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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1986 volume:

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Compliments of Norma’s Hair Styling Shop Hubbardsville, N.Y. 691-4933 14 15 The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now. And the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. The significance in life is not so much where we stand, but in which direction we are moving. HI 0©[n) §) §[] Wo l®ii(!lldl®DlJD Remember, no matter where you go . . . There you are. Buckaroo Banzai Unires 1. Monsthi Mere enthusiasm is the all in all. William Blake SJmwiia No utilitarian philosophy explains a snow flake, no doctrine of use or disuse. Water has merely leapt out of vapor to array itself in form. There is no scientifically logical reason for its existence, it is just an apparition from that mysterious world oeyond nature and the “scientific theory,” that final world which contains the explanation of men and catfish and green leaves. Loren Eiseley 19 To thine ownselfbe true. Little girl, you gotta listen to your heart. It’s not over baby; it’s just the start. 1 live on work, women, and whiskey. But not necessarily in that order. I 20 SHD©SKa) (§i)Ofl ©FCiHAfDfe) Soiling — lake mo away la who.ro I’ve always hoard it could ho. lust a droam and tho wind will carry mo. Soon I will bo free.. Christophor Cross P®[T(§©(n) Thoro is no such thing as “best in a world of individuals. Hugh Prather If you need a friend, I’m sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind. Simon and Garfunkel And then, on the sixth day. when (lod was feeling particularly humorous. . There are two reasons for drinking. One is when you are thirsty — to cure it; the other, when you are not thirsty — to prevent it. ©fiasidl (MjaG©On@DQ I won’t see you no more in this world, I’ll meet you in the next world — so don’t he late. James Marshall Hendrix I hope my legs don’t break walking on the moon. Take Physics, Damnit. Bob Bond CC®woini Mo FmOQ f Look ahead to the future because if you look behind something might be there. 25 [Upon Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we’ll find, these are the best of times. Styx It’s a fine thing to build castles in the clouds as long as the foundations are on the ground. T. W. 27 [nL Io MgjlM He wanted, through his purity and excellence to be able to perform some ordinary miracle — to heal a blind man or something like that, for instance. J)§ioT) §ft GCir� 0si®D Get out your white suit, your top hat and tails. Let’s go backwards when forward fails. cflOtTDD OdXgllfiKslFi) Hjnni® The Universe is made of stories — Not of Atoms. — Unknown Traveller — 28 [p®ifija@Dii iao® youlk May the road rise to meet you May the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face May the rains fall soft upon your fields And, until we meet again May God hold you in the palm of His hand. [DDckdd Oi§iOT i@[n) Why worry, there should he laughter after pain There should be sunshine after rain These things have always been the same So why worry now? Dire Straits Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Only another breath will I breathe in this still air, only another loving look cast backward, And then I shall stand among you, a seafarer among seafarers. Kahlil Gibran When everyone is out to get you, Paranoia is just good thinking. TObbd®® ©= Mtio5 She’s got everything delightful, She’s got everything I need. Takes the wheel when I’m seeing double, Pays my ticket when I speed. Grateful Dead Log® muirS® I3l@ taguf3 I journey, now, to meet an end Where deeds of past the future blend And what I pass, in love’s embrace, I leave for better in its place — But he must often hear me say I wish I lived my life this way. 32 Somedays you win Somedays you lose And somedays you get rained out But you dress for every game. Remington Steele r D=®ir@[ffl ©(wtio® Ifiimifadl I’ve got a sort of idea, but I don’t suppose it’s a very good one. Winnie the Pooh It’s a little Anxious to be a Very Small Animal Entirely Surrounded by Water. Enthusiasm rises above the stagnant water, So let’s eat, drink and be merry. This could be our last good-bye; we may never pass this way again. Please don’t tell me how the story ends. Silence is as full of potential, wisdom and wit as the unhewn marble of great sculpture. Aldous Huxley To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses. ©BBinrDcimKi W@©dl(S®©k A Friend is: One who knows you as you are Accepts who you’ve become And still invites you to grow. ’Tis a lesson you should heed, try, try again; if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again; then your courage should appear, for, if you will presevere, you will conquer, never fear; try, try again. 36 Moira ©o So WtMdkidlltglft! Whatever your natural state of being, that’s how I want you to be. I interact best with things when they’re in their natural state of being. Lee Lipsitz REMEMBER... 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Treasurer; Michele Lenhart, Secretary, Michelle Spooner, Vice President; Kim Hammond. Student Council. THEY SAID IT: Dou- ble Bob today and I haven't started the lab. “Got a license, got a car where's my date? “What hap- pened to recess? “Want to join the dishonor society? 44 Row 1; Jeff Excell, Greg Barton, Will Bartlett, Eric Ferlito, Joe Baker, Kristen Dewey, Nancy Fall. Row 2: Michelle Buter- baugh, Charlie Geruntino, Chris- tian Clough, Kim Frutiger, Jim Waltz, Heather Frost, Lara Beaton, Carl Galler, Tricia Eaves, Kelly Edwards, Tricia Farber. Missing: Robert Russel, Jef- frey Sheldrick, Laurie Veratti. Row 1: Beth Van Schaack, Lucy Young. Row 2: Michelle Spooner, Heidi Wunderlich, Diane Soule, Jenny Tucker. Row 3: Tom Tucker, Rich Wright, Steve Rogers, Dan Stith, Matt Shaul, Bruce Whitney, Jay Schumacher. 45 Row 1 Ralph Holcomb. Lisa Eaton. Donna Carver. Sarah Fall Row 2 Bonme Bailey. Christine Colabelli. Brenda Bailey, Kyra Ashbaugh. Doug Botch Row 3 Fritz Dolmanet. Malt Benson, Bill Basher. Rich Brantis Missing Tonya Butts THE EMERALD KNIGHT HAS MANAGED TO GET A DATE WITH PENNY PRINCESS. . . VJEU, I U£SS X‘M NoTTOlNGC anything... CAN y TO) PICKM£ UP? IuH, Y£AH, | H 7 TZ. HANNEROF SPEAm (NO RESPECT. (NoAJf T 46 Row 1 Kristin Trueworthy, Jennifer Newberry, Noelle Perry. Monica Nelson, Tracey Powers, Scott Soule Row 2 Art Soule. Susie Rider, Ed Prince Row 3. Brian Rose. Jim Morris, Tom Walsh. Dan Orcutt, Mall Steckler. Jason Strand Missing Scott Smith, Jake Relyea. THEY SAID IT SUNY Sesame Street here I come. When she says paragraph — write 3 pages. 855 days until graduation Eeeer Didanyone do their social studies? Row 1: Connie Geruntino, Kate Humphreys. Nina Lewis, Kristin Murray. Allison Morrill. Keely Murphy, Chris Hughes. Row 2: Randi Hudson, Chris Lloyd, Kristie Hudson, Anne Link, Laurie Mullenax. 47 Row 1: Missy Lawrence, Mendith Jones, Geoff Perham, B. J. Houston, Lance Kenyon, Lance Julian, Duvan Hoffmann, Greg Gieryic, Hugh Humphreys. Row 2: Sheila Loomis, Stacey Hotaling, Danielle Gross, Stacie Heck, Denise Kitto, Cecile Grapard, Debbie King, Alan Huff. Row 3: John Kusler, Josh Watkins, Robert Jones, Alisa Klein, Sarina Hinsley, John Jeski, Andy Jones, Jim Joerger, Erik Hoham. Missing: Mark Glenar. Heidi Andrews, Secretary; Chelly Crouch, Vice President; Greg Gieryic, President; Missing: Erin Moynihan, Treasurer. Row 1 Christopher Gero. Chuck Fischer. Berme Empie, Adam Farrington. Carla Burdick, Chelly Crouch, Heidi An- drews. Alice Ernestine. Row 2: Aaron Excell. Gene Day, Monica Bolland. Erin Callahan, Dee Ann Frink. Julie Brustad. Patricia Clement. Andrew Frutiger. Heidi Crumb Row 3. Scoff Burgess, Ron Cornell, Chris Fry, Andrea Briggs. Tammy Albee. Sue Ann IFurner, Mary Baker, John Geruntmo. Marty Colabelli. 49 Tasha Friemd, President; Tram Leach, Treasurer; Leah Youman. Student Council. Paige Bean. Secretary. Mike Belush. Vice President; Missing Joanna McCue, Student Council Row 1: Joe Welch, Kelli Marcellus, Karen Holcomb, Kim Crossway, Sarah Brown, Tasha Friend, Leah Youman, Jenny Hipsley, Michelle Bartlett. Row 2: Brian Merkt, Spencer Russell, Jim Davall. Vicki Prindle, Steve Lenhart, John Dolmanet, John Stone, Tony Brubach, Drew Washburn. Row 3: Wayland Williams, Joe Abbott, Matt Toomath, Nathan Perry, Ron Frink, Keith Liddle. Missing: Adria Barton, Robert Berg, Willie Carrero, Melena Fuller. 50 Row 1: Justin Green, Travis Leach, Bruce Dewey, Tsekani Jackson, Chris Brown, Chris Link, Christine McCarthy. Row 2: Dawn Fuller, Paige Bean, JoAnna McCue, Kate Anthony, Cathy Smith, Cindy Crumb, Renee Miner, Heather Toomath. Row 3: Jeff Butts, Ken Bunting, Chris Buterbaugh, Joe Mullenax, JoAnn Prince, Chris Wisnoski, Jason Speck, Mark Belush, Joleen Staelens. Missing: Christine Verratti. AT THE MOVIES... THEY SAID IT: ‘ Top of the bottom pile What are the dances like? The girls are ugly especially the ones who won't go out with me. ‘ ‘Underpnviledged- overworked. 51 1 J. C. Whipple, Treasurer; T. C. Mungazi, President; Brian Albrecht, Vice President; Jennifer Chapin, Secretary; Chad Rodman, Student Council. THEY SAID IT: It's better than 6th grade. Will the real Mr. Orcutt please stand up. Lunch is best. I'm too young for Health. AFTER THE MOVIE IS OVER... ''HEX,THANKS PDR A GREAT EVENING. I DON'T USUALLY KISS GUYS ON THE FIK5T DA1F.. ,BUT |N YouR CASEY PllAWE An EXCEPTION. JI THINK X CTuStT DIED AND WENT Ip To HEAVEN! 52 Row 1: Lisa Murray. Christina Amann, Doris Day, Karen Welch, Wendy Williams, Ursula Young. Row 2: Carolyn Patton, Kim Beadle, Kathleen Dickenson, Brett Watson, Zach Dietz, Brian Miller, Chris Rose, Brian Albrecht. Pascal Grappard. Row 3: Warren Baker, John Fish, Amanda Nikiel, Sherri Miner, Jennifer Chapin, Randi Wright. Tom Ponton, Chad Rodman, Ethan Lamb, Greg Staelens, Brian Tucker, Jennifer Pokorney. 53 REMEMBER ... MR. 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Row 2: Nina Lewis, Monica Bolland. 61 JUIMHKOHa InlDdln] W SOW The Junior High girls were in- troduced to field hockey by learn- ing the value of practice before donning kilts and facing their competition. 62 FDIU® H@©KIY Row 1: Danielle Gross. Kelly Stratton, Janet Krehel, Dawn Chase, Tammie Albee, Kristin Murray, Tracy Uhlig, Mary Baker, Kristin Trueworthy. Row 2: Martha Nelson, Ellen Loveless, Erin Moynihan, Katrina Ponton. Jennifer Newberry, Kate Humphreys, Tricia Eaves, Tammy Jaquay, Keely Murphy, Susie Rider. The field hockey team dribbled downfield to score many goals this year. With three seniors on the All Star Team, these hitters were well led. Seniors — Janet Krehel, Dawn Chase, Kelly'Stratton 63 64 9 f ® ;jy? _ I 8f J - 8f. 4 gaw 4 |M9 S ° f 4 KV 4S v ffoiv J: Mr. Lamb, Steve Carpenter, Tony Brubach, Aron Buterbaugh, T. C. Mungazi, Chad Rodman, Jamie Relyea, Justin Green, Dave Dunster. Row 2: Joe Mullenax, Chris Buterbaugh, Gene Day, John Lynch, John Kusler, B. J. Housten, Nathan Perry. Row 3: Tom Ponton, Randy Wright, John Jeski, Bob Jones, Mark Sacco, Karl Sandleben, Scott Hotaling, Jeff Butts. Row 4; Chris Wisnoski, Jeff Uhlig, Matt Toomath, Joe Abbott, Wayland Williams, John Geruntino, Steve Brooks. Tim Mogelgaard. ' 'JL X - §L . IT'S ’2 JP4 Wm QC a«9 £ £ rf«� S|Kg, SJ§3i£. 1|“ Row 1: Ralph Holcomb, Matt Shaul, Geoff Newberry, Harold Reed, Mike Wheeler, Joe Walsh. Row 2: Greg Barton, Dan Wagner, Richie Brantis, Richie Wright, Joe Baker, Doug Borck. Row 3: Aaron Meddaugh, Scott Soule, Steve Rogers, Eric Earl, Mr. Blackford. 65 cJjpimo© Minini a mMiDW Row 1: Andrew Ferlito, Rob Reakes, Andrew Perham, Nick Friend, Brian Rose. Colm Eliet, Matt Crossway, Eric Ferlito. Kevin Fuller. Row 2: Geoff Parks, Phil Patrick, Lara Beaton, Tracy Powers, Andrea Gieryic, Josh Watkins, Jason Strand. Row 3: Tracy Saunders, Will Bartlett. 66 SENIORS — 1st Column Trace Saunders. Kevin Fuller. Andrew Ferlito 2nd Column Andrew Perham. Nicky Friend, Rob Reakes, Andrea Gieryic 3rd Column Matt Crossway. Colm Ehet Row 1: Carl Lewis, Brian Miller, Ethan Lamb, J. C. Whipple, Chris Brown, Chris Rose, John Stone, Justin Pilachowski. Row 2: Mrs. Rose, Jason Speck, Zack Dietz, Drew Washburn, JoAnna McCue, Vicki Prin- die, Keith Liddle, Travis Leach, John Dolmanet, Steve Lenhart, Brian Merkt, John Fish, Joe Welch. 67 68 E -1AI SENIORS — Trace Saunders, Rob Fairbanks, Nick Friend, Terry Milner, Jack Cossitt. Missing: Josh Brown, Andrew Perham Frustration followed the Emerald Knights down the long stretches of ice The gliders lost many games by a single goal, but hope fo blare the puck into the nets of vic- tory next year. 69 Row 1: Allison Morrill, Kristin Murray, Jennifer Newberry. Row 2: Andrea Briggs, Nina Lewis, Meridith Jones, Monica Nelson, Tracy Powers, Chelly Crouch, Sheila Loomis. Row 3: Kristin Trueworthy, Danielle Gross, Tracey Uhlig, DeeAnn Frink. 70 The varsity girls focused on rebuilding their team this year. With three freshmen and three seniors, the team was well balanced and are well prepared for next year's season. XnL:f[L( I 141 I 'XnighU' i ffnigAU XnighU r 34 Uttti 40 ' 71 The Junior Varsity team had their best season in a long time, giving the fans the feeling of a dynasty in the making. Row 1: John Lynch, Mike Wheeler, Jason Strand, Lance Kenyon, Aaron Meddaugh. Row 2: Harold Reed, Bill Basher, Jeff Uhlig, Gene Day. Alan Huff, Fritz Dolmanet, Andrew Frutiger, Dan Wagner, Manager — Tom Ponton. Missing: Coach Dave Rhyde. 72 Row 1: Joe Baker, Rob Reakes, Kevin Fuller. Andrew Ferlito. Colm Eliet. Row 2: Manager Tom Ponton, Scott Soule. Matt Crossway, Mark Belush, Jay Ponton. Loren Strand, Chris Hinsley, Coach Tom Blackford. Hamilton fans witnessed the metamorphosis of the first winning varsity basketball team in fifteen years. The team's discipline, speed, endurance and experience plus the intensity of Coach Blackford brought the team to the sectionals. SENIORS — Row 1: Matt Crossway, Kevin Fuller, Rob Reakes, Andrew Ferlito, Mark Belush, Loren Strand. 73 8th GRADE GIRLS TEAM — Row 1: Leah Youman. Kate Anthony, Tasha Friend, Adria Barton. Row 2: Cindy Crumb, Renee Miner, Heather Toomath, Michelle Bartlett, Paige Bean, Lisa Fuller, Chrissy McCarthy. Kelli Marcellus. Karen Holcomb. Coach Jim Mlasgar. a ■ ♦ r ■f’t 33 7 11 i) t 30 7W GRADE BOYS TEAM — Row 1: Pascal Grapard, Brian Albrecht, Brian Miller, Justin Pilachowski. Second Row 2: Chris Rose, Brett Watson, T. C. Mungazi, Aron Buterbaugh, Tom Ponton, Jason Wunderlich, Steve Brooks, Ethan Lamb. J. C. Whipple, Coach Whipple. _____________ 8th GRADE BOYS TEAM — Row 1: Jason Speck, Coach Jim Mlasgar, Scot Getchonis. Nathan Perry, Chris Link, Brian Merkt, Jeffrey Butts. Steve Lenhart, Chris Buterbaugh. Row 2: John Dolma net, Bruce Dewey. Drew Washburn, Travis Leach, Justin Green. 7th GRADE GIRLS TEAM — Row 1: Doris Day. Row 2: Katie Mogelgaard, Jen Chapin, Lisa Murray, Sherry Miner. Missy Fenner, Kathy Dickenson, Amanda Nikiel, Lee Anne Briggs. ' 74 m Led by three seniors, the cheerleaders sparked the crowd as the basketball team went for another victory. Their enthusiasm was rewarded with first place for cheering at the Madison Christmas Tournament. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Ellen Loveless, Michelle Spooner, Darlene Jeski. Row 2: Pam Link, Michelle Lenhart, Barb Jeski. 75 SENIORS — Top: Barb Jeski. Bottom: Ellen Loveless, Pam Link. 76 The young golf players of Hamilton molded themselves into a strong team this year. These drivers fulfilled their potential by putting all the way to a 6th place finish in the Section III playoffs. Row 1: B. J. Houston. Greg Gieryic, John Lynch. Row 2: Bill Basher, Rich Wright, Mark Sacco. Row 3: Paul TenHope, Tom Walsh, Matt Steckler Row 4: John Shea, Jim Morris. Row 5: Tim Rider, Doug Borck, Rob Fairbanks. 77 Row 1. Steve Lenhart Row 2 Brian Merkl, Bruce Dewey. Row 3: Karl Sandleban. Drew Washburn, Nathan Perry. Row 4 Berme Empte. Jim Joerger, Will Shoemaker Row 5 Jason Strand. Lance Julian. Row 6: John Lynch. Ron Cornell. Row 7: Aaron Excell. Gene Day. The junior high baseball team exhibited moments of brilliance, but fell short in the runs column. The team ended up with a disappointing 6 7 record, but this year they hope to be more competitive with improvements in pitching and hitting. SENIORS — Row 1: Joe Walsh. Row 2: Rob Reakes. Eric Earl. Andrew Perham. Absent. Trace Saunders. 78 With only one senior lasting the whole season, the Varsity Baseball team struggled with inexperience in the field. With 9 of their losses resulting from 1 -run games, the team ended the season 5-9 in the league and 8 11 overall. Next season, though. Coach Ray is hopeful and expects to have 10 returning players. Row 1. Greg Barton, Brian Rose. Row 2: Jay Ponton, Eric Earl, Patrice Harper Row 3: Jeff Brustad, Rob Reakes. Andrew Perham. Row 4: Joe Wabh, Will Bartlett Absent: Tracy Saunders. UL ®0©®OFOI® m[f3®OW Row 1: Sue turner, Andrea Briggs. Row 2: Natasha Friend. Danielle Gross Tracy Uhlig. Row 3: Laura Patundi, Kristin Murray, Susan Rider, Kristin Trueworthy, Coach Whipple. Row 4: Meredith Jones, Sheila Loomis. Tammy Albee, Karen Holcomb, Adna Barton. Row 5: Erin Callahan. Denise Kitto, Stacey Hotaling, Amy Rodman. Debbie King. Steaming bats and lightning gloves blasted the modified softball team to a 10 2 record. The finest in grades 7-9 made the batswomen dominate the diamond in the C S C. In 1985. 80 Row 1: Coach Blackford. Row 2: Kristen Dewey. Patti Merkt. Susan Shea. Michelle Lenhart. Row 3: Paula Spooner. Tammy Jaquay. Katrina Ponton Row 4: Janet Krehel. Dawn Chase, Kelly Stratton. Tammie Basher. Row 5 Kyle Kwiatkowski. Tricia Eaves, Kelly Walker, Jill Cochran 81 Although competition to win is not as important as striving to improve, school records were set by Geoff Parks in the 200m dash; Hugh Humphreys in the 200m hurdles; Vickie Prindle in the 55 m and 200m hurdles; and Alisa Klein in the triple jump. Row 1: Leah Youman, Hugh Humphreys, Alisa Klein, JoAnna McCue. Row 2: Alison Tarplee. Sarah Brown, Heather Toomath, Jon Miller. Row 3: Pam Novak, Chelly Crouch, Monica Bolland, Mary Baker, Erik Hoham. Row 4: Josh Watkins. Tim Mogelgaard, Chuck Fischer, Geoff Parks, Duvan Hoffman. 82 Row 1: Andres Gieryic. Michelle Spooner, Josh Brown, Adam Bauman, Joe Baker. Row 2: Keely Murphy, Melanie Youman, Christine Elgie, Nina Lewis, Allison Morrill, Jennifer Newberry. Row 3: Lara Beaton, Kate Humphreys, Al Mungazi, Geoff Newberry, Aaron McClennen, Terry Milner. Row 4: Mark Belush, Matt Crossway, Loren Strand, Mike Beaudoin, Colm diet. The Track teams' records, 5-5 for boys and 4-7 for girls, didn't reflect the impressive performances turned in. Several boys came home with firsts in the C.S.C. and Section III meets while the girts surpassed 5 school records. The coaches look forward to this year as all but 3 members return to the track. 83 E53 Row 1 Anna Marie Kuiper, Stephanie Howe, Kirsten Weyter, Robin Lucy Kuiper. Row 2: Erin Moymhan, Phil Patrick. Row 3: Chris Hinsley, Tom Tucker, Ken VanRiper. Row 4: Jeff Uhlig. At 6:30, on every frosty spring morning, the HCS Tennis Team was already attacking the courts. Their dedication and perseverance was well compensated for with a solid season record of 7-7. The team won the C.S.C. Tournament and doggedly pushed on to finish second in the Section III Tournament. 84 85 REMEMBER... 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Order white with green shamrocks or green with white shamrocks. BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1986 COLLEGE PHARMACY ON THE CORNER HAMILTON, NY 824-2200 87 AMERICAN GREETINGS RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES roo SMALL for Football.JlI I CANT PUY HocJ(£Y TOC CLUMSY FOR SOCCER. BREATH MELTS THE c£. TOO SLOW FOft Cf OS5-ax. TRT.r a BASEBALL rr-rrl KtrYoMD THE PITCHES HONOR SOCIETY: Page 92 — Academic honor students composed the membership of the N.H.S. which initiated members with a dinner and certificate presentation. The group provided help on the Community Playground effort. ALMEDAS: Page 92 — The Almeda Literary Society, a female honor group, initiated members with the traditional costume custom. They highlighted their year with the Almeda Ball. STUDENT COUNCIL: Page 93 — The pivotal student leadership again organized and provided a range of activities and support including May Jam, dances and charitable contributions. SADD: Page 93 — Students Against Driving Drunk helped students and the community with the problem of drunk driving by providing Contracts for Life, speakers, and rides and reminders at dances. MARCHING BAND: Page 94 — The musicians of the Marching Band led H.C.S. down various roads, including the Halloween parade and pageants. JAZZ BAND: Page 95 — The Jazz Band combined old and new in an exchange concert with A. P. N. 90 ORCHESTRA: Page 95 — The Orchestra came together twice this year to turn in fine performances in the Winter and Spring Concerts. GREENSLEEVES: Page 96 — An elite group of the finest singers performed barbershop style music for students and older citizens. CHORUS: Page 96 — The Chorus highlighted their year with school concerts as well as performances for the elderly. MASQUERS: Page 97 — The actors at Hamilton again produced a fine show with Kiss Me Kate, which included such fine numbers as Brush Up Your Shakespeare. , NEWSPAPER: Page 97 — Permanent Waves struggled with internal tension and lack of motivation, yet provided a few interesting and original issues. ART CLUB: Page 98 — The Art Club was an excellent outlet for some of the creative talent in the school and provided scholarships for selected senior members. COMMUNITY STUDENTS: Page 98 — The Community Students program sent some of the finest H.C.S. students to Colgate to take courses. FFA: Page 99 — With some fine Juniors and Seniors, but composed mainly of Fresh people and Sophomores, the Future Farmers of America was in a rebuilding year as it competed in judging and leadership contests. MAJESTICS: Page 100 — The color guard capped their season by hosting the ‘ Contest for the Crown competition. 91 Row 1; Eric Ferhto. Row 2: Michele Lenhart. Phil Patrick. Kim Frutiger, Chris Hmsley, Andrea Gieryic. Janet Krehel. Tammie Basher, Kevin Fuller, Nancy Herrick. Row 3: Nick Friend, Pam Link. Colm Ehet, Jenny Tucker. Barb Jeski, Anna Marie Kuiper, Robin Lucie Kuiper, Jill Cochran, Andrew Ferhto. Terry Milner. Adam Bauman. Row 4: Matt Denine, Snoopy, Loren Strand, Josh Brown. Beth Van Schaack, Suna Stone, Debby Hotalmg, Michelle Spooner, Joe Baker, Mary Ellen Cossette. Martha Nelson. Christian Clough. Tom Tucker. Maren Meyer Wendt. Row 1. Heather Frost. Mrs. Kinney. Janet Krehel. MtcheH Spooner Martha Nelson Row 2 Andrea Grfryk, Pam Link. Laura Denine. Jenny Tucker. Chloe Young Suna Stone. KeHy Edwards Row 3. Kristen Dewey. Tracey Powers Beth Van Schaack. Kim Hammond. Tammy Jaquay. Suite Rider. Michele Lenhart. Patty Merkt. Lucy Young. Nancy Herrick. Robin Lucie Kuiper. Row 4 Lara Beaton. Anna Mane Kuiper. Monte a Nelson. Brenda Bailey Sarah Fall. Laune Mullenax. Bonnie Bailey. Kelly Walker. Kristin Murray Row 5 Michelle Bvterbaugh. Jenny Glenar. Debby Hotalmg Maren Meyer Wendt. Nina Lewis. Mary Ellen Cossette. Hope Woodcock 92 T(U) IS HIM ©©PNKgOL MS® Row 1 Phil Patrick, Kim Hammond. Adam Bauman Row 2: Leah Youman. Nina Lewis. Tasha Friend. Pam Link, Janet Krehel, Bruce Whitney Row 3 JoAnna McCue. Monica Nelson, Alisa Klein. Monica Bolland, Debby Hotaling. Tracey Powers. Kristin Murray. Row 4: Chad Rodman. Gaylord Mungazi, Greg Gieryic. Loren Strand. JayShumacher Row 1. Keely Murphy, Jennifer Newberry. Kristin Trueworthy. Nina Lewis. Tracey Powers, Kristin Murray, Kristen Dewey, Anna Mane Kuiper, Heidi Wunderlich, Robin Lucie Kuiper. Pam Link. Row 2 Kim Hammond. Chris Hipsley, Jom Lane. Jill Cochran, Tammy Jaquay, Tammie Basher. Kate Humphreys Row 3: Tim Rider. Rich Wright. Andrew Ferlito. Chad Fay. Joe Walsh. Rob Reakes, Tom Walsh. Doug Borck. Jack Cossitt. Jim Morris. Rob Fairbanks. Will Bartlett 93 MARCHING BAND — Row J BarbJeski Row 2 Pam Link. Leah Youman. Si Phil Patrick. Jay Schumacher. Duvan Hoffman. Jason Strand. Scotl Burgess. Drew Washburn. Denise Kitto. Mike Belush. Geoff Parks. Heather Frost. Eric Fert,to. Terry Mornll. Jenny Tucker. J. C. Whipple. Tara Elgie. Jessica Anthony. Row 4 Sarah Brown. Jo Vicki Pnndle, Chrtssy McCarthy. Kristin Murray. Kristin Trueworthy. Kalren Holcomb. Kim Nelson. Darlene Jeski. Nancy Herrick. Travis Leach. Brian Tucker. Debbie Hotalmg. Micht m Nina Lewis. Jennifer Chapin. Brian Rose. Patton. Catherine Smith 94 Row 1 Nancy Hernck, Leah Youman, Lisa Murray. Joanna McCue. Monica Bolland, Alhson Morrill. Heidi Andrews. Phil Patrick, Jenny Tucker Row 2 Brian Tucker. Kim Frutiger. Sarah Brown, Chrtsy McCarthy, Katie Mogelgaard, Emily Tucker. Sanna Hmsley. Alisa Klein. Karen Holcomb. Drew Washburn Row 3: Michelle Spooner. Debbie Hotahng. Heather Frost. Jennifer Chapin. Monica Nelson. Anna Marie Kuiper. Robm Lucie Kuiper, Stacie Heck, Martha Nelson. Darlene Jeski, Andrew Frutiger. Vicky Pnndle. Row 4 Dan Orcutt, Terry Milner. Jason Strand. Colm Eliet. Jeff Parks. Tom Tucker, Brian Rose. Mr Manwarmg Tree: Tim Mogelgaard, Greg Gieryic R l: Amanda N,kM. Missy Lawrence Carla Burdick, Noelle Perry. Lisa Murray. Stacie Heck. Emily Tucker. Jenny Tucker Brenda f!°!r a a'r nbtJ.rB- elly Walk r- Michelle Spooner. Anna Marie Kuiper. Adam Bauman. Nancy Herrick t°1me 7' PLttcr R°? 3 Kelly Edwards- Robin Luc,e Kuiper. Pam Link. Heather Frost. Chris ' Ne,f?n' Darlene Jeski, Susie Gorton. Row 4: Mary Ellen Cossette. Erik Hoham. Christian Clough Matt Denme. Heidi Wunderlich. Maren Meyer-Wendt, Ann Link, Kyra Ashbaugh • 96 Row 1; Eric Hoham. Matt Denme. Josh Brown Row 2: Leah Youman, Tasha Friend, Ann Link, Pam Link, Barb Jeski, Kyra Ashbaugh, Nancy Herrick. Noel Perry, Jenny Tucker. Row 3: Michelle Spooner. Laura Denine. Kelly Walker. Monica Nelson. Adam Bauman. Phil Patrick. Heather Frost. Christian Clough Row 4 Colm Eliet, Mike Beaudoin. Nick Friend, Mike Rogers, Jennifer Glenar, Maren Meyer• Wendt, Alisa Klein. Kate Humphreys. Tracey Powers. Beth Van Schaack, Lara Beaton. Andrew Ferlito. Row 1 • Eric Ferlito Row 2 Chris Hinsley, Loren Strand, Mike Beaudoin. Matt Denine, Tracey Powers. Row 3: Kyra Ashbaugh, Kate Humphreys, Jenny Newberry. Kristin Murray. Jenny Tucker. Nina Lewis. Kelly Walker. Adam Bauman, Kim Hammond, Will Bartlett. Colm Eliet Terry Milner. Not Shown: Ken Patton. Mike Rogers. 97 Row 1: Nick Friend, Colm Eliet, Josh Brown, Andrew Ferlito. Adam Bauman. Row 2: Jenny Tucker, Janet Krehel, Andrea Gieryic, Loren Strand. Beth Van Schaack, Tom Tucker, Suna Stone im 98 BHISIHfflHI mm HHl!l mm Row 1: Anne Link. Bonnie Bailey. Brenda Bailey. Christine Colabelli. Jon Miller, Pam Layman. Bernadme Roberts, Diane Soule, Patti Merkt, Dawn Chase. Kelly Stratton, Amy Woodcock Row 2: Scoff Prindle, Dan Stith, Dan Swetland. Art Soule. Jay Ponton, Ed Prince. Tim Rider, Scott Soule. Joe Walsh. Rob Reakes, Chris Hughes 99 Row 1: Peggy Crumb, Christine Colabelli, Brenda Bailey, Lisa Rodman, Tammy Schultz, Doris Day. Row 2: Tymora Albee, Lisa Eaton, Bonnie Bailey, Laurie Mullenax, Heidi Crumb, Susie Gorton. Row 3: Melissa Schultz, Dawn Fuller, Melina Fuller, Renee Minor, Donna Ponton, Kathy Dickenson. 100 101 ROUGH DRAFT LAYOUT SHEET (7% xlOVij - DO 102 OUAD-PAK COPY SHEET 7%xl0' j PROOFREAD Ah SCHOOL TOWN. STATE_______ THIS PAGE HAS BEE SIGNED__ AND CHECKED BY ADVISOR ffanilfa-o C£P[k'jh4 fra . THIS SfACf � C TAYlC ''NIT YEAR__ JOB a INDICATE ALL 4 COLOR ON B. jj BASE MATERIAL (Circle only one) TYPE OF COVER DECORATING PROCESS (Circle only one) rri STANDARD 0« LLI special MATERIAL tJfl_PUROL!TH3 H KIVAR PAPER COVER 0 Cordwain 0 Kromekote 0 Feedcote 0 Special Paper BLIND EMBOSSED □ EMBOSSED MASCOT ONLY 0 with Embossed Title 1—J THERM-O 0 yyifh Foilstamped Title SCREEN [be] Silkscreened Title □ PRINTED 0 SILKSCREEN FOU COLOR PROCESS ONLY 0 LETTERPRESS 0 4 Color Process 0 FOIL STAMP L 4 C0,°r Certi,,cate 1 LJ MJIL b i AMH X JColor Graphics 7) J I o o 7s ( “D m o o a m o m cn EXPOSED ROLL FILM TO BE DEVELOPED NOT SEND TO PUBLISHER Stall Check List Have you □ Numbered pictures7 □ Allowed ink to dry7 □ Cropped pictures with yellow grease pencil7 □ Stacked pictures face to face7 □ Indicated all 4 color in picture areas7 □ Numbered picture areas7 □ Put pictures in Quad-Pak7 103 oJvieow GIFT SHOPS OF DISTINCTION Sherburne... Hamilton YOU, TOO CAN BE A SECRET AGENT WITH YOUR OWN SPY CAMERA This tiny camera (2'A in. x in.) can be easily concealed In the palm of your hand, to take secret pictures. Also good for regular candid photos. Takes 10 pictures. •SPY CAMERA... $1.97 •Film (2 rolls)... $1.00 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’86 HANCOCK ESTABROOK 9 Payne St. Hamilton, NY James E. Hughes DEADEYE THROWING This finely crafted 10 In. long knife has been designed especially for target throwing, stunts, and small game hunting. Features double edge point, carbon tool steel, tough rawhide bound handle and a matching carrying case. Knife throwing instructions Included. $1.98 ? DELUXE SLING SHOT Shoots through V In. plywood with rlfle-llke accuracy. Use It for target practice, small game hunting and frightening small children. Rugged, made from fine grain wood. Handle form-fitted to natural curves of the hand. $1.00 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Dr. Merrill Miller 106 • - - • : REMEMBER RUNNING STAIRS TERM PAPERS DREWS' BANANA FFA ORANGES SNOW SCULPTURES THE BELL SHARING A LOCKER NURSES OFFICE MR. KIELY'S GAME LUNCH DETENTION MATH LEAGUE TESTS CAREER DAY NOON SPEAKERS THE PLAY RAIDER BALL THE MERGER PROPOSAL CAST PARTY SMEAR THE QUEER ZOO CREW SNARFING YOURJELLO C.A. T. TESTS CORRIDOR PASSES ALMA MATER SNOG 107 108 Administrative Assistant: Mr. Alvin Fish Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Thomas Coseo Assistant Superintendent; Mr. James P. McCarthy 109 MAINTENANCE — Row 1: Mr. Robert Purdy, Mr. Donald T. Noel, Mrs. Catherine Crumb. Row 2: Sam Sastri, Mr. James Geruntino. Missing: Mr. Clint Moyer. CAFETERIA STAFF — Mrs. Gloria Wessing, Mrs. Joan Chester, Mrs. Vivian Fuller, Mrs. Frances Fox, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, Mrs. Marilyn Geruntino, Mrs. Dorothy Fuller. 110 IML M =3 Ill 112 113 ' 1 r Physical Education: Ms. Pam Fuller. Mr. Thomas Blackford, Mr. Robert Milner. Athletic Director: Mr. James Mlasgar 114 115 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS — Row 1: Mrs. Martha Ludwig. Mrs. Polly Cooley. Mrs. Barbara Ray. Mrs. Gloria Lenhart. Mrs. Karen Hotalmg, Mrs. Marion Fenner. Mrs. Susan Trueworthy. Row 2: Mrs. Barbara Mlasgar, Mrs. JoAnn Linsley, Ms. Melissa DeVit. Mrs. Joan Prindle, Mrs. Joan Ford, Mrs. Julia Will. Mrs. Patricia Wagner. Mrs. Jane Loop, Mr. Donald Davey, Mr. Jay Whipple. Row 3: Mr. John Bernhart, Mr. Art Blymiller DM FlnlDIM® MU. FBAMK WI©©IHIO Dear Mr. V, Screech, screech, screech, screech, Mr. V. That’s not my cello that’s just me. At home I try so hard to play So I’ll get a fifty on Tuesday. Screech, screech, screech, screech. Mr. V. Thank you for teaching me. Love, Megan 116 Congratulations Seniors! DICKERSON’S FLOWER SHOP 443 Route 46 Dover, N. J. 07801 SEA-RHINOS! Enjoy watching your pats swim. play, race and do comical tricks and stunts. Young Sea Rhinos can be trained to play games for your entertainment! SEA- RHINOS are so simple to grow, even an 8-year old can do it! They’re easy to care for, and they hve attention! If you like pets, you’ll love Sea-Rhinos. Order now to get the starter kit, with Sea-Rhino growth food, feeding fork, and sea plasma. Sea-Rhino gym equipment, a fully Illustrated owner's manual telling you how to feed, raise, train, breed, and care for Sea-Rhinos, plus our famous Growth Guarantee-In writing! $1.25. SID ‘N KID R.D. 2, Rt. '2B Hamilton, New York (315) 824-1486 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS (315) 841-4105 Paterirille atones AND TIMES PRINT SHOP. INC. 128 E. MAIN ST. • P.O BOX C WATERVILLE, NEW YORK 13480 EARLVILLE PAPER BOX COMPANY EARLVILLE, NEW YORK 117 118 qHiVJou ! d1 EC.K ALL THESE PAT TVIartlia Cudioiy 'Bruce f Carolee Qeweu (family Cjary and Betsey Kiefer Sharon Kinney Mr. (Mrs (george (guilmetie Miss CMargaret Valentine Mr. (Mrs. Couell 'youmQtt Janice ‘Vaugfian (Miss ‘Valerie. Ackerman ‘Nancy I Bob Bond Terrij ‘Mark Tiontu Veter T. Potter Mr. (Mrs. Paul 'Rose Mir. Neil K CamS Marge e Bale Soderberq C V). Orcutt Mir £-Mrs Michael , Notalinj S [Mr. f Mrs Gieruic ' 'Mr Mrs. Lochioooct] Mr (Mrs. Spindle r The S techier family Trma ‘Ponton CJValter e- (yladys Jaguay James ■ Ardean Ptodmon Mrs Tunice K Storms Jeml f Marins • Stone. Mr (Mrs. %chard CarroCC % ss ‘‘Malva, der lito 'Keith TaultMaru Denim Bob Bear The Triend family - Annie Link. Mr crMrs Stuart Cin(i,Sr. E'familij Bog (%oe Crossuxnj and ‘family Doha I Karen Cyncfi The Ciearis Dorothy and Tdillard. duller Vaft and TranTox Carry aid (gloria Vessiny Art ‘Blymiller Noel, Susan f ftristin Trueuorthy .The Cenharts Mr. Catanzaro Mr. (Mrs.'John Ttdy and ‘Tamilu The Bernhards Joanne (Barbara. Cinslty Mr. ( Mrs. Bruce Pr indie T)r. Tiarotd Sioifts Thru and Martin.; Cleary 'Mr. ( Mrs Bon Bavey Metissa Be Tit Mr ( Mrs. John Clifford Mary Cooley Mr:(Mrs. Jim Tord 120 Mr. 4 Mrs. Cossetie. Meaner TLSomeruifo Mien tCouise Tucker, Sr. The 'fox Tamdij 'The Schumachers' The Mayes (Elixabeth rA. 'Williams Vlobert Cue ia '.Blackmore Fonald'TCeitfi TSerkey The Terh.am.Fa m (u Mb'S Wended Bash The 'Abbots Mahinda 4 Buchira Fahltawadana. Mrs GfilAert S C. - - Smith. The WalherFamily FAr.'Mrs V C burgess 'The FitchenFamly 1om, Jeanne,Cisa and 'Frida Ting (The Menshad 'Family T im Cam The banana. Covers l81 The Amanns (The Wagners TDeer Mai feu Faria, John 4 'Barbara Carpenter Jane Ti. Coop Tom fMarieylaser Fhe Ferry Family 'Keith r Bonna Mcrkt 4Family Brenda’s Beaut it Shop Mr. iTArsFobert Teach Andrea Fearson (jregory 4'Anthony (jerokopoulas Mrs. Charles %xet Tim 4 Andrew Trutiger Jason Canna 'TCenry Berru Mr. 4Mrs Mark. Fenny Mr. (Mrs.Trank. O White 'RauSO.'Jobacco Shop Francelia Banehy The Colletti Family BestMshcsToW . Buthftnn fjim Coveless Susan 4 Charlie ftiff Mr. IAirs. (Jerald 'Dougfass Fd 4BiDi 7 otaling Mr 4 Mrs. William Bxisher The Carry Bsoher' 1 Family mnie y. tfetson The Cochran Family Mr 4 Mrs. W.C Tarrott The John Basher Family The. ZUis Family Mrs Catherine Cheshire Barbara Joe Abrahamson. Wall John 'Rathbone. jack j Linda Fenhfop rKAr Cifi frS Dnsi mnU 121 122 123 THE AIR BAND CONTEST FINDS OUR FRIENDS JAMMING TO THEIR FAVORITE TUNES. . . I'M HOLD VG- OUT HERO FoR mr mGON.'J t a VJHlTE S ?774 r 124 COUNTRY PEDDLER Hubbardsville CRAINEAND MIR ABITO AGENCY, INC. General Insurance (315)824-3210 Phone: 691-4002 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Richard and Jane Loop BLUEBIRD RESTAURANTS Hamilton 824 1840 Norwich Bakery 334-2364 THE PRINDLE DEBUGGER This heavy-duty stainless steel tool is guaranteed to get 7 every bug out of your ‘ 0% computer program $2.75 2 COLGATE INN Norwich 334-4832 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Fleitz “On the Green 824-2300 Compliments of ROGER’S MARKET 125 HAMILTON FLOWER SHOP Balloon Bouquet 24 Lebanon St. P.O. Box 208 Hamilton, N.Y. 13346 THE NAUTILUS “Finest in Submarines Made Fresh while you wait or call ahead. 20 Broad Street Hamilton, N. Y. Phone 824-3015 BURGER KING 34 Utica St. 8241390 L GARBAGE COLLECTION HOMES, BUSINESSES APARTMENTS. WEEKLY OR DAILY PICK UP DONALD STAELENS 691-3945 ORCUTTAND ANDREWS TIE CO. Check out our dynamic display of wide, narrow, sofa- plaid, spirograph, striped, polka-dotted, checked, burlap, plastic, happy, neon, sparkly, battery-operated, blinking, custom-designed and giow-in-the-dark ties. MCLAUGHLIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Waterville 841-4391 Hamilton 824-1290 Oneida 363-0781 127 ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK 1 MADISON STREET 38 UTICA STREET, DRIVE-IN SHERRILL — ONEIDA — CANASTOTA MEMBER F.D.I.C. BEST WISHES CLASS OF ‘86 Dr. Mrs. Richard S. Cohen BOUCKVILLEMILL INC. Feed — Seeds — Cement — Hardware Supplies Phone —893-1880 Soderberg’s Travel Agency Trips to Pamplona, Madrid, Cordoba, Valencia and dozens of other Spanish cities. Special Ernest Hemingway package tour. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM SCHUPF, WOLTMAN, CO., INC. 29 Payne Street Hamilton (315)824-1333 VARDEN STUDIOS, PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE HAMILTONIAN 1986 Good Luck, Seniors THE COUNTRY INN GOOD FOOD SPIRITS Utica Street Hamilton, New York 824 1150 Congratulations, Seniors RAY'S WAYSIDE OLD DEPOT STATION FURNITURE FLOOR COVERING KITCHEN CABINETS Hamilton, NY PECKHAM ELECTRONICS 33 Lebanon Street Hamilton, New York Ed Carroll 824-3690 HAMILTON SPORTS BOOSTERS 131 Have a sneezing party. SUPER-CONCENTRATED. Just a pinch blown into the u air will cause a roomful of I people to sneeze and wheeze. . HUGE SUPPLY $1.25. 1 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT LOLA LEETE Hamilton, New York 824-0600 HAMILTON CINEMA n rniiion, iy. r. Telephone 824-3350 for Showtimes Video Rentals Available m CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 DR. DEL SANTO IVAN D. GO WAN, M.D. nr?Ti-mPFnir zi ipnrpv tl ilyr Lly O oC iXkji l.T T o ORTHOPEDIC SPORTS MEDICINE SMITTY’S PLACE 150 Broad Street Hamilton, New York 13346 (315) 824-1250 FIJI WISHES THE CLASS OF ‘86 THE BEST OF LUCK Congratulations, Seniors! 132 Compliments of CROWE’S DRUG STORE Hamilton, New York BEST WISHES to the graduating Seniors! Edward and Vena DeBisschop PRESTO MONEY CHANGER Make money instantly! Just insert a plain piece of paper, turn the knob and PRESTO! — out comes a real dollar bill. Insert the dollar, and it multiplies to a $5 bill, then the $5 changes to __________________$10. Only $1.10. ONEIDA SAVINGS THE NUMBER ONE BANK IN MADISON COUNTY ONEIDA CAZENOVIA HAMILTON MEMBER F.D.I.C. LOTS OF HELP WITH EDUCATION LOANS We salute tomorrow’s community leaders. THE 1986 HAMILTON GRADS GREAT AMERICAN IS THE LOW PRICE LEADER! 134 135 COMPLIMENTS OF RON’S AUTO SUPPLY Gates Parts Standard Plus HAMILTON, NEW YORK THE CARROLL-RIDER 3-DIGIT GOLF COUNTER Do you find yourself losing track of your score after the first hole? Well, this handy gadget makes It simple. Just press the button, and It adds your score automatically. Its rugged construction takes any punishment a frustrated golfer can dish out $2.00. BONO’S AUTO PARTS SERVICE Maple Ave. Bouckville, New York 13310 893 7465 Wagner Hastings SACCO’S GOOD LUCK, SENIORS FROM THE WOLTMANS Volkswagon Serviced Guaranteed Used Cars Route 12B Bouckville, N.Y. 13310 (315) 893-1856 — Service (315)893-1888 —Sales COMPLIMENTS OF -,7L' FORD MERCURY IT’S AN EASY THING (TO DO BUSINESS WITH US) NILLES FORD MERCURY, INC. NEW USED CARS TRUCKS RENTALS LEASING Route 12B Hamilton, NY 13346 315-824-2440 Morris Chovrolot-Oldsjviobilo,lnc. HAMILTON’S TOTAL TRANSPORTATION CENTER UTICA ROAD, HAMILTON, N.Y. 136 BOB’S SMALL ENGINES Chain Saws • Snow Blowers Maple Ave., Hamilton 824-2014 Compliments of PIERCE AUTO PARTS New and Used Vo Iks wagon Parts and Service 893-1844 Route 20 Bouckville, N.Y. 13310 NAN AND SHIB’S LUXURY LIMOSINE SERVICE ENJOY RIDING IN OUR EXPERTLY DRIVEN LIMOS WITH LUXURY ACCOMODATIONS INCLUDING SEATS, BRAKES, TRANSMISSION AND WHEELS. PAUL OIL Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline Motor Oils 36 Utica St. 824-1970 Behind the Busy Bee COMPLETE COLLISION AND AUTO BODY REPAIR W WAUTO Used Cars Bought and Sold Bailey Rd. Walter R.D. No. 1, Box 106 Klisiwecz (315)861-5795 Hubbardsville, N.Y. 13355 Congratulations From DEN KELLY BUICK P0NTIAC GMC TRUCKS 59 Utica Street Hamilton, NY STRONG'S COLLISION Complete Auto Body Repair Madison, N.Y. 893-1819 137 Compliments of SHATTUCKS BARBER SHOP Bouckville, New York BOUCKVILLE GENERAL STORE Fresh Meat • Produce • Beer • Dairy Products Bouckville Rt 20 893 1881 AL FISH PAINT-BY-NUMBER SET Anyone can be an artist with this unbeatable kit. You get a 12 color paint set, two precision paintbrushes, and 5 exciting pre- drawn designs that you paint yourself! BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 COSSITT CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. The STUDENT COUNCIL bought this space. BEST WISHES to the MADISON GRANITE WORKS CEMETERY MEMORIALS CLASS OF 1986 Donald Marcellus Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Route 20 Withers Madison, N.Y. 13401 THETA CHI CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1986 REFLECTIONS ATO UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 14 Utica Street Remember, Hamilton, N. Y. You can't spell watermelon 824-3668 without ATO. Best wishes from us. 139 140 □ □ □ G-RADVATION V MY... 'OH, EeRNICE? OLO $KUW£M...HECKJ ,x mroAwsoMEmi 'hey,st iw- prrtty uaiQoe vm YouM ftr ftwi. w MI 'H£Y,rot;«lT ttoi gg2t£j (Rg OY ? UHERg£ SAINT G£0( :UAllVgRSjT YOO RJ0W...K ■ f ND THAT 'COMFOAfcBOYS, TH£ PR0C£SSI0W’S SlflltfW mke TTjmscTiYrwim As the sun sets over the tiny hamlet, our hero and his friends await the dawn. What lies ahead is yet to be told, but we hope that for them life continues to be an adventure. 144