Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

Goshen—Prologue Phoenix—no, it's not the capital city of Arizona. The phoenix is the fabled bird in mythology. It was believed that only one such bird existed at any time. This bird, as large as an eagle, with brilliant scarlet and gold feathers and a melodious cry, was said to have a life cycle of 500 years. At the end of each cycle, the phoenix burned itself on a funeral pyre. Another phc-enix then rose from the ashes with renewed beauty and splendor. The young phoenix carried the remains of its parent to the altar of the sun god in the Egyptian city of Heliopolis. This bird has been the symbol of many things; the sun, immortality, and spiritual rebirth are amoung them. Parallels can also be drawn between the phoenix and high school life. The ten months of hard work, pain and sorrow, joy and glory, come to an end in June. All of this is reborn again in September, just as the new phoenix emerged from the fire.. In Goshen, the Charles J. Hooker building had housed the high school students for many years. The increase in the student population showed a need for change, and change we did. The 1976-1977 school year was a crucial one as we moved from the old building into a new one. WE, the student body, faculty, and administration, were the young phoenix which had just risen from the ashes. We carried its plummage in our hearts. The gold represented our enormous desire for victory; the scarlet symbolized the great deal of strength, determination, and fight we possessed to obtain our goals. We have encountered a new beginning. The year was a period of adjustment, but it did have its share of successes and memories. It is only fitting that our yearbook is called Phoenix for during this year, we have shared and experienced the rebirth of a system, the dawning of a new era in Goshen Central High School history. PHOENIX 1977 We are subject to the progression of events that makes us what we are and what we will become. Goshen, New York Volume XXXVII 2 i. Dedication 16 Underclassmen 18 Activities 38 Faculty 56 . Sports 72 I Seniors 100 We face the challenge to create a spirit 6 V £ (L0-' As we look back on the four years we have spent in high school, one person stands out from all the rest. He is a warm and friendly individual who always seems to have a cheery word for his classes and an a-wareness of their feelings. Moreover, his smile expresses his enjoyment of teaching and students, as well as life. This individual takes great pride in his jokes and informal style of teaching. His philosophy of education claims that students may enjoy the learning process and in achieving this end he leads class discussions into small riots by encouraging creative expression. His method of teaching is geared toward arousing the imaginations of his students, allowing them to express themselves freely, and preparing them for college. For his warmth and understanding, friendliness, encouragement, devotion and leadership, not to mention his sense of humor, we proudly dedicate the Phoenix '77 to Mr. Robert Miller. UNDER- CLASSMEN Abbott, M. Applegate, J. Anthony, M. Arsenault, D. Astolfi, M. Barbone, D. Bean, S. Bedford, C. Berg, J. Berry, S. Birdsall, J. Bond, C. Bond, E. Bowman, E. Boxman, T. Brescia, S. Bress, L. Brinson, N. Briundage, D. Burns, J. Canfield, D. Carron, S. Case, K. Casterlin, K. Cavanaugh, G. Chara, J. Cherry, R. Clark, S. Coleman, A. Coleman, R. Conboy, P. Conklin, K. Conklin, K. Conlin, L. Cook, M. Cooper, D. Costello, C. Cowan, R. Coza, J. Crist, B. Cullen, G. D'Andrea, L. Freshmen 20 Davis, A. Davis, J. Degan, S. Degraw, S. Deserto, P. Dewitt, D. Dilorenzo, R. Dostal, G. Dougan, J. Duda, P. Dunkleman, N. Dworetzky, L. Fazzino, C. Ferman, J. Fewkes, V. Fisher, D. Fisher, I. Flannigan, S. Flemming, H. Flynn, K. Fogelman, S. Forshay, J. Forster, A. Fraser, D. Gannon, J. Gardner, G. Gargan, T. Garrison, J. Germain, R. George, S. Glancy, M. Goldman, B. Gray, A. Green, C. Green, G. Green, P. Green, S. Groom, M. 21 Halsey, R. Hardy, G. Hatfield, S. Heidenreich, K. Heisey, J. Hellings, L. Hendershot, W. Vice-President Jan Hoffman Secretary Lori Yurchuk President Janet Jacob Treasurer Peter Huben Class Advisors: Mr. Orsley Ms. Gates Herzog, J. Hilson, D. Hoffman, J. Howell, D. Howell, J. Huben, P. Hubley, S. Hughes, D. Hughes, D. Hunter, C. Jacob, J. Jankowski, E. Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Jones, J. Jonigan, B. Jordan, A. Justiniano, F. Justinian, N. Kaynor, S. Kearney, T. Keating, D. Keller, J. Kelly, R. Kelsey, R. Kennett, M. Killenberger, G. Kleintob, A. Knapp, R. Kolodziejski, D. Kujawski, D. Kurth, D. Kurth, Z. Lake, K. Langbein, E. Lasaponara, J. Lee, L. Lewis, R. Lidestri, C. Luba, K. Lucente, M. Luke, K. Lustyik, S. Mabee, W. Mac Gregor, N. Magie, C. Mancuso, D. Marder, R. Mariano, L. Martel, L. Martinehko, D. Marto, C. May, M. McAvey, K. McBride, L. McCloud, S. McClurg, G. McCombs, J. McGary, C. McLaughlin, T. Meehan, R. Meland, K. Memmelaar, A. Mensch, S. Meres, N. Millar. B. Miller, A. Miller, D. Miller, J. Miller, S. Mills, J. Mitchell, N. Moore, L. Morley, K. Mortense, M. Muldoon, J. Murano, D. Neviski, M. 23 Nuzzolese, D. Obeyski, K. O'Brien, A. O'Connor, C. Oriani, E. Paffenroth, V. Palm. E. Palmer, E. Parliament, G. Parton, N. Peratto, W. Pinto, R. Poltnick, E. Price, C. Prosser, A. Prosser, D. Rankin, R. Ratynski, D. Reed, W. Reese, L. Reidy, B. Reynolds, C. Riggs, R. Rizzo, B. Romano, B. Rombousek, K. Romeo, K. Rowley, P. Rysinger, D. Rysinger, M. Sanok, C. Sanok, S. Santos, J. Sass, B. Sayer, M. Schatz, K. Schlag, R. Schoenauer, S. Schwartz, J. Schweikhart, S. Segnit, J. Silvernail, R. 24 Skotzko, C. Smiley, R. Wright, J. Wright, K. Yohannan. D. Yurchuk, L. Zielinski, M. Zielinski, S. (kl A.' Stark, C. Stenger, E. Stevens, L. Stone, C. Strobcek, R. Teicher, S. Tekben, S. Tolen, L. Tuminello, D. Turner, B. Uhelsky, M. Urmston, T. VandeBurgh, VanDerHeide, M. Vandeweert, D. VanDunk, S. VanSaun, M. Wallace, D. Walton, C. Warren, C. Warren, P. Warren, W. Watson, W. Weigel, S. Weslowski, J. Wierl, J. Wiik, R. Winters, K. Wood, S. 25 Sophomores Adamis, J. Adler, P. Apfel, P. Arneson, D. Astolti, N. Baker, P. Bally, G. Bally, S. Barberio, J. Barnes, D. Barnes, F. Bartnick, T. Bast, P. Bayno, M. Beisler, J. Beisler, J. Besaw, R. Biaso, D. Biondi, N. Bleffert, C. Board, S. Bodensieck, B. Bond, A. Bowman, A. Boykins, P. Brackfield, G. Breckwoldt, R. Brink, D. Brown, E. Brown, T. Buday, S. Burns, C. Burns, S. Burris, B. Butensky, R. Bynum, K. Calia, R. Carey, B. Clark, J. Coleman, S. Colgan, T. Condon, R. Conklin, L. Conway, M. Coon, N. Costello, M. Cruise, D. Guoney, E. Czak, R. Degan, P. DeGeorge, T. DeGroat, R. Dejong, G. Delaunay, A. Delmy, S. DeLuccia, L. DeStefano, D. DeWitt, D. DeWitt, S. Dexter, D. Dibblee, V. Doolittle, C. Dorchies, R. Dunkelman, T. Dzierzek, N. Dzierzek, V. Dzigrzk, D. Egbertson, S. Ellerkamp, D. Ellison, S. Fabish, D. Fiorvante, L. Flannery, S. Force, L. Gardner, G. Gavin, G. Gregoire, R. Green, T. Gildersleeve, L. Gomez, R. Grecco, B. Griffith, C. 27 Hafner, B. Hagar, S. Harragin, C. Harris, T. Hatfield. L. Hegedus, P. Hehn, L. Hendrickson, J. Herzog, J. Hopkins, R. Howland, D. Hue, S. Hughes, D. Hulbert, R. Hulle, L. Hunter, D. Innocent, J. Irizarry, T. Irwin, K. Jenson, S. Johnson, K. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Jones, T. Jurbala, R. Kalmowity, L. Keating, K. Kehoe, L. Kimicik, R. Kingsley, J. Kisor, G. Klinetob, S. Knapp, C. Knowelton, L. Korth, D. Koza, F. Kozireski, W. Kragh, A. Kroll, K. Kujawaski, A. Lerner, D. Letts, D. Letts, K. Lichardi, J. Lloyd, L. Luft, L. Magie, D. 28 Maney, R. Marker, D. Marshall, L. Martin, J. Masiello, P. Matta, M. Mattfield, J. McAndrew, D. McBride, M. McBride, M. McCarthy, R. McGill, L. McGlynn, V. McLaughlin, T. McSpirit, D. Meehan, T. Meinking, R. Messenger, M. Miller, M. Mitton, B. Montgomery, M. Moore, M. Mora, J. Murray, E. Nashan, M. Nass, C. Nichols, N. Nieslowski, T. Novak, T. Nuzzolese, M. O'Brien, J. Padin, K. Palmer, T. Parker, L. Parliman, B. Peachy, R. Peterson, R. Peterson, R. Piggott. K. 29 Pittendorfer, E. Plocharczyk, T. Porada, K. Preston, F. Price, T. Ptak, D. Puzio, L. Quiles, J. Quinn, M. Quinto, D. Ramachandroan, R. Reed, V. Rehnberg, L. Reidy, S. Retel, G. Riehle, M. Rissmeyer, M. Riveran D. Rivera, E. Robelen, C. Romano, R. Russell, M. Rysinger, T. Santos, A. Scheels, B. Schoonmaker, M. Sherlock, L. Shustak, L. 30 Simms, P. Siracuse, M. Smiley, E. Smith, M. Smith, P. Smith, R. Soons, J. Space, K. Spielberger, N. Stetson, G. Stevens, C. Sti ?r, M. Strzalka, M. Sullivan, C. Sullivan, W. Swanson, D. Tanner, R. Tatz, B. Tear, C. Tekben, D. Terpstra, J. Thorton, S. Todora, J. Tompkins, C. Tooker, S. Trail, M. Taylor, M. Troncone, R. Urmstrom, K. Ursino, G. Vanderheide, J. VanGordon, R. VanHaster, L. VanHaster, R. Vasquez, J. Verbert, L. Vuolo, J. Vuolo, V. Walton, P-Warren, J. Watier, B. Watt. S. Weinberger, J. Weslowski, R. 31 Juniors Allison, L. Apfel, L. Arzillo, C. Astolfi, J. Baldwin, J. Bally, R. Barbone, S. Bates, D. Bende, S. Berg, D. Biondi, R. Blatt, R. Boley, W. Brechwolt, R. Brink, D. Brown, D. Buckley, B. Burnett, R. Canfield, D. Calhoun, J. Calogero, E. Carlson, R. Carr, Y. Carson, S. Case, D. Cawein, J. Clancy, E. Clark, M. Chaffee, C. Chao, D. Charles, R. Christiano, J. Cochrane, K. Coffey, D. Cohn, S. Colantuono, C. Colgan, M. Colligan, C. 32 Collins, J. Condon, E. Conklin, C. Cook, C. Coon, J. Cosgrove, B. Costello, P. Cruise, D. Curesky, D. Czeck, J. D'Andrea, J. Decker, C. Decker, M. De Stefano, C. De George, M. Dombroski, R. Donohue, S. Donovan, M. Du Bartell, D. Duda, M. Duggan, C. Dzierzek, D. Edwards, B. Elsholz, K. Esposito, G. Felker, T. Finkle, T. Fischer, R. Fisher, P. Flynn, J. Fogelman, R. Forster, D. Frederick, T. Furman, M. Gailie, T. Gallozzi, S. Gargiulo, M. Geer, L. George, L. 33 Germaine, J. Giannone, E. Gianzero, P. Gioeli, M. Gooss, G. Green, P. Green, J. Grippe, K. Guarini, V. Hamel, F. Hanes, P. Hart, D. Heisey, L. Heller, E. Hernandez, D. Higgins, D. Hill, J. Hopkins, N. House, D. Howerdel, L. Hunter, D. Huryn, J. Ingersoll, L. Innomorato, C. Jacobs, T. Jantzen, D. Jessup, R. Johnson, T. Johnston, E. Jordon, J. Jurbala, T. Kearney, S. Kelsey, G. Kimiecik, J. Kolman, C. 34 Kostek, T. Kozireski, W. Lawler, K. Lemma, J. Lempka, J. Lewis, C. Lewis, C. Lichardi, M. Lobb, R. Loffredo, V. Loughman, R. Luft, C. Lyons, S. Macken, G. Marder, J. Marckle, D. Marsh, S. Martin, M. Martin, T. Matta, M. McCourtney, K. McDermott, T. McGarry, P. McGill, H. Millar, S. Miller, J. Miller, S. Mills, T. Mintz, K. Montgomery, T. Morley, W. Myruski, E. Mulqueen, P. Nass, N. Neumann, J. Nilsen, J. Noviski, K. O'Brien, A. 35 O'Connor, K. O'Connor, M. O'Hap, M. O'Malley, M. Palmer, S. Parra, E. Patterson, D. Pellone, M. Pengel, S. Pines, L. Pinto, M. Pitt, N. Puzio, J. Quackenbush, D. Quinn, E. Rankin, C. Ratynski, B. Rhames, W. Riggs, G. Riley, B. Rivera, A. Roe D. Romeo, J. Rosinski, G. Roventine, R. Sand, E. Sauchuk, C. Sax, K. Schoonmaker, P. Schrade, R. Shields, J. Shustak, R. Shustak, R. 36 Silvernail, J. Skyer, D. Smith, R. Snyder, M. Stark, A. Stevens, M. Steimerling, L. Strong, B. Sullivan, D. Swanwick, P Tice, J. Trail, S. Tuthill, D. Uhelsky, S. Umland, P. Vanderheide, A. Vanderheide, J. Van Dunk, G. Van Orden, C. Vazquez, O. Vuolo, D. Wallace, S. Walters, J. Warren, K. Weigel, G. Weslowski, C. Wiegand, B. Wolek, J. Wright, D. Yurchuck, T. Zielinski, B. Zielenski, J. Zowaski, R. 37 ACTIVITIES 1st Row: D. Wright, M. Croswell, M. Roventine. 2nd Row: S. Donohue, J. Cassel, L. Davis, C. Fazzino, D. Meinking. Goshen High School Politicians Are At Work Once Again Front Row: Mr. Harold Grimm, J. Calhoun, S. Lyons, M. Matta, B. Boley, T. Scotto, J. Mattfeld, N. Spielberger, R. Bulaga. Back Row: P. Downs, E. Clancy, F. Hamel, C. Griffith, L. Boley, R. Burnett, L. Pines. This year's Youth in Government Program was a successful one for all those involved. Mr. Harold Grimm was the Citizen's Party Advisor while Mr. Michael Garr headed the People's Party. This program is designed to expose high school students (and 7th and 8th graders) to the political aspects of our society. In this program each party is responsible for choosing candidates to run for the various offices on the state and county levels. Each party is also responsible for writing and supplying information to back up their platforms. This gives students a chance to voice their opinions concerning the major issues that we are facing today and to give possible solutions to these problems. Each candidate was responsible for presenting a speech before their entire party which consists of students from six area schools. Y-in-G enables students from all over the Orange County area to come together as a group, working and learning together. County Service Day was held on March 12th. At this time the students elected to the various county positions had a chance to meet the person who is presently holding that office in the County Building in Goshen. The students involved were able to discuss platforms and other things with them at this time. Those students elected to state offices were able to travel to Albany where they met the person holding their position. 40 The Y-in-G program was a huge success and an even greater learning experience for those involved. The Flying Enchiladas This year the Flying Enchiladas once again made their way to a number of basketball games and wrestling matches. Aside from gaining new members, this year's club also received new shirts to show their school spirit. This year's shirts were bright orange with “FLYING ENCHILADAS written in bold black letters across the front. If you did not see this group of Goshen High School males, you were sure to hear them. Under the leadership of Pete Kaleita, these young men wrote their very own cheers and devised ways to amuse the spectators at every game they attended. They worked very hard to keep everyone laughing. They were Quite an attraction! Left To Right: B. Ratynski, J. Neuman, D. Patterson, V. Guarini, D. Patterson. Introduced midway through the year. The Page was a great success. The Page is a page in our local Independent Republican. It was written, laid out, and edited by Goshen High School students. These budding journalist produced a page that brought Goshen residents up to date on the news of the students and teachers of Goshen High School. Besides reporting on the organizational events of the week, the students wrote feature stories on teachers and students. Both the writers and the readers enjoyed The Page. First Row: T. Scotto, D. Du Bartel, D. Meinking, Second Row: P. Purcell, T. Vriesma, W. Montgomery. The Page 41 Varsity Choir Varsity Choir First Row: G. Kelsey, E. Clancy, J. Cassel, J. Innocent, C. Griffith, J. Mattfield, L. Pines, L. Knowlton, N. Spielberger. Second Row: W. Montgomery, R. Burnett, D. Chao, M. McGarry, M. Jurbala, P. McGarry, M. Croswell, D. Rink, B. Boley, D. Wright, M. Garguilo, G. Esposito, D. Patterson. For the Goshen Chorus and Choir, the '76-'77 season was one of the best. With a new auditorium and choir room to accustom themselves to, they still continued to put out first rate performances. Sound systems and other stage crew equipment were not complete until early spring, so there was no official Christmas concert. Musicians are tenacious however, and our pushy chorus was no exception! Up they trooped to the Orange Plaza to delight shoppers with their caroling. In March, the Choir managed to send twelve eager students to All County Chorus just a week before the March 17th opening of No No Nanette , the smash hit musical. In April, a Godspell-Hair concert on the seventeenth was ordered, followed close by the May spring concert in cahoots with the band. What a menu—if they had seen what they had to do at the beginning of the year, the combined Varsity Choir and Chorus would have numbered far below its phenominal number. A great job done. I I I I I Bob Burnett, Judy Cassel, David Wright, and Shereen Brackfield perform in Fall concert. Chorus First Row: R. Maney, G. Cullen, C. Bond, B. Crist, C. Stevens, J. Calhoun. Second Row: R. Calia, L. Yurchuk, E. Plotnick, T. Felker, S. Schoenauer, C. Skotzko, R. Fogelman, R. Hulbert, J. Weinberger, T. Novak, M. Matta. Third Row: T. Brown, A. Prosser, P. Gray, A. Luke, D. Brink, B. Killenberger, J. Innocent, D. Brundage, L. Howerdel. Top left: Flora, Betty, and Winnie show their stuff. Top right: Nanette goes to the beach. Upper left: No No Nanette! Middle: You've got to be kidding! Above: B.K. Boley gives it his everything. Far left: The belles of the party. Lower middle: Isn't it a little cold for a swim? Left: You can dance with anyone at all! The GCS musicals leave all who were involved with them many special memories. Who could forget: Mr. Wright blowing up (and about) the beach balls . . . Gary letting it all hang out . . . Mrs. Wright's SMILE ... Susie's socks ... Mr. Cisco's babies . . . Eileen's flowers that are yet to bud . . . People, you know the show is tomorrow! . . . Opening night: Where's the audience? ... Where's the sound? . . . Friday night: My God, there are people out there! . . . the curtains closing on our standing ovation . . . Saturday night: They're standing! . . . Awarding the Georges, which were named in honour of our one and only George—Mr. Wright. No No Nanette Mri Pauline ucille Early CAST OF CHARACTERS (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) ;ue Smith Jimmy Smith Billy Early TomTrainor Nanette . Flora Latham . Betty Brown . ml Winnie Winslow............MAR CINDY GRIFFI JUDY CASS . SUSIE LVOI ...MIKEFRAS ....DAVID WRIG .... MIKE McGAR Bshereen BRACKFIE WINNIE MONTGOME .........JODI INNOCE beth'cr osw Top left: High noon at Atlantic City. Top middle: Susie shows her surprise. Middle left: Don't try to explain now, Billy. Upper middle: Swing those arms. Lower middle: The chorus does their part. Above left: I want to be happy. Above middle: Take your pick. Top right: Nanette and Tom do Tea for Two . Above left: Are we doing it right? Above right: Shereen gets some pointers. 45 Band And Band Front First Row: P. Boykins, T. Felker, D. DeWitt, N. Coon, T. Martin, C. McAvoy, M. Brown. Second Row: T. Meuller, K. Tucker, J. Calhoun, C. Luft, D. Brink, P. Tucker, D. Dzierzek, R. McGrath. This has been another busy, but fun-filled year for the Goshen High School Band, Band Front, and Stage Band. This year the band completed its second exchange program. Last spring the Goshen band traveled to Norwood, N.Y.. This year the Norwood band arrived in Goshen to complete the exchange. With the money earned from a very successful lightbulb sale, the band members are looking forward to a third exchange. The Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. Allen Greenberg, showed off its great sound in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also performed at the opening of the new firehouse in Goshen. 46 Stage Band Stage Band First Row: B. Labanowski, D. Chao, J. Vandenberg, R. Ramachandran, D. Prosser, R. Breckwoldt, J. Wolek, R. Fisher, F. Hamel, W. Kozireski. Second Row: J. Suresky, M. Kennet, M. McGarry, J. Wallace. The Goshen High School Band performs at their Christmas Concert. 47 Student Senate: First Row: M. Nuzzolese, B. Mitton, D. McClintock, A. Kragh, J. Keller, J. Weinberger, S. Ganley, P. Huben. Second Row: K. Case, R. Hunter, D. DeWitt, T. Martin, M. Conway, J. Innocent, T. Yurchuk, M. Malanowski, J. Calhoun, R. Keller. Third Row: J. Jacob, M. Messeneer. C. Burns, R. Bally, L. Parker, J. Martin, K. Keating, M. McBride, L. Johnson, T. Novak, D. Swanson. Fourth Row: R. Dombrowski, J. Decker, L. George, M. Duda, T. Meuller, P. Tucker, R. Meehan. Fifth Row: L. Kaynor, L. Johnson, B. Troncone. Sixth Row: S. Lempka, B. Donovan, S. Puzio, S. Degan, M. Garguilo, J. Wallace, A. Huben, J. Cassel, J. Guarino, S. Pistone, M. Arzillo. Pres. J. Cassel, Sec'y E. Clancy, V. Pres. D. Wright, Treas. S. Lempka. Student Senate 48 The Student Senate was busy helping to organize the new Goshen High School. Again this year, they sponsored the annual magazine drive. This provided money for the Student Senate to help ease the yearbook out of the red. The Student Senate also had a jewelery sale before Christmas. This was a success of which the officers could be proud. The Thanksgiving day and Christmas drives held by the Student Senate provided food and toys for the needy. In the spring they held a talent show which was enjoyed by everyone involved. Honor Society This years Honor Society started off the year by holding elections. Unopposed Mark Thompson, Tom Rankin, Shereen Brackfield, and Darla Hughes were unanimously elected as officers. Their first big event was an election day bake sale at the voting poles. Although they blew out the election machine with their coffee pot, they were able to save face by selling delicious bake goods and hot cider. In January they sponsored a college tea at which Goshen graduates described their college experiences. They sold doughnuts and soda at the spring musical so that they could attend “A Chorus Line. The Honor Society completed their year with induction and a tea. Honor Society: First Row: B. Weslowski, R. Bulaga, S. Brackfield, L. Davis, J. Monastra. Second Row: T. Rankin, A. Dudley, D. Hughes, M. Flannery, M. Thompson. Eleven seniors from Goshen High School joined the Orange County Enrichment Program this year. On certain Saturdays of the year they breakfasted at B.O.C.E.S. with other seniors from Orange County. They were entertained by different speakers. Some of the topics discussed were money, wok cooking, pottery, language, and history. In the fall, they went to New York to see the play the Poor Murderer. They finished the year with dinner at the Flo-Jean Restaurant and a nature walk. First Row: T. Vriesma, J. Sosler, W. Montgomery, J. Masiello, W. Yohannon. Second Row: B. Labonowski, T. Rankin, M. Jur-bala, R. Bulaga, M. Flannery, P. Downs. Enrichment Program 49 Varsity Math Team Varsity Math Team First Row: T. Brown, N. Dzierzek, A. Santos Second Row: J. Sosler, D. Hunter, M. Flannery, R. Schrade Third Row: Mr. Lyons, T. Rankin, J, Piasecki, D. Hunter, D. Hughes, J. Soons. When the competition ended, the saying expressed the team's feelings quite well, but the other teams probably wished that Goshen never showed up. Our A team won one for the coach by scoring a grand total of 14 points. This was Goshen's second playoff championship in the team's history. The A team also captured the Division A title by scoring 54 points. The B team placed third in the same division with 36 points. The top Goshen scorers were Tom Rankin, Jeff Soons, and Mary Flannery. Tom and Jeff represented our school as part of the DUSO League Team in the New York State competition. According to Coach Lyons, having two Goshen teams provided a chance for more students to compete and gain experience. This should prove to be an advantage for the teams of the future. The Goshen Junior High Math Team also had a good year. They placed second in their division with 57 points. The team's top scorer was Bob Rankin. Junior High Math Team 50 Junior High Math Team First Row: J. Santos, R. Rankin, M. Lemma, J. Santos, B. Christ. Second Row: S. Cox, F. Reiss, B. Meinking, L. Stewart, S. Hass, Mr. Lemma. There is a saying that goes this way: It's better late than never. The Goshen High School Math Team made their dramatic entrance at the playoffs held at the New Paltz Campus of the State University of New York about twenty minutes late. The newly founded C.B. Club was a great addition to Goshen High. The group, led by Mr. Minto, was popular among many of our students. Students were instructed on the use of the C.B. They learned how to prevent the theft of their C.B.'s. They discussed the procedures used for getting licences to operate them. The group raised enough money by raffling a C.B. radio to buy one for the use of the school. C.B. Club C.B. Club First Row T. Harris, N. Hopkins, T. McGlocklin, R. Smith, R. Besaw, R. Knapp Second Row C. Hudzik, R. Tanner, R. Hopkins, L. Sherlock, L. Hehn Third Row M. Romano, J. Hendrickson, J. Vuolo, R. Peterson, D. David, Mr. Minto This year's bowling club, under the very capable direction of Mr. Tether, made their way to the Middletown Lanes every Thursday afternoon to enjoy three exciting games. Everyone involved not only improved their game and learned more about it, but most importantly had a great time while doing so. This year as in the past a bowling tournament was held which enabled everyone to put his particular skills to good use. This year's program was a very fun-filled one. It was an excellent way to unwind from a hard day at school. Bowling Club First Row M. Miller, R. Fogelman, D. Hughes, W. Kozireski, S. George, C. Sanok, C. Reynolds, C. Lidestri, Second Row N. Biondi, G. McClurg, R. Kelsey, C. Lewis, W. Kozireski, D. Hughes, E. Hendershot Third Row M. Romano, J. Wolek, T. Rankin, J. Piasecki, E. Langbine, W. Carr, D. Rank, J. Berg, B. Labanowski. SI Advocates For Animal Rights J. Bast, L. Strong, Mr. Schnipper, W. Carr, M. Johnson Advocates for Animal Rights completed their second year at Goshen High. The members could be seen roaming the halls of the high school asking students to sign their petitions. Led by President Lori Strong, Secretary Wendy Carr, and advisor Mr. Schnipper, this organization has sent out many letters to congressmen and senators concerning the rights of animals. Among the things done this year, they have tried to stop the inhuman experiments done in museums. They have sent letters to congress commenting on commercial whaling and the Alaskan Aerial Wolf hunt. They worked hard to protect the rights of animals. Seaterettes First Row: M. Matta, T. Green, M. Malanowski, D. Brink. Second Row: C. Bleffert, J. Terpstra. Third Row: S. Lempka, S. Puzio The Seaterettes were under the supervision of their advisor, Ms. Byrne and their captains Sue Puzio and Debbie Brink. Their never ending spirit and enthusiasm was an important source of encouragement for the J.V. football players. In addition to this, they added to half time celebrations at the varsity football games. They were also present at the basketball games, ready to help the varsity cheerleaders. Our teams greatly benefited from these girls. 52 Varsity Cheerleaders The J.V. Cheerleaders, advised by Ms. Diamond and Ms. Basla, truly showed and gave the Goshen spirit to all the attending fans. The team cheered at the varsity soccer games with captains Mary Lynn McBride and Bonnie Mitton and at J.V. basketball games led by captains Bonnie Mitton and Barbara Bodensieck. Assisting the captains was secretary-treasurer, Kelly Keating. Ending a fantastic season, the enthusiastic team took second place in the competition at Washingtonville, while Barbara Bodensieck placed first in individual competitions. The Varsity Cheerleaders did a great job this year cheering for the Varsity Football and Basketball teams. They appeared to enjoy themselves while cheering. Led by Captain Robin Hunter and Judy Cas-sel, and Secretary Patti Martin, the team warmed the hearts of all the Goshen fans. Ms. Carol Diamond was their much appreciated advisor. They took third place in a cheerleading competition in Washingtonville, while Judy Cassel came in third in the individual competitions to complete a fine season. Above: First Row: E. Smiley, T. Novak Second Row: B. Mitton, J. Herzog, B. Bodensieck, J. Martin, K. Keating Third Row: M. McBride, M. Rissmeyer, M. Nashan First Row: L. Davis Second Row: S. Millar, P. Martin, R. Hunter, T. Yurchuk, J. Cassel Third row: C. Birdsall, D. Curesky, M. Matta, E. Clancy, M. Croswell Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 53 Drama Club The Goshen High Drama Club produced a spectacular version of the 'Table Factory in the Fall. The play was enjoyed by all who attended and by all those involved in it. The director was student Robert Burnett. They all did a fine job. Later in the year the club held a workshop. This was also a big success. Drama Club: First Row: J. Calhoun, T. Felker, J. Masiello, T. Scotto, L. Sands, R. Bulaga Second Row: D. Ptak, N. Speilberger Third Row: D. Dunlap, T. Scotto, R. Burnett, L. Hehn, R. Calia, W. Montgomery Fourth Row: L. Hatfield, R. Peterson, J. Mattfeld, R. Scooza, L. Knowlton Fifth Row: R. Holbert, L. Pines. Stage Crew First Row E. Condon, J. Neuman, K. O'Connor, L. Causland, R. Murphy Second Row D. De-Stefano, D. Skyer Third Row B. Buckly, M. Russell, N. Ellert, M. Myruski, J. Wallace, B. Wattier, Mr. Garr Fourth Row M. Arzillo, S. Miller, M. Matta, T. McBride, M. Decker, G. Stetson, R. Besaw, T. Harris, D. Forester, R. Smith Stage Crew This year's GHS Stage Crew did a great job. They helped set up the light and sound systems of the new auditorium. They built the sets and worked hard behind the scenes for the choral production of No, No, Nanette and the Drama Club production of The Fable Factory . The crew also helped at the football games. Mr. Garr and all the members deserve great praise for the fine job they did this year. 54. Literary Staff Literary Staff Front Row: M. Flannery, A. Santos, K. McCourtny, D. Hughes, M. Jurbala Back Row: J. Innocent, T. Brown, K. Sax, W. Carr, R. Roventine, D. Hunter, L. Ingersol, D. Hunter, L. Dworatsky. Financial Staff Front Row: R. Bulaga, T. Scotto, S. Barbone, W. Carr, W. Watson, K. McCourtny. Back Row: L. Strong, C. Lewis, K. Sax, D. DuBartel, L. Gardener, D. Hunter Financial Staff Photography Staff M. Montgomery, R. Youngman, D. Skyer. Middle Left: Yearbook advisor Mr. Wall. 55 58 School Board First Row: P. Purcell, J. Huben, V. Kimiecik, D. Markowitz, C. Schoenholz. Second Row: J. Degan, C. Knowlton, M. Morrell. Dr. Robert E. Leslie Principal Ms. Mary DeMilt Secretary to Dr. Leslie Ms. Ann Bonnano Secretary Mr. Andre Assalian Assistant Principal Ms. Ruth Geller Secretary to Mr. Assalian 59 Mr. Robert Miller Colgate University Mr. Richard Gillette SUNY at New Paltz Ms. Sally Littlefield Middlebury College Mr. Malcolm Musgrove Franklin and Marshall College Mr. David Hendry SUNY at New Paltz Mr. Walter Minto Syracuse University Mr. Ronald Helminski SUNY at New Paltz 60 Language Mr. Charles Eisenhart Muhlenberg College Ms. Emma Fernandez Havana University Mr. Leon Cohen City College of N. Y. Ms. Lorraine Hunter SUNY at Oneonta Ms. Kathleen Albanese SUNY at New Paltz Mr. Theodore Dunn Ithaca College Driver Ed. 61 Social Studies Mr. Michael Garr Penn State University Mr. Christopher Cahill Howard University Mr. Harold Grimm Juanita College Mathematics Ms. Pauline Terilli Yeshiva University Mr. John McCormack St. Peter's College Ms. Carol Diamond SUNY at New Paltz 63 Industrial Arts Home Economics Mr. Harold Innocent SUNY at Oswego Mr. George McGinnis Buffalo State Teacher's College Ms. Kay Costa Penn State University Mr. Alan Greenberg Potsdam College m . o Mr- Paul Wri8ht JVlUSlC Art Princeton University Ms. Esther Williams Syracuse University Ms. Linda Wishe Tusculum University Mr. LeRoy Hatfield University of New Hampshire Mr. Paul Johnson Mr. Christopher Wall University of Arkansas Principia College Mr. Andrew Kujawski SUNY at Albany Mr. Vincent Siracuse Mansfield State College Mr. Carlton Osgood Mr. Richard Loffredo Colgate University SUNY at Brockport Ms. Maureen Byrnes Ms. Janet Ford Mr. Jerry Orsley Mr. Steven Friedman Mt. St. Scholastica SUNY at New Paltz Alfred University Psychologist 66 Ms. Elizabeth Cates SUNY at Albany Mr. Clifford Budney Cornell University Mr. Dean Ouderkirk Syracuse University c'� Ms. Kathleen Prokop SUC at Cortland Special Education Physical Education Mr. Joseph Romano Montclaire State College Ms. Alta Pimm SUC at Cortland Ms. Cheryl Hinson SUNY at Brockport 67 Bus Drivers Custodial Staff Ms. Barbara Jenson Special People Ms. Emily Seely Ms. Jane Herzog Ms. Mary Weinrich Ms. Margaret Koleman Ms. Dolly Rysinger Ms. June Innocent Ms. Mary Besaw Ms. Sylvia Virgint 69 Top left: The coaches discuss strategy. Top right: ' You'll have to get down now.” Middle left: It's a long, long haul. Bottom left: Monastra carries the ball. Middle right: Up, up and away! Bottom right: Let's get moving. Varsity Football Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Washingtonville Middletown Warwick 24 Valley Central 6 Port Jervis 10 Mbnroe-Woodbury 14 Highland Falls 12 Minisink Valley 23 Cornwall 0 First Row: J. Guarino, S. Ward, J. Hill, M. Thompson, J. Wallace, J. McGarry, J. Monastra, B. Wes-lowski, T. Losey, J. Boyd, S. Ganley, R. Donovan, G. Myru-ski, P. Cutting, J. Green, J. McGill, R. Jones, D. Davis, J. Cristiano Second Row: Mr. Zigrossi, Mr. Bellato, J. Zielinski, E. Condon, N. Bolster, A. Schmer, N. Hopkins, B. Loftman, B. Hernandez, McDermit, T., K. Mabee, P. Kaleita, S. Pistone, S. Bende, K. Elsholtz, T. Johnson, M. O'Connor, P. Van Orden, J. Czech, J. Lemma, R. Fisher, B. Labanowski, D. Fabish, Coach Ouderkirk This year's Goshen Varsity football season was a trying one. Although our team didn't have as many victories as in the past, the element of spirit was always there. Goshen is proud of this fine group of young men for trying their best throughout the season. Although Goshen's adversaries were very powerful, many of which were large schools, our team never gave up. Goshen held up very favorably under great pressure and adverse condition. Great moves by all of the Gladiator team provided a very exciting atmosphere. Team captains, Tom Losey and Joe Boyd inspired this fine team to some very exciting victories. We are even proud of our defeats because none were lost by more than 10 points, whereas our leads went as high as 32 points. This year, the seniors on the team were 20 in number. They included Boyd, Donovan, Thompson, Mabee, Weslowski, Wallace, Guarino, Monastra, Ganley, Kaleita, Ward, Labanowski, Myruski, McGarry, Schmer, Jones, VanOrden, Losey, Pistone, and Bolster. Losing these players will be greatly noticed on the field next year. Goshen is extremely proud of their 76 77 football team. Right on guys! 74 First Row: J. Gualino; P. Cutting, G. Dejong, R. Meinking, M. Grodecki, S. Ganley, R. Troncone Second Row: B. Donovan, T. Losey, J. Green, B. Jones, T. Johnson, B. Weslowski, A. Shmer Goshen's wrestling team led by seniors Tom Losey (215) and Steve Ganley (100) had a commendable 10-4 win-loss record for the season. In the Monroe-Woodbury Invitational Tournament, Jim Green (178), Tom Losey (215), and Bob Donovan (253) placed first in their respective weight classes. Steve Ganley (100) took first place in his class in the Orange County League Tournament. Coached by Robert Zigrossi, the team did a fine job at the Section Nine Tournament with Jim Green taking fourth and Tom Losey first. Tom went on to complete a fantastic season by finishing sixth in the state competition. 75 Right: The team psychs themselves Below left: Grappler makes good move. Below right: Andy Schmer keeps opponent under. Goshen 28 John Jay 16 Goshen Tappen Zee 30 Goshen 20 Ramapo 32 Goshen 31 Nanuet 29 Goshen Ellenville 16 Goshen 32 Monroe-Woodbury 23 Goshen 54 Monticello 9 Goshen 45 Cornwall 16 Goshen 33 Middletown 21 Goshen 59 Highland Falls 9 Goshen 34 Washingtonville 30 Goshen 29 Minisink Valley 26 Goshen 24 Valley Central 30 Goshen 21 Port Jervis 33 4 V Jm K Top left: The pressure's on! Top right: De Jong pulls his man under. Middle: Paul Cutting stays on top. Above: Ganley makes it look easy. Left: Troncone attempts the pin. 77 Top left: Linda Luft sets it up. Top middle: Mimi LaBurt puts one in. Top right: Pat Berg goes up for it. Middle left: Wendy Vohannon returns. Middle: Ann Dudley shoots. Bottom left: Sue Kearney takes it. Bottom middle: The girls get it over. Right: Who's got the ball? 78 Girls Sports The girl's soccer team looked great on the field this year. Coached by Mrs. Pimm, the girls finished the season in fine shape. Mr. Osgood coached an exciting girl's tennis teams. Led by captain Wendy Yohannon, the team had a fine win-loss record. The volleyball team, led by captain Odalys Vasquez, showed great spirit on the court this year. Although their win-loss record was not what Coach Prokop and the girls hoped for, they can be pleased with their fine job. We can all be proud of our girl's basketball team. Coach Hoerup and captain Patty Berg led the team, and they did a great job. Basketball Front: E. Finklestein, A. Rivera, L. Moore, W. Morley, O. Vasquez, D. De-Witt, N. Ellert. Middle: Coach Hoerup, L. Yntema, S. Kearney, M. LaBurt, D. Dexter. Back: P. Berg, E. Quinn, L. Luft, A. Dudley. Tennis Front: C. Sanok, P. Hanes, G. Kelsey, T. Rysenger, K. Bynum, T. Degan. Middle: L. Ingersoll, C. Innamorato, W. Yohannon, C. VanOrden, L. George, S. Carey, P. Duda, S. Brackfield. Back: B. Calogero, J. Sheilds, E. Glousters, D. Hunter, L. Howerdel, B. Strong, E. Quinn, J. Magee, D. Swanson, M. Duda. Soccer Front: V. Reed, C. Warren, D. Desta-fano, W. Morley, N. Ellert, D. Hunter, M. Nuzzolese, G. Baily, L. Lee. Middle: P. Umland, N. Murray, C. Stone, C. Hunter, J. Garrison, D. DeWitt, O. Vasquez, M. LaBurt, B. Bates, P. Decker, S. Hubly. Back: W. Mabee, C. Howell, A. Rivera, M. Bayno, P. Fisher, S. Kearney, M. Conway, D. DeWitt, B. Brinson, L. Luft, L. Kehoe. Volleyball Front: C. Destefano, N. Ellert, R. Dembeck. Middle: D. Dexter, E. Rivera, D. Hilson, J. Garrison. Back: Coach Prokop, A. Dudley, W. Mabee, J. Signet, L. Luft, D. DeWitt, P. Umland. 80 Girls Softball First Row: C. DeStefano, C. Innamorato, D. Dexter, A. Rivera, O. Vasquez, W. Mabee, Second Row: S. Delmy, N. Meres, M. LaBurt, D. Nuzzolese, W. Morley, L. Moore, V. Fewkes, Third Row: Ms. Stewart, D. Cullen, C. Space, C. Warren, N. Murray, P. Umland, P. Decker, D. DeStefano 81 Front: S. Hubley, A. Stark, D. Ptak, L. Parker, S. Stark, D. Cruise, M. Conway P Fisher. Back: D. Hunter, E. Parra, A. Lee, N. Sullivan, B. Bates, T. Green, D. DeWitt K Cochran. Ski Team The Goshen ski team enjoyed a 5-4 win-loss record during the '76-77 season. They were able to finish their season in third place. Coached by Mr. Helminski, the team deserves a great deal of credit. Left: Susie Lyons comes around for a good finish. Below: Mary Bayno heads for the bottom. Below: The girls pose for the Photographer. Middle: The girls ski team. Ski Team First Row: P. Costello, C. Fazzino, P. Fisher, M. Nuz-zolese, J. Baldwin, S. Lyons, G. Bally, L. Baldwin, M. Bayno, P. VanOrden, J. Huryn, G. VonPentz, G. Rosinski. Second Row: R. Marder, S. Degan, R. Blatt, C. Costello, N. Dunkelman, A. Miller, T. O'Brien, M. McBride, M. Costello, T. Dunkelman, V. Vuolo, S. Bally, M. Snyder, J. Wright. Third Row: Mr. Helminski. S. McBride, T. Frederick, M. Kennett. J. Neumann 83 Soccer Scoreboard Goshen 2 Chester 1 Goshen 5 Tuxedo 1 Goshen 3 Warwick 0 Goshen 6 Florida 0 Goshen 5 Mon roe-Wood bury 2 Goshen 3 Port Jervis 1 Goshen 2 John S. Burke 3 Goshen 7 Highland Falls 3 Goshen 1 Chester 2 Goshen 7 Tuxedo 0 Goshen 6 Middletown 0 Goshen 5 Florida 1 Goshen 2 Port Jervis 1 Goshen 2 John S. Burke 1 Coming back from a championship season, the varsity soccer team again met our great expectations with another spectacular year. They earned the titles of National Division Champions, Section 9—Class B Champions and Class B Intersectional Champions. It was the first time in 24 years that Goshen captured so many championships. The combination of spirit, skill, and teamwork gave our team an excellent season with a record of 17 wins, 4 loses. Craig Price was the second highest scorer in the National Conference with 22 goals and 10 assists. Our explosive offense and tough defense was consistent all year. Our minute men performed well when the starters needed a rest. Captains Cliff Price and Ray Bodensieck and coach Joe Romano have done a great job in leading a team which has provided us with an unforgettable season. Non-League games Top: Varsity Soccer Team Row 1: R. Silvernail, A. Huben Row 2: Coach Romano, R. Murphy, D. Wright, T. Kearney, M. DeGeorge, C. Kruger, B. Troncone, T. Mulligan, T. McBride, J. Suresky Row 3: D. Bates, R. Bodensieck, J. Neumen, P. Hegedus, S. McAvoy, J. Fleming, C. Price, B. Elerkamp, W. Post Row 4: T. Mills, C. Price, S. Coddington, M. Donovan Left: Chris Kruger, in a crowd Middle: A defender steals the ball away from Tom Kearney Right: A diving kick saves the ball for Goshen 84 85 Varsity Baseball Top left: Pat Costello really gets into the swing of it. Top right: Sal Pistone fouls one off. Right: Joe Suresky comes in for the catch. First Row: Mr. Loffredo, T. Calo-gero, M. DeGeorge, D. Fabish, S. Pistone, J. Monastra, Mr. Stearns. Second Row: M. Flannery, J. Sos-ler, J. Lemma, M. Thompson, K. Barron, D. Hughes. Third Row: M. Snyder, J. Fleming, S. Bende, J. Suresky, P. Costello. Fourth Row: L. Diamond, V. Guarini, T. McDermott. Top: Mark Thompson slides in safely. Above middle: McDermott listens to the coach's instructions. Above: John Fleming winds up. Right: Pat Costello takes a good lead. The 1977 Varsity Baseball team finished the season with a 8-11 win-loss record. The team had a great hitting season with Mark Thompson leading with a .500 batting average. The team was coached by Mr. Loffredo and Mr. Stearns, and Joe Monastra was captain. 87 Top left: Fabish catches forty winks after the pitch. Top right: DeGeorge puts one in for the K. Right: Suresky gets ready for the pick-off. 88 TENNIS Goshen 7 Fallsburgh 0 Goshen 4 Middletown 3 Goshen 4 Warwick 3 Goshen 7 Port Jervis 0 Goshen 5 Monticello 2 Goshen 6 Minisink 0 Goshen 7 O'Neill 0 Goshen 3 Middletown 4 Goshen 5 Cornwall 2 Goshen 4 Warwick 3 Goshen 5 Monticello 2 Goshen 6 Valley Central 1 Goshen 6 Minisink 1 Goshen 4 Monroe Woodbury 3 Goshen 7 Washingtonville 0 Goshen 7 Port Jervis 0 In the Western Division Championship Playoff, Goshen battled and defeated the forces of Middle-town with a 4 to 3 victory. Tennis Boys' Tennis Team First Row: G. Brackfield, R. Ramachandran, D. Tekben, D. Ellerkamp, V. Vuolo, P. Warren, V. Dibblee, D. Chao. Second Row: Mr. Osgood, M. Martin, D. Patterson, E. Condon, B.K. Boley. R. Blatt, T. Montgomery, J. Neuman, R. Jessup, D. Tice, G. Von Pentz, D. Wright, M. Kleinwaks Tennis The Goshen Varsity Tennis Team had another superb year. Coach Osgood's outstanding team completed the season with a record of 18-1. Goshen's success can be attributed to the fine performances of single players senior Mike Kleinwaks, and juniors Dave Wright, Dave Patterson, B.K. Boley, and Mike Martin. The doubles teams of Raja Ramachandran and Drew Ellerkamp, and of Bob Jessup and Justin Neuman were consistent all year, winning key matches. These factors enabled Goshen to win the Orange County Team Championships for the second consecutive year. In the Orange County Invitational Tournament, Dave Wright was the singles champion; B. K. Boley and Dave Patterson won the doubles championship. For Goshen, there will always be fond memories of That Championship Season II. 90 TRACK Goshen 35 Washingtonville 106 Goshen 88 Monticello 53 Goshen 49 Highland Falls 92 Goshen 106 Minisink 35 Goshen -111 Cornwall 30 Goshen 84 Port Jervis 57 Goshen 81 Warwick 60 Goshen 86 Burke 55 Above: Cliff Price and Troy Kostek place a close second and third. Top middle: Steve Donohue makes a fine finish. Top right: Mr. Nice cheers his team on. Middle: Craig Price clears the bar with room to spare. Bottom: Troy Kostek passes the baton. The Goshen Track Team had another successful campaign this year, losing only two of its eight regular season meets. Goshen placed third in the league and was fifth in the Orange County Track Meet. Seven school records were established by the talented members of our 1977 team. Cliff Price clocked 10.2 seconds in the 100-yard dash. Jose Quiles completed the mile run in 4 minutes, 41 seconds. Joe Boyd ran the 120 high hurdles in 15.1 seconds. Nick Hopkins hurled the shotput 43 feet, 8 inches. These are only some of the record-breaking performances. When asked about the Girls' Track Team, Coach Romano said, “The girls' program will be stronger next year by far, as we have strong returning veterans and exceptional young athletes. “And, he added, who knows? We might even have a track! Well, we're all keeping our fingers crossed for that. Track Team First Row: S. Ganley, T. Meehan, R. Butensky, J. Quiles, J. Birdsall, R. Peterson, J. Applegate, F. Justiniano, M. Montgomery, K. Johnson, J. Zelinski. Second Row: P. Smith, B. Crist, T. Irizarry, R. Carlson, R. VanHaster, T. Kostek, C. Price, N. Hopkins, J. Lasa-ponaro, S. Lloyd. Third Row: Mr. Romano, L. Mariano, G. Myruski, S. Ward, C. Price, P. Kaleita, C. Charles, S. Donohue, D. Bates, K. Swanson, R. Peachey, S. Barbone, Mr. Basla Left middle: Cliff Price comes in for a landing. Middle: An opponent tries to better Cliff's mark. Above: Steve Ganley finishes a trial relay. Right: Nick Hopkins throws the discus. 93 Football Football Front: B. Scheels, S. Thorton, M. Costello, T. Bartnick, G. Kisor, J. Clark, S. Jensen, S. Wiley, D. Sanok. Middle: P. Simms, B. Condon, D. Arneson, D. Rivera, K. Warren, S. Flannery, J. Watt, C. Tompkins, M. Siracuse, R. Van Gorden. Back: Coach Basla, M. Conway, R. Peterson, S. Buday, B. Bean, G. Gavin, T. Jones, B. Weslowski, R. Peachey, P. Smith, J. Todora, N. Hopkins, Coach Siracuse. Freshman Football Team Front: G. Green, A. Miller, C. Costello, C. Marto, S. Zielinski, J. Wright, S. Berry, W. Reidy, A. Coleman, J. Davis, R. Marder, J. Schwartz. Middle: E. Langbein, D. Mancuso, M. Uhelski, P. Deserto, B. Jonnigan, T. Gargan, M. Glancy, M. Kennett, G. Dostal, T. Carson, T. Boxman, J. Chara. Back: Coach Paduk, D. Fraser, D. Wallace, R. Schlag, J. Mills, J. Lasaponara, K. Case, A. Davis, A. Klinetob, J. Howell, K. Conklin, Coach McKreano. Soccer First Row: M. Miller, H. Fleming, R. Breckwoldt, C. Price, T. Dunkelman, R. Troncone, J. Herzog, P. McGarry, N. Dunkelman, D. Tekben T. Price, P. Huben. Second Row: M. Costello, D. Jantzen, J. Huryn, S. Donohue, S. Bean. T. DeGeorge, S. Schweikhart, R. Gomez, R. VanHaster, D. Ellerkamp S. Wallace, J. Higgins, F. Roza, B.K. Boley, T. Montgomery, G. Brackfield, D. Hughes. Third Row: D. Bates, R. Bodensieck, J. Neuman, P. Hegedus, S. McAvoy, J. Fleming, Cl. Price, W. Ellerkamp, W. Post. Fourth Row: T. Mills, Cr. Price, S. Coddington, R. Breckwoldt, M. Donovan. 94 Junior Varsity Sports Wrestling Front: K. Case, M. Glancey, R. Smiley, B. Crist, R. Germain, B. Turner, P. Barbone. Rear: J. Todora, R. Schrade, S. Sanok, B. Loughman, B. Weslowski, M. Clark, R. Kelly, S. Wiley, S. Zielenski, D. Wallace. Basketball Front: J. Davis, T. DeGeorge, S. Berry, A. Coleman, W. Reidy, D. Fabish, T. Peterson. Middle: D. Sanok, C. Price, J. Lemma, R. Peachy, S. Flannery, P. Smith, D. Fraser, Coach DeStefano. Back: M. Quinn, A. Davis. Baseball First Row: R. VanOrden, M. Costello, R. Tatz, T. Price, D. Cruise, S. Jensen. Second Row: S. Buday, R. Kelly, T. DeGeorge, S. Berry, T. Kearney, T. Bartnick. J. Schwartz. Third Row: Mr. Siracuse, J. Todora, P. Hegedus, R. Hopkins, S. Flannery, M. Siracuse, G. Dejong. 95 Front Row: John Fleming, Howard McGill, Steve Bende, Joe Monastra, Craig Price. Middle Row: Mike Martin, Cliff Price, Keith Mabee, Craig Charles, Chris Cook. Back Row: Tom McDermott, Dave Wright. Basketball Goshen's varsity basketball team, led by seniors Cliff Price, Keith Mabee, John Fleming, Joe Manastra and Craig Price, played almost flawless basketball in the 1977 season. They rallied to a 13 game winning streak before suffering a two point defeat by Burke, their first loss of the season. The starting lineup, consisting of Joe Manastra, Cliff Price, Craig Charles, and Chris Cook was one of the best that Goshen has ever seen. Their only other loss prevented them from taking their division title. They ended up with a successful 12-2 record in league play and 15-4 overall competition. % ▼ Goshen 72 Florida 32 Goshen 80 Warwick 66 Goshen 71 Chester 44 Goshen 72 Tuxedo 58 Goshen 57 Burke 48 Goshen 83 Sugar Loaf 82 Goshen 72 Highland Falls 49 Goshen 97 Florida 44 Goshen 75 Warwick 50 Goshen 91 Chester 54 Goshen 83 Tuxedo 52 Goshen 48 Burke 50 Goshen 85 Sugar Loaf 60 Goshen 54 Highland Falls 58 Susan Anthony “Sue . . . likes good wine, Jean Albarino open-minded people. Bob Half Pint , Shorty . . . Dylan, concerts . . . does likes going to places where not like snobs, close-everyone has a great time minded people, and beer . . . Good things come in . . . plans to hang out in small packages. Cape Cod. Lori Baldwin Tudi . . . ski club, ski team . . . enjoys the shore, potato chips, and fall nights . . . plans to go to O.C.C.C. . .. Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday. Keith Barron Butch . . . baseball, tennis . . . likes the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith . . . plans to get a job and an apartment, and enjoy life . . . wants to be remembered for always getting along with Mr. Hoerup. JoAnn Bast Advocates for Animal Rights . . . B.O.C.E.S... likes kind-hearted people, three-day weekends, and math . . . does not like Monday mornings . . . Live today for tomorrow we may not be here. Patricia Ann Berg Pat , Hamburg . . basketball . . .softball . . . volleyball . . . enjoys looking up at someone and helping someone in need . . . plans to go to college for nursing. JoAnne Applegate Spanish club, softball, volleyball.. . plans to go to a business college . . . Living for today is part of living for tomorrow, for tomorrow is something that we all have to find. Michael Patrick Arzillo Mike . . . stage crew, chess club, yearbook . . . enjoys electronics, cars, girls, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, partying, and cool people . . . college for engineering. Michael Bach Mike ... soccer, baseball . . . likes outdoors, backpacking, skiing, weekends, and snow .. . dislikes broken noses, and brown bagging it . . . No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. Carol Lynn Birdsall Bird . .. cheerleading . .. likes music, all sports, and playing the guitar . . . Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Vincent Board The Ginnie . . . enjoys Mr. Miller's Mythology class . . . Have no fear 'cause Vinnie is here. Raymond Bodensieck Ray . . . soccer, baseball ... dislikes loud obnoxious people, stuctured study . . . plans to go to college to study psychology or engineering . . . Each day comes but once in a lifetime, so live it in happiness. William Jay Baker Bird , The Serious Joint .. . ski club, football . . . enjoys all sports, loud music and Datsuns . .. can do without rainy days and uncouth people . . . plans to travel to California and Florida. Mary Lynn Boley Tigger , Lynn . . . Y in G, drama club, Varsity Choir . . . Hello Dolly ... enjoys outdoors, music, Gordon Lightfoot... plans to go to college and eventually discover Atlantis. 103 Joseph T. Boyd “Joe . . . football cocaptain . . . track . . . First Team All Tri-County Wide Receiver . . . likes a certain cheerleader . . . could do without losing football games ... college. Shereen Brackfield “Cockshells . . . drama club, Honor Society, yearbook, newspaper. Student Senate, Y in G, Varsity Choir, Seaterettes, tennis . . . To play great music, you must keep your eyes on a distant star. Barbara Brinson Brinson . . . soccer, basketball . . . likes music, dancing, parties, movies, and boys . . . plans to go to O.C.C.C. and what not. Michele Brown Color guard, skiing . . . enjoys being with friends, traveling, and football games . . . dislikes problems, people who lecture, and being bored . . As you dream, so you shall become —James Allen. Daniel Earl Canfield Dan , Mike ... is fond of girls, rock music, winning bets, sports and Mr. Miller's jokes . . . could do without getting up in the morning, excessive homework and book reports . . . college to be an architect. Susan Elizabeth Carey Sue . . . tennis . . . loves Rod Stewart . . . hates working... on to O.C.C.C. Wendy Carr Newspaper, Advocates for Animals, yearbook, bowling . . . cherishes travel, crafts and Spanish . . . college, marriage, children. Kelli Case B.O.C.E.S., cheerleading. Student Senate, Sr. Treas. ... likes tuna, farmers and blue .. . dislikes structured study... college for R.N. 104 Harold Brundage Porky . . . hunting, archery, . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . plans to go to college to study law ... Today 1 am wiser than yesterday; tomorrow I will be even wiser than today. Judith Ann Cassel Judy, Jude, TK ... Y-in-G, 'Hello Dolly , Carnival , Invisible Dragon , No No Nanette . . . soccer, ski team choir, cheerleading, Student Senate Pres., Jr. Class Treas . . . What is there when all is gone; what is there when excitement wanes, only you, I and memories remain. Michael Buda Mike . . . chess club . . . wrestling . . . likes camping, concerts, weightlifting, and parties ... dislikes big cities and the 55 mph speed limit . . .plans to go into the armed forces. John Catania Likes fast chevys, and girls ... dislikes study hall and Monday mornings Roseanne Bulaga Honor Society, Drama Club, YRBK, Y-in-G, newspaper . . . When you run into someone who is disagreeable to others, you may be sure he is uncomfortable with himself; the amount of pain we inflict on others is proportional to what we feel within us. Thomas Calogero Tom, Sport . . . baseball . . . Jr-Sr. Basketball Game . . . likes girl watching, baseball, and food . . . dislikes rowdy freshmen, getting up early and Monday mornings . . . plans include baseball and college . . . Live for today for tomorrow may never come. Beverly Cathey Beev” ... ski club, soccer, volleyball . . .likes the shore, eating, and spts . . . dislikes mean green, people who think they're bad, and getting caught . . . “The real in us is silent, the acquired is talkative. remembered for parties at her house. Leonard Causland Len, Leonardo, Don Juan . . . ski club, soccer captain . . . stage crew . . . likes parties, Mayers, skiing, and Michelob . . . dislikes being turned down . . . remembered for the Atomic Burp . . , plans to go into architecture . . . Weekends are made for Michelob. Michele Conway Newspaper .. . soccer, volleyball, track . . . Student Senate, talent show . . . likes sports, 14, John, and being OCL champs . . . dislikes Mondays, rainy days, and losing soccer games . . . plans to go to college to become a physical education teacher. Steve Cosgrove Cossie, Coss . . . football captain, wrestling . . . likes long legs, long hair, and no homework . . . dislikes red necks, short hair, and dumb people . . . plans include work, travel, and college . . . remembered for being an easy going person . . . What's Happenin' , I am hip Scott Coddington Soccer . . . likes being a champion, CJ Hooker Building . . . dislikes the new high school . . . plans to work and eat . . . If you hear any noise, it's just me and the boys. Robert Cowan Likes leisure time, unstructured study, camping, flying and sexy girls . . . dislikes work, biology, obnoxious people, and gym class . . . plans to get a masters degree in emergency medicine . . . remembered for what he is, not what others want him to be. James Colgan Weasel , Jaimme . . . likes sports, girls, beer, Aerosmith, and parties . . . dislikes math, losing, moving, and fighting . . . plans to major in business . . . I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Mary Elizabeth Croswell Y-in-G, choir, MYF, YRBK, cheerleading . . . Carnival , VP Frosh Class, Frosh-Soph and Jr-Sr bowls . . . It is through the idealism of youth that man catches sight of truth, and in that idealism he possesses a wealth he must never exchange . . . Albert Schweitzer Elizabeth Conklin Liz, Lizzy Borden . . . newspaper . . . likes mushie, staying out late, parties at Beev's house, and Pink Panthers . . . dislikes Oct. 23, and greasers . . . plans include going to Florida to work and school . . . remembered for cutting out and not getting caught. Deborah Jeanne Cullen Debbie . . . softball score-keeper, newspaper, YRBK . . . dislikes pink uniforms . . . Time is too slow for those who want, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is not Rhonda Culver Ronnie ... soccer ... newspaper editor . . . likes nursing, and math . . . dislikes false friends, and prejudice . . . Always live up to your own expectations; we're not in this world to live up to others. Paul Cutting Porky, Cud, Bunt . . . football, wrestling . . . likes riding horses, parties, girls and eating . . . dislikes book reports and people who think they're better than everyone else . . . plans to become a millionaire . . . remembered for sense of humor and good looks. Cathleen Conklin Kathy, Weebles . . . Carnival . . . likes football, psych, good looks, Kevin ... dislikes snobby people, structured study, and homework . . . plans include college to study psychology and then to settle down. Daniel Daily P.D. , Moustache Maggie . . . likes weekends cruising around Middle-town, working on cars, Chevys . . . dislikes people who try to be cool and Fords . . . plans to leave Orange County and find a good job. 107 Thomas DeLuccia Tad , Toad . . . likes partying, Tull, Columbo, and Monty Python's . . . dislikes the new school and waking up . . . plans to go to college and travel. ioa Roxanne Dembeck Roxy . . . color guard cap., volleyball, BOCES . .. Luv is . . . being luved by someone you luv. You can't always have it when you want, but somehow it can be found; people can look for days, months, even years, but they will find their goal. That's beautiful! Rox Donald Davis Donald Duck . . . football . . . likes working, girls, fooling around in school . . . dislikes school and getting up in the morning . . . No matter how you slice the school it's still baloney. Laura Ann Davis Dave, Spaz . . . Y-in-G, Honor Society, cheerleading . . . likes pop-tarts, football, and DeWitt's giggle . . . dislikes getting up early and the Phantom F . . . plans include college, travel, and becoming filthy rich . . . Say What , Yep-per Mary Devito 'Shoprite Kid . . . Drama Club . . . likes sunshine, Bonnie Raitt, Buffalo, and Steve . . . dislikes chemistry and study halls . . . Some men see things as they are and ask why. I dream things that never were and ask why not. Robert Kennedy Deborah DeWitt Bird , Mouth ... soccer cap. basketball . . . band, color guard captain. Soph, class Sec., student senate, newspaper . . . likes concerts, nice personalities, and being happy . . . plans to become a successful lawyer . . . Party time is here to stay. Be thankful for what you got. Linda Davis Band . . . likes Earth, Wind and Fire, football games, and pizza . . . dislikes obnoxious people, and rainy days . . . plans to go to college Jim Decker Who . . . bowling club . . . football, wrestling . . . likes sleeping, 1:30, picnics and riding tricycles . . . dislikes brown bagging it, structure, and Mon. mornings . . . plans to go to college . . . What cannot be cured must be endured. Francois Rabelais Leroy DeWitt Jr. Lee, Elroy . . . track . . . likes going out on weekends, 21 West, partying, chemistry and lasagne . . . dislikes conceited people, book reports, and prejudice . . . plans to join army and live in Cal . . . Be yourself not what others want you to be. , Strive for the best you Jean Dineen Ralph , Little Jean . . . ski club, student senate, newspaper . . . likes Christmas vac., snow days, summer, and uptown ... dislikes first mod, English class, Ahh, and greasers. Pamela Jean Decker Pam . . . soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball captain . . . newspaper . . . likes sleeping late, summer, and traveling . . . dislikes rainy days, moody people and first mod ... plans to go to college . . . I'm hungary, anybody got anything to eat? Sheila Degan Mighty Mouth . . . Y-in-G, Sr. Class Sec., student senate, YRBK. . . . likes K.VC, a good laugh, the old lady, and JM . . . dislikes people who don't smile . . . Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that can't fly. James Robert Donovan II Bob, Tank . . . football, wrestling . . . likes parties, cool people, passing Chem. regents, and Spanish trips . . . dislikes cheap beer, and unfinished schools . . . It is better to keep one's mouth closed and be considered stupid, than to open it and remove all doubt. Raymond Doolittle Edward . . . CB club . . . baseball, basketball . . . likes snow days, singing, and playing guitar . . . plans on going into the air force for flight training. 109 can. Joel Fisher “Fish . . . YRBK, math team . . . likes photography, golf, tennis and Friday and Sat. nights . . . dislikes phony people, bad knees, and bad pictures . . . plans to go to college, and travel in Ger. . . . Do what you want, but don't get caught. Alex Dorchies Tennis ... likes skiing, the shore, motorcycles, Watkins Glen, and frisbees . . . dislikes bag lunches, loudmouths, cynics, alarm clocks, and monotony . . . plans to go to college for a business degree. Philip Downs Phil, Bert . . . Y-in-G, Soph, class pres., student senate, UMYF, Who's Who . . . likes New England, politics, rasberry sherbet and Yes . . . dislikes dico, CB's, and making decisions ... plans to go to college or to become a prime-time player. Mary Susan Flannery Cheerleading ... Jr. Class Pres., Y-in-G, math team, YRBK, Editor of Phoenix, chorus, baseball statistician, Honor Society, Enrichment program . . . plans to go to college and be happy. John Fleming Bone . . . soccer, baseball, basketball . . . likes sports, working with horses, summer, and Michele . . . dislikes Mon- days and school . . . plans include working with horses and marriage. Ann Dudley AFS, volleyball, basketball, band, chorus. Honor Society . . . likes new experiences, challenges, and ideas . . . God grant me the Serenity to accept things 1 cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Elizabeth Elkins Liz, Lester . . . softball, soccer, newspaper, YRBK . . . likes sports, people, and having a fun time doing everything . .. plans to go to college for teaching ... I get it, 1 get it! Brian Francis Soccer, band . . . likes good music, big macs, playing the drums and custom vans . . . dislikes practicing the xylophone, getting up early, and people with big mouths . . . plans to go to college, travel and get rich . . . Weekends were made for Michelob! William Ellerkamp Bill, Wilbur . . . soccer, basketball . . . likes good music on a good system, Michelob, and loud parties . . . dislikes AM music, warm Schaefer, and the Murphy Mobile . . . plans include college and New England to live happily ever after . . . “Weekends are made for Michelob. Nancy Ellert Sammy , Schmellert . . . soccer, volleyball, basketball mgr., stage crew, GAA, Student Senate . . . likes water skiing, food, and Jim Croce . . . dislikes work, and getting up . . . plans to see America . . . You only have one life to live so live it the way you want. Jeanne Farley Foofley , Fartley . . . soccer, volleyball . . . likes Jeff, Renaults, Orleans, and big parties . . . dislikes being ignored, and no money . . . plans to attend OCCC . . . Memories are an important part of one's life; make them good ones so you may cherish them. Theresa Finnerty Terri . . . bowling club . . . likes parties, music, dancing and talking ... dislikes Mondays . . . plans to go to work and then to travel ... I really have no idea. Marianne Fraser Fred ... softball... likes swimming, blue jeans, vegetables, Cadillacs, and color green . . . dislikes Class Day, smelly feet, and book reports . . . plans to travel. Michael Fraser Robert Lamm , Frase ... Student Senate, Carnival , Fiddler on the Roof , No No Nanette , and Hello Dolly ... likes Chicago and stumping MR. Wright with chords . . . Success is nothing without someone you love to share it with. ill Steve Ganley Fonz . . . newspaper, track, wrestling, football . . . likes motivated people, journalism, 25, winning and lunch . . . plans include college, owning Italian restaurant, and marriage . . . In trying well, there is no dying bell, success is what you will possess and excell. Laurie Gardner Laur . . . Advocates of Animal Rights, YRBK . . . All animals shall enjoy the inalienable rights to freedom from fear, pain, and suffering; whetherin the name of science or sport, fashion or food, exhibition or service. Fund for Animals John Guarino Green-O alias Meatball . . . football, wrestling, baseball . . . likes being around people, parties, 60, 63, and sports . . . dislikes being 5'3 , and following rules . . . May the lives of the class of '77 be a long and happy life of peace and love. Tim Gutowski Ski club . . . Boces—Carpentry . . . likes motorcycling, and skiing . . . plans to go to work . . . Whatdaya mean??! 112 Dale Glebocki Boces—Carpentry . .. likes cars, girls, goofing around . . . dislikes school and waking up early in the morning . . . plans on working. J) Jac Harnett Likes flying, sailing, and traveling . .. dislikes fighting large crowds . . . plans to go to the G.M. Institute for Automotive Design . . . Never do anything that you will be sorry for, if you are going to do something, do it right the first time. Alan Goedegebuure Goodie . . . ski club, chess club . . . football, baseball . . . Boces—Carpentry . . . likes girls, cars, and parties . . . dislikes homework and teachers that give homework . . . plans to go to work. John Harragin Horrible ... ski team ... YRBK photographer . . . likes good drinks, good food, and money . . . dislikes little boxes on big tests, homework and germs . . . plans on being rich and famous, and to enjoy living for a long time. Stephanie Heidenreich Stuffing . . . BOCES . . . likes music, TV, and roller skating . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . plans to work in a business office, then settle down and have a family . . . oh go on, get out of here. John Gerard Patrick Higgins Jack, Herman . . . ski club . . . football, basketball . . . Student Senate . . . likes food parties, Miche-lob, Hendrix, and people who smile . . . dislikes people from Florida, country music, and people who drink . . . you look like the north end of a south bound cow. Susanne Hopkins Equatation ... likes horses. Led Zeplin, rain, and long walks . . . dislikes cliques, structured study, and new schools . . . plans to go to college . . . Be yourself, and no one can ever tell you you're doing it wrong. Sharon Howell Shari . . . soccer, basketball, likes fun weekends, sports, nursing, and physiotherapy . . . dislikes pink and unfriendly people . . . plans a nursing career or physiotherapy . . . Live for today and hope for tomorrow! Bruce Grippe Moose . . . football . . . likes hockey, stock cars and girls . . . plans to go to college and play hockey Michael Grodecki Wildman . . . soccer, wrestling . . . likes motorcycles, hunting, guns, cars, money, and girls . . . dislikes basketball, teachers, and school . . . plans to work and marriage . . . I am a lover not a fighter. m, Andrew P. Huben Boats ... Sr. Class Pres., Student Senate . . . likes weekends, parties, crazy grandmothers, and Heine-kin ... dislikes warm beer, moody people, big feet, and size 12 . . . If losing doesn't hurt, you'll never be a champion. Marie Frances Jurbala Choir, Y-in-G, YRBK, Enrichment Pr., Who's Who . . . likes Corvettes, sloe gin fizz, bowling . . . dislikes rainy days, structure . . . I expect to pass through this world but once. Therefore, any good that I can do, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again. Darla Jean Hughes Sr. Class V.P . . . Student Senate, Carnival , Honor Society, YRBK . . . likes scuba diving, motorcycles, water skiing, and sloe gin fizz . . . plans to go to college for a CPA . . . To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 «, 'X Elaine Carol Kaleita Lane, Laney . . . YRBK, band . . . likes gossiping, talking, and Ron . . . So long as we love, we serve; so long as we are loved by others, I would almost say that we are indispensable. And no man is useless while he has a friend. Robert L. Stevenson Paula Lynn Hulle Hulle, Farmer . . . cheerleading . . . likes cooking, reading, farming, and the country . . . dislikes accidents and West Point Football games . . . Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Peter Kaleita Lurch , Stretch . . . football, track, baseball . . . likes girls, hunting, and quiet snowfall . . . dislikes moody people, and losing football games . . . When you're down, hurt or tired, it's the spirit of '76 that helps you hold your head high. Susan Hunt Sue, Big Red . . . likes swimming and tennis . . . dislikes school, getting up at 6:00, and phoney people . . . would like to become a child care ass't . . . Get-un Laurie Jean Kayner Laurie . . . newspaper, Frosh and Jr. Class Sec., Student Senate . . . likes the shore, flowers, surprises, smiles, and dig 'em . . . dislikes the box and rainy days . . . Don't follow me, I may not lead; don't lead, I may not follow; just walk beside me and be my friend. Robin Lynne Hunter Rob . . . ski club . . . track, cheerleading. Student Senate, newspaper, Soph Class V.P . . . likes to party, look and feel good, and life savers . . . dislikes Mondays, phonies, and colds . . . plans to become a social worker . . . Get on down and party , Take it or leave it. Karen Lisa Johnson Lisa . . . newspaper. Student Senate . . . likes the beach, soccer, grandma's, 20, and Conn. . . . dislikes being alone and saying good-bye . . . If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. David Johnston Black magic . . . likes fine foxes, people who are themselves, playing basketball, and Mr. Hoerup ... plans to work and possibly college . . . remembered for being himself. Dorothy Kehoe Dor . . . newspaper . . . likes horseback riding, painting, listening to blue-grass, and dancing . . . dislikes being bored and losing paychecks.... Live for tomorrow, not just for today. Live close to your heart, not so far away. Robert G. Jones Bob, Jonesy, Bones , ski club. Flying Enchiladas, stage crew . . . football, wrestling ... likes blondes, good brew, Guarino's beer mugs, and being super rowdy . . . dislikes structured study, losing, and Bud . . . plans include work, college, and the marines. Richard Keller Sir . . . Student Senate . . . track . . . likes days off, sleeping late, and people with a good sense of humor . . . dislikes moody people and structured study . . . You know when you have grown up when you have your first real laugh at yourself. Michael Kleinwaks Wax ... ski club, ski team, tennis . . . likes music, food parties and life . . . dislikes people with closed minds and work . . . plans a mixture of work, travel, college and rest . . . If it was meant to be it will be. Lori Lacey Louie . . . newspaper . . . cherishes Friday and Saturday nights, America , basketball and Catawba . . . can't stand Monday mornings, stuck up people and homework . . . O.C.C.C. for A.A.S. degree in management. 116 Donna Klinetob Newspaper, yearbook, band, drum majorette . . . loves playing the oboe, the Bible, and interesting people . . . could do without band lessons and physics tests . . . plans to continue schooling for radiological technology. Susan Lattimer Sue , Mouse . . . enjoys food, driving, and friends . . . dislikes stuck-up people and structured study ... college and art school. Allison Lee Half-pint . . . likes horseback riding, sunsets at the beach, mellow people, child care and snakes . . . hates goodbyes, self-centeredness, eating, structured study and snobby people . . . You are as beautiful as your thoughts. Dorothy Lempka Dottie . . . Y-in-G, yearbook, cheerleading, choir, chorus, Carnival . . . adores Mr. Johnson's chemistry class, B.O.C.E.S., fun, and sleep . . . dislikes phony people, math and Monday mornings . . . You can't think about life, you have to live it. Ronald Korycki Koryccki . . . Grease . . . likes nice girls, a good Michael Korycki poker game, electronic Boozer . . . likes Tony's work and Chevy's . . . dis-Tavern and cars . . . dis- like loud freshmen, struc-likes school ... plans to be tured study and Ford's . . . a tractor-trailer driver. college or farming. Selena Lempka Seleen . . . Y-in-G, Student Senate Treas., Seater-ettes, Carnival . . . likes FCF IV, sunny days and parties . . . could do without having to be quiet in study, geometry and rainy days . . . plan to be an elementary teacher and happily married. Sharon Lewis Sparkle . . . loves life, art and rollerskating . . . plans to go to college of fashion design and travel. Christopher Kruger Chris . . . soccer, baseball . . . likes tuxedos, Heinekin, Pink Panther, imported wine and concerts . . . could do without tango, cheap beer and stuck-up people . . . plans to go to college, travel, have fun and if all else fails share and join the Air Force. Lisa Liebler Keebler . . . enjoys skiing, the ocean, people who have a good time, Mach 1's . . . hates stuck-up people . . . Navy. Brian Labanowski Bowling club, football, band ... likes music, girls, life, unstructured time and just getting a chance to relax and be myself . . . hates cheap beer and homework. Thomas Losey Tom . . . T.K. . . . football, wrestling . . . likes football parties, good food, being rowdy and 31 . . . could do without sore legs, Monday and getting caught . . . intends to go to college. 117 Therese Loyas Drama club . . . loves people with humor, junk food, Datsan 280Z, red with black and fire places . . . hates new schools, snobs, dull people and structured study ... to become a CPA and then a comedy writer. Sean McAvoy Mac . . . football, soccer . . . likes partying, big jugs and Friday nights . . . Marines 118 Tina Lucente Little Lou ... frosh pres.. Student Senate, gymnastics, Carnival . . . cherishes new cars, roastbeef hero's and UFO's . . . can't stand Monday mornings, Maine, structured study and confusion. Keith Mabee Football, basketball, tennis, skiing . . . enjoys music and parties . . . dislikes sprints, cheap beer, structured study and bubble gum . . . You see things as they are and ask why, but I dream things that never were and ask why not. Judi Magee Magoo . . . tennis . . . adores Autumn, parties, good times with friends and voice lessons ... could do without rainy days, homework, waking up and Monday mornings . . . Love is forever or not at all. Mary Ann Malanowski Shorty” . . . Seaterettes, Student Senate, Carnival , Fiddlers . . . loves long walks, parties, weekends, outdoors . . . dislikes quiet study halls, people who aren't themselves and rainy days . . . college, a career, happiness. Debra Ann Marsh Debby . . . likes the ocean. Barb's quarter pounder joke and Mrs. B's advice . . . can't stand gym or reading mysteries . . . The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Patricia Martin Pat , Patti . . . cheerleader ... newspaper, chorus, Carnival . . . loves fresh air, summer, sleep, football games and dill pickles . . . hates stuck-up people, make believe friends and dumb jokes. Jeanine Masiello Neen . . . drama club . .. adores people, art and strawberries . . . dislikes braces and narrow-minded people . . . Fashion designer. Debbie McClintock Wilt ... loves weekends, parties and having a good time . . . could do without structured study halls and know-it-alls. Michael McGarry Mike . . football, band, choir, Fiddler , No No Nanette . . . likes football games and parties, hunting, his trumpet, basketball games and American history . . . Potsdam and then law school . . . If you want to do something do it one hundred percent or not at all. Rita McGrath Reet . . . ski club, newspaper . . . Y-in-G, color guard .... likes music, being alone, Datsun 280's, football, and Frampton ... hates phonies ... wants to be an airline stewardess, go into real estate and find Hyme. Mark McLaughlin Football, wrestling . . . likes girls, parties, sleeping late, summer evenings and beer . . . dislikes phonies, cars and school . . . plans to work, get married, travel and become rich. 119 Michael McLaughlin Mike . . . likes girls, KISS, money, sleeping late, and hunting . . . dislikes snobby teachers, homework, getting up early, and stuck-up people . . . wants to work then go into the service . . . Live each day as if it were your last. Winifred Lynn Montgomery Winnie . . . drama club, chorus of Sweet Charity , Hello Dolly , YRBK . . . likes playing the harmonica, reading, writing. Art, jungles, and Sci. Fic. . . . dislikes Math, stuck-up people, gym, and homework ... on to college for liberal arts. Deborah Meinking Debbie , Deb . . Y-in-G, YRBK, Band .. . likes being with people, travel, life, and football . . . dislikes brown-bagging it, rainy days, and saying good-bye . . . wants to study in South America then off to college . . . Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Gary Miller Schaefer . . . likes football, baseball, and basketball . . . dislikes people who say you know and cats . . . plans to go to OCCC for business . . . wants to be remembered for walking in the halls after classes changed . . . Sleep is the cure for all things. Mary Miller Jackie . . . bowling club . . . adores nature, wildlife, C and W music, and Warren . . . hates guns, violence, stuck-up people, and structured study . . . plans to get married and raise a family . . . To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth! Susan Morris Esue . . . Y-in-G, YRBK, Band, tennis . . . loves the mts., snow, 24, football games . . . detests partyless Sat. nights and big crowds in small cars . . . would like to go to college . . . Never surpass youth; Rejuvenate—pervert your sense of decorum. Patricia Mueller Tisha . . . ski club, color guard ... likes the old high school, The Bus , Vermont, parties, and staying out late . . . dislikes structured study. Big Bird, and Laura's Yupper ... plans include college and travel ... remembered for Eileen, her parties at Wolf Lake. Loretta Mulligan Dede . . . ski team . . . adores Monroe, Mdtn, and NYC hangouts, the Continental People , partying, and sleeping late . . . hates school. Big Bird, and having no money . . . wants to find out where she's going to and travel cross country. 120 Terry Mulligan Mildew . . . ski club, soccer, tennis .. . cherishes going to bars, Fooseball, and antique cars . . . detests snobby chicks, phonies, being goofed on . . . remembered for his 1950 Plymouth . . . wants to go to college, build his own house, and travel. Richard Murphy Dick , Murph . . . ski club, soccer, track, stage crew . . . likes Miller, weekends, parties, and Nudites . . . dislikes boring nights, and warm beer . . . plans to go to college, buy a Vette, and be very rich ... remembered for P.B.J.'s . . . When it's time to -elax . . . Theresa Mines Terry . . . likes swimming, ice skating, and comedy shows . . . hates school and phonies . . . would like to become a secretary . . . wants to be remembered for being short . . . Get-un . Joseph Monastra Joe , BJ . . . Student Sen., Honor Soc., football, basketball, baseball . . . likes winning. Sat, nights, sweet girls. Station Inn, being a clown . . . dislikes new high school, getting up in the morning, and boring classes ... on to college. Nancy Murray Monk . . . ski club, soccer, volleyball, softball, basketball, GAA ... adores Noel, Stonybrook, Led Zeppelin, partying, and Sat. nights . . . dislikes getting up on Sundays, bringing bag lunches . . . future plans include college and raising puppies. Nancy Musgrave Nanc , TK . . . adores 31, cats, football, wrestling, Stairway to Heaven ... hates two-faced people, gym, Mon. mornings . . . on to college to be a vet . . . Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. 121 Gerard Myruski General . . . football, track . . . likes KISS, Jersey Shore, summer, the friends . . . dislikes Math 9-2, and Neal's driving . . . plans include college . . . In this world of competition make today yours. For tomorrow may be the day of your competition. Matthew Myruski Matt . . . school paper, stage crew . . . likes Dentine, foreign cars, Tuesday night, and Art . . . doesn't like getting up on Mondays . . . plans to go to Art school and be a successful painter. Michele Nuzzolese Nuzz , Stump . . . drama club, Math tutor . . . cherishes long moonlit walks. Burger King, Mon. mornings . . . dislikes fast cars, snobby people, and boring weekends .. . wants to be remembered for being a nice person . . . future includes college and marriage. Lora Pitt V Lorie . . . likes summer Tk NYC, the ocean . . . dis- likes Big Macs and unfriendly people . . . future plans include college, work, and living life to the fullest . . . If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Leroy O'Brien Otterkill Engine Co. No. 1, softball . . . likes girls, cars, sleeping, and football . . . could do without Public Speaking . . . plans to be an auto mechanic or National Guard. Wayne Post Ski club, soccer . . . likes sports cars Austin Healey , weekends, parties . . . hates school, Sunday night, soccer benches, and boring nights . . . wants to go to college and find a good job. Susan Palsma Go not where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and make a trail. James Piasecki Jim . . . bowling club, football, soccer. Math team, Eagle Scout . . . likes to shoot pool, ride motorcycles, and eat pizza . . . dislikes greasers, oral reports, term papers, and working Sat. nights . . . wants to go to college and own his own business. Clifford Price Jr. Link . . . soccer, track, basketball, soccer team captain . . . likes beating Mr. Hoerup in a game of one on one . . . hates structured study . . . wants to be remembered for his great effort in sports . . . hopes to get an athletic scholarship and become wealthy. Craig Price Craigy . . . soccer, basketball, track . . . adores soul music, dancing, the opposite sex . . . dislikes funky music and brown bag lunches . . . wants to be remembered for his ability to be what he is and to be where he's at right now . . . future plans include college. JoAnn Pikula Joey , Jap . . . YRBK, Advocates of Animal Rights . . . loves food. Sat. nights, animals, class day, HP, JBM . . . doesn't like homework on weekends and Mon. mornings . . . wants to be a secretary and get married . . . You can say I want to be free, 1 can say someday 1 will be. Salvatore Anthony Pistone basketball, baseball, soccer, football, Student Senate, Parent Teen Group . . . likes sports . . . hates days without sunshine . . . wants to be remembered for tackling Funk after football practice ... on to college to major in Hotel Management. John Price soccer . . . likes soul and disco music, parties, staying out late, and having a good time . . . detests staying home, people who think they're everything . . . plans to go to work . . . If you hear any noise, it's just me and the boys. 123 William Prickett Likes to do bongs and party down . . . can't stand sitting around doing nothing. Susan Puzio Pooh ... ski club, seater-ettes, soccer . . . likes Soc. class and parties . . . plans include college and marriage . . . Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Elizabeth Quinto Liz . . . Parent Teen Group . . . enjoys roller skating, ice skating, swimming, sewing, crotcheting, knitting, and playing volleyball . . . dislikes Science, Social Studies, and taking tests ... on to OCCC and Brockport for teaching. Patricia Ramirez Pattie . . . likes money, Gift , memories, Mr. Musgrove, summer of '75, and painting . . . doesn't like people who can't spell her name, Trig., and ignorant people . . . plans to travel then go to Art school . . . Find out what you are and live up to it. Debra Rank Bowling club, drama club . . . choir, chorus, Carnival . . . adores blue, football games, PK. roses, singing, and Mrs. Diamond . . . hates gym and structured study . . . future plans include college, a career, and marriage. Rene Risher Ray ... ski club, YRBK, Ed. of school paper, Carnival likes living, partying, and photography . . . dislikes labeling people and hicks . . . future includes college. Victor Rivera Super Cool . . . football, talent show . . . likes playing the drums, girls, music ELP, WHO, and partying . . . hates greasers, fences, and stuck-up foxy chicks . . . plans to go to school and become a famous musician. Michael Remano Curly . . . chess club, bowling club, BOCES . . . likes bowling, fishing, cave exploring, shooting pool, and Friday afternoons . . . dislikes sitting behind a desk, homework, and school lunches . . . plans to attend Alfred and then work. Mary Ann Roventine Band, Y-in-G, YRBK, enjoys rainstorms, music, football, snow, and traveling . . . detests Sundays, math, and people who think they are superior . . . plans to go to college for medicine, and also travel . . . My friend is one who takes me for what 1 am. 124 Richard Rutkowski Rich . . . likes motorcycles, Hot Volkwagons, and El Caminos . . . dislikes riding the school bus . . . would like to become a mechanic . . . wants to be remembered for his smile and being quiet. Paul Scesa Football, wrestling . . . likes partying, making cookies. Corvettes, and Lucy . . . hates school and homework. Thomas Rankin Tom . . . bowling club, Who's Who, Math 11-H award. Band, Hon. Society, Math team . . . loves Math, Science, and bowling . . . detests snobs and Mon. mornings . . . plans to attend college for Math or Computer Science . . . No matter what happens— look on the bright side. Andrew Schmer Ange , Andy . . . football, wrestling, track . . . likes sports, partying, and graduation . . . doesn't like being late, losing, and boring classes . . . wants to go to college, travel, and make lots of money ... Curiosity is the wick in the candle of learning. Karen Reidy Tudi ... volleyball, soft-ball, school paper. Student Senate . . . enjoys parties at Bev's, the Shore, Stevie Wonder, owning a car, a Capricorn, and clothes . . . hates owing money and the new school . . . future plans include college for social work and travel. Deborah Schwander Deb , Debbie . .. Band, Y-in-G, school paper . . . likes Friday, rain, football, and snowdays . . . hates Mondays and certain people . . . wants to go to college and travel. 125 Theresa Scotto Terry , Ma . . . drama club, Y-in-G, Parent Teen Group, YRBK, school paper . . . likes fire drills, roses, sunshine, and purple . . . dislikes skunks and quicksand . . . wanes to attend college . . . The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Joe Sosler Ses . . . baseball. Math Team . . . likes sports, travel, the outdoors, 3, and having fun . . . hates Mon. mornings, splinters, and losing, tries to avoid getting emotionally involved . . . wants to go to college and make the best out of life. Scott Seip Tutti . . . likes hard rock, cars, parties, and travel . . . hates school assigned books . . . wants to go to OCCC and be an optician . . . wants to be remembered as a dreamer . . . None are so dumb as those who will not think. Jeff Stark Dummy . . . track . . . likes beer, Kathleen, fris-bees, and Monty Python . . . hates warm beer, pink slips, and school .. . wants to take a year of rest then attend college . . . would like to be remembered for packing all he owns in the back seat of his car. Jo-Ann Sherlock Jo . . . For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Robert Silvernail Useless . . . chess club, FFA, Band, tennis, soccer . . . likes soccer, horses, and harness racing . . dislikes smoking ... future includes grooming race horses. Lori Strong Advocates of Animal Rights, YRBK, volunteer at the Humane Soc., member of Deerpark Vet Meds and 4-H . . . likes Tippi, Italian food, and snowdays . . . dislikes cruelty and getting up early . . . plans to become a vet. Nancy Sullivan Gullible . . track, volleyball . . . loves eating, goofing off . . . detests brown-bagging it and chapped lips ... on to college to become a dental assistant. Thomas Simmons Tom , TP . . . soccer . . . enjoys getting rowdy, early leaves, CLINK, Newport's- . . . dislikes Hey sports fans . Bus. Law, and Mon. mornings . . . wants to attend college and travel . . . future includes teaching Murph how to make orange juice. Joseph Andrew Suresky Joe . . . ski club, chess club, soccer, baseball. Band . . . enjoys baseball, Elton John, sports cars, and long weekends . . . hates homework and rainy days . . . wants to go to college to major in business . . . wants to be remembered for a fifth of Beethoven . Dannie Slesinski 4-H . . . likes Nova S.S., snowmobiles, motorcycles, John Deere machinery, and leaving school early . . . hates getting up early and rainy days , . . wants to be a dairy farmer or a tractor trailer driver. Kevin Swanwick Football, track, cross country . . . likes fire places swimming, running, bad rubs, cows and poetry . . dislikes losing to L.C. i pool and drinking too much beer . . . college an possibly enter into th behavioral sciences. Barbara Smith Likes sleeping late, snow-days, ocean. Cheese Doodles, and the year 1977 . . . detests getting up at 6, homework, and structured study ... on to college to become a secretary ... A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience. Barbara Smykla Barb . . . likes being happy, swimming, and going out . . . hates people who think they're superior, school lunches, and homework . . . plans to work and enjoy life . . . If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Nancy J. Templeton Softball, Band . . . likes windy days, parties, 2:20, and sleeping late . . . dislikes structured study, liver, the dentist, and being tall ... on to college to study Spanish . . . People cannot change truth, but truth can change people. Donna Terpstra Loves horses, football, and soccer . . . hates school and strict teachers ... on to college . . . For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Mark Ernest Thompson Hon. Soc. Pres., football, baseball . . . likes Chem, 89, Frampton, Goshen spirit . . . hates Eng. 11H, country music, nimrods . . . plans to go to college for business . . . Enjoy life present, don't lose a lifetime counting on future dr«ams. Gustave Turner Truck . . . bowling, baseball, J.V. soccer . . . plans to work. David Byron Tice Dave . . . soccer, tennis . . . dikes sports, drawing, painting. Horticulture . . . could do without, litter-bugs, unfriendly people, and violators . . . would like to go to college. Katheryn Tucker Kathy . . . color guard. Band, Hello Dolly orchestra . . . wants to go go college and live a happy life . . . Don't follow me, I may not lead. Don't lead, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Patricia Tucker Patty . . . Band, Band Council, Student Senate, color guard . . . likes having a good time, Tisha's bus, 58 , and three-day weekends . . . dislikes Lisa's Dig'em . . . plans to go to college. Sherry Lynn Van Gorden Ogie . . . cherishes 65, spring, true friends, laughing, and chuggin . . . plans to be a good photographer and to live a happy life. 128 Sallyann Triggiani Drama club, chorus, BO-CES . . . likes the woods, spring, and NYC . . . hates writing reports, structured study . . . plans include work and college . . . Some peoples' intelligence run like a river, silent and deep, while others' run like a shallow, babbling brook. Peter Van Orden Pete . . . football, wrestling, skiing, tennis . . . likes fishing on quiet mornings, friendly people, and playing tennis with beautiful girls . . . dislikes getting up and going to school. William Troncone Bill . . . soccer, skiing, ski club . . . enjoys Art, horses, tennis . . . hates squash, homework, book reports, and split pea soup . . . wants to go to college to study in the commercial art field . . . remembered for the lack of goals he has scored in soccer. Teri Van Der Schaaf Teri . . . soccer, volleyball . . . loves friendly people and weekends . . . cannot stand stuck-up people and Mondays . . . future plans include becoming a cosmetologist. Grover Von Pentz Tennis and skiing . . . Boy Scouts ... is fond of days off from school, sleeping late, being outdoors, cars, and of course girls . plans to go to college and major in biology. Thomas Vriesema Enrichment Program . . . plans to become a Corporate Investmental Consultant . . . wishes to be remembered for being unrememberable. 129 Jonathan Van-Duzer Wallace football, J.V. wrestling, tennis, ski club, Jr. class VP, stage crew, Student Senate . . . enjoys skiing and winning games . . . plans to go to college then into the Insurance business . . . remembered for the Bicentennial pens and pencils. Marilee Gay Worrell Millie . . . Math aide . . . loves sports, summer, languages, and helping in Math . . . hates winters, Mondays, homework, and people who drink, smoke, or are stuck-up . . . plans to go to college to become a Math teacher. Elizabeth Wright Lizz . . . likes music, hiking, choir, reading, camping out . . . could do without phony people, gaudy clothes, and too much make-up . . . hopes to go into nursing or data processing. Linda Yntema Inda Entema . . . G.S., FFA, Young Peoples, basketball, track, soccer, soft-ball, Student Senate . . . cherishes outdoors . . . marriage. Wendy Yohannan Mouth . . . girls tennis, . . . enjoys football games . . . hopes for college . . . 1 love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. 130 Steven Ward Monk . . . football, track . . . likes hunting, swimming, and water skiing . . . hates football sprints, structured study hall, and being yelled at during practice . . . plans to go to college. Jeff Warren Worn . . . football . . . enjoys motorcycles, cows, good music, and drinking with the guys . . . dislikes most foods, horses that kick, and curfews . . . hopes to work and stay single . . . Mama didn't raise no fool. Benedict Weslowski Ben . . . football and wrestling . . . would like to attend WPI and major in chemical engineering or biochemistry. Jeffrey B. Whiting Jeff . . . drama club, chorus, bowling club, football, wrestling, tennis, Carnival , Fiddler , and Hello Dolly ... is fond of livid discussions, debates, and good literature . . . hates incompetent instruction and insincerity. Top right: Carrie and Paul discuss Carrie's mother's situation. Top left: Bob Donovan does his lines. Above: Ann Dudley gives Bob the final touch. Bottom left: The stage crew fools around. Middle left: Carrie's mother rests after her long climb. Corrie Bratter . . . i. . .'JSL......Susan Puzio Paul Bratter .... ........v ■ sjSpr. ■ • ■ Jack Higgiris Corrie's Mother .............................Selena Lempka .............. ... ;v...... . .. . Karen Reidy Victor Volasco ....................... Bob Donovan Delivery Man .................................. Jon Wallace Repairman ........................£j.. RichiCeller I ? w Right: Ann Dudley fixes John Wallace's make-up. Middle: The cast gets together to eat Victor's victuals. Left bottom: How many flights? Right bottom: Rich Keller plays Mr. Fix-it. } Right: Chcri Van Gordon, Jim Green and Sue Burns enjoying themselves at the prom. Bottom: PROM COURT: D. Ter-pstra, L. Kayner, S. Degan, L. Davis, j. Cassel, D. Hughes, J. Higgins, R. Keller, T. Losey, J. Monastra, M. Thompson, W. Troncone The band played, the couples danced, and everyone enjoyed the 1977 prom. It was held in the beautiful dining room of the Meadowbrook Lodge. The theme song, Oh, Very Young, was played as Darla Hughes and Jack Higgins were crowned queen and king. It was a memorable occasion for seniors and juniors alike. 134 Top left: King and Queen pose with the class advisors. Middle: Chris Kruger and Liz Conklin toasting their final days in high school. Right: Darla and Jack dance to the theme song. Bottom: The end of a long evening. 135 Class Day Top left: The stage crew says farewell to Mr. Garr. Top right: Mrs. Seely receives her whip. Middle: The front row reflects. Right: Andrew Huben gives the welcoming address. 136 The gymnasium was packed with parents, friends, and underclassmen as the Class of 1977 filed in for class day. The opening address was given by Andrew Huben, who expressed his feelings in the words of Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken. Senior superlatives were given awards for their specialties by Darla Hughes and Andrew Huben. The class presented money to the school to go towards an I.D. laminating machine. The crowds stood up and applauded Mrs. Seely, Mr. McGinnis, and Mr. Garr as a final farewell. As the classes moved up, the Class of 1977 was pushed out into the cold, cold world. Left: Tisah Mueller saddens as she leaves. Bottom: Mr. Miller accepts the dedication. 137 Freshman Year Class History We arrived at G.S.C. scared and confused and standing there with open arms was Robert Leslie alias Doc . Loving our adorable class, the Seniors decided to adopt us, only to our surprise that they would send us to the wrong rooms. We were told how lucky we were because we had a new Assistant Principal. We realize now how lucky we really were because he didn't know how to use the P.A. system. It took us only two weeks to find our leaders and what leaders they were—Tina Lucente—President, Mary Croswell—Vice President, Laurie Kaynor—Secretary, and Ann Scott—Treasurer. We knew there was something wrong when no teacher would volunteer to be our advisors. Dr. Leslie appointed Miss Domac and Mr. Reukauf. We started off as the record breaking money Freshman class. Dr. Leslie congratulated us. Miss Domac came through with an idea for spirit week resulting in a tie for first place. The freshman class was confused. They didn't know whether they were in General Science or Sex Education when Mr. Reukauf displayed the anatomy of the female body in full view on his movie screen. The freshman class was surprised when Mr. Reukauf had to leave the room grabbing the picture as he went. The Freshman brains got together and brought us through to a victory in the Freshman Sophomore bowl. At the end of the year elections rolled around and Phil Downs stole the crowd's votes when he promised a beer vending machine and cigarette machine in every bathroom. It went well with his slogan, Phill up with Downs . Sophomore Year We came into this year with high hopes and officers Phil Downs, Robin Hunter, Debbie Dewitt, and Ann Scott. Our first job was to find a new advisor since Miss Domack had quit. Who was the best person to ask? The new Spanish teacher—Mrs. Hunter. She accepted, little knowing what she was getting into. Where was our President when John Wallace decided the homeroom representatives were not sufficient and decided to take over and re-elect? Was he out buying cigarettes to sell in the bathroom? John's bright idea was to sponsor a spaghetti dinner and everyone was to bring in a jar of sauce. The trouble was that there wasn't anyone at the dinner. We lost the few customers we did have when Andy Huben and Tom Simmons decided to take on the white waters, canoeing through the cafeteria and into the halls of the Hooker Building. What money we did make in the Freshman Year was soon lost when John Wallace got up the Bicentennial Spirit by buying pencils. The business was good until John forgot to take down the names of those who were selling. Wallace came through with another good idea when he purchased Goshen High tote bags, only to find they didn't sell well. With only three minutes to pass between classes, Judy Cassel and Jean Dineen found it easier to get there by roller skates. This new method came to an abrupt termination when Mr. Hoerup sat them down in the middle of the hall and compelled them to remove the skates. Judy and Jean were late for class as a result. We lost the Freshmen-Sophomore Bowl, but no fear, there's always next year. Judy Cassel and Jack Higgins failed their Geometry Regents, but no despair, there's always next year in 12-2 to try again. Our final bow occurred when Mr. Reukaff joined Miss Domak in deserting our class. Junior Year We entered the Junior Year slightly depressed— Where had all our money gone? Can you answer that question, John? Mary Flannery took on the chore of building up our bank account, but who was the Vice-President? John Wallace was. Laurie Kaynor and Judy Cassel were there to help Mary see to it that John did not spend any money. We knew our class was doing well when the attendance for our class meeting was down to six people, four of whom were the class officers. Mr. Hoerup received a warning, to either shut his window, or shut his mouth. The most spirit we ever had was at our tail gate bake sale—too bad we had to give away the food. Luckily, the car wash was a big success, thanks to John Guarino, who brought all his cars. Everyone thought it was funny when they saw water coming out of Marie Jubala's socks, only to turn and find Robert Jones stuffing a hose down her pants. I bet that cooled you off, huh Marie? The Junior Class kept up the good record by losing the Junior-Senior Bowl. The Junior Class decided that the Seniors may have had more brain power than they, but the Juniors had more creativity. Therefore, we challenged them to a contest in decorating Christmas Trees, only to find the tree swept away by Maude, the janitoress. We then used our physical strength to overpower them in the Junior Senior Basketball Game. Further, there was a battle of the sexes when Brian Labanowski and Judy Cassel ran against each other for Student Senate President. Brian's only pitfall was his speech writer and song arrangement. Who wants to be the boss, Brian? Everybody was overtaken by Andy Huben's charm and his campaign promises; little did they know! Marie Jurbala lost her temper when Huben's mafia sabotaged her posters. Jack and Judy, after failing the regents in January and June, find out that it is another half year in 12-2 with Mr. Basla. And onward we move, anticipating the new high school. Senior Year We entered this year with plenty of knowledge and wisdom. Unfortunately, we didn't know where anything was. It was a new experience for everybody, especially for our officers, Andy Huben, Darla Hughes, Sheila Degan, and Kelli Case. We started off the year with a boom when a multitude of people showed up for the first class meeting of the year and signed up for all the committees. Laurie Kaynor and Richard Keller are still searching for the people on the prom committee. Michael Klienwaks was nominated the host of the year. The biggest upset of the year was Mr. Assalian going a whole half a year without the P.A. system. Judy Cassel and Shiela Degan were insulted when they were told they weren't permitted to talk in study hall. It didn't seem to bother them though, for they made up for it in the 5-minute passing time. The lack of spirit in the new school this year had us postponing the time of spirit week until finally we decided not to have it. Our first money making activity was football concessions. There was no lack of spirit there. In fact, it was so crowded we couldn't even move. More than enough spirit was shown at the Junior-Senior basketball game when Richard Keller, John Wallace, Dick Murphy, Jim Colgan, Joe Suresky, and Mike Bach showed their sexy legs with their cheering routines. They cheered us on to victory. By the way, who's captain next year? Our class was really brought together with the sleigh rides every Saturday night. It made it so much more fun when we warmed up at Michael's and Mark's afterwards. It's January and Jack and Judy finally passed their regents in Geometry with a little help from Mr. Basla. How much did you pay him, you guys? The seniors finally got a privilege when they got their own, private bathroom. The only quandary here was getting out with the underclassmen picketing outside. Beverly Cathy and Karen Riedy were heard asking Who's been smoking in our bathroom? Who could forget that night when Andy Hugen and Lisa Johnson spent the night at Troop F. There was a bomb scare at the station and they were found hanging around. Being arrested didn't bother Lisa—she was her same old self. She talked and talked .... but the funny part about it was that they were sprung awfully quick. Did you have connections Andy? The Seniors went into the Senior-Junior bowl with serious hearts, only to be shot down by Mr. Hendry. He made them remove their gowns and fake noses; but they lost anyway. Our biggest money-making project was the car wash. We made two dollars. Nobody will forget May 24 when Jean Dineen made it to homeroom she must have had her rollerskates on. Another senior privilege was leaving early and coming in late. That was a big break for the handful of people who have 1st and 7th mods free. Keith Maybee and Mark Thompson turn 18 and receive a playboy magazine at their party. How come all you guys were in the laundry room all night? The C.I.A. agents were hot on their trail they found there was a leak in the prom court votes. Dr. Leslie cleared up the problem fast. The class trip was one to always remembered. Ben Wes-lowski got his hair wet. On the way down Bus 3 fit 10 people in the bus bathroom. It came to an abrupt halt when the lack of oxygen caused Darla Hughes to stop the fun, and Lisa Johnson got sick. Mark Thompson got another 300 brownie points when they had Mr. Toffectus on the edge of the fountain and Mark saved him by pulling him back. Everyone had to be back at the buses at 7:30 except for Andy, Michael, and Tom. They had an excuse—the ride broke. What were the names of those girls? Sue Puzio and Jack Higgins felt the electricity when they played husband and wife in the Senior Class play. No one knew the relationship would continue after the play was over. We've come and gone through a lot of experiences, some good and some, well ... We've lived through Mr. Assalian's announcements. Dr. Leslie's speeches, four class advisors and Andy's promises that never came. The Class of 1977 marched out of the Charles J. Hooker building to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance with tears in their eyes and smiles on their faces. The Right Reverend Monseingor Joseph McCaffrey gave both the invocation and benediction. Shereen Brack-field and Mary Flannery gave the class addresses, while Rose-anne Bulaga, Joseph Monastra, Thomas Rankin, and Wendy Yohannon made the introductions. The Class received their diplomas from School Board President Jack Degan and Principal Robert E. Leslie. Right: Dan Zielinski and Sally Triggiani Bottom right: Mary Flannery receives her diploma. 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