Hornell High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Hornell, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

4 c We've traveled a long, long time together. And there have been a lot of good things on the way. But now it's almost time for leavin'. And the things I feel inside are very hard to say. But it's time for moving on my friend. Hold back all the tears and sorrow. It finally is time to go our separate ways. And I want to wish you well, my friend As we search for new tomorrows. Go as you must, but please, Don't forget the yesterdays. Remember the dreams we dreamed together, All of the joys we shared in getting to today. Now, just one time before you leave me, Reach out and take my hand and help me walk away. For it's time for moving on, but Don't forget the yesterdays. Words from the song IT'S TIME FOR MOVIN' ON by Don Besig. Copyright MCMLXXVIII, Shawnee Press, Inc.. Delaware Water Cap, PA 18327. Used with per- mission. Maple Leaf 1981, Volume 47 Hornell Senior High School Hornell, New York 14843 fTlr. Norman J. fflcCumishELj... fl man wham we arE proud to dEdicatE thE lflBl LjEarbooh to, fl tEachEr who is concErnEd about thE Education of thE studEnts of fl coach who tahEs pridE in his tEam and hElps thE RaidErs to victory, fl friEnd who rEalkj carES, fl counsElor whosE studEnts can turn to whEn in nEEd of hElp, and fl pErson who hEEps thE spirit of H.H.5. alivE. Thanh ljou for tEaching us thE ESSEnCE of lif E. ThE lflfll VEarbooh Staff ■ Seated: Mr. John Pryor, President Standing: Mr. George Prete, Reverend Lines, Mr. Al Smith, Mr. Ralph Schnell Board members are elected representatives of the people chosen to serve a period of five years. One member is elected each year. Members always bear in mind that the role of the school board in the management scheme of things is to make policy decisions that develop the best possible education program for their districts. Boards make policy; and give the administrative staff the re- sponsibility and authority to develop the best possible educational program for the dis- trict. Mr. Harold Paul, Superintendenl of Schools Mr. jerry Walker, Assistant Superintendent of Schools 5 BIG BD55E5 BIG BD55E5 BIG BD55E5 BIG BGE 8 FACULTY Mr. Michael Durso Principal E5 BD55E5 BD55E5 BD55E5 BD55E5 BD55E5 FACULTY 9 Mrs. Judy Stroble Mrs. Sharon Farrell 4ELP HELP HELP Mrs. Mary Dagon Mrs. Patricia Bennett Mrs. Carol Stone Mrs. Christina Kelly HELP HELP HELP HELP HELF 10 FACULTY Mrs. Betty Hedden Mrs. Patricia (arrabet HELP HEl FACULTY 11 LP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP DRNCE GUIDANCE GUIDANCE GUIDANCE GUIDANE 12 FACULTY Mr. Richard Guinane Mrs. Betty Arcangeli Mrs. Betty Walker Mr. Charles Puree Mrs. Minnie Oliver ow 1: R. Bartlett, D. Olix, R. Houghtaling, F. Hollister, F. Beaver, A. Ermy Row 2: J. Travis, M. Beyer, M. Williams, D. Clover, J. Nisbet, M. Houghtaling, R. Sanford J5 S CAFE BLE S CRFE BLE S CRFE BLE S CF FACULTY 13 Mrs. Lois Foos Mr. Ronald Quinlan :NGL15H ENGL15H ENGL15H ENGL15H ENGLISH E 14 FACULTY Miss Michelle Maichle Mr. Donald Crosby Mr. Donald Koehler Mrs. Phyllis Herrick Mr. John Murphy Miss Josephine Ciancaglini Mr. Donald Campese L15H ENGLISH ENGLI5H ENGLI5H ENGL15H ENGLI FACULTY 15 Mr. Robert Miller 1RTH fTlRTH FTlRTH fTlRTH TflRTH fTlRTH 1T1RTH 16 FACULTY Mrs. Margaret Cannon Mrs. lane Jamison FACULTY 17 Mr. James Farrell Mr. Russell Johns fTlHTH fTlflTH mflTH (TIHTH fTlHTH fTIRTH Mr. Vernon Tenney TH Mr. Lawrence Wassink SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE SC Mrs. Ellen Dewey Mr. Lance Lefferts Mr. Norman McCumiskey :e science science science science science SCIENCE 19 Mr. William Schu Mr. Richard Carlson Mr. jack Morris 20 FACULTY □□GIRL 5TLOE5 5DCIRL 5TLOE5 5DCIRL 5TUD Mr. James Lecceardone Mrs. Diane Willey 5DCIHL 5TLOE5 5DCIRL 5TLOE5 5DCIRL 5TU FACULTY 21 Mr. Glen Thomas Mr. William Scheiwer Mr. Philip Cali Mrs. Zakia Robana Miss Gail Weidman IGUAGE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FDREIGN LANGUAC 22 FACULTY ileic music music music music music music FACULTY 23 Mr. Doug Printy Mrs. Kathy Lewis Mrs. Alice Aultman 5 CRERTDR5 CRERTDR5 CRERTDR5 CRERTDRi 24 FACULTY V...,. ...: Mr. Burr Straight RT5 RRT5 RRT5 RRT5 RRT5 RRT5 RRT5 R FACUlTY 25 Mr. Wayne Dewey Mr. Douglas Hereth t'B. ED. PHV5. ED. PHV5. ED. PHV5. ED. PHV5. El 26 FACULTY LEINE55 5 DRIVERS ED. BU5INE55 S DRIVER5 FACULTY 27 30 HIGHLIGHTS Karen Prete and her escort jim Marino On September 26, 1980, Sharon Gaffney was elected homecoming queen by her peers, the Senior class of 1981. After dinner at the Coach Light Steakhouse the three can- didates and their escorts awaited the final decision. The photos speak for themselves. HIGHLIGHTS 31 Mary Koehler 32 HIGHL1GHTS John Tallman James Cartella HIGHLIGHTS 33 The Court . . . Bill Quinlan, Shawna Smith, )ohn Kelleher, Leslie Stutzman Barb Berry, |im Parks, )oe Bailey, Linda Puffer, Rick Puffer, Patty Bailey Rainbows, fairies, and unicorns created an illusion of fantasy for the 1980 junior Prom. It was supervised by Miss Gail Mularz; Music was provided by Suprize Package. This year's queen was Kim Barillo. She was escorted by Ted Argentieri. 34 HIGHLIGHTS 36 HIGHLIGHTS The choir and glee club presented the musical Here's Love based on Miracle on 34th Street for their Christmas program. The program starred Buzz Mauro as Kris KRngle, Frank Pappalardo as Fred Gailey, Julie Stewart as Doris Walker, and Carrie Robertson as Susan Walker. The musical is about the spirit of Christmas and the belief in Santa Claus. Kris Kringle is put on trial because he says he's the real Santa Claus, and people think he's crazy. Fred Gailey defends him with the help of Doris and Susan Walker and they win their case because the people start to believe he is the real Santa Claus. Here's love was directed by Mrs. Piper, while Pam Davis was assistant director. Miss Nowill and Mr. Piper were the directors of scenes and art. HIGHUGHTS 37 Row 1: J. Argentieri, M. Koehler, P. Hamburg, E. Weyand Row 2: K. Wood, J. Harder, C. Connors Row 3: J. Tallman, G. Recktenwald 38 HIGHLIGHTS February 16th the Honor Society tapped thirty-three Juniors and Seniors for induction into the Honor Society. Led by John Tallman, president of the Honor Society, who issued the pledge to the new members they heard members of the society speak on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Tapped by members of the Honor Society, the new pledges were led on stage, seated and taken through the solemn candlelighting ceremony. After the induction ceremony members, families, and guests were treated to a tea in the cafeteria. New members inducted: Patrick Walsh Juniors Seniors Nancy Watches Joseph Aini Karen Beckerink Michele Fisher James Brink Honory Sandra Bianchi Pia Mortensen Amy Hollands James Cartella Richard Clancy Carol Hover Elizabeth Kelleher Linda Davidson Deborah Lorow Suzanne DeWitt Philip Quinlan Lorie Gadsden Michael Secondo Sharon Gaffney Leslie Stutzman Kathy Halstead Renata Trapp Kathleen Hillman Theresa Hoffman Elaine Malick Dan Matacale Lynn Mauro Don Parks Mary Postilli Karen Prete David Prior Diane Roof Julie Stewart 1 Nancy Walker HIGHUGHTS 39 Row 1: M. Wise, S. Gaffney, J. Stewart, J. Kelleher Row 2: D. Roof, C. Connors, J. Argentieri 40 HIGHLIGHTS This year the 1981 Candlelight Ball was held on Valentines Day with a theme of Every Woman In the World . The decorations ranged from hearts and fantasy to the realities of Iran. The music was provided by Breezin'. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, who was Colleen Connors and her escort John Fenton. She was crowned by last year's queen, Kim Wellington. The dance was sponsored by the Ho- rizon Clubs of Hornell Campfire, Inc. HIGHLIGHTS 41 April Haynes - Elmira Key Chris Kramer —Boy's State Mike Secondo-A.F.S. Judy Argentieri - Harvard Book 42 HIGHLIGHTS Ernie Weyand-Boy's State D.A.R. John Tallman —R.P.I. A junior is selected to be a representative of the A.F.S. during the summer months. Mike Secondo will represent the A.F.S. from Hornell this summer. Rennselear Polytechnic Institute awards a medal to a senior excelling in mathemathics and science. This award was given to John Tallman. Each summer two boys are selected to spend a summer at SUNY at Morrisville. While there they learn about our government and participate in sports, calesthenics, marching drills, and military classes. All of these activities are under the direction of the United States Marines. Ernie Weyand and Chris Kramer were the recipients of this award. April Haynes was the recipient of the Elmira College Key. This award is presented to a junior planning to attend Elmira College. The Harvard Book is awarded to one senior excelling in scholastic ability and achievement in other fields. Judy Argentieri received this award. Every year the faculty is asked to vote for the senior student who has outstanding qualities. This year's D.A.R. award was given to Ernie Weyand. HIGHLIGHTS 43 PEP R55 STUDENT HIGH BDNFIRE HOTEL V 44 Highlights LIGHT5 ramiNG UJEEH 5PIRIT SEniars 48 SENIORS Karen Aini Mary Helen Aini Alan J. Allen Karen Mary Helen I can't wait till )une! Al That's Life Faris Al-Sinjari Faris Tracy L. Archer Tracy Hey, Man! Judith Diane Argentieri Judy Easy up! SENIORS 49 Gregory P. Ashworth Ashy Cynthia Louise Bailey Bails What? Cathryn Lynne Baird Cathy Jeanette M. Bebout Jan Okey Dokey Stephen Earl Bebout Earl Karen S. Beckerink Karen What a bummer 50 SENIORS Mark A. Bostwick Burr Oh, my gosh James J. Burke )im Lori Brink Lori “Really Steven C. Brownell Bucky “And life goes on Michael Brewer Marion 'Dangit' James Robert Brink |im I'm hungry' SENIORS 51 Jeffrey Roger Burnett Martin Burritt Burna Keep it in your sheak Mark Butler Butler Mopor for more power Marty Victoria Michele Capurso Stick Its been real Its been fun But it hasn't Been real fun Mickael James Castle Yea Haw!!! 52 SENIORS Monica Cheresnowsky Michael Chevalier Scorchll Debra L. Clark Debbie I like it that way I. Robert Clark Bob SENIORS 53 54 SENIORS Kelly E. Clifford Cliff Lighten up Joseph A. Crosson Gl Joe Robert J. Colomaio B.O.B. Hey-A.A. ... Kathleen Ann Coogan Kooch Where's Joe Roto-Rooter “Where's Mike? Amy Corbett Rita I. Cleveland I have a dream, a fantasy to help me through reality 1979 Abba Colleen Ann Connors Clean Big Mac, French Fries and a coke-$2.52” Paul J. Cox Coxy That's Cool Stephen Crandall Steve Damian Francis Crissy Psycho If you need me. I'm over to Brigette's house!” SENIORS 55 Michael Anthony Daniels Mike Richard C. Daniels Dick S.D. and Rock 'n Roll 56 SENIORS Suzanne M. DeWitt 'Zanne Once is never enough! )ohn F. DiVincenzo Devo We ain't slow and we ain't fast, we're halffast David J. DeVinney Dave Christopher ). Didas Chrisco 'Call me the breeze' SENIORS 57 Lori Duffy Duffer 'Chill-out' Robin L. Duryea Robin Give me a break Ann M. Fitzpatrick Fitzy Lost in Love Deborah A. Flaitz Debby I'm going to Dans 58 SENIORS Wesley J. Fuller Wes If it feels good, do it Lorie Ann Gadsden Lorie Child, Please Sharon Ann Gaffney Gaffer I want to ride in a silver car Francis Gallese Frank Keep your hands off my truck SENIORS 59 Georgia Ellen Green Kathy Ann Griffith Kathy Susan A. Griffith George Yeah Right Soop Where you going? Jacqueline Griswold lackie Robert Hall Hallby “Where's the party? Jack Grillo lack If you work at any- thing hard enough, you can achieve it. (I'm liv- ing proof) 60 SENIORS Kathy Lynn Halstead Kate Are you kidding? Joseph Hance )oe Brigette A. Hanrahan David J. Hann Bridge Not now. I've got to meet Damian Dave Lighten up Patricia Lu Hamburg Patty teeth 'em! SENIORS 61 M.J. D. S. and Rock-N-Roll Katie Let's go Skippy doing! 62 SENlORS Karltee Yeah right buddy Mark A. Hoffman Theresa Hoffman Christopher Hogan Hogie Hoss Beat their Azzes' Tree I swear to G.. Lynn M. Hoyt Weena Don't call me Weena !! Peter James Huffsmith Crash Take it easy Lorna J. Hughes Hughesy Don't worry: I've got the situation under control SENIORS 63 Cigi M. H. Hyslip Scott R. lak Lorraine L. Jacobs G laker Lorraine 'Every which way but loose That's where you're wrong Oh do I? Mary Fran Jarrabet Michael Jimerson John Michael Kelleher lerby Mike Kell Come on . . . Please . . Pretty Think Big please! 64 SENIORS Daniel S. Kerr Veronica Kerr Kim Marie Khork Mary Thank Cod it's Friday! Gus FHey little girl . . . Kubes Oh my, I'm so sorry SENIORS 65 66 SENIORS Tina M. Marsh Tina Really! Cheryl A. McCarthy Crisco Watch the language Barbara A. Marino Barb Because I do! Elaine Malick Elaine lust think if . . . “ Daniel F. Matacale Moat Mary Lynn Mauro Lynn 'Remember the Alamo’ SENIORS 67 Richard A. McCarthy Rich When ever I feel like working I just lie down till the feeling goes away Deborah Lynn McColIumn Deb I love Wayne Eck Sandra L. McGregor Sandra I love Bill William P. Mess Mr. Elmhurst Because there's never been any reason Allan David Miller Al Bummer Jeffery L. Miller leff Do it if it feels good Joseph Michael Montemarano loey 68 SENIORS Theresa A. Mulhollen Tree I'm Fred's with love David J. Murphy Murf Be serious Louis A. Nasca Skeets Ordway They say I'm crazy, but I have a good time! SENIORS 69 Lynda M. Nasca Samuel P. Northrup Sam Go for it' Karen Nudd Karen Rock-N-Trolls Anne L. Nugent Anne “Oh for G 's sake Dennis O'Dell Dee “What a bummer” 70 SENIORS Geoffrey O'Dell Godfather And don't you forget it' Cindy L. Ormsby Cindy You're asking for it Donald E. Parks Don I'm not drunk Karen Partridge Karen Theresa G. Perkins Gladys And-um-a Jennifer Persing jenny SENIORS 71 Melanie A. Presutti Karen Hope Prete Mark J. Prete Schmells How's it go? Preter Ka Ka Preter 72 SEIMIORS David L. Prior Nancy Puffer Kenneth P. Puree Dave Nancy (oggin' my life away” Purcy Beat their azzes William F. Quinlan Quinny Break their faces Ceroge Recktenwald Reck Beat their azzes Norman Remchuk Norm SENIORS 73 Diane A. Roof John Joseph Roselli Tammy Lynn Saltzer Roofus I'll quit one of these days! Rosey Hello there honey Tammy I'm Kenny's 74 SENIORS Christine M. Smith Dianna Sheridan Matthew S. Smith Chrissey De Matt Oddo SENIORS 75 Julie Ann Stewart Ronald N. Spencer Bradly Spicer Spice Check it out Laurie A. Spicer Laurie jules Never be satisfied with less than the best Ron Melvin Smith Cricket Yea right! Kimberly D. Stearns Cert Get it out man 76 SENIORS Timothy Taft Tim Is it drugs?!! Andrew R. Thompson Red Karl L. Stiles Stiles Scott Christopher Stewart Stew Richard Sutfin Rick Yea right! John E. Tallman lohn I think, therefore I SENIORS 77 Robert L. Trail Bob Crank up the music Michael ). Watt Watty Dad will do it 78 SENIORS Peter David Wall Pete Ya win some, ya lose some! It's good for ya! Ernst Henry Weyand III Ernie Get out! Nancy S. Watches Nancy Shuk your face chids! Monica L. Wise Mona but, you love me Kimberly Ann Wellington Kim I love good tunes and beer Elizabeth A. Williams Betsy even the wisest of men are relished by a little bit of nonsense SENIORS 79 Jeff Wirth Kathleen F. Wood Cheryl L. Zeliff Wirthy Ride bikes Kathi M.T.F.B.W.Y. Cheryl Ultra-cosmic! Timothy G. Brown Shirley A. George Anne Rote Lambert Shirley Anne 'The Eyes of Texas Real cute Are Upon You 80 SENIORS 3 Aete S net Uvailafile Judith Lynn Alger David DeWitt John Dolph Jerry Grossman Linda Keagle Richard Ledbetter Shawn McNelis Jeffrey Mulhollen Michael Schwartz Jeffrey Stuckey Rowland Tobias Patrick Walsh Just didn't ni have wear SENIORS '81 SENIORS 83 What? it's only 2:30?! Here I am! Back to the drawing board Liberty and Julie for all. Barrel of monkeys! Come and get me! 84 SENIORS Waiting and willing oooh nooo ... Mr. Bill!!! Looks can be decieving! Madame Curie and Einstein Agony of de feet. SENlORS 85 Blondes have more fun! I won a trip to Israel?! Hands will travel! IOV2 . _ . at least! 86 SENIORS Waitin' tor an open stall Alan-’ Sue Lance Alot Check out number 12's legs! Thanks Madge!! Cheating again!?! Blondes or Brunnettes.. Which do you prefer! Let me entertain you On the Campus'' SENIORS 87 Cive me a Miller”! Gene, Gene, the dance machine Peek-a-boo Cool and the Gang Night in the Ruts lust another brick in the wall. 88 SENIORS Oops! There goes my finger }t?MM SENIORS 89 Fly me . I'm Karen Outdoorsmen Seniors have more fun I wish Brigette was here You ate how many? Oh...Isn't he cute? 90 SENIORS Hi, I'm Elaine Powers. Let me show you how!! Our fearless leader and his subjects lust taking it easy! C'leen, hows that friend of yours? AliCDeFCHI) KIM W. X Y Z Boy what a change from Denmark!! SENIORS 91 Fruit of the Loom reject I lost my clothes Spaced out I burned the cookies again Mrs. Aultman The masked women ENIORS 92 A love letter to Michele ... or Katie? I'm on my way to NICHOLS. I wonder what dessert is?! What's Happening? SENIORS 93 Did you see those . . . blondes? I just got turned down . . . again! Not in front of the camera Jerry Wow I could have had a I'm on a hunger strike Piggin' out 94 SENIORS Smile if you like green Three hands are better than one Hey, what can I say Daydreaming about Dan Don't, I can take my own picture! School Days-School Daze 95 SENIORS Well Wirth it We'll take any offer All dressed up to have our picture taken I want to ride my bicycle YES! I have a pass L'Oreal because she's worth it % SENIORS Look up and live It's the left ear, not the right! Hmmmm, I've been here before What? This is English? 98 Seniors Stocking up for Sunoco An Apple a day. . . . Studyhall is so fun! Goldilocks Here I am T.D.! Skipping out early? Seniors 99 I'm studying to be a Brewer Mr. Coodwrench always guarantees his parts! Airbourne What KLAN are you in? TIE me kangaroo down sport The Godmother She keeps the Playboy magazine behind the desk! 100 SENIORS Three's Company Mini-hulk SENIORS 101 Flirtin' with Disaster This is what they call Chemistry!?! I love Ronald I wish Cary was here Duh!! Dear Faris, . . . 102 SENIORS Is that ALL you can think about? The Jim Brink Show Go for it! Smitty did it Take me, I'm yours The force is with me! SENIORS 103 It's break time!! Rhinestone Cowgirls Doobie Brothers Here's to you Frito-Lay Wanna Drag?? Fun? . . . WOW!!! Three Mile Smile 104 SENIORS Rock Troll! Look Presutti, it's time that you . . . You're thumbthing else! Hells bells Teeth'em! Uncle Sam wants you!! SENIORS 105 Rnd thErE havE bEEn a lot of good things □n thE maq. But now its almost timE far havin'. 108 Seniors Rnd the things I feel inside are verLj hard to saLj. Far its timE far movin' an mi_] friEnd. Hold bach all thE tEars and sorrow. 110 Seniors It finally is time to go our seperatE ways. Seniors 111 Rnd I want tn wish gnu weII, mg friEnd, Rs we sEarch for nsw tamarmws. Go as gnu must, but plEasE, □□n't fargEt thE ijEstErdays. Autographs Autographs BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAN[ Row 1: Mr. Hover, V. Warzcok, D. Prete, P. Donavon, B. Maher, C. McHale, M. Heers Row 2: K. Hoeffner, B. Dailey, B. Oyer, L. Watt, B. Berry. K. Barillo Row 3: W. Heinaman, A. Thompson, C. Connors, D. Krajewski, C. Hover, P. Palmesano Row 1: J. Stewart, M. Clark, K. Deebs, E. Secondo, P. Frank, D. Burd Row 2: P. House, T. Hann, J Jarrabet, B. Marino, L. Rice Row 3: B. Ormsby, K. Wood, M. Koehler, P. Sherburne, J. Argentieri, S. Smith Row 1: J. Barnes, P. Carroll, B. Murphy Row 2: M. Wulforst, A. Robertson, S. Ferris, B. Geary, B Clancy, P. Cox 118 ACTIVITIES Row 1: M. Harris, K. Wells, B. Maruo, D. Aultman Row 2: M. Bottone, M. Weyand, T. Hoffman, R. Lucas, J. Marino Row 3: B. Mur- phy, K. Partridge, M. Reitnaur, D. Hann, D. Sudani Row 1: N. Walker, R. Bostwick, A. Tibbitt Row 2: T. Ferris, L. Towner, J. Walker, B. Stewart Row 3: G. Partridge, P. Huffsmith, T. Campbell, D. Pauly, M.L. Davis Row 1: J. Prior, V. DeVore, G. Cavelleti, S. Waight, S. Jeffreys, D. Ebert Row 2: K. Dessena, P. Maglier, F. Schneider, K. Prete, L. Jacobs, K. Smith Row 3: P. Pollinger, B. Marino, T. Locker, B. Mess, D. Prior, D. DeVinney Row 4: M. Brewer, J. Brink, P. Sheedy, S. Stewart, J. Harder, D. Connors ACTIVITIES 119 MAJORETTES: Row 1: B. Clancy, D. Ebert Row 2: C. Connors, S. Smith. This year the band was caught without their pants . . . they were sto- len at the cleaners during the summer. Hopefully, they will have new uni- forms next year and won't be Forever In Blue Jeans . The band was ac- tive at the football games and pep assemblies and presented two concerts under the direction of Mr. James Hover. Seated: J. Stewart Standing: J. Marino, D. Hann, D. Sudani, R Lucas, L. Jacobs, B. Marino, M. Brewer, J. Campbell, P. Cox 120 ACTIVITIES STH AND ATH GRADE BAND Row 1: Mrs. Murawski, A. Penwarden, D. Stewart, C. Rink, K. Egan, D. Reville, E. Connors, j. Topping, J. Klenchek, L. Hatfield-Nicholson, A. Lernen, M. Saxton, P. McCool, K. Roselli Row 2: C. Drake. K. Stewart, D. Davis, E. Prentice, J. Brown, P Prior, S. Burd, V. Bossard, D. Lewis, L Pollizi, T. Rodburn, B. Gibson, S. Griffin Row 3: P. Simons, P. Burns, M. Connors, C. Benesch, H. Schnell, D. Cox, M. Argentieri, S. Gaffney, O. Frank, P. Curtis, C. Norton, M. Bottone, C. Brink Row 4: R. Jones, j. Beaver, L. Smith, C. Rougeux, K. Fixk, S. Olix, J. Lucas, R. Berry, J. McNelis, J. Ludden, I. Pratt, A. Mao, B. Connors, D. Thurber ACTIVITIES 121 Chair Chair Chair Chair Chair Chair Q V V I I I Row 1: S. Bianchi, P. House, K. Bossard, P. Duryea, M. Ermy, K. Prete, A. Tibbit, M. Sheroshik, J. Jenkins, J. Stewart, L. Mauro, K. Mauro, A. Corbett, L. Willey, L. Willey, L. Witzman, L. Spicer Row 2: S. Jimerson, T. Butler, L. Wilsey, K. Roselli, L. Shepart, C. Conine, R. McCarthy, B. Headley, j. Ohstrom, K. NerrNecker, P. Bailey, j. Fuller, L. McCarthy, C. Gardner Row 3: C. Drew, S. Lake, L. Dickerson, ). Silsby, V. James, C. Croston, D. Mauro, B. Contos, E. Crosby, K. Woods, S. DeWitt, M. Koehler, A. Singer, V. Davison 122 ACTIVITIES Row 1: K. Mauro, B. Headley, S. Contos, A. Tibbit, L. Willey, M. Sheroshik, K. Healey Director Patricia Piper Row 2: L. Mauro, R. McCarthy, j. Stewart, M. Secondo, K. Prete, C. Croston, M. Fisher Row 3: E. Crosby, K. Wood, D. Mauro, S. DeWitt, C. Conine ACTIVITIES 123 124 ACTIVITIES IV. fl.V. fl.V. H.V. R.V. R.V. R.V. R.V. R.V. R. IPERTY OF :::::: Row 1: S. Rougeux, M. Movies Row 2: O. Frank, M. Hicks, T. Rosell, V. Photo Row 3: Mr. Norton, D. Paul, I. Take, P. Graphs ACTIVITIES 125 STUDENT CDUNCIL STUDENT CDUNCIL 5TUDE 1st Row: Sgt. of Arms K. Hillman, President E. Weyand, Sec. D. Roof 2nd Row: V.P. J. Argentieri, Treas. P. Wall Advisors: Miss Sandra Clark, Miss Josephine Ciangalini This year the student goverment was involved with many fund raising and spirit pro- moting activities which included Spirit Week, the painting of the Raider on the gym wall, and a Christmas decorating contest. 1st Row: K. Crowe, K. Phillips, I. Sang, N. Watches, I. Stutzman, C. Brown, M. Ermy 2nd Row: A. Fisher, M. Fisher, D. Roof, K. Hillman, M. Argentieri, J. Hoeffner 3rd Row: K. Barillo, J. Argentieri, E. Weyand, P. Wall, B. Mess, J. Marino, L. Kull 126 ACTIVITIES AIDER'S EVE RHIDER’5 EVE RfllDER'5 EVE Row 1: K. Wood, K. Mauro, K. Hillman, B. Roof, G. Green, C. McHale, J. Argentieri Row 2: L. Kinback, R. Lackey, P. Murphy, N. Watches, K. Nudd, E. Malick Row 3: K. Wells, S. DeWitt, j. Aini, M. Koehler, S. Gaffney, L. Davidson ACTIVITIES 127 FINLRND Linda and friend I spent the summer of 1980 in the town of Porvoo, Finland. The town has about 20,000 people. It is locat- ed about 70 miles east of Helsinki, the capital of Fin- land. I stayed with the Luosma family which consisted of my Father, Risto; my Mother, Eeva-Maija; a brother Ossi, and two sisters, Anne and Ulla. Most summers in Finland the temperature ranges in the 50's and 60's. I was fortunate, however, because the weather was in the 70's and 80's. They had the nicest summer they have had in over 100 years. Most of our time was spent outdoors because of the warm weather. The short nights also made it possible to be outside later at night. At one point in the sum- mer you could still see the sunset at 11 P.M. If you re- mained awake until about 3-4 A.M. you could see the sun rise again. I have many fond memories of Finland that will be with me always. I hope to always keep in touch with my family and friends there. I would like to thank the A.F.S. for sending me to Finland. The Palace The Russian border My family National Cemetery 128 ACTIVITIES Pia In CC r. APS op exx.lse -s+oj+ccfe '•’-«qe.V p vx oeiiQV, pr «q te - Xy AFS experience started very suddenly because I «ia Vi-ncU. rrsd r W� rvx|£ orn''it 'W ebep ( r aq •thxaJ-Xfl. K ££. notified who ity new family was IU days boforo I loft. Oeq WxoO tolve ‘u.CX CJ- xt «JXru e- cq v lrccLux.c� €- ° q I didn't hive nuch tine to correspond and Introduce ayaelt ocU,', Vi-L nwi cuv e t� xr 3fte x v jAaj. Vir. cq ru. Vi.U.p Nexic bfuia . to ny American fsnily Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Xcugebauer. OxX vxxr xn slew- £rcu £Crvnq cxi Ybomme to, VAo-neU- , 0r It was a bin difference coming to Harnell because WoOer le , T xr _rv-txHl. , aoor oq Vjornrv v- rtx. , Yicxr 'bo. cCO Ubdtx q Haderslev, Denmark, wliere I 1� from, his 30,000 inhabitants. CfZsC. . oeL Icq Uu, W3 oJu toUx . ocxrvX tU_ . It took a little while to get used to Horne 11. Ptqte Cl( Cfe S ars4e Jcr t lle ajr S. X 'cJ l Cq Cfen rr-CuX. O- vntr. - Sows of the biggest differences are the school and the way Ocuwne j- pJL . Ot met oJore. , cq dei. 'r xr VqoJ et rv q Americans are. They are nore open and this has helped ae rv c£.V . a lot. Oeq i vA. q rr i s«qe Vo-fci. oOJU. itnner °q � v !r I would like to thank all ny frlenis and ny , or I Ww q' rV oJ-£t VJ_ An op ex el9e., pq cxutnq I O- fanily because you nide the year an experience I'll never cjtevYiwre . forgot. i-uxx. rnoricj-iaen. A. AS. 80 81 Sitting on the school steps Mom and Dad School in Haderslev, Denmark My house in Haderslev Beach near Copenhagen ACTIVITIES 129 130 ACTIVITY Row 1: S. Bianchi, P. Mortensen, K. Mauro, K. Eagan, K. Crowe, A. Lemon, E. Pryor, K. Clifford, K. Halstead, R. Trapp Row 2: Mrs. E. Dewey, K. Perry, K. Bailey, L. Kinback, P. Murphy, R. Lackey, L. Stuzman, A. Hollands, P. Cornish, B. Berry Row 3: P. Bailey, L. Willey, K. Kramer, B. Kramer, M. Fisher, E. Connors, L. Kull, K. Barillo Row 4: L. Holsopple, J. Ohstrom, M. Secondo, V. Capurso, B. Dailey, Connors, P. Sherburne, K. Leach .L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C. F.L.C Row 1: W. Bradt, S. Olix, K. Crowe, K. Clifford, K. Burd, S. Ferris, J. Brown, S. Cipolla, B. Mess, P. Mortensen, S. Bianche, E. Connors, K. Eagan Row 2: J. Aini, S. Robbins, E. Gilmore, T. Halstead, P. Palmesano, S. Lake, M. Sheroshick Row 3: M. Colomaio, B. Ormsby, B. Clancy, M. Kelly, L. Kinback, K. Partridge, P. Barnes, B. Berry, K. Barillo Row 4: D. Mauro, B. Colomaio, D. Connors, T. Archer, P. Sherburne, P. Hamburg, B. Mauro, D. Suriani ACTIVITIES 131 iHl CLUB 5HI CLUB 5HI CLUB 5HI CLUB 5HI CLUE Row 1: J. Kinback, S. Wachter, D. Stutzman, J. Hoeffner, M. Argentieri, S. Crowe, D. Bartlett, C. Petersen, A. Penwarden, K. Eagan, J. Smith, A. Fisher Row 2: S. Wolfanger, P. Carroll, S. Scheiwer, G. Hyslip, C. Smith, P. Donavon, L. Stutzman, A. Hollands, B. Penwarden, L. Towner, A. Rees, S. Ike, D. Kelly, B. Dailey, K. Rink, S. Burke Row 3: T. Hooker, ). Ohstrom, J. Walker, J. Testani, R. Testani, K . Stewart, E. Curran, E. Connors, E. MacAney, M. Colomaio, B. Clancy, B. Ormsy Row 4: P. Mortensen, C. Alsen, T. Archer, C. Hover, j. Schnell, C. Roberts, F. Spitulnik, D. Connors, P. Barnes, S. Lake, K. Partridge, K. Hoeffner, C. Rink 132 ACTIVITIES H CLUB 5HI CLUB 5H1 CLUB 5HI CLUB 5HI CLUE This year the Hornell Ski Club enjoyed a winter of varied conditions. The Ski Club left for Swain every Friday night to ski from 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. ACTIVITIES 133 Math Club Math Club Math Club Math Club M Row 1: S. Page, G. Hyslip, D. Roof, G. Moretti, J. Aini, K. Hillman, S. Rice, P. Cornish, R. Trapp Row 2: A. New, K. Egan, D. Matacale, E. Malick, K. Leitch, M. Fisher, B. Berry, J. Stewart, E. Connors, M. Sheroshik Row 3: P. Sherburne, L. Holsopple, M. Beecher, D. Mauro, Connors, J. Argentieri, R. Harold Row 4: M. Brewer, T. Tallman, ). Cartella, P. Wall, ). Burke, J. Harder, E. Weyand, D. Connors 134 ACTIVITIES Row 1: V. Berry, B. Barlow, K. Fisk, L. Norton, T. Hilsdorf, A. Prior, D. Clark, R. Dyring, S. Ritenburg, L. Grinder, B. Gadsden, M. White, T. Mi- chaels, Mrs. Berry Row 2: K. Hall, L. Witzman, M. McDonald, G. Brown, T. Brown, K. Crowe, K. Healey, W. Stage Row 3: C. Hamilton, C. Car- son, A. Corbett, L. Holsopple, ). Conley, V. Davis, J. Pappalardo, $. Northrup Row 4: S. Campbell, D. O'Dell, S. Philipson, D. Mauro, J. Silsby, R. Spencer, C. Ormsby, B. McCormick 4 kv 'V m f .... Club Library Club Library brary Club Library ACTIVITIES 135 znna food food fddd fddd fddd food fddc Row 1: 8. Gadsden, L. Mauro, ). Stewart Row 2: L. Nasca, L. Gadsden, E. Crosby Row 3: 8. Mauro, M. Pelkey, K. Wellington, C. Connors The concession stand sold an astronmical amount of food at the football games this year. The concessionaires sold 12,000 inches of hotdogs, 2000 oz. of coke, 20,000 oz. of caffein, 100 lbs. of candy, 100 packs of chewy gum, 400 oz. of sucrose, 24 oz. of yellow mustard, 624 oz. of red ketchup, 2000 oz. of munchies, and roughly one million kernels of popcorn. They worked as a team 1000 minutes. Good luck to next year's concession stand team! 136 ACTIV1TIES «Jo poioj d s qo. v e.« -V% .,,««. peuo - o£ Being in Uruguay, a few days before leaving for the United States it £ JoS Jn.6oi , � � e jac«o o - v.0 � c� «•ec.l,A«. l e.(0 Vo vi� a, seemed to me that what was happening was not true. I was looking forward v«4 Cft«1c « (€•� ' © «I A'©- At � ,. qoj tvA d « Ut o. . Atif'C to my departure. And that day came at last. And today, after having enjoyed d . Vi� W« A'S At ■Va« w x� Ok« Uota t«c«t , Ato ‘ such a marvellous experience I uan only say Thanksi Thanks to my American Gfvkoa,} • «.wt icfti'a po« Vc � c VtcVo sv o eosAc 00 p _ family for having considered me part of them from the very start, and for w, Kr 0 rrsi n 0 0 ©kO . 05 '� � Aoi n.Oy«f nisS pA£tA05 Jo«VoS (= tOc-C� S Ct ■ � ' the beautiful moments that we spent together. Thanks to my school for having Wjio . fO« tev'tx , o. v, V c s«A t d- 'J Gf s © nice helpful and kind people. And thanks to Hornell for having given to me • V - r°'s olv.AartJ so many friends that Ifll never forget. Airport in Carrasco Graduation 5andra in rn m B S’ LD Sandra Bianchi Sandra and her family ACTIVITIES 137 138 YEARBOOK Ellen Crosby — Editor Pete Wall-Editor Kim Wellington - Editor YEARBOOK 139 Lorie Gadsden - Editor Lynda Nasca-Editor The 1980 Yearbook was presented the latter part of May. At this time the new editors knew for the first time that they had the respon- sibility of preparing and putting together the 1981 Yearbook. We all looked at each other and wondered if we could do it. Beginning the latter part of June 1980 we began our endeavors. It lasted until March 7, 1981. We learned about page makeup, cropping, bleeding and many other terms of the yearbook. Pictures, copy, and deadlines became a part of our lives. Now it is over. We learned a lot and had fun, but only with a lot of work. We feel it was worth it, and we know you will enjoy the pictorial review of your 1980-81 year. Lynn Mauro — Editor 140 YEARBOOK Junior Editor Theresa Sexton Junior Editor Bill Mauro Junior Editor YEARBOOK 141 JUNIORS 144 jUNIORS Joseph Aini Khalid Al-Sinjari Walt Argentieri Dave Aultman Mike Babcock Marilyn Barnes Patty Bailey Kim Barillo Tom Baumgarten Mark Beecher Roy Baker Pamela Barnes Barb Berry Rich Bostwick Mark Brewer John Brown Paul Burke Karen Burd JUNIORS ,45 Tim Burkhart Sandra Campbell vt ‘s Scott Burrell Alane Burns James Patty Capluzzi Carroll Rich Caruso Glenn Burritt Debi Castle 146 JUNIORS Kathleen Crowe Patty Clancy Cindy Clark Timothy Cone Charlie Conine Mary Ellen Crosby Luke Crissy Diane Cornish Pam Cornish John Connors JUNIORS 147 John Dagon i 1 }. Carol Dailey Shari Davis Vickie Davison 148 JUNIORS Mike Earley Karen Eason Diane Ebert Mary Emerson Mark Flint Patti Fortuna Michele Fisher Teresa Foskey Tim Foskey JUNIORS 149 Patty Frungillo David Gadsden Patricia Gadsden Steve Gillette Kelly Bridget Alan Gibbs Gleason Glover 150 JUNIORS Theresa Halstead Tim Greenthal Christine Hamilton Bryce Hanning Kevin Hanrahan Bill Harkenrider Kiera Healey Bruce Heller Kelly .Hemler Barbara Hillman Eric Hemmings JUNIORS 151 Brian Jacobs 152 JUNIORS Lisa Kinback Martha Koehler Connie Kraft Mariora Kelly Liz Kelleher Thomas Kenedy Shawn Kelly Susan Lake Diane Krajewski Barbara Kramer Rosanne Lackey JUNIORS 153 Tammy Lawrence Amy Lecceardone Katie Leitch Arthur Leland Maureen Letson Debbie Lorow joanne Maher James Marino Joe Livingston 154 JUNIORS James McNulty Patty Murphy Sam Nasca Kathy Mauro Mauro Tom McCollumn Laurie McCarthy Paul Mikolajczyk Tom Moore Colin McShane Gina Moretti Doug Nisbet JUNIORS 155 Casey Norton Laurie Norton James O'Heron Darlene O'Dell Tom Pappalardo Bronwyn Penwarden Margaret Peisher 156 JUNIORS Cheryl Petersen Andy Poklinkowski Thomas Reardon Dave Rauber Linda Puffer JUNIORS 157 Bill Reville Dan Reville Lawrence Rice Mary Shephard Theresa Sexton Thomas Shaut Linda Rice Sharon Rice Allen Robertson Rick Rice Sue Rienburg Michael Secondo 158 JUNIORS Loren Smith Shawna Smith Frank Spitulnik Nancy Stanton JUNIORS 159 Bill Stewart Kerry Stephens Marcia Stephens Daniel Stewart Joan Stuart Suriani inch y Suriani K-oseanne Testani Steve Stewart Mary Stiles Phil Stiles Leslie Stutzman 160 JUNIORS UjS Ann Tobin Renata Trapp Tom Thompson Rich Wheeler David Willey Laura Witzman Randy Woodworth Paul Zema Mary White Sal Trentanelli Nancy Walker Ray Tychi Rich Valentine JUNIORS 161 □FFICER5 5DPHDmaPiE5 162 SOPHOMORES M. Barillo T. Argentieri R. Argentieri A. Argentieri B Andrews J. Barnes M. Bottone R. Boyle C. Brown H. Brown F. Bebout K. Boone K. Bossard L. Braley j. Brown B. Ahearn S. Brown SOPHOMORES 163 I. Brungard J. Burritt T. Butler R. Clifford B. Coleman M. Colomaio V. Capluzzi C. Carson J. Cavalletti D. Clark N. Chevalier B. Clancy 164 SOPHOMORES ' - D. Connors S. Davis P. Duryea M. Flint M. Gallese T. Cornish L. Connors L. Dickerson M. DeSanto C. Drew C. Drew M. Emerson R. Evans M. Davis I P. Duryea G. Freeland C. Gardner SOPHOMORES 165 C. Grossman E. Gilmore B. Grimm D. Griffin S. Hanrahan B. Harwood K. HerrNeckar D. Hillman B. Heineman R Holsopple J. Kinney T. jimerson P House S. Jimerson C. Kilbourne E. Houghtaling 166 SOPHOMORES T. Mayo K. McDaniel B. Murphy T. Nasca A. Murphy A. Miller SOPHOMORES 167 R. Northrup I J. Oyer S. Persichilli D. Norton B. O'Heron j. Ohstrom S. O'Rourke B. Ormsby S. Reardon M. Recktenwald M. Reitnauer K. Remchuck R. Remchuck B. Oyer T. Perkins T. Pollizi M. Ranalletti J. Reynolds 168 SOPHOMORES K. Roselli L. Roselli K. Rink C. Rohan S. Roof C. Roberts D. Rockwell SOPHOMORES 169 A. Snyder K. Spencer C. Spike D. Spitulnik P. Smith K. Smith M. Sheroshick L. Simons R. Slaght J. Sprague L. Stewart T. Spangler V. Sheridan 170 SOPHOMORES M. Walsh J. Walsh L. Watt S. Wheeler L. Wheeler M. Weyand K. Westfall M. Wulforst K. Woodworth J. Wood L. Willsey SOPHOMORES 171 FRE5HmEN 172 FRESHMEN ) Acor D. Bartlett T. Aini K. Arno T. Aultman S. Backer A. Baker T. Baker K. Bailey B. Barlow T Bebout R. Bates J. Beaver C. Benesch R. Berry W. Bradt E. Brewer G. Brown Brown FRESHMEN 173 E. Connors ). Davison V M. Didas C. Croston S. Crowe P. Curtis B. Dailey M. DeVinney G. Dickerson i S. Dunn J. Ebert K. Egan M. Eveland C. Drake 174 FRESHMEN M. lak K. Jacobs J. Loper P Maglier R. Houghtaling L. Loper S. Lorow J. Kinback NJ T. Halstead M. Hamilton R. Harold T. Hooker J. Loper J. Lewis K. Hillman B. Marino R. Kull J. Klenchik M. Heers ). Hillman D. Hill L. Kinne L. Holsopple A. Mayo R. LaChiusa J. Kline W. Maxon K. King M. Harris L. Hatfield- Nicholson J. Hatter FRESHMEN 175 P. McCool P McDaniel M. McDonald S. McGregor B. Mess J. Michels S. McDaniels M. McLaughlin J. Moore K. Moore D. Morgan B. Mozzar A. Neu P. Palmesano A. Penwarden R. Perkins S. Olix J. Poklinkowski R. Oyer D. Reville D. Reynolds J. Ritenburg j. Rodbourn j. Roselli L. Roselli T. Roselli T. Rougeux S. Page L. Pollizi A. Rees L. Sanborn 176 FRESHMEN M. Saxton M. Schneider j. Schwartz L. Sherer E. Shook M. Simons J. Smith K. Smith m. Smith E. Secondo ). Shaughnessy A. Shephard D. Simpson D. Simpson j. Skinner ■ S. Smith j. Spike M. Stage W. Stage D. Stewart D. Stewart D. Wing M. Woodworth T. Woodworth J. Testani K. Tierney M. Tierney B. Tigner L. Towner M. Travis FRESHMEN 177 EJ's ENERGIZER5 L to R: D. Reville, M E. DeSanto, M. Weyand, T. jimerson, D. Prete, L. Stewart, M. Ermy, L. Watt, B. McDermott, K. Farley, R. Stewart, K. Warters Red Raider (Kim Wellington) 180 SPORTS Row 1: D. Bartlett, L. Watt, K. Griswold, M. Ermy, M. Weyand Row 2: K. Farley, B. McDermott, E. Connors Row 3: L. Stewart, P. Duryea, T. jimerson WINTER i. Advisor: Mrs. Ellen J. Dewey The Hornell Cheerleaders created a feeling of spirit and enthusiasm in the spectators of H.H.S. They also ran the pep assemblies and sold spirit raising items. Thank you for always being there to keep HORNELL spirited. Row 1: K. Barillo, Red Raider, j. Stewart Row 2: C. Connors, B. Berry, K. Prete, L. Puffer, S. Sleggs Row K. Crowe SPORTS 181 The Hornell Varsity Football team had a rewarding but also disap- pointing season. They had set their goal of 8-0 but fell short to 5-3 because of injured starters in their last three games. The Raiders un- der Coach Bottone were a very talented squad and if any one could have taken us to an undefeated season it would have been the 1980-81 Red Raider foot- ball team. Tang’s Taugh Tanhs Row V. J. Surianni, D. Nisbit, R. Bostwick, B. Murray, ). Reinhart, B. Jacobs, D. Rauber, P. Quinlan, R. Rice Row 2: M. Earley, C. Hogan, J. Montemarano, T. j. Kennedy, D. Gadsden, J. Brown, J. Grillo, W. Argentieri, M. Recktenwald. Row 3: D. Spencer, B. Stewart, J. Weyand, B. Quinlan, J. Kelleher, T. Brown, E. Weyand, L. Rice. Row 4: M. Smith, J. Kelleher, P. Mikolajczyk, D. Hann, D. Printy, T. Wall, M. Prete, T. Baumgarten Row 5: Coach McCumiskey, J. Burke, P. Burke, R. Clancy, G. Recktenwald, K. Pruce, S. Stewart, Coach Printy. Row 6: Coach Bottone. 182 SPORTS Row 1: Coach Campese, M. Buisch, P. Maglier, B. Geary, R. Harold, E. Recktenwald, J. Gardner, Coach Libordi. Row 2: R. Kull, S. O'Rourke, J. Brungard, S. Brown, R. Argentieri, B. Coleman. Row 3: T. Lowe, F. Schneider, J. McNelis, T. Argentieri, D. Cox, j. Zaprazynski. Row 4: R. Bates, R. Oyer, D. Hillman, j. Walker, D. Congdon, S. Turek, R. Kull. Row 5: T. Wall, R. Ranger, C. Congdon, J. Skinner, M. Reitnauer, M. Sanders. Row 6: D. Printy, L. Ranger, M. Recktenwald, D. Connors, M. Wulfrost, J. Oyer, D. Spitulnik. SPORTS 183 John's Jochs Row V. J. Sexton, D. Stutzman, S. Gaffney, A. Mayo, Coach D. Freeland Row 2: S. Thurber, R. Brown, J. Sprague, J. Hillman, A. Murphy, K. Ja- cobs, M. Kelly Row 3: J. Schnell, M. Clancy, j. Walsh, J. Cavaletti, J. Morrissey, B. Clifford, B. Kelly 184 SPORTS Row 1: B. Hanning, C. Kramer, T. Church, ). Dagon, S. Nasca, V. Tallman, Coach Rees Row 2: D. Crissy, F. Spitulnik, C. Becker, S. Kelly, L. Crissy, G. Ashworth, T. Reardon Row 3: ). Burnett, P. Huffsmith, D. Aultman, P. Wall, T. Smith, T. Burkhart, J. Livingston The boy's varsity soccer team under their new coach John Rees had a season of 6-8, They made it to the first game of the sectionals where Naples defeated Hornell by a score of 3-1. The Red Raiders dedicated the season in memory of two of their players: Larry Criss and Nick Saam, by wearing black bands on their arms. They specially dedicated their game against Wellsville and won by a score of 3-1. Game balls were presented to the parents at the conclusion of the game. This year's team consisted mainly of juniors, but is losing six seniors. They are: Chris Kramer (captain), Pete Wall, Pete Huffsmith, Greg Ashworth, Jeff Burnett, and Damian Crissy. Hornell has four- teen junior players returning as a nucleus of next years team. SPORTS 185 ITla's Girls Row 1: M. Jarrabet, K. Hillman, C. Green, B. Maher, D. Roof, A. Hollands, N. Watches Row 2: Coach Lefferts, C. Dailey, P. Clancy, C. Clark, K. Deebs, N. Walker, L. Kelleher, B. Hillman Row 3: J. Jarrabet, A. Kubiak, S. Gaffney, T. Hoffman, C. Bailey, L. Davidson, I. Areentipri 186 SPORTS Row 1: P. Dailey, M. Schneider, Coach Lewis, K Rink, T, Mayo Row 2: L Towner, L. Clark, B. Dailey, C. McHale, A. Miller, B. Murphy, S.lak, K. Hillman Row 3: V. Warczok, L. Simmons, P. Duryea, K. Roselli, C Rohan, S. Reardon, M. Flint, J. Potter The 1980 girl's soccer team had a very successful season this year. With a league record of 8-3-1 and an overall record of 9-6-1 Coach Lefferts was proud of her girls. The highpoint of their season was the victory over Addison which allowed them a wild card sectional berth. Their only major disappointment proved to be their loss to Marcus Whitman in their only sectional game. In commenting on her team Coach Lefferts said that in her nine years of coaching this team was by far the most talented team she has ever had. Despite losing 12 letter winning Seniors, Coach Lefferts is looking forward to another successful season. Their goal for next year- Sectional Champs. SPORTS 187 Bautillier's Bappers Row 1: M. Presutti, K. Hemler, D. Sciotti, M. Davis Row 2: V. Capluzzi, K. Beckerink, L. Sherer, B. Hanrahan, M. Wise, Coach Boutillier Row 3: D. Decker, M. Stiles, T, Marsh, T. Archer, P. Sheedy The Red Raider volleyball team ended with a record of 3-8. They competed for the 2nd year in a row in the Sullivan Trail which changed their season to the fall. They will have eight players return- ing: two juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. Coach Boutillier is losing six seniors to graduation consisting of Monica Wise and Brigette Hanrahan (co-cap- tains), Mel Presutti, Karen Beckerink, Tina Marsh, and Trach Ar- cher. 188 SPORTS ! Greg's Golfers SPORTS 189 This year the Hornell golf team finished 3rd in the Sullivan Trail. The Raider's had a young team and should have everyone return- ing next year. Their two most out- standing players were sophomores Mike Barillo and Jim Barnes. They will be competing in the counties and sectionals in the spring. Row 1: Richard Berry, John Fenton, Mike Barillo, Jim Swift, Coach Johnson Row 2: Jeff Brown, John Connors, Jim Barnes, Chris Benesch, Bill Headley, Scott Jeffreys Row 1: E. Hemmings, B. Reville, D. Foster, A. Robertson, L. Rice, K. Griswold Row 2: Coach Lecceardone, M. Secondo, B. White, M. Bottone, S. Rice, M. Didas Row 3: M. Walsh, C. Drake, P. Evingham Lish's Lashers Row 1: W. Fuller, M. Smith, C. Didas Row 2: Coach Lecceardone, G. Powers, P. Walsh, N. Puffer, J. Cartella Row 3: M. Bostwick, j. Harder, R. Lucas The Red Raider cross-country team had a good 1980 sea- son. The boys finished with a 3-6 record, and finished 5th in the sectionals. Of all the boys, Pat Walsh had the best sea- son finishing 36th out of 164 runners in the state championship. The girls finished with an overall record of 5-1, and are the Steuben County champs. The girls finished 2nd in the sectionals out of 23 competing schools. 190 SPORTS Row 1: D. Nesbit, C. McHale, I. Bowl, G. Brown, L. Norton Row 2: K. Congdon, S. Scheiwer, B. Johnson, A. Neu, M. McGregor, R, Dyring Row 3: M. Daniels, S. Crandall, B. Mess, D. Prior, L. Holsopple, M. Ruth 5chEiwEr's 5trihErs The 1981 bowling team was victorious again this year. This makes 32 out of 33 years they have won the county title. Although they are losing five seniors, Patty Hamburg, Steve Crandall, Bill Mess, Dave Prior and Mike Daniels, Coach Scheiwer feels they will have a nucleus for a win- ning season again next year. SPORTS 191 Row 1: T. Baumgarten, B. Murray. T Reardon, T. Smith Row 2: J. Fenton, J. Dagon, R. Caruso, T. Church, T. Foskey, T. Burkhart, D. Aultman, Coach Ripple 1 RIPPLE'5 REBDUNDER5 192 SPORTS This year's basketball team was very young. It consisted of eleven juniors and one sophomore. The team captain was )ohn Dagon. The team's record was 5- 11. Next year should be a rewarding year as all starters will be returning and will have experience. Row 1: ). Ebert, M. Fortuna, ). Sexton, R. Argentieri, N. Chevalier, D. Parks Row 2: Coach Wassink, D. Spitulnik, M. Barillo, J. Wood, M. Persing, R. Berry, J. Barnes, T. Argentieri SPORTS 193 Row 1: G. Green, M. Stiles, N. Walker, A. Kubiak, R. Stewart Row 2: P. Sheedy, S. Roof, j. Argentieri, C. Bailey, T. Hoffman, Coach Lefferts LEFFERT5' LFOE5 194 SPORTS This year the Red Raider Girl's Basketball team consisted of five Seniors, three Juniors, and two Sophomores. The Seniors were Judy Argentieri, Cindy Bailey, Georgia Green, Theresa Hoffman and Amy Kubiak. Their captain was Theresa Hoffman. The Raiders had a slow sea- son but Coach Lefferts is counting on a strong team next year. Row 1: S, Rice, M. Mauro, K. Stewart, ). Potter, A. Miller, S Reardon Row 2: P. Duryea, A. Caruso, D. Decker, M. Griffin, T Hadley, A Argentieri, K. Warters, Coach Foos 5PITTLEFV5 5PLR5HER5 Row 1: S. Grimm Row 2: R. Zema, M. Deebs, D. Flatiz, L. Davidson, T. Grenthal, L. Willey, M. Secondo, R. Jones Row 3: J. Skinner, P. Pollinger, B. Murphy, D. Reville, J. Secondo, J. Prete, C. Stevens, B. Clifford, Asst. Coach Watches, Coach Spittler 1% Sports The swim team had a very good season. Their overall record was 15-3. There are only four seniors leaving the team. They are Jeff Burnett, Lin- da Davidson, Mike Deebs, and Debbie Flaitz. Coach Spittler says there are some promising young swimmers. He is expecting another strong team next year. SPORTS 197 Row 1: D. Siranni, D. Remchuck, P. Wilkins, L. Smith, ). Reinhart Row 2: M. Smith, T. Moore, D. Crissy, P. Mikolajczyk, L. Nasca, J. Weyand, R. Bostwick TnnLj's TigErs The wrestling season of 1981 had its take-downs and escapes with Coach Tony Bottone returning to the team. This years team consist- ed of three seniors —Damian Crissy, Lou Nasca, and Melvin Smith —six ju- niors, one sophomore, and two eighth graders. Co-captains were Damian Crissy and Lou Nasca. 198 SPORTS Row 1: R. Kull, J. Zaparzynski, ). Gardner, B. Dunn, D. Smith, S. Tobias Row 2: R. Oyer, R. Barlow, N. Stoddard, C. Congdon, R. Baker, M. Eveland, R. Kull, T. Polizzi, Coach M. Fiamingo SPORTS 199 Caruso's Clinchers- Row 1: J. Montemarano, C. Hogan, j. Tallman, E. Weyand, R. Dailey Row 2: B. Quinlan, J. Kelleher, M. Prete, ). McDermott, ). Watches Row 3: Coach Caruso, G. Recktenwald, J. Dagon, A. Smith, B. Baumgarten, J. Law- rence 200 SPORTS Coach Caruso had a winning 1980 season when his team finished with a 13-11 and took second in the Sullivan Trail BiState Division to the champs of Sayre. They won the Steuben County championship to qualify for the sectionals but lost to the section champs from Batavia. Coach Caruso is optimistic about the 1981 season because of his eleven returnees, in- cluding his two top pitchers John Kelleher and John Dagon. The success of the season will depend on the senior players and their dedi- cation. We all wish them luck. Row 1: T. Reardon, M. Fortuna, V. Tallman, R. Brown, B. Andrews, B. Murray, D. Rauber. Row 2: Coach Libordi, D Spitulnik, S. Burrell, T. Argentieri, J. Suriani, ). Connors, T. Baumgarten. SPORTS 201 SantElli's Sluggers Row 1: T. Palmesano, G. Green, K. Hillman Row 2: M. j. Mulhollen, R. Shick, B. Kaplan, P. Coates, M. Gadsden Row 3: Coach Santelli, C. Bailey, M. Stiles, C. Potter, B. Hanrahan, S. Gaffney, A. Kubiak 202 SPORTS The High School Girl's varsity softball team coached by Mrs. Santelli had a tremendous 1980 season, ending with a 15-5 record. Not only was the offense superb, but the defense stood its ground too. The MVP award went to Amy Kubiak who led the team with the highest batting average and RBI's. The 1980 season was special also in that Hornell took Section V to court as a result of losing the Section V championship. Hornell lost because of a protest brought against them after the game had been completed and actually won by Hornell. The Hornell school officials, however, decided to withdraw and discontinue the lawsuit after consultation with other Hornell officials. The trial would have been lengthy, costly, and would have been an inconvenience to many people. Despite the loss of seven of her Seniors, Coach Santelli is looking forward to another successful season in 1981. SPORTS 203 FEltham's Rngels Row 1: J. Fiamingo, J. Walker, E. Hemmings, j. O'Heron, J. Changose, J. Prete, B. Reville, M. Baker, M. Smith. Row 2: Coach Angeli, J. Burnett, C Didas, B. Didas, B. Heineman, F. Argentieri, D. Watt, j. Hover, D. Warczok, ). Harder. Row 3: S. Morey, ). Mike, C. Roberts, M. Deeba, C. Rice, R. Ranger, M. Bostwick, R. Hawley, M. Earley, N. Saam. Row 4: Coach Feltham, J. Bennett, S. Shephard, S. Day, D. Harris, D. Spencer, D. Aultman, J. Ebert, T. Smith, M. Hoffman, D. Crosby. 204 SPORTS Row 1: M. Baker, D. Watt, F. Argentieri, J. Hover, S. Morey, j. Mike, Harris, S. Shephard, j. Ebert, D. Crosby. D. Warczok Row 2: Coach Feltham, Coach Angeli, S. Day, J. Bennett, D. The Red Raider's track team had an over-all record of 6-3. Two of the boys, Jim Hover and Fran Argentieri, placed at the sectionals and advanced to the state meet. Coach Feltham said that after losing sixteen seniors to graduation the '81 year would be a rebuild- ing year. SPORTS 205 fTlrs. Fan's FinE Faxes Row 1: K. Bates, A. Shephard, B. Clancy, P. Reardon, V. Warczok, L. Kelleher, N. Walker, N. Puffer, L. Stewart, M. Fisher Row 2: K. Halstead, E. Malick, M. Bottone, L. Penwarden, A. Hollands, P. Clancy, D. Simpson, K. Farley, E. Young, S. Rice, M. Didas. Row 3: S. Campbell, J. Garrett, R. Kaplan, S. Roselli, Coach Foos, Coach Pieklo, M. Bottone, D. Krajewski, S. Sleggs, C. Hover, N. Hill. 206 SPORTS The 1980 track team has all new records since it was mandatory that all measurements be changed to metric units. All old standard records will stand. Using the talents of all the girls, the team finished up with a 8-2 record in the first met- ric season. They became champions of the Steuben County B division. H.H.S. lost many fine seniors to graduation, but we are looking forward to many more fine returning athletes. SPORTS 207 -Falcis flcErs- 208 SPORTS Row 1: G. Hyslip, K. Herrnecker, D. Ebert, J. Swift, J. Partridge Row 2: M. Davis, C. Hamilton, K. Beckerink, 3: Coach Falci, J. Brungard, F. Mauro, T. Archer, J. Oyer, B. Mauro, A. Lieb Schnell, C. McShane, ). Tobin Row The 1980 varsity tennis team was looked upon as a rebuilding year for the Raiders. According to Coach Falci, it wasn't supposed to be, but, with key injuries to seniors Jeff Falzoi and John Lieb, the Raiders had to call on their Freshmen for help . The team posted an overall 8-7 record, and won the Steuben County League AA championship with a 7-1 record. Senior Jim Tobin and Sophomore Bill Mauro won the Steuben County doubles title and placed high in the sectionals. SPORTS 209 Congratulations Class of 1981 Hornell High School Alumni Association President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Publicity: Robert Griswold Sal Falzoi Sue Argentieri Lois Harrison Mary Falzoi Are you having trouble getting your head together? A simple solution would be: ROCKY'S RED CARPET Tailored Head Design Studio 35 Elm Street Hornell, N.Y. 325658 Compliments of KARNS BIKE SHOP Arkport, N.Y. tBatfixLck’i FLOWERS 81 Hart� horn St. Horn.ll, N.Y, Area Cod. 607 - PKon. 324-2531 HAIRZOO BEAUTY SALON 102 2 River Street Men and Women's Styling 324-0250 Compliments of REIDMAN CORPORATION Insurance — Bonds Congratulations to the Class of 1981 TOM KINNEY'S 30 Broadway Mall Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of '81 STROBEL'S WELDING SERVICE 75 Adsit St. Hornell, N.Y. UP TO DATE FASHIONS The small town store with the big city fashions Congratulations Class of '81 Congratulations Class of '81 BILLY SCHU'S FOOD BAR Seneca St., Hornell, N.Y. Bill and Irene Congratulations and Best Wishes ELSENHEIMER CHEVROLET Hornell, N.Y. Compliments of DEGAETANO SHOES AND SHOE REPAIR 100 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. Vince and Stella Gibson-Sylvania-Hardwick Speed Queen DI DIO T.V. AND APPLIANCES 100 Main St., 324-6581 ADs 213 Congratulations Class of '81 HOMES - FARMS ■ BUSINESSES RENTALS ■ APPRAISALS AUTO FIRE GENERAL LIABILITY ACCIDENT ■ HEALTH ■ LIFE Robert A. Sweeney Agency Inc. real Estate and Insurance Service That Excels” 320 CANISTEOSTREET PHONE 324 5700 5701 HORNELL. NEW YORK 14843 MAPLE CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 174 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-1822 Where you save does make a difference MAPLE CITY POLICE CLUB Hornell N.Y. THE STATIONERY CENTER Quality Stationery and Office Products 70 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. 14843 phone (607) 324-4243 214 ADS Congratulations Kim and the Class of '81 THE BIG ELMS 196 Seneca St. FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS 6 Genesee St. Congratulations to Lorrie and the Class of '81 WILKINS SERVICE, INC. Quality Pre-owned Phone 324-6471 Hornell, N.Y. Your Downtown Florists Weddings - Funerals - Flowers for all occasions DOUG'S FLOWER SHOP J. Doug Gilbert, Owner 162 Main St. Ph: 607-324-2400 Hornell, N.Y. 14843 82 Erie Ave. Best Wishes Class of '81 STUBBY'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 324-3494 Hornell, N.Y. y MURRAY STEVENS SINCE 1 20 Congratulations Class of 1981 HORNELL FIRE FIGHTER'S ASSOCIATION 36-42 BROADWAY HORNELL, N. Y. Compliments of 3 7 Center St. Hornell, N.Y. 324-5393 ADS 215 Congratulations to Class of '81 GUARGLIA OPTICIANS 13 Church Street Hornell, N.Y. 324-4865 Congratulations to the Class of '81 Hornell Teacher's F.C.U. SERVING SOUTHERN TIER 201 East First St., Corning N.Y. Lakeview Medical Center, Bath, N.Y. Compliments of MacBride's 32 Broadway Congratulations Class of '81 A. L. BLADES, INC. General Contractors (607) 324-3636 Webb's Crossing Road Congratulations to the Class of '81 BAKERS DOZEN 190 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. 324-1313 THE MEN'S SHOP 99-101 Main Street Hornell, N.Y. 14843 tel. 324-2561 Congratulations Colleen from CONNORS PHARMACY 434 Canisteo Street Hornell, N.Y. 324-5424 Congratulations Class of '81 WILKINS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES at 2 locations-Route 21-Almond Road and Arkport Road Hornell, N.Y. 14843 216 ADS Steuben Trust Company Hornell-Arkport Seneca Office Arkport Office See us for higher education loans member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Congratulations to the Class of '81 ADS 217 Since 1875 Compliments of WALDORF'S JEWELERS 17 Seneca St. Hornell, N.Y. John L. Johnson 324-4422 Wilma F. Johnson FRANKLIN FURNITURE Makers of Happy Homes 120 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of 1981 Home Furnishings CANISTEO FURNITURE APPLIANCE 19 Main St., Canisteo, N.Y. 14823 Phone 698-4511 W. Dean Bertch Home Phone 698-4889 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 HORNELL HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations to the Class of '81 from Ernst H. Weyand Plumbers Heating 381 Canisteo St. Hornell, N.Y. 2nd to none dflk Plumbing and Heating Phone 324-1111 Good luck in the future Congratulations to Julie and Scott and the Class of '81 from Stewart's Sunoco Home of Mr. Scrub 24 hour 188 Seneca towing Hornell, N.Y. 324-1750 Nights 324-5744 May all your wishes come true UHOCp Compliments of a FRIEND Your first or last name printed free on any shirt purchased at THE TOP SHOP Rt. 21 Plaza Hornell, N.Y. ♦Present this book 12:009:00 Sat. 10:00-5:00 P C LIGHTING CENTER Electrical Lighting Fixtures and Light Bulbs 324-7232 Robert T. Panter Hair Styling that is simply a matter of Good Taste TRES CHIC K Mart Plaza 218 ADS Bill Burch Greg Burch Kevin Burch MAPLE CITY DODGE R.D. 2 Arkport Road Hornell, N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-1155 Omni —Aspen Challenger —Colt —Trucks —St. Regis Mirada — Diplomat — Aries Congratulations Class of 1981 LA PIANA SHOE STORE The home of family quality shoes” 126 Main Street Phone Hornell, N.Y. 324-4040 Congratulations Class of 1981 Formerly the Glenwood J.C S CAFE Phone 324-4428 SECURITY TRUST CO. Hornell-Arkport Road Hornell, N.Y. 14843 (607) 324-3300 Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations to Linda and the Class of 1981 DAVIDSON'S FURNITURE Main Street Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '81 from J. C. PENNEY'S the friendly place” A. MC HENRY CO. Jewelers for over a century 106 Main St. Hornell, N.Y. Congratulations Class of '81 S.K.F. INDUSTRIES Horton Street Hornell, N.Y. ADS 219 The Varden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Yanfrii 220 ADS Congratulations Best Wishes Class of '81 to the Class of '81 Blovsky Motor Sales Inc. From the employees of Ford-Mercury Sales and services Marion-Rohr Corp 324-1500 Dick Blovsky 95 Seneca st. President Hornell, N.Y. A hearty congratulations to our graduating employees and all the members of the Class of 1981 Nobody «in do it like McDonald's can of Hornell Pete and Connie Manikas ADS 221 Congratulations to the Class of '81 HORNELL AREA FUNERAL DIRECTORS BENDER BISHOP JOHNSON BROWN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME INC. FUNERAL HOME INC. FUNERAL HOME 354 Canisteo St. 285 Main St. 6 Spruce St. Hornell Hornell Canisteo 324-2341 324-2700 698-2517 CURRY'S DAGON'S LANDON-BEAVER FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME 297 Canisteo St. 38 Church St. 27 Main St. Hornell Hornell Hornell 324-2525 324-3500 324-0955 ROBERTSON LYNCH SMITH FUNERAL HOME INC. FUNERAL HOME HP SON INC. 41 Genesee St. 24 Erie Ave. 29 E. Main St. Hornell Hornell Canisteo 324-1100 324-3640 698-4552 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 compliments of FIRST STATE BANK OF CANISTEO AND GREENWOOD The Friendly Bank Congratulations to the Class of '81 PETE'S BILLARD PARLOR THANKS MR. C Congratulations to the Class of '81 Harold's Army and Navy 96 Main St. Hornell New York ROYCE SHOP For Distinctive Bridal Apparel, Prom Dresses and Sportswear 104 Main St.___________________________ 324-0775 222 ADS PRTRDN5 Dr. Al-Hussaini Allstate Insurance Company Dr. and Mrs. Mario A. Argentieri Attorney and Mrs. Paul A. Argentieri Arkport Travel Agency T. J. Beyer, D.V.M. B. P.O. Elks 364 Caruso Wholesale Fruits Vegetables Dr. John K. Coyle Arthur H. Cunningham Post 440 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaffney Dr. Jack R. Hollowell, D.D.S. Hornell Obstetrics Gynecology Associates, P.C. Hornellsville Lodge 331 F AM Dr. Mrs. R. J. Janello Kenneth L. Kemp Plumbing Heating, Inc. J. C. LaFrance, D.C. Attorney John E. Nugent Dr. Mrs. Brent Penwarden Dr. Mrs. W. D. Peterson C. Pfeil Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sexton Dr. and Mrs. William D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Wall Dr. Paul J. Wolfgruber Dr. Pius W. Vorio, D.P.M. Attorney Louis C. Zannieri □UR 5PECIRL THRNH5 TQ . . Administrators and Faculty The Custodial Staff Mr. Wayne Dewey Mr. Charles Hughes Mrs. Christine Kelly Mr. Francis Norton Mr. Robert Oakes Parents of the 1980 Yearbook Staff Mrs. Judy Strobel Radio Station W.H.H.O. and The Students of H.H.S. ADS 223 It's time for moving' on —but even so, we must remember what brought us to today. Hard work and determination along with all of the good times have combined to make our years at Hornell High times we will always remember. The editors of the 1981 Maple Leaf have created an entirely new and unique book to help you relive these past years. Using the Rainbow as our theme, we have tried to bring more color and life into the book. For the first time the senior formals are in col- or. The divider pages each represent a color of the spectrum. We tried to modernize the book by changing the underclassmen section with the use of tooling lines. Our cover was designed to portray the idea that we, as seniors, will soon look to the fu- ture for our riches, not necessarily gold, but many times intangibles such as lasting friendships. As you leave H.H.S. I hope that you will look back on these pages and remember what made the Class of '81. Follow Your Rainbow! Julie Stewart Editor-in-chief