Holland Patent Central High School - Hollander Yearbook (Holland Patent, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1979 volume:

5 i r g 1- V 1 Way C IH H Qnllaniler Mullanil 1Batent,Neu1 Burk 13354 Title Page .... Dedication ..... Senior Section . . . Senior Activities ..... Administration ...... Board of Education and Central Office ....... TABLE OF CONTENTS ....l ....6 ...16 ...7O . . . .76 . .... 78-79 Academic Departments Underclassmen ..... Athletics ..... Clubs ......... Advertisements .... Qbur Hemi . . . On April 4, 1937, the Holland Crest was adopted by the Holland Patent Seniors. This crest has become the offical em- blem ofthe Holland Patent School. The crest comes from the coat of arms of Lord Holland who was granted a patent of land from the English crown known as the Holland Patent. The lamp of knowledge is at the top ofthe crest, symbolizing the quest for knowledge. This crest also symbolizes some of Holland Patent,s past. The maple tree represents one of our early industries of sugar and syrup making. The crown repre- sents our English heritage. On the rural roads ofthe surrounding Holland Patent area, there are still a few old school houses that stand today as a reminder of our past. Some of them, such as the Floyd Cen- tral and Marcy District Number Four Schools, were bought and remodeled into homes when in June 1934, Holland pat- ent School centralized, uniting twenty-four districts into one central system? There were times of hardship in these little schools. There were times when school was only open a few weeks out ofthe winter because of lack of money. Some schools required each student to supply a certain amount of wood each winter. Teachers, as well as pupils, were scarce. But despite these hardships, school was taught, and children learned. i E I i www ,J--- A' 4 J' ,f f .Wg .3 , W 5 5 Qbur resent . . . Our present group of students have emerged from this his- tory of one-room school houses into modern, centrally heated schools. Likewise, our spirits have emerged and grown. What started out as a small seed has grown into a young plant. But our spirits are still not fully grown. It takes a lifetime for our spirits to grow to maturity. But Holland Patent has given us the tiny seed of spirit and helped us to develop it into the frail plantg we have a good beginning. 2 . f O O O Qbur illuture JR s A N .. ,:, ,MW W With the close of the first century of graduates from Hol- land Patent, the hundredth graduating class would like to wish the new century of graduates a good beginning. The class of 1979 hopes that the new century of graduates will continue to uphold the ideals and standards of pride, integ- rity, scholarship, and spirit that have made Holland Patent great for the past one hundred years. f X ga 4 54 'Z 45 ,, , Q W ,ag Q3 i ,N Q5 ,gi .. 0 'Z' , .WU Q- Wg, M A,:,., V Z Q? In Appreciation i Of. Miss Pawlick attended Sauguoit Valley High School before going on to Mohawk Valley Community College. She graduated from Oneonta State College with a degree in Secondary French Education and Spanish. In her Senior year of college. she spent a sem- ester in France attending school and traveling. Miss Pawlick came to Holland Patent in the fall of 1977 and has since acquired two grey hairs and a desire for an early retirement at age 35. However, these setbacks have not discouraged her from being active in school affairs. She presently coaches Boys, Junior High Swimming and has coached cheerlead- ing, the A.A.U. swim program, and co- directed the Junior and Senior Plays.. In recognition of her contributions, the Class of 1979 expresses its appre- ciation to Miss Judy Pawlick. me ,M on XX 'iw SX 4: 4 4 X s STITTVILLE, THIRD GRADE, 1968-69. Row 1: J. LeClair, R. Stefanski, B. Christensen, R. Emmerick, J. Clough, K. Johnson, unknown, M. Boudreau, D. Lenaghen, J. Miller. Row 2: H. Culp, D. Ferguson, D. Zest, D. Hoffman, T. Mantelli, M. Huxley, D. Lawton, J. Adams, C. Snyder, R. Kelsey. Row 3: D. Elsenbeck. A. Griffith. B. Williams, M. Miller. E. Jones, T. Lemon, R. Buczek. HOLLAND PATENT, SECOND GRADE, 1967-68. Row li L. Williams, D, Muniente, E. Pickard, unknown, unknown, unknown, F. Anken. Row 22 P. White, J. Myers, C.- Maier, L. Perry, J. Broadbent, K. Myers. Row 3: S. Letson, A. Sykes, L. Schreppel, L. Graveline, G. Farrell, L. McGhee, L. Morat, unkown. Row 4: S, Church, D. Field, H. Kraeger, S. Vannicola, L. Kennedy, J. Tripp, D. Lenaghen, unknown. Remember BARNEVELD, SECOND GRADE, 1967-68. Row l: P. Edgar, R. Collins, M. Klossner, C. VanHatten, M. Sherman. Row 2: L. Piseck, unknown, M. Sherman, A. Ellis, B. Wolcott, fcontinuedj. When? STITTVILLE, SECOND GRADE, 196768. Row 1: E. Jones,M. Klossner,B. Horton, unknown, R. Ed- wards, S. Cole, A. Griffith, C. Vanl-latten. Row 2: J. Adams, T. Mantelli, S. Pike, D. Pfluke, S. Hast- ings, M. Huxley, J. Miller, P. Bruno. Row 3: L. Deeley, J. Clough, T. Zurek, R. Balcavage, T. Whitaker L. Alexander, R. Emerick, A. Sutherland, T Thomas, R. Snyder. BARNEVELD, FIRST GRADE, 1966-67. Row l: G. Roberts, B. Sebastian, J. Rob- erts, T. Doyld, R. Haney, M. Money, M. Klossner. Row 2: unknown, J. Lynskey, G. Gaige, P. White, J. Tagert, M. Sherman, S. Dunn, F. Lamb, V. Wardle, T. Bliss. Row 3: D. Barron, D. Roberts, L. Piseck, B. Mc- Cabe, J. Ballard, D. Jones, J. DeTraglia, L. Bogan, D. Williams. BARNEVELD, SECOND GRADE Ccontinuedl Row 2: L. Bogan, F. Lamb, C. Maw, J. Lynskey. Row 3: S. Proper, D. Roberts, unknown, C. Doyle, J. Detraglia, B. McCabe, J. Marsh, A. Rotash, unknown, unknown, R. Howlett, B. Haskell 2 E 3 'gm WW : Zig! 4 Y7 .0 .ff 7 Y W if W -w if., Z ,1, .Wm ,.., , W ,,A,... W , ,,A. 1 21 3 W 1531 Ze 'illz' ' '- ' 3 1 2' ....A ,... 1 2 1 ' '1 A W ,mf , 2 , 1 1 ,,... 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Yet days go by and weeks rush on, And before I know it a year has gone And I never see my old friends face For life is a swift and terrible race. . Aaron K. Rotach March 8, 1961-March 1, 1976 Autumn Autumn is not just a word. Autumn is the southbound bird. It's not a phrase that people say But is the smell of fresh cut hay. Itis the dancing of leaves to the ground Leaves of crimson, gold and brown That make a carpet for the ground It's the time of crisp cool air The time for all the sleeping bear. Autumn is the type of thing That makes me want to sing Of the blessings that God does bring. Autumn is the time to say That winter's near and on the way. Aaron Rotach Tomorrow I say Illl call on him To show him our friendship has not grown dim. But tomorrow comes and tomorrow goes And the distance between us grows and grows. Around the corner, yet miles away And now I mourn-a friend died today Thatls what we get when comes the end Around the corner, a vanished friend. -Charles H. Towne 4,6 3 n WK M ,ent 1 Jeffery S. McCartney November ll, 1961-August 3, 1977 ,ns gr' Mgr fb K MN f - f A 'fx X wg:-. 5 3 , ,'--15, K fig? 1- 4 Q . ' 5 ' I ' -A ' ' 5 L ' m.... , gf , f f mm,A 1 s 1 ' ' .L W m Q I -m., fx 5 Q' 3 - K' 4 V .. f as 6,-'11, .lj ,Qt L -K A .K iffy- Q if iqpiff : x . ' HQ' Q .WkQ k H . ghd X ,Q A dt-Q tqg X wh .. ' ---- g Q . - Q A F is E . AY,-'QA . 5.3 1: M- N 1 : Q that ?, xi , .l 5 1 .N K , kglwljv KX x ,. 'P ' , A sf :Qs X X ,vamp A X., F xii K X if fwn KW WZ! J .gg 1 5 3 2 . S 3 E5 X 5 mmmmi e fa-fu fa-ag, 2-4 fiivfwalsw Xue A x rw 'lm Candace J. Bailey Candy Today is the tomorrow you Worried about yesterday. Shari Alexander Shar L'Breath in the air, don't be afrard to care, for long you live and high you ily, and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be Joseph Alberico God Father, Dicgo Joe, Mr But Elbow, Diego kid, Fapo Holland Patent is here to stay but now l'm on my way, and Wish Good Luck to all and hope to see you in the year to fall. Joanne B. Adams Joanne, Jo God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the cour- age to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. JoAnn Ballard Moose, Jeffrey, Cinderella A smiling face is an earth-like star, A frown can't bring out the beauty that you are. Love Within and youlll begin, smiling . . . -fStevie Wonder David Thomas Bessey Dave, Bess, Dexter '6Women are like cars, you can't live with them and you can't live without themf' ., My 'Wi A Sarah Barnes What lies behind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. --Emerson Dennis A. Bartholomew Duny I note the derogatory rumors concern- ing my use of alcoholic stimilants and lavish living . . . It is the penalty of greatness. 3 Daniel Bessmer Bush 6' .... is not as good as two in the bush! Jeanne Lynn Blake If you are tired of the same old story, turn some pages. --REO Speedvvagon Kathleen Denise Black Kathy, K.B. To dwell on the things we cannot change is to let go by moments of ou enjoy. S Sharon Blask I left the Golden Palace to become a gypsy, to live by the season, to never return again. lives that we have but once to live ann Teresa J. Bliss Bliss, TJ. uPeople who tell you never to let little things bother you have never tried sleeping in a room with a mosquito-. Rosalyn J. Bortiatynski Roz, Bort, Pollock Love me without fear Trust me without questioning Need me without demanding Want me without change Desire me without inhibitions For a Love so Free . .. . . .Will Never Fly Away. Linda Marie Bogan Potsie, Bogan To face lif'e's tough problems is Hthrough thenf' not under or around them, not avoiding them-'but live straight through them, until you come out the other side. Michelle Marie Boudreau Nlish, Melnich We've only just begun, to live, white lace and promises. A kiss lor luck and Weire on our way, sharing horizons that are new to us. 19 Richard D. Buczek Rich, uBucheck,' Do unto others. . .then splitn David C. Caton Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. Tom Bunai Tom, Bunlips Howard John Carmen Jr Steve Cole Steve, Coley Life is easier to take than you'd think. All that is necessary is to accept the impossible, do without the indispens- able, and bear the intolerable. R Barry Christensen Roger Collins Goober, Gomer 1 31. Aaron R.I. Christiana Clem You gotta live life and be yourself You can't live life for anyone else You gotta live life that's all you do Nobody gonna live your life for you. e Ray Davies Stephen Church Steve rr. l Rod C.C1'OpS6y Il you can read this you are too far away! Joann Carol DeTraglia 1 I -Q Y Jo, Josie Myne L' Ddvh Roberts The mind ol man is capable of any- MHOW dreary IO beysomebodyi thing, because everything is in it all HOW public like 3 img, the past as well as all the future To tell your name the livelong clay, 'I o an admiring hogll' Loralee Davis Munch, Bulldog Life is like a balloong the more you put into it the more you get out of it l i l Mark W. DuBiel Dgffel? Igofsino True appreciation can never be ade- Of ' enny quately expressed nor sufliicieiitly ac cepted. Cheryl Ann Doyle l Cheri, Hifk, Bee 'Gllyou have a friend worth loving, Love him and let him know you love him. Ere lil'e's evening tinge his brow with sunset glowg why should good words never be said ofa friend till he is dead'?,' Margaret Dunn Nose Patrick Edgar Patsy, Pat Man The time has finally come for the two polar bears, sitting on a chunk of ice, to break apart from one anothergso Good-bye Viola. Ross Bilbert Edgar Rubin, Egbert Cathy Eddy Cath The path that I follow is the future in my life. So come on and follow my path with me and we'1l ily together. Valerie Edgett Pugsy fr-Friends are like breathing, you can't live without them. Ricardina Edwards Ricky HIt's written in the moonlight, and painted on the stars We can't change hours. Rich Edwards Rae, Robinson One learns that the only things worth learning are the things you learn after you already know it allf' Ann Marie Ellis Nanner, Banana Together we could be, What we could never be alone...in love. Timothy J . Ellis Marle Mehrzad Emad A liceel know! l Gary Evans Deborah Ann Pantera Piggy, Batman, Pig F ace NThe only reward of virtue is virtue g Listen friend, the only way to have a friend is to be one? -Emerson nuff Gary Farrell Dale F . Farr Bugsawk r W is Tina Marie FHZCKHS Diane Elaine Ferguson Love is like raindrops it's falls as tears. Ferg, Little Dizzy, Fergie To live is the most wonderful thing in the World, most people existg that is all. e Oscar Wilde Glee Gaige l David Field G1ee,Miss l Dave Caption His name is Kelly Bean, with a point- don't mind growing old as long as I ed head and deteriorating brainf, 3don't have to grow up. nlrma Jean Geer CGerrardj Every accomplishment big or small ends with the same decisionffll try. Lissa Graveline You can ride this road 'till dawn, with- out another human being in sight, just kids wasted on something in the night . . . -Bruce Springsteen were Karen M. Gnadt Dizzy, Babe Someone special once told me: Dream a dream oflove and you'll find loveg dream a dream of sorrow and you'll ery? Bonnie Grogan Randy Hawkins Little Hawk, Randile Women are manls bread oflife. Kevin Hein Heavy Duty, Waddles, Rollie Polie, Buzz, Crash A bird in hand is like 6 in the bush, or something like that'?!! Bruce W. M. Hawkins Hawk If at first you don't succeed, give upg why be hard headed? Bruce A. Horton Jake HSex appeal is 50 percent what youlve got and 50 percent what people think you've got. Q.. Edmund House Moose, Moosey I :af up U Richard H. Howlett Danlel J. Howland Richie ..C,,, Rich, Never Dick Tlmothy Allen Howland I grape Ave, Wolly l , May we always love as long as we live ' l Bllbbles 1 That 3111 t my problem, now 1S lt? and live as long as We like. Love 1Sl1k6 crossmg the street, lf you don't look both ways you mlght get hurt. Jeff Hughes Myron, Daytripper Party days and party nightsg Party While the stars are bright Party here, party thereg David Hummell H . S Lcgmlaugs Gary Jackson ' ' ' ' Jackson,Jacksoon Cause l'll get wasted anywhere. Michele Hayes Huxley Mickey, Hickey, Muxley, Mit-chell, Mick-shell, Mickey Mouse, Mike Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today, ,cause if you like it you can do it again tomorrow! Scott M. Johnson '6Conie on Peonf' Bruce L. Jester Nate, Jasbo, Jatohamoe, Jatch, Jasper Fester, Abidias, Lester, Fest Lest, Big B., Bug Life is always easier if you try to make the person happy and cheerfulf Valorie L. Johnson Buck, Bucky Keep on smiling it makes everyone wonder what youlve been up to.', Douglas Scott Jones Barney lfyou're too old to have diaper rash . . . it must be something else. ts 5 as Doug Jones Deke, .lonesie ife is not measured hy its length, hut y its depth. Lori Jane Kennedy Life is like it beaver colony, just one lam thing after another. X Y Robe rl Jones Lenore Killian Nor Success consists ot' getting up time than falling down. -..H ONS IH 0 FC Mark Steven Klossner Cliffy ltis Okay to pretend you're tough, but don't start listening to yourself. Hobart H. Kraeger Bo-eart There comes a time in a man's life that he has to take the bull by the tail and face the situation. Michael C. Klossner Men are like tishg neither would get into trouble il' they kept their shut. Alan J. Kubis Sox Go placidly amid the noise and haste. and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, with- out surrender, be on good terms with all persons. 15 if E 2 S 3 if Eileen Kuhn Deborah Ann Laijomb Koon Deb, Duke lf we learn by our mistakesg I'm get- The deepest feeling always shows it ting a great education. self in silence. Florence Lamb Chicken Legs, Bee, Yapuke Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, But I can look and see their beauty, Believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. David Lang There beyond the bounds of your Wang, JaCkS0H, Ganalf the GYCCH, weak imagination Kilroy Lie the noble towers of my city, bright Everything YOU know is WFOHE - - - and think about that. Nancy LaPointe Suzann Latus Suzy Cindy L. Laurin Cin, Wicked Give me all ol' your sunshine. A spark is all l need to take away, all of the shadows. - Journe iffy! 2 ff I 9 E U! n 36 William Lewicki Bill, Fro, Wilhelm lf you don't watch your combo The Mad Locker Raiders will get you! Stanley Lighthall Janice Lynskey Boulders, Janice I shall pass this way but once. Any- thing good, therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Michele Rene Lonsberry The truth is that our friends-and our enemies-always know us better than ourselves. -W.H. Auden Stephen J. Maher Wiz, Steve Maybe I'm laughing my way to disas- ter, maybe my race has been run, but I ain't worryin and I ain't scurryin, I'm just gonna have a good time. Sylvia Anne Majka Elfie, Sam, Syl if . . . A runaway team of horseseain't enough to make me stay . . . Eagles Christine Maier Chris, Cricket Laura Makarchuk Pick the time-lock twist to keep the 4'Accept whatever befalls you, in Soul-dough fresh? ws maglc, crushing misfortune be patientg For in fire gold is tested, and worthy men in Crucible of humiliationfi Paul Malara Walrus, Paulie Anyone who thinks he is a Cliffy be- ware there is already one Cliffy, and one is enough. , an 5 aff -- 2511? GW af :nn , V' , , e,r.,, , , 5, W5 .H ,.: -: f X ' V 'if if in . 5, . , ., , .V :WW 5 David M. Marcouiller Brian Manley Dave , . Manley . Life is a jest, and all things show itgl That S Stupld ' ' ' has H0 meanmg thought so once, and now I know it. in life Tracy Ann Markham Francis J. Manley Trace Joe If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Karen Marsh Wink, Ma Simons Brat!! Please!! James lngraham Marsh Ill Jay, Jaystach, Jay-Jay To be direct and honest is not safe. William Shakespear Laurie Marshall Marshall 4'Don't expect life to keep the prom- ises of childhoodf' Earl Martin 2 2 3 1 Z Caroline Jean Maw C .J. g'Happiness is not a goal to be gained, but something that steals in gently like an evening mist or the morning sun- lightfsomething beyond our controlf' Laurel Christine McGhee Mugs, Mother Even ifl knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces,l would still plant my apple tree. e 'Martin Luther Brian L. McCabe Elvis Bruce McCabe Mac, Mac-a-b The problem with having a goal, is that you can spend your whole life running up and down the field not scoring. E Janet Mellor Jacqueline Miller Jan Jackie Of all the things which wisdom pro- Friends, l will remember you, Think vides to make life entirely happy, of you, Pray for you, and when an- much the greatest is the possession of other day is through, l'll still be friendshipf, friends with you. flipicurus David P. Montany M.O., Dave 'gAnd we all go on, to everyone his Mark Money own. But l'd rather be a rock and roll Fuzzy, Burnout, Waste loser, than say l never tried. Letys go tie one on!!! eStillwater ' Wa A Dale Muniente Polock Kathleen L. Myers Kathy, Twiggy, Snewbee Proofof a real person is not in his or her growth ofheight, but the growth oi'0r1e,s wisdom. :aw '21 41 My G af 14 -LL... Edward Jay N1edz1e1sk1 Ed-ski Jacqueline Owens Jackie, Wacky, Wakita Home is behind, the world ahead, And there are many paths to tread Through shadows to the edge ofnight, Until the stars are all alight. Arthur Pape Artie Life is a play written by the hand of God. Shari L. Parsons Phari Sarsons, Eddie When we do wrong no one forgets. When we do right no one remembers. K' ' W 'aw Lisa M. Perry P.B. Character is like a tree and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think ofit, the tree is the real thing. e-Lincoln Debora Ptluke Deb, Ptlukey Something you don't say to somebody will stay with you longer than some- thing you do say that has no meaning at all. Kristen M. Pavelich Kris Dream what you dare to dream, go where you Want to go, be what you want to be ,... Live!!! e --Jonathan Livingston Seagull Elizabeth Piseck Liz, Lizard Gizzard, Zil Let man tremble to win the hand of woman, unless along with it he wins the utmost passion of her heart. Sue Potter Pothead, Potter All the flowers of tomorrow are in the seeds of today, for Led Zeppelin is the seed of height as the flower grows to- ward Led Zeppelin. -- Oscar Golden :YL Sue Potter Colleen Porter Arthur What we have confused is the belief that heaven and paradise are the same. So long as we are capable of moments of paradise here, we ought to cherish them, because we may not find para- dise in heaven. f- Leon Uris Susan Marie Quinzi Raisin, Suey, Peck I look to the sea, reflections in the waves spark my memory, some happy, some sad, l think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. Steven John Proper Fig, Gus To have Fun you have to Win to win you have to Workg to work you have to Eat. Anne Ryan Ramsey Annabell If you can care, you can love, and that's what living is about. Life is what you make it. Jeff Reilly D Id B R d d Scott Racha Ruuuisbsy, Rubsy, Rubzie .avi I. e mon Strive today to reach a better tomor- We must have waited au our lives for Red, Z1g,TW1g, ACC, Redbone row. this moment. my Norene P. Relyea Reenie, Nor If you don't understand my silence you Won't understand my wordsf' cc Dean Roberts Dismal You can tune a piano, But you canlt tune a fish. Brian J. Roberts Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeedf, Gary Roberts Mona Man cannot live on bread alone, So bring me some women. 93 V! ,, I Sherry Ann Last Ross Ma, Shorty lVoman was created from the rib of nan: she was not made from his head -to top himg lor from his feet to be trampled on. She was made from his sidefe-to be Hingis :qual to him: Bonnie C. Rocque 'rom under his arm to be protected The Rocque by himg 'rom near his heart' to be loved by iim. Kenneth W. Runninger Ken, Shrimp You Fool! Steven J. Salisbury Steve, Steak I would rather attempt to do some thing great and fail . . . than to at- tempt to do nothing and succeed! Y Y 'W T Judy Ann Saulevics Jude, Suulevieki, Judy Tunes 6'Long distance run around Lauren Marie Schreppel Schrep Happiness in the heart puts ' ' : Long time waiting to feel the sound m the day' l still remember the dream there l still remember the time you said good-bye. . . J on Anderson Christopher Schrider Schroder fRobin St. Scott F. Schulz Only by being pleased with yourself you find true happiness. Bart Sebastian Hobart Suzanne Seilers ZF 'A When V11 be of unicorns Wearing a bow tie and a cane in hoof. . . Gary Seelman Stein Michael P. Shaw Mike Marc Sherman She rm Like the river joins the ocean As the germ in a seed grows We have finally been freed to get back home. f Genesis l na E. Simons l M 9 My And when you know that you've W 2115! found a friend somewhere, suddenly 3 3 gg S l f' ' X ew .. g all the others seem so much easier to bearf, Mary Erwin Sherman Molly 'llrlappiness is like a butterfly that when persued is always beyond grasp, but if you sit down quietly may alight on you. Henry David Thoreau Daniel Scott Smith Dan, Burnsey Must be a race car! H, fs, pg 1 I M ,. , ffl - fi!! ,,, V .fm f'.ljf'fW s ' ' ,Ln a f7f'QW?' - ' , f J , 4 ' fHv1'a,, wg4':gg,' 'W 'Z' ,, H5 we 1 W. we . .y mi , ' I . . , , , ,. ,ru - W fr mf 3373 Q 1 ,, V , ,V,,,, , 1, ., 1,1 ,,,:, 3, f - 'f . vfyy ,,,, ,, ,, fr V ,K ,v,, ,,,,V,, ,,,, ? ,,,l , M X ww, f N mmmm ,,,, wygbym f w ,- we I :Z ,g V xx J ' W f ' ' 'L 2- . ,,,,,,, ,,,-, , ,MQ 5 ,fi 1, V: ' ' X t 'f , , ' ' f A . 3 ,, 'iffwfz , , Q 5,,.v', .zf:.n.:vgfQ2gi., fz5Q.5.:,,:ll3A,u ,J-, -I 1 K X 3 ., .,.w. ' ' f,Q,' jff5,,1'gf:,f,5:g,,e,3fff,-fp, f, . S n .,kk.kk., W. I.. ,. .k,k . l .t..,,W 1 f t A Charlotte Stanger Char, Charlie 'gBe whom you want to he, not who others wzmt you to he. Shelley Lou Snyder Shell, Lou llow high our hearts can reueh llow ilu' our thoughts can take us llow full our days can he lelow free our dreams can make us. Art Stark Arttie, Starkist, Starksky Don't say can't it' you can do some- thing. Ellen Sullivan Sully The trouble with some people is that they wor1't admit their faults-elld ud- mit mine if I had amy. e 3 Rv Q L L. X Q W I' A .y.eeee V 1 get 'fl Anna Marie Sutherland Ann Our tomorrows rolled away . . .un- folded in the past they lay. Now we l call them yesterday, when memories l were made. Abbie M. Sykes Lori Tenor Cheryl L. Sykes Bunny' BUITBUH Live today, for tomorrow may never Cher That we call memory rs a cry from the be past refusing to be silent. Vicki L. Torrence Vick the Chick presentg Dream of the future. Virginia C, Trask Ginny, Snaps, Virg I Patience is putting up with those you Remember the pastgL1ye forthe would like to put down- s -3 ft ' - -- ..., i raz t W ,se I ss t + ' W Q i - X ff ,.. ' fs Y, f ' w M ii- ? ,, ,..., Raymond Joseph Tripp K Ellen Tourtelot Joe, Ray, Father Joseph, Jose uR6lIlClIllD6I' yesterday, dream about . . . For out in the world you'll find Success begins with a fellows will. lt's tomorrow, but live todays, all in the state ol mind. Deb VanDresar Little ibbe Tact is the ability to stay in the with out getting caught there. middle Michael P. Tucker Mike A good friend is like Wine, it gets be with age. Don VanDresar Don-Don? Dough-Boy Clint VanHatten Duke Fm going to the gymfl Suzanne Marie Vannicola Sue, Sewer Love means having to say your sorry, friends mean having a good talk, sucf cess means striving for that goal. What's happening l'm freaking out, Robin. Viveca Lee Wardle Viveca, Viv and when you know that you've found a real friend somewhere, sudden- ly all the others seem so much easier to bear. Wendy VanVranken Failure allows no excuses, while suc- cess requires no explanations. Jeff A. Wall Waldo, Walbanger ll matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. ef Syrus Peggy JO White Lloyd Williams Pig, Cookroach l'It's not who a person is, but what a person is, that counts. Joanne Woodhouse Kitty, Jo, Juana, Storkbeater Barb Wolcott MOur deeds are like stones cast into Fred-cono pool oftime, though they themselves The SUD Win rise UPOU the fushing Wa' may disappear, their ripples extend to ter, Then it is day for the World. eternity. s Q, MK, Kenneth T. Woodhouse Jr. Woody K es there are two paths, you can go by, But in the long rung And there's still ime to change the road your on. Other June Graduates: Fred Anken Dan Carpenter Richard J. Edwards Ron Emmerick Bernie Haskell Darlene Horn Michael Lindsey David Walker Dean Williams Norbert E. Zielonka II Norb Some things are best left unsaid Tom Woodward Lynn Healey M ES X 15 ' Ns? sn.. ,H . if S I I . K A K I wid-IX! Q 1: 5525 2 , .- -,-- 4 sf s .f isfffm A , ,.. 1 2 K L E531 IP'-Qs 1 .J X 5 K . E, xi FEE L A as 5 -' M ' ...gi ,, - . . . kg- --'- as- ,.. . x... E ,,M,?,, . ..,,....k,W,., . , . . 4 3 , ' - '-' 'J W 5 Avyi Q ..,:: . 4 A - A ' If . 3 K5 A r K . .fs 35251, . .ik .X .25 , f 21 . 923. -,rf M f' fx., J.-Q N sf ai. 1 , X N 'K .gig -Q E ix X A 5 Y 3, . ..- X A3 I7 IG' x -rg .fy - f.fg..ss. 444 2 - ,1:AL Qi. A J ..s. , 55? -n . f . -. X xx I S XX x X' .Q ss xp sk X . . , , ..., Sig if X is N Q. . 1 Q ,rw new Q, 2 3 :T s 5? 1 14 in ! ,f KE ixdx . V 7 je 51'- x. iw as f . A -L - i ' 4 ' Q . . - sf. 5 . , J NX T X 4 E N. af. F LLLX' Qiigi . ' 'WISP 25 Baby Pics: 1. J. Adams, 2. S. Alexander, 3. J. Ba11ard,4. D. bessey, 5. K. Black, 6. J. Blake, 7. T. Bliss, 8. R. Bortiatynski, 9. J. DeTrag1ia, 10. M. DuBie1, 11. R. Edwards, 12. D. Fantera, 13. D. Ferguson, 14. G. Gaige, 15. K. Gnadt, 16. B. Horton, 17. L. Kennedy, 18. J. Lynskey, 19. S. Majka 20. J. Marsh, 21. C. Maw, 22. L. McGhee, 23. J. Miller, 24. L. Morat, 25. F. Lamb. 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June 25 Oct. 3 March 27 Dec. 4 Dec. 15 Dee. 23 Dec. 27 Jan. 18 Aug. 15 Sept. 7 Aug. 16 April 4 June 6 J an. 22 Sept. 1 Dec. 22 Aug. 5 April 20 June 24 July 25 Aug. 7 Dec. 28 Aug. 22 July 14 July 10 May 1 l Oct. 13 Jan. 24 Dec. 20 Aug. 27 Jan. 26 July 24 April 29 June 25 March 12 Sept. 12 Oct. 25 July 25 April 21 Sept. 23 Nov. 17 Sept. 16 March 26 Jan. 5 July 14 sept. 29 Birthdays . . I, JOANNE ADAMS, rememberjunior prom, Roy C., great parties with Deb, Roberto, Senora C., gossipping with Joe, bunny rabbits skipping, N.Y.S.S.S.A., N.Y.C., Wash. D.C., 7!10!77, great friends 8L times, and most of all, E.J. I, JOE ALBERICO, remember Junior Prom, Old Forge's snow covered hill, 4 wheel drive truck, but most of all I will remember the class of 79 I, SHARI ALEXANDER, remember the fire in science class in 8th grade with Shelley, and Ann, Cheerleading, senior class project, July 22, 1977 and special friends that came to see me, the coon and especially John. I, CANDY BAILEY, remember Mr. Capodiferro's eighth period English class in ninth grade, Sue Williams, Viveca Wardle, and all the fun we had. I, JOANN BALLARD, remember Cinderella, Moose, parties, tennis, bus rides, prom, semi-formals, Doc, jr. play, Bear, Va. Beach, bas ketball games, mama, skiing, all my wonderful friends, and Breezin,'. I, SARAH BARNES, remember growing up in old H.P. and all the great friends 8a good times we had together. I, DENNIS BARTHOLOMEW, remember Howling at the moon, football, all my friends and Chicago Market I, DAVE BESSEY, remember Partying with Scott, How Dry I Am, under school, Malachi Brothers, Chris, Chemistry with Brian, Fig and Jay stacks, Joe's olds, Doobies, Jr. play, DuBiel, P.B.F.T., All friends. I, DAN BESSMER, remember Mameh, Singing harmony for Rich and climbing into the fireplace, Feb. 18, Bicycle Charlie, Steve's Camp, Jeffs parties, Johnny Skull, WHA POO, east meets west over chopsticks, my first varsity basket. I, KATHY BLACK, remember cheerleading, running 8a slacking, cross-country, Up in the air . . . , T.V.L. Champs, Sexy I-II-III, special moments, feelings 8L promises, 5119, Proms, Semi-Formals,junior play, and special friends. I, JEANNE BLAKE, remember Speech impediments, Dec. 31, 77 Cwith 112 qt. of vodka 8a ginj, Shock treatmentf' February 12, 78, coming home from the 78 Boonville Fair, and a few people I would like to forget. I, SHARON BLASK, remember endless letters, immense phone bills, ridiculous arguments, pools of tears, planning, the great game, my family, Hilary, Jesseca, and Mac. I, THERESA BLISS, remember throwing milk on Miss McMahon, HBO, Junior Prom, headlights, Junior Play, Gleels parties, Mrs. P's chemistry class, 'KThe Swanf, the Math Lab, Friendlys, 8a H.P. High. I, LINDA BOGAN, remember Foreigner at Saratoga, Junior Prom, Junior Play, driving Brian's car, Cindy Beyel, 4-H, 18th birthday, the S. Trenton swampers, John's birthday party, and Senior year. I, ROZ BORTIATYNSKI, remember 10f24!76, the special person who changed my life, all of the wonderful people I've come to know, and many special thoughts that will remain within me forever. I, MICHELLE BOUDREAU, remember Dec. 1, 1977, Danny, July 22, 1978, Cindy and long talks about Whatever, S.A. and the chickens. I, RICHARD BUCZEK, remember the hockey games at Clinton arena, culinary arts with Bush, Jeff and Moose. l, TOM BUNAL, remember the good times in Ag class with J.T., The times in the hall with Tim and Ed, and especially Val. HOWARD CARMEN I, DAVE CATON, remember G.D.R. 78, M.S., Jr. Play, B.T.P. 78, l'm going to mothers, S.S., football, The roof, 12-1 1, Mr. Rogers, sleeping with H.S. BARRY CHRISTENSEN I, AARON CHRISTIANA, remember Wiz at B.O.C., Jake's suicide attempt, the unknown comic, Jun. Prom and Play, the Johnny Skull Club, Don Cornelius stage, wahpoo, two panooks, McCrack, striking out Adams, J.S., East meets West over chopsticks, and a few others. STEVE CIIURCH STEVE COLE ROGER COLLINS I, ROD CROPSEY, remember lunch periods, frisbees, wood lot, accidents, Barneveld, Red stationwagon, shing and slacks, and fly- ing food, oh yea, where are the tic tocs. I, JAYNE DAVIS, remember Howe Caverns, Pieces , the closet, THE MR. K.S., E.D. 8t J.F.C. Concert, banana on the ceiling, keeping my mouth shut, lunch, Jeanette, falling, having fun, A.P.,M.D. - I, LORA DAVIS, remember small BOCES bus with Joe, Fred and the gang, science 10, buses 76 and 71, lunchroom gangs, Brian from science 10, Westernville Field Days 1978. I, JOANN DETRAGLIA, remember Everything that happened at H.P., Yorker Conventions, Swan Dives, Awards, Musicals 8: Class Plays, l'Corn Warsf' Jr. Prom, Head Lights 8a Fingers, 'Swimming and Excuses I, DARREN DORSINO, remember BOCES 500, Ed's smokin nova, cabin parties, spilled paint, Mrs. P. and our sixth period Chemis- try parties, Football 78, dropping a pass, things I like to forget. I, CHERI DOYLE, remember Junior Play, Big G.B., Dirty Dozen at the yacht club, camping, Harold 62 Ethyl, crusing, Buggy, locked doors, at the Movies,,' Shhh the cops,,' the ditch, BEES GEES, B-Fries, BCake, R-Waffles, I knew thatf, and all my very special friends. I, MARK DUBIEL, remember changes, a certain paper wad, P.P., impossible solos, backward diagrams, M.T., the prom, magnetic, yersiniosis, the Clinton match, and lots of advice. I, MARGARET DUNN, remember going to the Loft with Stonefaee, Mrs. Stonefaee, P.W. yuburt comeing close to guardrails, window ripers. The side road with a crowded front seat and Sue and Oscar burned out in the back. yellow boxes, Ducks, good times. I, CATHY EDDY, remember over the hill, Saratoga, Trenton Falls, Florida, M.T.W., The dandilion, and the good times l've had with Friends, and I'll always remember Tom Mousawl I, PAT EDGAR, remember basketball games, royal flushes, Docls class, playing basketball and football at Prospect School, going into woods, Rendezvous, field days, and fishing at Black Lake. I, ROSS EDGAR, remember all my teachers who were good to me and helped me especially my speech teacher. I, VALERIE EDGETT, remember BOCES Bus, Mall, Banana, Prom, Semi Formal, lunch hours, friends, Summer of '78, Field Days, Tom. I, RICARDINA EDWARDS, remember my closest friends, Glee Gaige, JoAnne Ballard, Phylis Gaige and Rebecca Galime. I, RICH EDWARDS, remember McCradle, Bell Waiters Inc., Jr. play, uBlack Magic, parties, wrestling, C.S.F., Jr. Prom, Nichols, Think Speedwayf' cycles, friends, other crazy kids from H.P., Aug. 3, 1977. I, ANN ELLIS, remember the tire in 8th grade with Shari and Shelley, cheerleading, softball, the junior play and prom, Peter Pan, everybody Pickle, and R.E. I, TIM ELLIS, remember Lisa. I, MEHRZAD EMAD, remember Mrs. Watson. I, GARY EVANS, remember raising hell in FFA, woodlot, ag. mech., study halls, food wars, Jungle bunny, John Boy, FFA activi- ties, and most of all Lisa M. I, DEBORAH FANTERA, remember the points of Rocque, Sarah's pjis, N.Y.W.D.C.A.C. 80 Caroline, Syracuse, the mod squad rafting, Fallingwaters, Patty, parties, Cinderella, Tex, Mama, Spanish III, tennis team, skiing and special friends. DALE FARR GARY F ARRELL : I Remember . . . July 27 Nov. I7 Sept. 17 April 20 Oct. 18 March 25 March 9 March 18 July 24 Sept. 13 April 23 March 20 Feb. 16 Jan. I2 April I7 March 7 Nov. 26 Dec. 26 Jan. 18 April 3 July 12 May 21 Sept. 19 April 4 Sept. 14 Oct. 5 Nov. 4 June 24 May 13 July 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 21 Dec. 5 Feb. 23 Jan. 12 July 13 Aug. 22 Oct. 24 Nov. 2 Feb. 26 I, TINA FAZEKAS, remember good friends, good times, summer '78, Booneville, Aug. 29, Sept. 8, most of all the guy I loved and lost, Kevin Dooley, Sept. 9. I, DIANE FERGUSON, remember Junior Skip Day, marching, broken bottles, bricks, Glee, Kuhn, Ellen, stranded in Amsterdam, field days, parties, concerts, Peter Pan , sports, the 3 Musketeers, Jenifer. I, DAVE FIELD, remember Ron, where the is the tool Boy, class projects, all the people I took to BOCES, and all the great times at H.P. I, GLEE GAIGE, remember Jr. Play, Jr. Skip Day, on crutches for a week, what E.S. doesn't remember, flirting with Mr. Smith, Twinkies, Miss Helmers, RJE, all my friends at H.P. I, JEAN GEER, remember HPCS and all my friends. I will remember the Pits, mts, and Parties. But most of all I will remember Dave and 9l16l78. I, KAREN GNADT, remember Park Plan, Driver-ed, Floyd Field Days, Concerts, Green Machine, Star Hill, getting Stuck, Fools Ball, telephone calls, Miller, Jimi Hendrix, Dances, August 13, most of all Skip. I, LISSA GRAVELINE, remember shorthand classes, blue room, J.B., Pussy tracks, Fridays, Parties, K.D., alot of good friends, and most of all last summer. I, BERNARD HASKELL, remember The BOCES SOO , T.F. BOYS, Patroling The Dock, Old Forge, skiing in O.F. I, BRUCE HAWKINS, remember the party at Scott Johnstones and the time Bruce McCabe had a bowl of beer and went and spilt it down the front of him. I, RANDY HAWKINS, remember the day when Mr. Snell wanted to fight Don VanDreaser in Ag. class and Donjust laughed in his face. I, KEVIN HEIN, remember The BOCES SOO , crash up, Debbie, Bernard, Mark Money ffuzzyl, Buzz Sebastian and Woody and the Bridge that got in Woody's way, the G.T.S. I, DARLENE HORN, remember Being a wife tMrs. Stonefacej And all the happy times, Gerrr-z, friends Play-in winshield wipers, favorite song we shared, Two Tickets to Paridise, Dennis and I never got the chance to get the two tickets but in a very special way we took each other to Paridise. I, BRUCE HORTON, remember Mameh Switz's, Fearless Foursome, with or without , Steve's Johnny Skull Jokes, Rooster, Jr. Play, The Bear, Bush 8a Una, and HPCS. I, ED HOUSE, remember the Championship Game and our great Culinary Arts classes with Rich, Jeff, and Bush. I, DAN HOWLAND, remember sliding contests in the showers, football, losing weight for wrestling, Tri-Valley League Baseball Championship and the Ski Brothers Report in Mr. Cooney's geometry class. TIM HOWLAND I, RICH HOWLETT, remember Hinckly, Berries, Doug's House, the tower, A.F.D. Christmas week at Old Forge, tackle soccer, skiing at Gore, the millions of parties, the girls, the gorge, riding with Jeff, all of which Happened at H.P. I, JEFF HUGHES, remember sleeping in ditches, Sully at Morrisville, Boces SOO, partying, over the hill, floating Dock, Mugsy. I, DAVID HUMMEL, remember the water bottle, tying Una Tuna's door, Doc's per. 1 class, cellar dwellers, pennying doors, Attic crawlers, Rubbies Locker, Proper's bomb, EOMI, Cliffy in the freezer. I, MICHELE HUXLEY, remember three summer '78 weddings, nicknames, the wrestling team, lunchroom gangs, bus rides, rut-roh Reroyl, conversations with J. Pawlick, Lake Delta, Sheriffs, and everything else. I, GARY JACKSON, remember freshman study halls, 2nd year french, Social Studies with Wanda, and all the good times at H.P. I, BRUCE JESTER, remember Pride speeches at Clinton, Shack, Sully, Juat, scoffing off lockers at Camden, the Refinery, ice wars, being put into OGGIES corner, KANGA, and I, SCOTT JOHNSON, remember Beckon Dance, Dean's car, Trever's telephone pole, old dirt road, Joe's camp, all the guys in T.F.H., and most of all Jill. I, VALORIE JOHNSON, remember B.O.C.E.S., Blue Room, Parties, Sue, Nancy, Tina, Simulator, Joe, Doug, and good times, and friends at H.P. I, BARNEY JONES, remember Matt's Beer Wagon, talking to cows, Weathersfield Gold, saving for a guitar, parties at my place, Richie C's P.P., The Faucet Pipe, drawing pigs, 1,000 Islands M.F. I, DOUG JONES, remember D.H., M.D., R.S., and M.T., 8th grade, Driving without a license, running through cornfields, parties , Moores, D.V.K., A.H., and my brother: Stoneface. I, LORI KENNEDY, remember spaghetti dinner,jokes, D.D., Tony's, running over Suzy, concerts, Queenie, summer of '78, T.E.B., and special times with good friends tSuzy, Sally, etc.J. I, LENORE KILLIAN, remember A Weeping Willow, Stop lights, after the Junior Prom '77 81. '78, the bet, Raz-ma-Taz, Rud, G.R., S.M.A., Piglet, Liz, S.D., over the hill and the Z.Z. I, MARK KLOSSNER, remember the water bottle, tying una tuna's door, cellar dwellers, attic crawlers, EOMI, Hummer and the Moose River, Fig and the bomb, The Stittville Reds. I, MICHAEL KLOSSNER, remember everything but what I am supposed to remember. I, HOBART KRAEGER, remember BOCES, corn wars, Dances, the Junior Prom, Mr. Reynolds, Peter Pan play, Fools Gold, the A.V. room, the summer of '78, BOCES bus drivers. I, ALAN KUBIS, remember T.F.H., getting pumpkins, study halls, throwing people into snow banks, the bonfire, Dan's house warming party, the clock, playing 99, The Apple that almost got Rod. I, EILEEN KUHN, remember Proofs, The Interview, Groto 52.84, Prospect Parties, Jr. Skip Day, Broken Glass, Glee's Bridesmaids, the countdown, Protocal, the birthday gifts, chipmunk, The Wonders of Isis. I, DEB LACOMB, remember my first year at H.P., Semi formals, Jr. Prom, Katie, Buddies, dances, concerts, movies, special friends, laughs, tears, Wendy, nights out, B.N.J.C. and especially Justin. I, FLORENCE LAMB, remember Charlie Chan get together, full grown twigs, shrunken coat sleeves, Gifford Hill, Mutual 3ty, the race I lost, a white rag tSuey?J, Big G.B., Schyler Zoo, discount movies, Yacht Club, camping, skip day, brawl at Bartholemew's, gallon of sangna, Tinkerbell, Granola with peanuts, ragwaffles 8r brucecake, laughing, loving 8t growing wf many special people. I, DAVID LANG, remember Cellar Dwellers, Una the Tuna and Carrots, W.O., Slacks, Mrs. P and marbles and super-glue, etc, Ace, Good Burns, Clocks, Utopia, and Chris I, NANCY LAPOINTE, remember the blue room, skipping classes, all the parties we had, the summer of '78 and most of all, all the good times we had in school. I, SUZY LATUS, remember playing tennis with Gery, Mike, Dave, and Ernie, concerts, Penny's track parties, riding curbs with J.S., Lori running over my foot, S59 apple, and summer '78. I, CINDY LAURIN, remember the chickens, 9!24f77, the prom and the milk, parties, SA and the others, 7f22!78, JT, mish- mallow, and some very special friends. I, BILL LEWICKI, remember The Mad Locker Raiders, Biology, Fro Brothers, counting money, Firebirds, Track, filming basket- ball games, nicknames, can . . . dy, Junior Play, and all my friends, especially wild Tracy. I, MICHELE LONSBERRY, remember 3fl5!75, busrides, K.C.'s shoes, R.B.L., N.D.W., No. l N.F.C., STONEY, B.B.B.J.'s, locked doors, F.F., Lost B.P.'s, RAID!!, B.S.F.'s 2 f.f. H.P., 1lfl7!75, COINS , Funky W., ding dong, I-'.A.B., DAD, and NAVETS. Jan. July July Jan. Oct. Dec. April Feb. Dec. June J an. Oct. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. June July Aug. June Dec. Jan. June Jan. Dec. Nov. Sept. Sept. April Oct. Sept. May April April July June July April April Oct. I, BOULDERS LYNSKEY, remember fresh men daze, interviews, the gang, parties, dances, Bottles, P.P., bustin' 'emg Soggy, Burger King Man, Trent, Vick-the-Chick, Clarical, Sarah, Jocque, Pancakes, coaches, SPORTS 8a FRIENDS! I, STEVE MAHER, remember WahPoo, 3 musketeers, the witch, panook Bros., Oscar, The Don Cornelius Stage, Semi Formals, B.O.C., Johnny Skull, Kanga at Clinton, Wackie, Raow-Raow, Jake's suicide attempt, Camp, last night, my fathers and brothers, contemplating. I, CHRIS MAIER, remember flat tire, SAPP, Saratoga, Doobie Brothers and other concerts with Cathy, friends at Burger King, my 21 kids, the big 67. I, SYLVIA MAJKA, remember hot Southern cities, cold Canadian Lakes, all true friends and fun times, Gert, Indian and being the uunhelmeted brown Locks hero. I, LAURA MAKARCHUK, remember Coneheads, Suke in the Nine-Mile at seven a.m. George Carlin, getting lost in Utica, camp- outs, Joe the Cat, and Fred, my horse. I, PAUL MALARA, remember the indian reservation with Sheila 8: Joe, EOMI, Camp, celler dwellers, Carol, Snow Banks, telephone poles, Trucks, Burger King with all the kids with trucks in Rome, orange dodge. I, BRIAN MANLEY, remember lunch hrs., movies, Summer of 78 , 7th per S.H., parties, Saturday Nite's , friends, comrades and even intelligent people, Also M.S.P.C. 8L K.K.K. I, JOE MANLEY, remember camping, the string record, the cycle, BOWSER, Precious Mosose, Frantic and most of all GERTRUDE. I, DAVE MARCOUILLER, remember parties, Mac and Elvis, The Rendezvous, cellar dwellers, and four years of ball-busting. I, TRACY MARKI-IAM, remember sports, losing F.H., Jr.Play and afterwards, bus rides, cramming and all the great people at H.P. I, JAY MARSH, remember l!2 bottle BV, Cast party, Cellar Dwellers, 120 to Gore, Pennies, tennis bus, swim team, Junior play, MOG, Chocolate chips, Frogs Thumbs. I, KAREN MARSH, remember funtimes with friends, Cindy, BOCES bus, Moose, March 13, 1978, Aerosmith, great times with that special and important person JEFF! I, LAURIE MARSHALL, remember the crate, people I'd like to forget, the black car, CURBI, the Yellow Crusier, softball, Jackie. I, CAROLINE MAW, remember Killbear, Sc-'76, Friday Nights in Barneveld'? , 'l6', adventures with Peg., B. Elem., Us 4, N.Y.C., W.D.C. A.C. 8a Deb, Jo, May 13th '77, x's, summers, being 8, NY Eve '77, the dream and my d-sh, Tex. I, BRIAN MC CABE, remember Kanga, Parties, South Trenton Mafia, time I was late for a B.B. Game, The time Ken got caught under the Car, slush muggy, drag racing and Mr. Dargiel Edward's and his dad. I, BRUCE MC CABE, remember Ken getting his foot run over, Running Cars, The Mad Greek, getting booted off Basketball, winning the T.V.L., B.B., Mr. Dargial Edwards, slush mugging, and all the good times with THE SOUTH TRENTON MAFIA, and all the Crazy Guys in H.P. I, LAUREL MC GHEE, remember popcorn, C.F.D.'s, State Fairs, camping, piggy, magazine, closets, snowbanks, B. Fair, Washing- ton Mud pies, VA, truck, tripping, hot dog, and many more great times with good friends. I, JANET MELLOR, remember working in A.V. with Mrs. Hinckley and the tricks we played, 9th grade social studies with Mr. Barnes and the trouble a few of us caused. I, JACKIE MILLER, remember Laurie, Jim, the crate, Dick, curbl, Kathy C., 'tgot a buck'? , some people I would like to forget, study halls, and numerous trips to Rome. I, MARK MONEY, remember Fools Gold, partying, talent shows, partying, State Fair, partying, Chem. lab, partying, class ISO, partying, and most of all a good close friend Donna P. I, DAVE MONTANY, remember late nightjams, parties, the dock, rock concert '78, blisters, Bart, Doobies, B.S., Chem. class, Fire Times, Boston, Buzz Patrol, and the stars from above! I, LIZ MORAT, remember Kathy's lst driving lesson, the mountainmen, the day Florence, Raisin, Kathy 62 I skipped school, the dog 8a the ditch, parties 8a ice cold swimming pools, Khristin, Erin 8a Steve. I, DALE MUNIENTE, remember the BOCES 500, the freshman baseball team, Darren Dorsino's black and brown shoes. I, JUANITA MYERS, remember getting walked on by the Colonel, being chased by Fred, horse bulls, watching the birth of a Moonbeam, Nature Trail, Driver Ed. and my clunker. I, KATHY MYERS, remember crazy campers, midnight swims, boat pickups, my little lifeguard: Dave, Crazy Cruising, Bite it! , four day weekend with Mike, B. fries, Jr. Play, good ole G.B., all my special friends. I, ED NIEDZIELSKI, remember the cheap shot ofthe year, Varsity track, Double sessions and the Cristian University. I, JACKIE OWENS, remember Wolfer's Delight, Vonder Veiner, Slapping Don, Disecting w! Rich 8t Mugs, Funky W., spin the hair- brush, Jeff M., Lisa, Pudge, raow raow, The R.B., Boo Boo, I won't run away, Semiformals, Prom, Teddy, Steve 8s Wink. I, ARTHUR PAPE, remember the party at the Buczek's Cabin. I, SHARI PARSONS, remember BOCES Bus, Animal, Mall, Banana, Savages, invitations, R.F.A. Football, Oriskany Basketball, Good Pizza, Rum and Coke, F.F.D. '78, R.J.C. Wrapples, j's, No. 4, V.E., D.L., A.R., Scott. I, KRIS PAVELICH, remember being an H.B. with Ellen, Racquette Lake, State Fairs with Laurel, camping trips, the hot dog that went to bed, tennis team, mistakes and July 6, 1976. I, LISA PERRY, remember J8:.J, Pizza Hut, The Sting, Bald Mt., Neisner's photos, Star Wars, Ding Ding, Junior Prom, Town and Country, Funky W., Chitt. game, Brantingham, and H.P.C.S. I, DEB PFLUKE, remember BOCES bus rides, the treads, Randy, Joan 8a friends, and all the good times skipping class, and getting in trouble. I, LIZ PISECK, remember B. Cake 8L Rag Waffles, Cruising, E.J.'s Party, N.Y.C., Washington D.C., Junior Play, What it is?, July 24, 1975, Oct. 4, 1978, camping at Delta, the roof, The Gorge, Buzz, Buzz 8L Buzz. I, COLLEEN PORTER, remember getting to know H.P.C.S., N.Y.C., Tony's, the class of '78, spaghetti, the gorge, having 'em on inside out, Hobart and Sandi, extra specially Brian, and so much more. I, SUE POTTER, remember over the hill, Last Stall, R.R. Tracks, Pink Floyd with K.J., hoodlums, Dome Parties, T.F. with Cathy Eddy, M.R., D.H., P.W., M.D., O.G., M.B.M., girls room 78-79, the people who I LOVE VERY MUCH, Julie LaChance, Stoneface, John Bohn. I, STEVE PROPER, remember pennies, canoe trips with hummle, fun with figlets, cellar dwellers, 120 to Gore, Jay's camp, water bottle, swim team, and all my friends. I, RAISIN QUINZI, remember Jr. Skip Day, camping, Sangria, m38z4, G.B., Drive-ins, Plays, Prom, double puke, Cruisin, lock your doors, tinkerbell, the race I won, white rug, dirty dozen, I knew that, a special person and a swan, special times, special people. I, SCOTT RACHA, remember all my friends, park plan, self-appointed park plan, park plan with a pen and all good times. l, ANNE RYAN RAMSEY, remember B.O.C.E.S., V.E. and S.P., Sept. 22nd. I, DAVE REDMOND, remember food wars, F.M., the Junior Play, Johnny Skull, Stittville basketball, playing tennis with Ernie, Sue, Cat, 8r Mike, The South Trenton Mafia and Clinton Hockey, concerts, Tony's,Jeff-813177, my friends and especially partying with THE STITTVILLE CREW. I, JEFF REILLY, remember flutter board wars, Clifton Park and Coach Pawlick, CThe Slavedriverj, the basement of the Craeford's, Cross Country '78 and our undefeated swim teams of 76-79. I, NORENE RELYEA, remember conventions, the swan , broken beds and B.R., T.M., and R.J. I, BRIAN ROBERTS, remember Mr. Thrush, S.S., M.D., State Fair '78, passing Pintos, Chemistry, my beast, the dead bird in Mech. Dr. golf, soccer, and driving after 9:00. Feb. l 7 Oct. 27 May 18 March 5 Oct. 17 Dec. 28 Feb. 19 Dec. 15 Nov. 9 Sept. 25 April 4 July 12 Dec. I4 Jan. 13 June 9 Aug. 9 Aug. 19 Nov. 14 March 12 June 15 Sept. 9 March 18 Jan. 10 Jan. 24 Dec. 8 April 25 June 29 Aug. I4 June 22 Nov. l l Feb. I9 June 14 Aug. 30 Sept. 28 April 3 July 31 March 8 Aug. 10 April 23 July 23 Dec. 27 Sept. 21 April 23 Sept. 30 I, DEAN ROBERTS, remember Una the Tuna, Slacks, W.O., Carrats, C.P., and By the way what time is it? I, GARY ROBERTS, remember Bowling in Rome, McDonalds, Concerts, Parties at Rick's, Baileys, M.B.N.A., Saturday morning hangovers, a close friend Jeff. I, BONNIE ROCOUE, remember winning sectionals and bcing league champs in SOFTBALL, beating Caz. l-0, volleyball, field hockey, basketball, Sexy I-II-III, Soggy, Tami, Hughzie, Boulders, Cinderella, Mama C. 8L M.. and friends. I, SHERRY LAST ROSS, remember farmer, Valerie, Joe, Peter Pan and Hoke's party, Barry, wild weekends, cold nights, B's trailer, mistakes, 2f25!78, married life, 8l24f78, birth, T.B., BOCES, shifting, parties. I, KEN RUNNINGER, remember llth grade lunches, BOCES rides with treads , Junior Prom, Pitch Games, Bouncing Jello, Driver Ed., Park Plan, A good friend G.T., and much more. I, STEVE SALISBURY, remember Lunch with TFH, some very good friends, May 30, April 14, Silver boots, Washington trip, Whiplashl, pepper, Doc, Stretch, Lab with Destructive Rod, and the Junior Prom. I, JUDY SAULEVICS, remember Track and being TVL Champs, coach Di-Di, X-Country, Stranded in Amsterdam, up in the air . . . , Sexy I-Il-III, Jr. Prom, A.C., Friends, Empire State Games '78, and especially the summer of '78l! I, LAUREN SCHREPPEL, remember partying with the class of '78, Shakes, Locked doors, Barb Smith , RAID, the 4's, No. l track team, D.S.M., Buzzy, Quita, Squashes, Turnips, Lemmons, Mr. Steak 8a Mr. Molsens, Peggy, Muggsy, and my best buddy. I, CHRIS SCHRIDER, remember BOCES 500, Darren's black and brown shoes. I, SCOTT SCHULZ, remember 112 quart of B.V., April Fools Day and The Pigs, The Cellar, Malachi Brothers, Tennis Bus, Party Plan, Concerts, The Hoodlums and all good times with great friends. I, BART SEBASTIAN, remember 151, FOOLS GOLD, having pizza with the ol' man, Old Forge, Spaghetti, Concerts, State Fair, and my friends for the best times of my life. I, GARY SEELMAN, remember Mr. Dargie's wood shop class and The Mad Greeks power tech class, Bidy-Boody-Bidy, The Mrs. I, SUZANNE SEILERS, remember Brass lamp flies and orange dreams, Joe Tripp, a harmonica and Oh Suzanna, A french boy, Mrs Markham, swim team, Jethro Tullness. I, MIKE SHAW, remember the golf bus, Food Wars, broken dishes, Lunchtime, Doc's class, April 18, 1977, and good times with close friends. I, MARC SHERMAN, remember Todd and Genesis Concerts, The Gorge, Partying, Wash., N.M., State of my mind address, April Fools, The Presidency, New Years, Sunsets, Friends. I, MOLLY SHERMAN, remember frosting and paint wars, 5:30 am, Jr. Play, G.B., shorts, sailing, screwdrivers, 5!5!78, Gaige's Party Ca littlej, Gore, Jr. Prom, camping, the ice cave, trail blazing at Turin and special friends. I, ANNA SIMONS, remember the Junior Play, lockers 239-39, every other Tuesday, ST 8t TB, Heavy Foot, Sore Throat, special friends, the curve, and Gin. l, DAN SMITH, remember partying with Brian and George, the black bomber, building a Mustang, Sunday Mornings, comando raids, and crusin'. I, SHELLEY SNYDER, remember B.T.P. 78, canoeing, A fire in Sth grade, a Brisk run, Tinkerbell, wolfing, 9th grade, the V.V. game, I knew that, And two special friends and teachers, Mr. Caton and Mr. Cooney. I, CHARLOTTE STANGER, remember HPCS, all my friends, 4fl2l75, Mrs. Markowski's shorthand classes, Yearbook Club, and Mrs. Cole. I, ART STARK, remember park plan, raising cane in the student lounge and bugging the teachers. I, ELLEN SULLIVAN, remember the interview, 52.84, P.J., Jr. Skip Day, The birthday presents, Broken Glass, Chipmunk's visit, Stranded in Amsterdam, The Countdown, Marching, Prospect Church, Protocol, Isis, Delta. I, ANNA SUTHERLAND, remember bus rides to basketball games, Jan. 6, 1976, BOCES, Junior Play, Track Teem No. 1 and all the other good times and most of my friends. I, ABBIE SYKES, remember short summers, movies, parkin', the cop, broken promises unfulfilled dreams that will never be. all my friends and family, and a lot of very special people. I, CHERYL SYKES, remember cruisin, Lori, Lissa, Tina, my silk suit and McDonalds, the Nova 8t Turin Road, Big Macs and fries, WOUR, REO Concert and most of all Brian. l, LORI TELLER, remember The Pink Room, Tina's tooth work and Cheryl, Lissa's driving, shorthand class, all the good partys and someone very special, Bob. I, VICKI TORRENCE, remember 7f8!78 at Floyd Field days, skipping school, tuna fish sandwiches, meeting Thailand Joe, JJ's every weekend, my broken heart, my great summer, concerts, sailing 8t Bri. I, ELLEN TOURTELOT, remember all the good times with Kris, the HB's and others, twitch, Rabbits and Rams, Cambell's Soup, puppets, soccer games, September 30, 1977, and especially Greg. I, GINNY TRASK, remember The Junior Play Cast Party, opening night, Junior Prom, Musical, S.T., T.B. 239-39, every other Tues day, Reckless Driving, Sore Throat, Anna. I, JOE TRIPP, remember N.Y.C. 8t WASH. D.C. Hookers looking for business, Jr. Play, Jr. Prom, Kingston 8t Swannies, Parties, Selling everything, Spanish with Gertrude, Math Lab, 9!l2!77, Being a chaperone in N.Y.C., WOW NENE, L.L., Mrs. P., B.M.M.IV, and talking with very special friends. I, MIKE TUCKER, remember the green rug, tire places, giffer hill, cruising, 4th period studyhall. I, DEB VANDRESAR, remember B.O.C.E.S. 500, New York City, North Carolina, summer of 78, parties, March 3, Mike, Jr. Prom, laughing, BOCES skip day, Dela, coming and going, seventh heaven. I, DON VANDRESAR, remember when we caught Brad with a girl from Remsen, and when we went crusen in the winter time. I, CLINT VANIIATTEN, remember J.T., The Gen Park Plan and All The Friends I Made in H.P. I, SUE VANNICOLA, remember Partying, I'm Freaking Out, almost killing me and Bobby, Saratoga 78, Johnsonis party, What's Happening, Bret and Beaver, but mostly I remember Will. I, WENDY VANVRANKEN, remember being a freshman, Waiting for Park Plan, Camping trip, Ball games and Bus rides, H.S. Con- certs and Musicals, Benched, friends and good times at H.P. I, JEFF WALL, remember Basketball, Baseball, Otterlake Camp, Jr. Prom, Skyler Dr.-In, Star Wars, Bald Mt., Being No. 1 In Base- ball '78, Wiz, Clem, Bush, Jake, Elvis, and Mac. I, VIVECA WARDLE, remember summers in Cape Cod, sailing, Grease ,junior play, gossiping with Joe, life-saver , Clem Kadiddlehoppern, and all my friends at H.P. I, PEGGY JO WHITE, remember the hotel,junior prom, my adventures with Caroline, friendly bat, G.R., S.M.A., meeting with Bucky, cruisin, Varie, Jay, 7th period study hall. LLOYD WILLIAMS I, BARB WOLCOTT, remember F.U.Z., Bubba and the space cadets, Hotel Moore. Trenton Falls, Cheryl playing football, Summer of '77, B.H. and Most of all Pickle. 1, JOANNE WOODHOUSE, remember the NATURE Trail, Chicken Pox, Junior Proms, Park Plan, and my very first unchaper- oned DATE, Summer '78, and my past, present, and future with Albert Parkhurst. I, KEN WOODHOUSE, remember all the great Parties, The BOCES H5007 and most ofall the CIIICANERY and TOM FOOLERY that Jeff Burris and I did. I, NORB ZIELONKA, remember Stittville's New Word , Stittville Studs, The Fort, tanking, Partying, Ernie at Tony's, Hinckley Bridge with E.D., M.Q., G.L., J.W., K.E., S.L., and Moe, also good times in the 442. Partiers: Bart Sebastian, Ellen Sullivan Slackers: Dianne Ferguson, Mark Money Outstanding E Devils: David Lang, Eillen Kuhn Hot Rodders: Rich Edwards, Cheryl Doyle Seniors? i Most Athletic: Bonnie Rocque, Janice Lynskey, Aaron Christiana, Steve Maher Class Couple: Jeff Wall and Lisa Perry Most Creative: Marc Sherman, Collen Porter Brownies: Ann Ellis, Joe Tripp Conformist: Mark Klossner, 7 Nonconformists: Sharon Blask, Bernie Haskell Flirt: Glee Gaige Flirt: Bruce Horton ww Geniuses: Jo Joanne Adams, Mark DuBiel Best looking: Wendy VanVrzmken, Darren Dorsino rpw ERQV' 'SN ww ffl. ff , 1 t , L -it T I L . ,, is A WW Q-A ... - wx ff xy F gt if- - Q - ww LQ fa , . - 'tj X M., L gf, 3. tx -Q M H.. 5, L - ESMX 4. Q- K fir 'Sz ' J 5 f : ., .s . -m x W , A it QL-Q. gg ,A . . . M-: EM .g..m.- M in , i' 1 -. . BT ' .A . 3. yi-1 ' 1' W'- ' -5121 -- 1 Jiigisz. , - lsr:-if S ' Everybody's buddies: Florence Lamb, Rich Howlett, JoAnn Ballard, Dave Cuton Most likely to succeed: Brian Roberts, Surah Barnes WMM-9 W9- ,I Preolous and Few King: Richard P. Edwards Queen: Michelle Lonsberry The Court: Don VanDresar and Dela Gigliotti Rich Howlett and Laurie Pape Brian Roberts and Shelley Snyder Lauren Schreppel and Jim Wallaber Florence Lamb and Daryl Massey Roz Bortiatynski and Frank Leone may 12, 1978 -v-.S If H They Run in Our Family f . , Q CAST. Row 1: J. Reilly, D. Caton, J. Marsh J. Tripp, R. Howlett, B. Horton, A. Haney. Row 2: R. Edwards, A. Ellis, G. Trask, M. CREW. Row l: A. Simons, D. lfantera, A, Sutherland, J. Blake, J. Adams, K. Pavelich Row 2: S. Proper, J. Ballard, J. Marsh, C. Lauren, A. Christiana, D. Bessmer, D. Hum Senior Play November 11 8t 12, 1978 Directors: J. Pawliok, D. Heburn Student Director: A. Simons MW ami. ..WmW,,,,, W We W , , Sherman, I . Lamb, C. Doyle, S. 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V H! bf f - 9 , 9 9 , 4 i V , -is ' gsm,.., knit! V -l f 6 ' 3 A 'ff' :Qi f' fag F 'Sv an - rf 1 fr I 7 if f n r Z' -H M ll J K f fr' I f Q, 62 i i L +25 QE 431 'ikffaww wuv.'Ll,,,,,.A W 5 2 The Junior Very Great Sherlock Dil'9Ct0I'SI D. Heburn J. Pawlick iz? YW? Z Vx 54? Wzqjg mf , LE. f :Sigh r r L ,,,, ,errr M - ,r r rf 5 1 3 S 2 1 z Z ii Play Grandson of Holmes Student Director: -. Piseck ,M is gm ,E ,W ...ai if Crew: S. Alexander, J. Ballard, S. Barnes, D. Bartholomew, D. Bess- er, K. Black, T. Bliss, L. Bogan, J. DeTrag1ia, C. Doyle, D. Fantera, E. Ferguson, G. Gaige, R. Howlett, E. Kuhn, C. Laurin, B. Lewicki, VI. Lonsberry, S. Maher, C. Maier, T. Markham, J. Marsh, C. Maw, . Pavelich, S. Proper, S. Quinzi, D. Redmond, N. Relyea, B. Roberts, . Saulevics, S. Schulz, A. Simons, S. Snyder, Sullivan, A. Suther- land, J. Tripp, V. Wardle. 1-niihui i gs., . NN .f...a,iaasfn:sMs w Cast: D. Bessey, D. Caton, A. Christiana, M. Dubiel, R. Edwards, A. Ellis, B. Horton, F. Lamb, L. McGhee, K. Myers, J. Owens, M. Sher man, G. Trask. ffl fig iI.fef2',iif'L7i7 9, :W elif W Mr . James F. Kelly High School Principal Mr. J ack L. Eckdahl Assistant Principal wsfiiif. ,gl5,1-. , ff' ,mgf i if uegiag, sr L, . in , it Mrs. Nancy Pelton Secretary Administration Mrs. Evelyn Horton Receptionist bus.-,mr Mrs. Peg Murray Attendance Mr. John McMonag1e Guidance Guidance 'HOW 2 ,A S1 it-his 'haf wr -ra xxx . - ew sw-'W Q Nj 3-R F34 , 6 r 9 .fy Kim im, ,M WW Wu , 4 if-m., Mr. Carl Goodwill Mrs. Connie Roberts Guidance Guidance Assistant X ,W Mr. Thomas Hayden Superintendent of Schools Board of Education and Central Office Finance Officer l l Board of Education: Mr. William Buell, Mr. Milton Smith, Mr. J olm Killian, President, Mr. William Edwards, J r., Mr. Edward Hinge. 4' sg. Mr. Jeremiah McDonnell .,,. 1 . L 5 1 5 SEX lemme' :-- ',- xl L -L xf 7,:57.f E IEEE : E K . - 5 -. X ' '- ' . -eff? i few - 75 - -S-sa -5 eagle . f meer- . i .fr '- B X ...l . K ,QE .. l.r, I V ,krr :,rE l::,,:. . T Q3 : mf wmffysg. K gig K s . .. 5' ' 'L 4 . W gas? is-1 E 1 ir . r.,. , fi ' i 'eff .Q .-ei' l 7E im , . . .- . 5 fr' ,.., Q, X.. Mrs. Rita Fumia District Secretary . I Mrs. S. Sylvester Mrs. S. Bartholomew Mrs. A. Loomis Mrs. J. Hotton PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. H. LaConte, Miss K. Cos- tello, Mr. W. Dalton, Mr. F. Lisewski. Adams, Mr. W. Evans. I 113'- x .,,. f. ART: Mr. B. Ure, Mrs. D. Davis. DRIVER EDUCATION: Mr. I-I. Hutton, Mr. P. Swistak. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. E. Butterworth, Mr. A. Grieco Mr. J. Dargie. LANGUAGES: Mrs. M. Williams, Miss J. Pawlick, Mrs. R. Hosp. LIBRARIAN: Mrs. S. Sallustio. SOCIAL STUDIES. Seated: Miss E. McMahon, Mr. R. Reynolds, Mrs. W. Goodrow. Standing: Mr. K. Martin, Mr. D. Crist, Mr. R. Gates, Mr. J. Barnes. 2, fi fi I2 ENGLISH. Seated: Mrs. K. Harvey, Mrs. P. Pylman, Mrs. L. Groben, Mrs. J. Klossner, Mrs. B. Watson, Ms. S. Pike. Standing: Mr. K. Martin, Mrs. D. Kiggins, Mr. J. Capodiferro. Absent: Mrs. R. Matteson. Faculty BUSINESS: Mrs. J. Gray, Mr. D. Hebur Mrs. J. Good. B it 2 I. 4'll,imhZQt2 maui E at V--2 E-Qif J, s ,. S .3 1,4 UU' N555 IXUS? MM 97 WE FINEST 1 SCIENCE: Mrs. E. Pulhamus, Mr. F. Dittl, Mr. D. Schue, Dr. B. Dey Mrs. K. Clarey, Mrs.'V. Cole. AGRICULTURE: Mr. J. Tryon. F 5 Q Jg. 5 .' :Q MATHEMATICS: Mr. F. Ditt1,Mr.J. Q g:'g Hoke, Mrs. G. McGhee, Mr. J. Smith, riff: f Mr. R. Cooney. ' . I It l HEALTH: Mr. R. Hood. INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA: Mr. M. Matteson. ...ss .19 A X L--. Yun-ani . M M Holland Patent Middle Sehool: Row l: R. Bailey, S. Lebro, V. Beecher, D. Gridlcy, M. Deming, ll. lfisher, C. Parzyeh, A. Lapham, T. Beck, D. Clarkin. Row 2: J. Sherman., li. Slusarezyk, L. Boardman, T. Leach, C. Waas F. Butterworth, K. Srcea, L. Boureheron, K. Kcnipf, P. Robinson. Row 3: lf. Nowak, S. O'Bryan, D. Helmer, P. Parryeh, K. Burt. D. Mueica, J. Hosp, R. Rcuter, R. Caldwell, T. DeMars. Barneveld Elementary: Row li S. Lanning, J. Laseurettes, J. Isle, L. Coleman, C. Ure, B. Priee, A. Giaeobbc, C. Marineau. Row 2: B. Tryon, K. Allen, W. Taylor, R. Roberts, E. Rouse, P. Gates, E. Collins, M. Schaefer. Holland Patent Elementary: Row 11 N. Roberts, S. Williams, D. Boak, A. Marlowe, B. Dittl, B. Redmond, H. Johnson, R. Ossont, B. Credle, M. Carrier. Row 2: C. Jones, B. Field, B. Dolle, M. Werbovetz, R. Davidson, R. Roberts, P. Tinker, B. Perry, L. Caldwell, D. Domagal, J. Jones. GENERAL WILLIAM FLOYD ELEMENTARY! Row 1: P. Sanders, P. Jamieson, J. Farr, M. DeLong, B. Kowalski, M. Leach, J. Ward, C. Zaleski, P. Hierholzer, S. Firley. Row 22 L. Shaler, B. Clark, N. Minogue, E. Abele, K. Rishel, N. Ward, J. Guarini, Principal, H. Lunning, E. Neugebauer, B. Montgomery, G. Snyder. JANITORSZ J. Shepard, L. Shaler, L. Cook, B. Miller. ' - -f .- ssil f ur .gs 3 3 .ss .Q 53 lf.. Q, sf . figs X Q. 33' K 'X T. A :I ls ., r i . -'ii' G X -K ss- vs 'EQ' 'S .. A .... sa 3 5, .... . , 'W 35145 r Q is . ww I sas: imihi .A H W S we ew CAI-'ETERIA STAlfl : Row 1: Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Krise, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Mirmig. Row 2: Mrs. Harter, Mrs. Halpin, Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Maikranz, Mrs Jones, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Jones. Row 3: Mrs. Hcldman, Mrs. arcup, Mrs. Oaster, Mrs. Schulz. J U . T1 O S F 9 S h m 9 I1 X fsmumiin. . Advisors: J. Hoke, J. Smith Officers: M. Hinge, N. Manley, J. Antonuk, A. Kowalski ig? Advisors: G. McGhee, E. McMahon Officers: W. Smith, T. Hoffman, T. Agen, K. Whittman. Advisors: J. Barnes, fr, Dittle Officers: R. Steffan, A. Manley, K. Dalton, B. Hoffman. OMEROOM 110. Row 1: L. Dorsino, J. Carr, Delaney, R. Cirtwell, T. Conover, S. Carey, . Cushman, R. Bunal. Row 2: B. Carr, C. urley, K. Dalton, C. Clark, J. Donley, C. urant, R. Come, M. Edgar. Row 3: C. arro, A. Burris, J. DeCarr, D. Cole, D. hristensen, R. Cardinal, J. Coe, S. Davis. Freshmen HOMFROOM 109. Row 1: B. Annu, M.. Albieker, G. Anderson, R. Boxall, D. Adams, D. Barnard, B. Buczkowski, D. Ballister. Row 2: C. Adams, J. Bunal, J. Brodock, C. Bartholomew, K. Bliss, B. Anken, S. Bogan, C. Brooks. Row 3: M. Buczek, D. Bessemer, J. Boyd, M. Buell, J. Benedict, Mr. Black, C. Atwater. HOMEROOM lll. Row 1: J. Farr, E. Flet- cher, S. Fallon, J. Harter, J. Gorski, C. Fazekus, T. Hobin, S. Fiumara, M. Gillette. Row 2: D. Hood, K. Hawkins, M. Foley, J. Flemming, R. Hammon, J. Foxwell, P. Hat- zingcr, D. Garrow, M. Herring. Row 3: B. Hoffman, S. Hinge, K. Evans, S. Heyscue, C. Grant, L. Emad, C. Edgett, P. Gaige, M. Haskell. HOMEROOM 112. Row 1: R. Ketchum, N. Jones, K. Hughes, T. Jones, C. Jones, J. Ireland, M. Jones Row 2: M. Key, A. Hummel, J. Klossner, S. Jackson, R. Hughes, R. Kennedy, E. Kotary, B. Howlett Row 3: J. Kinney, T. Kotary, C. Jones, A. Kraeger, K. Lacomb, C. Knisely HOMEROOM 114. Row 1: M. Money, B. Murtaugh, S. Millard, D. Miller, J. Morris, M. Pagen, L. Murren, B. Pfendler Row 2: B. Merithew, L. Minnig, J. Mifflin, H. Mowat, V. Owen, M. Mueller, T. Mullen, F. Mowers, J. Peters Row 3: A. Pelton, G. Miglin, C. Myers, A. Moskin, R. Mullen, T. Northrup, P. Miglin, J. Orendorf, L. Morey, J. Mierek 3 5,1 -f. S s HOMEROOM 113. Row 1: J. Lebuis, B. Mc- Laughlin, J. Lusky, K. MacLaughlin, G. Menard, G. McGilvray, D. Leneghen Row 2: L. Makarchuk, A. Marek, G. Lighthall, B. Lee K. Maraszek, T. Leone, E. Lindsey, L. Larkin, K. Mack Row 3: C. Luciano, P. Mahanna, T. McNaney, T. Lubin, A. Max- well, D. Lynskey, A. Manley, 1 2 1 1 1 Q IOMEROOM 116. Row 1: G. Thompson, M. ptemmer, E. Shilling, T. Thomas, R. Schwert- egcr, B. Silfer, D. Tanoury, Row 2: T. Singer, J. Smith, R. Steffen, C. Stefanski, B. Stark, ,. Snyder, N. Sorrell, Row 3: P. Taverna, D. lnyder, C. Seelman, C. Stevens, S. Schwert- eger, D. Taylor. HOMICROOM ll5. Row l: K. Sehrider, B. Pllieger, M. Phillips, J. Rogers, H. Sargent, J. Raymond, A. Potter, G. Schumakcr, K. Schweinsberg. Row 2: B. Rocker, G. Ruffrug S. Schram, L. Ree, D. Porter, li. Roberts, M. Pfluke, S. Porter. Row 3: K. Powell, G. Pink! erton, C. Roman, K. Quinn, L. Robenski, B. Putnam, C. Pope, T. Robenski. HOMEROOM ll7. Row l: B. Williams, H. Wall, P. Woodruff, S. Welch, D. Williams, R. Westcott, W. Troxell, Row 2: C.Wcl1s, J. Vandcrvcr, V. Vannicola, D. Tittus, T. Zitka, B. Zimmer, A. Wilson, P. Vunk, Row 3: K. Yager, J. Ulrich, B. Warcup, J. Yocum, K. VanDresar, M. Williams, S. VanDresar. C Sophomores HOMEROOM 118. Row 1: T. Albicker, S. Bolton, D. Barnard, D. Buczek, J. Bohn, D. Braue, J. Behr, T. Buczek, E. Armstrong. Row 2: D. Bartholomew, M. Beaudette, M. Bauer, B. Ballister, L. Anderson, A. Burris, L. Bailey, A. Bradley. Row 3: J. Annis, M. Berrus, M. Buczek, S. Bloomfield, G. Beiderbecke, J. Baum, D. Blake, T. Agen, A. Brown, D. Bur- nett. HOMEROOM 120. Row 1: W. Gigliotti, J. Hammon, R. Hughes, M. Girven, T. Hoff- man, T. Heburn, J. Hoke, K. Hoch, C. Hunt- ington. Row 2: K. Furmanski, N. Henry, F. Howard, S. Guillaume, B. Gambill, T. Gates, J. Hinge, T. Hopsicker, N. Heldman. Row 3: D. Humpf, T. Furlong, P. Hoffman, B. Hinck- ley, J. Hughes, C. Hazzard, C. Hover, D. Hughes. 88 HOMEROOM 119. Row 1: J. Carro, M. Edd S. Fiumara, M. Frank, P. Farley, P. Farr, G. Davidson, D. Case, T. Fallon. Row 2: B. Edick, E. Doolittle, R. Croop, S. Friermuth, M. Divine, Mr. Engstrom, S. Ferguson, C. Ernst, D. Davies, J. Converse. Row 3: L. Carney, P. Decker, D. Dubiel, G. Evans, K. Dexter, J. Ernst, L. Emmerick, T. Ernst, Y. Davis, P. Field, L. Caputo, S. Clark. HOMEROOM 123. Row 1: A. Miller, D. Maier, J. Millick, M. Lynskey, C. Martin, J. Majka, J. Maher, M. Menard. Row 2: K. Mc- fann, E. Maikranz, P. Martin, S. Maraszek, B. Miller, D. Markham, W. Maxell, H. Mc- Ghee. Row 3: B. Maw, M. Mack, L. McNaney, L. Mierek, D. Lonsberry, S. Marino, A. Mahanna, HOMEROOM 121. Row 1: B. Lastowicka, E. Lighthall, R. Indcrmill, S. Kelsey, J. Knower, J. Johnson, J. Lawlor, L. Lastowicka, S. Koor Row 2: K. Jones, J. Johnston, G. Kinney, P. Hurley, G. Jackson, B. Kelly, N. Kirk, D. Jones, C. Jones. Row 3: M. Isele, J. Killian, D. Leahy, C. Jonson. C. Kibiuk, B. Kccsler, P. Kotary, D. Laurin, A. Lang, D. Jones. HOMEROOM 125. Row 1: F. Proper, K. Pugh, D. Muse, F. Puddcr, M. Putnam, J. Payne, G. Redmond. Row 2: M. Perry, S. Potter, A. Montany, J. Nelbach, B. Morris V. Moulton, S. Pugh, L. Porter. Row 3: L. Pouliot, B. Mogenson, K. Pavelich, L. Red- mond, D. Ray, V. Pine, P. Murray. 89 HOMEROOM 132. Row l.: S. Suba, R. Robenski, M. Strumpfler, G. Schumaker, D. Shallenberg, B. Rickard, J. Surace, T. Symonds, P. Sherman. Row 2: R. Reynolds, D. Roberts, J. Shields, M. Stevens, J. Taverna, W. Roeque. Row 3: S. Schulz, H. Siegel, B. Squillace, R. Smith, K. Schreppel, C. Rutledge, L. Reiss, W. Smith. Juniors HOMEROOM 101. Row l: R. Cornell, J. Bogan, A. Donley, S. Doble, D. Beach, M. Dosiek, J. Bonvieino. Row 2: K. Bidwell, T. Bunal, K. Denison, J. Behr, C. Brodock, J. Antonuk, C. Beiderbecke. Row 3: M. Dunn, J. Cole, H. Cropsey, C. Clark, T. Anna, L. Carney, C. Bolton, A. Brown. 90 5 e HOMEROOM 134. Row l: R. Williams, L. Wilson, M. Pape, R. Wallace, M. Tourtelot, E. Woodhouse, M. Walker. Row 2: K.Wozna, L. Wiley, S. Vanderver, V. Teti, J. Walega, D. Trask, T. Wittman, D. Viscosi. Row 3: G. Wiedemann, P. Wahl, M. Walters, K. Tourtelc L. Ueltschi, J. Vunk. A il 4 -IOMEROOM 103. Row l: S. Keeney, J. iratzenberg, G. Jackson, A. Koerner, B. -indsey, D. Jones, J. VanBuskirk, T. Jarosz, J. Klossner. Row 2: C. Hotton, S. Koor, J. Celly, J. Hovey, B. Bliss, D. Taylor, T. Len- ion, J. Key, P. Keesler, A. Kowalski. Row 3: C. Hsiao, R. Kelsey, L. Johnston, L. Ireland, l. Jones, L. Kotary, D. Leone, N. Manley, K. ilossner, B. Last. if i 1 HOMEROOM 102. Row li K. Gardner, M. Hayes, li. Dzuira, M. Hinge, J. Hinckley, B. Edwards, M. Fox. Row 2: E. Findlay, D. Hart, R. Haney, C. Godfrey, L. lfarney, J. Grisham, R. Grower, J. Fox. Row 3: T. Ifur long, D. Gigliotti, D. Hoffman, N. Evans, R. Edgar, R. Galime, A. Giacobbe, P. Bloom- field, D. Hoffman, S. Gokey. HOMEROOM 104. Row l: M. Miller, lf. Robenski, B. Rocker, E. Prather, W. Ram- sey, R. Raymond. Row 2: C. Pape, B. Reiss, R. Rees, V. Mierck, H. Pudder, G. Pflieger, M. Qualley, Y. Pudder, C. Raymond. Row 3: A. Mursch, C. Richards, V. Pfender, W. Myers, L. Pape, C. Ransom, M. Mifflin, T. Rogers, D. McGilvray. HOMEROOM 106. Row lt Ii. Schram, R. Stark, J. Slaga, B. Slusaronco, B. Sutherland T. Schumaker. Row 2: A. Stark, N. Schwert- feger, S. Smith, R. Stcfanski, A. Silfer, G. Schweinsberg, S. Siegel, D. Rickmyer. Row 3: J. Schue, J. Schue, V. Symonds, S. Surace, J. Scheidclmun, L. Sherman, H. Stukey, M. Scholcfield, J. Schrider, J. Shilling, M. Snyder. 3' 4. . - ,. . .X ..... HOMEROOM 108. Row 1: J. Vanderver, C Teller, S. Thomas, P. Yaworski, C. Zitka, C. Zielonka, T. Westcott. Row 2: D. Tittus, J. Williams, C. Witt, T. Wandle, C. York, S. Williams, T. Zielenski. is 5 N.-N...eN.+.s,. i ' X ', M. BOCES. Row 1: T. Furlong, V. Symonds, S. Surace, A. Ramsey, J. Mellor, WI. Evans, V. Edgett, D. Paparella, L. Deeley. low 2: B. Slusarenco, D. Laskowski, K. Woodhouse, W. Ramsey, B. Shepherd, J. Johnson, D. Barnard, J. Lawlor, K. Hein, K. Runninger. Row 3: P. Farley, E. Niedziel- ski, T. Woodward, B, Rocker, R. Stefanski, 2. Hawkins, D. Walker, H. Kraeger, G. Far- 'o, F. Anken, T. Zielinski. l A. M. BOCES. Row l: J. Stone, K. Van- Aernam, P. Perez, D. Buczek, L. Sciortino, K. Dominy, J. Law, B. Jester. Row 2: S. Fletcher, K. Tyler, K. Dibble, D. Howland, J. Harvey, J. Tucker, J. Cook, D. Muniente Row 3: lf. Streiff, S. Butkiewicz, J. lfarda, P. Shields, T. Howland, S. Broadbent, J. Coe, M. O'Nei1, S. Johnson. Row 4: D. Bartholomew, D. Walker, T. Zielinski, P. Maikranz, A. Haskell, R. Krueger, M. Mc- Bride, T. Bunal, W. Hammon, B. Howard. 5 K W f .E er , it? X r f ,. ewzwww5Q1iswifawQvwvrwwemmaa-:fsza::mM1.ww,memf64mM-zwwfwsffwwH:1Qaiafwwe1:QQnaa:veawammmrfmwmwmmmwa amwvwwfmmwm ,www .L,.,,,TM s Aan' K Swv L! . ,,..fff'fL LLLL L if W J K L. RL . S ff L . , L LL L L ft gy ' - 1 I ,L Q. 3. Q? -L'- . ..,. Q. - g - 7 ,t . .. , Q 5 f ,Q L.A..A L -' L L .. I J k i , i L 5 -f 'A-L'L V ' A L th f ' , 3. fig Lf L. Qs 'E-IQ, is Eff mf L f ' 2 L . - ,, T5-L LL its L m,hA L L v, L f .L 1 5' ' f JW? - -,.L L LL '49 . 'J W' L ' it -.'- , A 3 L L L S -I Y' X ' l f-L.. Qmsxsi F, J 1' 2 ' L . l Row 1: M. Sherman. S. Proper, S. Schulz, J. Marsh, R. Howlett, D. Bessey. Row 2: M. Divine, J. Knowcr, C. Witt, A. Hinge, lf. Proper, J. Reilly, Boys' Tennis I .af fe . , ff Girls Golf J. Shilling, A. Brower, J. Antonuk, E. Findlay, A. Giacobbe, P. Field, T. Reichenberg, A. Van- Buskirk, V. Pfendler, P. Shaver, Coach Ward. ,. s- 9 .ww Zixf Boys' Golf .ff-' L.. f 1 l .lil M. Shaw, T. Rogers, R. Jones, D. Redmond, J. Williams, M. Klossner, J. Klossner, R. Cornell, B. Roberts, L. Lonsberry, M. DuBiel. ',-nw.v,vw Girls' Varsity Softball The Girls, Varsity Softball Team ended a successful season by Winning the Tri-Valley League and advancing to the finals ofthe Section 3 tourna- ment. lfirst Row: A. Ellis, T. VanDresar, B. Roe- que, J. Lynskey, C. Hughes, K. Doolittle, D. Tanoury. Second Row: S. Schulz, L. Kil- lian, J. Adams, R. Rees, N. Manley, A Brown, '15 k W f ,ul Q 'V B. Keesler, L. Hover, D. Cligliotti, Mr. Mueiea. f NV M y W .pg .Ct 11.1 -5, . . T T . T A AV ? Yi a 'f?'A 5 rwiwifimir ifhri t 'nj Mt a ff? . ..+ J'fE255f?f l.'7lf 413, H is ?f 'Q5 S ,,,..,......,,,,f. . A 'ss V fi iv S D X.. A 'A N. x Girls' .1.v. Softball 4 XX. L53 E 5. K X in Z 2 i I I lf I I l I I I I I i I I l E Z if W-.. ....,...,..,W...-...-.. .. -....-r 1.:,e.e... we .s.'.,'s., gn' lfirst row: P. Bloomfield, D. Wiley, R. Samson, D. Ferguson, E. Sullivan, J. Adams. Second Row: S. Torrence, D. Burnett, M. Buczek, P. Perez, P. Oaks, B. Brown, L. Redmond. C. Hover, J. Killian, B. Doolittle. Q is 5 21 I First row: Coach Lisewski, D. Howland, T. Hart, C. Godfrey, J. Wall, E. House, J. Hughes, M. Odrzykowski, A. Christiana, B. McCabe, S. Hughes, T, Hart, K. Sullivan. Varsity Baseball f A ' wg A 4 lsr' Q '2 I i ','!i p i x ' R 55 K ,-2 21 , ir an. wa s . lf riAQ . . M - xi ,QQ if q.. ,- - 'N':5,5:.' J C ' ' Elf' 5 75:55 M' - K ' , ., - lbs.: r lug - .1 .,.. M aw, . , ..x., 2s. -2, 2 . .. .. , , ., 1.w..-,fm ..-ws-.s.s,,ears3R5Xas .-is . - ...,..f,.,.a,.1w3,-fe.,...,.,m , , - , . . , . K axaaamrsm is . ,. . 5 -. i ' . if- 5 -zfiifzl 1, 1-ix, sw. :QXWSP?2'iex?Qf:Lir::--J25234555 ' iw- ' N M wagwllwiiw Y -- R x4swsf.,,1f2z,fffifiikiiisfaiilla 1-iff fi? Ja i: Al:-A if .5 1. Xia- ., if , A Q ' -fe V . lv! Nkwkag A X... M ,,,?,,:Ku 5 gi , -- -3 -s.. 5. ,.., 12 .. s.-sf-rr.. A wiilfwitf ,re-af' - -- -' A a 1 . ' fawssw L A s ff ai --He 3. r an r ,,.g53j.f: , 3 ' - ' ' s F -.:f,.'1. Ng.. W.-?.:,,. H 1 s ' 5 r sig- A YQ I 1 . ra l! -:Y r ii'-'fgiigfg ' R:eiiw..fQ-eaazggsw 3 X ' frsv 1 assays- . , , .... , . S '11 . ff-L As., ., . , a,s--.s.a,,sEaf.- .rs . -me-fa-'Liar-sea waa. lk-easiiia. .. :gm . V s .. A 9 . ' .I .fists M, ww-...S' r X HF , -sri? ' ' in auf PU .II rr .K -HM .. ' -.re ... K :iv M , 100 The 1978 Varsity Baseball team captured the Tri-Valley League cham- .S Pj X . , ,. . AL, 3 E - , ILS ' 1 Qi? - ' Q - ei if , , R , Y , ,.,- Msgs , W 1 N V i if 0 X, K s X f fx i SWE 'si 1 1 X X X X '5 ss 2 g N 'F' X' 1 s i 2 N 51 Q N ai X x X ,E Q X sf aff 8 L' Q i :Q N X , 1 7 ionshi with a lea ue record of 10-4 1 ' .. and a 10-8 overall record. . . h W, .,,,, , ,,,. ,,,, W- . - mfr I 1 .- - kg X V ,.,,,, 1 V 1 ,, We ,, W -1 , an ' ,, 1 . so 4 'M ,M , , M-my f Y ,.,. , I- . I ,V.' , f 7 N, lg: K - K V . . 3' A ' I f . W ' - - 1 or ff 1 . . . ,. 1 a.-. . ' - . sirri H - 'fgrzlsxf ,I ' . f 3 . , , arr. 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' ' rr,.iiff-.':fg5,f:':g-jrz.'.. i x 1 ' 1 U 3 Q ff f -1 . 5TY7'SffQ' . J' .1 f ' WW' 'S K 'ff-a I: af-ff . . J .. . 39 Y T 4135: - , -.mx KA - . 'L--'gow 'Q .ok x H . qggglggf. at .-f wwbw J 7 '- .f.,.o1fffg..jf?f' ff T' V wx. ' -v. - .. .-fe ... 'rs-is . ...W -. . 1 . Tri-Valley League Champions! First row: S. Latus, C. Porter, L. Schreppel, J. Saulevics, L. Perry, J. Owens, K. Black, M. Sherman, K. Myers, T. Markham, Second row: T. Whitman, S. Owens, L. Caputo, L. Wiley, B. Squillace, V. Moulton, T. Agen, C. Hazard, J. Annis, J. Scheidelman, D. McGilvray, J. DeTraglia, B. Unkle. Third row: K. Schreppel, N. Henry, K. Grabowski, J. Cole, J. VanDerver, H. McGhee, K. Pavelich, J. Debiase, C. Bintz, P. Dalton. Wxv fm 103 we is t ,X- K lu is 4' ws. X xl fvfdiifg Lg rg, , SWR? . ,Q 6 has in S is The Girls' Varsity Tennis team cap- tured second place in the Tri-Valley League with a 12-2 overall record. Phyllis Gaige, at first singles, went un- defeated in the league. Phyllis also won the regionals at Utica. Row 1: D. Fantera, J. Ballard, G. Gaige, K. Pavelich. Row 2: C. Kibuik, S. Schulz, R. Edwards, P. Gaige, C. Bolton, P. Yaworski, Mr. Ward. mg.. sf, .. ...N .. . ---f-.+isfsf3.fsggg'wigs: if. aww 'lfgiiif-if iiiiig: ' f5'55lfNSi sais - misss. 321 35: - 51 .ff . -Q5 A .1-Q...s'i.:?.1. .Sei ' WN5?-figs? 5 s s . Q x Q sf 5355 W A - N.. S.. QL., -S13 Stl Q .. ' E Q, . . 's w K '1 S x . .-.. . Row l: K. Black, .l. Suulevics, A. Gra- cobbc, Row 2: L. Wiley, L. Cuputo, K. Pavelich, B. Hinkley, B. Morris, M. Sher- man, Row 3: N. Henry, D. Mcllilvury. X-C o u ntry 1.5 x gr. Hg .. .5 i K... .5 E 5 .. -mg ,Q 9 . P x s is sf 1 N- X-'X -- H 1 rfw..5...- . S Q . 1 fl. -. l'-N - is., , 5 Row l: J. Shields, J. Majka, G. Davidson B. Lewicki, D. Bessmer, A. Christinia, B Horton, S. Maher, D. Redmond, Row 2: M. Qualley, li. Dziura, B. Wallace, J. Rielly, Coach Hosp. ir v . ,A , .guna W , I li .ra ++wl9af' J fs: 3 1 Q, ,EV 1: Row 12 S. Welch, T. Rogers, T. Sehumaker, D. Muse, J. Knower, M. Klossner, G. McGilvary, J. Maher, Row 2: S. Porter, D. Markham, A. Burns, A. Silfcr, M. lingstrom, J. Grisham, S. Proper, M. Perry, T. Fallon, M. Pape, J. Harter, D. Titus, Row 3: D. Laskowski, A. Haskell, S. lflctchcr, M. Devine, D. Montany, J. Marsh, S. Smith, B. Christenson, S. Schulz, B. Roberts, D. Lang, B. Ballister, D. Trask, D. Miller, K. Gardner, C. York. Soccer Overall Record: 9-4 League Record: 7-1 Top Scorer: Jim Grisham ll Most Assists: Tex Schumaker 6 Girls' Field Hockey Row 1: K. Jones, T. Markham, J. Lynskey, B. Roeque, P. Murray Row 2: C. Roman, S. Bloomfield, A. Brown, L. Johnston, T. Rogers, B. Haskell, C. Hover, P. lfield, B. Squillace Row 3: K. Bliss, J. Cole, A. Kowolski, K.T. Grabowski, N. Manley, J. Antonuk, R. Rees, li. lfind- lay, B. Keesler, D. Leone L. Reiss, Coach Costello The field hockey team Hnished its season with 2 wins and 12 losses despite the excellant coaching of Miss Costello. Tracy Markham led the team in scoring followed by Cathy Hover and Karen Grabowski. Center halfback Janice Lynskey and goalie Rosemary Rees played outstanding defense. l 1 Row 1: T. Agcn, L. Schreppel, S. Seilers, B. Reiss, K. Maraszek, B. Doolittle, D. liood. Row 2: C. Maw, S. DeHart, C. Pope, J. Vanderver, J. Detruglia, Shunley Hinge. Seniors C. Maw, J. DeTraglia, S. Seilcrs, and L. Schreppel. Girls' Swimming The Girls, Varsity Swim Team, coached by Mr. Reuter, compiled a l win, 8 losses, 2 tics overall record. The team hopes its youth and experience gained this year will contribute to a successful season in 1979. 1 W Q M K 3 fi S C HA it t . :VV po, p . .N k X . .x. T? -l. 'iff TQ i 1 Q .ff .ff gaze: . i' . e, J.V. Football This year, the J.V. Football team compiled an impressive overall 8-0-O undefeated record. This is the first time in the history of the Tri-Valley League Football that an l-I.P. team has ever accomplished a League Chame pionship. Each player, and Coaches Burt and Caton, should be congratu- lated on having such an outstanding season. Coaches Burt, Porillo, Brown and Caton, Captains Field, Niedzielski, and Godfrey. Ed Niedzielski, Darren Dorsino, and Art Pape M . ia . Dennis Bartholomew and Hobart Kraeger Row 1: A. Maxwell, R. Croop, M. Stevens, J. Cole, B. Sutherland Row 21 D. Case, P. Ifarr, S. Guillame, J. Behr, T. Hoffman, C. Witt Row 3: R. Boxall, T. Heburn, M. Strumptler, D, Buczek, T. Buczek, S. Van- derver Row 4: M. Lynskey, S. Frieremuth W. Rocque, M. Buczek, A. Bessmer Varsity Football This years Varsity Football team mder new head coach Bill Brown Josted an 0-5-2 League record. Al- :hough being First Classl' in every espect, the Knights fell short of heir expected goal. Each team mem- Jer contributed 100fZn in practice md game situations. Rich Howlett and Dave Caton 3 3593544 Row 1: R. Emmerick, H. Kreager, D. Field, A. Pape, D. Dorsino, R. Buczek, R. Howlett Row 2: M. Klossner, J. Hammon, W. Maxwell, R. Stefanski, V. Mierik, B. Miller, F. Niedzielski, D. Bartholmew, Row 3: J. Morris, J. Miller, C. Godfrey, D. Hart, K. Emmerick Ron Emmerick and Dave Field Mark Klossner and Rich Buczek FROSH FOOTBALL. Row 1: B. Silfer, E. Shilling, B. Howlett, A. LaFave, T. Roberts, D. Murray, T. Gorski, M. Albicker. Row 2: Mr. Dalton, J. Gigliotti, A. Maxwell, J. O,Connor, N. Jones, R. Grogan, D. FROSH CHEERLEADERS. Row l: C. Nisely, D. Brower. Row 2: C. Edgett, D. Snyder, J. Orendorf. Row 3: C. Jones, R. Steffen. Top: T. Robenski. Williams, R. Kennedy, M. Hoke, Mr. Jones. Row 3: F. Swalgin, M Key, J. Klossner, B. Buczkowski, J. Benedict, K. Dittle, J. Delane W Troxell JV CHEERLEADERS Rowl W Smlth J Schue R Smlth T Burnett VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Clockwise: W VanVranken, M. Lonsberry, C. Doyle, F. Lamb L. Perry, J. Owens, A. Ellis, S. Alexander S. Quinzi, P. Bloomfield. S Wittman. Row 2: S. Owens, T. Hoffman, J. Schue, Lonsberry, D. 4 1 I X 1 fy. .glib -L Volleyball The Girl's Varsity Volleyball team finished the season with a 9-3 overall record. The team advanced to the quarter-round sectionals before losing to Chit- tenango. ! ybkghliz S41 S1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Row 1: T. Markham, S. Latus, J. Lynskey, B Rocque, D. Ferguson, L' Bo gan. Row 2: A. Brown, R. Rees, J. Antonuk, Coach Costell 'll4 O Row 1: J. Hughes, T. Hoffman, D. DuBiel, C. Hover, K. Dalton, P. Oaks, S. Lang. Row 2: T. Kotary, P. Fields, M. Walters, C. L. Emmerick, D. Blake, T. Agen, Miss Cos- tello. N. Zielonka, B. Williams, T. Fallon. Row 2: Mr. Porillo, M. Huxley, M. Hayes, J. Miller, R. Hawkins, R. Hamm, D. How- Wrestling At midseason Holland Patentls wrestling team stands at a 3-2 re- zord. Last year's Silver Division Wrestl- ng Champions are looking forward to mother line season. land, M. Martin, C. Edgett. Row 1: B. Silfer, J. Raymond, B. Pfend- ler, J. Farr. Row 2: Mr. Porillo, J. Bunk, C. Witt, D. Leskowski, B. Gambill, J. Bunal, M. Jones, B. Carmen. Row 3: J. Hammond, T. Albicker, D. Buczek, K. Dibble, S. Ferguson, B. Sutherland, F. Howard, T. Buczek, W. Troxell, K. Hughes, G. Menard. Wd? M Q is Q 5 V, H I , 7, .. ,,., , W1 , ., , 'QM r ,.,?f'43m.,, 4 , , . 'Elway' , is .iis r J ' J f M :f f ' M A AI H ,,.. I , I J AJ I Seniors: R. Edwards, N. Zielonka, D. Howland, R. Hawkins. Absent: E. Niedzieski. ll5 Row 1: M. Edgar, R. Boxall, R. Edwards, Bowling: D. Ray, L. Pouliot, B. Mellor, M. LaCombe, Mr. Reynolds, F. Robenski Due to circumstances beyond our control the ski team picture was not placed in the yearbook. The Yearboc sports editors would like to extend our regrets to the members of the ski team. This year the team showed remarl- able talent, and many of its members placed in respectable positions in the races. Outstanding members ofthe Girl's Team are Sally Schulz and Anr Giacobbeg While John Hovey, Roger Collins, and Bernard Haskell displaye excellent efforts throughout the year ' if 5 i 3 lY'1 Varsity Swim Team Holland Patentis swim team, into its eighth year of competition, has com- piled an enviable record of 95 victories ed four consecutive, undefeated sea- sons and are currently 7 and O for the '78-l79 season. Knightmen own 9 of 11 league records and are establishing new league marks from week to week. By mid-February of '79 our swimmers should score victory number 100. tm NM? N ,..c..,.ag V' fl Aqua-Knights have been league dual meet champions seven out of eight years and have been league tournament and relay tournament champs for Row 1: B. Edwards, S. Suba, lf. Proper, J. Millick, J. Williams. Row 22 B. Wallace, S. Proper, J. eight COHSGCUUVG SGHSOHS. Kelly, D. Muse, B. Manley, M. Divine, Coach Dalton. Row 3: R. Howlett, M. Hinge, T. Lennon, J. Reilly, J. Marsh, S. Schulz. Absent from picture: D. Miller, B. Howlett, S. Welch, M. Stemmer, have been the following 778-779 Squad M. Albicker. Leading the way for our Mer-men members: M. Engstrom, M. Hinge, R. Howlett, T. Lennon, F. Proper, S. Pro- per, J. Reilly. P i J V E Q . I MN V A Co-Captains Matt Hinge, Tim Lennon, and Steve Proper Seniors Brian Manley and Jeff Reilly W1 f U Seniors Steve Proper and Jay Marsh E Seniors Scott Schulz and Rich Howlett ll7 against 8 losses. Aquamen have register- V rrre .r.r 5 5, X Q .'. gr ,, ' gf It Vi W5 f,.i2.,f :, 3,2 'f , H H fy. k?d,,,,wir r W7 I , , ,7 M .. '41 , 12552 f -' 4 ' f ' Prizm kd , y A ff-N42 it ivmiiwf ' Q ' 'A V Q , fr E QZL lf, 3' Q . I , N L . A . - ,V, ' - Girls' Basketball Varsity. Row l: C. Hover, B, Rocque, P. Oaks, L. Wiley, T. Markham, R. Edwards, J. Lynskey. Row 2: S. Latus, R. Rees, R. Reynolds, J. Antonuk, D. Ferguson, Coach Capodiferro. The Girls' Basketball team started their season in mid-February and hope to contend for the Tri-Valley League crown. Seniors are Janice Lynskey, Ricky Edwards, Dianne Ferguson, Tracy Markham, and co-captains Bonnie Rocque and Suzy Latus. -fl: '24 J , at R J f ,. W. ,ar , , , WU as Q' .t' 5? T If rf J W 4, ggi' 1 , i Q Junior Varsity. Row l: B. Squillace, G. Lighthall, L. Redmond, T Bun al, M. Black, D. Snyder. Row 2: C. Hover, S. Owens, C. Bartholomew K. Klossner, A. Montany, G. Miglin, Coach Costello. . rw . 7 M !,' Z. x rw 1 N z 'Q , al W' 0, r ,ff aww MY fa...-V ..::. -:' .rr-155:51 1 Yi?3?59'ffJ'S5: ef Q ur M , ,,,m,..... X s.. If X ss .X HS N 50. I a in fi E xx Ss f ,f X Q i QS, J .. r ax 4- s A' .53-Ir., ,, gui gg Q hY?':'25f.E :JSE-iff I - Q' ag ,fx . -I .ah Q K s 'E ' A 3. R -Q so 9 . .. W 'f' ..- Mm. w+,,,7 fx! r Q S :A we w , ,... , . ir N.. .1 A f W ,f..,,jji ,J 3' ,ty A 4 Freshmen Cheerleaders. Row li J. Oren- dorf, B. Zimmer, A. Kregar, B. Hoffman. Row 2: L. Marachuck, V. Vannicola, C. Jones. Varsity Cheerleaders. Row ll M. Lons- berry. Row 2: W. Van Vranken, S. Alex- ander, L. Perry, K. Black, A. Ellis, C. Doyle, lf. Lamb, Row 31 J. Owens, S. Quinzi. J.V. Cheerleaders. Row 1: B. Hinckley, D. Lonsberry, W. Smith. Row 22 R. Smith, T, Whittman, P. Perez, K. Schreppel, Row 3: J Schue, D. Burnette, J. Schue. S S Atesmidseason, the,Varsity Basket- ball team had a 3-4 league record and a 6-4 overall record. The Knights won their Christmas tournament by defeat- ing New York Mills and Ilion. PRESHMAN BASKETBALL Reis 1: Mr. Musica, s. Fallon, A. Maxwell, J. Hauer, T. Henan, A Bessmer Row 2 M Hutt K VanDresar S Klossner S Schram P Buczek H Sargent Row 3 P Redmond, M Buell D Porter E Shxllmg Basket RSITY BASKETBALL. Row 1: D. Bess- D. Hart, J. Wall, T. Ellis, S. Maher, S. ban fl nerick, B. Hawkins 6 A. Christiana, K. Horton B. Jester J .V. BASKETBALL. Row 1: A. Miller, M. Perry, M. Strumpfler, T. Hebum, P. R. Boxall. Row 2: Mr. Smith, J. Behr, D. Trask, B. Miller, S. Guillaume, S. Vanderver, M. Putnam, G. Redmond, W. Rocque, W. Maxwell, R. Croop. -Midway through the season, the J.V. Basketball team was undefeated in league competition and, after defeat- ing Clinton, in sole possession of first place in the Tri-Valley League. Their record is 7-0 in the league and 8-1 over- all. Seniors Bruce McCabe and Jeff Wall A Steve Maher and Tim Ellis . ,vczilvziflw-1 , ' f . ' f Pi'?c4'ff Jr 5 W x7 f ,f . f . V 5 f IWBIWI 'V WW Deb Pantera and Jeff Maher would like to give special thanks to Bonnie Rocque, Doug Klossner, and Warren Rocquc, We would also like to thank those on the staff who gave us extra help. x . f--' , ,, t 3 l ' - X 7 f E 3 Q ' kk L X- s s iswfilg if .. M it gg X . Ni . g . Q Rig? ax XQQQTE X k Sai if mis sf 'gi 4 ' Emi .M X X arg-ffm -xl Sm K is N E Ne w to ff? NX Q? ,N Ill ,,,,. A . 4 bmw' QQ A . U:::,qg:.:,1.g.L.g... . , - - : Qzxggi-.J . N -' if ,7 S 5' . 'E F- W K E ? N S w Ffa 5-- Q, ,M , . , I S Q i 5 i sf? -' f' ' : sv L. S ll 1 Q L if is i 5 S g X S EQ 5 Q i X 3 32 Q f 'S , 'x W fs X 'X X , , Q we ,xg Q J' Q t S if , X , 1 Q Q3 r NBR? A . . . , . . .. ., -. 5 W A i X N E S . Q .3 ,, ,ma Sw 1 4 - .. -iff' , 146 '10 vm gk 4 l f F 30th Annual School Fair S C O OL F A I R s E P T. 30 DAIRY, 906 + HORSE BAm5w5 f7-Q RM, FRI AMIIUCA ffl-If I 'VF 'Mob Q0 T'9 '1 .' A FSFA' - c o '..- 1 :L gf X 07' U15 ' Q . U .N- Society ..l'.mf,.X Row 1: B. Rocque, L. Makarchuk, J. Shilling, D. Rickmeyer, E. Tourtelot, A. Sykes, L. Pape, T. Bliss, V. Pfendler. Row 2: E. Sullivan, S. Majka, J Owens, F. Lamb, L. Kennedy, C. Porter, J. Ballard, K. Black, V. Trask, A. Giacobbe. Row 3: S. Quinzi, A. Kowalski, M. Klossner, R. Raymond, M DuBiel, L. Farney, J. Kelly, B. Roberts, R. Walker, D. Marcouiller, C. Hotton, H. Cropsey, J. Adams. var-s K! 126 Q National Honor S S . li Q 1- 'l' Row l: M. Miller, M. Frank, D. Caton, M. DuBiel, M. Hinge, E. Dzuira, D. Lonsberry, T. Hoffman. Row 2: D. Hoffman, B. Zimmer, C. Jones, J. Orendforf, A. Giacobbe, N. Manley, J. Antonuk, R. Galime, K. Grabowski, A. Kowalski, A. Brower. Row 3: V. Pfendler, Mr. Goodwill, B. Hoffman, A. Manley, M. Black, C. Edgett, S. Heyscue, B. Lee, K. Dalton, J. Vanderver, L. Williams, J. Shilling, T. Wittman, K. Schreppel, W. Smith, M. Isele, C. Kibiuk. Row 4: M. Lonsberry, J. Ballard, L. McGhee, D. Hoffman, M. Sherman, S. Quinzi, S. Snyder, F. Lamb, C. Hsiao, T. Rogers, K. Black, A. Ellis, L. Makarchuk, T. Agen, S. Owens, R. Smith. U G fl JDE.. qq ... We T ir-Q37 f O U I1 C L OFFICERS. Sitting: L. McGhee, secretary, V. Pfendler, president. Standing: D. Hoff- man, secretary. A. Brower, treasurerg M. Sherman, vice president. K . rr -, - K. x i i? K . 1 . FTZ 'i 'N ' SSE: S1 'L ' --?f ?'V?f I i fir Q if ,gs Q - Q an viggg 'SR FOHC Lmh' zk. 1 1n I gf ii ,W N- fy S U. Y 9 .nv ffm- yr-vw IWW riff, Myxw ,Q ,W pw R . as i .S .S fr .X.. . S5 .JF Y is if kk ,NK Q if kg QD .W FE - Q5 fl. ,Q -. .. .X . V' 121.2 W p 02 x 'ug Vl9I'T1OI'i9S gsm M , , Z : xi 3 fp ,f gf f , . A QQ R 5 Q xx 'Q , x - Q M f -...- .32 5 G3 sg QQ K 2 E -- : Q X z xxx Music AREA ALL-STATE. Row 1: H. Stukey, G. Trask, L. Perry, N. Henry, V. Pfendler, W. VanVranken. Row 2: J. Hoke, R. Galiml M. Miller, M. Engstrom, M. Klossner, G. Pflieger, A. Ellis, S. Snyder, S. Alexander, R. Boxall. MUSIC COUNCIL. Row 1: R. Galime, L. Perry, J. Antonuk, G. Beiderbecke, T. Hoff man. Row 2: W. VanVranken, G. Davidson, B. Horton, B. Sebastian, M. Perry. BENIOR BAND. Flute: L. Williams, A. Moskin, A. Manley, J. Vander- French Horn: R. Cintwell. Tuba: L. Ries, B. Cornnell. Trumpet: M. 'er, B. Murtaugh, S. Hinge, T. Leone, A. Montany, C. Seelman, V. Perry, T. Albicker, S. Vandaveer, G. Biedberke, M. Putnam, T. Hobin vloulton. Oboe: C. Louis, V. Vannicola, L. Wilson. Clarinet: R. Put- J. Morris, T. Lubbin, M. Buell, G. McGilvray. Tombone: C. Hunt- iam, C. Carro, E. Lindsey, B. Howlett, M. Black, B. Maw, M. Berris, ington, M. Albicker, Baritone: S. Welch Percussion: J. DeCarr, J. Fox D. Leahy, L. Marshall. Saxophone: D. Lynsky, P. Mahana, C. Jones. well, F. Howard. Flute: S. Slusarenco, L. Emad Trumpet: B. Warcup. l l l CD A 0 l l l l l l l l BRASS LNSEMBLE. R. Howeltt, S. Schulz, M. Dubiel, S. Keeney, D. Klossner, Mr. Adams, S. Vannicola, R. Cirlwell, R. Corn- ell, L. lfarncy, C, Huntington, V. Pfend- ler, M. Engstrom. is K x SENIOR CHOIR. Row 1: A. Mursch, T. Heburn, P. Murray, B. Hinkley, D. Hoffman, B. Last, S. Quinzi, M. Miller, R. Cornnell, P. Edgar, M. Sherman, D. Hoffman, C. Bolton, L. Pape. Row 2: G. Schweinsberg, A. Brower, S. Alexander, M. Lonsberry, K. Grabowski, P. Bloom- field, T. Anna, K. Bidwell, R. Galime, E. Dzuria, R. Boxall, M. Kloss- ner, J. Myers, L. Marshall, J. Miller, N. Henry, M. Huxley, A. Sykes, Mr, Evans. Row 3: A. Ellis, K. Black, W. VanVranken, V. Wardle, B. Reiss, A. Stark, A. Simons, G. Trask, J. Hoke, S. Hollister, M. Eng- strom, J. DeTraglia. Row 4: J. Antonuk, V. Torrence, L. Kennedy, S. Latus, R. Edwards, S. Seilers, D. Caton, G. Pflieger, B. Horton, L. Schreppel, R. Bortiatynski, H. McGhee, S. Snyder, L. McGhee, J. Ballard, B. Unkle, S. Blask. Accompanist, A. Montany. VOCAL ENSEMBLE. Row 1: V. Trask, S. Alexander, A. Ellis, S. Snyder, J. Bal- lard, L. McGhee. Row 2: Mr. Evans, M. Miller, M. Klossner, G. Pflieger, D. Ca- ton, B. Horton. Accompanist, L. Pape. .. 3 E 5' X Sr. Chorus XLTOS. Row li L. Emad, J. Brodock, S. Bittcker, S. iinge, C. Carro, Y. Davis. Row 2: H. McGhee, D. Blake, '. Oaks, J. Kinney, G. Beiderbeckc, K. lfurmanski. Row 5: L. Wiley, K. Schreppel, T. Agcn, T. Wittman, L. Ca- suto, R. Smith, S. Slusarenco, V. Pine. l P SOPRANOS. Row 1: D. Tyler, A. Wilson, K. Powell, B. Hinckley, B. Hoffman, B. Stark, A. Montany. Row 2: K. .M Dalton, B. Lee, C. Edgett, D. Hood, K. Maraszek, L. Baldwin, L. McNaney, K. Jones. Row 3: T. Hoffman, W. Smith, J. Franks, J. Hughes, M. Isele, D. Lonsberry, C. Kibiuk, J. Baum, J. Mifflin, T. Leone, D. Snyder, D. Ray, K. Wozna, P. Murray. TENORS. Row 1: T. Fallon, J. Maher, R. Smith, H. McGhee S. Suba, T. Wittman. Row 2: D. Lynskey, G. Anderson, L. Murren, D. Trask, L. Wilson, J. Hoke. 4 O fl C G I' 3 fl Jivin' Jack ff 53 I5 gtg may .Z gg fi K Row 1: W. Van Vranken, V. Wardle, L. Sherman, C. Ransom, A. Kowalski, B. Doolittle. Row 2: S. Schulz, R. Ree J. Hinge, L. McGhee, T. Markham, S. Vannicola. Row 3: K. Myers, L. lfarney, M. Engstrom, V. Pfender. Bessy. Row l: J. Shields, D. Hughes, R. Reynolds, J. DeTraglia, N. Henry. Row 2: C. Pavalieh, S. Lang, D. Buczek, D. Row l: D. Blake, N. Manley, M. Sykes, L. Marshall. Row 2: D. Muse, J. Cole, D. Klossner, B. Sebastian, S. Schulz, M. Duliiel, S. Keeney. Row 4: D. Montany, B. Horton, R. Howlett, R. Cornnell, M. Money. I1 J-. X. J. N .F e JCI. 5 21 EQ 'H lei K ,f e I 1 l STAGIC BAND. Row li R. Rees, T. Murklizim, L. McGhee, J. Hinge, D. Lynsky. C. Louis. Row 2: A. Montuny, V. Pfcndlcr, C. Hunting- ton, L. lfurncy, M. Money, R. Cor- nell, J. Klossncr. Row 3: J. Cole, D. Klossncr. S. Kccncy, R. How- lett, B. Sebastian, M. DuBic1, S. Schulz, D. Monumy. WOODWINDS. W. Van Vranken, N. Manley, R. Smith, N. Henry. l SENIOR ORCHESTRA. lst Violins: L. Perry G. Gaige, J. Antonuk, L. Makarchuk, A. Ellis, J. Woodhouse, S. Alexander, M. Sher- man, J. Law, T. Anna, D. Hoffman, H. Crop- sey, A. Giacobbe. 2nd Violins: W. Rocque, B. Morris, C. Kibiuk, J. Franks, S. Pugh, M. Isele, K. Bliss, P. Gaige, J. Brodock, C. Edgett, B. Carr, M. Black, B. Hoffman. Violas: B. Unkle, T. Agen, T. Hoffman. Cellos: R. Galime, P. Murray, L. Pouliot, K. Dalton, J. Orendorf, D. Hood, C. Clark, B. Stark. xx x,' N VX X J 5. v'6 F YQ! xy! il nib. X f HQ? String Bass: G. Pflieger. lflutes: W. VanVrz1n ken, V. Wardle, L. Sherman. Oboes: N. Manley, V. Vannicola. Clarinetsz N. Henry, D. Hughes. Alto Sax: T. Markham. Tenor Sax: R. Rees. Bass Clarinet: L. Marshall. Bassoon: R. Smith. Trumpets: M. Dubiel, T. Hobin, T. Lubin, D. Klossner. Trom- bones: V. Pfendler, C. Huntington, L. Far- ney. Tuba: B. Cornnell. Percussion: M. Money, C. Albicker, J. DeCarr. Piano: A. Montany. French Horns: S. Vannicola, R. Cirtwell. Art Council Officers Art Council Members Art Museum on Wheels 978 Sculptor in Residence Edward Christiana Art College Scholarship V 1978 3 I l. Kim Grower 2. Lisa Louis 3. Vicki Sessions 3? ZQ H C ii, M ' , 1, 4- f . r Riverside Mall Show I' Classes 'B lam- l ii 40 The American Field Service is a world-wide organization whose func- tion is to promote peace and under- standing among all the nations of the world. A.F.S. Works toward this goal by sending students from the U.S. to many foreign countries and hosting thousands of foreign students each year. A.F.S. sponsors three different programs for American high school students-the Domestic Program which sends students for one semester to a different state, the Summer Program which sends students to a foreign country for two months, and the Win- ter Program, whose participants spend one year in a foreign country. Holland Patent is fortunate to have an active high school chapter that con- tributes time and money toward mak- ing our program a success. AFS Club. Row 1: C. Pape, C. Wells, D. Titus, C. Van Dresar, A. Pelton, A. Bro- dock. Row 2: G. Weidmann, D. Wells, B. Last, T. Fazekas, L. Kotary, C. Mierek, B. Reiss. Row 3: R. Edgar, C. Ransom, M. Sykes, M. Herring, S. Seilers, R. Raymond, C. Hazzard, P. Decker, Mrs. Grey. 5X.ill.Sv. In my hometown one can find, without too much fret, a warm glow luminating from it's people. Cedar- burg is the name of this quaint town in which I have lived for the past five years. The town has many things to offer stemming from the Olden', days. Many of the restaurants and shops express the sweet-smelling at- mosphere of Old Cedarburg. In fact, the government of Cedarburg puts stress on the restoration and utiliza- tion of most of Cedarburg's past re- sources. Although Cedarburg is nos- talgia minded, it is growing more to- wards a now attitude which I feel it needs. I'm very glad that I have been able to share in this area of New York and feel a bursting of growth inside as a re sult of this experience. Sue Sellers Walk,Together, Talk Together and There Shall Be Peace there. I canlt. Dear Friends, I was fortunate enough to receive an A.F.S. Scholarship which allowed me to spend a year in such a warm, homey community like Holland Patent. I am from the island of Barbados, which is situated in the Caribbean. This wonder- ful year began for inc on August 8th, 1978, when I left Barbados and flew by jet to J.F.K. airport. Along with other students from all parts ofthe world, I spent a few days at C.W. Post College on Long Island before traveling by bus to Syracuse where I was greeted by my family for the year. Trying to sit down and describe my stay in Ellsworth, Maine is more diffi- cult than it would seem. Ellsworth is so similar to yet different from Hol- land Patent that a comparison would be impossible. Still that is what most people ask me to do: compare here to My understanding of A.F.S. is so clear now. It isn't only an exchange of culture or values but a learning how to be open to any new experience. It isn't only how to live with different life styles but how to reflect these life styles in your own. -Sarah Barnes- itwv 2. There were many things that I encountered at Holland Patent that were different. The school was much larger than what I was used to and the courses and system of teaching were a bit different. In sports there were many new games that I was introduced to but I thoroughly en- joyed them all. In Barbados there is no snow so I saw snow for the first time in my life. It was beautiful! I learned to ski and experienced Thanksgiving. I visited several other parts of the United States and enjoyed the experience of camping, There were also many A.F.S. weekends which I enjoyed very much and several other functions put on by A.F.S. During the year I also visited many scenic areas and learned a great deal about the history of the United States. There is so much I could say and so many people I could thank for making my year a success that there is not enough room in this book. In closing I would like to thank a few of those people. I would like to thank the staff of Holland Patent who have been patient with me and very helpful to me. I would like to thank all of the pupils of Holland Pa- tent who have been me to enjoy my year and I would like to thank my host family for the year, the Kowalskis. for making me part of their family and my sister Amy for all she contributed to make me feel more like a sister and a part of the family. Thank you all. Sincerely, Ricardina 141 PEP CLUB. Row li A. Kraeger, B. Edick, C. Johnson, T. Ernst, C. Durant. Row 2: B. Putnam, J. Coe, R. Come, S. Davis, C. Ernst, L. Ueltschi. Row 3: K. Furmanski, S. Pugh, K. La Comb, L. Emad, D. Smith, K. Mack, S. Marino, J. Mifflin, C. Kogut. Clubs SPANISH CLUB. Row l: C. Huntington, S. Slusarenco, D. Merwin, C, Myers, T. Mullen, V. Vannicola, R. Bunal, T. Zitka, L. Roben- ski. Row 2: D. Leone, G. Beiderbecke, C. Beiderbecke, M. Snyder, K. Dexter, H. Pud- dcr, K. Maraszek, H. Mowat, D. Ballister, V. Owen. NATURE TRAIL. Row 1: M. Key, P. Gaige, L. Murren, L. Dorsino, Wilson, B. Mellor, H. Siegal, A. Wilson, L. Bailey, J. DeCarr, P. Martin, D. Humpf, K. Powell, S. Bogan, J. Annis, B. Stark, T. Singer, K. Mc- M. Thomas. Fann. Row 2: Mrs. Clarey, Mrs. Cole, D. Farr, P. Keesler, T. Jones, L. L I E ...... Lf 'e ggs 'EARBOOK CLUB. Row l: T. Furlong, T. Haskell, E. Lindsey, E. Sutherland, C. Stanger, C. Zitka, A. Mahanna. Row 3: V. Pfendler, D. 'ourte1ot, K. Pavelich, K. Pavelrch, R. Reynolds, B. Squillace, B. Mor- Ferguson, S. Hinge, K. Gardner, L. Caputo, J. Maher, B. Sutherland, is, D. Rickmyer. Row 2: L. Ireland, B. Mogensen, C. Bolton, H. Stu- J. Slaga, D. Hughes, H. McGhee, J. Baum, C. Jones, D. Titus, H. Crop- ey, K. Gnadt, C. Rutledge, D. Laurin, A. DuBonnet, P. Murray, A. sey, K. Klossner. IONSUMER ED. CLUB. Row 1: P. Kotary, .. Killian, P. White, B. Grogan, C. West, M. iullivan, A. Marek. Row 2: B. Ruffrage, J. llrich, P. Maikranz, B. Howard, D. Weller. S. ackson, A. Bradley, K. Bidwell, Mr. He- murn. my A' 'wwf -null 11 CHESS CLUB. Row li J. Carr, K. Hughes, S. Koor, P. Woodruff, S. Millard, S. Koor. Row 2: L. McNaney, B. Gambill, C. At- water, R. Williams, R. Ketchum, R. Cushman, M. LaComb, K. Schrider. Row 3: B. Kelly. L. Baldwin, C. Witt, C. Schrider, S. Racha. J. Hinge, M. Buell, A. Hummel. T. Lubin. JA 44 SWIM CLUB. First row: D. Roberts, D. Lang, R. Cropsey, V. Teti. Second row: Mr. Dalton, J. Thomas, D. Kelly, M. Dosiek, D. Barnard. Third row: J. Millick, T. McNaney, S. Welch, D. Trask B. Wallace, D. Muse, J. Ireland. SPORTS FILM CLUB OFFICERS: J. Behr, treasurer, D. Hart, president, J. Grisham, secretary. WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB. First row: J. Payne, G. Menard, D. Barnard, P. Farley, D. Garrow, J. Bohn. Second row: Mr. Martin, L. Deeley, R. Wood, A. Donley, T. Symonds, V. Mierck, E. Golden, J. Majka, J. Bonvi- cino, T. Zielinski, R. Stefanski. D.A.A. Row 1: J. Saulevics, T. Markham, B. Rocque, J. Lynskey. Row 2: R. Edwards, J. Owens, L. Perry, K. Black, A. Ellis, L. Schreppel, S. Latus, ., Kennedy, C, Doyle, K. Myers, Row 3: D. MeGilvray, C. Hoover, A. Brown, J. Vanderver, A. Giacobbe, E. Findlay, S. Schulz, J. Antonuk, B. Jnkle. Row 4: Miss Castello, R. Rees, N. Henry, P. Ifield, T. Agen, T. Wittman, K. Schreppel, N. Manley, C. Hotton. JI-IEERLEADING CLUB. Row 1: J. , A ichue, D. Burnett, W. Vun Vranken, f. Knisely. Row 2: J. Sehue, D. Snyder, D. Brower, T. Robenski. VARSITY CLUB. Row l: P. Malara, D. Caton, T. Schumaker, A. Pape, A. Christiana, B. lluwkins, J. Wall, D. Bessemer, B. McCabe, R. Edwards, R. Buczek, E. Niedzielski. Row 2: G. Roberts, R. Boxull, B. Manley, T. Albicker, lf. Proper, B. Horton, N. Zielonku, B. McCabe, R. Edwards, R. Emmerick, M. Klossner. Row 3: S. Schulz, D. Montuny, E.J. Dzuira, R. Edwards, B. Christensen, M. Divine, B. Lewicki, M. Qualley, B. Miller, C. Godfrey. D. Van Dresar. Row 4: S. Proper, J. Marsh, M. Engstrom, M. Pape, S. Suba, J. Kelly,'J, Miller. Row 5: J. Hovey, P. Sherman, T. Lennon, R. Howlett, M. Hinge, S. Maher. ld NEWSPAPER. First row: S. Bittekcr, L. Larkin, A. MacArthur, S. Thomas, C. Clark, J. Scheidelnwn. Second Row: Mrs. Pylmun, L. Mukarchuk, A. Moskin, M. Shuw, D. Dun- uwuy, C. Carro. HISTORICAL CLUB: N. Relycu, J. Tripp, D. Lynskey, D. Ray, L. Pouliot, G. Anderson, T. Conover. 46 MUSIC APPRECIATION: S. Lang, D. Hughes, R. Cornell, T. Woodruff, B. Maw C. Louis. l i r 2:1 E. F. A. First row: K. Hawkins, B. Rocker. D. Lenaghcn, G. Ruffrage, N. Brooks. Second row: K. MacLaughlin, D. Shallen- berg, T. Wells, G. Evans, R. Stark, J. Nelbuch, A. Stark, L. Minning. Third row: J. Kinney, H. Kraegor, L. Ree, B. Clem- mons, B. Rocker, R. Hawkins, G. Kinney, C. Vanllatten, T. Hopsicker. Fourth row: G. Mierck, J. Foxwell, S. Cole, G. Evans, E. House, R. Hughes, F. Anken, G. Farrell, R. lndermill. if g . -2' SHR, RS all-fi lf -J . C P .sl sv . , . , . A ,,...f .-fi -sifxiwf 1. 555253: fi R A -.:: f?5HSfpl5gg5::.:. . . U . 1 5 4 . ' '-wi. if . Hi , , ...QA gsiifg: 1 ' - 5 -Q . - gi - . X , i w ' fsg3FQ:-- M Q Sw ., . 4 .ix 5 - r A ,A . mol.. :il-1.,!,, fx 3 4 . f 5 A in ,- -sw: VIDEO CREW. S. DeHart, M. Engstrom, B. Lewicki, D. Bartholomew. Absent: S. Torrenc .Si S. l4 H , , , www I ' A Z is !-7+-- , M, ,,,.,, Y 2 '2 i f .9 W ff f x 6 Gold anc King: Darren Dorsino Court: Tim Lennon Pete Farr Andy Bessme .tis f- k-X35 .. Fila 48 Purple Weekend Queeni Michelle Lonsberry Rebecca Galime Trisha Hot't'mun Barb Hoffman . Q af e 5 . gf 415,.4 ff, 5 .. if nf se w g A Li, ,fQ .:7.,.1, J i Ee y f . if I4 Editor-in-Chief: Ginny Trask Assistant editor: Anna Simons 1 9 5 x i r 3 I' O O Sports Editor: Deb Fantera Assistant: Jeff Maher Advertising editors: Joe Tripp, Carol Bolton Assistant: Joanne Adams il Business Manager Heidi Stukey Assistant: Caroline Maw Ul'ldCIC12i.SSIT1CI1 EditOIf Laurel McGhee Editor: Ellgn Touftelgt Assistant: Jo Ann Ballard Assistant: Je anne B1 ake M er .4-alla Q? Q T1 ffm,-naw .r ,, I , L '+ :I fi aa. ' at H v ., H 4'-fiifiw rx -' ' ' IM? 4 Q Faculty Editoyg jackie Miller Circulation Editor: Diane Ferguson Assistant: Laurie Marshal Assistant: HollY MCGhCC :rt Activities Editor: Nora Manley Assistant: Michele Lonsberry Music Editor: Vanessa Pfcndlcr Clubs Editor: Chi-ig Maier Assistant Dizmc RiCkmCy0r Photographer: Forrest Proper Assistant: Linda Bogan Taking Care of Business The Yearbook Staff thanks our adver- tisers for their support of our yearbook. We urge you to thank them by patroniz- ing their places of business Business Contributors Cleaveland House Antiques, lVlain St., H.P. Clarkin's Country Kitchens, H.P., New York Sport's Center, 1930 Genesee St., Utica, N.Y Sunflower Natural Foods, Barneveld, N.Y. Suburban Propane, Powell Fld., H.P. Allen's Market, Barneveld, N.Y. 13304 Barneveld Lumber, Barneveld lVlarcy Liquor Store, The Smith's HINGE HARDWARE Steve's Chevron nie. 291 1 s ' wine, N Y A ' s'0 fS Mappa Avenue Barneveld, New York 13304 Phone 13151 896-268 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 fl'Om New Image Unisex Beauty Salon Mapledale Plaza, Barneveld Phone-896-2015 Jack 81 JiII's Florist 81 Beauty Salon Main Street Holland Patent, N.Y. BUSINESS CONTRIBUTOR I LLOYD's of Floyd Rte. 365, STITTVILLE We, Joe Tripp and Carol Bolton want to thank everyone who helped us sell ads. Q Best Wishes Class of '79 HOTEL PROSPECT Prospect, N.Y. Bob Thayer-Proprieter Phone: 896-9898 WALT LAPHAM AGENCY MAIN STREET STITTVILLE, N.Y. 865-4195 Best Wishes to the Cl Class of '73 ass of '79 from the Ben ny's Place lVlain Street Holland Patent, N.Y. Phone: 865-9906 150: lVlatt's Nite Every Wednesday 3 - p.m. 2 a.m. POSITIVE I.D. REQUIRED Michael Bennison-Proprietor Hallam!! mjaiznt qflwfaflitelr B A ni? 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We're here to help you with every banking serviee you eould ever need: from eheeking and savings aeeounts to auto loans. personal loans and many special features. We hope youll come to rely on Oneida National for all your banking needs. But that's a deeision for the future. For right now-Congratulations. Il ll has Lllljllllllg to do Xkllll IllOllCj. Ive help. O I Oneida National Bank Q Nnd llllxlktlllllltlllj oICeIItI.Il New NoIk.NlLIIIl1eI l.D.l.L. IOS Cienesee Street. l'tIea. N.Y. 13501. leleplione 7024-2-ltlll P CONGRATULATIONS TO THE VWNG S GENUINE AUTO PARTS GULF SERVICE CORNER OF RTE 12 AND 28 ROUTE 291 BARNEVELD, NEW YORK STITTVILLE, N.Y. PHONE 896-2603 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 MARINE MIDLAND BANK-CENTRAL Barneveid Office Rte. 12 Barneveld, N.Y. 13304 A Full Service Bank Member F.D.i.C. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '79 FIICICS BODY SHOP RTE. 365 FLOYD, NEW YORK 13440 PHONE 336-0110 , HOLLAND PA C3159 865 9998 HERITAGE Auto Sales B333 RT. 365 NEW FLOYD ROAD PROPRIETOR ROME, NEW YORK 134 ANN'S UNIFORM BOUTIQUE FOR MEN 81 WOMEN IN WHITES AND COLORS INCLUDING MEN'S PANTS AND LADIES SWEATERS MOHAWK ACRES SHOPPING CENTER ROME, NEW YORK 336-7888 I315I 735-6404 pf0MpT PROFGSSIONBL SGRVICE Zilzdezl affetamatzkfe Paztd MACHINE SHOP SERVICE HERM SCHWERTFEGER A46 LAFAYETTE ST Owner UTICA NY 13 O2 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 BOB'S EXXON Quality 81 Service Mapledale Corners Barneveld, New York 896-6829 IHJNAYINN Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Lyle, Sue, Heather and Henry Patenaude JEWEL BOX PETER J. CAPPONI JR. Registered Gemological Institute Of America-Diamond Specialist Precious Gem Remounting GIFTS-DIAMONDS-WATCHES Where Value and Personalized Service Come First ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES WATCH 8t JEWELRY REPAIRING 337-9310 224 W. Dominick St. tOn The Malll Rome Phone t315l 896-2613 Open All Year BEACHLEY'S MOTEL Deluxe Accomodations Rte. 12-9 miles North of Utica Barneveld, N.Y. Pool-TV-Efficiency Units THE RENDEZVOUS Where Old Friends Meet New Friends Sandwiches-Pizza Pool Table-20 Foot Shuffleboard Prospect, N.Y. 896-6798 n fuuutry flassics Inc. AT MAPLEDALE CORNERS UTE !2, BARNEVELD. N.Y. l3304 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From the Members of FLOYD ROTARY CLUB 157 Compliments of Holland Patent Agway Farm, Home 8 Garden Supplies Phone 865-8105 Best Wishes from SWAN'S MUSIC Mohawk Acres Shopping Center Rome, New York 13440 336-8150 BAKER SALES AND SERVICE IHC CUB CADET TnAcTons, Mowiens AND BLOWEHS Phone TW 6-2665 nt. 12 Barneveld, N.Y. BERGAIVIO EAST Conference and Renewal Center BERGAMO Chaminade Road Congratulations Seniors Marcy, N.Y. 865-5271 DAN HU DON SALES Woodcutter Headquarters Rt. 12 Barneveld, N.Y. Phone 896-2217 Best Wishes from STEFFEN PUBLISHING CO Holland Patent, New York 13354 58 Phone 13151 896-2693 BOOTS AUTO PARTS Specializing in truck and Chevrolet parts Late Model Wrecks Rt. 12 R.D. 1, Barneveld, N.Y. 13304 THE FOOD CENTER Floyd, N.Y. 13440 y Open 7 days a week George 8t Joseph Nassar Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 SPORTSMANS LAN ES Rte. 12 Barneveld, N.Y. WHlTTLER'S NOTCH Main St. Holland Patent, N.Y. 13354 865-5502 Custom Picture Framing and Matting. Jeans and Corduroys for all ages. Cannon Sheets, Towels, Pillow Cases. Suburban Wood Stoves. Hanes Socks and Under- wear, Sweat Shirts, Pottery, Plants, and Much More! Compliments of HOLLAND PATENT GULF STATION William E. Harter Minor Repairs, Lubrication, Goodyear Tires, Tune Up Main Street Holland Patent Phone 865-5770 VIRKLER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Mapledale Plaza Barneveld, N.Y. Member of- Greater Utica Board of Realtors 8t MLS Specializing in- Properties North of Utica to the Adirondacks 896-4466 ED BLASK FORD INC. our best wishes to the Class of 1979 C'mon 1 in and gda push me u 93333233 U ova' around! ggggggggf I U Chicago Market 4. Yorkville, N.Y. JAY-K I INDEPENDENT LUMBER CORP. SENECA TURNPIKE ' NEW HARTFORD. N,Y. 13413 BEST WISHES Floyd Volunteer Fire Department BOOTS AUTO PARTS Specializing in Truck 81 Chevrolet Parts 43155 896-2693 Rte 12, Barneveld, N.Y. 13304 gourportnegmoveasone. ,T i4'1.fs A Qgieox i W f 1' i r Ween : Tig In h 3522122 mLliC1f.lfiiS'm'et at HOW? Ph P Wg: gl K KV ON DmLE'4'Reg BXM www vurlnw uni Arlhurb murray! 'rit 1' Gow SB, vyfi V:l2AZr?a:5E peopljeMiiToS2o?JLp1es V 'A-, I M Bgtexlben OM guvrllis ' Seneca Turnpike, New Hartford 11 G 797-3200 11AM-1OPM M-F - S 'QOV ,MXH KO ERN ER 'YO '19 dt FUNERAL HolvlE oxas'-5 Holland Patent, New York W Ifvilcox Go. Utica, New York 13502 Congratulations Class of 1979 from the Class of 1980 Mau Hinge president Nora Manley secretary Judy Antonuk vice-president Amy Kowolski IFBEISUFGI' KESSLEFI-SPEAR AGENCY, INC. Real Estate and Insurance Main Street Holland Patent, N.Y. Phone 13151 865-5212 Congratulations! Hotel Prospect Prospect, New York NINE MILE INN Jake Strife and Dawn VanHatten catering to parties and banquets Andrew's Motel Barneveld, New York H. ' .Q 2 CJ ity Vars P. f O SS Cla the O 'I-' cn C O 1: E 3 +-I CU L. C7 C O U 1979 4 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1979 from Girls Athletic Association BIDWELL COLLISION SKATE A. WHILE S EFIVICE Body and Fender IN C. So. George At 1 Repairing FIICIQ9 ST. Rome, New York 24 Hr. Towing 337-8744 EXPERT PAINTING Arlan Bidwgll Skate Your Date' Korber Rd., H.P., N.Y. gf 7 TELEPHONE TW6-2845 41, ,I 'A OF HAPTER C ENT T PA ND LLA HO fi S2 cr: lJ.l E -4 LL O cn cc LIJ E rr -4 U. Lu cr :J I- :D U. Yearbook Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones John and Josephine Markowski Rick, Melody and Ricky Meisenhelder Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas J. Hayden Mr. 8 Mrs. Clem Furnia Joyce 8 Bill Eddy, Breidenbecker Sales Junior Buzz Patrol, Papy, Berma, Wanda, Deb In memory of our son, Roy Come Donald F. Hughes Jr. Class of 8O Floyd G. Hughes Mrs. Russell Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hughes and Kid Ron, Colleen and Baby Tefft Mr. 8 Mrs. Roy Hinckley Jr. The Runnlngers Mr. 8 Mrs. James Mellor 8 Family Good Luck lellow Seniors-K.R. Mr. 8 Mrs. Dale Sexton Good Luck 79 Seniors-Mark Johnson Carol Runninger Lots of Success in the future-The Premos Mike 8 Cork Seniors Rate! Karen Gnadt Good Luck from the. Wengerts A friend of the Class of 1979 Success, happiness, and good fortune Good Luck to all my nieces and nephews from Aunt Giblet Good Luck from the Pavelich Family Granted, technically is basic. Congrat! Good Luck to the class of 1980 Congratulations from Mrs. Clarey Best Wishes to the Class of 79i' Carolyn Raymond: Pooch: lParty Time! Best Wishes to everyone and good luck Best Wishes lra, Sylvia and Trisha Davis Scott W. and Chris B. March 25, 1978 Best Wishes Class of t'79 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stedman Good Luck '79 Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Dingman Best of Luck John and Beth Jack and Debbie Carol and Les Good Luck Tom and Sharon Good Luck Don, Pam, Kelly, Tracey, and Darcie Steve, Bob, Chris, and Mike Collene and Chasey Charlotte- Best of Luck Always '79ers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaga and Family Good Luck to the Class of 79 , Jim Slaga Wang Dang Sweet Pootang Snake TOGA! TOGA! Big Foot Good luck and take it easy Gary Batman Evans, Debbie 8 Kathy-your 31 fans Frizziehead Loves LOU-u-u Greetings from Syracuse-A8A I Love Bucky! Good Luck-Erin, Erica, Anthony, John Karen and Lauren Don't take care, take Prayer-a-Friend Good Luck from T.F. Mr. 8 Mrs. John Hosp Mr. 8 Mrs. Lawrence Good Mr. 8 Mrs. Carl Goodwill Mr. 8 Mrs. James F. Kelly Mrs. Vera Furmanski Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Crist Mr. and Mrs. Barent Watson Mr. 8 Mrs. John Tryon Miss Catherine Costello Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Caton Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Klossner Miss Ellen McMahon Shorty 8 Marilyn Simons Mr. 8 Mrs. Kenneth Roberts Mr. 8 Mrs. Dean Williams Mr. 8 Mrs. Lawrence Lewicki Mr. 8 Mrs. William Buell Mr. 8 Mrs. T.P. Leach Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald McGhee Mr. 8 Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Best Wishes from the Shaw Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur Williams 8 Family From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodrow Elaine Pulhamus Good Mr. 8 Good Good Good Luck, You're Going to need it!!! Mrs. Harry J. Morris Luck, From T.R. Luck Class of '79, the McDonnel's Luck Shari, Val, Anne, from Debbie Shar-i, Deb-e The best from Amy 8 Joe Mr. Rybaltowski 8 Company Hello from Stanley, Max 8 Greyman. From a Friend Hello from Don McGhee If you don't know where you're going, you'll probably wind up someplace else. Set a goal and don't let anyone steal your dream. Al 8 Jan Savoy Just a friend Best Wishes! Jimmy and Carol Delaney Cynthia and Darwin Jones Best Wishes! Mrs. Phyllis Joslyn Best Wishes! The Countrymen Good Luck! Mr. 8 Mrs. Duane Maxson Mr. 8 Mrs. Tony Ward Anonymous Congratulations! Mr. 8 Mrs. John Hameline To a Slacker, from a brain Best Always, George 8 Evelyn Horton Mrs. Connie Roberts Gil Gendron Mr. 8 Mrs. William Murray Molly Cocoa SGT Douglas Gates Hereis to you, Ears! Dave Heburn Mr. 8 Mrs. James Hoke Good Luck, Elvis! Reyne Diane Leone Raymond Malara Jr. Country Lanes AJBC Coach Best Wishes-B.H. The Anthony Leone Family Dick Krebs 8 Sons Well, Harris Creastly, Good Luck-P.M. Good Luck Class of '79 the Eckdahl Fam Best Wishes The Rocque Family Good Luck Mr. 8 Mrs. Dale T. Grems Mr. 8 Mrs. LeRoy Relyea Mr. 8 Mrs. Bud Camenale Mr. 8 Mrs. Reno A.B. Ventre The Wardner Family The Entwistle Family John and Sally Preston Jane 8 Ray Roberts Sargent Family Sue 8 Mike Stemmer Pat 8 Wally Axt Pete, Mary and panda bear Have fun with twitch Ellen, Good Luck. The Gravelines Congratulations from Harley and Barbara Blessings of God on the Class of '79 Q Best Wishes from the Rutledge Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Casadu . Mr. 8 Mrs. Carl Ferguson Mr. 8 Mrs. David Myers Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph J. Jones Nelson Sancomb Jr. 8 Son Bruce SHEP Post 31846 AMERICAN LEGION Pink Panthers 4-H Club Cady Bros. Farm Supply American Legion Auxilary Post 31846 R.J. Rutledge 8 Sons Party it out-'79 Colleen Laskowski Wishing you love 8 luck JoAnn Laskowsk Rox, Rick, Rob, Lance, 8 Bucky Dinky 8 Dorfy , Reggie Stretch 1 Good Luck Class of 1979 John J. Buczek Good Luck Class of 79 the Parsons Famil Mr. and Mrs. John Buczek and Family Good Luck Mr. Allen Ringrose , Shari 8 Bill, Deb 8 Chris Mr. 8 Mrs. Andrew S. Bunal , Good Luck Class of 79 from the Cropsey Good Luck from the Gigliottis Maynard 8 Myrt Salmon, Best Wishes Mr. 8 Mrs. Karl Maxwell Mr. 8 Mrs. Ed Shilling l flr. 8 Mrs. Don Hoffman ieorge J. Strumpfler lark Strumpfler Congratulations Class of 79 lr. 8t Mrs. William Gillett flichael K. Mills lr. 8. Mrs. James Pierczynski lich Stuttard flr. 8- Mrs. Niedzielski fir. 81 Mrs. R. Van Steen lGSl Wishes Warren and Marge Rickmyer iood Luck Class of 79 from the Brooks lappy Future Class of 79 Walt 81 Fran Kulecz flr. 81 Mrs. William Nemyier lll lest Wishes, Kanclerz lest Wishes, Bruce 81 his Z Bout What? lappy Future. Ralph 81 Doris Rickmyer iood Luck Shari and Rich from YAB iood Luck Class of '79. The Johnstons iood Luck Class of '79 Joe 81 Joyce Bliss i.H. CLUB, Rich P. Edwards, Pres. 'he PHANTOM BUNNY DRAWER is Joanne Adams ,oann DeTraglia, Alias the SWAN, dives! lorene Relyea Smoked Peanuts in Kingston have Bessey rips off Sears. inna Simons is a MOTHER Hen! xVith love, in Christ's name, The G. Zaceks me make it through these last 13 years- me myself, and I-thank you. SARGE Good Luck Class of 79 from R.C. and R.M. lBID Robert Hood Enjoy, K. Martin Pigfacedontletafungusgrowonyoursensation Good Luck Class of 79, Mrs. Busdriver Class of '81 No. 1 D.V. Hi, Bruce Love Veronica Good Luck Class of '79 Mrs. Mary Mills Good Luck Dale 8. Mary Ann Sutherland Good Luck Class of '79 Bill Sutherland Good Luck, Randy Sutherland Holland Patent J.V. N031 Nice Job Coach Burt 81 Coach Caton Good Luck Mrs. Rosa Sutherland Good Luck Mr and Mrs. Karl Koenig Good Luck Mr 8l Mrs. Bud Sykes Good Luck Anna Sutherland from Mom 8 Dad Go for itg THE JUNIOR BUZZ PATROL EeE SaP WoO ChivanoO NeeS SoT TncK ZeeP Theres a life Outside of Holland Patent Best Wishes-Bob 8 Regina Bolton O69-48-8333!l Beware of Reckless Drivers in Flashy Trucks Tex and Caroline Congratulations to the Class of '79 Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin Stukey Mr. 8. Mrs. George Bernholtz Ray Kent Robbie Price Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mahanna and family Mr. and Mrs. John Klossner Jr. and family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cooney and family Keep on tooting, tooters. B.B., S..O., A.M. P.F. and good old R.C. Mr. McMonagle-Congratulations Mrs, Marie Williams, R.N. Myrtle and Maynard Salmon-Good luck Mrs. Nancy Pelton and Anne Pelton Dick and Leona Wall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kiggins Best Wishes-Iris Williams Chewy and screwy Dimples and Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gardner, Jr. Norbert's Angels Mr. and Mrs. Qualley Best of luck to the Class of 79 from someone who remembers two great plays and one terrific class. J.P would like to thank all those who helped Best Wishes, Class of '79 Leon R. Roberts Post No. 161 American Legion Holland Patent, New York l l ln tht- Nant. ii iolw moans mort- than lust Li good paychork. ll moons thi- .itlxi-nlurl' of swing plzirvs like Grevco Spain. llauali ziml Hong Kong lt rnvans lwrorning an ox' piirl on excitingli't'l1nii'zilvquipnit-nl in our submarines. on our ,i-ls. nnrl in our ships. It nil-:ins doing: ai job that really count s. with people xx ho roimi on you todo it. Thi' Navy can gin' you training in mort' than Gil career' fiolcls 'llilk it over with your Nzixy ri-c'ruilvr. Hell be ablv to ti-ll you tx hat you cfm qualify for in tht- Navy: Bill O'Brien SM 2 U.S.N. 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