Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1980 volume:

1980 PANORAMA IiTSTERDAYS DREAMS, TOMORROW’S MEMORIES” 1980 dedication This year's dedication is to an individual who has taken a part in molding our future. By taking on the job of a senior advisor, he assumed a position which requires a great amount of dedication and responsibility. This job is a thankless one, especially dealing with trials (setting up a point system) and tribulations (gray hairs). Not only being an advisor, he is a physical education teacher and an extra curricular-activities coach. So with respect and gratitude, the Senior Class of 1980 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Dennis Amore. 2 .YDM Row 1 A. Baxter, P. Schoonover, V. Hunt, S. Riehle. C. Sears, D. SheMon, G. Kinder, K. Starr, C. Davison. K. Mar- ciszewski. .Row 2: M. Graham, L. Hulin, B. Barber, V. Hunt. L. Taylor. M. Storms, Q. , Parker, B. Ward, M. Fleming, D. Lockwood, R. Hillman, kow 3: J. Little, S. McMullen. D. Jones. L. Stuck. H. Mu pes, T. Treusdell, R. Hadsell. P. Armbruster. B. Ward, T, beach, ). Hampshire, TT. Davis.TM Luce, M. Hint. Officers: President: D. Shelton. V. Pres.: S. Riehle. Secretary: V. Hale. Treasurer: ). Little. JEFFREY HAMPSHIRE Always laugh when you can; it is a cheap medicine. Merriment is a philosophy not well understood. It is the sunny side of existence. George Gordon Byron LAURIE BAKER TAYLOR A thing of beauty is a joy forever, its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness. John Keats LUANN HULIN Freedom is the right to be wrong, not the right to do wrong. John G. Diefenbaker JAMES LITTLE All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word; freedom; justice; honor; duty; mercy; hope. Winston Churchill BRUCE WARD When wealth is lost, nothing is lost; when health is lost, something is lost; when character is lost, all is lost. German Proverb VICKI HALE Whoever gives a small coin to a poor man has six blessings bestowed upon him, but he who speaks a kind word to him obtains eleven blessings. 6 The Talmud SHARON RIEHLE Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Unknown CINDY BEDOW DAVISON We should give as we would receive, cheerfully, quickly, and without hesitation, for there is no grace in a benefit that sticks to the fingers. Seneca THOMAS TREUSDELL The cultivation of the mind is a kind of food supplied for the soul of man. Cicero LARRY STUCK If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Unknown PAUL ARMBRUSTER Life is action and passion. It is ex- pected of a man that he share in the action and passion of his time un- der penalty of being judged not to have lived. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. KAREN MAY It's always easy to tell your station in life. Sooner or later, someone tells you where to get off. Herb Daniels DAVID PARKER ••PORKY If hard work is the key to success, most people would rather pick the lock. Claude McDonald KARLA MARCISZEWSKI If we open a quarrel between the past and the present, we shall find that we have lost the future. Winston Churchill GAYLE KINDER SPIDER When I don't have anything to worry about, I begin to worry about that. Walter Kelly 4 MICHAEL GRAHAM Faith is knowing there is an ocean because you have seen a brook. William Arthur Ward HENRY MAPES HAM To see a day go by is not sad but a blessing for we are not made of the present but of the past. Original DOROTHEA STARR DOT” Some silent people are more in- teresting than the world's greatest talkers. Disreali 8 DONALD JONES “JONESY” It takes two to speak the truth — one to speak, and another to hear. Henry David Thoreau RICHARD HILLMAN There is a foolish corner in the mind of the wisest man. MARSHA STORMS C.C.” Live life to its fullest. Take death with pride. Cindy Flint MARK LUCE An eye can threaten like a loaded and levelled gun, or can insult like hissing or kicking; or. in its altered mood, by beams of kindness, it can make the heart dance with joy. Ralph Waldo Emerson v m 1 k DEB SHELTON A conscience doesn't always keep us from doing something ... it just keeps us from enjoying it. Unknown MICHAEL HINT The only things worth learning are the things you learn after you know it all. Harry S. Truman 9 THEODORE LEACH ‘TED NUGENT Life is but a fraction of what the universe has to offer. RUSSELL HADSELL Reflect upon your present bless- ings, of which every man has many; not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some. Charles Dickens VICKY HUNT To live your life in your own way; to reach for the goals you have set for yourself; to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Unknown sean McMullen There are some who can still remember all the things that we used to do, but the days of our youth were numbered and the ones who survive it are few, Kansas TONI TRIPPI It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness. Confucius CINDY SEARS I would rather be defeated in a cause that will ultimately triumph than triumph in a cause that will ul- timately be defeated. Woodrow Wilson 10 Brian Ward Our grand business in life is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what clearly lies at hand. Thomas Carlyle Bonnie Barber All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream. Edgar Allen Poe Patty Schoonover Love is seen best in small things. Unknown Gary Davis Soap and education are not as sud- den as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run. Mark Twain Amy Baxter One thing everybody in the world wants and needs is friendliness. William Holler Michael Fleming One must carve one's life out of the wood one has. German Proverb 11 special dedication Josephine Burdick was a warm person capable of showing interest in individuals and by doing this she was loved by everyone. In sharing this concern and love for all ages, she developed a warm spot in the hearts of the students and school personnel. During her eleven years at the Friendship Central School cafeteria, this dependable, outspoken person contributed lasting memorable impressions which are treasured by everyone! Somehow we can't pass through the cafeteria without thinking of Jo. She will always be in our memories of F.C.S. 12 national honor society Row One' (Left to Right) M. Shawl, K, May, J. Hurd, W. Crooks, T. Schneider, L. Clark, M. Miller. Row Two: K. Marciszewski, J. Little, Ms. LeVernier — Advisor, G. Kinder, V. Hunt. senior play Senior Class Play — “Rubberneck Cast: Vicki Hale, Richard Hillman, Vicky Hunt, Don Jones, Jim Little, Henry Mapes, Karen May, Sean McMullen, Sharon Riehle, Marsha Storms, Brian Ward. 13 14 16 Yesterday . . . We were lost, We were little, And we didn’t know “nothin”— Like little chicks safe within our shells Yesterday was beautiful When you think of it We cringe and delight in our reflections We think of it today. 18 19 Growing . . . What has it meant? What does it mean? What will it mean? To grow is to take one step beyond . . . to become what we are at this moment. 20 22 e It’s going to come out alright-do you know? The sun, the birds, the grass—they know. They get along— and we’ll get along. Carl Sandburg 24 25 26 27 N) 00 Today . . . We wonder of how we’ve grown. How did we ever do it? We slip out of our skin and ask ourselves Through those strange but growing years and past those foolish blunder days on to being closer to the time at hand— this time so dear. 29 30 31 class of 1981 Row 1 — S. Schoonover. L. Clark. T. Schneider. W. Crooks. M. Miller. A. Weathered. Row 2 — B. Bates. L. Hadsell. M. Shawl. T. Hyde. C. Chamberlain, J. Hurd. G. Shattuck. D. Hint. M. Cummins. Row 3 — S. Starr. G. Bane. S. Halsaver, E. Dunn. M. Hale. P. Selden. M. James. J. Davis, C. Hadsell. R. Hoopes, G. Ritter. Officers: President: M. Miller. V. President: C. Chamberlain. Secretary: W. Crooks. Treasurer: L. Clark, Advisor: Mrs. McDer- mott. class of 1982 Row 1 — H. Chamberlain, D. Balcom, S. Snyder. E. Rumsey. D. Stocum. Row 2 — D. Taylor, J. Cwiklinski. G. Jordan, L. Shelley. G. Lumpp. T. Graham. T. Herrick, H. Lumpp, ). Shelley. T. Merrick. H. Shaw. A. Southwick. D. Wolfgang. Row 3 — T. Mar- ciszewski. D. Starr, B. Hogan. J. Rydzik. T. Skinner. L. Doran. W. Middaugh, B. Keller, S. Hunt. M. Hint. S. Hunyady, M. Clark. E. Rumsey. L. Schoonover. Row 4 — J. Taylor. G. Shattuck, J. Davis. K. Livergood. R. Herring. M. Trippi. T. Stuck. S. Swift. T. Schneider. B. Lamb. B. Karl. L. Cummins. D. Snyder. C. Chamberlain, N. Barber, C. Sadler, C. DaHill. Advisors: Mr. Page Mr. Hammond. President: H. Shaw, V. President: T. Schneider, Secretary: L. Shelley, Treasurer: S. Hunyady, S.C. Officers: C. Sadler. S. Snyder. D. Snyder. Absent: K. Crane and M. Lumpp. class of 1983 Row 1 — P. Warner. D. Blouvet, J. Hale. ). May. Row 2 — D. Harmon. L. Ward. J. Buzzard. L. Stocum. P. Langdon. D. Warner. T. Thompson. J. Hoopes. R. Powell. Row 3 — J. Perry. T. Ritchie. K. Middaugh. B. Crooks. B. Weathered. Row 4 — G. Keller. C. Balcom. L. Fitch. T. Skinner. L. Gelser. M. Taylor. T. Schneider. J. Heary, Y. Davis. D. Shelton. M. Blouvet. E. Dunn. M. Daniel. D. Cross. B. Cooper. Advisors: Mrs. Butts. President: B. Weathered, V. President: Gina Keller, Secretary: J. Butler. Treasurer: T. Skinner. S.C. Of- ficers: Y. Davis. J. Hale. T. Thompson. class of 1984 Row 1 — T. Snyder. P. Herrick. R. Hurrell. D. Pratt. S. Brenna. M. Tuttle. G. Kruger. Row 2 — T. Peterson. L. Mascho. T. Fisk. J. Wentworth. Y. Kaiser. D. Hadsed. P. Vossler. M. Hunyady. V. Elias. Row 3 — B. Wereley. L. Sadler. R. Fleming. C. Selden. M. Shelton. J. Sadler. G. McMullen. E. Barber. ). Marks. Row 4 — S. Dunn. T. Washburn. R. Warner. T. Karl. P. Bennett. M. Brunner. M. Prince. C. Myers. M. Keller, D. Norton, D. Eshbaugh. M. Warner. M. Shelley. R. Warner. J. Warner. C. Greene. M. Geffers. K. McCarthy. B. Feaster. Advisors: Ms. Jaques. Mr. Bush. President: M. Prince, V. President: M. Hunyady. Secretary: P. Herrick. Treasurer: R. Fleming. S.C. Officers: T. Peterson, M. Shelley. J. Wentworth. class of 1985 Row 1 — M. Keller. R. Higby, J. Ward. B. Rehler. R. Kaiser.). Fitch. D. Peterson. C. Hurrell. D. Rehler. C. Shaw. B. Dunham. K. Hale. Row 2 — J. Cwiklinski. T. Kinder. D. Murphy. M. Tuttle. K. Lucas. L. Skinner. J. Gayhart. D. Hint. H. Nickens. Row 3 — R. Holstrom. B. Bean. B. Graham. S. Riehle. D. DaHill. D. Middaugh. B. Bean. J. Davis, j. Taylor. J. Mericle. B. Crane, J. Schneider. T. Trippi. K. Hadsell. J. Nickerson. J. Marks. Advisor: Mr. Larson. President: C. Shaw. V. President: B. Bean. Secretary: T. Trippi. Treasurer: S. Riehle. S.C. Officers: ). Nickerson. J. Marks. D. Rehler. grade six Row 1 — R Rinker. C. Kaiser. H. Hadsell. B. Jadwin. J. Heary. T. Hess. Row 2 — L. VanCleaf. T. Higby. Row 3 — P. Warner. B. Budinger. T. Erskine. R. Hall. H. Hogan. Teacher — Mrs. Kingdon. Row 4 — D. Cross, J. Fitch. C. Belden. D. Warner. B. Bergman. Row 5 — T. Riehle. B. Smith. M. Stockman. Row 3 — Janis Weatherell. Rhonda Taylor. Jodu Burdick. Beverly Warner. Wendy Stuck. Kammi Herrick. Row- 2 — Heidi Shawl. Carl Masten. Tim Baxter. Dennis Greene, Ron Rinker. Fred Elias. Mrs. Pocock. Row 1 — Tami Williams. Tony Solomon, Marjorie Schoonover, Amie Setters. Becky Warner, Tammy Snyder. Norma Haskell. Tom Shattuck. grade five Row 1 — B. Hurrell. T. Talbett, R. Washburn. R. Hale, C. Rung. S. Ritchie. Row 2 — B. Dunn. E. Markham. Back — J. Harris, N. Keller. J. Howell. D. Harmon,). Little. J. Solomon. Teacher — Mrs. Swift, T. Shattuck. L. Winchell. F. Schoonover. Absent — F. Davis. Row 1 — R. Cribble, D. Vaughn, E. Maxson. J. Warner, ). Strahan. B. Hurrell. B. Blouvet. Row 2 — C. Dunham. L. Pratt, D. Whittaker. Row 3 — B. Schoonover, W. Sortore, L. Lamb. L. Rehler. M. Howell. T. Travis. T. Myers. Teacher — Mr. Tenny. 40 grade four Row 1 — J. Bliss. H. Hogan. Row 2 — D. Morseman. M. Hint. B. Johnson. S. DaHill. T. Hall. R. Hall. Row 3 — C. Lucas. S. McCarthy. M. Miles. T. Stebbins, S. Snyder. Row 4 — A. Nearing. S. Kaiser. B. Van Cleaf. B. Webster. N. Treusdell. Teacher — Mrs. Fuller. Row 1 — J. Whittaker. P. Cleveland. E. Shelton. K. Erskine, J. Cummings. S. Shick. Row 2 — H. Elliott. K. Rung. M. Trask. L. Sherman. M. Sadler. D. Fleming, M. Daniel, P. Shaw. Row 3 — G. Skinner. M. Foster. D. DeGroat. M. Belden, L. Leawright. J. Warner. Teacher — Mr. Kunz. 41 grade three Row 1 — T. Warner, K. Maxson, B. Johnson, D. Cross. Row 2 — C. Prince. E. Schurr, Teacher — Mrs. Campbell. K. Wallace. J. Belden, M. Stuck. J. Hulett, L. La Fleur. R. Butler. Row 3 — C. Middaugh. S. Keller. D. Cooper. L. Halsaver. Absen� — T. Masten, J. Pratt, T. Trumble, C. Johnson. 42 Row 1 — D. Stuck. M. Davison. J. Budinger. R. LaFleur. A. Williams. K. Talbett. J. Kaiser. Row 2 — E. War- ner. N. Hint. Row 3 — R. Fronczak. K. Greene. D. Morehouse. R. Hadsell. Teacher — Mrs. Sawyer. Dean Hint, L. Shepherd. J. Stearns. J. Giesy, G. Hodge. Absent — B. Hess. grade two Row 1 — ]. Shick. K. Fleming. A. Meyers. T. Hall. N. Stearns. D. Ward. C. Stuck. Row 2 — M. Tuttle. L. Webster. T. Baxter. C. Ritter. P. Warner. K. Erskine. M. Simpson. J. Cummings. Row 3 — C. Zacher. Teacher — Ms. Gaeta. R. Dunham. Absent — A. Langdon. Row 1 — D. Cummins. M. Masten. K. Snyder. D.J. Freeman. M. Davis. Row 2 — D. Swick. R. Foster. C. II- lerbrun, D. Herring. M. Swick. D. Farnum, D. Morsman, N. Queeno. S. Greene. Row 3 — Teacher — Ms. Johnston. C. Ward, D. Johnson. D. Cross. M. Travis. B. W'ashburn. R. Solomon. A. Leese. J. Carney. D. McCarthy, A. Golden. 43 Row 1 — H. Rehler, D. Herring. T. Hadsell. M. Reynolds. C. Braley. Row 2 — C. Trumble. D. Johnson. S. Bedow. J. Mitchell. M. Stebbins. Teacher — Mrs. Youngs. grade one Row i _ K. Erskine. T. Ritter. J. Schultz. D. Logue. D. Blouvet. K. Greene. C. Taylor, T. Williams. ). Beardsley. Row 2 — B. Cleveland. C. Winchell, R. Foster. C. Rung. D. Stuck. E. Broshar. B. Harris.). Giesy. row 3 — J. Plummer. A. Trask. V. Gleason. D. Cummins. M. Crane. M. Chamberlain. B. Hoyer, Teacher — Mrs. Zacher. 44 Row 1 — A. Sherman, B. Maxson, P. Fisk W. Weart, ]. Crane. Row 2 — B. Sortore, J Beardsley,). Hodge, T. Amore, L, Carney H. Hall, S. Woilas. Row 3 — J. Butler, J Meyers. E. Carlson. T. Morehouse, A Cooper, D. Heary, Teacher — Mrs Trippi. Row 4 — O, Sortore, S. Freeman J. Farnum. kindergarten Bottom L to R — L. Gayton, T. Humphrey. B. Johnson, M. Hoyer. Row 2 — T. Braley, S. Webster, J. Carney, J. Barnett. Standing — J, Hulett, S. Smith, D. Ward, E. Simpson, H. Cummins, T, Mitchell. Top — Mrs. Hanks, Teacher — Mrs. Farrell, Absent — S. Washburn, C. Carney, C. Hamilton. faeultys faculty faculty special recognition The Panorama Staff would like to give special recognition to an individual who has dedicated 25 years of her life to the students here at F.C.S. She has been, and always will be, a great inspiration to all who have known her. She has filled our minds with knowledge and our hearts with love. The Panorma Staff and Students at F.C.S. are proud to give special recognition to Mrs. Phyllis Burdick. 47 administrative assistant Daniel Mazur, Administrative Assistant board of education faculty and staff (Top left) Karen Kunz (Account Clerk) (Top right) Dorothy Burris (Tax Collector) (Middle) Al Tucker (Psychologist) (Bottom left) Linda Shelley (Elementary Secretary) Phyllis Sherwood (District Treasurer) (Bottom right) Cindy Pierce (Guidance Secretary) Alfreda Weart (Secretary) Top Left: |oan Armbruster — Elemen- tary Librarian (right) Shirley Lever- nier — High School Librarian (left). Top Right: Warner Page — Jr. Hi. Social Studies (left) John Maxson — High School Social Studies (right). Middle : Russell Solomon — High School Science (left) Donald Cady — Jr. Hi. Science (right). Bottom Left: Val Marciszewski — High School Mathematics (left) Sherry Jaques — Jr. High Mathematics (right). Bottom Right: Gary Hammond — Guidance Counselor. Top Left: Robert Bush — Vocal Music (right) Michael Rohrbach — In- strumental Music (left). Top Right: Daniel Mazur — High School Business. Thomas Larson — Industrial Arts (right). Middle: Ellie Steiner — Elementary Art (left) Nancy McDer- mott — Secondary Art (right). Bottom Left: Frank Ravkovitz — Driver Education. Bottom Right: Marion Daniel — Resource Room Teacher. Jacquie Talbott — Spanish Sharon Foster — Math, Science Virginia Butts, Carol Stout, Robert Sherman — Language Arts Dennis Amore, Sue Folts, David Karl — Physical Education 52 Above: (Left to Right) Joyce Shick — Reading Diagnostician: Genevieve Jordan, Grace De Groat, Shirley Shelley — Aides (top right) Shirley Ward — Teacher's Aide (top left) Carol Whitney — Nurse (middle left) Helen Haskins — Homemaking (bottom left) Marilee Patterer — Speech Therapist bus drivers (Left to right) Betty Norton — Manager, Carolyn Car- ney, Sue Myers, Beth Mericle, Ruth Hatrick 54 (Left to right) Tom Harriger, Gib Ward. Don Weir, Bill Hatrick, Dick Carney — Head Custodian. (Missing) Margaret Harvey, Tom Harvey, Lee Winchell (Kneeling left to right) Leland Winchell, Norm Fleming, (Standing left to right) Don Heary, Carl Schneider, Don Weir, Cornelius DeGroat custodians girls’ softball — 1979 section five class “d” champs Rowl: B. Collins, C. Chamberlain, D. Shelton, B. Wereley, T. McMullen, S. Stearns, L. Halsaver, Ms. Levernier (Ad- visor) Row 2: Mr. Amore (Coach), D. Starr, T. Schneider, W. Crooks, S. Riehle, G. Kinder, M. Storms, L. Baker, T. Schneider, M. Lumpp, Mr. Rohrbach (Assistant Coach) girls’ soccer —1979 class “d” county champs Row 1: J. May, M. Lumpp, D. Wolfgang, H. Chamberlain. D. Shelton, W. Crooks Row 2: G. Keller, L. Gelser.T. Skinner, T. Schneider, D. Balcom, L. Halsaver Row 3: L. Ward, T. Schneider, M. Storms, T. Schneider, N. Barber. G. Kinder, A. Southwick, C. Chamberlain, D. Starr, J. Butler, K. Crane, Ms. Folts (Coach) 56 girls’ volleyball Row 1: W. Crooks, J. Hale, S. Riehle, C. Balcom, T. Schneider Row 2: J. May. L. Halsaver,). Buzzard Row 3: D. Starr, G. Keller, T. Skinner, H. Chamberlain, Ms. Folts (Coach) girls’ basketball Row 1: E. Maxson, A. Southwick, K. May, D. Starr, J. Harris Row 2: M. Storms, Row 3: T. Schneider, N. Barber, W. Crooks, L. Halsaver, C. Chamberlain, Mr. Maxson (Coach) cheerleaders Row 1: L. Shelley, T. Schneider, G. Lumpp Row 2: T. Trippi, D. Balcom, D. Wolfgang, H. Shaw, J. Cwiklinski Row 3: M. I.umpp, (top) K. Crane, L. Ward - junior high basketball Row 1: J. Taylor, B. Bean, J. Ward, J. Marks, S. Riehle, J. Nickerson, T. Solomon Row 2: G. McMullen, M. Geffers, M. Keller, T. Karl, M. Prince, T. Kinder, M. Hunyady, R. Fleming, Mr. Amore (Coach) 58 varsity basketball Row 1: L. Stuck. J. Little, D. Parker. ). Hurd Row 2: (Coach) Mr. Karl, B. Karl, S. Swift, M. Trippi, C. Chamberlain, C. Hadsell, M. Barber, M. Hodge junior varsity basketball Row 1: W. Lamb, M. Clark, T. Graham Row 2: A. Budinger, R. Cooper, T. Stuck, R. Earl (Coach) Mr. Hammond 59 varsity soccer Row 1: (Coach) Mr. Karl, H. Mapes, M. Hodge, M. Fleming, D. Parker, J. Little, S. McMullen Row 2: L. Hadsell, R. Cooper, C. Chamberlain, S. Swift, M. Trippi, S. Hunyady, M. Barber, J. Davis, B. Karl, T. Graham junior varsity soccer 60 Row 1: S. Snyder, L. Cummins, B. Crooks, J. Taylor Row 2: R. Cooper, G. Baine, A. Budinger. B. Keller Row 3: K. Livergood, M. Clark, T. Stuck, ). Hurd, L. Fitch (Coach) Mr. Amore track and field Spring 1979 Row 1. (Coach) Mr. Karl, S. Starr. M. Shawl, B. Keller, D. Jones, M. Trippi, H. Mapes, R. Hoopes, S. McMullen baseball — 1979 class “d” county champs Spring 1979 Class D County Champs (Manager) J. Hale, Row 1: D. Cotton, T. Graham, R. Lawson. D. Cotton, L. Collins, J. Glasspoole, W. 61 Balcom, (Coach) Mr. Mazur, L. Collins, S. Swift, R. Taylor panorama staff Floor: H. Mapes, Row 1: D. Snyder, J. Sadler, L. Clark, M. Clark Row 2: K. May, D. Harmon, W. Crooks (Editor), H. Shaw Row 3: L. Stuck. ). Little (Business Manager), Mr. Page (Advisor) Kneeling: J. Cwiklinski, M. Miller Seated: K. May, L. Clark Standing: L. Stuck, H. Mapes, Mrs. Stout (Advisor), M. Hale 63 new york club Row 1: T. Thompson '83, J. Hale '83, J. Nickerson '85, Row 2: P, Schoonover '80, M. Shelley '84, T. Peterson '84, J. Marks '85, S. McMullen '80, K. Marciszewski '80, Row 3: Mr. Maxson (Advisor), G. Kinder '80, S. Snyder '82, C. Sadler '82, J. Wentworth 84, D. Snyder '82, D. Rehler '85, J. Hurd '81, H. Mapes '80 64 Officers: Henry Mapes — President: Karla Marciszewski — Vice-President: Mark Luce — Treasurer; Patty Schoonover — Secretary Row 1: Mr. Maxson (Advisor), D. Parker, K. Marciszewski. Row 2: J. Little, S. Hunyady, C. Cham- berlain, K. May, W. Crooks, L. Clark, T. Schneider, Row 3: L. Stuck, D. Starr, P. Schoonover, M. Cummins student council ski club Row 1: M. Lumpp, L. Ward, J. Butler, D, Wolfgang, B. Collins, D. Warner. M. Hint, J. May, G. Keller Row 2: P. Warner, S. Hunt, J. Shelley, C. Balcom, P. Langdon, R. Herring, B. Weatherell, B. Crooks, M. Miller, A. Weatherell, T. Merrick, D. Starr, Y. Davis Row 3: ]. Perry, T. Ritchie, P. Schoonover, P. Selden, R. Hoopes, S. Swift, T. Stuck. R. Powell, D. Harmon, K. Middaugh, G. Collins. Mr. Bush 65 senior high choir Row 1: ). Schneider, D. Rehler, K. Hadsell, C. Selden, G. Kruger, G. Keller, T. Trippi Row 2: P. Armbruster, J. Butler, M. Brunner, C. Myers, J. Mericle, S. Hunyady, D. Balcom Row 3: H. Mapes, D. Jones, R. Herring, B. Crooks, Ms. Steiner Row 4: S. Hunyady, B. Keller, M. Daniels, M. Graham, Mrs. Trippi (Co-Advisor), Mr. Rohrbach, Mrs. Daniels (Co-Advisor). Row 1: M. Miller, H. Shaw, J. Buzzard, W. Crooks, T. Herrick, D. Balcom Row 2: L. Fitch, P. Armbruster, M. Graham, Mr. Rohrbach (Band Director), J. Little, H. Mapes, T. Thompson senior high band Row 1: D. Warner, E. Rumsey, D. Jones, J. Little, D. Balcom, T. Schneider, J. Buzzard. G. Keller Row 2: L. Fitch, H. Shaw. M. Graham, P. Armbruster, H. Mapes, T. Thompson, W. Crooks, T. Herrick Row 3: Mr. Rohrbach (Band Director), T. Schneider, J. Feenaughty, M. Miller, L. Clark, J. Butler, ). May junior high band Row 1: M. Shelley, K. Lucas, E. Barber, C. Selden, B. Crane, B. Collins, J. Schneider Row 2: D. Pratt, D. Norton, ). Fitch, C. Myers, H. Nickins Row 3: Mr. Rohrbach (Band Director), C. Shaw, S. Riehle, B. Bean, D. Rehler future nurses ]. Perry, D. DaHill, Mrs. Whitney (Advisor), C. Sadler. T. Ritchie 67 MACLER INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Because Friendship is pure goodness' delicious.all made without preservatives Cottage cheese, buttermilk, sour cream or additives Just a taste will tell you or whipped butter, they re all naturally nothing else is quite like Friendship PfMmdtJup DAIRY PRODUCTS 68 COMPLIMENTS 7?7 OF W FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY W ■ MAIN ST. ypl FRIENDSHIP, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 JACK’S VARIETY STORE MAIN ST. 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