B.S. Buffalo State XI.S. Alfred University Veronica O. Barber Math 10.11.12. Computer Programming B.A. Nazareth College 52 Graduate Hours St. Bonaventure Univ., Univ. of Rochester. Alfred Univ. Gerald Brooks Remedial Reading B.S. Buffalo State Teachers College Scott Burt Business Law. Business Math. Typing Varsity Soccer Canisius College Roy Bielewicz Physical Education Psychology B.S. Houghton College M.S. Alfred University Varsity Basketball and Varsity Tennis Michael Campana English 7 fr 8. Drama B.A. Univ. of Toronto no Mauro M. Cardone History 7.10. Current Events H.A. Kings College Cunisius. Geneseo Unda Frasier English 8.0 French H.A. Houghton College La Sorbonne Univ. Paris France Space Advisor Carolyn Eltscher English 8,10, Public Speaking H.A. Houghton College June Fanton Science 8. Chemistry, Physics H.A. Houghton College M.S. St. Honaventure Univ. Harry Glossner General Science. Earth Science, and Biology H.S. Lock Haven State College. M.S. Geneseo Marcia Glossner Health Ed., Health Coordinator, Remedi- al Math grades 2-6. Ill Amy A. Hansen Karl Krause Math 9, Remedial Reading Writing and Industrial Arts, General Shop, Mech. Math B.S. Geneseo State Univ. Drawing, Wood Shop, Metal Shop, A.S., B.S.. M.S., Buffalo State. Erie County Tech., Coach Girls’ Soccer. Girls' Softball Colleen M. Malia Mathematics 78r8, B.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. Marla Morgan Spanish. Remedial Writing, B.A. Niagara Univ., Spanish Club Heddy Sumski Media Center, B.A. Edinboro State, M.S. Edinboro State College Media Center Aids. Yearbook William Nolan History 8frll Fredonia State B.A., f.V. Soccer Coach 12 Willa J. Talbott Social Studies 9.10. B.A. Houghton College 30 Graduate Hours Geneseo Virginia E. Williams Advisor to the Senior Class. Math 9. Re- medial Math. Project Math B.S. Buffalo State College Lillian Thiell Art 7.8. Studio Art. Drawing Painting. Graphics. Crafts B.S. Buffalo State College Robert Williams Concert Band. Cadet Band. Instrumental Class B.M. Ithaca College Paul Wozniak Algebra. Life Science B.S. Geneseo State Nancy Tucker Physical Education Girls 5-8. Co-ed 9-12 B.S. S.U.N.Y. at Brockport Coach Girls Varsity Tennis. Varsity and Jr. High Volleyball 113 Richard M. Kennedy. Senior Choir. High School Orchestra. Jr. High General Mu- sic. Elementary Orchestra, First Year Band. A.B. Fairmont State College. M.M. West Virginia Univ.. Jr. High Handlyells Nancy Howbridge, Speech Therapist. S.U.C. at Geneseo. St. Bonaventure Univ. Avis Wilmot. English 12. English 11. S.U.C. Geneseo. M.S.. B.S. Ruth Reda, Resource Room, Slippery Rock State College Pennsylvania S.U.C. at Geneseo Donna Hall. Elementary Library SUNY at Geneseo B.S.. M.L.S. A Vesta Mullen, Elementary Remedial Reading. Eastern Nazarene College B.A. SUNY at Geneseo M.S. 114 Anne Vaclavik. Elementary Art Buffalo State B.A. Robert Shaner Driver Education Denise (Servello) Knox Elementary iMusic. Mixed Chorus. Junior High Handbells. Elementary Choir Maria DiGregorio Agriculture Mike Tower School Psychologist M.S.. B.S. Ron Sweeney Elementary Physical Education. Varsity Club. J.H. Basketball Coach. Ithaca College B.A. 115 Mrs. Margaret Mills. Noontime Aide Mrs. Alice Yanda. Kindergarten Aide Mrs. Viola Sweet. 1st Grade Aide Pat Griffin. R.N. Univ. of Rochester School of Nursing. School Nurse Training Certification. State Univ. Of N.Y. at Geneseo Mrs. Marjorie Bentley. 1st Grade Aide Mrs. Linda Cutting. Kindergarten Aide Building and Body Maintenance S. Gayford, M. Bennett, G. Ferris, J. Lates, M. Biel. 117 Fron!: P. Cassady, B. Luckey, M. Arnold, L. Vedder. Back: P. Miller. V. Sonnlietner, N. Fish, M. Mason, M. Beardsley. Bus Drivers Front row: L. Lilly, S. Brown, L. Fancher, W. Limburg, L. Rose, Back row: D. Hanna, C. Smith, C. Belford, L. Northington, M. Chris- tensen, B. Limburg, B. Austin, G. Mason. Ab- sent: M. Potter, L. Mills 118 119 Mock Wedding Mrs. Babbitt's home economics class annually holds a mock wedding in order to familiarize class members with the many aspects of planning a real wedding. This year's dramatization featured Shelly Peet and Bryan Bailey as the bride and groom. Tim Schroeder and Katie Kolakowski served as Best Man and Maid of Honor. 120 Now and Forever Remember . . . The Words from My Heart Will Always be True Senior Trip A drowsy group of seniors gathered at 5:30 in the morning on Sunday, March 27 and boarded the Thrifty Tours bus en route to Washington, D.C. The seniors stayed at the Ramada Inn, which posted its greeting on the hotel billboard. 122 Washington D.C. Highlights of the trip included a dinner theater featuring Oklahoma!, a trip to the zoo, tours of various historical buildings, and catching a glimpse of Tom Bosley. A special activity during the trip was our participation in the wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. Perhaps the most enjoyable part of the trip was sharing an experience with good friends. The seniors thank Mr. and Mrs. Bielewicz and Mr. and Mrs. Williams for chaperoning. 123 All County All State (above) Senior High All County Chorus h’ront row: L. Fraschetti, P. Smith. K. Christensen. Hack row: C. Liddick. M. Tavernier. B. Yanda. (below) I unior High All State Chorus J. Sayers (front). (1-r) W. Vaclavik. T. Perkins. Senior High All County Band: I). Perkins (front). (1-r) D. McCrary. F. Emmett, L. Mills funior High All County Cborus Front row: L Krause. A. Roberts. B. Fish, Second row: L Limburg. C. Bennett. C. Sweeney. J. Sayers. Third row: B. Baize. T. Tuttle. K. Huizenga. D. Howard. T. Perkins All State Band Front row: B. Yanda. D. Perkins. D. McCrary. B. Husted. Back row: D. Burger. T. Wilson. K. Fuller. K. Clark. K. Shanks 124 OPPORTUNITY Willi doubt and di smay you arc smitten. You think there’s no chance or you, son? Why, the best books haven t been written, The best race hasn't been run. The best score hasn’t been made yet. The best song hasn’t been sung. The best tune hasn’t been played yet; Cheer up, for the world is young! No chance? Why. the world is just eager For things that you ought to create. Us store of true wealth is still meager. Its needs are incessant and great; Don’t worry and fret, faint hearted, The chances have just begun. For the best jobs haven’t been started. The best work hasn’t been done. -BERTON BRALEY. Copyright by Bcrton Braley. nil rights rvscrretl. No Man Can Afford to Invest His Being in Anything Lower Than Faith, Hope, Love,—These Three, the Greatest of Which is Love. Henry Ward Beecher Up Where We Belong 127 There Are Mountains in Our Way 130 131 But We Climb a Step Every Day 132 133 134 135 Adult Education 136 Adult Education program director, Robert Williams, reported high enrollments in this year's courses. The largest course enrollment was for Mrs. Vaclavik's class in aerobic exercise, which attracted forty-three participants. Other course offerings included colonial crafts, upholstering, introduction to computers, typing, shorthand, photography, macrame, and floral arrangement. Adult education courses are held evenings during the second semester. The courses offered differ from year to year depending on the availability of instructors and student enrollment. Last semester’s minimum enrollment was seven. 137 138 Patrons Stardust 1 Fillmore, NY First Jewelers Wellsville, NY Richardson, Pullen Miner Fillmore, NY Rockwell’s Wellsville, NY Smith's Keystone Fillmore, NY Castile Hardware Castile, NY Ted’s Style Shop Houghton, NY A B Radiator Service Fillmore, NY Claybed Farms Larry L. Peet Family Pomeroy Brothers Rushford, NY The Village Athlete Wellsville, NY 139 Funland Roller Rink Wellsville, NY Patrons Fred D. Rice Music House Wellsville, NY Bailey’s Service Center Perry, NY Harrington’s Grocery Belfast, NY Village Booksmith Olean, NY Fillmore Feed Service, Inc. Gorden Fran Smith Daniel C. Kauffman, D.D.S. Fillmore, NY Old Mill Upholstery and Fabrics Fillmore, NY Fillmore Auto Supply ’’NAPA” Fillmore. NY Guiney, Emerson Parker Fillmore, NY Fillmore Discount Tire Phone: 567-8021 Jack’s Hairstyling Fillmore, NY The Restaurant Fillmore, NY uo Patrons Howden's Hardware Fillmore, NY The Dugout Fillmore, NY Bidwell’s Deli Fillmore, NY Paul Flemings Barber Shop Fillmore, NY Fillmore Florist Fillmore, NY Fillmore Wesleyan Church Fillmore, NY Wide Awake Club Library “Check Us Out” Fillmore, NY Herbert W. DeLang Post 808 Community Lanes Belmont, NY Red and White Pike. NY Western Auto Fillmore, NY 141 Miss Marilyn Lundmark Congratulations Class of 1983 From The Class of 1984 ADVERTISEMENTS (Sint 3rt0 3tut Acknowledgements We have told the story of 1982-83 more with pic- tures than with words. As you turn these pages in future years, you are asked to remember the peo- ple who helped compile these memories for you. We are especially indebted to the efforts of Les- lie Thomas, Wendy Vaclavik, Lydia Mills, Tara Greenway, and Mrs. Vaclavik who returned to school during the last week in June to complete Crest '83. As you go your separate ways let these pictures and words recall these days and the closing lyrics of Katie Kolakowski’s class song: “We will remem- ber back to these days and the happy times that we left behind; for faces will change, and places will change, but our memories stay the same.” Would anything have been quite the same without the special friends we knew? 144 INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS MISSION. KANSAS W1NMPEG. MANITOBA IOLA. KANSAS