Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1987 volume:

FRIENDSHIP CENTRAL SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP, NEW YORK VOLUME XXXV PANORAMA 1987 F.C.S. ALMA MATER YOU TAKE THE PURPLE FROM THE SUNSET, AND THE GOLDEN FROM THE GRAIN, TO MAKE THIS GLORIOUS BANNER, THE EMBLEM OF OUR FAME. SO HERE'S TO FRIENDSHIP HIGH, WE WILL SHOUT OUR VICTORY CRY. HERE'S TO THE PURPLE AND GOLD. OUR BANNER HIGH WE LL HOLD! TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Section................ — 4-20 Dedication............................. 17 Underclassmen....................... 21-34 Faculty And Staff................... 35-41 Feature Life At F.C.S. ............ 42-47 Sports.............................. 48-55 Activities.......................... 56-63 Advertisements...................... 64-72 Darcey Burlingame Life is hard when you smoke, drink and take drugs. —Un- known Cammi Carlin Elias Cammi “Me has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. —Mrs. A.J. Stanley Connie Dunham 'Connie'' Mope doesn't come from what is, or what it could be, but what it ought to be. —Un- known Patrick Clark Pat'' There's three things a man looks forward to in life-beer, women, and money. —Un- known Tracy Ellison Tracy'' Each new day is an opportuni- ty to start all over again ... to cleanse our minds and hearts anew and to clarify our vision. And let us not clutter up today with the leavings of other days. —Unknown 4 Darrin Harmon Harmony'' The dream never dies. That's why I sing the song. Like our maddening world, it turns on and on. —Unknown Brian Hurrell Champ, Midget'' Two women placed together make colder weather. —Un- known Julie Harris Julie Real friends are those who, when you've made a fool of yourself, don't feel that you've done a permanent job. —Un- known William Hurrell Bill To err is human, but to admit it isn't. —Unknown Benjamin Henderson Ben Any fool can make a rule, and every fool will mind it. —Hen- ry David Thoreau dj ■ 5 cf?' s' Lee Winchell Connie Dunham Jenny Little James Solomon Louise Rehler Leon Lamb Brian Klice Julie Harris James Solomon Tracy Ellison Jenny Little Trent Markell M 0 S T A T H L E T 1 C Trent Markell Ellen Maxson James Solomon Julie Marris Candie Hutchinson Candie May your life bring you all the happiness you can stand and just enough sorrow to show you the difference.”—Un- known Brian Klice Bub I only made one mistake in my life and that's when I thought I was wrong.” — James Solomon James Kane Boob Put your best foot forward . . . but don't trip. —Unknown Ginger Jones Ginger Proper words in proper places, make the true definition of a style. —Jonathan Swift Leon Lamb Leon forgive the people that hurt you if you can' get back at them any other way. —Frank- lin P. Jones 8 Jennifer Little Jenny” A friend is one who knows all about you and still likes you. —Unknown Trent Myers Trent” You fight bravely and swiftly with the blade, until the day a flash of a blade draws your blood, and you fade away from your mortal being. —D. Mas- ter (T.M.) Ellen Maxson Ellen” There is only one success--to be able to spend your life in your own way. —Christopher Morley Trent Markell Trent To obtain true success, one must first experience fail- ure. —Original Lori Pratt Shorty Always remember: others may hate you, but those who hate don't win unless you hate them, and then you destroy yourself. —Richard Nixon 9 Louise Rehler “Weez My idea of an agreeable per- son, is one who agrees with me. —Unknown Frances Schoonover “Fran Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world to- gether. —Unknown William Scott Ritchie “Scott The day is long. The pay is small. So take your time. And ... —Unknown James Solomon “James James loves Tonya—ALWAYS AMD FOREVERIII — Original Beverly Schoonover “Bev When you let proud words go, it is not easy to call them back. Look out how you use proud words. —Carl Sandburg 12 Wesley Sortore Wes'' There are many things that may come and go in one's life, but there's one thing that won't, and that's memo- ries. —Original Debra Whittaker Deb To a small part of ignorance that we arrange and classify, we give the name of Knowl- edge. —Unknown Daniel Vaughn 'Dan'' Be Kind to those you love and you shall be loved. —Un- known James Strahan Jim'' Those who make the worst use of their time, are the first to complain of its short- ness. —Unknown Leland Winchell 'Lee'' Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. —Jo- hann Heinrich Voss 13 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Pat Clark: Track 2,3,4; Soccer 3. Connie Dunham: Soccer 1,2; Sr. Choir 1; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Cammi Carlin Elias: Softball 1; Choir 1. Tracy Ellison: Soccer 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Sr. Choir 1. Darrin Harmon: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Julie Harris: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Student Council Repre- sentative 1,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Ben Henderson: Sr. Choir 3,4; Basketball 3; Ski Club 4; Panorama 2,3,4; Student Council President 4; Hew York Club 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Brian Hurrell: Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4. Bill Hurrell: Soccer 1,2,3,4. Candie Hutchinson: Soccer 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Sr. Play; Sr. Choir 4; Hew York Club 4; Softball 4. Ginger Jones: Soccer 4; Cheer- leading 4; Track 4; Sr. Play; Panorama 4; Sr. Choir 3; Ski Club 4. Jim Kane: Basketball 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2; Hew York Club 4. Brian Mice: Basketball 1,2,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Skiing 3; Class Vice President 2. Leon Lamb: Basketball 1; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2. Jennifer Little: Softball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 3,4; Student Council Vice President 4; High Honors 1,2,3,4; national Honor So- ciety 3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Sr. Choir 1. Trent Markell: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; national Honor Society 3,4; Class President 1,2,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Ellen Maxson: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3„4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band President 4; Jazz Band 1,2; All County Band 1,3,4; Choir 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3,4. Trent Myers: Soccer 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Panorama 1,4; March- ing Band 2,3,4; All County Choir 3,4; Solo Festival 3,4; Student Council 1,4; Jr. Play. Lori Pratt: Band 1; Marching Band 1; Choir 1; Spanish Club 1; Jr. Play; Student Council 2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Panorama 4. Louise Rehler: Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Scott Ritchie: Track 1; Student Council 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Bev Schoonover: Sr. Choir 1. ' Francis Schoonover: Sr. Choir 1,2. James Solomon: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Judicial Chair- man 4. Wesley Sortore: Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Baseball 4; Sr. Play; Band Vice President 4; Hew York Club 4. Jim Strahan: Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. Dan Vaughn: Track 2,3,4; Soc- cer 3,4; Sr. Play; national Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council Representative 3. Debra Whittaker: Soccer 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Student Council 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Lee Winchell: Sr. Choir 1; Baseball 4. Dan Mann: Soccer 2,3; Basket- ball 3. 14 Senior Class Directory SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Well, we have finally made it! It seemed as if the school years would never end, but now we are counting the days to Gradu- ation. Some of us started Kindergarten at F.C.S. in the basement of the Public Library, but others took their time and joined us later. It was such a pain to get bundled up in snowsuits everytime we had to go to the school, whether it was for lunch or specials. We could hardly wait to get in with the big kids.” At the end of our Kindergarten year, we first discovered that our class was dra- matically inclined. For Kindergarten Gradu- ation we put on Goldie Locks and the Three Bears. It was a production that will be remembered for years to come. Then came first grade, no more naps— only Metropolitan Tests. Once we got into fourth grade, the only accomplishments we made were trying to stay out of trouble and especially out of Mr. Tenney's closet. (Does anyone remember??) In sixth grade we went to the Shrine Cir- cus. There is a saying that goes Elephants never forget, well, we'll never forget one particular elephant. Oh those poor clowns!! That same year we again exercised the amazing amount of dramatic talent found in our class, by presenting the play A Char- lie Brown Christmas. Everyone did their part, whether it was being a stage hand, memorizing a major part, or attempting to knock each other down wh ile ice skating on stage. It sure was hard work, but we had a lot of fun too! Junior high was a big change for us. In- stead of single file lines in the halls, it was mass hysteria. We had the hardest time finding our way around. When we first started high school, we didn't know which was worse; being stuffed in a locker or being sent to Mr. Mazur's of- fice. Most would rather be stuffed in a lock- er—all day!!! We have all had our share of being sent to his room, some more than others, and we all agree that it is not a pret- ty sight. Classes in high school always had some excitement in them. Like the time when we had to eat all of our custard in Home Ec. none of us ever expected to be master chefs, but we didn't expect to cook some- thing that bad!! We ll never forget trying to sneak that horrible tasting custard to the bathroom to be dumped where it be- longed—in the toilet! Science class will never be the same when our class leaves. I'm sure Mr. Solo- mon will be glad to see us go. We will miss all of his lectures and labs, and especially hearingall about his Regents questions. We hope you can go on without us Mr. Solo- mon. Another great time was the fact that we could go to the Prom. It was a lot of fun dancing around with our friends. It was sur- prising to see everyone dressed up in tux- edos and gowns. We all looked so nice! Mr. Amore was a very faithful advisor. He stayed with us at the County Fair for two years, all of our activities, and especially with all of the comedians in our Junior Play. Thanks for putting up with us. The true test is the Senior trip. Our Jr.-Sr. Prom was a blast!!! We had so much fun putting up and tearing down. It was so terrible when we came in an hour before and saw a wall of crepe paper lying on the floor. We were so afraid we wouldn't get it back up in time. The worst of it was that we had to make a profit to pay for our water fountain which squirted water an inch into the air and leaked too. But the Juniors are buying it anyway. We have made the best of our years here at F.C.S. and will make the best of this one. Kindergarten Graduation was our first step into thirteen years of education, but our Se- nior Graduation will be the big step into the REAL world for the rest of our lives. Senior Class History 15 PANORAMA DEDICATION The senior class of Eighty-Seven proudly dedicates the 1987 Panorama to Mr. Dennis Amore. We greatly appreciate everything that you have done for us. We may not have always been the perfect class, so we thank you for sticking with us through the past three years. We re going to miss you Mr. Amore! DEDICATION 17 Hope for the best, be prepared for the worst, and take what comes with a smile ' Class Motto 1987 Purple and White - class colors Yellow Rose - class flower Long, Long Way To Go - P, Collins - song Class President Vice-Prelident Treasurer ecretary Dennis Amory SENIOR CLASS WILL 1, Pat Clark, leave to Ed Schurr my ability to win the 200, and to Dan Hoopes, my ability to pour punch in a glass. 1, Connie Dunham, bequeath to my brother Dinger, my perfect attendance in my Junior year — let it be a good example. To Mr. Page, I leave a quieter studyhall without Julie and I. I, Brenda Dunn, leave. 1, Tracy Ellison, leave Eric Shelton some Mad Dog; to Scott Shick, I leave someone else to carry to Computers; and to Dan DeGroat, I leave my books to carry to class. 1, Darrin Harmon, leave to Dan Hoopes my ability to get detention every Thursday during basketball season; and to Mr. Amore, I leave my sign from the Junior Play. 1, Julie Harris, bequeath to all the future exchange students, my bad influence. I, Ben Henderson, leave my title of Detention King to Shawn DaHill. 1, Brian Hurrell, leave Billy Webster my wood-cutting ability; and to Eric Shelton, my nickname. 1, Candie Hutchinson, leave to Dana a bowl of water; to Jennie, a very small pair of shorts; to J.D. a set of weights; to Dan D. and Dan H. my singing ability for future choir class; and to M.M. a pair of baby booties. 1, Ginger Jones, leave Friendship Central School to peacefully exist again. I, Jim Kane, leave to Bill W., Dan D., J.D., Eric and Shawn D., our handshake to uphold. 1, Brian Klice, leave my smile to Billy Webster. 1, Leon Lamb, leave Eric Shelton and Billy Webster my car keys, so they can carry them through the halls. 1, Jenny Little, leave to Kris Klice my ability to come home on time, and to Raymond Hadsell a key ring — for when he gets his own car. I, Trent Markell, leave to Tom Ellison my famous fastball, 'The Heater. 1, Ellen Maxson, leave to my sisters, Karin and Rebecca, the ability to survive the pain and agony of dads class. 1 also leave the job of Girls Varsity Soccer Goalie to some foolish, unfortunate underclassman. 1, Trent Myers, leave to Ms. Levernier, the ability to play D + D for hours on end and watch Dr. Who Marathons. Plus, to Scott Shick, I leave my wild skiing ability, and my secret to keeping warm with a sweater and ski vest. I, Lori Pratt, leave to Heather Elliott a permanent pass to the library from fifth period studyhall; and to my brother I leave my twelfth grade English books, with all the answers in them. I, Louise Rehler, leave my sister a little height; and to Karin Maxson, I leave my ability to shoot hook shots. I, Scott Ritchie, leave to Mike Beldon my secret to keeping warm on the ski slopes; to Tessie, 1 leave my skiing abilities; to Scott Snyder my driving abilities — he desperately needs them; to Judy Besse, I leave my good luck; and to all those who succeed me, I leave my ability to party all night. 1, Bev Schoonover, leave my underclassmates my books. I, Fran Schoonover, finally leave. I, James Solomon, being of almost sound mind, leave my gym locker to Shawn DaHill. I, Wes Sortore, leave to my brother the quads, and some height for basketball. To Kathy Talbett, I leave my History books, in hopes she will do better than 1 did. And to the percussion section, 1 leave my ability to sit and do nothing. I, Jim Strahan, leave my baseball and soccer numbers to Todd Masten, and my Navy shirt to Kris Klice. I, Dan Vaughn, leave to Kevin Wallace all of my high school smarts, because he'll need them; and to Michelle, I leave the rest of me. I, Deb Whittaker, leave Mr. Amore my shinsplints; I also leave my little brother, J.D. a good reputation; and to Jennie Ellison, I leave my fast spikes for soccer. I, Lee Winchell, leave to my brother all of my old textbooks. 1, Dan Mann, leave all of my benchwarming to Chad Prince. We, the Senior Class, leave to the Juniors our “Star Fountain and our Winking Moon for a reasonable price. SENIOR CLASS WILL 19 21 CLASS OF 1988 Row 1: C. Jones, L. Sherman, M. Trask, H. Elliott, T. Stebbins. Row 2: D. Morsman, J. Beardsley, G. Jones, M. Foster, B. Fotte, D. Miles, M. Treusdell, D. Degroat, M. Paloposki, J. Cummings. Row 3: M. Flint, B. Blouvet, K. Rung, S. McCarthy, M. Brinkman, K. Klice, E. Shelton, M. Beldon, S. Shick, J. Whittaker, S. DaFlill, D. Hoopes, S. Snyder, B. Webster, T. Hall. 22 JUMIORS JUNIOR SNAPS 23 CLASS OF 1989 Row 1: K. Maxson, R. Butler, T. Ellison, D. Cooper. Row 2: K. Stork, T. Green, M. Holly, E. Schurr, R. Hadsell, B. Johnson, J. Beldon, L. LaEleur, D. Talbet. Row 3: J. Pratt, C. Prince, D. Hint, J. Warner, K. Wallace, D. Cross, M. Davison, R. Lafleur, T. Mott, D. Stuck, T. Masten. 24 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1990 Row 1: A. Golden, M. Travis, T. Hall, J. Shick, D. Ritter, M. Masten. Row2: A. Meyers, J. Larson, T. Schuster, J. Rainelli, J. Besse, M. Stuck, n. Queeno, M. Campbell, B. Foster. Row 3: A. Langdon, D. Cross, J. Cummings, D. Cummings. Row 4: D. Herring, T. Baxter, D. McCarthy, J. Ellison, J. Stork, C. Stuck, R. Solomon, C. Zacher, J. Brown, C. Plaisted, R. Dunham, O. Klice. FRESHMEN 25 CLASS OF 1991 Row 1: K. Smith, L. Rainelli, J. Shultz, B. Harris, H. Rehler, J. Clark, M. Crane, T. Clemons, T. Williams, D. Stuck. Row 2: D. Brinkmann, K. Roberts, C. Winchell, D. Farnum, D. Freeman, D. Cummins, M. Chamberlain, D. Clark, L. Cole, A. Foster. Row 3: M. Tuttle, F. Johnson, M. Stebbins, K. Gates, C. Nichols, C. McCarthy, T. Braley, B. Cleveland, A. Trask, B. Foster, C. Rung, M. Clemons, D. Blouvet, V. Gleason. 26 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1992 Row 1: J. Rosengart, S. Webster, J. Crane, H. Hall, L. Carney, C. Carney, D. Myers, M. Reynolds, T. Little. Row 2: J. Meyers, E. Carlson, A. Cooper, K. Covell, B. Sortore, M. Eymer, H. Farr, O. Sortore, J. Carney. Row3: D. Ward, S. Freeman, J. Farnum, S. Stuck, P. Sawyer, T. Hadsell, S. Bedow, J. Butler, D. Johnson, J. Barnett, B. Wagner. Row 4: E. Elling, A. Brown, P. Fisk, A. Sherman, R. Maxson, T. Amore, B. Clark, T. Clemons, D. Herring, D. Logue, T. Morehouse. SEVENTH GRADE 27 SIXTH GRADE Row 1: M. Merriam, J. Amore, K. Carney. Row 2: C. Zacher, A. Rung, J. Cummins, M. Foster, S. Golden, J. Hiller. Row 3: Mrs. Kingdon, D. Cooper, M. Ripple, n. Setters, B. Bryant, F. Barber. Row 1: C. Logue, Y. Clemons, A. Barnett, K. Schuster, T. Wallace, P. Travis. Row 2: M. Pepper, Mrs. Pocock, D. Jadwin, T. Holly, A. Campbell, M. Mice, B. Thomas, D. Herring, J. Matta, B. Gleason, T. Hutchison. Absent: T. Braley. 28 ELEMENTARY FIFTH GRADE Row 1: R. Foster, M. Illerbrun, J. Holly, B. Stives. Row 2: M. Speta, J. Hiller, M. Walsh, B. Ritter, J. Zeager. Row 3: C. Weart, S. Cummins, T. Logue, B. Woitas, J. Schuster, S. Johnson, M. Chamberlain, Mr. Kunz. Row 1: T. Skinner, T. Hurlburt, K. Youmans, S. Scott, H. Carney. Row2: S. Nichols, W. Plummer, Q. Smith, S. Skinner, J. Hamilton, M. Simons, R. Ward. Row 3: M. Donohue, W. Braley, D. Larson, S. Bedow, G. Clemons. ELEMENTARY 29 FOURTH GRADE Row 1: R. Cummins, A. Patterson, C. Cimbricz, L. Roberts, S. Heary, H. Claypool. Row 2: A. Ellison, D. Weart, V. Elling, S. Wagner, R. hichols, K. Earley, R. Braley, Q. Payne, S. Perry, Miss Johnston. Row 3: N. Taylor, S. Ritter, D. Hodge, S. Horton, M. Donohue, D. Meyers, C. Freeman, B. Giles. Row 4: C. Youmans, J. Gates, K. lllerbrun. 30 ELEMENTARY THIRD GRADE Row 1: R. Pepper, A. Cimbricz, J. Logue, B. Rivera, A. Gildner, C. Collins, P. Merriam. Row 2: R. Myers, J. Warner, H. Skinner, C. Plaisted, C. Payne, S. Green, M. Bidwell, J. Hurlburt, G. Sherman, D. Herring. Row 3: C. Plummer, Mrs. Farrell, J. Lewis. Row 1: S. Mahoney, J. Scott, J. Cummins, C. Sortore, M. Dahill. Row 2: N. Farnum, C. Warner, D. Donohue, A. Shelton, J. Rosengart, S. Jadwin. Row3: B. Smith, S. Mott, A. Rehler, D. Baird, T. Baxter, H. McCarthy, J. Hunt, C. Jackson, A. Smith, Mrs. Nickerson. Absent: E. Hoffman. ELEMENTARY 31 SECOND GRADE Row 1: T. Cummins, E. Logue, M. Giles, T. Hamilton. Row 2: N. Burdick, S. Bedow, M. Foster. Row 3: C. Dieter, R. Braley, A. Crane, B. Foster, T. Smith, Mrs. May. Absent: R. Rivera, A. Thering. Row 1: C. Claypool, J. Perry, C. Jackson, C. DaHill, S. Marciszewski. Row 2: Miss Stewart, C. Ripple, J. Braley, R. Youmans, M. Cummins, K. Calhoun, Mrs. Sawyer. Row 3: J. Gates, M. Ward, G. Bliven, T. Barrett, K. Trask. 32 ELEMENTARY FIRST GRADE Row 1: J. Cawley, J. Johnson, N. Hale, J. Perry, S. Chamberlain. Row2: R. Skinner, E. Schurr, C. Skinner, I. Mott, C. Taylor, B. Ritter. Row 3: B. Baker, T. Giles, L. Ritter, E. Beard, H. Howells. Back Row: Mrs. Zacher, Miss Goodyear. Row 1: C. Merriam, J. Webb, J. Foster, D. Stives, J. Barth, K. Cook. Row 2: C. Burdick, A. Frost, B. Jones, J. Simons, T. Riehle, C. Youmans. Row 3: C. Cummins, Mrs. Maxson, R. Cummins, S. Hunt, L. Mye, W. Romero, K. Hodge, H. Bidwell, C. Taylor. ELEMENTARY 33 KINDERGARTEN Row 1: A. Gildner, C. Lewis, V. Moore, R. Schappacher, M. Taylor, C. Bowker, J. Davison. Absent: T. Bennett, A. Rosengart. Row 2: J. LaFleur, L. Jordon, N. Pastor, J. Shoup, N. Mott, A. Green, Ms. Yehl. Row 3: J. DaHill, T. Johnson, D. Snyder, L. Chamberlin, S. Bliss. Row 1: A. Zeager, J. Ritter, S. Collins, P. Johnson. Row 2: S. Hale, R. Calhoun, J. DaHill, J. Skinner, T. Kunz, L. LaVigne, M. Hoffman. Row 3: L. Garmong, K. Marks, M. Geffers, J. Buzzard, Mr. Tenney, K. Brinkmann, C. Plaisted, C. Carlin, S. Rehler. Absent: G. Arden-Hopkins, M. Rivera, P. Hoffman, R. Olejniczak. 34 ELEMENTARY 35 ADMINISTRATION jfc5 Mr. John Markell — Superintendent Z’ MrJ anieT J ur — High School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Brian Mice — President, Sally Brinkmann, Brian Belden, Raymond Shawl. Missing: Robert Shelley. SECRETARIAL AND SUPPORTIVE STAFF Mickey Cummings, Qrace DeQroat, Mary Baker, Genevieve Clark — Aides STAFF 37 Karen Kunz — Account Clerk; Alfreda Weart — District Treasurer; Cindy Pierce, Superintendent's Secre- tary District Clerk; Qloria Queeno — High School Secretary Guidance Secretary r Susan May — Vocal Music, B.S. Mi ami University of Ohio Val Marciszewski — Sec. Math, B.S. falo State (SUMY), M.S. St. Bonak} Univ., Advanced cialii AMi ministratioriSt.Cqiravenfki) Debra Buffington — Home Econom ics, B.S. Mansfield Univ. Russell Solomon — Sec. Science. B.S. Central Methodist College. Graduate Studies Univ. of Arkansas Sheryl aiff — E D'Youville College ahald Cady — Sec. Science, B.S oikport State (SUHY), M.S. Geol Univ. of Houston Haney McDermott — Art, B.A. Buffalo State (SUHY) William O'Connell — Instrumental Music, B.M. Mansfield Univ. Sherry Jaques — Sec. Math Spanish, B.S. Geneseo State (SUHY), M.S. Alfred Univ. 38 FACULTY Daniel Kula — Sec. English, B.A. St. Bonaventure Univ. M.S. St. Bonaven- ture Univ. Sherry Walton — Commercial, B.S. Alfred Univ., M.B.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. Wade Pearsall — Guidance, B.S. As- bury College, M.S. St. Bonaventure John Maxson — Sec. Social Studies, B.S. Mansfield State College, M.S. Al- fred Univ. Beverly Stanton — Spanish Com- puters, B.S. Houghton College, Grad- uate Studies — Alfred Univ. Shirley Levernier — Librarian Me- John Zambanini — Industrial Arts, dia, B.S. Mansfield Univ., M.L.S. Vil- B.S. Buffalo State (SUMY) lanova Univ. WajTj£f� Pfc JeV— Sec. Social Studies, Bonaventure Univ., M.A. St. Bonaventure Univ. Gina Clark — Sec. English B.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. FACULTY 39 Carol Whitney — Nurse, R.N. St. James Mercy hospital Keith Wolsiefer — BOCES Sp. Ed., B.S. Qeneseo State (S.U.N.Y.) Elizabeth Pancio — Gifted and Tal- ented, B.S. Fredonia State (S.U.N.Y.) Peter Bothner — Commercial, B.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. 4. B Rose Ann Pererson — Computer Sci- ence, B.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. Joyce Shick — Reading Coordinator, B.S. Mansfield State College, M. Ed. Columbia Univ. Dennis Amore — Physical Education, B.S. St. Sandra Golden — Resource Teacher, Buf- UnSvaVenlUre QradUateStUdieSSt'Bonaventure falo State (S.U.M.Y.), M.S. Mansfield Univ. David Karl — Physical Ed. and Health, B.S. Barb Whitt—Resource Room Aid Brockport State (S.U.N.Y.), M.S. St. Bonaventure Univ. 40 FACULTY CAFETERIA Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Galman — Monitor, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Sherman, Mr. Prince, Mrs. Weir — Manager Mr. Richie, Mr. DeGroat, Mr. heary, Mr. Prince, Mr. Schnieder Mr. Camey — Head Custodian, Mr. Mard, Mr. Weir, Mr. Brown, — Manager Mr. M. Ward CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS - . STAFF 41 HJ. Q guc Vxslz-M CX J JLCk OypCjCS vJ.a JLj d. ToXsi ooj ji - Yxja_ cxo c. T k, . lx LoJy mj Ou. JX£Jc Oo jrr £X n. Dcv V v o-u 3. 6l UOU dU J TvA � _ .0-0“ • voou i - 4 x CJL ,e«wvu 42 STUDENT LIFE AT F.C.S. STUDEMT LIFE 43 44 STUDENT LIFE AT E.C.S. 46 STUDENT LIFE AT F.C.S. STUDENT LIFE 47 BOY'S VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: L. Rehler, E. Maxson, D. Whittaker. Row 2: J. Ellison, G. Jones, T. Green, B. Foote, J. Belden, C. Hutchinson, K. Talbett, T. Stebbins, A. Golden, R. Maxson — Manager. Row 3: C. Zacher — Manager, L. La Fleur, K. Maxson, M. Paloposki, L. Webster, K. Mice, C. Zacher, D. Ritter, M. Masten, Mr. Maxson — Coach. Row 1: J. Solomon, B. Hurrell, T. Markell. Row 2: T. Myers, J. Strahan, B. Hurrell, D. Vaughn, J. Kane, B. Mice. Row3: C. Prince, E. Shelton, B. Webster, S. Shick, J. Rainelli, T. Masten, L. Setters, D. Stuck, D. DeGroat, M. Belden, R. Hadsell, T. Moss, S. DaHill, Mr. Amore — Coach GIRL'S SOCCER 50 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS J. Ellison, L. Pratt, L. LaFleur, G. Jones, T. Ellison, J. Marris, B. Henderson — Mascot, N. Treusdell, K. Mice, C. Middaugh, D. Ward, L. Sherman, J. Shick. SPORTS 51 GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL -fevgtf VAJt - . 1«- God, 6££An T. Rehler, K. Maxson, M. Masten, L. Webster. Mr. Maxson — Coach, C. Zacher, E. Maxson, K. Talbett, T. Stebbins, D. Whittaker. GIRL S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Maxson, M. Crane, J. Shultz, J. Rosengart. Row 2: C. McCarthy, J. Clark, T. Clemons, T. Braley, V. Gleason. Row 3: D. Blouvet, M. Clemons, R. Foster, B. Cleveland, A. Trask, T. Amore. 52 SPORTS BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Dahill, J. Solomon, J.D. Whittacker, M. Barber. Row 2: T. Markell, W. Sortore, D. Hoopes, D. Harmon, D. DeQroat, Mr. Karl. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: A. Myers, O. J. Klice, R. Dunham, T. Baxter, C. Plaisted. Row 2: Mr. Pearsall, T. J. Mott, J. Rainelli, D. McCarthy, D. Stuck, M. Campbell, T. Masten. SPORTS 53 GIRL'S SOFTBALL Row 1: D. Whittacker, L. Rehler, Mr. Amore. Row 2: B. Foote, T. Stebbins, K. Maxson, J. Ellison. Row 3: D. Ward, L. Webster, D. Ritter, T. Amore, J. Beldon. Row 4: J. Marris, E. Maxson, C. Zacher, J. Bese, K. Klice. BOY'S BASEBALL I Row 1: B. Harris, T. Ellison, J. Strahn, W. Sortore, S. Dahill. Row2: Mr. Zambanini, B. Hurrell, B. Mice, J. Kane, T. Masten, C. Winchell. Row 3: D.J. Freeman, D. McCarthy, S. Snyder, J. Warner, J. Brown. 54 Sports TRACK AND FIELD Row 1: A. Myers, A. Qolden, L. Larson, T. Baxter. Row 2: W. Patterson, B. Webster, L. Lamb, P. Clark, E. Schurr, J. Solomon, S. Shick, J. Rainelli, D. Vaughn. Row 3: D. Harmon, B. Henderson, D. Hoopes, T. Myers, J. Cummings. Absent: Q. Jones, C. Hutchinson. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Rowl: B. Sortore, Mr. Amore, B. Harris, L. Rainelli. Row2: D. Ward, O. Sortore, E. Cooper, J. Butler, T. Hadsell, R. Claypool, J. Meyers. Row 3: T. Morehouse, E. Carlson, C. Winchell, S. Freeman, D. J. Cummins, D. J. Freeman, T. Williams. SPORTS 55 SENIOR HIGH CHOIR Row 1: Miss May — Director, C. Camey, M. Eymer, M. Reynolds, S. Woitas, P. Fisk, A. Sherman, L. Camey, A. Brown, D. Myers, E. Elling. Row 2: T. Braley, K. Gates, R. Maxson, T. Clemons, S. Bedow, J. Meyers, J. Barnett, R. Claypool, R. Foster, J. Clark, M. Stebbins. Row3: M. Crane, V. Gleason, C. McCarthy, A. Trask, J. Butler, J. Famum, J. Camey, T. Williams, M. Clemons, J. Crane, T. Clemons, B. Clark. Row4: H. Hall, R. Wagner, D. Clark, S. Freeman, D. Cummins, A. Foster, T. Amore, B. Cleveland, W. Weart. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Row 1: A. Golden, T. Stebbins, J. Pratt, A. Meyers, T. Baxter, R. Butler, K. Maxson, J. Shick. Row 2: M. Trask, A. Langdon, C. Stuck, J. Cummings, T. Myers, L. LaFleur, C. Middaugh, J. Belden, Miss May — Director. Row 3: C. Zacher, M. Foster, Pi. Treusdell, B. Henderson, D. Hoopes, D. DeGroat, H. Elliott, T. Green, C. Hutchinson. SENIOR HIGH BAND Row 1: C. Zacher, K. Maxson, R. Butler, K. Talbett, T. Stebbins, L. Sherman, E. Maxson. Row 2: Mr. O'Connell — Conductor, T. Baxter, A. Meyers, J. Cummings, J. Shick, L. LaFleur, T. Myers, A. Golden, W. Sortore, J. Ellison. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row 1: Mr. O'Connell — Conductor, C. McCarthy, T. Amore, L. Carney, C. Nichols, J. Crane, H. Mall. Row 2: J. famum, A. Brown, D. ramum, R. Maxson, D. Cummins, A. Sherman, W. Weart, O. Sortore, A. Trask. MUSIC 59 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: R. Cleveland, J. Little, C. Hitchinson. Row 2: D. Freeman, J. Crane, J. Solomon, D. Whittaker, A. Cooper, J. Shick, A. Langdon, K. Talbett. Row 3: M. Crane, S. Freeman, M. Foster, D. DeGroat, Mr. Kula — Advisor, K. Maxson, C. Zacher. NEW YORK CLUB Row 1: L. Rehler, D. Whittaker, E. Maxson, G. Jones, J. Little. Row 2: Mr. Maxson — Advisor, L. Lamb, C. Hutchinson, W. Sortore, B. Henderson, J. Kane, B. Klice. 60 ACTIVITIES PANORAMA Row 1: S. Shick, K. Stork. Row 2: L. Pratt, L. Sherman, Mr. Page — Advisor, E. Schurr. Absent: C. Hutchinson. FUTURE NURSES Seated: Mrs. Whitney — Advisor. Standing: J. Shick, D. Ward. ACTIVITIES 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Mew Member 1987 — W. Sortore, L. Sherman, L. Pratt, T. Ellison, n. Truesdell, S. McCarthy. Row 2: Q. Jones, C. Hutchinson, T. Stebbins, K. Mice. Row 3: Old Members 1986 — T. Markell, E. Maxson, J. Little, D. Vaughn. SKI CLUB Row 1: O. Sortore, B. Harris, C. Weart, A. Brown, D. Miles. Row 2: M. Chamberlain, M. Stebbins, K. Gates, T. Amore, B. Clark, W. Weart, S. Shick, Mrs. May. Row 3: T. Myers, D. DeGroat, J. Kane, M. Beldon, B. Hurrell, K. Mice. 62 ACTIVITIES 1986 F.C.S. PROM 1986 Prom — Heaven King: Ron Rinker Queen: Holy Hadsell Court: Anita Bakke, Carol Beldon, Tracey Riehle, Cari Masten, Tim Baxter, Tony Solomon 1986 SENIOR PLAY Senior Play — Somebody Screamed Row 1: E. Maxson, J. Little, J. Harris, Q. Jones, L. Rehler (Student Director), D. Whittacker. Row 2: T. Myers (Lights, Curtain), D. Harmon, J. Kane, T. Markell, B. Henderson, D. Vaughn, Mr. Amore (Director). Row 3: W. Sortore. Make-up: C. Dunham, C. Hutchinson, F. Schoonover. ACTIVITES 63 OPTION I CLASS Row 1: T. Fronczak, S. Schisler, C. Schuster, R. Beverly. Standing: Mrs. Barber — aide, M. Distrola, R. Dimpfl, K. Tyler, L. Olejniczak, C. Benjamin, R. Kemp, P. Distrola, Mr. Wolsiefer — teacher. 64 65 %ionvfUinteiU NORSTAR BANK Full Service To Meet Your Needs NYHEA Student Loans Available Best of Luck Class of 87 Friday - Fish Fry Now serving fish frys from noon till 9 p.m Beer Batter. Bro'led. and Breaded Saturday - Prime Rib Sunday - Chicken ’N Biscuits GOOD HOME COOKING 973-3081 Main St. Friendship, N.Y. Fresh homemade pies and soup daily. In a hurry? 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