Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

on the move SENECA SAGA Volume 81 Geneva High School Geneva, New York Contents HAPPENINGS: introduction 2 activities 10 sports 34 PEOPLE: staff 60 sophomores 72 juniors 88 special areas 104 seniors 112 patrons 156 index 160 From the beginning people strive to move, using first the most elementary form of travel, feet. Then they progress from tricycles to bicycles to mini-bikes to motor bikes, finally attaining the ultimate goal—their own cars. Whether walking with friends, running to class, or driving to the lake-the class of 1977. setting a standard for later classes, is always in motion. It is only fitting that the theme of the yearbook for such an active group be—On the Move. On the move— preschool style 0|M'!till£ J V On the move—senior style Opening 7 SCATS S-AIOS Clockwise, starting left Student Council Officers Becky Ananta. Secretary. Karen McDonald. Treasurer; Bonnie Johnson. Vice-President. Mary Lou D’Amico. President Upper right. Varsity Chib Officers. Tom Fountain. Vice-President: Debbie Ricker son. President; Cindy Quar-taro, Treasurer; Fran Lutz; Sec Treasurer Left. Club Of fleers Mike Stoyla. President Ski Club. Kathy Polce. Design Editor. Yearbook; Jim Dit mars. President. French Club Manlyn Tascannt. Treasurer Spanish Club; Dave Fluker President. Circolo Dante Michelle George. President Spanish Club. Katie Springer President. NHS Barb Brnzee Vice-Pres NHS. Veronica Gilly. Typist. Yearbook. Linda Reid. Finance Director. Year book: Marie Cornacchia. Production Editor. Yearbook Activities 10 There is no “limit to the school activities that “speed a GHS year along for students. A few include participating in the homecoming parade, staffing the school store, and getting into the holiday spirit via concerts, parties, and assemblies. Staffing the school store before school and during lunch hours are (SITTING) Dwight Morris. Sue Fink. Fran Luzzi; (STANDING) Sue Wilder. Rose McAfoose. Rhonda Richmond. Nancy LaVecchia. Kathy Gordon, and Edie Phillips. This year they handled sales for the yearbook, the Boosters' Club and the Phys Ed Department Council develops new activities I One of the most active groups at GHS is the Student Council. This year the Student Council initiated many new programs, and kept the spirit of their older programs with their hard work and enthusiasm. The Student Council added football to their intramural program, joining the already established volleyball. Many students participated in a Council sponsored ping-pong tournament, the first of its kind. October's Homecoming was spiced by another innovation: the election of a Homecoming King and Homecoming Princes. At Christmastime, the Council worked for Operation Merry Christmas by having a canned goods collection contest between Mr. Ninestine and their advisor. Mr. Wheeler. The project turned out well; especially for the needy people who benefited from Operation Merry Christmas, and for the victorious Mr. Ninestine, who delighted in plastering Mr. Wheeler’s face with a pie. Activitio 12 Student Council. ROW 1- Chris Crenner. Pat Barry. Alan Webb. Barb Geiger. Mark Pitifer. Dave Williams. ROW 2- Bonnie Raigon. Sandi Roberts. Sue Mattick. Mary Perez. Dan Comacchia. Josie Sheehan ROW 3- Karen Davie. Tracy Smith. Chris Fleming. Kathy DeVito. Sarah Lahr. Carol Fleming. Richelle Siclare. Nancy Grant. ROW 4- Liz Joback. Gail Owens. Nancy Dickson. Cindy Quartaro. Caroline Blodgett. Sue Manning. Rhonda Hackler. Bev Barnard. Carole Bartol. Sara Corwin. ROW 5- John Scalzo. Tom Ward. Lynn Anania. Melanie Lally. Lisa Newcomb. Steve DeBolt. Eric Trumbull. Chip D'Amico. Cheryl Collins. ROW 6- Craig Smith. Cindy Burt. Laurie Gugino. Anne Reed. Barb Brixzee. Mike Palmieri. Rufus Johnson. Neil Sherman. Jim Coryell. Mr Wheeler. ROW 7- Vice President Bonnie Johnson; Treasurer Karen McDonald; President Mary Lou D'Amico; Secretary Becky Anania. Activities 13 Pictured is the Spanish Club. ROW 1: Denise Celentano. Marilyn Tascarini. and Bev Fryer. ROW 2: Mary Rickey. Marion Hart. Elizabeth Chace. Betty Hickey, and Teresa Dafeldecker. ROW 3: Sandy Cisco. Josie Shehan. Cindy Quartaro. Mrs VanKuren. Michelle George and Sue McGuigan. Pictured is the newly formed Esperanto Club. SITTING, from left to right: Arthur Pena. Debbie Bidwell. Mary Perez. Jeanne Buckley, and Justin Busch. STANDING: Cindy Quartaro. Mr. Peters, and David Fluker. Activities 14 Pictured is the French Club. ROW 1: Jean Ardiline. Sue Mattick. Tetri Luzzi. Tammy Luzzi. Jamie Burt. Chris Crenner. Lisa Curry. Bev Barnard, Sue Manning. Barb McLellan. Carol Pitifer. Sue Wilder. Amy Hoose. Lynn Anania. Becky Anania. Anne Reed. Denise Trocheset. Kathy Manning. Katiee Springer. Tom Cocola. ROW 2: Mike DiDuro. Joe DiDuro. Pat Martin. Alicia Thompson. Pam Sayers. Mary Vogt. Kathy Biesenbach. John Stewart. Tom Burrall. Amy Cram. Kim Goldstone. Carol Fitzsimmons. Eve Shellenberger. Julie Fitzsimmons. Sarah Lahr. Alice Hall. Mrs Baroody. Cathy Scalzo. Jim Ditmars ROW 3: Steve Kirk. Bill Lamb. Lynn Schaefers. Fred Lewis. Jerri Griffee. Trish Dinan. John Giverra, Rick Gibbons. Mary Lou D'Amico. Nancy Dickson. Mike Stoyla. John Nicholson. Bruce Keplinger. Bob Oslowsky. Kathy Polce. Activities 15 1976-1977 was a year for two new language clubs at GHS. Circolo Dante and the Esperanto Club. Circolo Dante was formed by Mr. Guerra and his Italian class, and the Esperanto Club was formed by Mr. Peters’ class, who are studying the international language. These clubs join the established Spanish Club, and the French Club, (which had the highest number of members). All four of these clubs provide students with an opportunity to expand their knowledge of their respective languages with extra-scholastic activities. New clubs interest in reflect languages Varsity club membership increases Girls’ Varsity Club: ROW 1- Anne Reed. Karen Davie. Bonnie Johnson. Sara Corwin. ROW 2- Donna Rogers. Katie Springer. Debbie Frey. Deb Rickerson. Barb Geiger. Diane Haag. Cindy Quartaro. Cathy Scalzo. Lynn Anania. Berta Anania. Bev Barnard. ROW 3- Carol Fleming. Rhonda Hackler. Becky Anania. Mary Rickey. Lynn Schaefers. Nancy Dickson. Dana Bowers. Julie Goodwin. Cheryl Collins. Mary Lou Matthews. Chris Greene. Bridget Borsa. ROW 3- Debbie Vogt. Nancy Grant. Judy Mook. Denise Larsen. Jerri Griffee. Terri Bagshaw. Pam O’Neil. Lisa Alexander. Tammy Luxzi. Ellen Hall. Allison Newman ROW 5- June Bounds. Laine Marino. Mary Lou D’Amico. Jeanne Lisi. Lisa Anania. Tracy Smith. Tracy Radford. Rhonda Richmond. Tina Yannotti. Anne Henry. Activities 16 Boys’ Varsity Club. ROW 1- Todd Taylor. Brian O'Malley. Chris Ac-quista, Bill Reed. Geoff Newman. Alan Carle. ROW 2- Bill Hayes. Guy VanArsdale. Woody Nepa. Eric Bentsen. Jim Pedulla. Nick Amatulli. ROW 3- Mark Yannotti. Mike Stoyla. Scott Bissell. Chris Carroll. Fran Luzzi. Matt Gage. ROW 4- Mike Smith. Mark Bennent. John Consolie. Jim Broderick. Craig Smith. ROW 5- Bob Bero. Tom Ferraro. Scott Bloom. John Schading. Bob Saglett. Phil Durso. ROW 6- Kelly Drennen. Kim Loucks. Joe Sweeney. Mark Pitifer. Dave Williams. Jon Levine. ROW 7- Marc Bowers. Ed Swart. Jim Coryell. Bob Beaudry. Stu Messur. Pete Smith. ROW 8- Ray Watt. Dale Edmonds. Rick Morocco. Tom Shafer. John Campbell. ROW 9- Steve Durso. Mario Panetta. Tom Fountain. Marty Olmstead. John Broderick. Charlie Henderson. Two clubs whose members always seem to be “on the move” are the Boys and Girls Varsity Clubs. Membership in both clubs increased this year. Girls Varsity Club members are responsible for cleaning up the stadium after football games, while the men man the fences. During the year, both clubs are involved in numerous fund-raising drives to pay for the June Block G Banquet. To be a member of either club, athletes must be a letter-winner in a varsity sport and pass nomination by other club members. This year Mrs. Whiting and Mr. Brooks served as advisors for the groups. Activities 17 Strive for greater physical well-being One of the most popular after school activities is lifting weights. Keeping this in mind. Mr. Canale offers the weightlifting Club- the first of its kind at GHS- which offers students an opportunity to “pump iron” here at GHS with the Gladiator Weight Machine downstairs. KNEELING: Mark Yannotti. Steve Passalacqua. Steve Felice. Henry Greco. Todd Taylor STANDING: Jamie Burt. Doug Besley, Loui McCoy. Tom Ward. Nick Amatulli. Mr. Camale. Activities 18 Members of Ski Club- ROW 1: John O'Byrne. Pam Sayers. Chris Coonce. Faith Witte. Denise Trochesset. Lou Ann Rasmussen. John Nevil. Carrie Coonce. Bev Barnard ROW 2: Kathy Polce. Julie Morris. Maureen Cunningham. Pam King. Mary Beth George. Mary Jane Mook. Tina Cemoni. Robin Perry ROW 3: Chris Crenner. Jolee Rynick; Nancy Dickson. Skip Kincaid. John Stewart. Mark Petrie. Greg Pettinger. Stuart Messur. Alice Hall. Nancy Messur. Eve Michaels. Greg Stearns. Kathy DeVito. Karen Davie. Celia Corcoran. Mary Peck. Doug Ferrini. Bill Gilbert ROW 4: Jamie Daykin. Corrine Stoewsand. Greg King. Mark Frey ROW 5: Art Pena. Joe Wellington. Mike Abraham. Debi Vogt. Barb Geiger. John Vincent. John Campbell. Marty Breslin. Toni Dailor. Donna Hendricks. Joy Grapensteter. Cathy Jollow. Bob Saglett. Mike Stoyla. Marty Peck. Paul Peters. ROW 6: Nancy Knowlton. Sheila Meaker. Leo Fenner. Kim Goldstone. Gay Michaels. Berta Anania. Marian Hart. Anne Reed. Bob Saglimbeni. Theresa DeFrancesco. Sue McGuigan. Judy Mook. Susan Cunningham. Roxanne Oliver. Michelle George. Anne Henry Activities 19 The 1977 Yearbook Staff—TOP to BOTTOM: Marie Cornacchia. Lind Reid. Fred Lewi ; Tom Cocola. Cathy Jollow. Cheryl Ferrini. Marian Hart; Debbie Bidwell. Lynn Schaefers. Diane Haag. Alan Elder; Kathy Polce. Freya Hill. Rose McAfoose; Veronica Gilly. Toni Dailor. Mark Johnson; Jeanne Buckley. Teresa DeFrancesco. Lu Ann Gillotte. Activities 20 The 1977 yearbook staff started work on this edition in June of 1976. Two meetings were held during the summer: a senior staff gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Loveland’s home in July, and a general business one in August at the school. Local businesses contributed more generously than in the past, which meant that there was no increase in the price over 1976. A supplement to this book will be issued in September 1977. Yearbook and newspaper report past and present One of the pleasant surprises of the school year was the rebirth of the school newspaper. The newspaper featured not only news and sports articles, but editorials, games, and prizes as well. To be a member of the staff, one must take Journalism as a Senior elective. The Panther’s Pride is published every month, and costs only a dime. The advisor is Mr. Fouracre. Activities 21 HEj Members of the Stage Band: ROW 1: John Nicholas. Steve Knuuti. Ben wM Millis, Tony Felice. Jim Ditmars ROW 2: Geoff Newman. Marshall ■ Grady. Mark Johnson. Joe Campbell. Charlie Lamberson. Bob Olsowsky. H Greg King. Ed Swart. Jamie Day kin. Joe DiDuro. Bill Lamb. ROW 3: Mr Fabrizio. Mike DiDuro. Stuart Messur. John Fabrizjo AT PIANO: Katie Springer. Kathy DeVito. Activities 22 Singers- SITTING: Anna Boehman. Michelle George. Roseann Yannotti. Linda Allen. Mary Ellen Casey. Mr Finch. STANDING: Jim Ditmars. Alan Webb. Bruce Keplinger. Ray Hibbard. Mark Johnson. An expanded calendar of concerts and activities has filled the halls of GHS with the sounds of music. Added to the traditional Christmas and spring concerts was a well attended evenings Pops Concert performed in October. Also over Thanksgiving vacation. Santa was welcomed to Pyramid Mall to the strains of the GHS band. Then, in February, the GHS Music Department hosted the Ontaiio County Chorus and Band. Appearing in those aggregations were vocalists Michelle George. Anna Boehman, Jim Ditmars. and Bruce Keplinger. and instrumentalists Greg King and Jamie Daykin. Activities 23 Marching band completes sixth season Geneva High’s Marching Band had an excellent sixth season with fifty-six musicians, sixteen color guard, and four majorettes in the group. Mr Fabrizio. the new director of the band, instituted 7 a.m. rehearsals this year. Along with halftime performances at home games, the group also participated in the October Firemen’s Parade. Their annual awards banquet was held on November 24. Activities 24 Members of the 1976-1977 Marching Band: Linda Allen. Debbie Bidwell. Jean Buckley. Sue Burgess. Justin Busch. Mary Ellen Casey. Cindy Coblio Jim Ditmars. Jerri Griffee. Ken Grady. Marshall Grady. Versa Grady. Frcya Hill. Mark Johnson. Ben Millis. Lisa Myers. Rich Pallesen. Mary Rickey. Donna Rogers. Terri Tuttle. Debbie Woz-nick. Roseanne Yannotti- all seniors Mary Beniamnimo. Kim Butler. Denise Celetano. John Coutlee. Toni Dailor. Karen Davies. Amy Dunham. Valerie Ficcaglia. Rhonda Hackler. Donna Harris. Charles Henderson. Wendy Hunter. Bruce Keplinger. Sue McGuigan. Geoff Newman. John Nicholas. Lori Pond. Debbie Sheehy. Sue Tuttle- all juniors. Ken Bell. Judy Brown. Nancy Connolly. Colleen Coonce. Kim DeMaria. Kathy DeVito. Doug Ferrini. Kim Goldstone. Jeff Johnson. Ron Krauss. Bill Lamb. Charles Lambert son. Shirley Larsen. Harvey Parmer. Greg Stearns- all sophomores Activities 25 Homecoming theme: sports and spirit Homecoming Royalty: Sophomore Prince Henry Greco and Princess Lynn Luzzi; Junior Prince Jim Pedulla and Princess Carol Fitzsimmons; and Senior King Scott Bloom with Homecoming Queen Nancy Grant. One of the most glamorous and anticipated nights in the school year is Homecoming, which was initiated three years ago by the Student Council. The three classes, the staff, and the language clubs construct elegant floats-this year on the theme of sports and spirit- and display them during the downtown parade and at the football game. This year’s Student Council added a new dimension to Homecoming by approving election of male royalty to accompany the young women elected princesses and queen by the classes. After the football game, the annual Homecoming Reception was held on Friday evening. October 15. at North Street School. Featured at the reception was a beautiful cake baked and decorated by Mrs. Samuel Mastrogiovanni. Activities 26 TfATlVf uu ABOVE: Mrs Palmieri. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Braun and Mrs. Karol man'' the staff's Homecoming float LEFT At the reception, everyone wants a piece of that cake. LOWER LEFT AND RIGHT: Additional units in the parade BELOW: Sue and Lisa cheer as the parade proceeds along its downtown route and the Booster Club displays a float for all seasons Activities 27 w “Big Events provide break in routine TOP LEFT. MIDDLE. RIGHT: Freefare holds an assembly concert and Betty Hickey makes her debut, while Joe Sweeney looks amazed at the whole thing ABOVE: Cathy Scalzo and Katie Springer do the bump RIGHT: elementary school kids leave after the drama class’s performance of WINNIE THE POOH -ML TOP LEFT. RIGHT: Connie Bennett enjoy a good laugh at an assembly and Glen Bush grabs the mike at the Clifford Young Dance. ABOVE: Clifford Young in action. Activities 29 Annual showcase for student acts Scenes from Talent Night 1977- ABOVE, left to right: Mane Hansen enjoys working on the set; Justin Busch. Ben Millis and Dave Fluker rehearse a comedy sketch; Linda Miller rehearsing a dance. LOWER RIGHT; a collage of instrumentalists: Jon Fluker. Jim Ditmars. Joe Sapp. Cecile Corcoran. Elizabeth Chace. Activities 30 Also performing to raise money for the Student Council’s social projects were. UPPER LEFT. Justin Busch and Johanna Farrand in another comedic endeavor, and. RIGHT. Sondra Katz performing a ballet routine; CENTER, left to right, vocalists Bernadine Chisholm. Anna Boehman. Val DeWitt. Roseann Yannotti. and Michelle George; pianists Kathy DeVito. Katie Springer. Mary Ellen Casey. Kathy Mills, and John O’Byrne; FAR RIGHT: Lori Pond shows her terpsichorean talents. ' t 4 Activities 31 February 14th-18th was designated as School Spirit Week by the Student Council. Among the many activities that GHS students participated in and enjoyed were a scrimmage between the Boys and Girls Basketball Teams, the decoration of the school’s halls, and the traditional Greaser Day. The following pictures deal with school spirit week. TOP left and right: These Guys and Dolls now know what it was like when their parents dressed for school. ABOVE: LuAnn is wondering why the Boys aren’t beating the Girl’s while Jeanne Ardoline needs the help of a ladder. RIGHT: Judy Mook and Linda Reid are ready for the sock hop at Arnold’s. Activities 32 Promote school spirit More of School Spirit Week. ABOVE: The crowd is enjoying the game, and Mr. Wheeler thinks the “thumbs up” are for him. Bonnie Haney takes advantage of the sign, as she kisses Junior Mark Wilson. Karen Davie. Rhonda Hackler, Sara Corwin and Donna Radford want to know what to decorate next. Activities 33 Geneva High School is very proud of its sports program. Whether competing in interscholastic play, or intramurals, many students have participated in athletic events during their high school years. In the following pages, we salute all of our teams, and the many fine individual performances that were displayed throughout the ’76-77 campaign, as the Panthers were on the move.” J • r lM iW� r aN - UJ VC. UJ Ui (h O = .. f z: CT t - ' «■ _____ts Sports KNEELING: Carrie Coonce. Kathy Olmstead. Katie Springer. Diane Haag. Michelle Antinelli STANDING: Bridget Bor sa. Debbie Frey. Chris Greene. Lori Greene. Allison Saglimbeni. Sports 36 Girls serve a championship year The Girls Tennis Team repeated last year's efforts by finishing first in the league once again. Among the highlights of the seasons were the girls’ defeating of Canandaigua, which marked the first time CA has been beaten at home, and placing six members on the Finger Lakes All-Star Team. These All Stars included Katie Springer, the best singles player in the league; singles player Bridget Borsa; the doubles team of Diane Haag and Chris Greene, which went undefeated; and the doubles team of Debbie Frey and Allison Saglimbeni. Freshman Michelle Antinelli played brilliant singles as these girls contributed to another fine year for Girls Tennis. Soccer: improved season One of the more popular girls’ sports is soccer. Many GHS girls try out and make the team, and their efforts are rewarded with a varsity letter at the end of the season. Each year the girls have been making marked improvements in their game. For the 1976-77 campaign, they won their first league game ever. They also met crosstown rival DeSales High for the first time and soundly defeated them. The girls were led by senior June Bounds, who closed out her GHS soccer career by leading the team once again in goals and points scored. Turning in fine games as well were Nancy Grant. Rhonda Richmond. Barb Geiger, and Beccy Riker. Underclassmen such as Richmond, Tracey Smith. Nancy Dixon. and goalie Lynn Moracco will be back next year to help this new. vastly improved team. ROW 1: Cindy Burt. LuAnn Gillottc. Lynn Moracco. Janet Bryan. Siggi Carle ROW 2: Carole Bartol. Tina Yannotti. Anne Shields. Nancy LaVecchia. Anne Reed. Sally Pitifer ROW 3 Rhonda Richmond. Becky Riker. Nancy Dixon. Tracy Smith. Richelle Siclare. Laurie Herrick ROW 4: Coach Veronisi. Debbie Rickerson. June Bounds Colleen Donahue. Liz Capozzi. Belle Crenner. Coach Fitch ROW 5: Penny Mehlenbacher. Barb Geiger. Nancy Grant. Elizabeth Chace. Injuries stall Panthers’ drive to victory ROW 1: John McGloon. Nick Amatulli. Mike Rollo. Jeff Alvaro. Gene Taras. Mike DiDuro. Ron Ferraro. Tom Ferraro ROW 2: Coach Kubaki. Mario Panetta. Pat Martin. Kelly Drennen. Bob Bero. Dave Slentz. Steve Passalacqua. Woody Nepa. ROW 3: Coach Natti. Jack Numerous injuries and bad luck marred the football team’s record as they lost seven of their eight games. Injuries hit many key players, and were so bad that the Panthers could only field 20 players during some of their games. Despite their aches and pains, many Panthers had fine seasons. Marty Olmstead led the team in scoring, and handled the kicking chores. The defense was anchored by Seniors Mario Panetta. Kelly Drennen. and Woody Nepa, while Olmstead. Tommy Ferraro and Bob Bero starred on offense. This season. Mr. Canale's debuting one as Varsity coach, also initiated a rebuilding program in GHS football. Underclassmen like Tom Ward. Steve Passalacqua. Roger Smith. Dave Eldridge. and Doug Besley played Varsity ball, and figure to be the nucleus of upcoming teams that will help the Panthers in seasons to come. Augustine. Jeff Quartaro. Roger Smith. Lewis McKoy. Greg Whalen. Tom Ward. Mgr Rob Saglimbeni. Coach Canale. ROW 4: Mgr Clifford Picchi. Dave Eldridge. Ed Swart. Marty Olmstead. Doug Besley. Dave Williams. Kim Loucks. Steve Durso. Sports 38 TOP: Ron Ferraro looks for running room, while Roger Smith makes the grab MIDDLE Jack Augustine “uses his head on the play, while Marty Olmstead goes for the interception BOTTOM Quarterback Tommy Ferraro eludes would-be tacklers Sports 39 Roberts. Alan Antenucci. Dan Parmelee. ROW 3: Coach McDonald. Tom Myers. Bill Cosentino. Don Scalise. Joe DiDuro. Scott Murray. Mike Cooley. Mike Martin. Jamey Murphy. Darren Drennen. Tom Whalen. Mike Mastrogiovanni. Brian Lahr. Coach Johnson. Jayvees gain experience JV football gives sophomores the opportunity to compete in interschoolastic play, thus preparing themselves for Varsity ball in the years ahead. This year’s JV team turned in many fine efforts, with the high point of the season being a victory over cross school rival DeSales High. The team played good defense, and were led on offense by end Vinnie Verzella and quarterback Mike Palmieri. running backs Steve Depillo and Don Scalise. and Coaches Johnson and McDonald. ROW 1: Grady McCants, Joe Campbell. Pat Arthur. Steve Depillo. John Fabrizio. Chris Crenner. Tom Moracco. Ron Snyder. Rod Bailey. John O'Byme. Mike Stivers. ROW 2: Jeff Ditmars. Bill Gilbert. Joe Anastasi. Vinnie Verzella. Robbie Marlow. Mark Yannotti. Mike Palmieri. Henry Greco. Torrey In formation. FROM THE BOTTOM Becky Anania; Lisa Anania. Debi Vogt. Roberta Anania; Mary Lou D'Amico. Carol Fleming; Mary Visco. Terry Passalacqua. Sue Cunningham; Eve Michaels. Laine Marino. Jeanne Anastasi- Cheerleaders show spirit At the football games, the job of the cheerleaders is to lead the crowd as they encourage the teams to greater efforts. Football cheerleading is especially hard because of the weather-usually very cold. wet. and muddy. But. the 1976 GHS football cheerleaders exhibited great enthusiasm despite these conditions, and their beauty “shone” on the field, even when the sun did not. Sports 41 Train for future challenges The importance of running as an excellent way to maintain condition for other sports is reflected in the interest in cross country and indoor track. In fact, one of the pleasant surprises of the fall sports picture was the improvement of the Cross Country team as they fiddled around the .500 mark all year. The team ran very well, being right in the middle of every meet. This is due to many outstanding performances, especially by sophomore John Rodgers. Rodgers established himself as the league's best runner by taking first place in every meet he ran except one. Fine running was also displayed by Eric Trumbull, Jamie Burt, and Todd Taylor, as Coach Brooks and the rest of the team looks forward to the fall of 1977. Cross Country: ROW 1- Chico Alonso. Jeff Johnson. John Scalzo. Ray Watt. Jamie Burt. Art Pena. Dave Fluker. ROW 2- Guy VanArsdale. Terry Jahn. Mike DeFrancesco. Matt Gage. John Stewart. Scott Bissell ROW 3- Eric Trumbull. Todd Taylor. Jon Rodgers. Mark Frey. Jim Coryell. ROW 4- Coach Brooks. Bill Hayes. Craig Windsor. Jim Broderick. Chuck Bruzee. Gary Landscoot. Jon Levine. Martin Lazoda. Sports 42 UPPER LEFT: Todd Taylor is Gone With The Wind ” CENTER: Terry Jahn pratices Indoor Track enthusiasts: ROW 1: Mark Yeckley. Jamie E his kick UPPER RIGHT: Ray Watt and John Scalto run side by side ABOVE: Eric Todd Taylor, and Mark Yannotti. ROW 2: Willie McCants. Trumbull shows his winning form. Sapp. Kim Loucks. ROW 3: Phil Durso. Coach Canale. Sports 43 ABOVE: Mark drive in for an easy hoop. UPPER RIGHT Gene leaps for a rebound. AND THAT MEANS Sports 44 ROW 1- Mark Wilson. Mark Pitifer. Chris Carroll. Marty Olmstead ROW 2-John McFadden. Joe Sweeney. Andy Collier. ROW 3- Marvin and Gene Sapp ROW 4- Timmy Northrup Panthers have ups and downs After getting off to a shaky start, the Varsity basketball team played good basketball for the rest of the season. Some of the year’s highlights were near upsets of Canandaigua and Newark, and handing DeSales High their only loss of the season. The team was led by Mark Wilson, Gene Sapp. Timmy Nothrup, Andy Collier, and Joe Sweeney. Sophomore James Thomas also started numerous games after being moved up from JV’s at mid-season. Marvin Sapp. Chris Carroll, John McFadden, and Mark Pitifer chipped in as well. With Gene Sapp and Sweeney being the only seniors on the team, valuable experience was gained for next year’s campaign. JV hoopsters thump twice In its second year under Coach Wenzel, the JV Basketball Team capped its season with two victories over DeSales High. The reason for their success was the outstanding teamwork that was displayed. The starting five were Rufus Johnson. Mike Coutlee. Roger Smith, Tom Myers, and Abram Johnson. ROW 1 Mgr Jeff Spruill. Mgr David Williams. Mike Moracco. Mike Stivers ROW 2: Mr Wenzel. Mike Coutlee. Mike Marino. Roger Smith. James Thomas. Jamie Murphy. Tom Myers. Abram Johnson. ROW 3: M kc Palmieri. (quit). Rufus Johnson. One of the toughest jobs at a basketball game is cheerleading. A cheerleader is responsible for keeping the fans actively involved in the game- whether their team is winning or losing. This year, the members of the GHS JV and Varsity basketball cheerleading squads performed their jobs very well, as they displayed a great amount of enthusiasm, spirit, and zeal. FRONT: Jeanne Lisi MIDDLE Debbie Porter. Janet Bryan. LuAnn Gillotte. Carol Fitzsimmons BACK: Melanie Arthur. ON MEL'S SHOULDER’S: Caroline Blodgett. ROW 1: Pam O’Neil. Lisa Alexander. Tracey Smith. Ellic Hall. Tammy Luzzi. ROW 2: Cindy Burt. Lynn Anania. Tish Saylor. Swimmers glide to winning season FAR LEFT- Lynn asks. Whaddya mean, it’s upside down? UPPER LEFT- I think I can. I think I can UPPER RIGHT- Broderick, the mouth. FAR RIGHT- Carle and Smith wait for times LOWER LEFT- Beaudry wonders which record fell this time. LOWER RIGHT- Marc considers dog paddling the last few feet. The Geneva High Boys Varsity Swim team, coached by Mr Francis, had an outstanding 1976-77 season. They came on much stronger and swept the record board clean with the exception of one event. Sophomore Bob Beaudry broke seven individual school records— the 200 (1:50.8), 100 (50.5), and 50 (23.0) yard frees. He also smashed the 200 medley (2:08.3), the 100 fly (1:00.3). 100 Back (59.62), and the 100 Breast (1:05.4). Junior Alan Carle broke the 500 yard freestyle record wth a time of 5:14.30. The 200 yard medley relay record was broken by the team of Stu Messur, Pete Smith, Alan Carle, and Beaudry with a new time of 1:48.45. The 400 free relay was also broken by Marc Bowers. Carle. Smith, and Beaudry with a time of 3:39.5. Sports 48 Team members: ROW 1- Charles Brind. Scott Murray. Peter McCormack. Eric Bentsen. Andy Maio. Joe Manning. John Campbell. Andy Beaudry ROW 2- Mr Ryan. Asst. Coach; Mr Francis. Head Coach; Bob Beaudry. Jim Broderick. Ken Vitco. Mike Oyer. Greg Stearns. Bill Reed. Alan Carle ROW 3- Neal Sherman. Mgr ; Pete Smith. Stu Messur. Marc Bowers. TOP CENTER- Kenny wonders how many points for a cannonball UPPER RIGHT- Oyer can't understand why some swimmers haven't finished yet. LOWER RIGHT-Ready at the blocks LEFT- The team dries off. Sports 49 Left to right: Mary Lou Matthews. Liz Capozzi. Chris Greene. Sandy Liberatore. Bridget Borsa. Lynn Luzzi. Laine Marino. Teresa DiCampli. Rhonda Richmond. Kim VanAlstyne. Terry Bagshaw. Mary Murphy TOP: Sue Liberatore. Coach Nelson. June Bounds. Although their season wasn’t over at yearbook deadline time, the Girl’s Basktball team seemed destined for yet another big season. With a 4-1 record the team is compensating for their lack of height with sheer aggression. Co-Captains Sue Liberatore and June Bounds led the team, and are supported by an excellent squad that features Chris Greene. Mary Lou Matthews and Freshman sensation Mary Murphy The GHS Girls Varsity Volleyball team had a very successful season. In league competition they tied for first place with a 13-3 record. This accomplishment was due to their defensive play as well as to their display of team unity and tenacity. They also participated in the Section V Tournament, going all the way to the semi-finals. Girls’ Teams move to victory SITTING: Dolly Zello and Laine Mahno KNEELING: Mickie Antinelli. Richelle Siclare. June Bounds. Debbie Frey. Tina Yannotti. Anne Reed STANDING: Terry Bagshaw. Nancy Grant. Martha Dee. Cathy Scalzo. Patricia Dooner. Carrie Coonce. Tina Cemoni. Chris Greene. Coach Khoury. PANTO K ARR PFBt AOTNKT KNEELING: Ray Watt. Scott Bisscll. Terry Jahn. Mark Stamer. John Scalzo. Tom Moracco STANDING: Jim Wells Jon Levine. Steve Durso. John Cosentino. Willie Williams. Dave Eldridge. Mr. Knisley. Inexperience takes its toll There were several bright spots in the season including a 33-30 upset over Waterloo as eight freshmen and sophomores took to the varsity wrestling mats for GHS. Individuals turning in fine performances included John Scalzo. Dave Eldridge. Tom Moracco, and Terry Jahn. Jahn. 21-3 overall and 14-1 in dual meets, won both the Webster and Newark Tournaments, in each case triumphing over formerly undefeated defending champs. Other Webster Tourney champs, where Ray Watt took a second, were Scalzo and Moracco. Later at Newark Scalzo took a second place. At Spencerport Dave Eldridge. placing third at 155 pounds, was Geneva’s only winner. Sports ROW 1: David Hornbeck, Mr Khoury. Fran Luzzi. Mark Johnson, Marcus Woznick ROW 2: Gary Landscoot. Barry Hagadorn. John Lathey. Archie Meeks, John Consolie. John Broderick Sports 54 Keglers bowl them over One of the true bright spots of the school year was achieved by the GHS Bowling Team. On Wednesday. February 9th. the team dedicated its games to two of the most loved teachers in the GHS school system. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vogt, who had died just four days before in an automobile accident. Despite competing against Penn Yan. the hottest team in the league, the Panthers won all four games as Marc Woznick bowled a 598 series, and Senior Captain Fran Luzzi hit a 586. SITTING: Tony Contreras. Rich Alonso. Dave Noonen. Will Driscoll. Jeff Johnson. KNEELING: Chico Alonso. Dick VandeMortel. Paul Peters. Dale Edmonds. Yulio Rivera. STANDING: John Schading. Mike Rivera. Dan Miller. Jeff Ditmars. Keith Aten. Harvey Palmer. Jim Coryell. Calvin Cure. Mark Abraham. Leo Fenner. Coach Astles. JV’s record disappointing The coaching staffs dedication and long hours of work were not enough to offset the JV wrestlers lack of experience which resulted in a disappointing 1976-77 season. In many matches Geneva freshmen and sophomores were pitted against juniors Also, the wrestlers had little backing from fans; at home matches, the opponents’ supporters too frequently outnumbered Geneva fans. Bright spots in the season were the performances of Dan Miller. Yulio Rivera at 91 pounds and Jim Beniamino (missing from the picture) at 112. Rich Alonso and Jeff Johnson showed great promise before injuries took them out of the picture. Sports 55 . Scores r i VARSITY FOOTBALL GHS OPPONENT 34 PAL MAC ...12 14 MYNDERSE 43 6 VICTOR 20 0 WATERLOO 8 0 PYA 6 DESALES .. 12 14 CLYDE ...37 6 CANANDAIGUA 29 6 NEWARK 46 JV FOOTBALL GHS OPPONENT 52 PALMAC 0 21 MYNDERSE 26 0 VICTOR ...14 18 WATERLOO .25 6 PYA 29 13 DESALES 0 8 CLYDE 22 0 CANANDAIGUA 29 0 NEWARK ...14 GIRLS TENNIS GHS OPPONENT 5 NEWARK 1 6 DUNDEE 0 5 CANANDAIGUA 1 5 VICTOR 1 6 WATERLOO 0 5 NEWARK 1 6 MIDLAKES 0 6 MYNDERSE 0 6 VICTOR 0 2 CANANDAIGUA 4 6 WATERLOO 0 GIRLS SOCCER GHS OPPONENT 2 MIDLAKES 0 2 WATERLOO 3 0 VICTOR 8 2 NEWARK 4 1 MYNDERSE 7 0 BLOOMFIELD 1? 10 DESALES .... 8 0 PYA 9 2 NAPLES 4 0 ... CANANDAIGUA 4 GHS CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT (LOW SCORE WINS) 15 MIDLAKES 50 32 MYNDERSE ...22 37 PYA .21 33 VICTOR ...23 25 CANANDAIGUA 32 20 WHITMAN 40 39 NEWARK ...22 42 WATERLOO .20 34 SOUT SENECA ...21 Sports 56 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL GHS OPPONENT 2 SOUTH SENECA . .0 0 VICTOR ....2 2 MYNDERSE .0 2 PYA .1 2. NEWARK ...0 2 MIDLAKES 0 2 CANANDAIGUA 1 2 WATERLOO ...1 2 . .. PYA ...0 2 SOUTH SENECA .0 2 MIDLAKES .0 2 MYNDERSE 0 2 CANANDAIGUA . 0 1 VICTOR ....2 2 WATERLOO ... 1 0 NEWARK ....2 BOYS SWIMMING GHS OPPONENT 95 VICTOR .77 105 NRW .67 105 MW .67 48 NEWARK 35 90 CANANDAIGUA ...82 101 .. VICTOR ...71 68 WEEDSPORT .110 110 . NRW 62 49 CANANDAIGUA 34 28 WEEDSPORT ...55 102.. MW 69 44 NEWARK 39 io.v AUBURN 67 BOWLING GHS OPPONENT 4 VICTOR 0 0 CANANDAIGUA ' 4 2 PYA 2 3 . NEWARK 1 0 MIDLAKES ....4 3 MYNDERSE 1 4 DESALES 0 0 VICTOR 4 4 CANANDAIGUA 0 4 PYA 0 1 NEWARK 3 W i 3Q GIRLS BASKETBALL GHS OPPONENT 46 MYNDERSE 48 61 WATERLOO 30 56 MIDLAKES 54 64 WHITMAN 30 60 PENN YAN 46 (SCORES AREN’T FINAL AS OF PRESS TIME) VARSITY WRESTLING 1 GHS OPPONENT m is. ELMIRA 32 M ■ PAL MAC 27 Si M 15 MCQUAID 41 g m 19 EAST 33 I m 31 MIDLAKES 32 |f| §1 35 PYA 25 m gj 31 . WAYNE 37 R SI 16 BISHOP KEARNY 34 B ||| 19 EAST RIDGE 38 B H 35 MYNDERSE 30 f| in 33 WATERLOO 30 i HI 27 . NEWARK 39 B H 9 E ROCHESTER 56 B || 27 VICTOR 43 B If 12 CANANDAIGUA 51 B VARSITY BASKETBALL GHS OPPONENT S7 MYNDERSE 72 67 CANANDAIGUA 79 64 WATERLOO 77 76 PYA 53 73 NEWARK .61 52 DESALES... 46 67 MIDLAKES 56 60 DESALES 69 67 WHITMAN 51 83 VICTOR 42 58 CANANDAIGUA .61 66 MYNDERSE .58 50 WATERLOO .51 73 PYA .54 59 .. . NEWARK 61 53 MIDLAKES 56 56 WHITMAN 50 102 VICTOR .51 GHS 39 JV BASKETBALL OPPONENT MYNDERSE 63 60 CANANDAIGUA 63 63 WATERLOO 55 59 PYA ...52 51 NEWARK .75 57 DESALES 47 66 MIDLAKES ...47 63 DESALES .47 58 WHITMAN 32 47. . VICTOR 48 52 CANANDAIGUA ...58 56 MYNDERSE 45 59 WATERLOO ...57 1 52 PYA 43 58 NEWARK 66 56 MIDLAKES 44 40 WHITMAN 43 56 VICTOR ...76 4 ah Sport 57 Board faces crippling cuts Reflecting education’s ailing fiscal status, the Geneva City School District started the 1976-1977 academic year with staff reductions and a budget crippled in some areas. On the opening day. Superintendent Paul Kirsch emphasized that the district’s current crisis had resulted from a coming together of circumstantial events- mainly general downward trend in enrollment (except for Geneva High School), the continued erosion of public education in the taxpayer’s esteem, and a decline in the number of tax dollars and their value Pledging his personal effort to eliminate red tape, Superintendent Kirsch appealed to all to help Geneva’s educational system by approaching the educational task together and by focusing attention on the needs of the students. CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Superintendent Paul Kirsch; Harrison Jahn. President of the Board of Education; Raymond D Gage. Vice President of the Board of Education; Members of the Board of Education- John S. D'Amico, Robert George. Charles Kenney. Sr.. Luis A Ortiz. Richard Sommers Administration 60 Vincent J Scalise. Principal Principals lead school Facing its largest enrollment in its fifty year history. Geneva High started the year in fine fashion, mainly because of two GHS graduates. Vincent J. Scalise and Helen P. Maney. Mr. Scalise graduated in the GHS class of 48 as Student Council president. A graduate of Duke University, he taught science in Geneva and was junior high principal before assuming his current position- GHS principal-in 1972. Having graduated from GHS as vice-president of her senior class. Miss Maney earned her doctorate degree from Syracuse University, and chaired the GHS Social Studies Helen P Maney. Vice Principal Department before being named vice-principal. An active community member, she numbers among her activities serving as Geneva’s mayor and as a member of the Board of Trustees of Hobart. One of the innovations Mr. Scalise and Miss Maney introduced this year was a new report card which features comment columns. Marking periods have also been extended to four nine weeks periods. This gives the student four extra weeks to start the school year on the right foot. It also introduces them to a grading period many will face in their higher education. Working together with faculty, parents, and students. Mr. Scalise and Miss Maney opened the year with the goal of maintaining the high standards Geneva High has always known. Administration 61 TOP Mrs. Johnson. Media Center Aide and Mrs Linkner. Library Aide MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs Burgess. Secretary to the Principal. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Mortenson. Secretary to the Counselors; Mrs. Palmieri. Typist G O ; Mrs. Gallagher. Secretary to the Vice-Principal; Mrs. Scalzo. Switchboard T ypist. Staff 62 TOP. Cafeteria Staff: SITTING Mrs Priano. Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. Larsen STANDING- Mrs. Ventura. Mrs. Crosier. Mrs. Moses. ABSENT. Mrs. Deldonne MIDDLE. Custodial Staff: SITTING Mrs. Onorato. Mrs. Schiera; STANDING Mr Quackenbush. Mr. DeFazio. Mr Chelenza LEFT: Mr Pane. Head Custodian. Staff 63 Staff 64 ABOVE: Mr. Smith, chairman of the Guidance Department, helps Mike Rivera locate college material. MIDDLE: Mr Khoury, instructor in Special Education; Miss Lynch, nurse. RIGHT: Mr. Brosius and Miss Wellman, counselors. UPPER LEFT: Art instructors Mrs. Berndt and Mrs. Johnson. MIDDLE: Mr. Fabrizio, chairman of the Music Department, and scenes from the October Pops Concert. LEFT: Mr. Finch, instructor in music. Staff 65 RIGHT: Mr. Young, chairman of the English Department; BELOW: STANDING- Ms. Koury. Mr. Cuddeback. Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Russell. Mr. Tepper; SITTING- Mr Ryan. Mr. Gaffney. Mrs. Loveland, Mr. Fouracre- members of the English Department. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Briskey. librarian: LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Russell. Alaina Mazzocchi, and Chris Hashim confer on a project. Staff 66 TOP: Mr. Tipps and Mr. Hilliard, chairmen of the History and Language Departments, respectively. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Peters. Mr. Ninestine. Mrs. Karol and Mr. Guerra, members of the History Department. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Baroody. Mrs. VanKeuren and Mrs. Crawford. Language teachers. LEFT: French students in the language lab. Staff 67 RIGHT. Mr. McFadden. and BELOW. Mr. Pietropaolo. chairmen of the math and science departments, respectively. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Turri. Mrs Braun. Mrs. Broderick. Mr Francis science teachers. LOWER RIGHT: Mr Wheeler. Mrs. Eastman- math teachers ABOVE. LEFT: sophomores before Business Arithmetic class begins, and RIGHT. Mr Paradiso. Business Department Chairman. LOWER LEFT SITTING. Mrs Chapman; STANDING. Mr Quigley. Mrs Marr. Mr Loveland, and Mr. Wenzel- business teachers. LOWER RIGHT Students attaining typing competency. Staff 69 ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Keenan, Physical Education Department chairman. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Canale. Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Hammond, and Mrs. Kuryla. physical education instructors; Mr. Spader. Director of Athletics. RIGHT: Mrs. Whiting chairman of the Health Department and physical education instructor. Staff 70 The sophomores are moving on to bigger and better things in their first year at the big school. Bubble gum chewing, hanging around, and readin’ Ranger Ricks, (although not in their agendas of classwork). are activities the Sophomores engage in. ROW 1: Roberta Siegfried. Teresa DiCampli. Lynn Luzzi. Laura Monson. Cindy Burt. Denise Trochcsset. Patty Avery. ROW 2: Jamie Burt. Doug Ferrini. Mark Frey. Doug Besley. Kraig Wheeler. Dan Consolie. ROW 3: Pam Sayers. Mary Walczak. Mary Jane Mook. Lisa Alexander. Richard Lopez. Liz Drennen. Bonnie Goodwin. LuAnn Rasmussen. Julie Morris. Sophomores 74 ABOVE: ROW 1- Rich Alonzo. Paul Peters. Jim Malyj. David O’Malley. Ellen Doeblin. ROW 2- Steve Taylor. Carol Van Blarcum. Chris Fleming. Trish Saylor. Gina Griffin. Pam King. Becky Keith. Mike Marino. ROW 3- Mike DeFrancesco. Missy DeSio. Annette Parker. Joe Jacobs. Mike Palmeri. Ron Krauss. Terri Bagshaw. Tom Burrall. RIGHT- Herb Preston Sophomores 75 ABOVE ROW I: Joe Campbell. Karen Saglett. Johanna Farrand. Tina Cemoni. Steve DePillo ROW 2: Kenny Bell. Scott Johnson. Nancy Connolly. Elbe Hall. Tammy Luzzi. Carole Bartol. Bill Bentley ROW 3: Gregg Stearns. Chuck Lamberson. John Jabara. Bill Lamb. Mike Cooley. Jim Ritter. Elaine Corwin. Jim Marshall. TOP CENTER SITTING Jeff Lowrey Benjie Secor: STANDING Karen Cheney. Doreen McGuigan TOP RIGHT: A1 Parker. Mike Guererri. Jim Thomas Sophomores 76 ROW 1: Karen Egbert. Ann Picchi. Vanessa Sapp. Sharon Egbert. Gina Dan Comacchia Mark Hinssen. Dwight Hynick. Chris Walker. Bob Mallard. Anthony. Lori Cook. ROW 2: Tina Yannotti. Janet McLaughlin. Doreen David Williams Sprague. Katie Lmehan. Ellen DeBacco. Laurene Pasqua ROW 3: Steve Smith. Sophomores 77 ROW 1: Alice Hall. Ed Marino. Marcus Woznick. Bradley Smith. Henry Carol Tucceri. Linda Harvey ROW 3: Greg Bennett. Gay Michaels. Greco. Tony Contreras. Theresa Steinert ROW 2: Dave Hornbeck. Henry Mosher. Brian Lahr. Don Bidwell. John Balke. Carrie Coonce. Faith Witte. Chris Crenna. Sarah Lahr. Janice Levitt. Alison Newman. ROW 1: Andy Maio. Rich Cardinale. Amy Baumgartner. Jolee Rinick. Jeff Johnson. John Campbell ROW 2: Alan Antennucci. Bill Gilbert. Dan Coriale Tony Laqujtara. Joey Anastasi. John Fabrizio. John Nevill ROW 3: Mary Ann Peck. Beth Mayo. Chris Coonce. Joe DiDuro. Tom Ward. Jim Broderick. Sherry Vose. Brenda Lewis. Alicia Thompson ROW 1: Linda Salone..Trina Leon. Barb Boothe. Bonnie Raigon. Melinda Dandndge. Darlene Farris. ROW 2: Aaron Laquitara. Jim Schoonover. Grady McCants. Bill Cosentino. Chris Acquista ROW 3: Sue Flynn. Tom Myers. Lucy Spann. Pat Dooner. Tim Warren. Sue VanBlarcum. Glenn Huffman. Sue Phillips. ROW 1: Nancy Messur. Debbie DeFederico. Lynn Anania. Lori Laurenra. Lori Greene. Lori Antenucci. Sylvia Baroody ROW 2: Chris Olmstead. Guy VanArsdale. Don Scalise. Joe Wellington. Keith Tennant. Rodney Bailcry. Ron Snyder. Mark Petrie ROW 3: Mary Toole. James Murphy. Rick Rindfleisch. Jill Sullivan. Kathy DeVito. Vinnie Verzella. Tom Biesenbach. Mary Lancer Sophomores ROW 1: Lisa Newcomb. Diane Ortiz. Lori Willoughby. Mary Ann Gaglianese. Tina Arnold. Colleen Lyons. Shelia Meaker ROW 2. Steve DeFederico. Paul Neve. Kevin Turner. Jeff Williams. Dan Braver man. Jeff Harrell. Steve John. Steve Egbert. ROW 3: Alan Russell. Eric Laise. David Monahan. Scott Murray. Roger Smith. Archie Meeks. Vincent Simeone. Steve Carlson. Sophomores 82 ROW 1: Julie Windser. Kathy Mills. Ann Henry. Tracy Smith. Tracy Radford. Mary Visco. Debbie Olsen RO Lorrie Monaco. Oma Stowell. Kathy Manning. Lisa Currie. Valerie Grubb. Berta Gantz. Mary Beth George. I Buchholz. ROW 3: Frank Otley. Arthur Pena. Mark Allen. John O’Byrne. Sammy Johnson. Gary Acquilano. . Stewart. ROW 4: Eric Bcntsen. Chip D'Amico. Bob Beaudry. Mark Yannotti. Dan Parmelee Sophomores 83 ROW 1: Bob Marlow. Bill Hayes. Jim Mulvey. Leon Casselman. Ray Hibbard. ROW 2: Vinnie Ficcaglia. Jim Kirby. Patty Taney. Bev Barnard. Kelly McDonald. Kevin King. Tom Moracco. ROW 3: Gary Landschoot. Neal Sherman. Col Coonce. Dorothy Stahl. Mary Beth BenKovich. Michelle DiRaddo. Cecelia Corcoran. Mike Mastragiavanni. Jon Rogers. Marty Breslin Sophomores 84 ROW 1: Mary Corcoran. Debbie Reale. Shelly Salonc. Shirley Winters. Mary Liberatore. Cissy Bailey. Donna McGloon ROW 2: Rick VanDeMortel. Judie Brown. Roberta McCheyne. Kelly Radford. Robbie Christensen. Tim Cooke ROW 3: Paul Dec. Torry Roberts. Rufus Johnson. Jeff Ditmars. Mike Moracco. David Nonn n Sophomores 85 ROW 1: Maureen Cunningham. Teresa Calabrese. Pam Hinssen. Angela Herman. Melanie Lally. Kelly Mat ticc ROW 2. Roberta Greco. Holly Hadden. Kim Bailey. Robyn Millard. Cathy Olmstead. Kim VanAlstyne. ROW 3. Dan Nardoui. Jim Handlan. Jim Mehlenbacher. Mike Stivers. ROW 1: Connie Norm. Kim DeMaria. Pam O'Neill. Eileen O'Conner. Sandy Figueroa. Dawn Ayer . Sheila Bynum. ROW 2: Nathan Green. Dave Shane. Kenny Arnold. Felix Rivera. Allen Tauterouff. Jesse Smallwood. ROW 3: Kim Goldatone. Nancy Knowlton. Pat McCann. Stephanie Dinan. Leo Fenner. Mark Schroeder. Pat Arthur. Mike Sosnowski, Sharon Poole. Sue Dafeldecker. Billy Parmer. Scherry Larsen. Hoa Van Vo. Contrary to common belief, juniors aren’t as rowdy as they seem. They love the simple things of life: fixing bikes, beating teachers, flying, and generally moving on to better times. Juniors 88 ROW 1 Betsy Williams. Terry Luzzi. Alan Elder. Julie Snyder. Kathy Gordon. ROW 2: Steve Kirk. Bonnie Johnson. Lila Hargrove. Karen Binder. Chris Greene. Bridget Borsa. Mary O'Malley. Laurie Annony. Joe Sapp. ROW 3: Skip Kincaid. Joe Bree. David Brind. Laurie Coriale. Mary Vogt. Sara Corwin. Kathy Cunningham. Richelle Siclare. Robin Perry. Scott Hatz. Russell Arnold. Juniors 90 ROW 1: Mary Kay Laquitara. Amy Dunham. Patty Tandlc. Michelle Yannotti. Sue Manning. Mary Huling ROW 3: Paul Norris. Mark Oddi. Bemish. Terry Emerson. Debbie Sheehy. Liz Steen ROW 2: Yolanda Charles Randall. Steve Montfort. Eric Lahr. John O'Malley. Tom Gates Bennett. Deborah Porter. Pat Marino. Nick Amatulli. Paul DiDuro. Gino Juniors 91 ROW 1: Kim Jurgens. Diane McLane. Carol Pitifer. Sue Cannuli. Patty Paris. Maryrose Melito ROW 2: Steve Laurenza. Rich Wellington. Ken Visco. John Feligno. Kim Loucks. ROW 3: Rhonda Richmond. Karen Davie. Kathy Biesenback. Joy Grapensteter. Bev Fryer. Chris Collins Linda Williams. Juniors 92 ROW 1: Patti Natelli. Lori Pond. Roxanne Woodruff. Liz Joback. Gerda Jensen. Nancy LaVecchia. ROW 2: Jeff Pederson. Jeff Stahl. Ron Mimms. Barry Hagadorn. Richard Contreras. Bernie Leavitt. ROW 3: Dan George. Joyce Collier. Denise Parker. Sally Cosentino. Jack Augustine Juniors 93 ROW 1: Brenda Tyman. Pat Certo. Chris Pederson. Alaina Mazzocchi. Julie Hombeck. Caroline Lahr. Lynn Moracco. ROW 2: Ken Miller. Steve Hilyer. Marc Addona. Mark Pitifer. Steve Felice. Jim Pedulla. ROW 3: Ricky Webster. Fred Lennon. Josie Sheehan. Kim Butler. Connie Bennett. David Slocum. George Pond ROW 1: Karen Zettlemoyer. Bonnie Boothe. Joanne Gregoria. Nanette Nepa. Lori DiCampli. Sue Tuttle. ROW 2: Doug Clark. Scott Gilbert. Bob Patnesky. Jeff Morabito. Mike Quartaro. Mike Rollo. Jeff Jones. ROW 3: Steve Gigliotti. Pat Barry. Jeff Marshall. Dan Chelenza. John Lathey. Mike Oyer. Craig Windsor. Juniors 95 Juniors 96 ROW 1: Donna Harris. Sue McGhan. Karen Eddington. Julie Alvaro. Jackie Peek. Peggy polce. Debbie Voigt. KayAnne Linzy. Mary Tennies. ROW 2: Jim Kerr. Mark Stamer. Joey O'Byme. Jeff Lind. Mark Wilson. Mike Doeblin. Ron Patnesky. Marcus Haynes ROW 3: Vernon Henshaw. Tim Northrup. Andy Collier. Harold Flowers. Tim Coutlee. ROW 1: Martha Suppes. Sandy Cisco. Peggy Moore. Martha Dec. Cathy Jollow. Edith Phillips. Donna Radford ROW 2: John Scalzo. Alan Carle. Betty Hickey. Patty Gilbert. Toni Dailor. Ray Watt. Don Mann ROW 3: Allen Bacon. Chris Carroll. Chuckie Leo. Chuckie Bruzee. Mark Wilson. Norman Stillwell. Gerry Lindsey ROW 1: Donna Mann. Debbie Olsowske. Jackie Hessney. Debbie Tillman. Lori Pickard ROW 2: Donny Kirk. Matt Jackson. Steve Picchi. Ronald Jansen. ROW 3: Alan Webb. Marvin Sapp. Lorraine Arnold. Mary Crawley. Charlie Millis. Danny Withiam. Steve Passalacqua. Juniors 98 ROW 1: Marty Peck. Sally Aldridge. Mary Beniamino. Marilyn Tascarini. Rhonda Hackler. Rose McAfoose. Becky King. Judy Locke. Barb McLellan. ROW 2: Chuck Payne. Hank Wunschel. Denise Celentano. Brian O.Malley. Mike McCormick. John Coutlee. Mike Bloniarz. Stanley Czaplak. ROW 3: Amy Cram. Eve Michaels. Melanie Arthur. Roger Marshall. Steve Major. Jed Brandow. Bob Saglett. Steve Knuuti. Chuck Henderson. Val Ficcaglia. Sue McGuigan. Carol Kuusiste. Juniors 100 ROW I: Lori Segcr. Sue Tomion. Renee Alexander. Arlean Curry. Mary Parker. Diane Slentx ROW 2: Joey Moses. Allen DeVaney. Scott LaBuff. Rusty Conklin. Mark Yeckley. Jerry Barilla ROW 3: Ronny Ferarro. David Prater. Steve Hegel. Alan Smith. Mark Passalacqua. Dan Lynch. Jeff Alvaro. Juniors 101 ABOVE: ROW 1- Wendy Hunter. Berta Anania. Janet Bryan. Kim Ritter. Jean Ardoline. Linda Libertore. Caroline Somers. ROW 2- Geoff Newman. Mike DiDuro. Lynn Schaefers. Carol Fitzsimmons. Amy Hose. Sue Mattick. Nancy Dickson. Bill Reed. John McGloon. ROW 3- John McFadden. Mike Stoyla. John Nicholas. Shawn McNemey. Pat Martin. Keith Aten. Jim Bishop. Jamie Daykin. Fred Lewis. Bob Reid. Bruce Keplinger. Bob Oslowsky. Corine Stoewsand. LEFT: Jamie Roberts. J uniors 103 Students earn honors During the June 1976 Assembly, underclassmen received multiple awards. Laurie Gugino. besides winning the Syracuse Citizenship Award, walked off with the Elmira Key Award. Lisa Myers received the R.P.I. Award and a Citizenship Award. The highest number of honors went to Marty VanOpdop. (absent in these pictures). who represented GHS at Boys State, won first prize in the Arthur J. Hammon History Book Award, the Harvard Book Award, and the Syracuse University Citizenship Award. ABOVE: Stuart Messur. Jim Ditmars and Andy Tyman. who represented GHS at Boys State. In addition. Jim won the French III Award, and Andy won the Robert Sheridan Award Clockwise. UPPER LEFT: Hogarth Award Winners Michelle George and Jerri Griffee; F.H.A. winner Dorcas Butler, and N.Y.S. Petroleum Council Winner Diane Haag. LEFT: Featured are Betty Chasmplin. Anita Celentano and Rose Ann Yannotti. whose art work won acclaim at the Sibley's Scholastic Art Exhibit at Rochester. ABOVE: Sandra Cisco and Amy Hoose. who both won Awards in Spanish. Standing is French Club Award winner John Nicholas and Spanish Award winer Carol Kuusito. Left to Right: Hobart Seminar members Anna Boehman. Jean Buckley. Mary Rickey. Veronica Gilly. Laurie Gugino. Marion Hart. Karen McDonald. Preya Hill. Lisa Myers. Debbie Bidwell. and Mary Beth Sciarabba. ABOVE: Martin Luther King Award Winners Eugene Sapp and Habiel Morales. Left to Right: Lisa Myers, winner of the R.P.I. Mathematics Award, Laurie Gugino. Katie Springer, and Karen McDonald, winners of the Syracuse University Citizenship Award, and Wendy Hunter, winner of the Arthur J. Hammond History Prize. People 105 BOCES Seniors move towards job security UPPER LEFT: ‘King Kong, cat your heart out. ' says Dave Chicoine. dressed for auto-body repair. UPPER RIGHT: Rick. Jim. and Charles prepare to operate in Ag Mech. ABOVE LEFT: Ron Flowers, future plumber. RIGHT: First, building sheds, then on to condominiums for the Carpentry Class. People 106 i ■€)♦ Bob Saglimbeni gets ready for a ride in nursing class, with his classmates. Terry Carrasas. Theresa Guilfoyle. and Betty Seymour. Mary Beth. Cheryl, and Veronica represent the ‘Future Stenographers of America.” People 107 Programs help seniors look forward to future Instead of going to classes all day. some GHS students choose to leave school and attend a different kind of class. Some, like Carol Fleming. Judy Mook. Marie Hansen, and Donna Fenner (above), go to the hospital and work in various fields ranging from physio therapy to X-ray technology Mike Harris (opposite) goes to Graham Studio to study photography. Then there's Stu Messur. (right), who goes to Dr. Grossman's and “looks” into the field of optometry, while Dave Dec (with record), travels to WGVA and learns about radio announcing. These students are all part of the successful work study program at GHS. which enables them to look into various jobs of their interest. and also receive school credit. People 108 Another relatively new program it the Student Teacher Assistance Program. For example. Barb Davis. Laurie Daykin. and Val DeWitt. and Marie Comacchia. Kris Jurgens and Jeanne Buckley (pictured top and upper left, respectively), spend part of their day at West Street School helping elementary school teachers Joe Sweeney, (pictured above), shows another West Street student the proper way to serve a volleyball. People 109 Many earn academic laurels Of the academic honors bestowed upon members of a graduating class, none is more prestigious than participation in the National Merit Competition. Pictured right are Anna Boehman. Lisa Myers, Justin Busch, and Linda Allen. Geneva seniors who placed in the contest this year. Another honor is nomination to the National Honor Society; the current members are pictured on the facing page. This year, nineteen seniors earned NYS Regents Scholarships. In that competition, Mary Lou D’Amico and Gail Peterson were winners of Nursing Scholarships. Senior 110 STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS- ABOVE. ROW 1: Linda Allen. Anna Boehman. Barb Brizzee. Sue Burgess. Justin Busch. ROW 2: Mary Ellen Casey, Mary Lou D'Amico. Barb Geiger. Veronica Gilly. Julet Goodwin. RIGHT: Laurie Gugino. Mark Johnson. Gail Peterson. NHS SEATED: Treasurer Julet Goodwin; President Katie Springer; Vice-President Barb Brizzee; Secretary Lisa Myers. STANDING: Sondra Katz. Karen McDonald. Debbie Bidwell. Sue Wilder. Anna Boehman. Diane Haag. Mary Lou Matthews. Martin VanOpDorp. Jim Ditmars. Barb Geiger. Cathy Scalzo. Mary Ellen Casey. Anne Reed. Becky Anania. Advisor Miss Maney. Scholarship Winners- LEFT. ROW 1: Mary Lou Matthews. Karen McDonald. Judy Mook. Lisa Myers; ROW 2: Anne Reed. Mary Rickey. Katie Springer. Martin VanOpDorp. Seniors 111 On the move to bigger and better things describes the Class of 1977. fifty-five percent of whom plan, to enroll after graduation in some institution of higher learning The perseverance and hard work they have earned in addition to Knights of Columbus Oratorical a savings bond. A trophy was awai twenty-two seniors qualified for High School 1976-77 and for recog Student. many class members are obvious in the honors aose listed in the two preceeding pages. In the 'ontest, Julet Goodwin, who placed first, won led to second place winner. Jim Ditmars. Also, listing in both Who’s Who Among American Cion as an Outstanding American High School To the Class of 77: Each of you. in your own way. has contributed to make this school what it is today. Many of you have planned dominant roles in leadership and athletics-others in academics. Some of you quietly went about the task of l rning. carrying out your responsibilities with little guidance and a few struggled in many ways to reach your graduation day. But. whatever your role, you are all a part of the Class of 1977. and I am proud to have been associated with you over the past three years. The'tlass of 1977 entered Geneva High School with exuberance and the promise of attaining excellence in all facets of the school program. You have fulfilled the hopes I ted for you. and I feel confident that you are facing the future well jrepaied to meet the challenges that lie ahead. Vincent J. Scalise Principal MICHAEL T ABRAHAM 2 17 59-Ski Club LINDA M ALLEN 6 2 59-Drama Club 9; Swing Singers 9-11; Chamber Singers 10-12; Marching Band 9-12; NHS 11,12; Who’s Who; Soc. Dist. Am HS Students; Musical 10-12; Stage Crew 10.11; Talent Night 10-12 BOB ALONSO 2 12 59- Wrestling 9,11; Track 10. VINCENT ALONSO JR. 2 7 58-Track 9-ll(Chico Award); Cross Country 12; Wrestling Mgr. 12; Varsity Club. LISA ANANIA 8 19 59- Swimming 9-12; Intramurals 12; Cheerleading 10-12; Ski Club; Varsity Club; Prom Committee 11,12 REBECCA ANANIA 10 18 59-Swimming 9-11 (Capt. 12); Cheerleading 10-12; Intramurals 9.12; Ski Club 9-11; French Club 11.12; Varsity Club 9-12; Student Council 10(Treas. 11, Sec. 12); NHS 11,12; Homecoming Princess 10; Who’s Who; Soc. Dist. Am HS Students; Foreign Study League 11. JEAN ANASTASI 11 25 59-Cheerleading 9-12; Varsity Club; Musical 9,10. NANCY A. ANGELL 7 4 59- Ski Club 9. Seniors 114 PATRICK ARDOLINE 7 31 58. KATHY ARNOLD 10 1 58 MICHAEL ARRA 4 7 59. JOANNE AUGUSTINE 10 19 59- BOCES Student Council 12. TIMOTHY M BAILEY 7 18 59. GAIL BARRY 1 4 59- Intramural Volleyball. Basketball 9; Chorus 9; Who’s Who DANIEL S BENNETT 9 12 59 MARK BENNETT 10 4 59 Baseball 9-12; Football 9.10; Varsity Club 12. Senior? 115 ROBERT BERO 2 12 59- Football. Lacrosse 9-12; Varsity Club 11.12; Weightlifting 11; Student Council 11. DEBRA ELAINE BIDWELL 7 11 59- Spanish Club 11; Bicentennial Committee 11; Esperanto Club 12; Yearbook 12; Marching Band 11.12; Musical 10-12; Talent Night 11; Stage Crew 12; Hobart Seminar 12; Who’s Who SCOTT BISSELL 11 29 59- Wrestling. Golf 9-12; Crosscountry 11.12; Intramurals; Varsity Club 10-12; Student Council 9; Who’s Who. CAROLINE LESLIE BLODGETT 8 22 59- Cheerleading 9.10.12; French Club 10; Student Council 12. SCOTT DUANE BLOOM 5 6 58- Football 9.10; Lacrosse 9-12; Weightlifting Club 11,12; Varsity Club 11.12; Prom Prince 1976; Homecoming King 1976. CHARLES BLOWERS 12 20 58 ANNA MARIA BOEHM AN 10 18 59- Stage Crew 10.11; Chamber Singers 10-12; Swing Singers 9-11; Memory Book; Hobart Seminar 11.12: Musical 10-12; Talent Night 10-12: Oratorial Contest 11.12. JUNE BOUNDS 3 27 59- Soccer. Basketball. Softball 9-12; Volleyball 11.12; Student Council 10; Girls Varsity Club(Pres. 11.12). Seniors 116 DANA LESLIE BOWERS 11 1 59- Swimming 10-12; Cheerleading 11; Varsity Club 10-12; Marching Band 9.10. MARC WILLIAM BOWERS 9 28 58- Swimming 10-12; Wrestling 9; Varsity Club 10-12. ALLAN BRAVERMAN 12 7 59- Yearbook 11.12. BARBARA L BRIZEE 11 13 59- Tennis 10; Vice Pres. NHS 11.12; Student Council 12; Musical Orchestra 11; Band 9-11. JOHN BRODERICK 5 5 59- Lacrosse 9-12; Bowling 11.12; Swimming 9.10; Cross Country 12; Varsity Club 11.12. Intramurals RICHARD BRUNI 1 20 59 JEAN BUCKLEY 6 17 59- Tennis Mgr 11; Esperanto Club 12; Bicentennial Committee 10.11; Marching Band 9.10.12; Concert Band 9.10; Musical 10.11; Hobart Seminar 12; Yearbook 12. SUSAN ELAINE BURGESS 10 10 59- Intramurals 12; Ski Club 11; Marching Band 9-12; Woodwind Quintet 11; Musical 10.11; All County Band 9.11. Seniors 117 JUSTIN EDWIN ANTON BUSCH 4 23 59- Esperanto Club 12; Bicentennial Committee 11; Musical 11.12; Talent Night 11.12; Who’s Who; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Marching Band Mgr 11,12; Mock Democratic Convention; Library Aide 11.12. GLEN BUSH 6 10 58. BONNIE BUTLER 2 18 59 DORCAS B BUTLER 10 7 59-Track 11; Home Ec. Award 11. KAREN CALABRESE 11 8 57-School Store 11. ANTONIO CARABALLO 7 2 59. FUNADOR CARABALLO 6 13 58- Basketball 9. GERALD CARDINALE 7 21 58 Seniors 118 TERRY CARRASAS 12 16 58 CHARLIE CARTER 10 19 58 Student Council. MARYELLEN CASEY 9 20 59 Chamber Singers 10-12; Swing Singers 10,11; Stage Crew 10-12. Treas. 10; Marching Band 11.12; Pep Band 12; Talent Night 10.11; Musical 10.11; Hobart Seminar 11; NHS 12 ANITA MARIE CELENTANO 9 13 59- Soccer 11; Track 10-11; Ski Club 9; Intramurals AGNES ELIZABETH CHACE 3 30 59- Soccer 9.11.12.Capt 10; Basketball Mgr 10; Spanish Club 9-12; Musical 9; Talent Night 9-11; All State Chorus 9.12. ELIZABETH A CHAMPLIN 7 26 59- Art Award 11. DAVID W CHICOINE 4 9 58 BERNADINE LAVERNE CHISHOLM 8 13 58 Track Mgr 11; Student Council 11; Talent Night 10-12. Seniors 119 BRENDA L CLARK 10 26 59-Student Council 10. CINDY COBLIO 5 10 59- Stage Crew 10.11; Musical 10-12; Talent Night 10.11; Marching Band 11.12; Swing Singers 10; Chamber Singers 10.11 THOMAS R COCOLA 1 27 59-Tennis 11.12; French Club 11 (Treas. 10,12); Student Council 12; Vice Pres. Senior Class; Yearbook 11.12; Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award. JOHN CONSOLIE 4 29 59- Bowl ing 9-12; Football 9.10; Baseball 9.10.12; Varsity Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9. JOHN P COOK 1 12 59 MARIE J. CORNACCHIA 7 6 59-Yearbook 11 (Prod. Mgr 12); Soc. Dist. Am. HS Students 11. JAMES N CORYELL 11 23 59-Track 9,11.12; Wrestling 10.11; Indoor Track 12; Cross Country 11.12; Varsity Club 12; Student Council 12; Weight Club. Seniors 120 SUSAN ELIZABETH BER NADETTE CUNNINGHAM 2 24 59- Cheerleading 9-12; Swimming 10; Ski Club 9-12; Varsity Club 10-12. MARY LOU D AMICO 9 4 59-Swimming 9; Softball 10; Cheerleading 11,12; French Club 11.12; Ski Club 9-12; Yearbook 11; Prom Committees; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class; Student Council 9-ll(Pres. 12); Editor Memory Book; Soc. Dist. Am. HS Students; Who's Who BARBARA JANE DAVIS 11 7 59- Ski Club. LAURIE J DAYKIN 2 4 59- Ski Club 9-11. STEVEN R DEBOLT 6 10 59-Student Council 12. DAVID DEC 1 22 58 Football 9.10; Bowling 11; Varsity Club. TERESA DeFRANCESCO 12 15 58- Intramurals; Ski Club 12; Musical 9-11; Yearbook 12. Seniors 121 STEPHEN L. DEMATTIES 7 20 59 Football. Basketball. Baseball 9-12: Rifle Club 9: Varsity Club 10-12; Student Council 10. Sports Award(MVP-1975). BEVERLY A DeROSA 2 4 59. VALERIE DEWITT 9 15 59-Chamber Singers: Student Council 9.11; Musical 10.11; Talent Night 10. PATRICIA A DINAN 12 30 58-Swimming 9.10.12; Soccer 11; French Club; Varsity Club; Hobart Seminar; Who's Who. JAMES EVERETT DITMARS 6 5 59- French Club(Pres. 12); Musicals; Marching Band; Boys State; Chamber Singers; Stage Band; French Awards(Levels I.II.Ill) THOMAS DOONER 9 25 58 Basketball 9-11. KELLY DRENNEN 1 10 59 Wrestling 9-11; Football. Lacrosse 9-12; Weightlifting Club 12; Var-sity Club 10-12; Student Council 10 SUSAN DUNATHAN 8 28 59. Seniors 122 STEPHEN T DURSO 4 28 58 Football. Wrestling 11.12; Track 10-12: Varsity Club 11.12; Weightlifting Club 10.11. BARBARA A DWYER 1 10 59. MARY EDWARDS 10 22 57 JOHNNIE ELDRIDGE 6 27 57. CHERYL ANN EMERSON 7 12 57. INELL EVANS 7 26 58 ANTHONY FELICE 10 27 59-Ski Club 9-11; Musical 10.11 DONNA J. FENNER 4 16 59-Cheerleading 10; Stage Crew 9.10; Homecoming 12; Liturgy Comm. 9.10. Seniors 123 THOMAS A FERRARO 6 21 58- Football. Lacrosse 9-12; Basketball 9; Volleyball Intramurals 12; Weightlifting 10-12. CHERYL FERRINI 4 8 59- Tennis 9.11; A V. Club 11; WGHS 11; Spanish Club Pres. 11; Yearbook 12; Talent Night 11; Hobart Seminar 11. CHARLOTTE FINK 12 4 59- Handicrafts Club 9; Art Award 9 JULIE MARIE FITZSIMMONS 12 6 58- French Club 11.12; Majorette 9-11. CAROL ANNE FLEMING 5 22 59- Cheerleading 11.12; Softball 9-12; Basketball 10-12; Varsity Club 10-12; Ski Club 9; Student Council 12; Chemistry Seminar 12. RON FLOWERS 7 22 59- Football 9.10; Wrestling 9.11. DAVID J FLUKER 3 28 59- Swimming 9; Football 10; Tennis 9.11; Cross Country 12; Esperanto Club 12; Who’s Who; Musical 10.11; Talent Night 12 JAMES R FOSTER 7 17 58- Basketball 9.10; Intramurals 9-12. Seniors 124 THOMAS L FOUNTAIN. JR 1 5 59- Football, Baseball 9-12; Weightlifing Club 11; Varsity Club 11. Vice Pres. 12. BRENDA FRANK 1 18 59 DEBORAH L FREY 3 8 58 Basketball 10; Tennis 11.12; Volleyball 12. Track 12; Library Club 10; Varsity Club 10-12. DONNA L. FREY 4 20 59- Intramurals 9.10; Library Club 10; Mission Club 9; Stage Crew 10; Homecoming 12. BILL FRYER 12 26 58 Baseball Mgr 9. MATTHEW GAGE 2 14 59- Wrestling 9-11; Cross Country 11,12; Golf 9-12; Varsity Club 11.12; Student Council 10; Mike Tighe Memorial Award 10.11. BARBARA ANN GEIGER 10 18 58- Soccer 10-12; Swimming 9-12; Volleyball 11.12; French Club 10.11; Ski Club 9-12; Varsity Club Treas 11. Vice Pres. 12; Prom Committee 11,12; Intramurals 9-12; Student Council 10-12; NHS 11,12; Class Treas. 10; Orchestra 10. Homecoming Princess 11; O.Q. Club Sec. 11; Am. Legion Award 9. SALVATORE A. GENTILE 8 14 59 Seniors 125 RICHARD D GIBBONS 6 8 59- Swimming 9.10; Football 10; Lacrosse 9-12; Ski Club 9-11; Varsity Club 12; French Club 12: Science Award 9. CHERYL ANN GIGLIOTTI 1 25 59- Who’s Who 11; Business Award 9. LUANN GILLOTTE 1 23 59-Track 10-12; MVP 11: Soccer 12; Cheerleading 9-12; Varsity Club 11.12. VERONICA THERESA GILLY 8 24 58- BOCES Student Council Sec’y Treas. 12; Hobart Seminar 12; Yearbook 12. MICHELLE MARIE GEORGE 3 16 59- Intramurals 9.12: Stage Crew 11,12; Spanish Club Pres. 12; Hogarth Award 11; Teen Trio 10; Musical 10-12; Talent Night 10-12. JULET A GOODWIN 5 23 59-Swimming 10-12; Drama Club 9; NHS (Trees.) 12; Musical 10-12; All County Chorus 9.10; Color guard 10.11; Varsity Club. NANCY GRANT 12 12 58 Soccer 10.12; Swimming 9.10.12; Volleyball 11.12; Intramurals; Varsity Club; Homecoming Queen 1976 JERRI GRIFFEE 9 6 59- Mgr Swimming Team 11.12; Volleyball Intramurals 12; Pep Club 10; French Club 12; Marching Band 10-12; Hogarth Award 10.11. I Seniors 126 DOUG GRIFFIN 3 13 58 BETH GRUMMONS 10 28 59-Cheerleading 11. CHARLIE J. GUERERRI 7 6 58- Bowling 11. LAURIE A GUGINO 12 2 59-Swimming 10; Student Council 12; Hobart Seminar; Syracuse University Citizenship Conference; Elmira College Key. MARY THERESA GUILFOYLE 2 8 59. DIANE L HAAG 5 29 59-Cheerleading 9-11; Swimming 9-12 (Co-Capt); Tennis 10-12 (Co-Capt ); Volleyball 12; NHS 11.12; Ski Club 9.10; Varsity Club 9-12 (Sec y 12); French Club (Treas 11); Student Council 9.10; Yearbook; Musical 10; Driver Ed Award; Baush and Lomb Science Award. BONNIE HANCY 9 18 59-Cheerleading 11; Softball 9: Varsity Club 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Student Council 12. MARIE ANN HANSEN 4 18 59- Soccer 10.11; Ski Club 9.10; Swimming 11; Varsity Club 10-12; Spanish Club 10.11; Who's Who Seniors 127 JAY P HARDING 12 30 58 MIKE HARRIS 7 10 58- Baseball 9.10.11; Football 9.10. RHONDA HARRIS 9 22 59. MARIAN HART 10 21 59- Ski Club 9-12; Spanish Club 11.12; Musical 10-12; Hobart Seminar 11,12; Democratic Model Convention; Yearbook 12. CHRISTINE L HASHIM 9 15 59- French Club 10-12; Chorus 11.12; Drama Class Play 12. JOAN E HEGEL 2 19 59-Spanish Award 10. DONNA HENDRICKS 5 24 59-Girls Track 12; Cheerleader 10; Ski Club 12; Musical 10.11. BARBARA J HESSNEY 7 5 59. FREYA ANN HILL 8 7 59- Tennis 11; Intramurals 12; Ski Club 11; Musical 10.11; Hobart Seminar 12; Marching Band 9.10.12; Who's Who 11; All County Band 9.11; Yearbook 12. Seniors 128 RICHARD M HOWARD 1 10 59- Football 9. JOELL M IANNOPOLLO 11 6 59- Intramurals 9-12; Cheerleading 9.10; Student Council 9; Musical 10. ROCCO F IANNOPOLLO 6 3 59- Basketball 9.10; Football 10 TERRY A JAHN 6 4 59 Lacrosse 9; Tennis 10-12; Wrestling 9-12; Cross Country 12; Varsity Club; Student Council 10. BARBARA A JOHN 1 21 59-Student Council 11; Hobart Seminar 12. MARK E JOHNSON 4 7 59-Varsity Bowling 12; Musical 10-12; Yearbook 12; Swing Singers 11; Stage Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; All State Chorus 11.12; Chamber Singers 10-12. RICK JOHNSTON 8 11 59-Baseball 10.12; Rifle Club 9-12. KRISTIN JURGENS 4 18 59-Swimming 11.12; Chorus 9. JAMIE KAIM 1 28 59. Seniors 129 SONDRA RUTH KATZ 2 9 59-Swimming 9; Stage Crew 10-12; Talent Night 10.11; Musical 10.11; All County and All State Sectional Chorus 11; Triple Trio 9; Swing Singers 10; All County Chorus 9. GREGORY S KING 9 27 58-Swimming 9.10; Ski Club 11.12; Musical 10-12; Band 9-12; Stage Band 9-12. KATHY LAHR 1 6 59. LAUREEN M LAHR 4 21 59-Cheerleading 9.10; Intramurals 9-11; Ski Club 9 Sec'y 10)11; Varsity Club 10; Student Council 9.11; Hobart Seminar 11. LAURA A. LANE 5 24 59- Field Hockey 10; Varsity Club 10. ANGELO LAQUITARA 5 25 58 DENISE D LARSEN 8 2 59-Volleyball 10.11(Mgr. 12); Who’s Who JON A LEVINE 7 15 59-Wrestling 9-12; Cross Country 12. Seniors 130 SUSAN LIBERATORE 11 26 58- Basketball 9-12; Soft-ball GREG LINKNER 12 5 58-Football 9-11; Weight Club 10. JEANNE ELIZABETH LISI 6 11 59- Cheerleading 9-12; Varsity Club 11. 12; Memory Book; Prom-Princess 1976. SCOTT J. LOVELY 8 12 59-Rifle Club; Musical 11. FRANCIS LUZZI 4 24 59-Football 9-11; Bowling 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Varsity Club 10.11.(Treas. 12). ALICE MACWILLIAMS 4 7 59- Track 9. R SCOTT MANEY 9 3 59. DONNA E MANN 3 13 59-Student Council 9; Chorus 9. Seniors 131 ELAINE MARINO 8 12 59- Softball 10.11; Volleyball 11,12; Basket ball 11.12; Cheerleading 9.10.12; Soccer 11; Ski Club 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Student Council 9-11. MARYLEE MARINO 12 20 59- Memory Book 9; Chorus 9. MARY LOUISE MATTHEWS 4 29 59- Basketball 10-12; Track 11; Ski Club 10,11; Varsity Club 10-12; Mission Club 9; Musical 9.10; Intramurals 9,12; NHS. JAMES McCORMACK 12 3 58. JEAN McCOY 3 7 59. LEWIS McCOY 3 23 58 KAREN L. MCDONALD 5 30 59- Swimming 9.10; Varsity Club 10.11; French Club 11; Ski Club 9-11; Memory Book 9; NHS 11.12; Student Council 9.10. Treas. 12; Hobart Seminar 12; History Award 9; Citizenship Award 11,12. THOMAS McFADDEN 9 30 59- Basketball 9.10. Seniors 132 MIKE McLANE 3 27 59- Lacrosse 11.12; Student DONALD T McLAUGHIN 2 16 59- Football 10; NANCY MEEKS 7 26 59- French Club 10. JEFF MENGEL 12 28 58 Council 11. Wrestling 9.10. STUART D. MESSUR 3 2 59- Sailing Club 9; Football 10; Track 10; Swimming 9-12; Varsity Club 10-12; Ski Club 9-12; Boys State. LINDA MILLER 5 22 58 BENJAMIN T MILLIS 8 23 59- Concert Band; Stage Band; Marching Band; Musicals 10.11. BILL MINNS 11 14 59- Basketball 10 Seniors 133 JUDY A MOOK 2 25 59- Track 11; Ski Club 9-12; Varsity Club 12; Who’s Who. RICHARD MORACCO 5 26 59- Wrestling 9-11; Varsity Club 11.12; Student Council 10. STEPHANIE MORACCO 5 30 58- Track Mgr. 10-12; Varsity Club; Memory Book HABEAL MORALES 10 26 58- Intramurals 10-12; Martin Luther King Award 11. DWIGHT J MORRIS 7 19 59- Track 10.11; Football 9; Lacrosse 12; Varsity Club 12. LISA MYERS 1 22 59- Swimming 10-12; NHS Sec y; RPI Award 11; Quintet 11; Musical 10-12; Pep Band 12; Hobart Seminar 12; Marching Band 9-12; All County Band 9.11. STEVEN NAPOLITANO 6 30 59- Boys State 11. WOODROW NEPA 11 14 58 Football 9-12; Varsity Club 11.12; Lacrosse 9-12; Weightlifting Club 10-12; Rifle Club 9-12. LEE ANN O’CONNOR 10 5 59- Rifle Club 9; Who’s Who 11. Seniors 134 ROXANE OLIVER 10 17 58- Ski Club 9-12: Intramurals; Student Council 10; Majorette. MARTIN L. OLMSTEAD 5 13 58- Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Varsity Club 10.11. Pres. 12. CHARLES O'MALLEY 4 24 58. ROBIN O'MALLEY 3 28 59 Cheerleading 9. CHERYL O'NEILL 9 8 58. DONNA O'NEILL 7 17 59- Student Council. Marching Band 9.10. JOE OSTERHOUT 3 28 59 MICHAEL F OTTLEY 4 15 58 Swimming 9-11; Lacrosse 9; Intramurals 12; Student Council 9,10,(Rep. at Large 11). 12. GAIL OWENS 4 7 59- Cheerleading 9; Student Council 12; Home Seniors 135 RICHARD H PALLESEN 11 17 58 Golf 9; Football 10 (Mgr.); Intramurals; Chess Club 9; Marching Band 10-12; Musical 10.11 MARIO PANETTA 12 23 58 Basketball 9; Football 10.12; Track 10-12; Baseball 9; Varsity Club 10-12; Weightlifting Club 10-12; Indoor Track 11 CHARLES PARKER 12 6 58 KATHY PASQUA 12 28 58 Business Award 9 TERRI ANN PASSALACQUA 4 18 59- Football Cheerleading 12; Intramurals 9.12; Ski Club 9; Prom Committee 11.12; Chorus 9 GAIL PETERSON 5 12 59 Hobart Seminar 11. CLIFFORD PICCHI 3 27 58 Lacrosse 9-12. TERESA ANN PINKARD 7 1 57- Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 10; Track 11. DEBORAH PITIFER 6 23 59 Marching Band 9-ll(Head Majorette 11). Seniors 136 KATHLEEN J POLCE 7 28 59- French Club 12. Ski Club 12; Hobart Seminar 11; Orchestra 10; Who's Who 11; Yearbook 11.12(Design Editor 12). ELIZABETH POOLE 10 31 58- Cheerleading 9; Home Ec Award 9 RICHARD PRINCIPIO 5 14 58. CYNTHIA N QUARTARO 11 4 59- Basketball 9-12; Softball 11.12; Cheerleading 9.10; Tennis 11; Intramurals 11,12; Bicentennial Committee 11; Ski Club 12; Esperanto 12; Spanish Club 11 (VP 12); Varsity Club Treas 12; Student Council lO(Sec'y). 11.12; Musical 9.10; Talent Night 11. ANNE REED 4 5 59- Volleyball 10-12; Soccer 10.12; Swimming 10; Ski Club; Varsity Club; Student Council 9-12; Jr.. Sr. Class President. Musical. JIM REED 7 17 59 LINDA A REID 7 6 59 In tramurals 9.12; Drama Club 9; Yearbook Business Mgr 12; Who's Who 11.12. DEBORAH L RICKERSON 5 13 59 Softball 9-11; Soccer 10-12; Volleyball 11.12; Basketball 10; Varsity Club (VP 11. Pres 12); Student Council 12 MARY E RICKEY 1 16 58 In tramurals 9.12; Cheerleading 10; Track 11.12; Varsity Club 11.12; Spanish Club 11.12; Hobart Seminar 12; Musical; Color Guard 12; Mission Club. Seniors 137 REBECCA RIKER 2 24 59 Soccer 9.12; Basketball 9.10; Swimming 9,10; Cheerleading 11; Intramurals 11.12; Varsity Club 12; Student Council 11; Class Sec y 9.10. EMIL G. RINDFLEISCH 4 1 59. MICHAEL RIVERA 4 1 59-Football 9.10; Track 9; Lacrosse 10.12; Wrestling 12. DEBRA MARIE ROBERTI 9 19 59- Track 10; Majorette 9-11; Prom Committee 11.12; Prom Attendant 11; Chorus 9. SANDRA ROBERTS 5 25 59-Spanish Club 10; Student Council 10-12. TOM ROBERTS 10 27 59- Foot-ball. Baseball 9.10. GLENDA ROBINSON 7 15 58 DONNA L. ROGERS 12 6 58-Intramurals 9,12; Swimming Mgr 11.12; Varsity Club 11.12; Marching Band. Color Guard Sgt.; DAR Homemakers Award 9; Hogarth Award 10. Seniors 138 Seniors 139 CATHERINE RULE 1 14 59 ROBERT LOUIS SAGLIMBENI 1 15 58- Football 10.11; Tennis 9.10; Wrestling 9; Track 11; Ski Club 10-12; Chess Club 9; Weightlifting Club 10.11; Student Council 12; Marching Band 9; Stage Band 9.10,12; Concert Band 9.10.11. ELIZABETH SAPP 8 20 58 GENE SAPP 8 28 58 Basket ball 10-12; Varsity Club 11.12. CATHERINE A SCALZO 9 7 59- Softball 9-11; Tennis 10.11; Volleyball 10-12; Varsity Club 9.10 Sec’y, 11.12; Block G Award 11; French Club 10,11 Vice Pres. 12; Sec'y Junior and Senior Classes JOHN A SCHADING 11 19 59- Lacrosse 9-12; Wrestling 9; Football 10.11; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 10-12; Weightlifting Club 10.11; Who's Who. BRIAN SCHNIREL 3 17 59. MARY BETH SCIARABBA 7 20 59- Student Council 12; Hobart Seminar 12. VIVIAN SCIARABBA 7 20 59 Ski Club 9 BETTY ANN SEYMOUR 7 25 59. EVE SHALLENBERGER 12 28 58- Soccer 10; French Club 10-12. DEBORAH K SHEPARD 3 29 59 DAISY SINGLETON 12 14 57- Softball 9; Track 11. STEVE SJOBLOM 8 15 59- Spanish Club 10. KENNETH SMEAD 5 8 58 WALTER SMITH 7 22 58- Football 9; Rifle Club 10-12. Seniors 140 CRAIG P. SMITH 10 30 59- Football 10: Lacrosse 9-12; Varsity Club 9-12; Student Council 12. MICHAEL R SMITH 8 25 59- Football 9; Baseball 9.10; Bowling 10.11; Cross Country 12; Varsity Club 10 12. PETER J SMITH 5 5 59- Lacrosse 9.12; Tennis 10.11; Swimming 9 12; Varsity Club 10 12; Ski Club 11,12. MARIE C. SNYDER 9 19 59- Chorus 9.12. Seniors 141 RODNEY M. STILLWELL 3 8 58- Rifle Club 11. MARK ST JOHN 6 1 58 ED SWART 11 19 59- Swimming 9; Football 10-12; Lacrosse 9-11; Marching Band 9-12; Stage Band 9.10.12; Audio Visual 9; Musical 10.11. JOE SWEENEY 10 14 59- Basketball 9-12. Varsity Club WILLIAM B SWITZER 6 21 59 LOUIS P. TANDLE 7 26 59- Football Intramurals 9; Art Award 9. EUGENE R TARAS. JR. 9 7 59 Baseball 9; Cross Country 10; Football 11.12; Rifle Club 9; Varsity Club 11.12 TODD M TAYLOR 2 13 59- Track 9.11.12; Indoor Track 12; Cross Country 12; Varsity Club 12; Weight Training Club 12; Who’s Who. MICHELLE THIBAULT 6 28 58. Seniors 142 CARMEN ALICIA TORRES 6 1 57. OLGA EYDIE TORRES 7 12 58 EDWARD TRAPHAGEN 11 8 59- Lacrosse 9-12; Football 10. ERIC S. TRUMBULL 7 18 59- Wrestling 9-12; Track 11,12; Cross Country 11.12; Varsity Club 10-12: Student Council 12. THERESA LYNNE TUTTLE 1 17 59- Swimming 11; Marching Band 9-12. ANDREW R TYMAN 2 12 59- Camera Man Football 12; Rifle Club; Boys State. MARTIN J. VANOPDORP 1 20 59 Spanish Club 10 (Award II. Ill); Ecology Club 10; NHS 11,12; Senior Class Treas ; Hobart Seminar 12; Stage Crew 10; Citizenship Award 11; Boys State 11; Who's Who 11; Democratic Model Convention 11; Harvard Book; Arthur Hammond History Award; State Environmental Teach-In. JOHN VINCENT 4 5 59- Ski Club 9-12; Intramurals. LEONARD VISCO 11 2 59. Seniors 143 LOUIS A VISTOCCO 12 24 58 Football 10; Lacrosse 9.11.12 DEBORAH A. VOGT 4 24 59- Swimming 9.10.12; Cheerlcading 11.12; Vanity Club 10-12; Prom Committee 11.12; Intramurals 9.12; Ski Club 9-12; Chorus 9; Sailing Club 9; Junior Class Treas. DONNA L. WARD 6 25 58-Cheerleading 9-11. PAT WELCH 3 17 59. JAMES WELLS. JR. 8 1 59-Basketball 10; Wrestling 11,12. GREG WHALEN 2 21 59-Football 12; Rifle Club 9; Intramurals 9,10. JAYNE M WHEELER 3 4 59- Volleyball 10; In-tramurals 12; Student Council 9. SCOTT WHITE 10 31 59 SCOTT A WICKES 8 18 58 Football 10.11; Lacrosse 10; Yearbook 11. Seniors 144 T DAVID WILLIAMS 4 20 59- Football 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12; Wrestling 10; Varsity Club; Weightlifting Club; Student Council 10-12. DEBORAH RENfcE WOZ NICK 3 10 59- Memory Book 9; Marching Band 12. ELLA MAE WRIGHT 1 19 59. DIANNE J. YANNOTTI 7 24 58. ROSEANN YANNOTTI 6 23 59- Intramurals 9; Student Council 9.11; Musicals 10.11; Chamber Singers; All State Chorus; Art Award 11. PETER YOUNG 3 18 58 DARLENE ZELLO 7 15 58-Volleyball (Capt. 10.11); Basketball 10.11; Softball; Varsity Club. CAMERA SHY SENIORS David Buckley Marshall Grady Marquis Haynes William King Alejandro Perez Mary Perez Craig Pettinger Willie Rowe David Slentz Richard White SUSAN CAROL WILDER 12 15 58- Intramurals 12; Memory Book 9; Pep Club 10; French Club 12; Library Aide 9; Prom Committee 10; School Store 12; Senior Float Committee 12; Who’s Who. KATHRYN E WILLIAMS 4 7 59- Intramurals. Seniors 145 TOP: Gail Barry sneaks out of the inner sanctum ABOVE, left to right: Levine. Moracco. and Cocola practice for the Pyramid game and four seniors enjoy their places in the sun RIGHT: Sully reaches out for trouble. LOWER RIGHT: Willie Rowe carries a BIG stick. Seniors 146 Throughout our school days, people have tried to guide us. much like this sign. The teachers and administrators hope to point us in the proper direction so we will make the “right turns as adults. CENTER, left to right: Cathy Scalzo shining up the chrome for Varsity Club; Mario feels milk is a natural and Steve points the way. LOWER LEFT: the seniors are fascinated by Cliffs tricks. Seniors 147 High school is much like a one way street. Many of us wish that it would end. that we could graduate-but still we know that when we’re out “for good we’ll wish we could return. However, on a one way street, there’s no turning back. TOP: Woody Nepa on the prowl. CENTER LEFT: Todd Taylor and Mark Bennett take a break RIGHT: Senior girls try to set a record for Guineas LEFT: Brenda sitting pretty Seniors 149 Seniors can find that thirteenth year of education culminates in a steep climb toward their diploma. Seniors ISO TOP: Sandi Roberts dares to take time out from her drills; Pete Smith loafs around ABOVE: Sondra Katz thinks she gets the point; Cheryl Emerson enjoys a private joke. RIGHT: Gail Owens and Caroline Blodgett caught rehearsing centerfold” UPPER LEFT: Brian Schnirel. the weatherman; Dave Chrysler; Tom Fountain; Matt Gage- in various stages of action. UPPER RIGHT: Bob Bero pays close attention to the game Jeff Stanton internally suspended in shop again. Seniors 151 When graduation comes in June the class of 77’s high school days will come to a close. For most it is a dead end as far as GHS is concerned. The members of the class will separate and leave Geneva to start college, jobs and new lives elsewhere. ABOVE. Left to Right: Charlotte Fink in a school daze;” John Schading. the Dead End Kid; Diane Yannotti. Artist At Work. RIGHT: Dwight Morris munching out. Eve and Mary-Lou know that it doesn’t take much to be shocked by Rick Seniors 1S2 LEFT: Rocco has the Monday morning blues. m .jMm w • Seniors 153 Seniors 154 TOP: Leo Visco hard at work. ABOVE: Greg Linkner- all talk, no action; Steve Sjoblom expresses his true feelings about life; expression of Senior superiority in the Homecoming Parade. RIGHT: Teresa DeFrancesco helps to support the class. l v Most seniors have no time to “park during the busy last year of high school. The making out of job and college applications plus preparing for graduation ensure this. ABOVE: Barb Davis and Carol Kuusisto take a break; Jean McCoy faces the work stacked up: BELOW: Glen and Beth have a chat in Room 24. ☆ ☆☆ Ace Automatics, Inc. Alice’s Kitchen Cass TV-Appliance Record Store Cheese Works, Inc. Finger Lakes Launderers Cleaners Four “M” Company Geneva Club Beverage Geneva Federal Savings GHS Basketball Cheerleaders GHS Boosters Club GHS Boys Varsity Club GHS French Club GHS Spanish Club Haag Electric, Inc. Key Drugs McDonald’s The National Bank of Geneva P 8 C Food Markets The Sound Shop WGVA-Radio Winchester Optical, Geneva, N.Y. ☆☆ Mr. and Mrs. William Bidwell Bruzee’s Radio fit TV Inc. Chanticleer Motor Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Jackson M. DeBolt Executone of Geneva Fink’s Super Service Raymond D. Gage Gaglianese Flower 8t Gift Shop Geneva Pennysaver Geneva Savings Bank The Geneva Times Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haag Klopfer’s Books fit Stationery Lake Country Gardens fit Florists Lee-Rec. Ltd. Lincoln First Bank Lynch Furniture Co. McCurdy's of Geneva J.C. Penney fit Co. Sears. Roebuck fit Co. Seneca Shop of Geneva Stanley’s of Geneva. Inc. Super Army 8t Navy Store ☆ Acquilano Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boehman Jeanne S. Busch Cooney's Hardware Mr and Mrs. Auerilo Comacchia Costello's Music Store Delforte's Harper Method Beauty Salon Dewey's Jewelers Mr and Mrs. William Emerson Eugene and Jessie Ferraro Ellen Ferrini Mr. and Mrs. Louis H Ferrini Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Flowers. Jr. Mrs. Raymond Geary Geneva Coin As Record Shop Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Griffee. Jr. Mrs. James C. Gugino and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hansen Kay Perry's Kids Kloset Konen Office Equipment Leto's Garment District Jeans As Tops Mr. Albert T. Lisi Lyons Cut Rate Drug Store Mario's Restaurant E E Miller As Son. Inc Monaco’s Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passalacqua Plaza Bakery Dr. and Mrs. William Reed. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid Mr and Mrs. L. Donald Rogers Saglimbeni Liquor Store Sampson Glass Co. Sherwin Williams Styles Home Dairy. Inc. Bob and Jane Wheeler 159 Index Aoranam. iviikc Acquilano. Gary i .i 83 Acquista. Chris 17.80 Adams. Gregory 89 Addona. Marc 94 Aldridge. Sally 101 Alexander. Lisa 16.47.75 Alexander. Renee 100 Allen, Linda 23.25,110.114 Allen. Mark 83 Alonso. Robert 114.148 Alonso. Richard 55.74 Alonso. Vincent 42.55.107.114 Alvaro. Jeff 38.100 Alvaro. Julia 96 Amatulli. Nick 17.18.38.91 Anania. Lisa 16.35.41 Anania. Lynn 13.15.16.47.81 Anania. Becky 9.13.15.16.35 41.111.114 Anania. Roberta 16.19.41.103 Anastasi. Jeanne 35.41.114 Anastasi. Joe 40.79 Angell. Nancy 114 Annony. Laurie 90 Antenucci. Allen 40.79 Antenucci. Lori 81 Antinelli. Michelle 36 Anthony. Gina 77 Ardoline. Jean 15.32.59.103 Ardoline. Pat 115 Arnold. Kathy 115 Arnold. Ken 87 Arnold. Loraine 98 Arnold. Russell 90 Arnold. Tina 82 Arra. Mike 115 Arthur. Melanie 47.101 Arthur. Pat 40.87 Aten. Keith 55.103 Augustine. Joanne 107.115 Augustine. John 38.39.93 Avery. Pat 75 Bacon. Allen 97 Bagshaw. Theresa 16,50.51.74 Bailey. Colleen 85 Bailey. Kim 86 Bailey. Tim 106.115 Bailey. Rod 40.81 Balke. Jon 78 Barilla. Gerard 100 Barnard. Bev 13.15.16.19.84 Baroodv. Azizeh 15.67 Baroody. Sylvia 81 Barry. Gail 115.146 Barry Pat 13.95 Bartol, Carole 13.37.76 Baumgartner. Amy 79 Beaudry. Robert 17.48.49.83 Bell. Ken 25.76 Bemish. Michele 91 Beniamino. Mary 25.101 Benkovich. Mary 72.84 Bennett. Connie 29.94 Bennett. Dan 115 78 Bennett. Mark 17.115.144 Bennett. Yolanda 91 Bentley. William 76 Bentsen. Eric 17.32.49.83 Berndt. Sally 65 Bero. Robert 17.38.116.151 Besley. Doug 18.38.75 Bidwell. Debra 14.20.25.105. 111.116 Bidwell. Don 78 Biesenbach. Kathy 15.92 Binder. Karen 90 | Bishop. Jim 103 Bissell. Scott 17.42.52.116 Blodgett. Caroline 13.47.116. 149.150 Bloniarz. Mike 101 Bloom. Scott 17.26.106.116 I Blowers. Charles 106.116 Boehman. Anna 23.31.105. 110.116 Boothe. Bonnie 80.95 | Borsa. Bridget 16.36.50 90 1 Bounds. June 16.37.50. 51.116 Bowers. Dana 16.117 Bowers. Marc 17.48.49.117 Brandow. Jed 101 Braun. Edith 27.68 Braverman. Alan 117 Braverman. Dan 82 Bree. Joe 59.90 Breslin. Martin 19.84 Brind. David 90 Briskey. Anna Lou 66 Brizzee. Barb 9.13.110.117 Broderick. Jim 17.42.49.79 Broderick. John 17.54.117 Broderick. Lynn 68 Brooks. William 42.70 Brosius. Bernard 64 Brown. Judic 25.72.85 Brum. Rich 117.148 Bruzee. Charles 42.88.97 Brvan. Janet 37.47.103 Buchholz. Kelly 83 Buckley. Jean 14.20.25.34. 105.109.117 Burgess. Judy 62 Burgess. Susan 25.110.117 Burrall. Tom 15.74 Burt. Cynthia 13.37.43.47.75 Burt. Jamie 15.18 42.75 Busch. Justin 14,25.30.1 10.118 Bush. Glen 29.118.155 Butler. Bonnie 118 Butler. Dorcas 104.118.149 Butler. Kim 25.94 Bynum. Sheila 87 Calabrese. Karen 118 Calabrese. Theresa 86 Campbell. Joe 22.40.76 Campbell. John 17.19.49.79 Canale. Michael 18.38.43.70 Cannuli. Sue 92 Caraballo. Antonio 118 Caraballo. Fundador 118 Cardinale. Gerald 118 Cardinale. Rich 11.79 Carle. Kenneth 17.48.49.97 Carlson. Steve 82 Carrasas. Terry 107.119 Carroll. Chris 17 44.97 Carter. Charles 11.119 Casey. Mary Ellen 23.25.31. 110.119 Casselman. Leon 84 Celentano. Anita 104.119 Celentano. Denise 14,25.101 Cemoni. Tina 19.51.76 Certo. Patricia 94 Chace. Agnes Elizabeth 14. 30.37.119 Champlin. Elizabeth 104.119 Chapman. Evelyn 69 Chapman. Laurence 71 Chelenza. Carmen 63 Chelenza. Dan 95 Cheney. Karen 76 Chicoine. David 119 Chisholm. Bernardinc.... 31.119 Christiansen. Robert 85 Chrysler. David 120.151 | Ciancaglini, Tammy 120 I Cisco. Sandra 14.97.104 3 Clark. Brenda 120 Clark. Doug ......................... 95 Coblio, Cynthia.................. 25.120 Collier. Andy 120.146 44 96 Collier, Joyce 93 Collins. Cheryl Conklin. Russell 10.13. 16.92 100 Connolly. Nancy 25.76 Consolic. Dan 59.75 Consolie. John 17.54.120 Contreras. Anthony 55.78 Cook. John 32.120 Cook. Lori 77 Cooke. Timothy 85 Cooley. Mike 40.76 Cooncc. Carolyn 19.34. 36.51.78 Coonce. Christine . 19.79 Coonce. Colleen 25.84 Corcoran. Cecelia 19.30.84 Corcoran. Mary E 85 Coriale. Laurie 90 Coriale. Dan 79 Cornacchia. Dan 13.77 Cornacchia. Marie 9.20. 109.120 Corwin. Elaine 76 Corwin. Sara 13.16.33.90 Coryell. Jim 13.17.42.55.120 Cosentmo. Bill 40.80 Cosentino. Joe 121 Cosentino. Sally 93 Coutlee. John 25.101 Cram. Amy........................15.101 Crawford. Alice......................67 Crawley. Mary .......................98 Crenner. Chris................13,15.19. 40.78 Crouthamel. Tim.....................121 Cuddeback. Howard....................66 Cunningham. Cathy................... 90 Cunningham. Maureen............11.19.86 Cunningham. Sue............19,32.41.121 Currie. Elizabeth.................15.83 Curry. Arleen.......................100 Czsplak. Stanley....................101 Dafeldecker. Sue.....................87 Dafeldecker. Terry...................14 Dailor. Toni................19.20.25.97 D'Amico. Francis..................13.83 D’Amico. MaryLou...............9.13.15. 16.35.41.110.152 Dandridge. Melinda...................80 Davie. Karen..................13.16.19. 25.33.92 Davis. Barb.................109.121.155 Daykin. James.................19.22.103 Daykin. Laurie..................109.121 DeBacco. Ellen....................73.77 Debolt. Steve....................13.121 Dec. David......................108.121 Dec. Paul............................85 Dee. Martha.......................51.97 DeFazio, Dominick....................63 DcFrancesco, Mike.................42.74 DeFrancesco. Teresa.................19. 20.121.154 DeMatties. Steve....................122 DeMaria, Kimberly.................25.87 DePillo. Steve....................40.76 DeRosa. Beverly.....................122 DeSio. Melissa.......................74 DeVaney. Alan.......................100 DeVito. Kathy.................13.19.22. 25.31.81 DcWitt. Valerie..............31.109.122 DiCampli. Lori.......................95 DiCampli. Teresa................ 50.75 Dickson. Nancy...................13,14. 16.19.34.37.103 DiDuro. Joe..................15.22.40.79 160 DiDuro. Mike 15.22. 38.103 91 DiFederico. Bruce 99 DiFederico. Deborah.. 81 DiFederico. Steve 82 Dinan. Patty 15.122 Dinan, Stephanie 87 DiRaddo, Michelle 84 Ditmars, Jim 9.15.22.23. 25.30.104.111.122 Ditmars. Jeff 40.55.85 Doeblin. Ellen 59.74 Doeblin. Mike 96 Dooner, Patricia 51.80 Dooncr. Tom 122.148 Drennen. Elizabeth 73.75 Drennen. Kelly 17.28. 34.38.122 Dunathan, Susan 122 Dunham. Amy 25.91 Durso. Philip 17.43 Durso. Steve 17.34.38. 52.123.147 Dwyer. Barb 123 Eastman. Mary 68 Eddington. Karen 96 Edmonds. Dale 17.55 123 77 77 Egbert. Steve 82 Elder. Alan 20.90 Etdridge. Dave 38.52.57.99 Eldridge. Johnnie 123 Elias. Daniel 71 Emerson. Cheryl 107.123.150 Emerson. Terry 91 Evans. Inell 123 Fabrizio. John Sr 22.65 Fabrizio. John 22.40 .79 Far rand Johanna 31.76 73.80 22.123.146 Felice. Steve Feligno. John 92 108.123 19.55.87 38.39.100 17.38. 39.106.124 20.124,149 19.25.75 Ficcaglia. Valerie 25.101 84 87 Finch. Steven 23.65 124.152 10 15.26. 47.89.103 15.124 13.15.35. 108.124 13.41.74 96 106.124 9,14.30.42.124 Flynn. Susan 80 124 Fountain. Tom 9.17.125.151 49.68 11.16.35. 36.51.125 11.125 Fryer. William 125.151 Gaglianese. Mary Gallagher. Armeda 62 Gates. Thomas 91 Geiger, Barb 13.16.19. 37.110.125 Gentile. Salvatore 125.146 George, Dan 88.93 George. Mary Beth 19.83 George. Michelle 9.14.19. 23,31.104.126 Gibbons. Richard 15.126.1S2 Gigliotti. Cheryl 126 Gigliotti. Steve 95 Gilbert. Patricia 97 Gilbert. Scott 95 Gilbert. William 19.40.79 Gillotte. LuAnn 20.32.37. 47.126.147 Gilly. Veronica 9.20.105. 107.110.126 Godkin. Thomas 71 Goldstone. Kimberly 15.19.25.87 Goodwin. Bonnie 75 Goodwin. Julet 16.110.126 Gordon. Kathy 10.90 Grady. Kenneth 25 Grady. Marshall 22.25 Grady. Versa 25 Grant. Nancy 13.16.26. 37.51.126 Grapensteter. Joy 19.92 Greco. Henry 18.26.40.78 Greco. Roberta 72.86 Green. Nathan 87 Green, Chris 16.36.50. 51.90 Greene. Lori 36.81 Gregoria. Joanne 95 Griffee. Jerri 15.16.25. 104.126 Griffin. Douglas 127 Griffin. Regina... 74 83 Grummons. Beth 127.155 Guererri. Charles 35.127 Guererri. Michael 76 Guerra. Joseph 67 Gugino. Laurie 13. 105.110.127 Guilfoyle. Mary Theresa 107.127 Haag. Diane 16.20.36.71. 104.111.127 Hackler. Rhonda 13.16.25. 33.101 Hagadorn. Barry 54.93 Hall. Alice ’ 15.19.78 Hall. Ellen 16.47.76 Hammond. Nola 70 Jiancy. Bonnie 33.127.149 Hansen. Marie 30.108.127 Harding. Jay 128 Hargrove. Lila Harrell. Jeff 82 25.96 Harris. Michael 108.128 Hart. Marian 14.19.20. 105.128 Harvey. Lynda 78 66.128 90 17.42.84 Haynes. Marcus. 96 Hegel. Joan 128 Hegel. Steve 17.25. 101 Hendricks. Donna 19.128 16.19.83 Henshaw. Vernon 96 Herman. Angela 72.86 Hessney. Barb....................128.146 Hessney. Jackie.......................98 Hibbard. Ray.......................23.84 Hickey. Elizabeth...............14.28.97 Hill. Freya................20.25.105.128 Hilliard. Larry....................59.67 Hilyer. Steve 94 Hinssen. Mark 77 86 Hoose. Amy 15.59.103.104 Hornbeck. David 54.78 Hornbcck, Julia 94 Howard. Richard 107.129 80 91 25.59. 89.103.105 77 lannopollo. Joell 129 Iannopollo. Rocco 129.153 76 34.98 Jacbos. Joe 74 42.43.52.129 Jansen, Ronald 98 Jensen. Gerda 93 Joback. Eliz 13.93 John. Ann 62 John. Barb 129 John. Steve 82 Johnson. Abram 46 Johnson. Bonnie 9.13.16.90 Johnson. Jeff 25.42.44.79 20.22.23. 25.54.110.129 Johnson. Nancy 27.62.65 Johnson. Rufus 13.46.85 Johnson. Sammy 83 Johnson. Scott 76 Johnston. Rich 106.129 Jollow. Cathy 19.20.97 Jones. Jeff 95 Jurgens. Kim 92 Jurgens. Kristin 109.129.149 Kaim. Jamie 129 Karol. Agnes Mary 27.67 31.111.139.150 Keenan. Robert 70 Keith. Rebecca 74 Keplinger. Bruce 15.23.25.103 Kerr. James 71.96 Kerr. John 99 Khoury. Donald 51.54. 64.65 Kimball. Lillian 68 Kincaid. Russell 19.90 King. Greg 19.22.130 King. Kevin 84 King. Pamela.. 19.74 King. Rebecca 101 Kirby. James 84 15.88.90 52.59.70 19.87 22.101 101.104.155 Koury. Joan 66 25.74 Kuryla. Sue 70 LaBuff. Scott 100 Lahr. Brian 40.78 94 Lahr. Eric 91 Lahr. Kathleen 130 Lahr. Laureen 130 Lahr. Sarah 13.15.78 Laise. Eric 82 Lally. Melanie 13.86 15.22.25.76 Lamberson. Charles 22.25.76 Lancer. Mary 81 Landschoot. Gary 42.54.84 Lane. Laura 130 Laquitara. Aaron 80 Laquitara. Anthony 79 Laquitara. Mary Kay 91 Laquitara. Angelo 130 Larsen. Denise 16.130 Larsen. Scherry 25.87 Larsen. Shirley 63 1 Lathey, John 54.95 72 85 11 I Laurenza. Lori 81 §§§ McGloon. John ... .38 10 3 M I Laurenza. Steve 92 Ip McGuigan, Doreen 1 3 LaVecchia. Nancy 10.37.93 IH McGuigan. Sue 11.14 19. §| § Levine. Jon 17.42.52. 25.101 ■ 130.146 H| McLane Diane 92 m I Leavitt. Bernard 93 |H McLane. Mike 133 HI 3 Leavitt. Janice 78 B McLaughlin. Don 133 g I Lennon. Fred 94 H| McLaughlin. Janet 77 If 3 Leo. Chuck 97 Hi McLellan. Barh 15 101 §1 3 Leon. Trma 80 H| McNcrney. Shawn 103 ■ 3 Lewis. Brenda 79 Hf Meaker. Sheila ... 19 73 82 11 1 Lewis. Fred 15.20.103 54 82 S I Liberatore. Linda 103 gif Meeks. Nancy .... 133 m I Liberatore. Mary 72.85 I!] Mehlenbacher. James 86 M 3 Liberatore. Sue 50.131 |ij Melito. Maryrose 92 Hi | Lind. Jeff 96 H Mengel. Jeff 133 ■ 1 Lindsey. Gerry 97 IS Messur. Nancy 1981 m 1 Linehan, Catherine 77 Hf Messur. Stuart 17 19 22 g I Linkher. Dons 62 49.81.104.108.133 ■ I Linkner. Greg 131.154 7i m I Linzy. K Anne 96 71 111 [ Lisi. Jeanne 16.34.47. 19 35 41 101 Wi 131.147 §1 Michaels. Gave .19.78 m 1 Locke. Judy 101 H Millard. Robyn 86 gf I Lopez. Rich 75 94 HI 3 Loucks. Shelden 17.38.43.92 I Miller. Linda 11.133 I Loveland. Richard 69 H Millis. Benjamin 22.25.30.133 |§ | Loveland. Virginia 66 H| Millis. Marcus 98 B 3 Lovely. Scott 131 ■ Mills. Kathleen 31.83 M | Lowrey. Jeff . 76 H| Mimms. Ronald 93 iff I Luzzi. Francis 9.10.17. H| Minns, Bill 133 ■ 54.131 I H| Monaco, Lome 72.83 if I Luzzi. Lynn 26.50.75 H| Monahan. David 82 |j 3 Luzzi. Tammy 15.16.35. | ig Mon son. Laura 75 H 47.76 1 H| Montfort. Steve 91 iff 3 Luzzi. Theresa 15.90 H| Mook. Judy 16.19.32. jl 3 Lynch. Daniel 89.100 I 108.110.134 ffl I Lynch. Mary Ellen 64 H| Mook. Mary Jane 19 75 m | Lyons. Colleen .. .82 97 g I Mackiewicz. Jeannette 71 | B Morabito. Jeff 95 |J MacWilliams. Alice 131.149 1 H| Moracco. Lynn 37 94 g j Maio. Andrew 49.79 1 H| Moracco. Mike 46 85 Hf Major. Stephen 101 I H| Moracco. Rick 17.134.146 g Mallard. Robert 77 [ Hf Moracco. Steph 134 g Malyj. James 74 1 H| Moracco. Tom 40 52.84 g I Maney. Helen 61.111 [ H| Morales. Habeal 105.134 g Maney. Scott 131.146 H| Morris. Dwight 10.134.152 g Mann. Donald 97 1 H| Morris. Julie 19 75 B 98 131 14Q 1 H| Mortenson. Beverly 62 B 1 5 83 H| Moses. Doris 63 i Manning. Susan 13.15.91 Hf Moses, Joe 100 g 78 H| Mosher Henry 78 1 11 16 35 H| Mulvey. James 84 B 41.50.51.132 H| Murphy. James 40 46 81 g 60 1 39 E H| Murray. Scott 40 49 82 1 Marino. Mike 46.74 25 105 110 134 1 Marino. Pat 91 40 46 80 B Marlow. Robert 40.84 134 g Marr. Sharon 69 86 g Marshall. James 76 | Natelli. Pat 93 1 Marshall. Jeff 95 H Nelson. Richard 50.70 §1 Marshall. Roger 101 95 g Martin. Pat 15.38.103 17.38 134 149 g Mastrogiovanni. Mike 40.84 82 B Matthews. Mary 16.50.110.132 19 79 g Mattice. Kelly 86 13 82 g Mattick. Sue 13.15.103 16 78 B Mayo. Elizabeth 73.79 17 22 25 103 HI Mazzocchi. Alaine 66.94 15 22 25 103 104 g McAfoose. Rose 10.20.101 67 B McCann. Patrick 87 g Noonen. David 55.85 g McCants. Grady 40.80 g Norris. Connie 87 1 McCheyne. Roberta 85 91 B McCormack. James 132 j H| Northrup. Tim 44 96 g McCormack. Mike 101 96 B McCoy. Jean 132.155 [ H| O’Byrne. John 19.31.40.83 g McCoy. Lewis 18.38.132 1 Hf O’Connor. Eileen 87 g McDonald. John 40.66 1 134 153 B McDonald. Karen 9.13.105. 91 b 110.132 H Oliver Roxane 19135 1 Mcdonald. Kelly 84 36 86 19 McFadden. Eugene 68 8i n McFadden. John 44.103 17 34 38 B McFadden. Thomas 132 39.44.135 g McGhan. Sue 96 H Olsen. Debbie 83 1 Olsowskc. Deborah.......... Olsowsky. Robert........... O’Malley. Brian.............. ...17.101 O'Malley. Charles....................135 O’Malley. David............ O'Malley. John......... 91 O'Malley. Mary O'Malley. Robin......................135 O'Neill. Cheryl......................135 O’Neill. Donna.......................135 O’neill. Pamela ................16.47.87 Onorato, Marjorie.....................63 Ortiz. Diane .........................82 Osterhout. Joe.......................135 Ottley. Frank ........................83 Ottley. Mike.....................135.147 Owens. Alice..................13.135.150 Oyer. Mike.........................49.95 Palleson. Rich....................25.136 Palmer. Harvey.....................25.55 Palmieri. Mike...............13,40,46,74 Palmieri. Rose.....................27.62 Pane. Samuel..........................63 Panetta. Mario.............17.38.134.147 Paradiso. Robert..................... 69 Paris. Parry..........................92 Parker. Alonso...................... 76 Parker. Annette.......................74 Parker. Charles......................136 Parker. Denise........................93 Parker. Mary ..................... 100 Parmclee. Dan ................... 78.83 Parmer. William.......................87 Pasqua. Kathy........................136 Pasqua. Laurence......................77 Passalacqua. Mark....................100 Passalacqua. Steve...........18.38.88.98 Passalacqua. Terri.............35.41.136 Patnesky. Robert......................95 Patnesky. Ron.........................96 Payne. Charles.......................101 Peck. Martin......................19,101 Peck. Mary Ann................... 19.79 Pedersen. Chris.......................94 Pedersen. Jeff........................93 Pedulla. Jim....................17.26.94 Peek. Jacqueline..................... 96 Pena. Arthur.................13.19.42.83 Perez. Mary........................13.14 Perry. Robin.......................19.90 Peters. Donald........................14 Peters. Paul....................19.55.74 Peterson. Gail...................110.136 Petrie. Mark ......................19.81 Pettinger. Craig......................19 Phillips. Edith.................10.97.89 Phillips. Susan...................... 80 Picchi. Ann...........................77 Picchi. Cliff.....................38.136 Picchi. Steve.........................98 Pickard. Lori.........................98 Pietropaolo. James....................68 Pitifer. Carol.....................15.92 Pitifer. Debbie......................136 Pitifer. Mark................13.17.44.94 Polce. Kethy..............9.15.19.20.137 Polce. Margaret ......................96 Poole. Elizabeth.....................137 Poole. Sharon.........................87 Pond. George..........................94 Pond. Lori......................25.31.93 Porter. Deborah.................34.47.91 Prater. David........................100 Preston. Herbert......................74 Priano. Mary .........................63 Principio. Richard...................137 Quackenbush. Charles..................63 Quartaro. Cynthia ........9.13.14.16.137 Quartaro. Jeff........................38 Quartaro. Mike........................95 Quigley. Robert.......................69 Radford. Donna ....................33.97 Radford. Kelly........................85 Radford. Tracy..................16.59.83 Raigon. Bonnie.....................13.80 Randall. Charles......................91 162 Rasmussen. Lou Ann.. 19.75 f| Reale. Deborah . 72.85 11 Reed. Anne 13.15.16.19. 1 37.51.59.110.137 1 Reed. James . 106.137 1 Reed, William 17.49.103 § Reid. Bob 103 | Reid. Linda 9. 20.32.137 I Richmond. Rhonda 10.16.37.50.92 g Rickerson. Deborah 9.16.37.137 1 Rickey. Mary .14,16.23. I 105.110.137 || Rikcr. Rebecca 37.138 H Riley. William Rindfleisch. Emil 138 1 Rindfleisch. Gottlieb.... Ritter. Jim 76 8 Ratter. Kim 103 m Rivera. Felix Rivera. Michael 55.64.138 P Roberti. Debra 138.148 M Roberts. Jamie 103 |g Roberts. Sandra 13.138.150 |£ Roberts. Thomas 138 H Roberts. Torrey 48.85 Robinson. Glenda 138 Rogers. Donna 16.25.138 Rogers. Jon 5.42.84 Rollo. Mike 38.95 Rowe. Willie 146 Rule. Catherine 139 Russell. Nancy 66 Ryan. Patrick 49 Rynick. Jolee Saglett. Karen 76 Saglett. Robert 17.19.88.101 Saglimbeni. Robert 19.38.107.139 Salone. Michelle. 85 Sanchez. Ivan Sapp. Elizabeth Sapp. Eugene 44,105.139 30.43.89.90 1 44,98 Sapp. Vanessa 77 15.19.75 Saylor. Letitia 47.62.74.89 Scalise. Donald . 40.81 Scalise. Vincent 61 Scalzo. Catherine 15.16.28. 51.59.111.139.147 Scalzo. Dolores 62 Schading. John 17.55 139.152 13.42.43 52.97 15.16.20.103 Schaefers. Philip 71 Schiera. Jennie 63 80 87 Sciarabba. Mary Beth 105.107.139 Sciarabba. Vivian Secor. Benjamin 76 Seger. Lori 100 Seymour. Betty. 107.140 Shafer. Thomas 17 Shallenberger. Eve 15.140.152 87 Sheehan. Josie 13.14.94 Sheehym. Deborah. . 25.91 140 Sherman. Neal 13.49.59.84 Siclare. Richelle 13.37.51.90 Siegfried Roberta. 75 82 Singleton. Daisy Sjobloom. Steven 140.154 34.38 Slentz. Diane 100 Slocum. David 94 Smallwood. Jesse 87 Smead. Kenneth 106.140 Smith. Alan 100 Smith. Bradley 78 Smith. Craig 13.19.141 Smith. Mike 17.141 Smith. Peter .17.141.149.150 Smith. Robert 64 Smith, Roger 38.39.46.82 Smith. Steve 77 Smith. Tracy 13.16.35. 37.47.83 Smith. Walter 106.107.140 Snyder. Julie 90 Snyder. Marie 141 Snyder. Ronald 40.81 Somers. Caroline 103 Sosnowski. Mike 87 Spader. Guy 70 Spann. Lucille 80 Spedding. Paula 141 Sprague. Barbara 141 Sprague. Doreen 77 Snrinffer. Katie 9.15.16. 22.28.31.36.105.110.141 Stahl. Dorothy 84 Stahl. Jeff 93 Stamer. Mark 52.96 Stanton. Jeff 141.151 Steams. Gregory 19.25.49.76 Steen. Elizabeth 91 78 Stewart. John 15.19.42.83 St dwell. Norman 97 Stilwell. Rodney 11.142 Stivers. Mike 40.46.86 142 11.19.103 Stowell. Oma 83 9.15.17. 19.103 Sullivan. Jill 81 Suppes. Martha 97 17.22.38.142 18.28.44 109.142 Switzer. William 142 Tandle. Louis 142 Tandle. Pat 84 38.142 Tascarini. Marilyn 9.14.101 Tauterouff. Allen 87 Taylor. Stephen 17.74 Taylor. Todd 18.42. 43.142.149 Tennant. Keith 81 Tennies. Mary 96 Tepper. Douglas 66 Thibault. Michelle 142 Thomas. James 73 Thompson. Alicia 15.79 98 67 Toole. Mary Tomion. Sue 100 Torres. Carmen 143 Torres. Olga 143 Traphagen. Ed 143 Trochesset. Denise 15.19.75 Trumbell. Eric 13.42.43.143 Tuceeri. Carol 78 Turner. Kevin 82 Turri. Linda 68 Tuttle. Sue 25.95 Tuttle. Teresa 25.143 Tyman. Andy.......................104,143 Tyman. Brenda .........................94 VanAlstyne. Kim.....................50.86 VanArsdale. Guy..................17.42.81 VanBlarcum, Carol......................74 VanBlarcum. Sue....................... 80 VanDeMortel. Richard................55.85 VanKeuren. Janet ...................14.67 VanOpdorp Marty................59.110.143 Verzella. Vincent...................40.81 Vincent. John......................19.143 Visco, Ken..........................49.92 Visco. Leonard ...................143,154 Visco. Mary......-.....................41 Viatocco. Louis ..................144.153 Vo. Hoa Van............................87 Vogt. Deborah. ...........11.16.19.41.144 Vogt. Mary..........................15.90 Voigt. Debbie......................... 96 Voae. Sherry.......................... 79 Walczak. Mary .........................75 Walker. Chria..........................77 Ward. Donna...........................144 Ward. Thomas..................13.18.38.79 Warren. Tim............................80 Watt. Ray ....................17.42.43.97 Webb. Alan.......................13.23.98 Webster. Rickey........................94 Welch. Pat............................I 4 Wellman. Laura........................ 4 Wellington. Joe.....................19.81 Wellington. Richard....................92 Wells. James ..................52.144.153 Wenzel. Carl........................46.69 Whalen. Greg.......................38.144 Whalen. Tom............................40 Wheeler. Jayne....................144.149 Wheeler. Kraig.........................75 Wheeler, Richard..............10,13.33.68 White. Scott..........................144 Whiting. Ruth..........................70 Wickes. Scott.........................144 Wilder. Susan...............10.15.111.145 Williams. David........................46 Williams. Elizabeth................... 90 Williams. Jeff.........................82 Williams. Kathryn.....................145 Williams. Linda........................92 Williams. T David .................13.17. 38.45.77.148 Williams. Willie....................52.99 Willoughby. Lori.......................82 Wilson. Mark C.........................97 Wilson. Mark J...................33.44.96 Windsor. Craig......................42.95 Windsor. Julie......................72.83 Winters. Shirley..................... 85 Withiam. Dan...........................98 Witte. Faith........................19.78 Woodruff. Roxanne......................93 Woznick. Deborah...................25.145 Woznick. Marcus.....................54.78 Wright. Ella Mae......................145 Wunschel. Henry.......................101 Yannotti. Diane...............104.145.152 Yannotti. Gino.................-.......91 Yannotti. Mark.................-...17.18. 43.46.83 Yannotti. Roseann................ 23.25. 31.145 Yannotti. Tina.............11.16.37.51.77 Yeckley. Mark......................43.101 Young. Frank...........................66 Young. Peter..........................145 Zello. Darlene.....................51.145 Zettlemoyer. Karen.....................95 163 Editors .... tom cocola marie cornacchia Production toni dailor alan elder cathy jollow rose mcafoose lynn schaefers mark stamer debbie bidwell jeanne buckley teresa defrancesco diane haag marian hart freya hill mark johnson Design Finances veronica gilly Typing Photography . cheryl ferrini alan braverman chuck leo fred lewis SPECIAL THANKS bill rohrer. fingerlakes vw joe cosentino a my dunham bob saglimbeni jeff williams PHOTOGRAPHER PUBLISHER Graham Studio Walsworth Geneva. New York Marceline. Missouri 164 ■CtiM 3Sffi£. m Hi On the move 166 Geneva, Nottingham exchange students This spring our high school was fortunate enough to participate in a student exchange program. Alison Backhouse. Amanda Bamford. Janet Beastall. Debbie Butcher. Moira Chance. Richard Ecot. Katherine Howard. Amanda Libecans, Sheila Tonnczyk. Wendy Walton, and Andrew White visited us from March 27 until April 23. Many families in Geneva were kind enough to open their homes to the English students. During their stay, they engaged in such activities as tours of the Davie farm, the Experiment Station. Hobart-William Smith Colleges. WGVA. and Rose Hill, and trips to East View Mall. Corning. Watkins Glen. Kodak. Rochester Museum, and Washington. DC., a city council meeting, a lacrosse game, and a school dance. Twelve students from Geneva High will be returning the visit to Rushcliffe School in Nottingham. England this summer. Advising was a joint effort of Geneva’s Mr. and Mrs. Karol, and Rushcliffe’s Mr. and Mrs. James. The program, designed to give students the opportunity to explore the lifestyles and cultures of the two nations, is proving to be a great success and will be greatly appreciated and long remembered by both schools. The host families included the Arthurs, the Brodericks, the Chaces. the Davies, the DeVitos, the Dicksons, the Hunters, the Trochessets. the Wheelers, the Matticks. and the Michaelses. One fund-raising event (pictured ABOVE and RIGHT) for the Exchange Program was a Gong Show, hosted by GHS’ Tom Cocola as TV Emcee Chuck Barris Photographed in Washington. DC.: ROW 1 Marty VanOpdorp. Richard Ecot. Moira Chance. Denise Larsen. Janet Beastall. Sheila Tonnczyk. Debbie Butcher. Trish Dinan ROW 2: Lisa Myers. Justin Busch. Jean Buckley. Karen McDonald. Anne Reed. Marian Hart. Mr Michaels ROW 3: Mrs Karol. Miss Wellman. Mrs. Dinan. Mrs Reed. Katherine Howard. Mr James. Mr. Broderick. Mrs. James. Amanda Libecans. Congressman Walsh. Alison Backhouse. Amanda Bamford. Andrew White. Wendy Walton. Mark Johnson. Freya Hill. Brian Schnirel. ABOVE LEFT: Our English friends enjoying Watkins Glen’s scenic splendor ABOVE, RIGHT and FAR LEFT: Scenes from Language clubs' dinners in honor of exchange students. 167 Left to right: ROW 1 Richard Alonso. David Antinelli. Chris Aquista. Chico Alonso. Ray Watt. Jim Carroll. Mark Dunham. Ricky Linzy. Mark Allen. Brian O'Malley. ROW 2: Mike Stivers. Todd Taylor. Don Ernst. Jon Rogers. Tom Myers. Mark Yecklcy. Jim Wells. Danny Miller. Bob Riccione. Eric Trumbull. Mark Yannotti. ROW 3: Dave Darby. Chip D'Amico. Kim Loucks. Leonard Eldridge. John Cosentino. Keith Aten. Craig Radecker. Mark Pitifer. Jeff Quartaro. Mario Panetta. Stephanie Moracco. Mgr ; Coach Canale ROW 4: Coach Kubacki. Phil Durso. Fred Lennon. Charles Watts. Jim Coryell. Steve Durso. Jack Augustine. Doug Besley. Mike Martin. Mike Cooley. Mike Treadwell. Louis McKoy. James Thomas. Gene Sapp. 168 LEFT: Pit strains for that extra inch. ABOVE: Chico and John eye the next hurdle. Page 169. TOP TO BOTTOM Mark Allen does a bionic act; Thomas, up and over. and Louis ready for lift off FAR RIGHT: “Big D shows great form. Track team: Section V Class A champs The 1977 Track Team, under the aegis of Coaches Canale and Kubacki. capped a 10-1 season by winning the Section V Class A Championship. Winning Sectionals with a solid 430 points, the team had several members who placed in the competition. Steve Durso took first place in the Discus; Ray Watt, in the mile walk. The Mile Relay team of Kim Loucks. Tom Myers. Mike Stivers, and Jack Augustine took a second with a 3:332.9. Others placing second were Rufus Johnson. 880; Mario Panetta. Shot Put; and Loucks. 330 Intermediate Hurdles. Third places were won by Loucks. 120 High Hurdles; Panetta. Discus; Mark Yannotti. Shot Put; and the 2 Mile Relay Team of Jim Coryell. Mike Stivers. Eric Trumbull, and Rufus Johnson. Gene Sapp. High Jump; Mark Pitifer. Triple Jump; and Coryell. 880 Run; all earned 4th places. During the season new school records were set: as co-captain Durso hurled the Discus a record 146' 11 ; Watt completed the Mile Walk in 8:32; and the Mile Relay Team turned in a 3:32.9. Sophomore Tom Myers led the Top Ten Point Scorers with a 198. Others in that category were Loucks. 187; Johnson. 161; Augustine. 150; Stivers. 132; Co-captain Panetta, 117; Coryell. 102; Charles Watt. 89; Durso. 77; and Yannotti. 75. The team will lose nine seniors, but with the outstanding performances of underclassmen, such as the 440 Relay Team of Chip D Amico. Rick Linzy. Charles Watts, and Stivers; Coach Canale should be looking forward to another outstanding season in 1978. GENEVA TRACK IS BACK! 169 ROW 1: Bev Barnard. Nancy Grant. Lynn Anania. Ann Shields, Cath: Shields. Liz Stearns. Kris Jurgens. Terri Bagshaw. ROW 2: Lynn Schaefers. Elame Corwin. Diane Haag. Bonnie Goodwin. Judy Locke. Patty Kenny ROW 3: Lisa Anania. Lisa Myers. Roberta Anania. Becky Anania. Terri Tuttle. Mgr ; Heidi Krause. Beth Wilson. Julie Morris. Jerri Griffee. Mgr Diving Board: Kim Jurgens. Lori Seger. Julie Goodwin. Chris Coonce. Barb Geiger. Mary Visco. Kelly Radford (MISSING: Rhonda Hackler. K J Kincaid) Girls have smashing 3rd season The Girls’ Swim Team had another phenomenal” season this year, their third undefeated season in a row. A fine team composed of fine girls, the Pink Panthers, complete with their stuffed pink panther, have made a lasting impression on the whole Finger Lakes area. In the Wayne-Finger Lakes relays. Geneva was victorious in all eleven events, chalking up its third undefeated season. At the close of the season, in league championships, the girls finished first in all ten events, and won overall in sectionals, including a double win by Pat Kenny. But the season was one of fun. not only work, for these girls. Besides the records broken and reset, and the aching muscles after practice, there was time left for laughter. Like Bev's untimely dive into the pool to congratulate Rhonda on her swim in the 500 freestyle, resulting in Bev’s own disqualification; Nancy’s moo-cows”, and the rousing choruses of the famous Rooster Song.” All in all. the girls deserve a great deal of credit for their success and a wish for good luck in coming years. UPPER LEFT. CLOCKWISE: Cathy. Chris and Elaine reflect on future wins; Jerri urges on her swimmers The double joy of victory. TOP. left to right: Mary shows nice form Bev finishes 500 with brand new record; Julie Morris waits for the gun LEFT, left to right: Becky is last in and last out; Elaine waits for times. LEFT Our phenomenal coach Mr Ryan 171 Varsity Lacrosse: Finish second in league This year’s team battled to a second place finish in the Finger Lakes League with a 6-2 league record and an 11-7 overall finish. Bob Bero. the leading scorer, was selected a High School All-American with Tom Ferraro, second leading scorer, winning an All-Conference attack-man berth Rick Gibbons. 2nd team All-Conference, rounded out the high scoring attack. Seniors on the team accounted for 121 goals of the 152 scored by the team. An aggressive defense was led by David Williams and Kelly Drennen. both 2nd team All-Conference selections. Stand-out performances were turned in at midfield offensively by Mike McLane and Ron Ferraro (1st Team All-Conference). and defensively by Scott Bloom (2nd Team All-Conference) and the ever-scrappy Louie Vistocco. First Team All-Conference Guy VanArsdale. ably backed up by Cliff Picchi, held down the goalie position. It was a year characterized by hard work, team closeness, and a high level of athletic achievement. The seniors will be dearly missed, but hopefully their dedication to lacrosse will be continued by future teams. Next year’s team hopes to continue the 1977 squad’s winning ways. The team will be led by returning starters Ron Ferraro, Steve Passalacqua. Guy VanArsdale, Jeff Alvaro, and Mark Passalacqua. 172 Left to right. ROW 1: Lou Vistocco. Jeff Alvaro. Mike Rollo. Mike DiDuro. Tom Ferraro. Ron Ferraro ROW 2: Kelly Drennen. Ed Traphagen. John Schading. Steve Passalacqua. Scott Bloom. Bob Bero. Chuck Leo. ROW 3: Mr. Natti. Asst. Coach; John Broderick. David Williams. Mark Passalacqua. Clifford Picchi. Rick Gibbons. Mike McLane. Craig Smith. Coach McDonald 173 Golfers win league championship Coach Sonny Wilson’s Varsity Golfers had another undefeated season in 1977. winning the league championship for the second year in a row with a very young team. Chris Carroll, who led the team and the league in average, will be back next season, as will Mike Stoyla. John Campbell, and Frank Ottley. The team will lose only two seniors. Matt Gage and Scott Bissell. Left to right: Neal Sherman. Gary Landschoot. Teresa DiCampli. Doug Ferrini. Tom Moracco. ROW 1: Dan Coriale. Terry Jahn. Ken Carle. John Springer. Ken Bell. ROW 2: Mr Nelson. Bob Saglett. Mark Frey. Rusty Conklin. John Stewart. Dave Bnnd. Post winning season The Boys Varsity Tennis team took 2nd place in the Fingerlakes Northern Division for its best standing in five years. Individual records were 32-23. Terry Jahn. 1st singles record of 12-6. won the Fingerlakes “B singles title and came in third for the “B” sectional singles. Other outstanding records were turned in by John Springer (8-3) at 3rd singles and John Stewart at first doubles. 175 Teams take field for Geneva The Geneva Panthers, coached by Mr. Wenzel, finished the 1977 season with a 7-10 record, including an opening-season victory over archrival DeSales. The team was led by Steve DeMatties, who batted .500; Marty Olmstead. and seniors Fran Luzzi. Rick Johnston, and John Consolie. Next season's prospects seem to be promising with many outstanding returning players such as Jim Kerr. Nick Amatulli. Patsy Marino. Roger Smith. Eric Lahr. John Lathey. Steve Felice, and Mike Moracco. VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1 Nick Amatulli. Fran Luzzi. John Consolie. Jim Kerr ROW 2: Joe Bree. Patsy Marino. Steve Felice. Mike Moracco. Steve DeMatties ROW 3: Rick Johnston. John Lathey. Tom Fountain. Marty Olmstead. Eric Lahr. Roger Smith. Coach Wenzel 176 High baseball SOFTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Amy Luzzi. Tammy Luzzi. Lynn Moracco. Lai nr Marino ROW' 2: Cindy Quartaro. Lynn Luzzi. Rhonda Richmond. June Bounds. Carol Fleming ROW 3: Mary Murphy. Ann Henry. Sara Corwin. Judy Mook. Coach Veronesi. Under first year coach Veronesi. the Girls’ Softball Team had a fine season, finishing third in their league with seven wins and three losses. The girls needed one more win to qualify for sectionals. Though many girls gave commendable performances, sophomore Lynn Luzzi was named Most Valuable Player. Other standouts were Rhonda Richmond, who played 1st and 3rd as well as catching. June Bounds and Rhonda shared hitting honors. Geneva’s Junior Panthers turned in another winning year with a 9-7 record for Coach Wheeler’s debuting season. Consistent hitting along with good pitching kept the team in the winning side of the box scores. Southpaw Tom Burrall. Pitching a no-hitter, was the team’s top hurler. Other standouts included sophomore Joe Campbell, third base; and John Nevill, in the outfield. JV BASEBALL ROW 1: Larry Mallard. Ron Snyder. Dave Hornbeck. Roger Williams ROW 2 Joe Campbell. Jeff Mallard. Steve Lathey. Tom Burrall. Peter McCormick ROW 3: Tim Warren. Mike Palmieri, Matt Shamy. John Nevill. Coach Wheeler. 177 VARSITY LACROSSE ROW 1: Jim Mulvcy. Chris Crcnner. John Fabrizio, Steve DePillo. Brad Fitch. Rob Marlow. Tom Baroody. Jeff Sharp. ROW 2: Dan Hickey. Mike DcFrancesco. Bill Hayes. Henry Greco. Tom Ward. Herb Preston. Robby Roll. Jeff Williams. ROW 3: Jim Broderick. Dan Parmelee. Joe DiDuro. Mike Mastrogiovanni. Alan Antenucci. Bob Beaudry. Brian Lahr. Bill Passalacqua. Darren Drennen. Brad Smith. JV lacrosse comes out on top Experience was the key to the JV’s success this year, having twenty-one of the twenty-eight man team being returning sophomores. Undefeated in league play, the team outscored their opponents 56-12. Coach was Mr. Fitch. This well-balanced squad was led by John Fabrizio at attack. Mike Mastrogiovanni. Dan Parmelee. and Bob Beaudry at midfield, and freshman Bill Passalacqua at defense. 178 Girls burst through record year In its second year as a separate unit, the Girls Track Team fared extremely well. As the box scores, page 180. indicate, the girls were victorious in the majority of their meets, earning a seeding of second in the Frantel Relays. Led by Coach Bolton and co-captains LuAnn Gillotte and Maryrose Melito, the girls showed strength in all events. Highlights of the season included Chris Greene’s being rated 10th in the state in the 100 yd. dash; the 440 relay team of Gillotte. Melito. Greene, and Bonnie Johnson setting a league record; and eighth grader Michelle DeMatties’ taking 3rd place in Sectional Qualifyings for the High Jump. Sue McLane. Mgr Left to right: ROW 1: LuAnn Gillotte. Karen Felice. Maryrose Melito. Pam Scalise. Mary Rickey. Tracy Rice. Sally Aldridge. Shari Santelli. Meryl Best ROW 2: Lisa Alexander. Cindy Burt. Alison Newman. Sharon Daniels. Alicia Thompson. Zell Cooper. Pam O Neil. Diane Fountain. Bridget Borsa. Sarah Lahr ROW 3: Laurie McLellan. Debbie Frey. Alice Hall. Linda Harvey. Tracy Smith. Tracy Radford. Mary Jane Mook. Marie Hansen. Chris Greene. Sue McGuigan. Brenda Frank. Carrie Coonce. Richelle Siclare. Coach Bolton ■ VARSITY LACROSSE OHS OPPONENT 5 ..Rush Henrietta . 9 5 ..Ithaca 9 13 ..John Marshall .3 11 ..Webster Thomas ...7 14.. .. ..Canandaigua 4 3 Mynderse ...7 13 Waterloo ...8 3 .Corning East 14 6 Penn Yan 5 10 .Canandaigua ...5 5 .Irondequoit 12 11 .Corning West .8 4 Mynderse 6 9 .Waterloo .7 9 Penn Yan X 15 .John Marshall .3 VARSITY BASEBALL OHS OPPONENT 3... ....Midlakes 0 10... ...Whitman 0 1... ...Mynderse 2 9... ....Canandaigua 2 3... ...Penn Yan 6 0... 2 2... ...Newark 3 3...Waterloo.............4 2...Midlakes.............5 12...Whitman..............2 2...Victor...............4 1 .Mynderse.............4 2 .Canandaigua..........7 ..Penn Yan..............4 ..Newark................7 ..Waterloo..............2 SOFTBALL GHS OPPONENT 4 ..Victor 21 23 ..South Seneca 3 27 8 6 ..Waterloo 13 15 ..Bloo mfield 3 14 ..Penn Yan 4 17 ..Whitman 5 26 ..Midlakes 17 10 ..Newark 13 7 ..Mynderse 4 Box Scores JV LACROSSE GHS OPPONENT 2 ..Ithaca 9 13 ..Marshall 2 2 ..Webster 8 7 ..Canandaigua 1 2 ..Irondequoit 18 8 ..Mynderse 2 11 ..Corning East 3 10 ..Penn Yan 1 16...Canandaigua..........1 16...Corning West.........3 14...Mynderse.............6 1...Penn Yan.............0 8...Marshall.............2 JV BASEBALL GHS OPPONENT 16 ..DeSales 2 13 ..Midlakes 3 7 ..Marcus Whitman.... 8 2 ..Mynderse 6 4 ..Canandaigua 7 8 ..Victor 1 7 ..Newark ...17 5 . ... 0 6 ..Marcus Whitman... 2 8 4 6 ..Victor 8 5 ..Mynderse 4 16 9 7 -Canandaigua 4 8...Penn Yan. .1 ..Newark..............15 SWIMMING GHS OPPONENT 133... 36 51... ..Newark —32 100.... ..NR Wolcott —72 108.. ..Victor —64 122— .. .49 118 ..Newark .54 103... -NR Wolcott —69 104— -Victor —67 1 VARSITY TRACK 1 GHS OPPONENT 83 Lyons .53 86' ;... 54' ; 123' ;... Midlakes .. 17' ; 87 Victor .54 76 Clyde 65 74 Penn Yan ... 67 100 Newark .41 96 .45 118' ;... - 22' ; 67' ;... 117 Marcus Whitman 1 GIRLS TRACK GHS OPPONENT 39 -Livonia 75 64 -Canandaigua 50 56 ..Penn Yan 58 63 -Newark 42 83 -Whitman 31 74 ..Midlakes 40 89 -Red Jacket 25 65' ; -Mynderse 48' ; Win . 1 BOYS TENNIS GHS OPPONENT 2 ..Pal-Mac 3 5 ..Penn Yan 0 3 ..Victor 2 4 ..Newark 1 0 ..Canandaigua 5 4 ..Mynderse 1 4 ..Newark 1 5 ..Victor 0 0 ..Canandaigua 5 1 ..Mynderse 4 4 ..Penn Yan 1 180 ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS IN CURRICULAR FIELDS RICHARD JOHNSTON ........................Fordon Memorial Award CINDY COBLIO. HABEAL MORALES. SCOTT WICKES..........Sibley s Scholastic Art Awards SUSAN WILDER....................French II. Loretta Joyce Memorial. and Truck Town Awards LAURA LANE....................Powelson Business Institute Award DEBORAH PITIFER..................Shirley Albert Zipperich Award TERRI TUTTLE.............. Business Education Department Award MARTIN VanOPDORP.........Lincoln First Bank Award. French I and Spanish IV Awards PATRICIA DINAN.......................C. Willard Rice Speech Prize MICHAEL OTTLEY.......................C. Willard Rice Speech Prize TOM COCOLA................................... Fred Vogt Award DONNA ROGERS..............................Carrol Vogt Award JERRI GRIFFEE......Hogarth Award. Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow DONNA FREY................................................Hogarth Award KATHERINE SPRINGER........................French III Award JAMES DITMARS........French IV Award; National Band Association. Marine Corps. Award LINDA ALLEN...............................Spanish III Award THERESA DeFRANCESCO.......................Spanish IV Award MARK JOHNSON..............................Scott LaFaro Memorial DIANE HAAG.......Bausch Lomb Award; Women’s Auxiliary. Finger • Lakes Veterinary Medical Association Award SCOTT LOVLEY....................Geneva Rod and Gun Club Award DAVID FLUKER....................Arthur J. Hammond History Prize PATRICK WELCH..............................................Masons Award ACHIEVEMENT. CITIZENSHIP. AND SERVICE AWARDS CHERYL EMERSON.......................Knights of Columbus Award MICHEL OTTLEY...................Gary Michaels Citizenship Award DORCAS BUTLER...................Geneva Ebony Social Club Award CLIFFORD PICCHI..........Geneva Ebony Social Club Award. Robert Sheridan Memorial Service Award KAREN McDONALD..............Syracuse University Citizenship Award MARTIN VanOPDORP............Syracuse University Citizenship Award. Reader’s Digest Award JAMES DITMARS...............................................VFW Medal CATHERINE SCALZO.............William E. Hill Memorial Service Award ANNE REED................................DAR Good Citizen Award SONDRA KATZ..............Robert Sheridan Memorial Service Award JAMES WELLS..............................St. Paul’s Scholarship Award MARIAN HART..............................St. Paul’s Scholarship Award STUART MESSUR...................Jack Houston Memorial Scholarship LEWIS McKOY................ Six Plus One Men’s Social Club Award BARBARA BRIZZEE........................Carls Drug Stores Award FLOS AWARDS CHERYL EMERSON Perfect Attendance. Steno Typist ALAN DeVANEY Perfect Attendance. Drafting MARY THERESA GUILFOYLE . . . American Legion Award to FLOS student in Practical Nursing Program ANDREW TYMAN Iversen Construction Corp. Award RICHARD MORACCO Timberline Electric Award BENJAMIN MILLIS Elston Electronics Corp. Award KELLY DRENNEN Post Award for GHS Outstanding Athlete. Marc George Award in Football JUNE BOUNDS Bardeen Award to Outstanding Girl Athlete: MVP. Girls Basketball TERRY JAHN Baroody Award as GHS scholar-athlete; MVP. Tennis: Big G Award in Wrestling ERIC TRUMBULL Port Award for MVP. Cross Country MARTY OLDSTEAD Rogers Award; MVP. Football; Joe Deledonne Baseball Award STEVE DURSO Frank Ottley Track Award; Most Improved Wrestler MARIO PANETTA Frank Ottley Track Award KATIE SPRINGER MVP. Girls Tennis MARY LOU MATTHEWS Most Improved. Girls Basketball STU MESSUR Lt. John Moore Award. Swimming FRAN LUZZI Outstanding Bowler GENE SAPP MVP. Basketball LISA MYERS Senior Award. Girls Swimming LuANN GILLOTTE . . . Most Improved. Girls Track; MVP. Girls Soccer BOB BERO . MVP. Lacrosse; High School All-American. Lacrosse SCOTT BLOOM Most Improved. Lacrosse TOM FERRARO . Covert Award. Lacrosse STEVE DeMATTIES . . MVP. Baseball 181 ) 7ce Upon a Mattress Qutei m King CAST fred the Woebegone Caroline Blodgett Aggravain Patty Gilbert Sextimus the Silent Justin Busch m! Bob 01sowskv JMU! Sir H Princ m 3 Wuai [ A„v , , M Mnrlr Mark Johnson e Dauntless the Drab ...Charles Henderson ”4 t Jim Ditmars '■ st L«4 - Lflrkcn •Priojbcss 12 L niy Merrill Lady Luc Hie Ladv Rowena .J6 ht JFK TOWght 7... Sir Stud ley ....-.... Anna Boehman Lisa Anania ...Jean Buckley ...Wendy Hunter Johanna Parrand I Bruce eplinger i....Jeff Ditmars Uesen SCENES FROM THE SHOW TOP: Princess Winnifred- “Well, actually. I swam the moat.” UPPER LEFT: Sir Harry and Lady Larken-IN A LITTLE WHILE; and the Princess sizes up Dauntless. UPPER RIGHT: The Queen explains “Sensitivity to the Wizard; and. in a pre-show shot, the crew slaves over the set ABOVE LEFT: The Minstrel, the King, and the Jester in a little three-part harmony. ABOVE: the Princess. “Hey nonny. nonny, is it you? ______ Orchestra: Katie Springer. Sue Burgess, Freya Hill. Linda Allen. Lisa Myers. Cindy Coblio. Doug Ferrini. Mike DiDuro, Joe Campbell. Charles Lamberson. James Daykin. Keith Aten, Bill Lamb. John Coutlee. Geoffrey Newman. 182 Producer-Director..........Steven Finch Music. Choreography..........John Fabrizio Jir Luce........................... Dave Fluker Mabclle........................... Valerie Orubc Emily............ a......Valerie DeWitt Mr Soft Shoes............. Sondra Katz iNightingal TSamarkand. Susan Mattick Ladies-in-waft ing . .i Lori Annony. Mary Beniamino. Mary Ellen Casey Toni Dailor. Karen Davie. Amy Dunham. Marian Hart. Betty Hickey, Katie Linehan. Susan Mattick. Rose McAfoose. Ben Millis, Paul Peters Stage Crew . . Andy Tyman. Tony Felice, Marty Peck, Ed Swart.[ Scott Murrdy. Scott LovlcsT Anne Reed. Michelle George. Marilyn Yannotti CLOCKWISE, starting UPPER LEFT: The Wizard plays Twenty Questions: Sir Harry reciting the Royal Papers; the King- When I say hop. you HOP”: the Jester offers his services, the Princess shows how “shy” she REALLY is. Junior-Senior Prom: a starry night UPPER LEFT: Brenda Tyman. Mark St. John. Ed Traphagen. Lori Pickard. UPPER RIGHT: Timmy Northrup. Melinda Dandridge ABOVE LEFT Cindy Quartaro. Mark Bennett ABOVE RIGHT: Tom Dooner LOWER RIGHT: Sue Cannuli. Jimmy Foster. May 21st, 1977 marked the night of the Jr-Sr prom. Dreams of the Future. From 9-10. couples danced to the music of Wells Curtis in the gym. A new glitter ball, purchased by the class of ’77, cast bright spots of color throughout the room. 184 TOP CENTER Senior King Bob Bero and Queen Beccy Riker. TOP LEFT- junior prince Steve Passalacqua and TOP RIGHT- princess Carol Fitzsimmons. LEFT SIDE: junior attendants (TOP TO BOTTOM): Jimmy Kerr. Barb McLellan. Mark Oddi. Peggy Polce. Geoff Newman, and Carol Pitifer. RIGHT SIDE: senior attendants (TOP TO BOTTOM): Sue Cunningham. Todd Taylor. Nancy Grant. Rick Gibbons. Anne Reed, and Louie Vistocco. UPPER LEFT: King Bero and Queen Riker; UPPER RIGHT: prince Passalacqua. and princess Fitzsimmons; MIDDLE RIGHT: Steve Majors and Sue Manning: LOWER RIGHT: Rhonda Richmond. 185 r1 Year's end . . I Mike Abraham Auto Body Tim Bailey Construction | Repair Gail Barry Secretary J Linda Allen Potsdam Danny Bennett... Air Force Chico Alonso Undecided Mark Bennett Alfred Tech. Bob Alonso Army Bobby Bero Clarkson j Becky Anania Vassar Debbie Bid well... Wm. Smith Lisa Anania . Syracuse U. Scott Bissell Cortland Jean Anastasi CCFL Caroline Blodgett Scott Bloom Nazareth j Nancy Angell ...Undecided Air Force ] Kathy Arnold Undecided Charlie Blowers Undecided J Mike Arra j Joann Augustine . Undecided ...Undecided June Bounds Monroe C.C. J Keuka Jim Coryell Navy RIT Joe Cosentino Tri State Barb Brizec Wm Smith Tim Crouthamel West Chester John Broderick CCFL Mary Lou DAmico Alfred Rich Brumi . Undecided Steve DeBolt. Adirondack David Buckley ...Undecided Dave Dec cccc Jean Buckley Wm Smith Teresa DeFrandesco Erie CC Bev DeRosa Secretary Marines Patty Dinan Geneseo MSU Jim Ditmars Frcdonia Marriage Tom Dooner RPI Furula Caraballo ...Undecided Mary Edwards Secretary Tonv Caraballo Undecided Cheryl Emerson... Secretary D.J Agriculture Terry Carrasas Prac Nurse Tommy Ferraro ... Ohio State Marvcllen Casey Chervl Ferrini CCFL Anita Celentano Lifeguard Charlotte Fink Geneva General Elizabeth Chace Butler U Julie Fitzsimmons Cobleskill Marriage Carol Fleming Buffalo Diner Army Bernadinr Chisholm VA Dave Fluker Air Force Tammy Cancaglim Jim Foster UPS Southeastern Brenda Frank Mode! Debbie Frey CCFL Buffalo Bill Fryer Brockport Canton Matt Gage ..... Hobart Mechanic Barb Geiger Wake Forest Marie Cornacchia Bob Jones U. 186 Rick Gibbons CCFL Cheryl Gigliotti CCFL 1 Veronica Gilly Undecided Julie Goodwin Ithaca Nancy Grant ....Alfred Ag Tech. J Jerri Griffee Oneonta Laurie Gugino Colgate Teresa Guilfoyle Pract Nurse Diane Haag Duke Mike Harris Herkimer Marian Hart Joan Hegel CCFL Donna Hendricks CCFL 1 Rich Howard Carrier Corp Barb Hessney Herkimer Freya Hill Binghamton Joell Ianopollo Secretary R � coo Iannopollo Air Force Terry Jahn St. Lawrence Barb John Chanticleer Mark Johnson Hobart Rick Johnston .... Alfred Ag Tech Kris Tureens Jamie Kaim ..Caito Travel Tom McFadden RIT Skidmore ..Undecided Don McLaughlin... Undecided Caro! Kuuisto Franklin Nancy Meeks Undecided Kathy Lahr Flight Attendant Jeff Mengel ..Mechanics Laura Lane MCC Stu Messur. Potsdam Denise Larsen Alfred Linda Miller Social Work I Angelo Laquitara ..Construction Ben Millis Electronics Jon Levine CCFL Bill Mimns Agriculture Sue Libcratorc Undecided Judy Mook Buffalo Greg Linkher Carpentry Stephanie Moracco CCFL 1 Herkimer Habeal Morales Scott Lovely. Air Force Dwight Morris Ithaca | Fran Luzzi RIT Lisa Myers Union | R Scott Maney RTC Woody Nepa Alfred Donna Mann Undecided Lee Ann O'Connor Brown Ins. 1 Laine Marino Secretary Roxanne Oliver Cazenovia 1 Mary lee Marino ccfL Charlie O'Malley .... Undecided 1 Mary Lou Matthews Robin O'Malley Morrisville 1 Cheryl O'Neill CCFL I Karen McDonald Trinity Donna O'Neill .... Air Lines | Mike Ottley CCFL j Mario Pannctta Cortland 1 Charles Parker Air Force E Richard Pallesen CCFL Kathy Pasqua Marriage 1 Terri Passalacqua Vermont I Mary Perez Puerto Rico 1 Crag Pettinger Undecided j Cliff Picchi . . Tri State j Debbie Pitifer .. Morrisville 1 Kathy Polce RIT Elizabeth Poole Secretary Rich Principio ...Undecided j Cindy Quartaro Herkimer j Goucher j James Reed ..Agriculture j Linda Reid Cortland | Debbie Rickerson Cortland j Mary Rickey . St. John Fisher 1 Beccy Riker Dental Asst Mike Rivera Hobart j Debbie Roberti... Hairdressing 1 Sandi Roberts Secretary E Bob Saglimbeni.... Nursing I Gene Sapp Cathy Scalzo cccc I j John Schading ..... Cobleskill j j Brian Schnirel Oswego 1 Eve Shallenberger...... CCFL Debbie Shepard......Morrisville Craig Smith............Cortland Peter Smith............ Oswego Chet Smith............Air Force Marie Snyder... Seneca Nursing Paul Spedding.....Woodworking Katie Springer William Smith Ed Swart................Buffalo State Joe Sweeney.................{.. Corning Bill Switzer...........Plumbing Louie Tandle ............Alfred Gene Taras..............Service Todd Taylor ................RIT Michelle Thibault.......Service Carmen Torres.......Undecided Ed Traphagen....Construction Terri Tuttle..BOCES teacher Eric Trumbull....... Air Force Andy Tyman...........Carpentry Marty VanOpdorp. Georgetown John Vincent.......... College Leo Visco.................Navy Louie Vistocco.........Service Debbie Vogt............Geneseo Donna Ward... Flight Attendant Crunchy Wells..........College Greg Whalen...............CCFL Jayne Wheeler...Beauty Salon Scott White...Store Manager Scott Wickes............. CCFL Sue Wilder................CCFL T David Williams ................Hudson Valley Roseann Yannotti....Nazareth Peter Young ............. American Can Co. Year’s end means a round of activities for the graduating class. On May 27th. the School Store established a first in GHS history by honoring the seniors at a breakfast. Entertainment at the affair was a THIS IS YOUR LIFE skit honoring advisor John Fouracre. On June 4th. the class assembled for its annual Banquet, pictured here and on the facing page. Finally, the Class of 1977 began to realize the goals toward which they had been on the move for several years as they firmed up post-graduation plans. Their goals are outlined in the copy blocks on these two pages. 187 On June 24th. 251 members of the Class of 77 received diplomas at graduation ceremonies held for the first time in Hobart College’s Bristol Gym. Special honors went to Laurie Gugino. the Barbara Brind Memorial Award; Anna Boehman, the James Gugino Award; Anne Reed, the Elinor Lerch Award; Mary Lee Marino and Marc Bowers, the Gary and Robert Michaels Award; Justin Busch and Jerri Griffee. the Fred and Carol Vogt Award.