Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1980 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1980 PRESENTS: THE HAMILTONIAN 62nd Edition Karen Potter - Editor - in - Chief Mary Purdy - Business Editor Colleen Corbin - Layout Editor Susan Kelin - Photography Editor Elizabeth Lott - Copy Editor Kerri Pinzer - Typing Editor SENIORS These are the best times, The moments we can't just let slip away, life's little games we play, living from day to day. But once in a lifetime, a minute like this is ours to share, remember these moments well, for moments like these are rare, as dreams and golden rainbows. Soft as nights when summer winds blow by, together we laugh and cry, together we'll learn to fly. Come take my hand, together we'll watch the timeless sand, chasing the endless sun, living our lives as one, These are the best times, living our lives as one, These are the best times. THE CLASS OF 1980 For her care and concern for students, her friendly smile, and all the warm kindness she has shown us throughout our school years at H. C. S. , We, the class of 1980, with warmest regards dedicate our yearbook to 3 MRS. SHIRLEY REYNOLDS 4 6 8 9 KIM LEE ALBEE DIONE LEE BALTUSNIK To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, is true knowledge. Don't part with your illusions. For when they are gone, You may still exist, But you have ceased to live. SHARON DENISE BAILEY Being friends is a warm and glowing touch, It's words of kindness that mean so much. Through days and years, that bond has grown, A blessing only friends have known. JOHN H. BEHLER What are you gonna do when you go downtown and you want to rock n' roll? You find they've all gone home, well it's alright. I don't want to be the one to start no fight, you're a straight shooter with a curved sight. ANNA MARIE BROOKS If I don't make too many mistakes, and I can get it right the first time, all I have to do is make the first time last. PAUL M. BRENNAN If it is to be, its up to God and me. n RHONDA LU BROWN Don't be sad 'cause your sun is down. The night doesn't need your sorrow. Don't be sad 'cause the light is gone. Just keep your mind on tomorrow, and carry on. JT SUSAN REBECCA BROWN Dead reasonable .. Reason died last night at eleven. Somebody said that Reason was dead. Reason said.. No, I think not so. PHILIP BRITON BUSCH The heights by great men reached and kept, were not achieved without exertion, but they while their companions worked, were contacting the proper person. 12 WENDY SUZANNE CHARLES CHRISTOPHER STEVEN KERRY CONWAY I guess my feet know, where they want me to go, ...walkin' on a country road. A fool will lose tomorrow, by reaching back for yesterday. COLLEEN ANN CORBIN When a person has a real friend, he learns not only to appreciate another human being, but he also learns to understand himself better. 13 REBECCA JANE EDMONSTON You can't erase a dream, you can only wake me up. ...but then who are we to judge, I mean, who are we? MICHELE MARY ELMER Take the lilies and lace from the days of childhood. All the willow winding paths leading up and outward. This is what I give, this is what I ask you for. WILLIAM ALLEN ENGLE It is inevitable that very small rocks float on water but the duck takes the cake. 14 CHARLES A, FRANDA Knowledge is not enough; one must have drive and ambition to succeed. STEPHANIE JO GIERYIC Our minds are as different as our faces; we are all traveling to one destination - happiness; but none are going by the same road. STEVEN CHARLES FALL I try not to take life seriously. You're not going to get out of it alive anyway. JOSEPH CHARLES GORTON LORI MARIE GROVES Love is something eternal. The aspect may change, but not the essence. Ten thousand things cease not to rise and fall. Creating, not possessing. Working, not taking credit. When the work is finished, it is forgotten. Therefore it endures forever. RONDA L. HARP I want to be alive to all the life that's in me now, know each moment to the utmost. 16 KATHERINE ANNE HOLBROW None of it has to make sense and if it seems funny than that's enough. DAVID NEIL HOLCOMB Now you're afraid that we have changed. And I'm afraid we're getting older. So many broken hearts, so many sad faces, so many Seniors come and gone. ROBERT ALAN HOLCOMB Well, the leaves have come to turning, and the goose has gone to fly, and bridges are for burning, so don't let that yearning pass you by. 17 MARIANNE CATHERINE JOERGER They'll help you and they'll hurt you, you're asked to leave so much behind. They say forget about tomorrow, and concentrate on everything you know you're gonna find. DONNA M. JONES And suddenly you can recall all the senseless time-wasting things you've done__the wasted minutes you'll never recover. And you realize that time is the most precious thing. Because time is life. It's the only thing you can never get back-or find another. PHILIP DAVID JONES No matter how bright the sun shines it always has to set. BRIAN THOMAS JULIAN Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. LAURA JEAN KREHEL There's always tomorrow for dreams to come true, and tomorrow is not far away. SUSAN LESLIE KELIN Whoever has a heart full of love always has something to give. 19 PAUL W. LAMB ERICA MARION LLOYD My new found freedom, only came just now, and I'm experimenting with it still. Nice guys finish last. JEFFREY CHARLES LLOYD Good sportsmanship, we hail, we sing, it's always pleasant when we spot it. There's only one unhappy thing, you've got to lose, to prove you've got it. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING MEGAN ELIZABETH MORRIS Look around and choose your own ground, for long you live, and high you fly, and smiles you'll give, and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be. SCOTT FRANKLIN NELSON Don't put off'till tomorrow, what you can do today, 'cause if you like it today, you can do it again tomorrow. CASEY DANIEL NOBLE Happy is the man, who finds wisdom... long life is in her right hand; in her left hand are riches and humor. SCOTT A. OGDEN The good die young, because they see it's no use living if you have to be good. MARY BETH PEARSON We need to have people, who mean something to us, people who we can turn... knowing that being with them, is coming home. KERRI ANN PINZER As time passes through our eyes, We only catch a glimpse, Of shadows we once touched, Now slowly fading away. KAREN LEIGH POTTER Each of us is like an unfinished sunset, radiating our own special kind of light on things, beautiful, yet always becoming, waiting to be appreciated. DENISE ANNE POUPORE What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. MALCOLM JOSEPH POWNALL To venture is to cause anxiety; but not to venture is to lose oneself. 25 MARY CHRISTINA PURDY But you must have hope and you must have faith, you must love and be strong - and so, If you work, if you wait, you will find the place where the four - leaf clovers grow. ROGER ALAN h KES Like a guest who stayed oo long, now it's finally time to it ve. Take it calmly and serent it's the famous final scene.1 JOANN L. ROGERS Love and happiness , faith and trust, are the main ingredients for an everlasting and beautiful life together. LAURA A. RUSSELL I love you, my brother, whoever you are... MARK A. SHAUL I alone survived the sinking, I alone possessed the tools, on that ship of fools. NORA M. SLATER Life brings many changes, and many things new; just remember be happy, in whatever you do. JOHN R. TENHOPE Why not think about times to come, and not about the things that you've done. If your life was bad to you, just think what tomorrow will do. JUDE JOSEPH TERRAS Smile, and the whole world will think you're up to something. FRANK ERNEST URBEN 28 Confucius say; bald head like foreign car, hard to find parts. SCOTT COLEMAN WARREN Before we can believe with certainty, we must begin to doubt. LISA ANN WESSING We sang in the sunshine, you know we laughed every day, we sang in the sunshine, then we went on our way. KIMBERLE ELIZABETH WILCOX Let me, O let me bathe my soul in colours; let me swallow the sunset and drink the rainbow. 29 DIANE LYNN WILSON DEMARIS WISE The question to everyone's answer is usually asked from within, but the patterns of the raid and truth they contain have written ray life on your skin. You've got to play to win all the time. There is nothing more disgusting than to see a player who is trailing badly in a match stop trying completely. MARIE FRANCE DROMARD SENIOR LEADERS (Front, L-R) Sue Kelin-Student Council, Karen Potter-Student Council, Class Sec. (Back, L-R) Sue Brown-Student Council, Katie Holbrow-Class Treas., Mary Purdy- Class V. Pres., Laura Russell-Class Pres., Scott Warren-Student Council. (Absent) Phil Busch-Student Council. 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 45 46 47 Most Pessimistic - Casey and Kim Class Poll Most Intellectual - Phil and Susan Friendliest - Frank and Sue Coquette and Casanova - Lisa and Chris Shortest - David and Kim Most Likely to Succeed - Phil and Karen Most Stubborn - Casey and Susan Most All-Around - Shawn and Karen Cutest - David and Kim 48 Most Athletic - Roger and Dione Quietest - Brian and Nora Most Musical - Bill and Karen Most Optimistic - Scott and Laura Most Talkative - Jeff and Megan Wildest - Chris and Rhonda Most Artistic - John and Katie 49 ADMINISTRATION James McCarthy - Administration-Science Dr. Edward Sakai - Administration-Reading SECRETARIES: 52 Row 1 - Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Crumb, Mrs. Stafford. CUSTODIAL STAFF Row 1 - D. Lollman, R. Wells, S. Seaton, B. Nelson, W. James, J. Geruntino H. Hartwell. CAFETERIA STAFF 53 Row 1 - G. Wessing, M. Hill, S. Buterbaugh, J. Hitchcock, F. Fox, J. Chester. James Andrews - Math Leo Kiely - Math JoAnne Canto - Math Shibley Pixley - Lib. Mr. Levinsohn - Lib. Assist. 54 David Mullen - Band Helaine Mundt - Orch. Gretchen Oostenink - Speech David Exley - Guidance Peter Potter - Music Gair Meres - Rem. Math Shirley Reynolds - Nurse Betsy Malloy - Reading Sharon Kinney - Aide Mary Cleary - Eng Soc. St. Doug McArthur - P.E. Sci. 54 Jim Mias gar - Soc. St. Richard Carroll - Soc. St. Robert Bond - Science Lois Bjorkman - Soc. St. C. W. Orcutt - Science Joan Prindle - Reading Richard Taber - Ag. Cindy Allen - B.O.C.E.S. Nancy Rauscher - French 57 Irene Siegel - English Gary Rider - English Nelson Brown - English Barbara Mias gar - Aide Dale Soderberg - English Betty Lamb - Aide Pat Lamb - Aide 58 BUS DRIVERS Row 1 - J. Basher, O. Young, L. Bradley, V. Nelson, R. Reed, L. Nelson, M. Safford, L. Cadwell, J. McBain, W. James, Row 2 - C. Gorton. ELEMENTARY FACULTY: Row 1 - M. Fenner, J. Linsley, G. Lenhart, K. Hotaling, M. Ludwig, Row 2 - J. Ford, D. Will, J. Will, B. Gallik, M. Cooley, S. Trueworthy, B. Ray, Row 3 - J. Whipple, J. Loop, J. Cantanzaro, J. Bernhardt, D. Davey, L. Gerhardt. 59 60 £ cnon JUNIORS Row 1 - D. Meddaugh, V. Hou, S. Martel, S. Kinney, D. Lollman, C. Lloyd, J. Meddaugh, Row 2 - A. Mitchell, L. Love, T. Jaquay, L. Julian, Row 3 - E. Martel, T. Guilmette, S. Denison, T. Craven, Row 4 - M. Hall. Row 1 - H. Hollingsworth, L. Piper, K. Kwiatkowski, K. Wise, Row 2 - D. Staelens, C. Gronlund, K. Rogers, B. Stratton, T. Craven, J. Mlasgar , M. McGregor, G. Urben, K. Taranto, V. Humphreys, L. Slater, Row 3 - J. Wunderlich, M. Fenner, A. Rexine, K. Moreland, L. Murphy, V. Pinzer, S. McDonald, R. Paradis, T. Woodcock, A. Mills, Row 4 - T. Aveni, S. Roe, P. Smith, R. Sawyer, S. Fry. 62 Row 1 - S. Denison, M. Crumb, S. Cossette, S. Elford, M. Brennan, C. Fobes, J. Gibson, Row 2 - G. Flummer, T. Craven, J. Faulks, R. Deland, S. Berlind, C. Baker, K. Bigford, C. Burgess, M. Buell, D. Eaton, A. Brown. 63 SOPHOMORES Row 1 - R. Hudson, P. McGaugh, H. Longo, P. Fall, Row 2 - M. Goodfellow, H, Hudson, J. Jones, K. Lloyd, C. Fales, M. Kelly, K. Gross, Row 3 - R. Glass, L. Misch, S. Fischer, J. Lockwood, P. Fischer, Row 4 - B. Kuiper, M. Malloy, Row 5 - R. Noel, M. Kemp, T. Huff, W. Harris. 64 Row 1 - R. Benson, M. Dobens, J. Bailey, M. Doroshenko, C. Chester, K. Collins, Row 2 - B. Cook, D. Brown, D. Brooks, T. Denison, K. Bunting, W. Ewen, C. Brackett, W. Albrecht, D. Chase, M. Craven, M. Currier, B. Boykin. 65 Row 1 - B. Reese, B. Bigford, K. Staple, R. Reakes, Row 2 - K. Wright, S. Steckler, V. Sawyer, M. Olmstead, E. Rathbone, G. Purdy, Row 3 - C. Oos- tenink, T. Nolan, B. Pownall, E. Wunderlich, D. Soule, J. White, A. Potter. FRESHMEN Row 1 - C. Dobens, Row 2 - A. Aldridge, K. Black, J. Brown, J. Charles, R. Benson, R. Alton, G. Getchonis, Row 3 - E. Boykin, C. Fobes, F. Bufalini, P. Baker. H. Ernestine, S. Furner, B. Galler, Row 4 - L. Betz, T. Cochran, E. Cossitt, D. Dunham, K. Bethlehem, L. Buell, C. Burgess, C. Corbin. Row 1 - H. Sacco, D. Warren, D. Wright, K. Wilcox, J. Underwood, S. Snyder, A. Stern, K. rtembert. Row 2 - M. Urben, R. Youman, E. Rathbone, D. Soule, R. Whitney, D. Stores, M. Rexine, T. Ross, O. Sandleben, T. Riggall, C. Wood- cock, Row 3 - L. Soule, S. Taranto, H. White, K. Staple. Row 1 - D. McDonald, L. Rasmussen, R. Gorton, R. King, D. Link. K. Godfrey, T. McKay, D. Hollingsworth, M. Klisiwecz, L. Humphreys, B. Groeschel, D.Perham, Row 2 - K. Loveless, D. Patrick, C. Milner, J. Morrill, M. Groeschel, R. Mason , C. Parnell, B. Groves, S. Jones. 67 Row 1 - C. Wunderlich, M. King, P. Pearson, D. Orcutt, R. Dye, Row 2 - H. Snyder, L. Cossitt, C. Stith, K. Pownall, L. Jaycox, Row 3 - C. Ogden, K. Bolland, E. Schultz, R. Chapin, C. Ray, D. Holcomb, T. Rodman, R. Sakai, W. Furner, J. Collins, B. Brennan. Row 1 - C. Ammon, K. Charles, J. Kovarnik, L. Chester, T. Colabelli, L. Wilcox, K. Irwin, K. Genter, M. Schumacher, D. Polisse, L. Sacco, Row 2 - C. Hudson, M. Keefer, M. Steckler, J. Hulbert, J. Cobb, B. Brown, Row 4 - S. Gronlund, T. McGaugh, C. Miller, A. Balmuth. 68 Row 1 - M. Ruehl, D. Benson, Row 2 - S. Mitchell, K. Albrecht, M. Keefer, A. Reed, P. Lockwood, S. Nelson, M. Woltman, M. York, B. Misch, Row 3 - L. Dodd, B. Holcomb, R. Westfall, L. Vantine, C. Berry, M. Dye, S. Purdy, D. Julian, Row 4 - M. Noel, B. Carroll, K. Jaquay, S. Cossette, R. Love. 69 SEVENTH GRADE Row 1 - C. Law, K. Ewen, C. McLelland, D. Crumb, C. Swatkovsky, J. Beaudoin, M. Deming, Row 2 - L. Harmon, T. Trueworthy, B. Belitz, M. Fall, E. Baker, D. Orcutt, C. Blake, A. Kemp, P. Craven, B. Moreland, Row 3 - M. Fry, B. Jones K. Miller, S. Mitchell, S. Potter. 70 Row 1 - S. Albrecht, P. Moyninan, E. Asher, C. Elgie, M. Charles, J. Shea, P. Vantine, S. McClennon, T. Sylvester, S. Howe, A. Currier, M, Youman, D. Brown, Row 2 - J. Maxson, L. Woltman, T. Pownall, S. Franda, P. tenHope, J. Brustad, J. Shea, M. Soule. 71 Row 1 - K. Kwiatkowski, Row 2 - B. Regni, D. Bufalini, S. Alton, M. Wessing, W. Furner, Row 3 - J. Whipple, H. Woodcock, D. Stith, D. Holcomb, M. Rogers, W. Klisiwecz, P. Jones, V. Toomath, D. Marcellus, W. Fuller, R. Wise, M.Steckler. 72 73 74 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 - C. Corbin, M. Joerger, L. Russell, R. Paradis, M. Purdy, D. Baltusnik, S. Brown, S. Elford, H. Hollingsworth, L. Julian, K. Kwiatkowski, S. Roe, Row 2 - Coach L. Gerhardt. 76 Row 1 - S. Steckler, R. Mason, K. Wise, B. Reese, B. Bigford, Row 2 - W. Ewen, A. Potter, V. Humphreys, A. Stern, Coach L, Gerhardt, L. Humphreys, B, Pownall, K. Wright, K. Holbrow. 77 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1 - J. Lloyd, Row 2 - R, Clifford, M. McGaugh, R. Sane, R. Harp, R. Holcomb, J. Mellor, Row 3 - M. Urben, J. Clarke, M. Lloyd, R. Reakes, M. Shaul. 78 J.V. BASEBALL Row 1 - R. Reakes, D. Holcomb, Row 2 - S. Fall, B. Stratton, F. Urben, Row 3 - J. Lockwood, J. Miles, T. Craven, Row 4 - D. Kiely. Row 1 - M. King, A. Balmuth, D. Perham, S. Purdy, M. Dye, Row 2 - T. Rod- man, M. Woltman, M. Groeschel, B. Galler, P. Pearson, T. McKay, Row 3 - F. Bufalini , D. Stores, T. Alton, B. Brown, T. McGaugh, R. King, T. Meier, O.J., Sandleben. 79 Row 1 - M. Purdy, K. Staple, K. Kwiatkowski, K. Wise, D. Brown, Row 2 - S. Brown, L. Julian, Row 3 - C. Depta, C. Fobes, K. Bunting, H. Hollingsworth, T. Denison, A. Mitchell, mgr J. Morrill, Coach T. Casey. 80 Row 1 - K. Wise, K. Kwiatkowski, D. Baltusnik, Mr, Youman, D. Wise, B. Big- ford, Row 2 - P. Stern, V. Hou, W. Ewen, O. Edraonston, A. Ferlito, C. Corbin. Seniors COLLEEN TENNIS DEE GIRLS TRACK Row 1 - Coach P. Fuller, Row 2 - V. Humphreys, A. Potter, B. Pownall, L. Russell, S. Kelin, M. Purdy, K. Potter, L. Wessing, L. Busch. JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 - M. Steckler, R. Love, C. Blake, T. Pownall, P. tenHope, J. Collins, J. Cossette, B. Carroll, D. Holcomb, P. Moynihan, S. Franda, J. Doroshenko, R. Westfall, D. Bufalini, Row 2 - M. Dye, K. Kwiatkowski, H. Woodcock, S. Albrecht, L. Woltman, E. Ascher. 83 Row 1 - J. White, Row 2 - J. Wunderlich, C. Gronlund, M. Malloy, V. Hou, E. Wunderlich, B. Kuiper, S. Fall, Row 3 - S. Milner, J. Gorton. 84 85 Row 1 - T. Aveni, R. Benson, J. Faulks, C. Oostenink, J. tenHope, M. Malloy, S. Elford, S. Fry, J. Stauffer. BOYS TRACK Row 1-0. Edmonston, E. Wunderlich, J. Gorton, E. Martel, P. Brennan, S. Nelson, M. Fenner, G. Urben, R. Clifford, R. Sawyer, mgr T. Milner, J. Lloyd, C. Noble, S. Milner, J. Wunderlich. 86 JR. HIGH TRACK Row 1 - H. White, M. Ruehl, P. Baker, L. Sacco, D. Benson, R. Mason, Row 2 K. Staple, L. Jaycox, M. Schumacher, R. Benson, L. Vantine, D. Orcutt, Row 3 Coach-Mr. Carroll, C. Milner, D. Julian, M. Rexine, D. Patrick, C. Dobens, J. Charles, S. Gronlund, R. Sakai, R. Whitney, Row 4 - D. Holcomb, W. Slater, B. Carroll, K. Jaquay, L. Humphreys, A. Stern, H. Ernestine, C. Fobes, Row 5 - W Morris, R. Gorton, L. Rasmussen, Row 6 - M. Dye, C. Parnell. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1 - Kermit the Frog, Row 2 - S. Roe, Row 3 - M. McGaugh, P. Fall, A. Rexine, K. Albse, S. Elford, S. Fischer, Row 3 - M. Pearson, P. Smith, M. Brennan. 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 - S. Nelson, C. Noble, J. Behler, P. Brennan, B. Holcomb, R. Reakes, Coach: Mr. McArthur, F. Urben, J. Lloyd, D. Holcomb, C. Conway, E. Martel, P. Jones, Row 2 - M. McGregor, B. Stratton, S. Denison, T. Craven, T. Wood- cock, M. Fenner, G. Urben, K. Rogers, R. Sawyer, J. Faulks, M. Crumb, Row 3 - C. Milner, M. Dobens, J. Bailey, D. McDonald, C. Chester, M. Doroshenko. SENIORS: John Behler Paul Brennan Chris Conway Bob Holcomb Dave Holcomb Phil Jones Jeff Lloyd Scott Nelson Casey Noble Roger Reakes Frank Urben 90 Row 1 - R. Holcomb, M. Steckler, S. Purdy., C. Dobens, C. Parnell, C. Getch- onis, E. Boykin, Row 2 - B. Brown, T. Rodman, B. Misch, C. Miller, M.Wolt- man, K. Godfrey, J. Charles, T. Myer, Row 3 - T. McGaugh, K. Jaquay, C. Corbin, R. Gorton, H. Staelens, D. Stores, D. Dunham, F. Bufalini, R, King, B. Galler. 92 GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1 - S. Kelin, M. Purdy, C. Corbin, Row 2 - B. Bigford, L. Julian, L. Love, Row 3 - H. Longo, G. Purdy, D. Soule, A. Mitchell, J. Gibson. VARSITY BASKETBALL HAMILTON W ♦ hPmiltQV HAMILToN ) HAHILTQd! HAMILTQd HAMILTON HflMILTQv MflMILTOH Row 1 - S. Fall, R. Reakes, Row 2 - B. Stratton, C. Gronlund, J. Lloyd, K. McKay, G. Urben, Row 3 - B. Holcomb, E. Martel, V. Hou, K. Moreland, J. Mlasgar T. Nolan. SENIORS: STEVE FALL BOB HOLCOMB JEFF LLOYD KIRK McKAY ROGER REAKES Row 1 - K. Jaquay, C. Milner, E. Boykin, J. Charles, C. Getchonis, R. Noel, B. Boykin, B. Carroll, Row 2 - Coach: Mr. Carroll, J. Lockwood, D. Stores, E. Wunderlich, D. Patrick, C. Corbin, M. Currier. 95 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1 - A. Rexine, J. Meddaugh, S. Bailey, S. Roe, S. Elford, Row 2 - M. Pearson, M. Brennan, P. Smith. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1 - C. Wilcox, H. White, S. Fischer, Row 2 - D. Wright, K. Loveless J. Underwood, Row 3 - K. Staple, L. Humphreys. 97 VOLLEYBALL Row 1 - K. Kwiatkowskl, S. McDonald, S. Berlind, L. Krehel, Row 2 - Coach: Mr. Milner, Row 3 - G. Purdy, D. Baltusnik, E. Lloyd, S. Kelin, M. Purdy, A. Mitchell, Row 4 - K. Wise, C. Fobes, C. Fobes, L. Russell, Row 5 - R. Brown, M. Joerger, E. Lott, S. Brown. Row 1 - M. Rexine, M. Olmstead, T. Cochran, T. Craven, Row 2 - D. Holcomb, C. Conway, J. tenHope, J. Stauffer, M. Shaul, Row 3 - Bus Driver: Mr. Bradley, Asst. Coach: H. Trudeau, Manager: A. Kemp, C. Brackett, R. Sawyer, K. Chlad, P. Fischer, M. Kemp Coach: Mr. Meres;, Row 4 - C. Parnell, D. Perham, W. Morris, P. McGaugh, C. Oostenink, M. Craven, T. McKay, Manager: T. McGaugh. too 101 104 105 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 - L. Russell, S. Kelin, K. Potter, P. Smith, M. Schumacher, Row 2 - J. Brown, J. Charles, T. Cochran, M. Malloy, D. Patrick, Row 3 - R. Benson, A. Rexine, H. White, K. Wise, M. Purdy, S. Fischer, R. Sakai, K. Gross, A. Mills, R. Benson, L. Slater, Row 4 - A. Stern, E. Humphreys, S. Warren, E. Wunder- lich, S. Brown, V. Humphreys, O. Edmonston. 106 Officers - O. Edmonston, V. Humphreys, S. Warren, S. Kelin. Row 1 - S. Brown, S. Kelin, M. Purdy, S. Warren, M. Malloy, Row 2-0. Ed- monston, T. Cochran, K. Potter. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 - L. Russell, E. Lloyd, D. Baltusnik, C. Franda, S. Bailey, M. Purdy, P. Brennan, Row 2 - V. Hou, S. Warren, S. Fall, A. Mitchell, J. Behler, S. Nelson, S. Brown, K. Holbrow, L. Julian, S. Gieryic, L. Love, K. Potter, Row 3 - C. Noble, D. Wise, A. Rexine. 107 ART CLUB Row 1 - S. Cossette, D. Patrick, Row 2 - D. Eaton, M. Rexine, V. Sawyer, Mr. Fish, E. Lott, Row 3-D. Lollman, V. Humphreys, N. Slater, M. Groeschel, R. Benson, D. Perham, M. Currier, J. Stauffer, Row 4 - A. Stern, E. Humphreys, K. Rembert. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1 - D. Dunham, L. Russell, Row 2 - E. Cossitt, C. Fran da, M. Dobens, E. Lichtenstein, M. Rexine, Row 3 - R. Deland, R. Benson, L. Slater, V. Humphreys, D. Eaton. 108 Row 1 - P. Fall, M. Brennan, C. Baker, L. Love, M. Purdy, S. Cossette. S. Fischer, K. Kwiatkowski, Row 2 - M. Pearson, L. Wessing, K. Albee.L. Groves, C. Burgess, S. Bailey, S. McDonald, L. Slater, R. Edmonston, R. Paradis, L. Julian, K. Wise, A. Mills, Row 3 - E. Rathbone, S. Elford, S. Roe, S. Kelin, E. Lloyd, D. Baltusnik, B. Bigford, J. Rogers, Row 4 - B. Pownall, C. Corbin, B. Reese, D. Jones, K. Wilcox, S. Gieryic, D. Lollman, T. Jaquay, C. Fobes, L. Misch, N. Slater, V. Humphreys, R. Deland, W. Ewen, B. Cook, R. Brown, M. Morris, A. Mitchell, Row 5 - L. Russell, S. Brown, A. Rexine, H. Hollingsworth, M. Kelly, H. Longo, M. McGaugh, E. Lott. 109 LANGUAGE CLUB: Row 1 - W. Albrecht, H. Sacco, D. Wright, K. Loveless, S. Roe, S. Fischer, R. Benson, C. Parnell, C. Getchonis, E. Boykin, B. Boykin, O. Sandleben, S.Furner, Row 2 - M. Kelly, B. Cook, K. Wright, K. Gross, H. White, E. Rathbone, P. Fall, P. Baker, S. Taranto, K. Rembert, B. Groeschel, H. Longo, H. Hollingsworth, K. Potter, A. Mills, E. Rathbone, D. Perham, M. Rexine, J. Charles, C. Dobens, V. Humphreys, E. Wunderlich, M. Malloy, C. Oostenink, D. McDonald, W. Ewen, A. Potter, Row 3 - M. Dobens, M. Purdy, P. Fischer, M. Elmer, S. Franda, S. Brown, L. Love, C. Moreland, B. Bigford, R. Benson, J, White, Row 4 - S. Steckler, B. Pownall, N. Slater, A. Stern, E. Humphreys, L. Slater, S. Berlind, T. Jaquay, C. Gronlund, T. Craven, C. Corbin, B. Stratton, M. McGregor, T. Ross, D. Stores, M. Joerger, D. Dunham, R. Youman. no MASQUERS Row 1 - K. Potter, L. Russell, M. Morris, R. Brown, K. Loop, E. Cossitt, H. White, S. Fischer, H. Longo, M. Purdy, S. Roe, S. Milner, K. McKay, J. Stauf- fer, Row 2 - D. Benson, B. Bigford, T. Cochran, Row 3 - M. Malloy, K. Pinzer, S. McDonald, S. Gieryic, L. Slater, L. Jaycox, V. Humphreys, S. Steckler, J. Meddaugh.D. Baltusnik, Kermit, E. Lloyd, E. Lott, K. Irwin, K. Gross, C. Corbin, M. Joerger, D. Holcomb, Row 4 - R. Benson, S. Berlind, R. Paradis, L. Vantine, K. Pownall, W. Ewen, A. Potter, L. Humphreys, C. Parnell, R. Benson, J. White, C. Getchonis, M. Ruehl, Row 5 - K. Loveless, K. Staple, M. Keefer, K. Rembert, A. Stern, D. Meddaugh.D. Dunham, K. Bigford, C. Moreland, T. Aveni, M. Currier. i Row 1 - D. Link, T. Craven, Row 2 - S. Cossette, K. Rogers, M. Hall. BAND Row 1 - M. Purdy, A. Stern, S. Berlind, S. McDonald, R, Sakai, A. Currier, B. Carroll, M. Noel, K. Potter, Row 2 - B. Edmonston, S. Elford, Row 3 - M. Youraan, S. Howe, E. Lloyd, L. Wessing, S. Gieryic, S. Roe, B. Kuiper, C. Getchonis, C. Milner, C. Parnell, D. Baltusnik, K. Gross, B. Bigford, Mr. Mullen, R. Youraan, Row 4-0. Edmonston, D. Meddaugh, V. Hou, M. McGregor, L. Sacco, S. Milner, H. Sacco, M. Schumacher, J. Faulks, ORCHESTRA Row 1 - M. Schumacher, H. Sacco, S. Jones, D. Meddaugh, A. Gieryic, T. Basher, J. Morrill, K. Gross, Row 2 - L. Sacco, M. McGregor, S. Milner, B. Carroll, B. Kuiper, S. Stone, C. Arens, L. Chester, C. McLelland, Miss Mundt, Row 3 - C. Getchonis, J. Faulks, L. Strand, C. Elliot, R. Youman, S. Howe, M. Youman, K. Potter. 112 CHORUS Row 1 - L. Chester, K. Potter, L. Wessing, S. Gieryic, L. Love, S. Mitchell, D. Crumb, R. Youman, K. Gross, S. McDonald, S. Berlind, R. Paradis, Mr. Potter, Row 2 - R. Deland, S. Snyder, C. Fobes, S. Steckler, A. Potter, G. Urben, B. Carroll, J. Meddaugh, A. Rexine, S. Roe, M. Youman, C. Elgie, R. Westfall, D. Eaton, Row 3-D. Lollman, M. Purdy, E. Lloyd, D. Meddaugh, D. Dunham, C. Parnell, E. Cossitt, R. Benson, C. Moreland, K. Bigford, V. Humphreys, A. Brown, M. Buell. SELECT CHORUS Row 1 - Mr. Potter, K. Potter, S. Mitchell, S. Gieryic, D. Crumb, L. Love, R. Youman, S. Berlind, L. Wessing, Row 2 - R. Westfall, D. Eaton, M. Purdy, A. Potter, B. Carroll, J. Meddaugh, R. Benson, A. Rexine, L. Chester, K. Gross, Row 3 - S. McDonald, G. Urben, D. Lollman, D. Meddaugh, E. Lloyd, D. Dun- ham, E. Cossitt, C. Moreland, K. Bigford, C. Parnell, S. Roe, V. Humphreys. 113 COLGATE SEMINARS Row 1 - M. Purdy, D. Baltusnik, E. Lloyd, M. Elmer. Row 2 - S. Brown S. Warren, C. Franda, L. Russell, S. Kelin, Absent - K. Holbrow, J. Pownall K. Potter. ’ STEREOPTICON Row 1 - R. Deland, M. Keefer, L. Sacco, L. Julian, Row 2 - B. Bigford, B. Kuiper, C. Fobes, H. Sacco, L. Vantine, M. Shumacher, Absent M. Malloy E Wunderlich, O. Edmonston. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1 - P. Lamb, S. Nelson, S. Bailey, K. Houck, J. Bailey, Mr. Taber, Row 2 - T. Woodcock, S. Ogden, W. Harris, T. Craven, C. Gronlund, J. Jones, T. Alton, B. Stratton, M. Crumb, L. Misch, G. Flummer, J. Rogers, C. Fales, M. Olmstead, M. Kemp, M. Doroshenko, D. Warren, L. Soule, R. King, K. Godfrey, L. Buell, L. Rasmussen, T. Huff, S. Warren, P. Jones. COLORGUARD Row 1 - K. Lloyd, L. Groves, M. Pearson, R. Chapin, Row 2 - S. Martel, C. Burgess, M. McGaugh, C. Burgess, J. Jones, Row 3 - M. McGregor, L. Wilcox, P. Smith, W. Charles, L. Cossett, K. Charles, D. Polisse, K. Albee, B. Cook, K. Staple, C. Woodcock, T. Colabelli, J. Faulks, Absent: B. Groves. 118 THE HAMILTONIAN 'll i «  i i • ; Row 1 - R. Edmonston, G. Urben, C. Corbin, M. Purdy, Row 2 - R. Brown, S. Kelin, T. Jaquay, V. Humphreys, D. Baltusnik, C. Franda, K. Albee, Row 3 - L. Groves, M. Joerger, L. Russell, J. Pownall, K. Holbrow, E. Lott, M. McGaugh, M. Dobens, K. Pinzer, D. Poupore, M. Elmer. THE HAMILTONIAN: EDITOR - IN -CHIEF - Karen Potter LAYOUT EDITOR - Colleen Corbin PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - Susan Kelin TYPING EDITOR - Kerri Pinzer BUSINESS EDITOR - Mary Purdy COPY EDITOR - Elizabeth Lott U9 120 Homecoming 121 124 Last Will and Testament I, Kim Albee, leave Paula Smith cherry soda and the back seat of the colorguard bus. To Jimmy Mlasgar I leave the back table memories of the Art room with Diane, Lori and me. I, Sharon Bailey, leave Kathy Houck to our new Ag teacher, to Anna the back seat of the bus, to Jeff all my B.J. notes, and my smelly socks to any new field hockey player who breaks her leg. And lastly, to Chris all the memories of Stinky's Place. I, Dione Baltusnik, leave Alissa a bowl of chocolate mousse, and to Erica, the movie rights to our James Bond movies. I, Paul Brennan, leave the memory of myself to anyone who will remember me. I, Anna Brooks, leave Sonja all the future fun times with Rick, our mem- ories of the fence, and Manson Castle. I also leave her a trip to Colorado1. I leave Curt my Spanish notes in hope he passes Spanish this year. I, Rhonda Brown, leave Catherine Taranto my ambition in Phys. Ed., a year subscription of Fredricks of Hollywood to Roach to keep up with the latest fashions. I leave $360.00 to the H.C.S. cafeteria staff which they didn't winch out of me for their luscious cuisine. Also, I leave Jonesie my Disco abilities, because she'll never quite be up to step with me. And lastly-love, happiness,and fondest mem- ories to the class of 1980. I, Sue Brown, leave my falling down and Brownie glasses to all female athletes; to T.C. geo, a broken ruler, and the realities of life (that .9=1.0) to Cheerlie; N.Y.S.S.S.S.O. mailings to Matt and Todd, and to the general H.C.S. population my slippers, a clutter of papers, and an unlimited supply of questions and arguments. I, Beckie Edmonston, leave Ronna all my secrets, to Leah my wooden pen, (considering she already stole it), and to Kimmy her half of my musical ability. I, Bill Engle, leave my usable griff to Willie, and the field day people to Mo; and my middle finger to Roy. I, Michele Elmer, leave to Rip, keen eyes and ears for the surveillance of the entire Colgate hockey team. To O'Licey lady our fine breeds of mange, to Russ, Mabes and 'Nise our nights out and the professionally done I.V., and to 'Nise eight years of great times. I, Steve Fall, leave my Mets yearbook collection to anyone stupid enough to follow a last place team. I, Charlie Franda, leave the Brooklyn bridge to T.C., my place at the table to Brownie, and (fc?) SCOTCH to Bobo. I, Steph Gieryic, leave all my momte ginger snaps to Lisa, the clarinet section to Owen and Alissa, and all my burps to Leah. I, Wendy Charles, leave my dead battery to Diane Wilson, to Rhonda Brown I leave our trip to Rhode Island and a case of oil, to Mo, I leave 1 egg Benedict and I leave to Mo, Rhonda, and Sue, our bond of friendship, which will last forever. I, Chris Conway, leave Cassius Abdul the Shiek, and my commons tea cup to Jay-boy, the multitudes to whomever is fortunate enough to get them. I, Lori Groves, leave the Puerto Rican and sawed off coke can in Lowell, Mass, to M.B., the Colgate cemetery to Mike, Sheli and Bill, an air freshener for Mr. Bradley's room 5th period, 6:00 A.M. CG practices to Pat, and my room to Bonnie. 126 I, Ronda Harp, leave to Wendy a lifetime supply of hairnets and memories of a sunrise, to Mo a pair of hip boots for swamp walking, to Lizz, 28 note- books and a forty-four line, and to Roach and Sue the best of everything. I, Joe Gorton, leave Mrs. Cleary a bottle of tranquilizers, to Mr. Bradley, my nerves, to Vic a set of chopsticks, and to Jay, Jimbo and any other suckers-memories of the Colgate Inn. I, David Holcomb, leave 'nothin so that nobody can fight over it. I, Bob Holcomb, leave Shib Pixley all the lav and locker passes I have collected since 7th grade, and to coach Milner my 50$ pair of gym shorts. I, Mari Joerger, leave Megan her clothes and I hope vice-versa, I leave the memory of the night in the Busy Bee to Rhonda (center fold), and the thorns in Rhonda?s side from the Rose (Roe's) bush. I, Donna Jones, leave my stories of going out with Mables gang to Heather Sacco and Jill Carney, To Mr. Bradley many thanks for bringing me into the world of accounting-and the memories of Business Law to all the people in the class-especially Sept. 11th, 1979 and all the great quizzes we had. I, Sue Kelin, leave the fishies from the Busy Bee to Megan and Marianne; and the memory of I can't believe it's a Monday'. to the field hockey team. I, Erica Lloyd, leave my Seniors... shirt to Sasha, my Derby shirt to Sheila, all our good times to 35's,B ,R,L.K.and D. I also leave my mus- ical ability to Heather, and all my love and good wishes to Craiggie I, Jeff Lloyd, leave Kermit the Frog to the football team and fans so that he may carry on the winning tradition of Hamilton High. I, Kellie Loop, leave R. B. my black onyx, to Vicki I leave another mirror for the girls room, to Mo I leave my grandma K's swiveling rocking chair, and a lifetime supply of peppermint drops. And I leave Ronda Harp all the love, luck and craziness in the world. I, Elizabeth Lott, leave a case at the lean-to in the middle of nowhere and and outhouse to Ronda, to Mo I leave a bottle of Boones Farm, a song, and memories of Saratoga in July. I, Megan Morris, leave Sue Kelin the little fismes at the Busy Bee, and to anyone who wants it, the priviledge of sleeping in a double bed with Mari Joerger. I, Maureen McGaugh, leave Chris an outboard motor, to Lizz a jar of Pond's cold cream, a knife and a towel. To Blink I leave my unfixable Sabre, to Mary-Beth Cheeseburger-Cheeseburger, to Bill my coffee table and to Sue Babe a dirty alphabet. I, Shawn Milner, leave my half of the switchboard to whoever wants the @ :=?'. thing, and Saccs to John Faulks. I, Casey Noble, leave my drafting ruler to Tony, my Ace eraser to Bobo, . and the title most pessimistic to someone who deserves it. I, Kirk McKay, leave the stage and all my keys to the future H.C.S. stage and lighting crew, whoever they may be; and my complete 11th year English library (incl. Ernie Hemingway) to the original owner: Mr. Soderberg. I, Laura Krehel, leave Veronica Humphreys, Cheryl Ladd, and Jaclyn Smith for the new Charlie's Angels season. I, Mary-Beth Pearson, leave Lori the city of Lowell and an empty tank of gas. To Pauly our heart to heart's over coke and apple pie, to Renee' my colorguard rifle and someone else’s head to throw it on. To Mike, the two guys at the Eaton Field Days and a full glass of beer, to Mo, no coke-pepsi. And lastly to all the underclassmen, the good times and warm feelings we experienced during our senior year. I, Joe Pownall, leave Willie congratulations'., and my deep regards to the class of '81. I also leave to any theoretical question: Go Ask Alice. 127 I, Kerri Pinzer, leave to Rhonda Brown the remembrance of Abby 1 and 2 and the Doritos from the Busy Bee, to Megan I leave the picnic by the river, Ed, and a box of Yankee Doodles along with all the memories we share of work, to Kim Bunting the ability to handle a 4-speed (and all the extras that go along with it), and to my classmates-love, happiness and success in whatever you do. I, Karen Potter, leave memories of Mrs. Deckerfe beautiful paintings and position of 1st and only French Horn to Brian-locker room tributes to Broadway to anyone who thinks that they can come close to matching Klein and my talent and harmony blend-and my green and white check- ered ribbon to Miss Fuller who didn't get one. I, Denise Poupore, leave to Sheli, Donna and Laura all the times and mem- ories-both good and bad. I also leave my best wishes to the rest of Mables gang, to Rip I leave the unforgettable memory of the library- and to Sheli I leave a thank-you for being the best friend. I, Mary Purdy, leave the adventures of Artemus Gordon to Ball-tee, my imagination at truth or dare to Sharon-the mayorship of Maple Ave. to Michael, and to Susan-all the memories we share of 1 and 2. I, Roger Reakes, leave a book of funny jokes to Jimmy Mlasgar because he doesn't have any. I, Joann Rogers, leave to my dear friend Sharon, all the good times we've had and the many more to come, to Scott Nelson, I leave a 2-watt light bulb in hopes that he'll brighten up someday, to Phil Jones I leave a territory where there are no cops to hassle him for the trouble he's always in, and to Charlie Fales, I leave him a journal so he can write all about his soap operas with the girls in his life. I, Laura Russell, leave my hockey stick to Heather Sacco, my worn out Nikes to J. Andrews, and Lake Moraine to Tommy Nolan. I, Mark Shaul, leave Big Blue to Erik, Todd and the Yocks. I also leave memories of the summer of '79 and the shack to all it may concern. I, John tenHope , leave my fondest memories of Tom Casey to Pat andKaner, and all my Vic 119's to whoever needs firewood. I, Jude Terras, leave my wildism to whomever comes along and just so happens to stumble across it, and has it for life-and I leave my visits at the office, at the office. I, Frank Urben, leave my Lake Placid jersey to the Mustangs so they can wear it with pride and joy. I, Scott Warren, leave N.Y.S.S.S.S.O. mailings to whomever has an excess of time and saliva, and friendship and goodluck to everyone. I, Lisa Wessing, leave 'Drews trig class all the sunny spring days, a piece of pizza toast to Pat, a fireball dinner to Steph and Katie, and Steph all the memories and friendship we shared I, Kim Wilcox , leave thanks to Lois for leaving me her Mark Eden, now I leave it to D.S. along with a gift certificate for other paraphernalia at the Corner Drug for one year. I, Diane Wilson, leave Larry his senior year without any twisties and I leave Becky Bleeker a chance not to be hassled-now that I'm leaving. Also, I leave a new battery and a pair of jumper cables to Wendy. And finally to Jeff Lloyd thanks. I, Dee Wise, leave to Anne Mitchell unlimited t-Dar rides with 'Boo , and to Tim Ross I leave the position of Head Mombo, also, to my sister I leave all my demerits . I, Philip Busch, leave my L.T.I. to Mr. McCarthy, if he can find it some- where in his dusty files. __ .... ,,.4. .. I, Colleen Corbin, leave the memory of I can't believe it's a Monday Nite. and to puppy, nice truckers on long trips. To Chaz, three years of H.C.S. noggies, and to my friend Gert-a beautiful Chanukah tree. FACING GRADUATION Faces of old and faces of new, People we know and people we knew, Growing together then drifting apart, Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer, And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye, One last embrace and one more cry, A Keep in touch and a Promise I will, A Remember when but, better still, A place in my heart, you'll always stay, This is what's said as we go our own way. 129 PATRONS Mrs. Jay Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrecht All and Midge Bill and Helen Ammon The Andrews Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anguish Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Friend Anonymous Friend Professor and Mrs. W.C. Askew Quenton Babcock Mr. and Mrs. William E. Baltusnik The Banana Lovers (B.N., N.L., L.H.H.) Mr. and Mrs. David Barton Mrs. Wendell Bash The Joe Beaudoin Family Debbie Benedict The Robert Benson Family Mr. and Mrs. Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bjorkman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackmore Bob and Nancy Bond Eleanor Brothers Alan Brown Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Browning and Bob Stan and Laurie Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burch Ginny and Don Burch Sid and Judy Burgess Joanne Canto The Carroll Family Laura Castronovo Mr. Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman Jim and Phyllis Charles The Chases Marietta Cheng Mrs. Leslie G. Chesire Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chester The Class of 1917 The Cochrans Edwin Collins Mr. and Mrs. Bud Connor Mr. and Mrs. James Cossette Mary Lou Crouch Brenda and William Currier Francelia Danehy David Darrow Jean and Bob Deming Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Depta Christine M. Depta Ted and Martha Dietz Fredrick Dose Mrs. John Dunn Mrs. Clifford Eccleston Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edding The Edmonston Family Clara and Ralph Ehmke The Engles Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Erb Mr. and Mrs. Michael Evangelist Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Everts Don and Barb Fall Skip and Frannie Faulks Ron Feinberg John Fish Michael Fish Mr. Arnold Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John Fitchen Flipper and Punky The 4th Period Chemistry 6 Lab Team Marge and Jerry Fry Mr. and Mrs. William Gallik Lisa Gerhardt Mr. Geruntino Mr. and Mrs. V.B. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith The Groeschel Family Bev and Dick Haley Bree and Richard Hayes The Richard Heck Family Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Mr. and Mrs. Clement Henshaw Mrs. Robert Hoadley Ralph D. Holcomb Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Holmes Vickie Horton Mrs. K. Hotaling Mrs. Ella Hudson Mrs. Carolyn Hurd Boe Jangles Walter Jaquay Family Mr. and Mrs. Austin Joerger Sr. Mari Joerger Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Joyce Don, Garda, and Tamara Judd 130 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Katz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kelin Sue Kelin Mr. Leo E. Kiely Killer Productions Mr. and Mrs. Valburg Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Ed King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney Florence Kirche Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krehel Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Kuiper Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lamb Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lamb Mrs. JoAnn Linsley Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd The Longos Joan Lott Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mapes Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy Bev and Dave McKay Gair S. Meres Mr. and Mrs. Buddie Miller Carrie and Albert Miller Don and Pat Miller John T. Mitchell Family Mr. and Mrs. James Mlasgar Mr. and Mrs. James G. Moreland Mr. and Mrs. William Moynihan David Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Mundt Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson Mrs. Maxine Powrie and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Prindle Mrs. Geneva Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy Eddie Ray Robin Remington Gail Rhyde Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rider Mr. and Mrs. R. Chester Roberts Lt. Col. and Mrs. Stanley A. Roe Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ross The Russells The Safford Family Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schwab and Jonathon Mrs. John R. Scotford Mrs. Emily W. Scovil David and Joyce Senior Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shablak The Shors Bob and Gail Shumacher Patricia Sill Marge and Dale Soderberg Janice Soule Mrs. Gilbert B.L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Edith R. Storing Elda Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terras Jean and Joseph Thurner Chet and Nancy Towne and Family Tommy T. Traveler Pat and Harriet Underwood New York State Secondary School Student Organization The Nicholls Nothing The Ochojski Family The Oosteninks Alexander Orcasitas C.W. Orcutt Mr. and Mrs. Duane Palmer Dr. and Mrs. Palmiter Mr. and Mrs. T. Parnell and Family Bob and Marj Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Hank and Debby Payne Mr. and Mrs. M. Peach The Perhams Frances Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phoenix John and Pat Pinzer Marian Potter Mr. Peter Potter Prudence Y. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Warren Potter Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pownall The Kurt Van Valkenburgh Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vickery Mrs. Richard Walsh Jeff Warlich Lisa Wessing Mr. and Mrs. Doug White Fred Whitney Newt and Dellamae Wickwire Gary and Joann Williams Bev and Bruce Wise The Wunderlichs Yarn et A1 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Youman A yearbook would not be possible without the supervision and guidance of a very special woman. Very few people realize all the hard work Mrs. Bjorkman contributes to each Junior and Senior class to make the yearbook a reality. We, in warmest appreciation thank you Mrs. Bjorkman for your dedication and concern toward all H.C.S. students. _____________ We, the class of 1980, would like to take this opportunity to thank you, Mr. Towne, for your hard work and dedication to us, and the community during your years in Hamilton at H.C.S. PROFESSIONAL Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Humphreys Dr. L.D. Nelson Dr. John H. Oates Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmiter Dr. M.P. Spellicy From the Wrestling Captain of Southwest H.S.-1966 Howard Amann Charles Corbin George Dutkewych E.K. Elmer Vernon K. Gibson George Gillmore Leroy Hodge BUSINESS LEON D. THAYER CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER CRAINE AND MIRABITO AGENCY M.A.C. APPLIANCE CENTER HIRSCH'S CLOTHING STORE MAC'S CORDIAL SHOPPE REED'S FLORIST COUNTRY PEDDLER FARM IMPLIMENT SERVICE SEARS ROEBUCK S CO. SEVEN OAKES CLUBHOUSE RAUSA'S SMOKE SHOP DARROW'S BARBER SHOP SKEE'S FAMILY DINER JOERGER LUMBER 8 BUILDING SUPPLY JOERGER LUMBER 8 BUILDING SUPPLY Compliments of Route 12B Hamilton, N. Y. 824-1448 PAUL OIL OF HAMILTON 36 Utica Street Hamilton , N. Y. Congratulations Mari Compliments of NAPA TOM'S AUTO SUPPLY LELAND FUEL COMPANY INCORPORATED Automotive Parts and Supplies For cars, trucks, and tractors of all makes Hamilton, N. Y. Two convenient Locations Hamilton Sherburne WE DELIVER BEST BRAND BEVERAGES SACCO'S Schaefer - Schlitz Ballantine - Schmidts Colt 45 - Heineken Old Milwaukee - Labotts Moosehead Volks wagon Service Peter Sacco Jr. Phone: 893-6381 Route 12B Bouckville, N. Y. 13310 Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 824-3390 rO. Compliments of Congratulations Class of '80 RAY'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE WHIPPLES DAIRY TREAT Hamilton New York Route 20 J Bouckville, N. Y . THE CAT'S MEOW Gifts and Antiques Compliments of MARY JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP 29 S. Main St. 6 Broad St. Sherburne, N. Y. Hamilton, N. Y. 607-674-9440 315-824-2905 17 Lebanon St. | Hamilton, N. Y. 1 Phone: 824-2033 | Buying or Selling Village Homes, Country Homes, Farms, Acreage Contact: Compliments of | CHENANGO UNADILLA j| JOHN P. LYNCH Licensed Real Estate Broker Hamilton, N. Y. (315)824-1988 Telephone Corp. p BRIGG'S FLORAL SHOP corsages, arrangements, hanging plants, j and blooming plants Compliments of NORMA'S HAIRSTYLING SHOP ( River Road gtonHamilton, N. Y. Phone-Earlville: 691-2821 Phone-Hamilton: 824-0910 Hubbardsville, N. Y. KLIP 'N' KURL BEAUTY SALON Esther 6 Cynthia Compliments of Beautiful hair makes a lovlier you East Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 691-9341 THE RED BARN ROLLER RINK Earlville , N. Y. 135 JOHN'S SHOE SHOP Compliments of Congratulations Good Luck ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SALON Judy and Mayf j Men's and Women's Hairstyling Compliments of COLLEGE PHARMACY Compliments of On The Corner P.M. JONES Hamilton, N. Y. 824-2200 Compliments of RICE'S DAIRY BAR Congratulations Class of 1980 ! JACK AND ROSEMARY'S Best Burgers in Town Compliments of Compliments of EDWARD VANTINE STUDIOS Hamilton, N. Y . REED'S HARDWARE Hamilton New York 136 T Best Wishes TRASK MOTOR SALES To The Class of '80 O'—'v Buick-Pontiac THE VILLAGE HARDWARE GMC Trucks and -U w GIFT CENTER Hamilton, N. Y. 315-824-3610 Dick and Kay Morton MATTESON'S SUPERMARKET Compliments of Bouckville , N. Y. 13310 Phone: 893-6121 i ROGER'S T.C.R. A general store with fresh cut meats Richard P. Rogers NEW.' Large selection of natural 6 health foods NILLES FORD MERCURY INC. Compliments of New and used cars and trucks CROWE'S DRUG STORE Rentals and Leasing Hamilton Rt. 12B Hamilton, N. Y. 13346 New York Best Wishes to Congratulations Class of '80 The Class of 1980 COMCO COLLECTION SERVICE INC. VIRDON ESTATES INC. 11 Utica St. General Contractors Hamilton, N. Y. Airport Road Phone: 824-3450 Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 824-2160 137 THE NAUTILUS Finest in submarines made fresh while you wait or call ahead 20 Broad Street Hamilton, N. Y, Phone: 824-3015 Compliments of HICKEY'S TAVERN Colgate6!! On The Green Hamilton Phone: 824-2300 I a m 138 Compliments of Compliments of ROGER'S MARKET Hamilton New York ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Hamilton 1 Madison Street, 38 Utica Street, Drive-in Sherrill-Oneida-Canastota Member F.D.I.C. Miles B. Marshall Inc. Insurance Hamilton Morrisville 824-2811 ............ 684-3911 Compliments of VILLAGE DINER 22 Lebanon Street OPEN DAILY 139 Compliments of EARLVILLE PAPER BOX INC. Earlville, N. Y. Compliments of MORRIS CHEVROLET - OLDS INC. Utica Road, Hamilton, N. Y. HAMILTON'S TOTAL TRANSPORTATION CENTER OlOSMOBIIi WULK BROTHERS Fresh Fruits-Vegetables-Frozen Foods 111 Harrogate Road New Hartford, N, Y. 13413 Congratulations 8 Best Wishes to the graduating class of 1980 DYECREST Registered Holsteins Terry § Diana Terry Jr. 6 Mandi Dye We miss you Chris'. 141 MEMBER f0 IC Oneida SAVINGS BANK Oneida Cazenovia Hamilton EARLVILLE LIQUOR STORE West Main Street Earlville, N. Y . Phone: 691-2811 We Deliver Compliments of the BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Fine Foods Hamilton Norwich New York New York MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG STORE 180,000 2-4 Day Items Delivery 10 Lebanon Street Hamilton, N. Y. 13346 Lee and Miriam Stewart agent Locally owned and operated Phone: 824-1230 142 Congratulations Class of '80 PECKHAM'S ELECTRONICS Madison Street Phone: 824-3690 JERRY'S TOTAL GULF SERVICE Hamilton, N. Y. 824-2105 Bear Wheel Alignment Balancing 5 Brake Service Allen Electronics Tune-ups plus the usual WEBB S SONS, INCORPORATED You can depend on us. lumber manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers; building supply retailers, building contractors, and problem solvers. Main Office and Retail Division: Retail Softwood and Buildings Division: Sherburne, N. Y. New Berlin, N. Y. (607) 674-2533 (607) 847-2733 COSSITT CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC. Sand 6 Gravel-Building Blocks Miami Stone Ready-Mix Concrete Box 56 Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 824-2700 The Class of 1980 would like to thank the Patrons, Professionals, and Businesses for their listings and Ads. We appreciate your support1. YK iX OU- 143 The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. 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. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Vardenl sivmos im f