Griffith Institute Central School - Griffonell Yearbook (Springville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

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Activities ...................... page 116 VOIume 54 Student Life ................... page 152 Community .................... page 172 1kg , I , - L . UN 711'th x160? 1:5 DLWEIFV 00021 Ozmd 01L ' f . W9 Mk Mai Ca, CLxCNS Hap xmwmuk 1, L .L Np LL. L, 12am : 01w HA. LL: my V904 m: U 1., 1M, , 1W gm WW WOW wa0, 3qu Elem! ' ' I 'VJl'uj'SQV3 amp MC? ?Wchx 12 be cmsum CAAQ xstQ basis: 0? pug: 1,4311 Maemd, keaLIva 1:0 'x'me w? DJ M SLEMJS I x;- L Lifji A MOQWJ 5 MRMI? b83911 REEWWKC SWIM Q b FACU LTY Another school year is approaching its end and you the members of the Class of 1979 will soon become a part of history as the 147th graduating class at G.l. Graduation is a most rewarding ending and commencement is an even more exciting beginning. These combine to make us proud and hopeful for the future-ethe tomorrows that you and I will have. UToday new-born from all my yesterdays as written in the poem TODAY by 0.8. Davis is as true today as it was yesterday, and will be as true tomorrow as it is today. UI held today in my hand and watched it untold is another line from this poem and holds much truth of what we have done over the years as this class has matured under the leadership of the faculty. the guidance of your parents, the influence of your friends, and the environment to which you have been exposed and until now you have become a most important part of our community. it is for this reason that this farewell will bring a separation of the very real and wonderful part of our lives. It is this that makes for the tears of parting as well as the joys of accomplishments. It is with real regret that I break into your thoughts of the moment with the fact of tomorrowethe tomorrow that will surely come. It is this for which you have been preparing. You have always been aware that this is only the beginning, and that sooner or later you must plan for the future. And what is your future? It becomes increasingly difficult to outline just what the future will demand. I can assure you that it will be whatever you make of itestrong with determination or weak with the failures of boredom or dependency. in your tomorrow you will need work to provide you with the necessities of life, with the fulfillment of your mental desires, and leisure time activities to keep you fresh, interested, and mentally alert. Use your time, all of it, but try to maintain that clean-cut break between work and play using both wisely. I have enjoyed being with you these past 4 years and I appreciate the opportunity to congratulate you on your achievements and wish you much success and happiness in your future endeavors. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. D. Brogan. REFLECTIONS OF THE 1978-79 SCHOOL YEAR As the 1978-79 school year nears conclusion, I would like to take a moment to express my sincere thanks to all students, staff, and faculty for the fine support the office has received this academic year. This has been a most challenging year which has produced an ever improving quality of education here at G.l. Each and every department deserves a special word of thanks as all have tried to provide enriching educational experiences beyond just the four classroom walls. We have witnessed several successful choral, band and orchestra presentations; including the Pageant of Bands. The New York State Future Farmers of America chose Springville as the site for their successful Annual Convention. All of us have taken great pride in the accomplishments of our athletic teams. We have a most successful new school newspaper, The Zenith , sponsored by the English depart- ment. Student government has been increasingly active and productive, with its ef- forts in Student Council and the sponsoring of several dances. Many of our students have volunteered untold hours in working with our local hospital and several charitable organizations. The International Dinner sponsored by the Language department was most enjoyable. The plays, Frankenstein , Some of My Best Friends , uCastle in the Village . The Maids , and Children's Theatre, 12 Dancing Princesses were outstanding performances sponsored by the Theatre Workshop. Selected field trips have broadened our students' understanding of the world of work and provided some very realistic goals. These are but a few of the undertakings for which we are most grateful and all of us should be thankful. Also we would like to take a moment to thank all who have worked so hard to make the Springville-Griflith Institute Central School District uConduct Code work. For those of you who have generated your energies in a productive manner, your reward is great. For those who let yesterday slip by without challenge or accomplishment, I can only hope that those disappointments and failures will encourage you to try harder in the coming year wherever you may be. My best wishes go with this year's graduating class, and I look forward to an even Hbigger and better 1979-80 school year. Thank you. David M. Brogan SECRETARIES SECRETARIESeROW 1: Mrs. N. Arnold. ROW 2: Mrs. M. Hall, Mrs. C. Wohlhueter, Mrs. T. Taylor. SUPERINTENDENT Dear Seniors, Very soon you will be passing as a stu- dent through the doors of GI for the last time. You will not only be entering a new phase of your life but also, in a short time, a new decade. The 1970's had the space shuttle, Watergate, Reggie Bars, remodel- ed GI, Vietnam, disco, energy crisis, and the Grape Crush. The decade of the 1980ls is your decade. By 1989 you will be 28 with a head start on your future. Plan wisely and make the most of every day and year. William I. Nennstiel Superintendent of Schools Dr. William Nennstiel SCHOOL BOARD Board President: Robert Slating BOARD OF EDUCATION: ROW1: R. Collier, R. Slating, M. Seider, J. Hammer ROW 2: E. Lake, H. Babbitt, R. Sheldon, N. Hodak AIDES WAR LEFU AUDIO-VISUAL DEPT.-Mr. K. Hoppel, Mrs. 8. Owen. uEFU MONITORS: Ms. C. Husul, Ms. M. Klingensmith BELOW LIBRARY AIDE: Mrs. M. Swartz wPPER LEFU CAFETERIA STAFF-ROW 1: Mrs. S. Bowser, Mrs. B. Newman, Mrs. B. Holtz, Mrs. N. Rhow ROW 2: Mrs. M. DeVinney, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. M. Lips, Mrs. J. Call uOWER LEFD ATTENDANCE CLERK-Mrs. J. Leone, NURSE: Mrs. L. Odell. MBOVB JANITORS Mr. W. Hunchar, Mr. J. Piscitelli, Mr. C. Vacinek William Baker ; 34x Henry Bartkowski David Brauch Arthur Clark Paul Cook Charles Couture Gerald DeLisle Carrie Dudley James Duprey Shannon Duggan Paul Emerling 20 Jack Feneran Kathryn GIOVaCK Paul LaWtOn FrederiCK Gantz Clarence Harrison Robert Kramer Robert MadUrski William Jax Dale Lampila FrederiCK Mears 21 x3 i Robert Metz Michael Minogue Lois Odell - k g; - 59$ 1w, Sally Pawlik Marjorie Phillips Patricia Piehl Barbara Ross Robert Schlageter Frederick Schrantz Linda Schumacher Jimmy Seales Philip Smolinski 22 Richard Snethen Bruce Solomon Robert Sorensen in X Rhea Spire Evelyn Timmel Nancy White Charles Whitmer .143 1' : Beatrice Williams Jeanette Wojcik Jean Zachey FACULTY NOT PICTURED Ronald Baumler Debbie Goldberg Agnes Neary William Dudzic David Herwig Michael Nugent Janet Engel Marilyn Mead Gerard Quinn Lynn Sando Lorraine Freeman IN MEMORIAM In 1978, two members of the Griffith Institute died. Mr. Robert Ingerson, one of the elementary physical education teachers passed away in October. In November, Mr. Eugene Gnann, a high school guidance counselor, died. Mr. Eugene Gnann One can't describe the sorrow. Or the aching emptiness From the death of a great person Whose life seemed so endless. Who can forget his dimpled cheeks, His crinkled eyes, His smile, His charming ways and Attitude, That made your day Worthwhile He always seemed to have a smile and tell a joke or two, To make you smile with him When days got down on you. His grin and words of Friendliness Meant quite a lot to me, And I know he'll live Forever, In all our memories. Jackie Lutz Mr. Robert Ingerson Robert Ingerson was a member of the G.I. faculty who will long be remembered for his contributions in the field of athletics. He not only taught physical education in Springville for thirty-one years, but also coached the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams for many years. His football teams were divisional champions from 1954 to 1958 and his basketball teams were Southern Erie County champions in 1946 and 1947. In 1974 Coach Ingerson was inducted into the Griffith Institute ltPop Warner Hall of Fame and was given the Erie County Interscholastic Conference Directors Award. He was also voted Teacher of the Year in the Griffith Institute and Central School District in 1968. In addition to being remembered for his many honors, Robert Ingerson will always be thought of as a man who taught good sportsmanship and fair play to all students with whom he came in contact. FACULTY N EWS Many changes took place in the Griffith Institute faculty during the 1978-1979 school year. Mr. William Jax and Miss Agnes Neary both retired and the latter was replaced by Mr. David Herwig. In addition, new department Chairpersons were appointed: Mr. Robert Sorensen of the science department and Miss 24 Lorraine Freeman of the social studies department. Mr. Brian Laud took a leave of absence and was replaced by Mrs. Lynn Sando. Mr. Ronald Baumler became our new guidance counselor after Mr. Eugene Gnannls death. Miss Debbie Goldberg was added to the faculty to organize a high school resource room. WILLIAM BAKER ROBERT C. BALLARD-Degrees: 8.8., MS. Schools: S.U.C. Buf- falo. Subjects: Wood, General Survey, Ceramics. ELEANOR D. BARiE-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: Syracuse University, New York University. Subjects: Shorthand i 81 ll, Transcription. Aciivities: Senior Class Adviser. SHARON BARLEY HENRY BARTKOWSKI RONALD BAUMLER DAVID BRAUCH DAVID M. BROGAN-Degrees: B. Ed., M. Ed. Vice-Principai. Ac- tivities: Student Council. ARTHUR A. CLARK-Degrees: BM. Schools: Union College. Sub- jects: Chorus, Comprehensive Foundations of Music. Vocai Lessons, Elementary Music Classes. Activities: Griffithaires. PAUL COOK CHARLES W. COUTURE-Degrees: 8.8. Schools: Michigan State University. Subjects: Farm Production Management II, III, 81 IV. Ac- tivities: F.F.A. NAN COLLEEN CROGLlA-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: D'Youville College, Canisius College. Guidance Counselor. GERALD F. DELISLE-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: Potsdam, ithaca. Subjects: Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Instrumemai Lessons. Activities: Marching Units, Jazz Ensemble, Double Woodwind Quintet. DANIEL DRAKE CARRIE M. DUDLEY-Degrees: B.A., M.L.S. Schools: New York State College for Teachers at Albany, S.U.C. Geneseo. School Media Specialist. Activities: Library Club. WILLIAM A. DUDZIC-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Subjects: Regents Earth Science, 9th Grade General Science. M. SHANNON DUGGAN-Degrees: B.A. Schools: D'Youville College. Subjects: French Il81IV,Spanish I. Activities: French Club. JAMES F. DUPREY-Degrees: B.S., M.A. Schools: S.U,N.Y. Buf- falo. Subjects: 10m Grade World History, 11th Grade Problems of Democracy. Activities: J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball. PAUL EMERLING-Degrees: B.S. Schools: Cornell University. Subjects: Agriculture 9, Conservation, Horticulture III. JANET ENGEL JACK FENERAN-Degrees: B.A. Schools: Saint Bonaventure University. Subjects: English 10-2 81 10-3, Techniques of Composi- tion and Research. LORRAINE FREEMAN FREDERICK GANTZ SANDRA GiAMBRONE-Degrees: M.A. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Studio in Art, Advertising Design, Drawing and Painting, Advanced Technical Design. LUCILLE A. GlBBIN-Degrees: B.A., MS. Schools: DiYouviIle College, Canisius College, Buffalo State University. Subjects: English 10. KATHRYN GLOVAK EUGENE J. GNANN-Degrees: B.S., M.Ed. Schools: Canisius College. Guidance Counselor. DEBORAH GOLDBERG CLARENCE HARRISON-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Subjects: Social Studies 9. Activities: Freshman Class Adviser. EMERSON D. HAVENS-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: Mansfield State College, Saint Bonaventure University. Subjects: 11th Grade Problems of Democracy, 12th Grade Government. Activities: Foot- ball. DAVID HERWIG WILLIAM JAX ROBERT E. KAUFMANN-Degrees: B.S. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo, Ithaca College, Canisius College. Coordinator of Guidance. Ac- tivities: Senior Class Adviser, Griffith Athletic Club, Girls' Basket- ball. ERCEL KAYES R. JAMES KRAMER-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: Villanova University, Canisius College. Subjects: Business Math, Typing I. DALE LAMPlLA-Degrees: B.S. Schools: Cornell University. Sub- jects: Agriculture Mechanization. . BRIAN LAUD-Degrees: B.A. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Buffalo. Subjects: Math 9-1, Math 10, Math 10-1, Intermediate Algebra. Activities: Girls Tennis, J.V. Basketball. PAUL LAWTON-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Business Communications, English 11, Theatre Workshop l 81 ll. Activities: Theatre Workshop, Key Club. ROBERT MADURSKI MARILYN M. MEAD-Degrees: B.A. Schools: Cornell University, FACULTY DIRECTORY IiUniversite de Leval, S.U.N.Y. Fredonia.Subjects:French l81lli.Ac- tivities: French Club. FREDERICK W. MEARS-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Subjects: Orchestra, Instrumental Lessons, Middle School Orchestra and Instrumental Lessons. Activities: 3 String Quartets. ROBERT J. METZ-Degrees: A.A.S., 8.8., Ms. Schools: Niagara Community College, S.U.N.Y. Albany, Canisius College. Subjects: Office Practice, Typing I. Activities: Key Ciub. MIKE MlNOGUE-A.S., B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.C. Brockport, Nassau Community College. Subjects: Health Education. Activities: Springville Youth, Inc. AGNES NEARY MICHAEL NUGENT-Degrees: BS, MS. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Cortland, S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Physical Education. Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Track. THOMAS O'BRIEN-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Math 10-2, Calculus, Analytic Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Activities: Sophomore Class Adviser. LOIS ODELL-Degrees: Diploma in Nursing, B.S., M.Ed. Schools: University of Rochester, S.U.N.Y. Buffalo. School Nurse. Activities: Health Careers Club. RODNEY ODELL SALLY A. PAWLlK-Degrees: B.S. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Albany. Sub- jects: Shorthand I, Typing I, Personal Typing. MARJORIE PHILLIPS PATRICIA PIEHL-Degrees: B.A. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Sub- jects: English 9-3. JOSEPH A. POLILLi-Degrees: 8.3., Ms. 6th Year Certificate. Schools: East Carolina College, Hofstra University. High School Principal. GERARD QUINN PAUL J. RANDALL-Degrees: B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo, Alfred University. Subjects: Exceptional Education, Summer Driver Education. Activities: Youth Employment Training Program, Knapp Scholarship Fund Chairman. BARBARA ROSS-Degrees: B.S. Schools: Clarion State College. Subjects: General Math. TERESA O. SALZLER-Degrees: B.A., B.Ed. Schools: College of Saint Elizabeth, Cornell University, Canisius College. Subjects: Essay and Research, Language and the Psychology of Com- munitions, Speech, Greek Mythology, English 9-1 81 9-2. Activities: American Field Service. , LYNN SANDO ROBERT SCHLAGETER FREDERICK J. SCHRANTZ-Degrees: A.B., M.S. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Subjects: 11th Grade American Studies, 12th Grade Government, 12m Grade Sociology. Activities: National Honor Society. LINDA SCHUMACHER-Degrees: 8.8., M.S. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Cortland, S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Physical Education. Activities: Girls' Varsity Swimming. JIMMY SEALES PHILIP D. SMOLINSKI-Degrees: B.S., M.S. Dir. H.P.E.R. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Buffalo, Ithaca College. Subjects: Physical Education. Ac- tivities: Basketball. MARY ELIZABETH SNETHEN-Degrees: Litt. B. Schools: Rutgers University, Saint Bonaventure University. Subjects: English 11 8112, Journalism. Activities: G.I. Jottings, The Zenith. RICHARD M. SNETHEN-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. SchooIs: Rutgers University, Colby College. Subjects: Biology. BRUCE SOLOMON-Degrees: B.A. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Buffalo. Subjects: Social Studies 10. Activities: Softball. ROBERT SORENSEN-Degrees: B.A., M.A. Schools: S.U1N.Y. Buf- falo. Subjects: Physics 2 81 3, Earth Science 9-3. RHEA SPIRE-B.S., MS. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Buffalo. Subjects: Creative Crafts. EVELYN S. TIMMEL-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: S.U.C. Buffalo. Subjects: Home Economics 2 81 3, Clothing II 81 Ill. NANCY G. WHITE-Degrees: B.A. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Fredonia. Subjects: Spanish I, ll, Ill,81IV.Activities:Spanish Club, Yearbook. CHARLES E. WHITMER-Degrees: B.Ed., M.Ed. Schools: S.U.N.Y. Buffalo. Subjects: Accounting, Business Law, Secretarial Practice. BEATRICE WILLIAMS-Degrees: BS, MS. Schools: S.U.C. Buf- falo. Subjects: Foods I 81 II, Clothing i. JEANETTE R. WOJCIK-Degrees: BS, MS. Schools: S.U.C. Buf- falo. Subjects: English 9. GORDON J. B. WOOD-Degrees: 8.8., Ms. Schools: S.U.C. Buf- falo. Subjects: Earth Science. JEAN ZACHEY-Degrees: B.A., M.Ed. Schools: University of Buf- falo. Subjects: English 10-3 81 10-4. 25 1 0J4 ch ,: $03 X'cu K i :acSL a Goad; J XICOW' and T WXHSA X ? . OU m! 0717 IW04 9 . HA9. SQA or C ,- UJlU QLWRYS lie ' V qlv dCl . Good UCXQ VJ: 6i; H; t H i ; .3 1' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-ROW 1: P. Orchard, Vice President; J. Kittie, President; ROW 2: J. Schoepfiin, Treasurer; D. Manchester, Secretary Class History Looking back, the Class of 1979 has many good memories . . . . . . Our Freshman Year, Marcia Blakely served as President; Carol Kellick, Vice-President; Tracy Law, Secretary; and Bob Steff, Treasurer. Our class adviser was Mrs. Salzler. The Class of 1979, like many others, experienced split sessions. Although the day was short, we manag- ed to fulfill our academic responsibilities and still en- joy ourselves. We composed our class song, chose class colors of navy and powder blue, and designed our class rings. Our first major fund-raising activity was the sale of the Griffin T-shirts. We then entered the snow sculpture contest in January, had a bake sale in May and concluded our activities with the Moving-Up Day Dance. . . . Our Sophomore Year, Kyle Sprague led us as President, Carol Kellick as Vice President, Tracy Law as Secretary and Laurel Odell as Treasurer. Mr. Kauf- mann was our adviser. That year marked the end of split sessions and a return to a full school day. Our first big event was the Christmas Ball with the theme Silent Night at which Cheile Crow was crowned Queen. Her court was com- posed of Kyle Sprague, Judy Hamm, Wende Wilke, Ellen Oatmeyer, Cathy Fiel, Carol Kellick, Rachel Spire, Brenda Edwards, Ellen Gibbin and Jill Alberico. The second semester was memorable for several events. We wili never forget the Blizzard of '77 which kept us from school for over a week. Later, we held a record sale which was very successful. May was an exciting time as we placed orders for our class rings. . . .OurJuniorYear,JeffKittle was President; Debbie Agle, Vice-President; Tracy Law, Secretary; and Cheile Crow, Treasurer. Our class adviser was Mr. Madurski. That fall of 1977 we received our rings. We spon- sored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance with the ad- mission prices determined by selecting a heart from a fish bowl. The Junior-Senior Flag Football game was exciting with Mr. Soloman and Mr. Minogue serving as coaches. The teams played so well that the game end- ed in a scoreless tie. At the beginning of the new year a dance was held. We participated in a series of sports events among all classes which included basketball and hockey. April was a special month for it held our Junior Prom. As our theme, we chose tiDream On. Kyle Sprague was given the honor of being Queen. Members of her court were Lora Lee Rumfola, Joell ingerson, Debbie Agle, Ellen Oatmeyer, Jill Aiberico and Darlene Bristol. . . . Now that we are Seniors, Jeff Kittie is our President; Pete Orchard, Vice-President; Debbie Manchester, Secretary; and Julie Schelpfiin, Treasurer. Our class adviser is Mr. Kaufmann. Our Senior Year has been busy. The Class of 1978 wrote a Student Government Constitution and left the task of organizing a Student Council to our class as seniors. Two of our classmates serve as officers of this organization: Kyle Sprague, President, and Denise Paquin, Vice-President. Our magazine sale surpassed our saies quota, guaranteeing a free cap and gown for most class members. In October, Lynne Michaiakes was crowned our 1978-1979 Homecoming Queen. Members of her court were Dorothy Schrader, Tracy Law, Beth Gavola, Cathy Fiel, Debbie Agle, Debbie Sion, Wende Wilke, Denise Paquin and Carol Kellick. The Junior-Senior Flag Football game was held with Mr. Madurski as our coach. This year we defeated our opponents with a score of 28-0. Our Senior Prom and Graduation lie ahead. The Class of 1979 will miss the good times shared with friends here and will always remember the people who made our years enjoyable at Griffith Institute. Debra Agle Jill Alberico Tracy Aldrow Linda Aplin Michael Atwood Sharon Backhaus 3 Caroly Barletta 29 Robert Benson Beth Billings Jeffrey Blakely Daniel Blesy Deborah Bockhahn Marcia Blakely 30 Thomas Botsford Deanna Brooks James Broomfield Nancy Burke Lawrence Butzer Marietta Butzer Mark Cannon 32 3 , Carolyn Clark Deborah Cobo Shirley Crosby Michelle Crow Andrew Dalgleish James Doherty Dominick Drumsta 34 George Emerling Richard Enser , X gms ' Susan Farner 36 Joseph Feidt 'r y . , ' 9:4 DomlynFellows U Catherine Fiel Lynn Flower Charity Frenzel Charles Frey Daniel Frost Daniel Fuller .r ,W l: m win 1 Ellen Funk ' Chris Gabriel V Amy Gebh'ard Christine Gentner Steven Gernatt x Ellen Gibbin Albert Gimbrone Sandra Goddard ; 38 WNW w Robin Griffith Dave Gunsher Susan Gusch Kristin Halfpenny Beth Hall Judith Hamm Emerson Havens 39 Beth Hawkins Thomas Hawkins :? X Randall Hess Karilea Hilliker Steve Homstead 40 Ile Jackson Cami Joell Ingerson Patricia Huber Susan Johnson Kelly Kane 4 Julie Kazmark Carol Kellick Luann Kessler Dawn Kester James Keys Jeanne Kinter 42 N Jeffery Kittle Bert Klein Rebecca Klever Jilann Klosin Craig Kota 43 Beth Krzemien Mayd KumJT er W 1 ,j a f M f Jill LaCerais Tracy Land Connie Langreck Ki wank j I XX 3 f Lorna Lape '. .. Tami Lavin , K Tracy Law Randal-l Lfeoniard L'J 7x Diane Linamen Bruce Ludwig Mary Beth Luno Mohammed Maaitah Kathleen Maloy 46 Brian McCall McClellan Mesch Catherine Meszaros Marcia Miller William Miller Gary Milliman Candy Mortimer Matthew Mumbach Rodney Nellis Ellen Oatmeyer Michael Cross Denise Paquin Lynn Orsini Elaine Paul James Pearson Carol Pennington Darlene Phillips Linda Phillips Vincent Piccirilli Steven Pidsadnik 50 Cheryl Pilger Kathy Puff Marcy Quick Lori Ratajczak Patti Rauch 51 Loralee Rumfola Carl Schelble 52 Ronald Schlageter Dorothy Schrader Cynthia Shea Daniel Sherlock Deborah Sion Kathleen Smith Lisa Smith Mark Smith ,y a j Kn: Zoanne Smith Amy Snyder Patricia Sommer 54 Tina Sroda Anne Stallone Lynn Stein Leonard Story David Stowell Melonie Suckow Matthew Szarleta Judi Tackentien Kay Tharnish Bonnie Thoren Julie Underberg 56 Holt Vaughn Gregory Walczak Mark Warner David Webster Lori Webster Kim Welty 57 Ronald Whiiehead Lisa Widdowfield Timothy Wnek Jacqueline Wolf William Wotherspoon SENIORS NOT Ralph Barsalou George Becker Karen Bellinger Darrell Bishop Philip Burn Robert Butzer Daniel Clark Roger Cranston Dennis Desjarlais Brian Durolek Timothy Dziak Carol Francis Dzieozic James Earl David Fisher Miriam Garver William Goss Roger Headley Louis Horschel Beth Jaworski Mark Joslin PICTURED Kevin Klein George Lake James Lamm Evelyn Langes Jean Langford Gerald Langreck Robert Linden Lauren Locker Marjorie Lounsbury Michael Maddex Mark McCarthy Lynne Michalakes Linda Mrugala George Nagel Duane Noto Barbara Papke Sandra Pattison Tammy Pilger Mark Ranic Thomas Ruda Jon Wysocki Larry Schultz Dean Schunke Kermit Seales Deborah Smith Donna Smith Matthew Smith Theresa Smith David Snyder Bruce Spencer Bert Spengler Timothy Spulecki Robert Steff Russell Szymanski James Tessmer Paul Tuttle Richard Weitz Daniel Wittmeyer Linus Wurtz Gerald Zimmermann 59 uuunaill IIII:!I-Ii 1hngiyhlslllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Center Left: MOST CREATIVE: Rachel Spire and Steve Homstead Right: BEST ALL-AROUND: Kyle Sprague and Jeff Kittle Bottom Left: BEST LOOKING: Karilea Hilliker and Bill Brogan 61 351 J yvy XW CBJII, Jxegbgeozgn MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Lynne Michalakes, Emmy Havens BEST DRESSED: Craig Kota, Debbie Manchester HAPPIEST: Julie Schoepflin, Rick Dittmar MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Denise Pacquin and MOST ARTISTIC: Lisa Smith ahd Scott Wright Pete Orchard .'IHIIII' IIVI.II.K; lI.IIIIII -'.IiI' .I-IInJ-n :u-, ---,-- MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE: Bob Steff and Carol Pen- nington NOT PICTURED: MOST TALKATIVE: Ron Whitehead and Jeanne Kinter QUIETEST: Phil Burn and Kathy Puff MOST THEATRICAL: Roger Headiey McClellan and Jackie SENIOR DIRECTORY DEBRA ANN AGLE-Agle's Bagles, One Ear, Deb, Miss Agle. Majors: Art, Business, Home Ec. Activities: Yearbook 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Vice President 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Boys Swimming Scorekeeper 3,4; French Club 2; Trip to Paris 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Junior Prom Court. Ambitions: To live on a deserted island with someone very special to me. to own a blue camera, to remember my laugh attacks with Emer, and to someday find a date to poor T.A. JILL ANNE ALBERICO-Dill, Rico. Dilldon. Roach. Majors: Math, Art. Activities: A.F.S. 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; C.Y.O. 1,2,3; Golf 3; Junior-Senior Football 3,4; Junior-Senior Basketball 4; Girls Basketball. Ambitions: T0 always remind Bridget, Chelle, and Beth of my flying Dodge and always hide from the UMartians with Carol, TRACY HELEN ALDROWeTrace. Majors: Business, Ambitions: To graduate and get an interesting job, helping others. To get to see my penpals as soon as possible. FABlAN AMBROSleBaby face. Majors: Math, Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club 4; Exchange Student 4. Ambitions: To go around the world; to meet people and to finish my studies in the University. LINDA APLIN. MICHAEL L. ATWOOD-Mike, Atty, Tard. Majors: Math, Science, Industrial Arts. Ac- tivities: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Football 1. Ambitions: To someday burneout Wayne, Bone, Phil. and Jerry and all the other Heads in 6.1., and to someday live with Deck in Florida. SHARON BACKHAUS-Putt-Putt, Dolly, Shake-it, Blondie. Majors: Ornamental Hor- ticulture,Ag.Business.Activities:F.F.A.1,2,3,4;StudentAdvisor.AmbitionszTo work in a Horticultural field and prove that Farmers are the best. CAROLYN BARLETTAeMajors: Math, Business. Ambitions: To go to school to become a registered nurse, then live life as it comes. RALPH BARSALOU BRIAN BECKER GEORGE E. BECKER-Majors: Math, Science, Business. Activities: Swimming 1,2,- 3,4; Track 1; Cross Country 2; Shoe Box 3; Muffler Repair 4, Ambitions: To go up the down, in the out, through the middle; to drink a plentitude of vigorous amount at suds. KAREN BELLINGER ROBERT F. BENSONeBob, Babs, Air-head. Majors: Math, Science, French, Girls. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who in High School America 3,4;C.Y.O.1,2,3,4;Key Club 4; French Club1,2; A.F.S. 1,2,4; Junior-Senior Basketball Game Coach 3,4. Ambitions: To go to college to play basketball and study engineering; to drive Emmy insane, MITCH BEYER-Dodge Ball, Wilber, Beger. Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Swim- ming1,2,3,4;Track1,2;Cross Country 2; Parties 2,3,4. . .;Crusin' 2,3,4. . .;Con- nie 3,4. . .Ambitions: To get married, have a family, and live in the country. To take my Chevelle and cruise through all 48 states with a good friend. NONrSTOP, BETH BlLLlNGS-Mother, RB. Majors: Boces Food Service. Activities: Chorus, Grif- tithaires. Ambitions: To make as many people as happy as possible in my life. To be married soon. DARRELL BlSHOP-Buck, Pope, Low Rider. Majors: Ag. Mechanics. Activities: F.F.A. 2,3,4; League Bowling Party1,2,3,4,Ambitions:To retire until 65 and then par- ty until i die. To sit around like women and watch soap operas. JEFF BLAKELY-Majors: Ag. Business. Farm Production and Management. MARCIA ELLEN BLAKELY-Martian, Marsh, Marseea, Blake, Blakely, Blakes, Slim, Squirrel. Maiors: Music. Math, Science. Activities: Freshman Class President; Jazz Ensemble; Woodwind Sextet 2; Flag Football 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President sixth period 4, Tenor Leader 4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Griitithaires 2,3,4; Orchestra half of 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Helping Prove Clapton is God 3,4; Goin' Crazy 1,2,3,4; Rating Guys 4. Ambitions: To always remember community park and go back sometime with Judah, Toad, Schris, Beaver, Schroll, JP, Walt, Boy, De, Q-Ball, DB and who it may concern and achieve the ultimate jam. To find out what God's plans are for me and follow them through to the best of my ability with His help and find my love and make him happy. DANIEL BLESY. DEBORAH B. BOCKHAHKN-Deb, Debbie. Majors: Business. Ambitions: Always be a member of the Five Musketeers iKath, Peg, Mel, Deei. JOHN BOCKHAHN THOMAS BOTSFORD KAREN J. BOWSEReKnod, Boosio, Jugs. Majors: Boces. Health Service. Am- bitions: To become a physical therapist and make a lot of money. WILLIAM JOHN BROGAN-South. Wilbur. Brogy. Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Baseball1,2,4;Junior-Senior Basketball 3; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 4; Swimming 1. Ambitions: To become a rich lawyer so I can take Beth to Studio 54 . DEANNA LYNN BROOKSe-DeeDee, Brooker. Majors: Math. Activities: Cross Coun- try Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Swim Mgr. 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; School Newspaper 4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4. Ambitions: To do my best at everything in life and to once again return for good times with the five musketeers. JAMES BROOMFIELD-Beno, Bean. Majors: Art. Ambitions: To become a commer- cial artist or an architectural photographer. DERRICK BULMAN NANCY JANE BURKEeTank, Sweetheart, Packer, Burke, Burkie, Nanypoo, Heavy Date. Majors: Science, French, Homemaking. Activities: Flag Football 4; Yearbook 3,4; Key Club 4; Paris Trip 2; French Club 1,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Swimming 2; Par- ties 2,3,4; Car Decorating 4. Ambitions: To always remember the summer of '78 by my renewed friendships with Rauch and Kris, fair fever, concerts, crazy 15 min. visits with new friends in South Buffalo, picnics with decorated cars. To someday leave Springville, go to college, find Steve, and tell Wayne Hl told you sol . PHIL BURNeHead l. Burnsy. Majors: Math, Business, Study Hall. Activities: Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2. Ambitions: To live in Hawaii and southwestern U.S. with my own garden for a constant supply of fresh air. To trip into a Zeppelin, Who and Pink Floyd concert with the Ten Heads-Mike, Kummer, Fritz, Gerry, Tom, Steve, Mark, Joe, Jim and Nergi. LAWRENCE BUTZER-Buts, Yaz. Majors: Automotive Mechanics. Activities: Fishing, Hunting-Trapping, Raising Animals, Dairy Farming, and working with electricity. Am- bitions: To be an expert on auto and tractor repair. To invent something. MARIETTA M. BUTZER-Butt. Eastern, Airemetta, Hank. Majors: French, Math, Science. Activities: Basketball 1,3; Track 3; Chorus 3,4, Secretary 4; French Club 3, Secretary 3; Pep Squad 2,3; C.Y,O. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Vaughn 3,4. Ambitions: 2 6 4 4 3 9 2 2 4 3 7. KIMBERLY CAMPBELL-Kim, Kimber. Majors: French, Math, Science. Activities: Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Softball 3; Elk Streetians 1,2,3,4 . . . , Junior-Senior Flag Football 3; JunioreSenior Basketball 3,4; work 4; Partying 1,2,3,4. . .Ambitions: To remember all of my friends especial- ly Ellen, Dar, Joan, and Lindy and the parties we went to. To go to college and fill up my life with happiness of my friends and myself. MARK THOMAS CANNON-Markie, Orcoldorf, Tigger. Majors: Math, Theatre Workshop. Activities: J.V. Footbal12;Theatre Workshop 3.4; Flirting 2,3,4. . .;Ellie 2,3,4 . . . Ambitions: To rendezvous in Arizona with Ellen in 1982. LYNDA A, CHlLSON-Chil's. Majors: Science, Math, Business. Activities: French Club 1,2; A.F.S. 1; G.V.C. 2; GAO. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Classroom representative 4; Flag Football 4; Girlsi Floor Hockey 3,4; Softball 2; C.Y.O. 1,3,4; JunioreSenior Basketball 4, Ambitions: To one day take a picture of Charlie sitting on a California beach with a smile. To reunite every year with Deb and Turk on February 17 to celebrate a very special day. MARGARET J, CISZAK-Peg, Peggy, Jean. Magot. Marg, Margareta Chiquita Banana. Majors: Science, Business. Activities: Class representative 1; French Club 2; School newspaper 4; Helping prove Clapton is Head tand not Georgei. Ambitions: To make a movie of the Five Musketeers tme, Dee, Mel, Deb, Kathyi and borrow back all the money I lent to them. CAROLYN CLARK-Sis. Majors: Business, Art. Ambitions: To make it big and date some of Hollywoodls finest! DANIEL CLARK DEBORAH M. COBO-Deb, Ralph, Ruthie, Fish. Majors: Business, Home Ec. Ac- tivities: Homeroom Representative 1; Student Council Alternate 3.4; Watershow 1,3; Girls Tennis 2; Partying 1,2,3,4,5,6 . . . Ambitions: To live each day as if it was my last. To always remember Karen, Sandi, Tom and all the EXCELLENT partying at Dee's and someday find that certain special someone. ROGER CRANSTON TODD CRANSTON SHIRLEY CROSBYeShirl, Crisiby. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: French Club 1; Pep Squad 2,2V2. Ambitions: To always remember Wubbal' To get all my friends together for a huge party that no one will regret. MICHELLE H. CROW-Chelle. Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Whune 3.4.5.6. . .; Class officer 3; French Club 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3; BODH 4,5,6. . .Ambitions: To always remember the flying Dodge with Jill, Beth, and Bridget. Happiness . . . to be free. ANDY DALGLEISHeDoinsh. Majors: Science. Ambitions: To go to college, get a good job. and then marry Donna. To buy a Porsche. DENNIS DESJARLAIS FREDERICK DlTTMAR JAMES DOHERTY DOMINICK DRUMSTA-Drumstick, Chief, Dough Boy. Majors: Math, Science, Agriculture. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3. Ambitions: To become very successful and try to be kind to chimps. TIMOTHY DZIAK CAROL FRANCIS DZIEOZlC JAMES F. EARL-Majors: Ag. Business; Ag. Mechanics. Activities: F.F.A. Ambitions: Farming. JOHN A. EATONeJoho, Johnny, Johnnyboy. Majors: Carpentry. Ambitions: To have own business, To marry Kim. BRENDA EDWARDS GEORGE EMERLlNG JUDY EMERLING-Jude, Emer, Yogi, Wheat. Majors: Math, Science, Art. Activities: G.A.C. 3.4; Flag Football 3,4; Yearbook 1.2; Homeroom Representative 1.2; Junior- Senior Basketball 3,4; Junior-Sophomore Hockey 3, Ambitions: To remember my friends at G.I. To prove to MO. and B.W. that I'm a good driver. and never to eat a ho-ho with J.S. and J.l. MARLENE EMERLINGeBusiness. Activities: National Honor Society. Ambitions: To succeed at whatever I do. To look on the bright side of life and to always be happy. RICHARD ENSERwFlickMajors: Math. Science. Activities: Baseball 2; Football 2. Ambitions: To live a long successful life. DAVID ESCHBORN SUSAN MARIE FARNER-Sue, Ferner, Carney. Retard m, Farmer, Fue Sarner. Ma- jors: French, Math, Science. Activities: A.F.S. 3,4; Student to Turkey: National Honor Society; Student Faculty 1; Yearbook 1; Student Council 3,4. Ambitions: To return to Turkey and always be happy. JOSEPH FEIDT CATHERlNE ANN FlEL-Gas, Feel. Majors: Business, Math. Activities: A.F.S. 1; French Club 1; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Flag Football 3,4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; C.Y.O. 2,3. Ambitions: To make my one and only dream come true that nobody else knows but me. DAVID FlSHEFteF- ish. Majors: Art. Ambitions: To finally get out of here. LYNN FLOWER-Blooming ldiot. Majors: Science, Math, Spanish. Activities: Honor Society; G,A.C.; Homeroom Representative; Swim Team. Ambitions: To always be a HDoobie Sister and eat bananas. Hi-ya-waetha. CHARITY E. FRENZELeChas, Frenzy. Majors: Theatre Workshop. Math, Science. Activities: Theatre Workshop. Ambitions: To come back and relive the soap opera. CHARLES FREY DANIEL FROST ' DANIEL FULLER ELLEN FUNK-Funky. Activities: Cheerleading 1; Swim Team 1; Synchronized Swimming 2; Student Council 2; G.V.C. 1,2; G.A.C. 3; Partying 1,2,3,4. . .;Health Careers 3; C.Y.O. 3; Work 3,4; Glrls' Flag Football 3,4; Girls, Junior-Senior Basketball 4. Ambitions: To always remember the good times with my friends in Springville and West Seneca. To be happy in life and always have something to do, someone to love, and dreams to hope for. CHRISTINE MARY GABRIEL-Gabe, Fish, Babbles. Majors: Business. Ambitions: To be like Barbara Walters by making one million dollars a year. To marry a rich business executive and have five kids. MIRIAM GARVER AMY GEBHARD-Babe, Charlie, Ame. Majors: Math. Activities: Jim! Ambitions: To survive long enough to become Mrs. McDonough. To someday sit down with Bo and talk to him and to never forget the lonely frog. College. CHRISTINE MARlE GENTNER-Tina. Majors: Business. Activities: Cross-Country Manager 2,3. Ambitions: To graduate. , DONNA MARIE GERBER-Gerb. Majors: Math. Activities: Boys Swimming 1; Girls Swimming 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2. Ambitions: To someday have the Doobies happy all at one time eating their bananas. To remember the special people in my life; tLYBFt and tSFi and someday work it out with another and be content with each other. STEVE GERNATT ELLEN MEREDITH GIBBIN-Ah. Gibnuts. Majors: Math. Science, French. Activities: Girl's Swim Team tdivingt 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Craig 3,4 , . . ; Orchestra1,2,3,4;Homeroom Representative 1,2; Skiing; C.Y.O. 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Basketball; Junior-Senior Flag Football. Ambitions: To keep all the special triendsl have found at G.I. To pursue a career, get married and have a family. To always be happy! 143 CRS. ALBERT GIMBRONE SANDRA GODDARDwSandy. San. Majors: Home Ec.. Theatre. Art. Advanced par- tying. Activities: Theatre Workshop. Ambitions: To enjoy life as it comes and remember all of the mini parties we've had during school and to someday grow to be 7 feet tall. WILLIAM JOHN GOSSeBiII, Uncle Billy. Billy. Majors: Theatre Workshop. Study Hall. Activities: Theatre Workshop 2.3.4; Football 1,2; Track 1. Ambitions: To come back and relive the soap opera. MARY BETH GOVOLAeBeth. Majors: Spanish. Home Ec. Activities: Whune 1.2.3.4 . . .;BODH 3.4, . .;Charles 3.4.5.6. . .;Newark 1.2.3.4. . .;Florida 4.5.6. Am- bitions: To never forget the flying Dodge that flew the night with Chelle. Bridget. and Jill. To always remember that a Diamond is Forever. ROBIN GRIFFITH TROY GRIMM DAVID GUNSHER-Honcho. Gunsch. Majors: Boces; Carpentry. Activities: Football 1. Ambitions: To get out of school and then work. SUSAN MARIE GUSCH-Sue. Suezy. Suzanne. Smusch. Gushy. Guschkin. Big Hood. Noodles. Suzanne Suzannadanna. Majors: Math. Science. Business. Ac- tivities: French Club 1; Flag Football 3.4; Softball 3, Ambitions: To always remember my counterpart. Lil Hood and Linda and all the rest of my friends. To never forget when me and Beaner went to the mall and Ponderosa and munched on the zucchinis and pum kins. . KRISTIN HALFPENNYeGus. Laverne. Halfcent. Poo Head. Mouse. B.E.M. Majors: Math. Science. Homemaking. Activities: Volleyball 3; Tennis 4: Flag Football 3.4; French Club1.2.3.4:Key Club 3.4; HWGG 3; Parties 2,3,4; BC. 3.4; Car Decorating 4; Dancing 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To always cherish the great memories and experiences of my high school years. To live a fulfilling and successful life. BETH ANN HALLeBeth 42. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Girls Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2.3.4; A.F.S. 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2; Junior Senior Football 3.4; Junior- Senior Basketball 3.4; Bill 4. Ambitions: To always keep our click'1 together. To always remember i had to kiss a lot of toads before I finally found my prince char- ming. JUDITH HAMMeJudy. Juda. Majors: Cosmetology. Home Ec. Ambitions: To become rich and famous and make all the money i can. To drive 1971 Pintos tor the rest of my life. EMMY HAVENSeElmo. Embryo. C.C.. L.C.. NCAA. Fatboy. Emerson Mean Jr.. M. Captain Embryo. Jock. Majors: Math. Business. Science. Football, Activities: Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Key Club 4; C.Y.O. 2.3.4: A.F.S. 3; Griffith Mania 3: Click 4; Jock 1.2.3.4; Football Head 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To become a foot- ball freak in college. steal the weight machine with Mark Warner and lift weights the rest of my life. To remember the uClick and all the great friends and football teamsl played on at G.l. BETH J. HAWKINSeHawkins. Hawk-Eye. Beth m. Majors: French. Math. Science. Activities: C.Y.O. 3.4. Secretary 4; French Club 2.3. Treasurer 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 4; A.F.S. 1.2; Girl's Flag Football 3; Folk Group 1.2.3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4. Ambitions: To always remember the Hgood ol' times ; mud wars. eating bananas. doobie and the duster Hiawatha and F-F-F-arms girls! To someday convince Wayne that life weighs more than an ounce! TOM HAWKINS-Tomahawk. Hawk. Hawkeye. A. Thomas Hawking. Majors: Art. Study Hall. Activities: French Club 1; Track 1.2. Ambitions: To be professional and to have as much fun in the future as l had during my Sophomore. Junior and Senior years. To try everything at least twice. ROGER HEADLEY-Head. Brave Little Paintmaster. Majors: Theatre Workshop. Art. Activities: Theatre Workshop. Hiding from Margaret. Ambitions: To come back and relive the soap opera. To finally find the secret to the Illuminati. EDWIN HEARY RANDY HESS-Majors: Math. Science. Ambitions: To live till l'm 120, KARILEA MARIE HlLLIKER-Majors: Art. Spanish. Science. Math. Activities: Tennis 3.4; Gymnastics 1; Student Government 3; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Junior- Senior Flag Football 3.4; Guys 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; Partying 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To always remind Jill. Carol. Beth. Chelle. Bridget and Cathy that we are so cool! To become a top fashion designer and find a special someone so we can settle down and make our own little designs. STEVEN A. HOMSTEADeHomer. Majors: Science. Art. Study Hall. Activities: Parties 1.2.3.4; Females 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To live a good life and to have all of my partying associates remember the fun we have had. LOUIS HORSCHEL PATRlClA ANN HUBER-Hoogie. Patty. Majors: Business. Cosmetology. Activities: Skipping everyday. Ambitions: To trade in my Volkswagon for a Hz and to come back to Springville once in a while tJust for a taught. JOELL H. lNGERSON-General Jello. Jello. E.A.. Stretch. B.H.. Buddy. l Jabow- biel. Majors: Math. Science. Business. Friendship Economics. Activities: Girls Varsity Volleyball 2.3. Girls Swimming 2.3.4; Golf 2. Watershow 1.3; G.A.C. 3.4; French Club 1.2;A.F.S. 2; Eikstreetians1.2.3.4. , .;O.S.l. 1.2.3.4. . ,AmbitionszTotraveltothe party town of the North Country with BB. and find The Sesquach and another Crougar along the way. plus remain a member of the 0.81. for ever and ever. CAMILLE JACKSON-Menine. Poo. Majors: Business. Activities: Pep Squad 1.2; StudentCouncil1;Skiing 1.2.3.4; French Club 1. Ambitions: To someday learn how to cook Italian food. To go smelling roses with Cheryl again. BETH JAWORSKI. ILEANA MARTINEZ JlMENEZ-Activities: Spanish Club. Ambitions: To learn English and to finish my studies in Primary Education and International Relations. SUSAN MARIE JOHNSON-Sue. Suzy Chap Stick. Suey. Majors: Business, Home Ec. Activities: C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4: 44H. always reminding Todd to think positive. Am- bitions: To remember all the friends I made at GI. and keep in touch with them. To go on to school. get a job. and be successful and to try and be happy with everyone as they are and everything as it is. MARK JOSLIN KELLY KANEeKiller. Candy. Majors: Home Economics. Business. Ambitions: To move out West. To try and discover my potential in life. JUDITH L. KAZMARK-Judy. Majors: Home Economics. Spanish. Ambitions: To live forever as a perfect human .on a paradise earth along with other perfect people. JULIE KAZMAFlK , CAROL CHRISTINE KELLICK-Carolyn. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Class - Vice President 1.2; Honor Society; A.F.S. 1; Cheerleading 1.2; French Club1.2;Stu- dent Faculty 1.2; Flag Football 3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Jeff 2.3.4 . . . , Orchestra 1.3.4; Chorus 1.3; C.Y.O. 2.3; B.O.D.H. 4.5.6 , . Ambitions: To hide from the 'imartians again with Jill. To go to college. live in Colorado and be as successful and happy as possible. LUANN KESSLER-Lou. Louie. Majors: Home Ec. Activities: FFA 3.4. Ambitions: To own the biggest and best chicken and pig farm around. To own a green house, DAWN KESTERe-Punt. Majors: Business. Home Ec. Activities: French Club 1.2; Library Club 2; Pep Squad 2.3. Ambitions: To prove to Bob Zirilli and the rest of Lan- caster I can stay married to Dave. To make Dave as happy as he has made me. JIM KEYSeJimbo. Kneaser. Majors: Shop. Activities: Trapping. Hunting. Fishing. Riding Cycles. Ambitions: To become a carpenter. JEANNE KINTERe'iPet mouse. J.K.. CB. Majors: Business. Theatre Workshop. Activities: Theatre Workshop 2.3.4; Majorettes1.2;Girls Varsity Swim Team 4; Junior Hockey Team 3; Student Council 4; Homeroom Representative 1.4. Ambitions: To come back to relive the Soap opera. To never forget all the good things that Mr. Kaufmann and Mrs. Croglia did for me. JEFFERY ALLEN KlTTLE-Kattle. Horns. Hoof. Majors: Math. Science. Girls. Ac- tivities: Class President 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Student Council 3.4; Track 2: Weight Lifting 1.2.3.4; Girls 1.2.3.4; Class Rep. 2; Griffith Mania 3.4. Ambitions: To always keep our click together. To become all I am capable of being and hope that some- day several people will understand why i do the things i do. BERT KLEIN-Bing. Majors: Math. Science, Activities: Track 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To someday look forward to running the 440. KEVIN KLEIN. REBECCA L. KLEVER-Butch. Clyde. Majors: Home Ec.. Business. Ambitions: always be able to know right from wrong. To be able to repay all the peop who helped me find myself. JILANN M. KLOSlN-Jillean. Troubles. Flirt. Majors: Math. Guys. Science. Boces. Nursing. Partying. Trouble-making. Activities: Tennis 2.4; Soft Ball 2.4; Track 4; Key Club 4; Camera Club 1; Guys 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To become an RN. and to someday have a party with the whole senior class and remember the good old days, CRAIG JOSEPH KOTA-Pollack. Polee. Duane. Majors: Business. Activities: Baseball half of 2.3.4; Football 1; Swimming 1.3; Girls 1.2.3.4; Party 2.3.4. Ambitions: To have a career in Baseball and Business both. and get out of the Springville area to make money and not get stuck here. To find out the planet the L.H. came from and find out how come Ellen Oatmeyer and Bob Benson are such airheads. PHYLLIS M. KOWALlK-Phil. Majors: Agriculture. Home Ec. Health Service. Am- bitions: To be a nurse. To bake. ROBERT KOWALSKE PATRICK KROHNePat. Elvin. Melvin. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Track 1.2.- 3.4; Basketball 2.3; Cross Country 3; Football 4. Ambitions: To long jump 3M longer and to do a two hand dunk, AMY L. KRUSEeAim. Amer. Alkie. Midget. Sizzle. Bogie. Kruseea-matic. Majors: Business. Activities: Flag Football 4; Key Club 3.4. Secretary 3; Student Council Representative 4; Band 1.2.3; Chorus 1; N.T.W. 1.2. .4; Yearbook Staff1.2;Bowling. Ambitions: To always be taller than swivel. To some day get married and have little T.B.'s running around the house. BETH L. KRZEMIENeScum. Scumbo. Pud. Majors: Science. Art. Math. Study Hall. Activities: C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4; French Club1.2;A.F.S.1.2;Eddie 3.4. Ambitions: To some- day go to Disney World and be Mickey Mouse. To never forget all the times throughout high school. WAYNE KUMMEReHummer. Head II. Majors: Math. Business. Activities: Basketball 1.2; Golf 3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Partying 1.2.3.4.5. Ambitions: To go live in Hawaii with Burn and start a business for ourselves. To someday hear Jerry. Phil and Steve say they're burnt out. JILL M. LACERAlS-Jilly. Jillian. Majors: Distributive Education. Horticulture. Dan. Activities: Girls Flag Football. National Honor Society. Ambitions: To become a speech therapist. to marry. and grow six inches taller. GEORGE LAKE JAMES E. LAMM-Libby. Limbo. Limbob. Too Tall. Majors: Math. Boces Building Trades. Ambitions: To own a construction company of my own and keep in touch with all my friends, TRACY LAND EVELYN LANGES JEAN LANGFORD CONNIE LANGRECK-Con. Fro. Lang, Fuzzy. Majors: Business. Ambitions: To go different places and experience new things. To learn how to read a map. make it to Virginia and back with Webby in my Fromobile. and still be sane when we return. GERALD LANGRECK LORNA LAPE-Pugs. Twit. Cookie. Majors: Home Ec. Activities: Library Club Presi- dent. Ambitions: To marry Robert Jabionski and to someday be a successful writer. TAMI LYNN LAVlN-Tam. B.T.. Big Tam, Tam-i. Agar. lmat Nival. munchkin. Majors: Business. Activities: Cheerleading 1.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; A,F.S. 1.2.3; French Club 1.2; France 3. Belgium 2; JunioreSenior Football 3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 4; Softball 4; Homeroom representative 1.2; Student Council Alternate 4; Happiness 1.- 2.3.4 . . . Ambitions: To one day be an M.O.A. and continue life with Tim and our family. To never forget my 'isisters and our good times: Eating Bananas. Doobie and the Duster. Hiawatha and running into guardrails. TRACY J. LAWeT.T.. Trace. Majors: Math. Science. French. Activities: Girls Tennis 2.3.4; Boys Tennis1-manager 2; Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4; Girls Volleyball 2.3.4; Flag Football 3; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Class Secretary 1.2.3; G.A.C.3.4, Treasurer 4; French Club 1.2; A.F.S. 1; Yearbook 1; National Honor Society 3.4. Ambitions: To be near the person that I love the most. become a successful woman. to beat Tracy Austin. and then find the biggest banana in the world and give it to one of us Doobies. RANDALL LEONARD JOAN MARIE LERMINIAUX-Joni. Bonie. Majors: Home Ec.. Business. Activities: G.A.C. 2.3.4; A.F.S. 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2.3.4; C,Y.O. 1.2.3; Junior-Senior Basketball 3. Ambitions: To never forget one special person and never forget all my great friends who mean so much to me. To one day find myself and pray my wish will come true and never let Anne forget our little Secret. LAURA LEE LERMINIAUX-Lordo. Lordy. Majors: Business. Ambitions: To be a terrific Secretary and to marry my Sweetheart Vince! DIANE MARIE LlNAMENe-Di. Linamen. Red. Smilely. Majors: Art. Music. Business. Activtties: Jazz Ensemble; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; Journalism iGJ. Zennith. Springville Journalt. Ambitions: To live to be 100 with a successful Commercial Advertising establishment. and be happily married with lots of money and a really different house. TINA LlNDE-Toad, Windbag. Majors: Business. Home Ec. Ambitions: To get out of school. get a job. find a guy and settle down. ROBERT LINDEN LAUREN ANN LOCKEReCory, Big Red. Scoop. Nickerbockers. Boo-Boo. Majors: Math. Science. French. Activities: Yearbook 1; French Club 1; Flag Football 3. Am- bitions: To get rid of his harem and to always remember the long. long talks with him. To become a nurse. get a cranberry Triumph TR-S. and get as far away from Springville as I possibly can! MARJORIE LOUNSBURY BRUCE LUDWIG ERlC C, LUNDBERGeMajors: Math, Science. Study Hall. Activities: Cross Country 4; Delia 3.4. Ambitions- To try to experience everything and have fun doing it, MARY BETH LUNOeHerman. Hermie. Lunie. MB. McBeth. Luno-Tic, Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Marching 2.3; Drum Major 4; G.A.C. 4; 4-H. bowling; Junior-Senior Flag Football 3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Hockey 3. Ambitions: To always remember the family I have at G.I.. especially my lit- tle brother and all my grandchildren. To never forget the great times we had finding the party after the FF game with Bird Big T and Wheat . and most important to clean out every dog kennel in the country. CATHY LUX-Cassey. Cath. Majors: Horticulture. Activities: Display Flags; Mae jorettes. Ambitions: To work in a greenhouse of my own, To get married and have a small family. MUHAMMAD MAAITAH-Majors: Science. Math. Activities: Volleyball. Ambitions: To become a Physician. MICHAEL MADDEX KATHLEEN ELLEN MALOYeBird. Coy. Pee Wee. Malory. Ma. Majors: Math. Science. French. Homemaking. Activities: Junior-Senior Flag Football 3.4; French Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 3. Vice President 4; Student Council 3; Homeroom Represen- tative 2.3; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Softball 3.4; Health Careers 4. Ambitions: To watch the sun set while riding a horse through the snow in the Colorado mountains and hope that the friends and memories that I left behind me at G.I. will not fade away as time oes on. gDEBORAH LYN MANCHESTEReDeb. Debbie. Majors: Business. Science. Activities: Senior Class Secretary; G.A.C. 3.4; Barbizon Modeling School 4; Student Council 4; French Club 2.3; Paris 3; Italy 2. Ambitions: College. Business. or Fashion Merchan- dising. To always cherish the friends and memories I have shared at G.I. LONNIE ANN MARLINGeLunie. Moonie. Smiley. LolIy. llama. Lonna. Moose. Ma- jors: Science. Math. Parties. Activities: Track 1.2; Cross Country Manager 2; Presi- dent of the Partier's Club 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To always be happy and successful. To be a friend to all. to freak out the world. to love and be loved always. BRIAN LEE MC CALL-Boron. Byron. Boring. Majors: Math. Science. Sports. Ac- tivities: Football 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Junior-Senior Basketball; Orchestra 1; Editor of the School Newspaper; Homeroom Representative 1.2. Am- bitions: To go one on one with the biggest lineman in Springville and beat him just like I did Jeff Kittie. BRIDGET T, MC CARTHY-Birdehitt. Gidge. Head Administrator-P.H.O.A.. B.O.D.H. Majors: Business. Activities: Girl's Varsity 1.2; Girls Basketball 1.2.3; Girl's Volleyball 1; Flag Football 3.4; Whune 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To forever remember the night of the flying Dodge with Dill. Chelle. and Beth. To someday reunite the famous P.H.O.A. Society and all It's officers. then find John and see if he changes to get HThe Best . MARK MC CARTHY JACQUELINE HAZEL MC CLELLANeJackie. Jacqueline H. Wack. Jack. Hazel. Ma- jors: Theatre. Math. Activities: Parties 1.2.3.4.5. . . ;Theatre Workshop 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3; Griffithaires 2.3; French Club 2; Michael 1.2.3.4; Student Council represen- tative 3.4; Homeroom representative 1; Russian 3.4. Ambitions: To keep my membership with the P.H.O.A. and remember all the people I have shared ex- periences with. especially the rush on Middle Road. To continue to learn about peo- ple and someday be in a play on Broadway. KEVIN MICHAEL MC DONOUGH-Yorek. Spaz, Dill. Ralph. Bunna, Mc Dumbnut. Hork. Majors: Spanish, Math. Science. Activities: Football 2.3.4; Track 3.4; Sumoa Wrestler 4; Key Club 4; A.F.S. 2.3; CYO 2.3.4. Ambitions: To always keep our click together and to someday learn all the rules to Mr. Havens Pennsylvania-style number game. KYLE MESCH-Majors: Boces. Mechanical Technology. Ambitions: To go into the Marine corps. then into farming. CATHERINE E. MESZAROS-Mez. Cathy. Fez. Mezzer. Majors: Math. Science. Ac- tivities: Tennis 2.3.4; French Club 1; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; CYO 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Junior-Senior Football 3.4. Ambitions: To travel the world, learn everything I can and someday return to Springville. see it as a city and live here once more. LYNN MARIE MICHALAKES-Lynnie. Little Greek. W.W.1. Majors: Math. Science. Art. Activities: Cheerleading 2.3.4; Flag Football 3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Floor hockey 2.3.4; French Club 1.2; A.F.S. 1.2; Counselor 4. Ambitions: To always keep our click together. To become one of the special people . PAUL MICHALEKeOmego Man. Majors: Science. Math. Activities: Volleyball; Cross Country; Track; Football 1. Ambitions: To go on to college and receive a major in criminal justice and law correction. BILL MILLER4Majors: Ag. Mechanics. Ambitions: To own and race my own stock car. To travel and see the country. MARCIA AILEEN MlLLER-Marsh. Marshmallo. Winkin'. Majors: Home Ec. Am- bitions: To go to school for two years. To get a good job I can be happy doing. so I can get the things I want for myself and others. GARY MlLLIMAN CANDY MORTIMERe-Majors-Art. Ambitions: To become a famous and professional artist. LINDA MRUGALA. MATTHEW MUMBACH-Matt. Mumbles. Majors: Science. Ag. Business. Activities: F.F.A. Ambitions: To go to college and get a good job. get married and live a long somewhat happy life. GEORGE NAGEL JAMES A. NASONeRaisin. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Basketball 1'. Junior- Senior Basketball 3.4; Tennis 1.2; Football 3. Ambitions: To live in California. To own a Hi-Fi Center. FAITH NEAMONeShorty. Punky. Swivel. Stretch. Majors: Home Ec. Activities: Key Club 4; Yearbook 1; Flag Football 4. N.T.W. 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To be taller than Siz- zle. To always bug the Health out of Mr. Minogue. RODNEY NELLlS-Rod. Majors: Business. Study Hall. Activities: Cross Country 3; Tennis 1.3.4; Parties 1.2.3.4; Jamini 3.4. Ambitions: To be the best at whatever I do. To beat Pud in Tennis whenever we play. ELLEN OATMEYEReOats. Melon Ellen. Prep. Majors: Art, Math. Science. Preppy Guys. Activities: Tennis 1.2.3; French Club 1.23; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Chorus 3; Baseball Scorekeeper 2.3.4; Hockey 3.4; Homeroom representative 4; Student Council representative 4. Ski Jock 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To be a happy. rich. successful ski area manager. To meet a Harvard Prep . get married and raise lots of ULittle Preps . LAUREL B. ODELL-Private Oral. ' .0 Little Soldier. Labaurebel. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Cheerleading 3.4; Swimteam 2.3; G.A.C. 2: Watershow 1; Treasurer 2. A.F.S. 1.2; Elkstreetians 1.2.3.4 . . . ;O.S.I. 1.2.3.4; Partying 1.2.3.4 . . . ;Friend; Griffithaires 2. Ambitions: Ph.D in Psychology. To find the good in all people and remember all my great times in high school. including U.S.S. Little Rock. Wubau, and tUnclel Roodie and the great friends who shared these with me JAMES PETER ORCHARD-l-Peter. Peachy. Rooter. Dill. Sack. Helium Head. Orch. Majors: Math. Science. Girls. Activities: Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.- 2.3.4: Weightlifting 3.4; Griffith Mania Chairman of Board 3.4; Junior-Senior Basket- ball 3.4; Class Vice-President 4; Homeroom representative1.2.3;StudentCounciI1.- 2.3.4; A.F.S. 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Key Club 4; Honor Society 3.4; Boy's State 3. Ambitions: To organize the society for the prevention of ugly people whose first duty will be to get rid of Brian McCall. To keep our 'icilck together. MICHAEL E. OROSSeMajors: Art. Science. Activities: Football 1.2.3; Baseball 1,2; East Aurora Karate Club 3.4. Ambitions: To become a State Police Officer. LYNN M. ORSINI-Farmer. Bunny. Lorchini. Maiors: Math. Business. Activities: Ten- nis 2; Softball 2; Varsity-Junlor Varsity Baseball b'corekeeper 2.3.4; G.A.C. 3,4: French Club 2; A.F.S. 2; CYO 1.2.3. Ambitions: To try my hardest in everything I do and never forget my classmates at G.I. or second period Study Hall. To someday make Ron smile the WHOLE day. BARBARA L. PAPKEeDoc. Barb. Majors: Spanish. Auto Mechanics. Activities: Bowling. having a good time. Ambitions: To leave Springville. Not to be the best female mechanic. but to be the best mechanic. DENISE ANNETTE PAQUINeDennis. Nise. Majors: Math. Art. Science. Activities: Cheerieading 1.2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Griffithaires 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Stu- dent Council Vice-President 4; Flag Football 3.4. Ambitions: To make a 10 lb. cream. custard. and jelIy filled. powdered covered. chocolate frosted donut with Danny and Mitch and be alive after eating it. To someday prove to everyone that I can and will become a successfuj engineer. SANDRA PATTISON ELAINE M. PAUL-FooI. Elaine. Majors: Horne Ec. Activities: Majorettes; Chorus. Ambitions: To go to college to be a chef and have my own sandwich factory to feed Mr. Kaufman his daily sandwich. To be a wife and have lots of kids. JAMES L. PEARSON-Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Football 1; Volleyball 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4. CAROL PENNINGTON-Nip. Grode. Swine. Majors: Music, French. Math. Science. Activities: Orchestra 1.2.3.4; String Quartet1.2.3.4;Chorus1.2.3.4;Grittithaires1.2.- 3.4; Yearbook 1.2.3; Editor-in-chief 4. National Honor Society 3.4; French Club1.3.4; tilt's Academic 3; Swine Sister 2.3.4; Telepathic Booping 4. Ambitions: To play violin as well as I possibly can. teach others to play well and play in an orchestra. To see the world. fall in love. get married. and settle down in a warm climate. DARLENE PHILLIPS-Dar. Snork. Majors: French. Science. Activities: Flag Football 3.4; French CIub 1.3; Theatre Workshop 1. Rich 3.4 . . . Ambitions: To someday marry Rick. live in California. go to college. and always be happy. To live life to its fullest and meet as many people as I can. LINDA PHILLIPSePhiI. Phillie. Phroggy. Inska Bear. Majors: Horne Ec. Ambitions: To someday have a family of my own. To live life to its fullest. therefore making everyone happy. VINCENT RUSSELL PlCCIRILLI-Vin. Vince. Pic. The Italian Flash. Nip. Majors: Math. Science. French. Art. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3; Cross Country 1. Swim team 4; French Club 1. Football 3. Ambitions: To someday put into production a car of my design. STEVE PIDSADNICK-Pud. Speve. Tyler. Animal. Majors: Music. French. D.K. Ac- tivities: Band 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4;Orchestra1.2.3.4;Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Kruse 3.4 . . ! Ambitions: To live life to its fullest extremes and to let 3 years go by as fast as possible. DEAN PIERCE CHERYL A. PlLGER-Freddy.SparkIe. Pigglewiggle. Shirley. Moo-Moo. Milky-Way. B.EM. Majors: Business. Activities: Flag Football 3; Key Club 3.4; Secretary 4; Par- tying 2.3.4; Dancing 1.2.3.4; HWGG 2.3.4; FIirt1.2.3.4; BC 3.4. Ambitions: To always be living in the HUSA with Mr. Earth. my family. my friends and to be happy all my live long days. To have a big gigantous party on Ross Road with Treetoad. Verne. Roach. Jugs and all my other friends. TAMMY J. PILGERePiIg. Majors: Theatre Workshop. Social Studies. Activities: Theatre Workshop 2.3.4. Ambitions:To try to forget Room 224 ever existed. To always remember the Soap Opera . MOLLY JANE PISCITELLle-Mol, Tigger. Majors: Study Hall. Math. Science. Ac- tivities: Homeroom representative 1; Yearbook 2; Girls Basketball 1; Flag Football 3.4; CWA; Randy. Ambitions: To make people smile. To graduate from college with onors. ; KATHY PUFFe-Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Homeroom representative 1; National Honor Society 3.4; A.F.S. 4. Ambitions: To always be able to find a reason to smile. To be successful in whatever I do. MARCY ANN QUICK-Marc. Fool Jr.. Charlie. Quicker. Majors: Business. Activities: F.F.A. Ambitions: To work with animals. be with nature. and always remember my friend. Mr. Gnann. and how he helped me get where I am today. MARK FIANIC LORI ANN RATAJCZAKeLori. Rat. Majors: Business. Math. Science. Activities: Cheerleading 1.4; Homeroom representative 2; G.A.C. 4; Dance Food Chairman 3; Flag Football 3.4; Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4; Key Club. Ambitions: To try to tickle L.. to try to say iiask right. to never forget A's love life. to stop talking in B class. To be successful in whatever I do and never forget the friends and good times I had at PATTI RAUCH-Roach. Cock Roach. Trish. Potso, Poohead. Spas. Majors: Math. Science. Homemaking. French. Activities: Flag Football 3.4; Key Club 3.4. Pres. 4. Y.W.S. 1.2.3; C.V.Y 2.3; Sec. 2; French Club1.2.3.4;Zenith 4; Yearbook 4; Paris Trip 2; Car decorating 4; Parties 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To always remember all the fantastic and crazy times with Burkie and haltcent. all the crazy trips to South Buffalo. The family on Trevett that adopted me. All the great parties and hitting the hood. all the friends I've made in school. and the certain cutie . that summer of '78 and all the great people I met and grew to care about. THOMAS RUDA LORALEE RUMFOLAeLee, Rump. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Chorus 1.2; Flag Football 3; Karl 2.3.4 . . . ; French Club 1.2; Work 2.3.4. Ambitions: To go to Ohio every weekend and see my honey. To Iive a happy life and never forget all my friends at G.I. CHRISTINE RYDZYK-Chris. Majors: Math. Science. Business. Home EC. Activities: Volunteer for the elementary school. Ambitions: To become a teacher for mentally retarded and learning disabled children. To remember my friends at G.I. GEORGE SASSE LOIS SCHARF-Pilgram. Laughing Lois. Kissy-face. Majors: Business. Activities: ILDJMFF 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To own a hotel and to someday become Steve Martints ar ner. CARL SCHELBLE RONALD SCHLAGETER JULIE SCHOEPFLIN-Jewels. Chef. 8.8.. S. Jubiile. Majors: Math. Science. Business. Art. Activities: Senior Class Treasurer; G.A.C. 3.4; Water Show 1.3: Junior- Senior Flag Football 3; French Club1.2;A.F.S. 1.2; Swim Team 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 3. J34. Basketball 2; O.S.I. 1.2.3.4 . . . ; Steve 1.2.3.4 . . . ; Partier 1.2.3.4 . . . Am- bitions: To always have a best friend and sister in BA. To marry my Big Foot tSes- quacht and have a few little feet. DOROTHY SCHRADER-Dottie. Majors: Computer Programming. Math. Activities: Flagline1.2; Flag Football 4; Honor Society 4. Ambitions: To live each day its fullest. LARRY SCHULTZ TIMOTHY SCHUNK DEAN SCHUNKE KERMIT SEALESeSpaceman. Sawed off. Majors: Science. Activities: Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Football 2; Art 1. Ambitions: To vanish into the vastness of the world and hopefully survive. CYNTHIA G. SHEA-Cindy. Majors: Business. Math. French. Activities: National Honor Society; Softball 3; Flag Football 3. Ambitions: To average a 200 and become a Pro Bowler. DAN .3 SHERLOCK-Danny. Little Danny Bambino. Majors: Boces Auto Oc- cupations. Jill 3.4.5 , . . Ambitions: To have my own collison shop. To get my Baracuda on the road for longer than a couple of weeks. DEBORAH J. SION-Debbie. Deb. Majors: French, Science. Activities: Girls Basket- balI 1.2.3.4; Girls Softball 2,3,4; Flag Football 3.4; Chorus 1.2; BiII 3,4 . . . ; French Club 1.2; CYO 1,2. Ambitions: To travel around with Bill and have a happy and successful future and always remember my friends back home. DANIEL D. SMITH-Sweets. Boss. Majors: Ag. Business. Activities: F.F.A,; Farm Production. Ambitions: To work. DEBORAH SMITH DONNA SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH LISA SMITH-Red, Orange. Majors: Art, Spanish, Science. Math. Activities: Watershow 1; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; G.A.C. 3,4; Junior-Senior BasketbaI13,4;A.F.S. 2; Junior-Sophomore Floor Hockey 3; Junior-Senior Floor Hockey 4; Scott 4; Ski bum 1,2,3,4; Party goer 1.2,3,4 . , . Ambitions: To always remain smiling and to never let a day go by without finding something good about it. To ski the largest mountairi: with the toughest moguls and somehow make it to the bottom without los- ing my at. MARK SMITHeBone, Smitty. Activities: Track 1,2. Majors: Shop. Ambitions: Mechanics; Ingrid. MATTHEW SMITH THERESA SMITH ZOANNE SMITHeZo, B.A., Joanne, Zoanne-Zo-on-Zo-forth. Majors: Math, Science, Confusion, Irresponsibility, Music. Part-time jobs. Activities: Griffithaires 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Skipping 4 and 6 periods; helping to prove that Clapton is uGod . Ambitions: To replace Grace Slick in Starship. To go to New York, get famous, make my millions, and then move to LA. and pretend to mellow out. and to hear my band on the radio. AMY JO SNYDER-Amouse, Amos. Swine, Naggles, Patches, Grodenia, Josie. Ma- jors: Science, Math, French. Activities: Volleyball 2,3,4; Flag Football 3,4; Softball 2; Basketball 3; Track 3; G.A.C. 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Zenith Staff 4. Am- bitions: To be the best FLT. in the U.S. To keep A.G. away from F.H. DAVID SNYDER PATRICIA SOMMER BARBARA J. SPENCEReBarbie, 22 , Dispenser, Barb. Spencie, Yankee. Majors: Art, Home Ec., Study Hall. Activities: French Club 1; A.F.S. 1; Yearbook 1; Ski Club 1,2; ECC Clown 3; Study Hall 1,2,3,4,5. Ambitions: To always remember the good times with Cobo at the nail, to never forget t'Thomas and always remember Prince , Pinky. Sis. Rozy, Deb, Patsy and Newmann. To become involved in travel administration and be with a special someone. RACHEL LYNN SPIREeRae, Swine, Fred, Nip. Majors: Math, Science . French, Music. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Griffithaires 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Synchronized Swimming 1; G.A.C. 3, president 4; Yearbook 1,2,3; Coe editor-in-chiet 4; Cross Country Manager 1,2; Swim team Manager 2. Ambitions: To be successful, but still love all my friends, especially the Swine sisters and my twin. To hold perpetual Editors' meetings, remember my Mr. Bill days and never let Carol out-boop me. KYLE SPRAGUE-Kiel. Majors: Math, Science, French. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Homeroom representative1,3.4;Class President 2; French Club Treasurer 1,2; A.F.S. 1; G.A.C. 2.3.4. Secretary 3; Flag Football3;Softball1,2,4;Volleyball4;G.I.Zenith 4. Ambitions: To apply all that I have and all that I am to the end that I may become a confident. diligent and truly successful individual. To always treasure the value of my twin. TIMOTHY D. SPULECKI-Pork, Porky, Spulechi, Spud, Spudnick. Majors: Business, Science, Math. Activities: Football 2; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To someday visit the wild terrain of Alaska. To find a girl who is full of love, dreams and fun. TINA M. SRODA-Wiener. Majors: Home Ec., Boces. Food Service. Ambitions: To own a bakery or restaurant. ANNE STALLONEeScuz, Annie Bananie, Stone, Nannygoat. Majors: Business. Ac- tivities: A.F.S. 1; G.A.C. 3,4: Junior-Senior Flag Football 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Funky Pigs 3; Wild 8. Crazy 3; French Club 1. Ambitions: To find out what's so great about blowing bubbles in mud puddles after parties, to remember hoofer doofer night, to always remember the fun I had at G.l. 3 to reunite with Sal and always be Wild 8. Crazy! JEFF STARKS-Dirt. Majors: Ag. Business, Ag. Farm Production Management. Ac- tivities: Not being a Jock. Ambitions: To live hard and die fast and make friends wherever I 90. ROBERT J. STEFFeBob, Steff, Heft. Majors: Math. Science, Business, French. Ace tivities: National Honor Society. LYNN MARIE STEIN-Steinie, Stein. Majors: Math, Business. Activities: G.A.C. 4; Volleyball 4; Basketball 4; Softball 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Flag Football 4; Ski Club 1,2,3; French Club 1. Ambitions: To live a good and full life and to get a good job. To someday marry the man of my dreams. LEONARD STORY DAVID STOWELL MELONIE SUCKOW-Mel, Mouth. Majors: Horticulture, Homemaking. Activities: Majorettes 3; Girls Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4. Ambitions: Find Mr. Right and learn Iv ,1 U ? .1 t . 1k 2 , 3 J ' to keep my big mouth shut, MATTHEW SZARLETA RUSSELL SZYMANSKIeCrusty, Stubby. Majors: Shop, Jammin, Ambitions: To live life happy and get crazy, then wind up in jail with Space, Scott, Joe, Dave. Jeff, and Don, for taking GI sports equipment. JUDI TACKENTIEN-Judd, Tack. Majors: Cosmetology. Home Ec, Activities: Marching, Skipping everyday. Ambitions: To go on to school and become a cosmetologist and to travel, JAMES TESSMER KAY M. THARNISH-O Kay, K.T. Majors: Business. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4: Softball 3; G.A.C. 3.4; A.F.S. 1,2; French 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Junior- Senior Football 3. Ambitions: To get out of English with a passing grade, To tell the 5th period study hall teacher that Beth Hall and I can be late when we want. BONNIE Q. THORENeBon-Bon. Majors: Boces Nursing. Ambitions: To become a missionary. To become a licensed Practical Nurse. PAUL TUTTLE JULIE UNDERBERG-Majors:Science,Business.Activities:SkiClub1.2;Girls Ten- nis 2; Honor Society 3,4; Ambitions: To marry Barry and never get old. TERESA M. UTSINGER-TreeToad, Toad, Gerard. Moose T, M.T. Gusty, Toady, ToadaLina. Majors: Business, Home Ec. Ambitions: To always be living in the USA. with Tim 81 all of my friends and to always be happy. To succeed in everything I attempt and to live a happy fulfilling life. HOLT E.C.VAUGHN-Majors:Music,French.Activities:Band1,2.3,4;0rchestre1,- 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Butzer 3,4,5; Clapton 3,4,2,1; Stadium 1.23.4. Ambitions: To be instrumental in the reformation of the worlds greatest band Cream and while doing so prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that t'CIapton is god. To witness the ULTIMATE lMPOSSIBILlTY-a jock becoming a rock star. GREGORY WALCZAK MARK ALLEN WARNER-Jock, Marcus Orielous Warnarious from Nautilus. Majors: Math, Science, Lunch. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,4; Track 3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Boys Athletic Club 2,3,4; Dance Bouncer 1,2,3,4; Griffith Mania 1,2,3,4; Milk Club 1.2.3.4. Ambitions: To steal the universal gym with Emmy Havens and turn into the Hulk. To play major college football in front of 80,000 peo- ple. DAVID WEBSTERePuggs. Majors: Math, Ag. Mechanics. Ambitions: To graduate to be a iuIl-time bum. LORI WEBSTER-Webby, Rat, Runt. Majors: Boces, Food Service. Activities: Orchestra 1,2. Ambitions: To learn to read a map along with Fro so we can go to Virginia in the Fro Mobile and not get lost. RICHARD WEITZ KIM WELTY-Kimby, Sundance Kid. Majors: Business, Shop. Activities: Flag Foot- ball, Softball. Ambitions: To own my own business. RONALD WHITEHEAD-Ron. Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4. Ambitions: Go to college to get better equipped for the future years. LISA WIDDOWFIELDeLisa. Majors: Business, Music. Activities: French Club 1; Homeroom Representative 2; Orchestra1,2,3,4;G,A.C.3,4;Junior-Senior Flag Foot- ball 3. Ambitions: To someday become a secretary and to remember all the football games, dances. and all my friends at G.I. WENDETH SUE WILKE-Wende, Wende Sue, Nurse Wilke. Majors: Business. Ac- tivities: C.Y.O, 2; Chorus 3; Griffithaires 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Theatre Workshop 3; Bo 3,4; Homeroom representative 2; Russian 3,4; Slow Ride 3: P.H,O.A. 2. Ambitions: To live forever with Toni. meet Paul McCarthey and one day find the words to thank Bo. Jackie, Wana, Bawa, Evan, TY. and Bridget for their friendship. love and understan- cling. TIMOTHY WNEK JACQUELINE WOLF-Jackie, Jack. Majors: Math. Science. Activities: Yearbook 1; French Club 1,2; Pep Squad 3; National Honor Society. Ambitions: To go to college and to always be happy. WILLIAM T. WOTHERSPOON-Billy, Spoon. Slim. Majors: Science, Art. Activities: Swimming 1,2; Football 1,3; Volleyball 2,4; Tennis 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Key Club 3,4. Ambitions: To always be able to beat Gerry Z. in tennis at my well known resort and win the bet with GE. and fulfill the poem about Wendy. To own the biggest and the best restaurant in the world. SCOTT WRIGHTescum-bag. Majors: Art. Activities: Suspension 1,3,4, Ambitions: To one day be able to pay off the diamond I gave Red. LINUS WURTZ JON WYSOCKIeDisco, Socki, Kawasaki. Majors: Electronics. Activities: Track 2.3.4; Music 1,2; Cheerleading 3,4. Ambitions: To be a rock star. GERALD J. ZlMMERMANN-Gerry, Gerd, Jorge, Zimm. Majors: Science, Spanish, Study Hall. Activities: Tennis 2,3,4;Volleyball3,4;Buzzed1,2,3,4.Ambitions:To burn out Wayne, Mike, Phil, Sean, Fritz and to pay back Munchkin tTamit for all the gum I owe her. MEN UNDERCLASS The Junior Class, advised by Mr. Robert Madurski, began the year with a candy sale and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Planned activities include another dance and a concert- ticket raffle as the class prepares for its Junior Prom. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS-ROW 1: H. Smith, Secretary; C. Mesch, Treasurer; C. Ahles, President; ROW 2: B. Michalek, Vice President MPLDUPREY ROW1: J. Arbogast J. Bobseine T. Benz H. Beihl ROW 2: D. Blesy N. Adams R. Anderson R. Anstett ROW 3: F. Bartkowiak S. Belscher E. Bentley T. Andrews J. Beckerich ROW 4: . Berntsen Bartlett . Arnold M Benson C. Ahles K. Benzing MISSING: Ackley Adams . Andolina Aplin . Backhaus Ball Ballachino Bennett Billings Blowers :UF-O mmmmoowoma MR.QUINN ROW1: B. Chilson A. Bunting M. Brooks M. Boese l. Campbell M. Brauch ROW 2: P. Conner A. Cranston K. Brogan D; Brown ML Burke 5 P. Dalimonte M. Cegielski ROW 3: M. Burke Bradford Collier Butzer Clark Brock ISSING: Boundy Brogan Brooks . Coia Capozzi Conner . Cotter:X . Cryer'xjj Cryer'; W. yWXU?PZm3liF?FPF MISS FREEMAN ROW 1: M. Doher- ty, J. Fiel, J. Godert. C. DePerro ROW 2: S. Germann, B. Gasper, D. Dygert, D. Domanski, B. Edwards ROW 3: P. Girst, S. Folts, B. Ham- mond, B. Estep, C. Gernold. D. Dygert, T. Dallas ROW 4: F. Ehmke. M. Gabriel. E. Feltz, D. Egner, J. Eschborn MISSING: D. Dewald, J. Dombrowski, C. Downey, G. Downey, J. Dziulko, J. Fisher, J. Fleckenstein, D. Fluker, D. Fuller MRS. DUGGAN ROW 1: J. Hagger- ty, F. Heinen. D. Helt ROW 2: D. Hebdon, B. Hebdon, T. Hemmerl- ing, P. Hayden, M. Huckabone, M. Hudak ROW 3: L. Heldwein, M. Hollendursky, K. Hofmann, B. Joslin, C. Harrison. A. Hansen ROW 4: J. Hoch. L. Harvey. C. Huber, L. Heintz. B. Johnson, L. Heiler, P. Griffith MISSING: J. Godert, T. Goodemote, P. Gunsher, G. Hacker, B. Hammond, J. Jackson. J. John- son 74 MISS MEAD ROW 1: J. Leonard, D. Kruse, R. Langes, K. Kropczynski, T. LaCosse, L. Jung, 8. Kruse. C. Kobler ROW 2: D. King, M. LaCerais. D. Kruse, C. Kujawa, L. Lango, P. Kowalske ROW 3: D. Lewis, J. Kowalik, D. Krotz, R. Kehr, C. Langhans, J. Kazmark, K. Lamm, P. Krezmien MISSING: P. Kalwicki, 8. Kane, E. Kaufmann, P. Kinsey, C. Krah, J. Krzemien MR. SOLOMON ROW 1: K. McDonough, D. Merritt, D. Nason ROW 2: M. McDonald, K. Lux, C. Mesch, B. Lutz, K Neureuther, C. Mesch, S. Morrison, P. Nelligan ROW 3: K. McKeever, M. Murray, N. Matala, B. Michalek. P. Litton, D. Brown ROW 4: T. Loftus, S. Oatmeyer, M. Moritz, M. Loomis, P. Moncreiff, J. McCarth MISSING: J. Lutz, D. Maddex, J. McCarthy, L. Mohn, D. Nason, M. Neumann HERQ KARmeyx, ,. R EV A HANDFUL Ur 0.: Wm new in: Y0- - V mm To You R . . LW kn mm BM . 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I W : A W or PMW H FM m m mu; m- vouu. mum Auuuamwcs 115,13 won; k mumsuc um. gbwm' 1 . MRS. WHITE ROW 1: S. Rugg, A. Scheckenburger, J. Rogger, D. Phillips, 8. Offerbeck, D. Pericak ROW 2: S: Seifert. S. Pear- son, R. Roth, 0. Pukay, C. Rumfola, T. Schiedel, D. Schambach ROW 3: G. Rydzyk, D. Piwowarczyk, C. Peterson, D. Schneider, J. Peplin, S. Schelble, A. Semlitsch, T. Pangburn MISSING: W. Patterson, B. Perkins, L. Pfarner, M. Place, W. Pratt, B. Rothenberg, R. Schiele MR. LAMPILA ROW 1: D. Smith. P. Spencer ROW 2: A. Schneckenburger, N. Smith, S. Sherlock, R. Siegle, B. Singer, M. Snyder, H. Smith ROW 3: T. Sion, S. Smith, B. Skura, J. Sniderhan ROW 4: J. Smerczak, B. Solak, J. Sion, T. Shoop, T. Skelton, T. Siegle MISSING: M. Smith, D. Spalti MR. COUTURE ROW 1: B. Travis, Y. Sugnet, C. Szymanski ROW 2: B. Tharnish, P. Thompson, D. Tessmer, A. Stowell, K. Underhill ROW 3: K. Stowell, A. Thoren, C. Sugnet, S. Starkweather, D. Tuttle MISSING: J. Spors, M. Starkweather. C. Suja, N. Szudzik, C. Tessmer, G. Turner, J. Turtle MR. MINOGUE ROW 1: M. Wozniak, G. Waldron, L. VanDette, T. White, R. Ziecker ROW 2: M. Wolowicz, L. Zane, D. Westman, L. Wilkey, K. Wulff. S. Wieder, B. Vandermeer, A. Wagner MISSING: G. Waldron, P. Welty, D. Wendel, J. White, J. Wiedemann, M. Wilson, L. Wingeier, C. Wittmeyer, M. Wotherspoon, K. Wright, G. Wulff, A. Zaccardo, M. Zybert, W. Christine 80 SOPHOMORES With the start of a new school year, the Class of 81 was met with the problem of having very little money in its treasury. In November, they launched a pop- corn sale which proved to be a great success. Plans are being made for the Christmas Ball. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-ROW 1: J. Beckerich, Vice President, ROW 2: D. Baker, President; N. Bumbalo, Secretary; R. Law, Treasurer MR. WOOD ROW 1: B. Berntsen. T. Benkelman, D. Adams, M. Benzing, D. Austin, L. Armagost. ROW 2: D. Blair, D. Bence, T. Bicknell, J. Beckerich, P. Blasdell, P. Ajharn, D. Baker, K. Bellinger, D. Bevington. MISSING: A. Andolina, M. Backhaus, M. Bailey, J. Ball, J. Beaver. R. Beaver. D. Becony, T. Becony, M. Belscher, B. Bentley, B. Bishop MR. BRAUCH ROW 1: N. Bumbalo, C. Collier, S. Capanyola, C. Cowles, b 8. Clark. ROW 2: T. Call, J. Burn, B. Bragg, S. Cranston, L. Burke, J. Cecala. ROW 8: D. Cobo, H. Clark. D. Chu. 3. Churko. MISSING: L. Bowser, D. Brooks, C. Brueckman, D. Bulman, J. Burke, P. Burke, K. Butcher, L. But r, D. Carpenter, T. Coughenour 81 MR. DUDZIC ROW 1: T. Dashnaw, D. Drumsta, G. Dingleday, J. Crow, T. Domes, S. Darszewski, A. Crotty, M. Earl. ROW 2: J. Deck. D. Delia, D. Dallas, S. Crone, D. Enser, W. Eaton. J. Delio. B. Edwards, D. Crotty, S. Dayton. MISSING: P. Croakman, S. Dayton, K. Dearborn. D. Denzien, B. Detrick, J. Ellis : . :1 z e ' c . MR. ODELL ROW 1: D. Gimbrone. R. Germann, D. Gusch, L. Grawe, D. Folts, S. Flower. ROW 2: C. Feld- man, E. Graf, B. Griffith. L. Fagan, M. Follman, P. Goran, J. Gibbin. ROW 3: C. Fallon, B. Fowler, N. Evans, D. Farner, T. Gentner, M. Finch. M. Fuller, M. Fisher. MISSING: S. Fisher, A. Fuller. R. Gentner, D. Griffith, M. Guenther, L. Guntrum MR. SNETHEN ROW 1: W. Harmon, G. Huber, C. Johnson ROW 2: V. Heintz, S. Hauck. J. Hammer, M. Kane ROW 3: B. Hawkins, K. Hammer. B. Huber, D. Hilliker, M. James, J. Hagerty, M. Hecht, A. Kane, S. Kasper, D. Jump, S. Heller MISSING: D. Hall, M. Hansen, B. Haught, W. Haught, J. Havens, M. Heim, B. Hughes, E. Hymers, C. Jackson, J. Jaworski, K. Kalwicki 83 MR. SORENSON ROW 1: L. Keys, J. Kendall, M. Kehr, D. Kummer, E. Krezmien. ROW 2: S. Langford, M. Krohn, S. Kochersperger, J. Krohn, B. Kulesz, V. Langreck, D. Knopf, J. Kief, ROW 3: B. King, B. Land, O. Kociszewski. J. Kondziela, B. Kowalski, L. Korabek, ROW 4: D. Krohn, R. Law, G. Krezmien, M. Krezmien, B. Kujawa. MISSING: G. Knopf, J. Kowalik MR. MADURSKI ROW 1: D. Miess, P. Mariea, S. Manaher, M. Master- son ROW 2: A. Maciejewski, D. McCormick, D. Loomis, D. Nunweiler, D. Mansfield, K. Mark, K. Lawton ROW 3: C. McCarthy, J. Marling, P. McGlynn, J. Nason, S. Nowak, S. Manchester ROW 4: J. Loftus, L. Luno, R. Mortimer, B. Myers MISSING: M. Letson, R. Lounsbury, M. Matala, T. Morrell, L. Nason MRS. SANDO ROW 1: S. Przystal, C. Cr- sini, J. Pierce ROW 2: W. Patterson, D. Reiford, A. Offerbeck, P. Phillips, M. Cross, B. Pratt ROW 3: J. Rizzo, R. Reidel, J. Pfeiffer, M. Nugent ROW 4: J. Rishel. J. Orndorff, T. Reinard, D. Ratajczak, L. Pettengill, J. Rindfuss MISSING: D. Nunweiler, J. Pac, M. Pajek, K. Ploetz, P. Raber 85 MR. O'BRIEN ROW 1: D. Schneider, A. Schelble, D. Sahr, D. Smith, D. Seymour. ROW 2: T. Sande, K. Smith, L. Schmitt, L. Schneider, R. Rumfola, M. Semlitsch, K. Sherlock. ROW 3: J. Sion, S. Schunk, J. Romanowski. M. Shriver, S. Schelble, T. Schlageter. MISSING: M. Schweickert, J. Sell, A. Shaffer, W. Shaffer, P. Skelton, C. Smith, K. Soda MRS. ENGEL ROW 1: D. Sullivan, B. Stuart, D. Sullivan, A. Sonnenberger, ROW 2: A. Stallone, J. Stallone, G. Stein, L. Stowell, E. Szymanski, L. Smith, C. Stachowski, D. Timmel. D. Sullivan, K. Sieda. ROW 3: P. Smith, D. Stevens, S. Smith, B. Stang, J. Tucker. MISSING: R. Solem, M. Sommer, J. Steff, S. Strohauer, T. Stuart MR. DRAKE ROW1:S.Wozniak,M.Zybert,G.Wisniewski.D.Wright,W.Turner,R.Westfall, D. Turner, M. Wright. ROW 2: T. Will, R. Wannstedt, R. Walker, K. Williams, M. Wackowski, K. Walker, J. Wackowski, D. Tuttle, T. Zimmer, P. Wilkey, D. Warner. MISSING: T. Tuttle, T. Vacanti, M. Watkins, M. Watkins 88 FRESHMEN This years Freshman Class, advised by Mrs. Teresa Saizler, is participating in a series of monthly bake sales and atten- ding many athletic events. To bring the yearis activities to a close, the class will sponsor the Moving-Up Day Dance with the eighth-graders and seniors as honored guests. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-ROW 1: D. Dygert, Vice-President; S. Rood, Secretary; ROW 2: L. Call. President; J. Burns, Treasurer MR. FENERAN ROW 1: J. Bobseine, J. Arbogast. J. Ball ROW 2: D. Ar- bogast, C. Blesy, C. Benson ROW 3: D. Bell, T. Anderson, T. Babbitt, P. Adams, R. Baglio, M. Beutler ROW 4: C. Blackwell, N. Ahrens, B. Belscher, L. Aldrow ROW 5: S. An- drews, C. Ball. K. Baye, R. Agle MISSING: J. Ackley, P. Ahles, L. Aldrow, J. Arbore, C. Barrett, G. Bartoo, C. Bellinger, A. Bence MRS. SNETHEN ROW 1: M. Dalimonte, S. Collins, J. Butzer, S. Broomfield, S. Cryer, R. Bochenek ROW 2: C. Croakman, S. Bremiller, C. Cranston, K. Buchheit, S. Bragg ROW 3: K. Boundy, P. Brooks ROW 4: J. Burn, K. Ciszak, L. Call, S. Bristol, l. Bradford, M. Brogan MISSING: A. Bockhahn, C. Bockhahn, S. Brauch, C. Bruce, D. Brueckman. J. Burke. M. Cannan. D. Carrow, D. Cecala, N. Connors 89 mmg$gAub+ ijt 40 emd Q YEOSI' 81er mg 1Q VQ+ - Wifj 1086+ i' i ia WW: 09mm 5:0 now Mousoo 90?. . WT JEEL agord++h Angie 720 mu mac memerabic t Jmemw gr? :39;th QOWQW ,, 9:59? C er 1v n 3 , , , I th +he mix r. iloeqsi Oh On In 6:: en CCUYXU SS-Q ICOWIn +hem cm Arum arms 8hd4 WCIfdu anqu OLGA: ioohm iie+ii 60 it's how: I hope. qOu remembe OH +heh dCi-i-Imeo ou'xle W6 $ YIOJr bad ?- :I: Wish un +he r 043 L-quV'v In C mm 05 MRS. GIBBIN ROW1: J. Eaton C 6. Eddy E. Eddy M. Durnford ROW2: L 3. J. Dashnaw M. DiBlasi, D. DePerro 1 and D. Dygert, L. Debo, J. Dzier-O zanowski T. Fellows ROW3: L. Ed- 0 dy, P. Elkins K Doran J. Evans V ROW 4- D. DeVore .aCK MlSSiNG: M. Delia, q Dzierzanowski, P. Dzierzanowski DL. U0 Eaton, M. Eberhardt, J. Edwards. J. Ellis, W. Enser MISS PIEHL ROW1:L.Fox,J.HaII, B. DiBIasi, D. Hallett, D. Govola, M. Godert ROW 2: J. Goss, A. Goss, R. Harmon ROW 3: H. Guffner, S. Hall, C. Hammond, H. Germann, B. Fleckenstein, D. Gray ROW 4: T. Hamilton, B. Gusch, B. Funk, S. Hacker, C. George ROW 5: L. Ganoe, R. Fleckenstein, M. Ferraro, D. Fluker, D. Grace, D. Hansen, J. Frey, M. Graf MISSING: A. Francis. S. Hacker 91 92 MRS. WOJClK ROW 1: M. Hebdon, K. Johnson, M. Kessler. L. Kauf- mann, D. Hofmann, J. Haught, J. Horn. E. Hebdon, E. Joslin ROW 2: B. Hildebrand, O. Herrick, B. Holtz ROW 3: M. Himes, B. Johnson, C. Heim. P. Hebdon, R. Havens, K. Kasper ROW 4: R. Hughes, K. Heary, E. Kazmark, K. Kasper, D. Kaczmarek, R. Hunsinger MISSING: J. Heppner, J. Jermain, M. Kane, D. KessIer MRS. ROSS ROW 1: M. LaPorta, T. Kowalik, M. Loftus, R. Mann, P. Klever, C. Koch ROW 2: J. Klaja. A. Masterson, M. Lagell ROW 3: D. Kremer, D. Langhans, B. Klein, M. Krezmien, K. Leatherbarrow ROW 4: B. Lipka, J. Lerminiaux. D. Kester, T. Lohrey, D. Klever, B. Kowalski MISSING: D. Klingensmith, J. Krez- mien, P. Krohn, R. Langes, R. Lape A LWIJ'?! MRS. GLOVACK ROW 1: D. Morrison, C. Pierce, M. Ouellene, M. Moritz, D. Palmer ROW 2: J. Pen- nington, A. McMahon, A. McGranor, J. Ott, D. Nellis, M. McDonnell, M. Mortimer ROW 3: R. Piccirilli, D. McCooI, D. Mooney, J. Piscitelli, K. Nelson, R. Neureuther, T. Miller, T. McDonough ROW 4: L. Pajek, D. Mooney, D. Mesch. K. McDonald, K. McDonnell, P. Morrell, A. Maybee WSSING: W. Miller 93 MRS. SALZLER ROW 1: S. Rood, L. Schlageter, S. Siminski, D. Raber, D. Reiner ROW 2: S. Pukay, M. Shelley, M. Schoepflin, M. Schweickert, L. Shelley ROW 3: K. Sell, L. Pr- zystal, M. Schmitz, K. Ploetz, T. Shelley ROW 4: K. Schweickert. A. Schiedel, B. Seales. T. Seufert, D. Siegle, C. Rung, C. Rumfola MISSING: R. Proctor, L. Rak, R. Redford, K. Sande. A. Schunke MR. HARRISON ROW 1: M. Spencer, D. Stuart, P. Smith, G. Speidel, B. Szymanski ROW 2: D. Snyder, T. Szarleta, J. Trevett, L. Stang, J. Steff, L. Snyder, R. Tagliarino, D. Starkweather ROW 3: T. Sonoga, M. Strohauer, T. Turner, T. Strohauer, C. Smith, K. Stevens, D. Solak. J. Skura, T. Sion, D. Stevens, A. Stevenson, S. Smercak MISSING: L. Smith, R. Snyder, R. Tredo 94 MISS ZACHEY ROW 1: J. Wolniewicz, C. Wagner ROW 2: E. Watkins, C. Utsinger, E. Zaccardo. D. Underhill, J. Wotherspoon ROW 3: P. Wittmeyer, S. Zittel, R. Walczak, J. Wilson, S. Wilber, M. Wolowicz, D. Whitehead ROW 4: P. Ulrich, M. Vacanti, J. Will, M. Willibey, ROW 5: L. Westphal. R. Wurtz, B. Vizena, B. Waterman, S. Wieder MISSING: l. Tuttle. S. Walenka, M. Welch, R. Welty, A. Wnek MR. RANDALL ROW 1: A. Smith, B. Sheret, D. Manning, M. Kroll. B. Bellinger, S. Fuller, B. Taylor MISSING: B. Dzierzanowski, B. Ludwig, B. Wittmeyer 95 VARSITY FOOTBALL GJ. has much to be proud Of in this year's ROW1:G.Lake,P.0rchard,K.McDonough,M.Warner,E.Havens,J.KittIe, Varsity Footbau team who, for the first time, B. Klein, B. Brogan ROW 2: D. Lewis, T. Benz, J. Beckerich, M. Benson. T. achieved a 9-0 undefeated season The Grif- Shpop, P. Krohn, B. McCall, R. Whitehead ROW 3: M. Matala, C. Rumfola, B. f' k th G C .h ,, , k d Lutz, S. Germann, S. Wieder, M.Cegielski,J. Ball, D. Helt ROW 4: B.Adams, Ins, nown as e rape rus . were ran e M. Wolowicz, T. Schiedel, P. Krezmien, R. Schlageter, H. Skull. B. Joslin $12 among small high SChOOlS in the State by the ROW 5: Mr. R. Schlageter. Mr. M. Nugent, B. Edwards. M. Nugent, Mr. E. New York State Sports Writers Association as Havens , they outscored their opponents 264-20. Many of our outstanding players were recognized and received the honorable distinc- tion of being selected to All-Star and AII-State standings. Mark Warner, Linebacker, and Bert Klein, Defensive End, were selected for the first team All-State and first team Division V All- Stars. Emmy Havens, Guard, and Bill Brogan, Quarterback, were selected for the fifth team AII-State and first team Division V AlI-Stars. Brian McCall, End, was selected to the first team Division V, while Kevin McDonough was the first team Place Kicker. Second team Divi- sion V selections were: Jeff Kittie, Center; Ron Schlageter, Defensive Halfback, Bob Kowalske, Defensive Tackle; and Ron Whitehead, Defen- sive End. ' 98 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS T. Lavin, B. Hawkins, l. Campbell, T. Dallas, L. Ratajczak, L. Michalakes, H. Smith, B. Hall, L. Odell i J.V. FOOTBALL ROW 1: T. Fellows, D. Enser, D. Dallas, J2 Wackowski, J. Burn, J. With the help of Mr. J. Duprey and Mr. J. Fitzsim- Rindfuss, T. Bicknell, M. Nugent, J. Stallone, B. Clark, E. Krezmien, mons the J.V. Football team finished this Grape M. Belscher ROW 2: K. Ploetz, D. Ratajczak, K. Williams, B. Cr Sh n 'th 8 S ore f 7 W' and 1 I083 Szymanski, S. Schelble, J. Orndorff, T. Benkelman, A. Schelble, D. u seaso WI C 0 ms ' Farner ROW 3: G. Stein, D. Fluker, M. Wolowicz, B. Funk, B. Govola, Leading the team were JOhn waCKOWSki With 96 R. Piccirilli, T. Schlageter, s. Schunk ROW 4: 3. Bristol, 0, Ham- tackles, Tim Bicknell with 22 receiving passes and mond, R. Neureuther, P. Elkins, M. Delia, M. Willibey, M. Ackley, G. Dan Danas, punting 522 yards, Krezmien ROW 5: M. Duprey, J. Edwards, D. Pamer, M. Brogan, M. Trevett SCORES GI. 22 Salamanca 0 38 J.F.K. 0 20 Depew 22 28 Pioneer 0 20 Alden 0 30 Eden 6 14 East Aurora 8 22 Cleveland Hill 0 100 J.V. CHEERLEADERS 3W? mem I! The footba cheerleaders at Griffith Institute are ROW 1: P. Wittmeyer, L. Schlageter, J. Eaton, L. Kaufmann ROW 2: divided into two groups: Junior Varsity, under the in- J. Beckerich, R. Wannstedt, S. Manchester, R. Law, 8. Cranston struction of Mrs. Margaret Klingensmith, and Varsity, under the instruction of Mrs. Dianna Havens. The pur- pose of the group is to promote school spirit at foot- ball games. This year the girls sponsored bake sales, a balloon sale, and a cake raffle. 101 ROW 1: E, Lundberg, P. Michalek. S. Oatmeyer, J. Sion ROW 2: D. The Cross Country team, coached by Mr. William Sullivan, J. Klatja, D. Sullivan, D. Sullivan ROW 3: Mr. W. Baker, M. Baker, finished its season with a 2-8 record. Basically Sommer, T. Zimmer, D. Brooks - ' - a new team With only three runners returning, Its members continually showed improvement as the season progressed. At the Sectional Qualifier at Chestnut Ridge Park, Matt Sommer placed ninth in a field of 100 runners, and John Sion and Dennis Sullivan finished in the top thirty. SCORES G.l. 24 Gowanda 31 48 J.F.K. 35 15 Cleveland Hill 47 44 Alden 18 32 Cleveland Hill 20 15 Eden 48 18 J.F.K. 37 29 Alden 22 15 Eden 48 22 Gowanda 51 102 GOLF TEAM This year the G.I. Linksmen in their third season of competition showed a great deal of improvement. Although they were unable to come up with a victory, each of the six players scored points for his team. Leading the golfers were David Dygert and Dan Seymour. Scores G.I. 2 Eden 16 8 Cleveland Hill 10 0 Gowanda 18 4 Alden 14 2 Gowanda 16 3V2 Aiden 14V2 0 Cleveland Hill 18 V2 Eden 17V2 ROW 1: D. Dygert, W. Harmon ROW 2: D. Dygert, D. Seymour BOYS VOLLEYBALL ROW 1: D. Nellis ROW 2: G. Zimmermann, S. Gernatt ROW 3: P. Burn, D. Denzien, R. Benson, W. Wotherspoon. The Boys Volleyball team, coached this year by Mr. Michael Kramer, ended an exciting but disappointing season with a record of 2-10. High scorers for the team were Bob Benson and Steve Gernatt. SCORES Cleveland Hill Williamsville South Williamsville North Depew East Aurora Eden Williamsville South Depew Cleveland Hill Williamsville North East Aurora Eden G.I. OO-i-lNOOON-KJO NNNNANNNANNN GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This year, the Girls Volleyball team improved immensely. Coached by Miss Debbie Stamm, they won several games and played a number of close matches, ending the season with a 2-10 record. Cathy Meszaros was chosen Most Valuable Player, and Kelly Brogan, Most lm- proved Player. Amy Snyder, Tracy Law and Kyle Sprague also deserve special commenda- tion for excellent performances. SCORES G.l. Eden Alden HoIland Gowanda North Collins Alden Cleveland Hill Holland Gowanda North Collins Cleveland Hill Eden OOOOOOANNOOO NMNNNNNOONNN ROW 1: B. Hebdon ROW 2: J. Nason, T. Law, K. Brogan, L. Stein, K. Tharnish, K. Sprague, A. Snyder. D. Dygert, C. t f g Meszaros ; 5 7, 105 BOYS SWIMMING ROW 1: L. Heintz. ROW 2: M. Murray, R. Anderson, L. Wurtz, D. The Boys' Swim Team ended their 1978-1979 Mesch, J. Wotherspoon, M. Beyer, A. Skevenson, J. Crow. ROW 3: season with a record of 4-11, The team, this year P. Wilkey, S. Nowak, J. Lerminiaux, R. Piccirilli, T. Zimmer. K. coached by MS. Cathy Schaus1 had many members Williams, V. Piccirilli, T. Reinard ROW 4: G. Becker, L. Wilkey, M. participate in the E.C,I,C, nB Division swim meet Womerspoon. while others with excellent qualifying times par- ticipated in the E.C.l.C. 11A Division swim meet and sectionals. Top swimmers for G.I, were George Becker, Matt Wotherspoon and Tom Reinard. SCORES G.l. 38 Cheektowaga 43 42 Franklinville 41 ' 29 Iroquois 54 24 Grand Island 58 36 Franklinville 43 31 Williamsville South 52 33 Depew 50 13 Williamsville North 70 12 East Aurora 71 41 Pioneer 42 42 Portville 41 44 Cleveland Hill 39 56 Alden 27 35 Eden 48 18 Lakeshore 64 106 GIRLS SWIM TEAM ROW 1: Mrs. L. Schumacher, J. Ingerson, K. McDonald, J. Nason, J. The G.I. Dolphins ended their season with a 5 win-6 SCSOEpEIin, 3- righalgk, Tu Ema sMK-vsrPiian-Gcaganio';ROW loss record. Julie Schoepflin led the team, breaking E . O nson, . n er, . vans, . fl , . er er, . OWGF, - P. McGlynn now 3zyM. Beyer, E. Gibbin,gC. Benson, L. Heintz, P. her oyvn school record m the 100 freestyle. Other OUt' Spencer, D. Blair, K. Maloy standing SWImmers were: Kelly Brogan, backstroke; . , Donna Gerber, butterfly; and Kathy Brogan, breaststroke. h v. G.I. 43 Portville 39 33 Franklinville 50 23 Wm. North 60 45 Eden 38 42 Wm. South 41 27 East Aurora 56 11 Wm. North 0 44 Eden 39 29 Wm. South 54 29 East Aurora 54 76 Portville 96 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: P. Burn, R. Schlageter, B. Klein ROW 2: C. Rumfola ROW 3: M. Warner, R. Whitehead, Ft. Benson, J. Sion, W. Brogan. The Varsity Basketball team, finishing with a record of 15 wins and 4 losses, qualified for the Quarter Finals of the E.C.I.C. Playoffs but lost to Cheektowaga by only two points. High scorers were Ron Whitehead and Bob Benson, who were also first and third in the division. Leading in assists was Dan Lewis. The boys were coached by Mr. Philip Smolinski. SCORES North Collins Eden Pioneer Pioneer Alden Cleveland Hill J.F.K. Gowanda Holland North Collins Eden Cleveland Hill J.F.K. Gowanda Alden Holland Depew Olean Cheektowaga VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: L. Michalakes, g. Eel, L. Odell, B. Hall, T. Dallas ROW 2: T. Lavin, B. Estep, L. Ratajczak, B. Hawkin wt +4 109 GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girls Varsity Basketball Team ended the first eleven games with six wins and five losses. Coached by Mr. Robert Kaufmann, the girls also qualified for the Section 6 playoffs. High scorers were Tracy Law and Cathy Meszaros. SCORES G.l. 38 Gowanda 30 25 Alden 34 35 Cteveland Hill 38 39 Holland 29 74 North Collins 17 35 Eden 38 30 East Aurora 35 44 Gowanda 35 68 North Collins 26 30 Alden 31 43 Cleveland Hill 40 JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: D. Blair, G. Huber, C. Orsini, R. Law, C. Cowles, A. Schiedel, M. Krohn, P. McGlynn, M. Benzing, S. Langford, L. Keys ROW 2: Mr. K. Hoppel, T. Turner, C. Wagner, L. Pajek, M. Krezmien, A. McMahon, S. Wozniak, D. Baker, C. Rumfola, E. Edwards, D. Gimbrone, M. Follman After playing seven games, the Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Kenton Hoppel, had G ' d ft . d f. I L d' 19 Alden 36 a recor o . wo.wms an we osses. ea mgecorers 24 Cleveland Hill 29 were Debbie Glmbrone, Amy Schtedel, Marla Krez- 28 Holland 18 mien, Ann McMahon and Sandy Longford. 16 Eden 44 22 East Aurora 31 16 Alden 44 VARSITY ROW 1: P. Spencer, 8. Pearson, B. Hebdon. C. Kobler ROW 2: J. Nason, K. Brogan, T. Law, D. Sion, C. Meszaros, L. Harvey, B. Haught SCORES Cleveland Hill The Girls Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Brian Laud, made a remarkable comeback from last year with a record of 8 victories and 2 losses. Most Valuable Player for the team was Tracy Law, set- ting a school record with 9 wins and 1 loss. SCORES Eden Awen EastAurora J.FJQ Gowanda Eden Awen EastAurora J.FJQ Gowanda G.I. JXabOAOJ-b-b-LA-h- .L-LO'IAmA-Lh44 GIRLS, TENNIS ROW 1: D. Smith, M. Follman, G. Huber. R. Law, K. Hilliker ROW 2: T. Law. D. Baker, C. Huber, L. Smnh, K. Halfpenny, M. Wozniak, L. Jung ROW 3: P. Dalimonte, M. Gabriel, 0. Paquin, B. Estep, K. Meszaros, Mr. B. Laud 1H J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1: Mr. R. Schlageter, M. Rauch, J. Stallone, T. Miller, W. The Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. FIeckenstein,J.Wackowski, M.Kessler,D.Mooney,T.BenkeIman, Robert Schlageter, finished the season with a 5.11 M. Brogan, E. Hebdon, T. Schlageter, G. Krezmien, R. Fleckensteln record. Leading the scoring were Tim Bicknell With an average of 19.8 points per game and Greg Stein with an average of 19.2 points per game. Greg Krezmien was the leading rebounder and totaled 79 points. One exceptional team achievement was that seventeen of the twenty team members scored during the season. SCORES G.I. 59 North Collins 36 59 Eden 39 76 Pioneer 58 55 Pioneer 38 64 Alden 57 35 Cleveland Hill 72 26 J.F.K. 43 34 Gowanda . 41 21 Holland 46 32 North Collins 34 21 Eden 51 22 Cleveland Hill 39 26 J.F.K. 54 35 Gowanda 41 19 Alden 47 23 Holland 33 H2 J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L. Call, R. Wannstedl, J. Beckerich. L. Schlageter, W. Patterson, S. Cranston, S. Manchester, S. Hall. L. Kauf- mann, N. Bumbalo. The Basketball Cheerleaders at G.l. help promote school spirit at all basketball games. Auditioning girls were judged by several members of the Buffalo Jills who also gave them advice and ideas for new cheers. 113 ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK STAFF ROW 1:8. Folts,A.Wagner,W.Har- mon, C. Wagner ROW 2: J. Emeri- ing, L. Smith ROW 3: R. Anderson, L. Zane, J. Pennington, L. Schneider, M. Benzing ROW 4: M. James. P. Goran H8 The Yearbook Staff has been G.l.'s major publication organization for many years. The 1979 Griffoneil Staff is under the direction of Mrs. Nancy White, ad- viser; Carol Pennington and Rachel Spire, Editors-in-Chief; Louise Lango, Literary Editor; and Steve Smith, Layout Editor. The organization is composed of three smaller staffs: Layout, which plans the arrangement of pictures and ar- ticles; Literary, which is responsible for all writing; and Typing, which prepares the final copy. All staff members sell advertisements and yearbooks. During one week in August, Rachel Spire and Steve Smith attended a workshop sponsored by Varden Studios in Rochester for high school editors. New ideas and different approaches concerning all aspects of yearbook publication were taught. Many of these have been incorporated in GRIFFONELL 79. C Lango ROW 2 . White, L. ROW 1: Mrs. N S R O .H D E K O O B R A E VI . Smith S Spire, R. u Pennington ORCHESTRA ROW 1: K. Campbell, P. Wilkey, L. Widdowfield, C. Ahies, E. Gibbin, C. Pennington ROW 2: M. Krohn, M. Murray, M. Luno, D. Brooks, C. Kellick ROW 3: T. Will, D. Mansfield, L. Aldrow, B. Seales ROW 4: L. Aldrow, D. Arbogast, B. King, J. Pennington ROW 5: T. Sion, S. Pid- sadnick ROW 6: L. Schmitt, D. Dygert, N. Adams, P. Nelligan ROW'7: M. Schoepflin, K. McKeever, C. Gernold, P. Litton ROW 8: W. Kummer, D. DeWaId, H. Shoop, Mr. F. Mears The Griffith Institute High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Frederick Mears, is made up of approximately 70 string, woodwind, brass and per- cussion instrumentalists. The group performs at the Pops, Christmas and Spring concerts, at the Bac- calaureate service, and is planning an exchange concert with another school. This gives musicians the opportunity to play a wide variety of orchestral music from symphonic to chamber to popular which features not only the full orchestra but also the string section. Members of the group also participate in the Area AII-State and Erie County Orchestras. ROW 1: A. Snyder, P. Ajharn ROW 2: L. Snyder, T. Benkelman ROW 3: L. Lango, B. Kujawa, M. Backhaus ROW 4: P. Cryer, S. Cryer, C. Collier ROW 5: H. Vaughn, D. Linamen ROW 6: S. Cranston, M. Blakely, D. Egner, S. Capanyola, M. Follman, J. Loftus, L. Luno ROW 7: D. Seymour, D. Sullivan, R. Collier, D. Fluker, K. Seales, D. Sullivan, L. Harvey, S. Smith ROW 8: M. Wright, J. Krohn, R. Ziecker, R. Dittmar STRING QUARTETS ROW 1: L. Snyder ROW 2: B. Seales, J. Pennington, S. Cryer Two string quartets and one small string ensemble under the direction of Mr. Frederick Mears presently exist at G.l. The groups, consisting of violinists, violists and cellists, perform at the Chamber Concert, for clubs and organizations in Springville, and for school functions such as the dedication ceremony of the high school wing. C. Pennington C. Ahles L.Lango A. Snyder ROW 1: P. Cryer, PV Ajharn ROW 2: K. Mark. M. Krohn, M. Wright, P. Wilkey 123 BRASS GROUP The Brass Group directed by Mr. Raymond HandfieId is a select ensembie made up of trumpet, trombone, French Horn and tuba players. After rehearsing on Friday afternoons, the group performs for service clubs in Springville, at the nursing homes, and at the Chamber Concert. ROW 1: P. Litton, D. Seymour, V. Wisniewski ROW 2: Mr. R. Hanfield, D. Fluker, D. Sullivan, L. Harvey WOODWIND ENSEMBLE The Woodwind Ensemble, or Double Woodwind Quintet, is composed of two oboes, two flutes, two clarinets, two French Horns and two bassoons. The musical scope of this group ranges from classical to popular. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald DeLisle, the ensemble performs at the annual Chamber Concert. gawk : ??i mm Wmamwem' . ', ROW 1: P. NeIIigan, S. Cranston, M. Blakely, P. Litton. J. Loftus ROW 2: N. Adams, P. Wilkey. D. Egner, C. Gernold, A. Masterson JAZZ ENSEMBLE ROW 1: D. Stuart, T. Sion, S. Pidsadnick, H. Vaughn, D. Linamen, P. Spencer, 8. Pukay, D. Sullivan ROW 2: R. Dittmar, M. Cegielski, L. Harvey, K. Seales. D. Sullivan, T. Loftus, M. Belscher ROW 3: R. Ziecker, L. VanDette, C. Pukay, T. Shoop, D. Dewald, D. Mesch, D. Fluker, R. Collier, D. Seymour, D. Sullivan, C. Peterson, P. Litton, M. Willibey The Griffith Jazz Ensemble is a select instrumental group which meets one day a week. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Gerald DeLisIe, the group provides an op- portunity for students to learn a variety of jazz styles and techniques, and serves as an outlet from every- day formalized music. Annual activities for the ensem- ble include the Jazz Concert and performances for the community. WIND ENSEMBLE ROW 1: P. Wilkey, S. Cranston, C. Blesy, A. Masterson, L. Schmitt, B. Stang, C. Kociszewski ROW 2: M. Blakely, D. Egner, S. Capanyola, M. Follman, M. Schoepflin, K. McKeever, G. Wisniewski ROW 3: R. Havens, P. Wittmeyer, S. Siminski, J. Wackowski, S. Nowak, S. Broomfield, C. Peterson, C. Pukay, R. Collier, D. Sullivan ROW 4: J. Rishel, D. Mesch, W. Kummer, T. Miller, D. Palmer, H. Shoop, R. Dittmar The Wind Ensemble, directed by Mr. Gerld F. DeLi- sle, is a group of wind and percussion instrumentalists who play a variety of music from all periods of music history. This concert band performs at the Pops Concert, Christmas Concert and Spring Concert, and participates in an exchange program with another school. In the fall and spring, the group is augmented to present a half-time show in mid-October and to march in parades in May and June. Members of the group also assist at the annual Pageant of Bands. ROW 1: P. Spencer, D. Dygert, N. Adams, P. Nelligan ROW 2: C. Gernold, P. Litton. J. Loftus, L. Luno, C. Stachowski, H. Vaughn, D. Linamen, S. Pisadnick, S. Pukay, D. Sullivan ROW 3: D. Seymour. D. Fluker, J. Arbogast, M. Willibey, E. Hebdon, M. Masterson, T. Loftus, D. Sullivan, L. Harvey, K. Seales, T. Sion, D. Stuart ROW 4: Mr. G. DeLisle, J. Krohn, S. Smith 127 128 CHORUS ROW1:P.Wilkey,M.Murray,B. Enser, D. Cecala. J. Tuttle, J. Keys. D. Bence, A. Masterson, M. Benzing, K. Cambell ROW 2: L. Schneider, R. Anderson. A. Crotty, L. Van Dene, S. Nowak, C. Gernold, C. Ahles, C. Pe:er- son, M. Wright, M. Durnford ROW 3: W. Burke, C. Orsini, M. Krezmien, R. Schiele, D. Dygert, Z. Smith, M. Follman, B. Myers, C. Fiel, J. Lerminiaux ROW 4: T. Law, K. Leatherbarrow, C. Rum- fola, B. Waterman, J. Steff, M. Luno. B. Solak, B. Billings, E. Feltz. R. Ziecker, D. Denzien, L. Odell, M James ROW 1: P. Ahles, P. Burke, R. Walczak, K. Benzing, K. McDonough, P. GirsL L4 Lape. E. Szymanski, K. Ciszak, S. Estep ROW 2: A. McMahon, S. Brauch, D. Blesy, D. Paquin, R. Spire, K. Johnson, L. Stowell, L. Keys, T. Lavin, B. Hawkins, P. Goran ROW 3: M. Vacanti, M. Schoepflin, L. Aldrow, C. Blesy. L. Aldrow, J. Pennington, C. Collier, P. Cryer, B. King ROW 4: L. Stang, K. McKeever, J. Rogger, D. Knopf, C. Rumfola, S. Pryzystal, L. Przystal, J. Beckerich, R. Law ROW 5: M. Butzer. M. Blakely, M4 Suckow, D. Egner, R. Fleckenstein. Mr. Clark, A. Wagner, D. Brooks, L. Lango, C. Pennington, L. Smith The Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Clark, performs at the Pops, Christmas and Spring concerts, and at Baccalaureate. This year's presidents are Jeff Bartlett and Marcia Blakely. The section leaders are: Soprano, Robin Anderson and Rachel Spire; Alto, Zoanne Smith and Tracy Law; Tenor, David Dygert and Marcia Blakely; Bass, Rick Schiele and Eric Feltz. Two Seniors, Jeff Bartlett and Zoanne Smith, were chosen for the AII-State and All- Eastern Choruses. Other outstanding choral students participate in the Area AII-State and Erie County Choruses. GRIFFITHAIRES:ROW1:M.Follman,ZtSmith,J. Pennington ROW 2: K. McKeever, L. VanDette, M. Blakely. R. Anderson, J. Rogger, Mr. Clark ROW 3: D. Paquin. C. Peterson, R. Spire, K. Smith ROW 4: D. Denzien, ET Feltz, C. Pen- nington, J. Tuttle The Griffithaires is a small group of students selected by audition from the full chorus. Members rehearse one evening a week and perform at the Chamber and Jazz Concerts and for local churches, Clubs and organizations. The group is directed by Mr. Arthur Clark and accompanied by Mrs. Marlene Clark. 129 MARCHING UNITS DRUM MAJOR-M. B. Luno FLAG LINE-R.Anderson,A.Crotty,L.Schneider,M.Pajek,B.Bragg,G. COLOR GUARD-S. Darszewski, B. Edwards, L. Keys, D. Waldron Fluker !32 The Griffith Institute marching units are made up of twenty-seven girls divided into six groups. Drum Major Mary Beth Luno, Color Guard, Flag Line and Display Flags are directed by Mr. Gerald DeLisIe. The Majorettes and G- Flags are directed by Mrs. Carol Frohe. This year the marching units have performed in the Homecoming Night Half-Time Show, the October Pops concert and at annual parades. G-FLAGS-C. Rumfola, C. Blackwell, T. Sande, S. Murray DISPLAY FLAGS-L. Przystal, D. Langhans, L. AldrOW, L. MAJORETTES-ROW1:Mrs.C.Frohe.N.Connors,M.Loftus ROW 2: J. Aldrow Pennington, R. Langes, L. Pfarner, M. Schmitz 133 THEATRE WORKSHOP ROW 1: T. Sande, J. Ellis, L. Pettengill, A. Sonnenberger, L. Korabek ROW 2: T. Pilger, C. Francis. R. Headley, K. Wulff, J. Doherty, A. Goss, K. Walker. M. Kief, 8. Dayton, T. Land, J. Jackson ROW 3: Mr. P. Lawton, J. Haught, G. Waldron, T. Vacanti, T. Hawkins, R. Linden, E. Bentley, G. Milliman, W. Goss. M. Cannon, E. Szymanski, S. Morrison, J. McClellan. C. Jackson, C. Mortimer, Mr. F. Gantz Theatre Workshop is an organization which provides a creative outlet for students interested in any aspect of theatre production. Mr. Paul Lawton and Mr. Frederick Gantz teach techniques of set construction, lighting, make-up, acting and theatre management. Their major productions at 6.1. were FRANKENSTEIN and The Maids. Some of My Best Friends was performed for the womenhs clubs of Springville and the Children's Traveling Theatre performed uThe Twelve Dancing Princesses.n The student laboratory production of the introductory theatre class was uCastle in the Village. FRANKENSTEIN Cast Victor ................Roger Headley Elizabeth ................Tracy Land Frau Frankenstein . . .Jackie McClellan Creature.. ..............BillGoss Henry ..... ......Tom Vacanti Sophie.... .............KiquIff Ernst...... ..........MarkCannon Gypsy . . . .. . .. .. Charity Frenzel 135 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY W S 3 giwixw a 28:11 , g; ROW 1: K. Puff, D. Schrader ROW 2: C. Frenzel, L. Chilson, M. Blakely. D. Sion, C. Shea, B. Klein, L. Flower, J. Kazmark, B. Papke ROW 3: R. Steff, C. Kellick, A. Snyder, M. Garver, S. Farner, S. Gernatt ROW 4: J. Underberg, Mr. Schrantz, K. Sprague, J. lngerson ROW 5: C. Pennington, D. Brooks. M. Emerling, D. Paquin, P. Orchard ROW 6: R. Spire, R. Benson The National Honor Society is a group of Junior and Senior students especially selected for exhibiting cer- tain outstanding qualities. Each student must have an 85M: or better class average and show an interest in learning, service, leadership and character. The pur- pose of the club is to stimulate, develop and promote each of these qualities in all students. Activities plann- ed are an induction ceremony, a service project and a trip to the Studio Arena Theatre. The clubs adviser is Mr. Frederick Schrantz. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to improve communications between students, faculty, ad- ministration and community. Members are chosen from Social Studies classes and officers are elected to their positions by the entire student body. The organization is led by: Kyle Sprague, President; Denise Paquin, Vice-President; Betty Estep, ROW 1: D. Gimbrone, G. Huber. D. Cobo, J. Romanowski, M. Follman, D. Farner, S. Wieder ROW 2:8. HaII,C.AhIes,C.Ger- nold, R. Law, A. Kruse, C. Jackson, G. Waldron, M. Cegielski ROW 3: D. Manchester, P. Girst, B. Hammond, K. McDonough, M. Krezmien, E. Oatmeyer, N. Bumbalo, M. Wackowski ROW 4: R. Wannstedt, W. Patterson, J. Lerminiaux, J. Frey, P. Orchard, 8. Nowak, J. Kittle, S. Manchester ROW 5: E. Krez- mien, J. Beckerich, T. McDonough, J. Wotherspoon, C. Mesch, J. Godert, T. Andrews, K. Campbell ROW 6: C. Orsini, B. Holtz, K. Ploetz, P. Moncreiff, B. Michalek, C. Huber, B. Myers, D. Baker ROW 7: S. Smith, L. Lango, A. Schneckenburger, L. Mohn, K.' Wnough, B. Kowalske, T. Shoop. S. Germann, D. Dallas STUr . COUNCIL OFFICERS: D. Paquin B. Estep M. Boese K. Sprague Secretary; Mary Ellen Boese, Treasurer; and Mr. David Brogan, Adviser. The group has organized spectator buses for football and basketball games, and is planning a bake sale and raffle. Through the ef- forts of the Student Council, the PTA has invited the students to participate in its activities, becoming the Parent Teacher Student Association tPTSAt. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, in its fifth year at G.I., provides present and former French students with the oppor- tunity to use their knowledge of the language and culture in enjoyable activities. The advisors are Miss Marilyn Mead and Mrs. Shannon Duggan and the of- ficers are: Anne Semlitsch, President; Debbie Schneider, Vice-President; Alice Bunting, Secretary; and Jean Rogger, Treasurer. At their meetings which are held twice a month, students first discuss business and future plans, then participate in such activities as playing French Bingo or Hollywood Squares, singing French folk songs or sampling French foods. Some special events which have been planned are a calen- dar sale, caroling at the nursing home, trimming the school tree, a Christmas party, the Annual Language Club Dinner and a trip to St. Bonaventure Language Day. ROW 1: J, Rogger, D. Dygert, K. Lawton, D. Delia, D. Reiford, B. Belscher, J. Eaton, D. Schneider ROW 2: K. Halfpenny. Mrs. Duggan, D. Seymour, D. Fluker, M. Garver, M. Boese, D. Enser, D. Farner ROW 3: D. Dygert, D. Dygert, C. Gernold, J. Wackowski, T. Shoop, L. Lango. C. Pennington, C. Benson, R. Anderson, C. Collier, P. Cryer, K. Maioy ROW 4: S. Schunk, N. Burke. M. Wackowski, M. Benson, M. Wozniak, A. Semlitsch, A. Bunting The Spanish Club began its second year with the election of officers and a fund-raising project. The club is led by AI Wagner, President; Julie Romanowski, Vice-President; Alice Bunting, Secretary; and Cora Wagner, Treasurer. The adviser is Mrs. Nancy White. The clubs many activities in- clude a calendar sale, bake sales, the international dinner and another trip to St. Bonaventure. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: D. Timmel, A. Bunting, S. Folts, P. Wilkey. M. Schoepflin, C. Wagner ROW 2: J. Pennington, B. Kujawa, J. Fiel, B. Vandermeer, N. Evans. T. White, 0. Ahles ROW 3: S. Wozniak, C. Blesy, A. Sonnenberger, D. Gusch, Mrs. White ROW 4: C. Kociszewski, M. Brooks, N. Burke, J. Romanowski, J. Nason ROW 5: J. Kondziela, W. Harmon, A. Wagner, L. Guntrum, D. Smith, B. Funk 139 140 ROW 1: S. Farner, K. Mark, M. Maaitah, J. Romanowski, D. Farner, ROW 2: P. Moncreiff, L. Harvey, J. Rogger, D. Gittere, K. Puff, A. Wagner, M. B. Wackowski, ROW 31$. Germann, B. Brogan, B. Ben- son The American Field Service is an organization which spreads peace and understanding throughout the world. Under the leadership of its president, Pam Moncreiff, the Springville chapter is planning fund- raising activities such as a cushion sale and an Easter candy sale to help send exchange student Lisa Harvey abroad this summer. An interschool domestic ex- change is also planned. Turkey will always have a special place in my heart. During my stay there I found much joy and happiness. The Esers, my family. were fantastic! They are kind and loving; they made me a part of their family and helped me learn and understand the Turkish way of life. The Turks are very friendly; they went out of their way to make me happy. I made many friends over the summer despite the fact that my Turkish is extremely limited. My home was on the Aegean Sea in southwestern Turkey. Life there was relaxing and easy-going: swimming in the morning, sleeping or knitting in the afternoon, going for walks or playing cards with friends in the evening, and watching television at night. The first Turkish phrase I learned was Iidoidum which means I have had enough food. The Turks believe in eating and eating and eating. I was almOst grateful when the celebration of the holy Islamic month of Ramazon began. For the thirty days of this month Moslems fast from sunrise to sunset; they wake up at three o'clock in the morning to eat breakfast and eat dinner as soon as the sun sets. Like my brother Bahadir, I observed this celebration for exact- ly one day. During the summer, I did many things that I had never done in America and discovered that most of them were not very difficult to become accustomed to. I learned how to knit and crochet. I washed all of my clothes by hand. I wore skirts in the afternoon and only wore shorts twice tas respectable Turkish girls do not wear shortst. Even though I came back to Springville several months ago I still think of my life in Turkey often. I dream of the day when I will be able to return. I have many happy memories of my A.F.S. experience and I am deeply indebted to everyone who helped make it possible for me to be an exchange student to Turkey. Sue Farner EXCHANGE STUDENTS ROW 1: I. Martinez, S. Farner ROW 2: M. Maaitah, F. Ambrosi I am Mohammad Maaitah, the A.F.S. exchange student from Jor- dan in Springville this year. I feel wonderful about my staying here. I found everything different in comparison with back home. The land, the people and all the circumstances are different, except one thing: the family circumstance. I found the pity and mercy from the parents, brothers and sisters were nearly the same. Before I came, I didn't have any idea about the American life. I never even asked anyone who had been to the U.S. about it. I came here and everything changed for me: the customs, the food, and the habits. I started a new life, the American life, and I realized how wonderful it is. I like it and I'll always like it. I am so happy that I have this opportunity and this experience. It is a good experience for me but I hate one thing. After I have my own friends here, I am going to leave them. This is hard and the worst thing for me is leaving my family here after one year of living together. I remember an Arabic proverb that says, nOne who stays in a circumstance for forty days is a member of that circumstance. How about one year? I like it here as much as I like my country. The U.S. is my second country and I'll never forget it. I'll remember it all the time: my family, my friends, and the whole country, including Springville of course. I say this because this country Is staying deep inside me. I am looking forward to coming here again and I will. In this life, everything is go- ing fast; everything is moving rapidly, especially the time. One thing will remain inside in the deepness of my heart: the memory. I will remember the days I spent here. I compare this life with a movie. We watch it and remember it later. Cordially, Mohammad Maaitah I am the exchange student from Mexico city. My name is Sylvia Ileana Martinez Jimenez. I am eighteen years old. I arrived here on November 3, 1978 and stayed here nine months. I have enjoyed this opportunity to learn the language and various American customs. The American people I have met and my family here have been very nice to me. My family always tried to treat me like I was a member of their family. In the school, all the teachers and students have helped make my stay here pleasurable. I have had many experiences that I will never forget like skiing and seeing all the beautiful places of the area. I want to thank everyone for being so good to me. Perhaps we will meet again. Hasta Luego. Su amiga Mexicana, Ileana My name is Fabian Ambrosi Ordoines. I am seventeen years old. I come from Cuenea, Ecuador. I am here for International fellowship. I lived here for nine months. I live with the Richard Spencer family on Transit Line Road, Springville. I have eleven brothers and sisters here, and one brother and one sister at home. I have had a very nice stay. The people are very nice. I have made many friends. School here Is very different in my country. There are separate schools for boys and girls. This is the first year I've spent with snow and got to do snow-involved activities, tincluding skiing and snowmobilingl. live been involved in many social activities which are much like the ones at home. The music is very different from my country. In spite of the little time I've spent here, the experiences I've had will remain in my heart always. Thanks for everything. Adios, Fabian Ambrosi Ordoines. HI GRIFFITH ATHLETIC CLUB ROW 1: K. Campbell, E. Oatmeyer, L. SmHh, K. Tharnish, Mr. Kauf- mann, J. Lerminiaux, J. Emerling, M. Luno. L. Stein ROW 2: K. Hilliker, K. Sprague, A. Snyder. L. Orsini, E. Funk, L. Widdowfield, L. Ratajczak, J. Ingerson ROW 3: T. Andrews, P. Spencer, A. Schneckenburger, D. Brown, M. Wackowski, T. McDonough, N. Bumbalo, D. Hilliker, A. Schiedel ROW 4: W. Burke, J. Nason, S. Belscher, P. Girst, B. Estep, P. Moncrieff. P. McGlynn, G. Huber, N. Evans, D. Blair ROW 5: J. Crow, A. McMahon, D. DePerro, P. Ahles, R. Walczak, T. Turner. L. Pajek, L. Nason, D. Church, B. Myers, J. Burn, B. Lipka, M. Krezimen ROW 6: S. Rood, L. Call, S. Hall. D. Reiford, D. Delia, P. Wittmeyer. B. Belscher, D. Ar- bogast. D. Solak, S. Siminski, C. Benson, L. Debo, D. Baker, M. Fonan, K. Ciszak GAC Officer-ROW 1: K. Maloy, R. Spire ROW 2: T. Law, D. Manchester, J. Schoepflin The Griffith Athletic Club is a group of girls who help to promote school spirit. They are led by their adviser, Mr. Robert Kaufmann; President, Rachel Spire; Vice-President, Kathy Maloy; Secretary, Deb- bie Manchester; Treasurer, Tracy Law; and Point Keeper, Julie Schoepflin. The members worked at the concession stand during footbaII and basketball seasons and sold hGrape Crushh suckers and pop. 142 H EALTH CAREERS CLUB Members of the Health Careers Club, advised by Mrs. Lois Odell, volunteer their services at the Bertrand Chaffee Hospital and the Jenny 8. Richmond Nursing Home. The club's purpose is a career exploration in health-related oc- cupations. The members work a minimum of three hours a week in the ROW 1: T. Hamilton, 8. pr- department of their choice, including zystal ROW 2: L. Przystal, C. nursing services, X-ray, medical Heim, J- Pierce, M- SChmitZ records, pharmacy, occupational ROW 33 L-WEStphaL P' Heb' therapy and physiotherapy. The club- don, K. Maioy ROW 4: Mrs. . . . . Odene P. Brooks ROW 5: M. sponsored actIVIties planned this year Brooks, C. Rumfola' N. include a blood bank, greeting card Adams, 0. Rung sales and a field trip to Buffalo General Hospital. KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Springville Kiwanis, is in its second year of existence at G.I. The members give service to the school and community and' also participate in social functions. This years officers are: Patti Rauch, President; Al Wagner, Vice-President; Cheryl Piiger, Secretary; and Kristin Halfpenny, Treasurer. Planned ac- tivities include a hayride, pizza party, marathon dance, coat-check service and an aid-to-the-elderiy program. ROW 1: W. Patterson, M.B. Wackowski, M. Krezmien, S. Manchester, T. Dallas, A. Wagner ROW 2: P. Nelligan, B. Estep, i. Campbell, 8. Estep, R. Law, B. Enser ROW 3: S. Wieder, P. Orchard, T. Shoop, A. Kruse, F. Neamon, T. Will, C. Wagner ROW 4: B. Benson. P. Rauch, K. Halfpenny. C. Pilger, M. Benson 143 144 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club consists of approximately twelve students who volunteer their study-hall time to work behind the desk in the library. Throughout the year, they organize activities such as a Christmas Party and a picnic. Their president is Lorna Lape. ROW 1: B. Gusch, K. Schweickert ROW 2: D. Morrison, Mrs. C. Dudley, L. Lape ROW 3: C. Kujawa, B. Kujawa, S. Smercak A.V. CLUB ROW 1: T. Domes ROW 2: Mr. K. Hoppel, D. Bevington The A.V. Club is an organization which gives students an opportunity to work with audio-visual equipment. Under the supervi- sion of Mr. Hoppel, members make minor repairs on school equipment and gain ex- perience making audio and video tapes. - gmgpggb, it x L ROW 1: B. Singer, 8. Backhaus, L. Luno, J. Butzer, D. Wittmeyer, K. Klein, K. Ploetz ROW 2: B. Stuart, D. Klingensmith, C. Bockhahn, F. Heinen, K. Kasper, K. Nelson, 3. Andrews, J. Haught, C. Jackson, B. Holtz, D. Kessler ROW 3: P. Adams, N. Conners, W. Miller, B. Huber, D. Mooney, J. Horn, J. Wiedemann, R. Bochenek, R. Butzer, D. Noto, J. Starks ROW 4: C. Wittmeyer, D. Grace, S. Brauch, C. e Heim, D. Kester, A. Hansen, J. Earl, R. Hunsinger, M. Wolowicz, R. t Agle, E. Eddy, B. Durolek, B. Spengler ROW 5: D. Krohn, S. Fuller, L. Kessler, L. Wingeier, L. Harvey, T. White, M. Graf, S. Cryer, D. Palmer, M. Godert, T. Joslin. M. Hebdon ROW 6: D. Stuart, A. t Schelble, P. Smith, T. Dashnew, M. Place, C. Langhans, M. t Guenther, D. Drumsta, D. Bishop, B. Wittmeyer, J. Burke ROW 7: T. Ruda. S. Churko. K. Sande, J. Sion, J. Tessmer, D. Mooney, R. Kehr. G. Andolina, D. Piwowarczyk. B. Kowalski, J. Burke ROW 8: M. Smith, G. Sasse, M. Hecht, B. Kowalski, .J. Orndorff, D. Fuller, D. Cobo, J. Hagerty, D. Brooks, T. Stuart ROW 9: D. Wendel, M. Wolowicz, K. Cryer, G. Rydzyk, L. Horschel, D. Smith, M. Smith, S. Heiler, M. Masterson. D. Klever, T. Morrell, W. Zimmer F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is a club which has been an integral part of the agriculture classes of G.I. since 1939. Its purposes are to develop leadership, in- spire citizenship, improve agriculture, provide service, and enjoy recreation. Planned activities include a leadership contest, field trips, and citrus, cheese and other sales. The highlight of the year will be hosting the state FFA Convention in May. The clubts officers are: Kevin Klein, President; Jim Butzer, Vice- President; Bonnie Singer, Secretary; Dan Wittmeyer, Treasurer; Lori Luno, Reporter; Keith Ploetz, Sentinel; and Sharon Backhaus, Student Adviser. Mr. Charles Couture is the faculty adviser. 145 ROW 1: L. Webster, T. Sroda, P. KowaIik, B. Billings. J. LaCerais ROW 2: D. Schrader, J. Tackentien, B. Thoren, K. Bowser, D. Gunsher, D. Frost, P. Huber. J. Hamm, B. Papke ROW 3: J. Bockhahn, L. Story, D. Bulman. T. Wnek, J. Klosin, B. Jaworski ROW 4: K. Mesch. P. Tuttle. J. Eaton, D. Sherlock, M. Szarleta, R. Barsalou, J. Lamm I46 B.O.C.E.S., the Board of Cooperative Educational Services. gives students the opportunity to receive one- or two-year vocational training during high school. Over one hundred students from G.I. travel to the BOCES center in East Aurora each day to take courses in a wide variety of occupational areas: food service, small animal, electronics, graphic arts, plastics and mechanical technology, auto mechanics, cosmetology, health services, data processing, building trades and distributive education. Ornamen- tal horticulture and agricultural mechanics are taught at the high school. B.O.C.E.S. also offers an oc- cupational placement service so that many students can find employment soon after graduation. M9 STUDENT LIFE Wm- HOMECOMING Q sw w y 9; N Homecoming 1978 was made memorable by several events. Lynne Michalakes was crowned Homecoming Queen with Debbie Agle, Cathy Fiel, Beth Govola, Carol Kellick, Tracy Law, Denise Pa- quin, Dottie Schrader, Debbie Sion, and Wende Wilke in her court. For the second year the marching band, majorettes and flag lines per- formed a field show during half time. The highlight of the evening was the ttGrape Crush victory over Eden with a score of 33-0. CHRISTMAS BALL 156 The Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Sophomore class, was held at the Springville Elementary School on December 16, 1978. Color My World was the theme and the band was ttQuake. Chris Orsini was crowned Queen. Members of her court were: Jody Beckerich, Nancy Bumbalo, Debbie Blair, Lori Bowser, Rhonda Law and Donna Baker. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Many girls annually take advantage of their right to ask boys on a date by going to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sponsored by the Junior class, the admis- sion price was deter- mined by male eye color: blue-$3.25, green-$3.50 and brown-$3.75. Wed- ding rings and licenses were sold to the happy couples so that nothing was done illegally. GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL SENIORS-ROW 1: K. Maloy. L. Odell, E. Gibbin, J. LaCerais, A. Snyder, M. Piscitelli, F. Neamon, A. Kruse, C. Kellick, T. Lavin ROW 2: C. Meszaros, D. Schrader, B. Hall, K. Welty, L. Smith, L. Michalakes, K. Hilliker; E. Funk, 8. Gusch, D. Sion, B. McCarthy, L. Stein ROW 3: L. Chilson, K. Halfpenny, P. Rauch, N. Burke, M. Luno, L. Ratajczak, D. Paquin, J. Emerling, C. Fiel, J. Klosin, ROW 4: D. Phillips, 8. Pattison, B. Edwards, K. Campbell. 158 JUNIORS-ROW 1: B. Estep, K. Brogan ROW 2: A. Aplin, B. Michalek, P. Moncreiff, H. Smith, C. Gernold, K. Brogan, L. Lango, P. Spencer. L. Heldwein ROW 3: S. Pearson, B. Haught, C. Ahles, C. Kobler, S. Folts ROW 4: D. Smith, M. Boese, A. Bunting. L. Heintz, A. Schneckenburger, K. McDonough, D. Fuller A brisk October day at Pop Warner Field was the setting for the annual Junior-Senior Flag Football game. The Seniors, coached by Mr. Madurski, snapped the ball for the first play in this female fight against the Juniors, coached by Mr. Hoppel. Mr. Kaufmann, Mr. Laud and Mr. McLeod served as referees for the contest. Rooting for the Juniors were Dave Dygert, Bob Solak, Mike Benson, and Trey Shoop, while Bob Kowalske, Pete Orchard, Emmy Havens, and Bob Benson cheered on the Seniors. Although both teams gave their best efforts, the game ended in a Senior vic- tory with a score of 28-0. 159 164 xwww 9 mg UAW m o? A CWM Ku v.1; unrq awx ?:chrx M m c. a u g. , , ,ziawtk zzaa : r x Lu u M Q, 93? u . m. V Mr u .1 S Kmkklvx ' i i Compliment Of FLECKENSTEIN GARAGE 8-8820 State Road Colden, NY. Phone: 941-5814 Keystone Compliments Of COLDEN COUNTRY STORE Rt. 204 Golden, NY. Phone: 941-5016 Gifts and Fabrics Open Every Day 10-5 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Compliments of BUENA SUERTE SMITH'WEISMANTEL G. l. Spanish Club FUNERAL HOME INC. 271 East Main Street F'HONE: 592-2150 Springville, NY. I. James Oatman DOWD ROAD D l E B O L D1 S AUTO PARTS - SCRAP YARD 24 HOUR TOWlNG AND HAULING SERVICE SPRINGVILLE. N. Y. 14141 174 HALLETT'S SPORT VEHICLES Yamaha Snowmobiles Yamaha Motorcycles 8072 Davis Road. URL 24m Colden, N.Y. 941-5070 GUTEKUNST-AGENCY S-8721 State Road Colden, NY. Phone: 941-5808 SPRINGVILLE JOURNAL Serving the Springville Area for over 110 years. 175 JULIES PIZZERIA 1 Main Street : Springville, N.Y. Phone: 592-4361 Pizza-Subs-Tacos-Wings-Bombers S P R I N G VI L L E P H A R M ACY 25 East Main Street Phone: 592-2835 C'OLDEN VALLEY QUILTS Fred and Pat Germann Instructions-Supplies-Quilts Rt. 240 , ' Colden, N.Y. 176 1K3; a ?ewefzy, Cauld, gala; GEORGE AND BETSY DECKER Owners 9 EAST MAIN STREET SPRINGVILLE. NY 14141 15 Tu: mun Pun: Tb so u ENERGY AUTO SUPPLY :3 EAST mm srnesr smmeiruJ.EI NEW YORK MMI 592-783 REALTY WORLD-WOLFER REALTY M 81 M DISCOUNT CENTER 17 East Main Street Springville, NY. 52 East Main Street Phone: 592-9341 Springville, N.Y. LELAND HOUSE 26 East Main Street Springville, NY. Phone: 592-7631 , , 0696f F5rge+ mar 0a y, af40' WOW,wheLf a, r 179 The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not encugh. Some people feel that there should be more to ! graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. h For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, donht Varden settle for less. STUDIOS lNC- DICK,S SERVICE INC. 230 South Cascade Drive Rt. 219 Springville, N.Y. GLEASON9S AUTO PARTS Machine Shop and Hydraulic Hose Service Rebuild Engines-Diesel 9 Gas Rt. 219 Springville, NY. Phone: 592-2802 SPRINGVILLE PENNYSAVER For all your printing needs: Letterheads Envelopes Slingers Wedding Invitations Business Cards 49 East Main St. SpringviIIe, N.Y. 592-2818 DAVES ARCO Main and Elk Services, Brakes, Alignment and Air Conditioning BARBARA'S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Unisex Hairstyling 8 Main Street Springville, NY. Phone: 592-2767 181 Compliments of CONCORD MEDICAL GROUP East Main Street SpringviIIe, N.Y. BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1979 Mel Koch Real Estate 182 u Wm Dramas w SPRINGVILLE LANES Springville, N.Y. ?mm'd Grounds Maintenance 8- Recreational Equipment P. O. HAMBURG 941-5241 ORCHARD PARK ROUTE 219, BOSTON, N. . BAR-CIIEI. - SPRINGVILLE, N. Y. 14141 592-7132 Sales - Service - Parts - Accessories GEORGE DECKER RTS. 240 81 39 SPRINGVILLE HARDWARE 46 East Main Street Springville, NY. Phone: 592-7012 Hardware-Plumbing-Heating NASON1S DELIVERY INC. Springville, N.Y. ANDREWS STORE Colden, NY. Phone: 941-5154 Groceries-Meats-Fruits-Vegetables Utility Bills Collected 183 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 1979 Compliments of Griffith Institute Faculty Association Compliments of SH ERETS J EWELERS 57 East Main St. Springville, N.Y. Lower East Hill Road Colden, NY. 14033 SHELLEVS FLORIST 1 Flowers for all occasions JOE'S BARBER SHOP 11 West Main Street Springville, N.Y. JUNG INSURANCE AGENCY 8413 Heath Road Colden, NY. 14033 Phone: 941-6121 KISSING BRIDGE We have facilities for your . prom wedding business meeting picnic Summertime at Kissing Bridge Nestled in the For Banquet Information beautiful Colden Hills Call 592-4963 JUNG AGENCY INC. 8 West Main Street CompHments of KEN1S ELECTRIC Springville, N.Y. STITCHING POST 61 East Main Street Springville, NY. Phone: 592-9400 5 45 4 512 9 . The editors and staff, having put much thought and many hours of hard work intothe Griffonell '79, sincerely hope that you enjoy this yearbook. In the fall, a supplementWill be published- containing articles and pictures of spr- ing activities and events. Good luck to the Class .of '79 and best wishes to this t . year's underclassmen,