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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1981 volume:

63 de Jvti wi fi ieA nte fo Sif £T l 4984 tyhei wnefrt d CewiGfou MARK ANDREW NELSON FAULKS ...A Qa.thtKA.nQ 0(} angtlb apptafitd abovt my htad. Thty bang to mt thlb bong of, kopt, and thlb lb what thty bald, thty bald: Comt ball away, comt ball away, comt ball away with mt! -Styx- Through ou.fi year ofa high 'school at Hamilton Central, we have. enjoyed the. wafimth and hrlendllne 4 Oj$ thl4 man. Hz ha4 tfizatzd each one ofi u6 equally. HI4 enthusiastic support and helpful advlzz havz given us the coufiagz to meet the challenge ofi oufi high school yeasu. We, the class ofa 1981, with sincere appreciation, dedicate oafi yearbook to MR. ALVIN FISH Now H all ouA golden moment Could be Aolled Into one, They would hlne ju t like the un Von. a ummeA day. No one1 going to bAlng u down, No one' going to top u now. Now we gathered up ouA oaaow , And we old them all oa gold. And we gathered up the gold, And thAew It all away. It all went oa a good time and a ong The laughteA wa like mu lc It did iloat ouA oul along OuA alend hip ha held u tAong. No one' going to Aeach u heae, No one' going to top u now. Thl page I dedicated to the memoAu o{ Sam GloAdano ANTHONY FRANCIS AVENI JR. A nem day mlll damn l$on. those, mho stand long. KATHLEEN M. BAKER You mill vanish amay Like youn. daddy's best jeans. And although you mant To last fioAeven., You knom you neveA mill. And the patches make the Good-bye haadea still. SASHA S. BERLIND M y cAomn Is In my heaAt, not on my head , not decked mlth diamonds on. Indian Stones, non. to be seen; My cAomn Is called content - a cAomn It Is that seldom kings enjoy. •ill. S.- KIMBERLY SUE BIGFORD We annlve In thl6 Mould alone, Me depart alone. Thl6 time called llhe. . .Mai meant to bhane. ALANA MAY BROWN Not enjoyment, and not AonnoM, lt oulK destined end on May; Bat to act, that each to-monnoM Mill hind u4 tfoA-tfie-'t. than to-day. MARY S. BRENNAN Can mile-6 tnaly -iepanate you i cencU ? Jh you Mant to be Mlth someone you love, anen't you alneady thene? 7 DONALD C. CHASE NeveA te.ll people, how to do thing , Instead, tell them what to do and they will un.pnl e you. with theln. Ingenuity. SUSAN ELIZABETH COSSETTE Touch u 6 gently, time! Let u glide down the tneam gently...' THOMAS ANTHONY CRAVEN I wept that I had no hoe , then I met a man, who had no fieet. MARK E. CRUMB ”Goal cannot be achieved unle they ane made. ROSEMARY R. DE LAND ”But seek ye fiinbt , the kingdom oGod, and Hi nighteou net ; and all thebe thing bhall be added unto you.” SCOTT ALLEN DENISON H 9 I've got gut , but bhe'b cnazy. JEFFREY JOHN DODD A bit beyond perception' s reach I sometimes believe I see llfie Is two locked boxes each containing the other’s key. DEBRA LOUISE EATON Love Is something you can cherish. So Ifi you filnd love, don’t let It perish. SANDRA E. ELFORD We may have been apart, but the ties between us have gotten closer. The memofiy oh the times we have spent together shall last (JoAnie . 10 JOHN THOMAS FAULKS ...So l{ you think youn. Li e It Complete confiutlon. 'Caute youa neighbor't got It made Jutt nemembea pleate, It't a Gaand Illation, And deep I'ntlde we'ae all the tame. MARK G. FENNER Once a king, alioayt a king. But once a knight. It enough. GARY E. FLUMMER Man't maturity It to have regained the tenloutnett he had at a child at play. n CATHERINE ANN FOBES A hni-ZYid lb one to whom one may poun. out all tine contentb oh one' b heant, chahh and gnaln together, knowing that the gentlest oh handb will take and blht It, keep what lb won.th keeping, and with a breath oh klndnebb... blow the n.ebt away. SHAWN G. FRY I have hunted the wild. I have hollowed Itb lun.e. hean.lebb, ho.mlllan., alone. Vet the wild mubt win, and a day will come, when I bhall be oven.thn.own. JOCELYN SHAW GIBSON Fn.lendb , who bet hon-th at oun. bide, h lten., ane lobt In the bton.m. CARL H. GRONLUND Vo not follow whe te the path may lead. Go, InAtead, whene thene Ia no path, and leave a tnall. TODD L. GUILMETTE I like AunAhlne fineAh clean al t. MakeA me faeel like you. wouldn't cane, but That' all night, each to hiA own But one 4me.ll fanom the city, And thlA countny boy Ia gone. Big city hand tlmeA neoen bothen me, CauAe I’m a countny boy I’m happy aA I can be. Lynynd Skynnd MARK A. HALL Vnafit been, not people. 13 HOLLY LEE HOLLINGSWORTH VICTOR CHEN-HSI HOU It take-6 less time to do a thing flight, than to explain why you did it wfiong. ”Vid we come heae to laugh ofi cay? Afie we. dying , ofi being bofin? -Cafilo-6 Fuentis- KATHRYN LUEENA HOUCK We -shape oua lives not by what we cafifiy with us, but by what we leave behind. 14 VERONICA CAMPBELL HUMPHREYS Pooh, p4.om.iAe you won't o4.get me, not even when I'm one hund4.ed. A. A- Milne THERESA RAE JAQUAY The Aecaet ofi love iA in opening up youfi hea4.t. . . It’a okay to ieel af,4.aid , but don't let that Atand in you4. way. 'CauAe anyone knowA that love iA the only n.oad. JT LYNDA SUE JULIAN It matteaA not what you aae thought to be but what you a4.e. 15 JANE MARIE KENNEY Be calm befioae the Load, and wait patiently oa klm to act. DENNIS S. KIELY I wl h they'd get the talal done, and hand ’aound the aefiae-i hment-i! SUSAN M. KINNEY School bluei. Bad new6. Let' b cauz. Stop at a baa - no need to go iaa. you. can filnd me theae l anywheae dalnkln' my beea - I love It heae. Paaty all nlte 'till baoad dayllte. Get home In time fioa the u.n to al.t e. then go clo e youa glat 4 y eye . 16 KELLY MAINE KWIATKOWSKI you who an.e on the. noad mutt have a code that you can live by, and 60 become youn.6elfi because the pa6t l-i ju61 a good-bye. CATHY ANNE LLOYD I know a place whene dn.eam6 an.e bon.n and time 16 neven. planned... STUART J. LINK JR. I can be pushed ju61 6o an.. DEBORAH L. LOLLMAN Ltfe t6 6 boat, 60 4pend what time theae 16 getting what you want out of, It ft. LEIGH LOVE Moved be deep love, a man 16 cou4.age.ou4. And wtth frugality, A man becomes geneaou6. And he. who doc6 not de6lae to be ahead of the would, become4 the leader of the woald. ERIK E. MARTEL I'm a hobo, I know, but that'4 the palce I pay. Gue66 I'll watte me anothea 4ong whtle I'm on my way. Catch me anothea tnaln, and tht6 t4 what I'll 6ay, 'K a. Choo Choo Taaln, take me away. Lynyad Skynyad 18 SONJA L. MARTEL LA.gkte.vi up while you tlll c.an, don't even tny to unden6tand, ju t itnd a place and take youn Aland , and take It ea y. SHEILA JANE Me DONALD Now li the cup had neally not been meant to pat to me, Sanely I would not pneAume to dnlnk. Ah, but thene they ane, And they'ne reaching out ion me; What elAe would you have me to think? MICHAEL LEWIS MC GREGOR You can always tell a neal intend: when you've made a iool oi younAeli , he doesn’t ieel you've done a penmanent job. 19 DANIEL L. MEDDAUGH Fok God 40 lovzd t!riz would, that Hz gavz Hl only bzgottzn Son, that whoiozvzn bzllzvzth In Him should not pznl h, but havz zoznla tlng llfiz. John 3:16 JOANNE MARIE MEDDAUGH Llz6 will gzt any man In tnoublz, but tzlllng thz tnuth glvz-6 a man gnzat Aatl faction. And hand wonk nztunn4 many blztAlng ALEA A. MILLS Thz wIaz man doz6 no wnong , In changing his habit4 with thz tlmzA. 20 ANNE ELIZABETH MITCHELL Cats know how to obtain 6ood without labor, shelter without confinement, and love, without penalties. JAMES M. MLASGAR There Is no need for an outpouring oft words to explain one.Ae.l6 to a friend, friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. CURT JAMES MORELAND yes, those black diamonds once were stones , floating down the silver stream. 21 LORIE J. MURPHY Mat the aoad me to meet you. Mat the wind be always at youa back. May the un t hine waam upon youa j$ace , the aain hall bofat upon youn. hieldb. and until toe meet again , may God hold you in the palm oh Hi hand. MARTY NEUHIERL No mattea the season. Spaing, iummea, oa faall. No mattea the time , Let' 6 go get -imall. RONNA LOU PARADIS And Ricky my baothea above all the ne6t, I mi44 you the mo-it and I love you the be-it. And nou) that you' ae gone I thank lifie I wat bleAAed juAt to know you. CVS 22 LORI ANN PIPER God grant me the. be.ne.ntty to accept the. thlngb I cannot change., change the. thlngb I can, and the wlbdom to know the dlfifierence. ATHENA ELISABETH REXINE The permanent temptation o( tlfae lb to confabe dreamb with reality, the permanent defeat ofi llfie comeb when dHeamb are burrendered to reality. SUSAN CAROL ROE Jt'b eaby to be pleabant when llfie goeb by with a bong. But the man worth while lb the man who bmlleb when everything elbe goeb wrong. 23 KURT R. ROGERS Although the night may be fiull ofi excitement, it all must end. ROBIN L. SAWYER A fatiiend is one who is the inst to do a fiavoa , and the last to ask one. A fifiiend is one who is the iinst to appear in time otrouble, and the last to leave. Each one ofi us has one fatiiend; He who has mone , is faofitunate indeed. LEAH ANN SLATER We leel no need to won.ny, no reason to be sad. Outi memories tiemind us that maybe life's noad is not so bad. 2� m 24 PAULA RENEE SMITH Vo not Zook back and galeve oven the patt, |$oa. It It gone; and do not be troubled about the fiutuae, fioA. It hat not yet come. Leve tn the paetent, and make tt to beautiful that tt will be wonth remembering DONALD H. STAELENS May the f,uture Ztke mott people, tway In the wind, like a faleld ofa ripe wheat. JAY M. STAUFFER Beware the ltherman , who't casting hit line Into a dried up river bed. Don't try and tell him 'caute he can't get It through hit head, throw bread to the duckt Inttead. It't eatler with nothing tald. 25 WILLIAM F. STRATTON I don't commit my4elb to elthen Heaven on Hell be.ca.uAZ I have ntendit tn both place4 CATHERINE TARANTO One thing can lead to anothen It doe4n't take any 4acnlblce. Oh, fiathen and mo then., 4l4ten and bnothen, lb It (jee£4 nice, don't think twice. GUY ALAN URBEN Conbuclu4 4ay: wonk hand and you will leann. 26 KACHIE A. WISE Li fie. begin at the eentea oId and expand outwaad. TIMOTHY MARK WOODCOCK JAMES ARTHUR WUNDERLICH And ince we'ae only heae a white , might a well how ome Atyle. Give u a Amile. 27 SALLY E. BRACKETT Canny on, love. it coming, love coming to ut all. -CSNY- CATHY ANNE BURGESS The love in youn heant mayn't pat thene to t tay. Love it n't love 'till you give it away. 28 SPe U yi Row 1: H. Hollingsworth, Treas., M. Mc Gregor, V. Pres. V. Humphreys, S. C., L. Julian, Sec., Row 2: J. Stauffer, S. C., P. Smith, Pres., K. Wise, V. Pres. Place, graduation announcement or picture In tkl Apace. PflCwctewt tyfi aJbeA b DCMiwieMCMne f tetzAe i SPft cui e lte n u PTiwie. 30 32 33 £R MieMt eyi fyfrJien ... 36 FulzndU, anz not only togzthzn. Mhzn thzy anz tide.-by-Aidz , zvzn one Mho ii an away . . . ■1 i tlll -in oun. thoughts. Nicest Smile,- Leah £ Carl Most Stabbo n- Son j a. £ Scott Coquette £ Casanova- Curt £ Sue Best Vressed- Curt £ Theresa Most Athletlc- Lynda £ Erik Most Al,l-Around Kachle £ Jay Shortest- Catherine £ Shawn Ta.Jtle.At- Anne. £ Mank M oAt Llklcy to Succe.e.d- Je.66 £ KtWe.no. MOAt MuAlcal- Vanny £ Sheila (UlldeAt- Sue £ Scott CutcAt- Ca.nl £ Leah LatcAt- 41 The 0(5 hzafit u)hat mafee-a a iK Lznd h ip. 43 44 I t i a x.ax.e and special thing to fiind a fatiiznd who will remain a 6x.ie.nd 6ox.eve.si. 45 A | alznd lb someone with whom you. can be. comple.te.ly hon bt and who andzabtandb you ju t the way you aKc. 46 David W. Dinneen Superintendent Dr. Edward Sakai English Adm. Board of Education Marjorie Shafer, Pres. David McKay, V.P. Dorothy Berry Terence Dye Charles McClennen James P. McCarthy Science Adm. Secretaries: Row 1: Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Rockwell. Row 2: Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Crunb. ' Row 1: F. Fox, D. Lamb, M. Hill. Row 2: J. Chester, J. Hitchcock, G. Wessing, M. Fenner. 49 Row 1: W. James, J. Basher, C. Gorton, S. Purdy. Row 2: J. McBain, K. Ford D. Burgess, L. Bradley, 0. Young, R. Reed, B. Nelson, M. Safford. Row 1: W. James, C. Crumb, J. Geruntino, D. Elmore, B. Nelson. R. Ford Aide J. Guilmette Aide B. Mlasgar Aide B. Lamb Aide B. Carpenter Aide 50 James Mlasgar - Soc. St. Nelson Brown - English Lowell Youman Languages Richard Carroll Soc. St. Dale Soderberg English Daniel Callahan - Soc. St. Mary Cleary Soc. St. English Gary Rider - English Dr. Daniel Meyer Science Richard Bradley Business Visual Aids Marie Glaser - Typing Bruce Prindle Ind. Arts 52 Ray Hamlin - Ag. Dave Mullen - Music Robin Pospisil Learning Disabilities Peter Potter - Music Alvin Fish - Art Arthur Blymiller Psychologist Helaine Mundt - Music 53 Jean Thurner Health P. E. Shibley Pixley - Librarian Shirley Reynolds Nurse Health Sharon Kinney Attendance Bob Milner 8 Pam Fuller - P. E. Elementary Teachers Row 1: J. Linsley. J. Loop, K. Hotaling, J. Will, L. Gerhardt, P. Cooley, G. Lenhardt. Row 2: J. Whipple, M. Ludwig, G. Meres, B. Ray, J. Bernhardt, S. Trueworthy, J. Catanzaro, D. Davey, M. Fenner. 54 f4 u yiA Row 1: T. Huff, M. Kemp, B. Kuiper, W. Harris. Row 2: P. Fischer, S. Fischer, M. Kelly, H. Longo, K. Gross, A. Ferlito. Row 3: J. Lockwood, R. Glass, P. McGaugh, M. Malloy, L. Kenney. Row 4: J. Belush, L. Misch, R. Hudson, H. Hudson, K. Lloyd, J. Jones. Junior Class Officers Eric Wunderlich-Presdient Robert Benson-Vice President Kim Wright-Secretary Jeff White-Treasurer 56 Row 1: M. Olmstead, T. Nolan, E. Wunderlich, R. Reakes, J. White, K. Wright, K. Staple, S. Steckler, V. Sawyer. Row 2: E. Rathbone, E. Rugar, C. Oostenink, B Pownall, G. Purdy, D. Soule. 57 Row 1: K. Bunting, J. Bailey, D. Brooks. Row 2: M. Doroshenko, K. Collins C. Chester, C. Fales, T. Denson, D. Brown, B. Bigford, R. Benson, B. Boykin. Row 3: D. Crumb, M. Craven, W. Ewen, P. Fall, R. Cook, M. Dobens. Row 1: L. Soule, T. Ross, 0. Sandleben, D. Stores. Row 2: R. Youman, D. Soule, J. Underwood, D. Wright, K. Wilcox, R. Whitney, H. Staelens, R. Terry. Row 3: C. Woodcock, M. Urben, S. Taranto, H. White, K. Staple A. Stern, K. Rembert, H. Sacco, S. Snyder, D. Warren. Sophomore Class Officers David Patrick-President Amy Stern-Vice President Heather Sacco-Secretary Holly White-Treasurer Row 1: E. Rathbone, M. Klisiwecz, T. Riggall, R. Mason, L. Humphreys, D. Patrick, C. Parnell, J. Charles. Row 2: B. Groves, J. Morrill, D. Perham, K. Godfrey, C. Milner, M. Groeschel, T. MacKay. Row 3: T. Meier, B. Groeschel, S. Jones, K. Loveless, L. Rasmussen, E. Lichtenstein, R. Gorton, D. McDonald E. Naef, R. King, D. Hollingsworth. Row 1: B. Bleecker, A. Aldridge, S. Furner, E. Cossitt, D. Dunham, C. Corbin, R. Benson, P. Baker, J. Brown. Row 2: K. Bethlehem, C. Fobes, L. Betz, K. Godfrey, T. Alton, B. Caller, C. Getchonis, K. Black, H. Ernestine, F. Bufalini, E. Boykin. Row 1: C. Ogden, P. Lockwood, S. Martel, L. Jaycox , K. Irwin, M. Keefer 0. Orcutt. Row 2: R. Love, B. Holcomb, 3. Nelson, M. Steckler, R. Holcomb, C. Miller, D. Julian, M. Keefer. Row 3: K. Jaquay, J. Durden, M. King, J. Hulbert, J. Kovarnik, B. Misch, M. Noel, F. Kenney, T. McGaugh. Freshmen Class Officers Brad Brown-President Lisa Sacco-Vice President Laura Vantine-Secretary Kathy Pownall-Treasurer 60 Row 1: S. Gronlund, W. Furner, M. Dye, B. Carroll, J. Collins, T. Colabelli. Row 2: L. Dodd, K. Bolland, A. Balmuth, S. Mitchell, D. Benson, C. Berry, J. Cobb, R. Chapin. Row 3: M. Chamberlain, L. Chester, L. Cossitt, S. Nelson, C. Frost, B. Brown, B. Brennan, J. Cossette, C. Ammon, K. Genter, K. Charles. Row 1: C. Stith, R. Westfall. Row 2: E. Schultz, H. Snyder, M. Schumacher, L. Sacco, M. Ruehl, K. Pownall. Row 3: M. Steckler, A. Reed, C. Wunderlich, J. Parks, D. Polisse, L. Vantine. Row 4: T. Rodman, M. Woltman, C. Ray, P. Pearson, J. York, R. Sakai, R. Stevens, S. Purdy, L. Wilcox. Row 1: C. McClelland, K. Kwiatkowski, P. Jones, L. Harmon, C. Law, A. Kemp, J. Orcutt. Row 2: S. McClennon, S. Howe. D. Holcomb, P. Moynihan, E. Kenny, W. Klisiwecz, J. Maxson, S. Mitchell, B. Moreland. Row 3: A. Hotaling, T. Pownall.y. Malin, B. Jones. 8th Grade Class Officers LeeAnn Woltman-President Sally Albrecht-Vice President Emily Ascher-Secretary Eileen Baker-Treasurer 62 Row 1: W. Belitz, D. Brown, J. Brustad. Row 2: E. Ascher, J. Beaudoin, M. Charles, A. Currier, C. Elgie, K. Ewen, S. Alton, P. Spooner. Row 3: M. Fry, M. Fall, W. Faller, C. Blake, D. Crumb, P. Craven, W. Furner, J. Fenner, E. Baker, S. Albrecht, J. Doroshenko, D. Bufalini, T. Ammon. Row 1: J. Shea, P. tenllope, M. Soule, P. Vantine, M. Sacco, E. Roberts, G. Roberts M. Wessing. Row 2: J. Shea, M. Youman, L. Woltman, T. Slyvester, V. Toomath, H. Woodcock, B. Regni, R. Rugar, C. Swatkovski. Row 3: T. Trueworthy, K. Wheeler, R. Wise, M. Steckler, Dr. Meyer, D. Stith. 63 ewewtA Row 1: C. Arens, T. Basher, M. Alexander. Row 2: M K. Denison, D. Chase, S. Crumb. Row 31 M. Beaudoin� Row 4: M. Briggs, T. Collins, M. Crossway, M. Belush J. Brown, J. Cossitt, S. Cossitt. Cossette, J. Cochran, J. Cobb, T. Dow. Row 5: R. Dye, 7th Grade Class Officers Lauren Strand-President Grant Slater-Vice President Nick Friend-Secretary Mark Belush-Treasurer Row 1: L. Strand, A. Perham, G. Slater, R. Reakes, T. Rider. Row 2: S. Stone, H. Woodcock, J. Schultz, K. Walker, A. Woodcock, L. Rodman. Row 3: M. Rogers, T. Saunders, M. Rogers, R. Stevens, J. Mullenax, M. Ranney, D. Smith. 65 Row 1: M. Meyer-Wendt, P. Link, H. Fortner, N. Herrick, A. Gieryic, R. Kimball, T. Jaquay, A. Ferlito, R. Fairbanks, K. Fuller. Row 2: J. Krehel, S. Gorton, C. Fay, C. Caller, C. Eliet, K. Getchonis, T. Milner, N. Friend, M. Furner. 64 67 'L j? 30 4fL 04l4e Row 1: C. Getchonis. R. Whitney, C. Fales, R. Reakes, D. McDonald, C. Milner, E. Boykin, M. Dobens, T. Meier. Row 2: T. Woodcock, M. Crumb, B. Stratton, G. Urben, M. Fenner, J. Faulks, R. Sawyer, K. Rogers, K. Jaquay, T. McGaugh. Row 3: J. Bailey, E. Rugar, D. Crumb, M. Craven, T. Nolan, J. White, P. Pearson, B. Caller, D. Stores. Seniors M. Fenner, G. Urben, T. Woodcock, B. Stratton, M. Crumb. Row 2: K. Rogers, J. Faulks, R. Sawyer. 70 The 1980 edition of the football Emeralds posted a 1-6 record. The team showed improvement with each game, never gave up, and showed promise for a good season in 1981. The highlight of the season was the only win: a thrilling 7-6 victory over Cooperstown. Ten seconds were left in the game with Hamilton leading 7-0 when Coopers- town quarterback Rich Busse rolled back and threw a long pass deep into the end zone where it was caught for six points. Cooperstown went for the two-point conversion. At the snap of the ball, a host of grren shirts barrelled through the line like lightning to break up the pitchback. The ball rolled toward the goal and was picked up by Coopers town1s fullback. He was smothered by several Emerald tacklers. Hamilton had won! Hamilton placed three players on the 1980 Center State Conference All-Star team. Tom Nolan was named all-star linebacker. Mark Crumb was an all-star selection as linebacker. Tim Meier was the league's all-star punter. Named to honorable mention were: Mark Dobens, Bill Stratton, and Mark Fenner. Row 1: A. Balmuth, A. Kemp, S. Purdy, P. Vantine, D. Crumb. Row 2: A. Hotaling, R. Holcomb, M. Steckler, T. Pownall, J. Fenner, P. Craven. Row 3: C. Miller, M. Woltman, J. Brustad, C. Ray, B. Brown, T. Rodman, J. York, B. Misch, T. Truev.orthy. 71 Row 1: Miss Gerhardt, J. Gibson. Row 2: B. Bigford, S. Elford, R. Paradis, H. Hollingsworth, E. Kenney, A. Mills, B. Pownall, K. Wright, L. Julian, H. Longo, K. Kwiatkowski, K. Wise. Mo.a 72 The 1980 Field Hockey season was filled with excitement and disappointment. Each team improved with experience, especiallythe Varsity team. Only 11 girls participated on the Varsity throughout the season which presented difficulties at the outset but eventually was converted into an advantage. Elected to the Center State Con- ference All Star Team was senior Lynda Julian. All of the seniors on the team provided much desire to win and will be missed by their teammates and coach next season. Hamilton finished 5th in the league with a 3-4-0 record. A moment to remember during the season was the big win over Coopers town who eventually won the Sec- tional title. This established the quality of field hockey that Hamilton has achieved, and will provide a basis for further improvement next year. Kackd.il Lynda K My 73 74 Row 1: L. Humphreys, D. Wright. Row 2: M. Schumacher, L. Jaycox, C. Fobes, M. Ruehl, D. Benson. Row 3: L. Sacco, C. Stith, K. Charles, S. Mitchell, C. Dewey, manager. Row 1: M. Groeschel, J. Collins, R. Benson, R. Youman. Row 2: D. Hollingsworth, E. Wunderlich, J. Wunderlich. Row 3: C. Gronlund, T. Ross, V. Hou. The Varsity Cross Country team again successfully upheld its running tradition at H.C.S. Led by Coach Andrews, the team ran off with a total of seven wins, while suffering only two defeats. The team also placed third in the sectionals. The highlight of the season was sophomore Robyn Benson's performance. She qualified for the State Championship race held at Long Island. Running in the Girl's C Division, she finished third in her section and in the mid-forties in the entire meet. Other seasonal highpoints were Eric Wunderlich's daring attempt at leaping an eight-foot fence at Oriskany, Tim Ross' experimenations on shoeless racing, and Ben Kuiper's encore performance at the Spa. Honorable mention goes to Carl Gronlund's Saturday morning smile and to all those great voices that helped make the singing on the homebound bus rides a memorable experience for the departing seniors. Good Luck next year!! 75 Row 1: T. Milner, T. Collins, R. Reakes. Row 2: S. Albrecht, L. Woltman, M. Keefer, K. Pownall, E. Ascher, C. Elgie, M. Youman. Row 3: M. Dye, J. Brown, A. Ferlito, P. Moynihan, D. Holcomb, R. Love. Row 4: J. Shea, J. Shea, F. Kenney, B. Regni, C. Blake, R. Sakai, B. Carroll, D. Orcutt. 76 How 1: S. Roe, K. Loveless, A. Rexine, H. White, J. Underwood, D. Wright. Row 2: P. Fall, M. Brennan, K. Staple, S. Elford. 78 Row 1: L. Vantine, L. Jaycox. Row 2: K. Rembert, H. White, K. Wilcox. Row 3 K. Staple. Row 1: D. Wright, S. Roe, K. Loveless. Row 2: M. Brennan, D. Benson, P. Fall, A. Rexine, J. Underwood. ow 1: J. Lloyd, T. Meier, T. Aveni, R. Reakes, R. Reakes, B. Stratton, M. Craven, D. Kiely. Row 2: C. Corbin, S. Fall, C. Franda, J. Mlasgar, J. Stauffer, F. Urben, D. McDonald. 80 Good offense, daring de- fense, and tight ball games typified the Hamilton baseball season. The Emeralds finished the season at 6-11, losing four one-run contests and a pair of two-run games. A strong returning nucleus adds promise for the upcoming circuit. Jay Stauffer, playing for the first time, went the entire season at first base without committing an error. Jay hit over .300, and was helped by timely hitting from Dennis Kiely and Bill Stratton. Tony Aveni added some defensive help late in the season. Row 1: T. Rider, J. Maxim, S. Gronlund, M. Kemp, P. Craven, M. Sacco. Row 2: M. Woltman, C. Ammon, S. Purdy, J. Brustad, J. York, B. Misch, P. Pearson, M. Steckler, B. Brown. Row 3: J. Shea, T. Pownall, J. Fenner, R. Wise, K. Jaquay, T. McGaugh, M. King, A. Balmuth, S. Mitchell, P. tenHope, Coach Meres. 81 Row 1: D. Perham, T. Meier, D. Stores, M. Craven. Row 2: C. Corbin, R. Reakes, P. Fischer. C. Getchonjs, 82 Row 1: R. Youman, V. Hou, C. Noble. Row 2: D. Wise, B. Kuiper, T. Ross, 0. Sandleben, C. Corbin, Mr. Youman. Last season's team, coached by Lowell Youman, ended up with a 6-6 record, tying for third place in our league. Victor Hou, the lone senior on this year's team, had an overall record of 10-2, and part- nered with Casey Noble, was named to the League All Star team at the first doubles position last season. We wish Victor and the rest of the team good luck this season!! Row 1: J. Gibson. Row 2: K. Wise, A. Mitchell, C. Fobes, D. Brown. Row 3: K. Bunting, K. Bigford, R. Mason, Coach Gerhardt. Row 4: H. Hollingsworth, K. Kwiatkowski, L. Julian. The softball team ended the 1980 season with an impressive record of 5-2 in league, 6-3 overall. Their most im- pressive victory was over undefeated league champs Mt. Markham by a score of 4-3. The enthusiasm of the team gave Hamilton third place in the league; how- ever, it wasn't enough for a sectional berth. The 1981 season has high hopes for the softball team. The team didn't lose a single senior from the 1980 season. Returning seniors are: manager - Jocelyn Gibson, Kachie Wise, Anne Mitchell, Kelly Kwiatkowski, Holly Hollingsworth, and Center State Conference All Star Lynda Julian. 84 Kim Kaclviz Lynda Anne. 85 Row 1: J. tenHope, D. Holcomb. Row 2: J. Faulks, J. Charles, S. Elford, W. Morris, C. Parnell, P. McGaugh, B. Galler. The 1980 version of the Hamilton Golf team finished with a final record of 12-7 which was good enough to have the team finish in second place in the league. They achieved second place by defeating a tough Mt. Markham squad in the last match of the season with a close score of 175-180. The 1981 squad led by seniors Sandy Elford and John Faulks promises to be contenders for the league and hope to better their second place record of last year. 86 Junior High Track Row 1: R. Westfall, J. Doroshenko, D. Bufalini, M. Schumacher, L. Sacco, C. McClelland, E. Asher. Row 2: K. Kwiatkowski, S. Howe, M. Ruehl, M. Woltman, B. Brown, M. Steckler, S. Albrecht, L. Woltman. Row 3: M. Youman, C. Elgie, K. Miller, K. Ewen, C. Ray, B. Carroll, R. Sakai. Row A: E. Baker, M. Charles, D. Orcutt, D. Holcomb, B. Misch. Row 5: D. Julian, P. Pearson, T. McGaugh, K. Jaquay, S. Purdy, R. Gorton, R. Whitney. Row 6: R. Love. 87 Row 1: C. E. Martel. T. Craven, Milner, S. Brown, B. Pownall. Row 2: D. Patrick, R. Sawyer, Row 3: H. Sacco, M. Purdy, K. Rembert, S. Roe, B. Boykin, L. Rasmussen, J. Wunderlich, J. Collins. During the 1980 season, HCS pro- duced some of its finest track athletes. Although the boys' team tied for sixth place in the Center State Conference Championships, individual records were continually being set, broken, and bettered. Jim Collins continued to improve, in the 3200 meters, attaining his best time at the Championships. Eric Martel not only sealed 20' % in the long jump, but also achieved a golden height of 6' 2 , breaking the old Championship meet record by V. The girls were not to be outdone. Robyn Benson ran a boy's time of 2:59.9 in the 880 meters, and Heather Sacco was able to reach 4' 0 in the high jump. 88 Row 1: H. Longo, A. Mitchell, G. Purdy. Row 2: L. Julian, J. Gibson. Row 3: B. Bigford, B. Bleecker, C. Fobes, H. White, R. Benson, Coach Gerhardt. The Lady Emeralds, under head coach Jean Thurner and assistant coach Lisa Gerhardt, were only able to come up with two wins during the 1980 girl's basket- ball season. The 1981 season, however, looks more promising. The girls are more exper- ienced and filled with enthusiasm. Returning seniors are: Guard - Lynda Julian, Center - Anne Mitchell, and Forward - Jocelyn Gibson. 90 Row 1: D. McDonald, M. Craven, S. Penoyer, P. Fischer, J. Stauffer, P. McGaugh. G. Loop, T. McGaugh, R. King. Row 2: H. Trudeau, T. Rider, D. Perham, T. Aveni, M. Woltman, B. Brown, C. Oostenink, C. Parnell, W. Morris, M. King, T. McKay Mr. Meres, P. Craven. The 80-81 edition of the Emerald Varsity Hockey team has had its ups and downs. Thus far they have won only two games but are looking for more wins since they have played much better lately. They have lost four games by a two goal margin. Senior goalie Tom Craven has been a standout in the nets since rebounding off a football injury. Senior center Jay Stauffer broke the school record for career goals with 64 midway through the season. The team would like to thank Coach Meres, Coach Trudeau, and Mr. Bradley as well as all those who supported them this season. 91 TOYliJ 92 11Sa tiUty Row 1: G. Urben, E. Boykin, B. Boykin, C. Gronlund, K. Godfrey, J. Cossette. Row 2: Coach Hamlin, R. Reakes, T. Nolan, J. Lockwood, E. Wunderlich, C. Moreland, J. White, J. Mlasgar, R. Benson. Victon The HCS Basketball team had a record of 4-8 after losing a couple of close games to Mt. Markham and Otselic Valley. The Emeralds are led by 6'r1 senior Co-Captain Jim Mlasgar, averaging 14.3 points per game. Other seniors of the team are 6'2 Co- Captain Curt Moreland, one of the leading rebounders, 5'11 Victor Hou doing an excellent job as both forward and guard, and 5'10 Carl Gronlund, our top play making guard. 93 Cafil 94 Cusit Row 1: T. Meier, S. Kilbury, B. Carroll. Row 2: P. Pearson, J. Charles, C. Getchonis, 0. Sandleben, C. Milner. Row 3: Coach Hunsinger, K. Jaquay, C. Corbin, D. Patrick, D. Stores, C. Wunderlich. . 'i '. 'J $a f 6 i J-im SWz-ilci Row 1: K. Wise. Row 2: G. Purdy, S. Berlind, S. Elford, K. Kwiatkowski. Row 3: A. Mitchell, J. Gibson, S. McDonald, C. Fobes. The volleyball team went from a 3-11 record last year to an 8-8 record this year after losing eleven seniors from last years team. The team made it to the semi-finals where they lost a close match to the undefeated Stockbridge team. Seniors include: Anne Mitchell (captain), Sasha Berlind, (captain), Sheila McDonald, Kelly Kwaitkowski, Sandy Elford, Cathy Fobes, Jocelyn Gibson, and Kachie Wise. Kzlly Sa ha Cathy Kach-ie. Joczlyn Sandy Anne jf. 't. ifj Zvif w 98 Row 1: M. Schumacher, B. Groeschel, S. Mitchell, B. Bleecker, C. Stith, L. Jaycox, C. Ogden. Row 2: K. Rembert, C. Fobes, H. Sacco, T. Riggall. SPfowlewt Row 1: M. Malloy, E. Ewen, C. McClelland, S. Fischer, P. Vantine, J. Brown, B. Carroll, R. Sakai. Row 2: K. Rembert, J. Charles, M. Schumacher, M. McGregor, L. Sacco, B. Bigford. Row 3: 0. Edmonston, K, Gross, K. Wise, P. Smith, C. Arens, L. Slater, A. Stern, R. Benson, B. Brown, D. Benson, S. Mitchell. Row 4: R. Benson, E. Wunderlich, D. Patrick. 100 M. Malloy; President, V. Humphreys; Secretary, 0. Edmonston; Treasurer Absent: Jay Stauffer; Vice President Row 1: 0. Edmonston, B. Cook, B. Bigford, B. Kuiper, L. Slater, A. Rexine, L. Julian, R. Benson, K. Wise, A. Mitchell. Row 2: J. Dodd, V. Hou, J. Stauffer, J. Faulks, C. Oostenink, P. Fall, S. Fischer, H. Longo. Row 1: S. Roe, C. Fobes, T. Jaquay, J. Kenney, S. Elford,S. Brackett, A. Mitchell, A. Rexine, V. Humphreys, A. Mills. 101 Row 1: A. Mills, E. Rathbone, R. Benson, J. Morrill, A. Aldridge, A. Rexine, S. McDonald,E. Rathbone. Row 2: M. Brennan, H. Hollingsworth, K. Baker, S. Fischer, L. Julian, B. Groeschel, S. Cossette, H. Longo, J. Kenney. Row 3: L. Kenney, K. Staple, K. Staple,, B. Bigford, S. Elford, R. Paradis, V. Sawyer, L. Love, A. Ferlito, L. Humphreys, K. Rembert, M. Klisiwecz, W. Ewen, A. Mitchell. Row 4: K. Gross, R. Mason, K. Wise, P. Smith, K. Kwiatkowski, C. Fobes, T. Jaquay, A. Stern, E. Cossitt, V. Humphreys, L. Slater, S. Steckler. Row 3: S. Roe, H. White, P. Fall, B. Pownall, K. Wright, B. Cook, R. Deland, D. Lollman, J. Meddaugh, B. Reese, M. Kelly. 3Vve Row 1: M. Dobens, K. Wright, P. Smith. Row 2: H. Hollingsworth, L. Slater, V. Humphreys, C. Fobes, S. Roe, T. Jaquay, A. Rexine. Row 3: R. Paradis, K. Wise, L. Piper, L. Murphy, L. Julian, A. Mitchell, J. Loojcwood. Row 4: K. Kwiatkowski. Absent: S. Elford, J. Gibson. HcLmi.lton.4.a.n '81 Edlton.6 Edtton.-tn-chlefi - Layout Edtton. Typing Edtton. Copy Edtton. Bu lne Edtton. - Then.e a Jaquay Lynda Julian Cathy Fobe-4 Athena Rexlne Sandy Elf oad 103 Row 1: K. Rembert, S. Tarante, K. Staple, R. Benson, V. Humphreys, M. Malloy. Row 2: L. Vantine, K. Irwin, M. Keefer, H. Sacco, B. Bigford, L. Jaycox, K. Ewen, A. Ferlito. Row 3: T. Aveni, M. Ruehl, D. Benson, S. Mitchell, E. Rathbone. Row 4: R. Paradis, C. Moreland, J. Charles, L. Humphreys, D. Patrick, A. Stern, R. Benson, E. Lichtenstein, E. Wunderlich, B. Pownall, K. Gross. J. White, S. Roe, M. Kelly, D. Warren, A. Currier, S.Snyder, J. Underwood, D. Wright, K. Loveless. Row 5: D. Dunham, C. Parnell, D. Perham, E. Cossitt, D. Crunb, C. Getchonis, J. Faulks. 37ie SPmi'ricl tjMu Uc 104 Row 1: D. Wright, S. Taranto, P. Baker, K. Staple, B. Bleecker, L. Julian, K. Wise. Row 2: A. Rexine, T. Jaquay, V. Humphreys, B. Groeschel, S. Furner, K. Rembert, R. Mason, A. Stern, R. Benson, J. Charles, J. Brown, E. Rathbone, R. Youman. Row 3: B. Pownall, K. Loveless, M. Dobens, L. Slater, A. Ferlito, G. Purdy, L. Humphreys, C. Getchonis, C. Parnell, D. Perham, K. Gross, C. Fobes, K. Wright, M. McGregor, E. Rathbone. Row 4: C. Oostenink, T. Ross, A. Mitchell. Row 5: B. Boykin, B. Bigford, D. Dunham, D. Stores, E. Naef, 0. Sandleben. Row 1: K. Kwiatkowski, V. Sawyer, K. Wise, K. Rembert, R. Pardis, S. Cossette, M. Brennan, L. Slater, D. Patrick, J. Stauffer, Mr. Fish. Row 2: D. Lollman, J. Gibson, C. Lloyd, K. Loveless, J. Underwood, P. Smith, V. Humphreys. 106 Row 1: L. Slater, E. Cossitt, D. Dunham, S. Taranto, A. Stern, K. Wise. Row 2: J. Underwood, B, Kuiper, V. Humphreys. Row 3: D. Perham, M. Dobens, S. Cossette, L. Chester, E. Lichtenstein, E. Naef. Row 1: L. Kenney, L. Love. Row 2: A. Stern, L. Humphreys, S. Roe, K. Rembert. Row 3: B. Groeschel, R. Deland, D. Meddaugh, D. Dunham, B. Bleecker, J. Wunderlich, E. Rathbone, A. Aldridge. 107 Row 1: J. Durden, S. Gronlund, M. Kemp, D. Brooks, M. Olmstead, W. Furner, S. Furner, T. Riggall. Row 2: M. Klisiwecz, T, Rodman, R. Terry, M, Doro- shenko, J. Jones, W. Harris, K. Godfrey, J. Bailey, M. Chamberlain, C. Clement, P. Pearson, A. Reed. Row 3: K. Rogers, G. Urben, S. Nelson, C. Gronlund, K. Jaquay, M. Crumb, J. Cossette, B. Stratton, D. Warren, Mr. Hamlin. FFA Officers Mark Crumb - President Charlie Fales - V. President Deanna Warren - Secretary Mike Kemp - Treasurer Wayne Harris - Reporter Kathy Houck - Sentinel Mr. Ray Hamlin - Advisor Row 1: G. Urben, K. Collins, M. Dye. Row 2: J. Collins, R. Stevens, R. Noel. Row 3: J. Belush. Row 1: S. Cossette. Row 2: T. Craven, M. Hali. Row 1: Mr. Potter, R. Rugar, V. Sawyer, L. Vantine, J. Beaudoin, C. Parnell, A. Balmuth, M. Klisiwecz, S. Berlind, R. Paradis, C. Stith, D. Lollman. Row 2: C. Elgie, S. Snyder, K. Miller, E. Rathbone, D. Benson, L. Jaycox, S. Mitchell, B. Carroll, R. Youman, J. Parks, B. Bigford, M. Youman, L. Chester, S. Cossette. Row 3: A. Rexine, A. Stern, L. Humphreys, S. McDonald, A. Currier, G. Flummer, G. Urben, D. Meddaugh, R. Benson, K. Gross, R. Deland, D. Warren, L. Harmon, A. Reed. Row 4: A. Mills, J. Kenney, C. McClelland, C. Fobes, K. Ewen V. Humphreys, R. Benson, J. Meddaugh, D. Dunham, E. Wunderlich, C. Moreland, C. Swatkovsky, . Brown, R. Westfall. Row 1: C. Parnell, B. Bigford, D. Crumb. Row 2: G. Flummer, G. Urben, L. Chester, R. Youman, S. Berlind, R. Benson. Row 3: C. Moreland, R. Benson, B. Carroll, A. Rexine, J. Meddaugh, K. Gross, S. Cossette. Row 4: Mr. Potter, D. Dunham, D. Meddaugh, V. Humphreys, R. Westfall, S. McDonald. no Row 1: Mr. Mullen, M. Schumacher, R. Rugar, H. Sacco, 0. Edmonston. Row 2: M. Fry, S. Howe, C. Swatkovsky. Row 3: A. Hotaling, T. Milner, R. Sakai, M. Youman, C. Parnell, C. Milner, A. Ferlito, B. Carroll, A. Currier, S. Elford. Row 4: R. Youman, W. Furner, R. Mason, B. Bigford, V. Hou, J. Wunderlich. Row 5: S. Roe, L. Sacco, B. Kuiper, D. Meddaugh. Row 6: C. Getchonis, M. McGregor, M. Noel, J. Faulks. Row 1: P. Spooner, M. Youman, S. Howe, C. Swatkovsky, A. Ferlito, A. Currier, D. Meddaugh, R. Youman. Row 2: M. Cossette, Y. Malin. Row 3: J. Wunderlich, S. Jones, J. Morrill, B. Bigford, K. Gross, M. McGregor, B. Carroll, C. Arens, B. Pownall. Row 4: H. Sacco, L. Sacco, C. Getchonis, J. Faulks, M. Schmacher, D. Orcutt, A. Kuiper, Mrs. McClelland, L. Chester. Row 1: C. Colabelli, C. Lloyd, D. Polisse, J. Jones, K. Wilcox, T. Basher. Row 2: J. Doroshenko, D. Soule, R. Chapin, M. McGregor, D. Wright, B. Groves, T. Colabelli. Row 3: C. Lloyd, L. Harmon, D. Marcellus, B. Cook, L. Wilcox, P. Lockwood, P. Smith, K. Lloyd, K. Staple. Pciut-CL M-cfee Cathy 114 115 Vate - June 7, 1980 Band - Ticket Place - Hamilton CentAal School 116 Homecoming Royalty- Queen - Athena Rexlne and King - Masik Fennen 117 119 120 121 122 123 I, TONY A ENI, leave the talking heads to Bo, my microphone to Robyn, and my heart to T. C. I, KATHY BAKER, leave Sonja, the well deserved name 6-hoot. To Sue, a hike up the ski kill. Julie-keep up the tradition. To Ertk, Todd, and Pud, Pud’s Invita- tion. To Tammy, yes cun mass'ea, and to Cathertne, I wanna watch the one with Ben and Eve! and memortes ofi our firtendskip. Oh - to K% SPH, Taranto's poach. I, SASHA BERLINV, leave to Kim, a one yean, subscrtptlon to Hotsy, Totsy - Girls , Glnls, Girls. To Llssy, A. C. and the crushing agony oh puppy love. To Dave Mullen, a broom hoa his attempts at keeping the band room clean. To Ronna, a black I III, and to Sheila, V. V. , C. G. , B. V. , K 8 K and 86 party hats. 7, MARy BRENNAN, leave Ros M. all the In-depth talks R. P. and I had on the bus. 1, ALANA BROWN, leave Mas. Reynolds my many thanks. Mas. Kinney, my smile, and to the class oh ’81 , I leave my best wishes. I, SALLY BRACKETT, leave Sasha and Sheila 2 weeks on the Cape. I leave the memortes oh sunny spaing days to S. M. , B. E. , S. B. , and oh couase, Jean. I leave Randy the paivllege oh getting his tauck stuck In a hleld And I leave the cold weathea oh the Northeast. I, SUE COSSET!E, leave to Ma. Fish, the paint I. boaaowed to hlrlsh a painting. To Leah and Veronica, I give all my ticket stubs. To Ertk, Kane, and Todd, I leave the memortes oh the bus aides to BOCES, and the occasional mysteay oh oua talks. To Shannon, 7 leave the yet to come, no show, and A.L.S. cookie sales. 7, MARK CRIME leave the duty oh beating on Rusty Whitney durtng h°°lball paactlce to Tom Nolan, the Incident on the weight aoom to Kurt Rogeas and Coach Mllnea. 7 leave the memortes oh a good line to Randy Reakes, and the beea blasts that Bobby Lee Trip and 7 had In my caa. I, ROSEMARy VELANV, leave Cathy memortes oh 10% night at McLaughlins, and to eveay- one else, the little known tooth that being a Jesus Freak' Is moae (Jun that you could evea have outside oh Chalst. 7, SCOTT VENISON, leave to my paaents my love and thanks hoa thela understanding. To Rhonda Lu Baown, my love horevea, and to Hamilton Central School, my love and patrtotlsm hoa my country. Semper Fidelis. I, JEFF VOW, leave to Jim Wunderlich memortes oh many long walks. To Tony Avenl the memortes oh the dam and to Victor, many thanks hoa the good-natured slander and property damage he has so kindly inhllcted upon me. I, SANVY ELFORV, leave the hollowing: To Nippy, the center oh all points In calcu- lus. To Beanie, 7 leave you someone elses albs to tickle. To Jehh Bailey, 7 leave my lock and combo 2-20-2. To Jane, the memortes oh the bruises haom the ski kill sliding. Thanks Falcon. I, JOHN FAULKS, leave Lisa Sacco to Vave, all unldentlhled typevoritea parts to M . Bradley, and risers , switchboards , curtains , and cat walks , to the groupies. 7, MARK FENNER, leave Fay, Venison, and Hallhace hats to keep their bald heads warm. To Misty and Cindy, 7 leave a gallon oh cohhee. to cure thela cows, and to Carl, 7 leave the ster.no races at the Inn. I, GARY FLLMMER, leave Kerry all. my love, Sandl, a seat on the bus, Kim, the O.T.O and the smoking area. To Julie, I leave all the Tickle Pink she can drtnk, and to Sheila, my 6C Study hall. I, CATHY FOBES, leave to Theresa all the good memortes, especially the BC. To Anner, memories oh Ocho and PV6R, to Kelly, X.S., to Squalla, one LCRO and a nice set o bongles. To Kach I leave a winner with circles. To Jos, YTSG, to Kim, the W.B. King and his nipples, to Chuck, a rap on the head, and to Chicken, lunch at 7: 00. 124 I, SHAWN FRY, leave all my cand skills to Kip, Von, Pad, Scott, and Rob. To agent 36-C, I leave all the MMen she can dnlnk. I, JOCELYN GIBSON, leave Kachle tome Gnape Chapstlck that got me In the temple. To Jeii and Ponky, the memonles oi Buslness Math. To Kelly,Nip and Lyn,My thanks ion. the inlendshlps we've shaned. And to my best intend Lyn, I leave my V-Bean. I, CARL GRONLUNV, leave the bottom oi my can which Is still at Beaven Valley, Dela- wane, to M. M. The telephone pole on Lebanon St. to B. S. and M. C. New Yeans Eve at the Inn, to Bofa(M. F.) and the nock so kindly given to us by the boys at V. U. to T. I also leave my can to any poon sucken who wants It. I, TOW GUIIMETTE, leave the memonles oi Big Blue!' to anyone who knew him, and my Skoal tin collection to Coach Mllnen. I, HOLLY HOLLINGSWORTH, leave Betsy Pownall. oun dlnty jokes and oun talks about sex on the opposite team's 25 yand line. I leave B. B. the memonles oi pantylng In his noom. To W. F. I leave the tent In Billy’s noom and the memonles oi home basketball games. To V. H. and R. B. , the Holly tnadltlon at H.C.S. I, VICTOR HOU, leave a pain oi all-punpose chopsticks to the backstage gnouples. I, KATHY HOUCK, leave my I BTC shlnt to Veanna Wannen. To Kim Bunting, Bnuce's blo- gnaphy and my Pnesldents seat oi the IBTC committee. I, VERONICA HIM PHREYS, leave a lot mone iun to Llssy and Vawn with Canten and Tom on the N.J. beaches. To Tony and John, a big thanks ion suppontlng me thnough the yeans and to Leah, gneat memonles oi Good. Night John Lee!’ and The Big V. I, THERESA JAQUAY, leave to Cathy the ability to nememben and a ilne extlngulshen ion hen haln at the BC. To Athena, a night at the ilnst place we all shaned. To Cath, Paula, Kach, and Athena, all the love and happiness In the wonld and a gneat big thanks. I, LYNVA JULIAN, leave to Nippy, Nippyless, Spaula, and Lody, the memonles oi the Banana Lovens. To Anne, I leave the magic numben 32, and to John a new sconeboand ion SSS In Mn. Andnews class. To Glbby, the wonst team In the NFL- the Steelens, and my sweet bnothen, Vean. To Coach and the ileld hockey team, I leave the memonles oi It's just a iantasy. I, JANE KENNEY, leave to Alea all my thanks... thanks ion being a gneat intend, take cane always. To Sandy, I leave a wondeniul iutune, and all my bumps and bnulses inom the hill! I, VENNIS KIELY, leave to Fish, Spud, and Tony, publishing nights to my ant pontiollo. To all my othen intends hene, thanks. I, SUE KINNEY, leave Sonja a iall that nobody else done take, to Cathenlne, many Halloween nights on a dank ski kill, to Kathy two hockey games eveny Sunday and a inee ticket to nlde. To Julie, I leave plenty empty glasses , and a inee boand on the space Invadens game, to Tammy, a dlnty joke, and all my unilnlshed pnojects. I, KELLY KWIATKOWSKI, leave Cathy the iny In McDonalds. Kachle the ilne cnackens and Alpine slide. Lynda the mailbox. Glbby the yellow bangles. Lonle the eggs. Lonl Almeda 'SO. Betsy V-Red-Swimsuit. Anne 2 dogs and teabags. Thenesa, thanks ion youn bathnoom. I, CATHY LLOYD, leave the tonnado watch at Skaneateles to Kanen, Julie, and Kim. The six ioot nose dive to Sonja, the ioun mile hike inom the causeway and the windshield to Knls. Co Peten, Dean and Renee, all the memonles with oun good intend J.D. I, DEBBIE LOLIMAN, leave Mn. Bnadley my happiness. I leave Cathy Cnumb all my wonk dunlng the summen and the class oi 'SI , the best oi luck In the iutune. I, LEIGH LOVE, leave to Sandl and Sabna the Incident In the Fnench noom. To Matt, I leave all the notes he wnote me In Physics. 125 I, ERIK MARTEL, leave all the memonleA oft Big Blue!' to evenyone Involved, and my high.-jump necond oi 6’ 8 to anyone, who can bneak It. And to Ma. and Mu. Vonk, a special thankA. I, SON JA MARTEL, leave Julie and Donna that camping tnlp, HSR, a bouiman wlchell, Lonle, a Acabeechle, Kathy and Catherine, mone gneat time and to Kanen, the Wa 1 M emonlal. I, SHEILA McVONALV, leave to Klmme, P.O. and hls nice teeth. AIao a ceAtaln fay hlghen'A AunpnlAe to Aee hen Atilt hene next yean. To Cunt I leave a Alap on the back and Aone elbowA. To SaAha I leave one veny long evening at the Big 0 and M any, M any. otheu. I, MICHAEL McGREGOR, leave to Debbie and Renee the Batmoblle. Sickening Dick to Lanny, an unlocked doon to Lonl, BeaveA Dailey and cocktallA to Caul, the Capnl Motel and U.D.’a to Paula. To Bill, I leave a lampoAt and 3 penlodA ofi peace to Captain A.D . I, DAN MEDDAUGH, leave everyone the knowledge that only JeAuA can give you laAtlng joy and peace which can neven be faund In Aex, dnugA , and nock-n-noll. I, JOANNE MEDDAUGH, leave to Robenta Godfaey the honon o Alttlng with David Dunham on the buA. I leave to David Dunham the memory o LewlA ReAtaunant. To BetAy ReeAe, AleaMlllA , Belinda and Kim Blgfand the memonleA at the Little Glnb Re- heat, and I want to thank Kim NelAon fan. the help In getting through Achool. I, ALEA MILLS, leave Jane my chenlAhed chemlAtny nevlew book. I leave BetAy my e cape nouteA faom HCS. I leave Robin the ace o£ ApadeA faom noom 104A. I, ANNE MITCHELL, leave to Lynda, 12, oua b-ball camp memonleA , eApeclally the Ben Gay, andMana. To Mike SteckleA, an endleAA Aupply o RoyalA, to KenAy, my 12 unlfanm. To Kelly, my camena and 2 dogA. To Sue’a Alumben panty, the ned pig eyeA. To Mankle Baby, nememben me when I’m 28 and you'ne 24. And to John, the hot apple knockenA. I, Jimy MLASGAR, leave Enlc(Dawn) a book ofi nameA. To Tom Nolan, my mold faom ant cIoaa. To BoaAt, my coondlnatlon, and to Randy, the joke book to give back to Rogen. I, CURT MORELAND, leave SquaAha and Shell pnotectlon fan. theln next tnlp to BoAton, a 1:30 cun ew fan. college, and a coat hangen faom health cIoaa fan Shell. To MnA. Cnumb, a Do Not Entel' Algn fan hen bednoom doon. To my fallow AtuditenA Rob and Matt, I leave the klng-Alze bed, Ronna, the dam, and Bennie, The Powen. I, LORIEMURPHY, leave Llnda[PedCtc) a one noom Ahack filled with happy memonleA, HEN?! Sonja, a teapot, Kelly, egg-faee haln, Ronna, memonleA ofi being CloAe to you. To Jimmy, the tnuth, Dank Punple, a tnlp to wheneven Bnlan Ia , Peach a Aex change fan hlA can, and a pedal thankA to my family fan theln patience and love. I, MAR TV NEUHIERL, leave my ability to get away with almoAt anything and not get caught to evenyone, but eApeclally to Scotty Lamb. I, RONNA PARADIS, leave Many' a and my houAe to anyone with a big Imagination. Rob, a dny pain o undenwean. SaAha, a new nug ao we can Aqueeze out the old one. Cunt, my Awinglng aIngle dayA , Lonle M. a belt to wean at the movleA, and to Kanen, Launle, and Many, the memonleA 0($ all the good tlmeA. I, LORI PIPER, leave oun cofaee pot to Michael, and DocMeyen to Candace danling. ThoAe 3 hunkA to NlppleA and Pauly, a dog chain, a chenny, and apologleA fan a hunt knee and elbow to Lynda. ThankA to my paAentA fan theln patience and unden- Atandlng, and all my love to Bnlan. I, ATHENA REXINE, leave to Sue an eanly manning fane at the dam, to TheneAa, a quiet dlnneA fan two at the Landmank, to Willie MouAe, a klAA fan hlA unaAAlAted goal oJanuany 10. And to Lonle, my fanlendAhlp faneven. I, SUSAN ROE, leave to Kim A.A.S. 79-80 , to Rob my Apeclal talent, to Dawn my AhoeA , to Getch, a date, to CuntlA, OE and DG, to Sheila, mid-night moAA , to Athena a long telephone cond, many memonleA and the Aong you've got a finlend , and to Monk, my hal otf hlA book. 126 I, KURT ROGERS, leave to P.S. the memories ob a missing pumpkin, and to Crumby, the memories oh binding It , to Pud and John, the mudpuddle abler bootball practice Last, but not least, I leave my I'm so happy I could--------- skint to Coach Milner. I, ROBIN SAWYER, leave next years hootball team good lack; they'll need It. I, LEAH SLATER, leave to my best b lend Veronica all our ban times and secrets. I also leave a huge plate ob Tasty Cambodian Pas tales to Veronica, Lissy and Heathen.. And to sweet Amy, I leave all my extra bat and the position ob the old- est on the team. I, PAULA SMITH, leave Mike the dnlve-thnu at McDonalds In St. Catherines, Canada. To T.J. and L.R. ones the b uher at V.U. Hl-Ho a hot peanut butter cookie, Slynda, a jar ob Miracle Whip, and Anita and Ruthy, the special memories ob the 3 sistens. I, JAY STAUFFER, leave to keep the UHA tradition. Cassius Abdul the Sheik to Kaner, to Sls-boy, my red C, and to Mr. Youman, my Latin III pony. I, BILL STRATTON, leave Mike M. our trips to Learch's Perch In Shemlll and out weekday parties at his house. Carl, a bun-billed weekend at his house when his parents went away. Tom all the good times we've had and the memories ob the mustangs. Buck, two snow tires b°r his VW. I, CATHERINE TARANTO, leave to Kathy the mystery ob the broken rocker. To Jay, I leave a book on how to steer a toboggan. And I leave the memories ob Taranto's porch to all the b lends that have partied on It. I, GUY URBEN, leave to Roy the tenor section, to Mike, Andy and Mike the seats where we ate lunch, and to Bruce, I leave my hair. I, KACHIE WISE, leave Betts, my worm sex stick. Cath- a blnaca blast with circles. Nippyless , the memories ob Reid Center. To Glbby, a jelly sandwich In the temple To Pauly-Juney 6 Loady-Anita, all. the great memories ob The Pointy Sisters To LSN, I leave The Pelvic . To Cuntch- an empty goal, and a home run!'. And blnatly, to all the Banana Lovers , I leave a big ripe one. I, JIM WUNDERLICH, leave memories at the 10 o'clock club to Its members. My band holders to Heather, and many'happy years at HCS to all my b lends. 127 Remembering my filnbt bzbt finlznd When I wa4 u4t ten Playing In thz sandbox. It1 been a long time. blnee -then. Wow tt'4 40 Important- The inlzndb we’ve gained through tlmz- Thzy bzem 40 vzny Important 8ecau4e theg took 4o tong to i$tnd. Remember when we couldn't watt Until the $tna£ geaA? Wow we know how 4 ad tt t4 Bzcaubz tt14 finally here. We realize now tt’4 really here, The t-une to teave ou i rlendb. We'tt bhare a laugh and 4hed a tea . It att mu4t come to an end. A4 ttme g .ow4 neaA we’ll turn back time But tt doesn't work that way. We’ll have to pant and bay goodbyz... On graduation day. 128 We wouZd like to take. thi opportunity to thank Mr . Cleary ior her. concern and long hour oi devotion to the yearbook. Thu very pecial lady took on a new job and put her greatest eiiort iorth. Her dedication and kindne will long be remembered and appreciated. With warmest heart we extend a sincere thank you. We would like to thank the following people who wrote port article ior the Hamiltonian '81: Tony Aveni, Sa ha Berlind, Sandy Eliord, John Eaulk , Jim Wunderlich, Jim Mia gar, Jay StauHer, Mr. Bernhardt, and Mi Gerhardt. Specuai thank goe to Mary Brennan ior her beautiful artwork. We would al o like to thank the administration and faculty ior their upport and cooperation throughout the year. Compliments of the Amato Family Julie and Amy Amato The Amanns Bill and Helen Ammon Mr. and Mrs. James Andrews Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Hans Arens Mrs. John W. Auer Quinton and Beau Babcock Chuck and Dorothy Bacheller Michelle and David Bartlett Jean and Don Berkey Mr. John Bernhardt Linda Betz Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Bisselle Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bjorkman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradley Gladys Brantis Richie Brantis Mr. Richard Brantis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Briggs Coleman and Irene Brown and Family Mr. and Mrs. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brown Harry Brown Sid and Judy Burgess Larry and Cheri Butts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canto Barbara Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carroll John R. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Joe Catanzaro Shirley, Wendy and Kristin Charles Mrs. Lois F. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Cleary Keith Collins Mrs. Polly Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craven Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crumb Lawrence Crumb and Family Mariea Curtis Theodore and Martha Dietz Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dinneen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edding Dr. and Mrs. Robert Elder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elford Mr. and Mrs. Martin Erb Susan and Michael Evangelist Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Evert Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Excell David and Barbara Exley Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Farmon Mr. and Mrs. Galen Fenner and family Mrs. Marion Fenner Fred and Judy Fischer Mr. and Mrs. John Fitchen Cindy Fobes Patty Foster Mr. and Mrs. George Friend Sally and Charlie Getchonis Craig, Kristin and Scott Getchonis Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Griffith Rob and Susan Gustafson The Gustafson Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gronlund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gross The Walter Jaquay Family Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jaquay The Julian Family Class of 1980 c o Sue Kelin Pat Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney Mr. and Mrs. John Koszeghy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Clement Henshaw Ron and Ruth Hoham Danny Hollingsworth Holly Hollingsworth 0. and C. Honkalehto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hotaling Chippe and Braden Houston Mrs. Florence Husson Ray and Alice Lahue Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb Jim and Rachel Lloyd Heidi and Nicholas Longo Bill and Arlene Loop Lori and Brian John and Karen Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mapes 130 Mark Marcellus Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. McGregor Evelyn McGuiness Bev and Dave McKay Gair S. Meres The John T. Mitchell Family Mr. and Mrs. James Mlasgar The Jim Moreland Family Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Morrill Bill and Irene Moynihan David Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Muller Helaine Mundt Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Murphy and family Mrs. Michael Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Otto Naef Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Connell and family C.W. Orcutt Mr. and Mrs. Duane Palmer Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmiter Noelle and Nathan Perry Bob and Betty Piper Blaine and Karen Piper Clara Plank Marian D. Potter Miss Robin Pospisil Spike and Mary Purdy Warren and Molly Ramshaw Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rexine Jim and Shirley Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Rider Lt. Col. and Mrs. Stanley H. Roe Anne Ruehl Danny and Linda Sanford The Schumachers Emily Wilcox Scovil Mr. and Mrs. David Senior Laurie Shor Mrs. G.B.L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Norma and Russ Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder Dale and Margi Soderberg R. and E. Stan Dr. and Mrs. John Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Stevens Wanda Stevens Clarence and Elda Taylor Joe and Kathryn Terras Tony and Fleeny Thomas T. Trader The Trasks Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trumbell Tom and Mollie Tucker and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyburski Mr. and Mrs. Noel Trueworthy Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Upton Larry VanSlyke Kurt VanValkenburgh and family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vickery Ruth Wallace Ernest and Mildred Waters Mr. and Mrs. Wessing Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Jay Whipple Fred and Jean Whitney Mrs. Marion Whitney Bruce and Bev Wise Mr. and Mrs. David Will The Wunderlichs Mike and Helen Yackel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Young and family Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Youman We miss you Cathy B. Curt, remember Nov. 14? Special thanks to B.B. and C.M. from H.H. The Banana Lovers The Punk Music Patrons 131 LEON D. THAYER, CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER CRAINE AND MIRABITO AGENCY MADISON APPLIANCE FARM IMPLEMENT SERVICE SEARS ROEBUCK 8 CO. SEVEN OAKES CLUBHOUSE RAUSA'S SMOKE SHOP SKEE'S FAMILY DINER SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON CRIMSON STRAWBERRY SECOND GEAR EXCHANGE Dr. and Mrs. Howard Amman, M.D.8 P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbin, P.A. Dr. and Mrs. George Dutkewych, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Elmer, D.V.M. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Gibson, D.D.S Dr. and Mrs. George Gillmore, M.D.8 P.C. Mr. Leroy Hodge, Att. Mr. John Hogg, Att. Mr. Hugh Humphreys, Att. Dr. L. D. Nelson, O.D. Dr. John H. Oates, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmiter, Chiropractor Dr. M. P. Spellicy, Optometrist 132 Compliments of ROGER'S MARKET Hamilton New York Compliments of 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 824-2811 Morrisville 684-3911 biiu ( «isihuRani Compliments of the BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Fine Foods 133 Hamilton New York Norwich New York JOERGER LUMBER 8 BUILDING SUPPLY Compliments of PAUL OIL OF HAMILTON Route 12B Hamilton, N. Y 824-1448 36 Utica Street Hamilton, N.Y. RAY'S WAYSIDE Hamilton, N.Y. Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 WHIPPLES DAIRY TREAT Route 20 Bouckville, N.Y. 134 THE CAT'S MEOW J Compliments of Gifts and Antiques ( ? MARY JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP 29 S. Main Street 6 Broad Street Sherburne, N. Y. Hamilton, N. Y. ) (607)674-9440 (315)824-2905 ) ' 17 Lebanon St. r Hamilton, N. Y. ) Phone; 824-2033 ARLIE'S VILLAGE DINER X 22 Lebanon Street ) i Compliments of Hamilton, N. Y. THE RED BARN ROLLER RINK Open Seven Days a Week ) Breakfast and Lunch ( Specials ( I Earlville, N. Y. BRIGG'S FLORAL SHOP corsages, arrangements, hanging plants, j and blooming plants ) Compliments of R.D. 2 ) NORMA'S HAIRSTYLING SHOP River Road ( Hamilton, N. Y. ( Phone-Hamilton: 824-0910 ( Phone-Earlville: 691-2821 ) Hubbardsville, N. Y. KLIP 'N' KURL BEAUTY SALON j JEANS AND LACE Esther 8 Cynthia Beautiful hair makes a ft Wishes Good Luck lovelier you ft to The Class of '81 135 East Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 691-9341 JOHN'S SHOE SHOP Congratulations Good Luck Compliments of ROSEMARY'S BEAUTY SALON Men's and Women's Hairstyling Hamilton, N. Y Compliments of REED'S HARDWARE Hamilton New York 136 TRASK MOTOR SALES Best Wishes To The Class of '81 Buick-Pontiac (J GMC Trucks j THE VILLAGE HARDWARE . and GIFT CENTER Hamilton, N. Y. 315-824-3610 ) ! Dick and Kay Morton MATTESON'S SUPERMARKET ) Good Luck to Bouckville, N. Y. 13310 ( Phone: 893-6121 ( r The Class of 1981 P from A general Store with fresh cut meats ( ( Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Large selection of natural 5 health foods ' NILLES FORD MERCURY INC. § Compliments of New and used cars and trucks q Rentals and Leasing X CROWE'S DRUG STORE Rt. 12B Hamilton, N. Y. 13346 Hamilton New York THE VALLEY PEDDLER t Best Wishes to The Class of 1981 Route 20 (j Bouckville, N. Y. ( ( VIRDON ESTATES INC. B. Martel, Prop. ( General Contractors (315)893-1866 ( j Airport Road ■) Hamilton, N . Y . Phone: 824-2160 138 - NAUTILUS 6olglateGIqi| i-i THE NAUTILUS Finest in submarines made fresh while you wait or call ahead 20 Broad Street Hamilton, N. Y. Phone: 824-3015 On The Green Hamilton Phone: 824-2300 43 HIGH SCHOOL IS LIKE wowf WULK BROTHERS Fresh Fruits-Vegetables-Frozen Foods 111 Harrogate Road New Hartford, N. Y. 13413 °l HICKEYS TAVERN HAMILTON.N.Y 139 MEMBER F DIC Oneida SAVINGS BANK Oneida Cazenovia Hamilton CLARIDGE DOLLS ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS 4 CLARICE ALDRIDGE RD 2, Rt 12B, Box 190 Hamilton, N.Y. 13346 50 cents and large SASE for List BLANK HEADS-SASE SFBJ - Pouty - 252 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 140 Phone: 824-1230 Congratulations Class of '81 PECKHAM'S ELECTRONICS Madison Street Phone: 824-3690 JERRY'S TOTAL GULF SERVICE Hamilton, N. Y. 824-2105 Bear Wheel Alignment Balancing G Brake Service Allen Electronics Tune-ups plus the usual WEBB 8 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 Congratulations 8 Best Wishes to the graduating class of 1981 DYECREST Registered Holsteins Terry 8 Diana Terry Jr. 8 Mandi Dye w TELEFLORA REEDS FLORIST 73 Lebanon St. Hamilton, N. Y. 315-824-1380 William T. Reed Manager We Deliver Anywhere Compliments of THE WATERVILLE TIMES and the TIMES PRINT SHOP The Clati 0(5 7 9S 7 would like, to thank all tho6 e patron-6 and advertisers who helped to support our yearbook. Voua help was greatly appreciated. 142 EARLVILLE PAPER BOX CO. Clyde Street, Earlville, N.Y. 13332 Compliments of MORRIS CHEVROLET - OLDS INC. Utica Road, Hamilton, N.Y. 143 HAMILTON'S TOTAL TRANSPORTATION CENTER Congratulations Class Of 1981 Eaton Avenue Hamilton, New York The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should he 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. Varden sirmos i 144