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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1984 volume:

RINGMASTER DEDICATION This yearbook is dedicated to the man who offered friendly gestures, warm smiles, and a ditto whenever needed. He spent day after day trying to raise our S.A.T. verbal scores with his “Word for the Day, while we attempted to win a trip to picturesque North Norwich. Occasionally, we got a break from the every- day class routine with his endless amount of “phliks. We had to learn to decipher his chalkboard writing, but he kept us on our toes with his bad puns and, sometimes, he even surprised us with a good joke. He put up with our Junior High track escapades and the infamous Murderers’ Row. He is one of the main at- tractions of Hamilton Central School, one we will always remember. But most of all because he is a good friend, we, the Class of 1984, would like to express our sincere appreciation and dedicate our yearbook to — MR. RICHARD CARROLL. Ladies and Gentlemen ... Children of all ages . .. Welcome to the Greatest Show on Earth! The circus, with its glitter and shine, is symbolic of Hamilton Central School. When we entered the Big Top 13 years ago, we walked into a world apart from reali- ty. Here we were helped to find the faces and personalities that would be uniquely ours. Like the high wire act we risk ourselves, and without those risks there is no glory nor gain. We complain as we try to juggle the three rings of academic, extracurricular, and social lives, but when it’s “All Out and Over,’’ we’re sure we’ll all remember the fun shared. So, step right up . . . | ms Jt r V T NE GREATEST S H0W 0N EARTfl SEND IN THE ELDWNS □ □□□□ TC-i r □□□□□□ 1. Do any of these boys know how to tie a square knot? 2. Renee in the center ring. 3. Lights out, Wayne! 4. Raggedy Ann and Andy in ’78, seen through the eyes of Lisa and Marcy. 5. Construction of Callahan's Druid Temple. 6. Balloons for sale. 7. Another Shack overnight . .. Another ghost story. I. Battle of the sexes. 2. Rob applying himself. 3. We even had the spirit back in 1972. 4. He looks more like his mom every day! 5. Hey Dawn! Show us how to get down! 6. We have ways of making you talk. 7. Caught ya! 8. Climb every mountain ... 9. The conquering of Dirt Sci 81. 10. She walks, she talks, she wets!! LITTLE ZANIES During the September transition, between school is new and school is routine, the seniors distracted us with a Clown Stop — Q.l. Joe Day, where they got a chance to change their costumes, have fun themselves, and be all they could be. “ELDWNS ARE TNE PEGS USED TQ HANG □REUSES QN. P. T. BARNUM AMDTHt w r MAKC6 lT ? IS HI 5 A LOME. MO OTHER. O-OwnJ woOl Dfc£ n OFCOPtimG If. Andrew Martin Balmuth Doris Merry Abel Dori “Moving on is a chance that you take every time you try to stay together. Say a word out of line and you find that the friends you had are gone forever!” — Billy Joel Chuckles “Now are the times, we'll never forget, the time and friends, that we have met. Ange Absolute elsewhere in the stones of your mind. — John Lennon William Charles Ammon Jr. Dawn Ellen Benson Timothy Allen Biszick DB Personality is the key to success.” Biz As I rise above the tree line and the clouds I look down, hear the sound of the things you said today. — Pink Floyd Bill I was not born to be forced. I will breathe according to my own fashion. William D. Brennan Brownie “I cannot be what I ought to be, until you are what you ought to be, and you cannot be what you ought to be, until I am what I ought to be.” — M. L. King Jr. Brian Amid the megalosauric wassail I caught the eye of one small fossil. ‘Cheer up, sad world,' he said, and winked — ‘It's kind of fun to be extinct’!” — Ogden Nash Bradford Coleman Brown Re-nay “It s not far down to never-never-land. No reason to pretend, And if the wind is right You can find joy of innocence again. — Christopher Cross Brian Peter Carroll Renee Chapin Kristen Lynn Charles Freddie “So many faces in and out of my life. Some will last, and some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and good- byes. I’m afraid it's time for goodbye again.” Fester “Life is a one way street. No matter how many detours you take, none of them lead you back ... Life becomes much simpler, because then you know that you must do the best you can with what you have, what you are and what you will become. Terry To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, To hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour. Laura Joan Chester Terry Lynn Colabelli JC When you dream, dream big and go for it.” Wayne 'I never think of the future. It comes soon enough.” — Einstein Wobbles In this promised land fire burnin’ in our hands The choice is ours to make Realize your fantasy You live the Dream. — Journey Steven Peter Gronlund Beth Anne Holcomb Richard Carson Holcomb Steve “There’s a light from afar Like some distant star It doesn’t really matter who you are. Tate Rolling, rolling down the road — Free spirit mine will remain. Rolling, rolling down the road — I feel like I've cut the chains. — P.R. Holey “Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy.” Clayton Donald Hudson Joseph Patrick Hulbert Mud A day is a miniature eternity.” — Emerson Tip-up “If you go into the forest, gaze up through the leaves and see the sky. It's almost wild. You can learn to understand what makes the forest greet a man like a mother's only child. Tess The optimist sees the doughnut, The pessimist sees the hole. © Kerry Patricia Irwin Kevin In the dark of this room where the burn’en has grown You believe in your love when you're lost and alone.” LJ From quiet homes and first beginnings, Out to the undiscovered ends, There's nothing worth the wear of winning. But the laughter and the love of friends. Kevin Alec Jaquay Deaner So much to do — So little done. Linda Anne Jaycox Dean Thomas Julian Michael Jon King Brenda S. Little L— I Kinger Sometimes, walking through the streets of this city, I see all the faces of the winners and the losers. Why can’t I see a change — Before I say goodbye. — Pete Townsend Brenda It's kind of tough to say goodbye to friends you’ve seen day after day — It’s hard to break the happy bonds of comradeship and move away. Patty “I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memory: some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had.” — Styx Patricia Marie Lockwood Christopher J. Miller Guy Phillip Loop Terrance James McGaugh Loopy It doesn’t matter how long we live, but how. Mills Finally I understand the feelings of the few ashes and diamonds foe and friend we are all equal in the end. — Roger Waters Ter’ But my dreams they aren’t that empty As my conscience seems to be I have hours only lonely My love is vengeance that’s never free. — The Who Barney How am I supposed to know hidden meanings that will never show. Fools and prophets from the past; life's a stage and we're all in the cast.” — Blizzard of ozz Suzy “You only live once but if you live right, once is enough. Gordie “Life is one long process of getting tired.” Samuel Butler Barnaby Jacob Misch © Mary Susan Mitchell Gordon Monroe Marilyn M. Murray Murph Life's best policy is to live one day at a time; So why search for tomorrow when all we were promised is today. Shannon After all, there is but one race — humanity.' Mike “Anyone who expects Anything to be letter perfect Never gets very far into the alphabet. Shannon Christine Nelson Michael A. Noel Cons Care not only for yourself but for those around you .. Dangerous “Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. Robert Frost Niffer “That which comes closest to expressing the inexpressible is music. Constance Ellen Ogden Rodrigo Martin Parra Peter David Pearson Deborah Polisse Rod Keep smiling towards the light and the shadows will fall behind.” P2 “In the land of the dark The light is driven by the Dead.” Debbie For life is but a dream whose shape returns. — James Thomson Kat “I believe I've passed the age of consciousness and righteous rage; I found that just surviving was a noble fight. I once believed in causes too, I had my pointless point of view; And life went on No matter who was wrong or right.” — Billy Joel Scott “The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Cntil it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. — J. R. R. Tolkien Chris If you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, Baffle 'em with BS. If your mind can conceive it, and your heart can believe it, then you, yes you, can achieve it. Nothing is lost on he who sees with an eye that feeling gave. For him there's a story in every breeze, and a picture in every wave. I've always been a dreamer — remember me that way.” Ski T.J. I don't know where I'm going. I don't know what I need. But I’ll get to where I'm going. And that's all right with me. — Townsend Mis’ Anna Berneice Reed Troy James Rodman Misty Michelle Ruehl Lees Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Rob “ 'Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent, the tree’s inclined.” Eva “So, if I dream I have you, I have you, For, all our joys are but fantastical.” Cindy Lou Stith Marcy Lynn Schumacher Marce Make sure that your life is Rare Entertainment! It doesn't take anything drastic. You needn’t be gorgeous or wealthy or smart. Just very Enthusiastic.” — Bette Midler Drew T. (Ihlig Cindy When the wind stops and, throughout the heavens, the clouds go, nevertheless in their own direction. Drew What lies before us and what lies behind us are only tiny mat- ters to what lies within us. © Lori There are some who can still remember All the things we used to do But the days of our youth were numbered And the ones who survive it are few Oh, I can still see the smiling faces When the times were so good All in the familiar places I'd go back if I could. Wolfy “Let’s swim to the moon And climb through the tides. — Jim Morrison Quake Take your time ... Don’t live too fast. Troubles will come, and they will pass. Find a woman and you’ll find love, and don’t forget, there is someone up above. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Brown, Advisor; Barney Misch, Treasurer; Mrs. Cleary, Advisor; Susan Mitchell, Secretary; Marcy Schumacher, President; Lisa Sacco, Student Senate Representative; Brian Carroll, Vice President; Brad Brown, Student Senate Representative; Mr. Prindle, Advisor. UNDERCLASSMEN'-'-- TttE CbflS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Stephanie Howe, Secretary; Bill Belitz, Student Council President; Dann Brown, Vice President; Student Council Representative; Paul tenHope, Treasurer. Miss- ing: Lee Ann Woltman, President. OF 1985 Row 1: Robyn Rugar, Brian Regni, Denise Marcellus, Paul tenHope, Tom Pownall, David Crumb, Robby Wise, Kathy Miller, Michelle Charles, Patricia Moynihan, Stephanie Howe, Kathy Ewen, Paula Spooner, Shari Alton, Heather Woodcock. Row 2: Chrissy Law, Luann Harmon, Christine Swatkovski, Jim Shea, Mike Soule, Brett Moreland, Pat Craven, Christine Elgie, Melanie Youman. Row 3: Al Mungazi, Jim Maxon, Alan Kemp, Jon Fenner, Debbie Holcomb, Eileen Baker, Kyle Kwiatkowski, Judy Doroshenko, Bill Belitz, Terrie Ammon, Chris Arens, Valerie Toomath. Row 4: Wade Furner, Dan Stith, Jeff Brustad, Rick Stevens, Mike Sacco, Mark Wessing, Steve Mitchell, Mike Fall, Andy Hotaling, Walter Klisiwecz, Mike Fry, Dann Brown, John Shea, Jim Orcutt, Tim Trueworthy. Missing: Bruce Jones, Joe Kovarnik, Tina Morgan, Kelly Rockwell, Ellen Roklina, Mark Steckler, Lee Ann Woltman. Row 1: Mike Beaudoin, Mike Rogers, Adam Bauman, Carl Galler, Kirk Rollins, Nick Friend, Terry Dow. Rob Fairbanks, Mark Belush, Andrew Perham. Row 2: Barb Jeski, Janet Krehel, Dawn Chase, Suna Stone, Molly Alexander, Kelly Walker, Elizabeth Kohlmetz, Pam Link. Row 3: Matt Crossway, Kevin Fuller, Don Smith, Jim Mullenax, Tim Collins, Robert Russell, Eric Earl. Matt Rogers, Loren Strand, Matt Denine, Colm Eliet! John Waltz, Tim Rider, Laura Denine, Tammie Basher, Chad Fay, Hope Woodcock, Nancy Herrick, Maren Meyer-Wendt. Row 4: Terry Milner, Chris Lavach, Andrew Ferlito, Josh Brown, Kristen Getchonis, Joni Lane, Ellen Loveless, Linda Butterfield, Jill Cochran, Tammy Jaquay, Ahn Wunderlich, Kim Denison, Amy Wood- cock. Mary Ellen Cossette, Holly Fortner, Randie Davie, Susie Gorton, Donna Ponton, Lisa Rodman, Susie Crumb, Rob Reakes. Missing: Sheila Davall, Andrea Gieryic, Matt Furner, Teresa Foster, Tracey Saunders, Kelly Stratton. THE GLASS 0F 1086 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS — Andrew Ferlito, President; Josh Brown, Student Council Representative; Kelly Walker, Secretary; Matt Denine, President; Nick Friend, Treasurer. Missing: Andrea Gieryic, Vice President. T HE GLASS Row 1: Eric Ferlito, Daniella Malin, Michelle Spooner, Debbie Hotaling, Anna Marie Kuiper, Beth Stephenson, Darlene Jeski, Kristen Dewey, Doreen Schultz, Patty Merkt, Tricia Farber, Pam Laymon, Mandi Dye, Nan- cy Fall. Row 2: Chris Hipsley, Kelly Edwards, Kin Frutiger, Kim Hammond, Jennifer Glenar, Robin Lucie Kuiper, Carolyn Sakai, Heather Frost, Heidi Wunderlich, Kirsten Weyter, Beth Van Schaack, Annie Soule, Dan Philhower, Kristen Benson, Jeff Excell, Tonya Butts, Michelle Lenhart. Row 3: Phil Patrick, Jay Schumacher, Martha Nelson, Chris Hinsley, Christian Clough, Tom Tucker, Matt Shaul, Jim Waltz, Tim Hulbert, Mark Nelson, Will Bartlett, Andy Hughes, Scott Jeffrey, Jeff Mullenax, Jay Ponton, Dean Farber, Joe Bart- czak, Charlie Geruntino, Scott Prindle, Rich Wright, Joe Baker, Greg Barton, Bruce Whitney, Jenny Tucker, Susan Shea. Miss- ing: Goeff Newberry, Bernadine Roberts, Steven Rogers, Denise Schultz, Randy Stevens. 0F1987 FRESHMAN OFFICERS — Michelle Spooner, Secretary; Christian Clough, President; Kristen Benson, Vice President; Richie Wright, Treasurer; Jeff Excell, Student Coun- cil Representative; Chris Hinsley, Student Council Representative. THE EbflSi Row 1: Kristie Hudson, Connie Geruntino, Keely Murphy, Allison Morrill, Noelle Perry, Tom Walsh, Matt Benson, Randi Hudson, Kristen Abel, Monica Nelson, Lisa Eaton, Anne Link. Row 2: Sarah Fall, Ralph Holcomb, Fritz Dolmanet, Aaron McClennen, Tim Bethlehem, Rich Brantis, Bill Basher, Dan Kovarnik, Matt Steckler, Roman Hale, Donna Carver, Mary Jean Broedel, Laurie Mullenax, Brenda Bailey, Chris Lloyd, Christine Colabelli, Bonnie Bailey. Row 3: Doug Borck, Jason Strand, Brian Rose, Jim Morris, Jon McLelland, Dan Orcutt, Katie Humphreys, Kristen Murray, Kristen Trueworthy, Jennifer Newberry, Laura Pafundi, Nina Lewis, Susie Rider. Missinq: Tonv Foster, Scott Soule. 0F1988 8th GRADE OFFICERS — Jon McLelland, Treasurer; Sarah Fall, Secretary; Roman Hale, Student Council Representative; Dan Orcutt, President; Katie Humphreys, Vice President; Nina Lewis, Student Council Representative. THE CLASS 0F1989 Row 1: B. J. Houston, Bob Wetterauew, Aaron Excell, Aaron Meddaugh, Marty Colabelli, Jim Joerger, Doreen Domenico, Carla Burdick, Debbie King, Merideth Jones, Andrea Briggs, Erin Moynihan, Tammie Albee, Tracey tihlig, Danielle Gross, Julie Brustad, Katrina Ponton, Ron Cornell, Bernie Empie, Trish Clement, Missy Lawrence. Row 2: Harold Reed, Terry Dye, Andy Frutiger, An- drew Jones, Alan Huff, Lynn Thomas, Mary Baker, Susie Furner, Sheila Loomis, Chelly Crouch, Alison Tarplee, Stacie Heck, Heidi Andrews, Pam Novak, Ed Krasinski, Greg Gieryic, Jennifer Stiefel. Row 3: Eugene Day, Jamie Broedel, John Jeski, Laurie Rogers, Krista Edgett, Heidi Crumb, Judy Kovarnik, Hugh Humphreys, Mark Sacco, Tim Mogelgaard, Goeff Parks, Charles Fischer, Jon Miller, Will Shoemaker, Jeff Clhlig, Daniel Wagner, Karl Sandleben, John Wyble, Beth Wilcox, Johan- na Sawyer, Kim Gaiser, Amy Rodman. Row 4: Alice Ernestine, Erin Callahan, Duvan Hoffman, John Lynch, Lance Kenyon, Goeff Perham, John Kusler, John Geruntino, Adam Farrington, Steve Mills. Missing: Erik Hoham, Stacey Hotaling, Chris Fry, Bob Jones, Lance Julian. 7th GRADE OFFICERS — Pam Novak, Secretary; Mark Sacco, President; Erin Moynihan, Student Coun- cil Representative; Bernie Empie, Student Council Representative; Goeff Perham, Vice President; Danielle Gross, Treasurer. ADMINISTRATION David W. Dinneen Superintendent of Schools James P. McCarthy Assistant Superintendent Alvin C. Fish Administrative Assistant HIGHER EXPECTATIONS The Hamilton Central School Administration and School Board should be recognized for the challenging academic standards they have set; their expectations of excellence for both teachers and students; and for the foresight they have shown in meeting the current demands recently being put upon today’s educational system. SE-HOOb BOARD David McKay President Terence Dye Vice President Marjorie Shafer Ruth Ann Loveless Charles McClennen ENGLISH Row 1: Mrs. Nan Washburn, Miss Jessica Dunlap. Row 2: Mr. Dale Soderberg, Mr. Gary Rider, Mrs. Patricia Wagner, Mr. Nelson Brown. ‘AGRICULTURE, COMPUTER LITERACY, INDUSTRIAL ARTS FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Carla Amann, Mr. Lowell Youman, Mrs. Georgina Scherzer. MATA Miss Valerie Ackerman, Mr. James Andrews, Mrs. Joanne Canto. SQElflb STUDIES Mr. Richard Carroll, Mr. James Mlasgar, Mrs. Mary Cleary. THE ARTS Row 1: Miss Luisa Colietti, Mr. Frank Vecchio. Row 2: Mr. Peter Potter, Mr. David Mullen, Mr. Alvin Fish. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. HEALTH Above: Miss Pam Fuller, Athletic Direc- tor Physical Education; Mr. Robert Milner, Physical Education Health; Mrs. Shirley Reynolds, School Nurse Health; Mr. Tom Blackford, Physical Education. Below: Mrs. Barbara Mlasgar, Library Aide; Mr. Shibley Pixley, Librarian. BUSI Above: Mr. Richard Bradley. Mrs. Marie Glaser. Below: LIBRARY STAFF SCIE NESS Mr. C. William Or cutt, Mr. Robert Bond. Mr. David Darrow. Above: Row 1: Mrs. Karen Hotaling, Mrs. Susan Truewor- thy, Mrs. Polly Cooley, Mrs. Barbara Ray, Mrs. Martha Ludwig. Row 2: Mrs. Joan Ford, Mrs. JoAnn Linsley, Miss Gillian Vangsnes, Mrs. Jan Loop, Mrs. Gloria Lenhart, Mr. Joseph Catanzaro, Mr. Donald Davey. Row 3: Mr. Jay Whipple. Below: Mrs. Sharon Kinney, Atten- dance Officer; Mr. David Exley, Guidance Counselor; Mrs. CLara Mead, Guidance Secretary. SECRETARIES SECRETARIES — Mrs. Clara Mead, Mrs. Jean Whitney, Mrs. Rose Stafford, Miss Joann Rogers, Miss Karen McKay. CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF — Sit- ting: Mrs. Joan Chester, Mrs. Frances Fox, Manager Cook; Mrs. Gloria Wessing. Standing: Mrs. Marilyn Geruntino, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, Mrs. Vivian Fuller, Mrs. Dorothy Fuller. MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE — Mr. Robert Purdy. Mrs. Catherine Crumb, Mr. Bud Nelson; Superinten- dent of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. Sam Sastri, Mr. James Geruntino. BUS DRIVERS — Row 1: Mr. Lawrence Crumb, Mr. Robert Purdy, Mr. Lewis McGregor, Mr. Charles Gor- ton. Row 2: Mr. James Mac- Bain, Mr. Otto Young, Mr. Ken Ford, Mr. Sam Sastri, Mr. Robert Reed, Mr. Carter Young. BUS DRIVERS VARSITY F00TBALL Right Side: Chris Lavach, Rich Wright, Richard Holcomb, Mike King, Troy Rodman, Mike Soule, Steve Mitchell, Carl Galler, Brad Brown. Middle: Terry McGaugh, Guy Loop, Mike Woltman, Chris Miller. Left Side: Terry Milner, Pete Pearson, Jim Shea, Tom Pownall, Andrew Balmuth, Terry Dow, Jeff Brustad, Drew Ghlig, Andy Hotaling. Coach: Mr. Blackford. SENIORS FOQTBflbb EttEERbEflDERS Row 1: Barb Jeski. Row 2: Ellen Loveless, Darlene Jeski, Christine Swatkovsky. Row 3: Kristen Benson, Michelle Spooner, Dawn Benson (Senior), Advisor: Mrs. Rose. JV AND JUNIOR HIGH SQEGER J.V. SOCCER — Row 1: Eric Ferlito, Chris Hinsley, Michael Beaudoin, Andrea Gieryic, Laura Denine, Paula Spooner, Michael Sacco. Robert Fairbanks, Greg Barton. Row 2: Heather Frost, Matt Crossway, Kevin Fuller, Mark Nelson, Andrew Perham, Philip Patrick, Andrew Ferlito, Paul tenHope, Rob Reakes, Colm Eliet, Matt Denine, Geoff Newberry, Nick Friend. Coach: Shows Leary. JR. HIGH SOCCER — Row 1: Chuck Fischer, Greg Gieryic, Tom Walsh, Roman Hale, Fritz Dolmanet, Mark Sacco, Bernie Empie, Goeff Parks. Row 2: Jeff Ghlig, B. J. Houston, Jimmy Morris, Jon McLelland, Goeff Perham, John Kusler, Erin Moynihan, Mary Baker, Katrina Ponton, Danielle Gross, Tim Mogelgaard. Row 3: John Lynch, Jason Strand, Daniel Wagner, Doug Borck, Brian Rose, Duvan Hoffman, Aaron McClennen, Susan Rider, Andrea Briggs, Cheliy Crouch. Coaches: Mrs. Rose, William Colgate. VARSITY FIELD A0EKEY VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — Row 1: Barb Jeski, Tammie Basher, Dawn Chase, Tammy Jaquay, Beth Stephenson, Debbie Holcomb, Mandi Dye, Darlene Jeski. Row 2: Kyle Kwiatkowski, Joni Lane, Stephanie Howe, Patricia Moynihan, Sue Mitchell, Jill Cochran, Ellen Loveless, Linda Jaycox, Marcy Schumacher. Coaches: Mrs. Merkt, Miss Dunlap. 5ENI0R5 Susan Linda Marcy d H. EROSS EQUNTRY JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY — Row I: Nina Lewis, Katie Humphreys, Jennifer Newberry, Hugh Humphreys. Row 2: Pam Novak, Dan Orcutt, Sarina Hinsiey, Monica Bolland, Lance Julian. Will Shoemaker. Row 3: Heidi Andrews, John Miller. Coach: Mr. Brown. VARSITY ER055 E0UNTRY GIRLS VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY — Row 1: Suna Stone, Susan Shea, Michelle Spooner, Dawn Ben son, Lisa Sacco. Row 2: Maren Meyer-Wendt, Chris Elgie, Melanie Youman, Kathy Pownall. BOYS VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY — Row 1: Josh Brown, Tim Collins, Jay Schumacher, Adam Bauman. Scott Purdy. Row 2: Jim Collins, Loren Strand, Brian Carroll, David Orcutt, Rob Sakai, Coach Andrews. SENIORS BOYS — Rob, Scott, David, Brian, and Jim. GIRLS — Lisa, Dawn, and Kathy. Practice: September 8th It was still summer— like, even though school had started. The team had been running awhile, but we hadn't run against any competition yet — no meets or invitationals, not even a time sheet for inter- vals. All that lay ahead. We were practicing now. Pushing and aching a bit, we were trying to get IT back together after a summer vacation that had been too generous with leisure. On this particular workout we had wound our way up through Colgate — by the cemetery, over the chain, onto the ski slopes. We were going to do repeats of the hill — a long, steady climb — and then coast through the woods back down to the start. We're off! Pound . . . surge . . . pump . .. breathe ... x 5, or was it 6? or 7? It doesn't matter now. When done with the hill for the last time, we made our way over to Gorton Road. The air was cool, and the leaves hinted of a color change. It was late afternoon. As we strung out along the path, the rhythmic sound of running feet and muffled voices could be heard. Soon we were back to pavement. We regrouped. “Seven miles today. Fill in the mileage chart. Drews and I knew even that early that the team was good — in fact, maybe it was going to be excep- tional. As we started home, Drews turned to me. Whenever I think of this season, he said, “I just smile.” The smiles never faded. — Mr. Brown dR. AIGTIBASKETBALL JR. HIGH BASKETBALL — Row I Jason Strand. Jon Miller. Eric Hoham, Will Shoemaker, Roman Hale. Gene Day. Bobby Jones. Alan Huff Row Dan Orcuti. Richard Brantis, Terry Dye. Jeff Llhlig, Bill Basher, Lance Kenyon, John Lynch. Aaron Meddaugh Row 3 Dan Wagner. Steven Mills, Scott Soule. Marty Colabelli, Frit Dolmanet, Chris Fry. Tim Bethlehem Coaches: Mr Mullen. Mr Milner JR. HIGH BASKETBALL — Row I: Keely Murphy. Katie Humphreys, Susan Rider, Nina Lewis. Kristen Trueworthy. Row 2: Meredith Jones. Alice Ernestine. Tracy (Jhlig, Danielle Gross. Tammie Albee, Chelly Crouch, Erin Moynihan. Row 3: Coach Whip- ple. Heidi Crumb. Sheila Loomis. Stacey Hotaling, Susan Furner, Katrina Ponton, Erin Callahan, Andrea Briggs, Coach Dunlap. GIRLS dV AND VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL — Row 1: Tammy Jaquay, Andrea Gieryic. Row 2: Patricia Moynihan, Jill Cochran, Kristen Getchonis, Christine Swatkovski, Stephanie Howe. Missing: Debbie Holcomb, Lee Ann Woltman, Coach Ray. J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: Kristen Dewey, Kim Hammond, Susan Shea, Kelly Stratton, Patty Merkt. Row 2: Heather Frost, Kristen Benson, Diane Soule, Darlene Jeski, Hope Woodcock. Coach Fuller. VARSITY BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Coach Blackford, Chris Wunderlich, Jeff Brustad, Tom Pownall, An- drew Ferlito, Scott Purdy, Mike Soule, Steve Mitchell, Kevin Jaquay, Drew Uhlig. Managers: J. C. Whipple, Jeff Cihlig. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Kristen Benson, Christine Swatkovsky. Ad- visor: Mrs. Rose. Row 2: Luann Harmon, Barb Jeski, Ellen Loveless. Row 3: Dawn Benson, Janet Krehel, Laura Denine. SENIORS Chris Dawn Kevin Scott Drew HAMILTON , J y hamiltqi , ! hbMILTO� HflHILTft vflMILrON J.V. BASKETBALL — Row 1: Eric Ferlito, Joe Baker, Colm Eliet, Philip Patrick. Row 2: Kevin Fuller, Mark Belush, Jay Ponton, Matt Crossway, Rob Reakes, Mike Beaudoin. Coach Rhyde. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Heidi Wunderlich, Darlene Jeski, Pam Link. Row 2: Tammie Basher, Michelle Spooner, Paula Spooner. Advisor: Mrs. Rose. dV BASKETBALL AND EAEERLEA0ERS □F Z0Q5 AND CREWS VARSITY IEE H0EKEY 11— y g; y ■' � i'T t nni 2. 9 12 : : . .iw VARSITY ICE HOCKEY — Row 1: Manager Tracy Saunders, Pat Craven, Paul tenHope, Terry Milner, Andrew Perham, Rob Fairbanks, Nick Friend, Al Kemp, Terry Dow. Row 2: Coach Trudeau, Tim Rider, Mark Steckler, Terry McGaugh, Brad Brown, Guy Loop, Mike Woltman, Andrew Balmuth, Mike King, Troy Rodman, Coach Blymiller. Troy Mike SENIORS Terry Andrew Mike - - PngQTCB i ■ r-v f I iat a. • Brad Loopy 0 VARSITY TRflGK VARSITY TRACK — Row 1: Chris Elgie, Melanie Youman, Chris Milner, Terry Milner, Andrew Ferlito, Lee Ann Woltman, Suna Stone. Row 2: Coach Milner, Laura Denine, Eileen Baker, Bill Belitz, Mike Beaudoin, Josh Brown, Colm Eliet, Tim Collins, Pat Craven, Jim Collins. Row 3: Andrew Hotaling, David Orcutt, Brian Carroll, Rob Sakai, Scott Purdy, Tim Trueworthy, Tim Ross, Dick Holcomb, Peter Pearson, Kurt Godfrey, Dan Holl- ingsworth, Barney Misch. Missing: Coach Andrews Scott and Brian Opposite Page: Dick and Barney; Peter; David, Jim, and Rob. SENIORS r cIR. HIGH TRUER JR. HIGH TRACK — Row 1: Charlie Geruntino, Tom Walsh. Matt Benson, Scott Smith, Steven Rembert, Aaron McClennen. Row 2: Bruce Whitney, Matt Shaul, Mark Nelson, Susan Shea, Carolyn Sakai, Susan Rider, Laura Pafundi, Connie Geruntino. Row 3: Tim Hulbert, Heidi Wunderlich, Scott Prindle, Heather Frost, Joe Baker, Katie Humphreys, Chris Hinsley, Nina Lewis, Coach Carroll. TENNIS Row 1: Marcella Martinez, Yonaton Malin. Row 2: Roy Youman, Kristen Getchonis, Sally Albrecht, Chris Miller, Patricia Moynihan, Stephanie Howe, Coach Youman. HCS's Tennis Team of 1983 was undefeated in league play (12-0). They won the league tourna- ment and were the Center State Conference Cham- pions. League All-Stars from Hamilton were: 3rd single, Chris Miller; 1st double undefeated, Stephanie Howe and Roy Youman; 2nd double undefeated, Patricia Moynihan and Yonaton Malin (winner of Sectional Championship tournament). Chris, Stephanie, and Patricia will be back swinging strong on Center Court in 1984. VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM — Row 1: Linda Jaycox, Debbie Holcomb, Lisa Sacco, Karen Holcomb, Mary Ur- ban, Connie Ogden, Cindy Stith. Row 2: Coach Blackford, Kyle Kwiatkowski, Kerry Irwin, Marilyn Murray, Kris Charles, Cindy Fobes, Sue Mitchell. SENIORS — Cindy Stith, Marilyn Murray, Connie Ogden, Linda Jaycox, Kris Charles. Opposite Page: Sue Mitchell, Lisa Sacco, Kerry Irwin. VARSITY AND dV SOFTBALL J.V. SOFTBALL TEAM — Row 1: Tammy Jaquay, Jill Cochran, Valerie Toomath, Andrea Gieryic. Row 2: Paula Spooner, Kelly Walker, Janet Krehel. Row 3: Dawn Chase, Coach Whipple. Missing: Tammie Basher. Row 1: Jim Orcutt, John Brown, Paul tenHope, Jake Charles, Mike Steckler, Rob Fairbanks. Row 2: Charlie Parnell, Terry McGaugh, Will Morris, Tim Rider, Joe Hulbert, Andrew Balmuth. SENIORS — Andrew Balmuth, Terry McGaugh, Joe Hulbert. IN GBLD MUD Row 1: Frank Bufalini, Jeff Brustad, John Shea, Mike King, Jim Shea, Kurt Blake. Row 2: Coach Ray, Mark Groeschel, Charlie Corbin, Rick King, Don Philhower, Todd Alton, Dave McDonald. SENIORS — Guy Loop, Mike King. In 1983, the varsity baseball team won the Center State Conference for the second year in a row. Tim Meier and Charlie Corbin led the team, turning out excellent performances consistently all year. Frank Bufalini, MVP of the Fabius- Pompey tournament, was dazzling behind the plate and with his bat for the E.K.s. The '84 edi- tion of the baseball team has to rebuild in order to defend its Center State Conference Champion- ship, because only five players are returning. The team, however, is being fed by a strong Jr. High program. VARSITY AND cJ.fl. BASEBALL Row 1: Matt Steckler, John McLelland, Greg Barton, Jim Morris, Rich Brantis, Chris Blake, Scott Jeffreys. Row 2: Rob Reakes, Joe Walsh, Andrew Perham, Terry Dow, Dan Philhower, Roman Hale, Trace Saunders, Jay Ponton, Coach Klockowski. Missing: Jason Strand. Overall record 8-3 League record 4-1 It looks as if the winning tradition of Hamilton baseball will continue. The '82-'83 edition of the Jr. High team won the Center State Conference. Leading the team with the bats were Terry Dow, Rob Reakes, and Trace Saunders; all hitting over .500. Off the mound, Dan Philhower and Jay Ponton combined for a total E.R.A. of 2.84. Through the season, the team stole 124 bases setting a CSC Jr. High record. SENIORS IN ACTIVITIES ALMEDA LITERARY SOCIETY — Row 1: Kathy Miller, Stephanie Howe, Eileen Baker. Karen Genter. Doris Abel. Lori Wilcox. Renee Chapin. Brenda Little. Jill Cochran. Lee Ann Woltman, Debbie Holcomb. Marcy Schumacher. Row 2: Shari Alton. Melanie Youman. Suna Stone. Laura Chester, Chris Elgie, Andrea Gieryic, Tammie Basher. Barb Jeski. Lisa Sacco. Kerry Irwin. Sue Mitchell. Kathy Pownall. Patricia Moynihan. Row 3: Laura Denine, Jen- nifer Parks. Valerie Toomath, Anna Reed (Treasurer). Luann Harmon. Christine Swatkovski, Patty Lockwood. Mary Ellen Cossette. Robyn Rugar. Nancy Herrick, Michelle Charles. Row 4: Kathy Ewen, Paula Spooner. Heather Woodcock. Hope Woodcock. Maren Weyer Wendt, Christine Arens. Terri Ammon (Vice President). Pam Link. Miss- ing: Dawn Benson (President), Linda Jaycox (Secretary). ART CLCJB — Row 1: Pam Link. Heather Woodcock, Susan Gorton. Valerie Toomath. Nancy Herrick. Row 2: Kim Frutiger. Kim Denison. Dawn Chase, Ahn Wunderlich. Suna Stone, Mary Ellen Cossette. Row 3: Donna Ponton. Loren Strand, Chad Fay. Tim Rider, Mark Steckler, Kristen Getchonis, Hope Woodcock. ART EbUB ALMEDA LITERARY S0EIETY MAJESTIES Row 1: Tammie Albee, Lori Wilcox, Beth Wilcox, Chris Colabelli. Row 2: Joleen Staelens, Judy Doroshenko, Renee Chapin, Susie Crumb. Row 3: Doris Day, Lisa Rod- man, Hope Woodcock, Patty Lockwood, Katrina Ponton, Denise Marcellus. SENIORS — Patty. Renee, Lori. MASQUERS Row 1: Rob Sakai, Dawn Benson, David Orcutt, Jennifer Parks, Laura Chester, Linda Jaycox, Brian Carroll. Row 2: Lisa Sacco, Ellen Loveless, Kathy Ewen, Terri Am- mon, Valerie Toomath, Maren Meyer-Wendt, Nancy Herrick. Row 3: Molly Alexander, Pam Link, Kelly Walker, Anne Link, Jennifer Glenar, Heather Frost, Matt Denine, John Waltz, Row 4: Marcy Schumacher, Scott Purdy, Mike Woltman, Brad Brown, Andrew Balmuth, David Crumb. SENIOR HIGH AND (JUNIOR NIGH B AND BAND — Row 1: Jon McLelland, Stephanie Howe, Chris Elgie, Melanie Youman, Daniella Malin, Dan Orcutt, Jason Strand, Kristen Murray, Kristen Trueworthy, Darlene Jeski, Nina Lewis, Kirsten Weyter. Row 2: Philip Patrick, Eric Ferlito, Jay Schumacher, Rob Sakai, Nan- cy Herrick, Christine Arens, Sue Shea. Row 3: Mr. Mullen, Dave Orcutt, Tom Tucker, Laura Chester, Brian Rose, Brian Carroll, Terry Milner, Heather Frost, Marcy Schumacher, Jen- nifer Tucker, Debbie Hotaling, Michelle Spooner, Martha Nelson, Monica Nelson, Allison Morrill, Katie Humphreys, Kim Frutiger, Lisa Sacco. JR HIGH BAND — Row 1: Philip Patrick, Eric Ferlito, Tom Tucker, Travis Leach, Kristen Trueworthy, Kim Frutiger, Katie Humphreys, Monica Nelson, Kristen Murray, Jay Schumacher. Row 2: Brian Rose, Fritz Dolmanet, Dan Orcutt, Jason Strand, Greg Gieryic, Andrew Frutiger, Daniella Malin, Susan Shea, Debbie Hotaling, Nina Lewis, Allison Morrill. Row 3: Thor Weyter, Drew Washburn, Tim Mogelguard, Geoff Parks, Heather Frost, Mr. Mullen, Kirsten Weyter, Leah Youman, Vicki Prindle, Sarina Hinsley. SELECT AND CONCERT CHORUS CHORUS — Row 1: Lynn Thomas. Pam Novak, Molly Alexander. Laura Pafundi, Lisa Eaton. Christine Colabelli, Brenda Bailey, Kathy Ewen, Nina Lewis, Kirsten Weyter. Ann Link, Kelly Walker, Linda Butterfield, Connie Geruntino, Keely Mur- phy. Denise Schultz, Bonnie Bailey. Karen Abel. Shari Alton, Noelle Perry. Row 2: Stephanie Howe, Kathy Miller, Maren Meyer-Wendt. Christine Arens, Anna Reed. Jennifer Parks, Laura Chester, Heather Frost, Laura Denine, Nancy Herrick. Barb Jeski, Kristen Getchonis, Ahn Wunderlich. Jennifer Tucker, Paula Spooner, Heather Woodcock, Valerie Toomath. Row 3: Stacie Heck. Sarina Hinsley. Erin Callahan, Kate Humphreys, Danny Kovarnik, Jim Morris, Rob Fairbanks. Roman Hale, Colm Eliet, Matt Denine, Loren Strand, John Waltz, David Crumb. Chris Hinsley, Nick Friend, Kim Denison, Robyn Rugar, Mary Ellen Cossette, Susan Gorton. Mr. Potter. SELECT CHORUS — Row 1: Chris Hinsley. Jim Waltz, Christian Clough, Karen Able, Pam Novak, Heidi Andrews. Molly Alexander. Valerie Toomath. Barb Jeski, Michelle Spooner. Row 2: Christine Arens, Maren Meyer-Wendt, Nancy Herrick, Loren Strand, Laura Denine, Colm Eliet. Heather Frost. Kristen Getchonis, Jennifer Parks. Laura Chester, Jennifer Stiefel. Row 3: Kelly Walker, Darleen Jeski, Pam Link, Jennifer Glenar, Matt Denine, Kirsten Weyter, Sarina Hinsley, Trish Cle- ment, Lynn Thomas, Mr. Potter. STAGE BAND AND QREAESTRA STAGE BAND — Row 1: Daniella Malin, Geoff Parks, Tim Mogelguard. Row 2: Dave Orcutt, Brian Carroll, Dan Orcutt, Jason Strand, Chris Elgie, Melanie Youman, Jen- nifer Tucker, Philip Patrick, Mr. Mullen. Row 3: Chris Lavach, Heather Frost, Kirsten Weyter, Debbie Hotaling, Michelle Spooner, Sue Shea, Eric Ferlito, Laura Chester, Rob Sakai, Greg Gieryic, Andy Hotaling. ORCHESTRA — Row 1: Mr. Mullen. Row 2: Jenny Parks, Melanie Youman. Row 3: Laura Chester, Christine Elgie, Eric Ferlito, Brian Carroll, Rob Sakai, Marcy Schumacher, Carolyn Sakai, Robin Lucie Kuiper, Anna Marie Kuiper, Allison Morrill. Row 4: Terry Milner, David Orcutt, Nancy Herrick, Christine Arens, Mary Ellen Cossette, Amy Woodcock, Daniella Malin, Heather Frost, Kirsten Weyter, Stephanie Howe, Jenny Tucker. Missing: Andrea Gieryic. FFfl OFFICERS — Row 1: Anna Reed, State District President; Mike Sacco, Secretary; Mark Wessing, Sentinal. Row 2: Kevin Jaquay, President; Troy Rod- man, Vice President; Guy Loop, Treasurer; Mike Soule, Reporter; Rick Stevens, Chaplin. Row 1: Jay Ponton, Randy Davie, Dan Stith, Kevin Jaquay. Row 2: Scott Prin- die, Guy Loop, Mark Wessing, Rick Stevens, Troy Rodman, Mike Sacco, Jim Mullenax. Row 3; Anna Reed, Jeff Mullenax, Mike Soule, Matt Rogers, Tim Collins, Patty Merkt. STUDENT SENATE — Row 1: Dann Brown. Bill Belitz. Lisa Sacco. Sue Mitchell. Erin Moynihan. Nina Lewis. Row 2: Bernie Empie, Jeff Excell. Josh Brown. Chris Hinsley, Goeff Perham. Row 3: Matt Steckler. Brad Brown. Andrew Ferlito. Miss ing: Walter Klisiwecz. Advisor: Mr. Orcutt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: Scott Purdy, John Shea. Brian Carroll, Laura Chester. Anna Reed. Linda Jaycox. Brad Brown. Row 2: Kathy Pownall. Michelle Charles. Stephanie Howe. LeeAnn Woltman, Dann Brown, Steve Gronlund. Rob Sakai. Missing: Sue Mitchell. Jennifer Parks. David Orcutt. Barney Misch. Dawn Benson. Mike Woltman. Jim Orcutt. Advisors: Mrs. Reynolds. Mr. Rider. STUDENT SENATE AND -H0NQR SOCIETY THE ‘HAMILTONIAN R0USTflB0UTS Row 1: Doris Abel, typing staff; Brian Carroll, art editor; Kerry Irwin, business editor; Susan Mitchell, layout editor; Lisa Sacco, business editor; Linda Jaycox, assistant editor; Patty Lockwood, typing staff; Marcy Schumacher, editor-in- chief. Row 2: Lori Wilcox, typing editor; David Orcutt, photography editor; Jennifer Parks, copy staff; Laura Chester, layout staff; Robbie Sakai, copy staff; Kathy Pownall, copy staff; Scott Purdy, photography staff. Row 3: Tim Rider, photography staff; Barney Misch, business editor; Judy Doroshenko, typing staff; Kyle Kwiatkowski, typing staff; Anna Reed, copy editor; Valerie Toomath, photography staff; Luann Harmon, typing staff. Missing: Todd Alton, photography staff; Advisor and good friend, Nan Washburn. Maybe the jobs behind the stars are hard work and not glamorous, but don't forget that all these people are in there pitching, bringing you the show. RISING iTflRS ENGLISH i� fcrx PKTROMS AND Congratulations and Good Luck to All Graduates From Best Brands Bev., Inc. Hamilton, N.Y. Remember, abusive drinking is not a sign of maturity — understanding the consequences is. Before you drink consider these facts: Highway accidents — 25,000 deaths per year and 1 3 of all highway injuries are attributed to alcohol related incidents. Child abuse — most cases of child abuse are attributed to alcohol misuse by adults. Cost to society — alcohol abuse in the (J.S. costs over 49 billion dollars in medical, motor vehicle, productivity and associated losses. “Alcohol Abuse” It’s something all of us can live without. RICHARD B. MYERS, D.D.S. JEFFREY A. BASSIN, D.M.D. Orthodontic Associates of Central New York D.C. 131 Main Street Oneida, New York 13421 (315)363-2480 Compliments of LANDMARK TAVERN Route 20, Bouck ville 13310 Phone: 893-1810 Best Wishes Class of ’84! 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Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors! MORRIS CHEVROLET AMD OLDS INC. Route 12B Hamilton Compliments of MILA FABRICS Rt. 12 Norwich, N.Y. 339-7463 Congratulations Seniors WHIPPLE’S DAIRY TREAT Route 20 Bouckville, N.Y. BOUCKVILLE GENERAL STORE Fresh Meat • Produce Beer • Dairy Products Brad Dixon Route 20 Bouckville 893-1881 Bonne Chance From DR. AND MRS. GEORGE R. GILLMORE WATERVILLE AGWAY INC. Waterville, N.Y. 13480 Phone:841-4731 Congratulations, Seniors! MOONS BARBER SHOP 136 Main Street Waterville, N.Y. 13480 Phone: 841-4742 SHATTCICK'S BARBER SHOP Bouckville, New York Shop Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday 8 am-9 pm Tuesday, Saturday 8 am- 6 pm (315) 841 4105 THE WATERVILLE TIMES Established 1856 124 Main Street • Box C Waterville, New York 13480 THE NAUTILUS “Finest in Submarines” Made Fresh While You Wait or Call Ahead. 20 Broad Street Hamilton, N.Y. Phone 824-3015 MR. DAVID MULLEN He’s the one who pulls it all together. The maestro with his sharp wit and “Never say, ’Can’t”’, the basketball bugler and King of the chorus line takes his last bow. We in the crowd stand in sad appreciation. He’ll be a tough act to follow. A SPEEIAL THANKS Although, she is only one of the Lion Tamer's under the Big Top of H.C.S., Mrs. Nan Washburn was the one that helped us shape our yearbook. We often put her under pressure by waiting until the last minute before the deadline to begin working, but she never gave up on us. She was confident that we would suc- ceed and that gave us the confidence to do just that. She was our advisor in all sense of the word; making suggestions, but leaving it up to us to make the final decisions. Day after day we stayed after school work- ing and she willingly worked along side us. For all these reasons and many more, we the 1984 Hamilto- nian Roustabouts would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Nan Washburn. Thank-you for being our advisor and friend. THE SENIOR FINALE There's an opening parade, and everyone who's in the circus takes part . . . When we’re finished flying, we drop into the net, one by one, do- ing tricks on the way down .. . Then we join in the finale, take one more bow, and the show is over.